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    top: 2px;
    left: 3px;
    width: 2.4rem;
    height: 2.4rem;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
    fill: #999;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-search-1 form.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
      margin-bottom: 3rem;
      font-size: 1.6rem;
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 img.wayback-search {
      margin: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 auto;
      font-size: 0;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: inline-block;
      width: 50%;
      vertical-align: middle;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      text-align: center;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
      width: 2.8rem;
      height: 2.8rem;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search .fill-color.wayback-search {
      fill: #333;
    }

  }

  .wayback-search-1 p.wayback-search {
    margin-bottom: 1rem;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search {
    padding: .5rem;
    border-radius: 5px;
    box-shadow: none;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search {
    padding-left: 3rem;
    margin-top: .3rem;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    border-color: #bca38e;
    background: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::placeholder,
  .wayback-search-1 input.wayback-search::-webkit-input-placeholder {
    color: #8e8e8e;
  }

  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    top: 50%;
    transform: translateY(-50%);
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search,
    .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search {
      display: block;
      width: auto;
    }

    .wayback-search-1 fieldset.wayback-search a.wayback-search {
      margin: 0 1.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for save-page-form -->
<style scope="save-page-form-1">
  .save-page-form-1 div.save-page-form {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: 1fr auto;
    grid-column-gap: .8rem;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    border: none;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="text"] {
    width: 100%;
    height: 3rem;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    border-radius: .5rem;
    color: #222;
    font-size: inherit;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 input.save-page-form[type="submit"] {
    -webkit-appearance: none;
    -moz-appearance: none;
    appearance: none;
    padding: .4rem .8rem;
    font: normal 1.3rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    color: #fff;
    border: none;
    border-radius: 16px;
    background: #222;
    cursor: pointer;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .error.save-page-form {
    display: none;
    margin-top: .5rem;
    font-weight: bold;
    color: #ffcd27;
  }

  .save-page-form-1 .visible.save-page-form {
    display: block;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .save-page-form-1 h3.save-page-form {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for wayback-slider -->
<style scope="wayback-slider-1">
  .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 a.wayback-slider {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 ul.wayback-slider {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider+li.wayback-slider {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 li.wayback-slider a.wayback-slider {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .wayback-slider-1 {
      display: block;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 h4.wayback-slider {
      margin-top: 0;
      font: normal 100 1.6rem 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .grid.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: minmax(auto, 260px) 1fr minmax(auto, 260px);

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

    .wayback-slider-1 .link-lists.wayback-slider {
      display: grid;
      grid-template-columns: calc(50% - 1.25rem) calc(50% - 1.25rem);
      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for more-slider -->
<style scope="more-slider-1">
  .more-slider-1 ul.more-slider {
    padding: 0;
    margin: -1rem 0 0 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .more-slider-1 a.more-slider {
    display: block;
    padding: 1rem 0;
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-subnav -->
<style scope="media-subnav-1">
  .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
    font-size: 1.6rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 a.media-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #fff;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
    padding: 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
    padding-top: 1.5rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 h4.media-subnav {
      margin: 0 0 1rem 0;
      font-weight: 100;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 ul.media-subnav {
      font-size: 1.3rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav {
      padding-bottom: .5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav+li.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 0;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 li.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      display: block;
      overflow: hidden;
      white-space: nowrap;
      text-overflow: ellipsis;
    }

  }

  .media-subnav-1 img.media-subnav {
    display: block;
    width: 90px;
    height: 90px;
    margin: 0 auto 1rem auto;
    border-radius: 45px;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
    margin-top: 0;
    font-size: 1.8rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
    display: -webkit-box;
    display: -ms-flexbox;
    display: flex;
    -webkit-box-pack: space-evenly;
    -ms-flex-pack: space-evenly;
    justify-content: space-evenly;
    text-align: center;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    width: 12rem;
    margin-bottom: 1.5rem;
    overflow: hidden;
    white-space: nowrap;
    text-align: center;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav+a.media-subnav {
    margin-left: 2rem;
  }

  .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
    display: none;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-subnav-1 {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
      grid-template-columns: 40% 20% 40%;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .wayback-search.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
      -ms-grid-column-span: 3;
      grid-column: 1 / 4;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 h3.media-subnav {
      display: none;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .icon-links.media-subnav a.media-subnav {
      padding-top: 3.5rem;
      max-width: 16rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .links.media-subnav {
      padding: 0 1.5rem;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 2;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .featured.media-subnav h4.media-subnav {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav {
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav {
      display: -ms-grid;
      display: grid;
      -ms-grid-columns: 50% 3rem 50%;
      grid-template-columns: 50% 50%;
      -ms-grid-rows: (auto)[7];
      grid-template-rows: repeat(7, auto);
      grid-column-gap: 3rem;
      grid-auto-flow: column;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(1) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(2) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(3) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(4) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(5) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(6) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(7) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 1;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(8) {
      -ms-grid-row: 1;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(9) {
      -ms-grid-row: 2;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(10) {
      -ms-grid-row: 3;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(11) {
      -ms-grid-row: 4;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(12) {
      -ms-grid-row: 5;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(13) {
      -ms-grid-row: 6;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

    .media-subnav-1 .top.media-subnav ul.media-subnav>*.media-subnav:nth-child(14) {
      -ms-grid-row: 7;
      -ms-grid-column: 3;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for media-slider -->
<style scope="media-slider-1">
  .media-slider-1 .media-slider-container.media-slider {
    position: relative;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
    display: none;
    position: absolute;
    top: 3rem;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    height: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    transition: height 0.2s ease;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    left: 0;
    padding: 0;
    height: 31.9rem;
    overflow-x: hidden;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    background: #333;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .open.media-slider {
    display: block;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .hidden.media-slider {
    display: none;
  }

  .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
    padding: 1rem;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      display: block;
      height: 35.8rem;
      left: 4rem;
      top: 0;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.media-slider {
      display: block;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.media-slider {
      left: 0;
      z-index: 3;
      height: auto;
      min-height: 21rem;
      background: #474747;
      transform: translate(0, -100%);
      transition: transform 0.2s ease;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .overflow-clip.open.media-slider {
      height: 22rem;
    }

    .media-slider-1 .information-menu.open.media-slider {
      transform: translate(0, 0);
    }

    .media-slider-1 .info-box.media-slider {
      max-width: 100rem;
      padding: 1.5rem 0;
      margin: 0 auto;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for desktop-subnav -->
<style scope="desktop-subnav-1">
  .desktop-subnav-1 ul.desktop-subnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 3;
    padding: .8rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: 1.2rem;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    text-align: center;
    background: #333;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 li.desktop-subnav {
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 0 15px;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #aaa;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:hover,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:active,
  .desktop-subnav-1 a.desktop-subnav:focus {
    color: #fff;
  }

  .desktop-subnav-1 .donate.desktop-subnav svg.desktop-subnav {
    width: 1.6rem;
    height: 1.6rem;
    vertical-align: top;
    fill: #f00;
  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for signed-out-dropdown -->
<style scope="signed-out-dropdown-1">
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .nav-container.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: relative;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    right: 0;
    z-index: 4;
    overflow: hidden;
    font-size: 1.6rem;
    background-color: #333;
    transition-property: top;
    transition-duration: 0.2s;
    transition-timing-function: ease;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    top: -1500px;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
    transition-duration: 0.5s;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
    max-width: 100vw;
    overflow: auto;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.6rem 2rem;
    margin: 0;
    font-size: inherit;
    overflow: hidden;
    text-overflow: ellipsis;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
    padding: 0.4rem 0 0.7rem 0;
    margin: 0;
    list-style: none;

    max-height: calc(100vh - 7.2rem + 1px);
    overflow: auto;
    box-sizing: border-box;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
    margin: 0.5rem 0;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #666;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown,
  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: block;
    color: #fff;
    text-decoration: none;
    padding: 1rem 2rem;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
    font-size: 0.8em;
    color: #a0a0a0;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 .callout.signed-out-dropdown {
    position: absolute;
    margin-left: 10px;
    padding: 0 5px;
    border-radius: 2px;
    background: #fee257;
    color: #2c2c2c;
    font-size: 1.4rem;
    font-weight: bold;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
    display: flex;
    justify-content: left;
    align-items: center;
  }

  .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown svg.signed-out-dropdown {
    fill: #fff;
    margin-right: 1rem;
    height: 1.4rem;
    width: 1.4rem;
  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: flex;
      overflow: visible;
      top: 0;
      left: auto;
      z-index: 5;
      transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out;
      font-size: 1.4rem;
      border-radius: 2px;
      background: #fff;
      box-shadow: 0 1px 2px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 nav.signed-out-dropdown:after {
      position: absolute;
      right: 7px;
      top: -7px;
      width: 12px;
      height: 7px;
      box-sizing: border-box;
      color: #fff;
      content: '';
      border-bottom: 7px solid currentColor;
      border-left: 6px solid transparent;
      border-right: 6px solid transparent;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 h3.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 ul.signed-out-dropdown {
      max-height: calc(100vh - 8.5rem + 1px);
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .divider.signed-out-dropdown {
      border-bottom-color: #666;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      color: #333;
      transition: background 0.1s ease-out, color 0.1s ease-out;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .info-item.signed-out-dropdown {
      padding: 0.5rem 2rem;
      font-size: 0.8em;
      color: #6f6f6f;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:hover,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:active,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.signed-out-dropdown:focus {
      color: #fff;
      background: #4b64ff;
      outline: none;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 0;
      transition-duration: 0.2s;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      opacity: 1;
      overflow: visible;
    }

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 a.mobile-upload.signed-out-dropdown {
      display: none;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 18.5rem;
    }

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .initial.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .closed.signed-out-dropdown,
    .signed-out-dropdown-1 .open.signed-out-dropdown {
      right: 26rem;
    }

  }
</style><!-- Shady DOM styles for ia-topnav -->
<style scope="ia-topnav-1">
  .ia-topnav-1 {
    ;

    color: #fff;
    font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 primary-nav.ia-topnav:focus {
    outline: none !important;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.ia-topnav {
    display: none;
    position: fixed;
    top: 0;
    right: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 0;
    z-index: 3;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 #close-layer.visible.ia-topnav {
    display: block;
  }

  .ia-topnav-1 .topnav.ia-topnav {
    position: relative;
    z-index: 4;
  }

  @media (max-width: 889px) {
    .ia-topnav-1 desktop-subnav.ia-topnav {
      display: none;
    }

  }
</style>
<style>
  body {
    transition: opacity ease-in 0.2s;
  }

  body[unresolved] {
    opacity: 0;
    display: block;
    overflow: hidden;
    position: relative;
  }
</style>








<ia-topnav locallinks="true" waybackpagesarchived="1 trillion" class="x-scope ia-topnav-1"><!---->
  <div class="topnav style-scope ia-topnav">
    <primary-nav class="style-scope ia-topnav x-scope primary-nav-1"><!---->
      <nav class="style-scope primary-nav">
        <button class="hamburger style-scope primary-nav" title="Open main menu"
          data-event-click-tracking="TopNav|NavHamburger">
          <icon-hamburger class="style-scope primary-nav x-scope icon-hamburger-1"><!---->
            <svg viewBox="0 0 40 40" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" aria-labelledby="hamburgerTitleID hamburgerDescID"
              class="style-scope icon-hamburger">
              <title id="hamburgerTitleID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">Hamburger icon</title>
              <desc id="hamburgerDescID" class="style-scope icon-hamburger">An icon used to represent a menu that can be
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GENERAL INDEX 


? oe 


DIGEST 
OF, 


TEN VOLUMES 


JOURNALS 


OF THE 


HONOURABLE HOUSE OF COMMONS; 


From Vor. XLVI. to Vor. LV. both inclusive ; 


CONTAINING THE PERIOD 


FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT 


IN 1790, 


TO THE FIRST OF JANUARY 1801, 


BEING 


THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNION WITH IRELAND. 


—eeeeeeEeESaSaSauuoo——EE=EaEanann—=EEEeEeEeEeEeEeEe———————— 
Printed by Order of the HOUSE OF COMMONS. 


——————————— TEAL 


M, DCCC. III. 


XLVI.to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Luke Hansard, Printer, Great Turnstile, Lincola’s-Inn Fields. 





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r. RE Fe Ae eS 





4 FiIS General Index will be found to be compiled upon the fame Plan 

and Execution, as the One which the prefent Compiler finifhed to the 

Beginning of the New Parliament in the Year 17903 only it may be neceflary 

for him to fay, that in the Courfe of this Work, wherever any Improvement 

could be introduced, it has been done, particularly fo under the Head 

Pournals ; in that Head, the Entries mentioned therein to be ‘‘ read,” are 

, noted upon what Subject, and in Alphabetical Order ; which it is thought will 
' be mote fatisfactory than merely faying, ‘‘ Entries therein read,” and only 


giving the Volume and Page. 


i It having been determined, previous to the great Event of the Union 
: with Ireland, that this General Index fhould include all the Tranfactions of 
the Parliament between 1790 and 1796 only, and when colleéted fhould be 
made ready for printing ; and a Committee of the Houfe of Commons having 
been appointed to infpect and report upon the Work when it was fo collected, 
which they did in Terms of Approbation, the Compiler paged his Sheets, 
numbered the Articles under each Head, and made it ready for the Prefs ; 
when, it being thought more proper to bring the Index down to the Com- 
mencement of the Union, namely, the Firft of January 1801, he was directed 
to incorporate the Journals from 1797 to 1801, in the Work which he had 


thus finifhed and made ready for printing. 


Although it appeared to the Compiler very difficult to introduce the new 
Work into the already compiled Proceedings, and that it would be attended © 
7 with confiderable additional Care and Labour, he, to fhew his ready Attention 
/ - to the Intimations made to him, refolved to undertake it: In the Perform- 


ance, 




















PR: cA eR. 


s 





ance, however, of this Part of es Duty, he found, that many of the new 
Articles niuft bear the Numbers of fome other Tranfaction, regularly placed 
before ever and already ovesbleed: becaufe References from one Part of 
the Work being made to other Parts, Alterations, by removing Numbers, 
could not in all Inftances be made, without rendering fuch References pre- 
vioufly made, nugatory and perplexing; he therefore trufts to the Candour 
and Kindnefs of the Houfe, which he has before experienced, and is par- 
ticularly thankful for, for an Approbation of his prefent Labours, in which 
he has {pared no Pains, nor loft any Time in bringing them to their prefent 


State, and which he fincerely wifhes may prove of general Ufe. 


SAM!* DUNN. 
Adelphi Buildings, 
3d February, 1803. 














GENERAL INDEX 


FROM 


VotumE XLVI. (the Year 1790) to VotumE LV. (the Year 1800.) 


BOTH VOLUMES INCLUSIVE. 





Abatement, 


Reatine to Income, LIII. 171. 


See Drawhacks, &amp;c.— Farms.—Supplp, 476. 





Abjuration. . 





























ft. Oath of Abjuration, &amp;c. taken by the Speaker, and the Members of the Houfe, at the Beginning 
of a new Parhament, XLVI. 7-—LII. 8. 
2. Ditto at other Times, XLVII. 3, &amp;c. 
Ze An A&amp; paffed requiring a certain Form of Oath of Abjuration, &amp;c. from His Majefty’s Subjects 
profefling the Roman Catholic Religion, in Scotland, XLVUl. 827. See Scotland, 19. 
Abules, 
2. In weighing, &amp;c. Butter, LI. 366. See Butter. 
2. In Admeafurement of Coals, LI. 425. See Laws Erpiring, 22. 
In Courts for Recovery of Small Debts, XLVII. 383. See Debts Small. 
_ In ihe Dock Yards, by the Perquifite of Chips to Shipwrights, XLVI. 279. 372.———-See Aerounts, 
1264. 
6 In Elections, XLVII. 547. 686.——See Clections. 
6. In Forefts, relating to Timber, &amp;c. XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. See Accounts, 1264. 
7: In Franking Letters, &amp;c. L. 391. 418.—LI. 187.——See Complaints, 12.— boule, 168, 
8. In Imprifonment for Debt, XLVI. 642. See Houle, 175. 
9. In certain Labourers Empioyments, LI. 650. See Trade, &amp;c. 2. 
10. Relating to Lotteries, XLVII. 547. 686. 778. 809. ———-See Poufe, 194. 
Th. In Manufactures, XLVI. 139. 555———See Crate, &amp;c. 15. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) B tz. In 








ae 





In Parliament (Reprefentation) XLVIII. 724, &amp;c. 





See Parliament, 1. 























13. In Payment of Wages, Prize Money, &amp;c. XLVI. 617.—XLVII. 376. See Seamen, 3. 
T4es In the internal Government of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVI. 375. See Boule, 280.— 
a Srorland, 20, 25. &amp;c. : 
15. Alledged by certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 694. 697. See Houle, 259.— edition. 
16. Relative to Turnpike Roads, LI. 616, See Highwaps, &amp;c. 218, &amp;c. 
In the Trade of Hops, LV. 663. See ops, 
17. In the Execution of Writs, L. 312. See Complaints, 7. 
. 18. _ In Weights and Meafures, L, 482.—LI. 576.——See Juries, 2.—Weights, &amp;c. 1. 
~ In Inclofures, Lv. 388. See Houle, 190. 

19. . Negative a Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe to enquire 

op ~ ne committed in a particular Matter, XLVI. 547.——See Clections, 229.— pPeti- 


See Ercife.— Frauds and Abules. 





Arcountants, Public. 


Bill for more effectually charging Public Accountants with the Payment of Intereft ; Motion re- 
ferred toa Committee of the whole Houfe; confidered, &amp;c. and Bill ordered; LV. 543.—Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. and to be printed, ‘548.—Confidered in the Committee, with Inftruétions given; re- 
port a Progrefs, and to fit again after proceeding on the other Orders of the Day ; 584.—Further 

_ proceeded in, and Report to be received, 587.—Reported, and Report to be taken into further 
Confideration, 592.—Further confidered ; Amendments agreed to; a Claufe added ; Bill to be 


—" &amp;c.; 609.—Read Third Time; Claufes added and Amendments made, &amp;c.; 623. 
. 681. 








CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Accounts and Papers. 


I. Accounts and Papers prefented to the Houfe relating to various 
Matters ;— 


The principal Heads of which, fuch as Africa, Army, Navy, &amp;c. 
being all entered in Alphabetical Order, - - from to 1267. 


II. Modes of prefenting Accounts and Papers ;— 
From 1268 to 1348. 


III. Proceedings touching Accounts and Papers ;— 
From 1349 ta 1371. 


IV. Queftions Negative re/ating to Accounts and Papers ;— 
From 1372 to 1397. 


V. Incidental Proceedings relating to Accounts and Papers; — 
1398. 


























Accounts and Papers. 








I, Prefented to the Houfe, relating to, viz. 
A@ts of Affemblies, v7z. 


1. ~ Paffed in Jamaica, relating to Duties on Negroes imported, LI. 503. 
Claufe of an A&amp; paffed in Jamaica relating to the better Eftablifhment of the Ifland, &amp;c. LIV. 206, 
Act paffed in the Ifland of Saint Chriftopher relating to the Proteétion of Slaves, &amp;c. LIV. 206. 


Adts of Parliament. 


ae Accounts prefented purfuant to Ditto. Seeinfra, 3. 15. 260.277. 349. 350. 366, 403. 416. 508. 
647. 685. 854. 1200. 


See Jreland (Union.) 


Addreffes. 


i Accounts prefented purfuant to Ditto. See infra, 165. 198. 233. 364. 669; go2. 1196. 


Admiralty of Great Britain, v7z. 


2. Extract of a Letter from Captain Henry Savage, of His Majefty’s Ship Pomona, to Mr. Stephens, 
dated Spithead, 27th May 1790, relating to the Black Poor at Sierra Leona, XLVI. 569. 579. 





in Eftimates, &amp;c. of the Navy. See infra, 877. 902. 905.—See alfo Addresses, 78. 79. 80. 

3- Eftimates of Increafe of Pay toSeamen, &amp;c. LII. 538. 

*- State and Condition of Cape Coaft Cattle, Dixcove Fort, &amp;c. XLVII, 21.—XLVIII. 171.—XLIX, 
82.—L. 538. Report to the Admiralty by Captain William Hargood relative to Cape Goaft 





Caftle, LI. 242. Condition of the Forts, LIL. 511. 





Ae Account of the Time of iffuing and recalling Prefs Warrants in 1791; XLVII. 391. 


5. Correfpondence between the Admiralty, Navy, &amp;c. Boards, in or about 1781, relative to 4 Pro» 
pofal of bringing Water into Plymouth Dock, XLVII. 616.—Letter from the Mayor of Ply- 
mouth to the Lords Commiffioners, dated 14 May 1792; 808. 


6. Expences incurred in putting Water on board His Majefty’s Fleet at Portfmouth, Torbay, and 
Plymouth, XLVII. 1029. 


Report relative to Fees, &amp;c. of the Admiralty Office, XLVIII. $76. 


ao ™ 
. 


Number of Men enjoying Prote€tions, and Number of Men and Boys employed in Veffels, Craft, 
&amp;c. L. 192. 


9. Copy of Warrant for taking into Cuftody the Honourable Vice Admiral Cornwallis, LI. E. 557. 


Copies of Orders from the Commiffioners, and Extracts of Letters from the Secretary to the Lords 
Commiffioners, to Vice Admiral Thompfon, dated 21{t OGober 1796, &amp;c.—And to other 
Admirals, &amp;c. telative to Ireland; Lil. 364. 366. 


a“ Copy of the Report of the Lords Commiffioners to the Lords of the Privy Council, refpeéting 

the Matters ftated in Reports of the Sele€t Committee of Finance, fo far as they relate to the 
Admiralty, LV. 39.—Dittoa further Report, relating to the Office for Victualling His Majefty’s 
Navy, and Copy of the Return made by the Victualling Board to the Precept of the Selec 
Committee of Finance, in 1798; 61. 


See infra, 47. Alfo Copper. Provifions. 


Affidavits, viz. 


10. Copies prefented, L. 563. 566.—LIV. 133. 


Africa, viz 


tt Copy of the Ceffion of a Territory on the Banks of the River Sierra Leona for the Accornrodation 
of the Black Poor, 11th June 1787; XLVI. 656. 

12. Report 

Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


























* 


Accounts and Bapers. 





Africa,—continued. 


12, Report of Commiffioners appointed to enquire into Loffes fuftained by Owners of Ships, &amp;c. en- 
gaged in the African Trade, in confequence of an Act for regulating the Trade, XLVI. 135. 


13. Money iffued for Expences in removing Black People inorder to their being embarked for Sierra 
Leona, XLVIII. 333.-—XLIX. 446. 


14.” Account of Money iffued out of the Civil Lift Revenues for the forming an Eftablifhment in 
Africa for opening a Commercial Intercourfe with the interior Parts, L. E. 245. 


Eftimate of the Expence of the Civil Eftablifhment at Sierra Leona for one Year, to 31{t December 
1800; LV. E. 750. ¢ 


See infra, 60. 101. 438. 450. 466. 708. 1060, 1123. Supra, 3. 


African Committee, or Company of Merchants trading to 
Africa, Vit. 


15. Accounts of the Annual Expences of their Committee, XLVI. 188.—XLVII. 390.—XLVIII. 341.— 
XLIX. 147.—L. 76.—LI. 228.—LII. 225.—LIII. 441.—LIV. 429.—LV. 241. 


16. Orders and Regulations, XLVI. 188.—XLVII. 391.—XLVIII. 341.—XLIX. 147.—L. 76.—LI. 
228.—LII. 225.—LIII. 441. —LIV. 429.——-LV. 241. 
xi 2 Copy of a Report of the State of the Forts, &amp;c. of Cape Coaft Caftle, LI. 242. 


African Slave Trade: 
See infra, Cuftoms. Exchequer. Scotland. 


Agreements, wz. 


18. Relating to the Dock Company at Hull, XLIx. 369, 


. Between the Commiffioners of the Treafury and the Duke of Richmond, purfuant toan Aé pafied, 
&amp;c. LV. 445. 


Agriculture Board, wz. 


19. Account of Money iffued to the Treafurer to the Board, XLIX. E. 86. 


of the Expenditure of the Sum of Money granted to the Board in the preceding Seffion 
of Parliament, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 457.—Ditto of the feveral Sums granted for Ditto fince its In- 
{titution, LIII. E. 142.—Ditto of the Grants of Parliament for 1797, 1798, and 1799; LV. E. 





20. 





185. 

21. of the Income and Expenditure of the Board for the Year 1794; L. E. 227.—For the 
Year 1794-5; LI. E. 652. 

22. Report of the Committee of the Board of Agriculture, refpeéting Mr. Elkington’s Mode of 


Draining, L. 612. 
Aid and -Contribution.—see infra, 640. 


Aliens, vz. 
23. mary —_ for an Allowance to a Superintendant, &amp;c. under Act of 34th Geo. III. L. E.231.— 
LI, &amp;. O12. 


Eftimate of the probable Expence of Ditto for 1798; LUI. E. 249.—For 1799; LIV. E. 394—— 
Of the Expence for 1800; LY. E. 180. 


24. —— Ditto for defraying fundry incidental Expences relating to Ditto, &amp;c. LI. E. 612. 


Return of Aliens refident in London and Weftminfter, and Borough of Southwark, in 1797; LIl. 
453- ‘ 


See infra, 773. 


Allowances: 


Accounts anv Papers. 





Allowances. 


See infra, 31. 167.171. 176. 179.196. 204. 205. 222. 233.251. 341. 373. 393+ 405. 
458. 508. 576. 641. 673. 721.730.748.789. 853. 917. 1625. 1036. 1047. 
1064. 1077. 1167. ; 
Supra, 23. 


Ambafladors. 


26. Account of Salaries to Ambafladors, Minifters, &amp;c. XLVI: 592.——-XLIX. 74. 

26. Copy of Inftruétions fent to Earl Gower to quit Paris, XLVI. E. sr. 

a7. Copies of Letters, Notes, &amp;c. to and from Lord Grenville and M. Chauvelin from France, 
XLVIII. 102. 

28. Copies of Letters, &amp;c. relating to the Negociations with Ruffia, Auftria, and the Porte, te- 
{pecting Peace amongft them, XLVII. 29: 386. 

29. . Money iffued to pay a Bill drawn by the Ambaffador at Berlin. for the Ufe of the Duke of York, 


XLVIII. 335. 


America and Weft Indies. 


America, vit. 


30- Extracts of Letters from Governor Wentworth, and Extracts of the Journals of Packet Boats, 
and of Letters from Captains of His Majefty’s Ships, relative to the State of Defence of Nova- 
Scotia, Halifax, &amp;c. and tothe French Naval Force on the Coaft of North America, XLIX. 
344. See infra, 164. 


~ Account of the Sum which the Commiffioners, under the Seventh Article of the American Treaty, 
have awarded to be paid by the Britifh Government, ahd Expences of the Commiffion, to sth 
July 17973 LU. E. 701.—To 5th July 1798; Lit. E. 637.—To 5th April 1799; LIV. E. 476. 





oo Eftimates of the Expences of the Office for American Awards, for 18005 LV. E. 333. 

“ — Suns paid out of the Supplies for 1798, for Bufinefs done relative to American Claims, | 
LIV. E. 600. 

“ Time of Appeals on American Ships being condemned in the Weft Indies, LUI. 364. 


American Loyalifts, viz. 


31s Money iffued for defraying the Expence of Allowances to American Civil Officers, &amp;¢. XLVI. E. 
576.—XLVII. E. 47.—XLVIUI. E. 333.—XLIX. E. 95.—L. E. 231.—LI. E. 184. E. 584. 
EK. 611.—LIl. E. 154. 


Eftimate of the expected Amount of Allowances, for 1798; Lill. E. 86.—For 1799; LIV. E. 





747: 
32. Money iffued to the Secretary to the Commiffioners for the American Loyalifts, XLVI. 571. 
33. Ditto for the Payment of Penfions to Perfons who have fuffered by the Diffentions in America, 


XLVI. E. 585.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLVUI. E. 292.—XLIX. E. 86.—L. E. 240.—LI. E. 180. 
E. 580.-—LIU. E. 154. Eftimate of the expected Amount of Penfions for 1798; Lill. E. 86. 





34. es Ditto for Payment of Intereft, &amp;c. L.E. 241.—LI E. 179.—Lil. E. 152.———See infra, 
75- 
35- —— Ditta to the Commiffioners appointed to enquire concerning Ditto, XLVI. E. 585. 


Eftimate of the Sum which may be neceffary for the Relief of American Loyalifts, &amp;c. for the 
Year 18003; LV. E. t8o. 


Weft Indies, vit. 


36. Copies of Proclamations, Memorials, Letters, &amp;c. relative to the Conduét of Sir Charles Grey and 
Sir John Jervis on the Capture of the French Weft India Iflands, &amp;c. L. 532. 557. 563. 566. 
$4. Accounts of the Number of Men deftined for the Expedition to the Weft Indies under Sir 


Charles Grey, at the Clofe of the’Yeat 1793, and Number of Men withdrawn from Ditto, &amp;c. 
— Orders of Council, eftablifhing a new Board for Tranfports, &amp;c.—Account of Hofpital Stores 
fent to the Weft Indies, &amp;c.—Letters from Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, &amp;c.—Propofals 
and Reports for a Board of Medical and Military Officers, &amp;c. LI. 679. 


InpEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) C ' 38. Bills 









Arcounts and Bayers. 


America and Weft Indies,—continued. 







































38. Bills of Exchange, é&amp;c. drawn by Governors, &amp;c. in the Weft Indies, LI. E. 644. ' 


39. Accounts of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of the Expence of Services performed by 
Ditto, relating to the Weft Indies, XLVI. 672.—L. 626.—LI. 72. 


Eftimates relating to Ditto, LU. E. 128, 
See infra, 219, &amp;c. 


America and Weft Indies, Particular Parts of, vit. 
Bahama Iflands, vit. 


40. Eftimate of the Sums neceffary to fupport the Civil Eftablifhment of the Iflands, in Addition to 
the Salaries now paid to the Public Officers out of the Duty Fund, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 424.— 
XLVII. E. 109.—XLVIII. E. 258.—XLIX. E. 67.—L. E. 134.—L1. E. 80.—LII. E. 120.— 
LUI. E. 69.—LIV. E. 38.—Lv. E. 162. 


41. Accounts of the Charge, and Accounts of the Expence of Services performed by the Office of 
Ordnance relating to Ditto, &amp;c. L. 626.—LI. 73. 

42. Sums iffued to pay Bills drawn by the Governor of the Iflands, XLVI. E. 573.—XLVII. E. 71. 

43- Ditto to pay Fees on Grants of Lands in Ditto, XLVIII. 334. 





See infra, 47.138. 


Barbadoes, vit. 


44. Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Ditto, L. 627. 
45. Expence of Services performed by Ditto, LI. 72. 
Charges upon the Fund arifing from the Duties of Four-and-Half Per Cent, in Barbadoes and Lee- 


ward Iflands, LIV. 325. 


Bermuda or Somers Iflands, vit. 


46. Salary to the Chief Juftice of the Iflands, XLVI. E. 424.—XLVI. E. 109.—XLVIII. E. 258.—XLIX. 
E. 67.——A Paper, intituled, “ Bermuda or Somers Iflands,” from 24th June 1795 to Ditto 
in 1796; L. E. 134,—Ditto to 1797 ; LI. E. 80.—Ditto to 1798; LII. E. 120. For the Civil 
Eftablifhment of the Iflands, to Ditto in 1799; LUI. E. 69.—Ditto to Ditto in 1800; Liv. E. 
38.—Ditto to Ditto in 1801; Lv. E. 162. 


47. Eftimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance relating to Ditto, LI. 77. 





Copy of an Order of Council of 30th March 1798, for permitting Appeals from Sentences of the 
Vice Admiralty Courts of Bermuda and Bahama Iflands, LIII.'440. 


Canada, vit. 


48, Eftimate of the Expence attending the Civil Eftablifhment of the Province of Upper Canada, 
XLVII. E. 109.—XLVIII. E. 258.—XLIX. E. 67. Of the Charge of defraying the Civil 
Eftablifhment, &amp;c. L. E. 134.—LI. E. 80.—LII. E. 120.—LIII. E. 69.—LIV. E. 38.—Lv. E. 





161, 
49- Money iffued for the Purchafe of Hemp Seed fent to Canada, XLVI. E. 577. 
$0. Money iffued towards Charitable Gratuities, &amp;c. to American Loyalifts defirous of becoming 


Settlers in Upper Canada, XLVIII. 335. 
SI. Account of the Expence of Stationary fhipped for Upper Canada, XLIX. E. 94.—LI. E. 610. 


62. Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of Expence of Services performed by 
Ditto, relating to Quebec, L. 626.—LI. 77.——See infra, 996. 


See alfo infra, 138. 





Cape Breton, viz. 


53. Eftimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Eftablifhment of the Ifland, XLVI. E. 424.— 
XLVII. E. 109.—XLVII. E. 258.—XLIX, E. 67.—L, E. 134.—L1. E.S0.—LI. E. 120.—LU, 
E. 69.—LIV. E, 38.—LYV. E. 162. 


54 Money iffued for the Balance due to the Acting Surveyor of Lands in Ditto, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 93. 


See infra, 138. 
Chriftopher’s 


























Accounts and Papers. 


America and Weft Indies, —coxtinued, 





Chriftopher’s (Saint) viz. 
{&gt; ‘ Copy of an Act of the Ifland to prevent the cutting off the Limbs or Members of any Slaves, or 
otherwife difabling them, LIII. 440. 


Ditto to reftrain the Thefts committed by Negro and other Slaves, arid to prevent difhoneft 
Traffick in fuch as deal with them, LIII. 440. 





Domingo (Saint) viz. 
56. Account of Men killed, &amp;c. under the Command of Major General Williamfon, L. 1212. 
Eftimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance relating to Ditto, LI. 71673. 
57. Money iffued to enable French Proprietors to go there, L. 231. 
All Bills from Ditto paid fince 25th December 1796; LI. 523. 
Deaths and Cafualties in the Tranfport Service, LII. 523; 


Accounts of the Civil Eftablifhment of that Part of the Ifland in the Poffeffion of the Britith 
Forces, from the Commencement of the War, &amp;c. LII. 540. 


“ Eftimate of the Sum which may be neceffary for the Relief of certain Saint Domingo Sufferers, 
for the Year 1800; LV. E. 180. 





of the probable Sum that may be neceffary to liquidate the Demands of the Saint 
Domingo Claimants now under Confideration, LV. E. 750. 


See infra, Welt Indies. 


Dominica, vit. 


s8. Salary to the Chief Juftice of the Ifland, XLVI. E. 424.—xtiLvit. E. 109.—XLVvim. E. 258.— 
XLIX. E. 67. A Paper, intituled, “ Ifland of Dominica,” from 1ft January to 31ft December 
17953 L. E. 134.—Ditto 1796; LI. E. 80.—Ditto 1797; LU. E. 120.—Ditto to 1ft January 
1799; LIII. E. 69.—Ditto to 31ft December 1799; LIV. E. 38.—Ditto to 31ft December 1800; 





LV. E. 162. 
59- Account of Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of Expence of Services performed by Ditto, 

L. 626.—LI. 77. 
60. Copies or Extracts of Letters, &amp;c. received from the Governor, containing Information refpecting 


the late Infurreétion of the Negroes in the Ifland, XLVI. 430. 
Bills of Exchange drawn by the Lieutenant Governor, &amp;c. LI. 123. 


Florida, Eaft, vit. 





61. Sums neceffary to make Compenfation to Perfons who have fuffered in their Property by the Cef- 
fion to the King of Spain, XLVI. E. 362.—-XLVIL E. 72.—XLVUI. E. 291. See infra, 
675. 


Georgia, vit. 


62. Money iffued to pay Fees on the Receipt of a Sum for Compenfation to Proprietors of Lands given 
up to the Americans, XLVI. 577. 
* 63. Money iffued to difcharge a certain Number of Days Salary to the late Surveyor of Lands in the 


Province, XLIX. E. 94. 


Halifax, vit. 


64. Money iffued for Expences in removing Black People to Halifax for Embarkation to Sierra Leona’ 
XLVI. 333. 
65. Extraéts of Letters from Governor Wentworth, &amp;c. relative to the State of Defence of Halifax, 


&amp;c. XLIX. 344. 
Ditto from Captains of Packets relative to Ditto, XLIX. 345. 








Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Jamaica, 






Accounts anv WBapers, 














































66. 


67. 


68. 


69. 


70. 


72. 


73&gt; 


76. 


77° 


78. 


79- 
80. 


82. 


America and Weft Indies, &amp;c.—continued. , 


Famaica, Vit. 
Account of the Charge of the. Office of Ordnance, and of the Expence of Services performed by 
Ditto, L. 626.—LI. 77. 


Copies of Aéts paffed in Jamaica, 12th ‘February 1774 and 24th November 1774, for laying ad- 
ditional Duties upon all Negroes imported into the Ifland, &amp;c. LI. 503. 


Copies of Reprefentations, Memorials, Letters, and Inftruétions relative to the Acts of Jamaica, 
impofing additional Duties on Negroes, LI. 503. 


Copies of Letters, &amp;c. relating to the Maroons, Lil. 472. 517. 540.—LIII. 464. 


St. Fohn’s Ifland, vit. 


Eftimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Eftablifhment of the Ifland, xLvi. E. 424.— 
XLVI. E. 108.—XLVIII. E. 258.—XLIX. E. 67.—L. E. 134.—EI. E. 80.—Lu. E. 120.— 
Lil. E. 69.—LIV. E. 38.—LV. E. 162. 


Leeward Iflands, vit. 


Expence of Services performed by the Offite of Ordnance on an Expedition to Ditto under Sir 
Ralph Abercrombie, LI. E. 73. 


Tobago, viz. 


Copy of the Report of the Committee of both Houfes of the Legiflature refpecting the Refolution 
of the Houfe of Commons of 6th April 1797, and a Series of Suggeftions and Queries relative to 
the Increafe of Negroes, &amp;c. LIV. 372. 


New Brunfwick, vit. 


Eftimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Eftablifhment of the Province, XLVI. E. 424 ;— 
XLVM. E. 108,—XLVUl. E, 258.—XLIx. E. 67.—L. E.134.—.l. E. 80.— Lu. E. 120.— 
LUI. E. 69.—LIV. E. 38.—LV. E. 162. 


Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of the Expence of Services performed by 
Ditto, L.625.—LI 77. 


Extracts of Letters from Governor Wentworth, &amp;c. relative to the State of Defence of New 
Brunfwick, &amp;c. XLIX. 344. 


Newfoundland, vit. 


Eftimate of the Sums neceffary to pay the Salaries of the Governor and Civil Officers in the Ifland, 
XLVI..E. 424.—XLVII. E. 109.—XLVII. E. 258. Ditto; and alfo of a Patent under the - 
Great Seal, creating a Court of Civil and Criminal Jurifdiction, XLIx. E. 67. For the Civil 
Eftablifhment of the Ifland, L. E. 134.— LI. E, 80.—LII. E. 120,—LUI. E. 69.—LIv. E. 
38.—LV. E. 162. 








Money iffued on Account of the Expenditures refpecting the Adminiftration of Juftice at Ditto, 
XLIX. E. 94. 


Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of the Expence of Services performed by 
Ditto, L. 625.—LI. 76. 


Money iffued to difcharge Bills drawn for Expences on the Removal of Blacks to Annapolis, &amp;c. 
XLVIII. E. 333. 


Money iffued for Attendance on the Newfoundland Committee, LI. E. 187. 
See infra, 917. 


New South Wales, viz. 


Accounts, viz. 
Of Expence incurred in tranfporting Conviéts to Ditto, XLVI. 334. 
— Ditto for Cloathing for Ditto on their Paflage, &amp;c. XLIX. 446. 


Of the Quantity and Coft of Provifions and Stores which have been fent to Ditto, XLVI. 334. ” 
E, 570.—XLVII. E. 70. 470. 3 . 


* 
Of the Charge and Expence of the Civil and Military Eftablifhments in the Settlements of New* 
South Wales, XLVI. 334. ‘ 


83. Eftimate- 




































Atrounts and Bpapers. 


America and Weft Indies, &amp;c.—comtinued. 





New South Wales, —continued. 


83. Eftimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Eftablithment of Ditto, XLVI E. 424.—XLviv E, : 
109.— XLVI. E. 258.—XLIX. E. 67.—L, E. 134.—LI. E. 80.—LU. E, 120,~—LUI. E. 69.— 
LIV. E. 38.—LV. E. 162. 


of an Angmentation to the Corps of Foot ferving in Ditto, XLVI. E. 552. : 


























84. 

85. Extraéts of Letters from Governor Phillip to Lord Sydney, dated Sydney Cove, &amp;c.; and Extracts 
from Inftructions given by Governor Phillip to the Lieutenant Governor, ‘&amp;c. ;. andya Paper, 
containing a Defcription of Norfolk Ifland, XLVI. 255. Letters fromy Govertior-Phillip to 
Lord Grenville, in 17913; XLVI. 808. 

86. of Letters and Papers from the Treafury, relating to the tranfporting of Convicts to New 
South Wales, and providing for the fame, XLVII. 470. 

87. from the Office of Secretary of State, relative to Ditto, XLVII. 498. 

88. Number of Conviéts which have been fhipped from England for Ditto, and which are intended to be 
fent, &amp;c. XLVI. 334. 

89. ————— Ditto which were embarked on Board the Neptune, Scarborough, and Surprize ; Num- ‘ 
ber arrived at New South Wales, and the State of their Health, &amp;c. XLVII. 406. 499. 

go. Copies and Extraéts of Letters from’Governot Phillip, giving Account of the Nature and Fertility 
of the Land in and about the Settlements in New South Wales, of the Probability of raifing 
Provifions thereon, and of the Behaviour and Employment of the Convicts, &amp;c. XLVI. 498. 

gi. of Letters from Mr. Secretary Dundas to Mr. Attorney General, Sir Henry Martin, &amp;c. 
relative to Convicts, XLVII. 499. 

92. Extract from the Return of Settlers in Governor Phillip’s Difpatch of sth November 1791; 
XLVII. 808. 

93- Return of Land in Cultivation at Parramatta, XLVII. 808. 

94. Expence of fending Provifions and fundry Articles to the Settlement in New South Wales, and 
Amount of Bills drawn, &amp;c. onaccount of the Convicts at that Settlement, &amp;¢c. XLVI. E. 570.— 

XLVII. E. 68.—XLVII. E. 292.—XLIX. E. 85. 446.—L. E. 239.—LI. E. 610. 
95. of an Arreft of a Convict who had efcaped at the Cape of Good Hope, xLIx. E. 446. 
96. Ditto for Furniture of a Chapel, and Paflage of Mr. and Mrs. Marfden, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 446. 
97- Monies iffued for difcharging Bills drawn by Commiffaries for the Ufe of the Settlement, and ‘for 
other Expences incurred on account of the Convicts there, &amp;c, LI. E. 179. E. 611. 
Eftimate of the Amount of Bills drawn, and which may be drawn, for the Ufe of the Settlement, 
and which may become due in 1798; LIII. E. 89.—In 1799; LIV. E. 596.—In 1800; LY. E. 
162. 750. | 
See infra, 130. 166. 212. 305. 679. 686. 897. 1218. 
Nova Scotia, vit. 

98. Eftimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Eftablifhment of the Province, XLVI. E. 424.— 
XLVI. E, 108.—XLVIII. E. 258.—XLIX. E. 67.—L. E. 134.—LI. E. 80.—LU. E. 120.— 
LUI. E. 69.—-LIV. E. 38.—LvV. E. 161. 

99. Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of the Expence of Services performed. by 
Ditto, XLVI. 672.—=L. 625.—LI. 77. 

100. Sums iffued to difcharge. Certificates granted by the Lieutenant Governor for Fees on Grants of 
Land to Loyalifts, XLVI. E. 573:-—XLVIII. 334.—L. 233. 

101. ———— to difcharge Certificates granted by the Lieutenant Governor for Expences attending 
the Tranfportation of Blacks to Sierra Leona, XLVI. E. 333.—XLIX. E. 446. 

102. to difcharge an Account of Fees for Grants, &amp;c. due to the late Attorney General, 
XLIX. 94. | 

103. for Expences in purchafing Provifions for Emigrants arrived from the Highlands of 
Scotland in Diftrefs, XLVI. 334. 

104. —————— to Perfons who carried on the Whale Fifhery in Nova Scotia, on removing to this King- 


dom, XLVIII. 408.XLIX. 95. 






Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) D 105. Extracts 


105. 


106. 





Atcounts and Bapers. 





Nova Scotia,—continued. 


Extracts of Letters from Governor Wentworth, &amp;c. relating to the State and Defence of Nova 
Scotia, &amp;c. XLIX. 344. 


Money iffued to difcharge a Claim for Fees on account of Efcheats and Forfeitures, L. E. 231. 


Extraéts of Letters from the Lieutenant Governor, &amp;c. to the Duke of Portland, relative to the 
Maroons fent from Jamaica, LII. 472. 517+ 


See infra, 141. 


Annuities, vz. 


107. 


108. 


Sums of Money iffued to Perfons fub{cribing to Annuities on Lives, which became forfeited on 
account of Omiffions to appoint Nominees, XLIX. E. 86.—LI. E. 180. 


Unclaimed and Expired Annuities, XLVI. E. 477, &amp;c. 


Intereft or Annuities and Additions to the Annual Charge of Ditto relative to Loans, LI. 43.— 
LII. 53. to 61. 


See infra, 257. 614. 621. 630. 647. 988. 


Appendixes to Accounts, vz. 


Of the Public Funded Debt, &amp;c. LIV. 418.—LV. 405. 
Of the Public Income, LIV. 625.—-LV. 675. 


Army, vz. 


109. 


110. 


UIT. 


112. 


113. 


114. 


115. 


116. 


117. 


118. 





Accounts relating to the Number of Men, vit. 


Loft and difabled in His Majefty’s Land Service, and Foreign Troops in the Pay of Great Britain 
ferving in Flanders, by Death, Captivity, or otherwife, fince ft February 1793, &amp;c. XLIX. 
git. : 


Account of Ditto of thofe ferving at Toulon, fince 1ft February 17935 XLIX. 311. 


Loft and difabled in His Majefty’s Britifh Land Forces ferving on the Continent of Europe, by 
Death, Captivity, Wounds, Sicknefs, or Defertion, fince 1ft February 1793; XLIX. 311. 


Account of the Men killed, wounded, miffing, and Prifoners, of the Britith Troops ferving on the 
Continent under the Duke of York, fince the Commencement of the laft Campaign, &amp;c. 
Ls FOr. 


Account of Men killed, wounded, miffing, and Prifoners, of the Britith Troops ferving on the 
Ifland of Corfica, fince their firft landing in that Ifland, with Diftinctions, &amp;c. L. 121. 


Ditto, fince the laft Campaign, of thofe ferving in the Weft Indies under the Command of Ge- 
neral Sir Charles Grey, K. B. &amp;c. L. 121.—LI. 679. 


Ditto, fince the laft Campaign, of thofe in the Ifland of Saint Domingo, under the Command of 
Major General Williamfon, &amp;c. L. 121. 

——, Deaths and Cafualties taken Place in the Britifh Forces, &amp;c. ferving in Saint Domingo, &amp;c. 
LI. 540. 

Total Number of Effectives belonging to the Infantry lately returned from the Continent, &amp;c. 
L. 541. 

Return of His Majefty’s Land Forces, confifting of Regular Cavalry and Infantry, Fencible Ca- 


valry and Infantry, Independent Corps, and Militia, as they were effective in November 1794; 
LI. 147.—Ditto, and Volunteer and Yeomanry Cavalry and Infantry, 1ft Auguft 1795; 


147. 
Number of Infantry or Cavalry for which Barracks are provided, &amp;c. LI. 415. 


Monthly Returns of Weft India Regiments, viz. 


In the Windward and Leeward Charibbee Iflands, LII. 500. 
In Jamaica, LII. 500. 


In Saint Domingo, LII. 500. 
Of Black Corps, LII. 500. 


+ Return 
















































Accounts and Papers. 





Army,—continued, 


Other Accounts ; viz. 


a Return of the Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry accepted by His Maijefty in Great 
Britain, prior to the 1ftof June 1798, &amp;c. LIII. 665. 


Account of the Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry in Great Britain, {pecifying their Num- 
bers and Conditions of Engagement, &amp;c. LV. 792. 


of the Number of Men who have been raifed for the Army fince the Commencement of 
the War, LV. 929. 


~ of the Number of Men who have been difcharged on account of Wounds, &amp;c. fince the 
Commencement of the War, LV. 929. ' 


of the Number of Men who have been killed in Action, or who have died in the Service 
of the Army, fince Ditto, LV. 929. 


Total Number of effective Rank and File actually ferving in the Pay of Great Britain, 














LV. 929. 
In the Eaft Indies, vit. 
119. State of His Majefty’s Forces there, XLVI. 155. 
120. Lift of fuch Officers in India, who have lately been promoted in His Majefty’s Service to the 


Rank of General Officers, LI. 360. 


Monthly General Return of His Majefty’s Forces in the Eaft Indies, dated 1ft January 1796, &amp;c. 
Lil. 276. 


Number of Recruits raifed and fent to India for particular Regiments in 1793, &amp;c- LII. 276. 


Return of Recruits raifed and fent to Chatham Barracks for Ditto Service in 1793, &amp;c. LII. 
276. 


See infra, 144. 145. 
Accounts of Eftablifoments in the Army, vit. 


121. Of all the Regiments on the Britifh Eftablifhments that are not cleared, from 1783 to 1792; 
XLVII. 409. 
122. Of Regiments, for which the Arrears of Subaltern Officers have been directed to be iffued, previous 


to the Settlement of their Accounts, &amp;c. XLVH, 409. 


Accounts relating to Military Services, &amp;Fc. viz. 
Of Sums granted, viz. 


123. Amount of Sums granted by Parliament for the Service of the Land Forces, for the Years 1786 
to 1790; XLVI. 338. E. 530. 


Of Sums expended, vit. 


124. Amount of the Extraordinary Expences incurred and paid for the Service of the Army, in the 
Years 1786 to 1790 refpectively, XLVI. 338. 
125. Abftract of the Ordinary Expences of the Army, for Five Years, XLVI. E. 528. 


Paid to the Officers lately employed in the Army commanded by the Earl of Moira, Lil. E. 155. 
Paid for Army Services, between sth January 1798 and 6th January 1799; &amp;c. LIV. 418, 


Of Pay, Cloathing, &amp;c. vit. 


126, Account of the Pay, Cloathing, and Allowances, received by the Volunteer local Corps, and Corps 
of Yeomanry, with the Conditions on which they receive them, LI. 147. 


See infra, 164.183. 187. 861. 


Of Sums due to Perfons, vit. 


127. To the Reprefentatives of the late Richard Ofwald, Efq. as Contractor for fupplying Bread and 
. Waggons to the Allied Army in Germany, under the Command of Prince Ferdinand of Brunf- 
wick, between September 1758 and March 1763, &amp;c. L. E. 207. 


Account of the Demands for Army Services outftanding on sth January 17993 LIV: 419. 
Inpdex XLVI. to LV. (1790—180v.) oO 


































128. 


129. 


133. 


137. 


138. 


139. 
140. 
141. 


142. 


143. 


— EET LLL LT TT eT 


Arcounts: and ABapers. 





Army,—continued. 


Of Savings, vit. 


On Sums granted for Army Services, LI. 131. 


Of Arrears, vit. 


Account of all Pay and Arrears of Pay due to the General and Staff Officers of His Majefty’s 
Forces, &amp;c. LI. 598. 





of all Pay and Arrears of Pay which were due to the General and Staff Officers of His 
Majefty’s Forces on 1ft January 1796, which have finde been gilcharged, and Grants out of which 
they were difcharged, LI. 598. 


of all Pa and Arrears of Pay due to the feveral On GES Lieutenant Governors, and 
other Officers of His Majefty’s Forts and Garrifons in Great Britain, and» Parts beyond the Seas, 
&amp;c. LI. 598. 








of all Pay and Arrears of Pay which were due to the feveral Governors, &amp;c. in Great 
Britain, and Parts beyond the Seas, on 1f{t January 1796, and ‘fince difcharged, with the Grants out 
of which they have been difcharged, LI. 598. 





of all Arrears due to Officers of the feveral Regiments, Troops, and Companies of His 
Majefty’s Regular Fencible and Militia Forces, LI. 598. 


=——— of fuch Arrears of His Majefty’s Regular, Fencible, and Militia Forces, as have been 
difcharged fince 1ft of January 1796, diftinguifhing Periods and Grants, &amp;c. LI. 598. 


See /upra, 122. 


Fees, vit. 


Lift of the Fees paid in the different Departments of ‘the War Office, for the various Services of 
the Army, LU. 500. 


For Off-reckonings, viz. 


Account of all Monies due for ‘Ditto to the feveral Colonels, &amp;c. of His Majefty’s Regular, Fen- 
cible, and Militia Forces, Li. 598. 





Ditto of Off-reckonings which remained due on 1ft January 1796, and which have fince 
been paid, with the Grants out’ of which they have been fo difcharged, &amp;c. LI. 598. 


See infra, 138. 


Particular Extra Expences, vit. 


Of Charges incurred by the late Armament refpeCting Nootka, XLVI. E. 29 


For the Purchafe of Provifions for the Troops in the Eaft and Weft Indies, in confequence of the 
late Armament, XLVI. E. 35. 


Extraordinary Expences incurred and paid by the Paymafter 
_ General of the Forces, vit. 


Annual, XLVI. E. 319.—XLVU. E. 73.—XLVUI. E. 319.—XLIX. E, 26.—L. E. 192.—LI1. E, 
119.—LIL. E. 169.—LIII. E. 408. 


Particular, LI. E. 415. E. 644.—LIl. E. 464.—LIvV. E. 628. 
Amount of Ditto incurred and paid for the Service of the Army, XLVI. 338. E. 529. 


Accounts of the Diftribution of particular Sums granted for defraying Extraordinary Expences of ~ 
the Army in particular Years—For 1793; XLIX. E. 96.—For 1794; L. E. 245.—For 1796; 
LU. E. 167.—For 1797; Lil. E. 408.—For 1798; LIV. E. 628.—For 1799; LV. E. 62 





Ditto for defraying the Extraordinary Services of the Army for 1799 ; LV. E. 62. 


Reports of Comptrollers of Army Accounts relative to particular Sums mentioned in Army Ex- 
traordinaries, L. 297. 


Memorials and Claims of Colonel William Fullarton, relative to a Sum paid to hun on Account of 
a fecret Expedition in 1780; L. 297. 


Other 


LT NI ALE A IT A _——- 





Accounts and Papers. 








T44- 


145. 


146. 


t47- 


148, 


149. 


150. 


Army,—continued. 


Other Papers relating to the Office of Paymafter General of 


His Majefty’s Forces, viz. 
Account of Sums due from the Eaft India Company to the Paymiafter of His Majefty’s Forces, for 
King’s Troops ferving in India, XLVI. 618. 


of Sums advahcéd by the Paymafter General on Account of the Troops raifed fot, and 
ferving in, the Eaft Indies, during the laft Four Years, to 24th December 1792; XLVIII. 120. 





Barracks, Viz. 


Account of all Sums of Money that have been iffued by the Barrack Mafter General, &amp;c. for the 
Erection of Barracks in Great Britain, {pecifying the Places in which fuch Barracks have been 
erected, &amp;c. from 1ft January 1790 to 1ft December 1794, &amp;c. LI. 282.—Other Accounts, E. 645. 


Sums iffued to the Barrack Mafter General, LI. E. 465 





iffued by the Barrack Mafter General, for the erecting and fitting temporary Barracks 
in Great Britain, in the fame Period, &amp;c. LI. 282.—Statements of temporary Barracks, and 
Places near which they are fituated, &amp;c. and Rent paid, &amp;c. for the fame, 415:—Iffued, &amp;¢: be- 
tween other Times, LI. 610. 


—— iffued for the Ereétion of Barracks; by the Barrack Mafter General; in Guernfey and Jerfey, 
&amp;c. in the fame Period, LI. 283. 


for Rent of particular Barracks, L. 206. 
iffued to the Barrack Mafter General, LI. 177. 








Account of the Number and Names of all Barrack Mafters, with their tefpectivé Salaries and 
Emoluments, which have been appointed to fuperintend the feveral Barracks built, &amp;c. in Great 
Britain, Jerfey, and Guernfey, &amp;c. LI. 283. 602. 





of the Number and Names of the feveral Officers, with their refpective Salaries, who have 
been appointed to fuperintend the feveral Barracks built, &amp;c. in Great Britain, Jerfey, and Guern- 
fey, &amp;c. LI. 283. 


of all Sums of Money iffued by the Board of Ordnance for the Ereétion of Barracks in 
Great Britain, Jerfey, and Guernfey, &amp;c. LI. 294. 





A Lift of Barracks ereéted on Ground leafed to Government, with Amount of the annual Rent for 
the fame, LI. 415 


Account of the Number of Infantry or Cavalry for which the feveral Barracks, mentioned in former 
Accounts, are to be provided, LI. 415. 





of the Number of Infantry for which the feveral Barracks in Guernfey and Jerfey, mentioned 
in former Accounts, are to be provided, LI. 416. 


Lift of Barracks intended to be built, with the Places at which they-are to be fituated, the Number 
of Men and Horfes they will feverally contain, and probable Amount of the Expence of ere¢ting 
the fame, LI. 485. 


Lift of the Barrack Matters, diftinguifhing fuch as are Officers on Half Pay, or who have ferved in 
the Army or Navy, LI. 602. 


Eftimate of the Charge of the Expences incurred or expected to be incurred in the Barrack Matter 
General’s Departinerit in 1798 ; LUI. E. 488.—Particulars of the faid Eftimate, 510.—-Eftimate 
for 1799, LIV. E. 14.—From 25th December 1799 to 24th Februaty i800; LV. E. 30.—~ 
For the Year 1800; LV. E. 121.—From 25th December 1800; to 24th March 1801; E, 865. 


Statement of the Demands outftanding for Barracks on sth January 17993 LIV. 419. 


Quantity of Oats, Hay, and Straw purchafed for the Ufe of Government, and the Price paid for the 
fame, for the Year ending at Michaelmas 1800; LV. 898.—Withdrawn, g00.—Others prefented, 
908. : 


Accounts relating to Ordnance for Land Service, vit. 


Of the Expence incurred by the Office relative to the late Armament refpeCting Nootka, XLVI. 
E. 29. 


Of Sums granted for the Service of the Ordnance, XLVI. 283. E. 531. 
Of Expences incurred for Services not provided for, XLVI. 283.—LII. 129. 


Of the unprovided Services belonging to the Office cf Ordnance, as they ftood on 31ft December 
17953 LI. E. 485.—On 30th November 1796; Lil. E. 227. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) . E 161. Of 


















i6t. 








































162. 


163. 


165. 


166. 


167. 


168. 
169. 


170. 


Army,—continued. 


‘Atrounts and Papers. 





Of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for 1789, compared with the Grahts by Parliainent and 
Sums referved for the faid Year, XLVI. E. 670.—For 1790; XLVU. E. 1076.—For 1791; 
XLVI. E.927.—For 1792; XLIX. E: 639.—For 1793; L. E. 623.—For 1794; LI. E. 766. 


Charge of Services ordered to be performed and Stores to be fupplied for carrying on the Service of 
the Office of Ordnance for 1793, fince the other Account delivered in for 1793; XLVIU. E. 304. 


Demands on the Ordnance outftanding on 5th January 1799, with Diftinctions, and what Part was 


then unprovided for, &amp;c. LIV. 382. 


Account of all Sums of Money that have been iffued by the Board of Ordnance for the Ere¢tion 


of Barracks in Great Britain, Jerfey, and Guernfey; &amp;c. LI. 294. 


Amount of Monies paid fot Ordnance Services; between sth January 1798 and 6th January 17995 


&amp;c. LIV. 418. 


See infra, 931. 


Accounts relating to Foreign Forces in Britifb Pay, vit. 


Of Money due to the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, for Extraordinaries, incurred ‘during the late 
War in Americas by the Heffian Troops employed in His Majefty’s Service, purfuant to Treaty, 
L. E. 207.—Comptrollers of Army Accounts, Report on Ditto, E: 249.—Treafury Minutes 


telative to Ditto, E. 249. 


See infra, 190. 


Eftimates relating to Guards, Garrifons, and Land Forces, 


VIZ. 


Of Guards; Garrifons, and Land Forces; in Great Britain, Jerfey; and Guernfey, Xivi. E. 65.— 


XLVI. E. 73.—XLVII. E. 19. 





In Ditto, and in Flanders, on an Expedition under the Eart 


of Moira, and on board the Fleet, for 1794; XLIX. E. 26,—Ditto (Earl of Moira left out) on 





the Continent, and on board the Fleet, for 1795; L. E. 32. 


In Great Britain, Jerfey, and 


Guernfey, for 1796; LI. E. 54.—For 1797; Lil. E. 23.—For 1798; Lill. E. 55.— For 1799; 





LIV. E. 14. 


In Ditto and Alderney, and in Holland, from 25th December 1799 to 24th Fe- 


bruary 1800; LV. E.28.—From 25th December 1799 to 24th December 1800 (Holland left 


out) E. 120.—From 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801; E.-865. 


Of His Majefty’s Forces in the Plantations, including thofe in Garrifon at Gibraltar, and a 
Corps of Foot in New South Wales, XLVI. E. 67.—XLVI. E. 73.—XLVII. E. 19.—XLIX. 


E. 26. Ditto, and in Corfica, L. E. 32.——-L1. E. 54. 
LU. E. 24.——Ditto, and in Portugal, Lil. E. 55.—Ditto, LIV. E. 14. 











Ditto, and at the Cape of Good Hope, 
Including Minorca, 


Cape of Good Hope, and New South Wales, from 25th December 1799.to 24th February 
1800; LV. E. 28.—From 25th December 1799 to 24th Deeember 1800; E. 120.—From 25th 


December 1800 to 24th March 1801; E. 865. 


Of recruiting His Majefty’s Land Forces, and of the Contingencies of the faid Forces, XLVI. 
E. 72. Ditto, and of the Allowance of Bread and Neceffaries to the Troops in Great Britain, 
and of Poundage to be returned to the Infantry, for 1792 ; XLVU. E. 73-—For 17933; XLVIII. 








F, 19. 
for 1794; XLIX. E, 26.—For 1795 L. E. 33.—For 1796; LI. E. 55. 





Ditto, and of certain Allowances, and of Extra Feed to the Cavalry in Great Britain, 
Ditto, and of cer- 


tain Allowances to the Non-commiflioned Ofhcers and Private Men of the faid Forces, and of 





Extra Feed for the Cavalry, for 1797; LI. E. 24. 


Recruiting for Land Forces, and of Extra 


Feed for the Cavalry, for 1798; LIU. E. 55.—Ditto for 1799; LIV. E. 14.—For 1800; LV. 


E, 120.—From 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801; E. 865. 


Of the Charge of an Augmentation to His Majefty’s Forces ferving in Eaft India, XLVI. E. 557. 


Of the Charge of a Detachment of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, for Service in the Eaft Indies, 


XLVI. E. 559. 


Of the Charge of the Embodied Militia of feveral Counties in South Britain, XLVUI. E. 19.—— 
Of the Embodied Militia in South Britain, of feveral Corps of Fencible Men in North Britain, — 


and of a Corps of Fencible Men in the Ifle of Man, XLIX. E. 26. 





Of the Embodied Mi- 


litia, and of feveral Corps of Fencible Infantry, in Great Britain, Jerfey, Guernfey, and the Ifle 





of Man, for 1795; L. E. 33.—For 1796; LI. E. 55. 


Ditto, and the Ifle of Scilly, for 


17973 LIL E. 24.— — Ditto, and Ifle of Man, for 1798; LUL E. 55.——Ditto Militia, and 
ot Royal Corps of Miners, for 1799; LIV. E. 14.— Ditto from 25th December 1799 to 24th 
February 1800; LV. E. 30.——— Ditto Embodied Militia; Royal Corps of Miners of Cornwall 
and Devon; of Two Regiments of Irifh Militia; and of feveral Corps of Fencible Infantry, for 


1800; LV. E. 120.—From 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801; E. 86s. 


171. Of 













































Artounts and. Papers. 


Army,—continued. 





171. Of the Charge of Contingencies, and of the Allowance of Bread, &amp;c\ and Poundage for the Em- 
bodied Militia; XLVIII. E. 19. Ditto, and for Corps of Fencible Men, XLIx. E. 26.—— 
‘Militia, and for Corps of Fencible Infantry, &amp;c. in Great Britain, for 1793; L. E. 33.—— 
. Ditto, and of certain Allowances to Non-commiffioned Officers, &amp;c. for 1796; LI. E. 55.— 
Ditto for 17973 Lu. E. 24. For 1798, Militia and Fencible Infantry Contingencies, Lill. 

E. 55.—Ditto for 1799; LIV. E. t4.—Ditto for 1800; LV. E. 120. 








472: Of the Charge of an Augmentation to the Firft Regiment of Dragoon Guards for i393, and of 
the Charge of Accoutrements, &amp;c. for the Augmentation to the Cavalry and Infantry, XLVUL 
E. 319. 
* 2935 Of the Charge of One Regiment of Foot, of feveral Fencible Regiments in North Britain, and of . 


a Corps of Fencibles in the Ifle of Man, for 1793; XLVIIl. Ei 319. 


174: Of the Charge of Cloathing for the Embodied Militia in South Britain, for 1794; XLIX. E-26. 
—For 1795, L. E. 33.—For 1796; LIE. 55.—For 1797; Lil. E, 24:—For 1798; LUl. E. 
55-—For 1799, LIV. E. 14: 


Ditto of Great Britain; for the Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon; and for Two 
Regiments of Irith Militia on the Britith Eftablifhment, for 1800; LV. 120. 


175; Of the Charge of Corps transferred fromi the Irith to the Britifh. Eftablithment, and of Augmen- 
tations to His Majefty’s Forces, from the refpective Periods therein mentioned, XLIX. E. 26. 





176. Of the Charge of Levy Money, and of Horfe Furniture and Accoutrements, for the Augmen- 
tations to be made to His Majefty’s Land Forces,’in the Year 1794; XLIX. E. 27. Levy 
Money and Subfiftence, and of the Allowance for Cloathing and Accoutrements for the Aug- 
mentations, for 1795; L. E. 33. Horfe Furniture and Cloathing, &amp;c. for 1796 ; LI. E. 110. 








177. Of the Charge of Seven Regiments and Forty Troops of Fencible Cavalry, to be raifed for’ Service 
in Great Britain, in 1794; XLIX. E. 376. 


178: Of the Charge of feveral Corps of Fencible Cavalry, for Service in Great Britain, for 1795; L. Ex 
33.—For 1796; LI. E. 55.—For 17973 Lu. E.24.—For 1798; Lull. E. 55.—For 17993 Liv. 
E. 14.——See infra, 


I7Gi Of the Charge of the Allowance of Bread and Neceffaries, and of Extra Feed, for the feveral 
Corps of Fencible Cavalry in Great Britain, for 17953; L+ E. 33. For Allowances to the Non- 
commiffioned Officers and Private Men of the feveral Corps of Fencible Cavalry, &amp;c. and 
Charge of Extra Feed, &amp;c. for 17963 LI. E. 55:—For1797; Lil. E.24.—“&lt;For Extra Feed, for 
1798; LIU. E. 55:—For 1799; LIV. E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 121. 








, 186. Of the Charge of the increafed Rates of Subfiftence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on Quat- 
tering Soldiers, for 1796; LI. E. 55.—For 1797; LU. E. 110.—For 1798; Lill. E. 55.—Fot 
1799; LIV. E. 14.—From 25th December 1799 to 24th February 1800; LV. E. 30.— For 
Ditto, and of an Allowance to be made to Non-commiffioned Officers and Privates in lieu of 
Small Beer, from 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801; LV. E. 865. 





“ Of the additional Charge of an Augmentation of the Pay, &amp;c. to His Majefty’s Land Forces, 
LU. E. 595. E. 599. 
See infra, 851.852. &amp;c. 


Eflimates relating to Foreign Forces in Britifh Pay, vit. 


181. Of the Charge of a Corps of Hanoverian Troop taken into the Service of Great Britain, for 1793 ; 
XLVIIIL. E. 349. 


182. Of the Charge of Levy Money, Camp Equipage, and other Expences, ‘attending the Hanoverian 
Forces in the Service of Great Britain, on their taking the Field, XLVIII. E. 349. 


183. Of the Charge of the Foreign Troops in the Service of Great Britain, for the Year 1794 ; XLIX. E. 
66:—For 1795; L. E. 68. Of Foreign Corps raifed and to be raifed, for 1796; LI. E. 685.— 
In the Service of Great Britain, for 1797; Lil. E. 665.—For 1798; Lit. E. 488. Particu- 
lars of the laft Account prefented, 517. Eftimate for 1799; LIV. E. 14. 














Of the Charge of Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain, for 1800; LV. E. 121.—From 
25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801; E. 865. 


Other Papers relating to Foreign Forces, vit. 


184, Copy of Preliminary Articles for taking into Britith Pay a Body of His Majefty’s Electoral Troops, 
XLIX. E. 190. 
185. —— an additional Body of Ditto, XLIX. E. rgo. 





Copy of the Article of Agreement for Ditto, XLIX. E. 190. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 186. Return 








































186. 
187. 
188, 


189. 


190. 


191. 
192. 
193. 


194. 


195° 


196. 


197s 


198. 


20T. 


202- 


203. 


204. 


Army;—continued. 


199+ - 


Return of His Majefty’s Hanoverian Forces taken into the Employ of Great Britain, from 22d 
February 1793; XLIX\E. 190. 


Copy of a Tranflation of the Tariff; by which the Pay of the Troops of the Eletorate of Hanover 
now in the Pay of Great Britain, is regulated, XLIX. E. 281. 


An Account of the Troops employed by the King of Pruffia, in purfuance of the Treaty fighed at 
the Hague in April 1794, &amp;c. L. 121. 


Account of the Number of Foreign Troops actually in Britifh Pay, &amp;c. L. 181. 


of Diftribution of Sums granted to His Majefty to enable Him to fulfil His Engages 
ments relative to Foreign Forces, L. E. 245.—Lil. E. 168: 


Subfidies paid, Li. 168. 


Regulations, Plans, Letters of Service; &amp;cs for raifing French Corps for the Service of Great 
Britain, L. 312. 





Return of the Emigrant Regiments raifing for His Majefty’s Service on 1ft November 1794, undet 
an Act paffed oth May 1794; LI. 147. 





of the Foreign Infantry raifed or raifing on the Continent, under Letters of Service from 
his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, dated 1ft November 1794; LI. 147. 


of the Foreign and Emigrant Cavalry raifed of raifing for His Majefty’s Service, under the 
Command of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, dated 1ft November 1794; LI. 147.— 
Ditto, on 1ft of Auguft 1795; 147. 








of Emigrant and Foreign Infantry, on 1ft Auguft 17983 LI. 144. 





to an Order of 20th November 1795, of all General and Staff Officers employed in the 
Service of His Majefty,.and in His Pay, under the Count D’Artois, Prince of Condé, or any 
other French General, with an Account of their feveral Allowances, LI. 147. 





of the Corpsof French Emigrant Engineers, agreeable to the Mufter Rolls and Pay Lifts 
of 1ft Apriland 1ft Auguft 1795; LI. 154. 


Lift of the Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain, LV. 878. 


Eftimates relating to Officers in the Army, vit. 


Of General and General Staff Officers in Great Britain, XLVI. 63. E. 69.—XLVII. E. 73.—XLVIII. 
E. 19. 


Of General and Staff Officers,.and Officers of the Hofpitals ferving with the Forces in Great Britain, 
Guernfey, and Jerfey, in Flanders, and under the Earl of Moira, for 1794; XLIX. E. 26. 
Ditto, and on the Continent (Earl of Moira left out) for 1795; L. E. 32. In Great Britain, 
Guernfey, and Jerfey, for 1796; LI. E. 55.—For 17975 Lil. E.24.—For 1798; Lill. E. 55.— 
For 17993 LIV. E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 120. 








Of Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers of His Majefty’s Forces, XLVI. 64. E. 71.—XLVIU. E. 73. 
—XLVIII. E. 19. Ditto, and including the Officers of Independent Companies, for 1794 ; 
XLIX. E. 26.——Ditto, and alfo including Regiments draughted or to be draughted, for 
17953 L. E. 33.—For 1796; LI. E. 55.—For 1797; Lil. BE. 110.—For 17983 LIU. E. 56. 
—For 1799; LIV. E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 120, 





Of Penfions to be paid to the Widows of Commiffioned Officers, XLVI. E. 279.—XLVIIL. E. 73. 
—XLVIII. E. 19.—XLIX. E. 26.—L. E. 33.—LI. E. 535.— Il. E. 160.—LII. E. 488.—LIv 
E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 121. See fupra, 161. 





Of Garrifon and Staff Officers, and Corps, for the feveral Periods therein mentioned, XLVI. 
E. 74. 

Of the Charge of additional General and General Staff Officers in Great Britain, for 1793, XLVIII. 
E. 151. . 


Of the Charge of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hofpitals, ferving with the 
Forces on an Expedition under the Command of Major General Clarke, for 1796; LI. E. 55. 


Eftimates relating to Non-commiffioned Officers, &amp;Sc. viz. 


Of the Additional Charge of an Augmentation of the Pay and Allowances of Ditto, from 25th of 
May 1797, &amp;c. LU. E. 595. E. 599. 


Of the Charge of an Allowance to certain Subaltern Officers of His Majefty’s Marching Regiments 
of Foot, &amp;c. from 24th May 1797; LU. E. 595.—This Account withdrawn, and. a more per- 
fect Account prefented, E. 653. 


kiftim ales 





Accounts and Papers. 


EEE 
Se ee Oe ———SEEEE 







































Army,—continued. 


Eftimates relating to Reduced Officers; vit. 


205. Of the Charge of Half Pay and Allowances to the Reduced Officers of Land Forces and Marines, 
including Half Pay of Officers of late Independent Companies of Foot, XLVI.E. 279.—XLVIL. 
Es 73. Land Forces and Marines, XLVII. E. 19.—XLIX. E. 26.—L. E. 33.—LI. E. 55.— 
LU. E. 110.—-Li. E. §6.—LIV. E. 14.——For 1800; Ly. E. 121. 


206. Of Half Pay and Allowances to the Reduced Officers of His, Majefty’s American Forces, XLVI. 
E, 279.—XLVIUI. E. 73.—XLVIIL E, 19.—XLIX. E, 26.—Li E. 93.—L1. E. 55.—Lu. E. 110. 
LIU. E. 56.—LIv. E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 121. : 

207. Of Half Pay to the Reduced Officers of the late Scotch Brigade, in the Service of. the States General, 


XLVI. E. 279.--XLVII. E. 73.—XLVII. E 19.—XLIX. E. 26.—L. E. 33.—LI. E. 55.—LII. 
E. 1r10.—LII. E. 56.—LIv: E. 14.—For 1800; LV. E. 121. 





Eftimates relating to Volunteer Cavalry, &amp;Pc. vit. 
bs Propofed Allowances for fundry Corps of Ditto, Lit. E. 912. 


“ Of the Charge of the Embodied Provifional Cavalry in Great Britain; in 17983; LUI E. 488.— 
Particulars of the faid Eftimate, 510. Eftimate for 1799; Liv. E. 14. 





Of the Charge of the Volunteer Corps in Great . Britain, for the Year 1798; Lit. E. 488.—Par- 
ticulars of the faid Eftimate, 510. 


Ditto of Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry in Great Britain; for 18¢00; LV. E. 121.— 
From 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801, E, 865. 





Eftimates relating to particular Regiments, vit. 


408. Of One Regiment of Light Dragoons and Nine Regiments of Foot, for Service in Eaft India, 
XLVI E: 69-—XLVII. E. 73-—XLVUL E. 19.—XLIX. Ei 26.—L. E. 32.—LI. E. 55. 
Of Four Regiments of Light Dragoons and Nine Regiments of Foot, for Service in Ditto, LIL. 
E. 24. Ditto, and Fifteen Regiments of Foot, for Service in Ditto, for 1798; LI. E. 55. 
Ditto, and Twenty Regirhents of Foot, for Ditto, in 1799; Liv. E. 14, Four Regiments 
of Light Dragoons and Sixteen Regiments of Foot, for Service in Ditto, for 1800; LV. E. 1206 














209. Of Additionals to the Regiment of Light Dragoons ferving in Eaft India, and of Nine recruiting 
Companies belonging to Regiments of Foot on the like Service, XLVI. E. 70.—XLVIL E. 
73.—XLVIIU. E. 19.—XLIX. E. 26.—L. E. 33.—LI. E. 55. Of Four Troops of Dragoons 
and Nine Companies of Foot, recruiting for the faid Service, LI. E. 24. 





210% Of the Difference between the Britith and Irith Eftablifhments of Seven Battalions of Foot ferving 
in North America and the Weft Indies, XLVI. E. 72.—XLVI. E. 73. 
211. ——=— Ditto of Five Regiments of Foot ferying in North America, the Weft Indies, and Gibral- 











tar, XLVIL E. 73. In Gibraltar and the Weft Indies, XLVII. E. 19.——Ditto Weft Indies, 
Gibraltar; and on Board the Fleet, XLIX. E; 26.——— Of Six Regiments of Foot for Service iti the 
Wet Indies, L. E. 32. Ditto for Service Abroad, in 1799; LIV: E. 14.—Ditto for 1800; LV. 





E. 120. 

212 Of the Charge of an Augtehtatioi to the Cops of Foot ferving in-New South Wales, XLVI. 
E. 552. 

213. Of the Charge of an Augmentation of His Majefty’s Forces for 1793; XLVII. E. 151. 

214. Of the Charge of One Hundred Independent Companies of Foot; to be raifed in 1793; XLVIIL 
E. 151. 

215. Of the Charge of Corps transferred from the Irifh to the Britifh Eftablifhment, from the refpective 


Periods to 24th December 1794; Ls E. 395; 


216. Of the Charge of a Corps of Light Dragoons for Service in Jamaica, of fevera) Regiments of 
Foot, and of fupernumerary Private Men of His Majefty’s Forces, to 24th December 1792; 
XLVIII. E. 151. 


217. Of the Charge of feveral Regiments and Cotps to be raifed for the Service of Great Britain, in pur- 
fuance of an Act of 34th Geo. IIL. L. E. 192. 
218. Of the Chargé of the Difference between the Britith and Irifh Pay of Six Regiments of Foot for 
Service Abroad, for. 1796; LI. E. 55.—For 1797; Lil. E. 24.—For 1798; Lill. E. 55. i 





of Four Troops of Dragoons and Fifteen Companies of Foot, ftationed in Great Britain, for 
recruiting Regiments in Eaft India, for 1798; LI. E. 55. Ditto and Twenty Companies of 
Foot, ftationed in Ditto, for1799; LIV. E. 14.———Ditto Four Troops and Sixteen Comipanies 
of Foot, ftationed in Ditto, for 1800; LY. E. 120. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) F Efimates 



































2193 


220- 


221. 


224 


224. 
22 5 
226. 


2.276 
228. 


S) 


wp 

Bs Lo 
tv 
7 


230. 


— 
. 


Accounts and 





Army,—continued. 


Eftimates relating to Ordnance, vit. 


Of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service, for the Year 1791 ; XLVI. E. 72.—For 
1792; XLVI. BK. 64.—For 1793; XLVI: E. 34.—Additional Charge for 1793; E. 304.— 
For 17943; XLIX. E. 55.—For17953 L. E. 57.—For 1796; Li. E. 71.—For 1797; LU. E. 
128.— For 1798; LU. E. 75.—For 1799; LIV. E. 30.—For the Two Firft Months of the Year 
1800; LV. E. 27.—For the Year 1800; LY. E. 153.—For the Months of January, February, and 
March, 1801; E. 868. 


Of the future Annual Expence of the Office, upon a permanent Peace Eftablithment, XLVI. E. 
542. 


Of the Charge of a Detachment of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, for Service in the Eaft In- 
dies, for 17925 XLVII. E. 1030.—For 1793; XLVUL E, 861.—For 1794; XLIX. E..579.—For 
17953 L. K. 344.—For 17965 LI. E. 590. 


Of the Expence that will attend the Repair of the Damages done to the Cobb at Lyme Regis, by 
the violent Storms which happened on 24th and 25th January 1792, prepared by Order of the 
Mutter General, XLVI E. 374. 


~ the additional Charge of an Augmentation of the Pay, &amp;c. of the Non-commiffioned Officers, 
&amp;c. of the Brigade of the Royal Horfe Artillery, Royal Regiment of Artillery, &amp;c. soon 25th 
May 1797; LU. E. 599. 


Ditto of the Captain Lieutenants, &amp;c. of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, &amp;c. from Ditto, 
LI. 683. 





Other Papers relating to the Ordnance, vit. 


Copies of Correfpondence between the Ordnance Board fince the beginning of 1789, relative to 
Mr. Warren’s Propofal of bringing Water into Plymouth Dock, &amp;c. XLVIL 591.—Other Core 
refpondente relative to Ditto, 616. 


A Schedule of Lands contained in a Bill for vefting certain Meffuages, &amp;c. in Truftees, for 
better fecuring His Majefty’s Batteries, &amp;c. in the County of Kent, XLIX. 585. 


A Schedule of Lands at the: Berry Head in Devon, propofed to be contained in the Bill for better 
fecuring His Majefty’s Batteries, &amp;c. and a Plan of Berry Head, XLIX. 596. 


Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, Craft, Barge, or Boat, belonging to and hired for 
the Service of the Ordnance, L. 222. 


Number of Men and Boys who enjoy Protections from the Office of Ordnance, L. 222. 


Number of Tranfports in the Service of the Ordnance, their Tonnage, and Number of Men employed 
therein, L. 222. 


A Return of the Park of Artillery Horfes, from November 30th, 1793, to March oth, 1795; of 
Bat Horfes, from May 2d, 1794, to gth March 1795; and of the Horfes of the Royal Horle Ar- 
tillery, for the Two laft Years, L. 506. 


Return of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, effective and in Pay, the 1ft of November 1794; LI. 
153.— Ditto on ift of Auguft 1795; 153. 


Return of the Royal Irith Artillery on the Continent, the 1f{t November 1794; LI. 1 53. 
Return of Lieutenant Colonel Rotalier’s Corps of French Emigrant Artillery, November 1794; 
LI. 153.—Ditto ift Auguft 1795; 153. 


Lift of the Foreign Corps now in the Service of Great Britain, which are placed under the Direc- 
tion of the Ordnance Department,-LV. 883. 


Eftimates relating to the Offices of Paymafler General, p SEEM 
at War, &amp;c. vit. 


Of the Charge of the Allowance to the Paymafter General of His Majefty’s Land F orces, Secretary 
at War, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 70.—XLVII. E. 73.—XLVII. E. 19.—-XLIx. E. 26.—L. E. 33.—LI. 
E. 55.—LU. E. 110.——LUl. E. 56.—LIv. E. 14.—Lv. E. 121. See infra, Wank. 


Of the future Annual Expence of the Army, upon a permanent Peace Eftablifhment, xLVvI. E. 
541. 





Efimates 






Accounts and Papers. 





Army,— continued. 


235. 





Eftimates relating to the Extraordinary Expences of the Army, vit. 


Of the future Ditto, XLVI. E. 541. 


Eftimates, &amp;Pc. relating to Chelfea Hofpital, vit. 


Of the Charge of Out-Penfioners, for 1791; XLVI. E. 279.—For 1792; XLVII. E, 73.—For 
17933 XLVI. E. 19.—For 17943 XLIX. E. 26.—For 1795; L. E. 395.—For 17965 LI. 5. 
535.—For 1797; Lil. E. 160.—For 1798; LUl. E. 488.—For 1799; LIV. E. 14.—For 
1800; LV. E. 120. 


Of the In-Penfioners, and of the Expences of the Hofpital, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 279.—XLVIL E. 73. 
XLVI. E. 19.—XLIX. E. 27.—L. E. 395.—L1. E. 535.— Lu. E. 160.—Lilt. E. 488.—L Iv. 
E.14.—For 18003 LV. E. 121. 


Other Papers relating to the Army, vit. 


Names of the Officers employed to raife Independent Companies, with their refpective Ranks, Le» 
fore and after the Levy, &amp;c. XLVI. 154. ‘ 


Copy of a Létter from the Secretary at War to the Paymafter General, dated 11th July 1785, | 
XLVII. 409. 


Amount of the Pay granted to the feveral Commiffaries for the Forces appointed in 1793, at Home 
and Abroad, with an Account of the Half Pay to which they will feverally become entitled in 
confequence thereof, XLIX. 74. 


Copy of acircular Letter to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, 14th March 1794, relative to 
internal Defence of the Country, XLIX. E. 378. 

A Paper, intituled, ‘* General Subfcription,” XLIx. E. 378. 

A Plan of Augmentation of the Forces for internal Defence, XLIX. E. 378. 

A Paper, intituled, “ Companies of Infantry for manning Batteries on the Coaft,” xLix. E. 378, 


A Return of the Names, Dates of the various Commiffions, and Length of Service, of all Of- 
ficers, who, fince the Commencement of the prefent War, have obtained the Rank of Field 
Officers in His Majefty’s Service ; thofe who have received Brevet Rank not included, L. 176. 


A Return of the Number of Horfes dead and caft in the feveral Regiments of Cavalry of the 
Line,. ferving in Great Britain and on the Continent, and of the Fencibles ferving in Great Bri- 
tain, in the Six Months preceding 1ft March 1795; L. 485. 

Copy of circular Orders from Field Marfhal his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York to the General 
Officets commanding Diftriéts, dated 18th April 17953 L.4g1. 

Copy of circular Orders fent from the War Office to the General Officers commanding Diftri&amp;s, 
dated 18th and 25th April 1795; L. 491. 


Copy of circular Orders to the General Officers commanding Diftricts, containing Regulations 
relative to the Mode of accounting for and vouching the Charges for Bread, L. 503. 


Copy of Colonel Hay’s Letter of Service, dated 2d of April 1794; LI. 115.—Other Letters 
&amp;c. to Colonel Hay, Earl of Aberdeen, &amp;c. 229. 


Return of the General and Staff Officers who have been employed and paid under the Earl of 
Moira, &amp;c. with an Account of the Pay and Allowance of thofe Officers, LI, 147, 


Account of the Number of Men deftined for the Expedition to the Weft Indies under Sir Charles 
Grey in 1793, andother Accounts relative thereto, LI. 679. 


Return of Officers, &amp;c. and Private Men, employed on the Expedition to Oftend, in May 1798 ; 
Lill, 701. 


of General and Staff Officers now: ferving within Great Britain, with Diftinétion of Rank, 
&amp;c. LIV. 72. 





Accounts of the General and Staff Officers ferving within Great Britain, in 1794, 1795, 1796, 
1797, and 1798, with their Ranks, Amount of Pay, &amp;c. LIV. 170. 


Particulars of the Charge of the General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hofpitals, ferving 
with the Forces in Great Britain, Guernfey, and Jerfey, for 1800; LV. E. 120. 


Account of the Expence of the Volunteer Corps of Great Britain, from the Time of their Eftab- 
lifhment to 1ft January 1800, LY. 543. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Quantity 











Accounts and Bapers: 








Army,— continued. 


Ps Quantity of Oats, Hay, and Straw; purchafed for the Ufe of the Cavalry ferving in Great Britain, 
and of the Price paid for the fame, for One Year, ending at Michaelmas 1800, LV. 898.— 
Withdrawn, 900.+Others prefented, 908. , 





Ditto for the Ufe of the Cavalry in Quarters, for One Year, from 25th September 1799 
to 24th of September 1800; LV. 898.—-Withdrawn, g0o:—-Others prefented, 908. 


a ——— Ditto Quantities purchafed by the Commiffary General for the Ufe of Government, and 
the Prices paid for the fame, for the Year ending at Michaelmas 1800; LV. 893.—Withdrawn, 
goo.—Others prefented, 908. 


Arrears, #72. 
253. Due from Officers of the Cuftoms, Excife, &amp;c. LIV. 660. 
sé Of former Supplies remaining unpaid, &amp;c. LII. 73. 
See infra, 259. 354. 508. 661.- 115qQ—Supra, ¥22. 128.. 464, 


Artillery =—see Jupra, 225. 2209. 
Affefiments. — See infra, 992. 1146. 1152. 


Attornies, 272. 


254 Account of the Number of Attornies admitted in the Court of King’s Bench within the laft 
Three Years, XLIX. E. 127. 


as The like Account of the Number of Attornies admitted ini the Court of Common Pleas, XLIX. 
E. 127: 


o 
Balances, wz. 
355 Of Cath and Securities belonging to the Suitors of the Court of Chancery, XLVII. 674. 
Due to the Public upon declared Accounts, &amp;c. LIV. 660. 


a Due on sth January 1800, from feveral Perfons employed in receiving, &amp;c. the Revenues of 
Crown Lands, from 5th January 1774, &amp;c. LV. 304. 


See infra, 256. and Wales. 


Bank of England, zz. 


256. Amount of Balances of unpaid Dividends and Lottery Certificates remaining in the Bank, XLVI. 
88. 147. 

257 All Dividends on Annuities, receivable on or before 10th O&amp;tober 1770, and remained unpaid 
31ft December following, and the Proportions unpaid for each Year, to 31{t December 1789; 
XLVI. 88. 

258, All unclaimed Dividends on Annuities receivable on or before roth October 1780, and remained 
unpaid 31{t December following, &amp;c. XLVI. 88. ere 

259. Arrears of all Dividends iffued by Government to the Bank for Payment to Public Creditors, from 
the original Eftablifiment of the Bank, XLVI. 149. 

260. Receipt and Expenditure of Sums by the Commiffioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, 


XLVI. E. 147.—XLvIl. E. 21.—XLvill. E. 140.—XLIX. E. 83.—L. E. 130.—L1. E. 283.— 
LU. E. 270.—LIn. E. 252.—LIv. E. 161.—Ly. E. 141. 


261. Account of Sums fubfcribed at the Bank under Aét for granting an Aid and Contribution for the 
Profecution of the War, Lill. E. 457. 


Lift of the Names of Perfons fubfcribing to the Loan of £.18,000,000. for 1797 ; LII. 627. 


Lift of Names of Proprietors of the Public Funds, &amp;c. entitled to Dividends on or before 31ft De- 
cember 1780, and unpaid 31ft December 1790, &amp;c. XLVI. 293. 


262. Annual Balances of the Cath and Securities in the Bank of England, belonging to the Suitors of the 
Court of Chancery, from 1777 to 1ft October 1791; XLVII. 674. ; 
263. A State of the Cath invefted in the Purchafe of Bank £.3 per Cent. Annuities, belonging to the 


Suitors of the Court of Chancery, and how the Dividends have been applied, 8c. XLVI. 674. 


264. State 





Accounts and Papers. 


Bank of England,—coztinued. 








264, State of the Application of the Monies paid into the Bank for the Purchafe of Fee Farm and other 
unimprovable Rents, XLVIII. E. 564. See infra, 759. 766. 


265. Account of Bills made payable by the Treafury, and paid at the Bank of England, from 1ft January 


to 31{t December 1793; XLIX. E. 83.—In 1794; L. 28.—In 17953 LI. K. 283.—In 17965 LU. 
E. 270.—In 17973 Ll. E. 252. 





Account of Advances made to Government by the Bank, from 25th February to rft November 
17973 LI. 38. 


° —— Ditto on Land, Malt, and Exchequer Bills, with Intereft thereon, as they ftood on 21ft Sep. 
tember, 21{t October, &amp;c. 1799, and 21ft January 1800; LV. g2. 
266. Amount of Money advanced for the Public Service by the Bank, and outftanding on 12th Septem- 


ber 1795; LI. 421.— Ditto on 1ft O&amp;ober 1796; LU. E. 142.—Ditto on 25th February 1797 ; 
LI. E. 375.—Ditto on gth March 1797; E. 387.—Ditto on 7th December 1798; LIV. 
E. 65. 

267. Account of all Sums of Money advanced by the Bank for the Public Service, and outftanding on 


31ft December 1792; and Ditto on 31ft December 1795; LI. 468.—On 31ft December 
17973 LI. E. 320. 


Amount of Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills, held by the Bank of England, and which would 
fall due on or before 30th November 1796; LI. E. 665. Sce infra, 647. 988. 


268. Total Amount of mortgaged Actions of the Bank of Vienna, depofited in the Bank of England, 
LUI. 39. 





An Account relative to Imperial Three-Per-Cent. Annuities, LI. 219. 
Papers relative to the Imperial Loan 1795, 1796; LI. 447. 462. 


Account of Exchequer Bills iffued to the Governor. and Company, on Account of tle Paymafter 
General of the Forces, Treafurer of the Navy, &amp;c. Lil. E. 405. E. 406. 


oa Anfwers of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Two Refolutions of the Bank, relative to the Im- 
perial Loan 1795, 17963; LIT. 447. 


— Ditto to re-commencing Payments in Cafh, LI. E. 657. 





Copies of all Communications between the Directors and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, relative 
to Advances to Government, fince 1ft November 1794, &amp;c. LIL. 462. 


fo Copy of Refolutions of the Court of Direétors, on 13th June 1797; LIU. E. 657. 


Account of the Amount of Money paid by the Receiver General of the Land Tax to the Bank, on 
Account of the Paymafter General of His Majefty’s Forces, under Act 37 Geo. III. Lill. E. 519. 





of the Voluntary Contributions in Aid of Government, that have been remitted from 
Places out of the Kingdom of Great Britain, LIV. E. 731. 





of Intereft due to the Bank on particular Sums, to certain Times when Principal was dif- 
charged, LV. E. 345. 


Amount of Bank of England Notes in Circulation, on an Average of every Three Months, from 


25th of March 1797 to 1800, with Diftinctions, LV. 898.— Vithdrawn, on account of a Mif- 
take, 902. Another Account prefented, 904. 





Million Bank, wiz. 


269. Account of the Property of the Million Bank Society, fpecifying the Amount of the Capital Sums 
in the Public Funds, and other Securities, &amp;c. XLVI. 778. 

270. Lift of the Names of the Directors of the Million Bank Society, and Amount of the feveral Sums 
of the Capital Stock ftanding in their Names, &amp;c. XLVIII. 778. et 

271. Account of the Tranfaétions of the Million Bank Society, in the Grant, Purchafing, and Sale of 


Annuities, &amp;c. XLVII. 778. 
Barracks.—see fupra, 118. 139. 146. 163, 


Batteries. 


Copies of Decrees of Commiffionefs refpecting Lands in the Counties of Kent and Devon, Lill, 
245. 


See infra, 1039.—Supra, 224. 225. 244. 
Inprex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) G Bills, 








Accounts anv Papers. 








272. 


273. 


Bills, vz. 


Bounties. — see infra, 373- 375+ 635. 788. 882. 


277. 


278. 


279. 


280. 

























Of His Majefty’s Tradefmen, XLVI. E. 593. 


See infra, 656. 660. 799. 802. 808. 883. 1016.—Supra, 268. 


Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. 


Drawn and paid, Lil. E. 167. 169. 227. 271. 

—— Ditto from Saint Domingo, fince December 1796; LI. E. 168. 523. 

—— Ditto, drawn on the Treafury from Ditto, fince the Commencement of the War, LII. 537. 
1015+ 1134.—Supra, 38. 42.77.97 141, 


See infra, 328. 480. 677.678. 26.5. 


Bills, Reports, &amp;c. viz. 


Account of Sums iffued towards defraying the Expence of printing Ditto, by Order of the Houfe, 
XLVI. E. 584.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLVIII. E. 292.—-XLIX. E. 85.—L. E. 240.—LIL. E. 179.— 
LIL E. 154. 


Books, wz. 


274. Of particular Companies, XLIX. 369. 
275. Relating to feditious Practices of certain Societies, &amp;c. XLIX. 589. 
276. Of Proceedings of Courts Martial, LI. 562. 
See infra, 368. 
Boundaries. See infra, 995- 1264. 





1048. 1050. 1205. 


. Bridges, vz. 


Blackfriars Bridge.—see infra, 350. 
Richmond Bridge, viz. 


Cafh Account of Ditto 1790 and 1791; XLVII. 114.—Ditto 1792 and 17933 XLIX. 158.— 


Ditto 1794 and 1795; LI. 626.—Ditto 1796 and 17973 LIIl. 431-—Ditto 1798 and 1799; 
LY. 482. 


Weftminfter Bridge, vi. 


State of the Proceedings of the Commiffioners for Ditto, XLVII. 399.——Minutes of the Pro- 
ceedings of the Commiffioners, XLVIII. 994.—XLIX. 655. L. 614.—LI. 763.—LII. 753.— 
LUI. 706.—-LV. 774. 


Yearly Account of the Treafurer to the Commiffioners, together with Yearly Rentals and Accounts 
of Bridge Rents received, XLVII. 399. One Year’s Accounts of the Treafurer, &amp;c. and an 
Account of Rents received, &amp;c. XLVIII. 994.—XLIX. 655. One Year’s Accounts of the 
Commiffioners, L. 614. One Year’s Accounts, and Minutes of Proceedings, LI. 763. 
Accounts of John Clementfon, Treafurer, from 5th January 1796 to sth April 1797; alfo 
Minutes of Proceedings, LI. 753.——The Treafurer’s Accounts, to 5th April 1798, and Mi- 
nutes, &amp;c. LIII. 706. Treafurer’s Accounts for One Year, to 5th April 1799; LIV. 727.—To 
5th April 1800; LV. 774. 

















Bullion, viz. ; 


Amount of Sums received from the Sale of Goods, Stores, and Bullion, in India, XLVIII. 134. &amp;c. 
See infra, 508. 860. 


Net 




















Accounts anv Papers. 








Callicoes, viz. 


Net Produce of Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, XLVIII. 66. 


Canals, viz. 
281. An Account of all Money already difburfed by the Company of Proprietors of the Kirkby Kendal 
Canal, and of Eftimates and Agreements for Work, &amp;c. XLVIII. 627. 
Cape of Good Hope, vz. 


Account of the Civil Eftablifhment thereof, diftinguifhing the Salaries and other Emoluments at- 
tached toeach, &amp;c. LIII. 466. 





See infra, 1149. 


Carts and Waggons. 





Cavalry. See fupra, 172. &amp;c.— Infra, 858. &amp;c. 


Charters, v7z. 
282. ° Of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVIII. 462. 872. 


China, wz. 
283. Sales of Goods from China, and other Particulars relating tothe Eaft India Company, XLVI. 402, 
See infra, 368. 508. 


Civil Eftablifhments, wzz. 
a Of that. Part of the Ifland of Saint Domingo in the Poffeffion of the Britifli Forces, &amp;¢c. LIl. 540, 
Alfo fupra, 48, &amp;c. 





See infra, Corfica. 


Civil Government, His Majefty’s, z/z. 





284. Monies granted for Ditto for Five Years, to sth January 17915; XLVI. E. so. For Three 
Years, to sth January 1799; LIV.E. 265. 
285. Charges and Expences of Ditto, for the fame Period, XLVI. E. s91. E. 601. 


Amount of the Monies that would have been applicable to the Expences of His Majefty’s Civil 
Government, if the Hereditary Revenues, &amp;c. had been granted to or referved by His prefent 
Majefty, &amp;c. LIV. 661.—LV. 744. . 


See infra, 615. | ot 


Civil Lift, vx. 
286. Monies referved for the Payment of Ditto, LI. 466. 


Charge of the Civil Lift, as eftimated by the Account laid before Parliament the 6th July 1786 5 
and the Charge of the fame on 5th January 1797, sth January 1798, and sth January 1799; 
LIV. E. 265. 


Monies advanced for Public Services from Ditto (not being Part of the Ordinary Expenditure) and 
which have not been replaced by Parliament, &amp;c. LV. E. 340. 


Civil Lift Revenues, zz. 


Money iffued out of Ditto, relating to, viz. 





i Addreffes. See infra, 669. 
287. Africa, L. E. 245. 
288. Aliens, L. E, 231.—LI. E, 612,—LI1. E. 374.—LIV. E. 605. 


“Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 289. America, 









Atcouitts and Bapers, 


Civil Lift Revenues,—continued. 

















































289, America, &amp;c. viz. 
Canada, XLIX E. 90.—LI. E. 610. 
Cape Breton, XLIX. EF. go. 
Domingo (Saint) L. E. 231. 
Nova Scotia, XLIX. E. 90. 446.—L. E. 231. 
American Civil Officers, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 47. &amp;c.———See fupra, 31. 


290. Commercial Credit, LI. E.. 187. 

291. Commiffions, XLIX. E. 446. 

292. Committees; LI. E. 184.—LI. E. 276. 

293. Confuls, XLVI. E. 607,— XLIX. E. go. 
Contingencies. See infra, 309. 





Convicts, L. E. 231. 
294. Courts, XLIX. E. 446. 
295. Departments, LI. 466. 


: Engraving Plans, LIV. E. 605. 
296. France ; Refugee Clergy, &amp;c. XLIX. E. go. 446.—L. E. 231.—LIth. E. 373.—e—See infra, 772. 





773° 
-—— Ditto other Perfons, Lu. E. 155, 
297. Harbours, XLIX. E. 446. 
Haftings (Warren)’s Trial, LI. E. 374.—LIv. E. 605. 
298. Houfe of Commons, XLVIII. E. 408.—LII. E. 276.—LIV. E. 605. : 
(299. Houfe of Lords, XLIX. E. 90.—LIII. E. 374.—LIv. E. 6065. 
300. Jerfey, XLIX. E. go. 
301. Index; Houfe of Lords Journals, L. E. 231.—LIv. E. 605. 
- D° Rolls of Parliament, Liv. E. 605. 
302. Journals; Houfe of Lords, LI. E. 184. E. 6ro.—Lit. E. 156.—try. E. 605, 
ab King’s Houfe at Winchefter, Lil. E. 488. 
303. Mint, LI. E. 184. E. 610.—LIV. E. 605. 
304. Mufquito Shore, XLIX. E. go. 


Not made good by Parliament, LI. E. 487. 


306. New South Wales, XLIX. E. 446.—LI. E. 610.——-LII. E. 374.—LIv. E. 605, 

306. Offices, XLIX. E. 90.—L. E. 610.—-LIV. E. 605. 

307. Penitentiary Houfes, L. E. 231. : 
. 308. Prifons, XLIX. E. 90.—LIV. E. 605. ‘ 

309. Public Accounts, XLVI. E. 575.—XLIX. E. 90.—LIv. E. 605. 


Public Services, LIV. 419.—=—-LV. 740.———See iafra, 311. 
310. Quebec, XLIX. E. go. 

Secretary of State, LIV. E. 605. 
311. Services, viz. 


Secret Service, or Service Abroad, XLIX. E. 90. Lb. E. 231.11. E. 184. E. 58s— 1. E, 
154.—LIll. E. 374.—LIV. E. 605. 


Sundry Perfons, XLVI. E. 47.—XLVII. E. 332. E. 408.—-XLIXx. E. 446; 
312. Somerfet Houle, XLIX. E. 90.—LIII. E. 488. 
Speaker; Fixtures to his Houfe, &amp;c. LU. E. 155.—LIV. E. 606. 


313. Sugar; Ayerage Price, L!. E. 184.—Linl. E. 374.—LIv. E. 605. 
Saint Croix, for an Altitude relative to Ditto, LIV. E. 605. 
- Surveys, &amp;c. LIV. E. 605. 


See infra, 617.—Supply, /upra, 158, &amp;c. 





Accounts and Bapers. a 


Clergy, v7z. 


314. Refugee Clergy, &amp;c. of France, XLIX. E. 90.——See infra, 772. 773. 





Cloathing, Stores, &amp;c. wiz. 


315. Money paid for Ditto, XLVIII. 335.—XLIX. g91.——See /upra, 296. 
Coals, wiz. 
316. Coals, Candles, Beer, &amp;c. LII. 177. 


See infra, 379. 


Coafts.—see upra, 159. 161. 170. 179. 





Coin and Coinage. 


_ 


3 See infra, 508. 860. 


Commercial Credit, viz. 
318. Money iffued for Attendance on the Committee, LI. E. 187. 


Commiflaries, v/z. 
eo Bills of Exchange drawn by Ditto, &amp;c. LI. 271. 


Commiffioners, vz. 


Accounts of Commiffioners for the National Debt, XLVI. E. 472.———See infra, 652. 


Commiflions, v7z. 
319. Account of Expences of Commiffions, XLIX. 446, 


320. Copy of the Commiffion appointing Earl Cornwallis Commander. in Chief of the Land Forces in 
the Eaft Indies, XLVI. 403. 


321. Commiffion of King Charles 2d, and Ditto of King William and Queen Mary, relative to the 
Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVII. 872. 


322. Copy of a Commiffion appointing the Right Honourable Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet, Viceroy of 
Corfica, dated 1ft November 1794, L. 96. 


‘ 


See infra, 521. 1266. 


Committees, v7z. 
23. Money iffued for attending Committees, L. E. 242.—LI. E. 187. 
See infra, 549. 585. 669. 


2 


Commitments, viz. 
324. Copy of a Warrant of Commitment of a Member from the Admiralty, LI. 557. 


Comptrollers, wz. 


325. Report of the Comptrollers of the Army Accounts, refpeéting the Monies due to the Landgrave 
of Heffe Caffel, for Extraordinaries incurred during the late War in America, L. E. 249. 
326. Report of Ditto relative to a Sum paid to Colonel William Fullarton, in refpeét of a Secret Expe- 


dition in 1780, as mentioned in the Account of the Army Extraordinaries, L. 297. . 


Lift of the Public Accountants, whofe Accounts have been delivered into the Comptroller of the 
Army’s Office fince 5th January 1793, &amp;c. LV. 378. 


Confolidated Fund.—see infra, Exchequer. Funds, 
Confuls, w7z. 





327. Salaries to them, XLVI. E. 593. 
328. Money iffued to pay a Bill drawn by Conful Logie at Algiers, XLVI. E. 607. 
329. Ditto by Simon Lucas, Efq. Agent and:Conful at Tripoli, XLIX. E. 93. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) H Contingencies, 














Contingencies, vz. 











330» Relating to the Army, XLVI. 72.——See fupra, 167. &amp;c. 

3316 to the Ordnance Service, LII. 129. 

332. to Contingent Difburfements for Hofpitals, &amp;c. LI.. 178. 
Contracts. See infra, 334 523. 898.—Supra, 141. 157. 


333+ Contributions.—sce fupra, Bank of England. 
Conventions..—See infra, 1229. 
Convicts, viz. 


334 Copy of the Contracts fubfifting with Mr. Duncan Campbell, &amp;c. for maintaining and employing 
Convicts on the River Thames, and all contingent Expences attending the fame, XLVII. 470. 


335+ Number of Convicts maintained and employed by Mr. Duncan Campbell, &amp;c. at what Place, and 
in what Manner, XLVI. 470. 
36. Account of the Work done by the Convicts on board the Hulks, from 1ft January 1789 to 1ft 


January 1792; the Numbers employed, and Quantity and computed Value of the Work, 
XLVI. 591. 


37 The like Account of Work done by them at Plymouth, &amp;c. from 21ft June 1791 to 1ft January 
1792, &amp;c. XLVII. 592. 
338. Number of Conviéts on board the Dunkirk Hulk at Plymouth, from 1ft January 1789 to 19th 
‘ March 1791, when that Hulk was difcharged, XLVII. 592. 
339¢ Money iffued for the Expence of maintaining and guarding Convitts, &amp;c. XLVI. 570. 599.—L. 242. 
340. —— Ditto, to make Preparations for the Cuftody of Convicts, &amp;c. in a Penitentiary Houfe, L. 234. 
—LI. 181. 
if Eftimate of the Expences of confining, maintaining, and employing Conviéts at Home, for the Year 


1798; LI. E. 89.—For 1799; Liv. E. 394.—For 1800; Lv. E. 180. 
oe Accounts of Expences of Ditto, over and above Eftimates, for 1798 ; Liv. E. 394. 
9 Account of the Expence of Ditto at particular Places, &amp;c. Lil. E. 487. 


See infra, 366. 684. 687. 897.—Supra, 79. &amp;c. 


Copper, VIZ 


Copies of Communications between the Admiralty Board, Lords of Council for Trade, and the 
Treafury, on the Effect of the high Price of Copper, relative to the Navy, LY. 300. 


* Copies of all Reprefentations made to the Privy Council, complaining of the Want or high Price 
of Copper, either by the Merchants, Ship Owners, or Manufacturers, LV. 309. 


See infra, Cuftoms. Navy. 


Corn and Grain, vz. 


ies Statement of the Prices of Middling Wheat per Quarter; Quantities of all Grain exported, with 
the. Bounties paid thereon, &amp;c. LY. 864. 


See infra, 381. 723. 960. 1054. 1069. 
Corporations and Companies, vz. 
Africa.—scee fupra, 15. 
Bank of England. 





See fupra, 256. &amp;c. 


Birmingham Flour Company, vit. 


Copy of Examinations before the Privy Council, LV. 622. 


Eaft Ihdta Company.—See infra, 480. 819. 820. 












— 


34%. 


342. 


343- 


347° 
348. 


349» 


350. 


351s 


oo 





Corporations and Companies,—vomtinued, 





‘Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Accounts and BDapers. 


Grocers Company, Viz. 
Money iffued to the’ Clerk of the Company for publifhing Accounts relating to the Weekly 


Average Price of Sugar, LI. E. 184. 


Hull Dock Company, vit. | 


Account of the original Coft of the Dock and Quay at the Town of Kingfton-upon-Hull, at the 


Time when the fame was finifhed, &amp;c. and feveral other Accounts and Papers relative to Ditto, 
XLIX. 369. 


Copies of Memorials to the Lords of the Treafury; Reports, Letters, &amp;c. relative to Ditto, XLIX, 


407. 
See infra, 386. 


King’s Lynn, vit. 


Account of Dues or Tolls on Ships frequenting the Harbour of King’s Lynn, received by the 
Mayor and Burgeffes of the faid Borough, é&amp;c. and of the Expenditure thereof, during Ten 
Years before 1793, &amp;c. XLIX. 350. ! 


Liverpool, viz. 


General Account and Valuation of the Eftate and Revenue of the Corporation, taken 21ft March 
17933 XLVIII. E. 641. 

Money received by the Corporation for Fines for the Renewal of Leafes, from 1783 to 1792, &amp;c. 
XLVIIIL. E. 642. 3 

Statement of the Amount of the Town’s Duties, Fines forthe Renewal of Leafes, 8c: from 1783 
to 1792, &amp;c. XLVIIL. E. 643. 


Valuation of Houfes, Warehoufes, &amp;c. upon the Eftate belonging to the Corporation, and leafed 
out by them for Three Lives and Twenty-one Years, XLVIII. BE. 644. 


A Certificate from the Common Council of the Corporation, of the Notes iffued to 6th May 
1794, under. an Act of 33d Geo. III. &amp;c. and of the Value of the Securities taken for the fame, 
é&amp;c. XLIX. 739.—To the 28th of February 1795, &amp;c. L. 490, 


London Corporation, Vit. 


Bridges, viz. 

Blackfriars Bridges Money received and paid on Account of lighting and watching, &amp;c, the 
fame, XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 792.—XLVIIL. 748.—XLIX. 422.—L. 394—L1, 548.—LII. 
530—LIll. 513.——-LIV. 483.—LV. 586. : 

Funds, viz. 


Surplus of the Fund for the Relief of the Orphans and other Creditors of the City, XLVI. 
690.—XLVII. 791.—XLVIII. 747.—-XLIX.' 422.—L. 394.—LI. 548.—LII. 529:=L III. 
513.—LIV, 483.—LV. 586. 


Account of the Orphan Dues, from sth July 1790 to 5th July 1800; LV. 887. 


Port of London, viz. 


A Statement of the Progrefs made by the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. in carrying into Execution an A&amp; 
of 39th Geo. III. for rendering more commodious, &amp;c, the faid Port, LY. 45. 887. 


Money received and paid by the Chamberlain, &amp;c. in purfuance of the faid Aét, from 7th 
November to 31ft of December 1799; LV. 586, 
Streets ; for making Streets, é&amp;c. viz. 


Money received and paid for making a Street, &amp;c. from Moorfields into Bifhopfgate Street, 
XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 792.—XLVIII. 748.—XLIX. 422,—L. 394.—LI. 548.—LIl. 530.— 
LILI. 513-—LIV. 483.—LV. 586, 
Temple Bar, wiz, 
Money received and paid for widening, &amp;c. the Entrance into the City by Ditto, Lit, 530.— 
LIM. 513.—=-LIV. 483.— LV. 586. : 


Thames 









Accounts anv Papers. 































353- 


354- 


&amp; 
wr 
oi 


358. 


Copper. 


359- 


360. 


361. 





Corporations and Companies ,—continued. 


Thames River, viz. 


Money received and paid, &amp;c. to purchafe the Tolls and Duties payable for navigating thereon, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 792.— XLVI. 748.—XLIX. 422.—=L. 394.—LI.- 548.—LII. 530. 
LIII. 513.—-LIV. 483.—LV. 586. 


Money received and difburfed by the Commiffioners appointed for improving, &amp;c. the Thames 
Navigation, in the Year 1795; LI. 403.—-In 1796; LU. 289.—In17973; LI. 257.—In 
1798; LIV. 205.—In 1799; ‘LV. 214. 


Vaults, Drains, and Sewers, viz. 


Money received and paid for making, enlarging, &amp;c. Vaults and Drains, &amp;c. XLVI. 690.— 
XLVI. 792.—XLVIII. 748.—XLIX. 422.—L. 394.—LI. 548.—LII. 530.—-LIll. 513.— 
LIV. 483,—=LV. 586. 


Ditto for repairing the Common Sewer in New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, LI. 530.—LIII. 
513.—LIV. 483.—LV. 586. 


Mercers Company, viz. 


Accounts of the Wardens, &amp;c. of the Company, XLVI. 307.—XLVII. 550,—XLVIII. 382.— 
XLIX. 311.—L. 307.—LI. 506.—LII. 396.—LIII. 360.—LIV. 328.—From 10th Odtober 1798 
to roth October 1799; LV. 307. 


South Sea Company, vit. 


Names and Defcriptions of the Proprietors of the Public Funds transferrable at Ditto, who were 
entitled to Dividends, on or before 31ft December 1780, and remaining unpaid on 25th Fe- 
bruary 1791, &amp;c. XLVI. 455. 


Watermen and Lightermen’s Company, vit. 


A Return to an Order for an Account of all fuch Men or Boys as are regiftered on the Books of 
the Watermen’s Company, working on the River in any Craft or Boats, with the Number pro- 
tected by that Company, L. 175. 


Weft India Dock Company, vit. 


A Statement of the Progrefs made by Ditto towards carrying into Execution an Act of 39th 
Geo. III. for rendering more commodious, &amp;c. the Port of London, LV. 46. 887. 


All Monies received by or for the Company by virtue of the faid At, from 12th July 1799 to 24th 
June 1800, and the Application thereof, LV. 726. 





See infra, Navy. 


Corfica, viz. 


A Paper, intituled, “ Articles of the Conftitution of Corfica, with a Tranflation,” L. 181. 
Bills drawn by the Viceroy, LII. 171. 


Account of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Ifland ; of Penfions, &amp;c. to any Corfican Officers em- 
ployed in the Service of Corfica ; of Military Appointments, occafioned by the Poffeffion of 
Corfica by His Majefty’s Forces, &amp;c. LI. 466. 


Eftimate of the Sum which may be neceflary for the Relief of Corfican Emigrants, for the Year 
1800; LV.E. 180. 


See fupra, 113. 322. 


Cotton Manufa€ture, w/z. 


Reports relative to Ditto, XLVIII. 135. 


Councils, viz. 


Colonial Councils; Regifters of Ditto, LII. 540. 
Privy Council.m——See infra, 958. 


Courts, 








Accounts and Papers) 








Courts, wz. 
362. Number of Attornies admitted, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 124. 
363. Money iffued on Account of Expenditures of Courts in Newfoundland, XLIXx. Es 94: 


Courts Martial, viz. 
364. Copy of the Proceedings of a Court Martial holden for the Trial of John Fenton Cawthorti¢y 
Efquire, Colonel of the Weftminfter Regiment of Middlefex Militia, LI. 562. 
Credit, Votes of, viz: 
465. Difpofition of Sums granted for Ditto, XLIX. E. 96. E. 97.—1. E. £45.—-Li1. E. 167. 


Crown Office, viz. 


366. Accounts relative to the Conyiéts on board the Hulks at Woolwich, as feported to the Court of 
King’s Bench, XLVII. 593. 


Crown Lands, viz. 


4 Total Amount of Balances due on sth January 1799, from Perfons émployed in receiving, &amp;c. thé 
Revenues of the Crown Lands, for Twenty-five Years preceding Ditto, LIV. 661. 


See infra, 1017. 1264.—Supra, 225. 


Cruizers and Convoys.—see infra, 894. 


Cuftoms, v/z. 


Accounts and Papers relating to the Cuftoms in general, vit. 


367. Total Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, XLVI. E. 77.—XLVIf. 
E. 47.—XLVIII. E. 64.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 12.—LI. E. 38.——Ditto, with Diftinc- 
tions, LII. E. 47.—LIIL. E. 97.—LIV. E. 104.—LV. 404. 


368. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties of Cuftoms of Great Britain, XLVI. 
E, 78. 229.—XLVII. E. 66.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 12.—Li. E. 38.—.Lil. E. 47.— 
LUI. E. 97.———Ditto England and Scotland, with Diftinétions, Liv. E. 104.——«Duties of 
Cuftoms, LV. 404. 


369. Increafe of the Revenue of Cuftoms arifing from the Alteration made in the Duty on feveral Ar- 
ticles by Act 27 Geo. III. &amp;c. XLVI. 394 E. 502. 
370. Total Net Produce and Payments into the Exchequer of the Revenue of the Cuftoms of Great 


Britain, XLVII. E. 47. 


371. Total Receipt of His Majefty’s Cuftom Duties at the Port of Lynn Regis, from 1730 to 1794, 
&amp;c. XLIX. 334. 


372. Total Revenue of Cuftoms received at the Port of Hull fince the Year 1770, &amp;c. XLIX. 352. 


Lift of all Perfons who were employed in the Cuftoms, and have been put upon the Superannuation 
Fund, fince paffing the A&amp;t of 38 Geo. III. ; LIV. 44.—Since 1ft of December 1798 ; LV. 62. 


Total Amount of the Arrears due on sth January 1799, from the Officers of the Cuftoms in 
England for Twenty-five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 507. 660..—Ditto due on 5th 
January 1800 from the faid Officers, from sth January 1774, &amp;c. LV. 150, 


Accounts of the Cuftoms relating to particular Matters, viz. 


Bounties allowed, viz. 


373. On Refined Sugar called Baftard, and Ground or Powdered Sugar, &amp;c. exported during the laft 
Three Years, LI. 194. 


374. On Sugar fully refined, exported from Great Britain in the laft Three Years, LI. 194. 
Bounties paid, viz. 

375- To Captains and Surgeons of African Slave Ships, &amp;: XLVIII. 846.—-LIE. 633-——LIII. 465. 

376. To Ships employed in the"White Herring Fifhery, XLIX. 618. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) { , 377. On 



































377: 
378. 
379- 


380. 


383. 
384. 


385. 


387. 
388. 
389. 
390. 
391. 


392- 


$93» 


394 


Arrounts and Papers. 





Cuftoms,—continued. 


Bounties paid,—-continued. 


On Britifh Plantation Sugar and Rum, L. 350.—LI. 450.—LII. 595. 
On Britifh Plantation Sugar, XLVI. 89.—XLVII. 444.—LI. 194. 


On Corn imported into Great Britain, from the Commencement of the A&amp; of 36 Geo. ML; 
LU. 77. 





on Ditto imported in 1796 and 1797; LIII. 114. 
To Seamen in the feveral Ports of Great Britain, purfuant to A&amp;t of 35 Geo. III.; Lu. 77. 





Ditto, and Expences to Seamen in particular Periods, agreeable to Weekly Returns, Lil. 91. 





Ditto Sums paid on Account of raifing Seamen in 1796 and 1797; LIII. 114. 
On the Export of Herrings from England and Scotland, LIII. 679. 


Coals, ———See infra, Imports, &amp;c. 


Corn and Grain, &amp;c. viz. 


Seized by the Officers of the Cuftoms at particular Ports, attempted to be imported or exported 
contrary to Law, &amp;c. XLVI. 304. 


Quantities imported from Ireland into Great Britain, and alfo exported from Great Britain to 
Ireland, XLVI. 378. 


Corn and Flour imported fince paffing the late A&amp; granting Bounties for Ditto, LI. 403. 
Quantities of Britith exported from Great Britain in 1776, 1777, and in 1794, 1795, &amp;c. LI. 583. 
of Foreign Corn exported from Ditto in the fame Years, LI. 583. 


Total Quantity imported into Great Britain fince the Commencement of Ac&amp;t 36 Geo. IIL; 
LII. 85. 





Deals, Fir Timber, Balks, &amp;c. viz. 


Quantities imported into and exported from Great Britain in 1791,°1792, and 1793, with £ Amount 
of Duties paid, &amp;c. L. 264. . 


See infra, 388. 


Docks and Quays, viz. 


Orders of the ‘Board of Cuftoms, Anfwers, &amp;c.; Account of Ships and Veffels belonging to 
Hull; and feveral other Papers relative to a Dock and Quay at Kingfton upon Hull, XLIX. 401. 


Drawbacks paid, viz. 


On Exportation of various Articles, viz. 
Coffee, for the laft Three Years, LII. 169. 
Deals, Balks, Battens, &amp;c. L. 264. 
Lemons and Oranges, L. 264. 
Oil (Sallad) L. 264. 
Raifins, L. 264. 
Sugar, XLVI. 89.—From 1764 to 17913 XLVII. 444. 
Sugat and Rum, XLVI. 298.—L. 350.—LI. 450.—LII. 595. 


Drawbacks allowed, viz. 


On Exportation of Raw Sugar, LI. 194. 


Duties, viz. 


On Bricks and Tiles, viz. 


Such Part of the Duties impofed in 1784 as have been received at the ‘Cuftoms from 1786 to 
1791; XLVI. E. 506, 


Brimftone, 





Atcounts and Papers. 








Cuftoms,—continued. 


395+ 


396. 
397° 


398. 
399- 


400. 


401. 


402. 


403. 


404. 





Oil. 


InpEx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


Brimftone, Iron in Bars, &amp;c. viz. 


Total Produce and Amount of the feveral Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, and of Hemp, Ordinary 
Oil of Olives, and European Staves, imported in the laft Three Years, LII. 169. 


Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, viz. 


Total Produce and Amount of the feveral Duties of Cuftoms paid on Ditto, imported into and 
exported from, or brought or carried Coaftwife within this Kingdom, in the laft Three Years, 
except Wine, Sugar, &amp;c. Lil. 169. 


Hops, viz. 


Duty paid or to be paid on Hops that were grown in Great Britain in the Years 1797, 1798, and 
17993; LV. 454- 





See fupra, 368. 


Pepper, viz. 


Total Produce and Amount of the Duties of Cuftoms paid on Pepper taken out of any Ware- 
houfe to be ufed, &amp;c. in this Kingdom, in the laft Three Years, Lu. 169. 


Silks and Lead, viz. 


Net Produce of the Additional Duty upon Raw and Thrown Silks imported, and upon Lead ex- 
ported; XLVI. E. 507. 


Sugar, &amp;c. viz. 
Amount of Duties paid, viz. 
On Sugar and Rum imported in 1790; XLVI. 298.—-From 1764 to 17913 XLVII. 444: 
On Raw and Refined Sugar, &amp;c. for Three Years, LI. 194. 


Amount of Duties received, viz. 
On Sugar imported, from 1784 to 1789; XLVI. 89. 


On Sugar and Rum imported in 1794; L. 350.—Between sth January 1795 and sth January 
1796; LI.450.—Ditto, 1796-73; LI. 595. 


Tobacco, viz. 
Net Produce of the Duties arifing upon Tobacco in Great Britain, XLVI. E. 510. 
Wines, viz. 
Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties on Ditto imported, XLVI. E. 512. 
Account of Duties received at the Port of Wifbech, from 1772 to 1793, &amp;c. XLIX. 346. 


Eaft India Company, vit. 


Prohibited Goods imported into Saint Helens and Private Trade Warehoufes, -London ;—Ditto, 
into Leadenhall Warehoufe, London ;—Ditto remaining in His Majefty’s Warehoufe ;— 
Ditto prohibited to be worn in this Kingdom, in the refpective Warehoufes, &amp;c. XLVI. 11-— 
XLVU. 68.—-XLVIII. 33-—-XLIX. 25.—L. 27. LI. 20——LU. 151.-—LIL, 95.—LIV. 44.— 
LV. 62. 

See infra, 407. 409. 462. 


Emoluments of Officers, &amp;c. vit. 


Account of Monies iffued towards defraying the neceffary Charges in and about an Enquiry into 
Ditto, XLVI. 291. 


See infra, 1009. 


Fees, 








Atcounts anv Papers. 








405. 
406. 


407, 


408. 


409. 


410. 


4it. 


1eé 

























Cuftoms,—continued. 


Fees, viz. 


Allowed to be taken by the Cuftom Houfe of the Ifland of Newfoundland, xLvt. 644. 


Report from the Commiffioners to the Lords of the Treafury relating to the Fees of the Cuftorti 
Houfe at Newfoundland, XLVI. 644. 


Goods, viz. 


Account of the Value of Goods fold by the Eaft India Company in the laft Four Years, agreeable 
to the Company’s Sale Prices; and alfo of the Value of the Exports of Eaft India Goods, 
eftimated at the fame Rate as the Imports, &amp;c. XLVIII. 450. 


See fupra, 403. 


Flerrings (White) vit. 


Number of Barrels taken in the Four Years preceding sth January 1794, by Veflels, &amp;c. fitted 
out forthe Tonnage Bounty, XLIX. 618. 


Imports and Exports, viz. 


Total Value of Imports and Exports to and from Great Britain, in every Tenth Year, from 1700 to 
1790; XLVII. 356. 


~—— Ditto of Imports and Exports, exclufive of Imports from the Eaft Indies, in 1797, with 
Diftinétions, LIII. 361. 


Value of Britifh and Foreign Merchandize imported and exported for particular Half Years, with 
Diftinctions, LIl. 23. 


All Imports and Exports into and from the Port of Malden in Effex, from 1789 to 1792; XLVIIL- 
400. 


Value of all Imports into and all Exports from Great Britain, for Twelve Years, preceding the sth 
of January 1799, with Diftinctions, LIV. 235.—-—Ditto for, Fourteen Years, ending sth January 
1800, with Diftinctions, LV. 561. 


Brafs and Plated Ware, VIZ. 


Quantity of Ditto exported during the Year 1799, ftating the real and nominal Value thereof, 
&amp;c. LV. 325- 


Bricks, viz. 


Quantity of Ditto imported into Great Britain for the laft Three Years, LII. 16g. 


Coals, viz. 


Quantity of Ditto exported from Great Britain, except to Ireland, America, &amp;c. in 1791-2-3; 
L. 264. 


Ditto from the Ports of Newcaftle, Sunderland, &amp;c. fince 1790, with Diftin&amp;tions of thofe 
fent to Foreign Countries, London, &amp;c. LV. 465. 





—— Ditto from the feveral Ports of this Kingdom, from 1ft January 1790 to 1ft January 1800, 
with Diftinctions, and Place cleared from, &amp;c. LV. 465. 


All the Coals imported into the Port of London, from 1ft March 1790 to 1ft March 1800, &amp;c. 
LV. 297. 


Quantity of Coals imported into Ditto between 1ft January and 31ft October 1799, &amp;c. LY. 
881. 


Amount of the Duties on Coals for Ten Years, from the Year 1790; LV. 881. 


Coffee, viz. 


Britifh Plantation Coffee, having been warehoufed in this Kingdom, ‘and exported, in the laft Three 
Years, with the Amount of Drawback paid thereon, LII. 169. | 


Quantity of Coffee exported from the Ifland of Jamaica for the laft Seven Years, LIII. 397. 


—— Ditto Quantity and its Value, as computed, exported from Great Britain, for the laft Five Years, 
Lill. 397. 


. -—— Ditte 
























Accounts and Papers. 





Cuftoms,—continued. 


Coftee,—continued. 


“ Ditto Quantity exported from Great Britain in the laft Three Years, diftinguifhing Britith 
from Foreign, and Eaft India and Ireland, Liv. 607. 








ow —— Quantity of Britith and Foreign Plantation, and of Eaft India Coffee, exported from the 
feveral Warehouies in Great Britain to all Parts, other than Ireland, in the laft Two Years, 
LIV. 661. 


Copper, viz. 
res Quantity of Wrought Copper exported duting the Year 1799, ftating the real and nominal Value 
thereof, &amp;c. LV. 325. 
Corn and Flour, viz. 


All Corn and Flour imported into this Kingdom fince the paffing of the late AC for granting 
Bounties thereon, &amp;c. LI. 403. 524. 584. 


See fupra, 379. 382. 383. &amp;c. 


at 


Goods and Tonnage of Ships, viz: 


* Total Amount produced by Act 38 Geo. III. for granting certain additional Dutics of Cuftoms on 
Goods exported, &amp;c. and on Tonnage of Ships, LY. 223. 


Grain and Rice, viz. 
ron All Ditto imported, from 4th of January to 10th O&amp;tober 1800, &amp;c. LV. 886. 


Herrings (White) viz. 
os Quantity exported from Great Britain within Ten Years preceding 1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 618. 


et Number of Veffels and Men, &amp;c. employed in the Fifhery; Number of Barrels of Herrings 
taken; Veffels, &amp;c. entitled to Bounties and Premiums, &amp;c. LIII. 430.—This Account with- 
drawn, and another prefented, 679. 


Lemons and Oranges, viz. 
412. Quantity of Ditto imported into and exported from Great Britain, in 179i-2-3; L. 264. 


Linen Yarn, viz. 


413. Account of all Ditto imported at Leith, Newcaftle, Stockton, Hull, and London, in the preceding 
Three Years, XLIX. 184. 


Mahogany, Ebony, &amp;c. viz. 


414. Quantities of Ditto imported into and exported from Great Britain, in-1791-2-33 L. 264. 


Manufactures, viz. 


e Value of Britith exported from England in the Three Quarters ending roth OGober 1797 and roth 
October 1798, with Diftinétions, LIV. 55. 
we Lift of principal Articles of Ditto exported from Ditto in the Quarter ending roth October 1798, 
&amp;c. LIV. 55. 
Melafies, viz. 3 
415. Quantity of Ditto imported into Great Britain during the laft preceding Ten Years, LI. 228. 


Merchandize, viz. 


Value of Britifh and Foreign imported and exported, for the Half Years ending ‘sth January 1797, 
5th July 1797, and sth January 1798, with Diftinctions, Lil. 465. 


Ditto Foreign exported from England in the Three Quarters ending roth October 1797 and 
10th October 1798, with Diftinétions, LIV. 55. 








Anpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) K Naval 





























416. 


417. 


418 


419. 


420. 


A21. 


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422. 


424. 
425. 
26. 


427. 


Accounts and Bapers. 





Cuftoms,—continued. 


Naval Stores, viz. 


Imported from Ruffia into the Port of London, XLVI. 11.—-XLVII. 68.—XLVIIIL. 34.—XLIX. 25. 
—L. 27.——LI. 20.—LII. 151.—LIII. 95.-—-LIV. 44.—LV. 62. 


—— Ditto intothe Out Ports of England, XLVI. 11.—XLVII. 68.—-XLVII. 34.—XLIX. 25.— 
L. 27.—LI. 20.—LII. 151.—LIII. 95-—LIV. 44. 


Negroes, viz. 


Importation of Ditto from the Coaft of Africa into the Weft India Iflands, XLVI. 610.—LI. 
645. 


Oats and Oatmeal, viz. 


Quantity imported into Great Britain in the preceding Ten Years, with Diftintion of Countries, 
and England from Scotland, LI. 506. 


Oil, viz. 


Quantity of Sallad Oil imported into and exported from Great Britain, in 1791-2 and 1793, with 
Amount of Duties, &amp;c. L. 264. 


—— Ditto of Spermaceti Oil, L. 264. 
See /upra, 394. 


Pepper, viz. 
Quantity exported from this Kingdom in the preceding Three Years, LIl. 169. 


Pot and Pearl Ath, viz. 


Quantity of Ditto exported from Great Britain to France, from 5th January 1788 to sth January 
1794, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 334. 


Orders of the Lords of the Treafury not to permit Veffels loaded with Ditto to be entered out for 
France, XLIX. E. 329. 
Raifins, viz. 


Quantity and Sorts of Ditto imported into and exported from Great Britain, in 1791-2-3, with 
Amount of Duties, &amp;c. L. 264. 


Raw Materials, viz. 


Quantities of the principal Articlesin the Nature of Ditto imported into Great Britain, and re- 
tained therein, for Twelve Years preceding 5th January 1799, with Diftinctions, LIV. 235. 


Ditto imported into and ufed in Manufactures in Great Britain, on an Annual Medium of Twenty 
Years, at different Periods of Five Years each, to 17993 LIV. 262. 


Rum, viz. 


Quantity imported into and exported from Great Britain, in 1784, 1785, and 1786, compared with 
the Years 1788, 1789, and 1790, &amp;c. XLVI. E, 511. 


See /upra, 377-—Lufra, 454. 


Ruflia, viz. 
The feveral Articles imported from Ditto into Great Britain in 17893; XLVI. 394. 
Exports to Ruffia from Great Britain in1789; XLVI. 394. 
Value of the Imports and Exports from and to Ruffia, from 1786 to 17913; XLVI. 394. 
Number of Veflels arrived from and cleared out for Ruffia, from 1781 to 1791; XLVI. 394. 
See /upra, 416. 


Salt, w/z. 


Quantity of Britith Rock Salt exported from Great Britain in 1791-2-3, &amp;c. L. 264 
Seamen, 












































Accounts and Papers. 





Cuftoms,—continued. 


Seamen, viz. 
° Bounties paid to Ditto, LII. 77. 91: 
Wool, viz. 
Total Quantity of Spanifh Wool imported into Great Britain in the laft Nine Yeats, LV. 445. 


be Quantity of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain, in Nine Years preceding the 5th January 
1800; LV. 450. 


Woollen Manufactures, viz. 


Total Value, agreeably to the Eftimates of the Infpeétor General’s Books, of the faid Manufac- 
tures exported from Great Britain in the laft Ten Years, &amp;c. LV. 450. 


True Value, agreeably to the Declarations ef the Merchants Exporters, and of the Prices Cur- 
‘ rent, of the Woollen Manufactures exported from Great Britain to all Parts, in the laft Ten 
Years, LV. 452. 





Offices, viz. 


428. Lift of the feveral ufelefs Offices propofed to be abolifhed as they become vacant, with the Amount 
of the Annual Income of each, &amp;c. LIII. 346. 
oe ’ Lift of the feveral Offices, which on Vacancies are to be abolifhed as Patent Offices, &amp;c. LIII. 
346. 


Ditto which are propofed to be either abolifhed, confolidated, or regulated, with the 
Amount of the Annual Income, &amp;c. LIN. 347. 





wes Account of fuch of the Offices enumerated in the above Lifts which have fallen in fince the Year 
1783, &amp;c. Lill. 347: 4 


Shipping, viz. 


429. Quantity of Ditto poffeffed by Great Britains XLVII. 273. 353: 





Ditto built, XLVII. 353. 
4.30 — Ditto belonging to Ditto, and regiftered, XLVII. 354. 
See infra, 445. 


Ships, viz. 


431. - Number of Ditto employed, and Quantity of Blubber imporfed, in the Whale Fithery to Davis’s 
Streights, &amp;c. XLVI. 11.—XLVII. 68.—XLVIIL 33.—XLIX. 25.—L. 27. 384.—LI) 20.—LIL 
151.—LIII. 95.—LIV. 44.—LYV. 62. 


432. Number of Ditto, with their Tonnage, &amp;c. fitted out from Great Britain for the White Herring 
Fifhery, from 1785 to 1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 618. 


433&gt; — Ditto in 1791-2-3, and Quantity of Herrings taken, &amp;c. XLIX. 618. 


434 


435- Number of Veffels, with their Tonnage, which have arrived in the Ports of Great Britain from Ruffia, 
and alfo which have cieared out from thence to Ruffia, XLVI. 394. 





Ditto, with their Tonnage, which have received the Tonnage Bounty, &amp;c. XLIX, 618, 


436. Total Number of Ships, and their Tonnage, belonging to the feveral Ports in Great Britain, in dif- 
ferent Years, XLVII. 272. 


437 Number and Tonnage of Veffels built in the feveral Provinces of America, &amp;c. XLVII. E. 356. 


438. Number of Veffels, and their Tonnage, &amp;c. that have arrived from Africa in the Britith Weft 
India Iflands, at different Periods, with Number of Slaves imported, &amp;c, XLVII. 717. 784.— 
XLVIIL, 814.—XLIX. 401.—=LI. 412.—LII. 648.—LIV. 209.—LV. 678. 


Ditto that have cleared out from London, Briftol, and Liverpool, to the Coaft of Africa, to 
nee Sarr at different Periods, XLVII. 792.~-XLIX. 346.—L. 456.——Ditto, and Lan- 
caiter, LI. 620. ; 





439. 





Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 440. Number 






Accounts and Papers. 


































Cuftoms,—continued. 
Ships,—continued. 
440. Number of Ships and Veffels belonging to the Port of Hull, XLIX. 402. =e oe: 
441. Lift of all Veffels, with their Tonnage, &amp;c. cleared Outwards from the feveral Ports of Great Bri- 


tain to the Coaft of Africa, XLIX. 346.—LI. 648. 


442. Copy of an Order from the Treafury to the Commiffionets of the Cuftoms, not td permit Veffels 
loaded with Pot and Pearl Athes to be entered out for the Ports of France, XLIX. 329. 334. 


443- Number of Ships arrived at the Port of Lynn, &amp;c. in cach Year, for Seven Years, ending 17943 
XLIX. 334. 


444. Account of the Tonnage entered In and cleared Oiitwards at the Port of Witbech, 1772 to 17933 
XLIX. 346. !' 


445. Number of Veffels, and Tonnage, &amp;c. arrived in the feveral Ports of Great Britain from the Green- 
land and Southern Whale Fifheries, Quantity of Oil imported, &amp;c. L. 384. 


Account of all Ships that have entered Inwards in the feveral Ports in the Weft Indies from Africa, 
and from what Part of the Coaft, from 5th January 1796 to the lateft Period, &amp;e. Lill. 465. 


Number of Veffels, with their Tonnage, and Number of Men, that have cleared out from the Port of 
Liverpool for the Coaft of Africa, from 28th June 1798, and Quantity of Goods compofing 
their Cargoes, &amp;c. LIV. 412. 


Number of Veffels, and Amount of their Tonnage, and Number of Men and Boys ufually employed 
in navigating the fame, which belonged to the feveral Ports of the Britifh Empire on 30th Sep- 
tember 1789, and each Year down to 1798; LV. 465.—Ditto, and downto 1799; 651. 


os Number of Ditto, &amp;c. which have been annually built and regiftered in the feveral Ports of 
the Britifh Empire, between 5th January 1789 and sth January 1799; LV. 465.—sth January 
1789 and 5th January 1800; 651. 


of Ditto, &amp;c. which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards in the feveral Ports of 
Great Britain, from or toall Parts of the World, between 5th January 1789 and sth January 1800, 
&amp;c. LV. 598. 





Veffels, Craft, Barges, &amp;c. viz. 


446. Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, Craft, &amp;c. belonging to the Cuftoms, and Number 
of Men who enjoy Protections from that Office, L. 267. 


447- . Number of Veflels of Tonnage, and Number of Boats and Row Galleys, employed by the Cuftom 
Houfe, and the Hands employed therein, L. 267. 


Silk, viz. 


448. Quantity of Silk Knubs and Hufks, and of Wafte Silk, imported into and exported from Great 
Britain, in 1791, 1792, and 1793, &amp;c. L. 264. 


Slates, and Block or Quarry Stones, vit. 


449. Quantity of Ditto brought Coaftwie for 1793; XLIX. E. 199. 
Slaves, &amp;Pc. viz. 
450. Number of Ditto imported from Africa in the Britifh Weft India Iflands at particular Periods, 


XLVIL. 717-—-XLVIIM. 814.—XLIX. 346.—LI. 412. 


451. ——— Ditto, and the Number retained there, and thofe re-exported thence to the Settlements of Fo- 
reign Powers, XLVII. 784. 


452. Number of Slaves exported from the Britifh Weft India Iflands to Foreign Parts, in the laft Four 
Years, &amp;c. LI. 412. 


453: All Cargoes of Negroes imported into the faid Iflands from the Coaft of Africa from 1789, and 
Number died, &amp;c. LI. 645. 


Sugar and Rum, viz. 


454. Quantities of Ditto imported into and exported out of Great Britain in 1790, with the Duties, &amp;c, 
paid thereon, XLVI, 298. 


455. Quantities 








Accounts and Bapers. 





Cuftoms,— continued. 


455° 


456. 


457- 
458. 


459- 


450. 


463. 


464. 
465. 


466. 


Whale Fifhery. 
Wheat, Pc. viz. 


Sugar and Rum,—continued. 


Quantities of Britith Plantation Sugar and Rum imported, &amp;c. in 1792, 1793, &amp;c. XLIX: 549.—~ 
In 1794, &amp;c. L. 350.—In 1795; LI. 450.—In 1796; LII. 595.-—Between sth January 1797 
and 5th January 1798, with Amount of Duties, &amp;c. LI. 661.—Between 5th January 1798 

and 5th January 1799, with Amount of Duties, &amp;c. LIV. 235.—Imported, &amp;c. in 1797+8 5 


374: 


Sugars, Vit. 


Quantity of Britifh Plantation Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain, for 1784 to 
1789, with Amount of Duty received, &amp;c. XLVI. 89.——In the laft Two Years, with the Quan- 
tity retained, LIV. 661. 








Ditto, and of Brown and Mufcovado Sugar imported into this Kingdom in the laft Three 
Years, LII. 168. 





Ditto annually imported into Great Britain, from 1764 to 17915 XLVII. 444. 





of Raw and Refined Sugars exported from Great Britain, with Amount of Drawbacks, 
&amp;c. XLVH. 444. 





of Foreign Plantation and of Eaft India Sugar exported from Great Britain to all Parts, 
other than Ireland, in the laft Two Years, LIV. 661. 





of Britith Plantation Sugar, and of Refined and Baftard Sugars, exported from Great Britain 
to all Parts, other than Ireland, in the Years 1797 and 1798, &amp;c. LIV. 661. 


Amount of the Duties on Bonded Sugar, which remained unpaid on 10th O¢tober 1800; LV. 882. 


Total Quantity of Raw or Mufcovado Sugars (Produce of Eaft Indies excepted) imported into 
and exported from Great Britain, in Six Years, medium Quantity retained, &amp;c. XLIX. E, 128. 


Quantity of Raw Sugar imported into and exported from Great Britain during the laft Three 
Years, &amp;c. LI. 194. 


of Refined Sugar called Baftard, and Ground or Powdered Sugar and Refined Loaf Sugar, 
&amp;c. exported from Great Britain during the laft Three Years, &amp;c. LI. 194. 








of Sugar fully refined, exported from Great Britain in the laft Three Years, &amp;c. LI. 194. 





of Sugar fold at the Sales of the Eaft India Company, and delivered for Home Confump- 
tion, in the laft Three Years, Lil. 168. 


Ditto, and delivered for Exportation, in the fame Time, LII. 168. 








of Sugar,’ not being Britifh Plantation, Brown, or Muftovado Sugar, or not being ime 
ported by the Eaft India Company, on which the Duties for Home Confumption have been paid, 
in the laft Three Years, LI. 168. 


——— of Mufcovado Sugar imported into Great Britain in the laft Three Years ; alfo Quantity 
of Mufcovade and Refined Sugar exported in the fame Period ; Quantity remaining, &amp;c. LIV. 
607. 


Timber, Vit. 


Quantity of Pine Timber and Deals imported into this Kingdom at different Periods, XLVII. 272. 
E. 352. 





of Oak Timber and Plank imported into Ditto, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 352. 


All Timber imported into the Port of Lancafter, and of all other Articles imported into the faid 
Port from the Weft Indies, for the laft Five Years, XLVIII. 654, 


Weft Indies, viz. 


Accounts tranfmitted from the Officers of the Cuftoms there, relating to the Importafion of Ne- 
groes from the Coaft of Africa into thofe Iflands, XLVI. 610, 3 





See fupra, 445. &amp;c. 


Wheat, Wheat Flour, Oats, &amp;c, imported into and exported from Great Britain, from the Year 
1794, &amp;c. LV. 260, 


Foreign Wheat imported into the Port of London, from 1# January 1781; LV. 726, 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) L Wines» 









Accounts and Papers. 








Cuftoms,—continued. 
Wines, vit. . 
467. Quantity imported into Great Britain, and Amount of Net Produce of Duties of Cuftoms and 


Excife, &amp;c. in 1784, 1785, and 1786, compared with 1788, 1789, and 1790, &amp;c. XLVI. 512. 


468. Quantities of Ditto, diftinguifhing the Sorts imported into and exported from Great Britain, from 
Chriftmas 1788 to Chriftmas 1793, &amp;c. L. 264. 


469. Total Quantity of Wine imported into and exported from Great Britain, for the laft Two Years, 
and alfo for the laft Five Years, LI. 583. 





Debentures.—See Germany. 


Debt, z7z. 
470. Lift of Names of Perfons confined for Debt, XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 47. 
See infra, 797. 902. 1016. 1126.—Supra, 292. 


Debt, National.—see /upra, 260.—TIufra, 647.652. 710: 877. 1200. 
Debt, Public. —scee infra, 629. 647. 


Debts.—see infra, 481. 482. 8c. 


Declarations and Counter Declarations, vz. 


471. Declarations of His Majefty onthe Failure of Negociations for Peace, LII. 238.—LIII. 7. 


See infra, 792. 1172. 1238. 1240. 
Decrees. —scee fupra, Batteries. 


Deficiencies, 7/2.’ 


472. Of particular Funds, LI. 57. 
See infra, 646. 1211. 1228. 


Demands.—scee infra, Treafury.—Supra, Saint Domingo. 


Demurrage, 272. 


473: Money iffued for Expence of Ditto of a Veffel chartered to carry Blacks to Sierra Leona, XLI&amp;, 
446. 


Diminution.—see infra, 1153. 


Difcounts, v7z. 


474. Accounts of Difcounts allowed, &amp;c. LII. 405. 406. 
See infra, 656. 700. 711. 839. 886. 1035. 1047. 


Difcoveries.— see infra, 691. 692. 
Dividends.—see infra, 496. 508.515. 616. 628. 655.—Supra, 256. 261. 342. 3575 


Docks. m—See fupra, 342.343. 





























Accounts and Papers, 





Doomfday Book, wz. 
475- Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVH. 834.—XLVUL 469. 
See infra, 1264. 


Drawbacks.—sce infra, 711. 748. 1047. 1070. 1081.+Supra, 387. 393. 


Dutch. 


See fupra, 109? 190. 





Dutchy of Cornwall, wiz. 
476. Relating to the Prince of Wales, L. E. 578. 


See infra, 1017. 


Duties, wz. 
477° Net Produce of Duties, L. 19. 53. 
Countervailing Duties charged on Articles imported into Great Britain from Ireland, LV. 443. 
478. Net Produce of additional Duties, L. 19. 
Produce of Duties granted relative to Loans, &amp;c. LI. E. 55. 


479: Statement of the internal Duties payable in Great Britain on feveral Articles of the Growth, &amp;c. 
thereof, LV. 443. 


See infra, 508. 599. 639. 647. 712. 815. 948. 1035. 1065.1127. 1149. 1201.— 
Supra, 367. &amp;c. 394. &amp;c. 


Dyeing. 


See infra, 692. 





Eaft India Company, 22. 
Accounts of Ditto, relating to, vit. 
Bills, viz. 
48o. All Bills drawn, accepted, or advifed from India, and Rates of Exchange, &amp;c. XLVI. 478. 


Bonds and other Debts, viz. 


481. Amount of Bond and other Debts owing by the Company at their feveral Prefidencies in the Eaft ~ 
Indies, with Rates, and Annual Amount of Intereft, XLVI. 205. 401 458.—XLVII. 394.—LI. 
678.—LII. 41. 542. 


482. Debts fubfcribed in India, XLVI. 401. 458.—LII. 41. 542. 
Debts and Affets, viz. 
483. Exhibiting a State of the Company's Affairs with refpe&amp;t to Ditto at. the Prefidencies of Fort 


William, Fort Saint George, &amp;c. LI. 678. 


Goods, viz. 


484. Prime Coft and Sale Amount of Goods from India fold by the Company, &amp;c. XLVIII. 220. 

485. Ditto of Goods from China, fold by the Company, XLVIII. 220. 

486. Eftimate of Cofts, Cuftoms, &amp;c. on One Year’s Sales of Goods from India and China, &amp;c. XLVIII, 
220. 

487. Value of Goods fold by the Company in the laft Four Years, &amp;c. XLVIII. 450. 

488. Amount of Sales of the Company’s Goods from March 1795 to March 1796, Charges and’ Profit 


of Private Trade, &amp;c. LI. 627.—LII. 41. 
of al] Goods fold at the Company’s Sales, from 1{t March 1795 to 1ft March 1796; LI. 





627. 


Imports and Exports, viz. 


Amount of the Imports to and Exports from the feveral Prefidencies in India, for Three Years patft, 
with Diftinétions, &amp;c. LIV. 739. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Receipts ' 













































497: 


498. 


$00. 


Eaft India Company,—continued. 


490. 
491. 
492. 
493- 


494. 


495- 


496. 


499- 


501. 


§02. 


593: 


504. 


595: 


506. 


al 
508. 


509. 
510. 


Accounts and Wapers. 








Receipts and Difburfements, v/z. 
Of Bengal Government, XLVI. 458.—LII. 41. 542. 
Of Madras Government, XLVI. 458.——LII. 41. 542. 
Of the Bombay Government, XLVI. 478.—LII. 41. 542. 
Of the Bombay Prefidency, L. 518. 522. } 


Receipts and Payments, viz. 


Of the Company in England, as eftimated on an Average by a Committee of Accounts in Fe- 
bruary 1793, &amp;c. XLIX. 416. 


A corrected Eftimate of Ditto, from 1ft March 1796 to 1ft March 1797, &amp;c. LIf. 85. 


Account of what Money has been paid by the Company to Government of the £. 500,000 per 
Annum provifionally to be paid by them, &amp;c. Li. 627. 


-——-—— of all Sums paid by the Company to the Proprietors of their Stock, as Increafe of Divi- 
dend beyond Ten per Cent. fince the A&amp;t compelling them to pay £. 500,000 annually to the 
State, LI. 700. 


Money paid to Government for the Sale of Dutch Prizes, Lil. 53. 


Refources and Difburfements, viz. 
Of the Bombay and other Governments, Lil. 41. 542. 


Revenues, viz. 


Annual] Produce of Bengal, and Annual Charges at that Prefidency, &amp;c. XLVI. 205.—XLVII. 
394-—LIl. 541. 


of Fort Saint George, and Annual Charges at that Prefidency, &amp;c. XLVI. 205.— 
XLVI. 394.—LII. 541. 








A Comparifon of the eftimated and a€tual Amount of the Revenues of the Prefidency of Bom- 
bay, L. 522.—LIlI. 542. 


Anpual Produce of Bombay, and Annual Charges at that Prefidency, &amp;c. XLVI. 205.—XLVII. 
394+ 
Annual Revenues and Annual Charges of Bombay Prefidency, L. 522.—LII. 542. 


Annual Produce of Fort Marlborough, and Annual Charges at that Prefidency, &amp;c. XLVI. 205. 


Expences of the Refidency of Fort Marlborough and its Dependencies, XLVII. 394.—! t. 41. 
542. 


Eftimate of the Probable Revenues and Charges of India, on a Peace Eftablifhment, &amp;c. XLViII. 
220, 


Accounts of Annual Revenues and Charges of the Eaft India 
Company, &amp;Sc. viz. 


Ordered, XLVI. 335. 452.—=-XLVII. 544.—XLVIII. 94. 220.—-XLIX. 364. 398.—L. 386. 438. 
518.—LI. 678.—LII. 35. 524.—LIV. 133.—LV. 53. 


Other Accounts ordered, LI. 673. 678. 762. 788.—LII. 79. 192.—LV. 749. 
Corrected Accounts ordered, LI. 678.—LV. 729. 


Prefented, XLVI. 400. 478. 610,.—XLVII. 609. 1028.—XLVIII. 134. 220.—XLIX. 380. 416.—- 
L. 438.—LI. 627. 678. 700. 765.—LII. 40. 541.—LIV. 144.—LV. 92. 712. 751. 


Prefented purfuant to Act of Parliament, LI. 598.—LII. 40. 541.—LIII. 540.—LV. 416. 
-—— Ditto to be fubftituted for other Accounts before prefented, L. 522.—LI. 678.—LV. 729. 


— A Paper, intituled, “ Information fubmitted, &amp;c. relative to the Accounts direéted to be 
laid before the Houfe by A&amp; 33 Geo. III.” Liv. 481.—LV. 416. 


Sales, viz. 


A Comparifon between the eftimated and actual Sales of the Company, from 1ft March 1793 
to ft March 17945 XLIX. 416. 


siz. Amount 








Accounts and Papers. 











Eaft India Company,—continued. 


Sales, —continued. 


512. Amount of all Goods fold at the Company’s Sales, &amp;c. LI. 627.—Lil. 542.—From. 1{t March 
, 1799 to 1ft March 1800; LV. 751. 


Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and Merchandize in Great Britain, &amp;c. to 1ft March 1798; LIII. 
540.—Ditto, to 1ft March 1800; LV. 416. 


See fupra, 484. 508. 


Stock, piz 


513. Account of the Stock, per Computation, of the Company (exclufive of their Capital Stock) on 1ft 
March 1796; LI. 627.—LII. 41. 542.—From Ditto 1799 to Ditto 1800; LV. 751. * 
514. Amount of the Product of One Million of Stock, which by A&amp;t of 29 Geo. III. the Company 


was allowed to increafe their Capital, LI. 792. 
515. Sums paid by the Company to the Proprietors of their Stock, &amp;c. LI. 700. 
Balance of Quick Stock, LI. 41. 


Supplements to Accounts, viz. 
516. Bond and other Debts, &amp;c. XLVI. 458. 


Troops, viz. 


517. Sums due from the Company to the Paymafter of His Majefty’s Forces, for King’s Troops ferving 
in India, XLVI. 478. . 


518. Eftimate of the probable Increafe of the Military Charges of the feveral Prefidencies in India, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 478. : 
519. General Abftraéts of the Troops belonging to the Company, and of the King’s Troops ferving in 


India, &amp;c. XLVI. 478. 


Other Papers of the Eaft India Company, relating to, vit. 


Adminiftration of Juftice, viz. 
a At Madras, Malabar, Tellicherry, &amp;c. LII. 700. 706. 


Army, viz. 
520. Copy of Letters from the Court of Directors, &amp;c. to the Governor General, &amp;c. at Fort William 


in Bengal, &amp;c. dated 15th January 1796, containing the Regulations fately eftablifhed for the 
Company’s Army in India, LI. 433. See infra, 582. 





Copy of Proceedings of the Court of Directors; Correfpondence with the Governor General, &amp;c. 
in India, and fuch Part of the Military Arrangement fent to India, as relate to a better Mode of 
recruiting the Army in India, and Education of Officers intended for Engineers, Lil. 263. 


Commiffions, viz. 
521. Appointing Earl Cornwallis Governor General and Commander in Chief in the Eaft Indies, XLVI. 
379- 493- 
Confultations, viz. 


$22. Extract from Fort Saint George Military and Political Confultations, dated 28th Auguft 1792, 
containing Extract of a Letter from the Board of afflumed Revenue, dated sth July 1792, 
figned Halliburton Webbe, XLVIII. 747. 


Contraéts, viz. 


523. A Letter from Meffts. Moorhoufe, &amp;c. propofing to contract for furnifhing Draught and Carriage 
Bullocks, &amp;c. XLVI. 175. 


Correfpondence, viz. 


524. Between the Rajah of Travencore and the Government of Madras, relative to the Forts of Cranga- 
nore, &amp;c. XLVI. 155. 

$25. Between the Nabob Tippoo Sultan and the Government of Madras, relative to the Forts of Cran- 
ganore, &amp;c. XLVI. 155. 227. 


526. Between the Governments of Bengal and Madras, relating to the Attack of Tippoo Sultan on the 
Lines of Travencore, XLVI. 155. 3 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) M 527. Between 
















































527. 


528. 


529+ 


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J 
530. 
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532. 


533: 


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Eaft India Company,—continued. 


Correfpondence,—continued , 


Between the Governments of Bengal and Madras, and the Nabob of Arcot and the Rajah of Tan- 
jore, relative to the Government of Madras having affumed the Management of the Revenues of 
the Carnatic and Tanjore, XLVI. 188. ' 


Between the Governor General and Council of Bengal, and the Prefident, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George, 
relative to the feparate Powers exercifed by the late Sir Eyre Coote, while in Command of the 
Army on the Coaft of Coromandel, &amp;c. XLVI. 567. 


Between the Court of Directors and Secret Committee, and the Governments of India, relative to the 
Negociation carried on by Earl Cornwallis with the Nizam, XLVII. 393. 


Betwixt Major Bannerman and Sir Archibald Campbell, and betwixt Major Bannerman and Mr. 
Holland, on the Subject of the Purchafe of the Forts of Cranganore and Jaycottah from the 
Dutch by the Rajah of Travencore, XLVII. 1066. 


Between. the Court of Direétors and the Government of Madras, relative to the better Adminiftra- 
tion of Juftice at that Prefidency, LII. 700. 


Such Parts of Correfpondence and Confultations as relate to the Adminiftration of Juftice in the 
Province of Malabar, &amp;c. LII. 700. 


Eftablifhments. —Sce infra, 576. 


European Forces, viz. 


State of Ditto in India, according to the lateft Returns, and Number of Recruits embarked, 
XLVI. 162.—A Supplement to Ditto, 170. 


Information, viz. ) 
Communicated by Sir Archibald Campbell to the Court of Directors, relative to the Rajah of 
Travencore’s Purchafe of the Fortsof Cranganore, &amp;c. XLVI. 155.—XLVII. 393. 


Submitted to the Houfe refpecting their Order for a Return of the Number of Draught and Car- 
riage Bullocks contraéted for, &amp;c. in the Army under General Meadows, with the Monthly Pay 
of the fame, XLVI. 162. 


Ditto refpeéting other Orders, LIII. 540. 


Letters, wiz. 


From the Governor General in Council of Bengal to the Prefidency of Fort Saint George, relative 
tothe Matter in Difpute between Tippoo Sultan and the Rajah of Travencore, XLVI. 195. 


From Captain Bannerman to the Government of Madras ; and between Mr. Powney, Refident at 
Travencore, and the Governments of Bengal and Madras, relative tothe Forts of Cranganore, 
&amp;c. XLVI, 226. 

From the Governor in Council at Madras to the Governor General in Council; and from Governor 
Holland to the Governor General, XLVI. 227. 

From Lord Cornwallis, dated 7th July 1789, referred to in the Firft Article of the Treaty with 
the Nizam, XLVI. 253. 

From Ditto to the Court of Directors, dated 17th November 1790; XLVI. 577- 


From Ditto to Sir Archibald Campbell, approving of his Plan of Operations in Cafe of a War, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 556. 

From Sir Archibald Campbell to Lord Cornwallis, relative to the hoftile Intentions of Tippoo 
Sultan againft the Rajah of Travencore, &amp;c. XLVII. 556. 

From Earl Cornwallis to Captain Kennaway at Hydrabad, relative to the Commencement of Hof- 
tilities by the Rajah of Cherika, &amp;c. XLVII. 556. 

From fundry Officers of the Bombay Eftablifhment to the Governor and Council of that Prefi- 
dency, 13th February 1787; with a Paper, intituled, “A Vindication of the Condu&amp; of the 
Englith Forces againft the Nabob Tippoo Sultan,” XLVI. 298. 

From the Court of Direétors to the Governor General, &amp;c. of Bengal, on the Finances of India, 
XLVI. 458. 

From the Prefident, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George to the late Sir Eyre Coote, relative to the Recom- 
mendation of the Governor General, &amp;c. of Bengal to re-inveft Sir Eyre Coote with the fepa- 
rate Authority he exercifedin 1782; XLVI. 567. 


545- From 








Accounts and Bapers. 





Eaft India Company,—continued. 


545° 


546 
547° 
548. 


549: 


550 


561. 


562. 


563. 
564. 


565. 





Letters, —continued. 


From the Governor General and Council of Bengal to the Governor, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George, 
reg. them to re-inveft Sir Eyre Coote with the feparate Authority he exercifed in 1782; 
XLVI. 567. ; 


From Ditto to Ditto, on the fame Subject, XLVI. 567. 


From the Governor, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George to the Governor General, &amp;c. of Bengal, XLVI. 
567.—XLVII. 556. 

From the Governor, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George to Sir Eyre Coote, Commander in Chief of the Forces 
in India, XLVI. 567. 

From Colonel Fullarton to the Right Honourable the Prefident and Select Committee at Fort Saint 
George, dated Pondicherry, 7th January 17855; XLVI. 659. 


From Mr. Malet, the Refident at Poonah, to Lord Cornwallis, relative to the Endeavours 
of Tippoo to fecure the Co-operation, &amp;c. of the Mahrattas, in cafe of a Rupture with the 
Englifh, XLVII. 556. 


Copy of the feparate Letter on the Finances of India, from the Court of Directors to the Governor 
General in Council at Bengal, dated 4th Auguft 1791; XLVII. 610. 


Copies of Letters from the late Sir Archibald Campbell to the Rajah of Travencore, dated sth, 17th, 
and 3oth April, and rath Auguft, 1788; XLVII. 610. 


Copy of a Ditto from Ditto to Brigade Major Bannerman, dated 12th Auguft 1788; XLVII. 611. 


From the Nabob of Arcot to Lord Cornwallis, dated sth February, and his Lordfhip’s Reply, 
dated 26th February 1787, relative to Tanjore, XLVII. 819. 


Copy of a feparate Letter from the Court of Dire¢tors in their Political Department to the Gover- 
nor and Council at Madras, dated 19th May 1790; XLVII. 819. 


of a Letter from Earl Cornwallis to Mr. Secretary Dundas, dated Camp in Myfore, sth ete 
1792, accompanying the Treaty of Peace with Tippoo Sultaun, &amp;c. XLVIII. 40. 








of the General Letter from the Revenue Department, dated Fort William, 25th Auguft 1792 ; 
RLVIII. 390. 


Extracts of Political Letters from the Prefident and Council at Fort Saint George to the Court of 
Directors, dated 16th January 1792, and 5th October 1792; XLVIII. 747. 


Copy of Mr. Kinderfley’s Letter of 5th July 1792, to the Board of aflumed Revenue, XLVIII, 
747- 

Extract of a Letter of the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George to the Board of affumed 
Revenue, dated 28th Auguft 1792; XLVIII. 747. 


of a Letter from the Court of Directors to the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George, 
dated 6th May 1791, relative to the Collection of the Revenues from the Southern Poligars, 
XLVI. 747. 


From the Court of Directors, &amp;c. containing Regulations lately eftablithed for the Company’s 
Army in India, LI. 433. 


Copy of a Letter from Sir John Day to the Chairman of the Company, on the Defects of the 
Adminiftration of Juftice of Madras, LII. 706. 


Ditto from Mr. Popham to the Governor in Council at Madras, on the Mode of adminiftering 
Juftice among the Natives of the Settlement of Madras, LII. 706. 





Copies and Extracts of Letters and Correfpondence between the Governor General and the Go- 
vernments of India refpectively. with the Court of Directors, &amp;c. as relate to Hoftilities with 
the late Tippoo Sultan, from Lord Mornington’s Arrival in Bengal to te laft Advices received, 
LV. 9. 28: 


Paragraphs, and Parts and Extraéts of Letters, viz. 


In the Public Department, from the Court of Directors to the Prefident, &amp;e, of Fort Saint 
George, XLVI. 458. 





from the Court of Dire¢tors to the Prefident, &amp;c. at Bombay, XLVI. 





458. 


From the Governor General and Council in their Political Department to the Court of Directors ; 
alfo “‘ Copy of Powers delegated tothe Right Honourable the Governor General on his pro- 
“ ceeding to the Coaft,” XLVI. 483. 


Iwpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 566. From 














































566. 


567. 


568. 


599. 


576. 


678. 


577° 


579: 


580. 


g82. 


. Attcounts and DBapers. 


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Eaft India Company,—coxtinued. 


Paragraphs, and Parts and Extracts of Letters,—comtinued: 


From Earl Cornwallis, and the Prefidency of Fort Saint George, relative to a confiderable Loan of 
Money promifed by Lord Cornwallis to the Mahrattas, XLVII. 393. 


From the late Sir Archibald Campbell to Brigade Major Bannerman, refpecting the Purchafe or Ac- 
quifition of Cranganore or Jaycottah by the Rajah of Travencore, XLVII. 393.611. 


Of the Military Letter from Fort Saint George, dated 30th March 1788, relative to the Appre- 
heufions of the Rajah of Travencore of an Attack from Tippoo, XLVII. 556. 


Copy of Paragraphs 78 to 88, 90 to 9s, and 100 and 101, of the Letter from the Governor and 
Council of. Madras, in their Political Department, to the Court of Direétors, dated 16th. Ja- 
nuary 1792; XLVII. 819. 


From the Governor General and Council of Bengal in the Law Department, relative to the Ad- 
miniftration of Juftice in the ancient Limits of Tellicherry, LI. 700. 
Memorials, viz. 
Copies of Memorials from the Officers ftationed at the Prefidency of Fort William, and other 
Places, in the Eaft Indies, L. 248. 316. 
Minutes, viz. 


Of the Governor General in Council of Fort William in Bengal, fignifying his Intention to pro- 
ceed to the Coaft to take upon himfelf the Conduct of the War, XLVI. 483. 


Of Members of Council of Fort William, approving of Lord Cornwallis’s Intention of proceeding 
to the Coaft, XLVI. 483. 


Of Lord Macartney, anda Letter, dated 22d April 1783, to Sir Eyre Coote, Commander in Chief, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 567. 


Of all Confultations of the Bengal Government relative to the Negociation between Earl Corn- 
wallis and the Nizam, XLVII. 393. 


Of the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George, upon the Recommendation of the Board of 
affumed Revenue, relative to the Collections of the Revenue of Arcot, during the. late Af- 
fumption of the Revenues of that Province, XLVIII. 747. 


Of Lord Hobart, of 22d Oétober 1795, relative to the deplorable State of the Carnatic and Tan- 
jore, occafioned by ufurious Loans and other Circumftances, LII. 707. 


Of the Governor General of Bengal, of 13th January 1798, with the Papers therein referred to; 
and alfo Copy of the Treaty with the Vizier Saudut Ali, &amp;c. LIV. 682. 
Offices, Places, &amp;c. viz. 
Lifts of all the Offices, Places, &amp;c. Civil and Military, in the Eaft Indies, with Salaries, Pay, &amp;c. 
thereof, XLVI. 43.—XLVII. 394.—XLVIIL. 63.—-XLIX. 480.—L. 495.—LI. 791.—LII. 648. 
Orders, viz. 
Extract of Court of Directors Orders to Bengal, XLVI. 550. 


Orders and Inftruétions to the Governments of India, relative to the Conduét to be obferved towards 
Tippoo Sultan and the Nizam, XLVI. 393. 


Orders tranfmitted by the Dire€lors to Fort Saint George and Bengal, relative to the Affumption 
of the Goverment of the Carnatic in 1790; XLVII, 618. 


Copy of Orders fent by the Court of Directors to their feveral Prefidencies in India, when they 
tranfmitted the late Regulations relative to their Military Officers, &amp;c. LI. 700. 


Packets.—See infra, 584. 


Perfons employed, viz. 
Number of Perfons employed on the River by the United Eaft India Company, L. 139. 


Petitions, viz. 


Copy of the Petition of the Officers of the Eaft India Company from the Bengal Eftablifhment to 
His Majefty, L. 181. 


Proceedings, 


























Atrounfs and BDapers. 





Eaft India Company,—continued. 
Proceedings, Vi. 


583. Extract of Proceedings of the Committee of affigned Revenue, dated Fort Saint George, 22d 
June 1785, containing Extract of a Letter to the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George, 
dated 22d June 1785; XLVIII. 747. 


See infra, 588. 


Regulations and Inftruétions, viz. 


584. A Paper, intituled, ‘ Information on what Day the Georgiana Pacquet, having on board the Com- 
pany’s new Regulations, &amp;c. relative to the Military Officers in their Service, failed from Eng- 
land, LI. 765. 
Reports, viz. 


585. Of the Sele€&amp;t Committee appointed by the Court of Direétors to take into Confideration the Ex- 
port Trade from Great Britain to the Eaft Indies, relative to the Export Trade to China, and to 
Japan and Perfia, &amp;c. laid before the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, &amp;c. in 1791 and 
1792; XLVIII. 75. 


586. Of the Select Committee of the Court of Direétors upon the Subje&amp; of the Cotton Manufacture 
of this Country, with Appendixes, XLVIII. 135. 


Reprefentations, viz. 


587. Made to the Court of Directors, or the Government of Fort Saint George, or to Bengal, by the 
Nabob of Arcot, on the Subjeét of the Company’s affuming the Government of the Carnatic, 
&amp;c. XLVII. 618. 
Refolutions, viz. 


588. Of the General Court of Proprietors of the Company, made in 1774, direéting the Limits of Mi- 
litary Authority to be refpectively exercifed by the Governor General of Bengal, and Commander 
in Chief of the Forces in India, XLVI. 478. | 


“ Of the General Court and Court of Direétors, from roth March 1796, refpecting taking up Ships 
for the Company’s Service by fair and open Competition, &amp;c, LIl 474. 
Ships, viz. 
“ Taking up Ships, Lil. 474. 


Treaties with the Eaft India Company, viz. 


589. Made by Sir Archibald Campbell, the Nabob of Arcot, and the Rajah of Tanjore, and the fub- 
fequent Proceedings thereon, XLVI. 188. 


590. Between the Company and the Mahrattas, and between the Company and the Nizam, XLVI. 227. 3 
—A Letter relative to Ditto, 253. 

sgt. By the Government of Madras and the Nabob of Arcot, during the Adminiftration of Mr. David- 
fon, XLVI. 478. 

592. By Earl Cornwallis, &amp;c. and Tippceo Sultaun, XLVIII. E. 41. 


See fupra, 168.— Infra, 1243. 





Elections, vz. 


593- Minutes of Evidence taken before Scleét Committees, XLVIII. 258. 664. 
594. Money iffued for Attendance on the Committee relating to Recognizances and ‘Taxation of Cofts, 
LI. E. 187. 


Embargo, vz. 


595- Copy of an Order in Council for laying a general Embargo on all Britith Ships and Veffels in the 
Ports of this Kingdom, for the better manning His Majefty’s Fleets, L. 238. 


Emigrants.—see fupra, 103. 192. 197. 296.—Infra, 773. 
Efcheats and Forfeitures,—see jupra, 106. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) N Eftablifhments, 





| Accounts and Payers. 








Eftablifhments, vz. 
596. Of the Office of Surveyor General of ‘His Majefty’s Woods, XLVIII. 579. 
See infra, 901.—Supra, 40. 53. 283. 



































Eftates.—see infra, Rentals. 


Eftimates, v7z. 


597- Totals, &amp;¢c. of Eftimates of particular Accounts, XLVI. 424.—-XLVII. 109.—-XLVII. 258.—XLIX. 
67.—L. 134.—LI. 84.—LIf. 110. 120. 538.—LIII. 69.—LY. 121.750. 


Examinations, vz. 
598. Relating to Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 105.—XLVII. 170.—XLVIII. 531. 


Exchequer, vz. 


Duties paid into the Exchequer, vit. 


599. Total Net Produce of Cuftoms in Great Britain, XLVI. E. 78. E.493.—XLVII. E. 50._-XLVIU. 
E. 66 
600. Ditto of Ditto in England and Scotland, with Diftinétions, XLVIII. E. 64.—XLIXx. E. 106.— 
Y Le E. 12.—LI. E. 38. 
| 601. Total Net Produce of the Duties of Excife in England and Scotland, XLVI. E. 81.—XLVIII. 


E. 64.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 12.—LI. E. 38. 





602. Ditto in England, XLVI. 244. E. 498. 
603. Total Net Produce of the Duties arifing from the Stamp Revenue, XLVI. E. 82.. E. 499.— 
XLIX. E. 106.—LI. E, 38. 
604. Total Net Produce of the Duties under the Head of Incidents, XLVI. E. 83.—xLVvill. E. 64.— 
XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 13.—LL E. 38.—LIv. E. 110. LV. 404. : 
605. Total Net Produce of the Taxes under the Heads of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, XLVI. 
333- E. 491. E. 509. 
- Totals of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, Incidents, Duties, pro Annis 1793, &amp;c. to 18003; LV. 752.— 
Ending sth July 1799 and sth July 1800; LV. 765.—Ditto 10th October 1799 and 10th 
Oétober 1800 ; 883.—The laft Account withdrawn, and another Account prefented, 886. 
606. Comparative Account of particular Taxes paid into the Exchequer, XLVI. E. sos. 
607. Net Produce of the Annual Duties on Land and Malt, XLVi. 333. E. 508. 
608. All Sums paid into the Exchequer, or applied to the Public Service, not being Part of the Sums 
paid on account of the Annual Produce of the Duties under the Head of Cuftoms, Excife, 
Stamps, and Incidents, or on account of the Annual Land and Malt Taxes, or on account of the 
Lottery, XLVI. 333. E. 514. 
609- Net Payments into the Exchequer of the Duty on Gloves, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 129. 
610. ———————— ———————_—_—_—_———— of the Duty on Burials, &amp;c. for Three Years, XLIX. E. 129. 
611. Produce paid into Ditto of the additional Duties impofed on Deals and Battens, XLVI. E. sor. 
612. Net Produce paid into Ditto of the additional Duties on Horfes and Carriages with Four Wheels, 
&amp;c. XLVI. E. 502. 
613. Net Produce paid into Ditto of the additional Duty on Britith Spirits and Sweets, XLVI. E. so1. ‘ 
Other Monies paid into the Exchequer, vit. 
614 In Part of Intereft on £.187,000, raifed by Annuities by A&amp; 29 Geo. III.; XLVI. E. 421.— e 
XLVII. E. 702.—XL VII. E. 620.—XLIX. E. 440.—L. E. 446. 
615. Applicable to the Ufes of His Majefty’s Civil Government, XLVI. E. 589. 
Sums paid or referved in the Exchequer, vit. 
616. _ For Payment of the Intereft and Charges of the Public Debt, XLVI. E. 522. 
617. For the Payment of His Majefty’s Civil Lift, from 4th January 1794 to 12th September 179&lt; ; 
4 LL 466. a : 





Accouuts 





































Accounts and Papers. 


Exchequer,—continued. 





Accounts annexed to the Report of the SeleE¥ Committee on the 
Public Income and Expenditure, viz. 


618. -Expences incurred under the Head of Mifcellaneous Services, XLVI. E. 533. 
619. Probable Expences which may in future be incurred under Ditto, XLVI. E. 543. 
620. Produce of the Taxes appropriated for particular Purpofes, or not applicable to the Payment of 


any Part of the Intereft of the Public Debt, XLVI. E. 538. 


621. Amount of the Annuity, with the Benefit of Survivorfhip, by Aéts 29 and 30 Geo. III.; XLVI. 
E. 539- 
622. Annuities payable for long Terms, and aifo of the Annuities on Lives payable at the Exchequer, 


XLVI. E. 549. 


623. Amount of Money remaining unpaid on American and Eaft Florida Claims, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 544.— 
LV. 624. 

624. Surpluffes of the Sinking and Confolidated Fund, XLvI. E. 545.———See infra, 637. 

625- Account of the feveral Charges on the Aggregate and Confolidated Funds at certain Periods, ex- 
clufive of the Intereft on the Public Debts, XLVI. 333. E. 525. 

626. Sums raifed by way of Lottery in particular Years ; Amount of fioney paid for Prizes, and for 


Charges of Management, XLVI. 362. E. 520. 


- 627. Sums that will be neceffary for Payment of Intereft to the American Loyalifts, and for making 
Compenfation to Perfons fuffering by the Ceffion of Eaft Florida to Spain, XLVI. E. 362. 
628. Amount of the Public Debts, as they ftood at different Periods, with the Annual Intereft and other 


Charges payable thereon, XLVI. 333. E. 523. 


- 629. All Monies remaining in the Exchequer at certain Times, after referving fufficient to defray the 
Intereft and Charges of the Public Debt, &amp;c. XLVI. 333. E. 513- 
630. Lift of the Names of Proprietors of all the different Sorts of Annuities (Life Annuities excepted). - 


. payable and in the Management of the Exchequer, due 31ft December 1780, and in 1791 re 
mained unpaid, &amp;c. XLVI. 470. 


" 63r. Abftraét = the Total Expence, for Five Years, of Intereft and Charges, &amp;c.; Navy, Army, &amp;c, 
| XLVI. E. 521. 

632. Comparifon of Ways and Means and Supplies, XLVI. E. 546. 

633. Comparifonof Receipt and Expenditure, XLVI. E. 547. 

634. Abftra&amp;t of the feveral Articles of the Public Receipt and Expenditure, XLVI. E. 490. 


Accounts of Monies remaining in the Exchequer, viz. 


635. Set apart for the Payment of Bountieson Hemp and Flax in England, XLvI. E. 588. 
‘ Of Contributions to Lotteries, LV. 624. 
636. Surpluffes, Exceffes, &amp;c. of the Confolidated Fund, XLVI. E. 400.—XLVII. E. 126. E. 709.— 


XLVIII. E. 86.—XLIX. E. 440. 


Other Accounts from the Exchequer, relating to, vit. 
Confolidated Fund, viz. 


. 637. Income of and Charges upon Ditto, with Surplus remaining for the Difpofition of Parliament, 
4 XLVII. E. 86. 





of and og” upon Ditto for different Quarters in 1796 and 1797; LII. E. 484.—Ending 
5th July 1797; E. 728.—Ending 5th ‘January 1798; Lil. E. 279.—sth April £7985 E. 468.— 
5th April 1799, &amp;c. LY. 624.— For the Quarter ending 5th July 1800; LV. 764. 

638. Produce of Duties for defraying the increafed Charge on the Confolidated Fund by Annuities, LI. 
E. 49.—Lil. E. 57. 59. 


Income of Ditto for the Year ended sth January 1799, and Serena thereout for the faid, Year, 
&amp;c. LIV. E..235.—Ditto sth January 1800; LV. 263 


Deficiencies of this Fund to anfwer the Charges, LII. 57. 500. 


va Surplus of Ditto, LII. 59.—Dittoon sth April 1799; LIV. E. 414. 
my Sums wanting to make good other Sums charged, &amp;c. on this Fund, XLVI. 617.—-LIIL. 667.—LIV. 
E. 434. f Z 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) .. The 





Exchequer,—continued. 


639. 
640. 


641. 


6426 


643. 


644. 
645. 


646. 


647. 








Arcounts and Bapers. 








Confolidated Fund,—continued. 
The Sum granted out of Ditto Fund for 1796, and the Produce to fatisfy Ditto, Lu. E. 484. 
The Fund has not produced fufficient to fatisfy particular Grants, LII. soo. 
Charges upon the Confolidated Fund in 1798, &amp;c. LIV. 418. 
See infra, 647. 650. 


Credit, Votes of.——Sce infra, 688. 


Duties, viz. | 
Annual Net Produce of the Duty on Female Servants, under A&amp; 25 Geo. III. XLVI. 384. 


Annual Net Produce of the Duty upon Carts and Waggons, chargeable under AQ of 23 Geo. IIL ; 
XLVII. 384. 


Total Amount produced by A&amp; of 38 Geo. III. for granting an Aid, &amp;c. for the Profecution of 
the War, LV. 169. 


Loans, vz. 
Amount of the Payments made on the Loan for 1795, and of the Difcount allowed thereon, &amp;c. 
L. 491. 


Money received on the Loan of 1795, on 12th of September 1795; LI. 466.——On the Loans 
1796, on 1ft October 1796; LII. 79. 


See infra, 647. 


Lottery, viz. 


Money received for the Lottery of 1795, on 12th September 1795; LL. 466.——On Lottery 1796, 
on 1ft October 1796; LUI. 79. 


See fupra, 256. 





Infra, 1203. 


Taxes, viz. 
Produce of Ditto, for One Year, to 5th January 1792; XLVII. 44. 


“Total Net Produce of Ditto, for One Year, ended sth Januaty 1793; XLVII. E. 361.—sth 
January 1794; XLIX. E. 119,—5th January 1795; L. E. 52.—sth January 1796; LI. E. 
492.—5th April 1796; LI. E. 600.—sth July 1797, with Diftin&amp;tions of Duties impofed in 
1793, &amp;c. to Ditto, Lil. E. 728.—10th of October 1797, with the fame Diftinétions, &amp;c. 
Lill. E. 47.—5th January 1798, and diftinguifhing the Duties impofed in 1793 to 1797; 
Lil. E. 279.—5th April 1798, and Ditto, E. 468. 


Net Produce of all the Permanent Taxes in particular Quarters in 1795 and 1796; LII. E. 37. 
Ditto for One Year, ending sth January 1798, with Diftinétions, and diftinguifhing Duties of 
1793, 1794, &amp;c. LIV. E. 235.—The like for 1799; ibid. 


Money iffued on the Land and Malt Tax 1796, on 1ft Otober 1796; LI. 79. 


Produce of all the Taxes exifting before 1793, and of the Amount of the Taxes impofed in each 
Year fince 1793, in the Years ending sth April 1798 and sth April 1799; LIV. E. 414. 





Net Produce of all the Permanent Taxes exifting before 1793, and alfo the Taxes impofed in each 
fubfequent Year, taken for Two Years, ending 5th of January 1799 and sth January 1800; 
LV. 89. 

Total Net Produce of Ditto for the Year ending sth April 1800, &amp;c. diftinguifhing the Duties 
impofed in 1793, and each Year to, and 1800; LV. 624. 


Taxes deficient, viz. 


Account of the Deficiencies of the Land and Malt Tax, granted for the Service of the Year 1792, 
&amp;c. L. 491. 





Accounts of Public or National Debt, vit. 


. 
All Additions made to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt, by Intereft, &amp;c. on Loans, XLVI. 
E. 49.—XLVII. E. 378.—XLVII. E. 64.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 19.—LI. E. 43.—L. E. 53: 
—LUI. E. 97.—LivV. E. 104.—Lv. E. 97. 


648. Amount 








Accounts anv Papers. 








648. 
649. 
650. 
651. 


6526 


653. 


654. 
655 


656. 


657° 
658. 
659. 
660. 





Exchequer,—continued. 


Accounts of Public or National Debt;—continiied. 


Amount of*the Intereft of the National Debt, and Annuities, &amp;¢. XLVI. §17. 


Produce of the Duties, and of the additional Duties impofed for defraying the increafed Charge by 
Loans, &amp;c. XLVI. E.) 50.—XLVIF. E, 122.—XLVII. E. 64.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 22.— 
LI. E. 43.—L1. E. 55. 


Account of the feveral Charges on the Aggregate and Confolidated Funds, -8&amp;e: XLVI. 333. E. 
525: 

Total Amount of Stock purchafed by the Commiffioners for reducing the National Debt, with the 
Annual Intereft, and Monies iffued to the faid Commiffioners, XLVI. 244. 


The Annual Accounts of the Commiffioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, XLVI. E. 
.472- E. 548.—XLVII. E. 134.—XLVII. E. 175.—XLIX. E. 168,—L. E. 166.—LI. E. 389.— 
LI. E. 336.—Liil. E. 305.—LIV. E. 229.—Ending 31ft January 1800; LV. E. 223. 


Amount of Payments, at the Rate of £. 250.000 per Quarter, made to the Commiflioners appointed 
for the Reduction of the National Debt, XLVI. E. 544. 


Sums iffued to the Commiffioners for difcharging the National Debt, XLVI. E. 548. 


Amount of the Public Debts, as they ftood at the Receipt of His Majefty’s Exchequer on sth Ja- 
nuary 1795, with the Annual Intereft, and other Charges payable thereon, L. E. 140. 


Account of the Public Funded Debt, as it ftood on 1ft February 1799, diftinguifhing the Capital of 
the feveral Funds exifting prior to the sth of January 1793, &amp;c. LIV. 418.——-Ditto on ift 
February 1800, diftinguifhing by what Aéts of Parliament the fame is createdy &amp;&amp;c. LV. 329. 





of the Unfunded Debt, and Demands outftanding, on sth January 1799, under the Heads 
of Exchequer, Treafury, &amp;c. LIV. 419. : 

Progrefs made in the Redemption of the Public Funded Debt, to 1ft February 1800, &amp;c. .LVi 
329. 

Account of Sums paid out of the Supplies for 1798 for the Expences of ‘the Office of the Coms 
miffioners for reducing the National Debt, &amp;c. Liv. E, 600. 


Return to an Order for an Account of the Amount of the Public Funded Debt of the Kingdom 
at particular Periods, beginning with the Year 1700; LV. 926. 


Exchequer Bills, viz 


Amount of Exchequer Bills made out by virtue of A&amp;s paffed for that Purpofe, XLvi. E. 34. E. 
58. E. 421.—XLVII. E. 44.—XLVIII. E. 291.— X LIX. E.66.E.\135.—L. E. 24.—LI. E. 34, 
E.179.—LU. E. 37. E. 405.—LIlI. E. 667.—LIV. E. 507. E. 653.—LV. E. 26. 


Ditto, exclufive of thofe charged on the Annual Land and Malt Duties, XLVI. 644. 
Expences incurred for Intereft on Exchequer Bills, XLVI. 229. E. 524. 
Future Expence likely to be incurred for the Intereft of Exchequer Bills, XLVL E. 539. 
Copy of the Report of the Conimiffioners for the Iffue of certain Exchequer Bills, L. 594. 


Amount of Exchequer Bills fubfcribed into Stock in Terms of an Act of Parliament, and Amount 
of Stock created, &amp;c. LII. 278. 





of Ditto, bearing date 11th March 1797, and iffued 13th March 1797, with an Account 
of the Rate of Difcount, &amp;c. LII. E. 404. 


of Ditto which have been iffued on the Credit of the growing Produce of the Confolidated 
Fund, for the Service of 1797; Lill. E. 667. = - 





Account of certain Exchequer Bills iffued at Par (under a particular Engagement of the Treafury) 
between 7th and 26th April-1797; Lil. E. 507. 





of the Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills outftanding, on sth January 17995 LIV. 419. 





of Debt in Exchequer Bills outftanding, on sth January 1800 ; LV. 169. 





of Intereft paid on Exchequer Bills granted for the Year 1798; LIV. E. 589, 





of Intereft paid on Exchequer Bills out of Supplies for the Year 1800; LY. 891. 
of Ditto paid on Ditto, raifed on the Credit of the Loan of Eighteen Millions granted for 
17973 LIV. E. 600. 


of Sums paid for Principal and Intereft of certain Exchequer Bills, Part of the Vote of 
Credit 1796, and charged on Supplies 1797, &amp;c. LIV. E. 600. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) _ O »» Account 


















Arrounts and Bapers. 


oe a ee 
ae een ene 


Exchequer, continued. 


Exchequer Bills,—continued. 
Account of Intereft due to the Governor, &amp;c. of thé Bahk on fundty Exthequer Bills, the Principal 
of which has been difcharged, &amp;c. LIV. 600. 


“a Amount of Exchequer Bills raifed on the Credit of the Aid and Contribution Ad, 38 Geo. IIL 
LV. E. 340. 


Ditto raifed on the Credit of the Duties on Income, by Act 39 Geo. IIl.; LY. E. 340. 


Ditto iffued purfuant to Aé 39 Geo. IIIf. on the Supply Anno 1799, and alfo pur- 
fuant to the fame Act on Vote of Credit Anno 1799, LV. E. 344. 


Ditto iffued by virtue of A&amp;t of the fame Seffion for Relief of the Merchants of Liver- 
pool, &amp;c. LV. 752. 
See fupra, 260. 628. 629.—Infra, 710. 











Money Public, viz. 


Account of Difpofition of Money granted, viz. 


661. Annual Grants, XLVI. E. 416.—XLVII. E. 103.—XLVIU. E. 367, XLIX. E. 432.--L. E. 421. 
—LI. E. 458.—LII. E. 69.—Lull. E. 376.—LIV. E. 589.—LV. E. 191. 
662. Of Part of a Sum of £. 1,500,000, granted by an Act of the preceding Seffion, for the Ufes, &amp;c. 


therein mentioned, XLIX. E. 95. Of Parts of other Sums, LV. 61. 











663. Votes of Credit, XLVI. E. 42.—LV. E. 180.——See infra, 688. 
664. Mitcellaneous Services, XLVI. 396. 
665. Army Services; remaining Part of a Sum of £. 1,500,000, granted by an A&amp; of the preceding 
Seffion for the Ufes and Purpofes therein mentioned, XLIX. E. 95. Of Parts of other Sums, 
LV. 61. 
Referved for particular Services, which have rernained in the Exchequer fince roth May 1787, &amp;c. 
LV. 624. , 
o Remaining unappropriated in the Receipt of the Exchequer on sth January 1798; Application 


of Ditto, with Diftinctions, LIV. 418. 419. 
os Accounts of the aétual Application of Money, LV. 404. 
See infra, 1196. &amp;c. 


Money granted, vit. 


666. By Acts of 1 and 1 i Geo. III. and other Monies paid into the Exchequer, applicable to the 
Ufes of His Majefty’s Civil Government, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 589. 

667. Account of all Sums of Money granted by Parliament fince 29th October 1795, and expended be- 
fore sth April 1796, with a Statement of the Services to which they were applied, Li. 617. 

668. Diftribution of the Money granted by an Act of the preceding Seffion, for raifing £. 2,500,000 for 


the Ufes and Purpofes therein mentioned, L. E. 245.—LI. E. 179.—A particular Account of 
the Application of the feveral Sums included in the faid Account, 494. 


Money iffued, vit. 


Purfuant to Addreffes, viz. 


669. _ All Sums, XLVI. E. 584.—XLVU. E. 68.—XLVIIL E. 291.—xLIx. E. 35.—L. E. 239.—LI. E. 
179. E. 579.—LI. E. 152.—Lill. E. 125.—LIiv. E. 507.—LV. E. 169... 


Accounts of other Sums of Public Money iffued, relating to, vit. 


American Loyalifts, viz. 


670. aoe Secretary of the Commiffioners appointed to enquire into the Loffes, &amp;c. of Ditto, XLVE 
570. tad : , 

$71. To the Commiffioners for Ditto, XLVI. E. 585. 

672. To Mr. Ainftie, for enquiring in America into Faéts and Circumftances relating to the Loyalifts, 


XLVI. E. 585. 


673. To 


























Actounts aut Papers. — 


Exchequer,— continued. - | supsoxeh 














American Loyalilts,— continued. 


673. To defray the Expence of Allowances to Ametican Sufferers, XLVI. E. 545. a 
XLVI. E. 333.—XLIX. E, 90.—L. E. 231.—Li. E.:184. .E. 584. E, 610. 
674. For Payment of Penfions to American Sufferers, XLVI. E. 585.—XLVIL. E. 4. —XLVI. E. 292+ 
—XLIX. E. 86.—L. E. 240.—LI. E. 180. E. 580. 
675. Sums wanting for Payment of Intereft to Ditto, and for making Gomenabaien to Perfons who have 


fuffered by the Lofs of Eaft Florida, XLVI. E. 362.—XLVI. E. 69,—-XLVul. E. 291-—XLIX, 
E. 85.—L. E.239.—LI. E. 179—L11. E. 152.—Lill. E. 125. 


676. For Fees due to Officers of the Exchequer on the Receipt of a Sum iffued « as a Compenfation to the 
Loyalifts of Georgia, XLVI. E. 575. 
677. For Bills drawn for Fees on Grants of . Lands. to. Loyalifts, &amp;c. XLVI. E. §73.—-XLVII. E. 71. 


Bills of Exchange, viz. 


678. Sums iffued to pay Ditto, &amp;c. by the Direétion of the Commiffioners of the Treafury, XLVI. E. 
570.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLIX. E. 86, 


679. Ditto drawn from New South Wales on Account of the Conviés, L. E. 239.—LI. E. 179. 
See infra, 684.—Supra, 265. 


Canada, viz. 
680 For Hemp Seed configned to Lord Dorchefter, XLVI. E. 575. 


Civil Lift Revenues, viz. 


681. Monies iffued to feveral Perfons at the Receipt of the Exchequer out of Ditto, xLvt. E. 573— 
XLVII. E. 47.—XLVIII. E. 332. E. 408.—XLIX. E. go. E, 446,—-L. E.. 231. E. 245.—-LI. 
E. 184. 
' 682. Ditto to pay Arrears of Contingencies to feveral Perfohs” from the Office of Public Accounts, 
XLVI. E. 575. 
683. Monev paid to the different Departments payable from. His - Majefty’s: Civil. Lift, Revenues, from. 


sth January 1795 to 12th September 17953 LI. 466. 


Convicts, viz. 


684. Sums iffued to the Reprefentatives of Henry Bradley, Efquire, for the Expence of maintaining, 8c, 
Convicts, in' the Harbour of Hamoaze, XLVI. E. 570.—XLVII. E, 68. To James Bradley, 
for Ditto in Langfton and Portfmouth Harbours, XLVIII. E, 292.—xLIXx. E. 85.—L. E. 239. 
—LI. E. 179. E. 579-— Lil. E. 15t. 





685. Ditto to Duncan Campbell, Efquire, for the Expence of confining, &amp;c. Conviéts on the River 
Thames, XLVI. E..570.—XLVII. E. 68.—XLVIII. E, 292.—X LIX. E. 85. E. 446.—L. E, 239. 
—LI. E. 179. E. 579 —Lil. E. 151. 


686. Expence of fending Provifions, &amp;c. to New South Wales, XLVI. E. ¢70.—XLVU. E. 68. XL VIII. 
E. 292.—XLIX. E. 85.—L. E. 239.—LI. E. 179. 


687. of arrefting a Convict efcaped at the Cape cf Good Hope, xLix. E. 446. 





Credit {Votes of) viz. 


688. Account of what Sums had been raifed on Ditto for'1795, on tath September 1795; LI. 466.— 
- On Ditto for 1796, on 1ft October 1796; LI. 79.—On Ditto for 1799; LV. 61.—Ditto, and 
difpofed of, &amp;c. to Naval Services, ibid. 


689. Return to an Order for an Account of Exchequer Bills iffued on the Vote of Credit for 1796 3 
LI. 606. 


See fupra, 663. 


Cuftoms, viz. 


690. _ Monies iffued for enquiring into the Annual Amount of the Emoluments of Officers of the Cuf. . 
toms, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 291. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Difcoveries, 









Exchequer,—continued., 








Difcoveries, viz. 





































693.) 12) To Mr. Forfyth, for a Compofition td cure Defeéts in Trees, XLVI. E. 585. 
692: To Doétor Cuthbert Gordon, &amp;c. relating to dyeing Colotirs, XLVIII. 292. 
Eaft Florida, vi. | 
‘ 69 3 | “Bums neceffary to make Compenfation to Perfons fuffering in their Properties in confequence of 


' ‘the @effion of Ditto to the King of Spain; xLvI. E. 362. 
See fapra, 61. 675. 
Emperor of Germany, viz. 


654. ~ “Account of the different Sums of Money that havé been paid to the Emperor, &amp;c: at different 
Times during the prefent War, L. 553. 





Exchequer Bills. ——See infra, 710.—Supra, 656: 


Fees; viz: 


695. 7 Account of Money iffued to Perfons to pay Fees due to Officers of the Exchequer, &amp;c. XLVI. E 
573+ 575-—-XLVI. E. 71.—XLVII. 334.—LI. E. 611. 


696. —— Ditto to pay Fees and Charges attending the Receipt of Money, XLVI. 576. 577.—XLVIL 
48.—XLVIII. 292. 333. 334. 408.—XLIX. 92. 446.—LI. 187. 612.—LII. 156: 
697. —— Ditto on Grants of Lands in Nova Scotia, &amp;c. XLVIII. 334. 


See infra, 1009. 
i France,——See infra, 772. 


~ Harbours, viz. 


698. For rpnildiog the Piet and Lighthoufe at Douglas Harbour, in the Ifle of Man, L. E. 240.—~ 
: ; LI. E. 580. : 


Land and Malt Taxes, viz. 


699. Account of what Money had been iffued on Ditto for the Year 1795, on 12th September 1795, 
LI. 466.—For 1796, on 1ft O&amp;tober 1796; LII. 79. 


Lottery, viz. 





‘ 700. Account of Sums raifed by way of Lottery, from 1786 to 1790, and of Charges of Management, 
XLVI. E. 362. ° 
- of Sums remaining in the Exchequer of Contributions to Lotteries prior to 1799; 
LV. 624. 


Parliament, viz. 


&amp; 401. : Money iffued for making the Approach to both Houfes of Parliament more commodious, L. E, 
| 240.—LI; E, 187. 


Printing, viz. 


702. Money iffued for defraying Expences in printing, &amp;c. feveral Books and Papers under an A&amp; re- 
om DDD.” ~~ lating to County Elections; XLVI. E. 585. 
904. ~~ ~~— Ditto for the Journals of the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 585.—XLVIUI. E. 69. &amp;&amp;c. 


: : ‘ i 0. Profecutions, VIR. 


704. Snms iffued for Expences incurred in carrying on the Profecution againft Warren Haftings, E(quire, 
XLVI. Es 570.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLVII. E. 292.~-XLIX. E. 85.—L. E. 239.—LI. E. 179. 


See infra, 861..982. 1179. 


_., ,Pruffia, viz. baie a» 
705. Account of Monies iffued to and received by the King of Pruffia, and at what Time, in purfuance 


of the Treaty concluded at the Hague in April 1794; L. 29. 
( Public 





Arcounts and Bapers. 





Exchequer,—continued. 


Public Accounts, viz. 
706. Sums to pay Arrears of Contingencies due to fundry Perfons, XLVI. E. 575. 
See infra, 994. 1010. | 


Records, viz. 
707: For the Expence of removing Records, L. E. 240, 


Salaries, viz. 


vs Account of Ditto, Allowances, Fees, and Gratuities, received in the Office of the Tellers of the Ex- 
chequer by the Marquis of Buckingham, for 1794, 1795, and 1796, &amp;c. LIII. 150. 


Slaves, viz. | 
708, Sums iffued to the Secretary of the Commiffioners, under “Act 30 Geo. III. for regulating the 
fhipping, &amp;c. of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, XLVI. E. 570.—XLVII. E. 69. 
‘Taxes.—See Jupra, 644. 


Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. viz. 


409. Sums iffued to the Commiffioners for enquiring into the State, &amp;c. of the Woods, Forefts, and 
Land Revenue of the Crown, XLVI. E. 570.—XLVIII. E. 291.—XLIX. E. 85. 


See infra, 1264. 
Exchequer Bill Office, vit. 


710, Expences incurred for Intereft on Exchequer Bills, for 1786 to 1790; XLVI. 229. 
Exchequer Bills outftanding on 5th of April 1798, with Dates, and Intereft due, LIU. 515) 
See fupra, 656. 





Excife, v7z. 


Accounts and Papers of the Excife, relating to, viz. 


711. Drawbacks, Allowances, &amp;c. XLVI. 88.—XLVII. 397.—L. 264. 


Duties, viz. 
412. Total Net Produce of the Duties of Excife, Liv. E. 104.~—LV. 404. 


Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties of Excife, XLVI..244. E. 498.—XLVII. E. 
47. E. 48.—XLIX. E, 106.—L. E, 12.— LI. E. 38. 


713, Total Net Produce paid into Ditto of England and Scotland, XLVI. E. 77.—XLVIII. E. 64.— 
XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 12.—-L1. E. 38.——-LiL. E. 47.— Lill. E. 97. 

a1 4e Total Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, XLVI. E. 78.—XLVII. 
E. 49.—XLVII. E. 65.—XLIx. E. 110.—L. E, 13.—LI. E. 38.—LiL E. 47.—Lu1. E. 97. 

715. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Taxes, under the Heads of Cuftoms, Excife, 


Stamps, and Incidents, XLVI. 333. E. 491 E. 509. 


716. Total Receipt of His Majefty’s Excife Duties at the Port of Lynn Regis, from 1730 to 1793, &amp;c 
XLIX. 322. 


717. Port Duties of Excife received at the Port of Hull fince the Year 1770; XLIX. 349. 


Amount of Arrears due on 5th January 1799 from the Officers of Excife in Great Britain, for 
Twenty-five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 660——~Ditto on sth January 1800, from 
sth January 1774, &amp;c. LY. 280, - 


Audtions, viz. 


oe Net Produce of the Duty on Ditto, for Four Years, to the lateft Period, with an Account of the 
Remittances for Ditto from Scotland, LU. 167. . 


InpEx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800,) P Beer, 











Atrounts and Papers. 





Excife,—continued. 


718, 


719. 


720, 


721. 


923. 


724. 
725: 


726. 


727: 


728. 


729- 


7 30- 


731. 
732. 
733- 





Beer, viz. 


Amount of the Duty on Beer paid into the Exchequer, for Three Years, and alfo for 1796; LU. 


162. 
See infra, 733. 
Bricks and Tiles, viz. 
Net Amount of the Duties on Bricks and Tiles, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 129. 


———e of the old Duty on Bricks in England, for Four Years, to the lateft Period, &amp;c. LII. 
* 907. 


Account of the Duty on Pan and Ridge Tiles, and on Non-enumerated Tiles, for Three Years, 
with Diftinctions, XLIX. E. 129. 
Candles, viz. 
Additional Duty on Ditto, by A&amp;t 24 Geo. III.; xiv. E. 506. 
Grofs Amount of the Duty of One Halfpenny per Pound on Tallow Candles, after deduéting Draw- 
backs, &amp;c. for Four Years, XLVII. 397. 
Coffee and Cocoa, viz. 
Amount of Duties on Ditto, for Five Years, L. 264. 
Net Produce of the old Duty on Coffee and Cocoa Nuts in England, for Four Years, to the lateft 
Period, &amp;c. Lil. 167. 
Corn, Grain, Flour, Malt, and Bran, viz. 
Quantities of Ditto ufed in the Diftilleries of this Kingdom, from 1ft January 1790-to 1ft Ja- 
nuary 1795, &amp;c. L. 172. 
Glafs, Glafs Bottles, &amp;c. viz. 
Net Amount of the Duties on Glafs, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 130. 
Amount of the Duty on Glafs Bottles or Bottle Metal, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 130. 


of the Duty on Spread Window Glafs, commonly called Broad Glafs, for Three Years, 
XLIX. E. 130. 





Goods, viz. 


Net Produce of the Duties on printed Goods, for Three Years, ended sth July 1794, with Diftinc- 
tions, LI. 194. 


Hair Powder, viz. 
Quantity made from Wheat Flour, &amp;c. which has paid Duty, in 1794; L. 134. 


Licences, viz. 


Produce of the Licence Duty paid by the Diftillers in Scotland. on the Contents of their Stills, 
Lil. 167. 


Linens, viz. 


Net Amount paid into the Exchequer of the Duties on Linens printed, painted, &amp;c. impofed by 
Aé&amp; of 24 Geo. IIL; XLVI. E. 504. 


Malt, viz. 


Produce of Ditto 1780, at Six Pence per Bufhel, with Allowances to Brewers and Victuallers, for 
Five Years, XLVI. 88. 


Net Produce of the Taxes on Malt for feveral Years, with Diftinctions, XLVI. E. 499. 
Amount of the Tax upon Malt impofed by Act 31 Geo. III.; XLVI. 397. 
Quantities of Malt ufed in the Diftilleries, L. 172.. 


Amount of thewhole Duty on Malt, exclufive of the old Annual Duty, paid into the Exchequer 
in the Yearsended 10th Oétober 1797 to 1800; andalfo the Amount of the Duty on Beer, &amp;c. 


LV. 882. 
Paper, 














































Accounts and Papers. 





Excife,—continued. 
Paper, viz. ‘ 
734. Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the additional Duty on Ditto, XLVI. E. 507, 
135¢ Net Amount of the Dutyon Paper, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 130. 


736. Net Produce of the Duties on Paper made for Six Years, with Diftinétions, XLIX. 247. 


Scotland, wiz. 


o Grofs and Net Produce of the Diftillery in Scotland, with Diftinétions, &amp;c. from the Commence” 
ment of the Reign of His prefent Majefty, Lil. 667. 


See fupra, 713.728.—Infra, 745. 750. 


Spirits, viz. 


937 Quantities of Britith diftilled for Home Confumption, and Amount and Rate of Duties, XLVI. 
88. 

738. ———— of Ditto diftilled from Grain, with Diftinctions, and Duty paid thereon, in 1792~1793 5 
L. 217. 

739s ———_——of Foreign, including Rum, imported and exported, with Amount and Rate of Duties 


retained, XLVI. 88. 
740. Net Amount of the Duties on Foreign Spirits, for Three Years, with Diftintions, XLIX. E. 130. 


7416 Amount of Duties on Foreign and Britifh Spirits, impofed in 1791, for Three Years, ended sth 
July 1794; L. 264. Ditto, for Three Years, ended sth January 1795; LIl. 167. 


— of the old Duty on Foreign Spirits paid into the Exchequer, for Three Years, and. for 
1796; LII. 162. 








742. Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the additional Duty on Britifh Spirits and Sweets, im+- 
pofed by Two Acts of 26 Geo. III.; XLVI. 403. 


of the feveral additional Duties on Wath for making Britifh Spirits, impofed fince 
1790, from the Commencement to 5th July 17993 LV. 222. 


743. Net Amount of the Duties on Britith Spirits, for Three Years, with Diftinétions, XLIX E, 130. 


Amount of the old Duty on Britifh Spirits paid into the Exchequer in 1795; and alfo for Three 
Years, ending roth October 1794; and alfo for the Year 1796; LII. 77. Ditto for Three 
Years, ending roth October 1794; and Amount paid into the Exchequer for the Year ended 
1oth October 1797; LIII. 115. 





744. Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the additional Duty on Spirituous Liquor Licences, 
impofed by Ac&amp;t 27 Geo. III.; XLVI. 403. 408. 


745. Amount of the Net Produce of Scotch Spirits imported into England, and the Duty thereon re- 
mitted from Scotland, for Three Years, XLIX. 163. 


Net Produce of the feveral additional Duties on Foreign Spirits impofed fince 1790, from the 
Commencement to 5th July 1799; LV. 404. 
Starch, wiz. 
746. Quantity made from Wheat Flour, &amp;c. in 1794; L. 134. 


Sweets, wiz. 
747: Amount of the Duty thereon, and Quantities, for Five Years, to sth July 1794; L. 264. 


See fupra, 742. 


~~ 


Tea, viz. 


748. Amount of Excife Duties on Tea, exclufive of the Surplus paid by the Cuftoms, and of the Draw- 
back on Exportation, for Five Years, ended sth July 1794, &amp;c. L. 264. 





of the old Excife Duty on Tea, exclufive of the Surplus paid by the Cuftoms, &amp;c. for 
Four Years, to the lateft Period, 10th October 17963 LII. 167. 


Net Produce of the additional Duties on Tea impofed in 1796 and ,1798, from the Commence 
ment to sth July 1799; LV. 222. 


Tobacco and Snuff, viz. 


749- Net Produce of the Duties on Tobacco and Snuff, for Three Years, ended sth July 1794; 
LI. 194. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 75°. Amount 









Accounts and Papers. 











Excife,— continued. 


Tobacco and Snuft,—continued. 
750. Amount of Remittances from Scotland of the Duties on Tobacco and Snuff, for Three Years, ended 
5th July 17943 LI. 194. ; 
Vefiels, Crafts, Barges, Boats, viz. 


751. Account of the Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, &amp;c. belonging to the Excife, as 
well as the Number of Men who enjoy Proteétions from that Office ; alfo Number of Veffels of 
Tonnage, and Number of Boats and Row Galleys employed by the Excife, and the Hands 
employed therein, L. 134. ; 


See fupra, 236. 
et SST 
Expeditions, v7z. 
7526 Eftimates relating to Ditto, LI. 73. 


753. Account of Charges of Ditto, L. 633. 
See /upra, 36. 114. 115. 161. 204. 252. 


Expences, vz. 


754. Incurred by the Miffion of the Earl of Yarmouth as Minifter Plenipotentiary to the King of Pruffia, 
XLIX. 74. | 
755s In making Experiments, XLVIII. 292. 


Of Printing, viz. 
756. Bills, Reports, &amp;c. XLVI. 584. 
157° Relating to Aliens, L. 231. 
See fupra, 508. Army. Exchequer. 


Experiments, v7z. 
758. Money iffued for Expences of making Ditto, XLVIII. 292. 


Exports and Imports. 
See infra, 962. 1052. 1071.—Supra, 367. 373. 387. 403. 410. 416. 424. 


Fee Farm Rents, &amp;c. vz. 


759 Accounts of Ditto from the Commiffioners of the Land Revenue, XLVII. 854. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 561. 


564. 
See infra, 1264, 


Fees, Perquifites, &amp;c. viz. 


760. Copy Report of the’Commiffioners of the Cuftoms relating to the Fees of the Cuftom Houfe at 
Newfoundland, XLVI. 644. &amp;c. 


761. Copies of the Reports of the Commiffioners appointed by an Act of Parliament to enquire inte 
the Fees, Gratuities, &amp;¢c. which have been received, &amp;c. in feveral Public Offices, XLVIII. 876. 


Amount of Fees paid on Receipt of particular Sums of Money, LV. E. 740. 


762, Of the Meffenger attending the Great Seal, LI. E. 426. 
a Paid at the War Office for various Services of the Army, LII. 500. 
763. Fees paid for the Expences of the Letters Patent for the’ Board of Agriculture, XLIX. 457. 


—— received in the Houfe of Commons on Bills of Inclofure, for feveral Years, LV. E. 392. 
See infra, 1009. 1175.—Supra, 43. 62. 102. 106. 695. 696. 


Fitheries, 









Accounts and Papers. 











Fifheries, v7z. 
764. A State of the Newfoundland Fifhery, in the Years 1699 to 17915 XLVII. 695. 


An Account of Shipping and Trade Outwards at Newfoundland, taken from the Naval Officers 
Returns, inthe Years 1787 to 1791; XLVII. 695. 


See infra, 1048. 1050. 1055. 1058.—Supra, 74. 431. 432- 445- 


Flour and Wheat, wz. 


765. Purchafed on Account of Government, LII. 271. © 


Forefts, viz. 


766. Accounts of Rents, &amp;c.; Sales of Timber; Officers; Examinations of various Perfons ; Abftracts 
from antient Books, and other Matters, XLVI. E.97.—XLVII. E. 141. E.833. E. 1031.— 
XLVIII. E. 467. E. 579. General View of the Net Produce of the Forefts, Crown Lands, 
Fee Farm Rents, &amp;c. E. 561. E. 599. 





See infra, 1264. 
Foreign Forces.—see jupra, Army. 


Fortifications, viz. 


767. In the Eaft Indies, XLVI. 401. 
See /upra, Africa. America. Army. 137. 138. 161. 165. 219. 225. 508. 


France, v7z. 


768. Copy of Inftructions fent to Earl Gower, His Majefty’s Ambaflador there, to quit Paris, XLVIII. 
E. 51. - 
769. Copies of Notes from Mr. Chauvelin, late Minifter, &amp;c. trom the French King, and of Notes, &amp;&amp;c. 


from Lord Grenville to Mr. Chauvelin, upon the Change in the Executive Government of 
France, &amp;c. XLVIII. E. 102. Of other Notes, &amp;c. relating to Negotiations for Peace, LU. 
E. 242. 





See infra, 966. 


Money iffued on Account of the Suffering Refugee Clergy, &amp;c. of France, viz. 
770. For fitting up Winchefter Palace for the Ufe of Ditto, and for Bedding, &amp;c. XLIX. E. go. 


771. For their Support and Maintenance, &amp;c. XLIX. E. go. E. 446.—L. E. 231.—L1. E, 185. E. 584. 
E. 610.—LII. E. 154. Eftimate of the Sum which may be neceflary for their Relief, for 1 798 ; 
Lil. E. 86.—For 1799; LIV. E. 47.—For 1800; LV. E. 180. 


Excefs beyond the Sum granted in the laft Seffion for the above Service, for 1799; LV. E. 21o. 





472. Relative to Failure of Negociations for Peace, &amp;c. LU. E. 238. E. 242.—Liul. E. 7-—LV. E. 55. 
173- Number of French Prifoners of War at prefent in Great Britain, LI. 443. 


Number of French Emigrants refident in Great Britain, including Laity and Clergy, made from 
the Regifters of the Alien Office, 28th February 1800; LV. 280 


See infra, 966. 1176. 1220. 1239. 


‘ 


Funds. 





See infra, 782. 884. 932. 947. 991. 1025.—Supra, 497. 513. 624. 625. 636. 637. 650. 


Furs, viz. 
774. Net Produce of the Duty of Cuftoms on Skins, &amp;c. XLVI. 79-—XLVII. 50. &amp;c. 


Gaols, w/z. 

775. Lift of Names of Perfons confined for Debt in Ditto, XLVII. 47. 
Ditto confined under Precefs of Ecclefiaftical Courts, L: 590. 

Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Q General 








Accounts and Papers. 














General Index, zz. 


776. Accounts of Sums of Money iffued for defraying the Expence of making a General Index to the 
Journals of the Houfe of Commons, LI. E. 180.—LII. E. 154. 


Germany, zz. 


777 Mediation relative to Peace with Ditto and the Porte, &amp;c. XLVII. 3. E. 29. E. 386. 


Returns relative to Sums remitted by the Emperor for paying off his Loan and Intereft, &amp;c. LI. 
203. 


Advances of Money made for the Service of his Imperial Majefty, and Securities for Re-payment 
&amp;c. fince 13th December 1796; LII. E. 440. 


Refolutions of the Bank, &amp;c. relative to the Imperial Loan, LII. 447. 

Amount of all Advances outftanding, above a certain Sum, LI. 538. 

Conditions of Loans to the Emperor, &amp;c. Lil. E. 586. 

Total Sums iffued, &amp;c. for the Dividends due on a Loan of £.4,600,000, &amp;c.—LIII. E. 230. 


Total Amount of Debentures, &amp;c. iffued in the Name of his Imperial Majefty, for fecuring a 
Sum advanced ona Loan, &amp;c. LV. 196. 


See fupra, 694.—Infra, 840. 


Gibraltar, vzz. 


478. Account of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance, and of Expences performed by Ditto relating 
to Gibraltar, L. 627.—LI. 73. 

779. Fees, Expences, &amp;c. on Inftalling Lord Heathfield with the Order of the Bath at Gibraltar, XLVI. 
599- 


See fupra, 141. 161. 166. &amp;c. 


Glafs Plates, viz. 
780, Net Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, and other Articles, XLVI. 79. &amp;c. 


Gold. 


Grants from the Crown, zz. 
781. Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 97.-—XLVII. 141. 





See infra, Mint. 


Original Grant to Charles Duke of Richmond of a Duty upon Coals fhipped out of the River 
Tyne, LIV. 665. 668. 


See infra, 1264.—Supra, 11. 43. 100. 


Harbours, &amp;c. viz. 


"82. Sums raifed by Rates and Duties for Ramfgate Harbour, Lift of Annuitants, and Officers employed | 
under the Truftees, XLVI. E. 610.—XLVII. E. 577. Accounts of Ditto, XLIX. 158. 


Supplementary Account, for the Year ending 24th June 1797; LIV. 56s. Annual Account of 
Harbour of Ramfgate Truft, from 24th June 1798 to 24th June 1799; LV. 598. 


783. Plan and Elevation of the Stone Pier propofed on the North Side of Douglas Harbour, in the 
Ifle of Man, 17933; XLVIII. 923. 








784. Mr. Vafs’s Eftimate of the Expence of rebuilding the Pier at Douglas Harbour, XLVIII. E. 923. 


785. An Account of the Revenues applicable to the Repairs of the Harbours in the Ifle of Man, from/ 
1771 to 1790, inclufive, XLVIII. E. 923. 


786. A Book, intituled, “* An Account of the Receipts and Difburfements attending the Harbour of ° 
Ramfgate, from 24th June 1793 to 24th June 1794; L. 267.—To Ditto, 1795 ; LI. 553.— 
To 17963 LI. 586.—To 1797; LIIl. 675. 


787. Accounts of Sums of Money iffued for Materials for rebuilding the Pier and Lighthoufe at the 
Entrance of Douglas{Harbour, Ifle of Man, XLIX. E. 86. E. 446.—L. E. 240.—LI. E. 180.— 
Eftimate of the Amount of Bills which may be drawn for the Repair of 

See fupra, 783. 


LI, E. 154. 
Ditto, for 1798; Lu. E. 86. 








Harbours, 





Accounts and Papers. 








Harbours, &amp;c.—continued. 


Eftimate of the Expence of erecting a Pier on the Eaft Side of Sutton Pool, for protecting Plymouth, 
&amp;c. LUI. E. 636. 


Hemp and Flax, zz. 


788. Quantities certified to the Lords of the Treafury raifed in England, &amp;c. XLVI. 610.—XLVII. 780. 
—XLVIII. 798.—XLIX. 618.—L. 553. 
789. Sums allowed by Juftices to the feveral Clerks of the Peace for Bufinefs done under the A&amp;t for 


encouraging the Growth of Hemp and Flax, &amp;c. XLVI. 610.—XLVII. 780.—XLVIII. 798.— 
XLIX. 618.—L. 553. 


790. Expences in Difcovery of a new Method of cultivating Hemp, XLVI. 599. 


Hemp, Rough, zz. 


791. Total Net Produce, &amp;c. of the Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, and other Articles, XLVI. 79. &amp;c. 


High Treafon.—see infra, 956. 


Holland, or the United Provinces, zz. 


792. Copy of a Declaration delivered by Lord Auckland tothe States General of ‘the United Provinces, 
dated 16th November 1792, and Tranflation, XLVIII. E. 150. 


793+ Copy of a Memorial prefented by Lord Auckland to Ditto, dated 25th January 1793, and Tranf- 
lation, XLVIII. E. 150. 
794. ~~ Copy of a Letter from Lord Auckland to the Greffier of their High Mightineffes the States Ge- 


neral, dated 24th September 1792; XLVIII. E. 664. 


195+ Copy of a Memorial prefented by Lord Auckland and the Count de Stahremberg to their High 
Mightineffes the States General, at the Hague, upon the sth of April 1793, and Tranflation, 
XLVIII. E. 664. 


796. Copy of the Extraé of the Refolutions of their High Mightineffes the States General of the 25th 
September 1792, and Tranflation, XLVIII. E. 664. 


A Paper of Terms relative to certain Dutch Ships of War and Seamen placed at His Majefty’s 
Difpofal, and another Paper relative to Ditto, LV. E. 697. 


Fifth Article of the Dutch Capitulation, and Eftablifhments of Companies of Artillery, 
Infantry, &amp;c. LV. E. 707. 





See infra, 1237. 1250. and Prizes.—Supra, Dutch. 


Horfes, wiz. 


797: Purchafe of Horfes by the Office of Ordnance, L. 632.—LI. 73. 
See infra, 1151. 1260.—Supra, 138. 229. 246. 


Hofpitals.—see jupra, 138. 204. 236. 


Houfe of Commons, vz. 





798. Money iffued on Account of ventilating and warming the Houfe, XLVIII. 408. 
799- Ditto to John Ley, Efquire, Clerk Affiftant, XL VIII. E. 292.—XLIX. E. 86.—L. E. 240. 
800. —— Ditto for Fixtures at the Houfe of the Speaker, LII. E. 156. 
re Produce of the Fees and Emoluments of the Clerk of the Houfe, for the laft Ten Years, Lv. 
&gt; $23. 


— Ditto of the Clerk Affiftant, for the laft Ten Years, LV. E. 524. 
Ditto of the Serjeant at Arms, LV. E. 690. 
See infra, 806. 831. 


Houfehold of His Majefty, viz. 


8o1. er of Salaries to the Lord Chamberlain and others of His Majefty’s Houfehold, XLVI. 593. 
03- 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (r790—1800.) Houfe 











Atrounts and Papers. 








Houfe of Peers, viz. 


802. Money iffued to difcharge Bills on Account of warming and ventilating the Houfe, XLIx. E. go. 
803. Relating to the Approach to both Houfes, XLVI. E. 854.—XLIX. E. 86.—L. E. 240. 

804. Money iffued for continuing, &amp;c. the Index to the Journals of Ditto, L. E. 234.—LII. E. 156. 
805. Ditto for printing the Journals, &amp;c. LI. E. 184. E. 610. al 








the Sum that will be neceflary to defray the Expence of printing the Journals of the Houfe, 
LV. E. 740. 


Houfes of Parliament, v/z. 


806. Papers relating to the Approach to both Houfes, XLVIII. E. 854. 
Money iffued towards Ditto, L. E. 240. 





Ditto for Attendance on the Committee for making the Approach more commodious, LI. E. . 


807. 
187. 


Houfes belonging to the Royal Family, o7z. 


808. Carlton Houfe, relative to a Mafon’s Bill ; all Sums iffued on account. of Carlton Houfe; State- 
ment of the Receipt and Expenditure relative to Ditto, by Mr. Holland, XLVI. 575. 660. 
681. 684. 

809. Minute of the Board of Treafury relative to Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 684. 


See infra, 1018. 1019. 


Houfes, Windows, &amp;c. 





See infra, 847. 956. 1155.——Supra, 348. 


Jamaica, vz. 


810. Copies of certain Acts paffed there ; Reprefentations on Memorials of Merchants of London, &amp;c. 
relating to Negroes, Troops, &amp;c. LI. 503. 
Relating to the Maroons, Lil. 472. 517. 540. 


811. Account of Sums granted-by the Affembly of the Ifland for. fettling the Trelawney Maroons, LIII. 
704.—=LIV. 294. 


See fupra, 66. 106. 216. 450. 455. &amp;c. 


Jerfey, vz. 


812. Money iffued for the Balance due on Account of the Commiffioners appointed to examine, &amp;c. 
the State of the Laws of the Ifland, XLIXx. E. 94. 





813. Ditto for enquiring into the Adminiftration of Civil and Criminal Juftice of the Ifle, L. E. 
240. 


See fupra, 296. 


Impeachment, vz. 


814. Account of Monies iffued for Expences incurred relative to Mr. Haftings, XLVI. 573.—L. 242.— 
LI. 181. 


See fupra, 704.—Infra, 982. 


Incidents, viz. 


815. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties under the Head of Incidents, XLVI. E. 
77-—XLVIl. E. 48.—XLvIll. E. 64.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 13.—L1. E. 38.— 11. E. 47.— 
LIL. E.97.—LIV. E. 104.—LV. 404. 


816. , —— Ditto of the Taxes, under the Heads of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, XLVI. 
333- E. 491. E. 509. 


817. . —— Ditto, for One Year, ending sth January 1795; L. E. 53.—Ditto sth April 1796; LI. E. 
600. 


See fupra, 367. 714. 


Income, 





819. 


820. 


825. 
826. 


827. 
$28. 
829. 





Income, vz. 


Eftimate of the probable Amount to be raifed for 1799 by Ditto, Liv. E. 647. 
Total Produceof Ditto, to sth April 1800; Lv. 211. 


Of the Houfe of Peers. 


Innex XLVI. to LV. (1790 —1800.) R Ireland, 


Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Refources conftituting the Public Income of Great Britain, 


for the Year ending sth January 1800, with feveral Appendixes, LV. 675. 


Index, vz. 
Money iffued for making an Index to the Votes of the Houfe of Commons, LU. E. 154, 


See fupra, 776. 804. 


India, vz. 


Accounts relating to the Eaft India Company in India, &amp;c. XLVI. 400. &amp;c. 
See /upra, 480. 508. &amp;c. 


India Board of Controul, zz. 


Account of all Expences incurred for the Employment of Counfel relative to the Affairs of India 
by the Board, from the Date of its Appointment, XLIX. 81. 





of the Application and Expenditure of Three-Fourths of the Sum of £.11,000, which 
by an A&amp;t of the preceding Seffion was permitted to be expended for the Service of the Commif- 
fioners of the Board, &amp;c. XLIX. 8i. 


The like Account of the Sum of £. 5,000, which by an A&amp; of the preceding Seffion was per- 
mitted to be expended for the Service of the Commiffioners, &amp;c. XLIX. 81. 


. InfpeCtor General of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain. 


See fupra, Cuftoms, 409. . 


Inftructions, vz. 


Relating to the Province of Quebec, XLVI. 227 
To Earl Gower to quit Paris, XLVII. E. 51. 
See fupra, 578. &amp;c. 


Intereft, viz. 


On Exchequer Bills, XLVI. 229. 
On Loans, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 49. &amp;¢.—LII. E. 53. 203. 
Public Debt, &amp;c. XLVI. 521. &amp;c. 

See fupra, 614. 616. &amp;c. 


Inventions, vz. 





Money iffued for Mr. Mudge’s Time-keeper, L. E. 240. See infra, 841. 


Journals, vz. 


Of the Houfe of Commons, vit. 


Accounts of Sums of Money iffued towards defraying the Expences of printing the Journals of 
the Houfe, XLVI. E. 584.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLVIUIIL. E. 292.—XLIX. E. 86.—L. E.240.—LL 
BE. 180.—LuU. E. 154. 


Eftimate of the(Charge of printing the Journals, and of printing and delivering the Votes, &amp;c, 
LIT. E, 249.—LIV. E. 397.—LV. E. 317. 


Account of Excefs of Expences for Ditto beyond Sums granted in oe Seffions, LI. E. 487.— 
In 17983 LIV. E. 394. 


E —— attending the Purchafe of a Houfe in Abingdon Street, for depofiting the Journals, LV. 
E 3 I 7° 
See fupra, 776. 





See fupra, 804. 805. 











834. 


835. 


8 


$39. 





Lazarettes. 


4 
re] 






Accounts and Wapers. 


NT 








Ireland, vzz. 


A Table of Average Prices of Corn, &amp;c. in Ireland, XLVI. 402. 

Letters, &amp;c. relative tothe French Attempt to invade Ireland, Lily 364. 366. 

Extraéts, &amp;c. of Papers containing fecret Information relative to the Proceedings of different’ Per- 
fons and Societies in Great Britain and Ireland, refpecting a Treafonable Confpiracy, LIv. 147. 
151. 

Copies of Addreffes from the Two Houfes of Parliament in Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant, relative 
to Ditto, LIV. 151. 

Copy of the Refolutions of the Two Houfes of the Irifh Parliament, relative to an Entire Union 
between the Two Kingdoms, LV. E. 363.—Copy of the Addrefs for Ditto, iid. 

Commercial Accounts of Great Britain, LV. E. 363. 

A Paper, intituled, “‘ Statement of Countervailing Duties,” Lv. 570. 

Addreffes of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, of Ireland, Lv. E. 570. E. 635. 

Copy of a Letter from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Duke of Portland, 28th May 1800, 

_ inclofing Account of Offices held and Offices tenable by Members of the Lrifh Parliament, Ly. 
615. 

Proclamation of His Majefty, Lv. 875. 

See infra, 961. 962. 981.—Supra, 210,215. 218. 231. 477. 
Land Revenue, zzz. ; 


Total Amount of the Balances due on 5th January 1800, from the Receivers General of the Land 
Revenues of the Crown for England, &amp;c. Lv. 378. 


Land Tax, &amp;c. wz. 


Deficiencies of the Land and Malt Tax of 1792; L. 491. 


Sums paid out of the Supplies of 1798 for the Expences of the Office for regiftering Contracts for 
Sale of the Land Tax, &amp;c. LIV. E. 600. 


See infra, 850. 1158. 1160.—Supra, 608. 657. 699. 


See infra, Privy Council. 





Letters, vz. 
8 36. 


Extracts of Letters, &amp;c. LI. 679.—LII. 540. 550.—LIII. 9. 394. 689.—LIV. 133. 206.—LV. 
55- S04. 
Tranflations of Letters, Notes, &amp;c. XLVII. 29. 386.—LII. 243.—LIII. 11.—LV. 55. 804. 


Money iffued for Attendance on the Committee for enquiring into Frauds and Abufes in franking 
Letters in Public Offices, L1. E. 187. 


See infra, 840. 947. &amp;c.—Supra, 85. 86. &amp;c. 105. 534. 769. 834. 


Letters Patent, vz. 


Money iffued for Fees for Ditto for the Board of Agriculture, XLIX. 457. 
See infra, 935. 


Lighthoufes, vz. 


838. 


Accounts of Commiffioners for erecting Ditto? XLVI. 47. &amp;c. 


See infra, 1056. 


Lifts, vz. 


Of Accounts and Papers, LII. 540. 


See infra, 950. 1060.—Supra, 120. 152. 155. 156. 261. 270. 441. 508. 576. 630. 
681. 782. 


Loans, 












Accounts and BDapers. 





Loans, v7z. 
840. Produce of Duties impofed refpecting Loans, XLVII. 122. 
Amount of Payments made on the Loan of 17953; L. 491. 
Evidence, Letters, &amp;c. relative to Negociations of Loans, LI. 310. 


Ajl Additions made to the Public Debt by the Intereft or Annuities of any Loan, &amp;c: XLVIb 50.— 


Lil. E. 53. 
Account of Loans and Remittances to Ireland and Portugal, in the Year 1798; LIV. 419. 
ve Difcount paid on Prompt Payments of the Loan and Lottery for 1798 ; LIV. E. 600. 
ee Money paid for receiving Contributions to the Loan, &amp;c. of 1798; LIV. E. 600. 


See fupra, 566. 647. 649. 777- &amp;c. 


London Corporation. 





See fupra, 350. &amp;c. 


Longitude, wz. 


841. Report on Mr. Thomas Mudge’s Time-Keeper, XLVII. 1075. 7 

$42. Report upon a Second Petition of Mr. Thomas Mudge, with Appendixes, containing Calculations, 
Remarks, Comparifons of the going of Watches, &amp;c. XLVIII. E. 877. 

843. Money iffued to Mr. Mudge, as a Reward for Ditto, L. E. 240. 


Money iffued by the Treafurer of the Navy, relative to the Longitude, LI. 621: 


Lottery, vz. 
$44. Charges of preparing and drawing the Lottery for the Year 1798; LIV. E. 600.—Fot 1799; LVi — 


E. 345. 
é See infra, 990.—Supra, 626. 643. 700. 


Malt Duties, &amp;c. 





See infra, 1064. 1077. 1078.—Supra, 608. 646. 657. 699. 730. 


Man, Ifle of, zz. 


845. Money iffued on Account of Expences of the Commifiioners, &amp;c. appointed to enquire into the State 
and Condition of the Ifland, XLVIII. 335. 


846. _—— Ditto to the Commiffioners for enquiring into Ditto, L. E. 240. 
ae Reports and Obfervations of the Commiffioners, LIII. 535. 
See fupra, 173. 783. &amp;c: 


Maroons, LIT. 492. 517: 540.~—LIII. 464. 704: 


Meeting Houfe, wz. 


847. Money iffued in full Compenfation for Lofs by the Deftruétion of one at Birmingham, XLVIIIj 
292. 


Members of Parliament, 272. 


848. Lift of Members who have appointed others to frank their Letters, &amp;c: L: E. 384. E. 409, 
See infra, 1262.—Supra, 364. 


Memcriais, w/z. 
849. A Memorial and Claim, L. 297. 
A Memorial of Sir Charles Grey and Earl St. Vincent, LIV: E. 6 5% 
See infra, 860. 995.—Supra, 143. 343. 570. 
Mercers Company.—See fipra, 353. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Arrounts anv Papers. 







































850. 





Military Autibioers. 


851. 


857. 


858. 


859. 


861. 


Treafury Minutes, viz. 
862. 
863. 





See fupra, 219. 


Militia, v7z. 


Account of Sums paid out of the Produce of the Land Tax, for the Service of the Militia, XLVI. 
E. 532. 


Eftimate of the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia, XLVI. E. 20¢. 
198.—Supplp, 204. 


Eftimate of the Annual Expence of the Militia, XLVI. E. 532. 





See Haufe, 


* 


Eftimate of Expence of Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia, L. E. 316.—LII. 595. 
See Poufe, 201.—Mupplp, 205. 


Returns of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants, &amp;c. XLVI. 637.—XLVII. 809.—XLVIII. 876. 
—XLIX. 737-—L. 598.—LI. 684.—LII. 739.—LUL. 703.—LY. 728. 








Expence of one complete Cloathing for the — XLVI. 665. 
for 1793; XLVI. E. 319. ee fupra, 176. 


Eftimate of the Charge of the Embodied Militia of feveral Counties in South Britain, to 4th De- 
cember 1793; XLVI. E. 151. 


Charge of Cloathing 








Ditto of the Embodied Supplementary Militia in 1798; Lill. E. 488 -—Particulars of the 
faid Eftimate, 510. 


— 





of the Charge of Contingencies, of the Allowance of Bread and Neceflaries, and of 
Poundage, for the Embodied Militia, for 1793; XLVI. E, 151. 





of the Charge of feveral Augmentations to the Embodied Militia, &amp;c. in 17943 L. E. 395. 





of the Charge of the Embodied Provifional Cavalry and Volunteer Corps, in 1798 ; Lill. 
E. 488.—Particulars of Ditto, 510. Fencible Cavalry, including Embodied Provifional Ca- 
valry, from 25th December 1799 to 24th February 1800; LY. E. 30. 





Copies of Letters wings to Offers of the Militia of this Kingdom to go to Ireland, LIII. 689. 
698. 705. 

Account of the Eftablifhment, and of the Deficiencey of | the feveral Corps of the Old Militia, and 
of the Supplementary Militia, &amp;c. LIV. 97. 


See /upra, 132. 134. 170. 174. 


Minifters at Foreign Courts, wz. 


Salaries, &amp;c. to them, XLVI. E. 592.—XLIX. 74. 


Mint, 272. 
860. 


Accounts, Memorials, and Reports of the Mafter and Worker of His Majefty’s Mint, and of the 
Officers and Solicitor to Ditto, XLVI. E. 479.—XLVII. E. 410.—XLIX. E. 140. E. 207. 





of Money iffued to the Solicitor of the Mint for Profecutions, &amp;c. relating to the Coin 
of this Kingdom, during the Years 1792, 1793, and 1794; LI. E. 184. E. 610, 





‘of Extraordinary Expences incurred for Profecutions in 1796; LUI. E. 249.—In 1798; 
LIV. E. 394. Expences for 1799; LV. E. 333 


999° 








of the Extraordinary Expences incurred for Profecutions relating to the Coin, over and 
above eftimated Sums, in 1797; LiV. E. 394. 





of Gold and Silver Monies coined at the Mint in particular Years, &amp;c. LI. E. 147.—In 
17973 Lill. E. 322.—From 1796 to 1800; LV. 874. 


Expences of His Majefty’s Mint for 1798; Liv. E. 394. 
Account of the Balance due on Account of the Expences of the Mint for 1797; Lit. E. 249. 
An Order in Council relating to Coin, &amp;c. LIM. 552. 


Minutes, zz. 


Relative to Moncy due to the Reprefentatives of the late Richard Ofwald, Efquire, L. E. 249. 


Ditto age to the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, for Extraordinaries during the late War in America, 
L. E. 249. 
See infra, 1215. 


Minutes 





Accounts and Papers: 


Minutes,—continued. 





Minutes of Evidence, vit. 
864. Relative to the African Slave Trade, XLVI. 249. 352. &amp;c: 
865. to Elections, XLVIII. 258.—LII. 603. 
866. to Frauds and Abufes in franking by Clerks, &amp;c. in Public Offices, L. 604. 
to Stocks of Grain in this Country, LI. 50. 














to Negotiation of Loans, LI. 310. 





to Wet Docks, &amp;c. in the Port of London, LI. 747. 
Ditto to General Turnpike Acts, LIII. 510. 
See Houfe, 191. 


Mifcellaneous Services, viz. 


867. Of the Sum which may be wanted for Ditto, for the Months of January, February, and March, 
1801; LV. E. 868. ! 


Money, wz. 
868. Remaining in particular Treafurers Hands, LU. 82. 
Iffued -purfuant to Treaties, LII. E. 298. 
Re-payment of Money, LI. 53. 
Securities for Re-payment of Money, LI. E. 440. 
Awarded to be paid under the American Treaty, &amp;c. LII. E. 701.—See /upra, 30. 


Proceedings of the Treafury relative to particular Offices concerned in the Receipt and Expenditure 
of Public Money, LIII. 232. 266.—LIV. 660. 


See infra, 1115.—Supra, 635.647. 661, 861, 


Monuments, z7z. 
869. Money iffued towards completing a Monument in Weftminfter Abbey, XLIXx. E..86. 


Mufeum Britifh, vzz. 


870. A Paper, intituled, “ Abftract of the Accounts of the Britifh Mufeum, for the Years 1789 and 
* 1790; and the like for the Years 1791 and 1792; and alfo Eftimate of the Accounts for 
“ 17933” XLVI. E. 285. 





871. _ Ditto State of the Accounts for the Year 1793, 1794, and 1795, and Eftimate for the 
Year 1796; Li. E. 276. Of Accounts for 1796 and 1797; and alfo Eftimate for 1798 ; 
Lill. E. 347.——Of Accounts for 1798 and 1799; and an Eftimate for the Year 1800 ; LY. 


E. 295. 





Mufquito Shore, wz. 


872. Copies of Memorials and Reports relative to Compenfation to Perfons for Loffes fuftained in con- 





fequence of that Country having been given up to the Crown of Spain, XLVII. E. 430. 
873. Money iffued as a Compenfation for enquiring into Loffes fuftained on Account of Ditto, XLIX, 
E. 93. 
Mutter Rolls, zzz. 
$74. Of all the Veffels which failed from the Port of Liverpool, from 1780 to 1789; XLVI. 397. 
875. Ditto from the Port of Briftol, from Ditto, &amp;c. XLVI. 397. 


See Supra, 197. 


National Debt. 





See Supra, 260. 647. &amp;c. 





Navigations. —See jupra, 281. 353 354: 


Anpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





















































884. 


885. 


886. 






































876. 
877. 
878. 


879. 
880. 
881. 


882. 


Sg1. 


Accounts and Papers. 





Navy, wz. 
Accounts relating to the Navy, viz. 


Debt of the Navy (outftanding) on 31{t December, in the Years 1786 to 1790; XLVI. 204. 
Ditto, fpecifying the Amount of fuch Part of it as now bears Intereft, XLVI. 644. 


Amount of the Unfunded Debt of the Navy, and of all Demands outftanding, on 31ft December 
1798; LIV. 315.—On 31ft December 1799; LY. 117. 





of Sums granted by Parliament for the Service of the Navy in 1786 to soe 204. 
E. 526. E. 527. : 


Shewing the Expence of the New Eftablifhment of the Navy Pay Office, XLVI. 644. 


Account of Navy and Victualling Bills éutftanding, with Amount of Intereft due thereon, com- 
puted to 1ft of March 17943; XLIX. E. 265. Account of Ditto in each Month to. 3oth 
September 1793, with Amount of Intereft to roth March 1795; L. E. 262. 








of Bounty Money paid to Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, and Landmen, in the different Ports 
in this Kingdom, from 1ft January 1793 to 1ft January 1795, and Number of Men receiving 
the fame, L. 192. 





of Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills regiftered fince the 31ft December 1795; LI. 
604. Amount of Ditto regiftered between 31ft December 1795 and 1ft October 1796; LII. 
77.—Ditto between 1ft O&amp;ober 1795 and 27th October 1796; E. 79.—Ditto from the 28th 
to 31ft October 17963 LII. 103.—Ditto between 31ft December 1796 and 1ft November 
17973 LUI. 38.—Ditto between gift December 1796 and 31ft December 1797; EF. 274. 








of Ditto that became or will become due between 1ft January and 31ft December 1796; 
LII. 149. 


of Ditto outftanding, and that became or will become due between 1ft November and 
31ft December 1796; LII. 149. 





Amount of all Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills, made out between rit February 1795 and 
goth September following, &amp;c. with Intereft computed thereon to sth April 1796; LI. E. 634. 


of Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills held by the Bank of England, and due on or be- 
fore 30th November 17965 Lt. E. 665. 








— of Navy Bills paid off between 18th April and 1ft November 1796; LII. 99.—Ditto 
between 31f{t December 1795 and 30th November 1796 ; 164. 





~ Ditto, or which fhall become due, between goth November and 31ft December 1796 ; 
LH. 164. 


Average Rates of Difcount allowed on Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills, between 1{t O&amp;ober 
1795 and 27th October 1796; LII. 164. 


Money iffued bythe Treafurer of the Navy, under-A&amp; 30 Geo. III. relative to the Longitude at 
Sea, &amp;c. LI. E. 621. . 


Amount of Money received from the Exchequer for Naval Services, between sth January 1798 
‘and ‘6th January 1799,&amp;c. LIV.-418:—Between sth January 1799 and sth January 1800 ; 
LV. 117. 

Quantity of Copper purchafed for the Navy fince the Year 1788, diftinguifhing Years and Price, 
LIV. 488.—-See Infra, 


——— of Shruff or old Copper returned to Contractors fince 1788, with Diftinétions, LIV. 489. 


and Price ‘of the -differetit “Articles of Copper ‘purchafed [for the Ufe of the Navy, from 
29th April 1799 to 17th March 1860, and ‘of “old Copper delivered in Payment, and Prices, 
LV. 329. 





Accounts relating to Ships of the Navy, vit. 


Amount of the Tonnage of the Royal Navy, at the End of each$Reign, from Henry VIIL. &amp;c. 
XLVIT. E.'357. 


Tonnage of all the Ships or Veffels belonging to the ‘Navy at the Time of His Majefty’s Accef- 
fion in 1760, &amp;c. XLVII. E. 358. 


Quantity of Foreign Oak Timber, Plank, and Thick-Stuff, received into His Majefty’s Yards, 
XLVII. 358. 


Foreign Plank ufed by Merchant Builders in the Conftruétion of Ships of War for His Majefty’s 
Service, XLVII. E. 358. 


Stock of Englifh Oak Timber and Knees in the feveral Dock Yards at the Time of His Majefty’s 
Acceffion in 1760; XLVIIL. E. 359. 


892. Stock 








Accounts and Papers. 


Navy,—continued. 








Accounts relating to Ships of the Navy,—continued. 


892. Stock of Foreign Oak Timber, Plank, and Thick-Stuff, remaining in the feveral Dock Yards on 
25th O&amp;ober 1760, &amp;c. XLVII. E. 359. 

893. : Number of Ships of War built in His Majefty’s Dock Yards, XLVII. E. 366. 

894. of Armed Sloops, Veffels, Cutters, and Tenders, employed in His Majefty’s Service, with 





their Tonnage, and Number of Men employed therein, L. 192. 


Veffels, Craft, Barges, &amp;c.'viz. 


895. ‘Number of Men and Boys employed in Ditto, and alfo who enjoy Prote¢tions, L. 192. 
896. Return of the Number and Tonnage of Veffels employed in His Majefty’s Service, in the Depart- 
ments of the Navy, Victualling, Ordnance, Cuftoms, Excife, and Poft Office, XLVII. E. 355. 
See /upra, Copper. 


Accounts relating to. Tranfport Service in the Navy, vit. 


B97. Number of Convicts which were embarked on board the Neptune, Scarborough, and Surprize 
Tranfports, for New South Wales, XLVII. 406. 499. 


898. Copy of a Contraé&amp; made by the Commiffioners of the Navy with George Whitlock, for conveying 
Conviéts to New South Wales, in the Neptune, Scarborough, and Surprize, XLVII. 406. 

899. Account of the Number of Menand Boys employed in His Majefty’s Tran{port Service, L. 217: 

goo. Contraéts for Eaft India Ships to convey Troops to the Weft Indies, and to be employed as Armed 


Tran{ports, LI. 583. 


gor. Copies of Orders in Council, eftablifhing a new Board for Tranfports, relative to the Expedition to 
the Weft Indies under Sir Charles Grey, &amp;c.; Account of the Total Expence incurred in the 
Tranfport Service for that Expedition; Copies of Letters, &amp;c. relative to the faid Tranfport 
Service, LI. 679. 680. 


Return of the Deaths and Cafualties which have taken Place in the Tranfport Service on the 
Station of Saint Domingo, from the Commencement of the War to 3oth September 1796; 
LII. 523. 
in AStatement of the general Treatment of Prifoners of War in Health, from ift January 1796, 
with feveral Inclofures, LIII. 393. 


Extract of a Letter from Captain Cotes, at Paris, to the Commiffioners for Tranfport Service, 
dated 13th March 1798, relative to taking Charge of Prifoners of War, LIII. 424. 


Money which will be wanted for the Tranfport Service, Prifoners of War in Health, &amp;c. for 1799; 
LIV. E. 656. See infra, 905. 


o Amount of Monies paid for the Service of Prifoners of War in Health, between 6th January 
1799 and sth January 1800; LV. 117. 


Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen, vit. 


Proceedings of the Sick and Hurt Office, in refpeét to Prifoners of War confined in this Kingdom ; 
together with an Account of the Expence of Maintenance of Prifoners during the prefent War, 
&amp;c. LIII. 396. : 


Amount of Monies paid for the Service of the Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen, between 
5th January 1799 and sth January 1800; LV. 117. 





See infra, 905. 


Viétualling Department, vi2. 


Amount of Monies received;for this Service from the Exchequer, between sth January 1799 and 
sth January 1800, with Diftinctions, LV. 117. 


Eflimates relating to the Navy, Vit. 


902. Debt of the Navy, on 31ft December 1790; XLVI. E. 283. E. 548.—31ft December 1791; 
XLVI. E. 61.—31ft December 1792; XLVII.E. 188,—31{t December 1793 ; XLIX. E.-116.— 
31f{t December 1794; L..E. 189.—31ft December 1795; LI. E. 472.—30th September'1796; 
Li. E. 79.—30th November 1796; E. 164.—31ft December 1796; LI. E. 502.—g1ft 
December 1797; Lill. E. 274.—On 30th September 1800; Lv. 863. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 903. Ordinary 











903. 


904. 


FS 


906. 


907. 


908. 


909. 





gto. 


gil. 


O12. 


913. 


gi4. 
gis. 
16. 


Q17. 
g18. 


919. 


Accounts and ww Papers. 


Navy,—continued, 


Eftimates relating to the Navy,—continued. 


Ordinary Eftimate of the Navy, for 17915 XLVI. Ey aa oe PS 1792; XLVU. E. 115.—For 
17933 XLVI. E. 54.—For 1794; XLIX. E. 74.—For 1795; L. E. 78.—For 17963 L1._E. 
160.—For 1797; Lil. E. 113.—For 1798; Lui. E. 41.—For 1799; LIV. E. 10.—For: 1800 ; 
LV, E. 150. 


Ordinary and Extraordinary of the Navy, for Two Lunar Months, commencing rf January 1800 ; 
LY. E. 27.—For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; 863. 

For Buildings, Re-buildings, and Repairs of Ships of War, &amp;c. for 1791; XLVI. E..283.—For 
1792; XLVI. E, 115 —For 1793; XLVIII. E. 54.—For 17943; XLIX. E. 74.—For 17953 
1. BE. 78.—For 1796; LI. E. 160.—For 1797; LU. E. 113.—For 1798; LIU. E. 41.—For 
1799; LIV. E. 10.—For 1800; LV. E. 150. 


Of the future Annual Expence of the Navy, upon a permanent Peace Eftablifhment, XLVI. E. 
540 

Of the Expence of an Increafe of Pa to the Seamen and Marines of His Majefty’s Fleet, and of 
full Allowance of Provifions, LII. E. 538. 


Of the Monies which will probably be wanted for the Service of the Tonigert Office, forthe 
Year 1800; LV. E. 150. 


Of the probable Expence which may be incurred for the Service of Sick ines of War, in the 
Year 1800; LV. E. 150, 

Of the Expence of an Increafe tothe Pay of the Seamen and Marines of His Majelty’s Fleet, 
17973; LI. E. 538. 


Of the Charge of the Tranfport Service, and of the Maintenance of Prifoners of War in Health 
at Home and Abroad, for Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; LV. E. 863. 


Of what Money may be wanted forthe Maintenance, &amp;c. of Sick Prifoners of War, for Three 
Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; LV. E. 863. 


Other Papers relating to the Navy, viz. 


Expences occafioned by the Augmentation and Equipment of His Majefty’s Naval Forces on the 
late Armament with refpect to Nootka, XLVI. 29. E. 31. 33. 


Account of the Time at which Prefs Warrants for manning the Navy were firft iffued in 179i, and 
at. what Time they were recalled in 1790 and 1791 ; XLVII. 391. 


Copy 6f a Letter from Robert Fanfhaw, Efquire, Commiffioner of the Navy at Plymouth, dated 8th 
May 1792, relative to a Bill depending for fupplying Plymouth Dock, &amp;c. with Water, XLVI. 
814. 


Account of the Number of Men enjoying Proteétions from the Board of Aainkindity, and the Caufes 
thereof, L.i192. 


Number of Men and Boys employed in the Veffels, Craft, and Boats belonging to the Navy Board, 
L. 192. 





of Perfons who enjoy Protections from the Navy Office, L. 192. 





of Men and Boys employed in any Veffel, Craft, Barge, or Boat belonging to the Victualling 
Office ; alfo Number of Men enjoying Protections from that Office, L. 192. 





of Prefs Gangs employed, and the Number of Men in each, L. 192. 





: 
Negroes, viz. 


Letters, &amp;c. relating to an Infurreétion of Ditto at Dominica, XLVI. 430. 
Acts of Jamaica, laying Duties on Ditto, &amp;c. LI. 503. 
All Cargoes of Negroes imported into the Weft india Iflands, XLVI. 610.—LI. 645. 


See infra, 1123. 


Newfoundland, zz. 


Account of Fees allowed to be taken at the Cuftom Houfe there, &amp;c. XLVI. 644. 
Comparative State of the Fifhery at Newfoundland, XLVI. 684. 
Reports, &amp;c. relative to the Trade of Ditto, XLVIII. 376. 


See infra, 935.—Supra 74. 764. 765. Nootka 









































Accounts anv WBapers. 





Nootka Sound, zz. 
920. Copies of Declarations, &amp;c. relating to Ditto, XLVI. E. 29. 
See /upra, 906. 


Office of Works, vz. 


921. Money iffued for Fixtures at the Houfe of the Speaker, Lil. E. 156. 
See infra, 1018. 
Offices, v7z. 


922. Money expended on the Works at Somerfet Place, and Eftimate of the Sum wanted to complete 
the fame, XLVI. FE. 406.—XLIX. E. gz. 





due to the feveral Artificers for Work done, LI. E.479———To Executors of Sir 
William Chambers, LV. E. 740. 





923 for Attendance in Enquiries into Frauds, &amp;c. in franking Letters in Public Offices, 
LI. E. 184. 
924. ——— for the Purchafe of the Parliament Office, LI. E. 610. 


Accounts, fhewing what Increafe or Diminution has taken Place in the Number and Amount of the 
Salaries, &amp;c. of all the Public Offices, for 1797,1798, and 1799, &amp;c. LV. 621. 


Proceedings of the Lords of the Treafury refpecting feveral Offices, LIV. 660.—LY. -759.— 
Further Proceedings refpe&amp;ting the Office for auditing the Public Accounts, 791. 


Sinecure Offices, which were held by Patent, &amp;c. that have become vacant fince the Appointment 
of the Committee of Finance, in April 17973 LY. 791. 


See infra, Treafury. 


Orders, viz. 





925. Relating to France, XLVIII. 115. 748. 
926. Of Council, XLVI. 479.—L. 74. 238. 245. 
7 _ See infra, 962. ‘ 
Ordinances, vz. 
927- Relating to the Province of Quebec, &amp;c. XLVI. 228. 
928. — to the Kingdom of Corfica, L. E. 181. 
Ordnance, vz. 
929. Expences incurred by His Majefty’s Office of Ordnance, XLVI. E. 32. E. 521. 


930. Sums granted by Parliament for Ditto, XLVI. 531. 
Quantity of Copper purchafed for the Ordnance, from 1788 to 15th March 1799; LV. 338. 


931. Charge of the Office of Ordnance, XLVI. E. 671.—XLVII. E. 1076.—XLVIItl. E. 927.—XLIX. 
E. 639.—L. E. 624.—LI. E. 72.—L1. E. 128. &amp;c. 


Outftanding Ordnance Debentures, LI. 128. 
See fupra, 151.157. 163. 219.223. 
Orphans, zz. 


932. Accounts relating to the Orphans Fund of the City of London, XLVI. 690. &amp;c. 
See /upra, 351. : 


Papers, wiz. 


933- Containing Accounts, &amp;c. L. E. 134.—LII. E. 120, E. 193. E. 197. 
934. A Paper, being a “ Declaration” of His Majefty, LI. 238, 


Parliament. sce jupra, 701. 798. 802. &amp;c. 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) = Patents, 








Accounts and Papers. 








Patents, vz. 


935. Money iffued for a Patent for ereéting a Criminal Court of Judicature in Newfoundland, xLIX. 
446. 


See fupra, 837. 
Payments, wz. 


936. Accounts of occafional Payments out of His Majefty’s Civil Government, XLVI. E. 597. E. 
606. 


See infra, 939. 
Peace, wiz. 
937. Treaties of Peace, XLVII. E. 29. E. 820. 
Declarations on Failure of Negociation for Ditto, LI. 238.—LIII. 7. 
Tranflations of Notes, &amp;c. relative to Ditto, LI. 243.—LilII. 9.—LV. §5. 


See infra, 1241. 1243. &amp;c. 


Penitentiary Houfes, zz. 
938. Money iffued for Compenfation in making Defigns fora Ditto, &amp;c. L. E. 2.34. 


Penfions, w7z. 
939+ Payment of Ditto to American Sufferers, XLVII. E. 69. 
940. 





See fupra, 33. 
Ditto to Widows of Commiffioned Officers, XLVI. E. 279.———See /upra, 201. 
Lift of Penfions granted fince 1ft January 1792, &amp;c. LIII. E. 446. 





See infra, 102§. 1031. 1219. 


Petitions, viz. 
941. Relating to the Province of Quebec and Canada, &amp;c. XLVI. 227. 


Plans, vz. 
942. Relating to Navigable Canals, &amp;c. XLVII. 797. 1067. 
943- 





to the Woods, Forefts, 8c. of the Crown, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 1031.—XLVIII. 467, 
——w— to the Bafon or Quay, &amp;c. at Hull, XLIX. 401. 





to making the Approach to both Houfes of Parliament more commodious, XLVIII. 854. 


Plants, w7z. 
944. Money iffued for-an Experiment in the Cultivation of the Cheefe Rennett Plant, xLVIII. E. 292. 


Police, v7z. 


945. — of the Expence likely to be incurred for Ditto in Wapping, for the Year 1800; Ly, 
- 333¢ 


Poors Rates, wiz. 


946. Annual Amount of Ditto in the feveral Parifhes within the City of London, and how they: are 
affefled, LV. 753. 


Porte (Turkey ).— see infra, 1193. 1242. 


Poft Office (General) vz. 


947. Amount of the Revenue arifing from the Duty of Poftage for the laft Ten Years, with Diftin@tions, 
exclufive of Franks, &amp;c. L. E. 288 


Grofs Produce of the Revenue of the Office, for Four Years, to 5th April 1796; LII. 181.—Ditto, 
and Charges of Management, for Three Years, and Eftimate for 1796 ; 192. 


948. Amount 




































Accounts and Papers. 








i ET -—— 
—— = = ———o“*_&gt;———E==—=COC———=—_—_—_—_———_ ——- ~ = — ~——~ — ———— —-— a ree 
. 


Poft Office (General )— continued. 


948. Amount of the Duty of Letters and Packets, if fuch had been charged, for Ten Years, to sth 
April 1794; allo an Account of the Number: of Letters and Packets which have been fent 
or received free from the Duty of Poftage, for Five Years, to sth April 17943; L. E. 288. 


Number and Value of Franks from particular Dates in 1796; LII. 207. 


949- Account of the Number and Amount of the Poftage of all fuch Letters as, during the laft Two , 
Years, have been fent or received by the Clerks and others in all Publie Offices, who are entitled 
to fend and receive Letters free of Poftage, to the sth of January 1795; L. E. 332. 


950. A Lift of Members who, in confequence of Bodily Infirmity, have appointed fome other Perfon to 
frank their Letters, L. E. 384. 


g5!. A Return to an Order of the Houfe, that Papers could not be found, viz. The Notice from Sir 
Benjamin Hammet, appointing John Hammet to frank his Letters, L. E.. 409. 


952. Amount of General Franks (fuppofing the fame to have been charged with the Duty of Poftage) 
from 6th April 1793 to sth April 1795, and from 11th May 1795 to sth April 1796, &amp;&amp;c. 
LI. 688. 


Copy of the Appointment of John Palmer, E{quire, late Comptroller General of the Poft Office, 
Lil. 595. : 


Total Amount of Arrears due on sth January 1799, from the different Officers of the Poft Office 
in Great Britain, for Twenty-five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 661.—Ditto due on 5th’ 
January 1800, from 5th January 1774, &amp;c. LV. 416, 


Net Income of the Poft Office, for 1797, 1798, and 1799; LV. 51. 


Net Balances in the Hands of the Deputy Poftmafters in Great Britain, on 5th July and roth 
October 1799, &amp;c. LV. 416. 


Total Amount of the Balances due from the Deputy Poftmafters in England, Scotland, Dublin, 
and the Weft Indies ; alfo of the Balances due from the Penny Poft Office, and from the Re- 
ceiver General, upon 5th January 1799 and 5th January 1800; LV. 416. 


Potatoes, &amp;c. wiz. 


953- Quantity of Ditto, and of Salted Provifions, imported, &amp;c. fince the opening of the Ports on 26th 
of September, 1799, &amp;c. LV. 864. 


Printing, vz. 
954. Money iffued for Stationary for the Printing Office in Canada, XLIX. 94. 
for Expences of printing under the Alien A&amp;, L. 231. 
955: ———_——— for printing the Journals, &amp;c. of the Houfe, XLVI. 584. 


See /upra, 24. 273. S05. 831. 832. 


Prifoners, viz. 


956. Number of Perfons confined in Prifons, &amp;c. XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 47.—L. 590. 
Number of French Prifoners of War confined in Great Britain, LIl. 443. 


Treatment of Prifoners of War in Health, LUI. 393. 
Proceedings ‘relating to Prifoners in Cold Bath Fields Prifon, Liv. 255. 
Money wanted for Prifoners of War, LIV. 656. 


Number of Perfons imprifoned for Debt in Civil Actions in the feveral Gaols within the Bills of 
Mortality, &amp;c. LV..722. 


Number of Prifoners in Cold Bath Fields Prifon, communicated, by the Governor to the Juftices 
fince 1ft January 1800, &amp;c. LV. 770. 


Prifons, viz. 


957- Money iffued to fatisfy Expences in erecting Walls, &amp;c. at the Fleet Prifon, XLIx. E. gt. 


Lift of the Names of Perfons committed in virtue of A&amp; of 38 Geo. III. “ for fecuring, &amp;c. 
“ fuch Perfons as His Majefty fhall fufpect to be confpiring againft His Perfon and Govern- 
““ ment,” &amp;c. LIV. 85.—LY. 180. 


Copy of the Affidavit of the Keeper of Cold Bath Fields Prifon, taken 31ft December 1798; and 
of Letters written by the Duke of Portland, in confequence thereof, LIV. 133. 


Copy of Proceedings of the Quarter Seffions in January 1799, refpecting feveral Matters relating 
to Cold Bath Fields Prifon, Liv. 255. 


InpEx XLVI’ to LV. (1790—1800.) Report 








Prifons,—continued. 






Accounts and Papers. 





Report of the Committee appointed to infpeét the General Concerns of the Prifons in the County 
of Middiefex, laid before the General Seffions 21{t February 1799; LIV. 316. 


Eftimate of the probable Expence incurred and to be incurred for Repairs at the King’s Bench 
Prifon, LV. E. 333. 





of the Expence incurred for Repairs at the Marfhalfea Prifon, LV. E, 333. 


Copy of the Proceedings. of the Juftices for Middlefex upon the Reprefentations of the Grand 
and Traverfe Juries, &amp;c. relative to the State of Cold Bath Fields Prifon, LV. 761.—Copy of 
Prefentment of Grand Jury, &amp;c. inclofed, ibid. 


Privy Council, vz. 


958. 
959+ 
960. 


961. 
962, 


967. 


968. 
969. 


979. 
971. 


972- 


974 


975: 


Information received relative to the Charges and Freight of Corn carried Coaftwife, &amp;c. and alfo of 
Corn exported from the United States of America to different Countries, XLVI. 379. 





relative to the Charges and Freight of Corn to and from different Countries, 
XLVI. 379. 


Quantities of feveral Sorts of Corn and Grain warehoufed and taken out for Home Confumption, 
XLVI. 379. 


Table of the Average Prices of Corn in Ireland, &amp;c. XLVI. 402. 


Comparative View of Prices which regulate Export and Import of Corn in England and Ireland, 
XLVI. 402. ; 


Copy of Order in Council foradmitting 1,000 Tons of Salt Petre to an Entry, XLVI. 479. 

Copy of His Majefty’s Order in Council, prohibiting the Exportation of Wheat and Wheat Flour, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 9.—LI. 50. 

— Ditto, prohibiting the Exportation of Barley, Beer, or Bigg, or Meal, Flour, &amp;c. XLVIII. 9.— 
LI. 50. 


of Reprefentation of the Mayor and Magiftrates of the Town and County of Newcaftle-upon- 
Tyne, refpecting the prefent State of Bread Corn, and particularly of Rye, there, &amp;c. XLVIII. 9. 








of Order in Council for Monfieur Chauvelin, late Minifter from France to depart the Realm, 
XLVIIIL. 115. 


Ditto relating to Bye Boats pafling between Great Britain and France, XLVIII. 748. 





Copies of Reprefentations and Reports of Lords Commiffioners for Trade and Plantations, and of 
the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council, &amp;c. relating to the Newfoundland Trade and 
Fifhery, XLVI. 376. 

Copy of an Order in Conncil, laying an Embargo on all Britifh Ships, &amp;c. L. 238. 


Copies of Orders in Council, during the Recefs of Parliament, relative to the Importation and Ex- 
portation of Wheat and other Grain, and taking out of Warehoufe for Home Confumption 
Foreign Wheat, &amp;c. L. 74. 


—— Ditto at other Times, L. 245. 





Ditto relating to permitting Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, and Effeéts, to be brought from 
any of the Ports of the United Provinces, and warehoufed, &amp;c. L. 74.—Ditto relating to Goods, 
&amp;c. bound to fuch Ports, 77. 


Minutes of Evidence taken in refpect of the Stock of Grain in this Country, and the Price thereof, 
fubfequent to the Harveft of the Year 1794, &amp;c. LI. 50. 


Minute of Council relative to an unufual Demand of Specie in the Metropolis, Lil. E. 348. 


Copies of Orders in Council of 12th Auguft 1795, &amp;c. prohibiting the Exportation of any Sort of 
Rock Salt, for certain Periods, LI. E. 510. E. 531. 


—— Ditto for admitting Cargoes of Neutral Ships to Entry; and Lift of Neutral Ships admitted 
to Entry, under the 39th Claufe of the Dutch Property Aé, LI. 558. 


Ditto for eftablifhing a new Board for Tranifports, &amp;c. on the Expedition to the Weft Indies 
under Sir Charles Grey, &amp;c. LI. 679. 








Ditto approving of the propofed Increafe to the Wages of the Petty Officers, Seamen, &amp;c 
and to the Allowance of Provifions to Ditto, of His Majefty’s Fleet,3d May 1797; LU. E. 555, 





Ditto for permitting Appeals from Sentences of the Vice Admiralty Courts of Bermuda, &amp;c. 
LIH. 440. 





Ditto diffolving a Committee for Coins, and appointing a new Committee to confider the 
State of the Coins of this Kingdom, &amp;¢. LIM. 552. 
« ——Ditto 














— Accounts and Bapers. 





Privy Council,—continued. 


Copy of an Order in Council for allowing (under A&amp;t of 33 Geo. III.) the Exportation of an addi- 
tional Quantity of unground Corn, and ground Corn and Bifcuit, from the Ports and to the 
feveral Places therein fpecified, &amp;c. LIV. 84. 


Ditto for allowing an additional Quantity of Wheat, &amp;c. to be fent to the [Mand of Jerfey; 
LIV: 84. 








Ditto for allowing an‘additional Quantity of Barley, Beans, 8c. to be exported to the Sugar 
Colonies from the Ports of London and Liverpool, LIV. 84. 


Information, Letters, &amp;c. and Proceedings of the Lords of the Privy Council, relating to Ships 
arrived from Mogadore on the Coaft of Africa, with foul Bills of Health, &amp;c. LV. 244. 


Copy of the Examination taken refpecting the Inftitution, called, “ The Birmingham Flour and 
“ Bread Company or Union Mills,” Lv. 622. 


Eftimate of the Charge of maintaining the prefent Eftablifhment of the Floating Lazarette in 
Standgate Creek, LV..695. 


Annual Expence attending the whole prefent Quarantine Eftablifhment, for the laft Ten Years, &amp;c 
LV. 695. 


Table of Tonnagé Duties propofed to be paid on Ships and Veffels, the Cargoes of which, &amp;c. 
fhall have performed Quarantine in this Kingdom, LV. 695. 


Plan and Eftimate of a Lazarette propofed to be erected on Chetney Hill, prepared by James 
Wyatt; Efquire, Surveyor of His Majefty’s Board of Works, &amp;c. LV. 695. 


Copy of an Order in Council of roth December 1800 to prohibit the Exportation, &amp;c. of Corn, 
LV. gol. 





Ditto to prohibit the Exportation of Provifions ot Food, LV. go1. 
See infra, 986. 


Prizes, 772. 


976. 


978. 


979- 
980. 


981. 


Proceedings, vz. 
977: 


Proclamations, w/z. 


Money received for the Sale of Dutch Prizes, Lu. E. 53: 


Printed Proceedings of the Legiflature of Jamaica relative to the Maroons, Lil. 540. 


See infra, 981: 1221. 


Copy of His Majefty’s Proclamation, dated 7th Oétober 1763, relating to Quebec, XLVI. 227. 
Copies of Proclamations iffued in Dominica, relating to the Infurrection of Negroes, XLVI. 430. 


Copy of a Proclamation, dated at the Queen’s Houfe, 21ft May 1792, relating to Sedition, XLVII. 
E. 813. 


Copy of a Proclamation, iffued at Martinique 30th March 1794, and of one at Saint Lucia sth 
April 1794, by Sir Charles Grey, L. 532. , 


Copies of Two Proclamations, iffued 31ft Oftober and 4th November 1795, relating to Seditious 
Meetings, LI. 34: E. 50. E., 51. 





Ditto relative to the mutinous Proceedings of the Crews of fome of the Ships at the Nore, 
Lil. E. 629. . 





Ditto of 15th March 1799, prohibiting certain Perfons from landing in this Country from 
Ireland, ‘unlefs they produce Paffports, Liv. E. 376. 





Ditto appointing the Lords and Commons of the prefent Parliament to be the Firft Parliament 
of the Union with Ireland, LV. 875. E, 930. 


See infra, Weft Indies. 


Profecutions, viz. 
982. 


Account of Expenditure of the Money advaniced to the Solicitors of the Impeachment againft Mr. 
Haftings, and of other Expences and Charges relative to Ditto, XLVII. 593. 


See fupra, 704. 814. 861. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) U Protections, 












Accounts and Papers. 











Protections, vz. 


983. By the Excife, L. 134. ‘ 
984. By the Cuftoms, L. 267. 
985. By Ditto in Scotland, L. 262. 


See fupra, 227. 358. 895. 909. g11. &amp;c. 


Provifions, vz. 


986. Account of fundry Species of Provifions purchafed in Great Britain and Ireland for His Majefty’s 
Service, from the Commencement of the War to 1800; LV. 915. 


See fupra, 975. 


Pruffia, viz. 


987. Extraéts of Letters, &amp;c. relative to Peace with Ruffia, Germany, and the Porte, XLVI. E. 29, 
E. 386 
Account of Money iffued to the King of Pruffia, &amp;c. relating to the Treaty concluded at the 
Hague, L. 29. 





of Troops employed by Ditto, under the fame Treaty, L. 121. 


of the Diftribution of the Sum of £. 2,500,000, granted to His Majefty to fulfil His 
Engagements with the King of Pruffia, L. E. 245. 





See infra, 1234. &amp;c.—Supra, 754. 
Public Accounts, viz. 
Accounts prefented from the Office for Ditto, relating to, &amp;Pc. viz. 


988. Bank Annuities, One Year’s Account, XLVI. 88. 

989. Dividends unpaid, and other Sums of Public Money remaining unpaid in the Bank, XLVI. 88. 
990. ——_—_— paid, Arrears of Ditto, and of Lottery Certificates paid at the Bank, XLVI. 88. 

991. ~~ received by the Bank towards paying the Dividends due on the feveral Public Funds, XLVI. 


Prefented by His Majefty’s Command, vit. 


992. Money iffued to pay the Affeffments upon the Salaries of the Commiffioners and their Officers for 
; Land Tax, XLVIII. 334.—XLIX. 92. 
993. —_————— to pay Arrears of Contingencies due to fundry Perfons from the faid Office, XLVI. 576. 
—XLIX. go. 


Report of the Commifffioners of Public Accounts refpefting Monies due to the late Richard 
Ofwald, Efguire, L. 249. 


Balances due to the Public upon Declared Accounts, &amp;c. LIV. 660.—Withdrawn, 727.—Another 
prefented, 732. Balances, Arrears, &amp;c. LV. 357.—Dittodue upon Ordinary ahd Extraor- 
dinary Accounts depending in the Offices of the late Auditors of the Impreft, and transferred 
to the Commiffioners for auditing Public Accounts, 378. 








Public Debt.—see Jupra, 647. 


Public Income, viz. 


994. Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Refources conftituting the Public Income of Great Britain, 
for the Year ended sth January 1799, &amp;c. together with Appendixes, LIV. 625. 


Quarantine.—see fupra, Privy Council. 
Quebec Province, wiz. 


995. Asticles of Capitulation of Quebec in 17595; Definitive Treaty of Paris in 1763; alfo Proclama- 
tions, Inftructions, Petitions, Addrefies of Inhabitants, &amp;c. XLVI. 227. 
996. Money iffued to the Bifhop of Quebec, towards difcharging the Expences on his proceeding to his 


* See, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 94. 


Public 








Accounts and Bapers. 





Public Expenditure, &amp;c. vz. 


997+ Account, fhewing how the Public Monies remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer on sth Ja- 
nuary 1799, together with the Monies paid into the fame during the Year ending sth January - 
1800, &amp;c. have been actually applied, LV. 404 Pan I ap to the Account, (405 —The faid 
Papers withdrawn, and others prefented, 567. . 


Receipt and Expenditure, vz. 
998. Of the whole Money iffued from the Treafury, en Account of Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 684. 
Minute of the Board of Treafury relating to Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 684. 


oe 
‘ 


Records, vz. 





999- Relating to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVIII. 872. 
 ¥oo0. Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. See infra, 1264. 
1001: Money iffued for the Expence of removing Records, &amp;c. L. E. 240, 


Reduced Officers.——see /upra, 205. &amp; cs. 


Regifters, v7z. 


1002. Extracts from Regifters, LII.- 5404 


Remittances, w/z. 


1003. . From Scotland, of the Duties on Tobacco and Snuff, LI. 194. 


‘ 


Rentals, wz. 
1004. - Amount of Ditto of Eftates in the feveral Parithes, &amp;c. within the Seat: of Middlefex, taken 
Michaelmas 1799; LV. 754. 
Rents, vz. 


1005. Of the Land Revenue of the Crown, &amp;c. XLVII. 904. : 
Reported to be under the Collection of Sheriffs, XLVIII. 556: 
See infra, 1264. 


Reports, vz. 
1006. Relating to the Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 97. 





See infra, 1264, 


1007. Of Commiffioners appointed to enquire into Loffes by Owners of Ships, &amp;c. o: safpacking the African 
Slave Trade, XLVI. 135. 








1008. Ditto by Perfons removing from the Mufquito Shore, XLVII. 430. 
1009. Of Commiffioners of the Cuftoms relating to Accommodation for Ships, &amp;c. in the Port of Lon- 
don, LIl. 189. 
1010. Of Commiffioners of Public Accounts, L. 249. See /upra, 994. 
101. Of the Comptrollers of the Army Accounts, relating to Money paid to Colonel Fullarton, L. 297. 
Rte Ditto due to Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, for Extraordinaries during the late War in America, 
249. 
Firft Report of the Sdrveyor General of His Majefty’s Land Revenue, agreeable to Act of Parlia- 
ment, LI. E. 180. 
See fupra, 761. 
Revenue. 





See infra, 1017. 1025. 1042. 1128. 1129. 1206. 1264.—Supra, 345- 366. 369, 
370 372. 497. 508. 522. 557+ 575. 583. 603. 681. 712. 759- 785- 947- 


1004. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) | Royal 











Accounts and Papers. 





Royal Family, vz. 


1012. 


_ 1013. 


1014. 
1015. 


Penfions and Allowances, XLVI. E, sot. 
Ditto to the Princé of Wales, XLVI. Es §91: 
Annuity due to the Duke of Cumberland at the Time of his Death, XLVI. E. 617. 


Money iffued to pay a Bill drawn by the Envoy at Berlin, for the. Ufe of the Duke of Yorks 
XLVIII. 335: 





Money iffued to the Prince of Wales, viz. 


1016, 


For difcharging a Debt of Stone Mafon’s Work, XLVI? 575. 
See infra, 1019. 


Sums paid from the Dutchy of Cornwall, viz. 


1017. 


During the Minority of the Prince of Wales, L. E. 578. 


Carlton Floufe, viz. 


1018. 


1019. 


Application of a Sum to complete Ditto, L. 578. 


A Re-payment of a Sum on Account of Ditto, LU. 53. 
See fupra, 998. 


Other Matters, viz. 


1020. 
1021. 
1022. 


1023. 


Ruflia, viz. 


1024. 


Eftablifhment of the Prince of Wales, L. E. 519. 

Additional Ditto of the Prince of Wales, L. E. 521. 

Eftablifhment of the Prince and Princefs of Wales, in the Year 1749, L. E. 523. 
Treaty of Marriage of the Duke of York and the Princefs of Pruffia, XLVI. E. 397: 
Ditto of the Prince of Wales and the Princefs Caroline of Brunfwick, L. E. 523. 





Mediation relative to Peace with Ditto, the Porte, and Getmany, XLVI. 3. E. 29. E. 386. 
See infra, 1173. 1242.—Supra, 435. 836. 


Salaries, Penfions, &amp;c. viz. 


1026. 
1026. 
1027. 
1028, 
1029. 
1030. 


1031. 
1032. 
1033. 
1034. 

Salt, 
1035. 


1036 


1037. « 





Of the Lord High Chancellor, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 591. E. 601. 

Of Perfons payable out of the Civil Lift Revenues, XLVI. E. 594. E. és LIV. E. 287. 
Relative to Forefts, XLVI. 99.—XLVII. 143. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 603. 

Of Perfons employed by the Eaft India Company in India, XLVI. 43. &amp;c. 

Enjoyed by the Honourable William Eliot, Chargé des Affaires at the Court of Berlin, XLIX..74. 
Granted to Lord Malmefbury on his Miffion to the Court of Berlin, XLIX. 74. 


Amount of a Penfion granted to James Hayes, Efquire, late One of the aug of the Grand 
Seffions for the Counties in Wales, XLIXx. 74. 


_ Salary granted to Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet, upon his Appointment as Commiffioner at Toulon, 


together with all Perquifites and Emoluments attending thereon, XLIX. 74. 


Of Secretary, &amp;c. to the Commiffioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, XLVI. E. 477° 
&amp;c. ——See /upra, 652. 
For publifhing Weekly Accounts of the Prices of Sugar, LI. E. 184. 
See /upra, 149. 201. 233. 236. 707. 1012.—Infra, 1036. 


VIZ. 


Amount of the Difcounts allowed on prompt Payment of the Duties on Salt, for Three Years, 
ended sth April 1794; LI. 194. 


Quantity of Salt carried Coaftwife, from one Part of England to another, Twenty Miles by Sea, 
with Amount of Allowance for Wafte thereon, for Three Years, ended sth April 17943 LI. 
194. 

Account of the Yearly Amount of the Net Salaries iid fixed Allowances paid to the different Of- 
ficers employed in the Salt Revenue, and alfo their Emoluments, LIII. - 

See infra, 1057. 
: Saltpetre 



























. 


Actounts and Papers. 








Saltpetre, vz. 
1038. Quantity purchafed, XLVII. 68.—LII. 136. 
See /upra, 962. 


Schedules, vz. 


1039. Of Lands neceffary for fecuring Batteries, &amp;c. XLIX. 585. 596. 
1040. * Relating to Woods; Forefts, &amp;c. annexed to Reports, XLVIII. 556. 
Of Accounts prefented, LII. 366. 


Scotland, zz. 


1041. Copy of Circular Letter from Mr. Secretary Dundas to Sheriffs Depute, &amp;c. and their Anfwers, 
relative to Crops of Grain in 1792; XLVIII. 89. 


1042. Notorial and certified Copies of Charters, Setts or Confftitutions, and Accounts of Revenues, 
&amp;c.'of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, ordered in the preceding Parliament, XLVHI. 462.— 
Others ordered, and prefented, &amp;c. 872. 


Copy of a Letter from Mr. Rofe in 1797 to the Commiffioners of Excife, direéting them to obtain 
Information relative to the Diftilleries in Scotland ; and alfo a Letter from Scotland containing 
the faid Information, LIII. 293. 


‘a Account of all Sinecure Offices, &amp;c. which were held by Patent or ctherwife in Scotland, that 
have become vacant fince the Appointment of the Committee on Finance in April 1797, &amp;c. 
‘LV. 771. 


Eftimates relating to Scotland, vit. 


1043. Of the Charge of the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads and Bridges in North Britain, 
for1791; XLVI. E. 279.—For 1792; XLVII. E. 74.—For,1793; XLVI. E. 19.—For 1794; 
XLIX. E. 27.—For1795; L. E. 33.—For 1796; Li. E. 535:—For 1797; LI. E. 110.—For . 

17983 Lil. E. 488.—For 1799; LIV. E. 616.—For 1800; LV. E. 121. 


See infra, 1046. 


Accounts refpetting Scotland, relating to, vit. 


1044. Total Amount of Arrears due on sth January 1799, from the Officers of the Poft Office in Scot- 
land, for Twenty-five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 661.——=Ditto due on sth January 
1800 from Ditto, fromthe 5th January 1774, and Amount, &amp;c. of Payments made in Dif- 
charge thereof, LV. 223. 


Emigrants, viz. 


1045. Money iffued for purchafing Provifions for Ditto from Scotland, arrived at Nova Scotia in great 
Diftrefs, XLVI. E. 334. 


Surveys, viz. 


1046. . Money iffued for Expences of Surveys of intended Military Roads in Invernefs Shire, XLIX. E. 86. 
L. E. 240. 
1047. —— Ditto for Ditto in the County of Sutherland, LI. E. 580. 


Accounts of the Cuftoms in Scotland, relating to, viz. 


Allowances, Difcount, &amp;c. viz. 
1048. Amount of Ditto paid for Wafte on Salt carried Coaftwife, for Three Years, ended sth April 1794; 
LI. 287. 
Bounties paid, viz. 
1049. For encouraging the Britifh Herring Fifhery in Ditto, from sth July 1788 to sth July 1790, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 362. 
Bounties or Premiums claimed and paid, viz. 
1050. For Veffels, &amp;c. arriving from the Greenland and Southern Whale Fifheries, L. 462. 


_ Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Xx _ Coals, 





1051. 


1052. 


1053. 


10545 


1055. 


1056. 


1057. 


1058. 


1060, 


1061. 


1062. 





1063. 


Accounts and Papers. 


oF UST OE Tn enna nae a te an enn ord 


Seotland;—continued. 


Coals, viz. 
Amount of the Produce of the Duty on Ditto at thé different Ports in Scotland, for the laft Three 
Years preceding 10th Oétober 1792; XLVIII. 101. 


Quantity exported from the feveral Ports in Scotland, from 1 790 to 1800; LV. 551. 


Corn, viz. 


Quantities exported froin Scotland in 1776 and 1777, and alfo in 1794 and 1795, diftinguifhing 
the Ports, &amp;c. LI. 584. 


Corn and Flour, wiz. 


All Corn, and Flour imported into Scotland in the Month of April 1796, entitled to receive a 
Bounty on Importation; &amp;c. LI. 792. 


Corn and Grain, viz. 


All Seizures made by the Officers of the Cuftoms in Scotland of Corn, Grain, &amp;e: attempted to be 
exported or imported contrary to Law, &amp;c. for the laft Twelve Years, ending -Chriftmas 17905 
XLVI: 378 


Herrings, viz. 
Quantities of White Herrings exported from Scotland in 1788, 1780, 1790; and Quantities 
caught by Buffes fitted out for the Tonnage Bounty, &amp;c. XLVI. 362.—LIII. 431. 


Total Number of Veffels, and their Tonnage, Number of Men and Boys employed, from the 
feveral Ports in Scotland for the faid Fifhery, for Nine Years; Number of Veflels receiving 
Bounties and Premiums, &amp;c. Lill. 431: - 


Light Houfes, viz. 


Accounts of the Conimiffioners appointed by Acts of Parliament for erecting Light Houfes on the 
Northern Parts of Great Britain, XLVI. 47.—XLVII. 517.—XLVIII. 86.—xXLIX. 302.—L. 222. 
LI. 287.—LIII. 465.—LV. 223. 771. 


Potatoes, &amp;c. viz. 


Quantity of Ditto, and Salted Provifions, imported into the feveral Ports of Scotland, from. the 
opening of the Ports on 26th September 1799, &amp;c. LV. 864. 


Salt, viz. 
Quantity imported into and delivered for the Fifhery in Scotland, from 5th April 1787 to sth April 
1790; XLVI. 362. 
Duties on Salt paid or collected in the Counties of Argyle, &amp;c. for 1786 and 1797, and from 1784 
to 1798; LIV. 520. 
| See fupra, 1047. 


Ships and Veffels, viz. 


What Number of Ships or Veffels from Scotland have been employed in the Whale Fifhery to 
Davis’s Streights and Greenland Seas, and Quantity of Oil, &amp;c. imported, XLVI. 47.—XLVII. 
517.—XLVIII. 86.—XLIX. 302.—L. 222.—LI. 287.—LIII.. 465.—LV. 223. 


Number of Veffels, &amp;c. which have arrived from Ruffia in the feveral Ports in Scotland, and alfo 
the Veffels which have cleared out from Scotland to Ruffia, during the laft Ten Years, &amp;c. XLVI. 
431. , 

Lift of all Veffels, Tonnage, &amp;c. cleared Outwards from the feveral Ports of Great Britain to the 
Coaft of Africa, from 1789 to 1793, noticing fuch as have cleared for the Slave Trade, X LIX. 
327. 

Number of Men, &amp;c. employed in any Veflel, Craft, &amp;c. belonging to the Cuftoms in Scotland, 
and Number of Ditto who enjoy Protections from that Office, L. 262. 


of Veffels of Tonnage, &amp;c. employed by the Cuftom Houfe, and Hands employed, 
L. 262. 


—— of Veffels, &amp;c. arrived in the feveral Ports of Scotland in 1788, &amp;c. from Greenland and 
Southern Whale Fitheries, Quantity of Oil, &amp;c. L. 462. 





Excife 






























1064. 


1065. 


1066. 


1067. 


1068. 


1069. 


1070. 


i071. 
1072. 


1073. 


1074. 


1075. 
1076. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Accomits and Papers. 





Scotland,—continued. 
Excife in Scotland, vit. 


Accounts of Ditto, relating to, viz. 


Amount of all the Taxes under the Management of the Commiffioners relating to Ditto, in the 
Counties of Argyle, Invernefs, &amp;c. for the Years 1786 and 1797 ;, LIV. 613.——Other Accounts 
relative to Argyle, North; Argyle, South; &amp;c. from 1784 to 1798; 732. 


All Monies paid out of the Revenue of Excife in North Britain, in Anticipation of the Ex- 
chequer Receipt, &amp;c. diftinguifhing the Application for the Civil Government ‘in Scotland, 
during the Year ending sth January 1800; LV. 551. 

Allowances, viz. 


Dedutted on the Produce of the Malt Tax, XLVII. 517. 


Arrears, viz. 


Total Amount of Ditto due on sth January 1799 from the Officers of Excife in North Britain, 
for Twenty five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 565.—Ditto on sth January 1800, from 
sth January 17743 LV. 300. 
Auctions, viz. 
Remittances for the Duty on Ditto, for Four Years, Lil. 167. 


Bricks and Tiles, viz. 
Net Amount of the Duties on Ditto, for Three Years, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 294. 
Remittances for the Duty on Bricks, for Four Years, LII. 167. 
Account of the Duty on Pan and Ridge Tiles, and on Non-cnumerated Tiles, for Three Years, 
&amp;c. XLIX. E. 297. 
Candles, viz. ; 
Grofs Amount of the Duty of One Halfpenny per Pound on Tallow Candles, after deduéting 
Drawbacks, XLVII. 517. 
Coffee and Cocoa, viz. 
Amount of the Duties on Ditto, for Fiye Years, to the lateft Period, &amp;c, L. 383. 
Remittances for the Duty on Ditto, for Four Years, Lil. 167. 


Corn, Grain, Flour, Malt, and Bran, -viz. 
Quantities of Ditto ufed in the Diftilleries, &amp;c. L. 222. 


Diftillery, viz. 
Grofs and Net Produce of Ditto, LII. 667. 684. 
See fupra, 1069. 
Drawbacks, viz. 
Amount of Ditto paid on Exportation of Rum, for One Year, XLVI. 338. 


Duties paid, viz. 
On Rum imported, XLVI. 338.—L. 383. 
On Spirits diftilled from Grain, L. 262., 
On Starch made, L. 222. 


Glafs, viz. 
Account of the Net Duties on Glafs, for Three Years, &amp;c. XLIXs E, 297. 
Amount of the Duties on Glafs Bottles or Bottle Metal, for Three Years, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 297. 


Account ! the Duty on Window Glafs, commonly called Spread Glafs, for Three Years, &amp;c. 
XLIX. E. 297. 


Malt, 








Scotland,—continued. 


1090. 


1091, 


. 1092. 


. Excife,—continued. 


Malt, wiz. 














1077. Produce of the Tax upon Malt impofed by paiticulat Acts ad Parliament, with the Allowances de- 
ducted, &amp;c. XLVI. 517. 
1078. Quantity of Ditto ufed in the Diftilleries; L. 222. 
Paper, viz. 
1079; Net Amount of the Duty on Paper, for Three Years, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 297. 
1080. Net Produce of the Duties on Paper made; for Six Years, to sth July 1793, with Diftinctions, 
&amp;c. XLIX. 327. 
Rum, viz. : 
10814 Quantities imported into, and exported out of, Great Britain, with Amount of Duties and Draw- 
backs, XLVI. 338. 
1082, of Britifh Plantation Rum imported into, and exported from, Scotland, in 1794, with 
Amount of Duties received, L. 383. 
Spirits, viz. 
1083. Account of the Net Amount of the Duties on Britifh Spirits, for Three Years, &amp;c. XLIX. E, 
297. Ditto impofed in 1791, for Three Years, ended cth Jwy 17943 L. 384. 
1084. Account of the Net Amount of the Duties on Foreign Spirits, for Three“Years, with Diftintions of 
the Duties impofed in 1791, &amp;c. XLIX. E 297.—Ditto ended 5th July 17943 L. 384. 
1085. Quantity of Ditto diftilled from Grain, diftinguifhing the Kind of Grain, and Duty paid thereon, 
for Three Years, L. 262. 
Starch, viz. 
1086. Quantity made from Wheat Flour, or other Materials, which has paid Duty in Scotland, in 
17943 L. 222. 
See fupra, 1073. 
Tobacco and Snuff, viz 
1087. Amount of Remittances from’ Scotland of the Duties on Ditto, for Three Years, to sth July 
17943 LI. 194. 
Veffels, Boats, &amp;c. viz. 
1088. Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, &amp;c. belonging to the Excife in Scotland, and 
Number of Men who enjoy Protections from that Office, L. 262. 
1089. of Veffels of Tonnage, and Number of Boats and Row Galleys, employed by the 
Excife in Scotland, and the Hands employed therein, L. 262, 
Seamen. See fupra, Navy. 


Secretary of State, vz. 


Accounts and Papers from the Office of Ditto, relating to, viz. 


Affidavits, L. 563. 566. 
Aliens; Return of Ditto, LII. 453. 
Commiffions, viz. 


To Lord Cornwallis; India, XLVI. 403. 
To Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet ; Corfica, L. 96. 


Conditions of Loans to the Emperor of Germany, LII. 586 
Conventions, 

































Accounts and Papers: 


Secretary of State,—continued. 


- 1093. 
1094. 


1095. 


1096. 
1097. 


1098. 


1099. 
1100. 


rrof. 


r1m02. 


1103. 


3104. 


» 4 105. 


1106, 
1107. 


1108, 
II09. 


trro. 


IIll. 


TITr2. 


1113. 


Accounts and Papers from the Office of, &amp;c.—continued. 


Conventions, VIZ. 
With the States General of the United Provinces, XLIX. E. 492. 
With the Emperor of Germany, L. E: 554. 


Corfica, L. 96. E. 181,—LIII. 466. 

Declarations of War, LII. 193.—Date of Ditto, 207.—Anfwets to Ditto, 196. 
on Failure of Negotiations for Peace, Lil. E. 238. 
relative to the Emperor of Germany, LII. E. 586. 

Dutch Ships of War and Seamen, &amp;c. LV. 697. 707. 

Eaft India Company, L. 181. 

France, XLVIII. 51. 102. 748. 

Ifle of Man, Lill. 535. 


Letters, viz. 
Extra¢ts relative to Convicts, XLVII. 498. 
From Earl Cornwallis, dated Camp in Myfore, sth April 1792; XLVIII. E: 4o. 


From Governor Wentworth, &amp;c. relative to the State of Defence of Nova Scotia, &amp;c. XLIX, 
344.0 
Ditto to the Maroons from Jamaica, LII. 472. 517. 


os 





Circular Letter to Lord Lieutenants, internal Defence, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 378. 
Relative to Sir Charles Grey, &amp;c. Weft Indies, L. 532. 557. 
Letters, &amp;c. relative to Peace, LV. E. 804. | 
To Colonel Hay, Earl of Aberdeen, &amp;c. LI. 229. 
From Sir John Wentworth, Baronet, to the Duke of Portland; in 1797; LIII. 304. 
Meffages of His Majefty, LI. 192. 
Militia, viz. . 
Qualifications, XLVI. 637.—XLVII. 809.—XLVIII. 876.—XLIX. 737.—L. §98.—LI. 684, 
Lil. 739. 
Notes, viz. 


Delivered by the Minifters of the Emperor and the King of Neples, 20th September 1792, 
&amp;c. XLVUI. E. 664. 


Orders of Council, XLVIII. 748.—L. 238. 
Prifoners, LV. 722. 
Prifons, LIV. 255. 
Proclamations, L. 532.—LI. 34.—LII. 629.—LV. 875. 
Reports relative to Fees, Gratuities, 8c. of Public Offices, XLVIII. 876. 
Scotland; Military Roads, Liv. 616. 
Sedition, XLIX. 589. 594. 
Treaties, XLVIII. E. 40.—XLIX. E.492.—L. E. 301.—L1. E. 21.—LI1. E. 379.—-LY. E. 10. 
Troops, viz. 
‘Foreign Troops employed, L. 121. 181. 
Men killed, wounded, miffing, &amp;c. L. 121. 


Infantry, viz. 
Returned from the Continent, L. 541. 
Men deftined for the Expedition to the Weft Indies, &amp;c. LI. 679. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Y Weft 









Arrounts and Papers. 








Secretary of State,—continued. &gt; 


- Accounts and Papers from the Office of, bcc. &lt;-rareeinared. 
Weft Indies, viz. 
1114. Proclamations iffued at Martinique, &amp;c. L. 532. 557- 563. 566. 
Maroons from Jamaica, LII. 472. 517. 


Saint Domingo; Letters from the Duke of Portland to Major General Williamfon, &amp;c. LIL. 
55% . 
Surinam, LV. 769. 


Seé fupra, 1090. 1113. Alfo, Opeffages. 





Secret Service, viz. 
1115. Money iffued for His Majefty’s Foreign Secret Service, XLIX. E. 95. 


1116. Ditto for His Majefty’s Service Abroad, L. E. 231.—L1. E. 185. E. 585.—.l. E. 154. 





Eftimate of what may be wanted for Secret Service Abroad, for 1798; LIII. E. 86.—For 1799; 
LIV. E. 47.—For 1800; LY. E. 210. 


Charges incurred and paid for Secret Service Money, for the laft Saisie Years, &amp;c. LIV, 
315. 
Excefs beyond Sums granted for Secret Service Abroad, for 1799; LV. E. 317. 


Sedition, w7z. 


1117. A Book and feveral Papers referred to in His Majefty’s Meflage of 12th May; XLIX. 589.—Se- 
veral other Papers referred to in Ditto, 594. 


1118. Report of the Secret Committee on Ditto, XLIX. 600.—Another Report &amp;c. 656. 


Services, viz. 


1119. Money iffue:i out of the Civil Lift Revenues, for various Services, XLVI. 575.—XLVII. 47.— 
XLVIIF. 332. 408.—XLIX. 90. 446.——-L. 231.—LI. 184. 584. 610. 


1120. Accounts of Mifcellaneous Services, &amp;c. XLVI. 533. 


See /upra, 109, 113. 123. 140. 158. 177. 181.191. 208. 219.250. 890. 899. &amp;c. 


Sheriffs, viz. 
1121. Vifcontiel Rents reported to be aniwered by Sheriffs, XLVIII. 556. 562. 
1122. Money iffued to be paid to Sheriffs of Newfoundland, XLIXx. E. 94. 


Ships, &amp;c. 


Slaves, vz. 





See fupra, 428. 431. 751. 887. 895. 897. 


1123. Money iffued for enquiring into Loffes fuftained by regulating the Slave Trade, XLVIII. 292. 
See /upra, 438. 450, 798. 
Somerfet Place.—See jupra, 312. 922. 


South Sea Houfe.—see jupra, 354. 
Spain, 772. 


1124. Declarations, &amp;c. with Ditto, XLVI. E. 29 
1126. Treaties with Ditto, XLIx. E. 4. 
Declaration of War againft Great Britain, LIL E. 193». 
See infra, 1193. 1229. &amp;c.—Supra, 136. 137. 906. 


Speaker, w/z. 


1126, Acquaints the Houfe of Accounts, &amp;c: being received in confequence of Orders of the Houfe, 
XLVI. 397.—XLVII. 47.—L. 590. 
Spirits, 





Accounts and Papers. 





j Spirits.— See fupra, 423. 737. 


Stamp Office, viz. 


1132. 


1133, 


1134. 


1135. 


1136. 


1137. 


1138. 





Inpzx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


Accounts of Ditto, relating to, vit. 


Total Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents; XLVi. E. 77.—XLIX, E. 
106.—L. E. 12.—LI. E. 38.—L. E. 47.— lll. E. 97. 


Total Net Produce arifing from the Stamp Revenue, XLVIII. E. 64.—L. E. 13. 
of the Stamp Duties, LIV. E. 104.—LV. 404. 


—______—— paid into the Exchequer of the Duties atifing ftom the Stamp Revenue; XLVI. 
E. 77.—XLVII. E. 47. E. 48.—XLIX. E..106.—L1. E. 38.—Lil. E. 47. Lin. E. 97. 


paid inta the Exchequer of the Duties on Stamps, with Diftin¢tions, XLVI- 
210. . 


Grofs Produce of the additional Stamp Duties impofed by Act 29 Geo. II.3 XLVI. 403. E. 503. 
—Produce, XLVII. E. 122. 


Net Balances in the Hands of the Diftributors of Stamps in Great Britain, on ioth O&amp;ober 1798, 
&amp;c. LIV. 661.—Dittoon roth October 1799, and on sth January 1800; LV. 378. 


Amount of Arrears due on 1ft Auguft 1797 from the faid Diftributors, for Twenty-five Years 
preceding that Date, &amp;c, LIV. 660.—Dhtto due on sth January #800, from sth January 17743 
LV. 378. 


Affidavits, Original Writs, &amp;c. viz. 


Amount of Duties on Ditto, diftinguifhing thofe configned to the Diftributors in the Cofntry, 
and thofe iffued at the Head Office for Ready Money, for Three Years, to 1ft Auguft 1794; 
L. 262 

. 


Ale Licences, viz. 
Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duty on Ditto, XLVI. E. 507. 


Bills of Exchange, Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. viz. 
Grofs and Net Produce of the Duties on Ditto, XLVI. 628. 
Produce of Ditto on Bills of Exchange, 1795-65 LII. 568. 


Burials, viz. 
Net Payments into the Exchequer of the Duty on Ditto, for Three Years, XLIx. E. 129. 


Certificates, viz. 
Produce of the Duty on Ditto, takem out by Solicitors and Attornies,; 1795-6; LII. 508. 


Confignment of Stamps, viz. 


Amount of Ditto made to the refpective Diftributors, 1795-6, diftinguifhing the Produce of 
each Article on which a feparate Duty is charged, and Amount of Duties, Li. 508. : 


Confolidated Duties, vz. 
Produce of the Duties of the feveral Articles comprized under this Head, -#79§-6; LII. 508. 


Game, wiz. 


Certificate Duty, from the Commencement to 1ft July 1790, diftinguifhing the Rate of: Duty, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 88.—For the Year ending sth January 1797; LII. 684. Produce of Ditto for 17973 
Lill. 93. 





Gloves, viz. 
Net Payments into the Exchequer of the Duty on Ditto, for Three Years, XLIX. E. 129. 


Hats, viz. 
Net Amount of the Hat Duty, for Three: Years, erided rt Augult 13955 LI. 602, 








Stamp Office,—continued. 





Infurance, viz. 
1138, Produce of the Duty on Ditto, 1795-6; LII. 508. 


Legacies, viz. 
1139. An Account of the Legacy Duty, fot Three Years, ending 1ft Auguft 1795; LI. 194. 


Perfumery, viz. 


1140. . Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties on Ditto, impofed by A@ 26 Geo. II.; XLVL 
403. 
Grofs Amount of the Duty for Town and Country, from 2d Auguft 1786 to 1ft Auguft 1799, 
each” Year, &amp;c. LV. 642. 


Plate, viz. 
Produce of the Duty on Ditto, 1795-63; LI. 508. 


Stage Coaches, viz. 
Amount of the Duty of One Penny per Mile oa Ditto, for, Three Years, with Diftin@ions, Li. 


166 





Starch.—See Jupra, 1073. 1086. 
“ws 


States, For eign o—— See infra, Treaties. —Supra, 435. 694. 768. 792. 820. 1124. 


States General.—see fupra, 207. 792. &amp;c. 


Stationary, vz. 
II4l. Money iffued for Ditto for Upper Canada, XLIX. E. 94.1. E. 610. 


Stock, viz. 





1142. Account of Ditto purchafed by the Commiffioners for the National Debt, XLVI. 244. 
1143. Ditto by the Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. £. 563. 
1144. —— Dittoof the Eaft India Company, XLVI. 401.—XLVIII. 135. &amp;c. 


Subfidies.—sce infra, Treafury. 
Sugar, viz. 


1145. arr 8 for publifhing, &amp;c. Weekly Returns of the Average Price of Mufcovado Sugar, &amp;c. 
LI. E, 184. 


See fupra, 454. 456 


Supplies, vz. 
Sums wanting to complete the Supplies granted for the Service of the Year 1797; Liv. E. 608. 


Surinam.—sSee infra, Weft Indies. 
Surpluffes.—see jupra, 636. 638. 661: 


Surveys, &amp;c.— see infra, Woods, Foretts, &amp;c. 















Attounts and ABDapers. 


Tax Office, vz. 


Accounts from Ditto, relating to, viz. 


1146. 


1147. 
1148. 


1149. 


1150. 


I1St. 


1152. 


1153. 


1154. 


1158. 
1156. 





Affeffed Taxes, viz. 


Net Produce of Ditto (exclufive of Land Tax and Inhabited Houfe Duty) xLvu. 88. 
of Ditto, for Three Years, ended sth April 1795; LI. 194: 





Total Net Produce of the Taxes, for One Year, ending sth January 1794; XLIX. E. 119.—Ditto 
sth January 1795; L. E. 53. 

Produce of the Affeffed Taxes, for the laft Three Years, ending 5th April 1796; LII. 166. 

Amount of the Affeffed Taxes, for One Year, ending sth April 1797, deducting Charges of Ma- 
nagement, &amp;c. LU. 125.—Expeéted Amount of Ditto, for One Year, to sth April 1798; 136. 


For One Year, ending 10th Oétober 1798; diftinguifhing Duties impofed in 1793, 1794, 
&amp;c. LIV. E. 49. 


Number of Perfons who pay Affeffled Taxes, from Six Shillings to Four Hundred Pounds and 
upwards, annually, &amp;c. LID. 125. 








—_——— who pay the Duties on Windows-and Inhabited Houfes, fron: Three Shillings , 
to One Hundred Pounds, &amp;c. LIII. 133. 


Names of Perfons paying Affeffed ‘Taxes, in Claffes, LIT. 540. 


_ Account of the Charge, under an Act, 38 Geo. III. “ for "granting an Aid and Contribution for 


* the Profecution of the War,” compared with the Amount of the Affeffments on which the 
Charge is made, LIV. 49. 


Amount of Arrears due on sth January 1799, from the Receivers General of the Land“and Af- 
feffed Taxes in Great Britain, for Twenty-five Years preceding that Date, &amp;c. LIV. 661,—Ditto 
due on sth January 1800, from 5th January 1774; LV. 378.——See infra, 1158. 


Total Produce of the Tax upon Income, for the Year ending sth of April 1800; LV. 211. 


Actual and Eftimated Expence of colle&amp;ting the Tax on Income, for the Years 1799 and 1800; 
LV. 609. 


Carts and Waggons, viz. 


Annual Net Produce of the Duty upon Carts and Waggons, chargeable under A&amp; of 23 Geo. III. 
XLVII. 377. 


Clocks and Watches, viz. 


Account of the Affeffments on Ditto, for Three Quarters of a Year, Lill. 364. 


Dogs, viz. 


Produce of the Tax on Ditto, LIl. 684. 


Horfes and Carriages, viz. 


Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the additional Duties on Horfes and Carriages with Four 
Wheels, impofed by A&amp;t 26 Geo. III. XLVI. 403. 


Grofs Affeffment of the additional Duties on Horfes and Carriages, impofed in 1789; XLVI. 
E. 503. | 

Diminution in the Amount of the Horfe Tax, impofed in 1785, by Act of 26 Geo. IH. XLVI. 
E. 504 


Produce of the additional Duties on Horfes and Carriages, for the Year ending soth October 
1791, &amp;c. XLVII. E. 125. 


Houfes, viz. 


Net Produce of the Duties on Inhabited Houfes, under AG 24 Geo, III. and which have been 
_ paid over to the Receiver General of the Cuftoms, XLVI, 210. E. 506. 


of the Duty upon Houfes under Seven Windows ; and alfo of thofe chargeable only 
with the Duty of One-Shilling per Houfe. in Scotland, under A&amp; of 1788; XLYII. 377. 


Total Amount of the Duties on Windows and Inhabited Houfes, impofed by Acts of 6, 19, and 
24 Geo. III. for One Year, ending sth April 1797, &amp;c. LIII. 125, 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800,) Z 1157. Number 











Accounts and Papers. 








Tax Office,—continued. 


Houfes,—continued. 
1157. Number of Houfes that have bien affeffed to the Window Tax in England and Wales, fince 
sth January 1777, with Diftinétions, XLVIII. 415. 
= Number of Houfes in England and Wales charged to the Duty on Inhabited Houfes, in particular 


Claffes, &amp;c. LIII. 304. 
See fupra, 815: 


Land Tax, viz. 
1158. = Charge of Ditto in Great Britain, &amp;c. and actual Payments into the Exchequer, &amp;c. XLVI. 
599. 
Account of what Arrears of Land Taxes were ftanding out at Lady Day 1796, with the Names 
of the refpeétive Receivers in whofe Hands the Arrears remain, and what Proceedings had to 


compel Payment, LI. 649. 


Expences incurred for the Payment of Salaries to. Commiffioners, &amp;c. under the Acts for the Re- 
demption of the Land Tax, LV. 780. 


Militia, vz. 
1159. Sums paid out of the Siete of the Land Tax for the Service of the Militia, XLVI. 210. 


Officers, v7x. 


1160. Number and Salaries of Officers under the Commiffioners for Taxes, propofed to be added to 
the Number exifting on 5th April’ 1799; LV. 609. 


_ Servants, viz. 
1161. Annual Net Produce of the Duties upon Female Servants, under Act 25 Geo. III. xLvIl. 377: 


Taxes, viz. 


Net Produce of the Permanent Taxes, which fubfifted previous to 1791, in the Years 1795, 
1796 ; adding Particulars relating to Duties on Home-made Spirits, and Bounties for Corn 


arid Seamen, LI.7.7.——Ditto,:and for 17975, LIM. E. 115. 








Teas, viz. 
1162. Amount of Excife Duties on Ditto, L. 264. 


Tobacco and Snuff. 





See fupra, 396. 749. 1087. 


Toulon, vz. 
1163. Money iffued for the Expences of a Commiffion, appointing Lord Hood, &amp;c. to be Commiffioners 
at Ditto, XLIX. E. 446 


Eftimate of the Sum which may be agi for the Relief of Toulonefe Emigrants, for 1799; 
LIV..E. 47.+For 1800; LY. E. 180. 7 





Tranfport Service. See fupra, 883. 897. 


Travelling, vz. 


1164. Money iffued to fome Perfons of France, to enable them to go where they were to be diftributed, 
LIl. 155. 


Treafury,, 27%», , : 
Accounts prefented from thence, 
“By His. Majefty’ 's-Command, relating t viz. 


Sf p865.° 29 OAlfribay LOB 2q5-LV. EB. 750. 
Algiers, XLVI. E. 607: 





L&lt;c*4 











Actomtts and BBapers. 





Treafury,—Accounts prefented from thence, 


1166. 
1167. 


1168. 
1169. 


1170. 


II7!I. 


1172. 
1173. 


1174. 


1175. 


76. 
. 77° 


1178. 


1179. 


1180. 


1181, 


1182. 


1183. 
1184. 
1185. 


1186, 
1187. 
1188. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


By His Majefty’s Command,—conrinued. 


Aliens, LV. 180. 
American Sufferers, XLVI. E. 575.—XLVII. E. 47.—LV. E. 180. 
Awards, LV. 333. . 
Allowances to American Civil Officers, and others, LI. E. 184. 
Army, LV. E. 120. 
Bank of England, LV. E. 345. 
Carlton Houfe, L. 578. 


Civil Eftablifhments ; America, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 424.—XLVII. E. 108 —XLVII. E. 258.—XLIX. 
E. 67.—L. E. 134.—LI. B. 80.—LV. E. 750. 


Civil Government ; His Majefty’s, XLVI. E. 589.—LIV. E. 265. 
Civil Lift, not being Part of the Expenditure, Lv. E. 740. 


Civil Lift Revenues, XLVI. E. 575.—XLVII. E. 47.—XLVIII. E. 332, E. 408.—XLIX. E. go. 
E. 446.—L. E. 231. E. 473.—LI1. E. 184. E. 584. E. 610.—Lul. E, 276. E. 373. E. 487.— 
LIV. E. 265.—LV. E. 340. 


Coin; Profecutions, LV. 333. 

Conviéts at Home, Lill. E. 487.—Lv. E. 180, 
Declarations, Conventions, &amp;c. XLVI. 29. E. 30. 
Decrees relating to Batteries, LIII. 245. 

Difpofition of particular Sums of Money, XLIX. E. 95. 
Diftribution of Ditto, LIV. E. 628. 


Eftimates, viz. 


Of Bills to be drawn from New South Wales, Liv. E. 596.—LV, E. 750. 


Exchequer Bills, LV. 891. 

Fees, XLVI. E. 575. 

Foreign and other Secret Service, LV. E. 210: 
France ; Refugee Clergy, &amp;c. L1. E. 184. 
Harbours, XLVIII. E. 923. 


Houfe of Commons, viz. 
Clerks attending Committees, LI. E. 184. 
Journals, &amp;c. Lill. E. 487.—LV. E. 317. 


Ireland; Union, LV. 363. 570. 635. 
Lottery, LV. E. 345. 


Memorials, LIV. E. 650. 

Mint, XLVI. E. 410.—XLIX. E. 140.—LI. E. 184, 

Minutes of the Treafury, XLVII. E. 430. 

Mufquito Shore, XLVH. E. 430. 

Orders of Council, XLVI.479.—L. 74. 245. 

Ordnance ; Charge for 1793, compared, &amp;c. L. E. 623. 

Police Office in Wapping ; Expence, LV. E. 333. 

Prince of Wales, XLVI. E. 575.—L. E. 519. E. 523. E. 578. 

Printing Journals of the Houfe of Peers, LI. E. 184. 

Prifons,- LV. 333. 

Pruffia, XLVII. E. 386. 

Public Accounts, XLVI. E. 575. 

Public Money ; Proceedings relative to particular Offices, LIII, 232. 266, 
Quebec, XLVI. 227. E. 575. 3 | 

1189, Subfidies ; 









Atcounts and Papers. 











Treafury,—Accounts prefented from thence, 


By His Majefty’s Command,—continued. 
1189. Subfidies ; Ruffian, LV. 764. 
Royal Family, XLVI. E. 617. 
Ruffia and the Porte, XLVII. E. 29. E. 386. 





1190. Saltpetre, XLVI. 479. 
1IgI. Service Abroad ; His Majefty’s Service, LI. E. 184.——Secret Service, Ditto, Lv. E. 317.—— 
See infra. 


Somerfet Place, LI. E. 479. 
Specie; unufual Demand of Ditto, Lu. E. 348. 


1192. Sugar ; for Weekly Returns of Average Prices of Ditto, LI. E. 184. 
Surveys, &amp;c. Woods and Forefts, Lv. E. 750. 
1193. Treaties, &amp;c. XLVII. E.29.—LV. E. 411. 
1194. Treaties of Marriage relative to the Royal Family, XLVI. E. 397.—L. E. 523. 


United Provinces, Goods, &amp;c. L. 74. i 
Weft Indies, LIII. 364. 


Purfuant to Addreffles, viz. 


1195 Army, LV. E, 28. E. 120. 

1196. Difpofition of Money granted, XLVI. E. 416.—XLVII. E. 103.—XLVIII. E. 367.—XLIX. E, 432, 
—L. E. 421.—LI. E. 458.—-LIl. E. 69.—LIll. E. 376. 

1197. Foreign Forces, XLIX. E. 190. E. 281. 


High Treafon, &amp;c. LV. 180. 
Letters, &amp;c. Weft Indies, LIII. 398. 
Maroons in Jamaica, LII. 540. 
a Mifcellaneous Services, LV. 868. 

1198. Money paid to Perfons, L. 553. 
Ordnance, LV. 868. 
Penfions, LUI. E. 446. 
Secret Service, LIV. 315. 
Treaties, LII. 540. 

1199. Votes of Credit, Diftribution thereof, xLvI. E. 42. 
Weft India Iflands, Four-and-Half per Cent Duties, LIV. 325. 


Purfuant to Acts of Parliament, viz. 


1200. Debt, Public; Increafe by Loans, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 48.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 19.—LI. E. 43.— 
LU. E. 53.—LIll. E. 97.—LIV. E. 104.—LV. E. 97. 


Dividends grown due on his Imperial Majefty’s Loan, &amp;c. LI. 2 30. 


1201. Duties ; Total Produce of Cuftoms, Excife, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 77-—XLVIt. E. 47.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. 
E. 12.—LI. E. 38.—Lu. E. 47.—Li. E.97.—LIv. E. 104.—LV. 404. 














1202. Produce of additional Duties on Horfes and Carriages, XLVI. E. 122. Net Produce 
of Ditto; Affeflments, Newspapers, &amp;c. L. 19. 
1203. paid into the Exchequer, XLVI. E. 78.—XLVU. E. 47.—XLIX. E. 106.—L. E. 12,—LIv. 
E. 104. 
1204. on Account of Loans, &amp;c. XLVII. E. 122.—XLIX. E, 106.—1L, E. 22. 
1205. Hemp and Flax, XLVI. 610.—XLVII. 780.—XLVIII. 798.—XLIX. 618.—L. 553. 
Revenue of Cuftoms, XLVII. E. 47. 
Purfuant to Orders of the Houfe, viz. 
1206. Agreements, LV. 445. 


America, LIV. 600. 








































Accounts and Papers. 


Treafury,—Accounts prefented from thence,—continued. 
Purfuant to Orders of the Houfe,—continued. 





1207. Army Accounts ; Report of Comptrollers of Ditto, L. 297. 
‘a Bank ; Intereft due, &amp;c. LIV. 600. 
Bills, viz. 
a From Saint Domingo, paid, &amp;c. Lil. 523. 537. 
1208, Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 660. 684. 


Civil Government ; His Majefty’s, LIV. 661.—LY. 144 
1209. Commiffaries, XLIX. 74. 
Communications relative to the Price of Copper, LV. 300. 


12TO. Convicts, XLVI. 470: 
Cuftoms, XLIX. 329. 
‘ee = Debt, National, LIV. 600. 


Deficiencies, viz. 
t211. Of Land and Malt Taxes, L. 491. 


Demands outftanding, on sth January 1800; LY. 764. 
- Difcounts paid, &amp;c. LIV. 600. 
1212. Docks and Quays (Hull) XLIx: 409. 
~ Duties internal, payable in Great Britain on various Articles, LV. 443. 


Exchequer Bills, wiz. 


1213. Iffued on Votes of Credit, LI. 606. 
&lt; _ Amount of Ditto iffued, LIf. 404. 405. 507. 
Reports on the Iffue of Ditto, L. $94. ‘ 


Intereft paid and Intereft due, LIV. 609. 
Excife, Scotland, LV, 300. 
Expences, viz. 
1214. Of particular Miffions, XLIx. 74. 
Incurred for Mifcellaneous Services, XLVI. 396. 


oe France. See infra, 1220. 
be Funded Debt, &amp;c. LIV. 418. 
Germany ; Debentures, &amp;c. LV. 196. 





Income, LIV. 625. 647.—LV. 675. 


. Loans, viz. 


Payments made on Ditto, L. 491. 
Minutes, viz. 
1215. Of the Treafury, XLVI. 684.—L. E. 249. 
Money, viz. 


1216. Application of Ditto granted, LI. 494. 
of Money unappropriated, &amp;c. LIV. 418. 


1217. Remitted by the Emperor of Germany, LII. 203. 
on Advanced to his Imperial Majefty, Lil. 538. 
a ————— for the Service of Ditto, LII. 440. 
Iffued, in confequence of the Treaty with the Prince of Heffe Darmftadt, L1I. 297. 
~ Difpofition of Money for Annual Services, LIV. E, 589.—LV. E. 191. 





ee 


of particular Sums, LV. 61. 180. 
Inpax XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800,) Aa 1218. New 












1218. 


1219. 


1220. 


1221. 


1222. 


1223. 


1224. 


1225. 













1229. 
1230, 


1231. 


Treafury,— Accounts prefented from thence,—continued, 
Purfuant to Orders ofthe Houfe,— continued: of 


New South Wales, XLVI. 334. 
Offices, Salaries, 8&amp;c.; Increafe or Diminution,- LV. 621. 
Sinecure Offices held by Patent, &amp;c. LV. 791. 





Penfions, XLEX. 74. 
Pot and Pearl Afhes, XLIX. 329 


Pruffia, viz. 
Money received by Ditto, &amp;c. L. 29. 


Proceedings relative to feveral Offices, LIV. 660.—LY. 759. 791. 
Public Expenditure and Unfunded Debt, Lv. 404. 567. 
Reports, vz. 
Of Commiffioners of Cuftoms, LU. 189. 
See /upra, 1213. 
Revenue, &amp;c ; Public Income, Liv. 625. 


Returns, viz. 
To Orders of the Houfe, LII. 404. 405.—LV. 744. 
See /upra, 1208. 


Salaries, XLIX. 74. 

Scotland, XLIX. 297. 327.—L. 383.—LIII. 293.—LV. 551: 771. 
Subfidies paid, LII. 168. 

Eftimates of Subfidies, LV. 560. 








remaining due and unprovided for, LV. 717. 


Supplies; Sums wanting to complete them, LIV. 60e. 


Taxes, viz. 


Permanent Ditto, LIL. 77.—Lul. E. 115. 
Votes of Credit; Diftribution of Ditto, Lu. E. 167. 


Weft Indies, viz. 
Saint Domingo, LII. 523. 537- 540. 





and Papers. 




























Accounts annexed to the Report of the Sele&amp; Committee appointed to 


confider of the Public Income and Expenditure, &amp;c. viz. 
All Sums applied as Part of the Ways and Means from Army Savings, Loans, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 


519. 


Probable Amount of Expences which may in future be annually incurred under the Head of 


Mifcellaneous Services, XLVI. E. 543. 


Accompt of the Deficiency of the Grants for the Service of the Year 1790; XLVI. E, 544. 





Treaties, Conventions, &amp;c, vz. 


Conventions, v/z. 
_ With Spain, relative to Nootka, 28th October 1790; XLVI. E. 2m 


Relative to the French Revolution, XLIx. E. 4. 


A feparate Corivention between the Emperor of Germany and the Ottoman Porte, XLVII. 


KE. 29. 


1232. Between 









Treaties, Conventions, &amp;c.—continued. 


Attounts anv Papers. 





Conventions, —continued. 


Between His Majefty and the Emprefs of Ruffia, 25th March 1793; XLVIII. E. 939++And 
the Emperor of Ruffia, 22d June 1799; LV. E. 10.—And the Emperor of the Romans, LY. 
E. 758. 


—— His Majefty and the King of the Two Sicilies, rath July 1793; XLIX. E. 4. 
——— His Majefty and the King of Pruffia, 14th July 1793; XLIX. E. 4. 6, 
— His Majefty and the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, 23d Auguft 1793; XLIX. E. 4. 


——— His Majefty and the Emperor, 30th Augult 1793; XLIX. E. 4.—Dated May 4th 17953 
L. E. 554. ; ; 


— His Majefty and the States General of the United Provinces, 19th April 1794; XLIX. 
E. 492. 


Declarations, viz. 


1238. 


1239- 
1240. 


Signed by His Majefty’s Ambaffador and the Minifter of the King of Spain, r@ative to Nootka, 
24th July 1790; XLVI. E. 29. 


Publifhed by His Majefty’s Order, zoth November 1793, at Toulon, XLIX. E. 4. 


by the King’s Order, 29th October 1793, relative to France and Europe, &amp;c. XBIEX. 

E. 4. 

Declaration of War by Spain againft Great Britain, Li. E. 193.—Anfwer, &amp;c. 196. 207. 

A Declaration of their Imperial and Britannick Majefties, dated 16th May 17973 Lil. E. 586. 
See /upra, Peace. 


Treaties, viz. 


1241. 


1242. 


1243. 


1244. 
1245. 
1246. 
1247- 
1248. 
1249. 


12.56. 


Iypex XLVI 





Between the Emperor of Germany and the Ottoman Porte, XLVII. E. 29. 





the Emprefs of Ruffia and the Ottoman Porte, XLVI. E. 820. 


Governor Trelawney and the Maroons in the Ifland of Jamaica, in 1738-9; LII. 540, 


E. 40. 


— Earl Cornwallis, qn Behalf of the Three Confederate Powers, and Tjppoo Sultaun, XLVIII. 
4 


His Majefty and the King of Sardinia, 25th April 1793; XLVIII. E. 939. 
—— His Majefty and the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, roth Apfil 1793; XLVITI. E. 939. 
———— His Majefty and the King of Spain, 25th May 1793; XLIX. E. 4. 
——— His Majefty and the Margrave of Baden, 21ft September 1793; XLIX. E. 8. 
——— His Majefty and the Queen of Portugal, 26th September 1793; XLIX: E. 4. 


—— His Majefty and the Landgrave of Heffe Darmftadt, 5th Oftober 1793; XLIX. E. 4.— 
Ditto roth June 1796; LI. 296.—Money iffued under Ditto 297.-—-Dated roth June 
1796; LIL E. 379. 

——— His Majefty, the King of Pruffia, and the States General of the United Provinces, 19th 
April 17943 XLIX. E. 492. 


Copy of a feparate Article, figned 19th April 1794, by the Plenipotentiaries of His Majefty and 
the King of Pruffia, &amp;c. XLIX. E. 492. 


Treaty between His Majefty and the King of Pruffia, relative to the Marriage of the Duke of 
York with a Princefs of ‘Pruffia, XLVI. E. 397. 


Between His Majefty and the Duke of Brunfwick, dated 8th November 1794, and feparate Ar- 
ticle and Tranflation, L. E. 301. 


For the Marriage to be contracted between the Prince of Wales and Princefs Garoline of Brunfwick, 
4th December 1794; L. E. 523. 


Between His Britannick Majefty and the Emprefs of Ruffia, dated 18th February 1795; LI. 
E= 21. 


and the Emperor of Ruffia, a provifional Treaty, dated 24th December 1798; LV. 
E. 10. 





—— His Britannick Majefty and the Emperor of Germany, dated 20th May 1795; LI. E. 21. 


——— His Britannick Majefty and the United States of America, dated 19th November 1794 ; 
LI, E. 21.———An Explanatory Article, figned at Philadelphia, 4th May 1796; LII. 41. 


. to LV. (1790—1800.) . Between 












Accounts and Papers. | 








Treaties, Conventions, &amp;c.—continued. 








Treaties, —continued. 
1257. ry His Majefty and the King of the Two Sicilies, figned at Naples, sf December 1798 ; 
LV. kK. 10. 
His Bagehy and the Elector Palatine of Bavaria, figned at Munich, 16th March 1800; 
LV. &amp;. 41. 


Negociations relating to Treaties, viz. 


1258. Refcripts, Letters, Memorials, &amp;c. between the Courts of London, Bertin, and Peterfburgh, re- 
lative to a Treaty between Ruffia and the Porte, XLVii. E. 29. 
1259. _—— Ditto Difpatches, Letters, Reports of Conferences, &amp;c. XLVI. E. 386.—Liu. E. 243. 


See fupra, 589. 773. 836. 995. 





Trees.—Scee fepra, 473. 


Veterinary College, v7z. 


1260. Expenditure and Debt of Ditto, &amp;c. L. 494.—For 1798-9; Liv. E. 226.—For 1799-1800; 
LV. E. 629. 


State of the Debt, and Account of the Receipts and Difburfements, &amp;c. Li. 670. 
Account of the Grants made by Parliament during 1795, 1796, 1797, 17983 Liv. E. 226.— 
To 17993 LV. E. 629. 


Vienna.—sce fupra, Bank. Germany. 


Votes, viz. 


1261. Money iffued towards defraying the Expences of printing and delivering the Votes of the Houfe 
of Commons, XLVI. E. 584.—XLVII. E. 69.—XLVill. E. 292,—XLIXx. E. 86.—L. E. 240. 
—LIi. E. 180.—LH. E. 154. 


oe Eftimate of the Expence of Ditto, LI. E. 249.—LV. E. 317. 
See fupra, 669. 818. 


Wales, viz. 


Amount of Balances due on sth January 1800, from the Receivers General of the Land Revenue 
of the Crown for Wales, &amp;. LY. 396. 


See fupra, 1013. 
W ar.—see Armp,—Supra, 810, go1. 1240. 


Warrant, viz. 


1262. Copy of the Warrant to the Marfhal of the Admiralty, to take into his Cuftody Vice Admiral 
Cornwallis, Li. E. 557. 


See fupra, 907. 


Water, vz. 


1263. Copies of Correfpondence relating to Mr. Warren’s Propofal of bringing Water inte Plymouth 
Dock, XLVII. 591. 


Weft Indies, vez. 
Time of Appeals on Condemnation of American Ships, &amp;c. LIII. 364. 
Civil Eftablithment of the Part of Saint Domingo in Poffeffion of the Britifh Forces, LU. 540. 
Extracts of Letters, &amp;c. relative to Saint Domingo, LII. 540. 550. 

Ditto other Letters, &amp;c. LIII. 398. 464.—LIV. 206. 

~ Bills from Saint Domingo, paid, LIl. 523. 





Bills 




































Welt Indies, —continued. 


Bills drawn on the Treafury from Ditto, LH..537.. ER: 


Proclamation by the Governor; Petitions, Memorials &amp;c, by Planters, refpeCtigg Surinam, LY. 
769. 
See -fupra,.36. $5. 58.90. 130.0137. 210+ 2111252, 438. 450. 4502456. 465. 466, 
605. 708. 739. 849. 864. 874. gov. 901. 914. 929. 975. 979. 1007. 1060. 1082. 
1123. 


Woods, Forefts, and Land Revenues of the Crown, vz. 


1264. Seventh Report of the Commiffioners appointed to’enquire~into the State, &amp;c./of the Woods, 
Forefts, &amp;c. anda Plan of Salcey, Foreft, XLVL._E. 97.——-An Eighth Report, and Plan of, the 
Foreft of Whittlewood ;—a Ninth Report; ;—a Tenth Report, and Plan of the Foreft of 
Whichwood ;—and an Eleventh Report, XLVI. E.141.~+A Twelfth Report; E. 833. E. 1030.— 
A Thirteenth Report, and a Plan of Lands belonging to the Crown in the Foreft of Bere, E. 
1031. A Fourteenth Report; a Plan of the Hays of Birkland, &amp;c. in Sherwood Foreft ;— 
a Fifteenth Report; a Plan of the Lands called The King’s Foreft, &amp;cx~a ‘Sixteenth Re- 
port ;—a Seventeenth Report, XLVIUU. E. 467.—Reports concluded, E. 576. 





1265. Auditor of the Land Revenue ; Account.of the Expence of One.complete Cloathing for the Mi- 
litia, XLVI. 665. 


1266. | Monies iffued to the Commiffioners for enquiring into the State of the Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. 
XLVI. E. §70.—XLVIII. E. 291.—XLIX. E. 85. 


Balances due from Collectors of the Revenue of the Crown Lands, LV. 304. 





of Accounts for Surveys, &amp;c. LY. E. 750. 7 
See fupra, tort. | 
Writs, vz. 

1267. For proroguing the Parliament, XLVI. 3. 4.—-LIl. 3. 4. 


II. Modes of prefenting Accounts and Papers; ai! 


By the King’s Command, relating to, viz. 
1268. Africa, L. E. 246. 
1269. Aliens, L. E. 231.—LI. E. 610.—LIUII. E. 249.—L IV. E. 394. 
Allowances; propofed to Volunteer Cavalry, Lil. E. 712. 


America, viz. 


"1270. Eftimates, &amp;c: XLVI. E: 424.—XLVII. E. 108.—XLVUI. E. 258. 334.—-XLIX. E, 67.— 
L. E. 134. 231.—LI. E. 80.—LII. E. 120.—LIII. E. 69.—LIV. E. 38.—Lv. E. 161. 
1271. American Loyalifts, &amp;c. XLVI. E. §75.—XLvil. E. 47.+XLVUI.E. 332. 333.—XLIX. E. 


90.—L. E. 231.—LI. E. 184. E. 584.—LIl. E. 154.—Lul. E. 86 
Other Papers relating to America, LUI. 364. E. 637.—LY. E. 333. 





Army, viz. 
1272. Accounts relative to Ditto, LIII. 408. 
1273. Eftimates, XLVI. E. 64. E/ 279° E. 557. E. 559. —XLyH, E. 73s E. 1030. —-XLvill. E. 19. 


E. 151. E. 319. E. 349. E. 861.—XLIX. E. 26. E. 66. &amp;e.—L. E. 32. E. 68. &amp;c.—Lt. E. 
5. E. 685.—LIL. E. 24. 595. 599: 4 E, i avers 55--LIV.E.14.—LV. E, 120. 


E. 161. E. 865. 

1274. Bank of England, LV. E. 345. L UV IF. 

1275. Barracks, Lv. E. 30. b pos 

Batteries, LIIl. 245. At Ator. 283 

1276. Canada, XLVI. 227. E. 575.—-XLVIIL E. 5gHANLIX, B od. E. 610. 

“ Cavalry, Lv. E. 30. ; 
127% Civil Government ; His Majefty’s, XLVI. E. 589 LIV, E. 265. 

1278. - Civil Lift Revenues, XLVI. E. 575.—XLVIl. E. 47 —XtLviit. E! 332. E. 408.—XLIx. E. go. E. 


446.—L. E. 231. E. 473.—t1. E. eae 4: E. pr ie 5 E. 154.—Li. E, 276. E. 
373. E. 487.—LIVv. E. 604. 





. Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Bb ' 1279. Charge 





1279. 


1280, 


1281. 


1284. 
1286. 


1287, 
1288. 
1289. 
1290. 


1291. 


1292, 
1293. 
1294. 


1295. 


1296. 


we 


/ 4393 


Modes of prefenting Accounts and Papers,—continued,| 
By the King’s Command,—continued. 


1282, 
1283. 


1285. 


i297.-* - 


1298. 


1299. 
1300. 
1301, 


1302. 


. Piers, LIM. 636. 



















































Charge of the Civil Lift, Liv. E. 265. 

Conditions of Loans on Account of the Emperor of Germany, LH. 586. : . 
Confuls, XLVI. E. 607, 

Contractors, L. E. 207. 

Conventions and Declarations, XLVI. E. 29.+L. E.554.—Ly. Ev 738. 

Convicts, 1. E. 231.-Lill. 487.—LIV. E. 394.——-"See /upra, 1278. 

Corn and Grain, XLVI. 379.-——“See infra, 1306. 

Prices of Ditto, LV. 864. 

Corfica, L. E. 181. 





- Declarations, Lil. 238. 536. 


Difpofition of particular Sums of Money, XLIXx. BE, 95. 

Diftribution of ‘particular Sums.of Money; XLIX: E. 96.—LIi0. E: 408.—L1V..E. 628. 
Eftimates, Lv. E. 750. 

Exchequer Bills, LV. E. 340. Sgt. 

Fifheries, XLVI, 706. 

Foseign Forces, XLVIII. 349.—L.207~—-See fupr'a, 1273. 

Foreign Corps, LI. E. 685. : 

France, XLVIII. 102.—LII. 238. 242.—LIII. 7.—LV. 55. 


—_— Ditto Refugee Clergy and Laity, XLIx. E. 90.—L. E. 231. E. 473.&gt;-L1. E, 184. E. 
584. E. 6:0.—LIV. E. 47. 


Harbours, XLVIII. 923. 

Germany, Naples, &amp;c. XLVIIN 664. 

Holland, or the United Provinces, XLVIII. E. 664.—LY. E. 697. E. 707. 

Houfe of Commons, LIII. E. 276. 

Houfes of Parliament ; Approaches to Ditto, LI. E. 184. 

Houfe of Lords, Lm. E. 276. 

His Majefty’s Service Abroad, XLIN. E. g0.—-L. E. 231-1. E. 184. E. 584.—-L1l. E. 154. 

Innkeepers; increafed Charge, LV.E. 30. 

aa of the Houfe, Votes, &amp;c. Eftimate of Expence of printing Ditto, LIU. 249. 487.—LIV, 
» 394- 

Ireland, LIV. 147. 451. 376.——Union, LV. 363. 570. 654. 

Ifle of Man, LIIl. 535. 3 

Loans, EII. 586. 

Lottery, LV. E. 345. 

Memorials, LIv. E. 650. 

Militia ; Miners of Cornwall, &amp;c. Eftimates, LV. E. 30. 


Mint, XLVI. E. 479.+-XLVU. E. 410.—XLIx, E 140,—L, E. 207.—LI. E. 184. E. 610.—LIIt. 
E. 249.—LIV. E. 394.—LV. E. 333. 


Mufgquito Shore, XLVII. E. 430. 
Navy, XLVI. E. 188.—Li. E. 164. E. 538. 
New South Wales, XLVI. E. 552.—LI. E. 611.—LIV. E. aki —LY. E. 750. 


Ordnance, XLVI E&gt; 670:--XLVI.. E..1076—XLVIIL. E. 304. E. 374. E. 861. E. 927.— 
XLIX. E. 57. 585. 596. E.639.—L. E. 344. E. 623.-—-L1. E. nae E. 766. 


Parliament Office, LI. E..610.—LII. E, 276. 


Peace ;. Notes, Memorials, &amp;c. relating to i 8 for Ditto, Lit. E. 242-—LIL. Es 9— 
LV. E. 804. 


Penitentiary Houtes, &amp;e, L. E. 231. 








Modes of. prefenting Accounts and Papers,—continued. 


By the King’s. Command,—continued. 

Police, LV. E. 333. 

Prince of Wales, XLVI. E. 575.—L. E. 519. E. 523. E. 578. 
Prince and Princefs of Wales, L. E. 521. E. 523. 

Prifons, LV. E. 333. 


1304. 


1305. 


1308, 


1309. 
1310. 


1311. 


1312. 


1314. 
1315. 


1316. 


13176 


1318. 


1319. 


1320. 


132 Ie 
1322. 


1323. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Privy Council, viz. 

Orders of Council, &amp;c. XLVI. 379. 402. 479.—-XLVIII. 9.—L. 94. 77. 238 245.——LI. 50. 
$10. 531. 558.—LII. 555.—LIILI. 552.—-LIV. 84.—LV. gor. 
Proclamations, XLVII. 813.—LI. 34.—-LIl. 629,—=L1V. 376.—4LV. 875. 

Profecutions relating to the Coin, LIH. 249. 

Public Accounts, XLVI. E. 575. 

Public Offices, LI. E. 184.——LIII. 266. 

Quebec, XLVI. 227. 575. 

Royal Family, XLVI. E, 617.—L. E. 519.—See_ fupra, 1304. 
Scotland, Liv. E. 616, 

Seamen ; Expence of an Increafe of Pay, Li. E. 538. 

Secret Service Abroad, LUI. E. 86.—LIv. E. 47.—LV: E. zto. 
Seditious Practices, XLIX. 589. 594.—DLIV.. 147. 

Somerfet Place, LIM. E. 479. 

Spain ; Declaration of War againft Great Britain, Li. 193. 
Specie ; an unufual Demand for Ditto, LH. 348. 

Subfidies, LV. E. 560. 764. 

Sugar, LI. E. 184. 


Treaties, XLVII. E. 29, E. 397. E. 820.—XLVIIL E. 40. Es 939™—XLIX. EB. 4. E. 492.— 
LI. E. 21.—LIk E. 379.—LV. E. 10. E. 411. ; 


Explanatory Articles, LH. E. 41. 
Tranfport Service, Prifoners of War, &amp;c. LIV. E. 656. 








-Prefented purfuant to Orders of the Houfe, xtvr. 88. 147. 204. 304. 400. 579, 


618.— XLVII. 68. 126. 377. 406. 517. 616. 808.—XLVIII. 285. 361. 400. 664. 778. 814. 
—XLIX. 74. 119. 247. 302. 416. 549. 618.——-L. 24. 134. 217. 312. 409. 503&lt;—LI. 34. 147. 
228. 403. 503- 600. 792..—-LII. 37. 103. 207. 366. 404. 500, 603. 700.—-LIII. 47. 114. 
274+ 346. 430. 510. 689.——LIV. 49. 476. 625. &amp;c.—LV. 26. 117. &amp;c. 





Prefented purfuant to-the Direétions of Acts of Parliament, from particular 


Boards, &amp;c. viz. 


Admiralty, XLVII. 21.——-XLVIII. 171.—XLIX. 82.—L. §38.—LI. 242.-&lt;LII. 511. 


Cuftoms, XLVI. 11.—XLVII, 68.—XLVIII. 33.—XLIX. 25.—L. 27==LI. 20——LIL 151.—+Lill. 
95. 465.—LIV. 44.-—LV. 62. 


Exchequer, XLVI. 421.——-XLVIII. 63. 620.—XLIX. 440.—L. 446, 


National Debt, XLVI. 472.—XLVII. 134.—XLVIII. 175.—XLIX, 83, 168.—L, 166.—LI. 389.— 
LIl. 336.—LIII. 305.—LIV. 229.~—LV. 223. 


Scotland, XLVI. 47.-—-XLVII. 517.—-L. 222.—LI. 287. 


Secretary of State, XLVI. 637.—XLVII. 809.=XEVHE 51. 876.——XLIX. 737.—L. 598.—LI. 
684.—LIL. 739.—LIIl. 703. 


Treafury, XLVI. 48.77. 610—XLVII. 47. 122. 378.——XLVIIL. 64. 798.—XLIX. 106. 618.— 
L. 12. 74. 553-—LI. 38. 43.—LII. 47+ §3-—LIl. 97. 230.—LIV. 104.-—LV. 97- 404. 


Woods, Forefts, and Land Revenue of the Crown, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 833.——-XLVII. 
,467,—LUL 180. 


From 





. 13246 


1325. 


1326, 
1327. 


. 1328. 
1329. 
1330. 


1931. 
‘1332. 
1333- 


1334- 
111335- 


1336. 
1337- 


1338. 


1339. 


1340. 





Modes‘F | preéfenting actos’ and Papeiss 2 continued. 
Prefented purfuant to the Direttign ‘of A@s“of Piliatrient, ftomn' ‘particular 





Boards, &amp;c.—continued. 
From Corporations and Companies, viz. 
African Company, XLVI. 188.—XLVII. 390.~-L.°76.—LI. 228.—LII. 225. 
Bank of England, XLVI. 147.—XLVII. 21.—L. 28. 130. LI. 283.—LIf. 270. 


London, XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 791.—XLVIII. 747.—XLIX. 422.—L. 394.—-LI. 403. 548.— 
LI. 529.—LIII. 513.—LYV. 307. 


Liverpool, XLIX.° 739.—L. 490. 
Eaft India Company, LI. 598.—LIII. 540. 





See infra, 1339. &amp;c. 
Mercers Company, XLVI. 307.—XLVII. §50.—XLIX. 311.—LI. 506. 


Commiffioners of Bridges, XLVII. 114. 399.—XLVIIlv .994.—XLIX. 655.—L. 614.—LI. 
626. 763. 


Commiffioners of Navigations, LI. 403.—LY. 214. 
Truftees of Ramfgate Harbour, L. 267.—LI. 553.—LII. 586.—LII. 675. 





Purfuant to Addreffes of the Houfe, relating to, viz. 


Admiralty, LI. 443:—LI. 41.—LV; 150:.153.' 
African Slaves, LIII. 440. 


Army, XLVI. 63. 279. 319.—XLVII. 9 3.—XLVIIL. 19. 319;—XLIX. 26.—Ia 32. 176. 192. 
395-—LI. 54. 119. 360. 415. 535-—LII. 23. 160. 464.—LIIIl. 55. 488.—LIV. 14.—-LV. 28. 
120. 865. 

Courts Martial, Li. 562. 


From the Exchequer, XLVI. 584.—XLVII. 68 —XLVIII. 291.—XLIX. 85.—L. 239.—LI..179; 
§79-—LU. 152.—LIV. 507. 


. Foreign Courts, L.'553.—LII. 296. 


Foreign Troops, XLIX. 190. 281. 


Grants ; Difpofition of Annual Grants, XLVI. 416.~—XLVII. 103.—XLVIII. 367=—XLIX. 432.— 
L. 421.—LI. 458.—LII. 69. 


High Treafon, &amp;c. LV. 180. 


-Mifcellaneous Services; Lv. 868, 


Navy, XLVI. 283-—XLVIL. 61. 115.—XLVIII. 54.—XLIX. 74. 116.—L. 78. 189.—LI. 160.— 
Li, 113.—-LI. 41,—LIV. 10.—-LY. 27. 863. 


“Ordnance, XLVI. 72 —XLVII. 64.—XLVIII. 34.—XLIX. §5.—L. 57.—LI. 71.—LIV. 30.—LV. 
27. 868. 


Prifoners ; Number of French, L1l. 443. 


Penfions,” Lam. 446.1 


Privy Council, XLVILII. 376. 
Paints XLVI. 430. 


_.From:; the Secretary.of State; XLVI. 656.——XLVII. 820.—XLVIII. 150. 748. $76.—XLIX. 344. 
378.—L. 121. 181. 301. §32. 557. 566.—LII. 453..472. 550.—LIII. 408.—LIV. 85. 206. 
316.—LV. O15. 799- 


, Treaties, XLVI. 820,—L. 301.—LII. 540. 
Votes of Credit, XLVI. 42. 
Welt a6 XLVI. 430.—LIII. 398. 440. 464. . 





— 


By the Raft India icaupaie, purfuant to A&amp; of Parlianient, viz. 

Lift of all the Offices, Places, 8¢c. both Civil and Military, together with their Salaries, of the Com- 
pany in the Eaft Indies, XLVI, 43.—XLVII. | a tiie apheae 63. —XLIX. 480.—L. 495.— 
Li. Jor. , 

Other Accounts, XLVI. 205, 226. 253.—XLVII. 394.—L. 438.—LI. 598.—LII. 40. 541. 


By 


















Accounts and Papers. 


Modes. of prefenting Accounts and Papers,—continued. 


1341. 


1342. 
1343. 
1344. 


1345: 
. 1346. 


1347- 
1348. 


By Sele&amp; Committees, viz. 


Annexed, &amp;c. to their Reports, XLVI. 415. E. 449. E. 491. E. 695.—XLVII. E. 577-—XLVII. 
E. 638. E. 853. E. 914.—LI. 85. 197. E. 207. E. 309. E. 425. E. §03.—LII. E. 655.—LV. 
E. 392. E. 425. 


By them, purfuant to Orders of the Houfe, viz. 


Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Committees, XLVIII. 258. 664.—L. 604.—LII. 603. 


By Members (Special) viz. 


Copies of Warrants for taking Members into Cuftody, LI. 557. 
Relative to a Union with Ireland, LV. 363. 


By Members (Common) Lull. 41. 55. 142. 276. 304. 464.—LIV. 226. 255.—LV. 280. 
By the Clerk of the Houfe, viz. 


Lifts of the Names of Perfons confined for Debt, &amp;c. XLVII. 47. 
Ditto of Perfons confined under Procefs of the Ecclefiaftical Courts; L~ 590. 


By Agents of particular Perfons, viz. 


Merchant Venturers of Briftol, XLVI. 397. 
Relative to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVIII. 462. 872.- 


III. Proceedings touching Accounts and Papers, vz. 


1349- 
1350. 


1351. 


1352. 


Orders for laying Accounts and Papers before the Houfe difcharged, viz. 


For an Account of Exports, &amp;c. by the Port of Lynn,, &amp;c. XLIX. 333. 

of Tolls, &amp;c. collected by the Corporation of Cambridge, XLIX. 413. 
For the Number of Bills of Inclofure, &amp;c. paffed in Twelve Years, LV. 294. 
Diftribution of Sums expended for the Extraordinaries of the Army, LV. 535. 


For an Account of the Tax upon Inhabited Houfes within the feveral extra-parochial Places 
within the Bills of Mortality, &amp;c. Lv. 748. 


Orders for laying Accounts and Papers before the Houfe difcharged, and 


other Orders made in lieu thereof, relating to, viz. 


African Ships, Tonnage, and Number of Men, &amp;c. LIV. 207. 

Britifh Manufactures; Value of Dittoexported, LIV. 55. 

Coals ; Quantity exported from Newcaftle, &amp;c. LV. 298. 

Eaft India Company, XLVI. 553. 

Imprifonment ; Number of Perfons for Debt, LV. 582. 

Salaries, 8c. of Public Offices, LV. 333. 

Scotland; Amount of particular Taxes in particular Counties, LIV. 587 
Wheat, &amp;c. Quantity imported, LV. 117. 


Orders for confidering Accounts, &amp;c. on particular Days, read and difcharged, and other Days 
appointed, XLVI. 459. 550. 575. 
Orders for printing Accounts, &amp;c. difcharged, LV. 567. 


Accounts and Papers, Eftimates, &amp;c. referred, viz. 


To the Committee of Supply, XLVI. 37. 51. 154. 356. 422.433. 441. 553. 564. 607° 
623.—XLVII. 121. 131. 375. 388. 444.—XLVIII. 52. 128. 220. 297. 336. 376° 
407. 415.—XLIX. 81. 102. 159. 268. 391. 445. 457- 464.—L. 25. 84. 223. 234° 
258. 259. 264. 266. 372. 437. 468. 518. 594.—LI. 94. 171. 187. 371. 614. 646. 661+ 
662. 671. 688.—LII. 64. 79. 83. 148. 225.232. 447+ 457+ 481. 552. 587. 605. 673. 
690. 716. 724.—LIII. 87. 91. 259.. 354- 482. 504. 668,—LIV. 46. 297. 372. 
425. 526. 608. 654. 683.—LV. 29. 33. 174. 216. 352. 574. 767. -896. 


Eftimates only, referred to Ditto, LIII. 91. 96.—LV. 174. §74. 876. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) Cc 1353. To 








Proceedings touching Accounts and Papers,—continued. 


1353: 


1354. 


56. 
1357: 
1358. 
1359- 


1360. 
1361. 


1362. 


1363. 
1364. 


1365. 
1366. 


1367. 
1368. 


1369. 


“1370. 









Atcounts and Bapers. 





Accounts and Papers, Eftimates, &amp;c. referred,—continued. 


Tothe Committee of Ways and Means, XLVI. 423. 434. 589. 608.—XLVII. 399.—XLVIII. 
89. 376.—XLIX. 127.134. 295. 446.—L. 262. 264. 307.—LI. 194. 584. 662—-LII. 
86. 144. 166.167 169. 508. §87.—LIII. 136. 530.— LIV. 434. 607. 683.—LV. 222. 


To other Committees, viz. ) 

Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 60. 149. 379. 397. 402. 430.479. 636.684.— 
XLVII. 397. 398. 480. 517. 710.717. 749. 1062.—XLVIII. 14. 209.278. 677. 
731.—XLIX. 150. 307. 356. 398. 423. 503. 585. 615:—L. 77. 526. 564. 579.— 
LI. 531. 562. 615.627. 631. 678. 699.—LII. 625.—LIII. 291. 369.—LIV. 258. 665. 
724.—LV. 245.297. 329. 330. 449. 562. 649.695. or. 710. 769. 

—— Ditto to confider thereof, XLVI. 447.—LII. 689.—LV. 524. 757. 

—— Ditto on Bills of Supply, XLVI. 628.—LII. 557. 


~_— Ditto on other Bills, LI. 531. 621.—LY. 720. 





Appointed to confider His Majefty’s Meflages, L. 526. 


Sele&amp; Committees, XLVI. 397. 408.—XLVII. 47. 591. 617. 808.—XLVIII. 376. 462. 
638. 656. 872. 874.—L. 143.—LII. 407. 603.—LIII. 292. 293. 398. 424. 432.— 
LIV. 292. 506.—LV. 551. 584. 


Scle&amp; Committees on Bills, XLVII. 808. 814.—LII. 592. 
Secret Committees, XLIX. 589.—LIV. 151. 


Accounts and Papers of former Seffions, referred, viz. 
To the Committee of Supply, XLIX. 81.—L. 266. 
To Select Committees, LIII. 292.—-LV. 359. 


Accounts, &amp;c. of a former Parliament, referred, viz. 
To the Committee of the whole Houfe, on the African Slave Trade, XLVI. 149. 
To a Select Committee, to examine the fame, &amp;c. XLVIII. 447. 


Reports on Accounts and Papers, viz. 
Of the Eaft India Company, XLVI. 648.—XLVII. 1062. See Poufe, 213. 
Of Commiffioners of Public Accounts, on Accounts, &amp;c. L. 249. 





Of Comptrollers of Army Accounts, on Accounts, &amp;c. L. 255. 
Relative to the Public Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 483. 700.—XLVII. 5209. 675. 


Withdrawn, in order to prefent more perfect Accounts, viz. 


On Account of Mitftakes, viz. 
Bank, of England, LV. 902. 


Cuftoms, LIII. 679. 
Exchequer, LV. 886. 
Excife, XLVI 403. 408. 
War Office, LV. goo. 
On Account of Inaccuracies, viz. 
Difpofition of particular Monies, LV. 171. 
Eaft India Company, LV. 729. 
As being not properly prepared, viz. 


Army ; Eftimate of the Charge of certain Allowances to be made to certain Subaltern Officers 
of His Majefty’s Marching Regiments of Foot, -&amp;c. LII, 653. 


Public Monies ; Application of Ditto, LV. 567. 


As being erroneous, viz. 
Balances upon Declared Accounts, &amp;c. LIV. 727. 


Eaft India Company, LI. 678. 


1371. Accounts 









1371. 


- Arcounts anv Papers. 








ee 


Proceedings touching Accounts and Papers,—comtinued. 


Accounts prefented in lieu of others, XLVI. 408.—XLVII. 1028.—L. 522,—LI. 678.—LU. 653. 


—LIII. 679.—LIV. 732. 886.—LV. 904. 908. 





See infra. 


Lifts of Accounts, &amp;c. XLVI. 155. 205. 227.—XLVII. 393.—XLIX. 4.—L. 439. 522. 533.—LI. 
599-—-LU. 41. 243. 263. 542.—LIIl. 56. 


For Accounts and Papers ordered to be printed,—fee the Head printing. 


“ 


IV. Queftions Negative, vz. 


1372. 
4393: 


1374: 


1375: 


1376. 


1377+ 
1378. 
1379. 


3380. 


1381. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


To ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the Houfe, viz. 


To afcertain the moft Northern Parts of the North-Weft Coaft of North America, and of the 
Iflands adjacent, already occupied by Spain, XLVI. 63. 


To afcertain the moft Southern Parts of the Eaftern and Weftern Coafts of South America, and of 
the Iflands adjacent, already occupied by Spain, XLVI. 63. 


For Copies of all Accounts received by the Eaft India Company from their Servants in India, re- 
lative to Propofals for Peace made by Tippoo Sultan, &amp;c. XLVII. 127. 


For Copies, &amp;c. of Orders of the Court of Direors fent to India, relative to eftablifhing new 
Courts of Criminal Juftice, &amp;c. LII. 228. 


For an Account of Claims, &amp;c. on the Part of the States General of the United Provinces, upon 
the exclufive Navigation of the Scheldt, on the Ground of Treaty ; and alfo for Affiftance of 
England, relative to France, XLVIII. 128. 


For an Account of all Communications between His Majefty’s Chancellor of the Exchequer and 
the Commiffioners for difcharging the National Debt, &amp;c. relative to their not fubfcnibing to 
a late Loan, XLVIII. 467. ; 


For the Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings to lay before the Houfe a Statement 
of the Proceedings on the Trial, XLVIII. 819. 


Fora Return of the Number of {mall Arms in Store at the Tower, on the 1f{t January 1784; 
XLVIII. 873. 


For an Account of the Names of any Officers, Natives of any Foreign Country, who are now em- 
ployed under the Earl of Moira, and receiving the Pay of Great Britain, XLIX. 82. 


For Copies of fuch Parts of the Book of Adjournal or Criminal Records of the Court of Jufticiary 
in Scotland, as contain the Libel, &amp;c. of Thomas Muir, Efquire, younger, of Hunterfhill, tried 
at Edinburgh 1793; and alfo other Motions for Papers, &amp;c. relative to the faid Thomas 
Muir, XLIX. 312. 


For the like Copies relative to the Reverend Thomas Fythe Palmer, tried at Perth 1793; XLIX. 
314. 

For a Lift of all Foreigners who have been ordered to quit this Country under the Powers of the 
Alien A&amp;, XLIX. 365. 


For an Account of the Number of Houfes within the Bills of Mortality, &amp;c. which are charged to 
the Duty on Inhabited Houfes, &amp;c. LV. 748. 


Foran Account of the Monies iffued to and received by the King of Pruffia, in purfuance of the 
Treaty concluded between His Majefty and the King of Pruffia, figned at the Hague, 19th April 
1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 744. 


For a Copy of the Return of Effectives of the Britifh Army; under the Command of General 
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, ferving in Flanders, and on the Frontier of France, on 1ft 
April 1794; L. 258.—Ditto on the 2d April 17943; 258.—And on Motions for feveral other 
Copies of Returns of Effectives, Sick and Wounded, &amp;c. Abroad, 258. 


For a Copy of the Return of all Regiments and Recruits fent to the Army on the Frontiers of Hol- 
land and Weftphalia, between 1ft April 1794 and ft February.1795; L. 258. 


For an Account of the Numbers and Amount of the Poftage of all thofe Letters which have been 
fent from or received by Members of the Houfe, during the laft Two Years, &amp;c. L. 321. 


For a Copy of the lateft General Return of the Land Forces ferving in Great Britain, whether 
Cavalry, Infantry, Artillery, Fencibles, Militia, or others, L. 491. 


For a Copy of the Affidavit of Mr. Mallefpine, now in the Office of One of His Majefty’s Principal 
Secretaries of State, L. 569. 


For a Copy of the Inftruétions- given to Sir John Borlafe Warren, relative to the Expedition to 
Quiberon, in June and July 179535 LI. 633. 


1389. For 








Queftions Negative, —continued. 


1389. 


1392. 


1393. 


1394. 


1395. 


1396. 


1397- 


Accounts and Papers. 












To ordering Accounts and Papers to be laid before the Houfe,—continued. 
For a Copy of General Doyle’s Appointment, and an Account of the Regiments ordered to ferve 


under his Command, LI. 633. 


For Returns of Number of Officers and Men loft by Difeafe, &amp;c. and Number of Ships foundered 


or miffing, &amp;c. relative to the Expedition to the Weft Indies, LI. 633. 


For an Account of the French Regiments raifed and embodied in England, in the Years 1794 and 


1795, &amp;c. LI. 633. 


For an Account of the Increafe or Decreafe in the Amount of Bills difcounted by the Bank of Eng- 


land, in a particular Week, ending Saturday 4th March 1797, &amp;c. LII. 382. 


For Copies of all Warrants from the Duke of Portland, for apprehending Roger O’Connor, 


Efquire, &amp;c. LIII. 665. 


For Returns of Letters of Service for raifing Fencible Corps, and Return of Officers and Men of 


Ditto, fince 1ft January 1798 ; LUI. 702. 


For any. Sum or Sums of Public Money which may have been advanced in Aid of any Soup Efta- 


blifhment within the Metropolis, fince 1ft September 1799; LV. 631. 


For an Account of all the Wheat bought on the Corn Exchange of London, for His Majefty’s Ser- 


vice, from 1ft of January 1781, &amp;c. LV. 707. 


For a Copy of any Communication, fince 29th April, by any Traverfe Jury, &amp;c. refpecting Cold 


Bath Fields Prifon, LV. 762. 


For an Account of the Amount of the Tax upon Income, for the Year ending 5th April 1801; 


LV. 862. 


For an Account of the Cavalry and Corps of Foot now ferving in Portugal, Gibraltar, &amp;c. Lv: 


874. 


To appointing Committees on Accounts and Papers, viz. 


To enquire into certain Faéts which took Place at Dover, in the latter End of February 1793, 


under the Authority of an Order of His Majefty’s Privy Council, XLVIII. 761. 


To compare Reports made on Accounts and Papers relating to the Public Income and Expendi- 


ture, XLVI. 629. 


To the Houfe refolving itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe to con- 


fider Accounts and Papers, viz. 


The feveral Petitions, Accounts, and Papers, relative to the internal Government of the Royal 


Burghs in Scotland, XLVII. 696. 


To referring Accounts and Papers to Committees toexamine, &amp;c. viz. 


Prefented in former Parliaments, viz. 


Relating to the Internal Government of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVI. 654.—XLVII 


711. 


To difcharging Orders relative to referring Accounts and Papers to Com- 


mittees, viz. 
That the Committee fhould be chofen by Way of Ballotting, XLVI. 402. 


To printing Accounts and Papers, viz. 


Thofe prefented in 1788, and in the then Seffion, by Mefirs. Wallis and Troward, of the Expences 


relating to the Impeachment of Warren Haftings, Efquire, XLVII. 695. 


To delivering in Papers, &amp;c. at the Table, viz. 


A printed Paper, intituled, ‘“ One Pennyworth of Truth, from Thomas Bull to his Brother John,” 


&amp;c. XLVIII. 15. 


To Amendments propofed, viz. 


To Motions for Accounts, LI. 633. 





V. Incidental 


Artounts and Papers. 


V. Incidental Proceedings relating to Accounts, &amp;c. vz. 





1398. Accounts fent by Miftake to one of the Clerks of the Houfe, XLVI. 397. 
mp ae ——, prefented, called Papers, Lil. 540.—LIII. 466.—LV. 223.241. 307. 309. 443. 697. 
707- 505. : 
Accounts, &amp;c. re-delivered, to the proper Officers, Offices, &amp;c. XLVI. 639.—XLIX. 460.— 
LIV. 371. 668. 


Accounts and Papers read, viz. 

On being taken into Confideration, L. 570.—LV. 94: 
si And Bills ordered, XLVI. 578.—LIII. 365. 

On reading Bills, XLVI. 662: 

And Motions made withdrawn, XLVI. 578. 

And Negative Motions made, XLVIII. 761. 

And Orders of the Day read, XLVI. 455. 

On confidering particular Matters, L. 413. 


Accounts and Papers prefented in former Parliaments, &amp;c. read, LII. 203. 204. 215. ° 

An Account prefented ina former Parliament ordered to be printed, LV. 748. 

A Return, that particular Papers could not be found, L. 409. 

Accounts ordered to be prepared to be laid before the Houfe in a following Seffion, XLVI. 6go. 
ra Blanks, &amp;c. inftead of Accounts, where they are faid to be entered, Lil. 683.~—-LV. 764. 

Notice taken of Accounts being prefented, although Order difcharged, Liv. 621. 


Accounts, &amp;c, ordered, and prefented immediately, or foon afterwards, XLVI. 570. 684.—XLVII. 
397- 556. 695.—XLVIII. 74. 258. 361. 872.—-X LIX: 329.—L. 24. 249. 261. 594:—LI. 193. 


583. 688.—LII. 77. 79- 364. 507. S&amp;c—=LIN. 136. 393.—LIV. 49. 55. 475. 600.—LYV. 
26.28. 185. 452. 642. 882. 


Sce Addresses.— Amendments, 2.—Conferences— Debates, 2. 34. 53.—Poule, 
404.— Pemorandums.— Pessages, 20, &amp;c.— Potions —MOrvderg, 115. 





Accounts blic 

Ccounts Public. 

Bill to explain and amend the Act of 25 Geo, III. for better examining and auditing the Public 
Accounts of this Kingdom, ordered, XLIX. 561. P. 622. 

Bill to authorize His Majefty to appoint Commiffioners for the more effeétual Examination of Ac= 
counts of Public Expenditure for His Majefty’s Forces in the Weft Indiés, ordered, Lv. 907% 
P. 930. 


See Accountants.— Accounts, 988. &amp;c—Poule, 193. 





Arcquittances. 


Acquittance Fees and Money, XLVII. 986: 990. 


A Perfon executed for forging Acquittances of Cuftom Houfe Debentures, XLIX. 112. 
See Supply, 364. 398. 499.—and Stamps in Supplip. 





Action. See accouncy (Army), and 975.—foupplp, 550. 559. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Dd Actions, 











Actions. 


See Actonnts,; 268. 957.—WillB, 139. 146. 208. 216. 234. 336.— Commiteees, 1738.—Courts; 

12. 30.—Fitheries, 3.—Game.— boule, 175.—Inclofures; (Epworth, Sc.) (Settrington) 

, . (Shrewton.}—Pewspapers, 1.— Patents, 1—Quakers, 4.— Riots, 2—Hhips and Uellelg, 
3.—Stamps, 1.—Crade, &amp;c. 17. 19. 





Arts, 


No Adéts to be done in particular Matters without Confent of particular Perfons, XLIX. 409.~=L:; 
554-—LI. 650. 





Acts of Aflemblies. 


See Accounts, 1. 55. 





Acts of Parliament. 


I. Bill from the Lords relating to Ads, viz. 


&amp; To prevent Aéts of Parliament from taking Effect froma Time prior to the paffing thereof; 
' XLVIIL. 418. P. 465. 
2. Aéts expire during the Progrefs of Bills fent to the Lords for continuing Ditto, and the Lordé alter 


the Title to revive and continue, &amp;c. LII. 565. P. 606.—LII. 593. P. 607. 


Il. Particular Bills, refpeCting Acts brought in, &amp;c. at the Com- 
mons, relating to various Matters. 


See Aliens.—Armp.—Bank.—Corn and Grain.— Corporations, &amp;c.—Docks,— 
Duties.— Drawbacks.—Clections.—Crcile.— barbours. — bighwaps. — Land 
Car.— Laws Crpiring —Lotteries.—Markets.— M aby. Poor.— Quarantine. — 
Rates. — Scotland. — Sewers. —Sbhips.— Slaves. — Squares and Streets. 
Supplp.—_ Crade—Welk Indies, &amp;c. 


III. Particular Claufes admitted in Bills, relating fpecially to A&amp;s of 
Parliament. 


See Wills, 131.135. 136. 138. 139. 140.152. 184. 199. 217.222. 224.226, 231. 
262.268. 271.280. 281. 307. 308.—J3ncome. 





Inftru@tions relative to Ditto.—Sce Wills, 7. 66. 84. 90.—Cammittees, 165, &amp;c. 
IV. Incidental Proceedings, wz. 


3. Aétts read on confidering Bills, XLVII. 630. 741. 824.—XLVIII. 618.—XLIX. 429. 479. 546.— 
L. 297. 418.—LI. 668.—LII. 335.—LIII. 374.—LV. 207. 





read, and Bills ordered in upon them, XLVI..86. 125.189. 266. 396. 458. &amp;c.—XLVII, 
46. 571. 675.677.' 733. 760. &amp;c.—XLVIN. 158. 242. 446. 683. 760.785. &amp;c. 
XLIX. 154. 207. 302. 312.398. 442. &amp;c.—L. 70.176. 264. 308. 313. 332. 367. &amp;c.— 
LI. 37. 51. 111.146. 225. 291. 404. 421. 466.—LII. 207. 210. 335. 355. 434. 534. 
537+ &amp;c.—LIll. 82.85. 86. 123.141. 235.299. 399. &amp;c.—LIV. 9.10. 38. 43. 58. 
85.89. 91.94. 199. 222.257. 264. 312. &amp;c.—LV. 9. 24. 31. 38.117. 171. 182. 313. 
321. 379. 452. 574. 600.616.663. 900. goz. 


4. 


5 —— Ditto Acts of the fame Seffion, XLVII. 778.—LII. 200. 216. . 373. 474. 534- 658. 66r. 
.680+—LIII. 475. 652. 663. 680.——LIV. 199. 207. 401. 434. 513.522. 670.— 
LV.117. 211, 616. 923. 


_.. 6 Acts 





Acts of Parliament. 


Incidental Proceedings,—continued. 





6. Aéts read, and negative ordering in Bills thereon, &amp;c. XLIX. 335- 442. 632+—L. 26—LI. 655. 
LI. 601. 602. 657. 























7. read, and Motions for Bills withdrawn, LII. 355. 

8. read, and Inftructions given, XLVII. 580.—XLVIII. 807.—-XLIX. 143. 356. 495. 546. 547. 
L. 375.—LII. 443.—LIII. 353. 374. 494. 569. 612. 695.—LIV. 54. 97. 312. 313. 
468. 643. 662. 690.—LV. 24. 416.481. 523. 622.643. 756. . 

9: . read, and negative giving Inftructions, LIV. 432. 

