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11T, for re.."tion Committees. The Wade had not yet
wi• in. sa arty remArkehle belt of at n tidanee.
.a.ftcr a few words front the Sre.:!;:-r and Mr. Wynne, the mo-
t'..A w c ss ithdr.:wit; and Mr. Den; gave notice of his intention of
torward, to-morrow, a motion of precifely the fen;
sr r.A tit announced, that the 'inure tv••ul,l be called over
i‘to:•row, at half part three .'dock, in order to ballot for an
Flea ior Committee; and that the anal penalties wosild attach to
c.,„r% totals place hetwecr the Speaker and Mr. Banks,
upon the fals'a. of thole Itatwi, lative to the triAl of controvert-
,d n hich make provilion for theappointment of a nominee
: r.r noi..ines., in cafe there were three shilling parties concerned in
the trial, or in cak one (tithe parties thould wave his or their right
of appontinz, a nominee.
Mr. WulTe prefented at the bar the following lilt of Members
returned. atter ballot, &c. for trying the Petitions refpeaing the
Liczliun for New. aide-under-Line :-
1 Paul Orchard, Efq. James Adams, Ffq.
1. ,rd C. S. Manners, -Mac Carcoytie, fill.
John W. Spencer, Ely. Sir Nathaniel Holland, Bart.
W. Dichenfon, jun. I.lq. Hight Hun. Thomas Stetl,
Hon. Spencer Copper, Him. N. Fellowes,
Sir james Stuart, J. A. Wright, Efq.
Csailcs. 'r fq.
Sir T. T. Ms tealfe, B.rt. 7
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Nommen.
Sir CScruv Cornwall, Bart.
I The latter was chofen by the thirteen Members of the Com-
I mince, wino retired for that purpofe..
• ; A Petition was prefented agaitift the left return for the borough
• of Bolton. This petition was prefent from Colonel Ogle, the Gen-
• Orman nn whale petition. againtt the former return of Mr. Fydell,
the els•ction was declared void. The confideration of the petition
w.,s fixed for the 27th of Anita next.

NOTICES OF NOTIONS.
Colonel PATTEN gave notice, that he (lipoid bring forward, on
rh's day feitinght, the motion which be had intended to fubmit to
t lc flour, this day.
ti F. CTORN WALL announced his intention of moving, at
fame future day, which he would name after the holidays, for !rave
to bring in a Bill for altering and amending the Laws relative to the
Regulation of •furnpikc Roads.
Mr. CANNING, after a few obfervations on the conduet of thole
ptrfons called Commercial Commiffionets, which had been fent
into this country by France, and the fteps taken by his Majeity'.
Minifters for their removal, (teed, that as from a communication
he bad had with his Noble Friers' (the Secretary of State), he un-
derftood that no ohjedtions would be made to the motions he mean
to fuhrcir, he ftiould, without further preface. prupoic that an
Addreb thould be prefented to his Majefly,tra)itig th. t there might
he laid before the Honk Copies of the Orders given for the Re-
moval front this Country of the perfons ftyled Contruercial Agents
from France, and of all the Communications which had taken
place between the French and Bela& Governments terpeding there
agents-Ordered accordingly.
Mr. CAILTHRIGIIT gave notice that he would at an early day,
move fir leave to being in a Bill for Regulating the Licenfing of
Itinerant Preachers.
Lord FOLEb rose Rated, that he would on Wedncfday next,
move for all Papers which related to the Rep. taken towards the
execution of the Second Article of the Treaty of Amiens.
The Hon. C. HUTCHINSON fuggefted the propriety of having
the Petition, lately prefentcd to the Houle from certain
Diftillers, printed and circulated, in order that the trill' Diftillers,
whofe interefts were much concerned in the allegations of that pe-
tition, Ihould be apprifed of its objects. He alfo thought that the
coOderation of this petition Paould he pnftponed beyond the d y
at prefent fixed, in order that the kith 1/Millers thould have time
to confider and prepare their cafe.
The Sir asa a Rated, that the Petition alludeded to by the Hon.
Member was alr.:ady printed in the votes of the Houle, and that
it would be quite contrary to the ufage of the Houk, to print it in
sty other form.
Mr. Costar affored the Han. Gentleman, that means would be
taken to inform the Irina Diftillers of the nature and tendency of
the Petition m the table' and of the =afore intended to be pro-
pofed in colifequence—and, that if neceflary, the order fur the
confideration of this fithjed would be &fared.
Mr. BAGWELL moved,that inftead of the words the 9th of June,
the day at prekut appointed for the difeuffion of this quo ion,
the 17th of JUDE 010014 be inferted.
After Conte oliferrations hy Mr. Corry and Mr. Lee, this motion
was withdrawn.