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theit'esarntde.\-by pram bly and respectfully apply-
, ing to the i.egiZature for the same purpose. Hs
hoped N1'6001046 framed, would be received whet,'
• Ilaultstos,itott•shat Ministers during the recess would
Labe the case of the Petitioners into their seriousor-,
sideration.—The Petition was mod, and °Wend .to

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• • •uptouost ow ssearrAPLlC.
i . Dr. PHILLIMORE, alluding to the precedent of
the Shaftesbury case, moved that the Speaker do
not issue his Warrant for the election of a new Mem-
ber for the Borough of Barnstaple, till 1,4 A .1 __ days _ter
the commencement of the next Session- of Parliament.
Mr. BERNAL moved as an Amendment, that the
LordsiJournals be Searched, with the view of ascer-
taining what proceedings had been adopted by their
Lordships,-relative to the Barnstaple Election. 1
. ~ ' Alter *few words from Lord CASTLEItEAGLI
- ..lhe Amendment was withdrawn, and the motion
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agreed So..
,7.7' Tjt - LYME RARBotrit. •
1.. ?...1614...4510RD0N, referring to the grant for the
Cob fie, observed, that no Bill hatt been ia-
' • legidate the application of this grant.--
He' . *loweier, that as it had been intended to
introduce a BiLl, that the money would be applied
conformably to the intended provisions of the Bill.-
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sid,
*•'),lhfsitheißili had been iniavoidably &hied, but would
' 'irlisrbrought. in early in the pert Seision. In the mean
...Aline the money Would not be applied in any way in-
±f bonsistent with the intended prbvisions- of the Bill.
• '''. - • .... 7-1 • 1 AAWIJAI. 'GRANT& '
• '.'.. Pia the motion of ase.CH A NCELLOR of.the EX-
• • :CHEQUER, an humid*. Address will be presented
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: I.phis Royal Highness the Prince Regeot, prayinglis
itoyal Highness to bestow some &gutty of the Church
. on the. Rev. Christopher Woadsworth. in consider*.
- tion 4 his serrices.as Cimplaia to the House.
• On the motion of the CHANCELLOR nfthelX-
• CHEQUER, addresses wets ordered urbe presented
to his Boyill Highness ME Prince' Borst, praying
that the Mowing sums might ha graskad, to be ap-
plied as faqirs, and that the Haste weed. make
good the vamp :
To James Drosam, Vag, for his iersices as Chairman
of the Committees-a Supply. sad Waysand Means £l,lOO
To J. IL Ley, Rol. Ern Assistant Clerk** the Woof talllW
To John Rickman, Esq. Second Assistant Clerk -
.1,1001
Jeremiah Dysoa, Rai. foe an Index to the Statutes iko
Such compensation as might bat dionght proper to Oats
• attending Cosinniams.
To George Widths*, Esq. for esedvaieg the Correa- 3
pondence of Islacasian.Committees - • $1
To N. Cat-Sale, Esq. as salaries at Right Commissions .
of Charitable Foundation . • - - - goygp•
To John Smith, Ese. as Channel' of die Cointaktee -•- ,
on the Bankrupt taws, to defray. tie expenses of _,.
the Caauseses - - • - - - alp,
The.CHANCELLOR of the EXCHTQUEIt, at'
this last suns being moved, observed, that there wait
only a few eases. In which the House had defrayed
the troenses Of such Committing, and that the pre.
cedeots for snch votes ought to be very siu(tiuuslr
adopted—(Hear.)
Mr. HUME moved, that an hti.mble Address he
presented to the Prince Regent, praying that a sum,
not exceeding 2+0901. should be issued by his BaYal
Highness to defray the expenses of witnelses attend-
ing. the Committee cle--tb*:)ketch .Borixight, and
that the House would lige rot Oise suiri• .
Mr. LONG observed? that thellae-couldharcily
be e ted to agree to ih !rote, ALlt had AO means
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of ' ging how Elf it was aseesufy or reasohable -
sir. HUME sJid,'-he iiiaile tbi Inntiou In the ab-
tsoc
*pp— pf the Noble Chili Man of the.Comenittee (Lord
iamillna) and that he understood the Chancellor
on rierchequeedid net,•object mit. •
'''7IIii'CHANCELL4IIII of the EXCHEQUER said
.
gotii,the ssitnft*s.ta gnestiOn beenhad summorted
kora A great :dralesoir‘ised put to considerable ear
.pisissei and as they were entamined on public groinds;
• *geo! merely ta prove the allegationl Oitheir oWe'
• d' ttons, lik&ii oat, object to tins motion.
Mr. BATHUllerremarked on the danger of es-
tablishing precedents for such votes, and thought
some rule ought to be established as to the cases in
WhiCh.such grants should be made.
Mr. GRE,'NFELL observed, -the the practice of
employing solicitors on Committees; and then coming'
' to the House tor remuneratiop„was likely to be too
much resorted to. . .
Sir J. MARJORIBANKS said that a yeti unne-
cessary expense had been occasioned by bringing up
witnesses from a great distance, who were only asked
one or two trifling questions. ,
After a few words from Mr. Donor..ns and Mr. J.
P. GRANT; the riicitiOn was agreed to.
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EMIGRATION.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
he rose for the purpose of proposing to the House a
Grant, to be appropriated to an experiment which,
he thought must appear to the House, under the pre-
sent circumstances of the country, to be very de-
sirable. An the state of our population there was Gni
great a number of persons wholly destitute of Ms
means of subsistence from the want of employment,
and who might be disposed to emigration, that it
seemed advisable that some facilities should be af-
forded to them by the Government, tosenable them,
to establish themselves, with the proepect of consi-
colonies of

deroble advantage, in the colonies of the country.";
The attention of those who were disposed to eritigra.
tioa had been principally directed to Canada,..nif the
United States of Amtrica. BM 'it iippeared'to his
htijesty's Government, that the Ciipe or Citia4i4ll.
afforded extraordinary adiantages to eisfgeaiien..
Those who went to Canada or the United Bytes, re-
irked a considerable capital to , skim so.iub.
usasi till they had tie means of p f g the earth
e
for the purposes of agriculture. -the Cape-Of
Good Hope, from the rare excellentpof the soil and
climate, an emigrant was able to settle with much
lets expense than m -lay other colony. It was parti.
cularly adapted ' flocks and herds, (rots the rich-
t
aess of the past. At one station (S a Bay)
ii settlement h 'already bee* made, 44. a town
boiltrotsder the st favourable auspices would
not enter into hi : •etail of the various ions
,e
which it was I.; ~ ded to adopt on this jece, as
he
t.aperiesice d' - • improvemenu in .
emits *kith w• t``•, be made from time to tbanter.4ll6l.
tectiessitttl in ' 7 :aransime been lulled to die Se.
'cretaTT of *e tc, ve information to lantana de-
..siyou. of exile* to this quarter, of the fuel .es
whlch it was • -'• tioaard to them. A free si-
lage. to dse COlony to be gist% ; tut as it was
flids,i,essible diet e v Bihigrant should have -ai lull
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