10. read, and Conimittees of the whole Houfe appointed to confider them, and Parts thereof, 
XLVI. 244. 557.—XLVII.404. 597. 611. 760. &amp;c.—=XLVIII. 14. 191. 613. 778. 
782. 807.—XLIX. 24. 143. 307. 377: 386.—-L. 313. 437. 475- 544: 557. &amp;c.—-LI. 
37. 382. 425.475. 504. 558. 605. 8&amp;c.—LII. 64. 67. 147. 220. 370. 8c.—LIIl. 
343.391. 436. 665. 671.672.——LIV. 63. ‘258.262. 325. 472. 508. 509. 565. 
666.—LV. 32. 58. 357: 400.411. 519. 523.563: 616: 627. 628.667. 707. 716: 
898. 906. 913. 

again read, and Ditto, LV. 667: 
11 read, atid regativé appointing Ditto, XLVI. 550. 
12. 


read, and Sele&amp; Committees appointed to confider them, &amp;c. LI, 491.—LIII. 326.=LV. 
211.295. 591- 


13: : read, and Seleét Comimitteés appointed to enquite into the Execution of them, XLVI. 143. 
366.—LIV. 293. 




















14. read, and Motions for Leave to bring in Bills referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, 
XLVIII. 666.—XLIX 370.—L. 343.—LIV. 263. 646.—LV. 530. 
163 — read, and négative referring Motions for Bills to Ditto, XLVI: 787: 
16. read, and negative Motions for referring Matters to Seleét Committées, LI. 563. 
17: reported by Committees to have been read, XLVI. 57. 158. 317. 341. &amp;c.—XLVII. 535, 
537 548- 552. 561. 575.—XLVIII. 360. 366. 390. 428. 437. &amp;c.—XLIX. 162. 209. 
&amp;c.—L. 69. 85. &amp;.— LI. 191. 471. &amp;C.—LII. 36. 105. 141: 142. 285. &amp;c.—LII: 38. 
152. 233. 261. 
18, Preambles of Aéts read in Proceedings of the Houfe, XLIX. 335. 610.-LII. 634; 
19s A Seétion of an Act read in Ditto, XLVII. 8. 
20% Claufes in Aéts read in Proceedings of the Houfe, XLVI. 220—XLVII. 592.——-XLVIII. 275.— 
XLIX. 302.—L. 237. 391.—LI. 229.—LII. 146.—LIII. 156.—LY. 206. 
21. Aéts of the Parliament of Scotland, reported by Committees to have been read, XLVII. 541. 543.—— 
XLVIII. 959.—XLIX: 65.—L. 115.—LI. 263.—LII. 331.—LIII. 3.54. 
22; &lt;— Report of an examined Copy of an Aé&amp;t being produced, &amp;c. XLIX. 48 3. 
23: 


Report of an attefted Copy of an Act being produced, &amp;c. XLVI. 359. 


An Exemplification of an Act of the Parliament of Ireland, prefented to the Houfe by His Ma- 
jefty’s Command, LV. E. 654. 


For other Matters, fee Accounts, 1. 1264. &amp;c»—%Bills, 331. 336. 337. 357. 375. 382. 
Clections, 238.—boule, 175. 409.—Quefkions Previous Negative, 11.—@totland, 
17. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
‘Abdorefles, 


I, Of Thanks, vz. 


For King’s Speeches - - ives : 


| For King’s Meffages+ - + 3. to 16. 
II. Of Congratulation, w/z. 
To the King ~ = = = = 16.0019. | Yo the Queen - - = ~ 20.f022. 
See Weflages, 35. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) f IH. Of 










III. Of Condolence, w/z. 


To the King- = - - © - = 23. 








Minutes of Evidence - 
Mifcellaneous Services 


Africa = - + = = = © = 24. 
Agriculture = = - = = = 26. 
America = - - = = += = 26, 
Army - + - = = = 30 to 33. 
Letters - - - - = = - = 36. 
Copper - - - = = = + + 37% 
Courts - - - = = = = = i 

Eaft India Company - - - - 38. 
Emperor of Germany- - - - 39. 
Fees- - -' - = = = += © 40. 
Foreign Forces- - = - = + 4i. 
France - - - = - = = = 46. 
Holland - - - - - - 48. 
Houfe of Commons, Bc. - = 50. 
Invafion- - - * - = © 6t. 
Ireland - - - - - ae ae 























defired, 105. 


By Mefages - + - ~ = = 106, 


Of the Houfe - - - - 108, 109. 


Amendments made - - = 113.114. 


Propofed, but not made, viz. 


On being moved for - - - 115. 
On being reported + = - 121, 


By both Houfes - -'= - 123.&amp;c. 
By the whole Houfe = + + 126. &amp;c. 


Accounts, &amp;c.;—defiring them to be laid 
before the Hone - = = 135. &amp;c. 
Amendments ; to Addreffes - 132. &amp;c. 
Army - - = - - = - = 147. 
Egypt - + - - - - - = 148. 
France - - = + - = = = 149 


Avoreffes. 


IV. Relating to other Matters, vz. 


Money, Public 
Monuments - 
Navy - 


+ OP 
Ordnance - 
Penfions - - 
Plague - - 


Preferments - 
Prifoners, &amp;c 

Proclamations 
Profecutions - 
Provifions - 
Public Records 
Sedition - -« 
Slave Trade - 
Spain= - - 
Treaties - - 


Weft Indies 


V. To be communicated to the Lords, 





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93¢ . 
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97: to 104. 


and their Concurrence 


VI. Brought from the Lords to be agreed to by the Commons, zz. 


| Communicated at Conferences, and Concurrence defired, 107« 


VIII. Proceedings upon Addreffes, vzz. 


VII. King’s Anfwers to Addreffes of a particular Import, vz. 
| Of both Houfes - 


- - 110, III. 112. 


Amendments propofed, withdrawn = - - 122. 
Anfwers given 10 Addreffes for Accounts, and 


Accounts, Se. 


prefented immediately after - ibid. 


Addreffes of former Seffions referred to ond 
mitiees of the whole Houfe- + - - 


IX. Modes of prefenting Addrefles, vz. 





Holland - 
Ireland - 
La Fayette - 
Meflages  - 


Parliament - 


By Members who are of the Privy Council, 129, &amp;c. 


X. Queftions Negative, relating to Addrefles, viz. 


156. 


167. 
158. 
160. &amp;c. 


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i e-e ' 6-8 
v,e 2 9 8 
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XI. Incidental Proceedings relating to Addreffes, 167. to 182. 





Aporefles, Agreed to. 


I. Of Thanks, zzz. 
For King’s Speeches, vit. 


I. At opening the Seffion in 1790-1; XLVI. 10.+-Report, 21. 
15.——Again in 1792; XLVIII. 4.—Report, 10.——In 17943 XLIX. 14.—Report, 18.——In 
1794-53 L. 4.—Report, 8. In 1795-6; LI. 4. 6.—Report, 9.——In 1796-75 LI. 11.— 
Report, 15.——In 1797-8; LIII. 4.—Report, 6. In 1798-9; LIV. 4.—Report. 6—— 
In 1799-1800; LV. 4.—Report, 6.—On 11th November 1800; LV. 796.—Repott, 801. 

2. Anfwers reported on Ditto, XLVI. 22.—XLVII. 19.—XLVIII. 12.—-XLIX. 19.—-L. 11.—=LI. 15. 
LI. 18.—LIII. 34.—LIV. 8.—LV. 8. 826. 


Of Thanks for King’s Meffages, relating to, vit. 


Army, v.2. 





In 17923 XLVII. 5.—Reports 




















3 On His Majefty’s ordering a further Augmentation of His Army to guard againft Invafion, &amp;c. 
XLIX. 379.—Aniwer, 391. 


Dutch Prizes, viz. 


4. On His Majefty’s Intention to dire&amp; the Produce arifing from the Sale of Ditto to be applied to 
the Public Service, LI. 195. 


Emperor of Germany, v’%. 
5. On the guaranteeing of a Loan to Ditto, L. 154 —Anfwer, 156, 


For continuing certain temporary Advances of Money, with a View to Military Operations, Lit. 
215.216.—An{wer 222. 


Foreign Forces, wiz. 


6. On a Corps of Heffian Troops in the Pay of Great Britain being difembarked at the Ifle of Wight, 
&amp;c. XLIX. 24.—Aniwer, 26. 


J On other Foreign Troops in the’ Service of Great Britain being difembarked at Ditto, and at 
Southampton, &amp;c. Li. 215.—Ant{wer, 238. 


* On a Body of Ruffian Forces being provided with Accommodations in the Iflands of Guernfey 
and Jerfey, LV. 58.—Aniwer, 113. 
France, v/z. 


On the Death of the King of France, and the fending Monfieur Chauvelin from Englarid, XL VIIt- 
128.—Anfwer, 134. 





9. On the Affembly who exercifed the Powers of Government in France, directing Aéts of Hoftility 
again{t His Majefty’s Subjeéts, &amp;c. XLVI. 182.—Anfwer, 198. 


On a particular Crifis of Things in France, and His Majefty being induced to meet any Difpofi- 


tion for a Negociation for a General Peace, LI. 213.—Anfwer, 238. 


10, 


On the Failure of another Negotiation for Peace, LII. 258.—Anfwer, 262. 


On Communications received from France relative to Peace, and His Majefty recommending a 
vigorous Profecution of the War, LV. 94.—Anfwer, 113. 


Holland, vz: 


Refpecting certain Dutch Ships of War and Searnen, which by Conventions with the Stadtholder 
had been placed at His Majefty’s Difpofal, LV. 697. 


Ireland, viz. 


For improving and perpetuating a Connection with Ireland, LIV. 147.—Anfwer, 148. 


Relative to Perfons being brought into this Country and confined in Fort George, LIV. 402.— 
Anfwer 406. 


Members, viz. 


11. On Colonel Cawthorne, of the Weftminfter Middlefex Militia, being put under Arreft to be tried 
by a Court Martial, LI. 139.—Anfwer, 178. 


InpeEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Ee Militia, 








Avprefles, Agreed to. 






























{2. 


13. 


15. 


16. 


17. 
18. 


19. 


20. 
21. 


22. 


Of Thanks,—continued. 


Militia, viz. 
On different Regiments offering their Services to His Majefty to go to Ireland, L111. 684.—Anfwer, 
703. 
“See Pilitia. 
Navy, viz. 


On mutinous and difobedient Proceedings of the Crews of fome of His Majefty’s Ships at the 
Nore, Lil. 633.—Anfwer, 638. 


Plague, viz. 
Informing the Houfe of Three Ships having arrived from Mogadore with foul Bills.of Health, 
which He had ordered to be deftroyed, LV. 170.—Anfwer, 177. 


_ Pruffia and Holland, viz. 


On His Majefty entering into a Treaty with Ditto, and to be enabled to make good His Engage- 
ments with them, &amp;c. XLIX. 547-—An{wer, 559. 


Royal Family, viz. 


On His Majefty agreeing toa Marriage propofed for the Princefs seeds with the Hereditary Prince 
of Wirtembergh, LII. 533.—Anfwer, 537. 


See Messages, 27.—Speeches, 2. 


Ruffia and the Porte, viz. 


On His Majefty’s Endeavours to effet a Pacification between Ditto proving unfuccefsful, XLVI 
361.—Ant{wer, 366. 


Seditious Pradtices, o7z. 
Of certain Cortefponding Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 589.—Anfwer, sgo. 


Spain, viz. 


Relative to Endeavours to preferve Peace being ineffeGual, and ona Declaration of War by Spain, 
Lil. 200.—Aanfwer, 201. 


Speaker, viz. 


On the Houfe lately occupied by the Auditor of the Exchequer being appropriated for the Ufe of 
the Speaker for the Time being, XLIX. 361.—Anf{wer, 364. 


Specie, viz. 


Relative to an unufual Demand for Ditto lately made from the Country on the hneiaiioe LIl. 
352.—~Aniwer, 354. 


If, OF Congratulation, wz. 
To the King, vit. 


On the Termination of the Difpute with Spain relative to Nootka, XLVI. 63.—Anf{wer, go. 
Upon the Nuptials of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, XLVII. 15.—Anfwer, 19. 
On the Nuptials of His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, L. 413.—Anf{wer, 436. 

Oa the Princefs of Wales being happily delivered of a Princefs, LI. 276.—Anfwer, 276. 


On the happy Nuptials of the Princefs Royal and His moft Serene Highnefs the Hereditary Prince 
of Wirtembergh, LII. 593.—Ant{wer, 602. 


To the Queen, vit. 


Upon the Nuptials of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, XLVII. 16.—Anfwer, 19. 
On the Nuptials of His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, L. 413.—Anfwer, 436. 
On the Princefs of Wales being happily delivered of a Princefs, LI. 276 —Anfwer, 290. 


On the happy Nuptials of the Princefs Royal and His moft Serene Highnefs the Hereditary 
Prince of Wirtembergh, LU. 593.—Ant{wer, 606. 


See Pefages. 
Ill. Of 








Avprefles, Agreed to. 








III. Of Condolence, ViZ. 
To the King, viz. 


23. On the Death of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, His Majefty’s Btother, XLVI. 10. 


21.—An{wer, 22. 


IV. Relating to other Matters, wz. 


Africa, viz. 


24. For Copies of all -Grants,- &amp;c. made. to His Majefty of any Lands on that Part of the Coaft of 
Africa, known by the Name of the Peninfula of Sierra Leona, XLVI. §75.—An{wer, 584.— 
Prefented, 656. 


See infra, 93. 97-—Supra, Plague. 


Agriculture, zz. 


250 For the Eftablifhment of a Board of Agriculture and intetnal Improvement ; Debate thereon ad 
journed, XLVIII. 782.—Refumed, and Addrefs agreed to, and for a Sum of Money to be ad- 
vanced, &amp;c. 791.—Report Anfwer, 794. 


America, vz. : 


Nova Scotia and New Brunfwick, viz. 


26. For Copies of ail Letters, &amp;c. from General Ogilvie, relative ‘to. the State of Defence of thefe 
Provinces, fincethe Commencement of the prefent War, XLIX. 213.—Ditto from Governor 
Wentworth, 213.—Anfwer, 216.—Prefented, 344. 


27- For Copies of the Correfpondence which has taken place between His Majefty’s Minifters and Ge- 
neral Ogilvie, on the Subject of Governor Wentworth’s Corps, in the Courfle of the Year 1793; 
XLIX. 213.—Anfwer, 216. 


28. For Copies of ali Returns of the effective Force in Garrifon at Halifax, received during the Courfe 
of the Year 17933 XLIX. 213.—Anfwer, 216.—Prefented, 344. 


29. For Extraéts from the Journals of the Packets from Halifax, from the Commencement of the 
prefent War, communicated by the Poftmafter General to either of His Majefty’s Principal 
Secretaries of State, &amp;c. relative to the French Naval Force onthe Coa of North America, &amp;c. 
XLIX. 213.—Anfwer, 216,—Prefented, 344. 


- For Copies of Governor; Wentworth’s Letters, refpe€ting the State of the Maroons fent to Nova 
Scotia from the Ifland of Jamaica, LI. 460.—Anf{wer, 469.—Prefented, 472. 


Annuities. 





See infra, 71. 


The Army, VIZ. 


For Accounts relating thereto, viz. 


30. Of Men loft, killed, wounded, miffing, and Prifoners, of the Britifh Troops, fince the laft Cam 
paign, &amp;c.-L. 28.—Anfwer, 32.—Prefented, 121. 


31. For a Return of the Names, &amp;c. of all Officers who have obtained the Rank of Field Officers in 
His Majefty’s Service, fince the Commencement of the prefent War, &amp;c. L. 77.—Anfwer, 89.— 
Prefented, 176. 


For Lifts, viz. 


32. Of the Regimental and Warrant Officers of His Majefty’s Land Forces, &amp;c. for 1791; XLVI« 
34.—For 1792; XLVII. 43.—For 17935; XLVIII. 16.—For 1794; XLIX. 24.—For 1795-5 L. 
23.—For 1796; LI. 17.—For 1797; LU. 20.—For 1798; \Lill. 364+For.1799; LIV. 9.— 
For 1800; LV. 117. 


Anfwers to Ditto, XLVI. 33.—LII. 23.—LIII. 37. &amp;c.——See Members, -56. 


33- Of fuch Officers in India, who have lately been promoted in His Majefty’s Service to the Rank of 
General Officers, LI. 206.—Anfwer, 238. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) For 














Anorefles; Agreed to. 


Army,—continued. 





For Eftimates, viz. 


34 Of the Charge for Guards, Garrifons, and other Land Forces, for 1791; XLVI. 34.—For 1792; 
XLVII. 43:—For 1793; XLVIII. 16.—For 17943; XLIX. 24.—For 1795; L. 23.—For 1796; 
LI. 17.—For 1797; Lif. 20.—For 1798; Lill. 36.—For 1799; LIV. 9.—From 25th of De- 
cember 1799 to 24th of February 1800; LV. 26.—For 1800; LV. 117.—From 25th Decem- 


ber 1800 to 24th of March 1801; 862. : 


35 Of the Charge of Out=Penfioners of Chelfea Hofpital, for 1791 ; XLVI. 34.—For 1792; XLVII. 
43.—For 1793; XLVI. 16.—For 1794; XLIX. 24.—For 1795; L. 23.—For 17963; LL 
17.—For 1797; LU. 20.—For 1798; LUI. 36.—For 1799; LIV. 10.—For 1800; LV. 117. 


— Anfwers to Ditto, XLVI. 38. &amp;c.—LU. 23.—LIII. 37- &amp;c. 
Sce Accounts, 120. 165. 236. &amp;c. 


For Letters, Pc. vit. 


. 36. For a Copy of a Letter, dated Whitehall, 14th March 1794, addreffed to the Lords Lieutenant of 
the feveral Counties, together with the Plans and other Papers inclofed therein, XLIX. 365.— 
Antwer, 374.—Prefented, 378. | 
For Proceedings, vit. 


37: For a Copy of the Proceedings of the Court Martial lately holden for the Trial of John Fenton 
Cawthorne, Efquire, a Member of the Houfe, LI. 55a.—Anfwer, 555.—Prefented, 562. 


See infra, 38.—Supra, 24. &amp;c. 


Copper, vz. 


- For Copies of all Reprefentations made to the Privy Council, complaining of the Want or 
High Price of Copper, either by the Merchant Ship Owners or Manufacturers, LV. 301.— 
An{wer, 309.—Account prefented, ibid, 


Copper Coinage, 272. 


os For Meafutes to be taken for procuring an immediate Supply of Ditto, as may be beft adapted 
to the Payment of the Laborious Poor in the prefent Exigency, LII. 364.—Anfwer, 378. 


For an Account of the Quantity and Prices of all Copper ufed in the late Copper Coinage, 
from June 1797 to 17th March 1800; LV. 318.—Anfwer, 321. . 
Courts of Juftice, vz. 


For a Commiffion to iffue under the Great Seal for examining the Duties, Salaries, &amp;c. of the 
feveral Officers, Clerks, &amp;c. of the faid Courts, and for reporting what Regulations may be fit 
to be eftablifhed with refpe@ to the fame, LIV. 641.—Anfwer, 728. 


Eaft India Company, wz. 


38. For a Copy.of the Petition prefented to His Majefty from the Officers of the Troops in the 
by Service of the Company, L. 96.—Anfwer 109,—Prefented, &amp;c. 181. 
See /upras 33. 


Emperor of Germany, zz. 


39- For an Account of the different Sums of Money that have been paid to the Emperor, &amp;c. at 
different Times during the prefent War, L. 502.—Anfwer, 513.—Prefented, 553. 
See fupra, 5. 


—: ‘Fees and Perquifites, &amp;c. vz. 


‘40. For, Copies of the Reports of. the Commiffioners appointed to enquire into Ditto, and Emolv- 
"ments of certain Offices, XLVIII. 749.—Anfwer, 757.—Prefented, 876. 


eA 


Fifheries.—see infra, 81. 82. 


» 


Foreigners, 




























Anprefles; agreed to. 








Foreigners, vz. 


For an Account of the Number of Foreigners who have come into Great Britain fince 1{t May 
1792, and refident therein, diftinguifhing Clergy, Sex, &amp;c. LII. 419.—~Anfwer, 434.~—An 
Account prefented, LV. 280, 





Foreign Forces, vz. 


41. For a Copy of the Articles according to which His Majefty has been pleafed to order a Part of 
His Electoral Troops to be employed in the Service of Great Britain, XLIX. 151.—Anf{wer, 
158.—Prefented, +90. 





42. lor a Copy of the Tariff by which the Pay of the Troops of the Ele€torate of Hanover, now in 
the Pay of Great Britain, is regulated, XLIX. 225.—Anfwer, and the Account prefented, 281. 


43. For a Return of fuch Foreign Troops as are actually in Britifh Pay, L. 28.—Anfwer, 32.— 
Prefented, 181. 


Ade For an Account of fuch of the Troops of the Elector of Hanover, of the Landgraye of Heffe 
Caffel, &amp;c. as have been killed or have died in Britifh Pay, fince the Commencement of 
our Treaties with thofe refpeétive Powers, L. 28.—Anfwer, 32. 


45. For an Account of the Troops employed by the King of Pruffia, in purfuance of the Treaty 
figned at the Hague in April 1794, &amp;c. L. 29.—Anfwer, 32.—Prefented, 121. 


See /fupra, 6. 


France, v7z. 


46. For a Copy, &amp;c. of the Inftructions fent to Earl Gower, His Majefty’s Ambaffador there, direct- 
ing him to quit Paris, XLVIII. 47.—Anfwer, 48.—Prefented, 51. 
47. For a Copy of the Order of Council, iffued 2oth February 1793, refpecting the Embarkation, &amp;¢, 


of Perfons coming from France to this Country, XLVIII, 608.—Anfwer, 609.—Prefented, 748, 
See infra, 51. 87. 173.—Supra, 8. 


Holland or the United Provinces, viz. 


48. For Copy of the Declaration made by Lord Auckland to the States General, on the 13th Novem- 
ber 1792; and alfo Copy of the Memorial prefented by Lord Auckland to them on the 25th 
January 17933; XLVIII. 134.—Anfwer, and Papers prefented, 150. 


49. For Copy of a Memorial, prefented on 5th April 1793, by the Britith and Imperial Minifters, to 
the States General, XLVIII. 657.—Anfwer, 661.—Prefented, 664. 


See fupra, 12. 


Toufe of Commons, zz. 


50. For the feveral Alterations mentioned in a Report of a Seleé&amp;t Committee of the Houfe to be 
carried into Effet, XLVI. 652.—Anfwer 665. . 


To lay before His Majefty another Report, and Plans annexed, for other Alterations to be made and 
carried into Effeét, upon the Union with Ireland, Lv. 780. 


See infra, 57. 66. 68. 


Houfes of Parliament, vzz. 


51. Approach to both Houfes; to give Direétions for earrying the Plan of making Ditto more com- 
iodious into Execution; and Copies of the Reports, &amp;c. to be prefented therewith, XLVIII.® 
945.—Antiwer, 992. ' 


Inftructions.— see infra, 102. 


Invafion, w7z. 
On His Majefty’s Meffage relative to Preparations making by France to invade thefe Kingdoms, 
LI. 179.—Anfwer, 230.—Another Addrefs, on His Majefty’s Second Meffage relative to Ditto, 
478.—Anfwer, 507. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Ff Ireland, 











Avoretles ; agreed to. 


EE 
— 





Ireland, viz. 


For an Account of the Number of Officers, together with the Salaries and Emoluments annexed 
to the fame, tenable by, or actually held by, the prefent Members of the Irith Parliament, Ly. 
393-—Antwer, 407.—Prefented, 615. 


Upon agreeing to Refolutions relative to the Union with Ireland, Lv. 473-—Report of Ditto, 














ibid. 
Letters See infra, 97. 103. 
Maroons .—See infra 104, 
Members. See fupra, 11. 
Memorials.—sce infra, 99. 100. 


Minutes of Evidence, zz. 


For a Copy of the Minutes of Examination taken before the Lords of the Privy Council, refpect- 
ing the Birmingham Bread and’Flour Company, LV. 609.—Anfwer, 622.—Prefented, ibid. 


Mifcellaneous Services, vz. 


Eftimate of the Sum which may be wanted for Ditto, for the Months of January, February, and 
March, 1801; LV. 862,—Anfwer, 863.—Prefented, 868. : 


M ogadore. 





See infra, 85. 


Money Public, vz. 
For Accounts of Sums iffued purfuant to Addreffes, and not made good by 


Parliament, viz. 


a. All Sums, XLVI. 569,—XLVII. 44.—XLVIII. 276.—XLIX. 73.—L. 175.—LI, 166. 570.—LII. 
144.—LIIf, go.—LIV. 475.—LY. 118. 
-——— Anfwers, XLVI. 584. &amp;c.—LII. 149.—LIIl. 9§.—LIV. 483.—LV. 120. 
53 All Sums fince particular Times, LI. 570.—Anf{wer, 577. 
$4. For Services incurred, and not provided for by Parliament, XLVI. 34.—XLVII. 43.—XLVIII. 16.— 
XLIX. 24.—L. 23.-—-LI. 17.—LII. 20.—LIII. 36.—LIV. 10.—LV. 117. 
53. Shewing how Monies given for Services have been difpofed of, XLVI. 34.—XLVII. 43.—XLVIII. 
16,—XLIX. 24.—L. 23.—LI. 17.—LII. 20.—LIII. 36.—LIV. 10. 
Account of the Charges incurred and paid for Secret Service Money, for the laft Twenty-five 
Years, &amp;c. LIV. 258.—Anfwer, 263.—Prefented, 315. 
. For advancing Money, viz. 
To Charles Bragge, Efquire, for his Services to the Houfe as Chairman of the Committee of Ways 
and Means, LV. 790.—Anfwer 792. 
56. Towards defraying the Expence of printing the Journal of the Houfe, and alfo extraordinary Ex- 


pences incurred on Account of the printed Journals and Reports of the Houfe, XLVI. 682.— 
Anfwer 689. Addrefs, XLVII. 1068.—Anfwer, 1089. Addrefs, XLVIII. 944.—Anfwer, 

/ 992. Addrefs, XLIX. 737.—Anfwer, 740. Addrefs, L. 614.—Anfwer, 622. Ad- 
drefs, LI. 787.—Anfwer, 789. Addrefs for defraying the Expence of Ditto in the laft Seffion 
(1800) overand above the eftimated Sum granted by Parliament for thefe Services, LV. 927.— 
Anfwer, 928. 




















for the Journal and the Votes, and for Bills and Reports in 1800, in one Addrefs, Ly. 
927.—Antwer, 928. 





a For detraying the Expence of printing and delivering the Votes of the Houfe, XLVI. 682.— 
Anfwer, 689. Addrefs, XLVI. 1068.—Anfwer, ro89. Addrefs, XLVHI. 944.—Anfwer, 
Addrefs, L. 614.—Anfwer, 622. Addrefs, 














992.——-Adadrefs, XLIX. 737.—Anfwer, 740. 
Lt. 787.—Antwer, 789. 





See fupra, 56. 
58. For 







































Anorefles; agreed to. 


— S$ 





Money Public,—continued. 


For advancing Money,—continued. 


58. For defraying the Expences attending the printing the Copies of Bills, Reports, and other Papers, 
which have been printed by Order of the Houfe, XLVI. 682.—Anfwer, 689. Addrefs, 
XLVI. 1068.—Anfwer, 1089. Addrefs, XLVIII. 945.—Anfwer, 992. Addrefs, X LIX. 
737.—Anfwer, 740. Addrefs, L. 614.—Anfwer, 622. Addrefs, LI. 787.—Anfwer, 
789. See fupra, 56. . 


For defraying the Expence of printing the General Index, compiled by Mr. Samuel Dunn, from 
the Year 1774 to 1790; LII. 743.—Anfwer, 755. 




















59. To Mr. Samuel Dunn, towards defraying the Expence of making a General Index to the Journals 
of the Houle, from the 34th Volume, L. 614.—Anfwer, 622. Addrefs, LI. 788.—Anfwer, 
78 
7°9- 
——- Ditto to Ditto, as a final Compenfation for his Pains and Trouble, &amp;c. in having compiled 
the faid General Index, LU. 743.—Anfwer, 755. 





——— Ditto towards defraying the Expence of making a General Index to the Journals of the 
Houte, from the 45th Volume, LY. 791. 


60. _ To Mr. George Whittam, for making an Index to the Votes of the Houfe of the laft Seffion of 
Parliament (1796) and for defraying the Expence of printing the fame, LI. 787.—Anfwer, 
789. See jupra, 52. 


Ditto for another Seffion, 1797; LI. 743.—Anfwer, 755. 








—— Ditto another Seffion, LUNI. 704.—Anfwer, 708. 
—— Ditto another Seffion, LIV. 727.—Anfwer, 743. 
—— Ditto another Seffion, LV. 791.—Anfwer, 792. 
-—— Ditto for Two Seffions, LV. 927.—Antwer, 928. 


For iffuing Money, viz. 


61. Such Sumas fhall be neceffary for the Repair of the Harbour of Douglas, in the Ifle of Man, 
XLVIII. 993.—Anfwer, 996. 

62. ———— as His Majefty thall think proper, not exceeding a certain Sum, to Mr. Jofeph Elking- 
ton, as an Inducement to difcover his Mode of draining, L.616,—Anf{wer, 622. 


63. ——_—— to the Commiffioners for Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. for their Diligence and Attention in the 
Truft repofed in them, L. 616.—Anfwer, 622. See /upra, 52. 





to Jeremiah Dyfon, Efquire, Clerk Affiftant of the Houfe, for his Services to the 
Houfe, as, together with the Fees, &amp;c. of Office, will amount to a certainSum, LV. 
790.—Anf{wer, 792. 





to John Clementfon, Efquire, Deputy Serjeant at Arms attending the Houfe, for his 
Services, as, together with the Emoluments of Office, will amount to a certain Sum, 
LV. 790.—Antwer 792. 


A Sum to be iffued to Charles Abbot, Efquire, Chairman of the Select Committee appointed to 
1s enquire into the State of the Public Records-of the Kingdom, &amp;c. to be diftributed by him to 
HoH the different Perfons employed in relation to the fame, LV. 790.—Anfwer, 792. 


Thew To dirett Enquiry to be made, and to direét Compenfation, viz. 


64. For Loffes, &amp;c. fuftained by the Truftees of a Meeting Houfe, in confequence of a Riot at 
wea ins Birmingham, XLVII. 1089.—Anfwer, ibid. 


: Relative to a Chryftaline Size, invented by Thomas Foden of Coventry, Chymift, LV. 657.— 
Anfwer, 669. 


ce infra, 716 


To dire&amp; Compenfation to be made, viz. 


65. To Commiffioners appointed to enquire into the Loffes of Perfons fuffering under Aéts of Par- 
lament, for regulating the African Slave Trade, XLVI. 1089.—Anf{wer, ibid. 


To the Perfons appointed by the Lords of the Treafury to examine, &amp;c. the Bills of Cofts and 
Expences of Meffieurs Wallis and Troward, Solicitors in the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, 
LI. 743.—Antwer, 755. 


és To fundry Officers of the Houfe of Commons, for their Attendance on Public Committees of the 
Houle, for Two Seffions, Lv. 927.—Anfwer, 928. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) To 















































66. 


67. 


68. 


69. 


79. 


"1 


Money Public,—continued. 


Avvretfes; agreed to. 


ee 








To continue Allowance, and to grant Compenfation equivalent to fuch Annual 
Allowance, viz. 


To the Clerk Affiftant of the Houfe, XLVII. 993.—Anfwer, 996. 


To order Increafe of Allowance, viz. 
To Jeremiah Dyfon, Efquire, Clerk Affiftant of the Houfe, Lill. 704.—Anfwer, 708. 





See infra, 68. 


To grant Sums on making Difcoveries, viz. 


To Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, a Sum not exceeding a certain Sum for his Invention of a 
Time-keeper, Xi. VII..946.—Anfwer, 993. 


To give Direétions for making further Recompence, viz. 


To John Ley, Efquire, in confideration of his long and meritorious Services as Clerk Affiftant 
of the Houfe, XLVII. 802.—Anfwer, 804. 


See fupra, 66. 


To direét Reward, viz. 


To Henry Partridge, Efquire, and others, Commiffioners, &amp;c. for enquiring into the Admini- 
{tration of Civil and Criminal Juftice in the Ifland of Jeriey, XLIX. 742.—Anf{wer, 743. 


To John Spranger, Efquire, and others, Commiffioners for enquiring into the State and Con- 
dition of the Ifle of Man, XLIX. 742.—Aniwei, 743. 


For giving Direétions for enquiring into Matters, and to order Reimburfe- 
ment, ViZ. 


Lofs of fundry Perfons, Subfcribers for Annuities on Lives under A&amp; of 29 Geo. III.; XLVI. 
873.—Anfwer, 922s 


See Atcounts, 669. 


Monuments, wz. 


To be ereéted in the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, in the City of London, to the Memory of 
George Lord, Rodney, Vice Admiral of England, with an Infcription, &amp;c. XLVIII. 946.— 
‘Anfwer, 993. 


The like for General Elliott, Lord Heathfield, with an Infcription, &amp;c. XLVIII. 946.—Anfwer, 
993- 

The like for Captain James Montagu, of His Majefty’s Ship Montagu, to be erected in the Col- 
Jegiate Church of Saint Peter’s Weilminfter, who fell glorioufly in the Naval Engagement on 
the 1ft June 1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 738.—Anfwer, 740. 


The like for John. Harvey, Efquire,’ late Captain of His Majefty’s Ship Brunfwick, and John 
Hutt, Efquire, late Captain of His Majefty’s Ship Queen, in Weftminfter Abbey ; who died 
in confequence of the Wounds which they received in the Naval Engagement of the 1ft June 
1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 744.—The Parliament prorogued, 744. 


The like for Captain Faulknor, at Saint Peter’s Weftminfter, for his eminent Services in the Ex- 
pedition againft the Iflands of Martinique and Guadaloupe, in 1795, &amp;c. L. 428.—Anfwer, 
444. Entries in the Votes of, the Addrefs read, andthe Houfe informed that it would be 
more convenient if the faid Monument was erected: in the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, 
London, another Addrefs to His Majefty for that Purpofe was agreed on, &amp;c. 490.—Anfwer, 
513: j 

The like for Major General Thomas Dundas, in the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, London, in 
Teftimony of the grateful Senfe entertained by the Houfe of the eminent Services rendered to his 
Country, particularly in the Reduction of the French Weft India Iflands, &amp;c. L, 578.—Anf{wer, 
607. 





The like in Ditto, to the Memory of Captain Richard Rundle Burges, of His Majefty’s Ship 
Ardent, who fell glorioufly inthe Naval Engagement’ on the 11th October 1797, when a de- 
cifive Victory was obtained by Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan over the Dutch Fleet, LIJ. 33.— 
‘Anfwer. 34. 


. »* 


. To 






 Aporelfes ; agteed to. 








Monuments,—costinued. 


To be ereéted inthe Cathedral Church of Saint Paul, London, to the Memory of Captain George 
Blagdon Weftcott of His Majefty’s Ship Majeftic, who fell glorioufly in the Naval Engagement 
under Lord Nelfon, at thé Battle of the Nile, in 1798; LIV. 7.—Anfwer, 10. 


The like-in Ditto, to the Memory of Admiral Earl Howe, with an In{cription expreffive of the 
Public Sente of his great and meritorious Services, &amp;c. LV: 36:—Anfwer, 48. 


Navy, v2. 
For Eflimates, viz. 


78, Of Buildings, Re-buildings, and Repairs of Ships of War, &amp;c. for 17913 XLVI. 34.—For 
17923; XLVII. 43.—For 17933; XLVIII. 15.—For 1794; XLIX. 24.—For 1795; L. 23.— 
Por 17963 Ll. 17.—For 17973 LU. 20.—For 1798; LU. 36.—For 1799; LIV. 9.—For 1800; 
LV. 117. 


79. Of the Ordinary of the Navy, and Half Pay of Officets of the Navy, and certain Officers of 
Marines, for 17913; XLVI. 34.—For 17923; XLVI. 43.—For 1793 ; XLVIII. 15.—For 
17943; XLIX. 24.—For 1795; L. 23.—For 1796; LI. 17.—For 1797; LU. 20.—For 
1798; LIII. 36.—For 1799; LIV. 9.—For 1800; LV. 117. 





Ordinary and Extraordinary of the Navy, for January and February 1800; LV. 26.— 
For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; LV. 861. 


80. Of the Debt of the Navy, viz. as it ftood on 31ft December 1791; XLVII. 43.—On the 31ft De- 
cember:1793 ; XLIX. 24.—On 31ft December 1794; L. 23.—On 30th September 1797; LIII: 





36.—On 30th September 17983; LIV. 10.—On 31ft December 1799; LV. 118. See 
Atcounts, 902. 1299. 
- Of the probable Expence of the Tranfport Service, and for the Care, &amp;c. of Prifoners of War in 


Health at Home and Abroad, for 1799; LIV. 10.—For 1800; LV. 118.—For Three. Lunar 
Months, commencing ift January 1801; 861.—Of Sick Prifoners of War for the fame Period, . 
ibid. 





Newfoundland,. viz. 


. $1. For a Comparative State of the Britifh Fifhery carried on at Ditto, in 1763, 1764, 1773, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 684.—Antwer, 689. 


§2. For Copies of certain Reprefentations to His Majefty of the Lords of Trade, &amp;c. in 1718, 1765, 
and 1766; and alfo a Report of the Lords Committee for Trade, in 1786, &amp;c, relative to 
the faid Trade and Fifhery, XLVIII. 336.—Anfwer, 343.—Prefented, 376. 


Ordnance, wz. 


83. Eftimates of the Charge of the Office for Land Service, for 1791; XLVI. 34.—For 1792; 
XLVII. 43.—For 17935 XLVIII. 16.—For 1794; XLIX. 24.—For 1795; L. 23.—For: 1796; 
LI. 17.—For 17973; LU. 20.—For 1798; Lill. 36.—For 1799; LIV. 9.—For January and 
February 1800; LV. 26.—For January, February, and March, 1801; 862. 


See Accounts, 219. 





Peace. See infra, 138. 155. 158. 161. 173.—Supra, 10. 


Penfions, v7z. 


84. For a Lift of Ditto granted fince 1ft January 1792, and Names of Perfons, &amp;c. LIIIl. 401.— 
Anfwer, 407.—Prefented, 446. 


_. Plague, vz. 
85. For a Copy of the Proceedings of the Lords of the Privy Council, refpecting the Ships and .Cargoes 


arrived from Mogadore, on the Coaft of Africa, with foul Bills of Health, Lv. 175.—An{wer, 
177.—Prefented, 244. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ) Gg Preferments, 





















Anorefles ; agreed to. 








Preferments, zz. 


To confer fome Dignity in the Church on Chaplains of the Houfe, viz. 


oe... The Reverend Mr. Thomas Hay, XLVI. 682.—Anfwer, 689.—— 
Antwer, 740. 


The Reverend Mr. Thomas Caufton, L. 614.—Anfwer, 622. 
An{wer. 789. 





Another Addrefs, XLIX. 737.— 





Another Addrefs, LI. 787.— 


The Reverend Mr. William Bufby, Lil. 743.—Anfwer, 754. 
Antwer, 743. Another Addrefs, LV. 927.—Anfwer, 928. 





Another Addrefs, LIV. 736.— 





Prifoners, vz. 


87, For Medical Affiftance to be provided for thofe confined in the King’s Bench and Fleet Prifons, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 654.—Anfwer, 665. 


For an-Account of the Number of French Prifoners in Great Britain, LII. 419.—Anfwer, 434.— 
Prefented, 443. 


For an Eftimate of the Expence of the Care and Cuftody of Prifoners of War in Health, &amp;c. for 
17993 LIV. 10.—Anfwer, ibid.—Prefented, 656. 


Prifons, v7z. 


88. For a Lift of the Names of Perfons committed under Act “ for enabling His Majefty to fecure 
“ and detain Perfons fufpected of confpiring againft His Perton and Government,” and of the 
Prifons in which they have been confined, LIV. 68.—Anfwer, and the Lifts prefented at the 
fame Time, 84. 85. Another Addrefs, LV. 170.—Anfwer, 177.—Prefented, 180. 


For a Copy of the Affidavit of the Keeper of Cold Bath Fields Prifon, Middlefex, taken 31ft 
December 1798, and of Letters written by the Duke of Portland in confequence thereof, LIV. 
130.—Antiwer, 132.—Prefented, 133. . 





For Copies of Exaininations taken before the Magiftrates in Seffions, relative to the State of Cold 
Bath Fields Prifon, LIV. 207.—Anfwer, 255.—Prefented, ibid. 


- For a Copy of the Report of a Committee of Magiftrates, appointed to infpeé&amp; the general Con- 
cerns of the Prifons-in Middlefex, tranfmitted to the Duke of Portland, &amp;c. LIV. 262.— 
Anfwer, 264.—Prefented, 316. . 


For an Enquiry to be made into the State and Management of Cold Bath Fields Prifon, LY. 
773.-—Antwer, 778. 


° For a Copy of the Report made by the Commiffioners appointed by his Majefty to enquire into 


the State of the Prifon in Cold Bath Fields, together with a Copy of the Commiffion, LV. goz. 
-—Aniwer, 912. 


- Proclamations, wz. 


89. Upon one being iffued by His Majefty from the Queen’s Houfe, relative to Seditious Writings, 
XLVU. 831.—Antiwer, 1029. 


For Copies of Proclamations relating to the Expedition to the Weft Indies under Sir Charles 
Grey, &amp;c. L. §02.—Antwer, 513.—Prefented, 532. 


Profecutions, vz. 


90. For His Majefty to give Directions to His Attorney General to profecute John Reeves, Efquire, 
as the Author, &amp;c. of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englifh Government,” LI. 
235.—Anfwer, 238. 


For a Copy of one iffued by the Governor of Surinam, on 26th of February 1800, together with 
fuch Reprefentations as may have been made to His Majefty thereon, LV. 769.—Anfwer, ibid.— 
Predented, idid. 


Provifions, vz. 


On the High Price thereof, Lv. 883. 





See infra, 105. 


To lay before His Majefty a Copy of the Fifth Report of the Sele Committee on Ditto, and for 
His Majefty to advance a Sum for the immediate Relief of particular Parifhes, LV. 919.— 
Anfwer, 925. 


Pruffia. 





‘See fupra, 45.—Infra, 137. 139. 157. 161. 


Public 


Apvrefles ; agreed to. 





Public Records, vz. 


Relative to the State of Ditto of this Kingdom, and laying before His Majefty the Report of a 
‘ Sele&amp; Committee thereon, LV. 753.—Anfwer, 764. 


Seditious. Writings, vz. 


gl. On His Majefty’s Proclamation relative to Ditto, prefented to the Houfe 21ft May 17923 XLVII. 
831.—Prefented by both Houfes, 1028.—Anfwer, 1029. 


Seditious Practices, wz. 
92. For His Majefty to be pleafed to give Leave, that the Book and Papers which have been laid before 


the Houte, by His Majefty’s Command, may be communicated to the Lords, XLIX. 613.— 
An{wer, ibid. 


See fupra, 88. 


Services incurred, &amp;c.—See fupra, 54. 53. 


Slave Trade, &amp;c. wiz. 


93- For Copies of the Acts paffed in the Weft Indies for the Regulation of Slaves, and tranfmitted to 
England, fince 1788; LI. 567.—LII. 194. Anfwers, LI. 577.—LII. 201. 





For Directions to be given to the Governors in the Weft Indies, to recommend to the Affemblies to 
adopt Meafures for gradually diminifhing the Neceffity of the Slave Trade; &amp;c. LI. 461.— 
Antwer, 469. 


See infra, 97. 104: 
_ Spain, v7z. 


94 On the Termination of Differences with the Court of Spain relative to Nootka Sound, XLVI. 
63.—Ant{wer, go. 


See fupra, 14. 


Treaties, vz. 


95: For a Copy of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, concluded in 1791, between the Courts of Péters- 
burgh and the Ottoman Porte, XLVII. 793.—Anfwer, 798.—Prefented, 820. 
96. ——Ditto of the Subfidiary Treaty, concluded between His Majefty and the Duke of Brunfwick, 


L.259.—An{wer, 275.—Prefented, 301. 


——Ditto of the Treaty between His Majefty and the Prince of Heffe Darmftadt, figned roth 
June 1796 3 LU. 257.—Aniwer, 262.—Prefented, 296. 


ge — Ditto between Governor Trelawney and the Maroons, concluded in 1740; LII., 520.— 
An{wer, 529.—Prefented, 540. 


Weft Indies, vz. 


For Accounts and Papers relating to Ditto, viz. 


97. For Copies, &amp;c. of Letters received from the Governor of Dominica, containing Information 
refpecting an Infurrection of the Negroes there, XLVI. 414.—Anfwer, 429.—Prefented, 430 —— 
Sce futra, 24. 93. 

98. Yor Copies of the Proclamations iffued by Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, during their Com- 
mand in the Weft Indies, L. 502.—Anfwer, 513.—Prefented, 532. 


99. For Copies of fuch Memorials, or other Papers, as have been prefented to thefe or other of His 
Majefty’s Officers, relating to the Conduct which was obferved to the French Iflands after they 
came under the Britifh Government, L. 502.—Anfwer, 513.—Prefented, 533. 


100. For Copies of fuch Memorials as have been prefented to His Majefty’s Minifters on the Subje&amp;t of 


the Proclamations, &amp;c. together with their Anfwers, &amp;c. L. 502.—Aniwer, 513.—Pre- 
fented, 533. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 101. For 












Apbreiles ; agreed to. 








Welt Indies, —cowtinued. ° 


101. For a Copy of the Memorial prefented to the Duke of Portland, in anfwer to the Memorials of 
the Weft India Merchants and Planters, and others, by Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, 
L. 502.—Anfwer, 513.—Prefented, 533. 557. 


102. For Copies of the feparate Inftructions tran{mitted to Sir Charles Grey, relative to the Diftribution 
of any Booty taken on Land, by His Majcfty’s Army and Navy, in the Iflands of Martinique, 
Saint Lucia, and Guadaloupe, L. 502.—An{wer, 513.—Prefented, 533- 


For a Copy of the Letter of Mr. Secretary Dundas, of the 7th of March, relating to the Plan 
of Diftribution propofed by Sir Charles Grey, L. 502.—Antwer, 513.—Prefented, 533. 


104. For Copies of the Proclamations iffued by Lieutenant. General Prefcot and others, in the Ifland of 
Martinique, L. 502.—Anf{wer, 513.—Prefented, 533. 


For the printed Proceedings of the Legiflature of Jamaica, fo far as refpects the late War with the 
Maroons of Trelawney Town, in the faid Ifland, LI. 507.—Anfwer, 5209. For‘a Copy of 
the Petition of the Maroons to His Majefty, dated Halifax, LI. 353.—For a Copy of the 
Letter inclofing the faid Petition, dated Halifax, April 23d 17973 399.—Anfwer, 407.—Pre- 
fented, 464. 


For Extra&amp;ts of Letters from the Duke of Portland to Major General Williamfon, in October 
17943 Copies of certain Articles of Inftructions, and Extracts, &amp;c. of other Letters, LI. 538.— 
Anfwer, 550.—Prefented, &amp;c. ibid. 





For Copies of Correfpondence between the Secretary of State for the Home Department and the 
Governors, 8c. in the Weft Indies, concerning the Matter of the Addrefs of the Houfe of the 
6th of April 17973 LIII. 393.-—Anfwer, 398.—Prefented, ibid. Another Addrefs, for Copies 
of further Correfpondence relative to Ditto, LIV. 199.—Anfwer, 206.—Prefented, idid. and 


372- 


° For an Account of the feveral Charges upon the Fund arifing upon the Duties of Four-and-Half 
per Cent. in Barbadoes and the Leeward Iflands, and Names of Perfons paid out of the fame, for 
the laft Twenty Years, LIV. 258.—Anf{wer, 263.—Prefented, 325. 


To give Directions to the Governors of the Weft India Iflands, to tranfmit an Account of the Total 
Number of Negroes therein refpeétively, and the Total Number of Births and Deaths, for the 
laft Three Years, &amp;c. LIV. 728.—Anfwer, 743. 





See fupra, 30 


V. Addreffes to be communicated to the Lords, and their Concur- 
rence defired, wiz. 


105. Upon His Majefty’s Proclamation, dated at the Queen’s Houfe the 21ft May 1792, being pre- 
fented to the Houfe, &amp;c. relating to Seditious Writings, XLVII. 833.—Meflage agreeing to 
Ditto, 1027.—Ditto acquainting the Houfe of the Time His Majefty would be attended, 1028.— 
Report of the Addrefs being prefented, &amp;c. 1029. 





Addrefs and Refolutions for a Union with Ireland, LV. 473.—On agreeing to the Countervailing 
Duties neceflary to be impofed on Articles the Growth, &amp;c. of Great Britain, imported into 
Ireland, 584.—Report, 585.—Meflage agreeing to the Addrefs, &amp;c. ibid—tKing’s Anfwer 
reported, 596. 


Addrefs on the High Price of Provifions, LV. 883.—Report, 884.—Meflage agreeing to-the Ad- 
drefs, 886.—King’s Anfwer reported, 892. 


VI. Addreffes brought from the Lords for the Commons to agree 
to, wz. 
By Meffage, viz. 


106. - Relating to Seditious Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 737.—Confidered, and 
agreed to, 738.—Report of His Majefty’s Anfwer, 740. 





to a more fpeedy and general Promulgation of the Statutes, LII. 633.—Confidered, and 
agreed to, 641.—To be prefented by particular Li rds and Commoners, 653. 654. 


Upon agreeing to the Refolution relating to the Countervailing Duties to be paid on Importation 
into Great Britain from. Ireland, LV. 575.—Agreed to, did.—Time for prefenting Ditto, 590.— 
Report Anfwer, 596. 


By 






Aporefles; agreed'to, &amp;c. 





Addtefles communicated to the Commons at a.Conference, and their Concur- 
rence defired, Viz. 


107. Relating to a daring Outfage offered to His Majefty’s Perfon ori His Paffage to arid from the Par 
liament, LI. 7.—Confidered, &amp;c. -10.—Agreed to, 15.—Report of its being prefented, and 
His Majefty’s Anfwer, ibid——Another atrocious Attempt on His Majefty’s Perfon, Lv. 539.— 
Agreed to, idid.»—Report, and His Majefty’s Anfwer, 551. 





* Refpecting the Failure of the Negociation at Lifle for Peace, LItI. 38.—Confidered ; an Amend- 
ment moved, and withdrawn ; Addrefs agreed to; &amp;c. 39. 41. 47.—-Report of its being pre- 
fented, and His Majefty’s Anfwer, 74. 


Relating to impraving the Conneétion between Great Britain and Ireland, LIV. 424.—Conlidereds 
and agreed to, &amp;c. 472. 478—Report, and His Majefty’s Anfwer, 518. 


VII. King’s Anfwers to Addrefles of a particular Import, vzz. 
Of the Houfe, vit. | 
108. To the French having declared War againft His Majefty and the United Provinces, XLVIII: 198. 


109. On the Nuptinls of His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, L. 436. 


On His Majefty’s agreeing to the Marriage propofed for the Princefs Royal with the Hereditary 
Prince of Wirtembergh, LI. §37. 





the Nuptials of the Princefs Royal and Prince of Wirtembergh, LI. 602. 


To Addreffes of both Honfes, vit. 


110. Relative to Seditious Writings, &amp;c. XLVII, 1029. 


Itl. 





to Seditious Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 746. 


112. to feveral daring Outrages offered to His Majefty’s Sacred Perfon in going to and froth the 


Parliament, LI. 15. 
to the Failure of the Negociation at Lifle for Peace, Lill. 74. - 
tothe improving the Conneétion with Ireland, LIV. 485——Union with Ditto, Ly. 
519- 
to the High Price of Corn and Provifions, LV. 892. 
See fupra, 2, 3, &amp;c: 


eaE 


VIII. Proceedings upon Addreffes, zzz. 
Amendments made to Queftions for Addreffes, relating to, viz. 


113. For eftablifhing a Board of Agriculture, XLVIII. 791. 
oo Erecting Monuments, L. 428. 
- For liberating from Prifon La Fayette, Alexander Lameth, &amp;c.; Motion to recommend it to the 
Emperor, LII. 211. 
114. For Accounts and Papers, L. 599.—LII. 419. 
Amendments propofed, but not made; to Queftions for Addreffes, relating 
to, ViZ 
15. His Majefty’s Speech, XLVII. 5.—XLVIII. 5.—XLIX. 15:—L. §.—LI. 5.—LV. 797. 
116. —— Ditto Meffages, XLVI. 361.—XLVIIL. 182.—XLIX. 379.—-L. °154.—-LI. 214.—LII. 215. 
258.—LIII. 685.—LIV. 147.—LV. 94. 
117. Impeachment, XLVI. 654. 
118. Proclamations, XLVII. 832. 
119. Seditious Practices of Societiesin London, &amp;c. XLIX. 738. 
120. Seditious Writings, XLVI. 832 


Slave Trade; gradual Decreafe, Lil. 461. 
Failure of a Negociation for Peace at Lifle, LIII. 39. 


Inpzx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) | Hh Amendments 












Anprefles ; Proceedings thereon, &amp;c. 


Amendments propofed, but not made, to Addreffes upon their being reported, 


relating to, Viz. 





































121. For His Majefty’s Speech at the opening of the Seffion, 13th December 1792; XLVIII. 11. 
Amendments propofed, but not made, to Addreffes brought from the Lords, viz. 


Relative to Seditious Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 738. 


Amendments propofed to Addreffes withdrawn, viz. 
122, For eftablifhing a Board of Agriculture, XLVIII. 791. 
On Failure of the Negociation at Lifle for Peace, LIII. 39. 


Addreffes of both Houfes of former Seffions, viz. 


Referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LV. 400. 


Anfwers to Addreffes for Accounts, viz. 


s Signified, and the Accounts immediately afterwards prefented, XLVIII. 150.—LV. 309. 
See fupra, 52. 53. 56. &amp;c. 


IX. Modes of prefenting Addreffes, o7z. 
By both Hloufes, relating to, viz. 


123. Seditious Writings, XLVII. 1027. 1028. 1029. 
124 Seditious Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 737. 738. 740. 
12'5. Several daring Outrages offered to His Majefty’s Sacred Perfon, LI. 7. 10. 15. 


A more fpeedy and general Promulgation of the Statutes, LII. 641.—Lords and Commoners ap- 
pointed to attend His Majefty, 653.—Anfwer reported, 658. 


Failure of the Negociation for Peace at Lifle, LIII. 38. 39. 
Improving the Connection between Ireland and Great Britain, LIV. 473.—LV. 472. 575. 


By the whole Houfe, viz. 


126, Of Thanks for King’s Speeches at opening the Seffion, XLVI. 21.—XLVII. 16.—XLVIII. 11.— 
XLIX. 19.—-L. 9.—LI. 9.—=-LII. 16.—LIII. 7.—LIV. 7.—LV. 7. 802. 

127. Of Thanks, &amp;c. for His Majefty’s Meflages, XLVIII. 183. 

128. Of Congratulation on the Nuptials of His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, L. 413. 


By Members who are of the Privy Council, viz. 





129. For Accounts and Papers, XLVI. 34.—XLVII. 793.—XLVIII. 16,—XLIX. 24. &amp;¢.—L. 23- 
&amp;c. See Members, 55. 
130, Upon confidering Conventions, &amp;c. XLVI. 63. 
131. Upon Meffages, XLVI. 361. 


X. Queftions Negative, relating to Addrefles, wz. 
For Amendments to Addreffés, viz. 


132. To adding Words to Addreffes, XLV4I1. 11.—LI. 214.—-LIl. 216.—LIV. 147. 
133. To particular Words ftanding Part of Addreffes, XLVIII. 791.—LII. 211. 419. 
134. To admitting Amendments to Addreffes, XLVIII. 11.—-XLIX. 15. 


See infra, 164. 
For defiring Accounts and Papers to be laid before the Houfe, viz. 


135. For Copies of Information received by the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, &amp;c. concerning 
the prefent State of Agriculture in Great Britain and Ireland, XLVI. 366. 


136. For 










































Aporefles ; Queftions Negative. 


For defiring Accounts and Papers to be laid before the Houwfe,—continued. 








136. For Copy of the Account received by the Committee of Privy Council, &amp;c. of the Average Prices 

of Grain in Ireland, in the Proviace of Quebec, and the United States of America, &amp;c. XLVI. 

373- | 
137. For Copies or Returns of all Reprefentations made by the Court of Berlin, &amp;c. to His Majefty’s | 


Minifters, upon the Subject of the War between Ruffia and the Porte, XLVII. 406. 


138. For all Offers made to the Ottoman Porte by His Majefty’s Minifter at Conftantinople, for the 
Purpofe of propofing Conditions of Peace to the Emprefs of Ruffia, &amp;c. XLVII. 406. 


139. For an Account of the Steps taken by His Majefty and the King of Pruffia, to propofe to the 
Ottoman Porte Conditions of Peace confented to by Meffieurs Whitworth and Fawkener, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 406. : 


140. For an Account of the Overtures trade by His Catholic Majefty and the Court of Denmark, for 
the Purpofe of terminating the War between Ruffia and the Porte, &amp;c. XLVII. 406. 


I4I. For an Account of all Memorials, Reprefentations, &amp;c, together with the Anfwers to the fame, that 
may have paffed between the Courts of London and Peterfburgh, relative to the War between 
Ruffia and the Porte, &amp;c. XLVH. 406. 


142. For an Account of fuch Information as had been laid before His Majefty’s Minifters concerning 
the Conduct of the Magiftrates of the County of Warwick, as faras the fame ‘had any Relation 
to the Riots at Birmingham, in July 1791, or the Trials of the Rioters; &amp;c. XLVII. $14. 


143. For Copies of all Official Accounts relative to the Protection afforded to the Trade of the Provinces 
of Nova Scotia and New Brunfwick, fince the Commencement of the prefent War, XLIX. 
213. 

144. | For Copies of all the Anfwers received by His Majefty’s Secretary of State to the Circular Letter 


written by the Earl of Shelburne, containing a Plan for raifing Volunteer Corps for the Internal 
Defence of the Kingdom, in the Year 1782, XLIX. 400. 


145. For an Account of the Number of Gunsand Military Stores that were left at Dunkirk and Toulon 
refpectively, on the Retreat of the Britifh Forces from thofe Places, X LIX. 416. 


146. For. Copy of the Appointment of Major Jofeph Frederick Wallet Des Barres to the Office of 
Lieutenant Governor of the Ifland of Cape Breton, &amp;c. L. 599. 


See infra, 147. 162. 163. : 





Agriculture, See fupra, 135. 


America.— See fupra, 136. 143. 146. 





Armament.—See infra, 159. 162. 163. 


Army, viz. 


147. For granting Relief to the Subalterns of the Infantry of the Line, according to the increafed Price 
of the Neceffaries of Life, &amp;c. L. 557. 


For the Britifh Troops to be forthwith withdrawn from Saint Domingo, LU. 591. 


Dunkirk. 





See fupra, 145. 
Egypt, wiz. 


148. For a Copy of the Appointment of Mr. Spencer Smith at the Court of Conftantinople ; Ditto of 
the Earl of Elgin ;—for Extracts of all Letters paffing to and from the Earl of Elgin and Sir 
Sidney Smith, &amp;c. relative to the Convention for the Evacuation of Egypt, and other Motions, 
LV. 775. 


For Copies of all Letters from the Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean to General Kleber, 
LV. 871. 
France, viz. 
149. For a Minifter to be fent there to treat with the Executive Government, &amp;c. XLVIII. 13. 


For His Majefty to liften no longer to the Councils which have forced the Country into the War 


with France, but to embrace the earlieft Occafion of reftoring the Bleffings of Peace, XLVIII. 
246. 


150. For His Majefty to difavow certain Parts of a Memorial, dated sth April 1793, prefented to the 
States General of the United Provinces by Lord Auckland, XLVUI. 684. 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





151. For 









157. 


Avorefles ; Queftions Negat ve. 


France,—continued. 



































For His Majefty to employ the-earlieft Meafures for procuring Peace, on fuch Terms as are con- 
fiftent with the profefled Objects of the War, &amp;c. XLVIII. 946, 


For His Majefty to extricate Himfelf from His Engagements in the feveral Treaties entered into 
and laid before the Houfe, which oppofe Difficulties to His making a feparate Peace, &amp;c. XLIX. 
493: , 

Relative to La Fayette, &amp;c. 

For His Majefty to take fuch Steps for communicating directly to the Executive Government of 


the French Republic His Readinefs to meet any Difpofition onthe Part of that Government to 
negociate for Peace, LI. 400, 


See infra, 157. 





For His Majefty to adopt Maxims of Policy more fuited to the Circumftances of the Times 
than thofe by which His Minifters appear to have been governed, and to direét His Scrvants to 
take Meafures, &amp;c. for the Eftablifhment of Peace, LI. 696. 


For His Majefty to no longer liften to the Advice of His Minifters, but to declare Himéfelf willing 
to enter upon an immediate Negociation for Peace, LV. 511. 


For a Copy of the Articles which the Auftrian Officer, Count Saint Julien, figned at Paris, and 
which M. Otto terms “ Preliminaries of Peace,” LV. 874. 


For His Majefty to omit no proper Opportunity of entering into a feparate Negociation with the 
Government of France, for a {peedy Peace, &amp;c. LV. 889. 





Recommending it to His Majefty immediately to take Meafures for opening a Negociation fot 
Peace with France, &amp;c. LV. 928. 


Grain, ——See /upra, 136. 
Guns and Military Stores. —See /upra, 145. 


Holland, or the United Provinces, viz. 


To exprefs the Difpleafure of the Houfe at a certain Memorial of Lord Auckland’s, of sth April 
1793, prefented to the States General, &amp;c. XLVIII. 684. 


Impeachment.—See infra, 160. 





Internal Defence of the Kingdom.—See jupra, 144. 


Ireland, viz. 
For taking into Confideration the difturbed State of the Kingdom,. LII. 423. 
For a Change of Counfels and Meafures, &amp;c. LUI. 673. 


La Fayette, Alexander Lameth, &amp;c. viz. 


For His Majefty to intercede with the Court of Berlin for their Deliverance from Prifon, XLIX. 
346. 
——Ditto with the Emperor of Germany, LII. 211. 


Lieutenant Governors,——See /upra, 146, 





Magiftrates. See /upra, 142. ; 


Meflages, viz. 
Kor Amendments propofed to Addreffes on Ditto, LI. 214. 


Minifters, viz. 
For His Majefty to difmifs his prefent Minifters, as the moft likely Means to obtain Peace, Li. 593. 
For His Majefty no longer to liften to the Councils of His prefent Minifters, &amp;c. LY. 892. 
See /upra, 149. &amp;e. 


Muir and Palmer,—See infra, 165. 166. 


Ottoman Porte,—sSee fupra, 137. 138. 139. 140. 141, 


Patliament, 








161. 


162. 


163. 


164. 


165. 


166. 


XY. 


167. 


168, 
169. 





Parliament, viz. ’ 





~ 


For His Majefty not to prorogue Ditto until he fhould have it in His Power toccommunicate, to 


the Houfe fome diftinct Information relative to the Caufe of the Armament againft Ruffia, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 682. 


For the Seffion of Parliament to be continued until the Evidence on the Part of the Profecution 
againft Mr. Haftings fhould be finally clofed, XLVI. 654. 


Peace. 


Pruffia. 





See fupra, 137. 138. 139. 151. 154. 155. 





See infra, 161.—Supra, 137. 139. 153. 157. 


Riots.—See /upra, 142. 


Ruffia and the Porte, viz. 


For His Majefty to decline all hoftile Interference upon the Subject of the Fortrefs and Diftrict of 
Oczakow, &amp;c. XLVI. 641. 


See fupra, 137. 138. 139. 141. 





Saint Domingo. See fupra, 147. 





Secretary of State. See infra, 165. 


Spain, viz. 


For Copies of all Claims and Reprefentations made by the Court of Spain, relating to any Settle- 
ment made on the North- Weft Coaft of America, and Anfwers, XLVI. 55. 


For Copies of all Demands and Requifitions made by His Majefty’s Minifters for adequate Satise 
faction relating to Nootka Sound, XLVI. 55. 


Speeches, wiz. | 
For Amendments propofed to Addreffes on Ditto, XLVIII. 11.—XLIX. 15.—L. 6. 


State Offices, viz. 


On the Appointment of a Third Secretary of State for the War Department, inftituted in July 
1794; LUI. 157. 





Toulon. See fupra, 145. 


Tranf{portation, viz. : 


For Directions to be given for preventing the Reverend Thomas Fyfhe Palmer being fent in the , 
Tranfport in which he was on Board till after a particular Day, XLIX. 225. 


For His Majefty to relieve Thomas Muir, Efquire, younger, of Hunter’s Hill, and the Reverend 
Thomas Fyfhe Palmer, from the Severity of their Sentence of Tranfportation, &amp;c. XLIX. 
314. 
Volunteer Corps.—See jupra, 144. 


War. 





See fupra, 137. 140. 141. 143. 164. 


Incidental Proceedings relating to Addrefles, w/z. 


Addreffes of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. propofed to the Britifh Nation, XLIX. 675. 685. 
702. 


—— Ditto to the French National Convention, XLIX. 688. 691. 
Ditto to the other Societies in Great Britain, &amp;c, XLIX. 702. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) li Addrefes 

































Avrefles ; Incidental Proceedings, &amp;c. 





Addreffes of the*Lords, viz. 


170. Read and entered on being taken into Confideration, LI. 10.—LII. 641.—LIII. 39.—LIV. 472. 


171. "To be taken into further Confideration at the fame Time that the Houfe proceeds to take into 
Confideration particular Reports, XLIX. 738. 


—— Ditto particular Papers, Lill. 38. 
To be taken into Confideration, LIV. 424. 
172. Agreed to, XLIX. 738.—LI. 10.—LII. 641. 
173. Report of their being carried back, &amp;c, XLIX. 739.—LIV. 477. 
See fupra, 106. 107. 


Addreffes read, vit. 


In Proceedings of the Houfe, viz. 
174. Of the fame Seffion, L. 96.—LIl. 577.—LIII. 36. 


175. Entries in the Journal of Addreffes read, L. 96. 
See Journal. 


Debates on Motions for Addreffes, vit. 


176, Adjourned, XLVIII. 782. 
177. Refumed, XLVIII. 791. 
Addrefs of both Houfes of the Parliament of Ireland, LV. 635. 
See Freland. 


Motions for Addreffes, viz. 


178. Superfeded by reading the Orders of the Day, L. 547. 
179. ————— by reading the other Orders of the Day, LII. 472. 
by Motions for the other Orders of the Day being read, and the Houfe interrupted, 
and then adjourned for want of Forty Members, LV. 890. 


180. ——-———. by Adjournments of the Houfe, viz. 
On Divifions, and not Forty Members prefent, LI. 232. 


Without Divifions, LII. 438. 


181. Withdrawn, XLVIII. 47. 182.—XLIX. 212. 632.—L. 29. 502.—LI. 532.—LII. 508. 
182. ——Ditto Amendments propofed to Addrefles, XLVIII. 791.—LIII. 39. 
See Debates, 50.—Jreland.— Messages.— Potions, 40. &amp;c. 





Apmeaturement. 


See Coals.—Corn.— Laws Expiring, 20. 





A2pmintfration. 


See Adbdrefles, 69. 70. 137. 138. 141. 142.—Aflets,— Debt Pational, 5. Wi gcse etll 
Queftions Previous Negative, 14. % 5. &amp;c.—Supplp, 365. 499. 512. 


Apmiraltyp. 


See Arcounts, 2. 3. &amp;c.—Bills, 65. 256.—Council. 
2.—Cieriens, 182.—Members, 26.— prize Caules, 








Cuffoms, 1.—Cak Jndia Companp, 





Admissions, 








Anmissions. 


See Jndemnitp, 1. .2.—SHupplp, 309. 322. 456. 


Adjournments. 


See Debates, 1 to 35.—Dibvifiong, 61. 95. 96. 97—oule, 380. 421.—otions, 67. 72. 
v4 —parliament, 








Adjudication. 


See Mills, 269.—Seamen, 6. 





Adulteration. 


See Bakers,—Bread,—Corn and Grain, 2. 11. 


Aoultery. 


Bill from the Lords for the Punifhment and more effectual Prevention of the Crime of Adultery, 
LV. 570.—Read Firft Time; ordered to be read Second Time, on a Divifion ; Bill ordered to be 
printed ; 577.—Committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 600.—Deferred, 610.—Ne- 
gative the Speaker leaving the Chair, and defer going into the Committee on the Bill for Three 
Months, 631. 


See Bigamp,— Divorces, 








Anbances and Charges. 


See Accounts, 508. &amp;c. 





Avhvertifements, 


See Corn and Orain, 2.—Gasettes,— Pew papers.— Drders,—Hpenker, 120. &amp;c. 


Advowlons. 


See Churches.— Cates, 117.—Jnelofureg, 120. 


Affinabits. 


See Accounts, 10. 957. 1132. 1387.—Billg, 63.—Cast Jndia Companp, 10.—boufe, 175. 
—Jndemnitp, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Scotiand, 105.—Supplp, 356. 529. 











Affirmation, 


See Quakers. 





Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1 800.) 





Africa. 


Petition of Robert Hunter of London, Merchant, and others, for eftablifhing a Company for 


carrying on Trade between Great Britain and the Coafts, Harbours, &amp;c. of Africa, referred 
toa Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 245.—Confidered, and Report and Bill ordered, 
356.—Prefented, 405.—Petition of Merchants of Lancafter trading to Africa and the Weft 
Indies againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 414.—Petition of 
Merchants of Liverpool trading to Africa, againft; to lie on the Table as the preceding Pe- 
tition, and Counfel ordered, 442.—Petition of Merchants of London trading to Africa; 
and of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, againft; to lie en 
the Table till the Second Reading, 454.—Read Second Time, and Petitioners decline being 
heard by Counfel in this Stage of the Bill ; Bill committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
455.—Petition of Mafter, &amp;c. of Merchant Venturers of Briftol, againft; to lie on the Table 
until the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 457.—-Committee deferred, 553. 
560. 565.—Addrefs for Copies of Grants made to His Majefty of Lands in Sierra Leona, 575.— 
Confidered inthe Committee; Petitions read again, and Counfel ordered thereon upon the Re- 
port, 581.—Report, and €ounfel heard; Amendments made, and Claufes received, &amp;c. 
630.—Third Reading deferred, 646. 655.—-Copy of the Ceffion of Territory on the Banks of 
Sierra Leona, prefented, 656.—Bill read Third Time, and the faid Paper relative to Sierra Leona 
read; a Claufe relative to publifhing the Capital, &amp;c. of the Company added, and an Amend- 
ment made, &amp;c. 662. 682, P. 687. 


See Accounts, 3. 11. 15. 16. 1166. 1351.—Addrefles, 24. 65. 93.—Cakk Jndies.— 
Boule, 67. 68. 70. 124. 159. 209. 221.— petitions, 74. 75. 128.—Sbips and 
Ueflels, 4.— Slaves.— Suppip, 30. 31. 32. 





Agency. 


See Accounts.— Agents — Supply, 72+ 74 





Agents. 


Agents examine Witnefles at the Bar, XLVI. 460. 

———- prefent Accounts, XLVI. 397.—XLVIII. 462. 872, 

Examinations of Agents reported, XLIX. 147.—LIII. 537. 

Complaints of Agents, &amp;c. at Elections, XLVI. 18. &amp;¢.—XLVII. 134.—LII. 13. 14. 21. 139. 


426. 


See Atcounts, 138. 141. 165. 236.—Bills, 94. 251-~—-Complaints, 7.—Counfrl. 
—Dibvorces, 2. 4.—Ca Judia Companp, 11.—Clections, 59. 326. &amp;c.—Paufle, 
267.—3ntlofures, 93. 193.—Mavigations, 53.—MDrders, 82.— petitions, 172. 
267. &amp;c.—Queftions Previous Negative, 23. 





Aggregate Fund. 


See Accounts, 650. 





Agiffiment. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Jnclofureg. 


i 


Agreements, 





See Accounts, 18. 185.—iBills, 96. 239.—Coals.—CfFateg, 33. 110. 118. 121. 122. &amp;c.— 


Crpottation, 5.—Fens.—Poule, -205. 257.—Juclofures, 2. 52. 216. 275. 302. 339.— 
Pellages.—Pavigations, 42. 53. 70.—SMtamps, 2.~ Supplp, 471.—Water. 


Ce 


Agriculture. 
































Agriculture. 
See Accounts, 19.— Addrefles, 25. 113. 122. 135.— Bonle, 164. 190. 193.— Jnelofures— 
Pavigations.— petitions, 76. 77. 142.—Supplp, 33. 


Aid and Assistance. 


See Dogs.—Halland,—Inclofures, 64. 104.—Meflages, (Portugal) (Ireland) and Meftages, 
12.— petitions, 74. 76. &amp;c. and 149.—Poor.—fquares and Streets, 61. 








Aid, Benevolence, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 660.—Quefkiong Previous Negative, 15.—Supplp, 466. 476. 510. 


Air. 


See Addrefleg, 50.— boule, 171. 


Alperney. 


See Smuggling, 2.—Suppip, 404. 481. 


Ale, 


Bill for the more effe&amp;tual preventing of felling Ale, or other Liquors, by Perfons not duly licenfed, 
ordered, L. 564. 577.—Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, permitting Ale to be fold in 


Booths at Fairs in the ufual Manner, and an Amendment. made to the Bill, &amp;c. 6172. 620. 
P. 638. 


See Brewers, 














Ale and Beer. 


See Drawbacks, 27.—Srotland, 43. 44. 45 —Soupply, 492. 574. 615. 





Alehoule-kheepers and Gictuallers. 


Bill to amend fo much of Aéts of 26 and 29 Geo. II. for regulating the Manner of licenfing 
Alehoufes, &amp;c. as relates to the licenfing of Alehoufe-keepers and Viétuallers, and for bet-: 
ter regulating Alehoufes, and the Manner of granting fuch Licences in future, and alfo of 
granting Licences to Perfons felling Wines to be drunk'in their Houfes ; ordered, XLVI. 564.— 
Report, and gn Amendment made relative to the Certificate neceffary for granting a Licence, and 
other Amendments, 665.—Day appointed for Third Reading, 670.—Read Third Time, and 

* on Divifion, and Negative pafling the Bill, 684. Another Bill ordered, XLVII. 538.—In- 
ftruction to make Provifion for reftraining Perfons from felling Foreign Wine, &amp;c. by Retail, to 
be drunk in their Houfes, &amp;c. unlefs they have a Licence to fell Ale, Beer, and other Liquors, 
5§3.—Bill prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 585.—Read Third Time, and a Claufe 


added, directing that the Times of licenfing Alehoufes in the City of London thall not be 
altered, &amp;c. 796. P. 1070. 


See Accounts, 1133.--Gictuallers,. 





Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Kk Petition 











Alehoutes. 


Petition of Keepers of Inns, Victualling Houfes, Alehcufes, &amp;c. fora Bill to reftrain Perfons 
felling Malt Liquor by Retail in London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. from leaving Pewter Pots at any 
Private Houfe, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, XLVII. 254.——-Petition for Ditto renewed, and re- 
ferred toa Committee, LI. 380.—Report, and Bill ordered, to prevent the fecreting, purloining, 
&amp;c. Pewter Pots, and other Veffels, belonging to Perfons retailing Malt or other Liquors within 
the Limits to be therein mentioned, 440.—-Order for the faid Bill difcharged, and a Bill witha dif- 
ferent Title ordered, and prefented, &amp;c. 494.—Petition of Inhabitants of the Cities of London 
and Weftminfter, and Parts adjacent, againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading 
of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. ;—Petition of Common Brewers of London and Weftminfter, 
Borough of Southwark, and Places adjacent, in favour of the Bill, to lie on the Table, 570.— 
Motion for now reading the Bill a Second Time, carried on a Divifion; Houfe informed that 
Counfel attended ; but Notice being taken that Forty Members were not prefent, the Speaker 
told the Houfe, &amp;c. and it adjourned, 573.—Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 
587.—Negative now reading the Bill Second Time, and defer it for Three Months, 593. 





Algiers. 


See Accounts, 328.—Supplp, 34. 





Altenage. 


See Cftates, 4—Cfates Forfeited, 1. : 





Aliens. 


I. Bills relating to Aliens, vz. 


I. For eftablifhing Regulations refpecting Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or refident therein, in certain 
Cafes, ordered, XLIN~ 154.—Order for Ditto difcharged, 312. See infra, 2. 4. 


2. To continue an Act of the preceding Seffion (33 Geo. III.) “ for eftablifhing Regulations refpecting 
** Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or refident therein, in certain Cates,” ordered, XLIX. 312. 
P. 743.—See infra, 7. 


3. Bill further to continue the A@ of 33 Geo. III. for eftablifhing Regulations refpedting Aliens, 8c. 
ordered, L. 332. P. 480. Bill to further continue the faid Act, ordered, LI. 651. P. 791. 
Bill further to continue A&amp; of 36 Geo. III. ordered, LI. 634. P. 672. Bill to continue and 
amend A&amp; of 33 Geo, III. ordered, LIII. 399.—Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 433.— 
Confidered; reported ; Report to be further confidered ; Bill,-as amended, to be printed, 494.— 
Report further confidered ; a Claufe added, &amp;c. and Amendments made, 513.—Agreed to by 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 562.—Amendment agreed to, with Amendments, 627.— 
si Lords agree to the Amendments made,, 645. P. 647. Bill ordered for amending the laft- 
mentioned Act, 680.—Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 68 1—Confidered in the Committee ; 
reported, and ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 687. P. 707.——Bill for.continuing the faid Acts, 
ordered, LY. 902. P. g2g. 




















II. Bill from the Lords relating to Aliens, wz. 


4: For eftablithing Regulations refpecting Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or refident therein, in cer~ 
tain Cafes, XLVI. 61.—To be printed, ibid.— Committed, 63.—Confidered, &amp;c. 73.—Reported, 
and re-committed, and again reported ; Report to be further confidered, and to be printed, 75. 
82.—Report further confideted ; Amendments made, &amp;c. ; Bill read. Third Time, and returned to 
the Lords, 84.—Amendments agreed to by them, go. P. 91. 


See Accounts, 24. 288. 1381.—Cstates, 4—Papitts— Shipping and Navigation, 
1.— Sbips and Uellels, 7.—Supplp, 34. 


Allieg. 











“Allies, 


See Accounts, 1250. 1256.—Abdbdrefles, 39. 139: 141.—Peflages.—QuefFiong Previous Nega- 
tive, 26.—@hips.—fopeeches, 2. 3.7. &amp; 





Allotments. 


See Wills, 195. 196. 201. 202. 203. 204. 206. 207. 208. 210. 211. “212 reepnei nct 
{ureg, 123. 144.173. 314. 325. and alfo (Kerry.)—Rettorg.—Wicarg. 





Allowances. 


See ActountS, 179. 204. 205. 470. 652. 711. 1012. 1048. 1064. 1264.—Abdbdrefles, 66.— 
Armp.— Billg, 31. 215. 224.—Corn and Grain, 11.—Drawhacks, 27. 28—Cafk Jnvdia 
conve 16.—oule, 175.—ilitia—Seamen.— Supplp, 35. 36. 41.205. 436. 543. 550. 
599+ 593- 





Almanacks. 


Computing Nautical Almanacks, LI. 641. 





Ambafladors. 


See Accounts, 25. 26. 284. 285. 1238.—Adbdrefles, 46. 138. 148. 150. 157.—Fraute.— 
Speeches, 1. 





Amberqris. 


See Auctions. 





Amendments. 


I. Amendments made to Queftions, vz. 


I. For now reading Amendments a Second Time, XLVI. 647. 
Qe For ordering Accounts and Papers, &amp;c. L. 26.—LV. 52. 


For adjourning Debates, viz. 


S To particular Days, L. 437- 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1792—1 800.) Relating 








Amendments made, &amp;c. 








Relating to Bills, viz. 


6. On their being moved to be brought in, XLVIII. 305. 
7: By adding Words to an Inftru@tion to a Committee, L. 583. 
8. For now reading them a Second Time, &amp;c. XLVI. 291. 647.—XLVII. 586. 689.—XLVIII. 366. 
663.—XLIX. 589.—L. §53.—41. 614. 784.—LI. 506, 
9. For reading them a Second Time on particular Days, LIl. 369. 506. 
10. For reading Amendments in Three Months inftead of now, XLVI. 647. 
ve For now reading Bills Third Time, Lil. 476. 





Ditto on particular Days, LV. 723. 


Il. To Amendments of Committees on Bills, XLVI. 353, 552- 654.—XLVII. 572. 692. 721. 803. 
1025.—XLVIII. 84. 310. 612. 725. 863. 921.—XLIX. 294. 368. 423.. 551. 615.—L. 275. 
380. 408. 510. 600.—LI. g1. 133. 418. 506. 689. 784.—LII. 89. 189. 229. 413. 597- 
688. 739.—LIII. 168. 513. 659.—LIV. 80. 102. 321. 521. 611.—LV. 478. 540. 718. 
891. . 
To Amendments propofed to Amendments of Committees, XLIX. 479. 


12, To Bills on Reports of Ditto, XLVI. 353. 468. 578. 621.—XLVII. 381. 507. 611. 742. 
803.—XLVII. 84. 309. 409. 661. 733. 821. 921.—XLIX. 423. 551. 615.—L. 600.— 
LI. 75. 189. 229. 326. 412. 536. 635. 739.—LIII. 148. 381. 437. 534. 607.—LIV. 97. 
103. 321. 403. 515. 708.—LV. 32. 325. 466. 544. 672. 718. 
Ditto on further confidering Reports, LI. 386. 466. 513. 538. 574. 605. 613. 625. 678. 
703-—-LIV. 80. 554. 611. 663. 707.—LY. 45. 408. 478. 642. 





13. For confidering Reports on particular Days, XLVI. 395.—XLVH. 764.—LII. 704.—LIII. 569. 
14. For now further confidering Reports, XLVI. 560. 

16. By filling up Blanks with particular Words, on Reports, XLVI. 578. 

16, Made at the Table, XLVI. 452.—XLVIII. 675. 734.—L. 476.—LIII. 344. &amp;c.——See infra, 18. 
17. For re-committing Bills, Lil. 662. 

18. On the Third Reading of Bills, XLVI. 135. 369. 404. 574- 619.—XLVH. 386. 603. 7or. 


809. 1030.—XLVII. 274. 338. 413. 609. 717. 803. 922. 923.—XLIX. 176. 234. 31h 
408. 500. 621.—L. 217. 312. 407. 505. 609.—LI. 52. 178. 226. 399. 427. 517. 603. 
766.—LII. 93. 100. 201. 418. 532. 612. 706.—LIII. 120. 248. 344.439. 504. 606. 700.— 
“io 70. 102. 228. 371. 436. 530. 614. 702.—LV. 34.294. 308. 401. 519. 601. 705. 891. 
906. 


On refuming, &amp;c. adjourned Proceedings on Third Readings, LIII. 643- 646, 694.—LIV. 128. 
131. 503. 715.——LV. 517. 633, 650.663. 748. 


Amendments propofed amended, viz. 
19. For reading Bills Second Time on particular Days, LIl. 506. 
To particular Queftions, LI. 128. 
By adding Words, LII. 93. 
For inferting Words, LIV. 371.—LV. 601. 





Amended, and negatived being agreed to, LIV. 372. See fupra, 11. 


Amendments amended agreed to, and entered, XLVI. 654.—XLVIII. 84. 720. 803.—-XLIX 479. 
615.—L. 600.—LII. 93. 506.—LIII. 128.—LV. 601. 


Committees, viz. 


20. For appointing Committees, Lif. 353. 
For Committees to fit on particular Days, LII. 601. 


Elections, viz. 


21. For confidering Petitions complaining of undue Ele¢tions, &amp;c. on particular Days, XLVI. 14. 20. 
46. &amp;c. 


Queftioning particular Returns, LIII. F 28. 
Returns amended, XLVI. 87. 
See Clections. 



























Amendments made, &amp;c. 


The Houfe, viz. 


To refolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 








22: In Three Months, inftead of particular Days, XLVIII. 282, 


For adjourning at Rifing, viz. 


Toa particular Day, XLIX. 743. 


For taking Matters into further Confideration, viz. 


se On particular Days, LI. 614. 


Impeachment, viz. 


23. To a Meffage to the Lords on Mr. Haftings having clofed his Cafe, and defiring the Trial to be 
put off toa further Day, XLVIII. 818. 


Petitions, viz. 


24. For Counfel to be heard on Ditto; left out, XLVIII. 630.—LV. 286. 
Printing, wiz. 
25. Proceedings of a Court Martial; “ The whole of Ditto inferted,” LI. 562. 
Reports, viz. 
26. India Judicature; particular Names of Members ftruck out, XLVI. 220.—XLVII. 593. 
For taking Reports into further Confideration on particular Days, LII. 704. 
Refolutions, viz. 
27. For Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe; particular Words left out, XLVI. 247.—XLVII. 555.— 
XLIX. 562.—L. 96.—LII. 441. 
—— Ditto, particular Words added, XLVII. 556. 620. 
—— Ditto, inferted, XLIX. 571.—LI. 441.—LV. 787. 
i To Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 158. 757.—XLIX. 245.—L. 275.— 
LIV. 182. 523.—-LV. 470. 472. 
a To Refolutions of Sele€&amp;t Committees, XLIX. 561. 


By difagreeing to Amendments of Committees, viz. 
Select Committees, viz. 


28. On Bills, XLVI. 346. 374. 430. 468. 578. 587.—XLVII. 685.692. 741. 780. 786. 807.— 
XLVIII. 612. 621. 646. 661. 830.—XLIX. 290. 444. 448. 551. 555.—L. 408. 477+ 552— 
LI. 506. 519. 522. 587.—LII. 189. 415. 538. 575.—LII. 600. 602. 663.—Lv. 408, 478. 
544. 662. 672. 718. 


Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


29. On Bills, XLVI. 396. 574. 578. 629. 647.—XLVIII. 612. 733. 792. 875.—XLIX. 423. 478— } 


L. 266. 275.600.—LI. 575.689. 784.—LII. 75. 90. 93. 221. 229. 670. 716,—LIII. 168.— 
LIV. 102, 321. 707.—LV. 45. 325. 466. 


30. Amendments Once read throughout, and then a Second Time, One by One ; and, upon the Queftion 
. feverally put thereupon, agreed to, XLVI. 266.—LII. 95. 105. 237. 326. 420. 
557- &amp;c. 


read Second Time, and, on Queftion put, “ with Amendments to feveral of them,” 
agreed to, LII. 626.—LIII. 170. 


oo ——————— read Second Time, and, on Queftion put, agreed to, XLVII 774-—LIl. 282. 400. 
451. 462. 576. 618. 





Twice read, and, on Queftion put, agreed to, LIl. 356. 363. 450. 456. 604. 
3I. Amendments propofed, and Houfe interrupted, viz. 
By Meffages by the Black Rod, Lil. 662. 


Amendments of Committees in Part read, &amp;c. and interrupted, LII. 89. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) * Ll Amendments 





Amendments made, &amp;c. 





Amendments made, Parties confenting, viz. 
To Bills, XLVI. 452.—L. 563.—LI. 549. 


Amendments of Committees in Part read and agreed to, and further Confideration of the Report 
adjourned, XLVIII. 768.—Further confidered, 777. 


Amendments deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVI. 648s--LIl. 685. 


Amendments withdrawn, viz. 


To admit a Motion for an Amendment toa former Part of the Queftion, XLVI. 175.—Again 
propofed, 176. 


Amendments propofed to Amendments made by Committees, L. 495.—LI. 243. 

For leaving out “ now” and inferting particular Days, LI. 220. LV. 754. 

For leaving out “ now” and inferting “ Six Months,” &amp;c. XLVIII. 192.—XLIX. 202. 390.— 
LII. 398. 533- 

For leaving out * Three” and inferting “ Six” Months, LI. 436. 


For leaving out particular Days and inferting others, XLIX. 190.—LI. 103. 105.—LIII. 576.— 
LV. 703. 





Ditto, and inferting “after the other Orders of the Day,” LIII. 576. 
For adding Words to Queftions, XLVIII, 863.—L. 609.—LII. 206. 

For inferting Words in Queftions, XLVIII. 863.—L. 566. 580.—LI. 119. 
For leaving out Words in Bills, XLVI. 646. 

For leaving out Claufes in Bills, LV. 776. 

Motions made, and Amendments propofed, withdrawn, X LIX. 190. 


IJ. Amendments propofed, but not made, to Queftions, vz. 


we 
= J 
. 





Accounts and Papers, viz. 


For ordering them, XLVI. 229.—LI. 633 





Addrefies. See Abodrefles, and L. 5. 
Not made, by being withdrawn, XLVIII. 791.—LIIL. 518.——See /upra, 32. 


To Amendments, viz. 
To Amendments of Committees, LIII. 168. 
To Amendments propofed to Amendments of Committees, XLVII. 817.—XLIX. 479.—LII. zog 


For now reading Amendments a Second Time, XLVII. 692. 


To Amendments propofed to other Amendments, wiz. 
Thanks of the Houfe, XLIX. 742. 
To Amendments of the Lords to Bills, LV. 782. 


To Bills, viz. 


For Leave to bring ina Bill to “ repeal” an Act inftead of “explain and amend the fame,” Ln 
200. 


For now reading them a Second Time, XLVI. 129.—XLVII. 452.—XLVIII. 281. 366. 428,— 
XLIX. 159. 202. 236.—L. 375. 469. 586.—LI. 468. 494.—LII. 438. 671.—LV. 466. 


For reading them a Second Time on particular Days, XLVII. 530.—LI. 69. 86.—LIII. 141.— 
LIV. 382. 566.—LV. 186. 393. 892. i 


For committing Bills, and receiving Reports on Ditto at particular Hours, XLIX. 611. 

For Committees to fit on Bills on particular Days, LIL. 601. 

For the Houfe immediately refolving itfelf into Committees on Bills, XLIX. 611.—LI. 673. 
Ditto on particular Days, L. 385. 419. 580.—LI. 100. 


For now reading Bills Third Time, XLVII. 792.—XLVIII. 450. 762.—XLIX. 345.—L. 553. 
561.—LI. 426.—LIV. 613.—LV. 548. 


For reading Bills Third Time on particular Days, LI. 764.—LIII. 576. 689. 


For now receiving Reports on Bills, XLVII. 817.—XLIX. 611. 
. For 


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38. 


39: 


40. 


41. 
42. 


43. 


45. 


46. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Amendments propofed, butir not weal 





To ifs tha sii 


For now taking Reports on Ditto into further Confidetation, XLVI. 718.—LI. 454. 689.—LIV. 
477: 


For now reading ee made by Committees on Bills a Second Time, XLVI. 133. 460.— 
XLVI. 806, 817.—LI. 158. 


For difagreeing with Committees in Amendments, XLVII. 817: 
For leaving out Claufes on Reports of Bills, XLVII. 792. 824. 
For leaving out Words in Claufes on Ditto, XLVII. 824.—XLVIII. 804. 


For leaving out Words on Reports of Bills, XLVI: 295. 646.—XLVII. 817: 824.—XLVIII. 612. 
803. 825 —LIIIl. 466.—LV. 585. 


Ditto on Third Readings, XLVI. 681.—XLVII. 824.—XLIX. 612.—L. 311.—LI. 178. 193. 
220.—LII. 691.—LIII. 518.—LIV. 715.—LV. 34. 


For leaving out Claufes on Third Readings, LIl. 235.—LIV. 371. 

For inferting Words on Reports of Bills, XLVI. 295. 578. 630.—XLIX. 367. 
Ditto on Third Readings, xLVIII. 734.——Adding Words, L. 386. 

For reading Claufes offered a Second Time, XLVIII. 675. 

For leaving out Words in Claufes propofed to Bills, LI. 764. 


Committees, viz. 
For Amendments propofed to Amendments of Committees, XLIX. 367. 


For difagreeing with Committees in Amendments in order to introduce other Words, XLVII. 
817. 

For appointing Committees, LII. 353. 

For “ now”’ ballotting for Committees, LII. 386. 


For deferring Committees Four Months, LIv. 402. 


Commitments, viz. 
Of Bills for particular Days, XLVIII. 433. 
See /upra, 37. 
Counfel, viz. 
For further hearing them on particular Days inftead of calling them in now, XLVIII. 658. 
See infra, 47. 
Debates, viz. 
For adjourning Debates, XLIX. 225.—LI. 100. 436. 


Eaft India Company, viz. 


For a Refolution relating to the Treaty with the Nizam, &amp;c. XLVI. 257. 


The Houfe, viz. 
For refolving itfelf into Committees on particular Days, LI. 100.—LV. 601.——See /upra, 37. 
By Adjournments of the Houfe for want of Forty Members, XLVIII. 996.—XLIX. 554. 573. 
On Queftions for adjourning the Houfe to particular Days, LY. 49. 


Impeachment, viz. ; 
To leave out Words in Queftions for proceeding on Ditto, XLVI. 175. 


Members, viz. 
For their attending the Houfe on particular Days, LI. 104. 


Mefiages, viz. 
For confidering them on particular Days, XLVIII. 121.—XLIX. 492.—-LI}. 237 


On altering the Days for confidering them, LIl, 240. 
Petitions, 





Amendments propofed, but not made. 








Petitions, viz. 
47. 


48. 


49: 


50. 
































For leaving out Words “ for Petitioners to he heard by themfelves or Counfel,” &amp;c. XLVI. 641. 


Reports, viz. 


For now receiving Reports, XLVII. 817. 

For appointing Days for further confidering Reports, XLVIII. 694.—LII. 693.—LIV. 468. 
To Reports being now taken into further Confideration,. L. 550.—LI. 454. 539. 689. 
——Ditto on Bills from the Lords, XLVIII. 84. 


Refolutions, viz. 


For Refolutions relative to Lord Cornwallis and the War in India, XLVII. 555 

For other Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe, XLIX. 409. 561. 

For Refolutions granting Money to His Majefty, XLIX. 547.—LI. 188.—LII. 220. 
For Refolutions relating to Duties, &amp;c. L. 275. 

For Refolutions relating to the Prince and Princefs of Wales’ Eftablifhment, L. 538. 
To Amendments propofed to propofed Refolutions, L. 96. 


For certain Parts to be left out in order to re-commit a Refolution, LI. 631. 


Ill. Queftions Negative, vz. 


To inferting Words in Queftions, Bills, Motions, &amp;c. XLVI. 229. 295. 630.—XLVIII. 720. 734.— 
XLIX. 368. 742.—L. 495.—LI. 232.—LII. 204. 386. 412. 746.—LIII. 518.—LIV. 102. 
128.—LV. 468. 780. 


To adding Words in Bills, Motions, Queftions, &amp;c. L. 96.—LI. 214. 633:—LII. 204. 216. 
220.—LIV. 128. 


To filling up Blanks in Bills with particular Words, XLVI. 578. 


To particular Words ftanding Part of Queftions, &amp;c. XLVI. 647. 654. 684.—XLVII. 803.— 
XLVIII. 630. 791.—XLIX. 615. 743-—L. 96. 428. 429. 437. 599. 600.—LI. 614.—LII. 
93-419. 460. 506, 685.—LIV. 378.—LV. 448. 


To agreeing with Committees in Amendments, L. 495.—LII. 451. 
——Ditto in Claufes of Committees after being amended by the Houfe, XLVII. 741, 
To agreeing to Amendments made by the Lords, XLVI. 635. 
See Accounts, &amp;c. 1397.—Addrefles, 113. 132. &amp;c.—Bills.— Questions.—Supplp. 





Amends. 


See ills, 139. 





— America, 


I. Petitions relating to America, vz. 


Of feveral Perfons, being Inhabitants there, who were driven from their Families, &amp;c. for their At- 


tachment to the Britifh Government, and not included in the Provifions of the Aéts paffed for 
Relief of the Loyalifts; praying for Compenfation for Loffes, &amp;c.; King’s Recommendation 
fignified ; Petition to lie on the Table, XLVI. 240. See Supplp, 41. &amp;c. 


Of Robert Ferrier, Attorney, relative to the Payment of an Arrear of Salary due to Gabriel John- 

fton, Efquire, formerly Governor of North Carolina; King’s Recommendation fignified, and Pe- 
tition referred to a Committee, XLVI. 560.—Report, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 
577: See Supplp, 64. : 








3. Of 






America. 


Petitions relating to America,—continued. 


3. Of Niel Mac Lean, late a Captain in the late 84th Regiment, a Loyalift in the Province of New 
York, for Compenfation for Loffes; King’s Recommendation fignified ; Petition to lie on the 


Table, XLVII. 522. 





See Supplp, 41. &amp;c. 


II. Bills relating to the Trade, &amp;c. with America, vz. 


4 Ads of 23 and 24 Geo. III. and of the preceding Seffion, read and confidered, and Bill for conti- 
ing the Laws now in force for regulating the Trade between the Subjects of His Majefty’s Do- 
minions and the Inhabitants of the Territories belonging to the United States of America, fo far 
as relates to the Trade, &amp;c. carried on between this Kingdom and the Inhabitants of the faid 
United States ; ordered, XLVI. 244. 250.—Now read Second Time, and committed, 266.— 

. Report now received. &amp;c. 291. P. 339. 


_ Aéts again readand confidered, &amp;c. XLVII. 404. 410.—Reported, and Bill to the fame Effect 
ordered, 428. P. 626. 

- Aéts again read and confidered, &amp;c. XLVIII. 235.—Reported, and Bill to the fame Effect 
ordered, 245. P. 465. 

“ Acts again read and confidered, &amp;c XLIX. 24.—Reported, and Bill to the fame Effect or- 
dered, 64. P. 213. , 

“ Aéts again read and confidered, &amp;c. L. 313.—Reported, and Bill to the fame Effect ordered, 
316. P. 480. 

- Aéts again read and confidered, &amp;c. LI. 504.— Reported, and Bill to the fame Effect or- 


dered, 511. P. 617. 


os Aéts again read, and to be confidered, LII. 370.—Confidered and reported, and Bill to the fame 
Effect ordered, 382. P. 435. 


Aéts of 27 Geo, III. 28 Geo. III. and of the preceding Seffion, read and confidered, &amp;c. XLVI. 
5549-565. 574.—Report, and Bill ordered, “ to amend an Act of 28 Geo. III. for regulating the 
“ Trade between the Subjeéts of His Majefty’s Colonies, &amp;c. in North America, and in the 
“ Weft India Iflands, and the Countries belonging to the United States of America, &amp;c. ; 
“* and alfo an A&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. for allowing the Importation of certain Goods, Wares, &amp;c. 
“ in the Ports of Kingfton, Savannah la Mar, &amp;c. under certain Regulations,” 574. P. 685. 


Se Bill for repealing certain Regulations with refpect to Certificates on exporting Tea to America or 
Ireland ; ordered, XLVI. 446. P. 690. 


6. Bill to repeal fo much of Act of 5 Geo. II. as makes Negroes real Affets for the Payment of Debts, 
in His Majefty’s Plantations and Colonies in America; ordered, Lil. 627.—Confidered, and re- 
ported, and ordered to be ingroffed, 667.—Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
670. P. 749. 


7. Bill for carrying into Execution the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, concluded 
between His Majefty and the United States of America; ordered, L11. 628.—Committed, and 
to be printed, 647.—Bill reported, and an Amendment difagreed to, 670. P. 698. 


8. Bill to amend Act 29 Geo. II. enabling His Majefty to grant Commiffions to a certain Number of 
Foreign Proteftants, &amp;c. to act and rank as Officers or Engineers in America only; ordered, 
LUI. 141. P. 169. Bill to amend the faid Act ordered, &amp;c. LIV. 616. 662. P. 738. 





9. Bill to permit Goods, the Produce of any Foreign Colony in America, imported direétly from thence 
in any Ship or Veffel belonging to the Subjects of any Country, &amp;c. in Amity with His Ma- 
jefty, to be entered and landed without Payment of the Duty granted by Aét of the laft Seffion 
for the better Protection of the Trade of the Kingdom, &amp;c. ordered, LIV. 691. P. 737. 


10. Bill to permit the Importation of Goods and Commodities from Countries in America, belonging 
to any Foreign European Sovereign or State, in Neutral Ships; ordered, LV. 372. P. 451. 


See Accounts, 30. 31. 48. 53, 62.64. 65. 69. 71. 98. 670. 1011. 1124. 1229. 
1238. 1256. 1372. 1373.—Addrefles, 16. 26. 27. 28. 29. 136. 143.—Billg, 39. 
Coing and Coinage—Corn and Orain, 2—Cagst India Companp, 2.—Cast 
Jndies.— Fitheries— Poule, 71. 164.—Laws Crpiving, 10.—Potions, 22.— 
Ships, 4—flaves, 8. &amp;c.—Speeches, 1. 5.—Supplp, 37. 39. 45. 61. 64. 65. 
333- 334. 349+ 504. 552.—@ohbatta, 1. 5.— West Indies. 





: Amity. 


See America, 7. 9.—3ndia, 2—hingdoms.—Wool. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Mm Amsterdam. 














Amfterdaim. 


See Holland, ports Free: 





Anatomy, 


See Corporations, &amp;c. 9.— Felong.—Petitions, 60. 86.—fupplip, 213. 





Angletey, “Isle of. 


See Dratwharks, 2. 46. 94. 





Annoyances. 


See Gaolg, 3.—Squares and Streets, 35. &amp;c. 





Annuttants. 


See Attounts, 622. 630. 655.—Churches, 4—Dorks, 6.—arbourg, 1.—Supplp, 301. 





437- &amp;c. 
7 4 
Annuities, 

I. Bill for removing Doubts refpecting the Sale or Mortgage of particular Annuities, XLVI. 228. P. 

339 
2. Bill for further fettling and fecuring a certain Annuity on the Heirs Male of the Body of the late 

Lord Rodney, to whom the Barony of Rodney fhall defcend, &amp;c.; ordered, XLVIII. 831. P. 938, 
3. Bill for granting an Annuity to Lord Duncan, ordered, &amp;c. LIII. 237. 248. P. 360. 


——Ditto for a Ditto on John Earl Saint Vincent, ordered, &amp;¢,—LIII. 243. 248. P. 360. 
——Ditto for a Ditto to Horatio Nelfon, Lord Nelfon, ordered, &amp;c. LIV. 8. 9. P. 79. 
——Ditto for a Ditto to Sir James Marriott, Knight, ordered, &amp;c. LIV. 525. 535. P. 623. 


4. Bill to exempt Annuities granted upon 31ft October 1776, &amp;c. from the Operation of an A&amp; of 
17 Geo. III. for regiftering Life Annuities, ordered, LIN. 658.—Prefented, &amp;c. 661.—Pe- 
tition of George Lucas Strudwick, Efquire, againft the Bill; to lic on the Table till the Report 
is received from the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 682.—Report to be re- 
ceived, ibid.—Defer receiving the Report for Three Months, 686. 


S Bill for further regulating Life Annuities, and for Relief of the Grantees of Life Annuities in cer- 
tain Cafes ; ordered, LV. 452,—Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 476.—The Second 
Reading deferred, 617.—Not proceeded in. 


See Accounts, 107. 257. 271. 284. 285. 614. 621. 622. 630. 637. 652. 840. 
988. 1014. 1236. 1264.—bddreffes, 71.—Churehes, 4.—Debt Pational.— 
Docks, 6.—Cgtates, 135.—BWarbours, 1.—boule, 178.— Ireland.— hing, 1. 
&amp;c.— Loans.— Pe#hlages, 6. 27. 28.— Petitions, 20. 44. 45. 62.—pPoor, 14. 18. 
26.—printing, 61. 147.—Supplp, 301. &amp;c. 


Aufwers. 






























Antwers. 
See Accounts, 795. 1240. 1264.—MAbbdrefles, 2, 112. &amp;c— Conferences.— Pembers. — 
Pellages.—Speaker.— Supply, 465. 





Anticipation. 


Of the Receipt of Money, LI. 355.—LV. 551. 
See Accounts, 1064.— boule, 178. 





Apothecaries. 


I. Petition of feveral, on Behalf of themfelves and others, in England and Wales, for Regulations to 
reftrain ignorant and unfkilful Perfons from vending Pharmaceutic Preparations, &amp;c. to lie on the 
Table, L. 161.—Petition renewed, and to lie on the Table, LI. 375.—The Petition again read, 
and referred toa Committee to examine, &amp;c. 429.—The Order of Reference read and difcharged, 
and the Petition rejected, 483. 


2. Apothecaries, 8c. examined at the Bar of the Houfe upon Oath, XLVI. 251. 344. 375.—XLVIII. 
386. 419. 
See Accounts, 94. 138. 201.—Addrefles, 87.— Members, 72. &amp;c. 





Appeal. 


See Accounts, 30.— Bills, 66. 174. 222. 259. 263. 264.— Churches, 33.—Clections (Tewkef- 
bury).—4ucome.— Land Car.— Mabp, 11.—prise Caules.—Mrotland, 68. 109. 





Appendixes. 


I. To Reports, XLVI. 97. 105. 491.—XLVH. 152. 200. 282. 653. 809. 854. 1031. 1037.— 
XLVIH. 474. 578. 706. 854. 900.—XLIX. 678. 725. 728.—LI. 207. 254. 256. 350. 708.— 
LIII. 189. 609.—LIV. 343+ 442. 571.—LY- 161. 436. 565. 911. 





Supplementary Appendixes, LII. 475. 
See Attounts, 994. 997.— printing, 4. 5. 229. &amp;c. 





Appointments. 


In particular Offices, XLVII. 973. 975. 980. 984. 
Of Committees. See Comumittees.— boule, 67. 124. 159. &amp;c. 
See alfo Attounts, 1389. 








Apprentices. 


I. Bill for the further Regulation of Parifh Apprentices ; ordered, XLVII. 559.— Prefented, and to 
be printed, 693. P. 1070. 





to render valid Indentures of Apprenticefhip of poor Children and others, made upon im- 
proper Stamps, upon certain Conditions; and to indemnify all Perfons who may have in- 
curred Penalties thereby ; ordered, LV. 721.—Bill immediately confidered in the Committee, 
and an Inftruction given, 756.—Report, 759. P. 784. 


See Aecounts, 358.—Dorks, 6. &amp;c.—Fitheries, 6. 10. &amp;c.—Justices of the 


are 6.—poor, 41.—CTrade, &amp;c. 5.—Supplp (Stamps.)—Water- 
men, .&amp;c. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—18co.) Appropriated 








Appropriated Duties. 


See Atcounts, 620. 638. 649.—Debt Pational— Supply, 394. 512. 513. 587. 





Appropriation. 


See Supplp, 446. 470. 510. 562. 587. 


Aqua Gite. 


See Accounts, 368. 454. 455.—Muties, 972.—Srotland, 10.—fupplp, 349. 355. 527- 








Aqueducts or Feeders. 


See Accounts, 281.—Docks.— Prabigations, 51. 114. 115.—MDrderg, 2. 5. &amp;c.—iReferboirs, 


Arbitrators, &amp;c. 


Appointed by the Lords in Amendments to Bills, XLVIII. 994.—LII. 613. 649. 
See Wills, 192.—3Jnclofures, 16. 94. 


Architects. 


See Accounts, 312. 869. 1016. 1266.—Bank of Cngland, 1 —Boute, 171. 


Armaments. 


Sce Aecounts, 109. 136. 137. 139° Ait nanan 160.— Expeditions. — Pe&amp;lages, 29. 
31.—Speethes, 1. &amp;c.— Wiest Ind 


Armed Pertons. 


See Armp,— Prabp.— edition, 6. 


Arms, Ammunition, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 39. 124. 136. 138. 157. 160. 161. 176. 182. 219. 229. 416. 931. 1378.— 
Abodrefles, 145.— Bills, 153.—Crportation, 2—Supplip, 72. 105. &amp;c. 


Army. 
J. Bills relating to the Army, v7. 
For punifbing Mutiny and Defertion, CPe. Viz: 


I. For Ditto, and for the better Payment of the Army and their Quarters; ordered, XLVI. 171. 
Reported, and feveral Amendments propofed, but not made, 295. P. 339.——Ordered, XLVII. 
393. P. 533.——Ordered, XLVIII. 60. P. 343.——Ordered, XLIX. 123. P. 255.———Ordered, 
L. 89. P. 300.———Ordered, LI. 170. Report, and a Claufe added, that certain Parts of the Act 
may be altered by any Act of the fame Seffion, &amp;c. 240. P. 271.——-Ordered; LII. 66. P. 384. 


Ordered, LIII. 94. P. 360. Ordered, LIV. 56. P. 387. Ordered, LV. 180. Bill re- 
ported, and re-committed, 304. Again reported, 318. P. 332. 


“ The Preamble to the Mutiny and Defertion A&amp;t read, XLIX. 335. See ills, 328. 


’ Bill for the better Prevention and Punifhment of Attempts to feduce Perfons ferving in His Ma- 
jefty’s Forces by Sea or Land from their Duty and Allegiance to His Majefty, or to incite them 
to Mutiny or Difobedience of Orders; ordered; prefented; read Firft- and Second Time, and 
committed, LI. 634. Confidered; Preamble of Act of Firft of Queen Mary for taking away 
certain Treafons, Felonies, &amp;c. read; Report received, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, 634. 

- Sent to the Lords, 635. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, which - were 
agreed to, 636. 637. P. 637. To continue, for a Time to be limited, the faid A&amp;t; or- 
dered, LUI. 120. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments to the Title, which were 
agreed to, 132. 133. P. 135..——To further continue Act of. 37 Geo. III. relating to Ditto; 
ordered, LIV. 10. P. 79. To further continue the Act 37 Geo. III.; ordered, LV. 24, 
Inftruétion to make Provifion for further continuing A&amp;t 38 Geo. III. empowering His Ma- 
jefty to accept the Services of fuch of the Militia Forces as may voluntarily offer to go to Ireland 5 
ibid. ‘Another Inftruétion, relating to Newfoundland Judicature, 25. Inftruction to. make 
Provifion for continuing feveral expiring Laws relating to Admiffion of Merchandize in Neutral 
Ships; to permit particular Goods to be imported; to prohibit Exportation of Corn, &amp;c.; 
and Act for regulating the Trade to the Cape of Good Hope, 30. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 32: 
P. 49. For further continuing the faid Act of 37 Geo. If. LV. 117. P. 203. For fur- 
ther continuing the Act of 37 Geo. III.; ordered, LV. 902. Bill confidered in the Committee; 
and report a Progrefs, 911. Further confidered, 914. Report; and Bill to be ingrofled, &amp;c, 
917. P. 929. 


3 To eftablith certain Regulations refpecting Officers ferving in feveral Cotps of Fencible Men in 
that Part of Great Britain called Scotland, and in certain other Corps which may be directed 
to be raifed in Great Britain; ordered; XLVIII. 618. P. 745. 


























te’ 

















4. For Encouragement, &amp;c. of Volunteer Companies for the Defence of their Towns or Coafts, &amp;c. 
ordered, XLIX. 380. Bill confidered, and reported; Report to be further confidered, and Bill, 
&amp;c. to be printed, 306. Further confidered, &amp;c. 423. Read Third Time, and A&amp; of 1ft of 
William and Mary read, &amp;c. 429. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, which were. 
not agreed to, but another Bill ordered, &amp;c. 473. 477.—New Bill prefented; read Firft and 


Second Time; committed; confidered, and reported,479. Read Third Time; &amp;c. 480. 481. 
P. 485. 


si For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties in England; and alfo in Scotland, 
, for the Service of the Army and Navy; ordered, Lil. 42. Bill confidered, and reported ; Re= 
port to be further confidered, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 68. Other Amend- 

ments being neceffary, Bill re-committed, 90. Confidered, and Power given to turn the Bill 


into Two Bills, 97. Report of Two Bills, one for England and one for Scotland, &amp;c. 99. 
Read Third Time; &amp;c. 100. 107. P. 110. See Scotland. 


6: A Bill to explain and amend the Act of the fame Seffion, for raifing a certain Number of 
Men in the feveral Counties in England for the Army and Navy; ordered, LII. 216. Prefented; 
read Firft and Second Time, and committed, 216. Confidered, and reported ; Report to be 
further confidered, and Bill, &amp;c. to be printed, 221. Report further confidered, and a Claufe 
added, allowing further Time for carrying the Att into Execution, 229. Day appointed for 
the Third Reading, 230. Read Third Time, feveral Claufes added, and Amendments made 
to the Bill, 235. 236. 257. P. 258. See Scotland. 


rE For enabling His Majefty to raife a Provincial Force of Cavalry, and to require the Military Service of 
Perfons therein defcribed, to be embodied, in cafe of Neceffity, for the Defence of thefe Kingdoms ; 
ordered, Lil. 42. Prefented, 66. Committed, and immediately confidered; and an Inftruétion 
to make Provifion for inrolling in the Militia all Perfons to whom Certificates have been iffued as 
Game-Keepers, and who before a certain Period fhall not deliver them up, 68. Reported, 
and re-committed; immediately further confidered and reported; Report to be further 
confidered, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 76. Further Amendments being neceflary, Bill 
again re-committed, and InftruGion to turn the fame into Two Bills, and immediately confidered, 
90. Reported again; feveral Claufes added, and Amendments made to the Bill, 93. Read 
Third Time ; Claufes received, committed, &amp;c. and added to the Bill ; (Houfe interrupted by 
return of Election Gounfel, &amp;c.) othér Claufes received ; Debate on an Amendment to a 
Claufe adjourned, &amp;c. 95. 96.. Further adjourned, 97. Debate refumed, and the Clatfe 


withdrawn; another Clauie read Twice, and negatived, and a new Claufe admitted ; feveral 
Amendments made to the Bill, and paffed, &amp;c. 100. 107. P. 110. 








index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Nn 8. Bill 









Army; Bills. 











8. Bill to explain and amend the faid Act; ordered, LII.200. Prefented ; read Firft and Second 
Time, and committed, 216. _Confidered, and reported ; Report to be further confidered, and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed, 220. Further confidered; Claufes added, and Amendments 
made to the Bill, 229. Read Third Time, and feveral Claufes added after being committed; 
and the further Proceeding on the Third Reading adjourned, 233. The Proceeding refuted ; 
another Claufe added ; a Clau‘e left out, and Bill fent tothe Lords, &amp;c. 235. 257. P. 258. 


Qe Bill for allowing a further Time for carrying into Execution certain Powers contained, in Acts 
of the fame Seffion, fo far as the fame relate to the regiftering and accepting of Volunteers, in 
lieu of the faid Provincial Cavalry, in fuch Counties, and Subdivifions of Counties, wherein the 
faid Aéts have not been carried into Execution ; ordered, LII. 723. P. 755. 


10, Bill for authorizing the billetting fuch Troops of Yeomanty Cavalry as may be defirous of affembling 
for the Purpofe of being trained together, &amp;c. ordered, LIM. 562. Prefented, &amp;c: and to be 
printed, 675. 582. Reported, and Claufes added, &amp;c. 627. P. 647. 


Il. Bill for the Regulation of the Provincial Force of Cavalry, raifed by virtue of Two Aéts of the laft 
Seffion ; ordered, LHI. 582. Billcommitted, and to be printed, 650. Confidered ; reported ; 
Report to be further confidered ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 677. Report further con- 
fidered ; Bill re-committed, &amp;c. 679. 693. Further confidered ; reported; Report to be fur- 
ther confidered, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 697. Report further confidered; Amend= 
ments agreed to, and Bill to be ingroffed, 702. P. 708. 


r2. Bill to repeal certain Parts of Acts paffed, and for making further Provifions refpecting fuch Part of 
the Provifional Cavalry of this Kingdom as is now actually called out and embodied ; ordered, 
LIV. 199. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 206. P. 387. 


13. To enable His Majefty to require the Military Service of Perfons therein to be defcribed to: be 
embodied, in cafe of Neceflity, for the Defence of thefe Kingdoms ; ordered, LIf.90. Prefented ; 
read Firft Time; ordered to be read a Second Time; and to be printed, 94. Deferred, 96. 119, 
146. Further deferred for Six Months, 147. 


14. For raifing a Body of Miners in the~Counties of Cornwall and Devon, for the Defence of the 
Kingdom during the prefent War; ordered, LUI. 625. P. 691. 


15. For the Reduction of the Militia Forces at the Time, &amp;c. therein to be limited, and for enabling 
His Majefty more effectually to increafe His Regular Forces, for the vigorous Profecution of the 
War ; ordered, LIV. 604. Bill prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 609. Bill confidered 
in the Committee ; reported ; re-committed ; and, as amended, to be printed, 647. Again confi- 
dered in the Committee; reported ; Report to be taken into further Confideration ; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 677. Report further confidered; Bill again re-committed, and imme- 
diately confidered, &amp;c. 689. Reported, and the further Confideration of the Report adjourned, 
700. 702. Report further confidered; Amendments agreed to, &amp;c.; Bill re-committed with 
refpect to certain Claufes ; Bill confidered, with an Inftruction ; reported, and Bill to be ingroffed, 
707. Bill read Third Time ; Claufes added ; Amendments propofed, but not made; Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c. 715. P. 743. 


See Accounts, 41. 44. 59.66. 82.84. 99. 109. 265. 517.520. 531. 582. 665. 893. 
903. I110, 1112. 1272. 1386. 1391.—Mddrefles, 28. 30. 36. 37. 83. 144. 147.— 
Cast Jndia Companp.—Clections, 185. &amp;c.— Houle, 27. 178. 193. 406.— Pilitia. 
—Nabp, 16.— Petitions, 86—Questions Previous Negative, 12.—uppip, 72. 
73+ 590 








| Arrears, 


See Atcaunts, 122. 128. 164. 259- 309: 354. 508. 706. 808. 1044. 1065. 1159.. 1196, 
1264.—Bank of Cugland, 3—Committers, 191.—Pighwaps Curnpike—hing, 7.— 
Pabvigations, 24. 25. 26.—Supplp (Army); alfo 130. 131. 230. 554. 





Arrests. 


See Complaints, 22.—onfle, 175. 267.— Members, 1. 21.22. 26. 27. 28.—peaker, 6. 


Arrow Root, 


See Duties, 97.—Honle, 102.—Jmportation, 5. 








Articles. 


See Acrounts, 360. 364. 994. 1010..1233. 1241. 1255- aise &amp;c —Apprentites.—Attarnies, — 
Corsica,—Courts, 20. &amp;c.— Members, 26. 





Attificers and GHorkmen. 


See Accounts, 161. 180. 860.—Lahoutets—Laiws Crpiving, 6. 8. &amp;c.—Mabvigations, 4.— 
Wiorkmen. 





Artillery. 


See Atcounts, 39. 52. 65. 82. 99: 157. 161. 180, 219. 221. 224. 508. 903:—Supplp, 


100. 220, 





Artists, Besiqners, &amp;c. 


Sce Callics Printers,—Dilcoveries.— Inventions. — patents. 





Arts and Sciences. 


See Difcovevies. Houle, 193:.—patents. 


Ash. 
Ashes. 


See Accounts, 368.—Cyportation, 2. 3.— Fratice, 2. 











Asta. 


See Qccounts, 145. 208. 209. 221. 403. 407. 508. — ee Crevit.—_Cast India 
Companp,—Cast Jndies.—bolland, 1. 2 alan, 


Aflembly. 


See Accounts, 1. Sit. 





Innex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) Afenta- 












Aflents, 


See, Wills, 429. 461.— Divigions.—Reporty, 310. 





Affellments. 


Ste Account, 992.1146. 1152. &amp;c.—Billg, 135. 268.—Dogs, i. 2.—Fens.—Gaols.— 
Dffices, 1.2. 4.— Poor, 8. 38. &amp;c.— Scotland, 54. 55.— Squares and Streetsi— Supplp; 
325. 326. 475.476. 485. 





Affets. 


Bill for the Adminiftration of Affets in Cafes where the Executor, to whom Probate has been 
granted, is out of the Realm; ordered, LIII. 445. Agreedto by the Lords, with fome Amend: 
ments, 700. Amendments agreed to, 703. P. 707. ; 


See Accounts, 483. 508.—America, 6.— Cast India Companp. 





Aflistante. 


See Prtitiong, 74 to 87.—Questions Previous Negative, 26.—Supplp; 213. 222. 256, 





° See Wills, 264. 





Ailise. 


See MBread, 3. 4. &amp;c.— Corn and Grain, 8. &amp;c.— Courts,—Justices of the Peace, — 
Offices, 5. 





Alises, 


Petition of the Juftices of the Peace for the County of Norfolk, for a Bill-to be enabled to hold the 
Lent Affizes for the faid County at Norwich inftead of Thetford ; ordered, LII. 104. Prefented, 
&amp;c. 149. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Thetford, and Petition of divers Gentry, Clergy, &amp;c. of 
the South-Weftern and other Parts of the County, againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 149.—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Norwich, and 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Norwich, for Provifion to be made for holding the Affizes and 
General Gaol Delivery for the faid City Twice in the Year, &amp;c. 190. The Second Reading 
deferred, 195. 262. 286.—Petition of divers Gentry, Clergy, &amp;c. of the South+Weftern and 
Welftern, &amp;c. Parts of Norfolk againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and 
Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 349. The Second’ Reading deferred, 355. 439. 529. 620. Deferred 
for a Month, 685.—-Not proceeded in. 


Sce Justices of the Peace, 2—gpembers, 82. 158. 159.—Quarter Sellions. 
en ee ee ee ee 
Affociates. 












Aflociates: 


See Offices, 5 





Afloctations. 


See Accounts, 117. 126. 132: 170. 171. &amp;c.—-Ating, 7. 8.—iliing, 34—forditiot, 6. 7 
Supplp, 87. 88. 206. 208. &amp;c.—Ualunteers, 





Affurances, 


See Corpotatiotig, &amp;c. 4. 8—Potr, 23. ° 





Afplum. 


See Charity, 2.—oufe, 203: 





Attainvder, 


See Estates Forfeited, 1 —Wonle, 175. 163.—€reaton. 





Attorney General. 


1. Ordered to profecute particular Perfons, XLVI. 314.—LI. 235, 
2. Empowered to profecute Perfons in a fummary Way, XLVIII. 767. 


See Accounts, 102.—Aliens.— Armp,.— ‘Bills, 138.—Clectiong, 182.—Jmpeach- 
ment,—_ hing, —Pembers, 45. 64.—Medition,—Supplp, 67. 





Attornies,.&amp;c. 


See Accounts, 253.— Bank of Cngland.— Bills, 28. 29.—Diflenters, 3.—Duties, 62.— 
Judemnity,—ftamps,—fupplp, 308. 309. 456. 523. 588. 





Auctioneers. 


Bill for regulating the Conduct of Auétioneers; ordered, XLVII. 446.—Read Third Time, and new 
Title given, &amp;c. 593+ P. 690. © 


See €rcife, 7.—foupplp, 506. 559. 579- 





Inpax XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Oo Auctions. 















‘Aurtions&gt; 
Bill to exempt Whale Oil, and other Articles therein mentioned, and fold by Auttion in Great 


Britain, from the Duty impofed on fuch Sales ; ordered, XLVI. 760.—Inftruction to exempt 
Elephants Teeth, Palm Oil, &amp;c. 777. P. 1069. se SE 


ee si : — 
See Accounts, 717. 1065.—Cast Judia Companpy.—Poufe (Duties). 





bs 
's eh 


cee AEupitors, 


— See Accounts, 256.257. 994. 1010. 1264.—Accounts Public,—Watermen, &amp;c. 





Qustria. 


See Actounts. — France, — Germanp, — Peflages, 9. 12.—Peate.— Speeches, 7.—Supplip, 
"455. - 2. a 





e 


Austrian Petherlanvs. 


o-oo vernon meee Importation, —-Prace: — Smuggling, — speeches, 6. 10. &amp;e.  - none ~ 





Authority. tot gseth &gt; 992 


Alledged Opinions of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. as to Civil and Political. Authority, XLIX. 
665. 


See Acts of Parliament,—Poule, 259.—thing.—pParliament,—fedition, 6. 7. 





Avenues. 


See Bank of Cngland.—Complaines, ro Brivges;' 11. 15. 16. 17. 19.—Highwapns.— 
Holpitals.— Pavigations, 75, &amp;c.—pPlaphoules, 2.—HSquareg and Streers. 





Aver age. k | 


See Accounts, 341.—Bread, 3.—Corn and Grain. Drawbacks, 54. &amp;c.—Cyrportation, 1. 
—Boule, 146. 164. 





Awards. 


See Bills, 194. 207.—Cstateg, 96. &amp;c.—3nelofures, 102. 121. 216. 302. 314.—Mabi- 
gations, 18. . 












abet sc: 


See Accounts, 1247—Supplp (Engagements). os onnyer Dd teak we 





Hahama and Bermuda “JPslands. — 


See Aecounts, 40.—Amerita, 7—Drawhacks, 95.—Crportation, 1.—Supplp,. 45. 46. 





Pail, 


Bill for the Relief of Perfons detained in Gaol for want of Bail, in certain Cafes ; ; namrions L. ste 
P; 617. ) ablated 
See Houle, 175.—Stotland, 1.—Sevdition. 





sy as ? . “ Ra 
ce, aes age 
Petitions of Bailiffs, Burgeffes, &amp;c. XLVI. 621.—LII. 277. 282. 306, - 
‘See Dorks, 6.—Droders, 74. 





‘Bailiwicks, to sonnet LD 


rm the Fotelts, KEVIi: 0803 d05:--LI. 3693.8 3900 466, ‘3 net Dold 
See Accounts, 1264. 
r IVIX 2s 


“Ff ‘ ‘ ‘ r \ ’ mt. . — 
— hav . V3 wt see beet GBs 4 pf ’ s% 5 





Pakers, 


Bill to authorize Bakers and other Perfons to fell Bread 1 to His *Majefty’ s Forces on their March 
which fifall-not have been baked Twenty-four Hours; and to- ihdemnify all Perfons by whom fuch 
Bread may haye been fo fold 4 ordered, LV,.616. Ioftructionrelative to the Time of weighing 
Bread, and Bill confidered in the Committee, 649. pares to by the Lords, with fome Amend- 
ments, 7oz. Amendments agreed to, 707. P. 746. 


See Bread.—_ Corn and Grain, 8. 9. hide Apiiabe, 164.—Sundap, 1 





Hakers’ ‘Company. 


See Wills, 137 —sBread. hey 164; 





Halances. 


See Accounts, 255.256. 262. 367. 508. 994, 1159,—@gtates, 5 —Weights and Scales. 





meneaitsaial Slr eT oe NRF en 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) | “Ballagtage, 











Hallastage. 


See Laws Crpiting, 21. 








Ballots. 


I. For Committees, vz. 


Of Secrecy, viz. 


t. Relative to Seditious Practices of certain Societies in tision, &amp;c. “XLIX. 589.—Ballot, 594.— 
Report Names, iid. 


Relative to the Outftanding Demands, &amp;c. on the Bank of England, Lil. 353. 355.-—Report 


Names, 356. 
se emmmniiats (@ &amp; Confpiracy relative to Great Britain and Ireland, Liv. 148.—Report Names, 149. 
Of Selec, viz. 
2 To confider the feveral Accounts and Papers relating to the Public Income and Expenditure ; 


ordered, XLVI. 396.——Ballot, 402.—Report Names, 408. 
To confider Petitions complaining of Elections ——See Clections (The Table).—Alfo infra, 4. 


To ftate, &amp;c. the Total Amount of the Public Debts, as they ftood on sth January 1797; Lil. 
386.—-Report Names, 392. 


II. For Judicatures, viz. 
3 India, XLVI. 177. 186.——See Gndia,—Alfo, infra. 


III. Manner of Ballotting, wiz. 


4 For Committees appointed to try and determine the Merits of Petitions complaining of undue 
Elections and Returns, XLVI. 89. 144. 155- &amp;C.—LII. 13.——See Clections. 


5. For eftablifhing of the Judi¢ature to try Indian Delinquents, XLVI. 177. 186.—XLVII. 563. 
See Judia, 

6. For other Seleé&amp;t Committees, XLVI. 396. 402. 408.—LII. 386. 

ve For Committees of Secrecy, XLIX. 594.—LI. 353. 355-—-LIV. 149. 


TV. Queftions Negative, viz. 


8. To difcharging an Order for choofing a Committee by Ballot, XLVI. 402. 
i For “ now” choofing a Committee by way of ballotting, LI. 386. 
See Boufe, 259. dec. : 





PBanishment. 


Offenders liable to Ditto, LI: 146. 147.———See Bing, 16. 
From Scotland ——See @uir and Palmer, 





Bank. 


Million Bank.——=See Corporations, 5. 6. 








Bank of England; 


J. Petitions of the Governor and Company, viz. 


I. 


For a Bill to enable them to purchafe certain Houfes and Ground contiguous to the Bank of Eag- 





land ; referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 145.' Report, 207. P. 465 Another Petition, tor 
purchafing other Houfes, &amp;c. ; referred, LV. 258. Report, and to lie on the Table, 300. Re- 
port again read, and re-committed, 316. Again reported, and Notices not given; Report to 
Jie on the Table, 464. Report again re-committed, 496. Again reported, and Bill ordered, 

28. Petition of the Corporation of London, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 585. . Reported, and Report to be further confidered, 
598. Petition of the Grocets Company of London, againft ; to lie on the Table until the Re- 
port be taken into further Confideration, 605. Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed ; 
Petition of the Grocers Company again read, and referred; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 
&amp;c. 615. Petition of the Alderman, &amp;c. of Coleman Street Ward, againft the Bill; :eferred to 
the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 626. Bill reported, and of hearing Counfe! on the 
faid Petitions, &amp;c. 641. 649. Read Third Time, and King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 673. P. 
714. 


II. Propofals of the Bank, vz. 


Re 


For advancing, on certain Conditions, a Loan of £. 500,000 for the Public Service; reported 


from the Committee of Ways and) Means, and Bill ordered, XLVI. 580. P. 706. 
infra, 4. 


See 





_ Foradvancing, on condition of the Extenfion of the Term. of their Charter, the Sum of Three 


Millions for the Public Service ; reported from the Committee of Ways and Means; Report to 
be taken into further Confideration, LV. 215. Report further confidered ; Refolution of the 
Committee to accept the Propofal agreed to, and referred to the Committee of Ways and 
Means, 235. Report from Ditto, and Bill ordered, 253. P. 346. 


See Supplp, 307. 443. 444. &amp;c. 


III. Reports of a Committee of Secrecy confidered by the Houfe, 


3 


and a Bill ordered, vz. 


For confirming and continuing, for a Time to be limited, the ReftriGtion contained in the Minute 


of Council of 26th of February 1797, on Payments of Cath by the Bank, LII. 383. Prefented, 
&amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 392. Reported, and feveral Claufes being propofed to be added, 
Bill re-committed, and immediately confidered, 435. Reported again, and feveral other Claufes 
being intended to be offered, Bill again re-committed with refpect to the faid Claufes, 447. 
Again reported, and Negative bringing up certain Claufes, and Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 450. 
Bill read Third Time, Negative reading a Claufe’ offered a Third Time, and Negative bringing up 
another; and other Claufes being intended to be propofed, the further Proceeding on the Bill 
adjourned .till the. next Day, 457. Further adjourned, the Houfe having fat late, 461. 
Papers relative to Advances to Government prefented, &amp;c. 462. The adjourned Proceeding 
ref{umed ; Claufes offered, amended, and agreed to, refpecting particular Payments of Cafh, and 
giving Notice tothe Speaker; Amendments made to the Bill, and paffed, &amp;c. 466. 521. P. 
531. Bill tocontinue, for a Time to be limited, the faid A&amp;t, under certain Regulations and 
Reftrictions; ordered, LI. 658. Prefented; read Firft and Second Time, and committed, 660. 
Confidered, 663. Reported, &amp;c. 665. 666. 668. P. 672. Bill further to continue the 
Reftrictions contained in the faid Aéts, and to amend, &amp;c. the other Provifions therein ; ordered, 
LUI. 86. Prefented, &amp;c.and to be printed, 92.° Reported, &amp;c. 116. Read Third Time; 
Amendments made, &amp;c.122. Amendments made by the Lords to the Title, which were agreed 
to; and Amendments made thereto, and agreed to by the Lords, 129. 130. 131. P. 131. 


See Houle (Secret Committee).—Promifforn Potes. 








IV. Biils relating to the Bank of England, ordered on Motion, oz. 


4- 


For applying to the Public Service the Sum of £. 500,000, out of the Balance remaining in the 


Bank of England, for Sums iffued for the Payment of Dividends on Account.of the. National 
Debt, and for fecuring the punctual Payment of any Arrears of Dividends whenever the fame 
fhall be demanded ; ordered, &amp;c. XLVI..229. Inftruction to make Provifion for authorizing 
the Lords of the Treafury to iffue Exchequer Bills for fecuring the punctual Payment of Arrears 
of Dividends, 250. ‘Prefented, 291. - Petition of the Governor and Company of the Bank 
againft Ditto, and the Bill read Second Time, and committed, 308. Confidered, 338. Peti- 
tion of Proprietors in the Public Funds of Great Britain, againft; to lie on the Tabie, 352. Re- 
port, and Negative bringing ‘up a Claufe relative to the Affent of the Proprietors of Annuities, 


' &amp;c. and receive a Claufe for the Commiffioners of the Treafury not to direct Iffues from the 


Exchequer to reduce the Money below £. 500,000, and make Amendments to the Bill ; and the 
{aid laft-mentioned Petitioners to be heard by Counfel on the Third Reading, 353. Deferred, 
361. Further deferred, and not afterwards proceeded in, ‘the Bank having made Propofals for 
advancing the fame Sum to Government without Intereft, and its being accepted, 580. 585. 


See Supply, 443. 444.—Supra, 2. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Pp s. For 












Bank of England. 


5. For better preventing Forgeries and Frauds in the Transfers of the feveral Funds transferrable atthe . 
Bank of England ; ordered, XLVIII.146, Bill confidered in the Committee, and zepoft'a.Pro- . 
grefs, 399. Bill ordered to be printed, 403. Further confidered, and to be. reported, 427% 
Report made, &amp;c. 433. P. 711. oe 





6. To remove Doubts refpecting Promiflory Notes of the Bank of England for Payment of Sums of 
Money under Five Pounds; ordered, LI. 353. P. 360. 
70 For fufpending the Operation of Acts of 15 and 17 Geo. III. reftraining the Negociation of Pro- 


miffory Notes, &amp;c. Ll. 355. P. 384. 


8. For the better preventing the forging and counterfeiting the Names of Witneffes to Letters of At- 
torney, or other Authorities or Inftruments, for the Transfer of Stocks or Funds which now are, 
or by any Act or Acts of Parliament fhall hereafter be made, transferrable at the Bank of Eng- 
land, &amp;c.; ordered, Lk. 692. Bill confidered, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 717.721. Bill fur- 
ther confidered, and Inftructions given to extend the Provifions of the Bill to the South Sea 
Company and to the Eaft India Company, 725. Reported, &amp;c. 727. P. 749. 


i, To enable Courts of Equity to compel a Transfer of Stock in Suits, without making the Governor 
and Company of the Bank Party thereto; ordered, LV. 321. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to 
be printed, 325. Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill to extend the Provifions of the Bill 
to the Stock of the Eaft India and South Sea Companies, and Bill confidered, 338. Report, 340. 
P. 451. , 


See infra, 10. and 3reland, 1. 


V. Bill from the Lords relating to the Bank, wz. 


10. For the Relief of Perfons equitably and beneficially entitled to, or interefted in, the feveral Stocks 
and Annuities transferrable at the Bank of England, LI. 609. - Confidered in the Committee; 
reported, and read Third Time, 765. P. 785. 


VI. Queftions Negative, v7z. 





iI. For the Governor and Deputy Governor to attend the Houfe ona particular Day, L. 140. 
Ditto on the fame Day when particular Matters are confidered, LII. 219. 
12. That if certain Advances made by the Bank to Government had been paid off when required, 
&amp;c. the Bank would have been able to have reduced the Amount of its outftanding Notes, &amp;c. 
LH. 582. 
13. For eftablifhing another Bank, if the Bank did not pay Cafh for Notes on 24th June 1797; LII. © 
623. 


See Accounts, 256. 266. 637. 660. 1390— Debt Pational.— Houle, 69. 158. 
178.—eflages.— Potions, 8. 22.—MDffices, 4—Qnestions Previous Pegative, 
11. 12. 28.—peaker, 51.—Supplp, 301. 452. 454. 476. 534. 584. 585. 





Bankers. 


Bill for making the Eftates of Bankers, and other Traders, fubjeét to the Payment of their Debts 
after their Deceafe; ordered, XLVII. 619. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 694. 
Committed, 724. Confidered, and report ; Report to be further confidered, and the Bill, with 
Amendments, to be printed, 742. Deferred for Three Months, 764. 


See Merchants. 





. Hankrupts, 


I. Petitions relating to Bankrupts, viz. 


‘ Of George Smith, formerly of Canton in China, Merchant, for a Claufe to be introduced in the 
Infolvent Debtors Bill, empowering the Lord Chancellor to fign his Certificate; referred to a 
Committee, XLIX. 585. Report, and to lie on the Table, 595. 


Of Bankrupt Prifoners; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 593. 

















&gt; Panbrupts. 


IL. Bill relating to Ditto, wz. 


ee For making perpetual an Act of 5 Geo. II. “to prevent the committing of Frauds by Bank- 
, “ rupts;” ordered, LII. 700. Bulk confidered and reported, without Amendment, and ordered 
to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 712. P. 749. 


See Mills, 139.— Commercial Credit— Debtors Julolvent, &amp;c. 3. 4. 5.—Cstates, 
4. 47.—Laws Crpiring, 15.—Dffices, 4.— Petitions, 51. 55. 


Banks. 


See Supplp, 584. 
See Scotland, 28. 29. 
See Bank of Cngland. 











Chartered Banks. 
Banks in Scotland. 








Hanks of the Sea, Wivers, &amp;c. 


See Mills, 154. 256. 257.—%6ridges,—_Cmbankment, 3. &amp;c.— Feng, 9. &amp;c.—Jucelofures, 
I 51.—abigations. 





Par. 


See Accounts,— Counfel.—Clections,— boule, 58. &amp;c. 





Parbavoes. 


See Accounts, 9. 44. 45.—Addrefles, 104.—Courts, 21.—€states, 33.—Deurbers, 26.— 
Wiest Judies, . 





PHarilla, 


See Accounts, 368. 


Bark, 


See Accounts, 368.— Importation, 3.—Leather. 








Parley, 


Houfe refumes an adjourned Debate on the Word “ Barley” ftanding Part of a Bill, Lil. 605. 


See Accounts, 380. 381. 383. 1052.—illg, 142.—Corn and Grain. 2. 7. &amp;c.— 


Distillerp—MDrawbarks, &amp;c. 55.—Duties, 11.—Boule, 72. 74. 76. 164.— 
Palting. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Baron, 











Haron, ‘Courts of. 


See Courts, 6—Debts Small, 6. 7.—LHquares and Streets, 45. 





Parony. 


See Jnclofuveg, 115. 163. 226. 374. 403.—Stotland, 3: 47- 





Barracks. 


Other Orders of the Day read on a Motion relative to the Oppofition given by our Anceftors to 
every Attempt to erect Barracks, &amp;c. XLVIII. 264. 


See Accounts, 5. 6. 139. 146. 163. 180.—YBillg, 135. 151.—Docks. 2.—MPotions, 
_.72. 102.— Petitions, 16. 17.— Printing, 29. &amp;c.— Uictuallers.— Water, 





— Palons. . 


See Docks, 6. &amp;c.— Harbours. —Pavens.—_Pavigations, 77. 





Pattens and Meals, &amp;c. 


See Supplp; 327. 479s 





la 
Hatteries. 

Bill for vefting certain Meffuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments in Truftees, for the 
better fecuring His Majefty’s Batteries and other Works in the County of Kent ; ordered, XLIX. 
. A Schedule of the Lands contained in the Bill, prefented, &amp;c. 585. Bill committed, 
and the faid Schedule referred, &amp;c. 585. A Schedule of Lands at Berry Head in Devon, 
propofed to be contained in the Bill, and a Plan of Berry Head, prefented, &amp;c. and Commitice 
deferred, 596. Confidered, and the faid Schedule relating to Berry Head, and the Plan, referred 
and Inftruction thereon, 615. Report, &amp;c.and to be further confidered, 618. Further con- 
fidered, and agreed to, &amp;c. 626. P. 735. Bill to re-veft certain Lands of Ditto in the former 

Proprietors, LII. 438. P. 607. © ° 


See Acrounts, 224. 225. 244. 1039.—Cstates, 1.—Supplp, 132. 445. 








attertea. 


See Penitentiarn boufes. 





Bavaria. 


* See Accounts, 1257. 1312.—upplp (Engagements). 














Beams or Balances. 


For weighing Corn, LI. 527. 
. See Corn, &amp;c. 11= Houle, 164.— Weights and Sralesp&amp;c. 1. « 


va 





Peans, 


See Corn and Grain, 2.—Drawbacks, &amp;c. 63.—Poule, 72. 76: 


Peaver. 


See Accounts, 368. 





Peet, 


See Accounts, $1. 103. 138.141. 879. 898.—Butchers,—Dratobarks, &amp;c. 5 be 


Weer, Ale, Cpper, &amp;c. 
Bill to allow the Ufe of Sugar in the brewing of Beer, for a Time to be limited ; ordered, LV. 616. 
P. 714. 


See Accounts, 180. 718.—Ale.—Drawhacks, 27.—Creile, 7—Sugar—Supplp, 
105. 492. 


Weer or Bigg. 


See Corn and Grain, 11. &amp;c.—Duties, 11. 85. &amp;c.—Wonfe, 164. 


Bees Gar. 


See Accounts, 368. 

















BHenefices. 


See Churches, 31. 33. Sc. 





PBermuda. 


See Mahama.— West Indies, 





PHigamy. 


Bill for infliting.a greater Punifhment on Perfons who fhall be convicted of the Crime of Bigamy ; 
ordered, L. 176.-P.-545. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Qq CONTENTS 





Army - + - - 
Bread - - «- = 
Corn and Provifions 
Diftillery - - - 
Drawbacks and Bounties 
Duties - - 
Highways - 
Importation 

Inclofures - 
Indemnity - 
Indias Cle 
Laws Expiring 
Leather &gt; 


Licences - 


Bills. 


mt @ @4 6-48.32 2 
sore t ees 
. 
S 
co 


 ¢48 3 
+f 00a 
ON 


To receive Claufes in Bills, relating to, viz. 


Bakers - *- + - = -« 
Elections - - = 
Embankment, &amp;c. 
Indemnity (Offices) 
Laws Expiring - 


- - 26, 
Paes 
- 28. 29. 
baad . 39. 


2. 10 14. 


Militia - - - 
a and Princefs a Wales 


Salt ~ - - - = &gt; -_ 


Scotland, viz. 
Dittilteries - - 
Glafgow ; ; Trone Church 
Militias - -« = = o« 


Slave Trade - - « 
Societies - - = - 
Spirits - - ° 
Squares and Streets - 
Sugar- - = - 

Thames River Police 


mee ee ht 8 


II. Inftru&amp;tions to Committees on Bills, w/z. 


Militia - 
Navy - « 
Ships - - 
Smuggling 
Tobacco - 


III. Inftructions to Committees on Bills, viz. 


Giving Power to make Provifion in Bills, relating to, viz. 


Accountants Public 
Apprentices «= 
Army - - 
Bank of England 
Batteries - - 
Bills 
Bread 
Bridges 
Carts - 
Cavalry - 
Churches 
Corn, &amp;c. 
Corporations, &amp;c. 
Debt National 
Diftillery - 
Eatft Indies 
Elections 
Eftates - 
Excife - 
Fens - - 
Pim. « 
Fitheries 
Grenada and Saint Vincents 
Highways, Public - - - 
Highways, Turnpike 
Holland &lt;- - - 
Importation = - 


=: - oe 


 ¢ @ 28 6 £\t&gt;@.6 tal 


eee ce 6 OP ek fe OO SF Oe 8 Re ee Oe 
te es 6.0 ot £8 te 


36. 


Inclofures, Drainage. &amp;c. 


India- - - - 
Juftices of the Peace 
Land Tax - - 


Laws Expiring - 
Leather - - - 
Militia - - - 
Navigable Canals, &amp;c. 
Pawnbrokers -- 
Poor- - - e« 
Prize Caufes 
Quarantine 
Scotland - 
Servants - 


Sewers 

Ships and Veffels 
Slave Trade - - 
Smuggling - - 
Squares and Streets 
Stamps - - - 
Sugar- - - 
Switzerland - 
Votes, &amp;c. - 
Watermen, &amp;c. 
Weft Indies - 
Wheat, &amp;c. - 
Workmen - 








CONTENTS of the HEAD 


I. Inftru€tions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and_ bring in 
Bills, relating to, viz. 


_ - 18. 
19. 


20, 
21. 


24, 


26. 


32. 33 
34- 


loa) 
WwW 


4e 
f. 
6 


: NNN 
° 


67. 
68. to $1. 
82. 
83. 84. 


88. 
89. 
go. 


' See § § ¢ 8.8 ete? 6s Fe 8 
pe So Oe Soe ee ee ee Or Se ek Ro er Se ee ee 
fo =) 
~ 
a 


IV. Inftruétions 






Hills; Table to the Head. 


IV. InftruGtions to Committees on Bills to do other Matters, o7z. 


To admit Counfel to be heard, 8c. = - - + = gt. | How far Orders for a heaptatee for Confents have 

To hear Ditto, and examine Witneffes on both Sides- 92. been complied with  .- - + = = 95. 

To admit Counfel to attend a eee appointed to To enquire into the Cir campanes i an Agreement - et 
take Evidence - - - - - = - = 93. | Yo turn One Bill into Two Bilb = += += «= &amp; 


To examine into the Authority of a an Agent -~ = = 94; 


V. Bills Confented to by the Crown, 97 ¢o ror. 
VI. Bills ordered to be printed, 102. 
VII. Bills committed to Committees of the whole Houle, 103, 


VIII. Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, 104. 
—————Ditto, and Petitions prefented and referred, Sc.- = = = = 105. 


IX. Bills again rescommitted, 106. 107. 


X. Bills re-committed to the fame Committees, 108. 


&gt; Ditto after fome Proceedings on the Reports - = = - = = t09. 


Ditto again re-committed io the fame Committees - = = = 110. 


XI. Bills re-committed to Select Committees, having been before 
committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, 111. 
Ditto re-committed to a Committee of the whole Honfe; having been before committed toa Sele&amp; 
Committee = - * *# = © = *= = = - - ©- Itt, 
XII. Bills tranfmitted from one Committee to another, viz. 


From Committees of the whole Houfe 
to Sele&amp;t Commitiees - - = 112, 


From Sele&amp; Committees to Commit 
tees of the whole Hounfe ~ - + 113. 





XIII. Bills withdrawn for various Reafons, 114 fo 123. 
XIV. Bills paffed with unufual Expedition, 124 #0 130. 
XV. Claufes, viz. 


Added on Reports and Third Readings of Bills - - + - - - = © 131f0 282, 
Offered to be added, and committed to Committees of the whole Houfe - - 283. t0295. 
Offered to the Houfe, Twice read, &amp;%c. and amended, and made Parts of Bills - - 296. &amp;e, 


Ditto, and Thrice read, and on Queftion put, agreed to, St. + = = 297. 
Other Matters relating to Claufes - = - - = = = = = = = = 298 #0313. 


XVI. Bills fent to the Lords returned with their Lordfhips Amend- 
ments, V1%. 
To whith the Commons have agreed - 314. | Zo which they have agreed with Amendments, to 


——D?° to Titles amended - - - = - =-\ = 315. which the Lords have agreed. - - + - 318. 
——D» with Reafons for it - - - - - = 316. | To which the Commons have not agreed, and de ofre 


— D&gt;» Parties confenting - - =~ 2 -* o Conferences - - = © = = = 320, 
Days appointed for confidering Lords Amendments “ Which they never confidered ~ = = = = © 319. 
Lo which Bills they have not agreed, but deferred Sent tothe Lords, not returned = = ~ 2 = + 3216 


Sor Three Months, St.- - + = = = + 317. 





Inpex XLVL to LV, (1790—1800.) XVII. Bills 





ills, Table to the Head. 








-XVIL Bills fent from the Lords agreed to by the Commons, with 


Amendments, &amp;c. vz. 


To whicl Amendments the Lords have agreed - = 322, | Notagreed, by making no jaa tule from the Committee 


Te which the Lords have not agreed, or never coit- thereon - - ~ - 2 + = = gee, 
fidered - = 2 -*= = © = © © = 323. | ——Ditto by laying the Billafide - - + = = 326, 
To which Bills the Commons have not agreed, but 
deferred for Three Mouths - - + = = = 324 
XVIII. Queftions paffed in the Negative, relating to Bills, viz. 
To bringing in Bills- - - = - + + 327-0337. | To the Houfe going into a Committee on Bills on a 
To referring Motions for Ditto to Committees of the particular Day - = = - - = = = = 391, 
whole Howe - = = - = = = = 338. 40340. | To re-committing Billk= - + - ~ + 353. t0 355. 
To adjourning Debaies on Bills, 341. 352. 362. 394. 407. | For Infiruétions to Committees on Bills - - 356. to 358. 
To Amendments propofed to Bills - - - 397.10403. | To printing Bills - = * = = = = 359. f0 361. 
To aprecing, (Sc. to Lords Amendments, Sc. - 406.407. | To bringing up Claufes- - - - = 363. to 376. 
Jo bills being read a Second Time. - - - - - 342. | To reading Claufes a Second Time, ‘ee - 377. t0 392. 


—— Ditto now read a Second Time, &amp;8e. - 343. to 348. | Tonow reading BillsaThirdTime - - 404. to 406. 


Jo difcharging Orders for reading _ - - = 349. | To pafing Bills --— 2 - - - + = + = 
To committing Bills - - - - - 2 = = 350. 


393- 


XIX. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relating to 


Bills, w/z. 


The Time allowed for receiving Petitions for private — Confents to Blls » - = -+ 2 = - = = = 











24. 
Bilis limited, Se. = - - ~ - = = 408. 409. | New Titles given, Se. oe, - e.. 
Committees dijcharged from proceeding on Petitions 410. | Orders relative to Bills difch apd, és, - 426. to 432. 
Biils ordered, and prefented immediately afterwards 411. D&gt;» relative to Committees on Bills dijcharged, 
To be read a Second Time fooner than ufual - - 7 oe Se. - - - - = = 433. t6 435. and 448. 
See alfo, 124-10 130. = *+ - = + Me D: relative to referring Petitions for Bills - 436. 
Jo be read on particular Days - = - = 413. 414. | ——D? reletive to Reports-on Petitions hal Bills, Sc. 441. 
To be read Second Time, €8c. and ase to be D relative to Inftruftions- - ‘ - 445. 
heard, et. - - = - -- 415. 10 417. Lifts of Names of Perfons affenting to Bi ills, il De- 
To be read, Sc. in Three Months - = = = = 418. livery at the Houfe Door - - = = = 4686. 
Now read - - - - - - @ = = - 421. | Bills read, and Petitions received, ee. - 456. to 459. 
Read according to Order - - = - i oes Adjournment of Procezdings - - - - - 460. 461. 


Orders of the Day relating to Bills - 
Other Orders of the Day - - - - - 


- 422. | Reported, without Amendments, &amp;8c. and ordered 
- 423. to be ingrofed, and alfo read Third Time - 462. to 466. 





Bills. 


I. Inftructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills 


to make Provifions therein, relating to, vz. 


Army, &amp;c. viz. 


I. For continuing AG of 37 Geo. Ill. to prevent feducing His Majefty’s Forces by Sea or Land, 





Ee, 


“ For further continuing Act of 38 Geo. If. empowering His Majetty to accept the 


“ Voluntary Offers of His Militia Forces to go to Ireland,” LV. 24.—* For further continuing 
“ A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. for eftablifhing Courts of Judicature i in Newfoundland,” 25.—Ditto 
“‘ AG for Admiffion of certain Merchandize in Neutral Ships; Act relating to the Trade of 
“ the Cape of Good Hope; Act for Importation of particular Goods by Order of Council ; 


“ Ac prohibiting Exportation of Corn,” &amp;c. 30. 
Bank of England.—See gSoupplp, 554. 


Bread, viz. 
To prevent the manufaéturing of Fine Flour from Wheat, &amp;c. 





* To prohibit the manufac- 


*‘ turing of Flour from Wheat, &amp;c. finer than that which is drefled through an Eight 
** Shillings and Six Pence Cloth,” &amp;c. LV. 914. 





Corn, 





in Bills to make Provifion therein. 


Pills {ir*rcions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 








Corn, Provifions, &amp;c. viz. 


2. To continue an AG of the preceding Seffion, for enabling His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation of Corn 
Se. “ For aitering and amending certain Provifions in the faid Act,” LI. 19. : 





Diftillery, viz. 


To continue A&amp; of the preceding Seffion, to prohibit, for a limited Time, the making of Low Wines, 
Ge. from Wheat, Barley, Sc-——*“ To permit the Dittillation of Spirituous Liquors from 
“ Potatoes,” LI. 19. 


See infra, 4. 20. 


Drawbacks and Bounties, v/z. 


3. To amend an Aét of the preceding Sefton, for regulating the Allowance of the Drawback and Pay. 
ment of the Bounty on the Exportation of Sugar, e. ** To make Provifion therein for 
** reducing the Bounty on Refined Sugar, exported in any other than Britith Ships,” 
XLVIII. 807. 





See infra, 4. 5. 


Duties, &amp;c. viz. 





4. On Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs,and Mace. ** That the Duties now charged thereon thall not 
“‘ become payable until the fame fhall be fold at the Sales of the Eaft India Company,” 
LIL. 617, 

“ Coals ; brought Coaftwife into Scotland, ©e. To make Provifion purfuant to feveral Refoiu- 





“ tions refpecting the Diftillery in Scotland ;” and to bring in another Bill or Bills refpecting 
the Diftillery, and an Inftruction thereon, XLVIII. 820. 


Ps Cuftoms ; for making Regulations with refpef to certain Articlzs of Culoms. * To make Pro- 
“ vifion for the prefent Duty on Opium imported to ceate, and for granting others; and for 
“ exempting from a certain Duty all Stones manufactured into Burr Stones and Paving Stones ;” 
LV. 533. Further Inftruétions relative to the Duties payable on Oil of Turpentine im- 
ported, and the Duties and Drawbacks payable on Tar; for obliging Mafters of Ships laden 
with Tobacco to remove on difcharging their Cargoes, and on extending Bonds given for li- 
cenfing Ships, &amp;c. to all Cafes where they may be liable to Forfeiture, 549. 








eo Diftillery in Scotland. See infra, 20. 
5 Figs, Duties, and Drawbacks, and charging others, €c. and alfo relating to Virginal Wire of 
Copper.—— ‘“* To empower the Commuffioners of the Cuftoms to authorize their Officers to 


« make Allowance for Damage received by Goods during the Voyage :”—Alfo, * To authorize 
« the Commiffioners of Cuftoms and Excife to fell Veffels, liable to be broken up, to private 
«“ Perfons, to be ufed as Privateers ;’? XLVIII. 806. 


= Fifh; for allowing the Ufe of Salt, Duty-free, in the preferving of Fifh, 8c. “ For allowing the 
“ Ute of Salt, Duty-free, for the Purpofe of preferving Pilchards, Mackarel, &amp;c. either in 
“ Bulk or in Barrels, for a Time to be limited,” LV. 909. 





6. Houfes, Windows, and Lights, Sc. repealing Duties, and granting others. ** For the Duties on 
* Clocks, Watches, and Timekeepers, to ceafe and determine,” LIIi. 405. 








Income ; better afcertaining and colletting, Sc. “ For diftinguifhing Commercial Income from 
“ other Income ; for requiring all Partners in Trade to be affeffed before the fame Commif- 
“* fioners, &amp;c.” LV. 549. 


a Stamps; to amend feveral Laws relating to the Duties ow Stamped Vellum, Sc, “ Por em- 
“ powering the Commiffioners of Stamp Duties to cancel certain Policies, ftamped purfuant to 
“ Act of 35 Geo. III.” &amp;c.—** For explaining, &amp;c. Act 35 Geo. Ill. fo far as relates to the 
“ providing at the public Charge ftamped Parchment for Policies of Infurance :””—“ For ex- 
“ plaining, &amp;c- fo much of Act 37 Geo. III. as relates to certain Leafes of Lands, &amp;c. for 
“« Terms not exceeding 21 Years, &amp;c.” LV. 643. 








Pa Whale Oil, &amp;c. to be exempt from the Auétion Duty on Sales. “ To exempt Elephants Teeth, 
“ Palm Oil, Dying Wood, &amp;c. imported in Britifh Ships from Africa, and fold by Auétion 
‘* in Great Britain,’ XLVII. 777. 





Fifheries, viz. 


iP To amend A&amp; of 15 Geo. III. for the Encouragement of thofe carried om from Great Britain, Ire- 
land, Sc. “ To make Provifion for charging a Duty of Three Pence per Gallon upon all Rum, 
“ or other Spirits, over and above all other Duties, &amp;c. imported into the Ifland of New- 
“* foundland, or the Iflands adjacent,”” XLVI. 688. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790~1800.) Rr : For 














—— 








Pilis Infiructions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
*{ in Bills to make Provifion therein. 


en 


For allowing a further Bounty upon Pilchards exported. 
“‘ for transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Commiffioners of Excife,” 





“ For amending AG of 38 Geo. IIT. 
LIV. 522. 
See fupra, 5. 


Game, viz. 





8. For the Repeal of certain Laws made for the Prefervation of the Game. « For altering and 


“ amending feveral other of the faid Laws, and for eftablithing certain other Regulations for 
“* Prefervation of the Game,” LI. 504. 


Hackney Coaches, viz. 





9. For repealing the Rates and Fares now taken, and eftablifhing others. ** For explaining and 
‘* amending feveral Laws relating to Hackney Coaches and Chairs,” LV. 448. 


Highways, &amp;c. viz. 





10. Carmarthen County; Golden Grove Park, &amp;e. “ For repairing, altering, and improving the 
“ feveral Pieces of Road defcribed in a Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Eftates within 
* the faid County, &amp;c.” XLVII. 736. 


Trowbridge to Beckington, ec. ** For making, &amp;c. a Road from the Market Place in Trow- 
‘“* bridge, to join the fame Road in Silver Street, &amp;c.”’ LIV. 500. 





Worceker and Droitwich, &lt;Sc——* For amending, and keeping in Repair, the Road from a 
“ Place called Netherwich Bridge, in the Borough of Droitwich, to Low Hill on Hartlebury 
“© Common,” XLVII. 458. 





Importation, viz. 


11. For permitting the Importation of Organzined Italian Thrown Silk in any Ships or Veffels, &amp;c. 
*¢ For allowing the Importation of Flax and Flax Seed, in any Ships or Veilels navigated 
** with Foreign Mariners, from any Country in Amity with His Majefty, &amp;c.” L. 577. 





Inclofures, viz. 


12. Bromyard, €8c. “ For felling a Proportion of the Commons or Wafte Lands, and applying 
“© the Money arifing thereby in the rebuilding or repairing of the Panth Church of Bromyard ; 
“* and for letting another Part thereof ; and for the Rents, &amp;c. thereof to be applied from Time 
“ to Time in Aid of the Poor Rates within the Parifh of Bromyard,” purfuant to the Prayer of 
a Petition of the Bifhop of Hereford, and others, LI. 594. 


13. Colton, in the County of Stafford. «* For making Exchanges of any Part or Parts of the faid 
‘© Commons or Wafte Grounds, &amp;c. for any other Lands or Grounds in the fame or any adja- 
** cent Parith,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition for that Purpofe, XLVII. 463. 


(4. March, in the Ife of Ely. *¢ For altering and amending an Act of 30 Geo. II. for draining, 
“© &amp;c, certain Fen Lands, in the Townfhips of March and Wimblington, &amp;c. fo far as the faid 
“ Ac relates to the Commons and Wafte Grounds within the Town or Hamlet of March,” 
XLVI. 583. 











Pontefract-——* For exonerating Lands in the Townfhips of Tanfhelf and Carlton from Tythes, 
“and to have Powers of exchanging extended to them,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Pe- 
tition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands therein, LIT. 619. 


- Wilbarfion. “ To include the Common Meadows, Common Paftures, and all other Com- 
“ monable Lands and Wafte Grounds within the faid Parifh,” omitted to be mentioned in- the 
Petition by Miftake, LIII. 367. 








Indemnity, vz. 





a+ For advifing certain Orders in Council relating to Merchandize in Neutral Ships. “© That fuch 
“ Ships, &amp;c. with their Cargoes, as have been admitted to Entry by Orders in Council, fince 
‘“‘ the Expiration of the laft A&amp;t (35th Geo. III. relating to Dutch Property) fhall have the 
*“ Benefit of the fame, &amp;c.” LI. 567. 


India, viz. 


e For the better Adminiftration of Fuftice at Madras and Bombay. “ For preventing Britith Subjects 





* Jending Money to any of the Native Princes in India, without the Confent of the Court of 
 Direétors of the Eaft India Company, or the Governor in Council of any of their Settle- 
“ ments,” LII. 707. 


Laws 








Pills ex x to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 
; as 


in Bills to make Provifion therein. 





16: 


i7. 


18. 


19. 


20. 


21% 


22. 


23. 





Laws Expiring, viz. 





For continuing feveral Aéts. « For continuing other Aéts agreeable ‘to Refolutions of the 
« Committee of Ways and Means,” XLVI. 433.—XLVII. 456.—XLVIII. 464.—XLIX. 386.— 
LIH. 343.—LIV. 410.—LV. 161. 


—— Ditto, agreeable to Refolutions of other Committees of the whole Houfe, Lv. 320. 870. 


Leather, viz. 


To repeal fo much of A&amp; of 2 James I. as refpeéts the Tanning of Hides and. Skins. © For 
** obviating Doubts touching the Validity of certain Letters. Patent granted to Samuel 
“ Afhton of Sheffield, Painter, for tanning Hides and Skins, according to a Method inverted 
* by him,” XLIX. 542. 





Licences, viz. 


Io amend fo much of Two Aéts of 26 and 29 Geo. II. as relates to the licenfing of Alehoufe- 
keepers and Vi&amp;iuallers, &amp;8c. “ That all Perfons be reftrained from felling Foreign Winés, 
“ or Britifh-made Wines or Sweets, by Retail, to be drank in their own Houfes, &amp;c. except 
“ they have a Licence to fell Ale, Beer, and other Liquors, in the fame Houfe,” XLVIK 553. 





Militia, viz. 
To amend AG of 26 Geo. lll. fo far as relates to the Militia of the Counties of Middlefex and 


Surrey. “¢ For applying certain Monies remaining in the Hands of the Clerks to the Deputy 
Lieutenants, &amp;c.” LIV. 673. 





Prince and Princefs of Wales, viz. 


For enabling His Majefly to grant a yearly Sum, &amp;c. out of the Confolidated Fund, towards 
providing for their Eftablifhment. “ For eftablifhing a regular and punctual Order of Pay- 
“‘ ment in the Prince’s future Expenditure, and for guarding againft His incurring Debts in 
“ future, &amp;c.” L. 566. 





Salt, viz. 


For transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Commifiioners of Excife. “ For 
“ making Provifion for chatging certain Duties on Salt, and the prefent Duties to ceafe;”” 
purfuant to Refolutions reported, and agreed to, LIII. 573- 





Scotland, viz. 
Coals, &amp;c. 


Diftilleries ; granting additional Duties, &amp;e. * For reviving and continuing certain Acts made 
“ in the preceding Seffion, &amp;c. relating to Ditto,” LI. 679. See /upra, 4. 


Glafgow Ciiy, the Tron Church. “ For opening certain Streets in the City of Glafgow, &amp;c. ; 
** for building a Bridge over the River Clyde, &amp;c.; for regulating the Weight and Meafure of 
“ Coals, &amp;c. ; for enlarging the Gaol or Tolbooth there ; and for felling Part of the High or 
“ Calton Green, and alfo the Glebes belonging to the Cures of the High Church, and of the 
“* Barony Parifh adjoining thereto ;” XLVIII. 714. 


Militia; for enabling His Majefty to call out a Part of Ditto. “* To amend Aéc of the laft 
“* Seffion for raifing a Militia Force in Scotland,” LUI. 432. 





See Supra, .2. 4.—Infra; 20. 














Slave Trade, viz. 





Relative to the Abolition thereof: “* For allowing Bounties to Mafters and Surgeons of Ships 
** employed in conveying Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, &amp;c.”-—Afo, “ For regulating the 
“ carrying and tran{porting of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, during a Time to be limited ;” 
XLVII. 773. The faid Inftruétions difcharged, 813. 


To continue feveral Aéts of Parliament for regulating the fhipping and carrying Slaves from the Coaft of 
Africa, &amp;e. *“* For allowing Bounties to Mafters and Surgeons of Ships employed in the faid 
** Trade, &amp;c.” XLVH. 813.—The like, XLVIII. 843. 


For regulating the fhipping and carrying Slaves in Britifh Veffels from the Coaft of Africa. 
“« For allowing Bounties to Mafters and Surgeons of Ships employed in conveying Slaves from 
“ the Coaft of Africa, &amp;c.” L. 538.—LIII. 161. 











InpEex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Societies 

































24. 


se 


25. 


Pills. } 


Societies, viz. 


26, 





Inftructions to Gentlemen appointed to ‘prepare and:bring 
in Bills to make Provifion therein. + 





For enlarging the Provifions of AG of 33 Geo. Ill. for the Encouragement and Relief of Friendly 


Societies. 





** For extending fo much of the Powers of the faid A&amp; as relates to the fram. 


* ing Rules, &amp;c. for the better Management of the Funds of fuch Societies, &amp;c. to other In- 
“¢ ftitutions of a charitable Nature,” L. 518. 


Spirits, viz. 
For reducing the Duties on Ditto djftilled from Melafes or Sugar, &amp;c. 


Spices.——See Jupra, 4. 





“ For prohibiting any 


*¢ Diftiller from ufing any Wheat or Wheat Flour in the preparing any Wort or Wath for ex- 


“ tracting Spirits,” Lv. 38. 


For better Paving, (Sc. King’s Lynn. 


For paving the Footways of the Town of Wincanton. 


Squares and Streets, wiz. 





«* For licenfing-and regulating Hackney Chairmen, within 
the faid Town and Borough,” XLVI. 250. 





“ For lighting and cleanfing the 


“ Streets, Lanes, &amp;c. and for removing and preventing Nutlances, Annoyances, &amp;c.” 


LII. 535. 


For paving the Footways, Sc. wihin the Town of Trowbridge -—* For cleanfing the Streets, 
* Lanes, &amp;c. and for removing Nuifances, &amp;c.’”’ LIV. 500. 


Sugar, viz. 


For allowing Sugar to be warehoufed, 8c -———‘ For the Drawback and Bounties which were di- 
“rected to be withheld by Adis 36 and 39 Geo. IIT. to be ailowed on all Sugar which fhall 
“ be exported from this Kingdom whenever the Price thereof fhali be below a certain Sum,” 


LV. 36. 


Thames River Police, viz. 
For the more effectual Prevention of Depredations on Ditto. 





“ vent the committing of Thefts on the faid River, &amp;c.” LV. 744. 


For Inftructions relative to Bills of Supply—See Supplp, 554. 


Bakers, viz. 
For authorizing them, Sc, to fell Bread not baked Twenty-four Hours, &amp;8c. 





“ To amend A&amp; of 2 Geo. III. to pre- 


II. Inftru&amp;tions to Committees on Bills to receive Claufes in Bills, re- 
lating to, wz. 


“¢ For extending the Pe- 


riod within which any Magiftrate, &amp;c. of London may weigh Bread, to afcertain the due 
“ Weight,” LV. 649. 


- Eledtions, viz. 


To amend A&amp; of 22 Geo. III. by extending the Provifions thereof to Perfons voting for Prefes or Clerk in 
“© Scotland, Se. For putting off the Oath of Truft previous to the Choice of Prefes and 
“© Clerk,” LII. 739. 


For the further Prevention of Delay in the Ele&amp;ion of Members to ferve in Parliament. 


** fo much of Act of 7 and 8 William III. relating to admitting Perfons to vote, as refpects the 





« 





* For repealing 


“ Oath called the Oath of Supremacy and Declaration of Fidelity ;” and, .“ For repealing fo 
** much of Act of 6 Queen Anne as relates to refufing to take the Oath commonly called the 
*€ Oath of Abjuration, previous to giving their Votes for the Election of Members, &amp;c.”? XLIX. 


547° 


Embankment, viz. 
For more effeftually preferving certain Lands and Grounds within the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk 


“© from Injury, &amp;Sc. by the Sea. 





© For repealing an Act of 7 Jaines I. for the ipeedy Recovery 


“ of many Thoufand Acres of Marfh Ground, &amp;c. within the faid Counties,” XLVII. 580. 


Fitheries. 





See infra, 30. 


Indemnity, 















28. 


29. 


7 


33+ 


34- 


PillG,—totruaions to Committees on Bills to tedeive Claufes, 





For continuing feveral Laws. 
- © couragement of the Fifheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights,”” XLVI. 


Marine Forces. 


Bill for the Redu&amp;tion of the Militia Forces, and for increafing the Regular Forces. 


For the Regulation of the Marine Forces while on Shore. 


For more effectual Prevention of Ditto. 


Indemnity, Offices, &amp;c. viz. 
To indemnify fuck Perfons as have omitted to qualify themfelves for Offices and Employments, (¢-——« 


«© For indemnifying Schoolmafters who have omitted to fubfcribe the Declaration of Con- 


‘© formity ; and for indemnifying Perfons who have omitted to pay the Duties on Indentures of 
“ Clerks and Apprentices ;” XLVII. 678. 


Ditto in another Bill for the fame Purpofe———~“ For allowing further Time to fuch Perfons 
* 2s have omitted to pay the Dutieson the Indentures and Contra¢ts of Clerks, Apprentices, or 
“ Servants,” L. 414. In another Bill :—‘* A Claufe for the fame Purpofe ’’—And, “ To 
“* indemnify Attornies, 8c. who have neglected to obtain and enter in their re{pective Courts, 
the Certificates required to be taken out by them:”—And, “ For enabling the Judges of 
the Courts in Weftminfter Hall to admit Perfons to be Attorntes who have not ferved Perfons 
to whom they were firft articled, &amp;c.” LIV. 89. 





“ce 


Laws Expiring, wiz. 





“ For amending the Laws relating to the further Support and En- 


554: 





See infra, 33. 


Militia, viz. 


Bill to apportion the Relief, by the Statutes now in force, dircéted to be given to the Wives dnd Families 


of Non-commiffioned Officers, Sc. * For the Relief of the Families of Subftitutes :” 
Another Claufe— For Repayment of Monies ordered for the Relief of the Families of Sub- 
“ ftitutes :” Another Claufe—* For regulating the Manner of tranfmitting the Accounts 
“© of Monies paid for the Relief of the Families of Subfticutes ;” L. 469. 











Bill for exempting certain Perfons, ferving in Volunteer Corps, from being ballotted for the Supplementary 


Militia. 
LIV. 97. 





“© For making out new Lifts of Men liable to ferve in the Supplementary Militia,” 





“ For indemnify- 
“* ing Juftices who have ordered additional Allowances tor the Families of Militia Men ferving in 
© Treland, &amp;c.”” LIV. 707. 


Navy, viz. 
For augmenting the Royal Corps of Artillery, and providing Seafaring Men for the Service of the Navy, 





Se. *« For removing Doubts concerning the Power of the Officer next in Command in any 
“ Militia Corps during the Abfence of the Colonel or other Commanding Officer :” Another 
Claufe—* For providing certain Regulations refpecting Militia Officers who may have accepted 
“ Commiffions in Fencible Corps :” Another Claufe—* To empower His Majefly to dif- 
“ place Deputy Lieutenants and Officers in the Militia: L. 463. Another Claufe— 
“* For repealing fo much of an Act of 26 Geo. III. relating to the Militia of this Kingdom, 

as refpects fuch Serjeants and Corporals in the Militia who, by the Sentence of a Court 
Martial, fhalt have been reduced to the Condition of Private Militia Men, and for making 
fome other Provifions in refpeét thereof :” Another Claufe— For obviating Doubts 
whether the Acceptance by Officers of the Militia of Commiffions in any of His Majefty’s 
other Forces, do vacate their Commiffions in the Militia; and for making certain Regulations 
where Colonels in the Militia fhall have raifed any Fencible Corps :’’ Another Claufe— 
To authorize and dire€&amp;t Deputy Lieutenants, upon receiving a Certificate from the Colonel or 
Commanding Oificer of any Regiment, Battalion, or Independent Company of Militia, that 
a Vacancy of a Private Militia Man hath happened therein, either from Death or certain 
other Caufes, to proceed immediately, by Ballot, to fill up fuch Vacancy ;” 468. 


“* To enable Officers of Marines to enlift 


‘* into the Marine Corps Soldiers belonging to Regiments or Corps ferving in Parts beyond the 
“ Seas,” LI. 290. 











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Ships, viz. 
To prevent other Ships than thofe laden with Tobacco from mooring and difcharging their Lading at par- 





ticular Places, Sc. “ Toallow the Importation of Tobacco and Snuff into the Port of 
“© Newcaftle upon Tyne,” XLVI. 585. 


Smuggling, viz. 


“To exempt from Forfeiture, in certain Cafes, Rum of the 
“- Produce of the Britifh Plantations, and Coffee, imported into this Kingdom, XLIX. 416. 





Index XLVL to LY. (1790—1800.) Ss Tobacco, 








Pll S ,—intrucions to Committees on Bills to receive Claufes, &amp;c- 


Tobacco, viz. 


For the better Regulation of warehoufed Tobacco ——“ To permit certain Tobacco of the Spanith 
“* Dominions to be adtiitted to Entry, on Payment of the Britifh Plantation Duties,” XLVIII. 
843. : : 

See Supplip, 561: to 568. 


Inftruttions to Committees on Bills, giving Power to make Provifion 
therein, relating to, viz: 


Accountants Public, viz: 


More effeftually charging Public Accountants with the Payment of Intereft. “ For allowing Intereft 
“to Public Accountants upon Monies afcertained or declared to be due to thet :”—And “ For 
“* more effectually compelling the Payment of Balances due from Public Accountants employed 
** gn the Collection of the Revenue ;” LV. 584. 


Appreiitices, viz. 


For rendering valid Indentures of poor Children and others made upon improper Slamps———“ For allow- 
“« ing any Copy, purporting to be a true Copy of any Indenture, &amp;c. to be ftamped within a 
. “ limited Time after ingroffing, &amp;c.” Lv. 756. 


Army, wiz. 
For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Connties in England, ©c. “ Power given to 
“ make Two Bills of Ditto,” Lil. 97. 


Bank of England, viz. 


Bill for the better preventing the forging of Names of Witneffes to Letters of Attorney refpe&amp;ing Stock, 
&amp;Se. ** To extend the Provifions of the Bill to the Capital Stocks, or any Stocks or Funds 
“* under the Management of the South Sea Company, and of the Eaft India Company :”’— 
Alfo, “ To Letters of Attorney, or any other Authority or Inftrument, to receive any Dividend 


“* er Dividends on any Public Funds, or on Bank Stock, or Soyth Sea Stock, or Eaft India 
“ Stock ;” Lil. 725. 


——— to enable Courts of Equity to compel a Transfer of Stock in Suits, without making the Governer and 
Company a Party. ** To extend the Provifions of the Bill to Eaft India and South Sea Stock,” 
_ LV. 338. 


Banks in Scotland.—See infra, Scotland. 


Batteries, viz. 


For vefting Lands, &amp;c. in Truftees, for better fecuring the Batteries. ** For inferting therein 
“* Lands defcribed in a Schedule and Plan prefented tothe Houfe,” XLIXx. 615. 


See infra, 44. 
Bread, viz. 


For amending A&amp; of 31 Geo. II. for regulating the Price and Affize of Bread. “ To extend the 
“ Provifions of the Bill to the City of London, the Liberties thereof, and within the Weekly 
Bills of Mortality, and within Ten Miles of the Royal Exchange,” Lv. 684. 


Bridges, viz. 
For amending, &amp;S¢. an A&amp; for re-building Deretend Bridge. “ For widening the narrow Part of 
“ the Street leading tothe faid Bridge called Digbeth Street,” XLVI. 619. 


For building a new Bridge over the River Parrett, within the Borough of Bridgewater. “For taking 


“a Toll, fora limited Time, on Cattle and Carriages paffing to, from, and through the faid 
“ Borough,” XLIX. 426. 


Carts, &amp;c. viz. 


For extending the Powers of Two Aéts relative to the Drivers of Carts, &amp;ce. in London. “ For 
** fubjecting unlicented Waggons, Carts, &amp;c. to the fame Rules refpecting the Quantities of 
“Goods to be carried, as the licenfed Carts and other Carriages are now fubject to, &amp;c.” Ly. 


626. 
Cavalgy, 








Provifion: therein. 


Pills. es to Committees thereon, to make particular 





Cavalry, viz. 


Bill for enabling His Majefty to raife a Provincial Force of Cavairy, &amp;e——“ To-make Provifion 
for inrolling in the Militia to be raifed, &amp;c. all Perfons to whom Certificates have been iffued 
“as Gamekeepers, and who do not give up fuch Ceftificates,” Lil. 68.—** Power given to 
* turn the Bill into Two Bills, if they think fit,” 90. 





Churches, viz. 


38. Botolph (St.) without Aldgate.—“ To give Relief to the Anriuitants who have lent their Money 
“for repairing the faid Church, &amp;c. purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition, of the late Church- 
‘© wardens, and of fundry Inhabitants,” XLVII. 487. 687. 


Corn, &amp;c. viz. 


39 For regulating the Importation and Expottation of Ditto, 8c. * To confider of allowing, 
“ upon certain Conditions, the Importation of Corn, ground and unground, from Ireland and 
“© His Majefty’s Colonies in America, at lower Prices than from other Countries,” XLVI. 
211.— Purfuant to Refolutions impofing Duties upon the Importation of Corn, Meal, and 
“ Flour, from Ireland, &amp;c.” 352.—‘* Purfuant to Ditto relative to the Prices at which Corn 
“ and Flour fhall be permitted to be imported and exported, and the Duties payable thereon,” 
584. 

40. For allowing Bounties on the Importation into Great Britain of any Wheat, Wheat Flour, &amp;e. * For 
“ granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, Wheat Flour, Indian Meal, and Rye, of a par- 
“ ticular Weight, and for extending the Bounty on Corn imported from the Mediterranean to 
“« a greater Quantity, and to the Cargoes of all Ships which were then in the Ports of this King- 
“« dom, &amp;c. and extending the Time allowed for the Payment of the Bounties on Corn,” pur- 
fuant to Refolutions of a Committee of the whole Houfe, agreed to, &amp;c. LI. 230.—Bill re- 
committed.— For granting an additional Bounty, equal to One Third of the Bounties already 
“ agreed to by the Houfe, onall Wheat and Wheat Flour which fhall be imported into Great 
“ Britain from His Majefty’s Colonies in America, or from the United States :”—Alfo, 
“‘ For extending a Bounty, not exceeding Three Fifths of the Bounty propofed to be given on 
“* Corn and Flour imported from the Mediterranean, to all Foreign Corn and Flour now under 
“ the King’s Locks, upon the fame being taken out for Home Conftimption ;” purfuant to 
other Refolutions reported, &amp;c. 242. 243. 


a To continue A&amp; 35 Geo. III. to prohibit Exportation, €Fc. of Corn. “ For permitting Wheat, ec. 
‘* imported to obtain the Bounties by the faid A&amp;, but which is not fit for making Bread, to be 
‘‘ ufed in the Manufadlure of Starch, Blue, &amp;c. or in the Diftillation of Low Wines, &amp;c.”" 
LII. 95. 











Corporations and Companies, viz. 


41. For incorporating the Million Bank Company for granting Annuities, $c.——“ To fecure to the Pro- 
“* prietors the Payment of their juft and legal Share of the Stock or Fund of the faid Society, 
* &amp;c.” purfuant to the Prayer of their Petition, XLVIII. 447. . 


For enabling the Corporation of Liverpool to raife Money for the better Defence thereof—— For pre- 
** venting Merchants and Ship Owners ot Liverpool being charged with a Parifh Rate, and for 
“ charging them with a certain Sum for the Purpofes of this Bill,” purfuant to the Prayer of 
their Petition, LI. 683. 





Debt National, viz. 


42. For amending, Sc. an A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. relating to Ditto. “ To provide for the Application 
“* of an additional Annual Sum, equal in Amount to the Annual Intereft faved by the Amount 
a &lt; Annuities being reduced, in confequence of any Capital Stock being paid off,” XLVII. 

76. 





Diftillery, viz. 


43- To prohibit, for a Time to be limsted, the making of Low Wines and Spirits from Wheat, Barley, &amp;3c. 
“* For permitting Home-made Spirits, depofited in the Warehoufes for Exportation, to 
** be taken out for Home Confumption, upon Payment of Duty,” L.-620.—Bill to continue, 
for a limited Time, the faid A&amp;.——* For prohibiting the Diftillation of Low Wines or 
“* Spirits from Melaffes or Sugar, of the Produce or Manufacture of this Kingdom, or of the 
** Britifh Colonies or Plantations,” LI. 118. 


” —— Ditto the Ufe of Corn in the diftilling of Spirits or making of Starch. * For charging a 
“ Duty upon Britith Spirits, made before a limited Time from Wheat, &amp;c. and warehoufed for 
“ Exportation, when taken out for Home Confumption,” Lv. 865. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Eaft ~ 




















Hill - (InftruGions to Committees thereon, to make particular 
US, Provifion therein. ‘ , , 


Eaft India Company, viz. 
For continuing in their Poffefion the Territorial Acquifitions, (Sc. in the Eaft Indies. “ For 


“ preventing any illicit Trade, &amp;c. to or from the Eaft Indies within the Limits of the exclu- 
 “ five Charter of the Company, &amp;c.” XLVIII. 779. 


Eaft Indies, wiz. 


For the better Adminiftration of Fuftice at Madras, &amp;c. “ For extending the Jurifdiction of 
“© the Courts of Requefts of Madras, Patnam, Bombay, and Calcutta,” Lil. 736. 


Elections, viz. 


For the further Prevention of Delay in the Eleftion of Members to ferve in Parliament. “ To 
‘© repeal fo much of the Act of 7 and 8 of William III. forthe better Security of His Majefty’s 
“ Perfon and Government, as requires the Declaration of Fidelity to be taken by Perfons offer- 
“ ing to vote at Elections of Members to ferve in Parliament,” XLIX. 495. Other Inftructions, 


547: 


Eftates, viz. .. 


For vefting certain Meffuages, &amp;c. in Trujfiees relative to better fecuring His Majefty’s Batteries in 
Kent, &amp;e. “© For inferting therein the Lands defcribed in a Schedule of Lands at the Berry 
** Head in Devon, propofed to be contained in the faid Bill, together with a Plan of. fuch 
“ Lands,” XLIX. 615. 


See fupra, 36. 


Excife, viz. 


To amend feverad Laws of Excife relating to Coachmakers, Auétioneers, ec. “* For exempting 
“ from the Penalty of Act 35 Geo. III. Perfons felling Ale and Beer in Cafks not lefs than Five 
*¢ Gallons, or in Bottles not lefs than Two Dozen, not to be drank in their own Houfes,” 
LI. 612. . 


Fens, &amp;c. viz. 


For amending A&amp; of 13 Geo. 1. for effectually draining, Haddenham Level, &amp;c. * For draining 
“ certain Fen Lands lying in the Parifh of Sutton, &amp;c. and a certain Part of Streatham 
“ Common, near the Ferry, &amp;c.” Lil. 568. 


Fifh, viz. 


For allowing Salt, Duty-free, in preferving Fifh, Sc. ** For difcontinuing the Bounty granted 
“ by Act of 38 Geo. III. on Barrels of White Herrings exported,” LY.917. 


Fifheries, viz. 


Bill to continue A&amp; 26 Geo. UII. for more effectual Encouragement of the Britifh Fifheries. “ For 
“‘ paying an additional Bounty for all Herrings which fhall be landed from any Boat, &amp;c. not 
“‘ ‘entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Shillings per Ton,” L. 384. 


Grenada and Saint Vincent’s, viz. 


Bill for allowing further Time for the Payment of Inftalments te become due on Sums advanced for 
the Accommodation of Perfons fuffering by Infurreétions. ** Reipecting a Sum voted to be 
“ advanced for the Accommodation of Perfons connected with, or trading to, thofe Iflands, on 
“ due Security being given for its Re-payment,” LU. 235. 


Highways Public, viz. 


For amending, Sc. an A&amp; of 13 Geo. IIL. relative to the Public Highways, fo far as relates to the 
perfonal Labour required from Labourers, Sc. “© To extend the Provifions of the Bill to 
“&lt; comprehend Labourers in Manufactories, and the inferior Claffes of Manufacturers,” x LVIII. 


749- 
Highways Turnpike, &amp;c. viz. 


Almond Water New Bridge to Airdrie. “ For amending, &amp;c. that Part of the Road from Glaf- 
’* gow to Airdrie which leads from Airdrie to a Place called Bailliefton, tothe Weft of Drum- 
“* peller, and the Road from Airdrie to Newhoufe,” XLVII. 615. 


Berwick County Roads. “ For repairing the Road from a Place where the Road from Swinton 
~ © Quarries, through Whitfom, joins the prefest Turnpike Road through Allantown to Chirn- 
“ fide,” XLVII. 740. - 


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gis InftruGtions to Committees thereon, to make particular 
Pills. — 


Provifion therein. 





49: 


50. 


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52- 


53° 


54: 


55&gt; 


56. 


57- 


59- 


60. 


61. 





Briftol City Roads “ For difcharging the Truftees from the future Care, &amp;c. of the Road from 
“ the Globe Inn through the Parifh of Englifhcombe to Mitford, &amp;c.” Lil. 624. — 


Clackmanan and Perth Counties Roads. «© For repairing the Road from the North of Tullibody 
«© by Banchry Loan, and from thence to Collyland, in the Parifh of Alloa,” Lil. 439. 


Ford and Lovick. ‘s For repairing and improving the feveral Pieces of Road, defcribed in a Pe- 
tition of Owners and Occupiers of Eftates, all lying in the Counties of Durham and Nor- 
“ thumberland,” XLVII. 736. 


Haverfordweft to Fifiguard. * For amending, &amp;c. the Road from Jordanfton Water to the 
« City of Saint David’s, being Part of the Road from Saint David’s to Fithguard,” XLVI. 252. 

















Hockerton, Kirklington, 8c. in the County of Nottingham. “ For amending, widening, and keeping 
“© in Repair the Road from or near the Toll Gate in the Town of Kirklington, acrofs Kirklington 
“ Moor by Ofmandthorpe, &amp;c. and to communicate with the prefent Turnpike Road leading 
“© from Newark to Southwell, at or near the Great Bridge, in the faid County,” LI. 596. 


Hyde Park Corner to Counters Bridge, Sc. “ That they do leave out of the faid Bill fuch Parts 
“ thereof as relate to the Footways within the High Street in the Town of Kenfington,” L. 299. 





Kingfton upon Thames to Sheetbridge——* For increafing the Tolls authorized to be collected upon 
“the faid Road,” XLVI..456.—‘ For reducing Parts of the Aéts relating to Ditto into One 
“&lt;&lt; Aét, and-to repeal fuch Parts of the faid Aéts as relate tothe faid Road for that Purpofe,” 620. 





Ledbury through Bromefberrow, €Sc. « For empowering the Truftees for the faid Roads, and thofe 
“ for the Road leading from the Town of Bromyard, to pay an annual Sum out of their re{pec- 
“ tive Tolls in Aid of the Statute Duty, towards repairing Parts of certain other Roads, &amp;c.” 
XLVIII. 303. 


Lobley Hill and Aldftone, Sc. «© For limiting the Powers and Provifions of the Bill to that Part 
“* of the Road which lies between Lobley Hill and Burtry Ford, with the feveral Branches therein 
“ defcribed,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition, XLVIII. 416. 





Magor Village Roads. “ For repairing the Road leading out of the. Turnpike Road between 
“© Abergavenny and Ragland, through Lanarth, &amp;c. to join Llandilo Road,” LIV. 486. 


Nottingham, Trent Bridge, &amp;%c. Road. “© For widening, &amp;c. the Road at the Entrance of the 
“ Town of Nottingham, from the Bridge over the River Leen, &amp;c. as far as Saint Mary's 
“&lt; Church in Nottingham ; and alfo for amending, &amp;c. the Road from the Bridge over the Not- 
* tingham Canal, called the Canal Bridge, to Fifhergate, &amp;c. ; and alfo for maintaining, &amp;c. the 
“ faid Bridge over the River Leen, called the. Leen Bridge;” which laft were before repaired, 
&amp;c. by the County ; purfuant to the Prayers of certain Petitions, LI. 702. 











Penn Inn to Shipley Lane, ec. “« For amending and widening the Road from Honiton Street down 
“ Clapper Lane, in the Town of Honiton, to Clapper Lane Bridge, and fo on through the Town 
“ of Combrawleigh to the prefent-Turnpike Road leading from Honiton towards Taunton,” 
XLVII. 737. 





Sheet Bridge to Portfmouth, and from Petersfield to near Ropley, Se. ** For repealing fo much of 
“ the Act (12 Geo. III.) as prevents any Part of the Tolls colle¢éted on the Road between Sheet 
“© Bridge and Portfmouth from being applied towards the Repair of the Road from Petersfield 
“© to Ropley, &amp;c.”’ purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition of Inhabitants of Petersfield, LI. 281. 





Taunton Roads. “¢ For difcontinuing the Road from Blagdon to Trickey Warren, &amp;c. and mak- - 
“‘ ing another to White Wall, near Churchingford, &amp;c. and for ftopping up a ‘Road called 
“« Holway Lane, and making a Road from Silver Street through New Crofs Lane, &amp;c.” LIV. 5.43. 


Worcefter City to Spadefbourne Bridge, &amp;8c. « For amending, &amp;c. the Road leading from Bradford 
“* Brook through Curfley Lane to Muftard Green, in the County of Worcefter,” XLVIII. 759. 


Workfop, &amp;Sc. to South Mufkham. ** For repairing, &amp;c. the Road branching out of the above- 
“ mentioned Road at or near Kneefal, to the Great Northern Road at or near Carlton upon 
“ Trent,” XLVI. 562. 








Holland, viz. 





To make further Provifion rppetiing Ships and Effetts come into this Kingdom, Dutch Property, &amp;c. 
“ For there being paid for all Goods, Wares, and Merchandize imported, &amp;c. into this King- 
“ dom, of the Growth, &amp;c. of India or China, or other Parts within the Limits of the exclufive 
“ Trade of the Eaft India Company, Dutch Property, the like refpeétive Duties that are now 
“« payable for. Goods, &amp;c. of the like Sorts imported by the faid Company ; and the fame 
“© Drawbacks of Duties to be allowed on Exportation, as on Goods, &amp;c. of the like Sorts ex- 
“* ported by the faid Company, &amp;c.” L. 506. 


To prevent Perfons advancing Money or Effects to purchafe Debts, &amp;8c. owing to the Government of the 
United Provinces. ** To extend the Provifions of A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. to the faid United 
“* Provinces, and to the Perfons exercifing the Powers of Government therein,” LIII. 353. 








a: 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Tt Importation, 





Provifion therein. 


7 ¥ Inftruations to Committees thereon, to make ticular. 
Pills.{" Tabet aolwert [eee 


Importation, wiz. 


For allowing the Importation of Melaffes from any Country in Britifh Ships or Veffels, &amp;Sc. For 
“ charging an additional Duty on Melaffes imported from any Parts out of Europe in Foreign 
“* Ships, and for allowing a Drawback on Exportation thereof afterwards,” purfuant to Refolu- 
lutions reported, &amp;c. LI. 669. 


Inclofures, Drainage, &amp;c. viz. 


General Inclofure Bill, refpeEting Claufes. “ For authorizing Magiftrates to take Affidavits of the 
“ Notices of Inclofure Bills being given, the Confents of the Parties thereto, the Allegations 
“ in the Preambles of fuch Bills, and of the Quantity of ‘Land to be inclofed,” LV. 770. 


Dee River Company; for confirming an Agreement, Award, ©. relative’ to’ Lands and Sands of 
Ditto. “ For trying the Rights of the faid Company to certain Lands or Sands lying within 
“ the Hundred of Wirrall, in the County of Chefter, &amp;c.” XLVI. 621. 


Marfiland Smeeth and Fen——* For enabling the Commiffioners to Be appointed under the Au- 
“ thority of the A&amp; to include Lands of certain Petitioners, Proprietors of all the Lands in 
“ Weft Moor, and Broad and Short Fen, in the County of Norfolk, upon the Petitioners making 
“« Application to them for that Purpofe,” LI. 634. 


India, viz. 


Government and Trade of India. “ For preventing any illicit or.Clandeftine Trade to or from 
“ the Eaft Indies, &amp;c. and for extending the Admiralty Jurifdiction of the Supreme Court of 
« Judicature at Fort William in Bengal to Crimes and Offences committed on the High Seas at 
* large; for increafing the Number of Juftices of the Peace in India; to make Provifion for 
“ repairing, &amp;c. the Streets of Calcutta, &amp;c.; and to extend the Laws of England for retailing 
“ Spirituous Liquors to thofe Settlements ;” XLVIII. 779. 


Juftices of the Peace, viz. 


For the more effectual Adminifiration of the Office of Ditto in and near the Metropolis. “ For 
“ making Provifion out of the Confolidated Fund, if neceffary, for defraying ‘uch Expences as 
“« may be incurred in providing for the more effeftual Adminiftration of Ditto,” XLVII.754.— 
And, “ To extend the Provifions of the Bill to fuch Parts of the County of Surrey as lie in 
“ and near the Metropolis,” 770. 


See fupra, 65. 


Land Tax, wiz. 


To facilitate the Redemption by Bifhops, €8c. “ To make Provifion for explaining and amending 
“ an Act of the preceding Seffion, and an A&amp; of the fame Seffion, relating to the Redemption 
‘* of the Land Tax,” LIV. 312. 


To extend the Time for the transfer of Stock on Contraéts for Redemption. * For direéting’ the Ap- 
“ «plication by the Courts of Chancery and Seffions, of any Income derived from the Redemp- 
“‘ tion of any Land Tax by the Sale of improveable Timber,”:and other Inftruétions, LIV. 
535: 
To explain and amend A&amp; of the fame Seffion. “« To make Provifion for amending other Aéts,” 
LIV. 690. 
Laws Expiring, viz. 


For continuing feveral Expiring Laws.——“ To make Provifion for continuing others,” L. 395.— 
LV. 516. 921. 


Leather, viz. 


For amending an AG of 2 James I. concerning Tanners, Curriers, ce. © For continuing to Edward 
“ Sealy, &amp;c. the, full Ufe of a Difcovery of tanning Leather with Elm Bark, and to reftrain 
“ him from taking more than a certain Sum for a Licence to ufe the fame,” LI. 561. 


Militia, vz. 


For augmenting the Militia. *“ To increafe, for a Time to be limited, the Bounty now payable 
“ to Volunteers ferving in the Militia,” XLIX. 330. 


To enable Perfons profefing the Roman Catholic Religion to ferve as Officers in the Provifional Cavalry and 
Supplementary Mititia. ** For enabling Proteftant Diffenters from the Church of England to 
“© take Commiffions in Ditto, without qualifying themfelves for accepting the faid Commiffions, 
* by taking the Sacrament in the Church of England, as by Law eftablifhed,” LI. 681. 


Navigable 












68. 


69. 


70. 


71. 


72. 


74: 


75° 


76. 


77: 


79° 


So. : 


81. 


82. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


s 


pares | InftruGions to Committees thereon, to make particular 
BHills.| : ere 


Provifion therein. - - 





Navigable Canals, &amp;c. viz. 


Bofingftoke to Chertfey, &amp;c-——* Fo? the Commiffioners appointed by a former A&amp; to make - full 
«« Recompence and Satisfaction for all the Tythes, both Great and Small, for the Lands which 
“have been taken or made ufe of by them for the Purpofes of the faid A&amp;t, &amp;c.” XLVIIL 315. 


Braunflon. “For uniting this Canal and the London and Weftern Canal, and to form one Canal 
“only from or near Merfworth to the Thames,” XLVIII. 232.— For varying the Line of the » 
'¢ faid Canal, by carrying the fame from an Orchard belonging to Fyth De Burgh, Efq; in the 





“s! « Oceupation of Jofeph Allen, adjoining to the public Highway in the Parith of Hillingdon, 


‘ to Bull Bridge Brook in the Parifh of Hayes,” 422.—“ For varying the Line of the faid 
“ Canal, fo as to carry the fame fiom Brentford Bridge along the Courfe of the River Brent, 
“ and the Eaftern Branch thereof, to the River Thames, at the Jundtion thereof with the River 
“© Brent, in the Parith of Ealing,” 422. 





Brecknock to the Monmouth/hire Canal. “ For varying the Line of the faid Canal, fo as to carry 
** the fame upon a Level from Pontamoil, in the County of Monmouth, to Cwm Crownon, in 
“ the County of Brecknock,” XLVIII. 283. 


Elle{mere, between Ruabon and Chefer. For effectually to fecure and preferve the Navigation of 
“ the River Dee, and the Company’s Tolls and Duties payable in refpeSt thereof, and the 
“ Lands and other Property of the Company,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition, LI. 
528. 





Gloucefter and Berkeley Canal; to vary the Line of a certain Part of the Canal, €&amp;c. ** For amend- 
“‘ ing and enlarging the Powers of an Act of 33 Geo. III. for making the faid Canal, &amp;c.” LU. 
383. 

Lancafter Canal, Extenfion, &amp;8c. “ For preventing the Company from carrying the Line of the 
“ Canal through any Part of the Avenue, Lawn, or Pleafure Ground of Milfs Atherton, with- 
“out her Confent in Writing firft had and obtained,” XLIX. 409. 








Leeds to Liverpool ; for varying the Line, and raifing a further Sum of Money, c+" For amend- 
“ ing and enlarging the Powers of Act of 10 Geo. III. for,making, &amp;c. the faid Navigable Cut 
“ or Canal, &amp;c.”” XLVIII. 366. 


——— In another Bill for Ditto, Se. «© For making a Navigable Branch from and out of the 
“« intended Deviation in Habergham Eaves, into a Clofe in Ighton Hill Park, in the County 
“© of Lancafter,” XEIX. 317. 


Manchefter to Afhton-under-Lyne and Oldham, Extenfion, Fc——“ For amending, &amp;c.' the A&amp; of 
* 32 Geo. III. for making the faid Canal,” XLVIIU. 284. 


Marfton Bridgé and Afhby-de-la- Zouch, Sc. « For varying and fhortening the Line of the faid 
“© Canal in the Parifh of Shackerftone, in certain Lands belonging to Penn Atheton Curzon, 
“* Efquire, and over certain Lands belonging to other Perfons in the fame Parifh,” xLIx. © 
366. 


Newbury to the River Avon, &amp;e. For varying the Line of the Canal in the Parith of Kint- 
“ bury, in certain Lands belonging to Ann Shaw, Widow, and the Rev. John Craven, Clerk ; 
“ and in the Parifhes of Bath Hampton, &amp;c. in certain Lands belonging to George Edward 
** Allen, Efq; and the Rev. Davis and Bifhop,” XLIX. 424. 


Stainforth and Keadby. “ For making and maintaining fuch Drains and other Works upon 
“* the Sides of the Canal, as may be neceflary for preferving the adjoining Lands from Injury, by 
“* means of making the faid Canal,” XLVIIk 778. 


























Stoke-upon-Trent to Newcaftle-under-Lyne, Sc. “ For varying the Line of the faid Canal, by 
‘“* making the fame from a Piece of Land belonging to the Truftees of George Boughey, Efq; 
“ deceafed, through the . Village of Stoke, into the faid Trent and Merfey Navigation, in 
“* another Piece of Land called Quinton’s Wood, all in Stoke Parifh,” L. 341. 


Swanfea, Fc. County of Glamorgan. «« For varying the Line of the Canal at a Place called Ynis 
“ Towe Cottage, in the Parifh of Langefelach, through the Lands of the Duke of Beaufort 
“ and others, on a lower Level, tothe Town of Swanfea,” XLIX. 444. 


Wyrley and Effington Canal ; for making a Canal from Ditto at Birchill to Huddlesford, &amp;c. “ For 
“ making a Navigable Cut from the faid intended Canal at or near Cat’s Hill, in Walfall Parith, 
“ through or near Linley and Rufhall Park Limeworks, &amp;c.” XLIX. 203. 











Pawnbrokers, viz. 


For continuing fo much of A&amp; of 29 Geo. III. for regulating their Trade, as was hot repealed by A&amp; of 
33 Geo. II. ** For confolidating and reducing into One Aé the Powers of the faid A&amp; 
“ of 29 Geo. III. with fuch Amendments, &amp;c. as may be found requifite,” purfuant to the 
Prayer of a Petition of the Pawnbrokers, LI. 510. 





Poor, 





Provifion therein. | 


25 lls —&gt; to Committees thereon, to make. particular 


Poor, viz. 


For the better Relief of the Poor of Ofweftry, &amp;c,——‘ For putting the Poor of any Parithes or 
“ Places within the Counties of Salop, Denbigh, and Montgomery, not comprized in the faid 
“&lt; Bill, under the Care of the Guardians to be appointed by the faid Bill, &amp;c.”’ XLVI. 301. 


For better Relief of the Poor, Sc. within the feveral Parifhes of the City of Lincoln. “© That 
“ the faid Bill may not include the feveral Parifhes of Waddington, Branfton, Bracebridge, and 
“ Canwick, unlefs they fhall refpectively confent thereto, within fome Time to be limited by the 
« Bill,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition of the Inhabitants within the faid Parifhes, LI. 
650. 


To authorize the Appointment of Perfons to affft the Overfeers of the Poor-———* For prohibiting the 
“© Overfeers of the Poor, &amp;c. from felling Goods to the Parifh for the Ufe of the Poor, &amp;c.”— 
“ For regulating the travelling Expences of Overfeers :”—“* For regulating the Expence to be 
“ incurred in the Removal of Paupers;” LIV. 397. 


Prize Caufes, viz. 


For declaring the Validity of an Order of Council of 6th Auguft 1794, &amp;e. “ For rendering 
‘© valid an Order of His Majefty in Council of 30th March 1798, for permitting Appeals from 
* Bermuda, &amp;c.”” LIII. 445. 


Quarantine, viz. 


To amend A&amp; 28 Geo. III. “ 'To extend the Provifions of feveral Aéts now in force to any 
“ contagious Difeafes, &amp;c. which may rage in Foreign Parts :”"—“ For punifhing Perfons acting 
“ contrary to any Order in Council laying an Embargo on Ships, or prohibiting Exportation of 
““ Goods, &amp;c.”— For extending the Provifions of Act 33 Geo. III. to Wines delivered into 
“ the Charge of the Collector, &amp;c. of Cuftoms at Falmouth, and for removing Wines from one 
“ Ship to another;” LIII. 374. 


Scotland, viz. 


Banks and Banking Companies in Ditto, to continue A refpetting the iffuing of Notes for Small Sums. 
*« Giving them Power to amend the faid AG,” LIL. 554. 


Two Pennies Scots on Ale and Beer tapped, Fc. in Edinburgh. “ For authorizing the Lords of 
“ the Treafury to apply a Sum out of the Revenues of Excife in Scotland to the Purpotes for 
“ which the faid Duty has been granted,” LUI. 641. 


See fupra, 26. 


‘Servants, viz. 


For fettling Difputes between Mafters, Sc. and their menial Servants, Fc——* F or punifhing Perfons 
* who undertake to perform certain Works, and neglect or refute to pay the Wages of the La- 
“ bourers by them employed; and alfo for fettling Difputes between Perfons employing Servants 
“and Labourers to do Work by the Great, and the Perfons fo employed ;” Lv. 534. 


Sewers, viz. 


For making, Sc. a new Sewer upon Little Tower Hill. *&lt; For Payment of a Debt due to the Exe- 
“ cutors of Thomas Hodgkins, of Southwark, deceafed, for Work done by the faid Thomas 
** Hodgkins, by the Order of Commiffioners under a former Commiffion for the Tower Ham- 
“ lets,” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition, LIII. 605. : 


Ships and Veffels, viz. 


For further Relief of Owners and Mofters of Ships. © To include Owners and Matters of Sloops 
“ and Veflels navigated in the Tideway of the Rivers Humber, Trent, and Ouze,” purfuant to 
the Prayer of their Petition, LUI. 463. 


Slave Trade, viz. 


To continue, &amp;Sc. AG of 30 Geo. III. for regulating the flipping, 8c. of Slaves from Africa, and other 
Biils. *« For allowing Bounties to the Matters and Surgeons of fuch Ships,” XLVI. 669.— 
XLVII, 813.—XLVIII. 843.—X LIX. 502.—L. 538.—LI. 440.—LII. 625. 


For regulating the fhipping and carrying of Slaves in Britifh Vefe's from the Coaf of Africa: *« To 
limit the Number of Slaves to be fhipped, &amp;c. on or from the Coaft of Africa, in propor- 
* tion to the fuperficial Contents of the Deck, or to the cubical Contents between Decks, in 
* fuch Veffels, and not according to their Tonnage,” LI, 518.——In another Billi—* Power 
given to continue Act 38 Geo. IIL.” Liv. 432. 


.. Smuggling, 








Hill 8.1 Inftructions to Committees thereon, to make particular, 


Provifion therein. 





Smuggling, viz. 
re effeftual Prevention of Ditto——“ For permitting. the Importation from the Auftrian 
a of Cambricks and French Lawns, upon Payment of the fame Duties, &amp;c. as 





“ they were permitted by A&amp; 27 Geo. IIL.” XLIX. 447. 


tending the Provifions of the A&amp; of 34 Geo. IIL. to Cutters, Luggers, &amp;e. “ For authorizing 
Be ee “f excit at Edinburgh to grant Licences to Manufacturers and Dealers in 
“© Tobacco and Snuff, within the Limits of the Chief Office of Excife at\Edinburgh,” L. 401. 





Squares and Streets, uz. 


87. Walcot, near Bath. * To include the City of Bath in the Regulations of the Bill, fo far as 
“ the fame relates to Hackney Coaches, Chairs, and Porters ; and to make Alterations in the fe- 
“ veral Aéts paffed for regulating and licenfing Chairs'in Bath,” purfuant to the Prayer of a 

Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Bath, XLVIIi. 797. 





Stamps, wiz. 
To enable the Commiffioners of Stamp Duties to famp Deeds, €8c. in particulay Cafes. “ For autho. 
“ rizing the faid‘Commiffioners to ftamp any Bill of Exchange, Promiffory Note, or other Note, 
“« Draft, or Order, with the proper Mark or Stamp, upon Proof that no Fraud was intended,” 
Lil. 739. | 
-_ To amend feveral Laws relating to the Duties on flamped Vellum, &amp;¢t—+“ For amending A@ of 
“ 34 Geo. III. relating to Indentures. of Clerkthip to Attornies, 8c.” To allow Duties on 


“« Probates of Wills, being by Miftake proved in more than-One  Ecclefiaftical Court,” and 
other Inftructions, LV. 689. 








Sugar, viz. 





we For regulating the Exportation of Ditto, ec. ** That when Drawbacks and Bounties on Expor- 
“ tation of Sugar hall ceafe to be allowed, at particular Periods of, Time, agreeable to Refo- 
“ lutions reported, &amp;c. it fhall not be lawful to grant Licences-for exporting Sugar from any 
“ Britith Colony to Europe, &amp;c.” XLVII. 760. 


Switzerland, viz, 


a To prevent advancing Money on the Credit of Debts owing to any of the Governments in Ditto. 
“« To extend the Provifions of A&amp;t of 34 Geo. III. relative to Effects belonging to France, to 
‘“¢ the United Provinces, and to Switzerland,” LI. 494. 





Votes, Proceedings in Parliament, &amp;c. viz. 


88. For regulating the Conveyance thereof by the Pof. *¢ For granting an Annual Sum of One “Thou- 
“ fand Pounds for the Benefit of the Principal Clerks in the Offices of the Secretaries of State, 
“ as a Compenfation for their Lofies by the Regulations in the Bill,” L1. 626. 





Watermen, Wherrymen, &amp;c. of the River Thames, viz. 


89. For better regulating and governing them, Sc. “ For altering, &amp;c, certain Parts of an A&amp; of 
“ 2 &amp; 3 of Philipand Mary refpecting Penalties; and alfo, for Regulations relating to the let- 
“ ting of Boats for Hire without Watermen, &amp;c.” purfuant to the Prayer of a Petition of the 
Court of Mayor, &amp;c. XLIX. 492. 


Weft Indies, viz. 


go. To amend an A&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. relating to the Weft India Trade and Free Ports ———“ For all un- 
‘* manufactured Tobacco imported into Great Britain from the Free Ports, to pay the fame 
** Duties of Cuftoms and Excife as Tobacco the Growth of His Majefty’s Plantations in the 
“© Welt Indies, &amp;c.”’-XLVIII. 682. 


Wheat, &amp;c. viz. 


For granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, Wheaten Flour, and Rice. For granting a Bounty 
“* equal to the Difference of certain Average Prices of, Wheat at particular Times publifhed in 
* the London Gazette,” LV. 315.—‘ Ditto on Rice imported in the Port of London in 
*“ Ships cleared out from the Eaft Indies, and on Indian Corn or Maize,” 880.—‘ Ditto on Barley 
“ and on Oats of particular Weights imported, a Bounty equal toan Average Price of Corn 
“ publifhed in the Gazette, &amp;c.” 885.—* Ditto on Peafe and Beans, and Barley and Oats, im- 
** ported before a particular Day,” 893. 











Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—-1800.) Uu Workmen, 











Pills green, to Committees thereon, to make particular. 
" 


Provifion therein; &amp;c. 


Workmen, viz. 


To explain, &amp;Sc. AG of the laf Seffion for preventing Combinations. among them. * To repeal the 
“ AG, and fuftitute other Provifions inftead thereof,” LV. 765. 


See Supplp, 569 to 580. 


Inftruétions to Committees on Bills to do other Matters, viz. 


To admit Counfel in favour of Petitions, againft which Counfel were ordered on Petitions againft 
them, LI. 554. 


To admit Counfel to be heard in favour of Bills againft Petitions, XLVI. 170. 240. 294. 303. &amp;c.— 
XLVII. 554. 579. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 136. 147. 235. 428. &amp;c.—XLIX. 162. 210. 309. 316. &amp;c.— 
L. 87. 236. 8&amp;¢.—LI. 301. 406. &amp;c.—LII. 75, 128. 267. 306. 404. 420. 578. 625.—LIII. 
173+ 345. 408. 536.—LIV. 172.257. 327. 401. 550. &amp;.—LV. 232. 305. 419: 581. 609. 
615. 650. 

To hear Counfel, and examine Witneffes, both for and againft Bills, XLVI. 269. 278. 631.— 


XLVII. 589. 600.—LII. 104. 209. 432. 559. 572. 651. 675.—LIII. 234. 521. 548. 569.— 
LIV. 142. 259. 399. 471-473- 511. 541. 557- 588. 611.—LY. 395.———See Diborres. 


To admit Counfel for a Bill, and for Petitioners againft the Bill to attend a Sele€&amp; Committee ap- 
pointed to take Minutes of Evidence, L. 143. 


To examine, in’ the firft place, into the Authority under which a particular Perfon acts as Agent 
in a Petition prefented to the Houfe, XLVIII. 635. Report, 694. 


Ditto how far Orders for making Applications to Owners, &amp;c. of Lands for Confents have 
been complied with, and to report the fame when the Bill is reported, &amp;c. L. 371. 


To enquire into the Circumftances of an Agreement between the Proprietors of a Canal, and the 
Promoters of a Bill for another Canal, &amp;c. XLIX. 360. Difcharged, 373. 


To turn One Bill into Two, Bills, LIl..90. 97.—LIV. 89.—LV..720. 
See Counfel,— petitions, 278. &amp;c. 


V. Bills confented to by the Crown, relating to, vz. 


97. Advowfons of Vicarages, &amp;c. Exchange of Ditto, LII. 653. 
Bank of England ; Avenues, Streets, &amp;c. LV. 673. 
Crown Lands granted to Perfons, &amp;c. LI. 546. 563. 
Embanking and Draining, &amp;c. LV. 742. 
Fen Lands, L. 513.—LI. 283. 668. 
Highways and Footpaths; fhutting up Ditto, LV. 496. 


Houfe of Commons; Bill for eftablifhing certain Regulations in the Offices of the Houfe, 
LV. 675. 


Inclofures, XLVI. 195+ 256.—XLVII. 774. 802. 803.—XLVIII. 403. 415. 605. 621. 787. 819.— 
XLIX. 370. 426. 448. 469. 502. 570.—L. 223. 463. 518. 532. §44. 587.—LI. 493. 497. 504. 
529. 626. 668. 782.—LII. 291. 349. 437- 461. 565. 682. 696.—LIII. 530. 561. 581. 600.— 


LIV. 493. 494+ 508.—LV. 449. 511. 513. 555. 588. 609. 612. 615. 629. 631. 634. 643. 654. 
663. 672. 673. 706. 


——— Ditto to Amendments made by the Lords to Inclofure Bills, LIT. 530.—LIV. 695. 
—— Ditto to an Inclofure Bill, after being agreed to by the Lords, LIII. 665. 

Medieties of Redctories, LV. 457. 

Navigations, &amp;c. XLVII. 701.—L. 368. 513.—LI. 283.—LIV. 722. 

New Roads, &amp;c. in Dean Foreft, L. 617.—LI. 244. 

New Streets, LIV. 721. 

A Tunnel Road under the Thames River, LIV. 722: 


VI. Bills ordered to be printed, relating to, viz. 


102. Accountants (Public) LY. 548. 
Adultery, LV. 577. 
Alchoufe- 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Wills ,—ordered to be printed. 





Alehoufe-keepers Licences, &amp;¢. XLVII. 585. 
Aliens, XLVIIH. 61.—LIII. 433. 681. 


Ditto, with Amendments, XLVIII. 82. 





America ; carrying the Treaty into Execution, Lil. 647. 
Annuities (Life), Lv. 476. 
Apprentices (Parifh), XLVII, 693. - 


Army, viz. 
Military Service of particular Perfons, LI, 94. 
Increafe of Regular Forces, LIV. 609. 


Artillery; Corps of Ditto, L. 402. 
Bail, L. 592. 


Bank of England, viz. 
Transfer of Funds, Forgeries, &amp;c. XLVIII. 403. 
Minute of Council, LII. 392. 3 
Reftri€tion on Payments in Cath, LIII. 92. 
Transfer of Stock in Suits, LV. 325. 


Bakers, LI. 220. 


Bankers, XLVII. 694. 





Ditto, with Amendments, X LVII. 742. 





Ditto Bankers and Merchants Clerks, 8¢c. L. 572. 
Bounties; granting Ditto, Lv. 828. 

Bread; Affize of Ditto, LII. 440.—LIII. 545.—LV. 664. 
New Bread, LV. 908. 








Finenefs of Bread, LV. 915. 

Butter ; weighing, &amp;c. LI. 534.—LIII. 552. 

Cambricks ; prohibiting Importation, &amp;c. LI. 550. 

Caufes, &amp;c.; regulating the Trial of Ditto in certain Towns, &amp;c. LIL. 160. 
Cavalry, Yeomanry, &amp;c. LIII. 576. 650.—LIV. 206. | 
Church Leafes, LV. 315. 

Coaft Trade ; Relief of Ditto of Great Britain, xLvu, 695. 
Commercial Credit, XLVIII. 720. 819. 

Copper; Importation and Exportation, LIV. 397. 

Corn, XLVI. 129.—XLVIII. 790.—LI. 111. 





Ditto grinding Corn, XLIX. 207. 
Cofts, L. §49.—LI. 496. 

Courts, XLVI. 656.—XLVII. 679.—XLVIII. 778. 
Curates, LI. 602. 

Cuftoms ; abolifhing Offices, &amp;c, LIII. 303. 
Dead Bodies, L. 350. 

Debt National, XLVII. 539. 

Ditto, with Amendments, XLVII. 592. 
Debtors, XLVIII. 59. 

Debtors Infolvent, XLIX. 566.—L. 468. 
Debts Small, L. 380. 486. 

Deeds and Wills, Lv. 637. 

Defence of the Realm, LILI. 426. 





Pill g,—Ordered tobe printed. ’ 


Diffenters, XLVI. 295. 

Ditto, with Amendments, XLVI. shai 
Dividends unclaimed, XLVI. 291. 
Dogs; a Duty on Ditto, LI. 581. 
Drawbacks, &amp;c. XLVIII. 811. 


Duties, XLVIII. 811.—L. 588.—LI. 408. 503. fant 597- 689.—LII. 705.—LIII. 141. 166. 408. 
433- 579-—LIV. 95. 
Eaft India Company, XLVI: 760.—LII. 708.—LIV. 489. we 


Eaft Indies, XLVI. 623.—LIV. 394. 


~~ XLVIII. 427. 437. 667.—XLIX. 451. 553.—L. 429. 463.—LI. 90. 438. 493.—LIII. 
129. 339. 
Entailed Eftates, LV. 605. 


Exchequer Bills, LV. 378. 

Felony, XLVI. 362. 

Fifheries, XLVII. 688.—LII. 564. 
Forefts, XLVII. 680.—LV. 623. 


France, viz. 

Relating to Money and Effects, &amp;c. XLIX. 123. 

Ditto, with Amendments, XLIX. 154. 458. 572- 

French Subjects made Soldiers, XLIX. 442. 

Perfons voluntarily repairing to France, LIM. 641. 
Game, LI. 524. 
Gaols, XLVI. 622. 
Gold Wares, LII. 724. — 
Hay and Straw, LI. 502. 
High Treafon, LV. 717- 
Highways, XLVIII. 717. 793- 831.—XLIX. 451. 470. 497.—LIII. 538. 
Holidays ; reducing the Number in certain Offices, LIII. 303. 
Holland, L. 507. 
Importation, LII. 550. 
Inclofures; General Bill, LI. 605.—LII. 554. 
Income, LV. 379. 556. 
India, LII. 708.—LV. 624. 
Ireland, XLVIII. 790. 
Juries, XLVI. 640.—XLVII. 127. 
Juftices of the Peace, XLVII. §71.—XLVIII. 717. 

Ditto,with Amendments, XLVII. 770. 793- 
King, LI. 87. 147. 
King and Queen’s Perfonal Property, &amp;c, LV. 675. 
Labourers, LI. 205,—LV. 180. 
Landed Revenue of the Crown, XLIX. 445. 
Ditto, with Amendments, XLIX. 562. 
Land Tax; perpetual, &amp;c. LIII. 476.—LIV. 62. 
Licences, XLVI. 610. 
Man, Ifle of, Lill. 580. 
Mariners, XLIX. 488. 
— Ditto, with Amendments, XLIX. 578. 
Militia; England, XLIX. 307. 447- 739-—L. 176. 313. 361 374- 475.—LI. 495.—LIII. 478. 
LIV. 206. 
-- Militia ; 








we 
; 






PWS, —Ordered to be: printed 


Militia, Supplementary ; ordering out, LI. 237. 


——Ditto, for entering into the other Forces, Lill, 170:—LIV: 609; 
—Ditto; Counties of Middlefex and Surrey, LIV. 677. 
——Ditto, London, LIV: 695. 

——Ditto; going to Ireland, LIII. 685.—LV. 15. 

——Ditto; Scotland, XLVIII: 946.—LII. 635.—LIv. 488. 

Mills, LI. 531. 

Mifdemeanors, LIII. 455: 

Naval Stores, &amp;c. LV. 7215 


Navigations, viz. 
Transfer of Shares and Applicatiofi of Tolls; &amp;c. XLVI. 681. 682: 
Labourers in Navigations, XLVIII. 380. 
Boats, &amp;c. in Ditto regiftered, L. 387. 


Navy; L. 350. 356.—LH: 635. 

Ditto, with Amendments, L. 140. 153-239. 2§9- 307- 401. 468: 
News-papers, LIII: 566. 

Oaths, LII. 712. 





Offenders, XLVI. 181: 
Offices, XLVI. 362. 
Papifts, LV. 610. 
Patentees, XLVIII. 766. 


Poor, XLVI. 132.—XLVIII. 467.=—XLIX. 268.~—L, 284i-—LI. 80, 151.—-LIV, 208. 548.—-LV. 
321.872. 892. 


Population of Great Britain, LV. 874. 

Potatoes, LV. 287. 

Prince of Wales, L. 570. 587. 

Prize Caufes, LIII. 372. 

Quakers; Tythes, &amp;c. LI. 627.—LII. 47. 

Quebec Province, XLVI. 274. 

Rates additional ; for Relief of Indigent Perfons, LV. 748. 
Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVII. 590.—XLVIII. 305. 456. 





Ditto, with Amendments, XLVIII. 654. 
——Ditto Bills from the Lords, XLVIII. 824. 


Scotland, viz. 
Bail ; Extenfion of Ditto on Criminal Informations, LIV. 410. 
Burghs of Barony and Fifhing Towns, &amp;c. L. 544+ 
Royal Burghs, XLVI. 802. 
Colliers, &amp;c, LIV. 467. 
Creditors in Scotland, XLVI. 713. 
Debts Small, &amp;c. L. 380.—LV. 406. 
Epifcopal Communion, XLVII. 830. 
Execution of Writs for Election of Members, L. 463. 
Navy, &amp;c.; raifing Men for Ditto, L. 350. 
Roman Catholics, XLVI. 684. 
_ Thirlage Servitude, LIII. 646.—LIV. 493. 
' ."Pythes, XLVI." 633. 


Seamen, XLVI. 587. 660.—-XLVII. 402. 403.—-XLVIIL. 713. 833.—=LIl. 219. 
Seditious Meetings, &amp; c. LI. 69. 140. 


Innex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Xx -- Servants, 









© BANG. coisa te QU, ac 











































Servants, &amp;c, LV. 265. 
aa Ships, XLVIIM, 804-—XLIX: 414.—LI1. 635. 


Slave Trade, viz. 
Abolition of Ditto, LI. 425. 485. 
——Ditto with Foreign Territories, XLIX. 190. | 
Shipping and carrying of Slaves,- Litt. 571.—LIV. 386. 
Trading within certain Limits, LUI. 603.—LIV. 312. 


“ Smuggling, XLIX. 386. 
ee Societies, XLVIII. 684.—L. 518. 
Sugar, XLVII. 764. , 
Sunday, XLIX. 306.—L. 355. 
Supply, L. 361. 374.—LI. 632.—LII. 693. 705.———See Supplp. 
Thames River Police, LV. 752. 
&amp; Timber ; Increafe of Ditto in the New Foreft, XLVII. 680. 
3 Trade and Manufactures, X LIX. 450. 
Traiterous Correfpondence, XLVIII. 415. 456. 
Vagrants ; to amend the Laws relating to Ditto, LIT. 355. 
to extend Provifions of an Act, LV. 380. 511. 
Veffels feized, XLVI. 313. 
Volunteer Companies, &amp;c. XLIX. 385. 406.—LIV. 92. 
Votes and Proceedings of the Houfe, &amp;c, L. 610.—LI, 234. 


oo. -Wafte-Lands, 8éc. | L1..605.—LH. 554. 
Weights and Balances, L. 482.—LII. 474. 
» Weft Indies, LII. 219. 


Wine; Warchoufe Rent, L. 605. 
Workmen ; Combinations, LIV. 662. 

amend, &amp;c. the faid A&amp;, LV. 730. 
Writs of Mandamus, XLVI. 646.—XLVII. 127. 


Bills, as amended by Committees, XLVIII. 82. 457- 654. 833-—-XLIX. 154. 406. 481. 490. 
572. 578.—L. 140. 153. 239. 259. 507. 587.—LI. 140. 147. 408. 484, 485. 493. 
503. 531. 574. 605. 608. 632. 651. 674.—LII. 64. 68. 76. 220. 221. 263. 334. 
438. 456. 528. 619. 620. 625. 640. 659. 667. 673. 693.—LIII. 166. 245. 437. 475. 
494. 507. 530. 556. 621. 649. 652. 676. 677. 697.—LIV. 64. 74. 98. 312. 313. 
372. 397+ 424 518. 536. 552. 648. 677.——LV. 305. 319. 362. 371. 476. 495. 
511. 550. 585. 587. 602. 624. 666. 670. 691. 711. 718. 731. 750. 886. 898. 920. 


——Ditto by Ditto, and the Houfe, on Reports, LIII. 172. 605.—LV. 325. 372. 

——Ditto ordered to be printed at the Expence of the Parties applying for the fame, LII. 704. 
- ——Ditto at their Expence, and to be delivered at the Door to Members, LIII. 597. 

——Ditto as amended by Committees, and on the Report, and Ditto, Lill. 613. 


Bills with Amendments, XLVI. 129. 181. 374. 436. 6§6.—XLVII. 592. 680. 764. 770— 
XLVIIL. 456. 654. 831.—XLIX. 406. 481.—L, 320, 401. 463. 468. 475. 479. 507. 587. 
—LI. 140. 485. 493- 503- 531. 574 605. 608. 632. 651. 674. 689.—LIII. 339. 

While under the Confideration of a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 403, 

Bills from the Lords, L. 468.—LI. 87. 602.—LU. 742.—LV. 577. 605. 


Ditto as amended by Committees, XLVIII. 82.—XLIX, 490, 578--—~-LI, 147.-—-LV, 703. 





Motions for printing Bills withdrawn, XLIX. 335. 


VII. Bills committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, relating 
tO, wz. | 

103. Accountants Public, LV. 560. 3 
as s Accounts Public, XLIX. 566, 


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———-- SR ELE, -—committed to Committees of the whole Hoult.’ 





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ee 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


- 


Aas of Parliament, viz. 
Time of taking Effet, XLVIII: 432: 
Explain and amend Ditto, Lil: 739. | f 
Better Execution of Ditto; LUI. 660. 


Adultery ; Bill ffom the Lords; LV; 600, . 

Ale; felling; L. 589. * sis : 

Alehoufe-keepers. Licences, &amp;c. XLVI. 626.—XLVII. 929. 

Aliens, XLVIII. 63.—XLIX. 356.—L. 344.—LI. 674.—LII. 647.—LII1. 436. 684.—LV. 909. 
Allowances to Militia Officers, &amp;c. Ls 400.LI. 675.—LII. 717. 


American Trade, XLVI. 266. 2978. 491. 588.=-XLVII. 457. §00,4-XLVIIL 278.—XLIX. 74.— 
L. 327.—LI. 524.—LII. 391.— LIV. 704.+-LV. 393. 


America and Weft Indies 5_ particular Parts, L. 607. 

America ; Treaty carried into Execution, Lil. 647. 

America; Foreign Proteftants, Officers, &amp;c. LIII. 146.&lt;—LIV. 654. 
Annuities and Duties, XLVI. 612.—XLIX. 163.——LIV. 616. 


Annuities granted, &amp;c. XLVIII. 847.—L. 294. 596.—LI. 686.—LII. 528.—LUL. 266.—LIV. 
43- 74- 549- 


Ditto to pay Navy Bills, 8c. Lt. :99.——See infra, (Navy.) : 
regiftering Life Annuities, &amp;c. LIII, 663. 
Apprentices, XLVII. 784.—LV. 727. 
Army ; Fencibles, XLVII. 648. 
Army and Navy; raifing Men, Lil. 62, 216. 391. 
———Ditto feducing Men to Mutiny, &amp;c. LI. 634.—LIII. 123.—=LIV. 64.—LYV. 35. 167. 909. 
———Ditto Increafe of Regular Forces, LIV. 619. 
Affets, LUI. 660. 
Auctioneers; XLVII. 539. 
Auctions, XLVII. 784. 
Bail in Scotland, LIv. 424. 
, Bakers, LI. 220.—LV. 632. 
Barley for malting, LV. 874. 
Bank of England, XLVIII. 348.—LII. 405. 660, 709.—LIII. 94.—=LV. 279. 
Bankers, XLVII. 724. 
Bankrupts, LII. 709. 
Batteries, XLIX. 585.—LII. 446.—LIII. 368. 
Beer ; allowing Sugar in the brewing of it, LV. 631. 
Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. XLVI. 588.—XLIX. 401. 
Bigamy, L. 264. 
Boats, Barges, &amp;c. L. 351- 592. 
Bounties, LI. 168.—LII. 523. 652.—LV. 393. 864. 
Bread, XLVIII. 626.—LI. 220.——LIII. 642.~—LV. 205. 346. 
New Bread, LV. 909. 
Bribery at Elections, XLVIII. 658. 
Burghs of Barony in Scotland, L. 568. 
Cape of Good Hope, LIL. 227.—LV. 651. 
Catholic Diffenters; XLVI. 333- 
Caufes and Indiétments, Lit. 148. 
Cavalry (Provincial), Lit. 68. 216. 736.—-LIII. 650.—LIV. 222. 
Certificates relative to Tea, XLVII. 539. 
Chancery Offices, XLVII. 695. 
Church Leafes, LV. 400. 








Clerk of the Houfe, his Deputy to fend Letters, &amp;c. free, LII. 739. 
Coals; relative to Keels, Pan Keels, &amp;c. XLVI. 457+ 565. 579. 
—— Duke of Richmond, LV. 466. 
Coaft Trade, XLVI. 813. 
Coin; counterfeiting Ditto, 8&amp;c. LII. 716. 








to revive A&amp; 14 Geo. III. &amp;c. and to fufpend coining of Silver, Lut. 564.-—LIV. 679. 





preventing Exportation of bafe Coin to the Colonies, &amp;c. LIII. 644. 
Collieries and Mines, LV. 566. | 
Commercial Credit, XLVIII. 724. 824. 


Commiffioners for executing the Land Tax Ads, XLVI. 142. : —XLV -_ 
LHI. 163.—LV.' 26 5. ’ at ak 
Compenfation, XLVI. 628. 


Confolidated Fund, XLVI. 625.—Inftruction, and His Majefty’s Speech of 176 ) 
» and ) 763, referred, 633.— 
XLVII. 695.—Accounts of Surpluffes referred, ’710.~-X LIX! '464.—L. 696.-LLY. 760.—__S 
gouppip, 404 7 59 vs 769. ee 
Corn and Grain, &amp;c. XLVI..91. 126,—XLVIII. 40. 798.—L. 121-—-LI. 146 — 
438. 690.—LIII. 344. 79 146. 168. 524.—LII. 88. 
Edinburgh Diftri@, Liv. 402. 
Corn and Provifions, LIV. 719.—LY. 664. 





Courts, XLVI. 635.—XLVII. 719.—XLVIII. 790. 807.—XLIX. 416. 439. 482.—L. 287. 327.— 
LIV. 100. | 


Credit, Votes of, XLVIII. 638.—X LIX. 561.—L. 408.—LI. 408. 
Creditors in Scotland, XLVIII. 747.—LIV. 484. 
Crews of Ships in Mutiny, &amp;c. LIl. 635. 


Crown Lands, L. 383. 543.—LI. sor. 


Curates, LI. 608.—LIII. 597. 
Cuftoms, Lill. 321.—LV. 566. 
Dairies and Cheefe Rooms, LI. 686. 


Debt National, XLVII. 532. 563. 824.—XLVIII. 608.—XLIX. 451.—L. 314.— hia 
LII. 705.—LUI. 555.—LIV. 616.—LY. 265. 45 313-—LI. 683. 


Debtors, XLVIII. 62.—LII. 562.—LIV. 484. 

Debtors Infolvent, XLIX. 585.—L. 560.—LII. 674. 

Debts Small in Scotland, Lv. 438. 

Deeds and Wills, LV. 649. 

Defence of the Realm, LIII. 431. 

Difcounts, LII. 576. 

Diffenters, XLVI. 333.—XLIX. 409. 

Diftillery, L.615.—LI. 54. 

—— Ditto, prohibiting the Ufe of Corn, LV. 803. 

—— Ditto in Scotland, XLVIII. 845.—LII. 642.—LIII, 122. 317.—LIV. 398. 675.—LY. 
34. 217. 

Dividends at the Bank, unclaimed, XLVI. 311. 617. 

Divorces, XLVI. 269.——See Committees. 

Dogs; Duty on Ditto, LI. 593. 

Drawbacks, XLVII. 732. 811. 821.—L. 309. 589. §98.—LI. 692. 

Duke of Richmond; Duty on Coals, LIV. 700. 


Duties; granting Ditto, &amp;c. XLVI. 129. 438 .443. 588: 625.—XLVI. $83.—XLVII. 168. 767. 
811. 863.—XLIX. 140. 149. 150- 154. 163. 308. 361. 410.—L. 284. 294. 295. 313. 
318. 344. 368. 387. 508. 591. 592. 595.—LI. 220. 223. 430. 231. 237. 371. 593. 
602. 605. 615. 649.°675.—LII- 192. 199. 202. 555. 604. 642. 666.705. 709. 724. 
739-—LILl. 96. 153. 437- 586. 621. 628. 640. 660. 676. 681. 687, 685.—LIV. 55. 
58. 64. 89. 210. 477. 558. 667. 701.—LV. 38. 40. 246. 882. 


Ditto to amend Aéts, LII. 520. 





ee Duties , 














Pills ,—committed to Committees’ of the whole Hout. 











Duties; Repeal of Duties, &amp;c. XLVII. 409. 470.~—LIII. 304. 427.—LV. 678, 














































Ditto, and granting others on Coals, &amp;c. in Scotland, XLVIII. 863. 





Ditto, transferring Management of Duties, LIII. 579. 
Eaft India Company, XLVIII. 767.—XLIX. 442.—L. 372.—LII. 689. 714.—LIV. 511. 716, 
Eaft Indies, XLVI. 623.—LIV. 403.—LY. 667. 


Eleétions ; Controverted, &amp;c. XLVII. 46.—XLVIII. 617, 658.—XLIX. 465-59 
168. 453. 
Charges and Expence at Ditto, LIII. 139. 


BL. 454.—LI. 


in Scotland, L. 390. 447.—LII. 717. 
Embezzlement ; by Clerks, &amp;c. LIV. 709. 
Emperor of Germany, L. 586. 

Erroll, Earl of, Eftates, LV. 653. 
Eftates entailed, LV. 592. 





0 Exchequer Bills, L. 607. See infra, (Loans).—Supra, (Commercial Credit). 


on the Credit of certain Acts, LV. 37. 378. 





for Liverpool and Lancafter Merchants, Ly. 41. 
Excife, XLVII. §39.—L, 577. 589.—LII. 603. 
Exportation, XLVIIL. 52.—XLIX. 400.—LI. 70.—LII. 690. 
——Ditto Rice prohibited, LV. 804. 
Felons, LIV. 484. ‘ 
Felony, XLVI. 400. 564. 635.—LIV. 484. 
Fith ; Salt, Duty-free, &amp;c. LV. 913. 


Fifheries, XLVI. 479.—XLVII. 719.—XLIX, 312.—L. 379. 415. 437—LII. 612. 710.—LIII, 
547:-—LIV. 679.—LV. 731. 


Foreftalling, &amp;c. LU. 528. 
Forefts, XLVII. 675. 763.—LV. 644. 
France, XLIX. 143. 458. 464. 596.—LIII. 655. 
Free Ports, LIU. 401.—LV. 907. 
Gaols, XLVI. 629. 
rm Game, LI. 414.—LIV. 254. 
- Ditto in Scotland, LI. 554. 





Ditto in Forefts, LV. 711. 
Gold Wares, LII. 727.—LIII. 660. 
Good Friday, LV. 466. 


Goods from Foreign Colonies in America, LIV. 704. 





—— from Countries in America belonging to Foreign Sovereigns, LV. 393. 
Governors, LII. 529. 589.—LV. 692. 766. 

Grenada and Saint Vincent, LIV. 89.—LV. 39. 752. 909. 

" Habeas Corpus, LIV. 514.—LV. 907. 

Hackney Coaches, LV. 452. 

‘Hamburgh ; Naval Stores, LIV. 712. 

Harbours; Leith, in Scotland, LV. 542. 

Hawkers and Pedlars, &amp;c. L. 467. 

Hemp undreffed ; Importation, LV. 917. 

Hemp an@ Flax, L. 592. 

Herrings; Nova Scotia, &amp;c. LV. 884. 

(Swedifh) Importation, LV. 297. 910. 

- High Treafon, Lv. 720. 

Highways, &amp;c. XLVIIL. 872. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 



















































ee 









PWills.—committed to Gommittéés of the whole. Houle. - 








—— 


Highways Turnpike; continuing Acts, LV: 913. : 
Holland ; purchafing Debts, Lil. 338. 
Ships of War, &amp;c. LV. 728. 
Hops, LV. 450. 678. 
Foreign Hops ; fufpending, &amp;c. Duties, LV. 731. 862: 
Hundreds; Damages for Riots, XLVIII. 720. | 


Importation, XLVI. 575. 634.—L. §89. 593.—LI. 52. 669. .691.=-LII. 76. §76:. 585.—LIII. 
322. : - 





Inclofures ; General, LII. 576. 
confolidating Claufes into One Act, LV. 764. 
Income, LIV. 684.—-LV. 563. 763. ' 


Indemnity ; Offices, &amp;c. XLVI. .175.—XLVII. 634.—XLVIII. 343.—XLIX. 164.—L. 409.—LL 
§04.—LII. 101.651.—LIII. 134.—LIV. 74.—LV. 118. 897. 


Indemnity ; Orders of Council, &amp;c. XLVI. 588.—LI. 527. 572.—LII. 196. 





Ditto Penalties relating to News-papers, &amp;c. XLVII. 769. 

—titto Governors of the Weft India IMlands, XLIX. 399.—L. 437.—LI. 360. 
——Ditto Certificates of Inrolment, &amp;c. LIII. 278. 

India; Forces, XLVI. 206. 210. 

Ditto Trade, LI. 714. 





Government of Territories, &amp;c. LV. 650. 





Innkeepers, &amp;c. L.475.—LI. 399.—LII. 411.—LIV. 407.—LV. 359. 
Union, LY. 669. 





Ireland, XLVIII.. 799. 807.—L. 467.—LII. 460.—LIV. 297. 
Judges Lodgings at Affizes, LIV. 484. 

Juries, XLVI. 655.—XLVII. 132. 376. 

Juftices of the Peace, XLVII. 705. 754.815.—LI. 581, 
Kid Skins, LV. 651. 

King, LI. 92.—LIV. 91.—LV. 207. 

Their Majefty’s Real and Perfonal Property, Lv. 728. : ' 





Lancafter; Court of Common Pleas, LV. 643. 

Land Revenue of the Crown, XLIX. 458. 

Land Tax Redemption ; amend Act, LIV. 685.—LV. 41.-320. 907. 
- Redemption; Bifhops, &amp;c. LIV. 259. 410. 

——__—— Ditto Transfer of Stock, LIV. 498. 


Land Tax, XLVI. 54.—XLVII, 383. 391.—XLVIII. 158.—XLIX. 140.—L. 52. 176.—LI. —_~ 
LII. 65.—LIII. 96. 


———-Ditto perpetual, LUI. 483. 
——Ditto Qualification of Commiflioners, LIII. 487. 





Ditto extending Powers of Commiffioners, &amp;c. LV. 632. 

Laws Expiring, XLVI. 457. 460. 554. 617.—XLVII. 719. 724.—XLVIII. 617. 767.—XLIX. 
400. 411. 472. 554.—L. 379. 387- 409. 485.—LI. 449. 692.—LIII. 89. 122. 344. 358.—LIV. 
264. 297. 414. 671. 679.— LV. 35. 175. 322. 515. 875. 918. 

Leather, LUI. 441. 

Levant Seas Trade, XLVII. 759.—LIV. 667. 

Lime, Manure, &amp;c. Coaftwife, LI. 683. 

Linen Yarn, LIV. 558. 

Linfeed Cakes, LV. 664. 


Loans or Exchequer Bills, XLVI. 588. 618. 625.—XLVII. 517.—XLVIII. 432.—XLIX. 410. 
415.—L. 320. 607,.—LI. 399.—LIII. 153. 323.—LIV. 226. 414. 511. 685.—LV. 905. 


*——Ditto Loans for the Emperor of Germany, LIL. 589. 





Ditto for Grenada, &amp;c. LI. 219. 
Longitude, LI. 674. 








IWS .— committed to Committees of the whole Houle. 








Lottery, XLVI. 62 5.—XLVII. 679.—XLVIM, 820..-XLIX. 441.—L; 461—LI1. 683,—LIL, 716: 
LUI. 640.—LIV. 667. 


Mackarel Fifhery, LI. 627: 
Maidftone Geneva, LIV. 693. 


Malt, Mum, &amp;c. XLVI 129.—XLVII. 383.—XLVUI. 158.—XLIX. 140.—L. §2.—LI. 54.— 
LI. 65. 


additional Duties, XLVI. 129. 





Marine Forces regulated, &amp;c. XLVI. 170.—XLVII. 391.—XLVIII 83.—XLIX, 160.—L: 172.— 
LI. 244.—LII: 359.—LII. 156.—LIV. 205.—LV. 201. 


Mariners, XLIX. 477. 
Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c. Clerks and Servants; L. 582. 


Militia ; Pay and Cloathing, 8c. XLVI. 352.—XLVII. 635.—XLVIII. 440.—X LIX. 350.—L. 379. 
LI. 450.—LII. 382.—LIII. 361. 643. 646. 670.—LIV. 679. 


of the Counties of Middlefex and Surrey, LIV. 683. 
Ditto Families, XLVIII. 181.—L. 456.—LI. 674. 











Ditto dividing into Regiments, &amp;c. LIII. 482. 
Ditto County Money, XLVIII. 798.—L. 261. 388: 





—— — Ditto Supplementary, ordering out, &amp;c. LIII. 237. 303.—LIV. 95. 222. 





Ditto Militia augmented, XLIX. 312.—LII. 64. 216. 





Ditto entering into other Forces, LIII. 172. 





London Militia; XLIX. 740.—L. 344.—LI. 504.—LII. 600.~-LIV. 703. 
—— Militia going to Ireland, LI. 689.—LIV. 64:—LV. 25. 167. 
——_—— Militia in Scotland, LU. 652.—LII. 146.—LIV. 514. 





Ditto calling out a Part of Ditto, LI. 514. 





reducing the Number of Men, LIV. 222, 
Mills, LI. 527.—LV. 346. 

Miners, LIlI. 644. 

Mint ; Salary of the Mafter, &amp;c. LIV. 684. 
Mifdemeanors, Lill. 493. 

Mufeum Britifh; Legacy, &amp;c. LIV. 676. 


Mutiny and Defertion (Army), XLVI. 204. 209.—XLVII. 434—-XLVIII. 134.—-XLIX. 147.— 
L. 111.—LI. 229.—L II. 276. LI, 163. LIV. 72.—LV. 286, ' 


Naval Stores, &amp;c. LV. 726. 
Navigations, Ls 592.—LII. 202. 





Ditto Transfer of Shares, XLYIII. 721, 
——Ditto Tolls, XLVI. 721. 
-——Navigations in Scotland, Liv. 670. 


Navy, Praga aa 121. 172+ 318. 356. 375. 454. 584. 598.—LI. 691.—LII. 634. 635. 689. 
LILI. 0206, 


Navy and Victualling Bills, XLIX. 349. 482.—LII. 99. 

Negroes (Affets), LI. 660. 

Neutral Ships ; Merchandize arrived in Ditto, LII. 196.—LIV. 73.—LY. 665. 
Newfoundland, LIV. 294. 

News-papers ; to prevent Mifchiefs by Ditto, LIII. 579. 

Oaths; unlawful Ditto, Li. 716. | 

Offences on the High Seas, LIV. 412. 

Offenders, XLVI. 43. 162. 


Officers, viz. 


Of the Militia (Subaltern) in Time-of Peace, L. 400.—LI. 675. 
Ditto Roman Catholics, LI. 674. 





Offices (Public) ; reducing Holidays, LI. 321. 666. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1799—1800.) = ye Overfeers 











id 


ee 


Wills.—committed to Committees of the whole 3 Houte. 


Overfeers of the Poor Affiftants; LIV. 229. 

Paper; Wafte Paper exempt from Duty, &amp;c. LV. 686. 
Papifts, L. 519.—LV. 637. 

Pardons, LII. 738. 

Parliament ; Meetings fhortened, LV. 42. 

——_———- Commiiffioners to purchafe Houfes, LV. 882. 
Paftors, &amp;c. of the Epifcopal Communion in Scotland, XLVII. 1027, 
Patentees, XLVIII. 785. 

Pawnbrokers, LV. 756. 

Penitentiary Houfes, XLIX. 590,.—LIV. 484. 

Petty Larceny, XLVI. 635. 

Pilchards ; further Bounties to Ditto, XLVI. 479.—LIV. 530. 
Poor, XLVIII. 604.—LI. 94. 184.—LII. 256.—LV. 301. 878. 





Ditto Removal, LV. 354. 

Police ; Thames River Depredations, LV. 756. 
Population of Great Britain, LV. 880.—New Bill, 917. 
Poftage, XLIX. 295.—LII. 202. 

~ —— Travelling Poft, LIV. 657. 

Poft Office, XLVIN. 821.—LII. 739. 

Potatoes; Growth on Wafte Lands, LV. 297. 

Prince of Wales, XLVIII. 843.—L. 572. 610. 
Printers; Indemnity for not printing their Names on Papers, LV. 756. 
Prizes, XLVI. 726.—LIIL. §23. 

Prize Caufes, LIM. 387. 


Promifiory Notes, &amp;c. LI. 359. 476. 672.—LIII. 96.—LIV. 55. 262, 524. 615. : 





Ditto in Scotland, LIV. 297. 529. 

Proteftants (Foreign), LIV. 654. 

Provifiops or Food, LV. 804. 

Public Accounts ; Auditors, LIV. 663. 

Expenditure ; Examination of Accounts, LV. 910. 
Quakers ; Tithes and Affirmation, &amp;c. LI. 662.—LII. 83. 





Quarantine, LIII. 294.—LV. 717. 918. 

Quebec Province, XLVI. 304. 

Quercitron ; or Black Oak Bark, XLVIL 800. 

Regifter of Boats, Barges, &amp;c. L. 351. 

Rice ; prohibiting Exportation, LV. 764. 

Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVIII. 377. 847. 

Roman Catholics in Scotland, XLVIII. 713. 

Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVII. 831. 

Ruffia ; Mr. Bolton to fend Machinery for a Mint, LIV, 693. 
Rye; Importation, LV. 566. 

Saltpetre, LV. 379. 

Salt ; ufed for preferving Fifh, Lv. 756. 

Seamen, XLVII. 457. 681. 792.—XLVIII. 653. 766.—LII. 634.—LIII. 123. 





Ditto and Marines Pay ; Increafe of Ditto, LII. 557. 
Sedition, XLIX. 611.—L. 92.—LI. 89.—LIV. 493. 716.—LV. 207. 
Seditious Practices, LI. 92. 

Serjeants at Law, LIV. 707. 727. 

Servants Charaélers, XLVI. 620. 626.—XLVII. 561. 


. Servants 




































ee 


W(l1S .— committed ta Cothhiittees of the whole Houfe. 








Servants Difputes with Mafters, &amp;c. LV. 466. 

Sheriffs Deputes, &amp;c. Scotland, LIV. 608. 

Ship Letters, LIV. 685. 

Ships, XLVI. 559. 565.—XLVIM. 831.—XLIX. 414, 465.—-LI. 690,—LII. 196. 523. 


Slave Trade, viz. 


Regulating the Shipping, &amp;c. of Ditto, XLVI. 656. 658.—XLVI. 815.—XLVIII. 859.—&lt; 


XLIX. 482.—L, 545.—LI. 412. —L II. 616. 699.——Lill. 167.—LIV, 325. 723. 
With Foreign Territories, XLVIII. 812.—XLIX. 237. 
Abolition of the Trade, LI. 468, 
Trading within certain Limits, LIU. 618.—LIV. 385. 


Smuggling, XLIX. 400.—L. 388. 

Societies (Friendly), XLVIII. 707.—L. 544¢ 

Spanifh Wool, LIV. 701, 

Spirts, XLVI, 532.—LV. 42. 651. 

Stamps, XLIX. 465—LII, 736.—LIII. 640.—LIV. 324. 671.——LV. 651. 
Starch, LI. 54.—LV. 287. 

Stock ; Transfer of Ditto in Suits, LV. 330. 

Stockholders, &amp;c. LI. 677. 

Sugar, XLVII. 742. 760.—LI. 692.—LV. 519. 

Sunday, XLIX. 349.—L. 375. | 

Supply, LI. 192.—LV. 246.———See /upra, (Duties), 

Switzerland, LIII. 480. 

Tanners, &amp;c. LIV. 481. 

Thirlage in Scotland, LIV. 514. 

Tithes in Scotland, XLVIII. 682. 

Tobacco, XLVIII. 824.—XLIX. 478. 

Trade and Manufactures, XLIX. 546.—LII. 727, 

Traiterous Correfpondence, XLVIII. 433. 

Treafon, LIV. 600. 

Trinidad Free Ports, LU. 592. 

Vagrants, LV, 406, 

Veffels feized, XLVI. 457. 

Volunteer Companies, XLIX. 392. 479.—LIV. 95. 222.—LV. 330, 
Votes, &amp;c, Conveyance by Poft, LI. 537, 

Weights and Balances, L. 490, - 

Welt India Trade, XLVI. 588.—XLVII. 724.—XLVIII. 653:—LII. §29. 592.-——LIII. 401, 
Whale Fifheries, XLVII, 611.—XLVIII. 826.—XLIX, 312,—L. 437-—LIll. 433. 
Wheat, &amp;c. Bounties on Importation, LY. 297..923, 
Wine; confumed by Admirals on board Ships, &amp;c. XLVIII. 732, 
Wines (Warehoufe Rent), L. 607. 

Foreign, in Bottles, from Guernfey, &amp;c. LV..7 31, 





Woolcombers, XLIX, 546.—L, 587. 

Workmen; Combinations, LIV. 666. 

Writs for Eleétions, LI. 168. 

of Mandamus, XLVI. 655.—XLVII. 133. 
See Committees, 8. 





Jnozrx XLVI. to LV, (1790—1800,) Zz VIII. Bills 








Bills. 




















































VIII." Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, re- 
lating to, wz. . 3 


104. Accountants Public, LV. 6or. 
Aliens, XLVIII. 75. ; 
Army and Navy ; raifing Men in Scotland, Lil. 407. 


Bank of England ; Payment of Cath, LII. 435. 


Bounties, viz. 
és On Importation of Wheat, &amp;c. LI. 242. 
Continuing further Bounties on Exportation of Pilchards, XLVI. 567. 


Bread ; Affize of Ditto in London, Lil. 639. 
Caufes and Indiétments, LII. 334. 
Cavalry; for raifing a Provincial Force of Ditto, LU. 76. 





for regulating Ditto, LIII. 679. 
Coals; relattve to Keels, &amp;c. XLVI. 588. 
Colliers, Coal Works, &amp;c. in Scotland, LIV. 526. 
7 Collieries and Mines, LV. 624, 
a Corn ; Sales by Weight, LI. 651. 
Corn and Grain, XLVI. 158. 171. 379. 380.—XLVIII. 50.—LI. 242. 
Cofts, LI. 592. 


Cutlers in Hallamfhire, XLVI. 656. 
“ Debt National, XLVII. 630. 
Diftillery, LI. 118. 
oo * — Ditto in Scotland, LI. 140. 
os Duties, XLIX. 312. 406.—L. 391.—LI. 454. 673.—LII, 674.—LIII. 343.—LIV. 78. 





with refpe&amp; to Ditto being particular Parts of Bills, LIII. 663. 
Eaft Indies, LIV. 515. 
Elections, XLVIII. 775.—XLIX. 478. 502.—LI. §55.—LIII. 476. 
Exchequer Bills, LV. 397. 773. 
Exportation, XLVII. 765. 
Fifheries, XLVI. 567. 
Foreftalling, Regrating, &amp;c. Lil. 647. 
Forefts, XLVII. 718. 
France, XLIX. 174. 572. 
Inclofures (General Bill), LI. 484.—LII. 596. 
India, LV. 716. 
Juftices of the Peace, XLVII. 770. 
Landed Revenue of the Crown, XLIX. 553. 
Land Tax Commiffioners ; rectifying Miftakes, &amp;c. LIII. 304. 
Land Tax perpetual, LIII. 556. 
ee London Port Improvement, LIV. 596. 
Mariners, XLIX. 562. 
Militia ; dividing into Regiments, &amp;c, LIII. 517- 
——Ditto reducing, LIV. 402. 
——Ditto Augmentation, LII. 86. 
——Militia ; Scotland, Lil. 669. 
Mills, LI. 559. 
Mutiny and Defertion, LV. 304. 











Will S,—Re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe; &amp;c. 





IOS- 


Navy, L. 180. 229. 278. 

New Foreft Timber, LV. 718. 

News-papers ; Mifchiefs from Ditto, LII. 662. 
Poor, L. 462.—LV, 899. 

Ditto Overfeers, LIV. 311. 





Population, LV. 891. 

Quebec Province, XLVI. 396. 

Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVIII. 654. 

Seamen, XLVIII. 866.—L. 279.—LII. 528. 689. 
Servants, LV. 574. 

Ships and Veffels, LIIl. 571. 

Slave Trade, XLIX. 308.—LIII. 645. 

Spirits diftilled from Melaffes, &amp;c. LV. 45. 

Sugar, XLVII. 765. 

Traiterous Correfpondence, XLVIII. 604. 

Vagrancy, LII. 456. 

Volunteer Corps, LIV. 298. 

Votes, News-papers, &amp;c. ; Conveyance by the Poft, LI. 597- 
Wafte Lands and Commons, LI. 484. 

Weft India Trade, &amp;c. XLVHI. 653. 

—— Ditto Free Ports, LI. §27. 

Wheat, &amp;c.; Bounty on Importation, LV. 313. 884. 
Writs of Mandamus, XLVI. 681. 


Bills re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, and Petitions prefented and referred 
&amp;c. XLVI. 396. 


re-committed to Ditto, after Bill with Amendments were ordered to be printed, LI. 484. 
as amended re-committed to Ditto, LIV. 325. 








Bills from the Lords re-committed to Ditto, XLVIII. 75.—XLIX. 562. 


IX. Bills again re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


106. 


107. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 


Army; Provincial Cavalry, Lil. go. 

Bank of England ; Payment of Cafh, LII. 447. 

Corn; Importation, &amp;c. XLVI. 344. 402. 

Cofts to Conftables, &amp;c. LI. 643. 

Duties, LIV. 102. 

EleGions, XLIX. 502. 

Inclofures (General Bill), LI. 605.—LII. 620, 647. 681. 

Militia; Reduction of the Forces of Ditto, LIV. 648. 689. 707. 
Overfeers of the Poor, LIV. 498. 559. 

Port of London, LIV. 690. 

Sea Infurances, L. 455- 

Seamen ; Defertion of Ditto, LII. 567. 

Ships; Owners liable for Damages to Goods, LII. 736. 

Sugar; Exportation, XLVII. 817. 

Wheat, Flour, &amp;c. ; granting Bounties on Importation, LV. 892. 


Again re-committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, which before had been. 


tran{mitted from Ditto to a Seleét Committee, viz. 
Inciofures (General Bill), LI. 605. 






















108. 












109- 








110. 










X. Bills re-committed to the fame Committees, viz. 


Upon Information that other Amendments were neceffary, or might be proper 
to be made, relating to, viz. : 

Bank of England; Avenues, &amp;c. LV. 61 5 
Bridewell, &amp;c. at Edinburgh, XLVI. 447. 
Bridges, XLVII. 703. 737.—XLVIII. 686, 
Butter, LI. §87.-—LII. 640. 
Churches, XLVIII. 800.—LI. 502. 
Coals; relative to Keels, &amp;c. XLVI. 588. 
Commons depaftured with Sheep, LIII. 547+ 
Debts Small, XLVIII. 433.—L. 611. 
Eaft India Company; to widen Streets, &amp;c, LI. 684. 
Edinburgh City; Duties on Ale, Lill. 575 
Embankment, &amp;c. XLVII. 525.—LI. 625.—LV. 704. 
Harbours, L. 363. 
Havens, LI. 569. 


Highways, &amp;c. XLVI. 296.—XLVII. 513. 534. 595. 740.—XLVIII. 817.—XLIX. 449, §01.— 
L. 527.—LII. 619. 620.—=LIII. 567. 571.—LIV. 228.—LV. 607. 


Inclofures, XLVIII. 771.—-XLIX. 482. 583.—L. 284. 298. 435. 487. 530.—LI, 529, 568 
° . . 7 . « Qe ‘e 
625. 693.—LII. 636. 639. 683.—LIII. 634.—LIV. 551 —L Ve 396. 514. 546, . ; 
Navigations, LV. 362. 462. 511. 648. 

Million Bank, LI. 650. 


Navigations, Canals, &amp;c. XLVI. 391.—XLVII. 680. 700. 815.—XLVIII, 317. 358, 389, 421. 
609. 764.—XLIX. 335.—L. 484.—LI. 562.—LV. 351. : 


Pawnbrokers, LI. 624. 

Poor, XLVII. 765.—XLIX. 580. 

Porterage Rates, LIV. 565. 

Ships ; Owners liable to Damages, LII. 681. 

Squares and Streets, L. 550.—LI. 485.—LIII. 584. 

Wool and Worfted Yarn, County of Norfolk, XLVI. 249. 632. 


Re-committed to the fame Committees, after fome Proceedings on the Reports, 
V1Z. 
Inclofures, L. 435. 
Poor Removal, XLIX. 580. 
Petition for Provifion to be made in a Bill re-committed, and Inftruction thereon, LI. 634. 


Upon Notice being taken that there were Interlineations in the Amendments 
made by the Committee to the Bill, viz. 


Dover and Deal Roads, LIl. 421. 


There being Omiffions in Reports, and other Amendments being necefjary, 
therefore re-committed, Viz. 


Navigations, &amp;c. LV. 351. 


Several Claufes being intended to be offered, re-committed with re[pec to the 
Said Claufes, viz. | | 


Pawnbrokers Bill, Lv. 662. 





See infra. 


Bills again re-committed to the fame Committees, viz. 
Bridges, XLVII. 737- , 
Inclofures, LI. 655. 


Navigations, &amp;c. XLVIII, 445. 
XI. Bills 












Bills. 





XI. Bills ss-conaieiaied to Select pe which before had Gait: 
committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, oz. 


iit. Mills ; better Regulation, Lv. 477: 
Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVIII. 683. 
As amended by Committees, and on confidering Reports, LV. 344. 


Re~committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, which before bad sal coma 
mitted to Séle&amp; Committees, viz. 


Workmen ; preventing unlawful Combinations, Bill to explain; &amp;c. the A&amp;; LV: 749. 


XII. Bills tranfmitted from one Committee to another, vz. 


From Committees of the whole Houfe to Sele&amp;t Committees, viz. 
112. For rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal, &amp;c. in Scotland, XLVIII. 766. 
For the better Relief of the Poor within the feveral Hundreds, &amp;c: in England, LI. 111, 


For facilitating the Divifion and Inclofure of Wafte Lands and Commons by Agreement, &amp;éj 
LI. 526. 


For allowing Cofts at the Difcretion of Courts in Cafes of Mifdemeanors, &amp;c. LI. 609. 


From Sele&amp;# Committees to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
113. For regulating the Trade, &amp;c. of Pawnbrokers, XLVI. 459.—XLVIII. 308. 


XIII. Bills withdrawn for various Reafons, wiz. 
114. The Names of the Commiffioners not being inferted in the Bill, XLVI. 346.—LI. 495.3 
LV. 555. 


Not being properly prepared, /q as to anfwer all the Purpofes -éubian which it was 
intended, &amp;c. viz. 





115. On the Reqiueft of the Chairman, by Direction of the Committee on the Bill, XLVII. 714. 

116. Not being effectual to anfwer the Purpofes thereby intended, XLVII. 611. 

117. Not properly prepared, according to the Order of Leave for preparing: and bringing it-in, LI. 429, 

118. Not properly prepared, LI. 384.—-LV. 627. See infra, 123. 

119. Proper Blanks not being left in the Bill, LI. 495. 

120. The Title of the Bill varying from the Order for prepating and bringing in the fame, XLVIII. 341. 
LIH. 696. 

121. The Houfe being informed that feveral material Alterations are neceflary to be made, and that it 
therefore would be convenient that the fame fhould be withdrawn, and another prefented, 
L. 229. 

122. As containing Provifions not authorized by the Order for preparing and bringing in the fame, 


XLVI. 657.—L. 374.—LI. 609. 


which fhould have been previoufly confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, LY. 396. 


not included in the Petition for the Bill; Lv. 417. 





oe 


Upon a Report from a Committee on a Bill, and Motion of the Chairman, viz. 


123. On not being properly prepared, fo as to an{wet all the Papen: § for which it was intended, 
XLVII. 714. 


The Report on which it was founded being inaccurate, LIII. 52 5. 
Parties defiring to withdraw them, LIV. 551. 


XIV. Bills paffed with unufual Expedition, zz. 
124. Ordered ; prefented, &amp;c.; fent to the Lords, and returned the fame Day, LIII. 6264 
Ditto, and received the Royal Affent, Lil. (555. 557- 558-) 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3A ». Ordered, 


















Bills eo with unufual. Expedition; Claufes added on Re- 
*| ports, &amp;c. ' 


‘ 





Ordered, &amp;c. and fent to the Lords the fame Day only, LIII. 299. 303. 304.—LIV. 727. 732.— 

LV. 923. 924. 

and ordered to be ingroffed the fame Day, XLIX. 610.—LY. 923. 
and Ditto in the fame Day, LI. 359. 


~_—_—— and read Firft Time, and ordered to be printed, XLIX. 739. 
Firft and Second Time, &amp;c. and Ditto, LI. 69. 


and read Firft and Second Time, and committed the fame Day, XLVI. 125. 657. 658. 
XLVIL. 46. 1062. 1064.—L. 616.—LII. 216. 634. 635.—LIV. 715. 716. 






























Prefented, 





125. Read Firft and Second Time, and committed the fame Day, XLVII. 1027. 1064.—XLIX. 479.— 
L. 239. 615.—LIl. 216. 256. 660, 739.—LV. 917. 








126. Read Second om ; committed ; confidered; reported ; and ordered to be ingroffed the fame Day, 
LIl. 356. 
127. all Ditto, and ordered to be printed the fame Day, LV. 371. 
128. Ordered 3 prefented, &amp;c. and confidered in the Committee, and to be reported the fame Day, LIY. 
, , 723. 724. 
all Ditto, and reported, LIV. 723. 
129. Committed ; confidered; reported ; and ordered to be ingrofled, XLVIII. 61. 


Confidered in the Committee, and reported, and ordered to be ingroffed, Lil. 232. 634. 


Confidered in the Committee ; reported ; ordered to be ingroffed, and read Third Time the fame 
Day, L. 620. 621. 


Reported ; ordered to be ingroffed; read Third Time, and fent to the Lords the fame Day, Lu. 
99- 100. 


Bills fent from the Lords, “viz. 


130, Received; read Firft and Second Time; committed; reported with Amendments; read Third 
Time, and fent back to the Lords the fame Day, LII. 366. 368.—LIII. 478. 479. 
‘a Received, &amp;c. and returned the fame Day, without Amendments, LIV. 707. 
‘. ————— and read Firft and Second Time, and committed the fame Day, LII. 741. 


Read Second Time, &amp;c. and fent back to the Lords the fame Day, LIII. 689. 


XV. Claufes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills, relating 
tO, viz. 
Accountants Public, viz. 


131. For more effeétually charging them with the Payment of Interef, &amp;8c-——“ Direéting that an Account 
. “ fhall be laid before Parliament, at the Commencement of every Seffion, of Public Accountants, 
“ whofe Profecutions have been fufpended,” Ly. 610.—* Other Claufes refpecting the Commif- 

“* fioners for auditing Public Accounts,” 623. 


ve For efablifhing a Company at Sierra Leona, &amp;Fc.——‘* That nothing therein contained fhall extend 

“* toaffecét the Rights of any other Britifh Subjects trading to Africa, or to obftruct Veffels be- 

“ longing to Britifh Subje¢ts from anchoring within the Limits fpecified in the Aét :”—— 

Another Claufe—“ For limiting the Duration of the A&amp;t;” XLVI. 630. On the Third 

Reading—*“ Tooblige the Company to publifh in the London Gazette the Account of their 

“ Capital, Debts, and Credits,” 663. 


















Ale, viz. 


132. For more effeétual Prevention of felling Ale, &amp;Sc. by Perfons not duly licenfed. “ By way of Ryder, 
“ for permitting Ale to be fold in Booths at Fairs, in the ufual Manner,” L. 612. 









Alehoufe-Keepers, &amp;c. viz. | 


133. To amend Aéts for licenfing Ditto, Sc——“ Diretting that the Times of licenfing Alchoufes in the 
“* Citvof London fhall not be altered,” XLVII. 796. | 









Aliens, 





Wills.—ciautes added on Reports and Third Readirig of Biils, 











Aliens, viz. 





The Bill fent from the Lords. For making the Inhabitants of any Parifh competent Witneffes; 
“ notwithftanding the Penalty incurred is given to the Poor of fuch Parith,” XLVIII. 85. 


Bill to continue, &amp;c. A&amp; of 33 Geo. IIl——* That Perfons having a Paffport thall ufe due Dilia 
‘© gence in making ufe of it,” LIII. 513. 


America.——See infra, (Weft Indies). 


Army, wz. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





For punifhing Mutiny and Defertion, c——* Declaring that certain Parts of the A&amp;t may be al- 
“* tered by any Act of the fame Seffion,” LI. 240, 





For enabling His Majefty to raife a provifional Force of Cavalry. “ For allowing Perfons charged 
‘‘.with the Duty on Horfes in more than One Place, to eleé&amp;t in which they will ferve, and to 
“ give Notice accordingly ;” Another Claufe—* For exempting Officers in the Army or 
«Militia, in refpe&amp;t of Horfes kept by them under His Majefty’s Regulations ;” Another 
Claufe— That Perfons having ceafed to keep Horfes for which they are affeffed, fhall re- 
“ ceive back a proportionable Part of the Affefiment :” Another Claufe—* Direéting 
*‘ how Horfes are to be provided, if the Perfon on whom the Lot falls fhall have no Horfe; 
“ or if his Horfe fhall not be approved of :” Another Claufe—* Declaring, that Towns 
“and Places made Part of Counties, Ridings, or Places, by Militia Act 26 Geo. III. hall 
“‘ be the fame for the Purpofes of this Act:” Another Claufe—“ For the Recovery and 
** Application of Penalties;” LII. 93. 94. On the Third Reading of the Bill—* By way 
“ of Ryder, dire&amp;ting, that when any Allowance is made to the ballotted Man for pro- 
“ viding a Horfe, he fhall deliver up the fame, at a certain Time, under a Penalty ;” commit 
ted, &amp;c. Another Claufe—‘s By way of Ryder, for the Purpofe of inflicting a pecuniary 
“ Penalty on Perfons fending a Horfe not fit, when they have one fit for Service ;” committed; 
&amp;c. Another Claufe,—“ Byway of Ryder, for the Purpofe of inflicting a pecuniary Pe- 
“ nalty on Perfons enrolled, and not appearing at the Mutter ;”’ committed, &amp;c. Another 
Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for providing a new Subftitute in the room of one who has given 
“ Notice of his Intention to refign :” Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for exempting 
** Officers of the Excife, who'are obliged to keep Horfes for the Execution of their Duty :” 
Another Claufe—‘ By way of Ryder, dire¢ting, that if in any Clafs there fhall be no Perfon fit 
“« for Military Service, then the Perfon on whom the Lot fhall firft fall thall provide a Subftitute, 
* and be allowed a Compenfation to be paid by the Receiver General, and levied on the Perfons 
“ in the Clafs;” 95. 96. 97. 100. 


~— Bill to explain and amend the [aid A&amp;.——* Direéting, that no Horfe of Fourteen Hands or 
upwards fhall be rejeéted on account of its Height :”-——-Another Claufe—* For repealing fo much 
““ of the Act as requires every Perfon enrolled to {wear that he isa Proteftant ;” LI. 229. 
On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, declaring, that whenever the Namber of Volun- 
“ teers regiftered for any Subdivifion fhall amount to the Proportion {pecified, all Appointments 
“ made and Ballots taken fhall be void :” Another Claufe—* Direéting the Mode of Pro- 
“ ceeding in the Cafes where the Volunteers fhall not amount to the Number {pecified :” 
Another Claufe—* Declaring that no Proceedings refpecting any Clafs already made, or any Ap- 
“ pointment or Ballot already had, thall be annulled, except in the Cafes therein mentioned :” 
Another Claufe—* For allowing any Perfon enrolled before the Corps fhall be embodied, to 
“ refign on producing a Subftitute :” Another Claufe—* Direéting the Names of Quakers 
“ to be ftruck out of Lifts, and for impofing a Fine upon them for each Horfe,” after being 
committed : Another Claufe—* Directing the i ny of a certain Sum by the Receiver 
““ General, for Subftitutes called out and embodied ;” after being committed ; 233. Another 
Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for empowering the Deputy Lieutenants who have omitted, or 
“&lt; (hall hereafter omit, to meet at the Times prefcribed by the Aét, to meet and exercife the 
“ Powers thereof at other Times ;” 235. 






























































For billetting Troops of Yeomanry Cavalry, &amp;§¢.——* For exempting Horfes ferving in any Volunteer * 
“ Corps of Cavalry from the Duty on Horfes granted by Act of the fame Seffion :” Another 
Claufe— That the Names of the Perfons furnifhing fuch Horfes fhall be inferted in the Cer- 
“ tificate of the Commanding Officer ;” LIII. 627. ‘ 


Army ; For explaining, Sc. an Aét of the fame Seffion, for raifing Men for the Army and Navy. 
“ For allowing a further Time for carrying the A&amp; into Execution; Lil. 229. Another 
Claufe—“ By way of Ryder, direéting, that Perfons enrolled to ferve inthe Army fhall be de- 
“ livered at the neareft Place of Rendezvous, or at the Head Quarters of the Regiment, or at 
“ Chatham Barracks :” Another Claufe—* Direéting, that if any Volunteer fhall defert after 
“ Delivery at the Place of Rendezvous, the Parifh, which fhall provide another Man, fhall be 
“ entitled to receive a certain Proportionof the Bounty :” Another Claufe—* Declaring, that 
«&lt; whenever Volunteers for the Army thall be entered in any Regiment, whofe Head Quarters fhall 
“ not lie within the County, it thall be lawful to convey them to Head Quarters, or to Chatham 
“ Barracks, as the Cafe may require, and directing when the Bounty Money fhall be paid :” 
Another Claufe—* For empowering Overfeers to deliver any Perfon raifed for the Army at the 
« Head Quarters of the Regiment, or at Chatham Barracks, and directing the Manner in — 

«“ t ey 




















































«* 


136. 























138. 










































































139. 


“they fhall pay the Remainder of the Bounty Money :” 


Pills,.—ciaukes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills: 





Another Claufe—“ For making 


“© Allowances to Parifhes, for conveying Volunteers for the Army or Navy to Head Quarters, 
“© Chatham Barracks, or on Board any of His Majefty’s Ships of War ;” this Claufe was commit- 
Another Claufe—“ Directing that no Perfon fhall be enrolled to ferve in the Army 


“ ted: 


« under a certain Height :” 








“ Atteftation ;” 235. 236. 
For reducing the Militia Forces, and increafing the Regular Forces, &amp;c.——“ By way of Ryder, for 


“ encouraging the Return of Deferters :” 








Another Claufe—* Being the Schedule containing the Form of the 


Another Claufe—* Directing the Commanding 


“ Officers to tranf{mit to the Clerks of the Peace the Names of Militia Men when difembodied ;” 


LIV. 715. 


Afylum, viz. 


“ Requiring that the Chaplain fhall be licenfed by the Bithop,” Lv. 555. 


Bank of England, viz. 


Dividends unclaimed. 





“© Exchequer to reduce the Money below £. 500,000,” XLVI. 353. 


For continuing the Reftriftions relative to the Payment of Cafh by the Bank. 





“© That the Commiffioners.of the Treafury fhall not direét Iffues from the 


“© By way of Ryder, 


“* for enabling the Bank to pay in Cafh, out of any Cafh which fhall have come into the Hands 
“ of the faid Governor and Company fubfequent to the 26th of February 1797, and which 
* fhall be at their Difpofal, any Sum, or any Part of any Debt or Demand, on giving Notice to 


“ the Speaker of thé Houfe of Commons, to be publifhed as therein mentioned :” 


Another 





Claufe—*“ By way of Ryder, to empower the faid Governor and Company to iffue Cath to 
“* the Two Royal Banks in Scotland, to a certain Amount;” Lil. 466. 


Boats, &amp;c. 


Bounties, v/z. 
For difaliowing Ditto on the E. 





See infra, 226. 


/ 


“ limiting the Duration of the Act,” LI. 615. 


For granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, Sc. 
‘© Wheat, according to the Average Price in the London Gazette,” Lv. 325. . 


Bread, viz. 
To permit Bakers to make and fell certain Sorts of Bread. 








tation to Ireland of Sail Cloth, '8c.——“ By way of Ryder, for 


“ Directing the Bounty to be paid for 


“ By way of Ryder, for faving the 


“ Rights of the City of London, and of the Company of Bakers there,” LI. 247. 





Io prohibit Perfons felling any Bread not baked Twenty-four Hours. “ For limiting the Time in 


*¢ which Informations fhall be laid :” 
“© Bread to His Majefty’s Forces on their March;” LV. 920. 








Another Claufe—* Authorizing Bakers to fell new 
Another Claufe—* By way of 


“ Rydér, for empowering the Wardmote Inqueft, and other Perfons, to fearch for and feize 
“© Bread which may be found in Bakers Bafkets, or other Conveyances, which fhall not have been 
“ baked Twenty-four Hours;” this was committed; 924. 


Cavalry.—See fupra, 135. 


Charity, viz. 
Sir William Harpur and Wife at Bedford——“ That to Truftee thall be a Lefiee of the Charity 


“ Eftate :” 


Coals, viz. 
For purchafing of the Duke of Richmond the Duty of One Shilling a Chalder, &amp;c. 








“ the Duty paid on Coals in certain Cafes,” Liv. 716. 


Coin, &amp;c, viz. 


To revive, (Sc. AE to prohibit the Importation of light Silver Coin, Se. 








Another Claufe—* Empowering the Attorney General to profecute a Truftee for - 
“© Mifconduét in the Court of Chancery, in a fummary Way :” 


Another Claufe—* Declaring 
“ that this Act fhall not operate as an Indemnity ;” XLVIII. 767. 


** For returning 


That Perfons having fent 


“ Silver to the Mint to be coined fhall receive the Value thereof, according to the Regulations of 
“ the Mint,” LI. 638. 


Commercial Credit, viz. 


** For allowing a fummary Application to the Court of Exchequer by the Perfons claiming the 
“* Goods warehoufed, if there is any Queftion concerning the Property :” 
—‘ Directing, that if the Whole of the Firft Number of Exchequer Bills are not iffued 


“‘ in the Time limited, the Refidue may be iffued in a fubfequent Period :” 





‘“ 


Another Claufe 





Another 


Claufe—* That the Officers of Cuftoms and Excife fhall receive the Goods depofited, and 
“ tranfmit a Certificate thereof to the Commiffioners ;” XLVIII. 733———On the Third 
Reading—* By way of Ryder, directing, that the Commiffioners may fue and be fued by the 


“ Name 









140. 


141. 


oe 


142. 


143. 


144. 


145. 


146. 


PiUS.—claufes: added on. Reports and. "Fhird Reading of Bills: 








* Name of their Secretary, and that the Wares depofited with the Commiffioners fhall be vefted 

** in them :”-——Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for limiting the: Quorum of the Com- 

** miffioners to Seven, unlefs otherwife provided for by the AG :” Another Claufe—* By 

“ way of Ryder,,for tendering Amends, limiting the Time within which Aétions fhall be 

* brought, and enabling the, Commiffioners, to plead the,General Iffue, and give the Act in 
“Evidence ;” 734..——On the Report of the Bill, for rendering, more effeétual the above-men- 
tioned AGt—* Refpecting Sequeftrations iffued againft Bankrupts in Scotland ;” Another 

~ Claufe—* To enable the Commiffioners to apply for Commiffions of Bankruptcy in England; 
“ and in Scotland for Sequeftrations, as other Créditors: may'do;” 863—=On the Third 
Reading—* By way of Ryder, to authorize the Commiffioners to take“frefh Securities from 
“ the Debtors under the former At, with their Confent ;” Another Claufe—* By way of 
“ Ryder, to rectify a Miftake. with refpeét to the Day on which certain Exchequer Bills are 
“© made payable, according to the Intention of the former AQ 3” 875. 

















Corn and Grain; viz. 


For regulating the Importation and Exportation of Ditto, Se. «« By way .of Ryder, for. ware- 
** houfing Corn, and allowing the fame to be taken out, on Payment of certain Duties :” 
Another ingroffed Claufe—“ For permitting the Exportation of Malt made and declared for 
“* Exportation before a certain Time :” Another ingrofled Claufe—* Allowing the Re-ex- 
“* portation of Foreign Corn imported and warehoufed in the! Manner, direéted: by the At:” 

Another ingroffed Claufe—* Dire€ting ‘that no Profecution fhall be commenced in the 

‘&lt; King’s Courts, whete Jurifdiction is given to Juftices of the Peace; XLVI.) 655. 














Corn, &amp;c. viz. | . dott 


For Indemnity re[pecting the Exportation of Wheat, &amp;c——* By way of Ryder, for permitting Po- 
“ tatoes to be carried Coaftwife, or to Ireland, or.as Ships Stores,” XLVUL, 59. 








Io amend A&amp; of 31 Geo. III. .for regulating the Importation and Exportation o Corn, &amp;e.———“ By 
“ way of Ryder, for giving to the Port of Borrowftounneis the fame Privilege as is given to 
** Grangemouth,” XLVIII. 831. thee 


To repeal fo much of AE of the fame Seffion as prohibits the Exportation, &amp;Se Duty-free, of feveral Sorts 
of Corn, &amp;8e. “ By way of Ryder, that no. Bounty fhall .be paid yop the Exportation of 
‘© Barley, Oats, or other Articles mentioned in the Bill, entered for Exportation before a Time 
“to be limited,” LII. 464. 


For continuing: fo much of Aét of the laft Seffion_asrelates to the Exportation and carrying Coatepile of 
certain Sorts of Corn, fc.——‘ Specifying in what Cates Corn may be imported ‘without Payinent 
“ of Duty,” Lill, 145. SES. BR ut ' ' 








Corporations, &amp;c viz.. 


To enable the Corporation of Liverpool to raife Money for better Defence of the Town.— “ By way 
“ of Ryder, directing that the Works hall be made with the Approbation of His Majefty, or 
“* the Board of Ordnance,” LJII. 695. 





For incorporating the Globe Infurance Office, &amp;c.——* To compel the Company to purchafe Land 
“Tet: Another Claufe—* To oblige-the Company’ to lay their Accounts annually be- 
“ fore Parliament; LIV. 688. 








For incorporating the London Flour and Bread Company. « That the Company fhall not make finer 
“© Bread than Standard Wheaten Bread :” Another Claufe—* For limiting the Continuance 
*« of the Act ;”. Blank filled up with “ Ten;”, LV. 727. 





Courts, viz. 
Of Judicature at Newfoundland. “ That no Officer of the Cuftoms fhall a¢ as a Juftice of the 
** Peace in the Ifland of Newfoundland,” XLVI, 778. 


Of the Dean and. Chapter of Saint Peter's, Weftminfler ——“ For re-invefting Purchafe .Money :” 
Another Claufe—* For empowering the Clerk to adjourn Meetings, in Cafes where a fuf- 
“* ficiept Number of Commiffioners do not attend,” LIV. 681. ~ 











Crown Lands, viz. II cha | 
For granting to Henry Earl of Exeter certain Parts of Rockingham Forefi——** By way of Ryder, di- 
‘* re€ting the Application of the Money to be paid to ‘His Majefty,” LI. 546. 
For granting to Fohn Earl of Weftmorland, €8c. certain Parts of Rockingham Foreft, Fc-——“ By way 
“ of Ryder, directing the Application of the Money to be paid to His Majefty,” LI. 547. 


For the further Support and Maintenance of Curates within the Church of England~——“ By way of 
“ Ryder, ertipoweting the Bifhop or Ordinary’to'revoke the Ghant made to the Curate of the 
- Houte, Garden, and Stable” after being committed to a! Committee of the whole Houfe ; 
LI. 689. 3 ~ Lots 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800 ) ej | 3B olin Cuftoms, 














/ 


Pills, —ctautes added on Réports and -‘Thitd Reading of Bills. 





Cuftoms, viz. 


For abolifhing certain Offices, Feral Declaring that Officers in the Cuftoms fhall not be com- 
** pelled to any additional Attendance,” LIIl. 456. On Third Reading—‘ By way of 
“ Ryder, for returmng a Lift to Parliament of Perfons placed on the Superannuation 
“ Fund,” 517. as 








Debtors Infolvent, wiz. 


“a “ For relieving Perfons in Prifon before 4 certain Time, and for a Sum! to be limited :” 
Another Claufe—“ For the Relief of certain Perfons confinéd in tle Gaok of York, 
* being Quakers, for Non-payment of Tythes ;” Lil. 716. 





Debts Small, viz. 


147. For the more eafy, 8c. Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland. « By way of Ryder, for authorizing 
“ the Magiltrates of Edinburgh to act under the Provifions of this Act :” Another Claufe— 
“ By way of Ryder, to extend the Jurifdiction of the Magiftrates of Edinburgh to £.40 
“* Scots ;”” L. 544. 


Deeds and Wills, viz. 


To refrain particular Trufts and Direétions in Ditto-——“ That nothing in the A&amp;ct contained thalt 
“ extend to any Difpofition of Heretable Property in Scotland,” Lv. 728. On Third Read- 
ing, —‘ Declaring in what Cafes the Reftrictions of the Act thall take Effect as te Wills made 

- before the paffing thereof ;” the Claufe entered ; 754. 











Defence of the Realm, viz. 


,aey cg. -. More effectually to provide for Ditto, ec. « Containing a Schedule and Form of Conviétion :” 
. —Another Claufe—* Empowering His Majefty to authorize Three Deputy Lieutenants to a&amp; 
“* in the Abfence of the Lord Lieutenant :” Another Claufe—* For making Compenfation to 
* * the Clerks of General and Subdivifion Meetings ;” LIII. 437. On Third Reading,—*“ By 
* way of Ryder, to define'the Cafes in which the Volunteers may be called: out,” 440. 
NIBMOGK 30i ee 














Diffenters, viz. 


148,, 7 To relieve Protefting Catholic Diffenters rom certain Penalties, ec. “* That no Perfor profeffing 
ae “the Roman Catholic Religion, who fhall take the Oaths mentioned in the Bill, fhall be pro- 
“ fecuted for teaching Youth as a Schoolmafter,” XLVI. 396. 





Diftillery, viz. 


149+ For continuing an AG of the preceding Seffion for prohibiting the making Low Wines and Spirits, &amp;c. 
| “ By way of Ryder, that if any Queftion ariles, whether Melaffes in Diftillery is the 
“ Manufacture of Great Britain, or not, the Proof of its being Foreign fhall lie on the Dif- 
“ tiller: Another Claufe— By way of Ryder, for excepting Potatoes grown by any 
“ Diftiller, and referved for the Ufe of his Family ;” LI. 226. 


See Supplp. 
Divorces, viz. 








150. Edward Brown. “ For making fome Provifion for the Support and Maintenance of Sufannah 
“© Brown his Wife,” XLVIII. 710. 





Docks, viz. 


151. Plymouth Dock, Sc. fupplying Ditto with Water. © By way of Ryder, directing that no Water 

© fhall be taken from the River Plym :” Another Claufe—* Enabling the Propnietors of 

“ the Undertaking to lay Pipes under certain Parts of the Fortifications at Plymouth Dock :”’ 

Another Claufe—*. For laying Pipes for fupplying the Barracks at Plymouth Dock 

“ with Water ;” XLVIII. 347. Another Claufe, by way of Ryder, after having been com- 

mitted, &amp;c.— For fubjeéting Perfons to Penalties for clandeftinely laying down Pipes to 

“ carry off the Water :” Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for fupplying the Militia 

“© with Water when. within the Lines :”’ Another Claufe— For fupplying the Navy with 

* Water in‘the Dock Yard, Hamoaze, and the Sound :” Another Claufe—- To empower 

~ the Proprietors.of the Works to take up the Pavement of the Streets for the Purpofe of re- 

“ pairing the Pipes :” Another Claufe—* For fupplying the Royal Hofpital and the 

«© Marine Barracks with Water ;” Another Claufe— Refpecting the Mode of making 
** Dividends to the Proprietors of the Works ;” 348. 


i) ~WetDaocks at the Port of London———* For making Satisfaion for Pavement in the Parifhes of 
: » * Saint Papl’s Shadwell and Saint George ;” Another Claufe—* Directing that Compen- 
































' *. fationfhall) be. made to Owners.af Tenements, Labourers, and other Perions, if they are 
—“ By way of Ryder, for empower- 
Another 

Clayfe 





“ fubject to Lofs on account of Carroons ;” LV. 544. 
“ ing the Directors to build a Wall round the Dock, and to inclofe the Quay :” 

















152. 


153- 


154. 


7 


155- 


156. 


Pills .—clautes added on Reports atid Third Reading of Bills. 


Mufton, Eaft Flotmanby, &amp;c. 


Fer transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to Ditto. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Claufe—“ For inflicting a Penalty on Mafters and Owners of Ships for ‘having Lights on 
“ board :” The Two lal committed :———Another Claufe—* For limiting'the Time for pur- 
“ chafing Lands; &amp;c. for the Purpofe of making the Dock:”——Another Claufe—* De- 
** claring, that the Perfon who fhall be in Poffeffion of the Lands at the Time of the Purchafe 
*« fhall be deemed entitled thereto; unlefs it fhall appear that fuch Poffeffion was wrongful :” 
Another Claufe—* For authorizing the Court of Chancery to order reafonable Expences of Pur- 
“ chafes to be paid by the Company ;” 560: 











For Duties;—See Supplp; 
Eaft India Company, viz. 
For eftablifoing a Refolution, &amp;8c. of the Governor General, €&amp;c. of Fort William in Ben al, granting 


further Powers to Lord Cornwallis, ce. ** To extend the Powers of the A&amp;t to General Me- 
“ dows, or to fuch other Perfon as fhall fueceed to the Offices of Governor General and Com- 
** mander in Chief,” XLVI. 640. 








Government and Trade of India. “ For regulating the Exportation of Copper to the Eaft 





“ Indies :” Another Claufe—* For empowering the Court of Direétors to fend out School- 
“ mafters, and Perfons approved by the Archbifhop of Canterbury, or the Bithop of London, 
* &amp;c. for the religious and moral Improvement of the native Inhabitants of the Britifh Do- 
** minions in India :’’ Another Claufe—* Requiring the Court of Directors to’ fettle the 
“ Deftination, and provide for the decent Maintenance of the faid feveral Perfons:” 
Another Claufe—“ Direéting the Removal of fuch Perfons, in certain Cafes :” Another 
Claufe—* For fending out and maintaining Chaplains at the principal Garrifons and Faétories, 
“ and on Board Ships of a certain Burthen in the Service of the Company :’’ Another 
Claufe—* Prefcribing the Oath to be taken by Perfons who thall hereafter be ele€ted Direétors 
“ of the Eaft India Company ;” XLVIII. 792. On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, 
“* not to permit, in private Trade, Articles prohibited by former Aéts :”’ Another Claufe— 
‘© By way of Ryder, that if the Directors difapprove of the additional Quantity of Tonnage 
* allowed by the Board of Controu!, His Majefty in Council fhall determine between them :”—— 
Another Claute—‘ For permitting the Tradeto the North-Weft Coaft of America, under 
“* certain Regulations :” Another Claufe— That the Regulations fhall not veft in any 
“ Council of Supercargoes greater Power over Ships in the Eaftern Seas, or on the Coafts of 
“« Japan, Korea, and China, than over the Ships employed in the Service of the Company :”-— 
Another Claule, after being committed—* That Perfons felling Goods and Merchandize at 
“ any Place not f{pecified in the Licenfe, or any Non-obfervance of the Regulations, thall be 
“* deemed guilty of a Mifdemeanor at Law, and fhall be fubje&amp; to the Penalties and Forfeitures 
“ impofed by the Act on illicit Trade :” Another Claufe—* That if the Company fhall not 
“ export a fufficient Quantity of Military Stores, &amp;c. the Board of Controul miay pérmit private 
“* Traders to export the fame, &amp;c.”” 802. 803. 


























Embanking, draining, preferving, &amp;c. Lands, viz. 
Everton, Scaftworth, Gringley on the Hill,€Sc. in the County of Nottingham. 





“* By way of Ryder, direét- 
“ ing that the Banks fhall be made of a certain Height, and at a certain Diftance from the Rivers 
“© Idle and Bycarfdike :” Another Claufe— By way of Ryder, that no Injury fhall be done 
“* to the Drainage belonging to the Participants of Hatfield Chace, nor to the Navigation of the 
“ Rivers Idle'and Bycaridike ;” LI. 606. 








“ By way of Ryder, direéting Two Parts of every Award between 
“« His Majetty and the Directors to be made, and one Part depofited in the Duchy Office :” 
Another Claufe—* Dire&amp;ting a Copy of the Plan, and certain Extraéts relating to His Ma- 
“* jefty’s Lands, to be depofited in the Duchy Office ;” LV. 742. 


See infra, 187. 256. 





Excife, viz. 





“ For allowing Rock Salt to be made 
“ into White Salt, at Refineries now entered for that Purpofe,” LIlI. 677. —On Third Read- 
ing—‘ By way of Ryder, for afcertaining the Price of Salt ;” after being committed : Another 
Claufe, the like—* For permitting foul Fifhery Salt to be ufed in manuring Land :” 
Another Claufe, the like—* Declaring that Rock Salt fhall not be refined at unlicenfed 
* Works:” Another Claufe, without being committed—“ For providing Places for de- 
“ pofiting Salt, free of Duty, for curing Fith ;” 688. ¥ 














Felony, viz. 





For regulating the Diftribution of Rewards, Se“ Directing that the Reward fhall be paid in 
** open Court without Fee,” XLVI. 666. : 


Fifheries, viz. : | 
«For. continuing A® of 26 Geo. Ml. for the more effetual Encouragement of the Britifh Fifheries. 





it By 
“ way of Ryder, for obviating Doubts refpecting the Forfeiture of Herrings landed and ayer: 
** with 






























157. 


158. 


159. 


160. 


161. 























PilS; —clauses added on. Reports: and ‘Third Reading of Bills. 


162. 


163. 


165. 


166, 


a 








“ with Salt.:’”-~——Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for obviating Doubts with refpe&amp; to 

“ the gutting of, Herrings, under an Act; of the Scotch Parliament, in the Reign of Queen 

“ Anne :” Another Clauie—* By way of Ryder,.for {pecifying the Name of the Veffel, in 

* cafe of Arreftments :”’ -Another Claufe—* By, way of, Ryder, to ¢xtend the like Invitation 

** to,Perfons employed in the Duteh Whale Fithery, as is doneto thofe employed in the Herring 
“ Fithery;” L..476: ie : ont F ry 

Fifheries (Whale) ——“ Dire&amp;ting that» Ships having on board One Apprentice for every Fifty 
*“* Tons Burthen, fhall be entitled to the Bounties,” XLVIL 679. 











For further encouraging, Sc. the Southern Whale Fifheries*——* By way of Ryder, to prevent Delays 
«* in Payment of the Bounties,” L. 565. 


Forefts, viz. 


Increafe of Timber it New Foret.“ To prevent the Officers of the Foreft from taking any Fee 
“ Tree, Fee Wood, Poundage, Commiffion, Gratuity, Perquifite, or Emolument, for any Fall 
“of Timber within the faid Foreft,” XLVI: 768. Another Claufe, on Third Reading—- 
“« By wayof Ryder, empowering the Commiffioners to enquire into difputed Claims between the 

“« Crown.and private Perfons, and to caufe a pe to be made and certified to the Commif- 

* fioners of the Treafury,” 792. A Claufe refpecting cutting Turves propofed to be left 

“ out, but was not, sdid. , 


For the better Prefervation of Timber in Ditto. « For ertabling the Commiffioners to alienate {mall 
“« Parcels of Land belonging to His Majefty,” Lv. 718. 








wv” 








Free Ports.—See infra, (Wett Indies.) 


Gold and Silver Plate, viz. 


For repealing the Duties on Ditto ufed in Watch Cafes. “ By way of Ryder, for allowing a Draws 
back on Exportation of the Duties paid on Watch Cafes,” LIII. 336. 





Hackney Coaches, viz. ) : 


For removing the Stand of Ditto out of Bond Street. * To fubje&amp;t Hackney Coachmen ftanding 
** and plying for Hire with their Coaches in the Streets mentioned in the Bill to certain pecu- 
“* niary Penalties ;” after being committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVII. 741. 





Harbours and Piers, wiz. 





Littlehampton. ‘© By way of Ryder, directing, that no Road or Way fhall be made over the 
“ Duke of Norfolk’s Lands, without Permiffion,” XLVII, 447. 


Liverpool. ** By way.of Ryder, declaring, that no Releafe by one of the Plaintiffs fhall affect 
“ the reft :” Another Claufe—* For making one entire Compenfation to Perfons interefted ;’’ 
LIV. 643. 


. Swanfea. For regulating the Water for the Floating Harbour :” Another Claufe—* De- 
*“ claring, that the Water Bailiff fhall not prevent Ships from mooring near the Bank ;” XLVI. 
620. 














Lrevannance Cove, in the Parifh of Saint Agnes, Cornwall——* By way of Ryder, for making Com- 
“* penfation to the Proprietors of the Harbour of Saint Ives,’ XLVIII. 861. 





Whitehaven. * By way of Ryder, for appointing of a Clerk to the Truftees, and carrying on 
*¢ Profecutions in his Name,” XLVII. 1064. . 


Havens, viz. 


Great Grimfby. In 
another Bill, for completing the Navigation, &amp;c.— Declaring, that if any Wet Dock is made 
** elfewhere, the Lands of the Quays and Wharfs fhall be held by the Owners ;” and feveral 

. other Claufes; Liv. 663. On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, declaring, that Land 
** fhall not be dugdeeper than may be requifite for affording a fufficient. fcouring Refervoir, 
“© to remain the exclufive Property of the Owners, &amp;c.” Another Claufe—* Declaring, 
“© that the detached Pieces-of Land therein defcribed may be taken, notwithftanding the Va- 
“* riations allowed by the Act ;” 674. tc 


# 








« For preferving the Rights of the Hull Dock Company,” LI. 594. 








Hawkers and Pedlars, viz. a2. wot su0d | 


To amend A&amp; of 29 Geo. III. for better regulating them, (8c-——“ By way of Ryder, for repealing 
* {o much of the faid A&amp; as reftrains Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen; from felling Goods, 

* Wares, or Merchandize within a certain: Diftance from any: City or Masket Town,” -L, 565. 
ito oC unnivdo 7 by Biase 


sa « . 7 s IV.1¥ + 
(.0« i-——c ) «¥a OF LVIAA BETH 















167. 


168. 


170. 


171. 


172. 


173- 


174. 


175. 


176. 


177 


479- 





PillS.—ctaukes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills. 





Hay and Straw, viz. 





The buying and felling of Ditto regulated——“* For endorfing the Warrant of Diftrefs, and awarding 
“ Cofts:” Another Claufe—* For allowing a Salefman, convicted, to obtain, in certain 
“* Cafes, the Re-payment of the Penalty and Cofts;” LI. 663. 





Hides and Skins, VIZ. 





To repeal fo much of A&amp; of 1 James lI. as relates to Horfe Hides, Se. * By way-of Ryder, for au- 
“ thorizing the Infpectors to receive a Sum not exceeding a Moiety of the higheft Penalty, 
“ for Damagedone to any Hide, without Conviction before a Magiftrate,”* LV. 642. _ 


Highways, VIZ. 


Abernant through Merthyr Tidvill, '8c.——* Direéting, that one of the Turnpike Gates thall not 
“ be ereéted until a certain Part of the Road is finifhed :’’ Another Claufe—* Directing 
‘“* that there fhall be no obftruction to the working of Mines :’- Another Claufe-—“ "al 
“ enabling the Truftees to fence the Roads to prevent the Tolls being evaded :”’ Another 
Claufe—* Directing how a particular Part of the Road fhall be made;” L. 503. 


Aylefoury through Princes Rifborough, ec. See infra, 178. 


Bawtry to Selby. “ That the Mortgagees fhall not be entitled to Principal or Intereft till the 
“&lt; Road is certified to be in good Repair :” Another Claufe—* That Perfons thall not be 
 fubject to more than One-Third of the Tolls for paffing through any one Turnpike, and that 
“ the Turnpikes fhall not be nearer than Six Miles toeach other ;” XLVIII. 764. 


Bolton-in-the- Moors to Leigh, Golbourne Dale, &amp;c. 
“ Penalties and Forfeitures,” L1. 603. 


























“ By way of Ryder, for better fecuring the 


Bolton-in-the Moors to Blackburn. 
“* Prime Ways,” LII. 597- 


Boughton Bars to Whitchurch. «© By way of Ryder, directing the Application of a certain Com- 
‘“* penfation, where the fame fhall exceed Two Hundred Pounds :” Another Claufe, the 
“* like—* Where the fame is not more than Two Hundred Pounds nor Jefs than Twenty 
** Pounds:” Another Claufe, the like— Where the fame fhall be lefs than Twenty 
“ Pounds ;” LV. 568. 


Buckingham through Brackley, €8c. *« For giving Notice to Proprietors, before their Lands are 
“ entered upon to get Materials,” XLVI. 537. 


Cambridge to Long Leys, €c. By way of Ryder, that the Surveyors fhall not take Materials 
“ from inclofed Lands, but under the Reftrictions therein mentioned,” XLVIII. 444. 


Cockerton Bridge to Staindrop. “ By way of Ryder, to prevent the Surveyor from taking Ma- 
“ terials without giving Notice,” XLVIII. 440. 





“ For difcharging certain Perfons from repairing Pack and 




















Colne to Blackburn, “ By way of Ryder, to obviate Doubts refpecting Carriages having Wheels of 
‘&lt; different Breadths,”’ LI. 423. 


Dean Foreft ; for amending, &amp;8c. feveral Roads in and through the Foreft, 8c. ** By Way of Ryder, | 
“ that Horfes and Carriages drawing Navy Timber fhall pay Toll but once a Day,” L. 621. 











Invernefsfhire, and Streets, €Sc. in Invernefs. “ By way of Ryder, that Perfons aggrieved may appeal 
“ to the Circuit Court of Jufticiary :” Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for fettling the 
“ Value of Houfes and Gron ds by a Jury;” XLVIII. 795. 


Neat Enftone to Bicefter. “¢ By way of Ryder, to prevent the Surveyors from taking Materials for 
“ the Roads without giving Notice, XLVIII. 625. 


Stafford and Uttoxeter. “‘ By way of Ryder, for exempting Lord Ferrers and his Tenants from 
“ Payment of Toll at certain Gates erected between the River Blythe and the Road from San- 
“ don to Wolfeley Bridge,” XLVIII. 669. 


Towcefter to the Turnpike Road in Cotton End, &amp;c. ** To enable the Surveyor to fearch for Ma- 
“© terials :” Another Claufe—* Direfling, that no Turnpike Gate fhall be ereéted within a 
“ certain Diftance from Cotton End;” L. 478. 

















Highways Turnpike, viz. 





Aylefoury through Princes Rifborough, Sc. * By way of Ryder, to prevent a Side Gate being erected 
“ acrofs the Thame Road :” Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for determining what 
“ Land fhall be deemed Parks, Orchards, or Gardens, within the Meaning of the Act ;” L. 459. 


Bolton-in-the-Moors to Leigh——* By Way of Ryder, for better fecuring the Penalties and For-' 
“ feitures,” LI. 603. 











Buildwas Bridge Roads to Tern Bridge——* For vefting Money belonging to Corporations and in- 
“ capacitated Perfons in the Funds,” LIV. 311. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3C 180. Colne 


































180. 


181. 


182, 


183, 


184, 


185. 


186. 


187. 





188. 







190. 






191. 






192. 








189. 






. 


| Wills ,—ciautes added on Reports and Third Reading ob Bills. : 


— 











Colne to Blackburn. © By way of Ryder, to obviate Doubts refpecting Carriages having Wheels 
“* of different Breadths,” LI. 423. ; 

Glafgow to Yoker Bridge, &amp;c.——““ By way of Ryder, for ereting Weighing Engines,” XLVI. 
759: 

Keightey to Kirkby-in-Kendad. 

Lea Bridge Roads.——“ By way of Ryder, for re-invefting Money paid for the Purchafe of Lands,” 
LIV. 408. 

Livingstone, Sc. to Glafgow.———“* By way of Ryder, for reducing the Tollson certain Carriages,” - 

“XLVUL. 781. 


Much Wenlock. to Creffage. ‘* For vefting Money belonging to Corporations and incapacitated 
“ Perfons in the Funds,” Liv. 311. 





“« For appointing additional Truftees, LV. 653. 








Peniftone Bridge to Grindleford Bridge, Sc.“ For exempting the Inhabitants of Darwent from 
“ paying Tolls,” XLVIII. 921.——Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, directing, that no 
“ Tolls fhall be taken between Grindleford Bridge and Darwent,” 922. 


Penn Inn to Shipley Lane, €8c. ** By way of Ryder, direting, that no Turnpike fhall be ereéted 
“ in the Parifhes of Otterford and Pitminfter,” XLVI. 771. 











Staughton, &amp;8c. in the County of Huntingdon. “© For invefting Purchafe Money in Land, to be 
* fettled to the fame Ufes,” LIV. 431. 





Surrey County Roads. “ Declaring, that Truftees and Creditors may have Infpection of the Books :”” 
Another Claufe—* For limiting the Toll on Carts laden with Chalk ;”’=——Another Claufe 
—* For enabling the Truftees to compound for the Toll ;” Lv. 671. 


Tadcafter to Halton Dyal. “ By way of Ryder, for limiting the Duration of the A&amp;,” LIIk 


120. 








Worcefter City; for improving the Entrance into Ditto. * Directing, that no Surplus Money, col- 
lected at the Upton Gate fhall be applied to the Purpofes of the Act,” L. 187. 





Hops, viz. 


To repeal A&amp; of 14 Geo. III. relative to Ditto-———“ By way of Ryder, to fettle the Time of 
“ weighing Hops,” Lv. 728. 


Houfe of Commons, viz. 


For eftablifhing certain Regulations in the Offices of the Houfee-——-* By way of Ryder, that if the Clerk 
“ Affiftant fhall continue in that Office, or be appointed Clerk at the Expiration of the Letters 
“ Patent, the Amount of his Salary fhall be himated according to the whole Number of 
*“ Years he fhall have held that Office :”’ Another Claufe—‘ That the Commiffioners may 
* proceed to the Execution of the Act, on the Expiration of the prefent Patents of the Office 
© of Clerk, and on the Expiration of the Patent of Serjeant at Arms, as far as the refpective 
“ Cafes admit ;” LV. 733. 734. 





Inclofures, viz. 


Draining, Preferving, and Improving, viz. 


South Holland (Spalding, Wefton, Moulton, €8c.) in the County of Lincoln. “ By way of Ryder, 
“ that no Exchange fhall be made of His Majefty’s Lands, without the Confent of the Lords 
* of the Treafury, and of the Leffee,” XLVIII. 788. | 





Embanking and Draining, viz. 


Spalding, Moulton, &amp;S¢. in the County of Lincoln. ‘© By way of Ryder, that no Exchange fhall be 
“ made of His Majefty’s Lands without the Confent of the Lords of the Treafury, and of 
* the Leffee,” XLVIII. 789. 





Other Inclofures, viz. 
Arnefoy. “ For afcertaining the Proportion of Chief Rents,” XLIX. 473. 


Barnard Cafle-——* By way of Ryder, that nothing therein contained fhall prejudice or affect the 
** Boundaries between the Manors of Eglefton and Raby,” L. 510. 


Barwick in Elmet: * By way of Ryder, to enable the Rector, with the Confent of the Arch 
“ bifhop, to leafe the Great Tythes,” LI. 629. 


Basford“ For trying the Right to the Manor between the Duke of Neweaftle and Mr. San- 
** ders, within a certain Time,” XLVII. 801, 


“ By way of Ryder, for fettling a Compenfation to the Vicar for certain Tythes,” 


.. Byfleet 














Beighton. 
Ll. 475+ 












194. 
195. 


196. 


197- 


198. 


199. 


200. 


20Ie 


202. 


203. 


204. 


205. 


206. 


207. 


208. 





PIS. —ciautes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills. 


Difeworth. 


* Marcle, Wolton, &amp;c. 


InpEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Byfleet and Weybridge. ** By way of Ryder, for making an Allotment to His Majefty in re- 
“ fpeét of Two Rabbit Warrens,” LV. 643. 





Carlton and Camblesforth. “ By way of Ryder, for appointing Arbitrators for the Purpofe of 
« afcertaining the Neceffity of erecting a Clough in the Townthip of Barlow,” LV. 540. 


Chatteris, Ifle of Ely. “ Directing, that the Occupiers of the Lands thall fill up Grips at their 
“ own Charges,” XLVIII. 373. 








Chiverell. *“* For empowering the Commiffioners to fet out Allotments to the Reétor in lieu of 
“© Money Payments,” LII. 691. 


Compton otherwife Compton Beauchamp. “* By way of Ryder, dire&amp;ting the Commiffioners to 
“ make an Award,” XLIX. 539. . ; 








«© By way of Ryder, for making Fences acrofs Freeboards :”——Another Claufe— 
“&lt; By way of Ryder, for making Allotments for Freeboards ;” XLIX. 408, 








Dunton Baffett. * By way of Ryder, for making an Allotment to the Vicar as a Compenfation 
“ for the Tythes of old inciofed Lands,” LI. 389. 


Edmonton. “ By way of Ryder, to authorize the Vicar to grant Leafes,” LV. 693. 


Epworth, Haxey, €8c. “© By way of Ryder, directing, that the Commiffioners fhall not make 
“ new Drains without the Opinion of Two Engineers,” L. 519. 


Epworth, Haxey, 8c. “ For compelling the Attendance of Witneffes, after being committed to 
“&lt;a Committee of the whole Houfe, &amp;c.” L. 504. 


Farnworth and Kerfley. “ By way of Ryder, directing, that no Exchange of Lands thall be 
“« made by Spiritual Perfons, without the Confent of the Bifhop or Ordinary,” LI. 586. 

















Forebridge. “ By way of Ryder, for the Application of Money to be paid to incapacitated 
“* Perfons,” LV. 611. 


General Inclofure Bill—“ By way of Ryder, for defraying the Expences of carrying the Aéct 


“ into Execution,” LII. 712. 


Grimfton (North ). ** By way of Ryder, to enable the Vicar to grant Leafes of the Land al- 
* lotted to him,” XLVII. 605. 


Hanley otherwife Handley, &amp;8c. 
“and Canons,” LI. 569. 

Hanworth, Feltham, c- “ Requiring the Commiffioners to make an Extraét of fo much of 
“ their Awards as contain a Defcription of the Allotment to His Majefty,” Lv. 559. 

Hertford. 


Hillam. « By way of Ryder, for fecuring the Payment of Tythe Rent to the Prebendary of 
“ Wilftow,”’ LII. 668. 


Hinton, Martell, &amp;c—* Dire&amp;ting the Reétor’s Allotment to be fenced at the Expence of the 
“* Proprietors,” LIl. 583. 


Holy Ifland. Directing, that Part of His Majefty’s Allotment thall adjoin to the Caftle,”’ 
XLVI. 465. 








“¢ For regulating the Allotment for Compenfation to the Dean 








‘¢ For borrowing Money for the Purpofes of the A&amp;,” LY. 422. 








Idfal otherwife Shiffnal=—“ By way of Ryder, for making an Allotment to the Vicar,” 
XLVI. 678. 





Kellington. “ To empower the Vicar to leafe his Allotment,” XLVI. 248. 


Lewknor and Poftcomb. *© Direting, that Lands fhall continue liable to Tythes, if the Pro. 
“ prietors are diffatisfied with the Valuation made by the Commiffioners,” XLVII. 794. 








“ By way of Ryder, for making an Allotment to the Vicar contiguous 
* to his Houfe,” L. 451. 


Milton. “ Directing, that if the Commiffioners fhall find any Difficulty in obtaining Purchafes 
“ in Land, they may apply the Money towards defraying the Expences of the Ad,” Ly. 
298. “ By way of Ryder, for Application of Money raifed in cafe a proper Purchafe of 
«* Land cannot be found in the Parifh,” 354. 


Moulton, 8c. See fupra, 187. 


Newark upon Trent——* By way of Ryder, for making an Extract of fo much of the Award as 
“ relates to the Allotment to be made to His Majefty, and fending it to the Surveyor General,’’ 
LV. 555. 

Northwold. * By way of Ryder, for enabling the Rector to leafe his Allotments, under certain 
“ Reftrictions,” LI. 399. 




















Penge-——“ For giving Leave to certain Perfons to.try their Rights to the faid Common within 
“a limited Time :” Another Claufe—*“ Direéting the Commiffioners to allot a certain 
“ Parcel of Land for getting Gravel for Repair of the Roads,” XLVII. 1025. Another 
Claufe—“ By way of Ryder, for limiting the Time of bringing Actions, and making a ~ 

** fuit 



































209. 


210, 


211. 


212. 


213. 


214. 
215. 


216. 


217. 
















PBills,—cruks added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills. a 





218. 


219. 





“ fuit of like Effect as a Verdict,” 1029. In another Bill—‘* To exempt the Archbifhop of 
** York from the Expences of the Aét,”’ XLVIII. 698. 


Pertenhall——“ For making an Exchange of Lands for Lands in the Parifh of Tyfoe,” LI. 505° 


Pillarton otherwife Pillardington. 
XLIX. 570- 


Selby. “« By way of Ryder, for trying Rights at Law, and to prevent the Commiffioners from 
“ deciding any Queftion of Title,”’ LIL. 668. 


Shelton. ** By way of Ryder, for making Duplicates of Schedules of each Allotment,” 
XLIX. 234. 


Skelton. “ By way of Ryder, directing that the Ring Fences of the Curate’s Allotment thall be 
« made by the Commiffioners,”” XLIX. 443. 


Somerfham Heath. ** For charging certain Lands with an Annual Payment in lieu of Rights of 
* Common ;” LI. 423. : 


Southleigh. “ For the Act not to vacate a certain Leafe of the Glebe and Tythes, or a Leafe of 
“ acertain Farm:” Another Claufe—* For fettling Doubts refpecting Tythe of Milk ;” 
XLVII. 801. 


Stafford Saint Mary. ** By way of Ryder, for the Application of Money to be paid by incapaci- 
“ tated Perfons,” LV. 611. 


Tatter/rall, Tatterfhall Thorpe, &amp;$c. 


Tew (Great and Little).——‘“ By way of Ryder, for making an Allowance to the Vicar of Great 
“« Tew,” XLVIII. 744. 

Thirfk, Weft Moor, &amp;8c. “To permit the Parties to try their Rights on Carlton Common by 
* Aéction at Law,” XLVIII. 830. 

Wyke Regis. 
“ out the Confent of the Ordinary, 


Y/ceifiog and Nannerch. 
“ muiffioner ;” LV. 633. 




















“* By way of Ryder, for making an Allotment to the Vicar,” 


























For enfranchifing Copyholds,” LI. 587. 








** By way of Ryder, that no Exchange fhall be made by Spiritual Perfons with- 
Lal. 633. 


‘© By way of Ryder, for making an Allowance to the Affiftant Com- 





Income, viz. 


Better anki ps and colleéting Ditto. “ Empowering any Court, having the Direction and 
«* Controul of any Income, to appoint a Perfon to make out and deliver Statements of fuch 
“ Income, for the Purpofe of its being affeffed ;” and feveral other Claufes; LV. 584. On 
the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, for empowering the Commiffioners to put Quef- 
“‘ tions in Writing to the Party to be charged, and receive Anfwers thereto:” Another 
Claufe—“ For extending the Provifions of former Acts to this Act, and of this A&amp; to former 
« Aéts ;” 600. 











Indemnity, viz. : 


For Orders in Council, Goods, &amp;Sc. admitted in Neutral Ships, and authorizing the iffuing of Orders for 
Ditto. “ By way of Ryder, for afcertaining the Quorum of the Commiffioners,” LI. 652. 


For Omiffions to obtain Certificates of Inrolment, Admiffions, Sc. in the Courts of the Kingdom. « By 
“« way of Ryder, declaring the Act public,” Lil. 660. 








For Volunteer Corps omitting to take out Certificates for wearing Hair Powder. “* By way of Ryder, 
“ for exempting Lieutenants of Greenwich Hofpital from the faid Duty,” LY. 359. 


India:——See fupra, 152. 153. 
Ireland, viz. 


Goods of Afia, Sc. to be imported from thence——“ By way of Ryder, that nothing therein con- 
“ tained fhall extend to permit the Importation from Ireland into Great Britain of Goods of 
“ the Growth or Manufacture of the Eaft Indies,” XLVIII. 832. 











Judges, viz. 


For Augmentation of their Salaries, 8c.—— By way of Ryder, for afcertaining the Proportion of 
** the Salary to be paid in cafe of a Judge dying or refigning his Office :” ** For empower- 
* ing the Succeffor from the Time of the Death or Refignation of his Predeceffor, to receive the 
“ Salary and Profits ;” LIV. 696. 








Juftices, viz. 


Fuftices of the Peace about the Metropolis ——* That Juftices and other Perfons appointed by virtue 
“ of this AG, fhall not vote or interfere in the Election of Members of Parliament for certain 
“© Places,” XLVII. 807. 





King, 











220. 


221.5 


222. 


223. 





&gt; 


PLS, —claufes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bibgle 





King, wiz. 


To enable His Majefty to fetile an Annuity on the Prince of Wales, Se.——** For fetting apart at the 
« Exchequer the Sum of £.1,250, to be paid’ Quarterly to His Royal Highnefs, or to fuch 
« Perfon as He thall appoint to receive the fame,” 1. 600.——Another Claufe— By way of 
“ Ryder, directing, that when the Debts of His Royal Highnefs. fhall be difcharged, there 
“ fhall be anew Plan formed for the Eftablifhment of His Hufchold “i Another Claufe— 
“ By way of Ryder, for fpecifying the Cafes in which His Royal Highnefs may be fued ;” 609. 


For the better enabling His Majefty to make Provifion for a fure and certain Fointure to the Princefs of 
Wales. “ By way of Ryder, declaring, that the Jointure given to Her Royal Highnefs by 
“* the Bill fhall be in Bar of Dower,” L. 612. 615. 














Land Tax, viz. 


Land Tax perpetual, and Redemption, Sc.——* Specifying the Form of the Contraé&amp;ts for Sale of 
“* the Crown Lands ;” and teveral other Claufes; Lill. 602. 604, On .Third Reading— 
“* For particular Perfons to appoint a. Common Truftee, &amp;c. being a Schedule, containing the 
“ Form of the Affignment of Land Tax by a Truftee ;’”’ 639. 


—— Bill for enlarging the Time for Redemption of Ditto———* For allowing the Sale of Reverfionary 
“ Eftates by Ecclefiaftical Bodies;” and feveral other Claufes; LIV. 80. On Third Reading— 
“ For afcertaining the Fees to be taken by the Clerk of the Peace; after being committed ; 
and other Claufes; 86. ” 


Redemption of the Land Tax by Bifhops, &amp;8e. “ Relpeéting the Limitation of the Time of 
“&lt; Appeals :” Another Claufe—*“ Being the Form of the Contraét ;” LIV. 321. 


To explain and amend an AG of the fame Sefion, relating to Ditto. ** To enable.the Cafhiers of the 

“« Bank to give Receipts for Sums advanced, &amp;c.:” Another Claufe—* For enabling the 

* Courts of Chancery and Seffion to direét the Sale of Eftates difcharged from Incumbrances :” 
Another Claufe—‘“ For empowering Perfons to fell Heriots, and other Services, for pur- 
“* chafing the Land Tax ;” LIV. 699. On Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, to enable 
‘“* Corporations, &amp;c. to apply Monies vefted in the Funds, &amp;c. forthe Purpofe of being laid out 
“* m Land, in the Redemption of the Land Tax :” Another Claufe—“ To enable Bodies 
“* Corporate, &amp;c. to redeem their Land Tax, after 25th June 1799, in preference to their 
“ Leffees ;” 708. 


In another Bill, for further extending the Period of Preference, ©. “ Declaring, that Patrons of 
‘*- Livings, who have redeemed their Land Tax, -fliall be entitled to the fame Remedies for Re- 
“covery of the Amount as Landlords have,” LV. 352. 


In another Bill. “ By way of Ryder, fot raifing Money by Mortgage for reimburfing Sums laid 
“* out in the Redemption of Land Tax,” Lv. 920. 












































Land Tax Commiffioners, v/x. 


For reétifying Miftakes in the Names of Commiffioners appointed by A&amp; of the preceding Seffion. “ By 
“ way of Ryder, for indemnifying Perfons who acted as Commiffioners without being named in 
“ the former Act, and to legalize their Proceedings,” XLVII. 710. 


For altering, Sc.an A&amp; of the fame Seffion, relating to the Qualifications of Commiffioners. For 
“* repealing the former Qualifications :”’——- Another Claufle—* For declaring the new Quilifi- 
* cations ;” LIIl. 546. 








Laws Expiring, viz. 


For continuing f-veral relating to the allowing the Importation of Rape Seed, &amp;ce——‘ For afcertaining 
*“* the Value of Rape Seed,” Liv. 438. 


See fupra, 156. 


Leather, wiz. 





To amend AG of 2 James \. relating to tanning Ditto, §c———“ For fecuring to Mr. Sealy the 
“ Privilege of his Patent :”———Another Claufe—* For fealing Leather with a diftin&amp; Seal, 
‘* tanned as therein mentioned ;”” LUI. 615. 





Licences, viz. 


For afcertaining the Rate of Duty to be paid for Ditto. “ Declaring, that when the Juftices of any 
* ‘City or Corporate Town are, by Law, incapable of granting Ale or Beer Licences, a County 
“ Juftice may act,” LIV. 708. 





Markets, wiz. 


For extending the Powers of Lewes Market ———“ By way of Ryder, for fecuring the Rights of the 
“ Lords of the Borough,” XLVI. 660. te 


Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—-1800.) | 3D : Militia, 














PWG, —ctaufes addedon Reports and Thitd Reading of Bill.’ 





Militia, viz. 
224. ° Militia Families—-“ By ‘way of Ryder, for giving a Retrofpeét to the Provifions of the A&amp; for 
* making Allowances tothe Wives and Children of Militia Men and Subftitutes,” XLVIII. 274. 
—In another Bill—* By way of Ryder, for Relief of the Families of Non+commiffioned Of- 
* ficers reduced to the Rariks,”” LI. 764, 


e Militia Angmentation»——“ Dire€ting, that Perfons fhould not be rejected as Subftitutes on Account 

~ © of the Number of their Children :”°———Another Claufe—* For allowing Perfons after their 

“ being enrolled to provide Subftitutes ;” LII. g0—+-On the Third Reading—** By way. of 

“« Ryder, for making Allowances to the Families of fuch Militia Men during the Twenty Days 

“ of Exercife ;”” after being committed ; 92+——Bill to explain and amend the faid AQ— 

“ That no Perion enrolled under this Aét thall, during his Service, be liable to be chofen by 

“ Ballot to ferve in the Militia under any other Act :”———Another Claufe—* For repealing fo 

*« much of the A&amp;é as requites every Perfon enrolled to fwear that he is a Proteftant:”’ 

Another Claufe—“ Empowering. Perfons to offer themfelves to ferve as Subftitutes for. any 

** Subdivifion, and directing the Proceedings thereupon 3” 229. Another Claufe—“ By 

“« way of Ryder, for authorizing Overfeers of the Poor, to give to Subftitutes fuch a Sum as 

“* fhall be fixed by the Sub-divifion Meeting, and to reimburle themfelves out of the Rates;”* 
after being committed ; 232. 


Militia reduced, &amp;c.——See fupra, (Army). 


0 Militia Supplementary ; called out——“ By way of Ryder, for granting an Allowance to Perfons 
“ called out in Ditto,” Lill. 248. 


Militia Volunteers to go to Ireland. * Declaring, that Muficians and Armourers fhall not inlift 
“ without the Confent of the Colonel or Commanding Officer :” Another Claufe—* That 
* the Colonel or Commanding Officer may refufe to difcharge any Man, on giving in a written 
“ Declaration to the General as the Caufe of his Refufal, if the General fhall deem tuch Cauie 
“ fufficient,” LV. 32. 


Mills, viz. 


225. For better Regulation of Ditto————“ Dire&amp;ing, that every Miller fhall put up a Table of the 
** Prices in Money, or of the Amount of Toll, for which the teveral Operations of his Mill are 
“ to be performed :” This Claufe was referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, &amp;c. 
Another Claufe—* To exempt Mills kept by private Perfons from the Regulations and Provi« 
“ fions of this A ;” LI. 575. .- 





























&amp;, 








Navigable Rivers, Navigations, &amp;c. viz. 


226, For requiring all Boats, Barges, &amp;c. ufed thereow to be regiftered. “ By way of Ryder, for marking 
“ the Name of the Owner, and the Burthen of the Veffel, on the Stern thereof ;’”’ which was 
“ committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe: Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, 
“* for extending the Provifions of the Act to Veflels to be ufed, as well as to thofe now uled, ia 
* the Navigations ;” L. 479. 











2276 Aberdeen Canal. “ For recovering Lands.in cafe the Canal fhall not be completed, or thall be 
“ difufed,” LI. 522. 
228, | Bain River from Horacaftle. «© By way of Ryder, to enable the Lords of certain Manors to re- 





“ pair the Works, and for reimburfing them the Expence,” XLVII. 746. 


229. Datchet Canal. “ By way of Ryder, for fecuring the Tolls at Hampton Court Bridge :”—— 
Another Claufe—* For preventing any Acts being done in the Manor of Laleham, without the 
“ Confent of the Earl of Lonfdale :” Another Claufe—* For purchafing a Towing Path 
“ belonging to the Earl of Lonfdale ;” L. 554. 


Dearne and Dove. ** By way of Ryder, for invefting Money paid for the Purchale of Land 
“ belonging to Perfons under any Difability, where it exceeds Two Hundred Pounds ;” 
Alfo the like— Where the Purchafe Money is between Twenty Pounds and Two Hundred 
* Pounds :” ‘Alfo the like—“ Where it is lefs than Twenty Pounds ;” LV. 515. 


230. Dudley Canal.——“ By way of Ryder, declaring, that no Proprietor who fhall be in Arrear in-Pay- 
““ ment of Money on any Call, fhall be entitled to vote at a Public Meeting,” Lil. 188. 


231. Eau Brink and Bedford Level Fens. “ For making Compenfation and Satisfaction to Meffis. 
“ Cary and Lane, for any Injury they may receive for being deprived of their prefent Road to 
“ the Towns of Wiggenhall Saint German and Wiggenhall Saint Peter, L. 495. 


Ge Eau Brink and Bedford Level Fens, €&amp;c. continued. “© By way of Ryder, that nothing in the 
“ Aé&amp; contained fhall extend to charge His Majefty, or any Leffor, with the Fourpenny Tax, 
“ contrary to their Agreements with their Leffees :”———Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, 
“ for appointing Commiffioners to examine and afcertain the Expences incurred for the Purpo‘e 


“* of paffing the A&amp;t ;” L. 515. 
































232. Ellefmere ; for varying Whitchurch Line, &amp;e, ** To prevent the Company of Proprietors of the 
“© Ellefmere Canal from making ufe of any Water belonging to the Duke of Bridgewater,” LI. 
556. | 


233. Glamorgan{ire 











, 233- 


234. 


235 


236. 


240. 
‘241. 


242. 


243- 


244. 


245. 


246. 


247. 





PS ,—clautes added on Reports and ‘Third Reading of Bills. 








Glamorganfhire amd Aberdare Canal——* For making Compenfation for the Tythes of the Land to 


‘© be employed in making the Canal,” XLVI. 291. 


Glamorganfhive Canal ( Merthyr Tidvile) to amend A&amp; of 30 Geo, HL For permitting AGions 


“ to be brought againft the Clerk of the Company,” LI. 509. 





Grand Funttion Canal; to enable the Company to complete the (am &amp;e. ** By way of Ryder, to pre- 
“ vent the getting Materials out of Sir John Filmer’s Land without his Confent :” Another 
Claufe— By way of Ryder, for regulating the Towing Paths in Sir John Filmer’s Lands :’——. 
Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for apportioning the Purchafe Monéy for certain Lands 
* to be ufed as a Refervoir, between the Lord of the Manor and other Perfons interefted; in the 

* Parith of Aldenham :”: Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for vefting Part of fuch Pur- 

** chafe Money in the Funds, for the Benefit of the Parties interefted :’”: Another Claufe— 

“« By way of Ryder, for vefting in the Company of Proprietors the Lands to be purchafed for 

“ the Refervoir, on Payment of the Purchafe Money :” Another Claufe— By way of 

“ Ryder, for reftraining the Company of Proprietors from taking more than a certain Quantity 

“ of Land for making the Refervoir ;” Li. 192. ' 


Hereford to Gloucefter Canal. “ Defcribing the Line of the Canal through Part of the Parith of 
“ Bofbury and the Parith of Ledbury :” Another Claufe—* Deicribing the Line of the 
“ Canal through Upleadon Farm :’———Another Claufe—* Direting certain Reftridtions re« 
“&lt; {pecting the taking of Water;” XLVI. 313: 


Huddersfield Canal. “ By way of Ryder, dire€ting, that before any Lands are re-fold, the Com- 
“pany fhall offer the fame to the Perfons from whom they were purehaled,” LV. 527. 





Cd 


























Itchin Navigation. *© For obliging Mr. D’Arcy to make, repair, and maintain certain Ditches, 
“« Drains, and Fences ;”+——Another Claufe—* To compel Purchafers of Shares to pay a 
“ rateable Proportion of Incumbrances ;”” L. 510. 








Ivel otherwife Yeo from Ivelchefer “ By way of Ryder, for raifing and finking the Height of the 
“ Water :” Another Claufe—* For preventing the erecting of Locks or Weits within certain 
“ Limits;” L. 539. 








Kennet and Avon Canal ; for varying the Line, &amp;c-———" Declaring, that nothing in the Bill con- 
“* tained fhall prejudice any Agreement made by the Compariy of Proprietors with the Tenants 
* of Sir James Pulteney and Lady Bath,” Lill. 428. 


Kirkby Kendal to Weft Houghton Canal. * By way of Ryder, to authorize Lord Archibald Hamil 
“ ton to make Side Cuts into the Canal,” XLVII. 701. 








Leeds to Liverpool ; to vary the Line of the Canal-———* By way of Ryder, to enable the Company 
“ of Proprietors to make Railways,” XLIX. 443. 


Leicefter to the River Nen, ec. “« By way of Ryder, for allowing Perfons whofe Lands adjoin 
“to the Canal, to make ufe of the Canal without paying Toll,” XLVUI. 436. 


Loughborough to Leicefter Communication. “ For ftacking Coals on the Wharfs,”” XLVI. 430. 


Manchefter to Afhion-under-Lyne and Oldham. “ By way of Ryder, for making a Towing Path 
“ through Mr. Clarke’s Eftate,” XLIX. 309. Bill for amending the Acts pafled—* By way 
“ of Ryder, for invefting Money paid for the Purchafe of Land belonging to Perfons under any 
* Difability, where it exceeds Two Hundred Pounds :—Alfo, “ Where the Purchafe Money 
“&lt; is between Twenty Pounds and Two Hundred Pounds; and the like for lefs than Twenty 
“ Pounds ;”’ LV. 457+ 


Marfion Bridge to or near Afiby-de-la-Zouch. “ To reftrain the Company of Proprietors from 
“‘ taking the Water of the River Anker or Meafe, or the Bramborough Brook, XLIX. 448. 


Melton Mowbray and Oakham. “To prevent Deviations into Lands not mentioned in the 
“ Plan, without the Confent of the Owners,” XLVIII, 661. 


Monmouthfhire Canal ; for extending Ditto, Se. “« For adjourning the General Affembly, if a fuf- 
“ ficient Number of Proprietors are not prefent,” LII. 626, 


Newbury to the River Avon, &amp;&amp;c. at Bath. “ By way of Ryder, for protecting the Lands of Lady 
“ Jones and Mrs. Popham :”" Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for fettling Damages 
“¢ not provided for by the Bill ;” XLIX. 455.——-=Bill to vary the Line of the faid Canal, and 
to amend the faid Ad, &amp;c. “ For enabling the Company of Proprietors to purchafe 
“ Lands, and to re-convey Part thereof, which may not be found neceffary, without incurring 
“ the Penalties of the Statute of Mortmain,” LI. 428. 


Nottingham Canal from the Cromford Canal. For fecuring a fufficient Quantity of Water for 
“ the Supply of the Erewath Canal,” XLVII. 685. 


Peak Foret Canal——— By way of Ryder, for vefting Money paid for the Purchafe of Land be- 
“ longing to Perfons under any Difability, where it exceeds Two Hundred Pounds :”—Alfo, 
“ Where the Purchafe Money is between Twenty Pounds and Two Hundred Pounds :”— 
Alfo, “ Where it is lefs than Twenty Pounds ;” LY. 456. 


Rochdale Canal——See infra, 249. 














Lal 























Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) : 248. Shrew/bury 

































248. 


249. 


2.50. 


251. 


252. 


253. 
254. 


255° 







257: 


















Pills.—ciautes added on Reports and Third Reading of Bills, &gt; 





260. 





Shrew/bury to the River Merfey at Netherton Poole, ‘c. ** By way of Ryder, to empower the Pro- 
“ prictors of the Ellefmere Canal to take the wafte Water from the Chefter Canal,” XVIII. 609. 


Sowerby Bridge Wharf to the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal, &amp;c. “« That nothing therein con- 

“ tained fhall affect the Duke of Bridgewater’s Intereft, without his Confent,” XLVIII. 622. 
In another Bill—* For authorizing the Company of Proprietors to take a Leafe of Man-, 
&amp; chefter School Mills, and to renew the Leafe from Time to Time, at the Option of the 
« Feoffees,’ XLIX. 320. * By way of Ryder, that no Refervoirs fthall be made without 
* the Confent of the Proprietors of the Land, nor in the Land of Mrs. Butterworth,” 332. 














——In another Bill, for completing the Canal. “ By way of Ryder, for invefting Money paid for 
“ the Purchafe of Land belonging to Perfons under any Dilability, where it exceeds Two Hun- 
« dred Pounds ;”+-—-Another for the like Purpofe— Where the Purchafe Money is between 
“© Twenty Pounds and Two Hundred Pounds ;”——--Another for the like Purpofe—* Where 
“ the Purchafe Money is lefs than Twenty Pounds ;” Lv. 456. 


Stratford upon Avon, amend Aéis, c..——** That the Branch fhall not be cut through the Lands 
“ belonging to King’s College, Canibridge, without their Confent,” LIv. 611. 











Swanfea in the County of Glamorgan Canal. 
“in making Collateral Cuts,” XLIX. 496. 


Swarkfione, Fc. Canal. « Empowering the Owners of Mills on the River Darwent to appoint 
“ an Agent,” XLVIII. 451. Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for reftraining the Com- 
“© pany from taking more than certain Tolls on Goods brought from the River Derwent ;” 655. 


Thames River ; for making, Sc. a Tunnel or Road under Ditto at Gravefend. 
“ for preferving the Rights of the City of London,” Liv. 725. 


Thames and Ifis Rivers improved, ©. “ Directing, that Veffels or Rafts of Timber, paffing 
“ by Pound Locks, fhall pay the fame Tolls as if they had paffed through fuch Pound Locks :” 
— Another Claufe—* Directing, that no higher Toll fhall be taken at one Pound Lock than 
* at another :” Another Claufe—* For empowering the Commiffioners to let the Toils :” 

Another Claufe— For fending Notice to the Committee Men of their Appointment, 

“ and of the Time and Place of their Firft Meeting :” Another Claufe—* For faving the 

“« Rights of the City of London :” Another Claufe—* Directing, that a General Meet- 

“ ing of the Commiffioners fhall be held annually in Weftminfter ;” L. 552. 


“* By way of Ryder, for preventing Wafte of Water 











“© By way of Ryder, 

















Trent River to the Nottingham Canal at Lenton. “* By way of Ryder, to prevent a further Re- 
“ duction of Tolls on Coals and Coke in certain Cafes,” XLIX. 467. 








Warwick to Birmingham. “ By way of Ryder, direéting how the Canal fhall be carried through 
“* the Lands of Sir Thomas Gouch,” XLVII. 278. 


Warwick and Braunfton Canal, *“ By way of Ryder, to prevent Refervoirs being made in the 
“© Lands of Mr. Knightley and Mrs. Leigh,” XLIx. 276. 


Welland River, in the County of Lincoln. “* For fencing off the Banks from the adjoining Lands, 
“ and vetting the Herbage in the Truftees; and for fetting out Roads and Side Bars ;”’ 
Another Claufe—* For regulating the Height of the Water:” Another Claufe—“ For 
« putting up Flafh Boards :” Another Claufe— For Prefervation of the Rights of the Cor- 
“ poration of Bofton, in refpect to the Admiralty Jurifdiction :” Another Claufe—“ That 
* no Land within the Purview of the A&amp; fhall be exempted from the Payment of the Tax, 
“ having once paid the fame ;” XLIX. 551. 


Wifbech River Canal to join the River Nene, ec. “« By way of Ryder, to prevent the Ufe of 
“ Tunnels in the Banks, unlefs the Water is of a certain Height,” XLIX. 462. 























Worfley to Painington, in the County of Lancafter, Navigable Cut—— By way of Ryder, for {e- 
“* curing the Property of Mines,” L. 416. 


For Navigations in Scotland.—-See infra, (Scotland) ; and fupra, 227. 


Navy, viz. 


For 'raifing Men in the feveral Counties of Great Britain for the Service of the Navy. “ Being 
“© a Schedule of the Form of Proceedings :”” Another Claufe—** To limit the Time of Ser- 
“wie; L.'276. On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, directing, that where fur- 
“ ther Time is allowed for raifing Men, further Time fhall be allowed for the Appeal :”’ 
Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, direCting, that if any Diftri€&amp; or Place does not contri- 
** bute to the County Rate, their Payment:is to.be afcertained by the Number of Inhabjted 
* Houfes ;” 279. 














For requiring the Owners, &amp;8c...of Ships belonging to Great Britain, to furnifh a certain Number of Men 

Sor the Navy——‘ For appointing Commiffioners for the Port of London :”-——Another 
. ‘Claufe—* Directing in what Manner the Commiffioners for the Port of London fhall take the 

Oaths :” Another Claufe—* For appointing the Quorum of the faid Commiffioners :” 
Another Claufe—* Directing, that One Seaman fhall be equivalent to Two Landmen;” 
L. 306. On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, that-no Place of Rendezvous thall 
“ be eftablifhed within the City or County of the City of London ;” 312. 














261. For, 















261. 


262. 


263. 


264. 


265. 


266. 
267. 





Wi S.—ciartes added on Reports and Third Reading Of Bills. | 








For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties, &amp;c, in Scotland for the Navy. “ By 
“ way of Ryder, for enlarging the Time allowed for raifing the Men :’”’ This was committed to 
a Committee of the whole Houfe; L. 438. 





For Regulation of the Marine Forces while on Shore——* Declaring, that certain Parts of the Aé 
“* may be altered by any Act of the fame Seffion,” LI. 294: 


Offices, viz. 


Of the Court of Chancery. “ That the Offices-when built thall continue to be affeffed to the 
“ Land Tax in the Liberty of the Rolls,” XLVII. 754: | 





Papifts, viz. 


To explain A&amp; 31 Geo. IIl——“ By way of Ryder, for allowing.an Appeal to the Quarter 
“* Seffions,” LV..730. 


Parliament, viz. 





For fhortening the Time of Meeting in Cafes of Adjournment. “ By way of Ryder, directing, that 
“© Orders appointed for future Days, by either Houfe of Parliament, fhall be deemed to have 
“‘ been appointed for the Day on which Parliament fhall meet under the Act,” Lv. 46. 


Poor, viz. 


To prevent Removal of Poor Perfons until they are aétually chargeable. * That Perfons convicted 
“© of Offences, and Perfons of evil Fame, fhall be confidered as actually chargeable,” L. 542. 


To authorize the Appointment of Perfons to affft the Overfeers. “ Declaring, that the Duty of 
“ Overfeers fhall not be affected by the Act:” Another Claufe—* Declaring, that the Act 
“ fhall not apply to Parilhes where an Affiftant has been appointed for Three Years paft ;” 
LIV. 552. , 


To explain A&amp;t 22 Geo. III. for better Relief of the Poor-——* By way of Ryder, for allowing an 
** Appeal to the Quarter Seffions :” Another Claufe—* For declaring the Aéc public ;” 
LV. 886. 


For making better Provifion for the Maintenance of the Pour, &amp;c. ** Declaring, that inftead of 
“ Fine Wheaten Bread given in Charity, Juftices may order a Diftribution of Houfehold Bread 
“ of the fame Value;” LV. 904. On the Third Reading—* By way of Ryder, for appoint- 
“ ing Perfons to affift the Overfeers in carrying the Act into Execution :”—— Another Claufe 
—* For direting Compenfations to Perfons employed to be made out of the Poor Rates ;” 
this was committed ; 906. d 























For Relief and Employment of the Poor, &amp;c. viz. 


Aldbourne Workhoufe: “ By way of Ryder, declaring, that certain Perfons may be Truftees for 
‘“« Life, whether they refide in the Parifh or not,” LV. 553. 








Atcham, Wroxeter, Se. ‘© By way of Ryder, that no larger Sum of Money fhall be levied in 
“© One Year than what has been raifed on the Average of Three Years :” Another Claufe— 
“© By way of Ryder, directing that a Copy of the Account of Receipts and Expenditure fhall 
** be filed by the Clerk of the Peace amongft the Records of the County ;”. XLVII. 820. 
Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, declaring, that if the Expenditure thall exceed a certain 
“ Sum, the Aé&amp; fhall ceafe after the Time therein mentioned; and for making certain Pro- 
* vifions in that Cafe; The Claufe amended, and agreed to; 820. 830. | 


Hampftead, Middlefex. “ Directing the Application of a certain Compenfation, where the fame 
** fhall exceed Two Hundred Pounds :” Ditto, “ Where the fame does not exceed Two 
“ Hundred Pounds, nor lefs than Twenty Pounds :’—Ditto, “ Where the fame fhall. be lefs 
** than Twenty Pounds ;” LV. 481. 


Ofwefiry. « That the Burial Ground fhall not be ufed till confecrated,” XLVI. 346. 


Whitchurch. “ By way of Ryder, direéting, that no Apprentice fhall be turned over without 
“ the Confent of the Directors :” Another Claufe—* For chufing a Prefident and Diréc- 
“ tors :” Another Claufe—* For taking the Examination of the Boor with refpect to’ the 
** Place of their legal Settlements :” Another Claufe—* Empowering a Juftice of the Peace 
“ to fettle Difputes between the Directors and the Mafters of Poor Perfons :” Another 
Claufe—“ Appointing the Number of Directors required to be prefent on certain Occa fions:” 
Another Claufe—* That the Day of Delivery of certain Notices fhould not be included 
“ in the Time appointed for giving fuch Notices,” XLVI. 829. 



































Ports, viz. 


For Regulation of Pilots, €c. at the Port of Hull——— For indemnifying the Harbour of Great 
“* Grimfby from any Damage to be fuftained by the A@,” Ly, 292. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3 E -  Promiffory 









Pill S.—clautes added on Reports and, Third Reading of Billél 








Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. viz. 


For fufpending, Se. Aas of 15 17 Geo, III. relating to Ditto. “ By way of Ryder, for inflict-? 
“&lt; ing rib on Perfons refufing to pay Notes on Demand ;” after being committed, &amp;c. 
LI. 363. ° 


See infra, (Scotland). 























Public Accounts, viz. 


For transferring Duties of Office from the Land Revenue. Declaring, that if during the Conti- 
“ nuance of the prefent Patent a Vacancy fhall happen by Death in the Offices of Auditor for 
“ Chefter, &amp;c. the Duties fhall be performed by the aéting Deputies, &amp;c.” LIV. 692. 








Quakers, viz. - 
268. For their. Relief relating to Tythes and their Affirmation. * To limit the Duration of the A@,” 
LI. 784. Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, for enabling the Court that iffues the Se- 





“ queftration, to order the Goods taken under it to be fold :’———Another Claufe—* To pre- 
“ vent fruitlefs Sequeftrations ;” 788. 


Scotland, viz. 


For raifing a certain Number of Men for the Army and Navy, Sc. 
“* portion of Affeffments between the Counties and Burghs,” 





“ For afcertaining the Pro- 
LII. 100. 


For enabling Banking Companies, &amp;Sc. to iffue Notes for Sums under Twenty Shillings, ‘Sc. “ For 
* indemnifying certain Perfons for having iffued Notes for {mall Sums contrary to Law,” LII. 
413 Bill to continue the faid ACt—* For limiting the Sum below which Notes fhall not 
“ be iffued,” LIV. 70. 


For raifing and embodying a Militia Force in Scotland. “ By way of Ryder, that where any County 
or Stewartry fhall furnifh One or more Company or Companies, the Lieutenant fhall appoint 
* the Captains, Lieutenants, and Enfigns :’’ Another Claufe—* Prefcribing the Method of 
‘* appointing the Captains, Lieutenants, and Enfigns, where more than One County are joined 
“ to form the Company :” Another Claufe—* Direéting an Allowance to be made to 
“ Schoolmafters, and others, for their Trouble in the Execution of this A&amp; :” Another 
- een By way of Ryder, direéting the Method of appointing Adjutants ;” Li1. 705. 
706. 




































To continue and amend an Aét for granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland. *¢ For allow- 
« ing Licences to Lowland Diftillers to be vacated within a certain Period, and on proper No- 
“ tice,” LIV. 401. 

For amending, &amp;8c. an A&amp; for making a Canal from Loch Gilp to Loch Crinan. 
“ the Payment of Subfcriptions,” LIV. 403. 











“ For compelling 









For encouraging the Improvement of Lands fubjeé&amp; to the Servitude of Thirlage. ** For proportion- 
“ ing the Commutation amongft the Tenants,” Liv. 548. 


See fupra, 181. 182.—Infra, 276. 







Seamen, viz. 











269. For their Encouragement, c. “ For including feveral {mall Ships in One Adjudication :” 
Another Claufe—* Directing, that Prize Agents thall advertife in the Gazette the Time of re- 
“ oiftering their Account of Sales;’”” XLVIII. 921. 






Seditious Meetings, &amp;c. viz. 


270. For the more effeétually preventing Ditto, “ Directing, that the Notice fent by the Perfons figning 
« it to the Clerk of the Peace, and by him to the Juftices, fhall be as effectual as if publithed 
“ in the News-paper,” LI. 158. Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, declaring, that 
“ no Payment to 4 Schoolmafter fhall be deemed a Payment of Money for Admiffion to Lec- 
“ tures, within the Meaning of this Act,” 178. 


“9 For more effeétual Supprefiion of Societies eftablifhed for feditious Purpofes, Sc. “ By way of 
“ Ryder, declaring, that the Provifions of the Bill fhall not extend to Papers printed by Order 
* of either Houfe of Parliament,” LIV. 530. 
































Sewers, viz. 
271. For repairing the Common Sewer in Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London. 









: © By way of Ryder, for 
“ extending certain Provifions of former Acts to this Act:” This was committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe; L. 619. 


For making, &amp;c. a new Sewer on Little Tower Hill——* Declaring, that all the Monies raifed by 












« the Bill thall be applied to the immediate Purpofes of it,” Lill. 635. On Third Read- 
ing—* Empowering the Commiffioners to repair the old Sewer, and the Part fo repaired to be 
“* deemed Part of the new Sewer,” 646. 

Ships, 






















* 


Pills.—ciautes added on Reports-and Third Reading of Bills. 








Ships, wiz. 


272. To prevent other Ships than thofe laden with Tobacco from mooring, Fc. at certain Places. * To 
“ prohibit damaged or mean Tobacco from being exported ;’”” This was committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe; XLVI. 610. 





273. For preventing Offences in burning or deftroying Ships, Ge. “ By way of Ryder, that Offences 
“ againft this:Act committed on the High Seas fhall be tried in the Court of Admiralty,” 
XLVI. 8653 





Slaves, viz. 





274. For continuing A&amp;s regulating the fhipping, Se. of Slaves from Africa, “ To explain Doubts 
“ touching the Validity of certain Infurances made on Cargoes of Slaves,” XLIX. 632. 
In another Bill—* For indemnifying Perfons for having granted certain Certificates,” LU. 685. 


oo To prohibit the trading for Slaves on the Coaft of Africa, within certain Limits. “ For ex- 
** empting from the Provifions of the Act, any Slave feized and condemned under the Powers 
“ thereof :” Another Claufe—* For direéting on whom the Onus Probandi hall lie, in cer- 
“tain Profecutions under the Act ;” LIV. 477. On the Third Reading—* By way of 
“ Ryder, for appointing Commiffioners to take an Account of Damages in confequence of this 
“ Act ;” and feverrl other Claufes, fome of which were committed, &amp;c. 502. 503. 














Societies, wiz. 


275. Friendly. “ By way of Ryder, direéting the Manner in which Certificates are to be 
* authenticated :’”——Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, to prevent Perfons refiding under: 
« fuch Certificates gaining a Settlement, by being rated and paying to any Tax 3” XLVIII. 798. 








Squares. and Streets, w/z. 





276. Aberdeen City. “ By way of Ryder, to prevent the taking of Water from public Wells for 
“« private Purpofes,” L. 486. 





2770 Saint George’s Road New Street, Surrey. “© By way of Ryder, directing the Line of the new 
“* Street,” XLVIII. 923. 





278. Ipfwich; Paving, Sc. “* By way of Ryder, direéting that.the Owners of Houfes fhould pay 
“ Two-Thirds, and the Occupiers One-Third, of the Rates,” XLVIII. 776. 








279. Walcot. “ To charge the Expence of the Alterations on the Inheritance :’’~——Another Claufe 
—* To oblige Tenants to give Notice to Landlords of their being compelled to make Al- 
* terations :” Another Claufe— Empowering Perfons to make ufe of their own Servants 

- “* as Porters ;”” XLVIII. 861. 





Sugar, viz. | : 





For allowing Britifh Plantation Sugar to be warehoufed, 8c. “ For allowing the Drawbacks on 
“. Sugar exported before sth of January,” LV. 45. Bill to repeal certain Duties. on Sugar 
and Coffee exported, &amp;c.— For deducting Fees and Stamp Duties on Bonds,” 577. 


For Claufes in Bills of Supply,—See Supplip. 





Trade, &amp;c. viz. 


For regulating Wages, €8c. in the Ribbon Manufaétory at Coventry. “ By way of Ryder, for 
“ impofing a Penalty on Perfons endeavouring to evade the At :” this Claufe was committed, 
“* &amp;c, Another Claufe—‘ For limiting the Time for Profecutions;” LIV. 675. 








Traitorous Correfpondence, viz. 


280. With His Majefty’s Enemies. 
“ Places,”: XLVIII. 612. 





“ For afcertaining the Commencement of the Aé&amp; at different 


T ythes__—_See fupra, Inclofures.. Quakers. 


Water, viz. 


For fupplying Weymouth, 8c. with Water. “ By way of Ryder, for afcertaining the Sums to be 
“paid for Water conveyed to Houfes to be built :” Another Claufe—* By way of Ryder, 
“ for giving a Preference to the Owners of old Houfes, in Cafes of a Scarcity of Water;” LI. 
682. 


“ That no Fire Engine fhall be erected except at 











For betier fupplying Liverpool with Water. 
“ the Head of the Spring,” LIV. 525. 


See fupra, 151. | 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Watermen, 















WillS,—ciautes added on. Reports and Third Réading of. Bills; &amp;e. 





Watermen, Wherrymen, &amp;c. viz. 


For better regulating them, &amp;c. ont the River Thames——* By way of Ryder, to prevent Watermen 
* @n board Craft from being taken by certain Warrants, until the Craft fall be moored, or 
“ unlefs a fufficient Number of Perfons are on Board to navigate the fame,” XLIX. 556. 


Weights, &amp;c. viz. 


281. Weights and defeétive Balances. For inflicting a Penalty on Perfons obftructing the Execution 
“ of the Act ;” after being committed : Another Claufe—* To enable any Juttice of the 
“ Peace to examine Weights and Balances, and to convict on his own View ;” L. 549. 








Weft Indies, viz. : 


To amend AE of 27 Geo. III. relating to Free Ports. “ For removing Doubts whether certain 
* Goods imported under Authority of this Act, may be exported to America or the Weft 
* Indies,” LI. 466. 





Workmen, viz, 


To explain, Sc. AF of the laft Seffion relative to Combinations. © Declaring, that this Ac&amp;t fhall 
** not extend to repeal the former Act as to Offences committed, or Penalties incurred, before 
“* the paffing this Act,” Lv. 766. 





Writs of Mandamus, viz. 


282. To explain, Fc. AB of g Queen Anne. 
“ Eight Years,” XLVIL 381. 





*‘ That the Profecutor may reply a Forfeiture within 


Claufes offered to be added to Bitls, and committed to Committees 
of the whole Houfe, relating to, vit. 


Army, viz. 


283. For enabling His Majefty to raife a Provincial Force of Cavalry. “« By way of Ryder, directing, 
“‘ that when any Allowance is made to the ballotted Man for providing a Horfe, he fhall de- 
“liver up the fame, at acertain Time, under a Penalty :” Another Claufe—‘ For the 
“ Purpofe of inflicting a pecuniary Penalty on Perfons fending a Horfe not fit, when they have 
“© one fit for Service :” Another Clauie—* For the Purpofe of inflicting a pecuniary Penalty 
“ on Perfons enrolled, and not appearing at the Mufter ;” LII. 95. 96. Bill to explain, &amp;c. 
the faid A&amp;t— By way of Ryder, direéting the Names of Quakers to be ftruck out of 
“ Lifts, and for impofing a Fine upon them for each Horfe :” Another Claufe—* By way 
“« of Ryder, direéting the Payment of a certain Sum by the Receiver General, for Subftitutes 
“ called out and embodied ;”” 233. 


Army ; Bill to explain, Fc. an AG of the fame Seffion, for raifing Men in the feveral Counties in England 
for the Army and Navy. ** For making Allowances to Parifhes for conveying Volunteers for 
* the Army or Navy to Head Quarters, Chatham Barracks, or on Board any of His Majefty’s 
“© Ships of War,” LIL. 236. 




















Bread, viz. 


For amending Aé&amp; 31 Geo. Il. relative to the Affize of Bread. ** By way of Ryder, for autho- 
“ rizing the weighing of Bread at any Time within Forty-eight Hours after the baking thereof, 
“ and inflicting Penalties for Deficiency,” LV. 715. 





Corporations, &amp;c. viz. 


For incorporating the London Flour, €&amp;c. Company——* For prohibiting Servants and Officers of 
“ the Company from trading in Meal, Flour, or Bread, under a Penalty,” LV. 731. 





Curates, viz. 


Within the Church of England, for their further Support. “ Empowering the Bifhop or Ordinary 
** to revoke the Grant made to the Curate of the Houfe, Garden, and Stable, under a Penalty,” 
LI. 689. 





Docks, : viz. 


° Wet Docks at the Port of London“ For empowering the Dire¢tors to build a Wall round the 
* Dock :” Another Claufe—* For inflicting a Penalty on Mafters, &amp;c. of Ships for having 








«“ Lights on Board;” LV. 560. 


Duties 




































MillS,—ciavkes committed to Committees of the whole Houfe. 


’ 





Duties, viz. 


For charging additional Duties on Amount of particular Affeffments. 
“ fons forging Receipts,” LUI. 171. 


For transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Commiffioners of Excife, 
“ certaining the Price of Salt :” Another Claufe—* For permitting foul Fithery Salt to be 
“ ufed in pamaring Land:” Another Claufe—* Declaring, that Rock Salt fhall not be re- 
“ fined at unlicenfed Works ;” Lull. 688. 





For the Punifhment of Per- 


“ For af- 











Hay and Straw, viz. 





284. To regulate the buying and felling of Ditto. “ By way of Ryder, to prevent Frauds by mixing 
** Water, Sand, or Earth with Hay or Straw, in order to increafe the Weight, under a Penalty,” 
LI. 681. } 


Inclofures, wiz. 


285. For dividing and inclofiag Epworth, Haxey, €9c. Commons. 
“ Witneffes, under a Penalty,” L. 504. 





“ For compelling the Attendance of 


India, viz. 


286. Government and Trade of India. “ Subjecting Perfons to Penalties for felling Goods and Mer- 
‘“* chandize at any Place not fpecified in their Licences, &amp;c.”” XLVIII. 803. 





Militia, viz. 





oe For providing an Augmentation to Ditto-——“ By way of Ryder, for making Allowances tothe Fa- 
“* milies of fuch Militia Men, during the Twenty Days of Exercife, to be paid out of the 
“ Parifh Rates, LI. g2. Bill to explain, &amp;c, the faid; A&amp;—‘ By way of Ryder, for 
“ authorizing Overfeers of the Poor to give to Subftitutes fuch a Sum as fhall be fixed by the 
“* Subdivifion Meeting, and to reimburfe themfelves out of the Rates,” LI. 232. 


Mills, viz. 


287. For better Regulation of Ditto. “ Directing, that every Miller fhall put up a Table of the 
“© Prices in Money, or of the Amount of Toll, for which the feveral Operations of his Mill are 
“ to be performed, under a Penalty,” LI. 575. 








Navigations, viz. 





288. For requiring all Boats, Sc. of certain Defcriptions, ufed on Navigable Rivers, to be regiftered. “ By 
“ way of Ryder, for marking the Name of the Owner, and the Burthen of the Veffel, on the 
“« Stern thereof, under a Penalty,” L. 479. 


Poor, viz. 





For making better Provifion for the Maintenance of the Poor, ec. “ For directing Compenfation 
“&lt; to Perfons employed, to be made out of the Poor Rates,” Lv. 906. 


Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. viz. 


For fufpending the Operation of Aéts of 15 &amp; 17 Geo. IIl——“ By way of Ryder, for inflicting 
“ a Penalty on Perfons refufing to pay Notes on Demand,” LII. 363. 





Scotland, viz. 
289. For raifing Men for the Navy in the feveral Counties, &amp;c. of Scotland ———‘* For enlarging the Time 
“* allowed for raifing the Men ;” Blanks intended to be filled with certain Penalties; L. 438. 
Sewers, viz. ; 


290. For repairing the Common Sewer in Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London,“ By way of Ryder, for 
“* extending certain Provifions of former Acts to this Act ;” fome of the faid Provifions fubjecting 
Perfons to Penalties ; L. 619. 


Ships, viz. 


291. Mooring and difcharging their Lading. “ To prohibit damaged or mean Tobacco from being 
% ae ;’ it being propofed to difcontinue the Allowances made to Importers of Ditto ; 
XLVI, O10. ) 








Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3F Slave 








hod 
. 


| Bills «—Claufes committed to Committees of the whole Houfe; &amp;c. 





Slave Trade, viz. 


* Within certain Limits. “ For reftraining Ships from touching at any Part of the prohibited 
“ Coaft, &amp;c.” and other Claufés, LIV..502. 503. 





Squares and Streets, viz. 


292. For removing the Stand of Hackney Coaches from Bond Street. “ To fubje€&amp;t Hackney Coachmen, 
“ ftanding and plying for Hire with their Coaches in the Streets mentioned inthe Bill, to cer- 
“* tain pecuniary Penalties,” XLVII. 742. 


ee For paving, &amp;Sc. Ipfwich. “ Directing, that the Owners of Houfes thould pay Two-Thirds, 
“ and the Occupiers One-Third, of the Rates ;” being to impofe a larger Rate on the Occupiers 
than was directed by the Bill; XLVIII. 776. . . 








Stamps, viz. : 





293. To enable the Commiffioners of Stamps to ftamp Deeds, Sc. in the Cafes therein mentioned. “« By way 
“ of Ryder, for making certain Regulations in the Cafes of Inftruments brought to be ftamped,” 
Lil. 746. : . 


Trade, &amp;c. viz. | : 
For regulating Wages, €Sc. in the Ribbon Manufaftory—“* For impofing a Penalty on Perfons en- 
*« deavouring to evade the Act,” LIV. 675. 
Water, viz. 


294. For fupplying*Plymouth Dock with Water. “ For fubjecting Perfons to Penalties for clandeftinely 
* Jaying down Pipes to carry off the Water,” XLVIII. 347. 348. 





Weights and Balances, viz. 
295. For more effettually preventing the Ufe of defettive Weights, Ge——* For inflicting a Penalty on 
“ Perfons obftructing the Execution of the Aa,” L. 549. 
Workmen, viz. 


“ To explain, Fc. A&amp; relative to Combinations. ‘© For inflicting a Penalty on Perfons refufing to 
“ fign their Submiffion to Arbitration, or to appoint an Arbitrator, or refufing to fubmit to 
“* the Award or Umpirage,” LV. 776. 








Claufes amended by the Houfe, viz. 


. After being committed and reported, XLVIII. 776. 


Claufes offered to the Houfe, &amp;c. viz. 


296. -—-— Twice read and amended, and made Parts of Bills, XLVI. 630. 646. 666.—XLVII. 807. 
820. 830.—XLVIII. 803.—LI. 235. 788.—LIII. 170. 531.—LV. 600. 643, 


Twice read and amended, and afterwards withdrawn, LI. 784. 








read Second Time and amended, and read Third Time and agreed to, &amp;c. XLVI. 6 55. 
——— Twice read and agreed to, and entered, LV. 728. 
Twice read, and negative being read Third Time, LI. 100.—LIII. 175. 





zs Twice read with Blanks, which being filled up, agreed to, XLVI. 630.—XLVII. 742. 
XLVI. 612. 677.-——-L. 600.—LII, 685. 716.—LIII. 546.—LIV. 70. 80. 321. soz. 
675.—-LV. 45. 633. 727. 

Twice read with Blanks, and committed, &amp;c. LII. 92. 96. 746. 8&amp;c.—LIII. 171. 175. 
688.—LIV. 85. 502. 503. 715. 732. 776.——See fupra, 283. 


Twice read with Blanks, and which being filled up, read Third Time, and agreed to, LI. 
235+ 247.—LIII. 176. 














ne ; Twice read with Blanks, and Amendment made, and Claufe agreed to, LIM. 171. 172. | 
* ——— and which being filled up and amended, read Third Time, and agreed to, LI. 464. 466. 


Twice read with Blanks, &amp;c, and Amendments being propofed, the Debate adjourned, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 820. 830.—LII. 96. 97. 100. , “2GS 





Twice read with Blanks ; negative filling it up with particular Words ; fill it up with other 
Words, and negative reading it a Third Time, LIII. 639. 





. —— Twice 























Twice read, and on Queftion put agreed to, XLVI. 646.—XLVIII. 85. 792.—L. 418: 
474-—LI. 784.—LH. 90. 100. 222. 363. 413. 583. 626. 716. 720.—LIII. 120+ 
“e 546. 602. 701.—LIV. 80. 103. 311. 403. 521. 611. 708.—LV. 292. 544. 653. 
718. 920. 





and read Firft Time, and on Divifion for their being read a Second Time, not Forty 
Members prefent, and the Houfe adjourns, Lill. 701. 

















297. and Thrice read, and on Queftion put agreed to, &amp;c. XLVI. 655.—XLYII. 759. 771. 
820. 829.—XLVIII. 274. 802.—L. 476.—LI. 178. 192. 235.—LII. 96. 100. 225. 
235- 236. 533. 615. 660. 668. 682.—LIIl. 175. 517. 643.—LIV. 408. 502. 674. 
725.—LV. 46. 264. 352. 456. 515. 560. 600. 776. 886. 
and read Third Time, after being committed, &amp;c. LII. 95. 96. 233. 236. 746.—LIII, 
175.—LIV. 86.—LV.“60. . ee eek 
Thrice read, and entered, &amp;c. Ly. 754. 
before — and the Houfe adjourns again brought up, and Thrice read and agreed to, 
LI. 518. 
ama Ditto = Second Time, and amended, and read Third Time, and made Part of the Bill, 
LIII. 694. ; 
Ditto, and Queftion again put, and negative Second Reading, LIII. 703. 
See infra, 302. 7 
Claufes added by Committees to Bills, viz. 
298. Sent from the Lords, XLVI. 653.—XLVIII. 63. 76. 710.—XLIX. 488. 573. 615. 634.—LI. 146. 


689.—LV. 703. 
—— Ditto, and amended by the Houfe, XLVIII. 84.—XLIX. 615. 616. 630. 
Added by the Houfe to Bills fent from the Lords, LI. 690.——LV. 728. 754. 


Claufes added by the Lords, viz. 


299. To Bills fent tothem, XLVI. 397.—XLVII. 616. 795. 819. 1065, 1075.—-XLVIII. 812. 994.— 
XLIX. 499. 636. 650. 652. 739.—L. 573.—LI. 629.—=LII. 230. 612. 637. 649. 686. 748.— 
LIIL. 267. 618. 632. 674. 703.—LIV. 319. 560. 686..713.—LYV. 596, 638. 777. 781. 


Claufes left out of Bills by the Lords, viz. 


300. In Bills fent to them, XLIX. 591. 


Claufes tran{pofed by the Lords, viz. 


In Bills fent tothem, LI. 256. 


Claufes reported, being Amendments of Committees, viz. 
301. And agreed to, LIl. 571. 
Amendments made thereto, and agreed to, XLVIII. 84.—L. 600.—LIII_ 168.—LIV. 102. 321. 
Amendments made thereto, and negative agreeing to the fame afterwards, XLVII. 741.—LIIL. 
168. 613. 
Claufes brought up, and read Firft Time, and Bills re-committed, Viz. 


302. For explaining, &amp;c. an Aét for raifing Men in the feveral Counties, &amp;c, in Scotland, for the Army 
and Navy, LII. 407. 


For better Prefervation of Timber in the New Foreft, Lv. 718. 


Claufes offered, and read Firft Time, and further Proceedings on the Bill 
adjourned, 1. 476. 
oo and Thrice read, and Ditto, LIV. 704. 
offered ; Motion made for bringing them up, and not Forty Members prefent, Houfe ad- 
journs, LIIl. 510. 


Claufes being intended to be offered, Bills re-committed with refpeét to Such 
Claufes, viz. 


Bank of England; Payment of Cath, Lil. 435. 











ee - again re-committed, LII. 447. 
Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) « Militia, 












Pills ints being intended to be offered, Bills re=committed 3 
&gt; ~&amp;e. : | : 





Militia reduced, &amp;c. LIV. 707. 
Pawnbrokers, LV. 662. 
Reports on Bills afterwards made, LIl. 447. 450. 























Claufes and Amendments being intended to be propofed on Third Readings of 
Bills, further Proceedings adjourned, viz. 
Bank of England; Payment of Cafh,” LII. 457. 
Additional Duties on particular Affeffments, LUI. 175." 


Leave given to offer Claufes on Third Reading of Bills, viz. 


303. For regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, ec. “ Purfuant to Refolutions of a Com- 
“* mittee of the whole Houfe, appointed to confider of allowing Foreign Corn imported to be 
“* warehoufed, at the Expence of the Importer,” XLVI. 639. 








304. For continuing and granting Duties on Foreign Spirits imported, &amp;Sc. “© For continuing to Mefirs. 
“« Bifhops of Maidftone, Diftillers, the Privileges and Exemptions fpecified, &amp;c. in an Act of 
* 27 Geo. III, purfuant to the Prayer of their Petition,” XLVIII. 804. 


See Supply, 581. 


Claufes withdrawn, viz. 


305. After being read the Firft Time, XLVIII. 792.—L. 418.—LIII. 513. 517. 639. 
After being Twice read and amended, and alfo the Motion for making the fame Part of a Bill, 
LI. 784. 


