Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-16

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Ing the orders in council.
Z March. The earl Of Lauderdale movex
for.copies or extracts OF all communicating
which had passed between this goyeramal
and our allies il Europe respecting the cal
rying into effect the orders IN council. AGrs
some debate the motion was withdrawn. \
Lord Lauderdae moved for copy Of All
reply by our minister in America to theH Y
ter of Mr.. Madison respecting the ord,J
in council Of the 7th January, 1907. TSA
motion was negatived, lord HawkesbprS
saving that no such document existed. \
The report Of the orders IN coanci. III
was debated in the house Of commons. All
the bill ordered to be engrossed. {
8 l1arch. Lord Erskine makes his noi,g
respecting the orders IN council, which ns|
duced q debate that lasted IL two Ia IN
morning, when division took place. Pas
it e1. Against it 127.
10 Alrych. The orders in council bill al
batcd IN the corarno1ls On the thi1,d readin
Five divisions took place; the FIST on al
question that council be heard against j, uI
Thursdav, eyes c., noes 80. 1t was tl.,I
moved that the third reading be defc1rII
till Monday ss'nnight; ayes So, noes "a
A third division took place upon question
of adjournment; ayes II, nocs rs. Al
fourth division sool. piace on TIE question 81
adiournrnent, ayes 81, moss no. a ftaAA
division On the molten nat TIE ORDERS ~
c,ancn bill be read ayes G5, noss TO-
The house then at half pasa 5 o'clock IN IT,.
morning adjourned the debate.
II March. The debate Oh the th;rd read.
ing Of the orders Of council blI was r.s.,:a.
ed and continued I'll O'Clock in the NON,
ing, when they divided; ayes 1853, nos
So.
"A Nzaych. On the motion for the frs
reading Of tle orders IL council biil in tn
.ords, lord Grenyi!le tool: az objection OIL
the Standing crdsr Of i702. 4 debate en-
sued, xl,icia was adjourned till Wednesiay
The BID was thzglread : first time.
&c -E.yc6. The earl Ct Lsulerdals wish
ed ~ some further explanation RESPECTING !
the orders IN council.
The debate on the standing order Of 172a2
was resumed /; and continued several hoaa
A division took place On the motion Of Iaa
Grevvills for It So, against It 129.
Il l1arch. The orders IN council Bill VS.
debated ii, The lorlls till half past ai1a::ss
in the morning. on tae second reading \
| division tken took place, fo., the second read
Ing It's, against ii 50.
90 I'iaych. The earl Of Lauderdale brot
forward his notion rela.ive to the CONNER
cial policy Of tie orders in council Hlici
produced debate which LASTED. till nida1jt
when the hoaso divided; contents 81, MOI.
contents S..
90 Mcy.h. Lord Auckland moved to 70
fer the orders III couacii, and the petie58
sent Up against tlcni TO co,nl.- zee 70; ii:
pu pose 81 hearing the petitioners by taea'
s-lves or their council. Agreed to. Blu
on motisa being made that the coEalai:t.:
should SIT On Monday, debate took pls.s
md az earlier dav was moved. &. divi5io.
sook place, for Monday rs, against1s.
Lord S,5--ncer made naotjoa, the o5i:a
OF winch was, thai t--,e petitioners sy.cad d
heard before the house went into cosam;taa
After some doSate the motto, vas a3gs
tivsd.
Lord Spencer then moved THAI 7'uesdal
should be fixed ..or the COMMITTEES 55i2g III
day after the petitioners were 70 De heard a
the bar. A elabate and 4 ,..ivson ensued-.
for the motion IS, against &.
Lord Grenvilie then moved that tn:
committee be instructed to divide thG orders
in council bill into two bills, the enc OF CON.
mercial regulation, AID the other Of aid asd
supply, A division took a.sce, for !: g,
against it 100.
The house then went into Commits: an!
sat TIL four III the morning. <,
% March. The house of commons ven'
into committee upon the petitions aSsin''