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!Y PROCEEDINGS.

(ONS, FEBRUARY 12.
A one for receiving Petitions on
presented.
. Bill was read a second cline, sod

. a Petition from the town and
praying proteedon against fraudu-
, made of cast iron instead of steel,
leir manufactures was injured.

lama& up,
susinstaill that the relief prayed for
Birsa*lam and other towns where
itanald not be expected to have a
however, was in favour of the
...a to be referred to a Committee.
presented a Petition from the Water-
' leave for a Bill to amend the laws
River Thames.—Read, and order-

obtained leave for a BM to im,

moving for leave to present a Petition
s of Coventry, said the object of it was
Apprentices in the ribbon trade, as,
in full trade, it was impossible fur
1 a subsistence without aid from the
. ordered to lie on the table.
from Bath and Nottingham, praying
to be lighted with Gas.
that the annual accounts presented
he National Debt, be printed.
:HANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
Gentleman might find the accounts
his motion.
moved that the accounts of.the Gold
the Mint, -which were presented

to.
presented a Petition from the Bristol
an exemption from duty on all coati
Severn.—Read, and ordered to lie

for an account of the duties
—Kt skins, during the last four guar-
drawbacks on leather exported, as far
, accounts of the drawbacks on ox
years, and similar accounts rela-

that on Tuesday week he should
Bill to prevent imprisonment for

TOKENS.

Committee of Supply being
ITNLY,
he should avail himself of

mentioning a circumstance rela-
- which was of considerable
From certain information
. to believe, it appeared that
collected from all parts of the
persons, who gave for them a
cent. and taking them to the
them in exchange, which
. country. Now if, as was
Afton was about to be made
transportation of coin, it would be
to take measures to collect in
persons were in such circum-
keep them, and the trifling
speculators was an induce•
them up.
SURGEONS.
moving for leave to bring
practice of Surgery in the
sonic observations on the
Bill, to protect the public against
liable to from ignorant pre-
themselves in country parts.
. provisions, that no person
practise Surgery unless he had
from the Royal College of Sur-
e or Edinburgh. He antici-
from the Colleges of Surgeons
.;h ; but he should propose,
trgeons might practise in Erig-
from this country so quail,:
practise in Ireland, as well
amongst the public.

made some objections gene-
being uncalled for. It was

many ravages were commit-
wetenders, as no such person would
important operation on the
Aid not see why country prac-
allpwed to administer such re-
,le'of affording, for a small re-
almost inclined to suspect that
the Profession itself, and he
promote their interests ; for
a town in the kingdom,
nence was not established.
.rom Mr. HURST, leave was
Bill.

BILLS.
thought it extremely important
Gentleman opposite should give
on as to his intention of fund-
There was an opinion gene-
2.ity, that a certain quantity of
shortly to be funded, and that
_ 2id Bills were those which
preference. Now he had heard k
last, the Gentleman► who is
Tent of Government, had
to the Gentlemen on the
the event of a funding, no,
take place, but that the Bills
ly from the whole mass. He
Right Hon. Gentleman would
his financial plan at this mo-
matured ; but the opinion was,
Gentleman did intend to fund
considerable amount. He there.
press the Right Hon. Gentle.
ay, that it was incumbent on him
universal publicity to his inten-
d)* scandalous peculation
What he wished particu-
whether the inference that he does
correct?
of the EXCHEQUER said,
opportunity of mentioning
not his intention earlier than
I any finance measure ; and
it would be, he was sure the
must feel convinced would
venience. With regard, how-
Bills, to prevent any imposi-
. state, that if any funding
there would certainly be no
called the 211 d. Bills.
made some observations on

the importance of the floating capital of the country
remaining undisturbed, it being indispensible to all
commercial enterprises. If, therefore, the public
were not told that a part of the Exchequer Bills was
to be funded, but were left in doubt, the inference
would be, that there must be some of them funded.
He should be extremely concerned to see a Bill
brought in for funding them, and he should think
any Chancellor of the Exchequer did not understand
his business who should come to the House with a
proposition, when Stock had been drove down to four
per cent, to fund the Bills. Why not tell the public
fairly what he meant to do ? and thus put individuals
out of doubt respecting the value of their property,
as great injury arose from the fluctuation of funded
property. He hoped he would at once declare whe-
ther it were or were not his intention to fund.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re-
peated his opinion of the great inconvenience that
would arise horn any partial or premature disclosure
of the measures in contemplation, and which were on
the point of being carried into effect. After what he
had said, and the information he had given, he was
sure the Honourable Gentleman would not press him
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to any farther exposition.
Mr. GRENFELL wished to declare, that the only
motive he bad for the questions he had asked, was to
do away the imputation that the Right Honourable
Gentleman had finally made up his mind on funding.
Serjeant °MILO W gave notice, that he should on a future day
move for leave to bring in a new Bill relative to the Usury Law.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the House adjourned.