After being Twice read only, LI. 788.—LII. 229.—LIII. 170. 688. 701. 705. 





Ditto, and Amendments propofed, and Confideration thereof adjourned, LII. 100. 
Without being read, XLVIII. 413.—XLIX. 470.—LIV. 373. 

306. Claufes before offered withdrawn, LUI. 517. 

307. A Motion for a Claufe to ftand Part of a Bill withdrawn, XLVII. 824. 
——Ditto to be made Part of a Bill withdrawn, LI. 784. 

See Supplip, 601. 


« Claufes petitioned againff, iu. 404. 408. 416. 420,—LI. 536. 557. 568.—LV. 339. 


Claufes left out of Bills, viz. 
On Third Readings, viz. 
308, Inclofures ; declaring them to be Public Aéts, XLVI. 404. 658. 
Providing for the Families of Militia Men; a particular Claufe, &amp;c. XLVIII. 274. 
Army ; Provincial Cavalry ; a Claufe, LI. 235. 
See /upra, 300. 


Claufes cut out of Bills at the Table, viz. 


In Inclofures, XLVII. 809. 






Preffes, containing Claufes firuck out of Bills at the Table, viz. 


310. Relative to the Government and Trade of India, XLVIII. 803,—LIII. 665. 






Claufes miflaid, and Miftakes, ec. viz. 






311. Claufes having been miflaid are not entered in the Journals, XL VIII. 803.—LIII. 665. 
Q12. Claufes left ftanding in Bills by Miftake, and fent to the Lords, XLIX. 591. 
313. Claufes in Bills before the Houfe, reported to be read on Report of a Complaint refpecting public 





Notice not being given, XLVIII. 453. 


A Claufe agreed to omitted to be fent up to the Lords with a Bill; Meffage to the Lords, and the 
Claule ient up, Lil. 366. 






XVI. Bills 








XVI. Bills fent to the Lords, returned with their Lordfhips Amend- 


314. 








ments, vz. 


To which Amendments the. Commons have agreed, relating to, viz. 


Army and Navy Seduction, &amp;c, LII. (636. 637.)—LIIl. (132. 133.) 

Affets, LIII. (700. 703.) 

Bakers to fell Bread not baked Twenty-four Hours, Lv, (702. 707.) 

Banking Companies in Scotland, LII. (585. 593.)—LIV. (85. 90.) (384. 385.) 
Bills of Exchange and Notes for fmall Sums, LIV..(740. 742%) 

Bread ; Affize of Ditto, &amp;c. Lil. (673. 676.)—LV. (727. 733.) 

Bridges, XLVI. (730. 734-)—XLIX. (581. 591.)—LY. (534. 544.) 

Burying Ground, XLIX. 650. Pe 

Canals ; Scotland, LIV. (493. 499.) 

Caufes and Indictments, &amp;c. Lill. (625. 634.) 


Churches, XLVII. (826. 828.)—XLVIIL, (614. 672.)—XLIX. (456, 460.)—L. ‘510. (513. 515.) 
LI. (587. 592.)—-LII. (310. 321.) (471. 536.) ao : 
Colliers and Miners, LV. (727. 733-) 


Corn and Grain, XLVI. (696. 698.)—LII. (641. 644.) 

Corporations and Companies, LI. (291. 294.)—LIII. (506. 511.)—LIV. 740. 
Cotton Manufactures ; Difputes with Mafters and Workmen, Ly. (766. 783.) 
Courts ; Dean and Chapter of Weftminfter, LIV, (740. 741.) . 

Crown Lands; granting Ditto, &amp;c. L. (467. 472.) 

Debtors Infolvent, LU. 748. 

Debts Small, ‘in Scotland, L. (615. 621.) 

Ditto in London, LV. (725, 726,) 

Diffenters, XLVI. (696. 697.) 

Duties, LIV. 385. 





Eaft India Company, LI. 790.—LIV. (740. 741.) 

Eleétions controverted, XLIX. (740. 741.) 

Embankment, XLIX. (635. 636.) 

Fen Lands, Lil. (672. 700.) 

Fifheries, XLVI. 705.—LII. (481. 505.) 

Forefts, LV. (774. 777-) | 

France ; Money and Effects, &amp;c. XLIX. (252. 254.) 

Hamburgh ; Naval Stores, LIV. (739. 740.) 

Harbours, &amp;c. XLVII. (805. 808.)-—-XLVIII. (926. 945.) 

Havens, LIV. (718. 721.) 7 

Herrings, LV. (782. 791.) 

Highways, XLVI. (392. 397-)-——-XLVII. (605. 616.)——XLIX. (651. 734.)-——-LII. (396. 
400.) (481. 482.) (505. 509.) (505. 543. LIT. (570. 575:) (684. 686.)——LIv. 
(664. 682.) LV. (361. °375-) (546. 581.) (546. “96:5 (612, 634.): 

Hofpitals, L. (606: 610.) : 


Inclofures ; XLVI. (none.}——-XLVII. (727. 731.) (749--782-) (816. 819.) (826. 828.) (1088.) 
XLVI. 458. (657. 679.) (812. 816.), (819. 822.) (993- 994. 996.) XLIX. (412. 
418.) (456. 460.) (461. 468.) (544. 548.) (635. 636.) (651. 655.)———L. (288. 296.) (298. 
310.) (322. 331.) (421. 441.) (421. 433+) (461. 484.) (488. 517.) (494. 499:) (510.) (558. 
562.) (569. 570. 571) (571. OE e (585.)———LI. (449+) (475. 479.) (507+ 519-) ($22. 

597: 
) 











525-) (532. 538.). (572. 579.) 592.) (625. 629.) (643. 672.) (764. 766.) Lil. 
(228. 230.) (232. 234.) (436: 440.) (444. 458.) (459-'462.)(471-) (535- §44-) (606. 612.) 
(615. 618.) (641. 649.) (656. 658.) (684. 686.). (690. 691.) (715..725.) (723- 726.) 
(738. 743-) (748.)——LIII. (266. 267.) (361. 365.) (407. 424.) (426..427.) (426. 430.) 
(433- 435-) (436. 437.) (13. sali (570: 571.) (605: 619.) (606. 1618. 623.) eae 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3G 














us 


Bills: Sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments, and 
3 ’ | 


agreed to. 





622.) (616. 623.) (620. 623.) (625. 632.) (634.)..(634. 646.) (652. 653.) (657. 6612) &gt; ~ 





\ (665. 670.) (664. 676.) (672. 675.)——LIV.(470. 474.) (483. 494-) (493- 495-)° (543: ~ 
353-) (552. 556.) (562. 606.) (564. 567.) (612. 614.) (613. 617.) (618. 645.) (664. 
687.) (688. 695.) (707. 721-) (726.) (718. 721.) (740. 742.) LV. (301. 316.) (gor. 
304.) (316, 322.) (404. 446.) (445.°447-) (525.). (621. 639.) (636. 647.) (647. 679.) 
(666. 679.) (666. 668.) (669. 673.) (669. 671.) (669. 719.) (674. 680.) (684. 686.) 
(685. 688.) (689. 693.) (695. 712.) (701. 723.) (706. 720.) (725. 726.) (725. 748.) 
(743: 749-) (743- 747-) 7 | 

Indemnity (Offices) LIV. 136. 

India, LV. (773- 774-) 

Infane Perfons, LV. (777. 782.). / 

Inventions, XLVH, 1068:—LIIL. (643. 651.) 

Judges Salaries, LIV. 740. 


Juftices of the Peace, XLVIII. (877. 946.) 





_ Land Tax Redemption, LV. 373. 


London Flour and Bread Company, LV. (780.\ 781.) 

Lotteries; Pigat Diamond, LV. (706. 712.) 

Militia reduced, and Increafe of Regular Forces, LIV. (739. 740.) 
Exemption; Volunteer Corps, LIV. (437. 467.) - 








Augmentation, LII. (242. 256.) 
Supplementary, LIN. (266. 267.)—LIV. 137. 
Officers, &amp;c. Lill. (625. 655.) 

Names, XLVI. (383: 409.}—XLVII. (779. 783.) ' 
Naturalizations, XLVI. (229. 259.) 


Navigations, XLVII. (693- 697.) (779. 783.) (819. 825.) ——XLVIII. (316. 340.) (375. 390.) 
(430. 435-) (458.) (614. 624.) (650. 661.)°(657. 661.) (716. J22) (723. 727.) 
XLIX. (491. 499.) (563. 566.)———LI. (573. 574+) ($98. 603.) (764. 765.)——LIL (278. 
286.) (505. 519.) LIM. (513. 520.) LIV. (315. 319.)———LV. (546. sg0.) 

Navy; (Mutiny of Crews) Lil. (636. 637.) 


Oaths ; of Roman Catholics in Scotland, XLVIII. 804. 























Parliament ; fhortening Meetings by Adjournment, Lv. 48. 

Patents, XLVII. (1075. 1088.) 

Pawnbrokers, XLVI. (668. 681.) 

Penitentiary Houfes, XLIX. (737. 739.) 

Poor, XLVI. (415. 444.)—LIII. (687. 698.) 

Poft Office (Letters, &amp;c.)—L. (488. 501.) ; 
Promiffory Notes, LU. (375. 378.) (563. 565.)—Lul. (132. 133.)—LIV. 384. 
Quarantine, LV. 773. A 

Quebec, XLVI. (690. 691.) 

Roman Catholic Religion in Scotland, XLVIIL. (786. 804.) 

Sedition, L. (130. 140.)—LI. (233. 236.) 

Sheep ; depafturing on Commons, &amp;c. LIII. (664. 667.) 

Ships; Foreign, &amp;c. XLIX.( $44. 549.) ; 

Slave Trade ; regulating Ditto, &amp;c. XLIX. (7 37. 739-)—LIUI. (700. 704.) 
Societies, XLVI. (923. 944.) 

Squares and Streets, XLIX. (591. 592.) (650.)—LI. 790. 

Volunteer Corps, LIV. 137. (437-467.) 

Water; Supply of Plymouth Dock, XLVI. (439-\434-) 

Ditto Weymouth and.Melcombe Regis Town, &amp;c. LH. (701. 722.) 
Weights and Balanees, L. (594. 611.) | 

Writs of Mandamus, XLVIL (605. 1065.) 





315. The 


ae 























































‘Sent to the Lords, returned with Amendments, and 


Bills). agreed, to; fome, not agreed to; and | Resigns for not 


agreeing, &amp;es) 6 s bobrion \ * ORGS 





3t5- 


316. 


o~® 


Lapey XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


The Titles of Bills amended by the Lirds, and aprelt to, XLVI. aie 106) xu 783.— 
LIL. 482. 565. 593. 676.—LIII. 130. 151. 


with Reafons for Ditto, LIL. 1309. 





Reafons given for agreeing to certain ; Amendments of the Tonite: XLVI. 397.—XLIX. 591. 655. 
734.—LI. 236.—LII. 256. 286. 565. 644.—LIII. 130. 575. 686.—LIv. 385. 494.740. 
—~-LV. 322. 373- 774- oir 

A {pecial Entry of Ditto ordered to be made, XLIX. 592.—LIV. 682,., 

Agreed to, Parties confenting, XLVI. 452.—XLVII. 820.-—XLYIIL 994+ )996.—XLIX. bias 
L. 576.—LIl. 743.—LIII. 530. 646.—LIV. 617. 687. 695. 721. 

Ditto, except Perfons before diffenting, LIII. 675. 








Agents examined touching Confents of Parties to Ditto; XLVII 994.+-LU. 743: 


Days, &amp;c. appointed, for confidering Lords Amendwients, viz 


After returning from Mr. Haftings’s Trial in Weftminfter Hall, XLyIl. 1075. 

On the Morrow, LIIl. §17.—LIV. 720.—LV. 579. 623. 

Ditto further Confideration at Two o’Clock, LV 48 5. 

On particular Days, XLVI. 690.—XLVIII. 677. 69§.—LIII. 631. 678.—LIV. 648. 706. 





Deferred, XLVHI. 707.—LIII. 640. 644. 653. 685.—LV- 593- 
Confidered and adjourned, LV. 623. 





Further adjourned for Two Months, &amp;c. LV. 627. 
Now taken into Confideration, XLVII. 616.—XLVIII, 719.—LIl. 743. 


Motion for now taking faid Amendments into Confideration interrupted by a Complaint, 
XLVIII. 817. , 


Other Orders of the Day read, and defer Amendments, LIII. 685. 
Orders of the Day read, and defer Ditto, LI. 689. 
In Three Months, &amp;c. LIV. 695. 715.—LV. 601. 

See Conferences, 


To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, pai defer the further 


Confideration thereof for Three Months, Bes relating 0, viz. 
Debt National, XLVI. (805. 814.) ; 


Felony ; Diftribution of Rewards in thofe Cafes, XLVI. 696. 


, Highways, XLVI, 5 ge Fag (723- 751.) (781. 800. 809. $13-)—LIII, (359. 365.)—LIV. 


(688. 695.) 
Hops; fufpending Duty, &amp;c. LY. (578. 593. 601.) 
India; for abolifhing the Office of one,of the Judges at Calcutta, &amp;c. LIK. 751. 
Ditto for the better Adminiftration of Juftice at Madras, &amp;c. LII..751. 
Leather; to amend Act 2 James I. LIIl. 693. 
Navigations, &amp;c. XLVII. (782. 795.)—XLVIII. (806. 817. 842. yb y. (6x3, 627.) 
Offices; abolifhing certain in the Cuftoms, &amp;c. LI. 661. 
Pawnbrokers, XLVIII. (621,.671.)—LV. (727. 743,) 
Poor, LV. (406. 409.) 





‘ 


Population of Great Britain, LV. (914. 916.) 

Seditious Societies, LIV. 715. 

Servants Characters, XLVII. (830. 1062.) 

Slave Trade, LIV. (707. 722.) | 

Volunteer Companies, &amp;c. XLIX. (473. 477-) 

Woolcombing and Worfted Yarn Manufactures, in the County of Norfolk, XLVI. (439. 555-) 
Propofed to be deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. and not Forty Members prefent, XLV II. 996. 
Reafons given for not agreeing to Lords Amendments, XLVI. 643. 

Committees appointed to draw up Reafons for not agreeing, &amp;c. XLVI. 635. 












































































pitla*T 


318. 


321. 


TOTO! 


Sent to tie Loic returned with Ainbaitiiwes,' abd iiheys 


were amended, &amp;c. and Bills fent not returned. 


L—-Gs 


Amendments the Lords have agreed, viz. 
Aliens, LUM. (627. 645.) 
Inclofures, LIV. (549- 560. 598.) 
Traitorous Corréfpondence, XLVII. (672. 720. 722. 726.) 
—Ditto to Titles of particular Bills, LUI. €¥ap! 130. 131.) 


And which a the Commons never confidered, viz. 


Highways Turnpike, XLVI. 690. 


thereon, Viz. 
Highways Turnpike, XLVI. (586. 635. 643. 659.) 


To wwhies Amendments the Commons have agreed, with Halendments, to whofe 


To which Amendments the Commons have not agreed, and defire Conferences 


Reafons of the Lords for infifting on weeeatets made by them to Bills fent from the Com- 


mons, XLVI, 659- 


N. B. Where the Parenthefes ( ) are ufed, from No. 314 to No. 320, the Figures fo included belong to 


one and the fame Bill, fhewing the Pages where each Bill is returned and confidered, &amp;c. 


Sent to the Lords, not returned, relating to, viz. 


Attornies, &amp;c. LI. 653. 

Bridges, XLVI. 369. 642.—LIV. 563. 
Ditto in Scotland, XLVI. 369. 
Caft Plate Glafs Company, XLIX. 570. 
Catholic Diffenters, XLIX. 472. 





Catholic Religion ; for Perfons.of that Religion to ferve as Officers i in the Provincial Cavalry and 


Supplementary Militia, Lil. 701. 
Corporations and Companies (Surgeons), LII. 469. 
Cofts, LI. 782. 
Diftilleries in Scotland, LI. (700. 707.) 
Forefts, XLVII. 792. 
Game in Scotland, XLVI. 556. 
Harbours, XLIX. 461. 
Hemp and Flax, L. 637. 
Holidays, LUI. 391. 
Inclofures, XLVII. 809. 1029.—XLVIII. 716.—LII, 443. 608. 
Inclofures ; General Bill, LI..712. Bill of Claufes, Lv. 774, 
Indemnity, LUI. 317. 
Juries; to remove Doubts refpecting their Rights, &amp;c. XLVI. 681. 
Mandamus, Writs of, XLVI. 684. 
Militia, &amp;c. LII. 701.—LIV. 473. 
Millwrights, LIv. 613. 
Mifdemeanors, LIII. 648. 
Naturalizations, LV. 898. 





Navigations, XLVI. 627.—XLVI. 787.—XLVIII. 615.—L. §54.—LII. 699. 


New Foreft Timber, XLVII. 793. 

Papifts, LV. 730. 

Patentees, XLVIII. 831. 

Patents, XLVI. 479.—XLIX. 430.—LIV. 146. 
Quakers, LI. 788. 

Ribbon Manufactory, LIV. 675. 

Servants Characters, XLVI. 651. 

Ships and Veffels, Lill. 629, 

Slave Trade, within certain Limits, LIV. 503. 
Spirits, XLvit. 544. 

Squares and Streets, L. 298. 

Surgeons; LIL. 469. 

Vagrants, LI. 589. 


XVII. Bills 






322. 


323- 


325. 


326. 


Bills. 





XVII. Bills fent from the Lords agreed to by the Commons, with 


Amendments. 


To which Amendments the Lords have agreed, relating to, viz. 


Aliens ; Regulations relating to their arriving in this Kingdom, XLVIII. (75. 84. 90.) 
Church Lands, LUI. (680. 700.) 

Curates within the Church of England, Li. (678. 689. 699.) 

Debtors Infolvent, XLIX. (626. 633. 734.)—L. (565. 571.) 

Debtors ; Relief as to Imprifonment of their Perfons, &amp;c. XLVIII. (64. 89.) 
Deeds and Wills, LV. (754. 774+) 

Divorces, XLVIII. (710. 716. 835.) 


Eftates, XLVIII. (808. 815. 822.) (814. 82%.) (815. 822. 835.) (836. 846. 863.) (876. 922. 
926.)——X LIX. (587. 593. 612.)——L. 457. (528. 551.) (530. 551-) (552 558+ 564.)-—— 
LI. ($52. 555+ 567.) LIT. (618. 624. 653.) (645. 648. 653.) (75% 753-)——Lilt. (680. 
682. 700.) LIV. (692. 701. 710.) (712. 718. 726.) (688. 695. 718.) y's 721. 724.) 
——LV. (552. 641.) (578. 641.) (552. 641.) (589. 641.) (668. 671. 678. 

Grammar Schools, LIII. (697. 702. 705.) 

King; Safety of His Majefty’s Perfon, &amp;c. LI.. (146. 190. 220. 241.) 

rire: ial of Britifh Mariners, XLIX. (488. 495. 538. 559. 562. 572. 615. 
625. O50. 

Oaths; Omiffion to take Ditto, Lil. (366. 368. 371.) 

Reétories; Sale of Ditto, LI. (568. 570.) 

Reétors ; Glebe to leafe, XLIX. (634. 636. 651.) 

To Titles of Bills fent from the Lords, XLVI. 259. 662.—XLVIII. 814.—LI. 690.—LII. 482. 
FF 17!" 

See fupra, 318. 











To which Amendments the Lords have not agreed, or never confidered 


them, viz. 
For regulating the Offices of Clerks of Affize, Affociates, &amp;c. XLVI. (653. 662.) 


Sent from the Lords, to which the Commons have not agreed, but deferred 


for Three Months, &amp;c. viz. 


To regulate the Diftribution of Rewards in Cafes of Felony, and to enable Perfons convicted of 
Petty Larceny to be Witneffes, XLVI. 564.——See Felonup.—Larcenp. 


For punifhing and more effectually preventing the Crime of Adultery, LV. 631. 
To which the Commons have not agreed, by making no Report thereon from 
Committees, viz. 


For repealing fo much of an A&amp; of the preceding Seffion relating to Rogues and Vagabonds, as 
relates to Soldiers and Mariners, XLVIII. 925. 


o which the Commons have not agreed, but laid the Bill afide, viz. 
For granting Relief to Paftors, &amp;c. of the Epifcopal Communion in Scotland, XLVIL. 1023. 


XVIII. Queftions Negative, relating to Bills, vz. 


3*7- 
328. 
329- 


3309. 





To bringing in Bills, viz. 
To enable the Lord Chancellor, &amp;c. and the Twelve Judges of England, to fend and receive Let- 
ters and Packets free from Poftage, XLVI. 468. 


To indemnify fuch Perfons as have advifed His Majefty to order a certain Corps of Heffian Troops 
to be difembarked, and ftationed atthe Ifle of Wight, &amp;c. XLIX. 335. 


To enable His Majefty to licenfe as a Playhoufe, during the Summer Seafon, the Theatre called 
The Royalty Theatre, within the Liberty of the Tower of London, XLIX. 463. 





For the Purpofe of appropriating a certain Part of the Emoluments arifing from certain Penfions 
and Sinecure Places for the Service of the Public during the War, at the Difpofal of Parliament, 
&amp;c. XLI¥. 442. . 


Inpex XLVI. to LV, (1790—1800,) 3H 331. To 








PtllS.—Quettions Negative to bringing in Bills, &amp;e. 










































331 


335. 


337: 


338. 
-339- 
349- 


341. 


342. 


345° 
346. 
347: 


349: 


350. 





To repeal A&amp;t of 34 Geo, ILI. for fecuring, &amp;c, fuch Perfons as are fufpected of confpiring againft 
His Majefty’s Perfon and Government, L. 26. 


-——Ditto Aéts relative to Seditious Meetings, and Treafonable and Seditious Praétices, LII. 
601. 602. 


To prevent any Member of the Houfe of Commons from being’ concerned in any Contraét, &amp;c. 
for negotiating any Loan of Money for any Foreign Prince or State, or being a Subfcriber 
thereto, LI. 382. 


To vary and extend the Line of the Canal from the River Kennet near Newbury to the River 
Avon near Bath, LI. 407. 


For the better Regulation, 8c. of the State and Condition of Negro and other Slaves in the Weft 
India Iflands, &amp;c. Li. 567. 


For anatomizing the Bodies of Felons executed for Burglary or Highway Robbery, LI. 499. 


To repeal certain Statutes, enabling Perfons to bring Suits and Aétions to recover Penalties on the 
. Game Laws, LI. 655. 


For the Comm‘ffioners of Stamps to poftpone the carrying into Effect an A&amp;t for repealing certain ‘ 
Duties on Legacies, &amp;c. and granting other Duties thereon, LI. 783. 


To amend and regulate the Election of Members to ferve in the Commons Houfe of Parliament, 
Lil. 616. . 


For eftablifhing another Bank, if the Bank of England did not pay Cath for Notes on 24th June 
1797, Lil. 623. 


To amend Act of the laft Seffion for Prefervation of the Game in England, LI. 657. 
To limit the Duration of the Tax upon Income, LV. 610. 
See Arimp,— Potions, 101.—_ Questions Previous Megative, 9.—Srcotland, 109.— 
Supply, 665. 
Jo referring Motions for bringing in Bills to Committees of the whole Hou/e, viz. 
To repeal fundry Provifions in various Acts of Parliament, which were read, XLVII. 789. 
To limit and regulate the Importation of Slaves into the Britifh Colonies, &amp;c. XLVIII. 780. 
To give an Appeal to the Lords in Parliament from the Judgments, &amp;c. of the Courts of Jufticiary, 
&amp;c. in Scotland, in Matter of Law, XLIX. 123. . 
To adjourning a Debate on a Motion for reading a Bill a Firft Time, viz. 
For more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Affemblies, LI. 69. 


To Bills being read a Second Time, viz. 
For repealing certain Duties on Legacies and Shares of Perfonal Eftates, LI. 386. 


‘ Jo Bills being now read a Second Time, relating to, viz. 


Eaft India Company, LII. 577. 

Epifcopal Communion in Scotland, XLVII. 1023. 

Labourers in Hufbandry, LI. 386.—LV. 216. 

Middlefex County Rate, LII. 506. 

Millers ; for regulating the Price to be paid for grinding Corn, XLIX. 308. 
Navigable Canals; for making Ditto, &amp;c. XLVIII. 416.—XLIX. 376. 
Roads, XLVI. 291. 

Stamps ; Commiffioners to ftamp a particular Note, LII. 700. 

Bills from the Lords, Ditto, XLVII. 1023. 


Other Matters, viz. 
To reading Bills Second Time on particular Days, LIV. 566. 
To difcharging Orders for reading Bills a Second Time, XLVIII. 444. 


To particular Words ftanding Parts of Amendments propofed on Motions for Second Readings, 
LI. 506. : 


See Supply, 666. 


To committing Bills, viz. 


For making a navigable Cut from the Town of Saint Albans to join the Grand Junction Canal, 
XLIX. 208. ¥ 
Q 





PtllF.—Quettions Negative relating’ to Committees, Clanfes, &amp;c. 








To the Houfe refolving it/elf into a Committee on a particular Day, viz. 
351. On the Bill for more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Affemblies, LI. 115. 

















































Other Matters, viz. 
3.52. To adjourning a Debate on a Motion for committing a Bill, XLVI. 311. 
To filling up Blanks in Bills with particular Words, XLVI. 578. 


Jo re-committing Bills, relating to, viz. 


353- Duties, XLIX. 361. 
354 Harbours, XLVII. 803. 
355- Navigations, L. 293. 


Jo re-committing Bills for the Purpofe of confidering Petitions prefented againfi 
them, Viz. 
Inclofures, LII. 663. 


For Inftru€ctions to Committees on Bills, viz. 


356. For abolifhing the Trade carried on for fupplying Foreign Territories with Slaves. * To receive a 
“&lt; Claufe or Claufes for making Compeniation to iuch Perfons as ‘are at prefent concerned in the 
© faid Trade, and who may fuffer Lofs, &amp;c.” XLVIII. 825. 


357 For more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Affemblies——“ That they do, in the firft 
** place, enquire into the Truth of the feveral Matters alledged in the Preamble of the faid ~ 
“© Bill,” Li. 115. 


358. For facilitating the Divifion and Inclofure of Wafte Lands, &amp;c. ** That they have Power to turn 
“* the faid Bill into Two Bilis, if they think fit,” LI. 532. 








For granting certain Stamp Duties on feveral Matters, &amp;S¢t.——“&lt; To divide the fame into Two 
“ Bills,’ Lu. 611. 


For repealing Two A&amp;s relating to killing Partridges-————“ For more effectually preventing the 
“ tre{paffing in any Field of ftanding Corn ;”"—and,—* For the better Prefervation of the Moor 
“ or Hill Game ;” LIV. 315. 


- For reducing the Number of Militia Men “« For empowering Parifhes to provide Subftitutes for 
“ Men having more than Three Children chargeable to the Parifhes,” LIV. 432. 





Jo printing Bills, viz. 


359- Traitorous Correfpondence, and diftinguifhing the Lords Amendments, XLVIII. 695. 
360. For increafing the Rates paid to Innkeepers for quartering Soldiers, L. 475. 
361. For granting new Duties on all Horfes not before charged with any, &amp;c. LI. 230. 


To adjourning a Debate on a Motion for a Bill, with Amendments, to be in- 
groffed, Viz. 


362. For amending an Aét, fo far as relates to the Militia of the City of London, XLIX. 741. 
Jo bringing up Claufes, relating to, viz. 
Army, viz. 





363. Encouragement of Volunteer Companies, &amp;8c. © By way of Ryder, to authorize, under the prefent 
“ Circumftances, voluntary Subfcriptions, to be applied to the Purpofes of the Bill,” 
XLIX. 429. 


Bank of England, viz. 


For confirming, Sc. the Reftriftion in a Minute ‘of Council relating to the Payment of Cajfh. For 
‘“« Perfons to make Affidavit before being held to fpecial Bail, that they have in their Cuftody 
“* Money equal to 3—4ths of the Debt, &amp;c.” Another Claufe—“ That the Reftraint by the 
* A&amp; fhall not have any Force, &amp;c. unlefs the Governor, fhall fignify to the Speaker their 
“© Defire that fuch Reftraint fhould be continued,” LI. 450. The fame, on the laft pre 
ceding Claufe being offered again upon the Third Reading, 457. 











364. For applying to the Public Service a Sum out of the Balance remaining from Sums iffued for the Payment 
of Dividends, &amp;8c. “© That the Proprietors of the Annuities and Dividends who fhall not, 
“ before 1f{t June 1791, fignify their Diffent to the paying into the Exchequer the Sum, in 
“« Books to be opened at the Bank of England, fhall be deemed to affent thereto, &amp;c.” 
XLVI. 353- 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Corporations, 











Bill S.—auetions Negative to bringing up Claufes. r 








Corporations, &amp;c. viz. 


For incorporating the London Flour, &amp;c. Company.—— For the Aé&amp; to be altered, amended, &amp;c. 
“* by any Act of the fame Seffion,” LV. 732. 


Eaft India Stock, viz. 


365. For placing Ditto under the Management of the Bank of England, &amp;%c.——* Not to affect the Right 
“ of any Perfon who thall diffent from having his Share of the £.2,992,440 transferred from 
“ the India Houfe to the Bank, but that fuch Right fhall remain in the fame State and Con- 
** dition as if this Act had not been made,” XLVII. 787. 





























Eaft Indies, viz. | 


366. For continuing in the Poffeffion of the Eaft India Company, for a further Term, the Territorial Acquifitions, 
&amp;3¢. obtained in the Eaft Indies, €c. “© By way of Ryder, for the Benefit of Tea Brokers, 
“ with refpect to the Time of making their Depofits on India Sales,” XLVIII. 803. * 





Excife, viz. 


mn For transferring the Management of Salt Duties to Ditto. * For empowering the Commiffioners 
v “ of the Treafury to allow Rock Salt to be refined at a limited Number of Refineries in Scot- 
** Jand,” LIII. 677. 





Highways Turnpike, viz. 


367. King fton to Sheetbridge. ** To prevent any Turnpike being erected nearer to Godalming and Guild- 
“ ford than Four Miles, and to Kingfton than Three Miles,” XLVI. 641. On Third 
Reading—*“ That no Gate fhall be ereéted nearer to Kington than Sandown Farm,” 663 








Inclofures, viz. 


368. Lenton and Radford. “ Directing, that a Race Ground (for Nottingham) hall be left open 
“* at a particular Seafon, and the Land be preferved by Gaps and Gates :” Another Claufe— 
“ That Mr. Gregory fhall make Compenfation to fuch of the Subfcribers to the Stand as thall 
“* chufe to take back their Subfcriptions, by the Commiffioners felling Part of the Common for 
“ that Purpofe ;” LI. 687. 








King, viz. 
369. For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity on the Prince of Wales during His Life, &amp;c. “ Di- 
“ recting the Commiffioners to inftitute Suits for trying the Right of the Prince to the Rents, 
“ &amp;c. of the Duchy of Cornwall, which accrued due between the Time of His Birth and His 
“ of Twenty-one Years, &amp;c. :” Another Claufe—* Directing, that the Sum of £. 5,000 
** fhall be fet apart, out of His Royal Highnefs’s Income, for the Privy Purfe of Her Royal 
“ Highnefs the Princefs of Wales;” L. 600. 


370. Traitorous Correfpondence ; to prevent Ditto with His Majefy’s Enemies. “To permit Perfons 
“ poffeffed of Property in the French Funds, before the 1ft January preceding, to receive in 
“«« Exchange far the fame, Lands, Tenements, &amp;c. in France,” XLVIII. 612. 


For empowering His Majefty to fecure and detain Perfons fufpected of confpiring againf His Per- 
jon and Government. © Directing, that every Perfon taken into Cuftody under this A&amp;, 
“« who fhall not be profecuted, &amp;c. within a limited Time, fhall be delivered or bailed,” xLtx. 
612. 














Land Tax, viz. 


371. For making the fame perpetual, fubjett to Redemption and Purchafe, &amp;c.——* For any future Land 
“ Tax to be laid upon Manors, &amp;c. to be charged according to the Annual Value of the fame, 
“ in common with other Property,” LIII. 603. ** For Perfonsto re-purchafe any Land Tax 
“ fold by virtue of the Act :”—Alfo, “ Relative to the Time of making Offers for Purchafe of 
«“ Land Tax, and to the ceafing of the Act ;” 639. 





Members, viz. 


372 For further regulating the Privilege of fending, &amp;c. Letters free of Pofage. “ That no Member 
| « thall be authorized to depute a Perfon to frank for him without Leave firft obtained from the 


“ Houle,” L. 418. 





Navigations, viz. 


373- Sowerby Bridge Wharf Canal, &amp;c. 


*¢ That nothing contained in the Bill fhould prevent any 
“ Perfon from ufing the Duke of Bridgewater’s Canal and Wharfs as at prefent :”” 


Another 
Claufe 

















































PillS.—auettions Negative to bringing up Claufes ; &amp;e. 





Claufe—* For making Refervoirs on Blackftone Edge, for fupplying the Canal with Water :” 
—+Another Claufe—* For the Prefervation of Springs; XLIX. 320. On the Third 
Reading For nothing in the A&amp; to extend tovary, &amp;c. the Tolls granted by any former 
«* Aé&amp; on Merchandize paffing to and from Manchefter on the Duke of Bridgewater’s Canal, 
“* whether landed onthe Duke of Bridgewater’s Wharf, or any other Wharf which may here- 
** after belong to him :’———Another Claufe—* For Prefervation of the River Irk by Trenches ;” 
- 332. 


Navy, viz. 


$74. For raifing Men in the Counties in Great Britain for the Navy. “For obliging Perfons keeping 
“Men Servants, to provide Men for the Purpofes of the Bill in proportion to the Number of 
“ Servants which they keep,” L. 275. 














Seditious Meetings, &amp;c. v/z. 





375. For more effetually preventing Ditto, 8c. * That the fame may be varied, altered, or repealed, 
“ by any Act to be paffed in the fame Seffion, &amp;c.” LI. 177. 


Slaves, wiz. ; 
376. For continuing Aéts for regulating the fhipping, ‘Sc. of Ditto in Britifh Veffels from Africa. 


“ To explain Doubts touching the Validity of certain Infurances made on Cargoes of Slaves,” 
XLIX. 632. 








See /upra, 363. 


Wales, Prince of.—Sce fupra, 369. 
See Supply, 659. 


Volunteer Companies. 


To reading Claufes a Second Time, viz. 


377: To exempt Veffels belonging to Margate and Broadftairs from the Payment of the Duties at Ramf- 
gate Harbour, XLVII. 827. 
$78. Netherton and Selly Oak Canal. “ To prevent Obftructions to the Navigation of the Dudley 





* Canal :” Other Claufes—* For no Tolls to be demanded for Tonnage of Coals-conveyed 
“ from the intended Canal into the Dudley Canal :”’ ** For making Cuts from the Summit 
«« Level of the Dudley Canal, into the Mines within Two Thouland Yards of that Canal,’ 
XLVIIL. 413. 











379- To protect the Harbour of Blakeney from Injury by the Inclofure of the Marthes in Stiffkey and © 
Morfton Parifhes, XLVII. 675. 
380. Kirkby Kendal Canal. « For protecting the Tolls and Duties payable to the Corporation of | 


“« Lancafter;” XLVIII. 717.- 





381. Sowerby Bridge, &amp;8c. Canal. “ Relative to not authorizing the Duke of Bridgewater to take any 

- ‘© other Toll than he now may by any Act already pafled, &amp;c.” XLIXx. 320. On Third 
Reading.—* That if Goods are carried through the Lock between the Rochdale Canal and 
“ the Duke of Bridgewater’s Canal, and fhall afterwards be landed at the Duke’s Wharf, the 
“* Lockage fhall be repaid ;” 333. 


382. For improving the Drainage of the Middle and South Levels, Part of Bedford Level Fens. 











“ By 
“ way of Ryder, for paying the Expences of the Petitioners againft the Bill,” L. 515. 
383. For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity on the Prince of Wales, Sc “ By way of Ryder, for 


“ fecuring to Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs of Wales, for Her Privy Purfe, the Quarterly 
‘* Payment of £. 1,250, directed to be paid by the Commiffioners to the Prince of Wales,” L. 
609. 

For regulating the Privilege of fending, Se. Letters free of Pofage. 
“* lege of Franking in Public Offices, &amp;c.” L. 437. 482. 





“* For abolifhing the Privi- 


For making the Land Tax perpetual, fubje&amp;t to Redemption and Purchafe. ** Relative to Land Tax 
“ being purchafed, and an additional Land Tax afterwards charged,” LI. 643. 





For incorporating the London-Flour, Sc. Company. “ For the Company to expofe to Sale, every 
“ Week, Five Hundred Sacks of Fine Flour, to be fold to Bakers, 8c.” Lv. 731. 


See Suppin, 660. 





Jo reading Claufes a Third Time, viz. 
384. Bill for raifing a Provincial Force of Cavalry. «© That if in any Clafs no Perfon thall be approved 
* of, the Perfon on whom the Lot fhall firft fall fhall find a Subftitute, &amp;c.’’ LI. 100. 


“ Bill for continuing the Reftrittion on Payment of Cafh by the Bank.—-—“ Declaring, that when a Ten- 
“ der is made in Bank Notes for Rent, the Perfon to whom the Rent is due fhall not take a 
* Diftrefs,” Ll. 457. 


Relating to the Redemption and Purchafe of the Land Tax, LIIl. 639. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 31 











386. 


387. 
388. 


389. 


399. 


391. 


392. 


393: 
394: 
395- 
396. 
397- 


398. 


399+ 


401. 


402. 







403. 


404. 


To filling up Blanks in Claufes, Lill. 639.——See Soupplp, ‘ 


To inferting Words in Claufes (Amendments) by way of Amendments on Repofts of Bills, 1? 
495.—LI. 168.—LIV. 102. 


——Ditto adding Words, LIII. 168. 





To agreeing with Committees in Claufes, amended on Reports of Bills, viz. 
For removing the Stand of Hackney Coaches out of New Bond Street, XLVII. 741. 


Charging additional Duties on particular Affeffments, Lull. 168. 
Relating to Relief of Owners and Mafters of Ships, LII.° 613. 


For Claufes to fand Parts of Bills, viz. 
In Lewknor and Poftcombe Inclofure, XLVII. 809. 


Relative to the Government and Trade of India, XLVIII. 803. 





Ditto to Two Penny Scots on Ale, &amp;c. tapped, &amp;c. in Edinburgh, Lill. 665. 
A Motion for a Claufe to ftand Part of a Bill, withdrawn, XLVII. 824. 


For making Claufes Parts of Bills, viz. 


For ereing a Penitentiary Houfe at Batterfea. “ To prevent Convicts from gaining Settlements in 
“* the Parifh where the Houfe thall be built,” XLIx. 634. 





To regulate the buying and felling of Hay and Straw. 
* &amp;c. to Salefmen, in certain Cafes,” Li. 663. 





* To empower Juftices to award Cofts, 


Other Matters, viz. 


Jo. Amendments propofed to Bills, &amp;c. viz. 
On Motions for Second Readings, LII. 506.—LIV. 382. 


For difcharging Orders for Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, LI. 513. 


On Reports from Committees, viz. 
Mutiny and Defertion Bill; for inferting Words, XLVI. 295. 


For improving the Drainage of Part of Bedford Level ; for inferting Words, L. 495. 

For regulating the Importation, &amp;c. of Corn; Ditto, XLVI. 630. 

Commercial Credit Bill ; Ditto, XLVIII. 734. 

For inferting Words in Amendments of Committees, XLIX. 367.—L. 495.—LIII. 168. 
To adjourning the further Confideration of a Report, LIII. 576. 


On the Third Reading of Bills, viz. 
To adding Names as Truftees to Bills, XLVII. 827. 


To adding other Words to Bills, Liv. 128. 
Ditto to the End of Bills, L. 386.—LIII. 324. 
To particular Words ftanding Parts of Bills, XLVIII. 923. 





To adjourning Proceedings on Third Readings, LV. 731. 
See Supplp, 618. &amp;c. 
Jo now reading Bills Third Time, viz. 
For further preventing Delay in Elections of Members to ferve in Parliament, XLIX. 589. 
For making a Navigable Canal from the Caldon Canal to Leek in Staffordfhire, LI. 546. 
For granting a Duty on Succeffion to Real Eftates, LI. 764. 
For repealing the Duties on Male Servants, &amp;c. LIII. 476. 
To reftrain Trufts and Direétions in Deeds and Wills, LV. 745. 


Jo adjourning a Debate on a Motion for now reading a Bill a Third Time, viz. 
For finifhing and completing the Grand Junction Canal, LI. 192. 


To paffing Bills, viz. 
To amend an Aét fo far as relates to licenfing of Alehoufe-keepers and Victuallers, 8c. XLVI. 684. 


Jo adjourning a Debate on paffing a Bill, viz. 
For repealing certain Duties on Legacies and. Shares of Perfonal Eftates, LI. 554. 































oe Queftions Negative relating to agreeing to_ Amend- 
Pills , ) . ments made by the Lords; Orders, Refolutions, &amp;ce. 


relating to Bills. 








To agrecing to Amendments made by the Lords to Bills, viz. 
406, For enlarging the Term of an Act for repairing, &amp;c. Flimwell Vent Road, XLVI. 635. 


To inferting Words in Amendments of the Lords to Bills, viz. 
407. For more effeétually preventing all Traitorous Correfpondence, 8c. XLVIII. 720. 
See Amendments.— Potions .—Supra, 398. 


XIX. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relating to 
Bills, vz. 


408. Refolutions of a Committee of the whole Houfe relating to the Titles of Bills; Duration of 
Ditto; and whether revived or continued, &amp;c. made Standing Orders of the Houfe, Lill. 85. 


Relative to Petitions, v7z. 
For Private Bills, viz., 
- 409. None to be received for Ditto after particular Days, viz. 

Twenty-fifth of February 1791 ; XLVI. 36.—Time enlarged, 226. 
Second of March 1792; XLVII. 18.—Time enlarged, 457. 502. 
Twenty-fecond of February 1793; XLVIII. 15.—Time enlarged, 264. 
Twenty-feventh of February 1794; XLIX. 19.—Time enlarged, 244. 

0 Sixth of February 1795; L. 11. 
Twenty-ninth of January 1796; LI. 16.—Time enlarged, 248. 
Third of February 1797; LII. 20.—Time enlarged, 261. 
Ninth of February 1798; LI. 37.—Time enlarged, 229. 
Fifteenth of February 1799 ; LIV. 9.—Time enlarged, 159. 
Eighth of March 1800; LV. 48.—Time enlarged, 279. 

0 No Order was made in the Seffion beginning 11th November, 1800. 

“ Some received after the Times limited, XLVI. 560.—XLVII. 723. 823. 





See Petitions. 


Committees di/charged from proceeding on Petitions, viz. 
410. On certain Parts of Petitions, L.. 353. 


411. Bills ordered, and prefented, immediately or foon afterwards, xtvi. 86. 125. 616. 
XLVI. 46. 685. 745.—XLVIII. 33. 842.—XLIX. 594.—L. 374.—LI. 494— 
LI. 216. 353. 434- 555. 634.—LUI. 170. 235. 626.—LIV. 89. 207. 430. 692. 
702.—LV. 182. 211. 354. 917. 923. 


——Ditto the fame Day, LI. 289. 397. 475. 712.—LIV. 208. 


Bills prefented according to Order, viz. 
Public Bills, XLVI. 132. 581. 627.—XLVII. 532. 640,—XLVIII. 265.—XLIX. 189. 268. &amp;c. 
LIl. 43- 47- 105. &amp;c.~-LIll. 92. 121.—LIV. 14. 49. 208. &amp;c.—LV. 15. 32. 120. &amp;c. 


Private Bills, XLVI. 142. 151. &amp;c.—XLVII. 383. 399. 526. 529.—XLVIII. 346. 444. &amp;c.— 
XLIX. 205. 305.—L. 102, 223. &amp;c.—LI. 34. 110.—LII. 17. 102. 187.—LIIIl. 123. 237. 
LIV. 104. 225.—LV. 35. 140. 


Prefented according to Order and received only, and the Houfe adjourns for want of Forty Mem- 
bers, LIN. 690. 695. 
Bills to be read, viz. 
412. Second Time, fooner than allowed by the Standing Orders of the Houfe, XLVIII. 843. 


To be read on particular Days, viz. 


413. Second Time on the Morrow, XLVIII. 586. 843.—XLIX. 354. 429. $65. 590.—L. 111. 278. 
279.—LI. 52. 215. 300.—LII. 43. 62. 79. 94.105. 353. 434. 511: &amp;C.—LIIl. 93. 
235. 303: 408. 556. 612.—LIV. 14. 229. 315. 480. 481. &amp;c.—LV. 32. 171. 411. 
317- 447. 644. 717. 801. go4. 
oo _—Ditto Bills from the Lords, XLIX. 471. 
——Ditto this Day, after fitting late, L. 570.—LI. 109. 115. 178.—LIV. 86. 


Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












































WillS.—orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 








To be read Second Time on particular Days, XLIX. 103. 206. 306. 408. &amp;c.—L. 72. 103. 221. 
L. 34. 205. 386.—LII. 47. 150. 210. 369. 404. &amp;c.—LIII. 142. 258. 356. 436. 538. 
&amp;c.—LIV. 45. 150. 206. 384. 406. 504.—LV. 41. 120. 213. 315. 393- 455. 516. 
‘532+ 594- 

and Counfel ordered, LIT. 357.—LIV. 79- 

after Adjournments, for want of Forty Members, LII. 672. 


To be now read Second Time, LIV. 89. 


To be read Third Time, viz. 


414. On the Morrow, XLVI. 133. 669.—XLVII. 1065.—XLVIII. 876.—XLIX. 174. 465. 554. 614, 
L. 68. 101.—LI. 50. 203.—LII. 90, 105. 217. 360. 412. 534. 604. 716.—LUI. 116. 
243. 304. 525. 613.—LIV. 71. 127. 257. 314. 401.——LV. 32. 173. 215. 318. 400. 623. 
717. glo. 
On particular Days, XLVIII. 792.—XLIX. 179. 335+ 423- 549- 632. 635.—LI. 71. 133. 240. 
LI. 213. 420. 544. 616. 708.—LIII. 172. 265. 355. 437-.540. 605. &amp;c.—LIVv. 46. 
373. &amp;c.—LV. 187. 216. 324. 478. 517. 610. 919. 


On particular Days, at Twelve o’Clock, XLVIII. 792.—XLIX. 580. 586. 








This Day, after fitting late, at Three of the Clock in the Afternoon, XLIX. 611. 
After the Houfe fhall have proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, LIM. 127. 
——Ditto Orders of the Day, LII. 303. 
To be now read Third Time, LIv. 85. 
See infra, 459. 
Notice and Service of Bills, viz. 


Orders of the Houfe, and an attefted Copy of a Bill, ferved upon the Proctor of a Party, and to 
be deemed good Service, XLVI. 292. 


“ ——Ditto if ferved on the Mother of a Party, the Party being abroad, LI. 675. 
. ——-Ditto ordered to be ferved on the Agent of the Party, the Party not being to be met with, 
LIV. 555. . 


Rea/ons given for particular Proceedings on Bills, viz. 


* For difcharging Orders far referring Petitions to Committees, and ordering Bills thereupon, XLVI, 
132. 146. 395. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 771. 


For reading them Second Time fooner than allowed by the Standing Orders of the Houfe, XLVIII. 
843. 
See fupra, 412. 


Bills to be read, and Coun/fel, &amp;c. to be beard, viz. 


4ls. On the Second Reading of Bills, XLVI. 230. 240, 255. 372. &amp;c.—XLVII._385. 527. 567. 
582. 585. 600. 684. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 309. 339. 345. 766. &amp;c.—XLIX. 152. 156. 167. 168. 
&amp;c.—L. 175. 278. 305. 335. 562. &amp;c.—LI. 389. 401. 425. 427. 445, &amp;C.—LII. 454. 
458. 463. 561.—LIV. 79. 150.—LV. 754. 

416. On the Third Reading of Bills, XLVI. 641.—XLVII. 722.—XLVIII. 613.—LV. 730. 731. 


Coun/el to be admitted in Favour of Bills, viz. 


417. Againft Petitions on being heard by Counfel, XLVI. 230. 359. 431. 587. 622.—XLVII. 385, 
452. 527. 684. 830, &amp;c.—XLVIII. 61. 127. 213. 339. 409. 635. &amp;c.—XLIX. 152. 207, 

310. 326. S&amp;c.—-L. 93. 217. 278. 305. 406. 529.—LI. 389. 4o1. 406. &amp;c.—LII. 458. 

. 561. 614. 704.—LI. 236. 357. 438 512.—LIV. 76. 101. 408. 532. 604. 698.—LYV. 

253- 336. 462. 602. 620. 





Bills to be read in Three Months, &amp;c. viz. 


418. Second Time, XLVI. 291.—XLVII. 569. 586. 780.—XLVIII. 366. 417. 458. 664. 728. 783. 
XLIX. 308. 376. 448. 584.—L. 355- 462.—LI. 386. 593. 644. 668. 783.—LII. 147. 
577+ 584. 685. 700.—LIV. 176. 658.—LV. 448. 640. 755. 


419. Third Time, XLVIII. 653.—XLIX. 589.—LI. 546. 614. 782. 

420. Amendments made by Committees to Bills to be read Second Time in Three Months, &amp;c. XLVI. 
648. 

te Debates on Amendments propofed to Motions for new reading Bills Third Time, further adjourned 


for Three Months, &amp;c. L. 620. 
421. Bills 








421. 


423. 


424. 


ee 


425. 





Bills now read, X 





Pillg.—orders; Refolutions, and. Incidental Proceedings. 





LVh 125. 658.—XLVIL. 452. 588. 792.-=XLVIII. 85. 134.—XLIX. 237. 


346.—L. 239. 561.-—-LI. 192. 483.--LU.. 62. 647.-—LII. 167. 628.— 


LIV. 156. 481.—LV. 205. 548. 


and Amendments made, XLVIII. 695, 836. 923&gt;—L» 609. 


and the Houfe interrupted, L. 553. 
and Counfel heard, XLVI. 618.—Lv. 745. 


Bills read according to Order, XLVII. 457.—XLIX. 319. 465. 634-—L. 360. 375.—LI. 168. 
220, 221. 244.——LH. 207. 230. 391. 411. 717. 736. 745. 749,+—LIlL. 96. 323. 
LIV. 43. 229. 484.—LV. 40. 512. 780. 781. 924. 925. 





——_—— and Amendments made, LI. 724, 





and further Proceeding adjourned, LII. 457. 


and Amendments propofed, and Debate adjourned for Six Weeks, LII. 464. 


Orders of the Day relating to deferring Bills, proceeding upon Bills, &amp;c. viz. 
At Second Readings, XLVII. 623. 824.~-XLVIII. 667.. 767. 798.—XLIX. 188. 236. 274. 
295. 567.—L. 368. 391. 464.—LI. 119. 467.—LII. 64. 107. 202. 280. 359. 398. 439. 
442. 534. 554. §60. 562. 584. 661.——-LIII. 122. 136. 172. 237: 321. 397. 401. 431. 
483. 504. 564. 570. 581. 612. 617. 624. 687.—LIV. 64..79. 99. 176. 222. 313. 324. 
325. 378. 399. 402. 410. 435. 468.°497. 499. 509. 513. 551. 566. 616.—LV. 25. 216. 
217. 264. 320. 333. 353. 406. 407. 519. 537+ 593. 608. 609. 637. 640. 722. 907. 
At Committees, XLVI. 210.—XLVIII. 779. 810: 865. 876.—XLIX. 176, 307.—LII. 67. 68. 79. 
- 371. 567. 592. 599. 603. 604. 605. 611. 633.°642. 651. 652. 654. 656. 663. 


202. 
672. 
445- 
485. 
702. 


280. 
677. 
504. 
501. 
755° 


335 


681. 


517 
593 
861 


707. 740. 745. 747-—LIll. 141. 166. 273. 304. 316. 323. 400. 408. 


. 518. 519. 603. 612. 621.—LIV. 68. 226. 297. 382. 402. 410. 432. 468. 


+ §0 
. 88 


9 
7 


+ $22. 647.—-LV. 41. 302. 330. 338. 372. 407. 438. 534. 550. 657. 


On Reports, L. 494. 495.—-LII. 90. 567. 647.-—LIU. 476.-—LV. 371. 


At Third Readings, XLVI. 442. 608. 654. 661. 683.—XLVII., 824.—XLVIIL 695. 861. 865. 
923.—XLIX. 184.—-L. 418.—LI. 247.~—-LII. 92. 96. 107. 370. 590——LIII. 121. 128. 
174. 268. 304. 317. 336. 476. 517. 518. §25. 530. 581. 615. 639. 644, 646. 647. 653. 
655. 657. 681.—LIV. 68. 70. 72. 102. 263. 311. 418. 432. 481. 488. 537. §52. 566: 

TI5&lt;—-LV. 33. 46. 222. 301. 320. 354. 407. 420. SII. 515. 518. 577. 632. 660. 


680. 


666. 680. 684. 687. 745. 903. 915. 


Other Orders of the Day relating to deferring Bills, proceeding upon Bills, &amp;c. viz. 
At Second Readings, XLVI. 275. 304. 308. 443. 624. 630.—XLVIII. 649. 863.—-L. 469. 486. 
512. 573. 601.——-LI. 89. 573.——LII. 146. 383. 451. 453. 457. 508. 572. 617, 626. 664. 


—LIIl. 268, 463. 476. 484. 494. 519. 580. 618. 629. 645. 
404. +11. 546. 549.-~—LV. 34. 397- 400. 450. 531. 724. 887. 


673.—LIV. 100. 316. 323. 


At Committees, XLVI. 181. 210. 251. 299. 338. 469. 624——XLVII. 523.—XLIX. 625.— 
L. 151. 414.—LI. 90. 226. 652.—LII. 451. 482. 525: 602. 664. 721.—LIII. 130. 244. 
356. 427. 505. 552. 564. 603. 618. 645. 650. 673. 682.—LIV. 72. 75. 177+ 292. 313. 
404. 411, 503. 504. 617.—LYV. 207. 310. 335. 525. 686. 869. 


At Third Readings, XLVI. 361. 663.—LII. 230. 701.—-LIll. 245. 463. 467. 494. 505. 519. 
657. 673. 685.—LIV. 470. 562. 569.—LV. 222. 302. 342. 605. 610. 724. 728 873. 


Confents to Bills, viz. 


Reports of Parties giving Confents to Bills to the SatisfaClion of Committees, LI. 147. 180. 195. 

213. 288. 326. 354. 358. 367. 413. 432. &amp;c.—LIII. 124. 136. 149. 244 340. 366. 367. 

371. 428. 477. 486. 521. 526. 547. §57. §71- 573+ 615. &amp;c—LIV. 93. 179. 374. 399. 

488. 512. 527. 681..&amp;c.~—-LV. 140. 204. 214. 260. 272. 277. 298. 640. 

——Ditto, except particular Perfons, LIII. 574. 578. 579. 581: 599. 618. &amp;c.—LIV. 79. 214. 

224. 229. 316. 398. 420. 427. 469. 475. 482.——LV. 140. 202. 277. 294. 

Reports of Confents to Bills fent from the Lords, LI. 614. 618. 619. 620. 622. 648.—LIII. 
437- 599- 622. 634. 636. 651. 653. 654. 697.——LIV. 492. 569. 597- 718. 719.—LV. 607. 


612. 641. 687. 693. 719. 733. 
Bills now ingroffed, viz. 
Read Third Time, and paffed, Lil. 746.—LIV. 726, 


New Titles, Se. viz. | 
Given to Bills, or altered, XLVI. 663.-——LII. 615. 670. 712. 720..736. 737. 746. 748. 
LUI. 120. 121. 122. 123. 178. 361. 370. 385. 584. 604. 615. 649. 650. 653. 660. 661. 

673. 700. 702.—LIV. 70. 72. 78. 87. 97. 128. 146. 228. 229. 256, 264. 311. 312. 313+ 317+ 

320. 324. 372. 378. 400, 403. 408. 411. 421. 427. 430. 435. 472« 474- 491. 493. 522+ 529 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


533: 








| Pills, —orders; Refolutions, and Incidental Proteedings. 








































ee 


426. 
427. 
428. 


429. 


430. 


431. 


432. 


433: 


434. 
435. 


436. 


438. 


439 


440 





$33- 536. 545--LV. 40. 47. 180. 188. 198. 206. 222. 239. 241. 265. 278. 319. 346.: 396. 
399- 410. 4.55- 494. 518. 534. 569. 581. 607: 611. 678. 685. 881. Sor. 
Titles of Bills amended, LI. 93. 


See jupra, 120. 315. 


Orders made for reading Bills difcharged, vit. 
Second Time, and other Bills ordered, LIV. 690.—LV: 555; 627: 
A Second Time, and Bills withdrawn, and others ordered, L. 374-—LI. 420. 


for Reading Bills Second Time on particular Days difcharged; and other Days appointed, 
XLVIII. 127.—XLIX. 147. 184. 212. 225. 232. 234. 263. 343. 370.—L. 221.—LI. 468. 
526. 554.—LII. 119. 195. 262. 426. 529.——LIV. 88. 99. 104. 152. 399. 403. 483. 498. 
533&gt; 557+ 907.—LV. 197. 336. 438. 542. 

For committing Bills difcharged, and Bills withdrawn, and others ordered, XLVI. 6 57.-—Li 
384. 609. ) 

Ditto, and an Inftruétion given relative to the new Bill, LI. 609. 








For reading Bills Third Time difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 381. 384. 410. 435. 
LI. 540.—L¥. 315. Bs. 


See fupra, 418. 


Made for taking Reports from Committees on Bills into further Confideration on 
particular Days difcharged, and other Days appointed, viz. 


Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 381.—8LI. 523.—LIII. 576. 


Made for printing Bills difcharged, viz. 
And other Bills ordered, L. 374: 
And Reports now taken into further Confidetation, LV. 371. 


For the Houfe to refolve itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, viz. 


On particular Days difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 384.—XLVII. 720.~—XLVIII. 
391.—LII. 119. 262.—LIV. 484. 607.—LV. 610. 


Ditto to confider further of Bills, XLVI. 171. 435. 
On Bills from the Lords, XLVI. 406.—LII. 119.—LIV. 531. 





Other Matters, viz. 


Made for Petitions for Bills to be referred to Committees to examine, &amp;c. difcharged, and Bills or. 
dered in, XLVI. 132. 146. 395.—XLVII. 526.—XLVIII. 283. 771.—XLIX, 264, (427. 
428.)—LIV. 501.—See Petitions, 366. 4 (427 


and difcharged finally, and Petition withdrawn, XLIX. 218. 





Made for Bills to be brought in on Petitions being prefented, 8c. difcharged, and the Petitions re- 
ferred to Committees to examine, &amp;c. L. 166, 494.—LI. 222. 385.—LV. 553. 


Parts of Orders for Ditto difcharged only, LV. 719. 





Made for Bills to be brought in on Report of Petitions difcharged, and other Bills ordered, LutI, 
434.—LV. 403. 
~—Ditto, and fo much of Reports as relate to particular Petitions re-committed, LIII. 512. 





Ditto, and Petitions referred to Committees to.examine, &amp;c. LV. 609. 


Made for Bills to be brought in purfuant. to Refolutions difcharged, and Inftruéction given te 
Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in other Bills, LI. 439.—LII. 405. 


——Ditto, and other Bills ordered, LIV. 692. 
—— Ditto difcharged finally, Liv. 662. 
Parts of Orders for Bills purfuant to Refolutions difcharged finally, L. 374. 





Made for Bills to be brought in on Motion difcharged, and other Bills ordered, XLIX. 312.—LI. 
799+ 724.—=LIV. 208. 430.—LV. 371. 

——Ditto, and Inftruction to a Committee of the whole Houfe on another Bill, to make Pro- 
vifion therein for Ditto, LII. 212. 

——Ditto difcharged, and Sele€&amp;t Committees appointed to confider the particular Matters, 
LI. 491. 

Made for the Second Reading of Bills read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, Lv. 634. 


Relating 






































/ 
* 


Pills Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 





Relating to Reports on Petitions for Bills, viz. 


441. For Bills ordered thereon difcharged, and other Bills ordered, XLVI. 685. 745-—XLVIIL. 421.— 
XLIX. 453.—L. 324. 377.~-LI. 494.—-LIll. 434. 
Ditto the Places tneittioned therein being defcribed to be in a wrong County, L. 324. 





442. ' ——Ditto difcharged findlly, L. 296. » 
Ditto Parts of Orders of Leave for Bills difcharged finally; XLVIII. 693. 699.—XLIX. 303. 
443 Two Bills ordered from a Report of Gne Petition, L. 411.—LIL. 352.—Lil. 61 7emmLIV. 296. 


550.—LV. 288. 372. 
See fupra, 36. 37: 
hy sy é 
Relative to Reports on Bills, wz. 
For Petitions to lie on the Table until Reports on Bills are received, viz. 
444. Difcharged, and the Petitions referred to Committees on Bills, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 
XLVII. 714. , 


Relative to InftruCtions, &amp;c. viz. 
To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, viz. 


To make Provifion in Bills, viz. 
446. Difcharged, and Inftruétion given to a Committee of the whole Houfe ona Bill fot the like 
Purpofe, L. 372: 
To bring in Bills, viz. 
446. Difcharged, and Inftruétion given to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 8c. Lil, 212. 
o Difcharged finally, XLVII. 813. 


Other Matters, vz. 


, Bills as prefented to the Hoife, and Amendments made by the Committee thereon, viz. 
447- Read, on the Houfe confidering Lords Amendments thereto, XLIX. 592. 


Committees on Bills, viz. 


448. - Leave given to fit and proceed theteon upon particular Days, xivr. 619. 658, 661. 665.—4 
XLVII. 1069.—XLVIIL. 834.—LI. 787.—LHI. 259. | 


a . On the Morrow, XLVI. 657.—XLVII. 807.—XLVIII. 845.. 865:—LI. 789.—Lil. 747.—LIV. 
737 
To meet forthwith, and proceed thereon, Lil. 366. 
449. Difcharged from proceeding on Bills, XLVI. 459.—-XLVill. 308.—LIII. 641. 





from proceeding on Part of a Petition, and a Bill ordered, L. 353. 
An Inftruétion to a Committee on a Bill to enquire into a particular Matter difcharged, XLIx, 
373+ 
Committees of the whole House on Bills, viz. 
The Time ufually appointed for Ditto on private Bills thortened, viz. 
450. A Divorce Bill, and dotte with Confent of Parties, XLIX. 584. 
451. Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills after being committed to Seleé&amp;t Committees, xLv1. 
459-——-XLVIII. 308.—LIII. 641. 


452. Committees of Ditto deferred for Three Months, &amp;c.—-XLVi. 588. XLVII. 737.—XLVIII, 
924. 
Orders for Committees on Bills difcharged, no further Proceedings being intended, LV. 558. 





ok -for referring a Petition to the Confideration of a Comimittee on a Bill difcharged, XLVII. 
739: 

for Committees on Bills difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 230,—LIV. 258. 
414. 421. 430. 501. 531. 

om ——-difcharged, and Bills withdrawn, &amp;c. XLVI. 6$7.—L. 229. 

difcharged, and tranfmitted to Select Committees, XLVII. 766. 





453- 








Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Committees 


BAUS. orders, Refolutions,: and Incidental Proceedings. 


Committees on Bills make Progrefs in Bills, and fit again the fame Day, viz. 
After the other Orders of the Day are pone through, XLVI. 666. 
‘See Reports, 


Motions for re-committing Bills, and the Honfe adjourns for want of Forty Members, LV. 413. 


Lifts of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. to Bills, L. 100. 261. 363. 366. 432. 433: 
459. 495: a &gt; 513: domav 6 464. 479. aie. 494. 508. 509. 522. §42. 543. 591. 
—ebil, TIO. 280. AGF. “$30. G03. O50.-SLHI, 305. - 484.—LIV. 518.—LV. 463.——~ 
See Complaints, = At 5 __ 


Printed Copies of Bills, as arnended by Committees, delivered to. Membets at the Door, L. 145, 
293. 370. 407. 432. 470. 476. &amp;c.—LI. 171. 281. 428. &amp;c.—LII, 166. 189. 241. &amp;c.— 
LIII. 428. 538. 541. 554. 


Bills read, &amp;c. and Petitions received, viz. 
Againft Bills, viz. 


Firft Time, and ordered to be read a Second Time, and Petitions received, and Counfel, &amp;c. or- 
dered, XLVI. 230. 372.—XLIX. 325.—L. 117. 


~———Ditto Counfel prayed for, but not ordered, XLVII. 422. 
On Divifion, to be now read Second Time, Petitions received, &amp;c. and the Houfe adjourns for want 
of Forty Members prefent, LIV. 382. 383. 


Second Time, and committed, and Petitions received and referred, and Counfel ordered, XLVI. 169. 
XLVIII. 410.—XLIX. 467. 468.—LII. 395. 463.—LV. 264. 608. 690. 


and Petitions to lie on the Table till Reports are received, and Counfel ordered, &amp;¢ 
LIV. 532. | 


—— before received referred, &amp;c. XLVI. 169.—LII. 398.—LIII. 387. 459. 687.—LIV. 556. 
Third Time, and Counfel prayed for, but not ordered, XLVI. 655. 
received, without praying for Counfel, LV..558. 


In Favour of Bills, viz. 
At the Time of Second Reading, and to lie on the Table, LI. 501, 


For Provifion in Bills, and referred to Committees, viz. 
At the Time of Second Reading, LH. 446. 


Adjournment of Proceedings on Bills, viz. 
On Second Readings, LV. 370. 
On Reports of Bills, LV. 592. 


On Third Readings, Lil. 457. 464. 590.—LIll. 175. 476. 644. 665. 681.-——LIV. 481. 704. 
FIO.—=LYV. 629. 642. 654. 684. 689. 


—— Ditto till after the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, LY. 515. 
On Amendments of the Lords, LV. 623. 


Further Adjournments of Proceedings, Viz. 
On Second Readings, LV. 397. 


On Third Readings, LI. 461.—LIII. 479. 480. 484. 494. 505. 515+ 639. 685.—-LIV. 127+ 
488.—LV. 696. 


On Amendments of the Lords, LV. 627. 


Adjourned Proceedings refumed, viz. 
On Third Readings, LI. 175. 517. 643. 646. 672,.—LIV. 128. 131,—LV. 633. 663. 687. 

Ditto immediately refumed, LV. 517. 

On Amendments of the Lords, LV. 627. 


Bills reported without Amendments, &amp;c. viz. 
Except turning the Bill into Two Bills, LV. 730% 
Without 









, I = Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings; Bills of 
Bil 8g, _ Exchange, &amp;c. 





Without Amendments, and delivered in at the Clerk’s Table, and ordered to be ingroffed without 
being read, relating to, viz. ; 


463- Aliens, Li. 687. 
Duties, XLIX. 155.—LIV. 693. 
Eaft Indies, LV. 671. 
Eftates, XLVI. 312.—LII. 466. 


Naturalizations, XLVI. 47. 562.—XLVII. 508.—XLVIII. 188.—XLIX. 65.—LI. 93. 204.— 
LIl. 22. 74.—LIII. 269.—LIV. 81. 90..—LY. 680. 


Other Bills, XLVI. 468.—XLVI. 73. 376. 540. 679. 729.—XLVII. 666. 679. 8ro. 


824.——XLIX. 155. 321.—L. 407. 558. 559. 595.——-LI. 535.—LII. 414. 603. 667. 712. 
713.—LII. 608. 663.—LIV. 508. 516, 662. 689. 727.—LV. 764. 


464. With Amendments, which were read and agreed to, &amp;c. XLVI. 266. 562.—XLVIII. 373.—LII. 
86. 146. 232. 426.—LIII. 681. &amp;c. 





Twice read and agreed to, LII. 356. 450.—LIff. 292. 681. 





and Claufes received, and Amendments made to the Bill, LI. 93. 





agreed to only, LI. 645.—LIIL 651. 
and Reports to lie on the Table, LU. 432. 








and agreed to, and Bills read Third Time, &amp;c. LIII. (303. 304.) 
——Ditto Bills from the Lords, L. 457. 565.—LIL. 368 


Bills reported, and delivered in at the Clerk's Table only, viz. 
Bills from the Lords, viz. 


46s. Divorces; after hearing Counfel and examining Witneffes, XLVI..312. 341.—XLVII. 678.— 
Ll. 204. 494. 553. 623.—LII. 137. 236. 451. 589. 670.—LIII. 267. 554. 620. 
—LIV. 196. 424. 513. 622.—LV. 452. 





-— and interrupted by a Meflage, and proceeded again, XLVII, 681. 
and ordered to be read Third Time on the Morrow, XLVI. 669. 
Ditto on other Days, XLVIII. 403. 

Eftates, LI. 648.—LV. 610. 

Naturalizations, LII. 680. 








Reported, and delivered in at the Clerk’s Table, and read Third Time, viz. 
466. Divorces, LIV. 383. 


Eftates, XLVI. 37°- 435-—XLVII. 635.—XLVIII. 174.—XLIX. 387.—L. 330.—LI. 305. 550. 
76 §11.—LIII. 437. 574.—LIV. 492.—LV. 526. 


Other Bills, XLVI. 627. 642.—XLVII. 441.—XLVIII. 440. 673. 796.—XLIX. 201.—L. ‘105, 
LI. 533. 765.—LII. 103. 749.—LIII. 238. 479. 668. 689.—LIV. 259.—LV. 477. 687. 


607.—LII. 4 





— Pills of Exchange. 


See Acrounts, 138. 139. 141. 265. 328. 480. 508. 677. 678. 1015. 1134. 1390.— Agreements, 
8.—Bank of Cugiand.—Bills, 87.—Poule, 178.—pPromiflory Motes—Quegtiong pre- 
hisus Megative.—Otamps, 1. 3.—Mupplp, 398. 510. 584. 585. 





Hills of Bealth. 


See Addrefles, 85.—Mellages (Plague.) 





InpeEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 

















Hills of Mortality. 


See Accounts, 1350. 1381.—Adorefleg, 105. and (Provifions:)—Waker?.— Wille, 36.— rear, 
1. &amp;c.—Butchers. — Drawhatkhs, 27 —Forestallers, &amp;c.—han and Straw. — Pawn- 
brokerg.— Rates Parochial. Supplp, 314. 462. 492. 511. 524. 


Hirths. 


See Duties, 67.—Cstates Forfeited, 1. 


















— - Bilcuits. 


See Corn and Grain, 2—Drawharks, &amp;c. 55.— France, 6.—oule, 129. 





Pishovs. 


Petitions of Bifhops, and others, viz. 


I. For Bills, XLVI. 177.—XLVII. 465.—XLVIII..214.—XLIX. 227.—L. 8.—LI. 302. 363.— 
LIL. 84. 318. 


2. For Provifion to be made in Bills, XLV! 565. 

3- Againft particular Bills, LU. 346. 

4. Approbation of Bifhops neceffary to particular Matters being done, XLVIII. 792.—XLIX. 460. 
L. 510. 

5: Confents of Bifhops neceffary to Ditto, XLIX. 460. 634. 635.—LI. 586. 629.—LIII. 267. 619. 


LIV. 556.—LV. 617. 


See Accounts, 310. 996.— Acts, 72.— Bills (135. Afylum.) 146. 153. 190. 199. 
208. 222.—Churches, 10. 12. 14.-17. 18. 36. 39. &amp;c.—Cast Fndia Com- 
panp, 2.—Cstates, 44. 81. 86. 87. 102. 103. 115. 119.—Jutlofures, 37. 57. 

76. 131. 148. 216. 238. 252. 288. 317. and (Drayton Parflow, and Middlezoy 

Inclofures.)}—Hand Cay.— Pellages, 27.—ations, 101.— Pavigations, 42.— 

Queber.—Supplp, 144. 


Black Corps. 


See Accounts, 118. 










Black Lean. 


See Dratwhatks, 43.—Dutics, 78 —oule, 86. 


Hlack Poor. 


See Accounts, 11. 13. 64. 77. 





Blanks. 






Blanks. 
Filled up in Bills on Reports with particular Words, and negative othet. Words, xLvi. §78, 


Filled up with Sars inftead of particular Matter, LII. 683. 
See Addrefles, 105. 106.—Billg, 142. 283. 296. 


Hlubber. 


See Accauntg, 431. 445.—Bills, 1 57-—Customs.— Fitheries,—houle (Duties,) 


‘Blue, 


See Bills, 40.—Starch, 





























oards. 


Houfe adjourns on a Motion for appointing a Board of General Officers, &amp;c. LII. 438. 


See Accounts, 367. 711. 877. 947. 1009. 1010. 1047. 1064. 1146. 1164.—%Bill¢, 
153. 195. 256.— Customs.—Darks, 1. 2.—Cprcile.— Jndemnitp, — Jndia,— 
Stamps, &amp;c.—Water, 





oats, Barges,&amp;c. 


Pleafure Boats; an Amendment of the Lords relating to an Exception of Ditto, Li. 519. 


See alfo Ateounts, 8. 358. 447. 581. 751. 771. 966. 1061. 1089.—dBillg. 8 
226. — Courts, 15- 16. — Customs, 1.— Dover, — Crrife, 19 ek to 
182. — theels, — Pabigations, 3. 75. — Smuggling, 2— Squares, &amp;c. 11.— 
Supply, 461. 525. 








Movies. 


See Anatomp,— Church Pards.—CErcife. 





Hond Debts. 


See Accounts, 481. 508. 





Ponds. 


See Gecounts, 423. 481. 508. 1081. &amp;c. — Bills, 279—Toase Crade. — Cug- 
toms.—Stamps, 2.—Supplp, 474. 499—Warehoules of His Pajestp, &amp;c. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Wooks. 




















Pooks. 


See Accounts, 5. 6. 223. 357. 786. 1264.—Billg, 184. — Complaines, 21.— Dratobacks, 
49.—Wonle, 259.—hing, 16 —Lists.— Members, 28. 29.— Pessages, 40. 67.—Puir and 
Palmer.—Drders, 2.—Patliament, 20.—Sedition,—foupplp, 575.—Wlater, 1. 3. 





Booms. 


See Harbours (Poole). 





Boons, Fines, &amp;c. 


See Ctateg, 109. (Manor of Hornby, &amp;c.) 


PHooths. 


See Wills, 132. 


‘Booty. 


See Accounts, 36.—Abbdreflrs, 102.—West Jndies, 7. 





Boroughs. 


See Billig, 123.~—Clections.— Markets, 1. 





Poston. 


See Bills, 256.—Corn and Grain, 2. 9.—Clectiang.—Parbours, 5.—Pavigations, 4. 12. 
Parliament, 1.—Squares and Streets, 38. 


Bottles. 


See Accounts, 725. 1075.— Bills, 44.— Poule (Aas).—upplp, 338. 339.— Wines, 








Boundaries, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 995. .1264.—Billg, 189.—Cstates, 96. 102.—4ntlofureg, 21. 312. . and 
(Settrington).—abigations (Dee River). ee - 


ee ee 

































| ae re 
Pounties. 
See Account$, 368. 373. 375. 377- 635. 788. 882. 1049. togo. 1161. 1205.—BITB, 21. 
40. 45: 67. 85. 87. go. 135. 136. 141. 157. 158.—Churches, 33.— Corn and Grain, 


2.—Drawwhachs, 30. 54. 64. 71. 72. 84. 86.—Fih, 2.—Fitheries, 8 —boule,—Lawe 
Crpiring, 16.— @ilitia, 5.—flaves, 15. 16. &amp;c.—fSupplp, 530. 554. 





Bounty. 


See Wills, 66.—Land Caz (Redemption). 





s 


—-Pran. 


See Account$, 1069.—Distillerp, 





Brandy. 


See Supply, 349. 353: 354. 355- 556: 





Prass. 


See Coing, &amp;c.—Debts Small, 4.—Duties, 64.— Houle, 157.—Pabigations; 35. 36. &amp;c, 





#Hreav. 


I Bill to amend A&amp; of 31 Geo. II. for the due making of Bread, &amp;c. with refpect to the Time ‘ é' 
within which certain Profecutions, direéted by thé faid Aét, are to be brought; ordered, 
XLVIII. 242. Prefented, &amp;c. and the Title varying from the Order of Leave for bringing it in, 
Bill withdrawn, 340. 341. A new Bill prefented without a frefh Order, &amp;c. 361. P. 764. 


ve Another Bill to amend the faid A&amp; of 31 Geo. II. fo far as it relates to the Affize and making of 

Bread to be fold in the City of London and Liberties thereof; &amp;c.; ordered, LH. 434. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 440. 456. Committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 464. Reported, q 
and re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, and Bill as amended ordered to be 
printed, 639. 640. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 673. Amendment agreed 
to,676. P. 698. Another Bill to amend Aét of 31 Geo. II. and the faid A&amp; of 37 Geo, III, 
fo far as the fame relate to the Affize, &amp;c. of Bread in London, and Bills of Mortality ; ordered, 
LIII. 539. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 545. P. 691. 


2. Bill for fupplying the French Iflands in the Poffeffion of His Majefty with Corn, Meal, Flour, and 
Bifcuit ; ordered, &amp;c. XLIX. 594. P. 735. ° 








4. Bill for amending the Laws refpecting the Price and Affize of Bread, ordered, LI. 19. P. 246.—— 
«See infra, 4. 7. 
4. Bill to permit Bakers to make and fell certain Sorts of Bread; ordered, LI. 215. ~Committed, and 


to be printed, 220. 231. . Read Third Time, anda Claufé added for faving the Rights of the 
City of London, and of the Company ‘of Bakers there, 247. P. 271. 7 


Bill to empower Magiftrates, &amp;c. in fetting the Affize of Bread,.to make an Allowance on Account 
of the additional Duty on Salt ; ordered, LUI. 636; Petition of the Body of Bakers at Portfea, 
Portfmouth, &amp;c. complaining of the Magiftrates not fetting the Price of Bread agreeable to A&amp; 

~ 31 Geo. II. and praying Relief; referred to the Committee on this Bill, and Bill confidered, 651. 
Reported, &amp;c. 656. P. 691. 


5. Bill to probibit any Perfon or Perfons from felling, &amp;c. any Bread which has not been baked for a 
certain Number of Hours; ordered, LV. 202. Prefented, and read Firft and Second Time, &amp;c 
and ordered to be ingrofled, 205. P. 208,——See infra, 10. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3M 6. Bil 











- Bread, 


Bill for better regulating the Price and Affizeof Bread; ordered, LV..280. Prefented, &amp;c. 342. 
_ Confidered in the Committee; reported; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill 
as amended to be printed, 362. Order for printing the Bill difcharged ; Report taken into fur- 
ther Confideration ; Amendments of the Committee agreed to; a Table of Prices and Affize 
added; Bill as amended to be printed ; Bill re-committed as amended to a Sele€&amp;t Committee ; 
Orders and Powers given, &amp;c. 371. A Member added to the Committee, 379. Petition of 
Bakers refiding in Canterbury praying for an Increafe of their Profits, referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, 403. Petition of the Bakers refident in Winchefter and Suburbs, &amp;c. againft the 
Bill, referred to the Committee, 454. Bill reported, and of confidering the faid Petitions; the 
Report to be taken into further Confideration in Three Months, and Bill as amended to be 
printed, 476. 


Je Bill to amend Aét of 31 Geo. II. for the due making of Bread, &amp;c. fo far as relates to fetting the 
Affize of Bread; ordered, LV. 663. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 664. Inftruétion to 
the Committee to extend the Provifions of the Bill; confidered and reported, &amp;c. 684. Read 
Third Time, and the further Proceeding adjourned, 689. Further adjourned, 696. 705. The 
Third Reading further proceeded in; a Claufe added after being committed; Bill fent to the 
Lords, 715. P. 746. 


8. Mixed Bread ; Report of Experiments made by the Victualling Office relating to Ditto, and Pro- 
duceof Flour from a Quarter of Wheat, &amp;c. LI. 206. 


9 Bill to prevent, for a Time to be limited, the manufa¢turing of any Fine Flour from Wheat, or 
making any Bread thereof; and to repeal an Aét of 36 Geo. III. for permitting Bakers to make 
and fell certain Sorts of Bread; ordered,-with an Inftruétion, LV. 906. 914. Prefented, &amp;c. 
915.918. Confidered; reported; Bill to be ingroffed, and, as amended, to be printed, 920. 
Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 923. P. 929. 


a Petition of the Bakers refident in the City of Winchefter, &amp;c. for the prefent A&amp; relating to the 
Affize of Bread to be amended, or for an additional Affize Table to be added, &amp;c. to lie on the 
Table, Liv. 84. 


10. Bill to prohibit Perfons from felling any Bread which thall not have been baked Twenty-four Hours ; 
ordered, LV. 906. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 908. Billreported; Claufes added; Bill 
to be ingroffed, 920. Read Third Time; a Claufe added after being committed, &amp;c. 924. 
P. 929. ? 


See Acrounts, 204. 249. 857. 963. &amp;c.—Bills, 26. 40. 137. 142. 264.—Come 
mittees, 162.—Torn and Graig, 2. 8. &amp;c.—Corporations, &amp;c.— Drawbacks, 
55 —France, 6.—Poule, 164. 257.—poor.—Mupplp, 79. 88. &amp;c. 


Brewers. 


Petition-of the Common Brewers of the City of London, &amp;c. fora Bill to alter the Provifions of 
an A&amp; of 22 Geo. III. relative to. Beer and Ale, fo far as refpects the Quality of Table Beer 
brewed by Common Brewers; referred toa Committee, XLVIII. 117. Report, and to lie on the 
Table, 186. Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 296. Confidered, &amp;c. 308. 
Report feveral Refolutions, and Bill for altering the Provifions of the faid Ad, &amp;c. ordered, 
317. P. 712. 


See Accounts, 711.—Mle, &amp;c.— Beer, &amp;c.—Drawhacks, &amp;c. 27.—Cxcile, 4.— 
Patents, 5.—frcotland, 44. &amp;c.—upplp, 574. 


Pribery. 


See Glections, 12. 32. 33.—MDrderg, 80. 


Pricks and Tiles. 


See Aerountg, 6o1. 718. 1066.—Supplip, 477- 478. 


Hridewells. 


See Convicts, 5—Gaols, 1. 5—boule, 194.—Secotland, 54. 




















— 
‘ ° 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 


Privges. 


I. Petitions for Bills to build Bridges - - += = = 14010, 


II. - 
Ill. - 
IV. - 
Vv. - 
Vi. - 
VI. - 


to re-build and to repair Bridges - 11. to 16. 


to amend, &amp;c. Acts for building them, 17, 18. 


- - -- - - to open Avenues, &amp;c. to Ditto - - 19. 
- .--- + to take Toll on Bridges already built- .. 


for completing Bridges + - + + - 


- +--+ - - relating to County Bridges - - = 20. 





I.. Petitions for Bills to build, &amp;c. Bridges over Rivers, referred to 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Committees, v/z. 


Avon River at Stokeford ; for maintaining a Bridge over Ditto, Lill. 337. -P. 452. 


Bewdley, in the County of Worcefter, over the River Severn, L. 341. 348. Report, and Notices 
not having been given, order them to be given; Bill ordered, and an Order made for the Com- 
mittee to whom the Bill may be committed to examine refpecting the Notices given, &amp;c. 366. 
Report.on the Bill, and that the Order refpecting the Notices to be given had been complied 


with ; the Report to be further confidered, 485. Report further confidered, and one of the 
Amendments amended, &amp;c. 489. P. 546. ! 


Bifhop Wearmouth, over the River Wear in that Parifh, to the oppofite Shore in the Parith of 
Monk Wearmouth, in the County of Durham, XLVII. 419. Report, 447. Bill reported 
and re-committed, 703. Report, and again re-committed, 737. Reported, 754. P. 1071. 


Bubwith over the River Derwent, in the County of York, from near Duffield, XLVIII. 163. 
Report, 344. Bill reported and re-committed, 686. Again reported, &amp;c. 699. P. 758. 


Burfledon, in the County of Southampton, and for making a Road from Ditto over the River 


Itchin, at or near Northam, and from thence to Titchfield, &amp;c. LI. 299. Report 671 
P. 750. 


Creflage, in the County of Salop; a Bridge over the River Severn, at or near Ditto to the ops 
pofite Shore, and for making proper Roads and Avenues to and from the fame, LIV. 218. 
Report, 422. P. 534 


Maldon, in the County of Effex; over the River Chelmer or Blackwater at Fullbridge, LV. 284. 
Reported ; Standing Orders not complied with; Report to lie on the Table, and certain No- 
tices ordered to be given, 310. Petition, after Notices given, referred toa Committee, 408. 
Report, and Bill caluian 413. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 548. P.681. 


Northam over the River Itchin, in the County of Southampton, and for making a Road from 
Southampton to the faid Bridge, and from thence towards Botley, &amp;c. LI. 307.—Report, and 
Notices not ftriétly given, but Bill ordered, &amp;c. 419. P. 785. Petition for altering and 
amending the faid Act received after the Time limited, and referred to a Committee, LIII. 538. 
Report, and Standing Orders not regularly complied with, but Bill ordered, 559. P. 691. 


Bridgewater, in the County of Somerfet, and for repairing, &amp;c. Quays, and effectually collecting Duties, 
impofing new Duties, &amp;c. XLIX. 221. Petition for Provifion to be made for regulating the Moor- 
ings and Stations of Ships and Veffels reforting to the faid Port, referred to the fame Committee, 
277+ Report, 331. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Bridgewater, for Provifion to be made for taking 
a Toll for Cattle and Carriages paffing, &amp;c. on the faid Bridge, referred to a Committee, 403. 
Petition of the Proprietors and Confervators of the River Tone, from Bridgewater to Taunton, 
againft, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 404. Report on the Mayor, 
&amp;c. Petition, and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion accordingly, 425. 

Petition 








10. 


IT 


Il, 


13. 


14. 


16. 


17. 


15. 


18. 


Petition of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of the Towns of Taunton, Bridgewater, &amp;¢. againft, referred to 
the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered; and the Petition of the Proprietors, &amp;c. of the 
River Tone read again, and referred to Ditto; Counfel ordered ; Power given to the Committee 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and Voices given, &amp;c. 430. Bill read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 500. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, which was 
agreed to, but a fpecial Entry made of the Reafons for fuch Agreement, 581. 591. P. 622. 


Selby over the River Oufe, in the County of York, XLVI. 180. Report, 213. Petition of 
Truftees for improving the Navigation of the River Oufe, againft; referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, and Countel ordered, 293. Petition of the Earl of Beverley againft; referred, and 
Counfel ordered, 303. Report, 319. P. 398. . 


Staines to Egham, acrofs the River Thames, in the Counties of Middlefex and Surrey, XLVI. 139. 
Report, 392. P. 687. 

Stoke or Haflar Lake.——See infra, (Gofport.) 

Tatterfhall Ferry over the River Witham, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 207.—Report, 
344. P. 712. 

Thames or Ifis River, at Leachlade, &amp;c. XLVII. 424.—Report, 487. P. 1072, 


Whitchurch, in the County of Oxford, to Pangbourn, in the County of Berks, XLVII. 402. 
Report, and Notices not having been given, order them to be given, 566. Petition after/Notices 
given referred to a Committee, 713. Report, and Bill ordered, 728. P. 1071. 


See Highwaps, S&amp;c. 14. 61. 66. 136.—Scotland, 2. 30. &amp;c. 


Petitions for Bills to re-build and repair Bridges, &amp;c. referred 


to Committees, zz. 


 Bridgenorth, in the County of Salop, over the River Severn, and for opening convenient Avenues 


thereto, LI. 282. Report, 384. P. 566. 


Doncafter, in the County of York, L. 357. Report, 390. Petition of Creditors on Securities 
of Tolls, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 443. Re- 
ported, &amp;c. 498. P. 567. 


Liandilofawr, in the County of Carmarthen; the Carriage Bridge over the River Towy at the faid 
Place thrown down by the Violence of the Floods in 1795, LI. 288. Not reported. 


Maldon, in the County of Effex. See /upra, 3. 


Northampton County, over the River Nine or Nen, at Thrapfton, Oundle, &amp;c. L. 377. Report, 
and Notices not having been given, order them to be given; Bill ordered for thofe ot Thrapfton 
and Oundle, and the Committee to whom the fame may be committed to examine in the firft 
place refpecting the Notices given, &amp;c. 388. Not proceeded in. 





Nottingham Town and County of the Town, from Trent Bridge to Nottingham ; certain Bridges 
and Roads damaged by Floods, L. 434. Not reported. See infra. 


Nottingham Flood Bridges, LI. 372. Report, 642. P. 792.— See Pighwaps, so. ; 


Oufe Bridge, in the City of York, and for widening, &amp;c. the Streets and Avenues leading 
thereto, &amp;c. LII. 293. Not reported. 





III. Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;c. Acts for building and repairing 


Bridges, referred to Committees, v/z. 


Birmingham, in the County of Warwick; A&amp; of 28 Geo. III. for re-building the Bridge over the 
River Rea, called Deretend Bridge, and widening the Avenues thereto, 8c. XLVI. 161. Re- 
port, 337. Petition of the Inhabitants for Provifion to be made to enable the Truftees for the 
Bridge to apply any Surplus that may remain of the intended Tolls in widening Part of Dig- 
beth Street ; referred to a Committee, 610. Report, and Inftruction to make Provifion accord- 
ingly, 619. Bill reported, 631. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 642. Not returned from the Lords. 


Petition for a Bill renewed, and referred to a Committee, L. 108.—LYV. 271. Not re- 
ported. 





‘Lea Bridge, in. the County of Effex, LIV. 143. Report, 158. P. 534. 
Newhaven, over the River Oufe, in the County of Suffex, LIII. 311.—Report, 360. P. 451. 
Northam. See fupra, 4. 


. Redftone, in the County of Worcefter, acrofs the River Severn, A&amp;t 13 Geo. III. L. 375. Re- 

‘port, and Notices not having been given, order them to be given; Bill ordered, and the Com- 

mittee to whom the fame may be committed to examine in the firft place refpeCting the No- 
tices given, 404. Bill reported, and the Notices ftated to have been given, &amp;c. 567. P. 618. 





«  Swanfea, 









































~ Bridges. 


m5 Swanfea, in the County of Glamorgan, acrofs the River Tawey, A&amp;t 18 Geo. III. LV. 254. 
Report, 307. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 534. Amendment agreed to, 
544. P. 595. 


Whitney and Clifford, in the County of Hereford, acrofs the River Wye, A&amp; 20 Geo. III. 
Lil. 264. Report, and although Notices not regularly given, Bill ordered, 418. P. 558. 





















IV. Petition for a Bill to open Avenues, make Purchafe of Houfes 
and Ground, and for abolifhing certain Tolls and 
Cuftoms, &amp;c. wiz. | 


19. Shrewfbury, in the County’ of Salop; referred toa Committee, L. 162. Not reported. 


. 


V. Petitions for enabling Perfons to take Toll for pafling over Bridges 
erected by themfelves, referred to Committees, vz. 


Gofport, in the County of Southampton, over acertain Lake called Stoke or Haflar Lake, between 
Gofport and the Royal Naval Hofpital at Haflar, XLVII. 427. Report, and Notices not having 
been given, order them to be given, 606. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 
715. Report, and Bill ordered, 721. Petition renewed, &amp;c. XLVIII. 225. Ditto, XLIX. 


277. Again renewed, &amp;c. LIV. 221. Report, &amp;c. 400. 410. Bill fent to the Lords, 
563. Not returned. 











VI. Petition for a Bill to finith and complete a Bridge, referred to 
a Committee, viz. 


Neath, over the River Neath, to the Parifh of Cadoxton juxta Neath, in the County of Gla- 
morgan, and for raifing Money to pay Debts, LV. 254. Not reported. , 


VII. Petitions and Bills relating to County Bridges, viz. 


20. For Roads and Bridges which have been repaired, 8c. by Counties, to be repaired by other Per- 
fons under particular Acts then paffing, LI. 698.—See ighwang, so. 


See Qecounts, (Scotland)— Bills, 37.—Cstates, 134.—honle, 159.—Scotland. 
—Sewers.— Squares, &amp;c. (Henley).—foupplp, (Scotland). 





Primstone. 


See Acrouuts, 368. 





PHritih Colonies or Plantations. 


See Atcounts, 37. 136. 166. 211. 252. 377.+—MBillg, 34. 35. 43. 87. 90. Distillerp.— Fitheries. 
—DHoufe, 76.—Jmportation, 5.— Laws Crpiring, 8. 9. 10. 13. 40.—Soupplp, 332. 333- 
349- 352+ 527-—@obacco, 5.— West Indies. 





PHritith ‘*mports and Exports. 


See Accounts, 383. 385. 410. 424. 454. 1082. &amp;c.—Cgportation, 1.—Jmportation, 1. &amp;c.— : 
Laws Expiring, 40. &amp;c:—fupplip, 328. 329. 350. 459. 470. 511. 519. 530 535- ‘ 








Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3 N British 









Hritih Fslands. 


Sce Gtcountg, 36. 40. 46. 53. 450. 455. 465.466. 1082.—America,7. —Soupplp, 45. 46. 
53+ 349- 





Pritih WProduce. 


See Accounts, 377. 455.—C©oods, Wares, &amp;c.— Supply, 333. 334. 344. 3 52.— est Indies. 


—_—— pat 
_-—_— 5 EFS 


Hritith Cerritories and Poflerlions. 


See Accounts, 3. 11. 15. 30. 36. 40. 44. to 74. 79. 98. 438. 445. 466. 480. 820.— America, 
1.to 7.— jndia.— Pew Sourh Wirales.—Quchec,— Speeches, 1.— est Judies. 








Brooks, Streams, and Rivulets. 


See Wills, 235. 244. 255.—3nclofures, 196. 367—Pabigations, 35. 51. 115. 126. 


Brokers (Sworn). 


See Quttions.— Auctioneers. Bills, 366.—Cast Jndia Company, 2.—Ihoule, 146. 


PHrunswitk (Duke of, &amp;c.) 


See Accounts, 127. 1253.—MAddrelles, 96.— Pew Brunswick, Speeches, 5.—Supplp, 126, 
172. 





Budget. 








I, ®pened, XLVI. 92.—XLVII. 405.—XLVII. 461. 462.—L. 266. 268—LII. 508,——See 
Supply, 325- 349. 353+ 379- 385+ 392- 394- 
2. Accounts ordered for what is called the Budget, L. 261. Prefented, 262. Ordered, LII, 507- 


Prefented, 508. 
3. India Budget, XLVI. 648.—XLVII. 1062. 
See Atcounts, 508. 1353.—iponfe, 213. 





4 / 
Huildings. 
See Attount$, 808. 904. 1018.—houle, 170.—Fnelofureg, 121. and (Frodfham Score Inclofure.) 
— poor, 34. &amp;c.—_ Speaker, 126.—Squares, &amp;c. 24. 





Hutlvings and Fortifications, 


See Accounts, 3..17- 39. 76. 105. 161. 165. 508. 904. 

















 DBulbbatiig. * 


Bill for pteventing the Praétice of ‘Bull-baiting’; ‘ordered, LVi:3620°Prefented, &amp;c. and Day ap- 
pointed. for the Second Reading, ibid.. Read Second. Time ; committed ;,.confidered ; reported ; 
Report to be further confidered ;, Bill as amended to be printed, 371.. The furtlief Confideration 
of the Report deferred for Six Months, 396. 


Wee 
‘Bullion. 
Iron Ore, formerly imported from Ruffia, &amp;c. and paid for ™ Bullion, XLVIII. 144. 
See Accounts, (Bank of England) ; aid’ 508.) 1264.—Zreland, (Union).—foupplp, 565. 


Pullocks. 


See Attounts, 508. 523. 533.—5utchers. 











Buoys. 


See Harbours. —Davens.— ports. 





Hurghs (Royal, &amp;c.) 


See Accounts, 1042.—Billg, 268.—Clections, 84, &amp;c.—Donfe, 280.— Srotland, 3. 20. 





Burglaries. 


See Accouttts, 79. 334. &amp;c.— Felons, — Felony. — Larcenp.— Dffenderg.— Penitentiarp 
Houfes—TChames Police. 





“Purtals, 


See Accounts, 1135.— Burying Ground,—Church Pards.—Durieg, 6. 67—faupply, 514. 





PHurning or Hestroping. 


See Carporationg, &amp;c. 4. 7. 8.—Ships and Uettels, 3- 





Hurt Stones. 


See Donfe, (Duties)—Mill Stones. 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 









Hurthens, ‘&amp;c, 


Ss New Burthens en Conftituents; Motion and Previous Queftion on Ditto, XLVI. 429. 


2. A Propofition having been made, and a Sentiment of the Houfe to confider how particular Mat- 
, ters may be done without any additional Burthen to the Public, fuperfeded by an Adjourn- 
ment of the Houfe, L. 580. 


“$. Petition of Sir Francis Blake, Baronet, relative to particular Burthens, &amp;c. LI. 300. 
See illg, 226.—Bounties—Ships, &amp;c. 





Hurping Grounds. 


Petitions for Bills relating thereto, referred to Committees, w7z. 


i. Of the Vicar, &amp;c. of Saint Pancras, in the County of Middlefex, for providing an additional 
Burying Ground, and for fhutting up the prefent Footpath through the Church Yard, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 468. Report, 510. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 720. P. 776. 


2. Of Veftrymen of Saint Mary-le-Bone, for providing an additional Cemetery or Burial Ground for 
the Parith, LU. 144. Report, 234. Bill committed, 256. Not reported. 
3. Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Covent Garden, fora Bill to remove a Burial Ground in the Middle of 


Bridge Street, (Marquis Court, &amp;c.) LI. 343. Not reported. 
See Bills, 266.—Churches.— Church Pards,—Cstates, 5.—pPoor. 








PBushel, 


I. Petition of Growers of, or Dealers in, Corn, &amp;c. in feveral Parts of the Kingdom, relating to the 
Bufhel Meafure; tolie onthe Table, XLIX. 232. 
2. Reports refpecting the Winchefter Bufhel, LI. 206. 209. 527. 


See Corn and Grain, 8. 9. &amp;c.— Boule, 164. 





Husts, 


See Jnbentions. 





Butchers. 


Petition of the Cutting Retail Butchers of London, Weftminfter, &amp;c. complaining of the Prac- 
tice of Jobbers, Foreftallers, Carcafe Butchers, &amp;c. and praying Relief; to lie on the Table, 
LI. 551. Petition again read; referred toa Committee to examine, and Voices given, &amp;c. 572. 
Report, together with a Statement of the Evidence ; Report ordéred to lie on the Table, and to 
be printed, 636. Day appointed for further Confideration, 673. Not proceeded in. 


See Forestallerg, &amp;c. 


. 





Putter. 


‘Petition of Cheefemongers and Dealers in Butter in‘and near London, for a Bill to prevent the com- 
mittingof Frauds and Abufes in the weighing, packing, and felling of Butter; referred to a 
Committee, Li. 366, Report, and Bill for Ditto ordered, 489. Prefented, &amp;c. and erdered 


to 








to be printed, 534: Petition of Cheefemongers and Dealers in Butter, refident in and near 
London ; and a Petition of Ditto refident in the City of Briftol, and the Country adjacent, in 
favour of the Bill; to lie qn the Table, 566. Reported, and recommitted, 587. Again re= 
ported, &amp;c. 592. P. 785.———Billto explain, amend; and render more effectual the faid Ac; 
ordered, LII. 537: Reported, and to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 
619. Bill re-committed, 640, Petition of Butter Factors in the City and Neighbourhood of 
York, and of Daitymen and Farmers of the County of York, &amp;c, againft the Bill, as it then 
ftood ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 641. Petition of 
Dairymen and Butter Factors, &amp;c. in the County of Norfolk; and Petition of Dairymen and 
Farmers in the Neighbourhood of Malton, Yorkthire, againft-the Bill; referred to the Commit: 
tee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 666. Not reported. Another Bill, for amending and rendering 
more effectual the faid A&amp;; ordered, LIII: 549. Prefented, &amp;c. and. ordered to be printed; 
552. Petition of Dealers in Butter at Devizes, in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table; 557, 
Bill committed, and Voicesgiven, &amp;¢€. 569. Petition of Dealersin Butter in Southwark, in’ 
favour, 579. Petition of Dealers in Butter at Reading, and other Petitions, in favour, 580. 
Of Dealers in Butter at Chichefter, and other Petitions, m favour of Ditto, 583. Of Dealers in 
Butter in Lewes, &amp;c. and other Petitions; in favour, 598. Of Dealers in Butter in Colchefter; 
in favour, 608. Of Dealers in Butter in the County of Middlefex, in favour, 61s. Bill re- 
ported, &amp;c. 619: Petition of Dealersin Butter in the Town of Maiditone, in favour, 626, 
P. 690. 


See Dairies; 











Buttons. | 4 


See Crave, i. 





Bye Boats. 


See Accounts, 966.— Dover: 





Pye Latws. 


See Carpotationg and Companies; 7. 8—Teade, 5. 6. 





Pye Roads anv Gaps. 


‘See WighwWapys, 29. &amp;c.—Kcotland, 93. 





Cables, &amp;c. 


See Ports, 2. 





Callicors. 


See Secdgnts; 368.—Cagt jndiegs, 





Iwoax XLVI. to LV. (1790.—1800.) 











Callico Printers. 


See Jnbentiongs, 2. 





Calls. 


See Houle, 293.— Members, 5. 7. 10. &amp;c.—Pabigations, 86. 87. 





Cambricks. 


See %illg, 86.— Houle, 96.— Importation, 14.—Laws Crpiring, 23. 30.—Smuggling, 1. 





Campaigns. 


See Accounts, 112.—Addrefles, 30.— Meblages, 12.—Speeches, 5. 6. 





Canada. 


See Accounts, 48. to 52. and 680.— Peflages, 24.—Nuebecr.— Speeches, 1.—Supplp, 47. to so. 





Canals, Side Cuts, Branches, &amp;c. 


See Willg, 68. to 31. and 227. 229. 233. 239. 241. eid 248. 249. 250. 254.—sPabiga- 
tiong, 28. to 128 ia te 3 4: 2.4. &amp;c.—Railwaps, &amp; 


Candles. 


See Acountg, 720. 721. 1067.—Duties 68.—€reife.—Crportation, 4. 


Canons. 


Ecclefiaftical Canons, &amp;c.- L. §15. 
See Churches, 13. 20. 27. &amp;c. 





Cannon, &amp;c. (Artillecy), 


See Accounts, 39. 161. 219. 5087 893. 903.—Piabp.—fMupplp, 105. 106, &amp;c. 





~— Canterbury. 


See Caufts.—Courts.—Clettions.— Cstates, 117.+-Seedition, 1i. 





Canbas. 


See Boule, 145. — Freland—Laws Crpiring, 29.— Sail Cloth, 





Cape Breton. 


See Accounts, 53. 54.—Addrefles, 146.—Supplp, 51. 52. 





Cape of Goon Hope. 


he Bill to authorize His Majefty, for a Time to be limited, to make Regulations refpecting the Trade 
and Commerce to and from Ditto ; ordered, LII. 220. P. 241. 





to leffen the Duty on Wine and Spirits the Produce of the Britifh Settlement of the Cape, 
&amp;c. and to empower the Importers to land the fame before Payment of the Duties of Ex. 
cife; to lodge the fame in Warehoufes, and to allow the fame to be fhipped, free of Duty, 
as Stores, &amp;cc. ordered, LV. 629. P. 714. 


See Accounts, 166. 687.—Armp, 2.—Billg, 1—Cast India Companp, 2.— 
Wolland.— Houle, 76.—Laws Crpiring, 24. 39. 43-—Supplp, 93. 96. 





Capias ad Satisfaciendum. 


See Houle, 175. 





Capital, PBebts and Credits, Ailets, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 269. 345. 508.— Aflets,—_Billg, 131.—Commercial Credit, 2. 3.~-Corpos 
rations, &amp;c. 3. 





Capsterns. 


See Pabigations, 116. 





Captors. 


See Prizes, 1. 2.—Smuggling, 2. 





Aupzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 



















» Cargoes.” 


See Atcounts, 453. 508. 974. 1060-—wBillg, 4. 15. 40. 274—&gt;Corn” aid Grain, 9-— Care 
Judia Company, 2. 18.—Peufe, 74. 273- Birsmes 15. 16. &amp;c. 


Carlisle. 


Sce Mills, 396.—Commercial Credic, 2.—Complaints, 5—Clectiong, 53. and the Table: 








Carlton: Houle. 
See Accounts, 810. 811, 998. 1018.—Ponle, 160.— printing, 46. 47 Bales, prince of, 3; 


—_~_ 





Carine. 


See Carts, &amp;c.—Datks, 6—fquares and Streets, 32. &amp;c. 








Carolina (North). 


Sce Amtrica, 2—Supplp, 64. 





Carriages. 


See WBillS, 39. 172. 173.— Bridges, 5. &amp;c.— Duties, 74. 75.— highwaps, 124.—Squareg and 
ss \tveets, 42. &amp;c.—Mupplp, 340. 523. 





Carriage of Goors. 


See WHighwaps, 80. 82. &amp;c. ce a es 37- 41. &amp;c.—Squares and Streets, 
g2. &amp;c.—fSuppip, 310. 317. 921. 327. 


Carriers (Common), 
_- See Highwaps, 8o.—fSoupptp, 459. 
Catroons, 


See ills, 151.— Dorks, 6. 












Carts and Catriages;, Wraps, &amp;c. 


Petition of the Corporation of London for a Bill-to extend the Powersiof Two Adté of 18 and 30 
Geo. II. to prevent the Mifbehaviour of the Drivers of Carts in the Streets of London, Wefta 
minfter, é&amp;c.$ refetred to 4 Committee, LV. oe Repuke 480. Prefented, &amp;c. 518. 
Another Petition, for Provifion to be made refpeéting ‘tinlicénfed Waggons, &amp;c; Night Carts, 
and other Matters, referred to a Committee, 585. Petition of Merchants; &amp;c. againft, to 
lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel or- 
dered, 602. Report on the Petition.refpe&amp;ting uglicenfed Carts, &amp;c. and Inftruétion thereon, 
626. Bill reported, and Répofé to be Farthet cOhfidered, 653. Deferred; 691. Further 
deferred for Three Months, ras &lt;4 Oe” 


2. __, Beginning to keep Carriages, Lil. 175. ‘ “ 
3s Taxed Carts exempt from a particular Duty, Lui. 176. 
See Accounts, 1149. 1152.— Wills, 37. 172. 173. 180. 184.—Dities; 46&gt; 6s07 
74-—Bighwaps, 80. 82. 114.—oule, 153. 191. 256.—Deders, 74. 83.— 
Squares anv F242. 78.—Suppip, 476. 578. 





ates, 


See Mills, 135. 138. 143. 147. 153.185. 229, 253.2 65.—a Fapttte,— Muir avid Palmer, 
Quakers, 1. &lt;% ia ¥ 





Cash... ae 
See Mank of England, 2.-—Billps a 36. : t ext 


Te &amp; 





Casks. 


See Accounts, 1264.—ABilI8, 44.—@line. 





Castles. 


See Bills, 262-—Estates, 44. 120.—Jntlolures; 190. 





Cast Blate Glals. 


See Corporations, &amp;c.— Houle, 84.—foupply, 338. 339. 5229 





Calualtics, 


Deaths and Cafualties, &amp;c. XLIX. 3tt.—Lil, 523. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Ww Cathewvals.? “0 


Petitions of Deans and Chapters, &amp;c. XLVI. 203.-XLVIl. 506.—L. 126: 278. 483. 


See’ Churches, 20. 27, 35.—Cstates, 68. 72. 123. 117.—Gnelolyres, 43. 85. 
Mavigations, 51. : no? 





Dehigl - Catholics. 


See Cabaley.— Dillenters, 1. 3.—Boute, 217. 220. Papists —Storlant, 19. &amp;c. 





~~ Cattles 
See Atenints, 523. 533 1264.— Bills, 37-—Bridges, 5: &amp;c.—Butehers.—Comnions and— 
Wastes. — Forestallers, — toule, 145. 158. 190. 262.~—-Qnelofures, 180. 317. &amp;c, — 
Wight, Fale of. ~~ os 


J 





Cautes. 


Inveftigation of Cautes of particular Matters being done, reported on, Lit. 666. a, 


See Bank of England, 3.—swills, 224.—Clections, 283 —prise Caules. 


* a 





Caules and “Sndictments. 


Bill to regulate the Trial of Ditto, which arife within the Limits of certain Cities and Towns* 
Corporate within this Kingdom ; ordered, Lil. 147. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 
160. Day appointed for the Segond Reading,276. 289. Committed, 298. Reported,. and 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole Hloute, and Bill as amended ordered to be printed, 
334. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough of Great Yarmouth againft the Bill, referred 
to the Committee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 474. Petition of Mayor, Jurats, &amp;c. of Hythe, 
in Kent, againft the Bill, referred to the Committee, 545. Petition’ of Mayor, &amp;c. of Briftol, 
and Petition of Mafter, &amp;c. of Merchant Venturers in Briftol, againft Ditto, referred to the 
Committee,.and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 548. Petition of Merchants and Inhabitants of . 
Great Yarmouth, praying the Houte to do with the Bill as to them fhall feem meet, &amp;c. to lie 
on the Table, $49. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Faverfham againft the Bill, referred to the 
Committee, 553. Petition ofMayor} éec..of Dover againft Ditto, referred, &amp;c. 558. Peti- 
tion of Mayor, &amp;c. of Canterbury, and) of Mayor, &amp;c. of Folkeftone, againft Ditto, referred 
to the Committee, and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 574. Confidered, and on a Divifion in 
the Committee, there not. being Forty; Members preient, the Houfe adjourns, 588. Day ap- 
pointed for further confidering Ditto, ‘590. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Exeter, in 
Chamber affembled, againft Ditto, referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 602 
Further confidered, and-report a Progrefs; 8c.611; Deferred on a Divifion, 622.. Further- 
confidered, and report a further P fs, 628. Further confidered, and the Houfe adjourns 
for want of Forty Members, i oe appointed for further confidering Ditto, 646. De- 
ferred, 651. Further co ed,and the Speaker refumes.the Chair without any Report, 653. 
To be further confidered, 656. 664. Further. confidered sand report ; Report to lie on the 
Table, and Bill as amended to be printed, 667. Not proceeded in. Bill for Ditto again or- 
dered, Lill. 123. Reported; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be 
printed, 245. “Report-further confidered, 265. Read Third Time, and feveral Amendments 
made, and negative one propofed relating to Poole, 323. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
fome Amendments, 625. Amendments appointed to be coniidered, 631. Agreed to, 634. 
P. 647. Oe eS eee ‘ 











&gt; .+ 
re ~_ 7 


See Bridges, 7.—Navigations, 18, 10 


I. 


——— —e eee - —a- 





e 















Cavalty, 


See Accourits, 135. 161. 164. 192. 177- &amp;c. t94. 219. 229. 246. amp, ¥. g- 10, -8&amp;c.— 
Wills, 37. 135.—Mpllitia, 11.— ‘Petitions, $6, 87.—Sompply, -79. 81. 87. 88. 90. 95. 96. 
11g. 349. 523. 
















eee. oo a : or ain ie ei hail) aif 
th? a OL &amp; £4 : 2 1 ££ S Of 0 
he HRisigaes e 
: ae if eter eS. # | 4 . : : : " : 
" ye oe? 


See Buitping Ground,—Churrhes, 24. s&amp;c.—Chuteh wards, 3. kc. 





— 


SeeMotiong, 10d. Duestions prebloug Pegatibe, 11. 14. 16. 17. &amp;e. 








os ts | ee F : ‘ 
, La tb ‘ 
Per Centage. — 
See Customs.—Cast Yndia Company, 9,—&lt;Houte, (Duties). —Suipply, 349: 350. 35%. 
Per Cent Buties, &amp;c. 


Tncoine of Ditto, £. 19. 


See Attounts, i202.—Muties, 74. =—=Houle, 153.— Supply, 324. 926. 340. 347. - 
379% 475- 476. 485. goa. 





Per Cent Payments. 


See Supply, 39: 301, 487. &amp;e; 





‘am .. . | c 
Certificates. re 
See Attounts, 256. 349. 990.) 12350)1136--Bill¥, 29. 37. 135. 139. 294. 275.~— Corporm 

tiong, &amp;c. 3.—Ditcoberies Pew, 1.—Clettions, (Luggerthall).—€rtile, 7.— Houle, 175, 
Gnvemnity.—Freland, 3.—Serbants, 1—Sbips and Uellels, 8 —Speaker, ¢2.—Supply, 
313. 360. 361. 416. 460. 461. 476. 486. 525. 535. $58. 569. S90. and Supplp (Stamps). 


—_—- 
Pa wy I ) 


Certiorari, 


See Houte, 17 5.—dterketen, 








“Invex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 








Gila’ 


4 Propertion | of the Land Tax laid oF Scotland. XLVI. Mr: ec 
; » See Supply,—gr2. $66.20 — 21 Pp. 





Chairmen, (of. Committers). 


See Rishones, 17% —houte, 67. &amp;c Si cha 428 452. 





Chairmen (Hackney). 


See tatkney Coaches.—Squarts arid Hrreets, 24. 31. 63. 





Chairs, Chatte, Calash, &amp;c. 


See spunics, 65 Spat 256. 


Chalk. 


See Bills, 184, 


Chance. 


See Lotteries.— Supply, 416. 535. 





Chancery. 
Negative particular Expences being fettled by Mafters in Chancery, L. 495. 


See Bills, 138. 151.—Courts, 7. 8—Docks, 6.—C€states, 3.— Fens, 6.—Welb 
Cages, 54. &amp;c.—HPavigations, 53.—MDflites, 4.— Patents, 6—Speaker, 123. 





Chapelry. 


| See Highways, 72.—gnelolures, 88. and (Brampton) .and (Tweedmouth).—oor, 
6. 24. 35, 8c. 





. Chapels. 


See Churches, &amp;c.—Duties, 7I- 





—_— - 


Chaplaing. 








Chaplains, 


See Avvrefles, 86. &amp;c.—Bills, 135. 1 53.—Corporationg, &amp;c. 1.—Cast Jndia Companp, 
2.—oule, 53. 62. 





Characters. 


See Servants, Be. 


— 





Charge, Charges, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 39. 41. 52. 161. 165. 219. 364. 367. 508. 860. 1264.—2Billg, 193. — Fm: 
peachment,—Members, 26. 28. 29. 





| Charges and. Expences. 


See Accounts, 41. 48. 64. 79- 136. 138. 146. 157. 165. 198. 205. 236. 903.—Cbancery,— 
€rpences.— Fens, 6. 


‘ 





Charities. 


Occafional Payments relative to Ditto, XLVI. 598. 
See Charity,—iDoule, 193.—Supplp, so. 66. 


Charity. 


I. Petitions for Bills relating to Charity referred to Committees, viz. 


I. Of Inhabitants of Bedford Town, and of Truftees of Sir William Harper’s Charity in Bedford, for 
a Bill to alter, amend, and extend the A&amp; of 4 Geo. III. relating to the faid Charity, XLVI. 
514. Not reported. Petition renewed for Ditto, and referred, &amp;c. XLVIII. 187. Report, 
and Bill ordered for repealing the faid AG, and for the better Management and Difpofition of 
the faid Charity Eftates, &amp;c. 311. 354. Bill committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 419. 443. 
Reported, 728. Report further confidered ; feveral Claufes added, and Amendments made to 
the Bill, 767. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, and Bill paffed ona Divifion, 


773- P. 939. . 


2. Of the Truftees: for amending the Road leading through Saint Alban, &amp;&amp;c. to be enabled to pur 
chafe certain Houfes and Ground belonging to the Church and Poor of Saint Alban and Saint 
Peter, XLIX. 25. P. 388. See Highways Turnpike, 84. 


Of Noblemen and others, Guardians of the Charitable Inftitution called The Afylum, for the Recep- 
tion of deferted Orphan Girls, for a Bill to eftablifh and well govern the fame, and to incorpo- 
rate the Subfcribers, LV. 282, - Report, 409. Bill reported ; a Claufe added, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 555. P. 681. : 











II. Bills from the Lords relating to Charity, viz. 


3- For amending an A&amp; of 12 Geo. III. for’ eftablifbing and regulating a Charity called Foxley 
Charity, in the Town of Northampton, founded by Lady Katherine Levefon, XLix. 398. P. 
486. 
4s To empower the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London, Governors of Emanuel Hof- 
‘ pital.in or near Weftminfter, to extend andamereafe the Objeéts of that Charity, XLIX. 544. 
P. 623.. a | Spee 
5 For regulating, &amp;c. the Charity of John Smith, formerly of London, Lv. 448. P. 508. 


See Bills, 138. 264.— Charter Houle. — Corporations, &amp;c. 1. 7.— Docks, 6.— 
7 Cstates, 41. 42. 59. 62. 110.. 117.—Holpitals,—pPoor, 


Ixpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3Q ‘Charity 






















Charity, Schools. 


Negative an Exemption to paying a Duty on Houfes of Mafters of Charity Schools, LIil. 176. 


See Charter Houle,—Cstates, 42. 1 17.— Holpitals,—sqquares and Streets, 44.— 
Supply, 476. 





‘4 


ome &gt; 


. 
, 


Charter Boute. 


Bill from the Lords, wiz. 


For etiabling, the Governors to fell and convey dn Eftate in the County of Lincoln belonging to 
them, and for laying out the-Money arifing therefrom, LII. 257. P. 360. 


See Jntlolured, 133. . 





lo Charters. 


i) SRG D+ Bee Metounts, 97. 282. 493, 1042. $464. Bank of England, 2.— wile, 43.—Corporations 
and Companies, 4. 8. &amp;c.—Cast AJndia Company, 2.—Clections’.—arbours, &amp;c. 9.— 
Seotland, 20, to 25.—Supply, 158. 





Chates. 


See Mecounts, 1264.—Crown Lands,—Embankment, 3.—Jnelotures, 38. 62. 136. 





Chatham Barracks. 


See Armp.— Bills, 135. 





Chattels. 


See Alien’.—aAmerita, 6.—€states, 45. 92. 93. 126.—Feanee, 1. 3. &amp;c—Goods, 6.9. &amp;c. 
Holland. | ; 





Cheete, Cheele Rooms, &amp;c. 


“9? 
See Sutter.—Dairies,—poule, 88. 





~~ Cheele Rennet (a Plant). _ 


See *itcoberies,..1. 

















Chellea Botpital. 


See Actounts, 236. 237.—Supply, 116. 





Chelnut Trees. 


Report relating to Ditto, XLVI. 312. 313. 





f p . 
Chester. 
See ills, 267.—Counties pPalatiné,—bighways,—Fnelotures, &amp;c.— Squares and Streets, 
16. 72. 





Chief Rents. 


See Billa, 188.—Fntlotures, 15. 





Chiloren, 


See Apprentites,—-Billg, 224. —€srates, 7. 8. 274193 94« 8c. sardine 175.—Wilitia, 4 ho 
&amp;c.—Supply, (Legacies). 





, ‘ . 
China. 
See Bilis, 61. 153.—MDratbacks, 39. 50. 9 3.—Cast India Company, 2, 16.—ollany, 1. 2. 
Houle, 95, 98. 122.—Importation, 1.—FJreland, 2.— Petitions, 56.—Uines, 2. 





Chocolate. 


See Houle, 122.—Supply, 333. 519. 





Christenings. 


See Duties, 





Christmas, 


I. Chriftmas Day excepted in a Bill, XLVI. 106 5. 
2. Chriftmas Day or Good Friday added as an Amendipent toa Bill, Lit. 201. , 
3. Accounts made out to and from, Chriftmas, &amp;c. L. 264. 494.—L 11, 164. | 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800-) 









Christmas. 





4: Chriftmas Recefs, LI. 2476 271.—LI. 63. 


5: Chriftmas Quarter Seffions ; Notices given at Ditto, &amp;c. XLVI. 679—XLVIII. 171.—XLIX, 
405.&gt;-L. 99—LI. 224..239- 253. 272+. 290.9299. 302. 436. 


———Ditto ordered to be given at’ Ditto, LIM. 159.—-LIV. 141. 
See Actounts, 468. 1260.— Houle, 395.—Wirits of Wandamus, 


Church. 


A&amp; for better fectiring the Church of England as by Law eftablifhcd, and other Aéts read, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 789.—-XLIX. 547. 


See Bills, 67.—Christuias.— Good Fribay.trouse, 53. 54. 193.—Hatrament, 
Scotland, 17. 18. &amp;c.—Speeches.—Sundap, 













Ke ——————————— —— - —————————— 


Churches and Chapels. 


I. Petitions relating to Churches and Chapels, wz. 





For Bills to repair them, Sc. and to provide W orkboufes for the Parifb, re- 


JSerred to Committees, Viz. 








2 Saint Bridget otherwife Saint Bride in London, XLVII. 425. Report, 476. P. 776. Another 
Bill for completing the Purpofes of the faid AG, LI. 150. Report, 222. P. 479. See 
infra, 2+ 


For Bills to enable Truftees to raife further Sums for completing the Purpofes 
‘of former As, referred to Committees, viz. 


Bridget (Saint) otherwife Saint Bride in London, LI. 150. P. 479. 
Hackuey, in the County of Middlefex, L. 162. P. 545. See infra, 27. 





See infra, 29.—Supra, 1. 





For enabling Inhabitants to raife Money for paying, Sc. Debts that have been 
contraéted in repairing Churches, &amp;c. referred to Committees, viz. 


Ae Alban (Saint) for difcharging Annuities before granted to Perfons advancing Money for Repair of 
Saint Peter’s Church, LUI..294. Report, 452. Petition in favour, 453. Member added to 
bring in the Bill, and. prefemted, &amp;¢. 541. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Peter againft, re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 597. P. 691. 


Botolph (Saint) without Alderfgate, London, XLVII. 463. Petition of feveral Inhabitants of 
the Parith in favour of Ditto, 464. Petition of the late Churchwardens and Overfeers, and of 
other Perfons, for Relief to be given to the Annuitants; to lie on the Table, 487. Report, 
507. Petition of feveral Perfons Inhabitants againft, to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 600. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 609. 
Read Second Time, and Petitioners decline being heard by Counfel; Bill committed, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 623. Petition of Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, &amp;c. againtt, re- 
ferred to the Comnfittee. on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 625. The Petition of the late 
Churchwardens, &amp;c. and of fundry Inhabitants, referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 
Inftruction to make Provifion purfuant to the Prayer thereof, 687. Report, 698. P. 776. 


For Relief and Affiftance in re-building, repairing, @&amp;c. Churches and 
Chapels, viz. | 


Of Jofeph Smith, and others, furviving Truftees of a Proteftant Diffenting Chapel at Birmingham, 
deftroyed by Riots, to lie on the Table, XLVII. 823. Petition again read, and Addrefs 
thereon for an Enquiry to be made, and for His Majefty to direét Compeniation to be made, 
&amp;c. 1089, 

Of the Minifter, Churchwardens, &amp;c..of Saint Margaret Weftminfter, for Aid in repairing their 


Church, &amp;c. referred toa Committee, LIV. 160. Reported ; Report to he on the Table, 388. 
Report again read, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 414. See Supplp, 





For 





































Churches anv Chapels: 


For Biils to repair, @c. Churches and Chapels, referred to Committees, viz: 





6. Chelmsford, in the County of Effex, LV. 249. Petition of Inhabitants for Prévifion to be made 
for reinftating the Organ, referred to the fame Committee, 444. . Report, 450. -P. 681. 

ve Hanbury, in the County of Worcefter; and for taking down and tebuilding the Tower, and for 
rendermg the Church more comrhodious for the Parifhionets, XLVII. 184. Report, 214. 
P. 711. 


Lee, in the County of Kent, LI. 302——Petition for Ditto renewed, and to lie on the Table, 
LI. 318. Not proceeded in. 


7. Saffron Walden, in the County of Effex, XLVI.170. Report, 296. P. 686. 


For Bills to build new Churches and Chapels, and to provide Burial Ground ; 
for making Church Yards; and for the Maintenance of a Minifer, 


&amp;c. referred to Committees, viz. 


8, Dartmoor Foreft, in the County of Cernwall, XLVI. 223-——Petition renewed, &amp;c. LI. 221 
Not proceeded in. : 
9. Wakefield, in the County of York, XLVI: 23: Report, 213. P. 686. | 
10. Leeds, in the County of York, XLVII. 420. Report, 599. Agreed to by the Lords, with forme 


Amendments, 826. Amendments agreed to, 828. P. 1070, 


II: Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancafter,; XLVI. 477.. Report, 558. An Amendment 
made by the Lords, and agreed to, 826, 828. P. 1070. 
12. ——to’build Two Churches, and to veft the Property of a Chapel in the Corporation, aad 


for extending Powers of Act for opening Streets, &amp;c. XLVIII. 243. Not reported. 





se for eftablifhing a new Church or Chapel lately ere€&amp;ted on the South Side of Hunter 
Street, within the Town of Liverpool, LV. 281. Report, 617. Bill read Third Time, 
and an Amendinent made, &amp;c. 719. P. 746. 


i Plymouth Dock, in the Parifh of Stoke Damerel, in the County of Devon; for building a new 
Chapel, LU. 299. Report, 315. P. 478. 


For a Bill to enable a Perfon to build a Church, &amp;c. and Bill ordered, viz, 


13. Halifax, in the County of York, a Church or Chapel; ordered, L. 103, Agreed to by the 
Lords, with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 513. 515. P. 54s. 


For Bills for taking down and re-building Churches, &amp;c. referred to Com. 


mittees, Viz. 


14. Alkmond (Saint) in the Town of Shrewfbury, in the County of Salop, XLIX. t24. Report, 364. 
Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 456. 460. P. 485. 

15. Bridgnorth ; Saint Mary Magdalen Church, &amp;c. XLVII. 73. Report, 128. P. 626. 

16. Bromyard, in the County of Hereford; for Provifion to be made in a Bill for Ditto, and Inftruc- 
tion thereon, LI. 593. Petitions againft Ditto, 650. 671» Not proceeded ine——See Jntho- 
fures, 64. oe 


Caernarvon Town and Borough, LV. 244. Report, 594. P. 746. 


17. Covent Garden (Saint Paul) in the Liberty of Weftminfter; and the Veftry Rooms. belongin 
thereto, and for repairing, &amp;c. the Irén* Rails about Ditto, 8c. LI. 364. Report; 426: Bi 
reported, and-re-committed, 502. Reported again, 517. Read Third Time, and Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c.. 542. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Ameridment, ‘which was agreed to, 
587. 592. P. 618. 


18. Eatingtoa (Lower) in the County of Warwick, L. 106. Report; 121, Petitions againft, 279. 
280. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 510. P. 547. 
See Jntlofureg, 131. 





19. Haydon, in Warden Parifh, ind the Coutty of Northumiberland, ‘L.. 4: Report; 282. 346. P. 480} 
We 01 Hiepefons Cathedral, Weft End thereof, and to repair other Parts, XLVII. 506. Repart, 706. 
. 1070. | 
21 Martin (Saint) Outwich, in Threadneedle Street, London, LI. 522. Report, 561. P. 785. 


Milbrooke, in the County of Southampton,'and for enlarging the Church Yard of the faid 


Panth, LH. 127. Report, 194. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 471. 
Amendments agreed to, 536. P. 558. 


Yrpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3R 22. Southampton ; 












Churches and Chapels. 








226 Southampton ; All Saints in Ditto, and for purchafing Land for the Purpofe of a Church Yard, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 95. Report, 252. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 390. 414. 
P. 563. 

2.3. Stoke upon Trent, in the County of Stafford; the Church, and for enlarging the Chapel Yard of 


Lane End, within the faid Parith of Stoke; &amp;c. XLVII. 462. Petition of William Phillips, a 
Minor, by his Guardian, againft Ditto; to lie on the Table until the Report be received from 
the Committee on the Firft Petition, 516. Report, 763. P. 1071. 


24. Tipton otherwife Tibbington, in the County of Stafford, and for enlarging the Cemetery or Burial 
Ground belonging thereto, XLIX. 229. Report, 437. Debate on the Third Reading ad- 
journed till after the other Orders of the Day, 579. Refumed; Bill read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 580. P. 622. ' 


Walls End, in the County of Northumberland, Lv. 272. Report, 570. Not proceeded in. 


For amending, &amp;c. A&amp;s paffed relating to Churches, @&amp;c. referred to Com- 
mittees, ViZ. | 
25. Briftol City ; Act 27 Geo. III. “ for dividing the Parifh of Saint James in Ditto, and for building a 


“ Church, and providing a Cemetery or Church Yard, and Parfonage Houfe,” Lil. 303. 
Petition renewed, and referred, &amp;c. LIII. go1. Report, 425. P. 629. 





26, Chad (Saint) in Shrewfbury, in the Couaty of Salop, Act 29 Geo. III.; XLVI. 156. Report, 
455. P. 686. ; 

és Clerkenwell (Saint James) in the County of Middlefex, A&amp; 28 Geo. III.; XLVIII. 249. Not re- 
ported. 

27. Hackney, Parifh of Saint John, in the County of Middlefex, A&amp; 30 Geo. III.; L. 162. Re- 
port 319. P. 545. 

- Litchfield Cathedral, Act 4 Queen Anne, and to make further Provifion for the Canons Refiden- 


tiary, and an Addition to the Fabric Fund thereof, LI. 84. Order of Reference read and 
difcharged, and Bill ordered, 91. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 310. Lords 
Amendment agreed to, 321. P. 360. See infra, 35. 





28. Paddington, in the County of Middlefex, Aét 28 Geo. III.; XLVIII. 214. Report, 251. Amend- 
mendments made by the Lords and agreed to, 614.672. P. 711. 
29. Southampton Town, &amp;c. the Church of All Saints, Act 31 Geo. HI.; XLVIII.175. Report, 212. 
P, 711. Another Petition to amend both the former Aéts, LIII. 35. Report, 38. P. 169. 





Saint Bride, London, Act 32 Geo. III.; Li. 150. Report, 222. P. 479. 


For Bills to feparate Chapels, &amp;c. from Parifbes, and making them diftin&amp; 
Parifh Churches, and Bills ordered, viz. 


3. Chorley and Rufford, from the Parifh of Crofton, in the County of Lancafter; ordered, XLVIII. 
188. P. 466. 


For a Bill to fettle the Right of Patronage, &amp;c. and Bill ordered, Bc. viz. 


31. Cradley, in the Parith of Halefowen, in the County of Worcefter; to lie on the Table, LIV. 144. 
Petition again read, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 489. 516. P. 738. 


II. Relating to Church Leafes, wz. 


32 Bill for explaining and amending A&amp; 32 Henry VIII. and 1, 13, &amp; 14 Queen Elizabeth, fo far as 
refpects Leafes granted by Archbifhops, Bifhops, Mafters, &amp;c. of Colleges, and others having 
Spiritual Promotion; ordered, LV. 313. Prefented and read, 8c. and ordered to be printed, 


gts. P. 538. 


HI. Bills from the Lords relating to Churches, &amp;c. vz. 


33. To difunite the Reétories of Gimingham and Trunch, in the County of Norfolk, and Diocefe’ of 
Norwich, XLVIII. 761. P. 828. 
os For uniting the Rectory and Parifh Church of Saint Nicholas South Kelfey, in the County of- Lin- 


coln, with the adjoining Reétory and Parifh Church of Saint Mary South Kelfey, from and 
after the next Avoidance of either Benefice, XLIX. 544. P. 623. See infra, 36. 


[ee , Bor 











Churches anv Chapels; &amp;c. 








34. 


36. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings, wiz. 


37- 





I. Bill relating to Church Yards, &amp;c. ordered on Motion, vz. 


I. 


II. Petitions for Bills for enlarging Church Yards or Cemeteries, &amp;c. 


2. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3- Ifington, 





For the further Support and Maintenance of Curates within the Church of England, LI, 598. 
Read Firft Time, and ordered to be printed, 602. Motion for the Speaker leaving the Chair 
for the Houfe to go into a Committee on the Bill withdrawn, and the Committee deferred, 632. 
On Motion for the Speaker to leave the Chair, A&amp;t 1 Geo. I. for making more effectual Her late 
Majefty’s Intentions for augmenting the Maintenance of thé Poor Clergy, read, and the Houfe 
confiders the Bill in a Committee, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 668. Further confidered, and to 
be reported, 674. Reported, with feveral Amendments, which were agreed to, and Amend- 
ments made by the Houfe to the Bill, 678. Read Third Time; a Claufe added; fome 
Amendments made to the Bill, and an Amendment made to the Title, &amp;c. 689. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 69. P. 785. 


To enable the Governor of the Free Grammar School of Queen Mary at Walfall to build a Chapel, 
&amp;c. LII. 451. P. 566. 


To explain, &amp;c. an Act of the laft Seffion, relative to the Canons Refidentiary in the Cathedral 
Church of Litchfield, and to make further Provifion, &amp;c. LIII. 556. P. 630 


For uniting the North Mediety-of the Rectory of Leverton, in the County of Lincoln, with the 
South Mediety of the fame Reétory, from and after the next Avoidance of either Benefice, LV. 
373- Read Third Time, and King’s Confent fignified, 457..P. 538. 


See states, 25. 65. 70. 71. 72. 76. 79. 84. 117. 120. 



































Sufficient Space to be left.in Churches for the Poor, &amp;c. XLIX. 460.———See /upra, 14. 
Notices to be affixed on Church Doors, LY. 267. 


affixed on Church Doors, XLVIII. 443-—-XLIX. 203.—LU. 422. 439-—LIV. §51. 622. 
LV. 256. 446. 


——Miftakes in doing Ditto, and others to be given, Lil. 195.—LV. 168. 256. 


See alfo Bills, 38.—Bithops,—Cathedrals.— Fens, (Wildmore, &amp;c.)—Jnelolures, 
(120. 216. 331. 404.—Patrong.—Stotland, 41.—Squates and Streets, 20. 





Church Bards, &amp;c. 


For more effectually to prevent the ftealing of dead Bodies from Church Yards, Burying Grounds, 
or other Places of Interment; ordered, L. 332. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 
350. Petition of the prineipal Inhabitants and others of Saint Mary Lambeth in favour of the ° 
Bill; to lie on the Table, 383. Petition of the feveral. Churchwardens of Saint Botolph 
Bifhopfgate, and others, in and about the City of London, in favour, 390. On a Motion for 
the Second Reading of the Bill, there not being Forty Members, the Houfe adjourns, 391. 
Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 394. Petition of the Churchwardens and 
principal Inhabitants of the feveral Parifhes within the County of Middlefex, &amp;c. in favour, 

417. Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 420. 439. Order of the Day for Ditto 

ma le &amp;c. 462. Poftponed’ Order of the Day read, and’ there not being Forty Members 

prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 464. Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 469. On 
the Motion for now reading the Bill a Second Time, Forty Members not being prefent, the 

Houfe again adjourns, 486. Another Day appointed, 8c. 492. On a Motion: for the Bill 

being now read a Second Time, Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe again adjourns, 

512. Other Days appointed, 517. 542. 560. 566. Other Order of the Day for Ditto read ; 

Motion for Second Reading, and an Amendment moved ; and Notice taken of there not being 

Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 573..-Another Day for the Second Reading ap- 

pointed, 581. The other Order of the Day for Ditto read, and the Houfe adjourns, 589. 

Another Day appointed, 591. Order of the Day read, and a Motion made for now reading the © 


ers Second Time, and Forty Members not being prefent; the Houfe adjourns, 601. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


referred to Committees, v%-_ 


Coventry City; for purchafing Ground 'to énlarge the Chutch Yards of Saint Michael and the Holy 
Trinity, XLVI 488, Not reported. 


OE team 
a 








Church Barvs, Chucchwarveits, &amp;c. 





3. 


Iflington Saint Mary, County of Middlefex, and for enabling certain Perfons to accept a Convey- 


ance in Fee of a Piece of Copyhold Land holden of the Manor of Canonbury, &amp;c. XLVIII. 99. 


Report, 380. 


Ofwettry, Caunty of Salop, L. 128. 


See Burping Ground.— Churches, 21. &amp;c.—-Cstates, 5.—Squares and Streets, - 
58. &amp;c. 


Not reported. 


Churchwardens. 


Report of a Churchwarden being examined, L. 365. 


483.—LIIl. 265.—LV. 89. 249. 827. 


See Wills, 38.—Churches, 4.°14. &amp;c.— poor, 26. 


Read Third Time, and Amendments ‘made, 662. P. 711. 


377+ 381. 


Chymical Nyperations. 


See Addrefles, 64.—Difcoveries,—procefles.— Trade, &amp;c. 12. 


Cinders. 


See Coalg, 2. 7.—frotland, 10. 


Cinque Ports. 





Petitions of Churchwardens and Overfeers of the Poor; of Minifter, Fo PPR a and Inhabi- 
tants; of Bifhop, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants, &amp;c. XLVI. 43. 95- 


435-—LI. 302. 364. 522.—LII. 1276 284. 332-342. 372. 


230.—L. 390. 417. 


458. 469. 478. 











See Dover.—Clettiong, (Writs).— hing, 16.—edition, 11 ee and Streets, (Hythe). 


Supply, 465. 


é , 


Circuit, 


See Jurisdictions. —pPrecincts,— Squares and Streets, 63. 


¢€ ircuits. 


See Members, 82.—MDffices, 5. 











r 


See Wills, 166. 260.—Hatokerg, &amp;c — —Linroln —Lonbon.— peace. —faqnaces and 


, ) Sotveets, 14. 16. 19. 31.42. 55+ 64. 69. 78. 


























_ Tipit 









—« Cibil Establishments. 
Set counts, 4p. 48. $3. 69. 82. 98: 1264=3youfe, 216. -spedtland, (Sheriffs ).—Souppip» 
45: °4]- S- 


Civil Government (Bis Majesty's), 


See Actounts, 284. 615. 666. 








hee sy L, es ae 
Civil List. 
Reimburfement of Civil Lift Duties, XLVI. 599. 
Sce AttouncB, 286. 617. 1026.—focotland, (Sheriffs). 


wy / / / ; P 
Civil List Revenue. 
A&amp; of 22 Geo. III. for difcharging the Debt of Ditto, read, &amp;c. XLEX. 442.—L. 3. 
See Accounts, 287. 681.—Soupplp, 136, &amp;c. 








: me 
Claims. 
See Accounts, 31. 61. 143. 872. 873.— Bills, rg9. = Forests. — Jnciafures, — putquira 
@hare.—Pabvigations.—Stotiand, 46—Supplp, 34. 39: 55. 167. 168. &amp;c. 





laffes. 
"aes Of Meffuages, Lands, &amp;c. direéted to be granted by Leafes from the Crown, LIII. 207. 


2. Of Names of Perfons paying Affefled Taxes.in Claffes, LIII. 540, 


See Geeburits, 285. 1148. &amp;c.—- Atwip, 9. ro. Bills, 1 5.— Clertions, 235. 
(Dumifries, &amp;c. in the Table, and Writs).—ighwaps, 1.80.— Boule, 164. 





Claules, 


See Mill’, 131. to 313.—Webtors, 4.—foupplp, 561. 582. 483. 





Clergy. 


See Accounts, 295. 772. 74 3.+-Milld, 66. Churthis, 32. 32. 3 4. gg. Sec. Diehards, 2. 4.— 
Cast Jnvia Companp, 2—oule, 53. 54. 217. 220. 225.—3nelofures, 31. 193.— 
Audia.—hing, 16.—-Lane Gag, (Redemption).— &gt; —Quetet:-—-PBrotiand, 17. 18. 
19. 27.— Suppl, 147. 460. 590.—Cathes, 3. 5. 22. &amp;e. 


EL EI ee 





Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 




















Clerk of the Houle. 


_ See Accounts, 669. 777. 778.—Advrefles, 56.—Bills, 463.—Howle, 321. to 341.—Jotire 
nal, 67.—Dffices—Sptaker, 40. 





_ Clerk Assistant. 


See Accounts, 800 _aborenig, 66. 68 —boute, 342. to 345. Pe onemeg 


Clerk of ——— 


An Agreement left with him to be figned by the Members of the Houfe, LI. 224, 225: 
See Houle, 164. 





Clerk of the Crown. 


His Deputy orderetl to attend with Returns, and amend them, viz. 


I. Immediately, XLVI.. 87. 92.—LII. 570.—LIII. 147. 
2. + Forthwith, XLVIi 134. 243. 258. 267. 354. be niietibed 532. 564. 1029; 
3. On particular Days, XLVI. 92. 126. 223, 274. 276.—XLVIf. 772. 782.—XLVIII. 258. == 
LII. 102. 649. 
— van With a Return of-Special Matter from Tewkefbury, LIIl. 123. 
§: A Certificate of the Deputy Clerk read, LII. 150. 


See Clections, 35. &amp;c.— Boule, 325. 


Clerks. 


See Accounts, 292. 800. 814,— Adareffes.— ills, 143. 147. 164.—Complaints, 15. 18.— 
Clections,— Boule, 191. 324. —Droers, 158. a eae 44.—@uppip, 151. 





@.Ovs 





~ 


Clerks, Apprentices, and Servants. 


See Apprentices. —Sankers.—Cmbesslement.— Indemnity, 2. 5.—Derchants. 


—~ 


Clerks of Assise, &amp;c. 


See Wills, 143.—thing, 16.—Dffices, 5 


o- ee ee oe ee eT “* 






Clerks to Attornies and Solicitors. 


“See Will, 28: 29. $7.-—Anbemmip, 1-—Soupplp, 308. 309. 456. 588. 





Clerks to Commissioners, &amp;c, 


~ Refpefting Affefiments, LI. 176. 





Clerks * Companies. 


See Accounts, 356 1145 sits, 234.—Parbourg, 15. . —Pavigations, ae 
_ Suppl, 158. 





Clerks of. Convention, 


in See Houle, 280.—Srotland, 20. &amp;c. 


Clerks of ‘Ynvictments. 


See Dffites, 5. 





Clerks of General and Subdivision 
sheetings. 


See Bills, 13.—WDefente, — Militia. 





Clerks of the Pearce. 


Report of their being examined, LY. 263. 





— Ditto of a Deputy Clerk of the Peace, LIT. 52. 


See Armp.— Bills, 222. 265. 270 3ndeninitp, 1. a 16.— Militia, — 
Orders, 2. &amp;c.— poor, 24. 





Clerks to Crustees, &amp;c. 


Reports of their being examined, LI. 20. 21, sh: i11-—LY. 456. 
—— — Ditto of a Town Clerk, Lv. 522. 





Cloathing. Provisions, Bec, 


See Accounts, 64. 80. 81. 94- 103. 124. 126. 127. 137. 161. 167: 171. 174. 179. 2 
679. 684. 686. 850. 851. 898. 903.— Boule, 198.—Soupplp, 79. 85. 204. &amp;c. oa 





INDEX XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Clocks 








Clocks and Batches. 


Sce Gteounts, 11 50.— Duties, 70.— boule, 256. 276.—3petitiong, 33-—Supply, 325. 3313 
















Cloth Perthants. 


Clothiers. 


See Cagt India Company, 2.—Trade 17. 


Cloth Gorkers, &amp;c. 


See Pabigationg, 103. 104—Crave 17. 


Cloths. 


See Bills, 1.— Bread, 8—Ponle, 164.—Crade, &amp;c. 17. 18. 





Cloughs. 


See Bills, 192. 


Coaches. 


See Atceunt$, 1140. 1152.—Bills, 160.—tDuries, ht aseana Coates, 2. 3.&amp;c— 
Squares. aud forvects, 31.—foupplp, 321. 340. 498. 521 


Coachmakers. 


See Cpcife, 7. 


Coalheavers. 


See Erate, a. 











Coals. 
Petitions and Bills relating to Ditto, w/z. 
1. Petition of the Corporation of the City of London for 4 Repeal of the local Duty on Coals ini* 
ported into the Port of London, by 9 Anne, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, XLVI. 801.—XLVIIL. 


“185. Petition from the Borough of Southwark, &amp;c. relative to Ditto, 236. 354. 388. Peti- 
tition from the City of London again read, and negative referring it toa Committee, 397. 


of Mr. Brandling for a Bill to amend, &amp;c. an A&amp;t of 31 Geo. II. and an AG of 19 
Geo. 1II. for the better fupplying the Town and Parifh of Leeds, in the County of York, with 
Coals ; referred to a Committee; XLVIII. 162. Report, 216. Petition of Thomas Jaques, of 
Leeds, Efquire, againft, to lie.on the Table till the Second Reading; .30g: Bill committed ; Mr. 
Jaques’s Petition again read, and referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 310. Pe- 
tition of Richard Lee, of Leeds, Efquire, againft, referred to the Committee, and Counfel or- 
dered, 317. Another Petition of Mr. Brandling, and of feveral Inhabitants of Leeds, for Pro- 
vifion to be made for allowing Mr. Brandling One Penny per Waggon for Coals in addition to 
what he now takes, referred to the Committee, 607. Bill reported 633. P. 712. 


of the.Corporation of the City of London, for a Bill to continue A&amp; of 7 Geo. III. to 
prevent Frauds afid Abufes in the Admeafurement of Coals within the City and Liberties, 8c. 
referred toa Committee, LIII. 235. Report, 38t. Bill read Third Time, and an Aniend- 
ment made, 635. P. 691. 








4- Bill to enable the Lords of the Treafury to contract with the Duke of Richmond for the abfolute 
Purchafe of a certain Duty of Twelve Pence per Chalder on Coals, (hipped in the River Tyne, 
to be confumed in England ; ordered, LIV. 669. Billreported, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 716. 
Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 719. P. 738. 





toconfirm an Agrecment entered into between the Lords of the Treafury and the Duke of 
Richmond, in puriuance of Act of 39 Geo. LI. relating to a Duty on Coals; ordered, LY. 
449. P. 594. Bill to enable the Duke of Richmond to charge with Jointures the Annuity 
granted, LV. 674. P. 723. 





See Accounts, 138. 140. 379. 411. 1051. 1264; 1351.—Billg, 20. 138. 242. 
253.—WDrawhacks, 89. 94.—Cstates, 34.—arbours, 1. 4—wPighwaps, 73- 
114.— Boule, 160.—ikeels,—Laws Grpiring, 20. (and the Table).—avigas 

- tions, 48. 61. 71. 73. 76. 77. 78. &amp;c—SScotland, 10, 41.—Squares and 
Sireets.—-Supplp, 332. 479. 480. 519. 


Coasts, 


See Accounts, 11. 110. 136. 157, 219. 1229./ 1238. 1372. 1373. — Africa, — America. — 
Wills, 153.— Cast Judia Company, 2.—Wotions, 7. 29.—Ocotland; 3.— Golunteerg. 


Coast Crave. 


Bill for the Relief of the Coaft Trade of Great Britain; for exempting certain Coaft Documents 
from Stamp Duties; for abolifhing the Bond ufually called the Ifle of Man Bond, &amp;c.; ordered, 
XLVII. 675. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 695. P. 1069. 


See Dotks, 6.—Harbours.—Seamen. 


Coastiwise. 


See Atcouuts, 1047.— Bills, 141.—Cealg, 1—Corn and Grain, 2. 4.—Drawhackhs, 28. 
Lime.—ScotlandD, 10. 339. 481. 


Cochineal. 


See Laws Expiring, 21. 


Cockets. 


See Customs,—Lime,— Wight, Fete of, 

















Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 













Cotoa Nuts and Cocoa. 


See Aecdurits, 722. 1068.—Creife, 8—Supply, 325. 333- 477- 503.—dalines, 2. 


Coffee. 


See Aecotints, 387. 411. 51%. 601. 605. 722. 1068.—DBillS, 34. 279.—€feile, §—€rpor: 
tation, 1.~Latos Expititig, 17.—RHoule,—Quarantine.—Smuggling, 1.—Supply, 325. 
334- 477- 501. 503.—ilines, 2. 








Coins and Coinage. 


1. Bill to extend the Provifions of an Act of 11 Geo. III. “ for more effectually preventing the coun* 
terfeiting the Copper Coin of this Realm,” to the “ Copper Coin of this Realm of every De- 
nomination ;” ordered, LH. 671. The faid Order difcharged, and another Bill ordered, “ to 
prevent the counterfeiting any Copper Coin of this Realm, made or to be made current by 
Proclamation, or anv Foreign Gold or Silver Coin, and to prevent the bringing into this Realm, 
&amp;c. any counterfeit Foreign Goldor Silver Coin,” 709. P. 749. 


2, “to revive and continue Act of 14 Geo, IIL. prohibiting Importation of light Silver Coin, &amp;c. 
and to fufpend the coining of Silver; ordered, LIN. 555. Bill reported, and a Claufe added, 
&amp;c. 638. Read Third Time, and further Proceeding adjourned, 644. Further Proceeding re- 
fumed ; Amendments made, &amp;c. 646. P. 690. Bill to revive and make perpetual the faid 
A&amp; of 14 Geo. III, ordered, Liv. 645. P. 737. 





to prevent the Exportation of bafe Coin to His Majefty’s Colonies in the Weft Indies and 
America; ordered, LIM. 632. P. 690. 


See Accounts, 508. 860. 975.—Advrelles,—Bills, 138.—Committees, 197.— 
House, 193.—Dupplp, 210. 211. &amp;c. 


Coke. 


See Bills, 253.—Coals, 2. 7. &amp;c.—Pabiyations, 116. —Crade, &amp;c. 12. 


Cold Bath Fields. 


Petition of Edward Marcus Defpard, a Prifoner, relative to his Treatment in the Prilon ; to lie 
on the Table, LIV. 221. 


See Accounts, 956. 957. 1391.—Addrelles, 88.—houle, 183.—Petitions, 159. 














Collectors. 


See Ditices, 1. &amp;c.—pPoor, 31. 


Colleges. 


Petitions of Mafters, Fellows, &amp;c. of Colleges, XLVIII. 315.—LI. 366. 448.—LII. 335. 415. 


See Bills, 249.—Corporations, 9.—Docks, 6.—Cstates, 66. 85. 97. 113. 114. 
119. &amp;c.—Jnelogures, 35 —Ring, 58.—MPabvigations, 129.— petitions, 86.— 
Supply, 309. 


Collferies, 














, , . eae Se se im / 
Collieries, Coal Works, and Mines. 
Bill for the Security of Collieries and Mines, and for the better Regulation of Colliers and Miners ; 
ordered, LV. 548. Confidered in the Committee ; reported; as amended to be printed, 
and Day appointed for further Confideration, 587. Report further confidered; Bill re-com- 


mitted ; immediately confidered; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as 
amended to be printed, 624. Read’Third Time, and Amendments made, 649. P. 746. 


See Coals, 3. 5..-HDratwbacks, 46. 89. &amp;c.— Highways, 46. 73. 114. &amp;c.—-Pabli 
Gations, 48..49. 96. 113.—Mailwaps,— Scotland, 





Collusion. 


Particular Acts done to prevent Appearance of Collufion, LI. 526. 
See €lectiong, (Canterbury), 





Colonial Acts. 


Petition of a Perfon ftating himfelf to have been difcharged by a Colonial Infolvent A&amp;, LU. 720. 
Sce Debtors, 7. 





Colontes. 


See Accounts, 11. 36. 40. 44. 79. 114. 115. 452. 454. 466. &amp;c.—MAfrita, 1—Amerita, 7. 
British Colonies.—Coing, &amp;c.— Debtors Fniolvent, 2. 7—houle,_Slabes,—‘Soupply, 275. 
504.—Wiest Fnd{ies. 





Colours. 


See Dpcing, 1. 2.—Znbentiong, 2.— Patents, 1, 6. 8c. 





Combinations. 


See Bills, 90.— Elections, (Tewkefbury).—oule, 259.—9pellages, 30,—Sedition.— Trade, 
&amp;c. 10. 15. 18. &amp;c—Morkmen. 





Commanvers, and Commanvers in Chief. 


See Accounts, 3. 30. 36. 49. 55. 65. 70. 85. 112. 120, 128. 136. 143. 157. 161. 181. 
193. 204. 229. 233. 246. 251. 364. 521. 528. 533. 539. 544. 565. 571. &amp;c.—MAborefles, 
148.— Bills, 32. 135. 152. 224. 268.—Dwuestions prebious Pegatibe, 8. 12—WMest 





Ixnpex XLVI. to LV. (1790~180.) ‘ Commencement 


































~~ Comimentement 
Of particular Aéts, at different Places, XLVII. 612. 
See France, 7. 


Commerce. 


See Accounts, 368. 385. 410. 412. &amp;c.—Sbipping, &amp;c. 1, 2. 3— Speeches, 7. &amp;c. 


Commercial Credit. 


t. Bill for enabling His Majefly to direét the Iffue of Exchequer Bills to a limited Amount, fot the 
Purpofes and in the Manner therein mentioned ; ordered, XLVII. 718. Prefented, &amp;c. and 
ordered to be printed, 720, Committed, 724. Confidered, and the Report from the Select 
Committee on Commercial Credit referred, 731. Report, and feveral Claufes added, and 
Amendments made, 733. Read Third Time; other Claufes added, and Amendments made, 
733.734 P. 758. Bill for rendering more effectual the faid Aét, ordered, 819. Prefented, 
&amp;c. ibid. . Bil reported, and Report to be further confidered, 847. Further confidered 5 
Claufes received, and Amendments made to the Bill, 863. Read Third Time, and Claufes 
added, 875. P. 938. 


See Bills, 139 —thoule, 161. 210. 














Commercial Yntercourle. 


See Attounts, 15.—America, 1. 7, &amp;c.—Cast FJndia Company, 2. &amp;c.—Supply, 31. 32. 
37. 50. 136.—WMest Jndies, 1. 2. 3. &amp;c. 


Commillaries. 


See Mctounts, 127. 138. 240.—Supplp, 172. 








Commiffary General. 


See Accounts, 138. 141. 167. 233. 


Conmmission, 


See Bills, 159.— forests, 1. 





Commisstoners. 


:: Petitions of Commiffioners, XLVI. 139.—XLVIII. 181.—LI. 222.—LII. 276. 284. 303. 322. 





of aQuorum of Commiffioners, LI. 322.—LIII. 74. 264. 
3- Particular Commiffioners may fue and be fued in the Name of their Secretary, XLVHI. 734. 
4. Negative inferting a Name for a Commiffioner on the Report of a Bill, XLIX. 368. 


See Atcounts, 660. 812. 844. 1032. 1033. 1163. 1257.— America, 7 —Bills, 64. 68. 
84. 86. 87. 131. 136. 139. 143. 159. 185. 193. 194. 197. 201. 205. 206. 
208. 210. 212. 216, 217. 222. 231. 252. 260. 271. 274.—Commertial Credit, 2. 
—Docks, 6.—Clettions, 9.—C€rcife, 9 —Jnelolures, 436. &amp;c.—Lans Tar, 2. 3. 
—Letters Patent.—Longitude.—Pabigations, 18. 21.—Pabp, 10. 11.—Ob: 
fites, 1. 2.. &amp;c,— Parliament, 2. &amp;c.—Speaker, 34—Squates and Streets, 62.— 

Wiest Fndies, 6. 


Commissions 





See Gecounts,-179. 201. 245. 319- 521. 1092. 1163.—Amerita, 7—Billg, 32. 67. 84. 
139.—Ftance, 4.—Membets, 113,— parliament, 10. 17. 





Commitments. 


See Actounts, 9.— ‘Houle, 58. 59. 175.—Membergs, 20. 21. 26. 27. 28. 





Committee-Men, 


See Bills, 252.—MPabigations, 21, 





CONTENTS of th HEAD 
Committees. 


I. Committees of the whole Houfe fit, and no Report made, relating 


to, viz. 
Affica.-. - © 2-2 6) si vera) |) Bilin -2 ne -© 0 trmiieilnel «) 20g, 
Corn _- = © 2.2 +. jem 





II. Committees of the whole Houfe on Petitions affecting Private 
Perfons, relating to, viz. 


Africa- - - = - * = - - 6, | Eaft India Company - - - - - 7. 


III. Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills affecting Private Per- 
fons, relating to, wz. 


Africa - - - - - - = 8, | Eftates Forfeited - = - - - = 28, 
Bank of England - - - - = 12. | Hawkers and Pedlars- - - - - 30. 
Brewers - - - = + = = = g. | Hundreds- - - - - - = =~ 31. 
Corporations and Companies - - 10. | Militia - - - = - - = = 32. 
Crown Lands - - = = = = 14,.| Navigations -- - - - - - 33 
Curates - - - - - = &gt; 18, | News-papers, &amp;c. - - - = - 35. 
Divorces - - = - - = = = 19. | Patentees,&amp;c. - - - + = - 36. 
Drawbacks = = - -- = = «= 20. Pawnbrokers - - “= - = = = 37. 
Duties - --- &gt;» - = 22. | Servants Characters - - - - = 38. 
Eaft India Compahy -- = + = 23. | Societies - - = - - = = = 39. 
Elections (Recognizance) - - - 25. | Tythe - - = = - - = = = 40 
Eftates - = - - - = = = 26. | Woolcombers- - - - - = - 41. 


IV. Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills relating to the Royal 
Family, &lt;0 ss 2 ee ge to 46. 


V. Select Committees appointed- - - - + - 47 ¢0 64. 


duvex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3 U VI. Orders 






































































































VIL. 
VITl. 


TX. 
X. 
AI. 


iss) 


WV 
v4 





——Ditto to have Voices - - « 


the Houfe - 


Courts of Juftice 


Debtors &lt; 
Divorces - 
Drawbacks 

Duties - 
Fifheries - 


Hops - - - 


Importation 


Ss 4 Ses 


any Adjournment 
-.- - - 88. 


VI. Orders to Select Committees - - + - 
87. 


92. 
93- 


“ie tat ary ek Gag 
“igi iaglt Bal 
eee Pa. ied ek en ae 
\O 
ON 


100. 


of 





99- 


Leave given to Select Committees, vz. 
To fit, notwithftanding 


Io admit Petitioners into Naturalization 


Bills, Se. - 


Levant Trade - 
Poftage of Letters 


Quarantine 

Reports - - 
Scotland - 
Smuggling - 
Sugar - - 
Wines. - - 


- 
— 
_ 
= 
-_ 
-” 


into Confideration, relating to, vz. 
A&amp;s of Parliament 


Bridges - 
Fifheries - 


Houfe of Commons 


Impeachment 


Laws Expiring - 


Navigations 
Petitions - 


IIo. 
ers 
113. 
114. 
lid. 
#. § 
I I 7° 
11g. 
Ditto to Secret Committees 


Poft Office = 
Privilege - 


Public Debts - 


Scotland - 


Statutes of the Realm 


Wafte Lands - 


Wet Docks 


Committees, 


I. Of the whole Houfe fit, and no Report made, relating to, v/z. 


i. 


-~ 


Africa ; to confider further of the Slave Trade, XLVI. 438. 


Corn; to confider further of the High Price of Ditto, LI. 699. 


On Bills, viz, | 
To regulate the Transfer of Shares in Navigable Canals, XLVI. 780. 


i s0t ore 2.38 


2.3 ' Se ee ! 


ste &amp; se 8 


Qe 't: § 29-8 £42 8 


XIII. Queftions Negative relating to Committees, - 
XIV. Incidental Proceedings relating to Ditto - - - 


- 89. 


102. 
103. 
104. 
105. 


107. 
101. 
109. 


120. 
121. 
122. 
123. 
124. 
125. 
126. 


127, 
128 to 137. 
138 to 144. 


106, ; 


Powers given to Select Committees- - + - - - - 83 to 86. 


Committees appointed to manage Conferences - - - - go. 


Committees of Secrecy appointed - - -- - +--+ - - gl. 


Inftructions to Committees of the whole Houfe appointed to 
take Matters into Confideration, relating to, viz. 
Bank of England 


XII. Inftructions to Select Committees, appointed to take Matters 





So much of Ac to be repealed relating to Rogues and Vagabonds as refpeéts Soldiers and Mariners, 


XLVIII. 925. 


Landed Revenue of the Crown; a Meffage being fent to attend to pafs Bills, XLIX. 485. 


II. 


‘ 


Of 





e teu ius (Of the whale Houfe on Petitions and Bills 
| Committecs.} affecting Private Perfons. 








II. Of the whole Houfe on Petitions affecting Private Perfons, re- 
lating to, wz. 
6. Africa ; Settlement at Sierra Leona, XLV!, 246: 
7: Eaft India Company, XLVI. 229. 


III. Of the whole Houfe on Bills affecting Private Perfons, relating 
to, wz. 
Africa, viz. 


8. For eftablifhing a Company at Sierra Leona, XLVI. 455. 565: 


Bank of England. 





See mfra, 12. 


Banks of Scotland.—See infra, 13. 


Brewers, viz. 
9. - For altering the Provifions of an A&amp; of 22 Geo. III. refpeting Table Beer, XLVIII. 454. 616. 
See Wrewers, 1. 


Corporations and Companies, viz. 


10, The Million Bank Company, XLVIII. 416. Petition of Proprietors of Stock in this Fund re- 
ferred, 447. Deferred, 454. Deferred for Three Months, 781. 


See fupra, 8. 


II. The Corporation of Liverpool, to raife Money on the Credit of their Eftates, XLVIII. 707, 
See Corporations, &amp;c. 3. 


See infra, 23. 





Saint George’s Bay Company. 





Eaft India Company. 





12. Bank of England ; removing Doubts refpecting certain Promiffory Notes, LI. 356. 
continuing Reftriétions on Payments in Cafh, LIL. 94. 


Banks of Scotland, viz. 
13. For allowing them to iffue Notes for Sums under Twenty Shillings Sterling, Lil. 398. 


—-Bill to continue the faid A&amp;, LIT. 544. Inftruétion to the Committee that they 
have Power to amend the faid A@, 554. Another Bill for the Purpofe of continuing 
the faid A&amp;, 726. Another Ditto, Lill. 89. 96. 








Crown Lands, viz. 
14. In the Foreft of Rockingham, granted to John Earl of Upper Offory, L. 383. 


At Painfhill, in the County of Surrey, granted to the Devizees in Truft of the late Benjamin Bond 
Hopkins, Efquire, deceafed, L. 543. 


15. In the Foreft of Rockingham, granted to Henry Earl of Exeter, &amp;c. LI. 501. 
16, In Ditto, granted to John Earl of Weftmorland, &amp;c. Li. sor. 
17. In Ditto, granted to George Finch Hatton, Efquire, &amp;c. LI. 528. 


See Crown Lands. 


Curates, v7z. 
18. For their further Support and Maintenance, LI. 608.——See Chaurehes, 33. 


59- Divorces, xtv1. 269. 278. 631.—XLVII. 589. 600. 700.—XLVIII. 318. 610. 634. 744.777.— 
XLIX. 584.—LI. 149. 438. 525. 576. 582. 603. 606. 644.——LIL. 104. 209. 432. 559- 572. 


* 651. 675.— LIU. 234. 521. 548. 569.—LIV. 142: 259. 399. 471. 473- 511. 541. 557. 
588. 611.—LV. 395. | 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Drawbacks, 













Wi OL a Of «the whole Houfe..on Bills affetin 
Committees. } Private Perfons. ~~ : P 









Drawbacks, viz. 


20. Allowing Ditto on Coals ufed in {melting Copper and Lead Ores, &amp;c. within the Ifle of Anglefea, 
XLVIIL 811, Confidered, 823. Report, .829. See Dratwhacks, 46. 94. 


21. Allowing Ditto on Coals ufed in carrying on the Pennygored Tin Works in the County of Pembroke, 
L. 309. 












See Drawhatks, 17. 32. 88. 89. 





Duties, viz. | 
22. Two Penny Scots on Ale and Beer tapped, &amp;c. in Edinburgh, LUI. 641. 








































See Stotland, 
( Duties). 
Eaft India Company, w/z. - 
23. For removing Doubts refpeéting the Sale, &amp;c. of Annuities, XLVI. 256. 
24 Other Bills relating to the Company, XLVI. 623.—XLVIII. 767.—XLIX. 442.—L. 372.—LII. 
319. 570. 689. 


See Cast Jndia Company, 1. 13. &amp;c. 


Elections, wx. 


25. Plymouth ; for giving further Time for John Macbride, Efquire, to enter into his Recognizance 
XLVI, 125.——See C€lectiong, 1. , 


Eftates, viz. 


26, For vefting in the Affignees of Jofeph Freeman, &amp;c. a Meffuage and other Hereditaments in Saint 
James's Square, XLIX. 278. 
27. For the Lords of the Treafury to afcertain what Sum fhould be paid into the Exchequer for a Debt 


due on Mortgage by the late John Gardner Kemeys, Efquire, XL1X. 553. 


For Sale of the Eftates of John Yeldham, Efquire, to difcharge a Debt due to the Crown, &amp;c. Lil. 
. 437- 
For difcharging the Eftates of the Earl of Erroll from a Dormant Claim of the Crown, LV. 653. 
702. 
See Estates, 3. 4. 5. &amp;c.—frotland, 46. 


Eftates Forfeited, viz. 
28. Of the late Earl of Derwentwater, &amp;c. granted to Vifcount Kinnaird, &amp;c. XLIX. 476 558. 


29." Of Ewan Macpherfon, late of Cluny, repealing Part of Ac&amp;t 24 Geo. III. relating to the Amount of 
a Debt due on the Lands, &amp;c. of Ditto, L. 471. 505. 


See Cstates Forfeited, 1.—Scotland, 52. 


Hawkers and Pedlars, viz. 
30. To amend Aé&amp; of 29 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties on Hawkers, &amp;c. L. 467. 558. 
See Patwhergs, &amp;c. 2. 


Hundreds, wiz. 


31. Hemlingford, in the County of Warwick ; for raifing Money for paying the Damages, &amp;c. occafioned 
by Riots, XLVIII. 720. 762.——See Riots, 2. 





Militia, viz. | 
Of the City of London, XLIX. 740. Confidered, and report, 741.—Other Bills, L. 344. Con- 
fidered, 356. Report, 372.—LI. 504. A Petition referred, 525. Confidered, &amp;c. 623. Re- 


port, 649. See Militia, 6. 
Million Bank Society. —See fupra, 10. 


Gs 
te 
* 





Navigations, viz. 


To regulate the Transfer of Shares in all fuch Undertakings, XLVIII. 721. 780.——See Pabiga- 
tiong, I. | 


w 
us 
— 


34- For 






































: Of the whole Houfe on Bills affeGting 
@ onumnittees .o Private Perfons; and Bills relating to the 


King and Royal Family. 









34. - For limiting, applying, &amp;c. the Produce of Tolls impofed by Aéts for making Navigable Canals, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 721. 780.——See Pabigationg, 2. 


For vefting divers Lands, 8c. in Halifax, in Truftees, for the Benefit of the Rochdale Canal Com- 
pany, LIII. 567. See Pabigations, 5. 





News-papers, Magazines, &amp;c. viz. 


35. To indemnify Proprietors, Printers, &amp;c. from certain Penalties in Ats of Parliament, xLVII. 769. 
791. See Pews-papers. 





Patentees, viz. | 


36. For fecuring the Rights of Patentees, in certain Cafes, from the Encroachments of Foreigners, 
XLVIII. 785. 815.——See Patenterg.—Alfo patents, 6. &amp;c. 


Pawnbrokers, viz. 











37: To make perpetual A&amp;t 29 Geo. III. for further regulating the Trade or Bufinefs of Pawnbrokers, 
XLVI. 459.——To continue the faid AG, XLVIII. 308. 710.——See Patonbrokers, 
Scotland. See fupra, 13. 27. 


Servants, viz. 
38. Servants Characters, XLVII. 561. 1064.——See Serbants, 


Societies, viz. 
39. For Encouragement, &amp;c. of Friendly Societies, XLVIII. 707. 766.———See Sotietieg, 4. 


Tythe, viz. 
40. Of Hops planted in Fields at Farnham in Surrey, XLVIII. 667. 819——See ptheg, 1. 


Woolcombers, viz. 


4. For protecting them from being injured by the Ufe of certain Machines, &amp;c. XLIX. 546. De- 
ferred for Six Months, 571. See Crabe, &amp;c. 19. 20. 





IV. Of the whole Houfe on Bills relating to the King and Royal 
Family, v7z. - 


42. For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity of £. 12,000 on His Royal Highnefs the Duke of 
Clarence, XLVI. 634. Confidered, 639. Report, 645- 
43- For enabling His Majefty to make Provifion for the Eftablifhment of their Royal Highneffes the 


Duke and Duchefs of York and Albany, &amp;c. XLVII. 641. Confidered, 620. Report, 623. 


44. For repealing fo much of an Act for Sale of the Houfe in Privy Garden, heretofore ufed by the 
Commiffioners of the Lottery, and to enable His Majefty to grant the fame, XLVII. 634. Con- 
fidered, and report; 679. 


45. For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity on His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, &amp;c. 
L. 572. Inftruction to make Provifion in the Bill for the Appropriation of an Annual Sum out 
of the Hereditary Revenues of the Crown during the Life of His Royal. Highnefs, for the Liqui- 
dation of fuch of the Debts now owing by His Royal Highnefs as may remain unpaid on the 
Demife of the Crown, 579. Ditto for appropriating a Sum out of the Confolidated Fund for 
fuch Debts as may remain unpaid in the Event of the Deceafe of His Royal Highnefs, 583. 
Inftruction for appropriating a certain Yearly Sum out of the Revenues arifing from the Duchy 
of Cornwall, towards the Liquidation of His Royal Highnefs’s Debts, 583. Report of 8th 
June 1791, relating to Carlton Houfe, referred, and Bill confidered, 584. Further confidered, 
and report, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 587. 


46. For the better enabling His Majefty to make Provifion for a fure and certain Jointure to the 
Princefs of Wales, &amp;c. L. 534. Confidered, 591. Report, 594. 


ie For the Safety and Prefervation of His Majefty’s Perfon and Government againft Treafonable and 
Seditious Practices and Attempts, LI. 92. Confidered, and report, 146. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV, (1790—1800.) 3X 46. For 


































, Of the whole Houfe on Bills relating to 
Committees} the King and Royal Family ; &amp;c. 


For enabling His Majefty to fettle Annuities on their Royal Highneffes Prince Edward and Prince 
Erneft Auguftus, and to fettle a Part of a certain Sumon the Princefs Amelia, LIV. 321. 
Confidered, 324. 325. Report, 328. 


Sce Houle, 216.— hig, 1. &amp;c. 





V. Sele&amp;t Committees appointed, wz. 





47. By Ballotting, XLVI. 89. 177. 396.—XLIX. 594.—LI 386.——See Ballots. 
See infra, 68. &amp;c. 





“ Grand Committees for Religion, Grievances, &amp;c. appointed, XLVI. 7. &amp;c. 
Committee of Privileges, XLVI. 8. &amp;c.——See infra, 69. &amp;c. 





To draw up Addreffes, viz. 
Of Thanks, on His Majefty’s Speeches, viz. 





48. At the opening of the Seffion in 1790; XLVI. 10. Report 21. In 17923 XLVII. 6. 
Report, 15. Again in 1792; XLVIIL 6. Report, 10——In 1794; XLIX. 16. Re- 
port, 18. In 1794-5; L. 6. Report, 8. In 1795-6; LI. 6. Report, 9g. In 
1796-7; LII. 12. Report, 15. In 1797-83 LIIl. 4. Report, 6——In 1798-9 ; 
LIV. 4. Report, 6. In 1799-1800; LV. 5. Report, 6. On 11th November 1800; 
LV. 797. Report, 801. 


49. For His Majefty’s Meflage, XLVIII. 182. Report, 183. 





























On Ditto relative to the Union with Ireland, LV. 473. Report, ibid. Another Addrefs, 
584. Report, iid. 
Of Congratulation, viz. 
50. To His Majefty, on the Nuptials of the Prince of Wales, L. 413. Report, ibid. 


On prefenting Copies of Reports to His Majefty, viz. 
Relative to the Public Records, LV. 753. Report, ibid. 
On the High Price of Provifions, LV. 883. Report, ibid. 


Other Committees appointed, viz. 
51. To take Evidence, &amp;c. XLVI. 150.—L. 143. 418.—LI. 19. 


To examine Lifts, viz. 


2. For Eaft India Judicature, XLVI. 186.—XLVII. 563. 
XLVII. 592. See India, 2. 3. &amp;c. 





Reports on Ditto, XLVI. 205. 220.— 





On the Choice of Committees, viz. 


53- ~ Committees of Secrecy, XLIX, 594.—=LII. 355-—LIV. 149. 
LU. 356.—LIV. 149. 





Reports on Ditto, XLIX. 594. 


54. Committees Sele&amp;t, XLVI. 402.—LII. 392.——Reports thereon, XLVI. 408.—LII. 392. 
See Haute, 


To confider particular Matters, XLVI. 8. 89. 189. 394. 396. 402.—XLVII. 8. 10. 385. 674.— 
XLVIII. 7. 747.— XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7. 224. 425. 570.—LIl. 9. 13. 419..601.—LIII. 
292. 431.—LIV. 293. 558.—LV. 58. 170. 295. 313. 





To enquire, viz. 


56. In the firft place how far Standing Orders contained in Refolutions of the Houfe have been 
complied with, &amp;c. XLVII. 797. 1067. 


How far Orders given for particular Matters to be done have been complied with, L. 389. 404. 
Into Matters, examine Precedents, and report Opinions, XLVIII. 406, 


See Houfe, 160. 162. 168. 170. 178. 181. 182. 186. 189. 192. 194. 196. 208. 
265. 





On other Matters, viz. 
57. Toconfider the Expediency of particular Matters, LIV. 613.——See Moufe, under 182. 
57- Te 






58. 


59- 
60. 


61. 
62. 


63. 
64. 


65. 


66. 


67. 


¢ ommntittees; Sele. 


To take into Confideration all fuch Matters as fhall or may come in queftion touching Privileges, 
XLVI. 8.—XLVIL. 8.+-XLVIM. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7-—LIL. 9.—LIII. 5-—LIV. 5.— 
LV. 5- 800. 


To ftate Matters of Fa&amp;, XLVHI. 127. 257. 


To examine Matters, and report the fame as it fhall appear to them to the Houfe, XLVI. 11. 12. 
13. 22. 37. 39- 43. 96. 128. 140. 192.—XLVII. 6. 7. 382.—XLVII. 7. 191. 282. 438. 
447. 624. 629. 676. 752.—XLIX. 16. 159. &amp;c.—L. 8. 10. 427+ 431. 446. 586.~-LI. 16. 
17-91. 225. 450 §23. 588. 609.—LII. 21. 23. 43. 63. 84. 264. 280. 291. 293. 296. 299. 
302. 303. 304. 306. 307. 308. &amp;c. 404. 434. 438. 446. 455. 480. 510. &amp;c.—LIV. 292. 
403.—LV. 377. 

To examine Matters, and report the fame with Opinions, L. 318.—LI. 235. 572. 609,—LIII. 
398.—LV. 338. 


To examine Matters, and report on particular Days, XLVI. 186.—XLVII. 563.—XLVIU. 265.— 
XLIX. 291.—L. 230.— LI. 221. 


‘Fo examine fo much of Matters as relate toparticular Parts, XLVI. 231. 


To examine in the firft place how far Orders have been complied with for giving Notices, and to 
report the fame on the Report of the Bill, L. 366. 374. 389. 390. 404.—LIII. 441. 


See Conferences, 


To withdraw immediately into the Speaker's Chamber, viz. 


On Addreffes, viz. 


Of Thanks for His Majefty’s Speeches at the opening of each Seffion, XLVI. 10.—XLVII. 6. 
XLVI. 6.—XLIX. 16.—L. 7.—LE 6.—LIE. 12.—-LU. 4. LIV. 5.— LV. 5. 797. 


Of Congratulation, L. 413. : 
On Meffages, XLVIM. 183.—LV: 473. 584. 
On prefenting Reports to His Majefty, LV. 753. 
On the High Price of Provifions, LV. 883. 


To examine Lifts, viz. 


Colleéted on Ballots, XLVI. 402.—-XLIX. 291. §94.—-L.229.—LI. 221.— LI. 355. 392.—=LIV. 
149.—LV. 928. 


' To draw up Agreements, viz. 


To be figned by Members, LI. 224. 


To draw up Reafons, viz. 


To be offered tothe Lords at a Conference, XLVI. 635. 


VI. Orders to Select Committees, viz. 


68. 


70. 


71. 


92. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


To fit on particular Days, and at particular Hours, viz. 


Grand Committees, XLVI. 7.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIIl. 7.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LI 9. 
LIII. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. §. 800. | 


A Motion withdrawn for the Grand Committee for Courts of Juftice to fit on a particular Day&gt; 
XLVI. 624. 


Committee of Privileges to fit on particular Days, &amp;c. XLVI. 8—XLVI. 8.—XLVIII. 8.—XLIX. 
17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LIl. 9.— LI. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 


On other Matters, to fit on particular Days, viz. 


On Bills, XLVI. 619.—XLVIII. 845.—LI. 787. 789. 
On Bills in Six Months, &amp;c. LI. 601. 


To meet forthwith, viz. 


On Controverted Elections, XLVI. 92. 144. 149. 158. 165. 180. 189. 210. &amp;¢.—XLVII. 393. 
409. &amp;c.—XLVIll. 138. Big ik 86. 90. 96. 138. 140. 211. 288. 305. 307. 325. 

359+ 403. 520. 529+ 540+ 555-.646.—LIll. 133. 535+ 
relative to the Rights of Elections, XLVII. 546. 554.—L. 217. 295. 326. 


On Bills, Ll. 366. 








73: 


74 


75° 


77: 


80. 


- Committees; Selec. 





































To meet in the Afternoon, at Five o’ Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber, viz. 


On Bills, XLVI. 37. 38. 40. 43. 127. 276.—XLVII. 23.—XLIX. 554.—L. 92. 347. 358. 
363. 450. 470.——LI. 111. 428. 439. 583. 609. 628. 787. 789.—LII. 75. 98. 102. 303. 
ef 331- 334° 344 359- 361. 363. 372. 373- &amp;c.—LIII. 88. 90. 444.—LIV. 79. 87. 96. 
97. 98. 101. 104. 135. 156. 295. 314. 435.—LY. 140. 189. 211. 221. 229. 531. 544. 
547- 608. 659. 663. 733. 744. 780. 877. 878. 

On Bills re-committed, LV. 372- 477. 

On Bills from the Lords, LII. 446. 447. 462. 463. 467. 468. 484. 505. $21. §22. 523. 536. 
560. 573. 576. 592. 595. 618. 635. 659. 747-—LV. 408. 659. 660. 733. 922. 

On other Matters, XLVI. 186. 560.—XLVII. 23. 563. 674.—XLVIII. 406.—L. 591.—LI. 
119. , 


To meet at other Times in the Afternoon, viz. 


Committee of Privileges, at Seven o’Clock, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9. 
LI. 7.—LIlI. 9.—LIII. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. See fupra, 69. 
State of Mr. Haftings’s Impeachment, at Eight o’Clock in the Afternoon, XLVI. 812. 





See infra, 134. 


To meet onthe Morrow, at Nine o Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber, viz. 


On Petitions, XLVI. 11. 12. 13. 21. 22. 236 37. 39+ 43. 57. 58. 128. 132. 134. 139. 
140. 143.—XLVII. 24. 390. 391. 400. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 7. 172. 174. 187. 447.—XLIX. 
16. 20. &amp;c.—L. 8. 238. 287. 318. 336. 342. 357. 376. 541. 586. 594.—LI. 16. 17. 
381. 404. 428. 429. 588. 698.—LII. 21. 23. 43. 63. 99. 264: 291. 293. 299. 300. 302. 
303. &amp;c.—LIIl. 35. 55. 117. 234. 237. 616. 652.—LIV. 42. 43. 54. 58. 60. 61. 83. 
87. 96. 98. 127. 201. 210. 318. 406. 474. 545. 596. 604.—LV. 51. 60. 90. 113. 
II5+ 116. 202. 205. 209. 333. 377- 397+ 402. 481. 532. 554. 609. 636. 799. 800. 
827. 860. 

On Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills, LI. 367. 369. 446,—LIII. 481. 616.—LIV. 324: 
527-—LV. 394. 531 586. | 

On Petitions after Notices given by Permiffion of the Houfe, Lil. 392. 434. 510. 549.—LIII. 
516. 522.—LIV. 99. 149. 152. 482. 490. 506.—LV. 344. 403. 408. 445. 521. 542. 
579° 

On Bills, LV. 222. 


On other Matters, XLVI. 150. 189. 250. 366. 684.—XLVII. 382.—-XLVIII. 158. 221. 282. 
676. 747. 817.—XLIX. 294.—L. 143. 230. 303. 418.—LI. 19. 225. 425. 467. 520. 
570. 609.—LII. 92. 141. 194. 334 419. 477- 601. 654.—LIII. 74. 140. 155. 244. 
293- 398. 431-—LIV. 75. 136. 254. 292. 294. 403. 498. 555. 558. 613. 665.—LV. 
7: 58. 170. 173. 200, 211. 221. 295. 297. 313. 321. 325. 338. 346. 501 599. 718. 
761. 803. 874. 


To meet on the Morrow, at Twelve o Clock, viz. 
Further to examine, &amp;c. Total Amount of the Public Debt, &amp;c. LIII. 292. 


To meet on particular Days, at Nine o Clock, &amp;c. in the Speaker's Cham- 
. ber, viz. ae? 


Committee of Privileges, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 8——XLVII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI, 7. 235.— 
LII. 9.—LIII. 5.—=LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 


Other Committees, XLVI. 96.—XLVII. 396. 743.--XLVIII. 265.—XLIX. 422.—L. 377+ 494 
§01.—LI. 236. 491.—LII. 356. 393.—LV. 88. 89. 275. 276. 279. 281. 283. 420. 600. 


Other Matters, viz. 


Five to meet to draw up Addreffes, XLVI. 10—XLVII. 6.—XLVIII. 6. 183.—XLIX. 16.—L..7. 
LI. 6.—LII. 12.—-LIII. 4.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 473. 


Five to be a Quorum, XLVI. 150. 684.—XLVIII. 467. 749. 750. 812. 817.—L. 143. 230. 
238. 429.—LI. 221. 234. 570.—LII. 92. 141. 434.—LIII. 155. 398. 431. 528.—LIV. 
75- 136. 254. 292. 294. 403. 498. 558.—LV. 15. 58. 170. 173. 174, 200. 201, 221. 
295+ 297+ 313. 338. 346. 372. 377- 397- 592. 761. 800. 877. 928. 

Five to meet and proceed to Bufinefs, XLVI. 408. 560,—XLVII, 23.—XLVIIL, 406.—LII. 356. 
393-—LIIl. 292. 


Number to be Nine, XLVI. 396. 
Number to be Fifteen, LU. 386.—LIII. 292. 


Su/penfion 
















































Committees; Select. 


'  Sufpenfion of Proceedings, viz. 


81. Of all Committees in particular Cafes, for the more fure obtaining Seleét Committees on Contro« 
verted Elections, L. 287. 


To report, viz. 
82. Evidence which fhall have been received, Lil, 676. 
Ditto as fhall appear, LI. 248. 








Ditto, together with Obfervations, LI. 523, 
Minutes of Examination from Time to Time, XLVI. 150,—L. 143.—BIV. 482 





of Evidence which they have taken, LIV. 513. 
“ of Evidence taken to be reported forthwith, LIV. 481. 501. 





Matters as they appear, XLVII. 743.——XLVIIL 817. 


The feveral Matters which have occurred fince particular Periods, with Opinion and Obfervations, 
XLIX. 344. 


Matters, with Obfervations, XLVI. 143.~—LI. tg. 





, with Opinions, XLVI. 366.—L. 418.—LI. 225. 425. 


Matters on particular Days, XLVI: 186. 205.=—-XLVIL. 563.—XLVIII. 265.——L. 230.—LI, 221; 
LII. 140.—LIII. 155.—-LV. 200. 927 


Obfervations and Opinions from Time to Time to the Houfe, XLVIIL. 749. 


ee Obfervations, together with Opinions, LIV. 498.~-LV,. 295. 

0" Opinions, XLVII. 674. 694.—XLVIII. 701. 747.—LI. 439. 609.—LII. 601, 663.—-LIII. 398. 
LIV. 292 558. 613.—LV. 221. 297. 313. 338. 781. 

¢ Opinions from Time to Time, XLVI. 189.-—-XLVIL 385.—XLVUIL. 276.—LI. 493.—LII. 480, 


LIIL. 74. 431—LIV. 568.—LV. 804. 
- Opinions upon Matters contained in Petitions, XLVI. 297.—LIIL. §54. 601.—-LIIIL. 486. 
To report from Time to Time to the Houfe, LI. 597.—-LvV. 201. 330, 


Proceedings from Time to Time, XLVI. 359.—XLVIII. 403. 702.—L. 429—LI. 35. 146. 234. 
539 597-—LIl. 356. 393- 434-—LIll. 292. 326.—LIV. 431.—LV. 120, 173. 201. 


Proceedings, with Opinions, from Time to Time, XLVI, 8.—XLVII. 8.—X LVI. 8.—=XLIX. 17.— 
L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 9.—LIIL. 5,.—LIV. 5. LV. 5. 800. 


Proceedings from Time to Time on Reports re-committed, XLIX. 498. 


VII. Powers given to Select Committees, viz. 
To fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, viz. 


83. On Petitions for Bills, XLVI« 11. 12. 13. 22. 37. 39. 43. 57- 58. 98°96. 128. 132. 134. 139, 
140,— XLVII. 6.°7. 452. 748.—-XLVIIL 7. 139. 191. 275. 309. 367. 610. 629. 824.— . 
XLIX. 16. 20. 473. 543- &amp;c.—L. 8. 10. 106. 118. 287. 342. 348. 434. 494. 501. 541. 
—LI. 16, 17. 91. 222. 381. 502. 523.—LII. 21. 23. 264, 300. 404. 510. 612. 659. 
675.—LIll. 35. 55+ 117. 142. 230. 234. 529. 539. 652.—-LIV. 42. 49. 60. 127. 128. 
201. 318. 426, 474. 545. 604.—LV. 51. 60. 88. go. 113. 114. 191.197. 202. 205. 333. 
377. 402. 420. 521. 600, 609. 799. 800. 912. 


“ On Petitions for Provifion in Bills, XLVI. 566. 610.—XLVII. 731. 733.—XLVIII. 240, 257. 
266. 289. 345. 372. 386. 401. 445. 697. 752. 771.—XLIX. 201. 30]: 403- 425. 492.- 
585.—L. 336. 383. 594.—LI. 281. 478. 698.—LII. 367. 369. 434. 446. 609:—LIII. 481. 
616.—LIV. 324. §27.—LY. 394. 531. 586. 

- On Petitions for Bills after Notices given by Permiffion of the Houfe, XLVI. 619. 714. 729. &amp;c. 
XLVIII. 650. 656, 662. 673.—L. 427. 431.—LI. 273. 282. 302. 428. 536.—LII. 392. 

e: 434- 549.—LIII. 242. 516. 522. 553.—LIV. 99. 149. 1526 490. 506.—LV. 344, 403. 
409- 495» 521. 542+ 579: 
for Provifion in a Bill after Ditto, Liv. 482. 
" On Petitions referred, 8c. and to ftate Matters of Fa&amp;, XLVI. 127. 257. 438.—XLIX. 263. 


for Affiftance, L. 372. 591. “ 





for Expences, Compenfation, &amp;c. L. 318. 


Inpex. XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 






Committees; Select. 








































84. 


85. 
86. 


87. 


VIII. Orders of Leave, zz. 


88. 





On Petitions for Relief, XLIX. 159. 355.—L. 111. 446. 586.—LII. 568. 601.—LIII. 237. 
for Rewards, XLVII. 748.—XLVIII. 367. 701.—XLIX. 636.—L. 118. 
= of Complaint, XLIX. 366. 414.—L. 238.—LI. 479. 


On Bills, XLVI. 470.—XLVII. 608. 735—XLVILII. 403.—XLIX. 431.—L. 229. 436.—LIIL. gs; 
522.—LIII. 463.—LIV. 226. 490.—LV. 372. 547. 


Committees appointed to examine Witnefles on Bills, L. 143. 


Committee of Privileges, XLVI. 8. —XLVI. 8.—XLVIII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 9. 
LIM. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 


appointed to confider Acts of Parliament, LUI. 326. 





On other Matters, XLVI. 143. 278. 279. 408. 560. 684.—XLVII. 591. 743.—XLVIII. 282, 
406,' 676. 684. 701. 749. 812. gate 348. 418.—LI. 19. 119. 225. 237. 425. 450. 
491+ 521. 570.—-LH. 92. 334. 356. 393. 419- 601.—LIII. 292. 294. 400. 431.—LIV. 
75+ 254. 292. 294. 403. 498. 664. 665.—LV. 15. 58. 170. 173. 20% 211. 297. 313. 
346. 591. 718. 761. 800. 803. 


To Secret Committees, XLIX. 594.—LII. 356.—LIII. 75.—LIV. 149. 


To adjourn, viz. 


From Time to Time, and from Place to Place, as they fhall think fit, &amp;c. XLVHI. 749.—LI. 597. 
LIl. 356. 393.—LII. 292.——LIV. 292.—LV. 201. 
To fuch Times and Places as they fhall think fit, XLVIII. 812. 


From Place to Place as they fliall think fit, XLVI. 377. 560. 684.—XLVII. 23.—LII. 393. 


To direé&amp;? Printing, viz. 
Of Papers, ec. referred tothem, LIl. 412:—LIV. 607. 
Of certairi Queries which they think it neceffary to have circulated, LIII. 439. 


All who come to have Voices, viz. 


On Petitions, XLVI. 295.—XLVII: 382. 674.—XLVIII. 134. 257. 301. 406. 439. 624.— 
XLIX. 157. 159. 263. 332. 355.—-L. 268. 318. 3972. 586.—LI. 366. 572.—LII. 654. 
601. 

On Bills, XLVI. 170. 179. 276. 293. 305. 318. 404. 413. 580. 581. 634.—XLVII. 442. 452. 
528. 554. 602. 606. 716. 727.—XLVIII. 136. 192. 217. 236. 302. 310. 402. 409. 428. 443. 
608. 611. 715. 795. 802. 823.—XLIX. 159. 188. 210. 224. 309. 316. 431. 441. 5or- 
542.—-L. 87. 229. 236. 331. 363. 452. 417. 586.—LI. 281. 301. 375. 430. 434. 506. 
508. 609, 617.—LII. 75. 128. 267. 280. 306. 347. 404. 408. 548. 562. 625. 667.—LIII. 
173+ 345+ 384+ 454+ 459+ 517+ 536.—LIV. 156. 298. 327. 405- 435. 505. 520. 649. 650. 
—LV. 232. 248. 306. 324. 480. 513. 529. 614. 615. 744. 888. 

On Bills re-committed, XLVIII. 683.—L. 487.—LII. 641. 


On other Matters, viz. 


Committee of Privileges, XLVI. 8.-—-XLVI. 8.—XLVIIL. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.= LIL 
g9.—LIII. 5.—-LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 





Other Matters, XLVI. 143. 150. 560.—XLVII. 23. 591. 674. 743.—XLVIHI. 158. 221. 282. 
407. 747. 749.—L. 418.—LI. 19. 235. 521.—LII. 334. 419. 601.—-LIII. 326,—LV. 803. 


Searching for Records, viz. 


All Perfons authorized by a Committee may freely fearch in all Offices and Places tefpeting Public 
Records without Chatge, LV. 201. ye. 


To fit notwithfanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, viz. 


All Committees, XLVI. 410.—XLVII. 399.—XLVIH, 101.—XLIX. 315.—-L. 527.—LIl. 472.— 
LIL. 646.—=LIV. 537+ 559. 587. 726.—LV. 89. 279. 379- 922. 

Particular Committees, XLVI. 150. 359. 408. 560. 644- 656: 684. 787.—XLVII. 23. 768. 
784. 786. 829.—XLVIIL. 144. 254.257. 365. 407. 440. 467. 695. 793. 812. 825.—XLIX. 
360. 594.—L. 237. 537. §94.—LI. 35. 222. 225. 248. 521. 542. 562. 597. 644.—LII. 
9°. 356. 393- 434 471.—LIIL 400.—LIV. 254. 292. 385. 4006.—LYV. 15. 58. 201. 313. 

00. 803. 


: To 





bay ad ~) , psele&amp;, &amp;c. and Inftru€tions to Committees 
Committees : of the whole Houfe. | 











To fit during the Sitting, and notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, LI. 356. 393.— 
LIIl. 292. 


89. To admit Petitioners into Naturalization Bills if they think fit, XLVI. 507: 





To report Minutes of Evidence taken, LV. 535. See’ fupra, 82. 


To adjourn to particular Days, XLVI. 171.—-XLVII. 732. 
See infra, 119. 121. 


9. 1X. Committees appointed to manage Conferences, xivi. 651—L1. 
231.—LII. 522.—LHI. 38.—LIV. 192.—LV. 539.——See Conferences. 


9. X. Committees of Secrecy appointed, &amp;c. xxix. 589—L10. 363—Lm. 75. 
LIV. 148. 


XI. Inftru€tions to Committees of the whole Houfe appointed to 
take Matters into Confideration, relating to, vz. 


Bank of England, VI. 





02. Of extending the Term of the Company's Charter, €8c-——“ To receive and confider any Propofal 
“© which may be made from the Governor and Company relative to a Renewal of their Chatter,’ 
LV. 206. 


Burr Stones.—See infra, (Duties), 


Courts of Juftice, viz. 


93: The Twenty-feventh Report of the Selec Committee appointed to examine and fate the Total Amount of the 
Public Debts. “© To confider of a proper Augmentation of the Salaries, &amp;c. of the Matter of, 
“ the Rolls, Chief Baron, and other Judges, and of Contingent Annuities tothe Lord Chan- ~ 
“ cellor and Judges, &amp;c.” Liv. 620. : 





Debtors, viz. 


64. On the Petition of the Prifoners for Debt in Lancafter Caftle. * To confider of A&amp; of 2 Geo. II 
for Relief of Debtors with refpeét to the Imprifonment of their Perfons,” Li. 422. 





Divorces, viz. 
95. To hear Counfel, &amp;c. XLVI. 269. 278. 


See Millg, 92. and Diverreg. 





Drawbacks and Bounties, viz. 


96. Payable on the Exportation of Sugar.——* To confidert of permitting Sugar imported from the Weft 
‘“* Indies to be warehoufed,” LV. 34. 





Duties, viz. 





~ 64. On Coals brought Coaftwife into any Port in Scotland. “ To confiderof the Laws relative to the 
“ diftilling, reétifying, compounding, vending, and retailing Britifh Spitits in Scotland,” 
XLVIII. 782. 





On Sugar and Coffee exported. “ To confider A&amp;t of the fame Seffion for allowing Britifh Plan- 
“‘ ration Sugar to be warehoufed, &amp;c.”” LV. 482. 


om On the A&amp; of 25 Geo. IIL. for granting certain Disties on Livences to vend Gloves, &amp;c. “ To con- 
“ fiderof Ac&amp;t 23 Geo. III. for granting a Stamp Duty on the Regiftry of Burials, &amp;c. :”—And 
alfo, “ An Aét of 25 Geo. III. to extend the Provifions of the faid Act to the Regiftry of Bu- 
** rials of Proteftant Diffenters, &amp;c.” XLIX. 143. : 


For continuing the additional Duties on Diftilleries in the Highlands of Scotland, $8c-——“ Fot reviving 
“ and continuing an Act of the laft Seffion relating to Ditto,” LIM. 141. 


“ | Lhe Duties payable on Salt»—* To confider the Act of the fame Seffion for granting additional. ° 
“ Duties on Salt,” Lil. 69. 


Of exempting Burr Stones to be ufed as Mili Stones from the Duty impofed by AB 44 Geo. III. ** So 
ss much of Act 38 Geo. III. as charges a Duty on Oil or Blubber imported from the Greenland 
“* Fifheries and Davis’s Streights,” Lv. 416. 


So much of A&amp; of 38 Geo. III. for the better ProteGtion of Trade, as relates to the Duty on Opium im- 
ported. “ To confider fo much of the faid Aét as impofes Duties on Burr Stones, and on 
“ Stones ufed for the Purpofe of paving, &amp;c.’”* LY. 523. 

















Ixpex- XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) The 












nftructions to Committees of the whole 
Houtfe. | 





Committees. {' 














The Duties payable on Oil of Turpentine imported. *« To confider of the Duties and Drawbacks 
“ payable on Tar imported into, and exported from, this Kingdom,” LY. 533. 


Of exempting certain Grants under the Seal of the Duchy of Lancafter from certain Stamp Duties. 
“ To confider fo much of A&amp;t 37 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties on Copies of Indentures, 
“ Leafes, or other Deeds,” Lv. 616.—* To confider of extending the Duties now payable by 
“ Notaries practifing in any Court toall Perfons aling as Notaries Public, or exercifing the Of- 
“* fice of Notaries,” 622. 





Fifheries, viz. 





98. On A&amp; of 15 Geo. Ill. for the Encouragement of thofe carried on from Great Britain, &amp;c. “ To 
“ confider of the Duty payable on Melaffes imported into the Ifland of Newfoundland,” Lu. 
531. ' 
Hops, viz. 
99. To confider an Aé&amp;t of 14 Geo. III. to prevent Frauds in the buying and felling of Hops. “ To confider 





“ of the Mode of collecting the Duty on Hops, and of preventing Frauds and Abufes in the 
*¢ Trade of Hops,” Lv. 663. | 


Importation, vz. 
100, Of Rape Seed, and all other Seeds ufed for extrafting Oil, when Rape Seed frail be at a certain Price, 
Ea, “ To confider of permitting the Importation of Rape Seed into this Kingdom Duty-free, 
“ to be warehoufed,” L. 511. ‘ 
Of the free Importation of Arrow Root from the Britifh Colonies in the Wet Indies. * To con- 
“ fider of permitting the free Importation of Linfeed Cake from any Country whatever,” LI. 
676. 
- Of the Laws refpetting the Importation of Cambricks and Lawns. 
“ now payable on Sail Cloth and Canvais exported,” LII. 443. 
Of encouraging the Importation of Herrings; &amp;&amp;c: the Produce of the Fifhery of Nova Scotia. c—— 
“ To confider of encouraging the Importation of Herrings, &amp;c. the Produce of the Fifheries 
‘© of Newfoundland and Coaft of Labradore,” Lv. 878. 








“ To confider of the Bounty 





Importation and Exportation.—See infra, 101. 170. 


Laws refpecting Sugar, vix. 


101e Committee appointed to confider Ditto re[pecting the Importation and Exportation of Sugar, and the Duties 
ésc. thereon. ““ To confider of the Laws refpecting the Importation and Exportation of 
** Coffee, and the Duties, Drawbacks, and Bounties thereon,” XLVII. 687. — 


102. Levant Trade; A&amp; of 26 Geo. Il. for enlarging Ditto, Fce——“ To confider A&amp; of the laft 
“ Seffion for the better Protection of the Trade of this Kingdom, &amp;c.” Liv. 643. . 








Poftage of Letters, &amp;c. viz. 


103. Committee appointed to confider of the Poftage of Ditto by the Penny Pof. “ To confider of 
“ pranting Rates of Poftage for the Conveyance of Letters and Packets between Great Britain. 
“ and the Iflands of Jerfey and Guernfey, and within thofe Iflands,” XLIX. 212. . 





Quarantine, viz. 


104. Appointed to confider fo much of A&amp; of 28 Geo. IIL, as relates to the Performance of Quarantine. 
‘© Toconfider of preventing the fraudulent Importation of Glafs :”°—Alfo, Inftruction relative to 
Coffee and Cocoa; Return of Duties paid on Lofs of Goods before landing, &amp;c. LUI. 244. 





Reports, viz. 
105. On the feveral Petitions praying for a Repeal of the Tax on Clocks and Watches, “ To con- 
“ fider of the feveral Duties on Inhabited Houfes, Windows or Lights, Servants, Horfes, 
“ Carriages, Horfes ufed in Hufbandry, and Dogs,” Lill. 366. 


“ The Thirteenth Report of the Commifioners of Public Accounts, and other Reports. ** To confider 
“ of enabling the Lords of the Treafury to purchafe the Duty upon Coals thipped out of the 
“ River Tyne, now payable to the Duke of Richmond ;” His Majefty’s Recommendation fig- 
nified; LIV. 665. 


The Firft and Second Reports of the Committee appointed to confider what Public General Laws have 
expired, &amp;8e. ‘* To confider of continuing, for a Time to be limited, the feveral Acts for 











“ regulating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which will expire at the End of the prefent 
“ Seffion of Parliament,” LV. 908. 


‘Scotland, 




































, InftruGtions to Committees of the whole 
Committees. | Houfe, and to Select Committees. 





Scotland, viz. 


106. For further continuing A&amp; granting additional Duties on Difiilleries in Ditto. “For reviving and 
“ further continuing Act of the laft Seffion, for granting additional Duties on the Diftilleries 
“ in the Highlands of Scotland,” LIII. 353- 





Smuggling, viz. 


107. On the more effeétual Prevention of Smuggling in this Kingdom ———“ To confider of preventing the 
“ fraudulent re-landing of Tobacco thipped for Exportation :”—And alfo, “ ofan Act of 7 Geo. 
“ III. for more effectual preventing the fraudulent Importation and wearing of Cambricks and 
“ French Lawns ;” XLIX. 356. 


108, Of the more effeétual Prevention of Ditto. “ To confider the A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. for the Relief of 
“ the Captors of Prizes, with refpeét to the bringing and landing certain Prize Goods in this 
* Kingdom,” L. 375. 





Sugar and Coffee.—See fupra, 101. 104. 


Wines, (Foreign) Coffee, &amp;c. viz. 





109. For charging Warehoufe Rent on Ditto imported, in certain Cafes. “ To confider of equalizin 
“* the Drawback on Foreign Wine exported to China, and the Britifh Settlements in the Balt 
“ Indies,” Le 577- 


See Bills, 36. 37. &amp;c.—Supplp, 569. 570. &amp;c. 


XII. Inftru€tions to Select Committees appointed to take Matters 
into Confideration, relating to, vz. 


Aéts of Parliament, viz. 





110. Ramfgate Harbour ; Execution of A&amp; 22 Geo. Il. &amp;8c.——“ To take into Confideration Act of © 
“ 5 Geo. III. relating to the faid Harbour,” XLVI. 394. 
t1t. Aéts 13 &amp;F 14 Geo. III. relating to Turnpike Roads——-“ To report the Minutes of the Evi- 


“* dence taken before them to the Houfe,” LI.’ 627. 


A&amp; 13 Geo. III. for rendering the Provifions of the A&amp; more effettual relating to the Affize, €8c. of 
Bread. “ To confider of the moft effectual Means of remedying any Inconveniences which 
may arife from the Deficiency of the laft Crop of Grain,” Lv. 120. 





Bridges, viz. 





112. For giving Powers to Fuftices of the Peace for more effettually repairing County Bridges——-“ To con- 
** fider of Steps proper to be taken previous to the building of Bridges that are to be deemed 
“ County Bridges ; of empowering Juftices in Quarter Seffions to alter, &amp;c. the Situation of 
“* County Bridges ; of empowering Juftices to direct Actions to be brought for Damages done 
“ to County Bridges, &amp;c.” LV. 523. 


Fifheries, viz. 


113. To enquire into the State of the Britifh Herring Fifheries, Sc——“ To-confider feveral Acts of 2 5 
“ 26, 27, and 35 Geo. III. for the Encouragement of the Britith Fitheries,” Lim. 432. 
To another Committee on Ditto—* To confider of the moft effeétual Means of procuring a 
“ plentiful Supply of Fifth during the prefent high Price of Provifions :’—“ To confider of 
“ the moft effectual Means of fupplying London with Fith ;” Lv. 520. 





Houfe of Commons, viz. 


114. To confider of the beft Method of regulating the Temperaturg of the Air in Ditto, 
“ Confiderarion other Accommodations for the Houfe,” XLVI. 278. 


“ To take into 





Impeachment, viz. 


IIs. Appointed to infpeést the Lords Fournals in relation to their Proceedings on the Trial of Warren Hoftings, 
Efquire-——* To report to the Houfe the feveral Matters which have occurred fince the Com- 
“ mencement of the Profecution, and which have, in their Opinion, contributed to the Du- 
“« ration thereof, with their Obfervations thereupon ;” XLIX. 344. 





Inpzex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 3Z Laws 










Committees. 





Laws Expiring, wiz. 


116, To enquire what. Public General Laws have expired, Fe. ‘* To enquire and report what Laws ex- 
“pired, &amp;c. have been revived, continued, or made perpetual, &amp;c.”” LIV. 254. 








To enquire what Laws are expired or near expiring ——“ To enquire what Public General Laws 
“ have expired within Twelve Months, &amp;c.” LV. 15. : 





To enquire what Public General Laws have expired within Twelve Months. * To enquire, &amp;c. 
“ what temporary Laws are now in force, made fince the Commencement of William the 
“ Third, &amp;c.” LV. 800. 


Navigations, viz. 


117. Appointed to confider of a Mode of limiting, &amp;c. the Tolls to be impofed by Bills for Navigable 
Canals. “To confider of a Mode of regulating the Transfer of Shares in fuch Under- 
“ takings in future,” XLVIII. 221. 





118. Leeds and Liverpool Canal; Bill for varying the Line, Se. “© For the Committee on the Bill 
“ re-committed to enquire into the Circumftances of an Agreement faid to fubfift between 
“ certain Petitioners and the Promoters of the Bill,” XLIX. 360. Difcharged, 373. 





Petitions, viz. 


119. Relative to County Meetings for Rofsftire. “ To examine and report to the Houfe why the faid 
** Petition, which purports to have been figned on the 11th of October 1786, was not fooner 
 prefented to the Houfe (1792),” XLVIL 515. 





From the Woolcombers, complaining of certain Machines ufed in their Trade. “ To fit and proceed 
** upon the faid Petitions on a particular Day, at Twelve o’Clock,” XLIX. 289. 





From the Innkeepers and Viftuallers in England, relative to Quartering Troops. “* That they have 
“‘ Power to report their Obfervations to the Houfe upon the Matter contained in the faid Pe- 
tition,” L. 175. 


Poft Office, viz. 


120, To confider of the Agreement made with Mr. Palmer, &amp;c. “ To report to the Houfe the Evidence 
“ which fhall have been received by them, refpecting the feveral Matters referred to their Con- 
“© fideration,” LH. 676. 








Privileges, viz. 
Complaints of Breaches thereof, viz. 


121, Appointed to enquire who was the Author of the Pamphlet, intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englifh 
“* Government.” “« That they do fit on a particular Day, and proeeed on the Matter 
“* referred to them, notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe,” LI. 140. 


* To examine the fubjeEt Matter of a Letter from Mr. Speed, a Member of the Houfe, who had been 
arrefied for Dedt. “ To fit on a particular Day at Twelve o’Clock, and proceed on the 
“ Matter referred to them,” LI. 235. 


Public Debts, vz. 


122. To examine and ftate the Total Amount of Ditto, &amp;c. “ To ftatean Account of the Progrefs that 
“ has been made in the Reduction of the Public Debt fince 5th July 1786, &amp;c.”—Alfo, “ To 
“ examine and confider what Regulations and Checks have been applied, in order to control the 
“ feveral Branches of the Public Expenditure, 8&amp;c.”’ LII. 393. Another Committee appointed in 
1798 :—* That they do ftate an Account of the Public Revenue for the Year 1797, &amp;c.”— 
Alfo, “ An Account of the Public Funded "Debt, sth April 1798, &amp;c.”—Alfo, “ The feveral 
“‘ Stocks redeemed by the Commiffioners for the National Debt, between ift July 1786 and 
“ sth April 17985” LIL. 454. 














Scotland, viz. 


123. To examine feveral Papers relating to the Difilleries. “« To enquire into the beft Mode of levying 
“ and collecting the Duties upon the Diftillation of Corn Spirits in Scotland,” LI. 408.— 
** Power given to the Committee, by an Inftruction, to give Directions for printing certain Queries, 
** which they think it neceflary to have circulated, &amp;c.” 439. 





Statutes of the Realm, viz. 


124. To confider of the moft effettual Means of promulgating them.——“ To confider of fo much of the 
** Report of 12th May 1796, relating to the temporary Laws expired, &amp;&amp;c. as relates to the 
“* prefent Enquiry,” LII. 92. 


Watte 



































! : As TahewOions to SeleCt-and Secret Gommnittees ; 
Committees.) Quetions Negative 





Wafte and Uninclofed Lands, &amp;c. viz. 


125. Appointed to confider the Means of promoting the Cultivation, 8c. of Ditto, * To confider of the 
“© Lofs of Fees which may be fuftained by the feveral Officers of the Two Houtes of Parliament, 
_ “* by. the paffing of a General Bill of Inclofure,” LI. 439. 





See infra, 215. 


Wet Docks, viz. 





126. In the Port of London. * To receive fuch further Plans and Obfervations as may be fubmitted 
“ to them for the Improvement of the Port of London, &amp;c. and to report Obfervations, &amp;c.”’ LIV. 
708. 


Committees of Secrecy.—Infiruttions to Ditto, relating to, viz. 


Seditious Pra¢tices, viz. 


127. Appointed to confider a Book, and feveral Papers, prefented to thé Houfe by His Majefty’s Command, 
relating to Ditto, “© That they have Power to communicate from Time to Time with the 
“ Committee of Secrecy appointed by the Lords,” XLIXx. 620. 











relative to the Outftanding Demands on the Bank of England, S¢-——*“ To enquire into the 
“ Neceffity of iffuing a Minute of Council of 26th of February 1797, &amp;c.” LIL. 383. 


a Report relative to a Confpiracy refpetting Ireland and Great Britain. * To confider Two 
“ Acts of the laft and preient Seflion, empowering His Majefty to fecure and detain Per- 
“ fons fufpected of confpiring againft His Perfon and Government, Liv. 468. 








XIII. Queftions Negative relating to Committees, vz. 


To appointing Committees, viz. 


128. To compare the Reports of 21ft March 1786 and roth May 1791, relative to the Public In- 
come and Expenditure, XLVI. 629. 
‘a To confider the State of His Majefty’s Land Forces, fo far as relates to the Settlement of their 
Accounts, and Payment of Arrears, XLVII. 540 a , 
~ To enquire into all Abufes committed by Perfons in Office at the Election for Weftminfter in 1 788, 
fo far as the fame relate to Penalties under the Excife Laws, &amp;c. XLVII. 547. 
. To confider of the Seditious Practices and Infurrections referred to in His Majefty’s Speech at the 


opening of the Seffion, XLVIII. 337. 


To enquire into certain Faéts which took place at Dover in the latter End of February 1793, under 
the Authority of an Order of His Majefty’s Council, XLVIII. 761. 


refpecting a real and faithful Reprefentation in Parliament, XLVIII. 825. 


To take into Confideration fo much of the Criminal Law of Scotland as relates to the Crime of 
Leafing-making, Sedition, &amp;c. XLIX. 371. 


To enquire into the Exiftence, Extent, and Danger of Seditious Meetings, &amp;c. LI. 87. 
into the Caufes which produced an Order of Council of 26th February 1797, LU. 356. 
To take into Confideration the State of Ireland, LIII. 673. 


ie To enquire into the Expediency, &amp;c. of exporting the Coin of Great Britain for the Payment of 
Subfidies to Foreign Powers, &amp;c. LV. 413. 


To examine into the State of the Gold Coin, and report, &amp;c. LV. 894. 


To difcharging Orders for Seleét Committees to be by Ballot, viz. 


129. To confider the Public Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 402. 


To Amendments propofed relating to Committees, viz. 
130. . To particular Words ftanding Part of Queftions for appointing Committees, XLVI. 684, 
To inferting Words on appointing Committees, LIL 353. 386. 


To the Houfe refolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 


131, Relative to Dunkirk, XLIX. 452. 
“ To confider of the Stateof the Nation, LI. 497. 
we To copfider whether any further Loans, &amp;c. fhould be made to his Imperial Majefty, LI. 453. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV, (1790—1800.) Te 



























. a Queftions Negative and Incidental... 
Committees. Proceedings, &amp;e. 





To appointing Committees of the whole Houfe inftead. of Select Committees, viz. 
132. To enquire into the Circumftances of a late Loan, LI. 236. 


To giving Voices to all the Member's of particular Committees, viz. 
133. Ona Petition, XLVIII. 139. 
For enquiring into the Coal Trade, LV. 874. 


To giving Inftruttions to Committees, viz. 
134. To meet and proceed upon a Bill the next Day at Two o’Clock, XLVII. 786. 


To receive a Claufe, &amp;c. for making Compenfation to Perfons concerned in the Slave Trade, who 
may fuffer Lofs by a Bill relative to not fupplying Foreign Territories with Slaves, &amp;c. XLVIII. 
825. | 


To appropriate a certain Part of His. Majefty’s Civil Lift Revenues towards the Liquidation of the 
Debts of the Prince of Wales, &amp;c. L. 583. 


To enquire into the Truth of Matters contained in Preambles of Bills, LI. 115. 
To confider particular Matters, LIV. 160. 
135 To referring Matters-to Committees to be enquired into, XLIX. 199. 





Ditto to be examined into, LI. 563. 
To confider of the moft effectual Means of providing for fecuring the Independence of Parliament, 
LV. 421. 
To giving Powers to Committees, viz. 
136. To turn One Bill into Two Bills, LI. 532- 
137. To particular Members being added to Committees, XLVIII. 696.—LII. 356. 
See Orderg, 88. &amp;c.—Speaker, 155. &amp;c. . 


XIV. Incidental Proceedings relating to Committees, vz. 
138. All Committees revived, L. 97. 


139. Particular Committees revived, XLVI. 610.—XLVII. 404. 779. 784.—XLVIII. 282. 305: 347. 
638.—L. 290. 337.—LI. 146. 190. 297. 512. 627.—LII. 407.—LIII. 565.—LIV. 436. 


Revived, and Inftruction given, LII. 383. 





Revived, and an Inftruétion to report the Minutes of Evidence taken by them, LI. 627. 





140. A Motion for reviving a Committee fuperfeded by an Adjournment for want of Forty Members, 
XLVIII. 634. 








141. Former Committees appointed again to manage other Matters, XLVI. 652. 

142. Committees fufpend their Proceedings on Matters referred to them, XLIX. 360. | 

143- Proceedings of Committees at particular Times to be null and void, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 9. &amp;c.— 
L. 287. Sce Poule, 352.—MDrders, 73. 

144. Report that they had Notice of Meflages from the Lords, and report Progrefs in Bills, XLV. 


681.—XLIX. 484. 


See Accounts, 975. 1352. 1353. 1354. 1392. 1395.—ill#, 26. 103. 104. 107. 
11I. 415. 416.—€states, 6.—Wonfe, 352. 406. &amp;c.—3nfanitp—@otiong, 
51. 54. 63. &amp;c.—Questions previous Pegative, 12. 





eee —— 


a 


Common Fields, Common Meadows, &amp;c. 


Inclofures relative to Ditto, LII. 267. 269. 278. 281. 285. 319. 320. 321. 332. 348. 
See Jutilofures, 






Commons.and Waste Lands. 


:. Bill for regulating the depafturing of Commons and uninclofed Lands with Sheep, refpecting the 
Scab and Mange; ordered, LIII. 475. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 482. Re- 
ported from the Committee on the Bill, and re-committed, 547. Reported, and Bill to be in- 
grofled, 554.—Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 664. Amendments agreed 
to, 667. P. 691. 





2. —- for feparating the Commons or Wafte Grounds of the Manor of Eaft Horfeley, in the County 
of Surrey, which lie in the Parifhes of Eaft Horfeley and Ockham, within the faid Manor, and 
for fettling the Rights of Common thereon, LV. 190. P. 378. 


See Agriculture—Billg, 208. 213.—bemp and Flar.— Houle, 190.—IJnelofureg, 
1. 21. 83. 94. 113. 114. 130. 137. 145. 179. 189. 197. 207. 210. 263. 265. 
268. 320. 364. 369. 427.— Petitions, 76.— Squares and Streets, 61.—Supplp, 
33- 





Commotions. 


See Corn and Grain, 2.—hing.— edition. 





Commutation. 


See Wills, 268.—Sototland, 94. &amp;c. and (Thirlage).—C pres, 





Compentation. 


See Attounts, 31. 61. 62. 670. 872. 873.—Mdbdrefles, 65. 66. &amp;c.—Grmp, 7.— Bills, 88. 
135. 147. 151. 161. 163. 170. 192. 201. 231. 233. 264. 265. 368—Crown Lands, 
2. 4. 6. &amp;c.—Defence.— Docks, 6.—Clectiong, 10.—Creile, 9 —Feng, 6.—Inclofures, 
128. 193. 229.—Pabigations, 53. 59.—Mffices, 2. 3.—petitions, 72.. 73. &amp;c.— 
foupplp, 39. 40. 42. 55. 56. 57. 164. 167. 168 —@pthes, 8. 9. 13. &amp;c.— Uotes, 5. 





Competition. 


See Accounts, 588.—Debates, 20. 37.— Ponte, 178.—_Quegtions Previous Megative, 11. 





Complaints, 


I, Of various Matters, relating to, w7z. 


America, viz. | 
Bs Of Merchants and others relative to Lofs, 8c. by Capture of Veffels, .&amp;c. and brought into 
American Ports, LI. 27. Redreffed by the Treaty of Commerce, Pages 25. 27. 
Arrefts, viz. 


2s Of Mr. Petrie, a Petitioner, relative to Cricklade Ele&amp;tion; Report of the Select Committee, 
XLVIII. 406. A Committee appointed to examine Precedents, &amp;c. 406. Report, and Mr. 
Petrie ordered to be difcharged, 423. 426. 


See infra, 22. 
Convoys, viz: 


Petitions complaining of the Want. df Convoys in the Coafting and Irith Trade; to lie on the 
Table, XLIX. 159. Negative a Motion for a Committee to enquire into Ditto, 199. 


G2 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—-1800,) 4A Debtors.. 








Complains; oF sarious Matters. 


































Debtors.—See Debtors. 


Debts Small, viz. 


4. Petition of the High Sheriff of the County of Lancafter, and others, complaining of Abufes in 
the Conduct of thofe employed in Courts for the Recovery of Small Debts in the faid County, 
to lie on the Table, XLVI. 383. 


See Houle, 175. 


Ele@ions, viz. 
Compenfation, &amp;c. to Witnefles, viz. 


5s Petition of Robert James and others, Inhabitants of Carlifle, who were fummioned to attend 
with Charters, &amp;c. complaining of not receiving a Satisfaétion for their Expences, re- 
ferred to a Committee to examine; to fend for Perfons, Papers, &amp;c. and all the Mem- 
bers of the Committee to have Voices, L. 318.. No Report. 


Controverted Eleétions. 


Petitioners arrefted. 





See the Clection Table —Alfo, Clectiong, 53. 
See fupra, 2. 





Proclamation of Writs, viz. 
6, That they were not properly made, XLVI. 48..59.—XLVUI. 14.~——See the Clection Table. 


Difobeying the Speaker’s Summons, viz. 


“ Report of a Select Committee, LII. 99. A further Complaint on Ditto, and Motion made 
withdrawn, 181.———See Clettiong, 70.—boufe, 58. P 





Execution of Writs, viz. 


7 For the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright ; that the Writ iffued on the 15th of January had not 
been executed on 27th February ; Meffenger of the Great Seal examined ; the Agent of the 
Perfon claiming the Right of executing the Writ examined ; adjourned the Matter of Com- 
plaint for a Fortnight, L. 279. The Speaker communicates to the Houfe a Letter he re- 
ceived from the Sheriff Principal of the Stewartry, giving Reafons for the Delay ; the former 
Entries read, and the Order made thereon difcharged; Lord Vifcount Garlies, the Sheriff 
Principal, ordered to attend the Houfe, and the Matter of the Complaint deferred for a Fort- 
night, 311. Order for Lord Vifcount Garlies to attend read and difcharged, and another Day 
appointed, 350. Deferred, 356. Petition of Lord Vifcount Garlies refpecting the Com- 
plaint ordered to lie on the Table, 360, The Order of the Houfe for the Attendance of 
the faid Lord Vifcount Garlies read and difcharged, and the Order for further Confideration © 
of the Complaint read and difcharged, 361. 


Fifheries, viz. 





8. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Briftol relating to the Newfoundland Fifhery, and praying for a 
Committee to be appointed to enquire into Ditto, to lie on the Table, XLVII. 690. See 
Courts, 

9. A Committee appointed to enquire into the State of the Trade, &amp;c. to Newfoundland, XLVIIL 


#82. Report, with an Appendix, and tobe printed, &amp;c. 927. 





France, v7. 


10, Motions relative to Complaints againft the French Government, XLVII. 209. 






Impeachment, viz. 


II. Of. feyeral Paragraphs contained in a News-paper, intituled “ The World,” as containing Reflec- 
tions on the Conduét of the Members appointed to manage the Trial againft Mr. Haftings; 
the Houfe adjourns to fuperfede a Motion made, that the taid Paragraphs contain Matter of a 
‘© {candalous and libellous Nature,” &amp;c. XLVIII. 925. 








Inclofures.——See Juelofurep, 33. 






Jobbers.——See Butchers, 





Members, viz. 
Relative to appointing others to frank their Letters, vz. 


2. &amp;@ A Lift of fuch Members as have certified Ditto to the Poft-Mafters General; ordered, L. 368. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 384. Notice being taken of Sir Benjamin Hammet’s Name in Ditto, he 
was 
















13. 


14s 


15. 


16, 


I7- 


i8. 


19. 


20, 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) 


Complaints; oF vations Matters. 


— 





was ordered to attend the Houfe, 386. Copy of the Notice from Sir Benjamin Hammet 
to the Poft-Mafter General ordered, 390. TlieClaufe in the A&amp; of 4 Geo. III. relative to 
Ditto read, 391. Return, made to the Order fora Copy of the Notice fent)by Sir Benjamin 
Hammet, which ftates that it could not be found; 409. Order of the Day for the At- 
tendance of Sir Benjamin read; Sir Benjamin attends in his Places the Act read; the faid 
Lift read; the Return from the Poft Office read; Sir Benjamin heard, and he withdraws ; 
a Motion relative to Ditto fuperfeded, by reading the other Orders of the Day, ona Di- 
' -vifion, 413. 


See infra, 22.—Supra, 11. 


Navigations, viz. 


Petition of the Reverend Jofeph Cattwright and others, Executors of the Will of the late Lord, 
Vifcount Dudley and Ward, that the Executors appeared as Subfcribers to the Scheme for a 
Canal from Birmingham to Worcefter, which they difavowed, and thought ita Fraud, &amp;c.; re- 
ferred to a Committee to examine, 8c. XLVI.279. Voices given to all the Members of the 
Committee; to report an Opinion, 297. Report, and that the Imputation of Fraud was une 
warranted, 301. 


. Petition of William Jennens and Samuel Solly, Efquires, complaining of the Afhby-de-la-Zouch 


Canal Bill, and that they had not given their Confents, &amp;c. referred to a Committee to’ exa- 
mine, &amp;c. XLVIII, 623. _ Report, and to lieonthe Table, 687. See Mavigations, 32. 


By a Member, in his Place, of an Omiffion having been made in the ingroffed Bill for Chelmsford 
and Colliers Reach Navigation, of the Name of one of the Commiffioners which was inferted on 
the Report of the Bill; and alfo, that the Names of Two Proprietors, inferted by the Houfe, 
appeared to have been erafed from the faid ingroffed Bill; a Committee appointed to enquire, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 817. Report, and re-committed, 837. Further Report, and to be further con- 
fidered, 866. See Mabigations, 47. and infra, 18. 


By Petition relative to Notice not being given, and of Deviations from the Map.or Plan, &amp;c. in the 
Application for the Leicefter and Northampton Canal, XLVI. 257. Report Matter of Fact, 
&amp;c. 271. 273. See Pabigations, 75. 


Petition of Proprietors of Lands bordering on the Hundred Foot River, relative to public Notice 
not having been given refpecting Eau Brink Drainage, &amp;c. referred to a Committee to examine, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 438. The Report on the Petition for the Bill referred to Ditto, ibid. A Pe- 
tition of Proprietors of Lands bordering on the River Cam, &amp;c. alfo relative to Notice not 
being given, referred to the fame Committee, 439. Report, and to be further confideted, 
452. Dropt. See Fens, 6.—Pabvigations, 53. 


Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, Mills, Wharfs, &amp;c, on or near the River Black-. 
water, againft the propofed Alteration in the Application for the Chelmsford Canal, “ from 
“* Collicr’s Reach to Malden ;” and ftating, that Notices had not been given, &amp;c.; to lie on the - 
Table till the Report fhall be received.from the Committee on the Bill, XLVIII. 615. Report 
on the Petition for varying the Line, and Motion for an Inftruction to vary the Line withdrawn, 
and Report to lie on the Table, 631. 632. Bill reported, and to be further confidered, 694. 
Petition of Owners of Wharfs, 8c. read again, and to lie on the Table till the. Report on the 
Bill is further confidered, and Counfel ordered, 707. Report further confidered, 718. Bill 
ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 726.—See Mabigations, 47.—Supra, 15. 


Petition of Mifs Atherton, relating to her Confent ftated to have been given in favour of the Lan- 
cafter Canal Navigation, referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. XLIX. 263. Report 
Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee, and to lie on the Table, 338. Day ap- 
pointed for taking the Report into further Confideration, 355. Petition of Jackion Mafon, of 
Lancafler, Gentleman, relative to Ditto, and praying for the Report to be re-committed, &amp;c.; 
Negative a Motion for re-committing Ditto, and adjourn the further Confideration thereof, and 
order the Report to be printed, 384. The adjourned Confideration refumed, &amp;c. and a Pe- 
tition of the Company of Proprietors of the Lancafter Canal Navigation prefented ; Refolutions 
come to, and an Inftruction to the Committée on the -Bill for Provifion to be made for prevent- 
ing the Company from carrying the Line of the Canal through any Part of the Avenue, Lawn, 
or Pleafure Ground of Mifs Atherton, without her Confent in Writing being firft had and ob 
tained, 408..——See abigationg, 71. 




















News-papers.——See Jupra, 11.—Infra, 22, 
Pamphlets, ——See infra, 215 


Of Petitions, viz. 


Of certain Freemen of Carlifle againft another Petition from thence (L. 87) relative to Peace, 
ftating that their Names were fet to the fame without their Confent; the Petition complained 
of referred to a Comtttiittee to examine Signatures, and this Petition referred, &amp;c. L. 238. 


Members added, and Voices given to the Committee, 268,. The Committee revived, 290. 
No Report. 


Privilege 











Complaints; of various Matters. 





21. 


22. 


II. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 


II. 


27 
28. 








Privilege (Breach of it), viz. 
Of feveral Paffages in 2 Pamphlet, intituled ‘ Thoughts on. the Englifh Government,” printed for 


J. Owen, No. 168, Piccadilly, 1 25: Motion. made that the faid Pamphlet is a malicious, 
fcandalous, and feditious Libel, Sc. and a Debate arifing thereupon, the fame was adjourned, 


. LI. 100. Debate tefumed, and Refolution that the faid Pamphlet is a malicious, fcandalous, 


and feditious Libel, 8&amp;c. and a Select Committee appointed to enquire who was the Author of 
the faid Pamphlet, &amp;c. 119. Report from the Committee, and to be further confidered, and 
to be printed, 154. The further Confideration of the Report deferred, and the Committee re- 
vived, 190. Committee makes a further Report, and to be printed, and to be further confi- 
dered at the fame Time that the former Report is taken into Confideration ; and the Order of the 
Day for taking Ditto into Confideration read, and Day appointed for confidering the fame, 224. 
The Report further confidered; Refolution of the 26th of November read ; Motion made that 
one of: the faid Pamphlets be burnt by the Common Hangman, in Palace-Yard, Weftminfter, 
&amp;c.; an Amendment made, to leave out all that relates to the Common Hangman, and 
to fubftitute, “ that an Addrefs to His Majefty be agreed onto profecute the Author and Printer 
“ by his Attorney General ;”” feveral Entries in the Journals of the Proceedings of the Houfe re- 
lative to “ The Crifis;’’ the “ Droits le Roy;” the Cafe of the “ Honourable Alexander 
“© Murray ;’—* A South Briton;” and “ The Whifperer ;” read, and negative what relates 
to the burning the Pamphlet complained of ftanding Part of the Queftion ;—Then, the Quef- 
tion being put on the Amendment propofed, an Amendment was propofed thereto, to leave 
out, “and alfo the Printer thereof, &amp;c.” which Amendment wasagreed to ;—Then the Queftion 
being put on the Amendment propofed fo amended, it was refolved in the Affirmative; and 
upon the main Queftion being put, the Houfe divided, and there not being Forty Members 
prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 231. 232. The further Confideration of the Report now re- 
fumed, and the Addrefs for the Attorney General to profecute Mr. Reeves agreed to, 235. 


Of Henry Speed, Efquire, a Member of the Houfe, on his being arrefted for Debt, and prevented 


from attending the Houfe; referred to the Committee of Privileges, and an Inftruction to fit 
the next Day, and proceed on the Matter referred, &amp;c. LI. 235. No Report. 


Of the News-paper, intituled “ The Times, December 26th, 1798, London, &amp;c.” as mifrepre- 


fenting the Speeches of fome of the Members of the Houfe, &amp;c. LIV. 99. Further Confidera- 
tion of the Matter of the faid Complaint adjourned to a particular Day, ibid. The Houfe re- 
fumes the adjourned Confideration of Ditto ; Motion for difcharging the Order withdrawn, 
and the Complaint withdrawn, , 127. 


Other Matters relating to Complaints, vz. 
Report of Precedents relative to Perfons being arrefted, and Complaints thereon, XLVIII. 423. 
Further Confideration of Matters of Complaints adjourned, L. 279. 312—LIV. gg. 
Debates on Matters of Complaint adjourned, LI. 100, 427. 


refumed, LI. 119. 441. 


Queftions Negative relating to Complaints, vz. 
To Papers, &amp;c. complained of, being delivered in at the Table and read, XLVIII. 15. 
To particular Words ftanding Part of Queftions on Complaints, LI. 232.—LIV. gg. 
To particular Words ftanding Part of propofed Amendments of Queftions on Complaints, LI. 232. 


See read, 4. 


— 





Compounding. 


See Bills, 184.—foupplp, 457. 599. 


Comptrollers. 


See Accounts, 142. 164. 1011.—Clectiong, 198. 199. 


Condolence. 


See Addrefles, 23. 











Conferences. 












































Conferentes. 9 -» 


I. Defired-by the Commons, 2/2. | caste tet 
Upon a Matter bighly interefting to the Fuftice and Honour of the Britifh 
Nation, viz: ; 
To communicate Refolutions, and their Concurrence defired, relating to, viz. 


I The Abolition of the African Slave Trade, XLVII. 758. Report Conference agreed to; Com- 
" mittee appointed to manage the Conference; Managers to communicate the Refolutions 
agreed to to their Lordfhips, and Copies of Informations and Papers, &amp;c.; Names of the 
Managers called over, and they go, &amp;c:; report that they had been at the Conference, and 
communicated the Refolutions, &amp;c. 762.——See Slabes, 7.8. 9. &amp;c. 


Refpetting the High Price of Corn, viz. | 
2) To communicate an Agreement to be entered into by the Members of the Houfe for diminifhing 
the Confumption of Wheat, &amp;c. LI. 225. Report Conference agreed to; a Committee ap- 
pointed to manage Ditto; printed Copics of the Three Reports made from the Seleét Com- 
mittee appointed to confider the prefent-high Price of Corn, ordered to be communicated to the 
Lords at the faid Conference ; Names of th. Managers called over, and they go, &amp;c.; report | 
that they had been at the Conference, &amp;c. 230.——See Carn aud Grain, 9 —wWoule, 164. 


Improving and perpetuating the Connettion between Great Britain and Fre-~ 
land, viz. 

06 To communicate Refolutions agreed to, and to defirée their Concurrence thereto, LIV: 183: Re- 
port that the Lords agree to a Conference, and appoint the fame imniediately ; a Committee ap- 
pointed to manage the Conference ; Names of the Managers called over; and they go, &amp;c.; 
report thereon, and that they had communicated to their Lordthips the Refolutions of the 
Houfe, -&amp;c. 192. A Conference defired by the Lords upon Ditto; Conference agreed to; 
Managers who managed the laft Conference to manage this; Names of the Managers called 
over, and they go, &amp;c.; report that the Lords had concurred in the Refolutions communicated 
to them at the preceding Conference, and that they had agreed upon an Addrefs to His Majefty 
thereon; Addrefs to be taken into Confideration, 424. Confidered, and agreed to, &amp;c. 472. ~ 

See Jreland. — 


es To communicate an Addrefs and Refolutions refpecting an Union between the Kingdoms of Great 
Britain and Ireland, LV. 474. Report that the Lords agree to aC onference, and appoint the 
fame immediately ; a Committee appointed to manage Ditto; Names of the Managers called 
over, and they go, &amp;c. 477. Report, and of having communicated the Refolutions, &amp;c. to 
their Lordfhips, 478. A Conference defired by the Lords on Ditto, 483, Conference agreed 
to; Managers who managed the laft Conference appointed to manage.this; Members added, 
&amp;c. ibid: Report Refolutions agreed to, with feveral Amendments, and that their Lordthips 
had agreed to the Addrefs, &amp;c. ibid. The Amendments Once read, and to be further cons 
fidered, 484, Agreed to, 513.——See Jreland. 





On their difagreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords to a Bill, viz. 
Highways Turnpike, viz. 


3. Flimwell Vent, &amp;c. to Rye, XLVI. 635. 643. 645. Anfwer of the Lords that they agree to 
a Conference on Ditto; Managers appointed and report thereon, 651. 652. The Lords 
afterwards defired a Conference on this Matter, which was agreed to; Members who 
managed the laft Conference to’ manage this Conference; Report made of the Reafons 
the Lords gave for perfifting in their Amendment ; the Commons ordered in a frefh Bill, 
659.——See Highwaps Curnpike, 149. 


On the Subjeé of providing more effettual Means for promulgating the Statutes 
of this Realm, viz. 


A To communicate Refolutions, and their Concurrence defired thereto, L1I. 510. Report of a Con- 
ference agreed to, &amp;c. 517. "The Time being come, a Committee appointed to manage Ditto ; 
the Report of the Sele€&amp;t Committee to be communicated ; the Names of the Managers Called over, 
and Report made that they had been at the Conference, &amp;c. 522. Meffage from the Lords 
that they concur in the Refolutions, &amp;c. 633.———See Addrefleg, 106. 


II. Defired by the Lords, wiz, 


4. A prefent Conference in the painted Chamber, LI. 5. Anfwer that it is not agreeable to the Ufage 
ad Proceedings of Parliament for either Houfe to fend for a Conference, without expreffing 
the fubjec&amp;t Matter of that Conference, ibid.——See infra, 5. 


Upon a Subject materially affecting the Safety of His Majefty’s Perfon, and the Honour and Dig- 


nity of Parliament, viz. 


5. Relative to feveral daring Outrages offered to His Majefty’s Sacred Perfon, in. His Paflage to 
and from Parliament, 1. 6. Conference agreed to, Meflengers acquainted therewith; a 


| Coniffiittee 
Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4B 


















Conferences; eid by the Loris 








€omniittee appoirited to manage the Conference }. Names of Managers called’overt, and they 
go, &amp;cc.; return, and report that the Lords had agreed to an Addrefs to His Majefty there- 
upon, to which they defire the Concurrence of the Houfe ; the Names of feveral Witnelfes 
who had been examined; ‘alfo communicated, 7. A Meffage fent to the Lords, to requeft 
them to communicate to the Houfe a Copy of the Minutes of the Evidence of the feveral 
Witneffes examined by their Lordthips, &amp;c. ibid. Report, ibid. The Addrefs to be confi- 
dered, ibid. Confidered ; read and entered, and the Minutes of the Evidence taken by the 
Lords read and entered; the Addrefs agreed to, and the Blank filled up with the Words 
“and Commons,” 10; 15. See Addrefles, 125. 





Upon the Safety of His Majefty’s Perfon, and affecting the Happinefs of His People, viz. 


s Relating toa recent moft atrocious and treafonable Attempt upon His Majefty’s Moft Sacred 
Perfon, LY. 539. Meflage brought by Clerk Affiftant and Deputy Clerk ‘of the Crown; 
ibid, Agree to Ditto, and to the i Bio and Members to carry Meflage, iid. Report 
Anfwer ; Managers appointed, &amp;c.; report, and bring an Addrefs agreed upon by the Lords s 











Addrefs confidered, agreed to, and Meflage fent to the Lords thereupon, 539. See 
Addrefles. 
Upon Cie, Saget Matter of formet Conferences; XLVI. 659. LIV. 424. LV. 483.——See Jupraj 
3: cs 
- ~ itnproving the ContieCtion between Great Britain and Ireland, LIV. 424.—LV. 48 3.——See 
upra. 
6. Upon the fubjeé&amp;t Matter of Papets laid before theit Lotdihips by His Majefty’s Command, reé 


{pecting a late Negotiation for Peace, LIII. 38. Conference agreed to} Meflengers acquainted 
therewith ; a Committeé appointed to manage the Confererice ; Names of Managers called over; 
and they go, &amp;c. ibid: Return, and report that the Lofds had agieed to an Addrefs to His 
Majefty upon the faid Papers; to which they defired the Concurrence of the Houfe, idid. The 
Addrefs to beconfidered at the fame Time that the Papers relative to the faid Negotiation, 
which were alfo laid before the Commons; are taken into Confideration, ibid.——See woufe, 8: 


See alfo Houle, 204.—Metions, 61. 





Conflagratton, 


See Corporations, &amp;c. 4. 7.—Honle, 193.—Sbips and Uellels, 6. 





$$$ ae 





Conformity, 


Non-Conformifts, &amp;c. Aéts read, XLVII. 788. 
Occafional Conformity ; Entry in the Journal read, XLVII. 1062. 
See 15illg, 28.—MWotions, 101.—Serbants, 1. 





Congratulation, 
See Addrefles, 16. 20.—Peflages, 33. to 38.—-Speaker, 1. 





Contttente, 


See Accounts, 815.—Courts, 10.— Debts Small, 1. to's. 





Conlecration. 


See Willg, 266. 









 Conlents. io“ 


See Agents: —WBillg, 63: 72. 84. 139. 186. 190. 199, 226. 224...229. 235. 245. 249. 
267. 429. 461:—Bihops Be 2a thing.  apetitiotig. | . 





Contolipaten Butics. 


See Accounts, 1135: 





€ontolivaten fund. 


See Accounts, 624. 625. 636. 637. 638: 656. 660.—Annnities —Bills, 66.—Coals, 3.— 
Committees, 45.—Debt Pational—Boule, 234. 275.—Justices of the Peace, 1.—ihing, 
I. 2. 1 oekests.— eee, 170, 171. 180. — BOI. 302. 305. 442. 446. 447.— 
Thames River. . 





Conlpiraty. 


See Houle, 259.— hing, 16.—Senition, 6. 7. &amp;c: 





Constables, 


See Costs, 1— Justices of the Peace, 3.—MDrderg, 74. 


Constantinople. 


See Abdreffes, 138. 148.—MOttoman Porte: 
Constitution. 


See Accounts, 360. 1264.—Cotsica.—Clections.— oule, 280.— hing, 58. — Scotland, 
20. to 25,—-edition, 11. &amp;c.— Speeches, 7. 





Conlumption, 
Of Wheat ptopofed to be diminifhed,. LI. 223+ 224. 205. 


See Accounts, (Army) (Navy):—Billg, 40. 43.—Butchers.—Conferences, 2.— 
Corn and Grain, 9. 11. &amp;c.—oule, 164. 205. 





Contert. 
in Bills ftated, where particular Amendments have bee made by the Lords, XLIX. 734.—LII. 


286. 


Ste Highwaps, ne 





_tInpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Contingenties its. 


See Aerowmit$, 169. 171, 219. goo. 857. 993.—fSoupplp,°79. 163: 208. 








‘Continent. 


See Acrouttts, 111. 112. 116. t41. 165. 193. 199. 246.—dobreties, 30: 39+ 43. 152. 157. 
Curope.— France, 4.— Ships and Uegsels, 7.—Speecheg, 3. 7. 





Contractors. 


See Atrourits, 138. 141: 187. 161. 334. 523. 627: 898. — Clectiong, (Maidftone) 
(Poole).—Cstates, 43.—Wolpitals—ouppin, 172. 





Contracts. 


See Accounts,-141. 157. 334. 523. 898. 1264.—Bill8, 29. 66. 222—Corn and Grain, 
11.—Glections, 8. &amp;c.— Erportatian, 5.— Impeachment.— Judemnitp, 5.—Land Car, 
(Redemption).— Members, 167.—Supplip, 564.— Water. 





Contributions. 


Houfe, Nemine Contradicente, acknowledges, with great. Satisfaction, the liberal Contributions 
towards the Exigencies of the State, from Subje@&amp;s both at Home and Abroad, LIV. 743. 


See Atcountg, (Bank of England.) 





- F 
Contributors. 
To Annuities to be raifed, XLVIH. 462.—XLIX. 136.—L. 268.—LI. 199. 588.——LII. 181. 512. 


528. 539. 569+ 592.—LIIl. 508.—-LIV. 7%. 609.~—LV. 233. 


To Lotteries, XLVI. 615.—XLVII. 624.—XLVIH. 801.—XLIX. 399.-—-L. 373.~-LI. 654.—LII. 
708.—LIII. 626.—LIV. 655-—LV. 533. 





Conventicles, 


Particular Acts read, &amp;c. XLVI. 788. P 





Conventions. 


See AccountB, 330. 1093. 1172. 1229.—Abddrefles, 130. 148.—Woufe, 215.—thing, 16. 55. 
Pellages, 9. 21. 26.—Sedition—foupplp, 27. 123. 124. 167. 168. 245. 


me 

























Conhepantes, 


See Accounts, 1264.—Churech wards, 3.— Estates, 64. Bo. rat. 124. &amp;c. 





— ~ &amp;Ke-Conbepances. 


See Bills, 246. 





Conviction. 


See Wills, 147. 167. 168. 281. 





Convicts. 


See Accounts, 79. 334. 684. 897.—Debates, 25.— Penitentiarp boules.— Supply, 146. 
173. 





Con boys. 


See Cruisers and Canvops—Pavp, 22. &amp;c.——pPetitions, 5. 





Copper. 


Bill to regulate the Importation and Exportation of Copper; ordered, LIV. 386. Prefented, &amp;c: 
and to be printed, 397. Petition of the Company of Cutlers in Haliamfhire, and of Merchants, 
Dealers, 8c. in Copper and Brafs at Sheffield, in favour of a Regulation, &amp;c. to lie on the 
Table, 405. Deferred, 498. Further deferred for Three Months, 658. 


See Accounts, 368. 886.—%Bills, 153.—Drawhacks, 36.—Duties, 46. 64.—Cage 
Judia Companp, 2— boule, 102. 163.~—JIreland, (Union). 


‘ 





Copper and Lead and Tin Ores. 


Drawbacks of the Duty on Coals ufed for {melting Ditto, XLVIII. 794.—L. 285. 
See Dratwhacks, 32. 46. 89. 94.—petitions, 30. 31. 





Copper Gorks, &amp;c. 


See Drawbacks, 89. 94.— Parbourg, 12. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4C Coppices. 





Coppices. 


In the Forefts, &amp;¢. XLVI. 98.--XLVII. 142. 229. 240. 253. 261. 


See Accounts, 1264.— Crown Wands, 2. 4. &amp;c.— Estates, 45. 109. (Hornby) 
and 126. &amp;c.—3nelofures, 62. 120. 400. 414. 





Copyholy Estates. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Willg, 214.—Cgtates, 94. 102. 109. 138.—Forestg, 1.—Jnelofureg, 
370+ 





Cordage. 


See Haws Expiring, 18.—fSupyplp, 276. 





Corn and Grain. 


I. Petitions relating to Corn and Grain, o7z. 


Of Growers of, or Dealers in, Corn and Grain, relating to Meafures, and the Winchefter Buthel in 
particular, for a Bill to define the Form, Dimenfions, and folid Contents of a Buthel, &amp;c. to 
lie on the Table, XLIX. 232.———See infra, 2. 


Of Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Banff, refpecting the low Price of Corn ; to lie 
on the Table, LIII. 341. 


II. Bills relating to Corn and Grain, wz. 





For regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, and the Payment of the Duty on Foreign 
Corn imported, and of the Bounty on Britifh Corn exported ; ordered, XLVI. 86. Bill reported, 
and ordered to be printed, 128. Re-committed, 158. Petition of Perfons concerned in 
the Meal, Malt, and Corn Trades, againft ; referred, and Counfel ordered, 170. Accounts or- 
dered, 171. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Hertford, praying that Infpectors may be ap- 
pointed at other Market Towns in the County, referred, 181. Petition from Merchant Ven- 
turers of Briftol; Lord Provoft and Chamber of Commerce of Glafgow; Bakers in Glafgow, 
and Convention of Royal Burghs, againft ; referred, 199. Petition of Owners, &amp;c, of Ships 
near London, and of ‘the Chamber of Commerce, &amp;c. at Edinburgh, againft; referred, 208. 
Petitions of Incorporations of Barbers and of Weavers in Glafgow againft, referred ; and Inftruc- 
tion to confider of the Importation of Corn, ground and’ unground, from Ireland and His 
Majefty’s Colonies in America, at lower Prices than are allowed to be imported from other 
Countries, and Bill confidered, 211, Petition of Millers, &amp;c. of Newbury, to fubjeé all 
Market Towns within Berkfhire to the fame Regulations ; referred, 263. Of Proprietors of 
Land and Growers of Oats at Bofton, Lincolnfhire, refpecting the Importation of Foreign Oats, 
&amp;c. referred, 272. Petition of the Trades Houfe of Glafgow, for the Regulation to take place 
upon the Prices of Corn in each County feparately, referred, 298. Petition of Bailiffs, 8c. of 
Bridport, for that Place to be included as a lock-up Port for Corn, referred, and Bill further 
confidered, 299. Further confidered, 313. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Lyme Regis, for 
that Port to be one of the lock-up Ports; of Magiftrates, 8c. of Greenock, relating to Oat- 
meal ; of Merchants of Liverpool, againft the propofed Mode of Importation of F oreign Corn, 
referred, 340. 341. Further confidered; report, and again re-committed, 343. Report 
from Committee on impofing Duties upon Importation of Corn, Meal, and Flour, &amp;c. and 
Inftruction to the Committee on this Bill, 348. Petition of the Trades Houfe of Glafgow for 
the Averagé Prices to be taken by the Prices in each County, referred, and Counfel ordered, 373- 
Accounts ordered, &amp;c. 373. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchefter and Salford, to the 
fame Effect as the laft Petition ; and further, for extending the Time for importing at low Duties 
from Three to Four Months ; referred, 376. Accounts prefented and referred, 378. 379. Petition 
of Merchants, &amp;c. of Liverpool, againft making any Alteration in the Import Prices, &amp;c. referred, 
380. Further confidered, ibid. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Birmingham, relative to 
the Warehoufing of Corn, &amp;c. referred, 387. Average Pricesof Corn in Ireland prefented, 
402. Bill further confidered, 403. Petition of the Merchants, &amp;c. of King’s Lynn, relative 
to the Warehoufe Claufe in the Bill, referred, 416. Petition of Citizens, &amp;c. of Glafgow and 
Suburbs, for the Import Rates for Oats and Oatmeal to be the fame for Scotland as England ; 


referred, 











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Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 






Corn and Gratt. 


referred, and Counfel ordered, 428. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Sheffield; of Merchants 
of London trading to Quebec, and of Merchants of London concerned in Commerce with 
America, relative to the Warehoufing Claufe, referred, 444. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Nor- 
wich, againft extending the Importation Price of Wheat to 525. the Quarter; and of Gentle- 
men, &amp;c. of Yeovil, againft Ditto, and relative to the Warehoufing Claufe ; alfo of Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of Crewkerne and of Beaminfter, referred, 466. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Bridport, re- 
lative to the Warehoufing Claufe, &amp;c. referred, 469. Further confidered, idid. Petition of 
Merchants, &amp;c. of the Ifleof Wight, againft the Regulation of the Average Price of Wheat 
being 525. to permit Importation, referred, 555. Account of Average Price of all Corn from 
1747 to 1770, ordered, 558. Inftruction to make Provifion relative to the Prices at 
which Corn and Flour may be permitted to be imported and exported, purfuant to Refolu- 
tions of a Committee of the whole Houfe, reported and agreed to, 584. Bill further confis 
dered, and Report to be received, 585. Report and Amendments made, and Bill ordered to be 
ingrofled, 629. Report from the Committee of the whole Houf* appointed to confider of 
allowing Foreign Corn imported to be Warehoufed at the Expence of the Importer, &amp;c. and 
Leave given to offer a Claute or Claufes upon the Third Reading of this Bill, 639. Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Briftol, againft the Report of Import Prices, and the Three Months allowed 
only for Importation, to lie on the Table till the Bill be read Third Time, 652. Order for Third 
Reading read, and a Petition received of feveral Innholders, Livery-Stable-Keepers, &amp;c. ftating 
the Effects the Bill will have on the Price of Oats; Bill was read Third Time, feveral Claufes 
received, and Amendments made, 654. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which 
were agreed to, 696. 698. P. 707. 


To continue and amend fo much of Two Aéts of the preceding Seffion as. relates to the Importa- 
tion and Exportation of Corn and Grain, and to the authorizing His Majefty to permit the 
Exportation of Corn, Grain, Meal, or Flour, and to prohibit the Importation thereof on the low 
Duties; ordered, and prefented, XLVI. 86. P. 138. 


To indemnify all Perfons who have been concerned in advifing, &amp;c. an Order of Council refpecting 
the Exportation of Wheat and Wheat Flour, &amp;c. ordered, XL VIII. 33. Bill reported and res 
committed ; again reported, and order Ingroflment, &amp;c. 50. 51. Read Third Time, and a 
Claufe added, permitting Potatoes to be carried Coaftwife, or to Ireland, or as Ships’ Stores, 59. 
P. gt. 


To amend an A&amp; of 31 Geo. III. “ for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, and 
“ the Payment of the Duty on Foreign Corn imported, &amp;c.” ordered, XLVIII. 788. Reported, 
and Amendments made, 825. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for giving to the Port of 
Borrowftownnels the tame Privilege as is given to the Port of Grangemouth, &amp;c. 831. P. 938. 


For prohibiting the Export from Scotland of any Article of Grain, and for permitting the Im- 
portation into this Kingdom of all Articles of Grain and other Provifions, Duty free; ordered, 
L..77- P. 178. . 


To continue, for a Time to be limited, an Aét of the preceding Seffion (35 Geo. III.) for enabling 
His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation and permit the Importation of Corn, &amp;c. ordered, LI. 
10. Inftruétion to make Provifion for altering and amending certain Provifions in the faid Aé&amp;, 
19. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 52. P. yg. Another Bill, to continue for 
a Time to be limited, and amend the faid Act, ordered, Lil. 67. Biull confidered, and report 
Progrefs, &amp;c. 92, Further confidered, and Inftruction to permit the Ule of certain Wheat, 
&amp;c. in making Starch, Diftillery, &amp;c. and Report received, 95. P. 110. 





f 


Bill to repeal fo much of Act of 37 Geo. III. (made in the fame Seffion, relative to prohibiting the 
Expcrtation of Corn, Meal, Flour, &amp;c.) as prohibits the Exportation, and permits Importation, 
Duty free, of feveral Sorts of Corn, and other Articles made thereof ; ordered, LIl. 434. Come 
mitted ona Divifion, 438. Reported, one Amendment agreed to, and negative agreeing to 
another, on Divifion, 451. Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe admitted relative to not paying 
particular Bounties on Exportation ; an Amendment propofed, “ to leave out Barley,” and the 
Debate thereon adjourned for Six Weeks, 464. Petition of the Freeholders, &amp;c. of the County 
of Kinwardine in favour, tolie on the Table, 569. The aforefaid Debate further adjourned, 
593- Petition of Growers of Corn in the Hundred of Wifbech, Ifle of Ely, for the Houfe to 
make fuch Provifion in the Bill as they fhall think fit, to lie on the Table, 593. Petition and 
Reprefentation of Gentlemen, Farmers, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln, to the fame Effect, to 
lie on the Table, 598. The faid Debate refumed, and “Barley” agreed to ftand Part of the 
Bill, &amp;c. 605. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 641. Amendments agreed 
to, and Reafons given for it, 644. P. 662. 


To prevent Obftructions to the free Paffage of Grain, and of other Provifions, within the King- 
dom; ordered, LI. 19. Prefented, and ordered to be printed, 111. Reported; Report to be 
further confidered, 184. Further confidered, 203.215. Read Third Time, and Provifions left 
out of the Title, &amp;c. 221. P. 246. 


For allowing Bounties on the Importation into Great Britain of any Wheat, Wheat Flour, Indian 
Corn, or Indian Meal in Britifh Ships, or other Ships the Property of Perfons.of any Kingdom 
or State in Amity with His Majefty, for a Time tobe limited; ordered, LI. 92. initruction to 
the Committee to make Provifion for granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, Wheat Flour, 
&amp;c. of a particular Weight ; for extending the Bounty on Corn imported from the Medi- 
terranean to a greater Quantity, &amp;c. and for extending the Time for paying the Bounties, = 

vant 






Bank of England.—Sce #ank of Cngland. 


Corn and Grain. 


fuant to Refolutions of a Committee agreed to by the Houfe, 230. Report, and Bill re-com- 
mitted, and an Inftruction to make Provifion for granting an additional Bounty on all Wheat 
and Wheat Flour imported into Great Britain from His Majefty’s Colonies in America, &amp;c. and 
for extending the Bounty to be given on Corn and Flour imported from the Mediterranean to 
all Foreign Corn and Flour now under the King’s Locks, &amp;c. ; Bill reported ; an Amendmen:, 
to add “ Bofton” as a. Port for the Bounty, withdrawn, 242. Bill read Third Time, and an 
Amendment made, by adding “ Bofton,” 247. P. 271. 


Bill for amending the laft preceding Aét, ordered, LI. 505. Reported; Report to be further con- 
fidered, 547. Further confidered, 559. P. 617. 


—- for the Sale of Corn by Weight, and for preventing Frauds in the Sale of Corn by Allowance 
or Addition, or by Adulteration; ordered, LI. 575. Committee on the Bill to fit notwithftand- 
ing the Adjournment of the Houfe, 644. Report, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, and as amended to be printed, 651. Petition of Merchants and Dealers in 
Corn refiding within the Town of Cambridge, againft the Bill, referred to the Committee, 677. 
Committee deferred for Three Months, 696. 


— for authorizing His Majefty to permit the Exportation of an additional Quantity of Wheat, 
Wheat Meal, or Flour, Rye, Barley, or Malt, or Bread, Bifcuit, or Peas, to the Iflands of 
Guernfey, Jerfey, and Alderney, for the Suftenance and Ufe of the Inhabitants of the faid 
Iflands, fora Time to be limited; ordered, LII. 681. P. 749. Bill to revive and continue 
the faid A&amp;, ordered, LIII. 326. P. 451. 


—- for enabling His Majefty to probibit the Exportation and permit the Importation of Corn, 
and for allowing the Importation of other Articles of Provifion without Payment of Duty, &amp;c, 
ordered, LIV. 708. Prefented, &amp;c. 712. Committed, and immediately confidered, 719. P, 
738. Bill for further continuing and amending the faid AG, ordered, Lv. 637. P. 714. 


Corn Rents, &amp;c. LV. 804. 


See Accounts, 19. 49. 93. 107. 139. 141. 179. 380. 381. 383. 723. 958. 975. 
1052. 1069. 1161.—Addrefleg, 112. 136. 179.—Armp, 2.—Bakers.— Bills, 1. 
2. 39. 90. 140. 141.—Bread.— Corporations and Companies — Distillerp — 
Docks, 6— France, 6.— Boule, 70. 72. 73- 74. 76. 129. 164. 407.—Lawe 
Crpiring, 26. 27. 42.— Pills. — Potions, 28.— Scotland. Cothe. 











Cornwall (County), 


See Clections.— Fisheries, 2. 4.— harbours, &amp;c. 20.—3ncelofures, 120. &amp;c.— hing, 16. 58. 
isws Crpiving, 16.— Pavigations, 43.—Supplp, 206. 


‘Cornwall (Butchy). 


See Accounts, 1017.— Bills.— Jnelofures, 120. &amp;c.— hing, 7.—MPellages, 28. otiong: 
38.— Wales, Prince of, 1. “9 








- Coronets. 


Negative exempting them from the additional Duty on Affeffments, Lil. 176. 





Corporations and Companies. 





I. Petitions and Bills relating to Ditto, referred to Committees, v7z. 


Afylum.—See €§avitp, 2. 
































Corporations anv Companies. 





Britifh Caft Plate Glafs Company, viz. 


i. Petition of the Governor and Company for a Bill to diffolve the prefent and create a new Com- 
pany, &amp;c. XLIX. 412. 413. Report, 426. Committed, and a Petition of George Kemp and 
Matthew Kemp of London, Glafs Manufaéturers, againtt:; referred to the Committee on the , 
Bill and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 467. Bill reported, 550.-~ Sent to the Lords and not returned, 
570.——Petition of feveral Proprietors of the faid Manufactory for continuing the fame, origi- 
nally eftablifhed under A&amp;t of 13 Geo. III. now expired, LI. 288. Report, 3 6° Agreed 
to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 506. Amendments agreed to, 511. P. 542. 


See fSouppip, 338. 




























Cutlers in Hallamfhire.——See Grave, &amp;c. 5. 6. 7 





Docks, Bafons, &amp;c. for Shipping.—See Docks, 6. 
Eaft India Company.—See Cast 3ndia Companp. : 


Edinburgh Merchants. 





See Scotland, 42. 


Fifheries, wiz. 


a&gt;" Oyfter Fifhery within the Limits of the Manor and Royalty of Whitftable, in the County of Kent ; 
Petition of the Whitftable Company of Dredgers, praying to be made a Body Corporate, 8c. 
XLVI. 227. Report, 269. P. 711. , 





Flour, Meal, and Bread. See infra under 4. | 


Globe Infurance Office, viz. 


ob Petition of feveral Perfons for Leave to prefent a Petition after the Time limited, for a Bill for 
incorporating, by Charter,a Company with the above Title, for Infurances on Lives and againft 
Lofs by Fire, &amp;c. ; Leave given; Petition prefented, and referred toa Committee, LIV. 595. / 
Report, 597. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 623. Committed and Voices given, &amp;c. 649. Petition of 
the Corporation of the Amicable Society for a Perpetual Affurance Office, againft ; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 657. Bill reported, Claufes added, and Bill to be 
ingroffed, &amp;c. 687. Petition of the London Affurance of Houfes, &amp;c. from, Fire, againtt ; to lie 
on the Table until the Third Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered; &amp;c. 697. 703. —_— Bill 
read Third Time; Houfe informed no Counfel attended; and feveral Amendments being pro- 
pofed ‘to be made the further Proceeding adjourned, 710. Adjourned Proceedings refumed 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 715. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which 
were agreed to, 740. P. 744. 


Grocers Company.—Sce Accounts. —foupply, 158. 
Lancafter.—See infra, (Liverpool). 


Legacies, viz. 


Bill for exempting certain fpecific Legacies given to Bodies Corporate, &amp;c. from the Payment of 
Duty, and alfo the Legacy of Books, é&amp;c. given by the Will of the late Rev. Clayton Mordaunt 
Cracherode to the Truftees of the Britifh Mufeum; ordered, LIV. 666.. Prefented, &amp;c. 669. 
Po-737. 


Levant Company.—See Lebant Companp—petitions, 81. 138. 
Light Houfes.——See accounts, 1056.—forotland; 42. 


Liverpool, viz. 


3. Petition of Clayton Tarleton, Efquire, Mayor, and John Greenwood and others, Bailiff, Aldermen, 
and Members of the Common Council of the faid Town, for Leave to bring in a Bill to enable. 
them to raife a certain Sum of Moncy on the Credit of their Eftates as a Corporation, XL VIII. 
629. Report and Statement of Accounts, &amp;c. annexed, to lie on the Table and to be printed, 
638. Petition of the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Common Council of Liverpool, in Common Council _ 
affembled, to the fame Effect as the former Petition, to lie on the Table, 658. The Report and 
the Second - Petition read again, and Bill ordered for iffuing Negotiable Notes, &amp;c. 666. Bill 
confidered in a Committee and the faid Petitions referred, 731. Report, 733. P. 764. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4D .. + Petition 



















































Corporations anv Companies. 





Petition of the Corporation of Liverpool, &amp;c. after the Time limited, for a Bill to provide fuitable 
Floating Batteries, Gun Boats, &amp;c. for Defence of the Harbour, Town, &amp;¢. to lie on the Table, 
LII. 620. Petition again read and referred toa Committee to examine, &amp;c. 652. Report 
and Bill ordered, 654. Prefented, &amp;c. 658. Petition of Merchants and Ship Owners of 
Liverpool againft being charged with.a Parifh Rate, and for a certain Sum to be charged upon 
them for the Purpofes of this Bill ; referred to the Committee on the Bill and Inftruétien thereon, 
683. Reported; Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 686. Read Third Time anda Claufe added, 
&amp;c. 695. P. 708. ; 


o Petition of Merchants of Liverpool and Lancafter, who have a large Quantity of Weft India Produce 
which they cannot difpofe of, and praying for Exchequer Bills to iffue, &amp;c. for their Affiftance ; 
referred to a Committee, LV. 27. Reported, and Report referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 31. Confidered, 34. Report and Bill ordered, to enable His Majefty to direct the 
Iffue of Exchequer Bills to a certain Amount, &amp;c. 36. Prefented, &amp;c. 38.40. P. 49. 


See Parbours.—porrs. 


London Affurance Company, viz. 


é Petition of the Company for a Bill to explain and enlarge the Powers contained in the Charter of 
the London Affurance of Houfes and Goods from Fire, LI. 91. Report, 141. Agreed to 
by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 291. 294. P. 479. 


London Flour Company, viz. 


Petition of feveral Perfons defirous of forming a new Company to be incorporated by that Name; 
received after the Time limited and referred, &amp;c. LV. §99. Report and Bill ordered, 615. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 621. Petition of the Bakers Company of London againft, to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 626. Petition of Mafter Bakers of 
Weftminfter, &amp;c. againft, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 632. Peti- 
tion of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills concerned in the Flour Trade, againft; to lie on the Table till Se- 
cond Reading and Counfel ordered, 633. A further Day appointed forthe Second Reading, 
634. Bill now read Second Time on a Divifion ; negative calling in Counfel ona Divifion and 
Bill committed, 659. Reported; Report tobe further confidered and Bill as amended to be 
printed, 691. Petitions of the Bakers Company and others again read, and ordered to lie on 
the Table till the Report is taken into further Confideration and Counfel ordered, 694. Re- 

, port further confidered; Report again read; Petitions read; Counfel called in and heard, &amp;c. 
and the further hearing of Counfel adjourned, 704. Deferred, 706. Further hearing of 
Counfel ‘proceeded in and to be further heard, 718. Counfel further heard; further Confi- 
deration of the Report adjourned and Minutes of the Evidence taken ordered to be printed, 
722; Adjourned Confideration of the Report ‘refumed; Claufes added, and Bill to be in- 
grofied, &amp;c. 727, Billnow read Third Timeon a Divifion; negative adjourning the Third 
. Reading on a Divifion ; negative reading a Claufe a Second Time; a’Claufe added after being, 
committed ; negative bringing up another Claufe, &amp;c. ; feveral Members Votes difallowed on 
a Divifion as being named Subfcribers in the Bill, and Bill fent to the Lords, 731. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 780. Amendments now taken into Confideration 
on a Divifion; negative certain Amendments propofed to the Amendments and the Amend- 
ments of the Lords agreed to, 781. P. 784. 


See Coalg, 1.—London,— Pilitia, 6. 


Million Bank, viz. 


pa Petition of the Proprietors of that Bank or Fund praying to be made a Body Corporate, &amp;c. for the 
Purpofe of granting Annuities for Livesor for Yeats, XLVIII. 229. Report, 359. Petition of 
Proprietors of Stock in the Million Bank, confenting to the Society being diffolved as intended by 
the Bill, if Provifion is made to fecure to them their juft Shares of the Stock or Fund of the 
Society, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Power given to make Provifion, &amp;c. 
447. An Account of the Property of the Million Bank Society, &amp;c.; Lift of the Names of 
the Directors, &amp;c. ; and an Account of the Date of the laft Tranfaction in granting any An- 
nuity, &amp;c. ordered, 732. “Accounts-prefented"and to be-printed, 778. Committee on the 
Bill deferred for Three Months, 781. 


es Petition of the Proprietorsof the Bank or Fund called The Million Bank, fora Bill for diffolving 

a certain Partnerfhip Society or Undertaking called The Million Bank, and for dividing the 
Joint Stock ‘and Funds belonging thereto ‘amongft the Members thereof, LI. 306. Report, 
405. Billreported and re-committed,' 650. ‘Again reported, 672. P. 785. 





Non-Conformifts, viz. 


6. A&amp; relating to their inhabiting in Corporations and other Aéts, read-and negative a Queftion for 
repealing, &amp;c. fundry Provifions therein,’ XLVI. 788... ' 


Paper 





Corporations and Companies. 











Paper, viz. | 


The Regenerating Paper Company to be incorporated; Lv. 635: Bill committed, 680. Not 
proceeded in.——See Paper, 


Plate Glafs.——See ‘hats, I 


Poor, viz. 


7 Corporation of Guardians of the Poor of Mofitgomery arid Pool againft a Poor Billy Lil. 283; 
&amp;c.— See Poor, 7. 


Royal Exchange Affurance Comparfy, viz. 


8. To extend and enlarge the Powers of their Letters Patent for empowering them to grant, fell, &amp;c. 
Annuities upon Lives; to lie on the Table; XLVII. 479. — Petition read again and referred to 
a Committee, 634. Report, 704. Petition of feveral Perfons Affureds by the faid Company, 
againft the Bill; to lie on the Table until the rg wr is receiyed from the Committee and Coun- | 
fel ordered, 827. Bill reported and the faid Petitioners (Affureds) permitted to be heard on 
the Report being taken into further Confideration, 830. Deferred for Two Months, &amp;c. 1068. 
Petition for a Bill for the aforefaid Purpofe renewed and referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 
92. Report, 122. Bill reported and to be further confidered, 215. Further confidered, 250. 
P. 465. 





os To explain and enlarge the Powers contained in the Charter of the Royal Exchange Affurance of 
Houfes and Goods from Fire, Li. 90. Report, 140. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, which were agreed to, 291. 294. P. 479 


See 2illg (Bread ).— Bread, 1. &amp;c. 
See Africa, 





Sierra Leona Company. 





South Sea Company. See Wank of England, 4. 


Surgeons of London, wz. 


9. Petition of feveral Members of the Corporation for a Bill to ereé&amp; the faid Corporation into a 
College, and-for continuing to them certain Rights, Privileges, and Immunities, LII. 323. Re- 
port, 401. Bill read Third Time; Amendments made and ent to the Lords, 469. Not 


returned. 


For other Matters, 
See Accounts, 341. $08. &amp;c.— Wills, 36. 41. 137. 142. 165. 179. 222. 234. 236. 
256. 268. 380.—Caufles—Datks, 6+Land Car, (Redemption).—Mapi- 

gations, 12. &amp;c.— petitions, 86.—Scotland, 42. &amp;c.— Writs of Pandamus. 








Correction (“Woules of.) 


See Gaols, 2. 3. 4. 5.—spPrifeng.—rotland, 54. 





See Attounts, 5. 28. 36. 60. 68. 73..85. 105. 223. 508. 524. 634, -1098.—Aabdrefles, 27. 
- Mills, 280.— Ftance, 7.—Jreland, 7.—Printing, 74. &amp;c.—Sedition—dWater, 





Corsica. 


See Attoumes, 213, 161. 1166, 199. 359 109¢— » (Writs) —oufe, 38.— 
perches, 5. #99- 359. 1095-—Clertions, (Writs)—Wpoule, 3 





Inpax XLVL to LV. (1790—1800.) | Costs 












Costs. 


I. ‘Bill for allowing Cofts at the Difcretion of the Court, in Cafes of Mifdemeanors, as now is by Law 
done in Cafes of Felony; and alfo for allowing Cofts under, the fame Difcretion, to Witneffes 
whether Conftable or other Perfon, upon the Adjudication of Vagrants ; ordered, L. 478. 

Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered tobe printed, 549. Not proceeded in. 


¥ “ for Ditto again ordered, and alfo to empower Courts to pafs Sentence conditionally in cer- 
| tain Cafes, LI. 433. Prefented and ordered to be printed, 496. Committed and Voices 
given, &amp;c. 570. Report and re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 592. Bill 
tranfmitted to a Select Committee and Voices given, &amp;c. 609. Reported and again re- 
committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 643. Confidered, 694. Reported, 762. » 
Sent to the Lords, 782. Not returned. 


See Accounts, 508.— Bills, 167.— bap and Straw.— boule, 175. 

























Costs and Expences, 


See Atcourits; 13. 49. 70. 103. 124. 136. 138. 146. 157. 165. 234. 235. 237. 281. 285. 
315. 342. 880.—Clettiong, 240.—Crpences.— Houle, 191.—Fmpeachment.— Fnelolures, 
144. 246. | 





Cottagers and Cottages. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Churehes, 33.—Dogs, 2.—€states, 79.—Yncelofures, 93. 144. 148. 
196. and (Dedham) (Horton, in the County of Gloucefter) (Offord Cluney) (Over and 
Nether Dean).—SSupply, 457. 





Cotton, Cotton Wool, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 508. 586. 729.—Gast Yndia Company, 9. 20.—Jnbventions, 2.— printing, 
123.—fSupplp, 280. 283.—Crave, &amp;c. 3. 





Cotton Wicavers. 


See Crave, &amp;c. 4. 





} Council, 


Evidence of a Member of Parliament taken before the Privy Council, XLIX. 725. 


See Accounts, 958. 962. &amp;c.—Aodrelles, 136.—Bank,—Committees, 194. 197. 
, —Corn, &amp;c. 4.—Duties, 66.— Houle, 78. 130. 142. 226. 280.—FJndemnity,— 
Paby.— Prise Caules,— Scotland, 20. &amp;c—Seamen, 6. 





Countel, 


I. Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings relating to Counfel, viz. 


Counfel Parties and Agents to attend on confidering’ Petitions complaining of Eleétions, LAI. 
428.——See Elettiong, 


ro to be admitted to be heard in favour of Bills againft Petitions, Li. 106. 150——See 
RENESAS , 417. 2 


Counfel, 









Ua 


a wn 





Counfel, &amp;c.. ordered to be heard, viz. 


Countel, 


Before Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, XLVI. 278:—XLVII. 600.—XLVIII. 634. 714. 
XLIX. 584.&gt;—-L. 418. 435.—LI. 149. 525.—LII. 104. 209. 432. 474.—LIIl 234. 
548. 624. 687. 694.—LIV. 386: 404. 471. 








on Divorce Bills, LII. 104. 559—LIII. 521.——See Bills, 92. 





on Bills re-committed, XLVI. 170. 201. 209:—XLVIIL. 718.—LIL 548. 





-—— on a Bill again re-committed, XLVI. 467. 





on other Matters, LV. 443. 


Upon the Second Reading of Bills, XLVI. 230. 240. 254. 255. 372.—XLVII. 385. 567. 582. 


585. 684.—XLVIII. 309. 339. 354. 374. 449. 675. 832.—XLIX. 152. 167. 344. 359. 
—LI. 401. 427. 604.—LII. 196. 350. 382.—LIIL. 236. 252. 357.—LIV. 83. 84. 


153- 471. 754- 
Counfel or Agents, XLVI. 254.—XLIX. 390.—LI. 456.—LIIL. 219.—LV; 462. 








Counfel, Agents, and Witneffes, L. 359.—LIv. 76. 





Parties, Counfel, or Agents, XLVI. 443.—LIII. 512.—XLIX. 168. 249. 372.—L. 1756 
LI. 425. 483.—LII. 479. 558. 

fuch as defire to be heard, LI. 489. 

Parties themfelves, XLVII. 5693 











Parties or Counfél, XLVII. $27. 585. 600. 694. 713. 7t7.—XLVII. 345. 357- 389. 
430. 441, 442. 623. 662.—XLIX. 156. 219. 225. 260. 347.—L. 278. 305. 335. 
562.—LI. 389. 445.—LII.. 633. 692.—LIV. 80. 


Counfel ordered to be heard on Petitions againft Bills at the Second Reading, and no Order made, 
&amp;c. to hear them for the Bill, XLVIII. 675: 832; 865, 





before a Cornmittee of tlie whole Houfe on a Bill, XLVIII. 714. 


Counfel to be heard before Seleé&amp;t Committees, viz. 


On Bills, XLVI. 466.—XLVII. 605. 607. 808.—XLVIII. 302. 616. 652. 823,—XLIX. 221. 
224. 375- 383. 390. 468.—L. 415.—LI. 435. 448.—LII. 336. 589.—LIV. 260. sig. 
—LVs 232. 244. . 

Parties or Counfel, XLVI. 169. 179. 197. 460. 467. 581. 621.—XLVII. 606. 724+ 735+ 
745.—XLVIII. 235. 310. 318. 428. 676.—XLIX. 162. 184. 211. 228.—L. 417. 434, 
445.—LI. 375. 498. 528. 551.—LII. 404. 554. 578. 682.—LIII. 345. 408. 454. 459 
463. 553. 557+ 558. 560. 566.—LIV. 650.—LV. 239. See Petitions, 284. 

On Petitions of Agents, XLVII. 716. 





Parties, Counfel, Agents, XLVII, 599. 790.—XLVIII. 217. 313. 391. 402. 608. 611. 659. 
714e 721.—XLIX. 210. 316. 351. 363.—L. 276. 280. 393. 418. 426..452, 466.—LI, 
430. 521. 628. 650. 671.—LII. 318. 332. 377. 408. 588. 625. 641. 666.—LIII. 438, 
553 597-—LIV. 157. 298:—LYV. 248. 608. See Petitions, 289. 293. 


Counfel or Agents, &amp;c. XLVIII. 303. 410. 794.—XLIX. 367. 383. 454.—L. 586.—LL 


406. 506. 565.—LII. 75. 85. 420:—LIII, 236.—LIV. 405. 550. 555.—LV. 284. 331. 
626. See Petitions, 290. 











Counfel admitted before Sele&amp;t Committees appointed to take Evidence, L. 43. 


Counfel to be heard when Reports on Bills are received, XLVI. 587.--XLVII. §71.—XLVII. 
206. 651. 865.—XLIX. 384.—LI. 106. 468. 574.—LIIL 485. 550. 682. See 
Petitions, 313. , 


— Ditto from Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII: 697. 








Parties or Counfel when Reports are received; XLVIII. 772. 835.—LI. 614. 639.— 
Lil. 438. 550. . 
Ditto from Committees of the whole Houfe, XLIX. 565. 


Cotnfel to be heard when Reports on Bills are taken into further Confideration, XLVI. 431:—~L. 
§29.—LII. 554. 614.-—LV. 694.—Sce Petitions, 320, 
to be permitted to be heard, XLVII. 830.—XLIX: 421. 
~~ Pastics or Counfél are to be heard, XLVI. 707. 873.—XLIX. §54—-L. 537.—LIIle 
599 
to be permitted to be heard, XLVIII. 873. 
—— are to be. heard; Parties, Agents, or Counfel, L. 548. 5514-LIll. 569. 














Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790——1800.) 4E 8. Counfel 
































10. 


il. 


12. 


14. 


16, 

















































17. 


Countel. 


Counfel to be heard upon the Third Reading of Bills, XLVII. 722.—XLVII. 61 3- 


Parties or Counfel, XLVI. 641.—LIV. 477. 
and Counfel, or Agents, LIV. 698. 
See Petitions, 321. 





Counfel ordered to be heard but not beard, viz. 


By not attending, XLVI. 656.—XLVIII. 626. 680. 682.—XLIX. 159. 295+ 358.—L. §50.— 
LI. 483. 494.—LII. 562,—LIV. 710. 


By attending and no Motion made for calling them in, XLVII. 749.—XLVIII. 649.—L. 297. 


By attending and Motions for calling them in being negatived, XLVI. 305. 443.——XLVIII. 136. 
235. 428. 812.—XLIX. 473.—L. 469.—LI. 457.—LI. 189.—LIV. 477. 604. 


By the Houfe being informed of their attending, and Notice taken of there not being Forty Mem- 
bers prefent, the Houfe adjourns, LI. 573. 





—and Motion made for calling them in and Ditto, XLIX. 407. 


By Petitioners declining being heard, XLVI. 422. 455.—XLVII. 566. 572. 623. 677. 6835. 
759-—XLVII. 192. 317- 616. 859. 875.—XLIX. 275. 401. 455.—-L. 347. "378. 552.— 
LIM. 514.—LIV. 156. 435.—LV. 264. 


By Ditto declining to be heard on the Second Reading of a Bill, and ordered to be heard 
before the Committee on Ditto, XLVIII. 616.—LI. 469. 
By Petitioners not defiring to be heard, XLVI. 455.—XLVII. 700. a Saray 366. 620. 
863.—XLIX. 188. 373.—LI. 434. 469.—LII. 280, 398. 468. 533 . 517-—LIV. 
156. 435. 497+ 513- 
——Ditto by not defiring to be further heard, XLVI. 422. 





By Counfel deeming it unneceffary to offer any thing in fupport of a Bill, XLVI. 275. 


Counfel called in and heard, &amp;c. viz. 


For and againft Bills, XLVI. 374. 390.—XLVII. 756.—XLVIII. 250. 667. 718. 726.—XLIX. 
202. 272. 291. 296. 322. 330. 350. 353. 356. 362. 387. 411. 416. 549. 559. 563. 
587. 590.—L. 143. 338.—LIII. 570. 576.—LV. 370. 704. 718. 722. 

and Petitions read; Counfel ordered to withdraw, and the Matter adjourned, XLIx. 
a9°- 
and one Side heard and examine Witneffes in Part, XLIX. 272. 291. 296. 322. 350. 
353- 362. 387. 411. 416. 587. 590.—LV. 704. 
and clofe Evidence, XLIX. 330. 357. 363. 416.—LV. 718. 














and both heard and examine Witneffes, and one Side heard by way of Reply, XLIX. 202. 
L. 339.—LV. 370. 
heard by way of Reply refpecting EleCtion Petitions, XLVII. 524.—LII. 526. 








for both Sides called in; one Side heard; examine Witneffes and go through Evidence, 
and the other Side deems it unneceflary to offer any thing to the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. 275. 





and one Side go through Evidence, and Counfel. for the Bill heard, XLVI. 374.—XLVIII. 
250.—LV. 722. 





and Counfel in Part heard, XLVIII. 718.—XLIX. 559.—LIII. 614. 
and further heard, and alfo the other Counfel, XLVIII. 726. 








and Counfel heard to obferve upon Evidence, XLVI. 344.—XLIX. 411. 549. 559 
+—— and clofe Obfervations, XLIX. 549. 563. 





and Objeéctions made to examining particular Witneffes, XLVI. 390. 
—— Ditto to the Production of particular Evidence, XLVII. 756. 





~ and Evidence taken in a former Seffion allowed to be taken the Benefit of, L. 143. 





and Notice takeh that Forty Members were not prefent, the Houfe adjourns —XLVI. 39°. — 
LI 614. 
—— and the further Hearing of Counfel, &amp;c. adjourned, viz. 
To particular Days, XLVII. 756.—XLVIII. 718.—XLIX. 272. 291. 296: 322. 353. 

356. 362. 387. 390. 411. 416: 549. 563.—LV. 704. 718: 

——— and a Select Committee appointed to take the Refidue of Evidence, LE. 143. 
18. Counfel 











Countel; 





18. 


19. 


20. 


21. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25 


26. 


Ispex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ‘ That 





Counfel heard on their dwn Petitions, XLIX. 416. 


Parties (Petitioners) called in and heard, Lv. 745. 


Counfel ordered to be heard on both Sides in the midft of a Proceeding } Report again read ; 
Petitions read and Counfel heard, LI. 576. 


Counfel for Petitioners and one of the Counfel for the Bill heard, Lit: 576. 
Counfel againft Bills and Agents for Bills called in, viz. 


And Counfel heard and examines Witneffes; go through Evidence; Agent examines 
Witneffes and Counfel reply, XLVI. 460. ) 





Counfel againft Bills, and Agents for Subfcribers to other Petitions againft Ditto, 
called in and heard; Counfel examines Witnefles and obferves upon Evidence, XLVI. 
344- 


Againft Bills only called in and heard, XLVI. 630. 663.—XLVIII. 618. 921.—LIV. 481.—Ly. 
745- , 
and produce Evidence, L. 593. 








and examine Witneffes and clofe, &amp;c. Evidence, XLVII. 7974.—LII. 719.—-LIV. 481. 





and one of the Counfelin Part heard, XLVIII. 630. 





and Ditto, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent the Houfe adjouins, 
: XLVIII. 631. 


and further heard; examine Witneffes, &amp;c. and go through their Evidence, xXLVui. 
658. E 


Counfel directed to withdraw, XLVI. 630. 663.—XLVIII. 618. 631. 658.—LII. 719.—LIII. 
614.—LIV. 481. : &gt; 








for and againft Bills directed to withdraw, XLIX. 272. 291. 296. 390.—LV. 704. 





on both Sides directed to withdraw, XLVI. 275. 374. 390. 460.—XLVII. 756.—XLVIII. 
250. 667. 718. 726.—XLIX. 202.—L. 339.—LIII. 571. 576.~—LV. 370. 718. 722. 


again directed to withdraw, XLVII. 756.—-L. 143. 





Counfel again called in, XLVII. 756. 





for and againft Bills, XLVI. 390.—LIII. 576. 7 

Counfel reported to have been heard by Sele€&amp;t Committees on Bills, XLVI. 391, 444.—XLVII. 
698.—XLVIII. 358. 413. 620. 635. 661. 700. 708. 726. 796. 859.=—-XLIX. 248: 450. 
542. 555-— Le 433+ 45% 504. 549.— LI. 470. 479. 517. 556. 608.°693.~—LII. 109, 
368. 432. 445. 618. 704.— LIN. 457. 569.—LIV. 472.— LV. 351. 451. 589. 6411 
704. 

——-againft and alfo in favour of Bills, LIII. 538. 599.—LIV. 518. 567, 644.—LV. 293. 377. 

515- 532. 554 
and of Witneffes being examined on both Sides, XLVI. 348. 





Counfel reported not to have appeared before Committees, and of Agents informing Committees 
that no further Evidence would be produced, L. 334. 


of no Counfel, &amp;c. appearing in Support of Petitions, XLVIII. 413.—XLIX. 408. 450. 





~—of no Perfons appearing to oppofe Bills, L. 433. 435. 453-—LI. 159. 191.—LII. 126% 
146. &amp;c. a 


Counfel reported to have been heard by Committees of the whole Houfe; viz. | 


Relative to the Union with Ireland, LV. 453. 


On Bills, viz. 


Divorce Bills, XLVI. 312. 341. 669.—XLVII. 678, 681,—XLVIII. 403. 676. 695. 781: 
836.—XLIX. 597.~LI. 204. 494 553- 623. 626. 663. 672. 693.—LII. 137. 236. 
451. 597- 670. 698.—LIII. 554: 579: 620:—LIV: 196. 383. 424. 513. 548: 
566. 643. 663.—LV. 452. 


—— pon Ditto both for and againft the Bill, LI. 494.—LIV. 492. 
that Counfel appeared on the Part of the Lady, Lil. 451. 670.—-LIV: 597. 617- 
that Agents appear but do not oppofe Ditto, XLVII. 695. 836. , 








—=that no Counfel or Party appeared to oppofe, LIV: 566. 643. 663.—LV+452- 











—— that Counfel was heard and Witneffes examined in Part, LIV. 597. 617. 
—— of going through Evidence; LIV. 617. 622. | 
—— of Counfel being heard by way of Reply, LIV. 622. 


Note, on the Third Reading of Mr. Cecil’s Divorce Bill, the Agents of both the Parties called 
in and examined touching the Amount of the Lady’s Fortune on her Marriage ; her Con- 
fent to the Bill, &amp;c. XLVI. 689. 


27. For regulating the Office of Clerk of Affize, &amp;c. XLVI. 564. 
oe For abolifhing the Office of one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Calcutta, LH. 7o1¢ 
28. For regulating the Exportation of Sugar, &amp;c. XLVIE. 774. 


Relative to the Diftilleries in Scotland; LIl. 694.—LV. 695. 
Regulating the carrying, &amp;c. of Slaves, LIV. 477. 


29. Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe that no Counfel or Party appeared to oppofe Bills, 
XLVI. 669 —XLVII. 678.—XLVIII. 676. &amp;¢.—LIl. 137.=-LIIL. 267. 579. 620.—LIV. 196. 
424. 513. 548. 566.—LV. 452. 
See Clettiong, and infra, 30. 


Counfel and Agents on Controverted Eleétions, viz. 


30. Called in to the Bar on Ballots, XLVI. 89. 142. 155. 367. &amp;c.—XLVII. 389. 408. g41. 587. 
588.—XLVIII. 138. 139. 197. 211. 350. 383. 384. 417. 419.—L. 179. 291. 323.—LII- 
76. 87. 94+ 137. 138. 281. 304. 305- 319. 357- 399. 518. 525. 535. 552. 643.— 
LUI. 132. 532. 


31. Counfel only called in, XLVI. 144.—LI. 86. 209. 
32. Appear at the Bar, XLVI. 144.—XLVII. 524.—LII. 525. 
33- Agents only called in to the Bar, XLVIII. 385. 


Petitioners and Agents appear at the Bar, LII. 86. 209. 
Counfel and Agents for Sitting Members appear at the Bar, XLVI. 144.—LII. 86. 209. 525. 


0 Counfel ftate Matters to, and inform the Houfe of particular Matters, relating to feparate Interefts, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 163. 367.—XLVII. 524.—LII. 525. 643. 


34. Counfel and Agents to retire fome way from the Bar, XLVI. 163. 367.—XLVII. 524. 541— 
XLVI. 198. 352. 384.—L. 179, 291.—LII. 399. 526. 


———Ditto again to retire fome way from Ditto, LI. 526. 





called in and acquainted of Determinations of the Houfe, XLVI. 163. 367.—XLVII. 525.— 
LI. 643. ) 





called.in after fome Determinations and proceed without being acquainted, XLVI. 541.— 
XLVIII. 352. 384.—LII. 399. 526. 

















35 ——— withdraw, XLVI. 89. 92. 142. 144. 155. 163. 165.—XLVII. 390. 393. 408. 528.— 
XLVIII, 138. 198. 351- 352. 356. 384. 417. 423.—L. 180. 217. 291. 295. 324.— 
Lil. 76. 77- 87.. 94. 96. 138. 281. 288. 305. 307. 319. 325. 357. 359. 399. 403. 
519+ 520. 527+ 529+ 535+ 540. 553. 643. 646.—LIII. 133. 134. 532. 535. 
36. Petitioners, Counfel, and Agents withdraw, XLVI. 144. 149.—LII. 87. 209. 211. 
37 again withdraw, XLVI. 149. 
38. Agents only appearing withdraw, XLVIII. 385. 387. 
Counfel and Agents directed to withdraw, LII. go. 
ee directed to withdraw from the Bar, LII. 399. 
fome way from the Bar, LII. 643. 
39- Counfel and Agents again called to the Bar, XLVI. 149. 163. 165. 367. 370—XLVII. 525. 
541.—XLVIIL. 352. 384.—L. 179. 291.—LII. 526. 
again called in to the Bar, XLVII. §28.—LII. 646. 
40. Petitioner, Counfel, and Agents again called in tothe Bar, XLVI. 149. 
being again returned to the Bar, XLVI. 149.—LII.. 87. 
41. Counfel and Agents return to the Bar, XLVI. 143. 149. 158. 163. 165. 180. 369.—XLVII. 


393+ 408. 528.—XLVIII. 138. 351. 356. 384. 385. 417. 423.—L. 216. 295. 326. 
LI. 77- 89. 96. 138. 288. &amp;c. 


-—— again return to the Bar, XLVI. 92. 165. 
: Counfel 














42s 






Countel, 


Counfel being returned to the Bar, LIL 288. 305. 307. 324: 359s 403. §20. 649. 540. 555: . 
646.—LIII. 134. 535s 
Agents only appearing return to the Bar, XLVIII. 387. 


Counfel inform the Houfe of feparate Interefts on Controverted Elections, XLVI. 144: 163: 367: &amp;cs 
Lil. 643.——See Clection$, 15. 16. 17. &amp;c. 


Lifts of Members Names delivered to Counfel, LII. 399. 519. 8c. 


II. Other Particulars relating. to Counfel, azz. 


43- 


44. 
45: 


46. 


47- 
48. 
49- 


50. 


I. 
52- 
53- 
54. 
55- 


56. 


57- 
58. 
59- 


Il. 


60. 


61. 
62. 


63. 
64. 
65. 


Counfel not ordered upon Petitions being firft prefented, although prayed for; XLVI. 156. 254. 
439.—XLIX. 185. 293. &amp;c. See Petitions, 299. 306. 311. 319. 


Further Hearing of Counfel adjourned, XLIX. 465. 470. 488. 611. 





Hearing of Counfel further adjourned, L. 219. 261. 296. 319. 334. 346. Then they decline 
being heard, 347. 


Further Hearing of Counfel to be proceeded in after being dropt for want of Forty Members 
prefent, XLVIII. 633. : 


Order for the further Hearing of Counfel difcharged, XLVII. 762. 
So much of Orders as relate to Hearing of Counfel difcharged, XLIX. 373. 


Order for Hearing Counfel on a Report difcharged, and a Petition referred to a Committee on a Bill 
and Counfel ordered, XLVIII. 714. 


Counfel, by Permiffion of the Houfe, examine Witneffes after they declare they have clofed their 
Evidence, XLIX. 387. 411. 


The Hearing of Counfel directed to be poftponed, XLIX. 411. 
Counfel directed to proceed to examine any other Witnefs than one objected to, XLVI. 390. 
directed to proceed in Evidence objected to, XLVII. 756. 








do not object to particular Matters propofed, XLVI. 144.—L. 144. 


requeft to have the Benefit of Allegations in former Petitions, and of Minutes of Evidence 
taken thereon ina former Seffion, and allowed, L. 143. 


requeft that they may be at liberty to examine other Witneffes, 8&amp;c. in Matters poftponed 
from a former Seffion, L. 143. 








Motions withdrawn, viz. 


For the further Hearing of Counfel to be in Three Months, XLVII. 756. 
For Hearing Petitioners by themfelves or Counfel againft Bills, LI. 467. 
For calling in Counfel, LIV. 435. 


Queftions Negative, v/z. 


To the Words “ Petitioners be heard by themfelves or Counfel, &amp;c. againft Bills upon their Pe- 
“ titions,” f{tanding Part of Queftions, XLVIII. 630,—LIV. 382. 383.—LV. 727. 


to Petitioners being permitted to attend by Counfel, LI. 526. 


To Counfel being admitted to be heard in Support of Allegations in former Petitions referred to in 
a Petition then prefented, XLVII. 750. 





To their being now called in, XLVI. 305. 443.—XLVIII. 136. 235. 428. 812,—XLIX. 473.— 
L. 469.—LI. 457.—LII. 189.—LIV. 477. 604.—LV. 531. 659. 


To their being again called in, XLVI. 663. 
To proceeding to the further Hearing of Counfel ona particular Day, XLIX. 635. 


To a Report being taken into further Confideration on a particular Day, and for Petitioners to be 
heard by Counfel, &amp;c. XLVIII. 830. 


To Petitions being referred to Committees on Bills and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. LII. 591.—— 
See Bills, g1.— petitions, 167. &amp;c, 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4F Countellors, 





5 lage ie 





Countellors. 


See Countel,—‘prioy Countellors, 






















Palatine, XLVI. 124. 283.—XLIX. 20. 223-—L..436. 567.—LI. 93. 238. 586.—LII. 126. 
263. 264. See Suppip, 366. 
See alfo Billg, 224.259. 265. 268.— Bridges. Courts, 5.—Cstates, 43.—Gaols, 
—ighways.—pofpitals.—oule, 175, &amp;c.—Jnelofures,—-Land Car, — Militia, 
—_ Pabvigations,—_ Potes,—Rates.—Squares and Streets, &amp;c. 











Countries, 


See Accounts, 11. 64. 77. 79. 119- 385. 403. 416. 418. 435. 438. 450. 508. &amp;c— 
Africa,—Amevica.—Cast Jnvies.—Curope.—France.— Hemp, — Holland, — Houle, 100. 
104.— AI mportatio.— Jndia,—Spain.—sSupplyp,—_ West Fndies, 





Courts. 


I. Admiralty, vz. 


I. Particular Offences committed on the High Seas to be tried in this Court, XLVIII. 865. 
2. Rights of the Admiralty Jurifdiction of Bofton preferved, XLIX. 551. 
3. Stamp Duties charged on Perfonal Decrees, 8c. LIL. 515. 


Order of Council relative to Appeals from Bermuda and Bahama Iflands, LIN. 440. 445: 
See infra, 6.—Bill8, 65. 273. 3 


II. Arches, zz. 


4 Stamp Duties on Appeals from Ditto, LH. 516. : 
III. Affize and Great Seflion, viz. 
5. Bill for remedying Inconveniencies attending certain Proceedings in the Courts of Great Seffion in 
Wales, and in the Counties Palatine of Chefter, Durham, and Lancafter, ordered, XLVII. 752. 
758. P. 938. 


Amendments, &amp;c. to the Bill refpecting Aliens, XLVIN. 81. 84. 
See Accounts, 1031. 
IV. Baron and Courts Leet, viz. 
6. Petitions for Bills to extend the Jurifdi€tion of Courts Baron, 8c. XLVIII. 238. 265.—LII. 300, 


314. 
See Debts Small, 6. 7.~ Squares and Streets, 45. 


V. Bengal.—see witis, 43. 65—dast Jndia Company, 2—Glectiong, 225. 


VI. Chancery, viz. 


7. Stamp Duties on Admittance of Solicitors, 8cc. KLIX. 139. 


See Actotthts, 254. &amp;c.— Bank of England.—-Billg, 36. 66. 138. 151. 222.— 
: Infra, 9-—Land Tar, (Redemption).—Dfiites, 4.—dhuakers,+ Supply, 


VII. Common 






VI. 


8. 


Courts, 


Common Pleas, wz. 


. Stamp Duties on Admittance of Attorneys, 8c. XLIX. 138. 


Sce Gtcounts, 254.—Adarelles.— Houle, 17 5.— Judges. —Serjeants,—Supply, 


VIII. Of Confcience._— sce inebes tomatl,—apoute, 175.— London, 


IX. Ecclefiaftical, wz. 


9. 


Stamp Duties charged on Citations, &amp;c. made in this Court, LIL 515. 


See Accounts, (Prifons)-—Willg, 87. 268.—Churthes, 13.-—Cgtates, 5.—Fatulty, 
2.—houle, 322. . 


Equity.—See /upra (Chancery) —Alfo Bank of England, 





_X. Exchequer, vz. 


See Adorels,— Bills, 139.—Jnfra, 40 —Jupes,—Stotland, 100.—Serjeanty. 


XI. Foreft Courts, o7z. 


To. 


Reported to be difcontinued, &amp;c. XLVII. 188. 


XII. Inns of Courts, U1. 


It. 


Stamp Duties on Regifter, &amp;c. of Degrees in Ditto, LI, 513. 514. 


XII. Of Judicature, &amp;c. vz. 


52. 


53. 


34. 


¥:. 











Judicatures, &amp;c. in India. 


Bill for eftablifhing a Court of Civil Jurifdiétion in the Ifland of Newfoundland, for a Time to be 


limited ; ordered, and prefented, &amp;¢. XLVI. 616. 635. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c..of Dart- 
mouth, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counfel ordered, 640. Accounts prefented, 644. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. concerned 
in the Fitheries refident in Briftol, againft, and Bill confidered, 646. Report and with the 
Amendments to be printed, &amp;c. 656. P. 686. See Fisheries. 


for eftablithing Courts of Juftice in the Ifland of Newfoundland, and the Iflands adjacent ; 
ordered, XLVII. 674. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 679. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. 
of Dartmouth, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel 
ordered, 684. Petitioners decline being heard and Bill committed, 719. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. of Totnes, againft, 733. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Exeter, and of Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Exeter, againft; to lie on the Table, 734. Confidered in the Committee, 773. Report, and 
a Claufe added that no Officer of the Cuftoms fhall act as a Juftice of the Peace there, 778. 
P. 1090. See Atmp, 2.—Laws Expiring, 39. 








for eftablifhing Courts of Judicature in the Ifland of Newfoundland and the Iflands adjacent, 
ordered, XLVIII. 797. P..938. Bill to continue the faid A&amp;t, and Two Aéts of 10 &amp; 16 
Geo. HI. for regulating Fees, ‘8c. ordered, &amp;c, XLIX. 390. 402. P. 569. Bill for further 
continuing the faid Act ordered, L. 313. P. 480.——Bill for further continuing the AG of 33 
Geo. III. for Ditto, ordered, LI. 291. P. 479.———Bill to revive and continue the Act of 33 Geo. 
Tlf. for Ditto, ordered, LIV. 94. P. 142, Bill to continue feveral Laws relating to Ditto, 
ordered, LV. 120. Inftruction to make Provifion for continuing feveral other Laws, 161. 
Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 187. P. 203. 


to enable His Majefty to eftablith a Court of Criminal Judicature in Norfolk Ifland, ordered, 
XLIX. 398. P. 569. Thefaid Ac read, anda Bill to repeal the fame and for better enabling 
His Majyefty to eftablifh fuch Court in the faid Ifland, ordered, L. 264. “Day appointed for the 
Third Reading, 306. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 310. P. 323. 














See Cast ‘India Company, 15. 16.—Fndia. 
See alfo Accounts, 75.—Billg, 65. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) XIV. Of 





- 









Courts. 








XIV. Of Juftice, vz. 
16. Grand Committee for Ditto to fit on particular-Days, XLVI. 7.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIII.. 7.—XLIX. 
17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 9.—LHI. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 
A Motion for the Grand Committee to fit on a particular Day withdrawn, XLVI. 624. 
Entry in the Votes of the Order made for Ditto, read in a Proceeding of the Houfe, XLIX. 255. 


See Accounts, 75. 956. 957.—Addrelles —Duties, 58.—houle, 193.—Judges.— 






, Serjeants, 
XV. King’s Bench, wz. 
17. Stamp Duties on Admittance, &amp;c. of Attorneys, XLIX. 139. 


See Accounts, 254. 366. &amp;c.—Addrefles,—Aliens.—oule, 17 5.—FJudges.— Justices 
of the peace, 2 —Serjeants, | 


XVI. King’s Courts, wz. 


18, Profecutions not to be commenced in Ditto, where Jurifdiction is given to Juftices of the Peace, 
XLVI. 665. 


See infra, 19.—%Billg, 29. 140. 


XVII. The feveral Courts of the Kingdom, zz. 


19. Bill to indemnify fuch Perfons as have omitted to obtain their Certificates of Inrolment, &amp;c. in 
Ditto, Lu. P. 672. 


See Addreflegs. 


XVIII. Martial, vz. 


20. For Trial of Officers, Members of Parliament, LI. 139. 614. 655. 
21, For the Trial of Admirals, Members of Parliament, LI. 557. 
See Accounts, 364.—Addreles, 37.—2Billg, 32.—Clectiong, 282. 28 3. 286.— 
Wembers, 28. 29.—Pabp, 19. 


XIX. Of Mayor and Aldermen, viz. 


22. Of London; Petition of Ditto for Provifion to be made in .a particular Bill refpecting Watermen 
~ and Wherrymen, XLIX. 491. 


See Watermen, &amp;c. 


XX. Of Oyer and Terminer, vz. 


23. A Claufe refpecting Aliens, XLVIII. 84. 
Amendments in Ditto Bill, XLV!UI. 76. 


XXI. Of Counties Palatine, vz. 


24. Bill for taking of Special Bail in Actions and Suits depending in the Court of Common Pleas of 
the County Palatine of Lancafter; ordered, XLIX. 405. Read Third Time, and a Claufe 
offered relating to the Removal of Suits withdrawn, &amp;c. 470. P. 569. See infra, 38. 


Ditto to prevent the Removal of Suits from the inferior Courts inthe County Palatine of Lan- 
cafter into the Court of Common Pleas in the faid County Palatine ; ordered, XLIX. 470. 
P. 622. s 


Bill for the better regulating the Practice, and for preventing Delays in the Proceedings in the Court 
of Common Pleas at Lancafter; ordered, LV. 591. P. 784. . 








Duties on particular Matters under the Seals of Counties Palatine, L. 274.—LII. 514. 
See fupra, 3.— Justices of the peace, 4.—Supplp, 366. 





XXII. Prerogative Courts, viz. 
a5. Of Canterbury and York; Duties on Proceedings of Ditto, LI. 514. 516. 





Quarter Seflions.——Sce Justices of the Peace—Quarter Segsions.—Srsgions. 





XXII. His 






















Courts, 





XXIII. His Majefty’s Courts of Record, viz. 


26. Negative Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal certain Statutes, enabling Perfons to bring Suits, &amp;c. in 
Ditto, LI. 655. 


Stamp Duties on Conveyances, Releafes, &amp;c. of Courts of Record, LII. 514:' 


XXIV. Of Requefts, vz. 


27. In the Eaft Indies, Lil. 736. 
In the City of London, L. 164. 
See Debts Small, 5.—Cast Jndia Companp, 16. 


XXV. Courts in Scotland, wz. 


28. Exchequer 3 Money arifing from Forfeited Eftates; Petitions for appropriating Part of Ditto, 
XLVI. 242.—XLVII. 518. See Scotland, 2. 





Jufticiary Circuit Court, viz. 
29+ A Claufe refpeéting Aliens, XLVIII. 85. 
An Appeal given to the Court, XLVIII. 795. 


he Negative ordering Copies of Parts of Books of Record of the Court relative to Muir and Palmer, 
XLIX. 313. 


See Muir and Palmer.—Srotland, 105. 


Courts of Seffion, vz. 
See ills, 66. 222.—Hand Car, (Redemption). 


XXXVI. Weftminfter, vz. 


30. Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter; to amend A&amp; of 18 Geo. III. for 
erecting a Building for holding the Courts of Ditto, referred to a Committee, LIII. 314: 
Petition for Ditto renewed, and referred, &amp;c. LIV. 218. Report, 563. Bill reported and 
Claufes added, &amp;c. 681. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 740. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 741. P. 744. 


See Attount$, 917. 1264. &amp;c.—Adbdrefles.— Bills, 29. 143. 155. 216. 268.— 
Costs, 1. 2.— Boule, 321. 322.—Jndia-—Judges.—_Pigdemeanors.— Drovers, 
72.—Serjeants.—_Supplp, 366. 529.— Westminster. 





Supra, 25. 











Covenant, 


Additional Duties on Writs, except Writs of Covenant, L. 274. 
See Houle, 175.—Supplp, 366. 499. 


Craft. 


See Bills, 280. 








Crapers (Gessels). 


See Harbours, I. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 







revit. 


See Accounts, 660. 663. 688. 1213.—Bank of England.—Bridges, 18.—Commerciat 
Credit,—_Duties, 59.—Wellages, 8. 9. &amp;c.—Supplp, 452. 453. 561. 565. 567. 600. 


Creditors. 


See Aecounts, 259.—Bfllg, 139. 184.—Commetefal Credit,— Corporations, &amp;c. 3.—Debtors, 
Cmbankment, 13.— Highways Curnpike.—oule, 175.— Petitions, 56. 


Creeks. 


See Harbours,— Havens. 


Crews. 


See Accounts, 139. 981.—Adodrefles,—_Armp, 2.—Drawhacks, 35. 88.—peflages, 24.— 
sjrabp,—Seamen,—Dupplp, 550. 
























Crimes. : : 


See Qlien.—Bigamp.— Bills, 65.— Felonp.— Orders, 80, &amp;c.—Scotland, 110.— Sedition. 
—Creafon. 


Criminal Cales. 


See Addrefles, 142. 165. 166.—Juries, 1.—Srotland, 109. &amp;c. 


Criminals. 


See Felonp,—Oaols.—_DfFenders.— Rogues, &amp;c.— Penitentiary woufes. 


Crops. 


See Accounts, 1041.—Carn and Grain, 9.—boule, 164. 


Crown, 


Ads relative to the Succeffion, &amp;c, of the Crown read, XLIX. 312. 335. 429. 471.—LI. 51. 
See Bills, 159.—Clections, (Maidftone) (Bofton).—€gtates, 3. 4. 5.—€stateg 


Forfeited.— Hemp and Flay, 1.— Boule, 214. 216. 226. 241. 243.—hing.— 
Pellages, 22. 23.—Pabigations, 104.— petitions, 124. &amp;c.— Wales, Prince of, 














— Crown and Sovereignty. 


See Corsita—thing.—Speeches, 5. 








1. 


Crown Lands. 


I. Bill relating to Crown Lands, o/z. 


For the Prefervation and further Increafe of Timber within the New Foreft, in the County of 


Southampton, &amp;c. XLVI. 611. Sent to the Lords, 792. Not returned. 
See Forests, 1.—Land Revenue, 1. 


II. Petitions for Bills relating to Crown Lands, wz. 


2. 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


Of John Earl of Upper Offory, for fetting out Lands in lieu of, and Compenfation for, Rights of 


Common in or upon Woods, Underwoods, &amp;c. within the Bailiwick of Farming Woods in the 
Foreft of Rockingham, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, XLIX. 245. Petition of the faid Earl of 
Upper Offory, Baron Upper Offory, Henry Duke of Buccleugh, and others, relating to the fame 
Matter as the former Petition, and alfo relating to the dividing and inclofing the Common and 
Open Fields, &amp;c. of Brigftock and Stanion, &amp;c. in the County of Northampton ; Bill ordered, L. 
139. The Petition read again and the Order made thereon, and the Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee to examine, &amp;c. 166. Petition read again and Order of Reference to a Committee, and 
the Committee difcharged from proceeding on fo much of the faid Petition as relates to the In- 
clofure of Brigftock and Stanion, 8c. and a Bill ordered for that Purpofe, 353. Report on the 
other Part of the Petition which relates to the Earl of Upper Offory,  * and referred to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, ibid. Confidered and Report and order Bill, to enable His 
Majefty to grant to the faid Earl of Upper Offory, his Heirs, 8zc. all the Eftate, 8c. remaining in 
His Majefty, in and upon the Haye or Walk of Farming Woods in the Foreft of Rockingham, 
&amp;c. upon a full and adequate Confideration to be paid for the fame, 358. Bill confidered; the 
Report on the Petition referred to the Committee ; report, and no Amendment ; Bill or- 
dered to be ingroffed, 8c. 407. 411. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which 
was agreed to, 467.. 472. P. 480. 





Of George Chamberlaine, Efquire, and others, Devizees in Truft named in the Will of Benjamin 


Bond Hopkins, late of Painfhill, in the County of Surrey, Efquire, deceafed, relative to cer- 
tain Lands or Grounds held by Letters Patent of His Majefty, &amp;c.; King’s Recommendation 
fignified and Petition referred to a Committee, L. 500. Report and referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 511. Confidered and report and order Bill, to enable His Majefty to grant 
the Inheritance of the faid Lands to the faid Truftees, &amp;c. 529. Bill confidered, and the Re- 
port upon the Petition referred ; and reported, 559. P. 618. 


Of Henry Earl of Exeter, fora Bill to enable His Majefty to grant to him, his Heirs, &amp;c. in Fee 


Simple, all the Eftate, &amp;c. remaining in His Majefty, in and upon the Haye or Walk of Weft 
Haye, in the Foreft of Rockingham, in the County of Northampton, upon a full and adequate 
Confideration to be paid for the fame, and Bill ordered, LI. 369. Petition and Order for Bill 
again read and the Order difcharged, and the Petition referred to a Committee, 385. -Re- 
port and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 410. Confidered, 420. Report and 
Bill ordered, 423. Bill confidered in the Committee; Report on the Petition referred; re- 
ported, and no Amendment; Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 535. Bill read Third Time; 
King’s Confent fignified, and a Claufe added, directing the Application of the Money to be 
paid to His Majefly, &amp;c. 546. P. 617. 


Petition of Henry Earl of Exeter and John Earl of Weftmorland, for a Bill for fetting out Lands in 


lieu of, and Compenfation for, the Rights of Common in and upon the Woodlands, &amp;c. in the 
Bailiwick of Clive otherwife Cliffe, in the Foreft of Rockingham, in the County of Northampton, 
and for extinguifhing fuch Common Rights, and Bill ordered, LI. 369. Prefented, &amp;c. 466. 


478. Bill reported, &amp;c. 528. King’s Confent fignified, 529. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 529. 
548. P. 619. | ' 


Petition of George Finch Hatton, Efquire and others, Owners of Lands, 8c. in Gretton and Corby, 


and alfo of Common Rights upon thofe Parts of the Foreft of Rockingham which are in the 

Bailiwick of the faid Foreft, called Rockingham Bailiwick, for a Bill to fet out and allot 

Lands belonging to the Petitioners and others in lieu of, and Compenfation for, the feeding 

of Deer and Rights of Common, and to extinguifh fuch Rights, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, LI. 369. 
See infra, 7. 





Petition of George Finch Hatton, Efquire, for a Bill to enable His Majefty to grant to him, 


his Heirs, &amp;c. in Fee Simple; all the Eftate, 8&amp;c. remaining in His Majefty in and upon 
the Lawn of Benefield and the Bailiwick of Rockingham, in the Foreft of Rockingham, in the 
County of Northampton, upon a full and adequate Confideration to be paid for the fame, 
and Bill ordered, LI. 370. Petition and Order for Bill again read, and the Order difcharged, 
and Petition referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 385. Report, and referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 410. Confidered, 420. Report and Bill ordered, 423. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 501. Committed -to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 528. Confidered ; 
the Report on the Petition referred to this Committee, and Report on the Bill to be received, 
555. .— &amp;c. 557. King’s Confent fignified, 563. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 564. 587. 
. 618. 


Petition of John Earl of Weftmorland, for a Bill to enable His Majefty to grant to him, his Heirs, 


&amp;c. in Fee Simple, all the Eftate, &amp;c. remaining in His Majefty in and upon the Hayes or 

Walks of Sulehay Farmes and Shortwood, and Morehay, in the Foreft of Rockingham, in the _ 

County of Northampton, upon a full and adequate Confideration to be paid for the fame; oa 
i 









Crown Lanvs. 


Bill ordered, LI. 370. Petition and Order for Bill again read ; Order difcharged, and the Petition 
referred toa Committee, 385. Report and referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 410. 
Confidered, 420. Report and Bill ordered, 424. 501. Confidered in the Committee ; Re- 
port on the Petition referred ; reported, and no Amendment ; Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 
535. Bill read Third Time ; King’s Confent fignified, and a Claufe added dire¢ting the Appli- 
cation of the Money to be paid to His Majefty, &amp;c. 546. P. 617. 


Petition of Ifaac Pickering, Efquire, of Fox Leafe in Lyndhurft Parifh, in the County of South- 
ampton, for a Bill to enable His Majefty to grant him a Leafe of certain Wafte Lands in New 
Foreft, in Exchange for a Leafe of other Crown Lands in His Poffeffion ; King’s Recommenda- 
tion fignified ; Petition to lie on the Table, LIV. 198. Not proceeded in. 


See Accounts, 1264.—%Billg, 97. 154. 159. 187. 202. 222.—Cmbankment, 10.— 
3nelofures, 62. 120.—gPotions, 39. 





Crusers and Conboys. 


I. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Veffels in the Coafting and Irifh Trade for Convoys to be appointed 
* for that Trade ; to lieon the Table, XLIX.159. 
Queftion Negative, viz. 7 


20 To referring a Motion to a Committee to enquire into the Protection given to the Trade of 
His Majefty’s Subjects by Cénvoys, &amp;c. during the War, XLIX. 199. 


See Attounts, 894.—Customs.— boule, (Trade, &amp;c.)—Supplip, 481. 





: Culm. 


See Coals, 2.—Laws Crpiving, 12.—Mavigationg, 108. &amp;c. 





Curaroa. 


See Ports Free. 





Curates. 


See Bills, 146. 212.—Churehes, 24. 33.— Duties, 71.—Juclolures, 43. 333, &amp;c.—fonpplp, 
465. 518. 





Cure of Churches. 


See Wills, 20.—Churches, 33.—Secotland, 41. 105. 


Custody. 


See Accounts, 956. 957.—Gaols.— Houle, 58, 59. 175. 348. 351. 361.—Hembers, 7. 
26. 27. 28. 29.—MDebderg, 83.— penitentiary Poules.— petitions, 51. to 57.—prifens.— 
Speaker, 115, &amp;c. 





Customs, 








I. Bills relating to. the Cuftoms, o/z. 


1. 


= 


—, Customs. 


More effectually to prevent the landing of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, without the Prefence 
of the proper Officer; to authorize Officers of the Cuftoms to convey Wines laying off the 
Quays to His Majefty’s Warehoufe within a certain Time after the landing thereof, and. to re- 
quire the Owners of Ships, Veffels, and Boats, licenfed by the Admiralty, to give Security to 
re-deliver their Licences, in cafe any fuch Ships, Veflels, or Boats thall be loft, broken up, or 
otherwife difpofed of ; ordered, LI. 626. P. 784. 


Tobacco ; a certain Cargo of Tobacco of the Spanifh Dominions to be admitted to Entry on Pay- 
ment of the Britifh Plantation Duties ; ordered, XLVI. 843. P. 938. 


For repealing certain Regulations with-refpett to Certificates on exporting Tea to Ireland or Ame- 
rica, XLVII. 446. P. 690. 


To abolith certain Offices-and to regulate certain other Offices inthe Cuftoms, and for applying 
the Fees which have been received from vacant Offices towards a Superannuation F und ; ordered, 
LUI. 291. Prefented, 8c. and ordered to be printed, 303. Bill reported; a Claufe added, and 
feveral Amendments made, &amp;c. 456. Read Third Time, a Claufe offered and read Firft Time, 
and the further Proceeding on the Third Reading adjourned, 476. Further adjourned, 479. 
Further Proceedings refumed, the faid Claufe withdrawn, and another Claufe admitted for the 
like Purpofe, 517. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 625. Amendments to 
be confidered, 659. Confidered and deferred for Three Months,. 661. A Fourth Report 
from a Select Committee of the laft Seffion relating to Offices in the Cuftoms read, and Bill or- 
dered for abolifhing certain of them, &amp;c. 663. P. 706. ; 


To permit the Importation of certain Na@al Stores, (Pitch, Tar, &amp;c.) from Hamburgh and othe’ 
Parts of Germany; ordered, LIV. 703., Prefented, &amp;c. 708. Agreed to by the Lords with 
an Amendment, 739. Amendment agreed to, 740. P. 744. 


To enable the Commiffioners of the Cuftoms to allow Britifh Plantation Sugar to be warehoufed, 
&amp;c. LV. 36. 38. P. 49. See Sugar. 


Bill for making Regulations with refpeét to certain Articles of Cuftoms (Oil of Blubber ; Convoy 
Duty on Importation; of Opium ; for exempting Burr Stones from a Duty) ordered, LV. 420. 
Order refpeéting Burr Stones difcharged, 533. Inftruction relative to the Duties on Opium to 
ceafe, and granting others, and for exempting Paving Stones and Burr Stones.from a Duty by a 
particular Act, 533. Inftruétion relative to the Duties payable on Oil of Turpentine, and 
Duties and Drawbacks payable on Tar imported, &amp;c.; for obliging Mafters of Ships laden 
with Tobacco to remove their Ships on Cargoes being difcharged ; and for extending Bonds 
given for licenfing Ships, &amp;c. 549. Confidered in the Committee, 578. Report, 587. P. 681. 


See Accounts, 367. 442. 466. 467. 486. 508. 599. 608. 690. 714. 715. 760. 774. 
$16. 896..984. 1047. 1061.—America, 7.—Guctions.—Billg, 5. 84. 139. 143. 
146.— Coast Crade— Commercial Credit— Duties, 63. 64. 67.—Warbours, 
9.— boule, 126. 129. 144 146, &amp;c.—Jmportation.—paper —Quarantine.— 
wear 1.— Supply, 321. 323. 327. 349- 351. 479. 506. 532.—Wight, 

e of.) 














Cutlers. 


See Crade and Manufactures, 5. 6. 





Cutters, Luggers, Sbhallops, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 226. 446. 447. 751. 894. 912.—Smuggling, 2. 





‘Cyber, Perry, &amp;e. 


See Weer, &amp;c.—foupplp, 342. 417. 467. 8c. 





‘Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


















: aS 
Dairies. 
I. ; Petition of the Inhabitants of the Hundred of Hoxne, in the County of Suffolk, for Relief from 
the Duties on Windows refpeéting Dairies ; to lie on the Table, LI. 381. See infra, 2. 





2, Bill to exempt Dairies and Rooms ufed folely for making, keeping, and drying Cheefe and Butter, 
from the Duties on Windows and Lights; ordered, LI. 673. P. 791. 


See Butter.—Corn and Grain, 2.—houle, 88. 





Damages. 


See Atcountg, 60: 222.—Addrefles, 64.—2Bills, 5. 168.246. 267. 274.—Committees, 178. 
—Dogs-—Cstates, 49.— Harbours, 7.— Boule, 175.—Riots.—_ Ships and Weflels.— 
Wiest Indies, 6. 





Danish Jslanvds. 


See Shipping and Pavigation, 1. 





Dartmouth. 


See Courts, 15.—Dratwhacks, 91.—Suppip, 589. 





Daughters. 


Sce Cgtates Forfeited, 1—Supplp, 460. 590. 





Day and Night. 


Refpecting Arrefts, XLVII. 641. 
See Houle, 175. 364. &amp;c.— Petitions, 37. 42. &amp;c, 





Deals, Battens, &amp;c. 


See Supplp, 327. 371. 373- 519 


| Pean and Canons. 


See Wills, 201.—3nelofureg, 173. 












Dean and Chapter. 
Amendments to Bills relating to Ditto, LIM. 437. 520. 


See Cathedvals.—Colleges.—Courts, 30.—Cegtateg,. 66. 72. 
(Harfton) (Meffingham) (Sprowfton). 


Dearth, 


See Addrestes.— ponte, 193.—Members.—Probigions.— Speeches, 11. 


117.— Juclolureg, 








Deaths and Catlualties. 


Returns relative to Ditto, XLIX. 311.—L. 121.—LII. 507. 523. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Debates. 


I. Debates adjourned on various Matters, vz. 


On Motions for ordering Accounts,€Sc. += 1. | On Amendments ike’ ces to se 
----- for Addrefes - - - = 2. Se - « - . to 15. 
----- for Leave to bring in Bills = 3. | For Opinions or Refolutions of the H Haj - 16. 
“---- for referring Motions for For the Houfe to baat ff into 


Bills to Committees - - 
On Queftions for the Second Reading of 


4 
Sie ea oS eg 
6 


-~--- - for committing Bills - - 
-e---&gt; for difcharging Orders for 
| hearing Counfel on Bills - 
relative to Claufes - 
to the Third Reading of 

Bills - - - = = 


8. to 11. 


= 12. 


mittees - = = 17. 
On Motions for making Standing Orders. 18. 
For bringing up Petitions - = = = 19. 
For referring Petitions to Committees - “+ 20. 
Debates adjourned for Three Months, $e. 21. 
- - - until after proceeding on the Other 

Orders of the Day - - - = 22. 
- - - Ditto, Orders of the Day - - 23. 
- - = further adjourned = = © = 24.25. 


II. 
III. Queftions Negative relating to Debates - - - 


Debates refumed - - - - - = - = 26. t0 36. 


37° 


IV. Incidental Proceedings 38. 39. 


Debates. 


I. Debates adjourned on various Matters, viz. 


On Motions for ordering Accounts and Papers, viz. 
I. Number of Men deftined for the Expedition to the Weft Indies under Sir Charles Grey, LI. 573. 


For Addreffes, viz. 
2. For eftablifhing a Board of Agriculture, XL VIII. 782. 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Relating 











| Debates &gt;: Adjourned. 


























: Relating to Bills, viz. ; 





- 3. On Motions for Leave to bring in Bills, XLVI. 427.—LI. 624.—LII. 466. 
for Six Months, &amp;c. L. 279.—LI. 436. 
See infra. 
4. : For referring a Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill toa Committee of the whole Houfe, (Slave 
Trade) ; for Six Months, L. 279. 
5: For the Second Reading of a Bill, XLVIII. 654. 
6. For committing Bills, XLIX. 202.—L. 339. 
&gt;. For difcharging Oyders for hearing Counfel on Bills, XLIX. 360. 371. 


Relative to Claufes, viz. 


8. After being read Twice, feveral Amendments being propofed, adjourned till after the other Orders 
of the Day are gone through, LII. 96. Further adjourned, 97. 


9: For bringing up Claufes, XLVIII. 347. 
For making them Parts of Bills, LI. 643. 
10, On Amendments propofed to Claufes, XLVI. 820. 828.—LII. 96. 


For reading Claufes, &amp;c. viz. 
rr. A Second Time, L. 437. 
A Third Time, L. 612. 


‘Relative to the Third Reading of Bills, &amp;c. viz.’ 
12. For the Third Reading of them, XLVIII. 778.—XLIX. -579. 
For now reading them Third Time, LIII. 174. 
For Bills to pafs, XLVI. 684. 


On Amendments propofed, viz. 
To Bills, viz. 
13. On Third Readings, LI. 220.—LII. 464.—LV. 772. 
14. For deferring Third Readings Three Months, &amp;c. L. 619. 


To particular Queftions, viz. 
15. For adding Words thereto, XLVII. 556. 
See fupra, 10. 


For Opinions or Refolutions of the Houfe, viz. 
16. Relative to Ruffia and the Porte refpecting Oczakow, XLVII. 457. 
to negotiating the Loan for 1796; LI. 426. 427. 


to feveral Paffagesin a Pamphlet, intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englifh Government;” LI. 
100. 3 











to the Amount of the Public Funded Debt, Liv. 673.—LV. 771. 779. 


For the Houfe to refolve itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


17. To confider of the Expediency of encouraging the Culture of Potatoes and. Peafe, Lv. 206. 


On Motions for making Standing Orders, viz. 
18. Relating to making Navigable Canals, 8c. L. 587. 


On Queftions for bringing up Petitions, viz. 


Of the Rev. Thomas Fifhe Palmer, Clerk, a Prifoner, &amp;c. XLIX. 225. 











Debates 3 Adjourned, &amp;c. 





20. 


21. 


a2. 


Latte 
ts 


27. 
28. 


29. 


oF 


30. 


On Queftions for referring Petitions to Committees, viz. 


Relative toa Reform in Parliament, XLVI. 743. 


Debates adjourned for Three Months, &amp;c. viz. 


Relative to the Punifhment of Convicts, and to confining them in Newgate until Ships are ready, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 824. See /upra, 3. 


Debates adjourned until after the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, XLVIII. 
654.—XLIX. 579.—L. 619.—LII. 96. 


——Ditto Orders of the Day, XLVI. 347. 





Debates further adjourned, XLVII. 568. 583. 828.—XLVIII. 447.—XLIX. 371.—L. 475. 620. 
LI. 602. 649.—LII. 593.—LIV. 698. 712. 724.—LV. 779. 


——Ditto further adjourned for Three Months, &amp;c. -L. 620. 


Debates refumed, zzz. 


For ordering Accounts and Papers, LI. 632. 

For Addrefles, XLVIII. 791. 

For bringing in Bills, XLVIM. 621.—LIII. 475. 

For deferring the Second Reading of Bills, XLVIII. 654. r 

For committing Bills, XLIX. 207.—L. 369. 

For bringing up Claufes, XLVIII. 348. 

For reading ingroffed Claufes a Second Time, L. 482. 

On Amendments propofed to be made to Claufes, XLVII. 830.—LII. 97. 100. 
For reading them a Third Time, L. 615. | 
For making Claufes Parts of Bills, LI. 663. 

For Amendments propofed to Bills, LI. 226.—LII. 605. 





Ditto, and the Amendments withdrawn, LV. 776. 

For the Third Reading of Bills, XLVIII. 785.—XLIX. 580.—LIII. 174. 
For paffing Bills, XLVI. 689. 

Relative to particular Complaints, LI. 119. 

For bringing up Petitions, XLIX. 255. 

For referring Petitions.to Committees, XLVIII. 749. 


On Motions for Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe, XLVI. 471.—LI. 441.—LIV. 729.— 
LV. 785. 


On Amendments propofed to Refolutions, XLVII. 620, 
For making Standing Orders, L, 604. 
After the other Orders of the Day are proceeded in, XLVIII. 654.—LII. 97. 
—— and further adjourned, viz. | 
For Three Months, L. 620. 
Till the Morrow, LII. 97. 


Hil. Queftions Negative, vz. 


37- 


To adjourning Debates, viz. 


On Queftions for Addreffes, L. 428.—LV. 473+ 
for Adjournments of the Houfe to particular Days, LV. 49. 
for now reading Bills Firft Time, LI. 69. — 











for committing Bills, XLVI. 311. 





on Amendments propofed to:Bills, Lill. 669. 
for Bills with Amendments to be ‘ingrofled, XLIX. 741. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4 I - —— for 









Debates, &amp;c. - 


























for reading Bills Third Time, LI. 192. 





for making Claufes Parts of Bills, LIV. 503. 





for paffing Bills, XLVI. 608.—L. 561.—LI. §54.—LIII. 700.—LV. 732. 
for Members to be expelled, LI. 661. : 
—— for making Refolutions Standing Orders, XLIX. 562. 


To particular Words franding Parts of Queftions for adjourning Debates to 


particular Days, viz. 





On the Second Reading of a Claufe, L. 437. 
0 For bringing up a Petition, XLIX. 225. 


To further adjourning a Debate, viz. 
For Three Months, viz. 
On a Queftion for Leave to bring ina Bill, XLVIIH. 621. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings relating to Debates, w7z. 


38. Debates interrupted by loud and difarderly Behaviour of particular Members, XLVIII. 11. 1 3. 


39 Orders for adjourning Debates to particular Days difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVII. 
583.—LI. 649.—LIV. 698. 


See Potions, 66. 





Debentures, 


Sce Atcounts, 777. 1264.—alt. 


Debt, 


See Getountt, 144. 164. 470. 629. 647. 660. 775. 797. 1016. 1159.— Actions. — Bills, 
84. 136. 363.—-' Hurches, (Botolph)—Debates— igh waps Curnpike:-—bonle, 174. 
175. 267: 274. 321.—Poor.— public Funded Debt. 




















Debt National. 


3, Bill to amend and render more effectual an A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. “ for vefting certain Sums in 
* Commiffioners, &amp;c.” and to provide for the Application of an additional Sum to the Reduc- 
tion of the National Debt in Cafe of future Loans, ordered, &amp;c. XLVII. 529. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 630. Inftruction, 676. Amendments made by the Lords, 805. Amendments con- 
fidered, and deferred for Three Months, 814. Another Bill ordered, i4fd. P. 1089. 


2. Petition of Sir Frances Blake, Baronet, relating tothe Difcharge of the National Debt, to lie on the 
Table, Li. 300. 





Quefiion Negative, viz. 


3. For an Account of all Communications between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Com- 
miflioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, with Reafons for not fubfcribing to a late 
Loan, XLVII. 467. 


See Attounts, 260. 625. 647. 648. 651. 1376.-—%ank of Cngland, 3.—Bills, 
42.houfe, 120. 275~—RQuestions pPresfous Megative—Srcotland, 8.— 
Speeches, 7.—Supplp, 454. 554. 


i ey ee nes 2 oe 


Debtors. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Mebtors, 





J. Petitions and Bills relating to Infolvent Debtors, &amp;c. wz. 


Petitions complaining of their Diftrefs, and praying Relief, XLVI, 22. 90,96. 127. 140. 142. 29% 
367. 392. 653. XLVI. 108. 121. 425.—-—XLVIII. 34. 52. 93. 122. 388.———XLIX. 
231. 408. 413. 419. 442.-453. 461. 469. 487. 496. 500. 544. 552. 555: 568. 583. 592: 
598. L. 92. 145. 153. 174. 187. 224. 243. 297- 304. 342. 433: 453. 485.———LI. 36. 
561.——LII. 217. 279. 390. 400. 422. 530. 569. 572. 582. 591. 597. 603. 615. 618. 
625. 669. 688.-——LIII. 137. 141. 142. 146. 149. 156. 159. 161. 163, 165. 166. 167. 172% 
S12. 536. 607. LIV. 5. 8. 44. 57. 66. 70. 74. 76. 83. 101. 152. 181. 201 212, 
221. 256. 260. 298. LV. 51. 88. 90.95. 113. 115. 119. 140, 168. 172. 177. 189. 209, 
265.276. 295. 312. 342. 799. 826. 861. 862. 869. 872: 874: 875. 881. 885. 889. Sor. 
893. 897. 898. goo 925. 


—— Of Debtors who were excluded the Betiefit of former Acts, LIII. 667. 




















-——— Of Debtors confined in the King’s Bench Prifon, praying the Houfe to enter upoii the Invefti- 
gation of the State of the Prifonszand to make Provifion by a Standing Law for Relief of Pri- 
foners, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, XLVI. 343. Committee appointed to confider the Pradtice 
and Effects of Imprifonment for Debt, 560. Another Petition of the Debtors in the King’s 
Bench Prifon, to lie on the Table, 653. See infra, 3. and Youle, 174: 175. 








Of Prifoners who have taken, and of thofe who mean to take, the Benefit of Acts of Parliament 
made for Relief of Infolvent Debtors, &amp;c. praying for an Addition to be made to their Allow- 


ance of Four Pence per Diem; to lie'‘on the Table, LII. 390. Petition again read and referred 


to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 411. Confidered, &amp;c. and, 


Bill to amend fo much of A&amp; 32 Geo. II. for Relief of Debtors, &amp;c. as relates to the Weekly 
Sum thereby directed to be paid to Prifoners for Debt in the Cafe therein mentioned, ordered, 
421. Petition of the Prifoners for Debt in the King’s Bench Prifon, for an Enlargement of the 
Sum allowed to them, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, 422. Petition of Debtors in the Gaol of Not- 
tingham, {tating that they have no Allowance whatever ; to lie on the Table; 470. The Order 
for the above Bill difcharged and another Order made, for amending the Aét of 32 Geo. If. 
for the like Purpofe, 549. P. 662. 


Petition of Prifoners confined for Debt in His Majefty’s Gaol of Newgate, complaining of the 
crowded State of the Prifon, and of their having fcarce any thing but the Gaol Allowance to 
fubfift on; to lie on the Table, LII. 530. Petition of other Prifoners in the fame Gaal relating 
to Ditto, referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 568. Not reported. 


Bills, viz. 


For Relief of Infolvent Debtors; ordered, Lit. 654. Petition of Jofeph George Pedlev, long 
confined for Debt, and Petition of Debtors confined in the King’s Bench Prifon who were ex- 
cluded the Benefit of the laft Infolvent A&amp;, praying to be included in the prefent Bill, &amp;c. re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, 688. Petition of certain Debtors qonfined for Debt in the 
King’s Bench Prifon, to be included in the prefent Bill; referred to the Committee, 692. Con- 
fidered in a Committee; report a Progrefs, and to be further confidered, 699. Petition of 
other Prifoners confined for Debt in the King’s Bench Prifon, to lie on the Table, 707. Further 
confidered and to be reported, 710 Petition of Infolvent Debtors. in the Marthallea Prifon for 
Relief, to lie on the Table, 714, Bill reported; an Amendment dilagreed to; a Claufe added 
for relieving Perfons in Prifon before a certain Time, &amp;c. and another Claufe for Relief of certain 
Quakers in York Caftle for Non-payment of Tythes, &amp;c. 716. Petition of William Wilkinfon, 
late a Merchant in the Ifland of Antigua but now a Prifoner in the King’s Bench Prifon, pray- 
ing for a fpecific Claufe to include him in the Bill; to lie on the Table, 720. Bill read Third 
Time and the Title altered, &amp;c. ibid. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments which 
were agreed to, 748.’ P. 750. — 


For making perpetual an At of 33 Geo. III. for the further Relief of Debtors with refpe&amp; to 
the Imprifonment of their Perions, and for Difcovery of their Effects for their Creditors Be- 
nefit; ordered, LIV. 429. Confidered in the Committeé ; reported without Amendment; Bill 
to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 516. 533. P. 623. ‘ 


See fupra, 3. 


II. Bills from the Lords relating to Debtors, vz. | 


For the further Relief of Debtors with refpet to the Imprifonment of their Perfons, and to oblige 
Debtors who fhall continue in Execution in Prifon beyond a certain Time, &amp;c. to deliver up their 
Eftates for their Creditors Benefit, XLVIII. 59. Committed, 62. Confidered and report, 
and Amendments reported, 63. Agreed to, 64. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 89. 
P. 92. 


For the Difcharge of certain Infolvent Debtors, XLIX. 563. Read Firft Time,. &amp;c. and ordered 
to be printed, 566. Committed, 585. Petition of George Smith, formerly of Canton in 
China, Merchant, for a Claufe to be introduced in his Favour; referred to a Committee to 
examine, &amp;c. ibid. Petition of Benjamin Pope, a Prifoner in His Majefty’s Prifon of the 
Fleet, for a Claufe to be introduced in his Favour, to lie on the Table, 5838. aS S99 

pt 











. 








Bankrupt Prifoners confined in the King’s Bench Prifon, for a Claufe to be inferted in the 
Bill for their Relief; to lie on the Table, 593. Report on Mr. Smith’s Petition, and to 
lie on the Table, 595. Committee deferred, 597. Petition of other Debtors confined in 
the King’s Bench Prifon on Behalf of themfelves and others, &amp;c. and alfo a Petition of the Ma- 
jority of the Prifoners confined for Debt in His Majefty’s Gaol of Newgate, all praying for 
an Extenfion of the faid Bill to a further Period than feems intended; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill. 597. Deferred, 599. Confidered in the Committee, 621. Petition of 
the Debtors on the Common Side of the Poultry Compter, praying for the Relief to be ex- 
tended to all deferving honeft Infolvents imprifoned for Debt fince the 1ft of January 1794, 
&amp;c. to lie onthe Table, 625. Bill reported with Amendments, which are entered, &amp;c. 626. 
633. Agreed to by the Lords, 734. P. 735. 


9 To remedy certain Omiffions in an Act of the preceding Seffion (34 Geo. III.) “ for the Dif- 
charge of certain Infolvent Debtors,” L. 467. Read Firft Time and to be printed, 468. Re- - 
ported with Amendments, and Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 565. 571. P. 618. 


See Wills, 139. 146.— Commercial Credit.— Committees, 94.— Debts Small, 5. 
Poule, 175. 321. 





Debts, 


See illg, 220.—Committers, 134. 


Mebts (Bublic, &amp;c.) 


See Accounts, 286. 481. 508. 616.620. 625. 628. 647. 655. 681. 877.-g02. 1016. 1183, 
1200, 1264.—Amerfta,— Bankers.— Crown Lands,.—CEstates, 3. 4. 27. 34. 48. &amp;c.— 
Highways Turnpike.—oule, 184. 231 —RKing, 7—Land Rebenue,—Werehanrs,— 
Pavigations, 24.—Petitions, 62.—Scotland, 51.—Speaker, 5o.— Wales, Prince of, 7. 8. 




















Debts (Small), 


I, Petition of Complaint relating to Ditto, viz. 


‘. : Of the High Sheriff of the Cunty Palatine of Lancafter, &amp;c. complaining of Abufes in the Con- 
duct of thofe employed in Courts for the Recovery of Small Debts, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, 
XLVII. 383. See Houle, 174, 175. 





I]. Petitions for Bills for the more eafy and fpeedy recovering of 
Small Debts in particular Places, referred to Com- 
mittees, 772. 


2. Cirencefter, Crowtherne, and Mintry, &amp;c. Hundreds, commonly called the Seven Hundreds of 
Cirencefter, in the County of Gloucefter, XLVI. 512. Report, 640. P. 1070. 


&amp; 


Stoke upon Trent, Burflem, and Woolftanton, in the County of Stafford, XLIX. 242. Not 
/ reported. 


4. Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford, XLVI. 202. Report, 551. Bill prefented and read 
Firft Time, 586. Not proceeded in. 


III. Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;c. and render more effeQual Acts 
paffed for the Recovery of Small Debts, v/z. 


be London City; Act 3 James I. &amp;c. and for extending the Powers of the Court of Requefts in the 
faid City in and by the faid Aéts; to lie on the Table, L. 164. Petition again read and Bill 
ordered, 565. Bill reported and re-committed, 611. Reported again, &amp;c. 614. On a 


Motion 




















Debts Small. 


Motion for ndw reading the Bill Third Time, an Amendment propofed to defer it for Three 
Months; a Debate arifing thereon, it was adjourned till after the other Orders of the Day were 
proceeded in, 619. Order for Ditto read and further adjourned for Three Months, 620. 
Petition for a Bill, &amp;c. reriewed and referred to a Committee, LI. 92.. Report, 385. Pre- 
fented, Sc. 522. Negative now reading the Bill a Third Time and defer it for Three Months, 
614; Petition for a Bill renéwed and Bill ordered, Lil. 269. Prefented, &amp;c. 480. 
Petition renewed arid referred to a Committee, LMI. 312. Report, 382. Prefented and read, 
400,——Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LIV. 171. Not reported. Petition renewed 
and referred; &amp;c. LV. 285. Report, 480. Bill reported, 632. Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 642. Motion for the Third Reading and the Houfe interrupted by the Black Rod, 
680. Queftion again propofed ; Motion hot agreed to for deferring the Matter for Three 
Months ; Bill read Third Time and further Proceeding adjourned for a few Days, 684. Fur- 
ther Proceeding refumed, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 687. Agreed toby the Lords with an 
Amendment, 725. Amendment agreed to, 726. P. 746. | 


IV. Petitions for Bills to extend the Jurifdi¢tion of Courts Baron, 
&amp;c. and for regulating the Fees thereof, &amp;c. referred 
to Committees, vz. 


6. Pontefra&amp;t and Wakefield, in the County of York, for the better Regulation of the Co 
Baren of the Honour and Manor, XLVIII. 265. Petition renewed, &amp;c. LI. 300. ~ 
reported. . of 


es Pontefract, in the County of York, for extending the Jurifdition, and to make further Regula- 


tions of the Rules and Practice of the Court Baron-of the Honour of Pontefract, LII. 313. Not 
reported. 























7. Richmond and Richmondhhire, in the County of York, for regulatitig the Practice and Proceedings, 
and extending the Jurifdiction of the Court Baron, XLVIII. 238. Not reported. 


V. Petition for a Bill to amend or repeal and grant other Powers, 
an Act paffed for the Recovery of Small Debts, &amp;c. re- 


ferred to a Committee, w/z. 


&amp;. Halifax, Bradford, Kighley, &amp;c. fo much of Aét of 20 Geo. III. as relates to Ditto for thofe 


Places, XLVIII. 163. Report, 300. Bill reported and re-committed, 433. Reported again, 
606. P. 712. 


| See Bills, 147.~-Drderg, 67.—Scotland, 5. 6. 





Decks. 


See Wills, 85. Slaves, 





Declarations. : 


See Accounts, 792. 937. 1238.—Abddreflet; 48. 94.~Billg. 224.—Clections, 7. 9— 
Woule, 175.— embers, 128. 129.— Sedition, 6.—Supplp, 458. 597. 





—- Perrees, Judgments, &amp;c. 


Attefted Copies of Ditto produged to a Committee, XLIX. 438. 
See Cgtates Forfeited.— Muir and Palmer.—Supplip, (Stamps). 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 4K Deeds, 












Deeds and Wills. 


Bill from the Lords to reftrain all Trufts and Dire¢tions in Deeds or Wills, whereby the Profits of 
Produce of Real or Perfonal Eftate thall be accumulated, and the beneficial -Enjoyment thereof 
poftponed beyond the Time therein limited, Lv. 636. Read, &amp;c. and to be printed, 637. 
Committed, 649. Confidered, and report a Progtefs, 685. Further confidered ; reported with 
Amendments, which are entered; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill as 
amended to be Pa eangy 703. Report further confidered ; a Claufe added and entered; Bill to 
be read Third Time, 728. Deferred, 745. Read Third Time; a Claufe added and entered, 
&amp;c. 754. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 774. P. 784. 


See Hills, 147.—Wocks, 3. 4. 5.— Duties, 58.—Cstates.—Cstates Forfeited— 
pPapists, 1.—Stamps, 2. 3—Hupplp, 361. 363. soo. 


Deer. 


See Accounts, 1264.—- Forests, 








Mefaulters, 


See Clections.—ionle, 309. &amp;c.—Membergs, 10. to 23. 





Defence, 


I. Bill for Defence of the Coafts ; ordered, XLIX. 380. P. 485. 


Ditto more effectually to provide for the Defence and Security of the Realm, &amp;c.; ordered, 
Lill. 426. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, idid. Bill reported; Claufes ‘added, &amp;c. and 
Bill as amended to be printed, 437. Read Third Time; a Claufe added, and Amend- 
ments made, 440. P. 451. 


3. Houfe adjourns on a Motion for a Board of General Officers, &amp;c. to confider the Meafures adopted 
for the Security and Defence of the Country, LII. 438. 


See Actounts, 65. 73. 105. 126. 161. 219. 224. 241. 244. 247. 896.—Addrefies, 


144.—Arimp, 13. 14. &amp;c.— Bills, 147.—Militia—Pavp, 10. 11. &amp;c.— Hots 
land.— Speeches, 8. &amp;c.—Uolunteers, &amp;c. 





Ze 





Wefictencies. 


See Accounts, 646. 1228.—Committees, 111.—Supplp, 566. 568. 





| Meqrees. 
See Serjeants at Late.—fouppip (Stamps), 
Delay. 


See Mills, 158. 





ae 











See Clections.— Scotland, 20. &amp;c:—Sedition..  - 


a 





Wel(veranee. 


Sce Bills, 340.—Curope.—specthes, 


Memands, 


Sce Accounts, 267.— Bills, 378.—Promillory Potes, 


Demetne Lands. 


See Aetounts, 1264.—Crown Lande,—Wanorg, 





Denmark. 


See Attounts.—aAdorelles, 140.—Sbippiig and Mabigation, 1—Supplp, 52.—West Indies, 





| PWepartments. 


See AtrountS, 295. 508. 555. 557s 563. 564. 569.—Supply, 72. 119. &amp;c. 


-Weposits, 


Engagetnents relative to Depofits on new Loans, Lit. 506, 
See Accounts, 508. &amp;c.+—Bills, 366.—Ssupply, 301. 416. 527. 534. 581. 





Depots. 


See Corn and Grain, 2. &amp;c.— Works, 6. 





Ispex XLVI. toLV. (1790—1800.) Deprevations. 











Drprevations. 


See Mbdrelles, 64.rMoeks,— Houle, Riots, 1. 2,—WMest Indies, 6—Thames River. 





Deputation. 


See Aemp.—iBills (Cavalty).—€lections (Downton).—enibers, 118.—Supplp, 360. 361. 
486. 499. 





Beputies. 


Deputy Cleck of the Crown. 


See Clevk of the Crown. 





Deputy Lieutenants. 


See Accounts, 1104.—Armp.—Billg, 18.—Jademnitp, 1. &amp;c.—Pilitia. 





Melrendants, 


See Cstates.—Cstates Forfeiteo.—Supplp, 312. 458. 


Welrent. 


See Armp.—Coasts.—houle, 258 —Speeches, 7.—olunteers. 
* 


| Welerters. 


- Encouraged to return, LIV. 715. 





Welertion, 


See Army,—Paby.—Seamen, 






















Designing. 


See Sttounts, 307.—Callito Printets,—Ditcoberies.— Supply, 176. 





Determinations. 


See Glections.— Journal —WHuir and Palmer. Pews-papers, 1.—Mptaker, 120. 


Deviations. 


See Mills, 245. 


Devisees. 


See Cstates.— Petitions, 182. 183. 


PDtamonds, &amp;c. 


See France.—balland.— Lotteries. 


Difficulties. 


See 15illg, 206.— Pabigations, 22.—Srotland, 3. 


Diligence. 


See 5illg, 134.—Patlports. 





Mtliqences. 


See Dnties, 74. 





Winners. 


See Accounts, 138. 284.—evition. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4L Diorefe. 













Deprevations. 


See Mbdrelles, 64.—sDoeks,—Hhoule,—Miots, 1. 2— West Indies, 6—Thames River. 





Weputation, 


See Aemp.—iBillg (Cavalty).—€lections (Downton).—Menibers, 118.—Supplp, 360. 36:1. 
486. 499: 


Deputies ‘ 


See Willg, 267. 





Deputy Clerk of the Crown. 


See Clevk of the Crotwn. 


Deputy Lieutenants, 


See Accounts, 1104.—Armp.— Bills, 18.—Jndemuitp, 1. &amp;c.— Pilitia. 


PWelcendants, 


See Cstates.—Cstates Forfejteo.—Supplp, 312. 458. 


Welrent. 


See Armp.—Coasts.—houle, 258 —Speeches, 7.—Uolunteers, 
* 


—Welerters. 


Encouraged to return, LIV. 715. 


Welertion, 


See Army,—Paby.—Seamen, 








Designing. 


See Sitounts, 307.—Callico Printets,—Ditcoberies.—__‘Supply, 176. 





Determinations. 


See Glections. —Journal.—Huir and Palmer.—__Pews-papers, 1.—Mpeaker, 120. 


Deviations. 


See Wills, 245. 





Devisees. 


See Cstates.— Petitions, 182. 183. 





Diamonds, &amp;c. 


See France.— Halland.— Lotteries. 





Miiculties. 


See ills, 206.— Pabigations, 22.—rotland, 3. 


Diligence. 


See Wills, 134.—Palports. 





Mtligences. 


See Dnties, 74 





Dinners. 


See Accounts, 138. 284.—edition. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4L Diocefe. 





























Diorete. 


See ighops.—Churches, (Milbrooke), &amp;c.—pPatrons. 





Directors. 


See Accounts, 520, &amp;c.—Bank of Cngland.— Bills, 267.—Cast Judia Companp.— Poor. 


4 4 ¥ 4 
Milabilities. 
Bill from the Lords to relieve the Marquis of Lanfdown from them, for having fat and voted in 
the Houfe of Peers without taking the neceffary Oaths, LII. 366. Read Firft and Second 


Time and committed and Committee to meet forthwith on Ditto, 366. Reported with 
Amendments and read Third Time, &amp;c. 368. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 371. 


P. 374. 
Sce IWillg, 229. 243. 247. 249.—Diffenters—3nclofures, 2.—pPapists. 





Misburlements. 


See Accounts, 79. 94. 97. 103. 124 137. 138. 146. 260. 281. 344. 404 508. 870, 
906. 





DHtlcounts. 


Average Rate of Difcount allowed, LII. 164. 
Petition againft Extenfion of Difcounts, LI. 463. 


See Accounts, 641. 643. 700. 886. 1035. 1047.—dank,—Contributorg, 2— 
Drawbacks, 24. 25. 26.—Supplp, 416. 454. 487. 


MDilroveries Rew. 


Petitions relating to Ditto, w/z. 


* Of Doétor Cuthbert Gordon, relating to Dyeing Colours ; to lie on the Table, XLVI. 241. 
: Renewed and referred to a Committee, XLVIIF. 266. No Report. An Account of a Sum 
iffued to Ditto, and to William Gordon, Nurferyman, for cultivating the Plant called Cheefe 
Rennet, XLVIII. 292. 








2. Of Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, relating to a Time-Keeper ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 521. 
Again read and referred to a Committee, 748. Report and to lie on the Fable, 1075. 
Petition renewed and to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 246. See Longitude, 1. 2. 


3- Of Abraham Bofquet, Efquire, relating to preferving Ships and Cargoes from foundering at Sea ; 
to lie on the Table, XLIX. 278. Again read and referred toa Committee’to examine, 
&amp;c. 636. No Report. 


Of Thomas Foden, of the City of Coventry, Chymift, 8c. for a Recompence, &amp;c. for his Difco- 
very of a Chryftaline Size and Pafte to fave Wheat, Flour, &amp;c. ;. King’s Recommendation figni- 
fied ; Petition to lieon the Table, LV. 474. Petition again read and referred to a Committee 
toexamine, &amp;c. 481. Leave given to report the Minutes of Evidence taken, 53 5- Reported; 
Report to lic on the Table and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 564. Report again read 

and 


















Ditcoveries New. 


and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 648. Report a Refolution and an Addrefs 
thereon for an Enquiry to be made, and for a Reward, and the Report of the Seleé&amp;t Committee 
to be laid before His Majefty, 657. Anfwer reported, 669. 


Of John Davis, of Duke Street, Saint Geonge’s Fields, for a Recompence, &amp;c. for his Difcovery 
of a Method of cleaning‘and purifying damaged and{mutty Wheat, &amp;c.; King’s Recommenda- 
tion fignified ; Petition to lie on the Table, LV. 529. Petition again read and referred to a 
Committee to examine, &amp;c. 532.. Reported and Report to lie on the Table, 660. The 
Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 767. Report, 768. 


See Accounts, 284. 285. 669. 691.—Addvefles, 67. Wills, 66.—Longitude,— 
Patents,—Supplp, 180. 


Wileales. 


ee Accounts, 1389.— Bills, 84—Mellages.—_Petitions, 60. 86.—Muarantine. 











Milpatches, &amp;c. 


See Accountg, 26. 65. 68. 73. 85. 105. 138. 524. 937.—Muvreiles, 137. 154. 





Mitputes. 


See Bills, 84. 159. 267.—Serbants. 





Dillent. 
Reports of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. to Bills, L. 100. 261. 335. 363. 366. 432. 433. 


459. 
See Dibisiong.—Enidence, 1—Pabigations, 53—Meports, 123. 





DMiflenters. 


t. Bill to relieve, upon Conditions and under Reftriétions, Perfons called Protefting Catholic Dif- 
fenters, from certain Penalties and Difabilities to which Papifts, &amp;c. are by Law fubjeét ; 
Motion for Ditto referred to a, Committee of, the whole Houfe, XLVI. 206. Report, 251. 
Bill confidered in the Com*nittee ; reported; Report to be further confidered and Bill with 
the Amendments to be printed, 373. Report further confidered ; Amendments made and 
a Claufe added, that Roman Catholics, taking an Oath, may teach Schools, 396. Read 
Third Time and Amendments made, 442. 448. Agréedto by the Lords with Amendments, 
which were agreed to, 696. 697. P. 707. 


2. Bill to explain and amend an A&amp;t of 31 Geo. III. “ to relieve, upon Conditions, the Perfons 
‘© therein defcribed from certain Penalties, &amp;c. to which Papifts, &amp;c. are by Law fubjeét,” fo 
far as the fame relates to the Admiffton of Attorneys and Solicitors; ordered, XLIX. 377. 
Bill fent to the Lords, 472. ‘Not returned. 


3. A&amp; of 1 of William and Mary, and feveral other Acts relating to Diffenters read, &amp;c. and 
Negative referring a Motion for a Bill thereupon to a Committee, XLVII. 788. 


See Bills, 67. 148.—iRiots.—Supply, soo. 





Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Distempers, 











 Bistempers. 


See Houle, 193.— Laws Crpiring —Quarantine. 





Distillers. 


; f 
‘See Willig, 149. 268.—Distillerp.—Srcotland.—Oupplp, 482. 556. 592. 





Distillery. 


Bill to prohibit, fora Time to be limited, the making of Low Wines and Spirits from Wheat, Barley, 
Malt, or any other fort of Grain, or from any Meal, Flour, or Bran ; ordered, L. 612. Prefented ; 
read Firft and Second Time and committed, 615. Inftruction to make Provifion relative to 
Hotne-made Spirits depofited in Warehoufes fer Exportation ; Bill confidered and reported, 620. 
P. 637. Bill to continue, for a further Time to be limited, the faid AG, ordered and an In- 
ftruétion for Provifion to be made to prevent the Diftillation of Spirituous Liquors from Potatoes, 
LI. 19. Report and re-committed and an Inftruction to make Provifion for prohibiting the 
Diftillation of Low Wines or Spirits from Melaffes or Sugar, 118. Petition of Mefirs. Blair 
and Co. of Greenock, and others, againft Ditto, praying to be at liberty to work up their 
Stock in Hand and to be’ indemnified, they having proceeded in purfuance of an Act of the 
preceding Seffion relative to the Diftilleries in Scotland ; referred to the Committee.on the Bill 
and Bill confidered, 151. Report, 166. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Rochdale, for Provifion to be made for reftraining Diftilleries from ufing Britifh-made 
Melaffes; to lieon the Table, 220. The Bill now read Third Time, and an Amendment bein 
propofed to the Bill upon which a Debate arofe, the Debate adjourned, &amp;c. 220. The Debate 
ref{umed and a Claufe added, that the Proof of Melaffes ufed being Foreign fhall lie on the 
Diftiller ; and another Claufe, for excepting Potatoes grown by any Dittiller and referved for the 
Ule of his Family; and Amendments made to the Bill, 226. P. 271. 





Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the Ufe of Corn in diftilling of Spirits, or making of 
Starch; ordered, LY. 799. Prefented, &amp;c. 801. 803. Inftruétion relative to Spirits ware- 
houfed for Exportation and taken out for Home Confumption, 865. P. 895. 


See Accounts, 600. 601. 712. 713. 723. 733+ 737+ 738. 1042. 1069. 1072. 1083. 
1085. 1201.—2illg, 2. 20. 40. 43.—Commmittees, 97. 123.— Duties, 13. 77, 
—Laws Expiring, 20.—pPatents; 5—Scotland, 7. &amp;c.—Spirits,—sugar,— 
Supply, 335. 335 337. 482. 507. 508. 509. 582. 








Mistrets, 


See Bills, 167. 384.—Debtors,— Boule, 175. 


. 












Distribution. 


See Accounts, 141. 1r9g0.—Adbdrefles, roz. 103.—Bills, 264. 





Wistributors. 


See Mecounts, 1135. 


Districts. 








‘Pistricts. 





I. _ England and Scotland divided into Diftri&amp;ts, for the Purpofe of afcertaining the Prices of Corn 
and Grain, XLVI. 85. 
2. The Limits of the Highlands in Scotland, as {pecified in an AG 33 Geo. III. altered, Li. 633. 
35 A very particular Diftri@ in Lancathire, called Fumefs; Lil. 574. 


See Accounts, 241. 247. 248. 249.—%Billg, 259 —Corn and Grain, 2.—Dehateg, 
16.—Clections, 84.— fens, (Whittlefey).— Highwaps, 273. 274.—3nclolureg, 
(Hornby), &amp;c.. Dftices—poor, 6. 10. 11. 34.~—Riots.—fSrcotland, (Corn), &amp;c. 
goupply, 484. 520. 


Ditches. 


See Mills, 237. 


Dividends. 


Increafe of Dividends paid to Proprietors of Eaft India Stock, &amp;c.—-LI, 700. 


See Accounts, 256. 257. 261. 354. 496. 513. 989. 990. &amp;c.—Bank of Cngland’ 
4. &amp;c.— Bills, 136. 151. 364.—Debt Pational.—Oermanp, 1.—oule, 120.— 
Zreland, 1.—foupplp, 554. 


MDtvine Worship. 


Celebration of Ditto by Authority; LIL 437. 537- 
See Churches, 21. &amp;c.—anle, 62. 63. 188.—Pellages, 33. 


Dtvisions. 


See Commons and Wastes.—Districts.— Pighwans.—Zuclofures.—_ Quebec. 

















CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Divisions of the Bouse. 


I. Divifions of the Houfe, of a particular Sort - 1. to *. 


II. Queftions upon which the Houfe divided, and the: Yeas went 
forth, relating to, v7. 


Accounts and Papets - = 8. fo 11. | Memberss+ - - «= - - -6 5. 66. 
Addrefles = ~ - + - 12. 40 15. | Meflages+ - - - = 2 + - 64, 
Amendments + - - - 16. 40 20. | Minifters- - - - - = + ¢bid. 
Bills - += - = += = «+ 21. to 42. | Motions + + - - - 68, 
Claufes - + - = + + 43. to 46; | Orders, and Orders of the Day - 69. 
Committees- = - = + 47. to 53. | Petitions - + - = * + 70. £0 74 
Counfel - - - = - = 54. 55. | Reports =~ - - = - = 75, g Bo, 
Debates - = - ++ = 46. 57. | Refolutioss - - - «= + &lt; «+ 81, 
EleGtions - - = - = = = 58. | Thanks - - «+ + + = 4 + 82 
Houfe - - = - = «© 59. to 64 


Inpex XLYI. to LV. (1790—1 800.) 








4M 


Divisions of the House; Table to- the Head; &amp;c. 








— 


III. Queftions upon which the Houfe divided, and the Noes went 


forth, relating to, wz. 


Adjournments .- - - - +) - 95. | Ordersofthe Day’ += - - gg. #o ror. 

Amendments - - - - ~- - 83. | Petitions - - - &gt;.- - = * 

Bills - - - - - - 84. to g2. | Profecutions - - - - - - 102. 

Committees - - - - - = 93. | Queftions Previous = - - =- 103. 3 
Counfel - - - - - = - 94. | Reports - - - - - 104. t 105. 

Houfe - - - - 95. #0 97. | Refolutions - - - = 106, 0 109. 

Members - + - + = = = 98. | Speaker - - = - += © &amp; 110, 





Divisions. 


I. Of the Houfe, of a particular Sort, #72. 


7° 


In the Houfe, Yeas on the Right Hand of the Speaker, and Noes on bis Left, 
viz. 
On Ballots relating to Controverted Eleétions, &amp;c. XLVIL. 525. 541.—XLVIII. 352. 384.— 
L. 291.—LI, 526. 


Other Matters, viz. | 
An Equality of Nuthbers*upon Divifions; XLVI. $48.—LI. 764-—LIL. 335. 
No Yeas except the Tellers, XLVII. 695.—L. 600. 





Ditto, and no Noes remaining in the Houfe except One appointed a Teller, Lu. 634. 
No Noes; except the Tellers, -L. 275.—LM. 562. 





Ditto, and only One Teller for Noes, and Notice taken of Forty Members riot being prefents 
the Houfe adjourns, LV. 593. 


Not a Houfe upon Divifions, XLIX. 473.—L: 550.11. 232. 500.—LII. 217. 671.—LIIl 
660. 701:—LIV. 379. 


The Speaker declaring in favour of the No ; and a Divifion being demanded, the Yeas were 
direcled to go forth; but-‘no Member going forth, riot any né appearing as a Teller, the Speaker 
declared the Noes had it, XLVI. 395. 


Numbers told, and Notice taken of one of the Members having come into the Houfe after the 
Queftion was put; Member afked the Queftion thereon, and his Vote difallowed, L. 258. 


II. Queftions upon which the Houfe divided, arid the-Yeas went 


13 
14. 





forth, relating to, vz, 


Accounts and Papers, viz. AD 3a 


For ordering ther to be laid before the Houfe, XLVIII. 819.—XLIXs 313.—L. 258.—LV. 63: 
748. ! 

For amending Queftions for ordering Accounts, &amp;c. L. 26: 

For referring them to Committees; XLVII. 711, 


For ordering Accounts and Papers to be printedy XLVII: 695. 


Addreffes, viz: 
For Addreffes, XLVI. 58. 647. 682.—XLVIL 406. 814.—XLVII. 685. 791. 947.—XLIX. 
226. 304. 346. 400.—L. 600. 616.—LI. 400. 697.—LII. 212. 423. 461. 591. §93.— 
LV. 511. 871. 889. 892. 928. ; 
Amendments to Addreffes, viz. 
On King’s Speech, XLIX. 1g.—L. 6.—LI. 6. 
~ On His Majefty’s Meffages, L. 154. 


For His Majefty not to prorogue the Parliament, XLVI: 6 544 


Amendments, 








a tvisions 5 and the Yeas went forth. 





16. 


17. 
18. 


TQ. 
20. 


21. 


22. 
23. 
24s 


25. 


27+ 
28. 


29. 


41. 


42. 


43s 


Amendments, viz. 


For amending Queftions propofed by omitting Words; or that Words propofed to be. left out 
ftand part of the Queftion, XLVI. 176. 291. 361. 641.—XLVII. 5. 452. 530. 555. 817.— 
XLVIIL, 5. 281. 282. 433. 630. 653. 836. 837.—XLIX. 611.—L. 26. 96. 154. 385. 419. 
437+ 566. 586.—LI. 6. 69. 104. 441.' 674. 764.—-LII, 200. 204. 601. 623. 693.—LIIl. 
576. 685. 696.—LIV. 325. 378. 382. 468. 566.—LV. 49. 94. 453. 727+ 772. 

For particular Words to ftand Pagt of Amendments propofed, L. 96.—LII. 93. 

For amending Queftions, &amp;c. by inferting Words, XLVI. 229. 665.—XLVII. 741. 827.—-XLVIIL 
720.—XLIX. 15.—LII. 353. 386. 506.—LIV. 382. 383. 

For Ditto by adding Words, XLVIII. 417. 653. 

For agreeing with the Lords in an Amendment, XLVIII. 720. 


See /upra, 9. 13. 


Bills, viz. 


For bringing in Bills, XLVI. 468.—XLVIII. 312. 432.—XLIX. 335. 442. 538. 610.~—L. 26, 
70-—LI. 51. 382. 407. 602. 616. 623.—LV. 182. 610, goo. 


For referring Motions for bringing in Bills to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVII. 789. 
For an Inftruction to Gentlemen appointed to prepare Bills, &amp;c. L. 566. 

to aCommittee to divide One Bill into Two Bills, Li. 611: 

to Committees on Bills relative to other Matters, LI. 681. 

That they be now read a Firft Time,- XLIX. 610.—LI. 69. 86. 

——Dittoa Bill from the Lords, LI. 478. 








For reading Bills a Second Time, XLIX. 610,—LI. 69. 86.—LIV. 229.—LV. 577. got. | 


For now reading them a Second Time, XLVI. 291.—XLVII. 28%--XLIX. 610.—L, 536,—~ 
LIL. 153. 425. 


Ditto on the Morrow, LIV. 379. 





For reading them a Second Time on particular Days, XLVil. 530.—XLIX. 344: 


For difcharging Orders of the Houfe for Second Reading of Bills on particular Days, XLVIII. 
4440 | 

For committing Bills, XLVI. 275. 311.—XLVIII. 136, 667.—XLIX. 208. 611.—L. 297.. 30% 
369.—LI. 484. ' 

For the Houfe immediately refolving itfelf into Committees on Bills, XLIX. 611.—LI. 674. 





Ditto on particular Days, LI. 11.5.--LV. 369: 

For now receiving Reports on Bills, XLIX. 611. 

For now reading Amendments to Bills on being reported, a Secorid Time, L. 495. 
For re-committing Bills, XLVII. 803.—L. 293.—LII. 663. 

For Amendments to Bills, XLVII. 827. 

For inferting Words in Billsas Amendments, “LI, 518.—LV. 777: 

For Amendments propofed to Amendments, LIl.. 93. 

For ingroffng Bills, XLVII. 742. 

For now reading them a Third Time, LI. 546. 

For reading them Third Time on particular Days, LI. 764. 

For reading thema Third Time that Day Three Months, &amp;c. XLWIII. 417. 


For paffing Bills, XLVI. 684. 689-—XLVII. 787,—XLVIII. 618. 773-——XLIX. 613.—L. 104.— 
LIM. 644.—LIV. 503.—LV. 748. 


For adjourning, Proceedings on Third Readings, LV. 731. 

For printing Bills, XLVIM. 694. 

For inferting Words in Bills on Reports, Lil. 412. 

For Blanks in Bills being filled up with particular Words oh Reports, XLVI. 578. 


Claufes, viz. 


For bringing up Claufes, XLVI. 353. 641.—XLVIII. 803.—XLIX. 320. 3321 632.—L. 565. 
600.—LI. .687.—LI. 450. 457——LUI. 603. 639. 677.-—-LV. 732. | 


Inpzex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800:) 44. For 





45: 


46. 


47- 


48. 


49. 


50. 
si. 


52. 
53° 


54- 
55: 


56. 


57: 


58. 


