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London, England, 1807-07-31 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARr PROGEEDIAGS.

}JOUST! OF 1.0R113, THURSDAY, JULY 30.
Counfel was heard in the Appeal. the Puke of Hamilton D.
the Rev. Mr. Scott, and the Cut cher proceedings were poftpuued
until Monday.
The Sierra Leone Bill, and other Bills, were brought from the
Compton.. and read a Bilk time.
The Idea Infurrection Bill, the frith Fifhary Bill, and the Oxi-
genated Murialie Add Bill were committed. The other Bills on
the Table were forwarded in their Rag: s.
On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the confedera-
tion of hi. fVfajelty's Meffage relative to Frogmore Houk, was
poftponed until to-morrow.
Lord KINGS TON noticed a mifreprefentation of his Meech on
the kith befutreetioo Bill, which had appeared in a Paper of this
morning, and Rated that he had not thrown any relladtion on the
Magiftraey of the County of Sligo. who were a very refpedtable
body. His Lordltip (poke in-a low tone of voice, and we cannot
therefore repeat all that be laid. He concluded by obferving, that
if he did not call the Printer of the Paper in.queftion to the Bar,
it was becaufe he believed the inifreprefen4tton to have been un-
intentional; and hecaufe he hoped that the notice which lie had
taken of it would induce Printers to refrain froM infertiog inae
curate reports in their Papers... Adjourned. •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SECRETARY at WAR prefented a Lift of the Captains,
Lieutenants, &e. (crying In the Militia, for the pupate of Otewing
the number of Comotiffions now vacant in that force -.-Ordered
to be printed.
He alfo prcfented an Eilisnate of the probable Expellee of one
bundred thoufand Volunteers, including Drummers, &c. for one
Teau.....Prdered to be printed.
A Perron from the F.xchequer prefented an Account of the
Sum wanted to complete the Loan of 3,000,00-1. granted out of
the Confolidated Fund in the Year 11106.—Ordered to lie on the
Table.
The Malta Trade Bill (Calicoes) was read a fecond time, and
ordered to he committed f Ar to-morrow.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the Committee on
Swears Herrings, which, after a few words from Mr. Lufhing.
ton and Mr. Role, was agreed to, and a bill ordered to be brought
in accordingly.
A Perron from the Royal Naval Afylum prefented an Account
of the Sums granted by Parliament to that Inftitution, and of the
Espenditure of the lane Once its commemeinent.
The Reports of the Britifb bithery and Woollen Cloathing Bills
were brought up. agreed to, and ordered to be read a third time.
Mr. HOB MUSE brought in a Bill repealing the Duties on
certain Foreign Goods exported from Great Britain to Ireland
Read a 6rft time, and ordered to be read a feeond time to morrow,
•• 1 he Pia Office Bill (liamburgh Letter) wept through a Cont.
Mittee and was ordered to he reported to morrow. • •
The Surrey and Middlefes Police Continuing Bill was read a
third tine and paged.
• The Bill for atiowing the importation and Esporbtion ofcertain
enumerated Articles to And from Anttrica and the Weft Indies,
went through a Committee, and was ordered to be repOrted
moo row. "
• The Coffee Warehotding Bill was read a third time and paged.
In a Committee on Wcft India PrOduee it was drdered that [ale
f do apply for leave to bring in a Bill aothorifing the rale
of Weft India Produce, by the Weft India Dock CoinpanY, free
Isom audtton duty. Leave was accordingly given.

A rneffage from the Lords Rated their Lordfhipe concurrence
in the Exchequer Bille Bill.
The Report of the Committee of Supply of yefterday was
brqnght up, and the different Refolutions agreed to.
The Report of the Irlib Revenue Regulation Bill was taken into
farther confideration, agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third time to morrow.
Mr. 1-108 HOUSE brought up the Report of the Dublin Pav-
ing Bill, agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-
, morrow. _ _ .

The Report of the Militia Transfer Bill was ordered to be
taken into further confidcration on Monday. Bill aro to be
printed.
The Houfe went into a Committee on the Spirit Duty and
Drawback Acts
On the motion of Mr. HUSK:SSON, it was refolved that the
Chairman fhould move for leave to bring in a Bill to harm!, for
a time to be limited, the Drawbacks upon Spirits made or distilled
in Great Britain or Ireland, and exported from one part of the
United Kingdom to the other. The Houfe returned, and Mr.
Hobhoufc obtained leave to Wing ir. a Bill purfuant to the Rao-
lotions.

POOLE ELKTON..

The Order of the Day for bringing Mr W. Spur-
rier to the bp- of the Houfe, in order to Ilk being
difcharged, being read, he was accordingly brought to
the bar, when the Speaker addreffed him, Sating, that
complaint having been made to that Houfe, that the
laft Writ iffueci for the Eleetion rf a burgefb for
the Town and County of Pottle had been unduly
delayed, feveral perfons had been examined at the
Bar of the Houle, and the Writ had been traced
to his hands. From his own examination, but not,
however, without many attempts.at concealment of
the truth, it appeared that the Writ had been de.
tamed by him from undue motives of private par-
tiality and favour. For this breach of the privileges
of that Honourable Houfe he had been committed
to the cuflody of the Serjeant at Arms; and if the.
Haute abflained from laying on him a heavier men-
fore of punifirment, it was not becaufe they regarded
his tranfgreflion as light or trivial, hut becaufe, hay.
ing it in c.mtemplation to adopt other meana for
checking this evil, they thought farther punithment
in his perfon unneceffary. Having in his Petition
expreffed his contrition for the offence of which he
had been guilty, the Houfe had refolved to difcharge
him, and he was now difcharged accordingly.
Tne Addrefs of the SPEAKER was ordered to
be entered in the Journals.

BARRACK BUILDINGS.

Mr. MANNING, referring to the flrement of
the Fourth Repot of the Commit Goners of • Mi
litary Inquiry, wifhed to be informed if any flepshad
been, or were meant to be, taken, with relpeti to the
19 Barracks, cf which it a,/",eared no accounts had
yet been given in, or with Telly& to Mr. Coplani's
Accounts, who reprefented himfelf as having claims
on Government to the amount of abnut t50,06c1.,
while the refult of the irivettigation of the Commif-
fioners of Military inquiry feemed to amount to this
—that he was already greatly overpaid.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
informed the Honourable Gemleman, that different
fuggeftions on the fubjett to which he referred, had
been made to Government, which they were in the
' courfe of c nfidering, and he mihltt reft affured that
every potfible attention (hould be paid to the interell
of the public in thefe different refpeas.