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London, England, 1817-04-30 00:00:00

he tould ennimit in iliallhelsarzei br Nther. bread)
of hit y,-:(Lteitiitiif fiear, hear). --}le thought ,
the mischief WAS likely to extend too considerably,
n .itly among Maebr dos usernselves, but their
siestudinate offie.rs width! catch at the opportunity
of wieldinst t b d ter horny i.s the arbitrary spirit
which gay.- the fits, Impulse— (Hest; h,or).—Olie
instance had already siccoirs-st in ,he borough of l.i
verpool. where the tn.%n clerk had beso most conspi-
cuous in A proceeding against a respectable indivi-
dual, which had excited nne can vetsrl .ecling of in-
dignation and abhorrence throughou: the whole king-
dom—( Heat, itor).
Mr. Aisles matt AT KI NS stated, that a special
sessions of the Magistrates WAS hold for the purpose
of receiving the Petition from the Society in Chan-
cery-lane. it WAS stated to the Magistrates A swniqed,
that the subjects discussed In this
heads of literaty, historic/a, philosophical, a:id pultical ; upon
which it was agreed. that the terms nAlueophical and pis ideal
ought to be more defined (liter, hear), as it was impossible for
them to know wl.at might not be iiieltocd In those 4 mews.
The Petitioners were therefore requested to give the expianat,on,
and the irbeiollll was adjourriesi, In order that time might b,
taken to tonsidevtlse law, and have it more clearly understood by
them. He trusted the Honourable Baronet bad tio intention C.
attribute evil motives to the Magistrates.
Mr. EIERNEY remarked titer, the Magistrates wanted a de-
finition from the peeves wins applied for the licence, which it
would iserhaps have been difficclt, tor theta to have given, Could
the worthy Alderman define the .•riat philosophical, political,
and also treason?—(Haar, 4ear, aid s keigh4—He should be grad
to Snow what was meant by rash.
Mr. Alderman A I'IUDIrt said the Right Honourable Gentle-
man had assigned him ♦ emv diatui• ta.s.—(Hear, hear, gel,
knoiliter).—lt was too hard for him to accomplish.
Int motion was then agreed to.
i he Report ce the Clerk of the Peace Pees Bill was agreed to,
and ordered to be read a third time to morrow (this dal).
1 he Report of the Cummins of Supply was brought up, and
the Resolution authorising the issue of Richt-quer bibs fur the
employment of the Poor agreed so, and a bill ordered to be
brought in accordingly.
A Return of the eff, civil strength of the Army up to June
last wail laid on the table. _ _ .

Ihe other Orders Of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned at Eleven ticnick.
BUSINESS IN THE MOUSE. THIS DAY, APRIL 90.
NOTICIRS or MOTION.—Mr. Manners rletton, Bill to coo OO.,date and amend the Laws relative to the Residence of the Clergy;
Mr. Cliarles,Dalvert, Bill to amend Acts (39 se, and 54 Urn. I.)
against Fiends in lion-denting; Mr. Chancellor of the Erzhequer,
Committee to consider of the On of Rock Salt in ilk Fisheries.
of the Duties on Foreign Salt, of the Warehousing Jyateni, and
Allowances; Lord Viscount Estelle., to render Vroprortors of
Lead Mines liabk to the Foots' Rate, so re.p.ct of profit. de-
rived from that source..
Chairs or rex DAT—Lunatic Asylum Bill iscottaad), third
reading; Carper Tokens Bid, second reading; Supply, Com-
mittee; Ways and Means. Cassini tee; Clerks of the I'ea.•e Fees
Bill. third reading ; Window Ugly, etc. lax Ezeosptiou
third reading; Lute Annuities Bill, third reading; Duties on
Bock Wheat, Cons:nuts*
Parvata bIL6s, 1111401113 ItlADlNCll—Fulbrooke Inctosere
Bill; Llandslotawr lisclosurt Bill; lieworth Inelosete Bel; Lou-
dun I lilies Bill; %A:lit Church Burial Ground 11111..

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