59- 
60. 


62. 


63. 
64. 


66. 









Divisions: and the Yeas went forth. 


For reading Claufes a Second Time, XLVI. 655.—XLIX. 320. 333. 632—L. 515.—LIIL. 643. 
«Ditto Third Time, Lill: 639. 

Fot inferting Words in Claufes agreed to by Committees, L. 494: 

=+ Ditto offered to the Houfe; Lil. 466: 5 

For particular Words ftanding Part of Amendments to Claufes, LIII. 171: 

For filling up Blanks in Claufes; LIM. 172. 639.—LV. 727. 4 

For making Claufes Parts of Bills, Lil: 172. 

For Inftruétions to Committees on Bills to receive Claufes; XLVIH. 826: 








Committees, viz. 


For appointing Committees, XLVI: §40. 547:-=XLIX. 3716 453.—L. 418.—-LI: 87.—LIi 
$56.—LIII. 673.~—-LV. 895. 


For appointing Committees of the whole Houfé, XLVI. 630.—XLVIIB 825.—L. 580.—LI. 497. 
LYE 525. 


That the Houfe do immediately refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe; XLVI. 550.— 
LIV. 424. 


For the Houfe'refolving itfelf into Committees, LIT. 453.—LIII. 552. 562.—LV. 748. 884..— 
See infra, 64. 


For Inftruétions to Committees, L. 583.—LI. 605.—LV. 421. 

For difcharging Orders for Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, LI. 513. 
For referring Matters to Committees to be enquired into, XLIX. 199. 

For referring Matters to Committees to examine, &amp;c. LI. 563. 


For referring Motions to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII.. 780.—XLIX. 123. 146. 


Counfel, viz. 


For their being again called in, XLVI. 663. 
For their being again called in, and dire€ted to proceed in their Evidence, XLVI. 756. 


For adjourning Debates, XLVI. 311.—XLVIII. 743.—XLIX. 741.—L: 279. 428.—LI. 436. 
554. 661.—LII. 464.—LIII. 669. 700.—LIV. 503.—LV. 49. 732. 772. 


For further adjourning Debates, XLVIII.°621. 


Elections, viz. 
For difcharging Orders for confidering Petitions complaining of Elections, XLVI. 332. 


Houle, viz. 
For ordering Calls of the Houfe on particular Days, XLIX. 498. 610.—LY. 7. 58. 707. 802. 
For calling it over on a particular Day after having been ordered, LI. 198.—LII. 194. 
For further adjourning Calls, L. 563. 
For difcharging Orders of the Day for Calls of the Houfe, L. 578.—LI. 198. 
For Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe, XLVI. 705.—XLVII. 471.—LII. 37. 


For the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Committee ona particular Day, XLVII. 924.——See fupra, 
48. 49. | 
——Ditto now, LI. 577.—LIII. 443. 





Ditto immediately on Bills, Lil. 749. 
For referring Matters to Committees of the whole Houfe, LV. 167. 


Members, viz. 


For their being excufed Attendance on particular Matters, XLVIII. 364. 
Ditto on Calls of the Houfe, LII. 450. 

For their-having Leaveito go intothe Country, L. 56 3.—LH. 206, 

For no Leave of Abfence to take Effect before a particular Day, Lil. 206. 





Mefiages, 





&lt;n dima, j and the Yeas went forth; and alfo as to Noes 
Divisions 5} "sci orne 





Meffages, viz. 
For their being fent, viz. 
67. To the Lords, XLVIII. 818. 847. 863. | 
For His Majefty’s Meffages being referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LIV. 151. 


Minifters, viz. 
That they had been guilty of Negle&amp; and deferved Cenfure, &amp;e: Lil. 563. 583. 
Motions, viz. 


68. For referring them to Committees of the whole Houfe; XLVIII. 780.—XLIX. 123. 146. 
For the Houfe:now refolving itfelf into Ditto to confider them, LI. 577.—LIII. 443.—LIV. 256. 


Orders, viz. 
69. For difcharging Orders, XLVIII. 728,—XLIX. 225.—LI. 198.—LII. 194. 


Orders of the Day, wiz. 
For difcharging Ditto, Lil. 548. 


Petitions, viz. 


70. For bringing them up, XLVIII. 248. 724. 

71. For referring one to the Confideration of a Committee, XLVIII_ 749. 

72. For referring one to Ditto, and that they do examine the Matter thereof, &amp;c. XLVII. 778. 
733 For referting one to Ditto, and that they do report the Matter thereof, 8c. XLVIII. 397. 
4s For referring one toa Committee ona Bill, LI. 197. 


Reports, v/2. 


75. For now receiving Reports, LV. 918. 
For bringing up Reports, XLVIII. 621. 
76. For adjourning the further Confideration of Reports; XLVIII. 830. ° 
94. For re-committing Reports, XLIX. 498. 
78. For taking them into further Confideration on particular Days, LI. 503.—LIV. 468. 
79. For taking them into further Confideration in Six Months, &amp;c. XLVIII. 413. 700, 
80. For referring Reports :to Committees, and to examine, &amp;c. and make Enquiry into the Matter 


thereof, &amp;c. XLVIII. 701. 


Refolutions, viz. 


81. For Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe, XLVI. 705.—XLVII. 471.—XLIX. 409.—L. 570.— 
LI. 451.—LII. 583. , 


For re-committing Refolutions, LV. 470. 


Thanks, viz. 


82. For giving them to Perfons, XLIX. 741. 
III. Queftions upon which the Houfe divided and the Noes went 
forth, relating to, vz. 
Adjournments of the Houfe. 





See infra, 95. 
Amendments, viz. 
8 3. For now reading Amendments by the Lords a Second Time, Lv. 782. 


Bills, viz. 


84. That Words propofed to be omitted in Bills, or other Proceedings of the Houfe, ftand Part there~ 
of, XLVI. 129. 133. 295. 460. 560. 647.—-XLVH. 586. 689. 803. 806. 817. 824.— 
XLVIII. 366. 416. 428. 612. 653. 658. 663. 718. 803. 923.—=-XLIX. 159. 237. 345. 


Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4N 547- 














Divisions: and the Noes went forth. 







































547- 562.-—L. 275. 375. 469. 550.—LI. 188. 220. 426. 468. 494. 512. 539. 644. 
689.—LII. 187. 438. 506. 562. 671. 691.—LUI. 174. 466. 483. 639. 643. 648.—LIV. 
477- 616.—LV. 732. 782. 


* For now reading Bills a Second Time, XLVII. 586. 630. 689.—XLVIII. 721.—XLIX. 159. 237. 


295. 308. 376. 458. 567.—L. 92. 375. 572.—LI. 89. 92. 468. 494. 573. 593. 644. 
689.—LIV. 91.—-LV. 207. 353. 448. 659. 907. 


85. That Amendments made to Bills by Committees be now read a Second Time, XLVI. 133. 374. 
460.—XLVH. 806.—LII. 93. 708. 





86. _ That partécular Words ftand Part of Amendments made by Committees, XLVII: 803.—L. 600. 
87. For agreeing to Amendments made by Committees to Bills, XLVI. 578.—XLVII. 817.—XLVIIL 
792-—XLIX. 320. 479. 632.—LII. 217. 451. §71.—LIIl. 701., 
83. For agreeing to Amendments of Committees on Bills amended, L. 600.—LIII. 613. 
89. For agreeing with Committees in Claufes to Bills, XLIX. 320. 
Ditto amended, LIII. 613. 
90. For Claufes to ftand Parts of Bills, XLVII. 809. uv. 707. 


| For particular Words to ftand Parts of Claufes, Lill. 168. 
gl. For reading Bills a Third Time, XLVI. 663. 


92. For now reading Bills a Third Time, XLIX. 345.—L. 553: 661. 609.—LI. 177. 220. 426. 
-764.—LIII. 175.—LIV. 12Je—LVe 7316 754+ 915. / 


Committees, viz. 


93- For appointing a Committee of the whole Houfe inftead of a Sele&amp;t Committee, LI. 236. 
For giving Voices to particular Committees, LV. 874. 


For agreeing with Committees in Amendments, LI..217- 





Ditto Amendments amended, LIV. 321. 
See infra, 106. 107. 


Counfel, viz. 


94. For their being now called in, XLVI. 443.—XLVIIL 235. 812.—L. 338. 469.—-LII. 189.—LIV. 
477:-—LV. 531. 659. 


Houfe, viz. 
Adjournments of the Houfe, viz. 


* Of. . To fuperfede Motions, XLVI. 63. 176.—XLVIII. 845. 925.—XLIX. 611.—L. 362, 580, 
LI. 475-—LIII. 518. 697. 


96. To fuperfede other Bufinefs being brought on, XLVI. 655. 
et To fuperfede all Bufinefs, XLIX. 612. 


Members, viz. 
98. For their being taken into the Cuftody of the Serjeant, XLVIII. 365. 398. 
For adding particular Members Names to Committees, LI. 356. 383. 393. 
For difallowing the Votes of particular Members on Divifions, Lil. 632. 


Orders of the Day, viz. 


99- For reading them to fuperfede other Motions, L.154. 413. §47-—LII. 349.—=LIV. 155+ 
100. For reading them to proceed thereon, XLVI. 210. 
“101, For reading the other Orders of the Day to fuperfede Motions, L. 561.—LI. 415. 683.—LII. 


472.—LIII. 696.—LV. 246. 





Petitions, viz. 
For their being laid upon the Table, LV. 907. 


Profecutions, wiz. 
Fora Statement of Progeedings on Ditto, XLVHI. 818. 









Divisions; and the Noes went firth. 





Queftions Previous, viz. 
103. That the main Queftion be now put, XLVI. 409. 429+—-XLVIIH. 209. 395. 818.—XLIX. 151: 
392. 637. 741.—L. 173. 542. 570:—LI. 451.—LII. 364. 387. 392. 581. 
Reports, viz. 
104. That they be now received, XLVIII. 806. 
That they be now brought up, LIV. 181. 
105. That they be now taken into’further Confideration, LI. 512. §39. 689.—=LIll. 613.—LIV. 78; 


Refolutions, viz. 
106. From Committees of the whole Houfe; that they be now read a Second Time, L. 573 
For agreeing to Refolutions, LIII. 528. 
For now teading them a Second Time, LV. 462. 


For agreeing to Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe, Giz, 


1073 Committee of Ways and Means, XLVI. 95.——L. 275.—LII. 631. 
For propofed Amendments to Refolutions of Committees, viz. 

108, Standing Orders relative to Navigations,; XLIX. 562. 

109; Refolution of the Committee of Supply, LI. 170. 


Speaker, viz. 


110. That he now leave the Chair (for the Houfe to go into Committees according to the Order of 
' the Day), XLVI 162. 339.—-XLVIII. 767. 799. 819. 826. 864. 874. 924. 925.— 
XLIX. 308. 334. 464. 571. 611.—-L. 100. 419. §84.—LI. tis. 146. 484. 499.—LII. 
371. 642. 652. 653. 672. 693. 721-—LIll. 169. 175. 450. 556. 583. 660..—LIV. 
80. 155. 160. 689.—-LV. 372. 631. 691. 732. 


_ —— and the Numbers equal on Ditto, LII. 335. 





Divisions of Counties. 


t Commiffioners of Land Revenue Reports, XLVII. 141. 
2s Ridings of Counties, XLVI. 639.—XLVII. 439. 441. &amp;c. 
See Accounts, 1264.— Corn and Grain, 2.—Districts.—Hundredg,— Pilitia. 





Divorces. 


Bills from the Lords for diffolving Marriages, viz. 


Ii Abercorn, John James Marquis of, with the moft Honourable Cecil Hamilton, LIV. 437. P. 
535° ' 
2. Bewicke, the Reverend Calverley John, Clerk, with Mary Elizabeth otherwife Mary Eliza Vaughan, 


XLVIII. 761. 768. Confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 
816. Further confidered and report that an Agent attended on behalf of Mrs. Bewicke, but 
did not oppofe the Bill, &amp;c. 836. P. 860. 


o Bifcoe Jofeph Seymour with Sufanna Harriot Hope, LI. 598. P. 787. © 
os Boddington Samuel with Grace Afhburner, LIII. 481. P. 631. 
i Bright William with Hannah Lockwood, LII. 190. P. 258. , 
3. Brown Edward with Sufannah Solley, XLVIII. 461. Petitionof Sufannah Brown, ftating her Cafe, 


and praying for fome Provifion to be made for her in the Bill, referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, 627. Confidered and report a Progrefs, 647. . Further confidered, and report that an . 
Agent appeared on behalf of Mrs. Brown, but did not oppofe the Bill, 695. Reported, and a 


epg ae to for an Allowance to Mrs. Brown, 710. Amendments agseed to by the Lords, 
35- P. 860. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV, (1790—1809.) + Buller, 



























































ae 


By Divorces; Bills relating ‘thereto. 





Buller John, of Calcutta, in the Province of Bengal in the Eaft Indies, with Eliza Catharine Wig- 
gens, LIV. 598. P. 711. 


‘a Cadogan; the Right Honourable Charles Sloane Cadogdn Lord Cadogan with Mary Churchill, 
LH. 422. P. 479. . 
as Campbell Charles Collins, a Major in the Army, with Harriet Frafer, LIV. 543. Bill confidered 


in the Committee ; Report of hearing Counfel, and in Part examined Witneffes for the Bill; 
Counfel appearing for the Bill, 597. .Counfel further heard, and alfo Counfel heard and Wit- 
neffes in Part examined againft the Bill; Bill to be further confidered, 617. Further confidered 
and Bill reported, 622. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 623. P. 711. 


4 Cecil Henry with Emma Vernon, XLVI. 618. 619. Read Third Time, and the Debate upon the 
Motion for the Bill to pafs adjourned, 684. The Debate refumed, and the Agents for Mr. 
and Mrs. Cecil called in and examined touching Mrs. Cecil’s Fortune at the Time of her Mar- 

. riage, &amp;c. and the Bill agreed to, 689. P. 707. : 


5. Chriftie James with Elizabeth Leflie, L1. 609. Petition of Thomas Bolton, Agent for Mr. Chriftie, 
for Leave to ferve the ufual Orders on Lady Dowager Baird, Mother of Mrs. Chriftie,' 
Mrs. Chriftie being in the Weft Indies ; Entry in the Journal of 1750 read; a Perfon who had 
been employed in making Enquiries after Mrs. Chriftie, examined at the Bar; Order made that 
Service on Lady Dowager Baird of the former Orders, &amp;c. and Bill, fhall be good Service, &amp;c. 
675. P. 787. 


Columbine Edward Henry with Anna Maria Starr, LV. 373. P. 539. 

Cooke Jofeph Henry, Surgeon, with Elizabeth Smith, LU. 535. P. 608. 
6. Farrer Henry with Mary Goldfmith, LI. 561. P. 787. 

Fozard James with Sarah Sophia Leckie, LIII. 180. P. 361. 


°. Howard Bernard Edward with the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Belafyfe, XLIX. 556. 
Committed; and the Houfe being informed that all the Parties confented to going into the 
Committee on an early Day, the Third Day afterwards appointed, 584. Bill confidered, &amp;c. 
and agreed to, 597. P. 624. 


8. Jones, the Reverend William Brook, Clerk, with Elizabeth his now Wife, LI. 567. P. 787. 
9. Larking John with Elizabeth Marcon, XLVII. 67. Confidered in the Committee, and receiving 
Notice of a Meflage from the ‘Lords report a Piceielk &amp;c. 681. Further confidered and teport, 


&amp;c. ibid. P. 748. 


“s M‘Gauley James with Elizabeth Rowlands, LII. 564. P. 608. 

10. Martin Richard with Elizabeth Vefey, XLVIII. 723. P. 829. 

II. Moorfom Richard with Elizabeth his Wife; late Elizabeth Clark, LI. 579. P. 787. 

12. Mullins William Townfend with Frances Elizabeth Sage, LI. 421. Report of the Committee 


on the Bill hearing Counfel, &amp;c. for the Bill, and Countel for Mrs. Sage, 494. P. 546. 
Opie John with Mary Bunn, LII. 100. P. 231. 
- Parker Sir Hyde, Knight, with Ann Boteler, Liv. 564. P. 711. 


13. Parflow John with Elizabeth Hall, XLVI. 219. Petition of Mr. Parflow for Service of the 
Orders of the Houfe, and an attefted Copy of the Bill to be left with the Agent of Mrs. Parflow, 
and that it might be deemed good Service; an Entry in the Journal read; Perfons called in and 
examined, and an Order, made for fuch Service to be deemed good Service, 291. Confidered in 
the Committee and reported, 312. P. 340. 


ie Peard Shuldham with Elizabeth Bligh, Liv. 498. P. 625. 
Ricketts Edward Jervis with the Honourable Caffandra Twifleton, LIV. 134. P. 295. 


je , we William Henry with the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Jane Lambert, Liv. 394. 
. 441. 
14. Raybould William with Joannah Pearfall, XLVI. 567. P. 748. 
15. Shadwell Lancelot, Barrifter at Law, with Elizabeth Sophia Whitmore, LI. 500. P. 619. 
Stanton John with Sarah Wright, LIV. 440. P. 535. 
16. Stewart Alexander with Elizabeth Leigh, XLVIII. 282. P. 467. 
17. Street John with Lucy Duncumb, XLVIII. 614. P. 713. 
rae Teaft Sidenham, Merchant, with Eleanor Buckle, LI. 668. P. 751. 


Thoroton John, Clerk, with Elizabeth his now Wife, LIV. 525. Petition of Thomas Bolton, 
Agent to Mr. Thoroton, for Service of the Order of the Houle, and Copy ofthe Bill on Mrs. 
.Thoroton’s Agent to be deemed good Service; ordered accordingly, 555. P. 625. 


Twifleton, Honourable and.Reverend Thomas James, with Charlotte Anne Frances, late Charlotte 
Anne Frances Wattell, LI. 513. P. 631. yaffall 
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Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 40 6. Petitiony 





Divorces ; Bills relating thereto ; &amp;c. 





voit, Si Godfrey (lately called Sir Godfrey Webfter) Baronet, with Elizabeth Vaffall; LU. 647- 
. 698. 
Wakeman Henry with Theodofia Freeman, LI. 132. P. 246. 
Walford John the younger with Sophia Elizabeth Jeanes, XLVI. 244. P. 399: 
Williams William with Mary Charlotte, late Mary Charlotte Willis, LIV. 254. P. 388. 
Wilmot John with Fanny Sainthill, XLV. 680. P. 748. 
Woodmafon James with Mary Magdelain, late Mary Magdelain Gaville, Lill: 535. P. 631: 
See Billg, 92. 150.— Committers, 19. 







































Morkage. 


See Accounts, 342. 346. 347. &amp;c: 


Works. 


Petitions for Bills relating to Docks, referred to Committees, wz. 


Of Thomas Bryer, for fupplying Plymouth Dock, &amp;c. with frefh Water, XLVII. 8———See 
Mater. ' 


Of William Warren, Efq; for fupplying Ditto, XLVII. 507. See Water. 


Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Kingfton upon Hull and others, for a Bill to enlarge the Bafon or Dock of 
ithe Port of Kingfton upon Hull, XLVI. 240. Report, 649. Petition renewed for ex- 
tending the Dock and Quay at Ditto, and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 148. Petitions of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Newark upon Trent, and of Merchants, &amp;c. of Wakefield, in favour of Ditto, to lie 
on the Table, 165. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of York, and alfo of Ship Owners, &amp;c. of 
Newcaftle and Shields, in favour, 181. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Gainfborough, and 
other Petitions, in favour, 188. Petition of the Inhabitants of Manchefter, in favour, 207. 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Rochdale, and alfo of Mayor, &amp;c. of Nottingham, in favour, 
211. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Burton upon Trent, in favour, 220. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. of Birmingham, and other Petitions, in favour, 226. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. refident in the Staffordfhire Potteries, in favour, 264. Report and Bill ordered, 305. 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Trent Navigation, in favour, 319. Bill prefented; 
&amp;c. 320. Petition of the Dock Company: of Hull, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second 

. Reading, and Counfel ordered, 327. Accounts of the original Coft of the Dock and Quay at 
the Town of Kingfton upon Hull, at the Time when the fame were finifhed, and feveral other 
Accounts and Papers, ordered, 328. Petition of William Hefleden, Gentleman, on Behalf of 
certain Infant Children, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and 
Counfel ordered, 346. Accounts prefented, 349. 352. Petition of Henry Maifter, of the 
Town of Kingfton upon Hull, Efquire, and alfo Petition of Thomas Haggitt and John Travis, 
of Scarborough, Efquires, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel 
ordered, 358. Other Accounts ordered, 359. Petition of Elizabeth Huntingdon and Mary 
Ann Huntingdon, Spinfters, and Petition of Simon Horner and John Thompfon, Merchants, 
all of Hull, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c..and Counfel ordered, 359. Other Accounts 
prefented, &amp;c. 369. Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 370. Papers, Propofals, 

_ &amp;c. from the Cuftom-Houfe, London, to the Collector, &amp;c. at Hull, prefented, &amp;c. 4o1. 
Petition of Merchants and Traders of Hull, recommending an Enlargement of the old Harbour, 
&amp;c. to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 402. Other Accounts prefented ; 
Order of the Day for the Second Reading of the Bill read, &amp;c. and on Motion for calling in 
Counfel, there not being Forty Members prefent, Houfe adjourned, 407. Another Day ap- 
pointed for the Second Reading, 408. Petition of principal Metchants, &amp;c. of Hull, againft 
the Petition for enlarging the old Harbour, and for the Bill, 445. Defer the Second Reading of 


the Bill for Two Months, 448. Particular Accounts and Papers ordered to be re-delivered, &amp;c. 
460. 








Petition of the Corporation of Mayor and Burgeffes of Kingfton upon Hull and others, for a Bill 
pee the Extenfion of the faid Docks, renewed and referred to a Committee, L. 51. Not 
reported. ‘2 


Petition of the Dock Company of Kingfton upon Hull for a Bill to make another Dock for the 
Accommodation of Shipping, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, L. 51.. Not reported. 


See Squares and Streets, 11. 











PIOCKS:; Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 


——— 


——— 


Petition of Merchants and others refiding in or near the Cities of London and Weftmintter, &amp;c, 
for the making of Wet Docks or Bafons, Canals and Cuts, &amp;c. for the Accommodation 
of Ships and Veffels, &amp;c. in the Port of London, referred to a Committee, LI. 297. 
Voices given to all the Members who come to the Committee, 366. Report and Bill 
ordered for making Wet Docks, &amp;c. and for making a Navigable Canal from Blackwall 
to the faid Docks in Wapping, 401. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 411. Petition of the Com- 
pany of Watermen, &amp;c. of the River Thames, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 424. Petition of the Governor and Company of the 
Water Works at Shadwell againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table, and Counfel ordered, 427. Petition 
of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, againft; to lie on the Table until Ditto, and 
Counfel ordered, 431. Petition of Governor and Company of Merchants trading into the Le- 
vant Seas, and Petition of Infurers of the City of London, in favour of the Bill, 437. Petition 
of the Wardens, &amp;c. of the Fellowfhip of Carmen, London, againft ; to lic on the Table till the 
Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 439. Petition of Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint 
Olave Southwark, and Petition of Owners, Leffees, and Occupiers of Sufferance Wharfs at the 
Port of London, againft ; to he on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 447. Petition of the 
Corporation of the Royal Exchange Affurance, &amp;c. in favour of Ditto, 448. Petition of the 
Prefident and Scholars of the College of Saint Mary Magdalen, Oxford, Owners of Wharfs, &amp;c. 
againft ; tolieon the Table till the Second Reading, and Countel ordered, 448. ; Petition of 
the Truftees for the River Lee, and others interefted in the Navigation thereof, againft making 
the Canal from Blackwall to the intended Docks; tolie on the Table till the Second Reading, and 
Counfel ordered, 449. Petition of Mafter Lightermen employed in the Port of London, and 
a Petition of the Regifter and Rulers of the Society of Ticket Porters of the City of London, 
againft; tolieonthe Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 452. Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 456. Petition of the Mafters of the Tackle Houtes of the Twelve Superior Compa- 
nies of the City of London, and Petition of the Governors and Directors of the Poor, and other 
Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint John Southwark, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 464. Petition of the Planters of the Weft India Colonies 
. refident in Great Britain, and of the Merchants trading to the faid Colonies, in’favour of the Bill, 
467. Petition of the Governors, &amp;c. of the Poor of the Parith of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermond- 
fey, and other Inhabitants, &amp;c. againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 472. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Ships and Veffels at Thorne, in the Port of Hull, trading to the 
Port of London, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 476. Petition of feveral 
Merchants on Behalf of themfelves, and all others interefted in the Import and Export Trade 
of the Port of London, in favour of the Bill, 478. Petition of Proprietors, Leffees, &amp;c. of Ware- 
houfes fituated in the Vicinity of the Legal Quays of the Port of London, and in various other 
Parts of the City of London, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 480. 
Petition of the Fellowfhip of Englifh Merchants for the Difcovery of New Trades, commonly 
called the Ruffia Company, in favour of the Bill, 481. | Petition of Parifhioners, &amp;c. of 
the Parith of Saint Mary Rotherhithe, being Freeholders, 8c. interefted in Wharfs, Ware- 
houfes, &amp;c, within the faid Parifh ; Ditto of Proprietors, Wharfingers, &amp;c. of certain Quays 
upon the River Thames, in the Port of London, known by the Name of “ the Legal 
Quays”; of the Matter, Wardens, &amp;c. of the Commonalty of Cordwainers of the City 
of London, and of the Wardens and Commonalty of the Myftery of Fifhmongers of the 
City of London, all againft ; to lie onthe Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 481. 482. 483. 
Petition of Watermen and Wherrymen working upon the River Thames between Gravefend 
and Windfor, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and 
Counfel ordered, 484. Petition of Owners &amp;c. of Ships and Veffels at Gainfborough, 
trading to the Port of London; Petition of Mafter and Scholars of Baliol College, Oxford ; 
Ditto of Inhabitants of the Ward of Alderigate, London ; of Inhabitants of the Ward of 
Queenhithe, London; of the Mafter, Wardens, &amp;c. of the Myftery of Vintners of the 
City of London, as well on Behalf of themfelves as of the Mafters, Fellows, and Servant 
Wine Tackle Porters belonging to their Company; of Inhabitants of the Ward of Tower; 
of Inhabitants of the Ward of Dowgate, London; and of the Proprietors of Eftates, Manu- 
facturers, Wharfingers, &amp;c. and Inhabitants within the Parifhes of Saint Paul Shadwell, 
Saint Ann Limehoute, and the Hamlets of Ratcliffe and Poplar, againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 486. 487. 488. Petition of the 
Court of Directors of the Eaft India Company; Ditto of Merchants of London trading to 
North America; of Owners, &amp;c. of Ships, in Behalf of themfelves and others interefted in Ship- 
ping ; and Petition of Pilots, on Behalf of themfelves and others employed in piloting and trant- 
porting Ships and Veffels-into and from the Port of London, all in favour of the Bill, and 
the lait Petition defiring to be heard by Counfel for it, 488. Petition of Inhabitants of the 
Ward of Billingfgate, London ; Ditto of James Jones and John Bullock, Proprietors of the Her- 
mitage Iron and Brafs Foundery ; and Petition of James Nowlan, Soap Manufacturer, Leffee 
of certain Premifes at Hermitage Dock, all againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Se- 
cond Reading, 490. The Second Reading deferred, 493. Petition’ of Inhabitants of the 
Ward of Vintry againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 496. Petition 
of ‘Merchants, Traders, &amp;c. of the Port and Borough of Maldon, in favour of the Bill, 507. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Ward of Candlewick, London, and Petition of Inhabitants 
of the ancient Town and Borough of Southwark, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered on the laft Petition, 518. Petition of Mer-~ 
chants, &amp;c. of the Port of Scarborough, in favour of the Bill, ibid. Petition of a Quorum 
of tle Commiffioners of Sewers for the Tower Hamlets, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table 


till 





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Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





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till the Second Reading, 519. Order of the Day for the Second Reading. of the Bill read } 
negative now reading ita Second Time; defer it for Three Weeks, and a Committee ap- 
‘ pointed to enquire into the beft Mode of providing fufficient Accommodation for the in- 
creafed Trade and Shipping of the Port of London, 520. Power given to the Committee to 
report the Evidence as it appears to them, &amp;c. and the Petitions prefented againft the Bill, and 
alfo. thofe prefented in favour thereof referred to the faid Committee, 523. Petition of Ship 
Owners at the Port of Aberdeen in favour of the Bill, to lie on the Table, 556. The Second 
Reading of the Bill deferred, 566. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough of Hertford, 
againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 578. Ditto deferred, 602. 632. 
682. The Selet Committee makes a Report and to lie on the Table; the Report with the 
Appendix ordered to be printed, and the Houfe refolves that it will early in the next Seffion of 
Parliament take the Matter of the faid Report into Confideration, 765. The Second Reading 
of the Bill deferred for a Month; the Petition of the Merchants, &amp;c. of London and Weft- 
minfter for the Bill again read, and Refolutions of the Houfe come to for general Notices to 
be fufficient to be given, and alfo relative to Confents to the Bill, in cafe it fhould be thought 
expedient to renew the Application in the next Seffion of Parliament, 783.~———Petition of 
Merchants and others for a Bill for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. Lil. 143. Copy of the Re- 
port of the Commiffioners of the Cuftoms relative to Ditto, ordered, 143. Prefented and to 
be printed, 189. Report on the Petition, 8c. and a Bill for making Wet Docks, &amp;c. ordered, 
162. Prefented, &amp;c. 187. Petition of the Governor, &amp;c. of the Water Works and Water 
Houfes in Shadwell againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading ; and Counfel 
ordered, &amp;c. 196. Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London againft; to lie 
on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 218. Day appointed for the 
Second Reading, 259. Petition of the Infurers of the City of London, and other Petitions in 
favour of the Bill, 265. Petition of Perfons interefted in the Import and Export Trade of 
the Port of London, and other Petitions in favour of Ditto, 276. Bill committed, and the 
Petitioners decline being heard on the Second Reading, 280. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of 
the Port of Maldon, in favour of Ditto, 282. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of certain public 
Sufferance Wharfs, called Irongate Wharf and Saint Catherine’s Wharf, near the Tower of 
London, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered; 287. Pe- 
. tition of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Warehoufes fituated in the Vicinity of the Legal Quays of the 
Port of London, againft, and for Compenfation and Indemnity ; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, 317. Petition of William Clulow, Gentleman, Owner of Meriton’s public Suffer- 
ance Wharf in Bermondfey, againft, and for Compenfation and Indemnity ; referred to the faid 
Committee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 318. Petition of the Governor and Company of the 
Water Works and Water Houfes, and Petition of a Quorum of Commiffioners of Sewers for 
the Tower Hamlets, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 321. Petition 
of the Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Saint George’s Parifh, in the County of Middlefex, againft ; re- - 
ferred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 332. Petition of the Principal and Scholars of King’s Hall 
and College of Brazen Nofe, in the Univerfity of Oxford, Patrons of the Redtory of Saint 
Dunftan’s Stepney, and of other Perfons, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel or- 
dered, 335. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Sufferance Wharfs at the Port of London, within 
the Limits of the Cuftoms, againft ; referred to the Committee, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 342. 
Petition of the Principal, &amp;c. of Brazen Nofe College in Oxford, Patrons of the Rectories of 
Saint George in the Eaft and of Saint John Wapping, in the County of Middlefex, and of 
the Reverend Doétor Willis, Rector of Saint John Wapping, againft the Bill in its then 
Form ; referred to the Committee, 8c. and Counfel ordered, 358. Petition of Owners and 
Matters of Ships in favour of the Bill, to lie on the Table, 369. Petition of the Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, againft; referred to the Committee and to be heard, &amp;c. 
390. Committee on the Bill revived, 407. Petition of the Ward of Billingfgate in the 
City of London, and alfo Petition of Inhabitants of the Ward of Tower, againft, and praying 
for Indemnity ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 410. Petition of the 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, againft; referred to the Committee and Coun- 
fel, &amp;c. ordered, 411. Petition of the Prefident’and Scholars of the College of Saint 
Mary Magdalen in Oxford, againft; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c: 
415.. Petition of Thomas Rowcroft of London, Merchant, Owner, &amp;c. of Hubbert’s Suffer- 
ance Wharf, againft, and praying for Compenfation, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee, and 
Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 420. Petition of the Rulers, &amp;c of the Watermen, &amp;c. Company of 
the River Thames, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 429. Peti- 
tion of the Wardens, &amp;c. of the Myftery of Fifhmongers of the City of London, againft 
Ditto; negative referring it to the Committee on the Bill and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. and 
ordered to lie on the Table, 591. Petition of the Wardens, &amp;c. of the Myftery of Gold- 
{miths of the City of London, for their Interefts to be taken care of, and their Rights and Privi- 
leges extended, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 645. Petition of Proprietors, &amp;c. 
of Legal Quays in the Port of the City of London, for Provifion to be made for their Indemnity, 
&amp;c. referred tothe Committee on the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 646. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. of London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. praying for proper Steps to be taken to accelerate 
the paffing of the Aé&amp;t; tolie on the Table, 726, Petition for the Bill and the Report, again read, 
and Refolutions agreed to refpecting Notices and Confents on a renewed Application for Ditto 
in a following Seffion, 738. The Committee ordered to report to the Houfe the Minutes 
of the Evidence they have taken, 745. The Minutes reported and to lie on the Table, 747. 
Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. Lill. 135. Report, 152. Petition of the 
Corporation of London, againft; to lie on the Table till Second Reading of the Bill, ang 
Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 236. Of Governor, &amp;c. of Shadwell Water Works, againft; to lie rae 
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Motks &gt; Petitions and Bills telating théieto. 


the Table till ditto, and Counfel ordered, 251. Petition of a Quorum of Commiffioners of 
Sewers for the Tower Hamlets, againft; to lie on the Table till Ditto, 264. Petition for the 
Bill again read, and Refolutions come to refpecting Notices in cafe of arenewed Application in a 
following Seffion, 679.——Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LIV. 48. Report, 60. 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. and Day appointed for Second Reading, 65. Petition of the Corporation of 
London pon the Bill; to lieon the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 7 5. 


Petition of the Governors and Company of the Water Works, 8c. in Shadwell, againft ; to lie 
on the Table till Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 83. Another Day appointed for Second Reading, 
88.99. Petition of the Court of Directors of the Eaft India Company for fuch Plan as appears 
to the Houfe beft calculated to effect the defired Relief, may be permitted to pafs into a Law; 
to lieon the Table, 148. Another Day appointed for Second Reading of the Bill, 152. Petition 
of the Company of Merchants trading to the Levant Seas, and Petition of the Fellowthip of 
Merchants for Difcovery of New Trades, in favour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 156. Pe- 
titioners againft the Bill decline being heard by their Counfel on the Second Reading; Bill com- 
mitted, and Voices given, &amp;c. ibid. Petition of Proprietors, &amp;c. of the Legal Quays on the 
River Thames, and Petition of Proprietors, 8c. of Warehoufes in the Vicinity of the Legal 
Quays, againft, and the laft Petition praying for Indemnification, &amp;c. referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 157. Petition of the Corporation of the City of London, 
againft ;. referred to. the fame Committee, and Counfel ordered, 171. Petition of Mefiis. 
Perry and Wells of Blackwall and Rotherhithe, againft ; referred to the fame Committee, and 
Counfel ordered, 192. Power given tothe Committee to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 
226. Petition of the Prefident and Scholars of Saint Mary Magdalen College Oxford, againft ; 
referred to the fame Committee, and Counfel ordered, 256. Petition of the Company of 
Water Works, &amp;c. at Shadwell, again read and referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 
Counfel ordered, 259. Petition of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Warehoufes in the Vicinity of the Legal 
Quays of the Port of London, againft, and for Security and Indemnification; referred to the 
Committee and Counfel ordered, 298. Petition of William Mafhiter on Behalf of himfelf 
and others, Owners, &amp;c. of Irongate and Saint Catherine’s Wharfs, London, againft, and for a 
Fund to be fet apart for their Indemnity ; referred to the Committee and Countel ordered, 380. 
Leave given to the Committee on the Bill to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 
385. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Sufferance Wharfs at the Port of London, againft; referred. 
tothe Committee, and Counfel ordered, 390. Petition of a Quorum of the Commiffioners of 
Sewers for the Tower Hamlets, againft; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 
420. The Committee on the Bill ordered to forthwith report the Minutes of the Evidence they 
have taken, 481. Minutes reported and ordered to lie on the Table, and the Committee further 
ordered to report from Time to Time the Minutes of Evidence taken by them, 482. The Mi- 
nutes of the Evidence taken ordered to be printed, 483. Report of the Minutes of the Evi- 
dence taken referred toa Select Committee, 498. The Committee on the Bill to make report 
forthwith tothe Houfe, 501. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint John of Wapping, &amp;c. in fa- 
vour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 506. The Refidue of the Minutes of the Evidence 
taken reported, and referred to the faid Select Committe on the other Minutes, 517. Bill re- 
ported, &amp;c. and Report referred to the faid Sele€t Committee, 518. Copies of the Minutes and 
of the Bill as amended to be printed, ibid. Petition of Sugar Refiners within London againtt this 
Bill, and for fome other Mode of Improvement of the Port of London, referred to the fi:id Select 
Committee, 532. A Report made in 1796 referred to the faid Select Committee, 536. Petition 
of the Wholefale Grocers of London, againft; referred to tlie faid Selec&amp;t Committee, ssid. 
Report from the Seleét Committee appointed to confider the Reports of the Minutes taken 
on the Bills; to be further confidered, and with the Appendixes to be printed, 570. Report 
further confidered, the Refolution of the Committee for the other Bill to be proceeded in without 
further Delay agrecd to, 596. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of London, to lie on the Table, 687. 
Further Report from the Seleét Committee appointed to confider the Reports of the Minutes, 
&amp;c. and with the Appendix to be printed, 727. The Petition for the Bill, prefented 3d De- 
cember laft, and the Report made thereon again, read, and Refolutions come to refpecting No- 
tices to be given on a renewed Application in the next Seffion,729.——-——_The feveral Reports 
which were made in the preceding Seffion referred to a Sele€t Committee, to confider of fuch 
further Meafures as may be neceflary for rendering more commodious, &amp;c. the Port of London; 
Orders and Powers given, LV. 173. To report Opinion, 781. Report feveral Refolutions ; Re- 
port to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 791. Petition of Merchants 
and others of London and Weftminfter, for a Bill for the aforefaid Purpofes, renewed and refer- 
ted, &amp;c. LV. 189. Report and Bill ordered, 203. Prefented, &amp;c. 213. Petition of the 
Corporation of the City of London, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the 
Bill and Counfel ordered, 252. Houfe informed Petitioners againft Ditto decline being heard 
on the Second Reading, Bill committed, 264. Petition of Ship Builders, Proprietors of Dry 
Docks adjoining the Thames, and Petition of a Quorum of Commiffioners of the Tower Ham- 
lets, againft; referred to the Committee, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. ibid. Peti- 
tion of the Corporation of London, againft ; referred to the Committee, and negative being 
heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 285. Petition of the Governor, &amp;c. of Shadwell Water Works and 
Houfes, againft ; referred and negative Ditto, 286. Petition of Lord Gwyder, Leffee under 
the Crown, of Chains for mooring Veffels, againft the Bill, and for Compenfation, &amp;c. ; to lie on 
the Table, 299. The Report of 13th of May 1796, and Minutes of Evidence reported to the 
Houfe 25th April and 7th May 1799, referred tothe Committee, 304. The Petition of Lord 
Gwyder again read, and referred tothe Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 311. Re- 
ported, together with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 


463. 








463. 


Petition of Commiffioners for paving Saint Pail’s Shadwell, 8c: for Provifioh to be made 





for their Indemnity in the Lofs of Rates, &amp;c. by taking down of Houfes; to lie on the Table till 
the Repost on the Bill is taken into further Confideration, 512. Deferred, 523. Report further 
confidered ; Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill being delivered at the Door to Mem- 
bers, and the further Confideration poftponed till after going through the other Orders of the 
Day, 542. Report further confidered ; Claufes added; Amendments made, and Bill to be in- 
grofled, 8c. 544. Billread Third Time; feveral Claufes added, and foine of them committed; 
Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 560. - Lords defire Minutes of the Evidence taken; and Re- 


ports, to be communicated to them, 582, 


Laid onthe Table, and a Member ordered to: take 


them to the Lords, 589. Agreed to by the Lords, 631. P. 681.——See Atcoutttg, 18; 342: 
372. 386.—iparbours.— havens,— ports. : 


Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, for the Improvement of the Port of 
London by Docks, and Cuts or Canals, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, LII. 269. Report, 301: © 


Bill prefented, &amp;c. 310. 


Petition of a Quorum of Commiffionets of Sewers for the Tower 


Hamlets, for Provifion to be made for forming new Sewers at the Expence of the Perfons apply- 
ing for the Bill, and praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading, 322. Bill committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 359. Petition of Principal and Scholars 
of King’s Hall and College of Brazen Nofe, Oxford, Patrons of the Rectories of Saint George 
in the Eaft and Saint John Wapping; and alfo another Petition of the faid College, as Patrons of 
the Reétory of Saint Dunftan’s Stepney, againft the Bill in its then Form; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 369. The Petition of the Commiffioners of Sewers 
for the Tower Hamlets again read, and referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel 
Petition of the Rulers, &amp;c. of the Watermen’s Company of the River Thames, 


ordered, 377. 


againft the Bill ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 429. 


Petition of the Matter, 


&amp;c. of the Myftery of Cordwainers, London, againft the Bill, fo far as relates to Billingfgate 
Dock, and praying for adequate Compenfation ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 


437. 


Notices and Confents on a renewed Application for Ditto in a following Seffion, ———— 
Petition for the Bill renewed, and referred, 8c. LIII. 312. Petition of Weft India Planters, &amp;c. in 
favour of Ditto, referred to the fame Committee, ibid. Report, 567. Bill prefented and read, 


and Day appointed for Second Reading, 571. 


and Refolutions again come to refpecting a future Application for the Bill, 701. 


for a Bill renewed and referred, LIV. 59. 


Deferred, 88..99. 152. 


Petition for the Bill and Report thereon again read, and Refolutiotis agreed to refpecting 
738. 


Deferred, 644. Petition and Report again read, 


Petition 


Petition of Planters and Merchants trading, &amp;c. to the 
Weft Indies, in favour of Ditto, referred to the fame Committee, ibid. Report, 69. 
fented, &amp;c.‘ind Day appointed for Second Reading, 72. 
Time ; committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 156. 


Bill pre- 
Read Second 


Petition of Principal and Scholars of King’s 


Hall and College of Brazen Nofe, Oxford, Patrons of the Rectory of Stepney, againft; referred 
to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 189. Petition of Meflirs. Perry and Wells, of Black- 
wall and Rotherhithe, againft ; teferred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 191. Petition 
of Merchants concerned in the Weft India Trade, againft; referred to the fame Committee, and 


Counfel ordered, 260. 
of the Houfe, 385. 


Leave given to the Committee to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment 
Petition ot Owners, &amp;c. of Sufferance Wharfs at the Port of London, 


again{t ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 390. Petition of Thomas Rowcroft 


of London, Merchant, Owner-of a public Sufferance Wharf called Hubbert’s Wharf, againft ; 
Petition of Owners of another Suf- 
ferance Wharf, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 407. Petition of Ship 
Builders, Owners of Ship Yards, &amp;c. adjoining to the River Thames, againft; referredto the Com- ’ 
mittee, and Counfel ordered, 409. The Committee on the Bill ordered to forthwith report the 
Minutes of the Evidence they have taken, 481. Minutes reported, and ordered to lie on the Table, 
and the Committee further ordered to report from Time to Time the Minutes of Evidence taken 
Minutes of the Evidence taken ordered to be printed, 483. The Refidue of the 
Minutes of the Evidence taken reported, and referred tothe Sele¢&amp;t Committee on-the other Minutes, 
518. Bill reported, &amp;c. and Report referred to the faid Seleé&amp;t Committee, idid. Copies of the Mi« 
nutes, and of the Bill as amended, ordered to be printed, ibid. Report from the Seleét Committee 
on the Minutes of Evidence ordered to be taken into further Confideration, and with the Appen- 


referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 400. 


by them, 482. 


dixes to be printed, 570. 


Report further confidered ; the Refolution of the Committee for this 


. Bill to be proceeded in agreed to; the Report of 7th May from the Committee on this Bill taken 


into further Confideration, and re-committed, 596. Committee deferred, 614. 641. 
ther confidered, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 648. 


Bill fur« 


Further confidered ; reported, and Report to 


be taken into further Confideration, 654. Petition of Merchants and Traders of London, to lie 
on the Table, 687. Bill again re-committed, and immediately\confidered,690. Reported; to 
be ingroffed, and Day appointed for the Third Reading; 696: Petition of Owners of Ships 
trading to and from the Port of London, againft certain compulfory Claufes contained in the 
Bill; to lie on the Table till the Third Reading, 705. Petition,of Planters, Merchants, &amp;c. in 


the Weft India Trade, in favour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, idid. 


Order of the Day for 


the Third Reading read; a Petition of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Tower, againft, and for a 
Claufe of Indemnification, to lie on the Table; a Claufe added, and Amendments made to the 
Bill, &amp;c. 706. P. 738. 


Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of London and Borough of Southwark, for Leave to prefent a Petition 
for a Bill for carrying into Execution a Plan-of R. Dodd, Engineer, for the Improvement of the 
Port of London by Means of a Variation in London Bridge, and building Quays, &amp;c. between 


~ Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


4P 





London 






w.’* 


&gt; 


0 tks; Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 





London Bridge and Blackfriar’s Bridge, &amp;c.; Leave given; Petition prefented, and referred to 
the Sele Committee, to whom the Minutes of Evidence taken refpecting the Wet Dock Bill is 
referred, LIV. 501-——A Report from a Select Committee appointed by the Houfe, recom- 
mending this Plan to be cartied into Execution, LV.791. Tolie on the Table, and with the 
Appendix to be printed, ibid ——See fupra, 7. : 


See MBillg, 151. 165.—oule, 189.—Parbours.—avens.—Srotland, 57- 





















































Work PVards. 


Reports of Commiflioners relative to Ditto, vz. 


I. _. Refpeéting Fees, Gratuities, &amp;c. XLYIII. 876. 
2. Of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. relating to Timber, &amp;c. XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 266. 273. 
g. Refpecting the Perquifite of Chips to Shipwrights, &amp;c. XLVII. 297.- 


See Accounts, 1264.—%Billg, 151. 





Documents. 


See Coast Crade. 





Dogs. 


"7 Petition of certain Freeholders in the County of Warwick, and of Inhabitants of Aulcefter in the 
faid County, for a Tax upon Dogs, to be applied in Aid of the Poors Rates; to lie on the Table 
XLVI. 145. Petition of feveral Freeholders, Farmers, &amp;c. of the Parts of Holland, in the County 
of Lincoln, for Ditto, 215. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Plymouth, for Ditto, 307. Of Burgeffes of 
Bewdley for Ditto, 346. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of York, for Ditto, 377.. Of the Grand Jury for 
the County of Cornwall for Ditto, 392. Of the Inhabitants of Scarborough for Ditto 438. 
Of Inhabitants of Exeter, and of Worcefter, for Ditto, 448.—Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Upton- 
upon-Severn for Ditto, 463. Of Bailiff, &amp;c. of TewKefbury for Ditto, 621. Of Mayor, &amp;c 
of Sandwich for Ditto, 661. Of Inhabitants of Kingfton-upon-Hull for Ditto, 665 Of .. 
habitants of feveral Parifhes in Rochefter for Ditto, 691. Of the Sheriff and Grand Jury for 
the County of Lancafter for Ditto, XLVII. 383. Of the Portreeve, &amp;c. of Honiton for Ditto 
446. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Dorchefter for Ditto, 466. Of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Collump- 
ton, and of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Bradninch, for Ditto, 553. Of the Inhabitants of Perfhore for 
Ditto, 614. Of the Magiftrates aéting for the Eaftern Divifion of Effex, and Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Colchetter, for Ditto, 682, Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Suffolk for Ditto, 76 3. 





2. Petition of Gentlemen, Farmers, Graziers, and Breeders of Sheep, refiding in the County of Lei- 
cefter, and adjacent Counties, fora Tax to be laid upon Dogs, and that a Bill might be brought in 
for that Purpofe in the fame Seffion ; to lie on the Table, LI. 463. The Petition again read, and 
referred to. a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider thereof, &amp;c. 504. Deferred, 524. 548. 
Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Worcefter for Ditto, referred to the Committee, 554. The 
Petitions confidered, &amp;c. ibid. Petition from the Town of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancafhire, in favour 
of Ditto; to lie on the Table, 557. Report to be received; 560. Report a Duty of Three 
Shillings per Annum’ on each Dog, &amp;c. and Bill otdered, 562. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered 
to be printed, 581. Committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 593. Deferred, 605. 
Negative the Speaker leaving the Chair to go into the Committee, and defer it for Three Months 
614. Committee of Ways and Means vote a Tax on Ditto, and Bill paffes, 792. See 
Supplp, 311. 457. : 


See alfo Accounts, 1151. 












Dollats. 









Dollars. 
Purchafed for His Majefty’s Service Abroad, LI. 121. 
See Accounts, 138. - 
» 





Domingo (Spatnt), 


Several Motions relative to the Expedition under General Abercromby, to Saint Domingo, &amp;c. 
LI. 633. 


See Actounts, 36. 37. 55. 115. 211. 252.—Aadrefles, 147.—West Indies, 7. 





Womintea. 


See Accounts, 58. 211.—Addrefles. 97.— Wiest Indies. 





Doomsday Book. 


Mentioned in the Reports of the Commiffioners on Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. 834.—XLVIII. 
469. 
See Accounts, 1264. 





Double Returns, 


See Elections, 73. to 83. &amp;c.— embers, 24.—MDrbers, 75. 


Doubts, 


Bills for removing, &amp;c. particular Doubts, XLVI. 681.—XLVII. P. 1090.—L. P. 638.—LI. 17. 
P. 246. P. 479. P. 480.—LII. 278. P. 360. P. 637.—LII. P. 629.—LV.’ P. 714. 


See Millg, 32. 156. 1'72. 180, 213. 274. 281. 376.—Cast India Companp, 1.— 
Cast Indies, 1.—Cstates, (Bathurft)—Cstates Forfetted—-Jnclofured, 391. 
402.—Justices of the Peate, 4—Milk.— Prabigations, 104.—Obips and Wellels, 
5-—Wibeat, &amp;c. 








Dover, 


See Acrounts, 966. 968. 1392.—Caufles and Jndictments—Committers, 128.—Parbonrg, 
16.— Ships and Weflels. : 





Dower. 
See Bills, 221.—Cstates.— thing, 6. 


~- 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Pratts ot Orders. 


See Wills, 87.—promitlorp Motes.—Soupply, 398. 510. 




















Mratnage. 


Expence of particular Works not being intended to be levied by Tolls or Duties, Petitions not 
referred to Committees, XLVI. 132. 146. 192. 395.—XLVII. 526. XLVI. 771-—LI. 93. 
“LH. 294. 


See Mills, 154.—Feng, 6. &amp;c.—Inclofures, 45. 239. &amp;c.— Pabigations, 53. ” 





Draining and Amproving. 


See _—— 62.—-Bills, 97.—Cmbanking —Fens.—Juclolures, 13. 45. 322. 
367 


Drains, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 355.—MBillg, 197. 237.— Squares and Streets, 23. &amp;c. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Drawbacks, 


Abatentents, Allowances, and Bounties ; Biloounts and 
ASrenwums. 


I. Petitions for Drawbacks, &amp;e.  - = = = -~ 2. &amp;e, 


II. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means relating 
to Drawbacks - - - = = = = = 3.4023. 


III. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means relating 
to Difcounts - - - = - = = = 24. ¢0 26. 


IV. ----- relating to Allowances - - - - 27. t0 29. 


V. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means relating 


to Bounties © = = = = = = 30. 31. &amp;c. 
VI. Refolutions of other Committees of the whole Houfe relating 
to Drawbacks = - - - = © = = 32.1047. 


VII. Inftructions to Committees relating to Drawbacks, 48. to 52. 


VIII. Refolutions 








Drawbacks, 8eC,—Table to the’ Head’; &amp;e. 


VIII: Refolutions of other Committees of the whole: Houfe, relating 
to, wz. 


‘Abatements - - ~ = = 53- | Allowances &amp;* = = = * + = 54. 
IX. Refolutions relating to Bounties - - - - 55. to 84. 


X: InftruGions for Provifion to be made in Bills relating to 
Bounties - - - - - + - = 85. 86, &amp;c. 


XI. Refolutions of other Committees relating to Premiums, 87. 
XII. Bills relating to Drawbacks - = - - - ~- 88. t0 97. 


Pe See relating to Allowances and Bounties = - 98. to 103. 





Drawbacks, 


Ghatements, Allowances, and Bounties ; Dilcounts and 


Premiums. 
I. Petitions for Drawbacks, &amp;c. to be allowed, w/z. 
a Of the Proprietors of the Pennygored Tin Works, in the County of Pembroke ; referred to a Com-- 





mittee, XLVII. 231. No Report. Petition renewed and referred, L. 152. Report and referred 
toa Committee of the whole Hdufe, 282. Confidered and report, 285. See infra, 89. 


2. Of the Proprietors of the Copper and Lead Mines in the Ifle of Anglefey ; referred to a Committee, 
XLVII., 268. Report, and referred to'a Committee of the whole Houfe, -762.. Confidered and 
report, &amp;c. 793. See infra, 94. 


For continuing Acts granting Drawbacks, &amp;c.—See Laws Crpiring, 10.—petitiongs, 34. 
See Cort and Grain, 2.—Figheries, 2. 4. 








II. Refolutions: of the Committee of Ways and Means tus a! to 
Drawbacks, vz. 


For allowing Drawbacks, viz. 
On Balks, Battens, Beach Quarters, Deals, &amp;c. exported, L. 271. 272. 


On Bricks and Tiles made in Great Britain, and exported:as Merchandize to Foreign Parts, XIX. 
12%. 
——Ditto on Bricks, LII. 182. 


x. On Lemons and Oranges exported, L.: 271. 

6. On Mahogany exported, L. 271; 

". On Mafts, being Twelve Inches Diameter or upwards, exported, L. 273. 

8. On Oil (Sallad) exported, L. 271. 

9. On Oil (Spermaceti) exported, L. 271; 

10. On Plate Glafs and other Glafs made in Great Britain and exported, &amp;c, XLIX. 139. 
II. On Raifins of various Sorts exported, L. 270. 

i On Salt made in Great Britain exported, except Rock Salt, LUI. 509. 

12. On Silk Knubs and Hufks of Silk and Wafte Silk exported, L. 271. 

13. On Sugar unrefined, exported as Merchandize, XLVI. 92. 

14. . On Tea fold by the Eaft India Company, and exported to any Place where a Drawback of the 


Duty on Tea is allowed es Law, L. 270,—LII,184.—=LIll. 509.—LYV. 235. 


Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4Q 15. On 


































_ see! -{ Refolutions of the Committee of Wa S 
Drawbacks, &amp;c, { and Means. , 





On Timber; Fir Timber; Fir Quarters, &amp;c: (except Oak Timber and Timber of Ireland) éx- 
ported, L. 273: 


i6, On Ufers of Five friches Square arid under Eight Inches Square, and alfo thofe under we Inches 
Square; having been imported into this Kingdom from any Part of Europe, Lk. 27 

17. On Wine tifed by Admirals, &amp;c. on Board Ships in Service, L. 31. 

18, On Wine (Foreign) imported and exported beyond Seas as Merchandize, L. 269.—LI. 590. 


For granting additional Drawbacks, viz. 


19. On Chocolate exported, made in Great Britain of Cocoa Nuts of the Growth, &amp;c. of the Britith 
Colonies, &amp;c. imported, L. 270. 


For making Drawbacks perpetual, viz. 
20. On Sugars, allowed by A&amp; 31 Geo. III.3; XLIX. 140. 


For reducing Drawbacks, viz. 





Upon Sugars on Exportation, LI. 203. See Supplp, 455. 


For difcontinuing Drawbacks, viz. 
Parts of Drawbacks, viz. 
21. On Sugar exported in the famé State it was imported, LI. 203~—LIV. 610. 


22. On the Exportation of refined Sugar called Baftards, and ground or powdered Sugar, and re- 
| fined Loaf Sugar broken in Pieces, and all Sugar called Candy, LI. 203.—LIV. 610. 


23&gt; On the Exportation of any other refined Sugar, LI. 203.—LIV. 610. 


So much as is allowed on Exportation of Coffee and Cocoa Nuts of the Produce of any Britith 
Colony, &amp;¢. as exceeds the Drawback on any other Sort of Coffee or Cocoa Nuts, Lil. 182. 


Sce infra, 32. &amp;c. 


HI. Refolutions 6f the Committee of Ways and Means relating to 
Difcounts, viz. 


44. For allowing Difcount on Sums to be raifed, paid into the Bank before particular Times men- 
tioned by Inftalments, &amp;c. XLVI. 615.—XLVII. 624.—XLVIH. 463. 801.—XLIX. 136. 399. 
L. 268. 373.—LE 2¢0. 654.—LII. 182. 227.—LIII, 508.—LIV. 610. 


2.5. Rate of Difcount reduced, on the Time allowed by Law for the Payment of Duties being re- 
duced, LI. 203. 


26. See Account of Aimiount of Surhs paid for Difcount in Scotland, LI. 287. 


: IV. Of the like Committee relating to Allowances, vz. 


For making additional Allowances, viz. 


273. Upon all Beer and Ale brewed for Sale within the Cities of London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 94. 


For difcontinuing Allowances, viz. 
28. For Wafte on White or Rock Salt carried Coaftwife, LI. 202. 
29. See Account of Amount of Allowances paid in Scotland, LI. 287: 
See infra, 53. 


V. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means relating to 
Bounties; 7/2. 


For allowing Bounties, viz. | 
30. On refined Sugar called Baftard, and ground or powdered Sugar, and refined Loaf Sugar broken 
in Pieces, and all Sugar called Candy, exported 1 from this Kingdom as Merchandize, “XLVI. 92. 
For allowing additional Bounties, viz. 


31. On Sugar refined, in the Loaf and whole, exported as Merchandize, XLVI. 92. 
See infra, 54. &amp;c. 











ah, ee a OL Refolutions of the Gonimitrie of Ways 
wrawbhatks, &amp;c, and Means, and of other Coates. 





—e ——— 





For reviving and continuing As granting Bounties, viz. 
For encouraging the Fifheries carried on at Newfoundland, &amp;c. Lil. 640.——See Supply, 553. 


Relating to Premiums, viz. 
Aéts granting Ditto on the Southérn Whale Fifhery to be altered and continued, &amp;c. LIII. 398. 


VI. Refolutions of other Committees of the whole Houfe relating to 


32. 


37- 


38. 


40. 


41. 
42. 


43- 
44- 
45- 
46. 


47. 


Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Drawbacks, vz. 


For allowing Drawbacks, viz. 
On. Callicoes exported to Africa, &amp;c. LIV. got. 
Coals ufed in the Pennygored Tin Works in Pembrokefhire, L. 285. 
Dimities, Drugs, &amp;c. fold at thé Eaft India Company’s Sales and exported, LIV. 392. 
See Duties, 





Goat Skins (Tanned) imported, upon the Re-exportation thereof, XLVI. 559. 
65. 

Melaffes, imported from any Parts out of Europe in Foreign Ships, on Exportation, LI. 669. 

Sugar exported, when the Price is below a certain Sum, LV. 36. 

Tarexported, having been imported in Foreign Ships, LV. 549. 


Wines; a Drawback of Cuftoms and Excife on Wines confumed by Admirals, &amp;c,. on Board 
Ships of War in actual Service, XLVIII. 721. See infra, 88. 


Wire ; Virginal Wire of Copper, on Exportation, XLVII. 793——See Duties, 46. 





For allowing the fame Drawbacks, viz. 


On Goods, Wares, and Merchandize imported from India or China, Dutch, Property, as,the 
like Sorts of Goods, &amp;c. would be fubjeé to, on being exported by the Eaft India Com- 
pany, L. 506. See Halland. 


.—-Ditto Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, under the American Petey af Commerce, &amp;c. LII. 
628.—See America. 





For allowing the like Diriiebeits. Viz. 
On all Foreign Wines exported to China, as is now allowed on the Exportation of fuch Wine to 
the Britifh Settlements in the Eaft Indies, L_ 588 See Wines, 2 


——Ditto Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, under the American Treaty of Commerce, &amp;c. LIT. 
628. 





For granting further Time for allowing Drawbacks, viz. 


Upon the Exportation of China-Ware imported by the Eaft India Company Before 1ft April 
17953 L. 577-——See Cast Judia Companp, 16. 





For difcontinuing Drawbacks, viz. 
Upon Foreign rough Hempvexported, XLVI. 378. 
See Laws Crpiring, 6. 
For Drawbacks to ceafe, viz. 
Allowed on the Importation of Saltpetre, ufed, &amp;c. in the making Oil of Vitriol, XLVI. 554. 
On Sugar at particular Periods of Time, except the fame be exported’to Ireland, or any Part of 
the Britifh Dominions, XLVII. 759. 
For Drawbacks to ceafe and others granted, viz. 
On Black Lead, LI. 626,——See Duties, 77. 
On Figs, XLVIII. 793.——-See Duties, 64. 
See Duties, 55. 
See Duties. 
made in Scotland, &amp;c. Liv. 682. S83. 
On Tar, impofed by A&amp; 38 Geo. III.; Lv. 549. 





On Mahogany, LI. 620. 








On Salt, LI. 572: 






























5I. 


46. 


47. 


48. 


49. 


50. 


54. 


haat me . '@,-~ )Refolutions of other Gommittees .than © 
Drawbacks, &amp;C. { Ways and Means; ‘InftruGtions, &amp;c. 


For allowing Drawbacks and Bounties which had been withheld,. viz. 
On all Sugar exported from this Kingdom, whenever the Price thereof fhall be below a certain‘Sum, 
LV. 495. 
For amending As for allowing Drawbacks, viz. 
On Coals ufed in {melting Copper and Lead Ores, &amp;c. in the Ifle of Anglefea, XLVI. 794. 
See i#fra, 94. 


For amending Atts for regulating the Allowance of Drawbacks and Payment 
of Bounty, &amp;c. viz. 


On the Exportation of Sugar, &amp;c. Act of 32'Geo. III. ; XLVUI. 807.—L. 590.—LIII. 3 
See infray 95. 





VII. Inftructions to Committees relating to Drawbacks, &amp;c. viz. 


On Bills, viz. 


For regulating the Exportation of Sugar, 8c. ‘For Drawbacks and Bounties on refined Sugar, 
“© &amp;c. to ceafe for certain Periods of Time, &amp;c.” XLVI. 760. 








For repealing the Duties on Paper, Sc. and granting others. “For allowing a Drawback per 
“ Pound Weight on printed Books, either unbound or bound, &amp;c. exported by a Printer or 
*€ Bookfeller,” XLIX. 308. 


For additional Duties on Goods, Wares, &amp;Sc. imported, &amp;8c. “For applying Monies arifing from 
** the Reduétion of certain Drawbacks on Sugar,” LI. 212. 


For Redu€tion of the Drawbacks, &amp;&amp;c. now allowed on Sugar. “ For allowing the Drawback on 
“‘ Sugar exported to Ireland in the State it wasimported, &amp;c.”- LI. 241. 











For allowing Importation of Melaffes from any Countr y, Se. ** For allowing a Drawback on Me- 
* laffes imported from any Parts out of Europe in Foreign Ships, upon being exported, le 
669. 


On other Matters, viz. 


To confider of charging Warehoufe Rent on Foreign Wine, Sc——“ To confider. of equalizing the 
** Drawback on Foreign Wines exported to China and the Britifh Settlements in the Eaft Indies,” 


L. 577: 


VIII. Refolutions of other Committees of the whole Houfe, relating 


to Abatements and Allowances, UZ. 


For making Abatements, viz. 


For Duties on Houfes, Windows, or Lights ; for every Dwelling Houfe inhabited or to be inhabited 
within Scotland, Lit. 39%- 405. 


Claufes for making idkeneunietts. viz. 


For Duties on Farm Houfes upon Perfons leaving their Farms, LI. 176. 


For difcontinuing Allowances, viz. 
Made to Importers of damaged or mean Tobacco, XLVI. 611. 


Claufes giving the fame Allowance and Drawbacks, viz. 
Wine for the Ufe of the Navy, &amp;c. L. 311.——See Supply, 589. 


IX. Refolutions of other‘Committees of the whole Houfe relating 


to Bounties, viz. 


For allowing and giving Bounties, viz. 


On Barley and on Oats imported, equal to an average Price publifhed in the Gazette, 8&amp;c. LV. 
885. Ditto before a particular Day, 893. 


On Beef or Pork barrelled, falted, and exported, LIII. 573. 
 . Upon 











, r Refolutions of ~ other Committee 
Drawbacks, &amp;c. : than Ways and Means. : 


56. 


57: 
58. 


59- 
60. 


64. 
65. 


66. 
67. 


68. 


74 





f 


Upon the Exportation of Bread and Bifcuit, in Proportion to the Bounty on Exportation of Wheat, 
XLVI. 85. 86. 


On Flour exported made of Britifh Wheat, XLVI. 86..—See infra, 54. 66. &amp;c. 


On Indian Corn or Maize of particular Weight; a Bounty equal to an Average Price, LV. 880. 
See infra, 66. 


On Oatmeal, XLVIII. 788. 
On the Mackarel Fithery, L. 347. 384. 





On refined Sugar called Baftard, and ground or powdered Sugar, and refined Loaf Sugar broken in 
Pieces, and all Sugar called Candy, exported from this Kingdom as Merchandize, XLVI. 331. 


On Sugar exported, LV. 495. 

On Hertings cured and packed in Barrels, &amp;c. LIV. 94. 380. 510. 

On Pilchards now cured, whether exported or not; LV. 903. 

On Britifh and Irith Linens; certain Species exported, XLVI. 377.—XLVII. 827. ? 

On Britifh-made Cordage exported, XLVI. 686, 
On Fith exported, Lill. 572. 


On Hemp raifed on any Lands now Waftes or Commons of Pafture within Great t Britain, XLVI 
581. 


On Hemp, the real Produce of, and imported from any Country, within the Dominions of the 
Crown of Great Britain, XLVI. 581. 


On Lands, now Waftes or Commons of Pafture within Great Britain, per Acre per Year, employed 
in the aétual Culture of Hemp, XLVI. 581. 


On Peafe and Beans imported before a particular Day, a Bounty equal to a certain Average Price, 
&amp;c. LV. 893. 


To Matters and Surgeons of Ships employed in the African Slave Trade, XLVI. 669.—XLVII. 
813.—XLVIII. 843.—XLIX. 502.—L. 538.—LI. 440. 


On Rice, a Bounty equal to the Difference of a certain Average Price, &amp;c. LV. 273. 880. 
On Rye, equal to the Difference of an Average Price in the London Gazette, LV. 551. 803. 
On Ships employed in the Greenland and Whale Fifhery, XLVII. 523. 

Ditto in the Britifh Herring Fifhery, Liv. 93. 





On Sugar exported when the Price is below a certain Sum, LV. 36. 
On Wheat, Wheat Flour, Indian Corn, &amp;c. imported in Britifh Ships, &amp;c. LI. 85. 92. 


On Wheat, Wheat Flour, Indian Meal, and Rye; imported of particular Weight, LI: 229.—LV. 
803. 


On Wheat and Wheaten Flour, equal to the Difference of certain Average Prices in the London 
Gazette, LV. 273. 802. 803. 


See Corn and Grain, 2. 3. 9. &amp;c. 


For allowing additional Bounties, viz. 


On Pilchards exported, XLVI. 460.—LIV. 522.——-See Fisheries, 4. 


On Herrings landed from any Boat, &amp;c. not entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Shillings per Ton, 
L. 384. See Laws Crpiring, 16. 


On Mackarel cured and exported, &amp;c. L. 385.——See Fisheries, 2 


On all Wheat and Wheat Flour imported from His Majefty’s Colonies in America, or from the 
United States, LI. 242.——See Corn and Grain, 9. 





For continuing Bounties, viz. 





Upon the Importation and Exportation of Corn, Grain, and Flour, XLVI. 85. 
&amp;c. 2. 


See Corn, 


On the Exportation of Britifh-made Cordage, XLVI. 378.——See Laws Crpiring, 6 
On the Growth of Hemp and Flax in England, L. 581.——Sce Hemp, &amp;c. 
On Pilchards exported, A&amp; 31 Geo. III.; Lil. 456.——See Fisheries, 4. 


For equalizing Bounties, viz. 


The Bounty allowed on Exportation of Flour, to that upon the Export of Wheat, XLVI. 86—— 
See Corn and Grain, 2. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—-1800.) 4R For 












i hig | Refolutions of other Committees ; 
Drawbacks, XC. } Inftructions, &amp;e: a 





For governing the Payment of Bounties, viz. 
15 On Corn and Grain, XLVI. 85.——See Cortt and Grain, 2. 
w On Oats, LV. 371. 




























For extending Bounties, viz. 


76. On Corn imported from the Mediterranean, to a larger Quantity, LI. 230. 
77. On Ditto and Flour from Ditto, to Corn and Flour now under the King’s Locks, &amp;c. LI. 242. 
78. On Corn, to the Cargoes of all Ships which may now be in the Ports of this Kingdom, or fhall 


arrive previous to the Commencement of the Bounty, LI. 230. 
On Herrings, to Herrings caught by Perfons refiding in the Ifle of Man, LV. 724. 
See Corn and Grain, 9. 


For enlarging Bounties, viz. 


On Barrels of fuperfine, 8&amp;c. Wheaten Flour imported from America in Ships having cleared out at 
particular Times, and the Flour fold by Public Sales by Auction, LV. 927. 


For regulating the Payment of Bounties, viz. 


49. On the Exportation of Sugar, &amp;c. to amend Ac 32 Geo. LII.; XLVIII. 807.—L. 590. 
infra, 95. 96. 


See 





For repealing Provifions in former Aéts for regulating the Payment of Boun- 
ties, VIZ. 
80, On Corn and Grain, XLVI. 86.——See Corn and Grain, 2. 


For extending the Time allowed for the Payment of Bounties, viz. 
See Corn and Grain, 9. 





81. On Corn, LI. 230. 


For difcontinuing Bounties, viz. 
82. Payable upon the Exportation of Britifh-made Gunpowder, XLVI. 554. See Duties, 66. 


on every Barrel of White Herrings exported under Act 38 Geo. III.; LV. 917. 








For difallowing Bounties, viz. 
On Exportation to Ireland of Sail Cloth manufactured in Great Britain, LUI. 326. 


For Bounties to ceafe, viz. 


83. On Sugar at particular Periods, XLVII. 759. 760. See Cyportation, 1. 





For permitting Exportation without Allowance of Bounty, viz. 
84. Of Wheat, when at a certain Price, XLVI. 85.———See Corn and Orain, 2. 


X. Inftru@tions for Provifion to be made in Bills relating to Boun- 
ties, v7Z. 

$5. For granting additional Duty on Sugar imported, 8¢——-“ For allowing a Bounty on refined Sugar 

«called Baftard, and ground or powdered Sugar, &amp;c. exported as Merchandize,” XLVI. 331. 


To amend an A&amp; of 32 Geo. Ill. for regulating the Allowance of Drawback, Sc. on Exportation of 
Sugar, &amp;c———“ For reducing the Bounty on refined Sugar, exported in any other than Britith 
“ Ships,” XLVIII. 807. See infra, 95. 

For augmenting the Militia. “ To increafe, for a Time to be limited, the Bounty now payable 
“ to Volunteers ferving in the Militia,” XLIX. 330———Sce Militia, 5. 











Claufes relating to Bounties, viz. 
86. Direéting how they fhall be paid, &amp;¢. LV. 325. 
Claufes 




























Drawbacks, &amp; C. Claufes, Refolutions, and Bills. 





Claufes relating to Drawbacks, viz. 
&gt; For allowing Ditto paid on Watch Cafes made of Gold and Silver, Lill. 336. 
0 For allowing Ditto on Sugar exported before a certain Day, LV. 45. 


XI. Refolutions of other Committees of the whole Houfe relating 
to Premiums, 772. 


For allowing Premiums, viz. 


$7. To Ships carrying on the Southern Whale Fithery to the North of the Equator, the fame as they 
are now entitled to, if they do not pafs the Equator, XLVIII. 811.——See Fisheries, 7. 


For altering Premiums granted by particular Aéts, and continuing them for further Terms, &amp;c. 
LIII. 391. | 
See fupra, 64. 


XII. Bills relating to Drawbacks, &amp;c. viz. 


For allowing Drawbacks, viz. 


88, To allow the Drawback of the Duties of Cuftoms and Excife upon Wines confumed by Admirals, 
&amp;c. on board Ships of War in actual Service, and to allow fuch Ships to be fupplied with To- 
bacco, Duty free; ordered, XLVIII. 721. P. 826.——See Suppip, 589. 


89. For allowing a Drawback of the Duties upon Coals ufed in carrying on the Pennygored Works in 
the County of Pembroke; ordered, L. 285. Confidered in the Committee, and the Report 
on the Petition referred, 332. Reported, &amp;c. 335. P. 480. 





90. On Books (printed) either unbound or bound with any Materials refpectively liable to a Duty of 
Excife, and exported by Printers or Bookfellers, XLIx. 308. P. 417. See Supplip, 328. 
519. 
For giving the fame Drawbacks as allowed by former Aéts, viz. 
gl. A Claufe admitted in.a Bill for Ditto on Wine at the Port of Dartmouth for the Ufe of the Navy, 


L. 311. P. 323. 


For regulating the Allowance of Drawbacks, &amp;c. viz. 
92. On the Exportation of Sugar, &amp;c. XLVH. 697. 826, P. 1069.——See infra, 95. 


For allowing further Time for the Payment of Drawbacks, viz. 


93- On China Ware imported by the Eaft India Company before the 1ft of April 1795; ordered, L. 
577: P. 617. 


For repealing Drawbacks, Allowances, and Bounties, and granting others, viz. 
See € reife. 


For Reduétion of Drawbacks and Bounties, viz. 


, Allowed on the Exportation of Sugar, LI. 203. Inftruction, 241. P. 271. 





On Salt ; ordered, LIM. 291. 572. P. 706. 





For reviving Acts, &amp;c. relating to the Allowance of Drawbacks.——See Sugar. 
To amend, &amp;c. Aéts relating to Drawbacks, viz. 
94- A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. for allowing a Drawback of the Duties upon Coals ufed in fmelting Copper 


and Lead Ores, and in Fire Engines for draining Water out of the Copper and Lead Mines in 
the Ifle of Anglefea; erdered, XLVIII. 794. P. 939. 


95: A&amp;t of the preceding Seffion (32 Geo. III.) “ for regulating:the Allowance of the Drawback and Pay- 
“‘ ment of the Bounty on the Exportation of Sugar, and for permitting the Importation of Sugar 
“and Coffee into the Bahama and Bermuda Iflands in Foreign Ships ;” ordered, XLVIII. 807. 
Inftruction to make Provifion therein for reducing the Bounty on refined Sugar exported in 
any otherthan Britifh Ships, ibid. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 847. P. 938. 
See Cyportation, 1. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1 800.) 96. Bill 



















Mrawbacks, SZC. Bills relating thereto. 


96. Bill to amend the faid A&amp; of 32 Geo. III. and for reducing the Bouaty on refined Sugars ex. 
ported in any other than Britifh Ships ; ordered, L. 590. P. 637. 


97. Bill toamend the faid A&amp;t of 35 Geo. III. (the laft preceding Seffion) ordered, LI. 662. P. 790, 
Bill to continue and amend the Act of 36 Geo. III. ordered, LUI. 361. 601. P. 690. 


See Supply, 501.—Supra, 92. 











XIII. Bills relating to Allowances and Bounties, vz. 


98. For repealing the Duties, &amp;Sc. on Figs, and granting ‘others. “ An Inftruction to empower the 
“ Commiffioners of the Cuftoms to authorize their Officers to make Allowance for Damage re- 
“‘ ceived by Goods during the Voyage,” XLVIII. 806. P. 938. 


99. For granting additional Duties on Foreign Wine, c.——“ A Claufe admitted for giving the fame 
- Allowance and Drawbacks for the Ufe of the Navy at the Port of Dartmouth, on the Duties 
* impofed by this Act, as on former Acts,” L, 311. P. 323. 








For determining Allowances, viz. 
For Wafte on Salt carried Coaftwife, &amp;c. LI. 203. P. 271. 


Bills relating to Bounties, vz. 


For granting Bounties, viz. 
100. On Importation of Oats ; ordered, LV. 371. P. 451. 
Ditto of Rye; ordered, LY. 551. P. 681. 

See Wheat, &amp;c. 





For taking off Bounties, viz: 
101. Payable on Sail Cloth and Canvas exported to Ireland; ordered, LII. 511. Read Third Time and 
a Claufe added for limiting the Duration of the Act, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 615. P. 637. 
For continuing A&amp;ts allowing further Bounties, viz. 
102. On Pilchards taken, cured, and exported, LII. P. 672.——See Fisheries, 4. 


Io revive and continue Aéts granting Bounties, viz. 


103. A&amp; of 26 Geo. III for encouraging the Fifheries carried on at Newfoundland, &amp;c. LI. P. 698.——» 
See Supply, 553. ) 
See alfo Accounts, 368. 387. 393. 458. 711. 721.730. 748. 1048. 1064. 1067. 1070. 
1077. 1081.—Billg, 3. 5. 61. 62. 87. 159. 279.—Committees, 97. 101.— 
Carn and Orain, 2. &amp;c.—Duties, 64. 76.—Cpreile, 9.—Crportation, 1.— 
Houle, 146.—Laws Crpiving, 33.—Sougar, 2—foupplip, 349. 368. 455. 





PDrawhrioges, &amp;c. 


See Docks, 7.—barbourg, &amp;c. 12.—Pabigationg, 105. &amp;c. 


Wredgers. 


See Corporations and Companies, 2. 


Druggists. 


See Patents, 1. 








 Brugs, 
Duchy Hifice. 


See Wills, 154.— Dutchies, 3. 








Pues, 
Rates, Droits, arid Dues, XLVII. 421. 


See Bringes, 5.—Corporationg, &amp;c. 3-——Dorks, 3. 5. 6—Warhotirgs, 1. 2. g. 
14.—jnabvigations, 53. &amp;c.— ports, 4. &amp;c.— Squares and Orreeis, 15. 





Dung. 


See Pighwans.— Lime, &amp;c.— Pabvigations: 


Dunkirk, 


See Actoutts, 109: 112. &amp;c.—Addrelles; 145.—Committees, 131.— Boule, 406. 








Duplicates. 


See Sills, 211.~Supiplp, 563. 





Duration, &amp;c. 


Of Aéts. See Act$.— WBillg, 184. 268. 371. 375. 





] 


Dutch. 


See Accounts, 109. 190. 530.—Adbrefles, 156.—Bills, 15. 61. 156.—Duties, 19. 48. 49. 
50, 91. 92. &amp;c.— Holland,— Pellages, 22. &amp;c. 








Dutchies. 


Of i 0 eg Accounts, 476. 1017. 1264.—wBillg, 369.—4uclofures, 120.—Ualeg, 
vince of, 


Of Lancafter.—sSee Stcounts, 465.—Courts.—Debrs Small, 6—avigations, 71. &amp;c— 
DOHicrs, 1.— Rights. 





Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 








CONTENTS 


I. Refolutions, &amp;¢. of Committees of the whole Houfe relating 
to Ditto - - = - - - = = 1.%0 46: 


CONTENTS of th HEAD 


—- Puties. 















II. Bills relating to Duties - - - = = = 47. fo115: 


HI. Queftions Negative papa eS = 2 + 





Duties, 


116. 


I. Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe (not of Supply) 
for laying on, and alfo for regulating, &amp;c. Duties, © 


12. 
13. 
14. 


15. 
16. 


14. 
18. 


19. 


relating to, wz. 


America; Duties of Cuftoms, &amp;c. on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, and alfo on Ships, undet 


the Treaty of Commerce, &amp;c. with Ditto, LI. 627. 
Arrow Root, frorn the Weft Indies, LI. 682. 
Auétions; Duties on particular Sales by Auéttions, XLVI. 777: 
Bark, XLVII. 791. 
Black Lead, LI. 626. 
Blubber.—See infra, 27. 
Brewers, XLVI. 317. 
Britifh Spirits, LV. 864. 
Burials, Marriages, &amp;c. Regiftry of Ditto, xLIX. 153. 





Burr Stones, to be ufed as Mill Stones, Lv. 420. 

Cambricks and French Lawns, XLIX. 447. 

Candles ; except Wax and Spermaceti Candles, XLVIL. 405. 

Carriages with Four Wheels, &amp;c. LIII. 387. 4of. 

Carts (Market Carts), L. 582.—LIII. 402. 

Per-Cent Duties, LUI. 387. 402. 

Chairs, Chaife, Calafhes, &amp;c. LIII. 402. 

Clocks and Watches; Duties to ceafeand determine, LIII. 373. 

Coals, Culm, &amp;c. carried Coaftwife into Scotland, XLVIII. 787. 

Corn and Grain, &amp;c. XLVI. 85. 348. 582. 639. 

Dairies, &amp;c. LI. 673. 

Diftillery in Scotland, XLVIII. 787. 820,—XLIX. 321.—LIII. 118. 670, 
Dogs of every Defcription, LI. 562. 

——Ditto granted by A&amp;t 36 Geo. III.; Lil. 387. 402. 

Figs, XLVIII. 793.——See infra, 64. 

Gloves and Mittens, XLIX. 153.—LI. 647. 

Goats Skins tanned, imported, XLVI. 559. 

«Ditto tanned into Morocco Leather, XLVI. 559. 

Gold and Silver Plate ufed in Watch Cafes, LUI. 277.——See infra, 70. 


Goods and Effects from Holland, imported under A&amp;t 35 Geo. III.; L: 454 


Hackney Coaches, LV. 438., 

























| , Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe 
Duties ;} | 


(not of Supply) relating thereto. 





20. 


i2t. 


22; 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 


27. 


28. 


29. 


30. 


35 


Inptx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Hats, Caps, &amp;c. except made of Wool} &amp;c. LIII. 649. 
Hemp, undreffed, from the Eaft Indies, Lv. 916. 
Herrings, LV. 881. 903. 


Hops, Foreign, LV. 721. 804. 





imported into Great Britain, LV. 421. 
Horfes kept for Riding, &amp;c. LUI. 387. 401. 
Ditto and Mules, Lill. 387. 402. 





Houfes, with lefs than Seven Windows or Lights, XLVII. 405. 





Houfes, Windows, or Lights, LUI. 387. got. 
Inhabited Houfes, LIII. 387. 401. 





Infurance ; Policies for infuring Houfes, &amp;c. from Lofs by Fire, LUI. 680% 
Licences ; relating to the Diftillery in Scotland, XLVIII. 787. 
for retailing Spirits, LIV. 656. 
for making Mineral Alkali or Flux for Glafs, LIU. 573: 
Linen Yarn (Raw) the Produce of Pruffia, LIV. 528. 
Linfeed Cakes from any Foreign Country, LI. 682. 


Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon; and Nutmegs, imported and fold at the Sales of the Eaft India Company, 
LI. 612: 


Mahogany, LI. 620. 

Malt ; additional Duty, by A&amp; 31 Geo. IIIL.; XLVIL 405. 
Materials for ManufaGures; L. 464. 

Melaffes, Importation, LI. 575+ 669. 





Ditto into. Newfoundland, Duty-free, LI. 534. 
Naval and Military Stores, &amp;c. L. 454. 

See fupra, (Mace).—Jnfra, 47. 

Oak Bark, XLVII. 791. 

Oil of Blubber, LV. 420. 

— of Turpentine imported, LV. 549. 





Nutmegs. 


Opium imported, LV. 533. 

Paper (Foreign) XLVII. 739. 

Paving Stones, and Stones cut into Burr Stones, LV. 533. 

Perfumery, Hair Powder, &amp;c. LV. 658. 

Pilchards, LY. 903. 

Quarantine, LV. 697. 

Rape Seed, and other Seeds ufed for extraéting Oil, &amp;c. L. 616. | 

Rum, or other Spirits, imported into Newfoundland from the Britifh Colonies, LIL, 534. 
Salt ufed for curing Mackarel, &amp;c. L. 384. 

—- for preferving Fith for the Supply of London Markets, Lv. 721. 

—— made in Scotland, or imported from Scotland into England, &amp;e. LIV. 682. 

—- for preferving Herrings in Bulk, LV. 903. 

Saltpetre, XLVI. 554. 

Scotland ; Stills, &amp;c. LV. 677.——See fupra, 30. 

Servants; Female Servants, by Act 25 Geo. III.; XLVII. 405. 

Male Servants, LIII. 387. 401. 680. 

Sheep Skins, called Roans, tanned after the Manner of Spanifh Leathet, XLVI. 559. 
Ships ; refpecting Quarantine, LV. 697. 

Ships brought into the Ports of this Kingdom, L. 454 

Snuff, L. 454. 








36. 


37&gt; 
38. 


42. 
43- 
44 


46. 


47. 


48. 


Duties: { { Refolutions and Bills relating, thereto, exclubue of 4 


49: 


50. 
5I. 





































thofe in Supply. 





Stage Coaches, &amp;c. Li 486. 
Starch, LI. 19. 





For reducing Duties 6n Importation of Starch; LV. 42. 
— and Coffee, L. 454. 

Duties by-A&amp; of the laft preceding Seffion to _— LY. 495. 
Tar imported, LV. 549+ 
Tobacco, XLVI. 721.—L. 454. 





of the Spanifh Dominions, XLVIIh $43. 

Vellum, Parchment, afd Paper, &amp;c. LIII. 680. 

Waggons, Wains, &amp;c. by A&amp; 23 Geo. IIL; XLvit. Jos. 

Waitets at Taverns, Coffee Houtes, &amp;c. LI. 680. 

Wearing Apparel, Jewels, Watches, &amp;c. Li 454. 

Whale Fins and Oil, Seal Oil, and Seal Skins, &amp;c. XLVII. 524. 760: 
Wines and Spirits, L. 4543 

Wine and Tobagco, XLVIII. 721%: 

Wire of Copper, XLVIIL. 793. 


Report of Refolutions re-committed, vit. 


Relative to Duties on Inhabited Houfes ; Houfes, Windows, or Lights ; Male Servants, &amp;c. Liif, 
393- 


‘Other particular Reports, viz. 


Report of Exemptions from particular Duties, LI. 680.—LY. 533. 628. 
Reports of extending particular Duties, LI. 680.—LV. g11. 





of extending Exemptions to other Acts or Duties, LV. 628. 





of fufpending Duties, and granting others, LV. 721. 804. 


II. Bills relating to Duties, exclufive of Bills in Supply, viz. 


For regulating the Payment of Duties, and granting additional Duties, viz. 
On Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, and Mace, imported by the Eaft India Company, and publicly 
fold at their Sales; ordered, LIM. 612, - Inftruction and Bill prefented, &amp;c. 647. P.-6go. 
For charging additional Duties, viz. 
Upon every Quarter of Barley, Beer, or Bigg imported, XLVI. 86. 





See Corn and Grain, tr. 
Upon manufactured Tobacco, Dutch Property, L. 454.———See Halland, 2. 
On Melaffes imported from any Parts out of Europe in Foreign Ships, LI. 669. P. 785.———See 
Jimportation, 2. 
For charging the loweft Cuftom Duties now by Law payable, viz. 
Naval and Military Stores, Timber and Iron, Dutch Property, L. 454. 





See Holland. 


For charging the fame Duties of Cufioms and Excife, viz. . - 
Snuff imported and taken out of Warehoufe, &amp;c. Dutch Property, L. 454. 
See Bolland, 2 





Tobacco manufactured, imported, Dutch Property, L. 454. 
See alfo Wills, 86. go. 


For charging the loweft Duties that are now by Law payable, viz. 


Materials for Manufactures, imported, Dutch Property, L. 454. See Bolland, z. 





For charging fuch Duties as would be due on a regular Importation, viz. 


Goods imported, &amp;c. and not enumerated, Dutch Property, L. 454. See Polland, 2. 





For charging Duties according to Value, viz. 


Ships brought into the Ports of this Kingdom, Dutch Property, L, 454.——See Holland, 2.— 
Supply, 310. - 
or 






55° 


56. 


58. 


59- 


60. 


61. 


62. 





Duties; wits relating thereto, moftly exclufive of Bills in Shbply. 








For charging Duties according to Weighi, viz: 
Mahogany imported, ordered, LI. 620. P. 784. 
See Dak Wark, 1—fSupplp, 317. 459. 479 


For laying on Duties, viz. 
Upon Wheat Meal or Flour arid Oatitieal imported; XLVI: 86 ——See Gorn and Grain, 1: 
On Taxed Carts, ordered, LIII. 405. P. 708. 


For more effectually Jecuring Duties, vi2. 
On Foreign Stained Paper imported, XLVII. 730. P. to#d. 
The Stamp Duties on Indentures, Leafes, Bonds, and other Deeds, ordered; LI. 200, P. 241% 


For better fecuring Duties, vit. 
On Certificates to be taken out by Solicitors, Attornies, &amp;c. Lil. 517. P. 6723 


On Glafs; ordered, L. 588. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed; ibid. Bill reported and Amend: 
ments made, &amp;ci 606. P. 637.——See Supplp, 553. 





For better Execution of Acts granting Duties, viz. 
For granting an Aid and Contribution duting the War, ordered, Litt: 6 52. P. 766, 


For better afcertaining and collecting Duties, viz. 
On Incotiie, granted by feveral Aéts of the laft Seffion; and to explain and amend the Aéts; ordered, 
_with an Inftruction, LV. 549. P. 681. 
For better Collection of Duties, Viz. 


On Hats; ordered, and alfo Accounts ordered, LI. 593. Bill ptefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be 
printed, 597: -Read Third Time; Claufes added and Amendments made, 765. P. 792. 


See Supplp, 600. 





For making Duties perpetual.—Sce Laws Crpiting, 18. —facétlant, 8.—fouppip, 437. 2: 


For continuing Duties, viz. 
Additional Duties granted .on Diftilleries in the Highlands of Scotland, &amp;c. ordered, LI. 1184 
P. 169. 
For extending the Time for returning Affefments, viz: 
Relating to Aid and Contribution during the War, LIVe 313: P: 534: 


For extending Duties, viz. 


Payable on Hats, to all Hats, Caps, and Bonnets; ordered, Lifl. 649. Prefented, &amp;c. 652. Come 
mitted, 660. Deferred, 665. Not proceeded in. 


Payable on Male Servants; to Waiters at Taverns, &amp;c. ordered, LIII. 680. P. 706, 
The Tonnage Duty on Ships refpecting Quarantine, ordered, LV. 911. P: 930 


For further continuing Duties, viz. 


One Farthing per Chalder on Coals; granted by Ad 1 Queen Anne, &amp;c. for Whitby Harbour, 
I. P. 791. 


Sce Warbours.— Laws Crpiring, 22.—Srotland, 9. 


Fo* amending Acts granting Duties, viz: 


Act of 34 Geo. III. for gtanting certain Stamp Duties on Indentutes of Clerkthips, to Solicitors 
and Attornies in any of the Courts in England, &amp;c. ordered, LII..298. P. 606. Another Bill 
for amending the faid Act, ordered; &amp;c. LIV. 262. 398. P. 534. 


See Creife—Infra, 71.—Stamps.—Supplp, 510. 514. 





Jo explain and amend, &amp;c. Acts-——Sce Soupplp, 510. 524. 


To revive, continue, and amend Acts, and for granting additional Dutiesi——Sce Sot: 
land, 9 


4 


Ixnpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 47 For 









wuties: Bills relating thereto, moftly exclufive of Bills in Supply. 








For fufpending Duties, and granting others, Viz. 


63. ‘On Hops imported into Great Britain, anil granting other Duties in lieu thereof; ordered, Lv. 421. 
Bill agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 579. Day appointed for confidering the 
Amendments, ib# Deferred, 593. The further Confideration of the Ameridments adjourned 
for Three Months, 601.~——See Pops. Another Bill ordered, &amp;c. for fufpending, for a Time 
to be limited, the Duties on Foreign Hops imported, and granting other Duties, &amp;c. 721. 
Bill immediately confidered in the Committee, 756. Reports &amp;c. 759. P. 783.——Another 
Bill ordered for Ditto, LV. 804. P. 895. 


















































For repealing Duties, and granting others in lieu, Sc. viz. 


64. Coals, Culm, and Cinders, catried Coaftwife into Scotland, and granting Duties dn Licences to fell 
Spirituous Liquors in lieu thereof ; ordered, XLVIII. 787. P, 938.——Sce Stotland, 10. 


oe Diftilleries in Scotland; Dutits of Excife on Ditto, and on the Exportation of Britifh-made Spirits 
from England to Scotland, &amp;c. ordered, LV. 677. Committed, and a Petition of the Diftillers 
of the Lowlands of Scotland againft, réferred to the Committee of the whole Houfe on the 
Bill, and Counfel ordered, ‘690: Report of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. 695. Bill reported, a Claufe 
added, &amp;c. 702. P. 745: 


a Figs and alfo Drawbacks, and for chafgitig 4 Duty oh Iniportation, and allowing a Drawback on the 
Exportation of Virginal Wire of Copper; ordered, XLVIII. 793. Inftruétion to make Provifion 
to empower the Commhiffioners of the Cuftoms to authorize their Officers to make Allowance for 
Damage received by Goods during the Voyage; and alfo Inftruétion to authorize the Commit: 
fioners of Cuftoms and Excife to fell Veffels liable to be broken up to private Perfons, to be ufed 
as Privateers, 806. Ordered to be printed, 811. Pi 938. 


65. Goat Skins and Sheep Skins, tanned; certain Duties of Excifé tipon Ditto, and alfo certain Duties 
of Cuftoms on Tanned Goat Skins imported; ordered, XLVI. 559. P. 685. 


oe Houfes, Windows, and Lights ; on Inhabited Houfes, arid on Clocks and Watches, and for gtanting 
other Duties on Houfes, Windows, and Lights, and on Inhabited Houfes ; ordered, with the In- 
ftruétion for Clocks and Watches, LIII. 405. Prefented and read, and ordered to be printed, 
408. Bill reported, and Report to be further confidered, 455. Further cenfidered; Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c. 466. Bill as amended by the Committee to be :printed, 476. Read Third 
Time, Claufes added 4nd Amendments made, 531. P. 562. 


a Linen Yarn (Raw) the Produce of Pruffia, and imported dire¢tly from thence; ordered, LIv. 528, 
P. 676. 
66, Saltpetre; and for indemnifying all Perfons concerned in advifing or carrying into Execution a cer- 


tain Order of Council refpecting the Importation of a limited Quantity of Saltpetre; ordered, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 554. Report, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 647. P. 685. 


Salt. See Crrife. 


Servants, Carriages, Horfes, Mules, and Dogs, ordered, LIM. 405. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to 
be printed, 433. Bill reported and Amendments made, &amp;c. 464. Read Third Time; Claufes 
added, and the Houfe adjourns for want of Forty Members, 510. Further proceeded in, a 
Claufe admitted, Amendments made, and fome withdrawn, &amp;c. 518. P. 562. 





ren 


For repealing Parts of Duties, &amp;c. viz. 


J 67. The Duties and Drawbacks of Cuftoms on Kid Skins imported; and the Exemption of imported 
: Kid Skins from Excife Duty, on being dreffed in Great Britain; ordered, LV. 629. P. 714. 


For repealing Duties, viz. c 
68. On Burials, Births, &amp;c. Regiftry thereof ; ordered, XLIX. 154. P. 255. 


« On Candles; a certain Part upon all Candles (except Wax and Spermaceti Candles) ; ordered, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 405. P. 533. 


On Clocks and Watches, LIII. 373. 405. P. 562. 


69. On Gloves and Mittens; the Stamp Duty on Ditto fold by Retail; ordered, XLIX. 154. P. 255. 
70. -——Ditto the Stamp Duties on Licences to fell Gloves and Mittens by Retail; ordered, LI. 647. 
P. 784. 


On Gold and Silver Plate ufed in Watch Cafes ; ordered, LIII. 277. Read Third Time, and a 
Claufe added, 336. P. 360. 


r 41. On Inhabited Houfes containing lefs than Seven Windows or Lights, granted by A&amp; of 6 Geo, III. ; 
ordered and prefented, &amp;c. XLVII. 405. P. 524. 
‘he On Licences granted to Stipeadiary Curates, to perform the Office of Curate in any Church or 


Chapel; ordered, LIII. 579. P. 690. 
72. On 











72. 


73 


74- 


75° 


76. 


78. 
79° 


82. 


83. 


84. 


85. 


PULLS ; Bills relating thereto, moftly exclufive of Bills in Supply. 





See Supplp, 510. 515. 543. &amp;c. | 
Perfumery, by A&amp; of 26 Geo, III. and.on Licences for vending the fame; ordered, LV. 658. 


Bill confidered in the Committee,-and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 686. Further confidered, 
&amp;c. 692. P. 746. 


Saltpetre; fo much of A&amp; of laft Seffion for permitting certain Goods im rted from the Eaft 
Indies to be warehoufed, &amp;c. as relates to Saltpetre; ordered, LV. 369. P. 538. 


Servants ; the Duties on Female Servants; ordered and prefented, &amp;c. XLVII. 405. P. 524. 


Stage Coaches with Four Wheels; additional Duties by A&amp; 29 Geo. III.; ordered, E: 486. In- 
{truction to make Provifion for charging certain Duties on Carriages with lefs than Four Wheels, 
and drawn by One Horfe, and no more (Taxed Carts), and for the Duties before charged thereon 
to ceafe, &amp;c. and for exempting any Horie drawing fuch Cart from any Duty, 582. Report, and 
to be further confidered, $99. Further tonfidered, &amp;c. 605. P. 637. | 


Waggons, Wains, Carts, and other Carriages, granted by A&amp; 23 Geo. III.; ordered arid prefented, 
&amp;c. XLVil. 405. P. 524. 


On Malt; additional Duties granted by A&amp; of 3 Geo. Il.; ordered, XLVI. 405. P. 533-— 


For repealing AEs, Sc. allowing Exemptions from Duties, Viz. 


So much of Aé&amp;t of 26 Geo. If. as exempts Foreign Infurances from Fire from the Duties on 
Policies of Infurance ; ordered, L. 588. Bill confidered in a Committee, 605. Report deferred, 
610, Order of the Day for receiving the Report difcharged, 613.—See foupplp, 474. 


For leffening Duties, Sc. viz. 

On Wine and Spirits, the Produce of the Cape of Good Hope, &amp;¢.; ordered, LY, 629. P. 714, 
For reducing Duties, viz. 

Payable on Black Lead imported into this Kingdom ; ordered, LI, 626, P. 784, 


Upon Spirits diftilled from Melaffes or Sugar, &amp;c. LV. 38. Inftruction for prohibiting the Ufe 
of Wheat or Wheat Flour in preparing Wort, &amp;c. ibid. For reducing the Duties payable on 
Starch imported, 42. Bill confidered in the Committee ; reported; re-committed ; Inftruc« 
tion to make Provifion for.better collecting the Duties to become payable on Starch imported, 
and confidered, 45. P. 49. See Laws Crpiring, 21. 





For lowering Duties, viz. 
On Red Mangrove Barkimported, XLVII. P. 1069.——See Latos Erpiting, 21.—Starep, 1. 
For removing Doubts arifing from the Confiruction of Acis.——See Cagt Anbies, 1.— 
€xtife, 8.—Supply, 482. 
For letting Duties to Farm, viz. 


On Horfes let to Hire for Travelling Poft ; for further continuing Aéts for Ditto ;. ordered, XLVI. 
782. P. 938.——Another Bill for Ditto, ordered, LI. 648. P. 784.——Bill for further con- 
tinuing the faid Ac, ordered, LIV. 643. Confidered, and Inftruction given, 663. Repart, 
&amp;c. 666. P. 737. io oie 





- 


For taking off Duties, viz. 
Several Duties on Merchandize exported, &amp;c. LI. P. 544.——See Hates Grpiting, 17 


For equalizing Duties —See Wines, 2. 


For return of Duty, viz. 


Part of Ditto relating to Diftillers in Scotland, on giving up their Licences, LI. 22¢. P. s07—= 
See Suppip, 482. 592. 


See alfo Quarantine. 
Fof compounding for Duties, viz. 
On Hounds, upon Payment of a certain Sum, LI. 763. P. 792.———Seo Soupplp, 457. 


For Appropriation-of Duties, xix. P. 485.——See fouppip, 446. 562. 
For giving Time for the Payment of Duties, viz. 


Foreign Corn to be landed without Payment of Duties, but warehoufed XLVI. 85 ——See Corn 
and Grain, 2. : 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 86. Wine 








































-_ 


87. 


89. 
- 9- 


92 


94. 


95+ 


) 96. 


97: 


95. 


99. 


100, 
1oI¢ 


102. 


_-- 


103. 


104. 





Duties: Bills relating thereto, moftly exclufive of Bills in Supply. 





36, 


* $8. 


gt. 





a vans 








See Soupplp, 506. 598. 
See alfo Stamps, 4—@upplp, 461. 525. 


Wine imported before a certain Day, LI. 700. 


For Payment of Low Duties, viz. 
On Foreign Corn imported, XLVI 85.——-See Cotn and Grain, 2.—Alfo fupra, 49. 52. 


For reducing the Time allowed for Payment of Duties. —See Supply, 526. 


For afcertaining the Raté of Duties, viz. 


To be paid for Retail Spirit Licences, LIV. 656. P. 739.’ 
For Payment of the fame or like Duties, viz. 

On Cambricks and French Lawns from the Auftrian Netherlands, XLIX. 447..P. 568. 

On Sugar and Coffee imported and taken out of Warehoufes 

On Wines and Spitits imported and taken out of Warchoufes 


Dutch Property, L. 454. P. 583 
» On-Goods and Effects belonging,» to Perfons mentioned i In an } : 


A&amp; 35 Geo. III. o.° MN ohh: 
On Ships, Goods; and Effects; belonging to — of Holland, detained; am. and fold, L. 
454. P. 553. 


On Goods, Wares, and iiiaiaidlen imported, &amp;c. of the Growth, &amp;c. of India or’ China, 
within the Limits of the exclufive Trade of the Eaft India Company, Dutch Property, L..506. 


P. 553: 
See Holland, 1. 2.— boule, 226.—Smuggling, Be 


Duties to ceafe and otber's granted, viz. 
On Red Mangrove Bark imported; XLVII. jg1: P. 1069. 
See Fisheries, 2—Dak Wark.—Supra, 63. 64. 65. 


Duties Free, viz. 


Arrow Root from the Weft Indies, and Linfeed Cakes from any Foreign Country, LI. 682. P. 
791.——See Jimportation. 


Grain and other Provifions, on Importation into this Kingdom, L. 77. P. 178. 
and Orain, 6 


Hemp.undreffed, from the Eaft Indies, LV. 916. 





See Cort 


Herrings and other Fifh from Nova Scotia, &amp;c. LV. 881. 
——Swedith Herrings, LY. 903. 

Linfeed Cakes ——+See fupra, 97. 

Melaffes imported from Britith Colonies into Newfoundland, Lut. 534. 
Rape Cake, on Importation, LI. 695. P. 791-——See Jmportation, 5. 
Salt ufed for preferving Fifh for the London Markets, Lv. 
Ditto Herrihgs in Bulk, LV. 903. 





721. Not proceeded in: 








Pilchards, Mackarel, &amp;c. 909. P. gos. 
Seal Skins cured with Foreign Salt, allowed to be imported, &amp;c. XLVI, 628. P. 685: 
Tobacco confumed on board Ships of War in actual Service, XLVIII. 721. P. 826. 


Wearing Apparel, Jewels, Watches, &amp;c. for private Ufe, Dutch Property, L. 454. P. 553-——~ 
See Hailand, 1. 2. 


Whale Fins, &lt;&lt; &amp;c. Produce of Fith, 7 in the Greenland Seas, &amp;c. by Britifh Subjects, 
XLVI. 523. P..747. See Fisheries, 6. - 


Wines confumed a Admirals, &amp;c. on board Ships of War in actual Service, XLVHI. 721. P. 
826. 





See Wills, 154.—Comunittees, 100.— Drawbacks, 88. 89—Laws Expiring, 17. 
Supply, 533- 
Exemptions from Duties, viz. 
Burr Stones, to be ufed as Mill Stones, “LV. 420. 
Clerks to Attorhies bound to Secorid Mafters, XLIX. 3 50. 
Dairies and Cheefe Rooms, LI. 666.——See Dairies. 





106.’ Documents 






Muties; Bills relating thereto, moftly exclufive of Bills in Supply. 








106. Documents ufed in the Coaft Trade, XLVII. P. 1069. 
107. Elephants Teeth, Palm Oil, &amp;c. Duties on Sales by Auction, XLVI. 777.——See Guctiong. 
Hofpitals ; Royal or Public Hofpitals, LI. 175: 
Perfons ferving in Volunteer Corps from Hair Powder Duty, LV. 321.——See Jndemnitp, 3. 
/» Horfes ufed by Volunteer Corps, LII. 720, 
Perfons providing Horfes for the Yeomanry Cavalry, LIIL 647. P. 647. 
Indentures of Apprenticefhip or Leafes; particular, LII. 516, 720. P. 749. 


rs Legacies; certain {pecific Ditto to Corporate and Public Bodies, &amp;c. LIV. 666. P. 737: 
Lieutenants of Greenwich Hofpital, from the Duty on Hair Powder, LV. 359. 

108. Letters acknowledging the fafe Arrival of Bills, XLVI. 646. 

109. Ditto, with Agreements for Merchandize, XLVI. 817. P. 1090. 





Paper (Waite) imported to be re-manufactured, LV. 668. P. 746. 
Rape Cakes, on Importation, LI. 695.—+See Importation, 5. 











110. Receipts upon Bank Bills or Notes, XLVI. 646. : 
111 Ditto for Drawbacks or Bounties, XLVI, 646, | 
112. Ships of War, &amp;c. taken as Prizes, XLIX. 457.———See Qabp, 7. 
a4 Taxed Carts ; additional Duty on Affeffments, LIll. 1 76. 
113. Whale Oil, &amp;c. fold by Auétion, XLVII. 760. See Aurtions. 
114. Woods for Dyeing, Drugs, &amp;c. XLVII. 777.——See Quttions. 
115. A Motion withdrawn for limiting an Exemption from Duties, LI. 700. 


See Accounts, 712.— Cxtife. — Laws Expiring, 32. — Supplp, 476. 551. 560, 
570- 572- 576. 578. 580. 584. 590. 596. 


Omiffions to pay Duties.—— See Hillg, 29. Jndemuitp, 2.— petitions, 44. 45. 


III. Queftions Negative, v7z. seers 


116. To exempting Horfes employed folely in the Purpofes of Hufbandry from a new Duty on Horles, 
LI. 243. | 
w For inferting particular Words as Amendments in Bills, LIII. 464. 
“ For exempting Hofpitals and Houfes for charitable Purpofes, 8ec, from a particular Duty, LIII. 175. 
176. 
“ For exempting Coroners, LIII. 176. 


See Actounts, 367. 368. 385: 394. 420. 454. 476. 712. 1051. 1071.—MBill, 4. 
5+ 43- 138. 140. 141. 159. 217. 279. 377-—Bridges, 5.—Cominitters, 97. 
101. 104. 106.—arhourg, 9. &amp;c~—aws Crpiring, 40. 42. 43.— petitions, 
29. &amp;c.—Secotland, 10. 43. &amp;c.— Stamps, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Stippip, 600. &amp;c. 





Duty. 


I. Motions relative to the Duty of the Houfe, LU. 353. 356. 
relative to Neglect of Duty in Minifters, &amp;c. Lil. 563. 582. 
3. Duty and Allegiance to His Majefty, Lu. 628. 633. 634. 
See Grmp, 2.— Bills, 135. 264. 267.—Boule—Lawes Crpiving, 25. 38. 








Byers, 


See Cast India Comparp, 2.—Pabigationg, 113. &amp;c. 





Inpax XLVI. to LV. (1790—18¢¢0.) 4U Dpeing, 

















Dyeing, &amp;c. 


See Addvetles.— Mills, 6.—Dilcoveries, 1—Soupply, 343- 





aster. 


t. Particular Notices to be given at Eafter Quarter Seffions, XLVIN. 619.—LII. .45§.—Lui. 373.— 
LIV. 296. 390.—LV. 218. 303. 311. 328. 337. 399. 
2. —_——_———— piven at Ditto, LI. 510. 546. 598.—LIII. 522.—LIV. 486. 500. 506.— 
, LV. 361. 537. 579. 588. 


See Dogs, 1—Woufe, 174. 175.—3utlofures, (Hartington), (Harworth) —iLa- 
Gourers.— Quarter Selions, 3. &amp;c. 





Caster Term. 
Printed Rules of Courts made in Ditto, XLVI. 665: 
See Houle, 175. 





East “Juoia. 


See Aerotints, 94. 138. 166. 168. 169. 208. 209. 368. 508. &amp;c.—Drawhacks, 17. 18. 
Suppip, 93. 94. 376. 378. 379. 534. 535- 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
East Jndia Company. 





I. Petitions of the Company, vz. 
For Bills - - + - + 1, to 6.| For other Matters - + = 7.8. 


II. Petitions of other Perfons relating to the Company, zz. 
For Bills» - - - = = «= 9.| Porother Matters - + + + 10. 


III. Billsrelating to the Company ordered on Motion, &amp;c. 13. to 21. 


IV. Refolutions relating tothe Company - - - 22. 20 25, 
v. Tees mee. - SS ee ak 
VI. Queftions Negative - += - - = = - - = = = 27. 


VII. Incidental Proceedings - - = - = = + = - = 28. 














































East Jnvia Company. . 


J. Petitions for Bills, vzz. 





Of the Company, viz. 


‘i For removing any Doubts refpecting the Sale or Mortgage of Annuities, authorized to be raifed by 
the Company by Act of 26 Geo. IIT. and toenable them tb fell or mortgage the fame; referred 
to a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 228. Confidered and report, and Bill ordered, 
244. Confidered in the Committee ; reported, and no Amendment ordered to be ingrofled, 
&amp;c. 266. P: 339. 


2. Petition for enlarging the Term of their exclufive Trade, and continuing the Government and 
Management of the Territorial Acquifitions and Revenues in the Eaft Indies in the Manner pre- 
{cribed by the Laws now in Force, without Prejudice to their Rights or the Claith of the Public; 
to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 363. Referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe appointed 
to confider of the Government and Trade of India, 677. Report and Bills ordered, 752: 
VIZ. 


és For continuing in the Poffeffion of the Eaft India Company, for 4 further Tetm, the Territorial 
Acquifitions and Revenues obtained in the Eaft Indies, and for. making further Provifion for the 
Government and Security of the faid Territories, &amp;c, ordered, ‘XLVIM. 757. Prefented; &amp;c. 
tind ordered to be printed; 760. Committed, 767: Confidered in the Committee, and report 
a Progrefs, &amp;c. 774. Other Refolutions of the Committee teported and agreed to, relative to 
promoting ufeful Knowledge, and Religious and Moral Improvements among the Inhabitants, 
8. Inftruéction to make Provifion for preventing any illicit or clandeftine Trade to or from the 
-Eaft Indies; and for repairing, &amp;c. the Streets of Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, &amp;c. 779. 
Petition of the Merchants, Dyers, 8c. of Woollens of the Devonfhire and Exeter Fabrics; rela- 
tive to ferving the Company with Long Ells, &amp;c.; negative referring it to this Committee, and 
ordered to lie on the Table, 779. Bill further confidered, and to report, 780. Reported ; 
fome Amendments difagreed to; feveral Claules added and Amendments niade to the Bill, 791: 
Read Third Time, ard féveral Claufés added and fome left out, and Amendments made to the 
Bill, &amp;c. 802. 873. P. 874. | 


3. ‘For placing the Stock, called Eaft India Annuities, under the Management of the Governor and 
Company of the Bank of England, and ingrafting the fame on the Three-Pounds-Per-Centum 
Reduced Annuities, in Redemption of a Debt of Four Millions Two Hundred Thoufand 
Pounds owing by the Public to the Eaft India Company, &amp;c. ordered, XLVIII. 757. Prefented, 
&amp;c. and orderéd to be printed, 760. Bill reported; and negative a Claufe relative to Perfons who 
have Shares of India Stock diffenting; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 787. P. 860, 


is Petition to be enabled to raife Money by further increafing their Capital Stock, and to extend the 
Provifions, now exifting, refpecting the prefent Stock of the Company to the faid increafed 
Stock; to lie on the Table, LII. 221. Petition again read, and Bill ordered for Ditto; 289. 
P. 374: : 


4. . Petition to be empowered to continue a Bond Debt of Two Millions; and to increafe the fame by a 
further Sum to be limited; as Circumftancés may require; referred to a Committee, XLIX. 420. 
421. The Order for referring the Petition to a Committee difchatged, 427. Petition again 
read and Bill ordered, 428. P. 568. 


é. Petition to enable the Company to purchafe cettaiti Houfes and Ground contiguous to the Eaft 
India Houfe, and to widen the North End of Lime Street ; referred, &amp;c. LI. 372. Reports 
470. Bill reported and re-committed, 684. Again reported, &amp;c, 687. P. 791. 


6. Petition for enabling the Company to purchafe Ground for building Warehoufes upon, and to make 
a new Street from Petticoat Lane to White Street, inftead of Gravel Lane in Petticoat Lane; 
referred, &amp;c. LI. 373- Report, 470. Bill reported and re-committed, 684. Again reported, 
&amp;c. 686. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 790. 
P. 792. 


p&gt; ‘To enable the Company to pay the Expences of Two Regiments of Infantry to be raifed for the 
Proteétion of the Houfe ane Warehoufes of the Company, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, LIL 260. 
Petition again read, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 438. Report, and referred to 
a Committee of the whole Houfe, 460. Confidered and report, and order Bill for Ditto, 
502. Bill confidered and reported without Amendment, and ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 603. 
P. 637. 


‘s To enable the Court of Dire®tots of the Corhpany to adminifter Oaths to tertain Owners and 
Commanders of Ships freighted to the Cothpany, agaihft the practice of buying and felling the 
Commands of fuch Ships; Bill ordered, LII. 342. Prefented, &amp;c. 438. Second Reading 
deferred, 451. 453. 457. Further deferred for Three Weeks, ahd Accounts relative to the 
taking up Ships for the Company’s Service ordered, &amp;c. 460. Prefented, 474. Ordered to be 
printed, 517. Second Reading of the Bill deferred, 517, 572. Negative now reading the Bill 
a Second Time, and defer it for Four Months, 577: 





Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—i800.) 7. Of 












East Jndia Company PH eee ce 











y. Of the Court of Direétors againft the late Outrages offered to His Majefty, and in favour of 
the Bill to prevent Seditious Meetings and Affemblies; to lie onthe Table, LI. 142. See 
Sedition. 

8. Of the Court of Direétors in favour of the propofed New Docks, &amp;c. for the Port of London, 


See Darks, 6. 





LI. 488.—LIv. 148. 


II. Petitions of other Perfons relating to the Company, vz. 
For Bills, viz. . 


9. Of William Sabatier, Gentleman, together with Copies of certain Papers thereunto annexed, for a 
Bill to fubjeét all Cotton imported by Individuals from the Eaft Indies, packed and retained by 
. Means of the Machinery, &amp;c. invented and difcovered by the Petitioner, to the Per-Centage 
which the Company engaged to pay tothe Petitioner on Cotton imported by them ; referred to 
n Committee, L. 118. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LI. 272. Report, and Bill ordered 
for vefting in Mr. Sabatier, &amp;c. the fole Ufe of a certain Method of retaining Cotton through- 
4 out the Britith Settlements in the Eaft Indies, 382. Prefented, &amp;c. 385. Order for Second 
Reading read, and a Member in his Place informing the Houfe that the Eaft India Company 
had no Objection to the Second Reading of the Bill, it was read and committed, 406. Re- 

ported, 693. P. 791. 





For other Matters, viz. 


10% Of Jofeph Fowke, complaining of not receiving the Penfion promifed to the Company’s Servants 
returning from Bengal out of Employ, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, XLVI. 379. Report, 
and Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 689. Confidered, and Refolution of the Houfe that 
Mr. Fowke had proved the Allegations of his Petition, and alfo that he was entitled to the Pen- 
fion of the Company mentioned in the faid Petition, 691. 


IIs Of Albany Wallis and Richard Troward, Gentlemen, Law Agents to his Highnefs the Nabob of 
the Carnatic, for Leave to prefent a Reprefentation and Petition of his Highnefs to the Houfe; 
Leave given, and the fame prefented and read and entered, and ordered to lie on the Table, 
XLVI. 481. 


12, Of the Officers of the Eaft India Company to His Majefty, from the Bengal Eftablifhment ; a 
Copy prefented to the Houfe, L. 181. Houfe adjourns to fuperfede a Motion relative to Ditto, 
318. 


See Debtors Jnfoloent, 4.— petitions, 56. 


Bills relating to the Company ordered on Motion, vz. 


13. For eftablifhing and confirming a certain Refolution or Order of the Governor General in Council 
of Fort William in Bengal, and all As done by Virtue thereof, and for granting further 
Powers to the faid Governor General during his Refidence on the Coafts of Coromandel and 
Malabar; ordered, XLVI. 578. Bill committed and to be printed, 623. Report, anda Claufe 
added to extend the Powers of the Act to General Medows, &amp;c. 640. Read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, 661. P. 686. : 


ve For altering, &amp;c. fo much of an Act of 28 Geo. III. as relates to Direétions to be given by the 
Commiffioners with refpect to the Payment of certain Proportions of His Majefty’s Forces in 
India, &amp;c. XLVI. 189. P. 339. See Judia, 


¥5. For explaining an A&amp;t of 26 Geo. III. “ to explain, &amp;c. certain Provifions of an Act of 24 
“ Geo. III. &amp;c.” fo far as the fame relates to incapacitating the Civil Servants of the Eaft 
India Company in India from holding certain Offices without certain Terms of actual Refidence 
in India; ordered, L. 367. Prefented, &amp;c. 369. Committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 372. No Report. 





16. For regiftering Ships built‘in the Settlements in Poffeffion of the Eaft India Company ; ordered, 
LIL. 511. P. 607. 


17. For abolifhing the Office of one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta, 
and for enabling His Majefty to grant Allowances to Judges returning to Europe, &amp;c.; ordered, 
LIL. 676, Bill prefented, &amp;¢. 680. Petition of the Eaft India Company againft Ditto, to lie 
on the Table till the Second Reading; Bill read Second Time and committed ; and the faid Peti- 
tion referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 689. Confidered, and report that 
they Lad heard Counfel on Behalf of the faid Petition, &amp;c. and Bill tobe reported, 700. Re- 
rted, and the Amendments read Second Time on a Divifion, &amp;c. 708. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, which were not agreed to, but deferred for Three Months, 751. 


38. For the better Adminiftration of Juftice at Madras and Bombay ; ordered, Lil. 701. An Inftruc- 
tion to make Provifion for preventing Britifh Subjects lending Money to any of the Native Princes 
in India without the Confent of the Court of Directors, &amp;c. 707. Bill prefented, &amp;c. and or- 

dered 









Cast *Judia Company 3 Bills, Refolutions, &amp;c. 








dered to be printed, 708. Inftruction tothe Committee on the Bill, giving Power to make Pro- 
vifion in the Bill for extending the Jurifdiétion of the Courts of Requefts of Madrafpatnam, 
Bombay, and Calcutta; Bill confidered, &amp;c. and to be reported, 736. Report made, Amend- 
ment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 739. 741. Agreed 'to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was 
not agreeed to, but deferred for Three Months, 751. Another Bill ordered, 


19. For the better Admintftration of Juftice at Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, and for preventing 
Britifh Subjects from being concerned in Loans to the Native Princes in India, 752. Pre-.' 
fented ; read Firft and Second Time and committed; immediately confidered, and the Pe- 
tion of the Eaft India Company read again and referred, and Report made, &amp;c. 752. 753. 


754 P. 755 | 
20. For the better recruiting the Forces of the Company; ordered, LIV. 484. Prefented, &amp;c. and 
ordered to be printed, 489. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 740. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 741. P. 744. 


21. For regulating the Manner in which the Company fhall hire and take up Ships for their Service ; 
ordered, LIV. 706. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 708. P. 738. 


IV. Refolutions relating to the Company, zzz. 


22. That Notice be given to them that the Capital Stock, Debt, or Sum of £.4,200,000, and all Ar- 
rears of Annuity payable in refpeét thereof, will be redéemed and paid off on 31ft March 1794; 
XLVI. 353. Speaker reports the Notice given, 375. 


23. Attacks made by Tippoo Sultan; Conduct of Government General of Bengal, &amp;c. XLVI. 256. 
257-—XLVII. 554. 555- 620. 

24. Relative to their Annual Accounts, XLVI. 648. 

25. to the Finances of India, LII. 744. 





V. 26. Treaties in India, XLVI. 205. 227. %53.—XLVIII. 40. 





For India Judicature,—See 3nbia. 
VI. Queftions Negative, vz. 
27. That the War with Tippoo Sultan originated in the Purchafe of Cranganore, &amp;c. fof the Dutch, 
by the Rajah of Travancore, XLVI. 246. 


Relative to the Conduct of Tippoo Sultan on his firft Attack of the Lines of Travancore, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 246. 247. 


For Accounts of Propofals for Peace made by Tippoo Sultan, XLVII. 127. 


~ Hs To feveral Refolutions and Amendments of Motions, &amp;c. relative to the War in India againtt 
Tippoo Sultan, XLVII. 555. 556. 


For Copies of Orders fent to India relative to eftablifhing new Courts of Criminal Juftice, &amp;c. 
LI. 228. 


VII. Incidental Proceedings, viz. 


28. Date of their Firft Charter, and the Tonnage and Increafe of their Ships, reported, XLVIL. 273. 
Quantity of Oak Timber ufed in the Conftruction of their Ships, XLVI. 274. 

“ ¢ The Company a Competitor in the Purchafe of large Oak Timber, XLVII. 312. 
Durability of their Ships, XLVII. 312. 


Queftions propofed to Mr. Gabriel Snodgrafs, the Company’s Surveyor of Shipping, and his 
Anfwers thereto, relative to the Shipping, &amp;c. of the Company, XLVII. 360. 


“ Memorandums in the Army Eftimates relating to an Agreement with the Company and the 
Public for the Payment of a certain Sum for Troops in the Eaft Indies, XLVI. 69.—XLVII. 95.— 
XLVI. 26.—XLIX. 46.—LII. 30. 


See Accounts, 144. 283. 316. 320. 403. 480. 508. 819. 1028. 1096. 1264. 
1351.— Aporefles, 38,— Bank of England, 8 —2Bills, 4. 43. 61. 153.— Cope 
per.— Drawbacks, 50. 93.—Duties, 47. 95.—Cast Indies.—hemp,—Houte, 104. 
212. 213.— FJmportation,—Jndia,—-Motions, 3. 10. 11. 24.—Muestions Pre: 
bious Pegative, 13.—Hbhips, 7.—Stamps, 1.— Supply, 328. 346. 352. 370. 
503. 513. | 





Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 4X Cast 

















East “Wndies. 


Bill for permitting certain Goods imported from the Eaft Indies to be warehoufed, and for repealing 
the Duties now payable thereon, and granting other Duties in licu thereof; ordered, LIV. 393. : 
Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 394. Petition of Merchants, 8zc. refident at Manchefter and 
Neighbourhood, and cther Petitions againft ; referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe on 
the Bill, 495. Bill confidered, 508. Reported and re-committed, 515. Further confidered, 
529. Again reported, and Report tobe taken into further Confideration, 535. Report further 
confidered ; Amendments made to one Amendment, and feveral made to the Bill; Bil] to be 
ingrofled, &amp;c. 554. 558. P. 623. Bill to remove Doubts arifing from the Conftruction of 
the faid Act; ordered, LV. 650. P. 714. 








See Accounts, 119. 137. 145. 157. 169. 2214240. 284. 36,. 508. 605. 1243. 
Bills, 43. 65. go. 153. 218.—Committees, 109.—Divortes, (Buller).—Dratw: 
backs, 5o.—C€ast Jndvia Company, 11. &amp;c.—C€lections, 225.—oule, 95. 98.— 
Gnvia,— Freland, 2.— Petitions, 56— Sbips and Uellels, 4.— Speaker, 70.— 
Specches, 3. 7. 



















€atage. 


See Commons, &amp;c.—Jnuclofures, 193. &amp;c. 





Economy. 


See Adbdrefleg, 179. 





Ercleliastical Courts and Berlons. 


See Billg, 222.—Courts, 9.—Land Car.— Cpthes, 2. 


Ccclesiastical Rights. 


See Wills, 283.—Churehes,—Cstates, 44. 66. 68. &amp;c.—Juclofures.—Trthes, 2. 





Effects (of “Wmprifonment), 


See Houle, 174. 175. 







Cfetts (Money), &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 508. &amp;c.—Commercial Credit — France —Holland. 





Egypt. 


Letters, &amp;c. refpecting Ditto, LV. 825. 
See Adorelles, 148.—Wetions, 39.—Specthes, 10.—Trade, &amp;c. 12. 


ee 


CONTENTS 





If. 
ITT. 


IV. 


VI. 


VIl. 


VIll. 


XVI. 
XVII. 
XVII. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 


€ lections, 





Bills relating to Controverted EleGtions - - - 1. fo 4. 
Other Bills relating to Ele@ions- - - - - 5. ¢0 13. 


Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns, &amp;c. 
and Proceedings thereon - - - - i @ Table. 





relating to the Rights of Elections, im the Table. 


Petitions decided upon not to be within the i aoe of 
the Controverted EleCtion A&amp;ts - - - -. 14. 


Separate Parties and diftin&amp;t Interefts on Ballots, 15. to 21. 


Lifts of Voters excepted to, with the Heads of Objections, 
for Counties in England and Wales ; ordered, &amp;c. 


Reports from Seleét Committees on Petitions, determined 
to be frivolous and vexatious, &amp;c. - 22. ¢0 30. 


Reports from Ditto on Elections determined to be void, 31. 


Proceedings of the —— on esta ayers of Bribery, 


&amp;e. - - - . *iccrot Om Oe 
on a Special mages mene! to the Arreft of a 
Petitioner - - - - - - = = 3h 
Returns and Double Returns, .&amp;c. of Members amended, 
Cee) a ee aS: ote Os Me eh a ae a ek 
Reports from Sele&amp;t Committees on the Rights of Elections 
determined, &amp;c. - - - - = = - 54. #065 


Reports from Seleét Committees relating to the Rights of 
Perfons being Returning Officers - - 66. to 68. 


Reports on Perfons giving falfe em or prevaricating, 
Se... 2: - = - - - - 69. 70. 


Perfons complained of for Offences relative to Ele€tions, 71. 
Complaints relating to the Execution of Writs - - 72. 


Members returned for more Places than one, make their 
Election which to ferve for - - - - 73. t0 83. 


XIX. Writs 





Contents of the Head, and Bills relating to 
Elections. | “Eieaions. mm 














XIX. Writs iffued on various Occafions, vzz. 
In the room of Members deceafed - 84. &amp;c. | In the room of Members expelled - 181. 












































Ditto during the Recefs - -- 121.&amp;c. | ————of Members accepting 
In the room of Members created Offices and Employments 
Pers- - - - - ~- 143. &amp;c. in England, including Chil- 
Ditto during the Recefs- - 146. &amp;c. tern Hundreds, Sc. - - 182. &amp;c. 
In the room of Members fucceeding ——Ditto accepting Ditto in Scot- 
to Peerage - - - =~ 153. &amp;c. land - - + = = = 221, &amp;c. 
Ditto during the Recefs- - 165. &amp;c. | ———Ditto in Corfica, Gibraltar, 
In the room of Members returned and India - - - - = 223. &amp;c. 





for more Places than one 169. &amp;c. 
on Eleétions determined to be 
void - - «= = = = 180. 























‘XX. Queftions Negative relating to Elections - - 226. to 234. 
XXI. Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings - - 235. to 332. 





€lections. 


I. Bills relating to Controverted Elections, viz. 


i. To give further Time to John Macbride, Efq; and his Sureties, for entering into their Recogni- 
zances upon his Petition complaining of Plymouth Election ; ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 125. Pre- 
fented ; read Firft and ta Time, and committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, ibid. 
Confidered in the Committee, report and order Ingrofiment, &amp;c. 128. 130. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 137. P. 138. 


2. To amend Aéts of 11 &amp; 28 Geo. III. relative to Ditto; ordered, &amp;c. XLVII. 46. Prefented 
and read, &amp;c. and committed, iid. Confidered ; report, and order Ingrofiment, 73. Read 
Third Time, and Title given, &amp;c. 121. 378. P. 382. 


8, To explain fo much of A&amp; of 28 Geo. III. relative to Ditto, as relates to the Time of taking certain 
renewed Petitions into Confideration; ordered, XLIX. 478. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 740. 741. P. 743. 


4. For the more effeétual Execution of feveral Acts of Parliament made for the Trials of Controverted 
Elections, &amp;c. ordered, L. 428. Prefented,- &amp;c. and to be printed, 429. Committed, &amp;c. 
454- Confidered, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 468. Order of the Day read, &amp;c. and deferred 
for Six Months, 491.——Bill for Ditto again ordered, Li. 414. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be 
printed, 438. Committed, &amp;c. 453. Confidered; report; to be further confidered and 
to be printed, 493. Deferred, 510. 526. 530. Bill re-committed and further confidered, 
555- Reported again, &amp;c. 563. 566. 598. P. 617. 


I]. Other Bills relating to Elections, w/z. 


5. To incapacitate William Bern, John Horner, and feveral others, EleCtors of Members to ferve in 
Parliament for the Borough of Stockbridge in the County of Southampton, from voting hereafter 
at Elections of Members to ferve in Parliament ; the Debate on the Motion for Ditto adjourned, 
XLVIII. 427. Further adjourned, 447. Negative, on a Divifion, a Queftion for further ad- 
journing the Debate for Three Months, and Bill ordered, 621. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to 
be printed, 667. Order for the Second Reading of the Bill difcharged, and deferred for Three 
Months, &amp;c. 728. 


6. To explain and amend an A&amp; of 7 &amp; 8 of King William III. “ for the further regulating 
** Eleétions of Members to ferve in Parliament, &amp;c.” fo far as relates to the Publication of 
Notices of the Time and Place of Election ; ordered, XLVIII. 427. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered 
to be printed, 437. Committed, 617. Deferred, 648. 654. 702. 725. 732. Confidered, 
749- Report deferred, 758. Report, and Bill re-committed, 774. Deferred, 783. 799. 804. 
821. 834. Confidered; report, and ordered to be ingroffed, 873. Sent to the Lords, 
&amp;c. 875. 925. P. 938. 


















































——Ditto A&amp; 7 King William III. for preventing Charge and Expence in Ele¢tions ; ordered, 
Lill. 123. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 128. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 136. Committed, 139. Motion for the Speaker leaving the Chair withdrawn, and 
Committee deferred, 326. Confidered ; reported ; Report to be further confidered ; Bill, with 

Amendments, 








































z0. 


32. 


Petitions, in CLassEs, complaining of Elections, wz. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 






Elections 3 Bills, &amp;c. relating thereto. 








Amendments, to be printed, 339: Deferred, 424. Report further confidered; Bill re-com+ 
mitted, 476. Further confidered, and not Forty Members prefent, Houfe adjourns, 513. 

. Further cenfidered, and to report, §24. Reported, 540., Read Third Time, and Amend- 
ments made, 551. Not returned from the Lords, 


For the further Prevention of Delay in the Eleétion of Members to ferve in Parliament ; ordered, 
XLIX. 447. Prefented, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 451. Committed, 465. Confidered, 
471. Report, and Bill re-committed, &amp;c. 478. A&amp; 7 &amp; 8 Willian III. read, and Inftruc- 
tion to the Committee to make Provifion for repealing fo much of the faid A&amp; as requires the 
Declaration of Fidelity to be taken by Perfons offering to vote, &amp;c. and Bill further confidered, 
&amp;c. 495. Report deferred, 499. Report made, and Bill again re-committed, 502. Several 
Aéts read, and Inftruétion relative to the Act of 7 &amp; 8 of William III. refpecting Oaths, and 
Bill confidered, 546. Report, &amp;c. 554. Deferred, 558. 580. §86. Order of the Day read, 
and negative now reading the Bill Third Time, and defer it for Three Months, 589. See 


infra, 10. 





























To amend and explain fo much of Aé&amp;t of 22 Geo. III. “ for reftraining any Perfon concerned in 
“ any Contract, &amp;c. made for the Public Service, from being eleéted, &amp;c. as a Member of the 
“* Houfe of Commons,” as reftrains any Perfon concerned in any Contract from. being 
elected, &amp;c. in Cafes where fuch Contraét fhall be ‘taken by the loweft Offer at a public 
Bidding, after previous Notice given; ordered, XLIX. 538. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be 
printed, 552. Deferred, 567. Order of the Day for the Second Reading read, and deferred 
for Two Months, 584. 


For directing the Appointment of Commiffioners to adminifter certain Oaths and Declarations, res 
quired by Law to be taken and made by Perfons offering to vote at the Election of Members 
to ferve in Parliament; ordered, XLIX. 589. P. 735. 


For the more expeditious and regular Conveyance of Writs iffued for the Eleétion of Members to 
ferve in Parliament; ordered, LI. 80. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 89. Defer 
red, 115. 119. Committed, 168. Deferred, 215. 239. 291. 362. Petition of George Stain- 
forth, Efquire, Meffenger attending the Great Seal, praying for Compenfation for Lofs, of Fees 
if the Bill fhall pafs into a Law; referred toa Committee to examine, &amp;c. 404. Committee 
on the Bill deferred, ibid. Report on Mr. Stainforth’s Petition, and to lie on the Table, 425. 
Committee deferred, 426. 440. Report on Mr. Stainforth’s Petition referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, and the King’s Recommendation fignified, 441. Deferred, 454. 484 
590. 605. 614. 623. 627. 635. 649. 664. 669. 675. 683. 692. See Wotes, 5. 

Rights of voting for Knights of the Shire; how far affected by particular Acts for Redemption 
of Land Tax, LV. 591. See Houfe, 191. 


A Claufe admitted in the Bill relative to the Adminiftration of Juftice in and about the Metro« 
polis ; “© That the Juftices and other Perfons appointed by virtue of the Act, fhall not 
* vote or interfere in the Election of Members of Parliament for certain Places,” XLVI, 807, 





Motions withdrawn, viz. - 


For a Bill for better preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Ele&amp;tion of Members to ferve in 
Parliament, XLVIII. 788. fe +s 


Relating to Barracks for Soldiers being within the Exceptions of Act of 8 Geo, II,; LI, 783, 





Ill. 


FIRST CLASS:—Of no Returns being made. 


No Petitions. 





SECOND 











PLACE. 


HorsHAM = -« 


MALMESBURY - 
See alfo infra. 


LII. 35-0 
THIRD 
CLASS: 






















Againfi Members 
returned to ferve 
for Two or more 
‘Places. 


STEYNING - - 





TREGONY - - 











BopMIN - - - 


FOURTH 
CLASS: 


Of Returns 
only. 








XLVII, 10. 


Elections. 


VOLUME. 


' 


Fowry - - -| XLVL 25. 
44. - 
SECOND 61. 
CLASS: 
HeEtisto - -| XLVI. 13. 
Double seta . 
Returns, 14. 
Se, 
24. 
OKEHAMPTON - | XLVI. 24. 
37: 
43- 
r%s 


XLVI. 36, - 





PETITIONERS. 





Lord Valletort - - - - - 
Philip Rafhleigh - - - - 


Alfo, of Lord Shuldham and i 
Sir Ralph Payne, K. B. - 


Alfo, of Perfons who had t 
Right to vote- - - 


The Mayor and Freemen of 
the Borough - - - - 


Sir Gilbert Elliot, Bart. 
Stephen Lufhington. 


James Bland Burges - - } 
Charles Abbot - - - -J 


Alfo, Richard Penhall- - - 


John St. Leger- - - - 
Robert Ladbroke - - 


John William Anderfon 
John Townfon - - 


Alfo, of ‘Thomas Bridgran 
Luxmore, &amp; ail’. - - 


Alfo, of Willig Sprague, 
Sali - - 


Lord William Gordon- - - 
James Baillie - - - - - 


Alfo, of lawful Eletors. 


James John Vaffar- - - 
Alfo, of Affiftant Burgeffes, &amp;c, 


Michael Angelo Taylor- - 

Robert Kingfmill - - 

Alfo, of Lord Haddo &lt; 
Lord Daer- - - - - 


Alfo, ‘of Inhabitants and 
Houfeholders - - - - 


Sir John Honywood, ig 38 


John Curtis- - - - 


LI. 44. - = |Of certain Electors of rad 
Borough - - - = - 





XLVI. 61. + |Sir James Laroche, Bart. - 


John Sullivan - - - - 


Right to vote. 


~ 


Petitions, in CLAsspe, 













Alfo, of Burgefles - - - - 





-|Sir John Morfhead, Bart.- - 
-| Roger Wilbraham. 


Alfo, of Perfons who had a 


SITTING MEMBERS, ge 

















Lord Shuldham - - 2. . 

Sir Ralph Payne, K. B, 

Againft Lord Valletort ang 
Mr. Ratbleigh. 


In favour of Lord Valletort and 
Mr. Rafhleigh 


James Bland Burges - « 
Charles Abbot. 


Againft Sir Gilbert Elliot, Bart, 
and Stephen Lufhington, 


Againft Ditto. 


-| John William Anderfon - . 


-| John Townfon. 


Againft John St. Leger and]: 
Robert Ladbroke. 


te favour of Mr. 
and Mr. Ladbroke. 


In favour of Mr. Anderfon and 
Mr. Townfon. 


St. Leger 


Timothy Shelley - - - - 
Wilfon Braddyll. 


Peter aac Thellufion. 


MRS 8 SCE ee SEE 


-|Samuel Smith - - - - 


Benjamin Lefter - - 
Honourable Charles Stuart. 







In favour of Lord Haddo and 
Lord Daer. 


In favour of Mr. Taylor and 
Mr. King{mill. 











James Martin Lioyd - - = 
-|Henry Howard. © * 

















Sir Lionel Copley, Baronet - 
John Nicholls. 


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complaining of EleCtions. 


. Special Circumftances 







Special Circamftances 













&amp;e, BALLOT. oie a DETERMINATIONS. previous to, and on 
P &gt; THE REPORT. 
— —_— . 4 
° 5 XLVI155- 158.2 -} = = - = 2 = = = In favour of Mr. Rafhleigh| A Member excufed further 
and Lord Valletort, XLVI. 274, | Attendance, XLVI. 251. 
pe The Right of chufing, &amp;c. 
the Returning Officer reported, 
274. 
and Returns to be altered, 274. 


276. 














te 
~, 5 XLVI.89..92. © =} = - 2 © w = o @. Report in favour of Sir Gil-} . A Member of the Commit- 
bert Elliot and Mr. Lufhington,} tee excufed, XLVI. 127. 
XLVI. 134. ° Return to be altered, %LVI; ' 
134. 
Bart, 
1. 
es 
see XLVI. 141. 143. - =| - = - = - s 2 @ - In favour of John St. Leger} A Member excufed for one 
and Rober Ladbroke, Efquires,| Day, and Committee adjourns 
and XLVI. 243- over it, XLVI.170. Ditto, 186, 
To proceed if a Member 
fhould not be able to attend, 
ever 195- 
Right of chufing, &amp;c. the 
oil Returning Officerreported, 243, 
Return altered, 243. 
eee 8 ne 
- XLVI. 389. 393. -}| = - = = = = # + = Report in favour of the Peti-| Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
tioners, XLVII. 531. to attend, and alter the Return, 
| XLVI, 532. ‘Altered, 533. 
 e LI. 87. 89. - - -| - - = = = = = © = Report in favour of the Sitting Mr. Smith makeshis Ele@tion 
Members, LII. 101. to ferve for the Borough of 
Two Ballots this Day. Leicchir, 411. 108. 
° | XLVI. 163. 165.- -| - - - = - © = = In favour of Mr. Lefter and Right of Eleéction reported, 
. ) Mr. Taylor; the Report made|and Deputy Clerk of the Crown — 
Separate Parties riot ad- previous to a Ballot, XLVI. 222.j to attend to amend the Return, 
muted, &amp;c. 163. LVI 
and XLVI, 222. 
and 
- XLVI. 176. 180.- -]| - - - -- - - = = = In favour of the Petitioners,} Right of Election reported, 
XLVI. 267. and Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
toattend to amend the Return, 
XLVI. 267. 
ee : A MERE EO 
: - - = 2 = = ‘+ | Deferred, Lil. 92. 
| Recognizance not entered into, ; 
and Order difcharged, LII. 97. 
—— nee eee ed 
- XLVI. 186. 189. A Petition of Mr. Hunt’s In favour of the Sitting Mem-| The Petitions reported fri- 
not received, XLVI. 62. Day |bers, XLVI. 195. volous and vexatious, XLVI. 
for Confideration altered, 162. 196, _ 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 






















€lections. - Petitions, in CLAsspg, 


PLACE. VOLUME. PETITIONERS. SITTING MEMBERS, ac 





ee 
Colonel William Fullatton -|Hugh Montgomery ~ ~ 


AIRSHIRE, at 
Scotland - - 


/ 


BARNSTAPLE ~ | XLVI.17. - | Richard Wilfon - - - -|JohnClevland- - ~*~ | 








\ 


BepForD, Borough | XLVI. 53.- | John Payne - - - - + -|Samuel Whitbread- - ~ ~ 
XLVII. 12. = | Ditto renewed. 


series eastenemennsemiecinieipisiencntensiasid nanan any etrntnacninaeanrecscesensi iit 
Boston - - -]| XLVI. 59.- |Richard Smith - - - - -|Thomas Fydell- - -.- . — 

60.- | Alfo Freemen - - againft| Sir Peter Burrell, Bart. 
Bripport - -| Lil. 19. - |Thomas Burgess - - - -|CharlesSturt - - - - . 


CAMELFORD- - 
Robert Adair - - - - -j| John Angerftein. 













LI. 14. - | Lord Preftonin Ireland - -| William Jofeph Dennifon- - 
FIFTH « ~ - | Alfo Petition of Inhabitants. 
CLASS: 
Of legal Eleftors - - - - |JohnBaker- --- - - . . 
Samuel Elias Sawbridge. 
Undue Eleéions, . 
Se. 
- - -]| LIL. 426, Of legal EleCtors - - - -|JohnBaker- - - - - - - 






427. - | Alfo of lawful Electors - ~- Samuel Elias Sawbridge, 


, CANTERBURY LII. 20. - 


Sir John Honywood, Bart. 


- + -]| LIL 609. - | A Petition of lawful Electors -| George Gipps - - - - - - 
616. - | Another Petition of Ditto -j Againft Ditto 







» - - =| LV. 303. -|A Petitionof Freemen - -|George Watfon- - - - - 









XLVI. 15. - | John ChriftianCurwen - -| James Clarke Satterthwaite - 
Wilfon Braddyll’ - - - -|Edward Knubley. 
24. - | Alfo, Freemen and Citizens. 








Sir James Graham, Bart. - - {Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane - 
Edward Knubjey - - - -/John Chriftian Curwen. 


-- - - |Alfo of Citizens and Electors | Ditto. 






CARMARTHEN, 


John George Philipps - - -|Magens Dorrien Magens - - 
County Borough 








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complaining of Eleétions. 









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Special C pec 
PEI Om ae DETERMINATIONS. previokstd, sadon 


THE REPORT. 


BALLOT. previous to Ballot. 








Mr. Montgomery become a Peer 
of Great Britain, and Mr. Fullar- 
ton’s Petition withdrawn, LII. 95. 


XLVI. 276.- - - -| Deferred, XLVI. 35. In favour of the Sitting Mem-| The Petition reported to be 
Returns of other Elections alter- | ber, XLVI. 312. frivolous and vexatious, XLVI. 
Pee Secnan-Day, 298. ed, and a Report of a Determina- 312. 
tion, 276. 


a A eee a arene a EE CS, eae 4 We me eae 


XLVII. 501. 504. Deferred, XLVI. 333. 424. In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
ber, XLVII. 534. 










Speaker acquaints the Houfe| Richard Smith, Efquire; Pe- 


¢ eae none of the Freemen who petition | tition not renewed, and the Re- 
ad entered into Recognizance ; Order : : : e 
for Confideration difcharged, XLVI. 137. | CoBmizance certified into the Ex 





Deterred, 333. 424. chequer, XLVII. 114. 





- = =- - + +. |Deferred, Lil. 108. 
Mr. Burges became deceafed, and |. 
the Order was difcharged, 144. 








Lll.94.96. - - -| = = © = = = © = = In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election reported, 
bers, LIl. 109. LII. 109. 









Deferred, LI. 108. 261. - -|A-void Election, LIl.357. - A Member of the Commit- 
tee taken ill and excufed, &amp;c. 


Two Ballots this Day. Lil. 345. New Writiflued, 357. 


LIL. 525. 529.- + - | Deferred, Lil. 477. 481. - +} In favour of George Gipps,| Report an Opinion, that the 

: Efq, and Sir John Honywood, Bart. | laft preceding Eleétion was declared 

Negative feparate Par- LIL. 570.—Other Perfons to be at li-| void for Bribery, &amp;c. only.—One of 

ties, 526. berty to petition, &amp;c. 571. the Petitions frivolous, &amp;c. BIL. 
570. §71. 










Speaker atquaints the Houfe of 
no Recognizance being entered into on 
the firft-mentioned Petition; Order dif- 
charged, LIT. 644. 

The like for the other Petition, 648. 





Order difcharged, LV. 348. 


- - = - + - +|No Recognizance entered into; 





XLVI. 206. 210. = - | Deferred, XLVI. 35.162. - -{ In favour of the Petitioners,} Report the Right of Elec- 
XLVI. 257. 258. tion as determined. Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to alter the 

Return, XLVI. 257. 





LIL 319. 324. = - | Deferred, LIT. 108. 261. - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
bers, LIf. 357- 








LI, 96.77. - - -| - - - =&gt; + +e +s In favour of the Petitioner,| Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
LII. 102. to attend to alter the Return, 
Lil. 102. Attends, &amp;c. 104. 


nr RE - 


Inpzex XLVI to LV. (1790—1800.) 3 4Z 


















lections. - Petitions, in CLAssag, 


PLACE. VOLUME.. PETITIONERS. SITTING MEMBERS, 








CirencesTER -| XLVI 41. - |Robert Prefton - - - +|Richard Maftr - - . 
XLVII. 12. - | Ditto renewed. 


- - | Lil. 43.- - |Thomas Bayly Howell - -|RobertPrefton + - ~ 
45-- - |Alfo, of Robert Sandford, and 
others, Inhabitant Houfe- 
holders, &amp;c. - - - - ~-| Ditto. 





Currron Dart- | XLVI. 45.- |JohnSeale - -.- - - -}Right Hon. John Charles yj).| 
MouUTH, &amp;c. liers. 
XLVII. 25.- | Ditto renewed. Edmund Baftard. 
XLVIUI.12. | Ditto. 


a 
CotcHESTER - | XLVI. 20. - |George Tierney - - - -|George Jackfon - - - ~ X 
Robert Thornton. 


LL, wn 


- - -| Lil 39. - {Of feveral Perfons, ete Lord Muncafter - - -~ -~ I 
Electors - - - = - § | Robert Thornton. 
CRICKLADE - -| XLVI. 55. |Samuel Petrie - - - - -|ThomasEftcourt - - .. 
56. |Alfo of Inhabitants poffeffing| John Walker Heneage. 

Houfes. 

FIFTH XLVII. 25. |Both Petitions renewed. 
XLVI. 16. | Ditto. 

CLASS: 





Dorcuester ~ | XLVI. 27. - |Honourable Cropley Afhley -| Honourable George Damer - 
m4 - | Alfo, of Electors. 


Undue Eleéions, 


i a a ea Cree 
| 
Sc. 





(continued. ) Downton - - | XLVI. 27. - | William Wrightfon - - -| Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie - 
; Sir William Scott, Kat. 
59. - | Alfo, of Freeholders - - -|In favour of Robert Shafto and 
Mr. Wrightfon. 











- =| Li. 18. - | William Wrightfon - - -|Hon. EdwardBouverie - - 
+» | Alfo of Freeholders - - -}Sir William Scott, Knt, 
23. + | OF William Wrightfon and 
John Motteux - - - -| Ditto. 
Dumenies, a XLVI. 19. 46.| Sir James Johnftone, Bart. - | Patrick Millar, j 
Burghs - - » ieee : : cdma Me 
ExeTeER - - - | XLVI. 17. - |Freemen and Electors - - -|JohnBaring - - - - 
Fiint, County - | Lil. 150. - |Of Freeholders - - - -|Sir Thomas Moftyn, Bart. - 
“ John Lloyd, of Tyddin - -| Ditto. 








GrimsBy- - - | XLVI. 52.- | Hon. William Wefley Pole -| John Harrifon - - - - - 
Robert Wood - - - - -| Dudley Long North. 
- | Alfo, of Electors. 


XLVII. 25.- | Both Petitions renewed. 
XLVIIL. 16.- | Ditto. 
SS SN enn 





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Special Circumftances Special Circumftances 











BALLOT. previous to Ballot. DETERMINATIONS. previous to, andon 
THE REPORT. 
XLVII. 471- 472. 479- Deterred, XLVI. 332. 423.—] In favour of the Petitioner,} The Chairman taken ill and 
; XLVIL ° XLVII. 781. excafed, XLVII. 587. A Member 
The Third Day. 457 y ditto, 588. Houfe permits an Ad- 


journment, &amp;c. with Confent of all Parties, 732. Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown to attend andalterthe Return, 782. Altered, 784. 





- = - = « | Mr. Howell not having entered 
into a Recoxznizance, the Order on his 
Petition d'icharged, LII. gs. 

The Lahabitants not entered into Recog- 

rizance. and Order difcharged, LI. 97. 








Report in favour of the Sitting} Right of Eleétion reported, 
Members, XEVIII. 281. and Petition frivolous, &amp;c. as 
againft Mr. Baftard, XLVIII. 
282. 


XLVIM. 210.211.220. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 424.— 
XLVI. 503. 725.—XLVIII. 
96. 157. 


er nines 





—— 7 . . | * * 
XLVI. 367. 369. - - |Deterred, XLVI. 36. 332. - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Petition reported to. be fri- 
: ’ bers, XLVI. 375- volous and vexatious, XLVI. 
Separate Parties admit- 375. 
ted, 367. 
een ci Sarasa maa aa TERE ame nines capstan 5 TL CCTESSCS. “SSA TO et RMR INR Ra a aE CU EE ne en eee 
Lil. 357+ 359-- - -|Deferred, Lil. 108. 261. 349.| In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Petition reported to be fri- 
. bers, LII. 375. volous and vexatious, LII. 375. 














Report of Mr. Petrie, the Peti-| | Mr.Petrie’s Petition reported 
‘ me XV tioner, being arrefted; referred to a | to be frivolous and vexatious as to Mr. 
XLVI. 5°3- 725——XLVIII. Committee, XLVIIL. 406. Report a| Eftcourt; and the Petition of the In- 
OF 5 Spy St Seer Member’s Abfence, 410. Report of Se- | habitants reported to be frivolous and 
4 P P 
&amp; Committce on Mr. Petrie’s Arreft, and his Difcharge ordered, 423. | vexatious generally, XLVIII. . 
lect C 4 423 g y 439 
Report in favour of the Sitting Members, 439. 


i eee ae 


XLVI. 383. 384. 397. Deferred, XLVI. 333. 424.— 





XLVI. 382. 384 - - | Deferred, XLVI. 332. - - - In favour of the Petitioner,] A Member excufed on the 
XLVI. 410. Illnefs of aRelation, XLVI. 403. 
Two Ballots this Day. TheRight of Election reported, 


and Return to be altered, 410. 












- - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
bers, XLVI. 581. 





XLVI. 381. 382. - - | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 


The Third Day ; Two 
Ballots this Day. 


a LLL LLL LLL LLL ALD 





LIL. 280. 281. 288. - | Mr. Wrightfondidnotenterinto}| In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
a Recognizance, and the Order on his| bers, LIL. 291. 
The Second Day. firft Petinion difcharged, LII. 67.— 


Petition of the Freeholders deferred, 67. 
Petitions defer-ed, 108. 261. 
La ae ne ss mneucupami rere cm am I, SS I I aS” a 0 cee 







XLVI. 344. - - - | Deferred, XLVI. 35.332. - - In favour of the Sitting Mem- 


BL. i ber, XLVI. 371. 
The Second Day, 348. | Time enlarged for entering into 
Recognizance on Petition, 47. 


XLVI. 258. 263. - - | Deferred, XLVI. 35.- - - - In favour of the Sitting Mem- Report that Thomas Smith 
ber, XLVI. 342. had prevaricated in giving Evidence ; 

Ballot not complete the firft Day, ‘ committed toNewgate, &amp;c. XLVI. 314. 

258. That John Siret did not obeySummons; 


committed to the Serjeant, 342. 


LI. 642. 643. 646. | Petition received after the Time} Report that John Lloyd, Efq;| Report that the Election and 
The Second Day limited, LII. 150. Deferred, 262. 370. is duly eleéted, and that he ought to have Return of Sir Thomas Moftyn did not 








‘ : 6 Sir Thomas | been returned, &amp;c.LII.649. And appear to be corrupt, LII. 649. 
Separate Parties not ad- shine ga 5 sae tubded to defend That the Ele@ion and Keturn of Sir} , Deputy Clerk of the Crown to alter 
mitted, 643- his Return, 509. Order for confider- | Thomas Moftyn appeared to be vexatious, | the Return, 649. : 
ing the P: tutions adourned, 510. Deferred, 591. 649. Attends and alters Ditto, 651. 
XLVI. 351. 356. - | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 424.—| Report a void Election, XLVI. A Member ill, and excufed 
XLVII. 50 25.—XLVIIL.| 62 further Attendance, XLVIII. 386, 
eee J 9: Ditto, 419. 
Q7- 157- 203. 277+ Right of Ele@ion reported, and a 
g po! 


* Special Refolution; and a new Writ 
moved, &amp;c. 629.——-Minutes of the Evidence taken by the Com- 
mittee ordered, 657- Prefented and to be printed, 664. 


—s 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) . GvuILDFoRD 












. 


(4) | Elections. -  retition, in Crasspy, 















co 

ee ee S EEEEERE EET GREER 
[ PLACE. VOLUME. PETITIONERS. SITTING MEMBERS 4, | 
Guitprorp - -| LII. 17. - | Peter Botham - - - - +|Hon.ThomasOnflow . | : 
‘ — 
Hap pincTon, | XLVI. 18. - | William Fullarton - - - -j|Hon. Thomas Maitland . . x 

Jepsurcu,&amp;c. 

Burghs. T 





Honiton - - | XLVI. 38. -| James Frafer - - - - ~-|George Templer ~ ~« ~ . 
XLVII. 1g. - | Ditto renewed. 


LLL ily 


|__| 

















HorsHam - -| XLVI. 28. - | Lord William Gordon - -|TimothyShelley - - .. , 
James Baillie - - - - -|Wilfon Braddyll. 
29. - | Alfo, of lawful Electors. 
ee. ee a | eukin 
INVERKEITHING, | LII. 22. = {Sir John Henderfon ac The Hon. Andrew Cochra I 
DuNFIRMLINE, Bart. - - - - - # = Johniftone. | : 
&amp;c. Burghs. 
STRAT RR ee oe a eS STE 
Kent, County -| LU. 46. -|Of Freeholders, who polled |Sir William Geary, Bart. - - ] 
for Filmer Honywood. 
FIFTH 
CLASS: : 
LEOMINSTER ~- | XLVI.18. - |Richard Beckford - - - - JohnSawyer - - + - - } 
: The lawful Electors. | 
Undue Elections, 
: Se. 
eominnel.) - | LIL. 15. - |Robert Biddulph - - - -| George Auguftus Pollen - - 
45-  - | Alfo of lawful Electors of the 
Borough - - - - - -| Againft Ditto. 
LuDGERSHALL - | XLVI. 19. - | John Drummond - - - : | 
Robert Drummond - - os Amman oe i 7 
Alfo, of legal Eleétors.  - en Le Ae 


184.- | Hon. John Thomas Townf- 
hend, on Mr. Selwyn’s death. 


a ee 





= =| XLVI. 461.- | Nathaniel Newnham - - -|Samuel Smith - - - - - 
.* = =| XLVII. 14. - | Ditto renewed, 
XLVIII. 9. - | Ditto. 








MaipDstTongE - -/]} LI. 46. - "Geant Electors for mt Oliver Delancey 








o 


MALMESBURY 









James John Vafflar - - -|Samuel Smith - - - - - 
Alfo, of Affiftant Burgeffes, &amp;c. | Peter Ifaac Thelluffon. 


Baia Schone Lil. 158. ~- | James John Vaflar - - -|Philip Metcalfe - - ~ - 





age 










. 





























Special Circumftances ° 
Previous to, and on 
THE REPORT. 


S, &amp;e, BALLOT. Special Circumstances 


previous to Ballot. DETERMINATIONS. 








&gt;. - - - * = + = | Not entered intoia Recognizance, 
and Order difcharged, LI. 65. 


In favour of the Sitting Mem-| The Petition reported frivo- 
ber, XLVI. 343. lous and vexatious; XLVI. $43. 


XLVI. 314. 315. - -|Deferred, XLVI 35.- « = « 
The Fourth Day, 318. 













XLVII. 573° 574. 58 3. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 384. 423. Report in favour of the Sitting 


Member;. XLVII: 587. 














“3 XXVII. 389. 393e- - | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 384. 423. | Report in favour of the Peti-|_ Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
tioners, XLVII. 531. to attend to alter the Return; 
z XLVII. 531. 
shrane LIl. 399. 403.- - ~- | Deferred, LIL 108. 261. 309.| Negative difcharging the Order 
399+ for Confideration, LI. 396. 
een ee Determined in favour of the 
Sitting Member, 441. 
ee “al 517. neh 4 — Deferred, Lil. 108: Lifts of] In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
$ got, a V intended be objected 
Houle ordered for the aon cokanh 0 be ddbii: my De. ms RAE. ay 
Day, 517. 518. 520. = again, 262. 334. 443. 477- 
481. 
ae XLVI. 305. 308. - | Deferred, XLVI. 35.- - - | In favour of the Petitioner, A Member ill ay toupee. 
XLVI. . eput erk of the 
ata: Crown a titend a An the Retarn, 
354 
- Lil. 137. 138.- + -| Deferred, LI. 92. 119. - =. =] In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
ber, LII. 1914 
l= - XLVI. 358. 361.- + |Deferred, XLVI. 36.332. Mr.| In favour of the late Mr. Sel-| Report of a Member being 
rd. Selwyn deceafed, and Mr. wyn and Mr. Harbord; XLVI. taken ill and excufed, XLVI: 
Townfhend admitted a Party | ari. 375: Right of Election re- 
according tothe Prayer ofhis Pe- ported and new Writ iffued; 
tition, 183. 358.—XLVIII. 97. - 1410. 411. 
“39 XLVI. 417. - - - | Deferred, XLVII. 388. 503. 725.| Report in favour of the Sitting 
XLVII. 14. 157- 397- Member, XLVIII. 418. 
Pee ee. aves Agee RTE Cece 9 tens ramen yop PBR BONNY en int a ee REEL REESE Maye oe 
Lil, 552. 555. - -|Deferred, LH, 108. 262. 370.| In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
477: ber, ‘Lil. 575. 















In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election reported, 
bers, LII. 101. Lil. 101. 

Mr. Smith makes his Election 
to ferve for Leicefter,; 108. 


: Lil. 534. 535. 540. Deferred, LI. 262, 363. 464. In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election again re- . 
ber, LH. 561. ported; LU. 561. 
The Second Day. 
— 





lnpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—~1800.) 54 . Mirs0rne 














PLACE. VOLUME. | 
Micsorne Port | LII. 17. | 
44. 
| 
Newark - -| XLVI. 17. - 
a 4 
- NEwWCASTLE- | XLVI. 28. - 


UNDER-LYNE. 


| Electors of the Borough 





Norman Macleod - - - 
|AMo, of Thomas Hyd le, &amp;e. 


PETITIONERS. 


SITTING MEMBERS,4, 





Petrtions, in CLaAsszg, 





SSS 


$$ 


-| Sir Robert Ainflie, Knt. - 
-| Ditto. 


| 


Tit? (ens On” pee srapeem i ie 


XLVII. 11. - 








Newton, County 
Lancafter 


| 
Orkney and Zer- | 
LAND. | 


—————$ so —_--—-+ 000 O—Ow_—0@M—$9$™$”@SSS te 


PryMouTH ~- - |. XLVI. 29.- | John Macbride - - = -|Sir Frederick Leman Rogers, 
54. - | Alfo, of Freemen and Voters, Bart. 
XLVII. 11. - | Ditto renewed. 
FIFTH ro. he 
A ’ Poors - - -| XLVI. 355. |Hon. Bafil William Douglas,} Benjamin Lefter - - - 
CLASS: commonly called Lord Daer. 
XLVII. 46. | Ditto renewed. 
XLvul. 18. | Ditto. 


Undue Eleétions, 
Se. 


PONTEFRACT - 


(continued. ) 


XLVI. 28. - 
42. 


XLVI. 16. - 


| William Paxton - 
Alfo, of legal Electors 


Thomas Fletcher - - 
Clement Kynnerfley 


Ditto renewed. 


Yt LIN. 40. =| | Peter Patten, of Bank 
Alfo, Petition of Two of the 


Colonel Thomas Dundas - 
- | Alfo, of Freeholders. 


Charles Mellith 
John Anftruther 


a | John Manners Sutton, 





-|Thomas Langford Brooke 


Eleétors. 





-|John Balfour - 


- | John Smyth 
-} William Sotheron - - 


Freeholders of Burgage Te- 


nure. 


-| William Crofbie - . 2. 


-| Hon. John Levefon Gower . 
-| Sir Archibald Macdonald, Kat |: 


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- | xLvn. 378. | John Walfh - - 


XLVHI. 
| 
Rapwor, County | XLVI. 
XLVII. 
RoOXxBURGHSHIRE XLVI. 
XLVII. 1 





SEAFORD - - - | XLVI. 


XLVH. 








SHAFTESBURY - 


XLVHUI. 


18. 


59- - 
20, 


40, - 


9. - 


cr? 
&gt; 


- 20, 


24. 


13. 


15. 


| 


| 
I 


-| John Smith 


Ditto renewed. 





Pietneiters oS ee eS Thomas Johnes - 


Ditto renewed. 





| 


John Rutherford - - - 


Ditto renewed. 


SL 


-| Sir Godfrey Webfter, Bart. 


| | John Sargent - 


Alfo, of Sir Godfrey Webfter Richard Paul Jodrell. 
and John Tarleton. 


.- | Petition renewed. 
. | Petition of Agent to rectify a 


miftake. 





Hans Wintrop Mortimer -. -| Charles Duncomb - - 
William Bryant- - - -| William Grant. 

Mr. Bryant’s Petition renewed. 

Mr. Mortimer’s Ditto renewed. | 

Mr. Bryant’s Petition renewed. 

Mr. Mortimer’s Ditto. 


- | Sir George Douglas, Bart. 








es iit 


| 4 _ 








cél 


— 


\ 








gers, 








complaining.of EleCtions. 





EL SE 





























— 
20s . : Special Circumftances 
BALLOT. sear ego DETERMINATIONS. previous to, and on 
rev . 
Sieh THE REPORT. 
Lu. 138. 140. - - | Mr. Macleod not enteredinto a} In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election reported, 
: Recognizance, and Order dilcharged,| ber, LII. 1gI. Lil. 191. 
Lil. 65. Order on the other Petition 
deferred, 92, 
XLVI. 292.295. - - | Deferred, XLVI. 35. 423. - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem-| The Right of Eleétion re- 
| bers, XLVI. 334. ported} XLVI. 334. 
a ——— + 
XLVI. 407. 408. - | Deferred, XLVI. 332.384. ~- -| Report in favour of the Sitting} Right of Election reported, 
The Third Day. | Members, XLVII. 581. XLVII. 581. 
Two Ballots this Day. | 
eee eee 
Lill. 132. 134. - - | Negative difcharging the Order} Reported in favour of Mr.|~- Right of Ele¢tion reported, 
for Confideration, LIII. 95. : : ; . 
ACall ordered, &amp;c. : 1 a I. 95 Patten, LIL. 146 LUI. 147 
Ballotted the 2d Day. 
XLVI. 410. 411. 421. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 384. 409.‘| In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Col. Thomas Dundas, Peti- 


tion reported frivolous but not 


ber, XLVI. 447. 
, vexatious, XLVI. 447. 


The Second Day. 








XLVI. 409. 414. - | Timeenlarged forentering into| Report in favour of the Sit- 
| Recognizance, XLVI. 125. Bill] ting Member, XLVII. 436. 
10 Bal ; ; 
Two Ballots this Day. paffed for a further Time, 138. ts 
Deferred, 332. 384. 423. 





eA Me SE CLE A LF SEAS Sok TREE ERLE NI et OS STR TRS aah YT 
XLVIIL. 384. 385. 398. | Deferred, XLVI. 424.—XLVII.| Report in favour of the Sitting 
503. 725.—XLVHI. 97. 157.| Member, XLVIII. 397. 
264. 277+ 








XLVI. 247. 251. Deferred, XLVI.35.- - = - | In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election reported, 
bers, XLVI. 276., XLVI. 276. 


Previous to a BaHot. 








XLVIII. 385. 387. 398. Deférred, XLVII. 503. 725.— Agents only appear, no Coun- 
XLVIII. 97. 157+ fel, XLVII. 385. i 
Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member, 397. 





A 


- - - - - - - | Deferred, XLVI. 333. 424.—| Petition not renewed, and the 
XLVII. 503. 686. 725. ‘Default certified by the Speaker, 


XLVIII. 49. 





ne ee ee ae eee 








Report in favour of the Sitting 
Member, XLVII. 628. 


XLVII. §86. 587. 588. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 423. - - 
Sgl. 
The Fourth Day. 





XLVIL 446. 452. - Order for confidering Sir God-| In favour of Mr. Sargent and| Right of Eleétion reported, 
frey Webfter’s Petition difcharged, he not) Mr, Tarleton, XLVII. 564. and Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
having entered into a Recognizance, to alter the Ret “LVII 
XLVi. 133. A Petition of his Agent for PROM, «RELY Ue 
further ‘ume, and allowed, 136.- Deferred, 332. 423- A Committee appointed to examine 564. Altered, 573: 


Petition renewed and former Petition, XLVIT. 381. 404. Report, 414. Confidered, and 
Refolytion that it was the fame in Subitance as the one prefented in the preceding Seflion, 435. 





XLVIII. 350. 351. 364. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 424-—| Report in favour of the Sitting 


XLViI. 503. 686. 724.—|Members, XLVIII, 371. 
XLVI. 96. 157. 263.:277, 


SS = SSS 


Inpex XLYI. to LV. (1790—1800.) . SHREWSBURY 





































Elections. - Petitions, és Chasey, 





VOLUME. PETITIONERS. |SITTING MEMBERS, g| 





—_—_—_—_— —e 


SHREWsBURY - | LII. 40. -|JohnHill - - - - - ~-|Honourable William Hill 


SOUTHWARK - -| LII. 13. - |George Tierney -° - - -| George Woodford Thelluffon 












es 






L. 
— ileduont LI. 139. - |George Tierney - - = -| George Woodford Thelluffon 
—_—_ 
. . X 
STEYNING - - | XLVI. 369.- |Samuel Whitbread - - ~-| James Martin Lloyd ~ ~ . 
383. - | Alfo of Electors. 
XLVII. 13. - | Petitions renewed. pa 
, 
Sriruinc County | XLVI. 15. - | Freeholders of the County -} Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. - 
+ = = |Sir Archibald Campbell. 













FIFTH LI. 46. =| Robert Belfches - - - -jSir ow? Koxh Elphinftone, 
CLASS: 
Undue Eleétions, "hone ger XLVI. 567.- | Of Magiftrates, &amp;c. - - ~-|Hon, Andrew Cochrane - - 
Se. XLVIL 27. - | Ditto renewed. 
(continued). 











STOCKBRIDGE. - | XLVI. 53.- | Jofeph Fofter Barham - -|JohnCator- - - - - - 















George Porter - - - - -| John Scott. 
60. - | Alfo, of lawful Electors. 
XLVII. 43. - | Both Ditto renewed. 
XLVI. 9. - | Both Ditto renewed. 


























Supspury- - - | XLVI. 41.- | WilliamSmith - - - - ~-| John Coxe Hippifley - - - 
XLVII. 20. - | Ditto renewed. 
XLVIIL18. | Ditto. 
SUTHERLAND - | XLVI. 96. - | Robert Home Gordon, of General James Grant - 
Embo. 
134. - | Alfo, of Robert Bruce - - . : 
Eneas Macleod, Efq. - -J Againft Ditto. 
XLVII. 13. | Mr.Gordon’s Petition renewed. 
24. | Mr. Macleod’s Ditto renewed. 
' 28. |A Second Petition of Mr. 
Gordon. : 
Tatnton - -j| XLVI. 16, - John Halliday - + - += -/Alexander Popham - - - 
William Morland - - - ~-|Sir Benjamin Hammett. 
«» | Jof. Partridge &amp;o a/’. Electors. 






Tewkespury -j| Lil.21. -|PeterMoore - - - - -| James Martin - - - = + 
Philip Francis - - - - ~-| William Dowdef{well. 








) = Special Circumftances 
BALLOT. ser bon 2 BE DETERMINATIONS. previous to, and on 
aa P . . THE REPORT. 








tds entonsesnestianest 
Be: a ~ 2 2 e = + + Deferred, Lit: 108. 261. 315.) Houfe informed by the Speaker 
: that the Petition had not been renewed, 


454- ot 
and that he had certified into the Court) 
Deferred to the next Seffion, 529+ of Exchequer the Recognizance entered 


into, LILI. 38. 


Biter a Lil. 86.- - - = - A Perfon ordered into the Ser-| Report Mr. Thelluffon’s Elec-| Sp ial Refolution relativeto 


lon jeant’s Caody bee difgheying the Speak- | tion to be void, LII. 125. the Statute of 7 William III. 
er’s Summons, - 99. ; | As. 
The Chairman onda Attendance, refpecting Incapacitation, LII. 
iol. 125. 
eer een | 


Lil. 208.211.- - - | Deferred, Lil. 194. - - - -| Report in favour of ‘the Pe-| Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
titioner, Lil. 223. to alter the Return, LI. 223. 
Altered, 226. 


‘on 


[ 





XLVI. 711. 712. 718. | Deferred, XLVI. 424.—XLVI.| Report in favourof Mr. Whit-| Deputy Clerk of the Crown 
502. 592. 675. 685. bread, XLVII. 772. to alter the Return, XLVII. 
772. Altered, 774. 


DT ae 





XLVI. 222,227. - - | Deferred, XLVI. 35. 162. + -| In favour.of the Sitting Mem~ 
ber, XLVI. 300. 





|I—-___ 


$+ + + = + «+ | Deferred, LIL 108. - - - | Mr. Belfches being deceafed, 
ne, Order difcharged, LUI. 231. 










Petition not renewed, and the 
Recognizance certified into the 
Court of Exchequer, XLVHI. 50. 


Deferred, XLVII. 503.725. - - 







XLVI, 137.138. 149. | Deferred, XLVI. 333. 424.—| | Report in favour of the Peti- Report Refolutions that 
D XLVI. 503. 725.—XLVIII. | tioners,—and, there was Bribery and Corruption, 
he Fourth Day. 96. As to who was the Return- | **,XLVIIi. ass. 


Deputy Clerk of the Crown to alter 
the Return, 258. Altered, 271. 
See Elections Proceedings. 


ing Officer, XLVIII: 257. 


XLVIII. 418. 419. 423. | Deferred, XLVI. 332. 423.— Report in favour of the Sitting 
XLVI. 503. 592. 725.— |Member, XLVIII, 432. 
XLVIII. 97. 157 











XLVII. 524. 528. - - A Miftake in General Grant’s} - In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
: Name rectified, &amp;c. XLVI. 87.) ber, XLVII, 540. 

Deferred, 333- 424.—Order for 
hearing Mr. Gordon’s Petition 
feparately, difcharged, and to be 
heard at fame Time as Mr. 
Macleod’s, XLVII. 502. 


Separate Parties admit- 
ted. 






| 


Deferred, XLVI. 35. - = = No Recognizance entered into, 
Orders for Confideration dif- 
charged, XLVI. 91. 













Lil. 305. 307.- - + | Deferred, LI. 108.261.- - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem-| Right of Election reported 5 


. bers, LI. 353. and in Part friyglous and vexas 
tp Raligtp thie Day. tious, LIL. 353. 


L—_—_—_| 





Inpex XLVE. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5B Taewkessur® 









FIFTH 
CLASS: 


Undue Eleétions, 
. Be. 


(continued). 





PLACE. 


CARLISLE 


Fowry - 


LUDGERSHALL - 












TewKESBURY  - 


(continued. ) 


—Ditto - - 


Warwick Bo- 
rough - - 


WESTMINSTER - 


Worcester City 








LUI, 116. - 


LIII. 180. - 


XLVII. 134. 
XLVIH. 


XLVI. 45. - 


LU. 46. - 


VOLUME. 


XLVIL. 133. 


85. - 


565. 
XLVII. 61. 
XLIX. $82. 

223. 

414. 
L. - - - 50. 

185. 
XLVI. 649. 
XLVIE. 14. 

536. 


XLVII. 376. 


47 
XLVIIL 


5 
14. 
75: 


Pray fora new Writ. 












14. 





Peter Moore 
Alfo, Petition of Eleftors = - 






Of Bailiffs of the Borough - 





Of legal Voters - 
Ditto renewed. 





John Horne Tooke 


PETITIONERS. 


Of Citizens 


Edmund Lechmere, junior - 


Of John Chriftian Curwen and 
Wilfon Braddyll, Efquires - 


Petition of Citizens renewed - &lt; 


-” 


Of Mr. Curwen and Mr. Braddyll 


renewed - 
Of Citizens renewed - 


Of Freemen and Citizens ditto - 


Of Mr. Curwen, &amp;c. 
Of Citizens renewed 
Mr. Curwen’s, &amp;c. a of Giugens 

renewed - 





- | John Coryton and others, Perfons 
having a Right to shanks. the 
Returning Officer - 

Ditto renewed. 

- | Petition of Sir Ralph ith and 

another - 


Of Lord Middleton, and other? | Againft the Determination of the 
Electors, - 


Of other Electors 


Of Lord Middleton, &amp;c. renewed. - 





-5 


Of other Eleé&amp;tors ditto - - = 








They proclaimed the Writ on : 
a wrong Hour. 



















Chriftopher Codrington « 
Againtft Ditto. 





Hon. George Villiers + . . 


Right Hon. Lord Hood .«. .| 
Right Hon. Charles James 
Fox. 


Edmund Wigley - -*~ - 
Abraham Robarts. 


S—. 


IV. Petitions relating to 


Refpe&amp;ting the 
DETERMINATIONS, 


-| Againft the Determination of the 
Select Committee. 


To defend the faid Determination. 
- | Againft Ditto. 
To defend Ditto. 


- | Againft Ditto. 
- | To defend Ditto. 
-| To defend Ditto. 


Againft the Determination. 
| Againft the Determination of -the 








To defend Ditto. 
Sele&amp; Committee. 





f To defend the Determination. 








Select Committee. 
- | To defend Ditto. 
Againft Ditto. 

. | To defend Ditto. 












* the 


on. 


*-the 





complaining of EleCtions.. 





Special Circumftances 
previous to Ballot. 


Special Circumftances 
previous to, and on " 


THE REPORT. 















BALLOT. DETERMINATIONS: 













A Return of Special Matter be- 
ing made Deputy Clerk of the Crown to 
attend with Ditto, LIIE. 123. Attends, 
127. Fourteen Days given to petition 
againft this Return, 128. 


No Petition prefented another 
new Writ iffued, LIII. 149. 




















Petitions determined to be 
frivolous and vexatious, LIII. 


545+ 


LUI. 531. 535- - - | Deferred, LIII.257. - - - -| In favour of the Sitting Mem- 
ber, LI. 545. 








XLVI. 136. 137. 138 | Deferred, a 593- 725-—| The Petition of John Parry} Right of Election reported, 
7 XLVIII. 96. not renewed, the Speaker certified the | X LVIII. 107. 

The Sixth Day. Recognizance to the Exchequer, XLVUT, 97 

, 82. Determined in favour of the Sitting 

Member, 197. 







OSGi; 644 iad. - t-te pe oe In favour of Lord Hood and| The Petition reported fri- 
é Mr. Fox, XLVI. 154. volous and vexatious, XLVI. 
Separate Parties. 154. 





a ee a ee Recognizance not entered into, 
and Order difcharged, LII. 97. 





the Rights of Elections. 








1 C3 Special Circumftances 
BALLOT. pa earners &lt;~-egn DETERMINATIONS. previous to, and on 
previous to. Baliot. THE REPORT. 
L.290.- - - - - Deferred, XLVII. 504. 726.—j} Report in favourof the Deter- 
XLVI. .97. 157-407. mination of the former Commit- 


Deferred, XLIX. 223. 234. | b&gt; 327 


470.—L. 259. 
Perfons attending with Char- 


ters, &amp;c. petition the Houfe for 
Compenfation, L. 318. 


OT Ee enemas 


XLVIL. 551. 554.- - |Deferred, XLVI. 502. - - -{| Report in favour of the De- 
termination, XLVII. 574. 


Deferred, XLVI. 503. 686. 725.| “The Petitions withdrawn, 
XLVIII. 96. 157. XLVIL. 220. 





Agen 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Ma Mespury 





















































€lections. -c#&gt; + Petitions relating to et 






















—_— 
é ' Refpeting the 
Matmespury - - - -| Lill. 486. .- - |OfBurgefles - + + + « + -|Againft the Determination of the 
Sele&amp; Committee. 
642. + - |Of Capital Burgeffes- - + - =| Againft the other Petition, 






Of legal Eleftors- + - = + ~|Againft the Determination of the 
Ditto renewed. | Select Committee. 

Of Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot | To defend Ditto. 

Of legal Eleftors renewed - - ~-| Againft the Determination. 

Of Inhabitants Ditto - -- =&lt; ~|Todefend Ditto. 


XLVI. 705. 


NEWARK - - - * - ° 
. XLVII. 133. 








442 
XLVIII. 18. 
193- 





| XLVH. 426. + | Of Perfonsentitled to vote- - -| Againft the Determination of the 


Select Committee. 


PonrerractT - - - =| XLVI. 661. - |John Walfh and Charles Mellith, 
| Efquires, ans © to be ¢ Elect 
tors, &amp;c.+ - 
XLVH. 15. = ~ | Petiton of Mr. Walth r renewed : 


Againft the Determination of the 
Sele&amp; Committee. 


Againft Ditto. 


519. - - | Petitionof Electors - 
439. - - | Petitionof John oie and Wil 
liam Sotheron = - 


To defend the Right as reparted, 


717. - -| Petition of Inhabitants - -|To defend Ditto. 
XLVII.11. - - | Petition of Mr. Walth sonata. -| Againft the Determination. 
12. - -|Of Electors - - -| Againft Ditto. 
Ss. - - [Petition of Bis. Smyth and Mr. To defend the Determination. 
Sotheron renewed - - - -§ 
SEAFORD- - - = «+ -]| XLVIII.174. - |Electorsof Members - - - -|Againft the Determination of the q 
; Committee. : 
622. - | Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. = - - + -|To defend the Determination as re- | 
ported. 
- - = = - =} XLIX. 23. - |Electors Petition renewed - - -|Againft the Determination, 
1792 - |Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. ditto - - -|To defend Ditto. 
L.--- 12. ~- {Electors Petition renewed - - ~-|Again{ft the Determination. 
54- - |Of Inhabitants, &amp;c.- - - - -|To defend the Determation. 
Stayninc - - - - - | XLVI. 338. - - | James Martin Lloyd, andothers -}Againft the Determination of the 
XLVII. 14. - - | Ditto renewed. Scroce pommitter. 
™ 114. - - | Of feveral Perfons Eleftors- - -|In favour of the Determination. 





Tewxespury - - - =| Lill. 161. - + |Freemenand Eleftors - - - -|Againft the Determination of the 
Committee - - - - --&gt; 













240.- = | Petition of Freemen and Perfons 
feifed of Eftates, &amp;c. - - t Againft Ditto. 


WESTMINSTER - - oo - 








Electors - - - = - = «+ -|Againft the Determination of the 
Select Committee. . 


Lae In favour of the- Determination. 


- | To oppofe the Determination. 
-|In favour of the Determination. 
- | To oppofe Ditto. 

- | Ditto. 

To oppofe the Determination. 

- | To defend Ditto. 





129. Inhabitants, Houfeholders, 
paying Scot and Lot - 
Petition of Eleétors renewed 
Ditto of Inhabitants, &amp;c. - 
Petition of Eleétors renewed 
Ditta - - - - - - 
Of Eleétors adeamed oi--. 
Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. ditto - 










XLVII. 23. - 

453- ° 
XLVIII. 40. - 
XLIX. 83. - 




















L.- - - 56. 


: 2-) a 8:5 














the Rights of EleGtions, 


Special Ci a Special Circumftances 
pecial Circumftances DETERMINATIONS. previous to, and on 


THE REPORT. 


previous to Ballot. 








Refolution of the Houfe that 
. |the: Judgment of the Committee 
has become final, and Order dif- 
charged, LIII. 659. 


Deferred, XLVI. 503. 725.— 
XLVII. 97. 157+ 407. 

















the XLVII. 196. 197.208. | Deferred, XLVII. 502. 686. 725.| Report in favour of the Deter- 
XLVIIL 96. 157. 191. mination, XLVIII. 297. 4 
1, 
the L.177.178.216. - - | Deferred, XLVIII. 407.—XLIX*| Report in favour of the Deter- 
vai The Fourth Day. 179+ 427-470. mination, L. 235. 
the XLVII. 540. 546.- - | Deferred, XLVI. 423. 429.—]| Report the Right of Election, 
XLVII. 502. XLVH. 682. 
the ~ + - © = + = | Deferred, LIM. 257.465. - +-| Orders difcharged and Peti- 
o tions withdrawn, LIII. 487. 
_ Pa Se ee 
the L. 321. 322. 323. 326. | Deferred, XLVI. 229. 384. 424.] Report the Right of Election, 
—XLVII. 504. 726.—XLVIII. | L. 339. 
The Fourth Da ad 
y- 97+ 157. 407.—-XLIX. 333. 
470.—L. 278. 
aE 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5c Ae 


€l 





CCTIONG ; Particular Proceedings; Separate Parties, &amp;c. 


OO a 





V. A Petition decided upon by the Houfe not to be within the 


14. 


Provifions of any of the Aéts relating to Controverted 
Elections, vz. : 


Of George Hunt, Efquire, relating to Bodmin Election, XLVI. 62. 63. Not brought up. 


VI. Separate Parties, diftinct Interefts, &amp;c. vz. 
Admitted as a Party on the Appointment of a, Seleét Committee, viz. 


15. 


Sutherland, XLVII. 524. 


Admitted a Party previous to the Appointment of a Sele&amp; Committee on the 


Death of others who had before petitioned, viz. 


Ludgerfhall, XLVI. 184. 


Admitted as feparate Parties, &amp;c. viz. 


Weftminfter, XLVI. 144. 


Proceed:d in as more than Two Parties, viz. 


Poole, XLVI. 163. 
Sutherland, XLVII. 524. 
Weftminfter, XLVI. 144. 


Not admitted as feparate Parties, viz. 


21. 


* Canterbury, LII. 526. 


Flint, LU. 643. 
Poole, XLVI. 163. 


Application for feparate Parties waived, viz. 


Poole, XLVI. 163. 


Al Ballot on an Eleétion where only One Party, the other having declined, viz. 


Flint County, LU. 642. 


VII. Lifts of Voters excepted to, ordered to be delivered, &amp;c. 


on County Elections being controverted, xvi. 8.—xtvu.9. 
XLVI, 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 10. LI. 8.—LIL 10.—LIII. 6.—LIV. 5.—Lv. 6. 


VIII. Reports from Select Committees on Petitions determined to 


$2. 


"23. 


24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 





be frivolous and vexatious, &amp;c. viz. 
Barnftaple; Richard Wilfon, Efquire, XLVI. 312. 


Bodmin ; Sir James Laroche, Baronet, and John Sullivan, Efquire, and alfo of John Pomeroy, 
Efquire, and others, Voters, XLVI. 196. 


Canterbury; Petition of lawful Electors, LII. 570. 
Clifton Dartmouth Hardnefs; John Seale as againft Edmund Baftard, XLVIII, 282. 

Colchefter ; George Tierney, Efquire, XLVI. 375.—Of feveral Perfons lawful Electors, Lil. 375. 
Cricklade ; Samuel Petrie, Efquire, XLVIII. 439. 

Haddington, &amp;c. Burghs; William Fullarton, Efquire, XLVI. 343. 
Sutherland County ; one of the Petitions (Mr. Macleod’s) XLVII. 540. 
Tewkefbury ; as againft the Bailiffs prefiding as Returning Officers, LII. 354. 
Ditto other Petitions againft Mr. Codrington, LIII. 545. 
Weftmintter ; Petition of John Horne Tooke, Efquire, XLVI, 154. 












































rf _ § Petitions deterthined to be frivolous, &amp;c:;. Reports f 
lectins; of void Eleétions, &amp;c. Tt. | 


Report of a Petition being frivolous but not vexatious, viz. 


30. Orkney and Zetland Stewartry (Colonel Thomas Dundas), XLVI. 447. 
Reports of Elections and Returns being vexatious but not corrupt, vizs 
zi Flint ; Sir Thomas Moftyn, Baronet, LII. 649, 4 


1X. Reports of void EleCtions, vz. 


gr. Canterbury City, LI. 357. 
Grimfby, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 629. 
Southwatk, in the County of Surrey, Lil. 125. 


X. Proceedings of the Houfe on Special Reports of Bribery, &amp;c. viz. 


32. Canterbury ; an Opinion of another Committee reported, That the laft preceding Election was des 
clared void * for Bribery and corrupt Practices only,” Lil. 570. A Refolution of the fame 
Committee reported, “ That the Petition of the feveral Perfons, being lawful Electors of the City; 
“ fo far as it purports to be a Petition againft John Baker and Samuel Elias Sawbridge, Efquires, 
“ is fraudulent, and has been prefented for the Purpofe of fupporting the Interefts of the faid 
« John Baker and Samuel Elias Sawbridge 3” Report to lie on the Table ; an Order made that 
all Perfons claiming a Right of voting might petition within Fourteen Days, 571. A Copy of 
fo much of the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee as relates to the faid Pe- 
tition, ordered to be laid before the Houfe, 579. Prefented and ordered to be printed, 603. 


A, Petition of feveral Perfons, being Iawful Electors of the faid City, &amp;c. praying the Houfe to 
declare Mr. Gibbs and Sir John Honywood ineligible to fit in the then Parliament, &amp;c. 
ordered to be confidered, and Notices fent, &amp;c. LII. 609. Another Petition of lawful 
Eleétors relative to Ditto; tobe confidered at the fame Time as the preceding Petition, 
and Notices fent, &amp;c. 616. Speaker acquaints the Houfe of the Petitioners not having 
entered into Recognizances, and Orders difcharged, 644. 648, 


Stockbridge, in the County of Southampton, viz. Report of the moft notorious Bribery and Corruption 
at the laft Election ; Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee ordered and laid 
before the Houfe, and to be printed ; the Report to be taken into further Confideration, 
XLVIII. 258. Deferred, 341. 403. Report further confidered ; Minutes of the Evidence 
taken before the Select Committee again read, and the Two Refolutions of the Committee agreed 
to by the Houfe, and Leave given to bring in a 


&amp; 
. 
* 


es Bill for the ds of Bribery and Corruption in the Election of Members to ferve in Parliament 
for the Borough of Stockbridge, in the County of Southampton, XLVIII. 415. Prefented and 
ordered to be printed, and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 427. Petition of feveral 
Perfons, being lawful Electors of the Borough of Stockbridge, againft; to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 616. Petition of feveral Perfons, being 
Proprietors, &amp;c. of Houfes and Lands within the Borough of Stockbridge, againft ; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and negative being heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 630. Bill 
tead Second Time; Counfel called in, and partly heard, and the Houfe adjourns for want of 
Forty Members, 630. Day appointed to proceed to the further Hearing of Counfel on Ditto, 
633. Further Hearing of Counfel proceeded in, and Counfel further heard and Witneffes ex- 
ainined, and Bill committed, 658. Deferred, 685. 707. 732. 733. 752- Confidered upon a 
Divifion, and Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee referred, 767. Report de 
ferred, 780. 794. 802. Order of the Day for receiving the Report read, and negative, on a 
Divifion, now receiving the fame, and defer Ditto for Three Months, 806. 


aa Debate ona Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to incapacitate certain Ele¢tors of the faid Borough, 
adjourned, &amp;c. XLVIII. 427. Deferred, 447. Refumed, and negative a further Adjournment 
for Three Months, and order a Bill for Ditto, 621.——-See fupra, 5. 


See alfo infra, 46. 


us Grimfby, in the County of Lincoln; to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 630. The Refolution of the 
Committee read and entered, and the Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Select Commit- 
tee ordered to be laid before the Houfe, 657. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 664. - ; 
New Writ ordered, 630. No further Proceedings. 


a Southwark ; Report, “That George Woodford Thelluffon, Efquire, did a&amp; in Violation of the 
*“&lt; Statute of 7 William III. Cap. 4. whereby he is incapacitated to ferve in Parliament upon fuch 
“ Election ;” to lie on the Table, Lil. 125. Petition of certain of the Electors of the Borough 
of Southwark refpecting the faid Determination, to lie on the Table, 297. * 
I, On 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ! ‘ 







































Returns amended, &amp;c. 


Clections: ene of the Houfe on Special Reports ; 





XI. On a Special Report relating to a Petitioner being arrefted 
under Two feveral Procefles of the Courts of King’s 
Bench and Common Pleas, vz. 


34. Samuel Petrie, Efquire, on the Cricklade Election ; the Report referred to a Seleé&amp; Committee to 
enquire into the Matter and exathine Precedents, &amp;c. and Leave given to the Committee on 
the Election to adjourn from Saturday to Tuefday, XLVIII. 406. Report and State of Prece- 
dents, and an Order made by the Houfe for Mr. Petrie’s Difcharge, 423. 


XII. Returns amended, &amp;c. viz. 7 
By erafing out the Names of particular Perfons, and inferting others, viz. 





35. Canterbury, LII. 570. 
36. Carlifle, XLVI. 258. 
Carmarthen County Borough, LII. 104. 
Cirencefter, XLVIL 784. 
37. Dorchefter, XLVI. 411. 
Flint, Lil. 651. 
Horfham, XLVII. 533. 
38. Leominfter, XLVI. 354. 
Newton, LIII. 149. 


= $0 Poole, XLVI. 223. 243. 
40. Seaford, XLVII. 573. 
41. Southwark, LII. 226. | » 
42. Steyning, XLVI. 267.—XLVII. 774. 


Double Returns amended, viz. 
By taking off the File One Indenture, viz. 
43- Hellfton, XLVI. 134. 137. 
44. Okehampton, XLVI. 243. 


By taking off the File the Indenture executed by one Perfon, and erafing from 
the Return executed by another Perfon the Names of Perfons therein, 
and by inferting other Names, viz. 

45. Fowey, XLVI. 274. , 
Stockbridge, XLVIII. 258. 271. 





Other Returns amended, viz. 
By making Returns be Returns of Members, Se. viz. 


By rectifying Miftakes in Returns, viz. 


PUR Sutherlandthire ; by inferting the Word “Grant” after the Word “ James,” XLVI. 87. 

48. Lanerkfhire ; by adding ‘ Denham” after the Word “ Steuart,”? XLVI. 126. 

49: Huntingdon County ; by altering “ 15th of April” to“ 15th of May,” the Date of the Return, 
XLVII. 1029. 


Returns being amended, or made Returns, Leave given to petition within 
Fourieen Days next, viz. 
50. Sutherlandfhire, XLVI. 87. 
51. Lanerkfhire, XLVI. 126. 


~ 


Amended, and no Order for Petitioning made, viz. 
fae 1x Huntingdon County, -XEVII. 1029. 
A Retura 





ios eens Return of Special Matter; Reports on Ri hts 
Elections. | P Tye 


of Elections. 





53. 


A Return of Special Matter, viz. 
Upon Tewkefbury new Writ for an Election ; Proceedings of the Houfe thereupon, LIII. 116, 





123. 127+ 149. See infra, 120. 


XIII. Reports on the Rights of Ele@tions determined, and Proceed- 


54. 


55- 


56. 


57- 


58. 


59- 


60. 


61. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





ings of the Houfe thereon, vz. 
Camelford.——* In the Freemen, being Inhabitants, and paying Scot and Lot,” LII. 109. 


Carlifle ——* Inthe Freemen duly admitted,,and {worn Freemen, having been previoufly admitted 
“Brethren of one of the Eight Guilds,” &amp;c. XLVI. 257. Petition of Citizens againft 
Ditto; to be confidered, XLVII. 133. Petition of John -Chriftian Curwen and Wilfon 
Braddyll, Efquires, to defend the faid Determination, 565. See /upra, Page 7 of Election 
Petitions. 


Clifton Dartmouth Harduefs. 


Dorchefter. ** In Inhabitants paying to Church and Poor for their Perfonal Eftates, and in 
« Owners of Real Eftates paying to Church and Poor, though not Inhabitants,” XLVI. 410. 

















‘« In the Freemen of the faid Borough;” XLVIII. 281. 








Grimfby (Great). ‘Inthe Freemen of the faid Borough, admitted at a full Court by the 
“© Mayor, Aldermen, Common Councilmen, and Burgefies, fuch Freemen being refident and 
“ paying Scot and Lot, in all Cafes, except where no Rate has taken place fubfequent to their 
“ Admiffion,” XLVIII. 629. 





Ludgerfhall. “ In Perfons having Eftates of Inheritance, or Freehold, or Leafehold determin- 
“ able upon Life or Lives, within the Borough,” XLVI. 411. Petition of feveral EleGors 
againft the Determination ; to be confidered, XLVI. 376.——See fupra, Page 7 of Eleétion 


Petitions. 


Malmefoury. “ In the Aldermen and Twelve Capital Burgeffes only,” LI. ror. Again reported 
fo upon the Hearing of another Petition, 561. Petition of Burgefles againft the Determination 
of the Committee to be confidered, LI. 486. Petition of Capital Burgeffes of the Borough 
in Oppofition to the laft-mentioned Petition, and ftating that they are too late in their Applica~ 
tion; to be confidered at the fame Time as Ditto, 641. Report of the laft Seffion read; Pe- 
tition read ; A&amp; read ; Refolution that the Judgment of the Committee has become final, and 
the Order for Confideration difcharged, 659. ' 


Milborue Port. “ Tn only the Capital Bailiffs and their Deputies, the Number of Capital Bailiffs 
“ being Nine, and their Deputies being Two; in the Commonalty Stewards, their Number 
“¢ being Two ; and in the Inhabitants thereof paying Scot and Lot,” LIL 191. 











Newark. ‘© In the Mayor, Aldermen, and all the Inhabitants paying Scot and Lot within the 
“ Borough,” XLVI. 335. Petition of feveral Perfons, being legal Electors, againft the Deter- 
mination ; to be confidered, 705. See fupra, Page 8 of Eleétion Petitions. 











Newca/ftle-under- Lyne. “ In Freemen refiding in the faid Borough,” XLVII. 582. 


Newton, in the County of Lancafter ; ‘is exclufively vefted in the Freemen or Burgeffes of the faid 
“ Borough ; that is to fay, in any Perfon feifed of a corporeal Eftate of Freehold in any Houfe, 
“ Building, or Lands, within the faid Borough, of the Value of Forty Shillings a Year and up- 
“ wards 5” &amp;c. LUI. 147. 








Poole, Town and County. “ In the Mayor and Burgeffes only,” XLVI. 222. Petition of Per- 
fons entitled to vote, againft Ditto; to be confidered, XLVII.426. Deferred, 725. 


Pontefrad. “Jn the Inhabitants Houfeholders Refiants,” XLVI. 276. Petition of John 
Walth and Charles Mellifh, Efquires, claiming to be Electors, &amp;c. againft Ditto ; to be confidered, 
661. See fupra, Page 8 of Election Petitions. 


Seaford. “ In the Inhabitants Houfekeepers of the faid Town and Port, paying Scot and Lot, 
“© and in fuch Inhabitants Houfekeepers only,” XLVII. 564. Petition of legal Ele€tors to be 
admitted Parties to oppofe the faid Determination; Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 
XLVIIN. 174. Deferred, 407. Petition of Inhabitants, &amp;c. to defend the Determination, 
622. See fupra, Page 8 of Election Petitions. 




















Stevning. “Inthe Inhabitants of ancient Houfes, and Houfes built on the Scites of ancient 
“« Houfes, being Houfeholders paying Scot and Lot, and not receiving Alms,” XLVI. 267. 
Petition of James Martin Lloyd, Efquire, and others, praying to be admitted Parties to oppofe 
the faid Determination; Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 338. Deferred, 423. 429. 
See fupra, Page 8 of Eleétion Petitions. 








% 





5D «. Tewkefoury. 





€le (tions. Reports on Rights: of Elections, &amp;c. . 


Tewke/bury. “ In the Freemen at large, and in all Perfons feifed of an Eftate of Frechold in an 
“ entire Dwelling Houfe within the ancient Limits of the faid Borough,” Ll. 354. Peti- 
tion of Freemen and Eleétors againft the Determination of the Committee ; to be confidered, 
LIIl. 161. See fupra, Page 8 of Election Petitions. 


Warwick Borough. “In fuch Perfons only as pay to Church and Poor in the faid Borough, 
“ whether Inhabitants or not,” XLVIII. 197. 


Weftminfter, reported 6th July 1789 Petition of Electors to be admitted Parties to oppofe the 
Right of Eleétion, which has been deemed valid in the Judgment of the Select Committee ; 
Day appointed for Confideration, &amp;c. XLVI. 40. Deferred, 229. 424. Petition renewed, 
&amp;c. XLVII. 23.——-Petition of feveral Inhabitants Houfeholders, &amp;c. of Weftminfter, praying 
to be admitted Parties to defend the Right of Election as reported by the Committee ; to be 
confidered at the fame Time as the other Petition, XLVI. 129. Deferred, 229. 424. 

See fupra, Page 8 of Election Petitions. 


XIV. Reports from Select Committees on the proper Returning 
Officer, and Right of choofing Ditto to make Re- 


turns, U72. ; 

Fowey.——* The Portreve is the Returning Officer, prefented by a Homage Jury of Prince’s Tenants, 
&amp;c.” XLVI. 274. Petition of John Coryton and others, Perfons who have a Right to-choofe, 
&amp;c. the Returning Officer, again{t Ditto ; to be confidered, 649. Petition of John Coryton 
and others renewed, XLVII. 14. Petition of Sit Ralph Payne and William Morfhead, Efquire, 
to defend the Right, 536. Report of a Second Committee in favour of the Determination 
574: 


67. Okehampton; reported to be “ the Mayor of the Town-and Borough,” XLVI. 243. 


68. Stockbridge. * That William Newman was the proper Returning Officer,” XLVIIL. 258. 


XV. Reports from Select Committees on Perfons giving falfe Evi- 
| dence, prevaricating, &amp;c. viz. 
Exeter City, viz. 


Thomas Smith for prevaricating, &amp;c. committed to Newgate, and ordered to be profecuted» 
XLVI. 314. 


John Siret for difobeying a Summons; to ftand committed to the Cuftody of the Serjeant at 
Arms, XLVI. 342. 


See Houle, 59. 61. 


Of Perfons not obeying the Speaker's Summons, viz. 


Southwark Eleétion; Alexander Morrice ordered into the Cuftody of the Serjeant at Arms, LII. 
Houfe informed of his being taken into Cuftody, and order him to be brought to the Bar on 

a particular Day, 146. Brought to the Bar and informed of the Matter of the Report of the 
Seleé&amp;t Committee, and a Refolution of the Houfe that he had been guilty of a Breach of Privi- 
lege, &amp;c. and ordered to be again brought to the Bar another Day, and Captain Bartlett and 
Henry Speck to attend; 154. The Order for bringing him again to the Bar difcharged, 166. 
The Refolution of the Houfe of the Breach of . Privilege read, and Mr. Morrice committed to 
Newgate ;—a complaint of undue Prattices having been ufed to prevent Mr. Morrice from 


appearing, a Motion made thereon and withdrawn, and the Order for the Attendance of Captain 
Bartlett, &amp;c. difcharggd, 181, 


XVI. Perfons complained of for Offences relating to EleGtions, ViZ. 


a1. Petition of feveral Eleétors of Weftminfter relative to Penalties incurred under-the Excife Laws and 
Lottery Act at the Eleétion in July 1788; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 686. Petition again 
read, and negative a Motion for referring it to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 778.——See infra, 
239. 


The Sheriff of the County of Flint, LI, 151.———See Clections, (Flint County). 
See Boule, 58. &amp;c. 


XVII. Complaints 








e 


Elections. Members rettirned for Two or more Piaces, &amp;e. 









XVII. Complaints relating to Writs, viz. 


Of not being executed, viz. 


72: Kirkcudbright Stewartry ; Meffenger attending the-Great Seal, and the Agent of the. Perfon 
claiming the Right of executing the Writ, examined ; Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 1 
279. The Speaker communicates a Letter from Lord Vifcount Garlies, Sheriff Principal, ke. ; 
Orders difcharged ; Lord Garlies to attend, and a further Day appointed, 311. Petition of 
Lord Garlies, 360. Orders difcharged, 361. : 


XVIII. Members returned for Two or more Places make their 
Election, 7%. | 


By Letter, viz. 


73: James Lowther, for Weftmorland, XLVI. 8s: 
74. Honourable Robert Banks Jenkinfon (Abroad) for the Town and Port of Rye, XLVI. 126. 
” : Major General George Nugent, for Buckingham Borough and Parifh, Lu. 62. 

George Ellis, for the Town and Port of Seaford, Lil. 62. 
es Charles Ellis, for Ditto, LII. 62. 
e Charles Morgan, for the County of Monmouth, Lil. 62. 
os — Clarke Jervoife, for the Borough of Yarmouth, in the County of Southampton, Lit. 

9. 
In the Houfe, viz. 

75- Honourable Charles Wyndham, for Midhurft, XLVI. 85. 
76. Marquis of Worcefter, for the City of Briftol, XLVI. 96. 
77- Lord Vifcount Weymouth, for the City of Bath, XLVI. 127. 
78. Honourable Edward James Elliot, for Lifkeard, XLVI. 130. 
79+ Lord Vifcount Duncannon, for Knarefborough, XLVI. 13 ¥) 
So. _. Francis’ Dickins, forthe County of Northampton, XLVI. 144. , - - 


Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet, for the County of Lincoln, Lil. 6s. 

Lawrence Palk, for the County of Devon, LII. 6 5. 

Edward Ruthworth, for the Borough of Yarmouth, in the County of Southampton, LII, 69. 
James Lowther, for the County of Weftmorland, LI. 74x 


After the Time limited, viz. ‘ 
: In the Houfe, on. = 
81. _. Michael Angelo Taylor, for Poole, XLVI. 248. 
82. Lord Valletort, for Fowey, XLVI. 293. 
83. Sir John Honywood, Baronet, for Canterbury, XLVI. 30 5: 
o Samuel Smith, for the Borough of Leicefter, Lil. 108. 
Sir Lionel Copley, Baronet, for Tregony, LII. 267. | 


XIX. Writs iffued on various Occafions,: vz. 


Petition of Bailiffs of Tewkefbury for another Writ to be iffued, they having proclaimed the firft at 
a wrong Hour; to lie on the Table, Lill. 116,, A Return of Special Matter having been 
made, Deputy Clerk of the Crown ordered to attend therewith, 123. Attends; the Certificate 
of the Deputy Clerk of the Crown, &amp;c. entered; an. Order made, that all Perfons who will 
queftion the faid Return are’to do it in Fourteen Days, &amp;c. 127. Another new Writ iffued, 


149. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) bdr f . In 












Elections. Writs iflued on various Occafions. 



































‘In the room of Members deceafed, for, viz. 
84. Aberdeen, &amp;c. Diftrict of Burghs; Alexander Callander, XLVII. 709. 
85. Agmondefham ; William Drake, Junior, L. 552. 
Aldborough, in the County of York ; Richard Muilman Trench Chifwell, Lil. 263. 
Andover ; Benjamin Lethieullier, LIU. 142. 
Appleby; Honourable John Tufton, LIv. 611. . 
Beverley ; William Tatton, LIV. 20%. 


86. Boffiney ; Humphry Minchin, LI. 555.——-Honourable James Archibald Stuart Wortley, LU, 
264. 

87. Bridgnorth ; Thomas Whitmore, L. 441. 

88. Buckingham County ; Right Honourable Ralph Earl Verney in the Kingdom of Ireland, XLVI. 
377: 

89. Camelford ; Sir Samuel Hannay, Baronet, XLVI. 127. James Macpherfon, LI. 484. 





Canterbury City ; George Gipps, LV. 200. 


90. Cardiff; Right Honourable John Stuart commonly called Lord Vifcount Mountftuart, XLIX. 
21. 

ol. Caftle Rifing ; Henry Drummond, XLIX. 743. 

92. Chefter City ; Thomas Grofvenor, L. 180. 

ee Cockermouth ; Edward Burrow, LV. go9. 5 





Denbigh Town ; Richard Myddelton, Lil. 238 


93. Derby County ; Right Honourable George Cavendifh commonly called Lord George Cavendifh, 
XLIX. 553-——Right Honourable John Cavendifh commonly called Lord Joha Cavendifh, 
LI. 238. 

‘s Dumbartonfhire ; Alexander Smollett, Lv. 48. 


Dunfermline, &amp;c. Diftrict of Burghs ; William Tait, Lv. 51. 
Durham City ; William Henry Lambton, LUI. 167. 
Flint County ; Sir Roger Moftyn, Baronet, LII. 62. 
94. Gloucefter City ; John Webb, L. 145. 
Grampound; Bryan Edwards, Lv. 768. 


95. Great Bedwyn ; Right Honourable John Stuart commonly called Lord Doune, XLVII. 16.—— 
Honourable Thomas Bruce, LIII. 156. 


96. Great Yarmouth; Henry Beaufoy, L. 552. 


+— Two Burgefles; Right Honourable Charles Townfend commonly called Lord Charles 
Townfend, and Stephens Howe, LII. 62. 


Harwich ; Richard Hopkins, LIV. 399. 
Haftings, Port of ; Sir James Sanderfon, Baronet, LIII. 702. 
Hereford City ; John Scudamore, LI. 62. 


97. Heytefbury; Right Honourable Richard Earl of Barrymore in the Kingdom of Ireland, XLVIII- 
391. 

98. Hindon ; Thomas Wildman, LI. 283. 

99. Huntingdon Borough; Honourable John George Montagu, XLVI, 87. 

ve Hythe Town and Port; Sir Charles Farnaby Radcliffe, LIV. s. 


Ivelchefter; Sir Robert Clayton, Baronet, LIV. 537, 
Kincardinefhire; Robert Barclay, Lil. 52 3. 


100. Kirkcudbright 





100. Kirkcudbright Stewartry; Major-General Alexander Stewart, L. 69. 
101. Leicefter County; Sir Thomas Cave, Baronet, XLVII. 6. 
- Roconghs Right Honourable Thomas Lord Rancliffe in the Kingdom of Ireland, Lv. 
75: © 
Lincoln City ; Honourable George Rawdon, LV. 355. 
ieak, London City; John Sawbridge, L. 261. 
103. Ludgerfhall; George Auguftus Selwyn, XLVI. 412.——Samuel — XLVIII. 993, 
104. Malmefbury; Benjamin Bond Hopkins, XLIx. 82. 
Monmouth Borough ; Vice Admiral Sir Charles Thompfon, Baronet, LIV. 390. 
105. Montgomery County ; William Owen, L. 324. Francis Lloyd, LIV. 221. 
106. New Malton; William Weddell, XLVII. 743. Richard Burke, L. 69. 
107. - New Radnor; David Murray, XLIX. 589. 
108. New Shoreham; John Aldridge, L. 541. 
109. New Windfor; Penyfton Portlock Powney, XLIX. 17. 
Norwich City; Honourable Henry Hobart, LIV. 537. 
110. Oxford City; Honourable Peregrine Bertie, XLVI. 84. 
Peeblefhire; William Montgomery, LV. 878. 
III. Perthfhire ; Honourable James Murray, XLIX. 370. 
Peterborough City; Richard Benyon, LII. 62. 
Plymouth; Sir Frederick Leman Rogers, Baronet, LII. 680. 
112. Prefton ; Sir Henry Hoghton, Baronet, L. 324. 
Bs Sir George Allanfon Winn, Baronet, Baron Headley in the Kingdom of Ireland, Lut. 
456. 
113. — City; Sir Richard Bickerton, Baronet, XLVII. 446. Nathaniel Smith, XLIX. 
562. 
Saltafh ; Edward eal LII. 140. 
Stamford ; Right Honourable Field Marfhal Sir George Howard, K. B. Lil. 62. 
114. Stirling, &amp;c. Diftri&amp; of Burghs; Sir Archibald Campbell, K. B, XLVI. 377: 
Taunton; Sir Benjamin Hammet, LV. 792. 
115; Tewkefbury ; Sir William Codrington, Baronet, XLVII. 534. 
116. Tiverton ; Sir John Duntze, Baronet, L. 229. 
117. Tregony; John Stephenfon, XLIX. 553. 
m Wareham; Sir Godfrey Webfter, Baronet, LV. 628. 
118. Warwick County ; Sir Robert Lawley, Baronet, XLVIII. 403, 
119. Weftbury; Samuel Eftwick, Senior, LI. 96. 
120. Windfor (New); Henry Ifherwood, Lil. 263. 
In the room of Members deceafed during the _ of wet viz. 
121. Grantham; Francis Cockayne Cuft - - - - = « bbe 
_f xtva. 3. 
Merioneth County; Evan Lloyd Vaughan - - = =. + + « - 
122. Eye ; Litutenant General Richard Burton Phillipfon - - - - - 
123. Monmouth County ; John Morgan - - - - - - =~ = + = 
124. Newcaftle-under-Lyne ; Honourable John Levefon Gower ~ - ~'\ XLVIII. 3. 
125. Prefton ; Right Honourable Lieutenant General John Burgoyne - - 
126. Somerfet County ; Richard Phelips the younger - - - -'- + - 
127. Righem Rees s. Wei ae- &lt;&lt; = ew 0 8 es bh te) ew 
128. Horfham ; James Baillie - - - - - = - = = = = = -SxLix. 3 
129. Queenborough ; Gibbs Crawfurd - - - - - = = = = = « 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 5E . 130. Anglefey 


Elections ; writs itued. 































€lections : Writs ied. 


130. Anglefey County ; Honourable William Paget - - - - = = - 
131. Beaumaris ; Sir Hugh Williams, Baronet « - + + - = + - - 
1324 Berks County ; Winchcombe Henry Hartley - - «+ - + = - 
133. Durham County; John Tempeft- - - - - - - - - = - 
134. Southampton Town and Canty of the Sei Own ; on Henry Martin, } &amp;+ 3¢ 
Baronet - &lt;+ -' - Pee ear \s ligt tel ee 
135. Surrey County ; Honourable William Clement Finch +» - - - - 
136. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; Sir James Johnftone, Baronet-  - 
137. Wilts County ; Sir James Tylney Long, Baronet - - - = - - 
138. Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Honourable Sir John Vaughan, K.B. - - 
139. Northumberland County ; Sir William Middleton, Baronet - - - 
140. Rutland County ; John Heathcote - - - - - = = + = - tx 9: 
141. Somerfet County ; Henry Hippifley Coxe - - = = = - = - 
342. Woodftock ; Right Honourable Henry pad ae sna 
called Lord Henry John Spencer - - - - 
Leicefter County ; Honourable Penn Afheton Curzon + + - - 
Lifkeard ; Honourable Edward James Eliot - - - - - - - -( LIL 3. 
ee Newton, in the County of Lancafter; Thomas Peter Legh - - - 
0 Higham Ferrers; James Adair + -~ = + - = s = = = &amp; 
Leicefter County; William Pochin - - - - -~ = # - = 7 LIV. 3. 
es Ripon ; EES SLES 













Heteford City; James Walwyn - - - - + = = = + - = LY. 795. 





In the room of Members created Peers, viz. 


143. Buckingham County; Right Honourable William Wyndham Grenville, now Baron Grenville, of 
Wootton under Berne Wood, XLVI. 84. 
144. Heytefbury ; Right Honourable William Lord Auckland in the Kingdom of Ireland, now Baron 


Auckland of Weft Auckland, in the County of Durham, &amp;c. XLVIII. 794. 
Norfolk County; Sir John Wodehoufe, Baronet, now Baron Wodehoufe, LIII. 5. 


Nottingham, Town and County of; Right Honourable Robert Smith Lord Carrington in the 
Kingdom of Ireland, now Baron Carrington, LIII. 5. 


145. Petersfield; Right Honourable Welbore Ellis, now Baron Mendip, L. 12. 
Reading ; Richard Aldworth Neville, now Baron Braybrooke, Lil. 618. 


Ditto during the Recefs of Parliament, viz. 











146. Bedford County ; Right Honourable John 
Earl of Upper, sepa in the Kingdom of Snow Baron Upper Offory 
Treland.- - ‘es sie yet 
147. Clitheroe; Afheton Curzon - - - - now Baron Curzon - - 
148. Lincoln County ; Charles Anderfon Pelham, now Baron Yarborough - 
149. Ludlow ; Right Honourable Edward Lord 
Clive, in the Kingdom of Ireland "fnow cteprenpiceiiegt Raat 
150. Scarborough ; Right Honourable Henry 
. Phipps Lord ee in spe Bic Ate now Baron Mulgrave - 
of Ireland - = - « he 
151. Stirlingthire ; Sir Thomas Dundas, Raroast, now Baron Dundas - - 
152. Wenlock ; Sir Henry Bridgeman, Baronet, now Baron Bradford -  - 


Boroughbridge; Right Hanae . Sir 


JohnScott-. - - . - *bnow Baron Eldon ~ - + LIV. 4. 








153: 


154. 


155- 


156. 


157. 


159. 
160. 


161. 


162. 


163. 


164. 


165. 


166. 
167. 


| 168. 


169. 


179 
71. 
172. 
173- 


Impex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Elections ;° wiits iffued) 


In the room of Members fucceeding to Peerage; viz. 


Ayrfhire; Hugh Montgomery, now Earl of Eglintoune, a-Peer of Great Britain, LII. 95. 


Banbury; Right Honourable Sir Frederick North’ commonly called Lord North, Knight of the 
moft noble Order of the Garter, now Earl of Guildfotd, XLVI. 86. 


Bath City; Right Honourable John Jeffreys Pratt commonly called Lord Vifcount Bayham, now 
Earl of Camden, XLIX. 492. 


———Ditto; Right Honourable Thangs Thynne commonly called Lord Vifcount Weymouth, now 
Marquis of Bath, LI. 126. 


Bedwyn (Great); Right Honourable James Graham commonly called Marquis 6f Graham, now 
Earl Graham, XLVI. 84. 


Carmarthen County; Honourable George Talbot Rice, now Baron Dynevor, XLVIII..439. 


Eaft Retford ; Right Honourable Thomas Pelham Clinton commonly called Earl of Lincoln, now 
Duke of Newcaftle, XLIX. 226. 


Fowey; Right Honourable Richard Edgcumbe commonly called Lord Valletort, now Earl of 
Mount Edgcumbe, L. 154. 


Huntingdon County; Right Honourable John Montagu commonly called Lord Vifcount Hinch- 
ingbrook, now Earl of Sandwich, XLVII. 754+ 


Knarefborough ; Right Honourable Frederick Ponfonby commonly called Lord Vifcount Duncan- 
non, now Baron Ponfonby, XLVIII. 419. 


Minehead ; Right Honourable George Parker commonly called Lord Vifcount Parker, now Earl of 
Macclesfield, L. 278. 


New Malton; Right Honourable George Damer commonly called Lord Vifcount Milton, now Earl 
of Dorchefter, Lifl. 259. 


New Radnor; Right Honourable George Capel Coningfby Parr: called Lord Vifcount Mal- 
den, now Earl of Effex, Liv. 298. 


Northampton Borough; Right Honourable Charles Compton commonly éalled Lord Compton, 
now Earl of Northampton, LI. 649. 


Orford; Right Honourable Francis Seymour Conway’ commonly called Earl of Yarmouth, now 
Marquis of Hertford, XLIX. 743. 


Whitchurch ; Honourable John Thomas Townthend; now Lord Vifcount Sydney, LV. 733- 
Wigan ; Honourable Orlando Bridgeman, now Baron Bradford, LV. 645. 


Wilton ; Right Honourable George Auguftus Herbert Pyseyy 2. called Lord Herbert, now Earl 
of Pembroke, XLIX. 126. 


Ditto during the Recefs of Parliament, viz. 


Warwick Borough; Henry Gage + + + now Lord-Gage + + = XLVII: 3. 


Banbury ; Right Honourable George Au-} 
guftus North commonly called Lo ow Earl of Guildford - 
North #* *« =©« = + «+ # «# - 


XLVI, 3. 
Winchelfea Town and Port ; Right Hon- 4 3 


ourable William Henry Vane commonly tow Eatl of Darlington - 
called Lord Vifcount Barriatd - - 


‘Cirehcefter ; Right Honourable Henty 


Bathurft commonly called Lord Apfley { now Earl Bathurft - + Li 3. 


In the room of Members returned for more Places than one, viz. 


Appleby ; -Honourable Robert Banks Jenkinfon, XLVI. 127. 
Afhburton; Lawrence Palk; Lil. 65. 

Blechingly; Sir Lionel Copley, Baronet; Lil. 267. 

Brecon Borough; Charles Morgan, Lil. 62. 

Cambridge Town; -Francis Dickins, XLVI. 144. 

Gatton; Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet; LH. 65. 
Haflemere ; James Lowther, XLVI. 85.—LU. 76: 
Heytefbury ; Michael Angelo Taylor, XLVI. 248 


Higham Ferrers; Lord Vifcount Duncannon, XLVI. 133. 


174. leftwithiel ; 




































175. 


181, 


182. 


174... 


176. 


1776 
178. 


179. 


185. 
186. 


Elections 5 writs ifuea: 


Leftwithiel; Honourable Richard Edgcumbe commonly ealled Lord Valletort, XLVI. 293. 
Malmefbury ; Samuel Smith, LI. 108. 


Monmouth Borough; Right Honourable Henry Charles Somerfet commonly called Marquis of 
Worcefter, XLVI. 96. 


Newport, County Southampton ; Jervoife Clarke Jervoife, Lil. 69. 
; Edward Rufhworth, Lil. 69. 
Saint Germans; Honourable Edward James Eliot, XLVI. 130. 





Saint Mawes; Major-Generab George Nugent, LII. 62. 
Steyning ; Sir John Honywood, Baronet, XLVI. 305. 
Taviftock ; Honourable Charles Wyndham, XLVI. 85. 
Wareham; Charles Elis, LI. 62. 


Weobley; Right Honourable Thomas Thynne commonly called Lord Vifcount Weymouth, 
XLVI. 127. 


Weftbury ; George Ellis, L11. 62. 


In the room of Members whofe Eleétions have been determined to be void, viz. 
Canterbury City ; Two Citizens, the laft Election determined to be void, LII. 357. 


Grimfby (Great); Two Burgeffes, in the room of John Harrifon and Dudley Long North, 
Efquires, XLVIII. 630. 


Southwark ; George Woodford Thelluffon, Lil. 125. 


In the room of Members expelled, viz. 
Lincoln City; John Fenton Cawthorne, Efquire, LI. 673. 


Writs iffued in the room of Members accepting Offices and muereennss viz. 
IN ENGLAND: 
Admiralty, viz. 
Prefident and Judge of the High Court of Admiralty of England, viz. 
Downton; Right Honourable Sir William Scott, Liv. 8. 


Attorney General to His Majefty, viz. 
Weobley ; Sir John Scott, Knight, XLVIII. 191. 


Chief Juftice of Chefter, viz. 
Bamffshire ; William Grant, LIv. 6. 
Higham Ferrers ; James Adair, LII. 145. 


Chief Ranger and Keeper, viz. 
Of the Parks called Hyde Park and Saint James’s Park, in the County of Middlefex, viz. 
Cambridge Univerfity; Right Honourable George Henry Fitzroy commonly called Earl of 
Eufton, XLIX. 397. 
Clerks, viz. 


Of His Majefty’s Ordnance, v2. 
Seaford Town and Port ; John Sargent, XLIX. 19. 


Commiflions, viz. 
In the Army, viz. 
Of Lieutenant Colonel, viz. 
Carnarvon Town; Honourable Henry Paget commonly called Lord Pies: L. 100, 


Leicefter Borough ; Thomas Boothby Parkyns, L. 110. 


Commiffioners, viz. 
For executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, vam. 


Dover; Charles Small Pybus, XLVI. 706. 









Elections &gt; Writs iffued on accepting Offices, &amp;c. 





Germans (Saint); Honourable William Eliot, Lv. 706. 


Penryn; Thomas Wallace, LI. 751. 


188. Pontefraé&amp;t; John Smyth, XLVI. 706. 
189. Sandwich, Town and Port; Philip Stephens, L. 286. 
190. ere ; Right Honourable Hugh Seymour commonly called Lord Hugh Seymour, 
L. 200. : 
For the Affairs of India, with a Salary annexed thereto, viz. 

191. Edinburgh City; Right Honourable Henry Dundas, XLVIII. 994. 
192. Lifkeard ; Honourable Edward James Eliot, XLVIII. 994. 

: Penryn; Thomas Wallace, LV. 596. 
193. Rye, Town and Port ; Honourable Robert Banks Jenkinfon, XLVIII. 994. 


Tain, Dornock, &amp;c. Diftri&amp; of Burghs ; William Dundas, LIII. 5. 
Wendover; George Canning, LIV. 386. 
See infra, (India). 


For auditing the Public Accounts of the Kingdom, viz. 
“ Bramber ; Sir Charles William Roufe Boughton, Baronet, LV. gz. 
Fowey; Reginald Pole Carew, LIV. 610. 


For managing the Duties arifing by Salt, viz. 
194. Truro; William Auguftus Spencer Bofcawen, XLVI. 6. 


For executing the Office of Treafurer of His Majefty’s Exchequer, viz. 
Dover, Town and Port ; Charles Small Pybus, Lil. 751. 


- Midhurft ; Right Honourable Sylvefter Douglas, LII. 281. 
195- Pontefract; John Smyth, XLIX. 545. 
196. Queenborough ; Richard Hopkins, XLVI. 706. 


Stafford County ; Right Honourable Granville Levefon Gower commonly called Lord Gran- 
ville Levefon Gower, LV. 769. 


os Wendover; John Hiley Addington, LV. 895. 
197 Whitchurch ; Honourable John Thomas Townfhend, XLVIII. 993. 


Comptrollers, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s Cuftoms inthe Port of London, viz. 


198. Banbury ; Honourable Frederick North, fucceeded to Ditto, XLIX, 248. 
Of His Majefty’s Houfehold, viz. 
199. Minehead; Honourable George Parker commonly called Lord Vifcount Parker, XLVI. 447. 


Scarborough; Right Honourable Charles Henry Somerfet commonly called Lord Charles 
Henry Somerfet, Lil. 506. 
Conftables, viz. 


Of His Majefty’s Caftle of Flint, viz. 
ee Flint, Town of ; Watkin Williams, LIV. 292. 


Governors, viz. 
Of the Bahama Iflands, viz. 
200. Tewkefbury; William Dowdefwell, Lil. 83. ' 
ms for Ditto a Second Time, Lill. 148.———Sce Election Petitions, Page 7. ° 





Of Dominica, viz. 
me Inverkeithing, &amp;c. Diftri&amp; of Burghs; Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnftone, Lil. 445. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 F Of 






































4 &amp;. 


Elections; Writs iffued on accepting Offices, &amp;c. 


Of Gibraltar, viz. 


Dunheved alias Launcefton ; Sir vad Clinton, Knight s the moft Hespursble Order of the 
Bath, L. 7. 


Of the Ifle of Wight, viz. 
201. Harwich; Right Honourable Thomas Orde, XLVI. 447:-———See infra, 205. 


Of the Leeward Iflands, viz. 
* Woodftock ; Sir Ralph Payne, K. B. LIV. 146. 


Grooms, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s Bedchamber, viz. 
202. Lyme Regis; Honourable Thomas Fane, XLVIII. 126. 
New Windfor; Honourable Robert Fulk Greville, LV. 351. 


India, wiz. 
A Judge of the Supreme Court at Fort William in Bengal, viz. 
Bridport ; James Watfon, L. 306. 


Chief Juftice of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta, viz. 
Pittenweem, Anftruther Wetter, 8c. Diftrict of Burghs ; John Anftruther, LI. 754. 


See /upra, 191. 192. 193+ 


Juftices, viz. 


His Majefty’s Juftice of the Counties of Merioneth, Carnarvon, and Anglefea, within the Princi- 
pality of Wales, viz. 


203. Cockermouth; John Anftruther, XLVIII. 993. 
os Newark upon Trent ; Thomas MannersSutton, LII. 751. 
One of His Majefty’s Juftices of the Counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, &amp;c. within the Princi- 
pality of Wales, viz. 
Shafton otherwife Shaftefbury ; William Grant, XLVIII. 996. 





Lieutenant-Governors, viz, Pa 
Of Upper Canada, viz. 
205. Saint Mawes; John Graves Simcoe, XLVII. 46. 


Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer at Weftminfter, viz. 
Newcaftle-under-Lyne ; Sir Archibald Macdonald, Knight, XLVIII. 170. 





Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, viz. 
207. Cambridge Univerfity; Right Honourable William Pitt, XLVIII. 3. 


Mafters, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s Houfehold, viz. 
Bifhop’s Caftle; Henry Strachey, XLIXe 7446 





Mafterand Worker of His Majefty’s Mint, viz. 


209+ Honiton; Right Honourable Sir George Yonge, Baronet, Knight of the moft Honourable 
Order ‘of the Bath, XLIX. 744. 


Rye, Town and Port; Right Honourable Robert Banks Jenkinfon commonly called Lord 
‘Hawkefbury, Liv. 26 5e 
Out. Rangers, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s Foreft of Windtor, Vide, 
210. Guldeford ; Honourable Thomas Onflow, XLVIII. 6. ‘ 
Paymatters 











































Elections; writs isiied on accepting Offices, 8c. 





Paymafters General, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s Land Forces, viz. 


211. Chichefter ; Thomas Steele, XLVI. 212. 
212. Tiverton; Right Honourable Dudley Rider, XLVI. 211. 
“ Wendover; George Canning, LV. 593. 


Poftmafter General, viz. 
Stafford County; Right Honourable George Granville Levefon Gower Sutherland commonly 
called Earl Gower Sutherland, LIV. 207. 
Regifters, viz. 
Of the High Court of Admiralty, viz. 
213. Warwick Borough; Right Honourable Charles George Percival Lord Arden in the Kingdom of 
Ireland, XLVI. 91. 
Remembrancer, viz. 
His Majefty’s in the Court of Exchequer, viz. 
Chichefter City ; Right Honourable Thomas Steele, LIII. 5. 


Riding Forefters, viz. 
Of His Majefty’s New Foreft in the County of Southampton, viz. 
als. Lymington; Lieutenant Colonel Harry Burrard, XLVI. 459. 


Secretaries of State, viz. 
One of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State, Viz, 
215. Edinburgh City; Right Honourable Henry Dundas, XLVI. 696, 


Solicitor General, viz. 
To His Majefty, viz. 
216. Beeralfton; Sir John Mitford, Knight, XLVIII. 19r. 


Stewards of Manors, Chiltern Hundreds, &amp;c. vik. 


Steward of His Majefty’s Lordfhips and Manors of Bromfield and Yale, in the County of Den- 
bigh, viz. 


217. Beaumaris ; Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Baronet, LI. 271. 


Stewards or Bailiffs of His Majefty’s Three Chiltern Hundreds, viz. 
218. Air, Irvine, &amp;c. Burghs ; Honourable Major General Charles Stuart, XLIX. 589. 


Albans (Saint) ; Right Honourable Richard Bingham Earl of Lucan in the Kingdom of Ire- 
land, LV. 663. 


Aldeburgh ; Michael Angelo Taylor, LV. 317. 


Anftruther Eafter, &amp;c. Diftri€t of Burghs; Sir John Anftruther, Baronet, XLVIII. 209.——— 
Robert Anftruther, XLIX. 636. 


mn Argyllfhire; Right Honourable Lord Frederick Campbell, Liv. 729. 
Arundel; Henry Howard, L. 161. 
” Buckingham, Borough and Parith ; Right Honourable James Grenville, XLVI. 1 130. 


Buckingham County; Right Honourable James Grenville, LII. 6 59. 
Calne; John Morris, XLVII. 6. 
Chipping Wycombe ; Sir John Jervis, K. B. XLIX. 19. 
Chriftchurch ; William Stewart Rofe, LV. 556. ' 

a Clackmannan County ; Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. LIII. 235. 
Clitheroe; Penn Afheton Curzon, XLVII. 396. 3 , 
Dumbartonfhire ; William Cunningham Bontine, LU. 473. 


Inpex XLVI,-to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Stewards or Bailiffs of His Majefty’s Three Chiltern Hundreds—continued. 





Dunchurch; Barne Barne, XLVI. 192. 
Durham City ; Sir Henry Vane Tempeft, Baronet, LV. 232. 


Eaft Looe; Honourable William Wefley Pole, L. 324. 
John Buller, LIV. 527. John Smith, - 743. 


Eye; Lieutenant-General Peter Bathurft, LI. 7. 
Flint County; John Lloyd, Lv. 48. 
Forfarfhire ; David Scott, LI. 544. 

Gatton; John Heathcote, LIV. 421. 





William Graves, Lill. 457.—— 





Haddingtonthire; Sir Hew Hamilton Dalrymple, Baronet, LV. 406. 

Haflemere ; Richard Penn, XLVI. 706. 

Hattings, Port ; Right Honourable Sir Richard Pepper Arden, Knight, XLIX. 545. 
Helfton ; Richard Richards, LIV. 398. 
Heytefbury ; William Pierce Afhe 4 Court, XLVI. 92. 

Hindon ; William Beckford, L. 7. 

Huntingdon County ; Lancelot Brown, XLIX. 620. 

Linlithgowfhire ; Honourable John Hope, LV. 410. 


Lifkeard; Right Honourable Murrough O’Bryen Earl of Inchiquin in the Kingdom of 
Ireland, LV. 904. 


Litchfield City; Right Honourable Granville Levefon Gower commonly called Lord Gran- 
ville Levefon Gower, LIV. 207. 


Malmefbury ; Paul Benfield, XLVII. 376. 


Marlborough ; Right Honourable James Earl of Courtown in the Kingdom of Ireland, XLVInk 
996. Honourable James Bruce, Lill. 38. | 


Midburft; Honourable Charles William Wyndham, L. 27. 
Milborne Port ; William Coles Medlycott, XLVI. 691. 
Mitchell; Sir Chriftopher Hawkins, Baronet, LIV. 431. 








Richard Johnfon, XLIX. 102. 


Morpeth ; Francis Gregg, L. 11. 
Newcaftle-upon-Tyne ; Charles Brandling, LIII. 160. 


New Malton ; Right Honourable Edmund Burke, XLIxX. 744.——William Baldwin, Lut. 
702. 


Newport ; William Hamilton Nifbet, Lv. 421. 


Newtown, in the County of Southampton; Right Honourable Sir Richard Worfley, Baronet, 
XLVIIL. 993. 


Northampton County; Lil. 745. 


Old Sarum; Right Honourable Richard Earl of Mornington in the Kingdom of Ireland, LI. 
754 Charles Watkin Williams Wynn, LIV. 298. 


Orford; Right Honourable Lord Vifcount Caftlereagh, LI. 751. 
Perth, Dundee, &amp;c. Diftri&amp; of Burghs; Rear-Admiral George Murray, LI. 475. 


Petersfield ; Right Honourable George Auguftus North commonly called Lord North, XLVI. 
135. Right Honourable Henry CavendifhBentinck commonly called Marquis of Titch- 
field, 429. Hilton Jolliffe, Li. 259. 


Plympton Earle; William Mitchell, LIV. 607. 


/_——--——&gt; Right Honourable Henry Earl of Carhampton in the Kingdom of Ireland, 
XLIX. 126. 


Poole; Benjamin Lefter, XLVI. 267. 











Richmond ; Charles George Beauclerk, LIV. 6. 
Roisthire ; William Adam, XLIX. 392. 

Stockbridge; Jofeph Fofter Barham, LIV. 401, 
Wallingford; Nathaniel William Wraxall, XLIX. 303. 


Weobley; Right Honourable John Thynne commonly called Lord John Thynne, LU. 167—— 
Inigo Freeman Thomas, LV. 333. 


«  Weltbury; 











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AR me 





_ Stewards or Bailiffs of His Majefty’s Three Chiltern Hundreds—continued. 
Weftbury ; Ewan Law, L. 28+—George William Richard Harcourt, LV. 377. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis ;- Thomas Jones, XLVI. 705. 
Yarmouth, in the County of Southampton; Edward Rufhworth, XLVI. 132.-——Lil. 395. 


Steward of His Majefty’s Manor of Eaft Hendred, in the County of Berks, viz. 


219. Appleby; Richard Ford, XLVI. 553. 
Arundel; Sir George Thomas, Baronet, LII. 71; - 
i Beeralfton ; Sir John Mitford, Knight, LIV. 743. 
és Cricklade ; John Walker Heneage, XLIX. 636. 


Derby Borough; Right Honourable George Auguftus Henry Cavendith ‘gilhhainly called 
Lord George Auguftus Henry Cavendifb, Lil. 238: 


Dorfet County ; William Morton Pitt, XLVI. 435. 
Eye ; Mark Singleton, Lv. 48. 
Gatton ; John Petrie, LV. 410. 
Grantham; Philip Yorke, XLVIII. 62; 
Kirkcudbright, &amp;c. Diftrict of Burghs; Honourable Alexander Hope, LY. 406. 
Leominfter ; John Hunter, LII. 639. 
Litchfield ; Thomas Gilbert, L. 27. 
i London; Brook Watfon, XLVIII. 274, 


“ Mawes (Saint); Thomas Calvert, LI. 16: 

a Newport, in the County of Southampton 5 Right Honourable Penifton Lord Vifcount Melbourne 
in the Kingdom of Ireland, XLVI. 136. 

rs Newtown ; Right’Honourable Sir Richard Worfley, Baronet, XLV4. 706. ’ ry 

“ Norwich ; Right Honourable William Windham, XLIX. 743. &gt; Whee 

ra Port-Pigham alias Weft Looe; John Buller, LII. 119. 

“ Queenborough ; Auguftus Rogers; XLIX, 145, 

io Saltath ; Right Honourable George Stewart comaionly called Lord Vifcount Gatlies, L. 173. 

“ Steyning, inthe County of Suffex ; John Curtis, XLIX, 72. 

é Wareham ; Right Honourable Robert Spencer commonly called Lord Robert Spencer, LIV, 
207. 

co Winchelfea, Town and Port ; Sir Frederick Fletcher Vane, Baronet, XLIX. 151. 

“ sesstmtsninticeestensiganinteitettines Richard Barwell, LU. 140. 

m Yarmouth, in the County of Southampton; Thomas Clarke Jervoife, XLVI. 132. 


Steward of His Majefty’s Manor of Old Shoreham, in the County of Suffex, wiz. 
“ Bamff Shire; William Grant, LIV. 743. . 


Treafurers, wiz. 
Of His Majefty’s Houfehold, viz. 


220. Bedwyn (Great) ; Right Honourable James George Stopford commonly called Lord Vif 
count Stopford, XLVIII. 996; 


Of His Majefty’s Navy, viz. 
o Tiverton ; Right Honourable Dudley Ryder, Lv. 592. cA 


Viceroys, viz. 
Of Corfica, viz. 
a Hellfton ; Right Honourable Sir Gilbert Elliott, Barantet; L. 90, 
Warden and Chief Juftice in Eyre, viz. 
Of all His Majefty’s Forefts, &amp;c. North of Trent. viz 
Buckingham Borough and Parith ; Right Honourable Thomas Grenville, Lv. 769. 
innex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5G Writs 








€lections: f. Writs iffued ; Queftions eatin: ; Orders, | 


Refoltitions: &amp;c. 





Writs iffued in the room of ‘Members accepting Offices, &amp;ec. 
IN SCOTLAND: 
Clerks, viz. 
Joint Clerk and Keeper of the General Regifters for Seafins and other Writs in Scotland, viz. 
és Edinburghhhire ; Right Honourable Robert Dundas; LV. 5. 
Excife, viz. 
Receiver and Cafhier of the Excife in Scotland, viz. 
221. Bamffshire ; Sir James Grant; Baronet, L. 619. 
Land Tax, viz. 
Receiver General of the Land Tax in Scotland, viz: 
222. Haddingtonfhire ; John Hamilton, LI. 9: 


Privy Seal, viz. 
Keeper of His Majefty’s Privy Seal of Scotland, wiz. 
223. Edinburgh Says ; Right Honourable Henry Dundas, Lv; or 


Signet, Vik. 
Keeper of the Signet for Scotland, vz. 
224; Rye, Town and Port ; Robert Dundas Saunders, Lv. 588. 


225. for Ofices ABROAD; 
JOM. 2 See fipra, 200. 205. and (India) and (Viceroys). 


XX. Queftions Negative, wz. 


226. To Petitions complaining of Eletions being taken into Confideration on particular Days, XLVIj 
14.—LI: .151s 


227. To poftponing for a Week the Orders for taking feveral Petitions into Confideration, XLVI. 210, 
&lt; To difcharging Orders for confidering Petitions on particular Days, LII. 396.— LIL. 5. 
228. To bringing up Petitions, XLVI. 63: 
: - * See jupra, 14. 
229. To appointing Committees of the whole Houfe to enquire into all Abufes committed at particus 
* dar Elections, XLVII. 547. 
230. To referring a Petition complaining of Abufes in a particular Election to a Committee to examine, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 778. 
231. To Perfons appearing at the Bar on Ballots as feparate Parties, &amp;c. XLVI. 163.—LII. 526. 643. 
232. To particular Membets being excufed ferving on Seleé&amp;t Committees for trying Election Petitions, 


&amp;c. XLVI. 541.—XLVIII. 351. 383. 


To particular Words ftanding Part of Queftions refpecting permitting Petitioners to attend by 
Counfel at the Bar, &amp;c. LI. 526. 


To adding Words to Queftions refpecting Ditto, Lil. 526. 
To bringing in Bills relating to Eleétions, viz. 
2330 To amend and regulate the Election of Members to ferve in the Commons Houle of Parliament; 
Lil, 616. 


To particular Offices being accepted vacating Seats, viz. 
234. Secretary of State forthe War Department ; Mr. Dundas, LIII. 37. 


XXI. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, touching 
Elections, viz. - 


Refolutions, viz. 
Touching the es of Returns of Members, &amp;c.——See Drbers, be 











23 5 


236. 
237+ 


238. 


239. 
240. 


242. 


244. 


245. 


246. 
247. 


248. 
249. 


250. 


$51: 
252. 


Iuvex XLYI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Elections ; orders, Raohutions, &amp;c: 





——— 


Of the Houfe touching the Claffing of Petitions complaining of undue Ele¢tions and Returns, &amp;ce 
XLVI. 13.—LII. 12. 16. 18. 39+ 44. 45. 


——Ditto relative to renewed Petitions in another Seffion, XLVII. 10.—-XLVIII. 9. 


——Ditto relative to a Petition being the fame in Subftance as the one prefented in a former Seffions 
XLVI. 435: 


Of the Houfe in 1789,, refpeéting Recognizances to be entered into by Perfons prefenting Petitians 
complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. read again, and again entered in the Journal, XLVI. 22. 
LI, 14. 

Of a Select Committee upon an Election; on prefenting a Petition, read; LIL. 140% 

Relative to chufing Nominees where feparate Parties are admitted, XLVI. 367. 


Relative to the Fees to be taketi by the Examiners and other Perfons for their Attendance, &amp;ce. 


refpecting the Taxation of all Cofts and Expences urider the Act of 28 Geo. III. relating to Con- 
troverted Ele¢tions, XLVI. 622: ; 


Relative to confidering Petitions; not to tonfider; before the Chriftmas Recefs, any that are ap- 
pointed to be confidered after a particular Day, LII. 63. 


Relative to the fpeedy Trial of Petitions; and to the Attendance of Members for that Purpofe, 
XLVIII. 221. 248. 263. 277. Days appointed to receive Excufes from Members, 278. De- 
ferted, 297. Confidered, arid fome Members excufed Aittendarice, and fome not, 299. 300. 
318. 348. 352. 364. Members ferving on a particular Committee excufed Attendance in the 
Houfe on the Appointment of one other, 375. Members Natnes who were not prefent at 
the Appointment of Committees to be reported, 385. 





Names of Members who did not appear reported by the Speaker, XLVIII. 364. 397. 


Motion for coming to a Refolution, that fuch Members as miay be engaged in the urgent Bufinefs 
of their Conftituents, in Committees on contefted Bills, beexcuféd Attendancé on Ballots fer 
Elections, &amp;c. fuperfeded by reading the Orders of the Day; XLVIII. 348. 


Refolution of the Houfe relating to the Interference of Lords of Parliament and Lord Lieutenants 
of Counties at Eleétions read, XLVIII. 760. See Drderg, 81. 


Ditto relative to Perfons procuring themfelves to be elected by Bribery; &amp;c. read, LII. 140. 


More ‘than One Petition appointed to be confidered the fame Day, LII. 477.——See Eleétion 
Petitions. 











Orders for Confideration of Eleétion Petitions difcharged, the Petitioners not having entered into 
Recognizances, XLVI. 91. 133. 137.-—-LII. 65. 67. 95. 97. 644. See infra, 253. to 267. 

——Dittoon Petitions being withdrawn, XLVIII. 220.—LII. 95. 

——Ditto on the Deceafe of Petitioners, LII: 231. 

adjourned, Sitting Members not intending to defend Returns, Lil. 510. 

for confidering Election Petitions difchargéd, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 35..162° 
332. 384. 423. 429.—XLVII, 388. 502. 503. 675. 685. 724.— MLVIII. 96. 157- 
277+ 397-—LU. 67. 92. 108. 119. 194. 261. 309. 315.. 334. 349. 363. 370. 443. 
464. 477- 481. §29. 591.—LIII. 257. 

+— Ditto touching Rights of Ele€tion, XLIX. 179. 223. 234.—LIII. 257. 


A Seleé&amp;t Cominittee ordered to proceed, although a particular Member fhould not be able to at- 
tend, XLVI. 195. 











Petitions deferred to another Seffion, LII. 529. 


Miftakes in prefenting Petitions, viz. 


Seaford Election; Petition of Mr. Frogatt; Agent for Sir Godfrey Webfter and Mr. Tarleton, 
ftating, that owing to a Miftake the Petition renewed prefented this Seffion was not a Copy of 
the one prefented in the preceding Seflion, and praying for further Time to deliver in their 
Petition ; to be confidered, XLVII. 28. Confidered, and Motion for Sir Godfrey Webfter and 
Mr. Tarleton to be at liberty to amend their Petition, and make it fimilar to the one pre- 
fented in the preceding Seffion withdrawn; Entry in the Journal read, and a Committee ap- 
pointed to examine whether the Petition of Sit Godfrey Webfter and Mr. Tarleton was the fame 
in Subftance as the one prefented in the former Seffion ; Voices given to the Committee, and the 
Two Petitions referred to the Committee, 381. Committee revived, and Mr. Frogatt’s Petition 
referred, 404. Report, and to be further confidered, 414. Further confidered, and Refolu- 
tion that the Petition preferited was the fame in Subftance as the one prefented in the preceding 
Seffion, 435. See fupra, Election Petitions. 


Members abfent from Committees by Miftake ; Oath taken; and Excufe allowed, XLVII. 406. 
410. 





Miftakes in Returhs noticed, &amp;c. XLYI. 87. 92.-XLVII. 1029. 
See alfo fupra, 50. 51. 


253. Refolution 


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253: 


254: 


255; 
256. 


257+ 


258. 


263. 


264. 
265. 


266. 


267. 


268. 


2.69. 


270. 









Elections 5 Orders, Refolutions, &amp;c. 








Refolution of the Houfe in 1789; relative to Recognizances, again read and entered, XLVI. 22. 
LI. 15: 


Time for enteting into Retognizantes enlarged, XLVI. 47. 125. 136. 


Mr. Mortimer’s Cafe for Shaftefbury enlarged for Thirty Days ; the Speaker acquainted the 
Houfe of his own Indifpofition being the chief Caufe of Delay, XLVI. 137. 


enlarged on Petitions for that Purpofe; XLVI. 47. 136. 








Recognizances eftreated into the Court of Exchequer, XLVII. 114.—XLVIII. 49. 50. 


Recognizances not entered into, and Orders for confidering Petitions difcharged, XLVI. 91. 134. 
137-—LIl. 65: 67. 95. 97- 644. 648. 


Petitioners waive their Right of ftriking off Names from the Lift of Forty-nine Members chofen 
by Ballot, and the Clerk appointed toattend the Committee ftrikes them off, XLVI. 149. 


appear by themfelves and Agents only, XLVIII. 385.—LII. 86. 209. 
Counfel waive their Application to the Houfe to appear as feparate Parties, &amp;c: XLVI. 163. 





Ditto the Right of interfering in the Appointment of a Nominee, and of ftriking the Names 
in the Lift of Forty-nine, Lil. 570. 2 


+~— inform the Houfe they could not agree in nominating Nominees, LII. 644. 


Counfel during Ballots ftate particular Members being at the Door of the Houfe who were in- 
tended to be Nominees, and defire the Door to be opened for their Admiffion; Houfe agreed it 
could not be opened, XLVI. 292. 


Acts of Parliament read, XLVI. 47. 63. OI. 125. £49. 171. 184. 292.—XLVII. 46. 541.—L. 
179: 291.—LII. 510. 518. 526. 643. 


An Order for Hearing an Election Petition feparately from others difcharged, and to be heard at 
the Time that others are heard, XLVII. 502. 


Entries in the Journal of Proceedings read, LII. 643.—LIH. 132. 


Serjeant fent out with the Mace, and being returned, a Meflage received from the Lords previous 
to ballotting, XLVIII. 383.—LIII. 132. 


Perfons wanting to be naturalized, and Members returned on new Writs, take the Oaths, and a 
Report from a Select Committee on the Merits of an Election made, previous to balloting 
XLVIIl. 197. . 

97 

Reports made of Determinations, &amp;c. from Eleétion Committees, previous to Ballots upon other 
Elections, XLVI. 186. 222. 257. 276. 314. 344. 410. 411.—LII. 357. 

A Meffage from the Lords agreeing to Bills, &amp;c. and a Report from a Select Committee relative 
to an Election, received previous to a Ballot, XLVII. 588. 711. 

A Member takes the Oaths, and a Report previous to Ditto, LII. 357. 

The Speaker’s Appointment of Members to iffue Warrants for new Writs in cafe of his Abfence, 
XLVI. 685.—LII. 754. 

All Committees fufpended (except thofe fitting on: Petitions, &amp;c. complaining of Eleétions, &amp;c.) 


when the Serjeant at Arms is fent to fummon the Members to attend upon Ballots relative to 
Elections, &amp;c. L. 287. 


Petitions received after the Time limited by the Houfe, LII. 150. 151. 


All Perfons claiming to havea Right of voting to be at liberty to Petition the Houfe within 
‘Fourteen Days; after certain Reports made, LII. 571. 








Ditto after particular Returns, LI. 127. See fupra, 50. 51. 


The Houfe goes as a Committee into Weftminfter Hall on Mr. Haftings’s Trial; receives a Mef- 
fige from the Lords, agreeing, &amp;c. to Bills ; Serjeant fent out with the Mace, and being returned, 
not a Hundred Members prefent, Ballot adjourned, and Houfe adjourns, XLVIII. 210. , Ditto, 
and Ballot proceeded in, and Numbers obtained, 211. 


Names of Members fet afide, and alfo Members excufed, after having been 


drawn to ferve on Sele? Committees of Eleétions, for various Reafons, 
_ viz. 


On Returns not having been brought in Fourteen Days, XLVI. 144. 155. 176. 223. 305. 314. 
*381.—XLVH. 472. &amp;c.—XLVIIL. 385. 417.—LIl. 94. 209.—LIII. 133. 


. On Account of Age; XLVI. 89.144. .155. 163. 176. 187. 207. 223. 248. 258. 259. 277+ 


292. 305. 314. 315. 345. 358. 367. 381. 382. 412.—XLVII. 389. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 138. 


* 139+ 198, Q11. 35% 352. 384. 385. 417- 419—L. 179. 291. 3%4—LII. 76. 87. 94 
- £37. 138.209. 281. 305. 319. 357. 399. 518+ 5196 527» 535+ 553- 644.—LHI. 133: 
532. : 


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271. 


272» 
273¢ 
274 
275. 


276. 


277. 
278. 


279. 
280. 


281. 
282. 
283. 
284. 


28s. 
286. 


287. 
288. 


289. 


290. 


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As havigg already in the fame Seffion ferved, XLVI. 144. 155. 163. 176. 187. 207. 223, 248. 
258. 259. 277. 292+ 305. 314. 315. 345. 353. 367. 381. 382. 412.—XLVII. 447. &amp;e.— 
XLVI. 198. 211. 351. 352- 385. 417- 419.—L. 291. 324.-—-LII, 137. 138. 209. 281: 
305. 319. 357- 399- 518. 519. 527- 535+ 553» 644.—LIll. 532. 

On Account of having Potitions againft them ftill depending, XLVI. 89.- 142. 144. 155. 163; 
176. 187. 207. 223. 248. 258. 259. 277. 292. 305. 314. 315. 345: 358. 367. 381.382. 
412.—XLVII. 389. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 138. 139. 198. 211. 352. 384. 417. 419.~—Lil. 76, 87. 
94- 137. 138. 209. 281. 395- 319- 357* 399- 518. 519. 535+ 644. 

As being intended to be Nominees, XLVI. 186. 207. 223. 248. 258. 259. 292. 305. 315. 
345. 358. 381. 382. 412.—XLVII. 409. 446. 472. 501. 574. 587. 588. 8cc.—XLVIIK 
138. 211. 417+ 419.—LII. 76, 87. 209. 281. 304. 305. 319. 357. 518. 527. 535-—LIIl. 
132. 

Ditto on Ballots relative to the Rights of Ele&amp;tions, XLVII. 541.—XLVIIL. 197. 198.—L: 179. 
323. 324. 

See infra, 279. 280. 


As ferving in Committees already appointed, XLVI. 144. 155. 163. 176. 187. 207: 223. 248. 
258. 259. 277+ 292. 305. 314. 315. 345--358. 367. 381. 382. 412.—XLVII. 408; &amp;c.— 
XLVIII. 139. 198. 211. 352. 365. 384. 385. 417- 419.—LII. 87. 94. 319. 357. 527: 
535- 553- 

Having voted at the Eleétions complained of, XLVI. 144. 149. 207. 258. 259. 358: 367. 412. 

XLVI. 50%. 525. 587. 588.—XLVIII. 211.—LII. 518. §19.—LIII. 133. 





Ditto fet afide after being chofen Nominee, as having voted, XLVI. 149. 
On Account of being Petitioners to the Houfe complaining of undue Eleétions and Returns, XLVI. 


89.142. 144. 155+ 163. 176. 187. 207: 259. 381. 412.—XLVII. 409, &amp;c.—XLVIM 
351. 384. 385. 417. 419.—LII. 87. 138. 


Excufed after being chofen Nominees by the Thirteen, viz. 


As having voted at the Eleétion complained of, XLVI. 149. 
On Account of Age, XLVI. 165. 


Excufed on being drawn upon the Ballots for various other Reafons, viz. 


As being Chancellor of the Exchequer; Public Bufinefs being likely to be materially interrupted, 
XLVI. 223. 248.—XLVII. 408. 501.—XLVIII. 138. 383. 385.—L. 179.—=LII. 87. 94. 
137- 518. 527. 

As ferving on a General Court Martial, XLVII. 408. 446, 472. 

As ferving ona Select Committee relative to the Public Debts, &amp;c. LII. 399; 

Attending as Profecutor at a General Court Martial, XLVII. 408. 446. 501: 


As being Supcened to attend as a Witnefs on the Trial of a Caufe at Guildhall on the Morrow; 
LIL. 643. 


As being one of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State; Public Bufinefs being likely to.be 
materially interrupted, XLVII. 408. 409.~—-XLVUIL. 138. 197. 351-—LII. 518.—LIII. 133. 

As being Secretary at War, L. 179. 

As Judge Advocate General, and a Genetal Court Martial being then holdeny XLVII. 446. 574, 
587. 588. | 


Have Leave to go the Circuits, XLVIII: 299. 300. 


As being a General Officer on the Staff, and liable to be immediately ordered upon the Public Service, 
XLVI. 138. 139. 211. 


As being Lieutenant General commanding a particular Diftrit, LUI. 532. 


As being a Major General, and being under immediat¢ Orders. for Service out of Great Britain; 
Oath taken, Lil. 87. 


—— Ditto as being under conditionalOrders for Service, LIM. 132% 
——— Ditto as being fuch Officer, and conceiving it would be detrimental to the Service, LIII. 534. 


As being Commander of a Man of War at Spithead, and liablé to be immediately ordered on 
Service, XLVIII. 138. 139. 198. 


As having figned one of the Petitions with another Member (it being a Right of Eletion) on 
which the Ballot was going to be taken; Petition and Act read, XEVIII. 198. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1809.) ce a agi. As 












291. 





292. 


293- 











' 294. 
295. 
296. 
297. 
298. 
299. 



































300. 


301. 
302. 


393. 


34. 
395- 


308. 


309. 
310. 


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314. 


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As executing the Office of Lord Great Chamberlain, and it being his Duty to attend in Perfon 
upon the Trial of the Impeachment of Mr. Haftings, XLVIII.,211. 


As being Lord Mayor of London, XLVIII. 350. 

On Account of ill Health, XLVIII. 300. 351. 383. 385 

As being Field Officers in the Militia, XLVIII. 299. 

As being Colonel of Militia then marching, &amp;c. XLVIII. 351.—Out upon Service, 352. 
As being Major Commandant of a Militia then marching, &amp;c. XLVIII. 351. 

As being Matter of the Rolls, XLVIII. 351. 384.—L. 179.—LII. 281. 527. 

As being a Mafter in Chancery, XLVIII. 352. 

As being Lieutenant Colonel of a Regiment, XLVIII. 352. 384. 


Members ferving on Committees already appointed, excufed Attendance in the Houfe on the 
appointing of one other Committee, XLVIII. 375. 


As Chief Juftice of Chefter, having had Leave to go the Circuit, and being under the Neceffity of 
leaving Town foon, XLVUI. 383. 


As Major of Militia, XLVIII. 383. 384. 385. 
As having received very fevere Wounds in the Service of his Country, &amp;c. XLVIII. 383. 


As being under Orders to go.to Scotland to affift in raifing a Regiment of Fencible Men, of which 
he had been appointed Lieutenant Colonel, XLVII. 383. 


As being His Majefty’s Solicitor General, XLVIII. 384. 


As being Lieutenant Colonel of a Regiment quartered at Windfor, and was in almoft conftant 
Attendance, &amp;c. XLVIII. 384. 


Several Members excufed on various Accounts on the Day appointed for receiving Excufes, for not 
attending on certain Days appointed for confidering Election Petitions, XLVIII. 318. 


Former Proceedings of the Houfe on Appointment of Seleét Committees read, &amp;c. XLVI. 367. 
Lill. 132. 


Excufes offered withdrawn, &amp;c. viz. 


On being objected to, XLVIII. 350. 351. 352.—L. 179 


Excufes offered and not allowed, viz. 


Ona Divifion, XLVI. 352.—L. 291. 





See Wembers, 91. to 94. 
Without a Divifion, XLVII. 383. 


Excufes offered, and no Motion made thereon, the Objector’s Name fet down in the Lift of 
Members drawn by Lot, L. 179. 


Excufes offered, Counfel retire fome Way from the Bar; Motion made; Aé read, and Motion 
withdrawn, L. 179. 


A Petition againft the County of Kent Eleétion defired to be read, in order to take the Senfe 
of the Houfe whether the Return of Sir Edward Knatchbull was petitioned againft or 
not ; determined it was not, and his Name was fet, down in the Lift of Forty-nine, LII. 87. 








againft Milborne Port Eleétion defired to be read in the fame Manner, relative *to 
Lord Paget ; determined it did not complain of him, and his Name fet down in the Lift of 
Forty-nine, Lil. 94. 


Lifts of the Names of Members drawn, viz. 


Being complete, delivered to the Counfel, XLVI. 144.—LII. 76. 87. 94. 138. 209. 305. 527. 
535+ 553- 644.—LIII. 532. 
——Ditto tothe Petitioner, &amp;c. LII. 87. 209. 


—— return of Counfel, &amp;c. a Struck Lift delivered to the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. 149.—LII. 77- 
- 89. 646. 


Ballots not complete after drawing all the Names out of the Glaffes, viz. 


The Speaker adjourns the Confideration of the Petitions to the next Day at Three o’Clock, and the 
Houte to Ditto at Ten o’Clock, XLVI. 258. 314. 381.—XLVII. 587.—LII. 642. 


Ditto Petitions to the next Day at Three o’Clock, and declares the Houfe to be adjourned 
to the fame Time, LII. 281.—And Houfe to Ten o’Clock, 518. 





Adjourns 





€le (tions ; Orders, Refolutions, &amp;. 








8t5- 
316. 


317. 


327- 


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Adjourns Petitions to the next Day at Three o’Clock; the Houfe orders a Call of the Houfe; 
and Speaker to report Lifts of Abfent Members, and then the Houfe adjourns, LIII. 132. 


Two Ballots falling in One Day, and not a Hundred Members prefent, XLVIII. 137. 
——Ditto, and Numbers obtained in one but not in the other, XLVIII. 417: 

Several Days elapfe, and not a Hundred Meimbets attend, XLVI. 136. 

A Call of the Houfe for the next Day on Ballots not complete, LI. 518.—LIII. 132. 


More than One Ballot in One Day, and the Numbers obtained, XLVI. 382.—XLVIIL ee 
XLVIII. 138. 350. 383.—LII. 86. 304. 


Proceeded on as more than Two Parties, XLVI. 144.—XLVIIL. 524° 





See fupra, 18. 


Ditto as not being more than Two Parties after an Endeavour to make them more than 
Two, &amp;c. LI. 527. 





Nominees, Viz. 


Chofen by the Thirteen Members remaitiing on the Lift, XLVI. 149. 165. 370.—XLVII. 528:&gt;— 
Lil. 646. 


——Ditto, and one having voted, another chofen by thein, XLVI. 149. 


Added to the Lift by the Houfe, XLVI. 92. 158. 180. 189. 251: 291. 295: 308. 318. 348. 
382. 384.—XLVII. 393. 546.—L. 216.—LII. 77. 87. 520. 555+ 


Named by the Counfel, XLVI. 89. 142. 155- 176. 207. 305. 315.—XLVII. 389. 408. 541. 
551. 588. &amp;e—X LVI. 138. 139. 351. 352+ 384. 385.—L. 291.—LIl. 87. 94. 138. 
209. 305+ 399+ 519- 527+ 553-—LIII. 133. 532. 


Named by the Counfel, and the Member refufing, his Name fet down in the Lift of Members 
drawn by Lot, L. 179. 


Counfel decline naming Members, and a Name drawn and added to the Lift; L. 179. 
Ditto give up the Right of interfering in Ditto, LI]. 527. 

Named by Agents, no Counfel attending, XLVIII. 385. 

Named by Petitioners, no Counfel attending for them, LII. 87. 209. 


See fupra, 273. 


‘Orders relating to Sele&amp;t Committees on Controverted Eleétions, viz. 


To meet forthwith in one of the Committee Chambers appointed for the Trial of Eleétions, 
XLVI. 92. 144. 149. 158. 165. &amp;c.—LII. 77. 87. 90. &amp;c. 


Of Leave to adjourn, viz. 


From Thurfday to Monday, over Good Friday; XLVI. 691« 


From Thurfday to Monday, one of the Committee having Leave of Abfence on Bufinefs till 
Monday, XLVII. 732. 


From Friday to Monday, one of the Committee having Leave of Abfence till then on Account 


of the Death of a near Relation, XLVI. 186.—Might proceed if the Member fhould not 
be then able toattend, 195. 


From Saturday to Tuefday, on Account of Ditto, XLVI. 171. 
From Ditto to Ditto, on Account of an Arreft of the Petitioner, XLVIII. 406. 


Particular Days and Times for Petitions to be taken into Confideration, viz. 


At Two o’Clcck in the Afternoon, XLVI. 26. : . 
At Three o’Clock in the Afternoon, XLVI. 15.—XLVII. 10.—LI". 13.14. 46. 261. 477. 481. 
At a Quarter of an Hour before Three o’Clock, XLVII. 675. 686.—XLVIII. 397.—LII. 481. 


_At a Quarter of an Hour after Three o’Clock, LI. 36. 44. 261. 477. 


At Half an Hour after Three o’Clock, LII. 477- 
S.e Bills, 44. 219.—Member?, 4. 20. 21. 29. &amp;c.— Potions, 72.—fretland, 


101, 


Inpex XLVL to LV. (1790—1800) Clephants 





ve 









Elephants Teeth, &amp;c. 


See Actounts, 368.—Auctiong.— Bills, 








6 Embankments. 


Petitions for Bills to make Embankments, &amp;c. referred to Com- 


mittees, vz. 


Abergele, in the County of Denbigh ; for embanking and otherwife fencing from the Sea certain 


Lands, &amp;c. and to inclofe, divide, and fell competent Parts of the Marthes to pay Expences, 
XLIX. 215. Report, 403. Read Third Time, and King’s Confent fignified, 570. Agreed to 
by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 635. 636. P. 735. 


Canvey Ifland, in the County of Effex; for more effectually embanking, draining, and otherwife 


improving Ditto, XLVII.17. Report, 47. Bill reported and re-committed, 525. Reported 
again, 580. P. 747. 


Caftle Church, in the County of Stafford, LV. 269. Report, 290. P. 68 I. 
Everton, Scaftworth, &amp;c. in the County of Nottingham ; for more effectually embanking, draining, 


preferving, and improving Ditto, LI. 304. Report, 417. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 422. 437. Peti- 
tion of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates within the Parifh of Everton, againft ; referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 498. Reported, 540. Read Third Time; a Claufe added 
refpecting the Height of the Banks, “and. for their being at a certain Diftance from the Rivers 
Idle and Bycarfdyke ; a Claufe for no Injury to be done to the Drainage of “Hatfield Chafe, &amp;c. 
and Amendments made to the Bill, 606. 655. P. 785. 


Frodfham, &amp;c. See Juclofures, 153. 


Lancafter Marth, in the County of Lancafter; for embanking, draining, and otherwife improving 
Ditto; not referred to a Committee, the Houfe being informed that no Tolls or Duties were in- 
tended to be levied, LI. 93. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 196. P. 246. 


Morton, Walkerith, Eaft Stockwith, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln; for dividing, &amp;c. draining, 
embanking, and improving; to lie on the Table, LI. 374. P. 785.——See Jntlofures, 268. 








Mutton, Eaft Flotmanby, &amp;c. in the County of York, LV. 168. Report, and Standing Orders 


not being regularly complied with, Report to lie on the Table, and certain Notices ordered 
to be given, 256. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 403. Report thereon; 
the firft Report again read, and Bill ordered, 448. A Petition of Sir Richard Bempde John- 
ftone, Baronet, received againft the Bill, and to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 603. 
Bill read Second Time ; Petition of Sir Richard B. Johnftone again read ; referred to the Com- 
mittee ; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 608. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates in 
Old Malton; &amp;c. and other Petitions, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 
ibid. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates, againft; referred to Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 
659. Report, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. and Bill re-committed, 704. Again reported, 
&amp;c. 725. Read Third Time ; King’s.Confent fignified; Claufes added, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 742. P. 784. 


Norfolk and Suffolk Counties ; for more effectually preferving certain Lands and Grounds within 
thofe Counties from Injury or Damage by the Sea, XLVII. 460. Report, 504. Bill committed, 
and an Inftruction given to receive a Claufe for repealing an Act of 7 James I. relating to Ditto, 
580. Petition of Sir Berney Brograve, Baronet, againft ; referred to the Committee, and Coun- 
{el ordered, 602. Petition of Robert Sparrow, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and others, againft ; 
referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 730. Petition of Owners of divers Marfhes, &amp;c. on each 
Side of the River Yare, againft; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 802. Not proceeded in. 


North Kyme Praie Grounds, &amp;c. inthe County of Lincoln, XLVI. 431. Report, 441. P. 688. 
See Jntlofures (Anwick). 


Snaith and Cowick, in the County of York ; for making and repairing Banks, making new Drains, 
&amp;c. XLVIU. 239. Not reported. Petition for Ditto renewed, and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 
231. Not reported. 








Spalding, Moulton, and Whapload and Holbeach, in the County of Lincoln, and for dividing 
ard ‘inclofing the Commonable Salt Marfhes, &amp;c. XLVIN. 74. Houfe informed that the 
Parties defired only to proceed upon fo much of the Petition as related to dividing and inclofing, 
the other Part of the Order difcharged, and Bill ordered for inclofing, &amp;c. 283. See Jucio- 
fures, 269. 


Spalding, Moulton, &amp;c. and Gedney, in the County of Lincoln, Salt Marfhes, &amp;c. on the 
Petition of Lord Bofton, and others, XLVII. 494. Not reported. Petiton for Ditto renewed, 








and referred, &amp;c. XLVIII. 206. Petition of Owners of Eftates in Spalding, Moulton, &amp;c. 
for Provifion to be made for altering fome of the Provifions of the AGt of 31 Geo. III. for divid- 
ing, &amp;c. Gedney Fen ; to lie on the Table, 296. The laft Petition read again, and referred to 
the Committee on the firft Petition to examine, &amp;c. 316. Report, 360. King’s Confent 
fignified, 786. Read Third Time ; a Claufe added, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 
789. P. 827. 


11. Tatterfhall, 





€mbankments; &amp;c. 


iI. Tatterfhall, and Townthips of Tatterfhall Thorpe and Kirkby Super Bane, in the County. of 
Lincoln, LI. 293. aay 508. Agreedto by the Lords with fome Amendments, which 
were agreed to, 643. 672. P. 786. 


Walcot, Timberland Thotpe es-¢ bec. frie St thc gi kiveag to%mbank and drain the Open and 


Unembanked.Lands 
&amp;c. LII. 291. Reported, 345. a ae 


12. Welland River Great Bank; Petition-for a Bill or Bills to continue, ‘&amp;c.-Aét of 12 Geo. III. for 

the better Prefervation thereof from Spalding High Bridge through Cowbitt, Peakill, &amp;c.; and 

eerie to alterand amend an Act of 33 Geo. III. = draining and improving certain Lands in South 
Holland, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 239. Petition of Truftees under the faid A&amp; of 

12 Geo. III. for a Bill to continue and amend the Powers of the Act, referred to the fame Com- 

mittee, 240. Boucepo ported --—+Petition for a Bill to,revive.and enlarge the Term and Powers 

of the faid AG gf! 2 Geo, III. reqewed; and referred, "ke. Li 148. Petition of feveral Perfons, 

Creditors under the faid At, in favour of Ditto; referred to the fame Committee, ibid. Not 


tween Dyke and the River Witham, 


proceeded in. 
¥3- Welland Bank and Spalding High Bridge Road ; to fupport and repair a certain Bank on Ditto to 
Brother Houfe, and to amend and repair the Road thereon, &amp;c. L. 148. Report, 452. P. 
618. ‘ 
14. Whittlefea and Stanground Low Lands, called the Mutt and Dryfides, in the County of Cambridge; 


for embanking, draining,” and iniproving Ditto; referred, &amp;c. XLVI. 197. Report, and Bill 
ordered, 436. Not. proceeded! ‘ia. +—+Petition’ ‘for Ditto renewed, and referred, LIV. 211. Not 
reported. 


See ills, 27.97. 154.—Fens.—Ports, 1. 4. &amp;c. 








Embargo. 


See Accounts, 968.—s5illg, '84.—Quaraintine, - 





_ €mbesslement. 


Bill to protect Mafters pert Embezzlements by their Clerks or Servants; ordered, LIV. 702. 
Prefented, &amp;c. ibid. P. 738. 


See Paval Stores.— Crave, &amp;c. 4. 





Emigrants. 


See Accounts, 31. 296. 772. 10465. 1163.—Supplp, 41. 66. 139. 149. 





€ioluments. 


See Attounts, 1009. 1264.—Billg, 330. 





Emperors, 


See Accounts, 1231. &amp;c,—-@ermanp,— Peblages, 12.—Sopeeches, 6. 7. &amp;c. 


a 


- 





Inpex. XLYI.to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 I Cneroachments, 













Encroachments, 


See Accounts, 1264.—@mbankment, 1.—Squares and Streess. 


Encouragement, &amp;c. 


Sec Dilcoveries,— Fisheries,—Loangitube.— petitions, 











Enfranchifement. 


See Accounts, 1264.— Bills, 214.—Cstates, 138.— Forests, 1.—Jnclofures, 120. 379. 





- €ngagements. 


See Accounts, 190. gem pe Bills), and 987.—bddrefleg, 12. 1 52.—oute, 164. 206. 
215.—petlages, 8. 12. 13. 26.—Questions previous Pegatibe, 24.—fopecches, 13.— 
SPupplp, 453. 





Engineers. 
Reports of their Examinations, XLVI. 168. 193. 216. &amp;c.—XLVII. 464. 490. 635. &amp;c— 


XLVI. 124 454. 606. 6§2.—XLIX. 26. 149. 165. 256, 265. 274. &amp;c.—L. 32. t20. 
155+ 156. 335.—LI. 20. 407. 409.—LII. 366. 429.—LIII. 272. 537.—LV. 188. 209. 


See Accanueg, 161. 197. 219. 221. 508. —— 197.—WDoatks, 3. 6.— 
France, 4.—Nabigations —pPatents, 2. 5.— Rus 





Engines. 


See Willg, 181. 280.—Doackg, 3. 6. Pigbwaps, 80. 81, &amp;c.— Boule, 191.—Qabigations, 
113. &amp;c.—Patents, 2. 5. 





‘Engraving. 


See Callica Princers. 


€ngroflers, &amp;c. 


See Burchers.—Corn and Grain, 2. &amp;c.~—Forestallers —Woule, 164. 











E€nlisting. 
See Stcounts.—Acmp.— Bilis, 33.— France, 4.—foupplp, 79. 85. 
Pca ce” © = Seabees Rises ne Rane ow nes ARSE ME AE PRAY SATNER AT Me et 


Enquiries. 


1, Petitioned for to be inftituted, XLVH. 713. 715. 733. 734 735§-—-XLIX. 269. 
2. Inftituted by the Lords, LI. 521. : 
See Gddrefies, 64. 71.—Bank of England, 3.—Courts, 13.—Clections, 71.— 
states, 3.—Poule, 206. &amp;c. ‘ ; 





Enrolment. 


See Bills, 224.—Jndemnitp.—Incolments—Ceave, &amp;e. 5. 





€ntertainment, &amp;c. 


At Elections, Lil. 13. 139. &amp;c.———See_Clectiong. 





— «Entrances. 


See Highwaps, &amp;c. 244.—Bonle, 170.—foquares and forreets, 23. 





€ntries. 


See Accounts, 962. 974.—Willg, 15. 35.—Custems, 2.—Jademnitp, 9.—Jonrnal, 6. 7. 
&amp;c.—fupplp, 366. and Ditto (Stamps).—G@obatce, 1.—Uotes, 8. 9. &amp;c.—West 
Indies, 5. 





€pitcopal Communion. 


Equality. 


See Divisions, 2—Deawhacks, 74. &amp;c.—foedition.—Wined, 2. 


~ 





Aupex XLVI, to LV. {1790—1800.) 











Estapements. 


_ See Longitude, 1. 2. 


‘, 
ee 





~~ €scheats and forfeitures. 


“See Arrounts, “ros: 





Efloiqn Days of Terms. 


See Woule, 175.—Justices of the Peace, 2. 





y 


Establishments, 


See Accounts, 3. 11. 15. 40. 46. 48. 53. 57. 58. 69. 71. 83. 98. 121. 146. 175. 210. 

entities ~ BS. 2376 259. 284. 287. 508. 520.562. 576. 580. 584. 596. 796. 877: 880. goT. 
903. 975. 1020. 1260. 1264. 1391.— Addrefles, 25 —GAfrica, 1.—Billg, 220.— hing, 1. 

8.—@Mellages, 27. 28.—Pupplp, 32. 51. 


60. 69. 119. 216. 256. 





Estates. 3 


I. Bills relating to Eftates ordered on Motion, wz. 


I. For vefting certain Meffuages,” Lands, &amp;c. in Truftees for the better fecuring His Majefty’s 
Batteries and other Works in the County of Kent; ordered, XLIX. 579. 633. P. 735. See 
&gt; eo) = Barveries Alto; infra. 


Bill for re-vefting certain Lands, Tenements, &amp;c. in the County of Kent, in the former Proprietors 
thereof, and for other Purpofes therein mentioned ; ordered, LI. 438. P. 607. 





m _. For making the Eftates of Bankers, 8c. fubjeét to the Payment of their Debts after their Deceafe, 
&amp;c.; ordered, XLVII. 619. Deferred for Three Months, 764. See Bankers.— Derchauts. 





II. Petitions for-Bills* relating :'to ‘Eftates, otdéred) to lie on the 


%. O1 John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, on Behalf of himfelf, his Mother, and his Two Sifters, relative 
, to certain Eftates in Jamaica, Monmouthfhire in England, &amp;c. for a Bill to enable the Lords 
wagnggne tales to enquire into.the feveral Matters of his Petition, XLIX. 269. : Petition agai 
read, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 473. Report and referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe; confidered; report, and order Bill to enable the Lords of 
the Trealury to afcertain what Summ fhajl be paid into His Majefty’s Exchequer in full Sa- 
tisfaction of the Debt due 6a the Mortgape made by the late John Gardner Kemeys, Efquire, 
&amp;c. 483. Bull confidered iff a Committee of the whole Houfe, and the Report upon the Petition 
referred, 588.' Reported, 593. P. 623. : 


Of Paul Benfield of Wimpole Street, in the County of Middlefex, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf 
and the Truftees for Sale of his, Eftates in the Counties of Hertford and Dorfet, for a Bill to 
facilitate the Sale thereof; King’s*Recommendation ‘fignified ; Petition to lic'on the Table, LV. 
286. Not proceeded in. 


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III. Petitions for Bills relating to Eftates referred to Committees, viz. 


4- Of John Arkley and others, Affignees of the Eftate- and Effects of  Jofeph Freeman and Thomas 
Grace, Bankrupts, for a Bill to, effeCtuate the-Sale of.certain Premifes in or near Saint James’s 
Square, XLIX. 150. Report and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 166. Con- 
fidered, 184. Report-and Bill ordered, 189. P. 622. 


5 Of Truftees under A&amp; 14 Geo. III. to enable the Reétor of Saint Stephen’s Briftol, &amp;c. to fell 
and re-convey to the Mayor, &amp;c. a certain Plot of Ground belonging to the Parifh, and. for 
applying the Money to the Purpofes of the faid A&amp;, XLIX. 235. Report, &amp;c. 538. Agreed 


to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 650. P. 735- ; 


- Of John Foote, of .bonden, Banker, and others, for “@ Bill-to difcharge the Eftates of John Yeld- 
ham, late a Receiver General of Land Tax, &amp;c. upon paying into His Majefly’s Exchequer at 
Weftminfter the Balance due to the Crown out of the Money arifing by Sale of the faid 
Eftates; Petition received after the Time. limited; and His Majefty’s Recommendation fig- 
nified, LI. 403. Report and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 414. Confidered, 
and Report made and Bill ordered, 421. Bill confidered ; the Report on the Petition re- 
ferred and reported without Amendment, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 456. P. 531. 


Charitable Eftates.—Sce Charity, and infra, 41. 


XR 


Inclofures.——See 3nclofures. 


IV. Bills from the Lords relating to Lunatics Eftates, viz. 


For empowering Committees of Eftates of Lunatics to make Leafes of their Eftates, 
and other Purpofes, viz. 


6. Anna Eliza Dutchefs of Chandos, XLVIHI. 763. Reported with Amendments, 815. Agreed to, 
822. The Lords agree to the Amendments, 835. P. 860. 
we George Pefcod; to execute Conveyances for Payment of Debts, &amp;c. Lili 433. P. 543. 


V. Bills from the Lords relating to Infants Eftates, VIZ. 


For enabling Trufiees or Guardians, or other Perfons, to grant Leafes, Gc. during 
Minorities, viz. 


q. Dormer Sufanna Ann Treffry and Jane Treffry Dormer, XLVI. 561. P. 688; 
8. Sarah Heaton, Widow, Mother and Guardian of John Heaton, a Minor, XLVIII.. 836. P. 9 396 
9. Jofeph Robinfon Peafe and Anne his Wife, and others, &amp;c. XLIX. 581. P. 735. 


To empower Guardians to grant Leafes of certain Parts of Efiates, viz. 
Henry Duke of Newcaftle, LV. 534. P. 683. 
To empower Guardians of Infants.to charge fettled Eftates with Sums for particular 
Purpofes, and to grant Building and other Leafes, &amp;c. viz. 
10. Henry Duke of Newcaftle, LI. 643.. P. 786. 
To empower Truftces to fell Eftates belonging to Infants, and to lay out the Money 
arifing thereby in the Purchafe of other Lands, Gc. viz. 
il. Catherine Dallman Elliott, LI. 548. P.618. 


For enabling Infant Truflees to join in making Exchange of Lands, viz. 


12. Richard William Howard’ Vyfe, XLVI. 748. Reported with Amendments, 836. Agreed to, 
846. Lords agree to the Amendments, 863. P. 874. 


For effectuating Settlements. of Efates notwithfanding Infancy, viz. 
“ Charlotte Laura, the Wife of John. Wodehoufe, Efquire, L11..448. P. 532. 


For vefting Efates in Guardians of Infants to contraé for and Jell Eftates, vit. 
be John Hyde, Lil. 582. P. 707. Ry a aR 3 
See infra, 91. 94. 106. 109. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 














































13. 


t4. 


16. 


17. 
18. 


TQ. 
20. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 


For vefiing Settled 


Estates. 


VI. Bills from the Lords relating to Sales of Eftates, &amp;c. for vas 


rious Purpofes, vz. 


aK in Truftees to be- fold, and for applying Part of the Money 
under the Direétions of the Court of Chancery, and for laying out the Refidue 
in Purchafe of. others, &amp;c. viz. : | 


Robert Clutterbuck, LIV. 520. P. 625. 
See infra, 24.35. - 


For vefling fettled Eftates in Truftees to be fold, &amp;c.and for purchafing other Eftates in 
lieu thereof, to be fettled to the fame Ufes, viz. 


Sir Charles Sheffield, Baronet, XLVI. 609. P. 688. 

William Dicconfon and Meliora his Wife, and Edward Dicconfon, XLVI. 644. P. 688. 

Catherine Edwin, Spinfter, XLVII. 805. P. 1073. ) 

Jacob Earl of Radnor, XLVII. 816. P. 1090. 

Robert Ladbroke, XLVIII. 242. P. 343. 7 
George Perrott, XLVIII. 650. P. 712. 

Francis Glanville, XLVIII. 698. P. 828. 

Jeremiah Harrifon, XLIX. 333. P. 417. : oS 
James Peachey, XLIX. 360. P. 486, 

Samuel Egerton Brydges and Elizabeth his Wife, L. 436. P. 546. 

Walter Fawkes, LI. 567. 570. 583. P. 786. 

Henrietta Maria, Wife of Michael Hicks Beach, LII. 563. 566. P. 607. 

Sir Robert Lawley, Baronet, Part of his fettled Eftates, Li1I. 580. P. 648. . 

Richard Wood, Lv. 543. P. 683. | 5 
Marquis of Downfhire, LV. 674. P. 746. : 


ae con 
ees 


For vefiing Efates in Truftees to be fold, and for laying out the Produce under the Di=~ 
rection of the Court of Chancery, in the Purchafe of other Eftates, &amp;c. viz. 


Sir John Honywood, Baronet, LUI. 524. P. 630. 
John Maddifon, L. 478. P. 547. 
Triftram Huddleftone Jervoife, LV. 561. P. 683. 

| See fupra, 6.—Alfo infra, (Bailey), &amp;c. and 29. 





See infra, 28. 45. 


For vefiing Eftates in Truftees to be fold, and for applying the Money to arife therefrom 
in fuch Manner as therein is mentioned, &amp;c. viz. 


Thomas Staunton, XLVI. 375. P. 563. 
For vefting Eftates in Truftees of other fettled Eftates to be fold, and for laying out 
the Monies arifing therefrom as therein direcied, &amp;c. viz. 
Marquis of Lanfdown and the Earl of Wycombe, LIV. 549. P. 624. 


For vefting Eftates in Truftees for the Purpofe of completing Sales thereof, viz. 


Rectory of Lyth, LI. 541. Report with Amendments, 568. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 609. P. 619. 


~ 


For vefling Eftates in Truftees to be fold, and for applying Part of the Money arifing 
therefrom in difcharging Incumbrances, and for laying out the Surplus in 
purchajing other Eftates to be fettled to the fame U/es, viz. 


James Davis, LI. 505. P. 567. 

Sir James Dafhwood, Lil. 506. P. 638. 
Charles William Taylor, Lil. 535. P. 607. 
Edward Seymour Bailey and Phillis his Wife, LIII. 535. P. 630. 
Sir Richard Hotham, Knight, Lv. 642. P. 715; 






27: 


28. 


29. 


30. 


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32. 


33 





Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Cstates. 


For vefting fettled Eftates in Truflees, to be Sold for the Payment of Younger Children’s 


Portions, and other Purpofes, viz: 
John Dolphin, L. 456. P. 508. 
For vefting fettled Eflates in Truftees, to be fold or exchanged, and for applying Part of 


the Money in difcharging Mortgages, &amp;c. and the Refidue in purchajing other 
Eftates, Sc. viz. “he 2 " ne 


Sir John Honywood, Baronet, XLIX. 563. P. 624.~—-See fupra, 24: 
The Reverend William Goddard, L. 461. P. 554. 
John Perrott, LH. 521. P. 607. 
For vefting fetiled Efates in Truftees, &amp;c. to be fold for difcharging Incumbrances, 


and to lay out the Refidue of the Money in purchafing other Eftates, &amp;c. 
viz. 


William Parker Hammond, LI. 572. P. 786. 


_ ——Ditto, and to lay out the Refidue in Purchafes under the Direction of thé Court of 


Chancery, Viz. 


Penyfton Portlock Powney, LV. 464. Reported with Amendments; &amp;c. 551. 589. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 641. P. 683. 


For vefing fettled Eftates in Truftees to be conveyed to Perfons on Payment of certain 
Sums of Money, and for laying out the fame in the Purchdfe of other Eftates, 
—&amp;e. viz. 


William Willfon and Bridget his Wife, XLIX. 545. P. 623. 
Torry Elfton and Elizabeth his Wife, Lill, 527. P. 630: 


For vehing fettled Eftates in Truftees to be Sold for Payment of Incumbrances, Bc. 
under the Direction of the Court of Chancery, and for laying out the Surplus 
upon the Trufis therein expreffed, vias 


Sir Patrick Blake, Baronet, LV. 621. P. 715. 
See infra, 3.5. 





Supra, 13. 24: 


For vefling in Truftees fettled Eftates to be fold, and to purchafe other Eftates, to be 
JSetiled to the Uses therein mentioned, Viz. 


George Haffell, LI1. 451. 458. P. 532. 


For vefting certain Eftates in Truftees to be fold, and with other Monies to purchafe 
other Eftates to be fettled to the fame U/es, and for granting Lea/fes, and to 
cut down Timber, viz. 


Arthur Jones, LIII. 575. P. 631. 
See infra, 126. 


For vefting Eftates in Truftees to be fold, with other Eftates, and for applying Part 
of the Money to pay Legacies, and the ref in purchafing other Eftates, Sc. 
viz. 


John Swale; LI. 560. 561. P. 619. 


For vefing Eftates in Truftees, to be fold and conveyed purfuant to Agreement, and 
for applying the Money arifing thereby in difthai ving Incumbrances, and for 
other Purpofes, viz. ’ 


Edward Day, XLVI. 316. P. 399. 
For Ditto, purfuant to Articles entered into for Sale, and for laying out the Money in 
purchafing other Eftates, Sc. viz. 
John Guitton, Lil. 580. P. 648. 
Richard Long, LIV. 564. P. 711. 


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For vefling in Truflees Real Eftates to be fold, and for applying the Money in the Re- 
duétion of Mortgages, Sc. and for Trufiees to demife Mines, &amp;c. of Coal, 
viz. 

34. Sir Edward Vaughan Manfell, Baronet, LI. 572. P. 786; 

For vefting in Truftees Real Eflates to be fold, and for applying the Money in Dij- 
charge of Debts, &amp;c. in Aid of the Perfonal Eftate, and laying out the 
refi at Iniereft, under the Direction of thé Court of Chancery, Viz. 


$5. John Wilkinfon, Li. 560. P. 619: : 
For vefting Leafebold Eftates in Ti vaptes to be fold, and for applying the Money arifing 
therefrom in the Manner therein mentioned, viz. | 
36. John Blackburne, XLVI. 712. P. 776. 
375 Edward Daniel and Catherine his Wife, XLVII. 771. P. 1073: 


For obviating Doubts arifing on the Power of Sale of Eftates, ce. viz: 
Henry Earl Bathurft, LV. 914. P. 930. 
For Sale of Leafebold and other Efiates, and for the Application of the refpectivé 
Purchafe Monies, vizs  -  .. : 


38. Jolin Blackburne and.Richard Kent, XLVIII. 758. Report of the Bill, with Amendments, 808. 
Agreed to, 815. Agreed to by the Lords, 822. P. 829. 


39. William Egerton ; Sums advanced on the Chefter Canal, &amp;c. LI. 507. P. 618. 


For Sale, Sc. of Leafehold Eftates, and for laying out the Monies arifin is thereby in the 
Purcha/fe of Freebold Lands, Sc. to be fettled to the fame Uses, viz. 


40. ‘Lumley Arnold, XLIx. 461. P. 623. 
For Sale of Efates given for certain Charitable Purpofes, and for applying the Money 
to the like Purpofes, viz. 
41. William Brydges, L. 301. P. 380. 
42. Richard Aldworth, L. 513. P. 568. 
Charterhoufe in London, LII. 257. P. 360. 
Free Grammar School at Walfall, LIL. 451.:P. 566. 
The George Inn at Northampton, LV. 669. P. 746. 
John Smith, L. 448. P. 508. 


| For appointing Commuffioners to fell Efates, viz. 
43. A Building at Taunton intended for an Infirmary, XLVII. 1063. P. 1090. 


For enabling Perfons to fell Eftates, and for applying the Money arifing ‘from fuch Sale 
in Manner therein mentioned, viz. 


44. Lord Bifhop of Ely; the Caftle, &amp;c. of Wifbech St. Peter’s, XLVIII. 734. P. 823. 
See infra, 42. . &lt; | 
For enabling Truftees for Sale of Eftates to fell the fame Eftates, with the Timber and 


Underwood fianding, and for Tenant for Life to receive the Amount of the 
Timber, &amp;c. and debarring him from falling other Timber, &amp;c. viz. 


45: . . Sit John Honywood, Baronet, LI..449. P. 545. 
For enabling Heirs or Heirs at Law of furviving Trufees of Lands, &amp;c. to fell and 
convey the fame, &amp;c. viz. 
46. Charles Churchill, XLVI, 805, -P. 1073. 


For better enabling Trufices to fell Eftates, viz. 


“ Robert Pigot, in the County of Salop, LI. 572. 575. Reported wth Amendments, 645. Agreed 
to, 648. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 653. P. 663. 


i ; : For : 








47: 


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VII. 


48. 


49- 


5°. 


Vill. 


Si. 


62. 
53- 
54- 
55° 
56. 
57- 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


Estates. 


For investing Estates in Perfons in Trust to be fold for Purpofes therein mentioned; 
one of the former Trustees having become a Bankrupt, viz. 


William Tovey the Elder and William Tovey the Younger, L. 489. P. 546, 


For investing Estates in the Purcha/fe of other Estates, viz. 
Robert Child, Efquire, LV. 561. P. 683. 
For vesting Estates in Trustees to be exchanged, and for fettling the Estates to be 
taken in Exchange to the like Ufes, Sc. vit. 
Earl of Bradford’s, Lil. 668. P. 750. 
John Lord Rolle, Liv. 541. P. 624. 


For vesting fettled Estates in Trustees to be exchanged for unfettled Estates, viz. 


Simon Payne and Hefter his Wife, LIV. $43. P. 624. 


See fupra, t. 





For re-vesting Estates in former Proprietors. 


For vefting Eftates in Truftees to raife Money to pay and dif- 
charge Mortgages and Specialty Debts, wz. 
Sir Thomas Kyffin, Knight, L. 386. Reported with an Amendment, which was apreed tg and 
Bill pafled, 457. P. 481. 
For vesting Estates in Trustees to raife Money by Mortgage for repairing Damages 
done by Infurrections, viz. 
oa James Johnftone, Baronet ; certain-Plantations, &amp;c, in the Ifland of Grenada, LI. 700. P. 793. 
For more effectually vesting and facilitating the raifing Sums which by Settlement was 
provided for the Portions of Younger Children, Viz. 
George Auguftus Earl of Guildford, LV. 582. P. 683. 
See fupra, 27+ 
For vesting in Trustees legal Estates in Fée Simple, mortgaged or conveyed in Trust, 
&amp;c. viz. 
John Trehawke, XLVII. 760. P. 1073. 
For vesting the Fee Simple of Estates in Trustees to be fold for difcharging Debts, and 
with the Surplus to purchafe Lands to be feitled to the fame Ufes, viz. 


Philip Egerton, LIV. 613. Bill reported with Amendments, 694. Paffed, 701. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 710. P. 711. 


Sir Henry Every, Baronet, LIV. 641. P. 711. 


Other Bills for vefting Eftates in Perfons, v/z. 
For vesting the Inheritance in Fee Simple of fettled Estates in Perfons, vit. 


Of John Newnham in John Trayton Fuller, XLVI. 735. Ps 828. 


For vesting Estates in Perfons, and fettling others in lieu, &amp;c. viz. 
Samuel Clowes the Younger, XLVI. 644. P. 688. 
Thomas Griffith and Henrietta Maria his Wife, XLVII. 771. P. 107 7 
Thomas Walfingham Weftern, Clerk, XLIX. 412. P. 486. 
Henry Gally, L. 436. P. 508. 
Robert Rufhbrooke, L. 448. P. 508. 
Edward Lafcelles the Elder and Sir John Sheffield, Baronet, LI. 548. P. 619. 
Sir William Lowther, Baronet, in himfelf, L1l.471. P. 607. 
George James Earl Cholmondeley, in himfelf, LII. 505. P. Pe . 
John Pinney, Ditto, LI. 668. P, 750. 


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58. 
59: 


60. 


61. 
62. 


63. 


64. 
65. 


66. 


67. 
68. 


69. 
70. 


‘Estates. 


- 


Reverend Henry Chatfield, Clerk, in himfelf, &amp;c. LI. 392. P. 452. 
Sir John Mordaunt, deceafed, in the Earl of Peterborough, &amp;c. LIII. 606. P. 692. 
John Duke of Bedford, in the County of Bucks, in Francis Duke of Bedford, Liv. 541. P 62 5. 
For vesting Estates in Perfons upon Payment of certain Sums of Money, and pt the 
Application of the Money, €&amp;c. viz. 


In Saint Mary Woolnoth, London, in Robarts and Co. Bankers, LIV. 688. Committee to fit 
and proceed on Ditto on a particular Day, 717. Reported with Amendments, which were 
agreed to, 719. -Pafled, 721. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 724. P. 739. 


For vesting Estates in Perfons, &amp;c. fubje to perpetual Yearly Rent Charzes, Fe. 
viz. 
Meffuages, &amp;c: in the Parith of Allhallows Steyning, in the City of London, in the Corporation 
of the Trinity Houfe, LI. 550 P. 607 | 
For vesting Estaies in Perfons, and enabling them to execute Trusts fubfj iting, Viz. 


Freehold Lands, &amp;c. in Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondfey, in Heneage Legge and William 
Sheldon, Etquires, LV: 445. P. 538. 


1X. Bills from the Lords for enabling Perfons to make Leafes, viz. 


John Trafford, and alfo to grant certain Leafes, XLVII. 770. Bill reported, and Amendments 
made to the Title, 814. Agreed to by the Lords, 822. P. 829. 


Jo enable Trustees to make Leafes at Rack Rents, and alfo-to grant Building. Lea/es, 
V1Z. 
Clarke’s Charity Lands in Manchefter; Crumpfall, &amp;c. L. 448. P. 508. 


‘Yo enable Trustees to grant Leafes, &amp;c. and to make Exchanges, and fell Parts of 
Estates, comprifed in Terms, and to purcha/e other Estates to be Settled to the 
Jame Ufes, viz. 


Honourable Andrew Foley; LI. 694. Read Second Time and committed, and the Committee 
to fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, and have leave to fit and proceed thereon 
fooner than allowed by the Standing Orders of the Houfe, 787. Report and agreed to, 789. 
P. 792. 


To enable Perfons to make Grants in Fee, and alfoto grant Buiiding Leafes of 
Estates, Viz. 
James Lever, XLVIII. 797. P. 860. 
Trufteesof Maye’s Charity Lands in Manchefter, XLIX. 550. P. 624. 
Jo enable Perfons to grant and convey in Fee Farm for the Purposes of Building, 
or to make Building Leafes of Meffuages and Lands, viz. 
Mary Greene, Widow; and James Greene her Son, XLVIII. 770. P. 828, 
To enable Perfons to grant.and convey Inberitances in Fee Simple for Building upon, 
referving Rents, or make Building Leafes, Sc. viz. 
John Gartfide, XLVUI. 770. P. 828. 


Jo enable Perfons to fell Estates, exchange, &amp;c. viz. 
Governors of the Free Grammar School at Walfall, Lift. 451. P. 566. 


For enabling Perfons to grant Building and other Leafes, viz. 
Charles Pierrepont, XLVI. 650. P. 688. 
Dean and Chapter of Canterbury and Thomas Clutton, XLVI. 316. P. 399. 
Philip Goldfworthy, XLVII. 727. P. 1073. 
Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Briftol, XLVII. 752. 758. P. 1072. 
Edward Curtis, XL Vil. 777- P. 1073. 
Vicar of Saint Mary Ilington, XLVII. 777. P. 1073. 
Rettor of Preftwich cum Oldham, Lancafhire, XLVII. 805. 





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86. 
87. 


8. 


$9. 


go. 


gl. 


92. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Estates. 


Dean and Chapter of Canterbury to Francis Hurlbatt, XLVIII. 723. P. 829. 
‘Sir Henry Bridgeman, Baronet, XLVIII. 786. P. 860. 

John Trafford, XLVUI. 770. Bill reported, and an Amendment made to the Title, 814. 822. P. 829. 
Mary Webfter, Widow, and others, XLIX. 456. P. 569. 

Devifees of Chriftopher late Lord Bithop of Briftol, XLIX. 544. P. 623. 

Curate of Clifton to Harry Elderton, XLVIL 735. P. 1073. 








Saint Andrew Saint John, &amp;c. XLIX. 545. P. 623. 
Thomas Lane ; Eftates devifed by Henry Bofville, XLIX. 591. P. 735. 


Rector of the Parith, &amp;c. of Clapham, Surrey; of the Glebe Lands, pers 591. Agreed to with 
Amendments, which were agreed to by the Lords, 634. 636.651. P. 735. 


William Bamford, L. 368. P. 481. 


Lord Bifhop of London, ~ Paddington, L. 467. Report with Amendments, 530. Read Third’ 
Time, &amp;c 533. 551. P. 554. 


Evelyn Philip Medows, &amp;c. LI. 541. P. 619. 
William Parker Hamond, LI. 572. P. 786. 
Vicar of Blackburn, Lancafhire, of: Part of Glebe Lands, LI. 573. P. 786. 
Dr. Stinton ; acertain Part of Prebendal Lands, Lul..471. P. 607. 
Earl Fauconberg, LIV. 564. P. 710. 
See ifra, 128. 


, 


Toamend Acs for enabling Perfons to grant Building Leafes, &amp;c. and to enable 
} Trustees to convey in Fee or grant i Leafes for Lives, and for Application of the 
Trust Monies, &amp;c. viz. 


William Hulme; relating to Brazen Nofe College, Oxford, L. 461. P. 547. 
To enable Perfons to grant, by feveral Leafes, Estates beld by one Leafe, and others 
by Three Léafes, Se, viz. 
James Lord Bifhop of Ely, and his Succeffors, XLIX. 591. P. 735 
James Lord Bithop of Ely, and his Succeffors, L. 386. P. 481. 
To empower Perfons to grant Building, Sc. Leafes of Estates, viz. 
Earl Fauconberg, LIV. 564. P. 710. 
Nathaniel Webb, and others, XLVI. 406. P. 563. 


To empower Perfons to grant Building, Sc. Leafes, and make Converinces in Fee 
of Estates, viz. 


William Churchill Dickenfon, XLVIII. 770. P. 828. 
To empower Trufices to grant Building, Sc. Lea/fes of Estates, viz. 
Edward Baron de Clifford, XLVII. 738. P. 1072. 
See infra, 93. 


To enable Tenants for Life to convey in Fee, or grant Leajfes for long Terms, Se. viz. 
William Wright, LV. 636, P. 715. 


X. Bills from the Lords relating to Marriage Settlements, Jointures, 


&amp;ec. viz. 


To enable Perfons to make Settlements on Marriages intended, Sc. notwithstanding 
the Minorities of the Parties, viz. 


Earl Temple and Lady Anna Eliza Brydges, s- 499. P. 545. 
For enabling Trustees in Settlements eet on Marriages to fell and difpofe of cer- 


tain * Mefuages, Sc. and to lay out the Money in purchafing Old South Sea 
Annuitiés, Sc. viz. 


Henry Tonge and Ann Eliza his Wife, XLVII. 730, P. 1973. 





94- 


95° 


96. 
97- 
98. 


100; 


101. 


107. 


108, 


To give to Trustees Powers of Sale, Exchange, &amp;c. over Estates comprifed in 


Marriage Settlements, viz. 3 
William Barbor, Lv. 658. P. 746. 
For difcharging Estates from Pin Money, Fointuré, and Youn ver Children’s Portions, 
and for making fuch Portions a Charge upon other Funds, &amp;c. viz. 
Edward Baron de Clifford, in Spring Garden, Middlefex, XLVI. 738. P. 1072. 
See fupra, 99. 
For difcharging Estates comprifed in Marriage Settlements from the Uses limited, 
Sc. and for fettling other Estates in lieu thereof, viz. | 
Richard Langley, LI. 577. P. 663. 
For effecting Settlements of Estates purfuant to Articles executed previous toMarriage, 
notwithfianding Infancy, Sc. viz. 
Dame Harriot, Wife of Sir John Saunders Sebright, Baronet, XLIX. 563. P. 745. 
Charlotte Laura, the Wife of John Wodehoufe, Lu. P. 532. 
For Sale of Estates comprijed in Marriage Settlements to pay off Incumbrances, tc. 
Viz. 
Edward Buckley and Elizabeth his Wife, Lif. 601. P. 663. 
For more eajfily efectuating Sales of Estates, and applying the Monies upon Trusts of 
Marriage Settlements, vizs 
James Duberly, Liv. 564. P. 711. 


For enabling Perfons to charge with fointures particular Estates, Ge. viz. 
Charles Duke of Richmond ; the Annuity granted by A&amp; of Parliament in lieu of the Coal Duty 
LV. 644. P. 923. 
For rendering valid and effectual the Powers of Sale and Exchange inferted in 
Settlements made previous to Marriage, viz. 


Sir Jacob Wolff, Baronet, and Dame Anne his Wife, XLVI. 650. Committed, and the Committee 
to fit thereoh the next Morning, 655. P. 688. 


XI. Bills from the Lords relating to Partitions or Divifions, &amp;c. of 


Eftates, viz. 
For effectuating, Sc. Partitions, and confirming Articles of Agreement, Awards,8cNiz. 
Thomas Hoftler and Richard William Peirfe, XLVI. 632. P. 688. 
Baliol College Oxford, and Mayor, &amp;c. of London, XLVU. 588. P. 748. 
Reverend John Taylor, Curate of Clifton, and Harry Elderton, XLVI. 735. P. 1073. 
Daniel Leo and Letitia his Wife, and Mary Pulefton, Widow, XLVII. 795. P. 1073. 
Duke of Marlborough and Lincoln College Oxford, XLVUI. 418. P. 712. 
William Thomas Darby and Saint Andrew Saint John, XLVIII. 797. P. 860. 
Spencer Lord Bifhop of Peterborough and the Co-heirs of William Ath, XLIX. 550. P. 623. 


Chriftopher, late Lord Bifhop of Briftol, Benjamin Gott and Harry Wormald, XLIx. 544. P. 
623. 
Sir Edward Knatchbull, Baronet, and others, and Sir Henry Thomas Gott, Knight, L. 448. P. 508. 


Charles Chaplin and the Mafter of the Hofpital, of Saint Michael the Archangel at Well, 
and Vicar of Well, in the County of York, &amp;c. L. 456. Report with Amendments, 528. 
Read Third Time, &amp;c. 535. 551- P. 554. 


Right Honourable Thomas Conolly and others, Eftates of the late Earl of Strafford, deceafed, L. 518. 
Report with Amendments, &amp;c. 552. 558. 564. P. 568. 


Samuel Madden and Catherine his Wife, and Charles Leflie the Younger and Ann his Wife, &amp;c. 
LI. 532. P. 618. 


Thomas Leacroft and John Leacroft, LI. 561. P. 619. 
109. William 



































109, 


XII. 


11a. 
II. 


112. 


113. 


114. 
115. 


116. 


117. 


118. 


119 


120. 





Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


€states. 


William Powell, LI. 572. P. 786. 


Francis Chaplin and Theophilus Buckworth, LII. 451. 459. P. 532. 


For the Fee Farm and Cuftomary Tenants within the Honor and Manor of Hornby and Tatham, 
in the County of Lancafter, to purchafe their Timber Trees, &amp;c. LI. 506. P. 566. 


Anna Maria Sacheverell, Widow, and Jane Gough, Widow, LII. 535. P. 607. 
Lewis John Marie Hauffoullier and Tryphena Trift, Spinfter, an Infant, Liv. 552. P. 625. 


Penn Afheton Curzon, deceafed, and Thomas Lord Ribblefdale, LIV. 664. Bill reported 


with Amendments, which were agreed to, 712.° Paffed, 718. Amendments agreed. to by the 
Lords, 726. P. 739. 


Sir Humphrey Brigges, Baronet, LV. 666. P. 746. 
Holland Cookfey, Lv. 674. P. 784. 
Humphrey Pitt, Lv. 685. P. 746. 

See /upra, 92. 


Bills from the Lords relating to Exchanges of Eftates, w/z. 
For effecting and confirming Exchanges of Eftates, &amp;c. and for other Purpofes 


therein mentioned, Viz. 
Truftees of Wilde’s Charity, and Robert Sparrow, Efquire, and Mary Bence, XLVI. 618. P. 688. 
Earl Fitzwilliam and Francis Ferrand Holjambe, &amp;c. XLVII. 738. P. 1072. 
Charles Duke of Norfolk and Francis Ferrand Foljambe, XLVII. 771. P. 1073. 


Dean and Chapter of Lincoln and Richard Ellifon, XLVIII. 835. 865. Report with Amend= 
ments, 876. Agreed to, &amp;c. 922. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 926. P. 939. 


Dean and Canons of Windfor and Thomas Stoner, XLIX. 370. P. 486. 

James Lord Bifhop of Lichfield and Coventry and Sir Richard Hill, Baronet, XLIX. 581. 
P. 735. 

Rector of Saint Leonard, Devon, and Vicar of Heavitree, Devon, and John Baring, L. 350. P. 481. 


Guardians of the Poor of the City of Canterbury and Thomas Barrett of Lee in the County of 
Kent, LI. 499. 509. 529. Report with an Amendment, §52. Paffed, 555. Amendment 
agreed to by the Lords, 567. P. 618. ae ne 


John Earl of Afhburnham and the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, L1I. 471. P. 559. 


Truftees of the Free Grammar School in Watton under Edge and Nicholas Owen Smythe Owen, 
LIV. 613. P. 711. 


Governors, &amp;c. of the Free Grammar School of Harrow on the Hill-and John Hunter of Gubbins, 
LIL. 572. 585. Reported with Amendments, 618, Agreed to, 624. Lords agree to the 
Amendments, 653. P. 663. 


Vicarage of Abbey Church, &amp;c. in the County of Salop, Advowfon, for the Advowfons of Rifby 
and Farnham Saint Genoveffe, in the County of Suffolk, Lil. 615. Reported, 648. His 
Majefty’s Confent fignified, 658. P. 663. 


Jacob Houblon with his Son John Houblon, Litt. 562. P. 630. 


Reétor of Kirk Deighton and Thomas Thornton, LUI. 655. Reported with Amendments, 680. 
Paffed, 682. Lords agree to the Amendments, 700. P. 707. 


Dean and Chapter of the Holy Trinity Church at Chichefter, and Lord Selfey and Mr. Peahey, 
LV. 557. P. 683. 


See fupra, 12. 92. 


For cfhablifbing and confirming Agreements made for Exchange of Lands, &amp;c. viz. 


William Parkes and Thomas Read and Mary his Wife, and the Earl of Warwick, XLVI. 316° 
P. 399. : 
Archbifhop of York and William Markham, XLVI. 383. P. 563. 


Principal,.&amp;c, of the King’s Hall and College of Brazen Nofe, in Oxford, and Edward Loveden 
Loveden, XLIX. 545. P. 623. 3 


To enable Perfons to exchange Eftates, viz. 


Rector of Hitcham, Part of his Glebe Lands, with Lord Grenville, LI. 431. P. 479. 
Sir Henry Hoghton, Baronet, his Truftees, LI. 750. P.678.——See infra, 133. 





.5M 
















— Estates. 


To enable Trustees to be named to exchange Estates entailed by Act of Parliament, viz, 
. oe Arundel Caftle-and Manor, &amp;c. Lil. 440. P. 479. 
For giving Powers of Sale and Exchange of Estates, and release Trustees and appoint 
new Trustees, Viz. 


ae Samuel Whitbread, LIU. 583. Report with Amendments, which were agreed to, 651. Bill paffed, 
656, P. 691. 


XIII. Bills from the Lords relating to the Settlement or Conveyance 
of Eftates, &amp;c. 


For confirming Purchafes, Conveyances, and Settlements made of Estates, viz. 
321. Francis Marquis of Hertford and the Marchionefs, Lord William Gordon and Lady, and others, 
LI. 609. P. 786. 
For empowering Trustees to convey fettled Estates purfuant to Contrac?, &amp;c. and to 
fell or exchange other Parts thereof, &amp;c. viz. 
122» Truftees of Elifha Bifcoe to Sir Jofeph Banks, Baronet, XLIX. 544. Agreed to with Amend. 
ments, 587. 593. Agreed to by the Lords, 612. P. 623. 


To enable Trustees to convey Estates purfuant to Contract for Sale thereof, and to lay 
out the Money in purchajing other Estates, Sc. viz. 


ee Sir David Lindfay, Baronet, LIV. 677. P. 739. 


Jo enable Trustees to convey fettled Estates in Exchange for other Estates, viz. 
1236 John Newnham unto Sir John Shelley, Baronet, LI. 561. P. 786. 
* Of John late Earl Spencer unto George John Earl Spencer, LI. 448. P. 558. 
To enable Trustees to accept Conveyances of Hereditaments, Sc. and to convey cer- 
tain Parts, &amp;c. viz. 
124. Henry Smith, XLVI. 358 P. 399. 


To enable Trustees to accept Grants or Rent Charges in Exchange for Lands, viz 
125. Henry Smith, XLVIII. 734. P. 829 x 
See fupra, 39. 


XIV. Bills from the Lords relating to other Eftates comprifed in 
Wills, vzz. 


For allowing Timber to be cut upon Estates fettled by Will, and for applying the 
Money arifing therefrom in the Purchaje of other Estates, &amp;c. viz. 


























126, Thomas Brand, XLVI. 244. P. 340. 
127. Ralph Carr, XLVII. 567. P. 691. 
128. Bernard Brocas, XLIX. 556. P. 623. 
Sir Francis Henry Drake, Baronet, LI. 558. P. 638. 
ee Arthur Jones, LI. 575. P. 631. 





Starkie Le Gendre Pierce, Lill. 616. P. 691. 








For vesting Estates devifed by Wills in Trustees to be fold, and for investing the 


Monies arifing thereby in the Purchafe of other Estates, to be fettled to the 
like Ufes, viz. 

















129. Honourable Elizabeth Byng, XLVI. 244. P. 340. 
130, John Smith, L. 448. P. 508. 

Bridget Southcote, Widow, LI. 647. P. 698. 
« Sir Edward Lord, Baronet, Lil. 606, P. 691. 





Sir Clement Cottrell Dormer, LV. 598. Reported with Amendments, 667. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 678. P. 683. 











For 































Estates, 


For vesting Estates devifed by Will in Trustees in Fee Simple, difcharged of Ujes, 
Sc. and for Sale thereof, and for applying the Money to arife by fuch 
Sale, viz. 3 


131. Roger Jennings the Younger, L. 361. P. 481. 
For vesting Estates devifed by Will in Trustees to be fold, and for the Application of 
the Money to arife by fuch Sale, Sc. viz. ’ 
ve Sir William Wolfeley, Baronet, LV. 516. Reported with Amendments, &amp;&amp;c. 578. 588. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 641. P. 683. 
For vesting Estates in Trustees to the Ufes of Wills of Perfons deceafed, in lieu of 
Estates limited to fuch Ujes by fuch Wills, Sc. viz. 
132. Jacob Knight’s Will, XLVII. 786. P. 828. 
For vesting fettled Estates in Perfons in Fee Simple, difcharged of Ujes in Wills, 
: and for settling other Lands, Sc. in heu thereof, viz. es 
133. Richard Palmer, L. 375. P. 481. 
For vesting Estates devifed by Will in Trustees, for carrying into Execution certain 
Agreements for Sale of Part, and to fell other Paris, Sc. viz. 
Michael Hicks, LV. 525. P. 683. 
For vesting in new Trustees Sums of Money given. by Codicils of Wills upon certain 
TrustS, Viz. 
John Tempeft, Lit. 738. Committed, and to fit fooner than ufual, 747. . Reported and agreed 
to, with an Amendment to the Title, 752. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 753. P. 755. 
Jo enable Trustees and Executors of Wills to fettle Estates, viz. = 
0 Samuel Browne, Merchant, LIl. 448. P. 532. 
For appointing Trustees to carry into Execution certain Trusts, &amp;c. contained in 


Wills in the room of others deceafed, and for enabling them to exchange 
Lands, &amp;c wiz. 


a Sir Henry Hoghton, Baronet, LII. 678. P. 750. 
For Sale of Lands, &amp;c. devifed by Will, and for laying out the Money in purcha/= 
ing other Lands, &amp;c. to be conveyed to the Tome Uses, viz. 
ve Elliot Salter, Lil. 505. P. 567. 
ss Reverend William Raftall, D. D. Lv. 636: P. 715. 


Jo restrain all Trusts and Directions in Deeds or Wills, viz. —~ 
Whereby the Profitsor Produce of Real or Perfonal Eftate fhall beaccumulated, &amp;c. LV. 636. P.784. 
See Deeds and Wills. 


XV. Bills from the Lords relating to other Eftates, o/z. 


For empowering Perfons to charge fettled Estates, Sc. in leu of Rights of cutting 
Timber, &amp;t. viz. 


134. Henry Earl Fauconberg, LIV. 564. P. 710. 
Yo enable Perfons to charge Estates for improving the fame, viz. 


William Stephen Poyntz and the Honourable Elizabeth Mary his Wife, LIV. 618. Bill reported 
with Amendments, and agreed to,.688. Paffed, 695. Lords agree to the Amendments, 
718. P. 739. 


Yo enable Trustees to repair a Bridge, and charge a Trust Estate with the Expence, 
viz. tr 4 


be Bath Bridge; General Pulteney’s Eftate, LV. 642. P. 715. “ 


To fubjec? and charge fettled Estates with particular Sums, viz. 
James Templer, XLVII. 805. P. 1073. . 






Estates ; &amp;e, : 


Jo exonerate Estates from certain Annuities payable to Perfons during Life, &amp;c. viz, 
135. Sir Charles Rich, Baronet, and Dame Mary Frances his Wife, LI. 249. P. 480. 
















For difcharging fettled Estates from U/es, &amp;c. and for fettling other Lands, &amp;c. in 
lieu thereof, Viz. 


136. Sir Francis Baffet, Baronet, L. 386. P. 481. 


For carrying into Execution Agreements, viz. 


137. Made by William Egerton, Efquire, for Sale of £.20,000, and Intereft, advanced upon an Affigns 
ment of the Chefter Canal Navigation, LI. 507. P. 618. 


For the Enfranchifement of Copybold and Customary Lands, viz. 


138. Manor of Arundel, in the County of Suffex ; Parcel thereof, and for the Sale of Tythes entailed by 
A&amp; of 3 Charles I. &amp;c. LI. 440 P. 479. 
ive Manor of Brighthelmfton, in the County of Suffex, devifed by the Will of Charles Scrafe, Efquire, 


LV. 464. P. 595. 
For Relief of Perfons entitled to Entailed Estates to be purchafed with Trust Monies, 


te LV. 551. Committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 592. Committee deferred, and Bill 
ordered to be printed, 605. Confideredand reported, 610. P. 681. 

For other Matters, 
i See Accounts, 342. 345. 508. 1264.— Bankers. Billig, 36. 44. 138. 222. 243.— 


Woundaries— Churches, 31. 32. &amp;c.—Commertial Credit.—Corporations, 3. 
&amp;c.— Clections.—_Cstates Forfeited— Members, 1.—Perchants. — Mavigations, 
104.— Scotland, 48.—Supplp, 316. 408. 512. 596. 597. 





Estates Forfeiten. 


Petition for a Bill relating to Forfeited Eftates, vz. 


Of the Right Honourable Anthony James Earl of Newburgh, Vifcount Kinnaird, and others, to 
to enable His Majefty to grant to them certain Eftates of the late Earl of Derwentwater in the 
County of Northumberland, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee, XLIX. 268. Report, and referred 
to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 437. Confidered and Report, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 
448. Prefented, &amp;c. 452. P. 622. 


See Zreland, 5.—Pabvigations, 104.— petitions, 85. 146.—Srotland, 2. 52. 





€stimates, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 40. 47. 48. 53. 69. 71. 83. 98. 165. 181. 198. 205. 208. 219. 233. 902. 
1352.—MAdbrefles, 34. 35. 78. &amp;c—-oule, 170. 190.—Supplp, 74. 116. &amp;c. 





€stovers, 


See Accounts, 1264.—3nelofures, 69. 


€stuaries, 


See Districts, 3.—Justices of the Peate, 4. 











— Europe. 
See Accounts, 271.—Addretles, 13. 136.— Wills, 62. 87—Duities, 48.— Cast India oii: 
panp, 15. 16.— Fisheries, 9. &amp;c.— France, 4.—boule, 87. 101. 164. 167.—Jndia, 1.— 


Laws Crpiving, 6. 17.—Pellages, 25. 29. &amp;c Questions Previous Pegative, 14. 21.— 
Speeches, 2. 5. 7. 9. &amp;c.—Supplp, 327. 371. “ 





€haston. 


See MBillg, 279: 





Evidence. 


J. Petitions relating to Evidence, viz. 
I. Refpecting Eau Brink and King’s Lynn Drainage, on an Application in a following Seffion, XLIx: 
571. §72.—L. 92. 143. 586. 615. See Pabigations, 53. 
Refpecting New Docks, &amp;c. at the Portof London, Lil. 726: Petition for the Bill and Report 


thereon read, and Refolutions come to refpecting Confents, &amp;c. on a renewed Application in 2 
following Seffion, 738. 





II. Evidence admitted though objected to, viz. 


a: Offered in Support of Petitions againft Bills, XLVII. 756. 


III. Evidence obje&amp;ted to and not admitted, v/z. 


3: An Examination of a Witnefs in Support of Petitions, XLVI. 390. 
ss Queftions propofed objeéted to and withdrawn, LII. 154. 


IV. Queftion Negative, viz. 
For ordering Minutes of Evidence to be laid before the Houfe, viz: 


4 Relating to Muis-and Palmer in Scotland, XLIX. 313. , 


V. Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings relating to Evidence, vz. 


f Evidence reported in the Form in which it was taken, LI. 310: 

6. Inftruction to report Evidenee which fhall have been received, &amp;c. Lil. 676. Reported, 725: 
é | State of Evidence given to Committees, viz. 

7 To be reported, LI. 248. 523.—LII. 676. 


Reported, XLVI. 691.—L. 213.—-LI. 1§4: 224. 426.—=LII. 163, 


Minutes of Evidence, viz. 


9. To be reported, &amp;c. XLVI. 150.—-XLVIII. 258: 657.—LI. 627.—LII. 676. 745.—LIII. 486, 

LIV. 481. 482. 513.——-LV. 485. 535. 

10. , Reported, XLVIII. 258. 877.—XLIX. 338.—L. 219. 308. 318. 604:—LI. 309. 512: 665.—5 

LII. 603. 747.—LIV. 482. 617. 518. 

Il. Prefented to the Houfe, XLVIII. 258. 664.—L. 604. 

12. Ordered to be laid before the Houfe, XLVI. 258. 657.—L. 565.—LII. 579.—LIII. 486. 

13. Referred to Committees, XLVI. 149.—XLVII. 676, 726,—XLVIII. 767.—LIV. 498.—LV. 
304. ‘ 

14. Of former Seffions referred to Committees, L. 143.—LIV. 192. 

16. Taken in a former Parliament referred to Committees, XLVI. 149.—XLVII. 676. 726. 

16. Monies iffued to Short Hand Writers for taking Evidence, XLVI. 573: 


Inbex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 N 17, Examined 











Epidente. 





Miautes of Evidence—continued. 


























17. Examined and gone through at the Houfe, XLVHl. 658. 
18. Motions for Copies of Minutes to be laid before the Houfe ; Divifions thereon, and not a Houfe, 
L. 550. 
19. Evidence produced, L. 593. | 
Minutes of Evidence fent to the Lords at their requeft, LV. 582. 589. 
20. of Evidence again read, XLVIII. 415. 
21. prefented by Chairmen of Committees, L.604.—LIII. 510. 
Evidence as it appears to Committees, viz. 
22. To be reported, LI. 523.—LIII. 510. 
23. Index of Evidence, XLVI. 573. 
24. Members fworn to try the Merits of Petitions relating to the Rights of Elections according to the 
Evidence, &amp;c. XLVI. 547. 554: Ditto Controverted Ele¢tions, L. 217, &amp;c,——See 
Clections. 
25. Report of Sele&amp;t Committee on Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 642. 
ee Particular Matters ftated not to be allowed tobe given in Evidence, LII. 614. 
26. Report of Select Committee relative to Lottery Infurances, XLVII. 809. 
27. Debates on Evidence; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIX. 517. 
28. Circumftantial Evidence ; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIXx. 524. 
29. Order and Time of producing Evidence ; Ditto, XLIX. 527. 
30. Practice below; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIX. 530, 
31. Evidence taken before the Privy Council, XLIX. 725.—LI. 50. 
32. taken by Ditto referred to Committees, XLVII 726. 
33. ——_——— taken by the Lords, LI. 10. Ordered to be printed, 69. 
34. of Peers reported to be taken by Committees, L. 447. 
35. taken upon Petitions againft Bills in former Seffions allowed the Benefit of to the fame 
Petitioner on Renewal of Applications for the fame Bills in a following Seffion, L. 92. 
143. See fupra, 1. 
Evidence confirmed by others, +#z. 
36. In Reports, XLVI. 160. 194, 236. 272. 360. 391.—XLVII. 504.—XLVIII. 454.—XLIX. 265. 
306. 552.—L. 98. 185. 596.—LI. 141. 420. 440.—LII. 163. 409. 669. 683.—LIII. 311. 
342- 363. 372- 537- 543+ 568. 585.—LIV. 159. 224. 261. 598.—LY. 188. 209. 311. 
479: 
37. Reports of Members confirming Evidence, XLIX. 144, 281. 
38. Evidence confirmed fo far as relates to particular Parts of Reports, XLVIII. 649.—XLIX. 64. 
39. Ditto corroborated by others in Reports, XLVII. 704.—XLVII. 169. 
40. Amendments relative to Evidence to be given in a following Seffion, XLIX. 571. 
Amendments of the Lords relative to Arbitrators, and of giving Evidence, &amp;c. LI. 613. 
Evidence given to the Houfe of Confents of Parties to Lords Amendments, XLVIII. 994.—LII. 
743- 7 
Evidence of Diffent to Bills may be given in a following Seffion, LI. 738. 
See Accounts, 864.—26ills, 139.—Counfel, 16. 17. 25. &amp;c.— Houle, 159. 164. 165. 
268.— Wembers, 124.— Wellages.— Orders, 87.— Printing, 165. to 168.— 
Quakers, 1—Stamps, 1.—Wiitnefles, 1.2.3. &amp;c. 
/ ‘4 
Examination. 
I. Relative to Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI, 105. 111.—XLVII. 169. 237. 244. 252. 1043.—XLVIII. 531. 
2. Ditto Patents, ,LIII. 3712 543- 
3. Of Prifoners and others relative to Prifons, XLVII. 653. 





4. Of 












Examination ; &amp;C, 


4. Of Perfons relative to the Renewal of Acts, &amp;c. LIT. 285. 286. 294. 310. 315. 317. 325. 331. 
343- 344- 385. 401. 409. 414. 423. 445. 584. 588. 614. &amp;c.— LIN. 368, 381: 

relative to Repeal of Acts, LIII. 327. 

relative to Fees of particular Offices, LIII. 609. 

4. ———. relative to the Value of -Books,- Medals, &amp;c. LIV. 618. 


See Bills, 267.— Chidence,— Houle, 159. 164: 165.— Pabvigations, 53. g&amp;c— 
Witnelles, 3. 4. &amp;c. 

















Examiners, 


See Houle, 191. 





€Exteptions. 


In charging Duties, XLVIII, 721.—L. 418.—LI. 235.—LI. 514. 
See Duties, 76. 105.—Supply, 471. 474. 591. 594. 





€rxceflies, 


See Mtcounts, 636. 





Exchanges. 


See Bills, 97. 186. 187. 199. 209. 216. 370.—€states, 60. 110, 118. 122, 123. &amp;e.— 
Fens, 4.—Fnelofures, 11. 78. 101. 148. 200. 266. 284. 291. 433. 471. 





Exchequer. 


See Accounts, 599. &amp;c.— Avbrelles, 52. 56, S8ec.— Bills, 136. 139.— Motions, 39.— 
Speaker, 52. 





Exchequer Bills. 


May be paid in by Contributors for the Purchafe of Annuities, Li. 589. 


See Accounts, 284. 656. 659. 660. 710,— Bills, 139— Commercial Crevit,— 
Houle, 275 —Paby.— Supply, 181. 301. 414. 415. 442. 527. 532. 563. 569. 


&gt; West Juvieg, 6. ‘- 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Crcife. 








Epipente. 





Miautes of Evidence—continued. 



































17. Examined and gone through at the Houfe, XLVHI. 658. 
18. Motions for Copies of Minutes to be laid before the Houfe ; Divifions thereon, and not a Houfe, 
L. 550. 
19. Evidence produced, L. 593. 
Minutes of Evidence fent to the Lords at their requeft, LV. 582. 589. 
20. of Evidence again read, XLVIII. 415. 
21. prefented by Chairmen of Committees, L. 604.—LIII. 510. 
Evidence as it appears to Committees, viz. 
22 To be reported, LI. 523.—LIII. 510. 
23. Index of Evidence, XLVI. 573. 
24. Members {worn to try the Merits of Petitions relating to the Rights of Elections according to the 
Evidence, &amp;c. XLVII. 547. 554+ Ditto Controverted Elections, L. 217, &amp;c,——See 
Clections. 
25. Report of Select Committee on Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 642. 
‘ Particular Matters ftated not to be allowed tobe given in Evidence, LIlI. 614. 
26. Report of Select Committee relative to Lottery Infurances, XLVII. 809. 
27. Debates on Evidence; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIX. 517. 
28. Circumftantial Evidence ; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, xLIx. 524. 
29. Order and Time of producing Evidence; Ditto, XLIX. 527. 
30. Practice below; Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIX. 530, 
31. Evidence taken before the Privy Council, XLIX. 725.—LI. 50. 
32. taken by Ditto referred to Committees, XLVII. 726. 
33. ——_—— taken by the Lords, LI. 10. Ordered to be printed, 69. 
34. of Peers reported to be taken by Committees, L. 447. 
35. taken upon Petitions againft Bills in former Seffions allowed the Benefit of to the fame 
Petitioner on Renewal of Applications for the fame Bills in a following Seffion, L. 92. 
143. See fupra, 1. 
Evidence confirmed by others, viz. 
36. In Reports, XLVI. 160. 194, 236. 272. 360. 391.—XLVII. 504.—XLVIII. 454.—XLIX. 265. 
306. 552.—L. 98. 185. 596.—LI. 141. 420. 440.—LII. 163. 409. 669. 683.—LIII. 311. 
342- 363- 372- 537- 543- 568. 585.—LIV. 159. 224. 261. 598.—LY. 188. 209. 311. 
479: 
37. Reports of Members confirming Evidence, XLIX. 144, 281. 
38. Evidence confirmed fo far as relates to particular Parts of Reports, XLVIII. 649.—XLIX. 64. 
39. Ditto corroborated by others in Reports, XLVII. 704.—XLVIII. 169. 
40. Amendments relative to Evidence to be given in a following Seffion, XLIX. 571. 
Amendments of the Lords relative to Arbitrators, and of giving Evidence, &amp;c. LII. 613. 
Evidence given to the Houfe of Confents of Parties to Lords Amendments, XLVIII. 994.—LII. 
743: 
Evidence of Diffent to Bills may be given in a following Seffion, LII. 738. 
See Aetounts, 864.—Bills, 139.—Counfel, 16.17. 25. &amp;c.—houle, 159. 164. 165. 
268.— Members, 124.— Wellages.— Orders, 87.— Printing, 165. to 168.— 
Quakers, 1—HStamps, 1.—Wiitnelles, 1.2.3. &amp;c. , 
/ 4 
Examination. 
I. Relative to Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI, 105. 111,—XLVII. 169. 237. 244. 252. 1043.—XLVIII. 531. 
2. Ditto Patents, ,LIII. 371. 543. 
3- Of Prifoners and others relative to Prifons, XLVII. 653. 


4. Of 












€ramination 4 &amp;C, 


4. Of Perfons relative to the Renewal of Acts, &amp;c. LIT. 285. 286. 294. 310. 315. 317. 325. 331. 
343- 344- 385. 401. 409. 414. 423. 445. 584. 588. 614, &amp;c.— LIM. 368. 381; 

relative to Repeal of Aéts, LIII. 327. 

relative to Fees of particular Offices, LIII. 609. 

4. —— relative to the Value of Books, Medals, &amp;c. LIV. 618. 


See Bills, 267.— Chidente,— Houle, 159. 164; 165.— Pabvigations, 53. &amp;c— 
Witnefles, 3- 4. &amp;c. 




















Examines, 


See Houle, 191. 





Exteptions. 


In charging Duties, XLVIM, 721.—L. 418.—LI. 235.—LII. 514, 
See Duties, 76. 105.—Supply, 471. 474. 591. 594. 





€rxrefles, 


See Mttounts, 636. 





Exchanges. 


See Billg, 97. 186. 187. 199. 209. 216. 370.—@states, 60. 110, 118, 122, 123. &amp;c.— 
Fens, 4.—Fnelofures, 11. 78. 101. 148. 200. 266. 284. 291. 433. 471. 





Exchequer. 


See Accounts, 599, &amp;c.— Awbrelles, 52. 56, Sec.— Bills, 136. 139.— Motions, 39.— 
Speaker, 52. 





Exchequer Bills. 


May be paid in by Contributors for the Purchafe of Annuities, Li. 589. 


See Accounts, 284. 656. 659. 660. 710.— Bills, 139— Commercial Crevit,— 
Houle, 275.—Pabyp.— Supply, 181. 301. 414. 415. 442. 527. 532. 563. 569. 
‘ Wicst Jndieg, 6. 


4 ‘ 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) Crcife. 












Crise. 
Bills relating to Ditto, viz. 


Is For the more effeétual Prevention of Frauds in the Revenue of Excife, with refpe&amp; to the Execii« 
tion of Body Warrants; ordered, XLVII. 445. P. 690. 





2. For repealing certain Regulations on Exportation of Tea to Ireland or America; ordered, XLVII. 
446. P. 690. 
3: For the more effectual Prevention of Frauds in the Revenue of Excife, with refpect to the manu- 


faéturing. of Sope; ordered, XLVII. 446." Petition of Manufaéturers of Sope in London 
relative to Ditto, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 542. P. 747. 


4. For the more effectual Prevention of Frauds in Ditto by Common Brewers; ordered, XLVII. 446. 
P. 690. 

s For allowing Dealers in Britifh Spirits to buy Britifh Spirits of all entered Dealers ; ordered, XLVI. 
446. Sent to the Lords, 544- Not returned. 

6. To continue certain Laws of Excife and certain Duties of Excife on Foreign Spirits imported, 
&amp;c.; ordered, XLVIII. 464. P. 938. 

7. For amending the Laws of Excife relating to the Manufactory of Flint Glafs; ordered, XLVII. 

611. P. 1070. 


——Ditto relating to Coachmakers, Auctioneers, Beer, &amp;c.; ordered, LIII. 579. Inftruétion for 
' exempting Perfons from certain Penalties relating to felling Ale and Beer, &amp;c. not to be 
drank in their own Houfes, and Bill confidered, &amp;c. 612. P. 690. 


8. To remove Doubts arifing from the Conftruétion of certain Aéts of the fame Seffion of Parlia- 
ment refpecting Duties of Excife on Wath, Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, Foreign Spirits, Wines, and 
Sweets; ordered, L. 568. P. 638. 


9: To declare that Hides and Skins, tanned by a new Method, fhall be deemed tanned Hides and 
Skins within the Meaning of the Aéts relating to the Duties. of Excife on Hides and Skins 
tanned in Great Britain; ordered, L. 577. P. 617. 


” For transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Commiffioners of Excife, and for re- 
pealing the Duties on Salt, and Drawbacks, &amp;c. thereon, and granting others ; ordered, LIII. 
291. An Inftruction, 572. Committed and ordered to be sisted, 579. Reported, and 
Report to be further confidered, 662. |Report further confidered ; a Claufe added ; negative 
bringing one up; Bill to be ingroffed, 677. Read Third Time; Claufes added, fome of 
them after being committed; one withdrawn, &amp;c. 688. P. 706. Bill to amend the Aa, 
&amp;c. ordered, LIV. 522. P. 710.——See Fisheries, 4. 


See Attounts, 711. 712. 1064. 1162, &amp;c.— America, 7.— Auctioneers,—DBillg, 
44. 86. 135. 139. 154.—Committees, 128.—Duties, 64. 67.—ioule, 119. and © 
(America) in Ditto —Jreland, 3—Laws Crpiring, 40.—Petitions, 37. 38. 42.— 
Salt.—Smugeling, 2.—Supply, 347. 352. 367. 370. 372. 374. 381. 417. 
437- 467. 469. 477. 492. 497. 503+ 505. 506. SII. 549. 579. 








€rxcules, 


See Clections, 269. &amp;c.—Pembers, 11. 21. 70. 





Execution (of Acts, &amp;c.) 


See Wills, 135.185. 199. 206. 208. 264. 268. 281.—Complaints, 7—€rcife, 1. 
—bighwaps, &amp;c. 80. 82.—Wonfe, 175. 191. 195. 196.—Justices of the 
Peace, 3.—Militia. 6.— Sheriffs, 2—peaker, 40. &amp;c.— Supply, 476. 





Executibe Authority. 


Negative appointing a Committee to enquire refpecting Ditto, XLVIII. 825. 








€Exerutors. 
See Affets.— Sills, 84.— Deeds and Wills —Cstates.—haule, 175. —foupplp, 365.—Wiills, 


1.2. &amp;c. 























€xemption. 


Petitions for particular Exemptions, LI. 486.—LIl. 278. 284. 290. 326. 333. 


See Will8, 135. 176. 183. 208. 217. 225. 256. 274.—-Dorks, 6.—Drawbarks, 
1. 2. 88. 89. 94.—Duties, 105. to 115—Highwaps, &amp;c. 114. 269. &amp;c.— 
poor, 7.—Supplp, 471. 584. 590. 595. 596. 





€rercife, 


See Armp,— Bills, 224.—Pilitia—Mabp. 





Expeditions. 


2. To Holland and in Flanders, L. 258. 

2 A Secret Expedition under Colonel Fullarton, L. 297. 
3. Quiberon, Weft Indies, &amp;c. LI. 633. 

4- To France, under Earl of Moira, LI. 632. 633. 


See Accounts, 109. 114. 143+ 204. 219. 252. 752. 1383., 1388. 1389.—Wege 
Judies. 





Expences, 


Negative a Claufe for paying Expences of petitioning, &amp;c. againft a Bill, L. 515. 


See Accounts, 6. 13. 15. 24. 31. 39. 41. 51. 64. 79. 103. 124. 138. 141. 146. 
157- 220. 233. 284. 508. 702. 704. 707. 710. 754. 905. 1264.—\Billg, 66. 
84. 151. 199. 201. 206. 208. 228. 231. 382. (Printing).—Difcoberies, 4. 5. 
&amp;c.— Docks, 6.—Drainage—Cmbankment, 1.— Fens, 6.— Fisheries, 4.— 
Woufe, 175. 182. 184.—Inclofures, 2. 64. 104. 153. 288. &amp;c.—Justices of 
the Peate, 1.—Pabvigationg, 115.— places, 1. 2—Hhips and Ucflels— 
Squares and Streets.—Huppip. 





— Expenditure, 


See Accounts, 19. 344. 363. 508. 618. 1260.—2Bills, 19. 265.—Comunitters, 187.—Woute, 
234. 275.—Drders, 1m5&gt;.-—pPoor, 24:—Wales, Prince of, 2. 





Experiments. 


Made by the Victualling Office relating to mixed Bread, &amp;c: LI. 20% 


See Accounts, 669. 758. 1264.—Addrefles, 62. 67.—Difcoberies, 1. to 6.—Longte 
tude. 








Inpex XLVL to LV. (1790—1800,) 





50 Cyportation. 








Exportation. 


‘Bills relating to Ditto, w7z. | 


I. For regulating the Exportation of Sugar, and allowing the Importation of Sugar and Coffee into the . 
‘Bahama and Bermuda Iflands in Foreign Ships; ordered, XLVII- 697. Inftruction relative to * 
Drawbacks ceafing, &amp;c. 759. Confidered and report, and to be printed, 764. Re-com- 
mitted, 765. Petition of the Committee of Sugar Refiners of London, againft ; referred to 
the Committee, and Counfel ordered,, 769... Confidered, &amp;c. and report a Progrefs, 774. 
Further confidered, &amp;c. 803. Report and again re-committed; report and order In- 
grofiment, 817. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 826. 1065. P. 106g. 
—See Drawbacks, 95. | 


26 To enable His Majefty to reftrain the Exportation of Naval Stores, and more effe€.ually to prevent 
' the Exportation of Saltpetre, Arms, and Ammunition, when prohibited by Proclamation or 
Order in Council ; ordered, XLVIII. 47. P. 92. 


3. For authorizing His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation or carrying Coaftwife of Pot Afhes or 
Pearl Afhes, and for indemnifying all Perfons who have been concerned in advifing an Order of 
the Lords of the Treafury refpecting the Exportation of Ditto, &amp;c. ordered, XLIX. 356. P. 
485. 

4. To prohibit the Exportation of Candles and Soap fora Time to be limited; ordered, LI. 52. Bill 
reported and feveral Amendments made, g1. Read Third Time, and “ Tallow” added to the 
Title, &amp;c. 93. P. 150. 

5. For indemnifying Perfons relative toan Order made in Council, and for prohibiting Exportation 
&amp;c. of Rock Salt ; ordered, LI. 511. Copy ofan Order in Council prefented, and referred. to 
the.Committee on the Bill, 531. P. 617. 

To prohibit the Exportation of Rice for a Time to be limited ; ordered, LV.759. P. 784. Ana- 
ther Bill ordered, and for Indemnity in having prevented Exportation thereof, &amp;c. ordered, 799. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 801. 804. 86r. P. 877. 


. To authorize His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation of Provifions or Food fora Time to be 
limited ; ordered, LV. 799. Prefented, &amp;c. 801. 804. 861. P. 877. 


See illg, 272. 281. 





For Re-exportation. —see witis, 140. 


See alfo Accounts, 962. 969. 973.—Billg, 40. 43. 61. 84. 87. 140. 141. 153. 159.— Coins 
and Coinage—Committees, 107.—Copper.— Corn and Grain, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.—Draw- 
baths, 22. 23. 33. 95. 96. &amp;c.—Polland, 2.—Weunfle, 89. 98. 125. 129. 132. 164.— 
Importation, 1. &amp;c.—Jndemnitp, 10. 12.—Laws Crpiving, 6. 10. 19. 23.—Mrvderg, 
114—Somuggling, 1.—Supply, 459. 519.— Wiest Indies, 1. 2. &amp;c. 





Exports and “Fmports. 


See Accounts, 373. 379. 380. 382. 383.384. 403. 410. 414. 418. 823. 962. 1052. °1053- 
1058. 1264. 





€ rpulsion. 


Petition of Chriftopher Atkinfon, Efquire, praying that the Refolution of the Houfe refpecting 
him might be expunged from the Journal of the Houfe ; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 271. 


See Pemberg, 29. 30. 





€ rtortion. 


See Houle, 175. 





Extra and Jnerealen Charges. 


See Atcounts, 179. 180. 638. 649. 


Extracts, 






























( JGftvatts, 
Ss, » + 


See Accounts, 836 —Bills, 207,— Committees, 128.— Letters. 


Extta Expences. 


See Accounts, 136. 137. 157. 780, 1214.—Soupplp (Army). 


Extraordinary Erpences. 


See Accounts, 124. 138. 141. 235. 


€Exrtraordinaries. 


See Accounts, 142. 157. 164. 219. 325. 326. 863. gor. 906. 





Fattories, 


See Willg, 153. 





Farts: 


See Committees, so. 128.—Dober. 


Faculty. 


I. Applied for, XLVII. 507. 
2. Particular Matters to be done without a Faculty, XLIX. 651. 
3- Duty on Difpenfations by the Mafter of the Faculties, &amp;c. Lil. 514. 


See Churches, (Botolph, 4.)—oor, 14. 18, 26. 





Fairs. 


See Ale.—Willg, 132. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Falklann‘s 











Falblano's "Foland. 


An Entry in the Journal relative to"Ditto read, XEVIL 55. 





‘Patmouty.: ° 


‘See Bilig, 84. 





Fame; (Evil... 


See Wills, 264.—poor, 4. 





PHamilies, 


See Armp.— Bills, 31. 149. 224.—Pilitia, 4.— Poor. 





Fares. 


Of Porters, Keelmen, Chairmen, &amp;c. XLVI. 196. 202, 212.—XLVII. 391-—XLVIIL 239. 
See Porterage—Squares and Streets, 24. 31. 43. 46. 63. 





_—-- 


Farm. 


See Duties 82.—Fee Farm, 





farmers. 


Petitions and Memorials, &amp;c. of Farmers, XLVIII. 90. 279.—XLIX. 363.—L.) 331.—LI. 463. 
LIl. 404. 641. 666. 


See Accounts, 972. 1041.—Butter.—Carn, &amp;c.—Daivies.—Dogs,—_oule, 164, 
Zuclofures,— Pabigations. ; 


i 





Farms, Farming, &amp;c. 


See Agriculture,—Bills, 213. 236.—Drawhacks, &amp;c. 53. —oufe, 164.—3uclofures, 342. 
pPoor.—Supplp, 476. 600. 


















Farms and Licences, 


See Attountg, 508, 





Faro or Ferro, 


See Smuggling, 2. 





Fast Days. 


See Good Fritay—oule, 54. 63. 





Feather S, 


See Accounts, 368. 





Fee. 


See Accounts, 1264.— Bills, 155.—Cstates, 5.0 51. 61. 64. 85. 


Seen. 


See Arcounts, 167. 172. 179.— Supply, 79. 88. 








7 fee Farm. 


See Aecount$, 759. 1264.—€states, 109. (Hornby), and 125.—Zand Rebdenue, 





Sees, 


Paid ; payable; regulated, &amp;c. XLVI. 446. §99. 614. 615. 623. 644. 666.+-XLVII. 168. 
231.—XLVIII. 585. 586.—XLIX. 406.—LII. 315s 471. 500. 


See Accounts, 43. 62. 97. 100. 102. 133. 406. 669. 676. 677. 695. 707. 760. 
1264.—Billg, 222. 279.—Committers, 125.—Clettions, 10.—felonp, 2.— 
Boule, 58. 60. 61. 175. 190. 191.—Laws Expiring, 13. 40.—Wembers, 23. 
Supply, 68. 78. 148. 183.—Cables. 











Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 P Fees 









Fees anv Jmmuntties. 


See Churches, 10. &amp;c, 





Fees, Perquisites, &amp;c. 


See Actounts, 1107. 





Fees and Wages, &amp;c. 


Relative to the Crown Lands, &amp;e. XLVII. 905.980.—XLVIII. 567.—LIII. 224. 
See Account$, 284. 285. 760. 800. 1264.—Crown Lands. 





Fee Crees, &amp;c. 


See Wills, 159. 


Felons. 


I. Bill to continue feveral Laws relating to the Tranfportation of Felons, &amp;c. and to the authorizing 
the Removal of Offenders to temporary Places of Confinement in England and Scoiland refpec- 
tively; ordered, LIV. 429. P. 623. 





2. Debates on feveral Motions relating to them and Convicts adjourned for Three Months, XLVIII. 
824. 
3- _ Negative Leave to bring in a Bill for anatomizing the Bodies of Felons exécuted for Burglary or 


Highway Robbery, LI. 499. 


Felony. 


Bills relating to Felony, w/z. 


Ie To regulate the Diftribution of Rewards in Cafes of Felony; ordered, XLVI. 564. Reported 
and a Claufe added, directing Rewards to be paid in open Court without Fee, and Amendments 
made to the Bill, 666. Read Third Time,and Amendments made and Bill pafled, 681. Agreed 
to by the Lords with an Amendment, which the Commons did not agree to, but deferred for 
Three Months, 696. 


20 Relative to Seditious Meetings, &amp;c.—An Amendment made at the Lords to leave out, “ Offences,” 
and to infert “ Felonies ;”’ an Entry in the Journal read, and a ipecial Entry of the Reaions 
for agreeing to Ditto ordered to be made, LI. 236. 








3. A. Claufe making it Felony to forge particular Receipts, LIII. 171. 


4. Bill for making perpetual fo much of Act of 19 Geo. III. as relates to the Punifhment of burning in 
the Hand of certain Perfons convicted of Felony within the Benefit of Clergy ; ordered, LIv. 
429. Bill confidered in the Committee, reported without Amendment, and ordered to be in- 
grofied, &amp;c. 508. P. 539. 
e 


Bill from the Lords relating to Felony, wz. 


5 To regulate the Diftribution of Rewards in Cafes of Felony, and to enable Perfons convicted of 
Petty Larceny to be Witneffes, XLVI. 362.» Read.and to be printed, sid. Upon the Motion 
for the Order of the Day tobe read for going into a Committee on the Bill, feveral Entries in the 
Journal read, and the Committee deferred for Three Months, 564.——See /upra, 1. 


See Wills, 155.—Cogts.— Justices of the Peace, 1.—hing, 16.—Larcemp. 








« Fences. 





Fences. 


See Actounts, 1264.—4Billg, 169. 195. 201. 212. 237. 256.—Bighwang, &amp;c.—Jnele- 
fures, 2. 87. 122. 333.—Mabigationg, 12. , : 





Pencible Men, &amp;c. 


See ActountB, 117. 126. 132. 133. 134. 170. 171. 173. 177. 178. 179. ee a 
Wills, 32.—Supplp, 83. 87. 88. &amp;c.—Srotland, 1. &amp;c. 


‘ 





Fens. 





J, Petition for a Bill to lay an additional Tax on certain Fen Lands, 


V1Z. 


Bedford Level; upon the Lands within the North Level, Part of the Great Level of the Fens, and 
on Portfand, &amp;c. inthe County of Lincoln, for the further Support, &amp;c. of the priricipal 
Banks and Works of the faid North Level; referred toa Committee, LI. 360. Report, 418, 
P. 618, 


II. Petitions for Bills to drain, improve, and preferve Fens, &amp;e. 


referred to Committees, w/z. 


Bedford Level (Middle Level) Drainage, &amp;c. Lv. 250,. Not reported. 


--—Ditto Fourth Diftrict of the North Level, and for amending, &amp;c, A&amp;t of 27 Geo. II. Ly, 
276. Report, 608. P. 714. 


Beverley, in the County of York, Low Grounds and Carrs, Lil. 280. Report, 573. Bill com- 
mitted, 659. Not reported. 


Carlton (Great), in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 442, Report, 617. P. io7o. 


Chatteris and Dodington, Ifle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge; and for dividing, 8c, the 
‘Commons and Wafte Lands of Wimblington, XLVI. 208. Report, 391. P. 686. See 
Zuclofures, 87. 


Holland (South), in the County of Lincoln, 
151. 269. 414. 3 

High Fen. See Juclofures, 403. 

Market Deeping, Deeping Saint James, &amp;c. 








See Ginbankment, 10. 12. t 3.—Incloflutes, 








See Bnelofures, 2 50. 


Marfhland Smeeth and Marfhland Fen, and Marfhland Country, in the County of Norfolk, XLVI. 
202. Report and_ Bill ordered for better draining, &amp;c. Ditto, and for dividing, &amp;c. the Sméath, 
2.37. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LI. 380. Report, 430. Bill reported and recom- 
mitted, 624. Petition of Proprietors “ the Lands in Well Moor, &amp;c. for Provifion to be made 
for including their Lands for Drainage, referred to the Committee, and Inftruction thereon, 
634. Reported again, 650. King’s Confent fignified, 668. P. 785. 





Middle and South Level of the Fens (Eau Brink), 8c. viz. 


Petition for a Bill for a better Drainage, and for making a Navigable Commtunication Ctt or 
River at or near Eau Brink, &amp;c. L. 29. Report, 55. P. 545.+——Sce abigations, 53. 


Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. ftating an intended Application in the following Seffion for a Bill to 
extend the Tax and Tonnage granted by the laft Aé relative to the Middle and South 
Levels, &amp;c. and praying for Leave to give particular Notices; referred toa Committee, L. 
586. Report, andtolicon the Table, 601. Further confidered and Refolutions agreed toy 
and ordered to be printed in the Londoa Gazette and particular News-papers, 615. 


Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. fora Bill to extend the Term of the Tax on Lands, and Tolls.on 
Goods, Wares, and Merchandizes, granted by the faid A&amp;t of 35 Geo. III. referred to a Com- 
mittee, LI. 69. Report, 1106. © Petition of feveral Perfons, Petitioners againft the former 
A&amp;, for Provifion to be made in this Bill fot the Reimburfement of their Expences againft 
the former Bill; negative referring it to the Committee on this Bill, 196. Bill reported, and 
to lie on the Table, 233. Houle informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by 
the Committee, were delivered to Members at the Door; Report further confidered, and 
the Bill ordered.to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 281... King’s Confent fignified, 283. P. 479. 





Index XLVI. te LV. (1790—1800.) 9. Middle 








Il. 


12. 


14. 


7. 


18, 
19. 


20. 


1 be, 


21. 


a2. 


Middle and South “Level, Part of Bedford Level, Barrier Banks, for repairing Damages done 
thereto by Floods; received after the Time. limited, and to lie on the Table, L. 460. Not 
proceeded in. 


“North Kyme, in the County of Lincoln; the Praie Grounds near to Ditto; Petition for Provifion 
in Anwick Inclofure, referred to the Committee on that Petition, XLVI. 431. Report, 441. 
P. 688. 


Outwell, Stow, Bardolph, &amp;c. in the County of Norfolk, LIM. 316. Report, 606. Agreed to 
by the Lords ‘with fome Amendments, 672. Amendments agreed to, 700. P. 707. 


Welland River, in the County of Lincoln; for improving the Outfall thereof, and for better 
Drainage of the Fen Lands, Low Grounds, &amp;c. difcharging their Waters through the fame into 
the Sea, &amp;c. XLIX. 262. Report, 317. Bill reported ; feveral Claufes added, and feveral 
Amendments made, 551. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 564. P. 622. 


Wildmore Fen, in the County of Lincoln, LV..263. Not reported. 


Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;&amp;c. Aéts for draining, &amp;c. Fen Lands, re- 


ferred to Committees, viz. 
Bedford Level. See fupra, 2. 6. 


Ely, Ifle of; Act of 33 Geo. II. for draining, &amp;c. certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in Ditto, 
and Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk, between Mildenhall River and Brandon River, &amp;c. 
LII. 295. Report, 422. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 459. 468. Reported, &amp;c. 584. 603. 
641. P. 662. 


——Ditto Two A&amp;s of 31 Geo. II. and 29 Geo. III. for draining, &amp;c. certain Fen Lands (called. 
Middle Fen) between the Cam and Mildenhall Rivers, &amp;c. LV. 211. Report, 360. 
Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 652. P. 714. 


Haddenham Level, in the Ifle of Ely; A&amp; 13 Geo. I. and alfo for more effectually drainjng and 
preferving the Fen Lands and Low Grounds lying within the faid Level, LI. 78. Report, and 
there being a Miftake in giving the Notices, order them to be given again, and Report to lie on 
the Table, 195. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 391. Reported and 
Bill ordered, &amp;c. 422. Prefented, &amp;c. 433. 446. Petition of Proprietors of Fen Lands and 
Low Grounds lying in Sutton, Streatham, and Haddenham, for Provifion to be made for puttin 
certain other Lands under the Care, &amp;c. of the Commiffioners appointed under this Bill, shinee 
to a Committee, &amp;c. 446. Report on the laft-mentioned Petition, and Inftruction given to 
make Provifion in the Bill for Ditto, 568. Bill reported, &amp;c. 627. 632. 664. P. 672. 


Maney, Upwell, &amp;c. within the Ifle of Ely and County of Cambridge, LV. 50. Report, 87. 
P. 285. i 

March, in the Ifle of Ely; Acts 30 Geo. II. and 32 Geo. III. fo far as relates to the draining, &amp;a 
certain Fen Lands in the Hamlet of March, L. 85. Report, 117. P. 480. 

Mepall, Wichham, &amp;c. in the Ifle of Ely and County of Norfolk, Lv. 89. Report, 169. P. 538. 


Ramfey, Bury, Wiftow, &amp;c.-in the County of Huntingdon ; A@ 30 Geo. II.; LI. 149. Reports 
471. P. 618. 


Ramfey, in the County of Huntingdon, and Parifhes of Doddington, March, &amp;c.; Act 12 
Geo, III. fo far as relates to the Upper Diftri&amp;t or Divifion, LV. 230. Report, 292. P. 595. 


Waterbeach Level, in the County of Cambridge; Act 14 Geo. II. and alfo to raife a further Sum 
of Money for the Improvement and Security of the faid Level, LII. 98. Report, 444. Bill 
prefented, &amp;c. 454. 468. Reported, &amp;c. 546. 594. 641. P. 662. 

Whaplode, Holbeach, Spalding, &amp;c.; Ac&amp; 33 Geo. IIl. &amp;c. XLIX. 240.——See Juclofureg, 414 


Whittlefey, Ifle of Ely, and County of Cambridge ; Two Acts of 22 Geo. II. and 12 Geo. III. for 
draining, &amp;c. certain Fen’and Field Lands in the Bounds and Precinéts of Whittlefey, fo far as 
relate to the Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Diftri€ts, Ll. 259. Report, 294. P, 607. 


See ill, 45. 98.—Gmbankment.—Jutlofures, 13. 31. 140. 269. 302. 


Supra, 2. 














 SFeoklecs. 


See Billg, 249. 







































Ferries. 


See Bridges, 3. 4. 6. 8. 9. 11.—Petitions, 85. 127.—Setotland, 2. 30. to 36. 





Pidelity. 


See Bills, 44.—Clections, 7.—Stotland, 18. 19: 


Figs. 


See Dratwbacks, 44.—Muties, 64. 








PFinances. 


Of India, XLVI. 453. 458.—XLVII. 546.—LII. 675. 


See Mttounts, 508. 551. 646. 647. 661. 666. 1042.— Houle, 102. 104. 184— 
Loans.— Petitions, 63.— Public Jncome,—Supply. 





; , 
Fines. 
See Atcounts, 346. 1264.—Bills, 135.—Corporations, &amp;c. 3.—oule, 193.—Fnelotureg, 
120.— Justices of the peace, 3.—Duakers, 





Fines of Succession. 


In the Eaft Indies; Nabob of the Carnatic’s Petition, XLVII. 483: 





Sire. 
See Attounts, 1264.—Corporations, &amp;c. 4. 7. 8.— Duties, 76.—Gaols, ,—arbours, 7. 


Havens, 2.— Houle, 154. 193.— Julurances,— Scotland, 41.—Sbips and Uellels, 6.— 
Supply, 563. vO 





Hire anv Candle, 


7 


See Accounts, 138. 





Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 























T. 














2. 





























Ge 











+&gt; 


























Fire Engines. 


See Bille, 280:—Drawbarks, 1. 2. 89. 94.—{nelotures, 55.—jaatents, 2—Petitions, 30, 


31 —Wiater (Liverpool). 
4. 
Fits. 


Larches, Pines; &amp;ec. reported upon by Commiffidners of the Land Revenue, &amp;c. XLVII. 280. 


First Fruits, &amp;c. 


See Atcount#, 815. 


Fish. 


Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, for a Bill to authorize the Sale of Fith at 
Billingfgate by Retail; referred toa Committee, Li. 292. Report and Bill ordered for Ditto, 
604. P. 791. ; : 

Bill for allowing the Ufe of Salt, Duty-free, in the preferving of Fifth in Bulk or in Barrels; for 
protectliig Perfons engaged in fuch Fitheries from being impreffed into His Majefty’s Service ; 
and for allowing a Bounty on Pilchards, now cured, whether exported or fold for Home Con- 


fumption; ordered, with an Inftruction, LV. 903. 909. Inftruction relative to White Herrings, 
917. Bill confidered, ibid. Report, &amp;c. gig. P. 929. 


See Bills, 5. 45. 154.— Committees, 113.~— Crile, 9 — Fisheries, 4. 5— Hats 
bouts, 20.—ipoule, 90. 167.—ervings,—Salt,—Scotland, 57.—Supply, 188. 











— fisheries. 


I, Petitions relating to Fifheries, wz. 


Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dartmouth concerned in the Newfoundland Trade and Fifhery, againft 
eftablifhing any new Court of Law, and againft a Cuftom Houfe at Newfoundland ; to lie on 
the Table, XLVI. 408. Petition-of Merchants, &amp;c. refiding in Port Glafgow, Ditto, 440. 

See Courts, 12. &amp;c. 





II. Petitions for Bills relating to Fifheries referred to Committees, viz. 


Mackarel Fifhery, viz. 


In Cornwall; for Encouragement to be given to it, XLVI. 220. Not reported. Petition 
renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 109. Report and to lie on the Table, 346. Report referred to 
a Committee of the whole Houfe, 372. Confidered, 379. Report feveral Refolutions for 
Duties to ceafe and granting Bounties, and Bill ordered, 384. P. 508. Bill to explain and 
amend the faid Act, ordered, LI. 605. P. 785. 


See Laws Expiring, 28. 








Oyfter Fifhery, viz. 
At Whitftable ; Dredgers to be incorporated, XLVIII. 227. P. 711 


Pilchard Fifheries, viz. 


Of Cornwall and Devon; for thé additional Bounty of Two Shillings per Hogfhead granted by 
A&amp; of Parliament to be continued to them, XLVI. 219. Report and referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 448. Report in favour of a Bounty of One Shilling and Six Pence upon 
every Cafk or Veffel of Pilchards containing 50 Gallons exported, and Bill ordered thereupon, 
460. Bill reported and re-committed, 567. Again reported, 586. P. 686. 


Petition of Fifth Curers, &amp;c. for an Extenfion of the Act of 31 Geo. III. for the Encouragement 
of the faid Fithery, referred toa Committee, LI. 295. Petition of Fifhermen, &amp;c. of suet 
: wa 2 





See Corporations, 2. 
s 


















II. 





| Fisheries : Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





——&lt;—&lt;— 


wall, to the like Effect, referred to the fame Committee, &amp;c, 296 Report .and reférred toa 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 439. Confidered, 452. Report a Refolution and Bill or- 
dered for continuing the Aét, &amp;c. 456. P. 672. 


Bill for allowing a further Bounty upon Pilchard$ exported, and for amending an A&amp; of 38 Geo. III. 
for transferring thi¢ Management of the Salt Duties to the Commiffioners of Excife ; ordered, 
with an Inftruction, Liv. 522. P. 710. 


Salmon Fifhery, &amp;c. viz. 


Petition of Proprietors of Fifhings in the River Nith, in Scotland, XLVII. 462.—Report, 543. 
P. 1070. See Scotland, 53. | 


Petition of Owners and Proprietors of Fifheries in the Counties of Southampton and Wilts, for a 
Bill to amend Aéts of 4 Queen Anne and 1 Geo, I. for the Prefervation of Salmon and other 
Fifh in the Rivers within the faid Counties, Lil. 307. Report, 389. Bill read Third Time 
and Amendments made, 650. P. 672. 





Tweed River; Petition of Proprietors of Fitheries in the faid River, for a Bill to alter and amend, 
&amp;c. Two Acts of 11 and 15 Geo. III. for Regulation, &amp;c. of thofe Fifheries, and alfo within 
the Mouth or Entrance of the faid River, LI. 314. Report, 38 5- Bill read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 449. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 481. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 505. P. 531. 


Bills relating to Fifheries ordered on Reports from Committees 


of the whole Houfe, 273. 


Britith Fifheries, viz. 


To continue an A&amp; of 35 Geo. III. for the more effectual Encouragement of Ditto, LI. 476. P. 
690. Bill to continue and amend A&amp; of 39 Geo. III. for continuing feveral Acts for ‘the 
Encouragement of the Britifh Fifheries ; ordered, LV. 724. P. 784. 


See infra, 9.—Laws Crpiving. 





Herring Fifhery, viz. 


A Refolution of a Committee reported, and Inftruction thereon, L. 384. Other Refolutions 
reported and entered, LIV. 509. Further confidered and Bill ordered, 523. Not brought in. 


See Ponfe, 90. 256.— Laws Crpiring, 16. 22. &amp;c. 





Newfoundland, viz: 


To revive and continue the Bounty granted by Act of 26 Geo. Hi. for encouraging the Fitheries 
carried on at Ditto, &amp;c. LI. 640. P. 698. 


See Supply, 553. 


Whale Fifhery, viz. 


To continue and amend feveral Laws relating to the Encouragement of the Fifheries carried on in 
in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights, and t6 amend the Laws now in Force for the En- 
couragement of the Fifheries carried on in the Seas to the Southward of the Greenland Seas and 
Davis’s Streights ; ordered, XLVII. 523. Petition of the Right Honourable Charles Greville 
for removing certain Inconveniences, &amp;c. relating to the faid Trade; referred to the Committee 
of the whole Houfe on the Bill, 623. Confidered, 625. Report, and a Claufe added, that 
Ships having on board one Apprentice for every Fifty Tons Burthen, fhall be entitled to the 
Bounties, 679. P. 747.——See Laws Crpiring, 6. 


Bill to allow to Ships carrying on the Southern Whale Fifhery to the North of the Equator, the fame 
Premium as they are now entitled to if they do not pafs the Equator; Motion for Ditto referred 
toa Committee of the whole Houfe ; confidered, reported, and order Bill, XLVIII. 811. P. 
938. 


Bill for further encouraging and regulating the Southern Whale Fifheries; Laws for regulating 
Ditto confidered, L, 327» Report and Bill for Ditto ordered,-332. Read Third Time, anda 
Claufe added to prevent Delays in Payment of the Bounties, &amp;c. 565. P. 618. 


Bill to explain the Adt of 35 Geo. HI. “ for further encouraging and regulating the Southern Whale 
“« Fifheries ;” ordered, Lil. 690. Confidered and reported without Amendment, and ordered to 
be ingroffed, 713. P. 750. 


Bill for further encouraging the Southern Whale Fitheries; ordered, Lill. 398. Bill reported, and 
Report to be taken into further Confideration, 552. Report further confidered, Bill to be in- 
grofied, 600. P, 690, : 

IV. Bills 











Fish eries. 


IV. Bills relating to Fifheries ordered on Motion, VIZ. 


3. To amend A&amp; of 15 Geo. III. for the Encouragement of the Fifheries carried on from Great Bri- 
tain, Ireland, and the Britifh Dominions in Europe, &amp;c.; ordered, XLVII. 675. Inftruction to 
make Provifion for charging a Duty of Three Pence per Gallon on all Ruui: or other Spirits, 
over and above all other Duties, &amp;c. imported into the Ifland of Newfoundland, or the Iflands 
adjacent, 688. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, iid. Petition of Merchants of 
Dartmouth again{ft; to lie onthe Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, sd. Petition 
and Memorial of Merchants, &amp;c of Briftol, agaift; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel 
ordered, 689. Another Petition from Merchants, &amp;c. of Briftol, praying for a Committee 
to be appointed to confidertheir Complaints ; to lic on the Table, 690. A State of the-New- 
foundland Fifhery, and an Account of Shipping and Trade Outwards, &amp;c. at Ditto, ordered 
and prefentéed, 695. Petition of Merchants trading to Newfoundland from the Ports on’ the 
River Clyde, againft; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, 708. Pe- 
tition of Merchants, &amp;c. from Teignmouth, Newton Bufhel, &amp;c.  avaintt; to lie on the 
Table, &amp;c. 713- Petition of Traders, &amp;c. of Brixham, in Devonthire, and alfo of Merchants 
of Poole, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 715. Merchants, &amp;c. of Briftol decline being, 
heard, and Bill committed, 719. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Totnes, againft; to lie on 
the Table, 733. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Exeter, and alfo of Merchants, &amp;c. of Exeter, 
Ditto, 734- Of Traders, &amp;c. of Dartmouth, Ditto, 735. Motion withdrawn for a Com- 
mittee to enquire into the State of the Trade to Newfoundland, &amp;c. and put off the Committee 
on the Billfor Two Months, 737. Another Bill to amend the faid A&amp;, and for permitting 
Melaffes from the Britifh Colonies to be imported, Duty-free, into Newfoundland ; ordered on 
. the Report of a Committee of the whole Houfe, LI. 534. Prefented and to be printed, 564. 
The Second Reading deferred for Three Months, 581. 


