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London, England, 1818-06-03 00:00:00

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tioas to morality and
had it not bean that

against his Majesty's _
Friend had stated was
tporiPd it was, he had
to be aide the law.
Lord ERSKINE replied
For the second reading,
rity, 18.--The Bill was

ALIEN
The Report of the Committee
agreed to by the House.
Vimount SIDMOUTH
Standing Osdere, with a view
the DIM forthwith.
TM Marquis of Lstornowea
Nubia Secretary of State ; and
lugedes of adjournment upon
A Division took place •
Prozies,) n3—Against it,
Shortly afterwards their
(the previous question beiag
qwetion be pot :—For that proceeding
Against it, (diet%) la-3Li3ority, pl.
U.! UMW thus divided on the
Standing *Orders :—Contents,
tents, ditto, gr.— Majority,
The Tflll was thui read t.
past eleven o'clock their Lordship::

HOL.sE
A person from the Tar-office.
Issued by JOHN THOMSON
tive to the assessment of the
lie on the table.
Mr. JO/IX'AS, from the .
land, presented accounts from
Irish Hospitals.
Mr. HVIC1112.110:4, from
account of the weekly amount
in circulation.—Ordered to I'
no. CHANCELLOR
usual Sessional Addresses
Royal Highness to give (tire
should be made to the Otiicers
To Mr. John Rickmaii, to de
making out certain returns
dered by the House
To Mr. Brogden, as a remu
vices' as Chairman of the
To the First Clerk of the
should make, with the
his office, the clear suns
To the Second Clerk, such

with the fees and emoluments
clear sum cf
To the Clerk of the .1101111111!
An Address was also voted,
Prince Regent, to order
proper to be made to the .
praying the Regtnt to confer
Rev. Robert Stss ins, Chaplain
The Addresses were sew

The CHANCELLOR
the Sid of the King, for
Offices of the House of Commons,
He afterwards moved for an
at the disposal of the Cora
the Hots.. The motion

Mt. IiKLLAMY presented
the disposal of the Commissio-
House. Ordered to lie ou
The CT/ANCELLOR
Address to the Prince Regent,
to direct the soot of 11001) to I
Serieautat Arms, for hi, sereh
become due to him ou the sth

A similar motion fur
Deputy Serjeant at Arms
p,rtutl, fur half a year, o,
Thu
Addresi prating that
granted to rishunerate the ,erviee, of the Comm.i.t:i4nen apo
pointed 6.1 inquire into the Fees, Profits, and ku.olumenti of
(Mikes held to the t'uur. of Justice in fr.-land.—Tut mottos
w.ts agreed to,

The. frith Vii het it EU water:ld a third time and parsed.
On the motion of Mr. P. 1:01.111, accounts of ;Lc Capons
and Imports of Cotton Wool, front len to led? ; and
accounts of the Cotton Twist and Yarn, and Cotton-maw:fa:-
tared Guo.ls txported, and distinguild4 the duties paid and
th, Jrawba. ks allowed, toggther with a rtturn of the duties paid
withi:: the ..ate period on Pemted Cottons, were ordered to be
laid 1k fore the House.

The Bankrupt Laws' Amendment Bill, after a short conver-
sation, in winch Mr. Watosexstxx' the Sramtra Mr. Hustis.
sus, and Mr. J. 'Mtll participated, passed through a Corn-
mitrv, in which the blanks were filled up. The Report was
rrceived, and ordered to be taken into La :her consideration 1.11
ALA 4.131 three months.
A It, turn wits presented from the Commissioners of the Woods
a:nl Forests, relative to the Mines in Dean Forest—Ordered to
lie on the table.
A Petithea was presented from the Calico-printers at C-rlisiei
against an additional duty on Cotton WooL--Ordered to tie on
the table.
Ali.. BEN KET presented a petition from a icroan of the name
of John Chamberlain, the owner of a prop.rty on the River
Alersey, complaining of his property having been injured by the
canal made there, and praying relief.--Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir F. BUR DETI' present-Psi a ttetitioa front Loughborough,
signed by a number of aged persons, the youngest of the Peti-
tioners being fifty-five years old, complaining of the evils en-
dured under the present system, and praying fur a F.eferm in
Parliament. The petition was read, and ordered to lie on the
table.—lie also presented twelve petitions front Lancaster on the
same subject, eight from Edinburgh, thirty for Middlesex, ore
for London, eight from Dundee, •Aventy front Birmingham,
two front Lynn, twenty-five front Weirminstir, and many more
from other places.--Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. COKE presented a petition front the inhabitants and Oc-
cupiers of Lands in the Parish of itlauingliarn in the County of
Nurfulk, against the Poor's Settlement BUZ—Ordered to lie
on the table.
Lord CO( II RASE presented thirty-nineprdtions from I tees,
nine from Portsmouth, and inure from other places, in fav0..1.-
of Parliamentary Rer.rna.—Ordered to lie on the table.
PRIVATE BILLS.

