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presumed that they were entitled to state this to be
their opinion. They could.not forget, too, that the I
House had formerly fallen into an error, by which 1 This morning the 10th, or 'Prince's Regiment of
they had been the sufferers, having been deprived of Hussars, marched tc their old quartets at Romford,
their Representative, and that after a struggle of from Islington, Pentonville, Highgate, &c. where
many years, the House in the year 1782, struck off
the objectionable proceedings from their Journals. i they have been quartered for these few weeks. .
Mr. CALCRAFT explained, and contended that I The 103 d Regiment marched into Portsmouth yes-
there were no words in the petition that could justify terday, and embarked
on board transports. They
its rejection. . I were to sail this morning at day-break, under convoy
Mr. HUTCHINSON declared, that he was never ' of the FYLLA.
more surprised than on hearing the motion of the i
Right Honourable Gentleman for the rejection of the! The Ross-shire and Renfrew Regiments of Militia
petition. He deprecated any measure that would are to embark at Portsmouth for Scotland, as soon
have a tendency to prevent the people from coming as they are 'relieved by. those Regiments of Scotch.
to Parliament for redress. Were they to claim that Militia
now embarked at Leith.
'redress by violence, he should be the first man to sup- !
The Ist Durham Local Militia, commanded by ,
press it. Those, he contended, were to be considered .
the greatest enemies of the state who would shut the Colonel TROTTER, are now assembled at Darlington,
doors of Parliament againstthePeople,as nothing could for training, during 20 days. They are a fine body
more justly irritate them than to tell them that they of men, and make a very soldier-like appearance.
would not be heard. The manner of address ands
The non-commissioned Officers of "the sth North
signature of petitions was presented, but he did not
York Local Militia, mustered at Scarborough on
know that the House had any right to dictate either
the matter or manner of complaint. He recollected Wednesday last ; and the rest of the regiment assem-
in the Irish Parliament, 1792, that a petition was re- bled yesterday, for training and exercise for 20 days.
jetted merely because it prayed for a qualified fran- The following Schedule, derived from official and
chise for the Roman Catholics, though, in the follow- i
, other documents, we believe, pretty accurately exhi-
ing year, much greater privileges were granted them '
bits the actual amount of Pay and Allowances recei-
guardthan they had asked in that petition. He wished to
the House against similar arbitrary proceed- ved from the Public by the Principal Officers of the
ings, particularly as the Petition asked nothing more Royal Military College, referred to in the Tenth Re-
than what would be for the honour of the House, as port of the Commissioners-of Military Inquiry, for
well as the interest of the country to grant, a Reform
the consideration of Parliament ; including sinecure
in Parliament.
The question was then put and carried, and the offices, regimental pay, allowance for horses, lodging
debate accordingly adjourned till to-morrow. I money, coals, and candles : -
JUDGES' SALARIES. CRNERALi .AS GOVERNOR.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND moved the cons- 1 Salary, including Coloneley, 16th Light Dragoons '
mittal of the Bill for the Augmentation of the Salaries of the 1 X 2000 0 ot 4800 9 0
Judges of Scotland and Ireland, . ! Civil Offices
Mr. O'HARA wished that an augmentation should also be , COLONEL, as LILUTINANT-00VERN on.
made in the salary of the Judge of Prince Edward's Island. , Salary, including full Pay as Lirute-
After some observations from Mr. R. DUNDAS and the LORD 1 nant-Colonel Cavalry
1919 10 0
ADVOCATE for SCOTLAND, Other Allowances, supposed equal to
1419 10 0
Mr O'HARA agreed to move a proposition for the augmen- IST LIEUTENANT-COLONEL.
ration of the salary of the Judge alluded to in the Committee of Salary, including full Pay as Lieure-
Supply.—The Bill was then committed. Report to-morrow. nant-Colonel
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Other Allowances
Mr. WHARTON in the Committee of Supply, moved Grans ' 2D LIEUTENANT-COLONEL.
of Sums for the Building of the Mint, and other Miscellaneous Salary, including half Pay -- - le 694 0 o/
952 0 0
Services. Report to-morrow. 1 Other Allowances ••
An Account of the Sums issued to Militia Men's Families in MAJOR, AS SUPERINTENDANT.
Ireland, for the last two years, was moved for and ordered.— Salary, including half Pay as Captain if 456 5 01 596 19 0
Adjourned. Other Allowances 140 14 OS
Should this calculation fall short of the actual re-
: ceipts, or otherwise, we shall have great pleasure in
Irectifying it.

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