Greenland and Whale Fifhery, viz. 


10, For allowing Veffels employed therein to complete their full Number of Men at certain Ports in 
the Ifles of Orkney and Shetland, for a Time to be limited; ordered, XLIX. 303. P. 417. 





Oyfter Fifheries, viz. 


11. For better protecting the feveral Oyfter Fifheries within this Kingdom, XLVI. 467. Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, 579. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was 
agreed to, 705. P. 707.——See Corporations, &amp;c. 2. 


See alfo Accounts, 136. 431. 432. 445. 764. 918. 1049. 1050. 1058. 1063.—Addrefles, 
81.82. 162. 163.—Billg, 7. 30. 45. 154. 156.——Committees, 97. 113.—Con: 
bentions, 1.—Courts, 12. 13. &amp;c.—iarbours, 20 —houle,—Laws Erpiving, 
28. 34. 35. 40.— Petitions, 37.—Stotland, 3. 53. 








Pishermen, Sailors, &amp;c. 


See Actounts.— Fisheries, 3. 8. 11.—Pabp, 


PFishings. 


See Stotland, 53. 


Flanders. : 


See Accounts, roo. 112. 141. 161. 165. 183. 193. *94- 219. 240. 1383.—Ftante,—Fournal, 
50.—Supply, 75. 105. . 


flasks. 


See Wonte, (Ads).—ayines. 























Slax anv flar’ Heed. 


See Houle, 97. 100.—Fmportation,—_Lans Expiring, 6. 10.—satents, 4. 





Siar and Cotton, &amp;c. 


See Laws Expiting, 10. 17. 28. 32. 





Fleet Brifon. 


See Accounts, 308.—MAbddrefles, 87. 88.—Debtors,— toute, 176. 321. 


Fleets. 


See Accounts, 165. go5. 1264.—Houle, 31. 33.—Pabyp.—Supply, 74. &amp;c. 








Flood Gates. 


See Harbours, 12. 13. &amp;c.—Pabigations, 


Floods. 


See Bridges, 1. 12. 14. 15. 16. 18.—ighwaps, 136.—Fens, 9. 








Florida (Cast). 


See Accounts, 61. 675. 693.—Supplp, 55. 56. 


flour. 


See Accounts, 138. 1069.—Billg, 303. 383.—Bread— Corn and Orain, 2.—Corporations, 
&amp;c.—Digstillern—Drawhacks, &amp;c. 55.—France, 6.—Poule, 71. 74. 76. 164. 


Food. 


See Corn and Orait.—Digtillerp— boule, 74. 76. 164.—pProvigions.—Stareh. 














Inpax XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) sR 










 -fFfootmen. 


See Ponte, 350. 351.—Drbers, 83. 











foot Gaps and Paths. 


See Mills, 98.—Burping Ground, 2.—Pighwaps, 149.-—fSquareg and Streets, 28. 30. 36. 
55- 68. 71. 





Forage. 


See Accounts,—Supplp, 119. Sec. 





SForces. 


Effective Force, XLIX. 345. 738. 


See Accounts, 82. 105. 109. 123. 138. 144. 165. 181. 508. &amp;c.—iBillg, 137.— 
Pelages, 7. 13. 29. &amp;c.— Speeches, 3. 4. 5. &amp;c.—Supplp, 72. 120. &amp;c. 





Foreign Bottoms. 


See Corn and Grain, o.— Houle, 72. 73. 74. 103. 164.—Mest Fndieg, 





Foreiqn Corn. 


See Accounts, 380. 381. 384. 959. 969.—DBills, 140.—Corn and Grain, 2. 5. 9. &amp;c. 


Poreign Countries. 


See Accounts, 959. 969. 971. 974- 995. 1007+ 1061. 1264.—America, 7—Corn and Grain, 
2. 5. g.—BDuties, 1. 47. 50. 66. 77.—France.—Holland,—oule, 76. 101.—Fmporta: 
tion,— Qpediterrancan,— Russia.— Turkey, 








PForetqners. 


See Mecounts, 164. 181. 184. 194. 435. 1229. 1379. 1381. 1390,.—Mvorelles.—Gliens,— 
Patentees.—Patents, 6.—Duestions Previous Megative, 16. 





Foreign Forres. 


See Accounts, 164. 181. 184. 188. 189. 232. &amp;c. 110. 1197. 1295. 1244.&gt; &amp;e— 
. Addreles, 6. 7. 41.—Billg, 328.—Mellages, 13. 14. 15.— Questions Previous Pegative, 
17.— Speeches, 7. 





foreign Goods, Produce and Merchandise. 


See France,—Goodg,— Hollany.— West Fnvdies. 





Foreign “Yslands. 


See America, 7.— France, 6—West Judies. 


Foreign Ministers. 


See Attounts, 27. 28. 12568. 1259.— France.—Germanp.— Gttoman Porte—Questions 
Previous Megative.—iR ussia.— Treaties. : 





SForeiqn Parts. 


See Actount$, 109. 127. 130. 144. 157. 164. 207. 218. &amp;c.—Corn and Orain, 2.— 
Houle, 75. 164.—Laws Crpiving, 6. 8. &amp;c.—Seas. 


Foreign Powers, &amp;c. 


See Committees, 128. 134, 


Foreign Cimber. 


Report of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. on Foreign Oak, &amp;c, XLVII. 273. 280. 
See Account$, 385. 416. 463. 464. 465. 1264. 


forestallers, Reqraters, &amp;c.. 


Petitions relating to Ditto, vz. 
ae Of the Members of the Benefit Societies and other Inhabitants of Nottingham and its Vicinities, 
againft Fereftalling, &amp;c. and the Monopoly of Farms, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the 
High Price of Corn, LI. 172. 


InDEx XLVI. t to LY. (P90—1800.) 3 Biffs 














Bills relating to Foreftallers, &amp;c. wiz. 


2. For the more effectually preventing the foreftalling, regrating, and engroffing of Live Cattle ; 
ordered, Lii. 371. Prefented and ordered to be printed, 528. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Farms and Lands in the County of Somerfet in favour of the Bill, to lie on the Table, 585. 
Committed, and the Report of the preceding Seffion on the Petition of the Cutting Retail 
Butchers of Londoh, &amp;c. referred to the Committee, 592, Reported and to be further con= 
fidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, &amp;c. 625. Report further confidered, and further 
Amendments being neteflary, Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 647. 
Confidered on a Divifion and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 652. Deferred, 660. Further confidered 
on a Divifion for the Speaker to leave the Chair; a Report made and to be further confidered, 
and Bill as amended to be further confidered, 672. Report further confidered, and negative, 
on a Divifion, now reading the Amendments a Second Time, and deferred for Three Months, 
685. 




































See Butcyers.—Corn and Grain,—ipoule, 164. 262. 





forests. 


Bills relating to Forefts, vz. 


1. For the Prefervation and further Increafe of Timber within the New Foreft, in the County of 
Southampton ; for the Sale of Rents, and the Enfranchifement of Copyhold Tenements, in 
the faid Foreft ; ordered, &amp;c. XLVII. 611. Bill confidered in the Committee ; reported ; Report 
to be further confidered, and Bill with the Amendments to be printed, 680. Petition of the Earl 
of Lonfdale, Bailiff of Burley in New Foreft, againft; to lie onthe Table until the Report is 
taken into further Confideration, 702. Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed ; the 
Earl of Lonfdale’s Petition referred, and. Counfel ordered, 718. Earl of Lonfdale’s Petition 
withdrawn, &amp;c. and Day appointed to confider further of the Bill, 729. Reports of Commif- 
fioners of the Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. referred, and Bill confidered, 763. Report, anda Claufe ad- 
ded to prevent Officers taking Fee Trees, &amp;c. 768. Day appointed for the Third Reading, 
789. Bill now read Third Time, and a Claufe added for empowering the Commiffioners to 
enquire into difputed Claims, 8c. 792. Not returned from the Lords. 





2. For better Prefervation of Timber in the New Foreft, in the County of Southampton, and for 
afcertaining the Boundaries of the faid Foreft, and of the Lands of the Crown within the fame ; 
ordered, LV. 600. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 623. Confidered in the Com- 
mittee ; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 670. 
Report further confidered ; Amendments made ; a Claufe added ; a Claufe offered and read Firft 
Time ; Bill re-committed, 718. Confidered, 722. Reported, &amp;c. 723. Petition of William 
Scott, Efquire, of Wimpfon, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Third Reading of the Bill, 727. 
Another Petition of Mr. Scott, to lie on the Table and to be heard ; Petition of the Duchefs 
Dowager of Bolton, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 730. Day ap- 
pointed for the Third Reading, 731. Read Third Time; Mr. Scott called in and heard 
upon his Petition; Counfel heard for the Duchefs of Bolton, and Notice being taken 
that Forty Members were not prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 745. Immediately proceeds fur- 
ther on the Third Reading of the Bill; Amendments made ; Bill paffes on a Divifion, 748. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 774. Amendments agreed to, 777. P. 784. 


3. For the better Prefervation of the Game in His Majefty’s Forefts ; ordered, LV. 691. Prefented, 


&amp;c. 703. Committed, 711. Confidered ; reported ; Report to be taken into further Confidera- 
tion in Two Months; Bill as amended to be printed, 718. 


See MAtcounts, 759. 766. 1027. 1264. 1390.—2Billg, 101. 159. 173.—Commons, 
&amp;c.— Crown Lands.— Highways, 29.—Jnelolures, 62. 99. 120. 229. 332. 
Land Rebdenue. 


forfeitures. 


See MAttounts, 106.—Bills, 34. 153. 156. 170. 179. 282.—Churehes, 33.— 
Customs,— Smuggling, 1.—Speaker, 52.—Wirits of Mandamus. 





Forgeries 






















SForgeries and Frauds. 


See Bank of England, s. 





form. 


The Lords Commiffionets for opening the New Parliament in 1796, {fat on a Form between the 
Throne and the Woolfacks, Lil. 7. 





forms. 
Schedules and Fortns, &amp;¢: LUI: 437.—LIV. 139.——LV. 772+ 
See Billg, 220. 222, 259. 





— ae 


Fortifications. 


See Accounts, 3. 15. 17. 30. 39. 52.65. 8a. 161. 165. 219. 508. 534. 535. 576.—dBills, 
151. ? 





forts. 


See Metounts, 3. 17. 39. 52) 130. 224. 225. 524. $35. 645. 567.—MWellages, (Ireland). 
Petitions, 74.—Supply, 31: 





France, 
I. Bills relating to France, v2. 


I. To prohibit the Circulation of Promiffory ot other Notes, Orders, Undertakings, or Obligations, 
for the Payment of any Sum or Sums of Money, created and iffued under or in the Name of 
any Public Authority in France ; ordered, XLVIII. 51. Prefented, &amp;c. 59. Committed ; con- 
fidered ; reported, and ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 61. 62. 89. P. gt. ' 








2.° For Naval Stores, &amp;c: See Crportation. 


36 For preventing Money or Effects, in the Hands of His Majefty’s Subjects, belonging to, or dif- 
pofable by, Perfons refident in France, being applied to the Ufe of the Perfons exercifing the 
Powers of Government in France, and for preferving the Property thereof for the Benefit of the 
individual Owners thereof; ordered, XLIX. 96. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 
123. Confidered in the Committee; report and ordered to be printed, 154. Bill re- 
committed ; confidered; reported, and Day appointed for the Third Reading, 174. Sent to 
the Lords, 179. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 252. . Amendments agreed 
to, 254. P. 255. See infra, 5. 


4 To enable Subje&amp;s of France toenlift as Soldiers in Regiments to ferve on the Continent of Europe, 
and incertain other Places, and to enable. His Majefty to grant. Commiffions to Subjects of 
France to ferve and receive Pay as Officers in fuch Regiments, or as Engineers, under certain 
Reftrictions ; ordered, XLIX. 429. Bill ordered to be printed, 442. Read Second Time, on 
a Divifion, and committed, &amp;c. 458,  Confidered_in the Committee upon a Divifion, &amp;c. 464. 
Report, and fome Amendments made, &amp;c. 478.. P. 568. 


ber For more effectually preferving Money or Effects, in the Hands of His Majefty’s Subjeéts, belong- 
longing to, or difpofable by, Perfons refident in France, for the Benefit of the individual Owners 
thereof; ordered, XLIX.-458. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, ibid. Confidered in 
the Committee, &amp;c. 471. Reported; re-committed ; reported again ; to be further confidered, 
and ordered to be printed, 572. Further confidered, &amp;c, 632. 636. P. 743. 





Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5S 6. Bill 





9- 


10, 


13. 


14. 


15. 


Bill for fupplying fuch of the French Iflands as may be in His Majefty’s Poffeffton with the feveral 
Sorts of Corn, Meal, Flour, and Bifcuit, neceffary for the Maintenance of the Inhabitants of 
the faid Iflands; ordered and prefented, &amp;c. XLIX. 594. P. 735. 


For Cambricks, &amp;c.——See Importation, 14. 


Bill more effectually to prevent, during the War between Great Britain and France, all Traitorous 
Correfpondence with, or Aid or Affiftance being given to, His Majefty’s Enemies; ordered, 
XLVI. 407. Prefented, &amp;c, and to be printed, 41 § Committed, 433. Confidered and 
report a Progrefs, and to fit again, 442. Further confidered and report, and the Report to be 
further confidered, 456. Order of the Day read ; Report re-committed ; confidered and report 

,a Progrefs, and to fit again, 604. 606. Further confidered and go through the Bill, and Day ap- 
pointed for receiving the Report, 609. Report received, Amendments confidered, &amp;c.; a 
Claufe added for afcertaining the Co cement Of. the Act at different Places; a Petition of 
feveral Merchants concerned in the T to North America againft certain Claufes of the Bill, 
which would affect their Trade; to lie on the Table till the Third Reading of the Bill, and 
Counfel ordered, 612. Read Third Time and Counfel heard; negative an Adjournment of the 
Houfe on a Motion for the Bill to pafs; Bill paffed on a Divifion and fent to the Lords, 618. 
Returned from the Lords with Amendments, 672. Day appointed for taking the Amendments 
into Confideration, 677. Deferred, and negative printing the Bill with the Amendments, 69s. 
Deferred, 707. Amendments confidered; Amendments made to feveral of them; negative 
adding Words by way of Amendment, and return the Bill tothe Lords, 719.722. Sent back 
from the Lords agreed to, 726. P. 745. 


Bill more effectually to prevent Perfons, being His Majefty’s Subjects, from voluntarily repairing 
to or remaining in France, &amp;c. during the War, and to prévent Correfpondence with fuch Per- 
fons, and with His Majefty’s Enemies ; ordered, Lill. 641. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
ibid. Confidered in the Committee; reported ; Report ‘to be further confidered, and Bill as 
amended to be printed, 676. 680. Report further confidered; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c, 684, 
Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 686. P. 707. 


II. Motions, &amp;c. relating to France, vz. 


“ That the Exiftence of the prefent Government of France ought not to be confidered as pre~ 
“: cluding, at that Time, a Negotiation for Peace.””—Entries in’ the Journal, &amp;c. read, feveral 
Amendments made to the Queftion, &amp;c. and a 


Refolution, 


“ That the Houfe feels itfelf called upon to declare its Determination firmly, &amp;c. to fupport His 
“ Majefty in the vigorous Profecution of the prefent juft and neceffary War, &amp;c.” L. 96. 


Motion : 


* That the prefent Circumftances of France ought not.to preclude the Government of this Country 
** from entertaining Propofals for a general Pacification, &amp;c.” and the other Orders of the Day 
read, upon a Divifion, L. 561. The like upon a Motion, “ That it is not juft, &amp;c. to carry on 
“ War for the Purpofe of reftoring the Monarchy of France,’”’ Lv. 246. 





Notes, Letters, &amp;c. viz. 


Relating to a Change in the French Government, and to.Negotiations for Peace; XLVIII. 102. 
LIE. 242. : 


IIT. Queftions Negative, viz. 


That it is the Duty of His Majefty’s Minifters to avail themfelves of the prefent Circumftances of 
the War, and to promote a Pacification by every Means in their Power, &amp;c. XLIX. 638. 


That in every poffible Cafe it is equally defirable that Hiis Majefty fhould make an explicit De- 
claration of His Views, if the Intention be not to interfere in the internal Government of France, 
XLIX. 638. | 


That it isthe Duty of His Majefty’s Minifters to advife Him not to enter into any Engagements 
which may prevent, &amp;c. a Negotiation for Peace with the French Republic, LIV. 71. 


See Accounts, 30. 167. 176. 181. 189. 192. 196. 197. 219. 232. 252. 284. 286. 
296. 421. 442. 451. 452. 768. 937. 966. 979. 1097. 1230. 1239. 1250. 1375- 
1384. 1390.—@dorefles, 1. 26. 46. 48. 149. 154. 355.—Bills, 86. 87. 370.— 
Wobver.— Fisheries, (Report) 2.—Poule, 259.—Laws Crpiring, 30. 41.—Pel- 
fages, 7. 13. 16, 20. 25.—otions, 27. to 29. 37.—peate, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Questions 
Brebious Pegative, 18. 19. 20.—HSedition.—Speeches, 3. 4. 7.—fupplp, 79- 

. 120. &amp;c.—West Indies, 2. 6. 20. &amp;c 
















































“) * 4 4 ; / 

Franks-and Franking. 

See Accounts; 948. 949. O40. 952.~ Bills; 305. 383.— Complaints, 12.— woule, 168— 
Members, 1.—Supply; 421. 551. 6o1.—Uotes, s. 





Frauds and Abules, 
See Abules.— Bank of Englant, 5. —Bankrtipts.— Bills, 372.—Butter,— Committees; 9. 


107.—Complaints, 12. &amp;c:—€leetions (Canterbury ).— Exile, 1. 3. &amp;c,— ap and Straw, 
1.—kaws Expiting; 17. 22.—Seateh, 3. &amp;c.—SHramps; 3.— Crave; &amp;c. 2. 15. 





Frauds and Theft, 


Free Gite. 


See Dffited, 5. 








HFreeboards. 


See Billg, 195. 





Freemen. 


See Complaints, 20.—€lectiong (the Table). 


Sree Ports, 


See Potts Free. 


Freight, Bemurrage, &amp;c. 


See Atcounts, 13. 39- 70. 79. 228. 472. 508. 898. goo. . 


PFriths ov Rivers. 


See Srotland, 2. 30. &amp;c. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












See Sunday, 2.—Supply, 341. 345+ 479- 


Fuel. 


See Accounts; '1264.—Jnelotures, 'ng. Bee 








Funds. 


See Mecounts, 256. 261. 269. 473. 624. 625. 636. 637. 650. 651. 652. 1032.—MAdorelles,— 
Bank of England, 4. &amp;c.—Billg, 24. 36. 146. 179. 182. 222. 235. 370.—Docks,— 
France, 5. 7— Militiay 1. 20 3. &amp;ec— poor, 8..dcc.— Public Funds, &amp;c.—HSocieties, 1. 
2.. &amp;c.—Supplp, 170.171. 302, 305. 446. &amp;c. 


Furs. awe 


See Accounts, 774.— Laws Expiring, 17.—Supply, 296. 








@Gabelle, a3 


Relating to French Salt, L. 349. See Fisbeties, 2... 





Gambling. 


Sce Houle, 194.—Lotteries, 1.—abigations, 8. 
a“ 


Game, 


J. Bills, &amp;c. relating to Game, wz. 


1. To amend an Aé of 2 Geo. III. for the better Prefervation of the Game in England; ordered, 
LI. 404. On reading the-Order of the Day for confidering the Bill, Forty Members not being 
prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 421. Confidered, 433. P. 545. 





————$—$— 





2, Aéts of 22 &amp; 23 of Charles Il, and other Acts relating to the Game read; certain Motions 
made and negatived; &amp;c. and a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of the 
‘id Acts, LI. 475. » Confidered and reported, and a Bill, 


For the Repeal of certain Laws made for the Prefervation of the Game. ordered, LI. 499. 
Inftruction to make Provifion for altering and amending feveral other of the faid Laws, and 
for eftablifhing certain other Regulations for Prefervation of the Game, 504. Bill for Ditto 
prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 524. Negative now reading the Bill a Second 
Time, and deferred for Three Months, 644. 


on Bill for repealing Two Aéts of 36 Geo. III. which limit the Time for killing Patridges in England, 
and Scotland, and for amending fo much of Act of 2 Geo. UI. as relates to fuch Limitation 
within England, by making other Provifions for that Purpofe; ordered, LIV. 222. -Prefented, 
&amp;c. and ordered to be read Second Time’on a Divifion, 229. Committed, 254. Petition of 
Gentlemen, &amp;c, within the Hundreds of Faircrofs and Kintbury Eagle, in the County of Berks, 
praying for the Acts to continue in Force and to-remain unaltered ; Petition of feveral Perfons 
in, 












Game, 


~ 





in the County and City of Worcefter, &amp;c. praying that the Bill may pafs; to lie on the Table, 

“ 314. Negattve an Inftruéction to the Committee to'make Provifion for more effectually prevent- 
ing the trefpaffing in any Field of Standing,Corn ; and alfo negative an Inftruétion to make Pro- ’ 
vifion for the better Prefervation of the Moor or Hill Game; Bill confidered and to be reported, 
315. Reported, &amp;c. 323. P. 440. 


If.- Queftions ‘Negative, w7z. 


2 For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal certain Statutes (8 Geo. I.; 26 Geo. II.; 2 Geo. III.) 
enabling Perfons to bring Suits and Aétions in His Majefty’s Courts of Record, to recover Penal- 
ties incurred againft the Game Laws, LI, 655. 


4. For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend Aét of the preceding Seffion (36 Geo. III.) for the better 
Prefervation of the Game in England, LII..657. 


See Accounts, 1136.— Bills, 8. 358.— Forests.—MWotions (withdrawn) 44. 62.— 
Scotland, 12.—Supply, 360. 361. 486. 





Game-beepers. 


See Armp, 10.— Bills, 37.—Supplyp, 360. 486. 3 





Gaming. 


See Pewws-papers, 1.— Mrvers, 83. 





Gaolet. 


See Gaols, 1. 4. &amp;c.— Sheriffs, 2. 








Gals. 


I. Bill relating to Gaols in general, wz. 


i For the better regulating of Gaols and other Places of Confinement ; ordered, XLVI. 560. Pre- 


* 


fented, &amp;c.; ordered to be printed;and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 622. Committed. 


to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 629. Deferred, 646. 656. Confidered, 662. Re- 
ported, &amp;c. 665. 681. 705. P. 707. 
II. Petitions for Bills to erect new Gaols and new-Bridewells, or 
Houfes of Correction; referred to Committees, viz. 
2. Briftol City, XLVI. 132.——Petition renewed, and for a Penitentiary Houfe and Houfe of Cor- 


rection, XLVII. 442. Report, 598. Bill reported and Amendments made, &amp;c. 786. 
P. 1090. 





Carmarthen Town and County Borough, and for fupplying the fame, &amp;c. with Water, and for 
paving, lighting, &amp;c. Ditto,-XLVII. 396. Report, 511. P. 1070, 


4 Surrey County Commion Gaol and‘Seffion Houfe; &amp;c. and for difpofing of the prefent County Gaol, 
and the Ground thereto belonging, XLVI.°174. Report, 297. P. 563. 


ue 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) os III. Petition 












‘Gavls: 




















——— 





III. Petition for a Bill for better and more effeQtual regulating and 
managing a Gaol and Bridewell already built, wz. 
g. Southampton County ; referred to,a Committee, XEVL 144. Not reported. 


IV. Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;c. Acts for building Gaols, re- 
. ferred to Committees, v7z. 


6. Kent County Gaol, LIV. 204.———Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LV. 190. Report, 26% 
Petition of certain Juftices of the Peace for the County of Kent in favour of the Bill, to lie on 
the Table, 335. Petition of Juftices of the Peace acting for the Eaftern Divifion of the County, 
and of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Eftates in the faid Divifion, againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading ; Counfel ordered and. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 336. Bill read 
Second Time; Counfel for and againft the Bill heard ; Witneffes examined, &amp;c. and the fur- 
ther Proceeding on the Bill adjourned, 370. Further adjourned, 397. Notice taken of the 
Bill containing Provifions not included in the Petition; Order for further Proceeding difcharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, and another ordered, 417. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 418. Negative now 
reading the Bill a Second Time, ona Divifion, and defer it for Six Months, 448. 


Sarum (New).——See infra, 7. 


V. For repealing A&amp;ts, &amp;c. for building Gaols, referred to Com- 
mittees, vz. 


7 Sarum (New); fo much of Aé&amp; of 25 Geo. FFE. as requires the Mayor, &amp;c. to build a new Gaol 
within the faid City, and to authorize the Commitment of Felons to the Gaol of the County of 
Wilts, and for explaining and amending the faid A, LV. 289. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. 
of the City of New Sarum in favour of the Application, referred to the fame Committee, 373. 
Report_and Bill ordered, 522, P. 681. 


See Accounts, 775. 957.—Wail.—Billg, 20. 146.—onle, 175.—MDrderg, 67.-— 
Penitentiary houles—Hrotland, 53.—Tpthes, 2. 





Gaps. 


See Wills, 368. 


A RR AR A a LS A 


@ardens, Mrehards, &amp;c. 


See Bills, 69. 146. 178.—Churehes, 33.—Cstates, 44. 79.—bighwaps, 186. &amp;c.— 
Ling, 6.— Pabigations, 49.—Squares and Streets, 29. : 





@Gatrifons, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 130. 131. 138. 161. 165. 166. 211. 219. 520, 580.—%Billg, 153.—Supplp, 
72. 74 &amp;c. 





Gates (Curnpikes), 


See Mills, 169. 170. 176. 177. 178. 183. 185. 367. 368. 



























I. Country Gazettes; Notices to be given, &amp;c. in Ditto, LI. 221. 239. 253. 290. 302. 428. 





2. London Gazette; particular Notices to be given, &amp;c. in Ditto, .L. §51.—LI. 253. 303. 436. 783° 4 
Lil. 738. —LIVs..77. 101s. 375-—LV. 315. 7 





Refolutions to be printed in Ditto, L. 615. 


See Millg, 90.,.131. 136..269.—Corn and Grain, 2.— Drawbacks, 55. 64. 67. 
100. — Speaker, bas. Bit saceana &amp;ce. 


v2 
4 


General Assemblies, 


See Willg, 245, 7 ¥ &gt; 


’ 





ee ne  e- -es 


Geneval *Pasue. 


See wills, 139. 





Geneva. 


See Smuggling —Supplp, 392. 496. 
Maidftone, XLVI. 93. 94.—XLVIIIL. 804. 833. 
See alfo ats Crpiting, 18. 36.—Supplp, 3926 468. sit. $53. 554. 581. 586, 





Foreign. 





Germany. 


Proceedings of the Houfe refpecting advancing certain Sums to the Emperfot, Lit. 204, 


See Accounts, 109, 111. 127. 138. 181. 184. 188. 193. 196. 268. 365. 694. 
777+ 194 1231. 1236. 1256.—M@dorelles, 5. 39. 41. 149. 155. 157.—Com- 
inittees, 131.—Customs, 5.—Polland.— Houle, 407.— Pellages, 10. 12. &amp;ci— 
Potions, .34.—Questiotis Previous Megative, 19.—Smuggling, 1 —Sopreches, 
1. 26 3. &amp;c.—fSoupplp, 177. 186. 451. 533. 581. 





Gibraltar, 


See Actounts, 130. 131. 138. 161, 166, 211. 286. 669. 778. 779. 1391.—Abdbdrefles, 73.— 
Clettions, 200.—Lebant Scas.—foupplp, 72. &amp;c. 





Gin. 


See Distillern.— Geneva.—fopirits.—Supplp, 300, 392. 511. 





Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Ginger, Pimento, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 368. 





Glals, &amp;c. 


See Occnmate. 724. 780. 1074.—Committees, 104.—Corporationgs, &amp;c. 1.—Duties, 538.— 
Crcife, 7—Laws Crpiring, 23. 32. 40.—Quarantine—Supplp, 338. 339. 487. 553» 
571. 627. ° 





Glasses. 


1. _ At the Table of the Houfe for the Order in which Petitions are to be confidered, and for Ballots 
relating to Elections, XLVI. 13. 89. &amp;c.—LIL 13. 17. 18. 
2. ——Ditto for Seleé&amp;t and Secret Committees, XLVI. 396.—XLIX. 589. 


See Committees, _Clettions.— toute, —Jndia,—_Speaker, 





Glebe or Typthes. 


See Willg, 20. 213.—Churehes.—Cgtates, 70. 71. 79. 84. 120. —Juelotures —totland, 
27. 41. 56. 105.—Cptbhe. . 





Gloves and Mittens. 


See Accounts, 1137.—Dutieg, 69. 70.—Ponle, 135. 





@oats. 


Excepted in particular Grants of Common of Pafture, XLVIII. 470. 
See Accounts, 368. 1264 —Duties, 65.—oule, 77. 79. 273.— Laws Crpiring, 6 





Gold Coin, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 508. 860. 861.—Aborefies, 155-—Committees, 128.—fopeaker, 51.—Supplp, 


210. 211. 


Gold Dlate. 


See Duties, 70.— Boule, 135.—plate—Hupplp, (Plate). 


————-e ~ 








Golo{miths. 































Golntniths, 


See Darks, 6. 





Gold. GHares. 


Bill for allowing them to be manufa¢tured at a Standard lower than is now allowed by Law; ordered 
Lil, 723. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 724, Committed, 727. The Order of the Day 
for the Committee difcharged, 739..——Bill for Ditto again ordered, LIII. 653. Prefented, &amp;c. 
656. P. 690. 


See Houle, 256. 276.— petitions, 33. 





Goon Friday. 


I. This Day, Chriftmas Day, and Sunday, excepted in a Bill, XLVII. 1066. 

2. _ The A&amp; relating to Controverted Elections doesnot allow Committees to fit on this Day, XLVII. 
691. : 

Ze “* Good Friday or Chriftmas Day,” inferted.as an Amendment to a Bill, LI. 201. 


Bill from the Lords, viz. 


4. For the better Obfervance of Good Friday‘in certain Cafes therein mentioned, LV. 425. Read, 
&amp;c. 448. Confidered in the Committee; Report and Billread Third Time, &amp;c? 477. P. 538. 


See Supplp, 535.— Writs of Mandamus. 





Goons, Gates, &amp;c. 


See Atcounts, 368. 403. 407. 508. 727. g71. 1257.—America.—Billg, 1. 5. 61. 84. 139. 
153-166. 218. 251. 268. 281. 381.—@oagt Crade.—Commertial Credit.—Committees, 
104.—Corporations, &amp;c. 4. 7. $.—Cuptowts.— Duties, 64. &amp;c—Cast Jndia Company. 
Cast Indies,—Frante,—Holland.—Jmportation, 1: 11.—Jreland, 2. &amp;c.—Laws Er: 
piting, 43.—Lebant Seas. Padigarions, co. so. &amp;c,—Quakers, 4 —Supplp, 305. 480. 
510. 553. 557.—Udlest FIndies.—ight, Fale of, 





Government. 


See Attounts, 152. 265. 266. 284. 495. 508. 524. 587. 591. 765. 820—DBills, 61.—Comts 
mittees, 127,—Complaints, 1. 8—C€ast Jndia Company,—France.—Jreland, 1.—king, 
7. 14.—peate, 1. &amp;c.——Muestions Previous Pegative, 9. 11. 15.—Sedition, ie 








Governors. 


See Atcounts, 30.60. 74. 85. 130. 138. 139. 508. $20, 644. 571. $92. 680. 779. 836. 
Avdrefles, 143. 146.—Billg, 1 52.-Cast gnvia Companp, 13. d&amp;c.—Clettiong, (Writs). 
Ships, 4.— West Jndies, ' ‘ 








Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 U 
















{ou =&gt; * , F 
Grain and Flour. 
See Attounts, 81. 94. 138+ 380.723. 1041. 1053. 1069.—Commilttees, 111.—Corn and 

Grain, 3. 8. 9. 15. 18.— Distillery.—toule, 72. 74. 164. 227. 








Greate. 


See Laws Expiring, 8. 35. 





— Grenada. 


See Mtcounts, 39. 138. 161.°166. 211.—Cptates, 49,—houle, 67.—UClest Jnvies. 





Grants, 


See Aecounts, 661. 666. 697. 781. 1196. 1264.—Mddrefles, 24.—2Billg, 146 —Churthes 
(Curates).—Debt Pational,—Creile, 15. — GJnelotures, 229.— hing, 4.— Padigations, 
5.—MDrbers, 115.—Supply, 28. 29. 306. 308. and Supply (Stamps). 





ratuity. 


See Accounts, 761. 1009.— Bills, 159.— Forests, 1.—houle, 195.—Supply, so. 


Gravel. 


See Bills, 177. 208.— Highways, 126. &amp;c.—Gnelolures, 19. 288. &amp;c. 





Greenwich BHolpital. 


See Bills, 217.—Motions, 40.—Pabigations, 88 —Mavyp.—sScamen, 





@rievantes. 


I. Grand Committee for Ditto appointed to fit on particular Days, XLVI. 7.—XLVII. $8.—XLVIII. 
7-—XLIX. 17-—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 9.—LUI. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 
+2. _ A Petition. relating to Grievances arifing from the Teft A&amp;t, XLVI. 434. 


See Doge.—Cast Gnvdia Company, 10. 11. 12,—Petitiong, 64. 65. 


Grips, 


See Billg, 194.5 





Grocers Company. 


See Accounts, 341.~-Supply, 163. 


Grocers and Cea Pealers. 


See Bills, 366. -Crcife.—ypetitiong, 37: 





@Oround, 


See Accounts, 808.—Bark of England, 1.— Bille, 174. 368—Burping Grourd.—Chureh 


Bards. — Fens.— highways, &amp;c. 61. — Houles,— Holpitalg—Jnelolures, — Searle, 
79+ 





Guadaloupe. 
=o Gletolinits, 36. 37. 70. 114. 204. 252. 900, go1.—Adbrefles, 76.— West Anvieg, 





@uarantee. 


See. Germany. &gt; 





* 


Guardtans, &amp;c. eee 


See 2Bills, 66. 83.—@ptates, 7. ‘10. — Fnctotures, 247: 8c. —Land Car, (Redemption). 
petitions, 188. 190.—potr, 13. ee ms » 





Guatds, Gatrifons, &amp;e. . 


See Accounts, 165. 166. 172. 198.—Supplp, 74. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Guernfep, 












Guerntey. 


See gra 170, &amp;c.—Albernep.— Ferro,—Poute, (AGs).— FJerlep.—Quarantine.—Somug: — 
» 2 








— Gutly Halls. 


See Clectiong, (Carmarthen) (Hellfton).—®aolg, (Sarum).—Soquares and fotreets, 21. 





Guilbs or Fraternities. 


See Complaints, 5.—C€lections, (Carlifle). 


@ums. 


~ Gunners, &amp;e. 


See Accounts, 161. 





Gunpowoer. 


See Accounts, 82. 161.—Dratwbacks, 82.—2puties, 66.—Boufe, 78.—frcotlans, 102. 





Guns, Military Stores, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 123. 124. 125. 138. 141. 161. 508. 1378.—ypillg, 153.—Qndrefles, 145. 








Habeas Corpus. 


See Boule, 75.—King, 16. 58. &amp;c.— Sedition, 





ee 








BHackney Coaches, Chatrs, &amp;c. 


I, Petition of the Inhabitants of New Bond Street, &amp;c. for the Stand of Hackney Coaches to be re- 
moved out of that Street, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, XLVII. 493. Report, &amp;c. 550. 
___P. 1070,—See Squares and Streets, 73. : 














2. Bill 









-— - PBarckney Coaches, Chairs, d&amp;c. 


Bill to explain and amend fo much-of Aétof 7 Geo. III. for altering the Stamp Duties on Policies 

~ of Affurance, &amp;c. asrelates to Hackney Coaches and Chairs ; orderedy 8c. XLVII, 677. P. 
1070. 

3. —- to repeal the laft precéding A&amp; (32 Geos III.) and for fubftituting other Provifions in lieu . 

thereof, and for better regulating the Owners and Drivers of Hackney Coaches ; ordered, XLVII@ 

760. Not proceeded in. 








4. -~— for repealing the Rates and Fares taken by Licéenfed Hackney Coachmen, and for eftablithing 
other Rates and Fares in lieu thereof; and for explaining and amending feveral I.aws relatin 
to Hackney Coaches and Chairs; ordered, with an Inftruction, LV: 438. 448. Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, &amp;c, 519. P. 594. 


See Billg, 9. 87. 160. 386.— harbours, 9.—Gnelotures, 5; —Squares and Streets, 
Q. 24. gt. 43. 63. 78. 





Hair Powner. 


See Accounts, 728.—Dillenters, 4.—2Dutles, 73.—IJndemnity.—Supply, 314. 460. 461, 
525. 





Halifar (America), 


See Accounts, 64. 65.—Abddrelles, 28. 29. 143.— Motions, 22, 


Halifax (Borkshire), - 


See Churches, 13.— Debts Small, 8. 








Halls, 


Particular Notices to be given on the Doors of Town Halls, L. 366. 
See Bridges, 1.—Grbders, 83. &amp;c.—Sedition,—Sbice pallg.— Trade, &amp;c. 18. 


’ Bamburgh, 


See Customs, 5. 








Hamlets. 


A Petition for etecting particular Lands into feparate Hamlets or Townthips, XLVI. 239. 


See Docks, 6. 7.— Estates. 105—— Highwaps, 39. 45.— Fntlolures, 25. 28, 32. 
46. 76. 78. 80. 92. 121. 131. 161. 197, 207. 239. 247. 254. 263. 288. 319. 
322. 337. 383.— Poor, 6. 22.—Cower Hamlets, 





- Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 5 x 











Bann. 


See Felonp, 4. 


: 
Hand Bills. 
Relative to a Confpiracy with Ireland, LIV. 352. 
See Freland, 5.—Sedition, 








Hanvs. 


See Accounts, 1061. 1089.—Wen,—_Pavigations, 4.—Labourers, 





- Hangman. 


Motion made, but not agreed to, for a Pamphlet to be burnt by the Hands of the Common 
Hangman, LI. 231. 


See Complaints, 21. 


‘PHanover. 


a 


See Accounts, 181. 182. 184.—Addrelles, 42. 44.—MWellages, 13.—Supply, 120. 121. 122. 


 —— — 





Harbours and Biers. 


I. Petitions and Bills relating thereto, vz. 


For repealing Aéts, and making other Provifions for maintaining Harbours, 
&amp;e. viz. le. 


t. Ram{gate Harbour, in the County of Kent ; a Select Committee appointed to confider the Execu- 
tion of the Act of 22 Geo. II. for enlarging, &amp;c. the faid Harbour, XLVI. 143. A Petition of 
Merchants and Ship Owners of the Port of London relative to Ditto, and praying the Houfe 
to take the A&amp;t, &amp;c. into Confideration ; referred to the faid Committee, id. Petition of Mer- 
chants and Ship Owners of the Port of Scarborough, to the fame Effect ; referred to the {aid 
Committee, 152. Ditto of the Port of Hull, 178. Of Sunderland, 192. Of Briftol and 
Newcaftle, 199, Of Whitby, 269. Inftruétion to the Committee to confider of the Act of 
5 Geo. III. relating to the faid Harbour, 395. Report, and Bill to explain, amend, and extend 
the Powers of Two Acts of 22:GeoilLtand §-Geo. III. relative to the faid Harbour, ordered, 
&amp;c. 611. The Report and Appendix ordered to be printed, 649. Not proceeded in. The Pe- 
tition of Merchants, &amp;c. of London renewed, and referred to a Committee, XLVI. 18. The 
Report of laft Seffion referred, 19. Report and Bill ordered for repealing the faid Two Aéts, 
and for making other Provifions for Maintenance, &amp;c. of the Harbour, 575. Bill committed 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 727. Report and to be further confidered, 786. Report further con- 
fidered and Amendments made, zc, 803.. Read Third Time ; negative a Claufe to exempt 
Veffels belonging to Margate and* Broadftairs; negative adding particular Names as Truftees, 
and add One Name as fuch, and make Amendments to the Bill, &amp;c. 827. P. 1071. 








For amending the above-mentioned Act of 32 Geo. III. for the Maintenance and Improvement 
of the Harbour of Ramfgate, &amp;c. Lil. 284. Report, 547. P. 662. 


Rye, in the County of Suffex ; for difcontinuing the new Harbours of Ditto, and for repealing 
feveral Acts relating thereto, ahd for providing for the Difcharge’ of a Debt accrued on account 
thereof, and for making Reparation for certain Loffes, and for the Improvement of the old 
Harbour of Rye, LU. 284. Report, 547. P. 750. . 


II. Petitions 


» 














oe 






PBarhours and Piers. 








II. Petitions for Bills to repair or rebuild Piers, &amp;c. referred to 
Committees, vz. 


Brixham Quay, in the County of Devon; and to regulate the Moorings of Vefféls, and to eftablith 
a Market there, &amp;c. LIV. 208. Report, 225. P. 387. 


Il. 


IV. 


5. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Broadftairs, in the Ifle of Thanet and County of Kent; for repairing or rebuilding Ditto, ‘and for 


better -preferving the faid Harbour; for removing Obftructions, &amp;c. and for regulating the 
Mooring of Ships and Veffels in the Harbour, XLVII. 420. Report, 469. Petition of Pro- 
prietors of Land, -Farmers, &amp;c, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill; and Counfel or- 
dered, 579. Petition of feveral Inhabitants of Ramfgate, alfo the like from Margate, in favour 
of Ditto; to lie on the.Table, 595. Reported and Amendments made, 639. Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, 699. Amendments made at the Lords and agreed to, 805. 808. 
P. 1070. 


Douglas Harbour, in the Ifle of Man; Petition of Thomas Quayle, of Princes Court, Weftminfter, 
Efquire, Agent of the Houle of Keys of the faid Ifle, for Meafures to be adopted for Reparation 
of the faid Harbour; His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, and Petition to lie on the 
Table, XLVII. 1065. Not proceeded in. The following Accounts prefented to the Houfe 
by His Majefty’s Command :—Plan and Elevation of the Stone Pier propofed on the North Side 
of the Harbour 1793 ;—Mr. Vafs’s Eftimnate of the Expence of rebuilding the Pier at Douglas 
Harbour ;—an Account of the Revenues applicable to the Repairs of the Harbours in the Ifle of 
Man, from 1771 to 1790; XLVIUII. 923. An Addrefs to His Majefty for fuch Sum as fhall be 
neceffary for the Repairof the Harbour, 993. Anfwer, 996. 


See Supplip, 188. 





Petitions for Bills to further continue Duties for repairing, &amp;c. 


Harbours and Piers, referred to Committees, v/z. 


Whitby, in the County of York; the Duty of One Farthing per Chalder on Coals landed at cer- 
tain Places mentioned in and granted by Act 1 Queen Anne, and revived and continued by A&amp; 
of 8 Geo. II. and 6 Geo. III. for improving and repairing the Piers and Harbours of the faid 
Town, LI. 364. Report, 578. P.791. 


Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;c. Aéts paffed relating to Har- 


bours, &amp;c. referred to Committees, viz. 


Bofton, inthe County of Lincoln; A&amp; 16 Geo. IIT.; XLVII. 476. Report, 549. P. 776. 
Grimfby.——See Hates. 


Ellenfoot, in the County of Cumberland ; Two Atts of 22 and 29 Geo. II. for repairing, &amp;c. the 
faid Harbour, XLVI. 225. Report, 292. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 296. 307. Reported, &amp;c. 
335- 341. 392. P. 398. 


Littlehampton or Arundel Port, in the County of Suffex; AG of 6 Geo. II. and to empower 
the Commiffioners to improve, &amp;c. the River Arun, from the faid Harbour to Arundel, XLVIII. 
98. Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c..in favour of Ditto,: ibid. Report, 142. Bill pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 290. Committed, 347. Petition of feveral Merchants and Owners of Veffels trad- 
ing to Littlehampton, &amp;c. praying that Money in Hand for repairing the Pier, 8c. of Little- 
hampton may not be taken for making Towing Paths, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
350. Power given to the Committee to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 403. Report, 
&amp;c. 430. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for no Road or Way to be made over the Duke 
of Norfolk’s Lands without Permiffion, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 447. 650. 
Pi 932. 


Liverpool, in the County of Lancafter ; feveral Acts, and for making Two additional Wet Docks 
and Piers in or near Ditto, and for rendering more fafe and commodious the faid Port and Docks, 
LIV. 66. Report, 523. Petition of the Duke of Ancafter and-Kefteven, againft; réferred to 
the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered and. Voices given, &amp;c. 555. Petition of John 
Myers, of Liverpool, Merchant, and of John Leigh, Gentleman, againft; referred to the faid 
Committee, and Counfel ordered, 565. Bill reported and to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 614. Read 
Third Time, Claufes added and Anrendments made, &amp;c. 643. P..676. 


ar oa Ifle of Thanet and County of Kent; A&amp; 27 Geo. III.; Liv. 67, Report, gt. P. 

387. j 

Poole, Town and County ;' A&amp; of 29 Geo. II. and for providing proper Booms, and making Pro- 
vifion to prevent Accidents by Fire, &amp;c. LI. 159. Not reported. 


Swanfea, inthe County of Glamorgan; Act 31 Geo. III. for further Powers to keep up the Coal 
Light at the Mumbles, &amp;c. L. 173. Petition for Ditto reriewed and referred, &amp;c. LI. 308. 
Report, 471. P. 735. See infra, 12. 13. 











Whitehaven, 














Harbours and Piers, 





Whitehaven, in the County of Cumberland; feveral Acts, LIV. 213. Report, 705. Bill pre- 
fented, 8c. 711. Not proceeded in. 


V. Petitions for Bills to improve the Trade and Navigation of Har- , 
bours, Ports, &amp;c. making Docks, extending Quays, &amp;c. 
referred to Committees, v#z. 





ee Kingfton-upon-Hull, Ly. 252. See Docks, 3. 4. &amp;c. | 
For regulating Pilots, &amp;c.——See Ports. ; 
9. Southampton Town ; and for enabling the Corporation to exchange certain Lands and Heredita- 


ments, and for regulating and licenfing Sedan Chairs, &amp;c. XLVIII. 201. Report, 212. So 
much of the Order of Leave as relates to the licenfing and regulating Sedan Chairs and Chairmen, 
within the faid Town difcharged, 693. BBill prefented, &amp;c. 697. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. 
of Romfey Infra; Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town of Southampton, and Petition of 
Merchants, &amp;c. of New Sarum, all againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading, 
and Counfel ordered, 765, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Winchefter, and Petitions of Merchants, 
&amp;c. of Stockbridge and of Lymington, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of 
the Bill, and Counfel ordeted, 770. The Second Reading of the Bill deferred for Three Monthsg 


783. 


VI. Petitions for Bills to repair, enlarge, &amp;c. and preferve Harbours, 
&amp;c. referred to Committees, viz. 


to. Amlwch, Ifle of Anglefey, XLVIII. 268. Report, 62 be Read Third Time and Amendments 
made, 816. Amendments made at the Lords, 926. Agreed to, 945. P. 997. 


Barmouth, in the County of Merioneth, LII. 293. Report, 371. P. 531. 





11, Carnarvon, in the County of Carnarvon; and for paving, cleanfing, &amp;c. the Streets, XLVI. 268. 
Report, 625. P. 939- 

om Eyemouth, in the County of Berwick, LII. 141. P. 531.———Sce Scotland. 

126 Swanfea, in the County of Glamorgan, XLVI. 153. Report, 399. Bill reported, and a Claufe 


added for-regulating the Water for the Floating Harbour; and a Claufe that the Water Bailiff 
fhall not prevent Ships from mooring near the Bank, &amp;c. 619. P. 687. 


Another Petition of the Truftees for further Affiflance to fupport the Coal Light erected at 
the Mumbles; referred to a Committee, L. 173. Petition renewed and referred, LI. 308. 
Report, 471. Petition of Merchants and Ship Owners of the City of Briftol, againft the Tax on 
Ships for the Lights ; to lieon the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 559. Committed, 
&amp;c. and the Petition from Briftol again read and referred tothe Committee, 572. Voices given 
to all the Members of the Committee, 617. Reported, &amp;c. 671. P. 785. 








14. Torquay near Torbay, inthe County of Devon ; Petition of Sir Robert Palk, Baronet, for a Bill to 
enable him to extend and augment the faid Harbour, and to increafe the Quay Dues, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 257. Not reported. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 205. Petition of 
the Inhabitants of Torquay for a Market to be eftablifhed there; referred to the fame Com- 
mittee, 324. Report, 351. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 461. Not 
returned from the Lords. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LIV. 158. Not reported. 








15. Whitehaven, in the County of Cumberland, XLVII. 480. Report, 801. Bill read Third Time, 
and a Claufe added for appointing a Clerk to the Truftees, and carrying on Profecutions in his 
Name, &amp;c. 1064. P. 1090, 


VII. Petitions for Bills to make further Provifion for their Support, 


and for better regulating Harbours, referred to Commit- 
tees, viz. 


16. Dover, in the County of Kent; His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, XLVI. 237. Petition 

of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dover in favour, and His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified ; referred 

¥7. to the fame Committee, &amp;c. 262. Petition renewed, recommended by His Majefty, and 

referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 470. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dover, in favour ; referred, &amp;¢. 509. 

Not ee renewed after the Time limited, and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 543. Report, 
wb 5% Fe 735+ 





See Supra, Ts 


VILL. Petitions 






PHarbhours anv Piers. 








VIII. Petitions for Bills to ere&amp;t. and make new Piers and Harbours, 
referred to Committees, vz. : ‘ 


18. Agnes (Saint) Parith, in theCove of Trevaunance, in the County of Cornwall, XLVIH. 219. 
Report, 359. Bill reported, and Amendments read Second Time on a Divifion, &amp;c.837. Read 
Third Time, and a Claufe added for making Compenfation to the Proprietots of the Harbour 
of Saint Ives, andan Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 861. P. 939. 


19. Beer, in the County of Devon; for making a Harbour in the Cove of Beer in the faid County, 
XLVII. 492. Report, 526. Bill reported and:Amendments made, &amp;c. 807, P. 1071. 
20. Newlyn, in the County of Cornwall, L. 107. Petition of the Mayor, Aldermen, and others, of the 


Corporation of Penzance, againft; to lie on the Table; 219. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. inte- 
refted and concerned in the Pilchard Fifhery in Mount’s Bay, refiding in and belonging to the 
Town of Penzance, againft; to lie on the Table, 225. Report on the Petition for the Bill, and 
a Bill ordered, 349. Petition of Fith Curers and Fifhermen in the Port of Saint Ives, in favour ; 





to lie on the Table, 370. Not proceeded in.——Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. 
LIl. 222. Not reported. 
21. Troone Harbour, in the County of Ayr, in Scotland, L. 149.—+-See Statland, 38. 


See alfo Actounts, 11. 698. 782. &amp;c.— Africa, 1.— Willig, 161. 163. 267. 377. 379.— 
Committers, 110.— PHabens.—Drbergs, 68.—pPorts.—@cotland, 57. to61. ° 





Hard Labour, &gt; 


See Accounts, 79. 334. 684.—WDebates, 25.—Justices of the Peace, 1—MDétenderg, 1.— 
pPenitentiarp Houles.—Supplp, 173. to 176. 





Harvest. 


See Accounts, 972. 1041.—Malting.—avigations, 4. 


Hats. 


See Accounts, 1138.—Duties, 60.— Supply, 600. 








Havens. 


I. Petitions for Bills to widen, deepen, enlarge, alter, and improve 
Havens, referred to Committees, wz. 
Bofton.———See Harbours, 5. mR ob 


i, Grimfby (Great), -in the County of Lincoln, Li. i 5. Report, 402. Bill reported, together 
with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diflenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 
543- Bill re-committed, 569. Again reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 573. Houfe 
informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as“amentled by the Committee, had been delivered at 
the Door to Members ; Report further confidered; Amendments made, and a Claufe added 





for preferving the Rights of the Hull Dock Company, 594. P. 785——Petition of the 
Company for carrying the faid Act into Execution, for a Bill to finifh and complete the Navi- 
gation of the faid Haven, and for amending the faid Act; referred, &amp;c. LIV. 213. Report, 


519. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—180¢.) 5¥ 












Havens. 


$19. Bill reported, and Report to!lic on the Table, 569. Report further confidered ; Houfé 
tnforined that printed Copies of the Bill had been delivered at the Door ; further Confideration 
of the Report adjourned, 649. . Report further confidered ; feveral Claufes added ; further Con- 
fideration of the Report. poftponed until the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the 
Day, 663. Report further confidered; Amendments ‘made; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. .668, 
Bill read Third Time ; Claufes added and Amendments made, &amp;c. 674. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 718. Amendments agreed to, 721. P. 738. 


" Ste Bills, 267. 






























II. Petitions for continuing Terms, and altering, &amp;c. Powers of Acts, 
referred to Committees, vz. . 


2. Yarmouth (Great), in the County of Norfolk, LIil. 262. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. 
LV. 115. Report and Bill ordered, 188. The Report again read ; the Order of Leave for 
bringing in the Bill read; the Order difcharged, and the Report re-committed, 203. Again 
reported ; Standing Orders relative to Navigation Bills, &amp;c. not complied with, it only being 
intended to proceed upon fuch Matters contained in the Aéts as relate to cleaning, repairing, 
&amp;c. Bill ordered, 209. P. 332. - | 


See ‘ills, I 65. 








— PBawkers and Poevlars. 


§ Petition of Merchants, &amp;e. of Manchefter, for Relief to the Hawkers and Pedlars from the A&amp; 
of 29 Geo. III. reftriting their Trade; to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 412. Petition of the 
Body of Hawkers and Pedlars in Great Britain, and of the Merchants, &amp;c. of the City of Lon- 
don and Town of Manchefter, &amp;c. to the fame Effeét, Ditto, 636. See infra, 2. 


2. Bill to amend Act of 29 Geo. III. toexplain, &amp;c. Ac of 25 Geo. III. “ for granting additional 
“ Duties on Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, &amp;c.” ordered, L. 375. Bill confidered, 
and report, &amp;c. 558. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for repealing the Reftraint in the 
A&amp; that they fhall not fell Goods, &amp;c. within a certain Diftance of any City or Market Town, 
&amp;c. 565. P. 618. 


See MBillg, 166. 


Bay and Straw. 


£. Petition of Confumers of Hay and Straw refiding in London and Weftminfter, for a Bill to regu- 
late the buying and felling of Hay-and Straw, and to amend, &amp;c. Act of 2 of William and 
Mary, &amp;c. referred toa Committee, LI. 367. Report, 455. Bill prefented, &amp;c. and to be 
printed, 502. Petition of Farmers and Growers of Hay, on Behalf of themfelves and others 
fupplying the Hay Markets of London and Weftminfter, again{t the Bill; referred to the 
Committee on: the Bill ; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 555. Petition of Salefmen 
of Hay and Straw in Smithfield Market, againft the Bill ; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 557. 
Reported; Report to be further confidered and to be printed, 608. Report further confidered 
and Amendments agreed to ; a Claufe offered to be added to empower Juftices to award Cofts, 
&amp;c. to Salefmen in certain Cafes, and on Motion*to make the fame Part of the Bill, the De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 643. ~~ Debate’ refumed, and Negative making the Claufe Part of the 
Bill ; other Claufes added relating to Cofts and Re-payment of Penalties to Salefmen, &amp;c. 663. 
Read Third Time, and a Claufe added to prevent Frauds by mixing Water, Sand, -&amp;c. in the 
Weight of Hay; &amp;¢. 681. P. 785. ‘ pAaCA ithe 


2. Free Hay or Difafforeftation, XLVI. 97.—XLVI. 141. 193. 
See Accounts, 139. 141. 156. 252.—Billg, 167. 











—-Heav PMatter. 


See Auctions. 









Head: Quarters. 


See Armp, 6. &amp;c.— Bills, 135.—Paby, 


Henge Rows. 


Commiffioners of Land Revenue Reports, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 301. 
See Actounts, 1264. 


Hedges. 


See Ferttes.—Ynclolures. 


Dreits. 


See Estates, 46. &amp;c.—states Forfeited, 1. 


Height. 














I. Of Cavalry Horfes, Lif. 229. 
2. Of Perfons to ferve in the Army, LI. 235. 236. 
3- Of particular Banks, LI. 606. 


See Armp, 6. $.—ABills, 154. 


Hemp and Flax. 


te Motion for a Bill by the Chairman of a Sele&amp;t Committee, “ to encourage the Culture of Hem 
within the Dominions of the Crown of Great Britain ;” referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, XLVI. 431. Report, 581. Further Confideration of the Report deferred fora Fort- 
night, 666. Not proceeded in, i al ." 
2. Bill to continue am Act of 26 Geo. III. &amp;c. for the Encoutigemierit of the Growth of Hemp and 
Flax in England; ordered, L. 581. Sent to the Lords, 637. Not returned. 


—- for allowing the Importation of undreffed Hemp from any of the Countfies that lie within the 
Limits of the exclufive Trade of the Eaft India Company, free of Duty; ordered, Lv. 
917. Prefented, &amp;c. and committed, ibid. Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 919. P. 930. 


4. Expences for difcovering a new Method of cultivating Hemp, XLVI.° 599. 
See Accounts, 285. 788. 791.—oule, 169. 218.—Laws Cppiting, 6. 3. 10. &amp;c. 


Hemp Seed. 


See Accounts, 49.—Supply, 48. 





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&gt; 








Herbage. 


See 1illg, 256. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 




















Petitions of Heretors, XLVI. 733.——XLVITI. 736—-LIL 265. 569. 
of Ditto and Commiffioners of Supply, XLVII. 1024—LV. 271. 
See Parliament, 1.—rotland, 18. 75. 91. 





&amp; ss \ 
é &gt; 27, yg ¥ 
a S| a r7 e 





oe : 
Heriots ; 

May be fold, and other Services, to purchafe Land Tax, LIV. 699. 
See Millg, 222. ‘ 





Herings. 


I. Bill to permit, for a Time to be limited, the Importation of Swedifh Herrings into Great Britain 
ordered, LV. 280. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 782. Amendment 
agreed to, 791. P. 792. Bill topermit Ditto free of Duty ; ordered, 903. P. 929. 


2 —- to permit the Importation of Herrings and other Fith, the Produce of the Fifhery carried on in 
Nova Scotia, New Brunfwick, Newfoundland, and the Coaft of Labrador, into this Kingdom, 
without Payment of Duty ; ordered, LV.-881. P. 905 


See Accounts, 408. 409. 1055——Bills, 45. 156.—Committees, 100.— Fisheries. 
one, 90. 1o1. 256. —Laws Crpiring, 16.—Supplp. , 





Heile Caflel. 


~ 164. 1235. 1245.—Quegtions Previous egatibe, 19.— Supply, 123. 
249. 





Helle Parmstant. 


Sce Accounts, 189. 1249.—foupply, 124. 249. 












’ 


*Z4, k , 
Hives and Shins. 

Bill to repeal fo much of Agt'1, James I) concerning Tanners, Curriers, &amp;¢. as prohibits the Ufe 
of Horfe Hides in making Bootsand Shoes, and for better preventing the damaging of Raw Hides 
and Skins in the flaying thereof; ordered, LV. 574. Petition of Curriers, &amp;c. of the Town of 
Northampton, againft gafhing and cutting ‘of Hides in taking them off; to lie on the Table, 
ibid. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 579. Petition of Tanners, Tawers, &amp;c. of the Borough of Denbigh, 
for Relief againft the gafhing of Hides, &amp;c. to lieon the Table, 621. Bill read Third Time ; 
a Claufe added; further Proceeding adjourned, 642. Adjourned Proceeding refumed ‘and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 650. 653. P. 714. 


: 


.a : i 
See Accounts, «368; +- Bills, 168.— Cgcife, 7. 9.— Laws Crpiring, 8. 17. 
Leather, 2.—Taithers. 


oo ae 





















— - Pighlands. 


See Committers, 106.—Poufe, 116 — Districts. —totland, 7. to 10.—Supplp, 242. 292. 
335. 354. 383. 564. 


High Seas. 


See Bills, 65. 273-—D fences. —Soras, 7 


High Steward, 


3 Relating to Elections, LIf. 35. 








2. Petition of High Steward, Mayor, &amp;c. L. 128. 
See Clettiongs. 


High Treaflon, 


Bill for regulating Trials for High Treafon and Mifprifion of High Treafon, in certain Cafes, and 
for the fafe Cuftody of Infane Perfons charged with Offences; ordered, LV. 716. Prefented, 
&amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 717. Committed, and Inftruétion to turn the Bill into Two 
Bills, 720. Confidered and report of turning the Bill into Two Bills, and making no other 
Amendment, 730. Bill reported, &amp;c. 754. 757. P. 784. 


Sce Houfe, 193.—Anfanitn. — Journals, 12. 13.— hing, 16, 34.— Sedition,— 
Creafon. 








CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Highways, 


I. Bills relating thereto ordered on Motion wii i Be £0 D, 





II. Petitions for Bills to repair them, &amp;c. referred to Commit- 


COBB: 2 ey Aitet 6 5 PEND OO eI I a A AO F0 
If]. Petitions, &amp;c. relating to the General Turnpike At - - 8o. 
IV. Bills relating to the General cempke AG, &amp;c. ordered on 

Motion - wn Pore eae a Bk ae 


V. Petitions for Bills to repair, &amp;c. Turnpike Highways, and to 
renew Acts, &amp;c. referred to Committees - 83. t0 248. 


VI. SeleCtion of Petitions relating to particular Matters, 249.0278. - 


VII. Incidental Proceedings + - - - - - - 279. ¢0 283. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 






Highways. 


I. Bills relating to the Highways ordered on Motion, vz. 


II. 


“I 


10. 





For amending and altering an Act of 13 Geo. III. to explain, &amp;c. and reduce into One Aé, the 
Statutes for the Amendment of the public Highways, &amp;c. fo far as relates to the perfonal Labour 
required from Labourers in Hufbandry, not occupying Lands, &amp;c. of the yearly Value of Four 
Pounds, &amp;c.; ordered, XLVI: 683. Prefented, &amp;c. 717. Committed, 748. Inftruction 
to the Committee to extend the Provifions of the Bill-to comprehend Labourers in Manufaéto- 
ries, and the inferior Claffes of Manufacturers, 749. Reported and re-committed, 817. Re- 
ported ; Report to lieon the Table, and to be printed, 830. Not proceeded in——See infra. : 


To amend the faid Act of 13 Geo. III. fo faras the fame relates to the Labour thereby required from 
certain Perfons therein mentioned; ordered, XLIX. 442. Prefented and ordered to be printed, 
&amp;c. 451. Committed, &amp;c. and Voices given to the Committee, 464. Report, &amp;c. §58. 572. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, but a fpecial Entry made 
of Reafons for agreeing to them, 651. 734. P. 735. 


For the more effectually repairing of fuch Parts of the Highways of this Kingdom as are to be 
repaired by Two Parifhes; ordered, XLIX. 451.. Prefented and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 
470. 545. Bill reported, &amp;c. 556. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 567. 
600. P. 622. 


See Bilis, 46. 


Petitions for Bills to repair, &amp;c. Highways, independent of 


Petitions for Renewal of Turnpike Acts, &amp;c. referred 
to Committees, vz. 


Abernant through Merthyr Tidvill, in the County of Glamorgan, to join the public Roads near 
Rhyd y Blew, in the County of Brecon, L. 122. Report, 184. Petition of William Lewis, 
&amp;c. Proprietors of Dowlais Furnaces at Merthyr Tidvill, againft ; referred to the Committee on the 
Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 276. Petition of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Lands and 
Eftates in the Parifh of Merthyr Tidvill, and alfo a Petition of Ditto in the Parith of Gelligare, 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 452. Bill reported, and a 
Claufe added for preventing one of the Turnpike Gates being ereéted until a certain Part of the 
Road is finifhed; a Claufe to prevent Obftructions to the working of Mines ; a Claufe to prevent 
Evafion of Tolls; and a Claufe directing how a particular Part of the Road fhall be made, &amp;c. 
503. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 509. 540. P. 546. 


Alcefter, &amp;c. at the End of Wixford Lane, in the County of Warwick, to Chipping Campden, and 
to Upton Old Lane in the County of Gloucefter, XLVI. 156. Report, 278. Agreed to by 
the Lords with an Amendment, 392. Amendment agreed to, with Reafons for fo doing, 397. 
P. 563. 


Afhford, from the North End of Marfh Lane in Ditto in the County of Kent, to the End of the 
Parifh of Orleftone, near Stockbridge, in the faid County, XLVIII. 227. Report, 269. P. 828. 


Atcham through Condover to Dorrington, and from Afhfield Turning to the Turnpike Road 
leading from Shrewfbury to Ludlow, &amp;c. LII. 327. Report, and Notices not regularly given, 
but Bul ordered, 373. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 532. P. 638. 


Aylefbury through Princes Rifborough to Weft Wycombe, and to Red Barn in the Parifh of 
Great Marlow in the County of Bucks, and the Road from Princes Rifborough to Thame in the 
County of Oxford, L. 162. Report, 189. Petition of Truftees and Proprietors of Roads on 
the Turnpike Road leading from Hatfield to Chepping Wycombe, againft; referred to the Com- 
mitee on the Bill ; Counfel orderedand Voices given, &amp;c. 283. 284. Petition of Proprietors, &amp;c. of 

' Lands of Thame, Towerfey, and Kingfey, and of Truftees and Creditors of Roads from Aylefbury 
through Thame, &amp;c. againft; referred to Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 331. Committee revived, 
337. Petition of Truftees, and alfo Petition of the Creditors of the Road from Stokenchurch 
to Wheatley Bridge, &amp;c; againft; referred to Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 345. Bill reported 
and an Amendment made to Ditto, &amp;c. 369. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added to prevent 
a Side Gate acrofs the Thame Road, and a Claufe determining what Lands fhall be deemed 
Parks, Orchards, or Gardens, &amp;c. 459. 493. P. 508. 


Bawtry in the County of York, &amp;c. for making a commodious Carriage Road from the faid 
Town to the Town of Selby, in the Weft Riding of the faid County, XLVIII. 238. Report, 
626. Reported &amp;c. and a Claufe added for Mortgagees not to be entitled to Principal or In- 
tereft till the Road is certified to be in good Repair ; and alfo a Claufe limiting the proportion of 
Tolls to be paid in going through any one Turnpike, and their Diftances, 764. P. 828. 


Bedford Town, inthe County of Bedford, to the End of a Lane called The Park Lane, in the Parifh 
of Kimbolton, in the County.of Huntingdon, &amp;c. L. 147. Report, 297. P. 481. 


Bicefter in the County of Oxford, to Aynho in the County of Northampton, XLVI. 58. P. 399. 
See Highwaps Curnpike. 


Bolton-in-the-Moors to Blackburn, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LI. 264. Report, 519. 


Bill reported, and a Claufe added for difcharging certain Perfons from repairing Pack and 
Prime Ways, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 597. P. 638. 


Bolton 








| Dighwapys 5) peritions for Bilis to repair them, &amp;e 








TI. 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


I7- 


18. 


19. 


20. 


Zi. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25: 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Bolton (Great) from the South End of the Moor Lane into the Turnpike Road from Manchefter 
to Wigan neat Wefthoughton Chapel, LV. 262. Report, 288. P. 682.——See infra (Hindley). 


Bowden (Little) from the Foot of Saint Mary’s Bridge tothe North End of the Town of Rock- 
ingham, in the County of Northampton, XLVIII. 230. Report, 272. P. 466. 


Bradford in the County of Wilts; a Road from the Bottom of Mafon’s Lane, near Bradford, to 
join the Turnpike Road leading from the City of Bath to Kingfdown, at or near Bathford Bridge, 
XLVII. 400, Report, 424. Bill reported and re-committed, 594. Reported again, 604, 
P. 748. | 

Briftol Highways. 





See poor, 


Buckingham through Brackley, to join the Daventry Turnpike Road near Banbury, and for opening 
and making feveral Pieces of new Road, fo as to'make a convenient Carriage Road from and to 
the above Places, XLVI. 234. Report, 307. Bill reported ; an Amendment difagreed to, and 
a Claufe added for giving Notice to Proprietors, before their Lands are entered to get Materials 
for the Road, &amp;c. 587. P. 687. 


Burford in the County of Oxford, to Leachlade in the County of Gloucefter; and for making 4 
Road from thence to the River Ifis or Thames, and for building a Bridge acrofs the faid River» 
&amp;c. XLVII. 424: Report, 487. P. 1072. 


Burnley, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, to the Turnpike Road leading from Bury to 
Haflingden, at or near Edingfield Chapel, &amp;c, L. 165. Report, 244. P. 481. 


Burtry Ford in the County of Durham, to Alfton in the County of Cumberland, and from thence 
by the Dike to Burnftones in the County of Northumberland, XLIX. 211. Report 265 
P. 4865. ' 


Bury Saint Edmund’s, in the County of Suffolk ; from the faid Town through the Borough of Thet- 
ford to Watton in the County of Norfolk, XLVI. 196. Not reported. 





Ditto to and through Thetford to the prefent Turnpike Road leading from Lynn through 
the Parifh of Cranwick inthe County of Norfolk, XLVII. 490. Report, 585. P. 1072. 


Calne, in the County of Wilts, to Lyneham Green, and from Swindon to the Center of Chriftian 
Malford Bridge, and from Long Leaze Lane to Cricklade, XLVI. 181. Report 268. P. 687. 


Cambridge Town to Long Leys, and from Cambridge to Royfton in the Counties of Cambridge 
and Effex, XLVIII. 122. Report, 159. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for Surveyors 
not to take Materials from inclofed Lands but under the Reftriétions therein mentioned, and 
an Amendment made to the’Bill, 444. P. 712. 


Cambridge Town ; the Road leading from thence into the Old North Road at or near Arrington 
Bridge, in the County of Cambridge, LI. 312.. Report, 347. P. 750. . 


Canterbury City ; a New Road to Gutteridge Bottom, and for repairing, &amp;c. the prefent Road 
from thence to the Dover Turnpike Road in the Parifh of Barham, in the County of Kent, 
XLVI. 12. Report, 23. P. 138. 


Canterbury City to the Vill of Sarr, and the Roads from thence.to the Towns of Margate and 
Ram{(gate; and for repealing fo much of an Act of 27 George III. for paving &amp;c. Canterbury, 
as relates to the Ere¢tion of a Turnpike on the’ Road leading from the faid City to the Ifle of 
Thanet, &amp;c. LV. 912. Report, and Standing Orders not being regularly complied with, Re- 
port to lie on the Table, and certain Notices ordered to be given, 915. Not proceeded in. 


Carlifle to Sark Bridge and Scotch Dyke, near the Shire of Dumfries, XLVI. 226. Petition re- 
newed, &amp;c. XLVIII. 204. ‘Report, &amp;c. 658. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 660. Not proceeded in. 
Petition renewed, &amp;c. XLIX. 239. Report, &amp;c. 404. See infra. 64. 


Carmarthen County Roads; the Road from Golden Grove Park, in the Parifh of Llandilafawr, 
to the Turnpike Road leading from the New Bridge over the River Towy to the Lime Kilns in 
the Parifh of Landarog, &amp;c. XLVII. 512. Report, and a Bill ordered for the faid Road, and 
Notices ordered to be given for making Provifion for repairing, &amp;c. the Road from the Great 
Mountain to the Turnpike Road from Llandilo to Pont-ar-ddulais, &amp;c. 557. Petition, after 
Notices given, referred to a Committee, 722. Report thereon, and Inftruction accordingly, 
735. P. 1072. 


Caftleton, in Rochdale Parifh, to Clerke Street in Bury, &amp;c. and for making a new Road from 
Captain Fold to communicate with the Rochdale Canal, &amp;c. LII. 63. Report, 74. P..231. : 











Chapel-en-le-Frith to or near Enterclough Bridge, in the County of Derby; and alfo the Road 
from the Village of Hayfield to Marple Bridge, 8c. in the County of Chefter, XLVII. 459. 
Report, 488. Read Third Time ahd Amendments made, &amp;c. 603. P. 691. 


Cheadle through Alveton to the Uttoxeter and Athborne Turnpike Road, at or near Quickshill 
Bank, in the County of Stafford, 8c. LIV. 184. Report, 599. P. 738. 


Clown, in the County of Derby ; the Road from the Rotherham and Mansfield Turnpike Road at 
or near Clown, to the Workifop and Kelham Turnpike Road at or near Rudby, in the County of 
Nottingham, 





Highways 5 Petitions for Bills to repair them, &amp;c. 




















































26. 
2%. 


28. 


29. 











































































































92 


Nottingham, XLVI. 166. Petition of Subfcribers to Mansfield and Nottingham Roads,’ and 
alfo Petitions of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c. and of Truftees and Creditors of thofe Roads, againft ; 
to lie on the Table, 167. Petition of Inhabitants of Workfop againft, Ditto, 185. Report, 
187. Petition of Inhabitants of Chefterfield, again{t, 204. Ditto of Inhabitants of Sheffield, 
in favour, 240. Ditto of Inhabitants of Rotherham, in favour, 252. Of Inhabitants of Newark- 
upon-Trent, in favour, 260. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 264. Negative now reading the Bill a 
Second Time, and defer it for Six Months, 291. 


Coal Road, in the County of Northumberland, XLVII. 130. P. 626.——See (Weft Auckland). 


Cockerton Bridge, in the County of Durham; the High Road leading from Ditto near Darling. 
ton to Staindrop in the faid County, XLVIII. 215. Report, 284. Read Third Time, anda 
Claufe added to prevent the Surveyor from taking Materials without giving Notice, &amp;c. 440. 
FP. 9ts, 


Croydon, in the County of Surrey ; the Roads or Highways leading from the Turnpike Road at 
Farley Corner in Croydon Parith, through Part of the feveral Parifhes of Croydon, Beddington, 
&amp;c. intothe Town of Reigate, 8c. LI. 381. Report, 580. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 607. Not 
proceeded in. 


Deal. See (Dover).—Squares and Streets, 17. 


Dean Foreft, &amp;c. the feveral Roads leading into and through the faid Foreft; to wit, the Road 
leading from Mitcheldean to Clifford’s Lane End to the Mitcheldean Road, and from Saint 
Whites to Clifford’s Lane End, &amp;c. XLIX. 216. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the 
Tything and Duchy of Etloe, for Provifion to be made for repairing, &amp;c. the Piece of Road 
leading from the Bottom of Vineyhill, within the Foreft of Dean, through the Tything of Etloe, 
to Gatcomb and Pyrton ; referred tothe fame Committee, 280. Not reported. Petition for 
a Bill renewed and referred, and Petition of Owners of Lands, &amp;c. for Provifion to be 
made therein, alfo renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 150. Report, and Bill ordered, 403. Pe- 
tition of Owners of Eftates and Inhabitants within the Parifh of Newland, for other Roads 
leading from a Place called Cherry Orchard through Newland, to White Cliffs, &amp;c. to be in- 
cluded ; referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. and to fit notwithftanding the Adjournment 
of the Houfe, “&amp;c. 593. Report and an Amendment made, 611. King’s Confent fignified, 
&amp;c. 617. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for Horfes and Carriages drawing Navy 
Timber, to pay Toll but Once a Day, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 621. Not re- 
turned from the Lords. Petition for a Bill renewed and referred, &amp;c. Li. 116. Report, 
171.- King’s Confent fignified, 242. P. 271. . 


Devizes»—-See (Weft Lavington), &amp;c. 


Dover through Deal to Foulmead Field, and for making a new Road through Part of the faid 
Field, &amp;c. to Upton Farm, in the Parith of Worth, and for repairing the Road from thence 
to Sandwich in the County of Kent, Lil. 306. Report, 325. Bill reported, &amp;c. and there 
being feveral Interlineations in the Amendments, Bill re-committed, 421. Again reported, 
&amp;c. 426. P. 478. 


Drayton in Hales, in the County of Salop ; for making, altering, widening, amending, and keep- 
ing in Repair, a Road from the faid Market Town to the Market Town of Whitchurch, in 
the faid County, XLIX. 186. Not reported. 











Dunchurch, in the County of Warwick ; for amending, widening, altering, and keeping in Repair, 
the Road from the faid Town to Southam in the faid County, XLIX. 214. Report, 293. 
P, 486. 


Edenfield Chapel, in the Townfhip of Tottingtqn Higher End, to the Townhhip of Little Bolton, 
in the Parifh of Bolton-in-le-Moors, &amp;c. in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LII. 311.° Re 
port, 371. Day appointed for the Second Reading of the Bill, 480. Petition of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, &amp;c. of Bolton-in-le-Moors and Bury, in favour of the Bill; to lieon the Table, 56r. 
Petition of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Tottington Higher End, &amp;c. in the Parith of Bury, againft the 
Bill ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfei ordered, &amp;c. 561. Houfe in- 
formed no Counfel attended, &amp;c. and Bill committed, 562. Another Petition of Inhabitants, 
&amp;c. ofTottington Higher End, &amp;c. againft the Bill as it then ftood, referred to the Committee, 
and Counfel ordered, 8c. 578. Reported, and other Amendments being neceflary, Bill re- 
committed, 618. Again reported, and ordered tobe ingrofled, &amp;c. 623. P. 663. 


Folkeftone to Hythe ; the Road leading out of the Turnpike Road from Dover through Folke- 
ftone, &amp;c. to a Place called Mudshole, and for making a new Road from thence through 
Yaldergate Field, 8&amp;c. over Swingfield Minnis, &amp;c. XLVII. 8. Report, 382. Bill reported 
and re-committed, 513. Reported again, &amp;c. 526. P. 627. 


Folkeftone Town Highways, &amp;c.——See Squares and Streets. 


Ford and Lowick ; the Roads leading from Cornhill Burn by Pallins Burn and Flodden Lane, &amp;c. 
by Ford Bridge to Lowick, and through Etal, &amp;c. to the Berwick Turnpike Road ; and alfo 
for fhutting up and ftopping certain Bye Roads, all in the County of Northumberland, XLVII. 
475- Petition for Provifion to be made for repairing other. Roads from Flodden Lane to 
the Borders of Scotland, &amp;c. referred to the fame Committee, 543. Report, and Bill ordered 
on the firft Petition, and Notices on the fecond. Petition not having been given, ordered to be 


given, 


“a 


PHighwayss Petitions for Bins 46 fefsdit thea Sec. 





34: 


35° 


37° 


38. 


40. 


4l. 


42. 


43- 


44. 


Li 


45- 


given, 560. ‘Bill prefented, &amp;c. 632. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, | 
729. Report and Inftruction accordingly, 736. Billreported, &amp;c. 768, P. 1071. 


Hadley, in the County of Effex ; the Road from Hadley Turnpike Gate to Stifford Bridge, and 
from a Farm Houfe called Tarpotts to the Town of South Benfleet, 8c. and to Purfleet, XLVIII. 
172. Report, 224. P. 712. 


Halton, &amp;c. 


Haverfordweft to Fifhguard, Saint David’s, &amp;c. XLVI. 178. Report, and Two Bills ordered, 
189. The Petition and Report read again, and the Houfe being informed that the whole of 
the Road from Saint David’s to Fifhguard .was not included in the faid Report, the Petition 
again referred to a Committee, &amp;c. 231. Report on Ditto, and Inftruction to the Committee 
on the Bill relative to the Road from Haverfordweft. through Fifhguard to Newport, &amp;c. to 


make Provifion for EY g &amp;c. the Road from Jordanfton Water to the City of Saint David's, 
&amp;c. 252. See infra, 36. 37. . : 


One Bill for the Road from Haverfordweft through Fifhguard to Newport, in the County of 
Pembroke, and from Fifhguard towards Saint David’s, &amp;c.; ordered, XLVI. 189. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 196. Inftruction, 252.. Report, &amp;c. 272. P. 398. ‘ 





See infra, 48. 





The other, for the Road from Haverfordweft to Saint David’s, and from thence to Caerfai 
in the Parith of Saint David’s, in the County of Pembroke ; ordered, XLVI. 189. P. 399. 


Heage, in the County of Derby; the Road from thence through Belper to Duffield, in the faid 


County, XLVIII. 255. Report, 677. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
816. P. 860, 


Highgate, in the County of Middlefex ; the Road leading from the faid Hamlet. through Maiden 
Lane Iflington to Battle Bridge, and the feveral other Flighways and Footpaths in the Parith of 
Saint Mary Iflington (not included in any Turnpike Aét), and to raife Money for that and other 
Purpofes, L. 120. ‘Petition of Inhabitants of Saint Mary Iflington, for Provifion to be made 


for examining and regulating Weights and Meafures in the faid Parifh; referred to the fame 
Committee, 150, Report, 329. P. 481. 


Hindley, in the County of Lancafter ; from Manchefter to Wigan by Bambetlong, into the Turn- 
pike Road from Wigan to Afhton, in Athton-in-Makerfield, LV. 262. Report, 288. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 350. P. 682. See fupra, (Bolton). 


Hulmes Chapel, in the County Palatine of Chefter; the Road from thence to the South Bridge in 
Chelford, &amp;c. LIl. 126. Report, 282. P. 478. 





Lanvabon, in the County of Glamorgan ; for opening and making a new Road from the Turnpike 
Road at Craig Evan Leyfon, in Lanvabon Parifh, to the Confines of the Parith of Y{tradyvo- 
duck, near Abernant, in the faid County, XLVIII. 115. Report, 171. P. 466. 


Lobley Hill, in the County of Durham; the Road from the Turnpike Road between Gatefhead and 
Hexham to -Aldftone, in the County of Cumberland, and a Branch from Bryan’s Leap to Cor- 
bridge Turnpike Road near Blackbedley, in the County of Northumberland, &amp;c. XLVIII. 93. 
Report, and Part of the Notices not regularly given, but Bill ordered, 173. Petition of the 
Subfcribers to the Road againft making a Piece of Road between Burtry Ford and Aldftone, 
and for limiting the Powers of the Bill to that Part of the Road between Lobley Hill and 
Burtry Ford ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Inftruction given, 416. Bill reported, 
&amp;e. 459. P. 712. : 


Macclesfield, in the County Palatine of Chefter; the Road leading from the faid Town by Brokea 
Crofs to Congleton, in the faid County, LI. 299. Report, 438. P. 618. ‘ 


Maidftone, in the County of Kent ; the Road from Wren’s Crofs in the faid Town through the 
Weft or Lower Harrietsham Street, &amp;c. and through Lenham, &amp;c. to Barrow Hill, in Athford, 
in the faid County, XLVIII. 227. Report, and Notices not being wholly complied with, Re- 
port re-committed, 269. Petition of Clergy, &amp;c. complaining of Notices not being regularly 
given, and againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Report is received, &amp;c. 312. Pe- 
tition of Mayor, 8c. of Hythe, in favour, 346. Petition of the Earl of Thanet, and of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of New Romney, in favour, 353. Report again made and to lie on the Table; 
and Notices not having been regularly given, order them to be given, 387. Petition after 


Notices given referred to a Committee, 656. Report, 669. Read Third Time and Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c. 775. P. 828. 


Maidftone Town Highways. 





See Squares and Streets, 57. 


Marlow (Great), ih the County of Buckingham; the Road from the faid Place to Stokenchurch, 
in the County of Oxford, XLVI. 182. Report, 234. P. 687. 


Marple Bridge, in the County of Chefter, to the Town of Stockport, LV. 289. Not reported. 


Martin (Saint), Stamford Baron to Kettering, and from Oundle to Middleton Lane, in the County. 
of Northampton, XLIX. 200. Petition of the Duke of Buccleuch and Earl of Cardigan; for 
Provifion to be made for amending, &amp;c. the Road from Weldon to Kettering ; referred to the 


: fame 
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fame Committee, 249. Report, 318. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 414. 
P. 485, 

Middleton in Teafdale, in the County of Durham; the Road leading from the Hoodgate at the 
Weft End of the faid Town to Eglefton, &amp;c. and from thence to the Collieries or Coal Works 
called Weft Pitts, in the Parith of Saint Andrew’s Auckland, XLVII. 419. Report, 447. P. 
690. , : 

Milford, in the County of Pembroke ; for opening anew Road from the faid Town to Stainton, 
and for amending, &amp;c. the Road from the faid new Road through Stainton and Johnfot to 
Merlin’s Bridge, in the fame County, XLVI. 231. Report, 252.. P. 563. 


Milnthorp to Kirkby Lonfdale, in the County of Weftmorland ; the Public High Road of Ditto, 
Lil. 310. Report, 377. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 505. Amendments 
agreed to, 509. P. 532. 

Neat Enftone, in the County of Oxford; the Road from Clay Hill, in the Turnpike Road be- 
tween Neat Enftone and Chipping Norton, over Heyford Bridge, to the Water Lane in the 
Town of Bicefter, &amp;c. XLVIII. 199. Report, 234. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added 
to prevent the Surveyors from taking Materials for the Roads without giving Notice, &amp;c. 62 be 
P. 712. 


Norton and Halton, in the County of Lancafter; for fhutting up certain Roads and Footpaths 
through the Grounds of Sir Richard Brooke, Baronet, and for maintaining other Roads, &amp;c. 
LV.114. Report, 307. Bill read Third Time; King’s Confent fignified; an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 496. P. 595. 


Norwich, in the County of Norfolk ; the Road from thence to Aylfham, anda certain Part of the 
Road leading from the faid Road towards Holt, inthe faid County, XLIX. 16, Petition for Pro- 
vifion to be made for repairing Part of a Branch of Road leading from Saint Auguftine’s Gates 
in Norwich towards the Town of Holt ; referred to the fame Committee, 126. Report, 143. 
Reported, and Day appointed for further confidering Ditto, 252. Deferred, 272. Report 
further confidered, and feveral of the Amendments difagreed to, &amp;c. P. 388. 


—Ditto from Magdalen Gate in that City to the King’s Arms Inn in North Waltham, Lu. 
74. Report, 126. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 201. P. 241. 





Nottingham Town; the Road from the North End of the Bridge, commonly called The Old 
Trent Bridge, to the South End of the Bridge over the Nottingham Canal, &amp;c. and for erecting, 
&amp;c. fo many Flood Bridges upon the faid Road as may be neceffary to carry off the Flood 
‘Water, LI. 372. Another Petition of Perfons refidingin the Town of Nottingham, in favour 
of Ditto; referred to the fame Committee, 372. Report, 642. Petition of the Inhabitants 
of the Town of Nottingham, for Provifion to be made for altering, improving, 8c. the Entrance 
into the faid Town, from the Leen Bridge as far as Saint Mary’s Church ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 698, Petition of Inhabitants of the County of Nottingham, for Provifion to be made 
“* for maintaining and repairing the Road from the Bridge over the Nottingham Canal, called 
‘“* The Canal Bridge, to Fifhergate, within the faid Town of Nottingham, and alfo the Bridge 
** over the River Leen, called ‘The Leen Bridge,” by the Truftees to be appointed by this Bill, 
out of the Funds to be thereby provided, inftead of being done by the County as heretofore ; 
referred to the Committee on the laft preceding Petition, 698. Report on the faid Petitions, and 
Inftruétion to make Provifion in the Bill according to the Prayers of the Petitions, 701. 
Bill reported, &amp;c. 764. P. 792. 


Odiham, in the County of Southampton, to Alton in the faid County, XLVIII. 236, Report, 
727. P. 939. 

Pembroke and Carmarthen Counties; the Road leading from Robefton Wathan to Saint Clear’s, 
and other Roads, XLVI. 174. Report, 191. P. 398. 


Peterborough, in the County of Northampton; the Road from Swanfpool Bridge to the Town of 
Thorney, in the Ifle of Ely, &amp;c. XLVII. 421. Report, 442. Read Third Time, and Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c. 615. P. 691. 


Prefton Candover, in the County of Southampton, to Bafingftoke, and from thence to Alton, in 
the faid County, L. 75. Report, 94. P. 380. 


Ragnal, in the County of Nottingham; the Road leading from the Turnpike Road heretofore 
made between Markham Moor and Dunham Ferry, &amp;c. through the Parifhes of Ragnal, Fled- 
brough, &amp;c. tojoin the great North Road at Sutton, XLIX. 273. Not reported. 


Rawreth, in the County of Effex; from a Place called Black Grove in Rawreth Parifh, over 
Battles Bridge, to the Town of Chelmsford in the faid County, XLIX. 155. Report, 203: P. 
623. 

Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancafter; the Road leading from the faid Town to a Place 

called Edenfield, in the Parith of Bury, XLIX. 177. Report, 187. P. 417. 


——Ditto the Road from Rochdale through Bamford and Birtle to Bury, and for making, &amp;c 
Three feveral Branches of Roads therefrom, Lil. 63. Report, 74. P. 231. 


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Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Saddleworth, in the County of York ; for making, &amp;c. a Road from Stand Edge in Saddleworth 
Parifh to or near Mumps Brook, and alfo a Road leading out of the faid intended Road through 
or near Dobcrofs to or near Wall Hill, &amp;c. XLVII. 440. Report, 490. P: 776. 


Saddleworth, in the County of York; for making a Road from French Top, in Saddleworth Parifh, 
to Brookhoufes, in the Parifh of Gloffop in the County of Derby; and for repairing, &amp;c. the 
Road leading from Copley Meadow Clofe in Stayley to Stayley Bridge, in the County of Chefter, 
XLVIIL 131. Report, 147. P. 466. 

Selby Ferry, in the County of York; in the Parifh of Hemingbrough to the Town of Market 
Weighton, in the Eaft Riding of the faid County, XLVIII. 163. Report, 344. P. 764. 


Sleaford (New) in the County of Lincoln; the Road to and through the Town, of Anwick in the 
faid County ; and for making public the Drove Road from Anwick to Kyme Praie Grounds, &amp;c. 
and for building a Bridge over the Witham at or near Tatterfhall Ferry, XLVIII. 207. Re- 
port, 344. Pi 712. | 


Southampton Town Highways. 





See Poor. 


Stafford Roads ; the Road from the faid Town to Church Bridge, and alfo the Road from Stafford 
to Uttoxeter, and alfo the Road from Stafford to Newport, in the County of Salop, XLVIII. 
218. Report, 347. Petition of Robert Earl Ferrers againft that Part of the Road in the Bill 
from Stafford to Uttoxeter through Wefton-upon-Trent, Stowe, &amp;c. and fo far as the Lord- 
fhip of Grindley extends ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices 
given, &amp;c. 410. Reported, 436. Read Third Time; and a Claufe added for exempting Lord 
Ferrers and his Tenants from Payment of Toll at certain Gates erected between the River Blythe 
and the Road from Sandon to Wolfeley Bridge, &amp;c. 669. P. 746. ‘ 


Stamford, in the County of Lincoln ; the Road leading from the Great North Road in the faid 
Town, through the Town of Oakham, to the faid Great North Road at or near a Houfe called 
The Crofs Guns, in the Parith of Greetham and County of Rutland, L. 151. Reporty 185. 
P. 546. 


Stanwix, in the County of Cumberland,’ through Longtown, to the Scotch Dike in the faid 
County towards Edinburgh; and alfo the Road leading from Longtown to the Bridge over the 
River of Sark towards Port Patrick, XLVIII. 204. Report, 658. Bill prefented and read, 
660. Not proceeded in. Petition renewed and referred, XISIX. 239. Report, 404. P. 735. 
—See fupra, (Carlifle). 


Swell Wold, in the County of Gloucefter; the Roads from the faid Place, in the Parith of 
Lower Swell, to or near the Sixth Mile Stone on the Turnpike Road leading from Tewkefbury 
to Stow, &amp;c. and to the Turnpike Road leading to Evefham in the Parith of Sedgborough, 
&amp;c. XLVII. 450. Report, 514. Read Third’Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 738. P. 
i071. 





Swindon through Stratton, &amp;c. to Farringdon, and making a Diverfion of the prefent Road from 
Inglefham to Lechlade, and for building a Bridge over the River Ifis, XLVI. 218. Nof re- 
ported. , 


-— to the Center of Chriftian Malford Bridge, &amp;c. in the County of Wilts, XLVI. 181. 
P. 687. See fupra, 19. 


Ticknall, &amp;c. Roads, from Shadow Gate, in Ticknall Parifh, to the Burton-upon-Trent and Athby- 
de-la~-Zouch Turnpike Road, at or near a Place called the Wooden Box, &amp;c. and alfo certain 
Branches of Road to Overfeal, &amp;c. XLIxX. 182. Report, 201. Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 354. P. 417. 








Towcefter, in the County of Northampton ; the Road leading from thence to the Turnpike 
Road in Cotton End, in the Patith of Hardingfton, in the faid County, L. 1 51. Report, 
281. Bill reported ; a Claufe added for fearching for Materials, and a Claufe againft erecting a 
Turnpike Gate within a certain Diftance from Cotton End, 478. Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 483. P. 546. 


Uttoxeter; Road from thence to the Weftwardly Part of Hardiwick Heath, and for fetting out 
and making a new Road from thence to Stoke, near Stone; and for amending, &amp;c. the Road 
leading from the Village of Millwich to Sandon, XLVIII. 93. Report, 116. P. 466. 


For Uttoxeter to Stafford and Newport,——-See _/upra, 62. 


Wallingfen Navigation Bridge, in the County of York; the Road leading from the faid Bridge 
through the Town of Howden to Booth Ferry; and alfo the Road leading from Howden to 
Howdendyke, XLVI. 241. Not reported.——Petition renewed for amending, &amp;c. the faid 
Roads, and alfo the Road from Howden to a Place called Wellam Bridge, in the Townfhip of 
Spaldington, &amp;c: XLVII. 480. Not reported. 


Wandfworth, in the County of Surrey, to Streatham, Tooting, and Wimbledon, and from Wandf- 
worth to Batterfea, LV. 289. Report, and Standing Orders not being complied with, Report 
to lie onthe Table, 377. Not proceeded in. | 


Wearmouth Bridge, in the County of Durham; for making, &amp;c. a convenient Carriage Road 
from the faid Bridge to Tyne Bridge, with a Branch from the faid Road in the Parith of Whit- 
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burn to the Market Place in the Town of South Shields; LI. 159. Report, 171. Bill re- 
ported and an Amendment made, 418. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 427: 
P. 480. : ; 


Welland Bank and Spalding High Bridge Road.—See Embankment, 13. : | 
Wellingborough, in the County of Northampton; the Road leading from Morton’s Corner in the 
faid Town to Abington Street iri the Town of Northampton, LII. 205. Report, 409. P. 558. 


Weft Auckland to the El(don Turnpike Road at or near Elifhaw,. in the County of Northumber- 
land, called The Coal Road, and for erecting, &amp;c. convenient Bridges, Mounts, and Batteries 
upon the fame, XLVII. 130. Report, 383. P. 626. 


Weft Harptty, to the Bath and Wells Turnpike Road at Emborow; arid to Fore Crofs in the Parith 
of Churchill, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, XLVIII. 206, Report, 386. P. 828. 


‘Windfor (New), in the County of Berks, through Datchet and Horton in the County of Berks, 


and Stanwell, &amp;c. in the County of Middlefex, to High Bridge near Longford, LV. 279. Re- 
port, and Standing Orders not complied with, Report to lie on the Table, 312. Report again 
read and re-committed, 322. Again reported ; Report'to lie on the Table, and certain Notices 
ordered to be given, 327. Thelaft Report again read, the Order for Notices to be given dif- 
charged, and the Report again re-committed, 335. Again reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, and certain Notices ordered to be given, 337. Petition for particular Notices to be 
given in the County of Middlefex, and Leave given for Ditto, 361. Petition after Notices 
given referred to a Committee, 579. Reported; the Report of 26th of March again read, and 
Bill ordered, 588. Prefented and read, and Day appointed for Second Reading, 594. Peti- 
tion of William Lafcelles of the Temple, Efquire, and feveral other Petitions, againft; to lie on 
the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 619. The Second Reading 
deferred, 637. Further deferred for Two Months, 640. 


Wirk{worth, in the County of Derby, to the Turnpike Road leading from Derby to Braffington, 
at or near a Place called the Crofs-in-the-Hand on Hulland Ward, and other Roads, XLVIH. 
203. Report, 217. P. 746. 


Witney, in the County of Oxford; from the Turnpike Road in Ditto to the Turnpike Road on 
Swerford Heath, and from Woodftock to Birmingham, &amp;c. LV. 95. Report, rgo. P. 374. 


Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford; the Road from the faid Town to Ivetfey Bank, in the 
Parifh of Blimhill, XLIX. 189. Report, 279. P. 623. 


Womborne, in the County of Stafford, to or near Gofpel Oak in the faid County, and from Can 
Lane to the End of Hell Lane, and from Gofpel End through Over Penn to the Turnpike Road 
leading from Wolverhampton to Stourbridge, &amp;c. XLVI. 219. Report, 306. P. 828. 


Yarmouth (Little) to the Turnpike Road at Blythburgh, and alfothe Road from Brampton to 
Halefworth, in the County of Suffolk, LI. 242. Report, 245. P. §45. 


Yoxford, in the County of Suffolk; the feveral Roads or Branches of Road leading from the 
Parifhes of Yoxford, Saxmundham, and Benhall, to the Town of Aldeburgh, XLVI. 108. 
Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c. in favour of Ditto; referred to the fame Committee, ibid. 
Report, 129. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 605. Amendment confidered, 
and an Entry in the Journal read, and the Amendment agreed to, 616. P. 627. 


III. Petitions, &amp;c. relating to General Turnpike Acts, v/z. 
80. 


Of the Common Carriers within England, relative to the A&amp;t of 13 Geo. III. for fhortening the 
Number of Winter Months by the Act, and to be allowed to carry an additional Weight of Ten 
Tons all the Year ; referred to a Committee, XLIX. 439. Report, and Bill ordered for altering 
Two feveral Acts of 13 and 14 Geo. III. fo far as the fame relate to the Payment of Tolls at 
Weighing Engines, &amp;c. and for allowing certain Exemptions with refpe&amp; to the Weight and 
Payment of Tolls, &amp;c. 456. Prefented; 8c. and Day appointed for Second Reading, 461. 
Deferred, and ordered to be printed, 497. Deferred, 546. 553. 563. Order of the Day read, 
and on Motion for now reading the Bill a Second Time, on a Divifion there not being Forty 
Members the Houfe adjourned, 567. Not proceeded in. Acts read and Bill again ordered 
for the above Purpofe, and alfo to enable Truftees to lower the Tolls on extra Weights within 
Ten Miles of the Cities of London and Weftminfter, and for impofing additional Tolls on fuch 
Carriages in certain Cafes, LI. 466. The Order for bringing in the faid Bill difcharged, and a 
Select Committee appointed to take the faid Acts into Confideratidn, 491. Report feveral Refo- 
lutions, and Report to lie on the Table, 62 5. Committee revived, and Inftru€tion to report 
Minutes of the Evidence taken, 627. Report, &amp;c. and to be printed, 665. Day appoiated 
for taking the Report into further Confideration, 673. Not proceeded in. See infra. 








IV. Bills relating to the General Turnpike AQ, &amp;c. ordered on 


Motion, &amp;c. vz. 


To amend an Act of 13 Geo, III. “ to explain, &amp;c. and reduce into One-Aé, the Statutes now in 
“ being for regulating the Turnpike Roads in that Part of Great Britain called England, a 
ordered, 




































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83. 


84. 


86. 


$7. 


88. 


89. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6B 


Pighways Turnpike, 


ordered, XLVI. 748. Prefented, &amp;c. and Leake printed, 793. ‘The Second Reading deferred, 
804..809, 815.834. Read Second Time and committed, &amp;c. 872. Confidered and report, 
and order Engroffment, and Day appointed for the Third Reading, 876. Not proceeded in. 


For altering and amending Act of 13 Geo. III. fo far as relates to the Weights thereby limited to be 
carried or drawn on Turnpike Roads in Waggons and Carts, having the Wheels thereof of the 
Breadth of Six Inches.and Nine Inches, &amp;c.; ordered, LII. 528. Prefented and read, 8c. and 
aston to be printed, 538. Committed, and Voices given to all the Committee, 555. Not 
report 


For continuing, for a Time to be limited, the feveral Ads for regulating the Turnpike Roads in 
Great Britain, which expire at the End of the then Seffion (31ft December 1800) ; ordered, 
LV..g11. Prefented, &amp;c. 913. Bill confidered in the Committee; reported, and to be ingroffed, 
&amp;c. 921. P. 930» ° 


See Houle, Igt. 257: 


Petitions for Bills to repair, &amp;c. Turnpike Highways referred 
to Committees, viz. 


Abingdon Diftri&amp; of Roads, from the Mayor’s Shine 4 in Abingdon to Chilton Pond,.&amp;c. in the 
County of Berks, LIN. 247. Report, 261. P. 630.——See infra, (Oxford). 


Adderbury, in the County of Oxford, through Kidlington, to the End of the Mileway in the City 
of Oxford; for more effectually repairing, improving, &amp;c. the faid Roady Lil. 324. Report, , 
414. P. 607. 


Alban (Saint), in the County of Hertford, through the feveral Parifhes -of Saint, Michael, Saint 
Alban, Saint Peter, Shenley Ridge, and South Mims, XLVI. 158. Report, 190. P. 687, 


Alban (Saint), in the County of Hertford ; to enable the Truftees for the Care of the Road through 
the feveral Parifhes of Saint Michael, Saint Alban, &amp;c. to change the Courfe of the faid Road at 
the Entrance into the Town of Saint Alban, XLIX. 25. Report, 72. P, 388. 


Alconbury Hill to Wansford Bridge, inthe County of Huntingdon, and from Stilton to the City of 
Peterborough, LIII. 239. Petition of other Truftees for Ditto, to lie on the Table, 273. The 
Ja{t-mentioned Petition again read, and referred to the Committee on the firft Petition, &amp;c. 437. 
Report, 442. Petition of Edward Knipe and Samuel Edwards, againft ; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 536. Member ordered to make Report; reported, and 
Bill re-committed, 571. Again reported ; Bill to be ingroffed, 578. P. 647. 


Aldermafton, in the County of Berks, to Bafingftoke, and from Aldermafton to the —_— 
Road from. Bafingftoke to Andover, &amp;c. XLIX. 246. Report, 404. P. 735. 


Alemouth through Alnwick and Rothbury to Hexham, and to Jockey’s Dike Bridge, &amp;c. Lv.- 
199. Report, 215. Agreed’to by the Lords with an Amendment, 361. Amendment agreed 
to, 375- P. 415.. 

Ardwick Green near Manchefter, in the County of Lancafter, to the Bridge at the Corn Mills at 
Wilmflow, in the County of Chefter, Liv. 211. Report, 478. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendments, 664. 678. Amendments agreed to, with Reafons for it, and a f{pecial Entry 
ordered to be made, 682. P. 710. See infra, 166. 


Afthall——-See (Buckland). 


Aylefbury, in the County of Buckingham, through Thame and Little Milton to the Turnpike 
Road between Benfington and Shillingford, &amp;c. and for making more effectual Provifion for 
repairing the faid Roads, XLVI. 179. Report, 448. Voices given to all the Members of the 
Committee, 580. P. 687. 


Bagfhot. See infra, (Golden Farmer). 


Bala and Dolgelley, in the County of Merioneth, to and from the faid Towns and other Roads, 
and for repairing feveral other Roads in the Counties of Merioneth and Denbi gh, LI. 191. 
Report, 489. P. 618. 


Bafingftoke, in the County of Southampton, through Wortin, Overton, 8c. to S sidaial Corner 
in-the Parith of Winterflow, 8c. and for making feveral Roads Turnpike Road, leading through 
Clatford Oakcutts, &amp;c. to New Sarum, &amp;c. LI. 296. Not reported -——Petition renewed: and 
referred, &amp;c. Lil. 218. Report, 374. P. 607. 


Bafingftoke, fo far as relates to the Roads through Popham Lane, Sutton, Scotney, &amp;c. to Lob- 
comb Corner in the County of Wilts, LII. 145. Report, 201. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendments, 396. Amendments agteed to, 400. P. 424. 


Bafingftone, in the County of Surrey ; from thence near the Town of eater through Frimley and 
Farnham, and to the City of Winchefter in the County of Southampton, L. 102. Report, 357. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Town of Farnham, and of the Occupiers of Lands, &amp;c.. in the 
Neighbourhood thereof, and of feveral Merchants, &amp;c. attending.the Markets at Farnham, againft 

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a Toll Gate erected between Farnham and the Canal from Bafingftoke to the River Wey ; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 449. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 527. Reported again, &amp;c. 533. P. 567. 


Bath City; between the Top of Kingfdown Hill and the faid City, &amp;c. and for repealing the feveral 
Powers contained in the Acts, and granting others, &amp;c. XLVIII. 206. Report, 715. Voices 
given, &amp;c. 802.. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 864. 926. P. 939. 


Bawtry, in the County of York, to Eaft Markham Common, and from Little Drayton to Twiford 
Bridge, inthe County of Nottingham, XLVIII. 119. Report, 133. P. 466. 


Beaconsfield, in the County of Buckingham, to Stokenchurch in the County of Oxford, XLIx. 
212. Report, 405. P. 735. 


Beckhampton, in the County of Wilts, and from the North Side of Swindon to the Carpenters 
Arms in Blunfden, &amp;c. LIV. 203. Report, 478. P. 624. 


Bedford Town; from Stall Gate Clofe,-atthe South Weft End of the faid Town, to Ampthill, &amp;c. 
and for altering the Courfe of the faid Roads, 8c. L. 165. Petition of Francis Duke of Bed- 
ford, praying, that inftead of repairing, &amp;c. the Road from Ridgemont to Woburn, Provifion 
may be made for making and maintaining a Road branching out of the prefent Turnpike Road 
at or near Lidlington Toll Gate to the Village of Crawley, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee to ex- 
amine, &amp;c. 383. Not reported. Petition of Truftees renewed, except fo far as the fame relates 
to the Road leading from the South End of Ridgemont Town to the Entrance of Woburn Park at 
a Place called the Red Lodges, &amp;c. and for diveutinienes a High Way through the faid Park, 
&amp;c.; referred, &amp;c, LI 361. A Petition of Francis Duke of Bedford, for Provifion to be made 
for difcontinuing the Road from the South End of the Town of Ridgemont to the faid Red 
Lodges, and for vefting the fame in the Petitioner, and alfo for fhutting up the High Way 
through Woburn Park, &amp;c.; referred to the faid Committee, 388. Report, 534. P. 791. 


Beffelfleigh, in the County of Berks, to Hungerford, and to Leckford otherwife Soufley Water 
in the County of Wilts, XLVIII. 225. Report, 306. P. 828. 


Bewdley, in the County of Worcefter ; feveral Roads leading from the faid Town, LV. 271. 
Report, 552. P. 682. 





Bicefter, in the County of Oxford, to Aylefbury in the County of Bucks, XLVI. 58. Report, 
127. P. 399. 

Bicefter, in the County of Oxford ; for repairing and widening the Road from the Market Place in 
the faid Town to the Turnpike Road in Aynho, in the County of Northampton, XLVI. 58. 
Report, 127. P. 399. 

Bigglefwade, in the County of Bedford, through Bugden and Alconbury to the Top of Adconbury 
Hill, and from Bugden to Huntingdon, &amp;c. XLVI. 20. Report, 23. P. 339. 


Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, through Elmdoa toa Lane leading by the End of Stone 
Bridge in the faid County, XLIX. 124. Report, 187. P. 389. 


Blackburn, in the County of Lancafter; for amending and keeping in Repair the Road from the 
faid Town to Burfcough Bridge in the faid County, XLVIII. 62. Report, 171. Read Third 
Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 338. P. 466. 


Bolton-in-the-Moors, in the County of Lancafter, to Leigh, and thence to the South End of 
Newton Bridge, &amp;c. and to Winnick, &amp;c. LI. 309. Report, 526. Reported, &amp;c. and an 
Amendment made by the Houfe to the Bill, 576. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for 
better fecuring the Penalties and Forfeitures, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 603. P. 
785. 

Bemeg beni. in the County of York; from the faid Town through Northallerton tc Croft 
Bridge on the River Tees, and from thence through Darlington to Durham, and for reducing 
the Adts into One, gc. XLVII. 121. Report, 130. Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Darlington, relative to removing a Turnpike Gate to.a greater Diftance, &amp;c. referred to the 
apg » on the Bill, 447. Report, and Bill re-committed; 534. Reported again, &amp;c. 
547- P. 627. ae 


Boughton Bars (City of Chefter) to Whitchurch, and from thence to Newport in the County of 
Salop, fo far as relates to the Road from Newport to. Welth Harp, &amp;c. Lv. 269. Report, 
310. Bill read Third Time ; Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 568. P. 682. 


Bowes, in the County of York, to Brough under Stainmore in the County of Weftmorland; 
and for repairing, &amp;c. the Road from Maiden Caftle to the Coal Works at Taylor Rigg, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 181. Report, 259. Members added to bring in the Bill, 266. Read Third Time, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 618. P. 687. 


Bowes, in the County of York, to Barnard Caftle, in the County of Durham, and from thence. 
through Staindrop to Newgate in Bifhop Auckland, &amp;c. and for reducing Aéts into One, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 394. Report, 418. P. 748. 


Bradford to Wakefield, in the County of York, Lil. 302. Petition renewed, LIII. 269. Re- 
port, 453- Billread Third Time and Amendments made, 566. P. 630. 





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107. 


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109. 


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emt Bridge, inthe County of Devon, to Gafking Gate near Plymouth, Lv. 60. Report, 88. 
- 332. : 


Brewton, in the County of Somerfet ; feveral Roads and Streets in and near the faid Town, and 
othér Roads in that County, XLVII. 160, Report, 222. P. 746. 


Bridport 3 from an Intrenchment on Afkerwell Hill through Bridport to Penn Inn, and from 
Bridport to Beaminfter, in the County of Dorfet, LIv. 180.. Report, 253. P. 535. 


Brighthelmfton, in the County of Suffex, to the County Oak on Lovel Heath in the faid County, 
XLVI. 177. Report, &amp;c. 234. 356. P. 563. 


Briftol City; feveral Roads round that City ; and alfoa Road froma Place on the Stapleton, &amp;c. 
Road into the Bitton and Toghill Common Road, Lil. 158. Report, 188, Petition of 
feveral of the Truftees under the Act.of 19 Geo, III. for Provifion to be made for difcharging 
them from the future Care, &amp;c. of a Piece of Road from the Globe Inn through Engliflicombe 
to Mitford, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee, 608. Report on the laft-mentioned Petition, and 
Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion therein accordingly, 624. P. 698. 


——__——— the Road at or near a Place called the Clay Pits to or near the Chapel at Stone; and 
alfo the Roads to or near Berkeley, Durfley, &amp;c. (except to Sodbury), LY. 115. Report, and 
Standing Orders being only in Part complied with, Report re-committed, 240. Again reported, 
and Report to lie onthe Table, 242. . The laft; Report again read, and Bill ordered, 267. P. 
682, 


Bromfgrove, in the County of Worcefter; fo far as relates to the Road leading from the faid Town 
to the Town of Dudley, and for making a more commodious Road near the Town of Dudley, 
XLIX. 239. Report, 293. Voices given, &amp;c. 450. P. 623. 


Bromyard, in the County of Hereford ; feveral Roads leading from thence, and other Roads adjoin- 
ing thereto, XLVI. 177. Report, 317. P. 687. 


Brough, in the County of York, from the Low Water Mark of the River Humber, at or sunt Brough 
Ferry in the Parith of Elloughton, to the North End of the Town of Brough, &amp;c.. XLVII. 468. 
Report, 552. P. 748. 


Brumpton High Lane, in the County of York, to Richmond, &amp;c, and from Richmond and other 
Places to the Turnpike Road on Gatherley Moor, XLVIII. 140, Not reported.———Petition re- 
newed and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 178. Not reported Petition for continuing, &amp;c. Acts, and 
for turning and diverting the Road from the Eaft End of the Town of Bainbridge to and through 
the Town of Hawes, &amp;c. and for difcharging Truftees from the Repair of certain Parts of Rost, 
L. 86. Report, 314. Petition of Truftees of the Road from Keighly to Kirkby in Kendal, 
refpecting Reftraints laid on them by certain Acts, and praying for their Repeal, and for reftrain- 
ing the Brumpton Truftees from continuing or ereCting a Turnpike between the Guide Poft at 
the Crofs near Ingleton and the Guide Poft near Halfteads, &amp;c. ; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 364. Reported, 392. Read Third Time, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c, 484. P. 546. 


Brumpton High Lane, in the County of York, to Richmond and Lancafter, &amp;c. ; referred to a 
Committee, L. 94. Not reported ——See fupra 109. 


Buckingham Town; fo far as relates to repairing the Road from the faid Town to the North 
Extent of the Parifh of Hanwell, in the County of Oxford, XLVII. 390. Report, 449. P. 748. 


Buckland Road, in the County of Berks; the Road leading from the Turnpike Road at or near 
Ditto; Petition prefented after the Time limited, received and referred, &amp;c. LIV. 544. Report, 
and particular Notices ordered to be given, 551. Petition after.Notices given, referred to a 
Committee, 618. Reported; Report on the firft Petition again+ read, Bill ordered, 622. 
P. 738. 


Bucknall, &amp;c. See infra, 212. 


Buildwas Bridge Road to the Watling Street Turnpike Road at Tern Bridge, in the County of 
of Salop, LIV. 158. Report, 177. Bill reported; a Claufe added; Bill to be ingroffed, 310. 
P. 388. 


Burford to Banbury in the County of Oxford, and from Burford to the Bottom of Stow Hill, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 128. Report, 159. P. 398. 


Burlton, in the County of Salop, through Knockin to Llanymyneck, &amp;c. XLVII. 473- Report, 
629. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 757. P. 1071. 


Burton-upon-Trent in the County of Stafford, to the South End of the Town of Derby, in the 
County of Derby, LIv. 148. Report, 179. Bill reported and re-committed, 228. Again re- 
ported and to be ingroffed, 263..P. 388. 


Bury, in the County-of Lancafter; for amending fo much of the Road from William Walker's 
Houfe in the faid Tawn to Haflingden, and to Salford Bridge in Blackburn, &amp;c. as relates to 
the Firft Diftri€t of Roads therein mentioned, L. 55. Report, 104. A Petition of Owners, 
&amp;c. of Lands and Tenements, &amp;c. within the Townthip of Great Harwood, againft ; to lie on 
the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 117. _ Committed, He Voices given, 


&amp;c. 296. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands within the Townfhip of Great Harwood, psa 
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115. 


116. 


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118, 


119. 


120, 


121. 


122. 


123. 


124. 


125 


referred to the Committee; on the Bill, and tobe heard by themfelves or Agents, 308. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Clithero, and other Places, for an Exception from Tolls of Horfes, Carts, &amp;c. go- 
ing for or returning laden with Coals’; referred to the faid Committee, 325. Petition of Bailiffs, 
&amp;c. of Clithero relative to Ditto; referred &amp;c, 328. Bill reported, &amp;c. 359. P. 481. 


Butterton Moor End near Oncott in the County of Stafford, to the Three Mile Stone on the 
Turnpike Road leading from Buxton to Afhborne in the County of Derby, &amp;c. XLVI. 173. 
Report, 187. P. 398. : 

Cardigan County ; for repairing feveral Roads in the faid County, &amp;c, XLVI. 10. Report 158. 
P. 340. 3 
Cardington, in the County of Bedford, from the Forty-eight Mile Stone in that Parith to Great 

Barford Bridge, and for continuing a Road from thence to near Temsford Bridge, XLVIII. 120. 


Report, 346. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was not agreed to, and 
another Bill ordered, 723. 751. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 759. P. 874. 


Carlifle City to the Town of Penrith in the County of Cumbertand, and from Penrith to Emont 
Bridge, &amp;c. Lil. 325. Petition renewed, Lill. 250. Report,’ 464. P. 562. 


Chapel on the Heath in the County of Oxford, to Bourton on the Hill in the County of Gloucefter, 
XLVI. 160. Report, 172. Report and Bill re-committed, 296. Reported again, &amp;c. 
301. P. 399-. : 


Chatham to Saint Dunftan’s Crofs near Canterbury, &amp;c. LII. 180. Report, and Notices not 
regularly given, but Bill ordered, 344. P. 478. 





Chatteris and Ramfey; fo much as relates to. the Road from Carter’s Bridge, in the Parith of 
Chatteris, to the Forty Feet Bridge in the Parith of Ramfey, XLIX. 23. Report, 353. P. 485. 


Chatteris Ferry to Hammond’s Eau and Somerfham Bridge, &amp;c. in the County of Huntingdon, 
Lil. 146. Report, 152. P. 361. , 


Cherrill through Calne to Studley Bridge, &amp;c. relating to the Turnpike Road from Chittoe Heath 
to the Town of Calne, XLVII. 375. Report, 402. P, 626, © 


Chippenham, in the County of Wilts ; from the Stone Pillar to Knox, Bridge in Wefterleigh Parith, 
and feveral other Roads, LV. 274. Report, 326. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 546. Amendments agreed to, 581. P. 595. 


Chichefter ; fo far as relates to the Road from Farnhurft Lane through Midhurft to Chichefter, &amp;e. 
LIL 103. Report 105. P. 360. 


Cirencefter to Birdlip Hill, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 89. Report 280. P. 481. 
Cirencefter to Saint John’s Bridge, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 89. Report 280. P. 481. 


Cirencefter to Stroud and Dudbridge, and to Gulph Hill, in the County of Gloucefter, LIII. 29 
Report 319. P. 452. 


Cirencefter, ia the County of Gloucefter, to Cricklade in the County of Wilts, Lv. 274. Not 
reported.—Petition again prefented, &amp;c. 862, Reported, 869. Prefented, &amp;c. 874. 875. 
Committed, 877. Not reported. 


Clitheroe ; from the Market Crofs to Salford Bridge in the Town of Blackburn, in the County Pa- 
latine of Lancafter, LI. 280. Report, 309. P. 545. 


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Coleham Bridge in. Shrewfbury. to the Market Place in Church Stretton, and to Candover and 
Langdon in the County of Salop, LIV. 195. . Report, 422. P. 534. 


Colne to Blatkburn, in the-County of Lancafter, LI. 36. Report, 53. Read Third Time, and a 
Claufe added to obviate Doubts refpeéting Carriages having Wheels of different Breadths, &amp;c. 
423. P. 480. 

Collingham through Wetherby to the City of York, XLVI. 7. Report,’ 511. P. 1071. 


Combe Bridge through Winfley and Bradford to Staverton, &amp;c. in the County of Wilts, and for 
maintaining a Bridge over the River Avon at Stokeford, LI. 250. Report, 337. P. 4 52. 

Compton.—See infra, (Lower Compton). 

Counters Bridges in the Parith of Kenfington, leading through Brentford and Hounflow to the 
Powder Mi ls in the Road to Staines, 8c. and from Sion Lane to Ifleworth, XLVI. 1 39. Report, 
and Standing Orders not complied with, Report re-committed, 164. Reported, and Notices 
ib ” be given, 173. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 451. Report, 
BGS Bie QS7i 0s | 


Counters Bridge, in the Parith of Kenfington, leading through Brentford and Hounflow to the 
; Powder Mills in the Road to Staines, L. 7. Report, 99. P. 300; See infra. 


Coventry to Warwick, and from Coventry to Martyn’s Gutter, &amp;c. LI. 158. Report, 191. P. 








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135. 


136. 


137: 


138. 


141, 





Cranford Bridge, in the-County of Middlefex, to the End of‘ Maidenhead Bridge in the County 
of Bucks; and for amending the Road from Slough to Eton, &amp;c. LI. 159, Report, 179. P. 
545+ 2 } Sho¥ je ' awo'hye 

Crickhowell, in the. County, of Brecon, to the Crofs Hands~between the, City of Hereford 
and Rofs, &amp;c. XLVHI..236:, Report, 343. Committed, and a Petition received of feveral 
Proprietors of Lands and Eftates in thé Counties of Monmouth and \Hereford, againft con- 
tinuing, &amp;c. the Aét for the Road from Crickhowell to the Queen’s Head Inn at Llanvihangell, 
Crucetney, &amp;c. ; réferted to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 410. Bill reported, 
&amp;e.' 671. P. 746) &gt; , Sane 

Crickley Hill, in the County of Gloucefter, through Northleach to Campsfield in the Count 
of Oxford, &amp;c, LIII. 243. Report, 351. P. 452. . 


Crofsford Bridge within Stretford, in the County of Lancafter, to Altringcham inthe County of : 
Chefter, LI. 238. Report, 388. P. 5465. 


——Ditto through Stretford and Hulme to Manchefter, LIN. 88, Report, 119. Read Third 
Time, and an Amendment made, 635. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
684. Amendments agreed to, and Reafons given for it, 686. P. 707. 


Crouch Hill, in Henfield Parith, to the Turnpike Road from Brighthelmfton to Cuckfield, and 
from the faid Road to Ditchling in the County of Suffex, LIII. 269. Report, 296. P. 451. 


Darlington to Weft Auckland, in the County of Durham, and feveral other Roads in the faid 
County, L. 156: Report, 180. P. 481. 


Darly Moor, in the County of Derby, to Ellafton in the County of Stafford, &amp;c. XLVI. 22. 
Report, 341. P. 687. 


Denbigh Town to the Turnpike Road between Northop and Holywell, and from Afon Wen to 
Mold ; and from the Blue Hand to the North End of the Common called Denbigh Green, 
XLVII. 453.+—Petition renewed, &amp;c, XLVIII. 223.-—-XLIX, 215.—L. 129.—LI. 253.—LII. 
314. Not proceeded in. 

to the Town of Saint Afaph, and from thence to Ruthland, &amp;c. LV. 184. Re- 
port, 376. P. 538. | 

Derby, from the White Stoop near the North End of the Town, through Duffield and Chefter- 
field, in the County of Derby, to Sheffield in the County of York, &amp;c, L. 115. Report, 319. 
Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 477. P. 546, 


Devizes Roads.——See (Weft Lavington), &amp;c. 
Dewfbury to Ealand, in the County of York, LIII. 300, Report, 467. P. 630. 











Doncafter, inthe County of York ; for repairing the Damage done by the late Floods to certain 
Bridges, and to the Road near Doncafter, and for making the faid Bridges fafe and commodious 
for Travellers, &amp;c. L. 357. Report, and Notices not having been given, order them to be 
given ; Bill ordered; and the Committee to whom the fame may be committed to examine, in 
in the firft place, refpecting the Notices given, &amp;c. 390. Committed, 408: Petition of Cre- 
ditors on Securities of the Tolls, &amp;c.againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 443. Report, and alfo refpecting Notices ordered to be 
given, &amp;c. 498. P. 567. ; 


to the Turnpike Road which leads from Bawtry to Retford, in the Counties of York 
and Nottingham, LIII. 172. Report, 527. P. 648. 





through Ferrybridge, fo far as relates to the Road from Ferrybridge to Wetherby, and 
from thence to Boroughbridge in the County of York, LIV. 174. Report, 178. Bill read 
Third Time and Amendments made, 228. P. 387. 


Downham Market, from the Eaft End of the Bridge acrofs the River Ouze to the Queen’s Head, 
and from the Chequer Inn towards Watton, and tothe Devil’s Ditch, in the County of Norfolk, 
XLVI. 131. Report, 533. P. 1072. 


Dudley Diftri&amp; of Roads, in theCounties of Warwick, Stafford, and Worcefter; and for amend- 
ing, &amp;c. the Roads from Tipton Green to Gofpel Oak, &amp;c. and to Dawley Brook, XLIX. 204. 
Report, 251. P. 389. 


Dudley Hill through Beckwithfhaw to Killinghall, &amp;c. and Harrowgate Inclofures, in the County 
of York, LIll.295. Report, 454. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 566. P. 
630. : 


Dunham Ferry to Great Markham Common, in the County of Nottingham, XLVI.151. Report, 
164. P. 687. 


Dunsford, from the Exeter Turnpike at Reedy Gate to Cherrybrook in the Foreft of Dartmoore, 
inthe County of Devon, XLVI. 197. Report, 341. P. 563. | 


Dunftable and Hockliffe in the County of Bedford, and from the Sign of the White Horfe to the 
Sign of the King’s Arms in Hockliffe, XLVI. 473. Report, and Notices not having been given, 
order 


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144. 


145. 


146. 


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148. 


149. 



















































































151. 


152. 


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order.them to/be, given, 561. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 716. 
Report and Bill ordered, 727- P. 1090. 


Ealand to the Town of Leeds, in the County of York, L. 112. Report, 426. P. 567. 


Elfdon, ‘itt the County of Northumberland, to thé Red Swyre upon the Mid Border betwixt Eng- 
land and Scotland, LV. 257. Report, 342. P. 682. — 


1, in i 3 om &amp;c. LIV 
Enfield, in the County of Middlefex, to Hertford; and from Hertford to near Ware, : 
3 7. Report, 201. Petition of Inhabitants of Waltham Holy Crofs, in the County of Effex, 
againft ; referred tothe Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 298. 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. refiding in the Neighbourhood of Chefhunt, 8c. againft; to lie on 


the Table, 400. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 404. P. 440. 
Effex, Suffolk, and Hertford County Roads, XLVII. 121. Not reported. 


Effex County; for more effectually repairing feveral Roads in the faid County, XLVIII. 172. 
Report, &amp;c. 224. Petition of the Inhabitants of the Borough of Harwich, &amp;c. within the 
Hundred of Tendring, relative to the Road from Shenfield to Harwich, &amp;c. and praying the 
- Houfe to feparate the Trufts, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 386. Billreported, 806. P. 939. 


Evefham Borough, in the County of Worcefter, and from Evefham Bridge to the Globe Inn in 

Alcefter ; and for repairing other Roads extending from the Village of Arrow, &amp;c. LI. 274. 
Petition renewed for continuing the Term, &amp;c. of Act 18 Geo. III. only, and referred, Liv. 
60. Report, 65, P. 387. 


Farnborough, from the Well at the North Weft End of the Town to Riverhill, in the Parifh of 
Sevenoaks, in the County of Kent, LI. 17. Report, 20. P. 246. 





Farringdon (Great), in the County of Berks, to Burford in the County of Oxford, XLVII. 378. 
Report, 425. P. 1072. 


See fupra, 136. 


Fivehead (from the Red Poft) through Langport and Somerton to Butwell, &amp;c. in the County of 


Somerfet, XLVH. 417. Report, 473. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 603. 
677. P. 691. 


Flimwell Vent, in the County of Suffex, through Highgate in the County of Kent, and the Parifhes 
of Sandhurft, Neweriden, &amp;c.; and alfo for repairing, &amp;c. a Piece. of Road called Whitebread 
Lane, XLVI. 214. Report, 336. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 586. 
Confidered, and negative agreeing to the Amendment made by the Lords, and a Committee 
appointed to draw up Reafons for Ditto, 635. Report,-and a Conference defired, 643. 645. 
Conference afked and agreed to, &amp;c. 645. 651. A Conference defired by the Lords, &amp;c. and 
report that the Lords infift on their Amendment ; put off the further Confideration of the Report 
for Three Months, and order in another Bill, 659. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. and committed, 
and to fit fooner than the ufual Time, &amp;c. 661. Reported, &amp;c. 668. P. 707. 


Fofton Bridge Road, in the County of Lincoln, to Little Drayton in the County of Nottingham, 
LIV. 171. Report, and particular Notices not being regularly given, Report to lic on the Ta- 
ble, 190. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 198. P. 534. 


Frome, in'the County of Somerfet ; the Roads leading to and through Frome, &amp;c. and for paving 
the Footway and lighting the Streets within the Town of Frome, LII. 266. Report, 470. 


Reported, and other Amendments being neceflary, Bill’ re-committed, 620. Again reported, 
and to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 625. P. 663. 


Fryar Bacon’s Study, &amp;c.——-See infra, (Oxford).—Supra, (Abingdon). 


Fyfield, in the County of Berks, to Saint John’s Bridge in the County of Gloucefter, and from 
the Hind’s Head Inn, in the Parith of Kingfton Bagpuze, to Newbridge in the County of Berks, 
XLVI, 151. Report, 193. P. 563. 


Galley Corner, adjoining to Enfield Chafe in the County of Middlefex, to Lemsford Mill in 
the County of Hertford, XLVII. 515. Not reported. 


Ferrybridge. 








Galley Hill ; from the Bottom thereof, near the Town of Witney, to the Crofs in Clanfield, in the 
, County of Oxford, XLVIII. 64. Report, 116. P. 466. 


Gander Lane, in the County of Derby, to Sheffield in the County of York, and from Mofborough 
Green toClown, LIV. 173. Report, 202. Petition of Inhabitants of Ecclefhall, Bierlow, and 
other Places, and Petition of William Newbould and William Holdfworth, both of Sheffield, and 
of Merchants, &amp;c. of Sheffield, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel 
ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 404. Report, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c.; Bill to be ingrofled, 
471. P. 539. 


Gatefhead, in the County of Durham, to the Church Lane near Ryton Lane Head, and from the 
Bar Moor to the Hexham Turnpike Road, near Dilfton Bar, in the County of Northumberland, 
LIV.:209. Report, go Petition of Truftees of the Road between Gatefhead and Hexham, 


near Lobley Hill, to Burtry-Ford, &amp;c. againtt; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel 
ordered and Voices given, 8c. 550. P, 624. 


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Glenwhelt Road, to a Part of the Carlifle'and Newcaftle Road upon Shildon Commion, LV. 198. 
Report, 213. P. 374. . 

Gloucefter City, towards Cheltenham and Tewkefbury, in the County of Gloucefter, LIII. 236. 

Report, 241. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 359. Amend- 

ments confidered and deferred for Six Months, and another Bill ordered, 365. P. 452. 


———_— from a Bridge ovet'a Brook called Sudbrook to a Place called The Clay Pitt, in the 


County of Gloucefter, LV. 243. Report, 544. P. 715. 
to Stroud, in the County of Gloucefter, LV. 243. Report, 545. P. 715. 


Godmanchefter, in the County of Huntingdon, through Fenftanton and Cambridge to Newmarket 
Heath, in the County of Cambridge, XLVIII. 122. Report, 289. P. 764. 


Golden Farmer, neat Bagfhot, in the County of Surrey, to Hertford Bridge Hill, Bafingftoke, and 
Odiham, &amp;c. LIII. 301. Report, 526. P. 691. 


Gofport, through Fareham and Wickham to Bifhops Waltham, and from Wickham to Chawton 
Pond, in the County of Southampton, LIV. 150. - Report, 189. P. 388. 


Grantham in the County of Lincoln, and Nottingham Trent Bridge Roads, Liv. 180. Not re- 
ported. 








Great Staughton.——See (Staughton), &amp;c. 


Guldeford ; the Road from the North End of Dapdon Wharf in the Parith of Stoke, &amp;c. through 
Guldeford to Andrew’s Crofs and Alford Bars, in the County of Surrey, &amp;c. Liy. 143. Report, 
430. P. 535. 


Halifax to Sheffield; fo far as relates to the Road from Halifax to Huddersfield, XLVIII. 194. 
Report, 208. P. 466. 


-——Ditto, fo far as relates to the Road from Peniftone to Sheffield, L1l.279. Report, 394- 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 481. 482. P. 532, 


———-Ditto, fo faras relates to the Road from Huddersfield to Peniftone, LIII. 300. Report, 370. 
P. 542. ; 





and Sowerby Bridge, in the County of York, by Todmorden to Burnley and Little- 
borough, in the County of Lancafter; LV..200. Report, 229. P. 374. 


Hampton, from the Guide Poft at the Weft End of the Town over Sunbury Common to Staines, 
in the County of Middlefex, XLVIII. 92. Petition of the Truftees for Provifion to be made 
for increafing the Number of ‘Truftees, &amp;c. and to make fome further Amendments ; referred to 
the fame Committee, 118. Report, 132. P. 466. 


Hand Crofs to Corner Houfe, and from thence to the Turnpike Road leading from Horfham to 
Steyning, and from Corner Houfe to Henfield, &amp;c. in the County of Suffex, XLVII. 24.. Re- 
port, 129. P. 627. 


Harlow Bufh Common in the Parifh of Harlow, to Stump Crofs in the Parifh of Great Chef- 
terford, in the County of Effex, XLVI. 140. Report, 166. P. 340. 


Harnham Hill through Blandford Forum and Dorchefter, to an Intrenchment on Afkerwell Hill, . 
in the County of Dorfet, LilJ. 165. Report ; Standing Orders not regularly complied, with ; 
Report to lie on the Table, 399. Report again read ; Bill ordered, 429. Miftake in this laft 
Order ; Report again read, and another Bill ordered, 434. Pp. 562. 


Haflingden to Todmorden, in the County of Lancafter, being the Second Diftri€t of Roads in Act 
29 Geo. III. and for making, &amp;c. a Branch therefrom to Edgefide, &amp;c. LV. 288. Reported, 
and Report to lie on the Table, 298. Report again read and re-committed, 303. Again re- 
ported and Bill ordered, 308. P. 415. 


Hedon, in the County of York; from a Gate called Sacred Gate to Hull North Bridge, and 
through Wyton to Hambleton Moor Houfe, &amp;c. XLVIU. 121. Report, 617. P. 764. 


Henfield Roads over Poyning’s Common to Brighthelmfton, and from Poyning’s Common to High 
Crefsin Albourne Parifh, in the County of Suffex, LUI. 297. Report, and Standing Orders 
not being complied with as toa Part of the Road, Report to lie on the Table, 321. Report 
again read and re-committed, 337. Again reported, and Notices ordered to be given, 339. 
Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 515. “Report on Ditto; Report made on 
the Report re-committed again read, and Bill ordered, 522. P. 648. - 


Henthall’s Smithy upon Cranage Green through Nether Knutsford, &amp;c, to Altringcham, in the 
County Palatine of Chefter, &amp;c. LI. 309. Report, 446. P. 545. 


Heron Syke to Kirkby in Kendal, and from thence through Shap to Emont Bridge, LV. 178. Re- 
port, 319. P. 451. pu 


Hertford, through Watton to Broadwater, and from Ware to Walkern, in the County of Herts, 
LIV. 43. Report, 56. P. 440. 


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160, 


161, 


162. 


163. 


164. 


165. 


166. 


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Hexham, in the County of Northumberland, from Summerrods Bar near Ditto to Alfton, in 
the County of Cumberland, LV. 198. Report, 213. P.374. | 


High Bridges, in the County of Stafford, to Uttoxeter, &amp;c. for enabling the Truftees to make, 
é&amp;c. a Road from Caldon Low, through Farley and Quicksill, to join the faid Road from Ut- 
toxcterto Hanging Bridge, 8c. L..159. Reported; Report tolie on the Table, and Notices not 
having been given, order them to be given, &amp;c.224. Not proceeded in. 


~ Hockerton, Kirklington, Southwell, &amp;c. in the County of Nottingham, LI. 362. Report, &amp;c. 


417. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates, for Provifion to be made for amending, &amp;c. the Road 
branching out of one of the faid Roads near the Village of Kirklington, and pafling acrofs 
Kirklington Moor to Streetgate Road, &amp;c. and placing the fame under the Care, &amp;c. of the 
prefent Truftees ; referred to a Committee, 477. Committee onthe Petition revived, &amp;c. 512. 
Report on the faid Petition, and Notices not having been given, Report to be further confidered, 
$33. Furthet confidered, and Notices ordered to be given, 541. Petition after Notices given 
referred toa Committee, &amp;c. 586. ‘Report and Inftruction to the Committee on the. Bull to 
make Provifion therein as prayed for, 596. Report, &amp;c. 606. P. 786. 


Hodges to Beadles Hill, and frém thence to the Town of Cuckfield, and from Beadles Hill to 
Lindfield, &amp;c. XLVH. 140. Report, 384. P. 776. 


Hockliffe and Woburn, and through Woburn to Tickford Bridge, in the County of Bedford, Liv. 
45. Petition renewed and referred, 8c. LV: 167. Report, 176. Petition of Sir Gregory 
Page Turner, Baronet, and others, Inhabitants of Battlefden, againft; to lie on the Table, 212. 
The faid Petition againft the Bill again read, and referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel 
ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 248. Reported, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c.; Bill to be in- 
grofied, 532. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 554. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, 612. Amendment agreed to, 634. P. 682. 


Horfeley Upright Gate, leading down Bowden Hill to the Top of Kingfdown Hill, in the County 
of Wilts, and feveral other Roads near to the faid Road, L. 107. Report, 188. P. 380. 


Hounflow Heath, in the County of Middlefex ; from the Powder Mills there to Bafingftone, near 
Bagfhot, and for maintaining, &amp;c. Egham Caufeway, in the County of Surrey, XLVI. 140, 
Report, 393. P. 687. 


Huddersfield, 8c.———See (Halifax), &amp;c. 


Hundred Houfe, in the County of Worcefter; feveral Roads leading from thence, and alfo feveral 
other Roads, LV. 231. Report, 552 P. 715. 





Hurdlow Houfe through Buxton, &amp;c. and Stockport to Manchefter, &amp;c.; for repealing fo 
much of Acts for repairing the faid Road as relates to the Road from Hurdlow Houfe through 
Buxton and Sparrow Pit Gate, &amp;c. te Manchefter; and for widening, 8c. certain Streets in 
Stockport, XLVIII. 239. Report, 442. Reported, and Part of the Amendments agreed to, 
and the further Confideration adjourned, 768. Further Confideration refumed; the reft of 
the Amendments agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 777. P. 828. Py 


Hurdlow Houfe through Buxton, &amp;c. and Stockport to Manchefter ; for repealing fo much of 
Acts for repairing, &amp;c. the faid Road, as relates to the Road from Ardwick Green by Didfbury 
School Houfe to the Bridge at Wilmftow, &amp;c. XLVIII. 239. Report, 442. P. 828. 


Hyde Park Corner to Counters Bridge, and certain other Roads, within the Parifhes of Saint 
George Hanover Square, Kenfington, &amp;c. L..70. Report, 85. Voices given, &amp;c. and Power 
to the Committee io fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 229. ‘Petition of Inhabitants of 
the High Street Kenfington, praying for a feparate Act for repairing the Footways, &amp;c. of Ken- 
fnghons referred to a Committee, 286. Reported; a feparate Bill ordered for Ditto, and an 
Inftruction to the Committee on the Road Bill to leave out fuch Parts as relate to the Footways 
within the High Street in Kenfington, 299. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
354. 393. P. 481.——See Squares and Streets. : 


For Harrowgate, &amp;c.——See (Leeds), &amp;c. 
For Harwich and Shenfield, &amp;c.——See (Effex). 


Ipfwich to the Scole Inn Road, and from Cleydon to the Bury St. Edmund’s Road, at the End of 
the Bounds of the Parifh of Hawleigh, &amp;c. XLVIII. 7. Report, 54. P, 298. 


Ivelchefter, in the County of Somerfet ; feveral Roads leading from the faid Town, LV. 61. Re- 
port, 118. P. 332, 


Keighley to Bradford, in the County of. York; feveral Roads in the Weft Riding of the County: of 
ork, fo faras relates to the Road from Keighley to Bradford, L.-113. Report, 175. P. 323. 
——See (Bradford to Wakefield). 


Keighley, in the County of York, to Kirby in Kendal in the County of Weftmorland; fo far as 
relates to the Road within the Counties of Weftmorland and Lancafter, LV: 177- ‘Report, 


528. Bill reported and a Claufe added, &amp;c.. 6 53, Read Third Time and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 705. P. 746. : : ° 


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HM Kidderminfter, in the County of Worcefter, from the Market Houfe, and feveral other Roads, LV. 
231.. Report, 552. P. 714. 





170. Kighley to Halifax, in the County of York, and other Roads, fo far as relates to the Road from © 


Kighley to Halifax, L..113. Report, 382. P. 546, . 


Kilburn Bridge in the County of Middlefex, to Sparrow’s Herne in the County of Hertford, 
LUI. 161. Report, 352. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c, LIV. 42. Report, 88. 
P. 387. 


171. Kingfton-upon-Thames to Sheetbridge near Petersfield, XLVI. 57. -Alfo, Petition of the Mort- 
gagees of the Tolls, in favour of the Bill; referred to the fame Committee, 57. Report, 89. 
Petition of the Truftees for an Increafe of Tolls; referred to aCommittee, 226. Bill committed, 
451. Report on the laft-mentioned Petition, and Inftru¢tion for increafing the Tolls, 456. 
Petition of feveral Noblemen and others for the Road to be divided into Two feparate Diftricts, 
and _againft feveral Claufes ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 462. 
Power given to the Committee to fend for Perfons, Papets, and Records, 470. Petition of 
Truftees for the Road from Shéetbridge to Portfmouth, relative to the Road from Sheetbridge to 
Godalming; referred to the faid Committee, 471. Petition of feveral Creditors againft the. pro- 
pofed Divifion of the Roads ; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 556. On.Motion of the Chairman, 
Inftruction given to reduce Parts of the Acts into One Ad, &amp;c. 620. .Report, and negative 
bringing up a Claufe to prevent any Turnpike being ereéted within a certain Diftance of Godal- 
ming, Guildford, and Kingfton; Bill ordered to be ingroffed ; and a Petition of the Inhabitants 
of Kingflon, &amp;c. againft, to lie on the Table till the Third Reading of the Bill, and Counfel 
ordered, 640. 642. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were not confidered by 
the Houfe, 690. Petition renewed, XLVII, 129. Report, 421. Bill prefented for more 
effectually amending, widening, &amp;c. the faid Road, 492. 528... Voices given, &amp;c. 528. P. 748. 
—See (Sheetbridge), &amp;c. 214. 








172. Kingfton-upon-Hull to Beverley, and from Newland Bridge to the Weft: End of the Town of 
Cottingham, in the Eait Riding of the County of York, XLVII, 131. Report, 403. P. 748. 

173. Kington, inthe County of Hereford; feveral Roads leading from the faid Town, and other Roads 
within the faid County, &amp;c. XLIX. 214. Report, 238. P. 389. 

174. King’s Lynn, from the Eaft Gate into the Parifhes of Geyton .and Grimftone, and to the Gate 
next Hillington on Cangham Common, &amp;c. XLVI. 194. Report, 237. P. 399. 

175. King’s Lynn, ‘from the South Gate into the Parifhes of Eaft Walton, Narborough, Stoke Ferry, 
and Downham, in the County of Norfolk, XLVI. 194. Report, 237. P. 399: 


Kirkby Kendal in the County of Weftmorland, to Kirkby Ireleth in the County of Lancafter, 
LIV. 188. Report, 379. P. 534. 


Knarefbrough, by Long Flat Lane, &amp;c. to Greenhammerton, in the County of York, LIV. 175. 
Report, 178. P. 387. | 


= Lawton, in the County of Chefter ; from the moft Southern Part of Butt Lane to Lawton and 
Henfhall’s Smithy upon Cranage Green, LIV. 214. Report, 542. P. 738. 


Lea Bridge Roads, into the great Roads at Snaresbrooke in the County of Effex, and Clapton in 


the County of Middlefex, LIv. 143. Report, 158. Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe 
added, &amp;c. 408. P. 534. : 


Leatherhead, in the County of Surrey, to the May Pole, 8c. in Stoke Parith near Guldeford, LV. 
232. Report, 289. P. 538. 


176. Leeds to Wakefield, in the County of York, XLVII. 420. Report, 461. Petition of Abraham 
Balme, of Bradford, Efquire, a Creditor upon the Tolls, on Behalf of himfelf and the other Cre- 
ditors, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 


553- 554- Reported, and that no Perfon appeared before the Committee in Support of the faid 
Petition, 590. P. 748: 


177. Leeds, Harrogate, and Ripon Roads ; fo far as relates to the amending, Bc, the faid Road from 
Harrogate to the North Eaft Corner of Hutton Moor, &amp;c. XLIX. 155. Report, 184. P. 417. 

178, Leeds through Bradford and Horton to Halifax, &amp;c. XLIX: 211, Report, 317. P. 623. 

179. Leeds through Harwood to the South Weft Cornér of the Inclofures of Harrogate, in the Weft 


- Riding of the County of York, LI. 275. Report, 293. P. 480. 


—— Ditto; fo far as the Acts relate to the Road leading from the South Weft Corner of the In- 
clofures of Harrogate (through Knarefborough) to Boroughbridge, Lill. 92. Report, 
233. P. 361. . 

Leeds to Sheffield, in the County of York; fo far as relates to the Road from. Wakefield to Shef- 


field, LUI. 21. Report, 394. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 481. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 482. P. 531. 


180. Ledbury, in the County of Hereford ; feveral Roads leading therefrom, and-the Road through 
the Parith of Broomfberrow, &amp;c. till it joins the Road from Gloucefter to Worcefter, XLVIII. 


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99. “Report, 174. Petition of feveral of the Truftees for Provifion. to be made refpecting a 
Piecé'of Road from ‘Bromyard*'to Ledbury, in the Parifh of Caftle Frome; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 289. Report, and Inftruction to make-Provifion for Ditto, 303. P. 466. 


Leicefter to Narborough; and from‘ Leicefter to Earl Shilton, &amp;c. in the County of Leicefter, Ly. 
59- Report, 87. P. 285. 
Leicefter to Afhby-de-la-Zouche, in the County of Leicefter, LV. 9. Report, 86. P. 285. 


Leominfter, in the County of Hereford; feveral Roads leading inte the faid Town, LI. 190. 
Report, 205. P. 663. 





The Roads therein mentioned leading from the Town of Leominfter, LV. 91. Report, 
172. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 546. Amendments agreed to, 
596. P. 682. 


Lewes to Brighthelmfton; in the County of Suffex, XLVI. 13. Report, 44. P. age 


Lewes Roads, from the North End of Malling Street to Witchcrofs, and feveral other Roads ir the 
County of Suffex, LIV, 154. Report, 318. P. 534. 


Lightpill Gate, on the Road from Bath to Dudbridge, to join the Turnpike Road from Painfwick 
to Cheltenham, &amp;c. in the County of Gloucefter; for making, é&amp;c. a Turnpike Road, LV. 242, 
Report, 337.. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 520. P: 595. 


Lincoln City; certain Roads leading to and from Ditto, and for repairing, &amp;c. other Roads from 
_ Bracebridge Bridge tothe Extremity of the County of Lincoln, near a Place called Potter Hill, 
' &amp;c. LH. 304. Report, 409. P. 607. 


Lincoln Heath (Eaft Side}'to the City of Peterborough, Watton, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln, 
LV 60. °'Report, 204. P. 682. 


Liverpool to Prefcot, Afhton, and Warrington, &amp;c. in the County of Lancafter, LII. 268. Re- 
port, 378. P..478. 


Lobcombe Corner to Harnham Bridge, in the County of Wilts, and from New Sarum to Land. 
ford’ and. Brook, &amp;c, inthe County of Southampton, LIII. 238. Report, 428. P. 630. 


Sate Horfley Bar, neat Morpeth, through Long Horfley, &amp;c. to the River Breamifh, in the County 
of Northumberland; Liv. 95. Report, 474. P. 624. 


Loughborough to Afhby-de-la-Zouch, in the County of Leicefter, &amp;c. LIV. 202. Report, 252. 
P. 624. 


Lower Compton, in the County of Dorfet, through Yeovil, Crewkerne, &amp;c. in the County of 
Devon, and other Roads leading from Taunton in the County of Somerfet ; for repealing Aéts 
and making other Provifions, &amp;c. LV. 2e9.. Report, 219. Petition of Truftees of the faid 
Roads for an Alteration in the Bill, and to continue certain Parts of the Roads intended to be 
difcontinued’; Petition to lie on the Table, and particular Notices ordered to be given, 398. 
Petition after Notices given referred toa Committee, 521. Report, and to lie on the Table, 
527- Petition prefented 21{t April again read, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 531. 
Report, and of Standing Orders.being complied with agreeably to Leave granted ; Report of 14th 
May again read, and In{tru¢tion to make Provifion in the Bill as prayed i for, 5 36. P. 682. 


Ludlow, in the County of Salop; feveral Roads leading from the. Market Houfe therein, and alfo 
the Road leading from the Turnpike in Afhford Bowdler to the Turnpike Road on the Cloe 
Hill, &amp;c. XLIX. 218.. Report, 291. P. 417. 


——Ditto, the Road from thence through Woofferton and maint’ Hereford to Monk’s Bridge, &amp;c. 
XLIX. 218. Report, 292. P. 417. 


Ludlow-fach, i in the County of Carmarthen, to the Town of Llandovery, and from thence through 
y Llangadock to the Rivér Amman, &amp;c. L. 73. Report, 304. P. 481. 


Luton, in the County of Bedford, to Weftwood Gate in the faid County, and from Luton to Saint 
Alban’s, in the County of Hertford, L. 90.. Report, 277. Read Third Time, and an Amend- 
ment made, 473. P. 567. 


Lyme Regis; ; feveral Roads in the Counties of Dorfet and Devon leading to and through the faid 
Borough, &amp;c. 1.V. 248. ‘Report, and Notices rather irregularly given, but Bill ordered, 311. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the County of Devon againft.the Toll upon Lime, &amp;c. and 
praying Relief; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 355. Reported, and that no Perfon ap- 
peared in Support of the faid Petition againft the Bill, 422. P. 538. 


Macclesfield, inthe County of Chefter, over the Long Mofs and Monks Heath to the Turnpike 
Road in Nether Tabley, &amp;c. XLVI. 134. Report, 342. P. 687. 


Magor Village to the Bridge;foot in the. Town of Chepftow, in the County of Monmouth, and 
feveral other Roads in the Counties of Monmouth, Gloucefter, Hereford, and Brecon, LIV. 
183. Report, 259. Petition for Provifion to be made for widening and repairing, &amp;c. the Road 
leading from and-out of the Turnpike. Road between Abergavenny and Ragland, through La- 

marth, Penrofe,.8&amp;c,; referred toa Committee, 323. Report, and Notices not being given, Report 

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to lie on the Table, 326. Petition of William Kemeys, Efquire, and others, againft ; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 327: The laft Report that 
was ordered to lie on the Table again’ read, and re-cottnitted, 383. Again reported, and parti- 
cular Notices not having been given, order'them to be'given, 389. ‘Petition after Notices given 
referred to a Committee, 482. Report, and Inftruction tothe Committee on the Bill to make 
Provifion therein for repairing the Roads mentioned in the Petition, &amp;c. 486. Petition of 
William Kemeys, Efquire, a others, Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the Parifhes of Chriftchutch, 
Bifhton, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 489. Petition 
of Edward Frere, on Behalf of himfelf and others, Partners in feveral Iron Works in the County 
of Brecon, againft ; referred, &amp;c., and Counfel ordered, 491. Power given to the Committee to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 490. Not reported.—Petition for the Bill renewed and 
referred, &amp;c. LV. 202.. Report, 207. Voices given to all the Committee on the Bill, 275. 
Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 308. P. 374. ‘ 


Malton, in the County of York; from the End of Old Malton Gate, in the Town of New Malton, 
to the Town of Pickering, L. 112. Not reported. 


Manchefter, in the County Palatine of Lancafter ; from the Guide Poft at the Wefterly End of 
Newton Lane, within Manchefter, to Aufterlands, in the Parifh of Saddleworth, in the County 
of York, XLVIIIl. 232. Not réported.—See infra. : 


Manchefter, in the County of Lancafter, through Afhton-under-Lyne and Parith of Mottram 
Longdendale, ‘and from thence to Salter’s Brook, in the County Palatine of Chefter, X LVIIL. 
124. Report, 130. P. 466. 


Manchefter, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, through Oldham to Aufterlands, and from Old- 
ham to Afhton-under-Lyne, &amp;c. LIV. 193- Report, 327. P. 534. 








Manchefter by White Smithy to Rochdale, and from thence to Bury, &amp;c. LILI. 5 5. Report, 120. 
Read Third Time and Amendments made, 399. P: 452. 


Market Harborough, in the County of Leicefter, to Loughborough; and for tepairing certain 
Branches of Road, XLVIII. 199. Report, 307. Read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 805. P. 860. 


- to Brampton, in the County of Huntingdon, Liv. 172. Report, 195. 
Petition of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. within Market Harborough, anda Petition of Truftees 
under an Ac of 33 Geo. III. for repairing, &amp;c. the Road from Little Bowden, againft; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c, 408. Read Third Time 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 547. P. 624. 


Marlborough. 


Melkfham, in the County of Wilts; from the Bottom of Shaw Hill through Googe’s Lane, &amp;c. 
to the Turnpike Road at Upper Coombe, LIV. 203. Report, 478. P. 624. 








See (Beckhampton). 


Middleton Tyas Lane over Gatherly-Moor to Greata Bridge, and from thence to Bowes, in the 
County of York, XLVII. 399. Report, 508. P. 748. 


Milford, in the County‘of Surrey, through Petworth to Dunckton Hill and Stopham Bridge, and to 
fhut up a Road-and pull down a Bridge, and make others, LIV. 155.——-Petition for Ditto 
renewed and referred, &amp;c. LV. 95. Report, 176. P. 332. 


Monk Bridge near the City of York to New Malton, and from thence to Scarborough, &amp;c. LIII. 
300. Report, 340... Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 570. Amendments 
agreed to, with Reafons for it, 575. P. 630. 


Monmouth Town; feveral Roads leading to, through, and from the faid Town, XLVIII. 237: 
Report, 437. P. 828. . 


Much Wenlock, and from Gleeton Hill to Creflage, in the County of Salop, LIV. 158. Report, 
177. Bill reported; a Claufe added; Bill to be ingroffed, 311. P. 388. 


Mumps Brook within Oldham, in the County 'Palatine of Lancafter, to Rippondon, in the 
Weft Riding of the County of York ; and a Branch therefrom at or near Denthaw to or near 
Brown Hill, &amp;c. L. 117. Report, 244. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Calder 
and Hebble Navigation, in favour of the Bill, 281. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town 
and Neighbourhood of Halifax, in favour, 304. P. 380. 


Neots (Saint) in the County of Huntingdon, to the Pavement at the End of Bell Lane, in the 
Town of Cambridge, XLVIII. 229. Report, 431. P. 712. 


Newark-upon-Trent, in the County of Nottingham, to join the Turnpike Road from Notting- 
ham to Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, &amp;c. LIV. 87. Report, 421. P. 535. 


Newcaftle-under-Lyne, in the County of Stafford, to Haffop; and’ from Middle Hills to the 
Macclesfield Turnpike Road near Buxton, &amp;c.. XLVIII. 183. Report, 306. P. 466. 


Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, in the County of Northumberland; the High Road leading from the 
North. End of ‘the Cow-Caufey near the faid Town to the Town of Belford, and from thence 
to Buckton Burn, /XLIX. 219. ,Report, 374. P. 486. 





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——aAnother Petition for a Bill for more effectually amending, &amp;c. the Road from the Weft Cow- 
te, near Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, to the River Wanfpeck, &amp;c. Lil. 318, Report, 367. Read 


hird Time and Amendments made, 473. P. 532. 
Newport Pagnell, &amp;c.——See infra, 223. 


Northallerton, in the County of York, to the South Wall of the Church Yard of Thirfk-; and 
from Pinkell Street to and through the Town of Eafingwold, &amp;c. XLIX. 204. Report, 243. 
P. 389. 


Norwich (County arid City of) to the Chalk Pits ear Thetford, in the County of Norfolk, 
XLVII. 6. Report, 17. P.. 524. 


——Ditto to Swaffham, in the County of Norfolk, and from Halfpenny Bridge in Honingham to 
the Bounds of Yaxham, &amp;c. XLVII. 6. Report, 17. P. 524. 


Nottingham Town and County of the Town; for repairing the prefent Road from the ‘Trent 
Bridge to the Town of Nottingham, the Chain and Flood Bridges, and alfo the Leen Bridge 
on the faid Road, &amp;c. L. 434. Not reported. 


Nottingham and Derby ; fo far as relates to the Road leading from Chapel Bar near Nottingham to 
Derby, and from Lenton to Sawley Ferry, LIV. 151. Report, 185. P. 387.. 


Nottingham; from Chapel Bar to Newhaven, and from the Four Lane Ends near Oakerthorpe to 
Afhborne, &amp;c. LV. 88. Report, 184. P. 595. 


Nuffield otherwife Tuffield, in the County of Oxford, through Wallingford, 8c. to Farringdon, 
in the County of Berks, LIV. 54. Report, 76. P. 624. 


Old Stratford in the County of Northampton, to Dunchurch in the County of Warwick, LI. 
238. Report, 245. P. 545. 


Old Stratford, in the County of Warwick ; fo far as relates to the Road from Shipfton Toll Gate, 
&amp;c. to the Top of Long Compton Hill, Lil. 205. Reported, 285. P. 424. : 


Oxford Diftri&amp; of Roads ; from Friar Bacon’s Study to Chilton Pond, and to Foxcombe Hill 


Sates &amp;c. LII. 244. Report, 367. Member added to bring in Bill, and prefented, &amp;c. 548. 
- 691. 


Pedmore to Holly Hall Road, and for repairing feveral other Roads in the Counties of Worcefter 
and Stafford, LIII. 269. Petition for repairing other Roads to be put under the Care of the fame 
Truftees; referred tothe fame Committee, 297. Reported; Standing Orders not complied 
with-as to the additional Roads; Report to lie on the Table, and Notices to be given, 444. 
Petition after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 522. Report on Ditto, and Bill 
ordered, 527. P. 630. 


Peniftone Bridge in the County of York, to Grindleford Bridge in the County of Derby, and from 
Bamford Wood Gate over Yorkthire Bridge, &amp;c. XLVII. 436. Not reported. Petition renewed 
and referred, &amp;c. XLVIII. 20 5: Report, 718. Bill reported, and a Claufe added for exempting 
the Inhabitants of Darwent from paying Tolls, 921. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, 
directing that no Tolls fhall be taken between Grindleford Bridge and Darwent, and an Amend-. 
ment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 922. 993. P. 997. 


Peniftone to Sheffield. See (Halifax), &amp;c 


Penn Inn, in the County of Dorfet, to the Workhoufe at the Eaft End of Honiton in the County 
of Devon; and for new-making, &amp;c. the Road from Quandoes Gate over Hawkchurch Down, 
&amp;c.; to.lie on the Table, XLVI, 232. Petition again read and referred to a Committee, &amp;c. 
355. Not «sage Petition renewed and referred, XLVII..436. Report, 614. Petition 
of feveral Perfons, Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. in the Parifh of Combrawleigh, for Provifion to be 
made for widening and amending the Road leading down Clapper Lane in Honiton through 
Combrawleigh Church Town, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, 731. Report, and Reafons given 
for Standing Orders not being complied with as to Notices, and Inftruction to make Provifion, 
&amp;c. in the Bill, 736. Bill reported, 745. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, direéting that 
no Turnpike fhall be erected in the Parifhes of Otterford and Pitminfter, &amp;c. 771. 799. P. 
1071. 











Penrith to Chalk Beck, and frorn Caftlefowerby Pafture to Caldbeck, in the County of Cumber- 
land, LUI. 229, Report, 297. P. 451. 


Peterborough through Oundle and Thrapfton to Wellingborough, in the County of Northamp- 
ton, LV. 799. Not reported. 


Piercebridge, in the County of Durham, to Kirkmertrington, and to Tudhoe Lane End, XLVI. 
249. Report, 647. P. 827. ; | 


rs Gate Roads, in the Town and County of the Town of Poole, Liv. 175. Report, 423. 
. 7io “ 


Prefton, in the County Palatine of Lancafter; the Road from Wigan to the faid Town, L. 76. 
Report, 98. Read Third: Time, and an Amendment made, 428. P. 481. 


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207. 


208. 


209. 


210. 


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Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6E 


Ratcliff Highway through Cannon Street, in the County of Middlefex, into the Road leading into 
the County of Effex, and from Brook Street into Cable Street, &amp;c. LV. 183. Report; 238: 
P. 746. 


Reading, inthe County of Berks, between the Bear Inn in the faid Town and Puntfield, and fe- 


veral other Roads in the faid County, XLIX.230. Report, 351. Reported and te-committed, 
449. Reported again, &amp;c. 453. P. 560. . 


Ripon Borough, by Ingram Bank to Pateley Bridge, in the County of York, LY. 198. Report, 
394. P. 538. 


Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, to the Towns of Halifax and Ealand, in the 
County of York, L. 123. Report, 411. Petition of Truftees for putting in Execution an 
Act of the prefent Seffion, for making, &amp;c. a Turnpike Road from Mump’s Brook within Old- 
ham, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered and Voices given, 
&amp;c. 466. Report, 513. P. 567. 


- Rochdale Lane End, in the Village of Heywood, to the Land’s End in the Parith of Preftwich, 


inthe County Palatine of Lancafter, LI. 268. Report, 342. P. 630. 


Rochdale to Burnley, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LIII. 271. Report, 341. Bill re- 
ported and re-committed, 567. Again reported, 575. P. 648. 


Rochefter to Maidftone, and other Roads in the County of Kent, LIV.145. Report, 212. P. 
710. 


Rofs, in the County of Hereford ; certain Roads leading into the faid Town; and for amending, 
&amp;c. certain Streets or Highways within the fame, XLVI. 141. Report, 156. P. 399. 


Ruthin, in the County of Denbigh, to Mold, in the County of Flint, Lv. 251. Report, 526. 
P. 682. 


Salford, Worrington, Bolton, and Wigan, in the County Palatine of Lancafter; certain Roads 
leading to and from the faid Places, &amp;c. XLVIII. 119. Report, 166. Petition of feveral of the 
Truftees under the A&amp; for Provifion to be made for repealing the At, and to grant other Powers, 
&amp;c.; referred toa Committee, 400. Report on the laft Petition, and, nothing being faid about 
Notices, re-committed, 411. Report again made, and the Order before made for Leave to 
bring in a Bill to enlarge the Term, &amp;c. difcharged, and Bill ordered for repealing the Act of 
24 Geo. lil. and making other Provifions, &amp;c. 421. Day. appointed for the Second Reading 
of the Bill, 444. ReadSecond Time, &amp;c. 626. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Kirkby Ken- 
dal, in favour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 627. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. of Over 
Hulton, &amp;c. andalfo of thofe of Weft Houghton, and of Higher Worfley and Lower Worfley, 
in the County of Lancafter, againft any additional Bars being erected on particular Parts of 
the Roads mentioned in their Petitions ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 636. Petition 
of Gentlemen, &amp;c. refiding in and paying to the Highway Rates for the Townfhip of Pendle- 
bury, and alfo other Petitions, in favour of the Bill, 652. Petition of the Gentlemen, Clergy, 
&amp;c. of the Town and Neighbourhood of Bolton, for Increafe cf Tolls, and againft Exemptions, 
and defiring to be heard by Counfel ; to lie on the Table, 653. Report, &amp;c. and that no Per- 
fon appeared in Support of the Petitions againft the Bill, 663. Day appointed for the Third Read- 
ing, 667. Petitionof Land Owners, &amp;c. of Barton upon Irwell, againft pring Bars ; Bill 
read Third Time and Amendments made, 695. Amendments made at the Lords, 781. To be 
confidered, 800. Deferred, 809. Confidered and deferred for Three Months, and a new Bill 
ordered, 812. Prefented, &amp;c. 815. Committed, and to fit fooner than allowed by the Stand- 
ing Orders, 834. Report, &amp;c. 845. P. 939. 


Selby to Leeds, in the County of York, LIV. 175, Report, 196. P. 534. 


Sevenoakes, Tunbridge Wells, and Kipping’s Crofs, to Lamberhurft Pound, &amp;¢. fo far as relates 
to the Road from Sevenoakes Common to Wood{gate,. Tunbridge Wells, &amp;c. XLVIII. 237. 
Report, 312. P. 939. Petition of Truftees of the Road under the faid AG, for increafing the 
Tolls authorized to be taken by the At; referred, &amp;c, LV. 85. Report, 90. P. 332. 


Sheffield (Little), in the County of York ; the Roads from the faid Town, through the Towns of 
Hatherfage, Hope, and Caftleton, to Sparrowpit Gate in the County of Derby, &amp;c. L. 115. 
Report, 445. Petition of Walter Spencer Stanhope, Efquire, againft various Claufes, 8c. in the 
Bill; and alfo Petition of James Shuttleworth, Efquire, &amp;c. and John Hardy, Gentleman,, &amp;c. 
againft the Bill, and praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table until the Bill be 
read a Second Time, 486. 487. Read Second Time, 514. P. 568. . 


Shelton, in the County of Stafford, to the Road between Cheadle and Leek, and to the Turnpike 
Road above Frogall Bridge, &amp;c. XLVII. 427. Report, 793. P. 1090. 





Shepton Mallet, in the County of Somerfet ; feveral Roads leading to and from the faid Town, 
and for repairing the Road from Long Crofs Bottom to the Bruton Turnpike Road, and for 
paving, &amp;c. the Streets and Lanes, &amp;c. within the faid Town, XLVI, 209. Report, 311. 

563. , 

Sheet Bridze to Portfmouth, and from Petersfield to the Alton Turnpike Road near Ropley, in 
the County of Southampton, LI. 87. Report, 132. Petition of Inhabitants ot Petersfield and 
Neighbourhood, for Provifion to be made in the Bill for repealing a Claufe in the A&amp; which 

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216. 


217. 


218. 


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222. 


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prevents any Part of the Tolls collected on the Road between Sheet Bridge and Portfmouth 
from being applied towards the Repair of the Road from Petersfield to Ropley, &amp;c.; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; an Inftruction given to make Provifion therein relating to Ditto; 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and Voices given, &amp;c. 280, Reported, &amp;c. 
416, P. 480.——See fupra, 171. 


Shields (North) in the County of Northumberland, to the Town of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, Ly, 
140. Report, 149. P. 271. 

Shrewfbury, in the County of Salop; for repealing the feveral Exemptions from Toll contained jn 
an Act of 29 Geo. II. for repairing, &amp;c. the Roads from the faid Town to Prefton, 
Brockhurft, &amp;c. and alfo in an Act of 27 Geo. III. for continuing the Term, &amp;c. of the faid 
other Act, XLVI. 206, Not reported._———See infra, 217. 


to Prefton, Brockhurft, &amp;c. and for repairing the Road leading from the Turnpike Road 
from Shrewfbury to Ellefmere through Harlefcott, &amp;c. to Hatcham, XLVIII. 223. Pe- 
tition for including the faid Road from the Turnpike Road from Shrewfbury to Ellefmere, &amp;c. 
referred to the fame Committee, 464. Report, 694. P. 828. 


Skipbridge to Boroughbridge Road.——See (York). 


Skipton, in the County of York, to the Turnpike Road leading from Leeds to Ripon, near Okbeck, 

' in the Townfhip of Bilton with Harrogate, &amp;c. LI. 275. Report, 387. Bill committed, 
445- Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the Townthip of Bilton with Harrogate, &amp;c. 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Petitioners to be heard before the Com- 
mittee ; Voices given, &amp;cs 616. Not reported. Petition renewed and, referred, &amp;c. LIV. 
174. Report, 531. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 688; Amendments 
confidered and deferred for Two Months, 695. Petition and Report thereon again read, and 
another Bill ordered, 696. Prefented, &amp;c. 702. Order for Leave for the Committee to fit and 
proceed on the Bill the following-Morning, 717. P. 739. 











Skipton, in the County of York, to Clitheroe in the County of Lancafter, LIV. 173. | Report, 
433- Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 566. P. 624. 


Solihull, in the County of Warwick, to the Guide Poft in Kenilworth, and from Stone Bridge to 
Balfall Common, XLIX. 181. Report, 201. P. 389. 


Sommerrod’s Bar to Alfton, See (Hexham), &amp;c. 





South Malling, near Lewes, to Glynd Bridge, &amp;c. except fo far as relates to the Road between 


Bopeep, in the Parifh of Alcifton, and Longbridge, &amp;c. XLVII. 468. Report, 598. P. 1071. 


Southwark, Parith of Saint John ; from New Street in that Parifh to and through feveral Places, 
and for keeping the fame, and feveral other Roads adjoiiing, in Repair, XLVI. 39. Report, 


57: P. 399- 


Southwark, Parifh of Saint John; for making a new Road or Street from Freefchool Street to 
Lilliput Hall Bridge in Bermondfey, and for enlarging Term, &amp;c. of Acts for making a new 
Road from New Street, &amp;c. LUI. 135. Report, 146. Petition of John Oxley Parker, 
Efquire, againft certain Parts of the Bill ; referred to the Committee on Ditto; Counfel ordered 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 345. Petition of Parifhioners, &amp;c. of Saint Paul and Saint Nicholas 
Deptford, againft ; referred tothe Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 365. Petition of In- 
habitants and Occupiers of Houfes and Shops, againft ; referred, and Counfel ordered, 407. 
Petition of Inhabitants in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table, 426. Another Petition of In- 
habitants, &amp;c. of Saint Paul and Saint Nicholas Deptford, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table, 
439. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint John Southwark, in Veftry affembled, in favour of the 
Bil; to lie onthe Table, 442. Biull reported and ordered to be ingrofled, 457. P. 542. 


Spalding High Bridge, 8c. in the County of Lincoln, to Maxey Outgang, in the County of Nor- 
thampton, LV. 61. Report, 331. P. 682. 


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Speenham Land, in the County of Berks, to Marlborough, in the County of Wilts, and feveral 
other Roads, XLVIIN. 185. Report, 225 P. 466. 


Staughton (Great) in the County of Huntingdon, to near Wellingborough Bridge in the County 
of Northampton, and from Kimbolton to near Brington Bridge, LIV. 154. Report, 261. 
Bill reported, and Report to be taken intofurther Confideration, 426. Report further confidered ; 

a Claufe added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 430. P. 534. ' 


Stoke Ferry Road, in the County of Norfolk ; feveral Roads leading from the Bell in Stoke Ferry; 
and the Road from Methwold Warren Houfe to a Place called the Devil’s Ditch, in the faid 
County, XLVI. 140. Report 165. P. 399. 


Stoke Goldington, in the County of Buckingham ; for more effectually repairing the Roads between 
the Horfe Shoe Houfe in Ditto and Northampton and Newport Pagnel, Lil. 283. Report, 
and Notices not being properly given, Report to lic on the Table, and to be given, 469. Petition. 
after Notices given; referred to a Commtittee, 549. Report, 597. P. 672. 

Stoke next Guldeford.——See (Guldeford). | 


Stone to Lane End, in the County of Stafford ; for repealing an A&amp;t of 11 Geo. III. for repair- 
ing, &amp;c. the faid Road, and the Road between Leek and Sandon om Meir Heath, and — 
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Petitions for Bills. to. repair 
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Meir to Trentham, &amp;c. and for granting other Powers for thofe Putpofes ; and for repairing and 
improving the Road from Walton to Eccleshall, XLVII. 463. Report, 571. 


225. Stourbridge Roads, fo far as relates to. tepairing the Roads from Blakedown Pool to the Crofs 
of Hands at Holloway Head near Birmingham, &amp;c. XLVI. 403. Report, 427. P. 776. 


226, Streetway, in the County of Stafford ; fo far as relates to the Road leading from Streetway through 
Wolverhampton to the High Street oppofite the Old Buth in Dudley, &amp;c. and to Birmingham, 
LI. 306. Petition of Inhabitants of Rugeley and Cannock, &amp;¢. for Provifion to be made fot 
an Extenfion of the faid Road, fo far as relates to the Second Diftrit thereof from the Town 
of Rugely to the Town of Cannock ; referred to the fame Committee, 362. Report, and Standing 
Orders having been complied with in the firft-mentioned Petition, Bill ordered thereupon ; 
but not having been complied with in the fecond-mentioned Petition, the Report, fo far as 
relates thereto, to lie on the Table, 406. BBill prefented, &amp;c. 427. P. 618. 


224. Stump Ciofs to New Market Heath ; for repairing the Road from the faid Places and to Cambridge, 
and from Foulmire to Cambridge, &amp;c. XLVIII. 122. Report, and Bill ordered for repairing the 
Roads from Cambridge to Long Leys, and to Royfton, 159. Read Third Time, and a Claufe 
added relative to Surveyors getting Materials, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 444. 
P. 712. 


4 Sunning, in the County of Berks, from the Old Gallows through Wokingham, &amp;c. to Virginia 
Water in Egham Parith, in the County of Surrey, LV. 826. Report, 872. P. gos. 


Surrey County Roads, from Sutton through Reigate to Povey Crofs, and from Sutton through 
Cheam to Ewell, &amp;c. Petition received after the Time limited, and referred, &amp;c. LV. 402. Re- 
port, 481. Bill committed ; Committee to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and all 
Members who come to the Committee to have Voices, 547. Reported ; feveral Claufes added, 
and Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 671. P. 746. _ 


228. Sutton Coldfield Common ; fo much of feveral Roads in the County of Stafford as relates to the 
Wolverhampton Diftri&amp;t of Roads, XLVIII. 175. Report, 201. P, 712. 


229. oo Bridge to Hobmoor Lane End, near the City of York, XLVI. 420. Report, 461, 
. 1072. 


Tadcafter to Halton Dyal, in the County of York, LIII. 35. Report, 37. A Claufe added; 
Amendments made ; Bill fent to the Lords, 120. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments to the Title, which were agreed to, 139. 151. P. 229. 


- Taunton Roads, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, and for extending the Provifions of the Act to a 
Road from Tuckers Gate to Pipers Inn, in the Parifh of Afhcott, &amp;c. LIV. 195. Report, 436. 
Petition of Truftees for repairing feveral Roads-in the Counties of Somerfet and Devon, for Pro- 
vifion to be made for fhutting up a paticular Road and a Lane, and to open another Road, 
&amp;c. referred to a Committee, 527. Report, and Inftructions given to make Provifion in the Bill 
accordingly, 543. P. 624. 


a Tetbury, in the County of Gloucefter, to and through Malmefbury to Chippenham Bridge, in the 
County of Wilts, &amp;c. LIII. 289. Petition of Inhabitants of Malmefbury, for Provifion to be 
made for paving the Borough of Malmefbury, &amp;c. ; referred to the fame Committee, 299. Re- 
-ported ; Notices complied with on the firft Petition, but not the fecond; Report to lie on the 
Table, 438. Report again read ; Bill ordered, 442. Notices ordered to be given on the fecond- 
mentioned Petition, ibid. Order of Leave for Bill read and difcharged ; Petition firft prefent- 
ed again read; Report made on both the Petitions again read, and fo much of the Report 
as relates to the firft-mentioned Petition re-committed, 512. Petition of Owners of Eftates, 
&amp;c. in Farringdon, againft this Application ; to lie on the Table, 520. Report on the Report 
which was re-committed, and Bill ordered, 523. Petition from Farringdon again read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Countel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 574. Reported, 
and an Amendment made, 606. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 636. P. 691. 


md —  —_————_ ; 0 far as relates to fuch of the Roads from Tetbury as are 
mentioned in Aét of 20 Geo, III. and for amending, &amp;c. certain other Roads in and through 
the Parith of Horfley, &amp;c. LV. 115. Report, and Standing Orders being only in Part com- 
plied with, Report to lie on the Table, 239. Report again read and re-committed, 290. Again 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and certain Notices ordered to be given, 302. Petition 
atter Notices given, and referred to a Committee, 542. Report thereon; the Report on the 
Report re-committed again read, and Bill ordered, 553. P. 682. . 


230. Tewkefbury, in the County of Gloucefter; the Roads leading therefrom to feveral Places, being 
the Firft Diftri€t of Roads, in Two Acts for altering the Courfe of Part of the faid Roads, &amp;c, 

m XLIX. 234. Report, 305. P. 623. 
' 231. Tittenfor, in the County of Stafford ; the Road leading from the faid Town or Village to the moft 


Northern Part of Talk-on-the-Hill in Butt Lane, &amp;c. XLVI. 242. Report, 446. P. 687. 


Tiverton, in the County of Devon; and from Bickley Bridge Crofs to the Swan in Silverton, &amp;c. 
LV. 860. Not reported. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) - Towcefter, 















































Hin hw 9 p 5 Turnpike; Wales Ply to repair 


Towcefter, through -Silverfton and Brackley; in the County of Northampton, and Ardley and 
Middleton Stoney to Wefton Gate, &amp;c. in the County of Oxford, LV, 799. Report, 826.. 
P. gos. 


Trowbridge ; the Roads through Ditto to Beckington, &amp;c. and for paving and lighting Trowbridge, 
LIV. 220. Report, and Notices not being wholly given, Report to lie on the Table, 254. 
Report again read, and feparate Bills ordered ; Leave given for particular Notices to be given-re- 
{pecting certain Roads to be added, and for Provifion to be made in the other Bill for cleanfing 
the Streets, &amp;c. 296. Petition after Notices given by Permiffion of the Houfe, referred toa 
Committee, 489. Report, and Inftructions relative to both Bills to make Provifion therein, &amp;c. 
500. P. 710. 





232. Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the County of Middlefex ; and for amending the Road leading from 
Brent Bridge over Stanwell Heath, &amp;c. and for lighting the Road between Tyburn and Kenfing- 
ton Gravel Pits, XLIX. 124. Report 221. P. 569. 


233. Upton, in the Parith of Ratley in the County of Warwick, to Great Kington and to Wellef- 
33 P ; 
bourne Haftings, XLVII. 108, _ Report, 128. P. 627. 


234. Vinehall, in the County of Suffex; to repeal fo much of Ac&amp;t of 11 Geo, III. as relates to the Roads 
from Staple Crofs to the Turnpike Road near the Windmill, in the Parifh of Beckley, and’ for 
enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of the faid Act, fo far as relates to the reft of the faid Roads, &amp;c. XLVI. 


214. Report, 335. P. 563. 


235. ‘Wade’s Mill, in the County of Hertford, to Barley and Royfton in the faid County, LI. 16. Re- 
port, 35. P. 246. 

236, Wakefield, in the County of York, to Aberford in the faid County, XLVI. 162. Report, 344. 
P. 712. 

237. Wakefield Bridge, in the County of York; for reviving, &amp;c. certain Acts, fo far as relates to repairing 
the Road from the North End of the faid Bridge to Halifax, XLVIII. 94. Report, £17. 
P. 343. 

Wakefield to Aufterlands, in the County of York, Lv. 248. Report, 306. P. 415. 
238. Warminfter, in the County of Wilts ; feveral Roads leading from the faid Town; and for amending 


feveral other Roads in or near thereto; and for paving, &amp;c. the Footways, and regulating the 
Market within the faid Town, XLVII. 401. Petition of feveral Truftees for Provifion to be | 
made for Part of other Roads to be put under the Management of the Warminfter Truftees ; 
referred to the fame Committee, 449. Report, 584. P. 1071. 








ox -——— to a Place where the Roads to Bath and Briftol divide; and from Frome to Becking- 
ton, in the County of Somerfet, and other Roads, LV. 254. Report, 456. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 607. Again reported, 614. P. 682. 


Wansford Bridge, in the County of Northampton, to Stamford in the County of Lincoln, and 
from Stamford to Bourn, &amp;c. LIII. 239. Report, 522. Member added to bring in the Bill, 
and prefented, &amp;c. 540. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 615. P.647. © 


239» Warrington, in the County of Lancafter, from Earl’s Kill to the Toll Bars in Wallgate in Wigan, 
in the faid County, XLVIII. 148. Report, 300. P. 828. 


Watling Street, and other Roads in the County of Salop; and a new Branch of Road from the 
Bottom of Lincoln Hill towards the Village of Norton, &amp;c. LII. 106. Report, 187. All to 
have Voices on the Committee, 398. Petition of Inhabitants of Wolverhampton, Bilfton, &amp;c.. 
againft the faid new Branch of Road ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 409.° 
Petition of Mortgagees of the Tolls on certain Roads againft Ditto; referred, and Counfel 
ordered, 416. Not reported. 
















240. Wellfbourn Mountfort, in the County of Warwick, to Stratford-upon-Avon, XLVI. 141. Report, 
146. P. 339. 


Wem, in the County of Salop, to the Lime Rocks at Brun-y-Garth, and feveral other Roads if the 
Counties of Salop and Denbigh, for reviving and continuing Act, &amp;c. Lil. 283. Report, 317. 
P. 424. 


241. Wefterham, in the County of Kent, from the Eaton Bridge Turnpike Road at Cockham Hill, in 
Weftetham Parith, through Limpfey, &amp;c. to the Turnpike Road from Croydon to Godftone, 
XLVII. 452. Report, 679. P. 1072. 


Weft Lavington, unto and through the Town of the Devizes to the Green Man in Scend, in the 
County of Wilts, Lil. 277. Report, 310. P. 478. 


Weyhill, in the County of Southampton, to the Turnpike Road at Lydeway, in the County of 
Wilts, LIV. 179. Report, 220. P. 534. 


Whiftle Bridge, in the County of Somerfet, to Charminfter, &amp;c. in the County of Dorfet, LIL. 
164. Report, and Standing Orders not ftrictly complied with, but Bill ordered, 363. Petition 
of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, and other Places, againft the Biil; to 
lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 382. Bill committed ; the faid Petition again read 
and referred to the Committee, and all to have Voices, 387. P. 542. 


242. Whitchurch, 





Highways Tur 


242; 


243- 


a4 Se 


246. 


247. 


248, 





», {Petitions for Bills to repair 
é A af cbs we p if an a ait 
9 L. thém, &amp;c. 








Whitchurch, in the County of Southampton, to the Turnpi e Road at Aldermafton Great Bridge, 
in the County of Berks, XLVI. 166. Report, 183. P. 563: 


Willoughby Hedge, through Mere and Wincanton, to Charlton Houthorn and Milborne Port, &amp;c. 
Lui. 313. Petition for paving the Footways and lighting the Streets of Wincanton ; referred to 
the fame Committee; 313. Report; Standing Orders in Part complied with, but not the 
Whole; Report re-committed, 351. Petition for Provifion to be matle for cleanfing the Streets 
of Wincanton, and removing Annoyances, &amp;c. ; referred to. the Committee to whom the Re- 
port is re-committed, 359. _ Again reported ; Report to lie on the Table, 368. Report-again 
read, and Bills for the Road, and alfoa Bill for paving, ordered, and Notices ordered to be 
piven with refpect to lighting and cleanfing the Streets of Wincanton, 372. P. 647.——See 
Squares, &amp;c. 63. 


Worcefter City; for more effectually repairing, 8&amp;c. the Road from thence to Spadefbourne Bridge, 
and from Chapel-on-the-Bridge in Droitwich to Bradley Brook, &amp;c. and from Droitwich to 
Holt Fleet, &amp;c. and certain Lanes and Streets within or’ near'to Droitwich, XLVI. 184. 
Report, 213. . Petition of Perfons tefiding within or near to Droitwich, for Provifion to be 
imade in the Bill for amending, &amp;c. the Branch. of Road leading from Netherwich Bridge. to 
Low Hill, &amp;c.; referred to a Commiitteé, 445. Report ori Ditto, and Inftruétion to make 
Provifion in the Bill accordingly, 458. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates within the County 
of Worcefter, againft difcharging the Truftees from the Care, &amp;c. of a certain Branch of 
Road from Bradford Brook to Muftard Green, but to make Provifion for amending and re- 
pairing the. fame; referred to a Committee, -751. Repott on the laft-mentioned Petition, and 
Inftruétion to make Provifion for. amending and repairing the faid Road, 759: Bill reported, 
&amp;c. 784. P. 828. 


Worcefter City ; to amend and render effectual fo much of an Aé&amp; of 28 Geo, III. as related to 
the improving the Entrance into the faid City from the London and Upton Roads, L: 25. 
Report, 28. Petition of. Farmers and others of the Counties of Worcefter and Gloucefter, 

ainft; to lie on the Table till the Bill be brought in, 30. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 52. Petition 
of Inhabitants of the City of Worcefter and Suburbs; of Inhabitants of the Town of Per- 
fhore ; and alfo Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borougli of Evefham, all againft; to lie dh 
the Table until the Bill be read a Second Time, 70.. Bill read Second Time and committed ; 
the Petitions againft Ditto referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 86. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Upton-upon-Severn, againft; referred to the faid Gommittee, and Counfel 
ordered, gt. Petition of Inhabitants of Tewkefbury and Neighbourhood; againft; referred, anid 
Counfel ordered, 95. Repott, and a Claufe added, that no Surplus Money collected at the 
Upton Gate thall be applied to the Purpofes of the A&amp;t; 187. Read Third Time and Amend- 
ments made, 223. P. 300. 


Workfop, in the County of Nottingham, to the Turnpike Road at Kelham, and from Debdale 
Hill to the Great Northern Road at South Mufkham, in the County of Nottingham, XLVI. 
152. Report, 163. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, for Provifion to be made for amend- 
ing, &amp;c. a Branch of the faid Road from or near Kneefal, and leading to the Great North 
Road at or near Carlton-upon-Trent ; referred to a Committee, 230. Report on the Petition 
for additional Provifion, and Notices not having been given, Report re-committed, 263. Re- 

rted again, and to lie on the Table,272. Report again read, and Notices ordered to be given, 
Kec. 294. Petition fignifying that Notices had been given, referred to a Committee, 468. 
Report, and Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill thereupon; 562. P. 687. 


Wrexham in the County of Denbigh, to Pentre Bridge in the County of Flint, and from Mold 
to Northop, &amp;c. LIV. 212. Report, and Notices not having been given, Report to lie on 
the Table, 293. Not proceeded in. Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. LV, 
96. Report, 251. P. 538. 


Wrotham Heath, in the County of Kent, to Wrotham, Foots Cray, .and Maidftone, and for 
making a Road from Ditto between Wrotham.and Maidftone into the Turnpike Road lead- 
ing from Mereworth to Hadlow, L. 99. Report, 184. P. 618. 


Yarmouth; the Road leading from Yarmouth Bridge through. the Hamlet of South Town 
otherwife Little Yarmouth to Gorlefton, in the County of Suffolk, L. 16. Report, 26. P. 198. 


Yarpole in the County of Hereford, to Prefteigne in the County of Radnor, arid from thence to 
Leintwardine, &amp;c. prefented after the Time limited, LV. 331. ‘Interrupted by the Black Rod, 
332. Petition prefented and referred, &amp;c. 333. Report; Standing Orders in Part regularly 
complied with, and Part irregular; Report to lie on the Table, and particular Notices or- 
dered .to: be forthwith given, 370. -Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 
495. Reported; firft Report again read, and Bill ordered, 518. P. 682. 


York City, over Skipbridge to Boroughbridge, Lil. 268. Repott, 286. P. 424. 





VI. Sele&amp;tion of Petitions relating to particular Matters refpecting 


249. 


Highways and Highways Turnpike, vz. 


For Bills Ne yapra &amp;c. fo much of cettain Acts, Sc. as relates to particular Parts, XLVI. 





233.— e /upra, 203. ' 


Iwpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6F 250. Againft 



















































Highways Turnpthe, se. [Pein Maes 





Againft continuing Aéts, fo far as refpects particular Roads, XLVIII. 411.———See fupra, 130. 
See fupra, 62. 





Againtt including particular Roads in Bills, XLVIII. 410. 


For adding other Roads in Turnpike Highway Bills, referred to Committees, XLVI. 141. 214. 
230. 471.—XLVIL. 449: 454- 463. 731--—XLVIL. 223..445- 464. 752.—XLIX. 214. 218.— 
Li. 191s 274. 362» 477. Seé fupra, 87. 134. 145. 149. 161. 171. 173. 182. 203. 217. 
223. 224. 226. 238. 243. 245. | 








For Exemptions from paying Tolls, L. 325. 328. See fupra, 114. , 
Againtt particular Exemptions from Tolls, XLVIM. 223. 653.——Scee fupra, 209. 216. 217. 
For increafing the Number of Truftees, ec. XLVIII. 1 18.. See fupra, 155. 

For feparating and dividing into Diftricts particular Trufts, XLVI. 462.—XLVIII. 386. 
 fupra, 144. 171. 
Againft feparating, &amp;c. particular Trufts, XLVI. 556, 
For feparate A@s, L. 286, 








See 





See fupra, 171. 





See fupra, 167. 
For reducing into One Aé&amp; the Powers of feveral Aas, L. 107. 





Seejupra, 163. 





See fupra, 209. &amp;c. 
See /upra, 234. 
See fupra, 243. 

See /upra, 105. 


For repealing Acts, and granting other Powers, XLVIII. 400.—LV. 260.— 


For repealing Parts of Acts, and enlarging Terms, &amp;c. of the reft, XLVI. 214. 
Againftt difcharging Truftees from the Care of Roads, XLVIII. 445.. 752. 








For difcharging Truftees from the future Care of Roads, LII. 608. 





For making new Roads, XLVI. 231. 234.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIII. 93.—XLIX. 214. 233.—L. 99.— 
Lil, 106. 158.—LIUI. 135. 345.—LIV. 155. 211. See fupra, 13. 32. 47. 70. 105. 173. 
238. 246. : 





For making a new Road under a particular River, LIV. 172. 





See Mabkigations. 


Againft ‘making new Branches of Roads, &amp;c. LU. 409. 561. 578.—LIV. 527. 
238. 


For making Dram Roads, LIv. 188. 


For increafing Tolls, XLVI. 140. 214. 226.—XLVIII. 199. 653.—XLIX. 214.—L. 112.—LII. 
190.—LV. 85.——See fupra, 171. 173. 187. 190. 209. 223. 234. 





See fupra, 31. 








Ditto on Sundays, XLVI. 141. 





See fupra,~208. 
Againft increafing Tolls, XLVIII. 695.—L. 325. 328. 





See fupra, 114. 209. 





Againft removing any Toll Bar, XLVIII. 695. See fupra, 209. 
Againft continuing particular Turnpike Gates, LIIT. 520. 


For removing particular Gates to a greater Diftance, XLVII. 447. See-/upra, 101. 














For no additional Bars to be ereCted on particular Branches of Roads, XLVIII. 636. 695. See 
Jupra, 209. 
For erecting more Gates, XLVI. 39.—XLVIIIL. 653. See fupra, 209. 221. 
For removing Doubts whether particular Roads are within certain Aéts, XLVIII. 289.——See 
jupra, 180. 
See 





For repealing Claufes in Acts preventing Application of Tolls to particular Roads, LI. 280. 
fupra, 214. | ' 


For repealing particular Reftraints in Acts, and to reftrain the continuing or erecting particular 
_ Turnpikes, &amp;c. L. 364. See fupra, 109. 


For difcontinuing particular Roads, LI. 361. 368. 








See upra,, 93. 
Vor thutting up particular Roads, &amp;c. XLVII. 131. 416. 468. 475-—LI. 388.—LIVv. 155. 527. 
543-—LV. 114. See fupra, 33- 93- 137-—frotland, 93. 


For changing the Courfes of Roads, XLVII. 421.—XLIX. 25. 234.—LIV. 204. 
230. 








See fupra, 84. 


For giving Powers to Juftices to alter, divert, or ftop-up cettain Roads, Liv. 218. 
For {topping up particular Roads, and making others, LIV. 543. _ 
For Claufes admitted in Bills relating to Highways.—See Bills, 169. &amp;c. 


Incidental and Selected Proceedings, wz. 


A Petition: and Report thereon again read, and the Houfe being informed that the Whole of the 
Roads was not included in the Report, the Petition again referred to a Committee, XLVI. 231. 


Notices 





280. 












Highw Ups Turnpike » CEC Incidenta Proceedings. 





280. Notices to be affixed on Turnpike Gates, LII. 390.—LIV. 551. 

281. Surveyors not to take Materials from adjoining Land§without giving Notice, XLVIII. 440." 625. 

282. but under the Reftrictions mentioned in the Bill, XLVII. 444. | 

28 3. Tolls t particular Roads ftated to be charged with certain Payments to Paving Commiffioners, 
L. . , 


See Willg, 10. 46. 47. 98. 169. 324. 316.' 367. 395:—Committers, 105.—Con- 
ferences, 3.—Jndemnitp, 18.—Pabvigations—Drderg, 20. 31. 37. &amp;c.—pPoor, 
45-—fatotland, 75. &amp;c.—Squares and Streets, 


Hire. 


See Wills, 89. 160.—Case India Companp, 21.—Labourers.— Servants, 


Bill for reducing the Number of Holidays in certain Public Offices, and for enforcing the Perfonal 
Attendance of Perfons holding Offices in the Public Service; ordered, LIII. 291. Prefented, 
&amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 303. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
391. Not returned from the Lords. 








Holland, or the Gnited Provinces. 


Bills relating thereto, w7z. 


I. For rendering effetual His Majefty’s Orders id Council of 16th and ait January 1795, refpecting 
the Admiffion of. the Effeéts contained in the faid Orders into the Ports of this Country to be 
warehoufed; ordered, L. 77. P. 323. 





2. To make further Provifion refpeéting Ships and Effects come into this Kingdom to take the Benefit 
of His Majefty’s Orders in Council of the 16th and 21ft of January 1795; and to provide for 
the Difpofal of other Ships and Effeéts detained in, or brought into, the. Ports of this Kings 
dom; ordered, L. 454. Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion, that there 
fhall be paid the like refpective Duties, now payable for Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, on 
Goods, &amp;c. the Growth &amp;c. of India or -China»,imported, Dutch Property, as are paid on 
being imported by the Eaft India Company ; and thefamie Drawbacks of Duties on Exportation 
thereof, to be allowed as when exported by the faid Company, &amp;c. 506. Bill confidered in the 
Committee and reported, and.to be further confidered, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 5074 
Report further confidered and Amendments made, &amp;c. 519. P. 553. 


“ To continue feveral Acts of 35 and 36 Geo. If. relative to Ditto; ordered, Lit. 189. P. 231. 
Bill further to continue the faid Acts; ordered, LIV. 69. P. 132. Bill further to continue 
the faid Acts; ordered, Lv. 637..P. 2hge, ws! 


3. To prevent Perfons refiding in Great Britain from ‘advancing Money, &amp;c. for the Purchafe or -on 
the Credit of Debts owing to the Government of the United Provinces, &amp;c.; ordered, LIU. 322. 
A&amp; of 33 Géorllf. read; an Inftruction for extending the Provifions of the faid A&amp; to the 
~ faid United Provinces, and to the Perfons exercifing the Powers of Government therein, &amp;c. 
and Bill confidered, 353. P. 451. 








4. To authorize His Majefty to grant Gommiffions to Natives of the Seven United Provinces, &amp;c. to 
‘ferve on board certain Dutch Ships of War furrendered to His iteiitis s Fleet, and in Regi- 
ments inthe Pay of His Majelty ; ordered, LV. 717. P. 784. 


5. Report of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. mentioning Ships built after the Hollanders 
Fafhion;. ¥LVII. 373+ 8 


See Acconnts, 109: 138. 141. 161. 181. 207. 792. 971. 976. 1095. 1237. 1250. 
1375. 1384.—@pbrewles, 9 g. 12. 48. 49. 150. 156.—Billg, 15..61. 87.— boule, 
141. £42. 226: 421.—Fndemnitp,— Pelhlages, 17. 19. 21.22. 26.—Quarantine. 
—Questions Previous Pegative, 18. 19. &amp;c.—upplp, 177.—Switserland. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









Hogs Lard. 


See Matus Expiring, 8. 19. kc; 


 - Bomage. 


I. Juries of Manors, XLVI. 274.—XLVII. 574.—LI. 576. 
2. Homage of Efteem, XLVIII. 105. 7 





























Honduras, 


Report from Commiffioners relative to the Mufquito Shore, XLVII. 430. 
See Accounts, 872. 873.—Duries, 55.—Boule, 155. 





Honour and Homage, &amp;c. 


ma Honour of Grafton, XLVI. 98.—XLVIIL. 141. 

of Ampthill, XLVI, 221. 

Honour, Manor, and Lordfhip, Lit.” 506. 

Honour and Manor, XLVIII. 265.—LII. 264. 300. 313. 
See Atrounts, 1264. , 





+e Pp 











— Pops. 


Bill to repeal an Act of 14 Geo. III. “ to prevent Frauds in the buying and felling of Hops,” and 
for the better Colleétion of the Duty on Hops, and to prevent Frauds and Abufes in the Trade 
of Hops; ordered, LV. 663. Bill read Third Time and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 728. P. 784. 


See Accounts, (Cuftoms).— Willg, 185.— Committers, 99.— Duties, 63.— Qabi- 
gations, 42.—Cptbes, 1. 





Horse Races. 


See Znclofureg, 229. 


Horles. 


See Atcounts, 138. 219. 612. 797. 1152. 1264.— Adprefles, 179.— Armp, 10.— Billg, 
135+ 173.—Bridges —Committees, 105.—Duties, 116.— Hatkhnep Coaches.— bighwars 
Turnpike — Petitions, 86. 87. 145.—Supplp, 256. 314. 340. 462. 488. 511. 578. 

. 595+ 596. 659.— Wight, Isle of. 





Hosiers, Bleachers, &amp;c. 





a ee a 





Bolpitals. 


Ts Petition of the Mayor and Commonalty, Bc. of aie ind Sinden, Governors, &amp;c. of Chrift s Hofpital, to 
be enabled to purchafe Houfes and Ground for enlarging the Hofpital, &amp;c. in London, and alfo 
at Hertford ; referred to a Committee, L. 146. Report, 295. Firft Order for the Bill difcharged, 
and another Order made, 377; Bill agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 605. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 610. P. 618 


2. Quit Rents paid to Chrift’s Hofpita by the Fellowfhip of Carmen in London, LI. 439. 


3. Petition of Thomas Jones, to be enabled to fell the Materials of the Somerfetthire Hofpital or In- 
firmary at Taunton; referred to a Committee, XLVII. 467. Not reported. A Bill from 
the Lords afterwards pafied for appointing Commiffioners to fell it, 1090-———See states, 43. 


See Accounts, 138. 141. 161. 190. 204. 236. 1264.—BBills, 151. 217.—Bridges, 
8.— Charitn, 4.— Decks, 2. 6.— Duties, 116.— Estates, 42. 43. 105.— It 
tlofiures, 25. 138. 360.—Mabvigations, (Newcaftle-upon-Tyne).—quares and 
a Streets, 53.—Supplp, 76. 476. 600. 











PHostilities. 


See Accounts, 562.—Mellages —Syperches. 





Hounds. 


See Soupplp, 311. 457. 476. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
WHoutle. 


I. Houfe refolves to take Matters into Confideration, relating to, wz. 


Aéts of Parliament 





1. | Meflages of His Majefty - 5. to 14, 


Addrefles - + + + - + - 2 | Labourers &amp;c. - - - - = = 15. 
America ~ - += - - = + +--+ | Proclamations - - - + 16. 17. 
Artificers, &amp;e. - =, - + = © 4 Scotland ied Burghs) - - - 18, 
Bank of England - - + + + « | Spain -- - - = 13. IQ 
Courts Martial - - - - - - 4. | Speeches - - - - - + 20.1026, 
Meffages of the Lords-. - - - 


II. Houfe refolves to give Notice of redeeming Public Debts, 26. ; v 
III. Houfe refolves to thank Perfons -‘- - = = 27. t0 57. 


IV. Houfe commits Perfons, vz. 
To Newgate- = - += - - = 58. | To the Serjeant at Arms - - + 659. 
Houfe orders Prifoners, and Perfons under Commitment, to be 
brought to the Bar, wz. 


From Newgate - - -*-  - ‘+ 60. | From the Serjeant at Arms - - - 61. 


V. Houfe appoints Preachers, vz. 


For Thirtieth of Fanuary .- - - 62. | For a General Thankfgiving - - 66. 
For General Fafs  - - - 63. to 65. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6G VI. Haufe 









Houte ; Contents of the Head. 












VI. Houfe appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 
Matters relating to, vz. | 


Aéts of Parliament - - - - .. Members -" a» . 109. 











African Slave Trade - - - 67. 68. | Meflages of His Majely -  ¥68: to 110. 
Allowances - - - - - - = «&amp; Motions -. - ~ = - 11K. 
America - i Uae aie allt ay National Debt - " a=. pees. 
Bank of England - Siete ie te A, TR Be ee a rele, 
Bounties - - - - - - 70. | Navy - - eee: we BEM 
Cambricks,&amp;c. - - - - - « Oats and Ontanil = eee ee 
Cape of Good Hope - -. - -. « Poftage (Penny em) ea 
Captors of Prizes - - - - -— «» Poft Office - - ee 
; Charters- - - -°- - = - « Potatoes - - - - - - - - 971, 
Corn, Flour, &amp;c. - - - 72.t0 74. | Princeof Wales- - - - - = 116. 
Gourts of Juftice - - - - - « Public Income, &amp;c. - - - += -s% 
Drawbacks - - - - - - - 75. | Scotland (Spirits) - - - -. - 116. 
Duties - - - - - - 76.40 88. | Ship Letters, &amp;c. - - - - - .. 
Elections - - - - - = = « Ships, &amp;c. (feized) - - - - 117. 
Exportation - - -.- = - 8g. | Slave Trade - - - -.- - - ., 
Fifheries - - - - - - = go. | Smuggling - - - - - 118. 119. 
Impeachment - - - - - 91. 92. | Speeches - - - - - - 120. 121. 
Importation - - - - 93.f0 101. | Spirits- - - - - - - = - 
Inclofures - - - - = = ¢ « Stamps - - - - - - - = 
Income, &amp;c. - - - - - - 102. | Supply - - = - - - = - 
Indemnity - - - - - + - 103. | Thames River Police - - - - 
India - - - = 104. | Tobacco-.- - - = - - - 
Juftice (Expences of Admiiifiz,- Trade and Commerce, &amp;c.- - - 
tion of Juftice) - - - - - 105. |. WaftePaper- - - - - - - .. 
Laws Expiring- - - - - - « Wine - - - - = = 122, 
Licences- - - - - - + - 106. | Wine Liseue’ Office - - = - 123. 


VII. Houfe appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to take Adts of 
Parliament and Laws into Confideration, relating to, v/z. 


African Slave Trade 124. | Income, &amp;c. - 


American Trade, &amp;c.- - - - 125. | LandTax - - - - - - - 147. 
Bread - - - + - + = = 4 Laws Expiring - - - - - - «. 
Cambricks - - - - - = = « Leather - - - - - - - - 128. 
Coffee - - wer, oe ag Longitude - - - - - - - 148. 
Confolidation Aa - - 126.0 128. | NeutralShips - - - - - = .. 
Corn and Grain - - - 129. ¢0 131. | Ordersin Council - - - - - .. 
Cuftoms- - - Wipe = et og SI fae ne ae ee ee 
Drawbacks and Boutities. - 132.00 134. | Prizes- - «+ - = = = = = .. 
Duties - - - - - -. = = 135. | Quarantine - - - - - - = « 
Exportation - - -- -- - = « Scotland - - - - - &lt;= 149. 150. 
Fifheries. - - - - - 136. 137. | Sheep, &amp;c. - oF%e COG 
Free Ports - - - - - - - 138. | Shipping and Navigation els &gt; Pee. 
Game - - coe ee 139- Slave Trade - - - oh Las fe, WI % ph 
Hackney Coaches dL et, oe Statutesofthe Realm - - - - 
Hemp and Flax - - - - - 140. Sugar- - - - - - - = - 
Holland ..- -~ - 141. 142. | Trade. «= - -- ese, 2) 

’ Houfes, &amp;c. of His Majetty - 143. | Wool- - - - - - - = = 
ecm - - 144. 145. | Workmen - - - - - = - 


and Exportation - .- 146. 


VIII. Houfe appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to take Parts 
of Acts of Parliament into Confideration, relating to, v/z. 






Duties - - - +152. 40 156. | Quarantine - - - - - - - 
Duties and Peaitieeitio ee | ee ee er ee 
« Importation ~- - - - - - . Scotland - - -.- - - - - 
Ifle of Wight - - - - - - 158. | Ships- - - - - - -- - 
FOE net ete at on 


IX. Houfe appoints Secret Committees to take Matters into Con- 
fideration, relating to, v7z. 


Bank of Rages oP ee bias Seditious Practices of certain Societies 
Ireland - - Oy le wie ar tgs See infra, XVI. 








ee 
—— 


Houle ; Contents of the Head. 





X. Houfe appoints Seleét Committees to take Matters into Con- 


XI. 


All. 


XIII. 


XIV, 


fideration, relating to, vz. 


African Slave Trade - - + 159. | Lifts (on melt) ere © 
Agriculture - - - - - = + 4, Loans - - - - = - = 178. 
Brags =&lt; = ke ss Hisy ne Loffes * - - - - - + = 8 1% 
Carlton Houfe - - + - - - 160. | Militia- - - - = = = * 199. 
Coal Trade - - - - - - + ., Money (Application of it) -.-.. 
Commercial Credit - - - - - 161. | Navigations - - - - - 180, 181, 
Complaints - - - - = = = 162, Newfoundland - - - - - - 182 
Copper Mines - - ~- - = - 163. | Notices - - - - = = = = « 
Corn - - - - = - = = 164. | Orders- - - - = + - &amp; = 
Ne eee aT ee es Ports - - - - - - = - = 
Diftillery - - - - - = = ., Poftage -+- - - - + = - 
Drainage - - - - - - = 165. | PoftOffice - - - - - = = 
Evidence - - = - - - - 166. | Prifoms - - - - - - = = « 
Fitheries : - - - + 167. | Privileges - - - - - - - - 183. 
Frauds and Abufes - - + - 168. | Provifions- - ~= - - - - = 184. 
Frauds and Abufes in Sane Public Debts - - - - - - = «4 
Letters, &amp;. - - = ae Public Offices - - - - = = 
Hemp - - - - - - - 169. | Public Records - - - - - - 
Houtfes of Parliament - - - - 170. | Scotland - - - - - - - = « 
Houfe of Commons - - - = 171.-| Slave Trade - - - - - - - « 
Impeachment - - - = 172. 173. | Standing Orders - - - 185. to 187. 
Imprifonment - - - - 174. 175. | Statutesof the Realm - - - - 188. 
Inclofures - - - = - = = 4, Thankfgiving - - - - 189. 
Index.(General) - = - = - 176. | Tradeand Shipping (London) “eee, 
Laws Expiring - - - - == .. Wafte Lands - ‘- : - + 190, 


Houfe appoints Sele¢t Committees to take Acts of Parliament 
and Laws, and Parts of Aéts, into Confideration, relat- 


ing to, wz. 


Elections - 191. 
Highways Turnpike ee ee ee 


Laws Expiring - 
Lotteries - 


192. 193. 


Houfe appoints Sele¢ét Committees to confider of 


- 194. 


renderin 


Acts more effectual, and the Execution, &amp;c. of Acts of 


Parliament, relating to, vz. 


Bread; Affize of Ditto, &amp;c. - 
Harbours. - 


- 195. 
- 196, 


Rivers; Improvement of Ditto ~ 197. 


Houfe appoints Sele Committees to prepare Matters relat- 


ing to the Militia 


to draw up Reafons - 
to draw up Addreffes 
to draw up Agreements - 


198. 











to 203. 


204. 


205. 


Houfe appoints Sele€&amp;t Committees to examine and report 


Precedents of Proceedings, zz. 
Relating to Arrefts - 


-_ - - - - - - ~ = =~ - = - 


to examine and report other Matters, viz. 


Relating to Eleftions; Petitions renewed - - - 





= - - 7 &gt; 





to fearch the Lords Journals, viz. 


Refpeéting Impeachment ; inrelation to ‘their Proceedings on Mr. 
Haftings’s Trial 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





206. 


208 


XV. Houfe 






Houle; Contents of the Head. 














~~ 





———- 


XV. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Committees of the whole Houfe, 
relating to, vz. 


Accounts and Papers - 
Africa + - = - 
Agreements - - - 


bs Fifheries - - - - ~ ion to 249. 
299. | Houfe of Commons - i 
Laws Expiring. - - - 


Emperor of Germany 
Finance - - - - 


Brewers - - + = = = + = 238. | Londonand Weftminfter - - - 
Clocks and Watches - - - &lt;i Man, Ifle of = - = - - - 
Commercial Credit - += - ~ 210 Meflages - - - - = + 21 18: 216. 
Comventions- &lt;«'+ % sau % Motions = = - = 217. to 230. 
Crowa-Landi «= + +» Y%, Navigable ieiie me Tate. SS 
Debt, Public © « « « «© « 4, Petitions - - =--- - - += - .. 
Debtors - = = += = - = = 4. Public Income, &amp;c. - - - - - 231. 
Debts- &lt;« « « « #8 a BG Public Debts, Intereft, &amp;c. - - 
Dogs - - = = = = + =a211 Mae -..- 5s © 2 5 Ss ae 
Drawbacks -« « « «© « « « Reports - - + = - 232.10 258. 
Eaft IndiaCompany - -* 212. 213. Speeches = - - - - = - - 


- - 214. | Statutes ofthe Realm 





XVI. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Secret Committees, relating to, 
V1. 






Seditious Prattices of certain Societies - - = = - 259. 
Ireland; effetting a Separation from this Kingdom - ibid. 








XVII. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Select Committees, relating to, 
viz. 


Anatomy - - - - 260. | Navigations “- - 


Affifiance - - - - - - + 261. | Petifions -_- - - - - ~ - ,, 
Butchers - - - &lt;&lt; © © 262.-| (Plagues - = + - - --- - 293, 
Clocks and Watches ae ee ee Prifoners of War - - - - - .,, 
Complaints - - - - 263. f0266. | Privileges- - - - - - - ~ 274, 
Docks - - - = -- © = = o Public Income, &amp;c. - - - - = 275,: 
EaftIndies - - - - - - = .. Relief (for Lofs of wo) - + = 276, 
Elections - - - - 267.0269. | Reports - - - 277s t0 279. 
Expences - - - - - + = « ‘Scotland - - - - = = 280. 
DAEs hit wes ©. em me te, gs Trade and Manufactures - - + 281, 
Highways - - - - - - - 270. | Veterinary College ae, ae eae 
Lifts (on Ballots) - - - - - 271. | Water - - i ae CS 
Longitude - - - - - - -272,.| WeltIndies - - - at ah Ge ae 
Minutes of Evidence - - - - .. Wet Docks (London) - - - = 283. 


Mogadore - - - 


XVIII. Houfe refumed, zz. 





After Bufinefs is sineayces in Com- Upon poftponed Matters being fur- 
mittees - = - - - 283. ther confidered the fame Day - - 285. 

On returning from Mr. Haflings's 5 Upon Matters being confidered in 
Trial - = = © = = # 284. Committees, and no Report - - ibid. 





XIX. Proceedings of the Houfe interrupted - - 286. to 297. 
XX. Calls of the Houfe ordered, &amp;c. - --- - 298. to 320. 
XXI. Clerk of the Houfe, Clerk Affiftant, and Clerks, 321. to 347. 


XXII. Serjeant at Arms steraeng the Houfe, and Officers of the 
- ‘PwoHoufes - - - - = = = 348. to 363. 


XXIII. Houfe 





Houle $. Contents of the Head, &amp;c. ; 








XXIII. Houfe fits late - -. « s 4 &amp; &amp; = 364. to 370. 
XXIV. Adjournments of the Houfe'- = &lt; 
XXV. Queftions Negative - = = + « - + 406. to 432. 


XXVI. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceed- 
mgs. - = + # + = =.= + ~ 433, to 480. 


Houle, 


I. Refolves to take various Matters into Confideration, relating to, 
U1Z. 


380. to 405. 





i. Aéts of Parliament, xLvi. 244.—LI. 425.——See infra, 3. 15. 
Addreffes, viz. 


4. Comrhunicated by the Lords at a Confetence; relative to fevéral daring Outrages offered to His 
Majefty’s Perfon, LI. 7. Confidered; the Addrefs read; and the Minutes of Evidence 





taken by the Lords read and entered, and the Addrefs agreed to, &amp;c. 10. 15.———See Can- 
ferences, 5. | 
os ——Ditto, on the Subjeét of providing more effe€tual Means for promulgating the Statutes of this 


Realm, LII. 633. Confidered; the Addrefs read and entered, and agreed to, and the Blank 
filled up with the Words “ and Commons,” &amp;c. 641. 


o —— Ditto, on improving the Conne¢tion between Great Britain and Ireland; LIV. 424. Deferred, 
434. Confidered; Addrefs entered; Houfe' agrees to Ditto; Blank filled up with the 
Words “ and Commons;” Meflage fent to the Lords to acquaint them, &amp;c. 472. 


America, viz. 


3. Aédts of 23, 24, &amp;c. of Geo. IIE. for preventing certain Inftrumerits. from being required from 
American Ships, and giving to His Majefty certain Powers for better carrying on Trade, &amp;c. with 
America, XLVI. 244. Confidered and report, 250. See America, 1. 2. &amp;c. 








Artificers, Labourers, &amp;c,——See infra, 15. 


Bank of England, viz. 


0 The Reports of the Committee of Secrecy relating to the Outftanding Demands on the Bank, &amp;c. 
Lil. 374. Account of Money advanced for the Public Service by-the Bank, and outftanding 
on 25th February 1797; ordered, 374. Prefented, &amp;c. 375. Reports + ar read and 
confidered, and Report made; a Bill ordered ; the Committee revived, and Inftruction given, 
&amp;c. 383. See Bank of Cngland. 





Courts Martial, ' viz. 


4- The Book intituled, “ A Copy of the Proceedings of a Court Martial holden for the Trial of John 
“‘ Fenton Cawthorne, Efquire,, Colonel of the Weftminfter Regiment of Middlefex Militia ;” 
Mr. Cawthorne ordered to attend in his Place, LI. 614. Order of the Day read, and Mr. 
Cawthorne attending in his Place, the Proceedings of the faid Court Martial were again read, 
and will appear entered ; and on Motion for expelling Mr. Cawthorne, a Debate arifing thereon, 
negative, on a Divifion, adjourning the fame for Three Months, and a Refolution agreed to for 
expelling John Fenton Cawthorne, Efquire, 655. 


See Printing, 52. ° 


Meflages of the Lords, viz. 


a Relating to facilitating the Inclofure of Wafte Lands, &amp;c. the Refolutions which the Lords had 
come to thereon, LV. 751.° Deferred, 757. Confidered, 760, 


See infra, 257. and 3nclofures. 
Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6H Mefages 











Houle 9 Refolves to take various Matters into Confideration. 


’ 


























































































































































Meffages of His Maje/ty, relating to, Viz. 
Credit, Votes of, viz. 


For the Year 1796; LI. 198. Confidered, and an Addrefs agreed to, 214. 
For the Year 1797 5 LII. 519. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 524. 


. Emperor of Germany, viz. 


For guaranteeing a Loan of Four Millions to Ditto, L. 140. Confidered, and a Motion for an 
Addrefs to His Majefty thereon agreed to upon a Divifion, 154. 


For Ditto of One Million Six Hundred Thoufand Pounds, to be applied to making good Advances 
&amp;c. LI. 519. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 524. 


For continuing to the Emperor certain temporary Advances with a View to Military Operations, 
fhould His Majefty’s Endeavours to bring about a General Peace fail of Succefs, &amp;c. Lil, 213. 
Confidered ; Accounts, &amp;c. read; an Addrefs propofed; Amendments propofed but not made, 
and the Addrefs agreed to, 215. 


For enabling His Majefty to authorize His Minifter to make provifionally fuch Advances as may 
be neceflary, in the firft Inftance, in performing His Engagements with the Emperor and Elec- 
tor of Bavaria, &amp;c. LV. 180. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 185. 


See Supplp, 186. 


Foreign Troops, viz. 


That His Majefty had ordered feveral in the Service of Great Britain to be difembarked, and 
ftationed in Baracks near Southampton, &amp;c. until Tranfports could be ready to take them on 
Foreign Service, &amp;c. LI. 199. Meffage confidered, again read, and an Addrefs of Thanks to 
His Majefty for His gracious Communication, 214. 


France, viz. 


Upon the Death of the King of France; the fending Mr. Chauvelin from England, and ftating 
a Neceflity of further augmenting His Forces by Sea and Land, XLVIII. 102. Deferred, 121. 
Confidered, and Addrefs thereupon, 128. 


Upon the Executive Government having directed Acts of Hoftility to be committed againft His 
Majefty’s Subjeéts, and actually declared War againft His Majefty and the United Provinces, 
XLVI. 149. Confidered, and an Addrefs thereon agreed to, 182. See Addrefleg, 9. 


Upon His Majefty having ordered a further Augmentation’ of his Land Forces, &amp;c. to guard 
again{t any Attempts at Invafion, &amp;c. XLIX. 370. Confidered, and an Addrefs thereon agreed 
to, 379. See Adodrefles, 3. 


Relating to the feditious Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 586. Confidered, 
and an Addrefs moved thereon, 589. See Addrefles, 14.—lnfra, 259.—Dedition. 


That a particular Crifis had led to fuch an Order of Things,:as that His Majefty was induced to 
meet any Difpofition for Peace, LI. 198. An Addrefsthereupon, 213. 


That another Negotiation for Peace had abruptly broken off; Memorials, &amp;c. laid before the 
Houle, LI. 237. Confidered ; an Addrefs moved ; an Amendment propofed and not admitted; 
Addrefs agreed to, 258. 


Declaration of His Majefty ; Official Notes, &amp;c. relative to the Failure of the negociation at Lifle 
for Peace, LIII. 33. Addrefs of the Lords upon the faid Papers, in which they defire the 
Concurrence of the Commons ; to be confidered at the fame Time, 38. Confidered ; an Amend- 
ment to the Addrefs withdrawn, and as fent from the Lords agreed to, &amp;c. 39. 











For a vigorous Profecution of War, &amp;c. LV. 55. Particular Papers to be confidered at the fame 
Time, 58. Deferred, 62. 89. Confidered, and an Addrefs agreed to, 94. Meflage to be 
further confidered, ibid. Further confidered, 113. See Supply. 





Ireland, viz. 


For enabling His Majefty to make Remittances from Time to Time to be applied to His Service 
in Ireland, &amp;c. LI. 519. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 524. 


For improving and perpetuating a Connection with Ireland, LIv. 146. Confidered; Entry in the 
Journal read, &amp;c. an Addrefs agreed to, 147. Meflage to be further confidered, 148. Fur- 
ther confidered, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 151. See infra, 216. 


Relating to Perfons brought into this Country and confined in Fort George, LIV. 402. Order 
difcharged, and Meffage referred to the Committee appointed to confidera Report from the 
Committee relative to the faid Meflage, &amp;c. 410. 


See infra, 10. 





Militia, 











Houle ; Refolves to take various Matters into Confideration. 








10: 


11. 


12. 


5% 


14. 


16. 





Militia, viz. : 
To enable His Majefty to accept the Services of fuch of thofe Forces as have voluntarily offered to 
go to Ireland, LIIIl. 678. Confidered, and an Addrefs agreed to thereon; 684. 


See Addrefles, 
Navy, viz. | 


Mutiny and Difobedience of the Crews of fome of His Majefty’s Ships at the Nore; LII. 6296 
Confidered, and an Addrefs to His Majefty agreed to thereupon; 633. 


Peace, 





See infra, 14.—Supra, 11. 


Prifons, viz. 


The Report of the Seleé&amp;t Committee relative to the State of Cold Bath Fields Prifon; LIV. 467- 
Deferred, 472. 503. 522. 


Quebec Province, viz. . 


For dividing the fame into Two feparate Provinces, and to enable His Majefty to make a perma- 
nent Appropriation of Lands in the Provinces for the Support and Maintenance of a Proteftant 
Clergy within the fame, &amp;c. XLVI. 227. 256. Confidered; A&amp;t of 14 Geo. III. read, and 
Bill ordered, “ to repeal certain Parts of the faid Aét, and to make further Provifion for the 
“ Government of the faid Province, &amp;c.” 266. See Mueber, 2. 





Ruffia and the Porte, viz. 


That His Majefty’s Endeavours, &amp;c. to effect a Pacification between thofe Powers had proved un- 
fuccefsful ; and that He judged it neceffary to make fome further Augmentation of his Naval . 
Forces, &amp;c. XLVI. 356. Confidered, and Meffage again read; and an Addrefs to His Ma- 
jefty that the Houfe would make good the Expences, &amp;c, 361. 


Sedition. 





See fupra, 10. 


Spain, w/z. 
Informing the Houfe that His Endeavours to prefetrve Peace with Spain had proved ineffectual, and 


that the had declared War againft Great Britain, LII. 193. Confidered, and an Addrefs agreed 
to thereon, 199. 


Specie, viz. 
Relative to an unufual Demand of Ditto from the Country in the Metropolis, LII. 348. Minute 


of Counfel on Ditto prefented, 8c. ibid. Confidered, and an Addrefs agreed to thereon, 352. 
See Bank of Cngland, 





Supplies, viz. | 
For making further Provifion for the feveral Branches of the Public Service, and for the vigorous 
Profecution of the War, &amp;c. LV. 55. Confidered, 94. Further confidered, 113. See 
Supplp, and /upra, 8. 





Votes of Credit, viz. 


For extraordinary Services for 1796, and alfo relating to His Majefty being induced to meet any 
Difpofition for a Negotiation for Peace with France, &amp;c. LI. 198. Confidered ; Meflage again 
read, and an Addrefs thereupon, 213. 


For Ditto in 1797, and relating to Remittances to Ireland, and a Loan to the Emperor, &amp;c. LIT. 
519. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 524. 


Other Matters, viz. 


Labourers, &amp;c. employed in Hufbandry, viz. 


A&amp; of 5 Queen Elizabeth, relative to Ditto, Servants in Hufbandry and Apprentices ; and alfo 
A&amp; of 1 of King James I. for the Explanation of the faid Statute of Elizabeth, LI. 425. De- 
ferred, 455. 468. See Labourers. 





Proclamations, viz. 


Copy of a Proclamation, dated at the Queen’s Houfe 21ft May 1792, confidered ; the Procla- 
mation again readj and an Addrefs agreed to thereon, and to be communicated to the Lords, 
and their Concurrence defired, XLVIL. 831.——See Qpdrefleg, 105. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 17. A printed 





18. 


1g. 


20. 


A printed Copy of a Proclamation, iffued 31ft October 1795, and a Copy of a Proclamation iffued 
4th November 17953 LI. 34. Confidered, and His Majefty’s Speech of 29th O&amp;ober 1795, and 
A&amp; of 1 William and Mary, “ declaring the Rights and Liberties of the Subject, 8c.” read; and 
Bill for more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Affemblies, ordered, LI. 50. See 
Sedition, 





Reports.—See fupra, 3. 


Scotland, viz. 
Royal Burghs, viz. 


The Matter of the feveral Petitions, Accourits, and other Papers, prefented to the Houfe inthe 
preceding Parliament, relating to the internal Government of the faid Burghs, XLVII. 696. 
Confidered ; an Entry in the Journal read; a Motion that it was incumbent on the Houfe - 
to proceed to the Examination of the Papers, &amp;c. withdrawn, and negative a Motion for 
referring the Petitions, Accounts, &amp;c. to the Confideration of a Committee, 711. 


Spain, wz. 

Copy of the Declaration, 8zc. and of the Convention between His Majefty and the King of Spain 
relating to Nootka Sound, &amp;c. XLVI. 39. Negative an Addrefs for Claims, &amp;c. by the 
Court of Spain, relative to the North Weft Coaft of America, &amp;c. 55. Negative Motions for 
Information of the moft Southern Parts, &amp;c. of South America, &amp;c. An Addrefs moved; 
a Motion of Adjournment negatived; and the Addrefs agreed to for congratulating His Majefty 
on the Termination of the Difpute, &amp;c. 63. See fupra, 13. . 





Speeches of His Majefty, viz. 


Of the 26th of November 1790; XLVI. 21. Confidered, and a Motion made for a Supply to be 
granted to His Majefty, and the Motion to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
22.—See infra, 111. Of the 31ft of January 1792 ; XLVII. 16. Confidered, &amp;c. 18. 

Of the 13th of December 1792; XLVIII. 11. Confidered, &amp;c. ibid——Of the 21ft of 

January 17943; XLIX. 19. Confidered, &amp;c. ibid. Of the 30th of December 1794; L. 9. 

Confidered, &amp;c. 11. Of the 29th of October- 1795; LI. 9. Confidered, &amp;c. 15. 

Of the 6th of October 1796; LUI. 16. Confidered, &amp;c. 17. Of the 2d of November 

17973 Lill. 7. Confidered, &amp;c. 34.———Of the 20th of November 1798; LIV. 7. Con- 

fidered, &amp;c. 8. Of the 24th of September 1799 ; LV. 7. Confidered, &amp;c. 8.——+Of the 

11th of November 1800; LV. 802. Confidered, &amp;c. 804. 























See infra, 111.—Supply, 1. 28. 


Wafte Lands, &amp;c,.——See fupra, 4. 


II. Houfe refolves to give Notice of redeeming Public Debts, vz. 


26. 


The Capital Stocky Debt, or Sum of £.4,200,000, &amp;c. due from the Public to the Eaft India 
Company, agreeable to an Ac of 21 Geo: III.; XLVI. 353. Speaker acquaints the Houfe that 
he had given Notice accordingly, 374. 


III. Refolves to thank Perfons, w/z. 


27. 


28, 


29. 


30. 


31. 


32. 





Speaker to tran/mit Thanks to, viz. 


The moft Noble Charles Marquis Cornwallis, &amp;c. for his able, gallant, and meritorious Conduct 
during the late War in India, &amp;c. XLVIII. 46. Anfwer, XLIX. 154. 


To Major General Sit William Medows, Major General Abercromby, and the feveral Officers of 
the Army under the Command of the Marquis Cornwallis in India, XLVIN. 46. Anfwers, 51.— 
XLIX. 134. 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Non-commiffioned Officers and Private Soldiers, &amp;c. 
ferving under the Marquis Cornwallis in India, XLVI. 46. Anfwer, XLIX. 154. 


To Sir Charles Grey, Knight of the moft Honourable Order of the Bath, for his late able, gallant, 
and meritorious Conduct in the Weft Indies, XLIX. 619. Anfwer, L. 54. 


To Sir John Jervis, Knight of the moft Honourable Order of the Bath, for his late able, gallant, 
and meritorious Conduct in the Weft Indies, XLIX. 619. Anfwer, L. 54. ' 


To Ditto for the Victory obtained over the Spanith Fleet on 14th February 17973 Lil. 364. 
Antwer, 477. , : 


To Lieutenant General Prefcott, His Royal Highnefs Major General Prince Edward, and Major 
General Thomas Dundas, and to the feveral Officers of the Army under the Command of Sir 
Charles Grey, for their late gallant Conduct and meritorious Exertions in the Weft Indies, XLIX. 
619. 


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To Rear Admiral Thompfon, and tothe fevera]l Captains and Officers of the Fleet under the Gom- 
mand of Sir John Jervis, for their late gallant Conduct and meritorious Exertions in the Welt 
Indies, XLIX. 619. Anfwer from Sir John Jervis, L. 54. 


To the Vice Admirals, &amp;c. with Sir John Jervis in the Victory over the Spanifh Fleet 14th Fe- 
bruary 17973 LII. 364. , 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Non-commiffioned Officers and Private Soldiers in the 
Army under Sir Charles Grey, and to the Sailors and Marines ferving on board the Fleet 
under the Command of Sir John Jervis, in the Weft Indies, XLIX. 619. 


—— Ditto of the Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers under Sir John Jervis, in the Victory over the Spanifh 
‘Fleet 14th February 1797; LIl. 364. 


To Admiral Earl Howe, for his able and gallant Condué in the moft brilliant and decifive Victory 
obtained over the French Fleet on the 1ft of June 1794; XLIX. 738. Aniwer, 742. . 


To Admiral Graves; Admiral Sir Alexander Hood, Knight of the moft Honourable Order of the 
Bath ; Rear Admiral Bowyer ; Rear Admiral Caldwell; Rear Admiral Gardner; Rear Adthiral 
Pafley ; and Sir Roger Curtis, Knight; and to the feveral Captains and Officers of the Fleet 
under the Command of Admiral Earl Howe, for their Bravery and gallant Conduét on the 1ft of 
June 1794, &amp;c.; and that Admiral Earl Howe do fignify the fame to them, NLIX. 738. An- 
{wer, 742. 

The.Approbation of the Houfe given to the Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers on board the Ships 
under the Command of Admiral Earl Howe, in the late glorious Victory over the French Fleet, 
&amp;c. (1ft June), XLIX. 738. 


To Admiral Lord Hood, for the important Service which he rendered to this Country by his able 
and gallant Conduct in the Expedition to Corfica, XLIX. 741. 742. Anfwer, L. 7. 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the feveral Officers, Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers, who 
have been employed in the different Operations which have been fuccefsfully carried on againft 
the Enemy in that Quarter (Corfica), XLIX. 742. 


To Vice Admiral Hotham, for his late meritorious Exertions in the Command of His Majefty’s 
Fleet ftationed in the Mediterranean, L. 413. Anfwer, LI. 17. 


To Vice Admiral Goodall and Sir Hyde Parker, Knight, for their late meritorious Exertions’ in 
the Mediterranean, L. 413. 


To Rear Admiral Linzee, for his late meritorious Exertions in the Mediterranean, L. 41 3. 


The Approbation, &amp;c. of the Houfe given to the feveral Officers, Seamen, and Marines, under the 
Command of Vice Admiral Hotham, in.the late Action with the French Fleet, L. 41 3: 


To Admiral Lord Bridport, for his able and gallant Conduct in the important and brilliant Vic- 
tory obtained over the Enemy on the 23d of June 1795, by a Detachment of His Majetty’s 
Fleet under his Command, LI. 16. Antwer, &amp;c. 18. 


To Vice Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet, Rear Admiral Harvey, and Rear Admiral Lord 
Hugh Seymour, for their gallant Exertions on the above Occafion, LI. 16. Aniwer, &amp;c. 18. 
Antwer from Rear Admiral Harvey, 272. 


' To the Captains and Officers of the Squadron under the Command of Admiral Lord Bridport, 
for their gallant Exertions on the above Occafion, LI. 16. 


The Approbation, &amp;c. of the Houfe given to the Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers, on board the 
_ Ships under the Command of Admiral Lord Bridport, in the brilliant AGtion with the French 
Fleet on the faid 239d of June 1795; LI. 16. 


To the Honourable Vice Admiral Cornwallis, for the great Abilities, Judgment, and determined 
Bravery he difplayed in the Conduét of a Squadron of His Majefty’s Fleet, when in Pre- 
fence of a fuperior Fleet of the Enemy, on the 16th and 17th June 1795; LI. 50. An- 
fwer, 271. 

To the feveral Captains and Officers of the Fleet under the Command of the Honourable Vice 
Admiral Cornwallis, for their Bravery, 8&amp;c. LI. 50. 


The Approbation, &amp;c. of the Houfe given to the Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers, on board the 
Ships under the Command of the Honouarble Vice Admiral Cornwallis, &amp;c. LI. 50. 


To.Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan, for his brilliant and decifive Viétory over the Dutch Fleet, 
on 11th Oétober 1797 :—And to Vice Admiral Sir Richard Onflow, Baronet, and the feveral 
Captains and Officers of the Fleet under the Command of Lord Duncan, Lill. 33. Anfwer, 34, 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Seamen and Marines on board the Fleet under the 
Command of Lord Duncan on the faid 11th O&amp;tober, LUI. 33. 


To Rear Admiral Lord Nelfon, K.B. for the decifive Victory obtained over the French Fleet, near 
the Mouth of the Nile, on 1ft, 2d, and 3d of Auguft 1798:—And alfo to the feveral Captains, 
&amp;c. LIV. 7. Anfwer, 404. 

The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Seamen and Marines on board the Ships. under the 
Command of Rear Admiral Lord Nelfon in the faid Engagément, LIII. 7. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 61 » To 









- 


3 Mea Houle; Refolves to thank Padtinis. * z 











- | To Sir John Borlafe Warren, Bart: and K. B. for his fuccefsful Exertions,’&amp;c. on the 12th 
of Oétober 1798, in the total Defeat of a French. Armament deftined to invade Ireland, Liv. 











under his Command, ibid.—Alfo highly approving of the Services of the Seamen and Marines 
on board-the feveral Ships engaged with the French Squadron, ibid. An{wer, 63. 








To Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. for the diftinguifhed Gallantry, &amp;c. with 
which he effected -his Landing on the Dutch Coaft, &amp;c. Lv. 8. Anfwer, so. 











, To Lieutenant General Sir James Pulteney, Baronet, Major Generals Francis D’Oyley, &amp;c. and 
to the feveral Officers of the Army under the Command of Lieutenant General Abercromby, 
for their late gallant Conduct and meritorious Exertions, &amp;c. on the Dutch Coaft, Ly. 8. 
Anfwer, 50. 

























The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Non-commiffioned Officers and Private Soldiers of 
the Army under Lieutenant General Abercromby, &amp;c. LV. 8. 


To Vice Admiral Andrew Mitchell, for the-diftinguifhed Skill and Perfeverance with which,in fpite 
of great and unforefeen Difficulties, he kept colleéted, and conducted to the Coaft of Holland, the 
numerous Fleet under his Command, &amp;c. LV. 8. Anfwer, 33. 50. 


To the feveral Captains and Officers in the Fleet under the Command of Vice Admiral Mitchell, 
for their able Support of, and Co-operation with, the Land Forces, &amp;c. LV. 8. . 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Seamen and Marines on board the Ships under the 
Command of Vice Admiral Mitchell, &amp;c. Ly. 8. 


To Captain Sir William Sidney Smith, for the confpicuous Skill and Heroifm by which he 
animated and directed the Efforts of the Turkifh Forces, and of the fmall Number of Britith 
Officers and Seamen under his Command, in their long Defence of Saint John D’Acre, on the 
Coaft of Syria, &amp;c. LV. 8. ‘ 


To the Officers belonging to the Ships under the Command of Captain Sir William Sidney Smith, 
for their great Bravery and unremitted Exertions, &amp;c. LV. 8. 


The Approbation of the Houfe given to the Seamen and Marines belonging to the Ships under the 
Command of Captain Sir William Sidney Smith, in the glorious Defence of Saint John D’ Acre, 
&amp;c. LY. 8. 


To the Right Honourable Richard Lord Wellefley, Earl of Mornington in the Kingdom of Ireland, 
and Governor General of Britifh Poffeffions in the Eaft Indies, for the Wildom, Decifion, &amp;c. 
‘with which he has difcharged the arduous Duties of his Station, &amp;c. LV. 38. 


To the Right Honourable Lord Clive, Governor of the Settlement of Fort Saint George, for his 
zealous, cordial, &amp;e. Concurrence in forwarding the wife Views of the Governor General in 
Council, &amp;c. LV. 39. 





To Jonathan Duncan, Efquire, Governor of Bombay, for the Zeal and Promptitude of his Con- 
duét, &amp;c. LV. 39. 








To Lieutenant General George Harris, forthe whole of his able and meritorious Conduét in the 
Command of the Forces during the late glorious and decifive War with the Sultan of Myfore, 
&amp;c. LV. 39- ; 














To Lieutenant General James Stuart, Commander in Chief of the Bombay Army, which fo glo- 
rioufly co-operated in the Succefs of the late Campaign in India, LV. 39. 








The Approbation of the Houfe given for the Services of the Non-commiffioned Officers and Pri- 
vate Soldiers employed againft the Enemy in India, &amp;c. LV. 39. 


Refolves to thank Perfons, and Thanks given from the Chair, viz. 

















51. To the Members who were appointed Managers of the Impeachment againft Warren Hattings, 
. Efquire, XLIX. 741. 
52s To Admiral Lord Bridport, Vice Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet, and Rear Admiral Lord 








Hugh Seymour, for their Condué&amp; on 23d June 1795, in an Engagement with the French 
Fleet, LI. 16. 18. . 





Thanks ordered on other Occafions, viz. 
To the Chaplains of the Houfe, viz. , 


For the Sermon before the Houfe at Saint Matgaret’s Weftminfter on 30th January 1793, 
and defired to print Ditto, XLVIII, 121. For Ditto on 3oth January 1794, and to print 
the fame, XLIX. 81. For Ditto on 30th January 1795, and to priat the fame, L. 110. 











wn 
Le} ) 
r4 

















To particular Preachers, viz. 


The Lord Bifhop of Lincoln, for his Sermon preached at Saint Paul’s Church on a Day of 
Thankfgiving appointed by His Majefty, Lil, 160. 











Reverend 


7-—Alfo Thanks to the feveral Captains and other Officers on board of His Majefty’s Ships 


- 














| Houle : Refolves to thank Perfons, 








Reverend Dr. Rennell, for his Sermon preached at Saint Margaret’s Weftminfter on 29th of 
November 1798, being a Day of Thank{giving; and he was defired to print the fame, 
LIV. 46, 


Qn General Fafts, viz. 


54. The Reverend Dr. Huntingford, Warden of Saint Mary’s College Winchefter, for his Sermion on 
Friday 19th of April 1793, at Saint Margaret’s Weftminfter; and he was defired to print the 
fame, XLVIII. 666. ’ 


55- _ The Reverend Dr. Bathurft, Canon of Chriftchurch College in the Univerfity of Oxford, for his 
Sermon on Friday 28th February 1794, at Saint Margaret’s Weftminfter; and he was defired to 
the fame, XLIX. 268. / 


- The Reverend Dr. Goodenough, for his Sermon on Wednefday 25th February 1795, at Saint 
Margaret’s Weftminfter; and he was defired to print the fame, L. 278. 


57. The Reverend Dr. Holmes, for his Sermon on Wednefday gth March 1796, at Saint Margaret’s 
Weftiminfter ; and he was defired to print the fame, LI. 497. 


The Reverend Dr. Powys, for his Sermon on Wednefday 8th March 1797, at Saint Margaret’s 
Weftminfter ; and he was defired to print the fame, LII. 375. 


The Reverend Charles Mofs, D. D. for his Sermon on Wednefday 7th March 1798, at Saint 
Margaret’s Weftminfter ; and he was defired to print the fame, LIIT. 357. 


The Reverend Arthur Onflow, D. D. and‘Dean of Worcefter, for his Sermon on 12th March 1800, 
at Saint John’s the Evangelift Weftminfter ; and he was defired to print the fame, LY. 300. 


See Speaker. 


IV. Houfe commits Perfons, &amp;c. oz. 


To Newgate, viz. 


58. Thomas Smith, for prevaricating in giving his Evidence before the Select Committee on the Exetet 
Election, XLVI. 314. 


Alexander Morrice, from the Cuftody of the Serjeant, LI. 181, 


4 


To the Serjeant at Arms, viz. 


Alexander Morrice, for difobeying the Speaker’s Summons in Southwark Eleétion, Lil. 99. Houfe 

‘ informed of his being taken into Cuftody, and order him to be brought to the Bar on a parti- 
cular Day, 146. Brought to the Bar, &amp;c. 154. 166. Committed to Newgate, 181.—See 
Clections, 70. Mr. Morrice petitions the Houfe to be difcharged, 237..—-See infra, 60. 





Houfe orders Perfons to ftand committed, vz. 


To the Serjeant at Arms, vit. 


59. John Siret, having been committed by Order of the Sele&amp; Committee on the Exeter Election, 
XLVI. 342. . 


Houfe orders Perfons under Commitment to be brought to the - 
Bar, viz. | 


From Newgate, viz. 


60. Thomas Smith, upon his Petition being prefented to be difcharged; Day appointed for bringing 
' him up, XLVI. 342. Brought to the Bar, reprimanded, and ordered to be difcharged, paying 
his Fees, 348. 


Alexander Morrice, upon his Petition being prefented, &amp;c. LI 237. Brought to the Bar, re- 
primanded, and ordered to be difcharged, paying his Fees, 238, 


From the Serjeant at Arms, viz. 


61. Jchn Siret, upon his Petition being prefented to be difcharged, immediately brought up, XLVI. 
350. 
Alexander Morrice, on Information that he was in Cuftody, 8&amp;c. Lit, 146,———See fupra, 58. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) V. Houle 















































































































































V. Houfe appoints Preachers, v/z. 


62. 


63. 


64. 


66. 


VI. 


67. 


65. 





To preach before the Houfe at Saint Margaret's Church Wéftminfter, viz. 
On the 3oth of January, viz. — 


In 1793 ; the Chaplain, XLVI. 101.—~In 1794; the Chaplain, XLIX. 109. 
the Chaplain, L. 95. 


Thanked, &amp;c. XLVHI..121. 


On General Fafts, viz. 


The Reverend Dr. Huntingford, Warden of Saint Mary’s College Winchefter, on Friday roth 
of April 1793; XLVIII.613. Thanked, &amp;c. 666. 


The Reverend Dr. Bathurft, Canon of Chriftchurch Oxford, on Friday 28th February 1794; 
XLIX.174. Thanked, 268. 








In 1795 3 


See fupra, 53. 





The Reverend Dr. Goodenough, on Wednefday 25th February 1795; L. 223. Thanked, 278. 
The Reverend Dr. Holmes, on Wednefday 9th March 1796; LI. 440. Thanked, 497. 
The Reverend Dr. Powys, on Wednefday 8th March 1797; LH. 334. Thanked, 375. 


The Reverend Charles Mofs, D. D. one of the Canons Refidentiary of Saint Paul’s London, on 
Wednefday 7th March 1798; LUI. 245. Thanked, 357. 


The Reverend Dr. Hay, on Wednefday 27th February 1799; LIV. 192. Thanked, 229. 
The Reverend Arthur Onflow, D. D. Dean of Worcefter, on Wednefday 12th March 1800, at 
Saint John’s Weftminfter, Saint Margaret’s being under Repair, LV. 245. Thanked, 300. 
For General Thank/givings, viz. 
The Reverend Dr. Rennell, on Thurfday 29th of November 1798; LIVv.6. Thanked, 46. 
See Serinong, and fupra, 53. 54. 


Houfe appoints .Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 
various Matters, relating to, wz. 


Aé&amp;ts of Parliament.— 





See infra, 69. 118. 119. 124. 


African Slave Trade, XLVI. 51. 95. Petitions prefented in former Parliametits, aad Minutes 
of Evidence taken in Ditto, and all Reports, Accounts, &amp;c. referred and confidered, and Report 
made, and a Seleét Committee appointed to take the Examination of Witnefles ; this Conmit- 
tee to fit again, and Perfons ordered to attend, 149. 150. 154. 172. 195. 197. 206. Report 
from the Seleét Committee appointed to take Evidence, referred, 249. Witneffes ordered, 257. 
Deferred, 267. Witneffes ordered, 300. Deferred, 333. Witneffes ordered, 344. Another 
Report referred, 352. Deferred, 384. Petition of Council, &amp;c. of the Ifland of Grenada, 
again{t ; referred, 388. Another Report from the Seleét Committee, referred, 389. Mutter 
Rolls’ of Veffels which failed from Liverpool and Briftol, referred, 397. Copies of Letters, &amp;c. 
relative to an Infurrection of the Negroes in Dominica, referred; 430. Another Report from 
the Seleé&amp;t Committee, referred, -433. Further confidered, 435. Further confidered, and 
Speaker refumes the Chair; no Report, 438. 


—————tThe 29th of March 1792 appointed to confider Ditto; a Call of the Houfe ordered, and 
Petitions referred, XLVII. 528. Other Petitions referred, 529. 532: 535. 542. 552. 558. 565. 
§80. The Order for 29th March difcharged, and 2d April appointed ; and the Order for the 
Call of the Houfe difcharged, and appointed for the 3d of April, 583. Other Petitions referred, 
589. 601. 612. 622. 627. Petition of Stephen Fuller, Efquire, Agent for Jamaica, referred, 
631. Of the Planters, &amp;c. concerned in the Weft India Colonies, referred, 633. Other Pe- 
titions referred, 637. Minutes of Evidence taken in the laft Parliament relating to the faid 
Trade, and all Reports, Accounts, and Papers, which have been laid before the Houfe relative 
to Ditto, referred; the Matter confidered; and a Report made, “ That the Trade carried 
** on by Britith Subjects, for the Purpofe of procuring Slaves from Africa, ought to be gradually ° 
* abolifhed ;”. which was agreed to by the Houfe, 676. See infra, 68. 


To confider of Meafures to be taken for the Abolition of the Trade carried on by Britifh Sub- 
jects for the Purpofe of procuring Slaves from Africa, XLVII. 688. Accounts relative to Ditto 
ordered, 697. Committee deferred, 704. Other Accounts ordered, 705. Petition of the 
Minifters and Elders of the Provincial Synod of Glafgow and Ayr, referred, 709. Of the Pa- 
rifhioners of Gwinear in Cornwall, and other Petitions, referred, 716. Account of Number of ' 
Veffels, &amp;c. and Number of Slaves imported therein, arrived in the Weft India Iflands, from sth Ja- 
nuary 1789 to 5th January 1792, referred, 717. Of Inhabitants of Dumfries, referred, 723. Re- 


port 


























' 


various Matters. | 


. ; b oute Anes Committees ‘of oh whine fowl 8 pees" 





69. 


70. 


; ny 


tt of the. Lords Committee of Council relative to Ditto, and Minutes of Evidence taken 
in a former Parliament, referred ; the Matter confidered, and report a Progrefs, 726. Of the 
Provincial Synod of Perth and Stirling, and other Petitions, referred, 732. Further ‘con- 
fidered, and report a’Progrefs, 734. Petition of Inhabitants of Bradford in Yorkhhire, referred, 
736. Petition of John Dawfon-of Liverpool, Mercliant, referred, 742. Further confidered, 
and to report and to fit again, 743. Accounts ‘of Number of Veflels, &amp;c. that have cleared 
out for Africa, ordered, 750. Report to be received, and Day appointed for further Con- 
fideration, ibid... Report made, 754. Further confidered, and report feveral Refolutions re- 
lative to the Time from whence the faid Trade fhould not be carried on, 755. The Report 
further confidered; Refolutions agreed to; a former Refolution of 1{t May 1792, and thefe 
Refolutions of To-day, to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence 
defired, &amp;c.; 758. Committee deferred, 770. See. Conferences —Olaves. 





Allowances. 





See iufra, 123. 


America, v7z. 


The Treaty of Commerce concluded between His Majefty and the United States, LII. 529. De- 
ferred, 572. 591. 62g. Confidered; Copy of the Treaty, and Copy of a Paper, intituled, 
“‘ Explanatory Article figned at Philadelphia,” &amp;c. referred, 625. Several Refolutions re- 
ported, and Bill ordered for carrying the Treaty into Execution, 627. See America, 7. 





Bank of England, viz. 


Of extending the Term of the Charter of the Governor and Company, granted and confirmed by 
At of 21 Geo. Ill. Lv. 206. Inftruction giving Power to receive and confider any Propofal 
made from the Governor and Company relative to the Renewal of their Charter, ibid. . Con- 
fidered and report, together with a Propofal from the Bank; Report to be taken into further 
Confideration, 215. Report further confidered ;. Refolution agreed to; the Refolution and 
Propofal from the Bank referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, 235. 


Bounties, vz. 


Of allowing a Bounty upon tefined Sugar called Baftard, and refined Loaf Sugar broken in Pieces, 
and on Sugar called Candy, exported from this Kingdom as Merchandize; and confidered, 
XLVI. 313. Report, and Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill for granting additional 
Duties on Sugars imported to make Provifion therein re{pecting Ditto, 331. See Supplp, 530. 


Of proper Bounties to be allowed, in certain Cafes, to Mafters and Surgeons of Ships, employed in 
the Conveyance of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa; and confidered, XLVI. 665. Report, and 
Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill relating to the African Slave Trade, 669. Again 
appointed and confidered, XLVII. 770. Report, and Inftruétion as before, 773.———Again ap- 
pointed and confidered, XLVIII: 833. Report, and Inftruétion as before, 843. Again ap- 
pointed and confidered, XLIX. 499. Report, and Inftruétion thereupon, &amp;c. 502. Again 
appointed, L. 500. Confidered, 508. Report deferred, 512. 516. 533. ‘Reported, and In- 
ftruction thereon, &amp;c. 538. Again appointed, LI. 433. Confidered, 435.- Report, and In- 
ftruction thereon, &amp;c. 440.——-Again appointed, LII. 616. Confidered, 620. Reported, and 
an Inftruction thereon, &amp;c. 625. Again appointed, LUI. 156. Confidered, 159. Re- 
ported, and an Inftruction thereon, &amp;c. 161. See Slatrg, 15. 16. &amp;c. 


Of granting a Bounty on the Importation of Rye into this Kingdom, LV. 543. Confidered, 550. 
Report, and Bill ordered, 551. See Bounties, : 


Of granting a Bounty to encourage the Cultivation of Potatoes, LI. 276. Committee deferred, 
1362. 382. 416. 439. Order of the Day for Ditto read, and negative Motion for the Speaker 
to leave the Chair, and defer the Committee for Six Months, 450. 


_ Of enlarging the Bounties to be paid on the Importation of Flour from America ; and immediately 
confidered, LV. 924. Report Faur Refolutions, which wereagreed to, 927. No Order or In- 
ftruétion made upon them. See Giifeat, &amp;c. 


Cambricks and French Lawns.— See infra, 118. 
































Cape of Good Hope. See infra, 76. and (Trade, &amp;c.) 


Captors of Prizes.—See infra, 119. 
Charters.—Sce fupra, 69. 


Copper Mines and Copper Trade, viz. 


To confider the State of Ditto in this Kingdom, LV. 309. Deferred, 313. 321. Account of 
the Quantity and Price of Copper purchafed for the Navy, &amp;c. referred,” 329. Confidered; the 
Report of the 7th May 1799, from a Seleét Committee appointed to enquire into the State of 
the fame Matter, and thefeveral Accounts and Papers prefented in the fame Seffion relative to the 
Copper Mines and Copper Trade, referred ; Report a Progrefs, and tobe further confidered, 330. 
Further confidered, and the Speaker refumes the Chair without) any Report being made, 379. 


_ Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6K Corn 











~ 








72, 






















73¢ 


745 















































































































































Mecnite fre peeicetot he inne &lt;0 pent 





Corn and Flour, wiz. | 
Of the Prices at which Corn and Flour fhall be permitted to be Ar rare and exported, and the 


Duties, viz. 
77. 


various Matters. 
4 


Duties payable thereon, XLVI. 469., Deferred, 550.. ‘Confidered and report, and Inftruction 
to the Committee on the Corn Bill to. make Provifion therein purfuant to the R-efolutions now 
reported, 582.+——See Corn and Grain, 2. &lt;n ti 


Of giving further Encouragement to the Importation'of Corn and Flour, LV. 301. Deferred, 


305.. Confidered, 309. Report Two Refolutions, and Inftruction to the Committee on the 
Bill for granting Bounties on the Importation of Wheat, &amp;c. to make Provifion therein, 315. 
——See Wheat. 


See alfo infra, 76. 101, 


Corn, wiz. ; 
Of allowing Foreign Corn imported to be warehoufed, at the Expence of the Importer, and to 


be taken out of the Warehoufes on Payment of certain Duties, XLVI. 630. Confidered, 635. 
Report, and Leave given to offer a Claufe, &amp;c. on the Third Reading of the Corn Bill, 639.—~— 
See Cotn, &amp;c. 2. 


Of the prefent high Price of Corn, LI. 7. Confidered and report, and order. a Bill to continue 


an Act of the preceding Seffion to prohibit the Exportation of Corn, &amp;c. and to be further 
confidered, 10. Further confidered and report, and a Select Committee appointed to take’ into 
Confideration the prefent high Price of Corn, and to collect Evidence relative thereto, and feveral 
Bills ordered, &amp;c. 19.—See Coru.—Digtillerp. Committee again appointed, 21. Deferred, 
50. 70. 86. Confidered, and a Report from the Sele&amp;t Commitee above mentioned referred 
to this Committee, 90. Report feveral Refolutions relative to Bounties to be given on Im- 
portation of Whéat and Indian Corn, &amp;c. and a Bill ordered thereupon, gi. Committee de- 
ferred, 100, 13%. 147. 171. 196. Report from the Select Committee appointed to confider of 
the prefent high Price of Corn, and to collect Evidence, &amp;c. referred to this Committee, 198. 
Committee deferred, 203. The Third Report of the faid Sele&amp;t Committee, with an Appen- 





_ dix, referred, &amp;c. 213. Committee deferred, 213. 220. Further confidered, and report a 


Refolution, which was agreed to, and the Committee to fit again after the Houfe thall have 
proceeded: upon the other Orders of the Day, 223. Order for Ditto read and proceeded in; 
feveral Refolutions come to and to be reported, and the Committee to fit again, 227. Re- 
port, 229. Further confidered; feveral other Refolutions come to and to be reported, and 
the Committee to fit again, 240. Refolutions reported and agreed to, 242. ») Committec .de- 
ferred, 247. 303. 386. Further confidered, and Forty Members not being prefent in the Com- 
mitttee, &amp;c. the Houfe adjourns, 404. Another Day appointed, 440. Further confidered, 
454. Deferred, 493. Day appointed for Ditto, 504. Deferred, 539. 552. Report from the 
Select Committee of the 18th ef March 1796 referred to this Committee, 570. Further 
confidered and report, and Bill ordered for the Sale of Corn by Weight, &amp;c. 575.—See Corn 
and Grain.—Committee deferred, 591. 623. 682. Further confidered, and no Report made, 
the Speaker refumes the Chair, 699. 





Courts of Juftice, viz. 
The Twenty-feventh Report relating to Ditto, which, upon the 26th of June 1798, was made from 


the Select Committee appointed to examine and ftate the total Amount of the Public Debts, &amp;c. 
LIV. 611. Deferred, 615. ° Confidered ; Recommendations of His Majefty fignified for a proper 
Augmentation of the Salaries, &amp;c. of the Mafter of the Rolls, Chief Baron of) the Exchequer, 
and all the Puifne Judges in England and Scotland; and alfo of a contingent Annuity to the 
Lord High Chancellor, &amp;c. on his Refignation or Removal; and contingent Annuities to the 
Chief Tulkices and Puifne Judges in England, and Augmentation to the Salaries of the Lords of 
Seffion in Scotland ; Inftruction given to the Committee accordingly, and Report to be made, 
620. Report feveral Refolutions ; agreed to; Bill or Bills ordered ; and Addrefs for a Com- 
miffion to iffue for examining the Duties, &amp;c. of the feveral Officers, Clerks, &amp;c. of Courts of 
Juftice, 640.—_See Addreleg.— Judges. 


Drawbacks, viz. : é 
Of granting further Time for allowing the Drawback upon the Exportation of China Ware, ex- 


ported by the Eaft India Company, L. 544. Confidered and report, and order Bill for Ditto, 
577:——See Dratobacks, 93. 


Duties and Drawbacks, viz. ) 


Of Ditto on Wine and Spirits, the Produce of the Cape of Good Hope, LV. 616. Confidered, 
622. Report Two Refolutions ; Bill ordered, 629.———See Cape of Gaad Hope, 2. 


Mi 


Of impofing Duties upon the Importation of Corn, Meal, and Flour from Ireland, or the Pro- 
vince of Quebec, or the other Britifh Colonies or Plantations in North America, or from any 
other Foreign Country; and confidered, XLVI. 343. Report, 348. See Corn, &amp;c. 2. 








‘ 


| &gt; TA ppoints. Committees 'of ithe w hobeoHotfe ; ee 
PHoute ;| various Matters. “wielA evornsy . f Smt 


a3 










— 


Of the Duties payableupon the Irhportdtion. of Tanited'Goat Skins) XLVI g60: ©Confidered, 366. 
Report deferred, 369.—See iufray.79. We Uiterp dremel et 

78. Of the Duties.‘on: the. Inmsportation of Sdltpetre; XLVI.'468. °Order in Council for admitting 

1,000 Tons of Saltpetre:to: Entry ;. referred and confidered, §50.'Repott,. 534.——See Duties, 
66.—Jndemnitp, 13. 1 RSH, ay 3 





19 Of the Duties payable on the Importation of Tanned Goat Skins,! and updnm SheepSkins commonly 
called Roans, XLVI. 550. Confidered,'553. Report, 559+++-See Duties) 65. 
8o. Of the Duties payable upon the Importation of Runt of other Spirits into the Ifland of Newfound- 


land, or other. Hlands adjacent, XLV. 675. Confidered, 681.. Report;.and Inftruction. to 
the Gentlemen appointed to. prepare the Bill . to. amend »A@iof+15 Geo, ILI. for Encourage- 





ment of the Fifheries carried on from Great Britain, Ireland, &amp;c. thereupon, 688. See 
i Fisheries, 9. BAO m1 Sebi 3.i at's 3 
ogi ; Prac qv loo apes : 
81. ° Of the Duties on Tobacco, XLVIM; 666. Confidered, 677... Report and.re-committed, and 


immediately confidered,; reported, again; -Refolution agreed to, and,.an Inftruction to the 
Committee of the whole Houfe onthe Weft India Trade Bilh to make Provifion therein purfuant 
thereto, 682. See West Zndies, 2s open 49¢ os 


82. Of the Duties on Wines imported, and.of the Duties on Tobacco -importetly NLYII. 707, Con- 
fidered 713, , Report Refolutions, for allowing a Drawback: on, Wanesiconfumed by Admirals, 
&amp;c. on board Ships of War.in Service, and for Tobacco, ufed on boardy: Bees Hot to be liable to 
Duty, 721.——See Drawhacks, 83. | i ae ate 

83. Of the Duties on Coals brought Coaftwife into any Port in Seotland,: XLVEI. \782. Inftrucion 
to confider of the Laws relative to the diftilling, reClifying, compounding, vending, and retail- 
ing Britith Spirits in Scofland ; confidered, idid., , Report eyetal Relohat ns for the Duties 
on Coals, Culm,’ aiid , Cinders, brought Coaftwife. into,any Port, in; Scotland, to ceafe and 
determine, and for charging a Duty on Licences tobe taken out-by Perfons dealing in Aqua Vitz 
by Retail, &amp;c:- and for charging a Duty on the Contents of every Still ufed-by Diftillers in the 
Low and High Lands of Scotland, &amp;c. 787.——See Duties, . 3—Sctotland, 10. 


B4. Of the Duty payable on Caft Plate Glafs made in Great Britain, XLIX. 307. - Confideted, 312. 
Report deferted, 321. 330. 336. 346. Report made, and Inftruétion thereon, 349.——See 
Supplp, 5226 » “ . ye Tat? 


85. Of the Duties to “be clrarged on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, the Growth, Produce, or 
Manufacture of any Countries!within the Limits of the exclufive Trade of fhe ft India Com- 
pany, being Dutch Property’ and confidered, L. 503. Report Two Refolutions, and In- 
ftruction given to,the Committee of the whole Houle on the Bill'relativé to Dutch Property, 
506.— See Holland, 2. : | id 


86. Of the Duty payable on Black Lead imported into this Kingdom, LI. 615, . Confidered, 623. 
Report prefent Duties ard Drawbacks to ceéafe, and others to be chatged; 626.——See 
Drawbacks, 43.—Duties, 78. A itunes 


87. Of impofing Duties on Melaffes imported from any Parts out of Europe in ForeigmShips, L1. 649. 

Confidered, 663. Report an additional Duty. on Ditto, anda rawback on Ditto exported 
afterwards; and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill allowing Importation of Melaffes, 
669. See Jimporration; 7. 


88. Of exempting Dairies, and Rooms ufed folely for the Purpofe ‘of drying:and keeping Cheefe, from 
| the Duties on Windows and Lights ; and confidered, LI. 666. Report that they thall be ex- 
empt, and Bill ordered, 673.—See Spafries, 


Of the Duties payable on Salt, LIII. 561. Inftruétion to confider Aét of the fame Seffion for 


granting additional Duties on Salt, and confidered, 569: Report- feveral' Refolutions, and In- 
itruction given, 572. See Salt. 


fa Of Ditto payable on Spices imported by the Eaft India Company, fff. ‘ 597! ‘Confidered, 600+ 
Report additional Duties to be charged on Ditto publicly fold at their Sales, and Bill. ordered, 
612. See Suties, 47. 








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bi “eee 














“ Of the Duties on Hats, Lil. 638. Confideted, 644. Report. a Refolution, and Bill ordered, 
649. See Duties, 
st Of the Duties on Stamped Vellum, Parchment, and Paper, and on Certificates for wearing Hair 


Powder, LIM. 672. Confidered, 677. Report a Refolution. refpecting Vellum, 8c. and 
another relating to Infurance of Houtes, &amp;c. from Lofs by Fire ; agreed to, &amp;c. 680. See 
Duties (Extending). ! 


Of Ditto payable on the Import and Export of Goods imported into this Kingdom, and fold at the 
public Sales of the Eaft India Company, Liv. 377. Confidered, 386. Report feveral Refo- 
Jutions, and Bill ordered, 391. See East Jndia Company. 


Of the Duties on Salt in Scotland, Liv. 673, Confidered, 677. Report fevers Refolutions; &amp;c. 


Ind¥x XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) | wer To 























\ 


various Matters. sist 


2, ¢Appomts Committees: ofthe whole Liduk tox fer: 


oo 
- 
~ 


+ @rdered, 628/-— 


| ; Melaffes, 8c. 42. 





- "To be paid on Pitch; ‘Tar, Deal Boards, and Fir Timber, imported from Hamburgh, Altona, &amp;¢, 


in Britifh-built Ships, LIV. 709. Not proceeded in. 


, Payable on Wort or Wath made from Melaffes ot Sugar, for extracting Spirits for Home Confamp- 


tion, LV. 34. Confidered, 36... Report:a Refolition; Bill ordered ; and.an Inftruction given 
relative to Wheat, &amp;c. 38. See Duties, 77- 


Of: reduging: the: Duties now payable on Starch imported, and immediately confidered, LV. 41. 
Reportia Refolution ; agreed to, and Inftruction to-the Bill for reducing Duties on Spirits from 
See Quties, 77- 


Of the’ Duties now payable on the Importation of Hops into this Kingdom, LV. 411. Confidered, 
416. °Report Two Refolutions ; Bill ordered, 421. See Duties (Sufpendisig). 


Of exempting Burr Stones taken from a Quarry near Conway, in North Wales, to be ufed as Mill 
Stones only, fromthe Duty impofed by Act of 34 Geo. III.; LV. 411. Confidered; Act of 38 
Geo Ill’ for the better Protection of the Trade of this Kingdom, read ; Inftruction to conifider 
fo fifuch’of the faid Act as charges a Duty on Oil or Blubber imported into this Kingdom from 
the Greenland Fifheries and Davis’s Streights; 416. Report Two Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 
420. See Customs, Pe ‘ 


Of the ‘Duties: payable on Oil of Turpentine imported into this Kingdom, LV. 533. Inftruction to 














. suconfider #f theDaties and Drawbacks payable on Tar imported into and exported from this 


' ) Kingdom}! idid’” Confidered, 543. 
549. See Customs, 





Report ; Refolutioris agreed to, and Inftructions given, 


OF exenipting’ certain Grants, &amp;c. under the Seal of the Duchy of Lancafter, from the feveral 


»" Stamp Duties granted: fince 19 Geo. HI.; LV. 616. Inftruction to confider of fo much of A&amp; of 


if az Geo. TH. as telates to the Duties on Copies of Indéntures, Leafes, or other Deeds, 616. In- 


ae iss ion to canfidér'of extending the Duties now payable by Notaries in any Court, to all Per- 


fons acting’ as Notaries Public, &amp;c. and confidered, 622. Report feveral Refolutions, and Bill 
See (Stamps, under 4.) 





Hirt 3 


"Of granting additional Duties on Spirits diftilled in Scotland, Lv. 667. Confidered, 670. Re: 


port? feveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 677. 





See Sputies, 64. 


Of the Duties payable on Foreign Hops imported into this Kingdom, LV. 711. Confidered, 716. 
Report Two Refolutions ; Bill ordered, 720.——See 2putieg, 63. 


Of the Duties payable on the Importation of Hops, LV. 799. Confidered, 803. 
Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 804. See Duties, 63. | 


Of permitting Salt to be ufed Duty-free, for a Time to be limited,’ in preferving Fith taken in the 
North Sea for the Supply of the Home Market, Lv. 711. 'Confidered, 716. Report a Refo- 
lution ; Bill ordered, 721. See Salt. ¢ 


Of charging Duties on Home-made Spirits entered for Exportation, when taken out of Warehoufe 
for Home Confumption, LV. 801. Deferred, 804. 861. Confidered, 862. Report a Refo- 
lution, and Inftruction given, 864.——See Distillery. 


Of allowing the Ufe of Salt, Duty-free, for the Purpofe of preferying Pilchards, Mackarel, &amp;c. 
either in Bulk or in Barrels; (the Fourth or fubfequent Refolution of the Committee on the 


Report Two 








~ “high Price of Provifions), LV. 906. Confidered, go8. Report a Refolution, and Inftruétion 





thereon, 909. See Fish. 


Of the Duties payable on the Importation of undreffed Hemp, imported from any of the Countries 
that lie within the Limits of the exclufive Trade of the Eaft India Company ; and immediately 
confidered, LV. 912. . Report a Refolution ; Bill ordered, 916. See Hemp, 





Elections. ——See infra, 107, 


Exportation, viz. 


89. 


90. 


The Exportation of Naval Stores, Saltpetre, Arms and Ammunition, XLVII. 40. Confidered 
and report, and order Bill to reftrain the Exportation of Ditto, 47.——-See €rportation, 2. 


Of prohibiting the Exportation of Rice, LV. 759. Confidered; report a Refolution ; Bill ordered, 
ibid.——See Exportation, 5. 


Fitheties, VIZ. 


To confider of giving additional Encouragement to the Herring Fithery carried on in fuch Boats 
or Veffels as are net entitled to the Tonnage Bounty ; confidered, L. 379. Report a Refolution, 
and Inftruction thereon, 384.———See Laws Crpiring, 16. 





Impeachment, viz. 





2 The State in which the Impeachment of Warten Haftings, Ef{quire, late Governor General of Ben- 
gal, was left at the Diffolution of the laft Parliament, XLVI. 47. Confidered, 126. 1 33- 
‘Further 









93- 
94- 


95+ 


97 


98. 


99. 


400, 


101, 





‘various Matters. 





eet, fA points Committees of the whole Houfe to-confider 
BHoute ;{4" of, cana 


Further confidered, and report a Refolution that the Impeachment 1s now depending, 136.—— 
- See Jmpeachment, 
Refolves itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe, in order to be prefent at the Trial of Mr. 
Hattings, XLVI. 627, &amp;c.— XLVI. 377. 734 See Jmpeachment. 





Importation, viz. 


Of the Importation into Great Britain of Silk Crapes and Tiffanies, of the Manufacture of Italy, 
XLVI. 396. Deferred, 404. 429. Confidered, 434. Report, 438.——See Jmpottation, 1. 


Of allowing the Importation of Seal Skins cured with Foreign Salt, free of Duty, for a Time to 
be limited; and confidered, XLVI. 626. Report, 628. See Importation, 2. 


Of permitting Goods and Commodities of the Growth, &amp;c. of Afia, Africa, or America, legally 
imported into Ireland, to be imported from thence, under certain Regulations, into Great 
Britain ; appointed ; confidered and reported, and Bill ordered for Ditto, XLVIII. 785.———See 
Ireland, 2. 


Of permitting the Importation into this Kingdom of Cambricks and French Lawns from the 
Auftrian Nerherlands ; appointed and confidered, XLIX. 441. Report, and Inftruction to the 
Committee on the Bill cP to Smuggling, 447. See Smuggling, 1.—IJnfra, 118. 


Of the Importation of Rape Seed, and all other Seéds ufed for extracting Oil, whenever the Prices 
of Middling Britifh Rape Seed fhall be at or above the Price of Twenty Pounds per Laft; . 
and an Inftruétion to the Committee to confider of permitting the Importation of Rape Seed 
into this Kingdom, Duty-free, to be warehoufed, L. 511. Deferred, 516. Confidered, 518. 
Report deferred, 526. Reported, and one Refolution refpe¢ting a Duty on Ditto agreed to, 
and another Refolution not agreed to, 616.——-See Importation, 6. 








Of allowing, for a Time to be limited, the Importation of Goods from India, China, and other 
Parts, within the Limits of the Eaft India Company, in Ships not of Britifh-built, nor regiftered 
as fuch; and of the Exportation of Goods from Great Britain by the fame Ships; L. 519. 
Committee deferred, 526. Confidered and report, and order Bill for allowing Ditto, 532, 
See Jmportation, 1. 


Of permitting the Importation of fine Organzined Italian Thrown Silk, in any Ships or Veffels 
from any Country in Amity with His Majefty; and confidered, L. 568. Report, and Bill 
ordered for allowing Ditto, 572———See Jmpavtation, 5.—Jnfra, 100. 144. 


Of permitting the Importation of Flax and Flax Seed, in any Ships or Veffels navigated with 
Foreign Mariners, from any Country in Amity with His Majefty; and confidered, L. 572. 
Report a Refolution for Ditto, and an Inftraction to the Bill for the Importation of fine Or- 

. ganzined Italian Thrown Silk &amp;c. 577.———Sce Importation, 5. 


Of permitting the Importation of Melaffes from any Foreign Country or State, in any Ship or 
Veffel belonging to Great Britain, or from any Kingdom or State in Amity with His Ma- 
jefty, LI. 576. Confidered, 573. Report Refolutions for permitting Importation of Melaffes 
on Payment of certain Duties, for a limited Time; which were agreed to, and Bill ordered, 
575: See Importation, 2. 


Of allowing the free Importation of Arrow Root from the Britifh Colonies in the Weft Indies, LI. 
663. Deferred, 669. Inftruction to confider of permitting the free Importation of Linfeed’ 
Cake from any Country whatever ; confidered, and the Report to be received, 675. 676. Re- 
port that it is expedient to permit the Importation of Arrow Root and Linfeed Cake, free of 
Duty, and Bill ordered, 682. See Importation, 9. 


Of permitting Goods, the Product or Manufacture of certain Places within the Levant or Medi- 
terranean Seas, to be imported into Great Britain, in Britifh or Foreign Veffels, from any Place 
whatfoever, LII. 482. Confidered; report, and order Bill for permitting Ditto, 500. See 
Jmportation, 11. 











Of the Exportation and Importation of Copper; and immediately confidered, LIV. 378. Report 
Two Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 386.———See Copper. 





Of permitting the Importation of Wool. from any Country or Place, in Ships belonging to any 
Kingdom or State in Amity with His Majefty, LIv.673. Confidered; reported, and Bill or- 
dered, 679. See Wesl. 


Of enabling His Majefty, by Order in Council, to permit certain Goods to be imported in Ships 
belonging to any Country in Amity with His Majefty ; and immediately confidered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered for Ditto, LIV. 723. See infra, 113. 122.—Supra, 72. 








Of permitting the Importation of Goods and Commodities from any Country in America, belong- 
ing to any Foreign European Sovereign or State, in Neutral Ships, LV. 357. Confidered, 369. 
Reported ; Bill ordered, 372. See America, 10. 


Of permitting the Importation of Wafte Paper, Duty-free, LV. 643. Confidered, 650. Report 
a Refolution ; Bill ordered, 658. Seé Paper. | 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) « £L ~ OF 








oe Appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to’confid 
| Boute ; | roa eee 


various Matters. 











- Of encouraging the Importation of Corn and other Grain, Meal and Flour, LV. 799. Confidered; 
report feveral Refolutions; Bill or Bills ordered, and to be further confidered, 802. Com- 
mittee deferred, 865. 873. 877. Further confidered ; report Two Refolutions, and InftruGtion 
thereon; 880. Committee deferred, 880. 884. Further confidered, 885. Report Three Re- 
folutions, and Inftruction thereon, iid. - Further confidered, 892. Report Four Refolutions, 
and Inftruétion thereon, 893.——See Wi beat, 


a Of encouraging the Importation of Herrings and other Fith, the Produce of the Fifhery carried 
on in Nova Scotia and New Brunfwick, LV. 875. Confidered, with an Inftruétion relative to 
the Fifheries of Newfoundland and on the Coatt of Labradore, 878. Report one Refolution ; 
Bill ordered, 881.——See Herringg, 


Of permitting Swedifh Herrings to be imported, Duty-free, for the Purpofe of being exported 
from this Kingdom, LV. 897. Deferred, 899. Confidered, goo. Report a Refolution, and 
Bill ordered, 903.——See Werrings, 


Inclofures.— See infra, 257. 





Income, Expenditure, and Commerce of the Country, viz. 


' 102, To confider of Ditto, and of the Progrefs which has been made, and may be expected to be made, 
in the Reduétion of the National Debt, and the preventing the Accumulation thereof in future ; 
Accounts and Papers relating to the public Income, &amp;c. prefented in the fame Seffion, referred ; 
the Report made on the roth of May 1791, from a Select Committee on the Public Income 
and Expenditure, &amp;c. referred ; the feveral Reports made in the Two laft Seffions of Parliament, 
from the Sele&amp;t Committees on the Public Debts, referred; an Act of 26 Geo. III. for Re- 
duction of the National Debt, &amp;c. referred, and confidered ; Report to be received, &amp;c. LIV. 
724. Report feveral Refolutions, which the Houfe agreed to, 7g2. 


Indemnity, viz. - 


103. To confider of indemnifying Governors, Lieutenant Governors, and Perfons acting as fuch in the 
Weft India Iflands, who have permitted the Importation and Exportation of Goods and Com- 
modities in Foreign Bottoms, XLIX. 377. Confidered and report, and order Bill, 8c. 385. 
Committee again appointed, L. 410. Confidered and report, and order Bill, &amp;c. 412, 
See Mest Indies, 5. 





India, viz. 


104. The Government and Trade of India, XLVIII. 433. Accounts ordered, 442. Committee de- 
ferred, 456. 467. 638. The feveral Reports, Accounts, and Papers prefented to the Houfe 
in the then Seffion from the Direétors of the Eaft India Company, and’ the Petition prefented by 
the Eaft India Company on the 8th of March 1793, referred to this Committee; the Matter 
confidered and report a Progrefs, and Day appointed to confider further thereof, 677. De- 
ferred, 707. Further confidered ; a Progrefs reported, and Day appointed to fit again, 713. 
Further confidered, and Refolutions come to ; to be reported, and to fit again, 725. Accounts or- 
dered, 729. Report deferred, and the further Sitting of the Committee deferred, 749. Report 
feveral Refolutions, which were agreed to, with an Amendment to one of them, and Billordered 
thereupon, 752. Committee deferred, 758. 768. Further confidered and to report, 774. 
Further report, and Refolutions agreed to, 778. See Cast India Company, 2. 


The State of the Finances of India, LU. 675. Deferred, 685. 709. 717.723. Confidered, 739. 
Report deferred, 741. Report made and Refolutions come to, entered, &amp;c. and agreed to, 


744 





See Cast Jndia Company, 18. &amp;c.—Alfo /upra, 75. 


Juftice, viz. 


105, The making Provifion, if neceffary, for defraying fuch Expences as may be incurred in providing 
for the more effectual Adminiftration of Juftice in fuch Parts of the County of Middlefex as lie 
in and near the Metropolis, XLVII. 737. Confidered, 743. Report deferred, 750. Report 
Provifion to be made out of the Confolidated Fund, if neceffary, and Inftruétion accordingly, 
754 See Justices of the Peace, 1. 





Laws Expiring, viz. 


._ The Firft and Second Reports made upon the 14th Noveiber 1800, from the Committee appointed 
to enquire what General Laws have expired, &amp;c. LV. 904. Deferred, 907. Confidered, with 
an Inftruction to confider of continuing, for a Time to bé limited, the feveral Acts for regu- 
lating the Turnpike Roads in Great Britain, which would expire at the End of the then Seffion, 
908. Report feveral Refolutions, anda Bill ordered, 910. A Bill alfo ordered refpecting Turn- 
pike Roads, 911.——See Bighwaps Curnpike —Laws Cppiring. 


Licences, 






106, 


107. 


108. 


109. 


110, 


Ill. 


112. 


113. 





e 


15) oute ;} Appoints, Committees of the whole Houfe i confider 


various Matters. 





Licences, viz. 


To confider of Licences.to be granted to Perfons felling Wine to be drunk in their Houfes, xL vit, 
538. Deferred, 544. Confidered, 550. Report a Refolution for reftraining Perfons from 
felling Foreign Wine, &amp;c. without a Licence to fell Ale or Beer, &amp;c. and Inftruétion thereon, ° 
553:-——See Alehoufe-keeperg, &amp;c. 1. 2. 


Members, viz. 


Of an effectual Mode for obtaining a due Attendance of Members of the Houfe on the Days ap- 
pointed for taking into Confideration Petitions complaining of undue Eleétions, &amp;c. XLVIII. 
221. Deferred to thenext Day at Twelve o’Clock, 248. Confidered, and report feveral Re- 
folutions, for a Call of the Houfe, for the Hearing feveral Ele€tion Petitions on particular Days, 
and for the Attendance of Merabers, 263.——See Clectiong, 241. 242. &amp;c. 


Mefiages from His Majefty, vz. 


For Provifion to be made for defraying any extraordinary Expences which may be incurred for the 
Service of the Year 1793; XLVIII. 618. Meflage referred and confidered, 621. Report, and. 
Bill ordered for raifing the Sum of £.1,500,000, &amp;c. 628.——See Supplp, 452. 


To confider of a proper Method of extending and fecwring the Annuity granted by Aét of 23 
Geo. III. to the late Lord Rodney, for the Benefit of the Heirs of the faid Lord Rodney to 
whom the Title fhall defcend, XLVIII. 819. Meflage referred and confidered, &amp;c, 825. Re- 
port, and Bill ordered for further fettling and fecuring the faid Annuity, &amp;c. 831.——See 
Annuities, 2. 


Toconfider of the Propriety of making Provifion for the better Management of the Land Revenue 
of the Crown; the Reports relative to Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. referred, XLIX, 423. Confidered; 
His Majefty’s Meflage referred ; report, and order Bill for the better Management of the Landed 
Revenue of the Crown in future, 442. See Land Revenue, 1. 


To enable His Majefty to grant an Annuity to Lord Vifcount Duncan, &amp;c. LIII. 237. Deferred, 
240. Meffage for fettling an Annuity on Earl Saint Vincent ; referred to this Committee, 
243. Confidered, 245. Report and Bills ordered, 247.——See Annuities, 3.—eflageg. 


-——to Baron Nelfon of the Nile, &amp;c, LIV, 8. Confidered, 9. Report, &amp;c. sbid———See Jn: 
nuities, 3.— Pellages. : 


to Sir James Marriott, Knight, LIV. 525. Confidered, 529. Report, 535.——-See Ane 
nuitics, 3.— Pellages. 








Motions, viz. 


For granting a Supply to His Majefty, XLVI. 22. Confidered, &amp;c. and report, 34.——XLVII. 
17. Confidered and report, 43. XLVIII. 11. Confidered, 13. Report, 15.——XLIX, 
19. Confidered, 22. Report 24. L. 11. Confidered, 12. Report, 23. LL 156 
Confidered, 16. Report, 17. Lil. 17. Confidered, 19. Report, 20. LIII. 34. Con- 
fidered, 35. Report, 36. Liv. 8. Confidered, 9. Report, iid. LV. 8. Confidered, 
25. Report, 26. Another Motion for a Supply in confequence of a Meflage, 113. Con- 
fidered, and the Meffage referred, 115. -Report, 117. Another Motion referred, 804, 
Confidered, &amp;c. 860. Report, 861. 


For Leave to bring ina Bill for regulating the Height between Decks of Veffels entered Outwards, 
for the Purpofe of carrying Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, LII. 682. Confidered and res 
ported, and Bill for regulating Ditto ordered, 685, See Slabeg, under 19. 


See alfo infra, 217. 


National Debt, viz. 


Of authorizing the Lords Commiffioners of His Majefty’s Treafury to iffue a certain Sum by way 
of Exchequer Bills, in cafe, the fame fhould be found neceffary, for further {ecuring the punctual 
Payment of any Arrears of Dividends on Account of the National Debt, whenever the fame 
thall be demanded, XLVI. 230. Confidered, 245. Report, and Inftruction to the Bill relative 
to unclaimed Dividends, 250. See Bank of Cngland 3. 
































Naval Stores, &amp;c,——See /upra, 89. 


Navy, viz. 


Of the moft fpeedy and effeétual Means for procuring an additional Supply of Men for His 
Majefty’s Naval Service, L. 100. Confidered and report, and feveral Bills moved for, &amp;c. 111, 
See Pabp, 10. 11. &amp;c. 





Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Oats 








various Matters. 


m csefe . SAppoints Committ of th hole Houfe to 
Boute ; | ppoint mittees of the w wHoule Winner 











Oats and Oatmeal, viz. : 


Of giving Encouragement to the Importation of Oats and Oatmeal into this Kingdom, LV. 320, 
Deferred, 333. 351+ Confidered, 362. Reported and Bill ordered, 371.——See Drawbacks, 100: 


Poftage, &amp;c. viz. 


114. To confider of the Poftage and Conveyance of Letters, &amp;c. by the Penny Poft, XLIx. 212. Ins 
ftruction to confider of granting Rates of Poftage for the Conveyance of Letters, &amp;c. between 
Great Britain and the Iflands of Jerfey, &amp;c. 212. Deferred, 225. Confidered, 235. Report 
feveral Refolutions ; Amendments were made to feveral of them, and agreed to, 245. See 


post Dffice, 5. 6. » | 





See infra, 116. 


Poft Office, viz. 


rs To confider of the Agreement made between the Lords of the Treafury and John Palmer, Efquire, 
relative to his Appointment to be Comptroller General of the Poft Office; and alfo of his Con- 
duct in that Employment; the Report of a Select Committee of 13th July 1797, relative to 
Ditto, referred to this Committee, LIV. 434. Deferred, 485. &amp;c. Confidered, and the 
Speaker refumes the Chair without any Report being made, 568. ; 





Potatoes. See fupra, 71. 


Prince of Wales, viz. 


115. Of providing for the Appropriation of an Annual Sum out of the Confolidated Fund, for the 
Liquidation of fuch of the Debts now owing by His Royal Highnefs, as may remain unpaid, 
in the Event of the Deceafe of His Royal Highnefs, L. 579. 580. Confidered ; report a 
Refolution ; and Inftruétion to the Committee of the whole Houfe on the Bill for enabling His 
Majefty to fettle an Annuity on the Prince of Wales, to make Provifion therein accordingly, 583. 
——See hing, 7. 


Public Income and Expenditure, &amp;c.——See infra, 120. 231.—Supra, to2i 


Scotland, viz. 


116. . Of preventing the Removal of Spirits from the Highland to the Lowland Diftriés; confidered ; 
report a Refolution for preventing fuch Removal ; and Inftruction for a Claufe to be received 
in the Bill for granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c. L. 400. See Supplp, 


520. 





See alfo /upra, (Duties). 


Ship Letters, viz. 


Of the more fecure Conveyance of Ship Letters, and of charging certain Rates of Poftage thereon, 
LIV. 648. Confidered, 656. Report Two Refolutions; agreed to; Bill ordered, 659. 
See Post Dffice. 





Ships and Veflels, viz. 


117. To grant Relief to the Owners of Veffels which may be feized, XLVI. 251. Confidered and report, 
and order Bill for granting fuch Relief, &amp;c. 256. See Ships, &amp;c. 1. 





Slave Trade.——See /upra, 67. 68. 70. 111. 


Smuggling, viz. 
118. Of ‘the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling in this Kingdom:—Inftruétion to confider of pre- 
venting the fraudulent re-landing of Tobacco fhipped for Exportation; and alfo to confider an 
Act of 7 Geo. IIL. for preventing the fraudulent Importation and wearing of Cambricks and 
French Lawns, XLIX. 356. Confidered, 361. Report feveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 
364. See Smuggling, 1.—Supra, 96. 


Another‘Committee appointed refpecting Ditto, L. 368. Inftruétion to confider of an A&amp; 
of 33 Geo. III. for the Relief of Captors of Prizes, with refpect to the bringing and landing 
certain Prize Goods in this Kingdom; and the Honfe confiders Ditto, 375. ait Refo- 








119. 


lutions for extending the faid Act to Cutters, Shallops, &amp;c.-and a Bill ordered, 378.——See 
fomuggling, 2. 


Speeches, 









































ae Appomts Committees of the whole Houfe.to canfide 
Houte ,{ ppo! es w quR ¢ r 


various Matters. 





Speeches, viz. 


120. So much of His Majefty’s to both Houfes on 31ft January 1792, as relates to the Public Income 

~ and Expenditure, and the National Debt, XLVII. 43. Deferred, 385. Accounts referred, 

397- Other Accounts, and Reports upon Accounts and Papers relative to Ditto in 1786 and in 

1791, and His Majefty’s Speech, referred, and the Matter confidered, 398. Report feveral 

Refolutions for particular Duties on Malt, Servants, Waggons, &amp;c. Houfes with lefs than Seven 

Windows, and on Candles, to ceafe and determine, 405. Further Confideration deferred, 435. 

oo. Account of the Amount of the Intereft of the National Debt and Annuities on sti 

, mace 1786, 8c. referred, 517. Further confidered, 521. Report, 529. Further Confi- 

deration deferred, 554. 601. 612. Further confidered, and to feport and fit again, 630. Re- 

port relative to the Amount of Annuities being reduced by the Payments on Account of the 

National Debt, and Inftruction to the Committee of the whole Houfe on the Bill to amend A&amp; 

of 26 Geo. HI. &amp;c. thereupon, 675. Day appointed for further Confideration, 680. Deferred, 
711. 761. 780. 799. 


121. So much of His Majefty’s Speech to both Houfes on 3r1ft January 1792, as relates to making a 
fuitable Provifion for the Eftablifhment of their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Duchefs of 
York, XLVII. 479. Copy of the Treaty between His Majefty and the King of Pruffia relative 
to Ditto, referred, 480. His Majefty’s Speech referred and confidered, 504, Report Refolu- 
tions, and a Bill ordered, 518. See thing, 2. 














Spirits, See fupra, 116. 
Stamps. See fupra, (Duties) ; and infra, 135. 
, Supply. See fupra, 111.—Supplp, 671. 672. &amp;c, 


Thames River, viz. 


- Of preventing Depredations on Ditto, and in the Vicinity thereof; His Majefty’s Recommendation 
fignified, LV. 723. Confidered, 729. Report Two Refolutions; Bill ordered; an Act read, 
and an Inftruction given, 744.——See Chamegs River. 


Tobacco. 





See fupra, 81. 82. 118. 


Trade and Commerce, viz. 


sf Of and from the Cape of Good Hope ; confidered ; report; and Bill to enable His Majefty to make 
Regulations refpecting Ditto, ordered, LI. 220.——See Cape of Good Pope. 


“ Of the Trade of this Country againft the Enemy during the War, Lill. 552. 577. Confidered, 
583. Report deferred, 596. 603. Report that Ships are not to depart without Convoy, and 
Inftruéction thereon, 612. See Suppip, 481. 


See alfo /upra, (America). 
Wafte Paper. 








See /upra, 101. 


Wine (Foreign), Coffee and Cocoa, viz. 


122. Of charging Warehoufe Rent on Foreign Wine, Coffee, and Cocoa, imported into this Kingdom, 
in certain Cafes :—Inftruction to confider of equalizing the Drawback on Foreign Wines exported 
to China and the Britifh Settlements in the Eaft Indies, Ls 577.  Confidered, 583. Report 
Refolutions for Ditto, and Bill ordered, 588.——See Dratwhacks, 38. 50.—Wineg, 2. 


Wine Licence Office, viz. 


123. Of enabling His Majefty to grant, during Pleafure, to the Officers of the late Wine Licence Office, 
a yearly Allowance out of the Duties of Excife:—Houfe confiders Ditto, XLVI. 617. Report 
a Refolution for granting Ditto, and Bill ordered, 622,—See Dfffices, 3. 





VII. Houfe appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to -confider 
; Acts of Parliament and Laws relating to, viz. 


African Slave Trade, viz. 


124. A&amp; 33 Geo. III. to continue fora limited Time, &amp;c. feveril Ags of Parliament for regulating the 
fhipping and carrying Slaves in Britith Veffels from the Coaft of Africa, XLIX. 377. Deferred, 
386. 392. Confidered and report, 401.——-Appointed to confider A&amp;t 34 Geo. III. for Ditto; 


confidered; 
Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6M 


















































f ' ery Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 
Hou 4 9 Adts of Parliament and Laws. “od | 


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confidered ; report, and order Bill, 8c. as before, L. 420. Appointed to confider A&amp;t of 
35 Geo. Ill. for regulating the fhipping and carrying Slaves, &amp;c. LI. 382. Confidered and ° 
report, and Bill ordered, as before, 386. — appointed to confider the laft-mentioned A&amp;, 
Lil. 597. Confidered and reported, and order Bill as above, 601. Appointed to confider the 
Act of laft Seffion, LIII. 149. Confidered and reported, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 153. Ditto 
Act of the preceding Seffion, LIV. 262. Immediately confidered, reported, and Bill ordered to 
explain and amend the Act, &amp;c. ibid. 


See Slaves, 18. 19. &amp;c. 














American and Weft India Trade, &amp;c. viz. 


125. Adts of 27, 28, and 30 Geo. III.; XLVI. 557. 565. Confidered and report, 574. Ads 23, 

24, and 31 Geo. III. relative to Ditto, XLVI. 404. Confidered, 410. Report, 428. 

Aéts 23, 24, and of the preceding Seffion, XLVIII. 191. 210. Deferred, 235. Confidered and 

report, and order Bill to continue the Laws, &amp;c. 245. Acts 27, 28, and 31 Geo. IIL; 

XLVIIL. 613. Deferred, 622. Confidered and report, and order Bilt toamend the faid Adis, &amp;c. 

628. Acts of 23, 24, and 33 Geo. IIl.; XLIX. 24. Confidered and report, and order Bill to 

continue the Laws now in Force relative to the Trade with this Kingdom and America, 64. 

Aéts of 23, 24, and 34 Geo. III; L. 313. Confidered and report, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 316. 

Aéts 23, 24, and 35 Geo. III.; Li. 504. Contidered and report, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. as 

before, 511. Ads of 23, 24, and 36 Geo. III.; Lil. 370. Deferred, 374. Confidered and 
reported, and Bill ordered, as before, 382. 


See America, 1. 2. 3. &amp;c.—Jnfra, 192.—Wegt Jndies, 1, 2, &amp;c. 























Bread, viz. 


Act of 31 Geo. II. for the due making of Bread, &amp;c. and A&amp; 13 Geo. III. for better regulating 
the Affize and making of Bread, LIV. 565. Deferred, 569. Not proceeded in. 


Cambricks,—See fupra, 96. 118.—Infra, 145. 
Coffee, &amp;c,——See infra, 132. 146. &amp;c. 


Confolidation A&amp;, viz. 


126. The 27 Geo. III. for repealing the feveral Duties of Cuftoms and Excife, and granting other Duties 
in leu thereof, 8&amp;¢c.—Houfe confiders Ditto; Report made, and Bill ordered to exempt Oil 
and Head Matter, Whalebone, &amp;c. imported, and fold by Auction, from the Auétion Duty, 
XLVI. 760——See Quctions. 


Another Committee appointed to confider the faid Aé&amp;t, and immediately confidets the fame, 
XLVI. 773+ Report Relolution for exempting Elephants Teeth, Palm Oil, &amp;c. from the Duty 
on Auctions, and Inftruétion thereon, 777. See Auctions. 


Another Committee appointed to confider the faid AG, and an A@ of 12 Geo. III. for 
encouraging the Manufacture of Leather, &amp;c. XLVII. 784. Confidered, 786. Report Refo- 
lutions, permitting Quercitron and Black Oak Bark to be imported, and charging a Duty thereon; 
for Wade other Duties on Red Mangrove Bark; and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 791. See Dak 
War 

















Gorn and Grain, viz. 


129. The Laws relating to the Importation and Exportation thereof, XLVI. 55. A Reprefentation of 
the Lords of the Committee of Council referred, and the faid Laws, &amp;c. confidered, 60. Re- 
port feveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 85. See Corn and Crain, 2. 


130. Act of 31 Geo. III. for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, &amp;c.—Copy of His 
Majelty’s Order in Council prohibiting the Exportation of Wheat, &amp;c. referred, XLVIII. 14. 
Confidered and report, and order Bill to indemnify all Perfons concerned in advifing and carrying 
the faid Order in Council into Execution, &amp;c. 33. See Corn and Grain, 4. 


“43. ——Another Committee appointed to confider the faid AG, XLVUI. 778. _ Cénfidered, 782. 
Report feveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 788. See Corn and Grain, s. 


A&amp; of 37 Geo. III. (paffed in the beginning of the Seffion), to continue, &amp;c. an Act of the pre- 
ceding Seffion to prohibit the Exportation of Corn, Meal,: Flour, and Potatoes, 8c. and con- 
fidered, LI. 428. Report and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 434. See Corn and Grain, 7. 


A&amp; 35 Geo. III. to prohibit the Exportation of Corn, Meal, &amp;c. and to permit the Importation 
of Cotn and other Articles, &amp;c. in any Ships, without Payment of Duty, Lu, 64. Confidered 
and report, and ordér Bill to continue and amend the faid A&amp;, 66. See Carn and Grain, 7. 


&gt; TT Lo Gs: 




























































DHoute j woe Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 
9) Ads of Parliament and Laws. , x 





Ads of 31, 33, and 37 Geo. III. relating to the Exportation of Corn, &amp;c,; and immediately 
confidered and reported, and Bill ordered for an additional Quantity of Wheat, &amp;c. to be fent 
to Guernfey, &amp;c. LI. 680.——See Corn and Grain, 11. 


m A&amp; 31 Geo. III. for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, &amp;c. LIV. 702. Con- 
fidered ; reported, and Bill ordered for prohibiting the Exportation of Corn, &amp;c. 708. See 
Corn and Grain, 13. 





A&amp; 39 Geo. III. for enabling His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation, &amp;c. of Corn, and 
for allowing Importation of other Articles of Provifions, &amp;c.; and fo much of another A&amp; 
as relates to the Importation and Exportation of Corn, LY. 627. 628. Confidered; Report 
received ; Bill ordered, 637. See Corn and Grain, 13. 





Cuftoms, viz. ' Pays 
A&amp; 13 and 14 Charles If. for preventing Frauds and regulating Abufes in His Majefty’s 
Cuftoms; and immediately confidered, LIV, 696. Reported and Bill ordered, 703.——Sce 
Customs, 5. 


Drawbacks and Bounties, vz. 


132. A&amp; of the preceding Seffion (32 Geo. III.) “ for peguleting the Allowance of the Drawback 
“ and Payment of the Bounty onthe Exportation.of Sugar, and for permitting the Importation 
“© of Sugar and Coffee into the Bahama and Bermuda Ifands in Foreign Ships ;” appointed, and 
confidered and report, and order Bill to amend the faid A@; and an Inftruéction to make Pro-- 
vifion for reducing the Bounty on refined Sugar, exported in any other than Britith Ships, 
XLVIII. 807-——See Drawbacks, 95. 


133. A&amp; of 32 Geo. III (the above-mentioned Act refpecting Sugar) again to be confidered, L. 
582. Deferred, 589. Confidered and report, and order Bill to amend the faid Act, &amp;c. 590. 
Sce Dratwhacks, 96. 


134. Act of 35 Geo. III. for amending the Act of 32 Geo. III. relative to Sugar, LI. 648. Confidered 
and report, and Bill ordered to alter the faid A&amp; of 35 Geo. III.; 662.——See Drawhackg, 
97- 

él The feveral Acts relating to the Drawbacks and Bounties now: payable on the Exportation of 


Sugar, LV. 34. Inftruction to confider of permitting Sugar imported frem the Weft Indies to 
be warehoufed, ibid. Confidered, ibid. Report Two Refolutions; the firft poftponed; the 
fecond agreed to,* and Bill ordered ; the poftponed Refolution re-committed ; immediately con- 
fidered ; reported ; Refolution agreed to, and Inftruétion to make Provifion for the fame in the 
faid Bill, 36.——See Sugar. : 





Duties, viz. 

136. A&amp; of 25 Geo. III. for granting certain Duties on Licences to be taken out by Perfons vending 
Gloves and Mittens, &amp;c. XLIX. 143. Inftruétion to confider of an Act of 23 Geo. III. for grant- 
ing a Stamp Duty on the Regiftry of Burials, &amp;c. ; and alfo an At&amp;t of 25 Geo. III. for extend- 
ing the Provifions of the faid A&amp;t of 23 Geo. III. to the Regiftry of Burials, &amp;c. of Proteftant 
Diffenters, 143. Deferred, 146. Confidered, and Accounts of the Duty of Gloves, &amp;c: re- 
ferred, 150. Report of Duties to ceafe, &amp;c. and’ Bill or Bills ordered, &amp;c. 153.——See 
Duties, 67. 69. 70. 

A&amp; 24 Geo. III. om Gold and Silver Plate imported, &amp;c. and A&amp; of the laft Seffion relative to Stamp 
Duties, &amp;c. Lill. 258. Confidered, 266. Report a Refolution, and Bill ordered thereupon, 
277.——See Duties, 70. . 


af: Aé&amp; 38 Geo. III. for transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Commiffioners of Ex- 
cife, &amp;c. LIV. 508. Confidered, ‘514. Report Two Refolutions; agreed to; Bill ordered, 
and an Inftruction to amend the Act, 522.——See €rrife, 9. 


A&amp; 36 Geo. III. relative to Legacies and Perfonal Eftates; immediately confidered ; Report on 
the Petition of the Britifh Mufeum referred ; reported, and Bill ordered to exempt Bodies 
Corporate and Public Bodies from the Duty, &amp;c. LIV. 666.——See gpufeum, &amp;c. 


A&amp; 30 Geo. III. for repealing the Duties upon Licences for retailing Wine and Sweets, &amp;c. LIV. 
643, Confidered, 647... Reported ; Bill.orderedy directing the-Manner of paying the Duties, 
656. See Duties, 89. 


A&amp; 26 Geo. Ill. for explaining, &amp;c. an A&amp; of 24 Geo. III, for laying an additional, Duty on 
Hackney Coaches, &amp;c. LV. 417. Confidered, 421. Report Two Refolutions; Bill ordered, 
438. See Hacknep Coaches. 


Aéts of 39 Geo. ILI. relating to:Aid and Conttibution, and Income, LV. 523. Deferred; 532. 
Confidered, 543: Report feveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 548. See Duties, 59. 


é A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. for granting certain Stamp Duties on Perfumery, &amp;c. LV. 643. Accounts 
referred and A&amp; confidered, 649.. Report a Refolution, and Bill ordered, 658.——See 
Duties, 73. | 


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me "4 Appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to.confider 
Houle | A@s of Parliament and Laws. ai 











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A&amp; of 40 Geo. III. for ere&amp;ing a Lazatette on Chetney Hill, &amp;c.; to confider of the Duties 
granted by the faid Aét, LV. 906. Confidered, 908. ‘Report a Refolution, and Bill ordered, 
g11:——See Duties (Extending\—@ynarantine, 2. ! 


See alfo infra, 147. 150. 


Eaft Indies, viz. 


eo ‘A&amp; 39 Geo. III. for permitting certain Goods imported from thence to be warehoufed, &amp;c.—To 
confider of femoving Doubts arifing from the Conftruction of the faid A@, LV. 629. -Deferred, 
644. Confidered ; reported, and order Bill, 650.—See Duties. Again upon the faid A&amp;, 
to confider of permitting Eaft India Goods prohibited to be worn, &amp;c. in this Kingdom and 
warehoufed, to be removed by Land Carriage to certain Ports for Exportation to the Weft 
Indies, LV. g00. Deferred, 903. Not proceeded in. 





Exportation.—Sce fupra, 131. &amp;c. 


Fifheries, viz. 


136. A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. for the further Support and Encouragement of the Fitheriés carried on in the 
Greenland Seas and Davis’s Streights, XLVII. 386. Deferred, 409. Confidered, 435. Report 
deferred, 456. 500. 510. Report of Whale Fins, Oil, &amp;c. of Whales, Seals, &amp;c. taken by 
Britifh Subjects, &amp;c. to be imported Duty-free, and Bill ordered, 523. See Fisheries, 6. 


A&amp; 32 Geo. III. relating to Ditt6 Fifheries, LUI. 665. Not proceeded ’in. 








137. The Laws for regulating the Southern Whale Fifheries; Houfe immediately confiders Ditto, L. 
327. Report and Bill ordered for further ericouraging, &amp;c. the faid Fitheries, 332. See 
Fisheries, 8. ; 


Aét of 35 Geo. III. for further encouraging the Southern Whale Fifheries :—Houfe immediately 
confiders Ditto; report, and “Bill ordered to explain the faid AG, LU. 690. See Fisheries, 
under 8. 


wits A&amp; of ry Geo. ITE. for the Encouragement of thofe carried on from Great Britain, Ireland, and 
the Britifh Dominions in Europe, LIH. 504. Inftraction to confider of the Duty payable on 
Melaffes itiported into the Ifland of Newfoundland, and the A, &amp;c. confidered, 531. 
Report féveral Refolutions, and Bill ordered for amending the faid A&amp;t, &amp;c. 534.——See 
Fipheries, 9. 





Free Ports, viz. 


- 138. , » IntheIfMand of Jamaica, Grenada, and Dominica, &amp;c. and alfo relating to the Weft India Trade with 

America ; Acts 27, 28, 30, and 31 Geo. III. &amp;c. XLVIIl. 613. Deferred, 622. Confidered ; 
report, and order Bill to amend, &amp;c: Act of 27 Geo. III. and.an Aé of 32, and Parts of 
Two Acts of 28 and 31 Geo, III. relating to Ditto, 628. Again appointed to confider A&amp;t of 
27-Geo III. LM. 391, Confidered; reported; and Bill ordered to amend the faid A&amp;, 397. 
—See Ulest Fndies.——Again appointed to confider Aéts of 27 and 38 Geo. III.; Lv: 898. 
Deferred, 899. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered, go1. See Ports Free. 






















a 


Game, viz. 


139. Act of 22 &amp; 23 of Charles II.; Act 1 King James I.; A@ 4 &amp; § of William and Mary; Aés 
viv g and 9 of Queen Anne; and Ac 28 Geo. II. relating to the better Prefervation of the Game, 
&amp;c. LI. 475. Confidered, on a Divifion for the Speaket’s leaving the Chair ; Report received and 

Bill ordered, 499.——See Game, 2. | 







Hackney Coaches.~—See fupras under 135. 





Hemp and Flax, viz. 








140. A&amp; 26 Geo, TI. &amp;c. for the Encouragement of the Growth of Ditto in England, L. 544. Con- 
fidered, 577. ‘Report @ Refolution for continuing thé Bounties, &amp;c. 581. See Heinp 
and flax. | , 











Holland, viz. 


™4f. Actof the fame Seffion (34 Geo. HHI.) for rendeting effe€tual Otders in Council réfpeéting the Ad- 
&lt;8 mifion of the Effe€ts. thetitioned therein into the Ports of this Kingdom to be warehoufed, 
uo zc. and for noalcing Susser Provifions refpecting the Ships and. Effects mentioned therein, 
vim &gt;) ‘\noBee, L. 437. Confidered, 447. Report feyetal Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 454.——See 







Holland, 2. 








142. Two 


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144: 


145. 


vo 


146. 


147- 











Adts of Parliament and Laws. 


Bite cect (Appoints Committees of the whole Houle t6 confidet 
Houte; | °K . v festa 


Two Aédts.of 35 Geo. III. for rendering effe€tual Orders in Council of His Majefty relative to the 


Admiffion of Effeéts, Dutch Property; into the Ports of this Country to be warehoufed, &amp;c. LI, 
558. Confidered, and certain Orders in Council relative to Cargoes of Neutral Ships admitted 
to Entry, referred and Report to be received, 561. Report Refolutions for Ships &amp;c. ad- 
mitted to Entry fince the Expiration of the laft Aét, to have the Benefit of thé fame, &amp;c. and 
Inftruction to the Bill relative to Neutral Ships, 566. See Ships and Uefflels, 9. 


Again appointed to confider Ditto, and alfo an Act of 36 Geo: IIl.; Lil. 147: 148. De- 
ferred, 158. 162. Confidered and report, and order Bill to continue ‘the faid Acts, &amp;c. 189. 
Again appointed to confidet Ditto, and alfo Act of 37 Geo. III.; LIV. 63. 64. Confidered ; 
reported, and Bill ordered for continuing the faid Acts, 69. See Holland, 2. 


Again appointed to confider all the faid Aéts, LV. 628. Confidered; reported; and Bill 
ordered for further continuing the faid Aéts, 637.——See Holland, 2. 











Hops, viz 
A&amp; of 14 Geo. III. to prevent Frauds in the buying and felling of Hops, LV. 659. Inftruétion 


to confider of the Mode of colleéting the Duty on Hops; of preventing Frauds and Abufes 
in the Trade of Hops ; and confidered ; reported; and Bill ordered, 66 3.——See Hops. 


Houfes and Ground, viz. j 
Of His Majefty ; A&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. for Sale of certain Houfes, &amp;c: ; aid immediately confidered; 


XLVII. 611. Report, and Bill to repeal fo much of the faid Aét as relates to the Lottery Office 
in Privy Garden; &amp;c. 619. See hing, 4. 





Importation, viz: 
A&amp; of the preceding Seffion (35 Geo. III.) for permitting the Importation of Organzined Thrown 


Silk, &amp;c. in Ships belonging to any Kingdom in Amity with England ; Houfe immediately con- 
fiders Ditto; Report made, and Bill ordered to continue the faid Act, LI. 37.—-—Again ap- 
pointed, Lil. 67. Confidered and report, and order Bill to continue the Act of 35 Geo. III. 
for Ditto, 67. See Jmportation, 12. P 





The Laws relating to the Importation of Sheep, and of Meafutes to be adopted for improving 


Britith Wool, XLVII. 733. Deferred; 761. 774. Deferred for a Month, and a Refolution 
to confider of Meafutes for the Improvement of Britifh Wool, early in the following Seffion, 778. 
See Trade, &amp;e. 16.—Wosl. 





The Laws refpecting the Importation of Cambricks and Lawns, LII: 443. Act of the preceding 


Seffion read, relating to Encouragement of the making of Sail Cloth, &amp;c. and Inftruétion to 
confider of the Bounty payable on Sail Cloth and Canvas exported, 443. Deferred, 450. 461. 
472. 482. Confidered, 505. Report deferred, 509. Report made, and Bills ordered to pro- 
hibit the Importation of Foreign Cambricks, &amp;c. and for taking off the Bounties on Sail Cloth, 
&amp;c. exported to Ireland, 511. See Importation, 14.—Sail Cloth, &amp;c. 





Importation and Exportation, viz. 


The Laws refpecting the Importation and Exportation of Sugar, and the Duties, Drawbacks, and 
Bounties thereon, XLVII. 630. 676. Inftruction to confider of the Laws refpecting the 
Importation, &amp;c. of Coffee, and the Duties, Drawbacks, and Bounties thereon ; and confidered; 
687. Report, and Refolutions agreed to, &amp;c. 696.—To confider of further Regulations re- 
{pecting the Exportation of Sugar, 742. Deferred, 750. Confidered, 756. Report Refo- 
lutions, and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill for regulating the Exportation of Sugar, 
&amp;e. 759. See €ypottation, 1. 





Act of 27 Geo. III. for allowing the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods, &amp;c. in the 


Ports of Kingfton, Savannah-la-Mar, &amp;c. under ‘certain Regulations and Reftrictions, XLVII. 
697. Confidered, 705. Report, and Bill ordered for making the faid A&amp; perpetual, 710. 
See Laws Crpiring, 9.— West Jndieg, 1. | 


See fupra, 129. &amp;c. 





Income.——See fupra, 135, 


Land Tax, viz. ee 
A&amp; of the fame Seffion (1798), LI. 436. Confidered, and report a Progrefs, 440. Further 


confidered, and report further Progrefs, 450. Further confidered, and Report to be received, ' 
45§- Report feveral Refolutions for continuing the Land Tax for ever, fubjeét to Redemp- 
tion, &amp;c. 459.——See Land Car, 5. 


Laws Expiring, viz. . 
Aéts of 35 and 36 Geo. III. relating to Admiffion of certain Merchandize in Neutral Ships ; A&amp; 


37 Geo. III. relating to the Trade of the Cape of Good Hope; Act of the preceding Seffion, 
permitting 


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149. 


150. 


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permitting particular Goods to be imported under Order in Council ; and another A&amp; of fame 
Seffion relating to the Exportation, &amp;c. of Corn, LV. 25. Confidered, sid. Report, and 
Inftruction given, 29.——See Armp, (Seducing).—Billg, 1. 


Ads rélating to Admiffion of certain Articles of Merchandize in Neutral Ships, refpecting the 
Trade and Commerce to and from the Cape of Good Hope; to permit certain Goods to be 
imported in Neutral Ships, LV. 120. Confidered; reported, and Inftruction given, 161. 
See Courts, 17. 


Aéts relating to granting a Bounty on certain Species of Britifh and Irifh Linens exported; for 
fecuring the Duties on Foreign-made Sail Cloth ; for encouraging the Manufacture of Britith 
Sail Cloth, &amp;c.; and for better encouraging the making of Sail Cloth in Great Britain, LY. 
315. Confidered, 318. Reported ; and Inftruction for Provifion to be made in another Bill 
for continuing feveral Expiring Laws, 319.——See Laws €rpiring, 40. 


So much of Aé of 26 Geo. III. to amend feveral Laws relating to the Newfoundland Fitheries ; 
and an Act of 26 Geo. III. for better Support of the Greenland, &amp;c. Fifheries, LV. 477. Con- 
fidered, 512. Report, and Inftruction thereon, 516. See Laws Grpiting, 40. 


So much of Act of 40 Geo. III. for reducing Duties upon Spirits diftilled from Melaffes, &amp;c. as 
relates to the Duties upon Wort, &amp;c. brewed from Melaffes or Sugar, &amp;c.; and the Aé&amp; of 40 
Geo. III. to’prohibit the making of Low Wines, &amp;c. from Wheat, Barley, &amp;c. in Scotland, 
LV. 860, Confidered, 865. Report Two Refolutions, and Inftruction thereon, 870. 

See Laws CErpiring, 42. : 











Leather. 





See fupra, 128. 


Levant Seas, wiz. 


A&amp; of 26 Geo. II. for enlarging and regulating the Trade into Ditto, LIV. 643. Inftruétion to 
confider Aé&amp; of the laft Seffion for the better Protection of the Trade of this Kingdom, &amp;c. ibid. 
Confidered, 648. Report Two Refolutions; Bill ordered, and an Inftruction given, 656.—— 
See Lebant Companp. 


Longitude at Sea, viz. 


Act of 30 Geo. III. for continuing the Encouragement, &amp;c. of Perfons making certain Difcoveries 
therein, 8c. LI. 631. Account of Money iffued by the Treafurer of the Navy in purfuance of 
the faid Act; referred to the Committee, 631. Confidered, &amp;c. 643. Report a Refolution 
for £. 5,000 to be applied in making Difcoveries for finding the Longitude, which was agreed’to, 
and Bill ordered, 651. See Longitude, 3. 





Neutral Ships.—See fupra, 142. 
Orders in Council._——See fupra, 130. 142. 
Legacies,—See Jupra, 135. 
Papifts, viz. 
Act of 31 Geo. III. to relieve, upon Conditions, &amp;c. the Perfons therein defcribed, from certain 


Penalties and Difabilities to which Papifts, &amp;c. are by Law fubjeét, LV. 400. Deferred, 421. 
Confidered, 556. Report Two Refolutions, and Bill ordered, 563. See Papists. 





Prizes. —See Jupra; 119. 


Quarantine, viz. 


Aéts of 26 and 29 Geo. II. ; 12, 28, and 39 Geo. III. relating to Ditto, LV. 691. Accounts relat- 
ing to the Expence of the prefent Quarantine Eftablifhment, 8c. referred to the Committee, 
695. Acts confidered; His Majefty’s Recommendation for Provifion to be made for erecting 
a Lazarette on Land fignified, 695. 696. Report feveral Refolutions ; agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 696. See Quarantine, 2. 





Scotland, Viz. 


The Laws relating to the diftilling, 8c. and retailing of Spirits in Scotland, and of the Exporta- 
tion of Britifh-made Spirits from England into Scotland, and from Scotland into England ; ap- 
pointed and confidered, XLVIII. 810. Report feveral Refolutions, 820, See Scotland, 7. 


A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. for the Regulation of Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c. XLIX. 307. Accounts 
referred and confidered, 307. mE OY deferred, 316. Report made of Two Refolutions, 321. 
To again confider of the faid Act, L. 395. Confidered, 408. Report, and Leave 


given. 














| Houle; Appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to eonfidet: 
. : 3] Acts and Parts of Acts of Parliament and Laws. ~- 





given to offer a Claufe relative to Ditto on the Report of the Bill for granting additional Duties 
on Diftilleriesin Scotland, 412.——See Supplp, 482. 


a A&amp; 37 Geo. III. for granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in the Highlands, Lil. 93. Con- 
fidered, 96. Report; Bill ordered for continuing the faid A&amp;, 118.—A Committee again ap» 
pointed on Dttto, 136. Confidered, 139. Report and Inftruction thereon, 140—-A&amp; of 
laft Seffion, and Aét of the fame Seffion, to be confidered, 266. Confidered, 277. Report a 
Refolution, and Bill ordered thereupon, 293. Act to be again confidered, 343. Confidered, 
346. Report a Refolution, and Inftruétion thereon, 353.—The faid A&amp;, and Two Acts of 
the fame Seffion, to be confidered, 671. Confidered, 676. Report a Refolution; agreed to, 
and Inftruétion thereon, 679. The Act of 38 Geo, III. to be confidered, LIV. 325. Con- 
fidered, 328. Report a Refolution to continue the Duties, and Bill ordered, 374.—The fame 
Ac again to be confidered, 654. Confidered, 660. Report a Refolution for further continu- 
ing the Duties, &amp;c. 665.——The A&amp; of 39 Geo. HI. to be confidered, LV. 629. Deferred, 
651. Order of the Day difcharged, 667.——See /upra, (Duties). 


See Stotland, 7. 8. 9.—Supplp, 520. 











Sheep. See fupra, 145.—Infra, 158. 


Shipping and Navigation, viz. 


Ist, A&amp; of 12 Charles II. for encouraging and increafing of Ditto; Aé&amp; 12 Geo. II. relating to carry 
ing Sugars from the Colonies direétly to Foreign Parts, &amp;c.; Aét 15 Geo. Il. for extending the 
Liberty to carry Sugar, &amp;c. by 12 Geo. II.; and alfo A&amp; of 26 Geo. IIL. for the further In- 
creafe, &amp;c. of Shipping and Navigation, XLIX. 386. Confidered, 391. Report feveral Re- 
folutions, and Bill ordered for granting to Foreign Ships put under His Majefty’s Proteétion, 
&amp;c. the Privilege of Prize Ships, &amp;c. 400.——See Syips and Uiellels, 7. 


- The faid Aé&amp;t of 12 Charles II. and the A&amp;t of 26 Geo. III. in appointed to be confidered, LI. 
: 482. Confidered, 500. Report deferred, 508. Report feveral Refolutions relative to Foreign 
Ships having Privilege of Prize Ships; Aliens, &amp;c. 511.——See Sips and Qieflelg, 7. 


Slave Trade.—See fupra, 124. 


Statutes of the Realm ; Promulgation of Ditto.——See infra, 188. 192. 193. 257. 





Sugar. See fupra, 69. 146. 


Trade of this Kingdom, &amp;c. viz. 


. A&amp; 38 Geo. III. for better Protection of Ditto, and for granting new and additional Duties of 
| Cuftoms on Goods imported and exported, &amp;c. LIV. 678. Confidered, 684. ‘Report a Re- 
folution and’ Bill ordered, 691.——-See America, 9. 


Wool.— 





See fupra, 102. 145. 


Workmen, wiz. 


A&amp; 39 Geo. III. to prevent unlawful Combinations of Workmen, LV. 707. The feveral Petitions. 
prefented in the fame Seffion from Journeymen and others, referred, sid, Petition of Jour- 
neymen, &amp;c. of Nottingham, referred, 712. Confidered; reported; Motion made and Bill 
ordered, 716. See Workimen. 





VIII. Houfe appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to take Parts 
of Acts of Parliament into Confideration, relating to, vz. 


Corn and Grain. 





See infra, (Importation). 


Duties, wiz. 


152. So much of Aé&amp; of 29 Geo. Ill. « for granting feveral additional Rates and Duties upon Horfes 
« and Carriages, &amp;c.”’ as impofes Duties on Stage Coaches and Diligences, L.475. Confidered, 
482. Report for the Duties to ceafe, &amp;c. 486. See Duties, 74. 


153. _ So much of A&amp; of 25 Geo. III. “ for granting Duties upon Licences to be taken out by Coach- 
, “* makers ;” and A&amp;t of 29 Geo. III. “ for granting additional Rates of Duties on Horfes and 
“ Carriages, &amp;c.”” as relates to the Duties to be paid upon certain Carriages with Two or 

Three Wheels therein mentioned, L. 557. Petition of the Farmers, Tradefmen, &amp;¥c. of the 

Hundreds of Loes, Wilford, &amp;c, relative to Ditto; referred to this Committee, 560. Com- 

mittee 





Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








- Appoints’ Committees of .the whole Houfe to-confider 
BHoute; |" 





Parts-of Acts‘of Parliament. 








154. 


155- 


157 





mittee deferred, 561. 570. Confidered, 578. Report Refolutions relativeto Ditto, and Inftruc- 
tion to the Bill for repealing the additional Duties on Stage Coaches, 582.—--Sce Duties, 74. 


So much of A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. “ for more effe€tually carrying into Execution the Laws relat- 
‘* ing to the Duties on Stamped Vellum, 8c.” as repeals certain Stamp Duties on Policies for 
infuring Property in any Foreign Kingdom from Lofs by Fire, L. 577. Confidered, 583. Re- 
port a Refolution relative to Ditto, 588. See Duties, 76. 


So much of Aét of 35 Geo. III. “ for granting Duties of Cuftoms on Importation of Fruit, Sallad 
“ Oil, &amp;c.” as impofes 2 Duty on Mahogany imported into this Kingdom, LI. 605. Con- 
fidered, 615. Report for the prefent Duty and Drawback on Importation, &amp;c. of Mahogany 
by the faid Act to ceafe, &amp;c. and other Duties granted, &amp;c. 620. See Drawbacks, 45.— 
Duties, 55. 


So much of Aét of 25 Geo. III. “ for granting Duties on Licences fot vending Gloves; &amp;c.” as 
grants certain Duties on Licences to be taken out by Perfons vending Gloves or Mittens by 
Retail; and confidered, LI. 631. Report a Refolution for the Duties to ceafe and deter~ 
mine, and Bill ordered, 647. See Duties, 69. 70. 


So much of Aé&amp; of the laft Seffion, “ for granting certain Duties of Cuftoms on Merchandize, &amp;c.”’ 
as charges a Duty on Tea imported into this Kingdom, Lill. 514. Confidered, 516. Report 
a Refolution to repeal Ditto, and Inftruction accordingly, 524.——See Supplp, 503. 











So.much of Aét of the fame Seffion, “ for repealing the Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. and 
“ granting others,” as rélates to the Duties upon Male Servants, LI. 672. Confidered, 678. 
Report a Refolution for extending the Duty to Waiters at Taverns, &amp;c. 680. See Duties. 
Supply, 523. 


So much of Aé&amp; of 1 Queen Anne, “ for preventing Frauds in the Duties upon Salt, &amp;c.” as re- 
lates to the Exportation of Newfoundland Cod Fifh from this Country, LIV. 472. The 
Order for this difcharged, 476. See fupra, 135. 


So much of feveral Aéts as relate to Aid and Contribution during the War, and repealing Ditto 
and granting Duties upon Income, as relates to'the Application of the Duties thereby granted, 
LIV. 508. Confidered, 511. Report a Refolution ; agreed to, and Leave given to offer a 
Claufe on the Report of the Bill relating to the Income Duty, 514. See Supplp, 510. 


So much of. Act 38 Geo. III. “ for the better Protection of Trade, and granting new and additional 
“ Duties of Cuftoms, &amp;c.”’ as relates to the Duties on Raw ‘Linen Yarn imported into this King- 
dom, LIV. 52%. Confidered, 526. Report Two Refolutions; agreed to, and Bill ordered, 
528. See Duties (under 65). 


So much of A&amp; 38 Geo. III. “ for granting new and additional Duties of Cuftoms, &amp;c.” and of Ac&amp; 
39 Geo. III. refpecting Income, as relates to the Appropriation of the Duties thereby granted, 
LV. 32. Confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 34. See Supplp, 510. 


So much of Act of laft Seffion, “ for granting additional Duties on Sugar imported, &amp;c.” as im- 
pofes Duties on Sugar and Coffee exported, LV. 357. Confidered; A&amp;t of the fame Sel- 
fion read, and Inftruction given, 481. Report and Bill ordered, 495. See Sugar, 2. 


So much of Aé of laft Seffion, “for permitting Goods imported from the Eaft Indies to be ware- 
“ houfed, &amp;c.”’ as relates to the Duties on Saltpetre, LV. 351. Confidered, 357. Report and 
Bill ordered, 369. See Duties (under 73). 


So much of Act 38 Geo. III. “ for better Proteétion of the Trade of the Kingdom, &amp;c.” as relates to 
the Duty on Opium imported into thisKingdom, LV. 519. Inftruétion to confider fo much of 
Act of 34 Geo. III. as impofes Duties on Burr Stones, and on Stones ufed for the Purpofe of paving 
or of making or amending Roads ; and confidered, 523. Report feveral Refolutions, and Inftruc- 
tion thereon, 533.——-See Customs (under 5). 


So much of Act of the fame Seffion as relates to the Duties upon Wort or Wath brewed or made 
from Melafles or Sugar, LV. 622. Confidered, 631. Report a Refolution; Bill ordered, 
635.——See pirits, 2. 


So much of Act of 38 Geo. III. “ for transferring the Management of the Salt Duties to the Excife, 
“ &amp;c.” as grants a Bounty on White Herrings exported from this Kingdom ; and immediately 
confidered, LV. 913. Report a Refolution, and Inftruction thereon, 17. See Fish. 





























Duties and Drawbacks, viz. 


So much of A&amp; of 27 Geo. III. (Confolidation Act) as relates to the Duties and Drawbacks on 
Figs, and the Duties and Drawbacks on the Importation and Exportation of Virginal Wire of 
Brafs, XLVI. 782. Confidered, 785. Report feveral Refolutions which were agreed to, and 
Bill ordered, &amp;c. 792. See Duties, 64. 





——So much of the faid A&amp; as relates to the Duties and Drawbacks on Kid Skins imported 





into or tawed in Great Britain, LV. 616. Confidered, 623. Report Two Refolutions ; Bill 
ordered, 628. See Duties. 


Eaft Indies. ——See fupra (under 156). © 


Importation, 








Appoints Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 


oute 0°). Parts !of AGS of ) Patliainent?'“aiid » alf : 
9 Ser WE BK RE Be gees roe HT 
“22. {0 Secret Committees to'cdrifider particular Matters: 


———_ a 











Importation, viz. 


So much of Aét'of 12 Cha. Hf. “for thé epee Bi ee and increafing of Shipping and Navigation,” 
as relates tothe Importation of Salt, “Lil. 273. ,Confidered, 294. Report a Refolution to per- 
mit Salt to be imported from ‘Portugal in Neutral Ships, 303. See Jmportation (under 12). 


So much of A&amp; of 36 Geo. IIL. * for allowing Importation of Arrow Root, &amp;c.” as permits the Im- 
portation of Linfeed Cakes. and Rape Cakes in Britifh-built Ships without. Payment of Duty, 
LV. 627. Confidered, 636, Report a Refolution, and Bill ordered, 643. See Jmpor- 
tation, 6. ; 


So much of A&amp;t of the fame Seffion, * for continuing feveral Laws relating to the Prevention, &amp;c. of 
** Attempts to feduce Perfons ferving in the Army, &amp;c.” as felates to the Importation and Ex- 
portation of Corn, LV. 628. Confidered ; Report and Bill ordered, 637. See Corn, &amp;c. 7. 


So much of Aé of 27 Geo. III. “ for repealing the Duties of Cuftoms and Excife, and granting 
“¢ others, &amp;c.”’ as permitted the Importation of French Wines in Bottles or Flafks from the Iflands 
of Guernfey, Jerfey, or Alderney, LV. 716. Confidered, 721..» Report,a&gt; Refolution ; Bill 
ordered, 724. See Wines, 2. 3 














Ifle ofWight, viz. 
158. So much of Act of 6 Geo. III. as relates to the Conveyance of Goods, Sheep, and Cattle, between 
the Ports of Southampton, Portfmouth, and Cowes, XLVII. 598.. Confidered, 612.. Report 
a Refolution for reyiving, ‘continuing, and amending fo much of the faid Act as relates thefeto, 
619. See Wight Fale of, 


See infra, (Scotland). 








Judges. . 


Quarantine, viz. as 


. 


So much of A&amp; 28 Geo. III. as relates to the Performance of Quarantine, LITT, 241. Inftruétion 
to confider of preventing the fraudulent Importation of Glafs into this Kingdom:—Of permit- 
ting Coffee and Cocoa warehoufed on Importation, to be carried Coaftwife for greater Convenience 
of Exportation :—Of authorizing the Commiffioners of the Cuftoms to return Duties paid on 
Goods imported, which fhall be loft or deftroyed before landing thereof :—-Of preventing Veffels 
licenfed by the Admiralty from being engaged in any Trade or Employment not permitted by 
their Licences :—Of preventing Frauds in Packages permitted to be landed, by Bills at Sight, or 
View; 244. Confidered, ibid. Report feveral Refolutions; negative agreeing to.one ; Bill or- 
dered on the others, 248. See Quarantine, 1. 





Yr 


Salt, 


Scotland, viz. 





See fupra, 156. 


So much of Aé&amp; of'20 Geo. II. “ for taking away the Heritable Jurifdictions in Scotland, &amp;c.”’ as re- 

lates to the Payment of the Salaries of the Sheriffs Depute and Subftitute in Scotland, LIV. 552. 

_ Confidered, and the Thirtieth Report relating to the Civil Government of Scotland, made in the 

laft Seffion, referred, &amp;c. 554. Report one Refolution; agreed to, and Bill ordered, 5538.——- 
See Scotland, (Sheriffs). “~ 


“ So much of Act. of 39 Geo. III. “ for Augmentation of the Judges Salaries, &amp;c.”’ as relates to the Sa- 
laries of the Lord Prefident of the Court of Seffion, the Lord Chief Baron, &amp;c. in Scotland, Lv. 


563. Deferred, 577. Confidered, 587. Report Two Refolutions, and Bili ordered, 592. 
See Stotiand, (Judges). 


Ships, wiz. 


So much of Act of laft Seffion, “ for Protection of the Trade of this Kingdom, &amp;c.” as prevents 
Ships failing without Convoy, Liv. 258.° Confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered. 263. See 
Ships and Ueflelg (under 9). 





IX. Houfe appoints Secret Committees to take Matters into Con- 
fideration, relating to, viz. — 


Bank of England, viz. 
By Ballot, viz. 


To examine and ftate the Total Amount of Outftanding Demands on the Bank, and likewife 
of the Funds for difcharging the fame, and to report, &amp;c. LII. 353. . Ballotted for, 355. 
A Report made; Report to lie on the Table and to be printed, 364. Another Report made, 
with an Opinion of :the Committee, and to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 373. The Two pe oar 

! order 


Inpex XLVI. to LV..(1790-—1800.) - 60 











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| ufe Appoints Secret Committees to..take Matters into 
Ho “* 3] Confideration, and alfo Select Committees. 





~ 


ordered to be taken into Confideration, and the Second Report made, to be printed, 
‘374.+—Further Accounts ordered, and negative ordering others, 382. 398. The Reports 
confidered and a Bill ordered ; the Committee revived, and an Inftruction to enquire into 
the Neceffity of iffuing the Minute of Council of 26th February 1797, and to report their 
Opinion to the Houfe sescetge | fuch Neceffity, and. what fhall appear to them to have been. 
the Caufes which produced the fame; and negative adding Mr. Fox tothe Committee, 383. 
387. Another Report, together with an Appendix, and ordered to be printed, 476. 
Printed Copies of the faid Report delivered to the Lords, &amp;c. 523. The Report referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 524.—See Bank of England. Former Reports read ; 
Entries in the Journal read; Names of the former Committee entered, and a Member 
added for another Committee of Secrecy appointed to enquire whether it may be expedient 
further to continue the Reftriction on Payments of Cafh by the Bank, LIII. 75. Orders 
and Powers to them, #fd. Report, together with a Refolution of the Bank Directors; Re- 
port to lie on the Table, and ordered to be printed, 85. See Bank of England, 








Ireland.———See infra, 259. 


Seditious Practices of certain Correfponding Societies in Landon, &amp;c.—See 
infra, 259. 


X. Houfe appoints Seleét Committees to take various Matters into 
Confideration, relating to, viz. 


African Slave Trade, viz. 


159¢ For the Purpofe of taking the Examination of fuch Witneffes as fhall be ordered by the Houfe to 
attend the Committee of the whole Houfe on this Matter, XLVI. 150. A Report made and 
referred to the faid Committee of the whole Houfe, 249. Ditto, 352. Power given to this 
. Committee to adjourn from Place to Place, &amp;c. 377. Another Report, and referred, &amp;c. 389. 
Power given to the Committee to examine the Mutter Rolls of Veffels which failed from Li- 
verpool, &amp;c. and which had been referred to the faid Committee of the whole Houfe, 397. 
Another Report, and referred, &amp;c. 433.——See /upra, 67. 68. 70. 124. 





Agriculture. 





See infra, 190. 


Bridges, viz. 


To confider of giving Powers to Juftices of the Peace for the more effectually repairing County 
Bridges; to report Opinion, &amp;c. LV. 211. Inftruétion to confider of Steps proper to be 
taken previous to the building of Bridges that are to be deemed County Bridges, and other In- 
ftructions, 523. Report Four Refolutions ; Report to lie on the Table and be printed, 599. 


Carlton Houfe, viz, 


160. To enquire refpecting the Application of the Money voted for the Additions to and the furnifhing 
of Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 684. Accounts relative to Ditto prefented to the Houfe, isid. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table, and ordered to be printed, 705. 


Coal Trade, viz. 


161. The prefent State of the Coal Trade of this Kingdom, and to report Opinion, &amp;c. LV. 297. 
Accounts referred, 519. 551. Reporta Refolution; Report to lie onthe Table, and with the 
Appendix to be printed, 688.—Again appointed ; the Report of. the laft Seffion referred ; ne- 
gative giving Voices to all the Members of the Committee; to fend for Perfons, Papers, &amp;c. 
and a Member added to the Committee, 874. Five of the Committee to be a Quorum, 877. 
A Report made ; the Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 928. 


Commercial Credit, viz. 


To take into Confideration the prefent State of Ditto, and to report Opinion and Obfervations, 
XLVIII. 684. To fit on a particular Day notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 695. 
Negative adding particular Members to the Committee, 696. Power given to report Proceedings 
from Time to Time, 702. Report with an Appendix, and referred to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 702.——-See infra, 210. 


Complaints, viz. 


162. Of an Omiffion of the Name of one of the Commiffioners in the ingroffed Bill for-Chelmsford and 
B10 Collier’s Reach Navigation, and of the Names of Two Proprietors inferted by the Houfe ap- 

pearing to have been erafed from the ingroffed Bill; to report the Matter as it appears, ac. 
XLVI. 











163. 


164. 


om wig - ints Sele&amp; Committees to) take Mattersettftto 
Boule; |e tahichoss eosin, penne 


Confideration. 


+ XLVI. 817. To fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 824. “Day appointed 


for receiving the Report, 832. Report, and re-committed, 837. Report to be received, 861. 
863. Received, and to be further confidered, 866. Not proceeded in. 


To enquire who was the Author of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englifh Govern- 


“ ment;” printed for J. Owen, No, 168, Piccadilly, 1795 ; Lis 119. Members added to the 
Committec, and the Committee being adjourned for fome Days, the Houfe orders them to fit the 
next Day, and proceed upon the Matter referred to them, notwithftanding the Adjournment of 
the Houfe, 139. Committee revived, and Power given to report Proceedings from ‘Time to 
Time, 146. Reported; Report to be further confidered and to be printed, 1 64 Further Con- 


- fideration of the Report deferred, and the Committee revived, 19@. Make a further Report, and 


to be taken into further Confideration when the firft . Report is ordered to be confidered, and 
this Report to be printed, 224. Further Confideration of the firft Report deferred, ibid. 


See Complaints, 15. 21.—Pabigationgs, 47. 


Copper Mines, &amp;c. viz. 
To enquire into the. State of the Copper Mines and Copper Trade of this Kingdom, LIV..403: 


Orders and Powers to them, ibid. Leave given to the Committee to fit notwith{tanding the 
Adjournment of the Houfe, 406. Petition of Perfons engaged in the Copper, &amp;c. Manufac- 
tory in the Cit¥ of Gloucefter, and a Petition of Edward Hawkins and Company in the Trade 
of {melting Copper Ores, &amp;c. in favour of importing Copper Ore from Ireland ; referred to this 
Committee, 470. A Member added to the Committee, and Committee deferred, 477. Ac- 
counts of Quantity of Copper purchafed for the Navy fince 1788, &amp;c. referred, 506. Leave 
given the Committee to report the Minutes of Evidence taken by them, 513. Report with 
an Appendix; Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 520. 
See fupra, 71. 





Corn, viz. . 
The prefent high Price of Corn, and to collect Evidence relating thereto, and to report the fame, 


with Obfervations, &amp;c. LI. 19. Chairman directed to move the Houfe, that the Committee 
may fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe ; Motion made and Leave given, and 
alfo Power to report their Proceedings from Time to Time to the Houfe, 35. Petition of feveral 
Perfons in the Wapentake of Claro, in the County of York, againft Farmers and others felling 
their Corn and Grain’ without bringing the fame to public Market; referred, 36. Chairman 
directed to move for the Reports made in 1772 and 1774, concerning the Affize of Bread, to be 
printed again; ordered, 36. Report a Progrefs, &amp;c.; Report to lie on the Table and to be 
printed, 85. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Newport, Ifle of Wight, againft Farmers, &amp;c. 
felling Corn by Sample; referred, 89. Petition of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Kidderminfter, againft 
Ditto, and other Matters; referred, 117. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Wallingford, againit felling 
Corn by Samples; referred, 132. Petition of the Members of the Benefit Societies, and other 
Inhabitants of Nottingham and its Vicinity; referred, 172. The Committee makes a further 
Report, which is referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider further 
of the prefent high Price of Corn, and to be printed, 197. Petition of the Inhabitants of the 
Town and Neighbourhood of Taunton, relative to Ditto; referred, 204. The Committee makes 
a Third Report, with an Appendix, which was referred to the faid Committee of the whole 
Houfe, and ordered to be printed, 206. The Chairman direéted to move for Leave to bring in 
a Billto permit Bakers to make and fell certain Sorts of Bread, 215. A Report recommending 
an Engagement to be entered into for diminifhing the Confumption of Wheat, &amp;c. 223. Peti- 
tion of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London, for a Law to be enatted prohibiting any finer Sort of 
Bread being made than of fuch a Proportion as the Exigency of the Situation of the Country 
requires ; referred, 246. Petition of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of the Townand Port of Dover, againft 
felling Corn by Samples, &amp;c. referred, 251. The Chairman delivers to the Houfe an Appendix 
to the Report made on the 5th of December; which is ordered to be printed; 254. Petition of 
the Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint James Weftminfter, to the fame Effeét as the Petition of 
the City of London; referred, 271. Ditto of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of the County of Surrey, to 
the fame Effect, 8c. referred, 294. Power given to the Committee to report their Opinion from 
Time to Time to the Houfe, 493. Report feveral Refolutions relative to Millers, and to the 


_ Payment of Money inftead of Corn for grinding Corn, &amp;e¢. and a Bill ordered thereupon, 493. 





—See Pills. A further Report relative to buying and felling Corn by Weight, or by Mea- 
fure regulated by Weight, &amp;c. and what Weight of Corn fhould be equal to the Standard Win- 
chefter Bufhel ; and for Contraéts, &amp;«¢. for Corn to be adjudged according to fuch Standards, 
&amp;c.; to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 527.—A further Report, relative to Magiftrates 
having Power in Times of Scarcity, &amp;c. to make certain Regulations relating to the Manufacture 
and Sale of certain Sorts of Meal and Bread, and alfo relative to Millers art fine Flour, &amp;c. ; 
to lie on the Table, and to be printéd, 547. Report of the 18th of March referred to the Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe on the high Price of ¢ Corn, 570.—See fiupra. 74.—Infra, 178.— 
Corn and Grain, 8. 9. 


For Foreign Corn,——See infra, (Lofies). 
Debt. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Diftillery. | 





See infra, 174. 175 








“Bo 





_ Confideration. i; Se y 


{Arpomts Sele, ‘Committees ta, take Yaivaae’ a 





195. 


166. 


168. 





Drainage of Lands, viz. : an i 
For improving the Drainage of the/Middle ahd.South Level of the Fens called Bedford Level ; to 


Evidence, viz. 1% 
For the Purpofe of taking the Examination of Witneffes in the African Slave Trade Enquiry, 


Diftillery.—See infra, (Scotland). ed . “ 


take the Refidue of the Evidence:which might be thought proper to be addticed in Support of 
the Bill, and. to report, &amp;c.'; and Counfel to be admitted for the Bill, and alfo'for Petitions againft 
the Bill, &amp;c..L.°143.. A Member added to Ditto, 158. A Report of Minutes of Examina- 
tion of Witnefles, and ordered to be printed, and’ other Reports as they are made, &amp;c. 219. 
Leave given to the Committee to fit notwithftanding any. Adjournment of the Houfe, 237. 
Another Report, 260. Ditto, 308. 318; Report'of the Committee meeting and no Countel 
attending, and that the Agenti informed the Committee ‘no further Evidence would be produced, 
334 See Feng, 7. 8. . TH 





) 





XLVI. 150. See fupra, 159. 


Ditto for Ditto, relating to certain Fens in Bedford Level, L. 143.——See /upra, 165. 


Fifheries, viz. 


To enquire into the State of the Britifh Herring Fitheries, and into the: moft:effectual Means for 


their Improvement and Extenfion, and to report Opinion from Time to/Time, &amp;c. LI. 431. 


‘Inftruétion to’confider of Acts 25, 26, 27, and 35 Geo. III. for Encouragement of the Britifh 


Fitheries ; feveral Accounts and Reports of former Seffions referred, 432. Report a Refolution 
for continuing feveral Acts relative to Ditto, and Report referred to a’‘Committee of the whole 
Houle, 455. Petition of the Duke of Atholl, Gevernor in Chief of the Ifle-of Man, relative 
to putting the Manx Fifhermen on an equal Footing with the Britifh Fifhermen; referred to this 
Committee, 484. Reported; Report to lie onthe Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 
704. Again appointed to enquire into the State of Ditto, LIV. 74. The Report of a Com- 
mittee of the laft Seffion on Ditto referred to this Committee, 75. Report feveral Refolutions; 
Report to lieon the Table and to be printed, 93, Day appointed for confidering the Report, 
103. Report further confidered, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 127. Peti- 
tion of the Fifh Curers and others concerned in the Fifheries of Haftings, Rye, &amp;c. for the 
Repeal of the Act of laft Seffion refpeéting barrelling of Red Herrings; referred to this Com- 
mittee, 170. Report feveral Refolutions; Report referred to the Committee of the whole 
Houfe, to whom a former Report has been referred ; and this Report with the Appendix to be 
printed, 381. See infra (under 256). ’ 








~——— Again appointed to enquire into the State of the faid Fifheries, &amp;c. ; Orders and Powers given. 


LV. 346. The feveral Acts paffed relating to. the Subject of the Herring Fifhery; and the 
feveral Reports which have from Time to Time been made upon Ditto; referred to this Com- 
mittee, ibid. Members added to the Committee; Accounts of the Duties on Salt, &amp;c. pre- 
fented in a former Seffion, referred, 359. Report a Refolution; Report to be further confidered 
and to be printed, 519.. Inftruction to confider of the moft effectual Means of procuring a 
plentiful Supply of Fith during the prefent high Price of Provifions, and to confider of the moft 
effectual Means of fupplying London with Fifh, 520. Further Confideration of the Report 
deferred, 556: 567. 586.. Make a further Report, and referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe to confider Ditto, 712.. The Report with Appendix to be printed, ibid. See infra 
(under 256). : 





Frauds and Abufes, viz. 


To enquire into Ditto in relation to the fending or receiving Letters and Parcels free from the Duty 


of Poftage, by Clerks and others in Public Offices, entitled to fend and receive fuch Letters and 
Parcels, &amp;c. and Voices given to all the Committee, &amp;c. L. 418. Five to be the Quorum, 
and to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 429. Members added to the Committee, 436. 
Ditto, 494.. Ditto,, 518.,, Upon a Divifion of the Houfe fora Copy of the Minutes of the 
Committee to’ be,Jaid. before the Houfe, not Forty Members prefent, and the Houfe adjourns, 
550. . A Copy of the Minutes ordered, 565. Prefented, &amp;c. 604. 


See Dffices, 2.-lnfra, (Poft Office).—Wotes, 5. 


Hemp, viz. ‘ 
The prefent State of the Culture of‘ Hemp‘in Great Britain, and alfo of the Trade in Hemp with 


other Countries, X LVI. 394. . Report, and a Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to encourage the 
Culture of Hemp in Great Britain, referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 431. See 
infra, 218. = -" 








oufes 






— , 





: Appoints’ Sele&amp;t Conimittees to take various iasuuie 
Houle ; | pa 1 


into Confideration: 











































Houfes of Parliament (both), viz. 


- 


“170. To enquire into a Method of making the Approach to both Houfes of Parliament more convenient, 
* by removing the Building at the End of the Court-of Exchequer, &amp;c. or fuch Part thereof as 
fhall be found neceffary for that Purpofe, &amp;c.; and alfo to prepare a Plan of fuch Work; an 
Eftimate of the Expence, and to report, &amp;c. XLVIII. 749. Report, and General Survey and 
Pidns annexed, together with Accounts and Appendixes, and Bill ordered for taking down cer- 
tain Buildings, &amp;c. 848. Further Report to be received, 863. Deferred, 873. Further ¢ 
Report made, and to lie on the Table, 924. Report again read, and an Addrefs to His Majelty 
thereupon ; and Copies of the Reports, Survey, and Plans, to be laid before His Majefty at the 


; 2. 


fame Time, 945. Anfwer, 992. 


Houfe of Commons, viz. 


171% Of the beft Method for regulating the Temperature of the Air in the Houfe, XDVI. 250. In- 
ftruction, giving Power to take into Confideration otler Accommodations for the Houfe, and to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 278. Power given to report Proceedings from Time to 
Time, and to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houte, 359. A’ Member added to 
the Committee, 371. Report, with an Appendix containing feveval Plans, Explanations, and 
Eftimates, and the Speaker defired to give Directions for carrying Parts of the Plans, &amp;c. into 
Execution, 415. Make a further Report, with an Eftimate for covering the Seats of the Houfe 
with green Morocco Leather; and the fame to be laid before His Majetty, with an Addrefg 
thereon, 652. 


as - To confider of a Plan to be fubmitted to His Majefty for enlarging the Houfe of Commons, in 
confequence of the Union with Ireland; Powers given, &amp;c. LV. 761. Report, together with 
a Plan and Particulars annexed; Report to be taken into further Confideration, 772. Further 
confidered, and an Addrefs thereon agreed to, 780. See Avdrefles, 50. 





Impeachment, viz. 


172. To confider of Means for expediting the Trial of the-Impeachment now depending againft Warren 
Hattings, Eiquire, XLVIII. 158. Committee revived, 282. Report, 298.——See Jmpeach- 
ment. 

173. To confider the State of the Impeachment againft Warren Haftings, Efquire, and report the fame 


to the Houfe; Entries in the Journal read, &amp;c. XLVIII. 812; A Member added to the Com- 
mittee, ibid. Ditto, 813., Report, and a Meffage fent to the Lords to defire their Lordthips 
to put off the Trial to a further Day, 818.——See Jmpeachment. 


Imprifonment, vz. 





174. To enquire into the Practice and Effects of Imprifonment for Debt, XLVI. 560.——See infra, 
175. 
175. Another Committee appointed to enquire, &amp;c. XLVII. 23. Lifts of Names, &amp;¢! of Perfons confined 


for Debt ordered to be tranfmitted to the Clerk of the Houfe, 24. Received, and. referred to this 
Committee, 47. Report, with an Appendix, ordered to lie on the Table arid to be printed, 
640. 673. Refolution that the Houle will, early in the following Seffion, take into Confideration 
the Matter of the faid Report, 787. See Debtors, 7. &amp;c. 





Inclofures, viz. 


cea To examine what Claufes are ufually contained in Acts of Inclofure, and to report to the Houfe 
fuch of. them as it may appear fit to comprife into One A&amp;; to fend for Perfoh$, Papers, and 
Records, &amp;c. LV. 717. Report, and an Appendix of the Claufes entered; and the Report 
referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 734.——See infra, 190. 





Index, viz 


176. The General Index to the Journals of the Houfe from the Year 1774 to the Year 1790, compiled 
by Mr. Samuel Dunn, LI. 609. Report of Mr. Dunn being examined, and of the Committee 
having followed feveral of the References in the Index and found them correé&amp;t, of their 
Approbation of the Index; and Report to lie on the Table, 677. See Journals, 64. 


(ee Another General Index compiled by Mr. Dunn, including the laft Parliament, LV. 338. Re- 
port, and to lie on the Table, 357. Other Volumes afterwards ordered to be incorporated in this 
Work. See the Year 1802-3. 








Laws Expiring.—Sce Laws Crpiring, and infra, 192. 





Inpex XLYI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6P Lifts 











into Confideration. | 


7 {Appoints Sele&amp; Comitnitteés to take ‘Various. M atter 
Woute, |*# OC 





177s 


179. 


180. 


181: 


182, 


sé 






Lifts, viz: 
To examine Lifts of Names from Ballots for Select Committees, XLVI. 402. Report, 408. 
See Committees, 51.—Clectieng (the Table)— Infra, 271. 


Loans, viz: 


To enquire into the Circumftances of the Negotiation of the late Loan, 1795-6; Power given 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and all who come to the Committee to have Voices, and 
to meet, the next Morning at Twelve o’Clock, LI. 236. Members added to the Committee, 
241. Power given to the Committee to report the Evidence as it fhall appear to them to the 
Houfe, and to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 248. Report, with an Ap- 
pendix, and the Evidence reported in the Form in which it was taken, and is entered ; the Report 
to lie on the Fable, and to be printed, 309. See Suppin,—Questions Previous Mega- 
tive, 22. 





Loffes, viz. 
The Caufes and the Extent of Ditto fuftainec by Britifli Merchants in confequence of their Exer- 
tions to fupply the Country with Foreign Grain after the Government had defilted from making 


Purchafes on their own Account, Lil. 334- Report with an Appendix; Report to lie on the 
Table and to be printed, 665. See infra, 407. 


See alfo infra, 190. : 





Militia; viz. 
To enquire into the Application of the different Sums of Money that have been paid to the Clerk 
of the General Meetings of Lieutenancy for the County of Middlefex, for the Purpofe of being 
paid to Subftitutes, &amp;c. LIV. 664. Report with an Appendix, and Inftruction to the Bill 


relating to the Middlefex and Surrey Militia, to make Provifion for applying certain Monies, &amp;c. - 
671. See Wilitia (under 19). 





Money, viz. 


Application of Money voted; to enquire into Ditto; XLVI. 684. Report, jos. 
160, 





See /upra, 


Navigable Canals, &amp;e. viz. 


Of a Mode of limiting, regulating, and applying the Produce of the Tolls to be impofed by all Bills 
for making Ditto, in fuch Manner as may beft reconcile the Interefts of the Undertakers with the 
Public Benefit, XLVIII. 221. An Inftruction to confider of a Mode of regulating the Transfer 
of Shares in fuch Undertakings in future, 221. Report, and referred to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 264.——See infra, 181. 182. 237. 





Navigable Rivers, viz. 


Improvement of the Thames and Ifis, &amp;c. in confequence of feveral Acts paffed for Ditto; and 
alfo into the Amount of the Receipts and Expenditure, and the State of the Trade of the faid 
Rivers ; and to report, &amp;c. XLVI, 676. Members added, 707. Reported ; Report ordered 
to lie on the Table and tobe printed, 789. See Pabigations, 21. 





Newfoundland, viz. 


To enquire into the State of the Trade to Ditto, XLVIII. 282. To fit notwithftanding the Ad- 
journment of the Houfe, 365. Copies of Reprefentations and Reports from the Lords Com- 
miffioners for Trade and Plantations, &amp;c. relating to the faid Trade and Fithery, referred, 376. 
Power given to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 403. Report and tolie on the Table, and 
Copies to be printed, 456. A further Report, and to be printed, &amp;c. 679. To fit notwith- 
ftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 793. Further Report, with an Appendix, to lie on 
the Table and to be printed, 927.~——See Courts, 17. &amp;c. 





Notices, viz: 


To confider of the Expediency of requiring them to be given for Bills for making of Ways or Roads, 
ufually called Railways or Dram Roads, &amp;c. and to report Opinion, LIV. 613. Report, and 
to be taken into further Confideration, 664. Deferred, 680. Report further confidered, and 
Refolutions made Standing Orders, 689. 


Orders:——Scee infra, 185. 


Ports. ——Sce infra, 189. &amp;c, 


Bo ute ipo? Sele Comimittees to take various Matter 





into Confideration. 








Poftage,—See fupra, 168. 
Poft Office; viz. 


To confider of the Agreement made with Mr. Palmer for the Reform and Improvement of the Poft 
Office and its Revenue, and to report their Opinion thereupon, &amp;c. Lil. 601: Copy of Mr. 
Palmer’s Appointment to be Comptroller General of the Poft Office, referred to the Committee; 
603. Particular Members added to the Committee, 604. Inftruétion giving Power to enquite 
into the Caufes of the Sufpenfion from the Office of Comptroller General of the Poft Office, and 
to report their Opinion thereupon, &amp;c. 663. So ittuch of the Orders as relates to the Committee 
reporting their Opinion, &amp;c. difcharged, and an Jnftru€tion given to report to the Houfe 
the Evidence which thall have been received by them. refpecting the feveral Matters referred; 
&amp;c. 676. Thomas Bonner, late of the Poft Office, ordered to be brought from the King’s 
Bench Prifon, to be examined by the Committee, 680. A Meflage fent to the Lords for the 
Earl of Chefterfield and the Lord Walfingham to come to the Committee to give Evidence 
on Ditto, 682. Meflage froin the Lords giving them leave to come, 684. A Miftake being 
made in the Chriftian Name of Mr. Bonner, another Order made'for Charles Bonner to be 
brought to the Committee, 684. Report made with an Appendix; Report td lie on the Table 
and to be printed, 725. 


See fupra, 168. 


Privileges, wiz. 


To take into Confideration all fuch Matters 4s thall come in Queftion touching Privileges, and to 
report Proceedings, &amp;c. XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 8. &amp;c.——See Committers, 47. 69. 


To examine the Subjeét Matter of a Letter from Henry Speed, Efquire, a Member of the Houfe, 
on his being arrefted for Debt, and to report Opinion, &amp;c. and to fit on the Morrow at Twelve 
o’Clock, LI. 235. No Report. 





Prifons, viz: 


To enquire into the State of His Majefty’s Prifon in Cold Bath Fields, Clerketiwell, and to report 
the fame as it hall appear to them, together with their Opinion thereupon, LIV. 292. Papers; 
&amp;c. and the Petition of Edward Marcus Defpard, referred to the Committeee, ibid. Report of 
the Committee appointed to infpect the general Concerns.of the Prifons of the County, of 
Middlefex, referred, 316. Power given to the Committee to report Proceedings from Time 
to Time, and a Report made of a particular Entry found in the Keepers Daily Journal ; Report 
to lie on the Table, 431. (The Committee revived, 436. Another Report with an Appendix ; 
Report to be taken into further Confideration,‘and with the Appendix to be printed 441. 467. 
Report further confidered ; negative, on a Divifion, re-committing the Report; and Refolutions 
agreed to, 546. 


Provifions, vis. 


To confider of the prefent high Price of Provifions ; to report; &amp;c. ; fit notwithftanding any Adjourn- 
ment of the Houfe, and all the Membeis to have Voices, LV. 803. So much of His Majefty’s 
Speech as relates to this Matter referred, and Power given to report from Time to Time their 
Opinion, 804. Other Petitions referred, 828. 864. Reported ; Report to be taken into further 
Confideration and to be printed, 880. Report confidered, and referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 882.—Sce infra——Report. a further Progrefs ; Report to be taken into further Con- 
fideration and to be printed, 897. Petition of the Moyor, &amp;c. of Leeds, referred, 898. The 
laft Report further confidered, and ‘referred to a Commiteee of the whole~ Houfe, 899. 
Make a further Report of feveral Refolutions; one poftponed, and to be confidered in 
a Committee of the whole Houfe; Two Bills ordered, 905.—See Bread: Report a 
further Progrefs; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and with the Appendix to be 
printed, 911. Report further confidered, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
914. Report a further Progtefs ; Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
and to be printed, 914. Copies of Reports communicated from the Lords referred to 
this Committee, 922. Report a Supplement to the firft Report ; to lie onthe Table, and 
with the Appendix to be printed, 928. Report a further Progrefs; to lie on the Table and 
to be printed, 929. The Report made on the 15th of December ordered to be printed, 








ibid. 


Public Debts, viz. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





To examine and ftate the Total Amount of Ditto, and of the Intereft and Charges attending the fame, 
as they ftood on the sth of January 1797, &amp;c. appointed by ballotting, LI. 386. 392. Report the 
Names of Fifteen Members for the Committee, and Orders and Powers given to them, 393. 
Negative adding Mr. Fox to the Committee, ibid. Inftruction to ftate an Account of the 
Progrefs that has been made in the Reduétion of the Public Debt fince sth of July 1786, and 
of the Amount of the Sums.now annually applicable thereto, &amp;c.; and alfo an Inftruction to 

examine 








— af , , | Appoints Select Committees to take various. Matters 
Hou c ’ into Confideration. | A mi 





Oe ee ee ery 


examine and confider what Regulations and Checks have been applied in order to controul 
the feveral. Branches of the Public Expenditure, &amp;c. 393. Report, and Chairman directed to 
move for the feveral Papers and Accounts prefented to the Houfe in the fame Seffion relating 
to.the Public Income and Expenditure, to be referred to the Committee ; referred accordingly, 
407. Report, and to move for Leave to dire&amp; the printing of the faid Papers, &amp;c.; Power 
given for Ditto, 412. A Report made, together with am Appendix, and ordered to be print&amp;i, 
&amp;c. 445. ASupplementary Appendix to the faid Report delivered to the Houfe, and ordered 
to be printed, 475. Another Report, together with an Appendix, and ordered to be printed, 
476. The firft. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 481. The feveral Reports 
made referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, 508. Another Report, with an Appendix, 
to lie on the Table and to be printed, 565. The feveral Reports referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 587. Other Reports with Appendixes made, and to lie on the Table and to be printed, 
752.°754.———Another Committee appointed for the above Purpofe, LIII. 292. Inftruétion 
to ftate an Account of the Public Revenue for the Year 1797, &amp;c.—Ditto an Account of the 
Public Funded: Debt, 5th Apri] 1798 :—Ditto the feveral Stocks redeemed by the Commit 
fioners for reducing the National Debt, between 1ft July 1786 and sth April 1798; 454. Re- 
ported ; Special Reports and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 608. Further con- 
fidered, and a Refolution come to relating to Prothonoaries, and Report to be further con- 
fidered, 616. Order for further confidering the Special Report.difcharged, 639. Day appointed 
for further confidering the feveral Reports, 640. Committee makes a further Report, and with an 
Appendix to be printed, 703. A further Report with Appendixes, and to be printed, 705. 









































Public Offices ——See frpra, 168. 


Public Records, viz. 





te To enquire into the State of thofe in this Kingdom, and of fuch other Public Inftruments, Rolls, 
é&amp;c. as they fhall think proper; and to report to the Houfe the Nature and Condition thereo/; 
&amp;c. LV. 201. Orders and Powers given to the Comniittee, iid. Members added to the 
Committee, 215. The Chairman acquaints the Houfe that he was direéted to move fora 
Meffage to be fent to the Lords for Information refpecting Records and Papers under their Care; 
&amp;c.; Meflage fent, 410. Anfwer to the Meflage, 411. The Information defired brought by 
Meflage from the Lords, 669. So much of -the Meffage as relates to Ditto referred, 701. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 729. Muke 
another Report ; Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 740. 


Scotland, viz. 


The prefent State of the Diftillery of Spirits there, and of the Laws telative thereto, and the 
Duties payable in refpect thereof, LIV. 293. A Member added, 297. Power given to the 
Committee to direét the printing of Papers and Accounts, 607. Report feveral Refolutions ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 742. See Suties, 64. 
Scotland, (Dittillery). ; 


Slave Trade. 


Standing Orders, vz. 


185. Refpeéting Bills tor making Navigable Canals ; and to report their Opinion thereupon, &amp;c. XLVII. 
674. Report Refolutions, and Copies of the Report to be printed, 797; 








See fupra, 159. 


186. ——Ditto again appointed, XLVIII. 747. No Report. 


-—— Ditto again appointed, XLIX. 422. Members added to the Committee, 461. Report 
feveral Refolutions ; Report to lie on the Table, and Copies thereof to be printed, 473. 





187. Relating to Turnpike Road Bills; and to report Opinion, &amp;c. LI. 425. No Report. See 


infra, 191. 
Ditto to Bills of Inclofure; and to report Opinion, &amp;c. LIV. 558. Report, and to be taken 
into fugther Confideration, 668. Deferred, 680.'692. Report further confidered ; Two Refolu- 
tions adjourned for Three Months; One made a Standing Order, 703.—See Drovers. 
Again appointed, &amp;c. LV. 221. Five to be the Quorum, idid. Reported, and Report to-be 
taken into further Confideration, 239. Report further confidered ; Refolutions agreced to, and 
one of them made a Standing Order, 254. 


See Orders, 1. to 6.—Supra, (Notices). 








Statutes of the Realm, viz. 


188, To confider of the moft effeftual Means of promulgating them, and to report, &amp;c. LII. 92. 
‘ -_Inftruétion to take into Confideration fo much of the Report of the 12th of May in the pre- 
ceding’ Seffion, relating to the temporary Laws expired, &amp;c. as relates to the Matter of this 
Enquiry, 92. ‘Make a Report with an Appendix; ordered to lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 157———See infra, 256, and Statutes. 


. | | Thank(giving 

















189. 


199. 


(ee 


XI. 


191. 





Appoints’ Select Committees to take various Matters 


Houle ; into Confideration, and alfo to confider “Aas of 


Parliament. 





Thank{giving at Saint Paul’s, viz. 


The Manner of the Houfe going to Ditto on Tuefday 19th December 1797, and of fuch Regu- 
lations as may be neceflary to be obferved for the Prefervation of Order, &amp;c. LIU. 140. Res 
ported ; Report to be printed, 154. 160. 


Trade and Shipping, viz. 


To enquire into the beft Mode of providing fufficient Accommodation for the increafed Trade and 
Shipping of the Port of London ; to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; all the Members 
to have Voices, and to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, LI. 520. . Powet 
given to report the Evidence as it fhall appear to them, together with their Obfervations, &amp;c:; 
and the feveral Petitions prefented to the Houfe againft the Bill for making Wet Docks, &amp;c, 
in the Port of London, and the Petitions prefented in favour of the Bill, referred to this Com- 
mittee, 523. Power given to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 530. Report, and to lie 
on the Table, and Copies thereof to be printed ; -and Refolution that the Houfe would early in 
the following Seffion take the Matter of the faid Report into Confideration, 765. Appointed 
to confider of further Meafures that may be neceffary for the faid Purpofes ; Orders and Powers 

_ given, &amp;c. LV. 173. Power given to réport an Opinion, 781. Report feveral Refolutions ; 
Report to lie on the Table, and with the Appendix to be printed, 791. See Docks, 6. and 

. ufra, 283. - 


Wafte Lands, &amp;c. viz. 


The Means of promoting the Cultivation and Improvement of the Wafte, uninclofed and unpro- 
ductive Lands of the Kingdom, LI. 224. Order Five Memibers to be the Quorum of the 
Committee,and to report Proceedings from Time to Time, and Members added to the Com- 
mittee, 234. Petition of the Bath and Weft of England Society for the Encouragement of 
Agriculture, Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, in favour of a General Bill of Inclofureof 
Commons, &amp;c.; referred to this Committee, 250. Report with Appendixes, which were ordered 
to be printed, 255. Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 271. Petition of 
Juftices for the County of Lancafter, 273.. The Report further confidered; Firft Refolution 
agreed to; the Second -Refolution poftponed, and to be further confidered ; the Third Refo- 
lution read Second Time, and Bill ordered for facilitating the Divifion and Inclofure of Wafte 
Lands and Commons, &amp;c. 276. Inftruction to the Committee to confider of .the Lofs of Fees 
which may be fuftained by the feveral Officers of the Two Houfes of Parliament by the paffing 
of a General Bill of Inclofure, and to report their Opinion thereupon to the Houfe, 439. No 
further Report.——See Juclofureg, 1. 











A Committee again appointed to confider Ditto, LII. 419. Particular Members added to the 
Committee, and Orders given to report Proceedings from Time to Time, &amp;c. 434. Power 
given to report their Opinion from Time to Time, 480. A Report made and feveral Refolu- 
tions come to; Report to lie on the Table, and with an Appendix, to be printed, and to be 
further confidered, 510. Further confidered; Firft Refolution agreed to ; Second poftponed, 
and Report re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 533. 





A Committee again appointed to confider of the moft effectual Means of facilitating, under 
the-Authority of Parliament, the Inclofure and Improvement of the Wafte, unincloted, &amp;c. 
Lands in this-Kingdom, and to report the fame with Opinion ; Orders and Powers given, &amp;c. 
LV. 313. Power given to the Committee to report from Time to Time, 330. A Report 
made with Appendixes of the Examinations of feveral Perfons refpefting the Practice of paffing 
Inclofure Bills, Fees paid, &amp;c.; the Report to be taken into further Confideration, and to be 
printed, 382. Deferred, 406. 438. The. Report re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 449. ° 


See Juclofureg, 1. 188. 199. 205. 209. &amp;c. 


Houfe appoints Sele&amp;t Committees to take Acts and Parts of 
Aéts of Parliament and Laws into Confideration, relat- 
ing to, wz. 7 


Elections, viz. 


So much of Aé&amp; of 28 Geo. III. as relates to the afcertaining and taxing the Cofts and Expences 
therein mentioned, relating to Controverted Elections, XLVI. 366. Report a Table of Fees 
to be taken on Ditto, 622. 


Aas 18 Geo. II. and 20 Geo. Ill. and the feveral Aéts paffed for Redemption, &amp;c. of Land 
Tax, fo far as the faid laft mentioned Aéts may have affected the Rights of voting for 
Knights of the Shire, as regulated by the faid other Aéts; to fend for Perfons, Papers, &amp;c. LV. 
591. No Report. ; 


Inpex-XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6Q Highways 
















Appoints Select Committees to take Acts and Parts 
Houle ; _ of Aéts of Parliament and Laws into Confidera- 


tion, &amp;c. 





Highways Turnpike, viz. rats 


Aéts 13 and 14 Geo. Ill. for reducing. into One Aét the general Laws relating to Turnpike 
Roads, &amp;c. LI..491. Report feveral Refolutions refpecting the Traffic in the Neighbourhood 
of London, &amp;c. and. the Report to lie on the Table, 625. The Committee revived, and an 
Inftruétion to report the Minutes of the Evidence, taken before them, tothe Houfe, 627. Re- 
port made and to lie on the Table, and Copies thereof to be printed, 665. See Highwang, 
&amp;c. 80. 


a -—-Again appointed to confider the faid Aéts; the feveral Reports made in 1796 relative to 
Ditto referred, LIII. 326. Members added, 344. Report feveral Refolutions; Report to be 
further confidered ; to be printed, and Copies of the Minutes of the Evidence taken to be laid before 
the Houfe, 485. Minutes prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed ; and alfo the feveral Reports made in 
1796 to be printed, 510. Report further confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered, 
528. Members added to the Select Committee, 579. See Highwaps Curnpike, 82. 


—— Again appointed to confider Acts of 13 and 34 Geo. III. and to report Obferyations with © 
Opinion, &amp;c. LV. 295. Report feveral Refolutions; Report to be taken into further Confider- 
ation, and to be printed, 322. Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 338. 




















































Laws Expiring, viz. 





