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PAWAiktEATTAiy PROCUDINGS.

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I were further heard touching Ibresinte Arlo Cads.=ee. Mauk."-4he Reply, which dare min* to he. I
peetponaLtill Friday neat.
•Ir-iwilfiefspiedsliVithen adjourned for some tire during
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1114)1( Ott- restiminspf the House, a considerable number of I
Co grad local Milo were received from the Commons, pre-
ell
by Messrs. ekififfipavuty, Laminae, Wat Knoutaatte,
and other Membui, and read the tint time.
The Gloutestir Gas Light, the Revenue Ments, and the
Scats Obsolete Laws Bills, were also brought up ; the first men.
tientitilay Mr. Wats; the two last by Mr. WORTLKT. These i
Iffs'itere severally read the first time.
"'Da Mike of NORTHUMBERLAND presented a Petition
from the Psltir,h of St. Martin's in the' Fields, against the conti-
nuance of the resolvent Debtors Act.
° tord bYNEVOR presented a Petition-from the Deanery of
/gallery, in the Bounty of Carmarthen, against the Roman Co-
il/411c Claims ; and another, from certain Parishes in Eadnox-
shire, to a sihdier effect. '
Viscount MELVILLE presented a Petition from the Town
and neighbourhood'of Stirling. against the Catholic Claims.
The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that as the House stood
gummoned for Monday next with regard to the Catholic Ques-
tion, which, if it should conie on, a debate of great length would
probably ensue, it would be very inconvenient to hear Appeals
pn that day. Ile should therefore, with leave of their Lord-
ships, postpone the hearing of Causes until next. Wednesday.
On the suggestion of the Earl of Stiereitsricay, the further
consideration of the Report of the Chimney Sweepers Regula-
tion Bill was postponed till Tuesday next. •
The numerous private or local Bills before the House being
respectively forwarded, the House adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The further consideration of the Reports of the Bankrupt
Laws' Amendment Bill and the Bankrupt Regulation Bill viten
postponed to Wednesday next.
Mr. Cti.mosow, from.the Insolvent Debtors Court, presented
an account of persons discharged uncle, the Insolvent Debtors'
Act, and of the amount of their debts, Ordered to lie on the
table, and to be printed.
The Suits Removal Bill was committed.—Report on Monday.
Mr. LITTLETON presented a Petition from certain Attor
"revs and Solicitors, against allowing improper persons to obtain
stamp certificates, authorising them to practise as Conveyancers.
Read and ordered to lie on the table.
The Parochial Societies Bill was committed, Report received,
and ordered to be further considered on Monday ee'nnighn
The third reading ot the Marriage Act Amendment Dill was
postponed till Wednesday.
Sir R. WILSON asked the Attorney-General when he in-
tended to bring in the Bill which be had last night moved tor,
relative to the prevention of British Subjects from enlisting in
the service of Foreign Powers? At the same time he gave no-
• tice, that he was resolved to use the utmost of his humble endea-
vours to oppose the Bill in every stage.—No answer was given.
BUILDING NEW. CHURCHES.
• • Ott the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, the House resolved itself into a Committee, to consider
-the Memorial of the Scotch Chuicbes.
• The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said. it ap-
peared from this Memorial, that the Places of Worship belong-
, ing to the Established Church of Scotland, did not accomeno-
. date above one-fourth of the popuiation. lie moved a Resolu-
tion °' That the sum of £lOO,OOO be granted to his ALtjesty,
towards erecting new Churches'in Scotlaod."
After a few words from Mr. M. A. Tawas, ansi Lord A.
VAUILTON. the Resolution was agreed to.--Report on Monday.
' Sir M. W. RIDLEY asked, with reference to the Bill passed
'last Session, for granting.4l,ooo,oo* for building Churches in
• England, whether any account would be laid before the House,
Of the application of that money?
The MIANCELLOR of tNe XICCIFEQUER said, the
Commissioners entrusted with thakinansgeinest of the money,
would present a Reim to Pailianseet. • s
ORDNAWC/L
On the motion of Mr. R. WA4). the House went into a
Committee of Supply.
Mr. R. WARD then moved, that a sum not exceeding
£lOO,OOO bre granted on account of Ocdnante Service for the
• eseessis ',cat.. A6l ocd to.
Ilse House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be re-
ceived on Monday next.