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London, England, 1804-02-21 00:00:00

PARLIeIMITITAIr PROCUDINGS.

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VVVVV CORP&
Mr. Secretary YORK Moved, that there be laid
before the Houle an account of the feveral Volunteer
Corps is the Kingdom of Great Britain, that mere
placid on permanent pay and duty. from the :A of
November. iflos, to the latell period the fame could
be made up. Ordered, and pretested accordingly,
and to be printed.

eurins.

Mr. CREEVi.Y role to poilpose the motion. of
which be had given notice on a former day. repea
ing the origin and provers of the war in Ceylon, to
a future, but not very diltant day. when he Should
have the honour of calling the attention of the Houle
to that important &Wee.
Ittta 1111111 lIIIIITIIICTPOII SILL.

When the third reading of this Bill was moved by
Mr. Corry, Lord A. Hamilton °Wined, that after
the dikuffions which took place on that important
fubjea, he felt it incumbent on him to ray, that not-
withlianding all be had heard, and the different
views which were taken of the fohjea, he eontilmed
Rill of the fame opinion. It was to the exceffive ifue
of paper, and its confequent depreciation, that the dill•
ficulttes of Ireland lhould be attributed, There was
one point in which he felt tome delicacy ; but be
could not refrain from mentioning it, when, for tome
time pall. the MP of exchange was from 18 to set
between London and Dublin. The point on which he
fclr lodic delicacy, and refpeaing which be waked to
be informed, was, whether the Lords of the Treafury
in Ireland received their falaries at par ? He had his
information from the moll refpe&able authority ;
but Rill he ',lilted to have it acknowledged or denied
Iby the Right Hon. Gentleman oppofite to him. He
Biould conclude with obferving. that he confidered
it the better mode to appoint a Committee to enquire
into the cedes of the difficulties under which Leland
Laboured, in tonfeqwence of the kaecity of fpecie.
and the exceffive iffue of Bank Notes. Mr. Coriy
had no het Cation to acknowledge that himfelt, the
L .rds of the Treafory, and tubordinate Officers.
w.ule duty required them to attend in this country
doting the fitting of Parliament. did ?ceche their
falaries at par. laut whether they ought or ought
out, was nor then the fobjea. When the Noble Lord
tecollefled that he propoled to bring in a Bill lad
Scllion for the relbiaion of the flue of notes in Ire-
hind. the Noble Lord mull perceive that there was no
material difference between them ; he felt and ac-
knowledged that much had been (offered by Ireland
in conkquence of the elective paper circulation, but
he was convinced that whatever difficulties mAy stile
from it, the Bank of Ireland !honld be rellisaed as
long as the Bank of England.
Lord ARCH. HAMILTON explained.
Mr. CURWEN kid, that the Rate of Ireland, as
enameled with this fubjea. demanded the moR Teri.
on. attention of the Hook. He was of opinion that
great relief' would be afforded to the people of that
country. either by limiting the ifne of bilk papa,.
or making it a tauter is skis coots/.

• &JOHN NEWPORT eombsted the opinion of i
Mr. o*vem, and contended, that the abfeatce feats,
which ensconced to 3.000,000 yearly, were the moll
prominent auk of the evils now complained of.—
There were. betide', feveral large loans motraßed
Ail else inters( of which he may rate at a million
*ad a half, paid in this country ; and which. of courfc,
dedwaed to mach from Ireland.—The Hoof. &odd
likewife know. that the peafants of that country 4-
war buried their money, without giving the Zeal
intilliatim of it to their wives or again ; hence a
great dad of fpecie has been irrecoverably The
coofespease of the pedants receiving *cis has been
very Injurious to the Willard. bect he refolves
never to part with a tingle 1114a:tirospay a farthing
of his rent in calk from a that crvid.
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bons or an invaftoo may enable boappropruue
to his own ufe ; for the fame mobs be pipshis notes
readily, bee:safe hematites so fithiantial value to
them. In conflating this f.bjs&, therefore, the
Hoak &mild readied% that it isto *paste is a Mrs.
try wbok inhiabitiati► at leat the clefs tit' them to
which he alluded, were dilfesentin mannetefin habi
and chamber, from the people of Enema& Similarts,
was. mehmtendr. mold not proaos fimilar of-
ferns in both emsotnes.
Mr, FOSTER did not rife to enter into the fob-
lea. but merely to *Verve, that be agreed with the
Noble Lord (Archibald Hamilton) as to the expe-
l/I=s" advantage of aProiatingli Committee to
the prefent quellioo. He hoped that the
digitises on this bufisek had toads a prefer hopee
flow on his Mnießy's Mislays. and would induce
then to propofe foam mode for removing that evils
which was fo grieemay felt.
On the Wei raiding of the Bill losing' put front
the Chair,
Mr. FOSTER kid, that he thought the Right
Hem. Gentlemen on the Treakry Bench would fay
foonathiag refplan this important fubjea ; but as
they did not.iterave notice that he bould. however,
incompeteat be felt hielfdf for the talk, bring it for-
ward on fame future day.
The Bill was then read a third time, pared. and
crated to the Lords.

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111111 MILITIA SILL
Mr. FOSTER called the attention of the Hoare to
the New Iris Militia Families Regulation Bill. which
altered materially the provifions of the old Bill ; by
the latter, the helplefs father's children, and Mien
of hpithowew, were entitled to receive two thillings
per wait ; but by the former, they were Gadded to
ao more than oar Ihilling.--He
this
dat Sae
conlidwatioa Said be given to this T ;he threw
oat the& °bravado's, in the hope t•
would attend to it, and may cane to a dairies, if
they intended it et all, before the Sprang Atka.
Mr. CORRY Sid, that the confidential of fo ha-
Pomo a fuhiea ought to be deferred till the arrival
of thole IriS Members, who were prevented at pre-
fent from attending to their Parliamentary duty, in
ceafequence of befog obliged to be with their rte.
menu and corps.
Mr. FOSTER made a few obfereatioasj alter
which the Houle adjourned.