192. Thofe which are expired or near expiring, XLVI. 189. Report, 377. Appointed, XLVII. 38s. 
Report, 428. 612. 697. Appointed, XLVIII. 276. Petition of the Hofiers and Bleachers. of 
the Borough of Derby, relative to A&amp;t 23 Geo. III. for the Drawback to be continued on Soap 
and Starch ufed in the Flax and Cotton Manufactures; referred, 451. Report, 454. 608. 
Appointed, XLIX. 145- Report, 329. 390. 459. 503. Appointed, L. 317. Report, 
333- 366. 394. Appointed, LI. 276. Report, 412. 425. Appointed, LUI. 74. Re- 
port, 83. Other Reports, 116. 120. 134. 325. 361. 391. 601. Appointed, LIV. 254. 
Inftruction, iid. Report, 258. Another Report, together with a Table of Expired Laws, and 
Report, &amp;c. to be printed, 300. Appointed, LV. 7. Inftruction to enquire what Public 
General Laws have expired within Twelve Months, &amp;c. 15. ‘Report made 12th May 1796, re- 
lative to all the temporary Laws of a public Nature, weaved, ibid. Report, together with a 
Table of Expired Laws, &amp;c. to lie on the Table and tobe printed, 15. 24. Other Reports, 
119. 313. See Laws Crpiving.—lnfra, 192. 


193. To infpeé and confider all the temporary Laws whatever of a public Nature, which are expired or 
expiring ; and to report to the Houfe a Statement of all fuch expired Laws as fhall appear to 
them to have been made upon Occafions whereof the like may recur hereafter, and alfo a State- 
ment of all the expiring Laws of every Sort whatever of a public Nature, &amp;c.; Power given 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and Five Members to be a Quorum, &amp;c. LE. 570. 
Members added to the Committee, 583. Power given to the Committee to adjourn from 
Time to Time and from Place to Place; Leave given for them to fit notwithftanding any 
Adjournment of the Houfe, and Power given to report from Time to Time to the Houfe, 
597- Report with an Appendix, and ordered to be printed, 702. Again appointed ; Report 
of 1796 referred, and an Inftruction relative to Acts revived or made perpetual, &amp;c. LIV. 254. 
Report, 258. Another Report, 393. Another Report, and to be taken into further Con- 
fideration, 619. Further confidered, 627.—Appointed to enquire what Public General Laws 
have expired within Twelve Months, &amp;c.; Report of 12th May 1796 referred ; Inftruction re- 
lative to temporary Laws made fince the Commencement of William III. &amp;c. and now 
in Force, LV. 800. Report, with a Table of the Regifter of Expiring Laws, &amp;c. which 
is entered; to lie on the Table and to be printed, 828. Another Report of Four Refolutions ; 
Two poftponed ; Bill ordered on the other; the Houfe to confider the A&amp;ts mentioned in the 

Two poftponed ; Bill ordered on the other Refolutions ; the Houle to confider the Acts mentioned 

in the Two poftponed Refolutions, 860. 
































Lotteries, viz. 


194. To enquire how far the. Laws for preventing illegal: Infurances and other Evils, which have been 
found to attend the drawing of State Lotteries, are effectual to the Object propofed by them, 
XLVII. 743. To fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 768. Petition of the 
Grand Jury of the County of Middlefex in Quarter Seffions, &amp;c. referred, 772. Report with 
an Appendix, containing Examinations of féveral Perfons relating to Ditto, and to lie on the 
Table, 809. See Printing, 224. 





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Houfe appoints Seleét Committees to confider of particular, 
Matters relating to ACts of Parliament, wz. 


Of Means for rendering Provifions of Atts more effeEtual, viz. 


195. Act 13 Geo. III. for better regulating the Affize and making of Bread; Powers given to the Com- 
mittee, &amp;c. LV. 58. Inftruction relative to the Deficiency of the laft Crop of Grain, and 
. Power 










































7 f _{ Appoints Selea Committees to confider the Execution, 
Cou 4 ;| &amp;c. of Acts, and to prepare, &amp;c. particular Matters. 





Power given to report Proceedings from Time to Time; 120. Report a Progrefs; Report to be 
further confidered, and with the Appendix to be printed, 161. Further Confideration deferred, 
174.197. Report further confidered, and re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houle, 
201.~—-See infra, 257. Particular Members added to the Select Committee for confidering 
the Act, 207. 211. 215. 243. Another Report made and referred to the Committee of the whole 
Houfe, to whom it was referred to confider of the Firft Report of the Select Committee, and to 
be printed, 273. A printed Copy of the Second Report to be communicated to the Lords, 
280. 





The Execution of A&amp;s, viz. 


196. Ramigate Harbour ; alfo what Rates and Duties have been impofed; and what Sums of Moncey 

, have been colleéted, &amp;c. by virtue of A&amp;t of 22 Geo. II.; XLVI. 143. Petition of Merchants 
and Ship Owners of the Port of London, prefented and referred, 143. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of the 
Port of Scarborough, Ditto, 152. Ditto of the Port of Hull, 178. Ditto of Sunderland, 192. 
Ditto of Briftol and Newcaftle, 199. Ditto of Whitby, 219. Inftruction to take into Con- 
fideration an A&amp; of 5 Geo. III. relative to the faid Harbour, 394. Report. and Particulars 
entered, 611. Tobe printed, 649.——See Harbours, 1. 


To enquire, viz. 
Into the Progrefs made in Improvements, &amp;c. in confequence of Acts of Parliament, viz. 


197- The Thames and Ifis Rivers, &amp;c. XLVIII. 676. 707. Report, and to be printed, &amp;c. 789.—— 
See Pabigations, 21. ; 


XIII. Houfe appoints Sele&amp;t Committees to prepare, -&amp;c. particular a 
Matters, wiz. | 


198. An Eftimate of the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia for 1791; XLVI. 186. 
For 17923 XLV4l. 533. For 17933 XLVIII. 196. For 1794; XLIX. 145. For 
17953 L.175- For 1796; LI. 276. For 17973 Lil. 194. For 1798; LIL. 244. 
For 17993 LIV. 221. For 1800; LV. 325. 





























199. Reports thereon, and to lie on the Table, XLVI. E. 205.—XLVII. E. 538.—XLVIII. E. 275.— 
XLIX. E, 186.—L. E. 218.—LI. E. 291.—L il. E. 207.— LI. E. 258.—LIV. E. 506.—LV. 
E. 340. 


Inaccuracies in a Report, and Report re-committed, LHI. 525. Reported, 551. 


200. - Reports thereon referred to the Committee of Supply, XLVI. 304.—XLVII. 562.—XLVIII. 337.— 
XLIX, 212.—L.259.—LI. 371.—LII. 211:—LIII. 338. 570.—LIV. 621.—LV. 353. 


201. An Eftimate of the Expence of Allowances to be made to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia 
in Time of Peace, L. 303.—LI. 467.—LII. 654.—LIII. 54.5-—-LIV. 555.—LV. 599. 
. ——Ditto to be made to Adjutants, Serjeant Majors, &amp;c. of the Militia, difembodied in pur- 
fuance of A&amp;t of the fob Seffidbn, LV. 321. 


202, Reports thereon, and ordered to lie on the Table, L. E. 316.—LI. E. 503.—LII. E., 655,—LII. 
E. 550.—LIV. E. 561.—LV. E. 328. E. 617. 
Reports thereon referred to the Committee of Supply, L. 326.—LI. 615.—LII. 674.—LIIL. 570. 
LIV. 621.—LV. 659. 


203. An Eftimate of the Expence.of providing a Royal Military Afylum for the Reception of the Chil- 
dren of Soldiers, LV, 621. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 711. See Supplp 
(under 203). 





To draw up Reafons, viz. 
To be offered at a Conference, on difagreeing to an Amendment made by the Lords toa Bill, viz. 
204. Flimwell Vent Road to Rye, &amp;c. XLVI. 635. Report, and a Conference to be defired, 643. 
See Conferences; 3.-—Pighwaps Turnpike, 149. 


To draw up Addreffes. 





See Committees, 48. 49. &amp;c. 


To draw up Agreements, viz. 


205. To be entered into by the Members of the Houfe, for diminifhing the Confumption of Wheat, 
LI. 224. Report; the Agreement entered, and ordered to be ingroffed on a Roll of Parch- 
ment, with Diftinétions for the Counties, &amp;c. ; and the faid Agreement, and a Refolution of 
the Houfe, before agreed to, to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, 225. See 

Conferences, 2. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) XIV. Houfe 









‘Boute. 


ee 





XIV. Houfe appoints Select Committees to examine and report Pre- 


206. 


207. 


208. 


_ Arrefts, . viz. 
Of Samuel Petrie, Efquire, a Petitioner in the Cricklade Controverted Election, arrefted for Debt, .. 


Eledtions, viz. 


Whether a Petition renewed in a fubfequent Seffion was the fame in Subftance as the one before 


cedents of Proceedings, &amp;€c. relating to, vz. 


/ 


XLVI. 406. Report, 423. Mr. Petrie difcharged out of Cuftody, 426. 


To examine and report, &amp;c. other Matters, relating to, viz. 


\ 


prefented, (Seaford); Petition referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 381. Committee revived, anda Petition of 
Mr. Frogatt referred, 404. Report, 414. Refoluytion of the Houfe, that the renewed Petition was 
the fame in Subftance as the former one, 43 5. See Clectiang, 250. and the Table of Elections. 





To fearch the Lords Fournals, viz. 


In relation to their Proceeding on the Trial of Warren Haftings, Efquire, and to report what 


they find therein to the Houfe, XLIX. 294. Inftrudtion to report to the Houfe’ the 
feveral Matters which have occurred fince the Commencement of the Profecution, and 
which have, in their Opinion, contributed to the Duration thereof, with. their Obfervations 
thereupon, 344. Report; negative a Motion for the other Orders of the Day being read on a 
Motion for printing the Report, and order it to be printed, 487. Houfe informed it would be 
proper to make fome Alterations to the Report, and likewife fome Additions thereto, it was re- 
committed to the fame Committee; the Order fer printing difcharged, and Power given 


~ to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 498. Reported again with an Appendix, and 





ordered to be printed, 504. See Impeachment. 


XV. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Committees of the whole Houfe, 


209. 


210, 





Accounts and Papers, &amp;cs 


Conventions, &amp;c. 


relating to, viz. 





See infra, 21%. 213, &amp;c. 


Africa, viz. 7 
The Petition of Merchants of London for eftablifhing a Company. to trade to Sierra Leona, &amp;c. 





XLVI. 246. -Deterred, 305. 353. Confidered and report, 356. See Africa, 1. 


Agreements, viz. 
Between the Lords of His Majefty’s Treafury and the Duke of Richmond (relative to a Duty on 


Coals) in purfuance of an Act of the laft preceding Seffion ; immediately confidergd ; re} orted ; 
Bill ordered to confirm the fame, &amp;c. LV. 449. See Coals. | 





Brewers.— See infra, 238. 
Clocks and Watches. —See infra, (Reports). 


Commercial Credit, viz. 
The Report from the Sele€t Committee appointed to confider the State of Ditto, XLVIII. 707.. ' 


See 





Confidered, 713. Report, and Recommendation of His Majefty fignified, &amp;c. 718. 
Commercial Credit, 1. 





See infra, 214. 


Crown Lands.—Sce infra, 247. 251. 253, 254. 256. 
Debt Public.—sSec infra, 231. 


Debtors, «iz. 


Petition of Prifoners confined for Debt in the Caftle of Lancafter, praying for a greater Allowance 
than 4d. per Diem to be madeto them, LII. 411. Deferred, 418. Inftruétion to confider 
of an A&amp;t of 2 Geo. II. for Relief of Debtors, &amp;c.; confidered and réported, and Bill ordered 
to amend the faid Act {0 far as relates to a weekly Allowance, &amp;c. 421. : 


See Debtors, 





Debts, 








21t. 


212. 


213. - 


214. 





Houle ; Refers Papers, &amp;c. to’ Committees of the whole Ho r : 


Debts due to the Crown, viz. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Petition of William Carr, Earl of Erroll, for his Eftate of Mumrills to be difcharged of a difputed 


Claim of a Debt due to the Crown, LV. 576. Confidered “and réport,‘and Bill ordered, 586. 
——See Scotland, 46. ta re 


~ Dogs, viz. ’ 


Petition of Gentlemen, Farmers, 8c. refiding in the County of Leicéfter, &amp;c. praying for an Impoft 
or Duty to’ be laid upon Dogs, LI. $04. Deferred, 524. 548. Petition of the Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Worcefter, in favour of Ditto; referred, and the Committee’confidets the Petition, &amp;c. 
554 Report a Duty of Three Shillings per Annum on each Dog of every Defcription, ‘and Bill 
ordered, &amp;c. 562._—See Mags.—Alfo Suppip, 311. 457. 


Accounts of the Produce of the Tax upon Dogs, Lil. 689. Deferred for a’ Month, 713. . Not 
proceeded in. : 


Drawbacks,.——-See infra, 240. 245+ 


Eaft India Company, viz. 


Petition of the Compariy for a’ Bill to retnove any Doubts refpeéting the Sale or Mortgage of An- 
nuities authorized to be raifed by 26 Geo. III. &amp;c.; XLVI. 229. Confidered and report, 244: 
See Cast Judia Companp, 1. 


Accounts of the Annual Revenues and Charges of the Company in the Provinces of Bengal, Bahar, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 447. Deferred, 459. 550. 575. Other Accounts, &amp;c. referred and confidered, 
636... Report, 648.——-The Annual Accounts, &amp;c. referred; confideted and report, and 
Refolutions thereon agreed to, XLVII. 1062.+——Referred, XLVIII. 209. 278. Confidered ; 
report a Progrefs, and Day appointed for fitting again, 278. Further confidered, 342. 
Report deferred, 348. Report, 355. 356.——Referred, XLIX. 398. . Other Accounts re- 
ferred and confidered, &amp;c. 423. Report, &amp;c. 427. Referred, L. 564. Deferred, 584. 
601. Confidered, 606. Report, &amp;c. 607. Referred, LI. 615. 627. Deferred, 673. 
Other Accounts referred, &amp;c. 678. Committee deferred, 784. On a Motion for the-Order 
of the Day for going into the Committee being read, the Houfe-adjourns, and the next Day 
prorogues, 792. Referred, &amp;c. Lil. 181. Deferred, 216. Confidered, 220. Reported, 
&amp;c. 223. Referred, &amp;c. LIV. 258. .Confidered, 315. Reported, and the Report to be 
further confidered, 321. Deferred, 398.. Report further confidéred, and Refolutions agreed 
to, 402. Referred, LV. 297. Deferred, 321. Confidered, 335. Report deferred, 339- 
Reported, and Refolutions agreed to, 346. Referred, LV. 757. Deferred,, 7.70. ‘ Confidered, 
776. Reported, and Refolutions agreed to, 778. 


. See Gast Jndia Companp, 1. 18. 19. &amp;c.—Alfo fupra, 104. 


























Emperor of Germany, viz. 


Copy of the Convention between His Majefty and the Emperor, figned at Vienna May 4th 1795, 
and the Tranflation, &amp;c.; the Account of the different Sums of Money that have been paid 
to the Emperor, or the Commanders: of his Forces; referred to the Committee, and the 
Houfe immediately refolves itfelf intoa Committee, L. 564. Report deferred, 566; Report ; 
a Refolution agreed to, and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 573,.———See Germanp, 1. 


Finance, 





See infra, 231. 
Fifheries.——See infra, 232. 249. 


Houfe of Commons, viz. 


Accounts of the Net Produce of the Fees and Emoluments of the Clerk and Clerk-Affiftant at- 
tending the Houfe, for the laft Ten Years, LV. 524. Deferred, 542. 577. 605. 624. Con- 
fidered, 649. Report deferred, 664. Report made; a Bill to be moved for; His Majefty’s 
Confent fignified ; Bill ordered, 675.———See Mffices (under 4). 


Laws Expiring.——See infra, 233-—Supra, 192. 193. 


London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. viz. 


Petition of William Devaynes, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and the Committee appointed by the 
Subfcribers to a Fund for the Relief of the induftrious Inhabitants of London, &amp;c. to” be en- 
abled to make a Rate for their further Affiftance, LV. 562. Deferred, 577. 587. 593. 601. 
Order of the Day for going into the Committee read, and not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, 618. Another Day appointed for Ditto; 649. 659. 710. Confidered ; reported, 
and Bill.ordered, 721.———See poor (under 8). - ; 





. 
6R ie Man, 




























































Bo ute; Refers Papers, &amp;c. to Committees of the whale E 


215. 


216. 


217. 


218. 


219. 


220. 
221. 
222. 
223. 


224. 








Man, Ifle of ——See infra, 258. 


Mefflages, viz, : | | 

Relative to the Treaty with His Majefty and the States General of the United Provinces, and alfo 
with the King of Pruffia; and a Convention with His Majefty and the States General ; and alfo 
relative to any extraordinary Expences of the Year; XLIX. 492. Confidered ; and the faid 
Treaty and Convention, &amp;c. referred, 503. Report; and Refolution for gtanting to: His 
Majefty £. 2,500,000 on Account of Ditto, and Bill ordered thereupon, 547.——See_ Qbdrefleg, 

12.—Supply, 453. 485- 3 
Relative to fettling an Eftablifhment. for the Prince and Princefs of Wales, and for relieving the 
Prince of Wales from his prefent Difficulties, L. 475. Accounts of the Eftablifhment of the Prince 
of Wales in 1793:—Additional Eftablifhment of the Prince and Princefs of Wales ;—Copy of the 
Treaty forthe Marriage of the Prince and Princefs of Wales, &amp;c.; anda Paper of the Eftablith- 
ment of the late Prince and Princefsof Wales in the Year 1749; referred to the Committee 
26. Committee deferred, ibid, Confidered ; and negative referring to the Committee the 
venteenth Report of the Commiffioners for Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. 532. Report a Refolution, 

and Bills ordered, &amp;c. 538.——See thing, 7. 8. . 


Relative to improving and perpetuating a Connection with Ireland; and immediately confidered ; 
report a Progrefs, and to be further confidered, LIV. 151. Report further Progrefs, and to be 
further confidered, 155. Negative an Inftruction, and report.a further Progrefs, 160. Further 
‘confidered, and to report, 176. Report; Refolutions entered; Amendments made, and Refo- 
lutions to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, 181.—See Conferences,— Jrelanp. 

Another Meffage of His Majefty, communicating a joint Addrefs of His Lords and Com- 

mons of Ireland, and certain Refolutions come to by them for an entire Union between the Two 

Kingdoms, LV, 362. See Jreland (Union). 


Refpecting the Powers vefted in their Majefties (the King and Queen) to difpofe of their own 
Real and Perfonal Property, LV. 664. Order of the Day read ; Her Majefty’s Confent fignified ; 
Meffage confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 660. See hing, 10.—IJnfra, 230. 


Relating to certain Dutch Ships of War and Seamen, which ‘by Conventions with the Here- 
ditary Stadtholder had been placed at His Majefty’s Difpofal; Papers prefented and referred, 
697. Meflage immediately confidered ; report a Progrefs, and refolves to fit again after pro- 
ceeding upon the Orders of the Day, 707. Papers, &amp;c. prefented and referred, 707. Further 
confidered, and to be reported, 711. Report, and Bill ordered, 717.——See Holland, 4. 














Motions, viz. 


For a Bill to relieve, upon Conditions, &amp;c. Perfons called Protefting Catholic Diffenters from certain 
Penalties, &amp;c. which Papifts, &amp;c. are by Law fubje&amp; to, XLVI. 206. Confidered and report, 
251.——See Diflenterg, 1. 


to encourage the Culture of Hemp within the Dominions ‘of the Crown of Great Britain, 
XLVI. 431. Deferred, 550. Confidered, 553. Again confidered, 557. Report deferred, 
565. 579. Report feveral Refolutions, and Report to be further confidered, 581. Further 
Confideration deferred, 666. Not proceeded in. 


For Provifion to be made in all Bills for Navigable Canals, to limit, Bt and apply the Produce 
of the Tolls granted in fuch Bills; and alfo to regulate the Transfer of Shares in fuch Under- 
takings in future, XLVIII. 209. No Report.——See /upra, 180.— Infra, 237-—avigations, 2. 


For a Bill to relieve Perfons profeffling the Roman Catholic Religion, from certain Penalties and 
Difabilities impofed on them by certain Acts of the Scots Parliament, particularly by an Act of 
8 of William III. XLVIII. 666. Confidered and report, and order Bill for requiring a certain 
Form of Oath to be taken, &amp;c. 676. See Scotland, 19. 


——_—— for abolifhing the Trade carried on for fupplying Foreign Territories with Slaves, X LVIII. 
780. Deferred, 794. Confidered ; and, on Divifion, the Speaker leaves the Chair; the Matter 
confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 799.—See labeg, 12. Again referred, on a 
Divifion; immediately confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, XLIX. 146. See Slaves, 


13. 











to allow to Ships carrying on the Southern Whale Fithery to the North of the Equator, 
the fame Premium as they are now entitled to if they do not pafs the Equator; confidered and 
report, and order-Bill for that Purpofe, XLVIII. 811. See Fisheries, 7. 


— to continue for a limited Time, and to amend feveral Acts of Parliament for regulating 

the fhipping and carrying Slaves in Britifh: Veffels from the Coaft of Africa, XLVUI. 814. 

eae 821. Report, and Chairman directed to move for a Bill for Ditto, 825.——See 
aves, 17. ‘ 


for authorizing His Majefty to prohibit the Exportation, &amp;c. of Pot Afhes or Pearl 
Athes, and for indemnifying all Perfons who have been concerned in advifing, &amp;c. an Order “ef rr 
Fd ords 














\ 


Houle ; Refers Papers, é&amp;c, to Committees of the whol¢ Hout. 





225% 


226. 


227. 


228. 


229. 


230. 


231. 





with. His Majefty, LII. 701. Confidered and report, and order Bill for Ditto, 705. 


— 





Iuprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Lords of the Treafury for preventing the Exportation thereof, and for preventing Suits in cai 
fequence of the fame, &amp;c.; Accounts, &amp;c. referred; confidered; report, and order Bill, &amp;c. 
XLIX. 356.——See Opportation, 3. 


For a Bill toexplain and amend an Aé&amp; of 31 Geo. III. to relieve upon Conditions the Perfons 


- therein defcribed from certain Penalties, &amp;c. to which Papifts, or Perfons profeffing the Popifh 
Religion, are by Law fubjeét, XLIX. 370: Confidered and report, and order Bill, &amp;c. 377. 
i 


— See bi Be 


for rendering effectual iis Majefty’s Orders in Council of 6th and 2ift January 199 5 
refpe&amp;ting the Admiffion of the Effects mentioned therein (from the Ports of the United Pro- 
vinces) into the Ports of this Country to be warehouled; confidered; Copies of His Majefty’s 
Orders in Council referred; report, and order a Bill for Ditto, L. 77——-See Holland, 1. 


for prohibiting the Export from Scotland of any Article of Grain, and for permitting 





the Importation into this Kingdom of all Articles of Grain and other Provifions, Duty-free ; 


confidered ; Copies of feveral Orders of His Majefty in Council referred; report, and Bill or- 
dered for Ditto, L. 77.——See Corn and Grain, 6. 


to render more effeétual an A&amp;t of 29 Cha, II. for the better Obfervation of the Lord’s 
Day, commonly called Sunday, L. 343. _Confidered and report, and order Bill for amending, 
&amp;c. the faid Act, 350.——See Sundap, 2. 


for the Abolition of the Slave Trade at a Time to be limited; confidered and re- © 


ported, and Bill ordered for Ditto, LI. 415.——Sce Slabeg, 11. 


to prohibit the Trading for Slaves on the Coaft of Africa within gertain Limits, LIL. 
540. Confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, ibid. A like Motion; confidered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered, Liv. 263.——Sce Slates (under 19). 


to permit the Removal of Lime, and other Articles meceflary for the Improvement of 





Land, without Sufferance, Warrant or Tranfire, LI. 643. Confidered and report, and Bill or- 


dered for permitting the fame to be carried Coaftwife without taking out Sufferance, &amp;c. 663. 
——See Lime, 1. 


to make the Port of San Jofef, in the Ifland of Trinidad, a free Port, LU. 579. Confi- 


dered and report, and order Bill for Ditto, 587.——Sce West Jnbdieg, 4. 


to regulate the Trade to be carried on with India by the Ships of Nations in — 
ee 





Juda, 2. 


to prevent the Exportation of bafe Coin to His Majefty’s Colonies in the Weft Indies 
and America, LHI. 627. ~Confidered and report, and order Bill, 632.———See €aing and 
Coinage. 


for empowering the Forth and Clyde Navigation Company to repay into the Court of 
Exchequer in Scotland the Sum advanced to them for the Purpofe of completing their Naviga- 
tion, &amp;c.; King’s Recommendation fignified; Houfe immediately confiders Ditto; Report ° 
made, and Bill ordered, 646. See Scotland, 100. 











————— for enabling the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland to advance to the Lord 


Provoft, &amp;c. of Edinburgh, for completing the Improvements of the Harbour of Leith, a certain 
Sum, being Part of the Monéy which by an A&amp; of the laft Seffion was dire¢ted to be paid into 
the faid Court of Exchequer by the Proprietors of the Forth and Clyde Navigation; King’s 
{Recommendation fignified; Motion immediately confidered; reported, and Bill ordered for 
Ditto, LV. 530.——-See Stotlant (Harbours). 


for more effectually charging Public Accountants with the Payment of Intereft ; imme-. 
diately confidered, and Bill ordered, LV. 543.——See Accounts Public. 


concerning the Difpofition of certain Real and Perfonal Property of His Majefty, &amp;c. and 


alfo of Her Majefty, and of the Queen Confort for the Time being, Lv. 616." Deferred, 636. 





See Hing.— Peflages.— Supra, 216. 
' See infra, 419. 


Navigable Canals.—See infra, 237. 
Petitions, LI. 504.—LII. 411.—LV. 562. 576.——See fupra, 211. 214.—Lifra, 235. &amp;c. 


Public Income and Expenditure, viz. 
The Report which upon the roth of May 1791 was made-from the Seleé&amp;t Committee, to whom it 


was referred to examine and ‘ftate the feveral Accounts and other Papers prefented in the fame 
Seffion relative to Ditto, XLVI. 629. Deferred, 659. Order of the Day ned, 666. 
Deferred, 667. Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 682. Report from the Select Com- 
mittee of 21{t March 1786, relative to Ditto, and feveral Accounts, referred, and the ne 

| confidered, 

































oe 


233- 


234. 


235. 


236. 


232. 


237+ 


242. 


243. 


7 204- 


confidered, 684. Further confidered, and report further Progrefs, 690. Further confidered, 
and to make Report, 696. Report made; Refolutions. agreed to, and feveral Motions after. 
wards made relative to Ditto, on which the. Previous~Queftion was, moved, and carried in the 
Negative, 700.———See /upra, 120. oa a Rg eae 





? 


Public Debts, Intereft, &amp;c. az. 


The feveral Reports made in the preceding Seffion relative to Ditto, as they ftood on sth January 
1797, &amp;c. LI. 116. Deferred, 137. 160. 234. 248. Confidered; certain Proceedings’ of 
the Lords of the Treafury refpecting feveral Offices, referred; -reported; and feveral Bills for’ 
abolifhing certain Offices in the Cuftoms, and reducing the Number.of Holidays in certain Public 
Offices, &amp;c. ; alfo, fora Select Committee to be appointed to examine and ftate the Total Amount 
of the Public Debts, &amp;c.; and for this’ Cortimittee to fit'again; “ordered, -290.-~- Deferred,» 353. 


364. 424. 


Relief. —-Scee fupra, (London, &amp;c.) 


Reports, viz. 


From Seleét Committees, viz. 


Relating to the Pilchard Fifhery in the Counties of Cornwall and Devon,-XLVI.. 451. Confi- 
dered, 457. Report, 460. Another Report: referred, for an Extenfion of the A&amp; of 
31 Geo. III. granting Bountiés, 8c. Lil. 440. Confidered,. 452.—-See Figheries, 4. 


On Laws Expiring, relating to the Act of 26 Geo. III. for more ‘effectual Encouragement. of 
the Britith Fifheries, L. 334. Confidered, 338. Report, &amp;c. 344.——Another Report re- 
lative to the faid Act; and -alfo relative to the Greenland Fifheries, LV. 477. Confidered, 

. 12. Report and Inftruétion thereon, 515.——See Laws 'Erpiving, 16. 40. 











On the Public Income and Expenditure; the Report which was made on the roth of “May 
1791; XLVI. 629. Report of 26th March 1786referred; and feveral Accounts, and Re- 
port confidered, 684 Further confidered, &amp;c. 690. 696. Report made, &amp;c. 700.——See 
infra. 

On the Petition of His Majefty’s Juftices of the Peace for the Eaftern Divifion of the County 
of Suffex, relating to Money faifed for the Militia, XLVI." 547. Confidered and report, 
551. 552. Another Report on Ditto, XLVNI. 766.  Confidered and report, 774.——See 
Pilizia, 1. 





of Peter Bowers and others, for better fecuring the Duties on-Foreign Paper, 8c, 
XLVII. 530. Deferred, 550. 689. Not proceeded in. See Supply, 346. 347. 


Appointed to confider of a Mode of limiting, &amp;c. the Produce of Tolls to be impofed by Bills 
for making Navigable Canals, XLVIII. 264. 274. Confidered, 305. Report relative to the 
Transfer of Shares, &amp;c. 332.——See Pabigations, 2. : ¥ 


On the Petition of the Brewers of the City London relating to Table Beer, XLVIII. 296. Con- 
fidered, 308. Report, 317. Se eBrewers, 1. ; 


Appointed to confider the prefent State of Commercial Credit, XLVIII. 707, Confidered, 713. 
Report, 718.——See Commertial Credit, 2. 


‘On the Petition of the Earl of Uxbridge, praying for a Drawback on Coals ufed in his Coppet’and 
Lead Mines, &amp;c. XLVIII. 762. Confidered and report, 793. See Drawbacks, 94. 


On the Petition of John Arkley and others, Affignees of Jofeph Freeman and Thomas Grace, Bank- 
rupts, XLIX. 167. Confidered, 184. Report. 189. See €gtates, 4. 


On the feveral Petitions from the Woolcombers, XLIX. 401. Confidered; and Mr. Cartwright 
and Mr. Toplis’s Petitions referred, 422. Report deferred, 430; Report made and Bill ordered, 
&amp;c. 439. See Crabde, &amp;c. 19. | 


On the Petition of the Right Honourable Anthony James Earl of Newburgh, Vifcount Kinnaird, 
&amp;c. and Sir John Throckmorton, Baronet, relative to certain Forfeited Eftates mn the Counties of 
Northumberland, Cumberland, &amp;c. XLIX. 439. Confidered and report, and Bill ordered, 448. 

See Cgtates Forfeited. 


On Ditto of John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, &amp;c. praying for the Lords of the Treafary ‘to be enabled 
to make certain Enquiries, &amp;c. XLIX. 484. Confidered and report, and order Bill, iid. ——See 
Estates, 3: : | 

On the Petition of feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Derby, relative to Sums of 


Money raifed for the Militia of that County, and unapplied, L. 188.°Confidered, 223. Report, 
&amp;c 226——See Militia, 2. ta 























VSO. ygage* On 















245. 


246. 


247. 


248. 


249. 


250. 


251. 


252. 


253. 
254. 


255- 


256. 


Houle; Refers Papers, &amp;c. to Committees of the whéle Houfe. 





On the Petition of John Hammet, Efquire, relative to a Drawback of the Duty on Coals ufed in 


the Pennygored Tin Works, L. 282. Confidered; report, and order Bill, 285.——See 
Drawbacks, 89. 


Report on Aét of 26 Geo, III. relative to the Encouragement of the Britifh Fitheries, L. 334. 


Confidered, 338. Report for continuing the Aé, with Amendments, 344.——See awe 
Crpiring, 16. and /upra, 233. 


On the Petition of John Earl of Upper Offory, Baron Offory, &amp;c. and others, relative to certain. 
Rights of Common, &amp;c. on Rockingham Foreft, L. 354. Confidered; report, and order 
‘Bill, &amp;c. 358. See Crown Lands, 2. ; 








of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Stafford, relative to Sums of 


Money raifed for the Militia of that County, and unapplied, L. 354. Confidered and report, 


&amp;c. 458. 





of the Fifhermen, &amp;c. in the Fifheries in Cornwall, relative to the Mackarel Fifhery, 
L. 372. Confidered, 379. Report feveral Refolutions, 384.——See Fisheries, 2. 





—_——_—_——— of Colonel Duncan Macpherfon, of Cluny, relative toan Overcharge againft the 
Eftate of Cluny by the difannexing At, L. 431. Confidered ; report, and order Bill, 444. 
See Scotland, 52. 


of George Chamberlaine, Efquire, and others, Devifees in Truft under the Will of 
Benjamin Bond Hopkins, late of Painshill, Surrey, Efquire, deceafed, relative to certain Lands 
there belonging to His Majefty, L. 511. Deferred, 526. Confidered; report, and order Bill 
to enable His Majefty to grant the Inheritance of the Lands, &amp;c. 529. See Crown Lands, 3. 


of the Merchants conne¢ted with and trading to the Iflands of Grenada and Saint 
Vincent, relative to Depredations committed by the French Inhabitants, &amp;c. L. 596. Confi- 
dered, 599. Report a Refolution for empowering His Majefty to iffue Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. 
604.——See Wiest Jndies, 6. 








——_—_——— of Henry Earl of Exeter, relative to Crown Lands in Rockingham Foreft, LI: 
410. Confidered, 420. Report, &amp;c. 423. See Croton Lands, 5. 


of George Finch Hatton, Efquire, relative to Crown Lands in Rockingham Foreft, 
LI. 410. Confidered, 420. Report, &amp;c. 423. See Crown Lands, 6. 7. 


- of John Earl of Weftmorland, relative to Crown Lands in Rockingham Foreft, 
LI. 410. Confidered, 420. Report, &amp;c. 424. See Crown Lands, 8. 


of George Stainforth, Efquire,Meffenger to the Great Seal, ftating Lofs of Fees if a 
Bill for regulating the Conveyance of Writs for Elections fhould pafs into a Law, LI. 441. De- 
ferred, 454. 484. 605. 614. See Clectiong, ro. 


—_—_—_—__——— of the Clerks in the Offices.of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State, refpecting 
their Privilege of fending Votes, News-papers, &amp;c. free of Poftage, LI. 597. Confidered, 619. 
Report One Thoufand Pounds per Annum to be diftributed among the faid Clerks, and to be 
paid out of the Revenues of the Poft Office, &amp;c. as a Compenfation for the Lofs of the faid Pri- 
vilege, by a Bill for regulating the Conveyance of Votes, &amp;c. and Inftruéction to the Committee on 
the Bill accordingly, 626. See Woteg, 5. 


Appointed to confider of the moft effectual Means of promulgating the Statutes of the Realm, Lil. 
386. Deferred, 404. Confidered ; report; Report to be taken into further Confideration, 
and to be printed, 412. Further Confideration of Ditto deferred, 434. 451. Report further 
confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, and to be communicated -to the Lords at a Conference, 
510. See Conferences. 


























On the Petition of John Foote of London, Banker, and others, relative to the Sale of the Eftate 
of John Yeldham, Efquire, indebted to the Crown, LII. 414. Confidered ; and reported, and 
Bill ordered, 421. See Estates, 5. 








—-—— of the Eaft India Company, to be enabled to raife, &amp;c. Two Regiments 
of Infantry for Proteétion of their Warehoufes, écc. Lil. 460. Deferred, 466. 472. 482- 
Confidered ; report, and order Bill for Ditto, 502.——See Cast Jndia Companp, 3. 





On Finance, Public Debts, &amp;c. LI. 116. 137. See fupra, 231. 234. 

On the Petitions praying for a Repeal of the Tax on Clocks and Watches, LIM. 364. Inftruction 
to confider of the feveral Duties on Inhabited Houfes, Windows, or Lights; Servants, Horfes, 
Carriages, Horfes ufed in Hufbandry, and Dogs, 366. Account of Affeffments on Clocks and 
Watches, for Three Quarters of a Year ; referred; Report confidered, and to be further con- 
fidered, 369. Report for the Duties on Clocks and Watches to ceafe and determine, 373. 
Deferred, 376... Further confidered, 385. Report feveral Refolutions for the Duties on In- 
habited Houfes, Male Servants, &amp;c. to ceafe, and others granted, and Report to be further 
confidered, 387. Report laft made re-committed to the fame Committee, 393. Confidered, 
398. Report feveral Refolutions relative to the Duties on Houfes and Windows, &amp;c.. to ceafe, 
and for others to be granted, 401, See Duties, 65. 68. 





Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6S ~ On 




































































































Houle ; Refers Papers, &amp;c. to Committees of the ‘whole Houfe, 








257. 


On the State-of the Britifh Herring Fitheries, and the moft effectual Means for their Improvement, 
&amp;c. LUI. 455. Confidered and reported, and Bil ordered for continuing the Acts, &amp;c. 476.— 
Reports of other Committees referred, LIV. 127. Deferred, 227. 319. Report made 19th March 
1799 referred, 381. Committee deferred, 382. Confidered, and report a Progrefs, 411. De- 
ferred, 429. 470. Further confidered, 483. Report feveral Refolutions ; Report to be further 
confidered, 509. Further confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, and Bill ordered, 523. See 
Fisheries (Britifh). 

Appointed to enquire into the State of the Britifh Herring Fifheries, &amp;c. LV. 712. Report made 
on 12th May 1800 referred, ibid. Confidered, 721. Report Two Refolutions and Bill ordered, 
724.——See Fisheries (Britifh). 


On the Petition of the Rochdale Canal Company, relative to particular Lands in Halifax purchafed 
by the faid Company, LIII. 534. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered, 539,.——See 
MPavigationg, 104. | 


of David Cleghorn, Brewer, in Edinburgh, relative to the Duty on Two Pennies 
Scots on Ale, &amp;c. brought into, tapped, and fold therein, LIII. 624. Confidered, 639. Re- 
port a Refolution ; agreed to, and Inftruction thereon, 641. See SMtotland (under 43.) 


On the feveral Papers relating to the Diftilleries in different Parts of Scotland, &amp;c. LIII. 666. Con- 
fidered, 670. Report feveral Refolutions charging additional Excife Duties, &amp;c. and Report 
to be farther confidered, 670. Report further confidered, and Bill ordered, 676.——-See 
Duties, 63. 

From the Secret Committee on the Copies and Extraéts of Papers relative to a Confpiracy refpecting 
Ireland, &amp;c. LIV. 394. Deferred, 410. His Majefty’s Meffage relative to Perfons brought 
from Ireland into this Country referred, ibid. Deferred, 427. 431. Report confidered ; Copy 
of a Letter from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland referred ; Acts of the laft and prefent Seffion re- 
lating to fecuring and detaining Perfons fufpected of confpiring againft His Majefty’s Perfon and 
Government, read, and an Inftruction to the Committee to confider them; Report made and 
Two Bills ordered; Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 468.—See hing.— 
Sedition. Further Confideration deferred, 493. 503. Report further Confidered; Aéts 
read ; Inftruction to confider fo much of them as relates to Forfeiture for High Treafon ; reported, 
and Bill ordered, 529.—See @reafon. Report to be further confidered,.530. Deferred, 
554- 643. 673. 680. 686. 


From the Committee on the Petition of the Truftees of the Britith Mufeum to be enabled to accept 
a Legacy of Books, Drawings,’ &amp;c. and immediately confidered ; report a Progrefs, and to be 
further confidered, LIV. 658. Order difcharged, 666. See Corporations, &amp;c. (Legacies), 




















The 13th Report relative to Public Accounts, made 21ft March 1785, and the 4th and 24th 
Reports relative to the Public Funded Debt, &amp;c. made 19th July 1797 and 26th June 17098, 
LIV. 661. Inftruétion relative to the Grant to the Duke of Richmond of a Duty on Coals; 
His Majefty’s Recommendation being fignified, the original Grant of Ditto, and other Papers, 
referred, and confidered, 665. Report feveral Refolutions, and Two Bills ordered, 669. See 
Coalg.—gp int. 


On the Petition of the Merchants of Liverpool and Lancatter, refpecting large Quantities of Weft 
India Produce on their Hands, which they cannot fell, &amp;c. LV. 31. Confidered, 34. Report 
and Bill ordered, 36. See Corporations, 3. 








Appointed to confider of Means for rendering more effectual the Provifions of Act 13 Geo. III. for 
better regulating the Affize, 8c. of Bread, and immediately confidered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered, LV. 201.—See read. The faid Report to be further confidered, 202. The Refo- 
lution and Agreement of the Lords refpecting the Diminution of the Confumption of Wheat, 
&amp;c. referred to this Committee, 215. Deferred, 233. 253. Another Report from the Seleét 
Committee referred to this Committee, 273. Report further confidered; Three Refolutions 
reported relative to giving a Bounty on Wheat imported, and on Rice, when they are at a certain 
Average Price ; for encouraging the Cultivation of Potatoes on Wafte Lands, &amp;c.; the Report 
to be taken. into further Confideration, and to be printed, 273. Report further confidered ; 
Refolutions agreed to and Bills ordered, 279. See read.— Mills,— Potatoes.— Starch. 








to confider Acts of 13 and 34 Geo. III. refpecting the Public Highways; and alfo 
another Act of 13 Geo. III. for regulating Turnpike Roads in England, Lv. 338. Con- 
fidered ; and the Houfe adjourns for want of Forty Members prefent, 348. Another Day 
appointed to take the Report into further Confideration, 351. Confidered; and there being a 
Divifion inthe Committee, and not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 516. 


to confider of the Means of promoting the Cultivation, &amp;c. of the Wafte and unpro- 
ductive Lands of this Kingdom, LII. 533. Confidered and report, and Bill ordered, 541.— 
See Jnclofures, 2- Another Report from a Committeeappointed to confider of the moft effec- 
tual Means of facilitating the inclofing and improving the Wafte Lands, &amp;c. of this Kingdom ; 
immediately confidered ; report a Progrefs, and to be further confidered, LV. 449. Further 
confidered, 477. Report feveral Refolutions, and to be further confidered, 482. Deferred, 
496. 531. Report further confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, with an Amendment to one of 
them, and the Refolutions to be communicated to the Lords, 535.——See Peflages (under 68.) 


Ona 














and to Secret Committees. 


Refers Papers, &amp;t. to Committees of the whole Houfe 
Boule, 3 , 





On the Petition of William Mac Dowall, Efquire, and alfo the Petition of the Executors of Charles 
Athwell, deceafed, and William Johnftone, late of the Ifland of Grenada, Efquire, LV. §43. 
Deferred, 577. 587. 593- Confidered ; report a Progrefs, and to be further confidered, 616. 
Deferred, 631.642. Further confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 669. See Wiest Jndies, 6. 


of William Carr, Earl of Erroll, relative to difcharging his Eftates of Munmnrills 
from a difputed Claim.of the Crown, LV. 614. Deferred, 624. 632. Confidered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered, 637:——See Srtotland, 46. 


of Thomas Foden, of the City of Coventry, Chymift, relative to a Cryftalline Size 
and Pafte, &amp;c. and immediately confidered, LV. 649. Report, and a Refolution agreed to ; 
an Addrefs to His Majefty foran Inquiry, &amp;c. 657.——-See Adodrefles, 64.—WDilcoveries, 3. 





Appointed to examine what Claufes are ufually contained in Acts of Inclofure, LV. 740. Des _ 
ferred, 757. A former Refolution read and entered, and referred to this. Committee ; con- 
fidered ; Report received and Bill ordered, 760. See Jnclofureg, (under 1.) 


oo ————— to confider of the prefent high Price of Provifions, &amp;c.; immediately confidered ; 
an Addrefs to His Majefty agreed to thereon, and the Concurrence of the Lords defired; and 
a Bill ordered, LV. 882.—Sce Addrefles, 90.— Poor. Another Report of the faid Committee 
referred, 899. Confidered, g00.. Report Three Refolutions ; Bill ordered, 903.—Sce Fish. 
The Fourth Report immediately confidered ; report a Refolution, and Inftruétion thereon, 
914.—See read. The Fifth Report referred, 914. Confidered ; Report now received on 
a Divifion, aid an Addrefs to His Majefty thereon, 918.——See Adbreffes (Provifions). 

















Reports from Commiffioners, Bc. viz. 
Of Woods, Forefts, and Land Revenue, &amp;c. viz. 


258. The feveral Reports from the Commiffioners appointed to inquire into the State and Condition of 
the Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. 583. Confidered, 593. Report, and Bill ordered for the Prefervation, 
&amp;c. of Timber in the New Foreft, 611.——See Forests, 1.—Supplip, 257. 


Rae The Report and Obfervations of Commiffioners of Inquiry relating to the Ifle of Man, 1792; 
LUI. 535. Deferred, 546. Confidered, 555. Report feveral Refolutions, which were agreed 
to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 563.——See Man, Isle of, : 


Of the Public Accounts of the Kingdom, Liv. 661. Inftruction, 665. Report, 669. 
See Coalg.— Mint. 


Speeches, viz. 


o A Paragraph in His Majefty’s Speech of the 6th of Ofober 1796, relating to a threatened 
Defcent by the French on thefe Kingdoms, Lil. 20. Confidered ; and report and order Bills for 
taifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties of England, and alfo in Scotland, for the 
Service of the Army and Navy, 42. Chairman directed to defire Leave to fit again, and Day 
appointed for Ditto, 43. Deferred, 62. 68. 83. See Armp,—_Navp. 





Statutes of the Realm.——See /upra, 257. 


XVI. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Secret Committees, vz. 


To be chofen by Ballot, viz. 


259. A Book and feveral Papers (fealed up) referred to in His Majefty’s Meflage relating to Seditious 
Practices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c.; Entries in the Journal read, XLIX. 589. Several 
other Papers prefented and to be kept by the Clerk of the Houfe, fealed up as prefented ; Ballot 
taken ; Committee reported; Names entered, and orders and Powers to them, 594. Power 
given to the Committee to fit during the Sitting of the Houfe, and to report Proceedings from 
Time to Time, 597. A Report made, and Bill ordered to empower His Majefty to fecure and 
detain Perfons fufpeéted of confpiring againft His Perfon and Government, 600. 610. An Ine 
{truction to the Committee to communicate from Time to Time with the Committee of Secrecy 
appointed by the Lords, 620. Make a further Report, and ordered to lie on the Table, and 
Copies thereof ordered to be printed, 656. A Supplement and an Appendix to the faid Report 
delivered to the Houfe and to lie on the Table, and Copies ordered to be printed, 738. 


Copies and Extraéts of Papers containing Secret Information relative to the Proceedings of dif- 
ferent Perfons and Societies in Great Britain and Ireland, engaged in a treafonable Contents for 
effecting a Separation of Ireland from this Kingdom, LIV. 148. Ballot taken; Committee re- 
ported ; Names entered, arid Orders.and Powers to them, 149. Report with an Appendix, and 
ordered to be printed, 329. 


See Jreland.—hing, 14. 32.—Pellages, 30.—Sedition.—Supra, 257. 





InpEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) , XVII. Houle 











Houle. 


XVII. Houfe refers Papers, &amp;c. to Sele€t Committees, relating 
to, vz. : 
Addreffes, viz. 


26¢e. Reports of other Committees to Committees appointed to draw up Addreffes, LV. 753. 883.—— 
See Adbrefleg (Provifions) (Public Records). 


Anatomy, viz. 


“ Petition of Matthew Baillie, Phyfician, and Everard Home, Efquire, Surgeon, offering to Parlia- 
ment the late Dr. Hunter’s Collection of Natural Hiftory, LI. 450. Report of the Minutes 
‘of the Evidence taken ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 512. See Suppip (under 213). 


Affiftance of the Public, viz. 


261. The Petition of fundry Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, Subfcribers to an Inftitution called 
The Veterinary, College, L. 372. Report, andto lie on the Table, 447. See Petitions, 
86. 87.—Supplp, 256. 








Butchers, viz. 


262. Petition of the cutting Retail Butchers of London, Weftminfter, &amp;c. complaining of the Prac- 
tice of Jobbers in Cattle, Carcafe Butchers, &amp;c. for enhancing the Price of Meat ; Com- 
mittee to examine, &amp;c. and report Opinion; to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, and 
all the Members of the Committee to have Voices, LI. 572. Report, together with a State- 
ment of the Evidence, and Report to lie on the Table, and tobe printed, 636. See Butchers. 





Clocks and Watches.—See infra, 276.—Supra, 256. 


Complaints, viz. 


263. Petition of the Executors of the late Lord Vifcount Dudley and Ward, ftating, that they appeared 
as Subfcribers to the propofed Canal from Birmingham to Worcefter, whereas they never did 
become Subfcribers thereto, XLVI. 279. To report an Opinion, &amp;c. 297. Report, and that 
the Imputation of Fraud was unwarranted, 301.——See Pabigations, 35. | 


264. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands lying near, &amp;c. to the Line of a propofed Navigation from 
Leicefter to Northampton, &amp;c. complaining of public Notices not having been given, &amp;c. 
referred, &amp;c. XLVIII. 257. Report a State of Faéts, and to lie on the Table till the Bill be 
reported, 271. Bill reported and to be confidered, &amp;c. 273. See Pabigations, 75. 


265. Petition of William Jennens and Samuel Solly, Efquires, againft the Afthby-de-la~-Zouch Canal 
Bill, and ftating, that they had not given their Confents thereto, &amp;c. XLVIII. 623. Report, 
and to lieon the Table, &amp;c. 687.——-See Qabigations, 32. 


266. Petition of Proprietors of Lands bordering on the Hundred Foot River, relative to public Notice 
not being given refpecting the Application for Eau Brink Drainage, XLVIII. 438. Report on 
the Petition for the Bill referred, 438. Another Petition: prefented and referred, &amp;c. 439. Re- 
port, &amp;c. 452. See Pabigations. 53. 


Docks (Wet), &amp;c. 











See infra, 282. 283. 
Eaft Indies. ——See infra, 271. 


Elections, viz. 


267. Report from the Select Committee appointed to try, &amp;c. the Merits of the Petition of Samuel 
Petrie, Efquire, &amp;c. complaining of the Cricklade EleCtion, relating. to an Arreft of Mr. Petrie 
for Debt ; Committee to inquire into the Matter, examine Precedents, and report Opinion, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 406. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, and to fit notwith- 
ftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 407. Report with a State of Precedents, and Mr. 
Petrie ordered to be difcharged out of the Cuftody of the Sheriff of Middlefex, 423. 426.—— 
See Ciettions, (the Table), and 34. 


268. Petition of feveral Inhabitants of the City of Carlifle, fummoned to attend the Sele&amp;t Committee 
appointed to try the Right of Election for the faid City, with Charters, Records, &amp;c. praying 
for their Expences to be allowed them, &amp;c. L. 318. No Report. 


Expences, &amp;c.—See fupra, 268. 


Fees. — See infra, 276. 


Highways, 











Houle; Refers Papers,. &amp;c.:'to Select Committees. 









































Highways, viz. . 


270. A Petition referred a Second Time relating to Haverfordweft Roads, on the Houfe being informed 
that the whole of the Road from Saint David’s to Fifhguard was not included in the Report from 
the preceding Committee, XLVI. 231. Report; and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill 
to make Provifion therein refpecting Ditto, 252.-——See Highwaps, 35. 


Lifts, viz. 


27%. Of the Names of Members prepared and laid upon the Table by the Clerk for the Ballot relating 
| to the India Judicature, XLVI. 186. Report, and there being a Miftake, re-committed to the 
{ame Committee, 205. Reported again, 220. 


Other Lifts of Ditto referred, XLVII. 563. Report, 573. Ditto, XLVIII. 265. Report, 
275. Ditto, XLIX. 291. Report, 302. Ditto, L. 229. Report, 237. Ditto, LI. 
221. eport, 229. Ditto, Lil. 140. Report, 146. Ditto, LIM. 155. Report, 156. 

Ditto, LIV. 136. Report, 142. Ditto, LV. 200. Report, 205. 


























Longitude, viz. 


272. Petition of Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, for a Reward upon his difcovering the Principles of 
a Time-keeper invented by him, &amp;c. XLVII. 748. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 
107 5. Another Petition for Ditto, XLVIII. 367. Report on the former Petition referred, ibid. 
Report made, 700. Report referred to a Select Committee to examine the Matter thereof, and 
alfo to make Inquiry into the Principles on which Mr. Mudge’s Time-keepers have been 
conftruéted, and report Opinion, &amp;c. 701. Five of the Committee to be a Quorum, 750. 
To fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 793. Report with feveral Appen- 
dixes, Particulars of Examinations, Regifters of Time, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table and be printed, 
877.——See Adbrefles, 67.— Longitude, 1. 2. 








Minutes of Evidence.—See infra, 283. 


Mogadore. 





See infra (Plague). 


Navigations. 





See fupra, 263. &amp;c. 
Petitions.— See infra, 276.—Supra, 272. , 


Plague, VIZ. 


273. His Majefty’s Meffage referred relating to Three Ships arrived in this Country from Mogadore, on 
the Coaft of Africa, where the Plague then raged, and brought foul Bills of Health, which Ships 
His Majefty had ordered to be deftroyed, LV. 170. To fend for Perfons, Papers, &amp;c. and Five 
to be the Quorum, ‘bid. Account of Proceedings of the Lords of the Privy Council refpeét- 
ing Ships arrived from Mogadore, referred to this Committee, 245. Report with an Appen- 
dix, containing Schedules of Statements of Accounts, &amp;c. to lie on the Table and to be 
printed, 496.——See Supplp, 212. 


Prifoners of War, viz. 


The general Treatment of thofe in Health fince 1ft January 1796, and the Proceedings of the 
Sick and Hurt Office refpeéting Ditto, and to report Opinion, &amp;c. LIM. 398. To fit notwith- 
ftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, and to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 400, 
Extract of a Letter from Captain Cotes at Paris in 1798, relative to Ditto, referred, 424. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and Report with Appendix to be printed, 539. Order 
for printing Ditto difcharged, and Report re-committed, 546. Again reported ; Refolutions 
entered ; and Report with Appendix to be printed, 554. Report read, and to be taken into 
further Confideration, 625. Deferred, 643. Further confidered, and the Refolutions agreed 
to Nem. Con. ; a Copy of the Report and Refolutions' to be laid before His Majefty, with a 
Requeft that he would communicate them to fuch Princes and States as are in Amity with His 
Majefty, 659. See Reports, 191. 





Privileges, viz. 
274. Letter of Henry Speed, Efquire, a Member of the Houfe, arrefted for Debt, L1. 235. No Re- 
port.——See /npra, 267. 


Public Income and. Expenditure, viz. 


275. The feveral Accounts and other Papers prefented in the fame Seffion relating to Ditto ; to examine 
; and ftate the fame, and to report to the Houfe what has been the whole Amount of the Public 


| * Income 
Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6 T 


ee ee 








| PHoule ; Refers’ Papets, &amp;c. to Sele&amp; Cominiétées: 





; Income and Expenditure during the laft Five Years, and what .may, be ,expeéted to be the 
Annual Amount thereof in future ; and alfo what Alteration has taken place in the Amount of the 
Public Debt fince'the 5th of ‘January 1786, XLVI. 396. Negative a Motion for difcharging 
the order of Reference, 402. Ballot forthe Committee, &amp;c. 402. 408) Other Accounts re. 
ferred, 408. The Report made 21ft of March 1786, relating to the Public Income, &amp;c. re. 
ferred, 423. A Report tiade with Appendixes of Accounts, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 
483. The Report, &amp;c. referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 629.—See /upra, 234, 
Negative appointing a Committee to compare this Report with the Report of the 2:( 
-, March 1786 on the fame Subject, and this Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe 


to confider thereof, 629. See fupra, 120. 231. 








































Relief, viz. ; 
276. Petition of George Stainforth, Efquire, Meflenger attending the Great Seal, relating to his Lofs of 
Fees, &amp;c. if a Bill for the more expeditious and regular Conveyance of ‘Writs, iffued for the 
Eleétion of: Members to ferve in Parliament, fhould pafg into a Law, LI. 404. Report, to- 
a gether with an Account of the Profits of his Office, and to lie on the Table, 42:. See 
Clettions, 10. 


Several Petitions from Clock and Watchmakers, for a Repeal of the A@ charging a Duty on 
Clocks, Watches, &amp;c .LTIL. 237. Members added, 265: 273. 290. Other Petitions referred, 
316. 318. Report, with Minutes of Evidence, and to be printed, 326. The Report referred 
to a Committee of the whole Houle, 364. See fupra, 2.56.—-Detitions, 33. 








Reports, vz. 











279. Relating to the Arreft of Mr. Petrie, XLVIII. 406. See fupra, 267. 
278, On the Petition of Thomfas Mudge, Watchmaker, XLVIII. 7o1. See fupra, 273. 274. 
279. On the Petition of William Warren, Efquire, XLVII. 590. See infra, 282. 283. 


See alfo Reports, 186. . ' 


Scotland, viz. 


280. The feveral Petitions prefented to the Houfe in the fame Seffion from the Royal Burghs, together 
with the feveral Accounts and Papers relating to the internal Government of the faid Royal Burghs 
which were prefented in the preceding Parliament, to examine, &amp;c. and to report, XLVIII. 447. 
Members added to the Committee, 457. Notorial and certified Copies of Charters,and Accounts 
of Revenues, &amp;c. of the Royal Burghs, prefented and referred, 462. Five Members to bea 
Quorum ; to fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, and a Member added to the 
Committee, 467. Charter of the Burgh of Ayr, and other Burghs ; Extracts from Records, &amp;c. 
prefented and referred, 872. _ Report with Appendixes, Schedules, &amp;c. with an Account of the 
Grofs Revenues, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 947. See Scotland, 20, to 25. : 


“ Letters from the Treafury, and alfo Commiffioners of Excife, relative tothe Diftilleries in differ- 
, ent parts of Scotland, LMI. 293. Inftruétion to inquire into the beft Mode of levying and 
collecting the Duties ‘upon the Diftillation of Corn Spirits in Scotland, 408. Chairman 
direéted to move for Power to give Direétions for printing certain Queries, which they think it 
neceflary to have circulated ; ordered, 439.. Members addedto the Committee, 464. Five to 
be the Quorum of the Committee, 528. Reported with an Appendix; Report to be taken into 
further Confideration, and with the Appendix to be printed, 663. Report further confidered, 
and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 666,--—See /upra (under 184.) 





Trade and Manufactures, viz. 


281. * Petitions of Woolcombers from different Parts of the Country, &amp;c. complaining of Machines, 
lately ufed for combing Wool, XLIX. 159. Other Petitions referred, 185. 201. 249. 280. 
307. Report, and to be printed, 322. See Crabe, &amp;c. 15. 19. 20.—Wool. 





Veterinary College.——See fupra, 261, 


Water, viz. 


282. The Report from the Committee on the Petition of William Warren, Efquire, relative to fupplying 
His Majefty’s Dock Yard, &amp;c. at Plymouth with Frefh Water, XLVII. 590. Alfo a Report upon 
‘ ‘ a Petition of Thomas Bryer relative to Ditto, and a Paper from the Board of Ordnance relative 
to Ditto, 591. Other Papers relative to Ditto prefented and referred, 616. Petition of Sir 
John Call, Baronet, relative to Ditto, referred to this Committee, and for them to examine 
the Matter thereof, and report the fame, with their Opinion thereon, to the Houfe, 694. 
Report made, Refolution come to, and Bill ordered in favour of ‘Mr. Bryer’s Plan. 719.—— 
See Docks, 1. 2. 6.—Wiater. 


Weft 











, | Refers Papers, &amp;e.. to Sebect Committees.—Houfe re- 
Houle;| fumed, Be. +97! filed ; | 





Weft Indies, viz. AVS DIUOTI oils 


“ The Memorial of Sir Charles Grey and Earl Saint Vincent, relative to; ,gertain.Ametican Ships 
captured at the taking of Martinique, &amp;c.; His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, LIV. 665. 
Reported, and the Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 679.——Ste Supplp, 1389. 


; 


Wet Docks, London, vis. 


233. Minutes of the Evidence taken on the Bill for:making Wet Dotks;:Bafons, Bocw.at the Ifle of Dogs ; 
Orders and Powers given, LIV. 498. Refidue pf the Miputes taken on this Bill, and the other 
Bill, relative to the Port of London, and the Reports ‘made from both Bills referred, 518. Pe- 
tition of Sugar Refiners, referred, 532, A‘ Report madd imicny 96 Peferted,! 536. A Petition 
of Wholefale Grocers of London, referred, ibid, Committee to Report from,Time to Time, 568. 
Report with Appendixes;; the Report tobe taken into further Confideration, and with the Appen- 
dixes to be printed, 570. 587. Inftruction to receive farther! Plans, ‘8c:iand ‘to feport the fame, 
with Obfervations, 708. A further Report made, and with the Appendix to be printed, 727. 


See /upra, 189. and Darks, 6. | : y 


XVIII. Houfe refumed, zz. 





284. After Bufinefs is confidered in Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVI. | 34. 42. &amp;c. See fupras’ 
76. &amp;c. pa ee 
Upon the Houfe returning from Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLVI.,627. 636. &amp;c.——Ste Jmpeachment, 
28&gt;. Upon poftponed Matters being further confidered the fame Day, XLVI. 667. 


Upon Matters being confidered in Committees of the whole Houfe and no Report, XLVI. 438.—. 
XLVIII. 780. 925.—XLIX. 485.—LI. 699.—LII. 653.— LIII. 684.—LIV. 569.—LV. 379. 
649. See Speaker, r4syio- TOE ch 9403223 





XIX. Proceedings of the Houfe interrupted, wz. 


286. By the Introduétion of new Menibers, XLVI. 292.—XLVItt. 197.—XLIX. 306221. 291. 324. 
—LIil. 137. 280. 


287. By Members who had not been fayorn at the Tableitaking the ‘Oaths, XLV4. 45. 176. 301. 315.— 
XLVII. 785.—XLVIII. 5.—LII., 86. 94. 139. 280, 281. 357. 


By Meffages from the Lords, vis. 


288. . _ . Bringing Agreements, &amp;c. to Bills, XLVIL 501. 574. 588. 681. 711.—XLVIII. 196. 210, 211. 
grou oe. 418. 632. 758. 760.—XLIX. 207. 612.—L. 178.321. 322.—LI. 467. 699——~LII. 
208. 535. 643.—LIII. 132.-+LV.'785. ge. 


289. Defiring Conferences, LI. 5. 
Bringing Reports which had been defired by the Commons, LII. 525. 


Acquainting the Houfe of the Time His Majefty appointed to be attended at Saint James’s’ 
LV. 890. ' 


290. Bringing Meffages relating to the Impeachment of Mr. Haftings, XLVII. 408,—~XLVIII. 632. 


By Meffages from the King, viz. 
291. Commanding the Attendance of the Houfe upon His Majefty in the Houfe of Peers, XLVII. 524. 


292. By Meflages from the Lords Commiffioners authorized to give the Royal Affent ‘to Bills, XLIX. 
207. 485.—L. 178. 300. 507. 553.—LI. 99. 150. 544. 617.—LII. 478. 662. 672.—LiII. . 
647.—LIV. 676.—LV. 332. 414. 680. 


293- By the Parties on Eleétion Ballots returning with the Struck Lifts, XLVII. 356.—LII. 89. 96. 
357- ; 

294. By Reports from Seleét Committees on Elections, XLVI. 186. 222. 257. 8C.—-KLVM. 540. 574: 
587. 588.—XLVIII. 197- 418.—L. 321.-—-LIl. 357- 

295. By a Member difturbing the Proceedings of the Houfe by loud and diforderly Behaviour, XLVIIT: 
13. 

296. By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown altering Returns, XLVI. 573. 

297. - Bya Member in his Place making a Complaint to the Houfe, XLVI. 817. 


ata, Call 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) XX. Ca 












298. 


299. 


393: 


304. 


XX. Calls of the Houfe, vz. 


~ Boute, 






































Ordered, viz. 


On the Morrow, LI. 518.—LIII. 132. 


On the Day for the Houfe going to Saint Paul’s Church, on a Thankfgiving appointed by His Majeity, 
LI. 154. | 


In Four Days from the Order made, LII. 79. 

In Eleven Days from Ditto, XLVI. 396. 

In Twelve Days from Ditto, XLVIII. 264. 

In a Fortnight, XLVI. 10.—L. 26. 475.—LI. 51. 105. 
In Sixteen Days, ‘LI 405. 

In Nineteen Days, XLVII. 528. 

In Three Weeks, XLVI. 308. 


Again ordered, viz. r 
On the Morrow Sevennight, Lil. 450. 
Ina Fortnight, L. 75.—LI. 105. 


Houfe receives and confiders Excufes, &amp;c. XLVI. 318. 

called over, XLVIII. 348.—L. 74.—LI. 103.—LII. 450. 

—— Ditto - - - on Ballots for Sele&amp;t Committees, XLVI. 402. 
See Clections.— Infra, 307. 308.— Members. 


now called over for their more regular Proceeding to Saint Paul’s Church, on a Day of Thankfgiv- 
ing appointed by His Majefty, Lill. 160. 








Orders of the Day for calling over the Houfe, viz. 
Read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 55. 
Read only, and other Days appointed, LII. 88. 96. 162. 
Read, and adjourned to particular Days, L. 526. 





Ditto, and further adjourned to particular Days, L. 540. 563. 
Read, and difcharged finally, XLVI. 131.—L. 578.—LII. 211. 548.—LIII. 133. 

_ Now read, and negative difcharging Orders of the Day, and other Days appointed, LI. 198. 
Now read only, and other Days appointed, LII. 140. 
Now read, and difcharged finally, LI. 223. 


Orders of the Houfe for calling over Ditto, viz. 
Read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVII. 584.—LII. 119. 194. 472. 506. 
Read, and difcharged finally, XLVII. 676. 


Orders of the Houfe for again calling over Ditto, viz. 
Read, and difcharged finally, L. 110. 


To be called over on Ballots, viz. 
For Secret Committees, XLIX. 589.—LII. 353. 
For Sele&amp; Committees, XLVI. 3966.—LII. 387. 


Called over on Ballots, viz. 
For choofing Secret Committees, XLIX. 594.—LII. 355. 
‘Ditto Sele€&amp;t Committees, XLVI. 402.—LII. 392. 
See lectins. 


Called over to. go to Mr. Haftings’s Trial in Weftminfter Hall, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657. 667. 
XLVII. 377. 394. 727. &amp;c.——See Impeachment. 





Defaulters 









309. 
310. 


312. 


313. 
314. 


315. 
316. 


317: 


318. 


319. 
320. 


Houle s Calls, and Clerk of the Houfé, '/ 3 





Defaulters at Calls, viz. 
Ordered to attend on particular Days, XLVIII. 348.—L. 74.—Lh 103. 


Called over on the fame Days asthe Houfe was called over, KLVIII. 348.—L. ¥4.—LI. 103; 
The Speaker, according to Order, reports particular Defaulters, XLVIII. 364. 397. 398. 


Orders of the Day for calling over Defaulters read, and fome appear ; forme exculed as being abroad, 
&amp;c. and others ordered to attend on particular Days, XLVI. 352. 365.--Ls 92—LI. 199.— 
LI. 471. : 


Notice taken of their being in their Places, and Orders difcharged, L. 87. 89. 97. 
See Members, 10. 11. &amp;cs 


Queftions Negative relating to Calls, viz. 
To the Speaker writing Circular Letters to Sheriffs, &amp;c: on Calls being ordered, XLVII. 628. 


To ordering Calls upon particular Days, XLIX. 498. 610.—LII. 259.——-LIfl. 483.—LIV. 57.— 
LV. 7- 58. 707. 802. 


To difcharging Orders for Calls, LI. 198. 


To excufing Captains in the Militia, who are under Ordets. for Matching, from attending Calls, &amp;c- 
XLVI. 299. 


To excufing other Members, XLVI. 299.+-LI. 103. 104, 
To particular Members being taken into Cuftody, XLVIII. 364. 


Motions relative to Calls withdrawn, viz. 
For particular Members to attend on certain Days, LI. 103. 
For the Houfe being called over on particular Days in preference to other Days, via, 
Amendments propofed for Ditto, LI. 1065. 
For difcharging Orders of the Houfe, viz. 


For further adjourning Calls, L. 557: 
For reading Orders for calling over the Houfe, LI. 205. 


XXI. Clerk of the Houfe, viz. es 


S&gt;) 
i) 
eS) 


324. 
oS 


326. 


3%}- 


329. 


Inpex XLVJ. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6U - Draws 


Papers ordered to be tranfmitted to him, viz. 


Lifts of Names of all Perfons confined for Debt:on if of October i791, &amp;¢. XLVIL 24. 
Received, &amp;c. 47. 


Names of Perfons confined in any of the Gaols within the different Sheriffalties in England and 
Wales, in comfequence of any Procefs, &amp;c. in the Ecclefiaftical Courts, &amp;c. £. 390. Received, 
&amp;c. 590. 


Incidental Proceedings in the Execution of bis Office, viz. 
At the Beginning of a new Parliament, viz. 


Entry of Members, and the Clerk going up to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers. an the new Parlia- 
ment being prorogued by Writ, XLVI. 3. 4.—LIL. 3 4. 5. 


Ditto of him and the Clerks, &amp;c. attending according to their Duty, XLVI. 6.—LII. 7. 


The Clerk of the Crown delivers to him a Book of the Names of Members returned to ferve in 
Parliament, XLVI. 6.—LII. 7. 


Members addrefs themfelves to the Clerk.on the Choice of a Speaker, and. he, ftanding up, 
points to them, and then fits down, XLVI. 6.—LII. 8, 


Adminifters Gaths to the Speaker and Members, and receives Qualifications from them, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 7. y.—LU.. 8. 





Adminifters Oaths and receives Qualifications from Members on their appearing to take their Seats, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 176. 292.—XLVIII. 3. 5.——See Members, 130. 132. &amp;c. 


The Key of the Back Door of the Speaker’s Chamber to be delivered to him every Morning at the 


Sitting of the Houfe, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XLVIIL. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L..10.—LI. 8.—LII. 10. 
—LIll. 6.—LIV. 5.—LV. 6, 







































330. 


331. 


332. 


333: 


334- 


"335: 


336. 
337° 
338. 


339: 
340 


341. 
































342. 


of the Houfe. 


Houte , lagers Deputy to the Clerk; and Clerk Affiftant 


&lt;&lt; 


Draws Names of Places relating to Controverted Elections out of Glaffés, XLVI. 15. 27. 38. 40, 
45. 52. 59. &amp;c. 


_ Adminifters the Oath to Select Committees appointed to try Election Petitions, and alfo Rights of 


Eleétion, XLVI. 92. 144. 149. 158. 165. 8&amp;c.—XLVII. 393. 408. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 351. 384. 
&amp;c.—L. 217. 295. 326.—-LII. 77. 87. 96. 140. 288. 305. 307. 403. 520. 529. sao. 
555- 646.—LIII. 132. 


Todire&amp; the printing of the Journals, XLVI. 682.—XLVII. 1068.—XLVIII. 944.—XLIX. 737. 
L. 614.—LI. 787. See infra, (Deputy). 





Members Names called over by him, viz. 


To attend Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657. 667.—XLVII: 377. 394. &amp;c— 
XLVIII. 196; &amp;c. L. 458. See Impeachment. 


On the Houfe being called over at other Times, XLVIII. 348. &amp;c. 








See fupra, 306. 
Prepares and lays upon the Table Lifts of the Names of Members, viz. 
For India Judicature, &amp;c. XLVI. 177.—XLVII. 236. 554.—XLVIII. 236. 265.—XLIX. 268. 
L. 218.—LI. 205.—LII. 140.—LIII. 149. 
To keep Books and Papers fealed up as they were until Secret Committees are chofen, XLIX. 590. 
LIV. 148. , 


To deliver Books and Papers, which he had fealed up, to Secret Committees, XLIX. 594.—LIV. 
149+ 


A Motion withdrawn for a Notice to be left with the Clerk, and for its being deemed good 
Service, XLVI. 47. 


The Duty to be done by him upon Petitions complaining of undue Ele&amp;tions and Returns, é&amp;c. 
being prefented and laid on the Table, XLVI. 13.—LII. 13. 


Reads Petitions relative to controverted Eleétions when delivered in at the Table, XLVIII, 16.—— 
Not expreffed to be read by him in, XLVI. 13.—XLVII. 10. 


By Direction of the Speaker reads Orders of the Day, XLVI. 144. 367.—LII. 281. 534. 


Reports read by Members, and afterwards delivered in at the Clerk’s- Table, and read by the Clerk, 
XLVI. 21. 23. 57. &amp;c.—LII. 64. 93.. 125: 157. &amp;e. 


Bills with Amendments delivered in at the Clerk’s Table, LII. 75. 76. &amp;c. 


Letters delivered by the Speaker in at the Clerk’s Table, LII. 509.——See Clectiong, (Flint 
County).—Speaker, 15. &amp;c. . 


With the Houfe goes up to the Houfe of Peers, on further Prorogations of the Parliament in the 
Abfence of the Speaker, XLVI. 708.—XLVII. 1091.—XLVIII. 998.—XLIX. 745.—L. 639. 





Goes with the Speaker to Saint Paul’s Church on a Day of Thank({giving appointed by His 
Majefty, LUI. 160. 


His Letter to the Speaker, defiring Leave of the Houfe to refign his Situation, and to appoint John 
Ley, Efquire, his Deputy ; the Houfe accepts it and defires the Speaker to acquaint him of 
the juft and high Senfe they entertain of his Services, LI. 719. The Speaker acquaints the 
Houfe of Mr. Hatfell’s Anfwer, 721. 


See Aecounts, 669. 800.— Printing, 191.—Jnfra, 363. 


Deputy to the Clerk of the Houfe, viz. 


Appointed and accepted, (John Ley, Efquire), LII. 719. 


Bill to enable him to fend and receive Letters and Packets free from the Duty of Poftage; ordered, 
Lil. 736. P. 755. See Post Dffice, 6. 


Journals and Indexes to be printed by the Appointment and under the Dire¢tion of Ditto, LI. 743. 
LIL. 704.—LIV. 727.—LV. 791. 927. 

Taken ill ;- Mr. Speaker acquaints the Houfe of it ; Mr. Benfon ordered to attend at the Table 
during the Abfence of Mr. Ley, LIll. 278. 


Bill for eftablifhing certain Regulations in the Offices of the Houfe of Commons, ordered, and 
His Majefty’s Confent fignified, LV. 675. P. 784.——See Dffices, 4. 





Clerk Afjifiant of the Hou/fe, viz. 


Entry of Members of the Houfe and him going up to the Bar of the Houfe of Peers on the 
New Parliament being further prorogued by Writ, XLVI. 4. 


———Ditto of his attending according to his Duty at the Beginning of a new Parliament, XLVI. 6.— 
LIL. 7. 
343. With 











| BHoute Clerk Affiftant ; Clerks atténding Comntittees.s ‘and. 


the Serjeant at Arms. 





343- 


344. 


345: 


346. 
347: 


. With the Houfé goes up to the Hoife of Peers on further Prorogations of the Parliament ih the 


ages 


Abfence of the Speaker, XLVI. 708.—LII. 756.—LIII. 709.~—LIV. 744.~—-LV. 793: 
Goes to Saint Paul’s Church on a Day of Thankfgiving appointed by His Majefty, Lil. 160. 


An Addrefs for fome further Recompenfe to John Ley, Efquire, (Clerk Affiftant) in Confideration 
of his long and theritorious Services, XLVII. 802, 


-——Ditto for the fame Allowance to Ditto, as by the Addrefs of the preceding Seffion, to be con- 
tinued to him, and for a Corhpenfation equivalent thereto, XLVIII. 993. Account pre- 
fented relating to Ditto, L. 240. 


Appointed Deputy to John Hattell, Efquire, Clerk of the Houfe, Lit. 719. 
Adadrefs for Increafe of Allowance to Jeremiah Dyfon, Efquire, Clerk Affiftant of the Houfe; Lit. 


704. 
See Accounts, 669. 800.—Avdrelles, 63.—Billg, 185. 


Clerks attending Committees, viz. 


To take Notice of particular Orders, L, 287. 


Deliver in Lifts of Members for Controverted Eleétion Committees, XLVI. 92. 143. 149.~ 
L. 326.—LIl. 77. &amp;c. 


See Clerks, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Clectiong, 258. 320. 


XXII. Serjeant at Arms attending the Houfe, vz. 


348. 


349: 


35% 


35%. 


356. 
357 


358. 
-359- 


Index. XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


From Time to Time to take into his Cuftody all Strangers in the Houfe or Gallery, while the 
Houfe, &amp;c. is fitting, XLVI. 8..-XLVIL g+—-XLVII, 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 10.—LI, 8.— 
LII, 10,—LIII. 6.—LIV. §.—LV. 6. 801, 


To clear the Speaker’s Chamber every Day before the Back Door is locked up, XLVI. 8.—-XLVIt. 9, 
XLVIU. 8.-XLIX, 18.—L. 10—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII, 6.—LIV. 6.—LY. 6. 8014 


To take Care that there be no Gaming,or other Diforders, committed in the Room appointed for 
Footmen, XLVI. 8.=-XLVII. 9-—XLVIIL 8.—XLIX. 18,—L. 10.—-LI. 8.—LI. 10.— LUE. 6, 
LIV. 6.—LV. 6. Sol. 


To take into his Cuftody fuch Footmen as thall difobey the Orders of the Houfe, &amp;c. XLvt. 9.— 


XLVIL 9.—XLVII. 8.—XLIX. 18.—L. 10.~-LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6.—LIV. 6.—LV. 6, 
8o1. 


From Time to Time, when the Houfe is going to Prayers, to give Notice thereof to all.Com- 
mittees, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 9+—XLVIIL 9.—XLIX, 18.—L. 10.—LI, 8.—LII. 10.~—LIIIL. 6, 
LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 


To give Notice to Members who are to be examined on Mr. Haftings’s Trial, XLIX. 159. 


To give Notice of Orders to Conftables, &amp;c. of Middlefex and Weftminfter, XLVI. 8.—XLVIL 9; 
XLVI. 8.—XLIX. 18.—L, 10.—LI, 8.—LII. 10.—LIIL .6.—LIV. 6.——-LY. 6. 801. 


Directed by the Speaker to go with the Mace to the Places adjacent, and require the 


Attendance of the Members of the Hou/fe, viz. 


On Election Ballots, XLVI. 89. 142. 144. 155. 163. 186. 207. &amp;c.—XLVII. 389. 407. 540. 
&amp;c.—XLVIII. 136. 210. 350. 351. 383. 384. 385. 417. 418.—L. 177. 291. 321. 322.— 
LIL. 76. 86. 87. 94. 137-138. 208. 280. 281. 304. 305. 319. 357+ 399. 517. 518. S25. 
534. 535+ 552. 642——-LIN. 132: 532. 


Orders of the Houfe for bis going with the Mace, &amp;c. viz. 


On Ballots for Sele&amp;t Committees, XLVI. 402.—LII. 392. 





Ditto for Secret Committees, XLIX. §94.—LII. 355.—LIV. 149. . 
On the Houfe being called over, XLVIII. 348.—L. 74.—LI, 103.—LII. 450. 


On proceeding to the Trial of Warren Haftings, Efquire, in Weftminfter Hall, XLVI. 627. 636. 
650. 657. 667.—XLVII. 377..394- 407. 727, &amp;C.—XLVIII. 196. 210-—L. 458. 


On the Houfe going to Saint Paul’s Church, on a Day of Thank({giving appointed by His Majefty, 
LUI. 154. . 


To go “8. the Mace and clear the Lobby, 8c. of Strangers, XLVI. 627. 636, 650. 657. &amp;¢.— 
L. 488. F 


To gowith the Mace into Weftminfter Hall; fummon Members, and clear Places of Strangers, 
XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657. &amp;c.—L, 458, 7 . 


360. Makes 


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Hou C; Houfe fits late, and Adjournments of the Houfe. 





360. Makes Reports to the Houfe, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657. 667.~—XLVIL 377. 395- 407. &amp;c.— 
XLVHI. 196. 210-—-L. 458. 

361. Informs the Houfe that, in purfuance of their Orders, he had taken particular Members into his 
Cuftody, XLVIH. 365. 398. 

362. An Order of the Houfe for the Serjeant to feize Petitions that are printed before being prefented 


tothe Houfe, read, and a Motion for bringing up a Petition withdrawn, XLVHI. 739. 
See Accounts, 800.—Billg, 185. 


Officers of the Two Houfes of Parliament, viz. 


363. An Inftruétion to a Committee to enquire into the Lofs of Fees receivable by Ditto, upon Gag 
a General Bill of Inclofure, LI. 439.———See Juclofureg, 1.—Supra, 190. 


XXIII. Houfe fits late, vzz. 


364. Till after Twelve o’Clock, XLVI. 467.—XLIX. 372. 442.—LI. 415 .448.—LIII. 444. 673.— 
LIV. 81-—LV. 400. 


365. Till Half an Hour after Twelve o’Clock, XLVI. 247.—LIV. 92.—LV. 167. 722. 

366. Till near One o’Clock, XLVI. 696.—XLVII. 557.—XLVHI. 457.—XLIX. 430.—LI. 221. 668, 
LH. 356.—LIV. 86. 

367. Till after One o’Clock, XLVI. 176.—XLIX. 453. 611.—L. 561. 580.—LI. 87.—LII. 461. 583. 

368. Till Half an Hour after One o’Clock, XLVII. 789.—XLVIII. 743.—XLIX. 199. 336.—LIV. 
102. 

369% Till near Two o’Clock, XLVI. 84. 410,—XLVII. 471. 750.—XLVIII. 183. 337.—XLIX. 392.— 
LI. 100.—LIV. 155. 

379. Till Two:o’Clock, XLVI. 126. 

37% Till after Two o’Clock, XLVI. 133. 136.~-XLVII. 734.—XLVHI. 85. 210,—L. 570.—LI. 89. 


109.—LIl. 259. 617. 


$72. Till near Three of the Clock, L. 26. 92.——LI. 178.—LII. 204. 

373. Till near Three of the Clock on Sunday Morning, XLIX. 613. 

374 Till after Three o’Clock, XLVI. 429.—XLIX. 316.—LI. 445. 

375. Till Half an Hour after Three o’Clock, XLVIII. 6.—LI. 140.—LIII. 696.—LV. 94. 
376. Till neat Four o’Clock, XLVI. 438.—XLVII. 458.—XLVIUI. 749.—L. 7.—LIL. 366. 
377 Till Four o’Clock, XLVII. 1023. 


= Till near Five o’Clock, LHI. 175. 
378. Till after Five o’Clock, XLIX. 16,—L. 97. 


379 Till Half an Hour after Six o’Clock, XLVII. 676. 
XXIV. Adjournments of the Houfe, wz. 
380. Without doing BufinefS, XLVI. 222. 314. 315. 448: 667.—XLVII. 1025. 1083. 
481. To the next Day at Ten o’Clock, XLVI. 7. 10. 21. 222.—XLVII. 6.—XLIX. 316.—LIL. 8. 
382. After fitting late to the fame Morning at Ten o’Clock, XLVII. 458.—XLVII. 210. 
383. After fitting late to the fame Morning at Eleven o’Clock, XLVI. 84. 133. 176. 247. 438. 


696.—XLVII. 471. 557. 676.—XLVIM. 6. 183. 337. 457. 743- 749.—XLIX. 16. 199. 
372. 43% 442. 453. 611.—L. 7. 26. 561. 570.—LI. 87. 89. 100. 109.°116. 148. 178. 
221. 232. 698.—LII. 205. 259. 356. 461. 583. 617.—LII. 175; 444. 673. 697.—LIV. 
81. 86. 92. 102. 155.—-LV. 94. 167. 401. 722. 749. 


384. To the next Day at Twelve o’Clock, XLVI. 6. 

385. Till Half an Hour after Three of the Clock in the Afternoon, LIII. 74. 
* Till Four,of the Clock in the Afternoon, XLVIII. 12. 
oy From 12th January to 8th February, Lill. 230. 232. 

386. From.24th March to 4th April, LI. 542. 549. 

387. From 28th March to 4th April, XLVII. 467.—From 21ft March to 2d April, LIV. 389. 398: 
és From sth April to the 16th of April, LI. 456.—From 4th April to 17th April, LV. 380. 

: 388. From 21ft April to 2d May, XLVI. 444. 447. 


| 389. From 








389. 
390- 
3gI. 
392. 
393: 


394- 
395: 
396. 
397- 
398. 


399. 


400. 


401. 


403. 


404. 


Houte, Adjournments, and Queftions Negative. 





/ 


From 1ft April to 9th April, L. 395. 404. 


‘From sth April to 17th April, XLVII. 691. 697.—From roth April to 20th, LI. 472. 


From 17th April to 28th April, XLIX. 486. 490.—From 10th May to 20th May, LIV. 537. 
From 20th June to 30th June, XLIX. 742. 

From 30th June to 7th July, XLIX. 743. 

From 12th November to 28th November 1796; LII. 125. 

From the 23d of December to the 29th of the fame Month, XLVI. 136. 
From 24th December to 2d February, LI. 271. 

From 29th of December to the 2d of February, XLVI. 136. 138. 
From 31ft December to 14th February, Lil. 263. 

From the 8th to the 23d January 1793; XLVIII. go. 

From the gth to the 22d January 17993 LIV. 142. 

From the 24th to 31ft of January 1799; LIV. 149. 

From 31ft January to the 7th of February, LIV. 152. 

From 4th to 11th July 17993 LIV. 727. 

From 12th of October 1799 to 21ft January 1800; LV. 49. 


For want of proper Numbers, viz. 


Upon Ballots for Election Committees, XLVI. 222. 258. 276. 314. 315. 344. 381.—XLVIL. 
587.—LII. 281. 399. 


For want of Forty Members, viz. 


The Houfe being counted, and not Forty prefent, XLVIII. 634. 826. 845. 996.—L. 558.— 
LI. 784.—LIII. 622.—LIV. 81.—LV. 47. 733. 890. 904. 


Notice being taken that Forty were not prefent, XLVIII. 607. 996.—L. 558. 601.—LI. 421.— 
LIII. 510. 540. 614. 670. 690. 695. 699. 704.—LIV. 383. 425.—LV. 374. 413. 618. 
638. 671. 745. 754. 890. : 


On Divifions, LI. 232. 500.—LII. 588. 671.—LIII. 583. 660. 697. 701.—LIV. 379. 





Ditto in Committees, LI. 764.—LV. 360. 516. 





Ditto on being told in the Committee, LIII. 514.—LIV. 420.—LY. 305. 348. 


On other Matters, XLVI- 163. 390. 448. 460. 667.—XLVII. 1025. 1088.—XLVIII. 73. 607. 
631. 634. 799. 826. 845. 874. 996.—XLIX. 366. 407. 473. 497. 538. 554. 567, 619. . 
633. 651. 736. 740.—L. 391. 464. 486. 522. 550. 558. 584. 601. 622.—LI. 232. 421. 
500. 555. 573- 701. 764. 784.—LII. 642. 736. 747. 

Adjournments to fuperfede Motions, XLVI. 190,—XLVIII. 634. 925. 996.—XLIX. 143.— 
L. 318. 362. 580. 589.—LI. 792.—LII. 438.—LIII. 697. 


Adjournments by Defire of His Majefty, LV. 49. 


At rifing will adjourn to particular Days, XLVI. 136. 297. 352. 373- 394. 423. 464. 665. 
682.—XLVIL. 18. 128. 435. 557. 691. 718. 738. 765. 784. 806. 831.—XLVIII. 63. go. 
Q5. 101. 257. 365. 407. 440) 467. 631. 658. 695. 766. 789. 810. 823. 829. 859. 
924. 993.—XLIX. 65. 212. 254. 306. 332. 359. 390. 421. 455. 547. 570. 621. 633. 
650. 734. 742. 743- 744.—L. 70. 104. 217. 267. 282. 306. 350. 404. 413. 436. 467. 
494. 517. 537+ 551- 561. 570. 577. 593. 614.—LI. 34. 93. 188. 222. 248. 271. 383. 
420. 439. 472- 486. 497. 524. 542- 560. 576. 644. 787.—LII. 79. 125. 147. 187. 
261. 334. 371. 386. 429. 476. 569. 646. 660. 673. 689. 711.—LIII. 166. 230. 361. 
400. 455. 540. 632. 646.—LIV. 44. 223. 389. 406. 424. 485. 536. 554. 559. 587. 
675. 708. 726.—LV. 47. 279. 305. 324. 346. 377. 397. 516. 562. 592. 601. 616. 
649. 680. 710. 730. 749. 876. 885. 894. (921. 922.) 

Motions for Adjournments of the Houfe withdrawn, XLVIII. 337.—L. 92. 


——Ditto made to fuperfede Motions, LI. 666. 
See Speaker, 127. 


XXV. Queftions Negative relating to the Houfe, vz. 


406. 


To resolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 


To take into Confideration the Caufes that led to the Failure of the Army under the Duke of York 
at Dunkirk, and Evacuation of Toulon, &amp;c. XLIX. 452. 


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407. 

































408. 
409. 
410. 


411. 
412. 


413. 


414. 
415- 
416, 


417+ 
418. 


419. 


‘420. 











422. 








42&gt; 








424. 























425. 


426. 
427. 
428. 


Houle ; Queftions Negative. 





To confider of the State of the Nation, LI. 497.—LV. 748. 884. 


To enquire whether it is for the effential Interefts of this Country that any further Loans or 
Advances fhould be made to his Imperial Majefty, LI. 453. 


To take into Confideration the Manner in which a particular Aét has been carried into Effect in the 
County of Surrey, LIII. 552. 


To take into Confideration the Loffes faftained by the Britifh Importers of Corn, between ift 
November 1795 and 13th April 1796; LIII. 562. 


Ditto by negativing the Speaker’s leaving the Chair, XLVI. 638.——See Speaker, 155. 157. &amp;c. 


To appointing Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


To enquire refpeéting the Provifions of certain Acts for fecuring the refponfible Exercife of the 
Executive Authority, &amp;c. and whether any and which of them have been taken away, &amp;c, 
XLVIII. 825. 


To enquire into the Circumftances of the Negotiation of the Loan for 1795-6; LI. 236. 


To deferring Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
On Bills, LI. 115. 


For Inftructions to Committees of the whole Houfe, ut. 115.—LV. 421. 


To immediately refolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 


To confider whether particular Provifions of the Feft A&amp; (25 Cha. IE) relative to receiving the 
Sacrament, extend to Perfons born in Scotland, XLVI. 550. 


On the Overfeers of the Poor Bill, which was again re-commuitted, LIV. 498. 


To resolving itfelf into Committees on particular Days, viz. 


To enquire into all Abufes committed by Perfons in Office at the Weftminfter Election in 1788, 
fo far as re{pects Lottery Penalties, &amp;c. XLVII. 547. 


To take into Confideration the feveral Petitions, &amp;c. prefented to the Houfe, relating to the Interna) 
Government of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVII. 696. 


To confider of the Seditious’ Practices and Infurrections referred to in His Majefty’s Speech at the 
Opening of the then Seffion of Parliament, XLVIII.' 337. 


On the Bill for more effectually preventing Seditious Meetings, &amp;c. LI. 115. 
On the Bill for the Sale of Corn by Weight, LI. 651. 
To enquire into the Proceedings relative to the Negotiation with the Maroons at Jamaica, LIII. 
525. 
For referring Motions to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


For Leave to bring in a Bill to limit, &amp;c. the Importation of Slaves into the Britifh Colonies, 
XLVIII. 780. 


For the Houfe to proceed to the further Hearing of Counfel on particular Days, XLIX. 635. 


To referring Matters to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
To confider of the Caufes of the Failure of the late Expedition to Holland, Lv. 167. 


To adjourning the Houfe, viz. 
To prevent Bufinefs being brought forward, XLIX. 612.—LI. 69. 
To fuperfede all Bufinefs; Motion made immediately on affembling, XLIXx. 612. 


To fuperfede Motions, &amp;c, XLVI. 63. 176. 257. 338. 65§.—XLVIII. 618, 845.—XLIX. 611. 
612.—LI. 475.—LII. 204.—LIII. 518. 


To fuperfede the Speaker’s leaving the Chair, XLVIII. 845.—XLIX. 611. 
Toone Day in preference to another, XLIX. 743. 


Other Matters, viz. 
To the Houfe confidering Matters early in the following Seffion, XLVIII. 992. 
For the Houfe to be called over, &amp;c. XLIX. 498..—-Sce fupra, 314. 
For difchanging Orders, LIII. 94.——See Drderg, 88, &amp;c. 
For the other Orders of the Day being read to fuperfede Motions, L. 428.—LI. 415. 






Houle ; Queftions Negative; and Orders, Re(olutions, Re. 





To the Houfe now refolving itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfey viz. 
On Motions, viz. 


430. For Leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade at a Time to} be limited, Lit. 
577-—LIll. 443.—LIV. 256. 


431. To Amendments propofed to Thanks of the Houfe; XLIx. 744. 
To Amendments propofed to Amendments of Thanks of the Houfe, XLIX. 742. 
For Perfons to attend the Hou/fe, viz. . ’ 
432. Governor, &amp;c. of the Bank of England, L. 140.—LII. 219; 


See Amendments, 140. &amp;c.—Committers, 200, &amp;c.— Questions pPrebious Pega. 
tibe, 21.—Supra, (Calls, 313. 314. &amp;c.) 


XXVI. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, wz. 


433- Members returned to new Parliaments continue to take the Oaths, &amp;c. without doing any othet 
Bufinefs for feveral Days, XLVI. 7.—LII. 9.——See Members, 129. 


Houfe agrees with Committees, XLVI. 21.—LIL. 16,-—Lill. 7.—LIV. 7. 9- 43- 


Houle immediately refolves itfelf into Committees, viz. 
434. On Agreements, LV. 449. 


On Bills, XLVI. 266. 333. 669.—XLVII. 415. 499. 500. 600. 601.—XLVIII. 61. 604. 83r. 
832.—XLIX. 558, 611. 741.—-L. 217. 401: 407. 587.—=LI. 666. 673.-674. 765.—=LI. 
64. 219. 289. 356. 359. 407. 528. 540. 557. 752.—LIll. 150. 30g. 546. 626. 694. 
719+ 723- 727.—LV. 205. 371. 744. 755- 756. 757- 892. 924. 
* On Bills, and Inftructions given, L. 401.—LII. 68.—LV. 756. 
o On Ditto, and Petitions referred, Lil. 752.—LIV. 419. 
On Ditto, and Reports referred, L. 407. 
On Bills, after being interrupted by Meffages from the Lords, 8&amp;c. XLix. 486. 


435. On Bills. re-committed, XLVI. 588. 681.—XLVII. 817,—-K LVIII. 50. 75. 654, 866.—XLIX. 174. 


321. 406. 572.—LI. 243. 454. 503- 555» 674.—LIl. 76. 86. 435. 674.—LIIl. 517. 556. _ 
645. 662.—LIV. 78. 325.—LV. 601. 624. 756. 891.- 





Ditto, and Inftructions given, LI. 243.—LIV. 707.—LYV. 45. 








436. On Bills again re-committed, XLVII. 817.—L. 455.—LII. 447. 567: 620. 736,—LIV. 102. 559, 
689. 690. 
437: Ditto, and Inftructions given, Lil. 90. 739. 
438. On Claufes propofed to be added to Bills, XLVI. 611.—XLVII. 742.—XLVIII. 348. 776. 803.— 
L. 438. 479- 549:—LI. 575. 681. 689. 690.—LII, 92. 95. 96. 233. 236. 363. 447. 746.— 
LIII. 171. 175. 688. 689.—LIV. 85. 502. 503. 675.—LV. 560. 715. 732. 776. 906. 924. 
439- On Divorce Bills, XLVI. 669. 
440. On other Bills from the Lords, XLIX. 621.—LM. 748,—LIII. 689.—LIV. 707. 
441. To confider further of Bills, XLVI. 588, 681.—XLVIII. 50. 873.—XLIX. 321. 486.—L. gor. 465, 
587.—LI. 503. 763. 764.—LIV. 86. | 
——Ditto on a Divifion, LIV. 424. 
442. To confider Reports, XLIX. 484.—LII. 383.—LIV. 658.—LV. 649. 882. 914. 
443- To confider Reports re-committed, XLVI. 1064.—XLVIII. 682.-——-LV.. 449. 
To confider Motions, viz. 
444. For Leave to bring in Bills, XLVHI. 811.—XLIX. 146.~-Lk. 415.——-Lil..685.—LIIL. 540.— 
LIV. 263. 646.—LV. 530. 543. »¢ 
445. For Ditto and Accounts, &amp;c. referred, XLIX. 356.—L. 77. 
446. To confider particular Trade and Commerce, Lil. 220. 


To confider other Matters, viz. 


447- A&amp;s of Parliament and Laws, XLVII. 410. 611. 760, 773.—XLVIII. 807. 810.—XLIX. 307.— 
2 L, 327-420. §77.—LI. 38. 631.—LII. 429. 681. 690.—LIV. 262. 666. 696. 


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mm Aés of Parliament and Laws and Accounts referred, XLIX. 307. 
a ———Ditto and Inftruction given, LV. 34. 
a ——Patts of Aéts of Parliament, LI. 631.—LV. 913. x 


Laws, XLVIII, 810.—L. 327. 
See fupra, 70. 77. &amp;c. 
Houfe immediately proceeds to take Matters into further Confideration, viz. 
448. After an Adjournment for want of Forty Members, XLVI. 468.—LV. 748. 
ymmediately refumes further Proceedings, LIII.. 694. 
now refolves itfelf into Committees, XLVIII. 609. 


Houfe will on particular Days proceed upon particular Matters, viz. 
The further Hearing of Counfel, XLVI. 395. 


Houfe will this Day, after fitting late, viz. 


449. Refolve itfelf into Committees on Bills, XLVIN. 743.—XLIX. “199. 453.—LI. 109. 698. 
Lil. 205.—LIII. 444. 697.—LIV. 81. 86. 92. 102.—LV. 4o1. 749. 


to confider further of Bills, LI. 148.—LIV. 81. 86. gz. 





—— to confider Reports, LV. 749. 
——to confider of other Matters, XLVIII. 210.—LV. 401. 
x further of other Matters, XLVI. 133.—LIII. 673.—LV. 749. ) 
450. _ Read Bills a Second Time, &amp;c. XLVIII. 743.—LI. 115. 178.—LIM. 673.—LV 749. 
——a Third Time, LUI. 673.—LV. 749. 
a Third Time at Three o’Clock, XLIX. 611. 
proceed further in Third Readings, LI. 175. 
451. Receive particular Reports, XLVIII. 743.—XLIX. 453.—LI. 109. 178.—LIII. 444. 673.—LYV. 749. 











Houfe will at particular Times on the fame Day, viz. 


After proceeding on the other Orders of the Day, viz. 


452. Refolve itfelf into Committees. to confider _— of Bills, XLVI. 666—XLVII.' 770. 
LI. 784.—LV. 584. 
—— Ditto to confider further of other Matters, LI. 223.—LV. 707. 


Immediately after receiving a Meflage from the Lords, viz. 


453- Refolve itfelf into Committees to confider further of Bills, XLVII. 681. 

After the Members return from the Trial of Mr. Haftings in Weftminfter Hall, viz. 
454. : Amendments of the Lords to Bills will be taken into further Confideration, XLVII. 107 5: 
455+ "In the Afternoon will go into Commmittees, LIII. 74. 


Houfe will on the Morrow, viz. 

456. Refolve itfelf into Committees on Bills, LI. 65. 207. 382. 411. 520. 604. &amp;c.—LIII. 96. 146. 
278. 304. 482. 555.—LIV. 89. 100. 222. 321. 429. 513. 667.—LV. 34. 118. 201. 
322. 452. §20. 632. 727. 803. 907. 

to confider further of Bills, LI. 396. 681. 717.—LIII. 547. 645.—LIV. 386. 515. 597. 
617.—LV. 313. 691. 716. 750. 892. 899. git. 

—— further of Bills with refpe&amp;t to particular Parts, LIII. 663. 

- further of Bills after being dropt for want of Forty Mombers, LV. 609. 

- th—=to confider: Acts of Parliament, &amp;c. LII. 370. 482. 597.—LIII. 343.—LIV. 325.—LV- 
32. 351. 

of Motions, Lil. 579. 701.—LIII. ae) lk: 804. 











—— of Petitions, LIl. 418. LV. 577. 

——— of Reports, Lil. 460.—LIII. 666.—LIV. 661.—LV. 31. 477. 740. 
—— of other Matters, LI. 482.—LIII. 561—LV. 34. 301. 411. 533. 697. 
‘aree'to confider further-of other Matters, LIV. 160. Osho--LV, 400. 443. 444- 449. 








Houle - Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedinigs. - 











457° 


oe 


Houle wil] refolve itfelf into Committees of thé whole Houfe on particular Days to 


confider various Matters, viz. 


Aéts of Parliament, XLVI. 55. 557.—XLVII. 386. 404. 409. 6i1. 630. 697. 443: 7845 
XLVII. 14. 613. 778.—XLIX. 24. 143. 377. 386.—L. 313. 327. 395. sacs, 
544. 582.—LI. 382. 475. 504. 558. 631. 648.—LII. 67.—LIII. 93. 267. 436. 515. 
671.—LV. 400. 

—Ditto Parts of Acts, XLVIN 598.—XLVII. 782.—L. 475. $57. 577.-—LI. 605.—LIII. 
515. 672. 

Bills, XLVI, 43. 211. 384. 455.°629.—-XLVII. 132. 409. 457. 500. 611—XLVIII. 308. 
610. 720. 721. &amp;C.—XLIX. 74. 147. 482. 646. &amp;c.—L. 92. 111. 218. &amp;c.—LI. 52. 
100. 229. &amp;c.—LII. 62. 216. 319. 405. &amp;c.—LIII. 139. 237. 338. 480. 515. &amp;c.—LIV. 
QI. 100. 205. 310. 403. 511.—LYV. 25. 207. 301. 400. 519. 63%. 706. 

On Bills after being dropt for want of Forty Members prefent, XLVI. 165.—XLVII. 833.—-XLIX: 
382.—LII. 646.—LV. 309. 

On Bills after the Speaker refumed the Chair, and no Report made, LII. 6 56. 


On Bills of Divorce, XLVI 269. 278. 631.—XLVII. 589. 600, 700.—XLVIII. 318. 610. 
634. 744+ 777-—XLIX. 584.—LI. 149. 438. 525. 576. 582. 603. 606. 641.—LII. 104. 
209. 432. 559. 572. 651. 675——LIII. §21. 548. 569.—LIV. 142. 183. 259. 399. 414. 
SIE. 541. 557. 611.—LV. 395. 

On other Bills from the Lords, XLVIII. 921.—LII. 741.—LV. 600. 

On Bills re-committed, XLVI. 211. 299. 313. 396. 469. 567.--XLVII. 730. 765.—XLIX. 


478. 553. 5§62.—L. 180. 278. 462.—LI. 484. 592. 597. 605. 651.—LII. g0. 669. 
LUI. 343. 476.—LIV. 402. 596.—LV. 574. 





Ditto after being dropt for want of Forty Members prefent, LIII. 514. 
On Bills again re-committed, LI. 643.—LII. 90. 647. 


On other Matters, XLVI. 51. 95. 206. 229. 246. 431. 451. 469. 629. 630. 659.—XLVII. 
43. 126. 583. 696. 766.—XLIX. 167. 484.—L. 11. 188. 282. 284. 354. 372. 511.—LI. 
54- 410. 504. 597. 643.—LII. 65. 386. 411. 414. 440. 616. 689,—LIII. 176. 234. 237. 
364. 455.—LIV. 258. 394. 434-—LV. 544. 562. 577. 614. 710. 


Houle zo confider further, viz. 


458. 


Of Aéts of Parliament, LII. 440. 450. 


Of Bills, XLVI. 396. 403. 464. 564.—XLVII. 718. 730. 774.—XLVHI. 399. 442. 647. 774. 
816. 820. 826.—XLIX. 382.—L. 229. 463. 468. 569. 584.—LI. 115 118. 454. 605. 
629. 668. 691.—LII. 92. 334. 335- 353- 396. 407. 419. 533. 552. 590. 597. 611. 628. 
652. 699.—LIII. 159. 162. 164. 343. 519. 540. 693.-—LIV. 62. 311. 328. 498. 648. 
LV. 304. 534. 644. 686. 872. 887. 8go. 


Of Bills re-committed, LIV. 78. 523. 

Of Bills from the Lords, LV. 685. 

Of Reports, XLVI. 690.—LII. §33.—LIII. 369.—LIV. 483.—LV. 202. 449. 616. 
Of His Majefty’s Meffages, LIV. 151.—LV. 407. 421. 453. 562. 575. 


Of other Matters, XLVI. 150. 435.—XLVII. 398. 677. 743- 756.—XLVIII. 677. 713.—LI. 
21. QO. 147. 240. 440. 454. 504. 575.—LII. 43. 155.—LIV. 411.—LV. 330. 803. 


Houle will in Three Months, &amp;c. refolve itfelf into Committees, viz. 


459+ 


460. 


On Bills, XLVI. 588.—XLVII. 737. 1024.—XLVIII. 621. 747. 780. 781. 924.—XLIX. 571. 
L. 419. 491. 610.—LI. 696.—LII. 371. 605.—LV. 373. 


On Bills from the Lords, XLVI. 564. 
To confider of the Circumftances of the African Slave Trade, XLVIII. 282. 


Will early in. a following Seffion take intto Confideration particular Matters, XLVI. 654.—XLVII. 
778. 787.—LI. 765. 


Houfe will, at particular Hours on particular Days, refolve it/elf into Commit- 


Inpex XLYI. 








tees, Viz. 
On Bills, at Twelve o’Clock, XLVIII. 221. 762. 
at Twelve o’Clock, to confider of a due Attendance of Members, XLVHI. 248. 








at Ditto, to.confider further of Bills, XLVIII. 921. 
at Ditto, to confider of Reports, XLVIII. 274: 


to LV. (1790—1800.) 6Y Howfe 








Houle s Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 








Houfe will at particular Times do other Matters, viz. 
462. Read Bills a Third Time at Twelve o’Clock, XLVII. 818. 
-“_ Proceed further on Third Readings, LI. 515. 


Will receive and confider Excufes for Non-Attendance of Members between Four and Six o’Clock 
in the Afternoon, XLVIII. 278. 


———Ditto between Five and Six o’Clock in the Afternoon, XLVIII. 297. 
Will fit at Three of the Clock in the Afternoon, XLVIII. 299. 303. 
Will confider further of Lords Amendments to particular Matters at Two o’Clock, Lv. 485. 


Houle proceeds to take Matters into Confideration, viz. 


463. Addreffes of the Lords, XLIX. 738.—LI. 10.—LII. 641.—LIII. 39.—LV. 539. 
Meffages of the Lords, LI. 436. 453. 458. 523.—LIV. 499.—LV. 582. 871. 873. 888. 890. 
894. 902. 
“ Amendments of the Lords to Bills, XLVI. 259. 397- 409. 55§- 635. 705.—XLVII. 616. 731. 


808. 1062.—XLVIII. 340. 434. 624. 719. 804. 944.—XLIX. 254. 418. 547. 635. 734. 
—L. 140. 296. 340. 433. 501. 610.—LI. 236. 449. 519. 603. 765.—LII. 230. 321. 400. 
505. 618. 722.—LIII. 267. 365. 424. 511. 618. 700.—LIV. 90. 136. 319. 467. 553. 
605. 721.—LV. 304. 409. 525. 634. 9165. 

” —————- to Titles of Bills, LIM. 130. 133. 151 LV. 322. 
ther Matters, XLVI. 63.—XLVII. 381. 592. 616. 820.—XLVIII. 613. 719. 994.—XLIX. 
734-—LI. 50.—LIII. 430. 646. 


See Willg.—Clections,—Journals, 46. &amp;c.— Mel#lages.—Supra, 108. 120. 121. &amp;e: 





Houfe proceeds to take Matters into further Confideration, viz. 
464. Amendments of the Lords'to Bills, XLVIII. 996. 
Reports of Bills, after printed Copies thereof, with Amendments, had been delivered to Members 
at the Door, L. 145. 293- 370. 408. 505.—LI. 171. 281. 428. 506. 628.—LII. 189. 241. 
452. 576. 626.—LIII. 428. 538. 649.—LV. 399. 407. 529. 696. 
Reports of other Bills, XLVI. 248. 374. 460.—XLVII. 685. 718. 803. 1025.—XLVIII. 250. 


445. 661. 718. 863.—XLIX. 290. 336. 615.—L. 408. 510. 600.—LI. Ig90. 203. 
$59- 643.—LII. 221. 685.—LIII. 140. 386. 466. 513. 600.—LIV. 80. 102. 320. 


477- 596. 604. 707.—LV. 371. 456. 577. 615. 716. 891. 
and Counfel heard, &amp;c. XLVI. 374. 466.—XLVIII. 250.—LII. 719.——=—Ditto in Part 
heard, LIM. 614.—LV. .704. 


Reports of Bills from the Lords, XLVIII. 84. 996. 


Reports, and Bills re-committed, LII. 647.—LIII. 476. 517. 556. 662. 663. 679.—LIV. 78. 
402. 





ee 





Reports of Bilis re-committed, XLIX. 632.—LI. 539.—LIII. 613. 702. Ditto where Notices 


were not given, LI. §41. 
Reports, after going through the other Orders of the Day, LV. 45. 
Reports of Bills re-committed, and Bills again re-committed, LI. 736. 


Other Reports, XLVI. 758.—XLVIII. 415. 613.—LI. 231. 276.—LIII. 528. 676.—LV. 201. 
236. 254. 280. 466. 728. 


Proceeds to the further Hearing of Counfel, XLVIII. 726.—LV. 722. 
Houfe poftpones feveral Matters, XLVI. 666.—L. 303. 394.—LI. 223. 
Poftponed Matters proceeded in, XLVI. 666.—L. 303. 464.—LI. 227. 
-——Ditto deferred, XLVI. 667. 


Houfe, according to Order, proceeds to take Matters into Confideration, viz. 
465. Addreffes of the Lords, LIV. 472. 
Bills in Committees, LV. 171. 660. 711. 





Meflages of His Majefty, XLVI. 182.—LII. 258.—LV. 94. 
Proclamations, XLVII. 831. 
Reports, XLVI. 691.—LV. 669. 882. 

. Speeches, LV. 804.——See /upra, 20, and (under 258.) 
Other Matters, XLVI. 318.—L. 375.—LIV. 712. 










Houfe, 
































Houle ; Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 








Houfe, according to Order, proceeds to take Matters into further Confideration, viz. 
466. Third Reading of Bills, LV. 715. 


Reports of Bills, XLVI. 396.—XLVII. 435.—XLIX. 423. 557. 579- 632.—L. 266. 542.—LII. 
229.—LIII. 576. 645. 656.—LV. 532. 642. 


and further adjourned, L. 266.—LIV. 552. 





and Bills re-committed, XLIX. 579. 





—— from Bills re-committed, LIV. 554. 690.—LV. 609. 
Reports of the Committee of Supply, XLVIT. 435.—LIV. 56. 
Other Reports, LIL. 510. 533.—-LIII. 392.—-LIV. 402. 523. 546. 690. 703.—LV. 535 


Houfe, according to Order, refumes the adjourned Confideration of Matters, viz. 
467. Lords Amendments to Bills, LV. 627. 
Bills, LI, 235.—LIV. 709. 715.—LV. 517: 633. 
Complaints, LIV. 127. ; 


eo Debates, XLVI. 689.—XLVII. 620. 830.—XLVIII. 749. 785. 791.—XLIX. 207. 255. 580. 
L. 369. 604.—LI. 119. 226. 441.—=LII. 100.—LIII. 174.—LIV. 729.—LV. 776. 787. 


“ Reports, XLVIII. 277. 622. 777--—-XLIX. 561. 626.—L. 275. 455.-~-LIL 575. 693.—LIIl. 
600. 604.—LIV. 559.—LV. 581. 727. 


Houfe, according to Order, refumes adjourned Proceedings, viz. 


468. On Bills, LI. 235. 466. 592.—-LIII. 517. 518. 672. 
sa, On Reports, LV. 601. 7 
ye Houfe now refumes further Confideration of Matters, LI. 235. 


Houle, according to Order, refolves itfelf inta Committees, viz. 


469. To confider Acts and Parts of Aéts of Parliament, XLVII. 612.—L. 408.—LI. 615.—LII. 189. 
LIM. 96. 678.—LIV. 511.—LV. 25. 34. 161. 721. 


o — Ditto Accounts and Papers, LV. 335. 


re On Bills, XLVI. 175. 343- 564. 639.—XLVII. 445. 533. 764. 1028.—XLVIII. 59. 244. 336. 
456. 616. 708. 823.—XLIX. 155. 321. 451. 615.—L. 177. 278. 306. 455.—LI. 37- 
171. 240. 386. 407. 562. 614.—LII. 103. 200. 335. 446. 529.—LIII. 96. 137. 2446 
346. 519. 633.—LIV. 68. 222. 313. 438. 515. 685. &amp;c.—LV. 29. 287. 339. 523. 627. 
767. 861. 918. 


On Bills, and Counfel heard, Lil. 700. 


‘in On Bills, and make no Report ; the Speaker refumes the Chair, XLVIII. 780.—LI. 699.——On 
Forty Members not being prefent, XLIX. 619.—LUI. 540.—LIV. 4109. 


——Ditto, and Petitions received againft Bills, and Counfel ordered; and confidered in the Com- 
mittee, and not Forty Members prefent, LIV. 419. 


On Bills from the Lords, XLVII. 678. 681.—XLVIII. 403. 647. 676. 781.—XLIX. 488. 597: 


—LI. 494. 553. 623. 625. 663. 693.—LII. 236. 451. 589. 597. 670, 698.—LIV. 
643.—LV. 610. 





o Ditto Divorce Bills, Lill. 267. 554. 579.—LIV. 196. 597. 
Toconfider of Motions for Leave to bring in Bills, XLVI. 821.—LII. 705.—LIII. 632. 


To confider other Matters, XLVI. 89. 356.—XLVIII. 47. 263. 305. 308.—XLIX. 184.— 


L. 111. 285. 358.—LII. 412. 452. 739.—LIII. 145. 245.—-LIV. 411.—LV. 34. 36. 379. 
477. 512. 586. 721. 802. 862. goo. 918. 


Houfe, according to Order, refolves it/elf into Committees to confider further of par- 
ticular Matters, viz. 


470. Aé&amp;ts of Parliament, Lill. 455. 


Of Bills, XLVI. 380. 403. 585.—XLVIII. 695.—XLIX. 625.—LI. 140, 701,—LII. 413. 628. 
656.—LIII. 162. 514. 564.—LV. 315. 901. 


Of Bills from the Lords, XLVII. 681.—XLVIII. 695.—LI. 674. 
Of other Matters, XLVIII. 101.—L, 29.—LI. 575. 699. 


Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Orders 





| Houle; Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 











Orders of the Day, viz. 


For Committees of the whole Houfe, &amp;c. 





See Billg, 422. &amp;c. 


Other Orders of the Day, viz. 
For Committees of the whole Houfe, 8&amp;c.——See Bills, 423. &amp;c. 


Orders of the Houfe read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, viz. 

471. For the Houfe to refolve itfelf into Committees, XLVI. 171. 230. 278. 406. 435. 459. 550. 
XLVII. 572. 720.—XLVIII. 419. 633. 654. 732. 752.—L. 284. 385.— LI. 386. 505. 
555-—LU. 119. 262. 685.—LIII. 235. 241. 248. 456. 602. 612,—LIV. 258. 410. 
414. 484. 485. 501. 503. 529. 531- 538. 546. 607. 614. 666.—LYV. 421. 542. 

Ditto, and Bills tranfmitted to different Committees, XLVIII. 766. 





For Perfons to attend the Houfe, L. 350. 
For confidering Addreffes of the Lords, LIV. 434. 


For reading Bills a Second Time, &amp;c. XLVIII. 127. 419. 733.—XLIX. 212. 232. 234. 235. 
263.—L. 319. 331.—LI. 526.—LIII. 145. 456.—LIV. 99. 104. 399. 403. 477+ 483. 484. 
498. 533- 607. 

For receiving Reports, L. 375.—LI. 146. 


For taking Reports into further Confideration, XLVIII. 457.—L. 361. 547.—LI. 523. 530.— 
LIV. 413. 432.—LV. 253. 

For taking Petitions into Confideration, XLIX. 234.—LIII. 257. 464. 

For confidering Meflages of His Majefty, LU. 240, 

For the further Hearing of Counfel, XLIX. 538. 

For the Third Reading of Bills, LIII. 618. 


Orders of the Houfe read and difcharged, and Infiruction given relative thereto, viz, 
472. Relating to applying Money arifing from the Reduction of certain Drawbacks, LII. 242. 
——Ditto read and negative difcharging them, LI. 94. 
See Accounts, 1429.— Bills, 423. &amp;c.—MDrbderg, 132.— Petitions, 404. &amp;c. 





473° Houle acquainted of particular Matters. See Billg, 9 7.—Counlel,— Elections.— King, 20. 
&amp;c.—Mentbets, 28. 32. 59. 61. 72. &amp;c-—Mellages, 1. 6. 64. &amp;c.—Petitions, 124. 150. 
Reports, 452. 460. &amp;c.—Sedition,—‘Speaker, 38. 39.—Supply, 22.—WMales, yrince of, 3. 


Houle informed of particular Matters, viz. 
4740 Of Petitions being ready to be offered to the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVII. 381. 


Of Parties being defirous of proceeding on Parts of their Petitions only, and Order difcharged as 
to the reft, XLVIIF. 283. 


Of Tolls and Duties not intended to be levied on Parties interefted, and Orders for referring the 
Petitions to Committees difcharged, and Bills ordered, XLVI. 132. 146. 395.—XLVII. 526. 
XLVII. 771.—LUI. 299. 


Of Ditto, and Petitions not referred but Bills ordered in, XLVI. 192.—LI. 93.—LII. 294. 
Bills, 423. ‘ 

Informed of Ditto by, Reports from Committees, LIIL. 533. 

Of Perfons having intended to petition the Houfe if the Houfe had fat, Lil. 150. 151. 


See 





Of Parties giving their Confents to Amendments propofed. at the Commons to Bills, L. 563.— 
LI. 549. 
to fhortening the Time for the Houfe going into a Committtee on a Divorce Bill, XLIX-. 
534 
Of Committees having adjourned, and Inftruction to fit again fooner than the Day they had ad- 
journed to, LI. 140. 
——of fufpending their Proceedings, and of an Adjournment made and Leave given to make other 
Adjournments, XLVIII. 406. 





——Ditto fufpended their Proceedings on account of Suggeftions of particular Agreements 
between Parties, and Inftruction to enquire into Ditto, XLIX. 360. . 


Of Perfons attending, and Accounts, &amp;c. prefented, XLVI. 43. 149. 253. 304, 403. 567. &amp;c- 
XLVII. 21. 114. 390. 406. 517. 674. 702. 814. 1028,—XLVIII. 33. 134. 220. 341° 
400+ 











Houle ; Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, | 





400. 620. 747. nig 994-—XLIX. 401. 739.—L. 175. 409.—LI. 34. 228. 421. 553. 
621.—LII. 23. 336. 447. 508. 627. 700.—LIII. 38. 114. 252. 305. 430. 540. 648. 706.— 
LIV. 44. 146. 20). 328. 429. 507. 653. 727.—-LV. 9. 141, 211. 300. &amp;c. , 

——Ditto and Reports from Commiffioners, &amp;c. prefented, XLVI. 97. 135.—XLVII. 141. 833. 
1030.— XLVIII. 75. 467. 

“ Of the Sheriffs of London attending, and Petitions prefented by them. XLVII. 801.—XLVII. 46. 

185.—XLIX. 73.—L. 70. 164. 286. 410. 541.—LI. 92. 246. 292. 431.—LII. 218. 296. 
399. 411.—LIll. 84. 235. 236. 311. 312.—LIV. 59. 75. 668. 

—— Ditto of one of the Sheriffs attending, and Petitions prefented, LV. 197. 252. 285. 585. 
755° 


Of Perfons attending, and they are called in and examined, viz. 


Relative to the [llnefs of Members on Election Committees, XLVI. 251. 375.—XLVIII. 386, 
419. See Pembers. 

——Ditto to Bills before the Houfe, XLVI. 292.—XLVII. 1088.—XLVIII. 996.—LI. 675.— 
LIl. 743.-—LIV. 555- 

Of other Amendments being necefflary to be made to Bills, and the Bills re-committed, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 249. 391. 447. 567. 632.—XLVII. 513. 700. 815.—XLVIII, §0. 317. 421. 609. 
764. 800.— XLIX. 308. 449. 583.—L. 180. 278. 363. 550.—LI. 454. 651.—LII. 86. 
334. 407. 528. 619.—LIII. 140. 343. 476. 517. 634.—LIV. 78. 311. 550. 648.—LV. 
45. 304. 462. 546. 615. 81. 

——Ditto with refpect to particular Parts, LI. 663. 

of Ditto, and negative the Bill being re-committed, XLVII. 803. 











of Ditto, and Motion made to re-commit the Bill, andthe Houfe adjourns for want of 
Forty Members, LV. 413. 


Of further Amendments being neceffary, and Bills again re-committed, LII. 90. 567. 647. 681. 
736.—LIV. 498. 559. 689. 690. 


- Of other Amendments being intended to be propofed, and further Proceedings on ‘Third Readings 
of Bills adjourned, Lil. 457. 590.—=-LIII. 175. 


See Atcounts.— Bills, 97. 423.—Counfel— Clections.— Members.— Migrakes.— 
Petitions, 115.—Reports, 123. &amp;c.—peaker, 52. &amp;c.—Supra, 66. | 
The Duty of the Houfe, viz. 


475: Refolution that it is the Duty of the Houfe to enquire into the Caufes which have produced a parti- 
cular Order of Council, LI. 353. The faid Refolution moved to be read, and entered, and 
negative a Motion for appointing a Committee thereon, 356. 


Queftion Previous Negative ona Motion relative to the Duty of the Houfe, LIT. 392. 


Other Orders of the Day read on Motions relative to the Duty of the Houfe, viz. 
Vigilantly to fuperintend the Expenditure of the Public Money, LI. 683. 
To watch over and controul the Purpofes for voting Men or Money, LIII. 696. 


The Door of the Hou/fe, viz. 
476. Locked, XLVI. 89. 367. &amp;c. 
Remains locked, XLVI. 149. 
Opened, &amp;c. XLVI. 142.—L. 180. 291. 324. &amp;c.——See Clectiong, (the Table). © 
Not opened when defired to be fo, XLVI. 292. 


The Lobby of the Houfe, viz. 
477- Orders to be fixed in Ditto, L. 287. 
See Drvers, 83. 


See Clectiong. 





478. Houfe meets and adjourns without doing Bufinefs, XLVI. 222. 314. 315. 448. 667.—XLVII. 1026, 
1088.—XLVIII. 73.—XLIX 736. 740.—L. 430. 550. 584.—LI. 436. 555. 671.—LII. 
593- 642. 682.—LIII. 40. 148. 169. 622.—LIV. 81. 132.136. 155. 177.—-LV- 47. 236. 


794. 733+ 749. 928. 
Ditto, - - - - - - except {wearing Perfons applying to be naturalized, LIV. 200. 
meets and prorogues without doing Bufinefs, XLVI. 708.—XLVII. 1091.—XLVIII. 997. &amp;&amp; 


meets and an Adjournment immediately propofed, but negatived, XLIX. 612. 











inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 6Z Fir 















Houle 5. Orders, Refolutions, and Inéidental Proceedings § &amp;e, 





Firft Days of Meeting in each Seffion; viz. 


« On 25th November 1790; XLVI. 6.——On 31ft January 179253 XLVII. 3. On 13th Des 
cember 1792 3; XLVIII. 3. On 21ft January 1794; XLIX. 3. On 30th December 
17943 L. 3. On 29th Oétober 1795; LI. 3——On 27th September 1796; Lil. 7, . 
On 2d November 17973 LIII. 3———-On 20th November 1798; LIV. 3.—On 24th 
September 1799; LV. 3--—On 11th November 1800, in the Painted Chamber of His 
Majefty’s Palace of Weftminfter, Ly. 795. 









































479. Sits on Saturdays, XLVI. 7. 34.315. 624.—XLVII. 471. 531. 588. 1028. 1068.—XLVIII. 11, 
137- 196. 310. 607. 660. 732. 804.—XLIX. 81. 177. 255. 611. 612. 734. 736.—L. 322. 
638.—LI. 15. 248. 684. 784.—LII. 16. 125. 213. 234. 259. 518. 543. 593. 618. 634, 
741.—LIlI. 34.122. 134. 166. 169. 259. 437. 479- 514. 571. 629. 697.—LIV..9. 92. 
103. 155. 208, 373. 511. 569. 609.—LV. 25. 39. 47. 768. 861. 904. gig. 
———-continues to fit till Saturday Morning, XLVII. 789. 1023.—-XLVIII. 85.—-XLIX. 336. 392. 
611.—LI. 445.—LII. 366. 617.—LIII. 696.—LIV. 92. 102. 256. 





Ditto till Sunday Morning, XLIX. 613. 
480. A Poft Meridiem, XLVIII. 12.—LUI. 74.—LYV. 8. 


« Perfons ordered to attend the Houfe, XLVI. 150. 154. 172. 195. 206. 257.—L. 311. 350.— 
LI. 154. 158. 


For other Matters; 
See Accounts, 7o8.—Andrelles, 50. 51. 63. 65. 68.—%Bank of England.—Bills, 
98. 372.—Cormittees, 114. 119. 120. 121.—Complaints, 21.~-Contributions, 
—Debates, 28.— Motions, 54. 55. &amp;c. — Dilites, 4. —Orders, 1. 7. 72. &amp;c. 
Speaker, 67.—Supplp, 151. 152. 190. &amp;c. 





Houle-building. 


Sce Actourits, 1264.—ZBillg, 280.—Wiater, s. 








Houleholv, &amp;c. 


See Atcounts, 284. 285. 801.— Bills, 220. 264.—Seotland, 26.—Wembers, 128. 





Houle Rent and Forage. 


See Accounts, 138. 


Poutes. 


1. Lodging Houfes defcribed, Lim. 176. - 
2. ‘Lowering Affefiments on particular Houfes in the Coustry, Lil. 176. 





See Accounts, 152. 312. 348. 669. 799. 808. 810. 847. 956. 1o11. 11$5. 1264. 

Addrelles.— Bank of England.— Bills, 44. 146. 174. 206. 259. 280.—Churehes, 

36. 39. &amp;c.—Complaints, 19.—Corporations, 4. 7. 8—Debt, 1.—Duties.— 

Cast Jndia Company,—Gaols, 2. 3. 4.—highways, (Frome).—olpitals.— 

Houle, 170. 171.—FJnelofures, 246. 252.—Lotteryp.—Welages.—_Pavigations, 

39. 71&lt;—Mabp, 11.— Parliament. — Penitentiary Houles.— Poor, 6. &amp;c.— 

. 2g Stotland, 54. 55. 68.—Sessions,—Supply, 465. 476. 560. 





























Houtes and. Windows. 
See Accounts, 815. 1146. 1155. 1156.—Commritters, 105.—Duties, 66. 71 —Soupplp, Agt. 
517. 





Humber, 


See Bills, 84.—Docks.—ibavens.— Ports; 





Hundreds, 


See Bilis, 63.—Carts, &amp;c.—Pairies; 2—Game.—Fnelolures, 48. 413.—Poot, 6. 10. 15; 
30. 34. 36.—Riots, 2. 





Hungary. 


See Getmanp, 





Husbandry. 


See Movrelles, 25. 135.—Agriculture, 1. 2—Farms, &amp;ci—Apoule, 15. 72. 74. 164. 190. 
211. 262.—Labdurers.—Supply, 33. 314. 659: 





Hydrometer. 


Clarke’s Hydrometer, XLVI. 584.—XLVII. 7106.—XLVIII. 827.~XLIX, 329. 
See Laws Expiring, 7. 8. 10. 28.—Supplp, 349. 353. 535. 





‘Jamaica, 


i American Trade, &amp;c. XLVI. 574. P. 686: 

2: Free Ports, &amp;c. XLVI. 574.—XLVII. 710. P. 776. 

36 Petition of the Agent of Jamaica relating to the propofed Abolition of the Slave Trade, xLVit, 
631. 

4s Report relating to the Mufquito Shore, XLVII. 430. 


See Attounts, 66. 67. 161. 216. 411. 450. 485. 456. Bio. 977. 1242,—Adorelles, 
29.—A merita.— Boule, 418.—Motions, 39. 41.—Slabes, 4.—Supglp, 72. 1. 
92. 94.—Wdbest Fndies, 6. 7. &amp;c. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





A&amp; 1 Geo, I. relating to feducing Soldiers to defert, and Papifts inlifting in the faid IMands, &amp;c, 
read, XLVII. 789. 
See Accounts, 669. 812. 813.—Addrefles, 69. — Alderney. — Commigeees, 103.— 
Corn,—_poule, 114 Laws Expicing, 27.—post Office, co. 6. — Smuggling, 


1. 2.—Supplp, 74. 75. 192. 


2? 


Peluits, &amp;c. 





Aéts relating to Ditto, and other Matters, read, and negative a Motion thereon, &amp;c. XLVI. 788. 


Report of their being examined, LV. 479.——See Lotteries private, 3: 


‘Hewellers. 


Yewels. 


See Holland, 1. 2. &amp;c. 


Jews. 











A&amp; relating to Ditto, and other Acts, read, and negative a Motion thereon, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 


See Maturalizations.—Daths. 


Impeachment. 





of Bengal, viz. 


Refolution, Nemine Contradicente, viz. 
That the Houfe will refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider the State 

in which the Impeachment was left at the Diffolution of the laft Parliament, XLVI. 47. Con- 
fidered and report a Progrefs, and to fit again, 126. Further confidered, and report a further 


Progrefs, 


Refolution, 


&amp;c. 133. Further confidered, and report a 





Impeachment of Warren Haftings, Efquire, late Governor General 


“ That an Impeachment by the Commons of Great Britain againft Warren Haftings, Efquire, 
“ &amp;c. for fundry High Crimes and Mifdemeanors, was then depending ;” which was agreed to, 


136. 


A Motion made and Amendments propofed, 8c. and a Motion made for the Houfe to ad- 


journ negatived on a Divifion, and Divifions on the Amendments, and 


Refolution, 
That in Confideration of the Length of Time elapfed fince carrying in the Impeachment, it 
appears to the Houfe to be proper to proceed to no other Parts of the Impeachment than thofe 
on which the Managers have already clofed their Evidence, excepting only fuch Parts as relate to 
Contracts, Penfions, and Allowances, 175. 





Meflage, 















Pmpeachment o Warren Hattings, Heuire 


Meflage, 
Seat to the Lords to acquaint them that the Houfe is teady to proceed on the Impeachment, 
and to requeft they will appoint a convenient Day for the further Hearing of the fame; 
Mr. Burke to carry the Meflage, and Managers for the Impeachment appointed, XLVI. 176. 
Mr. Burke makes report, and fays the Lords will fend an Anfwer by Meffengers of their 


own, 189. . 


Meffage from the Lords, 
That they would proceed further in the Trial on Monday, 23d of May, (i791) $79: 


Ordered, 
That the feveral Orders made on the 6th February 1788, be obferved every Day that the 
Houfe thall go as a Committee of the whole Houfe to the Trial of Mr. Haftings in Weit- 
minfter Hall, 579. 





Trial further proceeded in, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 651. 657. 667. 


Negative an Addrefs to His Majefty to continue the Seffion until the Evidence on the Part of the 
Profecution fhould be clofed, 654. _ ; 


Mefiage, 
That their Lordthips would proceed further in the Trial on the firft Tuefday in the next Seffion 
of Parliament, 668. 


Meffage, 
That their Lordthips would proceed further in the Trial on Tuefday, 14th February 17924 
XLVIL 6. 


7 


Managers appointed, 21. 


Trial further proceeded in, XLVII. 377. 394 Ditto before a Ballot for a Committee on Elections, 


407. Proceeded in, 456. 458. 727. 734. 751. 761. 779. 781. 794. 798. 815. 818. 
1023. 1064. 1066. 1069. 1074. 1075. 1088. 


Mefiage, 
That their Lordthips would proceed further in the ‘Trial on the Second Tuefday in the next 
Seffion of Parliament, 1088. 


Meffage, 
That their Lordfhips would proceed further in the, Trial on Tuefday, 1ath February 17933 
XLVIII. 34. February 14th; 90. February 1sth; 196. 


Managers appointed, 47. 677. 
A Committee appointed to confider of Means for expediting the Trial, 158. 282. 


Trial further proceeded in before a Ballot for a Committee on Elections, 196, 219. 211. 





Proceeded in, 280. 290. 298. 


The Houfe approves, 
Of the Conduct of Mr. Burke, and the other Managers, for going to the Trial (the Lords havi 
met) before the Sitting of the Houle, 298. iit ilieditae ee 
Report of the Sele&amp; Committee, , 
On the Means of expediting the Trial, 298. 
A Motion withdrawn, A 
For a Conference with the Lords to expedite the Trial, 299. 
Refolution, 


For the Houfe to meet as a Committee in Weftminfter Hall the next Morning, and to fit at 
Three o’Clock in the Afternoon, 299. Another Refolution to the fame Effeét, and that 
they would do foevery Day during theSeffion; and that the Speaker might take the Chair 
to'receive a Meffage relating to the Trial, although Forty Members were not prefent, 305. 


Trial further proceeded in, XLVIII. 304, 310. 
Meffage, 
To proceed further in the Trial on Friday, 12th April 1793 ; XLVIII. 310. 
Trial further proceeded in, XLVIN. 631. 656. 660. Mr. Dudley North added to the Managers, 
677. Proceeded in, 683. 709. 722. 733. :759- 783- 789, 800. 804. 805. 809. ; 
Mr. Haftings clofed his Defence. 
A Committee appointed to confider the State of the Impeachment againft him, and to report t 
fame, &amp;c: XLVIII. 812. ‘Report, and a Seolt att ee 
Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 7A Meffage 








Meffage fent to the Lords, : 
Acquainting their Lordfhips, that the Cafe of Warren Haftings, Efquire, having been clofed 
fooner than was expected, &amp;c. defire the Trial to be put off toa further Day ; an equal Di- 

vifion of Numbers on the previous Queftion, upon a Motion for the Managers to pre 
and lay before the Houfe a Statement of the Proceedings onthe Trial, XLVIII. 818 ih 


The Speaker decides 


In favout of the Motion for the Queftion to be put ; but on putting the origi Be Gh 
was paffed in the Negative, 818. a putting the original Motion it 


Report of Anfwer to the Meflage, 
That the Lords would fend an Anfwer by Meffengers of their own, 819. 


Meflage, 
That their Lordthips would proceed further in the Trial on Monday the, 10th of June, 819. 


Negative a Motion, 
For a Meflage to be fent to defire the Lords to poftpone any further Proceedings to the follow- 
ing Seffion, 847. | 


Meffage to the Lords, . 
That the Managers would not be able to proceed in their Reply to the Defence made by Mr 
Haftings on the Day appointed, and therefore to-defire they would allow further Time for 
that Purpofe, 863. 


Report of the Meflage, | | 
That their Lordfhips would fend an Anfwer by Meffengers of their own, 866. 


Meffage from the Lords, , | 
That their Lordfhips would proceed further in the Trial on the Second Tuefday in the follow- 
ing Seffion of Parliament, 873. 


Complaint, 
Of the Newspaper called The World reflecting on the Conduct of the Managers; the Hout 
adjourns on a Motion made relating to Ditto, 925. 


Meflage from the Lords, | 
That their Lordfhips would proceed further in the Trial on Thurfday, 13th February, 1794; 
XLIX. 20. . 


Managers appointed, 23. 
Refolution, : 
That the Houfe do on the 13th of February, and every Day on which there are any Proceed- 


ings on the Trial during that Seffion, meet as a Committee in Weftminfter Hall, &amp;c. and 
the Speaker to take the Chair to receive a Meffage relating to Ditto as before, 23. 


Mefiage, 
To acquaint their Lordfhips that the Houfe was anxious to bring the Trial to a fpeedy Con- 
clufion, &amp;c. and would proceed from Day to Day thereon, &amp;c. 154. 


Members of the Houfe as Witnefles. 
Managers acquaint the Houfe that they fhould have Occafion to examine Richard Barwell and 
Philip Francis, Efquires; a Note of their Names given to the Serjeant, and he to give No- 
tice to the faid Members, &amp;c. 159. 


The Trial further proceeded in, XLIX. 162. Name of a Witnefs fent to the Lords to be fum- 
moned, 224. Proceeded in, 226. Anfwer of the Lords that they would give Orders 
for fummoning the Witnefs, 246. Proceeded in, 247. 255. 


Meffage from the Lords, 
‘o proceed further on the 7th of April, 255. 


A Committee appointed, 
To infpeét the Lords Journals in relation to their Proceedings on the Trial, and to report 
what they find therein, &amp;c. 294. Inflruétion to them'to report the feveral Matters that 
have occurred fince the Commencement of the Profecution, &amp;c: 344. 


The Trial proceeded in, XLIX. 423. 442. 460. 473. 


Report from the Infpeétion of the Lords Journals, 
To lie on the Table; and negative a Motion for the other Orders of the Day being read on a 
Motion for printing Ditto, and order it to be printed, 487. 


The Trial proceeded in, XLIX. 490. 497- 


The Report re-committed. 
The Houfe being informed by the Chairman that it would be proper to make fome Alterations 
and fome Additions thereto, the Order for printing it difcharged, and re-committed to ts 
wae 7 Tre | 









Impeachment of Warren Haftings; E{q. &gt; Banperial Dominions, &amp;c. 





fame Committee, and to’report Proceedings from Time to Time, 498. Reported again, and 
ordered to be printed, 504. 


' The Trial proceeded in, XLIX. 550. 554. 563. 580. 590. 617. 619. 621. 633. 636. 650 
651. 734 730 
Thanks to the Managers, ; 
For their faithful Management in the Difcharge of the Truft repofed in them ; and the fame 
given to them by the Speaker from the Chair, they all (being Members) ftanding up in 
their Places, 741. 


Meflage from the Lords. ; 
That their Lordthips would proceed further in the Trial on Thurfday the 23d of April 1795? 


L. 445- 
Managers appointed, 453. 


Ordered, 
That the feveral Orders made on 6th February 1788, be obferved on the 23d of April, when 
the Houfe go as a Committee on the Trial, 454. 


The Trial proceeded in; the Serjeant fent with the Mace to fummon the Members, &amp;c. and the 
Houfe attends the Trial, L. 458. The Speaker refumes the Chair, ibid —— See Lorog 
Journals. 


See alfo Accounts, 704: 814. 982. 1377. 1396.—MApdrefles, 117. 160. 


—--— 


Ymperial Dominions, —/ 


See Accountg, (Germany), alfo 1231. 1236. 1241. 1256.—Addrefles,.5. 39.—Customs, 5.— 
Germanp.— Pellages, 10. 12. 25. &amp;c.—Smuggling.— Supply. 


- 





‘Implements. 


See Laos Expiring, 6. 8. 10. &amp;c. 





‘Jmportation. 


Bills relating to Ditto ordered, on Reports from Committees 
of the whole Houfe, &amp;c. viz. 


For allowing Importation, viz. 


I. Of Goods from India and China, and other Parts within the Limits of the exclufive Trade of the 
Eaft India Company, in Ships not of Britifh-built, nor regiftered as fuch, and for the Exporta- 
tion of Goods from Great Britain, by the fame Ships, under certain Reftrictions ; ordered, L. 
532. Petition of Merchants, Ship Owners, &amp;c. againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 562. 565. 581. Read Second Time; Counfel 
and Evidence heard, and the Bill committed, 593. Reported, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
607. 613. 620. P. 638. 


Of Goods to be fpecified in an Order of Council; to enable His Majefty, for a Time to be limited, 
to permit fuch to be imported in Ships belonging to any Country in Amity with His Majefty ; 
ordered, LIV. 723. Prefented; read Firfl and Second Time; committed; confidered, and to 
be reported, 724. P. 744. 


2. Of Melaffes, from-any Country in Britifh Ships or Veffels, and in Ships or Veffels belonging to any 
State in Amity with His Majefty, 8c. ; ordered, LI. 576. Inftru¢tion for charging an additional 
Duty on Melaffes imported.from any Parts out of Europe in Foreign Ships, and for allowing a 
Drawback on Ditto exported, 669. P. 785. 





| Impex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 3. OF 









3: 


4. 


2 3 D 


12. 


“PMPOLCALCION atiowea; Attawed duty-free; Permiteed ; Prohibited 





For probibiting Importation, viz. 





Of Quercitron, or Black Oak Bark, when the Pfice of Oak Bark. fhalk be under the Price men- 
tioned in an Aét of 12 Geo. III. ordered, XLVI. 791. P. 1069. ; 


Of Rapefeed, and other Seeds ufed for extracting Oil, from any Country whatever, whenever the 
Price of middling Britifh Rapefeed fhall be above a certain Limit ; ordered and prefented ; read 
firft and fecond Time and committed, L. 616. Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 620. P. 637. 


For allowing Importation Duty free, viz. 


Of Arrow Root, viz. 


From the Britifh Plantations ; and alfo Linieed Cakes from any Foreign Country in any Ships 
Britifh-built ; erdered, LI. 682. Inftruétion to exempt Rape Cake from Duty on Im- 
portation, and Bill confidered, 695. P. 791. See infra, 6. 


Of Linfeed Cakes and Rape Cakes in Neutral Ships ; ordered, LV. 643. P. 714.——See fupra, 5. 
Of Raw Goat Skins, XLVI. 378. 438. P. 686, 





' Of Raw Hides and Skins from Ireland, &amp;¢. XLVII. 710. P. 776. 


Of Seal Skins cured with Foreign Salt ; ordered, XLVI. 628. P. 685-——Bill to continue the 
faid A&amp;, XLVI. 612. P. 776. 


Of Whalefins, Oil or Blubber of Whales, Seal Oil, and other Fifth taken in the Greenland Seas, 
é&amp;c. by Britifh Subjects, XLVI. 523. P. 747. 


See Duties, 66. 97. &amp;c.—Laws Expiring, 6. 8. 17.— Wek Jnvdies, 


For permitting Importation, viz. 


Of Goods, the Product or Manufacture of certain Parts within the Levant or Mediterranean Seas, 
into Great Britain, in Britifh or Foreign Veffels, from any Place whatfoever, 8&amp;c.; ordered, LI. 
500. P. 662. 


Of Organzined Thrown Silk, Flax, and Flax Seed, into this Kingdom, in Ships or Veffels belong- 
ing to any Kingdom or State in Amity with His Majefty, &amp;c; ordered, with an Inftruétion, L. 
i. 577. P. 617. Another Bill to continue Ditto; ordered, LI. 38. P. gy. Another 
Bill to continue Ditto; ordered, Lit. 67. P. rro. ~—tee 


Of Salt from Portugal during the War, in Neutral Ships; ordered, LIII. 303. P. 360. 








Of Sugar and Coffee, viz. 


Into the Bahama and Bermuda Iflands in Foreign Ships, 8c. XLVH. 696. 826. P. 1069. 
to amend the faid AG, &amp;c. XLVIII. 807. P. 938. 
P. 637. 


Bill 
Another Bill relating to Ditto, L. 5go. 
Another Bill relating to Ditto, LI. 662. P. 790. 











Of Cambrics and French Lawns, ViZ- 


Into this Kingdom, not being of the Manufacture of Ireland, except for the Purpofe of being 
Warehoufed for Exportation; ordered, LIl. 511. Bill prefented and to be printed, 5&gt;0. 
P. 637. 


Of Malt, Meal or Flour, except Meal or Flour made of Wheat or of “Oats, XLVI. 86. P 707. 
——See Corn, &amp;c. 2. 


Of Oatmeal into Scotland, except into certain Ports to be there warehoufed, &amp;c. XLVi. 86. 
P. 707. See Carn, &amp;c. 2. 


Of Rye, Barley, Peafe, Beans, &amp;c. XLVI. 351. P. 707. 


Of Silk Crapes and Tiffanies, viz. 


Into Great Britain, of the Manufacture of Italy, unlefs brought directly from thence ; ordered 
XLVI. 438. P. 685. : 


See Mecounts, 23. 67. 369. 377. 382. 383. 385. 402. 405. goo. 431. 446. 448. 450. 
454. 962. 969. 974. 1053. &amp;c—MAmetita, 7.—Billg, 39. 40, 62. 86. 90. 141. 
218. 281.—Corn and Grain,—Customs, 5 —MDuties, 1. 47. &amp;c.—whoule, 72. 
76. 93. 118. 122. 129. 132. 14k. 144. 146. 1§§. 157, 164, 227.—Jndemmnity. 
GFreland, 2.— Laws Expiring, 6. 8. &amp;c.— Wan, Fele of. — Ships anv Uellels, 
ga ates alg 6, &amp;c.—-fSupply, 350. 351. git. 518. 519. &amp;c.— 

ines, 





See Corn, &amp;c. 2. 





















































‘Importers. 


Corn warehoufed, permitted to be taken out to be und, 8c. bythe Importer, XLVI. 8¢.—— 
See Corn and Grain, 2. yt . een : 


See alfo Supplp, 327. 350. &amp;c. 





FJmports and Exports. 


See Atcounts, 368. 385. 403. 409. 426. 451. 456. 468. 962. 971. 1052. 





‘Jmpositions. 


See Conwplaints, 13, &amp;c. 





FYmposts, —_. 


A Petition, ftating the Landed and Funded Proprietors to have been the principal Paymatters of all 
Impofts, &amp;c. LI. 300. 


See Petitions, 62.—Supplip, 350. 351. &amp;c. 





‘*mprisonment, 


See Accounts, 956. 957. 1351.—Aliens,—Commnrittees,. 94.— Complaints, 22—Mebt, 3. &amp;c. 


— Debtors, 1. 2.— Houle, 58. 174. 175. 194. 206.— Petitions, 48. to 55. and 57,.— 
Quakers, 1. 





‘Pmpropriators. 


See Juclofureg, 6. 167. 268. 316. 402. 





— FYInaccurattes. 


See Atcounts, 1369.— Bills, 123.—Wistakes.—peritions, 86. 





Pncapacitation, 


Perfons ftated to be incapacitated from being elected Members to ferve in Parliament, XLVI. 60.— 
LI. 139. 


See Bills, 179. 199. 213.—@lectiong, 5. and (the Table). 





Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 7B 





























Yucidents. 


See Accounts, 367. 815. 1201. 





FYnelined Planes. 
See Mabigations.—R ailwaps—wWarer Leoelg. 


oo 





SS a ee al 


CONTENTS of th HEAD 
Suclolures. 





I. Bills relating to Inclofures in General « ~ - - - - 1 


If. Petitions for Bills to inclofe particular Commons, Common 


Grounds, &amp;c. and Bills ordered thereupon, &amp;c. 2. 40 433. 
III. Queftions Negative - - - - = - ~ ~ 434. 435. 


IV, Incidental Proceedings on Inclofures- - - - - 436. 





‘Snelofures. 


I. Bills relating to Inclofures in General, viz. 


I. For facilitating the Divifion and Inclofure of Wafte Lands and Commons, by Agreement, among 
the Parties interefted therein, or a certain Proportion thereof ;.and for removing certain legal Difabi- 
lities that might otherwife ftand in the Way of fuch Agreement ; ordered, LI. 276. Petitions in 
favour of Ditto, 250. 273. 308. Bill prefented, 8c. 433. Read Second Time and committed, 
and Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 439. Report; Bill, as amended by 
the Committee, ordered to be printed, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 484. Deferred, 505. Tranfmitted to a Select Committee, 526. Negative giving 
Inftructions to the Committee to turn the Bill into Two Bills, 532. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
Members of the Berkfhire Agricultural Society.; Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County 
of Cumberland, called together by Advertifement, and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the 
Parifhes of Whitchurch, Goring, &amp;c. in the County of Oxford, in favour of this Bill; to lie on 
the Table, 538. Committee on the Bill have leave to fit, notwithftanding any Adjournnient of 
the Houfe, 542. Petition and Reprefentation of Members of the Cornwall Agricultural Society, 
and other Inhabitants of the County, in favour of the Bill ; to lie on the Table, 579. Bill re- 
ported ; with Amendments to be printed, and again re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 605. Not reported again. See infra, and toute, 190. 


Bill for dividing, &amp;c. the Wafte Lands, Common Fields, &amp;c. in England, by Agreement, amongit 
the Parties interefted therein, and for removing any legal Difabilities that may ftand in the Way 
of fuch Agreement; ordered, LIl. 541. Prefented, and ordered to be printed, 554. Com- 
mitted, 576. Deferred 590. Confidered and reported ; and other Amendments being neceflary, 
Bill re-committed, &amp;c. 596. Deferred, 602. Further confidered, &amp;c. 605. Reported again, 
and again re-committed and confidered, and reported; Report to be further confidered, and 
Bill as amended to be printed, 620. Petition of the Gentlemen and Yeomen of the County of 
Devon in favour of the Bill of laft Year ; to lieon the Table, 626: Deferred, 641. Further 
Amendments being neceflary to be made, Bill again re-committed, 647. Further confidered, 
and to be reported, 656. Reported, and to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be 
printed, &amp;c. 659. Deferred, 667. 669. 675. Further Amendments being neceflary, Bill 
again re-committed, 681. Deferred, 684. Further confidered, 697. Reported ; Bill ordered 

to 












+ i ) | Bills, &amp;c. relating to them in General; ahd Petitions 
“Src lofures, } and Bills, for Hiclofing particular Commons, &amp;c, 





to be ingroffed, and to be read Third Time, 699. Deferred, 704. Read Third Time; new 
Title given, and a Claufe added for defraying the Expences of carrying the A&amp;t into Execution, 
712. Not returned from the Lords. ; 


Bill for enabling any Perfon or Perfons entitled toany Wafte, Uninclofed, and Unproduétive Lands, 
Common Arable Fields, &amp;c. o: any Portion thereof, in England, to divide, inclofe, and hold 
the fame in Severalty; ordered, Lil. 541. Prefented, and ordered to be printed, 554. Com- 
mitted, 576. Deferred, 590. 597. 602. Committee on Ditto deferred for Three Months, 605. 


See Houle, 257.—Pellages. 


Petition of certain Members of the Bath and Weft of England Agricultural Society in favour of 
a General Inclofure Bill; tolie on the Table, LIV. 49. 


Refolutions of the Lords refpeéting the Inclofure, &amp;c. of Wafte Lands, LV. 751.——See infra. 


Bill for confolidating in One A&amp;t certain Provifions ufually inferted in Acts of Inclofure ; ordeted, 
LV. 760, Prefented, &amp;c. 761. Committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 763. Con- 
fidered in the Committee, with an Inftruction, 770.’ Reported, &amp;c. and a Schedule containing 
Forms of Proceedings added by the Houfe to the Bill, 772. Sent to the Lords, 774. Not 
returned. : 





II. Petitions for Bills to Inclofe particular Commons, Common 


Zz. 


10. 


Il. 


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13. 





Tuvex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Fields, &amp;c. and Bills ordered thereupon, wz. 


Abergele, in the County of Denby, and ne Marth, &amp;c.; for embanking, inclofing, &amp;c. and 
felling certain Parts to pay Expences ; referred toa Committee, XLIX. 215. Report, 403. King’s 
Confent fignified, and Bill read Third Time, 570. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, which was agreed to, 635. 636. P. 735. : 


Abbott’s Bromley, otherwife Paget’s Bromley, in the County of Stafford, L. 118. P. 547. 
Acle, in the County of Norfolk, Lil. 164. P. 435. 


Adftock, in the County of Buckingham, LII. 269. Bill reported and re-committed, 639. 
Again reported, and again re-committed, 655. . Again reported, 658. Agreed to by the Lords, 


with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 690. 691. P. 750. | 
Akeley-cum-Stockholt, in the County of Buckingham, XLIX, 202. P. 624. 
Alconbury and Alconbury-cum-Wefton, in the County of Huntingdon, XLVI. 139. P. 707. 


Aldridge, otherwife Aldrich, in the County of Stafford, L. 127. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
an Amendment, which was agreed to, 569. 571. P. 619. 


Aldridge and Great Barr, in the County of Stafford, L. 67. P. 179. 
Aldfworth, in the County of Gloucefter, XLVIII. 204. P. 829. 


Allcannings and Allington, in the County of Wilts, LI. 202. Agreed to by the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 444. Amendment agreed to, 458. P. 479. 


Aller, in the County of Somerfet ; for dividing, &amp;c. and alfo for exchanging and improving, LII. 
75. P. 231. 
Allington, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 174. P. 829. 


Almondsbury, in the County of Gloucefter ; for regulating the Manner of Stocking the Marfh 
Common, otherwife the Salt Marfh, in the faid Parith ; referred to a Committee, XLIX. 221. 
P, 624. 


Althorpe, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 157. King’s Confent fignified, 570. P. 624.—— 
Petition for a Bill to amend the faid A&amp;t ; referred toa Committee, LIV. 213. Reported, and 
Report to lie on the Table, 519. Report again read and Bill ordered, 527. P. 676. 


Alvefcot, in the County of Oxford, LI. go. P. 480. 


Anwick, in the County of Lincoln ; for dividing, inclofing, draining, and improving; referred to a 
Committee, XLVI 216. Petition of Owners of Low Lands called Praie Grounds, within or 
near North Kyme, for Provifion to be made for draining, &amp;c. the fame; referred to the fame 
Committee, 431. Report, 441. P. 688. 


Appletreewick in the County of York, LIV. 153. Not proceeded in. 


Arlingham, in the County of Gloucefter, Lv. 804, Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 891. P. g30. 


Armley, in Leeds Parith, inthe County of York, XLVII. 236. Petition of Owners and Propri~ 
etors of Meffuages, &amp;c. within the Manor of Armley, againft; to lie on the Table till the Bill 
be read a Second Time and Counfel ordered, 448. Petitioners againft the Bill decline being 
heard by Counfel, on Second Reading; Bill committed, and the faid Petitions referred, and Peti- 
tioners ordered to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. before the Committee, 616, Petition of John vecine 
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Devifee in Truk for the rea} Eftate of John Walker, deceafed ; and alfo Petition of feveral Perfons 
Matter Manufacturers of Broad Woollen Cloth, at Armley, again{t; to lie on the Table till the 
Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 651. Petition of 
Owners, &amp;c. of Meffuages, &amp;c. within the Manor of Armley, having before figned the Petition 
in favour of the Bill, now defire to have their Names erafed from the Petition, and pray to be 
heard againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Countfel ordered, 651. Bill 
reported, &amp;c. 708. 746. P. 829. 





Arnefby, in the County Leicefter, XLVI. 202. Petition for Ditto renewed, and Bill ordered, 
XLIX. 134. Reported, and a Claufe added for afcertaining the Proportion of Chief Rents, &amp;c, 
473. P.-024. / 


Afhby Woulds, in Afhby-de-la~-Zouch Manor and Parifh, in the County of Leicefter, Lv. 236. 
P. 539. 

Afhcott, in the County of Somerfet, LY. 234. Petition of John Lilly of the Parifh of Athcott, 
Lord of the Manor of Afhcott, &amp;¢. againft the Bill in its then Form ; referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 442. Reported, 447. Read Third 


Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 452. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments 


» 535- 
Amendments agreed to, 544. P. 567. 





Petition renewed, &amp;c. LIT. 307. Petition 
of Land Owners and Owners of Meafe Places, &amp;c. againftthe Bill; to lie on the Table 
until the Second Reading, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 462. Bill read Second Time, and the 
Houle informed that Parties did not then defire to be heard on the faid Petition; the Petition 
again read, and to lie on the Table until the Report be received from the Committee, and 
Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 468. Reported, &amp;c. 530. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 536. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 606. Amendments agreed to, 
612. P. 638. 


Afkham, in the County of Weftmorland, XLVI. 225. 
Not proceeded in. 


Afkerton. See infra (Stapleton). 
Affelby, in the County of York, Liv. 198. 
Afton Abbots, in the County of Buckingham, L. 56. P. 481. 





Petition for Ditto renewed, XLVII. 480. 





Afton Blank, otherwife Cold-Afton, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 72. Read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 217. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, which were 
agreed to, 298. 310. P. 323. 


Afton Upthorpe, in Blewbury Parifh, in the County of Berks, XLVIII. 225. P. 765. 
Avebury, in theCounty of Wilts, XLVII. 140. P. 627. 


Awre, inthe County of Gloucefter, LI. 140. Reported, and of Confents to changing one of the 
Commiflioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 279. P. 480. 


Axbridge in the County of Somerfet, LIV. 203. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 597. P. 711. 


Aynho, in the County of Northampton, XLVI. 131. P. 748. 

Badfey, in the County of Worcefter, XLVIII. 214. - Not proceeded in. 

Balfall in Hampton, in Arden Parifh, inthe County of Warwick, LI. 363. P. 546. 
Banwell, in the County of Somerfet, L. 106. P. 380. 


Barefby and South Croxton, in the County of Leicefter, XLVIII. 273. 
XLIX. 215. P. 625. 


Barford (Little), otherwife Barford St. John, in the County of Oxford, XLVIII. 185. P. 712. 
Barholm, in the County of Lincoln, and Hamlet of Stow in Barholm Parifh, LV. 189. P. 596. 


Barlborough, in the County of Derby, L. 107.. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
417. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 488. 517. P. 547. 


Barmby upon Duna in the County of York, XLVII. 462. Not proceeded in. 





Petition renewed, 


Barnack, Pilfgate, and Southorpe inthe County of Northampton, LV. 218. Not proceeded in. 
-_——— with Pilfgate in the County of Northampton, LV. 272. P. 539. 


Barnard Caftle in the County of Durham, L. 114. Committed and Voices given, &amp;c. 433. Read’ 
Third Time, and a Claufe added, that the Boundaries of the Manors of Eglefton and Raby 
fhould not be affected; and Amendments made, &amp;c. 510. 540. P. 547. 


For Great Barr——See fupra, 7. | 
Barnby and Mutford in the County of Suffolk, LI. 257. P. 608. 
Barningham in the County of Suffolk, LU. 303. P. 435. 


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“Ju clofures 3 Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Commons, é&amp;c. 


Inpdex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 






Barnwood, Matfon, &amp;c. with Wotton in the County of Gloucefter, LI. 295. Reported and 
re-committed, 568. Again reported, &amp;c. $71. 577. P. 619. 


Barrington in the County of Cambridge, LI. 366. Cotmmitted, g02. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. 
of Eftates within the Parifh of Barrington againft the Bill; referred to the Committee ; Counfel 
ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 528. Reported, &amp;c. §39. 550. P. 619——Petition of 
Richard Bendythe of Barrington, E{quire, complaining of the Allotments made to him, and of 
the Conduct of the Commiffioners in the Inclofure, to lie on the Table, LV. 261. Petition of 
Commiffioners for the Inclofure againft Mr. Bendyfhe’s Petition, and praying to be heard on 
any Inquiry to be made; to lie on the Table, 343. Another Petition of the Commifiioners, 
praying for an Inquiry to be made, to lie on the Table, 414. 415. Not proceeded in. 


Barrow in the County of Lincoln, LII.217. His Majefty’s Confent fignified, and Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 437. Agreed toby the Lords with fome Amendments which were agreed to, 471. 
P. 479. 


Barfton otherwife Barkeftoné, and Plungar in the County of Leicefter, XLVI. 149. P. 399. 


Barton upon Humber in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 99. King’s Confent fignified, and Bill 
read Third Time, &amp;c. 415. 457. P. 466. 





Barton (Little) otherwife Barton Mills, in the County of Suffolk, LI. 299. King’s Confent 
fignified, 504. P. 546. 


Barwick in Elmet, in the County of York, LI. 273. Petition of Samuel Wilkes Waud of Beefton, 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. §50. 
Petition of Owners of Eftates within the Townthip of Secroft, againft the Bill as it now ftands, 
&amp;c.; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 565. Bill reported, &amp;c. §93. 
King’s Confent fignified, 626. Read Third Time and a Claufe added to enable the Rector, 
with the Confent of the Archbifhop, to leafe the Great Tythes, &amp;c. 629. 688. P. 786. 


Basford, in the County of Nottingham, XLVII. 399. Voices given to all the Members of the 
Committee, 738. Reported, and a Claufe added for trying the Right to the Manor between 
the Duke of Newcaftle and Mr. Sandon, 800. P. 1074. 


Bafing and Mapplederwell, in the County of Southampton, LI. 88. P. 480. 
Beal otherwife Beaghall, and Kellingley, in the County of York, XLVI. 12. P. 138. 


Bedford Town, (Saint Paul, Saint Peter, and Saint Cuthbert Parifhes), in the County of Bedford, 
L. gt. P. 554. 


Bedford Town, in the County of Bedford, Parifh of Saint Mary, Lil. 127. P. 479. 


Beighton, in the County of Derby, Li1.280. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for fettling 
a Compenfation to the Vicar, &amp;c. 475. P. 546. 


Beilby, in Hayton Parith, in the County of York; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for making Compenfa- 
tion to the Owner of the Great Tythes, and to the Curate for Small Tythes, L. 126. Not’ 
proceeded in. 


Bellbroughton, in the County of Worcefter, LIV. 173. P. 539. 


Belton, in the County of Rutland, for inclofing and improving, XLIX. 105. King’s Confent 
fignified, 502. P. 624. 


Bennington (Long), and Fofton, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 158. King’s Confent fignified, 
426. P. 486. 


Berrington, Broad Campden, &amp;c. in the County of Gloucefter, Liv. 81. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 470. Amendments agreed to, 474. P. 535. 


Beverley, Grovehill, and other Places in the County of York, for draining, preferving, and im- 
proving ; referred to aCommittee, LII. 280. Report, §73. Bill committed, 659. Not re- 
ported. Petition for Ditto renewed, and referred, &amp;c. LIII. 233. Report, 324. Petitions 
of Richard Savage Lloyd, Efquires, Father and Son, againft; .referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 458. Reported; Report to be further 
confidered, 558. Report further confidered ; Amendments to, with Amendments to 
feveral; Amendments made to the Bill, and ordered to be ingroffed, 574. King’s Confent figni- 


fied ; Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 581. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 625. 
Amendments agreed to, 632. P. 691. 


Beverftone, in the County of Gloucefter, LI. 378. Not proceeded in. 
Bintry and Twyford, in the County of Norfolk, L. 114. P. 323. _ 
Birdham, Part of Manhood Common, in the County of Suffex, XLVI. 177. P. 563. 


Birkin, in the County of York, LIV. 196.—Petition renewed, and for draining added ; referred 


to a Committee, Lv. 88. Report, 517. Bill prefented and read, and ordered to be read 
Second Time, 540. Not proceeded in. 


See (Hurft Courtney). 














7C Birmingham, 






Guelolures 5 Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Commons, &amp;c., 








Birmifgham, in the County of Warwick, LI. 260. Petition of Freeholders of the Parith of 
Birmingham againft the Inclofure, and defiring it to be- deferred till another Year; to lie on the 
Table till the Bill be read aSecond Time, 375. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amiend- 
ments, 620. Amendments agreed to, 623. P. 631. — 



































49. Bifbrooke Manor, and alfo Liddington Common and Manor of Seaton, in the County of Rutland, 
for inclofing, &amp;c. and extinguifhing Rights of Common, XLIX.230. Bill prefented and read, 
481. Petition renewed, and to include Uppingham Brand, L. 73. P. 547. 





50. Bifhampton, in the County of Worcefter, L. 10. P. 300. 


Bifhopftorie, in the County of Wilts, LU. 308. 
272. Not proceeded in. . 


} gs. Bifhopton-High-Ellers, and Bifhopton-Low-Ellers, &amp;c. in the Liberty of Ripon, in the County 
of York, for dividing, inclofing, draining, and improving; referred to a Committee, XLVII. 
461. Houfeinformed that the Expence of the Drainage was not to be levied by Tolls or Duties 
upon the Parties interefted ; Order of Reference difcharged, and Bill ordered, 526. Prefenfed, 
&amp;c. ibid. Petition of Elizabeth Allanfon, Widow, againft; tolie on the Table till the Second 
Reading, and Counfel ordered, 527. Mrs. Allanfon declining to be heard by Counfel, Bill read 
a Second Time and committed, 566. Not reported. | 





Petition renewed, LIII. 300.~—LIV. 204.—LV. 


Blankney and Scopwick, in the County of Lincoln, LII. 291. Read Third Time, and King’s 
Confent fignified, &amp;c. 565. 643. P. 663. 


g2. Blatherwick, in the County of Northampton ; for eftablifhing and confirming an Agreement made 
for inclofing, &amp;c. and extinguifhing Tythes in Kind, L. 116. Petition renewed, LI. 307.— 
Lil. 287. Not proceeded in. 





Bleathwood Common, in Little Hereford Parifh, in the County of Hereford, Lill. 314. P. 631. 
53. Blidworth, in the County of Nottingham, XLIX. 228. Not proceeded in. 

Bloxham, in the County of Oxford, LV. 59. P..375. 

Blyth, Stirrup, Oldcoates, and Norney, in the County of Nottingham, LIII. 296. Not proceeded in. 


540 Blunham and Northill, in the County of Bedford, LI. 150. Reported ; Amendments agreed to, 
and feveral Amendments made, &amp;c. 423. P. 546. 


Bolton Percy, in the County of the City of York, for inclofing, &amp;c. or ftinting, LII. 301. Agreed 
to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 723. Amendments agreed to, 726. P. 750. 


55. Bolton (Great and Little) in the County of Lancafter; for inclofing, &amp;c. a Common or Moor, 
widening, &amp;c. Streg¢ts, and providing Water and Fire Engines for the Town; referred to a 
Committee, XLVII. 458. Petition of Inhabitants for Provifion to be made for licenfing, &amp;c. 
Hackney Coaches and their Drivers; and to remove or regulate Pipes and Funnels, &amp;c. for 
Conveyance of Smoke, and to pave and watch the Streets; referred to the fame Committee, 570. 
P. 1071. Petition for altering and amending the faid AG, prefented, &amp;c. and Bill ordered, 
LI. 216. The Order for bringing in a Bill difcharged, and the Petition referred to a Committee 
to examine, &amp;c..and to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 222. Report, 
and Bill ordered, 234. Not proceeded in. 








56. Bottesford and Yaddlethorpe, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 157. P. 624. 
Boughton, otherwife Buckton Overhall, &amp;c. in the County of Norfolk, LI. 315. Not proceeded in- 


Bozeat, in the County of Northampton, LIII. 173. Bill reported, and’ an Amendment made, 
381. P. 452. 


57. Bradford Peverell, in the County of Dorfet, LI. 304. 





Petition renewed, LIlI. 34. P. 543. 


Braceborough, in the County of Lincoln, LV. 237. 419. Bill read Third Time, and King’s Con- 
fent fignified, &amp;c. 615. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 669. Amendments, 
agreed to, 671. P. 683. 


Bramham, in the County of York, LIII. 288. Not proceeded in. 
Brampton, in the County of Derby, Lil. 315.° Not proceeded in. 


Brayton, Thorp Willoughby, Burton, &amp;c. in the County of York, LIv. 188. Read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 644. P. 711. 


58. Brent (Eaft) in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 227. P. 486. 


Brent (South) and Lympfham, in the County of Somerfet, LuI. 262. 
LIV. 144. P. 625. 


Breffingham and Fersfield, in the County of Norfolk, LIV. 189. Read Third Time and an Amend- 
ment made, 379. P. 535. 


59. Brickhill (Little) in the County of Buckingham, LI. 289. Agreed to by the Lords with: an 
Amendment, which was agreed to, 522. 525. P. 546. , 





Petition renewed, &amp;c. 


60. Bridge 












Juelotures 5 Petitions, ahd Bills, for Inclofirig particular Cohindch, &amp;é, 


 6e. Bridge Cafterton, in the County of Rutland, Li: 72. Billagreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments which were agreed to, 288. 296:  P. 300. See (Cafterton). 
61. Bridgford (Eaft) in the County of Nottingham; LI. 299. Agreed to by the Lords with. an 


Amendment, which was agreed to, 764. 766. P. 787. 


62: Brigftock and Stanion, in the County of Northampton, and Sudborough Green ; for dividing and 
inclofing, and for allotting Lands in lieu of Corhmon Rights, and for the Common Rights on 
Geddington Chafe, and Part of the Foreft of Rockingham, &amp;c. L. 139. Petition read agaip 
and Order of Leave for Bill, and the Petition referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 166. 
Committee difcharged from proceeding on fo much of the faid Petition as relates to the In- 
clofure, &amp;c. and another Bill ordéred in for the fame Purpofe, 353. Prefented, &amp;c. 370. Day 
appointed for the Second Reading; 383. Committed, &amp;c..407. Voices given to the Mem- 
bers of. the Committee, 412. King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c: 463. Bill read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 467. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments which were 


agreed to, 494. 499. P. 508. 
63. Broadwell, in the County of Gloucefter, XLVI. 454. P. 748. 





See ifra, 207. 
Brom{grove, in the County of Worcefter, LIV. 184. P. 441: 


64. Bromyard, in the County of Hereford; for dividing and inclofing certain: Commons or Wafte 
Lands called’ Bromyard Downs and. Bringftay Common, and for taking down and rebuilding the 
Parifh Church of Bromyard, LI. 363. Petition of the Lord: Bifhop of Hereford and others, 
Propietors of Lands within the Manor of Bromyard, &amp;c. for Provifion to be made for felling a 
Proportion of the Commons or Wafte Lands to rebuild their Parifh Church, and to let other 
Parts in Aid of the Poors Rates, &amp;c.; Inftruction to the Gentlemen appointed to prepare, &amp;c. 


the Bill to make Provifion therein accordingly, 593. Bill prefented, &amp;c: 609. 


Petition of 


John Barneby, Efquire, Owner of a confiderable Eftate in the Parifh of Bromyard, relative to 
the Parts of the Common, &amp;c. which he confented to ome fold, and for Provifion to be 


made for -obliging the Commiffioners to fell the fame, &amp;c: re 


erred to the Committee on the 


Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 650. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and 
Eftates within the Parifh of Bromyard, againft the Bill, referred to the Committee on the Bill, 


and Counfel ordered, 671. 





Not proceeded in. 


bs Brooke, in the County of Norfolk, LV. 237. King’s Confent fignified, 513. P. 595. 


65. Brotherton, in the County of York; for dividipg, inclofing, ftinting, regulating, and otherwife 
improving certain Lands and Grounds within the faid Parifh, XLVIII. 233. P. 875. 


66. Broughton, in the County of Huntingdon, XLIX. 143- Reported and re-committed, 481. 


Reported again, &amp;c. 490. P. 570. 


67. Broughton, otherwife Drake’s Broughton, in the County of Worcefter, L. 90. Not proceeded in. 


Broughton, Pentrobin, &amp;c.——See Hawarden. 


68." °° Bubwith and Harlethorpe in the County of York, XLVI. 208. 
203. Ditto, LV. 247. Not proceeded if. 








69. Bucknell, in the County of Salop, XLVI. 225. Not proceeded in. 
Bulwell, in the County of Nottingham, LIV. 197. Not proceeded in: 


Petition renewed, &amp;c. XLIX. 


Bunny, in the County of Nottingham ; Petition received after the Time limited by the Orders of 
the Houfe, LII. 394. Reported, and that Notices had not been given, but all the Parties con- 
fenting, Bill ordered to be ingroffed, and an Amendment was made to the Bill, &amp;c. 536. P. 608. 


70. Burcefter-King’s-End, otherwife Bicefter-King’s-End, in the County of Oxford, xLVIII. 200. 
P. 765. 
71. Burford, in the County of Oxford, XLIX. 152. P. 569. © 


Burlifcombe, in the County of Devon, LV. 250. P. 375. 
72s Burnham, in the County of Somerfet, L. 108. P. 380. 


Burringham, Eaft Butterwick, and Afhby, in the Parifh of Bottesford in the County of Lincoln ; 
for dividing, inclofing, allotting, draining, embanking, improving and warping; referred to a . 


Committee, LII. 312. Not proceeded in. 





See fupra, 56. and (Meffingham). 
Burwell, in the County of Cambridge, LV. 251. Not proceeded in. 


Bufcot, in the County of Berks ; for fixing a Commutation for the Great and Stall Tythes of the 


Parifh, by the Payment of Corn Rents, LIV. 202. Not proceeded in. 


73. Butleigh, formerly Part of King’s Sedgmoor, in the County of Somerfet, LI. 296. Petition of 
: John Dawes, Efquire, ftating himfelf entitled to the Soil of King’s Sedgmioor by Grant of King 
Charles the Firft, againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 

448. Report of the Bill, and that Counfel had been heard for and againft it, 470. P. 546. 


Byfleet and Weybridge, in the County of Surrey, LV. 271. King’s Confent fignified; Bill read 


Third Time ; a Claufe added and amended; &amp;c. 643. P. 683. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


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Bythorn, in the County of Huntingdon, LV. 60. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amehd-- 
ments, 301. Amendments agreed to, 316. P. 333. 


Caddington, in the Counties of Bedford and Herts, Lil. 343. Petition renewed, LIII. 318. 
Bill reported, and Report to be further confidered, 631. Bill re-committed, 634. Again re- 
ported, 640. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 654. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendinents, 672. Amendments agreed to, 675. P. 692. : 





74: - Caiftor, in the County of Lincoln, L. 128.—Petition renewed, LI. 304. Read Third Time 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 625. P. 786. ¢ 

75. Camell (Eaft) otherwife Queen Camell, in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 243. P. 486. 

0 Campton cum Shefford, inthe County of Bedford, Lil.'97. Reported, &amp;c.; Read Third Time; 


King’s Confent fignified ; and Title given, &amp;c. 349. P. 384. 


Cantley and Haffingham, inthe County of Norfolk; and for draining, 8c. the fame, and alfo certain 
Marfh Lands within the faid Parifhes; referred to a Committee, LV. 91. Report, 116. 
P. 332. ! 


Carlton cum Willingham, in the County of Cambridge, LIV. 133. P. 676. 


Carlton and Camblesforth, in the County of York, LV. 89. Bill read a Third Time; a Claufe 
added and Amendments made, &amp;c. 540. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 621. 
Amendments agreed to, 638. P. 683. 


76. Cartmel, in the County of Lancafter ; for improving, dividing, and inclofing, L.152. Petition 
for a Bill renewed, LI. 305. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and Tenements in the Parith 
of Cartmel, againft the Bill, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading. Counfel ordered and 
Day appointed for the Second Reading, 455. Order of the Day read for Ditto, Houfe inform- 
ed Petitioners againft the Bill did not defire to be heard at this Time, the Bill read a Second 
Time and committed; the faid Petition again read and referred to the Committee, Counfel 
ordered, and voices given, &amp;c. 469. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 558. P. 
619. 


Caffington in the County of Oxford, and Hamlet of Worton, LV. 241. Read Third Time, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 662. P. 715. : 


17. Cafterton, (Little) in the County of Rutland, LI. 250. P. 791. 
Caftlethorpe, in the County of Buckingham, XLVIII. 242. P. 713. 


78. Catcott, within Moorlinch Parifh, in the County of Somerfet, for dividing, &amp;c. and exchanging, 
LI. 3214 Petition renewed, LIIl 167. Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, 536. 
P. 631. See infra, (Moorlinch.) 


19. Catworth, (Great) in the Counties of Huntingdon and Northampton, L. 123. P. 380. 








So. Caunton, Beaftthorpe, Earlfhaw, and Knapthorpe, for inclofing and for exonerating the whole 
Townfhip from the Payment of Tythes, &amp;c. and with refpec&amp;t to Tythes, the Hamlet of Dean- 
Hall included, in the County of Nottingham, L. 101. P. 482. : 


Cawfton in the County of Norfolk, LV. 207. P. 332. 
81. Cerney, (South) inthe County of Gloucefter, L!. 378. Not proceeded in. 





Cerney (North). See (Elmere), &amp;c. 
82. Chaddefden, in the County of Derby, XLVI. 179. P. 688. 
Chaddefley, Corbett, in the County of Worcefter, LU. 316. P. 607. 
83. Chadwick, in the County of Worcefter, XLVI. 203. P. 563. 
“ Chalgrave, in the County of Bedford, LII. 280. P. 532. 
84. Chalgrove, in the County of Oxford, L. 157. Not proceeded in. 
85. Challow, (Eaft) in Letcomb Regis Parifh in the County of Berks, L. 149. Not proceeded in. 
86. Chapple Allerton, Biddifham, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 104. Read Third Time, 


and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 248. P. 380. 
Charlton, in the Parifhes of Tetbury and Nymphstield, in the County of Gloucefter, Li. 287. 


; Not proceeded in. é 
* Charlton Marfhali, in the County of Dorfet, Liv. 179. Bill read Third Time and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 436. P. 625. 
87. Chatteris, in the Ifle of Ely and County of Cambridge; for better ordering and regulating the 


Manner of feeding, ufing, cultivating, and enjoying feveral Commonable and Wafte Grounds, 
and for obliging certain Occupiers to Fence, 8c. XLVIII. 92. Committed, 272. Voices 
given to all the Members of the Committee, 347. Reported, and a Claufe added for the Occu- 
piers of Land to fill up Grips at their own Charges, &amp;c. 372. P. 466. 


88. Chattifley otherwife Chaceley, in the. County of Worcefter, L. 32. Read Third Time, and an 
Amendment made, &amp;c. 531. P. 568. 


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94. 


100. 


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102. 


103. 


i104. 


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Charlton, in Downton Manor and Parith, in the County of Wilts, LV. 232. Not proceeded in. 


Cheddar, in the County of Somerfet, L..129. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
406. P. 482. ! 


Chedzoy, Part of King’s Sedgmoor, in the County of Somerfet, LUIL 75. P. 229. 


Chelflon, otherwife Chelvefton cum Caldecot, in the County of Northampton, LV. 175. Not 
proceeded in. 


Chefhunt, in the County of Hertford, LIv. 208. Petition of Proprietors of Lands, &amp;c. againft ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 519. Voices given to the 
Committee, 520. Report, and of changing One of the Commiffioners, 553. P. 625. 


Cheflyn Common, in the County of Stafford, XLVII. 423. Report, and being Extra Parochial, 
the Notices were given in an adjoining Parifh, &amp;c. 638. P. 1074. 


Chefter, in the County Palatine of Durham, XLIX. 223. Voices given to all the Committee on 
the Bill, 397. P. 486. 


Chefwardine, in the County of Salop, LI. 295. P. 546. 

Chewton Mendip, (Hamlet), &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, Lil. 266. P. 479. 
Chilton (Hamlet) in Moorlinch Parifh, in the County of Somerfet, LIL. 163. P. 452. 
Chilton Trinity, Wembdon, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, LIII. 26 3. P. 648. 
Chippenham, in the County of Cambridge, XLVI. 152. P. 688, 


Chirton otherwife Cherrington, in the County of Wilts, LV. 257. King’s Confent fignified ; Bill 
read Third Time, &amp;c. 706. P. 747. 


Chiverell, (Great and Little) in the County of Wilts, Lit, 278. Reported; a Claufe added re- 
lating to the Re¢tor,.691. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 738. Amendments 
agreed to, Agent being examined as to the Confent of Parties thereto, 743. P. 750. 

Chriftleton, in the County of Chefter, XLVI. 199. P. 563. 


Church Stanton and Uphottery, in the County of Devon, Lil. 263.——Petition renewed for 
Church Staunton only, LIV. 215. P. 625. 


Claife Heights, or Claife Commons, (except the Heald) in Hawkfhead Parifh, in the County of 
Lancafter, XLIX. 247. P. 486. ? 


Clayton-le-Moors, in Whaley Parifh, in the County of Lancafter, XLIX. 145. 148. Read Third 
Time and an Amendment made, 294. P. 389. 


Cleckheaton in Birftal Parith, in the County of York, L. 158. Reported, and an Amendment 
made, 432. P. 491. : 


Clevedon, in the County of Somerfet, LIV. 159. P. 535. 
Clift and Lund, in Hemingbrough Parifh, in the County of York, XLVIII. 238. Not proceeded in, 


Clive, otherwife Cliffe, in the Foreft of Rockingham, in the County of Northampton, for fettin 
out Lands, in Lieu of Rights of Common, &amp;c. LI. 369. King’s Confent fignified and ead 
Third Time, 529. P. 619. 

Cobham, otherwife Coveham, in the County of Surrey, XLVIII. 242. Petition of Freeholders, 
Copyholders, &amp;c. within the Parith of Cobham againft; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading and Counfel ordered, 662. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 670. Houfe 
informed, no Counfel attended, and the Bill read Second Time, 680. P. 829. 


Cold Afton.——See (Athton Blank). 
Coln Saint Dennis, in the County of Gloucefter, LII. 287. P. 567. 


Colton, in the County of Stafford, for inclofing and leafing in Aid of Poors Rates, XLVII. 419. 
Petition of owners of Eftates,'&amp;c. for provifion to be made for making Exchanges relative to 
Ditto, and Inftruction thereon, 463. P. 1073. 


Compton, otherwife Compton Beauchamp, in the County of Berks, XLIX. 187. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added directing the Commiffioners to make an Award, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 539. P. 624. , 


Compton, (Little) in the County of Gloucefter, XLIX. 134. Report, and that Confents were 
given, to change one of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 316. P. 389. 


Congleton, in the County of Chefter, for inclofing and leafing in Aid of Poors Rates, XLIX. 182, 
Petition renewed, L. 118. P. 508. 


Connington in the County -of Cambridge, LV. 287. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 695. Amendments agreed to. 712. P. 747. . 


Cookham, in the County ‘of Berks, LV. 272. Petition of Perfons fubfcribing againft the Bill 
referred to the Committee thereon, and Counfel ordered, 8c. 462. Bill Read Second Time ; nega- 


tive 


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105. 


106. 


107. 


108. 


109. 
110. 
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112. 
113. 


114. 


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116. 





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tive calling in Counfel ; Bill Committed ; the Petition againft the Bill referred to the Committee, 
Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 531. Order for committing the Bill read, and di(charged, 
the Houfe being informed that all the Parties were defirous that no further Proceeding fhould be 
had upon the Bill, 558. Not proceeded in. 


Corfe, in the County of Gloucefter ; for inclofing &amp;c. and for rendering all the Lands and Tenemients 
within the fame Parith wholly exempt, and difcharged from Tythe, and all Modus and Com- 
pofition for Tythe, ifany, XLIX. 180. Reported, and of Confents to the changing one of the 
Commiflioners named'in the Bill, &amp;c. 613. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
621. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments which were agreed to, the Parties having 
confented to the fame, 651. 655. P. 736. Bill to explain, amend, &amp;c. the Powers of the faid 
Att of 34 Geo. III. Lil. 290. P. 608. 


Cottingham; in the Eaft Riding, of the County of York ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for amending an 
A&amp; of. 6 Geo. III. relative to Ditto, XLVI. 172. P. 399. 


Cottingworth, (Weft) in the County of York, XLVI. 209. 
Cottingworth, (Weft) and Thorganby, in the County of York, LIV. 198. Not proceeded in. 
See (Grantchefter). 


Covenham Saint Bartholomew and Covenham Saint Mary, in the County of Lincoln, XLVUI. 123. 
Read Third Time, and King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 605. P. 712. 


Cowley and Hillingdon, in the County of Middlefex, L. 75. P. 547. 





See infra. 





Coton. 





Crawcrook, in Pyton Parifh, in the County of Durham, XLIX. 229. P. 486. 
Crawley and Bifhops Sutton, in the County of Southampton, XLIX. 143. P. 624. 
Crawley, otherwife Hufborn Crawley, in the County of Bedford, L. 147. P. 547. 


Creech Saint Michael, in the County of Somerfet, LV. 268. Not proceeded in. 


Criddling Stubbs, in the County of York, XLVIII. 256. Petition renewed, XLIX. 231.—LIL. 
gi. P. 638. 


Crofcombe and Dinder, Parts of Mendip Lyatt and Dinder Hill, in. the County of Somerfet, 
XLVII. 141. P. 627. 


Crofsland, (North) in Almonbury Parifh, in the County of York, LIV. 185. Read Third Time 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 702. 705. P. 739. 


Crofton, Mawdefley, Rufford, Latham, Bifpham, Tarleton, Brotherton, and Ulnes Walton, in the 
County of Lancafter ; for draining, &amp;c. referred toa Committee, LV. 251. Not reported. 


Crofton, Mawdefley, Rufford, Bifpham, Tarleton and Brotherton, in the County Palatine of 
Lancafter, for draining, improving, &amp;c. LV. 278. Report, 343. Petition of the Company 
of Proprietors of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Navigation being Owners, &amp;c. of the River 
Douglas, againft the Bill; alfo a Petition of Charles Bromfield, of Prefton, Merchant, againft 
diverting the Courfe of the Rivers Loftock and Yarrow ; both Petitions referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 419. Petition of Inhabitants of Prefton 
againft the Bill and in favour of Mr. Bromficld’s Petition; referred to the Committee only, ibid. 
Report, and of hearing Counfel, confidering the Petitions, &amp;c. and Biull to be ingroffed, 515. 


P 595. 


Croughton, in the County of Northampton, LIII. 314. 
proceeded in. 





Petition renewed, LIV. 204. Not 





Croydon, in the County of Surrey, LII. 102. Petition of Richard Davis and others, and a Pe- 
tition of James Trecothick of Addington Place, Efquire, againft; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 588. Another Petition of Richard Davis and 
others againft Ditto, to lie on the Table until theReport is received, and Counfel ordered, 614. 
Petition of fevetal Inhabitants of Croydon againft Ditto, to lie on the Table till Ditto, and 
Counfel ordered, 639. Bill reported, and a Petition of Freeholders, Copyholders, &amp;c. refpecting 
the Commiffioners appointed, and praying to be permitted to nominate a Commiffioner for the 
Parifh of Croydon ; negative, re-committing the Bill for the purpofe of confidering the faid Pe- 
tition and the Report to be further confidered, 662. Report further confidered, Amendments 
agreed to, and an Amendment made, 677. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 681. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 715. Amendments agreed to 725. P. 750. 


Culham, otherwife Culnham, in the County of Oxford, LV. 259. Not proceeded in. 
Culmington.———See infra, 332. 


Cumberworth, with Cumberworth Half, in the County of York, LIV. 200. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, 707. Amendment agreed to, Parties having Confented, 721. P. 739- 


Cumwhitton and Cumrew, &amp;c. in the Barony of Gilfland, in the County of Cumberland, LI. 292. 
Bill reported, and of Confent to changing one of the Commiffioners, 507. P. 546. 


Curdworth and Minworth, in-the County of Warwick, XLVI. 161. P. 688. 
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; Guclolures . Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing pattichlar Gathabal bc, 





Curry, (North) Stoke Saint Gregory and Wefthatch, in the County of Somerfet, Lif 266. 





Petition of Jeremiah Dewdney Parfons, of Yeovill, Efquire; and alfo a Petition of John Slade of 
the City of Bath, Efquire, againft the Bill in its then Form, referred to the Committee on Ditto, 


Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 408. Reported,’ 579. P.638. 


117. Cuthbert, (Saint) in Wells, in the County of Somerfet, for inclofing a Tract of Common, Part of 
the Foreft of Mendip, lying within the Manors of Eaft Horrington and Chilcot, XLVII. 474. 


P. 1073. 





118. ote 
XLVIN. 222. P. 713. 


Ditto for inclofing, &amp;c. certain Moors lying in thé Out Parifh of Saint Cutlibert, 


Dalton, in the Parifhes of Rotherham and Thrybergh, in the County of York, LII. 279. Agreed 
to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 436. Amendments agreed to, 440; P. 479. 


oo Dalton in Kirkheaton Parith, in the County of York, Liv. 185. Read Third Timeand Amend- 


ments made, &amp;c. 702. 705. P. 739. 
119. Darlton, in the County of Nottingham, LI .273. Not proceeded in, 


120. Dartmoor Foreft, in the County of Cornwall, for dividing, &amp;c. and draining, and for erecting 4 hew 


Parith and Reétory referred to a Committee, XLVI. 223. Not reported. 





Petition renewed 


for inclofing and for erecting a New Parith and Rectory within the fame, referred, &amp;c. LI. 221. 


Not reported. 


&lt;— Petition of the Cuftomary Tenants of the Manor of Lidford, and others, for a Bill to divide 
and improve the Foreft of Dartmoor within the faid Manor, LU. 334. Not proceeded in. 


Dean.———See (Over Dean.) 


Dedham, in the County of Effex; and for exonerating from Common Right certain Lands, LV. 
237. Read Third Time; King’s Confent fignified ; Amendments made, &amp;c. 673. Agreed to 
by the Lords with fome Amendments, 743. Amendments agreed to, 747. P. 784. 


121. Dee River ; Petition of the Company of Proprietors for recovering, 8c. the Navigation of the River 
Dee, for a Billto confirm an Agreement entered into by the faid Company, and certain 
Lords of Manors relative to Ditto, and an Award made, &amp;c. and_for erecting part of the faid 
Company’s Lands into a feparate Townfhip ; referred to a Committee, XLVI, 238. Report, 
and to lie onthe Table, 306. Read again and Bill otdered, 337. | Petitions of Lords of Manors, 
&amp;c. of Wirral and of Northop, Flint, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 
Counfel ordered, 461. Petition of Earl Grotvenor, and Lord Kenyon, and Dame Mary Glyrine, 
and others againft; referred ; and Counfel ordered, 465. Petition of the Lord Bithop of Litchfield, 
&amp;c. and Thomas Stanley Maffey, Efquire, for Provifion to be made for trying the Right to cer- 
tain Lands or Sands intended to be inclofed, &amp;c. referred to a Corhmittee, 565. Report, and 
Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill, to make provifion for trying the Right of the faid 
Company to the Lands or Sands in the Hundred of Wirral, 621. Bill reported, &amp;c. 643. 


P. 707. 


Deeping, Crowland, Langtoft, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln; for dividing &amp;c. and draining, 





referred to a Committee, LV. 247. Not reported. See (Market Deeping), 


Denby, otherwife Denby with Clayton Weft, inthe County of York, LV. 60. Agreed to by the 


Lords with an Amendmient, 404.. Amendment agreed tos 446. P. 539. 
Denton, (Upper and Nether) in the County of Cumberland, Lill. 245. P. 452. 


Diddington, otherwife Dodington, in the County of Huntingdon, LII. 146. Read Third Time 


and Amendments made, &amp;c. 480. P. 567. 


122. Difeworth, in the County of Leicefter, XLIX. 216. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for 
making Fences acrofs Freeboards, and a Claufe for making Allotments for Freeboards, &amp;c. 408. 


P. 486. 7 
- Ditton, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, Li. 263. P. 608. 
123. Doveridge alias Dovebridge, in the County of Derby, XLVI. 20. P. 138, 


Drayton Parflow, in the County of Buckingham, LII. 316. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 


Amendments, 684. Amendments agreed to, 686. 688. P. 750, 
Duffield (South), in the County of York, Lil. 302. 


ceeded in. 





124. Dunham (Little), in the County of Norfolk, XLIX. 20. P. 389. 
125. Dunfley Moor, in Whitby Parifh, in the County of York, XLVI. 158. P. 466. 
126, Dunftew, in the County of Oxford, XLVIII. 185. P. 712. 
127. Dunfton, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 126. P. 466. 
Dunton, in the County of Bedford, LU. 18. P. 374. 


Ixprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—r800.) 





Petition renewed, LY. 282. Not pro-_ 


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128. 






































129. 


130. 


131. 


132. 


537: 


























138. 


139. 
140. 


I4t. 


142. 


‘Suclotures ; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing padibonlid boinbsae &amp;c. 





Dunton Baffett, in the County of Leicefter, LI. 53. Read Third Time, anda Claufe added for 
making an Allotment tothe Vicar as a Compenfation for the Tythes of old inclofed Lands, &amp;c. 


389. P. 480. 


Durham and Framwelgate, &amp;c. in the County of Durham, LV. 270. Not proceeded in. 


‘Durnford, in the County of Wilts, XLVIII. 202. P. 764. 
Eardefley, in the County of Hereford, LIII. 314. Not proceeded in. 


Eafterton, in the County of Wilts; for dividing, &amp;c. and laying in feveralty, LIl. 241. Petition 
of Proprietors of Lands within the Hamlet of Eafterton ; and alfo another Petition of Proprie- 
tors of Eftates within Ditto; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 348. Reported, and of Confents to changing Two of the Commiffioners, 


&amp;c. 595. P. 608. 


Eafton, in the County of Southampton, LIV. 181. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amend- 


ment, 493. Amendment agreed to, 495. P. 535. 
Eaftwood, in the County of Nottingham, XLVI. 151. P. 563. 


Eatington (Upper), and Fulready, in the County of Warwick; for inclofing, &amp;c. and fortaking _ 
down and re-building the Parifh Church; referred to a Committee, L. 106, Report, 121. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Houfes and Lands in the Parifh of Eatington, &amp;c. againf certain 
Claufes for laying out a new Road, and ftopping up others; and a Petition of the fame Perfons 
and alfo of others, againft the removing of the Parifh Church and Difpofal of the Site thereof, 
&amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 279. 280. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the Parifh of Eatington, againft certain Claufes refpecting 
the Tythes to the Vicar, and to Evelyn Shirley, Efquire, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, and Counfel ordered, 426. Report, and that a Commiffioner died, and another had been 
appointed, &amp;c. 450. 464. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 


510. P. 547. 


Eatington (Upper), in the Parifh of Lower Eatington, in the County of Warwick ; for inclofing, 
&amp;c. the Open and Common Fields within Ditto, XLVII. 108. Petition of Evelyn Shirley, 
Efquire, and others, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and 





Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 385.——See /upra, 131. 


Eaton Haftings, inthe County of Berks; for dividing and allotting a certain Open and Common. 


Meadow called Mill Mead, Lil. 331. Not proceeded in. 


Eaton Socon, in the County of Bedford, L. 89. Bill reported, and re-committed, -&amp;c. 435. 


Reported again, &amp;c. 465. P. 547. 


Eckington, in the County of Derby, L. 107. King’s Confent fignified, 532. Read Third Time 


and Amendments made, &amp;c. 535. 569. P. 618. 


Edgworth, Parith of Bolton in the Moors, in the County of Lancafter, L. 123. Agreed to by the 


Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 569. 570. P. 619. 
Edingale, in the Counties of Stafford and Derby, XLVI. 202. P. 688. 


Edmonton, in the County of Middlefex; a certain Allotment of Enfield Chafe, and to divide and 
exchange certain Common Field Lands, &amp;c. LV. 238. Report; feveral Amendments made; 
King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 672. Read Third Time; a Claufe added, 692. Agreed to by 


the Lords with Amendments, 725. Amendments agreed to, 726. P. 747. 


Egbrough, (High and Low) Sherwood, &amp;c. in Kellington Parifh, in the County of York, LV. 229. 
. 683. 


Egginton, in the County of Derby, XLVI. 170. P. 399. 
Elcombe, within Wroughton Parifh, &amp;c. in the County of Wilts, LI. 280. P. 545. 
Ellingham (Great), in the County of Norfolk, LIV. 198. P. 535. 


Elmore and Brockworth, in the County of Gloucefter, and Calmfden Open Field, &amp;c. in the Parith 


of North Cerney in the faid County, XLIX. 227. P. 624. 


Ellough, Worlingham Saint Mary, &amp;c. and North Cave, in the County of Suffolk, LI. 304. 


Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 571. P. 619. 


Elloughton, Brough, and Waldby, otherwife Waudby, in the County of York, 
Petition renewed, &amp;c. X LIX. 206. P. 624. 


Elfted Marfh, in the County of Suffex, LII. 35. P. 229. 
FE l{tow;-in the County of Bedford, Lil. 241. P. 608. 





XLVI. 188. 


Elfworth, in the County of Cambridge, LV. 241. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 


ments, 685. Amendments agreed to, 688. P. 715. 





Emberton, in the County of Buckingham, LI. 376. Petition renewed, LIII. 37. Agreed to 


by the Lords with an Amendment, 362. Amendment agreed to, 365. P. 452. 


143. Empingham, 








143. 


145. 


146. 


147- 


148. 


149- 
150. 


151. 


152. 


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Empingham, in the County of Rutland, XLIXx. 188. P. 486, 


Enfham, &amp;c. in the County of Oxford, LV. 172. Bill reported and re-committed, s14. Again 
reported, &amp;c. 547. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands or Grounds, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Third Reading of the Bill; Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 558. Agréed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, 666. Amendment agreed to, 679. P. 715. : 


Epworth, Haxey, Belton, and Owfton, in the Ifle of Axholme, and County of Lincoln ; for inclofing, 
dividing, and allotting, XLVI. 208. Petition for Ditto renewed, XLVII. 465. Petition 
of feveral Perfons on Behalf of themfelves and others, having Right of Common and Turbary, 
&amp;c. on the Common and Wafte Grounds, &amp;c. for dividing, allotting, inclofing, draining, and im- 
proving, and for making Compenfation for Tythes thereof, and of certain other Lands ; referred 
toa Committee, L. 128. Report, and Bill ordered, 341. ‘Petition of Proprietors of Houfes 
and Lands, &amp;c.-in the Parifhes of Epworth, Belton, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 393. Another Petition of divers Proprietors 
of Houfes, Lands, &amp;c. againft; referred, and Counfel ordered, 415. Power given to the Com- 
mittee to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 436. Petition of Sir Francis Woed, Baronet, , 
one of the Participants of the Level of Hatfield Chafe, &amp;c. againft; referred, and Counfel 
ordered, 452. Report, and a Claufe added for compelling the Attendance of Witneffes, after 
being committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, &amp;c. and Amendments made to the Bill, 
&amp;c. 504. King’s Confent fignified, 518. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, difecting 
that the Commiffioners fhall not make new Drains without the Opinion of Twe Engineers, 519. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 571. 573. P. 618. 


Etwall, in the County of Derby, Lil. 260. P. 479. 








Everton, Scaftworth, &amp;c. in the County of Nottingham; for draining, preferving, &amp;c. LI. 304: 
P. 785. See Cmbankment, 3.—Jnfra, 166. 


Exton and Cutcombe, in the County of Somerfet, L1I.75. Petitionof Elizabeth Pollard, Widow, 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 128. 
Reported ; and that the Committee had changed the Contmiffioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 285. 
P. 360. 

Exton and Cottefmore with Barrow, in the County of Rutland, and for extinguifhing Tythes, Lv. 
184. P. 715. 

Eynefbury, in the County of Huntingdon, ‘LIl. 257. Petition of the Reverend William Cole, 
Clerk, Reétor of Eynefbury, againft certain Claufes and Provifions; referred to the Committee 
on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 420. Reported, 685. Read Third Time, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 691. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 738. 
Amendments agreed to, 743. P. 751. 





Faldingworth, in the County of Lincoln, XLIx. 183. P. 625. 





Farndifh, in the Counties of Bedford and Northampton, LI. 281. 
P.. 539. : 
Farnworth and Kerfley, in Dean Parifh, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, L1. 308. Read 


Third Time, and a Claufe added for no Exchange of Lands to be made by Spiritual Perfons 
without the Confent of the Bifhop or Ordinary, &amp;c. 586. P. 786. 


Felifkirk and Sutton under Whitftoncliffe, in the County of York, XLIX. 104. P. 624. 


Petition renewed, LV. 249. 


Ferriby, Swanland, Weft-Ella, &amp;c. in the County of the Town of Kingfton-upon-Hull, and of 
that Part of Willerby which lies in the County of York, for inclofing, &amp;c. and draining, and 
for exonerating ancient Inclofures from the Payment of Tythe in Kind, &amp;c.; referred to a 
Committee, L. 103. Not reported. 


Fetcham, in the County of Surrey, LV. 289. Not proceeded in. 


Fleet, in the County of Lincoln; for inclofing, 8zc. and altering an A&amp;t of 3 ; Geo. III. for draining, 
&amp;c. Lands lying in the Parifhes of Spalding, Wefton, Whapland, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 
XLIX. 240, Report, 475. P. 625. 


Forebridge, in the County of Stafford, and for embanking and draining certain low Lands, &amp;c. 
in Caftle Church ; referred to a Committee, LV. 269. Report, 290. Bill reported ; fome 
Amendments of the Committee agreed to; further Confideration of the Report adjourned, 568. 
Refumed ; thereft of the Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingroffed, 581. Read Third Time ; 
a Claufe added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 611. P. 681. 


Fritwell, in the County of Oxford, XLVI. 235. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 413. Petition of William 
Fermore of Tufmore, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and other Owners of Eftates, 8c. againft ; 
to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 553. Not proceeded in. 


Frodingham (North), in the County of York, Lv. 290. Not proteeded in. 
Frodfham Lordfhip, and Townfhip of Helfby, in the County of Chefter, XLVIH. 170. P. $75. 


Frodfham, in the County of Chefter ; for inclofing, embanking, and eye a Piece of Land 
called Frodfham Score, LI, 320.' Bill reported, 428. Sent to the Lords, 443. Not 
returned. 


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156. 


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158. 


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160. 


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Gainfburgh and Lordfhip of Thonock, in the County of Lincoln; for inclofing, &amp;c. draining, 
embanking, and improving, and to make Compenfation for Tythes, &amp;c. referred to a Com- 
mittee, L. 128. Report, 341. P. 553, 


Gateford and Shireoaks, in Workfop Parifh, in the County of Nottingham, LI. 251. Read 
- Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 478. P. 546. 


Gedling, Stoke Bardolph, and Carlton, in the County of Nottingham, XLVII. 428. His Majefty’s 
Confent fignified, and Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 802. P. 1074. 


Gedney and Gedney Fen, in the County of Lincoln; XLVI. 216, P. 688. 
Gilfland. See (Denton).—(Stapleton). : 


Gifleham and Pakefield, in the County of Suffolk, LIIl. 299. Agreed to by the Lords with ati 
Amendment, 513. King’s Confent to the Amendment fignified; and the Houfe agrees thereto, 
Parties confenting alfo, 530: P. 543. 





Giflingham, in the County of Suffolk, XLVI. 204. Not proceeded in. 


Glaftonbury, in the County of Somerfet, LIII. 234. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, 654. P. 692. 


Gofberton, in the County of Lincoln, LIV. 159. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
; oe 613. Amendments agreed to, Houfe being informed of the Confent of the Parties thereto, 
17. P. 711. 


Granby and Sutton, in the County of Nottingham; XLVII. 127. P. 467. 


Grandborough, in the County of Buckingham, LI. 172. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, which were agreed to, 507. 519. P. 546. 


Grantchefter and Coton, in the County of Cambridge, LIV. 186. Petition of Edward Lilley, 
Gentleman, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 563. Mr. Lilley’s Petition again read; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 599. P. 730. 


Grafsthorpe, in the County of Nottingham, LIV. 153. Read Third Time, and-an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 651. P. 676. 


Greatford, in the County of Lincoln, LI. 250. 
Confent fignified, 696. P. 750. 


Greens Norton, and Hamlet of Duncot, &amp;c. in the County of Northampton, LIV. ror. King’s 
Confent fignified ;. Bill read Third Time, &amp;c, 508. P. 625. 


Greetham, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 126. P. 764. 





Petition for Ditto tenewed, Lli. 223. King’s 


Greyftoke Barony, in the County of Cumberland, L. 92. Bill reported, and of Confents to changing 
the Commiffioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 494. Petition of divers Owners of Lands and Te- 
nements within the faid Barony, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Third Reading, 
498. Read Third Time, and negative adding another Commiffioner to the Bill, &amp;c. 540. 569. 
P. 618. : 


Grimfton (North), in the County of York, XLVI. 441. Read Third Time, anda Claufe added 
to enable the Vicar to grant Leafes of the Land allotted tohim, &amp;c, 605. P. 748. 


Grindon Common, in the Barony of Langley, in the County of Northumberland, XLVIII. 193. 
P. 829 


Gringley upon the Hill, in the County of Nottifigham, LI. 362. P. 786. 


Guilden Morden, in the County of Cambridge, LII. 320. Notice taken of the Petition being 
figned by an Agent only; the Order made upon it difcharged, and Petition withdrawn, 325. 
Petition of Jacob John Whittington, Efquire, for Leave to prefent another Petition for the faid 
Inclofpre, and Leave given, &amp;c. 350. Not prefented again in the fame Seffion. Petition for 
the Inclofure, &amp;c. renewed, and Bill ordered, LV. 288. Prefented, &amp;c. 532. Notice taken 
that the Names of the Commiffioners were not inferted in the Bill ; Order for the Second Read- 
ing difcharged, and another Bill ordered, 555. New Bill pretented, &amp;c. 579. Agreed to by 
the Lords with an Amendment, 674. Amendment agreed to, 680. P. 715. : 





Guifeley, in the County of York, LI. 298. Reported and re-committed, 693. Again reported, 
&amp;c. 698. P. 791. 


Guiting Power, in the County of Gloucefter, LUI. 238. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 426. Amendments agreed to, 427. P. 452. 


Hagworthingham, in the County of Lincoln, L. 127. P. 547. 
Haitefield, Thorne, and Fifhlake, in the County of York, L. 7..—See infra, (Thorne, &amp;c.) 


Hale and Halewood, in Childwall Parith, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LV. 269. Agreed 
to by the Lords with an Amendment, 666. Amendment agreed to, 668. P. 683. 


Halton, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LU. 263. Read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 418, P. 479. 


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171. 


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178. 


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Hambleton in Brayton Parith; in the County of York, LI. 287. Read Third Time, and Amend- 
ments made, &amp;c. 587. P. 619. 


’ Hampton Poyle, in the County of Oxford, LI. 280. P. 786. 


Hand{woith, in the County of Stafford, XLVI. 182. P. 563. 


Hanley, otherwife Handley, otherwife Sixpenny Handley, in the County of Dorfet, LI. 301. 
Reported ; an Amendment made to One Amendment of the Committee, and a Claufe added, 
for regulating the Allotment for Compenfation to the Dean and Canons, &amp;c. 569. ‘Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 572. 609. P. 619. . ? 





Hanley Caftle, in the County of Worcefter, L. 8. P.179.——Petition of the Honourable An- 
drew Foley, for a Bill to allow him and other Owners of Eftates in the Manor, &amp;c. of Great 
Malvern, further Time to prefent their Claims to the Commiffioners, and to be enabled to try 
their Rights at Law ; ieferred to a Committee, LI. 367. Not reported. 





Hannington, in thé County of Northampton; LI. 282: Petition of Owners and Proprietors of a 
confiderable Part of the Open Fields, &amp;c. of the Parifh of Hannington, againft the Bill; to he 
on the Table till the Second Reading; Counfel ordered, and Day appointed for Ditto, 604. 
Deferred, 641. 663. Further deferred for Three Months, 668. Not proceeded in. 


Hanworth, Feltham, and Sunbury, in the County of Midddlefex, Lv.-87.- Petition of Copy- 
holders-and others, Inhabitants of Feltham, &amp;c. againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 375. Biull 
reported and re~committed, 546. Again reported; a Claufe added and Bill to be ingrofled, 
559. Read Third Time and King’s Confent fignified, 588. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
{ome Amendments, 636. Amendments agreed to, 647. P: 683. 

Harewood Manor and Parifh, in the County of York, Lil. 267. P. 384. 

Harlaxton, in the County of Lincoln, L. 149. P. 618. 

Harlington, in the County of Bedford, LI. 308. Not proceeded in, 

Harptry (Eaft) Part of the Foreft of Mendip, in the County of Somerfet, XLIx. 163. Agreed 
to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 412. 418. P. 486. 

Harrold, in the County of Bedford, Lil. 163. P. 638. 


Harrow, otherwife Sudbury, in the Parifh of Harrow, in the County of Middlefex, LI. 365—— 
Petition for Ditto renewed, LII. 332. Not proceeded in. 


Harfton, in the County of Cambridge, LI. 312. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of a very confidetable 
Part of the Lands within the Parith of Harfton, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 433. 
Day appointed for the Second Reading; the faid Petition again read and Counfel, &amp;c. 
ordered, 454. The Second Reading defetred for Six Months, 584.——-See infra. — 


Harfton and Hauxton, and alfo Little Shelford and Newton, in the County of Cambridge, LIII: 


149. Petition of Owners; &amp;c. of Lands againft, teferted to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counfel ordered; and Voices given, &amp;c. 463: Repotted; Notices not regularly given, being ob- 
ftructed, &amp;c. and Report to be further confidered, 477. Further confidered ; Bill ordered to 
be ingroffed, 481. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 520. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 616. Amendments agreed to, 623. P. 631. 

Hartington, in the County of Derby, LU. 324. Petition renewed, LIII. 246. Petition of 
Hugh Bateman, Efquire, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 566. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 584. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 655. Amendments agreed to, 658. P. 692. 


Harwood, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LI. 234: Member added, and Bill prefented, &amp;c. 
676..—Petition for Ditto renewed; LI. 206. P: 479. 
Harworth and Blyth, &amp;c. in the County of Nottingham, LIII. 242. See infra. 


Harworth, in the County of Nottingham, LIV. 197. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 561. Amendments agreed to, 606. P. 625. 


Hasfield, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 69. P. 554. 

Hawarden, in the County of Flint, LIL. 300. P. 452: 

Hayes, in the Gounty of Middlefex, LIV. 201. Not proceeded in. 

Heanor and Codnor, in the County of Derby, XLVI. t79. Read Third Time ; a Commiffioner’s 
Name left out, and another inferted, &amp;c. with Confent of Parties, 452. 618. P. 688. 

Hem{well, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIi. 465. P. 1074. 

Henlow, in the County of Bedford, L. 76. P. 482. 

Hereford See _/upra, (Bleathwood). ; 


Hertford, in the County of Hertford, (Saint John’s Parith and Liberty of Brickendon in all Saints 
Parifh), LV. 276. Bill reported ; a Claufe added ; Bill to be ingrofled, 422. King’s Confent 
fignified, 449. P. 596. 


Hefsle Anlaby and Tranby, in the County of the Town of Kingfton-upon-Hull ; for dividing, 
inclofing, draining, and improving ; referred to a Committee, XLVII. 498. Report, 706. Bill 
for Ditto, and for making Compenfation in lieu of Tythe for certain ancient inclofed Lands, 
prefented, &amp;c. 713. Reported, and King’s Confent fignified, 773. P. 1070. 











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187. 


188. 


190. 


161 


192. 


193- 






































‘Pnclotures 3 Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Commons, &amp;e: 





194. 


195. 





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Hetherfet, in the County of Norfolk, LUI. 5. P. 229. 
Hevingham and Marfham, in the County of Norfolk, LIV. 93. P. 414. 
Heworth, in the County of York, L. 107, Not proceeded in. 


Hexham and Allendale, inthe County of Northumberland ; for inclofing, &amp;c. certain Parts of 
the Commons, and for ftinting the depafturing of the other Parts, XLVI. 453. P. 1074. 


Hibaldftowe, in the County of Lincoln, LI. 289. Petition of John Nelfon of Broughton, 
again{t ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 506. 
Reported, &amp;c. 517. P. 546. 


High Fen. See (Warboys). 
High-ham and Ham Down, in the County of Somerfet, Lil. 126. P. 241. 





Hillam Manor and Townhhip in the Parifh of Monk Fryfton, in the County of York, XLIx. 
204. Petition for Ditto renewed, &amp;c. LI. 319. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added 
for fecuring the Payment of Tythe Rent to the Prebendary of Wilftow, and other Amendments 
made tothe Bill, &amp;c. 668. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 
748. P. 750. 


Hinton Martel, Horton, &amp;c. in the County of Dorfet, LI. 303. Petition for Ditto and 
Woodlands, Horton, &amp;c. Lil. 140. Order for the Bill read, and fo much of it as relates to 
Woodlands and Horton difcharged, and Bill prefented for the reft, 449. Bull reported, and a 
Claufe added, 583. P. 638. 


Hirft Courtney, in the County.of York, LIV. 153. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 545. 548. P. 625. 


Hockham (Great), inthe County of Norfolk, L.114. Read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. 517. P. 547. 








Holme upon the Wolds, in the County of York, L. 103. P. 481. 


Holmpton in Holdernefs, in’ the County of York, and for Compenfation for Tythes, LV. 89. 
Bill reported and re-committed, 396. Againreported, 407. P. 683. 


Hollym and Withernfea, in the County of York, and for a Compenfation in lieu of Tythes, &amp;c. 
XLVUI. 194. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Beverley, as Patrons of the Vicarage of Hollym, 
&amp;c. againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 794. Another Petition 
of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Beverley, againft; to lie onthe Table till the Report is received from the 
Committee on the Bill, 822. Bill reported, and the left preceding Petition from the Mayor, &amp;c. 
of Beverley read again; negative deferring the further Confideration of the Report, and appointing 
Counfel on Ditto ; Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 830. Read Third Time upona Divifion, and 
Amendments made to the Bill, 836. Amendments made at the Lords, 993. Confidered, and 
Agent called in and examined touching the Confent of the Parties to the Amendments made by 
the Lords; and Notice being taken that Forty Members were not prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 
994. Afterwards confidered again and agreed to, 996. P. 997. See (Holmpton, &amp;c.) 


Holt, in the County of Norfolk; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for extinguifhing all Rights of Sheepwalk, 
&amp;c. LI. 286. Petition of Owners of Mefluages, &amp;c. within the Parifh of Holt, againft the 
Bill in its then Form; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of Ditto, 473. Petition 
renewed, LIIJ. 296. Member added to bring in the Bill, and prefented, &amp;c. 584. Petition 
of Owners of Mefluages, &amp;c. again{t ; to lie on the Table till Second Reading of the Bill, 
585. Not proceeded in, 








Holwell and Kilmington, in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 256. Not proceeded in. 


Holwell, County of Bedford, LII. 288. 
See (Shitlington and Holwell). 





Petition renewed, LIII. 301. Not proceeded in. 





Holwell and Woodbridge, in the County of Somerfet, LII. 292. P. 638. 


Holy Ifland Manor and Parifh, in the County of Durham ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for extinguifhing 
Right of Common on particular Lands, XLVI. 212. Petitionof Freeholders and Stallengers of 
Holy Ifland, againft; to lie on the Table tili the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel 
ordered, 230. Read Second Time; negative calling in Counfel, and Bill committed, 448. 
Reported, and a Claufe added for Part of His Majefty’s Allotment to adjoin to the Caftle, &amp;c. 
465. P. 688. 


Holywell with Needingworth, in the County of Huntingdon, LY. 249. P. 715. 


Honington, in the County of Suffolk, Liv. 181. King’s Confent fignified ; Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 493. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 543. Amendment agreed 
to, 553. P. 625. 


Hope and Dodlefton, in the County of Flint, &amp;c. for inclofing, &amp;c. and draining; referred to a 
Committee, XLVI. 218. Report, and Notices not regularly given, but Bill ordered, &amp;c. 471. 
Committed, 574. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 634. Read Third 
Time, and an Amendment made by leaving out the Claufe declaring it to be a Public A&amp;, &amp;c. 
658. 689. P. 707. 


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‘Qnclotures: Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing antiaging Commons, &amp;c. 














Hornby, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, Honor and Manor, certain Traéts of Moor and 
Common Ground therein, LIl. 264. Reported, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;«c. 415. 
P. 479. 


197- Horsford, Horfham Saint Faith’s, and Hamlet of Newton Saint Faith’s, in the County of Norfolk, 


LV. 258. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 684. Amendments. agreed to, 
686. P.715. 


Horton, in the County of Gloucefter, LI. 307: Petition of James Harford and Henry Bengough, 
of Briftol, againft the Bill in its then Form; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel 


ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 624. Reported; and that one of the Commiffioners had been 
changed, 676. P. 750. 


Horton, in the County of Buckingham, Liv. 197. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amend- 
ments, 483. Amendments agreed to, Houfe being informed that Parties confented, &amp;c. 494. 
P. 535. 


Hofe, in the County of Leicefter, XLVI. 136. P. 399. 
198. Houghton, in the County of Southampton, XLIX. 158. P. 624. 


199. Houghton Regis, in the County of Bedford, LI. 361. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
with an Entry that the Houfe was informed that the Parties confented to the Amendments, &amp;c. 
549. 572. P. 619. 


Houghton and South Stoke, in the County of Suffex ; for inclofing certain Common Fields, &amp;c, 
and varying the Line, &amp;c. of certain Public Roads; to lie on the Table, LIV. 204. Petition 
again read and referred toa Committee, 474. Order for referring the Petition difcharged; 
Petition again read, and Bill ordered, 501. Prefented, &amp;c. 550. P. 676. 


200: Hoyland, Parifh of Wath upon Dern, in the County of York, XLIX. 181. P. 486. 


Huith Epifcopi, in the County of Somerfet, Lil, 267. Petition of James Hyde and James 
Richards, on Behalf of themfelves and others, Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates in the Parith of Aller, 
again{t the Bill in its then Form; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 350. Petition of feveral Perfons interefted in the Open Fields, &amp;c. againft 
Ditto; referred, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 361. Reported, &amp;c. 369. P. 424. 


* Hunmanby and Fordon, in the County of York, and for making Compenfation in lieu of Tythe, 
and for ancient inclofed Lands, LV. 169. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 614. Notice taken of the Bill 
not being properly prepared; Order for Second Reading difcharged ; Bill withdrawn, and 
another ordered, 627. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 638. Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 718. P. 747. 


a Huntfpill, in the County of Somerfet, for exchanging, allotting, 8&amp;c. and for dividing, 8c. a cer- 
tain open Pafture called Stert Common; referred to a Committee, LV. 261. Reported; 
Notices not properly given, but Bill ordered, 535. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 648. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 701. Amendments 
agreed to 723. P. 747. 

201. Hutton Bubhell, in the County of York; to extend the Powers, &amp;c. of A&amp; 30 Geo. III. for 


dividing, &amp;c. to the Townthip of Weft Ayton, in the Parith of Hutton Bufhell, XLVII. 439. 
Reported, and an Amendment difagreed to, and feveral Amendments made, &amp;c. 780. P. 1074. 


Hykeham (South), in the County of Lincoln ; and for making Compenfation in lieu of the Tythes 
of all the Tytheable Lands in the Parifh, LV. 281. King’s Confent fignified; Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 663. P. 715. 

202. Idfal, otherwife Shiffnal, in the County of Salop, for dividing, inclofing, allotting, and exchang- 
ing, XLVIII. 223. Prefented, 8c. 308. The Names of the Commiffioners not being inferted 
in the Bill, it was ordered to be withdrawn, and Leave given toprefent another Bill, 346. New 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. 372. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for making an Allotment to 
the Vicar, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 678. 761. P. 765. 


203. Ilkefton, in the County of Derby, XLIX. 216, Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
597+ P. 625. 

Ingburchworth, in Peniftone Parith, in the County of York, LV. 282. Bill read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 653. P. 715. 

Irthlingborough, in the County of Northampton, LII. 286. Not proceeded in. 

Iflip, in the County of Northampton, LV. 51. P. 242. ; 


Iver, in the County of Buckingham, LV. 232. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates, againft ; re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 8&amp;c. 513. Report 
and of hearing Counfel on the faid Petition, 8&amp;c. 589. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome 
Amendments, 669. Amendments agreed to, 673. P. 683. 


Petition renewed, LIV. 172.— 





204. Ives (Saint), in the County of Huntingdon, LI. 375. 
Ly. 268. Not proceeded in. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ,¥F 205. Kedewen, 








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206. 


207. 


208. 


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216. 


clo{ures; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing Particular Conimons, &amp;c. 


a 





Kedewen, Hopton, and Overgorther, in the County of Montgomery, LI. 228. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with an Amendment which was agreed to, 449. P. 480. 


Keevil, Idmafton, &amp;c. in the County of Wilts, XLIX. 215. Read Third Time, and an Amend- 
ment made, &amp;c. 389. P. 486. - 


Kellington in the County of York, for inclofing, draining, and embanking, referred to a Committee, 
XLVI. 91. Houfe informed that the Expence of Drainage and Embankment was not to be 
done by levying Tolls, &amp;c. Order for referring the Petition to a Committee difcharged, and 
Bill ordered, 146. Reported, and of Confent to adding one other Commiffioner to the Bill, and 
Report to be further confideted, 235. Report further confidered and Amendments agreed to, 
and a Claufe added to empower the Vicar to leafe his Allotment, 248. Read Third Time, 
and King’s Confent fignificd, &amp;¢. 255. P. 340. 





Kelmfcot and Broadwell, Hamlets, in the County of Oxford, LI. 324. Petition renewed for 
Kelmfcot only, LUI. 264. . Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 433. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 435. P. 452. 


Kelfey, (South) in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 188. Read Third Time, and King’s confent 
fignified, &amp;c. 448. P. 569. 


Kelfey, (North) in the County of Lincoln, LI. 373. Not proceeded in. 


Kelfhall, in the County of Hertford, XLIX. 222. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 481. Petition renewed, 
L. 114. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 558. 562. 
P. 568. 


Kempsford and Dryffield, in the County of Gloucefter, LIV. 180. P. 739. 


Kenninghall in the County of Norfolk, Liv. 189. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, 
379- P. 535- 


Kenfworth, in the County of Hertford, Lt. 289. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 634. Amendments agreed to, 634. P. 648. 


Kereby, otherwife Kirkby, in the County of York, LV. 172. P. 683. 





Kerry, in the County of Montgomery; for inclofing, &amp;c. the Wafte Lands within the Manor of 
Kerry, LU. 336. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 574. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 615. Amendments agreed to, 618. P. 638. 


Keyworth, in the County of Nottingham, LIII. 116. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amend- 
ment, 426. Amendment agreed to, 427. P. 452. 


Kimberworth, in Rotherham Parifh, in the County of York, LI. 227. P. 54s. 
Kineton, (Great) otherwife Kington, in the County of Warwick, XLVI. 146. P. 399. 


King’s Bromley, in the County of Stafford, LIv. 215. Petition of Perfons having Right of Com- 
mon, &amp;c. again{t ; to lie on the Table, 544. Bill committed ; the faid Petition again{t it again 
read and referred to the Committee, Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 556. Report, and 
of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 644. Report 
further confidered, and Amendments agreed to, &amp;c. 649. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 718.. Amendments agreed to, 722. P. 739. . 


King’s Sedgmoor, in the County of Somerfet, for draining and dividing ; Houfe informed that the 
Expence attending the draining and dividing was not propofed to be levied by Tolls or Duties 
upon the Parties interefted, Bill ordered, XLVI. 192. P. 563. See (Butleigh.—Catcot. 
Moorlinch.—W oollavington.—Street.—Somerton, &amp;c.) 


King’s Walden, in the County of Hertford, Lil. 318. Reported, and that Notices were not 
regularly given, &amp;c. but Billordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 679. P. 750. 


Kippax, in the County of York, XLVI. 151. King’s Confent fignified, 195. P. 399. 
Kirkburton, in the County of York, LV. 282. Not proceeded in. 


Kirkby in Afhfield, in the County of York, L. 95. Petition of Thomas Webb Edge, Efquire, 
on behalf of himfelf and others, againft the Allotment to the Duke of Portland as Lord of the 
Manor, referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 445. 
P. 547. 


Kirkbygrindalythe and Duggleby, in the County of York; for confirming. and eftablifhing an 
Agreement, Award, &amp;c. L. 158. Petition for Ditto renewed, &amp;c. LI. 374. LIL. 330. 
Not proceeded in. 











Kirkby-Overblow, in the County of York, Lill. 178. 238. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 605. Amendments agreed to, 619. P. 631. See fupra, (Kereby). 


Kirkheaton, in the ‘County of York; for inclofing and leafing, &amp;c. certain Common Moors and 
Waite Grounds, and applying the Profits in Aid of the Poors Rate, &amp;c. and for confirming an 
Inclofure made of the open and uninclofed Fields, Liv. 185. Prefented, &amp;c. 611. « Reed 
Third time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 705. P.739.——See /upra, (Cumberworth) (Dalton). 


217. Kirk 










































217. 


218. 
219. 


220, 


221. 


223. 


224. 


229. 


230. 
231. 


232. 


‘Juclolures; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Commons, &amp;c. 








Kirk Sandall, tons Sandall, and Street Thorpe, in the County of York; for inclofing, &amp;c. and 
making Compenfation for Tythes, XLVI. 234~——Petition renewed, -&amp;c. XLIX. 231. Not 
proceeded. in. - ~ 


Kirton in Lindfey, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIII. 124. P..765. 


Knarefborough Foreft, in the County of York ; for enlarging the Time, and reviving certain Powers 
granted by Act of 29 Geo. III. relative to dividing and inclofing certain open Parts of the faid 


Foreft, XLIX. 275. Petition renewed, &amp;c. L.126. King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 587. Report, - 


and that the Bill is not within the Standing Orders of the Houfe, &amp;c. 601. P. 638. 
Knayton Moor, in the Parifh of Leek, in the County of York, LIV. 174. P. 676. 


Knebworth, in the County of Hertford, LIV. 184. Petition of Proprietors of Lands, &amp;c. in the 
Parith of Codicot, in the County of Hertford, for Provifion to be made for inclofing the Com- 
mon Fields, &amp;c. of that Town; tolie on the Table, 201. Not proceeded in. 


Knipton, in the County of Leicefter, LIT. 281. P. 638. 
Knooke, in the County of Wilts; for dividing and allotting in Severalty, XLVII. 114. P. 748, 


Knottingley, in the County of York; for draining and inclofing, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 
XLVIIL 208. Houfe informed that the Expence attending the Drainage, 8c. was not pro- 
pofed to be levied by Tolls or Duties upon the Parties, Order of Reference difcharged, and Bill 
ordered, 771. Prefented, 8c, for dividing and inclofing, 772. P. 875. 


Knoyle, (Eaft, otherwife Bifhops), in the County of Wilts, LIIl. 138. Agreed to by the Lords 
with an Amendment, 407. Amendment agreed to, 424. P. 452. 


Lambley, in the County of Nottingham, XLVII. 427. King’s Confent fignified, and Bill read 
Third Time, &amp;c. 803. P. 1074. : 


Lamport, and Hanging Houghton, in the County of Northampton, XLIX. 246. P. 624. 


Lancafter Marfh Stinted Pafture, in the County of Lancafter; for embanking, draining, and 
otherwife improving ; and the Houfe being informed that the Works referred to in the Petition 
are not be carried on by any Tolls or Duties, Bill ordered, LI. 93. Read Third Time and an 
Amendment made, &amp;c. 196. 244. P. 246. 


Lanchefter and Kimblefworth, in the County Palatine of Durham, LIV. ue: Petition of the Cor- © 


poration of Durham and Framwelgate, againit the Bill; tolie on the Table, 194. Petition of 
Sir Thomas Henry Liddle, of Ravenfworth Caftle, Baronet, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table, 
407. Not proceeded in. 


Langford, in the County of Bedford. L. 119. Not proceeded in, 
Langley, in the County of Norfolk, LV. g1. P. 332. 


Langley South Common, in Warden Parifh, in the County of Northumberland, xLvuu, 192. 
P. 829. 


Langton, (Weft, Eaft, &amp;c.) in the County of Leicefter, XLVI. 217. P. 688. 


Llanferres, in the County of Denbigh, and Kilken, in the County of Flint, XLVI. 170. King’s 
Confent fignified, 819. P. 875. 


Leigh Common, in the Tything of Leigh, in the County of Dorfet, Liv. 215. P. 535. 
Leintwardine, Burrington, &amp;c. in the County of Hereford, Liv. 54. P. 338. 
Leke, (Great) otherwife Eaft), in the County of Nottingham, LI. 234. P. 361. 


Lenton and Radford, in the County of Nottingham, L. 159. Petition renewed, LI. 362. 
Petition of Gentlemen and other Inhabitants, refiding in and near the Town of Nottingham, 
againft including the Race Ground at Nottingham in this Bill; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 590. Read Second Time and Committed, 628. Bill reported, 
and Negative bringing up a Claufe for a Race Ground to be left open at a particular Seafon, 
&amp;c. and Negative another Claufe for Mr. Gregory to make compenfation to the Subfcribers 
to the Stand on the prefent Race Ground, 687. King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 782. P. 791. 





Letcomb Regis, and Letcomb Baffet, in the County of Berks, XLIXx, 237. Not proceeded in. 
Leven, in the County of York, XLVI. 151. P. 688. 


Leverton, (North) and Hablefthorpe, otherwife Apefthorpe, in the County of Nottingham, L. 1o1. 

P. 547. : 
oe (South) in the Manor of Ofwald-beck Soke, in the County of Nottingham, L. 113. 
- 547-- 


Lewknor and Poftcomb, in the County of Oxford, xLVU. 448. Petition of feveral Perfons 
Owners of Eftates, 8c, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and 


Counfel ordered, 694. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 705. Petition of David 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


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240. 


241. 


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Mashborne, for leave to withdraw his Petition prefented for the Bill, and that he may be heard by 
Counfel, &amp;c. againft it; to lie on the Table, 712. . Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners of Eftates 
&amp;c. againft; to lie on th¢ Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and Countel ordered, 713. 
Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners of Eftates, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Read- 
ing, &amp;c. 716. Petitioners do not defire to be heard on Second Reading; Bill Committed, 
and Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 719. The feveral Petitions againft 
the Bill referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 724. Petition of feveral Perfons Owners 
of Eftates, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 735. Two 
Petitions of feveral Proprietors of Eftates, againft; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 745. 
Petition of Benjamin New, defiring to withdraw his Petition in favour of Ditto, and to be heard 
againft the fame, to lie on the Table, 745. Committee to fit on a particular Day, notwithftand- 
ing the Adjournment of the Houfe, 786. Report, and of Confents to changing one of the 
Commiffioners, and a Claufe added, that Lands fhall continue liable to Tythes, if the Proprietors 
are diffatisfied with the Valuation made by the Commiffioners, 794. Read Third Time; 
the faid Claufe cut out of the Bill at the Table, and Bill fent to the Lords, 809. Not 
returned. 


Lexham, (Eaft) and Great Dunham, in the County of Norfolk, L. 106. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments which were agreed to, 322. 331. P. 380. 


Lightwood, in Normacott Townfhip, in the Parifh of Stone, in the County of Stafford, XLVI. 
218. P. 746. 


Lindridge, Manor and Parith, in the County of Worcefter, LII. 315. 316. P. 638. 
Llanfwrog, in the County of Denbigh, Lv. 251. P. 683. 


Locking, in the County of Somerfet, LV. 59. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
301. Amendments agreed to, 304. P. 332. 


Londonthorpe, in the County of Lincoln, L. 149. P. 618. 


Longborough, in the County of Gloucefter, XLIX. 178. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amend- 
ment, which was agreed to, 456. 460. P. 486. : 


Longcot, in Shrivenham Parifh, in the County of Berks, LI. 378. P. 791- 


Long Prefton, in the County of York; and for embanking and draining feveral Parcels of Ground 
called Long Prefton Ings; referred to a Committee, LIV. 200. Report, 485. Bill reported ; 
feveral of the Amendments agreed to; Report to be further confidered, 556. Further confi- 
dered; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 560. P. 676. 


Long Stow, in the County of Cambridge, LIII. 142. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 652. Amendments agreed to, 653. P. 692. 





Lowther, in the County of Weftmorland, XLVI. 225. 


Petition renewed, XLVII. 480. Not 
proceeded in. 


Luddington and Garthorpe, in the County of Lincoln; for inclofing and improving, L. 161.—— 
Petition for Ditto renewed, &amp;c. LI. 287. P. 786. See (Tythes), 27. 


Ludford Magna, and Ludford Parva, in the County of Lincoln, XLVI. 202. Read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 650. P. 688. 





Ludham, in the County of Norfolk; for dividing, &amp;c. and draining ; referred to a Committee, LY. 
266. Report, 294. Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, 401. P. 451. 


Lund, in the County of York; for dividing and inclofing, and for making Compenfation in lieu 
of Tythes, and for Lands already inclofed, XLIX. 242. P. 736. 


Lyddington, with Caldecott and Uppingham, in the County of Rutland, and for extinguifhing all 
Tythes, LUI. 3109. Petition renewed, LIV. 173. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 530. Read Third 
Time, and an Amendment made, 615. P. 676. | 


Lympfham. 





See Brent. 





Macclesfield, in Preftbury Parith, in the County of Chefter, L. 15g. Petition renewed, &amp;c. LI. 298. 
Bill reported, and that the Committee had altered the Chriftian Name of One of the Commif- 
fioners, inferted by Miftake, &amp;c. 486. The King’s Confent fignified ; Bill read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 497. 532. P. 546. 


Maifemore, in the County of Gloucefter (except Maifemore Ham) ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for ex- 
empting all the Lands and Tenements of the Parifh from Tythe, Modus, &amp;c. by allotting Lands 
in lieu thereof, XLVIII. 204. P. 829. 


Malton (Old) in the County of York, XLVIII. 256. Petition renewed, XLIX. 180. Bill pre- 
fented, &amp;c. for inclofing, draining, and improving, 311. 332. Petition of George Watfon, of 
Old Malton, Efquire, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. Report, and that One of the Commiffioner’s Names was changed, &amp;c. 453- 
Read Third Time and Amendments miade, &amp;c. 466. 491. P. 560. Petition for a Bill to 
alter, vary, and amend the faid At of 34 Geo. III. LI. 295. Report and re-committed, 529. 
Again reported, 533. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 539. Agreed to by 
the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 625. 629. P. 786. 








Maney, 









Snelolures j Petisions, and Bilte;:fer Innleing particular Commons, fee. 





247- 


248. 


249. 


250. 


251. 


252. 


253. 
254. 


255. 


256. 


257 


258. 
259+ 


260. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Maney, Upwell, &amp;c.——See feng. 
Manthorpe, and Little Gonerby, in the County of Lincoln, Liv. 88. Not proceeded in. 
Another Petition for another Inclofure at the faid Places, LIV. 215. Not proceeded in. 





Mapowder, in the County of Dorfet, LIII. 319. Petition renewed, LIV. 148. P. 625. 


March, in Doddington Manor, Ifle of Ely and County of Cambridge, XLVI. 441. Petition of 
feveral Perfons, Proprietors of Mefluages, &amp;c. for Provifion to be made for altering and amending 
an Act of 32 Geo. II. for draining, &amp;c. certain Low Grounds, ‘fo far as relates to the Ham- 
let of March; referred toa Committee, 515. Report, and Inftruction to make Provifion ac- 
cordingly, 583. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 597. P. 1074. 


Marcle, Wolton, &amp;c. in the County of Hereford, L. t19. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added 
for making an Allotment to the Vicar contiguous to his Houfe ; and an Amendment made to the 
Bill, &amp;c. 451. 504. P. 508. 


Marham, in the County of Norfolk, XLVIII. 229. Amendments made at the Lords and agreed to, 
&amp;c. 657. 679. P. 712. : 


Mark (Eaft), Little Mark, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 217. P. 3809. 


Market Deeping, Deeping Saint James, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln; for Drainage and Inclo- 
fure ; referred toa Committee, LV. 283. Not reported. 


Marfhland Country, in the County of Norfolk ; for draining and preferving, and for inclofing, &amp;c. 
a certain Part thereof called the Smeeth ; referred toa Committee, XLVI. 202. Report, 237.—— 
Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LI. 380. Report, 430. Reported and re-committed, 624. 
Petition of Proprietors of Lands in Weft Moor and Broad and Short Fen, in the County of 
Norfolk, for Provifion to be made for enabling the Commiffioners to be appointed, 8c. to include 
the Lands of the Petitioners in the Drainage of the faid Smeeth and Fen, &amp;c.; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Inftruction thereon, 634. Bill again reported, &amp;c. 650. King’s 
Confent fignified, &amp;c. 668. P. 785. 


Marfton Moretaine, in the County of Bedford, LI. 251. Voices given to all the Members of the 
Committee on the Bill, 508. Reported, &amp;c. 539. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments which were agreed to, 587. 592. P. 619. 


Martin (Saint), Stamford ‘Baron, in the County of Northampton, L. 73. P. 300. 
Martin, in the Parifh of Timberland, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 257. P. 624. 
Marton-with-Grafton, in the County of York, LV. 177. P. 375. 


Matham Manor, within Mafhambhire, in the County of York; Part of the Moors and Wattes, 
“XLVI. 48. P. 829. 


Maulden, in the County of Bedford, LI. 360. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
which were agreed to, 572. 579. P. 619. 


Mavis Enderby, in the County of Lincoln, LIII. 271. King’s Confent fignified, 600. P. 692. 


Medftead and Bentworth, in the County of Southampton, LIII. 147. Agreed to by the Lords 
with an Amendment, 443. Amendment agreed to, 452. P. 543. 


Mendip Foreft.——See fupra, 117. 178. 


Meffingham, and Part of Eaft Butterwick, in the County of Lincoln; referred to a Committee, 
LIII. 271. \ Petition again read ; Houfe informed that the Works referred to in the faid Petition 
were not propofed to be carried on by Tolls or Duties; Order of Reference difcharged, and Bill 
ordered, 299. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, 376. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 436. Amendments agreed to, 437. P. 452. Petition of Frances 
Ifabella Mafter, Widow, Committee of the Eftate of William Dalifon, Efquire, a Lunatic, for a 
Bill to explain and amend the faid Ad, fo far as relates to the Claim of the Petitioner; referred 
toa Committee, LIV. 219. Petition of Mrs. Mafter renewed, and to lie on the Table, Lv. 
266. Not proceeded in. 








_ Middlezoy, Part of King’s Sedgmoor, in the County of Somerfet ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and exchang- 


ing, LIII. 83. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, 152. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 266. Amendments agreed to, 267..P. 316. 


Milcomb, in Bloxham Parifh, in the County of Oxford, XLVIII. 200. Amendments made by 
the Lords and agreed to, 812. 816. P. 829. 


Milforth (South) and Lumby, in Sherburn Parith, in the Couaty of York, XLVIII. 172. P. 466. 


Millbrooke, in the County of Bedford, L. 146. Reported and re-committed, 530. Reported 
again, &amp;c. 534. The King’s Confent fignified, and Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 544. P. 618. 


Milton, in the County of Cambridge ; and for laying in feveralty, LV. 85. Bill reported and 4 
ew added, 298. Read Third Time; a Claufe added and Amendments made, &amp;c. 354. 
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261. 


262. 
263. 
264. 


265. 
266. 


269. 


271s 


272. 


273. 


274. 


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Milton Bryant, in the County of Bedford, XLVIII.-198. King’s Confent fignified, 621. P. 746. 
Milton Moor, in Kewftoke Parifh, in the County of Somerfet, XLVIII. 161. P..466. 

Milton and Upton. See /upra, (Knoyle.) 

Mirfield, inthe County of York, L. 76. Petition renewed, LI. 273. P. 619. 

Mitchelmerth, Braifhfield, &amp;c. in the County of Southampton, LI. 87. P. 246. 








Mold, in the County of Flint, XLVII. 400. Amendments made by the Lords and agreed to, 
816. 819. P. 1074. Petition for a Bill to amend the faid A&amp;, and Bill ordered, XLIX. 207, 
Read Third Time and an,Amendment made, 550. P. 624. 





Molefworth, in the County of Huntingdon, LIV. 54. P. 388. 


Mollington, in the Counties of Oxford and Warwick, within the Parifh of Cropedy, in the County 
of Oxford, LIl. 276. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;a 484. P. 559. 


Monk Fryfton, in the County of York, XLVII. 403. P. 1074. 


Monk Sherborne, in the County of Southampton ; for inclofing, &amp;c. within the Common Fields 
only, XLVII. 490. P. 1074. 





Moorgate, in Clarbrough Parifh, in the County of Nottingham, LIII. 296. 
LIV. 204. Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 559. P. 625. 


Petition renewed, 


Moorlinch, in the County of Somerfet ; for dividing, &amp;c. and for exchanging, allotting, and im- 
proving certain other Lands, &amp;c. LII. 321. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
612. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 656. Amendments agreed to, 658. 
P. 663. See fupra, 78. 


Moretonand Wilbrighton, otherwife Wilberton, in the County of Stafford, XLVIII. 139. P. 712. 
Moreton, Corbet, Shawbury, &amp;c. in the County of Salop, Lil. 196. P. 638. 


Morton, Walkerith, Eaft Stockwith, Bliton, &amp;c. in Gainfburgh and other Parifhes, in the County 
of Lincoln; for inclofing, draining, embanking, and improving; to lie on the Table, LI. 374. 
Petition again read and referred-to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 502. Report, 523. Petition 
of John Johnfon, Gentleman, Impropriator of the Tythes within the Townfhip of Eaft Stock- 
with, againft the Bill as it now ftands; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 628. Reported; and that Two Commiffioners had been added in the 
‘Bill, &amp;c. and an Amendment was made by the Houfe to the Bill, &amp;c. 672. P. 785. Petition 
for a Bill to explain and amend, &amp;c. the faid A&amp;, received after the Time limited, and referred to 
a Committee, LIV. 317. Not proceeded in. 











Moulton, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 494. Petition renewed, XLVIII. 74. Bill or- 
dered, 283. King’s Confent fignified, 787. Read Third Time; a Claufe added and Amend- 
ments made to the Bill, 788. P. 829.——-See Cmbankment, 9. 10.— Feng, 4.—Infra, 414.— 
Supra, 151. . 


Mumby, Hogfthorpe, and Anderby, in the County of Lincoln, XLVI. 233. Not proceeded in. 
See Embankment. 

Nannerch and Y{ceifiog. See Y{ceifiog. 

Nether Dean.———See Over Dean, &amp;c. 


Nether Seal, and Over Seal, in the County of Leicefter; for confirming and eftablifhing a Divifion 
and Incloiure ; referred to a Committee, and to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, LIV. 82. 
Report, and Notices not having been given ; Report to lie on the Table. and ordered to be given, 
100. Petition after Notices given, by Permiffion of the Houfe; referred to a Committee, &amp;c, 
152. Report; Petition for the Bill again read, and Bill ordered, 177. P. 388. 


Nether Wallop, in the County of Southampton, LI. 87. P. 480. 
Nettleton, inthe County of Lincoln, XLVI. 233. P. 688. 


Newark-upon-Trent, in the County of Nottingham, Lv. 250. Bill read Third Time; King’s 
Confent fignified; and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 555. -P. 683. 


Newport Pagnel, in the County of Buckingham, XLVIII. 159. Petition renewed, XLIX. 2 54. 
Petition of Thomas Hooton, Gentleman, and others, againft ; referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 541. P. 624, 


Newton Bromfhold, in the County of Northampton ; and certain open Fields in Higham Ferrers 
as are known by the Names of the Buicotts and No Man’s Leys, LV. 247. King’s Confent fig- 
nified, 511. P. 596. 


Newton Regis, otherwife Newton in the Thiftles, and Clifton Heath, &amp;c. in the County of War- 
wick and Stafford, L. 93. P. 481. R 


Nomans Moor, otherwife Norman’s Moor, in the County of York, LV. 256. P. 683. 


Mutton, &amp;c. Drainage. 











275. Normanton 





‘*Pnelolures &gt; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particule bbEidans: &amp;c, 


7 





275° 


276, 
277- 
278. 


279: 


280. 


es. 


281. 


282. 


284. 


285. 


286. 


287. 


Normanton (South), in the County of Derby, Lil. 78. Petition of feveral Proprietors of Lands, 
&amp;c. againft Ditto, unlefs the whole is exonerated from Tythes, &amp;c.; to-lie on the Table until the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 120. Bill committed; the faid Petition again read and referred, 
125. Reported; and that no Perfon appeared in Support of the faid Petition, &amp;c.146. 
P. 231. 


Normanton, inthe County of Rutland, XLVIII. 205. P. 712. 


Normanton-upon-Trent, in the County of Nottingham, LV. 88. P. 415. - 

North Curry.——See Curry. 

North Grimfton. See Grimfton. | 

Northnewington, otherwife Northnewton, in the County of Oxford, LI. 306. Not proceeded in. 


Northwold, in the County of Norfolk, LI. 228. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for ena- 
bling the Reétor to Leafe his Allotments under certain Reftrictions, &amp;c. 399. P. 480. 





- Norton in the Clay, in the County of York; for inclofing and draining; referred to a Committee, 


XLVI. 202. Order of Reference read, and the Houfe informed that the Expence attending the 
Drainage was not propofed to be levied by Tolls or Duties; Order difcharged, and Bill ordered, 
395. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 446. P. 563. 

Norton, in the County of Hertford, LI. 274. P. 546. 

Norwell, in the County of Nottingham, LII. 303. Not proceeded in. 

Norwood, in the County of Middlefex, Lill. 252. Not proceeded in. 


Nylands with Badcombe, in the County of Somerfet ; for inclofing and draining; referred to a 
Committee, XLVI. 127. Order of Reference again read ; and the Houfe being ‘informed that 
the Expence attending the Drainage of the Lands was not to be levied by Tolls or Duties on 
the Parties, Order difcharged and Bill ordered, 132. A Petition of Sufannah Stagg, and alfoa . 
Petition of Jofeph Comer and others, Owners, &amp;c. of Commonable Eftates in the Manor of 
Nylands, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 197. Re- 
ported, and that Counfel had been heard in Support of the Petitions, &amp;c. and of Confents to 
leaving out One of the Commiffioners named in the Bill and inferting another in his Stead, &amp;c. 
444. P. 688. 


Oare, in the Parifhes of Wilcot and Huifh, in the County of Wilts; for dividing and allotting, 
LIV. 88. 154. P. 388. 


Offord Cluney, in the County of Huntingdon, Lv, 875. P. 930. 


Ogbourn Saint George, in the County of Wilts; for dividing and laying in feveralty, XLVIL..438. 
P. 777. 
Oddington (except Otmoor), in the County of Oxford, XLVI. 201. P. 688. 


Ordfall, in the County of Nottingham, LV. 275. King’s Confent fignified ; Bill read Third Time, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 612. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 689. 
Amendment agreed to, 693. P. 715. ; 


Orfton and Thoroton, in the County of Nottingham, XLVIII. 230. P. 829. 
Ofbournby and Newton, in the County of Lincoln, L. 119. P. 547. 


Othery, in the County of Somerfet ; for dividing and allotting, and for exchanging, allotting, and 
improving, LII. 266. P. 424. 


Outwell, Stow-Bardolph, &amp;c. See Feng. 


Over Kellet, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, Lil. 26 3. Reported; Read Third Time and an 
Amendment made, &amp;c. 418. P. 479. 


Over and Nether Dean, in the County of Bedford, LV. 51. Agreed to by the Lords with fone 
Amendments, 445. Amendments agreed to, 447. P. 539. 








Ovington in the County of Norfolk, LIV. 188.——-Petition renewed, LV. 257. Agreed to by 
the Lords with an Amendment, 525. Amendment agreed to, 525. P. 539. 


Owmby Lordfhip, in Searby Parith, in the County of Lincoln, L. 128. P. 618. ‘ 
Oxhill, in the County of Warwick, Lil. 267. P. 663. 


—— in the County of Bucks, L. 126. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 382, 
- 482. ‘ 


Pampisford, in the County of Cambridge, LIV. 179. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 740. Amendments agreed to, 742. P. 744. 


Parndon (Great) in the County of Effex, L..150. Reported, and of Confents to changing Two 
of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, 539- Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
543. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 569. 571. P. 619. 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) -. Pattingham. 





Pnclotur eS; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing jerticalak Commons, be. 








288. 


289. 


290. 


2gt. 


292. 
293: 


294. 


295. 


296. 


297. 
298. 





Pattingham and Patfhull, in the County of Stafford, Liv. 146. Agreed to by the Lords with an 
Amendment, 612. Amendment agreed to, 614. P. 711. 


Penge Common, in the County of Surrey, XLVI. 226. Petition renewed, XLVII. 492. Bill com- 
mitted and Voices given, &amp;c. 790. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates in the Parith of Bat. - 
terfea, againft, referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 808. Report, and 
to be further confidered, 831. Further confidered; Amendments amended ; a Claufe added for 
trying Rights, and another to allot Land to get Gravel for the Roads, 1025. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added for limiting the Time of bringing Actions, &amp;c. 1029. Not returned 
from the Lords. Petition renewed, XLVIII. 243. Petition of feveral Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates 
in the Parith of Batterfea, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and 
Counfel ordered, 623. Order for Ditto read, and Counfel attending, but not moved for to be 
called in; Bill read Second Time, 649. Reported, and a Claufe added to exempt the Arch- 
bifhop of York from the Expences of the Act, 698. Sent to the Lords, 716. Not returned. 

Petition renewed, XLIX. 273.—L. 146.—LII. 326. Day appointed for the Second Read- 

ing of the Bill, 411. Orders difcharged and other Days appointed, 426. 442. Committed, 

and a Petition of George John Earl Spencer againft the Bill in its then Form, referred to the Com- 
mittee, Counfel, &amp;c. ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 463. Reported, &amp;c. 602. Sent to the 

Lords, 608. ‘ Not returned. 


Penley, in the County of Flint, L. 146. P. 323. 


Peopleton, in the County of Worcefter, XLVIII. 7. Petition of William Willder, of Burnafton, 
in the County of Derby, againft the Proportions of Land allowed the Rettor for Tythes, &amp;c. 
referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 217. Petition of feveral Proprietors . 
of Commonable Land, againft ; referred to the fame Committee and Voices given, &amp;c. 217. 
Not reported. 


Pertenhall, in the County of Bedford, LI. 252. Petition of. William Paget, Clerk, Lord of the 
Manor of Pertenhall with Covington Pee, and other the Proprietors of Lands, &amp;c. againft the 
Bill paffing into a Law, to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 389. 
Day appointed for the Second Reading, 405. Notice taken that the Bill was not properly pre- 
pared according to the Order of Leave for bringing it in, &amp;c. ; Order for Second Reading dif- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn and another ordered; a Member added to bring it in, and Bill pre- 
fented and read, &amp;c. 429. The faid Petition of William Paget, Clerk, read again and ordered 
to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of this Bill, and Counfel ordered, 445. Order 
of the Day for Ditto read ; negative Motion or calling in Counfel, and Bill read Second Time, 
&amp;c. and Voices given to all the Members of the Committee thereon, 457. Report, and a 
Claufe added for making an Exchange of Lands, for Lands. in the Parifh of Tyfoe, &amp;c. 505. 
P. 546. 


Petherton (North) in the County of Somerfet, L. 25. Another Member to carry the Bill to 
the Lords, 174. P. 300. 


Pillarton, otherwife Pillardington, in the County of Warwick, XLIX. 214. Read Third Time, 
and a Claufe added for making an Allotment to the Vicar, &amp;c. 570. P. 624. 








Pilton and North Wotton, in the County of Somerfet, XLIX. 151. P. 389. 
Pirton, in the County of Hertford, LI. 302. 








Petition renewed, LIV. 181. Not proceeded in. 





Pitney otherwife Pitney Lortie, in the County of Somerfet, LII. 317. Not proceeded in. . 


Plumftead (Little) in the County of Norfolk, LV. 219. Petition of feveral Proprietors of Lands 
and Grounds in Ditto, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 326. Report, and of having confidered the faid Petition, &amp;c. 557- P. 683. 


Pontefract and Tanfhelf, in the County of York, to amend Aét lately paffed for dividing, &amp;c. the 
Park of Pontefract, and for fupplying the Town with Water, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 

_ XLVIIL 242. Petition renewed, &amp;c. L. 124.—LI. 374.—LI. 306. Not proceeded in. 
See Squares and Streets, 26. 


Pontefraét, in the County of York; for inclofing, &amp;c. certain open and intermixed Lands, and for 
making Compenfation for the Great Tythes thereof, and other Lands, and _alfo for the Vicarial 
Tythes of the Parifh, LI. 300. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of. Lands within Tanfhelf and Carl- 
ton, for Provifion to be made to exonerate Lands in thofe Townfhips from Tythes, and to 
make Exchanges, &amp;c. and Inftruction given accordingly, 619. P. 750. 


Poringland (Eaft) and Weft Poringland, &amp;c. in the County of Norfolk, and for making Com- 
penfation for Tythes in Eaft Poringland, Framingham Earl, and Bixley, Lv. 287. P. 595. 


Portbury, in the County of Somerfet, LIII. 242. P. 480. 
Poulton, in the County of Wilts, XLIX. 244. 
Prees, Moreton Say, and Stanton upon Hineheath, in the County of Salop, L. 90. P. 300. 


Prefton and Sutton Pointz, in thc County of Dorfet, XLVIII. 118. 
166. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 311, P. 389. 


Puriton, in the County of Somerfet, LU. 265. P. 424. 











Petition renewed, L. 122. P. 554. 





Petition renewed, XLIX. 


«  Purton 



































Jueloture S, Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Corhmons, bie. 





“6 Purton otherwife Puriton, in the County of Wilts, Livy. 10. P. 625. 
299. Quarley, in the County of Southampton, XLIX: 205. P. 486. 
400. Queenborough, in the County of Leicefter, XLVIII. 230. Reported, and of Confents given to 
changing One of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 769. P. 860. 
2 Rackheath, in the County of Norfolk ; Petition ftating Notices not to have been given ; referred 


toa Committee, LIV. 128, Reported; Report to lie on the Table, and Notices ordered to 
be given, 130. Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee, 149. Reported ; Petition 
for the Bill again read; Bill ordered, 156. P. 388. © 


gol. Radborne, in the County of Derby, L. 152. Not proceeded in. 





302. Ramfey, in the County of Huntingdon ; for inclofing, draining, and preferving the Hetn Corimot 
and Gore Common, and for repealing Act of 30th Geo. II. for draining, &amp;c. certain Fen Lands 
&amp;c. in Ramfey, Bury, &amp;c. and for making more effectual Provifion for thofe Purpofes, referred. 
to a Committee, LI. 149. Reported, 471. Petition of Charles Bowyer Adderley, Efquire, 
Truftee to Robert Hotchkin, Efquire, a Lunatic, againft; referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, Counfel ordered and Voices given, 8c. 521. Reported, 556. P. 618. ) 


Ranworth, in the County of Norfolk; for confirming’ an Agreement and Award’thade for dividing 
and allotting, &amp;c. LI. 310. Petition renewed, Lill. 173.——-Ditto, LIV. 189. P. 625. 


303. .Ratley, in the County of Warwick, L. t15. P. 4gt. 


Raunds, in the County of Northampton, LII. 304. Day appointed for the Second Reading of 
the Bill, 651. © Petition of {mall Proprietors of Lands, and Perfons having Right of Common, 
ainft, received at the Time of Second Reading of the Bill, and Bill committed, 661. Voices 
given to all the Members of the Committee, 676. King’s Gonfent fignified, 682. Reported, 
and other Amendments being neceflary, Bill re-committed, 683. Reported again; and of adding 
One other Commiffioner, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 688: Read Third Time, and an 
Amendment propofed but not made, &amp;c. 691. 723. P. 750. 





3046 Ravenfthorpe, in the County of Northampton, L. 161. Reported, and Notices not regularly 
given, but Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 580. P. 619. 
305. Redmile, in the County of Leicefter, XLVII. 378. P. 748. 
306. Rednefs and Swinefleet, in Whitgift Parith, in the County of York, for draining, inclofing, and 
improving, referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 174. Report, 668. P. 827. 
307. Reedfdale and Corfenfide, in the County of Northumberland, XLVII. 381. P. 748. 
oo Remenham, in the County of Berks, LIV. 135.157. P. 388. 
A Reydon, in the County of Suffolk, Lill. 299. P. 543: , a 
308. Reymerftone, Letton, &amp;c. in the County of Norfolk, Li. 71. P. 480, 
309- Ridgemont, in the County of Bedford, LI..361. P. 619. 
310. Riplingham, in Rowley Parifh, in the County of York, L. 158.——Petition. renewed for Rip. 


, lingham and Little Weeton, LV. 290. Not proceeded in. 


Rifby, Fornham, All Saints, &amp;c. in the County of Suffolk, LV. 249. Prefented, &amp;c. 376° 
Committed, 381. Not reported. ’ 


311. Rifely, inthe County of Bedford, XLVIII. 95. P. 466. 
. Rocefterand Denfton, in the County of Stafford, Lv. 189. P. 747. 


Rockborne, in the County of Southampton, and Wichbury, in thie County of Wilts, Litt. 34. 
Petition of the Copyhold and Leafehold Tenants, againft the Claufe exempting the Reé¢tors from 
Expences of’ the *Inclofure, cc. ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 173. Reported, and of changing Commiffioners, &amp;c. 486. P. 543. 


312. Rodmarton and Coates, in the County of Gloucefter, for inclofing, &amp;c. and for fettling and 
making certain the Boundaries of thofe Parifhes, XLVI. 488.) Bill reported, and of Confents 
to leaving out Four Commiffioners.and acing Two others, 769. Amendments miade by the 
Lords, 826. Amendments agreed to, 828. P. 1074, 


Ropefley, and Great and Little Humby, in the County of Lincoln, L. 127. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to,,558. 562. P. 568. 


ii Rothbury, in the County of: Northumberland, for inclofing; &amp;c. Thropton Common, LIV. 200. 
Not proceeded in. . 


Rotherham and Thrybergh. See’ (Dalton) o&gt; — 
Rotherfthorpe, in the County df SOuthampton, ‘LV+218.. Not proceeded im 


314. Rothwell Haigh within Rothweéll; in the: County ofs¥ork { to dBviate a Doubt touching the 
5 Validity of certain Parts of an Award made in, purfuance of an Act of 25 Geo. III.y Li. 222. 
FP. 480. 7 ' ? sh .' . wee WY des) leg “ 


, 
. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) oH 315. Roundway, 








































| *Prelolures &gt; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing pdvtidubes Githons, Ke. 


— 














315. Roundway, Redborough, &amp;c. in Marden Parifh, in the County of Wilts, for dividing, allotting, 
and laying in Severalty, XLIX. 257. P. 569. 


Rowley Regis, in the County of-Stafford, Liv. 190. King’s Confent fignified; Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 494. P. 539. 

316. Rufforth, in the County of the City of York, XLIX. 125.,P. 625. 

Ryhall with Belmefthorpe, in the County of Rutland, Lv. 218. 377. P. 539. 

Saham Toney, in the County of Norfolk, LII. 292. Petition of George Marquis Townfend, 
and of the Reverend Colby Bullock, Clerk, againft the Bill in its then Form; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, 377. Bill read Second. Time, &amp;c. 413. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 459. .Amendments agreed to, 462. P. 479. See fupra, 
(Ovington). 

Salhoufe, in the County of Norfolk, LV. 88. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
294. P. 332. . 

Sandall Magna, Walton, and Criggleftone, in the County of York, Liv. 174. P. 676. 


Sandy, in the County of Bedford, Lull. 88. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
579. Amendments agreed to, 571. P. 631. 





317. Sapperton and Mackley, in the County of Derby, LI. 374. 
P. 532. 
Sawley and Winkfley, in Ripon Parifh, in the County of York, LII.301. Petition of the Lord 
Archbifhop of York, againft the Bill; to lie onthe Table till the Second Reading, 346. Bill 
committed, and the faid Petition againft Ditto referred to the Committee, Counfel ordered, and . 
Voices given, &amp;c. 347. P. 479. 





Petition renewed, &amp;c. LII. 279. 





318. Scartho, in the County of Lincoln, XLVIH. 273.——Petition renewed, L. 98. P. 547. 

319. Scotter, Scotterthorpe, and Suffworth, in the County of Lincoln, LI. 289. Not proceeded in. 

320. Seredington, in the County of Lincoln, LI. 289. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 578. P. 619. 

421. Sedgeford, in the County of Norfolk, L. 94. P. 547. 


Sedgmoor.»——See ( Glaftonbury). 
Scifton, &amp;c.——See (Siefton), &amp;c. 


322. Selby Manor and Parifh &amp;c. in the County of York, XLIX. 203. Petition renewed, LI. 
366. Petition for Ditto in prefented, and to have certain low Grounds and Carrs 
effe€tually drained, preferved, &amp;c.; and Bill ordered, LII. 319. So much of the Order as 
relates to draining, 8c. the faid low Grounds and Carrs difcharged, 506. Bill for dividing, 8c. 
the open Fields, prefented, &amp;c. 509. Reported, &amp;c.655. Read Third Time, anda Claufe 
added for trying Rights at Law, and preventing Commiffioners from deciding on Queftions of 
Title, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c, 668. P. 698. 








Settrington, in the County of York; forinclofing and improving, and for Exemption from Tythes, 
&amp;e. Lit. 277. Bill prefented, and for draining, 402. Read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, &amp;c. and draining left out of the Title, 577. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 641. Amendments agreed to, 649. P. 663. 


Shalbourn, in the Counties of Wilts and Berks, LV. 257. P. 595. 


324. Sharrington, in the County of Norfolk, LI. 304. Reported, and of Confents to the changing one 
: Commiffioner and adding another to the Bill, &amp;c. 642. P. 786. 
424. Sheffield Manor, in the County of York; Commons and Wafte Grounds, &amp;c. XLVI. ist. Biull 


reported, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 621. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 631. P. 688. 


Sheliey, in Kirkburton Parifh, inthe County of York, LV. 199. Not proceeded in. 


45 Shelton, in the County of Bedford, XLIX. 23. Bill read Third Time, and an ingroffed Claufe 
added, for making Duplicates of Schedules of each Allotment, and other Amendments made, 
234. P. 389. 
Sherborne, in the County of Warwick, LIV. 210. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 552. Amendments agreed to, 556. P. 6265. 
326. Sherington, in the County of Buckingham, LI.149. Reported, and of Confents te the changing 
| one of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, &amp;c. 524. P. 619. 
927. Shilton, in the County of Berks, XLIX. 126. P. 389. 
Shipham and Winfcombe, in the County of Somerfet, LII. 266. P. 608. 


328. Shipton, im the County of Southampton, XLVII.489. P. 1074. 


yar 329. Shipton 


329- 


330. 
331. 


332+ 


333- 


334- 
335- 
336. 
337&gt; 


338. 


339- 


340. 


f'- 


342. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—i800.) ° a43- Southnewington, 









Huclotures; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing sidbtidofar Coshinons, ‘be. 








Shipton Sollers, and Shipton Olliffe, &amp;c. in the County of Gloucefter, XLVI. 223. Petition 


renewed, XLVII. 466. Bill agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 
1088. P. 1ogo. 


Shitlington, in the County of Bedford, Lif. 288. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 632. Cormitted, 651. 


Not reported. Petition renewed, LIM. 302..—~Petition renewed for Shitlington and Holwell, 
Liv. 187. Not proceeded in. : 


Shottefwell, in the County of Warwick, XLVIII. 221. P. 829. 


Seite and Shouldham Thorpe, etherwife Garboife Thorpe, in the County of Norfolk, XLIx. 
209. P. 624. 


Shrewton, in the County of Wilts, LIII.238. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 606, 
Amendment agreed to, 618. P. 631. 


Shropham, in the County of Norfolk, Liv. 43. P. 132. 


Sicklinghall with Woodhall, in Kirkby Overblow Parith, in the County of York, Lill. 168. Bill 
reported, and of Two Commiffioners left out, 548. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amend- 
ment, 606. Amendment agreed to, 619. P. 631. 





Siefton Foreft or Common, within the Townfhips of Siefton, Bache, and Norton, in the County 
of Salop, XLVI. 235. Petition for confirming an Agreement made for an Inclofure of the faid 
Places; referred toa Committee, LV. 275. Reported; Standing Orders net regularly complied 
with, but all Parties were confenting ; Bill ordered, 293. Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 662. P. 715. 


Singleborough, in Great Harwood Parifh, in the County of Buckingham, LIV. 205. P. 739. 
Skelmanthorpe, in the County of York, LV. 60. P. 415. 


Skelton, in the Manor, &amp;c. of Ripon, in the County of York, XLIX. 145. Petition of John Braith- 
waite of Skelton, in the Parifh of Ripon, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ‘ 

‘ ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 367. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for the Ring 
Fences of the Curate’s Allotment to be made by the Commiffioners, &amp;&amp;c. 443. P. 486. 


Skidby, in the County of York, xLvul. 266. P. 997. 
Skillington, in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 206. P. 624. 
Slawfton, in the County of Leicefter, XLVIIL 125. P. 939. 


Sleaford (New), Hamlet of Holdingham, and Parifh of Quarrington, in the County of Lincoln, 
XLIX. 217. P. 624. 





Snenton, in the County of Nottingham, LI.234. King’s Confent fignified, 504. P. 546. 
Snettifham, in the County of Norfolk, LV. 118. P. 374. 


Snoring (Little), in the County of Norfolk, LUI. 239. 
proceeded in. 


Sodbury (Old ahd Little), in the County of Gloucefter, XLVI. 477. Petition for a Bill for 
confirming and eftablifhing the Divifion, Allotment, and Inclofure of certain Open Common 
Fields, &amp;c. within the faid Manors and Parifhes, XLIX. 248. P. 624. 





Petition renewed, LV. 219. Not 





Somerfham Heath, in the County of Huntingdon, and fo much thereof as (hall be allotted to the 
Parifh of Woodhurft, and alfo the other Commonable Lands within the faid Parith, LI. 5h 
Petition of Henry Grace, Proprietor of an Eftate in the Parith of Woodhurft, againft certain 
Claufes and’Provifions in the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered, 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 375. Petition of Thomas Woollafton White, of Wallingwells, 
Efquire, Lord of the Manor of Slepe, otherwife Sleepe, in the Parith of Saint Ives, again{t the 
Bill ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 406. Report, ae x Claufe 
added for charging certain Lands, with an Annual Payment in lieu of Rights of Common, &amp;c. 
423. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, and Title given, &amp;c. 435. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 475. 476. P. 545. - 


Somerton and Compton Dundon, &amp;c. in the County of Somerfet, Lu. 293. P. 638. 


Sotterley, Henftead, with Hulverftreet and Wrentham, in the County of Suffolk, Lil. 268. 
P. 479. | 

South Brent, &amp;c. See fupra, (Brent South.) 

Southburn, in Kirkburn Parifh, in the County of York, XLVIII. 194. P. 949. 


Southill, in the County of Bedford, Lit. 191. Reported, Amendments agreed to, and Amend- 
ments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 594. P. 638.——-Petition for a Bill to amend and render more 
effeiual the Power of Exchange in the faid A&amp;t, LIV, 176. ~ Bill reported, and that it was net 
within the Standing Orders of the Houfe, 8c. 488. P. 535. 


Southleigh, in the County of Oxford, XLVII. 474. Bill reported, and a Claufe added that the: 
Aé&amp; thal] not vacate certain Leafes; and angther Claufe for fettling Doubts refpeéting the Tythe 
of Milk, &amp;c. 8or. P. 1074, 















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343° Southnewington, otherwife Southnewton, in the County of Oxford, XLIX. 230. Read Third 
4. Tumeand an Amendment made, &amp;cy 584;. P. 624." 


’ Southoe, in the County of Huntingdon, Lil. 99. P. 638. 


Southoe and Diddington, otherwife Dodington, in the‘County of Huntingdon, Lu. 99-——$ee 


dhow Oki fupra, (Diddington, &amp;c.’under 121.) 
Sowerby, in the County of York, LIN. 242. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments made, 

344. P. 452. 

5  Spattholt in the’ County of Berks, and Hamlet of Weftcote, for dividing, &amp;c. and laying in 
feveralty, LV. 273. Petition of the Guardian of Thomas Spiers Gabbit, an Infant, againft ; 

@00 ° cobs toc teferred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 662. Report 
and of confidering the faid Petition ; alfo of the Parties confenting to change one of the Com- 
miffioners, &amp;c. 694. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 743. Amendments 
agreed to, 749. P. 784. 


: “e 344% Speeton, in Bridlington Parifh, in the County of York, XLVIII. 2 34: ,P. 939. 





345. Spittlegate, Houghton, and Walton Lordthips, in the County of Lincoln, xLIX. 240. 
' Petitton renewed, L. 149. P. 618. 


pial oy, . &amp; Sprowfton,\in the County.of Norfolk ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for Leave to give Notices as required 
- «by the Standing Orders, fuch Notices not being given; referred to a Committee, LV. 219. 
Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 256. Report again read, and Notices ordered to 
be given, 267. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 445. Reported; 
 Firft Report again read and Bill ordered, 446. P. 683. 


Stafford (St. Mary), in the County of Stafford, Lv. 269. Bill reported, 568. Read Third 
Time ; a Claufe added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 611. Agreed to by the Lords, with an 
q | Amendment, 647. Amendment agreed to, 679. P. 715. 


+ Diets Stamford, in the County of Lincoln ; for inclofing, &amp;c. certain Parts of the Common Fields 
guiid4+ : . ? 
XLVUI. 101, Not proceeded in. 


Stanhope, in the County of Durham, LIV. 179. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;ec. 547. P. 625. 


347- Stanley, in the County of Derby, XLVII. 422. Petition of Anthony Hemming, Gentleman, an 
Agent for Leigh Mafter, Efquire,. againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel 
ordered, 716. Report, and that no Perfon appeared in Support of Mr. Hemming’s Petition 
732. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 746. P. 1073. 


o , Stanton, in the County of Suffolk, LI. 241. Bill reported; Report to be further confidered, 
384. P. 543. 
; Stapleton, in the County of Cumberland, LI. 247. P. 452. 
348. ~ Stathern, in the County of Leicefter, XLVII. 126. P. 1074. 
349 Steeple Claydon, in the County of Bucks, L. 124. P. 481. 
350 Stiffkey and Morfton, in the County of Norfolk, XLVIII. 251. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Meffuages and Lands within the Parifhes of Langham and Morfton, and Petition of {everal 
Merchants, &amp;c. of the Parith of Blakeney, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 611. Read Third Time, and negative reading a Second 
Time a Claufe to protect the Harbour of Blakeney from Injury by the Inclofure of the Marthes, 
and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 674. P. 713. 
3S1 Stockton, in the ‘County of Warwick, XLVI. 172. Reported, and of a Commiffioner beinc 
‘changed anid Two others added, &amp;c. 551. P. 688. sf 
a3 -352- Stoke and Draycot, in the County of Somerfet, XLVI. 217. P. 688. 
Yo Oyo. Stoke (Eaft), L. 159. Not proceeded in. 
354 Stoke (Eaft) and Elfton, in the County of Nottingham; for inclofing, &amp;c, and afcertaining 


. Boundaries, 'L. 153. P. 618. 
he ote “\  Stoke(Lyne and Fewcott, in the County of Oxford, XLVIII. 185. P. 712. ? 
Stoke Mandeville, in the County of Buckingham, LII. 313. P. 638. 


356. Stoke North and South, otherwife Stoke Rochford, in the County of Lincoln, Li. 222. Read 
ert , Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 664. P. 786. 


7%: bin ¥ Stoke-upon-Tern, and Hinftock, in the County of Salop, Lv. 231. P. 539. 


Wiehe US. © Stone, “in the County of Stafford, Lill. 39. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, . 
662. King’s Content fignified, 665. Amendments agreed to, 670. P. 692. 


ot afi “es t é Stritfordunder-the-Caftle, and Milford, in the County of Wilts, Liv. 184. P. 62 Lp 
357s ? Stratton-Saint-Margarett, ‘in the County of Wilts, L.151. P. 619. 
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364. 


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Street, in the County of Somerfet, Part of King’s Sedgmoor, LII. 63. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 232. Amendment agreed to, 234. P. 241. 


Sutton-in-Afhfield, in the County of Nottingham, XLIX. 250. P. 625. 


Sutton Cheney, alias Sutton Chenell, in the County of Leicefter, XLIX. 238. Report, and Bill 
re-committed, 583. Again reported, 590. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
595. P. 625. 


Sutton Veny, in the County of Wilts, LIII. 229. Agreed to by the Lords; with an Amendment, 
657. - Amendment agreed to, 661. P. 692: 


Swaffham Bulbeck, in the ng of Cambridge ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and draining, LIII. 40. 
Member added to bring in the Bill, and prefentcd, &amp;c. 547, Agreed to by the Lords, with 
fome Amendments, 664. Amendments agreed to, 676. P. 692. 


Swarby, in the County of Lincoln, L. 119. P. 547. 


Swayfield, in the County of Lincoln, and alfo a Parcel of open Land called the Intercommon, &amp;c. 
LUI. 149. King’s Confent fignified, and Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 291. 375. P. 384. 


Swillington, in the County of York, L..95. Bill reported and re-committed, and Voices given, 8c. 
487. Reported again, &amp;c. 493. P. 568. 


Swindon, in Womborne Parith, in the County of Stafford, XLVIII. 218. Read Third Time, and 
an Amendment made, &amp;c. 830. P. 875. 


Swithland, in the County of Leicefter, Lil. 262. King’s Confent fignified ; Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 600. Agreed toby the Lords, with an Amendment, 634. Amendment agreed to, 
646. P. 692. 


Syerfton, in the County of Nottingham, XLVII. 477. P. 1073. 


Tadcafter, within the Manor of Tadcafter, in the County of York, XLVI. go. — Petition of George 
Townend, of the City of York, Gentleman ; and alfo a Petition of Sarah Fairfax, Widow, 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 179. 
Reported, 248. P. 340. . 


Taddington and Prieftcliff, in Bakewell Parith, in the County of Derby, XLVIII. 254. P. 860. 


Tanfield (Weft), in the County of York, XLVIII. 89. Petition of Owners of ancient Mefluages 
and Cottages within the Townfhips or Hamlets of Thornborough and Nofterfield, againft ; to 
lie on the Fable till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel oidered, 
834. Report, and of Confents to leaving out Two of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, and 
Petitioners againft the Bill declining to be heard by Counfel, order the fame to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 
859. P. 939. 

Tanfield Moor, in Chefter-le-Street Parifh, in the County of Durham, Ly. 274. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 454. Amendment agreed to, 464. P. 539. 


Tarleton, Bretherton, Crofton, &amp;c. in the County of Lancafter; for draining the Lands and 
diverting the Courfe of Brooks, &amp;c. for carrying off the Water; referred to a Committee, 
XLVI. 216. . Not reported. 


Tarrington, in the County of Hereford, LI. 361. P. 787. 


Tarvin, in the County of Chefter, XLVI. 191. Read Third Time, and a Claufe declaring the A&amp; 
to be a Public Aé, left out of the Bill, &amp;c. 404. 438. P. 563. 


Tatterfhall, Tatterfhall Thorpe, and Kirkby-fuper-Bane, &amp;c. in the County of Lincoln ; for inelof- 
ing, &amp;c. and draining ; referred to a Committee, LI. 293. Report, 508. Reported, feveral 
Amendments difagreed to, and a Claufe added for enfranchifing Copyholds, &amp;c. 587. 604. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 643. 672. P. 786. . 


Tealby, otherwife Tevilby, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 388. P. 1073. 


Teddington, otherwife Todington, &amp;c. in the County of Middlefex ; for dividing, allotting, and 
otherwife improving, LIV. 170. King’s Confent fignified, 555. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with fome Amendments, 688. Amendments agreed to; His Majefty’s Confent fignified to the 
Amendments; Houfe informed of Parties confenting, &amp;c. 695. P. 711. 


Tew (Little), in Great Tew Parith, in the County of Oxford, XLVIII.. 199. Read Third Time, 
and a Claufe added for making an Allowance to the Vicar of Great Tew; and Amendments 
made to the Bill, 744. P. 829. 


Thirfk Weft. Moor, and Bagby High Moor, &amp;c. in the County of York, XLVIII. 242. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 784.795. Petition of Robert Darley Waddilove, Clerk, and others, againft the 
Bill ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 800.. Report, and a’Claufe added to permit the 
Parties to try their Rights on Carlton Common by Action at Law, 830. P. 939. 


Tholthorpe and Flawith, in Alne Parifh, in the County of York, LY. 204. P. 539. 
Thornborough, inthe County of Buckingham, LII.313. P. 479. 


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Thorne, Hatfield, Stainforth, &amp;c. within the Manor of Haitefield, in the County of York ; for 
dividing, &amp;c. and draining ; Bill ordered, LV. 290. Petition again read; Order of Leave for 
the Bill read, and Petition referred to a Committee, 553. Reported and Bill ordered, 589, 
Prefented and read, &amp;c. 742. Not proceeded in. 
















































374 —— Common, in the Manor of Wark, in the County of Northumberland, xLVIn. 193. 
. 29- 
375. Thornham, in the County of Norfolk ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and exchanging, XLIX. 206. Petition 


of James Whitehead of Thornham, Farmer and Tythe Mafter, againft a Claufe fuppofed to 
vacate his Leafe ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 363. 
Report, 408. P. 569. 3 


376. Thornton and Bagworth, in the County of Leicefter, XLVIII. 230. 
XLIX. 238. P. 625. 





Petition renewed, &amp;c. 


377. Thornton, Farmanby, Ellerburn, &amp;c. in the County of York, Li. 254. King’s Confent 
fignified, 493. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. “495. pense to es the Lords 
with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 532. 538. P. 546. 


Thornton Marfh, in the Parithes of Poulton and Bifpham, in the County Palatine of Lancatfter, 
LIV. 83. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 549. Amendments agreed to, 
with Amendments to feveral of them, 560. Lords agree tothe Amendments made to their 
Amendments, 598. P. 625. 


378. Thorp Audlin, in Badfworth Parifh, in the County of York, XLVI. 256. 
&amp;c. XLIX. 232.—L. 126.—LI. 305.—LIV. 218. Not proceeded in. 





Petition renewed, 


Thorpe, next Norwich, in the County of Norfolk, &amp;c. LV. 91. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 316. Amendment agreed to with a Nota Bene, 322: P. 333. 


Thropton. See (Rothbury.) 


Thurcafton, in the County of Leicefter, LIII. 262. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amend- 
ments, 634.. Amendments agreed to, Parties confenting, 646. P. 692. 


eo Thurftonland, in Kirkburton Parifh, in the County of York, LV. 247. King’s Confent fignified, 





and Bill read Third Time, 609. P. 683. 
379. Tibthorpe, in Kirkburn Parifh, in the County of York, XLIX. 167. King’s Confent fignified, 


&amp;c. 469. 544. P. 569. 
Tilbrooke, in the County of Bedford, Lv. 51. P. 242. 


380. Tilney All Saints, Tilney Saint Lawrence, and Iflington, in the County of Norfolk, LI. 298. 
Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 581. 643. P. 786. 
381. Tintinhull, in the County of Somerfet, XLIxX. 180. Reported, and Notices not regularly given, 
but Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 411. P. 486. 
382. Tockwith, in Bilton Parifh, in the County of the City of York, XLVII. 403. P. 1074. 
383. Toddington Lordthip, and Hamlet of Chalton, in the County of Bedford, Lil. 314. P. 608. 


Tolpuddle, in the County of Dorfet, XLIX. 210. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 502. 581. P. 624. ‘ 


Treeton and Afton. See (Ulley.) 
Tring, in the County of Hertford, Ll. 205. P. 435. 


384. Trinley, otherwife Tirley, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 31. King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 223. 
Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. wid. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome 
Amendments, which were agreed to, 421. 441. P. 482. 


385. Tuddenham, in the County of Suffolk, XLIX. 205. P. 486. 


386. Tuddington and Charlton, in the County of Bedford, LI. 380. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 452. Houle 
informed that the Names of all the Commiffioners propofed to be appointed were not inferted 
in the Copy of the Bill, and that the Bill was not properly blanked ; ordered to be withhrawn, 
and a proper Bill to be prefented, 495. New Bill prefented, 8c. 582. Not proceeded in. 





387. Turkdean, in the County of Gloucefter, XLVII. 454. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 727. ‘Amendment agreed to, 731. P. 748. 
388. Tufhingham-cum-Grindley, in the County of Chefter; for inclofing, &amp;c. XLIX. 252. P. 624. 


Tuxford, in the County of Nottingham, LIV.220 Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amend- 
ments, 664. Amendments agreed to, Parties having confented to them, 687. P. 711. 


Tweedmouth, in the County of Durham, LMI. 242. Petition of Owners of Eftates, againft; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 536. Agreed to 
by the Lords with fome Amendments, 620. Amendments agreed to, 623. P. 631. 


380. Twyford, in the County of Leicefter, L. 112.——-Petition renewed, LI, 363. P. 786. 


39 Tydd Saint Mary, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 424. P. 777. 
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392. 


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396. 


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398. 


399- 


400. 


401. 


Tynemouth Moor, &amp;c. in the County of Northumherland; A&amp; 28 Geo. III. for afcertaining by 
whom different Roads occafioned by paffing the faid Act are to be amended, and. for amending 
the faid Act, LI. 380.——Petition for Ditto renewed, &amp;c. Lil. 302.—LIII. 287.——Ditto 
renewed and referred to a Committee, LIV. 127.. Report 252. Bill prefented and. read, and 
ordered to be read Second Time, 380. Not proceeded in. . 








Tyfoe, in the County of Warwick, LI. 253. P. 546. 


Uffington, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 425. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 
749. Amendment agreed to, 782. P. 1073. 


Ufford, with Afhton and Bainton, in the County of Northampton; to inclofe, &amp;c. and improve, 
LI. 233. P. 786. 


Uggethall, Froftenden, and South Cove, in the County of Suffolk, Lil. 268. P. 479. 


Ulley, in Treton and Afton Parifhes, in the County of York, LIII. 294. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, 426. Amendments agreed to, Parties confenting thereto, 430. 
P. 452. : 


Uphill, in the County of Somerfet, prefented after the Time limited, LV. 349. Bill prefented, 
&amp;c. 591.. Committed, 624. Petition of the Rector of Uphill, and of other Perfons, Owners, 
&amp;c. of Tenements and Lands, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 650, Not reported. 


Ulverfton, in the County of Lancafter, LIV. 175. Petition of feveral F recholders, againft ; re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 505. Agreed to by 
the Lords with fome Amendments, 564. Amendments agreed to, 567. P. 625. 


Upton, in the County of Nottingham, L. 28. Committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 285. 331. 
P. 482. 


Upton Gray, in the County of Southampton, XLIX. 231. P. 625. 


Upton and Fithley, Inclofure and Drainage, in the County of Norfolk ; referred to a Committee, 
LIV. 135- Report, 156. P. 387. 


Upton and Milton. See (Knoyle). 
Wadenhoe, in the County of Northampton, XLVIII. 142. P. 466. 





Wakefield, Stanley, Wrenthorpe, &amp;c. in the County of York, XLVIII. 95. Petition of the Earl 
of Strafford, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 302. Petition 
of Owners of Eftates &amp;c. againft; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 303. Reported, &amp;c. 
389. King’s Confent fignified, 403. P. 466. 


Walcott, in Mifterton Parith, in the County of Leicefter, LI. 293. P. 619. 


Walkington, in the County of York, XLIX. 189. King’s Confent fignified, &amp;c. 469. 472. Agreed 
to by the Lords with Amendments which were agreed to, 544. 548. P. 569. 








Petition of Proprietors of Meffuages, &amp;c. in the Townfhip of Walkington, for a Bill to alter 

and explain, &amp;c. -the faid A&amp;t of 34 Geo. III. fo far as refpects the Wood Lands, and Grounds 
within the faid Townfhip ; to lie on the Table, LII. 328. Petition again read, and referred to 
a Committee to examine, 8c. 479. Petition of Henry Boldero Barnard, of South Cave, Efquire, 
and John Lockwood of Beverley, Gentleman, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table, 543. Petition 
of Mr. Barnard, and Mr. Lockwood again read, and referred to the Seleét Committee on the Firft 
Petition; Counfel ordered; Committee to report their Opinion on the Matters contained in 
the faid Petitions, and Voices given, &amp;c. 554. Not reported. 


Walkrith, &amp;c,——See (Morton, &amp;c.) 
Walton on the Woulds, in the County of Leicefter, XLVII. 384. P. 691. 


Walton, in Aylefbury Parith, in the County of Buckingham, LIV. 205. Read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 614. P. 676. 


Walton upon Thames Parifh, and Manor of Walton Leigh, in the County of Surrey, LV. 271, 
King’s Confent fignified, Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 631. P. 683. 


Wand{worth, in the County of Surrey, LV. 889. Not proceeded in. 


Warboys, in the County Huntingdon, for inclofing, &amp;c. and for altering &amp;c. Act of 15 Geo. III. 
relating to Rumfey Fen Lands, XLIX. 252. Prefented and read, 548. Petition renewed, 
and Bill ordered, L. 147. Petition and Order of leave for Bill again read ; Order difcharged 
and the Petition referred toa Committee, 494. Report, 505. Bill reported and Amendments 
made, 559.. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 563. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendments which were agreed to, 585. P. 619. Petition for a Bill to amend the 
faid Act, fo far as relates to the Lands, &amp;c. directed to be fet out and allotted in Lieu of Tythes ; 
Bill ordered, LI. 289. Petition of John Kirton, of Gray’s Inn, Efquire, againft ; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered and Voices, given, &amp;c. 552. Reported, and that the Bill 
is not within the Standing Orders ; ordered to be ingroffed, 574. Agreed to by the Lords with 
fome Amendments, 672.. Amendments agreed to, Parties confenting, except the Perfon who 
before diffented, 675. P. 692: 








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Warboys High Fen, in the County of Huntingdon; for inclofing, 8c. and alfo for altering, &amp;c. an 
‘A@tof 15 Geo. III. for draining Fen Lands, &amp;c. in Ramfey Parifh, XLIX. 253. Not proceeded 


in. | ) 
Wark, in the County of Northumberland, Lil. 307. P. 663. 


Warter, in the County of York; for inclofing and otherwife improving, XLIX. 16. Bill re- 
ported, and the Standing Orders not ftri€tly complied with, but Bill ordered to be ingroffed 203. 
P. 255. 

Waterbeach-cum-Denny, in the County of Cambridge, LI. 99. Not proceeded in. 


Water Eaton, in the County of Stafford, LIV. 157. Bill reported, and re-committed, 550. Again 
reported, &amp;c. 562. P. 625. 


Weaverham, in the County of Chefter, XLVIII. 198. P. 829. 


Weaverthorpe, Helperthorpe, and Lutton, in the County of York; and for makmg Compenfation 
for all Tythes, &amp;c. LV.255. Not proceeded in. 


Weldon, (Great and Little), in the County of Northampton, XLVII. 402. All to have Voices 
in the Committee, 597. Petition of the Rector, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counfel ordered, 599. Report, 632. P. 1074. 


Welford; fuch Part of the Open Common Fields, &amp;c. of that Place, as are within the County of 
Gloucefter, LV. 200. P. 539. 


Wellington, in the County of Hereford ; for inclofing, &amp;c. and improving, XLIX. 250. Petition of 
Freeholders, againft certain Claufes, referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 501. Report, 560. P. 624. 


Welton in the Marth, in the County of Lincoln, XLVI. 130. P. 1073. 
Wendlebury, in the County of Oxford, LV. 95. P. 375. 


Wendover, in the County of Bucks, XLIX. 164. . King’s Confent fignified, 370. Agreed to by 
the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 461. 468. P. 486. 


Weft Ayton. 


Weftcott Barton, and Middle Barton, in the County of Oxford, L. 105. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 284. Again reported, 290. P. 380. 





See fupra, 201. 


Weft Ella, Kirk Ella, and Willerby, in the County of the Town of Kingfton upon Hull, 11. 2756 
P.. 619. 


Wefton, in the County of Nottingham, XLIX. 226 





Petition renewed, LI. 273. P. 786. 


Wefton, in the County of Hertford, Lil. 226. Bill reported and re-committed, 636. Report, 
645. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 748. P. 750. 


Wefton Turville, in the County of Buckingham, LIII. 319. King’s Confent fignified, 561. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 620. Amendments agreed to, 622. P. 6 31. 


Wefton Zoyland, in the County of Somerfet, LII. 102. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 228. Amendments agreed to, 230. P. 241. 


Weft Wittering, Part of Manhood Common, and Cackham Green, in the County of Suffex, 
XLVI. 177. P. 563. | 


Whaplode and Holbeach, in the County of Lincoln; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for altering an Aét of 
33 Geo. III. for draining, &amp;c. Lands lying in the Parifhes of Spalding, Wefton, &amp;c. referred to a 


Committee, XLIX. 240, Petition for inclofing renewed, and Bill ordered, LI. 312. Not 
proceeded in, 


Whipsnade, in the County of Bedford ; certain Woods and Wood Grounds, Lull. 318. P. 648. 
Whitchurch, in the County of Southampton, LI. 285. P. 559. 


Whitchurch, in the County of Oxford, LV. 229. King’s Confent fignified; Bill Read Third 
ate Ma: 634. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 669. Amendments agreed 40, 
Al9- 4 747- 


Whitfield, in the County of Northampton, LI. 379. Bill reported, and Notices not given, but 
all the Parties had given their Confent to the Satisfaction of the Committee; Bill ordered to 
be ingroffed, 571. P. 619. 

Whitford, in the County of Flint ; and for fencing the Marfhes, LIV. 197. Prefented, &amp;c. 475. 
Committed, 491. Not reported. Petitition renewed, LV. 278. King’s Confent fignified ; 
Bill read Third Time, and the further proceeding adjourned, 654. Adjourned proceedings re- 
fumed ; and Amendments made, &amp;c. 663. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
725- Amendments agreed to, 747. P. 784. 

« _Whittlebury, in the County of Northampton ; for inclofing, &amp;c. (except particular parts in Whittle- 
wood Foreft), and for extinguifhing certain Rights of Common, &amp;c. LI. g1. King’s Con- 
fent fignified ; Bill Read Third Time and Amendments made, 461. P. 559- 








. Whitwick, 








416. 


‘417. 


418. 


419. 


421. 


422, 


423. 


424. 
425. 


426. 


427. 
428. 
429. 


430. 


431. 


432- 





: *Juclolures; Petitions, and Bills, for Inclofing particular Commons, &amp;c. 





. Whitwick, in the County of Leicefter, LIV. 203. Not proceeded in. 


Whitwick and Thringftone, in the County of Leicefter, LV. 278. Not proceeded in. 


Wigginton, in the County of Oxford, L. 105. Bill reported and re-committed, 284. Report, 
236. P. 380. - | 


Wilbarfton, in the County of Northampton, LIII. 149. Petition for including the Common Mea- 
dows, Common Paftures, &amp;c. which by Miftake were left out of the Firft Petition; Inftruétion 
to make provifion accordingly, 366. P. 631. 


Wilbraham (Great), in the County of Cambridge; for dividing, and laying in Severalty, Lil. 
294. P. 608. 


Wilbraham (Little),in the county of Cambridge; for inclofing, &amp;c. and laying in Severalty, 
LIL. 294. P. 608. 


Willoughby on the Woulds, in the County of Nottingham, XLVIII..203. Bill reported, and of 
Contents to leaving out One of the Commiffioners named in the Bill, and other Amendments 
being neceffary, Bill re-committed, 770. Report, 776. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments which were agreed to, 819. 822. P. 860. 


Wimblington, Ifle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge, XLVI. 208. P. 686.——See (Fens, 3.) 
Wing, in the County of Bucks, LII. 105. P. 479. 

Wingrave with Rowfham, in the County of Buckingham, LII.' 145. P. 479. 

Winterborne Earls, and Allington, in the County of Wilts, L. 100. P. 323. 


Winterborne Stickland, in the County of Dorfet ; and for extinguifhing the Tythes in the fame 
Parifh, LV. 92. P. 683. 


Winteringham, in the County of Lincoln; for inclofing, &amp;c. and for apportioning Lands, L. 94. 
Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 461. 484. P. 491. 


Winwick, in the Counties of Huntingdon and Northampton, XLIX. 183. Read Third Time 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 358. 412. P. 417. 


Witham (South), in the County of Lincoln, XLIX. 217. P. 625. 


Wolvey, in the County of Warwick, XLVI. 190. Petition renewed, XLVII. 469.——Ditto, 
XLVIIIL. 250. Ditto, XLIX. 262. Bill prefented, 459. Read Third Time and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 559. P. 624. 


Womerfley, inthe County of York, LV. 119. P. 596. 

Woodborough, in the County of Nottingham, L. 86. King’s Confent fignified, 532. P. 568. 
Wood Enderby, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 465. P. 748. 

Woodlands, Horton, &amp;c.——-See (Hinton Martel.) _ 


Woollavington, in the County of Somerfet, LI. 296. Petition of John Dawes, Efquire, {lating 
himfelf to be intitled, by Grant of King Charles the Firft, to the Soil of King’s Sedgmoor, 
againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 448. Reported, &amp;c. 470. 
P. 546. 


Woolfton (Little), in the County of Bucks, XLVI. 95. P. 399. 











Woolftone (Great), in the County of Bucks, LI. 172. P. 480. 


Wootton and Borefhill, in Cumner Parifh, in the County of Berks; for dividing, &amp;c. and laying in 
feveralty, L. 157. P. 547. 


Workfop, Radford, and Kilton, inthe County of Nottingham, LI. 250. Not proceeded in. 


Worlington, &amp;c, in the County of Suffolk, LIV. 202. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, 726. Amendments agreed to, ibid. P. 739. 


Wornditch, in Kimbolton Parith, in the County of Huntingdon, L. 123. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 298. Again reported, 310. P. 380. 

Worthen, in the County of Salop; for inclofing and draining, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, LV. 
284. Report, 545. P. 714. 

Wraifbury, in the County of Buckingham, LIV. 218. Petition of feveral Perfons having Right 


of Intereft in the Open Fields, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel 
ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 650. P. 739. 


Wrawby-cum- Brigg, in the County of Lincoln, LV. 247. P. 595. 


Wreffell, Newfham, Loftfome, &amp;c. in the County of York ; and for Compenfation for Tythes, LY. 
229. ‘Not proceeded in. 


Wroughton, in Elftub and Everley Hundred, in the County of Wilts, -L. 100. Agreed to by the 
Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 421. 433. P. 482. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 7K 433. Wyke 













, “TPetitions, and Bills, for Inclof icular Co 
Prclolares ; prs ee oes Pascua Commons, 


—————_— 








433- Wyke Regis, in the County of Dorfet, Li. 71. Petition renewed, LII. 43. Read Third 


Time and a Claufe added, 532. P. 608. 
Wyfall, in the County of Nottingham, LV. 172. P. 715. 


Yarkhill, Wefton Beggard, Dormington, &amp;c. in the County of Hereford, LIV. 516. Agreed to 
by the Lords with fome Amendments, 618. Amendments agreed to, 645. P. 711. 










’ Yately, in the County of Southampton, LIV. 190. Not proceeded in. 


Yfceifiog, in the County of Flint, and Parifh of Nannerch, in the Counties of Flint and Denbigh, 
LIV. 190. Petition renewed, LV. 265. King’s Confent fignified; Bill read Third Time; 
and the further Proceeding thereon adjourned, 629. Further Proceeding refumed, a Claufe 
added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 633. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
706. Amendments agreed to, 720. P. 746. 





III. Queftions Negative, vz. 


434. To adding another Commiffioner to thofe named in a Bill, upon a Proportion of Confents ftated 
by a Member in his Place, L. 540. 7 


435. To calling in Counfel on the Second Reading of an Inclofure Bill, LI. 457. 


IV. Incidental and felected Proceedings, touching Inclofures, vz. 


436. Exchanging Commiffioners; adding Ditto; rectifying Miftakes in Names; leaving out Commif- 
fioners, &amp;c. XLVI. 235. 444. 452. §51.—XLVII. 769. 794.—XLVIII. 389. 769. 770. 859. 
XLIX. 316. 454. 613.—L. 450. 494. 539.—LI. 279. 486. 507. 525. 642. 672.—LII. 
285. 536. 676. 688.—LHI. 486. 548.—LIV. 553.—LV. 694. 


Exchanges of Lands, XLVII. 463.—XLIX. 157.—LI. 505. 586.—LII. 266. 321.—LV. 536. 
Complaints, 8c. relative to appointing Commiffioners, XLIX. 541. 
of Allotments to Lords of Soils, XLIX. 541.—L. 445. 
of Allotments in improper Places, and of the Conduct of Commiffioners, LV. 261. 
Corn Rents, XLIX. 205. 
Rent Charges vefted in Perfons relative to inclofure of Woods, LIII. 444. 
Boundaries, XLVI. 621.—L. 510. 618. 
Dividing and Allotting, with Powers of inclofing, LIII. 648. 
Infane Perfons, XLVII. 808.—LI. 292.—LII. 263. 577. 
Minors, LV. 694. 
Rights to be tried, XLVIII. 830. See Rights. 
Drains to be made with Advice of Engineers, L. 519. 





Time to prefent Claims, LI. 367. 


Confirmation of Inclofures made, XLIX. 624.—L. 116. 149.—LI. 307. 374.—LII. 287. 310. 
330.—LIII. 173.—LIV. 185. 189.—LV. 275- 


Doubts about Awards, LI. 480. 

Other Matters about Awards, XLIX. 539.—LV. 555- 559- 

Relating to Expences, XLVI. 440.—XLVIII. 100. 698.—LI. 629. 

Inclofures in Aid of Poor’s Rates, XLVI. 419.—L. 508.—LI. 609. 
Wafte Lands, XLVI. 853.—L. 618.—LI. 250. 255. 273. 619.—LII. 510. 

Inclofures petitioned againft, as not proper to be made, LI. 389.—LII. 120. 462. 


See Accounts, 1350.—Billg, 12. 63. 64. 99. 358. 379. 387.—Committers, 125.— 
Commons.— Houle, 190.—Panorg.— Sheep.— Squares, Kc. 26. 56. 61. 










‘gucome. 


See Accounts, 818. 1381.—Willg, 66, 216. 337. 369.—BDutieg, 59. &amp;c.—poule, 135.— 
Land Car.— Potions, 29.—fupplp, 476. 510. 600. 












‘Gneome and Expenditure, &amp;c. 


See Atcounts, 19. 20. 287. 367. 508. $99. 637. 645. 647. 712. 763. 1186. 1187. 1226. 
1260. 1391. 1392.—®oule, 102, 231. 275. 





‘*neonveniences, 


See Committees, 111. 





‘¥necorporation. 


See Corn and Grain, 2.—Corporations and Companies.— Scotland, 82. &amp;c. 





Yncroachments. 


See Accounts, 1264.—fquares and Streets. 





‘gneumbrances. 


See WBillg, 19. 222. 237.—Cstates, 28. 29, 33. &amp;c. 





Ynoemnification, &amp;c. 


See Difcoberies.— Distillery, 1—fupplp, 189. &amp;c.— West Judies. 





 Gnoemnity. 





I. Bills relating to Indemnity, vz. 


To indemnify fuch Perfons as have omitted to qualify themfelves for Offices and Employments, &amp;c. 
ordered, XLVI. 89. P. 339. Ordered, XLVI. 563. Inftrudtion to the Committee on the 
Bill to receive a Claufe, &amp;c. for indemnifying Schoolmafters who have omitted to fubferibe the 
Declaration of Conformity; and Perfons who have omitted to pay the Duties on Indentures of ~ 
Clerks, Apprentices, 8c. and the Bill confidered, 678. Reported, &amp;c. 689. P. 747.——Ordered, 
XLVIU. 248. P. 465.——Ordered, XLIX. 146. P. 255.———-Ordered, L. 367. Inftruétion 
to the Committee on the Bill to receive a Claufe for allowing further Time to fuch Perfons as have 
omitted to pay the Duties on the Indentures and Contraéts of Clerks, Apprentices, or Servants, 
and Bill confidered, 414. Reported, and an Amendment made, 419. P. 491. Ordered, 
LI. 454. P. 617.———Ordered, Lil. 92. P. 231.——Ordered, LIII. 93. Bill -reported, and 
Amendments made, 148. P. 169.——Ordered, LIV. 58. ‘ Inftrudtions to receive feveral 
Claufes, and to turn the Bill into Two Bills if the Committee think fit, 89. Confidered in the 
Committee, 91. Report, 94. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were 
agreed to, 136. P. 142,.-Ordered, LV. 85. P. 208. Again ordered, LV. 891. P. g2o9. 

















Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 2. Bill 


















ndenmmnit 3 Bills relating thereto, &amp;c. ; 
8 | 





2. Bill to indemnify fuch Perfons as have omitted to obtain their Certificates of Inrolment, Admiffion 
or Regiftry in the feveral Courts of this Kingdom; ordered, LI. 642. Read Third Time, and 


a Claufe added declaring the Act public, &amp;c. 659. P. 672. Bill to give further Time to 
comply with the Regulations of the faid Act; ordered, LIII. 259. Sent to the Lords, 317. 
Not returned. 





3. —- For indemnifying Perfons ferving in Volunteer Corps who have omitted to take out Certificates 
for wearing Hair Powder, and to amend fo much of Act as relates to the exempting Perfons 
ferving in Volunteer Corps from the faid Duty; ordered, LV. 321. Confidered in the Com- 
mittee, and Inftruction given by the Houfe relative;to prefcribing the Form of the Certificate, 
&amp;c. 335. Reported, 318. Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe added for exempting Lieu- 
tenants of Greenwich Hofpital, &amp;c. 359. P. 415. 


4. —- For indemnifying all Perfons who have printed, &amp;c. or who fhall publith or difperfe any Papers 
printed under the Authority of the Commiffioners, or Head Officers of any Public Boards, from 
all Penalties by reafon of the Name, &amp;c. of the Printer not being printed thereon; ordered, 
LV. 745. P. 784. , 

See Aecounts, 962. 963, &amp;c.—Bakers.— Bills, 15. 28. 29. 138. 217. 222. 267. 
268..274. 328.—€orn and Grain, 4. 6.—Defence, 1.—Distillery,— Dorks, 6. 
&amp;c.— Duties, 66.—Crportation, 3. 5—Wolland, 1. 2— boule, 224.—PDellages, 
14. &amp;c.— Pabigations, 75.—Pews-papers, 1.— Petitions, 6. 15. &amp;c.—fKrot- 
land, 29— Ships and Uellels, 5—Canners. West Judies, 5. 





‘Jndentures. 


See Accounts, 860. 861.— Apprentices, 1. 2.— Willg, 28. 36. 87.— Committees, 97.— 
Duties, 62.—Jndemnity.—tamps, 2. 4.—Supplp. 363. 456. 500. 523. 588. 600. 





— YInder. 


See Atcounts, 669. 804. 818.—Abddrefles, 60.—foupplp, 28. 154. 





Juoex (General,) 


See Ateounts, 669. 776.— Addrefles, 59.— Houle, 176.— Journals, 64.— Speaker, 51.— 
Supply, 28. : : 





‘Huta, 





Bills relating to India, wz. 


I. For altering and amending fo much of Act of 28 Geo. III. as relates to fuch Direétions as thal! 
be given or approved by the Commiffioners for Indian Affairs, with refpect to the Payment of 
certain Proportions of His Majefty’s Forces in India, and of the European Forces of the Eaft 
India Company ; ordered, XLVI. 189. P. 339. 


2. For regulating the Trade to be carried on with India by the Ships of Nations in Amity. with His 
Majefty ; ordered, LI. 705. Prefented, and to be printed, 708. Read Third Time and Title 
altered, &amp;c. 737. P. 749. ; 


3. For eftablithing further Regulations for the Government of the’ Britifh Territories in India, and the © 
better Adminiftration of Juftice within the fame; ordered, LV. 615. Prefented, &amp;c. and to 
be printed, 624. Confidered in the Committee ; reported; Report to be further confidered ; 

Bill 






“‘Hndia ; India Judicature Committee, &amp;c. 





Bill as amended to be printed, 666. Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed, 716. 
Further confideted, 729. Reported, &amp;c. 744. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 755. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 773. Amendments agreed to with 
Reafons for it, 774. P. 784. 


India Judicature Committee, vz. 


To try Indian Delinquents, viz. 


4. The Speaker acquaints the Houfe of the Lifts of Names of Membets who had delivered in Lifts 
for Ditto, XLVI. 177.—XLVII. 554.—XLVIII. 236.—XLIX. 268.—-L. 218.——-LI. 205.—LII. 
125.——LIII. 149.—LIV. 134.——LV. 197. 925. 


. A&amp; 26 Geo. III. read, Lifts taken out of the Covers and put into a Box, and referred to a 
Select Committee to examine, &amp;c. XLVI. 186.—XLVII. 563.—XLVIII. 265.—-XLIX. 291.— 
L. 229.—LI. 221.—LII. 140-—LIII. 155 —-LIV. 136.—LYV. 200. 927. 


“ Reports, XLVI. 205. 220.— XLVII. 673. 586. 592.——XLVIII. 275.—= XLIX. 3@2.— L. 237. 
LI. 229.——-LII. 146.—LIII. 156.—LIV. 142.—LV. 205, 


Miftakes and Reports re-committed, XLVI. 205. 
0 Members Names ftruck out of Lifts on Reports, XLVI, 220,—-XLVII. 592.—LV. 205. 


See Actounts, 95. 119. 120, 137. 144. 157. 161. 208. 480. 508. 820. 1374.— 
Addrefies, 38.— Amesica, 7,— Bills, 15. 65 153. 388.—-Case India Companp, 
2. &amp;c.— Clettions, 225.— Wolland.— oule, 104. 213.— Importation, 1.— 
wotions, 3—Murestions Previous Megative, 13. 





‘gndtan Corn, and “Pudian Maise and 
PMeal, 


See %ilig, 90.—Cort and Orain, 2—WDrawhacks, 55, 66. 67, &amp;c..~-oufe, 129. 130. 
164. 





‘Gndtan Bolelions. 


See Accounts, 508. 524. 534. 819. $20.—faperches, 1. 





‘qndians. 


See Accounts, 13. 14. 15.—508.— Potions, 35. 





‘Gndictments. 


See Accounts, 861. 982.—Apbdrefles, 90,—Caules.—boufe, 175.—D tices. 


+ es -  - 





‘Infection. 


See Lawes Otpiring, 17.—Smuggling, 2.— Quarantine. 








Inpex XLVL to LV. (1790—s80e.) 





9L 













 BIntirmaries. 


See Accounts, 138. 139.—C€stateg, 43-—Wotpitals. 





‘nformation. 


See Accounts, 508. 524. 532.—Addrefles, 97. 135. 142.—Questions Previous Pegative— 
Sedition. 


“‘§ndiqo. 


Sce Laws Crpiving, 17—Supplp, 274. 


$$ $$ LT els ee eee RE pera 


— *Yudorsement. 


See Wills, 167. 





“‘Snudulgences. 


A Sacrifice of them with refpe&amp;t to Wheaten Bread, &amp;c. recommended, LI. 207. 


See Agveeinents, 4.—Bread.— Corn and Orain— bonfe, 164, &amp;c. 


‘Snfantry. 
See Accounts, 116. 117. &amp;c.—MApdrelles, 32. 34. 147. &amp;c.—Grmp.—Hupplp, 72. 74. 81. 


TL = 


‘Snfants. 


pats, craghA gt. &amp;c.—Zntlofureg, (Sparfholt).— aturalisations, 77. 78.— petitions, 
182. 186. &amp;c. “ 





‘§*nformations. 


{nthe Nature of Quo Warranto, XLVI. 683.—XLVII. P. 1070. 
See Wills, 137.—Writs of Pandamug. 





—_ 





‘Snformers. 


A Moiety of Penalties given to Informers, &amp;c. XLVIII. 84. 
See Aliens.— Pews-papers, 1. 














Puhabitants. 


Petitions of Inhabitants, L. 304. 328. 332.+=LII. 298. 299. 300. 306. 313. 
See Accounts, 995.— Aliens.— America — ills, 38. 134.153. 183.— France, 6.— 


Woule (America).— hing, 16. 58.—etitions, 33. 37. 58. 66.—oor, 43.— 
SPedition.— Squares and Streets, 48. &amp;c.— Wiest Jndies, 6. 





Juheritance. 


See Mills, 279.~—Cstates, 51. 64. &amp;c.—Jnelolures—Qquares and Streets, 63. &amp;c.— 
Supplp, 312. 458. 





‘Snjury, 


See Wills. 154. 231. 379.—Jnbentions, 3. 


‘Snnkeepers, &amp;c. : 


Petitions from Bridgnorth, and feveral Petitions from other Places, complaining of the great 
Number of Horfe and Foot Soldiers quartered upon them, and praying Relief; to lie on the 
Table, LV. 380. Other Petitions to the like Effe&amp;t, 395. Petitions again read and referred to 
a Committee; Ordersand Powers given, &amp;c. 397. Several other Petitions before prefented, 
referred to the Committee, ibid. Petition of Innkeepers, &amp;c. of Darlington, and Petitions 
of feveral other Innkeepers prefented, &amp;c. and referred to the Committee, 397. Other 
Petitions prefented and referred, 401. 408. 413. 418. 422. 445. 446. Report the Appli- 
cations of the Innkeepers are not unreafonable, and recommend the fame to the Con- 
fideration of the Houfe; Report to lie on the Table, 451. Petition of Innkeepers, &amp;c. of 
Sudbury ; to lie on the Table, 452. Petition of Innkeepers, &amp;c. of the Town of Ely, and 
other Petitions; to lie on the Table, 455. The Report from the Committee on the Petitions 
referred to the Committee on the Bill for increafing the Rates of Subfiftence, &amp;c. 457. Petitions 
of Innkeepers, &amp;c. of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, and of the Town of Shrewfbury; to 
lie on the Table, 463. Petition of Innkeepers, 8¢..of Taunton and Neighbourhood ; to lie on 
the Table, 475. Petition of Innkeepersof the City of Durham, and fuggefting the Expediency 
of the principal Tradefmen being liable to be charged with the Burthen of Soldiers ; to lie on the 
Table, 529. 


See Accounts, 180.—Supplp, 89, &amp;c.—Wictuallerg, &amp;c. 





‘Huns, 


See Estates, 42. 





‘$rugquest, 


hfe 


*Jrquisitions, 


See Aerounts, 1264. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









‘Hnrolments. 
Of Patents, Specifications, &amp;c. XLVI. 295.—XLVII. 441. 499. 1075. 
See Accounts, 1264.— Apprentices. —Jndemnitp, 8—pParents, 6. &amp;c.—Crabe. &amp;c. 5. 
















‘Gnlanityp. 


I. Bill for the fafe Cuftody of infane Perfons charged with Offences; ordered, &amp;c. LV. 720. This 
Bill formed out of the High Treafon Bill, 730. Reported, and Forty Members not being 
prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 754. Report to be further confidered, 757. 760. Report further ’ 
confidered ; Bill to be ingrofled,-&amp;c. 762. Agreed to by the Lords with fome A 
777- Amendments agreed to, 782. P. 784. 


¥ Report of Perfons having particular Interefts being infane, XLVIII. 808.—LI: 292.—LII. 577.— 
LV. 639. 
3. Report of no Committee being appointed, LII. 577. 


See Gstates, 6— high Creafon—oule, 175.—Lunatics.— petitions, 194. 





ee ee teem 








‘Hulolvent Pebtors. 


See Mankrupts.— Debtors Jnfolobent. 








— + 
- ee 
(eee ee —_— 


‘§n{pection. 


See Millg, 184. 





“‘*nipectors. 


See Millg, 168.—Corn, &amp;c. 2. 11.—houle, 164.—Suppip, 163. 


‘Snstalments. 


Letters, &amp;c. relating to Inftalments refpecting. particular Loans, LI. 355- 
See Supplp, 301. 416. 535.—Uest Jndisg, 6. 


‘*ustitutions. 


See Agvituleure— petitions, 76. 86—Sorieties, 5—fupplp, 33. 256. 





—— 





me nm - + - we 





‘Yustructions, 


See Mecounts, 85. 508, 584. 1388.—Mddrelles, 102.—Bills, 26. 27. &amp;c.—Committers, 92- 
139.—Customs,—Houle, 83.—sSupplp, 561. 








‘Austruments. | 
See Aeecounts, 359. 360. 886.—Lawg Expiring, 9. 10: &amp;c.— Longitude, —toeale,—topectbes, 
5-—Sstamps, 3.—fSupply, (Stamps). 





‘Juturances. 
See Attounts, 1138.—Billg, 274. 376+~—Cotpotations, &amp;c. 4. 7. 8. &amp;c.—puties, 76. 
Houle, 154.— Lotteries, 1. Poor, 23~-Slabes, 18.~—-Supplp, 315: 499. 557- 576- 





Qnlurrections, 


See Atcounts, 60.—Avdrefles, 97.—Contmitters, 123.—Estares, 49.— Sedition, Speeches, 
3.— West Fndies, 6. 





‘Ynterest, 


i. Petitioned for to be charged on Payments for Impofts, &amp;c. LI. 300. 
2. Allowed by way of Difcount; XLVI. 615.--XLVII. 624. 8c.—LIII. g08. 626. 


See Aecounts, 260. 266. 481. 516. 614. 616. 620. 625. 628. 629. 631, 648. 651. 
658. 660. 710. 881.—gétountants Public.— Bills, 36. 42. 170. 249.— Bridges, 
12.—ocks,—Cast Jndia Company, 18.— highways, 7—Jnelofures, 273:— 
Pabvigations, 8—Supply, 301.416. 535. 


Juterest of the Kingdom. 


Political and Commercial, vz. 





i. Relative to Oczakow, &amp;c. XLVII. 457. 
2. Treaties, Li. 25. &amp;c. 
3. Effential Intereft of the Country, LII. 453: 


See Atcounts, 1257. &amp;c.—Aparefles, 161. 163.— Commercial Crevit.—Corporations, 
&amp;c. 3.—Wellages, 8. 12. 21. 25. &amp;c.— Questions Previous Pegative, 14. 18. 
23.—Specthes, 1. 2. &amp;e. 





‘qnterment. 


Particular Lands fubjeét to Right of Interment of Prifoners ih Newgate, &amp;c. L. 146. 
See Burping Ground.—Cemeteries— Church Parvss.—Churches.—wolpitals, 1. 





‘Jrundations. 
See Wtidges, 12.1 5: 16. 18.—ighwaps, &amp;c. 136.. 200.—Bonfe, 193. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 7M 














See 
. Invasion. 
See Accounts, 161. 173. 177: 178. 241. 243. 244. 247-“Addrelles, 9. 36. 51. igg 

Armp.— Coasts, 5.—seellages, 7.—Mabp.—Hpeeches, 3. &amp;c.— UAolunteers. 


‘Inventions, Pew. 
Petitions for Bills for fecuring. Interefts, &amp;c. in New Inventions, 
referred to Committees, &amp;c. 


I. _Of Jofeph Booth, relative to Woollen Cloths, XLVII. 499. P. 1090. 


2. ° Of William Kilburn, and others, to amend A&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. forthe Encouragement of the Arts 
of Defigning and Printing Cottons, Calicoes, &amp;c. XLIX. 232. Order for referring Ditto dif- 
charged and Bill ordered, &amp;c. 264. P. 417. 





3. Of Abraham Bofquet, Efquite, for Liberty to employ a Veffel in Trade, Duty-free, and the 
Veffel to have a perpetual Breach or Leak in her Bottori, and he will prevent the Cargo being 
injured, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 278. Petition read again, and referred to a Com= 
mittee toexamine, &amp;c. 636. Not reported. 


a2 Of William Sabatier, Gentleman, for fubjecting Cotton, imported by Individuals from the 
Eaft Indies, packed by a particular Machinery, &amp;c. to a particular per Centage, L. 118. 
—LI. 272. P. 791. See Cast India Companp, 9. 


5: Of feveral Artifts and Defigners of New Models and Cafts of Bufts, and other Things, for a Bill 
to fecure to them and others their Rights in fuch new Models and Cafts, &amp;c. LII. 320. 
Petition renewed, LI. 279.° Report, and Bill for encouraging the Art of making new Models 
and Cafts of Bufts, and other Things therein mentioned ; ordered, 510. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with fome Amendments, 643. Amendments agreed to, 651. P. 691. 


See Accounts, 830.—Difroberies— Orders, 68.— patents. 











‘Qubesting, &amp;c. 


Of Purchafe Money. 


&amp;c. 





See Willg, 143. 181. 182. 184. 235. 243. 247. 249.—Cstates, 129. 





‘Jubitation. 


Sce 2Billg, 156. 


*Jobbers, 


See Butchers.— Corn and Grain, 8. 9. 11.— Forestallers. 


Pohn (Hatt), 


In America——See Gtcountg, 69.—Supplp, 60. 
* In Antigua.—See Suppip,. 553. 











FJointures. 


See Billig, 221.—Coalg.—€states, 91. 93. &amp;c.—King, 6. 





caro 


















CONTENTS of th HEAD 
“Journals, 





I. Dire€tions to enter Matters therein + - = - 1 4 3. 
Special Entries ordered, &amp;c. + - + .. bab 4, &amp;. 

II, Entries thereii read, &amp;. -.- = = . + 2. Gito 63. 
Hil. General Indég = 2 2 02 eee a ee bys 
IV. Incidental Proceedings Be. + &amp; © 6 4s s 65; 





‘Journals, 


I. DireGtions to enter Matters therein, 27. 


I. The Determinations of Select Committees, appointed to confider Petitions complaining of undue 

Elections and Returns, &amp;c. XLVI. 134. 154: 196. 223.243. 258: 267. 474. 300. 313. 
335- 342+ 343- 354: 37% 375+ 411, 412 447. 582:—XLVII. 430. 531. 534. 541 
564. 582. $87. 629. 772. 782:—XLVIII. 197. 258. 282. 371. 397. 418. 432. 439. 630. 
—LIl. 102. 109. 125. 191+ 192. 223. 291. 354. 357- 358. 375+ 441. 539. 562. 570. 
575+ 649.~—LIII. 147. 545. 


4. The Determinations of Select Committees appointed to confider.Rights of Eleétions, XLVII. 574. 


683.—XLVIII. 297.—L. 236. 321. 340. 
Communications made to the Houfe, viz. 


By a Lord of the Admiralty; that a Member of the Houfe had been ordered into C uftody by a 
Warrant to the Marfhal of the Admiralty, together with a Copy of the Warrant, LI. 557. 


%2 


Special Entries ordered to be niade therein, viz. 


4: Of Reafons for Agreeménts to Amendments made by the Lords to Bills, XLIX. 592. 734.— 
LI. 236.~=LIV. 682.—LV. 373. 


Of particular Circumftances attending a Meffage from the Lords, bringing Bills agreed to by them 
after they had received the Royal Affent, LV. 785. 


5 Entry of Reafons for agreeing to Amendments without an Order for fiich Entry, XLVI. 397.— . 
XLIX. 591. 655. 734.—LII. 256. 286. 565.—LV. 322. See ilig, 316. (and under 414.) 





II. Entries therein read in Proceedings of the Houfe relating to, viz. 


Addreffes, viz. 


For Copies of Papets, &amp;c. XLVI. 55.—LV. 8713 - 
On His Majefty’s Meffages in 1791, XLVIT. 471.- In 17870 Ls 474. 





For Copies of An{wets to certain Circular Letters in 1782, XLIX. 400. 


In Anfwer to His Majefty’s Speeches of 22d January and 31ft December, 1794, L. 96. 
Reports on Addreffes, LV. 511. 


2 ey D 


African 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


ee 






‘Journals; Entries therein read, in Proceedings of the Houfe. 





African Negroes, viz. 
10. That after a certain Day it fhall not be lawful to import any into the Britifh Colonies or Plantations, 
| LIL 416. 































Ballots, viz. 
For appointment of Committees, Lil. 386. 


Bank of England, viz. 
Appointment of a Committee relative to Ditto, LI. 353. 


Bills, v7z. 


II. Amendments of the Lords to Bills, XLVI. 564.-——-XLVII. 616. 1062.—XLVIIL 671.—XLIX. 592. 
—LI. 236.—LII. 752.—+LIV. 682. 

12. Proceedings 7 the Commons on their own Bills, XLVI. 630.—-XLIX. 612.—L. 143.—LIIL. 752. 
—LIII. 626. 

13. -——Ditto on Bills fent from the Lords, XLIX. 610. 612. 


Books and Papers, &amp;c. viz. 
14. Proceedings of the Houfe on referting them to Committees, &amp;c. XLIX. 589. 
15. Ditto on Books, Pamphlets, &amp;c. in 1751, 1764, &amp;c.; Complaints of Ditto, LI. 232. 





Committees, viz. 
16, Whether to be Secret or Select, XLIX. 5809. 
Proceedings of the Houfe on Appointment of Committees, LII. 353.—-LIII. 74. 292. 616, 
Ditto relative to Ballotting, Lil. 386, 


Conferences, viz. 


17. Reafons to be offered to the Lords for difagreeing to Amendments made by the Lords to Bills, 
XLVIII. 671. 


Conformity, viz. 


18. Proceedings on Lords Amendments to a Bill relative to Ditto, XLVII. 1062, 
Declarations publifhed by His Majefty’s Order, LV. 246. 
19. Eaft India Company, XLVI. 246. 


Elections, viz. 








20. Recognizances, XLVI. 22. 47. 
21. Returns, XLVI. 87. 
i Special Returns, LI. 128. 
22. Abfence of Members from Committees, XLVI. 171.—XLVII, 732.——LI. 101, 
23. Receiving Election Petitions, XLVII. 10. 
ee on Special Returns, LII. 128. 
24. Petitions renewed being the fame or not, XLVII. 38r. 
25. Proceedings on Eleétion Petitions, XLVII. 381.—LII. 643.—LIII. 132. 
26. Complaints of Arrefts of Petitioners, XLVIU. 423. 
An Order for iffuing a new Writ, Lill. 75. 
Iffuing new Writs, Lil. 128. 
27. Falkland’s Ifland, XLVI. 55. 
28, Foreigners, Foreign Troops, &amp;c. XLIX. 151. 


Impeachment, 








37- 


46. 
47- 


48. 


49- 
50. 





Impeachment, viz. 
Houfe attending as a Committee, XLVIII. 299. 
Lord’s Meflages appointing Times for Trial, &amp;c. XLVII. 812. 
Members Attendance to be examined, XLIX. 1 59 


Land Tax, viz. 
Relative to delivering in Lifts of Commiffionets, XLV1. 142. 


Members, wiz. 
Attendance of Ditto on Ballots relative to Controverted EleCtions, XLVIIt. 277. 


Meflages, viz. 
From His Majefty, and Proceedings thereon, &amp;c. XLIX. 151.—L. 474. 580,—LIII. 685. 
Of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Lords and Commonsthere, LIV. 147. 


From the Lords, viz. 
Defiring Conferences, LI. 5. 
Appointing Times for the Trial of Impeachments in 1717, XLVIII. 812. 


Money, viz. 
Appropriation and Expenditure of Ditto in 1784, LI. 683. 
See infra, 38. 50. 56. 


Nation (State of), viz. 
Relative to diverting Money iffued for the Service of the Navy, to the Land Service, &amp;c. LI. 497. 


Orders, viz. 
Service of Orders, XLVI. 292.—LI. 675. 
Again{t printing private Petitions before being prefented tothe Houfe, XLVIII. 739. 
For Matters to be prepared againft a following Seffion, XLVII. 24. 


Parliament, viz. 
Relative to taking Matters into Confideration in a following Seffion, XLVI. 711 


Petitions, viz. 
For referring Petitions and Accounts, &amp;c. prefented, to Committees to confider, &amp;c. XLVII. 696. 


For the Houfe early in a following Seffion to confider Petitions and Accounts, &amp;c. prefented, 
XLVII. 696. 711. 


Printing Petitions before being read in the Houfe, XLVIII. 738. 739. 
See infra, 48 to 50. P 
Proceedings of the Houfe, viz. 
On certain Books and Papers in 1715, and alfo in1722, XLIX. 589. 
Ditto in 1751, 1770, 1774, and 1775; Complaints on Ditto, LI. 232. 





Ditto in1794, LIV. 148. 
On Petitions of Agents, &amp;c. in 1750, LI. 675. 
Ditto in 1794, relative to Notices on Appiications in a following Seffion, LI. 783. 








——Ditto in 1775, relative to renewing Election Petitions, XLVII. 381. 


See fupra, 12. 13.14. 18.—Infra, 25. 
Relative to an Inftruction to a Committee of the whole Houfe refpecting Application of Money, 
LIT. 204. 


On a Motion relative to iffuing Money to put the Auftrian Troops in Motion in 1742, LII. 204. 


On confidering Papers in 1744, relative to an Article in the Extraordinaries of the Army, relative 
to Troops i in Britith Pay which ferved in Flanders, 8&amp;c. LII. 204. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) aN Recognizances, 








a ‘PFournals; Entries therein read, in Proceedinge 2 Te Hale 


Recognizances, viz. 


Upon prefenting Petitions complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. XLVI. 22.—LII. 15. 
See infra, 53. 63. 
Reports, viz. 
Of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. L. 609. 
Of a Seleét Committee on Public Debts, LIN. 616. 
Relative to receiving Reports, LV. 453. 
Reports on Addreffes, LV. 511. 


Refolutions, viz. 
Refpecting Recognizances, XLVI. 22. 


Reported from the Committee of the whole Houfe on Reports of Committees of Secrecy, on 
the ‘Affairs of the Eaft India Company, XLVI. 246. 


Relative to receiving Election Petitions, XLVII. 10. 


to taking Matters into Confideration in a following Seffion, XLVII. 711. 
to prefenting private Petitions, XLVIII. 738. 

to diverting Money iffued for Public Services in 1711, LI. 497. 
Abolition of the Slave Trade, LIII. 443. 


to fupporting His Majefty in the War with France in January +794, L 
to Foreftalling and Regrating Live Cattle, &amp;c. LU. 370. 
| Speeches, viz. 
Of His Majefty in 1722, XLIX. 610. 
Her Majefty’s Speech in #706, LV. 453. 


Statutes of the Realm, viz. 
Promulgation of Ditto, LI. 165. 


Thanks, viz. 


Given to Perfons in 1782, XLVIII. 946. 


“Treaties, &amp;c. viz. 
Tranflations of Treatiesin 1704, 1743, 1793, XLIX: 
——Ditto of Declarations in January, 1794, L. 96, 


Union, viz. 
In 1706, LV. 453. 


War, viz. 


Refolutions for fupporting His Majefty in Ditto, LI. 214. 


Entries in the fournal read and entered only, viz. 


Of the Refolution of the Houfe refpecting Recognizances on Controverted Eleétions, XLVI. 22. 


General Index, zz. 


From the Year 1774 to the Year 1790, compiled by Mr. Samuel Dunn. The Speaker acquainted 
the Houfe of the Work being finifhed, and that Mr. Dunn was defirous of fubmitting the fame 
to the Confideration of the Houfe; a Committee appointed to examine the fame and to report, 
&amp;c. LI. 609. Report, and to lie on the Table, 677. Report again read, and the faid General 
Index ordered to be printed, &amp;c. under the Care and Infpeétion of Mr. Dunn, and an Addrefs for 
£.300 to be advanced to him on Account of Ditto, 787. 788. 


Another General Index, from the End of the former Period in 1790 to 1796, including the then laft 
Parliament, alfo compiled by Mr. Dunn ; the Speaker again acquaints the Houfe of the Work 


being 









*Pournals " General Index ; Incidental Proceedings: —-teland, te 





being finifhed, &amp;c. ; a Committee appointed td examine the fame and to report Opinion, &amp;¢, 
LV. 338. Report in. favour of the Work, and Report to lie on the Table, : 


Note.—Other Volumes were afterwards incerporated with this Work, and the Whole Br to 
be printed in 1802. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings, wiz. 
, Report of Precedents in the Journal, v/z. 


6s. Relative to Arrefts of Petitioners, &amp;c. XLVIII. 423. 
66. Petition for an Entry in the Journal to be expunged ; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 271. 
67. Journals to be printed, XLVI. 682. See Printing, 161. 





See alfo Addrefles, 56. 


Journals of the Houfe of Lords. 
190. 





See Actounts, 804. 805.—Speaker, 69.—fSoupplp, 152: 





‘HJournals (of Captains of Packets, &amp;c.) 


See Attounts, 65. 105. $31. 1261.—Addrefles, 29.— Pewspapers.— Drbers, 29. &amp;c. 





‘HJournepmen. 


See Trade and Panufactures, 10. &amp;c.—AWovkment. 





‘Jreland. 


I. Bills relating to Ireland in General, vz. 


I. For making Part of certain Principal Sums or Stock, and Annuities raifed of created, or to be 
taifed or created by the Parliament of the Kingdom of Ireland, on Loans for the Ufe of the 
Government of that Kingdom, transferable, and the Dividends on fuch Stock and Annuities 
payable at the Bank of England, &amp;c. ordered, L. 415. P. 545. 





2. For making certain Annuities created by the Parliament of Ireland transferable, and the Dividenda 
thereon payable at the Bank of England ; and for the better Security of the Proprietors of fuch 
Annuities, and of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England; ordered, LIL. 453. 
P. 531. 


II. Bills, &amp;c. relating to the Trade with Ireland, vz. 


3. To permit Goods and Commodities of the Growth, Produétion, or Manufacture of Afia, Africa, 
_ or America, legally imported into Ireland, to be imported from thence into Great Britain 5 
ordered, XLVIII. 785. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 790. Committed to a Committee 
‘of the whole Houfe, 799. . Deferred, 804. Confidered, 806. Report, &amp;c. 813. Read 
Third Time and a Claufe added, excepting Goods of the Growth or Manufacture of the Eaft 
Indies, and an Amendment made to the Bill, 832. 922. P. 938. 


4. Reduction of the Drawbacks, &amp;c. allowed on Sugar. * An Inftruction for Provifion to be made 
, * in the Bill for allowing the Drawback on Sugar exported to Ireland, in the State in which it 
“‘ was imported into Great Britain from Foreign Parts,” Li. 241. 


Bill for difallowing the Bounty now payable on Sail Cloth and Canvafs exported to Ireland, Lt. 
git. P. 637. For continuing the faid Act; ordered, LIM. 326. P. 451, ! 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Ii. Bill 











rebar , { Foss Ba —Conthincy—improving the Connetion— 





Union. 





III. Bill relating to Forfeited Eftates in Ireland, vz. 
For vefting certain Forfeited Eftates in Ireland in His Majefty, fubje&amp;t to fuch Orders as fhall be 


given by the Parliament of Ireland refpecting the fame; ordered, XLVIII. 798. P. 860. 


IV. Confpiracy for feparating England and Ireland, v/z. 


Copies and Extracts of Papers relative to Ditto prefented, Liv. 147. A Committee of Secrecy 
appointed to confider them, 148. 149. Report thereon, and ordered tobe printed, 329. The 
Copies and Extraéts of Papers ordered to be returned, fealed up, to the Office of His Majefty’s 
Secretary of State for the Home Department, 371. The Report referred to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, 394. A Meflage from His Majefty relating to certain Perfons being brought 
into this Country and confined in Fort George, 401. Addrefs thereon, 402. Meflage to be 
further confidered, ibid. See oufe, 257, &amp;c. 





V. Improving the Conne¢tion with Ireland, vz. 


Meffage from His Majefty relative to Ditto, LIV. 146. Addrefs thereupon, 147. Meflage con- 
fidered, 151. Further confidered on reading the Order of the Day for Ditto, to fuperfede a 
Motion relative to improving the Connection, 155. -Further confidered and Negative an In- 
flruction refpecting doing away Civil Incapacities on account of Religious Diftinctions ; Report, 
further Progrefs, and Meflage to be further confidered, 160. Report feveral Refolutions; 
Amendments made to fome of them, and Refolutions to be Communicated tothe Lords at a 
Conference, 181. Conference had and Refolutions left with their Lordfhips, &amp;c. 192. A 
Conference defired by the Lords relative to Ditto; Conference agreed to, &amp;c. Report that the 
Lords do concur in the Refolutions fent tothem, and that they had agreed to an Addrefs thereon, 
to which they defired the Concurrence of the Commons, 424. The Addrefs to be Confidered, 
ibid. Deferred, 434. Addrefs confidered and agreed to, &amp;c. 472. 477, Speaker Reports His 
Majefty’s Anfwer, 485. : 


VI. Union with Ireland. 





Meffage from His Majefty, communicating to the Houfe the joint Addrefs of His Lords and 
Commons of Ireland, laying before His Majefty certain Refolutions which contain the Terms 
propofed by them for an entire Union between the Two Kingdoms ; referred to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, LV. 362. Copy of the faid Refolutions and of the Addrefs; and Commercial 
Accounts of Great Britain prefented, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Meflage, and order- 
ed to be printed, 363. 369. The Refolutions of both Houfes of Parliament, in England, in 
the laft Seffion refpecting the Union, and the Addrefs to His Majefty thereupon referred to 
the Committee; the Meflage confidered; report a Progrefs, and to be further confidered, 
400. Petition of the Manufacturers and others concerned in the Woollen Trade of the 
County of Gloucefter, praying that the Exportation of Wool to Ireland may not be per- 
mitted, referred to the Committee on the’ Meflage, 404. Meflage further confidered, re- 
port a further Progrefs, and Meflage to be further confidered, 407. Petition of Merchants, 
&amp;c. of Norwich, againft the Exportation of Wool to Ireland, referred to the Committee on the 
Meflage, 409. Petitions of Inhabitants of Cirencefter, and Clothiers of Painswick, againft the 
Export of Wool, referred, 414. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Tiverton, imploring the Proteétion 
of the Houfe againft the Article of Wool refpecting the Union, referred, 416. Committee 
deferred, 417. Petitions of Merchants, &amp;c. of Kirkby Kendal, and of Merchants, &amp;c. refiding 
in Totnes, againft the Export of Wool, &amp;c. referred, 418. Meflage further confidered ; Ne- 
gative on a Divifion, an Inftruétion to confider the moft effeétual Means of providing for fecuring 
the Independence of Parliament ; Report a further Progrefs,.and Meflage to be further confider- 
ed, 421. Petitions of Clothiers refiding in the City of New Sarum; of Manufacturers, &amp;c. 
concerned in the Wool and Woollen Trade, in.or near Banbury ; of Merchants, &amp;c. interefted in 
the profperity of. the. Woollen Manufactures of Haflingden, in the County of Lancafter ; Ditto 
of Merchants, &amp;c. of Bury; of Merchants, &amp;c. of Prefton; Ditto of Wakefield; Ditto of 
Colne; Ditto of Burnley ; Ditto of the Weft Riding of the County of York; Ditto of Poole; 
Ditto of Shrewfbury ; Ditto of Exeter, &amp;c. of Mafter, &amp;c. of the incorporated Company of 
Blanket Weavers in Witney ; of the Manufacturers interefted in the Profperity of the Woollen 
Manufacturers of the Weftern Part of Somerfet ; of the Woollen Manufacturers in Sudbury, 
&amp;c, in the county of Effex ; of Manutacturers, &amp;c. of Market Harborough ; of Merchants, &amp;c. 
of Huddersfield ; of Perfons Concerned in the various Branches of the Woollen Trade in Kid- 
derminfter, and other Petitions againft the Export of Wool, referred to the Committee on the 
Meflage, and fome of them ordered to be heard by Counfel, 438. Meflage further confidered ; 
report a further Progrefs, and Meflage to be further confidered, 443. Petition of Woollen 
Manfacturers, &amp;c. in Wivelifcombe, againft the Permiffion of Exporting Britifh Wool to Ireland ; 
referred, &amp;c. 444. Meflage further confidered; report a further progrefs, and Meflage to be 
further confidered, ibid. Petition of the Merchants, &amp;c. of the Foreft of Rofendale, in 
the County of Lancafter againft the Export of Wool; referred, 446. Meflage further con- 
fidered, report a further Progrefs, and Meflage to be further confidered, 448. Petition of Manu- 
facturers, &amp;c. concerned in the Wool and Woollen Trade in Taviftock againft the Export of moo! ; 
referre 





SX “Preland; Union.—Incidental Proceedings. ’ 








referred, 452. Méeflage further confidered; report a further ProgrefS, and that they had con- 
fidered the feveral Petitions referred, and heard Counfe] and examined Witneffes on Behalf of 
fuch of the Petitioners as prayed to be heard thereon ;- and of the Committee having come to 
feveral Refolutions ; on a Motion to receive the Report upon the Morrow, Entries in the 
Journals were read ; Divifion for receiving the Report on the Morrow; ordered to be received ; 
Meffage to be further confidered, 453. Report feveral Refolutions, and a Schedule of Articles 
to be charged with Countervailing Duties; On Motion for reading the Refolutions Second 
Time, feveral of the Articles of the Union between England and Scotland read ; on a Divifion 
the Refolutions were read Second Time; fome of them agreed to, and the further Confidera- 
tion of the Report adjourned, 457. 462. Petition of Merchants, 8c. concerned in the Wool 
and Woollen Trade of Cornwall, againft the Export of Wool to Ireland ; to lie on the Table, 
462. The Report further confidered; the Fourth Refolution read Second Time; Negative 
feveral Amendments propofed ; other Amendments propofed and agreed to; the Fifth Retfo- 
lution read Second Time ; Amendments propofed and made, and Refolution agreed to; the 
Sixth Refolution read Second Time; Negative re-committing Ditto; feveral Amendments’ . 
made; Refolution agreed to with a Schedule of Articles to be charged with (ountervailing 
Duties: The Seventh Refolution read Second Time ; feveral Amendments made, and Refolution 
agreed to: The Eighth Refolution read Second Time, and on Queftion put agreed to; an 
Addrefs to His Majefty thereon moved; Negative adjourning the Debate thereupon; Addrefs 
agreed to; a Committee appointed to draw it up; His Majefty’s Meflage referred to Ditto; | 
Addrefs reported and agreed to, and with the Refolutions to be communicated to the Lords at 
a Conference, and their Concurrence defired, 466. 474. Further Confideration of the Meflage 
deferred, 474. Report of Conference agreed to, and Managers appointed, &amp;c. 477. Meflage 
from the Lords defiring a Conference ; agreed to; Report, Refolutions agreed to by the Lords, 
with feveral Amendments thereto, and of agreeing to the Addrefs ; the faid Amendments read 
Once and entered, to be taken into further Confideration on the Morrow, 483. 484. Amend- 
ments of the Lords further confidered and agreed to ; Mefiage fent to acquaint the Lords thereof, 
513. Meffage from the Lordsacquainting the Houfe of the Time for attending His Majefty, and of 
appointing Four Peers to attend Him, &amp;c. 514. Members appointed to go, ibid. Report, and 
His Majefly’s Anfwer entered, 518. Further Confideration of the Meflage deferred, 519. 530. 550. 
551. Order of the Day read ; Petition of Mafters, &amp;c. of the Manufacture of Ribbons in Coventry 
and Neighbourhood, praying for a Duty upon Irifh made Ribbons; referred to the Commitee; Papers _ 
prefented on 28th of April, referred; Meflage further confidered ; report a further Progrefs, and 
to be further confidered, 562, A Paper intitled “ Statement of Countervailing Duties,” and alfo 
“A Copy of the Addrefs of Lords and Commons of Ireland,” to His Majefty ; referred, 570. 
Report from the Committee on the Meflage, the feveral Countervailing Duties, to be paid on 
Importation from Ireland into Great Britain after the Union of the Two Kingdoms, 571. ° 
Refolutions agreed to, and a Meflage fent to the Lords to communicate them to their Lordthips, 
and defire their Concurrence, 574. Meffage from the Lords agreeing to the Refolution re- 
fpecting the Countervailing Duties, and to an Addrefs to His Majefty thereupon to which they 
defire the Concurrence of the Commons, 575. The Addrefs confidered and agreed to; 
Meflage fent to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, ibid. Meflage of His Majefty further 
confidered ; report a further Progrefs, and Report to be received ; Meffage to be further con- 
fidered, 575. Report-of Duties to be the Duties upon the Importation into Ireland of the 
Articles of the Growth, &amp;c. of Great Britain, which are annexed ina Schedule thereto, 582. 
Refolution agreed to, and a Refolution for an Addrefs to His Majefty thereon agreed to; a 
Committee appointed to draw it up; Refolution refpecting the Countervailing Duties, and 
feveral Papers prefented 26th May, and His Majefty’s Meffage of 2d of April referred to the 
Committee, 584. Report ; Addrefs, &amp;c.. agreed to, and Meflage fent to the Lords to defire 
their Concurrence, ibid: Report, 585. Meffage from the Lords agreeing to Ditto, ibid. 
Meffage appointing a Time to attnad His Majefty, 590. Report, 596. Further Confideration 
of His Majefty’s Meflage deferred, 605. 610. 624. Addrefs of both Houfes of the Parliament 
of Ireland to His Majefty, agreeing to the Countervailing Duties; to lie on the Table, 635. 
Further Confideration of the Meffage deferred, 644. An Exemplification of an A&amp;t of the 
Parliament of Ireland prefented to the Houfe and is entered, 654. Further Confideration of 
Meflage deferred, 660. His Majefty’s Meffage read; Entries in the Votes of the Refolutions 
of both Houfes, together with the Ad«reffes, read; the faid Act of the Parliament of Ireland 
read, anda Bill for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland ordered, 664. Prefented and read, 
&amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 667. Committed, 669. Confidéred in the Committee, 680.’ 
Reported, and Day appointed for Third Reading, 689. Read Third Time, 694. The Lords 
by Meflage defire the Exemplification of the Act of the.Parliament of Ireland to be communi- 
cated tothem, 701. Agreed+to by the Lords, 716. P..723. 


A Proclamation of his Majefty appointing the Lords and Commons of the prefent Parliament of 
Great Britain, to be the Firft Parliament of the United Kingdom on the Part of Great Britain, 


&amp;c. LV. 875. E..930. 


VII. Incidental Proceedings. 


Culture of Potatoes in Wafte and Boggy Lands in Ireland, LI. 269. 
Members going to Ireland, &amp;c. excufed particular Attendance, XLVII. 318. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) | 70 c = Motion 





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pee ‘Hrelaw ; Incidental Proceedings. —$ron Works, &amp;c, 


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oo 





“s “Motion relative to the Recal of Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord Lieutenant, L. 547- 
a Motions relative to the Expedition to the Weft Indies under Sir Charles Grey, &amp;c. Li. 633. 


Money iffued in England to be applied to any Ufes to which His Majefty’s Revenue in Ireland is 
applicable, XLIX. 96. 


ag” - Exceptions to particular Duties charged, L. 273.. Lil. 694. 
Order of the Day read on a Motion relative to improving the Connection with Ireland, LIV. 155. 


See Atcounts, 130. 132. 138. 141. 161. 175. 210. 218. 231. 382. 479. 834. 962. ’ 
981.—Addrelles, 105. 106. 145. 135. 136. 156. &amp;c.—MArmp, 2.— Bills, 31. 39. 
141. 218. 224.—oing and Coinage,—_Committers,, 128.— Corn and Grain, 2. 
&amp;c.— Corporations, &amp;c. 8 —Crutlers anv Conbvops, 1. 2.—Customs, 3.—€lections. 
—E€rtite, 2 —Fisheries.— Houle, 76. 95. 163. 167. 216. 257.—Jmportation, 8. 

| Laws Crpiring. 8. 17. — Militia. — Wellages. — Motions, 5. 12.— Petitions, 
5.—Duestions Prebdious Megative.—Seamen, 4. 23. 29. 37.—Smuggling, 1. 
Specthes, 15. &amp;c.—SHupplp, 332. 371. 372. 455- 





*PJron and Steel. : 


See Debts Small, 4—Waws Crpiring, 6. 8. &amp;c. 





——- 


‘Fron GHorks, &amp;c. 


Petitions relative to Ditto, XLVIII. 94. 115. 143. 229.—LIV. 188. 
See Mavigations. | 





FYslands. 


See Accounts, 36. 37. 40. 44 46.609. 70. 74.114. 130. 137. 138. 166. 210. 211. 216. 399« 
438. 455. 406. 810. 812. 1060, 1082.— America, 7.—Armp.— Bills, 45. 143.—5read, 3. 
Commuters, 103.—Courts, 15. 16. &amp;c.—Cprportation—onle, 80. 132. 182. 193.— 
Ymportation, 13.—- Jerfep, &amp;c.—Laws Crpiring, 8.—Man, Isle of —Supplp.—West 
' Judies. 


YIslands, (Ceded.) 


See Speeches, 26.—Supplp, 446, &amp;c. 


- 


3 —- YFIslanvs, (French.) 


See Qddrefles, 99.—America.— France. 
































 Fftue. 


aga Proof of Lawful Iffue, x LIX. 438. 
2. General Iffue, XLVIU. 734. 
See Bills, 139.—Cgtares Forfeited. 


Ptalp. 
See Merounts, 395+ 420. 422. 448. 1233.——sftante,—oiule, 93. 99. 155.-—Fmportation, 
12. 18.—C@tabe, &amp;c. 13. 








‘Judges. 3 
I. Bill for making perpetual fo much of AG@ of 19 Geo, III. as relates to the Lodgings of Jud 


at County Affizes; ordered, LIV. 429. Prefented, &amp;c. 480. 484. Confidered in the Commit- 
tee; reported without Amendment, and osdered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 508. 512. P. 539. 


2. Bill for the Augmentation of the Salaries of the Judges of the Courts in Weftminfter Hall, and for 
enabling His Majefty to grant Annuities to Perfons in certain Offices in the faid Courts, on the 
Refignation of their refpective ‘Offices; ordered, LIV. 640. Prefented, &amp;c. 656. Bill read 
Third Time ; Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 696.) Agreed to. by the Lords with 
fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 740. P. 743. ' 


3. *  Houfe informed of the Confent of the Judges to particular Matters before the Houfe, XLVI. 662. 














4: * Negative Leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Chancellor and 12 Judges, &amp;c. to fend and receive 
Letters, dec. free from the Duty of Poftage, XLVI. 468. , 
See Accounts, 366.—Annufties.— Bills, 29. 218. 327—Committees, 93.—houle, 
175.—Fmpeachment.—ing, 23.—Wellages, 74. 75.—Dllices, 5.— Scotland, 
‘Judgments. 
To be given according to Evidence, L. 295. 326, 
See Clections, | 
*Pudgqgments and Weecrees. 
Negative a Motion for giving certain Appeals from Ditto in Scotland, XLIK. 123. 
See Muir ahd Palmer.—rcorland, 5. &amp;c. 
‘Jubicatures. 
See watiots,—Courts, 14. 15. 8ec.—honte, 291-—Gndia, 2. 3. kc. 
‘ e , ; \ 
‘Suries. : a 
i. Bill to remove Doubts refpecting the Rights and Fun¢tions of Juries in Criminal Cafes ; ordered» — 
XLVI. 624: Prefented, 8c. and to be printed, 640. Committed, 655. Confidered and 
poftponed, and confidered again, and order ment, 666. Read Third Time and feveral 


Amendinents made, &amp;c. and Bill fent to the Lords, 681. Not returned. | 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—-1800.) | : a: Another . a 











‘Juries 3 Bills, &amp;c. relating to them.— Jurisdictions, &amp;e. 








ah Another Bill for the like Purpofe as the above, ordered, XLVIIL. 46. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be 

printed, 127. Committed, 132. Confidered and reported, and ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 

376. 377. 1075. P. 1090. 

3. Petition for a Bill to compel the Attendance of proper Perfons on the Leet Jury, within the 
; Manor of Stepney, in the County of Middlefex; referred to a Committee, LI. 379. Report, 


565. Bill prefented, &amp;c, 576. Committed, 582. Not proceeded in. 





Petitions of Grand Juries, &amp;c. XLVII. 676.—XLVIII. 604. 687.—LI. 273.—LIII. 117. 495. 
Proceedings of particular Grand Juries, LUI. 503. : 


6. Particular Members fummoned to attend Grand Juries not excufed Attendance on Eleétion 
Ballots, XLVIII. 299. 


See Accounts, (Prifons, &amp;c.)—2Bills, 174.— Justices of the Peace, 4. 


wn &gt; 





‘Jurisdictions. 


See Wills, 43-140. 147. 256 —Breav.—Courts, 12. 18.— Debts Small, 5. 6. 7.—Magis- 
trates.—MWillers.— Pabigations, 12. 111.— Scotland, 57.—Squares and Streets, 31. 63. 





4 / 
‘Hustice. 
See Atcounts, 530.—Abdrelles, 69.—Caules, &amp;c.— Courts, 13. 16. &amp;c.— Houle, 105. 175. 
192. 193.—Zustices of the Peace,—Drvders, 72. 83. 





See Justices of the peace. 





Chief Justices, 


I. In Eyre, XLVI. 99. &amp;¢.—XLVII. 161. 195.—-XLVIII. 470. 
2. Have Leave as Members of Parliament to go the Circuit, LIl. 435. 
See Actounts, 40. 46, 58. 1264.—Courts, 25. 26. &amp;c.—€lectiong, 206. &amp;c. 





— Fustices of the Peace. 


‘I. Bills relating to Juftices of the Peace, v7z. 


i. For the more effectual Adminiftration of the Office of a Juftice of Peace in fuch Parts of the. 
County of Middlefex as lie in and near the Metropolis; ordered, XLVII. 562. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and to be printed, 571. Inftriétion to the Committee to make Provifion, if neceflary, for 
defraying the Expences attending Ditto out of the Confolidated Fund, 754. Confidered, and 
report a Progrefs, 764. Inftruétion to extend the Provifions of the Bill to fuch Parts of the 
County of Surrey as lie in and near the Metropolis,-and Bill further confidered and report a 
further 'Progrefs, 769. Further confidered; Report; order the Bill, &amp;c. to be printed, and 
re-committed, 770. Confidered; ‘ Report; order Printing; and to be-fufther confidered, 
793-. Report further confidered; Amendments made, and a Claufe added, “ That per} 

' l “ &amp;¢. 






















































‘Justices of the Peace; Bills, - &amp;e. relating to theri. 


id ow o 





“ &amp;c. appoihted by Virtue of this AG, fhall not vote, 8c. for Members of Parliament, for 





“ certain Places,” 806. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 824. P. 1090. Bill 
for continuing and making perpetual the faid A&amp;t ; ordered, LI. 421. P. 785. 


2.. To empower the Juftices of the Peace for the County of Middlefex, to continue a Seffion of the 
; Peace, &amp;c. begun to be holden before the Effoign Day of Term and Sitting of the King’s 
Bench at Weftminfter, &amp;c.; ordered; XLVII. 804. P. 1069. 


- To make an equal County Rate for the County of Middlefex, Lil. 333. P. 607. 


3. To authorize Juftices of the Peace to impofe Fines upon Conftables, Overfeers, and other Peace 
Officers for neglect of Duty; and on Mafters of Apprentices for ill Ufage of fuch their Ap- 
rentices ; and alfo to make Provifion for the Execution of Warrants of Diftrefs, granted by , 
Magittrates in certain Cafes ; ordered, XLVIII. 710. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 7176 
Report, and to be further confidered, 764. Further confidered, 773. Debate on Motion for 
the Third Reading adjourned, 778. Refumed, 785. Amendments made at the Lords, and 
agreed to, 877. 946. P. 997. 


4 For obviating Doubts refpecting the holding, 8c. the Adjournment of the General Court of the 
Quarter Seffions of the Peace in and for the County Palatine of Lancafter, &amp;c.; Petition of 
Juftices ; referred to a Committee, LII. 454. Report, 532. Petition of other Juftices of the 
Peace, Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c. againft; to lieon the Table till the Report is received from the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 574. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Lancafter, 
againft Ditto; to lie on the Table till Ditto,and Counfel ordered, 588. Another Petition of 
Ditto refpecting the Charter of King Edward the Third ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel 
ordered, &amp;c. 589. Petition of Clergymen, &amp;c. of Lancafter, againft Ditto, and particularly as 
to holding the Seffions at Prefton; referred to the Committee, 594. The Committee ordered 
to fit and proceed on the Bill that Day Six Months, 601. : 


Ee —_——— Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. Lill. 117. Petition of the Sheriff and 
Grand Jury affembled at the General Seffion of Affize holden at Lancafter, in favour of this Ap- 
plication; to lie on the Table, iid. . Petition of the Grand Jury affembled at the General 
Quarter Seffioris at Prefton, and other Petitions, in favour; to lie on the Table, 495. Report, 
with an Appendix, and Bill ordered, 496. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Bury, in favour; to 
lie on the Table, 506. Bill prefented, &amp;c. ibid. Petition of the Corporation of Lancafter, 
and Petition of feveral Juftices of the Peace for the County againft the Bill, to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 511. Petitioners againft Ditto do not 
defire to be heard by Counfel; . Bill committed and. Voices given, &amp;c. 517. Petition of 
the Corporation of Lancafter, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 546. The laft-mentioned 
Petition again read, and to lie on the Table till the Report on the Bill is received, and Counfel 
ordered, 550. Bill reported, and Report to be taken into -further Confideration; Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;e. of Lancafter again read ; and to lieon the Table until Ditto, and Couafel ordered, 
554- Report further confidered;-Counfel for and againft the. Bill heard; Bill ordered to be 
ingrofied, &amp;c. 576. An Actread; Bill read Third Time, &amp;c. 581. P. 690. 


II. Petitions of Juftices of the Peace, Grand Jury, i eee 144.— 


XLVI. 523.—LI. 273.—LII. 454. 


For other Matters; 
See Accounts, (Prifons).—dlfeng.—Billg, 31. 65. 66. 140. 143. 219. 223. 264. 
267. 270. 281 391-—read,— Committees, 112.—Corn and Grain, ‘2. 11. &amp;c. 
—Courts, 13.—Cast FJnvia Company, 2.—hay and Straw.— Boule, 159.— 
Jndemnity, 1—King, 16.— Labourers, —Magistrates.—MWilitia, 1. 4. &amp;c— 
Willsg.— Rates of Counties,—Scotland, 5. 54. 59. —Uagrants, 1.— Weights 
and Sales, &amp;c. 


— 





~ HKeelmen. 


See Poor, 38.—Sotieties, 1. 


Bill to prevent Keels, Pan Keels, Pan Boats, and other Boats, and Wains and Carts, being ufed 
in the Removal or Carriage of Coals, after having undergone any Alterations or Repairs, without 


being firft infpected, re-admeafured, marked, and nailed ;. ordered, XLVI. 396. Bill reported ; 
re-committed, and confidered, 587. Reported again, &amp;c. 616. P. 686. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (i1790—1800.) 








7P 






Keepers. 
Of Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 97. &amp;c.—XLVII. 141. 191. 
See Atrounts, 1264.—Game-keepers.—Houle, 58. 60. 















Help. 


See Arrounts, 368. 





Keys. 


See Harbours, 3 —Orbders, 83. 


~——-— i en 


Lin Skins. 


Sce Duties, 67.—Poule, 77. 79. 


Kilns and Boens. 


See Patents, §. 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Hing, 








Bills, &amp;c. relating to His Majefty, and the Royal 
Family, begun at the Commons - - - - If0 13. 


Ii. Bills from the Lords relating to His Majefty - - - 14. 
I}I. His Majefty gives His Royal Affent to Bills - - 15. 16. 


IV. His Majefty confents to Bills and other particular 
Matters - 2°59 - - 2 - -, 2 - = = © 


V. His Majefty confirms particular Matters - - - - - 18. 


VI. His Majefty recommends Matters relating to, viz. 


The Afylum - - - - © - 1g. | Leith Harbour- - - - - - 24. 
Coale:csience Aerie cia ee Ye ao: | ‘Lazarettes - + «1 =. @ - 25. 
Commercial Credit - - - - 21 | Militia - - - + - += - = 26. 


oiie Ted p) os of eee . | Thames River Police - - - - 





ing +—Contents of the Head continued, Bic. i : 





VII. His Majefty’s Pleafure fignified to the Houfe - + - 28, 
VIII. His Majefty gives Leave for the Houfe to do 


particular Acts - + - - = = =~ + + + ag. 


1X. His Majefty gives particular DireCtions or Orders - ~- 30. 


X. His Majefty empowered to do particular A@s + + - 31. 


XI. Petitions relating to His Majefty - - - -~ =» - - 23. 


I. Bills 


I. 


2. 


5s 


Inpex XLVI, te LV. (1790—1800.) 


Bing. 


relating to His Majefty, and the Royal Family, vz. 


For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity of £. 12,000, on His Royal Highnefs the Duke of 
Clarence, during Pleafure; ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 624. P. 685. 


‘ To enable His Majefty to make Provifion for the Eftablifhment of their Royal Highneffes the 


Duke and Dutchefs of York and Albany, and alfo to fettle an Annuity on her Royal Highnefs 
during the Term of her natural Life, to commence from the Deceafe of his faid Royal High- 
nefs, &amp;c. ordered, XLVII. 518. P. 690. 


To enable His Majefty to reftrain the Exportation of Naval Stores, 8&amp;c. ordered, XLVill. 47. 
P, 92. 


To enable His Majefty to grant the Premifes in Privy Garden, heretofore ufed as an Office for the 
Commiffioners of the Lottery, and to repeal Part of an Act paffed for the Sale thereof XLVII. 
619. P. 747. . 


For enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity on His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, during 
the Life of His Majefty, and of the Life of His faid Royal Highnefs; for making Provifion for 
the Payment of any Debts that may be due from His Royal Highnefs out of His Revenues; 
for preventing the contracting of the like Debts in future, and for regulating the Mode of Ex- 
penditure of the faid Revenues; ordered, L. 538. Houfe acquainted that His Royal High- 
nefs acquiefces in the Intentions of the Houfe by this Bill, &amp;c. and an Inftrudtion ordered for 
Provifion to be made for eftablifhing a regular and punctual Order of Payment in the Prince’s 
future Expenditure, &amp;c. 565. Bill prefented, and to be printed, 570. Committed, 572. 
Motion withdrawn for Accounts relative to the Dutchy of Cornwall, 573. Atccounts relative 
to the Dutchy and to the Prince’s Debts, prefented and referred to the Committee on the Bill, 578. 
579. Inftruétion to provide for the Liquidation of fuch of the Prince’s Debts as may remain 
unpaid on the Demife of the Crown, 579. Ditto in the Event of the Deceafe of His Royal 
Highnefs, 580. Ditto for appropriating a Sum for Ditto out of the Revenues of the Dutchy of 
Cornwall, 583. Report of 8th June 1791, relative to Carlton Houfe; referred, 584. Bill 
confidered in the Committee, ibid. Again confidered ; Report; Report to be taken into further 
Confideration, and Bill as amended to be printed, 587. Deferred, 591. Report further con- 
fidered, &amp;c. 600. Read Third Time and Claufes added, &amp;c. 609, 638. P. 638. 


For the better enabling His Majefty to make Provifion for a fure and certain Jointute for Het 
Royal Highnefs the Princefs of Wales for the Term of her Life; ordeted, L. 538. Bill read 
Third Time, and a Claufe propofed to be added, declaring that the Jointure given by the 
Bill thall be in bar of Dower, but a Debate arifing thereon the fame was adjourned, 612. Debate 
refumed, and the faid Claufe agreed to, and Bill fent tothe Lords, &amp;c. 615. 638. P. 638. 


For continuing Aét of 38 Geo. III. to empower His Majefty to fecure and detain fuch Perfons as 
he fhall fufpe&amp;t are confpiring againft His Perfon and Governinent ; ordered, LIV. 89. Now 
read Second Time, on a Divifion, and Committed, 91. P. 141.———Bill further to continue the 
faid Act; ordered, 469. Confidered in the Committee and reported, &amp;c. 526. 529. P. 539. 
Bill further to continue Act of the laft Seffion; ordered, LV. 182. 197. Read Second Time, ona 
Divifion, and committed, 207. P. 242. Bill further to continue another A&amp; of laft Seffion; 
ordered, on a Divifion, LV. goo. ‘Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be read Second Time, on a 
Divifion, 901. A Petition of Paul Thomas Lemaitre rejected ; Bill committed, 907. Read Third 
Time on a Divifion, 914. P. 929. 


To enable His Majefty to fettle an Annuity of Twelve Thoufand Pounds on His Royal Highnefs 
Prince Edward, and a like Annuity of Twelve Thoufand Pounds on His Royal Highnefs Prince 
Erneft Auguftus, during His Majefty’s Pleafure; ordered, Liv. 311. P. 386. 











9. Te 














































prea? 

























































Bing; Bills relating to His Majefty and the Royal Fatnily. 





9. To enable His Majefty to fettle on Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Amelia, Part of the Annuity 
of Thirty Thoufand Pounds per Annum which His Majefty was enabled to fettle on their Royal 
Highneffes His Majefty’s other Daughters, out of the Hereditary Revenues, by Act of 18 Geo. 
III. ordered, LIV. 312. P. 386. 


10. ‘Bill concerning the Difpofition of certain Real and Perfonal Property of His Majefty, His Heirs and 
Succeffors, and alfo of the Real and Perfonal Property of Her Majefty and of the Queen Con- 
fort, for the Time being; ordered, LV. 669. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 675. Com- 
mitted, 728. Bill confidered in the Committee ; reported, and tobe ingrofled, &amp;c. 755. 762. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 780. P, 783. 


Il. Entries in the Journals relative to Bills refpecting His Majefty’s Perfon and Government read; &amp;c. 
XLIX. 610. 612. 


12. Preambles of particular Acts relative to Ditto read, XLIX. 610, 
13. Ads relative to Ditto read, XLVII. 788.—XLIX. 632. 


II. Bills from the Lords relating to His Majetty, VIZ. 


14. For the Safety and Prefervation of His Majefty’s Perfon and Government againft treafonable and 
feditious Practices and Attempts, LI. 71. .Bill read Firft Time on a Divifion; ordered to 
be read Second Time on a Divifion, and to be printed, 86. Read Second Time on a Divifion, and 
committed toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 92. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of 
Rochefter, and Parts adjacent, againft the Bill ; to lie onthe Table, 93. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Reading, and Petition of Freemen and Citizens of the ancient City of 
Canterbury, againft Ditto, 96. 97. Ofthe Inhabitants of the City of Briftol, againft Ditto, 
97. Petition of the loyal and well-affected Inhabitants of the Towns and Neighbourhood of 
Manchefter and Salford, in favour of the Bill, 97. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of the, Town of Southampton ; and Petition of Inhabitants of the City of Norwich, 
againft the Bill; 98. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Sheffield, 
again{t Ditto, 98. Committee on the Bill deferred, 100. Petition of Inhabitants and Houfe- 
holders of the Borough of Reading, and other Petitions in favour, 101. Petition of Bailiffs, 
&amp;c. of Bridport, againft Ditto, ibid. Petition of the loyal Inhabitants of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Maidftone ; and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Buckingham, in 
favour of Ditto, 102. Petition of the Journeymen Taylors refident in London, Weftminfter, 
and Southwark, and other Petitions, againft the Bill, 105. 110. Petition of Inhabitants of the 
City, Clofe, &amp;c. of Winchefter, in favour of the Bill, fd. Petition of the Working Cord- 
wainers and other Trades, and other Petitions againft the Bill, 111. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. 
of the Borough and -Parith of Southmoulton, in favour of the Bill, 114.. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Town of Colchefter, againft Ditto, ibid. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough of 
Leeds, in favour of Ditto, 115. Of the Inhabitants of the City and Suburbs of Winchetter, 
again{t Ditto, ibid. Committee on the Bill deferred, bid. Petition of Inhabitants of Saint 
Clement Danes, Weftminfter; Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Weftminfter, and Ditto of Inhabi- 
tants of Leicefter, in favour of the Bill, 116. Petition of Inhabitants of Newport, &amp;c. Corn- 
wall, and Ditto of Launcefton, againft the Bill, 118. Petition of the Town and Port of Hythe, 
and its Neighbourhood, againft Ditto, 132. Petition of Inhabitants of Lyme Regis, and Ditto of 
Inhabitants of Leicefter, againft Ditto, 133. Petition of Inhabitants of Southampton and its 
Neighbourhood, in favour of Ditto, idid. Petition of Inhabitants of Stafford ; Ditto of Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c. of Newcaftle-under-Lyne ; Ditto of Gun-makers of London and Weftminfter, 
&amp;c. and Ditto of John Cartwright, againft the Bill, z+id. Petition of Inhabitants of the City 
and Liberty of Weftminfter, againft Ditto, 137. Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c. of the 
County of Surrey, and Ditto of the Loyal Inhabitants of Portfmouth and Portfea, and their 
Neighbourhood, in favour of Ditto, 138. Petition of Inhabitants of the Ward of Caftle Baynard ; 
Ditto of Inhabitants of the City of Bath ; Ditto of Inhabitants of the Ward of Alderfgate, and 
Ditto of Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, againft the Bill, 138. 139. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of Liverpool ; Ditto of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, in favour of the Bill, 142. Petition of Noblemen, 
&amp;c. of the County of Northumberland, and other Petitions, againft Ditto, 142. 143. Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Newcaftle-under-Lyne, and other Petitions, in favour of Ditto, 143. 144. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Barnard Caftle, and other Petitions, 
againft Ditto, 144. 145. Petition of Lord Provoft, &amp;c. of Glafgow, and Ditto of the Dean of 
Guild, &amp;c. of Glafgow, in favour of Ditto, 145. Bill confidered in the Committee, on a 
Divifion for the Speaker leaving the Chair, and report feveral Amendments which are entered ; 
the Report to be further confidered, and the Bill, with the Amendments to be printed, 146. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Ward of Caftle Baynard, in favour of Ditto, 150. Petition of 1n- 
habitants of the Town and County of Poole, and other Petitions, againft Ditto, 150. 151. 
Petition of Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c. of Glafgow; Ditto of Aldermen, &amp;c. of Saint Alban; and 
Ditto of certain Electors of Southwark, in favour of Ditto, 152. 153. Petition of Bookfellers, 
Stationers, 8c. and Ditto of the Friendly Affociation of Merchant Shipwrights of the River 
Thames, againft Ditto, 153. Petition of the Inhabitants of the ancient Borough of Lewes, and 
of the Cliffe and Southover, in the County of Suffex, againft Ditto, 158. . Petition of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Nottingham; Ditto of Inhabitants of Nottingham, againft Ditto, 166. Petition of 
Noblemen, &amp;c. of the County of Southampton; Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of 
Rutland ; Ditto of Merchants, &amp;c. of Port Glafgow and Newark ; and Ditto of Magiftrates, m 









davey. f bills relating to His Majefty and the Royal Faail ; 
Hing;| tile 


gives His Royal Affent to Bills, &amp;c. 





of Port Glafgow and Newark, in favour of the Bill, 167. 168. Petition of Nobility, &amp;c. 
of the County of Middlefex, againft Ditto, 168. Petition of the Stewards, &amp;¢. of the Borough 
of Cirencefter, in favour of Ditto, 172. Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough of Bridport, 
againft Ditto, 173. Petition of Burgeffes, &amp;c. of Arundel, and Ditto of Minifters, &amp;c. of 
Saint James and Saint John, Clerkenwell, in.favour of Ditto, ibid. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of Staines, in the County of Middlefex, and Ditto of Inhabitant Houfeholders of Lewes, and 
other Petitions, in favour of Ditto, 174. 175. 176.177. Petition of Inhabitants of Arundel, 
and other Petitions, againft Ditto, 174. 175. 176. 177- Petition of Weayers, &amp;c. of the 
City of Coventry, againft Ditto, 178. Petition of the Mayor, 8c. of .the Town of Rye and 
Neighbourhood, againft a former Petition and in favour of the Bill, 184. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Penryn in favour of Ditto, 188. © Petition of Freeholders of Yorkthires; and Ditto of Heritors, 
&amp;c. of Strathaven, againft Ditto, 188. 189. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of York, 
and Ditto of Merchants, &amp;c. of Glafgow, in favour of Ditto, 189. Report on the Bill further 
confidered, Amendments agreed to, and Day appointed for the Third Reading, 190. Petition 
of Nobility, &amp;c. of the County of Lincoln, and Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of 
Denbigh, in favour of the Bill, 193. Petition of the Loyal Inhabitants of the Borough of Brid- 
port, in favour of Ditto, 194. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Hud- 
dersfield, againft Ditto, 195. Petition of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of Kilmarnock, in. fayour of Ditto, 
199. Petition of Inhabitants of Phillack and the Neighbourhood, in the County of Cornwall, in 
favour of Ditto, 205. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Great Torrington, in favour of Ditto, 215. 
Petition of Gentry, 8c. of the County of Durham, againft the Bill, 216. Petition of Magii- 
trates, &amp;c. of Paifley, and other Petitions, in favour of Ditto, 216.217. 219. Petition of Bur- 
geffes, &amp;c. of Wigtown, and other Petitions againft Ditto, 218. 219. Bill read Third Time, 
on a Divifion; an Amendment propofed, but not made, on a Divifion, and Bill with Amend- 
ments fent to the Lords, 220. 223. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Manchefter, againft Ditto; and a Petition of other Inhabitants of the Towns of Manchefter 
and Salford, and Neighbourhood, againft the faid la{t Petition and in favour of the Bill, 236. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 241. P. 246. 