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1 PARLIAMSNTO
noun OF coxes
4'his being the bet day but t
Private Bills, several were pre*
The Birmingham Canal Bill
committed.
Lord MILTON presented
I neighbourhood of Sheffield, pr
' lent Imitations of their goods, m
by which the reputation of theft
On the Petition being brough
i Lord LASCELLES suggest
I, should be extended to Armin
hardware is manufactured, as it
Bill for Sheffield alone. He,
Petition.—Read, and ordered to
1 Sir JAMES SHAW present
men's Company, praying for le:
i relating to Watermen on the Ri
, ed to lie on the table.
Sir WILLIAM GEARY of
prove Folkestone Harbour.
Mr. P. MOORE, on moving
from the Ribbon Weavers of Cc
to regulate the taking of Appre
even when the business was in f
i the working people to obtain a s
parochial rates.—Read, and oral
Petitions were presented froth
. for Bills to enable those places t
' Mr. GRENFELL moved th
on the lOth Inst. relative to the
On the suggestion of the CHI
QUER that the Honourable Ge
in the Journals, he withdrew hie
Mr. GRENFELL then mov
and Silver Coin issued from tie
yesterday, be printed.—Agreed
Mr. PROTHEROE present
Coal Proprietors, praying an e
and culm sent up the river Seve
on the table.
Lord A LTHORPE moved
charged on leather, hides, and sl
tern, and the amount of drawb
i as relates to England. Also ac
and cow hides for the last two y
tive to Scotland.—Agreed to.
. Mr. OGLE gave notice, the
move for leave to bring in a I]
debt on etemeprocer.
BANK I
• ~ On the Report of the C
brought up by Mr. Couni
• ! Mr. CURWEN said, 11
- . this opportunity of mend(
' tire to the Bank Tokens, i
• . importance to the public.
i.
1 : which he was disposed to
Bank Tokens were collect
country by interested pers
premium of one per cent.
Bank received gold for I
gold was sent out of the
rumoured, some applicatic
for restricting the transpot
advisable for the Bank to
their Tokens, as many per
11 i stances as to be unable to I
•
o 1 per centage offered by the
ment to them to give them
COUNTRY I
Mr. COURTNEY, on I
in a Bill to regulate the I
United Kingdom, made
necessity of such a Bill, to
the injuries they were liab
tenders, who established th
The Bill would contain p
t should be allowed to Kart
obtained testimonials from
geons either of London o
paced some objections from
in Ireland and Edinburgh
: that while qualified Surgec
land or Scotland, those fr
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fled, should be allowed to 1
in the hospitals as amongst
The question being put,
Mr. LOCKHART mat
rally to the measure as be
. not to be believed that ma
ted by ignorant pretenders
attempt to perform an im
human body i and he did
. titioners might not be alloy
lief as they were capable'o
muneration. He was almi
the Bill originated from th
thought it little likely to p:
. ,
already there was hardly
where a Surgeon of emine
After a few words from
ii . given to bring in the Bill.
II EXCHEQUI
Mr. GRENFELL thong
that the Right Hon. GentL
• t
•,, some precise information 2
ing Exchequer
.Bills. The
rally prevalent in the City,
Exchequer Bills were short
what were called the 2•11
1 : would have the preference
stated, that on Saturday la
known as the official ag
made a communication t
Stock Exchange, that in tt
such preference would take
. , , would be taken generally I
did not expect that the Rie
give any information of hi
o•
merit, if it were not maim
that the Right Hon. Gent
Exchequer Bills to a consio
• fore did not wish to press
man ; but he must say, thl
to give general and univet
, pons, in order to prevent 1
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that were going forward.
laxly to know was, whethe
not intend to fend were cc
1 The CHANCELLOR el
he had already taken an o
. , so the House, that it was r
. . Easter to bring forward
I . ' any explanation of what it
Honourable Gentleman a
be of considerable inconve
i ever, to the Exchequer Bi
tion, he would distinctly
: were deemed advisable, t
t preference given to those
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