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*lr. HERRIss said,ilen the Report should be brought up
en Menden-the Chancelloe of the Escbecier would give every
information on the subject.
46.606.f0r Churches in the West Indies.
it 14,049 fur Holyhead Road and Harbour.
£4,868 for the Caledonian Cant!.
(h. following vines were nest agreed to :
£33,500 for defraying the salaries of the Officers and Messen-
gers of the House, of Lords and Commons.
£24,400 for defraying the expenses of the Howes of Lords and
Coninums.
. £87.568 for the purpose of making good the delidarey of the
Fee Fund.
£6.11,991 us defray the contingent expenses of the Offices of the
Trtaout y, the Secretaries of &ate, and the Privy Council.
£6.0*0 to make compensation to the Commissioners for Ma-
mining the Retiree' of Ireland.
£6.000 fur Sashes of the Officers of the Court of Exchequer.
• 4.958 fur certain Psofeuors of the Univeidty of Oxford for the
delivery of Lectures.
• Li 1.594 for ibe Salaries and Expenses of the Insolvent Debtors'
Court. •
£4.604 for the Salaries of the Superintendents of Aliens, and
for their retired allowances.
£94.000 for the Expenses of the Penitentiary of Milbank.
£19,136 for the robed Allowances of Persons employed in the
Public Zervice.
• £1 3.770 fur the Relief of Corsican Emigrants and Dutch
Officer. who have lost their property at Toulon and other places.
5e6,500 for the National Vaccine Inatitutioo.
£3,600 for the Refuge for the Destitute.
£4,300 for the American Loyalists.
at. 3,711 for the expense of Confined Lunatics.
.4'..;,818 for Protestant Dissenting Ministers, and for the poor
French Refugees. Clergy and Laity.
£43000 fur Foreign and Secret Services.
f:tto,o00 foe Printing for both Houses.
£8,200 for Printing Public Records.
. £117,5.70 fur Statiousty, Printing. and Binding, ler the Public
D:panmeate.
4t0,00u for the Extraordinary Repossess of the Mint.
t▪ C 6.300 fur Extraordinary Expenses in .precautions relating to
the Coin.
• 413;000 for' Law Charges. •
1410n.779f0r Mrintaisting Convicts at home.and at. Bermuda.
strit.ooo for Mit.ions and Special Coldmlssions to America.
• d 98.00 for the Sal triesof Consols General; &c.
rallu 000 for .Maintaining Convicti at New South Wales., , a'
£3;040 fortbe Civil Est.blishinents of the Bahama Islands.
£1u,443 fur the Civil Ereablishments of Nova Scotia.
£3.600 tor New Brunswick.
mes nun for Beenseds.
AV ego for PAsee Edward's Mud.
£17,768 for Newfoundland.
£10,417 fur Sierra Leone.
• 14,(x!0 fur C.pe Coast Castle.
- Albano UK the Society foe propagatieg,tretosepe- L
447,500 for New Sank Wales and Vast o's Land.
re 1.63,000 for •coosmoulditli.dd • between Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario. • •
£160,0Q0 for Civil Contingencies.
85700.600 fur Army Gstraordinaries.
the House then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be
brought up no, Monday.
Mr. DAWSON gave notice that on Monday next be would
moire the Kammer for the Commissariat DePartment.
On the 'rnt of Mr. WA !.LACE. the Charitable Treads (Ire.
hind) Rill wren through a Committee. and the Repast was sedated
to be received on Monday.
Mir. F. LEWIS obtained leave to bring in a Bill to enable par-
ties to recover money paid into the Court of Chancery under the
authority of Acts which shall have been subsequently repealed.
31r. Li..W. HARVEY moved for a teturn of the number of
Courts of law in the kingdom which have the power A imprisoo.
Mein (or debt, together with the nature of their powers, and the
number of aetiuoi. executions, &c. which have been Instituted
themLt within the last two years. Mao for reterllll relative to the
.baLtecta to the bands of the Accountant-General of the Court of
Chancery. And also for various returns relative to the disposal of
Queen Anne's Boutity.—Ordered.
The House then adjourned at Twenty Moults to Tot o'Caoce.

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A Cabinet Council, mimeo ously attended, assembled
this aftet noon at half past three o'clock, in the Foreign
oMce.

Dispatches from the Netherlands and from Lisbon
were this day received at the Foreign Office, in
Dowding-street.

The proceedings of both Houses of Parliament last
night wete highly intetesting, but their great length
prevents our offering many observations upon them
We cannot, however, refta:n from drawing the 'Arden.
Jar attenti. n of our Readers to the speech of Lord
Fuson, is holdirg nut a strong hope that the Bill now
beiore e House of Commons will lever pass i. to a
taw. His Lords' ip, after referring to the distinct
pledge given by his ',MAJESTY in his Speech that
n' thing should be done to hazed the Protestant
Evahlisf.arent, declated his belief. " I, untied upon
means of judging of his M AJE TY'S opinion such as few
persons had the fiat pness toenjoy, th.st it was his MA.
JUSTIN &lei atin;tritrit to poeserve inviolate the Prows.
tam Constitution." As Lord &now has previously
declared that the pr.posed measures would be a vi
dower( our Constitution, and would endanger all on
Protestant insti•utions, the obvious inference to be
chaos lions these observations is, that lie is comfit ced

that his MAJPSTY will never Ore t • the

Bill.nnevbelore the House r f Commons. His L ithhip
would prtlably not have made use pf the, erptes•ions
attributed to him unless be bad had some tray ,ern'
means of knowing his M /wares real sentiments on this
suilert ; and it is consulAstur thus to be able to feel
that the cage of our Protestant Constitution is not yet
absolutely desperate.
It will be seen. too, that Lend EI.DON gave the pre-

sent CuesKiit.ott a pretty strong rebuke, for accu►ing
h mot using insittu *tinny against the obneai-us med.
sure. Lord anuses opposition to it has always been
so bold and uncompromising, that he ought not to have
beets sceused of using any unfair means to oppose the
progress.at the Bill : at at.), rate, such an attack would
have come from any other Noble Peer with better taste,
to sal be least of than hum Lord LYNDHU.IBT, whose
p 14111 utter h perhaps more open to attack than
that of any oases man alto ever sat on the Wu hack.

We hairevemenred the Fretch Papers i f Wednesd sy.
Ihtiblettaetra contains. a Royal Otdinance 1w accele-

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