To empower His Majefty to fecure and detain fuch Perfons as His Maijefty thall fufpeét are con- 


{piring againft his Perfon- and Government, LIII. 478. Read Firft and Second Time, &amp;c. 
and returned to the Lords the fame Day, 479. P. 480.=—“Sce /upra, 7. 


IlI. His Majefty gives His Royal Affent to Bills, vz. 


I 5e 


16. 


In Perfon, XLVI. 137. 706.-XLVII. 524. 690. 1089.~—-XLVIII. 298, 996.—XLIX. 744.— 


“L. 638.—LI. 792.—LII. 755.—LIII. 708.—LIV. 743.—-LV. 723. 792. 929. 


By Commiffion, XLVI. 339. 398. 562. 685.—XLVII. 382. 533. 626. 747. 775. 1069.— 


XLVIH. 91. 343. 465. 711. &amp;c.———See Speaker, 34. 


IV. His Majefty confents to Matters relating to, vfz. 


ry. 


Bills, XLVI. 195. 256.——See Bills, 97. &amp;c. 
Petitions.-—See #etitiong, 150. &amp;c. 


V. His Majefty confirms Matters relating to the Houfe, 272. 


18. 


All the ancient Rights and Privileges of the Commons ; particularly that their Perfons, Eftates, and 


Servants, may be free from Arreft, &amp;c. as claimed by the Speaker at the beginning of a new 
Parliament, XLVI, 7.—-LIl. 8. 


VI. His Majefty recommends Matters relating to, o/z. 


Tg. 


20. 


21. 


22. 


Afylum, viz. : “9 
To make Provifion for ereéting a Royal Military Afylum, LV. 729. 
Coals, viz. | 
To purchafe.the Grant to the D 


uke of Richmond of a Duty on Coals thipped in the Riyer Tyne, 
¥ , iD oe | VOUIID ¢ SIDR hel 2; 
&amp;c. LIV. 665. - i . 


“Cotnmercial Credit, viz. 
_, The prefent State of Ditto, XLVI. 718... 


Depredations on the River _T hames, Vik. ay 


To confider of preventing Ditto, and in the Vicinity thereof, LV. 72 3. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 7Q Judges, 












King; His Majefty recommends particular Matters, &amp;c. 





Judges, viz. Bee 
23. Increafe of their Salaries, &amp;c. and Contingent Annuities, LIV. 620. 
Ditto refpecting Scotland, Lv. 563. 


























Leith Harbour, viz. 


24. For the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland to advance a cettain Sum for completing the 
Improvements of the Harbour, LV. 530. 


Lazarette, viz. 
25. The erecting a Lazarette on Land, LV. 696. 


26. Provifion to be made for the Pay and Clothing of the Militia, XLVI. 304.—XLVIl. 562. 
XLVIM. 337.—XLIX. 212.—-L. 259.—+LI. 371.—LIt. 211.—LIII. 338. 570.—LIV. 621. 
LV. 353- : 

27. For defraying the Expence of Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of 





Peace, L. 326.—LI. 615.—LII. 674.—LIII. 570.—LIV. 621.—LV. 659. 
&amp;c. of Militia difembodied purfuant to Act of Parliament, for 1800.—LV. 353. 


See Mellages, 8. 25. &amp;c.——@Petitiong, 124. 150. 


To Adjutants, 


VII. His Majefty’s Pleafure fignified to the Houfe, zz. 


28, By the Lord-Chancellor at the Houfe of Peers, that the Houfe fhould proceed to the Choice of 4 
Speaker, XLVI. 6. That he approved of Mr. Addington chofen by the Houfe, 7 By the 
Lord Chancellor, as one of the Commiffioners appointed to open the Parliament in 1796, LU. 
8.——By Ditte, that His Majefty approved of Mr. Addington again choien, ibid. 





By Ditto when the Parliament fhould be prorogued to, LIV. 744. &amp;c. 


That he would be attended by the Houfe at particular Times, XLVI. 22.—XLVII. 16,—XLVIIL 
11, 187.——-XLIX. 19.—L. 11. 428.—LI. 9. 15. 


Ditto by both Houfes, XLVI. 1028.—XLIX. 740.—LI. 15. 
That the Houfe fhould adjourn to a particular Day, LV. 49. 





VIII. His Majefty gives Leave, vz. 


29. That a Book and Papers prefented to the Houfe by his Command, relative to feditious Practices 
of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. thould be communicated to the Lords, XLIX. 613. 


IX. His Majefty gives particular Directions or Orders, vz. 


30. For a Member to be put under an Arreft to be tried by a Court Martial, LI. 139. 


For His Majefty being enabled to do particular Aéts.—See fupra, 1. 2. &amp;c. 


X. His Majefty empowered 'to do particular Acts, viz. 
te With the Advice of his Privy Council to prohibit Exportation, and permit Im ion generally, 
. of any fort of Corn, XLVI. 85. ont wale 7 ht aa 


A Ditto, to permit the Importation from any Foreign Country of a limited Quantity of Salt Petre, 
XLVI. 554+ : | | 


See Corn anvGrain, 2.—Muties, 66. 


X}. Petitions 











XI. Petitions relating to His Majefty, wiz. 


———————e—_————— ee 






King; Petitions relating to His Majefty, &amp;c. 


— ee a C/ —— ———_ — = — eee 


Againft the feveral daring OurR acts offered to His Majefty’s Sacred Perfon on His Paffage to and — 
from the Parliament: and praying for the Laws to be made more energetic; or for new Laws 
to be enacted to protect His Majefty’s Perfon and Family, &amp;c. viz. 


Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Colchefter; of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Great Yarmouth ; to lie on the Table, 
LI. 52. Of Inhabitants and Vifitors of the City of Bath, 54. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City 
of Bath; of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Great Yarmouth, 88. Of the Lord Provoft, &amp;c. of the City 
of Edinburgh, 89. Of the Lord Mayor,. &amp;c. of the City of London, 92. Of the Inha- 
bitants of the ancient Borough of Gofport, and Parifh of Alverftoke, 96. Of the Gentlemen, 
Clergy, 8c. of the County of Suffolk, 97. Of Inhabitants of the City of Chefter, 98. Other 
Petitions relative tothis Matter, and to the Treason anp Sepirion Bixxs depending in the 
Houfe, 99. 101. 105. 110. Petition of the there under-figned Inhabitarits of the City, Clofe, 
College, and Suburbs of Winchefter, againft the Attack on His Majefty, &amp;c. 110. Other 
Petitions relative to this Matter, and to the Treafon and Sedition Bills now depending, r1z. 
Of Inhabitants of Saint Clement Danes, Weftminfter; Of Inhabitants of Weftminfter; and 
Ditto of Inhabitants of Leicefter, againft thefe Outrages, 116. Of Inhabitants of Leicefter, 
and alfo Ditto of Lyme Regis, againft Ditto and the Two Bills, 133. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of the Ward of Caftle Baynard, and others, againit Ditto and the Two Bills, 138. 
Petition of the Court of Directors of the Eaft India Company, and other Petitions againft thefe 
Outrages, 142. 143. 144. 145. Petition of Inhabitantsof the Ward of Caftle Baynard, and 
other Petitions, againft this Outrage, and alfo relative to the Two Bills depending, 150. 151. 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Glafgow, and other Petitions, againft this and relative to the 
Two Bills, 152. 153. Petition of Inhabitants of Nottingham ; Ditto of Noblemen, &amp;c. of the 
County of Southampton; Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Rutland; Ditto of 
Magiftrates, &amp;c. of the Towns Corporate of Port Glafgow and Newark, againft this Outrage, 
&amp;c. 166. 167. 168. Petition of the Steward, &amp;c. of the Borough of Cirencefter, againft 
Ditto, 172. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Coventty; and Ditto of Burgefles, &amp;c. of Arundel, 
againft Ditto, 173. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Sunderland, againft Ditto, 8c. 
184. Petition of Inhabitants of Penryn, ahd other Petitions, againft Ditto, and relating to the 
Two Bills depending, 188. 189. Petition of Nobility, 8&amp;c. of the County of Lincoln, and 
other Petitions againft Ditto, and relative to the Two Bills, 193: Petition of the Loyal Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Bridport; and Ditto of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Huddersfield, in the County of York, againft Ditto, and relative to the Two Bills; 194. 195. 
Petition of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of Kilmarnock, againft Ditto, &amp;c. 199. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Phillack and the Neigbourhood, in the County of Cornwall, againft Ditto, and in favour of 
the Two Bills, &amp;c. 205. . Petition of Magiftrates, 8cc. of Paifley, and other Petitions againft 
this Outrage, and alfo relative to the Two Bills, 216. 217. 218. 219.——+=See /upra, 14. 


See alfo Accounts, 169. 284. 285. 286. 287. 1264. 1391.—Qborélleg, 1. 3. 16. 23. 416 
107. 108. &amp;c.— Annuities. — Bills, 32. 44. 97. 142. 144. 145.147. 153. 154. 159. 
186. 192. 201, 202. 207. 220. 221. 231. 331. 369.—Committecs, 127.—Com: 
mercial Credit.—Deht Pational.—C€rportation, 2. 3.—France.—Hollanv, 1. 2.— 
Houle, 193.—Jnelofures, 157. &amp;c.— JIndemnity., — Frelanv, 5.— WMeLages, — 
Peabvigations, 5—MDflices, -3.— Scotland, 26.—Sevdition, 6.—Speaker, 30. 31. 
33- 36, &amp;c.—Speeches. — Supply, 1. 12. 13. 452. 453. 454. and Supply, 
(Stamps).— Whales, Prince of.—Wiest Yndies, 


a a 


Kingdoms or States. 


See Atrounts, 164. 181. 207. 296. 360. 416, 437- 958. 971. 1229. &amp;c.— _Adoreffeg, 5. 8. 
12..13,&gt;@tmip, 7.&amp;c.—Committes, 162, to8.—Corn and Grain, 2.°9. 10.4—valland.— 
Smporration, 2.°12. 14-—~Jndla.—Wwellages. —Rulla.—Spain, &amp;c.— Speeches. 





Zing’s Bench Prilon, &amp;c. 


See Addrefles, 87.— Cautts, i5.—Debrors.— Bonte, 175.—@peaker, 117.—Suippip, 162: 


“ 





Inbex XLVI. to LV. (i1796—i866: 





—_— Ont ne  e --— 








ree ee oe 
Me Beet PE Cn ie 


Kings and Princes. 


See Accounts, 508. 575. 1229. &amp;c.—Africa.—Cast Judia Company, 16.—France.—Ger- 
manp.— Pellages—Ntegtions Previous Pegative.—OSpain, &amp;c.—Hpeeches.—Ouppip, 
(Engagements, &amp;c.) | 





Lhivks, 


See Scotland, 27. 41. 





Labour. 


See Pighwaps, 1. 2—Pabvigations, 4. &amp;c.—Hcotland, 94. 95. &amp;c.—Crade, &amp;c. 2. 
17. 19. 





Labourers. 


I. Bill to explain and amend fo much of Act of 5th of Queen Elizabeth, ‘* containing Divers Orders 
“ for Artificers, &amp;c.”” as empowers Juftices of the Peace at, or within Six Weeks after every 
General Quarter Seffions held at Eafter, to regulate the Wages of Labourers in Hufbandry ; 
ordered, LI. 111. Prefented, .&amp;c. and to be printed, 205. Petition of the Magittrates, 
of the County of Chefter, affembled in Quarter Seffions, againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 383. Order of the Day read, and negative now Reading. the Bill 
Second Time; the faid Ac read, and defer the Second Reading of Ditto for Three Months, 
386. Another Bill ordered, LV. 171. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 180. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, after feveral Amendments propofed, 187, Negative now 
Reading the Bill Second Time, and deferred for Six Months, 216. 


2. Augmentation of Pay, &amp;c. to Royal Military Labourers, LI. 606. 


See Accounts, 161.— Bills, 46. 84. 151.—Docks, 6.—houle, 15 —Pavigations, 
4.—Supplp.— Trade, &amp;c. 8. 








Labravore Coast. 


See Committees, 100.— boule, 101.— Ships and Weflels, s. 





La Fayette, Alerander Lameth, &amp;c. 


See Adorefles, 113. 





Lambs. 
See Contmons,—Sheep.— Trade, &amp;c. 16.— Wight, Ysle of. 


! 















 Lantps, 


See ighwaps, 149. &amp;c.—Squares and Strects, 47. 63. 65, &amp;e. 





Lancaster. 


See Accounts, 46 5.— Bills, 74. 75. 235. 240. 243. 380.— Corporations, &amp;c. 3-—Courts, 37. 
38.— Highways, &amp;c. 99. 100. &amp;c.—Fncelotures, 55. 76. &amp;c—— Justices of the Prace, 4.— 
Mabigations, 69- 73. 77. 82. 103. &amp;c. 





Land. 


. See Accounts, 43. 50. 102.—DBillg, 63. 154. 165. 178. 184. 290. 208. 222. 233. 235. 247. 
249. 256.— states, 1. &amp;c.— Petitions, 62, 





Land Fortes, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 111. 117. 129. 138. 144. 165. 186. 200: 233-—Atmp.— Committers, 128.— 
Supply, 70. 72. 74. 78. &amp;c. 





Landing and Ae-landing. 


See Bills, 381.—Committees, 104. 1 o7. 108.—Customs.— Smuggling, 


Ce 





Lanblords. 


Sce Alehoule-keepers.— Bills, 222. 279.—Junkeepers. 





Landmen. 


, See Avmp.—sBills, 260. « 





Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Land Revenue. 


I. Bill for the better Management of the Landed Revenue of the Crown in future; ordered, XLIX. 
442. Prefented,and to be printed, &amp;c. 445. Reported and re-committed, 553. Confidered 
and reported, and to be further confidered, and ordered to be printed, 562. Further con- 
fidered, &amp;c. 615. P. 735. 


2. Reports of the Commiffioners appointed to inquire into the State of the Woods, Forefts, and 
Land Revenue of the Crown, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 833. 1031.—XLVIII. 467. 576. 


Ditto of the Surveyor General, in Purfuance of an Act of Parliament; Firft Report, LI. 180. 


See Accounts, 508. 835. 1005. 1o11. 1264.—Billg, 36.— Crown Lands.— Forests, 
Public Accounts,—soupply, 257. 














Lands. 


See Accounts, 62. 1264.—Advrelles, 62.—Bills, 36. 44. 63. 68. 151. 154 159. 161. 165. 
170. 171. 181. 196.199. 205. 206. 209. 213. 227. 235. 236. 243. 245. 246. 249. 254. 255. 
256. 370.— Bighops.—C€states, 10. 11. 13. 84. 96. 110. &amp;c.— Fens,— Forests.— Game, 
2.— boule, 135.— Bighwayps.—Fnelotures, 78. 316. &amp;c.—MWorrmain.—Squares and 
Streets, 44. 56.—Stamps, 4.—Supply, 55.57. &amp;c. 





Land Service. 


See Accounts, 109. 138. 146. 151. 161. 208. 219: 223.—Armp,.— Supply, 79. 105. 106. &amp;c. 





Land Tar. 


I. Bills relating to the Land Tax, viz. 


I. For granting Aids to His Majefty by Ditto, XLVI. P. 137.—XLVII. P. 524.—XLVIII. P. 298. 
XLIX. P. 213.—L. P. 75.—LI. P. 99.—LIL. P. 91.—LIll. P. 131. See Supplp, 412. 
421. 
aii For appointing Commiffioners for putting in Execution Acts paffed, granting a Land Tax; ordered, 
XLVI. 138. Committed; Knights of the Shire, &amp;c. to prepare Lifts of Names, and Refo- 
lutions of former Seffions read, &amp;c. 142. P. 339. Bill ordered, L. 99. P. 323. Bill 
ordered, LII. 103. P. 424. Bill ordered, LV. 239. P. 415. 


For rectifying Miftakes in the Names of feveral of the Commiffioners appointed by preceding Acts» 
and for appointing other Commiffioners with them, &amp;c. ordered, XLVII. 531. Read Third 
Time, and a Claute added for indemnifying certain Commiffioners, and to legatize their Proceed- 
ings, &amp;c. 710. P. 747. For Ditto ordered, LUI. 142. Bill re-committed, 304. Re- 
ported, 322. P. 360. 

















WO 





4. For altering and amending fo much of the Ac of the fame Seffion for granting a Land Tax, as 
relates to the Qualifications of Commiffioners; ordered, LIII. 475. Report received from the 
Committee on the Bill, and Claufes added, &amp;c. 546. P. 629. 


Bill for making perpetual, fubjeét to Redemption and Purchafe, &amp;c. the feveral Sums of Money 
now charged in Great Britain as a Land Tax, for One Year from 25th March 1798; ordered, 
LI. 462. Prefented, 8c. and ordered to be printed, 476. Confidered in the Committee; 
reported; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill as amended to be printed, 530. 
543- Order for Ditto read ; Bill re-committed ; immediately confidered ; Acts read ; reported; 
Report to be further confidered; and Bill'as amended to be printed, 556. Order difcharged ; 
an Amendment withdrawn for deferring it for Three Months, and another Day appointed, 576. 
Report further confidered; feveral Claufes added; negative bringing up One; and further Con- 
fideration of the Report adjourned, 602. Further Confideration of the Report refumed; fur- 
ther Claufes added; Motion for Bill- being again re-committed withdrawn ; Bill to be ingrofled, 
&amp;c. and as amended to be printed, 604. Read Third Time; negative bringing up ae 
Claufes 5 


a 




































Land Tar. 


Claufes ; fome Claufes received, &amp;c. and the further Proceeding on the Third Reading adjourned, 
639. Further Proceedings refumed ; negative reading a Claufe Second Time; aClaufe added; 
Amendments made; and Bill paffed on a Divifion, 643. 644. P. 690. 


6. Bill to enlarge the Time limited for the Redemptien of the Land Tax, and to explain and amend 
A&amp; of the laft Seffion; ordered, Liv. 58. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be pritited, 61. 
Confidered in the Committee; reported; and Report to be taken into further Confideration ; 
and Bill as amended to be printed, 74. Report further confidered; feveral Claufes added, and 
‘Amendments made, &amp;c. 80. Read Third Time; feveral Claufes added; One committed, and 
Amendments made to the Bill, 85. P. 92. 


7. Bill to facilitate the Redemption of the Land Tax, by Bithops and other Ecclefiaftical Perfons, and 
all Corporations, ordered, LIV. 255. Actof the lafl Seffion, and alfo Act of the prefent Seffion 
read, and Inftrudion to make Provifion in this Bill for explaining and amending the fame; Bill 
confidered in the Committee; reported; Report to be further confidered; and Bill as amended 
to be printed, 312. Report further confidered; Claufes added; Amendments made; Bill to be 
ingroffed, 320. Bill read Third Time, Amendments made, and fome propofed negatived; and 
the Title altered, to amend and render more effectual Two Acts paffed, &amp;c. 371. P. 386. Bill 
to amend fo much of the faid Three Acts as relates to Scotland, ordered, 401. P. 534. 





8. Bill to extend the Time for allowing the Transfer of Stock on Contraéts entered into under A&amp; 38 
Geo. IIl. made prior to 1ft May, 1799, and for regiftering fuch Contra¢ts; ordered, LIV. 481. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 494. Inftruclions given tothe Committee on the Bill ; Bill confidered, &amp;c. 515. 
Reported, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 521. P. 534. 


9- Bill to explain and amend Act of the fame Seffion, for amending and rendering more effectual Two 
Aéts of 38 Geo. III. for Redemption, &amp;c. of the Land Tax ; ordered, LIV. 670. Bill confi- 
fidered, with an Inftruétion to make Provifion for amending another Act of 38 Geo, III. and an 
Aé of the fame Seffion relatingto Ditto, 690. Reported, and Claufes added, &amp;c. 699. Read 
Third Time; Claufes added, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 708. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 739.° Amendments agreed to, 742. P. 743. 


10. Bill to extend the Period limited by A&amp; 39 Geo. III. for the Benefit of Preference ta certain 
Bodies, Companies, and Perfons therein mentioned, in contracting for the Redemption of Land 
Tax; ordered, LV. 38. Bill confidered in the Committee and reported, &amp;c. 44. P. 49: 


13 Bill for further extending the Period of Preference granted and continued by feveral Acts to Bodies 

Corporate and Perfons, for the Redemption of Land Tax ; and for enlarging feveral of the Powers 
contained in the faid Aéts; ordered, LV. 313. Read Third’Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 
352. Agreed'to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 373. Amendments agreed to, with 
Reafons for the Agreement, 373. P. 374. 


12. Bill to explain, amend, and render more effectual, Acts of 38 and 39 Geo. III. and of the precedin 
Seffion, relative to the Redemption and Purchafe of the Land Tax; ordered, LV. goz. Bil 
read Third Time; a Claufe added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 920. P. 929. 


33. Bill for extending the Powers of the Commiffioners named in A&amp; of the fame Seffion, for indem- 
nifying fuch of the Perfons named in the faid Aét as have a¢ted as Commiffioners of the Larid 
Tax, and for rendering valid certain Acts done by them ; ordered, LV. 617. Bill confidered in 
the Committee ; report a Progrefs ; and to be further confidered, 643. Deterred, 679. Further 
confidered ; reported without Amendment ; Bill-to be ingrofled, éc.. 686. 692. P. 746. 


See Attounts, 607. 608. 644. 645. 646. 69y. 835. 1146. 1158. 1159.—Bills, 
66. 142. 222. 263. 371. 383. 384—€Clections (Bills)—oule, 191. 198— 
Iuclofures.— Potions, 44.—Dues, 1. 2. 4.—Mtotland, 14. 101,—Supplp, 
412. 418. 419. 466. 537. 543. 565. 566. 





te 


— Lanfoown, Marquis. 


See Difabiliries. 





Larceny. 


Bill to render Perfons: convicted of Petty Larceny competent Witneffes; ordered, XLVI. 66, 
P. 686. 


See Felonp,. 5. 








Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 
















: yoy 
Larch or Latir. 
Reported by Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. as a Subftitute for Oak, XLVII. 280. 

| See Accounts, 1264. 





Lastage and BHallastage. 


See Latws Crpiring, 21. 





Law. 


See Wills, 67. 153. 215. 223. 268—Committees, 128.—Diffenters, 1. 3. &amp;c.—Clectiong, 
2. 4. &amp;c.—Judemnitp, 17.—hing, 14.—Petitions, 37.— Sacrament. — Srdition.— 
Scotland, 17. 18. 27. 52. 109. 





eee 


Law Agents. 


See Agents.— Cast India Companp, 11. 





Lam of Parliament. 


Report on Mr. Haftings’s Trial; Lords Journals, XLIX. 505. 
See Houle, ‘FJmpeacyment,— Parliament. 





Law Proceedings. 


See Accounts, 704. 861.—Attornep-General.—Courts, 37. 38. 39. &amp;c.—Wonle, 208.— 
Impeachment —PHuir and Palmer.—Hcotland, 109. 110.—upplp, 210. 





Law Suits. | 


See Ietions. —Courts.— Boule, 175.— Indemnity —Suits— West Indies, s. 





‘Lawns. 


See oe 86.—Coutnitteers, 107.—Jmportation, 14.—Laws Crpiring, 22.—Smug- 
gling, 1. 


« 




































- Lawns or Plealure Grounds. 


See Mills, 72.—Complaints, 19.—abigations, 39. 71. 


Laws. 


See Accounts, 1264.—America.— Bills, 65.—Committees, 97. 101. 124.—Corn and Grain, 
2. &amp;c.—Courts.—Cast Jndia Companp, 2. &amp;c.—Clections—bighwans.— Houle, 124. 
129. 192. 193.—3utlofures.— Laws Crpiring, 17, &amp;c.—Supplp, 192. 210. 








Laws Crinvinal, 


See Bigamp.—Courts, 1. 6. 17. 18. 30. &amp;c.— Divorces. —Huir and Palnicr.—D fenders. 
Rogues and’ Uagabonds.— Scotland, 109. 110.—Ships and Weflels, 3. 


Laws Benal. 





t. Refolutions relating to making particular Tranfactions more penal. XLIX. 365. 
2. Several Adts of Parliament read, and a Motion for repealing fundry Provifions thereof negatived, ; 
XLVII. 788. . 


See Courts, 15. &amp;c.— Customs, 1.—Dillenters, 1. 3. &amp;c.—Crcife—Smuggling, 1. 





Laws €xpiting. 


- 


Committees appointed, vz. 





1. To infpeét into. Expiring Laws, x1vi. 189.— XLVI. 385— XLVI. 276.—XLIX. 145.— 
L. 317.—LI. 276.—LII. 476.—LIII. 74.—LV. 7. Inftruction to inquire what Public General 
Laws have expired within Twelve Months, &amp;c,15. Report, ibid.——See infra. 


oe | Reports, XLVI. 377. 584.—XLVII. 428. 612. 697.——-XLVIII. 454. 608.—XLIX. 329. 
390. 459. 503.—L. 333. 366. 394.—LI. 702.—LII. 604. 666.— LIII. 83. 116. 12¢. 
134. 325. 361. 391. 601. 
oo Reports ordered to be printed, LI. 702. 
Members added to Committees on Ditto, LI. 583. 


To confider Expiring Laws, viz. 
Committee of Ways and Means, XLVI. 378. 612. 624.—-XLVII. 429. 612.——XLVIII. 456. 
608.—XLIX. 329.— L. 367.— LI. 414. 425. 648.— LII. 605. 640.— LIII. 326.—LIV. 
258- 394. 
Reports, XLVI. 432. 624.—XLVII. 455. 624.—XLVIIIL. 463. 648.—XLIX. 386.— 
L. 373.—LI. 431.—LI. 640.—LIII. 342. 


To infpect and confider all the temporary Laws whatever of a Public Nature which are expired or 
expiring, 8c. LI. 570. Report, and to be printed, 702. 


7 To inquire what Public General Laws have expired within Twelve Months preceding the Com- 
mencement of Seffion 1798-9; and alfo what Laws are about to expire within Twelve 

Months fubfequent to the then Seffion, &amp;c. Five to be the Quorum, &amp;c. and the Report of 

12th of May 1796, on all the temporary Laws of a Public Nature expired or expiring, &amp;c. 

referred, LIV. 254. Inftruétion to inquire and report what Laws expired, &amp;c. have been re- 

vived, continued, or made perpetual, ibid. Report, 258. Another Report, together with a 

Table of Expired Laws, &amp;c. 300. Report ordered to be printed, 310. Another Report and 

Bill ordered, 393. Another Report and Bill or Bills ordered, 428. Another Report, and to 

be taken into further Confideration, 619. Report further confidered; Five Refolutions poft- 

poned; One agreed to and Bill ordered ; the Five poftponed Refolutions referred to the Com- 

mittee of Ways and Means, 628. Report from the Committee of Ways and Means, 655. 

An Inftruétion to a Committee already appointed to inquire what Public General Laws 
have 





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Laws Expiring, Reports and BiG beletinl chereto. 











have expired within Twelve Months, 8c. and Orders and Powers given, LV. 15. Report of 
12th May 1796 on the temporary Laws expired, &amp;c.; referred, iid. Report, with a Table 
of Statutes expiring, &amp;c. ibid. Report to be printed, 24. Report Five Refolutions; the Firft 
relattng to the Courts of Judicature in Newfoundland agreed to, and Inftruction to make 
Provifion for the fame in the Bill to continue A&amp; of 37 Geo. III. relating to feducing the 
Forces by Sea or Land, &amp;c. 25. The other Refolutions poftponed, and a Committee of the 
whole Houfe appointed to confider them, #id.—See Armp.— Boule. Make a further Re- 
port of Four Refolutions ; the Firft relating to eftablithing Courts of Judicature in Newfound- 
land, &amp;c. agreed to and Bill ordered.—See Courts. The other Refolutions poftponed, and 
a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider them, 119. Make another Report of 
Eight Refolutions; the Four firft of them poftponed; the other Four Refolutions agreed to; 
and Bill or Bills ordered ; a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider poftponed 
Refolutions, 313. Make further Report of Two Refolutions, &amp;c. Report referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 477.—See Hounfe, Committee again appointed, &amp;c. LV. 800, 
Report, with a Table of the Regifter of Expiring Laws, &amp;c. to lie on the Table and be printed, 
828. Another Report of Four Refolutions ; Two poftponed ; Bill ordered on the other Two; 
Houfe to confider the Two poftponed Refolutions, 860.—See Haute. Firft and Second 
Reports of 14th November 1800 to be confidered by a Committee of the whole Houfe, go4. 
Report, 910. Part of an Order made thereon difcharged, 913. See onfe, 192. 233. ‘ 

















% Further Confideration of a Report of Ditto adjourned, XLIX. 391. 
refumed, XLIX. 402. , 





referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, L. 334. 394. 


II. Bills ordered in upon Refolutions of the Committee on Expiring 
Laws, vz. 


6. To continue feveral Laws relating to the granting a Bounty on certain Species of Britifh and Irith 
Linens exported, and taking off the Duties on the Impoitation of Foreign Raw Linen Yarns 
made of Flax; to the importing Salt from Europe into the Province of Quebec in America ; 
to the allowing a Bounty on the Exportation of Britifh made Cordage ; to the further Support 
and Encouragement of the Fifheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits; and 
to the prohibiting the Exportation of Tools and Utenfils made ufe of in the Iron and Steel 
Manufaétures of this Kingdom, and to prevent the feducing of Artificers and Workmen em- 
ployed in thofe Manufactures to go into Parts beyond the Seas, and to make perpetual an At 
of 15 Geo. III. to permit the free Importation of Raw Goat Skins into this Kingdom; or- 
dered, with Inftructions, XLVI. 378. 432. Inftruction to receive a Claufe for amending the 
Laws relating to the further Support, &amp;c. of the Fifheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and 
Davis’s Straits, 554. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, 574. P. 686. 


P To continue the feveral Laws therein mentioned fo far as relates to the afcertaining the Strength 
of Spirits by Clarke’s Hydrometer, ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 584. P. 686. 


8. To continue feveral Laws relating to the difcontinuing the Duties payable upon the Importation 
of Tallow, Hogs Lard, and Greafe ; to the free Importation of certain raw Hides and Skins 
from Ireland and the Britifh Plantations in America; to the prohibiting the Exportation of 
Tools and Utenfils made ufe of in the Iron and Steel ManufaQures of this Kingdom, and to pre- 
vent the feducing of Artificers and Workmen employed in thofe Manufactures to go into Parts 
beyond the Seas; to the better regulating of Pilots for the conducting of Ships and Veffels from 
Dover, Deal, and the Ifle of Thanet ; to the afcertaining the Strength of Spirits by Clarke’s 
Hydrometer ; and to the allowing the Importation of Seal Skins cured with Foreign Salt free 
of Duty ; ordered, &amp;c. with Inftructions, XLVII. 429. 456. 624. P. 776. 


9. For making perpetual an Act of 27 Geo, II{. for allowing the Importation and Exportation of 
‘certain Goods, Wares, and Merchandife in the Ports of Kingfton, Savannah la Mar, &amp;c. in the 
Ifland of Jamaica, and other Places, under certain Regulations and Reftrictions; ordered, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 697. 710. P. 776. 


10. To continue feveral Laws relating to the landing Rum or Spirits of the Britifh Sugar Plantations 
before Payment of the Duties of Excife ; to the giving further Eucouragement to the Importa- 
tion of Naval Stores from the Britifh Colonies in America; to the granting Liberty to carry 
Sugars of the Growth, Produce, or Manufacture of any of His Majefty’s Sugar Colonies, di- 
rectly to Foreign Parts, in Ships built in Great Britain and navigated according to Law; to the 
permitting the Exportation of Tobacco-Pipe-Clay from this Kingdom to the Britifh Sugar Colo- 
nies or Plantations in the Weft Indies ; to the granting a Bounty on certain Species of Britifh and 
Irifh Linens exported, anid taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen- Yarn 
made of Flax; to the prohibiting the Exportation of Tools and Utenfils made ufe of in the 
Iron and Steel Mafufactures of this Kingdom, and to prevent the feducing of Artificers and 
Workmen employed in thofe Manufactures to go into Parts beyond the Seas; to the afcertain- 
ing the Strength of Spirits by Clarke’s Hydrometer, and to revive and continue an Act made 

in 





QI. 


32. 


13. 


T 4. 


15. 


16 


18. 


19. 


20. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (17g0—1800.) 


Laws Expiring; Reports and Bills relating thereto. 









in the Twenty-third Year of His prefent Majefty’s Reign, for the more effectual Encourage- 
ment of the Manufaétures of Flax and Cotton in Great Britain; ordered, with Inftructions, 
XLVI. 456. 464. P. 827. 


For further continuing and amending an A&amp; of gth Geo. II. for further encouraging and regulating, 
the Manufaéture of Britifh Sail Cloth, and for the more effectual fecuring the Duties now 
payable on Foreign Sail Cloth imported into this Kingdom; ordered, XLVIII. 648. P. 827. 


To continue the Exportation of Culm to Lifbon, and the Ufe of Clarke’s Hydrometer, for a 
Time to be limited ; ordered, &amp;c. XLIX. 329. Inftruction relative to the Culm, 386. P. 48s. 


To continue an Act of the laft Seffion of Parliament for eftablifhing Courts of Judicature in the 
Ifland of Newfoundland ; and to revive and continue fo much of Two Aéts of roth and 16th 
Geo. III. as relates to regulating the Fees of the Officers of the Cuftoms, and of Naval Of- 
ficers in the Britifh Colonies in America, and of Cuftoms in the Ifland of Newfoundland 
ordered, &amp;c. XLIX. 390. 402. P. 569. 


To continue fo much of feveral Laws refpecting the Tran{portation and Imprifonment of Offenders, 
as relates to the Removal of Offenders to temporary Places of Confinement; ordered, XLIX. 
459. P. 622. 


For further continuing an A&amp;t of 5th Geo. II. to prevent the committing of Frauds by Bankrupts ; 
ordered, XLIX. 503. P. 622. 


To continue and amend an Act of 26th Geo. III. “ for the more effectual Encouragement of the 
“© Britifh Fifheries ;” ordered, L. 344. Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to’ make 
Provifion for paying an additional Bounty for all Herrings landed, &amp;c. not entitled to the 
Bounty of Twenty Sbillings per Ton, &amp;c. 384. Read Third Time, and feveral Claufes added 
refjecting Herrings, Names of Veflels, and the Dutch Whale Fifhery, and feveral Amendments 
made to the Bill, 476. P. 508. 


To continue feveral Laws relating to the granting a2 Bounty on certain Species of Britifth and 
Trifh Linens exported, and taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen Yarn 
made of Flax; and tothe difcontinuing the Duties payable on the Importation of Tallow, 
Hogs Lard and Greafe; and for making perpetual an Act of 25 Geo. III. to prohibit the Ex. 
portation of Tools and Utenfils made Ufe of in the Iron and Steel Manufactures of this King- 
dom, and to prevent the Seducing of Artificers or Workmen employed in thofe Manufactures to 
go into Parts beyond the Seas, ordered, &amp;c. L. 367. 374. Inftruction to the Committee on the 
Bill, to make Provifion for continuing an Act of 6 Geo. LI. to prohibit the Importation of 
Foreign wrought Silks and Velvets, &amp;c. 395. P. 480. 


For making perpetual an Act of 30 Geo. III. to difcontinue the Payment of the Duties in Scotland 
upon’ Low Wines and Spirits, and upon Worts, Wath, and other Liquors, there ufed in the 
Diftillation of Spirits, and for regulating the Exportation of Britifh-made Spirits from England 
to Scotland, and from Scotland to England; to continue fo much of an A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. 
as permits Sir William Bifhop, and others, to carry on the Manufacture of Maidftone Geneva; 
and to make perpetual the Duties granted by an A&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. upon Worts, Wath, 
and other Liquors, for extra¢ting Spirits for Home Confumption; ordered, with Inftruétions, 
L. 367. 373. P. 617. 


For continuing feveral Aéts paffed for the better Regulation of Laftage and Ballaftage in the River 
Thames, ordered, L. 367. P. 567. 


For further continuing and amending the feveral Acts paffed for preventing the Frauds and Abufes 
committed in the Admeafurement of Coals within the City and Liberty of Weftminfter, and that 
Part of the Duchy of Lancafter adjoining thereto, and the feveral Parifhes of Saint Giles in the 
Fields, and Saint Mary-le-bone, and fuch Part of the Parith of Saint Andrew, Holborn, as lies 
in the County of Middlefex ; ordered, LI. 425. P. 618. 


To continue feveral Laws relating to the giving further encouragement:to the Importation of Naval 
Stores, from the Britifh Colonies in America ; to the Encouragement of the Silk Manufaétures, 
and for taking off feveral Duties on Merchandife exported, and reducing other Duties; to the pre- 
venting the clandeftine Running of Goods, and the Danger of Infection thereby ; to the En- 
couraging the Growth of Coffee in His Majefty’s Plantations in America; to the free Impor- 
tation of Cochineal and Indigo; to the granting a Bounty on certain {pecies of Britith and 
Irith Linens exported, and taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen 
Yarns made of Flax; to the importing Salt from Europe into the Province of Quebec in 
America ; tothe encouraging the Manufacture of Leather, by lowering the Duty Payable upon 
the Importation of Oak Bark, when the Price of fuch Bark fhall exceed a certain Rate; to the 
more effectual Encouragement, of the Manufactures of Flax and Cotton in Great Britain; to 
the allowing the Importation of Rape Seed and other Seeds ufed for extra¢ting Oil, whenever 
the Prices of middling Britifh Rape Seed fhall be above a certain Limit ; to the allowing a Draw. 
back of the Duties on Rum fhipped’as Stores to be confumed on Board Merchant Ships on 
their Voyages; to the clandeftine Running of uncuftomed Goods, and preventing Frauds 
relating’ to the Cuftoms; to the further Punifhment of Perfons going armed or difguited in de. 
fiance of the Laws of Cuftoms or Excife; to the free Importation of certain Raw Hides and 


Skins 























































Laws Expiring &gt; Reports and Bills relating thereto. 


A 





Skins from Ireland, and the Britifh Plantations in America ; and to the Duties on Spirits made 
in Scotland and Imported into England; ordered, with Inftructions, LI. 414. 425. 433. 439. 
P. 544 


22. To continue feveral Laws therein mentioned relating to the better Encouragement of the making 
of Sail Cloth in Great Britain; to the Encouraging the Manufacture of Britifh Sail-Cloth, and 
fecuring the Duties on Foreign Sail Cloth imported ; to fecuring the Duties upon Foreign- 
made Sail Cloth, and charging Foreign-made Sails with a Duty; and to the allowing a Bounty 
on the Exportation of Britifh-made Cordage ; ordered, LI. 667. P. 790. : 


For continuing an A&amp;t of 37 Geo. III. for prohibiting the Importation of Cambrics and French 
Lawns into this Kingdom, not being of the Manufacture of Ireland, except for being ware- 
houfed for Exportation; ordered, LI. 83. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments 
to the Title which were agreed to, and amended and agreed to by the Lords, 129. 130. 131. 
P. 131. See infra. 


24. For continuing feveral Acts relating to the admiffion of certain Articles of Merchandife in 
Neutral Ships, and the iffuing of Orders in Council for that Purpofe ; and to Authorize His 
Majefty to make Regulations refpeéting the Trade and Commerce to and from the Cape of 
Good Hope ; ordered, LIU. 116. P. 169. 


La) 
we 





To continue an Aé&amp;t of the laft Seffion for better prevention, &amp;c. of Attempts to feduce Perfons 
25. ferving His Majefty by Sea and Land, from their Duty and Allegiance, &amp;c. ordered, LUI. 120. 
P.33 36. See Armp. 2. 


26, To continue fo much of an Aét of the laft Seffion as relates to the Exportation and carrying 
Coaftwife of certain forts of Corn, and to the importation of feveral Articles of Provifion ; 
ordered, LIII. 134. Bill reported ; Report to be takeminto further Confideration, 141. Report 
further confidered ; a Claule added {pecifying in what Cafes Corn may be imported without 
Paying Duty, &amp;c. 145. Read Third Time, and an Amendment ‘made, 147. P. 169. 





27. To revive and Continue an A&amp;t permitting Corn, &amp;c. to be fent to Guernfey, Jerfey, &amp;c. ordered, 
LIU. 326. P. 451. 


28, To continue feveral Laws relating to the granting a Bounty on certain Species of Britith and Irith 
Linens exported, and taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen Yarn made 
of Flax; to the permitting the Exportation of Tobacco-Pipe-Clay, from this Kingdom, to 
the Britifh Sugar Colonies or Plantations in’ the Weft Indies ; to the allowing the Importation 
of Rape Seed and other Seeds ufed for extracting Oil, whenever the Prices of Middling Britifh 
Rape Seed fhall be above a certain Limit ; to the further Support and Encouragement of the 
Fifheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits ; to the Encouragement of the 
Mackarel Fithery ; to the more effectual Encouragement of the Manufacture of Flax and Cotton 
n Great Britain; to the afcertaining the Strength of Spirits by Clarke’s Hydrometer; and 
to the better fecuring the Duties on Glafs, ordered, with an Inftruction, LIM. 326. 343. 
FP. 45t. &amp; 

29. To continue for a Time to be limited, an A&amp; of the laft Seffion for difallowing the Bounty on 
Sail Cloth or Canvafs, the Manufacture of Great Britain exported to Ireland, ordered, LUI. 326. 
P. 451. Another Bill te continue Ditto, ordered, &amp;c. LIV. 258° 293. P. 387. 


30. To revive and continue an Act of 37 Geo. III. for prohibiting the Importation of Cambrics and 
French Lawns into this Kingdom not being of the Manufacture of Ireland, &amp;c. ordered, LIV. 
258. Prefented, &amp;c. 262. P. 387. See infra. 


31 To continue for a further Time to be limited, Act 29 Geo. II. for granting a Bounty on certain 
Species of Britifh and Irifh Linens exported, and taking off the Duties on the Importation of 
Foreign Raw Linen Yarn made of Flax, ordered, LIV. 311. Prefented, &amp;c. 314. P. 387. 








92. To continue feveral Laws relating to the allowing the Importation of Rape Seed, and other Seeds 
ufed for extracting Oil, &amp;c. to the allowing the Importation of Seal Skins, cured with Foreign 
Salt free of Duty ; to the more effectual Encouragement of the Manufactures of Flax and Cotton 
in Great Britain; and fo much of Act of 35 Geo. III. for better fecuring the Duties on Glafs, 
as was to continue for a limited Time, ordered with an Inftruction, LIV. 394. 410. Bill pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 412. Reported; a Claufe added for afcertaining the Value of Rape Seed ; Bill to 
be ingrofled, 438. P. 534. 





33. To continue Act of 36 Geo. III. relating to the Allowance of Drawback, 8c. on the Exportation 
of Sugar, and permitting Importation of Sugar and Coffee into the Bahama Iflands, 8c. ordered, 
LIV. 628. Order for bringing in the Bill difcharged, 662. See (Supply, 564.) 

34. To revive, further continue, and amend Act 35 Geo. III. for Encouragement of the Britifh 
Fitheries, ordered, LIV. 655. P. 738. : 

35. To continue feveral Laws relating to the further Support and Encouragement of Fifheries carried on 
in the Greenland Seas and Davis’s Straits, and for difcontinuing the Duties payable on the Impor- 

: tation of Tallow, Hogs Lard, and Greafe, ordered, LIV. 655. P. 738. 

36. To continue and amend fo much of A&amp; of 33 Geo. ILI. as permits Sir William Bifhop, and others, 


to carry on the Manufacture of Maidftone Geneva, ordered, LIV. 655. P. 738. 


To 





To revive and continue the Bounties granted by Aét 26. Geo. III. for encouraging the Fitheries 
carried on at- Newfoundland, &amp;c. from Great Britain, “Irélanid;" cc?" érdered, LIV. 655. 
P. 738. 





38. To continue feveral Laws relating to. the punifhment of Perfons attempting to feduce men from 
their Allegiance to His Majefty who are in the Army or Navy, &amp;c. LV. 32. P. 49. See 
Grmp, 2. 

39. To. continue feveral Laws relating to Courts of Judicaturé in Newfoundland; ordered, LV. 120. 


Inftruction to continue feveral other Laws relating to admitting certain Articles of Merchandife 
in Neutral Ships; réfpecting the Trade and Commerce of the Cape of Good Hope ; and to the 
Importation of certain Goods in Neutral Ships, 161. P. 203. 


= 40. For making perpetual fo much of A&amp; 35 Geo. III. for better fecuring the Duties on Glafs as was 
to continue in Force fora limited Time; ordered, LV. 315. Inftruction to continue {feveral 
Laws relating to the granting 4 Bounty upon certain Species of Britifh and Irith Linens exported, 
and taking off the Duties on the Importation of Foreign Raw Linen Yarn made of Flax ; to the 
better Encouragement of the making of Sail Cloth in Great Britain; to the encouraging the 
Manufacture of Britifh Sail Cloth, and fecuring the Duties on Foreign Sail Cloth imported ; to 
the fecuring the Duties upon Foreign-made Sail Cloth, and charging Foreign-made Sail Cloth 
with a Duty; tothe regulating the Fees of the Officers of the Cuftoms, and of the Naval 
Officers in the Britifh Colonies in America, and of the Officers of the Cuftoms in the Ifland of 
Newfoundland; and to the landing Rum or Spirits of the Britifh Sugar Plantations, before 
Payment of the Duties of Excife, 320. Bill committed, 515. Inftruction to make Provifion 
for continuing other Acts for encouraging the Fifheries carried on at Newfoundland ; and for the 
further Support, &amp;c. of the Fifheries in the Greenland Seas, &amp;c. 516. P. 594. 


4t. To continue for a Time to be limited an Act of 37 Geo. III. for prohibiting the Importation of 
Cambrics and French Lawns into this Kingdom, not being of the Manufacture of Ireland, 
except for the Purpofe of being warehoufed for Exportation; ordered, LV. 315. Prefented 
and read Firft and Second Time and committed, 322. Confidered in the Committee, 324. 
Not reported. 


42. For continuing feveral Laws, relating to the prohibiting the Exportation and permitting the Im- 
portation of Corn and other Afticles of Provifion, without Payment of Duty; and to allowing 
the Ufe of Sugar in the Brewing of Beer; ordered, LV. 860. Inftruction for continuing A&amp;s 
relating to the reducing the Duties upon Spirits diftilled from Melaffes and Sugar, and to the 
prohibiting the making of Low Wines or Spirits from Wheat, and certain other Articles in Scot- 
ge 870. Prefented, &amp;c. 873. Read Third Time, and make an Addition to the Title, 880. 
. 895. 


43: To continue feveral Laws relating to the reducing and better collecting the Duties payable on the 
Importation of Starch; to the enabling His Majefty to permit Goods to be imported into this 
Kingdom in Neutral Ships, and to the authorizing His Majefty to make Regulations refpectin 
the Trade to the Cape of Good Hope; ordered, LV. 910. Part of the Firft Order was aif 
charged, and Bill prefented, 913. Inftruction for continuing A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. refpecting 
Offences in deftroying Veffels, &amp;c. Bill confidered ; reported, and to be ingtoffed; &amp;c. 921. 
P. 930. ' 


III. Other Matters, wzz. 


44. A Petition relating to Laws expiring, and praying for their being continued ; referred to the Com- 
mittee on Expiring Laws, XLVIII. 451. : 


45- An Order for bringing in a Bill or Bills on a Report of a Committee of Ways and Means upon 
particular Laws expiring, difcharged ; and an Inftruétion given to make Provifion for the fame 
in other Bills, LI. 439. 


46. Refolutions agreed to, and Inftruétions to make Provifion for the fame in other Bills, Lil. 640. 
666 | 


See Grmp, 2.—%Billg, 1. 16. 30. 66. 103. &amp;c.—Committers, 116.—Corn and 
Grain.— Debtors.— Felonp.— Fisheries —Houle, 192. 193.—Ireland.— Judges. 
Pawnbrokers.— Penitentiary Poules.—Quarantine.— Scotland, 4.—Muppip, 
274. to 300. and 553. 





Lay ertons. 


See Scotland, 18. 106, 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Lasarette, 


See Accounts, 975.— thing, 25.— Quarantine. 


Leap, 


See Drawbacks, 43.—Dutieg, 77. 


Lead Mines, 


Particular Navigations to go near Lead Mines, &amp;c. XLVI. 239.—XLVIIL. 199. 
See Haule, 240.— Pines. 


Lead Ore. 


See Drawbacks, 46. 94. 


ee 


Leates. 


Relating to Crown Lands, Fore{t Lands, &amp;e. mentioned in the Reports of the Commiffioners for 


Woods, Forefts, &amp;c, XLVI. 97.-—-XLVH. 237. 253. 847. 1007. 1012. 1013.—XLVIII. 569. 
592.—LIII. 180. 


See Metounts, 152. 1264.—Bilig, 6. 196. 200. 204. 213. 249.— Churches, 32. 


Committees, 97.—Cstates, 58. 59. 86. &amp;c.—3nelofures, 342. 375.—ftamps, 
2. 4.—Supplp, 363. 500. 600. 


Leasing-making. 


Sce Committees, 128.— Muir and Palmer. 


~ eee een 


Leather. 


Acts for encouraging the Manufacture of Leather, &amp;c. confidered; and Refolutions for laying a 
Duty on Quercitron or Black Oak Bark imported, &amp;c. XLVII. 791. Bill for Ditto, P. 1069. 


Bill to repeal fo much of Act of 2 James J. concerning Tanners, &amp;c. as relates to the Tanning and 
Sale of Hides and Skins; ordered, XLIX. 473. Petition of Samuel Afhton, of Sheffield, 
Fainter, for Provifion to be made for ebviating Doubts refpecting his Patent for a new Mode of 
Tanning Leather; referred to a Committee, &amp;c. 492. Report and Inftruéction thereon, 542. 
Bill pretented, &amp;c. 543. Read Third Time,and Amendments made, 578. P. 623. 


Bill to amend A&amp; of 2 James I. relating to Tanners, &amp;c. ordered, LIII. 385. 397. Petition of 
Edward Sealy, of Bridgwater, relative to a Patent granted to George Hawkes, for Tanning 
Leather with Elm Bark, praying for Provifion to be, made in this Bill for fecuring the Rights 
granted by the faid Letters Patent ; referred to a Committee, 480. Committee to report an 
Opinion upon the Matter of the faid Petition, 486. Report on Mr. Sealy’s Petition, and 
Report to be further confidered, 521. Some further Inquiry being neceflary touching the 


Matter 








Leather. 


Matter of Mr. Sealy’s Petition, Report re-committed, 532. Again reported; Report to be 
taken into further Confideration, and to be printed, 543. The Report further confidered, 
Refolutions agreed to, and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion therein 
accordingly, 561. Confidered in the Committee,.and the Report on Mr. Sealy’s Petition 
referred, 601. Reported; Claufes added; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 615. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, 672. Amendinent to be confidered, 678. 689. Confidered, and 
deferred for Three Months, 693. 


aa Green Leather for the Seats of the Houfe of Commons, XLVI. 6 $2. 


See Wills, 17. 66. 222.—Duties, 65. 78.—C€prife, o.—bines and okins.— 
Importation, 4.— Jreland.—Laws Crpiving, 17. &amp;c.— Dak Wark.—Tanners. 








Leases, 


Particular Rights of certain Commons for Horfes and Sheep, Lill. 581. 





Lectures, 


Petition of the Lecturers of London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. for a more regular Payment of fome 
Stipend for them; referred to aCommittee, LI. 575.—Not reported. 


See Millg, 270.—Corporations, 8.— petitions, 36. 86. 87.—fpedition. 





Leeds. 


See ills, 73.—C€hurches, — 3.—Bighwaps, 142. 176. 179. &amp;c.— pills, 3.—&gt; 
Pavigationd, 73-—Crabe, &amp;c. 18 





Legacies. 


See Accounts, 1139.—Carporations, &amp;c.— Duties —Gstates, 32. 42.—Puleum.—Suppip, 
316. 408. 512. 518. 524. 





Legislature. 


Sce MBank of Cugland, 4—hhing, 14. 32.—patliament, 1,—Sedition. 





Leilees. 


See Accounts, 1264.—2Millg, 138. 186. 187. 222. 231.—Crown Lands.— Dorks, 6— 
Lealeg. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











se Lelors. 


See Bills, 231. 








Let-pals. 


See Coast Crade.—Lime, 1. 





Letters.. 


See Accounts, 65. 68. 73. 85. 105. 239. 241. 250. 523. 534. $36. 914. 1024. tog$.— 
Anbdreflegy, 97. 103. 144. 162.—Agreements.—post Dfice— Sevition—Otamps, 2.— 
Supply, 499. 551. 552-° 584.— Water. 


/ 





Letters and Packets, 


See Committers, 103.—houle, 168.—DOrvers, 85.—yost Difier, 1. 6. 8. &amp;c.— Speaker, 
67.— Supply, 421. 422. 551. 5§2. 





Letters of Administration. 


See Supply, 365. 499- 





: Letters of Attorney. 


See Bank of Cnglanw, 4.—Billg, 36. 





Letters Patent. 


Reported to be produced to Committees, XLVI. 295.—XLVII. 441. 478.—XLIX. 438. 542.— 
Le 335° 353- 511.—LI- 410.—L II. 401.—L III. 354. 371.—LV. 647. 


A Warrant and Letters Patent produced and read at the Bar of the Houfe, XLVII. 1088. 
3 Appointing Commiffioners to open the New Parliament in 1796, LII. 7. 


See Aecounts, 763. 837. 1264.—%Billg, 185.—Corporations, &amp;c. 8.—Drvers,— 
patents,— Petitions, 76.—Supplp, 465.—Crade, &amp;c. 17. 19. 





Letters of Servite, 


See Accounts, 191. 241. 250. 520. $42. L101. 








~ Levant Company: ~ 


I. Petition of the Governor and Company of the Merchants of England trading to the Levant Seas, 
commonly called the Turkey Company, for a Bill to extend and render more effectual, An Act of 
26 &gt; IT. for enlarging and regulating the Trade into the Levant Seas; Bill ordered, xLvuI. 
723. P. 1070. 


See Petitions, 81. 82. 89.—Supply, 202. 





Levant Seas. 


Bill to encourage the Trade into Ditto by providing a more convenient Mode of performing Qua- 
rantine ; and for reducing the Duty granted by an Act of 38 Geo. III. on Goods the Manu- 
fa€ture of Great Britain, exported toany Place within the Straits of Gibraltar; ordered, with an 
Inftruction, LIV. 656. P. 738. 


See Jmportation, 11.—Lebant Company, 





Levels. 


See Bills, 70. 80. 378.—Fens.— Pabigations,— Water. 





Levies, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 176. &amp;c.—Armp.— Billig, 265.—oupply, 84. &amp;c. 





Libel or Yndictment. 


See Quit and Palmet.—foupplp, 465. 





Libels. - 


I. Complaints of Libels, ez. 


I. Of a Paper intituled, “ One Pennyworth of Truth,” &amp;c. Negative a Motion for delivering it 
in at the Table to be read, XLVIII. 15. 
2s Of a Newfpaper called the World, containing Paragraphs reflecting on the Conduct of the 
Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings; Motion on Ditto fuperfeded by an 
Adjournment of the Houfe, XLVIIL 925. 


3: Of a Pamphlet intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englifi Goverfiment,” LI. 100.——See Complaints, 
2Tt.- 

II. Law of Libels of Imperial Rome, zz. 

4. Petition of Mayor, é&amp;c. of Nottingham, againft the Bill for the Safety of His Majefty’s Perfon, 
&amp;c. LI. 166. 


See alfo Complaints, 22.— Juries, 1. 











Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 

























Liberties and Precincts. 
See ge: 355.—Millg, 264.—Juclofures, 276. 313. 410. 4i5.—Squares and Srirecg, 
t. 63. 


Liberties and BWrivileqes ; Liberties of 
the Subject, &amp;c. 


Acts of Patines read, XLIX. 312. 335. 


See hing, 14.—Me@lages, 13. 14. &amp;c.—Puir and sachin —Draers, §6.—evdition, 
2. 3. 7.—Speaker, 30.—Supplp, 535. 





Librarians. 


See Accounts, 870. 871.— Petitions, 33.. 





Licences. 


See Accounts, 728. 744. 1203.—Glehoule-keepers, 1. 2.—Af{plum.—ibills, 17. 66. 86. 87. 
133. 135- 153+ 223. 268,.—Churcheg, 33.—Custems, 1.— Duties, 60. 73. 89.—paule, 
$3. 106. 135. &amp;c.—ptaphoutes, 1.—&amp;corland, 7. Xc oe 2.—Supplp. 337. 
342- 399. 482. 511. 582. 552.—Switserland. 





, Lieutenants, &amp;c. 


The Refolution refpecting Lord Lieutenants read on a Motion made, &amp;c. XLVIII. 760. 


See Accounts, 854. 1101. — Bills, 32. 135. 147. 217. 268. ee, 107.— Jn: 
bemmnitp, (Offices, &amp;c.) Pabpy, 16.—MOrders, 81. 


Lite. 


See Annuities.—AMurances,— Bills, 265.—Corporations and Companics.—Pensions, 












Light Boutes. 


" I. Petition for further Affiftance to fupport the Coal Light at the Mumbles, in the County of 
Glamorgan, L. 173.—LI. 308. P. 785. 
2, Petition of Lord Bulkeley for a Bill to ere&amp;t a Lighthoufe on the Ifle of Prieftholme in the Irith 
Channel, to lie on the Table, LV. 278. Not proceeded in. 
3 Report of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. 272. 


See Atcounts, 1056. 1264.—Corporations, &amp;c.— Harbours, 13. 














Lighting and: Gatering, sc. 


See Highways, &amp;c. 126. 167. 2'32.—Squates and Streets, 21.24. 40. 41. 42. 53. 
55: 








Lights. 


See Bills, 151.—houles and Windows,— Light houles.—Supply, (under 340.) 








, ; 
Lime, &amp;c. 
Ss Bill to peermit the carrying, Coaftwife, of Lime, Limeftone, Dung, and other Articles of Manure, 


without taking out Sufferance, Tranfire, or Let-pafs; ordered, Li. 663. Read Third Time, 
and an Amendment Made, &amp;c. 696. P. 791. 


2. Lime Works, XLIX. 203.—LII. 22. : -_ | 
See Mabigations, 28. 32. 34. 39. 43. 114.— Patents, 5. ~ 





Limitation, 


See Billg, 222. 





4 4 
«Limits. 
Of particular Places defcribed in Revenue Acts, difcontinued and other Limits made, LII. 6 30. 
See Bills, 131. 238. . 





Lincoln City. 


Particular Matters to be done with the Confent of Dean and Chapter of Saint Mary, Lincoln, 

LI. 437. 
See Bills, 84.—C€ections, 181.—C€states, 43.—Memberg, 2. 28. 29.—4Bo0r, 21. 
33-—Sbips and Geflels.— Squares and Streets, 55. 





Lincoln County. 


A Petition and Reprefentation of Gentlemen and Farmers, &amp;c. of the County, relative,to the Price 
of Corn; and againft the Bofton Petition refpecting a Reform in Ele¢tions, 8c. LII. 598. 


See Charter Poufe.—Churches, 36.—Clections, 31. 32.—embankment, &amp;c. 5. 7.— 
Highways, 61. 63.— Anelotures, 9. 11. 13. 35. 45. 56. 74. 108. 127. 144. 146. 
151. 154 157. 161.162. 360.—King, 14. 32.—Pabigationg, 4. 59. 65. 101. 
105.Sevition, 11. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









~— Linens. 


See Accounts, 368. 729.—Laws Expiring, 6. 10. 17. 19. 28.31. 40.—Soupply, 343. 493 








See Duties. —Houte, (Aéts).—BLatos €rpiting, 17. 19. 28. 40.—Patn, 1. 





Lines. 


See Aemy.— Bills, 277-—highwaps.— Squares anv Streets. 





Lines of Canals, 


See Billg, 69. 70. 72. 76.77.79. 236. 246.—Pabigations, 





Linteedn Cakes. 


See Committees, 100.—Ymportation, 5. 6. 





Se | 
Liquors. 
See Acrounts.—Ale.—Ale-houles.— Brewers, 1: &amp;c.—Digtilleryp.—Scotland, 43. 44. 45.— 
Spirits.—Spirituous Liquors.—SSupply, 298. 383. 384. 389. 390. 





4 
Lists. 
See Accounts, 120. 133. 1§2. 155. 156. 261. 372. 420. 432. 441. 576. 950. 974. 1060. 


1381.—ddrelles, 32. 87.—Billg, 31. 135. 146.—€lections.— Houle, 321. 325.—Jm: 
peachment,—Jndia,— Members, 35.—MWellages, 72.—MDrders, 82. 


Live Cattle. 


See Brioges.—Butehers.—Forestallers, &amp;c.—pighwapys, 6. 208. &amp;c.— Markets, 1. &amp;c— 
Supply, 340.— Wight, Fale of, 





tr ee ee tee a A 


Live or Quick gotock. 


See Accounts, 508. 








ee rene ee mee 









Liverpool. 


See Aecounts, 345- 439. 874.—2Bills, 41. 73.— Churches, 11. 12.—Commercial Credit.— 
Corporations, 3. &amp;c.—king, 16.—Pabigations, 73. 74.— Potts, 2. 3-—Salt,—Seainen, 
—Slabes.— Squares and Streets, 22. 43.—dater, 


Livery Stables. 


See Accounts, 146. 180.—Grmp, 6.—ap and Straw.—Cictuallers, 


Lives. 


Petitions of Leffees for Lives, L. 426.—LI. 435. i 
See Aecounts, 622. 630.—Annufties.—Corporations, &amp;c.— Docks, 6.—Jnelolures, 
120.—Jnturances.— Pabigations, 115.—MDflices, 2. 3.—Supplp, 301. 437. 500. 
576. 











Libings. 


See Bfllg, 190. 192. 222.—Bighops.—Churches,—Jnelolures, 120. &amp;c.—ypatrons.—Rectors, 
—Uitars. 





Loans. 


Petition of William Afhforth and others, after the Time limited, for a Return of Sums paid on 
Account of the Loan of 1796, by certain Scrip Receipts, and the other Payments not made 
good; referred toa Committee, LIV. 603. Petition praying for Leave, ‘referred to the fame 
Committee, 606: Report, and to lieon the Table, 645. See Supplp, 202. 


See alfo Atcountg, 260. 263. 508. 566. 575. 641. 647. 649. 652. 660. 839. 840. 
1376.—Bills, 42.—Commercial Credit, 2—Committees, 131. 132.—Corpo: 
rations, 3.—boufe, 178.—WLotterp Cickets.— Pe#lages, 11. 12. 20.—Petitions, 
44. 45. 79.— Printing, 241.—Questions Previous Pegative, 22.—Oupplp, 
302. 452. 5520 S71 575.—-Wlest Judies, 6. 


Lockaqe. 


See I5illg, 381. 


Locks, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 971. Wills, 40. 238. 252. 332. 381.—Corn and Orain, 2. 9.—Dorks.— 
Drawbacks, 77.— Holland, 1. 2.—houle.— Pabigations, 9. 21.—Mrderg, 84. 85.— 
Patents, (under 5). 











London. 


See Actounts, 350. 439. 1264.—Addrefles, 141.—Alehoule-keepers.— ills, 36. 89. go. 
133- 136, 137+ 153. 251. 252. 260. 383.—MBread, 1. 4.—Carts.—Churehes, 1. 2. 4. 
&amp;c.— Coals, 1.—Committers, 113.—Corn, &amp;c. 2—WDebts Small, 5.—Docks, 6.— 
Clections.—Cstates, 97.—Creile, 3.—Fish.—Gasettes.—barbours, 1.—ighwaps, 80. 
Hofpitals, 2.—Woufle, 164. 167. 189. 238.—ihing, 16.—@ilitia, 6. 12.—illg.— 
Potions, 101.—Pavigations, 21. 39. 51. Pabp, 10.—Drders.— Papists, 2.—_Peace.— 
poor, 18. 26. 43.—Porterage.— ports, 4.—Rendesbous.— Sewers, 1.— Sedition.— 
Ships and Uellels, 4.—fSpeaker, 120. 121.—Squares and Streecs, 4. 23.— Supplip 
.149. 158. 173. 492. 510.— Gower Hill, &amp;c.—Warermen. 7 : 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) See 














Longitude. 





I. Petitions relating to Ditto, viz. 


I. Of Thomas: Mudge, Watchmaker, for a Reward upon his difcovering the Principles of a Time- 
keeper invented by him ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 521. Petition again read, and referred to 
a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 748. Report; and to lie on the Table, 1075. 


2. Of Ditto renewed, and to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 246. Petition again read, and referred toa 
Committee to examine, &amp;c. 367. The Report of the preceding Seffion referred to Ditto, ibid. 
Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 406. Report, and referred to a Sele&amp; Com- 
mittee to examine the Matter thereof, and alfo to make Inquiry into the Principles on which 
Mr. Mudge’s Time-keepers have been ‘conftructed, and to report, &amp;c. 700. Report, with feveral 
Appendixes, Particulars of Examinations, and Regifters of Time, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table and 
to be printed, 877. Addrefs fora Reward, 946. 


II. Bill relating to the Longitude, wz. 


3. _ For continuing the Encouragement and Reward of Perfons making certain Difcoveries for finding 
the Longitude at Sea, or making other ufeful Difcoveries and Improvements in Navigation, and 
for making Experiments relating thereto; ordered, LI. 652. P. 790. 


See Accounts, 841. 886.—*Houle, 148. 272. 





Lords. 


Lords Act, XLVI. 690.—XLVII. 24. 47. 642. 644. 647. 


See Accounts, 818. 832.—Adbdrefles—ills, 223. 228. 235. 314, &amp;c.—Churches. 
—Comimitters, 127. 144.—Conferenees, 4. 5. &amp;c.—Dilabilities —Cstates.— 
Houle, 175. 208.—Impeachment.—hing.— Lieurenants.— Pellages.— Pames, 
8. &amp;c.— Paturalisations, 39. &amp;c.—peers.— Speaker, 33. 34. 84. &amp;c.— Supply, 
152. 





Lows Day. 


‘Application of particular Earnings on the Lord’s Day, LI. 424. 484.—LI. 4209. 
See Mocks, 6.—Good Fridap, 1.—Pews-papers—Hrotland, 17.—Mundap. 





Lorvs, Boule of. 


See Aerounts, 669. 800.—Mbdnrefles, 51.—Woenfe, 170.—Mellages, 48.—Parliament, 2— 
Supply, 139. 154. 159. 





Lordships. 


Inclofures, &amp;c. in particular Lordfhips, XLVIII. 744. 761.—L. §49. 551. 569.—LI. 305. 363. 
373- 469.—LII. 263. 280. 314. 


See Estates, 109. &amp;c.—Jnelolures,— Wanors, 























Lofles. 


See Account, 31. 109. 670. 675. 676. 681.693. $73. 1007. 1008.—Mimerita, 9. &amp;c.— 
MWillg, 88. 151. 356.—Conventions, &amp;c.— Committees, 104. 125. 134.—Corporatrens, 
&amp;c. 4. 7. 8.—WDortks, 6—arbourg, 1. 20— Wonle, 154. 178. 190. 276. 407.— 
Judemnitp, 1.—Innkeepers.—Mellages, 25.—Wotions, 3.—\petitions, 2. 3. 7. 18. &amp;e. 
Pot Mftice— poor, 7.— Riots, 1. 2. &amp;c.—fohips, &amp;c.—Supplp, 26. 32. 39. 89. 212. 
563.— Wek Jndies, 6. 





Lot. 


See Armp, 9. 10.— Bills, 135. 384.—Clections, 56. &amp;c.—@ilitia. 





Lot Grounds. 


See Juclofures, 227. 





Lotteries, Public. 


I. Petitions relating to Lotteries, v/z. 


I. Of the Grand Jury of the County of Middlefex in Quarter Seffions, againft illegal Infurances and 
the Spirit of Gambling in Lotteries; to lieon the Table, XLVII. 676. * Read again, and referred 
to the Committee appointed to inquire how far the Laws for preventing illegal Infurances, &amp;c. 
have been effectual, &amp;c. 772.: A Report made from the faid Committee, and to lie on the 
Table, 809. The faid Report ordered, in the following Seffion, to be printed, XLVIII. 386. 





Of Proprietors, Printers, &amp;c. of Newspapers, Magazines, &amp;c.——Sce Qewspapers, 1. 


IJ. Bills relating to Lotteries Public, o7z. 
26 For granting Sums to be raifed by Lotteries, XLVI. 616. P. 635.—See Supplp, 416. 535. 
; See alfo Accounts, 643. 700. 844. 990.—oule, 194.—hhing, 4. 





Lotteries, Private. 


I. Petition of Thomas Macklin, of Fleet Street, London, Printfeller, fora Bill to enable him to difpofe 
of certain modern Paintings by way of Chance, without incurring any Penalty, &amp;c.; prefented 
after the Time limited, and received, and referred to a Committee, LI. 674. Report, 683. 
P. 750. 


2. Another Petition of Mr. Macklin fora Bill to determine the Event of his Prizes by the Firft State 
Lottery to be drawn next. after the End of ‘the Year 1798; referred to-a Committee, Lill. 236. 
Report, 240. P. 316. 





3 Petition of Sir George Pigot, of Patfhull, in the County of Stafford, Baronet, for a Bill to enable 
‘ him, Margaret Fifher, and Frances Pigot, to difpofe of a Diamond by a Lottery; to lie on the 
Table, LV. 208. Petition again read, and referred to a Committee, 420. Report, and Bill 
ordered, 479. Bill agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 706. Amendments 
agreed to, 712. P. 723. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








— Lottery Certificates. 


See Accounts, 990.—Supplp, 535. 563. 


Lottery Mffire. 


See hing, 4.—WLotteries Public. 














Lottery Tickets. 


Petition of Thomas Baucutt Mabh, refpeéting certain Tickets fold on which Money had been ad- 
vanced, and the Price of the Tickets fold was paid into the Exchequer, &amp;c.; prefented after the 
Time limited, and received, and referred to a Committee, L. 446. Report, and to lie on the 
Table, 457. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 469. Report from the faid Com- 
mittee of a Sum for Payment of what was paid into the Exchequer, 475. 


See Accounts, 1203.—Loans.—Supplp, 416. 535. 563. ; 


Low dines, &amp;c. 


See Mills, 40. 43.—Corn, &amp;c. 7.—Distilletp, 1— Boule, (under 147.)\—Supplp, 284. 











292. 536. 
/ 7 
Lucia (Saint). 
See Accounts, 979.—West Indies, 6. 7. &amp;c. 
/ 
Lunatics, 

4 Proof of being in a deranged State of Mind, XLIX. 439. 
20 Reports on Inclofure Bills relating to them, LI. 292.—LII. 577. 


See Cstates, 6. &amp;c.—C€Cstates Forfeited, 1.— petitions, 194. 





Mate, &amp;c, (Hpittes.) 


See Duties, 21. 47. 


face (of the Boule), 


See Honle, 354. 358. &amp;c.—Speaker, 1. 


Machinery. 


See Cast Jnudia Companp, 9.— Patents, 2. 4. 5. &amp;c.—Poor, 6.—RKufllia. 























Machines ov Engines. 


See Highwaps Curnpike, 139~—Poule, 171.—Pabigations, 4. 76.—~Crave, 17. 19. 


fHMackarel, 


See Drawhacks, &amp;c. 57.—#isb, 2.— Fisheries, 2. 








sHladnels. 


See Dogs.—Julanitn.—bigh Creafon.— Lunatics. 


Magistrates, 


Petition of Magiftrates in Seffions, Ll. 294. 


See Apdrefles, 142. —Bakers, —ZBills, 26. 63. 147. 168.—Bread.—Corn and Grain, 2. 11. 
&amp;c.—Gaols.— Boule, 164. ty wig of the Peace, 3.—Rhing, 16.—DLabourers, 1 ’—99il- 
“wrights.— aby, 13.— Poor, 6—Heorland, 5. 6, 25. 43. 54. 55-57 


Magna Charta. 


See hing, 14. 32.—Sebdition, 6. 11. &amp;c. 


Mahogany. 


See Duties, 22. §5.—Supplp, 317. 


Matl Coaches. 


See Highways Turnpike, 127. 197. 





Pails. 


See Post Dffice, 2. 


Plaintenance. 


See Willg, 153. 237. 264. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









‘ 
&gt; * 


Habe. 


See Wills, 90.—Corn aud Grain, 2.—Fuvian Corn, &amp;c. 





HPatice. 


Relating to Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 642. 





Malt. 


See Mccaunts, 699. 723. 730. 1069. 1077. 1078.—Gleboules.— Bills, 140.—Corn and 
Grain, 2.—Duries, 72.—Supplp, 285. 344. 384. 390. 408. 417. 467. 492. 519. 574+ 





Malting. 


Bill for thortening the Time of keeping in Steep for Malting, Barley damaged by Rain in the late 
Harveft; ordered, LV. 862. P. 895. 





Mandamus. 


See Writs of Mandamus. 





Manage and Scab. 


See Commons and Waste Lands. 





Pan, “Isle of. 


Bill for the further Encouragement of the Trade and Manufactures of the Ifle ; for improving the 
Revenue thereof, and for the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling to and from the faid Ifland ; 
ordered, LHI. 564. Prefented, &amp;c. 572. To be printed, 580. Read Third Time, and an 
Amendment made, 657. P. 690. 


See Accounts, 170. 173. 845. 846. 1097.—Qdbdrelles, 70.—Drawbacks, 73.— 
Fisherics.— Supply, 83. 149. | ' 





Panors, 


See Mills, 189. 191. 228. 229. 235. 371.—€lections.—Cstares,—Jnclotures, 38. &amp;c— 
Aucies,— Land Tar (Redemption). 






















Ze Petitions for particular Navigable Canals not to be carried. fo near to Manfion, Houfes as intended, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 389. is. —L. 305. 
Ditto Roads, LIV. 489. : 
See Estates, 131.—houles, 8. 9.—PMadigations, 32. 51. 119. 








sPanutactories. 


See Africa, 1.—Bills, 46—Corn anv Grain, 2—Mebts Small, 4—Creile, 7.—Pabl: 
gations.— Pets,—_Poor, 6. &amp;—Hupply, 367. 388.— Trade, &amp;c. 8, 18. &amp;c. 





Manufacturers. 


See Billg, 86. 


Manufactures. 


See Accounts, 1351.—Cxtile, 3—Baws Expiring, 6. 8. 10. &amp;c, ~Patlastons .—Supply, 
276. 282. 283. 289. 296. 338. 339. 343- 354:—Crabe, Sc. 1. 3. 9. 10. &amp;e. 





sane. 


See Billg, 1 54.—ighwaps Curnpike,—Lime,— Pabigations. 





Maps or Plans. 


See Complaints, 16. &amp;c.—Pabigations.—Drvers, 2. 4. 41. &amp;c. 





Marine Barracks. 


See Billig, 151. 





Mariners. 


Foreign Mariners, L. 562. 572. 
See Nabp,—Meamen. 





: Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Patines. 


See Bfllg, 33. 262.—ouife, 34. &amp;c.—_Pabp, 1. 2. &amp;ec.—Supply, 214. sg0. - 


Marks. 


See Bills, 87..226.—teels.—__ Pavigations, 3.— Registering, 2: 








Marriages. 


Clandeftine Marriage A&amp;t and other Acts read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 


See Atcounts, 1252. 1254.—Adorelles, 128.—Bigamy.—Cbhurehes, 21.—Diborees, 
—Duties, 67.—Gstates, 3. 91. 92. &amp;c.—Cetates Forfeited, 1 —Supply, 590. 





Markets, 


I. Petition for a Bill to enlarge, &amp;c. the Powers of a Prefcriptive 
Market, &amp;c. referred toa Committee, w/z. 


I. Lewes, in the County of Suffex; and to remove the fame to a more convenient Place within the 
Town, &amp;c. XLVI. 215. Report 461. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for fecuring the 
Rights of the Lords of the Borough, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 660. 683. 

P. 687. 





ad 


II. Petitions for Bills to regulate, &amp;c..Markets, wz. 


2. Sunderland near the Sea, in the County of Durham; and for better paving the Streets, &amp;c. 
referred to a Committee, XLVI. 212. No Report. 


Frome, in the County of Somerfet, LII. 266. P. 663. 





See Highways, 149. 


III. Petitions for Bills to eftablifh Markets, v/z. | ° 


3. Brixham Quay, in the County of Devon, LIV. 208..225. 


Torquay, in the County of Devon, and for enlarging the Harbour, &amp;c.; referred to the Com- 
mittee on Sir Robert Palke’s Petition, XLIX. 324. Report, 351. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 364. 
Sent to the Lords, 461. Not returned. Petition renewed and: referred, &amp;c. LIV. 158. 
Not proceeded in. 





IV. Petition for providing a proper Market Place, and for removing 
a Market Houfe, vz. . 


7 Abergavenny, in the County of Monmouth, and for paving, &amp;c. the Streets; referred to a Com- 
mittee, XLIX. 180. Report, and Bill ordered, 405. P. 622. See Squares and Streets, 37- 


See Squares and Streets, 21. 








For, widening a Market Place. 


V. Petitions, Reports, &amp;c. relating to felling Corn by Samples, 
&amp;c. in Markets, and alfo relating to Weight, &amp;c. of 


Corn, LI. 36. 85. 89. 117. 132. 172. 197. 204. 206. 


See alfo Bills, 22 3.—Butchers.— Fish.— Fisheries, 9.— harbours, 2. 14.— Weights 
and) Scales, 


iin -_— -_- 6s ee eee 


























Market Towns, 


See Bills, 166.—Corn and Grain, 2. 11.—awkers and pPrdlats,— Warkets.— Squares and 
Streets, 21.28. 37. &amp;e. 





PHaroons. 


See Accounts, 106. 846.—Abddrefleg, 29. 104. 177-~~Route, 413.—Mpotiong, 39. 





fHlarsh Lands. 


See Embankment,—Fens,—Jnelotures, (Cantley), and (Whitford). 


Martin (Saint) Parish, 


See Churches, 21.—Dflices, 1. 








sHartinique. 


See Accounts, 1090.—Adbrelles, 76. 98. 99. &amp;c.—Supplp, 28.—Alest Indies, 7. Sc. 





PMaflons, 


See Atcountg, 1016. &amp;c.— Supply, 198. 





Masters, 


See Gttounts, 147. &amp;c.— Bille, 84. 85. 151. 267.—Embesslement.—ipoule, 70— abp, 10. 
—Sthool-magters.—Serbants.—_Sbips, &amp;c.—Slabes, 15. 16. &amp;c.—foupply, 476. 588. 





lasts. 


See Accounts, 385. 463.—Supplp, 327- 


Piaterials. 


Raw Materials, Iron Ore, Coals, Manufactures of Brafs and Nails, cc. XLVIIL, 143. 


See Accounts, 477.—IBMlls, 170. 173.475. 177- 235.—iighwaps, 69.—ipollant,— 
Doule, 141.—Pabigariongs, 42. 85.—oupply, 338. 343- 349+ 353- 487. 


y 








inpzex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800,) 1Z 

















Maxims of Polity. 


See Qnvrefles, 155. 


Mayors. 


t, Petitions of Mayor, Burgeffes, and Commonalty ; of Mayor, Aldermen, and Capital Burgeffes ; 
and other Defcriptions of Corporate Towns having Mayors, &amp;c. XLVI. 132. 202. 297. 307. 
373- 466. 621.—XLVII. 385. 396.—L. 125. 128. 146.—LI. 93.—LII. 75. 159. 278. 293. 
326. 342. 346. 372. 545. 548. 588. 602.—LIlI. 288. . 


2. Ditto of Lord Mayors, &amp;c. LI. 431.—LII. 218. 269. 390. 411. 
See Bills, 89.—€lections.—ibarbours.— London, 








Heal, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 380, 419. 723. 1053.—Billg, 39.—Corn and Grain, 2. 9. &amp;c.— France, 6. 
—Ipotile, 76. 164.—Jndian Cotn, &amp;c—Hrareh. 





Mealures. 


See. Bushel.—Corn and Grain, 2— Weights and Mealures. 


seat. 


Meat, Drink, Entertainment, &amp;c. LI. 1 3: 
See Accounts, 141.—Butchers.—Clections.— Provisions, 





t 7 , | 
sMediation. 
See ecounts, 1 189.—Mellages, 20. 25. 29.— Questions Previous Pegative, 30. 31. &amp;c. 
Speeches, 1. 2. &amp;c. 








fedical Assistance. 


See Addrefles, 87. 





— «- MHledteines. 


‘See lecounes, 138. 368. a 175. 








- Plevieties, 


See Wills, 99.—Churehes, 36. 





sPlediterranean, 


Seé Accounts, 138. 1233.—Adbdrelles, 148.—IBillg, 40.—Corn and Grain, o.—Drawhacks, 
&amp;c. 66. 76. 77.—Woule, 40. 41. 101. 164.—Jmportation, 11.—QHoations, 39. 





Mectings. 


See Addvefles, 64. Wills, 135. 143. ‘147. 224. 230. 252. 263.—Comimittees, i28.—Debrore 
Juloloent.—_PHellages, 30.—Pabigations, 21.—Srotland, 5.—Sevdition:— Welk minter. 


Slelatles. 


Melafles and Sugar excepted in particular Refolutions, L. 362. 


See Accounts, 415.— Bills, 43. 62. 149.— Committees, 98.—Distillerp, 1.— Draw 
backs, 34.—Duties, 48. 77-—houte, 87. 88. ror. 147. 156.~—Jmportation, 2. 
—iLaws Crpiring, 42.—Spivits—Supplp, 335. 336. 386. 387. &amp;c: 





————— 


CONTENTS of th HEAD 
Members, 











I. Their Perfons, &amp;c. to be free from Arfefts, &amp;. = - ¢. 
- 4, Names of Members returned to Parliament &lt;« += «© « += « « 


II. Particular. Members to attend in their Places on 
particular Days, = .+ + © = -, #8 «a g, 


III. Members fummoned by the Serjeant with the Mace 
upon Orders of the Day being read, &amp;c.- - 3 to 6, 


1V. Members to be fent for in the Cuftody of the. 
Serjeant’, &lt;&lt; t+, 8 8 a Soe se ee 


V. Members Names taken down, zz. 


Their Names called over and feveral 


On not appearing at Calls,&amp;Se. - + 10. appear, 8c ~ = = - onde 





VI. Members Defaulters at Ballots for Eleftions - 20 to 2.3. 
VII. Members to withdraw, &amp;c. wiz. 


Direfied to withdraw - - = = 26. 7 


During Debates relating to themfelves 24. 
Return to their Places; e. + - @ 


On being heard in their Places - = 





Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) VIII. Members 








VIEL. 


IX. 


XI. 
XII. 
XIII. 


XIV. 
xv. 
XVI. 


XVII. 


XVIII. 


XIX. 


XX. 


XXI. 


XXII. 
XXIII. 





MemberS.—contents of the Head continued, 8c. 






Members in the Marfhal of the Admiralty’s 


i ee eee Se a 
Members arrefted for Debt - - - -. - - - 27. 
Petitioners in Eleétions arrefted for Debt ik. We eer ee 

See €lertiong, 34. 
Members put under Arreft by Order of His 

Majefty to be tried bya Court Martial - - - 28. 
Member expelled = 6S me eg, 
Relating to Reprimands Miva th, = ee oe 
Members Thanked, wz. 

: he Con of particular Members 
In their Places - = + = « 35. 36. say erage di of we - ” ees 
Members to prepare Lifts, &amp;c. - - - ~- 38 fo 41. 
Members chofen upon Committees - - - 42 f0 47. 
Members added to Committees, &amp;c. - - - + 48. 

move for Committees to fitagain - - - - - ° 
Members Names called over on Appointment 

Or Comets he a ee ee 
Members Names taken out of Glaffes on Ballots, &amp;c. - - - - « 
Members appointed Managers of particular 

DIMES. a ee a ee = fe 82. 
Managers Names and the Names of the | 

Members of the Houfe calledover - - - - 53. 
Members added to others si Rs to prepare 

and bring in Bills - - Pe he =~ 2 
Members to prefent Addrefles, &amp;. - - - 55 to 


58. 
to return the Thanks of the Houfe to His Majefty . 
to lay before His Majefty particular Reports - - 


Members appointed tocongratulate Her Majefty - 59. 6o. 


Members appointed to attend the Royal 


F ey with Congratulatory Meflages - 61 to 63. 





—— to attend His Majefty with certain Peers 
appointed by the Lords 


. _ ~ — _ _ a = = a — 


J 


XXIV. Members 











Member g $_Contents of itie Head conte Bee. 7 


————_—_— 








—— 


XXIV. 
XXV. 


XXVI. 


XXVII. 
XXVIII. 
X XIX. 


sé 


XXX. 


es 


XX XI. 
XXXII. 
XXXII. 


Members to carry Bills to the Lords - + 64 #0 69. 


Members excufed particular Attendance = 70 to 74. 


have Leave of Abfence, &amp;c. = - - - = 75 t0 gov 


Members denied Leave to go into the Country _ 
&amp;e,= + sae = ow el gt tO 94 


Members have leave to make Motions, &amp;c. 965 fo ILI. 
Members ordered to make Reports - + = = = 412 


Members to carry Meflages to, and to go to the | 
Lords, &amp;. - = + = = = 411340115. 


——_——— acquaint the Houfe of Meflages from His Majefty 116, 
to acquaint Perfons of particular Orders - - ~ = 


Members fit uncovered while Meflages from His 





Majefty are read - = = - = = = ory, 
—_———— ftand up in their Places on receiving Thanks of the 
Houfe - - - - - = = = = = = = = 119. 
——Ditto - + - - and declare their willingnefs to go to the 
Lords to give Evidence, &amp;. +» - - - = - oe: 


declare by Letter they do not mean to defend Returns 120. 
Relating to Oaths - = = = = = = = = = 278, 
Other Particulars relating to Members - = raz #0 128. 


Queftions Negative - - = = = = - = = 1429. 





Members. 


1. 1. Their Perfons, Eftates, and Servants, to be free from Arrefts 





Inpex XLVI. 


and Moleftation, allowed by His Majefty, xvi. 7—10. 8, 


Books of the Names of Members returned to ferve in Parliament, XLVI. 6.—LI. 7. 


to LV. (1790—1800.) SA IJ. Particular 






































iif. 


7° 


10, 











sslembers ;—Various Matters relating to them. 


II. 








II; Particular Members to attend in their Places on. particular 


Days, viz. 


Sir Benjamin Hammet relative to his appointing another Perfon to frank his Letters, L. 386. 


Copy of the Notice fent to the Pofl Office on Ditto, ordered, 390. The Claufe in the A&amp; of 
4 Geo. III. relative to Ditto read, 391. Return to the Order, that the Notice fent tothe Poft 
Office could not be found, 409. Attends; the Matter confidered, and the other Orders of the 
Day read on a Motion and Divifion relative to Ditto, 413. 


John Fenton Cawthorne, Efquite, on taking into further confideration a Book intituled “ Pro- 


“ ceedings of a Court Martial held on him as Colonel of the Weftminfter Regiment of Middle- 
“ fex Militia,” LI. 614. See infra, 28. 29. 


See Clettions, 241.—Infra, 12. 167 





Members fummoned by the Serjeant with the Mace upon 


Orders of the Day being read, zzz. 


On Ballots for Sele&amp;t or Secret Committees, &amp;c, XLVI. 402.-—XLIX. 594.~—LI- 355. 392.—LIV. 





149. See Houle, 184. 355. 


On Ditto for trying Eleétion Petitions, XLVI. 89. &amp;c.—XLVII. 389. &amp;c.—LIU. 76. 86. 87. 
280. 281. 304.—LIII. 132. See Clettions.—ipoule, 354. 








On the Houfe being called over, XLVIII. 348.—L. 74.—LI. 103. See Haufe, 298. &amp;c. 


On the Trial of Impeachments, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657.—XLVII. 377. &amp;c. 
Impeachment. 


See 





IV. Members to be fent for in the Cuftody of the Serjeant, wz. 


Such a fhall not attend Calls of the Houfe, XLVI. 10. 308. 396.—XLVII. 528.—XLVIII. 264. 
—L. 26. 75. 475-—LI. 51.—-LI. 79. 88. 96. 119. 140. 162. 194. 405. 506. 518.—&lt;= 
LIII. 132. 





Ditto, on being again called over, LI. 105.—LII. 450. 472. 


Such as fhall not ‘attend upon particular Election Petitions being taken into Confideration, and 
a fufficient excufe not being made, XLVIII. 264. 278.—LII. 518.—LII. 132. 


Such as are not excufed on Report of Lifts of embers taken down, LIE. 132. 


Members Names to be taken down on not attending Ditto, and to be reportéd to the Houfe, 
XLVIII. 264. 352. 385.—LII. 518.—-LIll. 132. 133. 


——Ditto to be reported on particular Days, XLVIII. 278.— LII. 520. 523. LIII. 133. 
——Ditto on fuch Days as the Houfe thall appoint, LI. 132. 
Orders of the Day for Ditto read and deferred, Lil. 523. 





Ditto now read and difcharged, LIL. 548. LIII. 136. 


V. Members Names takendown, &amp;c. o7z. 


To be taken down on not appearing, &amp;c. XLVIII. 264.—LII. 518. 


On not appearing on Ballots for Sele&amp;t or Secret Committees, XLVI. 402. XLIX. 594.—LII. 355 
392.——LIII. 132.—LIV. 149. 


Again called over and put in Lifts into Glaffes, XLVI. 402.—XLIX. §94.—LII. 355. 392. 
LIV. 149. 


Their Names taken down, upon being Defaulters at Calls, XLVIIl. 348.—L. 74.—LI. 103.—LIb 
450. 


The Names of the Defaulters called over, and feveral of them appear, and feveral are excufed, &amp;c. 
XLVIM. 348. 352. 365.—L. 74.—LI. 103. 152. 199.—LIl. 450. 


To be again called over, Lil 450. 


To.attend at certain Times appointed for them, XLVIII, 348. 352.—L. 75. 92.—LI. 103. 152. 
Ll. 450. 471. 


Orders of the Day for the Attendance of Defaulters read, and fome attend, aad fome excufed, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 365.—LII. 471. 


Members excufed, &amp;c. appearing at Calls, previous to Calls, XLVIII. 318. : 
15. Appeas 
































Members ‘— Various Matters relating to them.. 


15. Appear in their Places and Orders difcharged, L. 87. 89.—LI. 111. 115. 118. 119. 132. 133. 
142. 146. 148.—LII. 454. 457-461. 462. : 
16. Orders for their Appearance or Attendance difcharged, Ls 87.—LI. 115. 118, 119. 132. 146. 
—LI. 548. 
17. Motions for excufing Members attending Calls withdrawn, LI. 103. 
18. Amendments relative to Ditto withdrawn, LI. 103. 





19. Leave of Abfence from Calls given, XLVIII. 319. 563. 568. 569. 
Excufed for not attending Calls, LII: 450. 


VI: Members Defaulters at Election Ballots, vz. 


20. To be taken into the Serjeant’s Cuftody if fufficient Excufes’ are nof made, XLVII. 278.— 
LII. 518. 520. 

21. Ordered into the Cuftody of the Serjeant, &amp;c. XLVIII. 364. 398. 

22. Reported to be in the Cuftody of the Serjeant, XLVIII. 365. 398. 

23. Difcharged out of Cuftody of the Serjeant, Paying their Fees, XLVII. 365. 398. 


VII. Members to withdraw, zz. 


24. During Debates relating to themfelves refpecting Elections and Privilege, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 8.— 
XLVI. 8.—XLIX. 17. —L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 10.—LII. §.—LIV. 5.—LYV. 5. 800. 
Withdraw after being heard in their Places, XLVIII. 364. 365. 397. 398.—L. 413.—LI. 451 
661.—LH. 563. 581. 632.—LIII. 37.—LV. 7332. 
Ditto direGed to withdraw, viz. 
25. Thomas Whitmore, Efquire, XLVIII 13.——See infra, 136. &amp;c. gees 75+ 87. 
Members return to their Places, LII. 563. 
Notice given that they might return, XLVIII. 13. 


VIII. Members in the Marfhal of the Admiralty’s Cuftody, viz. 


6. Honourable Vice Admiral Cornwallis, LI. 557. 


IX. Members arrefted for Debt, wz. 
276 Henry Speed, Efquire, LI. 235. See Houle, 183. 
Perfons Petitioning to become Members arrefted for Debt, XLVIII. 406. 





X. Members put under Arreft, to be tried by a Court Martial by 
Order of His Majetty, viz. 


28. Colonel Cawthorne of the Weftminfter Middlefex Militia, LI. 139. An Addrefs for a Copy of the Pro- 
ceedings of the Court Martial, 552. Book of Proceedings further confidered, 65 5.——See infra, 29. 


XI. Members expelled, &amp;c. w7z. 


29. John Fenton Cawthorne, Efquire, LI. 661. 
30. Particular Motions for Members being expelled withdrawn, LI. 661. : 


XII, Relating to Reprimanding Members, &amp;c. viz. 


31. Thomas Whitmore, Efq. for being loud and diforderly duting a Debate in the Houfe, Motion 
withdrawn, XLVHI. 13. 
32. Particular Members make Apologies to the Houfe by Means of other Members, for Mifbehaviour, 


&amp;c. XLVI. 13. 





Inpex XLVI. toLV. (1790—1800.) 33. Notice 






Member G5 ‘Various’ Matters relating to them. 








33. Notice given to Members withdrawn, that they might return to their Places in the Houfe, 
XLVIIL. 13. | 
34 Speaker directs the Standing Order of the Houfe of 22d January 1693 to be read, upon a 


Member being loud and diforderly during a Debate in the Houfe, XLVIII. 11. 


XIII. Members thanked, vz. 


In their Places, viz. 4 
$5. Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, XLIX. 741. 
Admiral Lord Bridport - - - - - - 
36. Vice Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet LI. 18. 


Rear Admiral Lord Hugh Seymour - - 


The Condué&amp; of Members bighly approved of, viz. 


37 Right Honourable Edmund Burke, and the other Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. 
Haftings, XLVIII. 298. 


See Speaker, 104 to 112. 


XIV. Members to prepare Lifts, o7z. 


38. Of Names of Commiffioners to put the Land Tax A&amp; in Execution, XLVI. 142.—LU. 107. 


Of Names of Members to be put into Glaffes on ballotting for Committees, viz. 


39. Secret Committees, XLIX. 589.—LII. 353.—LIV. 148. 
40. Select Committees, XLVI. 396.—LII. 386. 
4l. Put Lifts into Glaffes, &amp;c. on Ballots, LII. 355. 392. 


XV. Members chofen upon Committees, &amp;c. wiz. 


42. Members of the Long Robe, and Knights of Shires, LI. 419.—LV. 313. 718. 

43. Members, and all Knights of Shires, LV. 477. , 

44. Members, Members of the Long Robe, and Merchants, LIII. 5. §79.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 
Members, and all Merchants, LIV. 74. 

45. Attorney and Solicitor General, and all the Gentlemen of the Long Robe, &amp;c. LV. 295. 

46. Members added to Lifts and Sworn, Lil. 77. 87. 89. 96. 138. 140. 211. 324. 403. &amp;c. 

47 Members appointed of Committees, and defiring to be excufed, their Names withdrawn, XL VIII. 

702. 


See Aodrefles.—Commntitters, 47. 48. &amp;c.—Conflerences,—Clections, 308. &amp;c. and 
(The Table).—oute,1 59. 272. &amp;c.— Fmpeathment,—Jnbdia, 





XVI. Members added to Committees, vz. 


48. Select Committees, XLVI. 371.—XLVIII. 457. 467. 707. 812. 813.—X LIX. 461.—L. 158, 268. 
436. 494. 518.—LI. 139. 234. 241. 583.—LII. 434. 604.—LIII. 265, 273. 3446 464 
579-—LIV. 297. 406. 477.—LV. 207. 211. 215. 243. 359. 379. 875. 


Members move for Committees to fit again, LI. 44. 64. 83. 86.—LII. 292. 






XVII. 49. Members Names called over on Appointment of Committées, xLvi. 
' 402.—-XLIX. §94-—LH. 355- 359. 





—_—____—_——— Taken out of a Box and put into Glaffes, and drawn, reiative to Eleétions, 
LH. 76. 86, 87. 94. 137. 209. 304. 305. 319. 357. 518. 527. 535. 553. 643.—LIII. 132. 


See Ballots,—€lections.—houle, 354. 355.—Infra, 53. 










XVIII. Members 











gHemb ers : Various Matters relating to theth:. 


~ 
a ee 








” 


XVIII. Members appointed Managers, vz. 





50. Of Conferences, XLVI. 652. 659.—XLVIL. 762.—LI. 231.-—LI. 522 —LI. 38.—Ly. 4833 
539. See Conferences, 1. 2. &amp;c. } 

51. Of an Impeachment or Profecution, XLVI. 176.~—-XLVII. 21.—XLVIII. 47.—XLIX, 23.—L. 453: 

52. By being added to Managers appointed, XLVIII. 677.—LV. 483. 


XIX. Members Nanies who are Managers, and the Members of the 


Houfe called over, v7z: 
53: To attend the Impeachment in Weftminfter Hall, XLVI. 627. 636. 650. 657, 667. &amp;¢c.——See 
Impeachment. 





To attend Conférerices, LIN. 38. See fapra, 59. 


XX. 54, Members added to others appointed to prepare and bring in Bills, 
XLVI. 266. 393. 313. 376. &amp;c.—XLVII. ‘g91. 529. &amp;C.—XLVIII. 354. 444. 763. &amp;c. 
—XLIX. 148. 185. 325. &amp;c.—L. 290. 324. 328. &amp;C—LI. 53. 203. 252. &amp;c.—LII. 109: 
214. 256. 314. 324. 346. 347- 349 358- 362. 385. &amp;c—LIlI. 150. 238. 264. 350. 383. 
401. 467. 527. 540. 541. 547. 548. 576. 577. 584. 632.—LIV. 146. 151. 154. 137+ 
262. 293. 295. 390. 407. 426. 469. 471. 486. 505. 538. 550. &amp;e—LVi 92. 377. 
394. 406. 419. 425. 452. 535. 541. 579. 870. 


X XI. Members to prefent Addreffes, &amp;ec, viz: 


Bs. Thofe of His Majelty’s moft Honourable Privy Council, XLVI. 34. 63. 361. 414. 569. 575: 
O52- 654. 682.—XLVII. 43. 44. 793- 802. 1068. 1089.—XLVIIL 16, 47- 128. 134. pag 
- 336. 608. 657. 749. 79t. 874. 645. 946. 993.—XLIX. 24. 73. 151. 214. 225. 361. 365: 
7 (380. 547- 589. 613. 737- 738. 742. 744-—L. 23- 29. 78. 154. 175-429. 490. 502. 614. 
—LI. 17. 139: 166. 195. 206. 214. 215. 235. 276. 552. 567. 570. 787. 788.—LII. . 20. 
144. 200. 216. 257. 259. 352. 364. 419-. 460. 461. 507. 520. §33- 593- 634. 743.— 
LIU. 33. 36. Ry. 353- 399- 478. 685.—LIV. 7. 10. 130. 199. 258. 262. 402. 475. 641. 
727-728. 736 —LV. 26. 37. 58. o4. 118. 170. 175. 301. 318. 609. 697. 753. 769. 773: 

780. 790. 791. 862. 927. 
66. a ee report Anfwers to Addreffes; XLVI. 38. 366. 665. &amp;e.—XLVil. 475 798. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 
- 134. 922. &amp;c.—XLIX. 26. 83. 158. 216. &amp;c.—L. 25. 155. 220. 444. 607, &amp;c.—LI. 
4 178. 238. &amp;c.—LIl. 23. 149. 201. 224. 262. 469. 602. 638. 755.—LIII. 34: 37. 90. 
95. 230. 393. 398. 401. 407. 507. 667. 703. 708.—LIV. 10. 68, 84. 132. 148. 207. 
263. 264. 406. 483. 728. 743.—LV. 27. 48: 309: 321. 407. 622. 764. 769. 778. 792: 

863. gi2. 925. 928. 


_ 





76 Ditto humbly to know His Majefty’s Pleafure when he would be attended by the Houfe with 
Addreffes, XLVI. 21.--XLVIL. 16.—XLVILI. 11. 183.—XLIX. 19.—L. 9. 413.—LI. 9.— 
LU. 16.—LIM. 7.—LIV. 7.—LV. 7. 802. 

53. —++—Ditto report Anfwers to Ditto, XLVI. 22.—XLVI. 16.—XLVIIL 11. 187.—XLIX. 19.— 


L. 9. 413.—LI. 9.=—LIl. 16. 354. 378. 4394. §29. 537: 550. 602.—LIII+ 34.—LIYV. a 
148. 2$5.—LV. 8. 113. 119. 1Z0. 177. 804. 


See infra (under 64;) 
To return the Thanks of the Houfe to His Majefty, viz. 


For His gracious Communication of His Intentions to go to Saint Paul’s on a Day of Thank{giving 
which He had appointed, LI. 140. Report Anfwer, 149. 





To lay before His Majefty particular Reports:—11u. 659.——Sce Reports, 191. 


XXII. 59. Members appointed to congratulate Her Majefty, xrvul. 16.—. 413. 
—LI. 276.—LIL. 593. 
60: _—_—_— report Anfwers to Ditto, XLVIL. 19.—L. 436-—LI. 290..—LIJ. ‘606, 


XXIII. Members appoiiited to attend the Royal rey: with hee 
cratulatory Meflages, vz. 
Gti) The Duke and Dutchefs of York; xivu. 16: Anfwer, tg. : 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790+-1800.) 8B 62. Prince 






































emb ets :__ Various Matters re/ating tothem. . 





62. Prince and Princefs of Wales, L. 413.—LI. 276, 
63. Members report Anfwers, L. 444.—LI. 291. ~ 
ms Princefs Royal, and his moft Serene Highnefs the Hereditary Prince of Wirtembergh, Lif. 593. 


Members report Anfwers, LII. 606. 


oa 


Members appointed to attend His Majefty, viz. 


os Four Members, with Two Peers appointed by the Lords, to go with Addreffes of both Houfey 
LIL. .654.—LV. 514. 590. S90. , 
“ —— Report Anfwers, LII. 658—LvV. 518. 892. 


See fupra, 55. 


XXIV. Members to carry Bills to the Lords, ein: 


64. Paffed by the Commons, XLVI. 51. 90. 96. 128. 130. &amp;c.—XLVII. 121. 444. 456. &amp;c.—» 
XLVIII. 2§1. 265. 283. &amp;c.—XLIX. 153. 159+ 346. 613.—L. 279. 282. 298. 311. 312, 
&amp;c—LI. 88. 178. 221. &amp;c.—LII. 23. 76. 77. 88. 93. 100. 101. 292. &amp;c.—=LIll. 140, 
150, 152. 174. 246.—LIV. 73. 88. 131. 373. 533-—LV. 34. 40. 43. 45..46. 47. 174. 180. 
198. 232. 264. 302. 308. 319. 326. 335. 352. 354. 371. 456. 560. 588. 601. 673. 680. 
688. 694. 732. 734- 748. 774. 889. 8y1. 893. 915. 
65. Agreeing to Lords Amendments to Bills fent from the Commons, XLVI. 259. 397. 444. 691. 
698. 699. 705.—XLVII. 697. 820. 1065. 1068. 1088.—XLVIII. 722. 727. 944. 946. 
996.—XLIX. 460. 499. 592. 636. 651. 655. 739.--L. 140. 310. 332. 433+ 443. 472. 
484. &amp;c.—LI. 236. 294. 476. 519. 526. &amp;c.—LIl, 230. 234. 256. 286. 321. 378, 
400, &amp;c.—LIII. 133. 134. 267. &amp;c.—LIV. 90. 96. 320. 385. 567. 682. 740.—LV. 
48.°304. 316. 375. 464. 525. 544. 581. 590. 597. 634. 639. 647. 668. 679. 720. 


774+ 782. 

66. *——Ditto, with Amendments to feveral of their Amendments, XLVIII. 720.— LIII. 130. 62 7— 
LIV. 447.—561.—LV- 754. 

ve ——Ditto Amendments to Titles of Bills, LI. 152.—LV. 322. 

67. Agreeing to Bills paffed by their Lordfips without Amendments, XLVI. 196. 304. 345. 376. 


627. 664. 670.—XLVII. 1064,~—-XLVIII. 440. 817.—L. 230. 408. 428. 435. 445. 449. &amp;c.— 
Isl. 226. 404. 436. 468. 495. &amp;C.—LII. 103. 141. 238. 305: 354. 414. &amp;C.—LIII. 238. 
246. 270. 437+ 479- 484. 689.—LIV. 200. 259. 375. 384. 413. 426. 497. 499. 707.—— 
LV. 454. 457- 477- 607. 612, 617. 687. 725. 726. &amp;c. 
68, Agreeing to Ditto with Amendments, XLVI. 662.—XLVIII. 85. 716. 814. 815.—XLIX. 633. 
636.—L. 457. 534: 535- 558. 565.~-LI. 220. 449. 555. 571. 690.—LII. 368. 624. 648. 
752.—LIII. 682. 689. 695. 702. 721.—LV. 588. 589. 671. 
69. Other Members, than thofe firft ordered, to carry Bills to the Lords, XLVIII. 722.—XLIX. 168, 
396. 564. 620.—L. 174. 348. 394. 412. 417. 444. 478. 514. 534. 589.—LI. 223. 2.30. 
372. 512. 787.—LIl. 361. 464. 660.—LIII. 344. 633.—LIV. 92. 479. 548. 705.—LV. 
417. 523+ 537- 653. 668. 686. 723. 763. gio. 


XXV. Members excufed particular Attendance, w/z. 


Upon Selec? Committees for Controverted Ele&amp;ions, viz. 
70. On Account of the Illnefs of a near Relation, XLVI. 127. : 
Ditto and Oath taken, XLVI. 403. 





On Account of the Menibers own Illnefs, viz. 


92. And Apothecary, &amp;c, examined, XLVI. 251. 344. 375-—XLVIIL. 386. 419.—Lil. 348. 
73 And a Member fworn at the Table relating thereto, XLVII.. 588. 
‘ 7 de And a Servant called in and examined on Oath relating thereto, XLWII. 537. 
On Account of Age at the Time of Balloting, Lil. 76. 87. 
“ On the Death of a near Relation, and the Member being Chairman; reported by another 


Member, LII. 101. 
Excufed on’the Appointment of Select Committees on Elections, XLVIII. 299. 300. 319. 


Have Leave of Abfence given them for particular Days, viz. . 
956 On Account of Bufinefs of the utmoft Confequence, Oath taken, XLVI. 17f-—XLYII. 732. 


76—On 











76. 
77° 


8. 


79: 


Bo. 
81. 
82. 


55. 
86. 


87. 
88. 


89. 


go: 


Memb €£$;—Various Matters relating to then. : 


On the Death of a near Relation, XLVI. 186:—LI. 101. 
On having been abfent through a Miftake ; Oath taken, XLVIII. 410, 
See infra, 90.—Supra, 193 ‘kc. 


Have Leave given:them to go into the Country, vid. 
On fpecial Affairs, -L. 101. 110. 
On Public Bufinef$, LI. 192. 207. 
On urgent Public Bufinefs, LI. 205. 
On urgent Bufinefs, L. 494. 558. 568. 569: 
On urgent private Bufinefs, LI. 484. 517. 522. 533: 
On urgent private Affairs, L. 568. 
On urgent Affairs, L. 569:—LII. 544. 


On their private Affairs, L. 92. 97. 99. 101. 104, §35. 542. 583. $87. $58. 568.-671. 658.=mLIi: 
97. 102. 106. 108. 109.119. 125. 137. 144. 162. 163. 164, 187. 188. 194. 196. 201, 206, 


On His Majefty’s Service, L. 99. 104. 
To go the Circuit, XLVIIL 299. 300. 319.—LII. 435. 447. 


Have Leave of Abfence, viz. 
Being ordeted to join Regiments, L. §68.—L1L 106. 





—Ditto to repair on board Ships, L. 569. : 
To go into the Country on particular Days for certain Times, -LIl. 206. 207, 


An Amendment to a Motion for Ditto withdrawn, LH. 206. 


——On Account of Indifpofition, Sc. viz. 
In their own Families; LI. 205. 


Of near Relations, L. 92.97. 559+ 568.—LI. 188. 205.—LiIf' 207.—LIV. 513: 


——Other Matters, viz. 
On the Death of near Relations, L. 104. 


For Recovery of Health, L. 542. 571.—LI. 157. 205, 220.--Lik 102. 104. 144. 147. 450. 314, 
522. §35-—LIV. 404. 
Severe Indifpofition, L. $69. 


The Houfe receives and confiders Excufes for the Non«attendahcé of Members on particular Mat- 
ters; XLVIII. 299. 318. 


The Speaker, according to Order, reports the Names of Members who did :not appear on particular 
Days, and fome are excufed and fome not, &amp;c. XLVI, 3 94, 397+ 398. 


Ballots fot different Eleétions in one Day; when fome are excufed ind fome not, 8c: XLVIIIL. 383. 


Have other Leave of Abfence, viz. 
From Calls of the Houfe, XLVIII. 319. 


X XVI. Members denied Leave to go into the Country, &amp;¢. v7z. 


gI. 


92. 


93: 
94: 


For Three Weeks on the Public Service, L. 563. 
No Member to go out of Town without Leave of the Houfe, 1.75. 563. 


Motions for Leave for Members to-go out of Town to be made at partictilar Hours, viz. 
Between Four and Five o’Clock; L. 563. 
A Motion for excufing the Attendance of particular Membérs on particular Days, fuperfeded by 
reading the Orders of the Day, XLVIII. 348. 
A Motion for a Methber to ftay in the Country for a Fortnight, &amp;c. withdrawn, Li. 455: 


XXVII. Members have Leave to make Motions, viz. 


95+ 


And prefent Petitions, XLVI. 367,—XLVI. 770.—-XLVIM. 350. 649.—L. 266. 297.—LI. 158,=4 
LI. 226. 557. 709+ 710. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 96. And 














emb er 5 3—Various Matters relating to them. 








96. And move to enlarge the Time for receiving Petitions, XLVIII. 264. 
' ——— for again reading Petitions, and refer Ditto, &amp;c. LII. go. 
97- ~+And move for Accounts and Papers, L. 173.—LI. 158. 591.—LII: 101.—LIIl. 141. 640.—LIVY, 
58. 95. 


for Accounts; &amp;c. to lie on the Table and be printed, &amp;c. LII. 442. 





for printing Accounts, &amp;c. LIII. 347.—-LIV. 73.° 


a And move for Committees to {fit notwithftanding Adjournments of the Houfe, Lil. 472. 
98. ” move for Bills, L. 415.-—-LI. 291-— LU. 38; 103. 396: 682. 710.—LIII. 142, 350. 
22. 
ss ————— to pfint Bills, LII. 742,—LIII. 580. : 
99. And read Acts and move for Bills, XLVII. 683.—LI. 291.—=LIl. $34:—LIIl. 385.—LIV. 9. 58. 
e ——-———. and move for Committees on Aéts, LIT. 64. 597. 
100.* ‘And reads Bills, XLVII..626, 781.—XLVIII, 265. 417. 614. 654. 655. 788.+—-XLIX. 625.— 


Le 239+ 243. 266. 477. 620.—LI. 158. 602. 669. 684.—LII. 69. 97. 101. 340. 397. 
557. 558. 710. 725.—LIIl. 336. 399. 622.—LV. 182. 222. 544. 632. 904. 


Bills from the Lords, LI. 101.—LV. 588. 


101, And move to appoint Days for Second Reading of Bills, XLVI. 622.—LI. 259. 
to2. ——__———— for 4 Third Reading, LI. 676. 
And move for Orders to be read, LII. 396. 
103. ————— to difcharge particular Orders, LI. 148.—LII. 396. 
104. ———— to difcharge Ditto and make others, XLVI. 305.—XLVIII. 799.—L. 847.—LII, 472. 
105. And move to confider Lords Amendments to Bills, L. 621.—LIL 230. 743. 


for Meflages to be fent to the Lords, LI. 682. 
And move for particular Members to go into the Country, LII.:97. 


as ———— to go Circuits, LIl. 435. 
106. And read Reports, XLVII. 781.—XLVIII. 619.—LI.. 382. —LV. 711. 
107. And move to appoint Days for receiving Reports, XLVIII. 417. 
108. ———— for Reports to be now taken into further Confideration, L. 476. 
And move for Adjournments to particular Days at rifing, LII. 472. 
109. And move for Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVII. 737-—LV. 711. 904.° 
—— to confider further of Bills, LUI. 597. 665. 673. 
110. ———_——. immediately on Bills, LI. 764.—LII. 557. 
ée And move to add. Members to Select Committees, LIII. 344. 
111. Motion of Adjournment moved and carried, on a Motion for a Member to have Leave to make 


a Motion, XLIX.*143. °. 
See Potions, 12. 108. 


’ 


XXVIII. 112. Members ordered to make Repotts, Xivi. 23. 221. 422: 561. 622. 


627. 634. 637. 669. 681.—-NLVII. 505. 506: 580. 595. 598. 602. 808. &amp;e. 
XLVIII. 387. 631. 635. 752. 796.— XLIX. 63. 161, 312. 336. 365. 369. 384. 
392. &amp;c.—L. 290: 307. 359. 393. 416. 427. 433. 455. 456. &amp;c.—LI. 184. 
230. 290; 412. 436. &amp;c.— LIl. 36. 109. 212« 213. 222. 285. 286. 287. 325. 
&amp;c.—LIII, 166. 338. 355. 363. 432. 438. 455. 528. 534. 546. 563. 571. 678. 
612. 615. 626. 627. 641. 649. 652. &amp;C— LIV. 97. 178. 225. 254. 257. 288. 
314. 323. 326. 374 426. 427. 438. 480, 487.495. ,514. 531. 538, 542. 551. 
696.—-LV. 279. 290. 306. 396. 406. 408. 422. 517. 522. 537. 545. 551. 355; 
602, 603. 607. 609. 617. 633. 640. 694. 722. 760. 779. 780. 927. 553 


XXIX. 113. Members to carry Meflages to the Lords, &amp;c, xLv1. £76.—xLV1I. 833.-— 
XLVIII. 818. 863. 996.— XLIX. 154. 224. 613. 738.—LI. 7. 15. 641.—LII. 
366... 436. 453. 458. 555 LIll. 40.— LIV. 385. 473.—LV. 280. 410. 513. 
535. 539- 540. 542. 574. 575. 584. 871. 873. $83. 889. 891. 894. 895. 918. 
report Anfwers to Ditto, XLIX. 155. 617.—LI. 7. 10.— LI. §57.— 





LIM, 41. 167.—LIV. 477.—LV. 411. 539- 543. 574. §85. 884. 


114. To 








———— 


114. 


15. 


116. 


XXX. 


118, 


119. 


XXXII, 


120. 


122. 


123. 


1246 


128. 





fle mb ers ;—-Various Matters relating to them. 








To go to the Lords relative to particular Matters, XLVI 643.—XLVIL 758.~—-LII. 510. 523.—. 
LIV. 500.—LV. 474. 





Reports of Ditto, XLVI. 645.—XLVII. 762.—LII. 517. 527:—-LIV. 506.—LV. 477. 
To carry Minutes of Evidence, Reports, &amp;c. to the Lords, LV. 589. 


Have Leave to go to the Lords to give ee &amp;c. LV. 888. 889~——See infra, 119.— 
Pellages, 


Acquaint the Houfe of Meffages from His Majefty, Lv. 186. 362.—-See Mellages, 6. 7. 8. &amp;c. 
See Boufe, 63. 





To acquaint Perfons of particular Orders of the Houfe, XLVIII. 613. 


117. Members fit uncovered while Meflages from His Majefty are 
read, XLVI. 227. 356. 589.—XLVIII. 101. 149. 347. 619. 819.—XLIX. 24. 


361. 370. 422. 492. 586.—L. 139- 372. 474.—LI. 195. 198. 199.~—LII. 192. 
213. 237. 348. 628. 707,—LIIl. 179. 237. 243. 478. 494. 665. 678.—LIV. 
8. 255. 401. 525. 603. 675.— LV. 55. 58. 170. 180. 362. 697. 757. 766. 


See Speaker, 124. 125. 


Members ftand up in their Places on receiving the Thanks of the Houfe from the Speaker, XLIX. 
741+ 


and declare their Willingnefs, with Leave of the Houfe, to attend the Lords as defired 
by Meffages from them, LII. 392. 436. 453. 458.—LV. 871. 873. 888. 889. 890. 894. 895. 


Declare by Letter to the Speaker that they do not intend to defend Returns, LII. 509. 
See India. 


Relating to Oaths, zz. 
The Lord Steward’s Commiffion appointing Members to adminifter Oaths to other Members, 
XLVI. 5.—LII. 6.—LIV. 223. 
See Houle, 286. 287.—MDaths, 5. 6. &amp;c, 


Other Particulars relating to Members, vz. 


Acquaint the Houfe of particular Matters, XLVI. 150.—-XLVIII. 13. LI. 10. 90,—LII. 606, 
690.—-LV. 202. See Speaker, 38. 39. 


Inforrh the Houfe of particular Matters, XLVI. 87. 126. 662.—XLVII. 588. 590. 1029.— 
XLIX. 412.—L. 540. 563.—LI. 406. 


Make Complaint in their Places, XLVII. 817. 
Ditto by Letter, LI. 235. 








See Complaints, 15. 





Refpecting Committees, viz. 


Inform them of particular Matters, XLVI. 84. 252. 342. 347. 459.—XLVII. 384. 421. 
478. 487) 513- 537- 543- 548. 590. 801+—XLVIII. 207. 346. 423.434. 459. 615. 
623. 625..635. 660. 674. 703. 762.—XLIX. 319. 355. 357- 596.—L. 27. 187. 276. 
390. 364. 411. 596.—LII. 141. 206. 351. 354. 425. 435- 460. 475. 560.—LIII. 261. 
287. 407. 441.—LIV. 259. 293. 495. 542.—LV. 140. 256. 258. 267. 307. 327. 342; 
399- 403. 876. 537. 661. 

Confirm Evidence given before Committees, XLVIII. 647.—XLIX. 144. 281:—L. §96.— 
LI. 305.—LIV. 705. 

Produce Newspapers in which particular Notices have been given in Scotland, LV. 350. 


Produce a Copy of a Notice given in Scotland, relative to a particular Matter, XLVIII. 680: 
Addrefs themfelves to the Cletk'on the Choice of a Speaker, and conduct the Speaker elect from 
his Place to the Chair of the Houfe, XLVI. 6.—LII. 8. 


Appointed by the Speaker to iffue Warrants for new Writs in his Abfence, (A&amp; 24 Geo. IIL) 
XLV. 685.—LII. 754. - 


Members Votes difallowed, &amp;c. ori a Divifion, LV. 732. 


A Member coming into the Houfe after a Queftion put, his Vote. difallowed after the Divifion, 

iL. 258. See infra, 129. 

Lift of Members who appointed Perfons to write Superfcriptions of Letters; &amp;c. for them, L. 368, 
384. 409. See Supplp, 422. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8 C XXXIII. Queftions 



































feign Pembers. 


XXXII. Queftions Negative relating to Members, U1. 








129. To fuch as are Captains of the Militia being under Orders for Marching, being excufed Attendance 
on particular Days, on appointing Sele&amp;t Committees to try Election Petitions, XLVIII. 299. 
See infra. .. -- 3 . 
. ~ . Yo Members having been fummoned to ferveon Grand Juries at Affizes, being excufed Attendance 
on the like Occafion, XLVIII. 299. 
a To Members having Leave to attend the Affizes at Dorchefter, &amp;c. on particular Days, on fpecial 


Affairs, XLVIII. 299. 


* 4 ‘To Members being excufed ferving on Select Committees for trying Election Petitions, XLvur, 
541.—XLVIII, 351.-352« 383. 398. 
se To particular Members being taken into thé Cuftody of the Serjeant at Arms for Non-attendance, 


XLVIII. 364.’ 
of To particular Members Names ftanding Part of Amendments of Committees, XLVII. 803. 
“ To particular Members Names being added to Sele&amp;t Committees, XLVIII. 696. 
to Secret Committees, LII. 356. 383. 
&lt;a That they thall ‘not depute Perfons to frant for them without Leave of the Houfe, L. 418. 
To particular Members having Leave to go into the Country, L. 563. 
To particular Members being excufed attending Calls of the Houfe, LI. 103. 104. 


To bringing in a Bill to prevent any Member from being concerned in any Contract, &amp;c. for ne+ 
gotiating any Loan of Money for any Foreign Prince, &amp;c. LI. 382. 7 


To particular Members Names ftanding Parts of Queftions, LII. 563. 
To particular Members Votes being difallowed on Divifions of the Houfe, Lil. 632. 


To their being rendered incapable of being elected to ferve in Parliament, and ought not to fit in 


. the Houfe, by having accepted particular Offices, LIII. 37. 
To particular Members being ordered to attend in their Places, LV. 732. 


See Actounts, 364. 848. 1262. 1343.—%Billg, 219. 372.—Conferences, 2.—Coun- 
cil,— Elections, 53. 54. 235. 236. &amp;c.— Houle, 183. 184. 205. 307.—Daths. 
—Mrbers, 73. 79. 80. 81. 88. &amp;c.—-Specches, 29.—Hupply, 422. 551.—Uotes. . 


Members of Corporations. 


See Corporations, 3, &amp;c.—Jndemnity, 1. 2. &amp;c. 








Memorandums. 


In Accounts prefented, XLVI. 69. 78. 531. 541. &amp;c.—XLVII. 63. 95.—XLVIII. 26. 56. 69. 72. 
190.. 370.—XLIX. 46. 109. 110. 118.—L. 13. 41. 142. 425.—LI. 98. 45. 47. 62. 462. 473. 
—LIl: 30. 47.82, 503. §04.—LIIl. §4.62. 97.—LIV. 20. 104. 251. 


* See Speaker, 118. 119. &amp;c. 


— Memorials. 


See Aecounts, 143- 343- 57° 793- 795- 810. 836. 849. 860. 937. 1264.—Andrelles, 48. 
49.99. 141. 150.—Aemp.— Fisheries, 9.—Pabdp, 


Pen, 


See Accounts, 88. 109. &amp;c. 118. 149. 155. 165. 181. 188. 358. 431. 446. 581. 751. 1061, 
1088. 1389. 1391.—Armyp,—Billg, 31. 135. 224. 259. 260. 261. 358. 374.—Lists.— 
Wagistrates.—Wilitia, 5. 6. &amp;c.— Motions, 31. 32.— Pabp, ro. 11, &amp;c.— Poor,— 

Supply, 72. 79. 80. &amp;c. 

















— PMerchanntte, 


See Qecounts, 410. 508.— Agreements, 8.—€merita, 1. 2. &amp;c.— army, 2—2Bille, 1. 61. 
153. 166. 373-—Commercial Credit.—hatokers and Pedlars.—olland, 1. 2.— outs, 


126. 144. 147.—Gndemnitp, 9. &amp;e—Laws Expicing, 24.—Werthants,— Pabigations.— 
Sbips.— Stamps, 2-—SHupply, 315- 317+ 501. 577. 


Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c, 


Bill more effectually to prote&amp; them from the Depredations of their Clerks, Apprentices, and 
Servants; ordered, L. 385. Prefented, &amp;c. and tobe printed, 572. Committed, 581. De- 
Further deferred for Six Months, 610. 





ferred, 592. 
Not proceeded in. 


See Accounts, 256. &amp;c.—Bankers.— ‘Bills, 41.— Cautes and Yndictments.—Copper, 
— Docks, 6—Cagt Fndies, 1—London, 12.—Members, 44.— petitions, 39. 41. 
42.— Ports, 2.—Seotlamd, 42. &amp;c.—Seamen.—Sbipping, &amp;c. 1.—Sbhips, 3. 


Sce Speeches, 4- 





&amp;c.— Slaves,— Stamps, 2—CTravde, &amp;c. 13. 


} 








CONTENTS of the 
HMeilages. 





I, Meffages from the King, relating to, viz. 
Attending His Majefty in the Houfe | 


of Peers - =&lt; - 
Annuities - - - - 
Army - - - - = 
Bank of England - - 


-—ek © § 
- - 6. 
i 7. 


Civil Government of His Majefty ... 


Credit, Votesof &lt;- - - - $011. 
Duncan Lord - - + --5 « 
Dutch Prizes “- - = - - - 
Emperor of Germany  - - = 12. 
Foreign Forces - - - 13 f0 15. 
France - - - - = =- 16 £0 20, 
Hanover- - - - = = © = « 
Holland- - - - - = = = at. 
Invafion - - =©= - = = = = 22. 
Jeeee ono ew ee, a ee 


King and Queen Confort 


Perfonal Property of their Majefties 


Land Revenue of the Crown’ - 


Militia 
Mogadore - - - - 
Navy - 
Nelfon Lord - - - - 


InDEx XLVI. te LV, (1790—1800.) 


23 


- © oe =e so BH, 


Parliament, viz. 


New Parliament — 
Seffions of Parliament - 


Royal Affent to Bills - 
Prorogations 


Peace - - 


Plague- - 


Portugal - 


Prince of Wales - 


Prizes - + 
Pruffia - 


Quebec Province 


Royal Family 


Ruffia - 


Ruffia and the Po 


rte 


Saint Vincent, Earl. - 


Sedition - 
Spain - - 
Speaker - 
Specie - - 
Supplies - 


Swifs Cantons 
Thank{giving « 
War - - 


Bill for 


feletne Procels, 


Sce Accounts, 957.— Boule, 175. 321. 322.—pherifis, 2.—Speaker, 40. 


itto again ordered, LI. 203. 


&gt; SHents, (a Place Abroan); 


» . 
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26. 
28 


29. 
30. 
31. 
32. 
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II. Mefiages 








fielages 3——Contents of the Head, conmtinued.—&amp;c. 








II. Meffages to the Queen and Royal Family, zzz. 


Congratulatory - - - = 35 to 38. 


III. Meffages to the Lord, - - - - - = - 39 to 53. 
IV. Meffages from the Lords, \zzz. 





By Mafters in Chancery, “- 54 to 73. | By the Gentleman and Yeoman Ufher of 
the Black Rod - - - 76 to 78. 

By Two Fudges, e.- - - 74. 75. | By the Clerk Afiftant and Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown --- - - ~ &gt; 79. 


V. Incidental Proceedings relating to Meffages, - 80 to 87. 
VI. Queftions Negative, -- - - - - - - - = 88, 89. 


feTages. 








I, From the King, relating to,. vz. 
Commanding the Houfe to attend His Majefty in the Houfe of Peers, viz. 


1. At the beginning of a new Parliament, to direct the Choice of a Speaker, XLVI. 6. 7.—From 
Commiffioners appointed to open the new Parliament in 1796; LII. 7. 

2. At the opening each Seffion, XLVII. 3.—XLVIII. 3.— XLIX. 3.—L. 3.—LI. 3.—LII. 9.— LI. 3. 
LIV. 3.—LV. 3. 

3- Upon His Majefty’s giving the Royal Affent to Bills, XLVI. 137. 706.—XLVII. 524. 690. 
1089.—XLVIIL. 298. 996.—L. 638.—LI. 792.—LII. 755.—LIII. 708.—LIV. 743.—LY. 723. 
793+ 929- 

4. Upon Prorogations, XLVI. 707. 708.— XLVII. 1089.— XLIX. 744.— L. 638.—LI. 792.—LII, 
755.-—LIll. 708.—LIV. 743.—LV. 793. 929. 

5. Upon Lords Commiffioners paffing Bills, XLVI. 339. 398. 562. 685. See Speaker, 34. 





Annuities, viz. 
é. To the late Lord Rodney by A&amp; of 23 Geo. III. recommending to confider of a proper Method 


of extending and fecuring the fame to the Title; to be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, XLVIII. 819. Confidered, and the Meffage referred, 825. -Report, and Bill 
erdered for fecuring Ditto on the Heirs of the Body of George Lord Rodney, 831. P. 938. 


See infra (Duncan).—(Marriott), and under 28. 29. 


Army, viz. | | 


”. Relative to a further Augmentation of His Majefty’s Land Forces, &amp;c. to guard againft any At- 
tempts at Invafion of this Kingdom by the Enemy (France); to be confidered, XLIX. 370. 
Confidered, and an Addrefs thereon, 379. See Arimp, 8. 


Bank of England. 








See infra (Specie). 





Civil Government of His Majefty.—See infra, 28. 


Credit, Votes of, viz. 


8. Towards enabling His Majefty to defray any extraordinary Expences which may be incurred for 
the Year 1793; to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, xLViu. 618. Con- 
fidered and Meffage referred, 621. Report a Refolution, granting £. 1,500,000 for Ditto, 
and Bill ordered, 628. See Supplip, 452. 


9. For the Year 1794, and to fulfil Engagements entered into by His Majefty with the King of 
Pruffia, and the States General of the United Provinces ; referred to a Committee of the whole 
‘Houle, 











Melages ; From the King; rebitsing fo various Matters: 











Houfe, XLIX. 492. Confidered, and Treaty, &amp;&amp;c. referred,. 503. . Report a Refolution, grant“ 
ing £. 2,500,000 for Ditto; a Bill ordered, and an Addrefs upon the Meflage, 547.——See 
Suppip, 453. 


10. Extraordinary Expences for 17953 referred to the Cofhmittee of Supplys L. 372. Confidered, 
379- Report a Refolution granting £. 2,500,000 for Ditto, 385. See Suppip, 453. and infra. 


If. For the Year 1796, and mentioris a particular Crifis relative to France, which induced His 
Majefty to negotiate for Peace; to be taken into Confideration, LI. 198. Confidered and. an 
Addrefs agreed to, and the Meffage referred to the Committee of Supply, 213. 214. Report 
Refolutions for granting Exchequer Bills for Ditto, 382. 399.——-See Suppip, 453. 





_ For the Year, 1797; ~°to make Remittances to Ireland; for a Loan to the Emperor, and to 
take fuch Meatures as the Exigency of Affairs may require, Lil. 519, To be confidered, 
ibid. Confidered; Meflage again read, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 524.——See 
Supplp, 186. 


= Extraordinary Expences, &amp;c. and in particular to afford fome pecuniary Affiftance to His 
Ally the Queen of Portugal, for the Defence of her Dominions againft an Attack from the 
common Enemy ; referred to the Comihittee of Supply, LU. 707———See Supplp, 222. 


a To provide for Emergencies and to take all fuch Meafures as may be — to difappoint or- 
defeat the Defigns of the Enemy, Lill. 665. Referred to the Committet of Supply, 666.—— 
See Suppla, (under 189:) ‘ 


ii To defray Extraordinary Expences in addition to fulfilling {pecific Engagements,. and to take 
fuch Meafures as the Exigency of Affairs may require ;. referred to thie Committee of Supply, LV. 
766. 

] 








See Supplp. (Engagements.) 


Duncan, Lord, viz. 


toss For enabling His Majefty to gtant 4 certain Annuity to His Lordthip, and the Two next Perfons 
to whom the Title of Vifcount Duncan fhall defcend, &amp;c. LIIl. 237. To be confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, ibid. Deferred, 240. Confidered, 245. Report, and Bill 
ordered, 247.——-See Aunuities; 


Dutch Prizes, ——See infra, 22. 


Emperor of Germany, viz. 


12. For a Loan of Four Millions for His Imperial Majefty, under the Guarantee of His Majefty with 
the Concurrence of Parliament ; to be confidered, L. 139. Confidered ; Meflage again read ; 
and an Addrefs to His Majefty thereon moved and agreed to, upona Divifion, 154. 


i For guaranteeing a Loan on Account of the Emperor, to be applied in making good the Ad« 
vances to the Amount of £.1,600,000, &amp;c.3 to be confidered, LII. 519. Confidered and 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 524. Report Two Refolutions for Ditto, 527.———See 
Supplp, 186. 


ane For His Majefty to be enabled to continue fuch temporary Advances for the Service of the Emperor 
as may be indifpenfably neceffary with a View to Military Operations, &amp;c. to be confidered, Lil. 
213. Confidered, and an Addrefs thereon, &amp;c, 215. 


_ For His Majefty to be enabled to authorize His Minifter to make provifionally fuch Advances as may 
be neceflary, in the firft Inftance, to fulfil Engagements with the Emperor, Elector of Bavaria, &amp;c. ; 
to be confidered, LV. 180. Confidered, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 185. 
See Suppip, 186. 

ie With a Copy of a Treaty figned at Vienia by His Majefty’s Minifter and the Minifter of ‘the 
Emperor, and for the Houte to enable His Majetty to fulfil the fame ; referred to the Committee 
of Supply, LV. 757.——See Suppip, 177. 186. 








Foreign Forces, viz. 


13. His Majefty’s Eleétoral Troops ; that he had judged it expedient to employ in his Service a certain 
Body of them, toaffift his Allies the States-General of the United Provinces, XLVI. 347. Re- 
ferred to the Committee of Supply, 347.+-See Supplp, 120. 121: t22. 


14. That a Corps of Heffian Troops, taken into the Pay of Great Britain, to be employed in Foreign 
Service, having been brought to the appointed Place of Rendezvous off the Ifle of Wight, His 
Majefty had found it neceffary, in order to prevent Sicknefs, &amp;c. to order them to be difem- 
barked, and to be ftationed on the. Ifle of Wight, &amp;c. xLIx. 24. An Addrefs of Thanks 
thereon, bid. Several Acts, &amp;c. read, and a Motion for Leave,to bring in a Bill of Indemnity for 
Ditto, negatived, 335. | 


15. That a confiderable Divifion of Ships having on board Foreign T in the Service of Great Britain, 
had been difperfed, 8c. in their Paffage from the Rivers Elbe and Wefer, to —. be 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8D 




















Hellag 


CG; From the King, relating to various Matters), 


sees ina noma a Ce ee = Nm * 


—_—— — 








- Place of Rendezvous, to be fent on diftant Foreign ‘Service, 8c. His Majefty had ordered them 
~wwwe 9 to be.difembarked;&gt; 8&amp;c..Liv 199... To be confidered, ibd. Confidered, and an Addrefs to His 
Majefty thereon, 214. 


‘20D "That al Body of Auxiliary Ruffian! Troops; employed with His Majefty’s Forces in the Expedition 

to\Holland,~had- been. brought to thefe Kingdoms at the Clofe of the Campaign, and had Accom- 
modations provided for them in the Iflands of Guernfey and Jerfey, Lv. 58. An Addrefs of Thanks 
thereon, sbid. 


France, viz. | 
16. ** ‘With Copies of feveral Papets received from Mr. Chauvelin, iate Minifter Plenipotentiary from the 
‘ Mott Chriftian King; alfo with Copy of an Order made by His Majefty in Council, and tranf- 
mitted to Mr.-Chauvelin ;and acquainting the Houfe that ke thought it neceflary to make a 
further Augmentation of his Forces by Sea and Land, XLVIN. 101. To be confidered, 102. 
Deferred, 121. Confidered, and Addrefs thereon, 128. Anfwer, 134. See Supply, 8o. 
81. 82, &amp;c, 


i7. Acquainting the Houfe of Acts of Hoftility being committed againft his Subjects, &amp;c. and of the 
Executive-Government having declared War againft His Majefty, and the United Provinces; to 
be confidered, XLVIII. 149. Addrefs thereon, 182. 





18r~ °° .Q"Relative to a-further Augmentation of His Majefty’s Land Forces, &amp;c. to guard again{t any Attempt 
at Invafion, &amp;c.; to be confidered, XLIX. 370. Confidered, and Addre(s thereon, 379. 


Xi? ©? So Relative'to;a: Treaty with His Majefty and the States-General of the United Provinces, and the 
“VA Gages 'o Kitigrof Pruffia; and alfo,of a Convention between His Majefty and the States-General, &amp;c. 
See infra, 26. 


20, Relative to providing for Extraordinary Services for 1796; and that the Crifis depending at the 
Commencement of the Seffion had led to fuch an Order of Things in France, as induced ‘His 
Majefty to meet any Difpofition for Negotiation for a General Peace, &amp;c. LI. 198. To be con- 

4 28 OWidered, "69. Confidered, and an Addrefs to His Majefty thereupon agreed to, 213. we 


XLIX. 492. 





i#% bes .-sof ommaking further Provifion for the Public Service, and relating to Communications received from 
* France refpecting the genéral Tranquillity of Europe, &amp;c. and His Majefty’s Anfwers returned 
thereto, &amp;c.; to be confidered, LV. §5. Particular Papers to be confidered at the fame Time, 
58. Confidered ; Meffage and Papers again read; an Addrefs agreed to, 94. Meflage to be 
taken into further Confideration, isd. Further confidered, and-a Motion for a Supply to His 
Majefty to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, 113. 


Supra, 13. 14. 15.—Supplp, 1.177. 186.—(Invafion.) 





See infra, 25. &amp;c. 
Hanover.——Sce fupra, 13. 
: ae Wh. . 
Holland; viz. 


oe “With a Treaty, &amp;¢. figned at the Hague between His Majefty, the King of Pruffia, and the States- 
| ~Gefieral, XLIX.'492.——See infra, 26. 
4 “Dutch Prizes 5 fignifying His Majefty’s Intention to direct that the Produce which thall arife from 


the Sale of Ditto, after making Allowances to Captors, fhould be applied to the Public Service ; 
an Addrefs agreed to thereon, and the Meflage referred to the Committee of Ways and Mears, 
"LD “19 5.——See infra. " 


e _ Refpecting Conventions entered into. with the Hereditary Stadtholder, for placing at His Majefty’s 
‘Difpofal, certain Ships of War and Seamen, together with a Body of Land Forces, which bed 
been paffed over'to this Country ; referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, LV. 697. Papers 
prefented and reférred, “ec. ibid: 


See Abdrefles, 4. 10. 155.— Boule, 216. 
Lord Duncan;——See /upra. 


Invafion, viz. 


22, Of having received various Advices of Preparations made, &amp;c. by France for invading thefe 
Kingdoms, and relative to his caufing the Augmentation of the Militia to be embodied, LI. 
"199. Addrefs thereupon, iid. 


a Of Ditto, and, of his giving Directions for calling out the Provincial Force of Cavalry, &amp;c. Lill. 
478. Addrefs thereupon, idid. 


Sée Jtmp, 4. 7.—Supplp (Invafion, &amp;c.). 
Ireland, VIZ. 


w © O"De be-enabled'té take Remittances from Time to Time to be applied to His Service in Ireland, 8c. ; 
to be confidered, LII. 519. Confidered, and the Meflage referred to the Committees of Supply and 
(itis of ,Ways.and.Means, 524. Report a Refolution for Ditto from the Committee, of Supply, 528. 


- suluuge et pe Ditto; and, Meffage, referred to the Committee of Supply, LIU. 494. 
rare | referred to Ditto, LIV. 675. 





Ditto, and Mefiage 
71% To 
























je To confider of Means for improving and perpetuating a Conneétion with Ireland, and to augment 
and confolidate the Strength, Power, and Refources of the Britifh Empire ; to be confidered, 
LIV. 146. -Confidered; an Addrefs moved; an Amendment moved; Entry in the Journal 
read; Refolutions of a former Parliament read and entered ; negative the Amendment propofed ; 
Addrefs agreed to, 147. Meffage to be further confidered, 148. Meflage referred to a Com- 





mittee of the whole Houfe ; immediately confidered, and report a Progrefs, 151. 
216.—Jreland. 


e: Acquainting the Houfe of his giving Direétions for feveral Perfons in cuftody at Dublin and Belfaft, 
on Account of treafonable Practices, to be immediately removed out of that Kingdom, and for 
the prefent they -were to be kept in' Fort George, LIV. 401, .AddrefS thereon, 402. Meflage 
to be taken into further Confideration, ibid. Meflage referred to the Committee appointed to 
confider the Report of a Secret Conmittee relative to Ireland, 410. See-Houle, 257. 


on Communicating to the Houfe the joint Addrefs of His Lords and Commons of Ireland, laying be« 
fore His Majefty certain Refolutions containing the Terms propofed by them for an entire Union 
between the Two Kingdoms, LY. 362. Referred to.e Committee of the whole Houfe, 363. 
See Paule, 216.—Jreland. 


See alfo infra (Militia.) 


See Boule, 





King, and Queen Confort, viz. 


23. To confider of removing Doubts which have arifen refpeéting the Powers vefted in their Majefties, 
&amp;c. todifpofe of their own real and Perfonal Property ; referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, LV. 664. See Houle, 216.—hing, 10. 





Land Revenue of the Crown, viz. 


‘we To Confider of the Propriety of Making Provifion for the better Management of the fame; 
to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe and the feveral Reports of the Com- 
miffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. referred to the Committee, XLIX. 422. Confidered; His 





Majefty’s Meffage referred, Report received and Bill ordered for Ditto, 442. See Lana 
Revenue. : 
Marriott, Sir James, Knight, viz. 
thet To enable His Majefty to grant an Annuity of £.2000 a Year to him during the Term of his 


Natural Life, to be paid out of the Confolidated Fund, LIv. §25.. Tobe taken into confidera- 
tion in a Committee of the whole Houfe on the Morrow,: ibid. Meffage .confidered, 529. 
Report, 535.——See Annuities. 


Militia, viz. 
we: For His Majefty to be enabled to accept the Services of {uch of the Militia Forces. of this Kingdom 


as have offered to go to Ireland ; to be confidered, LIM. 678. Confidered, and an Addrefs 
agreed to thereon, 684. Report Anfwer, 703. 





Mogadore.——See infra, 25. 


Navy, viz. 


24. Mutiny and Difobedience of the'Crews of feveral Ships at the Nore. to be confidered the next Day. 
LU. 628. A Proclamation of His Majefty for Suppreffion of Ditto, 629, See Abdrefles 
(under 11.)—%oufe, +1.—abp, 18. ' 





Nelfon, Lord, viz. 


ces For enabling His Majefty to grant a certain Annuity to his Lordthip, and the Two next Perfons to 
whom the Title of Baron Nelfon of the Nile, &amp;c. fhall defcend, LIV..8. To be confidered ina 
Committee of the whole Houfe, ibid. Confidered, 9.' Report and Bill ‘ordered, ibid —— 
See Annuities. 


Parliament.——See jupra, 1. &amp;Cy 


Peace, viz. 


25. That a particular Crifis, at the Commencement of the Seffion ; had led to fuch an Order of things 
in France, as induced’ His Majefty to meet any Difpofition for Negotiation, &amp;¢. LI. 198. To 
" be confidered, 199. Addrefs thereupon, 213. Queftion Negative relative to Ditto, 400. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ~ That 





ee 














































‘ 


PMellages; From the King, re/ating to Various Matters. 








That His Majefty’s earneft Endeavours to effect the Reftoration of Peace had been unhappily 
fruftrated, and the Negotiation he was engaged im with France abruptly broke off, &amp;c. and the 
Memorials and Papers he had direéted to be laid before the Houfe, to be confidered, LI. 237- 
Deferred, 240.——See infra, 29. j 





Plague, Vik. 


w That Three Ships had arrived in this Country from Mogadore on the Coaft of Africa where, the 
Plague then raged, and brought foul Bills of Health; His Majefty had ordered the Ships to be 
deftroyed, and refers it to the Houfe to confider about Compenfation, &amp;c. to the Owners 
LV. 170. Addrefs of Thanks thereon, iid. Meflage referred to a Select Committee, ibid.—See 
Woule.——Meflage referred to the Committee of Supply, 563. See Supplp, 211. 





Portugal, wiz. 


To be enabled to continue to afford neceflary Succours to the Queen of Portugal; referred to the 
Comunittee of Supply, LIV. 603. See Supplp, 222. 


Prince of Wales. 








See infra, 28. 
Prizes.-——See /upra, -22° 


Pruffia, viz. 


26. With Copies of a Treaty figned at the Hague between His Majefty, the King of Prufha, and the 
States-General, and cf a Convention with the States-General, and recommending Provifion to 
be made for enabling His Majefty to fulfil His Engagement thereupon; as well as to defray any 
Extraordinary Expences of the Year, referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLIX. 492. 
Treaty, &amp;c. prefented, idid.———See Boule, 215. Supply, 4 53. ' 


Quebec Province, viz. 


27 To divide the fame into Two feparate Provinces, to be called Upper and Lower Canada, &amp;c. to be 
confidered, XLVI. 227. Several Papers, &amp;e. prefented relative to Ditto, ibid. Confidered and 
Bill ordered, 266. See Quebec. 





Royal Family, vz. 


28. Relative to the Additional Charges incurred on Account of the Younger Brariches of His Royal 
Family, and Accounts relative to Ditto prefented ; referred to the Committee of Supply, XLVI. 
589. Report a Refolution, enabling His Majefty to grant a Yearly Sum out of the-Confolidated 
Fund to His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence, anda Sum granted to. His Majéfty 
which had been iffued for His Royal Highnefs’s Ufe, 624. See hing, 1.—upplp, 196. 


«&gt;: Relative to fettling an Eftablifhment on the Prince and Princefs of Wales upon their Nupttfals 
atid for felieving the Prince of Wales from His prefent Difficulties, L. 474. On a Motion 
made, for referring the Meffage to a Committee of the whole Houfe; His Majefty’s Meffage of 
2ift of May, 1787, and the Entry in the Journals of the Addrefs thereon read, and the 
Meffage referred, &amp;c. 474. 475. Accounts prefented, 519. 523. Referred 526. Con- 
fidered ; and Negative referring the Reports of the Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, 8c. 
to the Committee, 532. Report an Yearly Sum out of the Confolidated Fund, &amp;c. and Bills 
ordered, 538.———See ihing, 7. 


For the Marriage of the Duke of York. See hing, ‘2.— Speeches, 2. 


Relative to the Marriage of the Princefs Royal with the Hereditary Prince of Wirtemburgh, and to 
be enabled to give a Portion with Her Royal Highnefs, Lili. 533. Addrefs thereon, ibid. 
Anfwer reported, 537. The Meflage referred to the Committee of Supply, 540.——Sce Sup- 
plp, 200. 


oa Relative to making competent Provifions for Prince Edward and Prince Erneft Auguftus, and to be 
enabled to extend to the Princefs Amelia, the Provifion which His Majefty had been enabled 
to make, out of the Hereditary Revenue, for the other Branches of His Royal Family, LIv. 255. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, #id. Report Two Refolutions, and Bil! ordered there- 
upon, 311. Meffage again read ; Act of 18-Geo. III. read, and Bill to enable His Majefty 
: to fettle on her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Amelia, Part of the Annuity of Thirty Thoufand 
bse oe fettled by the faid Act on His Majefty’s other Daughters, ordered, ibid —— 
see hing, 8. P 


Ruffia, viz. 


" To be enabled to make good the Pecuniary Engagements to the Emperor on his: fending a Body 
of Troops to be employed againft the French Army; referred to the Committee of Supply, 
LIV. 603. See Supply. (Ruffia.) 


Ruffia 


























Melages, From the King, relating to various Matters. 








Ruffia and the Porte, viz. 


29. A Pacification between them not being effected by His Majefty and His Allies, thinks it neceflary 
- * to make fome further Supremes of His Naval Force, &amp;c ; to be confidered, XLVI. 356. 
Confidered, and an Addrefs thereupon agreed to, 361. Motions relative to Ditto, and Queftions 

Previous Negative moved and carried thereon, 409. 429. : . 


Saint Vincent, Earl of, viz. 


o For fettling an Annuity on him and the Two next Perfons to whom the Title fhall defcend, 
referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe to whom the Meflage relative to Lord Duncan 
is referred, LIII. 243. Report, and Bill ordered, 247. See Annuities, 3. 





Sedition, viz. 


30. Informing the Houfe of His having received Information that the Seditious Practices of certain 
Societies in London, &amp;c. had lately been purfued with increafed Activity and Boldnefs and 
recommending it to the Houfe to confider the fame, &amp;c.; Day appointed for confiderjng Ditto, 
jo 586. Confidered, and an Addrefs thereupon, 589. See Addrefles, 14.—ipoufe, 10. 

edition. 





Spain, wiz. 


3I. Informing the Houfe that His Endeavours to preferve Peace with Spain had been ineffectual, and 
that fhe had declared War againft His Majefty ; the Declaration of War by Spain alfo prefented ; 
to be confidered on the Morrow, Lil. 192. 193. Anfwer to the Declaration prefented, 196. 
Meffage confidered, and an Addrefs thereon, 199..——See Addrefles, 14. 





Speaker, viz. 


32. That His Majefty had given Directions for the Houfe lately occupied by the Auditor of the 
Exchequer, to be Appropriated for the Ufe of the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons for the 
Time being, XLIX. 361. An Addrefs thereon, ibid——See Adbdrefleg, 1 5. 





Specie, viz. 


33- Relative to an unufual Demand of Specie lately made from’ different Parts of the Country on the © 
Metropolis ; to.be confidered, Lil. 348. Minute of Council on Ditto, prefented, and to lie 
on the Table until the Meffage be taken into Confideration, ibid. Confidered, and an Addrefs 
thereon agreed to, 352. See Qovrefles, 15. 





Supplies, viz. 

Pm To make further Provifion for the feveral Branches of the Public Service, and that His Majefty 
had ordered the proper Eftimates to be laid before the Houfe. Note, the Supplies had only been 
calculated to provide for the firft Months of the Year; to be confidered, LV. 55. Confidered, 
94. To be further confidered, ibid. Further confidered, 113. See Advrefles, 1. 2.—Supplp, 
1. and /upra, 20, . 





Swifs Cantons, viz. 
9 To be enabled to give timely and effectual Affiftance to them for the Recovery of their ancient 
Liberty and Independence; referred to the Committee of Supply, LIV. 603.——Sce Supplp, 
254. | 


Thank{giving, viz. 


34. Acquainting the Houfe of His having appointed Tuefday, 19th December 1797, to be obferved 
for Ditto to Almighty God, at Saint Paul’s Cathedral; Refolution of Thanks for Ditto, and 
that the Houfe will attend as an Houfe at Saint Paul’s; a Committee appointed to confider of 
the Manner of going, ‘&amp;c. LI. 140. His Majefty’s Anfwer to the Thanks reported, 149. 


Votes of Credit. 
War. 





See fupra, 8. 9, 10. II, 
See fupra, 16. 31. &amp;c. 
See. alfo infra, 82. 


II. To the Queen and Royal Family, UB 
To the Queen, viz. 


Congratulatory, vez. 
35. On the Nuptials of the Duke of York, XLVU. 16. Anfwer, 19. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8 E « On 
















: 3 y {From the King, re/ating to various Matters, and 
PMelages; { to the Lords. | 


4 





On the Nuptials of the Prince of Wales, L. 413. Anfwer, 436. 
On the Princefs of Wales being happily delivered of a Princefs, LI. 276. Anfwer, 290. 
On the Nuptials of the Princefs Royal with the Prince of Wirtembergh, LII. 593. 


To their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Duchefs of York, viz. 
36. On the joyful Occafion of their Nuptials, XLVII. 16. Anfwer, 19. 


To the Prince and Princefs of Wales, viz. 


37. .°  Ontheir Nuptials, L. 413. Anfwer, 444. 
On the Princefs of Wales being happily delivered of a Princefs, LI. 276. Anfwer, 291. 


Zo the Prince/s Royal and Prince of Wirtembergh, viz. 
36. On their Nuptials, LI. - 593. 


III. To the Lords relating to, v/z. 


Addreffes, viz. 
39. To defire Concurrence to thofe from the Commons, XLVII. 833.——-LV. 584. 883. 884, 
Agreeing to thofe fent from the Lords, XLIX. 738.—LI. 15. 641.—LIII. 40.—LIV. 473.— 
LV. 539- 575- 
40. Books and Papers; to deliver Ditto on being communicated to the Lords, XLIX. 613. 
41. Conferences; defiring them, XLVI. 643.—XLVIL. 758.—=LI. 225. 230.—LII. 510.—LIV. 183. 
————, Agreeing to thofe defired by the Lords, Lv. 539. See Conferences. 





42. —————,, Report thereon, LIV. 192.—LV. 539. 

Impeachment, XLVI. 176.—XLVIII. 818. 863.—XLIX. 154. 224. 

—— Ditto, by the Managers of the Impeachment, XLVI. 176.—XLIX. 224.——See Jmpeachment. 
43. ~ Lordsto give Evidence; to defire particular Lords may attend a Committee, LII. 682. 


44- Members ; giving Leave to Members to go to the Lords to give Evidence, &amp;c.—LII. 392. 436. 453. 
458:—LV. 871. 873. 889. 891. 894. 895. j 


Mefiages, viz. 
45: Relative to Meffengers bringing them from the Lords, and defiring that One may not be brought 
into Precedent, LV. 542. 
_Minutes of Evidence, viz. 


46.  ‘Requefting their Lordfhips to communicate thofe of the feveral Witneffes examined by their Lord- 
ips, and a Lift of whofe Names were delivered at a Conference, relative to an Outrage on His 
Majefty’s Perfon, LI. 7. Anfwer, 10. Meflage bringing the Minutes, idid. 


- Miftakes, viz. 
47 Ina Claufe, which was agreed to, not having been fent up witha Bill, &amp;c. LI. 366. 
In fending a wrong Bill up to the Lords; and a Member to carry the proper Bill, LIV. 385. 


Painted Chamber, &amp;c. viz. 


48. To defire that their Lordthips will dire&amp;t that the Painted Chamber, the Lobby, and the Paflage to 
the Houfe of Peers, may be cleared, XLVIII. 996, 


Public Records, viz. 


_ 49. To defire their Lordthips to be pleafed to communicate to the Houfe fuch information refpecting 
the Public Records, and Papers under the Care of their Clerks or Officers, as may be neceffary for 
the Purpofe of an Inquiry by a Select Committee, LV. 410. . Anfwer, 411. Meflaze from the 
Lords, bringing the Information defired, 669. 


v 


Reports, 









Matters. id POOR, 


Mellages; | Tothe Lords, and from the Lords,¢ ng tovarious | 



































Reports, viz. 


50. For Copies of any. made by a Committee'of their Lordfhips, relative to the Caufes which produced 
_ an Order of Council of 26th February, 17975 LIl. 524. 


For fuch as have been made by any Committee of the Lords upon the high Price of Provifions, 
LV. 918. ° 


To deliver printed Copies of Reports to their Lordfhips, LI. 523. LV. 884. 
To carry printed Copies of Reports tothem, LV. 197. 
To communicate printed Copies of Reports tothem, LY. 280, 


Refolutions, viz. . 


sl. To acquaint the Lords that the Commons had agreed to Amendments made by-their Lordthips to 
Refolutions fent to them, LV. 513. See Jrelaud. 


- That they had come to feveral Refolutions relative to the Means of facilitating the Inélofure of 
Watte Lands, &amp;c. LV. 535. See Houle, 257, ; 


That they had .come to a Refolution what fhall be the countervailing Dutigs on Importation 
from Ireland into Great Britain, after the Union of the Two Kingdoms, LV. 574. 








Sitting of their Lordfhips, viz. 
$3. To defire that they would continue Sitting for fome Time, LH. 555. Anfwer, 557. 


Statutes of the Realm, viz. 


53 Promulgation of Ditto; explaining the Meaning of a Refolution refpecting the Printing and Dif- 
tributing private Acts of Parliament; and their Lordfhips concurrence defired thereto, LIII. 
166. Meflage from the Lords that they concur in Ditto, 169, 


IV. Meflages from the Lords, vz. 


By Mafters in Chancery, viz. 


54. Bringing Agreements to Bills and other Matters, LV. 888. 894. 902. 924. 


Bringing Agreements to Bills, XLVI. 132. 135. 137. 229. 243. 275. 315. 357. 362. 370. 
‘  438.—XLVU. 378. 471. 501. 533. 561.—XLVIII. 282. 316. 375. 403. 876. 925. &amp;¢.—’ 
XLIX. 207. 208. 212. 213.—L. 130. 288. 485. 493. 504.510. 512. 536. 540. 563. 569. 
605. 617. 623. 637. 638.—LI. 93. 197. 677. 687. 782. 788. 789. 791. 792.—LII. 65. 
100. 214. 225. &amp;c.—LII. 145. 316. 425. 450. 503. 542. 601. 625. &amp;cv—LIV. 69. 264. 
321. 401. 506. 674. 728.—-LV. 42. 201. 285. 301. 410. 447. 590. 631. 689. 716. 729. 
874. 892. 922. 925. 

55- Bringing Agreements to Bills with, Amendments, XLVI. 439. 586. 690. 696,—XLVII. 749. 
805. 818. 830. 1075. 1088.—XLVIII. 621. 672. 723. 805. 993.—XLIX. 412. 473. 544. 
737.—L. 130. 510. 584. 605.—LI. 233. 291. 449. 625. 789.— LIl. 2284 242. 31@. 
375- 396. 444. 459- 470. 481. &amp;c.—LIII. 129. 407. 425. 433. 442. 506. 512. 562. 570. 
616. 620. 625. &amp;c.— LIV. 85. 315. 384. 562. 718. 739.—LV. 301. 316. 612. 689. 702. 


766. 785. 
Ditto to Titles of Bills, LUI. 139. 
56. Bringing Agreements to Amendments made by the Commons to Bills fent from the Lords, L. 5651. 
571.—LI. 241. 609. 699.—LII. 371. 653. 753-—LUI. 645. 705.—-LIV. 710. 718. 724. 726. 
. 57: Bringing Agreements to Amendments made by the Commons to Amendments made by the Lords 


to Bills, XLVIII. 726.—LIV. 598. 
- Ditto to Titles of Bills, LIL. 131. 
58. Bringing Agreements to Bills after receiving the Royal Affent, XLIX. 743.—LV. 784, 





Bringing Agreements to Bills, and to Bills with Amendments at the fame Time, LIV. 739.—LV° . 
47- 695. 701. 725. 727+ 743- 776. , * . 
Bringing Agreements to Bills; Ditto with Amendments, and alfo Bills pafied by their Lordthips, 
LI. 605. 655.—LIV. 384. 437. 543. 598. 664. 677. 688. 707.—LV. 373- 444. 524. 
534. 620. 636. 646. 666. 673, 684. | 


Bringing Agreements to Bills; Agreements to Amendments made by the Commons, and Biils 
paffed by the Lords, LV. 641. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) | Bringing 











































HeTages, From the Lords, relating to varidih ia tks 








Bringing Bills paffed by their Lordfoips, viz. 
59- Together with other Matters, LIV. 498.—LV. 542. 582. 669. 


= 


“ Along with Agreements to other Bills, XLVI. 243. 315. 357- 362. 586. 618. 632. 643. 
650.—XLVII. 567. 588. 680. 735. 752. 804. 1063.—XLVIII. 282. 418. 760. 797.— 
XLIX. 252. 333- 456. 591. 734-—L. 130. 350. 361. 436. 456.—LI. 132. 249. 4@4. 435. 
500. 532. 567. 602. 642. 763.—LII. 100. 310. 366. 431. 470. 505. 550. 571. 601. 667. 
737- 740-—LIll, 174+ 311. 369. 433. 481. 512. &amp;c.—LIV. 225. 299. 374. 424. 470. 
520. 525-—LV. 425. 454. 463. 516. 542. 551. 557. 

60. Ditto without fuch Agreements, XLVI. 175. 219.—XLVII. 378. 777.-—XLVIII. 59. 196. 242. 
264. 461.—XLIX. 155. 179. 556.—L. 301. 368.—LI. 71. 421. 499- 694.—LII. 79. I90. 
257+ 422. 451. rong 647. 678.—LIII. 392. 582. 685.—LIV. 134. 254. 646.—LV. 570. 
598. 719. 771. 

61. Bringing oie to Refolutions and Addreffes, communicated to the Lords by Meflage from 
the Commons, XLVII. 1027.—LIII. 169 —LV. 575. 585. 886.——See infra. 


Received previous to Ballotting for Seleé# Committees on Eleéttion Petitions, viz. 


62. Bringing Agreements to Bills, XLVII. 471. 501. §74.—XLVIII. 137.—L. 178. 321. 322.—LII. 
208. 643.—LIII. 132. 

63. Bringing Ditto, and alio Bills paffed by the Lords, XLVI, 588. 711.—XLVIII. 383. 418.—LU. 
535+ 


_ +——Ditto Bills with Amendments, LI, 132. 


Acquainting the Houfe, viz. 
64. That His Majefty had appointed particular Times to be attended at Saint James’s, viz. 
With Addreffes of both Houfes, XLVII. 1028.—XLIX. 740.—LI. 15.—LII. 653.—LIII. 47. 
—LIV. 478.—LV. 514. 542. 590. 890. 
65. That their Lordfhips would proceed further in the Trial of Warren Haftings, Efquire, on Monday, 
23d May, 1791; XLVI. 579. 
Ditto on other Days, XLVI. 628. 636. 651. 659. 








On the firft Tuefday in the then next Seffion of Parliament, XLVI. 668, &amp;c. See Zim: 
peachment. 
66. That their Lordfhips would give Order for fummoning Witneffes on Mr. Hatftings’s Trial, de- 
fired by the Commons, XLIX. 246. 
67. That their Lordfhips would return a Book and original Papers delivered to them és Meflage 
from the Commons, XLIX. 617. 
68... That they had referred the Book and Papers communicated by the Commons to a Committee of 


- Secrecy, with Power to receive Communications from the Committee of Secrecy appointed by the 
Commons, XLIX. 619. 


Other Matters, viz. 
60. Meffages defiring Conferences, XLVI. 659.—LI. §. 6.—LIII. 38.—LIV. 424.—LV. 483. 


. 





Ditto agreeing to Conferences defired by the Commons, XLVI. 651. 


I. Defiring the Houfe to continue fitting a little longer, as they might have Occafion to fend to them, L 
615.—LI. 478. 


Ditto to continue Sitting for fome Time, LV. 885. 
72. Bringing. Minutes of Evidence of Witnefles examined by their Lordfhips on particular Inquiries, LI. 10. 
Defiring the Houfe to furnifh their Lordfhips with Minutes of particular Evidence, LV. 582. 742. 


Meffages) received, although not Forty Members prefent to put the Speaker,into the Chair, XLVIII. 660. 
XLIX. 619. 633. 736. 


~~] 
Ww 
*. 


Defiring the | seponoe to give Leave for particular Members to attend Committees of the Lords, LII. 392. 


431. 4396. 451. To attend the Lords to be examined before Select Committees, LV. 870. 872. 
888. 890. 894. 


rine Rios giving Leave to particular Lords to attend Committees of the Houfe of Commons, LII. 
4. . 





Requefting Reports, &amp;c. to be communicated to their Lordhhips, viz. 
From Secret Committees, LII. §21.—LI1V. 499. 


From Select Committees, LI. 707.—LV. 196. 582. 743. 902. 
Requefting 









74 


75° 


76. 


77° 


78. 


79 


PB CMAGS , rom che Loris sod tcidenal Preceding dae MOTRR 





Meflages by Two of the Judges, vie. o32..9 9, 


4 OH Rermplita of an £&amp; of the Ferlamentf _Irglapd f°. 28 nee uted to 


Bringing Reports which’ the Cothindns had delitedl nd tik if TARP ve 
From Secret Committess, iy SS 12 ,enomune &gt; oft mott ersdmel vit 
From Seleét Committees, LV. 922. 


Bringing Laforniation ‘Which the Comniohs dete, Weipobtig uh Han eter Reo, &amp;c.— 


LV. 669. veo vd mowink brs? litw yous ted T 18 


That they concurred i in ‘Refolutions comaneaicgad to then pat. a. Gonfqrencey aati had agreed to an 





Addrefs thereon, to which they defire the Concurrence of the Houfe, LI. 6 33 
106.— Conferences. 
y"s \ ways 


Wi 
That they concurred in a Refolution ccenalas dt ¥ them by 2 Ma age, re(peath te the Promul- 
‘gation of the Statutes, Lill.” 169.++—See fran tacates. « 


That they had appointed Two Lords ‘to’ attend’ ‘His Mie with ; an Adres ig both Houfes, and 
defiring the Commons to appoint a oh arkerey ag sages of Mem bers to 80. with themy Lu. 
654.—LV. $14. 590 °890. OC! 


Of having come to feveral Rivludico wren cértaini 3 the Spe eg the Promulgion 
of the Statutes, LIII, 174.-——See Statutes. 


See Addrefles, 





at joo 
Of having come toa Refolution and Agreement refpetting the Diesinution of the Confumption of 
Wheat, &amp;c. in their refpectiveamilies, LW 295 sonSee Bante, abZ -odrO 


Of agreeing tothe Refolution of the Commons fent,to'them. by aMetiage selpetting.the Counter- 
vailing Duties to be paid on Importation from Ireland, &amp;&amp;c, 5: Ditto of tl the Growth, &amp;c. 
of Great Britain on Importation into Ireland, $8 5/“-—«See” ven TE 


Of coming to Refolutions upon’ ¢onfidering Refoltitiohs of the Corhmins teat 'to thet, ins ig 
the Inclofure of Wafte Lands, &amp;c—LV. 758.5% (nol oll ocD om 


of beriete: Drie (]—~ 


~ 
Bringing Agreements to Bills relating to, His Majelty and the, thi Pasig XLVI. — —Xi¥II. 
681.—XLVIII. 926.—L. 638. 


Ditto by One Judge and One Matter in ' Shancery, LIV. 37 5 fan x 80. 
Bringing Addreffes to be prefented to His Majefty,: to whic ‘the eergl defirg the SHEI RABE 


the Commons, XLIX. 737. 


Meflages by the Gentleman and Yeoman Uther of the Black | Rod, VIZ. 


By His Majefty’s Command, XLVI. 6. 7. ccd 9.— Lill. 3.— LIy. 3. 743-—LY. 3. Take. 
792-795. 929- 


By Defire of Lords Commiffioners, viz. 


Appointed by Letters Patent to open the new  Paaemeni in al LI. 7. 8. 


Appointed to give the Royal Affent to Bills, XLVI. 339. 398. 562. 685.— XLVIL. 382. 
533° 626. 747. 775- 1069.—XLVIII. 91. 343+ 465. 711. 745. 758. 764. 826. 860. 
874. 938.—XLIX. 207. 212, 255...388. 416, 484. 568. 622...734.. 943m Lu 5s-253. 
178. 300. 323. 379- 479- 490- 507+ $45. 553- 567. 617. 637.— LI. 99. 150. 246, 
248. 270. 479. 544. 617. 784. 790.—LII. 68. 90. 110. 125. 230. 240. 257. 360. 
374+ 384. 423. 435- 436. 478. 531. 558. 566. 606. 637. 662. 672. 697. 749.— 
LIII. 131. 134. 169», 229, 268... 316, gG0W gO. 479. 542. 561. 629. 647. 690. 706, 
LIV. 79- 88. 92,613 141. 204) 986. 4TZ. 440. 533. 539. 623. 676. 710. 737.— 
LV. 43. 48. 202. 208. 242. 284. 332. 346-"374- 414. 451. 537- 594. 680. 714. 
745- 783. 877. 895. 904. 922. 

——Ditto previous to Ballots for Ele€tion Committees, L, 178." 323. 


——Ditto for further proroguing the Parliament,..XLVI. 708+—XLVH. ro91.—XLVII. 997.— 
XLIX,. 745.—L+ 639,—LIL. 756.—LIII. 709 LIV, 744.-—LY- 793. 


Meffages by the Clerk, Affiftant, and Deputy Clerk of the Crown, LV. 539. 


A Special . Direétion relative to Ditto, occafioned by the Abfence of their ufual Meffengers, 
ibid. Houfe acquiefces in the Reafons affigned for fo fending this , ibid, 


V. Incidental. Proceedings relating to Meffages, ¢ Uz. 


8o. 





That Anfwers would be fent to Meflages by Meffengers from the Commons, Lil ‘431- il 451. 
§21- 633. 707.—L1V. 499-—LV. 196. 539- 582. 870. 872. 588. vee 894. 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790-——1800.) | 3 oF Anfwers 
































- 


rinses Incidental! Proceedings 7 a/dting! S— 3 


— 








be tase 


ms A 


By the Meffengers from their, Losdthips, XEVI,-6597--XLIX. 620-1... Sisk 5-—LII..392.—8 
LV. 761. 744. 885. 890. 
By Members from the Commons, LII.’ 436: 543 LV. add ‘902. 


1 Anfwers received from the Lords to Mefages nS to shin viz. 


mi That they will fend Anfwers by Meffengers of _ hese ™ XLVI. 189. 645 alle LVIII. 819. 866.— 
;o? beoter bed (BLM ne hedEt suoenets _— 


Meffages fre, fis Majefty, viz. 


$2, Again read upon being takem into Confideration, XLVI. 266. oe $+-XLVINy)128.— XLIX. 379. 
tae 589.— L. 154-—— LI. 243. 214.— LI. 199: 215-352. 524. 633.— LIIL..199. 258. 352: 
633. 684.—LY. 94. 185... 


83. Read upon confidering other ‘Matters, XLIX. 1g. Ze5+k. 583. 609.—Lh 236. 
84. +——-Ditto:of former Seffions, XLVI. 471.--LIL 186, 203. 
85. -——Ditto of former Parliaments, L. 474.—LII. 186. 203. 204. 


Other Matters relating to-Meffages, viz. 
«&gt; atts of Meffages front the Lords read, Lil. 453. 458. 
‘—Ditto referred, to Seleét Committees, LV. 701. 
« ~, According to Order taken into. Confideration, LV. 94, : 
86. wer taken into Confideration, XLVI. 266-=L. ¥54.-LI. 213. 2f4—~-LII. 199. 215. 524. 633. 
4: | 
a ——Ditto and referred to the Committee of Supply, LM. 524. 
$7. —. Confideration deferred, XLVI. 256-—XLVHE. 121. +LV. 62. 89. 


To be taken into further Confideration, LV. 94, 


VI. Queftions’ Negative, viz. 
88. - To particular Words ftanding Parts of Meflages, XLVIIE. $18. 
89. To fending Meffages, viz. 
To the Lords, XLVIIt. 847. 


See Accounts, 1103.—Addrelles, 3. 4. &amp;c. and 116.—~Smenbments, 46. 49.—Com: 
mittees. 144.— Houle, 5. to 14. and 108.—Jmpeachment.—FJournals, 7. 34. 35. 
36.—DMembers, +55. 64. 114.-~-Metions, 56. 79.—Supply, 13. 270. 





filelengers. 


t. Again called in, &amp;c. XLVI. 659.— XLIX. 620—L- 615.— Ll. §-——LI. 392. 431. 451. 521. 
633. 654.—~ LIF. 38. 478.— LIV. 499.— LV. 196. 483. 514. 582. 590. 701. 744. 870. 
$72. 885, 888. B90. 894.. goz. 


2: Withdraw, XLVI. 132. 135. 579. &amp;¢.—XLVH. 6. 501.—-LIl. 65. 88. 104. 107. 654.—LIII. 
38. be 707.—- LIV. 499. 729.—LV. 280. 483. 514. 582. 870. 872. B85. 886. 388. 
890. 894. 902. 922. 

9. Again withdraw, XLVI. 659.— LI. §.+—LU. 392. 431. 436. $21. 633. 654.—LIII. 38. 707. 


—LIV. 499.~-LV. 196. 483. 514. 582. 701. 888. 890. 894. goz. 





Meffenger to the Great Seal, viz. 
‘GP YER Ne _ Examined at the Bar, L. 279. 
2. Petitions the _— LI, 404. 425. 
» KMefeagers 


— - 
oe ee 








Meffengers to the Houfe, viz: 


o To be ftationed on Horfeback at particular Places, on the Houfe going to Saint Paul’s Church or 
a Day of Thank{fgiving, Lit. 154. gems int Paul's Church on 


See : Seeing 9h Mllons £¢ Yomte, ais 5 ++ Welhages, 80. 81.— fopeaker, 84. Sc. 





See Copper.— Drawhacks, 89. 94.—Supply, 487. 





‘FHKetropolis. 


See Atpounts, 1391.— Bills, 66.—Billg of MWorrality.—iLonvon. 





Michaelmas. 
Accounts made up at Michaelmas and Chriftmas, LU, 164. | 
See Accounts, (Navy), &amp;c.—Quarter Sefions —Serflions—_Sefliens houtes. 





Middleter. 


See Getates, 117. &amp;c.— PHighways.—Ynclolures.— _ Pews-papers.—DOffenders. — Poor, 10.— 
Quarter Selliong—Rates.— Squares and Streets, 1. 2. &amp;c—Cower Pamilets, Kc. 





Military Affairs. 


See Accounts, 161. 165. 181. 198. 219. 222. 508. 588. 1043.—Army,—Pabp.— Supply, 
72. 74. 78. &amp;c. 





HMilitary Afylum. 


See Houle—Supplip, (under 203). 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





en eT re On ee ets 
foe ee eee ee 





Military Roane) ee, 


See Accounts, 1043. 1046.—foupplp, 242. 


































Military Stores. 


—EE—e—eee—eeEeEeeEEEEeeeeEeEoEoEeoe—EEoEoEEeEeEEEEoEeEeEEEeeeeEEEeeEEEEEEeEeeeeee 


J. Petitions for Bills relating to Ditto, viz. 


1. Of His Majefty’s Juftices of the Peace for the Eaftern Divifion of the County of Suffex, for a 
Sum of Money in the Hands of the Treafurer, raifed on Account of the Militia, to be carried 
to the General Public Stock for the faid Divifion;..referred to a Committee, XLVII. 523. Re- 
port, and referred to a Committee of the whole Hloufe, 547. Confidered, 551. Report and 
Bill for Ditto, ordere@, “552° Prefented, 8. 627... Not proceeded in. The Petition re- 
newed and referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 263. Report, and to He on the Table, 429. 
Report agaiti ‘read and ‘feferred. ‘to a Committee of the whole. Hoiife,.766. Confidered ; 
Report, aud Bill for Ditto, ordered, 774. Confidered, and the Report upon the Petition re- 
ferred, &amp;c. 817. P. 874. 


2. "Of feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Derby, relative to appropriating un- 
applied Money raifed for the Militia of that County, towards raifing, embodying, &amp;c. Troops 
within the faid County; referred to a Committee, L. 108. - Report, and referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houle; 197.9 Confidered, 223. Report, and Bill for Ditto ordered, 226. 
P. 323. &lt; o4 3 vise. 


3. Of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Stafford, for appropriating Money unapplied 
raifed for the Militia of ‘that County, towards raifing, ‘&amp;c. Troops within the faid County ; 
The King’s Recommendation fignified, and Petition referred to.a Committee, L. 342. Report 
and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 354. Confidered and Report, and order 
Bill for Ditto, 358. Bill confidered, and the Report on the Petition referred, &amp;c. 471. P. 508. 








-——&lt;~ 


JI. Bills relating to the Militia ordered on Motion, wz. 


4. To provide for the Families of» Perfons chofeh by» Lot to ferve in the Militia of this Kingdom, and 
of Subftitutes ferving therein ; and to explain, &amp;c. an Act of 19th Geo. III. for reducing into 
One A&amp;t, &amp;c. the Laws relating to the Militia; ordered, XLVIII. 126. Read Third Time, 
&amp;c. and a Claufe added for giving a Retrofpe&amp;tto the Provifions of the Act, and an Amend- 
ment made by leaving out a Claufe, 274. P. 343. Bill to amend the faid A&amp;t; ordered, 
XLIX. 207. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 447. P. 568.——Bill to explain and amend 
the faid Act of 33 Geo. III. ; ordered, LI. 655. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for Relief 
of the Families of Non-commiffioned Officers reduced to the Ranks, 764, P. 791. Bill to 
explain the faid Act of 33 Geo. III. ; ordered, LI. 636. Prefented, &amp;c. 639. Not proceeded 














in.——See infra, 7. 
5. For augmenting the Militia ; orderedy»X LIX. — 303. Prefented, 8&amp;c. and tobe printed, 307. In- 
ftruction to make Provifion to inereafe for a Timete be Jimited, the Bounty now payable to 


Volunteers ferving in the Militia, 330. P, 388. 


For providing an Augmentation to the Militia, to be trained.and exercifed in the Manner therein 
directed, and for enabling His Majefty to caufe the fame to be embodied, in Cafe of Neceffity, for 
the Defence of thefe Kingdoms; ordered, Lil. 42. Bill committed and immediately 
confidered ; reported ; to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 64. 
Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed and again confidered, &amp;c. 86. Reported again; 
fome Amendments difagreed to; Amendments made to others, &amp;zc. and Claufes added relating to 
Subftitutes having Children, 89. 90. -Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for making Allow- 
ances to Families tor the Fwenty Days of Exercife, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 92. 
P. 110.——Bill to explain and amend fhie“faid AG; ordered, Lil. 200. Prefented and read 
Firft and Secoid Time and-committed, %16.. Confidered,. and report ; and to be printed and 
further confidered, 220. Purther confidered ; Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 
229. Read Third Time, anda Claufe added:after being committed, 8c. 232. Amendments 
made at the Lords and agreed to, with Reafons entered for fo doing, 242. 256. P. 258.——See 

6. For amending fo: much of Act of 13 and 14 of Charles IE. for ordering the “ Forces of the feveral 


Counties of this Kingdom,” as relates to the Militia of the City of London, and forthe better 
; ordering 












SS —— 


10. 


Il. 


$e. 


13. 


14. 


16. 


I7- 


Militia ; Bills relating thereto, &amp;c. 


———_———_ - —--— + — i te 





ordering the fame ; ordered, XLIX. 738. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 739. Confidered 
and report ; and negative adjourning a Debate on the Bill, with Amendments, being ordered to 
be ingroffed, and order Ingrofiment, 741. P. 743. The laft Act (pailed 34 Geo. III.) read, 
and Bill for altering, amending, and rendering more effectual the fame; ordered, L. 308, Pre- 
jented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 313. Read Third Time, and negative an Amendment propoled, 
386. P. 480. The iaid Two Acts read, and Bill “ for amending and reducing them into One 
“ AG, and for the further regulating of the trained Bands or Militia of the faid City ;” ordered, 
LI. 466. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 495. Petition of the Court of Affiftants of the 
Honourable Artillery Company, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel 
ordered, 525. Confidered, 623. P. 785. Bill for altering and amending Aé&amp; 36 Geo. III. 
ordered, LIV. 653. Petition of Corporation of London, againft; to lic on the Table till Second 
Leading of the Bill, 668. Order for the Second Reading difcharged, and another Bill ordered, 
690. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 694. An Inftruction propofed; withdrawn, 
&amp;c. 716. P. 738. 


To apportion the Relief by the feveral Statutes now in force directed to be given to the Wives and 
Families of Non-commiffioned Officers, Drummers, Fifers, and Privates, ferving in the Militia, 
between the County at large, and the peculiar Diftnicts therein not contributing to the County 
Rate, according to the Number of Men ferving for each in fuch Militia; ordered, L. 120. 
Pretented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 176. Confidered, and Inftructions relative to Subftitutes, 
469. Reported ; Report to be further confidered, and to be printed, 475. Report further con- 
fidered and Amendments made, 496. Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, 507. 


P. 553: | 
Bill to regulate the Stock Purfe of Militia Regiments, and for keeping an Account of the Receipt 
and Expenditure of the fame ; ordered, LI. 689. Not proceeded in. 











For indemnifying Deputy Lieutenants and Officers of the Militia who have neglected to tranfmit 
Defcriptions of their Qualifications to the Clerks of the Peace, &amp;c. XLVI. 365. P. 465.——— 
See {ndemuitp, 1. 3. 

For Cloathing, &amp;c. of the Militia, and Allowances to Officers, &amp;c. 
206. 537. 543- 

For better raifing and ordering the Militia Forces of the Tower Hamlets in the County of Middle- 


fex ; ordered, Lil. 207. P. 258. Bill to enable His Majefty to draw out and embody Ditto; 
ordered, LI. 596. P. 637. See Cower, 


For enabling Perfons profeffing the Roman Catholic Religion, to ferve as Officers in the Provincial 
Cavalry, and Supplementary Militia; ordered, LIt. 596, Inftruétion to make Provifion for 
enabling Proteftant Diffenters from the Church of England to take Commiffions in the faid 
Corps of Provincial Cavalry, &amp;c. and Bill confidered, 681. Reported, &amp;c. 689. Sent to the 
Lords, 701. Not returned. 





See Supylp, 204. 205. 








Bill to provide for the Families of Perfons ferving in the Militia of the City of London; ordered, 
LU. 637. Not brought in. é 


for allowing a certain Proportion of the Men raifed in purfuance of Two Aéts for Augmenting 
the Militia, to enlift into His Majefty’s other Forces for a Time to be limited ; ordered, LIL. 
170. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, iid. P. 229. 





—— to enable His Majefty to order out a certain Proportion of the Supplementary Militia, and 
to provide for the neceflary Augmentation of Men in the feveral Companies of the Militia, bv 
incorporating the Supplementary Militia therewith; ordered, Lill. 235. Committed, and 
ordered to be printed, 237. Read Third Time; a Claufe added, and Amendments made, 248. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 266. Amendment agreed to, 267. P. 268. 
Bill to give further Time for putting the faid A@ into Execution ; ordered, 290. Prefented ; 
read Firft and Second Time and committed ; confidered and reported, 303. Sent to the Lords 
304. Returned, 311. P. 316. : 








for better dividing the Militia into Regiments, Battalions, &amp;c. ; for augmenting the Number 
of Field Officers, &amp;c.; and for making other Provifions concerning the Militia and Supple- 
mentary Militia; ordered, LIII. 475. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 478. Confidered in 
the Committee ; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 
507. Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed and further confidered, 517. Reported, 
525. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 530. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 625. Amendments agreed to, 655. P. 690. 





to continue Act of the laft Seffion, for empowering His Majefly to accept the Services of fuch 
Parts of His Militia Forces in this Kingdom,"as may voluntarily offer themfelves to be employed 
in Ireland; ordered, LIV. 43. P. 88. Bill further to continue Ditto; ordered, LY., 117. 
P. 203. 





--——- for enabling His Majefty to accept the Services of an additional Number of Volunteers from 
the Militia under certain Reftri€tions ; ordered, LV. 9. Prefented, 8c. and to be printed, 15. 
Bill reported ; Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 32. Read Third Time; Amend- 
ments propofed, but not made, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 33. P. 43. 


Inp—ex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8G ! 18. Bill 












{ Bills relating. thereto, anda Bill from the Lords 
relating to the Miitia. 


Pailitia | 5 


-_-— a ese 
— —$—$—— 


————— — 








18, Bili for exempting, daring the War, certain Perfons ferving in Volunteer Corps,. from being 
ballotted for the Supplementary Militia, under certain Conditions; ordered, LIV..91. Prefented 
&amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 92. Act 37 Geo. III. read; an Inftrution given; Bill confidered 


in the Committee; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to bz 
printed, 97. Report further confidered ; Amendments agreed to, Bill to be ingrofled, &amp;c. gg. 
Read Third Time and Amendrhents made, 102. Agreed “to by the Lords, with fome Amend - 

ments, 137. Amendments agreed to, did. P. 141. Bill for extending the Provitions of the 

faid Act to Volunteer Corps raifed under A@ 38 Geo. HI.; and for giving further Time fox 
tranfinitting Copies of Mufter Rolls of Volunteer Corps who claim the Exemption, &amp;c.; ordered, 

LIV. 199. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 205. Committed, 222. Order for going into the Committee 
difcharged, 265. Another Bill for exempting Perfons ferving in Volunteer Corps and Afio- 
ciations F frown being ballotted for the Militia, under certain Céaditions 2 ordered, LIV. 265. A 
wrong Bill fent to th re Lords ; Meffage fent with a proper one, 385. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 437. Amendments agreed to, 467. P. 534. 








19. Bill for reducing the Number of Militia Men to be raifed, and to ferve in the feveral Counties in that 
Part of Great Britain called England; ordered, LIV. 199. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
206. Confidered in the Committee 5 reported, and Report to be further confidered ; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 372. Report further confidered, and Billre-committed, 402. Bill con- 
fidered again ; Act 34 Geo. III. read negative an Inftruction ; Report to be received, 432 
Sent to the Lords, 473. Not returned: See Arvmp. 


Bill to amend A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. for reducing, &amp;c. into One A&amp; the Militia Laws ; and A&amp; 37. 
Geo. IIT. for providing an Augmentation to the Militia, &amp;c. fo far as the fame relate to the Militia 
of the Counties of Middlefex and Surrey; ordered, LIV. 659. Inftruction to apply certain 
Monies remaining in the Hands of the Clerks to the Deputy Lieutenants of Middletex, &amp;c. to- 
ca completing of the faid Militia, 673. Bill prefented, &amp;c.676. Ordered to be printed, 677. 

6 738. 





III. Bill from the Lords relating to the Militia, v7z. 


20. For empowering His Majefty, for a Time to be limited, to accept the Services of fuch Parts of 
His Militia Forces of this Kingdom as may voluntarily offer themfelves to be employed in Ireland, 
Lit. 685. Read Second Time on a Divifion ; committed ; confidered ; reported ; an Amead- 
ment propofed but not made ; Bill paffed, &amp;c. 689. P. 690. 


Sce Accounts, 141. 850. $51. 854. 1104. 1159.—Qrmyp, 2. 15.—Bills, 18. 20. 
31. 32. 37. 67. 135. 151. 224. 268.—Courts, 30. 33.—Clections, 282. 283. 
293.— boule, 198. 244.—Fndemnity, 1. 2.—King, 43-—Wembers, 28. 29.— Pavi- 
Gations, 4.—Pabp, 16.—Seotland, 15.—Supply, 204. 


——————— A ———— 
_ SS ee I?m —_— 


Hilk. 


See illg, 213.—Juelofures, 342. 


PMillboards. 


See Supply, 402. 513. 


—— PBlillers. 


i. Bill to regulate the Price to be paid to Millers for grinding Corn; ordered, XLIX. 176. Pre- 


fented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 207. Negative now reading the Bill Second Time, and defer 
it for Six Months, 308. 


2. Reports from the Select Committee on the high Price of Corn, LI. 209. 210. 493. 547. 
| See Wills, 225.—Corn and Orain, 9. 10. &amp;c.— Boule, 164.—Miills. 









Million’ Bank, 


See Getsuntz, 269 &amp;c.—Corporationg, &amp;c. 5. 





4 
FHS. 

I. Bill for the better Regulation of Mulls; ordered, LI. 494. Bill confidered in the Committee; 

Report received ; Report to be further confidered, and the Bill, as amended, to be printed, 531. 

Bill re-committed, 559. Report, and a Claufe added after being committed, &amp;c. for every 

; Miller to fix up Tables of the Pricesin Money for grinding Corn, &amp;c. Another Claufe added, 
toexempt Mills kept by Private Perfons fromthe Regulations and Provifions of this A&amp;, and 

feveral Amendments made by the Houfe to the Bill, &amp;c. 525. P. 785.- Bill to explain and 

amend the faid A&amp;t; ordered, LV, 2$0, Confidered in the Committee ; reported ; Report to 

be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 362. Report further confidered, and 


re-committed to a Sele&amp;t Committee, 477. Again reported; Report to be further confidered 
in Three Months; Bill as amended to be printed, 495. 





2. Petition of the Corporation of London, for a Bill to encourage the erecting of Corn Mills on the 
Banks of the Thames, in the Vicinity of London, for a greater Supply of Flour; referred to a 
Committee, LHI. 311. Not reported. 


3s Petition of John Pate Neville, of Badfworth Hall, Efquire, for a Bill for releafing the Inhabitants 
of the Manor of Leeds from the Obligation of grinding their Corn at certain Water Corn Mills, 
called the King’s Mills, at Leeds, on making a Compenfation for the Lofs occafioned thereby ; 
referred-to a Committee, LIV. 217. Not reported. 


4 Petitions of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills againft certain Navigable Canals, XLVI. 568. 569. 571. 572. 
582.—XLVIIE. 73. 353-—XLIX. 155.—L,. 305.—LI. 400. 428. 
Reports relating to Mills, Millers, 8c. LI. 210. 493. 


See Atcounts, 159. 161.—Billg, 225. 249. 251.—Corn and Grain.—MWillers, 2.— 
Pavigations, 103. &amp;c. 


wr 


ee _— oF 





Mills, Engines, &amp;c. 


See Mills, 4.—Pabigations, 103. 127. &amp;c.— Patents, 3. 4. &amp;c.—Trave, &amp;c. 10: 17. 19. &amp;c. 








Hillstones, 
See Custamg, (under 5.)—oute, (under 88.) 


—_— 
2 nnn nc ee cena aeeeeemnennee 


illwrights. 


Petition of feveral Mafter Millwrights for leave to prefent a Petition after the Time limited, for the 
better preventing of unlawful Combinations of Workmen employed in the Millwright Bufinefs, 
and for regulating the Wages of fuch Workmen ; Leave given ; Petition prefented and referred 
to a Committee, LIV. 405. Reported, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 412. Prefented, &amp;c. §12. 
Bill committed; Petition of Journeymen Millwrights working within the Metropolis and 25 Miles 
round the fame, again{t ; to lie on the Table until the Report is received from the Committee, 
and Counfel ordered, 532. Voices given tothe Committee, ibid. - Another Petition of Journey- 
men Millwrights in and about Condon, againft; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 542. Bill 
reported, and of hearing Counfel, and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 567. Re- 
port further confidered ; Petition of Journeymen Millwrights prefented on 10th May laft again 
read, and to lie on the Table till the Report is taken into further Confideration, and Counfel 
ordered ; Negative calling in Counfel; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 604. 
Read Tiird Time, &amp;c. 613. Not returned from the Lords. 


Inp—ex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











eee 











Mineral Albalt. 


See Patents, 1. 








sPiners. 


See Qctounts, 170.—Army, 10. 14.—Supply, 206. 





tt it le ite ce ctr 


lines and Minerals. 


See Actounts, 1264.— Bills, 169. 258. 378.—Coals.— Copper.—prawhacks, 1. 89. 94. &amp;c. 
Estates, 34. and 42. (Walfal.)\—ighwaps, 4—oule, 163. 240.—Mabvigations, 35. 36. 
108. 128.— Patents, 2. 





a 


Ministers, Schoolmasters, &amp;c. 


See Bills, 153. 270.—Churehes, 9. 10. and 21. (Milbrooke).—CGast Yndia Company, 2.— 
Scotland, 18. 41. &amp;c.— Sedition, 11.—Supply, 590. 





— ———— 


Ministers of State, &amp;c. 





I. Negative a Motion for difiniffing His Majefty’s Minifters, Lil. 593. 
2 — a Motion of Cenfure relating to deferring an Increafe of Pay to Seamen, &amp;c. LU. 563. 
3. relative toRe-payment of Money advanced by the Bank, LU. 581. 


See Accounts, 1090. 1164. &amp;c.—MAddrefles, 49. 137. 138. 149. 155. 159.—#rante, 
15. &amp;c.—Germanp.—Loans,— Motions, =7. 100.— Questions Predious Megative, 
34.15. 22.29. &amp;c.—iKiots.— Russia, 2.—Wese Jndies, 7. 








te et th 


4 a / 
sPinorities, 
See Mibisions.— Elections (Flint).—C€states.— Petitions. 


~ 





me i ge a a a ete oe 


Minors. 


See Churches, &amp;c. 23.—Cstates.— Petitions, 186. 


nn LE ee eee 


selint. 


Bill to afcertain the Salary of the Mafter and Worker of His Majefty’s Mint ; ordered, Liv. 669. 
P.'737. 


See Accounts, 508. 860. 861. 1179. 1352.—26ills, 138.—Cagt Jndia Company, 
18. &amp;c.—Clettions (Writs)—Rusgia—Supply, 145. 210. 


LLL LO Ot i i te te = 
















Flinute Books. 


See Qerounts, 278. 279: 364, 








— 
- 


. SPinutes, 


Not a Houfe on a Motion for Minutes to be laid before the Houfe, L. 450. 


See Accounts, 278. 364. 571. 862. 864. 1180. 1215.—Abdrefles.— Committees, 
Ill. 127. 139 —@ouneil— Docks, 6. 7.—€bidence, 9. 10. 11 15. 21.—Houle, 
67. 159. 183. 276.—49rinting, 113. 116. 165. 168.—Sebdition—Crade, &amp;c. 4. 





Mishehadvtour. 


See Militia, 4. 





HMitcellancous Services, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 618. 619. 664. 868. 1214.— Addreflesi—- Drders, 71. 





Mitthteés. 


See Buil-baiting —iSutchers.— Mews- papers. 





shifconduct, 


See Biltg, 138—Contere. : 





Misdemeanors, 


1. Bill to empowet certain Courts to order Expences attending Profecutions for Mifderneanofs 
to be paid out of the County Stock, ordered, LIII. 350. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
45§. Negative difcharging the Order for the Committee on the Bill, 513. Confideted and 
Report a ante 519. On a Diwvifion for the Speaker leaving the Chair) not Forty Members 
prefent, 583. To be further confidered, 597. Further confidered; reported ; Report to be 
taken into further Confideration; Bill as amended to be printed, 621. Report further con- 
fidered ; Amendments made, &amp;c. 625. Bill read Third Time on a Divifion; Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 647. 648. Not.returned from the Lords. 


2. Perfons not obferving certain Regulations to be guilty. of Mifdemeanors at Law, XLVIII. 803. 
See Bills, 153. Carts.—Cogsts.—Cpidence, 5.—hing, 16. Drderg. (Elections. )— 
petitions — Sedition. 





Inpex XLVL to LV, (1790—1800.) 









ISLS. +&gt; 
. ‘ &gt; ’ a. an" 


Particulars of Ditto in Wales, alfo a Certificate thereof, XLVI. 841. 948. 





FISSION. 


See Acrounts, 754. 1030.— printing, 153. 





eee 


Mistakes. 


I. Noticed and amended, XLVI. 87. 92. 126. 1029. 
2. Miftakes in giving particular Notices, XLVI. 513.—LIL. 195.—LIII. 363. 559. 
3. Houfe acquainted of Miftakes, XLVI. 397.—XLIX. 201.—LIl. 366.—LII. 434. 679. 





informed of Ditto, XLVI. 92,—XLVII. 1029.—XLIX. 591.—Lk 678. 
Miftakes in Titles of Bills ordered in, LIM. 434. 
in Bills fent to the Lords, XLIX. 591. 734.—LI.—256. LIV. 682. LV. 322. 774. 





in Claufes not intended, left Standing in Bills fent tothe Lords, XLIX. 591. 734. 








in not fending Claufes tothe Lords along with Bills, LU. 366. 
Particular Confents riot obtained becaufe of ‘Miftakes, XLVII. 630. 
Petitioned for to be rectified, XLVI. 28. 414. XLIX. 306.—LI. 594.—LIII. 366. 440. 


Cos NY 


i0. Ina Report, and Report re-committed, XLVI. 205. 


See Accounts, 1369.— Bills, 14. 87. 139.—Commertial Credit, 1.—Contert.— 
Clections, 47. 251. 252.—oule—Jnelofures, 436.—Judia, 4—WLand Car, 3. 
Pembers, 77.— Pilitia, 18.— Pavigations, 143.—Ocotland, 53.—Speaker, 30. 
117.— Stamps, 1.-—auppin, 571 





Pitts, Mittens, &amp;c. 


See Duties, 69. 70.—Bonfe, 135. 





flodels, Casts of Busts, &amp;c. 


See Jnbventions. 5. 





Modus. 


An Amendment to a Bill refpecting Ditto, LI. 574. 
See Juslofures. (Kerry).—Cpthes. 





Mogadore. 


See Attounts, 975.—MAddrelles, 85.—houle, 273.—Wellages.—Supply, 212. 












Mohair, Darn, 


See Mtcounts, 368. 


flonarchy. 


See Frante.—King.—Wellages—Spain.—Speeches, 5. &amp;c. 





Monastery Boules. 


See Jnelotures, 246. 





fsloney. 


See Actounts, 23. 127.134. 146. 151. &amp;c. 623. 628. 661. 666. 669. 690. 705. 787. 812. 
868. 882. 1011.—Qddrefles, 52. 56. &amp;c.— Bills, 15. 31. 36. 38. 45. 143. 144. 181. 
184. 185. 193. 199. 201. 206. 213. 222. 225. 229. 230. 235. 243. 247. 249. 265. 270. 
271. 332- 363.—Cstates.—_ Bighwaps.— Boule, 230. 244. &amp;c.—Jndemnitn.—FJournalg, 37. 
50. &amp;c.— Militia, 1. 2. 3.— Mills. Patious, 8.—_Pavigations.—rcotland, 95. &amp;c. Suppip. 
28. 29. 33+ 212. 442. 585. 





Money and Certs. 


See Accounts, 345. 508. &amp;c. Wills, 87. 136—Commercial Credit—Corporations, 3.— 
France, 3. 5.— Wolland, 1. 2.—patonbrokers.—oupplp, 480. 552. §69.— Switzerland. 





Monopolies. 


See Butchers.— Forestallers.—Travde, &amp;c. 18. 





slonuments. 


See Accounts, 669. 869.—Advrelles, 72 to 77, and 113.—Supply, 28. 





4 
Moorings. 
See il, 162. 280.—Dotks, 3. 6. &amp;c.—Harbours.—Ports.—Ships and Uellels, 2. 


el 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












Moors ot Wiastes. 


See Zuclofurep, 55. 213. 





LO Al ts 


Morality, Religion, &amp;c. 


See Andrefs, 1.—focotland, 17. 18. &amp;c.—fopetches, 5. 








fortgages and Mortgages. 


1. Petition of Mortgagees of Tolls, XLVI. 57. &amp;c. 

2. For continuing, &amp;c. Highway Acts to pay Debts and Intereft, &amp;c. XLIX. 484.—LII. 127. 416, 

4 Mortgagees not to be entitled to Principal or Intereft, until a Road is certified to be in good Repair, 
XLVIIL 764. 


See Billg, 170. 222. Cgstates, 3. 48. 49. 50. 137.—Highwans, &amp;c.— Zuelofures 
(Beverley, &amp;c.)-—Dabigations. 





sflortmain. 


Penalties of the Statute not to be incurred by a particular Tranfaction, 1.1. 429. 
See Bills, 246.— Pabigationgs, 87. 104. 





Mortuaries. 


Mortuaries and Eafter Dues, LIN. 584. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Flotions. 


I. Motions fuperfeded by reading the Orders of the Day ~ .e 





II, —_-—— - --- by reading the other Orders of the Day 2 ¢o 8. 
III. Motions fuperfeded by Adjournments, zz. 


For want of Forty Members prefent 9. 10. | On Motions, Divifions, Se. - 11 to 16. 


1V. Motions made with Leaveof the Houfe - - - - - 17. 
V. Motions being complicated objected to and divided - ~_ 18. 


VI. Motions referred to Committees of the whole Houfe —19 #o 21. 


VII. Motions 










Potions, Contents of the Head, cominatd, Pe. 


NS —— 





VII. Motions withdrawn relating to various Matters 22 70 96. 
VIII. Queftions Negative relating to Motions - - 97 ¢o 102. 


IX. Incidental Proceedings - - - - = - = 103. ro4. 





Potions. 


I, Superfeded by reading the Orders of the Day relating to, vzz. 


1. Members of Parliament ; for their being excufed Attendance on particular Days, XLVIII. 348 


For no further Exportation to take Place of Specie or Gold to the Emperor, &amp;c. 


Parliament fhould be taken on the Subje&amp;t, Li. 349. until the Senfe of 


II. By reading the other Orders of the Day, viz. 


2. Relating to a Sum received of the Treafury by the King of Pruffia, L. 1 54. 


36 That the Payment of His Majefty’s Troops ferving in India, and thofe of the F i 
i fhould be kept as equal as poffible, &amp;c. XLVI. 690. 1¢ Eaft India Company 


Relating toere¢ting Barracks in this Country, XLVIII. 264. 
a Relating to the Recal of Earl Fitzwilliam, late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, L. 547. 


4 

5 

6. Relating to a Member deputing another Perfon to frank for him, L. 413. 

7 For Copy of a Letter from Le Comte de Sombreuil to the Secretary at War, LI. 573. 58 5. 
8 


Relating to its being the Duty of the Houfe of Commons vigilantly to fuperintend t tus 
of Public Money, LI. 683. &amp; Y - nd the Expenditure 


For Addreffts, LII. 472. 
To watch over the Purpofes to which Duties were applied, LUI. 696. 


III. Motions fuperfeded by Adjournments, zz. 


For want of Forty Members prefent, viz. 
9. For Addreffes, LI. 232. 


10. For reviving a Committee, XLVIII. 634. 


On Motions made to adjourn, and carried in the Afirmative, viz. 


Il. For printing Accounts and Papers, XLVI. 190. 

12. For a Member to have Leave to make a Motion, XLIX. 143. 

13. Relative to Military Officers in the Service of the Eaft India Company, L. 318, 
14. For Addreffes, LU. 438. 


On Motions and Divifions, viz. 


15. For a Committee to confider the State of the Nation, L. 362. 
16. Relative 'to a Syftem of Coercion in Ireland, LIII, 697. 


IV. 17. Motions made with Leave of the Houfe, xtvt. 305. 367—x.vil. 626. 
737: 770. 781.—XLVIII. 264. 265. 350. 417. 614. 619. 622. 649. 654. 683. 788. 799. 
See Members, 95. &amp;c. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—%800.) 8 I V. Motions 












~ 


Motions: Withdrawn, relating to various Matters. 


NE 
So 










































V. Motions being complicated, vz. 
Objeéted to and divided, viz. 


18, Relating to the Proclamatioris of the roth and 21ft May 1794, iffued by Sir Charl 
Sir John Jervis in the Weft Indies, L. 570. Y 1794, iued by Sir Charles Grey and 


VI. Motions referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


19. For a Supply to be granted to His Majefty, XLVI. 22,—Lv. 804.——= 
9 fei re ajelty I. 22 x3 804.——See Boule, 20.—Suppip, 
20. For Leave to bring in Bills, XLVI. 206. 431.—XLVIII. 209. 666. 780. 811. 814.—XLIX. 146, 


356. 370.—L. 77. 343.-—LI. 415. 643.—LII. . 701.—LIll. . 627.— 
646.—LV. 530. 543. 616. —— 579-7 549. 027.—LIV. 263, 


21. For Provifion to be made in all Bills relating to Canals refpeéting a particul _— 
209.——See Boule, 217. &amp;c. 6 pecting a particular Matter, XLVItt, 





VII. Motions withdrawn, relating to, v/z. 


Accounts and Papers; for ordering them, relating to, viz. 


America, viz. 


22: For Copy of any Memorial delivered, 21ft February 1794, to His Majefty’s Secretary of State, on 
the Subject of the State of Defence of Halifax, by the Merchants of Halifax or their Acents in 
London, XLIX. 213. % 


Army, vz. 
os For an Account of the Extraordinary Expences of Ditto in 17973 LIII. 258. 505.——Difto in 
1798; LIV. 619. 





Bank Notes, wiz. 


For an Account of Ditto in Circulation on an Average of every Three Months, in particular Years, 
with Diftinétions, LV. 890. 


Cold Bath Fields: 


For Copy of any Letter, &amp;c. fent by the Foreman of a Traverfe Jury to the Foreman of another 
Traverfe Jury, LV. 753. | 


ies 


Earl of Moira, viz. | 
23e For a Return of General and Staff Officers, &amp;c. ferving under the Earl in the Year 1795; LI. 633. 


Eaft India Company, viz. 


24. A Continuation of Correfpondence from the Government of Bengal and Madras on the Subjeé&amp; of 
the prefent War with Tippoo Sultan, XLVI. 447. 


To the Offices of Governor General and Commander in Chief in India being in One Perfon, XLVI. 


578. 
25. To feveral Tranfactions in 7 being in direét Violation of the Public Views eftablifhed by Par- 
liament, &amp;c. XLVII. 556. . 


For Copies of the lateft Intelligence received relating to the War in India, XLVII. 695. 


Flor Copies of all Difpatches, &amp;c. received from India, relative to the Appointment of the Young 
‘Nabob of Oude, &amp;c. to fucceed to the Office of Subadar of Oude, &amp;c. LIV. 677. 


Eftates, viz. . 
26. For a particular of the feveral confiderable Landed Eftates of which the Mayor, &amp;c. of Lenne 
Regis, commonly called King’s Lynn, are feifed, &amp;c. in their Corporate Capacity, &amp;c. XLIX. 295. 


France, viz. 


24. For an Account of all Communications between His Majefty’s Minifters and the Executive 
Government of Frarice, between 8th July and 19th November 1792; XLVIII. 127. 
28. For Copies of the Orders for ftopping the Exportation of Corn or Grain to France, iffued fince 


1ft October 1792; XLVIIL, 158. 
For 


































Potions; Withdrawn, relating. to various Matters. 





29. For a Return of the Irith Brigade enlifted to ferve againft France; up to the 1ft of Auguft 1795 $ 
with an Account of their Pay and Allowances, LI. 146: 
0 For certain Accounts relative to the Expedition to the Coaft of France, LI. 632. 


Income, viz. 


rv For an Account of the Total Produce of the Tax for the Year eriding 4th April 1801; Lv: 828. 


India Board of Controul, viz. 


30. For an Account of the Salary annexed to the Office of Counftl to the Board, lately created, and 
now enjoyed by John Anftruther, Efquire, XLIX. 64: és 


Merchandife, viz. 


‘ For an Account of the Valtte of Britifh atid Foreign Merchahdife expoited and itnported, 
Lil. 258. 


Ticket Men, viz. 
3k. For an Account of Perforis proteéted as fuch, L. 111, 


Watermen, viz. | 
32. For the Number of Ditto employed by the Nobility, and protected by théir Badges; L: tio. 


Weft Indies, viz. 
33- Several Motions relating to the Expedition under Sir Charles Grey, &amp;c. in 1793; LI. 632. 6 4% 


See infra, 55. 


For Addreffes, viz. 


For Accounts and Papers, viz. 


34: For a Copy of any Treaty ot Agreement betweeti His Majefty the Emperor of Germany and the 
King of Pruffia or either of thofe Powers entered into in January, 1793 ; XLVIII. 182. 

35. For a Copy of a Letter from Lord Dorchefter at Quebec to the Indians of Lower Canada, 
XLIX. 632; 

36. For Copies of Official Papers, &amp;c. 4s relate to any actual Co-operation of His Pruffian Majefty’s 
Troops with thofe of Great Britain in purfuance of the Treaty figned at the Hague in’ April, 
17943 L. 29s “ | 

37 ‘ For Copies of fuch Reports as have been made by the Law Officers of the Crown, to whom certain 


Memorials wefe referred relatitig ts the Conduct obferved to the French Iflands after they were 
under the Britifh Government, L. 502. 


38. Fof an Account of the Net Proceeds of the Duchy of Gornwall from the Birth of the Prince of 
Wales, until the Income arifing from the faid Duchy was paid to His Royal Highnefs, L. 573. 


39» For Copies of fiich Intelligence as had been received by any of His Majefty’s Minifters. relating 
to the Mode of carrying on the War, againft the Maroons in Jamaica, LI. 532. 


For an Account of any Relief, &amp;c. to the Public in Confequence of any Report of the Com- 
miffioners appointed to inquire relative to the Crown Lands, &amp;c. LII. 364. 


oe For Copies of any Applications to the Treafury refpeéting the Mode of Paying the Tellers of the 
Exchequer, LII. 364. . 


¢ For a Copy of the Correfpondence between the Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, and Major Genes 
ral Walpole relative to the Maroons of Trelawney Town, LII. 508. 


For a Copy of the Inftruétions given to the Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean for breaking 
the Convention refpeéting the Evacuation of Egypt, LV. 729. Another Motion, “ for In- 
“ ftruétions relative to the Evacuation of Egypt,” 744. Another Motion, “ for Copy of the 
“ Appointment of Sir Sidney Smith at the Court of Conftantinople,” 775. For a Copy of 
the Letter of the Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean to General Kleber, in his Letter 
dated roth April 1800, to the Kaiimachan of the Sublime Porte, &amp;c. 871. 


For Addreffes relating to other Matters, viz. 


40 For His Majefty to Dire&amp;t fome certain Provifion to be made for Poor Seamen, approved of by the 
Admiralty until there is room for them in Greenwich Hofpital, XLVIII. 48.» 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) | 41. To 








































MHlotions ; Withdrawn relating to various Matters. 














41. To recommend that fuch Meafures may be taken for the Safety and Tranquillity of the Britith 
Weft India Iflands, at this Jundture, as. His Majefty in His Wifdom fhall think fit, xLix. 


212. 


For fome fignal Mark of His Majefty’s Royal Favour to be conferred on Admiral Sir John Jervis, 
K. B. for his Victory over the Spanifh Fleet, LII. 364. 


For Amendments propofed to Addreffes, viz. 
42. For eftablifhing a Board of Agriculture, XLVIII. 791. 


For leave to bring in Bills, viz. 


43- For better preventing Bribery and Corruption in the Eleétion of Members to ferve in Parliament, 
XLVI. 788. ; 
44. For repealing Aéts of 22, and 23 Charles II. relating to the Game Laws, and for fubftituting other 


Provifions in Lieu thereof, LI. 475. 
Relative to fufpending certain Acts refpecting the Negotiation of Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. LII. 356. 
For appointing additional Commiffioners of the Land Tax, LIII. 449. 
Ditto for the City and County of the City of Coventry, LIN. 475. 





For the more effectual, Relief of the Poor for a Time to be limited, LV. 310. 


For Reading Bills, viz. 


45. A fecond Time in Six Months, &amp;c. inftead of now, XLVIII. 192.—-XLIX. 202. 390. 
——Ditto Four Months, &amp;c. inftead of other Days, LIV. 480. 
46. A Second Time on a particular Day; the Motion and alfo an Amendment withdrawn, XLIX, 
189. . 
oe A Third Time on the Morrow, LIV. 321. 


For Bills being again re-committed, LIII. 605. 


Relating to Amendments to Bills, viz. 


a For Amendments to Bills being read Second Time in Six Months, &amp;c. XLVIII. 192.—X LIX. 202. 
390. 
Motion and Amendment for reading Dittoon a particular Day, XLIX. 190. 


For a particular Day inftead of now, LI. 220. 


For Amendments propofed, viz. 
On Reports of Bills, viz. 


47° For making a Claufe Part. of a Bill after being read Twice and amended, LI. 784. 
On Third Reading of Bills, viz. 
48. For a Claufe to ftand Part of a Bill; it being propofed to leave it out, XLVII. 824, 
49. For an Amendment propofed to an Amendment made by a Committee, the Amendment of the 


Committee being a Claufe, L. 495. 





See fupra, 42. 45. 
For adjourning fyrther Proceedings on Bills, LUI. 688. 


Title varying from the Order of Leave, viz. 
——See ills, 120. 315. 





Bill withdrawn, XLVIII. 341. 
For Inftructions to Committees on Bills relating to, viz. 
50. Duties, LI. 700. 
gr. Navigations, XLVIII. 632. 
To receive Claufes, LIV. 716. 
For giving Powers to Committees on Bills, viz. 
To limit particular Matters, LI. 700. 
For Printing Bills, viz. 


52. For abolifhing the Trade carried on for Supplying Foreign Territories with Slaves; with the 
Amendments of the Committee, XLIX. 335. 


For 


Flo tions 9 Withdrawn. 








53° 


54. 


56. 


57° 


58. 


59- 


60. 


61. 


62. 


63. 


64. 


ee 


65. 


66. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8 K 


For Bills to pa/s, viz. 


\ 
Quebec Bill ;* in order to receive a Petition offered relating to Ditto, XLVI. 608. 


For appointing Committees of the whole Hou/e, viz. 
For the Houfe to now refolve itfelf into a Committee, viz. 


To confider further of a Bill, XLVIH. 921. 


For immediately refolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 
To confider the feveral Papers relative to the Negotiations. that were holden on the Subject of the 
War between Ruffia and the Ottoman Porte, XLVI. 457. 
For refolving itfelf into Committees on particular Days, viz. 


On His Majefty’s Meflage relative to an Eftablifhment for-the Prince and Princefs of Waies, 
L. 475: 


To inquire into the State and Management of the Prifon in Cold Bath Fields, Lv. 773. 


For refolving itfelf into Committees generally, viz. 
To inquire into the State of the Trade to Newfoundland, and into the Nature of the Grievances 
_ complained of by the Merchants engaged in the Fifhery, XLVI, 737. 

For a Committee of the whole Houfe inflead of a Selec? Committee, viz. 


To examine the Signatures to a Petition of the Freemen of Carlifle fora Peace, L. 238. 


For giving Inftructions to Committees of the whole Hou/fe, viz. 


On the Bill for impofing certain Duties on Dogs. “ For giving Power to limit the Exemption 
“ from the Tax to be impofed on Ditto, to fuch Dogs only as are kept by Perfons inhabiting 
“ non-affeffled Houfes ;” LI. 700. 


Appointed to inquire into the State of the Prifon in Cold Bath Fields “‘ That they do vifit the 
“ faid Prifon,” LIV. 385. 








For Committees to fit, viz. 
The Grand Committee for Courts of Juftice, on a particular Day in the Houfe, XLVI. 624. 


For Conferences with the Lords, viz. 
Relative to expediting the Trial of Mr. Haftings, XLVIII. 299. 


For appointing Selec? Committees, viz. 
To confider the feveral Laws relating to the Prefervation of the Game, &amp;c. LI. 475. 


For Inftruétions to Seleé? Committees, viz. 


Appointed to confider of a Mode of limiting, &amp;c. the Produce of Tolls on navigable Canals. 


** To confider of a proper Mode of regulating the Proportion of Shares to be allotted to Land 
“; Owners ;” XLVIII. 221. 





Relating to Complaints, viz. 
The Complaints withdrawn, LIV. 127. 


Relating to Counfel and Evidence, viz. : 
For adjourning the further hearing of Counfel for Three Months, XL VII. 756. 
For calling in Counfel,” Liv. 435- 
For Petitioners againft Bills to be heard by themfelves or Counfel, LI. 467. 


Relating to Debates, viz. 
For adjourning a Debate on a main Queftion, amended, viz. 


For appointing a Committee to confider of the Circumftances of the African Slave Trade in 
Six Months, XLVI. 282, : 


For the Second Reading of Claufes, LIII. 639. 


For 
























































65. 
68. 


69. 


70: 
71. 


73+ 


74. 


75: 
76. 


7% 


78. 


79 


80. 
$1. 


82. 
83. 


84. 
85. 
86. 





| Potions, Withdrawn. 


I | 


For adjourning Debates Six Months inftead of Three, viz. 
For Leave to bring in a Bill, LI. 436. 


Relating to Elections, viz. 


‘For appointing Petitions complaining of undue Elections and Returns to be heard on a particular 
Day, XLVI. 20, 


For difcharging Ordets for confideting Petitions on particular Days, LII. 297. 


For leaving a Notice to a fitting Member, of a Petitioner intending to enter into a Recognizance, 
with the Clerk of the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. 47. : 


Relative to Soldiers in Barracks at the Time of Elections being within Act 8th Geo. II. LI. 783. 


Jo the Hou/e, viz. 
For Adjournments of the Houfe, viz. 
To fuperfede Motions, XLVIII. 337.—L. 92.—Lill. 666. 
For now refolving itfelf into a Committee, XLVIII. g21. 
For a Refolution or Opinion of the Houfe relative to Barracks, LI. 783. 
For hearing a Matter of Complaint at the Bar, LI. 181. 
For difcharging Orders of the Houfe, L. 567.—-LIV. 127. 


For a Perfon at the Bar, in Cuftody, being withdrawn, to be again brought in and afked Quef- 
tions, LII. 154. ; 


See infra, 92. &amp;c. 


Relating to Members, viz. , 
For their being excufed attending Calls of the Houfe, LI. 103. 
For a particular Member being reprimanded by the Speaker, XLVII. 1 3. 
For a Member to be expelled, LI. 661. 
For Members to be excufed ferving on Election Committees, L. 179. 


For Motions of Leave for Members to go out of Town, being made between Four and Five of 
the Clock only, L. 563. 


For Members to ftay in the Country for a Fortnight, &amp;c. Lil. 445. 
Amendments of Queftions, viz. 
For Members to attend the Houfe on particular Days, LI. 104. 
See Members, 78. g1. 95. 


Relating to Meffages, viz. 
For adding, &amp;c. Words to Meflages propofed, XLVIII. 863. 


Relating to making Motions, viz. 
Between particular Hours, L. 563.——See ember$, 95. &amp;c. 


Relative to Orders of the Day, viz. 
For reading them to fuperfede Motions, LI. 100. 


¢ 


For Orders of the Day being now read, LI. 213.—LIII. 316.———See fupra, 1. 2, 
For the other Orders of the Day being now read, LL, 190.——See /upra, 3. 4. &amp;c. 


Relative to Orders of the Houfe, viz. i 
For difcharging Orders for further adjourning Calls, L. 557. 
For reading an Order of the Houfe for.a'Call.of the Houfe, LI. 205. 


Relative to Petitions, viz. 
For bringing them up, XLVIII. 739.—LIV. 378. 
For Ditto to lie on-the Table, L. 238.—LI. 190. 


For giving Leave to Petitioners to amend their Petitions by the Votes, fo as to render them fimilat 
to former Petitions, XLVII. 381. 


87. For 





PotiONG Withdrawn. 





87. For referring Petitions to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 447. 


88. For referring a Petition to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. L, gt. 


Relative to Queflions Previous, viz. 


89. That Queftions propofed be now put, XLVI. 366.—XLVIII. 397: 
Relative to Reports, viz. 

90. For bring up a Report, LI. 199. 

gl. For taking a Report into further Confideration in Three Months, XLVIII. 446. 


For now taking Reports into further Confideration, LIII. 393. 
See fupra, 37. 
For Refolutions or Opinions, viz. 


92. Relative to both Offices of Governor General and Commander in Chief in India, being in one 
Perfon, XLVI. 578. 





Ditto to an Agreement by Lord Cornwallis with the Nizam, XLVII. 556. 


Ditto to Barracks for Troops, not being within the Exceptions of Act 8th Geo. II. for 
quartering Soldiers at Elections, LT. 783. 


95- That the Houfe having received Petitions, Accounts, &amp;c. relative to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, 
it is incumbent on them to proceed to the Examination thereof, &amp;c. XLVII. 711. 


93- 
a 





For agreeing with Committees in Refolutions, viz. 
Committee of Ways and Means, Lil. 632. 


Relative to the Speaker, viz. 


96. For his leaving the Chair for the Houfe to go into Committees of the whole Houfe, LI. 632. 
668. 


‘VIII. Queftions Negative touching Motions, vz. 


Relating to the Houfe, viz. 








97. For adjourning the Houfe to fuperfede Motions, XLVI. 63. 176. &amp;c. See Houle, 423. 
&amp;c. 

98. For reading the other Orders of the Day to fuperfede Motions, XLIX. 488.—L. 428.—LI. 
415. ; 

9% To ordering Perfons to attend the Houfe on particular Days, L. 140,—LII. 219.—See 
Witnefles. j 


To ordering Accounts and Papers, Lil. 228.——See Accounts, 1 369. 


For Refolutions or Opinions of the Hou/e, viz. 


100, Upon confidering the Report from the Committee of the whole Houfe relative to the Public 
Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 704. 


That His Majefty’s Minifters deferve the Cenfure of the Houfe, Lil. 563. 


To referring Motions to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
IOI. For leave to bring in Bills, XLWII. 789.-—XKLVIH. 780.—XLIX. 123. 
To confider of Motions for Ditto, LII. §77.—LIII. 443.—LIV. 256. 
102. To referring Matters for Inquiry, &amp;c. to Select Committees, XLVII. 711.—XLIX. 199,—LI. 563. 
See Qbdbdreffes, 113. 115. &amp;c.— boule, 20. 217.—Quegstions, &amp;c., 


IX. Incidental Proceedings, wz. 


Motions to be made at particular Hours, viz. 
103. For Members to have leave to go out of Town, L. 563. 
104. After particular Hours, with Leave, XLVI. 367.—XLVII. 626. 


See Debates, 1. &amp;c. 24.— Houle, 217. 218. &amp;c.— Penhers, 75. 78. 91. &amp;c.— Sedition. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Muir and Palmer.. 


aun f A Petition of the Reverend Thomas Fithe Palmer, Clerk, a Prifoner in His Majefty’s Ship or 
Veffel Staniflaus, at Woolwich ; Debate on bringing up Ditto adjourned, XLIX. 225, Debate 
refumied, the Petition brought up and to lie on the Table, 255. 


2. Negative feveral Motions for Copies of Books of Adjournal, or Criminal Records of the Court of 
Jufticiary in Scotland, relating to them; to be laid before the Houfe, XLIX. 312. 313. 


See Addrefles, 166.—Scotland, 109. 





ms, 7 Mules. 


See Soupplp, 314. 340. 462. 490. 





seu. 


See Supplp, 417. 467. 





Pluseums. 


Petition of the Truftees of the Britifh Mufeum, to be enabled to accept a Legacy of Valuable 
Books and Drawings, &amp;c. without paying the Legacy Duty; referred to a Committee, Liv. 
600. Report, and to lie on the Table, 618. Report again read, and referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, and immediately confidered ; report a Progrefs and to be further confidered, 
658. The Order for further Confideration difcharged, 666. See (Corporations, &amp;c. under 
Legacies.) 


See Accounts, 870.— petitions, 83. 84.—Supplp, 213. 








' #Mulictans. 


See %illg, 224. 





sMuslins. 


See Supplp, 331. 





Mulquito Shore. 


See Accounts, 872.—Soupplp, 167. 168. 























Muster, Muster Rolls, &amp;c. 


Mutter Rolls ordered to be re-delivered, XLVI. 639. 
“See Accounts, 197. 874.—Armp.— Bills, 13 5.—onfe, 67. 155.—Pavp—pips, 1. " 
— Slaves, 5: 15. &amp;c. 





Mutiny, 


See Armp, 1. 2.—Mellages, 24.—Pabp, 18. &amp;c. 





fslypstery. . 
Of particular Companies, &amp;c. LII. 396. 591. 645. 
See Actounts, 356.—Darcks, 6. &amp;c. 





Nabobs. 


See in eile, 527- 534+ 540. 550 554. 556. 568. 574. 578. ——Cagt Jndia Companp, 
Cc-— 





Names. 


I. Petitions for Bills to enable Perfons to take and ufe particular 





Names, vz. 
Petitions for Bills to take and ufe Surnames and Bills ordered thereupon, 
&amp;c. viz. 
1. Beckett, Gilbert Trowe, totake Turner, XLVII. 390. P. 627. 
2. Hancorn, Baldwin, to take and ufe Duppa, XLVI. 40. P. 707. 
3. '» Hancorn, Baldwin Duppa, the Son, to take and ufe Duppa, XLVI. 231. P. 707. 
4. Johnftone, Richard, to take Vanden Bempdé, XLVIII. 53. P. 298. 
Jull, Thomas, to take Godfrey, LIV. 45. P. 132. 
5. Quick, Nutcombe, to take Nutcombe, XLVII. 466. Agreed | to by the Lords with Amendments, 
which were agreed to, 779. 783. P. 1074. 

6. Trafford, Dame Jane, to take Southwell, XLVI. 184. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amend- 


ment, which was agreed to, 383. 409. P. 564. 
9. Vane, Sir Henry, Baronet, to take Tempeft, L. 56. P. 482. 


II. Bills from the Lords to enable Perfons 'to take and ufe Surnames, 


VIZ. | 
8. ' Barrar, Edward Aéton, to take Acton, XLVI. 551. P. 688. P 
ed Braybrooke, Lord, and his Sons, to take and ufe Griffin, LIII. 180. P. 268. 
9: Brereton, Thomas, and Mary his Wife, &amp;c. to take and ufe Weftfaling, XLIX. 456. P. 570. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8 L | 10. Butcher, 




















Names, 





106 Butcher, John, to take Rodbard, XLVIW. 264. P. 467. 

li. Fane, Henry Hopkins, and Katherine his Wife, to take Cholmley, XLVI. 618. P. 688. 
Kerry, Juftinian, to take Ekins, LV. 557. P. 683. 

12. Leigh, Thomas, to take and ufe Hare, XLVI. 551. P. 688. 


Martin, Denny, D. D. totake and ufe Fairfax, LU. 375. P. 424. 
13. Shuckburgh, Sir George Auguftus William, to take and ufe, &amp;c. Evelyn, XLIX. 376. P. 486. 


III. Queftions Negative, wz. 


14. To particular Names ftanding Part of Amendments to Bills, XLVII. 803. 
15. To particular Names being added to Bills, as Truftees, XLVII. 827. 


* IV. Incidental Proceedings, vz. 


, 16. The Houfe informed: of the. right Name of a Place for which an Inclofure Bill was ordered, LI. 
582. : 
See Bills, 139. 156. 164. 226.—Clections, 269. &amp;c.—Land Car.—Pembers, 
49- 53- 


a - en Eee 
. a ES = em = See 


| Naples. 


See Accounts, 1105. 1233. 


1| 


ee a 
I 





Passau. 


See Amevita, 4.—Paturaligation, 80.—West Indies, 1. 2. 





——— 


Pation, State of. 


i. Houfe adjourns on a Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, 
to confider of the State of the Nation, L. 362. 


2. Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of the 
State of the Nation, negatived, ona Divifion, LI. 497. 


See Addrefles, 167. Committees, 131.—Conferences, 1. &amp;c.—Journals, 33. 


National Bedt. 


See Actounts, 260. 647. 1200.—Committees, 122.—Debt Pational—Supyplp, 180. 








Nations: — 


I. The Law of Nations ftated to have been broken, XLVIII. 149. 
2. Trade with Nations in Amity with His Majefty, Lil. 698. 705. 749. 


See America, 7.—Frante—Poult, 230.—3ndia, 2—BPellages, 17— Question 
Previous Pegative, 14. 26.—pruttia.—R uttia.—Sopain, &amp;c. / ay 


ooo 





Natural Bistory. 


See Boule, 260.— Petitions, 60. 141. 





Patural-born Subjects, 


See Scotland, 17.—Subjecrs. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Naturalisation, 


——&lt;&lt;— 


I. Petitions for Bills to naturalize Adults, (Men) - - 1 £0 36. 





Ij. ————_Ditto to naturalize Women - = = = - 37. 38, 


IiI. Bills from the Lords to naturalize Adults,(Men) - 39 ¢o 76. 


1V. —— Ditto fornaturalizing Infants - - - = = 77, 98, 
V. —— Ditto for naturalizing Women. - - - - = 79, 80. 
VI. Incidental Proceedings -°- = = 4 , = # - - 8r, 


PNaturaloBation. 


I. Petitions for Bills to naturalize Adults, (Men,) and Bills ordered, 
Vi2. 
Ibercht, John Henry Charles, 


Anderfon, Jacob. 


See Boué. 





See Hentig. 





a Aftor, George, LIT. 43. P. 110. 
She Audra, Juftin Eliza Cefar, LIV. 87. Takes the Oaths, 200. P. 388. 


See Borel. 





Azemar, Stephen. 





See Cazenove. 


Beneken, Chriftopher Godfrey, LV. 95. Prefented and read, 632. Not proceeded in. 


Batard, John Francis. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) : 1. Benjoin, 












: PNaturalisation 5 Petitions and Bills re/ating thereto. 















Ze 



































14. 














15. 
16. 


























Benjoin, George, XLIX. 25. P. 256. 


— a Sa 


Bitterman, Godfrey, LIV. 141. 146. Takes the Oaths, 187. P. 388. 
Blaurock, Charles. 


Boccius, Frederick Gottlieb, XLVIII.-239. P. 829. 





Sce Steinberg. 


Bong, George, LIV. 103. Takes the Oaths, 134. P. 388. 

Borel, Abram Henry, Henry Borel, Louis Borel, and Stephen Azemar, Lil. 104. P. 2 31. 
Boué, Alexandet Charles, and John Henry Charles Albercht, LI. 54. P. 246. 

Bouwens, James Charles Philip, L. 123. P. 482. See infra, 38. 

Brandt, Charles Frederick. See Doxat. 


Brouquens, John Bertrand de Boubee, for himfelf and Jofeph Charles Leon de Boubee de Brouquens, 
and John Joachin Vital de Boubee de Brouquens, his infant Sons, LV. 269. So much of the 
Order as relates to John Bertrand and Jofeph Charles, &amp;c.; difcharged, 719. Bill for John 
Joachin. Vital, &amp;c: prefented, 725. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 754. 
P. 784. , 


Brunfwick, Chriftopher, XLIX. 177. P. 389. 








Caftellain Hermenegild Auguftus Maria, LIv. 8. Takes the Oaths, 81. P. 142. 
Cazenove, Charles Theophilus, and John Francis Batard, XLV1. 152. P. 399. 
Charretié, John John Ifaac. See Wifs, John Anthony. 

Choumert, George, LII. 127. P. 231. 

Clementi Muzio, LV. 803. Bill prefented and read, &amp;c. 862. Not proceeded in. 
Cuvelje, Abraham Zimon Doncker, LIV. 57. Takes the Oaths, 537. P. 625. 

De Luc, John, LIV. 150. Takes the Oaths, 187. P. 388. 

D’Efcury, Simeon Jacob Charles Collot, LIV. 79. Takes the Oaths, 523. P. 625. 
Doxat, John Alphonfo, and Charles Frederick Brandt, XLVII. 436. P. 62 . 
Eckenftein, Daniel. See Ifelin. 

Engell, Henry, XLVII. 83. P. 467. 

Engftro’m, Hans Peter, LV. 803. 








Erck, George, LIV. 141. Takes the Oaths, 374. P. 739. 


“Falck, John Chriftopher, LI. 204. P. 791. 


Feilitzich, Frederick Lewis Erneft, Baron, LI. roy. P. 619. 

Foreman, Luke, XLVI. 139. P. 340. 2 

Fournier, John Lewis, Lill. 179. P. 361. 

Freefe, John Henry, LI. 53. P. 246. = abe. 

Giefler, Carl Friederick, LIII. 269. Takes the Oaths, 573. P. 692. 
Gourgas, John Mark, and James Soret, XLVII. 436. P. 627. 

Gries, John Lawrence, born at Hambré in Germany, LIV. 10. Takes the"Oaths, 100. P. 142. 
Gruneifen, Charles, LU.. 79. P. 231. 

Hauffoullier, Lewis John Marie, LI. 326. P. 608. 

Hecker, Frederick Julius, LV. 269. Not proceeded in. 

Hennings, Charles Frederick, a Native of Elbing in Pruffia, LIv. 5. P. 142. 


Hentig, John William, XLVII. 46. Petition of Jacob Anderfon, for Provifion to be made for his 
Naturalization ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 415. 471. Bill com- 
mitted, and Mr. Anderfon’s Petition read again and referred to the Committee, &amp;c. 507, Re- 
ported, 511. P. 627. 


Hentz, Elias, XLIX. 17. P. 256. 

Heyman Henry, the Younger, XLVI. 212. P. 399. 

Heyman, John Everard, LIV. 73. Takes the Oaths, 98. P. 142. 

Hinrichs, Ulrich Anthony, Lil. 106. P. 231. 

Hofman, Peter, LIV. 152. Bill prefented and read, &amp;c. 178. Not proceeded in. 
Jolivet, Henry, Lil. 88. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 129. P. 229. 


» Hfelia 








17. 
i8. 


d4. 


31. 


326 






Naturalization sf Pegi _ 4nd Billa for _ostnraliing 





Ifelin, John Frederick and Daniel Eckenftein, LIN. 244. P. 361. 
Kent, Adolphus, LIV. 73. Takesthe Oaths, 100. P. 142. 
Koithan, Frederick, XLVI. 186. P: 399. 


Krohn, Jacob, XLVI. t39. Title amended by the Lords dnd dgreed to; 229. 269. P. 340: 


La Fontaine, James. See Martinius, 





Lange, Salomon, Liv. 146. Takes the Oaths, 187. P. 388; 

Lanfegiie, Marquis of, LII. 133. 

Laroche, Michael, LV. 288. 

Libotton, Anthony Henry, LU. 289. P. 384, 

Lubbreén, John Diederich, LI. 191. P. 480. 

Marindin, John Philip, LIV. 57. Takes the Oaths, 210. P. 388. 
Martin, John Alexander, LIV. 65. Takes the Oaths, 95. P. 142. 
Martinius, Nicholas Albert ; and James La Fontaine, XLVI. 139. P. 340. 
Maze, James, XLIX. 82. P: 389. 

Migault, John Gabriel, LIV. 146. © Takes the Oaths, 374. P. 441. 
Moré, Frangois, Philip Colomb; Louys Gruaz, and John Arnick, XLVIII. 21 5. P. 467: 
Muller, Emanuel, and John Rapp, XLVIII. 206. P. 713. 

Muntz, Philipp Frederick, LU. 159. P. 241. 

Nicolay, Charles Gotthold, LV. 95. Takes the Oaths, 660. P. 747. 
Noordingh, Chriftian, XLVI. 22. P. 138. 


Papillon, Pierre Jacques, and Pierre Francois Papillon, Liv. 104, Take the Oaths, 187. 
P. 295. " 

Papiloi, Adrien Charlés, LIV. 104. Takes the Oaths, 298. P. 388. 

Piefchel, Auguftus Frederick, LI. 129. P. 229. 

See (Muller). 


Ravee, Anthony, XLVI. 237. -P, 689. 





Rapp, John. 


Ravelli, Anthony, LII. 103. P. 231. 

Rebenack, John Frederick, LI. 363. P. 486. 

Reichard, Jacob, and Peter Raymond, LI. 232. P. 452. 
Reimer, Henry Chriftian, LI. 279. P. 480. 

Robin, Peter Lewis, XLVIII. 215. P. 467. 

Runquift, Peter Andrew, LII. 282. P. 424. 

Schick, Anthony, Native of Vienna in Auftria, LIv. 8. P. i42: 


Schmiding, John Frederick Peter, LIII, 34. Read Third Time and an Amendtnent made, 129. 
P. 229. 


Schmidtmeyer, Peter; L. 123. P. 30% 
Schroder, Herman, XLVII. 131. P. 624. 
Schroder, John Frederick, LV. 799. Takes the Oaths, 885. Sent to the Lords, 898, Not 


returned. 
Soret, James.—-See (Gourgas.) 
Steinberg, John Frederick, and Charles Blaurock, LII. 127. P. 231. 
Tefchemacher, John Roger, LIV. 76. Takes the Oaths, gs. P. 142. 
Teftolini, Gaetano, LII. 12. P. 68. 
Thuillier, John, XLIX. 297. P. 625. 
Tulleken, John, LV.95. Takes the Oaths, 733. P. 784. 
Viaud, Peter, LIII. 236. Not proceeded in. 
Vink, Wynand Adriaen de Gruyter, Lil. 138: Ps234. 
Walker, Richard, XLVI. 436. P.\62%. . 


Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) $M 32. Wegener, 








Naturalization Pero and: Bills:for® naturalizing 


Perfons. 


ne 








































34. 


35+ 
36. 


37: 
38. 


39- 


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42. 


43- 


44. 


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45- 
46. 


48. 


Wegener, John Joachim Diederick, LIN. 83. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, 129, 
P. 229. 


Weltjé, Chriftoph, LV. 826. Takes the Oaths, 884. P. 930. 


Werninck, John Gottlob, LUI. 246. Prefented and Read, 339. Takes the Oaths, 350. Not 
proceeded in. 


Wicke, Johann George, LIV. 57. Takes the Oaths, 95. P. 142. 
Wienholt, Henry, Lil. 236. P. 384. 

Wifs, Matthew, L. 112. P. 301. . 

Wifs, John Anthony, and John Ifaac Charretié, XLVI. 142. P. 713. 
Wiftinghaufen, Frederic William, LV. 95. Takes the Oaths, 660. P. 747. 
Witke, Chriftian John Adam, LIv. 76. P. 388. 

Ww ittenberg, Albert, LV. 24. Prefented and read, 30. Not proceeded in. 
Zobel, Hieronimus Heinrich, XLIX. 247. P. 389. 

Zernitz, Frederic Cyriac, XLVIIN. 274. P. 829. 


II. Petitions for Bills to naturalize Women, and Bills ordered, 


viz. 


Blaauw, Marie Anne, LI. 178. Takes the Oaths, roo, P. 246. 


Hompefch, Comteffe (Jacqueline Charlotte), L. 123. Takes the Oath previous toa Ballot, 322. 
P. 482.-——See /upra, 4 





III. Bills from the Lords for naturalizing Adults, (Men), .v/z 


Anderfon, Carften, XLVIII. 648. P. 713. 

Bagelmann, Jacob, John Siffken, and George Lewis Chriftian Tatter, Lil. 310. P. 374 
Behrends, Philipp Frederick, LIV. 598. P. 711. 
Benezech, Peter, XLVHI. 624. P. 713. 

Bergne, John, XLIX. 252. P. 389. 

Berguer, David, XLVII.. 763. P. 829. 

Berthoud, Henry, LIV. 424. P. 535. 

Bichner, Otto, Li. 643. P. 787. 

Bielfield, Diederick Arnold, LIV. 424. P. 535. 
Bodecker, Auguftus William, XLIX. 155. P. 208. 
Boileau, Peter, L. 558. P. 619. 

Bollmann, Chriftian Henry, LI. 643. P. 787. 

Bonapace, Francis Louis, XLVI. 586. P. 689. 

Braun, Lorents, LIV. 300. P. 388. 

Brock, John, Lill. 563. P. 631. 

Brodum, William, Doctor of Phyfic, LIII. 669. P. 707. 
Bufck, Henry Vondem, LIV. 431. P. 535. 

Byland, Francis Louis Count, LIV. 646. P. 711. 
Cankrien, John Chriftopher, L. 164. P. 301. 

Choifeul, Jean Baptifte Armand, called Marquis de Choifeul, XLVI. 362. P. 399. 
Chriftin, Francis Henry, LIV. g84. P. 441. 

Corthym, Henry Auguftus, LI. 435. P. 480. 

Davallon, John Baptift, XLVII. 378. P. 524. 

Dubois de Chemant, Nicholas, LII. 471. P..7gz. 


52. Dumergue, 










































52. Dumergue, Charles Francis, and Charles John Joli Dumergue, XLVIII, 383, P. 467: 

5% Fifher, John William, XLVIII. 196. P. 298. 

54. Garrels, Herman Jacob, LI. 500. P. 546. 

55 ae Peter, Johanna Catherine Godeffroy, his Wife, and ie fol Thornton, XLVi. 9 3. 

- 340 

56. Hanfen; Peter Peterfon, and Otto Hinrich Hanfen, XLVIII. gi. P. 298: 

57° Hauffoullier, Lewis John Marie, Li. 541. Read Firft Time, g42. Not proceeded ins 
Heith, Frederick, and John Jacob Maite, Lil. 601. P. 663, 

58. Herfchel, William, XLVI. 614. P. 713. 


Holwhede, John Frederick, LI. 674. P. 707. 
Hoolboom, James Ecbert, LI. 674. P. 707. 


Horn, Nicholas, Lil. 79. P. 110. 
59. Howard, Robert, Howard, John, and Mary Thomas; otherwife Mary Howard, Li: 602. P. 78% 
60. Hullman, Gerard, and William Rudolf, XLIX. 179. P. 256. 


Humbert, John Daniel, LIv. 


Korff, William Conrad, LIV. 552. P. 625. 
61. Leuven, Arnold John Gevers, LI. 561. P. 619. 

Lullis, Charles Michael, LV. 890. P. gos. 
63. Mainwaring, Anne Marie, and James Mainwaring, XLVI. 730. P. 1074. 


Marcet, Alexander John Gafpard, LV: 658. P. 715. 


Micheli, Francis Julius, Lv. 719. P. 484. 
63. Mitchell, David, Li. 439. P. 546. 
64. Moilliet, John Lewis, L. 478. P. 568. 


Moller, George Chriftopher, LIV. 225. P.'2gs. 
Pelerin, Henry Ferdinand, Lit. 311. P. 361. 
64. * Perfent, Martin Walther, XLIX. 155. P. 208. 


66. Pottgeiffer, Petrus Welhelmus Aloyfius, LI. 168. P. 246, 
» 67, Raper, Felix Vincent, L. 421. P. 508. 
- Reinaud, John Lewis, LIV. 619. P. 711. 
u Rheinwald, Eberhard Fredrick, LUI. 563. P. 631. 
Rigaud, Charles Henry, LIV. 384. P. 441. 
68. Rilliet, Peter, XLIX. 345. P. 417. 
9. Runkel, John Juftus, LI. 405. P. 480. 


Sack, Lewis, LIM. 174. P. 268. 
Schedel, Henry Lewis, LI. 623. P. 663. 

Soilleux, Jean Nicholas Jofeph, LII. 471. P. 663. 
Sultzbergen, Johan Gotlieb Lebrecht, LV. 771. P. 792. 
Tiercelin, Jean Jofeph, LI. 471. 


70. Tolkien, Daniel, XLIX. 252. P. 389. 

71. Treijer, Gotlieb Auguftus, XLVIIL 923. P. 997, 

92. VaHe, Bartholomew, XLVI. 806. P. 875. 

73. Vallotton, John James, XLVIII. 196. P. 343. 
Vandermerfch, Jofeph Auguftus, LY. 882. P. 895. 

7h Van Dyck, Peter Dubbeldemuts, L. 74. P. 153. 

75. Ventura, Jofeph, XLVII. 730. P. 1074. 


Wanoftrocht, Nicholas, LI. 369. P. 452. 
76. Winzer, Frederick Albert, and Simon Maurice Bethmann, L. 130, P. 301%, 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Paturaltsation ;| 


384. P. 441. 





Petitions and. Bills £94 natyealizing 
Perfons. 


Read Firft Time, 474. Not proceeded in. 
























Paturalisation ; er oan eabhik ia there to.— 





IV. Bills from the Lords for naturalizing Infants, v7z. 
77. De Vifme, Emily, Lil. 555. P. 631. 

, Rucker, John Anthony, XLIX. 734. P. 743. 
“8. “Yan Yzendoorn, John, L. 164. P. jor. 


V. Bulls from the Lords fas Naturalizing Women, wiz: 


79+ Gordon otherwife Allan, Maria, 11: 292. P. 480. 

fo Gro’schner otherwife Huntley, Maria, LIY. 520. P, 625. 
80. Haftings; Marian, LI. 764. P. 793. 

- Naffau, Catharine, LIV. 431. P. 


535. 
Vallette, Jean Elizabeth Grammont, Widow, LV. 771. P. 792) 
See fupra, 59. 62. 


VI. Incidental, Proceedings, wz. 


Sr. Petitions to add Namés in Bills for Naturalization ; ; orderéd to lié on the Table’ till the Second 
Reading of the Bills, and read &lt; again on their being committed and. referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 415. 
5°97: 


See /upra, 14. 








Naval Fortes. 


See Pelages, 29.—Mavp, 1. 2. 7. io, &amp;c.—Hupplp, 214. 216. 220, &amp;c. 


a 
a a ee oer 





Bill for the better preventing the Embezzlement of His Majetty’ s Naval, Ceddancs, and Vidtualling 


Stores; ordered, LV. 717. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be prifted, 721. Bill reported and’ re- 
committed ; confidered ; and to be reported, 756. Report, &amp;¢. 757. P. 784. 


- 


See Accounts, 416. 417.— Customs, 5:-—Cprportation, 2.— Palland.— Judemnite. 
—tiing, 3.—WLatbs Crpiring, 10. 





‘ 4 ene : ; 
Navigation and Commerce. 
See Accounts, 3. 11. 36. 40. 410. 428. &amp;c.—Africa.—America.—Cast Judtia Companr.— 


Woule, ng ”263. &amp;c.— judia,—Dhipping.—Ohips, &amp;c.—Specches, 6.—Wege Fides, 
I. 2. 3. &amp;c 


—=—————— 


—— = = 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Pavigations. 


I. Bills relating to Navigations generally - - - - 1 ¢0 3. 





a 


II. Petitions for Bills relating to Navigations - - ~ 4. 5: 


III. Petitioris 





Pavigations ; | Cossets of the Head, and Bills: relating 








III. Petitions for Bills to continue, extend, and improve, 


&amp;c. Navigations of Rivers - - - -~ = 6 to 12, 
IV. Petitions for Bills to make Rivers navigable - - 13 to 16. 

V. ——— to explain, amend, &amp;c. Aéts relating to 
Navigations - - - - - - = £8 ¢o 21. 

VI. ———— to remove Difficulties in the Execution of 
Powers vefted in Commiffioners, &amp;c. - - 22. 

VII. —-—— to be enabled to fupport and maintain Na- 
vigations. =~ - - - + = + © 23 24 

VIII. ———— toenable Proprietors to borrow further Sums 
of Money, to complete Navigations- - 25, 26. 

_ 1X. ———- to borrow further Sums of Money for other 
Purpofes, relating to Navigations - - - 27. 

X. Petitions for Bills to make Navigable Canals and 
Collateral Cuts, &amp;c. - - - - 28 to 128, 

XI. ———— foreffeCtually carrying into Execution Aéts 
for Ditto - - - - = = = 229 to 131. 

to make Tunnels or Roads under Rivers - - Sieg 
i. —+—_ to make Dram Roads to Canals MtiRQIVEG = 

XII. ———— to enable Proprietors to finifh and complete 
Canals,&amp;c. - - += - = += ~ 132 t0 134. 

XIII. ——— to amend, &amp;c. Acts paffed for making 
Canals, &amp;c. Sxl molt dee AO EA, 


XIV. Bills from the Lords relating to Navigations - 145. 146. 
XV. Incidental Proceedings - - - - - - 147 to 155. 





Navigations. 


I. Bills relating to Navigations generally, vz. 


I. To regulate the Transfer of Shares in all Undertakings for making navigable Canals, and to pros 

: hibit the Transfer of Subfcriptions to fuch intended Canals for a certain Time after fuch Sub- 

fcriptions fhall have been made; ordered, XLVIII. 332. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 

' 681. Read Second Time on a Divifion and committed, 721. Confidered in the Committee, 
and no Report ; the Speaker refumes the Chair, 780. 


‘npex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 8 N 2. For 















‘Bills relating to them_. generally, and 
{ Petitions for Bills relating. thereto. 











2. For limiting, regulating, and applying the Produce of the Tolls impofed by Acts of Parliament 
for making navigable Canals and Aqueduéts ; ordered, XLVIII. 432. Prefented, &amp;c..and to 
be printed, 682. Committed, 721. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Union 
Canal, againft, to lie on the Table,-777. Negative the Speaker leaving the Chair to go into 
the Committee, and defer Ditto for Three Months, 780. 


3 For requiring all Boats, Barges, and other Veffels of certain Defcriptions, ufed on navigable Rivers 
and Inland Navigations in Great Britain, to be regiftered ; ordered, L. 111. Committed, 351. 
Bill ordered to be printed, 387. Read Third Time; Claufes added; One being committed, 
&amp;c. and Amendments made to the Bill, 479. P. 508. Bill for allowing further Time for 
the Admeafurement and -Regiftering of Boats, Barges, &amp;c. by the faid A&amp;t; ordered, 584. P. 


637. 





II. Petitions for Bills relating to Navigations, vz. 


4: Of Gentlemen, Freeholders, Graziers, and Farmers of the Counties of Leicefter and Nottingham, 
for a Bill to reftrain Undertakers of Canals from ermploying any Labourers in the making or 
cutting of any fuch Canals, from the 1ft of Auguft tothe 1ft of Ofober in each Year, &amp;c. 
to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 273. Petition of the Gentlemen and Farmers of the Counties of 
Stafford and Salop, to the fame Effect, Ditto, 279. Bill to reftrain the employing of any 
Perfon in making Canals during the Corn Harveft; ordered, 305. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. 
of Land in the Counties of Stafford and Derby, to the fame Effect as the former Petitions, ibid. 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 380. Committed, 432. Petition of Thomas Clifton, 
Gentleman, for Provifion to be made for the Machine which he has invented for cutting and 
removing Earth, to be ufed in cutting Canals at all Seafons in the Year, referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 446. Petition of Proprietors of Eftates, &amp;c. in the Vicinity of Bofton, 
in the County of Lincoln, to the fame Effect as the other Petitions, 459. Negative the 
Speaker leaving the Chair to go into the Committee on the Bill and defer Ditto for Three 
Months, 621. 


5. Of the Lancafter Canal Company for a Bill to enable His Majefty to make a Gtant of certain 
Lands for carrying into Execution the A&amp; of 32d Geo. IIL for Ditto; referred to a Commit- 
tee, LI. 553- Report, 557. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed 
to, 764. 765. P. 785. 

oe Of the Company of Proprietors of the Rochdale Canal, for certain Lands at Halifax to be 
vefted in Truftees for their Ufe, LI. 528. P. 629. 


III. Petitions for Bills to continue, extend, improve, and fupport 
Navigations of Rivers, referred to Committees, v/z. 


6. Arun and Rother, in the County of Suffex, and to make a Collateral Cut or Canal from Ar- 
fold Lock, in the Parifh of Wifborough Green, in and through the Parifh of Kirdford, &amp;c. 
XLVU. 451. Not reported, See infra, 7. 15. 





. Arun from New Bridge, in the Parifhes of Pulborough and Wifborough Green, to Farthing 
Bridge near Horfham, County of Suffex, XLVII. 231. Report, 289. Not proceeded in. 
8. Blackwater and Chelmer from Collier’s Reach to Fullbridge, &amp;c. and for makinga Navigable Cut, 


&amp;c. from the faid River Chelmer below Beeleigh Mill, to above Beeleigh Mill, in the County of 
Effex, XLIX. 262. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 158. Report, 184. Bill com- 
mitted, 415. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Chelmer and Blackwater Navi- 
gation, againft the Bill ; referred to the Committee thereoa, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 
&amp;c. 430. Not reported. 





9 Ivel, otherwife Yeo and Parrett, from Ivelchefter to Bicknell Bridge, in the County of Somerfet, 
and for making,a Navigable Cut into Portlake Rhine Drain in the Parith of Langport, &amp;c. 
L. 122. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, Petitioners for the Bill, for permiffion to deviate 
from the Plan, &amp;c. as depofited with the Clerk of the Peace, referred to the, fame Committee, 
122. Report on both Petitions, and Notices not having been given on the Second Petition, 
Report to lic on the Table and Notices to be given, 230, Petition after Notices given, referred 
to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 431. Report, 441. Bill reported, together with a Litt of 
the Names of Perfons affenting, diflenting, &amp;c, and Report to lie on the Table, 513. Houfe 
informed that printed Copies‘of the Bill,.as amended by the Committee, were delivered at the 
Door to the Members of the Houfe ; the Report further confidered, &amp;c. 536. Read Third Time ; 
Claufes added, and Amendments made to the Bill, 539. P. 618. 


10, Medway, from Rochefter to Maidftone, in the County of Kent, XLVI 236, Petition renewed, 





for improving Ditto through Maidftone, Boxley, &amp;c. XLVII. 494. Report, 624. Petition of 
the Company of Proprietors of the Navigation of the River Medway againft; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill and Counfel otdered, 750. Report and Bill re-committed, 815. Re- 
ported again, &amp;c. 1025. P. 1090. 


11. Ouze 








Ile 


12. 





. rT for B} See ee RN OTe Eee 
PNarvigations; } ‘ aoe “% Bills to make Rivers navigable, 





Ouze River, from Newhaven to Lewes Bridge, in the County of Suffex, and for better draining 





of the low Lands lying in Lewes and Laughton Levels; XLVI. 178. Report, 342. P. 686. 
See infra, 14. 15. 20. 23. 


Welland River, in the County of Lincoln ; for irhproving the Outfall of ‘the faid River, and for 
the better Drainage of the Fen Lands, &amp;e. difcharging their Waters through the fame into the 
Sea; and for altering and improving the Navigation of the faid River Welland, by Means of 4 
new Cut, to commence below a certain Place called the Refervoir, and to be carried from thence 
through the inclofed Marthes, 8c. into Wyberton Roads, XLIX. 262. Report, 317. Bill 
reported, and feveral Claufes added for fencing off the Banks from the adjoining Lands, &amp;c, 
§51. Read Third Time, and feveral Amendments made, 564. P.6a2. ° 


IV. Petitions for Bills to make Rivers navigable; referred to Com- 


13: 


P4. 


95. 


16. 


mittees, viz. 


Bain River and the Branches thereof from the Town of Horncaftle, to the Junction of the faid 
River with the River Witham, at a Place called Dogdike ; and for amending, &amp;c. the Navigable 
Communication between the River Witham and the Fofsdike Canal, &amp;c. XLVII..493. Report, 
608. Read Third Time, anda Claufeadded to enable the Lords of certain. Manors to repair 
the Works, and for reimburfing them the Expence, &amp;c. 746. P. 1070. See infra, 25. 


Fofs River, from its Junction with the River Ouze near York to Sheriff Hutton Bridge; and for 
draining the low Lands, &amp;c. XLVII. 449. Petition of Owners and Proprietors of Lands near 
the River Fofs, foran Extenfion of the River and Drainage into the Parith of Stillington, 8c. ; 
referred to the fame Committee, 450. Petition renewed, &amp;c. XLVIII. 95. Report, 117. 
Bill reported andire-committed, 389. ‘Reported and again re-committed, 444. Again reported, 
448. P. 711. 


Rother River, from the Town of Midhurft to a Meadow called Stopham Meadow, and a 
Navigable Cut from the faid River to the River Arun, at or near Stopham Bridge, in the 
County of Suffex, XLVI. 182. Petition of Lord Egremont to make a Navigable Cut to 
Petworth ; referred to the fame Committee, 192. Report, 207. P. 398. 


Wreak and Eye, from the Junction of the faid River Wreak with the intended Navigation from 
Loughborough to Leicefter, at or near a Place called Turnwater Meadow, &amp;c. XLVI, 168, 
Report, 193. P. 686. 








See infra, 125. 


V. Petitions for Bills to explain, amend, &amp;c. Aéts relating to Na- 


17- 


18. 


21. 


Iypex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


vigations ; referred to Committees, wiz. 


Dee River, in the County of Chefter; and for erefting Part of certain Lands into a feparate 
Townfhip, &amp;c. XLVI. 238. Report, 306. P. 707——See Jnelofureg, 121. 


Itchin, in the County of Southampton ; for improving the Navigation thereof, and for afcertaining 
the Rates of Riverage, Tonnage, and Wharfage, XLIX. 272. All the Committee to have 
Voices, 332. Not reported. Petition renewed, &amp;c. and referred, L. 151. Report, 359. 
Bill reported, together witli a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, dc.; and to lie on 
the Table, 465. Houfe informed of printed Copies of Bill, with ‘Amendments, having been 
delivered to Members at the Door, and the further Confideration of the Report deferred, 505. 
Report further confidered, Claufes added, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 510. P. 567. 








Kennet and Avon, LUI. 25g. Report, 271. P. 542. “. 


Merfey and Irwell; from Liverpool to Manchefter, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, XLVI. 
198. Report, 297. Billread Third Time, &amp;c. 627. Not returned from the Lords. 
Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 7. Report, 638. Bill prefented for Ditto, and to 
mecorporate the Proprietors, and to declare their Shares perfonal Eftates, 692. Voices given to 
all the Members of the Committee on the Bill, 729. Read Third Time and paffed, on a Divifion, 
787. Not returned from the Lords. Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLJIX. 
232. Report, 294. P. 388. 








Newhaven and Lewes, LV. 213. Report, 242. Bill reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 
455. Report further confidered, &amp;c.; Bill to be ingrofled, 529. Petition of the Company of 
Proprietors of the River Ouze Navigation, againft; to lic on the Fable till the Third Reading 
of the Bill, and Day appointed for the Third Reading, 541. P. 681. 


Severn River ; for making a Road or Towing Path for Horfes, LIV. 98. Report, 224. P. 387. 


Thames and Ifis, from near Staines, in the County of Middlefex, to Cricklade, in the County of 
Wilts; tolieon the Table, XLIX. 263. Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 125, Report, 
and Bill ordered, 281. Bill committed, and the Report made on the 17th May 1793, from the 
Committee appointed to inquire into the Progrefs made in the Amendment, &amp;c, of the {aid Rivers, 
in confequence of feveral Acts of Parliament paffed; referred to the Committee, and Voices 

given, 







































22Z. 


23. 


240 


25 


26. 


27. 


aid pel els _§ Petitions for- Bills to explain A@s of 
Navdigations: { Parliament, &amp;c. ' a 





given, 362. King’s Confent fignified, 368. Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of 
ndon, againft the Bill ; referged to the Committee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 410. Petition 
of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and Hereditaments near the Banks of the Thames, and in the Villages 
of Datchet, Old Windfor, &amp;¢. againft; refetred to the Committee, 440. Report, together 
with a Lift of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 496. Two Petitions of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. Land Owners, and Inhabitants of New’ Windior and Neighbourhood, againft the 
Two Pound Locks intended to be made, and other Parts of the Bill; to lie on the Table till the 
Report be taken into further Confideration, and Counfel ordered on One of them, &amp;c. 534, 
Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 539. 547. A Petition of Inhabitants of 
Great Marlow, and a Petition of Inhabitants of Henley-upon-Thames, againft the faid Pound 
Locks; to lie on the Table till the Report be further confidered, and Counfel ordered, 548 
Petition of the Inhabitants of Reading, in favour of the Pound Locks and Weirs intended to be 
erected, and againft a Claufe that it fhall not be done without the Confent of the Corporation of 
London ; to lie on the Table till the Report be taken into further Confideration, and Counfe} 
ordered, 551. Report further confidered; Houfe informed that Petitioners againft the Bill 
declined being heard by Counfel; feveral Claufes added ; and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;¢ 
552. P. 618.——See infra, 24. 26. 38. 309. — 





Tone River, in the County of Somerfet, LIV. 143.—— Petition renewed and referred, &amp;c. LY. 


268. Not reported. 
See infra, 135. 8c. 


VI. Petition for a Bill to remove Difficulties in the Execution of the 


Powers yefted in Commiffioners relative to a Naviga- 
tion; referred toa Committee, oz. 


Nine or Nen River; running from Northampton to Peterborough; fo far as the fame relate to the 


Navigation between Peterborough and Thrapfton Bridge; XLIX. 182. Report, 209. Bill 
committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 319. Read Third Time, and feveral Amendments made, 
387. P. 485. 


VII. Petitions for Bills to be enabled to fupport and maintain Navi- 


gations, and to pay Arrears of Intereft, &amp;c.; referred 
to Committees, vz. 


Ouze River, from Below Widdington Ings to or near Linton, to the Junction of the Rivers Swale 


and Ure, in the County of York, L. 112. Not reported. 


Thames and Severn Canal Navigation, LI. 237. Report, 248. Bill reported; and the Report 


made on 19th December 1795, again read, and Amendments agreed to, 377. P. 479. 


VIII. Petitions for Bills to enable Proprietors, &amp;c. to borrow further 


Sums of Money to complete Navigations, &amp;c.;_ re- 
ferred to Committees, v7z. 


Dudley Canal ; and for amending the feveral Acts relating thereto, LII. 78. P. 231. 
Horncaftle, in the County of Lincoln; and for amending A&amp;t of 32 Geo. III. Lv. 283. Report, 


569. P. 746. 


Manchefler to Bolton, and Bury, LI. 305. Not proceeded in. 


Stratford-upon-Avon Canal Navigation, LIV. 210. P. 676. 


Thames and Severn Canal, XLVI. 218. Report, 273. P. 562. 


See fupra, 24.—Infra,' 132. &amp;c. 


IX. Petition for a Bill to be enabled to borrow further Sums of 


Money for other Purpofes relating to a Navigation ; 
referred to a Committee, vzz. 


Bilfton to Birmingham ; and to communicate with the Coventry Canal at Fazeley ; to make up the 


‘whole Amount of Expences incurred by them in an Application to. Parliament for a Bill for 
Ditto, XLVI. 219. Not reported. 


X. Petitions 












Havrigations. ye 








X. Petitions for Bills to make Navigable Canals and Collateral. Cuts, 


28. 


29. 


3! 


Gy», 


&gt;&gt; 
Go 
4 


&amp;c.; referred to Committees, &amp;c. viz. 


Abernant; for making, &amp;c. a Canal or Navigable Communication from Ditto, in the County of 
Glamorgan, to a Place called the Brick Field, near Melinerythan Pill, into the River of Neath, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 239. Report, 412. P. 687. 





Petition of feveral Members of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal, for a Bill to 
alter and enlarge fome of the Powers of the former Aét; referred toa Committee, XLVIII. 267. 
Not proceeded in. ' 


Petition of the Company to extend the faid Canal, and to amend the AG; LII1. 268. Report; 
311. Billreported ; together witha Lift of the Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c.; and to lic on 
the Table, 484. Printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, having been deli- 
vered to Members at the Door; Report further confidered; and Bill to be ingroffed, 541. 
P. 629. 


Abingdon; from the River Thames or Ifis, at or near the Town of Abingdon, in the County of 
Berks, to join and communicate with the intended Kennet and Avon Canal; at or near Trow- 
bridge, in the County of Wilts; and alfo certain Navigable Cuts therein defcribed, L. 157. 
Report, 188. Petition of the Mayor, Bailiffs, &amp;c. of the City of Oxford, againft; to lie on 
the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, 267. Bill committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 
ibid. Report, with a Lift of the Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 363. 
Report further confidered, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 432. Read Third Time, andan Amend- 
ment made, &amp;c. 448. P. 491. 





Alban (Saint); a Navigable Cut from that Town, to communicate with the Grand Junétion 
Navigation at Watford, in the County of Herts; ordered, XLIX. 147. Prefented, &amp;c. 162. 
Petition of Rogers Parker, Efq. and others, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading 
of the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Day appointed for Ditto, 167. Petition of Mayor, é&amp;c. of 
Saint Alban, in favour, 185. Bill read Second Time; Motion for deferring it for Six Months 
withdrawn; Counfel for and againft Ditto heard, and the Debate on a Motion for committing 
the Bill adjourned, 202. Debate refumed, 207. Negative, on a Divifion, committing the 
Bill, 208. See mfra, 39. &amp;c. 89. 124. 


Athby-de-la-Zouch, in the County of Leicefter, to join and communicate with the Coventry 
Canal Navigation, at or near Griff, in the County of Warwick, and a certain navigable Branch, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 199. Report, 273. Petition of the Coventry Canal Navigation, againft; to lie 
on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 374. Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 380. Petition of Noblemen and others, Owners, &amp;c. of Lands through which the 
Canal is to be made; and alfo Petition of Penn Afheton Curzon, Efquire, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 388. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the 
City of Coventry, for the Line of the Canal to be varied, and made from Afhby Woulds to 
Grendon, &amp;c. and to fufpend the paffing the Bill until the following Seffion; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading of the Bill, 396. Petition of Bailiff, &amp;c. of Weobley, and Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Shrewfbury, in favour, 402. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Borough of 
Derby, and Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Hereford, in favour, 404. Petition of Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;zc. of the City of Coventry, and other Petitions, in favour, 409. Order for the Second 
Reading read; a Petition of Bailiffs, 8c. of Bridgnorth, and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Nun Eaton, in favour of the Bill, prefented, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table; and order the Bill, 
upon a Divifion, to be now read Second Time; negative calling in Counfel, and commit the 
Bill; Petitions before received referred to the Committee; Counfel ordered, and Voices given 
&amp;c. 427. Petition of William Jennens, E(quire, and others, againft the Bill, and ftating that 
their Confents were not obtained, referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 623, Petition of 
Bailiff, &amp;c. of Daventry, and other Petitions, in favour, 680. Report on the Petition of Mr. 
Jennens, and others, and ordered to lie on the Table until the Report is received from the Com.- 
mittee on the Bill, 687. Day appointed for receiving the Report of the Bill, 693, Report 
made; the Report on Mr. Jennens’s Petition again read; the Standing Order relating to a 
previous Application to the Parties, read,and a Motion made and carried, for deferring the fur- 
ther Confideration of the Report for Three Months, 699. 700. 


Bafingftoke, &amp;c. 


Beefton Meadow, into or near the South fide of the Town of Nottingham, and to be continued, 
&amp;c. to fall again into the River Trent below Nottingham Trent Bridge, &amp;c. XLVII. 491. Not 
reported. 


See infra, 129. 





Berrypomeroy, &amp;c.; a Cut or Canal for the Navigation of Boats, from the navigable Part of the 
River Dart to or near Athburton, in the County of Devon, XLIX. 176. The Order of 
Reference difcharged, and the Petition withdrawn, 218. Another Petition for Ditto prefented 
and referred, &amp;c. 276. Not reported 


Berkley Pill Canal. See Gloucefter, &amp;c. 58. 
Bewdley Bridge and Meadow Wharf,———Sce Severn River, &amp;c. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) gO Bilfton 











, , aie Petitions for Bills to make Navigable 
PNavigations: | * Canals, &amp;c. ’ 






















































































Bilfton and Fazeley Canali——See fupra, 27: 
Birchill and Haddlesford Canal. 
Birmingham, in the County of Warwick ; to join, &amp;c. the River Severn, neat the City of Worcefter, 





See infra, 127. 128. 


XLVI. 192. Report, 220. Petition of Sir Thomas Gooch, Baronet, againft; to lie on fhe 
Fable till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 240. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. 
of Tewkefbury, and from Owners, &amp;c. of Mills on the River Arrow, in favouf, 253. Petition 
of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Birmingham. Of Merchants; &amp;c. of Wolverhampton. Of the Company 
of Proprietors of the Stourbridge Navigation; all againit; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 253. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Bridgwater. Of Merchants, 
&amp;c. of Manchefter. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Bodmin. Of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Alcefter. Of Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c. of Bromfgrove. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Worcefter; in favour, 260. Petition of the 
Company of Proprietors of the Staffordfhire and Worcefterfhire Canal Navigation. Of the 
Dudley Canal Navigation. Of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Stourbridge: Of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates in 
the Line of this Canal, all againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and 
Counfel ordered, 264. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Chippenham. Of Charles Colmore, Efquire ; 
of Smelters of Irom Ore, &amp;c. at Birmingham, &amp;c. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Plymouth. Of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Cardigan. Of Inhabitants of Worcefter. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of King’s Norton, all in 
favour; 269. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Water Mills, between Birmingham and Worcefter. 
Of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands through which the Canal is to pafs, Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Worcefter, 
Of Lord Dudley and Ward, and others. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Stourport. Of Merchants, &amp;c., 
of Bewdley; all againft; to lie on the Table till the- Bill be read Second Time, and Countel 
ordered, 269. Petition of the Earl of Warwick. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. in the Neighbourhood of 
Birmingham. Of Perfons of Briftol. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Boffiney; to lie on the Table, 277. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 278. Petition of the Executors of Lord Dudley and 
Ward, complaining that they; as Executots, were fet to the Lift of Subfcribets; referred to a 
Committee to examine, &amp;c. 279. Toreport Opinion, 297. Report that it was intended as 
an Advantage, and no Fraud, zor. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Camelford; of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Barnftaple ; of Mayor, &amp;c. of Bath; in favour, 293. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Pembroke, 
in favour, 297. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Wells. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Shaftefbury. 
Of Merchants Venturers of Briftol. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Saint Ives. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Briftol; in 
favour, 300. Negative calling in Counfel; Bill tead Second Time and committed, 304. 
Report, 354. The Petition of Sir Thomas Gooch, Baronet, and other Petitions read again, and 
ordered to lie on the Table till the Report be confidered, and Counfel ordered, 358. Petition of 
feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Dudley and Stourbridge Canal, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Report be taken into further Confideration, and Counfel ordered, 368. Petition 
of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Walfal, againft; to lie on the Table until the Report be further confi- 
dered, 370. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Stafford; of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Stafford, againft; to 
lie on the Fable, &amp;c. 373. Report further confidered ; Petitions read again, and Counfel and 
Evidence heard; and on Divifion, Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 374. Read Third Time, and 
feveral Amendments made, &amp;c. 389. 706. P. 707. Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
of the faid Canal Navigation, for a Bill to amend and enlarge the Powers of the faid Act; 
referred, &amp;c. LIT]. 260. Report, 381. All who come to the Committee on the Bill to have 
Voices, 463. Reported; and Report to lie on the Table, 468. Printed Copies of the Bill, as 
amended by the Committee, having been delivered to Members at the Door; Report further 
confidered, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 538. P. 629. 





Birmingham, and Birmingham and Fazeley Canal Navigations ; for a Canal from the Termination of 


One of the Branches thereof, near Broadwater, &amp;c. to County Bridge; and a Collateral Cut 
from Winfon Green, &amp;c. XLVIII. 144. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Tamworth, in favour, 
146. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Atherftone, and a Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Bir- 
mingham, in favour, 165. Report, &amp;c. 243. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Buckingham, 
in favour, 252. Petition of the Honourable Edward Foley, and others, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Bill be brought in, 270. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough and Foreign 
of Walfal, againft; to lie on the Table till the Bill be brought in, 307. Petition of Ironmon- 
gers, &amp;c. of Walfal, and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Walfal and Ruthall, &amp;c. againft ; to lie 
on the Table till the Bill is brought in, 314.—Not brought in. Petition for extending the 
iaid Canal Navigation renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 241. Report, 279. P. 485. 





Blackwall ; for making a Navigable Canal from Ditto, to certain Wet Docks, &amp;c. in Wapping, in 


the City of London, LI. 402. 





See Darks, 6. 


Boulters Lock, in the County of Buckingham, for making, &amp;c. a Navigable Canal from Taplow 
Mill Head, in the River Thames, near Ditto, into the faid River at Ifleworth, in the County of 
Middlefex, XLIX. 253. Report, and Bill ordered, 263. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Abing- 
don, and other Petitions, in favour; to lic onthe Table, 297. Not proceeded in. 


Braunfton ; from the Oxford Canal there, in the County of Northampton, to join the River 
Thames at New Brentford, Middlefex, and for making, &amp;c. Collateral Cuts, XLVIII. 46. 
Report, 48. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Oxford Canal Navigation, again{t ; 
to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 74. Day appointed 
for the Second Reading of the Bill, 96. Petitton of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands within the Parifhes 
of Hillingdon, &amp;c. ftating that their Confents had not been given, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 
and to ftate Matter of Fact, &amp;c. 126. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, &amp;c.: of Manchefter, and 


other 








eee a ¢ Petitions for Bills to maké Navigable 
Nadigations; } Canals, &amp;c. 


40. 


4l. 


#6 


42. 


43. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 














a rr ee 





other Petitions, in favour, 131. Petitionof the Earl of Berkeley, againft the ge of the Canal 
going too near his Manfion Houfe, &amp;c. anda Petition of other Noblemen an others, againft ; 
to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 145. Petition of feveral Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c. of the Counties of Middlefex, Bucks, &amp;c. againft; unlefs fuitable Claufes are 
added for making the Canal free, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table until the, Second Reading, 1 59 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Northampton, and other Petitions in favour, 160. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, iid. Report on the Petition ot Owners, &amp;c. of Lands 
within Hillingdon, &amp;c.; to lie onthe Table, 166: Petition of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. at 
Hillingdon, Harlington, &amp;c. who have figned the Petition for Ifleworth and Shipton Canal, ’ 
againft’; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 169. Petition of 
Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Sheffield, in favour, 170. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of 
Derby, and another Petition in favour, 175. ‘Petition of the Commiffioners for the Rivers 
Thames and Ifis, &amp;c. againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 181. Petition of 
Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Litchfield, and other Petitions in favour, 183. Bill read Second Time; the 
Report and Standing Orders read, and Bill comniitted; and Petitioners againft the Bill to be 
heard by Counfel before the Committee, 192. Petition of Geotlemen, &amp;c. of Halifax, and 
other Petitions in favour, 194. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Wharfs in the Port of London, 
again{t ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 195. Petition of the Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Bedford refpeéting Coals, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 215. Petition 
of feveral Gentlemen of the Committee for the London and Weltern Canal, propofing to unite 
the Two Schemes into One Canal from Merfworth, &amp;c. to the Thames; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill and Inftruétion thereupon, 232. Petition of Merchants and others, Traders, 
&amp;c. in the Town of Gainfbrough, againft the Bill, and ftating the Lofs it would be to the 
Coaft Trade ; to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 285. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Wharfs and Warehoufes in Brentford, for Provifion to be made for 
fecuring tothem and others the continuance of Free Navigation on the River Brent, and to im- 
prove the fame to the Thames, referred toa Committee, 345. Report, and re-committed, 357. 
Another Petition of the Earl of Berkeley, praying for Provifion to be made for varying the Line 
of the Canal agreeable to a Survey lately taken about Hillingdon, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, 
395. Report upon the Petition of the Earl of Berkeley, and Inftru€tion to the Committee to 
miake Provifion accordingly, 422. Report upon the Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Wharfs and 
Warehoufes in Brentford, and Inftrutien to the Committee to make Provifion in the Bill as 
prayed for, 422. Bill reported, and Motion to confider the Report in Three Months withdrawn ; 
negative Motion for confidering it another Day; the Houfe confiders the Report, and orders 
the Bill to be ingrofled, 445. Bill now read Third Time and fent tothe Lords, 450. Amend- 
mendments made at the Lords and agreed to, 650. 661. P. 711. 


Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Braunfton or Grand Juntion Canal, for 
a Bill or Bills toamend the faid Act, and for making, &amp;c. Navigable Cuts from Buckingham, 
Aylefbury, &amp;c. and alfo from Saint Alban, to join, &amp;c. the faid Canal, and Collateral Cuts; 
referred to aCommittee, XLIX. 144. Report, and a Bill ordered for making certain Navigable 
Cuts from Buckingham, Aylefbugy. &amp;c. and a Bill for making a Navigable Cut from the Town 
of Saint Alban, &amp;c. 147. See Buckingham, 44.—Saint Alban, 31.—Norwood, 89.—War- 
wick, 122.—Watford, 124. 





For authorizing the Company of Proprietors of the Grand Junétion Canal (Braunfton) to 
vary the Courfe of a certain Part of the faid Canal in the County of Hertford, &amp;c. and for 
making fome other Amendments, é&amp;c. in the Act of 33 Geo. HI. L. 12. Report, 32. Bill 
reported, with a. Liftof Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the 
Table, 100. Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill being delivered at the Door ; con- 
fider further of the Report and order Ingroffment, 145. P. 300. 





To enable the Company of Proprietors of the Grand Jun@ion Canal (Braunfton) to finifh and 
complete the fame, and the feveral Cuts and other Works authorized to be made and done by 
them by virtue of feveral Acts of Parliament, LI. 16. Report, 20. &amp;c. Bill reported, and to 
lieon the Table, 109. Petition of the Proprietors of the Worcefter and Birmingham Canal 
Navigation, againft any additional Charge of Tonnage as propofed by the Bill; to lie on the 
Table till the faid Report is taken into further Confideration, 159. Houfe informed that 
printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, were delivered at the Door to 
Members ; Report further confidered; Amendments agreed to, and an Amendment made to 
the Bill, &amp;c. 171. Read Third Time ; feveral Claufes added refpecting the Refervoir, &amp;c. ; 
Amendments propofed but not made to the Bill, and One Amendment made thereto, &amp;c. 192. 
249. P. 271. : 





- For carrying into Execution certain Articles of Agreement between the Company and the 
Bifhop of London; referred, &amp;c. LI. 313. Report, 519. P. 629. 


Brecknock Town, to the Monmouthfhire Canal near the Town of Pont y pool, and for making 
Rail Ways, &amp;c. XLVIII. 115. Report, 171. Petition of Proprietors of the Monmouthfhire 
Canal Navigation, for Provifion to be made for varying the Line of the Canal from Cwmcrawnon 
to Pont y moile ; referred to a Committee, 240. Report, and Inftruétion thereupon, 282» 
Bill reported, &amp;c. 301. _ Read Third Time and Amendments made, 338. Amendments made 
at the Lords, which were agreed to, 430. 435. P. 465. 


Breock, &amp;c. in the County of Cornwall; a Navigable Canal from Guinea Port in the faid Parith, 
to Dunmeer Bridge, in Bodmin Parifh, and alfo a certain Collateral Cut from Cotton Wood, te 


or 

































































44. 


45: 


48: 





Mraliieréiaang  § Petitions for Bills to make Navigable 
RNavdigations; | Canals, &amp;c. aaa ' 


ee 





or near Ruthern Bridge, Lit. 138. Report, 145.. Report, together with a Lift of the Names 
of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 218. Houfe informed of printed Copies of 
the Bill being delivered to Members at the Door ; Report further confidered, &amp;c. 241. Bill 
agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 248. The Amendments of the Lords agreed 
to and Reafons given for it; 286. P. 360. 


Buckingham, Aylefbury, and Wendover ; certain Navigable Cuts from thefe Towhs to commu- 


nicate with the Grand Junétion (or Braunfton) Navigation, authorized to be made by an A&amp; 
of the preceding Seffion, and for amending the faid Adt 3 ordered, XLIX: 147. P. 388. 


Burton-tpon-Trent ; between the River Trent Navigation there and the Coventry Canal at Frad- 


Jey Heath, in the County of Stafford; NLVIM. 229. Report, 255. Petition of the Coventry 
Canal Navigation, againft ; to lieon the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill; and Counfel 
ordered; 395. Petition of feveral Owners of Lands between Burton-upon-Trent and Fradley 
Heath, and other Petitions, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel 
ordered, 399. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 400. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Wor- 
cefter, and other Petitions in favour, 401. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Borough of 
Derby, and Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Hereford, in favour, 404. Petition of the Bailiffs, &amp;c. 
of Bifliop’s Caftle; and other Petitions in favour; 412. The Order of the Day read, and upon 
Three Divifions, the Second Reading put off for Three Months, 416. Petition for Ditto 
renewed and referred, &amp;c: XLIX: 222. Not reported. 





_ Bury Bridge; in Bury, by Haflingden to Church Kirk, in the Cotinty of Lancafter ; referred to 4 


Committee, XLIX. 20. Report, 177. Petition of Owners of Mills, Faétories, &amp;c. in the 
Neighbourhood of Haflingden, again{t ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Biil, 
297: Read Second Time and Committed; the faid Petition againft Ditto read again and 
referred, and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 309. Report, &amp;c. 352: Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 363. P. 417. 


Chelmsford, in the County of Effex, to a Place called Colliers Reach, in or near the River Black- 


water, in the faid County, XLVI. 224. Report, 284. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 372. Petition 
of Merchants, Tradefmen, &amp;c. of the Town and Port of Malden, for Provifion to be made 
for varying the Line of the faid Navigation ; referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 372. 
Accounts of Imports and Exports into and from the Port of Malden; ordered, 372. Petition 
of Robert Cooper Lee, of Bedford Square, Efquire, on Behalf of Julines Hering, of the Ifland 
of Jamaica, Eiquire, againft, and propofing a Variation in the Line through other Parts of his 
Eftates, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 41:1. Petition of Mer 
chants, &amp;c. of the Town of Malden, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and 
Counfel ordered, 430. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 434. Petition of Owners, 
&amp;c. of Lands and Mills, &amp;c. on or near the River Blackwater, &amp;c. againft the propofed 
Alteration from Colliers Reach to Malden, and ftating that Notices have not been given, &amp;c. 
to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 615. Petitioners 
again{t the Bill decline being heard in this Stage, and Bill committed, 620. Report on the 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Malden, propofing to vary the Line of the Canal, 631. Mo- 
tion for an Inftruction to vary the Line, withdrawn, 632. Report to lie on the Table, did. 
The Petition of Mr. Cooper Lee read again, and referred to the Committee on the Bill; 
Counfel ordered, and an Inftruétion to the Committee to inquire into the Authority under 
which Mr. Cooper Lee aéts in this Inftance, 635. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, Mills, 
Wharfs, &amp;c. in, through, or near which the Canal is propofed to be made, againft; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered; and Two Petitions of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Brentwood, Barnfton, &amp;c. in Favour, 646. Report, and Day appointed for further Confider- 
ation; 694. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Wharfs and Granaries at or near Malden, read again, 
and to'lie on the Table till the Report from the Committee on the Bill is further confidered and 
Counfel ordered, 707. Report further confidered on a Divifion, Counfel for and againit the 
Bill called in, in Part heard for Petitioners, and the further Hearing adjourned, 718. Further 
Hearing of Counfel proceeded in, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 726. Bill now read Third 
Time and fent to the Lords, 762. An Amendment made at the Lords, 806. Ona Motion 
for now taking the Lords Amendment into Confideration, a Complaint was made, by a Mem- 
ber in his Place, of an Omiffion having been made in the ingroffed Bill of the Name of One 
of the Commiffioners, which was inferted in the Report of the Bill; and alfo, that the Names 
of Two Proprietors, inferted by the Houfe, appeared to have been erafed from the faid ingroffed 
Bill; a Committee appointed to inquire into the Matter of the faid Complaint, 817. To fit on 
a particular Day notwithftanding Adjournment of the Houfe, 824. Day appointed for receiving 
the Report, 832. Report made and re-committed, 837. Amendment of the Lords to the Bill 
confidered and deferred for Six Months, and a new Bill ordered, 842. New Bill prefented, 
&amp;c.; ordered to be read Second Time the next Day, and a Note entered containing Reafons 
for fo doing, 842. Negative a Motion for bringing upa Petition of the Honourable John 
Olmius, praying to be heard by his Counfel againit the Bill, 843. Bill committed, and to fit 
fooner than allowed by the Standing Orders, 845. Report, &amp;c. 859. 864. Report from the 
Committee on the re-committed Report relative to the Complaint, and ordered to be further 
confidered, 866. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 923. P. 938. 


Cheltenham Canal.—See Coombe Hill, &amp;c. 50. 


Clutton, High Littleton, &amp;c.; a navigable Canal, with proper Towing Paths, &amp;c. from the fe- 
veral Collieries in the above Parifhes, and others, in the County of Somerfet, to Lympley — 
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Caldon Canal. 
Coombe Hill Foot, in the Parith of Leigh, in the County of Gloucefter, to join the River Severn 


Cromford, &amp;c. 
Datchet ; from a Place in the River Thames, at Ditto, called Hog Hole, in the County of Buck- 


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Bridge, &amp;c. in the County of Wilts, XLIX. 243. Report, '256.. Bill read Third Time, and 
feveral Amendments made, &amp;c. 430. 472. P. 485. 


Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal, for a Bill to vary and alter the 
Line of the faid Canal, and to alter and amend the faid Act; referred, &amp;c. LI. 364. Report, “377. 
Petition of Dr. Benjamin Pugh, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill) Counfel ordered 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 452. Bill reported, together with a Lift of Perfons afflenting, diffenting, 
&amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 464. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill as amended 
by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to Members; the Report further con- 
fidered ; an Amendment was difagreed to, and Amendments made to feveral of the Amend- 
ments, &amp;c. 506. P. 545. : 


See Trent and Merfey, 114. 





at Fifher’s Leap, in Deerhurft Parifh, XLVI. 454. Report, 477. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. 
of Tewkefbury, againft; to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee 
on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 571. Report, 598. Read Third Time, and the faid Peti- 
tioners againft the Bill declined being heard by Counfel; Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 
677. P. 1070. 





See Nottingham, &amp;c. 90. 


ingham, into the faid River, at a Place called The Rails Head, in Ifleworth Parith, in the 
County of Middlefex, L. 129. Report, 221. Petition ‘of feveral Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the 
Town of Shrewfbury in favour of the Bill to lie on the Table, 268. Of feveral Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of Stroud, in favour, 276. Petition of Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St. 
Peter, Weftminfter, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and 
Counfel ordered, 278. Day appointed for Second Reading, 284. Petition of the Lord Mayor, 
&amp;c. of the City of London, in favour, 286. Petition of Gentlemen, Traders, &amp;c. of Colbrooke 
Dale, and other Places, in the County of Salop, in favour, 290. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of the City of Gloucefter, in favour, 299. Petition of His Royal Highnefs Frederick Duke of 
York and the Earl of Tankerville, and alfo feveral other Petitions, againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 304. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c, of Cirencefter, and 
alfo Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Wolverhampton, in favour, 309. Former Order for reading Bill 
Second Time, &amp;c. difcharged, and another Day appointed, 310. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of De- 
vizes, in favour, 319. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Wallingford, and Petition of Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of Abingdon, in favour, 328. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the City of Hereford, and {e- 
veral other Petitions, in favour, 329. Second Reading deferred, 331. Petition of Gentle- 
men, &amp;c. of Reading and Neighbourhood, in favour, 335._ Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Cricklade and Highworth, &amp;c. in favour, 360. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Wantage, and alfo 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Wootton Baffet, in favour, 363. The Second Reading defer- 
red, 368. Petition of feveral Barge Owners, &amp;c. and other Petitions in favour of the Bill, 
426. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Tewkefbury and Neighbourhood, in favour, 429. The 
Second Reading further deferred, 429. 435. Bill read Secoad Time ona Divifion { negative 
calling in Counfel on a Divifion ; Bill committed and Voices given, &amp;c. 469. Petition of the 
Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter in Wettminker, againft; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 485. Report, together with a Lift of 
Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 517. Petition of 
the Company of Proprietors of the Grand Junétion Canal, againtft, to lie on the Table until 
the Report from the Committee on the Bill be taken into further Confideration and Counfel 
ordered, 528. Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 536. Report further con- 
fidered ; Houfe informed no Counfel attended, and Bill, &amp;c. ordered to be ingroffed, 550. 
Read Third Time, on a Divifion,~and feveral Claufes added, &amp;c. 553..554. Not returned 
from the Lords. 


Dearne and Dove Canal, in the County of York ; for finifhing and completing the fame ; for explain- 


ing, &amp;c. A&amp;.33 Geo. III. for making the Canal, and for increafing the Tolls granted ; referred, 
&amp;c. LV. 172. Report, 243. Bill reported and to lie on the Table, 327.° Day appointed for 
taking the Report into further Confideration, 380. Deferred, 421. 443. 449. Report further 
confidered ; Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill having been delivered at the Door to 
Members; Amendments made, &amp;c.; Bill to be ingroffed, 478. 511. Read Third Time; 
Claufes added, and the further Proceeding on the Bill adjourned till after proceeding on the other 
Orders of the Day, 515. Adjourned Proceedings immediately refumed, and Amendments made 
to the Bill, &amp;c. 517. 523. P. 595. 


Derby Town; from Ditto to the Trent and Merfey Canal at or near Shardlow, in the County of 


Derby, and from the faid Canal to the Nottingham Canal at Lenton, near Nottingham, XLVIII. 
218. Report, &amp;c. 289. Petition. of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Derby, in favour, 309. Petition of 
Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Northampton, in favour, 318. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of the Town of Nottingham, and alfo of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Nottingham, 339. Petition of 
principal Inhabitants, - &amp;c. of Stafford, in favour, 353- Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Leicefter, 
in favour, 357. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Derby, and alfo a Petition of the 
Earl of Harrington and others, Owners of Lands, &amp;c. againft, and praying to be heard by ere 

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fel; to lic on the Table, 358. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 646. Petition of the Company of Proprie. 
tors of the Trent Navigation, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Rill, 
669. Petition of feveral Proprietors of the River Trent Navigation, in favour, 675. Petition 
of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Gainfbrough, and Petition of Owners, 8zc. of Boats, Barges, 
&amp;c. navigating on the River Trent, from a Place called Wilden Ferry to Gainfbrough, againft ; 
to lie.on the Table till the Bill be read a Second Time, 686. Petition of the Company of Pro- 
prietors of the Nottingham Canal, in favour, 698. Not proceeded in. 


Dudley Canal ; to enable the Company of Proprietors to raife a further Sum of Money to complete 


the fame, and for amending the feveral Acts relating thereto, LII. 78. Report, and that it is 

not within the Standing Orders, 83. Bill read Second Time; Report again read and commit- 

ted, 104. Report made; the Report on the Petition again read, and Bill ordered to be in- 
roffed, &amp;c. 159. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for Proprietors not to vote whofe 
alls are in Arrear, &amp;c. 188. 214. P. 231 See Netherton, 85. 








See Manchefter, &amp;c. 79. 


Ouze, at or near the Town of King’s Lynn, in the County of Norfolk, XLVIII. 253. Voices given 
to the Members of the Committee, 301. Report, and on Divifion, Bill ordered for im- 
proving the Drainage of the Middle and South Levels, part of Bedford Level, &amp;c. 392. 
Petition for a Bill, &amp;c. renewed and referred, XLIX. 157. Report, 165. Prefented, and Day 
appointed for the Second Reading, 185. Petition of Sufannah Palmer, Widow, and John 
Franklin, Efquire, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and Coun- 
fel ordered, 218. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of King’s Lynn, againft; to lie on the Table, 
&amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 2/24. Former Order, appointing a Day for the Second Reading, 
diicharged, and another Day appointed, 225. Petition of the Gentry, &amp;c. of the County of 
Huntingdon; of feveral Peers and Gentlemen, &amp;c. interefted in the Navigation of the Rivers 
Stoke, Brandon, and Mildenhall ; of John Philips, a Proprietor of Lands called Redmoor, in 
Ely, &amp;c. Of feveral Owners, &amp;c. ef Eftates within the Country of Marfhland, in the Country of 
Norfolk. Of feveral Proprietors of Eftates in the Parifhes of Wiggenhall Saint Mary’s, &amp;c. 
in the County of Norfolk. Of the Gentry, &amp;c. of the Town of Bedford. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
the Town of Lynn Regis, in the County of Norfolk. Of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Fen Grounds of 
Ifleham, Fordham, &amp;c. and .of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Thetford, all againft the Bill ; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 257. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. 
of the County of Huntingdon. Of Inhabitants of Saint Ives. Of Land Owners of the Country 
of Marfhland, and other Petitions in favour of the Bill, 260. Bill read a Second Time, the 
feveral Petitions againft it alfo read; Counfel heard; Witneffes examined thereon, and 
the further hearing thereof adjourned till the next Day, &amp;c. 271. Order the Minutes of the 
Evidence taken on the Second Reading tobe printed, 290. Counfel, &amp;c. further heard, 291. 
Petition of the Confervators of the River Cam or Grant in the County of Cambridge, in favour, 
295. Accounts of Dues, &amp;c. on Ships frequenting the Harbour of Lenne Regis, ordered, 
296. Counfel, &amp;c. further heard, itid. Account of Total Receipts of Cuftom and Excife 
Duties and Number of Ships arrived at King’s Lynn, &amp;c. ordered, 307. Accounts prefented, 321. 
Counfel, &amp;c. further heard, 322. 330. The Order for laying an Account of Exports and [m- 
ports by the Port of Lynn, &amp;c. difcharged, 333. Other Accounts prefented, 334. 346. 350. 
Counfel, &amp;c. further heard, 350. 353. 356. Evidence, &amp;c. clofed on behalf of the Petition 
of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Thetford, and other Petitions ; Evidence Produced, and Witneffes examined 
on Behalf of the Petition of Sufannah Palmer, &amp;c. and the fame was clofed, 362. Counfel, 
&amp;c. further heard, and a Witnefs examined on behalf of the faid laft mentioned Petitions, out 
of the regular Order, 387. Counfel and Witneffes further heard, &amp;c. 411. 416. Deferred, 
429. 465. 469. 488. 497. 538. Counfel further heard to obferve upon Evidence and clote 
Obfervations, &amp;c. 549. Counfel further heard in Part to obferve upon Evidence given on 
other Petitions, 559. Ditto further heard and clofe Obfervations, &amp;c. 563. The feveral 
Petitions read again, and Refolutions of the Houfe come to, in refpect of giving Notices, and 
taking Confents to a Bill upon any renewed Application on this Subject in the following Seffion, 
571. Counfel further heard, and a Witnefs examined for the Bill, &amp;c. 587. Ditto, 590. 
Deferred, 611. 620. Negative a Motion to proceed to the further hearing of Counfel ona 
particular Day, 635. Petition for a Bill renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 29. Report; Entries 
in the Journal of the preceding Seffion refpecting Notices read, and Billordered, 55. Prefented, 
&amp;c. 67. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Town and Port of Lynn and others, ftating the 
Number and fort of Petitions prefented in the lait Seffion againft the Bill; that Evidence 
was then taken at a great Expence; praying to have the Benefit of fuch Evidence againft this 
Bill, and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel 
ordered, 92. Petition of Major part of Commiffioners under an Act of 7 Geo. III.'for draining 
the Fen Lands lying in the South Level, part of the Great Level called Bedford Level, and alfoan 
Act of 19 Geo. III. &amp;c. Praying to be heard by Counfel againft the Bill, to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, and Day appointed for Ditto, 103. Order of the Day for the Second 
Reading, read ; Counfel called in and claim the Benefit of their former Petitions .and Evi- 
dence taken thereon, and of the Evidence taken in Support of the Bill, all which is granted ; 
and they ftate that they have further Evidence to examine in Support of the Bill, on which the 
Houfe appoints a Seleé&amp;t Committee to take Ditto, and report the fame to the Houfe, &amp;c. 143, 
A Report of Minutes of Evidence taken, and to be printed from Time to Time when made, 
219. 

















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219. The hearing of Counfel upon the faid Bill, further adjourned, ‘sid. Another Report 
of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee, and the further hearing of Counfel on 
the Bill deferred, 260. Deferred, 296. Another Report of Minutes of Evidence, 308. 318. 
Hearing of Counfel on the Bill further adjourned, 319. Report of the Committee Meeting, 
of no Counfel attending, and that the Agent for the Bill had informed the Committee 
that it was not intended to produce any further Evidence in Support of the Bill ; the hearing 
of Counfel on the Bill further adjourned until the next Morning, 334. 346. . Order of the 
Day read for hearing Counfel, and the Houfe informed that Petitioners againft the Bill declined 
being heard by Counfel, the Speaker opened the Bill, and it was committed, 347. Petition 
of Noblemen, &amp;c. interefted in the Navigation of the River Ouze to and from King’s Lynn, 
&amp;c. {tating an Agreement to have taken place with the Mayor, &amp;c. of King’s Lynn refpecting 
the feveral Matters of this Bill, and praying for leave to be given to make Application to 
particular Perfons for Confents to further Works being done, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 347. 
Report on the laft mentioned Petition and Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill to examine, 
in the Firft Place, how far the Order for making Application to the Owners, &amp;c. have been 
complied with, and report the fame, &amp;c. 370. Voices given to the Committee on the Bill, 
371. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands in the Parifh of Waterbeach, in the County of Cam- 
bridge, againft a Claufe for ere€ting a New Staunch, &amp;c. near the Mouth or Lower End of 
Roach Lade, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 433. Report, 
together with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and to lie onthe Table, 459. 
Houle informed that printed Copies of the Bill as amended by the Committee, were delivered 
at the Door to Members, &amp;c. the Report taken into further Confideration, fome Amendments 
agreed to, fome Negatived being agreed to, &amp;c. and fome Amendments propofed to the Bill 
negatived being made, &amp;c. 493. King’s Confent fignified, 513. Read Third Time; Claufes 
added ; a Claufe negatived ; Second Reading, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 515. 540. 
P. 545. . 
Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. Stating an intended Application in the following Seffion, fora Bill to 
extend the Tax and Tonnage granted by the faid Act (Eau Brink) and praying for leave to give 
particular Notices, referred toa Committee, L. 586. Report, and to lie on the Table, 601. 
Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 611. Further confidered; Refolutions 
agreed to, and ordered to be printed in the London Gazette, and particular News-papers, 615. 


Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. for a Bill toextend the Term of the Tax on Lands, and Tolls on 
Goods, Wares, and Merchandifes granted by the faid A&amp; of 35 Geo. III. referred to a 
Committee, LI. 69. Report, &amp;c. 110. 132. 192. Petition of feveral Perfons, Petitioners 
againft the former Act, for Provifion to be made in this Bill for the Reimburfement of their 
Expences againft the former Bill; Negative referring it to the Committee on this Bill, 196. 
Bill reported, and to lie on the Table, 233. Day appointed for further confidering the Re- 
port, 274. The Order ot the Day for Ditto read; Houfe informed that printed Copies of the 
Bill as amended by the Committee were delivered to Members at the Door, &amp;c. and the Bill 
ordered to be ingrofled, 281. King’s Confent fignified, 283. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 290. 
417. P. 479. 

Ellefmere Canal. 

Erewath Canal. 


Effington, in the County of Stafford, Railway or Road to the Staffordthire and Worcefterfhire 
Canal, and for making Wharfs, &amp;c. LIV. 57. Report, 63. Petition of the Staffordfhire and 
Worcefterfhire Canal Company againft the Bill, to lieon the Table, 77. Day appointed for the 
Second Reading of the Bill, and the faid Petition againft it again read, and ordered to lie on the 
Table till the faid Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 79. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates 
in Effington, Bufhberry, &amp;c. againft; tolie onthe Table till Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 84. 
Petition of the Wyrley and Effington Canal Navigation Company, againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 100. Another Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 104. Petition of Bailiffs &amp;c. of Litchfield, againft ; to lie on the Table till Ditto and 
Counfel ordered, 152. The Second Reading deferred for Six Mdnths, 176. 


Fetcham, a Canal from near Fetcham Cornmill, in the Parith of Fetcham, into the River Thames 
near Walton, in the County of Surrey, L. 162. Not reported. 











See Shrewfbury, 98. 





See Shipley, 96.—Swarkftone, 109. 


Glamorganfhire Canal; from Ditto, to or near the Village of Aberdare, in the County of Glamor- 
gan, and for making Railways, &amp;c. from thence to or near Abernant, XLVIII. 94. Report, 100. 
Bill reported, and a Claufe added for making Compenfation for the Tythes of the Land, to be 
employed in making the Canal, &amp;c. 291. Agreed to by the Lords with ay Amendment, which 
was agreed to, 375. 390. P. 465. 


Glamorganfhire Canal, from Merthyr Tidville, &amp;c. 


Gloucefter ; from the River Severn, at or near that City, to Berkeley Pill, in the County of Glou- 
cefter, XLVIII. 202. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Staffordfhire and Worcef- 
terfhire Canal, in favour, 218. Report, 219. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Gloucefter, and other 
Petitions, in favour, 281. Bill read Second Time, and a Petition received from Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Briftol, againft, and praying for the Matter to be poftponed ; but Bill committed, 281. Petition 
of the Company of Proprietors of the Leominfter Canal, in favour, 285. Petition of the Mayor, 

&amp;c. 





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&amp;c. of Worcefter, in favour, 296. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 359. 
Petition of the Bailiffs, &amp;c. of the Borough of Montgomery, in favour, 373. Bill reported, &amp;c. 
405. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 429. Amendments made at the Lords and 
agreed to, 458. °P. 465. 


wh Gloucefter, &amp;c.; Petition for authorizing the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal Naviga- 
tion, to vary the Line of acertain Part of the faid Canal, fo as to render the Execution thereof 
more eafy, expeditious, and lefs expenfive ; referred to a Committee, LI. 292. Report, 343. 
Petition for Provifion to be made for amending the faid A&amp; of 32 Geo. IIE. for the further Secu- 
rity of the Land and Mill Owners, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 367. Bill committed, 376. 
Report on the Petition for Provifion to be made, &amp;c. and Inftruétion to thé Committee on the 
Bill to make fuch Provifion, &amp;c. 383. Reported; together with Lifts of Perfons affenting, 
&amp;c.; and to lie on the Table, 441. Report further confidered, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 
&amp;c. 462. 467. 535. P. 558. 


Grand Junétion Canal. 
See Poole, &amp;c. 93. 
See Breock, &amp;c. 


59. Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, to the River Trent, at or near Ratchffe, in the County 
of Nottingham, XLVII. 421. Report, &amp;c. 465. Petition of the Earl of Chefterfield, for 
Provifion to be made for making a Navigable Branch from Little Cropwell to Bingham; referred 
to a Committee, 492. Bill prefented, 566. Committed, 613. Petition of Anne and Emma 
Charlton, Ladies of the Manors of Staunton, Flawborough, and Alverton, againft; referred to 

\ the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 618. Petition of Truftees 

\ and Creditors of the Road from Grantham to Nottingham Trent Bridge, for Provifion to be 
made for giving them a Recompence for the Diminution of Tolls, by this Canai being made ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 624. Petitions of the Mayor, &amp;c. 
of Bofton. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Lincoln. Of Mr. Richard Ellifon, of Thorne, againft this 
Canal taking any of the Streams, Brooks, &amp;c. which run into or belong to the River Witham, 
&amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 635. Petition of the Duke 
of Newcaftle, againft ; referred, &amp;c. 636. Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, 
draining, &amp;c. by the River Witham, refident in. London, again{ft the Canal taking any of their 
Waters; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 639. Petition of the Gentry, 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Newark-upon-Trent, againft intercepting the Water of the Stream or River 
called the Devon; referred to the Committee, and Countel ordered, 677. Petition of the 
General Commiffioners for Drainage by the River Witham, againft; and in favour of a protecting 
Claufe ;. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 699. Petition of the General Commiffioners 
for Navigation by the River Witham, and other Petitions, againfl; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 707. Report, and the Bill not being properly prepared, the 
Chairman moves to withdraw it; agreed to by the Houfe, and another Bill ordered, 714. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 721. 745. The feveral Petitions againft the firft Bill read again, and referred to the 
Committee on this Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 754. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Town, &amp;c. of Nottingham, in favour, 765. Petition of General Commiffioners for 
Drainage, and other Petitions, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and CounfeL, 
ordered, 766. Petition of the Duke of Beaufort, acting Truftee and Guardian of the Duke 

* of Rutland, a Minor, againft Ditto, 767. Petition of William Sanday, of Holme Picrrepoint, 
poffefied of a Wharf and Warehoufes, &amp;c. at Ratcliffe-upon-Trent, which this Canal is ftated to 
deftroy, and praying for Compenfation to be made to him; referred to the Committee, 770. 
Committee revived, 779. Again revived, and to fit on a particular Day, notwithftanding any 
Adjournment of the Houfe, 784. Negative Motion for the Committee to meet, and proceed 
on the Bill the next Day at Two o’Clock, 786. Petition for a Bill renewed, &amp;c. XLVIIU. 
98. Report, 125. Bill committed, 357. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town of Derby, 
in favour, 360. Petition of Anne and Emma Charlton, Ladies of the Manors of Staunton, &amp;c. 
and alfo a Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the River Trent Navigation, againft; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 401. Bull reported, &amp;c. 445. 
P..3L3. 





See Braunfton, 39. &amp;c. 


Gains Crofs, &amp;c. 





Guinea Port, Saint Breock, &amp;c. 











oe Petition of the Company of Proprietors to be enabled to borrow more Money to complete the . 
faid Canal, &amp;c. and for amending the Act of 33 Geo. III.; referred, &amp;c. LIL127. Report, 
142. Bill committed, 202. Reported; and the Report on the Petition again read, Amend- 
ments agreed to, and ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 282. P. 360. 


Gravefend to the Medway. 





See Thames, &amp;c. 10. 21. 


60. Hereford, by Ledbury to Gloucefter, and to Newent, XLVI. 159. Report, 168. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Ledbury, in favour; to lie on the Table, 187. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of 
Tewketbury. Of Gentlemen, Freeholders, &amp;c. in the Line of this Canal; of Gentlemen, 
Tradeimen, &amp;c. of Ledbury, all againft; to lie onthe Table till the Second Reading of the Bll, 
and Counfel ordered, 254. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Chepftow. Of Ditto of Upton- 
upon-Severn, Of Ditto of Hereford. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Monmouth, all againft ; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 260. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Bromyard, in favour, 262. Of Inhabitants of Brecon and the Hay. Of Ditto and others of 
Newent, &amp;c. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Briftol, in favour, 268. Petition of Commiffioners for 


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62. 


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65. 


66. 


67. 


Severn Bridge, at Worcefter, againft ; to lie on the. Table till the Secorid Reading; 269. Bill 
read a Second Time; Counfel and Evidence:heard; and Bill committed;.275. Report, and 
Claufes added, &amp;c. 313. P. 398. ees 


Hereford to Gloucefter, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill to vary and extend the Line of the Canal; autho- 
rized to be made by Act of 31 Geo. III. &amp;c.; and to amend the faid A&amp;, XLVIII. 252. 
Report, 453. P. 874. 

Holdernefs Sluice, from the River Hull, in thé County of York, by Foredyke, &amp;c: to Caufey Bridges 


in the Town of Leven, in the Eaft Riding, and to Leven Bridge, in the South Field of Leven. 
&amp;c. XLVI. 497. Not reported. 





Horncaftle Canal, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 493. Report, 608. P. 1070, The Petition 
of Company of Proprietors for a Bill to raife a further Sum of Money, and to amend the faid Act 
of 32 Geo. III. Lv. 283. Report, and Notices not being regularly given, Report to lie on the 
Table, 554. Report again read and re-committed, 558. Again reported, and Bill ordered, 
569. Voices given to all the Membefs of the Committee on the Bill, 614. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 648. Again reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 662. Report furthet 
confidered ; Houfe informed of the Bill, as amended, being delivered at the Door to Memibers, 
ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;¢. 696. 705. P. 746. 


Howden, in the County of York ; for making a Navigable Cut or Canal from the faid Town to the 
River Ouze, at or near a Place called Howden Dyke, LI. 375. Not reported. 


Huddersfield Navigable Canal, from and out of the Canal of Sir John Ramfden, Baronet, at 
Huddersfield, to join, &amp;c. the Canal Navigation from Manchefter to Afhton-under-Lyne and 
Oldham, &amp;c. XLIX. 23. Report, 104. Day appointed for the Second Reading of the Bill, 
206. Petition of the Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town of Halifax, againft; to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 207. Order for the Second Reading difcharged, and 
another Day appointed, 234. Read Second Time; Petitioners againft decline being heard. 
Bill committed, 275. Report, and to be further confidered, 335. Further confidered; 
Amendments agreed to, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, 336. P. 417.——Petition of the faid 
Company for a Bill, to be enabled to finith and complete the Canal, and for amending the A&amp; of 
34 Geo. III. Lv. 177. Report, and that the Petition is not within the Standing Orders of the 
Houfe; Bill ordered, 200. Petition of Proprietors of Stock; Petition of Jofeph Radcliffe, of 
Milns Bridge, Efquire ; Petition of Ditto, on Behalf of himfelf and other Owners of Mills on 
the Rivers Colne and Tame, all againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, 
and Voices given, &amp;c. 305. Petition of Proprietors of Shares in the Canal, and a Petition of 
Owners, &amp;c. of Stock or Shares, all againft the compulfory Claufes, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table 
till the Report is received from the Committee, 339. Reported; and Day appointed for taking 
the Report into further confideration, 344. Further Confideration of the Report deferred, 351. 
The other Order of the Day for further confidering the Report read, and the Houfe adjourns for 
want of Forty Members prefent, 374.. Another Day appointed for Ditto, 380. The Order of 
the Day read, and a Motion made to re-commit the Bill; and the Houfe adjourns for want of 
Forty Members, 413. Another Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 421. De- 
ferred, 443. 449- 478. Bill re-committed, 511. Again reported, and Bill to be ingroffed, 
517. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 527. P. 595. 


Hammerfide-Hill. See Ulverftone, &amp;c. 117. 
Hampton Gay. See Shipton, &amp;c. 97. 
Hog-Hole.——See Datchet, &amp;c. 51. 


Ifle of Dogs, between Blackwall and Limehoufe Hole, Litt. 412. Report, 367. Bill prefented 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 571. See Dorks, 7. 


Ivelchefter. See /upra, 9. 


Kelfey (South), from the River Ancholme, in that Parifh, into the Parith of Caiftor, in the Courity 
of Lincoln, XLVIII. 207. Report, 656. P. 827. 7 


Kennet and-Avon Canal, in the County of Berks, &amp;c. ; to vary the Line theréof, and to extend the 
Powers of and amend Aéts paffed for Ditto, LIII. 259: Report, 271. Bill reported, with » 
Lifts of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 385. Printed Copies of the 
Bill haying been delivered to Members at the Door, Report further confideted ; anda Claufe 
added relative to any Agreement refpecting the Tenants of Sir James Pulteney and Latly Bath, 
428. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 439. Agteed to by the Lords with 
an Amendment, 513. Amendment agreed to, 520. P. 542.——-See infra, 93. 


King’s Norton, from the Worcefter and Birmingham Canal Navigation into the Borough of Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon ; and alfo certain Collateral Cuts, &amp;c. XLVIII. 116. Report, 129. Bill 
reported,.and Amendments made, 8c. 309. Read Third Time, and an Amendment, made, 
359- P. 465. 

Kington and Leominfter, in the County of Hereford; to join, 8c. the River Severn, near Stour- 
port Bridge, XLVI. 166. Report, 216. Petitions of the Right Honourable William Lord 
Craven, and of Thomas Botfield, of Dawley, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 

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69. 


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| Pavigations; | cies: ee PhP fF making, Navigable 


and Counfel ordered, 345. Report, and Bill re-committed, 391- Report again, 405. Read 
Third Time, and Amendments made, 430. P. 562. 


Kington, &amp;c. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal, for a Bill to enable thei to 


firtify and complete the fame, LI. 293. Report, 419. Bill reported, and Report to lie on the 
Table, 541. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, 
had been delivered at the Door to Members; Report further confidered, and Bill ordered to be 
ingroffed, 560. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 598, 
603. P. 618.——Another Petition of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill to enable the Com- 
pany to complete the Canal; to pay their Debts, and for altering, &amp;c. the Two Acts paffled 
for making the Canal; referred, &amp;¢. LV. 292. Report, and of the Petition not being within the 
Standing Orders, 395. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 401. Committed, 447. Petition of Proprietors 
of Shares in the faid Canal Navigation, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel 
ordered, and Voices given, 479. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Staffordthire 
and Worcefterfhire Canal Navigation; and Petition of other Proprietors of Shares in the 
Leominfter, againft; referred to the fame Committee, and Counfel ordered, 580. Not 


reported. 


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Kirkby Kendal, in the County of Weftmorland, to Weft Houghton, in the County of Lancatter, 


and Branches from Borwick to Warton Cragg, &amp;c. XLVII. 462. Report, 489. Petition of 
Freeholders, &amp;c. of Wigan, in favours to lie onthe Table, 495. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Kirkby Kendal, for a Bill for Ditto to be brought in; to lie onthe Table, 496. Other Petitions 
in favour; Ditto, 534. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough of Lancafter, in favour, 548. 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Blackburn, in favour, 567. Petition of Inhabitants of Garftang, 
and other Places, in favour, 570. Bill read Second Time and committed, 588. Petition of the 
Company of Proprietors of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, againft Ditto; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 589. Power given to the Committee to fend for 
Perfons, Papers, and Records, 608. Report, and Amendments made, 692. Read Third 
Time ; King’s Confent fignified; a Claufe added to enable Lord Archibald Hamilton to make 
Side Cuts; and Amendments made to the Bill, 701. Amendments made by the Lords and 
agreed to, 779. 783. P. 1070. 


—— $$ ___—_——— to Welt Houghton in the County of Lancatter, 
&amp;c. to alter and amend an Aét of the laft Seffion for making, &amp;c. the fame, and alfo to make a 
Navigable Branch from the faid Canal at or near Galgate to Glaffon Dock, in the faid County of 
Lancafter, XLVIII. 139. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Prefton, and other Petitions, in favour, 
139. Committee revived, 305. Report, and previous Queftion on Leave to bringin a Bill 
withdrawn, and Bill ordered, 396. Prefented, &amp;c. 443. Petition of Mayot, &amp;c. of Kirkby 
Kendal, and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the fame Place, in favour, 460. Bill committed, 
604. Account of all Money already difburfed by the Company; ordered, 607. Voices given 
to all the Members of the Committee, 608. Account of all Money already difburfed by the 
Company, and Account of Eftimates and Copies of Articles of Agreement for Cutting, &amp;c. 
prefented, and to lic on the Table, 627. Motion to revive the Committee dropt, on Notice 
being taken that Forty Members were not prefent, 634. The Committee revived, and the 
Accounts already mentioned referred to the Committee, 638. An Account of all Timber im- 
ported into the Port of Lancafter, and of all other Articles imported into the faid Port from the 
Welt Indies, for the laft Five Years ; referred tothe Committee on this Bill, 656. Report to be 
made, 680. Reported, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 681. Read Third Time, &amp;c. ; negative the 
Second Reading of a Claufe to protect the Tolls and Duties payable to the Corporation of Lan- 
cafter, and make an Amendment to the Bill, &amp;c. 717. P. 764, 


For an Extenfion of this Canal. See infra, 71. 
—-For Land belonging to His Majefty for the Ufe of this Canal. 








See Navigations, 5. 


Lancafter Canal Navigation (Kirkby Kendal) toextend fuch Navigation by making, 8c. a Navi- 


gable Canal from the fame, at or near a Place called How Croft, to join the Canal of the Duke 
of Bridgwater, in the Parith of Eccles, &amp;c. XLIX. 125. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Wigan, 
in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table, 145. Report, 148. Petition of Lord Archibald 
Hamilton, againft; referred tothe Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 224. Petition 
of Henrietta Maria Atherton of Atherton Hall, in the Parith of Leigh, Spinfter, refpecting her 
Confent ftated to have been given, and alfo againft the Bill ; referred to a Committee to examine, 
&amp;c. 263. Report the Minutes of the Evidence taken on Mifs Atherton’s Petition, and to lie on 
the Table, 338. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. of the Town and Neighbourhood of Leigh, in 
favour of the Bill, 344. Day appointed for taking into further Confideration the Report on 
Mifs Atherton's Petition, 355. Petition of Jackfon Mafon, of Lancafter, Gentleman, rela- 
tive to Mifs Atherton’s Petition, and praying for the Report thereon to be re-committed, &amp;c.; 
the Report again read, and a Motion for re-committing it pafled in the Negative ; defer the 
further Confideration thereof, and order the fame to be printed, 384. The further Confideration 
of the Report on Mifs Atherton’s Petition refumed ; a Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
of the Lancafter Canal Navigation received ; Refolutions come to, and an Inftruction to the 
Committee on the Bill to make Provifion for preventing the faid Company from carrying the 
Line of the Canal through any Part of the Avenue, Lawn, or Pleafure Ground of Mifs Ather- 
ton, without her Confent in Writing, &amp;c. 408. Not proceeded in. 


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Lancafter Canal; Petitiom of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill for better enabling them to 
complete the fame, LV. 281. Report, +423. Petition of Owners of Eftates in the County of 
Weftmorland, for Provifton to be made in the Bill for compelling the faid Canal Company forth- 
with to mrakeand complete that Part of their Canal which lies in the County of Weftmorland ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, 547. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 
557- Report, and that the faid Petition was confidered; Billto be ingrofled, 606. P. 681. 


72. Lapworth; a Navigable Cut from the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal, in the Parifh of Lapworth, into 
the Warwick and Birmingham Canal, in the Manor of Kingfwood, in the County of Warwick, 
L. 155. Report, 291. Order of Leave for a Bill upon the Report read and difcharged, and 
another Order made becaufe Kingfwood was faid to be inthe County of “ Worcefter,” 9324, 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. ibid. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Warwick and Birming- 
ham Canal Navigation, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and 
Counfel ofdered, 335. Day appointed for the Second Reading, 349.. Petition of the Reverend 
William Windfor Fitzthomas, Proprietor of certain Shares of the Upper Part of the Navigation 
of the River Avon, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and to be 
heard by his Counfel, Agents, and Witneffes, 359. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town 
of Birmingham, in favour, 371. Petitioners declining to be heard by Counfel againft the Bill, 
on the Second Reading, it was committed, 378. Another Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
of the Warwick and Birmingham Canal Navigation, againft ; referred to the Committee on the 
3 Bill and Counfel ordered, 381. The Reverend Mr. Fitzthomas’s Petition read again, and referred 
tb the fame Committee ; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 382. Report, together with a 
Lift of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lieon the Table, 433. Houfe informed 
that printed Copies of the Bill, asamended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to 
Mentbers, &amp;c. Report further confidered, and Bill to be ingrofled, 470. Read Third Time, 

and Amendments made, &amp;c. 478. P. 545. - 


VED Leeds to Liverpool ; to vary the Line of the faid Canal Navigation, and to raife a further Sum to 
complete the fame, and for other Purpofes, XLVIII. 129. Report, &amp;c. 147. Petition of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Leeds, in favour, 163. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, in favour, and 
alfo of Gentlemen, Merchants, &amp;c. of Liverpool, Ditto, 244. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of Blackburn, and other Petitions, in favour, 249. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of 
the faid Leeds, &amp;c. Canal, for Provifion to be made for altering and amending the Act of 10 
Geo. HI. for making Ditto; referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 266. Report on the 
Petition for Provifion to be made inthe Bill, and Inftruction given, 366. Bill reported and 
re-committed, 420. Reported again, 461. Sent to the Lords, 615. Not returned. 
Petition for varying the Line, &amp;c. of the Canal renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 103. Feeport, 
162. Petition ofthe Company of Proprietors of the Lancafter Canal Navigation, againft ; to 
lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 185. Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 199. Order for Ditto difcharged, and another Day appointed, 212. Ditto 232. 
Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Leeds, in favour, 243. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Meffuages, &amp;c. 
upon and near to the Line of the Lancafter Canal Navigation ; and Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Lands in the County of Lancafter, againft ; to lie on the Table until the Bill be read a Second 
Time, and Counfel ordered, 249. Petition of Owners of Lands, &amp;c. in the County of Lancatter, 
againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 293. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of . 
Liverpool, and other Petitions, in favour, 293. Read Second Time on a Divifion, and no 
Counfel attending, -Bill committed, 295. Petition of the Proprietors of the Leeds and Liverpool 
Canal, for a Miftake to be re¢tified, and Provifion to be made for making a Branch out of the 
faid intended Deviation in Habergham Eaves into a Clofe in Ighton Hill Park, in the County 
of Lancafter ; referred to a Committee, 306. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, in favour, 
308. The feveral Petitions prefented againft the Bill read again, and referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 316. Report upon the Petition for making a Branch from 
Habergham Eaves, &amp;c. and Inftruction thereupon, 317. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. of the 
County of Lancafter, againft fo much of the intended Deviation as lies between Heapy Chapel and 
Kirklees Hall, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 332. Report 
and Bill re-committed, 335. Debate on Motion to Difcharge the Order for hearing Counfel on 
_ the Lancafter Company Petition, adjourned, and an Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to 
inquire into the Circumftances of an Agreement faid to fubfift between the Petitioners and the 
Promoters of the Bill, 360. Debate on the faid Motion further adjourned, 371. Houfe in- 
formed that the feveral Petitioners againft the Bill did not defire to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. ; 
Order for Ditto, difcharged, and the Order for inquiring into the Circumftances of -the {aid 
Agreement alfo difcharged, 373. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Bolton, in favour, 374. Bill again reported, &amp;c. 405. Read Third Time, and 
a Claufe added to enable the Company of Proprietors to make Railways, &amp;c. 443. P. 569. 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors to be empowered to makea Deviation in the Line of the 
faid Canal, and to make and extend the fame to or near Grimfhaw Park in Blackburn, in the 
County of Lancafter; tolie onthe Table, XLIX. 274. Not proceeded in. 


4- —____—_——— Petition of the Company of Proprietors (Leeds, &amp;c. Canal) for a Bill to grant 
certain Powers to His Majefty’s Juftices of the Peace for Yorkfhire and Lancafhire, for altering, 
diverting, or ftopping up certain Highways in refpect of their Canal ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, LIV. 218. Not reported. 








756 Leicefter Town ; to communicate with the Rivet Nen, in or near the Town of Northampton, and 
alfo a Collateral Cut therefrom, XLVII. 97. Report, 124. Petition of Owners, ross &gt; 
$ 


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Lands lying in and near to the Line of the intended Canal, againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Report is received from the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 205. Petition of Owners 
&amp;c. of Lands lying in or near to the Line of the Canal, complaining of Notices not having “iting 
given, and of Deviations from the Map or Plan, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee to examine, and 
State the Matter of Faét, &amp;c. 257. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, and 
to fit notwithflanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, idid. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Wakefield, and alfo of Burton-upon-Trent, in favour, 265. Report from the Committee on 
the Land Owners Petition, and the Matter of Fact ftated ; to lie on the Table till the Réport 
is received from the Committee on the Bill, 271. Report upon the Bill; Day appointed for 
Confideration, and the Report on the Petition of Owners of Lands to be confidered at the fame 
Time, 273. Further Confideration of Report deferred, 290. Petition of the Company of Pro- 
prietors of the Erewath Canal, in favour, 296. Report deferred, 308. Report further con- 
fidered ; Petitioners decline being heard by Counfel, and Bill re-committed, 317. Reported 
again, 346. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for allowing Perfons whofe Lands adjoin to 
the Canal to make ufe of the Canal without paying Toll, and Amendments made to the Bill 
436. An Amendment made by the Lords and agreed to, 614. P. 711. 


Leicefter, Petition to be enabled to finifh and complete the feveral Works, difcharge the Debts, and 
amend the faid Act, &amp;c. LU. 281. Report, 351. Petition of Creditors of the Tolls arifing 
on Wanlip Turnpike Road, for a Claufe to be inferted for indemtifying the Petitioners for a 
Reduction of Tolls occafioned by the faid Navigation ; referred to the Committee on the Bil] 
Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 395. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the 
Navigation from the Leicefter Navigation to Melton Mowbray, &amp;c. againft certain Claufes in 
the Bill ; referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 416. Report of Countel 
being heard, &amp;c. and Report tolie on the Table, 432. Report further confidered, after printed 
Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered to Members at the Door 

- &amp;c. 452. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 454. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with fome Amendments, 505. Amendments agreed to 519. P. 531. : 


Leicefter to Melton Mowbray. 





See infra, 84. 132. 
Leominfter. Vide fupra, 67. 68. 
London and Weftern Canal. 


76. Loughborough Canal, from Ditto to the Town of Leicefter, &amp;c. and for making &amp;c. Railways, 
or Stone Roads, and Water Levels, &amp;c. XLVI. 167. Report, 193. Petition of the Proprietors 
of a Machine ftanding on the Coal Hill in Leicefter, praying for Provifion to be made for 
Satisfaction to them for the Injury to their Property by this Canal; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 277. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Leicefter, in favour, 296. Bill 
committed, and the faid Petition of the Proprietors of a Machine for weighing Coals, read again and 
referred, 317. Petition of Truftees of the Road between Leicefter and Athby-de-la~Zouch, 
againtt, referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 387. Petition of the Creditors 
of the Tolls of the Road from Markfield Turnpike over Charley Foreft, &amp;c. for Indemnity for 
the Diminution or lofs of Tolls by means of this Canal, referred to the fame Committee and 
Counfel ordered, 403. Report; an Amendment of the Committee difagreed to, and a Claufe 
for Stacking Coals on the Wharfs added, &amp;c. 430. P. 562. See infra, 132. 


See Kington, &amp;c. 67. 68. 


17. Manchefter, to or near Afhton-under-Lyne, and Oldham, in the County of Lancafter, XLVII. 462. 
Report, 509. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Manchefter and its Neighbourhood in favour 
of Ditto; to lie onthe Table, 528. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 535. Read Second Time, 574. 
Voices given to the Committee, 594. Report, &amp;c. 731. 736. Amendments made by the 
Lords, 782. Confidered and not agreed to, but deferred for Three Months, 795. Another 
Bill ordered, &amp;c. 796. Prefented, &amp;c. 800. Committed and Leave givén to fit the next 
Morning, 807. Reported, &amp;c. 816. 818. 1024. P. 1070. 








See infra, 97~—Supra, 39. 








TLeominfter. 


Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Manchefter to Afhton-under-Lyne and Old- 
ham Canal, to extend the fame from Clayton Demefne, to a Place between Manchefter and 
Stockport, 8c. XLVINI. 124. Report, 8c. 148. Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
under the former AG, for Provifion to be made for amending and enlarging the Powers of the 
former Aét, to lie on the Table, 248. The laft Petition read again and referred to a Com- 
mittee to examine, &amp;c. 257. Report and Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to make 
Provifion therein accordingly, 283. Petition of feveral Subfcribers for making the Sowerby 
Canal, againft, fo far as refpeéts the Water of certain Collieries near Holinwood; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 290. Report, and Amendments made to the 
Bill, 409. Read Third Time and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 412. P. 465. 








Petition of Owners of Lands, &amp;c. in Manchefter and Afhton-under-Lyne, for making, &amp;c. 
a Canal from and out of the faid Manchefter, to Afhton-under-Lyne and Oldham Canal, 
at an intended Aqueduct Bridge in Dukinfield in the County of Chefter, to Chapel Milton, 
&amp;c. XLIX. 22. Report, 105. Read Third Time, anda Claufe added fot making a Towing 
Path through Mr. Clarke’s Eftate, 309. P. 388. 


———-Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Manchefter and Afhton-under-Lyne, &amp;c. 
Canal, for a Bill tocomplete the faid Canal and to amend the Aéts paffed, LI. 263. Re- 
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port, 429. Voices given, &amp;c. 550. Petition againft, refertéd to the Committee on the Bill 
and Counfel ordered, 553: Petition of William Hulton, Efquire, againft ; referred, and Countel 
ordered 557.. Petition of Robert Grimthaw, Merchant, againft; referred and Counfel ordered, 
568. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 606. P. 629. 


Manchefter to Athton-under-Lyne, &amp;c.; Petition of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill td 


amend the feveral Acts paffed, and for granting to the faid Company further aud other Powers, 
referred, &amp;c. LV. 176. eo 187. Bill reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 343: 
Report further confidered ; Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill being delivered at 
the Door to Members; Amendments agreed to, &amp;c. Bill to be ingrofied, 408. Read Third 
Time; feveral Claufes added and Amendments made, &amp;c. 457. P. 538. 


See Peak Forett. 


Manchefter; for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from thence to or neat Prefto-leé 


Bridge in the Townfhip of Little Lever, and from thence by one Branch to or near the Town of 
Bolton, and by another Branch to or neat the Town of Bury, all in the County Palatine of 
Lancafter, XLVI. 215. Several Petitions in favour of Ditto, ibid. Report, 278. P. 562. 


— Petition of the Proprietors of the faid Canal to extend the fame, “ from Bury to Rochdale and 


*€ from thence to Chelburn, and to Dean,” &amp;c. XLVII. 505. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Bury, Middleton, &amp;c. againft ; to lie on the Table, iid. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Man- 
chefter, againft Ditto, 528. Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Oldham againft, 575. Not reported. 
Petition for a Bill renewed, XLVIII. 99. . Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Corn Mills; and other Mills 
upon the River Calder, in favour of this Bill, 133. Report, and Bill ordered to extend Ditto from 
Hindes Mill; to the Calder Navigation at Sowerby Bridge, é&amp;c. 146. Petition of Subfcribers for 
making a Navigable Canal from Sowerby Bridge Wharf, &amp;c. againit ; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill; and Counfel ordered, 212. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Man- 
chefter, in favour, and praying to be heard by Counfel uponit, 225. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. 
of Liverpool in Favour, 244. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Rochdale, againft ; to lie on the 
Table .till the Second Reading, 431. . Petition of Owners and Occupiers of Mills upon the - 
River Roach, &amp;c. againft ; to lie on the Tabletill the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 45a 
Day appointed for the Second Reading, 622. A Debate arifing on the Motion for the Second 
Reading, it was adjourned till after the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, 654. 
the Debate refumed, and the Second Reading deferred, did. Petition of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of the Borough and Town of Liverpool, and feveral other Petitions in Favour, 663. The 
Second Reading of the Bill deferred for Three Months on a Divifion, ibid.——Petition renewed 
for extending the faid Canal to a certain Place at or near Sladen, &amp;c. XLIX. 20. Report, 25. 
Day appointed for the Second Reading of the Bill, 103. Deferred, 147. 184. 263. 343. 
Petition of John Entwifle, of Foxholes; and Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands on the Line of 
the Extenfion, and other Petitions, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 
and Counfel ordered, 372. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool and’ other Petitions in 
Favour, 374. Negative, on a Divifion, now reading the Bill a Second Time, and defer it for 
Six Months, 375. See infra 103, 104. 133. 











Manchefter, Bolton, and Bury Canal ; Petition of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill to enable 


them to raife a further Sum for completing the faid Canal, LI. 305. 
&amp;c. LIV. 195. Not proceeded in. 





Petition renewed, 


Marfton Bridge, in Bedworth Parifh, in the County of Warwick, to a Clofe in Affiby-de-la-Zouch 


Parifh, in the County of Leicefter, and to be continued to the Lime Works at Ticknal, in the 
County of Derby, XLIX. 238. Report, 276. Petition of Penn Afheton Curzon of Gopfall 
Hall, in the County of Leicefter, Efquire, againft the prefent Line of the Canal, and propofing 
a Deviation, referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 365. Reporton Mr. Curzon’s Petition 
and Inftruétion accordingly, 366. Bill reported, &amp;c. and to be further confidered, 420. Dee 
ferred, 430. 442. Poftponed, till the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, 
444. The adjourned Confideration of the Report refumed, one Amendment difagreed to, and 
a Claufe added “ to reftrain the Company of Proprietors from taking the Water of the Rivers 
“ Anker or Meafe,”’ or the Bramborough Brook, and feveral Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 
448. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment which was agreed to, 491. 499. P. 569. 


Melton Mowbray, and Leicefter Navigation, from Ditto in the Mill Clofe Homeftead, into Cutt’s 


Clofe, in the Parifh of Oakham, in the County of Rutland, XLVIII. 204. Report, 271. Bill 
prefented, 8c. 373. 404. Reported and re-committed, 609. Reported, and to be further confidered 
659. Further confidered, and a Claufe added to prevent Deviations into Lands not mentioned 
in the Plan, without the Confent of the Owners, 661. Read Third Time &amp;c. 677. An 
Amendment made at the Lords which was agreed to, 723. 727. P. 745. Petition fi a Bill 
to raife more Money for completing the Canal, and to alter, &amp;c. the Act, referred, &amp;c. LV. 
238. Report, 248. Bill reported and to lie on the Table, 512. Report further confidered ; 
Houte informed of printed Copies of the Bill being delivered at the Door to Members; Amend- 
ments agreed to, Bill to be ingroffed, 545. P. 681. See infra, 132+ 133+ 


Merthyr Tidville——See Glamorganhhire, 136. 


Monmouthfhire Canal, (from Pontnewynydd into the River Usk, &amp;c.) for extending the faid 
Canal. Navigation, and for explaining, &amp;c. an Act of 32 Geo. III. for making the faid Canal, 











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86. 


87. 





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LIl. 311, Report, 366. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 413% Petition of William Kemeys, Efquire, 
againft the Bill in its then Form; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, 
448. Bill read Second Time; Mr. Kemeys’s Petition again read, and referred to the 
Committee; Counfel ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 466. Power given to the Committee 
to fend for Perfons, Papers and Records, 522. Reported, together with a Lift of the 
Names of Perfons afferiting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 603. Report taken ‘into 
further Confideration, the Houfe being informed that printed Copies of the Bill as amended 
by the Committee, had been delivered to Members at the Door, and a Claufe added for adjourn- 
ing the General Affembly, if a fufficient Number of Proprietors are not prefent, 626. Read 


' Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 632. 673. P. 608. 
Monmouth and Cardiff, &amp;c. Dram Road, or Way, Wharfs, &amp;c. LIV. 188. Report, 295. 


Petition of the Glamorganfhire Canal Navigation Company, againft; to lie on the Table until 
the Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 408. Day appointed! for the Second 


' Reading, 504. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. in the line of the intended Road, in favour of 


Ditto to lie on the Table, 511. Not proceeded in. 
See fupra, 28. 





Selly Oak, and certain Collateral Cuts to communicate therewith, XLVIII. 6. Report, &amp;c. 33. 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Birmingham, and Birmingham and Fazeley Canal 
Navigation, againft; to lie on the Table until the Bill be brought in, 49. Prefented, &amp;c. 51. 
52. The faid Petition againft, read again, and to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of 
the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 61. Day appointed for Second Reading, 82. Petition of Prin- 
cipal Inhabitants of Tewkefbury, in favour, 93. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Gloucefter, for Ditto, 98. 
Day for Second Reading deferred, 127. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Stratford-upon-Avon, 
and other Petitions in favour, 129. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Worcefter, and other Petitions 
in favour, 142. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Staffordthire and Worcefter- 
fhire Canal Navigation ; anda Petition of the Merchants, Traders, &amp;c. of Wolverhampton, 
again{t; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 143. Petition of 
Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Tamworth, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 146. 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Northampton, againft; tolie onthe Table, Ditto, 160. Petition 
of Lord Vifcount Dudley and Ward, and other Petitions, in favour, 160. Petition of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Coventry, and other Petitions, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading, 164. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Birmingham, and other Petitions, in favour, 
165. Petition of the Proprietors of the Dudley Canal Navigation; a Ditto of the Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of the Town of Atherftone, and a Ditto of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Birming- 
ham, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, ibid. Day for 
Second Reading further deferred, 170. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Thames 
and Severn Canal Navigation, againft; to lieon the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel 
ordered, 195. Another Day appointed for Second Reading, ibid. Read Second Time; 
negative calling in Counfel; Bill committed, and Petitions againft, referred; Counfel ordered, 
a Voices given to the Committee, 235. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Buck~ 
ingham, againft; to'lie on the Table, 252. Bill reported; negative Motion for deferring 
the further Confideration thereof for Six Months; negative the Second Reading of feveral 
Claufes, and order the Bill to be ingroffed, 413. . Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 432. 926. P. 939. See /upra, Dudley. 





Newbury ; for miaking a Navigable Canal from the River Kennet, at or near the faid Town, in the 


County of Berks, to the River Avon, at or near the City of Bath; and alfo certain Navigable 
Cuts therein defcribed: XLIX. 244. Report, 281. Prefented, &amp;c.; Day appointed for the 
Second Reading ; and a Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Water Mills, Rivers, Streams, &amp;c. prefented 
againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 325. Petition 
of the Company of Proprietors of the Thames and Severn Canal Navigation, again{t; to lie on 
the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 337. Petition of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the 
Neighbourhood of Hungerford, and other Petitions, in favour, 357. Bill read Second Time, 
and no Counfel attending, committed, &amp;c. 358. Petition of Jofeph Hickey, of Jermyn Street, 
Efquire, relative to a Houfe of Adam Williamfon, Efquire, Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, 
againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 371. Petition 
of the Portreeve, &amp;c. of Great Bedwin, in favour, 397. Petition of Ann Shaw, Widow, and 
George Edward Allen, Efquire, complaining of the Line of the Canal going through their 
Eftates, &amp;c. and praying for a Deviation; referred to a Committee, 413. Report on Ann 
Shaw, &amp;c., Petition, and Infiruction to vary the Line of the Capal,in refpec&amp;t of Ditto, 424. 
Bill reported, and One Amendment difagreed to, &amp;c. 443. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the 
Borough of Devizes, in favour, 450. Read Third Time; a Claufe added for protecting the 
Lands of Lady Jones and Mrs. Popham; and another Claufe-added for. fettling Damages not 
provided for by the Bill, and feveral Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;qy 455.475. P. 485. 


Petition for a Bill to vary aad alter the Line of the Canal authorized to be made by the faid 
Act, and to amend the faid A&amp;; and alfo to make a certain Navigable Cut therein defcribed ; 
referred to a Committee, LI. 117. Report, &amp;c. 141. 149. 215. ~Petition of Perfons, late 
Proprietors or Holders of Shares in the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation, againft a -Claufe 
compelling them to pay their Calls for carrying into Effect the faid Canal; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill ; and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. and Voices given'to the Members of the Committee, 

; 301. Report; 








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301. Report; together with a Lift of Naines of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c.; and to lie 
on the Table, 383. Motion for the Report to be further confidered; Houfe. informed that 
printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Doot to 
Members of the Houfe; Report further confidered; Amendments agreed to; and a Claufe 
added, to enable the Company to purchafe Lands, and.to re-convey Part thereof, not found 
neceffary, without incurring the Penalties of the Statute of Mortmain, &amp;c. 428. Day 
appointed for the Third Reading, 429. Read Thitd Time, and Title given; *8&amp;c. 456. sto. 
P. 545. 


Newbury; another Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Kennet and Avon Canal 


Navigation, for a Bill to vary the Line of the faid Canal, and for extending; the fame; and alfo to 


make a certain Navigable Cut, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, LI. 378, Report, and negative, 


on a Divifion, a Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to vary the Line, &amp;¢. as prayed for, 407. 


Newcaftle-under-Lyne Canal, to the Canal of Sir Nigel Bowyer Grefley, Baronet, near the faid 


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Town ; and alfo another Branch, at or near Apedale, to certain Coal and other Works in,the 
County of Stafford, LIII. 279. Report, 320. Bill reported, with a Lift.of the Namés of 
Perfons affenting, 8&amp;c.; Report to lieon the Table, 457. Printed Copies of the Bill, as amended, 
having been delivered to Members at the Door, Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingroffed, 
554- Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 560: P. 629. 


ewcaftle-upon-Tyne ; for making, &amp;c. a Navigable Canal ftom thence, to or’ nearly to Haydon 


Bridge, all in the County of Northumberland, Lil, 162. Report, 345. ~“Bill prefented, &amp;c. 
and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 369. Petition of the Miniftef, Church Wardens, 
&amp;c. of Saint Johnlee, in the County of Northumberland, and Two Petitions of Owners, &amp;c: 
of Lands, lying between Newcaftle and Haydon Bridge, &amp;¢. againft the Bill; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 381. A Motion withdrawn for deferring the 
Second Reading fer Three Months, and Bill committed ; Petitioners defire not to be heard in 
this Stage of the Bill; the Houfe refers the Petitions againft it to the Committee, and orders 
Counfel to be heard, &amp;c. 398. Petition of the Corporation of Greenwich Hofpital in favour 
of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 426. Petition of Free Burgeffes of Newcaftle; alfo Petition 
of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands, Ship Owners, &amp;c. in favour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 446. 


Leave given to the Committee to fit, notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 471. 
Not proceeded in. 


Norwood ; for making a Navigable Cut from the Grand Junétion Canal, in the Precin&amp;t of Norwood, 


in the County of Middlefex, to Paddington, L. 145. Report, and a Petition of a Nobleman 
and others againft the Introduétion of ‘any Bill thereupon, and againft the Bill if brought in; to 
lie on the Table tillthe Bill be brought in, 15. Bill prefented and read; the faid Petition 
again{t, again read, and to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 174, 
Order for Second Reading read and deferred, 221. 268. Bill read Second ‘ Time, and Counfel 
attended, but not called in; A&amp; of 33 Geo. HI. read, and Bill committed on a Divifion, 297. 
Report, together with a Lift of the Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c., and to lie on the Table, 
335. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been 
delivered to Members, &amp;c. Report further confidered, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 
370. 376. 421. P. 480. 


Nottingham Town ; a Canal from the Cromford Canal to Nottingham; and to the River Trent, 


near Nottingham Trent Bridge; and alfo certain Collateral Cuts, &amp;c. XLVII. 460. -Report, 
490. Bill prefented, 505. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Erewafh Canal, 
againft; to_lie on the Table till the Bill. be read Second Time, and Counfel ordered, 526. 
Petition of Henry Duke of Newcaftle, againft ; to lieon the Table until the Second Reading of 
the Bill, 544. Day appointed for. Second Reading, 553. . Another Petition of the Duke of 
Newcaftle; ordered to be heard by Counfel, 567. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Basford, and 
other Places; and a Petition of Inhabitants of Nottingham, againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 569. Petitioners decline being heard by Counfel, and Bill read 
Second Time, 572. Voices given to Members of the Committee, 594. Petition of George 
de Ligne Gregory, Efquire, againft; referred tothe Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 
595- Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Erewath Canal, againft; referred, &amp;c. and 
Counfel ordered, 599. Petition of Lord Middleton and others, for Provifion to be made for 
their making a Navigable Communication at their own Expence, from feveral Coal Mines 
belonging to them near this Canal; referred to a Committee, 599. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Nottingham, in favour; to Jie on the Table, 618. Petition of the Committee of the Company 
of Proprietors of the River Trent Navigation, againft; and alfo another Petition of Ditto, 
againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Céunfel ordered on the laft-mentioned 
Petition, 618. Petition of the Proprietors of the Canal from the Trent to Langley Bridge, 
again{t; to lie on the Table till the Report is received ftom the Committee, and Countel ordered, 
637. Report, and ordered to be taken into further Confideration, and the laft-mentioned Peti 

tioners ordered to be heard by Counfelon Ditto, 673. Report further confidered ; the faid Peti- 
tioners decline being heard by Counfel.; an Amendment difagreed to ; a Claufe added for fecuring 
a fufficient Quantity of Water forthe Erewafh Canal; and Amendments made to the Bill, 685. 
Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Nottingham, in favour; to lie on the Table, 695. Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, 699. P. 776. 


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Okeham Canal.——See Melton Mowbray. 


Oldbury ; from the Birmingham and Birmingham and Fazeley Canal Navigations, through Oldbury 
and Warley Wigorn, in the Parifh of Halefowen, &amp;c. to join the Dudley Canal at Dudley; and 
alfo for Three Collateral Cuts or Branches, &amp;c. XLVIII. 123. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Buckingham, in favour of Ditto, 252. “Net proceeded in. 


Peak Foreft Canal ; Petition of the Company of Proprietors fora Bill to alter and amend an A&amp; 
of 34 Geo. III. for making and maintaining the fame, and for granting to the Company further 
and other Powers, LV. 184... Report, and that the Petition is not within the Standing Orders ; 
Report to lieon the Table, 190.. Report again read and re-committed, 199. Again reported, 
and Bill ordered, 209. ° Bill reported, and Report to lic onthe Table, 337. Report again read 
and re-committed, other Amendments being neceffary, 362. Again reported, and ordered to bé 
ingroffed, 370. Bill read Third Time; feveral Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 456. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments; 546. Amendments agreed to, 590. P. 595« 


Pontnewynydd, into the River Ufk, at Newport; and a Navi ble Cut, &amp;c. from the fame, to or 
near Crumlin Bridge, ~in the County of Monmouth; and for making, &amp;c. Railways or Stone 
Roads to feveral Tron Works, 8&amp;c. XLVII. 439. Report, 464. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 582. 606. 
Petition of Proprietors of Eftates in the Line of the intended Canal, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 629. 
Petition of the Governors, &amp;c. of the Mines Royal Company, againft; to lie on the Table. till 
the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 683. Report, and to be further confi- 
dered; Petitioners, Proprietors of Eftatesy then to be heard by Counfel, and the Mines Royal 
Company’s Petition to lie on the Table till the Report be further confidered, 693. Order for 
further Confideration read; Petitioners decline being heard in this Stage of the Bill, and Bill 
re-committed, 700. Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates through which the 
Canal is intended to be made, againft; to lie on the Table till the Report on the Bill is reccived, 
and Counfel ordered, 705. Day appointed for receiving thé Report, 739. Report, and Counfel 
attended, but no Motion being made for calling them in, Bill ordered to be ingrofled, 748. Petition 
of feveral Perfons, Owners, 8c. of Eftates, ftating that the Standing Orders of the Houte relative 
to Notices had not been complied with, and praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c.; ordered to lie 
on the Table, 755. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 772. 815. P. 1070. 


Poole; for making a-Navigable Canal from the Navigable Channel, in the Harbour of Poole, in 
the County of Dorfet, to communicate with the Kennet and Avon Canal at Widbrook, in the 
County of Wilts; and alfo certain Navigable Branches from the intended Canal, LI. 381. 
Report, 408. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 411. 437- Reported; together with a Lift of Names of 
Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and the Report to lie on the Table, 494. Houfe informed 
that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door 
to Members; the Report further confidered; an Amendment was difagreed to; feveral Amend- 
ments made to One Amendment; and. feveral Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 519. Read 
Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 521. 540. P. 545. 


Porthywain ; for making a Navigable Canal from the Lime Rocks at Ditto, in the Parith of Llany- 
blodwell, in the County of Salop, to or near Newtown, in the County.of Montgomery ; and alfo 
certain Collateral Cuts from the faid Canal, XLIX. 251. Report, 274. P. 388. 


Rochdale Canal. See Sowerby Bridge, &amp;c. ‘ 


Rockwardine Wood, from the North End of the Shropfhire Canal, to the Town of Shrewfbury, in 
the County of Salop, XLVIIL. 149. Report, 222. P. 827. 





Severn River, between Bewdley Bridge and Meadow Wharf, at Colebrooke Dale Towing Path, LIv. 
98. Report, 224. P. 387. 


Shipley Collieries ; from Ditto, in the County of Derby, to the Erewafh Canal on Stanton Heath. 
inthe fame County, XLVII. 450. Report, 505. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 589. Committed, 631. 
Not reported.——-Petition for Ditto renewed, &amp;c, XLVIII. 217. Report, 635. P. 827. 


Shipton, in the County of Oxford; from and out of the Oxford Canal Navigation, to join and 
communicate with the River Thames, at or near Ifleworth, in the County of Middlefex, XLVIII. 
164. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Land in Cowley, &amp;c. Parifhes, in favour, 169. Report, 232. 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. 280. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Amerfham, and other Petitions, in 
favour, 303. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town of Thame, and other Petitions, in 
favour, 307. Petition of Adolphus Meetkerke, of Julians, Efquire, praying for a Compenfation 
to be made to him for his Lofs by this Canal being made; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading of the Bill, 313. Petition of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Great Marlow, and alfo of thofe of 
Henley-upon-Thames, againft; to lieon the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel: ordered, 
339- Petition of the Commiffioners for improving, &amp;c. the Navigation of the Rivers Thames 
and Ifis, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 345. Petition of Owners of 
Eftates, Corn and Paper Mills, &amp;c. upon and adjoining to the River Thames, againft; to lie on 
the "Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 353. Petition of Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c. refiding in the City of Oxford, and other Petitions, in favour, 354. Petition of the 
principal Inhabitants of New Windfor, and other Petitions, againft; to lieon the Table, &amp;c. and 
Counfel ordered, 356. The Second Reading of the Bill put off for Six Months, 366. 


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500. 


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Somerfetfhire Coal Canal. 








Shobnail, &amp;c. See infra, 118. 
Shrewfbury, in the County of Salop, to the River Merfey, at or near Nether Pool, in the County 





of Chefter,.and certain collateral Cuts, XLVI. 116. Report, 128. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 271. 
Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Bridgnorth, in favour,.345. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Leominfter, 
and other Petitions, in favour, 353. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Whitchurch, and other 
Petitions, in favour, 357. Read Second Time, iid. Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
of the Chefter Canal Navigation, and Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Worcefter, in favour, 401. 
Petition of certain of the Owners and Proprietors of the Water Works erected within the City of 
Chefter, upon the River Dee, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel 
ordered, 409. Petition of the Company of Proprietors for the Undertaking of the River Dee 
Navigation, againft, and praying for proper Claufes to be inferted for preferving the Dee Navi- 
gation ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 412, Bill reported, &amp;c. 450. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added to empower the Proprietors of the Ellefmere Canal to take the Watte 
Water from the Chefter Canal, and Amendments made, 609. Amendments made at the Lords, 
which were agreed to, 657. 661. P. 711. - 


Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal for a Bill to explain and amend the 
faid AG, and for varying and altering certain Parts of the Whitchurch Line of the faid Canal, 
&amp;c. and for extending the fame from Franckton Common to Sherryman’s Bridge, &amp;c. and for 
making, &amp;c. feveral other Branches and Collateral Cuts to communicate therewith; referred, 
&amp;c. LI. 367. Report, 409. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 422. 451. Reported, together with a Lift 
of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and to lie onthe Table, 509. Houfe informed 
that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door 
to Members; the Report further confidered ; the Amendments agreed to, with feveral Amend+ 
ments to One of them;'a Claufe added to prevent the Company of the Ellefmere Canal from 
making ufe of any Water belonging to the Duke of Bridgwater, and Bill to be ingroffed, 8c. 
556. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 565. 597. P.618. 


Another Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal fora Bill toexplain and ariiend 
the Act of 33 Geo. III. for making, &amp;c. the fame ; and for varying and altering certain Parts 
of the Courfe of the faid Canal and Collateral Cuts, between Ruabon and: Chefter, and for ex- 
tending the fame ; and for making, &amp;c. feveral other Branches, &amp;c.; referred, &amp;c. LI. 367. Re- 
port, 409. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 477. 506. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Under- 
taking for recovering and preferving the Navigation of the River Dee, praying for proper Claufes 
to be inferted to preferve and fecure their Navigation, and their Tolls and Duties, and Lands, 
&amp;c. in refpeét thereof ; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Inftruction to make Provifion 
accordingly, .and Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 528. Bill reported, to- 
gether with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the 
Table, 591. Report further confidered, &amp;c. 628. 641. 688, P. 785. 


Shropfhire Canal.—See Rockwardine, &amp;c. 95. 
Sleaford Caftle Caufeway, through Sleaford, in the County of Lincoln, to the River Witham at 


Chapel Hill, XLVII. 465. Report, 493. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 527. 550. Voices given to all 
the Members of the Committee, 603. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and Grounds ad- 
joining the River Kyme Eau, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 
606. Report, and re-committed, 680.° Again reported, &amp;c. 682. 714. Amendments made 
at the Lords, which were agreed to, 819. 825. P. 1070. 





See Clutton, &amp;c. 48. 49. 


Southampton Town and County of the Town, to the City of New Sarum, in the County of Wilts, 


with a Collateral Branch to Northam, within the Liberties of the Town of Southampton, L. go. 
Report, 97. Bill reported, together with a Lift ofthe Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and to 
lie on the Table, 366. Report further confidered; the Houfe being informed that printed 
Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to Members, 
&amp;c. ; fome of the Amendments difagreed to, fome amended, and Amendments made to the 
Bill, &amp;c. 407. P. 491. Petition of the Company of Proprietors for a Bill to amend the faid 
A&amp;; referred, &amp;c. LV. 173. Report; and of the Petition not being within the Meaning 
of the Standing Orders, 183. Bill reported, and ordered to be ingrofled, 495. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with.an Amendment, 612. Confideration of Ditto adjourned, 623. Refumed, and 
further Confideration adjourned for Two Months, 627. The Petition again read; the Pre- 
amble of.the faid Bill read, and another Bill ordered, ibid. New Bill prefented, 632. P. 746. 





Sowerby Bridge Wharf, on the Calder Navigation to Manchefter, in the County Palatine of Lan- 


cafter, and alfo feveral Collateral Cuts, XLVII. 443. Report, sos. Bill prefented, 529. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills and other Works on the River Roach, againft ; to lie on the 
Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 568. Petition of Robert 
Shuttleworth, Owner of a Water Mill ; and the Petition of Martha Halfted, and others, Owners 
of Water Mills, 8c. again{t; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading, and to be heard 
by themfelves, 569. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills and other Works on the River Merfey 
againft ; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, 571, Ditto of Owners, &amp;c, 
of Mills on the River Irk ; Ditto, 572. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Coln, and alfo a Petition 
of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Oldham, in favour; to lie on the Table, 575. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Mills on-the Rivers Calder and Hepton, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second es 582. 

etition 








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104. 


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Petition of Gentlemen, Merchants, &amp;c. in and near Halifax, in favour of the Mills and againtt 
the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 582. Petition of 
Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and Mills, &amp;c. on the Rivers Roach, Irwell, &amp;c. againit; to lie on the 


‘Table, 8c. and Counfel ordered, 585. Petition of Mill Owners, Merchants, &amp;c. againft ; 


Ditto and Counfel ordered, ibid. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the Town and Neighbour- 
hood of Leeds, in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table, id. Negative, on a Divifion, now 
reading the Bill a Second Time and defer it for Three Months, 586. See infra, 104. 





Sowerby Bridge Wharf, in the County of York, to the Canal of His Grace the Duke of Bridgwater, 


in the Parifh of Manchefter, in the County of Lancafter, and alfo certain Collateral Cuts there- 
from, XLVUI. 50. Report, 53- Billprefented, &amp;c.63. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills 
upon the River Irk, againft ;-to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Coun- 
fel ordered, and Day appointed for Second Reading, 73. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills on 
the River Calder and upon the River Roach, in favour, 82. Petition of the Feoffees of the 
Free Grammar School in Manchefter, Owners of certain Mills on the River Irk, againft ; to lie 
on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 100. Pétition of John 
‘Trafford, Efquire, and alfo Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills fituate on the Calder, againft cer- 
tain Parts of the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 124. Petition of the Prefi- 
dent of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford; and others, againft; to lie on the Table till-the 
Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 127. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
the Foreft of Roffendale, &amp;c. and other Petitions, in favour, 130. Petitions of Owners, &amp;c. 
of Mills upon the Rivers Roach and Irwell, &amp;c. and the River Calder, againft; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 132. 133. Read Second Time ; 
‘Negative calling in Counfel, and commit the Bill on a Divifion, and the Petitions againfi Ditto 
referred tothe Committee, and Counfel ordered, 136. Petition of the Company of Proprietors 
of the Canal Navigation from Manchefter to or near Afhton-under-Lyne, and Oldham, againft ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 147. Petition of the Inhabitants 
of Manchefter for this Canal to communicate with the Manchefter, Afhton-under-Lyne, and 
Oldham Canal, near Manchefter; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 173. Committee to 
fit notwithftanding Adjournment of the Houfe, 254. Day appointed for receiving the Report, 
417. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchefter, &amp;c. for making the Canal fo as to admit 
Veffels of Fourteen Feet wide and Forty Tons Burthen; to lie on the Table till the Report is 
received from the Committee on the Bill, 422. Defer receiving the Report, 434. 447. Pe- 
tition of William Sutcliffe of Stubbing, againft the Canal being made through. an Orchard or 
Garden of his at Sowerby ; to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee 
on the Bill, 449. Report received on a Divifion; Amendments confidered ; and the further 
Confideration deferred till the Houfe had proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, 620. Fur- 
ther Confideration of the Report refumed; the Refidue of the Amendments agreed. to, and 
a Claufe added for the Duke of Bridgwater’s Interefts not to be affected without his Confent, and 
the Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. and Day appointed forthe Third Reading, 622. Ordered 
to be read Third Time in Six Months upon Two Divifions, 653. Petition renewed, and re- 
ferred toa Committee, XLIX. 20. Report, &amp;c. 63.65. Day appointed for the Second Read- 
ing, 103. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Calder and Hebble Navigation, in 
favour ; to lie on the Table, 126. Petition of the Gentlemen, Traders, &amp;c. of Tewkefbury, 
in favour, 145. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Briftol, in favour, 152. Petition of the Truftees of 
the Free Grammar School in Manchefter ; Ditto of the Owners, &amp;c. of Mills upon the Rivers 
Roach, Irwell, &amp;c.; and Ditto of other Owners of Mills, againft ; to lie on the Table until the 
Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 155. Petition of feveral other Owners, &amp;c. of 
Mills fituated upon the River Roach, &amp;c. and Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Hull. Of Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of Birmingham, and other Petitions, in favour; tolieon the Table, 156. Bill read Second 
Time and Committed, 159. The Petition of the Owners, &amp;c. of Mills upon the River Roach, &amp;c. 
read again, and referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 162. The Petition 
of the Truftees of the Free Grammar School in Manchefter read again, referred to the Commit- 
tee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 184. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Leeds, in favour, 189: 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c, of Manchefter, againft a Claufe in the Bill which allows the Duke 
of Bridgwater to ereét a Lock on the faid Canal, &amp;c. ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counfel ordered, 210. Petition of Hannah Butterworth, againft making a Refervoir, &amp;c. 
upon her Eftate for the Purpofes of the Canal ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Coun- 
fel ordered, 228. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Gloucefter, in 
favour, 257. Petition of feveral Owners, &amp;c. of Mills fituate on the River Calder, againtt ; 
réferred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, 265. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Manchefter, in favour of the Claufe allowing the Duke of Bridgwater to erect a Lock, &amp;c. ; to 
lie on the Table, 273. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Canal Navigation from 
Manchefter to or near Afhton-under-Lyne, and Oldham, in favour, 306. Bill reported ; 
Amendments, and a particular Claufe agreed to; a Claufe added for taking a Leafe of Man- 
chefter School Mills; feveral Claufes propofed to be added negatived, &amp;c. and Bill, with 
Amendments, ordered to be ingrofied, 320. Read Third Time; a Claufe added for no 
Refervoirs to be made without the Confent of the Proprietors of the Land, &amp;c.; negative feveral 
Claules being brought up, &amp;c. and feveral Amendments made to the Bill, 332. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 412. P. 417. Petition of the Couipany of Proprietors of the {aid Cana] (Rochdale 
Canal) after the Time limited, for vefting divers Lands, &amp;c. in the Parith of Hatifax, in 








. Truftees, &amp;c. difcharged from all Claims of the Crown in refpeét of any forfeitures ‘under the 


Statute of Mortmain, or the Laws relating to Mortmain; King’s Confent fignified ; Petition 
brought 








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105. 


106. 


107- 


108. 


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brought up and referred to a Committee, LIlI. 528. Reported, and Report referred to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 533. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered, 539. Bill 
committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 567. Confidered; Report on the Petition 


referred, and there being no Amendment, reported, and Bill to be ingrofféd, 608. P. 629. 





Sowerby, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill for better enabling the Company to raife Money for completing 
the Canal; to vary the Line, and to alter, &amp;c. the Act of 34 Geo. III’ and referred, &amp;c. LV. 
204. Report, 214. Petition of Daniel Leech of Iflington, Gentleman, againft ; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 8&amp;c. 284. Petition of John 
Lobley, now of York, Gentleman, complaining of the Company taking his Land, for which 


they have given him no Satisfaction; referred to the Committee onthe Bill, 291. 


Petition of 


Owners, &amp;c. of Mills on the River Calder, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 


and Counfel ordered, 305. 


Reported, and of hearing Counfel for and againft the Bill; of con- 


fidering other Petitions, and delivering a Lift of Perions affenting, &amp;c.; Report to lie on the 
Table, 376. Report further confidered ; Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill being 
delivered to Members at the Door; Amendments made, &amp;c. and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, 
427. Read Third Time; feveral Claufes added, and an Amendment mace to the Bill, &amp;c, 
456. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 546. “Amendments agreed to, 590. 


P. 595. 


that Navigation, Liy. 211. Not reported. 


Stafford Canal, from the Staffordthire and Worcefterfhire Canal, and to amend the Acts paffed fot 


Stainforth, in the County of York, from the River Dun Navigation Cut, near thereto, through 


the Parifhes of Hatfieldand Thorne, to communicate with the River Trent, at or near Keadby, 
in the County of Lincoln, and a Collateral Cut to join the River Dun at Thorne, XLVIII. 233. 
Petition of Mr. Dunn and others, Owners of Eftates within the Manor of Keadby, 


Report, 652. 


again{t ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and. Counfel ordered, 675. 


Petition of the 


Grand Jury tor the County of Lincoln, and Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Lincoln, 
Petition of Participants or Owners of Eftates within the Level of Hatfield 
Chafe, in the Counties of York, Lincoln, and Nottingham, againft ; referred to the Committee 


in favour, 687. 


on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 721. 


Petition of feveral Participants, and other Owners of 


Lands within the Level of Hatfield Chafe, for Provifion to be made for enlarging the Soak 


Drains intended to be made, &amp;c. ; referred toa Committee, 771. 


Petition, and Inftruction thereon, 777. Bill reported, 796. P. 860. 


amend and-enlarge the Powers of the taid A&amp;t, LIII. 290. 





Report on the laft-mentioned 
Petition for a Bill to 
Report, and that fuch Parts of the 


Petition, as the Standing Orders were not complied with, were not intended’ to be proceeded in, 


and that the other Parts were not within the Standing Orders, 537. P. 647. 


Stoke upon Trent ; for making and maintaining a Navigable Canal from and out of the Navi- 


gation from the Trent to the Merfey, at Stoke, &amp;c. to the Town of Newcaftle-under-Lyne, 
in the faid County, L. 149. Report, 224. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 286. 315. “Petition of In- 
habitants of Stoke upon Trent againft the prefent Line of the intended Canal, and praying for 
a Deviation in the fame, from a Field belonging to the Truftees of the late George Boughey, 
Efquire, &amp;c. through Stoke to join the Trent, &amp;c. at Quintins Wood, in Stoke, referred to 


a Committee, 336: 
on the Bill to vary the Line accordingly, 340. 


Report on the laft mentioned Petition, and Inftruction to the Committee 
Petition of the Leffees, for Lives of the 


Navigation of the River Trent from Wilden Ferry, &amp;c.; Petition of Henry, Earl of Uxbridge, 
and Petition of Sir Nigel Bowyer Grefley, Baronet, againft the Bill, referred to the Committee 
thereon, and Countel ordered, 426. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills, Forges, &amp;c. upon the River 


Trent, againft Ditto, referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 462. 


Petition of Thomas, Duke 


of Newcattle, againft ; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 466. Petition of Francis, Earl of 


Moira againft, referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 468. 


Report, together with a Lift of the 


Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 509. Houfe 
informed that printed Copies of the Bull, as amended by the Committee, were delivered to Mem- 


bers at the Door, the Report further confidered, 535. 


made, &amp;c. 540. 564. P. 567. 


Read Third Time and Amendments 


Swadlincote and Newhall; from the Collieries of Ditto in the County of Derby, to join and 


communicate with the River Trent at or near Stapenhill in the faid County; and for Liberty 
of Navigation acrofs and along the faid River Trent, Peels Cut, and Shapnal Cut, &amp;c. or 
making the fame-near thereto, &amp;c. XLVIH. 255. Not reported. 