The SPEAKER took this opportunity of calling'
the attention of the House to a subject of conside-
rable importance. The privte'business being now
concluded, he thought it right to notice an evil which
had been growing up for several Sessions, but which
had greatly increased in the present year. That to
which he alluded was this. Of the Private Bills in-
troduced in the present Session. about one-fourth of
them had failed to comply with the Standing and
Sessional Orders of the House. These Orders had
been adopted for the protection of private property.
If neglected, they would not only give no security,
but they would be worse than no security for pro-
perty, as they would lull individuals into a false con-
fidence in them, while they afforded no protection.
The practice of ite.4lectiag the Standing Orders had
been growing up, as he had almeady stated, for some
time, and now such a bulicol precedent could be fkb-
duced, that to refute any individual suitor W4l hardly

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it
I religion from their pions minds,
it those Paiodies were levelled
Ministers. If what his Noble
vas not the law, which be con- / t,
l no hesitation in saying it ought (
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died ; and the House divided— /11.
rag, 13—Against it, 31—Melo-
-ZS consequently thrown out.
\LIEN BILL. I i
a:mince on this Bill was received and
.
H moved the suspension of the relevant I
view to authorise the third reading of
Dowse opposed the proposition of the .
; and the Earl of Rosthira moved the
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e:—For the Adjournment, (including •
, (ditto,) 58—Majority, 35. A ,
it Lordships again divided on the point i •
tams intermediately moved), that the '
at proceeding fsincludlog Proxies), 5C,-..- 10
i
dijority, hi.
led on the qt.estinn fa, suepending the .
.enuCott-
y,3l. , Ltelading Proxies, 56 Not Co-
tti3i.third time, and nae,ed; and v. half 14* i
Lordship:: adjourned till this day.
E OF COMMONS. s
x-office, presented copies of all letters 1 l
IN, within the last three months, rela- i
...the Land-tax In Kcndai.—Osdered to . ! I
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,e Office of the Chief Secretary of •Ire-
Ifrom the !louse of Industry and varimi
.1. . f
n the Bank of England, presented an
tount of Bank notes and Bank post-bills 1 •
to lie on the table.
R of the EXCHEQUER moved the
es to the Prince Regent, praying his
• directions that the fuliow.ng Grants
,•4
dicers of the House : • •
to defray the expenses of •
urns which had been or-
- £ll4 10 8
remuneration for his scr- .
the Committees 1200 0. 0
tit House, such a sum as 'ti
t fees and emoluments of
nof - - 2.500 0 0 I '
di a sum as should make, I
uments of his office, the
- - 1500 0 0 1
rnalt, the sum of 495 0 0
toted, praying his Royal Highness the
such compensation as he should think i
Clerks of the Committees ; and one
nfcr some Aignii in the Church on the
:haplain of that House.
leverally agreed to.
R of the EXCHEQUER moved that
establishing certain regulations of the 1
',:ummons, should he entered as read.
t ?
c an account of the sums of money now
nmissioners for regulating the o!fices ui '.l
i was agreed to. ;
tented a certificate of the sums now at
nissioners for regulating the °dices of the
ma tie table.
IR of the EXCHEQUER moved an I) •
regent, prayingthat he would be pleased
100 to be paid to Mr. Henry Seymour,
1.• services for half a year, which would
he kb July.—Agreed to. 1 C
£4OO to Le paid to Mr. Cletnectson,
ns, which would fail due at the ante li
A% as agreed to.
11l of the EXCHEQUER moved an
sum nut exo.edine 46040, should be
the service, of the Coenthidcaters ap.
the Fees, Profirs, and hh.oluments of
um of Justice in Jr.-land.--Tue motion
KU was read a third time and poised.
Jr. P. 1101.11, accounts of ;Lc I:xports ; ...
WOU. (ruin 1812 to 1817 Inslesi7e ; and
s Twist and Yarn, and Cutton-manufaz-
and distingui.ll4 the ;lodes paid end
, together with s return of the duties paid
on Pr:nted Cottons, were ordered to be
Amendment Bill, after a short
COVItT-
V9o2lT:Lir' the Sevier&. Mr. Hustle-
= participated,ed, passed through a Corsi-
thinks were filled up. The Report was
to be taken into f.s:ltir consideration so ( 111 .
ited from the Corrnrissioters of theWteds
• the Mines in 11, _u larest.—Orderedto v - i 4
,need front the Calico-printers at C-rlialei roi i
.uty on Cotton Wouh—Ordered to lie on
ented a petition from a person of the twine i i 1
the owner of a prop..rty'on the River .
if his property having been injured by the
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