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• HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE.2II.
Lord pi, CIILFTORD took the oaths and his seat.
Mr. IttviNr, Donn the Custons•Holise, brought up Returns of
tlte quNotPty cof Grata imported during the year, 1819, for the
Inspection of the Select Committee.
Lord A UCK LAND presented the Report of the Commit-
tee•on the Insolvent Debtors' Bill, which he moved should be
printed, and stated, that when printed, he should move_the
sevond reading:
Mr. LACK, from the Board of Trade, brought up Papers con-
taining an account of the system of levying Duties on Battens
and Deals, which were referred to the Select Committee.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved for a Copy of the Re-
port of the Management of the Funds for the Poor in Scotland
for the year 1819, and which had been laid before the General
Assembly.—Ordered.

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On the motion of the Earl of Lreenvote.. the Loan Bill was
read a second time, and the Mutiny Bill committed.
The Earl G ROSVENOR, 4n the Committee, objected to
the augmentation of the military force, as adding to the bur-
thens of the country, and giving, in a time of peace, too great a
predominance to a standing military establishment.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that the additional force
allowed by the Bill did not put the country to any unnecessary
expense, as circumstances absolutely requited it. Ministers
were most willing to act up to the principle of economy advised
in the Speech from the Throne on the opening of the Session ;
but it was likewise their duty to guard against the dangers to
which that speech adverted. He could, however, assure their
Lordships that the additional force was not to continue longer
than the necessity on which It was levied existed.
The Earl GROSVENOR expressed himself dissatisfied
with this explanation, and said that he would move a reduction
of the military establishment either then or to-morrow.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said that it would be the better
way to defer the motion till to-morrow (this day) on the third
reading of the Bill.—The Bill was then committed, and ordered
to be read a third time this day.
The Transfer Grants, the Flax and Cotton Duties, and the
Glass Duties Regulation Billy were read a third time and passed.
The Alien Denizen (Scotch) Bill was committed.
• The Eat of LAUDERDALE opposed the extention of the
priocipleb of the BM to twu years.
Lord SUCLVILLE stspiported the Bill as it then stood.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said that his objection was
founded upon public grounds 'and principles of justice, and
moved that the Bin should extend only to one year instead of
two. lie stated that ft was likely the Bank of Scotland would
petition to have it taken away altogether.
Mae nation was then put ancinegatived ; the Bill went through
the Committee, and the Report was brought up and received.
Mr. BSOGIMMI and others brought up the Irish Court of Ex-
chequer Bill, the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill, the Sail Cloth
Manufactory Bill, and the Ure Navigation ; which were
read a fir * time.—Adjourned.