XLIX. 152. 


Swanfea, in the County of Glamorgan, into the Parith of Yftradgunlais, in the County of Brecon, 
Petition of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Swanfea, in favour of Ditto, 153. ‘Report 


219. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Barnftaple in favour, 310. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 318. Petition 


of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Brecon, and alfo Petition of the Portreeve, &amp;c. of Swanfea, 
Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Great Torrington, in favour, 327. Petition 
of Henry Somerfet, Duke of Beaufort, and a Petition of Thomas Lockwood, Efquire, and others, 
againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 343. Day 
appointed for the Second Reading, 344. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Saint Ives, Cornwall, in 
favour, 347. Petition of John Bennet Popkin, of Kettle Hill, taking Notice of the Two 
Petitions againft the Bill, and praying that the Bill may pafs, 381. Petition of Sir Watkin - 
Lewes, Knight, taking Notice of the faid Two Petitions, and praying that the Bill may pals, 
382. Petition of Owners of Tin and Copper Mines in Cornwall, in favour, 388. Order of 


in favour, 319, 


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Tatterfhall, &amp;c. 


Taunton, in the County of Somerfet ; for making, &amp;c. a Canal from the River Avon, at or near a 


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Order of the Day, for the Second Reading, read; another Petition of the Duke of Beaufort, 
and others, and a Petition of Landholders, &amp;c. of Morrifton, received again{ft the Bill, to 
lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered; a Motion for the Second 
Reading being deferred for Six Months withdrawn ; the Counfel for and againft the Bill 
called in, and Petitions read; the Counfel ordered to withdraw, and the further hearing 
adjourned, 390. ‘Order of the Day for hearing Counfel read; the Houfe informed that 
Petitioners declined being heard, and Bill committed, 401. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Ma- 
razion and Neighbourhood in favour, 414. Another Petition of the Duke of Beaufort, for 
Provifion to be made for a Deviation in the Line of the Canal referred to a Committee, 425. 
Voices given tothe Committee on the Bill, 441. Report onthe Duke of Beaufort’s Petition, 
and Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion for varying the Line of the 
Canal accordingly, 444. Bill reported, &amp;c. 481. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for 
preventing Watke of Water in making collateral Cuts, and Amendments made to the Bill, 
496. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 563. 566. 
P. 622. 


Swarkftone Bridge, on the River Trent, to and through the Liberty of the Borough of Derby 
to Little Eaton, with a Cut tojoin the Erewafh Canal atSandiacre, &amp;c. XLVIII. 203. Report, 
254. Bill prefented, 309. Petitionof Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Derby againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 309. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of : 
Derby in favour, and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 337. Petition of Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of the Town of Nottingham. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. gf Nottingham, and alfo of the Company 
of Proprietors of the Navigation from the Trent to the Merfey, againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 339. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Stafford, 
and alfo Petition of principal Inhabitants of Stafford, againft ; to lie on the Table till the 


- Second Reading’ of the Bill, 352. Read Second Time on a Divifion, and committed ; 


Voices given to the Committee ; the Petitioners againft the Bill decline being heard by Counfel 
at this Time, 365. 366. Committee to fit notwithftanding Adjournment of the Houfe, 440. Bill 
reported, and a Claufe added, empowering the Owners of Mills on the River Derwent to ap- 
point an Agent, 450. Read Third Time and a Claufe added, for reftraining the Company from 
taking more than certain Tolls on Goods brought from the River Derwent, and Amendments 
made tothe Bill, &amp;c. 655. Amendments made at the Lords and agreed to, 716. 722. P. 745. 


Swinton, from the River Dun Navigation Cut there, to or near Barnefley, in the Parifh of Silk- 


{tone, in the County of York, and certain collateral Cuts, XLVUI. 233. Report, 606. Bill 
prefented, &amp;c. 659. Petition of Owners of Lands, &amp;c. in the Neighbourhood of Barnefly 
againft this and Warmfield-cum-Heath, &amp;c. 668. Committed idid. Petition of the Grand 
Jury for the County of Lincoln, and Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Lincoln, in favour, 
687. Petition of Sir Francis Wood, Baronet, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Billand 
Counfel ordered, 714. Bill reported, and re-committed, 763. Reported again, &amp;c. 771. 777. 
797. P.827.——See Warmfield-cum-Heath, 119. 





See Bain Navigation, 13. 


Place called Morgan’s Pill, in the Parifh of Eafton in Gordano, otherwife Saint George’s, through 
feveral Parifhes to or near the River Tone, at Taunton, LI. 377- Report, and to lie on the Table, 
411. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Briftol, under their Common Seal, in favour 
of the Bill, and for certain Claufes and Modifications to be added, faving the Rights, 
Franchifes, and Jurifdiétion of the City of Briftol, &amp;c. to lie onthe Table, 430. Report on the 
Petition for the Bill, &amp;c. read again; Motion made for leave to bring in a Bill, for 
making, &amp;c. the faid Canal, and a Debate arifing in the Houfe thereon, the fame was ad- 
journed, oni a Divifion, for three Months, 436. 


Taviftock, in the County of Devon; for making and maintaining a Navigation from Morwelham 


Quay, to Tamerton Bridge, in the Parifh of North Tamerton, in the County of Cornwall ; 
and alfo a certain Collateral Cut from Powlfon Bridge, in the Parith of Lifton, inthe County of 
Devon, to Richgrove Mill, near to the Borough of Launcefton, LI. 373. Report, 456. Bill 
prefented, &amp;c. 463. 497. Reported together with a Lift of Names of Perfons, aflenting, 
diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 542. Houfe informed that printed Copies of 
the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to Members, Report 
further confidered, Amendments agreed to, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 551. Read 
Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 552. 571. P. 618. 


Thames River ; for making, &amp;c. a Navigable Canal from Ditto near Gravefend, in the County of 


Kent, to the River Medway, at Nicholfon’s Ship Yard, in the Parifh of Frindfbury, Lv. gr. 
Report, 114. Petition of the Earl of Darnley on behalf of himfelf and others, Owners, 
&amp;c. of Eftates in the Line of the propofed Canal, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 331. Reported and of hearing Counfel, and there 
being an Omiffion in the Report and other Amendménts being neceffary, Bill re-committed, 
350. Again reported, together with a Lift of Names of Pertons affenting, &amp;c. and Report 
to lie on the Table, 355. Report further confidered ; Houfe informed of printed Copies of 
the Bill being delivered at the Door to Members, Amendments agreed to, Bill ordered to be 
ingrofied, 399. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 417. P. 538. 


113. Topfham ; 











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113. 


114. 


115. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Las somage for making a navigable Canal from the River Exe, near Toptham, in the County of 


evon, to the River Tone near Taunton, in the County of Somerfet; and for cleanfing and making 
navigable a certain Part of the faid River Tone, and for making certain Cuts from the faid Canal, 
LI, 288. Report, &amp;c. 302. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 307. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the 
City of Exeter, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel or- 
dered, and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 400. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Fulling 
and other Mills on the River Exe, and Dyers, &amp;c. in and near the City of Exeter, againft the 
Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 428. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. of Collumpton and its Vicinity, and Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Wellington, 
and its Vicinage, in favour of the Bill; to lie on the Table, 433. Bill read Second Time ; 
Petitioners againft the Bill declining to be heard in this Stage of the Bill, the {aid Petition 
againft the Bill was again read, and referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, 
and Voices given to the Members of the Committee, 434. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of 


Taunton, in favour of the Bill, 435. 


Ditto of Inhabitants of Honiton, in favour, 438. Pe- 


tition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Tiverton, in favour of Ditto, 452. Bill reported, together with 
a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting; diffenting, &amp;c. and the Report to lie on the Table, 
486. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been 
delivered at the Door to Members ; Report taken into further Confideration, and Amendments ~ 
agreed to, with feveral Amendments to feveral of them; and feveral Aniendments made to the Bill, 


~ &amp;c. 518. 521. 540. P. 545. 


Tent and Merfey ; for making a navigable Communication between the Trent and Merfey Canal, and 


the Burton Canal at Shobnall, in the County of Stafford, and for amending the Trent and Merfey 
160. Report, &amp;c. 340. 378. Petitions of Francis Earl of Moira. Of Owners, 


Canal Ads, L. 
&amp;c. of Mills, Forges, &amp;c. on the River Trent. 


Of Leflees of the Burton Navigation, and of 


Henry Earl of Uxbridge, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the 


Bill and Counfel ordered, 406. 
the Table, Ditto, 457. Not proceeded in. 





Petition of Thomas Duke of Newcaftle, again{t ; to lie on 
See Stoke-upon-Trent, 106. 


Trent, to the Merfey Canal Navigation ; Petition of the Company of Proprietors to make another 


navigable Cut or Canal from the Caldon Canal at Harecaftle, near the Village of Endon, to the 
Town of Leek, in the County of Stafford, and for making a Refervoir in a certain Vale called 


Rudyard Vale, near the Town of Leek, LI. 303. 
of the. Town of Leek, in favour of Ditto, 406. 


Report, &amp;c. 406. Petition of Inhabitants 
Bul prefented, &amp;c. 411. Petition of the 


Earl of Uxbridge, and Petition of Perfons, Leffees for Lives under the Earl of Uxbridge, of 
the Navigation of the River Trent, from Wilden Ferry to Burton upon Trent, againft the Bill ; 


Second Reading, 446. 
Second Reading, 452. 


to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 434. Day appointed for the 
Petition of feveral Perfons againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table till the 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Afhby-de-la-Zouch 


Canal, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 478. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills, Forges, &amp;c. upon the River Dove, and Petition of Francis 
Earl of Moira, againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Countfel ordered, 
478. Petition of feveral Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town of Derby, in favour of the Bill, 481. - 


"The Bill read a Second Time, and no Counfel attending, it was committed, on a Divifion, and 


Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 483. Report, together with a Lift of 
Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 508. Houfe informed 
that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door 
to Members; Report further confidered; Amendments agreed to, with an Amendment to One 
of them, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 541. Negative Motion for reading the Bill ‘Third 
Time, on a Divifion, and defer it for Three Months, 544. 546. 


Petition renewed for making a navigable Canal from and out of a certain Branch of the 


{aid Navigation called the Caldon Canal, within the Liberty of Endon, to the Town of Leek, in 
the County of Stafford, and alfo a Refervoir for fupplying the faid Canals with Water, LII. 22. 


Report, and Bill ordered, 36. Prefented, 38. 


Petition of the Town and Borough of Tewkef= 


bury, in favour of Ditto, 43. Petition of the Earl of Uxbridge, againft Ditto; to lie on the 


. Table till the Second Reading, 63. 


Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Hull, and alfo Petition of 


Owners, &amp;c. of Mills on the River Churnet, in favour of the Bill, 65. Committed, and the 
Earl of Uxbridge’s Petition again read and referred, and Counfel, 8c. ordered 3 Voices given to 
all the Members of the Committee, and a Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, prefented, in 


favour of the Bill, 75. 


Manufacturers of Earthern Ware in Staffordfhire, and other Petitions, 


in favour, 83. Petition of John Holliday, Efquire, and other Petitions againft the Bill, to lie 
upon the Table, 84. Petition of certain Perfons, whofe Names are fubfcribed, againft Ditto; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 85. . Mr. Holliday’s and the 
other Petitions again read, referred to the Committee,.and Counfel, 8c. ordered, go. Power 
given to the Committee to fend’ for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 95. Petition of the Town 


of Gainfburgh, in favour-of the Bill, 98. 


Petition of the Earl of Moira and Lord Vifcount 


Melbourne, againft Ditto; to lie on the Table till the Report is received and Counfel ordered, 
106. Report, together with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the 


Table, 109. 


Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 137. 


Petition of Job Hart, Price Clarke, 


Efguire, and Sarah his Wife, Leffees under His Majefty, of the River Dove, in the Counties of 
Derby and Stafford, &amp;c, againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table till the Report is taken into fur- 


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ther Confideration and Counfel ordered, 163. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Chefter, and 
Petition of Land Owners on the Line of the Chefter Canal, &amp;c. or Inhabitants of Nantwich ; 
and alfo a Petition of Manufaéturers and Traders in the Staffordfhire Potteries, all againft the 
Bill, to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 164. Report further confidered; ne- 
gative calling in Counfel, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 189. P. 424. 


Trent to the Merfey; for enabling the Company of Proprietors of the faid Navigation to extend 


feveral Branches of Canals from and out of their faid Navigation, LII. 335. Report, 400. 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. 410. 436. Reported, together with Lifts of Perfons affenting, diffenting, 
&amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 536. The Report further confidered, printed Copies of- 
the Bill having been delivered to Members at the Door, &amp;c. 576. 578. 615. P. 638. 


‘Trent River ; for altering and amending an Aét of 23 Geo. III. for improving the Navigation of the 


faid River ; and for making, &amp;c. a Navigable Canal from the fame in the Parifh of Beefton, to 
join the Nottingham Canal in the Parifh of Lenton, in the County of Nottingham, and certain 
Side Cuts, XLIX. 228. Report, 264. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 319. 364. . Petition of the Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Nottingham, relating to a Capftern belonging to them on the faid River, &amp;c.; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given to all the Members of the 
Committee, 375. Petition of Elizabeth Bainbridge, of Woodborrow, againft a particplar Dam 
or Weir intended to be made, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 
&amp;c. 389. Reported, &amp;c. 454. Read Third Time, and a Clatfe added to prevent a further 
Reduction of Tolls on Coals and Coke, in certain Cafes, 8c. 467. 491. P. 569. 





See Pontnewynydd, 92. 


Ulverftone, in the County of Lancafter; from a Place ealled Hammerfide Hill, toa Place called 


Weint End, near Ulverftone, XLVIII. 119. Report, 237. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 439. 459. 
Reported, &amp;c. 660. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 683. 748. P. 
758. 


Wakefield; from the River Calder below Wakefield, to and above Barnefley, in the Weft Riding of 


the County of York; Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of York, in favour of an intended 
Application to the Houfe for Ditto; to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 172. Petition of Gentlemen, 


&amp;c. of the City of York, in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table, 314. See Warmfield-cum- 
Heath, &amp;c. 119, 





Warmfield-cum-Heath ; from the River Calder there, to or near the’ Town of Barnfley, and from 


thence to Barnby Bridge, &amp;c. in the County of York, and a Collateral Cut to’ Haigh Bridge, 
XLVIII. 256. Report, 366. Bill prefented, 433. Petition of feveral Perfons, Owners 
of Lands, &amp;c. Merchants, and others, within the Town and Neighbourhood of Barnefley, for 
Liberty to withdraw their Names as Petitioners for the Bill, and to be heard againtt it ; alfo, 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Doncafter, againft the Bill; ordered to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 441. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Selby, Snaith, 
and Howden, and other Petitions, in favour, 442. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Gainfborough 
and Neighbourhood, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 
445. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Halifax and Huddersfield, againft ; to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 449. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Beverley, in favour, 
452. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Kingfton-upon-Hull, in favour, 461. Petition of the 
Grand Jury of the County of Lincoln; and Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Lincoln, in favour, 604. 
Day appointed for the Second Reading, 616. Order of the Day read; no Counfel attended ; 
Bill read Second Time and committed ; and the Petitions againft the Bill referred to the Com- 
mittee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 626. Petition of Sir Francis Wood, Baronet, againft ; referred 
to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 659. Petition of Thomas Richard Beau- 
mont ; and alfo Petition of Owners of Lands, &amp;c. in the Neighbourhood of Barnefley, againtt ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 667. Petition of Theobald Dillon, 
of Heath, Efquire, againft the Canal being carried fo near his Manfion-Houfe, &amp;c.; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 679. Bill reported, 8&amp;¢. 708. 745. 769. 
P. 827. 


, 


Warwick Borough; from the Saltisford in Ditto, into or near to the Parifh of Birmingham, and to 


terminate at a Canal in or near Birmingham, called the Digbeth Branch, &amp;c. XLVIII. gt. 
Report, 119. Bill prefented, &amp;¢e. 134. 161. Reported; and a Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. 
of Birmingham, againft; to lic on the Table till the Report is taken into further Confideration ; 
Counfel ordered, and Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 200. Petition of 
Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Birmingham, in favour of Ditto, 219. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Warwick, Knowle, &amp;c. in ‘favour of Ditto, 221. Report further confidered ; Counfel, &amp;c. 
heard, and Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 250. Read Third Time; a Claufe added, direéting 
how the Canal fhould be carried through the Lands of Sir Thomas Gouch, and Amendments 
made to the Bill, &amp;c. 278. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 
316. 340. P. 343. 


. 


Warwick ; Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the faid Canal, fora Bill to finith and complete 


the fame, and for amending the faid Act of 33 Geo. III. for making Ditto; referred to a Committee, 
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122. 


123. 


124. 


125. 


126. 





Petitions and Bills for making Navigable 
Canals, &amp;c. 





LI. 295. Report ; and that the Petition was not within the Standing Orders of the Houfe, &amp;c: 


and Bill ordered, 384. 


Bill prefented, &amp;c. 387. The Report on the Petition again read, and 


Bill read Second Time, &amp;c. 417. Reported; andthe Report on the Petition for the Bill again 
read ; Amendments agreed to, and Bill ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;¢. 437. 448. 500. P. 545; 





See infra, 134. 


Warwick and Braunfton Catal; for making a navigable Canal out of and from the Warwick 
and Birmingham Canal, now cutting, &amp;c. in the Parith of Budbrooke; into the Oxford 
Canal, in the Parifh of Braunfton, XLIX. 65. Report, &amp;c. 124. Bill prefented, 144. Pe- 
tition of the Company of Proprietors of the Coventry Canal Navigation, againft; to lie on 
the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Day appointed for Second 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal 
Navigation, againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 167. Petition of fe- 
veral Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Birmingham, and alfo of Deritend and Bordefley, in favour, 181. 
Read Second Time, and Petitioners againft decline being heard in this Stage of the Bill,°188: 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of Stratford-upon-Avon Canal Navigation, againtft ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 221. Report, and Bill ordered to be 
Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Worcefter and Birmingham 
Canal Navigation, againft; to lie on the Table, 261. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Birming- 


ham, again{ft; to lie on the Table, 273. 


Reading, 152. 


ingroffed, 248. 


Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe added, to pre- 


vent Refervoirs being made in the Lands of Mr. Knightley and Mrs. Leigh, 276. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 360. P. 388. 


the faid Canal; referred to a Committee, LI. 292. 


Petition of the Company of Proptietots of the faid Canal for a Bill to vary the Courfe 
of a certain Part thereof, and for amending and altering the faid Act of 34 Geo, III. for making 


Report, 384. Bill prefented, 389. Pe- 


tition of the Company of Proprietors of the Grand. Junétion Canal, againft the Bill; to lie on 
the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 434. Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 446. 465. Petition of the Company of Proprietors of the Afhby-de-la-Zouch Canal, 
againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel ordered, 479. Order 
of the Day read; Bill read Second Time, ona Divifion, and Houfe being informed of no 
Counfel attending, the Bill was committed, &amp;c. 494. Report, together with a Lift of Names 


of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. ; and Report to lie on the Table, 522. 


Adjournment of the Houfe, 562. 


be ingroffed, 586. Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 591. P. 785. 


WwW 


Week, 338. 


Welland River. 


Other Amendments 


being neceflary, Bill re-committed, and Committee to fit the next Day notwithftanding the 


Again reperted, and Report to lie on the Table, 564: Houfe 


informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered to 
‘Members at the Door, Report further confidered ; Amendments agreed to, and Bill ordered to 


atford; for making and extending a navigable Cut from the Town of Watford, in the County 


of Hertford, to the Town of Saint Alban, in the faid County, L. 146. Report, 156. Bill 
prefented, &amp;c. 261. Petition of Rogers Parker, Efquire, Elizabeth Day, and others, Owners, 
&amp;c. of Lands in the Line of the intended Canal, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the 


Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 283. 
tition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Saint Albans, in favour, 328. 
Luton, Chaddington, &amp;c. in favour, 331. 


Day appointed for the Second Reading, 300, Pe- 
Petition of the Farmers and others of 
Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Town of Hert- 


ford, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 336. Bill read Second 
Time; Petitions read; Counfel fer and againft the Bill called in, on a Divifion, and heard, 
&amp;c. and a Debate arifing on a Motion for committing the Bill, the Debate adjourned for a 


The Debate refumed, and, on a Divifion, the Bill committed and Voices given 


to the Committee, 369. Report, together with a Lift of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. 
and to lie on the Table, 433. 


on the Table, 495. 


Bill re-committed, 484. Reported again, and Report to lie 
Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Com- 


mittee, had been delivered at the Door to Members ; Report further confidered, &amp;c. 530. 535. 


558. P. 567. 





See fupra, 12. 


Wifbech ; for making, &amp;c. a navigable Canal from Wifbech River, at or near a Place called the 
Old Sluice, &amp;c. to join the River Nene in the Parith of Outwell, in the Ifle of Ely and County . 


of Norfolk, and for improving the Navigation of the faid River, XLIX. 220. 


Report, 250. 


Bill prefented, &amp;c. 309. Voices given to the Members of the. Committee onthe Bill, 353. 
Petition of the Chancellor, &amp;c. of the Univerfity of Cambridge, in favour, 409. Bill reported, 
&amp;c. 412. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added to prevent the Ufe of Tunnels in the Bank, 


unlefs the Water is of a certain Height, &amp;c. 461. 550. P. 569. 


Worfley ; to enable the moft Noble Francis Duke of Bridgwater to make a navigable Cut from 

his prefent Navigation, in the Townthip of Worfley, in the County Palatine of Lancafter, to 
the Townthip of Painington, near the Town of Leigh, in the faid County, L. 106. Report, 
&amp;c. 120. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 123..187. Petition of Thomas Mort Froggatt, Efquire, Lord 
of the Manor of Aftley, &amp;c. who fignified his Confent to the Bill, now petitions againft it ; re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 236. BBill reported, and a Lift of 


Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Names 











; , , Petitions and Bills for making Navigabl 
; Navdigations; { Canals, &amp;c. sade: 





Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, 8c. delivered in, and Report to lie on the Table, 
261. Petition of Land Owners, &amp;c. of Pennington and other Places, in favour, 282. Pe. 
tition of principal Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Sutton, Atherton, &amp;c. and alfo a Petition of the acting 
Commiffioners of the Turnpike Road, leading from Bolton in the Moors to Leigh, for Claufes to 
be inferted refpecting building of proper Bridges acrofs the Canal, where it interfects High 
Roads, and alfo a Petition of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. fituate in Worfley, Aftley, &amp;c. and a Pe. 
tition of Thomas Mort Froggatt, Efquire, Lord of the Manor of Aftley, 8c. againft the Bill, 
to lie on the Table until the Report be taken into further Confideration, 292. Ona Motion 
made for further confidering the Report, a Motion was made to re-commit the Bill, but negatived ; 
and the Houfe being informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, were 
delivered at the Door to Members, the Report further confidered ; Amendments agreed to, and 
Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 293. Petition of John Trafford, of Trafford, Efquire, and of 
feveral other Perfons, againft taking certain Brooks and Streams of Water at Weftleigh Brook, 
&amp;c. for the Ufe of the Canal; to lie on the Table, 326. Bill read Third Time, a Claufe 
added for fecuring the Property of Mines, and Amendments made to the Bill, 416. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 461. P. 480. : 


127. Wyrley Bank, in the County of Stafford, to communicate with the Birmingham Canal, at or near 
the Town of Wolverhampton,-in the faid County, and alfo certain collateral Cuts, XLVII. 
127. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Wolverhampton, in favour of Ditto; referred to the 
fame Committee, 127. Report, 380. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 400. 415. Voices given to all 
the Members of the Committee on the Bill, 442. Report, 595. Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, 616. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed 
to, 693. 697. P. 747. . 


128, Wyrley and Effington Canal Navigation; for making, &amp;c. a navigable Canal from Ditto, at or 
near Birchill, in the County of Stafford, to the Coventry Canal at of near Huddlesford, and 
alfo a navigable Cut to communicate therewith, XLIX. 72. Report, 105. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 
135. 148. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, &amp;c. Owners of Eftates or Mines in the County of 
Stafford, for Provifion to be made for making a navigable Branch from the faid intended 
Canal, extending from or near a Place called Cat’s Hill, through or near Linley and Rufhall 
Park Limeworks, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 201. Report on the laft Petition and In- 
{truction to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion therein accordingly, 203. Petition 
of Phineas Hufley of Little Wyrley, Efquire; and alfo a Petition of Jofeph Bradley and 
Francis Edwards, againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel, &amp;c.; 
ordered, 210. Reported, and Report to be further confidered, 264. Deferred, 279. Con- 
fidered, and Amendments made to the Amendments reported, &amp;c. 294. 296. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 345. P. 388. 


XI. Petitions for Bills, for effectually carrying into Execution Ads 
for making Navigable Canals, &amp;c. referred to Commit- 
tees, viz. 


129. Bafingftoke, in the County of Southampton, to communicate with the River Wey, in the Parith 
of Chertfey, in the County of Surrey, &amp;c. XLVII. 187. Report, 235. Petition of the Pre- 
fident and Scholars of the College of Saint Mary Magdalen, Oxford, for Provifion to be made 
for a Recompence and Satisfaction for all Tythes, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Inftruction thereon, 315. Bill reported, &amp;c. 391. P. 465. 


130. Braunfton or Grand Junction Canal, LI. 16. Report, 20. P. 271.——See /upra, 42. 
131. Stowmarket and Ipfwich, in the County of Suffolk, XLVIII. 62. Report, 164. P. 465. 


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Petitions for Bills to make Tunnels or Roads under particular Rivers, viz. 


Thames River ; from or near to Gravefend, in the County of Kent, to or near Tilbury Fort, in the 
County of Effex, LIV. 172. Report, 479. Prefented, &amp;c. 490. Bill reported; and King’s 
Confent fignified, &amp;c. 722. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c.. 725. P. 738. 


to make Dram Roads to Canals, &amp;c. viz. 


Monmouth and Cardiff, &amp;c. LIV. 188. Report, 295. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 326. Petition of 
the Glamorganfhire Canal Company againft, 408. Not proceeded in. : 


Petitions for Bills to afcertain the Boundaries of Lands belonging to particular 
Navigations, referred to Committees, viz. 


Dee River, in the County Palatine of Chefter, LIV. 214. Not reported. 


XII. Petitions 








Navigations. 








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XII. Petitions for Bills, to enable Companies of Proprietors to finith 


132. 


133. 


134 


and complete Canals, reférred to Committees, viz. 


Dearne and Dove, in the County of York, LV. 172. Report, 243. P. 595. 
Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, Lil. 127. Report, 142. P. 360. 
Lancafter Canal, LV. 281. Report, 423. P. 681. 


Leicefter Navigation ; and to difcharge the Debts contraéted in the making thereof, and for arnénd- 
ing the Act, LII. 281. Report, 351. P. 631. 





The like for the Leicefter and Melton Mowbray Canal, Lv. 236. Report, 349. Bill 
reported and re-committed, 462. Again réported, and to lie on the Table, 515. Report 
further confidered ; Bill delivered at the Door to Members ; Amendments agreed to with Amend- 
ments ; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. s40. P. 681. 


Lebminfter and Kington; in the County of Hereford, LI: 293. Report, &amp;c; 419. P. 618.—— 
Another Petition to the like Effeét, and to amend the Acts paffed, LV. 292. Report, 395. 
Petitions againft, 479. 580. Not proceeded in.———See /upra, 68. 


Manchefter to Bolton and to Bury; in the County Palatine of Lancafter, LI. 305.—LIV. 195—— 
See fupra, 80. 81. 82. 


Manchefter, to or near Afhton-under-Lyne and Oldham; and for amending the Aéts, &amp;c. LI. 


263. Report, 429. P. 629.———-To amend the feveral Acts paffed, Lv. 176. Report, 187. 
P. 538. 


Oakham, in the County of Rutland; and to amend, &amp;c. A&amp;t 33 Geo, III,; Lv. 238. Report, 
248. P. 681. 


Warwick and Birmingham; and for amending Act 33 Geo. IIL; LI. 295. Report, 384. P. 545: 
See fupra, 121. 








XIII. Petitions for Bills to amend, &amp;c. Ads, paffed for making, &amp;c. 


135- 


136. 


137: 





Navigable Canals, referred to Committees, viz. 


Abernant. See infra, (Neath.) 

Birmingham and Worcefter, Lill. 260. .Report, 381. P. 629. 
Coventry and Worcefter——See infra, 139. 

Dudley Canal. See fupra, 25. 


Ellefmere Canal ; to explain and amend Aét, “ for making, &amp;c. a Navigable Caiidl from the Rivet 
“Severn at Shrewfbury, to the River Merfey, at Netherpool, &amp;c.’”” L. 367. Report, gog. 
P. 618. 785.——See fupra, 99. 100. 











Glamorganfhire Canal, from Merthyr Tidvile to and through a Place called the Bank, near the 
Town of Cardiff; and for extending the faid Canal to a Place called the Lower Layer, below the 
faid Town, LI. 282. Report, 298. Petition of the Proprietors of the Aberdare Canal Navi- 
gation, in the County of Glamorgan ; and alfo Petition of Land Owners and others, affected by 
this Bill, againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices 
given, &amp;c. 429. Bill reported, together with a Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, 
&amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 479. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as 
amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to Members; Report further con+ 
fidered ; Amendments agreed to, and a Claufe added for permitting Ations to be brought againft 
the Clerk of the Company, &amp;c. s09. Read !Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 517. 
Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 573. 574 P. 618. 


Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, Lil. 127: P. 360. 
Huddersfield, in the County of York, LV. 177, Report, 200, P. 596. 


Lancafter Canal, from Kirkby Kendal to Well Houghton, &amp;¢. LI.-553. Report, 557. P. 785. 
—See fupra 5. 71. | - 
Leicefter Navigation, LII. 281.————See fupra, 132. 


Manchefter to Afhton-under-Lyne, &amp;c. LV. 176 -msimeSee fupray 133. 


Monmouthfhire Canal Navigation, Act for extending the faid Canal, and explaining, &amp;c. the A&amp;, 
LU. 311. Report 366. P. 698. 


Neath, in the County of Glamorgan, XLVIII. 267.+—LIII. 268. Report, 311. P. 629. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790-—1800.) 8U 138. Newbury, 











138. 








139. 




































140. 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144. 


145. 


147. 


148. 


150. 


146, 


149. 


1st. 
152 


153. 
154. 


155. 


156. 


% adad ‘mae, | Petitions and Bills. to amend Acts; Bills 
Navdigations 4 from the Lords, &amp;c. 





Newbury, in the County of Berks to the River Avon, at or near.the City of Bath, LI. 117. 





Report, 141. P. 545. See fupra, 87. 88. 


Oxford Canal from the City of Coventry, XLIX. 223. Report, 278. Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, 539. P. 622. Another Petition for Ditto, LIV. 60. Report 72. Agreed 
to by the Lords with an Amendment, 315. Amendment agreed to, 319. P. 337. 


Peak Foreft Canal, in the County of Derby, &amp;c. LV. 184. Report, 209. P. 595. 


Rochdale Canal, LV. 204. Report, 214. P: 545. 





Somerfetfhire Coal Canal, LI. 364. Report, 377. P. 545. See /upra, 49. 
Southampton and New Sarum, Act 35 Geo. III. LV. 173. Report, 183. P. 746. 


Stainforth and Keadby; in the County of Lincoln, LIII. 290. Report, 537. P. 647. 


- Staffordthire and Worcefterfhire, LIV. 211. Not proceeded in, 


Stratford upon Avon, LIV. 210. Petition for Leave to make further Deviations and a particular 
Branch to the Canal, referred to the fame Committee, 425. Report and Notices not being 
wholly given, and Report to lie onthe Table, 438. Report again Read and Bill ordered, 482. 

ill reported with Affents, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 556. Houfe informed of Bill as 
amended being delivered at the Door, &amp;c.; Report further confidered ; a Claufe added ; 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 611. P. 676. : 


Trent River, from Wilden Ferry to Gainfborough, XLIX. 228. Report, 264. P. 569. 
Jupra, 116. 

Trent to the Merfey; from Wilden Ferry to Runcorn Gap, &amp;c. and for making a Navigable Cut 
or Canal from the Village of Endon to the Town of Leek, &amp;c. LI. 303. Report,406. Nega- 
tive reading the Bill Third Time, and deferred it for Three Months, &amp;c. 544. 546. See 
Jupra, 114. 115. 116. 


Warwick and Brimingham Canal, LI. 295. Report, 384. P. 545. 


See 











See fupra 121. 


See fupra, 122. 





Warwick and Braunfton Canal, LI. 292. Report, 384. P. 785. 


XIV. Bills from the Lords relating to Navigations, vz. 


For vefting the Navigation of the River Avon in the Counties of Warwick and Worcefter, and 
other Eftates of the Late George Perrott, Efquire, in Truftees to be Sold, &amp;c. XLVIII. 650. 
P. 712. 


For carrying into Execution an Agreement for the fale of £. 20,000 and Intereft, advanced on an 
Affignment of the Chefter Canal Navigation, LI. 507. P. 618. 


XV. Incidental and Sele&amp;ted Proceedings, v/z. ; 


A Note of Reafons for reading a Canal Bill Second Time the next Morning after being prefented, 
XLVIII. 843. 


Report of Perfons being ftated to be Neuter, and afterwards Confenting, L. 280. 


Lifts of Affents, Diffents, &amp;c. to Navigable Canals firft delivered in, with Reports on Bills, L. 100. 
See Reports, 123. 


Extenfion of Canals, XLVIII. 160. 164, 396.—LII. 311.—LIUI. 311. &amp;c. 
Additional Tonnage, &amp;c. in particular Navigations, Petitioned for, LII. 282. 
Co-partners Leffees for Lives of Navigations, LI. 435. 


Renewal of Petitions in a following Seffion, on Matters of Inquiry, &amp;c. not being determined, 
L. 586. 601. 615.—LI. 783. a 


Proceedings relative to Calls not paid, LI. 301. 


Deviations and varying Lines of Canals, XLVIII. 272. 396. 615. 635.—XLIX. 274. 413.—L. 
122.—LI. 292. 407.—LII. 292.—LIV. 204.-210. 4265. : 


Securing &amp; fufficient Quantity of Water; Wafte Water; and refrictions in taking Water, 
XLVI. 313.—XLVI. 685. XLVII, 609. XLIX. 448. | 


Complaints relative to Navigations, XLIX. 366. 413.—XLVIII. 1 27. 


See Accounts, 876. '942.—Billg, 68.100. 154. 165. 173. 226. 227. 233. 249. 
253- 333- 373- 378—Committees, 117.—Complaints, 13. &amp;c.—apeng, &amp;c. 
—oule, 162. 180. 219. 237. 263.—pations, 63.—Drderg, 2. 4. &amp;c. and 71. 
SOrotland, 37, to 40. &amp;c..-Supplp, 460.—Supra, 4. 5. 


Contents 









CONTENTS of the HEAD 


Navy. 








I. Bills relating to the Navy ~ - - += - . - 1020, 


If. Bill from the Lords relating to the Navy - - - - a1. 


III. Incidental Proceedings ee a er a ee ay Se 





Navy. 


I. Bills relating to the Navy, wz. 


I. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


For regulating the Marine Forces while on Shore ; ordered, XLVI. 1 35. P. 339.—Ordered, 


XLVII. 126. P. 524.—Ordered, XLVIII. 60. P. 298,—Ordered, XLIX. 96: P. 213.—Ordered, 
L. 92. P. 300.—Ordered, LI. 230. Inftruction to the Committee on the Bill to receive a 
Claufe or Claufes to enable Officers of Marines to enlift, into the Marine Corps, Soldiers belong- 
ing to Regiments, &amp;c. ferving in Parts beyond the Seas, and Bill confidered, 290. Report, and 
a Claufe added that certain Parts of the Act may be altered by any Aét of the fame Seffion, &amp;c. 


294+ 301. 412. P. 479.—Ordered, LII. 351. P. 424.—Ordered, Lill. go. P. 169,—Ordered, 
LIv. 187. P. 387. Ordered, LV. 186. P. 285. 





To exempt Ships of War, and Private Ships or Veffels of War, taken as Prize, from Payment of 


Duty ; ordered, XLIX. 457. P. 735. 


Bill for extending certain Acts to Petty Officers and Seamen, &amp;c. refiding in Ireland, XLVI. 617. 


—KXLVII. 376. P. 776. 


For extending the Time limited by an Act of the fame Seffion for delivering in Navy and Viétual- 


ling Bills; ordered, XLIX. 477. P. 622. 
P. 241. 





Another Bill for Ditto; ordered, Lu. 207. 


To provide for the more-fpeedy Payment of all Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills that fhall 


be iffued in future ; ordered, LI. 200. P. 258. 


For requiring the Owners and Mafters of Ships belonging to Great Britain, to furnifh a certain 


Number of Men, in proportion to the Tonnage thereof, for the Service of His Majefty’s Navy, 
previous to their being cleared out on their refpective Voyages ; ordered, L. 111. Prefented, 
&amp;c. ibid. Committed, 121. Confidered; reported; to be further coufidered, and to be 
printed, 140. Report further confidered, and Bill re-committed, 180. Petition of the 
Religious Society of Friends called ‘Quakers, concerned in Shipping, &amp;c. againft ; to lie on the 
Table, 189. Petition of the Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Scarborough, againft; referred to the Committee, 
220. Committee deferred, 223. Petition of a Committee of Merchants, &amp;c. of Whitehaven, 
again{t; referred, &amp;c. 225. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, againtt ; 
Ditto, 226. Ditto from Sunderland, iid. Other Petitions againft ; referred, 228. Bill 
withdrawn, and another Bill ordered, 229. New Bill prefented, and read Firft and Second 
Time, and committed, &amp;c. 239. Confidered, and report; Report to be further confidered, and 
to be printed, 259. Bill re-committed, 278. Deferred, 294. Poftponed, 303. Again con- 
fidered, ibid. Petition of Owners of Fifhing Veffels within the Town of Harwich, againft ; 
to lie on the Table, 306. Bill reported and feveral Claufes added; Day appointed for the 
Third Reading, and the Bill, with Amendments, ordered to be printed, ibid. Read Third 
Time ; a Claufe added to prevent Houfes of Rendezvous in the City of London, and Amend- 
ments made to the Bill, 312. P. 323. 


For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties of Great Britain for the Service of His 


Majefty’s Navy ; ordered, L. 111. Prefented, &amp;c. 121. Committed, 140. Confidered, and 
Report ;-~Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 153. Order for 
further confidering the Report difcharged, and another Day appointed, 180. Ditto, and Bill re- 
committed, &amp;c. 229. Bill further confidered ; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and 
Billas amended to be printed, 239. Report further confidered, and to be again confidered, 
266. Further confidered ; Claufes received, 8c. and Biil to be ingroffed, 275. Read Third: 
Time, and Claufes received relative to Appeal, &amp;c. and Amendments made to the Bill, 279. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 298. P. 300. 





._— For rendering more effectual the faid Act ; ordered, L. 312. Prefented, 8c. 313. Com- 
mitted, 318. Deferred, 327. Confidered, 333. Report, &amp;c. 338. 343. 374- P. 380.— 





Bill 
























































10. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


20, 


II. 


21. 


Il. 


22. 


™ 


| RNary : Bills relating thereto, &amp;c. 








Bill to enforce the due Execution of the At for raifing Men in the feveral Counties of Great 
Britain ; ordered, LI. 663. Prefented, &amp;c. 685. Committed, 691. 698. Confidered, 701. 
Report, &amp;c. 763. 783. 790. P. 791. 


For enabling the Magiftrates in the feveral Counties in Great Britain to raife and levy, under cer- 
tain Regulations, fuch able-bodied and idle Perfons as fhall be found within the faid Counties, 
to fetve in His Majefty’s Navy; ordered, L. 111. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 356. 
P. 480. 


To enable Petty Officers in the Navy, and Seamen, Non-commiffioned Officers of Marines, and 
Marines, ferving in His Majefty’s Navy, to allot Part of their Pay for the Maintenance of their 
Wives and Families ; ordered, L. 327. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 350. Bill reported 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 380. P. 480. 


For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties, Stewartries, Royal Burghs, and 
Towns in that Part of Great Britain called Scotland, for the Service of His Majefty’s Navy; 
ordered, L. 343. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 350. Reported; Report to be further con- 
fidered, and Bill, 8c. to be printed, 401. Further confidered, and ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 
408. Bill now read Third Time, and a Claufe offered to be added for enlarging the Time for 
raifing the Men, committed, &amp;c.; reported, and agreed to, and an Amendment made to the 
Bill, &amp;c. 437. P. 480. See infra, under 19. 


For augmenting the Royal Corps of Artillery and providing Seafaring Men for the Service of the 
Navy, out of the Private Men now ferving in the Militia ; ordered, L. 394. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and to be printed, 401. 402. Inftructions given refpecting the Militia; Bill confidered in 
the Committee, and to be further confidered, 463. Further confidered ; further Inftructions 
given refpecting the Militia; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill to be printed, 
468. Report further confidered, and Amendments made to feveral Amendments of the Com- 
mittee, &amp;c. 495. P. 567. . 





Bill to explain and amend an Act of 20 Geo. III. and an Aé&amp; of 21 Geo. III. for the Encouragement 
of Seamen, &amp;c. and for the better Encouragement of Seamen for ‘His Majefty’s Navy; 
ordered, L. 569. P. 638. 


To amend an A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. for the Encouragement’ of Seamen, &amp;c. and for making further 
Provifion for thofe Purpofes; ordered, LI. 669. P. 749. 


For eftablifhing a more eafy and expeditious Method for the punctual and frequent Payment of the 
Wages and Pay of certain Officers belonging to His Majefty’s Navy; ordered, L. 569. P. 617, 


To enable Boatfwains, Gunners, and Carpenters, ferving in His Majefty’s Navy, to allot Part of 
their Wages or Pay for the Maintenance of their Wives and Families; ordered, L. 569. P. 617. 


For raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties of England, and in the feveral 
Counties, Stewartries, &amp;c. in Scotland, for the Service of His Majefty’s Army and Navy ; 
ordered, LII. 42. P. 110. See Armp. 


For better Prevention, &amp;c. of Attempts to feduce Perfons ferving in the Forces by Sea or Land 
from their Duty, é&amp;c. to His Majefty, Lil, 634. P. 637. 


For more effectually reftraining Intercourfe with the Crews of certain of His Majefty’s Ships now 
in a State of Mutiny and Rebellion, and for the more effectual Suppreffion of fuch Mutiny and 
Rebellion ; ordered, Nemine Contradicente, and prefented; read Firft and Second Time; 
committed and ordered to be printed, Lil. 635. Confidered ; reported ; ordered to be in- 
grofied, and read Third Time, &amp;c. 635. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
which were agreed to, 636. 637. P. 637. 





For enabling His Majefty more eafily and effectually to grant Conditional Pardons to Perfons under 
Sentence by Naval Courts Martial, and to regulate Imprifonment under fuch Sentences ; ordered, 
LI. 722. P. 755. 


For the more fpeedy and effectual Manning of His Majefty’s Navy; ordered, LIII. 626.  Pre- 


fented ; read Firft and Second Time, &amp;c. and ordered to be ingrofled, ibid. Read Third 
Time, 627. Agreed to by the Lords, ibid. P. 629. 


Bill from the Lords relating to the Navy, zz. 


For the further Encouragement of Britifh Mariners, and for other Purpofes therein mentioned, 
XLIX. 471. Committed, 476. Confidered ; feveral Claufes added; reported ; Report to be 
further confidered ; Bill as amended to be printed, 488. Bill re-committed, 562. Confidered ; 
reported ; feveral Amendments made and entered ; to be further confidered and to be printed, 
572. Report further confidered and Amendments made, 615. The: Amendments made 
agreed to by the Lords, 650. P. 735. : 


Incidental and feleCted Proceedings, wz. 


Relating to Timber and Chips, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 271. 274. 279. 347. 349- 352+ 37: 
369. 372. 
2.3. Convoy: 






Navy; Incidental and feleét Proceedings, &amp;c. 





23. Convoys, XLIX. 159. 
24. Preferving Ships from the Weather; Duration of Ships, &amp;c. XLVII. 276. 280. 373. 
25. Mutinous Proceedings of Crews of certain Ships, Lil. 628. 633. 634.——See fipra, 18. 
26. Prevention of Foundering of Ships at Sea, XLIX. 278. 

For other Matters, 


Sce Accounts, 876. 902. 903. 906. 1107 1264.—pddrefies, 78.—Armp, 2.—Billg, 32. 
135. E51. 259. 374.— Bread, 8. &amp;c.—WDratwbacks, 35.—Deries, 104.—houle, 193.— 
Laws Crpiving, 25. 38.—eflages, 16. 24.—Seamen, 4.—Supplip, 214. 216. 220. 
546. 572. 583.—WMlater,— esr Judies. 





Negociation. 


See Acrourits, $36. 1102. 1258. 1259.—Addrefles, 141. 154. 155.— France, 9. 12, 15. 20. 
Loans.—Pefkages, 25.— Motes, 3.—Mpeeches, 6. 7. 


— eee 





Negroes. 


Refolutions of certain Societies refpecting Ditto, XLIX. 675. 


See Atcotints, 55. 67. 68. 439. 914. 979: 1060. 1123.—Adbdselles, 93. 97. Sec.— 
America, 8.— Billig, 334.— boule, 67. 159. 166.—Hlaves. 


ee 





Aetherlands. 


See wills, 86.—Duties, 90.—_Germanp,—Smuggling,-1.—Opeeches, 1. 4. 


eee 


Net Brovuce and Payments, &amp;c. 


See Aerounts, 367. 368. &amp;c. 397. §99. 639. &amp;e. 712. &amp;e—1127. &amp;c. 1146. &amp;c. 





Quit eee eee 


 « Pets, &amp;c. 


a Manufa¢tories of Nets, Lines, &amp;c. XLVL 299. 





2. Methes of particular Nets to be of a cettainSize, LIV. 94. 


a 





Peuter, 


Reports of Perfons being Neuter ia particular Matters, Li. 395. 409. 420. 424. 543. 545- 579- 
583. 585. 624. 636. 639. 683. 688.—LIM. 383. 548. 557.—LIV. 229. 420. 427. 469. 
479- 482. 497. 644.—LV. 316. 349. 415. 476. 559. 567. 589. 602. 603. 645. 

See #Pabigations, 148. | 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1799—1800.) 












Neutral Ships, &amp;c. 


See Armp, 2.— Bills, 1.—Bolland.— Boule, (under 147-)—Judemnitp, 9 —Laws Crpiri 
39- 43.-—Quefions Previous Pegative, 31.—Ships, 5 —Speeches, 3. _— 








few Prunswick., : 


See Accounts, 71. &amp;c.—Qddrefles, 26. 143.— Houle, 101.—Supplp, 61. 





eS 


RNewrastle-under-Lyne, 


See Pabigations. 


ee i Tr 


Newrastle-upon-Tyne. 
See Wills, 34.—Corn and Orain.— Mabigations,— Pavp, 6. 


~ Pewfoundlann. 


See Atcounts, 74. 406. 760. 764. 917. &amp;c. — Addrefles, 81. 82. — Willg, 1. 143. — 
Committees, 98. 100.—Complaints, 8. 9.—Courts, 12. &amp;c.—Fisheries, 4. 9. &amp;c— 
Woule, 101. 156. 182.—.Laws Crpiring, 13. 39. 40.—Longitubde, 1. 2.— Motions, 57.— 
Petitions, 37.—Dhbips and Uellels—Speeches, 4—Supplp, 279. 553. 


Newgate. 


Newgate Pardons excepted in charging a Duty on Pardons, LII. 514. 


See Accounts, 957.—Debtors.—olpitals, 1.—ipoule, 58. 60. — Juterment.— 
Speaker, 115. 





New Providence. 


See €rportation, 1. 





New Roads. 


See Accounts, 1043. 1045. 1046.—pHighwaps, &amp;c. 313.—rotland, 62. 65. &amp;c. 





— New South Gales, 


See Accounts, 79. 166. 212. 897. 898.—Courts, 15.—Supplp, 69. 70. 71. 








_—_—_ obted 


News- Papers. 


I. Petition of Proprietors, Printers, 8c. of Newsepapers, Magazines, &amp;c. for a Bill to indemnify 
them from certain Penalties, in different Acts of Parliament, relating to publifhing Lottery 
Chances, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 132. Petition again read and referred to a Com- 
mittee to examine, &amp;c. 674. Report, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 740. Petition of Meffis. 
Goodwin and White, againft Ditto; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 785. Confidered, 
791. Reported, 796. P. 1071. 


2. Reports of News-papers, in which Notices had been given, being produced to Committees, XLVI. 
456. 562—XLVII. 708. 721. 727. 728. 736.—XLVIII. 669. 670. 673. 680. 681.—L. 430. 
441.—LI. 290. 299. 434. 436. 595.—LII. 546.—LIII. 246. 560. 


Ditto of their not being produced, only that certain Notices were feen in them, XLVII. 487. 





3. Leave granted by the Houfe for Notices to be given in News-papers, XLVI. 173. 294.—XLVII. 
544. 557. 560. 561. 566. 606.—XLVII. 388. 434. 443. 619.—L. 224. 230. 327. 366. 
389. 390. 404.— LI. 221. 239. 246. 253. 541. 783.—LII. 380. 390. 455. 469.— LIII. 
159- 339- 373- 441- 442. 445.—LIV. 77. 100. 130. 141. 296. 375. 390. 551.—LV. 182. 
218. 293. 303. 328. 337. 370 399. 

4. Refpecting Notices on a renewed Application in a following Seffion, XLIX. 571.—LI. 733.—LII. 
738.—LIII. 679. 701. 


Reports of Committees relating to Standing Orders, and of Notices being given in News-papers, 
XLVI. 57. 193- 393-—XLVII. 679.—-XLVIII. 171. 173. 694.—XLIX. 405.—L. 105. 485. 
498. 567.—LI. 419.— LID. 418. 422. 439.— LIil. 522. 527. 535+ 559. 560.—LIV. 156. 
436. 622.—LV. 342. 350. 527. 537+ 553+ 555- 588. 

% Bill for preventing the Mifchiefs arifing from the printing and publifhing News-papers, and 
Papers of a like Nature, by Perfons not known, and for regulating the printing and pub- 
lifhing fuch Papers in other Refpects, ordered, LIII. 449. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
566. Committed, 579. Confidered; reported; Report to be further confidered; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 651. Report further confidered.; Bill re-committed, and immediately. 
confidered, 662. Reported, 663. Bill read Third Time; an Amendment made; negative ad- 
journing a Debate on another Amendment propofed, &amp;c. 669. P. 707. 


6. Bill for the Suppreffion of the Sale and Circulation of .News-papers on the Lord’s Day; ordered, 
LIV. 558. Prefented, &amp;c. 562. Negative the Second Reading of the Bill on a particular Day, 
and appoint a Day for Ditto, 566. Negative ona Divifion, now reading the Bill a Second 
Time, and defer it for Three Months, 616. . 


See Mills, 270.—Complaints, 11. 22.—fens, 7.—Mabigations, 53.— Drovers, 
2. 4. 29. 34. &amp;c.— Stamps, 4.—Oupplp, 591. &amp;c.— Wares, 5. 


See America,— Petitions, 4. 


| Pile, 


See Annuities, 3-—spoule, 50.—Iellages, (under 24.) 














Povs. 


See Dibigions. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












- Jf 

Pominees. 

‘Omifiion to name them, and Sums forfeited returned, XLIX. 86. — 
See Addrefles, 71.—Clections, 273. 274. 279. 280. 








a nnn “&lt;a. 


Pontutt, 


See Wills, 208.— Boule, 175.—Inclofures, 288. 





Nootka Bound. 


See Accounts, 136. 137. 1§7. 906. 1229.—Aawrefies, 1. 16. 162. 163.—Speeches, 2. 





— Nota Bene. 


1, In the Journals, XLVI. 679.—XLVII. 4085.—L. 175. 219. 261. 318.—LIL. 779.—LIII. 521. 
—LV. 322. 


2. In Accounts in the Journals, XLVI. 62.—LIV. 23. 24. 29.—=-LV. 322. 506. 





Notaries. | 


See Committees, (under 97.)—onfe, 280. 


Potes. 


%. A particular Note of the Diftribution’ of the feveral Shires of England, for a Survey of His 
Majefty’s Woods, XLVII. 283. 


2. Notes in Accounts, XLIX. 300. 334. 647.—LIV. 107. 
Wf Papers being again prefented, and in another Part of the Journal, LIl. 296. 


See Atcounts, 769. 836. 1102. E105. 1258.—%Bills, 87. 414.—Clections, (Ballots.) 
onle, 189. 301. 352.—Jmpeachment.—Droderg, 85.—pPromiflorp Motes. 


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ep a a 





Rotes (Bromiflory). 


See Arcounts, 11 34.—promiffory Notes. 








 Rotites 


I. A Committee of the whole Houfe having Notice of a Meflage from the Lords, report a Progrefs, 
&amp;c. XLVII. 681. 

2. Committees to examine, in the Firft Place, refpecting particular Notices, L. 366. 390. 404, 

3. Notice —_ of pore Matters, XLVI. 12 8 eps 592--—LIIIl. 540. 600. 665. 696.— 
rat a 555- O21. 727.—LYV. 171. 205. 399. 417. 449-511. 513. 555. 567. 593. 6275 

4 ——Of Proceedings of the Houfe being dropt, for want of Forty Members, and the fame Queftion, 


&amp;c. again propofed, LIV. 382. 


See Will, 97. 135. 170. 172. 262. 267. 268. 270. 279. 492.—bridges, 1. 12. 
18.—Boufe, 26. 164. 403. 404.—Journals, enite See 33.-—Pemo- 
randums, 1. 2. 3.—pabigations, 75.—Pews-paypers. rbers, 18. 19. 20. st. 
—etitions, 381. 382. &amp;c.—Sratland, 101.—Speaker, so. 116. 





Nottingham. 


Negative bringing up a Petition from Inhabitants of Ditto and Neighbourhood, XLVIII. 248. 


See Bills, 368.—Bridges, 15. 16.—tpighwaps, 50. &amp;c.—3nclofures, 229.— hing, 
14.—spabigationg, 90. 116. &amp;c.— peace, 1.— petitions, 34.—Quakers, 4. 


Pova Scotia. 


se — 98. &amp;c.—Apdrefles, 26. 143.—errings.— boule, 101.—Supplp, 
5. &amp;c. 








PNutlances, &amp;c. 


See Pighwaps, 149.— Orders, 83. &amp;c.—foquares and Streets.—Cotwer Will. 





Nuptials. 


See Members, 61. 63. &amp;c.— Pellages, 35. 36. &amp;c. 


Mak Bark. 


i. Sale of Ditto from Wood felled in Forefts, XLVII. 259. &amp;c. 
2. Eftimates of the Value of Timber and Bark, XLVII. 276. 
See Duties, 78.—3mportation, 3.—Laws Crpiving, 17.—Xdather, 1. 


BDaks. 


I. Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 97. 117.—XLVIi. 141. 186. 224, 








234. 
2. Future Growth of Oaks for Timber, XLVII. (274. 
3- Eftimated Value of Ditto, XLVI. 276. 


See Accounts. 1264. 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 

































10. 


Il. 


13s 


Dak Timber. 


Queftions propofed and Anfwers given, refpeéting the Growth and Scarcity of Ditto, XLVII. 308. 
309. &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Daks. 








Baths. 


Bill more effectually to prevent the adminiftering unlawful Oaths, ordered, LU. 711. Prefented, 
&amp;c. and tobe prittted, 712. Read Third Time, and an Addition made to the Title “ Or 
“ taking unlawful Oaths,” 736. P. 750. 


A&amp;s read, &amp;c. relating to Oaths, XLVII. 788.—XLIX. 546. 


Oaths adminiftered by the Lord Steward, viz. 
To Members, XLVI. 6.—LII, 7. 


Lord Steward’s Appointment of Members to be his Deputies, viz. 
For tendering and adminiftering the Oaths to other Members, XLVI. 5.—LII. 6. 


Oaths adminiftered by the Clerk, viz. 
At the Beginning of a new Parliament, viz. 
To the Speaker alone, he ftanding up at his-Chair, XLVI. 7.—LII. 8. 
To Members at the Table, XLVI. 7. 9.—LIH. 8. 9. 11. 
Entries of the Members repairing to their Seats in the Houfe after taking the Oaths, XLVI. 6. 
—LII. 7. 
At other Times, viz. 


To Members upon being returned on new Writs, &amp;c. XLVII. 3.—XLVIII. 3.—XLIX. 3. 306.— 
L.3.—LI. 3.—LIII. 3.— LIV. 3.--LY..3. 795. 


To Ditto previous to Ballots for Eleétion Committees, XLVI. 292. 315.—XLVIII. 197— 
L.291. 321.—LII. 86. 94. 137. 280. 357. 


To Members, previous to Ballots for Ele¢tion Committees, who had been returned at General 
Elections, XLVI. 176. 292. 315.—LII. 86. 94. 


On Appointment of Seleé&amp;t Committees to try Election Petitions, XLVI. 92.144. 149. 158. 
165. 180. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 356. 384. 393. 647. &amp;c.—L. 217. 295. 326.—LII. 77. 90. 
96. 288. 305. 307. 324. 359. 520. 540.—LHI. 133. 


To Members on offering Excufes, LIII. 532. 
after reading the Outlawry Bill, LT. 3. 


at the Time of delivering in Petitions on EleGtions, XLVI. 45. 


Oaths taken at the Table by other Perfons, viz. 
Perfons applying by Bill to be naturalized, viz. 


Previous to Ballots for Election Committees, XLVI. 144. 186, 247.—XLVII. 407. 471.— 
L. 322. 


At other Times, XLVI. 43. 150. 171.—XLVIH. 280. 298.—XLIX. 22. 580. &amp;c.— 
L. 174.—LI. 89. 190. 227. 387. 404.—LII. 19. 65. 104. 109. &amp;c.—LIII. 123. 137- 
246. 260. 295. 350.—LIV. /8. 8r. 86. 95. 98. 100. 134. 200. 210. 374.—LY. 660. 
732. 884. 885. 
Oaths faid to be negle&amp;ted to be adminiftered, viz. 


At Eleétions, XLVI, 18.—LII. 14. 15. 


The taking particular Oaths may be deferred, viz. 
Oath of Truft relating to Eleétions in Scotland, Lit. 739. 


See Wills, 26. 135. 148. 153. 224. 260.—Dilabilities —Didenters, 1. 3.—Cast 
India Companp, 2.—Clerrions, 7. 9.—Members, 74. 75. 77.—Militia, 5.— 
Mabp, 1o.— Quakers, 1.—Scotland, 19.—SMbipping, &amp;c. 1. 





-See Accounts, 138. 419. &amp;c.—Corn and Grain, 2. 5. sriareseasie- &amp;c. 56.—outle 
72. 113. 131. 164.—3mportation, 16. : 





Dats. 


See [ca 252. 419.—Billg, 90. 141.—Corn and Orain, 2. 18.—Drawharks, &amp;c. 100. 
—oufe, 113. 





MHbjections. 


Reported not to be made to particular Inclofures by Parties concerned, L. 496.—LII. 608. 
See Clectiong, (Ballots.)—Chidence, 2. 3.—MDrbderg, 82. 


Mblervations. 


I. On Aecounts prefented, XLVI. 680.—XLVII. 1087.—LI. 781. 
2. In Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 109.—-XLVII. 159. 
3e In other Reports, LI. 270—LV. 429. 


See Committees, 92. 93. 97. 115. 119.— Boule, 190. 





Mbstructions. 


An Obftruction to putting up a Notice mentioned in a Report, L. 580. 
See Millg, 169. 378.—MDrbderg, 74. 83. 





Mrtrot. 


Tenour of fuch iffued by the Emperor of Germany refpecting Loans, L. 555. 557. 





Pesakow. 


See Abdrefles, 161.— Motions, 55.—Questions Previous Pegative, 28. 20. &amp;c.—Ruflia. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









Mffentes.- 


I. Bill for remedying certain Defects in the: Law refpecting certain Offences committed on the High 
Seas; ordered, LiV. 376. P. 534. 

2. Perfons convicted of Offences, and Perfons of evil Fame, to be confidered as actually chargeable to 
the Poor, L. 542. 

3- “© Offences” left out of a Bill as an Amendment, by the Lords, and “ Felonies introduced, LI. 
236. Another Amendment of the Lords relating to Offences, LII. 637. 





See Wills, 65. 264. 273. 281.—Conbicts.—Costs.— Crile, 1. 3. &amp;c.— Justices 
of the Peace, 3.— Laws Crpiting, 43 —Obips and Uelets, 6.—Workmen. 





Menders. 


I. Bill to provide for the Cuftody and Employment of Offenders in certain Cafes, and for the Regu- 
lation of the Places in which fuch Offenders may be confined; ordered, XLVI. 37. Prefented, 
&amp;c. 38. Committed, &amp;c. 43..144. Accounts ordered, 162. Bill confidered; Act of 24 
Geo. III. read; reported; Bills, with the Amendments, to be printed, and Report to be taken 
into further Confideration, 181. Petition of Juftices of the County of Middlefex, againtt ; 
to lie on the Table until the Report be further confidered, and Counfel ordered, 194. Further 
Confideration of the Report deferred, 221. 442. Deferred for Three Months, upon a Divifion, 














560. 
2. Offenders of Preachers, &amp;c. particular Acts read, &amp;c. XLVIL 787. 
3. Of Standing Orders and Acts of Parliament, LII. 139. 
See Accounts, 79. 334. &amp;c.—Mliens.— Bigamp.—Coidence, 5.— Felons.—Gaals, 
1. &amp;c.—Woule, 194.—hing, 14.—WLareenp.— Laws Crpiving, 14.—uir and 
Palmer.—Drderg,. 80. 83. 87.—Penitentiarp Houles.—Sedition.— Supply, 69. 
71. 173. 210. " 
Pifenti 
emnfibe GAeapons. 
Of certain Societies for Seditious Purpofes, XLIX. 661. 
Diters. 
See Addrefles, 138.-140. &amp;c.—Biilg, 371. 
Oi 
cers, 
See Accounts, 128. 134. 135. 161. 179. 198. 201. 205. 580. 582. 652. 690. 1037. 1044. 
1264.—Mrmp, 10.— Bills, 32. 135. 139. 146. 224. 268.—%Bread, 11.—Committees, 125. 
Customs, 1. 4. &amp;c.—Cprife, 15. 16.—barbourg, 1.—houle, 196.—Juclofures, 1.— 
Judemnity, 1. 3.—Justices of the. peace, 3—Raws Crpiring, 13—Wilitia, 4. 12.— 
Dabp, 16. 19.—Mffices, 3. 4.—Mrderg, 83. 85.—Heamen, 3. 4—HSmuggling, 1. 2— 
Supply, 75. 76. 97. 103. 543. 572. 
——— Scere eae plessoaoeasaen sea aiaeimOngante 





Mffires. 


I. Petitions and Bills relating to Offices, referred to Committees, 
VIZ. 


I. Of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. within the Parifh of Saint Martin in the Fields, Weftminfter, for the 
Commiffioners, Clerks, &amp;c. of the Salt Office, removed to Somerfet Place, to be affeffed to the 
Land Tax in Saint Martin’s, notwithftanding fuch Removal, LI. 568. Report, and re-com- 
mitted, 574. Again reported, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 577. P. 785. ae 
. Bid 















Mlices ; Petitions and Bills relating thereto, &amp;e. 





2s Of the Clerks in the Offices of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State for the Home and 
Foreign Departments ; relative to the Privilege of fending and receiving Letters, Votes, &amp;c. 
free of Poftage, LI. 588. Report, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 596. 
His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, 597. Report confidered, 619. Report a Refolution, 
granting an Annual Sum to Ditto in Lieu of Privilege of Votes, 8c. and an Inftruction thereon, 
626,++—See Motes, 5. 


a Of Commiffioners of. the Land Tax atting for Offices executed in Weftminfter Hall, to be enabled 
to affefs the Commiffioners of the Tax Office, and their Officers, to the Land Tax in that Diftri@, 
notwithftanding the Removal of the faid Tax. Office to Somerfet Place; prefented after the 
Time limited, and accepted, LU. 658. Report, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 669. P. 750. 


II. Bills relating to Offices ordered on Reportsfof Committees, &amp;c. 
viz. 


3 To enable His Majefty to make Compenfation to the Officers of the late Wine Licence Office for 
the Lofs of their Offices; ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 622. P. 685. 


4e To empower the High Court of Chancery to lay out a further Sum of the Suitors Money upon 
proper Securities, and for applying the Intereft towards difcharging the Expences of the Office of 
the Accountant General, and for building Offices for the Mafters in Ordinary in Chancery, and 
a Public Office for the Suitors of the faid Court, &amp;c. ordered, XLVII. 674. Accounts, &amp;c. 
prefented, ‘bid. Referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Bill confidered, 749. Reported; a 
Claufe admitted that the Offices, when built, fhall continue to be affeffed to the Land Tax in 
the Liberty of the Rolls, and an Amendment made to the Bill, 754. P. 1089. 


ue For eftablifhing certain Regulations in the Offices of the Houfe of Commons ; ordered, with the 
Confent of His Majefty fignified, LV. 675. Prefented, &amp;c. 680. Committed, 689. Accounts 
relating to the Serjeant at Arms, prefented, &amp;c. 690. Committee deferred, 718. Bill confi- 
dered in the Committee; Accounts referred, &amp;c. 720. Reported, &amp;c. 723. 728. Read 
Third Time; Claufes added, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 733. P. 784. 


III. Bill from the Lords relating to Offices, vz. 


5. For regulating the Offices of Clerks of Affize, Affociates, and Clerks of Indictments, XLVI. 358. 
Read, and to be printed, 362. Committed, 406. Petition of the Clerks of the Affizes, and 
Clerks of the Crown, of Five of the feveral Circuits of England, againft; referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 463. Confidered, and Report a Progrefs, 564. Nega- 
tive the Speaker now leaving the Chair, and defer Ditto, 638. Further confidered, and to 
report, 645. Report, and Amendments made by the Committee, read and entered, and Amend- 
ments made to the Bill, 653. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made to the Title of the 
Bill, 662. Not fent back from the Lords. 


See Accounts, 428. 576. 922. 924. 1042. 1107. 1221.—Addrefles, 165.—Billg, 
86. 185. 218. 263. 267.— Committers, 86. 97.— Customs, 4.— Clections, 
(Stockbridge, &amp;c.) and (Writs.)—tboufe, 170. 231.—Jugtices of the Peace — 
Pembers, 129.— Potiong, 92.— Questions Previous Megative, o.— Supplp, 
138. 150. 221. 551. 584. 601.—Woteg, 5. 3 


Mflices and Employments. 


See Accounts, 1107.— Adorelles, 164—Committees, 128.— Customs.—Clectiong, 132. 
234. and (Bofton), (Maidftone), and (Milborne Port).—ibolidapg.—Jndemnitp, 1. &amp;c.— 
Salt.—Hupplp, 465. 576. and (Stamps). 











Hfficial Documents. 


= Relating to Forefts, Timber, &amp;c. XLVI. 118. 119, &amp;C.—XLVII. 281. 
Ditto to the Navy, LII. 164. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Bil. 


See Acrounts, 368. 420. 431. 445. 1058.—Auctiong—Committers, 97—Customs.— 
Duties, 103. 107. 113.—Fisheries.— Importation, 4—@upplp, 345, and (Cuftoms.) 


«Pil of Witriol. 


See Drawbacks, 41.—WDuties, 66. 





MHmtflions. 


See Complaints, 15.—Debtors Jnfolgent, 5.—Jndemunity— Pistakes.—pPetitions, 395. 


Mnus Probanvt. 


See ills, 274. 





Nypium. 


See Atcounts, 508 —Customs.—Doule, 156. 





Myppolition. 


See Divisions.—Clections.—NQuestiong. 


e ob A 


Myption. 


Given and explained, &amp;c. in an Amendment to a Bill, Lil. 452. 








Mrchards. 


See Mills, 69. 178.—Complaints, 19.—pighwaps, 7.—3uclofures, 402.—Mabigations, — 
49+ 104. 












CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Mrvers, 


I. Standing Orders of the Houfe confidered, &amp;c. relating to, vz. 





Highways Turnpike- - - + 


Navigable Canals, &amp;c. = - Paving, lighting, &amp;c. Towns + - 7 





II. Other Proceedings relating to Standing Orders, viz. 


Read and entered in Proceedings of ‘Reports of particular Notices being fuf- 
the Houfe - - - = =~ - 4, Sicient for the Purpofe intended - 55+ 
Standing Orders not complied with- 18. Reports of Petitions and Bills not being 


Partly complied with, and partly not 20. suuaiie' se, Seqning of. Stpnaing 


: Orders- -« ~- - - 63. 
Not regularly given, but Bills ordered 35. Cafes where Standing Orders are not 
Standing Orders difpenfed with +~- 44. reported = - « = 2 = = 66, 


IJ. Orders and Refolutions made at the Commencement of every 
Seffion,- relating to, viz. 


Committees . + - o! «' « » 72. | Letters + - «+ - - + = 84,85. 
Conftables, &amp;c. oe 8 oe. ie Privileges pelt) arte teeny 
EleGizams «+4 a acs. | Witnefles «© - = = = « = 87. 
Houfe - - - - - - = = 83. 


IV. Queftions Negative, relating to Orders - ~ - 88 #0 92. 


V. Incidental Proceedings - + = - - = + + 93 @0 158, 





Mrders, 





I. Standing Orders of the Houfe relating to, viz, 
Bills, viz. 


I. Refolutions of a Committee of the whole Houfe refpecting the Titles of Bills; Duration of par- 
ticular Bills to be mentioned in the Titles, and whether revived or continued, &amp;c. made Standing 
Orders, LI. 85. 


Highways Turnpike, viz. 


A. Committee appointed to take into Confideration the Standing Orders relating to Turnpike Road 
Bills, LI, 425. No Report. See Honfe, 188. 191. 





Inclofure Bills, viz. 


oe A Committee appointed to take into Confideration the Standing Orders relating to Ditto, Liv. 558. 
Reported, and-Report to be further confidered, 668. Report further confidered ; Two of the 
Refolutions adjourned for Three Months ; the others agreed to, and One of them made a Standing 
Order, 703.——Another Committee appointed for Ditto, LV. 221. Report, 239. Report 
further confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, viz. One for repealing the Standing Order of 27th 
June 1799; and the other Refolution made a Standing Order, viz. For a Claufe to be inferted 
in all Inclofure Bills that the Commiffioners fhall keep a Book of Accounts open at all reafonable 
Times, &amp;c. 254. 


on _ The Standing Order of 25th April 1774, extended, as to Notices, to Sundays in the Month of 
December, 1800; LY. 888. 





: Navigable 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Mrders ; Proceedings relating to Standing Orders. 











Navigable Canals, &amp;c. viz. 


2 A Seleé&amp; Committee appointed to take into Confideration the Standing Orders of the Houfe 
refpecting Bills for Ditto, XLVII. 674. Report, that Notices of intended Applications to Par- 
liament for Bills to make Ditto, fhall be inferted Three Times in the London Gazette, in the 
Months of Auguft and September, or either of them, previous to the Seffion in whichthe Appli- ~ 
cation is made, as well as in the Newspapers, and at the Quarter Seffions, &amp;c. Notice to contain 
the Parifhes, &amp;c. through which Canals are to go, &amp;c.;and a Map or Plan, and Book of Reference, * 
to be depofited for Infpection at the Office of the Clerk of the Peace for the County, &amp;c.; 
Clerk of the Peace to make a Memorial in Writing, upop the faid Plan, &amp;c. of the Time it was 
brought into his Office, &amp;c.; Committee of the Houfe tipon any Petition, to inquire how far 
thefe Orders have been complied with, &amp;c. 797. Report re-committed, 825. Report; and for- 
mer Standing Orders from 1771 repealed, and new Orders reported; to be further confidered, 
and ordered to be printed, 1026. Report re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houle, 
and confidered, 1064. Report; and the laft Nine Refolutions thereof made Standing Orders of 
the Houfe; to be printed, and Copies fent to the Sheriffs, &amp;c. 1067. A Select Committee 
again appointed to confider the faid Standing Orders, &amp;c. XLVI. 747. No Report. 


4. A Motion for Provifion to be made in all Bills for Canals, to limit, &amp;c. the Produce of the Folls 
granted by fuch Bills; referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 209. See 
Houle, 219. 237.— Pabigations, 2. 9. 


4: A Select Committeé appointed to revife the Standing Orders of the Houfe relative to Bills for 
making Canals, Aquedutts, &amp;c. XLIX. 422. 461. Report feveral Refolutions, which were 
ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 473. To be further confidered, 500. Further 
confidered, and deferred to the next Day at Twelve o’Clock, 557. The further Confideration 
refumed; an Amendment made to One of the Refolutions, &amp;c.; the whole of the Eleven 
Refolutions made Standing Orders of the Houfe, atid to be fent to the Sheriffs, &amp;c. 561. 








5. Further Standing Orders relative to Applications for Navigable Canals, Aqueduéts, &amp;c. propofed, 
and the Debate on Ditto adjourned, L. 586. Debate refumed, and the propofed Orders agreed 
to, and made Standing Orders, 604. 


ve For making Railways, Dram Roads, &amp;c. to be confidered, LIV. 613. Report, and to be further 
confidered, 664. Report further confidered ; Refolutions agreed to, and made Standing Orders, 
689. 


See Houle, 185. 


Patents, VIZ. 


on A Refolution—That before any Petition be prefented to the Houfe for confirming or prolonging the 
' Term of Letters Patent, granted bys His Majefty, &amp;c. Notice of fuch intended Application 
fhall be inferted Three Times in. the London Gazette ; and if they extend to Scotland, in the 
Edinburgh Papers, in the Months of Auguft and September, or either of them, immediately 
preceding the Seffion of Parliament in which fuch Application is intended to be made, &amp;c. made 
a Standing Order, LHI. 524. 


Paving, Lighting, Cleanfing, or Improving any City or Town, or Renewal 
or Alteration of any A&amp; paffed for that Purpofe, viz. 


The Standing Order of the Houfe of 25th April 1 774, telative to Turnpike Bills read, and a Refo- 
lution of the Houfe made a Standing Order, viz. 


6, Notice to be given at the General Quarter Seffions of the Peace which fhall be held for the County 
in which fuch City or Town fhall be fituate, at the Michaelmas immediately preceding the 
Seffion.of Parliament in which any Petition is to be prefented ; and alfo to be printed in fome 
Newspaper of the County, &amp;c. XLVI. 622. ' 


See Sheriffs, 1. 


II. Other Proceedings relating to Standing Orders, zz. 


Standing Orders read, and entered, Sc. in Proceedings before the Houfe, relating to, 
viz. 


I 


Members making Noife or Difturbance during Debate, XLVIII. 11. 


8. Navigations, &amp;c. XLVIII. 192. 395. 396. 700. 
9. Petitions: printing Ditto before being prefented, &amp;c. XLVIII. 738. 739.” 
10, Religion, XLVI. 206,—-XLVII. 789. 


Reported 








18. 


20. 


a’ 
. 


t© 


28. 


32. 


Mrders &gt; Proceedings relating to Standing Orders. 





———&lt; 


Reported by Seleé&amp;t Committees to have been read, relating to, v#z. 
Bills ; bringing Private Bills into the Houfe on Petitions truly ftating the Cafe, XLVIII. 453. 
Navigations, &amp;c. XLVIII. 453: 


A Petition ftating Standing Orders not to have been complied with, although fo reported to the 
Houle, XLVII. 755. 


Petitions ftating that Public Notice had not been given in Applications to the Houfe, purfuant to 
Standing Orders, XLVIII. 257.—LIV. 67. 





Of Omiffions, and that all the Matters brought before the Houfe had not been inferted in 
Notices, &amp;c. XLVII. 312. 


Reafons given in Reports for Standing Ordets not being complied with, XLVI. 441.—XLVII. 583: 
638. 736.—XLVIII. 120. 283. 303. 344. 366. 460. 618.—L. 104.—-LIV. 76.—LV. 209. 
256. 342. 423. 464. 536. 554. 


Report on confidering Standing Orders, re-committed, XLVII. 825. 


Standing Orders not complied with, but Bills ordered, and Notices ordered to be givens 
and Infiruction to Committees on the Bills to inquire in the Firft Place bow far 
the Orders given have been complied with, viz. 


In Bridges, L. 366. 389. 404.—LMI. 441. 


In other Matters, viz. 
Without fuch Inftru€tions, XLVII. 557. 560. 
Parts of Standing Orders firiétly complied with, and Parts not, but Bills ordered, 
&amp;c. viz. 
In Bridges, LI. 419.—LIL. 418. 


In Highways Turnpike, &amp;c. XLVI. 57. 187. 193. 446.—XLVII. 487. 557.—XLVII. 173. 344, 
443.-—XLIX. 201. 291: 305. 405.—L. 105.—LII. 344. 363. 373.--LV. 311+ 342. 


In Inclofures and Drainage, &amp;c. XLVI. 441. 471.—-XLIX. 203.==LV. 536. 
In Navigations, XLVII. 638.—XLIX. 281.—LIV. (439. 482.) 
In Paving, &amp;c. XLVIL. 511. 549.—XLVIII. 340. 443—-L. 104.—LI. 253. 
Scotland, Highways, Bridges, &amp;c. XLVII. 513.—XLIX. 324. 


Partly complied with, and partly not, and Notices to be given, Viz. 
In Highways, 8&amp;c. XLVIII. 387.—LIV. 389. 


and Reports re-committed, LV. 240. 


Standing Orders not complied with in Petitions for Provifion to be made to add other 
Roads, &amp;c. and Reports ordered to lie on the Table only, viz. 


Highways, XLVI. 272.-—LI. 407.—LIV. 326. 


—__————And Report ordered to be further confidered, viz. 
Highways, LI. 533. Further confidered, and N otices ordered to be given, 541. 
and Report re-committed, LIII. 351. 
and Notices ordered to be given, LIII. 445.——-LIV. 389. 
See fupra, 27.—Infra, 31. 


Standing Orders not complied with in Bills; Reports to lie on the Table, and Notices 
ordered to be given, viz. 


In Bridges, XLVII. 566. 606.—L. 366. 389. 390. 404.—LV. 311. 


In Highways Turnpike, &amp;c. XLVI. 173. 294.—-XLVH. 561.—XLVII. 387.—L. 224. 390.— 
LUI. 339.—LIV. 551.-—LV. 293. 327+ 337- 
In Patents, LIV. 77. 


In Petitions for Provifion to be made in Road Bills, XLVI. 263. 294.—XLVII. 557. 5$0.—LI. 
$41-—LI. 389.—LIII. 368. 


——-Ditto in Navigable Canals, L. 230. 


Invpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—180d.) 9A | In 































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«) 


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35 
36. 
37° 


43. 





In Squares and Streets, L. 327.—LI. 221. 239. 246. 253.—LII. 455.—LIII. 159. 368.—LIv. 
141.—LV. 218. 


Not given in Bills, and Reports to. lie on the Table only, LIV. 77. 293. 318.—LV. 168. 257, 
312. 465. 
See Reports, (Orders, &amp;c.) 
Standing Orders not regularly given and Bills ordered, &amp;c. viz. 
In Bridges, XLVI. 392.—LI. 419.—LIIl. 559. 
In Drainage, XLVI. 471.. 


In Highways Turnpike, &amp;c. XLVI. 57. 193. 393-—_-XLVII. 679.—XLVIII. 171. 344- 387. 437+ 
694. 718.—XLIX. 405.—L. 99. 105. 299.—LIll. 363. 


Ditto in Applications for repairing additional Roads, XLVIII. 694. 





In Inclofures, XLVI. 471.—XLVII.638.—XLVIII. 460.—XLIX. 203. 411. §68.—L. 465. 580.— 
LI. 571.—LII. 679. 


In Ditto, and upon the Report of the Bill ordered to be ingroffed, XLIX. 203. 411. 
In Navigations, XLVIII. 453.-—-LV. 569. 

In Paving, &amp;c. XLVIII. 120. 213. 

In Squares and Streets, LV. 528. 


——Not regularly complied with, Reports to lie on the Table, and further Notices 
ordered to be given, Viz. ¢ 


In Embankment, Drainage, &amp;c. LV. 256. 
In Highways, &amp;c. Lil. 469.—LV. 915. 
Squares and Streets, XLVIII. 443. 


— Not regularly complied with, and Reports to he on the Table only, viz. 
In Navigations, LV. 554. 


——Partly complied with, and partly not regular; Reports to lie on the Table only, 
V1Z. 


In Highways, LIII. 399.—LIV. 190. 
Ditto in Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills, LIV. 326. 


——Ditto, and Reports to be further confidered, viz. 
In Inclofures, LI. 477. Further confidered ; Bill ordered to be ingroffed, 481. 


——Ditto, and Notices ordered to be given, viz. - 
In Highways, LV. 293. 370. 


——Partly complied with, and partly not, Reports to lie on the Table, viz. 
In Highways, LIV. 254. 292.—LV. 240. 
In Navigations, LIV. 438. 
In Squares and Streets, LIV. 254. 292. 


Complied with for an Old Road, but not for an Extenfon of it, Report to lie on the Table, 
LIII. 321. 339. 


--+-Ditto for making, &amp;c. New Roads, LV. 240. 


Ditto and Bill ordered for the Old Road, and Report relative to the Extenfion to lie on the 
Table, LI. 406. 





Complied with for Highways, &amp;c. but not for paving, &amp;c. included; Reports to lie on the 
Table, LI. 438. 


Standing Orders not Complied with, but all Parties Confenting, Bills to be ingroffed, 
Niz. 


Inclofures, LI. 571.—LI. 536.—LIII. 512. 
——Not 


Mrders; Proceedings relating to Standing Orders. 





- 


Not complied with in Petitions for Provif vif on to be mad in Bills, and Inftruéction 
given, Gc. viz. 


44. Draining, &amp;c. Fen Lands, Lil. 568. 


Not regularly Complied with, but all Parties confenting, Bills ordered, viz. 
In Inclofures, LV. 293. 536. 


Standing Orders difpenfed with, viz. 


45. In Bills depending, and Proceedings renewed, L. 55. 

46. In Inclofures and Drainage, LI. 571. 

47+ In Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills, XLVI. 441.—XLVII. 583. 737. 

48. Notices complied with, except fo far as the fame was difpenfed with by Order of the Houfe, LI. 


110.—LIII. 152.—LV. 203. 


It not being intended to proceed in fuch Matters as require Standing Ordersto be complied with, 
LV. 209. 


- Regularity in giving Notices difpenfed with, LV. 520. 569. 


Hou/fe informed of Standing Orders being complied with in delivering printed Copies 
of Bills at the Door, viz. 





49. And proceed to confider further of Reports, L. 145. See Reports, 123. 
Applications for Bills in a following Seffion, viz. 
50. Petitions for particular Notices to begiven, L. 586. Report on Ditto, 601. Refolutions on Ditto, : 
615. 
51. Refolutions relative to Ditto, without Petitions, LI. 783. 
“ Petitions again read, and Refolutions come to, relative to Ditto, XLIX. 571.—LIl. 733.—Lil. 


679. 7O01.—LIV. 729. 


Leave to give Notices, viz. 


526 Petitions relating to Standing Orders, and for Leave to give Notices, &amp;c. L. 29. 55. 347.— 
LIV. 128. 208.—LV. 361. 


See fupra, 18. 


Complaints of Notices not having been given, viz. 


53- Petitions’ complaining of Ditto referred to Committees, &amp;c. and Reports on other Petitions 
referred, &amp;c. XLVIII. 438. 624. 


Obftructions to giving Notices, viz. 


54. Reported by Committees, L. 580.—LIII. 477. LV. 520. 
Miftakes in giving Notices, viz. 

55° Reported, and other Notices ordered, LII. 195. 
Mifunderfianding of Orders, viz. 

56. In Confidering Ditto, and other Notices ordered, LII. 469. 


Affents and Diffents to Bills, viz. 


57- Reports of Liftsof Names of Perfons affenting, &amp;c. delivered in agreeable to Standing Orders, 
L. 100. 363. 366. 


See Wills, 455.—Reports, 123. 
Extra-parochtal Places, 
58. Notices given in adjoining Parifhes deemed good, XLVII. 638. 


Sufficient Notices, viz. 


59. Notices for enlarging Terms of particular Ads, reported pcm for repealing fuch Acts and 
granting other Powers, XLVIII. 421. 


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Notices reported not neceffary, Viz. 
60. To be given in particular Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills, XLVII. 736. 


61. The particular Places being contained in former Notices given, &amp;c. L. 340. 


Petitions and Bills not being within the Meaning of the Standing Orders, viz. 
62. In High Roads, Footpaths, &amp;c. LV. 307- 
In Highways, Statute Labour, LV. 299. 
In Highways ‘Turnpike, XLVII. 303. 
In Dram Roads, LIV. 295. 
63. In Inclofures, L. 601.—LUI. §74.—LIV. 488. 519. 
In making an Arch or Road under a River, LIV. 479. 


64. In Navigations, &amp;c. XLVI. 273. 297.—XLVII. 638.—XLVIII. 164. 283. 366.—XLIX. 294.— 
LI, 248. 384. 419+ 557.—LII. 83. 142.—LIII. 429. 519. $33- 537-—LIV. 224. 295. 300. 
479-—LV. 183. 200. 423. 


Not within the Meaning of Orders, &amp;c. and Reports to lie on the Table, LIV. 519.—LY. 190. 


Reports re-committed, viz. 
65. Standing Orders not being complied with, XLVI. 165. 263. 
Notices not having been given for the whole of Matters contained in Particular Bills, xLVIII. 
269. 
No mention being made refpecting Notices, XLVIII. 411. 
Orders made for particular Notices to be ‘given, difcharged, and a Report re-committed, Lv. 
335- 
Other Matters, viz. 


66. Reports that particular Matters on which Standing Orders had not been complied with would not 
be proceeded in, LIII. 537.—LV. 209. 


-——of Standing Orders being complied with according to Leave granted by the Houfe, Liv. 
229.—LV. 606. 


Reports again read, and Bills ordered, without giving further Notices, LI. 429.—LV. 267. 
again read and Notices ordered to be given, LV. 182. 








Ditto, and Reports re-committed, LV. 199. 290. 316. 558. 

A Petition for particular Notices to be given in a particular County, and Leave given, LV. 361. 
Standing Orders read and entered, and extended, LV. 888. ; 

extended in a particular Inftance on the Report ofa Petition, LV. 915. 


Standing Orders not reported, viz. 
67. In Bridges already built, and granting a Toll, Liv. 400. 
In Burying Grounds, LI. 234. 


In Churches and Chapels, XLVI. 455. 465.—XLVII. 128. 476. 510. 706.—XLVIII. 211. 
405. 432. 647.—L. 451.—LI. 420. 502.—LII. 194. 315. 345. 413.—LIII. 38. 425. 452. 
584.—LIV. 388. 450.—LV. 617. 


In Corporations, &amp;c. LIII. 354. 

In Debts Small, XLVI. 551.—XLVIII, 300.—LIII, 382.—LV. 480. 
In Fifheries, LI. 385. 389. 445. 

In Gaols, LV. 262. 522. 


68. In Harbours, &amp;c. XLVI. 292. 399.—XLVII. 469. 549.—XLVIII. 625. 649.—XLIX. 351.— 
LIl. 206. 434. 475. 614.—LIII. 337.—LIV. 436. 523. 705.—LV. 611. 


In Inventions, LUI. 510. 


In Playhoufes, LIV. 87. 


In Poor, XLVI. 204. 249. 259. 5§51.—XLVII. 18. 423. 476.—XLVII. 186.—LI. 254.—LIl 
428. 468. 547.—LIII. 345. 373.—LIV. 152. 261.—LV. 116. 876. 


70. In particular Squares and Streets, XLVI. 164. 183. 236. 619. 636.—L. 281. 336. 
71. Mifcellaneous 


69. 





Mrders, | 





Proceedings relating to Standing Orders, and Refolutions, &amp;c. 
made at the Commencement of each Seffion. 








7i- 


iif. 


72 


76. 
77- 


78. 


So. 


81. 


$2. 


83. 





Mifcellaneous, XLVI. 248. 252. 292. 295.296. 306. 340. 359. 368. 371. 439. 556. 645.— 
XLVI. 440. 447.—XLVIII. 445.—XLIX. 324. 331.—LI. 387. 470. 489.—LII. 381.— 
LIV. 318. 319. 548. 563. 597.—LV. 199. 300. 409. 479. 480. 615. 647. 657. 

In Converfion for Statute Labour, and repairing certain Roads in Scotland, LII. 354. 


In a Petition praying for Provifion to be made in a particular Canal Bill, LII. 383. 


Seffion, relating to, viz. 


Committees, viz. 


Orders and Refolutions made at the Commencement of each 


Grand Committees for Religion, Grievances, Courts of Juftice, and Trade, appointed, XLVI. 7. 


8.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIII.- 7.—XLIX. 17. 


The Order for Ditto read, 255. 


L. 9.—LI. 7.—LIf. 9.—LIIl. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 





Appointed, 


Declaring all Proceedings of Committees, in a Morning after Notice given by the Serjeant that the 
Houtfe is going to Prayers, void, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 10.—XLVIII. 9.—XLIX. 18.—L. 10.— 
LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6.— LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 


Conftables and other Officers, and High Bailiff of Wefiminfier, viz. 


Relating to keeping the Streets and Paflages free, and preventing Gaming, &amp;c. in Weftminfter 
Hall, &amp;c. XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XLVIII. 8.—XLIX. 18.—L. 10.—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIL. 
6.—LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 


Orders, viz. 


Elections, viz. 


Perfons queftioning Returns of Members, to do it within Fourteen Days next, &amp;c. ; thofe returned 
for Two or more Places to make their Eleétion in Three Weeks, &amp;c. XLVI. 8. 87.— XLVII. 8. 
—XLVII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 7.—LII. 10.—LIII. 5. 128.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 








The faid Order read on certain Petitions being prefented, LII. 150. 


Renewal of Petitions depending at the End of the laft preceding Seffion, to do it within the Time 
limited for the Forfeiture of Recognizances, XLVI. 8.— XLVIII. 8— XLIX. 17.—L. 9.— 


LI. 7. 


LUI. 5. 


The Judgment of any Sele&amp;t Committee refpecting the Right of Election, &amp;c. by the renewal of 
Petitions depending, to be done within Fourteen Days of the Commencement of the Seffion, 
L. 9.—LI. 7. 


When the Serjeant is fent with the Mace to fummon Members to attend on Ballots relative to 
Eleétions, &amp;c. of Members to ferve in Parliament, all Committees to be fufpended, except thofe 
fitting on Petitions complaining of Elections, &amp;c. L. 287. 


Refolutions, viz. 


Peers of the Realm declared to have no Right to give their Votes in the Election of Members to 
ferve in Parliament, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XL VIII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 8.—LII. 10. 


LU. 5 


—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 


Houte will proceed with feverity againft Perfons procuring themfelves to be elected or returned 


Members by Bribery, &amp;c.—XLVI. 8.—XLVII. g 
LI. 10.—-LIII. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 6. 800. 


this 





Order read on prefenting a Petition, LII. 140. 


—XLVII. 8.—XEIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 8. 


That it is a high Infringement of the Liberties of the Commons, for any Lord of Parliament or 
Lord Lieutenant of any County, to concern themfelves in the Eleétion of Members to  ferve in 


Parliament, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XLVIII. 8. This Order read on Motion, 760. 
lutions, XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6.—LIV. 5.—LV.. 6. 800. 


made relative to this Matter, and the Order of the Day read thereon, goz. 


Refo- 
A Motion 





Petitioners, or their Agents, in Cafes of Controverted Elections for Counties in England or Wales, 
to give in Lifts of Perfons intended to be objected to, 8c. and the like as to the Sitting Member, 
XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XLVII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 10.—LI. 8.—LIIL. 10. 126.—LII. 6.— 


LIV. 5 


Hou/fe, viz. 


—LV. 6. 8o1. 


Orders, viz. 


For printing the Votes ;—That no Member bring’ in Strangers ;—Conftables, &amp;c. to prevent 
Obftructions in the Streets between Temple Bar and Weftminfter Hall ;—for taking into Cuftody 
Strangers in the Houfe or Gallery ;—for locking up the back Door of the Speaker’s Chamber ;— 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


9B 


againft 




































84. 


85. 


86. 


87. 


88. 
89. 
go. 


gl. 
92. 


Wrders, Seffion ; Queftions Negative, &amp;c. 





93 
94. 


96. 
97° 
98. 


99- 


100. 


101. 


102. 


103. 


’ 


Orders and Refolutions made at the Commencement of each 











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—————————————————————_—_ a? 


againft Gaming and Annoyances in Weftminfter Hall ;—for clearing the Lobby and Stairs of 
Footmen, XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9.—XLVII. 8.—XLIX. 17.—L. 10.—LI. 8.—LII. 1c — 
LUI. 6.—LIV. 5. 6.—LV. 6. 801. | 


Pof Mafter General, viz. 


Particular Orders relative to Member’s Letters to be fent to him, XLVI. 9.—XLVI. 9.—XLVHI. 9. 
XLIX. 18.—L. 10—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6.—LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 
Poff Letters, viz. 


Relating to the Delivery of thofe direfted to Members, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 9.—XLVIII. 8.— 
XLIX. 18.—L. 10. LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LII. 6.—LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. | 


The Speaker to open thofe directed to the Houfe, XLVI. 9.—XLVIU. 9.—XLVIUI. 9.—XLIX..13. 
L.10.—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6—LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 
Privileges, viz. 
Committees of Privileges appointed, and Orders and Powers to them, XLVI. 8.—XLVil. 8.— 
XLVII. 7.—-XLIX. 17.—L, 9.—LI. 7.—LIL. 9.—LIIl. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 
Witneffes, viz. 


Houfe will proceed with feverity againft Perfons tampering with Witnefles, or Perfons giving falfe 
Ewiderice, XLVI. 8.—XLVI. 9.—XLVUI. 8.—-XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—-LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 5. 
LIV. 5.—LV. 6. 800. 


IV. Queftions Negative relating to Orders, wz. 


To difcharging an Order for choofing a Select Committee by Way of Balloting, XLVI. 402. 
an Order for reading a Bill Second Time on a particular Day, XLVIII. 444. 
an Order of the Day, LI. 198. 
for a Committee of the whole Houfe on a Bill, LI. 513. 
To poftpaning Orders for confidering Eleétion Petitions for a Week, XLVI. 210. 
To reading the other Orders of the Day to fuperfede Motions, XLIX. 488.—L. 428.—LI. 41s. 


To difcharging Orders for confidering Petitions complaining of Eleftions, &amp;c. Lil. 396.— 
LIII..95.. 


V. Incidental Proceedings relating to Orders, vz. 


Orders of the Day, viz. 
Poftponed, XLVI. 666. 


Poftponed until after the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, L. 303. 462.—LII. 
717° 742+ 745: 
after fome Proceedings on them, LIV. 663.—LV. 542. 584. 


Poftponed Orders of the Day read and proceeded in, XLVI. 666.—XLVII. 1088.—L. 303. 464.— 
LII. 742.—LIV. 668.—LV. 544. 587. 








read, and not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, L. 464. 747. 
The other poftponed Order of the Day read and deferred, XLVI. 667. 


Orders of the Day read to proceed thereon, and Petitions prefented relative to Ditto, XLVI. 210. 
299. 308. 396.—LV. 730. 


—_—____——— read and proceeded in, and afterwards deferred until the other Orders of the Day 
are proceeded in, XLVI. 666.—XLVIII. 654. 


Orders of the Day read and proceeded in, XLVI. 22. 34. 25@. 422.—XLVIII. 277. 348. 417 
719. 824.— XLIX. 236.— LU. 17. 137. 281. 304. 419. 518. 693.—LIII. 34. 128. 532- 
LIV. 8. 9. 155. 160.—LYV. II5. | 





Ditto and negative giving Inftructions, LIV. 160. 

Orders of the Day now read and proceeded in, XLVI. 361. 402. 422.—XLVII. 679. 705.— 
XLVII.'13. 128. 277. 317. 621. 717. 861.—XLIX. 294.—L. 104. 590. 591.—LI. 360. 
504. 782.— LIL. 62. 107. 207. 363. 421. g00. &amp;c.— Lill. 95. 121. 240.— LIV. 73- 
149.—LV. 174. 253. 421. 687. 716. 


now read and other Orders made, LI. 609,—LII. 140. 





104. Orders 


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Oe EeEEEEOE—E—Eeellr eee 
= 


104. Orders of the Day now read ; and on a Divifion not proceeded in for want of Forty Members pre- 
fent, XLIX. 567. P 





tc ee read ; Motions made, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, 
the Houfe adjourns, LV. 618. 638. 

105. Orders of the Day read and deferred, XLVI. 132. 221. 366. 469. 665.—XLVII. 435. 550. 
628. 1024.—XLVIII. 398. 458. 633. 732. 821.—KXLIX. 279. 330. 457. 594.—L. 154. 
219. 303. 413.°593—LI. 50.178. 249. 362. 404. 668.—LU. 88. 103. 288. 315. 407. 
&amp;c.—Lill. 37. 277. 364. 426.—LIV. 58. 468.—LV. 62. 421. 610. 804. 899. 

— read and deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVII. 586. 1068.— XLVIII. 780.—L. 419. 
491.-—LII. 686. 713.—LV. 755. 

106. Orders of the Day made the fame Day, read and deferred, LII. 97. 





107. Orders of the Day now read and deferred, XLVI. 447. 640.—XLVII. 789.—-XLVIII. 248, 725. 
792.—X LIX. 495.—=L. §93.—LI. 783.—-LII. 63. 137. 202. 315. 412. 437.. &amp;¢.—=LIII. 240. 
273.—LIV. 468.—LV. 89. 592. 896. 


——— and an Inftruction given, LIII. 445. 





108. ———— now read and deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVI. §64.—XLVII. 764. 778. 1024.— 
XLVII. 366. 653. 663. 781.—XLIX. 571.—LI. 450. 614. 696.—LII. 584. 605. 
109. Orders of the Day read and difcharged, XLVI. 623.—XLIX. 465. 621.—L. 57. 597-—LIl. 211. 
548.—LIII. 136. 525.—LIV. 265. 476.—LV. 667. 
110. —_—_—___—___——- read, and negatjve the Speaker’s leaving the Chair, LII. 371.—LV. 631. 
111. —_—____—_—— now read and difcharged, L. 613.—LI. 223.—LII. 181. 549. 739. 
112. —_—__————— now read and difcharged, and others made, XLVIII. 766.—L. 229.——LI. 6009. 
113. —_—_—___———. now read, and others made only, XLVI. 655. 
114. Orders of the Day now read to fuperfede other Motions, XLVIII. 348.—LII. 349.—LV. 902. 
115. Ditto other Orders of the Day to fuperfede Motions, XLVI. 690.~—XLVIII. 264.—L. 413. \, : 


547- 5O1e—-LI. 573. 585. 683.—LII. 472. 


Orders of the Day moved to be now read, vit. 
116. And Motions withdrawn, LI. 100. 213. 
And interrupted by Meffages from the Lords, L. 507.—LI. 617. 
And the Houfe adjourns on Motion, LI. 792. 


117. ——Ditto now read and adjourned till the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, XLIx. 
444. 


Debates on Orders of the Day, vit. 
118, Adjourned till after the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, XLVIII. 654.—L. 619. 
Refumed, XLVIiI, 654.—L. 620. 


Other Orders of the Day, viz. 


11g. Read and poftponed, XLVI. 666. 
120. Read, and the Houfe adjourns, L. 589. 
121. Read and deferred, XLVI. 43. 361. 565. 618.—XLVIL 456. 705. 730.—XLVIII. 51. 170. 


297. 654. 758.—XLIX. 237- 346. ©36.—L. 154. 346. 496.—LI. 100. 215. 585. 669.— 
LII. 22. 226. 304. 431. 508. 612. &amp;c.—LIII. 92.122. 450. &amp;c—LIV. 44. 177.—LvV. 
39- 182. 207. 315. 418. 520. 605. 724. 861. 


122. Read and deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVII. 780.—XLVIII. 416. 


123. Read and. proceeded in,. XLVI. 51. 126. 210. 304. 443- 696.—L. 154.—LII. 100. 209. 349. 
407. 505. 652. 713.—LIII. 39. 127.—LV. 139. 201. 525. 610. 803. 


and Counfel heard, L. §93-—-LV. 718. 722. 
and upon a Divifion in a Committee, not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, LI. 








588. 
5 
124. Read to fuperfede Motions, XLVI. 690.—XLVHI. 264.—L. 154.-—LIV. 155: —LY. 246.——See 
Jupra, 115. 
125. Read on Motion and: upon a Divifion, L. 154. 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Mrvders ; Incidental Proceedings relating to Orders. 

















































126, 


127. 


128. 


129. 


130. 


131. 
132. 


133- 


134. 


Moved to be now read, viz. 


144. 


And the Houfe, upon Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, adjourns, L. 5 58. 
And the Motion withdrawn with leave of the Houfe, LI. 190. 


And the Houfe interrupted by a Meffage from the Lords, and afterwards on the Queftion 
being again propofed, Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, and the Houle 
adjourns LV. 890. 


Other Matters, viz. 


Read ; Motions made, and upon Notice taken that Forty Members were not prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, L. 601. 


and Motions made and Amendments propofed, and on Divifion by the Houfe, not Forty 
Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, Lil. 670. 





and the Houfe, upon Notice taken that Forty Members were not. prefent, adjourns, 
LV. 374. 





Debates relative to the other Orders of the Day, viz. 


Adjourned, L. 619. 
Further adjourned, L. 620. 


Orders of the Hou/fe, viz. 


Read and proceeded in, XLVII. 1088.—LII. 355. 392. 


Read, and difcharged, and other Orders made,XLVI. 35. 132. 230. 305. 459.—XLVII. 388. 
526. 685. 704.—XLVIII.-14. 127. 283. 341. 403. 766.—XLIX. 184. 212. 312. 453. 538. 
—L. 97. 166. 221. 310. 494. °548.—LI. 146. 222. 384. 429. §05.—LII. gi. 108. 240. 
309. 426 —LIII. 137. 241. 392. 405. 456. 512. 602.—LIV. 55. 104. 208. 410. sor. 654, 
&amp;c.—LV. 117. 203. 315. 403. 542. 610. 


Read and difcharged, and not Forty Members prefent to make others, LI. 499. 





and difcharged and ‘Negative Motions for others, LV. 748. 


Read and difcharged finally, XLVI. 91. 131. 132. 133. 137. 395. 623. 657.—XLVII. 569. 
583. 676. 730. 762. 812.—XLVIII. 220. 283. 728. 783.—XLIX. 218. 373. 453. 498. 
621.—L. 87. 110. 296. 361. 374.—LI. 111. 115. 118. 223. 384. 429. 483. 609.—LII. 
65. 95- 97- 144. 166. 231. 644. 648. 709.—LIII. 133. 405. 659.—LIV. 207. 265. 294. 
501. 662. LV. 348.. 396. 535. 558. 


Parts of Orders of the Houfe difcharged, LV. 533. 719. 913. 


we taken of Members being prefent, and Orders as to them difcharged finally, LI. 454. 
Orders of Inftruction difcharged, XLIX. 373.—LII. 676. 
Inftruéction for Provifion to be made in Bills difcharged, XLVII. 812. 
Orders difcharged and Petitions withdrawn, XLIX. 218.—LII. 487. 
Read, and Petitions prefented, &amp;c. L. 348. 
Read, and deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVII. 569.—XLVIII. 728. 783. XLIX. 584. 


Read ; Motions made, and the Houfe adjourns, viz. 
For want of Forty Members prefent, Li. 784. 
Read in Proceedings before the Houfe, XLIX. 594.—L. 179. 


Motions for Parts of Orders to be di/charged, viz. 


And Debates thereon adjourned, XLIX. 360. 
And Motions for difcharging the whole of Orders withdrawn, LII. 297. 


Parts of Orders difcharged, XLVIII. 693. 699.—XLIX. 3032. paw aoe 
506. 676. 93- 999 393. 373 353- 374-—LIL. 449. 


Entries in the Journal of Orders of the Hou/e, viz. 


Read and entered in Proceedings of the Houfe, XLVIII. 739. 
See infra, 156.—Journalg, 39. &amp;c. 








Mrders; Incidental Proceedings, &amp;c. 





Orders of the Houfe to be fent, Sc. viz. 


F45- To Sheriffs, XLVI. 9. 690.—XLVII. 9.—XLVIII. 8.—-L. 390.—LV. 582. 
146. To returning Officers, &amp;c. XLVI. 40. 130. &amp;c. 
147+ To be ferved upon Agents, XLVI. 292. 
148. To be ferved upon the Mother of a Party, the Party being Abroad, LI. 675. 
149. Returns to Orders of the Houfe referred to Committees, XLVII. 47s 
150. 9 given for the Houfe to difpenfe with a ftric&amp;t Compliance of Orders, XLVIII. 694. 
718. | : 
151. Petitions relative to fervice of Orders, Bills, &amp;c. LI. 675. 
152. Petitions for Deviations to be made tn Bills after Notices given, &amp;c. Purfuant to Orders, L. 122. 
153. Orders, &amp;c. relative to renewed applications in a following Seffion, XLIX. 571.—L. 615. 
154. Nee of Orders to be fixed in the Lobby, and in the Committee Rooms of the Houfe, 
, 287 
155. Orders of the Houfe to Committees on Bills, to examine how far Orders have been complied 
with, L. 389. 404. 
Orders, of the Houfe of former Seffionsy viz. 
156. Entries in the Journals of Ditto read, and other Orders made Ran, XLVII. 24, 
157 Made in former Seffions, ordered to be obferved again, XLVII. 10. L. 454: 
See Attounts, 196. 247. 248. 249. 533. 577. 578. 925: 1349. 1351.—MAbdDdrelles, 
178.— Army, 2.— Committees, 129. — Clections, 257.—Jnelotures, 404.— 
Andemnity, 11.—FJournals, 39. &amp;c.—Wotiong, 80.—Mews-papers, 4. — Speaket,. 
/ 80.—Supply, 563. 





Mrders of Council, 


See AtcountZ, 962. 963. &amp;c.— Bills, 84 —Commnittees, 128.—Council.—Wellages, 50.—Pribp 
Council.— Supply, 550. 





Mrdinances. 


See Atrounts, 360. 927. 995.—Corsita. 





Mrdinarp. 


See Wills, 146. 199. 216.—Churehes, &amp;c. 13. 





Hrowwance. 
See Aecaunts, 157. 161. 219. 929. &amp;c.—Addrelles, a slfce: aap 142.—€ fates, 1.—Supplp, 


105. 106, 220. &amp;c 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Dregs. 


See Drawhatkg, 1. 2. 89. 94.—oule, 163. 














Mrgans. 


See Churches, 6. 





MNrphans. 


See Accounts, 351.—Charitp.— Corporations, &amp;c.—Squares and Streets, 23. Sc. 





Mttoman JBorte. 


See Accounts, 1231. 1241. 1258.—Addrefles, 137. 138. 161.—Oermany.— Peklages, 29.— 
Desakow.— Prullia.— Rullia.— Speeches, 2. 9. 





a nn ey ee 


PMutlawry, 


Bill for more effectual preventing Clandeftine Outlawries, generally read the Firft Time, and 
ordered to be read Second Time, at the Beginning of a Seffion, and dropt, XLVI. 7-—XLVIL. 3. 
XLVI. 3.—XLIX. 3.—L. 3.—LI. 3.—LIL. 9.—LIII. 3.—LIV. 3.—LV. 3. 795. 


See hing, 14.—edition. 





—PDutrages. 


See king, 14. 58.—edition. 





Pvens, 


See Patents, 5s. 





Mverleers. . 


A Rent Charge vefted in Overfeers of the Poor, Lill. 444. 


See Wills, 84. 135. 224. 264.—Church Wardens, 1. 6—Juftices of the Peace.— 
Pavithes— Poor, 13. &amp;c. 





— « Pysters. 


See Corporations, &amp;c. 2.— Fisheries, 11. 





Packet Boats. 


See Atcounts, 65.—Addrelleg, 29. 143: 





Painters, 


See Patents, 1. 





Paintings. 


See Lotteries Private, 1. 2. 





Pamphlets. 


See Complaints, 21.—oule, 162.— Journals, 15.—Mews-papers, 1. 





Pannage. 


See Accounts, 1264. 





Paper, &amp;c. 


2. Petition of the Regenerating Paper Company, after the Time limited, for a Bill to incorporate them 
for eftablifhing a Manufactory to extract Ink from printed and written Paper, &amp;c.; referred to.a 
Committee, LV. 635. Report, and Bill ordered, 647, Prefented, &amp;c. 6 52. Committed, 





680. Not reported. See infra, 2. . 
20 Bill to exempt from Duty Wafle Paper imported into this Kingdom, for the Purpofe of being te- 
; manufactured, &amp;c. ordered, LV. 658. P. 746. 
3. A Paper, ftated to bea Petition, withdrawn, Lf. 193, 


See Accounts, 368. 734- 933. 972. 1397-—Addrefles, 171.—Bills, 270.—WDuties, 
28. 57.—Boule, 236.—peflages, (Specie.)—Soramps, 4—foupplp, 346. 347. 356. 
360. 363. 398. 402. 493. 499. 510. 513. 1079. 1257.—Crabe, bc. g. 10. 








Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 











Papists, 


Bills, &amp;c. relating to them, zz. 


ae For allowing further Time for the Inrollment of Deeds and Wills made by Papifts, and for Relief of 
. Proteftant Purchafers; ordered, L. 485. P. 618. 


2. To explain, &amp;c.an Ac of 31 Geo. III. for Relief, upon Conditions, to certain Perfons, fron parti- 
cular Penalties and Difabilities; ordered, &amp;c. LV.. 563. 579. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
610. Confidered in the Committee, on a Divifion for the Speaker leaving the Chair, and report 
a Progrefs, &amp;c. 691. Further confidered, and Report a further Progrefs, &amp;c. 696. Further 
confidered; reported; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed, 711. Report further confidered ; Amendments made; Bill to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 
718. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c, 730. Not returned from the Lords. 


2.  Atts relating to difarming Papifts, &amp;c. and other Adts read, and negative a Motion thereon, XLVII. 
788. 
See Wills, 263.—Diflenterg, 1, 3.—MDaths.— Boule, 217. 22e. 225.—pProtefFant. 





Par. 


Certain Exchequer Bills iffued at Par, LU. 507. 





Paragraphs. 


I. Of Letters, &amp;c. XLVI. 458.—LII. 700. 
2. * Of His Majefty’s Speech confidered, &amp;c. LI, 20. 42. 43. 
See Accounts, 563. 





Parchment. 
An Agreement to be ingroffed on a Roll of Parchment, to be figned by Members, LI. 225. 
See Houle, 164.—pPrefles—Supplp, 363. 398. 400. 499. 





Pardon, 


See Accounts, 981.—Ciates Forfeiter.—Houfe, 193 —MPuir and Palmer.— Pabp, 19.— 








pPunifhaent. 
4 
Parithes. 
i. For the fettling and afcertaining Boundaries of particular Parifhes.- See Juclofyres, 312. 354- 
2. New Parithes petitioned for to be erected, XLVI. 223. 238.—LI. 221. 
3 Parithes in the Woven, XLVI. 98. 192.—XLVII. 142. 189. 230. 242, 249. 256. —See Aecounts, 
1264. 


4™ Parifh 












Parifh Lordthip and Liberties, LI. 53. 
Places, Extra-Parochial, XLVII. 638. 
Petition of United Parifhes, LII. 289. 


sant 


Parishes, &amp;c. 





Veftry Clerks of particular Parifhes reported to be examined, LI. 577.—LIV. 159. 


See alfo Accounts, (Poors Rates), 1064. 1146. &amp;c.—Gliens, 4.—Apprentices.—iBillg, 
134. 209. 264. 265. 390.—Coalg, 1.—Darcks, 6.—ighwaps.— Jnclafures — 
Pabigations.—Dffices, 1. 2. 4.—pPolice—Poor,—Mrotland, 56.—Squareg 


and Streets.— Supplp, 136. 


Parishioners. 


A Petition of Parifhioners, LI. 326. 


See Churches, 6. 8cc.—4PBoor, 7. &amp;c. 








Parks, &amp;c. 


Parks, Paddocks, Orchards, 8c. not to be fold for the Purpofes of an Act, XLIX. 739. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Bills, 178.—Clertiong, 183.— forelks.— igh waps, &amp;c. 
7.—abigationgs, 32. 39. $1. 71. 119. 





—— 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 


Parliament. 





I. Petitions relating to the Parliament ios 
II. Bills relating to the Two Houfes of Parliament - - 2, 
III. Bill from the Lords relating to the Parliament wa 
IV. Queftion Previous Negative - - ea 2 
V. Queftions Negative - - - - 5 to°9. 
VI. Incidental Proceedings - - - - .- “= 40 f0 19. 


——— 


Inpex XLVL to LV. (1790—1800.) 


9 D 


Parliament. 











Parliament. 


I. Petitions for a Reform in the Reprefentation of the Commons in 
Parliament, zzz. 


I. Of the Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Birmingham ; alfo of the Inhabitants of 
the City of Durham, and its Neighbourhood ; ;to lie.on the Table, XLVIII. 724. Petition of 
Heretors, Merchants, &amp;c. of the City of Glafgow. Of Inhabitants of Leven. Of Inhabitants 
of Alnwick, and other Petitions for Ditto, 729. Of Inhabitants of the Town of Derby, for 
Ditto, 734. Of fundry Inhabitants of the Cities of London and Weftminfter, and feveral 
other Petitions for Ditto, 735. Of certain Perfons whofe Names are thereunto fubfcribed from 
Scotland for Ditto; and a Debate arifing on a Motion for referring it to a Committee, the Debate 
adjourned, 739. A Petition of Perfons whofe Names are fubfcribed, 742. The Debate re- 
fumed, &amp;c. on the Petition from Scotland ; negative referring the Petition to a Committee, 
and order it to lie on the Table, 749. Petition of Freeholders and Houfeholders of Bofton in 
Lincolnfhire; to lie on the Table, LII. 621. 





II. Bills relating to the Two Houfes of Parliament, zz. 


2. For appointing Commiffioners for taking down certain Buildings adjoining to the Court of Ex- 
chequer, or fuch Part or Parts thereof as fhall be found neceflary for the Accommodation of the 
Public, and for temoving’the Records therein contained to other convenient Places ; ordered, 
XLVIII. 859. Not proceeded in. The Seleé&amp; Committee firft appointed to confider this 
Subject having made further Reports, and the Houfe having agreed on an Addrefs to His 
Majefly to give Diredtions for carryingthe Plan, &amp;c. into Execution, the Bill dropt, 924. 945. 





To enable Commiffioners to purchafe certain Buildings for the Accommodation of the Two Houfes 
of Parliament, ordered, LV. 872. _Prefented, &amp;c. 874. Confidered in the Committee, and 
report a Progrefs, 886. Report of further Progrefs, 890. ‘Deferred, 894. Further confidered, 
and to report, 896. Reported, &amp;c. 897. P. 922. 


Bill for empowering His Majefty to fhorten the Time for the Meeting of the Houfes of Parliament 
in Cafes of Adjournment, ordered, LV. 40. Confidered in the Committee and reported, &amp;c. 
44. Bill read Third Time; a Claufe added and Amendments*made, &amp;c. 46. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 48. P. 49. 


III. Bill from the Lords relating to the Parliament, wz. 


3. To fhorten the Time, now required, for giving Notice of the Royal Intention of His Majefty, His 
Heirs and Succeffors, that the Parliament fhall meet and be holden for Difpatch of Bufinefs, 
and more effectually to provide for the Meeting of Parliament in the Cafe of a Demife of the 
Crown, LII. 741. Read Firft and Second Time and committed, ibid. Ordered to be printed, 
742. The Orderof the Day forthe Committee poftponed until after proceeding on the other 
Orders of the Day, 745. Poftponed Order of the Day read, and, on a Motion for the Speaker 
to leave the Chair, there not being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 747. Houfe, 
on.a Divifion, immediately confiders the Bill in a Committee; reported, and Bill read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 748. P. 750. | 


IV. Queftion Previous Negative, vz. 


4. Relative to its being a dangerous and unconftitutional Meafure for the Executive Government to 
folicit Aid, Benevolence, &amp;c. without the Confegt of Parliament, XLIX. 392. 


VY. Queftions Negative, vz. 


5. os His Majefty to continue a Seffion of Parliament until fomething fhould be finifhed, XLVI. 
54 

For the Parliament not to be prorogued till fomething fhould be done, XLVI. 682. 

6. For appointing a Committee of the: Houfe to inquire whether any and which of the Provifions 


made by Parliament in the Reign of William and Mary, &amp;c. for fecuring the refponfible Exercife 
of the Executive Authority, &amp;c. have, by any Means, been invalidated or taken away, &amp;c. 


XLVIII. 825. 

". For the Houfe to take into Confideration particular Matters early in the next Seffion of-Parliment, 
XLVIII. 992. 

8. To referring a Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to give an Appeal to the Lords in Parliament, 
from the Judgments, &amp;c. of the.Court of Jufticiary, &amp;c. in Scotland, XLIX. 123. 

9 To bringing in a Bill for the Purpofe of appropriating a certain Part of the Emoluments arifing 


from certain Penfions, 8zc. for the Service of the Public at the Difpofal of Parliament, during 
the War; andalfo Part of Emoluments arifing from certain efficient Places, &amp;c. XLIX. 442. 


VI. Incidental 








Parliament, 





VI. Incidental Proceedings relating to Parliament, vz. 


10. 


TI. 


12. 


14. 
14. 


15. 


16. 


17. 


18. 


19. 


New Parliaments, viz. 
Proclamations for diffolving the Old and calling of New Parliaments, XLVI. 2.—LII. 2. 
Meet firft for Difpatch of Bufinefs, XLVI. 6.—LII. 7. 


The New Parliament in 1796, opened. by Letters Patent from His Majetty, peeing Lords 
Commiffioners for that Purpofe, Lil. 7. 


Meetings of Seffions of Parliament, viz. 
By Proclamation, within 14 Days, a Part of the Militia being called out by Act of 26 Geo, III. 
XLVII. 1092.—XLVIII. 3. 
By A&amp; 37 Geo. III. for fhortening the Time required for giving Notice of its Meeting, 
LIV. 745+ 


By ordinary Methods of His Majefty’s Proclamation, 8&amp;c. XLVI. 3.—XLVIIl. 3.—XLIX. 3.— 
L. 3.—LI. 3.—LII. 2.—LY. 930. 


Lords of Parliament.—sSee Drverg, 81. 





Particular Matters to be confidered early in the next Seffion, viz. 
Petitions and Papers relating to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVI. 6 54 
Meafures to promote the Improvement of Britifh Wool, XLVI. 778. 
Report on the Practice, &amp;c. of Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 787. 
Report relative to the beft Mode of accommodating Shipping in the Port of London, LI. 765. 


Particular Matters to be prepared againft a following Seffion, &amp;c. viz. 
Lifts of the Names of Perfons confined for Debt in England, &amp;c. on 1ft of O&amp;tober 1791; XLVI, 
690. 
Prorogations of Parliament, viz. 
By Writ, XLVI. 3. 4.—LII. 3: 4. 5. 
By His Majefty in Perfon, XLVI. 707.—XLVII. 1090.—-XLVIII. 997.—XLIX. 745.—L. 638. 
LI. 793.—LII. 756.—LIII. 708.—LIV, 744.——-LV. 793+ 930- 
Further Prorogations, viz. 
By Commiffion, XLVI. 708.—XLVII. 1091.—XLVIII. 997. 998.—XLIX. 745.—L. 639.—LII. 
756.—LIII. 709.—LIV. 744.—LV. 793. 
Rece/s of Parliament, viz. 


Writs iffued during Ditto, XLVIL. 3.—XLVIIL. 3.—XLIX. 3.—L. 3.—LI. 3.—LIII. 3.~-LIV. 3.— 
LV. 3 


Orders of Council during Ditto, L. 74.—LI. 511. 561. 


“ Parliament” left out by the Lords in the Titles and Amendments to Bills, LII. 482. 505. 519. 
43. 
3 See Aerounts, 701. 802. 806. 981.—Abdbdrefles, 160.—Billg, 131. 135. 142. 146. 
219. 263. 270. 330.—Comimittees, &amp; 4 b ae 135 —Conferences,—Corn and 
Grain, 4.—Debates, 31.—Clectiong, 6. 7. 10. 11. 33.—Woule, 170. 171. 190. 
193. 478.—Jupeashuient.—Judemnttp.—Journals, 42.—Jreland, 1.— hing, 14. 
18.— Members, 1.—pPalage, &amp;c.—Sedition—Supplp, 591.—Wates, 4. 














Inpex XLVI. to LV.—({179e—1800.) 


Parlonage Boules. 


Money to be borrowed to repair or rebuild Ditto, XL1X. 634. 
See Estates, 79.—Inclofures.— Rectories.— Wicars. 





-—~— 








See Agents. — contents —Counfel, 2. &amp;c.—Clertions, 15. 16. &amp;c. and (Cirencefter). 
—I3ncelofures, 182.—Speaker, 76. 78. 118, &amp;c. 








Partners. 


See Duties, (58. Income).—oufe, 135. 





Party alls. 


See Squares and Htrects, 24. 33. &amp;c. 





Patlage. 


In the Streets to be kept open from Temple Bar to Weftminfter Hall, XLv1. 8. &amp;c. 


See Corn and Grain, §—Mellages, 48.—pPallports.—Suppip, 32. 44.—Wight, 
Isle of. 





WBallages. 


See Debers, 74.—Pallage—Dquares and Streets, 34. 55. &amp;c. 





Pafles. 


See Aliens.—Lime.—Patlports. 


i a in = = * 


Pasteboards, &amp;c. 


See Supplp, 402. 513. 


a 


Pastors. 


See Scotland, 18. 106. 





Pastures. 


See Commons, &amp;c.—Juelofureg, 51. 187. 





Palports. 


See Atcounts, 981. 1097:—liens, 4. &amp;c.—iBillg, 134.—Supplp, 318. 





Patenteers. 


Bill for fecuring the Rights of Patentees, in certain Cafes, from the Encroachments of Foreigners ; 
ordered, XLVIII. 761. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 766.—Bill reported and Amendments 
made, 821. Sent to the Lords, 831. Not returned. 


See Patents. 





Patent Fees. 


Relative to Forefts, XLVII. 231. 244. 
See Grcounts, 20. 1264. 





Patent Machines. ’ 


See Patents, 2. 3. &amp;c.—Crade, &amp;c. 17. 19. 





Patent Mfficers. 


Reported to have been examined, XLVII. 559. 1088. 
, See Patents, 6. 


Patents. 


I. Petitions for Bills to enlarge Terms of Letters Patent, referred to 
Committees, vz. 


I. Of James Turner, of the City of Weftminfter, for his Yellow Colour for painting in Oil or Water, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 224. Report, 295. Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 377. 
Petition of feveral Perfons, Colourmen, Druggifts, and Painters, within London and Weftminfter, 
againft; to lieon the Table till the Report be received from the Committee on the Bill, and, 
Counfel ordered, 385. Reported; further Confideration of the Report adjourned for Three 
Weeks, and the faid Petition againft the Bill to lie on the Table till then, “and to be rove by 
ourfel, . 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) gE 














Patents; Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 


———— See eS oneness 
SS a SS = &lt;= - 








Counfel, 395. Another Petition of the faid Colourmen, &amp;c. to the fame Effect as the former ; 
to lie ofi the Table till the Report be further confidered, and Counfel ordered, 431. Petition of 
Colourmen, &amp;c. of Kent and Suffex, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 
451. Petition of Colourmen, &amp;c. of Birmingham, againft ; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. and Counfel 
ordered, 456. Report: further confidered ; Counfel heard, and Witneffes examined on the 
Petition of the Colourmeh, &amp;c. of London and Weftmintfter ; the Agent for the Bill examined 
a Witnefs, &amp;c. and not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 460. Report further con- 
fidered, 468. Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, 478. Not returned from the Lords, 
Petition of James Turner renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLViI. 389. Report, and Bill ordered, 
440. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 1068. P. iogo. 





2. Of Jonathan Hornblower, of the Borough of Penryn, for his Invention of a Steam Engine to raife 
Water out of deep Mines, &amp;c. XLVI. 416. Report, 478. Petition of James Watt, Engineer, 
and Matthew Boulton, Merchant, againft Ditto ; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of 
the Bill, and Counfel ordered; 546. Day appointed for Second Reading, 580. Deferred on a 
Divifion, 689. Read Second Time, and Counfel for and againft Ditto heard, and further 
Hearing adjourned, 756. Order for further Hearing of Counfel difcharged, 762. Not pro- 
ceeded in. 


3. Of John Kendrew and Thomas Porthoufe, of Darlington, in the County of Durham, for their Invea- 
_tion of Spinning of Flax by Mills or Machines, XLIX. 199. Report, 362. Bill fent to the 
Lords, 430. Not returned. 


- Of Samuel Abhfield, of Sheffield, for obviating Doubts refpecting his Patent for a new Mode of 
Tanning Leather, XLIX. 492. Report, and Inftruction to the Bill for repealing Part of an A&amp; 
of James I. relative to Tanning Hides and Skins, &amp;c. 542. See Leather, 2. 


4: Of Edmund Cartwright, of Doncafter, Clerk, relative to his Invention of certain Machinery for 
combing Wool; to lie.on the Tables *XLIx. 347. See Crave, &amp;c. 19. 


5. Of Henry Seymour Conway, relative to his Invention of a Kiln and Oven for faving great Expence 
in burning Lime, and alfo in the feveral Branches of the Diftilling and Brewing Bufinefs, L. 144. 
Report, and Bill ordered for vefting in Mr. Conway, his Executors, &amp;c. for a certain Term of 
Years, the fole Property in the faid Invention, 335. P. 545. 








Of Mark Noble, of Lambeth, relative to his Invention of a certain Pump or Engine for raifing 
Water, to be ufed on Board Ships cf War, LII. 331. Report, 544. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 561. 
Not proceeded in. 


e Of Jofeph Bramah, of Piccadilly, Engineer, for his Invention of a new kind of Lock for Doors, 
Drawers, &amp;c. LIII. 297. , Reported; Report to be further confidered, 371. Further confi- 
dered, and Bill ordered, 392. Bill committed on a Drvifion, 425. Petition of Manufacturers 
and Venders of Locks, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table until the Report be received from the 
Committee, and Couniel ordered, 438. Another Petition of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Locks, 
again{t; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, ibid. Not reported. 


Of Edward Bancroft, Doétorin Phyfic, for his Invention or Difcovery of the Ufe and Application 
of certain Vegetables for dyeing, printing, &amp;c. LIV. 67. Report ; and Notices not having been 
given, order them to be given, and Report to lie on the Table, 76. Petition ftating Notices 
to have been given, referred to a Committee, 98. Report ; Firft Report again Read, and Bill 
ordered, 101. Prefented, &amp;c. 104. 142. Sentto the Lords, 146. Not returned. 


II. A Petition for a Bill for more effectually fecuring to a Perfon and 
to the Public, the Benefit of a certain Invention or Difco- 
very, for which a Patent was obtained ; referred to a 
Committee, viz. 


6. Of Jofeph Booth, Artift; his Invention of a Machine or Apparatus, and certain Chymical Com- 
pofitions for the Purpofe of making various kinds of Woollen Cloths, and fimilar Articles, 
XLVI, 499. Report, 559.. Amendments made by the Lords and the Confideration of them 
deferred, 1075. Further confidered, and the Clerk of the Patents examined, and Amendments 
agreed to, 1088. P. 1ogo. 


III. Incidental Proceedings relating to Patents, v7. 


7. Patents relative to Foreft Lands, XLVI. 98.—XLVII. 142. 231. 1032. 


8. Clerk of the Patents examined, and produces His. Majefty’s Warrants to the Attorney or Solicitor 
General to prepare Patents, &amp;c. XLVII. 1088.—XLVIII. 527. &amp;c. 


A Patent, with the Specification and Defcription, reported, to be produced toa Committee, LIII. 
n5AS- 


See Accounts, 75. 935. 1264.—2Billg, 17. 185. 222. 267.—Carporations, &amp;c. 7. 
—Crown Lands.— Dilcoveries.—Leather, 2. &amp;c.— Letters Patent.— Drders. 





Patronage. 


See Churches, 31. 





Patrons. | 


Petitions of Patrons of Churches, Chapels, &amp;c. XLVII. 73.—XLIX. 252.—L. 116. 126.—LI. 
71. 365.—LI. 286. 335. 377.—LIll. 149. 289. 
See Billig, 222.—WBishops.—3nelofures, (Kirkby Overblow.) 





Patterns. 


See Supplip, 422. 504. 





Paupers. 


See illg, 84. 


en a ee en ee 





Pavements. 


See Willg, 151.—Squares and Streets, 65. &amp;c.— Water. 





Pabing, &amp;c, 


See Committees, 97.—fHquares and Streets, 47. 65. &amp;c. 





Paronbrokers. 


Petitions for Bills relating to them, vz. 


ys Of thofe of London and Weftminfter, and Bills of Mortality, for the A&amp; of 29 Geo. III. “ for 
further regulating the Tradeand Bufinefs of Pawnbrokers, to be made perpetual ;”” ordered, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 236. Order for Sele&amp; Committee on the Bill difcharged, and committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 459. Confidered and report, 468. Agreed to by the Lords 
with Amendments, which were agreed to, namely, to leave out “ made perpetual,” and to infert 
“* for One whole Year, &amp;c.” 668. 681. P. 687. 


2, A Petition of Pawnbrokers from the fame Places, for the faid Aét of 29 Geo. III. to be further 
continued, XLVI. 181. Select Committee difcharged from proceeding on the Bill, and com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 308..Confidered, 356. Reported, 363. Amend- 
ments made by the Lords which were not agreed to, but deferred for Three Months, and another 


Bill ordered, 621. 671. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 685. ‘Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, 795. P. 827. 


3. Another Petition. of the faid- Pawnbrokers, for a Bill to continue fo much of the faid A&amp; of 29 
Geo, III. as was not repealed by the above Act of 33 Geo. III. and Bill ordered, LI. 378. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 427. 456. Petition of certain Pawnbrokers for Provifion to be made for reducing 
into One A&amp;t the Powers of the A&amp; of 29 Geo. III. with fuch Amendments, &amp;c. as may be 


found 
Inpex XLVL. to LV. (1790—1800.,) 


















Pawnbrokers. 


ms ee 
Se 





found fequifite, teferred to the Committee on the Bill, and Inftruction to make Provifien 
therein relative thereto, 509. Bill reported and rescommitted, 624. Again reported, 635. P. 785. 
Bill to continue the faid Aé&amp; ordered from a Report of a Committee on Expiring Laws, 
LIV. 429. Not proceeded in. 


A Petition of certain Pawnbrokers of London and Weftminiter for a Bill to amend and make per- 
petual Act 36 Geo. III.; ordered to lie on the Table, LV. 268. Petition again read and re- 
ferred toa Committee, 273. Petition of feveral other Pawnbrokers of London, &amp;c. for Pro- 
vifion to be made for confolidating the Aéts into One Act, with Alterations and Amendments, 
&amp;c. referred to the fame Committee, 454. Report, and Bill ordered for more effectually regu- 
lating the Trade or Bufinefs of Pawribrokers, 526. Prefented, &amp;c. 532. Committed, 550. 
Reported ; and feveral Claufes being intended to be offered, Bill re-committed, with ref{pect to 
the faid Claufes, 661. Again reported, 672. Sent to the Lords, 693. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with fome Amendments, 727. Amendments to be taken into further Confideration in 
Three Months, 743. New Bill ordered, 744. Prefented, &amp;c. 745. P. 784. 


See Millg, 82.— Laws Crpiring. 


Apap. 


See Accounts, 126. 128. 139. 16%. 200. 205. 222. 240. 304.—Addrefleg, 147.—-{3aule, 
198.—Mellages, 14.—Pabp, 14.—Mupplp, 204. 205. 550. 
























Paymaster General. 


Negative feveral Motions relative to Sums raifed by Bills of Exchange, and paid to Ditto, L1. 461 
683. ; 


See Accounts, 138. 233. &amp;c.—Hupplp, 78. 








Payments. 


See Aecount#, 145. 284. 285. 353. 368. 375. 397. 599. 712. 789. 882 6. 1048 
1087. 1205. 1264.—Bank of England, 3. 4. &amp;c.—Billg, 41. 135. 140. od 146, 
158. 176. 193. 201. 235. 256. 259. 268. 270. 278. 377. 383.—Committees, 123.— 
Harbours, 2.— Pilitia, 7—Potiongs, 3. 39.—Quakers—Hupplp, 546. 583. &amp;c. 





Payments (Prompt). 


Difcounts allowed on Ditto, LI. 194. 287.—LII. 175. 









See Accounts, 1035. 1047.—Supplp, 301. 302. 416. 437. 476. 


— Re-Payments. 


See Accounts, 138. 368. 777. 815.—Bank of Cngland.— wills, 45. 135. 167. 381.— Boule, 
230.—Loans.— Questions Previous Pegative—Hupplp, 132. 171. 203. 581. 





re ee ° 





I. Petitions, praying for Endeavours to be ufed to reftore Peace, 
to lie on the Table, viz. 


I. Of Merchant Mantifacturers, Traders, &amp;c. of Nottingham, XLVIII. 610. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Hull, 
L. 74. Of Freemen of Carlifle, 87. Of Lord Mayor; &amp;c. of London, 95. Of Merchants, 
&amp;c. of Southampton, 110. Of the Liverymen of London, ibid. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Southampton, 119. Of Inhabitants of Norwich, and County of the fame City, 153. Of the 
Mayor, and Commonalty of the City of York, 166. Of the Inhabitants of the Town and 
Borough of Southwark, 172. Of the principal Inhabitants of the Towns and Neighbourhood 
of Manchefter and Salford, 176. Of the Inhabitants of the City of New Sarum, Clofe, and 
Neighbourhood, 188. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Durham, and Petition of Inhabitants 
of Durham, and Neighbourhood, 228. Ofcertain‘principal Inhabitants of Carlifle and ‘Neigh- 
bourhood, 229. Of Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Manchefter, 237. Of 
Merchants, Traders, &amp;c. of Liverpool, and Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. and Free Burgeffes of 
Liverpool, 237. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Workington, 301. Of the Inhabitants of the Town of 
Dundee, 332. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dundee, 342. Of the Inhabitants of the City of York, 390. 
Of the Incorporation of Guildry- of Dunfirmline, 455. Of the Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Reading, LI. 96.\ Of the Inhabitants of the City of Chefter, 98. Of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Birmingham, 112. Of Inhabitants of Leicefter, 133. Of Inhabitants of Barnard 
Caftle, and Ditto of Wrexham, 144.145. Of the Members of the Benefit Societies, and other 
Inhabitants, of Nottingham and its Vicinity, 172. Of Inhabitants of Kidderminfter, 177. Of 
Inhabitants of Redruth and Neighbourhood, 193. Of Inhabitants of the Town and Neigh- 
bourhood of Manchefter, 236. Of Manufacturers, &amp;c. in the Woollen Trade, of the County of 
Gloucefter, Lil. 463. Of Freeholders, &amp;c. of Bofton and its Vicinity, 621. Of the Corpo- 

. ration of London, LV. 220. 





II. Petitions not in Favour of an immediate Peace, wz. 


2. Of Gentlemen, Merchants, and principal Inhabitants of Whitehaven, L. 343. Of the Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Colchefter, 355. 


III. Petitions of Complaint againft other Petitions prefented for 
: Peace, vz. 


3. Of certain Freemen of Carlifle; that their Names were fet to the Petition from thence without 
their confent ; Motion for this Petition to lie on the Table withdrawn ; a Motion for referring 
the Petition complained of toa Committee of the whole Houfe, withdrawn; the Petition com. 
plained of referred to a Select Committee to examine the Signatures, &amp;c. and-this Petition 
referred to the fame Committee, L. 238. 268. 290. No Report. 


As Petition of Electors of the ancient Town, and Borough of Southwark againft another Petition 
purporting to be from ‘the Electors of the faid Borough,” but which they difavow, &amp;c. to 
lie on the Table, L. 248. 





of the Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;c. of the Borough of Colchefter, againft a Petition prefented 
to the Throne from thence, and ftating their firm Reliance on the Wifdom, &amp;c. of His Majefty’s 
Minifters and the Houfe ; to lie on the Table, L. 355. 


A Petition, referring it to the Wifdom of Parliament to make Peace, from the Liverymen of 
London, LV. 246. . 


See Accounts, 836. 937. 1024. 1241. 1242. 1374.—Addreles, 10. 120. 122. 138. 
149. 155. 158. 161.—Aliens.—Conferences,— france, 9. 11. 13. &amp;c.—oule, 
8. 185. 193. 259.— Justices of the Peace.—Mellages, 11. 25. 29. 31.—Mueg- 
tions Prebdious Pegative, 24. 26. 29. 31.—Speethes, 1. 2. 7. 8. &amp;c.—Supply, 
543: 








Pease, &amp;c. 


- See Accounts, 138. &amp;c.—Billg, 90.—Corn and Grain, 2:—3Jmportation. 








- Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—18¢0.) 9 F 











Pedlars. 


See Hawkers and Pedlars. 








by 


Ss NHN 


wo co 


I. 


2. 


Bills relating thereto, w/z. 


Beers and Peerage. 


Evidence given by particular Peers reported, L. 447, 



























Petitions of Peers, XLVI., 182. XLVIII. 225. 230,—XLIX. 181. 250,—L. 123. 305. 406.— 
LI. 303. 370.—LII. 18. 105. 270. 307.—LIII. 245. 247,—LIV. 81. 101. 555.—LV. 92. 
229. 256. 331. 

Ditto as Guardians of other Peers, (Minors) Lil. 281. 








of Nobility, Gentry, &amp;c. of Counties, LI. 193. 





of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, XLVIII. 229.—L. 163. 347.—LIl. 300. 313.— 
LUI. 319. 341.—LV. 282. 





of Peerefles, L. 124. 





of the Royal Family, (Peers.) L. 304. 


Peers appointed Commiffioners to open a New Parliament, LI. 7. 





to give the Royal Affent to Bills, XLVI. 339. &amp;c.—LII. 68. t1o.—LIL. 131. 134.— 
LIV. 79. 88.—LV. 43. 48. 





See Annuities.— ills, 176, 232. 249. 373. 381.—Bishops.—Clections, 146. 165. 
&amp;c.—Jreland, (Union.)—Wellages, 43. 73—MDrders, 79. $1.—Speaker, 34. 





a a es eee 


Penalties, &amp;c. 


Particular.exemptions from Penalties, XLVI. 646.—XLVIII. 677.—LII. 93. 


Act of 1 William and Mary, and feveral other Acts read, &amp;c. XLVI. 788.—LI. 65 5. 


Pecuniary Penalties not varied by certain Amendments made by the Lords, LI. 236. 


See Aliens, 7.—Apprentices.— Bills, 44. 89. 134. 135. 151. 153. 160. 167. 168, 
170. 179. 246. 267. 279. 281. 293. 336.—Committecs, 128.—Difabilities.— 
Miflenters, 1. 3 —Excile.—_Game,— hay and Straw.— fides, &amp;c.— Highways, 100. 
—houle, 225.—Jndemnity, 4.—Lotteries private.—Mews-papers.—Peritisns, 
40. 41. &amp;c.—Seotland, 18.—Sedition,—Ships and Cellels, 5 —Supply, 539. 
584. 585.—Trade, &amp;c.— Weights and Scales, &amp;c.—Wiorkmen, 











Penitentiary Boules. 


oe 


For erecting a Penitentiary Houfe or Houfes, on a certat Piece of Ground in the Parith of 
Batterfea, in the County of Surrey, therein defcribed; ordered; and Aéts of 19, and 24 
Geo. IIL. relating to Offenders read, XLIX. 571. Petition of John Gardner, Vicar of Batterfea, 
for Compenfation to be made to him for lofs of Tythes, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, 593. Bill read Third Time, and negative making a Claufe Part of the Bill to prevent 
Convicts from gaining Settlements in the Parifh where the Houfe fhall be built, &amp;c. 
634. Bill agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments which were agreed to, 737. 739. 
P. 743: fe: 


Bill to continue fo much of A&amp; of 19 Geo. III. refpecting Tranfportation, &amp;c. of certain Offend- 
ers as relates to Penitentiary Houfes, ordered, LIV. 429. P. 623. — 


See Ascounts, 293. 340. 938. &amp;c-—BillS, 390.—Gnals, 2—Supplp. 


Penny Post. 


See Post Metice, 7. 





Pennypgoves Corks. 


See Dratohatks, 1. 89.— Petitions, 30. 


A 


Pensioners, 


See Accounts, 201. 236. 237.—Supply, 116. 





Penlions, 


‘Perpetual Penfions, Stipends, &amp;c. charged on the Land Revenue of the Crown, XLVI. 874. 
876. 902. 903. 


See Accounts, 33. 161. 201. 236. 237. 669. 939. 1012. 1025. 1031. 1219. 1264. 
—Apdorefles, 52. 84.—Billg, 330—Cast Jndia Company, 10.—€lections, 
(Colchefter.)—Jmpeachment.— Supply, 28. 41. 103. 572. 





People. 


t. Petitions of the People of particular Places, XLVIII. 737. 


2. Confiderations of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. whether Appeals fhould be made to the 
People, &amp;c. XLIX. 586. 667. 


See Quakets.— Questions Previous Pegative, 15.—HSrvdition,__Sperthes, 7. &amp;c, 





Pepper, &amp;c. 


See Attounts, (Cuftoms) alfo, 368.—fuppip, 339. 481. 


Perambulations. 


Of Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 97. 106.—XLVH. 141. 153. 188. 201, 230. 237. 1031. 1038.— 
XLVI. 467. 475. 520. 
See Accounts, 1264. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 










Perfumery. 


See Accounts, 1140,—Duties, 73.—bonfe, (Ads.) 








| Perjury. 


See Attornep-General, 1.—Clections, (Exeter.)—Woute, 58. 175.—Daths.— Orders, 87. 











Permits. 


See Gycife, 11. 13.— Petitions, 38. 39. 42. 





a ee ne a te tel 


Perquisites, 


Of Chips allowed in the Dock Yards, faid to be a Wafte of Timber, &amp;c. XLVII. 279. On Falls 
of Timber, 768. 


See Attountg, 25. 284. 1030. 1107. 1264.—Pabvp, 25. 





Perry. 


See Supply, 417. 505. 





Perfonal Estates. 


See Cgtates, 2. 137: &amp;c—Pavigations, 20—Hupplp, 316. 400. 408. 





Petitioners. 


See Wills, 382.—Committees, 118.—Counfel—Drbtors Jnfolvent.—€lections, (Bridport). 
(Ludgerfhiall), -(Cricklade).—®Bighwans, &amp;c.—Wonfe, 183. 206.—Anelofures.—Lifts.— 
" Potions, 65. 68. 86—Mrders, 82.— petitions. 






CONTENTS 


~ a 
os 


* 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 


iif. 


IV. 


VI. 


VIL. 


VII. 
IX. 
X. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


BHetitions. 





Petitions for Relief with refpeét to various Matters, o7z. 


Bounties = - - = = # = 35. 4 Loans, Lottery Tickets, &amp;c. - 44. 49: 

Capture of Iflands - ©, ep eee gS. PR be 8. OR 4 18. 19. 72. 

-Contraétors - + - = = s 6...) Militias - = 2% iE lati. oy? 

Convoys - - - - = = = = § | Miftakes = - + + - + = 46,47. 

Courts; Sentences, &amp;c. - - + 57. | Penalties - - - - - a eee 5: 

Debts due tothe Crown - + - 1. | Proclamations - -° - - = - &amp; 

Drawbacks - - - - - ~ 34. | Tax Bills, New Duties, Be. - 20 t0 23. 

Duties, 24. 25. 26. 29, Bc. Trade, viz. 

Imprifonment, viz. Monopoliesin Trade- - - + 7. 8. 
For Debt. - - + 51 0 55 and 56. Want of Employ, Se. - = 9 to 14. 
Mifdemeanors- - - - 48050. Manner of — on Trade 47 to 43. 
Sentences (by Courts) = + = 57. | Tythes- - - -~ - - 27 

Infirmaries - - - = = = = 6, | Victuallers; Quartering Soldiers 16. 17s 

Lecturers - “- += - - = = - 36. | Witneffes; Expences, &amp;c. - - 58. 59. 


Petitions for the Houfe to confent to Matters of a 


Public Nature beingdone - - «+ =~ 60, 61. 62. 
Petitions for Redrefs of Grievances - + + = 63 to 65. 
Ditto for remedying certain Abufes - + - = + &amp; = - 66 ¢o 71. 
Petitions for Compenfation - - - = 4 = = 72 73 


Petitions for Affliftance of the Public in various Mat- 
ters, relating to, viz. 


African Company - += - + =- 74. Levant Company - - - - - 81, 
Agriculture Board - - - = = 76.°| Mufeum, (Britih) - -~ - - - 83. 
American Loyalifts - - - - 78. Scotland, (Bridges) - - - - - 85. 
Grenada and Saint Vincent - - 79. | Veterinary College - - - - - 86, 
Harbours, &amp;c. - - - - - = 80. 


Petitions for Leave to exhibit Petitions for private Bills 
after the Time limited, and Leave given in 
Confideration of particular Circumftances, 87 fo 114. 


A Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition; ordered to lie on the Table 114. 


Petitions withdrawn, vz. 


Withdrawn generally += = + = 116. 
As containing only Obfervations on As Paps é tg oily fling to be fh 
other Petitions prefented - - - 116. | etition, - qs 


Petitions refufed to be brought up, rejected, &amp;e. 118 to 12 36 
124 to 149: 


Petitions confented to by the King 150. 15 1.—See alfo, Bills, 99. 


Petitions recommended by the King - - - 


9 G XI, A Petition 









Petitions ) Contents of the Head, &amp;c, 


= 
ee eee eS 


























XI. A Petition reported to be vexatious: - - - - - 152. 
XII. InftruGtions to Committees on Petitions =~ - 153. 154 


XIII. Queftions Negative relating to Petitions, oz. 





To their being brought up + +» + 155. | To referring Petitions, Sc. of a_former ” 
To their being laid on the Table - 159. Parliameut to a Selett Cominittee - 166. 
To referring them to Committees, Viz. fo hearing, appang. tc. Counfel 

To be examined -~ - = + = 160, on Petitions, = - - 16%. 

To be confidered - - © = 161. | Yo difcharging Orders : for co deri ing 

To report the Matter thereof - 163. Petitions = «+ 

On Bills - - - - - - 165. | Zo admitting Cousfel in Support of A] 

of the whole Houje on Bills 164. legations of former Petitions - - 169. 


XIV. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, | 
relating to Petitions - - ~~ 4. 990 20 464. 





Petitions. 


I. Petitions for Relief with refpect to various Matters, v/z. 
Debts due to the Crown.——See Cates, 3. 4. 5. 





For Relief with Re/pec? to Proclamations, Ge.o on the Capture of Ifands, Sc. by His 
Majefty’s Forces, viz. . 


1; Of. the Planters and Merchants of the Britifh Weft India Iflands, refpecting the Proclamations of 
Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, iffued in May, 1794; L. 502. See Wek Jnvdiez, 
6. 7. 





For Relief for Loffes, Sc. in Confequence of the American Troubles, viz. 








2. Inhabitants of America not included in the Provifions of certain Aéts, XLVI. 240. See 
America, 1. 

3. Of Robert Ferrier, Attorney, appointed by Samuel mam relative to an Arrear of Salary due 
to Gabriel Johnfton, XLVI. 560.——See America, 2 

Ae Of Niel Mac Lean, late a Captain in the late 84th Regiment, a Loyalift, of the late Province of 





New York, XLVII. 522. See America, 3. 
For Relief for want of Convoys to T: rade, viz. 
5. To Veffels ufed in the Coafting and Irifh Trade; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 1 59. Negative a 
Motion to inquire into the Protection given to Trade by Convoys, &amp;c. 199. 
For Relief to Contradcfors, on Public Buildings not being carried on, viz. 


6. Of Thomas Jones, for building the Somerfetfhire ‘Hofpital at Taunton, XLVIL. el 
pitals, 3 





See Bel, 


Fer Relief againf? Monopolies in Trade, viz. 


7. Of Narrow Woollen Clothiers, &amp;c. in the County of York, againft Cloth Merchants having be- 
come Cloth Makers, XLIX. 275. 


8. Of Clothworkers, 8c. in the County of Gloucefter, againtt certain Gig Mills, XLIX. 599. 
See Crate, &amp;c. 18. 19, 


For Relief on the Failure or Want of Employment, Sc. of particular Trades, and the 
high Price of the Neceffaries of Lifé, viz. 





9. Of the Members of the Friendly Societies in the City of Coventsy, in the Ribbon Manufaétory, 
L. 539: Sce Erabde, &amp;c. under 11. 
ro. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Portfmouth, refpecting the high Prices of the Neceffaries of Life; to lie 


on the Table, L. 467. 
11. Of 









11. 
“423 
13. 


14. 


1g. 


16, 


I7. 


18. 


ig, 


208 


24. 


25. 


26x 


29. 
28. 


Inpex XLVI. te LV. (179e—1800.) 


: Petitions ; For Relief with refpect to various Matters 





Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Sudbury; refpecting the high Price of Provifions, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, 
L. 543: 

Of Farmers and others relative to the High Pricé of Corn and Grain, Provifiohs, 8c. and felling 
Corn, &amp;c. by Samples, LI. 36. 89, 117. 204. See Boule, 164. 


Of Cutting Retail Butchers of London, &amp;c. againft the Carcafe Butchers, Jobbers, &amp;c. whofe 
Practices enhance the Price of Meat, LI. $51. See Wurchers, 


Of Woolcombers of Barnftaple, againft certain Machines ufed ia their Trade; to lie on the Table, 
XLIX. 21.———See rade; &amp;c. 19, 


Of Inhabitants of Wolverhampton, relative to the High Price of Provifions$ to lie dn the Table; 
LV. 188. See Provisions. 











For Relief from certain Penalties in different Acts of Parliament, viz. 


Of Proprietors, Printers, &amp;c. of News-papets, Magazines, &amp;c: relating to publifhing Lottery 
Chances, &amp;c. XLVII. 132.—“See sNews-papers, 1. 





For Relief to Victuallers and Innkeepers from quaricring Horfé and Foot Soldiers: on 
them, Viz. : 
Of the Victuallers atid Inn-keépets of the City of New Sarum; to lie on the Table, XLIx. 73. 
Innkeeper, 8c. refiding in England, L. gt. 


See Suppip, 89: &amp;c.—Wictuallers, &amp;c. 


For Relief, in Confideration of Lofes /uftained by Riots and Tumutlts, viz. 


Of Jofeph Smith, William Ruffell, and others; relative to a certain Proteftant diffenting Meeting 
Houfe, in New Meeting Street; Birmingham, XLVI: 823. See Riots, and infra, 133. 





Of the Earl of Aylesford and others, for the more eafy raifing Monéy upon the Hundred of Hem- 
lingford, for paying the Damages, 8c; incurred on Account of the late Riots at Birmingham; 
XLVIII. 191. See Riots; — 





For Relief againfi{ Tax Bills, Netw Duties, Sc. viz. 


Of {everal Proprietors in the Public Funds, againft a Bill for taking Sums advanted for Payment 
of. Intereft, but unclaimed 3 to lie onthe Table, XLVI. 352. See Hank of Cngland, 3. 4: 


of Jobn Johnfon, and others, licenfed to deal in Lottery Tickets, &amp;c. againft certain Claufes in 
the Lottery Act of 1794; XLIX. 463. See Suppip, 535. 


Of Inhabitants of the Town and. Neighbourhood of Lewes, againft a Claufe propofed in the Bill 
for a Tax on Dogs; LI. 688.—-See Suppip, 457. 








Negative bringing up a Petition againft a propofed Augmentation of Duties on Foreign Wines, 
L. 297: Yee Supplp, 505. 

Of the licenfed Diftillers in the Lowlands of Scotland ; relative to certain additional Duties on 
Stills in Scotland ; LI. 523. A further Petition from Ditto and praying to be heard by Coun- 
fel, &amp;c: 652.——See Supply, 393. 483. 484. &amp;c. 





Petitions in favour of Bills, Sc. re/pecting Duties, vit. 
See Dags.—Hupplp, 311. 467. ‘ 





For a Tax upon Dogs; LI. 463. 
Petitions for Relief ayainfi Bills, for Repeal of certain Duties, dnd granting 
others, Se. vit. 


Of Sir John Henderfon,; of Fordel, Baroet, ahd others; againft Ditto, on Coals, Culm, &amp;c. 
carried Coaftwife, &amp;c. in Scotland; \LVIIL 832: See ScGtland, 10. 





For Relief with refpect to Frauds, Evafions, &amp;c. of Duties, vit. 


Of the Manufaéturers of Sope in London ; relating to the Duties of Excife; XLVil. 542.——See 
Crcite, 3- ; 





For Relief with re/pect to Profecutions for Tythes, viz. 
Of Hop Planters and Owners of Hop Grounds, XLVII. 519. See Cpthes, 
Of the Society of the People called Quakers, LI. 596.——See Cptheg. 





For Relief to a Tythe Mafter with relpect to-a Leafe——See 3ntlotures, 375: 


any Mee 
tat 











































. Petitions : For Relief with -refpe@ to Variélis: Ma teps. 


— 





For Relief with re/pect to Duties on particular Commodities, Tax Carts, ec. viz. 
206: Ofthe Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, refpecting the A&amp; of 9 Anne, Cap. 22, and 
Other fubfequent Acts, impofitig a local Duty of Three Shillings a Chaldron or Ton of Coals,. gc, 
imported or brought Coaitwife into the Port of London; &amp;c. and ftating Reafons for redeeming 
the faid Duty, XLVII. 801; Petition renewed, XLVUlI:'185.——See Coalg, 1. 


30. Of Alexander Raby, Efquire, on Behalf of himtelf and others, for the Duty tobe drawn back on 
all Coals ufed in the Pennygored Tin Works, in the County of Pembroke ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, XLVII. 231. Petition of John Hammet, Efquire, relative to Ditto; referred to a 
Committee, L. 152. Report, and referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 282. Con- 
fidered, and report, 235. See Dratobacks, 89. “* 


Of the Earl of Uxbridge, on Behalf of himfelfand others, for a Drawback of the Duty on all Coals 














“3 uféd in calcining or {melting Copper and Lead Ores within the Hle of Anglefey, or Fire En- 
gines for draining Water out of the Mines; referred toa Committee, XLVIII. 268. Report 
referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 762. Deferred, 775. Confidered, and report, 
and Bill ordered, 793. See Dratwhacks, 94. 

32: Of Farmers, Tradefmen, &amp;c. of the Hundreds of Hartfmere and Blackbourn, in the County of 


Suffolk, againft the prefent Duty or Tax on Two-Wheeled Road Carts, &amp;c. ; to lie ort the Table, 
L. 531. Petition read again, and a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider the 
Aéts mentioned therein, 557. Petition of the Farmers, Tradefmen, é&amp;c. of the Hundreds of 
Loes, Wilford, &amp;c. in the County of Suffolk, to the fame Effect as the other Petitions ; ie- 
ferred to the faid Committee, 560. Report, 582.—Seée Duties, 74. 


Of Inhabitants of the Hundred of Hoxne, in the County of Suffolk, relative to the Duties on 
Windows, fo far as refpeéts Dairies ; to lie on the Table, LI. 381.—See Dairies. 


33- Of Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, in the County of Middlefex ; and of Veftrymen of Saint Luke, 
Middlefex, for a Repeal of the A&amp; charging a Duty on Clocks and Watches; to lie on the 
Table, Lill. 158. Of Manufacturers of and Dealers in Clocks and Watches, in London, 
Weftminfter, and Southwark ; Ditto, 167. Of Clock and Watchmakers of Briftol ; Ditto, 174. 
Of Watclf Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Coventry; Of Workmen, &amp;c. of London and Weftmintfter ; 
Ditto, 178. Ofa Committee of Clock and Watch Makers of Leicefter; Ditto, 230. Of 
Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Clocks and Watches at Prefcot; Ditto, 232. The feveral Petitions 
referred to a Committee to examine, and report thereon, &amp;c. 237. Petition of Manufacturers 
of Clocks, &amp;c. of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne ; referred to the Committee, 239. Of Manufacturers, 
&amp;c. of Clocks and Watches at Liverpool; Of Ditto at Edinburgh ; referred, 247. Of Ditto 
refident in Carlifle, and Vicinity thereof ; referred, 250. Of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Clocks and 
Watches in the Town and County of Derby; referred, 316. Of the Mafter, Wardens, &amp;c. of 
the Company of Clock Makers, London; referred, 318. Report, together with the 
Minutes of the Evidence taken before-the Committee, and ordered to be printed, 326. The 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 364. Report for the Duties to ceafe and 
sletermine, and Bill ordered thereupon, 373. The order for the Bill difcharged; Refolution 
again read, and an Inftruction to make Provifion for the fame in the Bill for altering the Duties 
on Houfes, Windows, and Lights, &amp;c. 405. See Duties, 70.—Woufe, 276. 


-” Of Spirit Dealers of Edinburgh, é&amp;c. againft a Duty propofed on Stocks of Britith Spirits in Scot- 
land, LIU. 685. 693.—See Scatland, 9. 





For Relief, aud to continuean AG allowing Drawbacks, viz. 


34. Of Hofiers and Bleachers of the Borough of Derby, on the Duties by 23 Geo. III. &amp;c. upon Sope 

: and Starch ufed in the preparing, bleaching, and bringing Flax or Cotton to a finithed 
Manufacture for Sale, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on Expiring Laws, XLVIII. 451. Pe- 
tition of Hofiers, Bleachers, &amp;c. of the Town of Nottingham, &amp;c. to the fame Effect ; tolie on 
the Table, 460.—See Laws Crpiring, 10. . : 


For Relief, and againfi continuing Bounties, viz. 
35. On Exportation of Corn, LI. 172.—See Corn and Orain, 9: 


For Pelief to Lecturers or Evening Preachers, &amp;c. viz. 


26. Of the Lecturers of London and Weftminfter, and within the Bills of Mortality, @c. for a more 
p regular Payment of their Stipends, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, Lil. 575. Not reported. 


For Relief, Sc. from Aas regulating the Manner of carrying on Trade, &amp;c. viz. 


37. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Dartmouth, Port Glafgow, Briftol, &amp;c. concerned in the Newfoundland 
Trade and Fifhery, againft eftablifhing any new Court of Law, &amp;c. XLVI. 408. 440.—XLVU.- 
690.—See Courts, 12. 13. &amp;c.— Fisheries, 9 —Poule, 182: 


38. Of the Grocers and Tea Dealers refiding in the populous Streets of Saint Pancras, London,.relative 
to Permits for Tea; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 474. 





39. Of 

































Petitions; For Relief with refpe&amp;t to various Miartérs. 











39- Of Thomas Hill, of Greffe Street, Rathbone Place, London, relative to Permits for Tobacco ; 
to lie on the Table, XLVII. 475. 


40. Of Robert Claxton, of the City of Briftol, Merchant, relative to Aéts of Parliament, directing 
Oaths of Allegiance as Subjects, and being concerned in. Ships, &amp;c. XLVIII. a74acien 
Shipping, and Pavigation, 1. 


4i. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchefter, for Relief to the Hawkers and Pedlars from the A&amp; of 29 
Geo. III., to lie on the Table, XLVIM. 412. See Hawkers, &amp;c. 


42. Of the Merchants, &amp;c. of the City of Gloucefter, relative to Time allowed. for Perinits in the 
Removal of Goods; Aét 26 Geo. III. &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, xLvut. 822. 


Relating to Damages on board Ships, 8c. and the Refponfibility of the Owners, &amp;c. of Ships, 
Lil. 691. See Ships ant Weflels, 3. 


43- Of Apothecaries in England and Wales, againft ignorant and unfkilful Perfons vending Medicines, 
&amp;eo L. 161.—LI. 375. See Apothecaries. 


See alfo Cast India Companp, 9.—C€rcife—Poule, 163. 














For Relief, Sc. relating to fubfcribing to Loans, and alfo relating to Preference 
LIVEN, Viz. , 


44. The Loan of 1795-6 contracted for by Meffis Boyd and Company ; referred to the Committee of 
Ways and Means, LI. 189.——See ponte, 178, and Suppip, 271. 





For Relief, Sc. re/pecting Lottery Tickets, viz. 


45. Of Thomas Baucutt Math ; referred to a Committee, L. 446. Report, 457. Referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 469. Report, 475. See Supplp, 203. 





For Relief, &amp;c. from Miftakes in Petitions prefented to the Hou/e, viz. 
46. Seaford Election, XLVII. 28. See Clections, 250. 
See Complaints, 13.19. &amp;c, 





47 Navigable Canals, XLIX. 201. 





For Relief with refpec? to Imprifonment, Gc. for Mifdemeanors, viz. 





43. Thomas Smith, having been committed to Newgate for prevarication in giving his Evidence, XLVI. 
342. See Boule, 58. 60. : 

49- John Siret, having difobeyed a Summons of a Seleét Committee on Elections, XLVI. 352,——See 
Boule, 59. 61. 

50. Alexander Morrice, for difobeying the Speaker’s Summons, LII. 236. See Houle, 58. 60. 61. 





For Relief from Imprifonment for Debt, &amp;c. viz. 


st. Of Robert Paris Taylor, a Prifoner in His Majefty’s Prifon of the Fleet, fora fpeedy Inveftigation 
of his Dealings and Tranfaétions with Lord Holland, as his Deputy Paymafter of the Army, 
&amp;c.; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 518. 


52. Of the Bankrupt Prifoners confined in the King’s Bench Prifon, for a Claufe to be added in the 
Infolvent Debtors Bill depending, for their Relief, XLIX. §93. 


53- Of other Prifoners for Debt in the King’s Bench Prifon, and alfo in Newgate, &amp;c. for an Extention 
of the Infolvent Debtors Bill, &amp;c. XLIX. 597. 625.—LII. 390. 422. 530. 568. 688. 707. 


See Debtors Jnfolbent, 2. 4. &amp;c. 


For Relief on Debt by a Verdict of a Fury giving Damages, Viz. 


55. Of Benjamin Pope, a Prifoner in His Majefty’s Prifon of the Fleet; to lie on the Table, XLIXx. 
388. 
For Relief with re{pec? to particular Debtors, Bankrupts, viz. 
56. Of George Smith, formerly of Canton in China, Merchant, fora Claufe to be admitted in a Bill 


for empowering the Lord Chancellor to fign his Certificate, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, XLIX. 
585. Report, and tolie on the Table, 595. 


Sce Debtors Jufolbent, 4. 
For Relief with refpect to Sentences of Courts of fufiice, viz. 


57- Of the Reverend Thomas Fyfhe Palimer, Clerk, a Prifoner in His Majefty’s Ship or Veffel 
Staniflaus, at Woolwich, XLIX. 225. 255. 


See Addrefles, 166.—Muir and Palmeer,—Drcotiand, 10g. 110. ' 


Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9 H 


















































62, 


63. 


64. 


65. 


66. 


67. 



































Petitions; | 


58. 


_ $9. 


60. 


61. 


68. 


69. 


70. 


For Relief; for Confent of the Houfe to 
Matters of a public Nature, - &amp;c. - 





For Relief againft Determinations of Courts of fuftice, vit. 


Of Owners, &amp;c. of Ships, refpecting their being anfwerable for Loffes, 8c. on their Cargoes, that 
do not arife by the Act of God, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, LU, 611. 


See Ships and Weffels, 3. 
For other Relief from Confinement.—Sce Cold Bath Fields.—Alfo fupra, 51. 


_ For Relief in Payment of Expences, and Compenfation to Witneffes on particular 


Matters, viz. 


Of feveral Perfons, Inhabitants of the City of Carlifle, fummoned to attend with Charters, &amp;c. 
the Select Committee upon the Right of Election for Carlifle, L. 318. See Complaints, s. 


Of feveral Perfons Petitioners againft the Eau Brink Navigation Bill, and negative referring it 
to the Committee on a new Bill relative to Ditto, LI. 196. See Mabigations, 53. 








II. For the Houfe to confent to Matters of a public Nature being 


done, v7z. 


Of Matthew Baillie and Everard Home, Truftees under the Will of Do&amp;or John Hunter, de- 
ceafed, relative to purchafing his Colle¢tion of Natural Hiftory; to lie on the Table, xLix. 
290. Petition renewed, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. LI. 450. Reported ; Re- 
port to lie onthe Table, and tobe printed, 512. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 
LIV. 620. See Supplp, (under 213.) 


For applying Money unapplied for raifing the Militia, XLVII. 523.—XLVII. 263.—L. 108. 342. 
See Pilitia, 1. 2. 3. 








For Efiates to be charged to the Payment of the Public Debt by a Pound Rate 
&amp;e. viz. 


Of Sir Francis Blake, Baronet ; to lie on the Table, LI. 300. 


Relative to Finance, Double Taxation, &amp;c. viz. 
Of John Miller, M. D.; to lie on the Table, LI. 429. 


III. For Redrefs, wz. 


Of Grievances, viz. 
Of the Committee of the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland, againft the Act of the 








Parliament of England, of 25 Charles II. called the Teft A&amp;t, XLVI. 434. See Sot: 
land, 17. 

Of his Highnefs the Nabob of the Carnatic in the Eaft Indies, XLVII. 481. See Cast Jndia 
Company, 11. 

Relative to the Poor, on Account of the high Price of the Neceffaries of Life; to lie on the Table, 
L. 467. 


Of the Freeholders and Houfeholders affeffed to the Payment of Taxes within the Town of Bofton 
and its Vicinity ; to lieon the Table, LII. 621. 


See Complaints, 8. 9. &amp;c.—Dags.— Fisheries, 9.—hing, 16.—ebdition. 


For Redre/s of Abufes, viz. 


Of Inhabitants of London and Weftminfter, relative to falfe Characters given to Servants, XLVI. 
299.——See Serbants. 


Of the High Sheriff, &amp;c. of the County Palatine of Lancafter, relative to the Conduct of thofe 
employed in Courts for Recovery of Small Debts, XLVII. 383.——See Honfe, 174. 175. 


Of the Grand Jury of the County of Middlefex in Quarter Seffions, relative to illegal Infurances 
and Gambling in the Lottery, XLVII. 676. 686——See Woufe, 194. 


Of feveral Perfons Electors of Weftminfter, relative to Penalties incurred under the Excife Laws 
and Lottery Act ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 686. Petition read again, and negative Motion 
for referring it to a Committee, 778. 


Of the Burgeffes, &amp;c. of the Royal Burghs of Glafgow, and other Petitions, relative to Abufes 
. in the internal Government of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, XLVIII. 375. See Ponte, 
280. 








71. In 
















































| Petitions : For Ceisenbuscek, Affiftance, teed 1? 


1. In the Reprefentation of the Commons in Parliament, XLVIII. 724; 720. 
: Parliament, 1. : 724: 729. 734. 735. &amp;c.——See 


See alfo Butchers.— Wutter,— Seditiot.— Trade, &amp;c. 


IV. Petitions for Compenfation for Loffes, &amp;c. wiz. 


72. Of George Stainforth, Efq. Meffenger to the Great Seal, for his Lofs, if the Bill’ for the triore 
Po se and regular Conveyance of Writs, fhould pafs into a Law, LI. 404. See 
ectiong, 10. 


73. Of the Clerks in the Offices of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State for the Home and 


Foreign Departments, for their Lofs of Privilege of fending Letters, Votes, 8c. free of P 
LI. 588. See Wates, 5. es : ‘ es 


See alfo, America, 1.—Dilcoberies—Docks, 6. &amp;c.—barbours, 7.—Jnnk 
—Pabigations, 36. 59.—-Plaves. Ge: 3 8 7-—Funkeepers 








V. Petitions for Affiftance of the Public, relating to, vz. 


African Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, viz. 


14 For Provifion for Maintenance of their Forts and Settlements, &amp;c. XLVI. 262.— XLVII. 404.— 
XLVIII. 364.—XLIX. 119.——-L. 109.—LI. 119.—L I. 226.—LIII. 127.—LIV. 608.—Ly. 761. 
75&gt; Referred to the Committee of Supply, XLVI. 553.—XLVII. 445.— XLVIII. 408.—XLIX, 160,— 


L. 260.—LI. 647.—LII. 482.—LIII. 483.—Lv. 767. 
See Supplip, 31. 


Agriculture Board, viz. 




















76. For a fimilar Grant of Money for 1794, as in the Year preceding, XLIX. 451. For 17953 Le 
172. For 1796; LI. 371. For 17973 LII. 352. For 1798; Lill. 293. For 

1799; LIV. 205.+——For 1800; LY. 185. 
77+ Referred to the Committee of Supply, XLIX. 464.—L. 260.—LI. 647.—LII. 482.—LIII. 354.— 


LIV. 433-—LV. 767. 
See Accounts, 19. 20.—Supplp, 33. 


America, viz. 
78. Of American Loyalifts, XLVI. 240. 





See fupra, 2. 3. 4.——foupplp, 39 to 44. 


79. Grenada and Saint Vincent.——Sce Supply, 20.— West Indies, 6. 


Harbours and Piers, viz. - 
80. Douglas, in the Ifle of Man, XLVII. 106 5-—Addrefs relating to Ditto, XLVIII. 993. 


Levant Company, v72. 


81. For Affiftance in fupporting their neceflary Expences, XLIX. 176.—LI. 371.—LII. 352.—LIII. 
151. 440.—LIV. 92.—After the Time limited, LV. 351. 


82. Referred to the Committee of Supply, XLIX. 391.——LI. 647.—LIII. 483.—LIV. 372.—LV. 767. 
See Suppip, 202. 


Mufeum, Eritifh, v7z. 


83. Of the Truftees, for further Support, towards enabling them tocarry on the Truft repofed in them 
by Parliament, XLVIIl. 245. An Account of the feveral Sums already granted, and of the 
Expenditure thereof; ordered, 245. Prefented, 285. Another Petition, LI. 239. An Ac- 
count of the Sums already granted, and of the Expenditure thereof; ordered, 240. Prefented, 
276. Another Petition, LIIIl. 322. Accounts for 1796, 1797, and Eftimate for 1798 ; pre- 
fented, 347. Another Petition, LV. 287. 








84. Referred to the Committee of Supply, XLVIII. 337-—Li. 614.—LIll. 483.—LV. »67. 
Accounts referred to Ditto, LIII. 483. 


Innex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) , Scotland, 








































85. 


86. 


87. 
88. 


89. 
99. 


94. 


95. 


97° 


98. 


TOO. 
10I, 


102. 


96. 


99» 


ae, For Affiftance ; and for Leave;to:prefent. Petitions 
Petitions ,| for Private Bills, after the Time limited} &amp;c. 





Scotland, viz. 


For building Bridges over the Rivers Bewley, Conon, and Helmfdale, in North Britain ; to lie on 
the Table, XLVI. 242.—XLVII. 518.—XLVIII. 276. 


Veterinary College, viz. 


Of fundry Noblemen.and others, Sub{cribers. to Ditto; to lie on the Table, L. 163. Referred to a 
Committee to examine, &amp;c. 372. Report, and to lieon the Table, 447. . Notice taken of an 
Inaccuracy in the Report, the fame was re-committed, 456. Report, and to lie on the Table, 
458. Report referred to the Committee of Supply, 468. Accounts of Expenditure and Debt, 
&amp;c. ordered, 473. Prefented, 494. Report from the Committee of Supply, 588. A Petition 
again prefented for further Affiftance, and referred to the Committee of Supply, LI. 667.“ Ac- 
counts of the State of the Debt of the College on 1ft May 1796, and of their Receipts and Dit 
burfements from 1ft June 1795, to 1ft May 17963 ordered, 668, Prefented and referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 670.. Report from Ditto, 695———Another Petition for further 
Affiftance ; to lie on the Table, Lil. 300. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 673. Re- 
port from Ditto, 677. Another Petition for Ditto; to lie on the Table, LUI. 563. Refer- 
red to the Committee of Supply, 570. Report from Ditto, 572. Another Petition for 
Ditto; to-lie on the Table, L1v. 176. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 433. Report, 
438. Another Petition for Ditto, LV. 352. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 767. 
Report, 768. 


See Accounts, 1260.—Supplp, 256. 














VI. Petitions for Leave to prefent Petitions for private Bills after the 


Time limited, and Leave given, in Confideration of parti- 
cular Circumftances, vz. 


Of Robert Ferrier, Attorney, relative to an Arrear of Salary due from the Crown to Gabriel John. 
fton, Efquire, formerly Governor of North Carolina, XLVI. 560. 

Of the Governor and Company of the Turkey Company, to extend, &amp;c. Ac&amp;t 26 Geo. II. XLV. 
723.—LII. 352. 

for further Relief and Affiftance, LIIIl. 440.—LV. 351. 





Of William Ruffel, Efquire, relative to a Meeting Houfe within the Town of Birmingham deftroyed 
by Riots, XLVI. 823. ; 


Of the Eaft India Company, for enlarging the Term of their exclufive Trade, XLVIII. 363. For 
Relief in carrying on their Affairs, XLIX. 420. 


Of the gy Pogue &amp;c. of Glafgow, to rebuild the Tron Church which was burnt by Accident, 
XLVIII. O10, 


Of the Corporation of Liverpool, relative to raifing Money on the credit of their Eftates 
XLVIII. 629. 658. 


Of Arthur Strother, Agent on behalf of His Catholic Majefty, relative toa Cargo of Tobacco, and 
praying for admiffion on the Low Duty, XLVIII. 824. 


Of the Governor and Company of the Britifh Caft Plate Glafs Manufacturers, for a Bill to diffolye 
the prefent, and to create a New Company, XLIX. 412. 


Of the Prefident and Members of the Board of Agriculture; for a fimilar grant of Money as in 
the Year preceding, XLIX. 451.—LII. 352, 


Of the Wardens and Affiftants of the Harbour of Dover in the County of Kent, relative to Powers 
and Authorities for regulating the Harbour of Dover, XLIX. 543. 


Of the Bailiff and Burgeffes of Bewdley, in the County of Worcefter, for a Bill to enable them to 
rebuild the Carriage Bridge over the Severn, L. 341. 


Of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Stafford, for a Bill to enable them to make 
ufe of Money raifed for the Militia and unapplied, for the purpofe of raifing Troops, &amp;c. 
Ls 342. : 


Of the Truftees of the Road from Doncafter, through Ferry Bridge, to Tadcafter Crofs, to be 
enabled to rebuild certain Bridges, &amp;c. damaged by Floods, L. 357. 


Of the Truftees for building a Bridge acrofs the River Severn, near Redftone in the County of 
Worcefter, to rebuild the fame, being nearly all thrown down by fudden Floods, L. 375. 


Of Inhabitants and Occupiers of Eftates in the feveral Parithes of Billing, Wellingborough, &amp;c: to 
rebuild, repair, &amp;c. feveral Bridges in Northamptonfhire thrown down or damaged by Floods, 
L. 397. 


103. Of 








103; 


104; 


105. 
106, 


107. 


108, . 


109; 
110. 
111. 


112. 


113, 


114, 


eo 





shi i eed For Leave to prefent Petitions for Private Bills 
Petitions, ; ve given, 8c 


after the Time limited, and Leave given, Secs 





Of the Gentlemien; &amp;c. refiding in the Town and County of the Town of Nottingham, for 
a Bill to repair certain Bridges, Roads, &amp;c. damaged by Floods, L. 434. 


Of Thomas Baucutt Mafh, refpecting Lottery Tickets, L. 446. 


Of Noblemen and other Perfons, for a Bill to repair the Barrier Banks of the middle and South 
Levels of Bedford Level, damaged by Floods, L: 460. 


Of George Chamberlaine, Efquire; and others, Devifees in Truft under the Will of Benjamin 
Bond Hopkins, Efquire; deceafed; relative to certain Lands belonging to His Majefty; L. 500. 


Of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, for a Bill to repair and maintain the Sewer 
Jeading to Blackfriars Bridge; L. 541. 


Of Merchants conneéted with, and trading to the Iflands of Grenada and Saint Vincent, relative 
to Depredations committed by an Infurre€tion of French Inhabitants, &amp;e. L. s91. 


®f Matthew Baillie, Phyfician; and Everard Home; Efquire, Surgeon, relative-to the late Doétor 
Hunter’s Colleétion of Natural Hiftory, &amp;c. Li: 450. 


Of the Re¢tor Church Wardens, &amp;c. of the Parifh of Saint Martin Outwich, London, fora Bill to 
rebuild their Parifh Church, LI. 522. 


Of the Lancafter Canal Company, fora Bill to enable His Majefty to make a Grant of certain 
Lands for the purpofes of the A&amp; paffed for Ditto, LI. 554. 


Of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. within the Parifh of Saint Martin in the Fields, for the Commi'ffioners ; 
&amp;c. of the Salt Office removed to Somerfet Place, to be flill affeffed to the Land Tax in Saint 
Martin’s, LI. 569. 


Of Edward Manning, Commander of the Pitt; in the Service of the Eaft India Company, for 
authorizing the Corhmiffioners of the Stamps, to ftamp a Note drawn on an improper Stamp, 
LI. 594: 


Of Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;c. Subfcribers to the Veterinary College for further Affiftance, LI. 
668.—LIII. 563:—LV. 352. 


Of Freeholders,"8ec. of the County of Flint, refpecting that Election, LU. 150. 


Of Jacob John Whittington; Efquire; for an Inclofure; his firft Petition for Ditto Being only figned 
by an Agent and withdrawn, &amp;c: LI. 350. 


Of Sir Thomas Parkyns, Baronet, &amp;c. for an Inclofure of the Commons, &amp;c. in Bunny, in the 
County of Nottingham; the Agreement for Dittonot being made fooner, LII. 394. 


Of John Foote, and others, relative to a Debt due to the Crown, from John Yeldham, and for 
Sale of his Eftates, &amp;c. LI 403. 


Of the Juftices of the Peace aéting for the County Palatine of Lancafter, for a Bill to Direé the 
holding of an Annual Seffion for the County, &amp;c. LII. 454. 


Of the Lecturers or Evening Preachers of London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. relative to a more regu- 
lar Payment of fome Stipend for them, LI. 575: 


Of John Palmer, Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Poft Office, for Money relating to 
Public Service, Compenfation, &amp;c. LI. 579. 581. 


Of feveral Perfons, Owners and Matters of Ships, &amp;c. for Relief from a late Decifion of a Court 
of Law, refpecting Owners being anfwerable for Loffes, &amp;c. LU. 611. 


Of Commiffioners of the Land Tax aéting for Offices executed in Weftminfter Hall, to be enabled 
to charge the Commiffioners of the Tax Office, &amp;c. to the Land Tax in that Diftrict, notwith- 
ftanding their being removed to Somerfet Place; LU. 658, 


Of Thomas Macklin, of Fleet Street, London, -Printfeller ; for a Bill to enable him to difpofe of 
certain Paintings by way of Chance, &amp;c. Lil. 674. 

Of Owners, &amp;c. of Land adjoining the River Tweed, for a Bill to rebuild, &amp;c. Kelfo Bridge, 
Lill. 434+ 


Of the Company of Proprietors of Rochdale Canal Navigation, relative to certain Lands in 
Halifax Parifh, Lil. 528. 


Of Ditto, Proprietors of Northam Bridge, for a Bill to amend an A&amp; paffed for building Ditto, 
LUI. 538. . : 


Of the Corporation of Liverpool, &amp;c. for providing fuitable Floating Batteries, &amp;c. for Pro- 
tection of the Harbour, Town, &amp;c; LIII. 620. 


Of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands for a Bill to explain and amend an Aé for inclofing Morton, Walkrith, 
&amp;c. Open Pafture, LIV. 317. 


Of Mafter Millwrights, for a Bill to prevent unlawful Combinations of their Workmen, and to 
regulate their Wages, LIV. 405. 


Inpex XLYI, to LV. (1790—1800.) gI a Of 





Petitions &gt; j after the Time limited, and Leave given, &amp;c.. 








sé 


VIl. 


115. 
116. 
117. 


VIII. 
118. 
119. 


120, 
12]. 


122. 


123. 


[X. 


124. 


125. 


126. 












For Leave to prefent Petitions for Private Bills, 


Of Merchants, 8c. of London and Southwark, for a Bill to improve the Port of London, from 4 
Plan of R: Dodd, Engineer, LIV. 501. 


Of Truftees of the Road leading from the Turnpike Road at or near Buckland, in the County of 
Berks, for a Bill to continue Act for repairing Ditto, &amp;c. LIV. 544. 


Of feveral Perfons interefted in an intended Inftitution for Infurance of Lives, &amp;c. to be called 
the Globe Infurance Office, for a Bill to Incorporate them, LIV. 595. 


Of William Afhforth, and others, for return of a Subfcription to a Loan in 1796, ‘forfeited for 
not making good other Payments, LIV. 603. 


Of the Truftees of the Road leading from the Ryeway, in Yarpole Parifh, in the County of 
Hereford, to Prefteigne, in the County of Radnor, &amp;c. LV. 331. 


Of Simon Payne, Efquire, for a Bill for an Inclofure at Uphill in the County of Somerfet, 
LV. 349- 


Of Truftees for repairing the County of Surrey Roads, for a Bill to enlarge the Term, and Powers, 
of certain Aéts of Parliament, LV. 402. 


Of William Devaynes, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and the Committee appointed by the Sub- 
{cribers to the Relief of the Induftrious Poor of London, &amp;c. LV. 562: 


Of William Earl of Errol, for difcharging his Eftate of Mumrills from a difputed Claim of a Debt 
fuppofed due to the Crown, LV. 575. 


Of the London Flour, Bread, &amp;c. Company for a Bill to incorporate them, LV. 599. 
Of the Regenerating Paper Company, for a Bill to incorporate them, LV. 635. 


A Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition ordered to lie on the Table, viz. 
Relating to Brighthelmftone Poor, LV. 559. 


Petitions withdrawn, zz. 


Withdrawn generally, XLVII. 730.—XLVIII. 220.—XLIX. 218. LII. 95.—LIII, 487. 
Withdrawn as containing only Obfervations on Petitions before prefented, LI. 193. 
A Paper ftated to be a Petition, withdrawn, LI. 193. 

See Clettions.—Alfo infra, 264. &amp;c. 


Petitions refufed to be brought up, rejected, &amp;c. vz. 


Of certain Inhabitants of the Town of Nottingham and its Neighbourhood, XLVIII. 248. 


Of certain Merchants, Importers and dealers in Foreign Wines, againft the propofed Augmenta- 
tion of Duties on the Stock of Foreign Wines, L. 297. 


Of George Hunt, Efquire, relating to Bodmin Election, XLVI. 62. 
Of feveral Apothecaries after being referred toa Committee to examine, &amp;c. rejected, LI. 483. 


From feveral Seamen of Newcaftle and Shields, not received, it not being recommended from the 
Crown, XLVIII. 278. 


Of John Palmer, Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Poft Office, for Money relating to 
Public Service, not received, it not being recommended by the Crown, LII. 579. 


Of Paul Thomas Lemaitre, relative to the Habeas Corpus Bill, rejected, LV. 907. 
See Debates, 30. 49.—Infra, 155. &amp;c. 


Petitions recommended by the King, zz. 


Of Fifhermen and Adventurers in the Pilchard Fifheries of Cornwall and Devon, and alfo of the 
Fifheries in Cornwall, for Bounties to be continued, &amp;c. XLVI. 219. 220.—-LII. 295. 296. 


See Fisheries, 2. 

Of Wardens, &amp;c. of Dover Harbour, for a Bill to make further Provifion for its Support, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 237. Alfo a Petition of feveral Merchants, Owners, and Commanders of Ships and 
Veffels, &amp;c. relative to Ditto, 262. Petition of Wardens, &amp;c. of Dover Harbour renewed, 
XLVII. 470. See Harbours, 16. 


Of Doétor Cuthbert Gordon, for his Indemnification-and Remuneration relative to his Art of dyeing 
Colours, XLVI. 241. 


—— of Cornwall for Encouragement in the Mackarel Fifhery, L. 109. 














See Difraveries. 


127. Of 





128. 


129. 


130. 


135. 


136. 


137. 


139. 


140. 


I4I. 


142. 


143: 


144. 


145- 


147. 


148. 





{npsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Of feveral Perfons of the Counties of Invernefs, Rofs, &amp;c. for Affiftarice out of the unexhaufted 
Balance in Scotland, arifing from the forfeited Eftates, towards building Bridges over the Rivers 
Bewley, Conon, and Helmfdale, XLVI. 242:—XLVII. 518.—XLVIII. 276.—XLIX. 289. 


Of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, for Affiftance in the Support of 
their Forts, &amp;c. XLVI. 262.—-XLVI. 404.—XLVIII. 364.—XLIX. 119.~—L. 109.—LI. 119. 
—LIl. 226.—LIll. 127.—LIV. 608.—LV. 761. See fupra, 74. 75. 


Of Robert Ferrier, Attorney, relative to an Arrear of Salary due to Gabriel Johnfton, Efquire; 
formerly Governor of North Carolina, from the Crown, XLVI. 560. See /upra, 3. 








Of feveral Perfons, Inhabitants of America, driven from their Families in confequence of their 
Attachment to the Britifh Government, praying for Compenfation, &amp;c. XLVI. 240. See 
jupra, 2. 

Of Niel Mac Lean, late a Captain in the late 84th Regiment, a Loyalift in the late Province of 
New York, XLVII. 522.——See /upra, 2. 





Of Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, for a Reward upon his Difcovering the Principles of a Time 
Keeper invented by him, XLVII. §21.—XLVIII. 246. See Longitude. 


Of Jofeph Smith, John Kettle, and others, for Relief and Affiftance in rebuilding a Proteftant 
Diffenting Chapel at Birmingham, deftroyed by Riots, XLVII. 823. See fupra, 17. 


Of His Majefty’s Juftices of thé Peace ating in and for the Eaftern Divifion of the County of 
Suffex, for Money in the Hands of the Treafurer of the faid Divifion, raifed but not applied on 
Account of the Militia, to be carried to the General Public Stock of the faid Eaftern Divifion, 
XLVII. 523.—XLVIII. 263. See Militia, 1. and infra, 143. 


Of Thomas Quayle, Efquire, Agent of the Houfe of Keys, of the Ifle of Man, relative to the 
Repair of Douglas Harbour there, XLVII. 1065. See fupra, 80: 














Of the Truftees of the Britifh Mufeum, for further Support; XLVIII. 245.—LI. 239.—LIII. 422. 
LV: 287. See fupra, 83. 84. 


Of John Arkley and others, Affignees of the Eftate and Effects of Jofeph Freeman and Thémas 
Grace, Bankrupts, for a Bill to effectuate the Sale of certain Premifes in or near Saint James’s 
Square, XLIX. 150.—See €gtates, 4. 


Of the Governor and Company of Merchants of England, trading to the Levant Seas, for Affiftance, 


XLIX. 176.—LI. 371.—LU. 352.—LIU 151. 440.—LIV. g2.—LV. 351. See /upra, 
81. 82. 








. Ofthe Right Honourable Anthony James Earl of Newburgh, Vifcount Kinnard, &amp;c. for His 


Miijefty to be enabled to grant the Eftates of the late Anthony James Earl of Newburgh, &amp;c. 
to the Petitioner, XLIX. 268. See Cgtates Forfeited. 


Of John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, on Behalf of himfelf, his Mother, and Two Sifters, for a Bill 
to enable the Lords of the Treafury to inquire into the Matters of his Petition, &amp;c. XLIX. 269. 
See Cstates, 3- 


Of Matthew Baillie and Everard Home, Truftees, under the Will of Doétor John Hunter, de- 
ceafed, relative to the Sale of his Collection of Natural Hiftory, xLix. 290.-LI. 450.—— 
See /upra, 60. Z 





Of the Prefident and Members of the Board of Agriculture, for a fimilar Grant of Money as in the 
Year preceding, XLIX. 452. For 17953 L. 172. For 1796; LI. 371. For 17973 
LI. 352.——For 1798 5 Lill. 293.—For 1799 5 LIV. 205.——For 1800 5 LV. 185.——See 
Supra, 76. 77: : ; 

Of feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Derby, relative to the appropriating unap- 
plied Money raifed for the Militia, towards raifing, embodying, &amp;c. Troops within ‘the faid 
County, L. 108. Of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County of Stafford, for the like Pur- 
pofe, 342. See Militia, 2. 3. 


Of John Earl of Upper Offory, Duke of Buccleugh, and others, relative to Common Rights, and 
divers Coppices, Woods, &amp;c. in Geddington Chafe, and Rockingham Foreft, L. 139. 
Crown Lands, 2. 


Of fundry Noblemen and others, Subfcribers to an Inftitution called the Veterinary College, 
L.163.—LI. 668.—LII. 300.—LIII. 563.—LIV. 176-—LV. 352. See fupra, 86. 


Of Colonel Duncan Macpherfon, of Cluny, relative to a Debt on forfeited Eftates in Scotland, 
LL. 164. See Stotland, 52.: 


Of Thomas Baucutt Mafh, refpecting Money in the Exchequer, for the Sale of certain Lottery 
Tickets, L. 446. See fupra, 45: 


Of George Charnberlaine, Efquire, and others, Devifees in Truft, named in the Will of Benjamin 
Bond Hopkins late of Painfhill, in the County of Surry, Efquire, relative to certain Parcels of 
Land belonging to His Majefty, L. 500.———See Croton Lands, 3- 


























See 














149. OF 










149. 






























ie 


150. 


151. 


152. 


353- 


154. 


¥55- 


156. 





X. 


XII. Queftions Negative relating to Petitions, oz. 


Petitions ; Recommended by the King, - 


ee ome 











Of Henry Earl of Exeter, John Earl of Weftmorland, and George Finch Hatton, Efquire, and 
others, for Bills to enable His Majefty to grant all the Eftate remaining in Him in certain Hays, 
or Walks of Rockingham Foreft, &amp;c. LI. 369. 370. See Crown Lands, 4. 


Of Planters and others, of His Majefty’s Iflands of Saint Vincent and Grenada, for further Time 
to be allowed for paying Inftalments, and for further Affiftance not exceeding the Amount 
originally allotted by Parliament, LII. 210. For further Time to be given, Liv. 61. 
For further Time, LV. 27. Of William Mac Dowall, Efquire, for further Time, 170. 
Of Planters, &amp;c. for further Time, LV. gor. 














Of the Eaft India Company, for a Bill to be enabled to pay the Expences of Two Regiments of 
Infantry for the Defence of their Houfe and Warehoufes, &amp;c. LII. 260. 


Of John Foote, of London, Banker, and others, for a Bill to difcharge the Eftates of John Yeld- 
ham from a Debt owing to the Crown, by Sale of the Eftates, &amp;c. LIl. 403. 


Of the Company of Proprietors of the Rochdale Canal Navigation, to be exempt from any Forfeiture 
to the Crown, or the Laws of Mortmain, relative to certain Lands in the Parith of Halifax, 
LIIl. 529. 


Of David Cleghorn, Brewer in Edinburgh, for an Alteration relative to the Two-penny Scots 
Duty on Ale brewed in Edinburgh, Lill. 600. 


Of Minifter, Church Wardens, &amp;c. of Saint Margaret, Weftminfter, for Aid and Affiftance in 
repairing their Church, LIV. 160. 


Of Ifaac Pickering, Efquire, of Fox Leafe, in the County of Southampton, for His Majefty to be 
enabled togrant him a Leafe of certain Wafte Lands in New Foreft, &amp;c. LIV. 198. 


Of William Athforth, and others, relative to certain Scrip Receipts forfeited to Government, 
LIV. 604. 


Memorial of Sir Charles Grey, and Earl Saint Vincent, relative to certain American Ships taken at 
Martinique, LIV. 665. 


Of Merchants of Liverpool and Lancafter, having large Quantities of Weft India Produce, which 
they cannot difpofe of, and praying for an iffue of Exchequer Bills, LV. 27. 


Of Paul Benfield, Efquire, for facilitating the Sale of his Eftates in the Counties of Hertford and 
Dorfet, LV. 286. 


Of William Foden, of the City of Canterbury, for a Recompence on his Difcovery of a Method 
of making Size to fave Wheat Flour, &amp;c. LV. 474. 


Of John Davis, for a Recompence for his Difcovery of a Method of cleaning and purifying damaged 
and {mutty Wheat, LV. 529. 


Of William Earl of Errol, for difcharging his Eftate of Mumrills from a difputed Claim of a Debt 
fuppofed due to the Crown, LV. 576. 


Petitions confented to by the King, zz. 


Of John Earl of Upper Offory, relative to his Right to divers Coppices, Woods, &amp;c. in the Foreft 
of Rockingham, XLIX. 245. See Crown Lands, 2. 


Of the Lancafter Canal Company, for a Bill to enable His Majefty to make a Grant of certain 
Lands for the Purpofe of carrying into Execution the A&amp;t of 32 Geo. III. Li. 554. 
Pabvigations, 5. 


For His Confent to Inclofures, &amp;c. 








See 





See Willg, 99. &amp;c. 


XI. A Petition reported to be vexatious, vz. 


Of John Horne Tooke, Efquire, XLVI. 154. 
See Clectiong, 22. &amp;c. 


XII. Inftructions to Committees on Petitions relating to, vz. 


To ¢onfider and report to the Houfe, why a Petition which purported to be figned on a certain Day, 
was not fooner prefented to the Houfe, XLVII. 515. 


To fit and proceed upon certain Petitions on a particular Day at Twelve o’Clock, XLIX. 289. 


To their being brought up, viz. 
Of. George Hunt, Efquire, XLVI. 63. 
Of certain Inhabitants of Nottingham, &amp;c. XLVIII. 248. 





























T57- 


159- 
160. 
161. 
162. 


163. 


164. 


165- 


166. 


167. 


168. 


169. 








Petitions; ee Negative. —Orders, Refolutions, and 
5 


Incidental Proceedings. 





Of Inhabitants of ‘the Town and Neighbourhood of Sheffield, XLVIII. 723. 
Of the Honourable John Olmius, XLVI. 843. 


Of certain Merchants, &amp;c. againft the new Duty on Wines, &amp;c. upon Stock in Hand, L. 297. 
Of Edward Marcus Defpard, Efquire, LIV: 198. 


Jo their being laid on the Table, viz. 
Of Paul Thomas Lemaitre, LV. 907. 
See Clectiong, 226. &amp;c. 


Io referring them to Committees to examine, &amp;c. viz. 


Petition of certain Electors of the City and Liberty of Weftminfter, relative to a Mr. Geots~ 
Smith, and other Matters refpecting Elections for Ditto, ‘xLVII. 778. 


Jo referring them to the Confideration of Committees, viz. 
Relative to the internal Government of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVI. 654. 
——_—-— toa Reform in Parliament, XLVIII. 749. 


To referring them to Committees to report the Matter thereof, viz. 
Of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London refpecting the Duty on Coals, XLVIL. 397: 


Jo referring them to Committees of the whole Hou/e, viz. 
On Bills, viz. 


Relative to the Government and Trade of India; “ Petition of Merchants, Traders, &amp;c. con- 
** cerned in the Preparation and finithing of Woollens of the Devonfhire and Exeter 


” Fabrics ; ” XLVIII. 779. 
To referring them to Selec Committees, viz. 
On Bills, viz. 


Relative tothe Drainage of Bedford Level ; “* Petition for Provifion to be mate for the Reim&lt; 
“ burfement of certain Expences by oppofing a former Bill;” LI. 197. 


For niaking Wet Docks at the Port of London, &amp;c.; ‘ Petition of the Wardens, 8c. of the 
“© Fifhmongers Company, againft Ditto;” LIL sgt. 


To referring Petitions, Accounts, &amp;c. of a former Parliament, to the Confideration of 


a Committee, viz. 
Relating to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVII. 711. 





Jo their being confidered on particular Days.——Sce Ciettiong, 226. 


To Hearing Coun/fel on Petitions, viz. 
Relative to Stockbridge Eleétion ; Bill to prevent Bribery, &amp;c. XLVIII. 630. 
To deferring a Report and appointing Counfel, on a Petition read again, againfta Bill, XLVIII. 8 30. 


To difcharging Orders for confidering Petitions, viz. 
Inverkeithing, &amp;c. Burghs Election, LII. 396. 


To admitting Counfelin Support of Allegations of former Petitions, viz. 
Relative to the Royal Burghs in Scotland, XLVI. 750. 


XIV. Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings, relating to 


¥7% 


171. 


Petitions, v7z. 


Times for receiving Petitions for Private Bills limited, XLVI. 46.—XLVIL. 18.=—XLVII, 15.— 
XLIX. 19.-—L, Bn—LL 16.—LIl. 20.—LIU. 37-—LIV. 9.—LvV. 48. The Order was not 
made in the Seffion beginning 11th November 1800. See jupra, 88. &amp;c. 


enlarged, XLVI. 226:—-XLVII. 457. §02.—=XLVIIL 264..-KLIX. 244.—LI. 248.— 
LI. 261.—LIII. 229.—LIV. 159. See fupra, 88. &amp;c. 











Inpzx XLVI. te LV. (1790—1800.) 9K Orders 









































” 


Petitions; Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental ‘Proceedings, 





Orders of the, Day for taking Petitions into Confideration, read. and proceeded. in, XLVI. 144.— 
Lil. 76. 86. 8&amp;c.——See €lections. 





Petitions of Agents received, viz. 


172: For Bills, &amp;c. XLVII. 1065.—XLVII. 824, 

173. ———— relative to Service of Orders, LI. 675.—LIV. 554. 

174. Againft Bills, XLVI. 331.—XLVII. 716.—L. 487. 

175. + againft the Abolition of the Slave Trade, XLVII. 631. 

176. Relative to Controverted Elections, Recognizances, &amp;c. XLVI. 136.—XLVII. 28. 
177. Agents Petitions to be confidered, XLVII. 28. 

178. —_—--—— referred to a Select Committee, XLVIII.: 824, 

179. —-++—++— toa Committee of ‘the whole Houfe on other Matters, XLVil. 63%. 
180. Petitions of Attorneys to Perfons, received, XLVI.- 560.—XLVIII. 411. 

181. of Stewards of Societies, XLVII. 490. 





Dewifees in Truft for Infants, &amp;c. their Petitions received, viz. 


182. For Bills, XLIX. 244.—L. 122. 500.—LI. 361. 

183. Againft a Bill, XLVIII. 651. 

184. Petitions of Prifoners, XLVII. 518.—XLIX. 588. 
See Debtors. 


Leffees for Lives, their Petitions received, viz. 
185. | Againft Bills, L. 426.—LI. 435. 490. 


Minors and Infants, Petitions received by their Guardians, viz. 
186. For a Bill, XLVII. 131. 
187. Againft Bills, XLVII. 516.—LV. 608. 


Trufiees, Guardians, &amp;c, Petitions, viz; 


188. For Bills, XLVII. 441.—XLVIII. 205.—LI. 9§0.—LII. .281.—LV. . 282- 

189. Againft Bills, XLVII. 767.—-XLIX. 346.—LV. 662. 

190. Guardians of the Poor Petitions, XLVI. 187. 231. 236.—XLVII. 698.—XLVIII. 158. 279.—~ 
LI. 91.—LII. 283. 350. 355. 362. 

191. ——— Elective Guardians of the Poor, XLVII. 698. 

192. Truftees of Roads, XLVI. 140. 141.—LII. 106. 302. 

193. Truftees and Creditors of Roads, XLVI. 152. 173--242. 403.—XLVII. 394. 553. 624.— 
L. 331. 443- 

194. Committees of Lunatics, XLVI. 202,—LII. 263.—LIV. 219.——Truftees, LI. 521. 





195. Commiffioners under Acts of Parliament, XLVIII. 181.—LI. 222. 


Petitions again read, Viz. 
And Counfel, &amp;c. permitted to be heard, viz. 
196. When Reports are received, XLVI. 581. , 





197. at ‘Liberty to be heard before Committees on Bills, XLVII. 754. 
198. ——_—— and heard, on the Second Reading of Bills, L. 339. 
and now heard on further confidering Reports, LUI. 576. 


199. Read again, and Notices not having been given, 8c. otder them to be given, XLVI. 294. 
a ————— and an Inftruction given, LIII. 367. 
200. —— and referred to Committees on Bills, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, XLVI. 169. 460.— 





XLVI. 452. 754.—XLVIII. 310.—XLIX. 162. 184. 309. 316. 431.—L. 382.—LI. 434- 
469. 642.—LIl. 75. 90. 377. 466.—LIII. 459.—LIV. 259. 385. 480. 556. 599.—LV. 311- 


20f..- ——y-—— or. a new Bill, former one being withdrawn, XLVII. 754. 


202. Read 





202. 


203. 


204. 


205. 


206. 


207. 


208; 


209. 


210. 


211. 


212. 


213. 


214. 


215. 


216. 


217. 


218. 


219. 


220. 


221. 


222. 


223. 


224. 


226. 
226. 


227. 


228. 


229. 


230. 


Inpex XLVI. 


Petitions ; Ordets, Refolutions, and Incidental Pro egeilings: 


Read again, and referred to Committees on Bills, and Inftructions given to make Provifion thereing 
&amp;c. XLVII. 687.—XLVIII. 635. 


and referred, and Voices given to all’ the Committee, &amp;c. XLVI. 317. 354.—LIII. 
eit 248. 531. 608. 


——-—— Ditto on aBill re-committed, LV. 615. 


eee 





and referred only to Committees on Bills, LI. §72.—LII. 125. 752. 


—and referred, and Orders given to the Committee to admit other Names in the Bill 
(Naturalization), XLVII. 507. 








and referred to a Commiteée of the whole Houfe on a Bill re-committed, and Counfel 
ordered, XLVII. 718. 








and referred to Committees of the whole Houfé to confider théreof, LI. 504.+— 
LI. 411. 





L. 557- 


and a Cornmittee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider Acts mentioned therein, 


and referred to Select Committees on other Petitions, XLVIIM. 316.—LIII. 437.— 
LIV. 606. 


Be 





on Ditto, and Counfél ordered, &amp;c. LI. §54. 
and referred to Sele€&amp;t Committees on other Matters, XLVII. 772: 


and referred to Select Comimittees to examine, &amp;c. XLVI. 355. 392.—XLVII. 381. 
634. 674. 748.—XLVIII. 257. 309. 367:.—XLIX. 355. 473- 636.—L. 111. 166. 372. 494. 
LI. 385. 429. 502. 572.—-LII. 438. 479. 569.—-LIIl. 616. 652.—LIV. 474.—LV. 1744 
273+ 377+ 394- 397- 420. 481. 531. 532: 
Read again on being taken into Confideration, XLVII. 381. 








and Report thereon, on the Report being further confidered, L. 615. 





and Reports thereon, and Bills ordered, LIV. 696.—LV. 446. 








in: Proceedings before the Houfe, XLVIII. 830.—-XKLIX. . 296. 463.—LIIIL 367.—, 
LV. 548: 





—— Ditto of a former Seffion, XLVII. 381. 


———-~ 





and a Report of a Committee on the Petition; and the Petition again referred toa 
_ Seleé&amp;t Committee, to examine fo much thereof as relates to particular Parts, XLVI. 231. 


and fo much of the Report as relates to a particular Petition re-committed, LIL. 52. 
on the Second Reading of a Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. heard, L. 338. 


——-—— and Bills ordered in upon them, &amp;c. XLVIII. 666.—XLIX. 428.—L: 565: —LII. 289. 
LIV. 89. 186. 178. 489. S01. 696.—LV. 31. 627. go6. 





and a Motion made for a Bill to ‘be now read Second Time, and diheiiia for Six 
Months, &amp;c. XLVI. 291. 


and to lie on the Table till the Second ‘Reading of ‘Bills, ,and Counfel ordered, XLVI. 
61.—-L. 174.—LI. 445.——LIl. 454.—LIV. 79. 


——-—— Ditto on Bills being withdrawn, and new Bills prefenited, &amp;c. Li. 445. 








—_—— 





Ditto until Reports are received from Committees on Bills, and Counfel ordered, 
XLVI. 865.—Lil. 468.—LIII. 550. 


Ditto when Reports of Bills are to be taken into further Confideration, XLVI. 693. 


Ditto when Ditto, and Counfel ordered, XLVI. 359.—XLVIII. 707.—LIII. 5$4.— 
LIV. 604.—LV. 694. ' 





and a Motion for an Addrefs agreed to thereon, XiLVII. 108g. 
———--———- and negative a Motion for Leave to bring ina Bill, XLIX. 463. 


and negative a Motion for the Confideration of a Report on a Bill to be deferred, and 
for ordering Petitioners to be heard by Counfel, XLVIM1. 830. 


———_—___— 








and negative Motions for referring them to Committees to examine, &amp;c. XLVII. 778 
XLVIII. 397. 


and an Aét read, and negative a Motion for immediately going into a Committee of the 
whole Houfe thereupon, XLYI. 550. 


and Orders for bringing in Bills thereon difcharged, and the Petitions referred to Com- 
mittees to examine, &amp;c. L. 166. 494.—LI. 222. 385.—LV. 553. 


—_——— 





to LV. .(1790—1800,) 231. Read 














Petitions, ‘Orders, Refolutioiis, and fncidencal Proceedings. | 











231. Read again, and Orders for referring Petitions to Committees difcharged, and Bills ordered, Lil. gt. 
LIII. 299. Ditto Parts of Petitions, L. 353. 


































232. ———-——— and Refolutions come to in cafe of any renewed Application in the following Seffion, 
XLIX. 571.—LI. 783.—LII. 738.—LIII. 679. 701.—LIV. 729. 


Reading Petitions, Viz. 
In Part read, and interrupted, viz. 
233: By Members taking the Oaths, XLVII. 785. 


Read on the Second Reading of Bills, viz. 





234. On hearing Counfel on Ditto, XLVI. 275. 390.—XLVII. 756.—XLVIII. 631. 667.~—XLIX, 
202. 272. 390.—L. 338. 593.—-LV. 370. 

235. Read on Reports of Bills being made and confidered, XLVI. 344. 374- 630.—XLVIII. 921. 

236. ———— on the Third Reading of Bills, XLVI. 663.—XLVIII. 618.—LIV. 481. 

237. on Petitions being taken into Confideration, XLVII. 381.—XLVHI. 198. 250. 630. 718. 


g21.—L. 143. 338.—LI. 526.—LIII. 659. 











238. and Order for Bill; and Order difchgrged and another Order made, LIII. 434. 
39. on other Petitions being taken into Confideration, XLVII. 381. ’ ; 
240. on Reports of Bills being taken into further Confideration, and Counfel, &amp;c. heard, XLVI. 
460.—XLVHL 718.—LII. 719.—=LUl. 570. 576. 614. 
242. prefented in a former Seffion read in Proceedings of the Houfe,-XLVII. 38r. 





Petitions referred to Committees, viz. 
Of the whole Houfe, viz. 


243. Appointed to confider particular Matters, XLVI. 389—XLVII. 528. 529. 532. 535. 542. 


548. 553. 558. 580. 589. 602, 622. 628. 631.633. 637. 709. 723. 736. 743.—XLVIIIL.-451. 
—XLIX. 422.—L. 560.—LI. 190.—LV. 404. 409. 414. 416. 418. 444. 452,. 


Petitions prefented in a former Parliament, XLVI. 149. 














244. 
245 Petitions that have been prefented during the fame Seffion, XLVII. 529. 
246. To confider the Petitions referred, XLVI. 229. 246, 
247. On Bills brought in on the Petitions, XLVIII. 731. 
248. And Inftruétion to make Provifion in Bills relative thereto, XLVII. 447. 
249. Praying for Provifion in Bills referred to Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, XLVI. 299.— 
XLVII. 542. 623.—LII. 688. 692. “ii 
250. On Bills from the Lords, XLVIII. 627.—XLIX. 598. 
Petitions againft Bills referred to Committees, viz. 
251. Of the whole Houfe on Bills, XLVI. 201. 459.—-XLVII. 542. 623. 785.—XLVIII. 447. 687. 
731.—XLIX. 593. 598.—L. 435. 562.—LI. 689.—LIV. 402. 497.—LV. 690. 
252. ——— on Bills re-committed, XLVI. 181. 201, 209. 264. 273. 299. 341. 396. 555.— 
XLVI. 718.—L. 220. 225. 226. 227. 228.—LI. 152. 677.—LIl. 545. 553. 
2.53 ———— on Ditto again re-committed, XLVI. 376. 380. 388. 416. 429. 445. 467. 469. 555. 
254. ———_——— and to be heard by Counfel on Bills committed, XLVI. 463.—xXLYVIII. 687. 714.— 
LU. 689.—LIII.—624. 687. 693. 
255. ————— and Ditto on Bills again re-committed, XLVI. 373. 429. 
2.56. ——_——— and to be heard by Counfe] or Agents on Bills re-committed, XLVII. 769.—LII. 548. 
574. 602. 
257. and to be heard by themfelves, Agents, or Counfel, on Bills committed, XLIX. 354.— 
L. 418.—LI. 525.—LII. 474.—LIV. 404. 420. 
Ditto on Bills re-committed, LI. 558. 
" 268. ———-———. and to be heard by themfelves or Counfel on Bills committed, L. 435. 
259 ————— Ditto on Bills re-committed, XLVI. 170. 
Petitions againft Bills, ordered to lie on the Table, viz. 
260. Until Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills are received, XLVI. 458.—LIV. 402. 


261. Until 












261. 


262. 
263. 


264. 


265. 
266. 


267. 
268. 
269. 
270. 
271. 


272. 


2.73. 


274 


275- 


276. 
2.77: 


278. 


279 
280. 


281. 


283. 


284. 





Petitions; Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental P 


Petitions againft Bills referred to Selec? Committees on Bills, viv. 


Inprx xivI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9 L 


Until Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills.are received, and Counfel, 8c. or- 
dered, XLVI. 331. 640.—XLVIII. 697,—XLIX. 565. 


Until Reports from Ditto are taken into further Confideration; LU. 279. 327. 343. 346. 350: 
355- 362. 372. 377+ 423. 5h . 
——Ditto and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, XLVI. 194: 


—— Ditto praying to be heard by Counfel, to lie on the Table until Reports are taken into further 
Confideration only, XLVII. 702.—LIL. 284. 313. 323. 333. 343- 358- 372+ 377+ 397: 


Withdrawing, Sc. Petitions, viz. 


Petitions for Leave to withdraw them which were prefented for Bills, ot tobe at Liberty to be heard 
by Counfel, &amp;c. againft them; to lie onthe Table, xLvul. 712. 745s 


for Names to be withdrawn, and to be heard againft Bills, XLVII. 441. 


for Names to be expunged from Petitions, or the Petitions to be withdrawn; referred to . 
the Committee on the Petition complained of, L. 238. 


Petitions withdrawny viz. 


After being referred to a Committee, and Counfel ordered, XLVII. 730. 

After a Bill ordered thereon, the Petition being only figned by an Agent, LU: 325. 
After being referred to a Committee toexamine, &amp;c. XLIX, 218, 

Eleétion Petitions, XLVIIM: 220.—LII. 95.—LIII. 487.——_See Clettions. 


Motions relative to Petitions withdrawn, viz. 
For bringing them up, XLVIII. 739.—LIV. 378. 


For bringing up a printed Petition, XLVIII. 739. 
For their being laid on the Table only, L. 238.-—LI. 190: 


That the Houfe having received Petitions, &amp;c. relative to particular Matters, and ordered 
Accounts and Papers thereon, it is incumbent on the Houfe to proceed to the Exami- 
nation of fuch Accounts and Papers, &amp;c. XLVII. 711. 


For referring them to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 447. 
For Petitioners being allowed to amend their Petitions by the Votes of the Houfe, xLvIt. 381. 
For their being heard by themfelves or Counfel on Petitions, LI. 467. 


A Paper ftated to be a Petition but only addreffed to a Member, and containing Obfervations, 
with a Requeft to lay it before the Houfe, offered to be prefented, and with Leave, withdrawn, 
LI. 193. 
See Post Dffire, 1. 


Petitions referred to Selec? Committees, viz. 


To thofe appointed to examine other Petitions, XLVI. 58. 192. 232, 262. 405. 431. 657-— 
XLVII. 108. 128. 382. 404. 449. 450. 464. 509. SII. 514. 543. 570. 597.—XLVIII. 
244. 250. 280. 316. 439. 464.—-XLIX. 126. 148. 185. 201. 240. 324.—L. 122. 149. 
150. 238.—LI. 372. 389. 554.—LII. 296. 328. 333.—LIII. 239. 247. 250 299. 313. 
315. 340. 437-—LV. 397. 398. 401. 408. 413. 422. 445. 446. 

To thofe appointed to examine a Report on a Petition, XLVII. 694. 

To thofe appointed to inquire, &amp;c. into particular Matters, XLVI. 143. 178. 193. 199. 219.— 
Lill. 485.-——LIV. 170. 501. 532. 537—LV. 804. 828. 864. 898. 923. 

To thofe appointed to confider particular Matters, LI. 36. 89. 118. 133. 173. 205. 246. 250. 
252. 271. 294. 523. : 

appointed to confider Controverted Elections, XLVI. 383.—XLVII. 536.—Lu. 14. 18. 
39.—LIIl. 41. 180. 240. 

— Ditto Rights of Elections, XLVIL. 536—XLVIU. 75. 83. 86. 194. 622.—L. 221: 

See Corn and Grain, 9.—Clestions, (The Table) —oufe, 74. 


‘To Committees of the whole Houfe.~——See /upra, 243. 251. 





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And to be heard by themfelves or Counfel, XLVI. 294. 303. 373. 387. 404. 413. 432. 462. 
463. 557-—XLVII. 594. 579. 590. 599- 602. 618. 619. O25: 636. 639: 716. 730. 751.— 
XLVIIL 136; 192. 235. 290. 318. 388. 409. 626. 635. 646. 668. 676. 681. 808.—XLIX. 


156. 211. 228, 371. 373. 394. 481. 501. 542.—L. 331. 417. 427. 430. 434. 443. 445. 
4 2. 




















































285. 
286. 


287. 


288. 


289. 


290. 
2916 


292. 


293. 


294. 


295. 


296. 
297. 


298. 
299. 


300. 


302. 


393- 
304. 


(ttOMG ;) Orders, Refolutions, and Incidental Proceedings. 





305 


462: 488. 598.—LI. 448. 452. 498. 628.—LII. 306. 348. 395. 410. 416. 442. 670. 692. 
—LIIL. 465. 496.—LIV. 260. 420. 542.—LV. 305. 375. 475- 513+ 529- 662. 
=u.5 fach’as defire to be heard by themfelves or Counfel, XLVIII. 192. 
«.— Ladies permitted to be heard by themfelves, or Counfel on their Petitions, XLIX. 228.— 
Ls 305. 
—— Ditto by their Counfel or Agents, Lil. 128. | 
——Ditto on Petitions where other Perfons petition with them, XLVI.’ 569.—XLVIII. 402. 
441.—XLIX. 219.—L. 283. y 
—— Agents to be heard by themfelves or Counfel for their Principals, XLVII. 716. 
And to be heard by Counfel, Agents and Witneffes, LI. 411. 646.-—LIII. 459. 574.—LV. 253. 
. 585- 450. 
by Counfel, Solicitor, and Witnefles, LIII. 567. 
And to be heard by themfelves, Agents, or Counfel, XLVII. 625. 802.—XLVIII. 619.—XLIX. 
310. 332. 354. 468.—L. 346.—LI. 556. 558.—LII. 277. 288. 306. 322. 342. 361. 420. 


429. 437-—LII. 536.—LIV. 192. 327. 380. 390. 391. 401. 407. 409. 411. 480. 489. 
491+ 542. 565.—LV. 306.——See Counfel, 4. 





-And to be heard by Counfel or Agents, XLVI. 345.—L. 236. 365. 381. 411. 450. 453. 


—LI. 301. 469.—LII. 90. 128.” 267. 350. 415. 463.—LIII. 496. 536.—LIV. 172. 257. 
299. 409.—LV. 327. 480. 581.——-See Counfel, 4. 


And to be heard by Counfel, XLVI. 466.—XLVH. 595. 605. 607. 630. 678. 708. 754. 767. 
808.—XLVIII. 147. 302. 411. 652. 680. 823.—XLIX. 221. 224. 375. 383. 389. 431. 
468.—L. 91. 95. 283. 406. 415. 466. 468.—LII. 336. 358. 370. 411. 416. §89.-—LIII. 
173- 365. 384. 568.—LIV. 189. 505. 519. 657.=-LV. 232. 244. 

And to be heard by themfelves or Agents, L. 308. 

by themfelves, their Counfel, Agents, and Witneffes, LV. 265. 419. 608. 659. 


And only exprefied to be heard, LI. 617.—LII. 391. 


Petitions againft Bills referred to Sele&amp;t Committees on Bills re-committed, viz. 
And to be heard by themfelves, Counfel, or Agents, LII. 641. 666. 
Petitions againft Bills referred to Committees on Bills, &amp;c. only, XLVIII. 195. 216. 412. 800.— 
L. 326. 328. 440.—LII. 318. §94..645.—LIII. 485. 636.—LV. 219. 286. 355. 420. 454. 
-—— on Bills re-committed, XLVI. 396. 
~——- and Voices given to all the: Members of the Committee, XLVIII. 217. 350. 637. 





referred to a Committee ona Meflage refpecting a Bill, &amp;c. LV. 404. 





praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. referred only to Committees on Bills, XLVII. 700. 


Petitions againft Bills, &amp;c. ordered to lie on the Table only, XLVI. 167. 186. 204.—XLVII. 733. 
735. 745—XLVII. 253. 777. 780.—XLIX. 202. 305. 445.—L. 189. 326.—LI. 94. 
103. 109. 115. 189. 505. 688.—LII. 104. 434. 483. 536. 585. 598. 654.—LIV. 194. 
400. 408. 435.: 462. 

againft a particular Exemption in a Bill ; to lieon the Table, LI. 688. 


———— praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. ; to.lieonthe Table only, XLVI. 254.—XLVII. 385. 
713- 755-—XLVIII. 358. 653.—XLIX. 236. 261. 274. 347. 355. 395- 463. 542. 
546.—L. 219. 226. 306. 326.—LII. 433. 459. 544. 554. 591. 652. 689.—LIII. 
440. 520. 546.—LIV. 77. 432. 563. 706.—LV. 213. 300. 376. 


——— —_ Bills of Supply, &amp;c. ; to lie on the Table only, XLVI. 352.—XLIX. 463.—LI. 
688. 








praying for the Houfe to inftitute an Inquiry into the Subje&amp; Matter of particular Bills, 
to lie on the Table, XLVII. 733. 734. 735. 





until the Second Reading of Bills, XLVII. 708. 713. 715. 


Petitions againft Bills ordered to lie on the Table until Bills are brought in, XLVIII. 307. 315. 


praying to be heard by Countfel, &amp;c. ; tolie on the Table till Ditto, only, XLVIIL. 49. 
270.—L. 30, 156. 





Petitions againft Bills ordered to lie. on the Table until Bills are read Second Time only, XLVI. 
269. 277. 337- 414. 455-—XLVII. 570. 606. 688. 708. 713. 715.—XLVIIb 146. 
159. 160. 164. 353. 396. 766. 770. 776.—XLIX. 156. 372. 402. 418.—L. 267. 
| B36--LI. 383. 465. 472. 476. 496. 518. 559. 579. 590.—Lil. 120. 473—LIIL 
375- 383. 456. 585.—LIV. 497. 500. 


306. Petitions 





306. 


397- 


308. 


309- 


310. 


git. 


313- 


314. 


315. 


316. 
317- 


319. 
320. 


321. 


322. 
323- 
324+ 
325- 
326. 


ed 


328. 


Petitions; Orders; Refolutions; and Incidental Proceedings. 









Petitions praying to be heard by Counfel, until Bills are read Second Time, to lie on the Table onlys 
XLVI. 156. 439. 553-—XLVII. 423. 544. 571. 572. 582: 614. 630.—XLVIII. 124. 182-. 
303. 313. 411: 431. 630. 670. 687.—XLIX. 195. 293. 297. 337+ 404. 418.—L. 70. 103- 
405. 417. 487.—LI. 452. 467. 491- 520. 631.—LII. 63. 322. 346. 378. 448,—LIII: 

_ 265. 458. 685. 669.—LV. 603. 633. 755. : 

praying to be heard againft Bills to lie on the Table until Bills are read Second Time, and 

to be heard by themfelves, XLVII. 569. 








and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c: on Second Readings, XLVI. 262. 443:—XLVII. 385: 
527. 528. 546. 568. 569. 600. 639. 690. 694. 713. 717.+-XLVIII. 73. 74: 100. 
127. 132. 133. 144. 145. 165. 170. 195.°213. 340. 345. 357. 389: 395. 400. 
430. 437. 441. 442. 446. 450. 452. 616. 623. 634. 662. 766, 770. 808,—XLIX: 
156. 168. 207. 219. 225. 249. 260. 326. 327. 346. 360. 372. 390.—L. 93. 117% 
278. 283. 305+ 335- 359+ 457+ 502.—LI. 389. 425. 428. 431. 434 435- 439: 
445. 447. 448. 449. 453. 456. 465. 478. 479. 481. 483. 484. 518. 520.—LH. 
150. 219. 458. 463. 561. 633.—LHI. 512. 697.+-LIV. 76: 83. 84. 101. 150. 
153. 408. 428. 429. 471. 490-—-LV. 336. 462. 620, 626. 634.——See Countfel, 2. 

fuch as defire to be heard by Counfel, XLVI. 266. 272.—LI. 489. 





Petitions againft Bills ordered to lie on the Table until Reports from Committees on Bills are received 
only, XLVII. 779.—XLVIII. 285. LIl. 703.—LIII. 482. . 


praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. until Reports are teceived only; XLVII. 684. 
XLVIIL 422. 449. 822.—LIF. 678. 680.—LV. 339. 








a 





from Bills re-committed, only, LI. 703. 


and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered when Reports are received, XLVI. 385. 622. 640.— 
XLVII. 629. 637. 705. 827.—XLVIII. 772, 835.—XLIX. 565.—LII. 589. 614 
639.—LIII. 438.—LIV. 532.—LV. 602. See Counfel, 6. 7. 
— until Reports from Bills re-committed are received, and Counfel, 8c. ordered; XLVII. 
7°5- | 
Petitions againft Bills, 8c. ordered to lie on the Table, until Reports from Committees on 
Petitions are received, only, XLVII. 516.~—-KLVIIL. 615. 





praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. until Ditto, only, XLVI. 294: 


until Reports from Reports re-committed on Petitions are received, and Counfel, &amp;c. 
ordered, XLVIII. 313. 


Petitions againft Bills ordered to lie on the Table, until Reports from Committees on Bills are taken 
into further Confideration, only, XLVI. 370. 373.—-LII. 710. 711. 714. 719 723: 
praying to be heard by Counfel until Ditto, only, L. 293.—LI, 160.—LV. 606. 
and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. XLVI. 368. 452. 457.—XLVIII. 201.—XLIX. 564. 
L..537- 548. 551.—=LII. 163. 164. LI. §57. $60. 566. 569. 596. See Counfel, 7. 


until Bills are read Third Time only, XLVI. 653.—. 499.—LII. 552. 553.—LIV. 
705.—LV. 558. 





praying to be heard by Counfe} until Ditto, only, LV. 541. 727. 
and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. on Third Reading, LV. 731. See Counfel, 8. 


praying to be heard immediately, 8c. to lie on the Table till Ditto, and to be heard, 
only, LV. 730. 





Petitions againft Bills received and no Order made thereon, viz. 
At the Time of Second Reading of Bills, XLVI. 308.—XLVIM. 281.—XLIX« 545.~—LII. 661. 
of Third Reading of Bills, XLVI. 655. XLVIII. 695. 
on Motions for paffing Bills, XLVI. 608—LI. 178. 
of going into Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, XLV£4646.—XLIX. 571. 
on refuming the adjourned Confideration of Reports on Petitions, XLIX. 408, 


of taking Reports on Bills into further Confideration ; Bill-re-committed and the 
Petition referred, XLVI. 396. 


Petitions for Bills, &amp;c. ordered to lie on the Table only, XLVI. 146. 233. 307. 346. 661.— 
XLVII. 127. 243. 382. 423. 523.614. 802. 1065.—XLVIII. 186, 227. 363.412. 636. 822. 

' XLIX. 73. 145. 227. 396. 600.—LI. 381.—LII. 75. 221. 301. 463. 583.—LIIl. 116. 
230. 536. 616.—LIV. 5. 8. 49. 144. 201. 314. 608.—LYV. 27. 85. 171. 208. 343. 415. 
529. 646. 762. 826. gor. 923. 


For Bills, referred to Committees to whom Minutes of. Evidence relative to other Bills are 
referred, LIV. 501. 





Index XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) .- Petitions 








330- 
331. 
332 


333- 
334 


335» 
336. 


337&gt; 


338. 
339+ 


340. 
341. 


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342- 


343. 
344- 


346. 


347: 
348. 
349+ 


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Petitions, Orders, Refolutidns, and Incidental Proceedings. - 


345&gt;. 


Petitions for Bills referred to Committeés appointed to coutides Ads, LV. 712. 

to lie on the Table, after his Majefty’s Recommendation being fignified, XLVII. 518. 
—LIII. 127. 293. 563.—LIV. 92.,199. 

Petitions for Bills prefented a Secotid Time in the fame Seffion, and referred, 8c. XLIX. 176, 
276. 383.—LII. 350. 578. 


Ditto againft Bills, on hew Bills brought in, and referred to Committees on Bills, and 
Counfel ordered, XLVII. 766. 








Petitions in favour of Applications intended to be made for Bills; to lie onthe Table, only, 
XLVII. 49§.—XLVIIIL. 139. 173. 314. 


again{t Ditto to lie én the Table only, XLVI. 185.—XLIX. 202 eadtl, 598. 


againft Ditto, praying to be heard by Counfel, to lie on the 7 only, XLVIf. 385. 
—XLVII. 653.=-LIV. 544. 


to lie on the Tablé until Bills are brought in, L. 30. 
to lie on the Table until Bills are read Second Time, XLVIII. 442. 446.—L. 70. 








Petitions in favour of Bills ordered to lie on the Table, only, XLVI. 187. 215. 300. 307.—XLVII. 
487. 495. 521. 626. 695. 807.—XLVIII. 83. 129. 244. 357. 442. 627. 687.—XLIX. 
$26. 211. 344. 417. §52.—L. 268. 309.—LI. 184. 431. 508.—LII. 43. 190. 211. 369. 

426. p49 626. 726.—LIII. 398. 426. 506.—LIV. 82. 148. 405. 506. 687. &amp;c.—LV. 336. 


574- 
——— Ditto until Reports are received, LII. 703. 


——_—— Ditto, and praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. in fupport thereof, to lie on the Table, 
only, XLVIf. 698.—XLVIII. 225. 


Ditto, petitioning in favour of Bills intended to be brought in, to lie on the Table, 
only, XLIX. 226. 


in favour of Bills referred to Committees on Bills; XLVI. 432. 
to Committees on other Petitions, XLVI. 232.—XLVII. 450. 509. siI. 514. 
LIL. 315. 
to other Committees, LIV. 470. 
Petitions in favour of One Bill, and againft another; to lie on the Table only, XLVII. 528. 
$75- §85.—XLVIII. 253. 
until Bills are brought in, XLVIII. 49. 
until Bills are read Second Time, XLVIII. 146. 160. 164. 
and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, XLVIII. 133. 165. 


Petitions for Provifion in Bills referred to Committees, viz. 


To examine the Matter thereof, &amp;c. XLVI. 202. 230. 278. 566. 610.—XLVII. 492. 5x5. 
591+ 599- 729- 73". 733-—XLVIII. 240. 289. 345. 372. 386. 396. 445. 624. 697. 771. 
XLIX. 201. 306. 366. 403. 413. 425. 492-—L. 383.—LI. 478. 698.—LII. 367. 368. 
369. 446. 609.—LIII. 481.—LIV. 323. 527.—LV. 586. 

for admitting Claufes in Bills, for the Benefit of particular Perfons, XLIX. 585. 

————— and Leave given to offer a Claufe on Third Reading of a Bill, XLVIII. 804. 


referred to Committees to be examined, to whom other Petitions had been referred to be 
examined, &amp;c. XLVI. 192. 232. 345. 366. 405. 431. 557.—XLVII. 449. 450. 511. 514. 
543- 570- §97- 772-—XLVII. 118. 284. 316. 464.—XLIX. 148. 249. 277. 280. 324.——L. 
123. 150. 151.—LI. 363. 698.—LIII. 340.—LIV. 60. 426. 606.—LV. 206. 244. 374. 455. 





to Committees on Reports upon Petitions being re-committed, LIII. 3 59- 


Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills to lie on the Table, only, XLVIII. 248. 297.— 
LI. 190.—LIV. 202.—LV. 394. 398. 


after the King’s Recommendation fignified, LIII. 601. 
————— and Notices ordered to be given, LV. 398. 


for Claufes to be inferted in Bills, to lie on the Table, xLIXx. 588.—LI. St 
LV. 337- | 
for Claufes to be added to intended Aéts, XLIX. 593. 


Petitions to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of Bills, viz. 


For Claufes to be inferted in Bills to give Satisfaction, &amp;c. to Perfons for Injuries likely to 
be fuftained, XLVI. 277. 











354 For 
















































357: 


358. 


366. 


367. 


368. 


369. 
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371. 
372- 


373- 
374: 
375-. 
376. 


377° 


478. 


—— Petitions, orders, Refolutions, and Incidental \Proceedings. 









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For Provifion to be made to prevent particular. Matters being done; te lie on the Table till Second 
Reading of Bills, XLVII. 630. 


—— Ditto for particular Matters to be done, Lil. 322. 
for adding other Names in Naturalization Bills, XLVII. 415. 








for ether Matters to be particularly attended to, XLIX. 402. . 
—— to lie on the Table till Reports are taken into further Confideration, LV. §13. 


Petitions againft Petitions for Provifion in Bills, viz. 


To lie on the Table until Reports are received from Committees on the other Petitions, 
XLVI. 615. 


Petitions for Provifion in Bills, referred to Committees on Bills only, XLVI. 173. 607. 637-— - 
LIII. 495. 514. 523. 651.—LV. 403. 547. 562. 


praying to be heard by Counfel on the Equity of their Claims to be included, 8c. re- 
ferred only, LIII. 506.—LV. 291. 








and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered on the Petitions, XLVII. 625.—XLVIH. 402.—-LI. 650. 





for Claufes to be inferted in Bills, referred to Committees on Bills, XLVII. 448. 770.— 
XLVIII. 315. 412.—LIlI. 683. 


on Petitions, XLIX. 280.—L. t51.—LI. 363. 





Petitions referred to Committees on Bills and Inftruétions given, &amp;c. XLVIII. 232. 315. 416, 
797. LI. 281. 510. §28.—-LIlI. 463. 605. | 





on Bills re-committed, LI, 634. 
——— for Claufes to be inferted in Bills referred, 8&amp;c. and Inftruétion given, LI. 528. 


—-— for Provifion in Bills, and Inftruétion given without being referred, XLVII. 463.— 
LUI. 366. 


Petitions for Bills Pad Embanking, Draining, 8c. Land, not referred to Committees, 
but Bills ordered, viz. 
The Houfe being informed of no Tolls or Duties being to be colleéted, XLVI. 192.—LI. 93. 
See Boule, 474. Be 
Being referred to Committees, Orders difckarged, and Bills ordered, viz. 


Works not being to be carried on. by levying of Tolls or: Duties, XLVI. 132. 146. 395.— 
XLVII. 526. 


Parties ga te to proceed upon fo much of Petitions as relate’to dividing and inclofing, 
XLVIIL. 283. 


Expences of particular Works being to be defrayed out of the Funds of the Petitioners only, LI. 91. 


Petitions before received, viz. 


To lie on the Table until the Second Reading of Bills and Counfel ordered, XLVII. 61.— 
LIL. 454. 





until the Secorid Reading of new Bills, former Bills being withdrawn, and 
Counfel ordered, LI. 445. 


until the Third Reading of Bills and Counfel ordered, XLVI. 353.—LIV. 477. 


until Reports of Bills are taken into further Confideration and Counfel, &amp;c. 
ordered, XLVI. 395.—XLVIII. 707.—LIV. 604. 





fuch as defire to be heard by Counfel, LII. 704. 
Referred to Committees to examine, &amp;c. XLIX. 159.—L. 238. 





-— a Second Time to examine particular Parts, XLVI. 231. 





— to Committees appointed to inquire into particular Matters, LI. 523.—LIV. 292. 


Referred to Committees on Bills, and Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, XLYI. 
317: 354-—XLVUL. 626.—LI. 75. 347.—LIII. 387.—LIV. 497. 


——-— and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, XLVI. 169.—XLVII. 452. 630. 724. 754.—XLVIII. 136, 
192. 235. 428. 616. 626. 714.—L. 86. 417.—LI. 642.—LIl. 347. 398. ,681. 
689.—LII1. 459.—LIV. 497.—LV. 615. 


-— on new Bills, former Bills being withdrawn, XLVII. 754. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, Lil. 228. 
Referred to other Committees of the whole Houfe, LV. 707. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9 M Petitioners 


















Petitions, ‘Orders, Refolutions,'and In¢idental Prdddetiirige. 


Petitioners in Petitions before received, permitted to be beard by Counfel, 8c" viz. 
379: When Reports on Bills ate taken into further Confideration, XLVII, 674. 693. 830. 
480. At Liberty to be heard before Committees on Bills, by Counfel, &amp;c. XLVI. 754. 


Petitions after Notices have been given by Permiffion of the Houfe, referred to-Gom- 
mittees, relating, t0, Viz. 


381. Bridges, XLVII. 713. 715.—LV. 408. 
382. Highways, &amp;c.’ XLVI. 451. 468.—XLVII. 716. 722. 729.—XLVIIL. 656.—LI..586.—LIL 434. 
549:—-LIll. 615. 522. §27.—LIV. 482. 489.—LV. 343. 542. 579. 
383. Navigable Canals, &amp;c. L. 431. 
eo ‘Police, 8c. Glafgow, LV. 408. _ 
384. Squares and Streets, XLVII.'619.—XLVIII. 650. 662. 672.—-L. 427.—LI. 272. 282. 302. 428.— 


LI. 510.—LIIl. 242. 522. 553.—LIV. 489. 506.—LV. 408. 
385.  Petitions.for ‘particular Applications for Confents to-be made without Lofs of Time, after Agreements 
come to -by Parties for and againft Bills ; referred:'to Committees to examine, &amp;c. L. 347.: 


386. Petitions for particular Notices to be given refpeéting intended Applications for Bills in another Seffion ; 
referred to Committees to examine, &amp;c. L. 586. 


Petitions in Oppofition to other Petitions, to lie on the Table, relating to, viz. 
387. Elections ; extending Right of Suffrage, LII. 598. 
Inclofures, LI. 543.—LV. 414. 3 
King ; Safety of His Majefty and Government, &amp;c. LI. 173. 184. 193. 236. 





See thing, 14. 
Navigations, XLIX. 273. 381. 
0 Peace, L. 249. 355. 
‘ Ships and Veffels, LIII. 459. 463. &amp;c.——See Ships, &amp;c. 
See alfo fupra, 342. 
Petitioners before petitioning in favour of Bills, afterwards petition againft them, 
to lie on the Table, relating to, viz. 
388. Inclofures, XLVII. 712. 745.—=-XLVII. 651. 


: 





To he on the Table till the Second Reading of Bills and Counjfel ordered, viz: 
389. Navigable Canals, XLVIII. 441. 


Referred to Committees on Bills, and Counfel ordered, Viz. 
390. Inclofures, XLVIII. 652. 





Petitioners before affenting to Bills, afterwards Petition againft them, viz. 
391. For Navigable Canals, referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, L. 2 36. | 
—- Petition againft Amendments made, LII. 703. 


392. A Petition complaining of Affents not being properly taken, and of the Lifts of Affents; referred 
' to a Committee to report Matter of Fact, XLVIII. 126. 


393- Petitioners againft Bills, declining to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. in One Stage of the Bill, prefent 
other Petitions, and Counfel again ordered in other Stages of the Bill, XLVI. 625. 735.— 
L. 381. 


ordered to be heard in other Stages of the Bill without. frefh Petitions, viz. 
At Committees on Bills and Petitions referred, XLVI. 192. 428. 616. 626. 873.—LI. 469- 





‘394. Petitioners againft Bills offer by Petition to withdraw their Petitions, on certain Conditions ; King’s 
Recommendation of the Petition fignified ; to lie on the Table, LIlI. 600. 


_. .. Other Particulars relating to Petitions, viz. | 
395. An Omiffion in a Petition for a Bill; another prefented to rectify the fame, and referred to a Com- 


mittee, &amp;c. XLIX. 2er. 
296. A wrong Petition prefented, and another’ prefented for further Time to deliver a proper One, &amp;c. 
XLVII, 28.———See. Clectiong, 250, 


397. Anew 









Petitions : Orders, Refolutions, ana Nincidental Proceedings, 








397- A new Petition prefented for Affiftance, &amp;c. there being a Miftake in the former Petition, Lum. 
440. 

398. Petitions claffed, XLVI. 13.—XLVII. 10.—LIle 144, 

399- A Petition and Memorial, XLVII. 689, 

Ditto and Reprefentation; LI. 598. 

400. ‘A Petition of a particular Company not received, becaufe of not being under their Commion Seal, 
Lill. 539. 

401. Petitions offered to be prefented, and the Houfe interrupted by Meffages, LI. 99. 10. 

402. Petitions againft infringing the Right of Petitioning, LI. 173. 

403. Petitions prefented in former Parliaments salfo Minutes of Evidence taken, and Accounts and Papefé 


prefented in former Parliaments referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 149. 


Orders relative to Petitions, viz. 
Difcharged, and other Orders made, viz. 


404. For referring them to Committees, and Bills ordered in upon them, XLVI. 132. 146. 398. 
—XLVII. 526.—XLVIII. 283. 771.—XLIX. 264. 428.—LII. 91. 


See fupta, 366. 


405. So much of Orders for referririg them to Committees as directs Parties to be heard by Counfel, 
&amp;c. XLIX. 373. 


406, For referring them to Committees, and Petitions withdrawn, XLVII. 730.—XLIX. 218. 
and Petition rejected, LI. 483. 


For confidering them on particular Days, and other Days appointed, viz. 
407. Relative to Eleétions, XLVI. 229. 384. &amp;c.—XLVII. 502. &amp;C.——XLIX. 427.~—LII. 67. 92. 


For their lying on the Table till Reports are.received, viz. 
408. From Committees on-Bills,.and referred to Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills, and 
Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, XLVIII. 714. 
For Notices to be given on Report made, and Report re-committed, viz. 
409. In Highways, LV. 335. 


Difcharged finally, viz. 
410. For referring Petitions to Committees, XLIX. 427.—LII. 91 
Relating to Ele4tions, LI. 65. 95. 144. | 
o For Leave to bring in Bills, LiI. 325. 


See Accounts, 582. 941.—America, 3—Committees, 119. 133.—Complaints.— 
Debates, 30. 31.—Clections.— Fitberies, 9.—bighwaps, &amp;c. 203.—poule.— 
Journals, 40.— Potions, 84.—Pabigationgs, 47. 83. 92.—Relief.—Remedies — 
Sedition.— Supra, 460. 461. 





Petty Larceny. 


See Felonp.—Larcenp. 





Pews, Seats, &amp;c. 


See Churches, &amp;c. 10. 








}.vex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








ae ee 


Pewter Pots. 


See Alehoutes. 





Physicians. 


Sce Accounts, 284.—Poule, 260.—Pembers, 72.—Petitions, 60.—Suppip, (Stamps). i 


Piers. 


See Warbours.—Srotland, 43. 57. &amp;c. 








a 
-_ 


Pikes. 


Made by Order of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 657. 
‘ Sce Sedition. 


Pilchards. 


See Wills, 7.—Fih—Fitheries, 4.— boule, 232. 


— -Pflots and Dilotage. 


See Laws Crpiving, §.—ports, 1. 2. 3. &amp;c. 


ee we ene ee ee ee § = ee Se om 


Bine Timber. 


See Arcounts, 463. 1264. 


RE a Re 


‘Bin Money. 


See CHates, 93. 












Pipes (for CAater). 


See Willg, 151.—+-Daths.—ddater. 





Piracy. 


See Boule, 193. 





Pitch, Tar, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 368. 435. 1257.—America, 7~—Cuffoms, 5. i 





Blaces under Government. 


Houfe adjourns on a Motion relative to the Reduétion of ufelefs Places, &amp;c. L. 580. 


See Accounts, 284. 285.— Bills, 330.—Bofton Ele&amp;tion, (the Table), and Clections, 
182.—Hand Cay, (Redemption.)—pengions, 1.—Quegstions previous Pegatioe. 
Salaries. 





Plaque. 


See Avorefies, 8 5.— Mellages.— Quarantine. 





Plains and Ridings. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Ridings. 





Plaintifis. 


See Willg, 161. 





Plans. 


See Qecounts, 191. 243. 474. 942. 1264.—Addrefles, 36, 50. 51.—~Batteries—Billg, 36. 
44. 154. 220.— Docks, 6. &amp;c.—Harbours, 3.—Poule, 170. 171.—Mabigations, 9. 75. 
Scdition, 6.—fSpeaker, 62.—Mquares and Streets, 1. 





Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 9N 









Plants. 


See Accounts, 944.-—Ditcoberies, eww, x. 








Plantations. 





2. Culture of Potatoes in young Plantations recommended, &amp;c. LI. 270. 
See Accounts, 166. 377. 378. 399. 455. &amp;c.—Amevica, 7. 15.—Cfates, 49.— 
Supplp,— We Judies. 





Plate. 


See Accounts, 1140.—Oold Plate.—Oold Wares. 





~~ Plate Glals, 


See Accounts, 599.--Corporations and Companies, 1.—Supplp, 338. 339. 522. 








Sk ee ne oe 


» Playhoutes. 


Petitions for Bills to licenfe Play Houfes in particular Places, referred 
to Committees, viz. 


1. Of David Steel, of the Parith of Saint George, Hanover Square, for licenfing for the Summer Seafon, 
the Theatre, commonly known by the Name of The Royalty Theatre, in Well Street, in the Liberty 
of the Tower of London, XLIX. 278. Petition of the Renters of the Theatre, and alfo Petition 
of Inhabitants in the Eaftern Suburbs of London, in favour ; to lie onthe Table, 279. Petition 
of principal Merchants, &amp;c. of the Tower Hamlets, againft; to lie on the Table, 445. Report, 
and the faid Petition againft, read again, and negative Motion for a Bill to enable His Majefty 
to licenfe, as a Playhoufe, during the Summer Seafon, the faid Theatre, &amp;c. 462. Petition for 
a Bill renewed, and to Jie on the Table, L. 164. Petition renewed, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, LI. 376. Report, and a Debate arifing on the Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the 
above Purpofe, the fame was adjourned, 624. Further adjourned, 649. Petition of principal 
Merchants, &amp;c. of the Divifion of the Tower Hamlets, and Parts adjoining, againft the Bill; to 
lie on the Table, 664. Not proceeded in. 


2, Of Richard Brinfley Sheridan, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf-and others, the Proprietors and 
Truftees for re-building the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for further Powers relative to the Regu- 
lation of Carriages at the Avenues, &amp;c. XLIX. 291. Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, 
&amp;c. LI. 333. Not reported. 


Of Sarah Baker, of Rochefter, Widow, for a Bill to enable His Majefty to grant her a Patent for 
the Ufe of a Theatre in the faid City, LIv. 8. Petition of Inhabitants of Rochefter, in favour ; 
to lie on the Table, 82. Report, and Bill ordered, 87. Prefented, &amp;c. 90. Petition of the 
Corporation of Rochefter againft the Bill;.to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the 
Bill; Counfel ordered, and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 149. Motion for deferring 
Ditto for four Months, withdrawn, and another Day appointed, 480. Deferred, 533. Order 
of the Day read, and the Houfe informed Party defired to withdraw the Bill; Leave given, and 
Bill withdrawn, 551. 


See Willg, 329.—MDrders, 68. 





















Plea, Pleading, Pleas. 


See Aliens —Commertial Crevit+-Courts, 2. &amp;c—Debts, Small, 7. &amp;c.—poufe; 208,.— 
Impeachment. 





Pleature @round, &amp;c. 


See Pabigations, 71. 





Pledges. 


See Commercial Credit.—Holland.— pPatonbrokers. 





Poland, 


Mentioned in a Motion for an Addftefs for Peace, XLVIII. 947. 
See Nueions Previous Pegative, 14. 


Police. 


See Atcounts, 945.—Billg, 25.—Juries, 3.—rcotland, 105.—Sqguates atid Streets, 16. 
31. 63. 72.—Supplip, (Civil Lift)—Chamegs River. 


Policies. 


See Duties, 76.—Corporations, 4. 7. 8.—Poor, 23.—Supplp, 315. 405. 406. 


Bolls and Srcrutinies, 


Petition complaining of the Regulations of the Act of 25th Geo. III. not being complied with, 
Lil. 39. 












CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Poor, 





I. Bills relating to the Poor in General - - - - - 1407, 
II. Petitions relating tothe Poor in General - - - - - 8. 
III. Petitions and Bills for explaining, &amp;c. Acts for better | 

_ regulating the Poor in particular Places - - 9 éo 12. 
IV. —_ to ere&amp;t and provide Workhoufes, &amp;c. - 13 40 17. 


V. ———— to repeal particular Aéts, and to provide 
: Workhoufes, &amp;c.- - - - - - - 18. I9. 


VI, ———— to provide Poorhoufes, and pave Streets, &amp;c. 20 ¢o 22. 


VII. ——_—. for Relief of the Poor’- - - = = -  - - 23. 
VIII. —— for better Relief and Employment of the 
Oe | et 2 ee a er Ce) ee YS 


IX. —__—_ for uniting Parifhes with refpect to Main- 
tenance of the Poor, and providing of 


Houfes, &amp;c. - - - - - - - = - 43. 44. 

X. —_—— to feparate Parifhes before united for Ditto, 
Ree TS le Cai a ge, 

XI. —_——- to difunite Ditto, and be reftored to the Poor 
ee en al Ae ee Me et 
XII. Incidental Proceedings relating to the Poor- - - 47 %#0 51. 


Poor. 


en a ee 


I. Bills relating to the Poor in General, v7z. 


For various Purpofes, viz. 


i. To explain, amend, and render more effectual, the Laws in being for the Relief and Employment of 
the Poor; ordered, XLVI. 130. Prefented, &amp;c. 132. Committed, 183. Report, and Bill 
with Amendments to be printed, 436. Further Confideration deferred, 567. 636. Report 
further confidered, and order the Amendments made by the Committee on the Bill to be read 
Second Time in Three Months, 647. 


2. For amending and enforcing the Laws for the Relief and Employment of the Poor ; ordered, LI. 
454. Not proceeded in. 


3. To 









Poor; Bills relating to the Poor m General. 


To explain and amend Act of 22 Geo. IIT. for the better Relief and Employment of the Poor ; 
ordered, XLVIII. 446. Prefented, &amp;c. 467. Committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 604. Corifidered, 614. Reported, &amp;c. 617. 627. 723. P. 745. 


For preventing the Removal of Poor Perfons to the Place of their legal Settlement, until they are 

actually chargeable; ordered, XLIX. 254. | Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 268: 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 422. Committed, 459. Report, and to be further confi- 
dered, and to be printed, 481. Deferred, 554. Petition of the Church Wardens, &amp;c. of the 
Parifh of Saint James, Weftminfter, and other Parifhes, againft certain Provifions in the Bill; to 
lie on the Table until the Report be further confidered, and Counfel ordered, 554. Report 
further confidered, and Bill re-committed, 579. Not reported again. Another Bill to the 
fame Effect ordered, L. 268. Prefented, &amp;c. 277. Committed, and to be printed, 284. 
Petition of the Chusch Wardens and Overfeers of the Poor of feveral Parifhes in Weftminfter, 
&amp;c. again{t certain Provifions in the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel 
ordered, 435. Another Day appointed for the Committee, 455. Confidered, 476. Report, 
and to be further confidered, and to be printed, 479. Order of the Day read, and the Houfe 
adjourns for want of Forty Members, 522. Another Day appointed for further confidering the 
Report, 532. Report further confidered, and a Claufe added for Perfons convicted of Offences, 
and Perforis of evil Fame, to be confidered as actually chargeable, &amp;c. 542. Day appointed 
for the Third Reading, 553. Read Third Time on a Divifion, and negative adjourning the 
Debate, &amp;c. 561. 617. P. 618. 





To prevent, for a Time to be limited, the Removal of Cafual Poor, notwithftanding they may have 

received Parochial Relief; ordered, LV. 310. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 321. 
Now read Second Time on a Divifion, and committed, 353. Confidered, and the Houfe adjourns 
for want of Forty Members, 360. Another Day appointed for confidering the Bill, 369. 
Negative, on a Divifion, the Speaker leaving the Chair to go into the Committee, and defer it for 
Six Months, 372. 


To amend fo much of Aét of 9 Geo. I. for amending the Laws relating to the Settlement, &amp;c. 

“ of the Poor,” as prevents the diftributing otcafional Relief to Poor Perfons in their own 
Houfes under certain Circumftances, and in certain Cafes; ordered, L. 176. Prefented, &amp;c. 
237- Day appointed for the Second Reading, 275. Read Second Time and committed, 300, 
301. Report, and to be further confidered, and to be printed, 320. Order for the further 
Confideration of tlie Report read and difcharged, and another Day appointed, 361. Bill re- 
committed, 462. Deferred, 483. so1. Confidered, and Notice being taken that Forty 
Members were not prefent, &amp;c. the Houfe adjourns, 538. Another Day appointed, 569. 
Not proceeded in. A&amp; again read, and a Bill ordered for Ditto, LI. 146. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and ordered to be printed, 151. Committed, 184. Deferred, 196. 213. 215. 221. Confi- 


dered; 239. Report, and Amendments made by the Houfe to the Bill, &amp;c. 243. 247. 249. 
P. x7. 





For the better Relief of the Poor within the feveral Hundreds and Diftriéts in England, incorpo- 
rated by divers Acts of Parliament, for the Purpofe of the better Maintenance and Employ- 
ment of the Poor, and for enlarging the Powers of the Guardians of thé Poor, within the faid 
feveral Hundreds and Diftriéts, as to the Affeffments to be made upon the feveral Parithes, 
Hamlets, and Places within their refpective Hundreds and Diftriéts, for the Support and Main- 
tenance of the Poor; ordered, LI. 54. Prefénted, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 80. Com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 94. Bill tranfmitted to a Sele€&amp;t Committee, 111. 
Report, and an Amendment made to one Amendment, &amp;c. 133. 148. 197..P. 246. Bill 
to continue and amend the faid Act, ordered, LV. 280. Prefented, &amp;c. 295. 321. Bill read 

_ Third Time, and ah Amendment made, 329. _ Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
406. Amendments confidered, and deferred for Six Months, 409. Another Bill ordered, 410. 


Prefented, &amp;c. 415. Reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 447. Report further confi- 
dered ; Bill to be ingroffed, 456. P. 538. é; 





For the better Support and Maintenance of the Poor; ordered, LII. 229. Bill prefented, read 
Firft and Second Time, and committed, 256. Confidered and reported, and to be further con- 
fidered aud to be printed, 262. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Town of Shrewfbury for a 
Claufe to bé introduced in the Bill granting an Exemption to the Shrewfbury Houfe of In- 
duftry; to lie on the Table till the Report be taken into further‘Confideration, 278. Petition 
of the Corporation of Guardians of the Poor of the Parifhes of Montgomery and Pool, &amp;c. ; 
and’ Petition of the Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Saint James Weftminfter, and other Parithes, 
again{t the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Report is taken into further Confideration, 283. 
284. Further Confideration of the Report deferred, 288. Petition of the Direétors and 
principal Inhabitants of the United Parifhes of Atchani, Wréxeter, 8c. in the County of Salop, 
againft the Bill, and for an Exemption; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 289. Petition of the 
Governors and Directors of the Poor of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondfey, againft Ditto, and 
praying for an Exemption; to lie dn the Table, &amp;c. 313. Petition of the Matquis of 
Winchefter and other Peers, and Perfons’ being Veftrymen of the Parifh of Saint Mary-le-Bone, 
in the County of Middlefex, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 323. Petition of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Oiweftry; and alfo Petition’ of Parifhioners of Ellefmere, in the County of 
Salop, againft the Bill, atid praying’ for' ah’ Exemption; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 326, 
Petition 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9 O 








ca 


Petition of Churchwardens, 8c. of Saint Mary, Whitechapel, and other Places in the County 
of Middlefex; and Petition of the Vicar, &amp;c. of Saint Mary, Iflington; againft the Bill; to 
lie on the Table, &amp;c. 332. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Worcefter, and Petition of the 
Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Saint Luke, Chelfea, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 342. 
Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Carmarthen, againft Ditto; to lie on the Table, &amp;¢. 346. Further 
Confideration of the Report further deferred, 349. Petition of the Corporation of the Guar- 
dians of the Poor of that Part of the Parifh of Whitchurch which lies in the County of Salop, 
againft the Bill; to lieon the Table, &amp;c. 350. Petition of the Governor, &amp;c. of the Poor in 
the City of Briftol, againft Ditto; and to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 355. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Clerkenwell, in the County of Middlefex, againft Ditto; and to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 358. 
Petition of the Directors and Guardians of the Poor of Stone, in Staffordfhire, againft Ditto; 
and to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 362. Petition of the Mayor, Sheriffs, &amp;c. of London; Petition 
of the Direétors of the Poor within the City of Lincotn, &amp;c., and Petition of the Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, againft the Bill, and praying for Exemption, &amp;c. ; 
to lie on the Fabie till the Report is taken into further Confideration, 372. Petition of the 
Churchwardens and Overfeers of the Poor of the feveral Parifhes of Saint VYedaft, Saint Michael 
le Querne, 8c. in the City of London; and feveral other Petitions againft the Bill ; to lie on the 
Table, 8c. 376. Further Confideration of the Report deferred, 383. Petition of the Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. of Saint Saviour, Southwark, again{ft Ditto; to lie on the Table till the Report be 
taken into further Confideration, 397. Petition of the Directors of the Poor of the. Town of 
Bedford, and of principal Inhabitants for an Exemption in the Bill; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 
423. Petition of the Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Saint Botolph, without Bifhopfgate, and other 
Parifhes in London, againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table only, 434. Petition of Church- 
dens, &amp;c. of Saint Mary, Newington, Surrey, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 458. 
Petition of the Inhabitants of the United Parifhes of Cranley, Wonerfh, and Alfold, in the 
County of Surrey, and other Petitions againft the Bill, and for Exemption ; to lie on the Table, 
483. Petition, of Inhabitants paying to. the Relief of the Poor of Bradford in Wilthhire, 
againft the Bill, and for Exemption; to lie on the Table, 536. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. 
of the County of Montgomery, againft Ditto, 554. Ditto of Inhabitants. &amp;c. of Godalming 
in Surrey, againft Ditto, 585. Ditto of Magiftrates of the County of Chefter, 654. Not 
proceeded in. 


Bill to enable the Majority of Parifhioners rated and paying to the Poor Rates, to appoint, an- 
nually, a Perfon to affift the Overfeers ; ordered, LIV. 197. The faid Order difcharged, and a 
Bill, “ To authorize the Appointment of Perfons to affift the Overfeers of the Poor ;”’ ordered, 
208. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, sid. ‘ Confidered in the Committee, 257. - Reported 
and re-committed, 311. Confidered, and report a Progrefs, 328. Deferred, 380. Further 
confidered, and report a further Progrefs, 386. Further confidered ; Inftructions given; Bill 
reported ; Report to be further confidered ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 397. Further Con- 
fideration of the Report deferred, 413. 431. Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed ; 
negative going immediately into the Committee; Day appointed for Ditto, 498. Biull further 
confidered ; report a Progrefs and to fit again, 523. Further confidered ; reported; Report to 
be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 536. Report further 
confidered ; Amendments agreed to with Amendments to feveral ; Claufes added ; further Con- 
fideration of the Report adjourned ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 552. Adjourned Confider- 
ation of the Report refumed; Bill again re-committed, and immediately confidered, &amp;c. 559. 
Again reported, and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 596. Further deferred and 
not proceeded in, 673. 


Bill to explain and amend an Aét of 22 Geo. III. “ for the better Relief and Employment of the 
“« Poor,” for the Purpofe of enabling United Parifhes to hire Farms for the further Support and 
better Employment of the Poor; ordered, LIV. 431. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 
548. Not proceeded in. Again ordered to.explain and amend the faid Aé&amp; only, LV. 869. 
Prefented, &amp;c.-and to be printed, $72. 875.’ Read Third Time, and Claufes added, &amp;c. 886. 
P. 895. 


Bill for making better Provifion for the Maintenance of the Poor, and for diminifhing the Con- 
fumption of Bread Corn, by directing the Manner of applying Parifh Relief, fora Time to be 
limited ; ordered, LV. 883. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 892. Committed, 894. De- 
ferred, 896. Confidered; reported ; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 898. Report further confidered, and Bill re-committed, 899. Fur- 
ther confidered, 901. Reported, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 903. Read Third Time; Claufes 
te One after being committed, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 906. gt@. 
. 922, 


See Potatoes. 





II...Petitions relating to the Poor in General, w/z. 





Of the Mayor, Juftices, &amp;c. of the Borough of Port{mouth, relating to the Diftreffes of the Poor, 
on Account of the high Prices of almoft every Article of the Neceffaries of Life ; to lie on the 
' "Fable, L. 467. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Sudbury, in the County of Suffolk, 543. 
g. &amp;c. 





See Petitions, 
Of 









Petitions relating to thei in General, and Petitions and 
Bills relating to them in particular Places, &amp;c. 
































Poot; 


—_— 








a Of the Magiftrates acting for the Eaftern Divifion of the County of Effex, and others, for im- 
pofing a Tax upon Dogs in Aid of the Poor Rates; to lie on the Table, XLVI. 682.——See 
Dogs.—Hupplp, 311. 457. 


Of William Devaynes, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and the Comimittee, appointed by Subfcribers 
for the Relief of the Poor of London, for a Bill to make an additional Rate for Relief of in- 
digent Perfons ; referred to a Committee of thé whole Houfe, LV. 562. Confidered, 618. 
Ditto, and reported and Bill ordered, 721. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 748. Petition 
of Churchwardens. &amp;c. of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill and Counfel ordered, 754. Petition of the Corporation of Lon- 
don, againft ; to lie on the Table till .the Second Reading, 755: The Second Reading defer- 
red for Three Months, ibid. 


III. Petitions and. Bills relating to the Poor in particular Places, viz. 


For explaining, amending, &amp;c. Acts for better regulating the Poor, referred to Com- 
mitteesS, Viz. | 


9- Bermondfey, Saint Mary Magdalen, in the County of Surrey, A&amp; 31 Geo. II. XLVI. 174. Report, 

249. P: 398. ~ 
10. Blything Hundred, in the County of Suffolk; A&amp; 4th Geo. III. xLviti. 158. Report, 186, 

P. 827. 


Chriftchurch, in the County of Middlefex ; Acts of 26 Geo, II. and 18 Geo. III. for enabling the 
Parifhioners to putchafe, &amp;c. a Workhoufe, and other Regulations, &amp;c. LIf. 298. Report, 468, 
Read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 569. P. 637. 


It. Montgomery and Pool; for rendering effeétual an A&amp; of 32 Geo. III. for the better Relief and 
Employment of the Poor of the faid Parifhes, and the Places united therewith, in the Counties 
of Montgomery and Salop; LI. 91. Report, 254. P. 479. 


Saint Leonard Shoreditch ; A&amp;t 14 Geo. III. ; Lill. 142. Report, 345. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of 
Houfes, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 
384. Petition of the Truftees under the feveral Acts, againft; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, 485. Committee revived, 565. No Report. 


12. Whitchurch, in the County of Salop; Act 31ft Geo. III. within fuch Parts of the Parifh as 
maintains its own Poor, XLVIII. 252. Not reported. 


See Squares and Streets, 16. 


IV. Petitions for Bills to erect and provide Workhoufes for employ- 
ing and maintaining the Poor, and for better regulating 
and employing the Poor; referred to Committees, w7z. 


13. Aldbourne, in the County of Wilts, and for providing an additional Overfeer, LV.270. Report, 
344. Billread.Third Time; a Claufe added, and Amendments made, 8c. 553. P. 681. 


Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, XLVI. 236. Not reported. 





14. Botolph (Saint) in Bifhopfgate, London; L. 127. Report, 365. P. 508. See infra, 18. 26. 
15. Faringdon, Ganfield, and Shrivenham Hundreds, in the County of Berks, LI. 297. Report, &amp;c. 
411.+—Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. LII. 331.. Report, 428. Not proceeded 





in———See infra, 22. 
“ Gloucefter, Saint George’s Parifh, Lill. 265: Report, 585. P. 707. 
Pontefraét, Tanthelf; and Monkhill, in the County of York, LV. 262. Not reported. 


16. Sheffield, in the County of York ; for taking down of otherwife difpofing of the prefent Workhoufe, 
and ereéting a-new One inftead thereof, &amp;c. XLVI. 191. Not reported. 


17. Stone, in the County of Stafford, XLVII. 6. Report, 18. P. 626.—— Sce infra, 20. &amp;c.— 
Churches, 2. 


Walcot, in the County of Somerfet, Ll. 251. Not reported. 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1 790—1800.) V. Petitions 









Poor. 





ee 
——— ne 
= - _ , 


V. Petitions for Bills to repeal particular Ads relating to the Poor, 
and to provide Workhoufes for their Reception, and 
for the Employment, &amp;c. of the Poor in particular 
Places ; referred to Committees, v7z. 


- 18. Botolph, (Saint) in Bifhopfgate Parifh, in the City of London, A&amp; 12 Geo. III. L. 127. Report, 
365. P. 508. | 
19. Southampton Town; A&amp; 13 Geo. IIf. XLVI. 230.—XLVII. 491. Report, 581+——See 
infra, 46. ; | 


VI. Petitions for Bills to provide Poorhoufes, &amp;c. referred to Com- 
mittees, wz. : 
20. Bedford Town; Parifhes of Saint Paul, Saint Mary, Saint John, &amp;c. XLIX. 2ro. See infra, 25. 


Brighthelmfton, in the County of Suffex ; Petition prefented after the Time limited, and to lie on 
the Table, LV. 559. . Not proceeded in. 





at. Lincoln City ; and to pave the Footways of certain Streets, and to light, cleanfe, &amp;c. the faid 
Streets, and other Streets in the faid City} XLVI. 183. Report, and Bill ordered for Paving, 
Lighting, &amp;c. only, 459. P. 686. See Squares and Streets, 55.—Alfo infra, 33. 


22." Shrivenham, in the County of Berks, LV. 246. Not reported. 
Stoke-upon-Trent, in the County of Stafford, XLIX. 242. Not reported. 





VIE. Petitions for Bills for the Relief of the Poor, w/z. 


23. Oxford City ; for affuring Buildings, Goods, and other Property within that City, againft Lofs by 
Fire, and for applying the Profits towards the Relief of the Poor of the incorporated Parifhes 
there ; referred to a Committee, &amp;c. XLVIII. 279. Petition of Perfons paying to the Relief 
of the Poor, in favour; referred, 280. Report, and Bill ordered, 715. Prefented, &amp;c. 
745. Not proceeded in. 


_ Of William Devaynes, Efquire, on Behalf of himfelf and the Committee appointed by the Sub 
fcribers to a Fund for the Relief of the Poor in London, Lv. 562.——See /upra, 8. 





VIII. Petitions for Bills for the better Relief and Employment or 


Regulation of the Poor in particular Places ; referred 
to: Committees, viz. : 


24. Saint- Andrew, Holborn, above the Bars, and Parifh of Saint George the Martyr, in the County of 
Middlefex ;, and. for more effeétually watching the Squares, Streets, &amp;c. therein, LIV. 143. 
Report, 159. P. 624. 


Atcham, Wroxeter, Berrington, &amp;c,and the Chapelry of Creffage, in the County of Salop, xLVII. 
495- Report, 568. Bill read Third Time; Claufes added, and a Claufe propofed relative 
to the Expenditure exceeding a certain Sum, and Amendments being propofed to it, the Debate 
adjourned; 820, Debate refumed, and the Claufe amended and agreed to, 830. P. 1071. 


YY Bedford. Town, in the County of Bedford, XLIX. 210. Report, 349. P. 569. 


26. Botolph (Saint): without-Alderfgate, London, and for fecuring the Payment of certain Annuities 
to difcharge a Debt contraéted for the Repair of the Parifh Church, &amp;c. and for widening Car- 
thufian Street, &amp;c. XLVI. 43. Report, 86. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 98. Committed, 129. 
Not reported. Petition of the late Church Wardens and Overfeers, and of other Perfons, for 
Relief to be given to, the Annuitants;.to lie on. the Table, XLVI. 487. See Churches, 4. 


Bride, (Saint); Kleet Street; London, LIV. 147. Report, 152. P. 387. 
27. Burflem.and Woolftanton, in the County of Stafford, XLIX. 242. Not reported. - 


28. Coventry City ;. and :for.purchafing Burial Ground for Saint Michael and the Holy Trinity, XLVII. 
. 488. Not-reported. : 








29. Ellefmere, Middle, and Hordley, in the County of Salop, XLVI. 198. Petition of Perfons pay- 
ing to the Relief of the Poor within Bafchurch, Hadnal, and Little Nefs, for Provifion to be 


made relating to their Poor; referred to the Committee on the other Petition, 345. Report, 
368. P. 686. 


30. Fi aringdon, 














30. 


34- 


35- 


36. 


39- 
40. 


4l. 


42. 


Petitions and Bills for better Relief and Employment, 
Door ; 


&amp;c. of the Poor, in particular Places, &amp;c. 











Faringdon, Ganfield, &amp;c. Hundreds, in the County of Berks, LI. 297. Report, 411. Not 
proceeded in.——See /upra, 15. 


Hampftead, in the County of Middlefex, (Parith of Saint John) LV. 89. Report, 116. Bill 
reported ; Claufes added and Amendments made, &amp;c. 481. P. 595. 


Lambeth, in the County of Surrey ; and to appoint a Treafurer and Collector of the Poor Rates, 
&amp;c. XLVII. 480. ‘Not reported. 


Leicefter Borough ; feveral Parifhes therein, XLVII. 497- Report, 514. Not proceeded in. 


Lincoln City, and County of the fame City ; of the feveral Parifhes within the fame, and of the 
Parith of Saint Margaret, Part whereof lies within the faid City, and the other Part within the 
Clofe of Lincoln, in the County of Lincoln, LI. 376. Report, 446. © Petition of Inhabitants 
of Waddington, &amp;c. not to be included without their Confents ; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, and Inftruction thereon, 650. P. 785. 


Loes and Willford Hundreds, in the County of Suffolk, XLVI. 187. Report, 204. Read Third 
Time and Amendments made, 369. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, which was 
agreed to, 415. 444. P. 563. 

See Squares and Streets, 75. 

Montgomery and Pool, Berriew, &amp;c. in the County of Montgomery and Salop, XLVII. 495. 
Petition of Owners of Eftates, &amp;c. within Worthin, in the County of Salop, for Provifion to 


be made for extending the Bill to them ; referred to the fame Committee, 597. Report, 617. 
Bill read Third Time and Amendments made, &amp;c. 790. P. 1070. 





For Mary-le-Bone. 


Ofweftry Town and Hundred, in the County of Salop, and Cherk, &amp;c. in the County of Den- 
bigh, XLVI. 160. Report, 259. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, 8c. of Salop and Denbigh 
for Provifion to be made for putting the Poor of any other Parifh under the Care, &amp;c. of the 
Guardians for Ofweftry, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee, 278. Report, and Inftruction accord- 
ingly, 301. Bill reported, and a Claufe added that the Burial Ground fhall not be ufed until 
confecrated, 346. P. 398. 


Saint Sepulchre, London; and for re-building the Workhoufe, LI. 152. Report, 373. Bill 
read Third Time, and Amendments made, 550. P. 629. 


Samford, in the County of Suffolk, LIV. 154. Report, 261. P. 624. 
Stoke-upon-Trent, in the County of Stafford, XLIX. 242. Not reported, . 


Sunderland, near the Sea, in the County Palatine of Durham ; for better Maintenance and Support 
of the Poor; XLVI. 212. Report. 551. P. 687. 


Tewkefbury, in theCounty of Gloucefter, XLVII. 396. Report, 406. P. 1070. 


Walton-upon-Thames, in the County of Surrey, L. 145. Report, &amp;c.174. Order of Leave for 
bringing in the Bill read and difcharged, 296. Not proceeded in. 


Whitchurch ; of and within fuch Part of the Parifh maintaining its own Poor as lies within the 
County of Salop, XLVII. 382. Report, 423. Bill reported and re-committed, 765. Re- 
ported again, 774. Read Third Time, and Claufes added relative to turning over Apprentices ; 
choofing a Prefident, 8c.; for afcertaining legal Settlements ; for Juftices of Peace to fettle 
Difputes, and for appointing the Number of Directors, &amp;c. 829. 1028. P. 1071. Petition 
of the Rector of Whitchurch, and others, for a Bill to explain, alter, and amend the -faid A&amp;; 
referred toa Committee, XLVIII. 252. Not reported. 


Worcefter ; feveral Parifhes, and for providing a Burial Ground for the Ufe of the Parifhes, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 438. Report, 444. Petition of Inhabitants againft; to lie-on the Table till the Bill 
be read a Second Time, 605. Petitionof Parifhioners, &amp;c. of Saint Michael in Bedwardine, 
and alfo a Petition of Parifhioners, &amp;c. of Saint Peter the Great, againft; to lie on the Table 
till the Second Reading, 613. Bill read Second Time, and Committed, and Petitions before 
prefented referred to the Committee, 626. Petition of feveral Perfons, Inhabitants of feveral 
Parifhes in Worcefter, in favour, to lie on the Table, 626. Reported, &amp;c. 713. P. 776, 








For Wroxeter, &amp;c. See fupra, Atcham, &amp;c. 24. 


IX. For uniting Parifhes with refpect to the Maintenance of the 


43- 
44. 


Poor, and providing convenient Houfes for their Re- 
ception, &amp;c. referred to Committees, v7z. 


Burflem and Woolftanton ; in the County of Stafford, XLIX. 242. Not reported, 


Coventry City ; Saint Michael ; Saint John the Baptift, and the Holy Trinity, in the faid City ; and 
for purchafing Ground for a Burying Ground, &amp;c. XLVII. 488. Not reported, 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) gP , &amp; Te 











X. To feparate and divide Parifhes, into Two, for maintaining, 
&amp;c. the Poor, and for feparating the Expence of 
repairing the Highways, &amp;c. referred to Committees, 
UZ. 


45. Briftol ; Parifhes of Saint Philip and Jacob, Saint George, in the County of Gloucefter, L. 160, 
Petition renewed, LIII. 265. Reported, 584. Bill agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, 687. Amendments agreed to, 698. P. 707. 





XI. To difunite Parifhes one from another, which had been before 
united into one Diftri€t, &amp;c. and to be reftored to the 
general Eftablifhment of the Poor Laws, &amp;c. referred 
to Committees, wz. 


46. Southampton Town, &amp;c. and Highways in the Town, XLVI. 230. Petition of Guardians of the 
Poor within the faid Town, againft ; to lie on the Table until the Report be received from the 
Committee on the Firft Petition, 294. Not reported. Petition fora Bill renewed, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 491. Report, 581. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Southampton, againft the Bill, and 
certain charges made againft them; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading and Counfel 
ordered, 638. Petition of Inhabitants againft; tolie on the Table till the Second Reading 
and Counfel ordered, 684. Petition of Elective Guardians of the Poor within the faid Town, 
in favour ; to lie on the Table, 698. Day appointed for Second Reading, 717. 742. Negative 
now reading the Bill a Second Time, and defer it for Three Months, 780. 





XII. Incidental Proceedings relating to the Poor, zz. 


47. Black Poor at Saint George’s Bay, on the Peninfula of Sierra Leona, XLVI. 369. 

48. Truftees of Allotments for Fuel for the Poor, L. 218. 

49- Inclofures in Aid of Poors Rates, &amp;c. XLVII. 419. XLIX. 182.—L. 118.—LI. 593. LIU. 
444. 

50. Perfons convicted of Offences, and Perfons of evil Fame to be confidered as actually chargeable 
tothe Poor, L. 542. 

5t. A Moiety of Penalties given to the Poor, XLVIII. 84. 


See Accounts, 946.—Adorelles, (Provifions.}—Billg, 83. 134. 224. 264.—Corn and 
Grain.—Docks, 6.—DMogs.—Cstates, 117.—Houle,—Znelolures, 64. 101. 104. 
216,—MBotions, 44.—Drdergs, 69.—Parishes.—Rates.—__Supply, 32. 


ee 


Popery. 


I. Aé&amp; againft fending Perfons beyond Seas to be popifhly bred, and other Aéts, read, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 788. 
2e A&amp; of the Parliament of Scotland to prevent the Growth of Popery, read, &amp;c. XL.VIII. 666. 


See Millenters, 1. 3. &amp;c.— Militia, 12.—Papists.—Scotland, 19. &amp;c. 





Popish Reculants. 


Ads relative to Ditto, and other Acts, read, &amp;c. and negative a Motion made thereon, 
XKLVII, 788. 















~ Population. 


Bill to afcertain the Population of Great Britain, ordered, ‘LV. 872. Prefented, &amp;c. and to 
be printed, 874. Confidered in the Committee; reported; Report to be further confidered, 
and Bill as amended to be printed, 886. Report further confidered, &amp;c. ; Bill re-committed ; 
confidered ; reported and ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 891. Read Third Time, and an Amend- 
ment made, 893. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 914. Amendments 
confidered, and deferred to 31{t December, 915. Another Bill ordered, 916. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and committed, 917. Confidered ; Report received ; Bill to be ingrofled, 919. P. 929. 


, 





Portage. 


See Darks, 6. 





Tackle Portage, London, LI. 464. 





——_———e eee 


— Porte. (Turkey.) 


See Melages, 29.—Dttoman Porte. 





Porterage. 


Petition of Merchants, Bankers, &amp;c. of London, for a Bill to regulate the Rates of Porterage to 
be taken by Innkeepers, and other Perfons within London, Weftminfter, Borough of South- 
wark, and Places adjacent, referred to a Committee, LIV. 201. Report 326. Bill prefented, 
&amp;c. 379. 404. Petition of Stage Coach Proprietors, Innkeepers, &amp;c. againft; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 411. Voices given to all the Committee, 477. 
Bill reported and recommitted, 565. Again reported, &amp;c. 599. Read Third Time and 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 615. P. 676. 





Porters, 


%- Wages and Fares of particular Porters to be regulated, XLVI. 212, 
Regulation of Porters of particular Places, &amp;c. XLVIII. 796. 
4- ‘Wine Tackle Porters, LI. 487. 
See Billg, 87. 279.—MDoacks, 6.—Squares and Streets, 46. 63. 





Portions. 


I. Given in Marriage of fome of the Royal Family, XLVII. 397. 398.—LI. 544. 
Sp Of Younger Children, XLVII. 738. 


See Estates, 93. 94.—hing, 2.—MPellages, 28. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Petitions and Bills relating to Ports, wz. 


i. 


2s 






- Ports. 








Of the Pilots of Liverpool, in the County of Lancafter ; for a Bill to amend Act of 6 Geo. III. 
for the better Regulation of Pilots and Pilotage in that Port; to lie on the Table, XLVI. 153. 
Of the Corporation of Liverpool for a Bill toamend the A&amp;t of 6 Geo. III. relating to 
Pilots and Pilotage, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 244. A Petition of Pilots, and 
alfo a Petition of Merchants, @&amp;c. of the Port of Liverpool in favour, referred to the fame 
Committee, ibid. Not reported. Petition of Mafter Pilots, &amp;c. for Ditto, referred to 
a Committee, LIT. 315. - Petition of Merchants, and Owners &amp;c. of Veffels belonging to 
Liverpool in favour of Ditto, referred to the fame Committee, iid. Report, 522. P. 637. 








Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Kingfton upon Hull, for a Bill to appoint and regulate Pilots, and for afcer- 
taining the Salvage of Ships Materials found in the River Humber, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 
LV. 53- Report, 199. Bill reported, and a Claufe added, 292. P. 374. 


Of the Portreeve, &amp;c. of the Borough of Neath, for a Bill for the Appointment and Regulation of 
Pilots, &amp;c. and for regulating the Mooring of Ships and Veffels, &amp;c. LV. 255. Report, 611. 
P. 746. 


For the Port of London. 
For the Ifle of Wight. 


See Darks. 
See Wight, Fsle of. 








See alfo Accounts, 371. 372. 381. 386. 398. 411. 413. 416. 417. 436. 440. 465. 
1082.—Bililg, 141. 260.—Cort and Orain, 2—Docks, 6—Fisheries, 4.— 
Harbours, 6. 9. 12. 13. &amp;c.—PHabhens, 1.—bolland, 1. 2—MPabvigations, 47. 
115.—rabp.— Scotland, 43. 44.—Stuppip, 589.— West Indies, 4. 5. 





Ports Free. 


Bill for making the Port of Amfterdam in the Ifland of Curacoa, a Free Port, ordered, LY. gor. 
P. 930. 


See ills, 90.—Corn and Grain.—Drawbacks.— Importation— Laws Crpiring, 
g. Sugar, 4.—TCrinidad.—_ We Indies, 1. 4. &amp;c. 





Portugal. 


See Accounts, 410. 412. 1248. 1391.— Importation. — Pellages.—_Pokk- Dffice, 5— 
NQuelktions Previous Pegative, 30.—Supplp, 277. 376. 377. 506. 552. 579. 





Poflellions. 


a, Amevica—Cak India Company.—Jndia—Queflions Prebious Pegatibe, 26.—Welk 
ndieg. 








Pot Chaite. 


The Number of them faid to be decreafed fince the Eftablifhment of Mail Coaches, L. 7. 99. 





Post BHorles. 


See Duties, 82. 





qBost Master General, 


See Drders, 84.—pPost Dffire, 2. 3. 





Postmasters, 


Horfes let out by Licenfed Poft Matters, exempt from certain New Duties, LI. 243. 
See Supply, 595. 





Post Meriviem. 


See boule, 480. 





Post Mffice. 


I. Petitions relating to Ditto, w/z. 


I. Of the Clerks in the Offices of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State, praying for Com- 
penfation for the Lofs of their Privileges by the propofed Bill, relative to fending Votes, &amp;c. free 
of Poftage, LI. 588. See Uetes; 5. 


Of John Palmer, Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Poft Office, for Money relating to Pub- 
lic Service, Compenfation, &amp;c.; it is entered, but not being recommended by the Crown, it was 
not received to proceed thereon, LII. 579. A Copy of the Warrant of Appointment of Mr. 
Palmer to that Office; ordered, 581. A Committee appointed to confider the Agreement 
made with Mr. Palmer, &amp;c. 601. Inftruéction to the Committee, 663. Report made with an 
Appendix; ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 725. This Report read, and 
a Motion made for the Houfe to refolve itfelf'into a Committee to confider the Agreement made 
with Mr. Palmer, but the Proceeding not being recommended by the Crown the Queftion was 
not put, LIII. 513. Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider the Agreement, &amp;c. 
LIV. 434 Confidered, and make no Report, 568. 














II. Bills relating thereto, wz. 


2. To enable the Poftmafter General to fend the Mail to the Dominions-of his Catholic Majefty, on 
board of any Vefiels authorized by his Catholic Majefty to carry the fame; ordered, XLVIII. 807. 
P. 938. 

3. To enable His Majefty’s Poftmatter Genéral ’ t6 open and return certain Letters contained in the 


Mails, made up at the General -Poft Office in London, for the United Provinces, on the 13th, 
16th, and 20th Days of January 1795, and now remaining in the faid General Poft Office ; 
ordered, L. 283. Agreed to by the Lords’ with fome Amendments; which were agreed to, 
488. sor. P. 545. 
4. For the more fecure Conveyance of Ship Letters, and for granting to His Majefty certain Rates of 
| Poftage thereon; ordered, LIV. 659. “P. 737. ; : ame 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9Q Ill. Bills 


















Post Dilice : Petitions ‘and Bills relating thereto ;—&amp;c, 








III. Bills relating to Poftage of Letters, &amp;c. viz. 


5. For regulating the Portage and Conveyance of Letters by the Carriage called The Penny, &amp;¢, Poft, 
ordered, XLIX. 246. P. 388. 

6. For granting Rates of Poftage for the Conveyance of Letters and Packets between Great Britain, 
and the Iflands of Jerfey and Guernfey, and within thofe Iflands; ordered, xLix,. 246, 
P. 388. 

7s For enabling the Deputy of the Clerk of the Houfe of Commons to fend and receive Letters 


and Packets free from the Duty of Poftage; ordered, LI. 7396. - Prefented, read Firft and 
Second Time, and committed, 739. Deferred, 741. Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 745. 748. 


753 P. 755: 
See Accounts, 508. 947. 1044. 1385.—MBills, 327.—Committees, 103.—Corn 
and Grain, 2.—C€lectiang, (Writs).—oufe, 168, and (Poft Office).—Bemberg, 2. 
128.—petitions, 72. 73.—faupplp, 422. 551. 552. 591.—Woteg, 5. 





Pot and Bearl Ashes. 


See Accounts, 421.—Crportation, 3.— Boule, 224. 





Potatoes, Pulle, &amp;c. 


¥; Bill to encourage the Cultivation of Potatoes on Wafte Lands for a Time to be limited, ordered ; 
LV. 280. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 287. Confidered in the Committee, and 
the Houfe adjourns for want of Forty Members prefent, 305. Day appointed for going again 
into the Committee, 309. Further confidered; reported; Report to be taken into further 
Confideration, and Bill as amended to be printed, 318. Report further confidered and deferred 
for Six Months, 330. 


2, —= to enable Parifh Officers to apply Part of the Poor’s Rate in the Purchafe of Potatoes to be 
diftributed to the Poor for planting; and alfo, to promote the Cultivation of Potatoes on 
Wafte Lands, with the Confent of all Parties interefted therein ; ordered, LV. 354. Prefented 
and read, &amp;c. ibid. Not proceeded in. 


See Atrounts, 953. 1057.—Bills, 2. 141. 149—Corn and Grain, 4. 9, &amp;e— 
Debates, 28.—Dikillerp, 1.— Boule, 71. 190.—Jnvemnitp, 13. 





Pots. 


Pewter Pots belonging to Alehoufe-keepers, XLVIII. 254.—LI. 380. 593. 
See Alehoufes. 





Poundage. 


See Accosmeg, 167. 1264.—Forelks, 1.—Supplp, 78. 79. 206. 208. &amp;c. 






Pound Lorks. 


See Bills, 252. 





Powder. 


See Gunpotoder.—Jndemnity, 3.—Starch—Supplp, 113. 460. 46t. 





Bower. 


Full Power given to Perfons to treat with others, &amp;c. LI. 33. 


See Atcounts, 1257. &amp;c.—Committees, 124. 125. &amp;c.—Corgita. — Houle.— 
hing.—Speaker, 113. 114. &amp;c. 





Prayers. 


t. At the beginning of each Day of Bufinefs, except on the Firft and Second Day of a New Parlia- 
: ment, and the Firft Day of a New Seffion of Parliament, XLYI. 6. 7.—XLVII. 3.—XLVIIL. 3. 
XLIX. 3.—L. 3.— LI, 3.—=LIL 7. 8. 9. &amp;c.—LIIl, 5. 


2. Serjeant to give Notice to all Committees when the Houfe is going to Prayers, &amp;c. XLVI. 9.— 
XLVII. 9.—XLVIII. 9.——-XLIX. 18.——L. 10,.——LI. 8.—L I. 10, —LII1. 6. 
3- Uniformity of Public Prayer; At 13 and 14 Charles Il. and other Acts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 


See Boufe, 62. 63. 352. 





. Preachers. 


A&amp; againft Offenders of Preachers, and other Aéts, read, &amp;c. XLVII, 788. 
See Houle, 62. 63. &amp;c. ‘ 





Breambles. 


See Wills, 63.—Comunittees, 134. 





Prebendaries. 


See ills, 201.— Churches, 20. 27.—Inelofmres. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV.—(1790—1800.) 











‘Precevents, 


Of Orders in Council, XLVIII. 763. LI, $10. ~ 
Of Perambulations, &amp;c. of Forefts, XLVI. 153. &amp;c. 
Of Proclamations, XLVII. 813. 1092.—LI. 50. 
Of Writs, XLVI. 3. 4 
See a, 9. 980. 1264.—Boule, 205. 206.— Pembers, 26. 126.— Speaker, 29. 
Qe 50. &amp;Ce 


+ * es 


Precepts. 


Of particular Sheriffs, Lil. 139. 
See Clections. 


Precincts, 


See Jntlofures, 45. 84. 410. 416.—Sewers, 1.—Oquares and Streets, 20. 63. 





--Breferments, 


See Addrefles, 86. 





Preference. 


See Willg, 280. 





Premiums. 


See Accounts, 1050.—Dratwhacks, orc. 64. 87. 





Prelentations. 


See Churches, 10.— Patrons. 


-Preffes. 


Containing Claufes ftruck out of Bills, XLVIII. 803.—LIII. 665. 








-Dretenvet. 


See Creafon. 





Prices, 


See Wills, 225.—Butchers.— boule, 164.— provisions. 





relents. 


See Accounts, 50. 284. 285. 1115. 1116.—Supplp, 32. 37. 50. 


Drees, 


See Wills, 26.—Clectiong, (Roxburgh. 


Prelidencies, | 


Of the Eaft India Company, XLVI. 401. 648. 
See Accounts, 508. 542. 566. &amp;c. 


Prefinents, &amp;c. 


Sce Accounts, 549. 558. 560. &amp;c.— Bills, 267.—houle, 190. 259.— Sedition. 





Prime Costs. 


See Accounts, 508. 





Princes. 


See Accounts, 193. 196- 1252. &amp;c.—Africa— Bills, 369.—hing, 1. 2. &amp;c.— Members, 129. 
Ropal Familp.—Wales, Prince of. - 





Princes and States. 


See Acrounts, 284. 1250. &amp;c.— Africa. — Bills, 370.— Members, 167.—Hellages.— Speeches. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9R 








Principal. 


See Bills, 170.—Stotk or Funds.—Supplp, 301. 414. 416. 454. 











Printers. 


See Complaints, 21.—srews-papers, 1.— Petitions, 15.—printing—Supplp, 575: 





a ———— 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Printing. 





I. The Houfe orders various Accounts and Papers 
fufficient for the Ufe of the Members 


relating to, wz. 

Admiralty - +--+ - - - 1. 
Affidavits - - = - - - = 2 
Agriculture Comm) - - - 3. 
Aliens- - - - - = 
Appendixes to Reports oe fe) 
Army (including Barracks) - 6 ¢o 36. 
Arrears + - - - = = = = « 
Balances - - » Age i a ee 
Bank of England oe elem BF 
Bank (Million)- - - - - - 43. 
Bills of Exchange - - - -' - « 
Carlton Houfe - - - - - - 46. 
Civil Eftablifhment . - - - + .. 
Civil Government «+ - - - = . 
Confolidated Fund- - - - - .. 
Convitts - - - - = = = 48. 
Copperr- - - - = -'- = « 
Cornand Grain - - - = = « 
LER 20 4 eee ae es 
Courts Martial- - - - = - 52. 
Cuftoms- - - - - 53 %0 59. 
Deaths and Cafualties oe ee 
Debt, National - - - = = 60. 
Debt, Public - - - - © - 61. 
Deliberations - - - - - = « 
Drainage - - - - - = = « 
Duties) = © « « sos eG, 
Eaft India Company - - 68 to 134 
Eftates - - - - = - = = 135 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - 136, 
Exchequer (Taxes paid in, &amp;c.) 

139 to 150. 
Excife (Duties pad in) - 151. 152. 
Expences = - - = - 153, 
Fitberies (Newfoundland) - -. = 154. 
Germany- - - - - = = = .. 
Herrings - - - 2 + + 156. 


Imports and Exports - - 


Incidents (paidinto ser Exchequer) I 58. 


Income - &lt;--&gt;. 


Index (General, and t to Votes) 159- ‘164 


Journal and Index- - - - - 161. 


For Bills, and Bills as amended, &amp;c. 





SS a ee ee 
Land Revenue - - - - - = -« 
Letters - - - - - g. 10. 
Maroons - - - - - ~ 
Memorials - - - - 
Militia - - - = - 
Mint- - - - 
Minutes of Svilicscs 
Money, Public - 


Navy - - . 


eee oe 

' 
oe. 8. © 2 48 ES 
oe ret Ber Se 


New South Wales - - 
Offices - - - 
Orders - - - - 
Ordnance - - - - 
Penfions - - * 
Poft Office - 
Prifons - - - 
Privy Council - 
Protections - - 
Public Income - - - 
Quebec Province - - - - - 
Reports from Seleét Committees 
from Secret Committees - 
from Committees of the 
whole Houfe - - - - 
with oe egumaaedl -- - 
Refolutions - - - - 
Revenues of the Duchy of Corowall - 
Schedules of Lands contained in a Bill 
Scotland, (Trade and Navigation) 
Excife, &amp;c. - - 
Sermons - - - 
Ships and Veffels 
Slaves - - 
South Sea Houfe 
Speeches - - 
Stamp Office - 
Tax Office - - - 
Treafury- - - - - 
Watermen’s Company 
Weft Indies - ~- - 


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“EY Est ee Ae aes eet Es 
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See Willg, 102. &amp;c. 





to be printed, 
of the Houfe, 


162. 
186, 
164. 
165. 


169. 
172. 


- 178. 


188. 
195. 


196. 
199. 
207. 
208. 
226. 


2276 
229. 


246. 
250. 


251. 
257. 
258. 
265. 


267. 
270. 


276. 


279 
136. 


II. Queftions 



























Printing ; Conténts of the Head, &amp;e. 


NS lll lllaNaINaooaoaaoQaYIEaaEeEeeeeGeGweee@e__—_G_G—Geeeee eee 








II. Queftions Negative relating to Printing - 284. 285. | 


IJI. Incidental Proceedings - - - + + = 286 #0 290. 





Printing. 





I. The Houfe orders various Accounts and .Papers to be virinted 
fufficient for the Ufe of the Members of the Houfe, 
relating to, viz. 


Admiralty, viz. 


2. Extraéts and Copies of Orders, and of Letters, to and from Admirals, &amp;c. relative to the failing of 
the Fleet, refpecting the late Attempt of the French to invade Ireland, LII. 366. 
- Report of the Lords of the Admiralty refpecting the Matters ftated in Reports of the Seleé&amp;t Com- 


mittee of Finance, fo far as they relate to the Office of Admiralty, LV. 39. Further Report 
relative to Ditto, and a Return made by the Victualling Board to the Precept of the Seleé&amp;t Com- 
mittee of Finance in 1798; 61. 
Affidavits, viz. 
2. Copy of General Myers’s Affidavit, L. 563. 
Ditto of Marie Jofephe Roignan, and other Papers, L. 566. 








Agreements.——See infra, 244. 245. 


Agriculture, viz. 


3. Report of the Committee of the Board of Agriculture, refpecting Mr. Elkington’s Mode of 
Draining, L. 612. ‘ 


Accounts of the Expenditure of the Board, LIII. 147. 


See infra, 240. 


Aliens, viz. 
om Return of Ditto tefident in London, &amp;c. in 17973 LI. 453. 


——Ditto of French Emigrants, including Laity and Clergy, from the Alien Office, 28th February 
1800 ; LV. 297. 





For African Slave Trade. ——See infra, 227. 258. 259. 260. 265. 266. 





America.— See infra, 186. 





Annuities. See infra, 42. 61. 


Appendixes, viz. 
o To Accounts relating to the Army, Navy, Ordnance, &amp;c. LIV. 419. 


To Reports, viz. 


4. . Of the Committee of Secrecy upon the Seditious Praétices of Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 
734 738. 7 

5. Of the Sele&amp;t Committee appointed to take into Confideration the prefent high Price of Corn, 
LI. 213. 255. 


See infra, 218. 229. 239- 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790——1800.) Army, 





Printing ; Various Acchdais, dad Papers. 




























































12. 


Il. 


13. 


15. 


16. 


17. 





‘ 


} 


Army, viz. 


Amount of Sums granted by Parliament for the Service of the Land Forces in 1786, 1787, 1788, 
178g, and 1790, refpectively, XLVI. 338. . 


Amount of Extraordinary Expences incurred and paid for the Service of the Army in 1786, 1787, 
1788, 1789, and 1790 refpectively, XLVI. 338. 


Account of the Extraordinary Expences of the Army, incurred and paid by the Right. Honourable 
the Paymafter General of His Majefty’s Forces, from 25th December 1793, to 24th December 
1794, &amp;c. L. 238. From Ditto to 14th November 17953 LI. 140. 416. From 1sth 
November to 24th December 1795; 644. From 25th December 1795, to 6th December 
1796; LI. 180. From 7th to 24th December, 1796; 466. For 17973; LUI. 424~— 
For 1798; Liv. 646. or 1799; LV. 85. 




















Diftribution of particular Sums granted towards the Extraordinary Expences of the 
Army in 17973 LIII. 424.—LIV. 646. In 17993; LV. 85. 


Ditto for Exraordinary Services in 1799; LV. 85. 








of the Demands for Army Services outftanding on 5th January 1799, &amp;c. LIV. 419. 





of Warrants for Army Services due and unpaid on 5th January 1799, &amp;c. LIV. 419. 


Letters, viz. 


To Lords Lieutenants of Counties; a Paper intituled “ General Subfcription ;” A Plan of Aug- 
mentation of the Forces for Internal Defence, &amp;c. XLIX. 379. 


From the Deputy Secretary at War to Colonel Hay; from the Earl of Aberdeen to Mr. 
Secretary Dundas, &amp;c. dated September 1795; LI. 235. Colonel Hay’s Letter of Service, 
dated 2d of April 17943; 244. 


Other Matters, viz. 


Account of Sums advanced by the Paymafter-General of His Majefty’s Forces on Account 
of the Troops raifed for and ferving in the Eaft Indies, for Four Years to 24th December 
17925; XLVI. 181. 


Amount of the Pay granted to the feveral Commiffaries for the Forces appointed in 17935 
&amp;c. together with the Half Pay to which they will be entitled, XLIXx. 81. 


Lift of the Public Accountants whofe Accounts have been delivered into the Office of the 
Comptrollers of the Accounts of the Army fince 5th January 1793, &amp;c. LV. 379. 


Eftimates, viz. 
Of Sums neceflary for completing Barracks in Great Britain, &amp;c. LI. 295. 


Of the Charge of Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain for 1 7973; LI. 666.— —From 
25th December 1800, to 24th March 1801; LV. 868. 


Of the Charge of Guards, Garrifons, &amp;c.; Forces in the Plantations, &amp;c.; Recruiting, and 
Contingencies; of the Embodied Militia; of Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry ; of 
increafed Rates to Innkeepers; and of Expences for Barracks from’25th December 1800, to 
24th March 1801; LY. 868. 


Orders, viz. 


Circular Orders of Field Marfhal the Duke of York to General Officers commanding Diftriéts, 
dated 18th April 17953 L. 491. 


Circular Orders fent from the War Office to General Officers commanding *Diftricts, dated 18th 
and 25th April 1795; L. 491. ! 


Pay and Clothing, &amp;c. viz. 


Account of the Pay, Clothing, and Allowances received by the Volunteer local Corps, and 
Corps of Yeomanry, with the Conditions on which they receive them, LI. 147. 152. 


Return of the General and Staff Officers who have been employed and paid under the Earl of 
Moira, &amp;e.; with an Account of the Pay and Allowance of thofe Officers, LI. 147. 152. 


Account of all Monies due for Off-reckonings to the feveral Colonels, &amp;c. of His Majetty’s 
Regular, Fencible, and Militia Forces; and Ditto remaining due on 1ft January 1706, 
and fince paid; with the Grants out-of which paid, LI. 598. 3 


A:count of all Arrears due to Officers of the feveral Regiments, &amp;c. of His Majefty’s Regular, 
Fencible, and Militia Forces; and fuch of Ditto as have been difcharged fince 1ft January 
1796, and the Grants out of which paid, LI. 598. 


Pay 






Printing 5 Various Accounts, and Papers. 








—— 
Army, continued. 


Pay, &amp;c. viz. 


20. Account of all Pay and Arrears‘ of Pay due to General and Staff Officers of His Majefty’s 
Forces; and alfo which were due on 1ft January 1796, and fince difcharged, with the Grants 
out of which paid, &amp;c. LI. 598. 


21. Account of all Pay and Arrears of Pay due to the feveral Governors, &amp;c. of His Majefty’s 
Forts and Garrifons in Great Britain, and Parts beyond the Seas; and alfo which were due 
on 1ft January 1796, and fince difcharged, with the Grants out of which paid,. &amp;c: 
LI. 598. | 


Returns, viz. 


22. Of His Majefty’s Land Forces, confifting of Regular Cavalry and Infantry, Fericible Cavalry, 
and Infantry, Independent Corps, and Militia, as they were effeftive in November, 1794, 
LI. 147. 152. Ditto, and alfo Volunteer and Yeomanry Cavalry and Infantry, as they 
were effective on 1ft Auguft 1795; 152- 


Of the Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry accepted by His Majefty in Great Britain, 
prior to 1ft June 1798; LIIl. 665. 


Of the General and Staff Officers now ferving within Great Britain, with Diftinétion of 
Ranks, &amp;c. LIV. 75. Ditto ferving in 1794, 1795, 1796, 1797) and. 1798, with 
Account of Pay, &amp;c. 207. 


Of the Number of Men raifed for the Army; Number difcharged on Account of Wounds, 
&amp;e. and Number killed in Action, or died, fince the Commencement of the prefent War 5 
and Return of Total Number of Effective Rank and File a¢tually ferving in the Pay of 
Great Britain, LV. 929. 


Foreign Forces, viz. 


22 Return of the Emigrant Regiments raifing for His Majefty’s Service on the 1ft of November, 

3 gran g y 
1794, under an Act of Parliament of gth of May, 1794; LI. 147. 152. 

24s Return of the Foreign Infantry raifed or raifing on the Continent, under Letters of Service of 
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, dated 1ft November 17945 LI. 147, 152. 

26. Return of the Foreign and Emigrant Cavalry raifed or raifing:for His Majefty’s Service, under 
the Command of His, Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, dated 1ft November 1794; LI, 
147. 1§2. 

26. Return of Emigrant and Foreign Cavalry, on 1ft of Auguft17953; LI. 147. 152. 

27. _ Return of Emigrant and Foreign Infantry, on ift of Auguft 1795; LI. 147. 152. 

28. Return to an Order of the Houfe, dated 2zoth November 1795, for a Return of all General and 


Staff Officers employed in the Service of His Majefty, and in His Pay, under the Count 
D’ Artois, Prince of Condé, or any other French General; with an Account of their 
feveral Allowances, LI. 147. 152. 


- Lift of the Foreign Corps in the Service of Great Britain, LV. 880. 
See infra.— Ordnance. 


Barracks, viz. 


29. - Account of all Sums of Money that have been iffued by the Barrack-Mafter-General, &amp;c. for 
the Erection of Barracks in Great Britain, from 1{t January 1790, to 1ft December 1 795, &amp;c. 
LI. 283. 
30. ———Ditto iffued by Ditto for the ere€ting and fitting Temporary Barracks in Great Britain, in 
the fame Period, &amp;c. LI. 283. Ditto in other Periods, 610. 
3I. '——Ditto iffued for the Ereétion of Barracks by the Barrack-Mafter-General in Guernfey and 
Jerfey, &amp;c. in the fame Period, &amp;c. LI. 283. ; 
32. Account of the Number and Names of all Barrack Mafters, with their refpective Salaries and 


Emoluments, which have been appointed to fuperintend the feveral Barracks built, &amp;c. in 
Great Britain, Jerfey, and Guernfey, LI. 283. 295. 


33. Account of the Number and Names of the feveral Officers, with their refpeétive Salaries, who 
have been appointed to fuperintend the feveral Barracks, built, 8c. in Great Britain, Jer- 
fey, and Guernfey, LI. 283. 295. 


34. Account of all Sums of Money that have been iffued by the Boatd of Ordnance for the Ereétion 
of Barracks in Great Britain, . Jerfey, and Guernfey, &amp;c. LI. 295.° 


Statement of the Demands outftanding for Barracks on sth January 1799; (LIV. 419. 


35- Lift of Barracks intended to be built, with the Places at which they are to be fituated, the 
Number of Men and Horfes they will feverally contain, and probable Amount of the Ex- 
pence of ereéting the fame, LI. 485. 


Innex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9$ . 36. Lift 














Brinting ; Various Accounts, and Papers. 


——————_ 














36. Lift of the Barrack Mafters, diftinguifhing fuch as are-Officers on Half Pay, or who have ferved 
in the Army or Navy, LI. 602. 


See infra, (Deaths, &amp;c.) 


Arrears, viz. 


Due on sth January 1 7995 from the Officers of the Cuftoms, Excife, &amp;c. for Twenty Five Years, 
preceding that Date, &amp;c, LIV. 661. 


Due on sth of January 1800, from the Officers of the Poft Office in Great Britain, &amp;c. LV. 416. 
See infra, (Taxes, &amp;c.) | 


Balances, viz. 


Due tothe Public upon Declared Accounts, &amp;c. on 5th of January 1799; LIV. 661. Another 
Account prefented and to be printed, for one withdrawn, 732.- Due to Ditto on Ordinary 
and Extraordinary Accounts, depending in the Offices of the late Auditors of the Impreft, and 
transferred to the Commiffioners for auditing Public Accounts, LV. 379. 


‘Net Balances in the Hands of Diftributors of Stamps in Great Britain on roth October 1798, 
andon sth of January 1799, &amp;c. LIV. 661.———Ditto on the roth of October 1799, and sth 
of January 1800; LV. 379. 





Total amount of Balances due on sth of January 1799, from Perfons employed, &amp;c. in receiving 
the Revenue of the Crown Lands for Twenty-Five Years preceding Ditto, LIV. 661. Ditto 
Due on 5th January 1800, from the Receivers-General of the Land Revenues of the Crown for 
England, &amp;c. LV. 379. Ditto for Wales, &amp;c. to 5th of January 1800; 397. 


Total and Net Balances in the Hands of the Deputy Poft Maflers in Great Britain, in England, 
Scotland, Dublin, and Weft Indies, and Balance due from the Penny Poft to 5th of January 
1800; LV. 416. 








Banks, viz. 
Bank of England, viz: 
37- Unpaid, and unclaimed Dividends, XLVI. 137. 
ati Balance of unpaid Dividends and Lottery Certificates, XLVI. 147. 
39. Arrears of all Dividends iffued by Government fince the Original Eftablifhment of the Bank, 
. XLVI. 149. 
40. Lift of Proprietors Names of unclaimed Dividends, XLVI. 300. | 
Al. Amount of Money advanced for the Public Service by the Bank of England, and Outftanding 





on 12th of September, 1795; LI. 427. Ditto on 1ft of October, 1796; LI. 157. 
Ditto on 25th of February 1797; 376. Ditto on gth of March 1797; 388.—Ditto from 
25th of February to 1ft of November. 1797; L1ll.39.—Ditto on 31ft December, 1797 5 355- 
On 7th December, 1798 ; LIV. 2 61. 








426 Account of all Sums advanced for Ditto Service, and outftanding on 31ft of December 1792 ; 
and alfo 31ft December, 1795; LI. 468. 

ee Ditto Advances on. Land, Malt, and Exchequer Bills, on particular Dates, LV. 92. 

* Copies of all Communications between the Directors and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 


relative to. Advances fince 1ft of November, 1794, &amp;c. Lil. 462. 


Account relative to Imperial £. 3-per-Cent. Annuities, LII. 219. 





Imperial Stock, LIII. 39. 
Total Amount of Mortgaged Actions of the Bank of Vienna, depofited in the Bank, LIII. 39. 
Papers of 1795 and 1796, relative to the Imperial Loan, Lil. 449. 


Amount of Bank of England Notes in Circulation, on an average of every three Months from 
25th of March 1797 to 1800, &amp;c. LV. 899. Another Account of Ditto, the former one 
being withdrawn,’ 904. ; 





For Bills of Exchange. See infra. 
Million Bank, viz. 
43. Account of the Property of the Million Bank Society, Amount of Sums in the Public Funds, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 778. ) 
44. Lift of the Names of the Direétors of the Million Bank Society, &amp;c. XLVIII. 778. 
45. Account of the Tranfaétions of the Million Bank Society in the Grant, Purchafing, and Sale of 


Annuities, &amp;c, XLVI. 778. 


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46. 
47° 


48. 


49. 


50. 


St. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Bills of Exchange, viz. 


Accepted by, &amp;c. the Lords of the Treafury, made payable and paid at the Bank of England in 
1796, &amp;c. Lil. 398. 


Drawn on the Treafury from Saint Domingo from the Commencement of the War, &amp;c, 
Lil. 538. 


Carlton Houfe, viz. 


Mr. Holland’s Statement of the Receipt and Expenditure for Ditto, XLVI. 690. 
A Minute of the Treafury Board, XLVI. 690. 


Civil Eftablifhments, viz. 


Of that Part of Saint Domingo in the Poffeffion of the Britifh Forces, LII. 540. 


Civil Government, viz. 


Amount of the Monies that would have been applicable to His. Majefty’s Civil Government, if 
the Hereditary Revenues, &amp;c. had been granted to, or referved by His prefent Majefty, &amp;c. 
LIV. 661. Ditto if thofe enjoyed by his late Majefty had been enjoyed by His prefent 
Majefty, &amp;c. LV. 745. 





Confolidated Fund, viz. 


Income of and Charges upon Ditto for feveral Quarters, ending 5th of July 1796, to sth of April 
17973 LI. 523. For the Quarter ending sth of July 1797; 736. For Ditto ending 
sth January, 17985 LILI. 290. For the Year ending sth of January 1799, with the actual 
Payments thereout, &amp;c. LIV. 262. he 








The Sum granted out of Ditto Fund, for 1796, and the Produce to fatisfy the fame, LI. 523. 


Convidts, v7. 


The feveral Accounts and Papers prefented in the fame Seffion relative to Ditto on Board the 
Hulks, and thofe tranfported to New South Wales, XLVII. 533. 


The Account of Work done by the Convicts on Board the Hulks, Numbers employed, and 
Quantity, and computed Value of the Work ; alfo the like Account of Work done at Plymouth, 
together with the Number of Convicts on Board the Dunkirk Hulk, XLVII. 591. 592. 


Accounts relative to Convicts reported to the Court of King’s Bench, XLVII. 593. 


Copper, vzz. 
Quantity of Copper purchafed for the Ufe of His Majefty’s Ordnance, from the Year 1788, ~ 
to 15th of February, 1799, &amp;c. LV. 338. 


Copies of Communications between’ the Admiralty Board ; Lords of Council for Trade, and the 
Treafury, on the Effect of the high Price of Copper relative to the Navy, LV. 300. 


Copies of all Reprefentations made to the Privy Council, complaining of the Want or high Price of 
Copper, &amp;c. LV. 310. 


Quantity and Prices of the different Articles of Copper purchafed for the Ufe of the Navy, from 
29th of April 1799, to 17th of March, 1800, &amp;c. LY. 329. 


See infra, 57- ‘ 


Corn and Grain, viz. - 


Statement of Prices of middling Wheat per Quarter; alfo Quantities of all Grain exported, with 
the Bounties paid thereon, and of all Grain imported in each Year, from 1697, to 1799, 
divided into Periods, &amp;c. LV. 871. : 


Quantity of Foreign Wheat, 8cc. and of all forts of Foreign Grain, imported ftom 26th of September 
1799, to 26th of September 1800, &amp;c. LV. 871. 


Corfica, viz. 
Tranflation of the Articles of the Conftitution of Corfica, L. 259. 


Account of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Ifland ; of all Penfions, Allowances, &amp;c, granted to any 
Corfican Officers; of Military Appointments occafioned by the Poffeffion of Corfica by His 
Majefty’s Forces, 8c, and other Papers, Lill, 466. : 


Courts 












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Courts Martial, wiz. 


52. Copies of the whole of the Proceedings of a Court Martial, holden for the Trial of John Fenton 
Cawthorne, Efquire, Colonel of the Weftminfter Regiment of Middlefex Militia, LI. 562. 


Cuftoms, viz. 


53° Total amount of the Arrears due on 5th of January 1800, from the Officers of the Cuftoms in 
England, from sth of January 1774, &amp;c. LV. 379. 
54. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties of Cuftoms, from 1786 to 1791, with 


Diftinétions, XLVI. 229.—XLVIII. 91.—LI. 43. 


—— Ditto in England and Scotland for Four Years, ending 5th of July 1796; LI. 398.—— 
In 1798; LIV. 133- 


—-— Ditto of the Revenue of Cuftoms, XLVII. 47. 61. 


55° Total Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, XLVII, 61.—XLVII. gr. 
—LI. 43.—bLIl. 398.—LIV. 133. 


Bounties paid, viz. 


On Corn imported from the Commencement of Act of 36 Geo. III. Lu. 77. 





Ditto imported in 1796 and 1797; LIII. 115. 
To Seamen in the feveral Ports of Great Britain, purfuant to A&amp; of 35 Geo. III. Lu. 77. 
Bounties and Expences to Seamen in particular Periods, agreeable to Weekly Returns, Lil. gz. 
° Sums paid on Account of raifing Seamen in 1796 and 17973 LIlI. 115. 


4 


Coals imported, viv. 


Account of all the Coals imported into the Port of London from 1ft of March 1790, to rf 
March 1800, &amp;c. LV. 297. Between the 1ft of January and 31ft of Otober, 1799, &amp;c. 
881. 


Amount of the Duties on Coals for Ten Years, from the Year 1790; LV. 881. 


Raw Materials, viz. 


Quantities of the principal Articles in the Nature of Ditto, imported into Great Britain, and 
retained therein for 12 Years preceding 5th January 1799; LIV. 262. 


Ditto imported into and ufed in Manufactures in Great Britain, for Twenty Years, at differeat 
- Periods of Five Years each, to 5th January 1799; LIV. 262. 
Sugar and Rum, viz. 


Quantity of Britifh Plantation Sugar and Rum imported into and exported from Great Britain, 
between sth January 1798, and 5th January-1799; LIV. 262. 


Amount of the Duties on Bonded Sugar, which remained unpaid on roth of O&amp;ober 1800; 


LV. 883. 
Other Matters, viz. : 
56. All Seizures of Corn and Grain, &amp;c. made by Officers of the Cuftoms, &amp;c. XLVI. 388. 
57. Quantities of Corn and Grain imported from Ireland into Great Britain ; alfo Quantities exported 


from Great Britain to Ireland, XLVI. 388. 


Lifts of Offices, which being ufelefs, are propofed to be abolifhed, and of thofe either propofed to 
be abolifhed or confolidated, &amp;c. and an Account of certain Offices which have fallen in fince 
1783, &amp;c. LUI. 347. 


“ Value of Britith and Foreign Merchandife imported and exported, for the Half Years ending sth 
January 1797, 5th July 1797, and sth January 1798, &amp;c.; LUI. 465. 


of all Imports into and Exports from Great Britain, for Twelve Years preceding the sth of 
Jatt 1799 with Diftinétions, Liv. 262. Ditto for Fourteen Years, ending sth January 
1900; LV. 561. 








Quantity of Wrought Copper exported during the Year 1799, &amp;c.; LY. 325. 





of Brafs and Plated Ware exported during the Year 1799, &amp;c.; LV. 325. 


Veffels, Craft, Barges, &amp;c. viz. 


58. Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, Craft, &amp;c. belonging to the Cuftoms, and 
Number of Men who enjoy Protections from that Office, L. 267. 


\ 


59- Number 






59: 


60. 


61. 


62. 
63. 


64. 


66. 
67. 





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Cuftoms, continued. 


Domingo (Saint). 


Drainage. 





Number of Veilels of Tonnage, and Number of Boats and Row-Galleys employed by the 
Cuftom Houfe, and the Hands employed therein, L. 267. 


\ 

Number of Veffels, Amount of Tonnage, and Number of Men, &amp;c. employed in their re- 
peated Voyages, which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards in Great Britain, from or to 
all Parts of the World, between sth January 1799 and sth January 1800, &amp;c.; LY. 617. 
651. 


Wool, viz. 


Total Quantity of Spanifh Wool imported into Great Britain in the laft Nine Years, LV. 445. 


Quantity of Foreign Wool imported into Great Britain in Nine Years, preceding sth January 
1800; LV. 450. 


Total Value of the Woollen Manufactures exported from Great Britain in the laft Ten Years, 
LV. 450. 


See infra, (Weft Indies.) 


Other Matters ordered to be printed, viz. 


Deaths and Cafualties, viz. 
Taken Place in the Britifh Forces &amp;c. ferving in the Ifland of Saint Domingo, from the Beginning 


of the War to End of September, 1796; LII. 540. 


} 


Debt National, viz. 
Total Amount of Stock purchafed by the Commiffioners for reducing Ditto, with Annual Intereft, 


and Monies iffued to them, XLVI. 244. 


Debt Public, viz. 
Account of all Additions made to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Intereft or An- 


nuities of any Loan made or Annuities created, fubfequent to Act of 27 Geo. III. and Produce 
of Duties, &amp;c. LI. 414.—LII. 95.——Ditto in the Year ended roth October 1797; Lill. 140, 
Ditto, 1798; LIV. 133. Ditto, to sth January 1800; LY. 113. 


Account of the Public Funded Debt, as it ftood on 5th of February 1799, with Diftinétions, &amp;c. 
LIV. 419. 











Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outftanding on 5th Januaty 1799, under the Heads 
of Exchequer, Treafury, &amp;c. LIV. 419. 





of the Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, on sth January 1799; LIV. 419. 


Deliberations, viz. 


Extracts from Regifters of Ditto at Saint Domingo, LII. 540. 





See fupra, (under 22. 47.) and Deaths and Calualties, &amp;c. 





See fupra, 3. 


Duties, viz. 


Net Produce of the additional Duties‘on Horfes and Carriages granted from sth July 1789; 
L.19. 54. ) 


Net Income of the Tax of Ten per Cent. charged upon the Affeffed Taxes, by Act of 31 Geo. IIL. ; 
&amp;c. L.-19- 54- 


Produce of the Additional Duties, 1789, on News-papers, Advertifements, &amp;c. for 1794; L. 19. $4. 


Net Produce of the Duties on Britifh Spirits and on Foreign Spirits, granted Anno 1791; L. 49. 
54- 
Amount of the old Duty on Britifh Spirits paid into the Exchequer, &amp;c. Lil. 77. 





Net Produce of the Duties on Sugar granted by A&amp; 31 Geo. IIL; L. 19. 54. 
Net Produce of the Duty on additional Game Certificates, 1791—For 1794; L. 19. 64. 


Statement of the Internal Duties payable in Great Britain on certain Articles of the Growth, &amp;c’ 
thereof, and of the Duties on the Materials of which they are compofed, &amp;c. LV. 443. 


Total Amount produced by A&amp; 38 Geo, III. for granting an Aid and Contribution for the Pro- 
fecution of the War, LV. 519. | 


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Accounts and Papers relating to the 
Faft India Company, viz. 


Accounts, viz. 


68. } ‘Of Annual Revenues and Charges, &amp;c. XLVI. 402.458. 478.—XLVII. 611. 1028.—XLviit. 
. 135.—XLIX. 381. 416.—L. 439. 522.—LI. 600. 627. 678.—LII. 41. 545.—LIV. 145. 
—LV. 94. 714. 751. ; 


69. Supplement to Accounts of Ditto, XLVI. 458. 
70. 3 Accounts to be fubftituted for others relative to Ditto, L. 522.—LI. 678.—LV. 729. 
71. Receipts and Difburfements of Bengal and Madras Governments, XLVI. 458. | 
72+ ——Ditto of Bombay, XLVI. 478. 610.—L. 522. 
Army, viz. : 


Proceedings of the Court of Directors, Correfpondence with the Governor-General, &amp;c. in 
India, relative to eftablifhing a better Mode of recruiting the Army in India, LI. 263. 


Part of the Military Arrangement fent to India, relating to the Education of Officers intended 
- for Engineers, &amp;c, LI. 263. 
Confultations, vz. 


73 Extract from Fort Saint George Military and Political Confultations, dated 28th Auguft 1792, 
ie ts containing Extraét of ‘a Letter from the Board of affumed Revenue, dated 5th July 1792, 
figned Haliburton, Webbe, XLVIII. 761. 


Correfpondence, viz. 


74s Between the Rajah of Travancore and Government of Madras, relative to. the Forts of Cran- 
ganore, &amp;c, XLVI. 157. : 





between the Nabob Tippoo Sultaun and the Government of Madras relative to Ditto, 

XLVI.157. 227. 

76. . Between the Government of Bengal and Madras relating te the Attack of Tippoo Sultaun on 
the Lines of Travancore, XLVI. 157. 


a agitg! Parts of Correfpondence between the Governments of Bengal and Madras, and’ the Nabob of 
Arcot, and the Rajah of Tanjore, relative ‘to the Government of Madras having affumed 
the Management of the Revenues of the Carnatic and Tanjore, XLVI. 464. 


78. Between the Court of Direétors and Secret Committee, and the Governments of India, relative 
to the Negotiation carried on by-Earl Cornwallis with the Nizam, XLVII. 393. 


79. Betwixt Major Bannerman and Sir Archibald Campbell, &amp;c. on the Subje&amp;t of the Purchafe 
. 3 of the Forts of Cranganore and Jaycottah from the Dutch by the Rajah of Travancore, 
XLVII. 1066. 


Such Parts of Correfpondence between the Court of Dire€tors and Governor-Geneial, &amp;c. in 
India, ‘relative.to the Mode of recruiting the Company’s Forces in India, Lil. 263. 


Between the Court of Directors and the Government of Madras, relative to the better Ad- 
miniftration of Juftice in that Prefidency, LII. 700. 


Such Parts of Correfpondence and Confultations as relate to the Adminiftration_ of Juftice in 
the Provinces of Malabar, ceded by the Treaty with Tippoo Sultaun, LII. 700. 
Goods, viz. 


80. Prime Coft and Sale Amount of Goods from India and China; and Eftimate of Cofts, Cuftoms, 
_ &amp;c. of one Year’s Sales of Goods from India and China, XLVIII. 220. 


81. Amount of all Goods fold at the Company’s Sales from 1ft March 1795, to 1ft March 1796; 
LI. 627. 


. 82. Amount of the Sales of the Company’s Goods from March 1795, to March 1796; Charges 
and Profit on Private Trade, &amp;c. compared with the Average Eftimate of Receipts and 
Payments, as formed bya Committee of Accounts in February 1793 ; LI. 627. 


Annual Account made up to 1ft March 1800, of the Amount of the Proceeds of the Sale of 
Goods and Merchandife of the Company in Great Britain, &amp;c. LV. 714. 


Imports and Exports, viz. 


&gt; Amount of thofe toand from the feveral Prefidensies in India, for Three Years paft, with 
Diftinctions, &amp;c. LIV. 743. 


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Information, viz. ; : ‘ 


83. Cofmmunicated by Sir Archibald Campbell to the Court of Direttors relative to the Forts of 
Cranganore, &amp;c. XLVI. 157. 


Information from the Company fubmittél to the Houfe relative to Ditto, XLVI. 393: t - 
Submitted to the Houfe relative to the Accounts directed to be laid before 'the Houle by A&amp; 
33 Geo. III.; Lv. 714. r : 


Letters, oz. 


84. Copy of one from Mefirs Moothoufe and Company, propofing to contrac for Draught. and 
Carriage Bullocks, XLVI. 176. 

$5. Ditto from the Governor-General in Council of Bengal, to the Prefidency of Fort Saint 
George, relative to the Difpute between Tippoo Sultaun and the Rajdh of Travancore, 
XLVI. 195. 

86. Ditto from Captain Bannerman to the Government of Madras; and alfo Correfpondence 


between Mr. Powney, Refident at Travancore, and the Governments of Bengal and 
Madras, relative tothe Forts of Cranganore, &amp;c. XLVI. 227. 


87. Letters ; from the Refident at Travancore to the Governor in Council at Madras, XLVI. 227. 





$8. From the Governor in Council at Madras to the Governor-General and Council, and . 
from Governor Holland to the Governor-General, XLVI. 227. 














89. From Lord Cornwallis, dated 7th July 1789, referred to in the Firft Article of the 
Treaty with the Nizam, XLVI. 253. ‘ 
go. ——— From Ditto to the Court of Directors, dated 17th November 1790; XLVI. 579. ‘i 
gt. ——— From Ditto and the Prefidency of Fort Saint George, relative to a confiderable Loan 
of Money promifed by Lord Cornwallis to the Mahrattas, XLVI. 393. 
92. ————- From Ditto to Sir Archibald Campbell, approving of his Operations in cafe of a 
War, XLVI. 556. 
93- ———— From Ditto to Captain Kennaway communicating the Commencement of Hoftilities : 
% by the Raja of Cherika, &amp;c. XLVII. 556. 
94. ———. From fundry Officers of the Bombay Eftablifhment, with a Vindication of the Com 
duct of the Englifh Forces againft the Nabob Tippoo Sultaun, ‘XLVI. 298. 
95- —— From Court of Directors to Governor-General, &amp;c. of Bengal on the Finances of 
India, XLVI. 458. ; 
96. —— Paragraphs of Letters from Court of Directors to Prefident, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George 
and Bombay, XLVI. 458. 
97- ———— Ditto from the Governor-General and Council in their Political Department to the 
Court of Directors, together with Powers given to the Right Honourable the 
Governor-General on his going to the Coaft, XLVI. 550. 
98. ——— From the Prefident, &amp;c. of Fort Saint George to Sir Eyre Coote, relative to the Re- 
commendation of the Governor-General, &amp;c, of Bengal, to. re-inveft Sir Eyre Coote 
with feparate Authority, &amp;c. XLVI. 623. 
99- From Colonel Fullarton to the Right Honourable the Prefident and Seleé&amp; Com- 
mittee at Fort Saint George, dated 7th January 1785; XLVI. 660. . 
100. -——— From the late Sir Archibald Campbell to Brigade-Major Bannerman, refpecting the 
Purchafe or Acquiftion of Cranganore or Jaycottah by the Rajah of Travancore, 
XLVI. 393. 611. 
101. From the Governor, &amp;c. at Fort Saint George to the Governor, &amp;c. at Bengal, re- q 
lative to the Conduct of Tippoo Sultaun towards the Factory of Tellicherry, XLVil. 
556. 
102. ——— From Sir Archibald Campbell to Earl Cornwallis, relative to the hoftile Intentions of 
Tippoo Sultaun againft the Rajah of Travancore, &amp;c. XLVII. 556. 
103. —— From Mr. Malet, the Refident at Poonah, relative to the Endeavours of Tippoo to 
fecure the Co-operation, &amp;c. of the Mahrattas, &amp;c. XLVM.'556. 
104. ‘——_. Paragraphs of the Military Letter from Saint George, relative to the Apprehenfions of 
the Rajah of Travancore of an Attack from Tippoo, XLVII. 556. 
4o5. — The feparate Letter on the Finances of India from-the Court of Directors to the 
Governor-General, &amp;c. at Bengal, dated 4th Auguft 1791;,XLVII, 611. ; 
106. ——— From the late Sir Archibald Campbell to the Rajah of Travancore, dated sth, 17th, 
and 30th April, and 12th Auguft 1788; XLV. 611. 
107. From Djtto'to Brigade-Major Bannerman, dated 12th Auguft 1788; XLVII. 611. . 


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Eaft India Company, continued. 


108. 





Extract of Political Letter from the Prefident and Council at Fort Saint George to 
the Court of Directors, dated 16th January 17925 and Ditto, dated sth October 
17923; XLVIII. 761. 


Copy of Mr. Kinderfley’s Letter of the 5th July 1792, to the Board of Affumed 
Revenue ; and Extract of a Letter of the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George 
to the Board of Affumed Revenue, dated 28th Auguft 1792; XLVIII. 761, 


109. 








Extract of a Letter from the Court of Directors to the Prefident and Council of 
Fort Saint George, dated 6th May 1791, relative to the ColleGtion of the Revenues 
from the Southern Polygars, XLVII. 761. 


110. 


“ Paragraphs of the Letter from the Governor-General in Council of Bengal, in the Law Depart- 
ment, relative to the Adminiftration of Juftice within the ancient Limits of Tellicherry, 
Lil. 700. 


Copy of a Letter from Sir John Day to the Chairman of the Company, on the Defects of the 
Adminiftration of Juftice at Madras, LI. 706. 


——Ditto from Mr. Popham to the Governor in Council of Madras, on the Mode of adminifter- 
ing, Juftice among the Natives of the Settlement ‘of Madras, Lil. 706. 


Copies and Extracts of Letters, and Correfpondence between the Governor-General, &amp;c. and 
the Court of Directors, &amp;c. as relate to Hoftilities with the late Tippoo Sultaun, from Lord 
Mornington’s Arrival in Bengal, LV. 9. 28. 
Memorials, viz. ? 
II}. From the Officers ferving in the Eaft Indies to the Court of Directors concerning their Rank, L. 
266. 326. 
Men, viz. 


112. Number of Perfons employed on the River by the Company, L. 222. 


Minutes, viz. 


113. Of the Governor-General in Council of Fort William, &amp;c. fignifying his Intention to proceed to 
the Coaft, to take upon him the Conduét of the War, XLVI. 550. 


114. Of the Members of the Council of Fort William, approving of Lord Cornwallis’s proceeding to 
the Coaft, XLVI. 550. 


116. - Of all Confultations.of the Bengal Government, relative to the Negotiation between Earl Corn- 
wallis and the Nizam, XLVI. 393. 


116, | Of the Prefident and Council of Fort St. George, upon the Recommendation of the Board of 
affumed Revenue, relative to the Collections of the Revenue of Arcot, during the late’ Affump- 
tion of the Revenues of that Province, XLVIII. 761. 


Of Lord Hobart, relative to the deplorable State of the Carnatic and Tanjore, occafioned by 
ufurious Loans and other Circumftances, LI. 707. 


ee Of the Governor-General of Bengal, of 13th January, 1798, with the Papers therein referred 
to, and alfo Copy ofthe Treaty with the Vizier Saadut Ali, &amp;c. LIV. 689. 
Money, viz. 


117. Account of what Money has been paid by the Company to Government of the £.500,000 pet 
Annum, provifionally to be paid by them, &amp;c, LI. 627. 


Orders, viz. 


118. From the Court of Direétors, &amp;c. to the Governments of India, relative to the Conduct to be 
obferved towards Tippoo Sultaun and the Nizam, XLVII. 393. 


119. Tranfmitted by the Direétors, &amp;c. to Fort Saint George and Bengal, relative tothe Affumption 
of the Government of the Carnatic in 1790, XLVI. 618. 635. 


Petitions, viz. 
120. __. Of the Officers of thé Company to His Majefty from the Bengal Eftablifhment, L. 266. 


Proceedings, wiz. | 


121. Extract of Proceedings of the Committee of affigned Revenue, dated Fort Saint George, 22d 
June 1785, containing Extract of a Letter to the Prefident and Council of Fort Saint George, 
dated 22d June 1785 ; XLVIII. 761. 


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Eaft India Company, continued. 


° Copy of the Proceedings of the Court of Dire¢tors, &amp;c. from January 1796, to 2t{t December 
1796, relative to a better Mode of recruiting the Military Eftablifhment in India, Lu. 263. 
Receipts and Payments, viz. 
A corrected Eftimate of Ditto made, &amp;c. iri England, from ift March 1796, to ift March 
1797, &amp;c.; LI. 85. 
Reports, viz. 


122. Of the Sele&amp;t Committee appointed by the Court of Direétors to take into Confideration the 
Export Trade from Great Britain to the Eaft Indies, relative to the Export Trade te China 
and to Japan and Perfia, XLVIII. 75. 


123. Of the Select Committee, upon the Subje&amp; of the Cotton Manufacture of this Country, 
with Appendixes, XLVIIl- 135. 
Reprefentations, viz. 


124. Made to the Court of Direétors, &amp;c. om the Subject of the Company’s affuming the Govern- 
ment of the Carnatic, &amp;c. XLVII. 618. 635. 


Refolutions, viz. 


125. Of the General Court of Proprietors of the Company in 1774, relative to the Limits of Military 
Authority inIndia, XLVI. 478. 


Of Ditto, and Proceedings of the General Court and Court of Directors in 1796, refpecting 
taking up Ships for the Company’s Service by fair and open Competition, 8c. LII. §17. 


Revenues, vz. 


326. Eftimate of the probable Revenues and Charges of India, ona Peace Eftablifhment; &amp;c, 
XLVIII. 220. 





Ships. See fupra, 125+ 


Stock, viz. 


127. Account of the Steck, per Computation, of the Company (exclufive of their Capital Stock) on 
1ft March 1796; Li. 627, From 1ft March 1799 to 1ft March 1800 ; LV. 751. 


Treaties, viz. 


128. Thofe lately concluded between the Company and the Mahrattas, and between the Company 
and the Nizam, XLVI. 227. 

129. Made by Sir Archibald Campbell, the Nabob of Arcot, and the Rajah of Tanjore, XLVI. 464. 

130. Made by the Government of Madras with the Nabob of Arcot during the Adminiftration of 
Mr. Davidfon, XLVI. 478. 588. 

131. Concluded by Sir Archibald Campbell with the Nabob of Arcot in February 1787; Extracts 


and Copies of Letters, Orders, &amp;c. and the Approbation of the Court of Dire¢tors there- 
on, and feveral Papers relative to it, &amp;c. XLVI. 464.—XLVII. 562. 


132. Troops, viz. 

133. Sums due from the Company to the Paymafter of His Majefty’s Forces for King’s Troops 
ferving in India, XLVI. 478. 

134. General Abftraét of the Troops belonging to the Company, and of the King’s Troops ferving in 
India, XLVI. 478. 


Other Matters ordered to be printed, viz. 
Emigrants.—See Jupra, (Aliens.) 


Eftates, viz. 


1353 General Account and Valuation of the Eftate of the Corporation of Liverpool; Money received by 
the Corporation for Fines for the renewal of Leafes, and Statement of the Amount of the Town 
Duties, Fines, &amp;c. from 1783 to 1792. And Valuation of Houfes, Warehoufes, &amp;c. upon the 
Eftate belonging to the Corporation leafed out for Three Lives and Twenty-One Years, XL VIII. 
645. ; 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9 U Exchequer 





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136. 


137. 


138. 






















































139. 


140. 


141. 


142. 


143. 


144. 
145. 
146. 
147: 


149. 


Exchequer Bills, wiz. 


Expentes incurred for Intereft on Exchequer Bills, XLVI. 229.—LIV. 419. 
Copy of the Report of the Commiffioners for the Iffue of certain Exchequer Bills, L. 594, 
Iffued on the Vote of Credit for the Year 1796; LI. 606, 


Amount of Exchequer Bills bearing Date 11th March 1797, &amp;c.; Rate of Difcouat, &amp;e. 
LI. 407. 


——Ditto iffued under the Act of 37 Geo. III. for raifing Eighteen Millions, &amp;c. 111. 407. 
—_—Ditto for Relief of the Merchants of Liverpool and Lancafter, LV. 752, 


Exchequer, viz. 


Total Net Produce of Taxes paid into Ditto under the Heads of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, and 
Incidents, XLVI. 334. 


Net Produce paid into Ditto of the Annual Duties on Land and Malt, XLVI. 334. 


All Sums paid into the Exchequer or applied to the Public Service, not being Part of Cuftoms, 
Excife, Stamps, and Incidents, or Land and Malt, or Lottery, XLVI. 334. 


Amount of Public Debts, XLVI. 334. 
Debt in Exchequer Bills outftanding on sth January 1800; LV. 201. 
The feveral Charges on the Aggregate and Confolidated Funds, XLVI. 334. 





On the Confolidated Fund in the Year 1798, &amp;c. LIV. 419. 

All Monies remaining in the Exchequer at certain Periods, &amp;c. XLVI. 334. 

Sums remaining of the Surplus of the Confolidated Fund, XLVII. 126. 

Sums raifed by way of Lottery; Money paid for Prizes and Charges of Management, XLVI. 366. 


Lift of the Namés of Proprietors of all the different Sorts of Annuities, (Life Annuities excepted) 
payable at the Exchequer, due 31{t December 1780, and which were unpaid in 1791, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 554. | 


Produce of all the Taxes exifting before 1793, and of the Amount of the Taxes impofed in each 
Year fince 1793,-8&amp;c. LIV. 418. 


Total Net Produee for 





Produce of the Taxes for One Year to 5th January 1792; XLVII. 45. 
One Year to 5th January 1793 ; XLVIII. 363. Total Net Produce for One Year to 5th Janu- 


ary 1796; LI. E. 493. Ditto to 5th April 1796; 602. Ditto ending 5th April 1798, 
with Diftinctions, LI. 475. 











Income of and charges upon the Confolidated Fund, with the Surplus remaining for the Difpofition 
of Parliament, XLVIII. 91.——Income and Charges for the Quarter ending sth April, 1798 ; 
LI. 4765. Income to 5th January 1800, One Year, LV. 264. Income and Charges for 
feveral Quarters to 5th April 1800; 624. 








Account of all Sums granted by Parliament fince 29th October 1795, and expended before sth 
April 1796; with a Statement of the Services to which the fame were applied, LI. 617. 


Net Produce of all the Permanent Taxes in particular Quarters, LIT. 38.—LIII. 115. Ditto 
exifting before 1793, and alfo the Taxes impofed in each fubfequent Year, taken for Two Years, 
ending sth January 1799, and sth January 1800; LV. 89. For the Year ending sth April 
1800, and Duties impofed from 1793 ; 624. 636. 





See Infra, 158. 275. 


Salary, Allowances, Fees and Gratuities ‘received in the Office of the Tellers of the Exchequer by 
the Marquis of Buckingham, for 1794, 1795, and 1796, 8c. Lill. 151. 


Surplus of the Confolidated Fund on 5th April 1799; LIV. 418. 


Account of the Public Funded Debt, as the fame ftood on the 1ft of February 1800, &amp;c. 
LV. 334. 


of Amount of the Public Funded Debt of the Kingdom at particular Periods, beginning 
with 1700, &amp;c.; LV. 927. 


of the Progrefs made in the Redemption of the Public Funded Debt to 1ft February 
1800, &amp;c.; LV. 334. 


—— 








Totals of Cuftoms, Excife, Stamps, Incidents, Duties, pro Annis, 1793, &amp;c. to 1800; LV. 752. 
Tenth of October 1799, and 10th October 1800; 883. $86. 


Excife, 





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Excife, viz. 


151. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties of Excife, XLVI. 244.—XLVII. 61.— 
LIV. 133. 
152. ——Ditto of the Duties of Excife in England and Scotland, with Diftinctions, LI. 43.— 
LII.. 398. 


Amount of the Old Duty on Foreign Spirits paid into the Exchequer for Three Years, ending 1794, 
and alfo for 1796; LII. 162. 





Ditto on Britith Spirits for Ditto, and for 17975 LIII. 115. 


-——Ditto of the Duty on Beer paid into the Exchequer for Three Years; and alfo for 1796; 
Lil. 162. 


Total Amount of the Arrears due on sth January 1800, from the Officers. of Excife in England, 
from 5th January 1774, &amp;c.; LV. 379. 


Duty paid or to be paid on Hops that were grown in Great Britain in the Years 1797, 1798, and 
17993 LV. 457- 


Amount of the whole Duty on Malt, paige of the old annual Duty paid into the Exchequer, 


in the Years ended roth October 1797, &amp;c. to 1800, and of the Amount of the Duty on 
Beer, &amp;c. LV. 883. 


Expences, viz. 
153. Account of thofe incurred by the Miffion of the Earl of Yarmouth, as Minifter Plenipotentiary to 
the King of Pruffia, XLIX. 81. 
Fifheries, viz. 
154. State of the Newfoundland Fithery in the Years 1699 to1791, &amp;c.; XLVII. 695. 
155. An Account of Shipping and Trade outwards at Newfoundland, 1787 to 1791; XLVII. 695. 


Germany.—See infra, 171. 


Herrings, viz. 


156. Number of Barrels of Herrings taken in the Four Years preceding sth 7 inc by Veffels, 
&amp;c. fitted out for the Tonnage Bounty by Act of 27 Geo. III. &amp;c. XLIXx. 


157. Quantity of Herrings exported from Great Britain within Ten Years preceding 1794; with Amount 


of Bppety, &amp;c. XLIX. 637. Ditto in Nine Years preceding 1771, and other Periods, 
LHI. 430 





Number of Veffels, with Amount of Tonnage; Number of Men, &amp;c. employed; Number of 
Barrels of Herrings taken, and Veffels entitled to Bounties and Premiums, in Ten Years preceding 
1797, &amp;c. LI. 431. This Account withdrawn, and another prefented, and to be printed, 
679. 


Imports and Exports, viz. 


Value of Britith and Foreign Merchandife for particular half Years, &amp;c.; LU. 23. 


a ——Ditto of Foreign Merchandife exported from England in the Three Quarters ending roth 
Oétober 1797, and the fame in 1798; LIV. 74. 


——Ditto of Britifh Manufactures exported from England in the Three Quarters ending 10th 
Oétober 1797, and the fame in 1798; LIV. 74. 


Lift of the principal Articles of Britifh Manufacture exported from England in the Quarter ending 
10th October 1798, &amp;c. LIV. 74. 


“ Quantity of Coals imported into the Port of London between 1ft January and 31ft Oftober 1799, 
&amp;c. and Amount of Duties, LV. 881. 


Incidents, viz. 


S 


158. Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties under the Head of Incidents, XLVII. 
61.—XLVIII. 91. LI. 43.—LI. 398. —Liy. 133. 


Income, wiz. 


Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Refources conftituting the Public Income of Great Britain, 
for the Year ending sth January 1800, with feveral Appendixes, LV. 677. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800). Index, 









Printing ; Various Accounts, and Papers. 








Index, viz. 
159. To the Votes of the Houfe of the lafi preceding Seffion, made by Mr. George Whittam, LI. 787. 


160. General Index to the Journals of the Houfe, from the 34th Volume, compiled by Mr. Samuel 
Dunn, LI. 788. 


See infra, 161. 


Journals, viz. 


161. One to be printed with an Index, (46th Vol.) XLVI. 682. One Ditto, (47th Vol.) 
XLVI. 1068. One Ditto, (48th Vol.) XLVIII. 944. One Ditto, (49th Vol.) 
XLIX. 737.——One Ditto, (50th Vol.) L. 614.——One Ditto, (51ft Vol.) LI. 787—— 




















One Ditto, (52d Vol.) LII. 743. One Ditto, (53d Vol.) Lill. 704. One Ditto, 
(54th Vol.) Liv. 727. One Ditto, (55th Vol.) LV. 791. 927. 
Ireland, viz. | 
“ Copy of the Refolutions of the Two Houfes of Parliament in Ireland ; Copy of the Joint Addrefs 


of the Two Houfes, and Commercial Accounts of Great Britain, relative to a Union with 
Ireland, LV. 369. 


A Schedule of Articles, being of the Growth, &amp;c. of Ireland, charged on Importation into Great 
Britain, with countervailing Duties of Cuftoms or Excife, LV. 443. 


“ Copy of a Letter of the Lord Lieutenant, inclofing an Account of Offices actually held, and 
Offices tenable by the Members of the Irith Parliament, LV, 615. 


Land Revenue. 





For Reports from the Commiffioners, fee infra, 231. 


Letters, &amp;c. viz. 


162. Copy of circular Letter from Mr. Secretary Dundas to the Sheriffs Depute, &amp;c. of Scotland, and 
their Anfwers, ‘&amp;c. relative to the Crops of Grain in 1792 3 XLVIII. go. 


163. Extraéts of Letters from Lieutenant Governor Wentworth, and others, relative to the State of 
Defence of Nova Scotia, &amp;c. and relative to the French Naval Force on the Coaft of North 
America, XLIX. 344. 


ve -——Ditto relative to the Maroons fent from Jamaica, LIl. 472. 


o -~——Ditto to and from Admirals, Captains, &amp;c. of the Fleet, relative to failing, &amp;c. refpecting the 
late Attempt of the French to invade Ireland, &amp;c. LII. 366. 


———Ditto from the Duke of Portland, &amp;c. relative to Saint Domingo, LII. 540. 5st. 
——Letters from Sir John Wentworth to the Duke of Portland, in 1797; LIII. 305. 


——Ditto of the Duke of Portland, and Governors of the Weft India Iflands, LUI. 398.—LIV. 
206. 


See fupra,(Army.) Infra, (Prifons.) 


Loans, viz. 





“ Money received on the Loan of 1795; LI. 466. 468. 
Ditto on Loans 1796; LII. 79. 128. 
- Returns to Orders relating to Remittances from the Emperor of Germany, for Payment of his 
Loan, and Intereft, LII. 203. 
ee Lift of Subfcribers to a Loar of £.18,000,000, for 1797; LII. 627. 


See infra, 170-—Supra, 41. 61. 
Maroons.—See infra, 186. Supra, 163. 


Memorials, &amp;c. viz. 


164. Of Mr. Fullarton’s Claim for Expences incurred in preparing for a fecret Expedition in 1780, and 
Report of Comptrollers of Army Accounts, relative to fuch Expences, &amp;c. L. 368. 


Militia, viz. 
Letters, &amp;c. with Offers to go to Ireland, LILI. 705. 






Printing, Various Accounts; and Papers: : 





165. 
166. 


168. 


169. 


179. 


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Inpex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) | 9 X 


Mint, viz. 


Gold and Silver Monies coined at His Majefty’s Mint, in the Years 1793, 1794, 1795, and 
1796; Lil. 157.———Gold coined from Michaelmas 1796, to November 1800; LV. 876. 


Minutes of Evidence, viz. 


Taken before Seleét Committees appvinted to try Eleétion Petitions; XLVIII. 258. 664.—LI. 603. 


Taken from Time to Time on the Second Reading of the Bill for improving the Drainage of the 
Middle aud South Levels, Part of Bedford Level, Eau Brink, &amp;c. XLIX. 290.—L. 219. 


Taken before a Committee of Privy Council, in refpe&amp; to the Stock of Grain in. this Country, 
and Price thereof fubfequent to the Harveft of 1794, 8c. LI. go. 


Of the feveral Witneffes examined by the Lords relative to feveral daring Outrages offered to His 
Majefty in going to and from the Parliament, LI. 69. 


Taken on confidering Genetal Turnpike Adts, LIII. sio. 
Taken before the Committee on the Bill for better regulating the Port of London, Liv. 483. 





-Ditto before the Committee on the Bills for making Wet Docks, Bafons, &amp;c. at the Port: 
of London, LIV. 483. The Refidue of the Minutes taken on Ditto, 518. 


See infra, (Reports.) 


Minutes, viz. 


Taken upon the Third Reading of the Bill to prohibit the trading for Slaves on the Coaft of 
Africa, within certair. Limits, LIV. 489. 





- upon hearing Counfel on confidering the Repott from the Committee on the London 
Flour Company Bill, LV. 722. 


Money Public, viz. 


Account, fhewing how the Money given for the Service of the Year 1 795 has been difpofed of; &amp;c. 
LI. 468. Ditte for the Year 1796; Lil 93. Ditto for 1797; Lill. 381. Ditto for 
17983; LIV. 594. Ditto for 1799; LV. 197. 


Account of Money received on the Loan of 1795,0n 12th of September 1795. Received for the 
Lottery 1795, on Ditto = Money iffued on the Land and Malt Tax for 1795, on Dittd, 
and Sums raifed on the Vote of Credit for 1795, on Ditto; LI. 468. For Ditto, 1796; 
LI. 79. 128. 























Monies referved for the Payment of His Majefty’s Civil Lift, from 4th January 1795, to 
12th September 1795. Money paid to the different Departments payable from His Majetty’s 
Civil Lift Revenues, from sth January 1795, to 12th Septémber 1795; LI. 468. 





Account of the aétual Application of Public Monies remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer, 

sth January 1799, and paid into Ditto in the Year ending 5th January 1800, &amp;c. Ly. 405. 567. 
See fupra, 37, &amp;c.—Infra, 277: 

A particular Account of the Application of the feveral Sums included in an Account prefented 


4th December 1795, of the Diitribution of £.2,500,000, granted by A@ of the preceding 
Seffion, LI. 494. 3 





Ditto of alike Sum granted for 17965 Lil. 168. 


Account of Advances made, &amp;c. for the Service of His Imperial Maijefty, fince 13th December 
1796, &amp;c.; Lil. 446. 


Proceedings of the Lords of the Treafury refpecting feveral Offices concerned in the Receipt, 8c 
of Public Mouey, LIV. 660.—LYV. 759. ; 


Navy, via. 


Amount of Sums granted by Parliament for thé Service of the Navy, XLVI. 204. 
Amount of the Outftanding Debt of the Navy. XLVI. 205. 





of the Unfunded Debt of the Navy, and of all Demands outftanding on 41{t Decembet 
1798; LIV. 419. 
Eftimate of the Debt of the Navy; as it ftood on 31ft December 1495; LI. 475. Ditto, on 


30th September 1796; LII. 79. 128, On 30th November 1796; 189.~——Ditto, on 31ft De- 
cember 179735 LIIl. 276, 





Account of Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills, regiftered fince 31ft December 1795; LI. 605. 

Amount of Ditta regiftered between 1ft of Oftober 1795, and 27th Oétober 1796; 
LI. 79. 128. Amount of Ditto from 28th to 31ft Odtober 17963 LII. 157. Ditto 
regiftered between 31{t December 1796, and 31ft December 1797; Lill. 276. 











» Amount 












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176. 
177. 


178. 


179. 
180. 


181. 
182. 
183. 
184. 
185. 


186. 


187. 


188. 


189. 


190. 


1gl. 
192. 


193- 


194. 


Navy; continued. 


Amount of Navy Bills paid off between 18th April and 1{t November 1796; Lil. 99. Between 
other Periods, 189. 


Amount of Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills outftanding, and that became due, &amp;c. between 
1ft November and 31ft December 1796; LII. 157. 


Amount of Money received from the Exchequer for Naval Services, between 5th January 1798 
and 6th January 1799, &amp;c.; LIV. 419. : 


Number of Prefs Gangs employed, and Bounty Money paid to Seamen, L. boa. 
Number of armed Ships and Tenders, and Navy Tranfports employed, L. 222. 


New South Wales, viz. 
Letters from Governor Phillip to Lord Sydney, XLVI. 394. To Lord Grenville, XLVII. 808. 
Inftruétions given by Governor Phillip to the Lieutenant Governor, 8c. XLVI. 394, | 


Copy of a Paper delivered by Lieutenant Governor King, containing a Defcription of Norfolk 
Ifland, XLVI. 394. 


Number of Convicts fhipped from Englaed, and intended to be fhipped, XLVI. 394. 
Expences incurred in tranfporting Convicts, XLVI. 394. 

Quantity and Coft of the Provifions and Stores which have been fent to Ditto, xLVI. 394. 
Charge and Expence of the Civil and Military Eftablifhments, XLVI. 394. 

Return of Settlers in Governor Phillip’s Difpatch of 5th November 17913 XLVII. 808. 
Return of Land in Cultivation at Paramatta, sth November 1791; XLVII. 808. 


Nova Scotia, viz. 
Letters from the Lieutenant Governor to the Duke of Portland, &amp;c. relative to the Maroons fent 
from Jamaica, LI. 472. 517- 


Offices, viz. 


Several Accounts fhewing what Increafe or Diminution has taken place in the Number and A 
ef the Salaries, &amp;c. of all the Public Offices, for the Years 1797, 1798, and 1799, ae, Lv. 68: sf 


Further Proceedings of the Lords of-the Treafury, &amp;c. refpeéting the Office for auditing the 
Public Accounts, LV. 792. 5 


See fupra, 17. 


Orders, viz. 
Standing Orders relative to Navigable Canals, XLVII. 797. 1027. 1068. 
relating to Railways, Dram Roads, &amp;c. LIV. 727, 
to Inclofures, LIV. 727, 


Ordnance, viz. 


Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, Craft, &amp;c. belonging to and hired for the Service 
of the Ordnance, L. 222. 


Number of Tranfports in the Service of the Ordnance, their Tonnage, and Number of Men em- 
ployed therein, L, 222. 


See infra, 201. 


Return of the Royal Regiment of Artillery Effectives, and in Pay, the 1f{t November 17943 
LI.153. Ditto, 1ft Auguft 17955 154. 


Return of the Royal Irifh Artillery on the Continent, the 1ft November 17943; LI. 154. 


Return of Lieutenant-Colonel Rotalier’s Corps of French Emigrant Artillery, November 1794; 
LI. 154. Ditto, ift Auguft 17953 154. 


Return of the Corps of French sa Engineers, agreeable to the Mufter Rolls and Pay 
Lifts of 1ft of April and 1ft Auguft 1795; LI. 154. 


Account.of the unprovided Services belonging to the Qffice of Ordnance, as they ftood on 31ft 
December 1795; LI. 485. 


Outftanding Ordnance Debentures, with Dates, &amp;c, Lil. 128. 138. 


Demands on the Ordnance, outftanding on sth January 1799, &amp;c. with Particulars, 6c. and what 
Part was then provided for, LIV. 419. 
Amount 






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Ordnance, continued. _ : 
Amount of Mohies paid for Ordnance Services, between sth January t798 and sth January 17993 
LIV. 419. 
Eflimates, v7z. 


Of the Charge of the Office for 1797, Land Service; Lil. 128. 138. 


Penfions, viz. 


195. Amount of the Penfion granted to James Hayes, Efquire, lateone of the Juftices of the Grand 
Seffions for the Counties in Wales, XLIX: 81. 


Lift of Penfions granted fince ift January 1792, &amp;c. LIll. 449. 


Poft Office, viz. 
Grofs Produce of the Revenue of Ditto for Four Years, to 5th April 1796; Lil. 187. 


Grofs Net Produce and Charges of Management of Ditto for Three Years, to sth April 17963 
and One Year’s Grofs Produce by Eftimate, to 5th April 1796; LII. 192. 


Number and Value of Franks from particular Dates in 1796; LII. 207. 
See fupra, (Arrears. Balances). 


Prifons, viz. 


Copy of the Proceedings of the General Quarter Seffions for Middlefex, holden in January 1799, 
refpecting feveral Matters relating to the Houfe of Correction for the faid County, and certain 
Prifoners confined therein, LIV. 262. 


Copy of the Depofition of Thomas Aris, Governor of the Houfe of Correétion for Middlefex, 
and of Letters from the Duke of Portland, &amp;c. to the Sheriffs of London and Middlefex, &amp;¢. 
in 17993 LIV. 262. 


Report of the Committee appointed to infpect the General Concerns of the Prifons of the County 
of Middlefex, laid before the General Seffions, 21{t February 1799; LIV. 316. 


Proceedings of the Juftices for Middlefex upon the Reprefentations of the Grand and Traverfe 
Juries, refpecting Cold Bath Fields Prifon, LV. 762. Prefentment of the Grand Jury of Mid. 
dlefex, and other Reprefentations of the Juftices, inclofed in Ditto, ibid, 


Privy Council, viz. 


196. Copies of Reprefentations and Reports from the Commiffioners for Trade and Plantations, and the 


Lords of the Committee of Privy Council, for Trade, &amp;c. relative to the Newfoundland Trade 
and Fifhery, XLVIII. 376. 


197. Minutes of Evidence taken before a Committee of Privy Council in refpeét to the Stock of Grain 
in this Country, and Price thereof fubfequent to the Harvelt of 1794, &amp;c. LI. 50. 


198. Order in Council prohibiting the Exportation of Wheat, Rye, Barley, &amp;c. LI. 50. 


Copy of the Examination taken 4th March 1800, refpeéting the Birmingham “ Flour and Bread 
**; Company, or Union Mills,” LV. 622. 


Protections, viz. 








199. Number of Men who enjoy Protections from the Board of Admiralty, L. 222. 
200. Number of Men and Boys employed in the Tranfport Service, and in Veffels belonging to the Navy 
Board, Victualling Office, and Excife, who enjoy Proteétions, L. 122, 
201. Number of Men and Boys who enjoy Prote¢lions from the Office of Ordnance, L. 222. 
202. Number of Men enjoying Proteétions from the Excife Office, L. 134, 
203 Excife in Scotland, L. 262. 
204. Cuftoms in England, L. 267. 
Provifions, viz. | 
Sundry Species of Provifions purchafed, &amp;c. for His Majefty’s Service from the Commencement 
of the prefent War to the Year 1800; LV. 915. 
Public Accounts Office, viz. 
205. Unclaimed Dividends at'the Bank, XLVI. 137. 
206. Arrears of Dividends and Lottery Certificates, XLVI. 137. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) » AReturn 





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Brinting ; Various Accounts, and Papers. 
















































213. 


234. 


215+ 


216. 


2.17. 


218. 


222. 


207. 


208. 


209. 


210. 
21I. 


212. 


223. 


Public Accounts Office, continued. 


A Returt of the Commiffioners for Auditing the Public Accounts to an Order of the Houfe of 
Commons of 28th January 1800; LV. 379. 


Public Income, viz. 


Ordinary Revénue and Extraordinary Refoutces conttituting the Public Income of Great Britain, 
for the Yearending 5th January 1799, together with Appendixes, LIV. 627. 


Quebee Province, wiz: 


Articles of Capitulation ; Fourth Article of Definitive Treaty of Paris ; His Majefty’s Proclama- 
tions; Inftructions, &amp;c. Petitions and Memorials, dec. of Inhabitants of Quebec, &amp;c. XLVI. 


227+ 447- 


Reports from Selec&amp; Committees; viz: 


To inquire refpe€ting the Application of the Money voted for Carlton Houfe, 8¢: XLVI. 705. 


To take into Confideration the Standing Orders of the Houfe refpeéting Bilis for making Navi- 
gable Canals, XLVII; 797. 1027. 


To inquire into the State of the Trade to Newfoundland, XLVIII. 456. 679. 927. 
To take into Confideration the prefent State of Commercial Credit, XLYIII. 707. 


To confider the feveral Petitions from the Woolcombers, complaining of certain Machines ufed in 
their Trade, XLIX. 324. 


Appointed to confider Mifs Atherton’s Petition relative to her Confent, &amp;c. to the Lancafter 
Canal Bill, XLIX. 385. 





—_—-— to revife the Standing Orders of the Houfe relative to Bills for making Canals, Aque- 
ducts, &amp;c. XLIX. 475. . 


eosin to infpect the Lords Journals in relation to their Proceedings on the Trial of the Im- 
peachment againft Mr. Haftings, xLix. 488. 


to confider the Petition of the Merchants, &amp;c. connected with the Iflands of Grenada 
and Saint Vincent, relative to Depredations by the French Inhabitants, &amp;c. L. 596. 





—-—to take the Refidue of Evidence relative to the Drainage of Bedford Level, &amp;c. L. 219. 


to take into Confideration the prefent high Price of Corn, and to colleé&amp; Evidence, 
&amp;c. LI. 86. 198. 213. 528 547. An Appendix delivered on a fubfequent Day, 
Lh 255. 








4 to inquire who was the Author of the Pamphlet ‘intituled, “ Thoughts on the Englith 
“© Government ;” printed for J. Owen, No. 168, Piccadilly, 1795; LI. 157. 224. 


———-— to examine the Mattef of the Petition of Matthew Baillie, Phyfician, &amp;c. offering to 
Parliament the late Dr. Hunter’s Collection of Natural Hiftory, LI. 517. 





—- to examine, &amp;c. the Petition of the Clerks in the Office of His Majefty’s principal Secre- 
taries of State, &amp;c. relative to their privilege of fending printed Votes, and News-papers, 


free of Poftage, LI. 597. 


——-— to examine the Petition of the Cutting Retail Butchers of London, Weftminfter, the 
Borough of Southwark, and Places adjacent, LI. 640. 


——-— to take into Confideration Adts of 13, and 14 Geo. III. relating to the General Laws for 
regulating Turnpike Roads, &amp;c. io far as relates to the Payment of Additional Tolls at 
Weighing Engines, &amp;c. LI. 665.—LIII. 486. 


——-— to confider of Regulations on the Houfe going to Saint Paul’s Cathedral on a Day 
of Thankfgiving appointed by His Majetty, Lili. 155. 





to examine the Matter of the feveral Petitions, praying for a Repeal of the A granting 
Duties on Clocks and Watches, LIIl. 336. 


——-— to whom the Report was re-committed, relative to Edward Sealey of Bridgwater, 
refpecting the Ufe of Elm Bark in tanning Leather, LIII. 545. 


~+—+— to inquire into the State of the Britifh Herring Fitheries, &amp;c. LIV. 94. 





- to inquire what Public General Laws have expired, &amp;c. within Twelve Months, LIV. 310. 
LV. 24. 860. 





- to confider of giving Powers to Juftices of the Peace for more effetually repairing County 
Bridges, LV. 599. 


. Appointed 












224. 


225. 


226, 


229. 


2.30. 


231. 


2.32. 
233. 
234. 





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Reports from Selec&amp;t Committes, continued. 
Appointed to Confider of Means for rendering more effectual Ad, relating to the Affize of Bread, 


&amp;c. LV. 273. 





to confider Acts relative to Turnpike Highways, LV. 324. 





to confider of the moft effetual Means of facilitating the Inclofure of Wafte Lands, 
Commons, &amp;c. LV. 393- 





. to whom the Report was re-commniitted on the Petitions of the Journeymen Cotton 
Weavers, of the Counties of Chefter, York, &amp;c. LV. 530. 





- toconfider of the high Price of Provifions, LV. 880. Further Reports, 897. 914. 929. 
See infra, 243. — 


From Sele? Committees of former Séeffions, viz. 


Appointed to inquire how far the Laws for preventing Illegal Infurances, &amp;c. relative to the 
Lottery, are effectual to the Objet propofed by them, XLVIII. 386. | 


Concerning the Affize of Bread, of 1772, and 17743 LI. 37. 


Relating to the General Turnpike Acts, LIII. 510. 


From Selec Committees of the Lords, viz. 


On the high Price of Provifions, LV. 922. 


Reports from Secret Committees, viz. 


On the Book and Papers prefented to the Houfe by His Majefty’s Command, relative to Seditious 
Practices of certain Societiesin London, 8&amp;c. XLIX. 613. Second Report, with Appendixes 
and Supplement, 734. 


On the outftanding Demands, &amp;c. of the Bank of England, Lil. 364. 374. Another Report 
together with an Appendix, 476: 


On continuing Acts for reftraining Payments in Cath by the Bank, LUI. 85. 


On the Copies and Extracts of Papers, relative to a Confpiracy for feparating England and Ireland 
from the Connection with each other, LIV. 371. 


Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


Relative to the Abolition of the African Slave Trade, XLVII. 756. 





to the fpeedy Trial of Petitions complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. and the At- 
tendance of Members thereon, XLVIII. 264. 


———- to the Promulgation of the Statutes of the Realm, LII. 413. 


of Committee of Ways and Means, granting Duties on Imports and Exports, &amp;c. 
LIII. 596. 


to the Affize of Bread, &amp;c. LV. 273. 








Reports from Commiffioners, viz. 


Of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. 125. 

For inquiring into the Fees, &amp;c. of certain Public Offices, XLVIII. 945. 

Of the Cuftoms relative to Accommodation for Ships in the Port of London, LI. 189. 
Of Surveyor-General’s Office, LIII. 229. 


Reports with Appendixes, viz. 


From the Seleé&amp;t Committee upon the Accounts and Papers relative to the Public Income and 
Expenditure, XLVI. 550. . 





Appointed to confider the Execution of the A&amp; of 22 Geo. II. relative to Ramfgate 
Harbour, XLVI. 649. 


From the Commiffioners of the Land Revenue, XLVI. 125.—XLVII. 374. 1023. 1062.— 
XLVIII. 604. 


Surveyor-General of Ditto, LI. 229. 
From the Select Committee on Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 673. 








for inquiring into the Progrefs that has been made towards the Amendment and Im- 
provement of the Navigation of the. Thames and Ifis, in Confequence of the feveral 
Aéts pafled for that Purpofe, XLVIII. 789. . 


Inpex XLVI. to LV.—({1790—1800.) 9Y 235. ——to 








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Reports with Apendixes, continued. 




























































































































235. to whom it was referred to confider of the Report, which was made from the Com- 
mittee to whom the Petition of Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, was referred, XL VIII. 
Q21. 
236. ——— from the Seleé&amp;t Committee appointed to inquire into the State of the Trade to Newfound- 
land, XLVIII. 927. 3 
237. to whom it was referred to examine the Matter of the feveral Petitions relative to the Royal 
, Burghs in Scotland, XLVIII. 992. 
238. appointed to infpeét the Lords Journals relative to the impeachment againft Mr. 
Haftings, XLIX. 537. 
239, to confider the prefent high Price of Corn, and to collect Evidence, &amp;c. LI. 213. 
255: | ; 
240. to confider the Means of promoting the Cultivation of the Wafte Lands, &amp;c. of this 
Kingdom, LI. 270.—LIl. 510. 
241, to inquire into the Circumftances of the Negotiation of the late Loan, (1795); LI. 
360. 
242. to infpeé&amp;t and confider all the Temporary Laws whatever, of a Public Nature which are 
expired or expiring, LI. 762. 
243. to inquire into the beft Mode of providing fufficient Accommodation for the increafed 
Trade and Shipping of the Port of London, LI. 765. 
to confider of the moft effectual Means of promulgating the Statutes of the Realm, 
LIT. 157. 
to examine and ftate the total Amount of the Public Debts, &amp;c. Lil. 446. A Sup- 
plementary Appendix to Ditto, 475. Another Report, together with an Appendix, 
476. Another Report and Appendix, 565. Other Reports with Appendixes, 753. 
754.—LIII. 704. 705. 
to inveftigate the Caufes and the Extent of the Loffes fuftained by Britith Merchants in 
confequence of their Exertions to fupply this Country with Foreign Grain, Lil. 665. 
to confider of the Agreement made with Mr. Palmer for the Reform, &amp;c. of the Poft 
Office, and its Revenue, &amp;c. LII. 726. 
to whom feveral Papers relative to the Treatment of Prifoners of War were referred, LIII. 
539. This Order difcharged, and Report re-committed, 546. The Report again made 
from Ditto, 555. 
to examine feveral Papers relating to the Diftilleries in different Parts of Scotland, &amp;c. 
LI. 663. 
to confider the prefent State of the Diftillery of Spirits in Scotland, Liv. 743. 
to inquire into the State of the Britifh Herring Fifheries, &amp;c. LI. 704.—LIV. 381.— 
LY. 7i2. 
——— to inquire into the State of His Majefty’s Prifon in Cold Bath Fields, Clerkenwell, 
LIV. 467. 
to inquire into the State of the Copper Mines and Copper Trade of this Kingdom, 
LIV. 521. 
to confider of the Reports of the Minutes of Evidence taken on the Bills for making 
Wet Docks, &amp;c. at the Port of London, Liv. 587. 727. 
0 to confider of Means for rendering more effectual an AG of 13th Geo. III. for better 
regulating the Affize, &amp;c. of Bread, LV. 161. 
- to confider the Petitions of William Mac Dowal, Efquire, and of the Executors of 
Charles Afhwell, deceafed, relative to Grenada and Saint Vincents, LY. 438. 
on His Majefty’s Meffage, relative to Ships arriving from Mogadore unhealthy, LV. 511. 
to confider the Petition of Thomas Foden, of Canterbury, relative to his Compofition - 
of a chryftalline Size to fave Wheat, &amp;c. LV. 566. 
to inquire into the prefent State of the Coal Trade of this Kingdom, LV. 689. 928. 
to inquire into the State of the Public Records of the Kingdom, &amp;c. LV. 729. 
Another Report, 740. 
to confider of fuch further Meafures as may be neceffary for rendering more commo- 
dious, &amp;c. the Port of London, LV. 791. 
0 3 ——- to confider of the high Price of Provifions, LV. 911. 928. 
* - to inquire into the State of the Coal Trade, Lv. 928. 


Refolutions, 





























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Refolutions, viz. 


244. Agreed to by the Houfe, and made Standing Orders, relative to Applications for Bills to make 
Navigable Canals, &amp;c. XLVII. 1068. 


245 For the Members of the Houfe to fign an Agreement for diminifhing the Confumption of Wheat in 
their Families, &amp;c. together with the Form of the Agreement, LI. 227. 


a Reported on confidering the Acts of Parliament relative to the Duties on Income, LV. 549. 


| 


Revenues, vz. 


246. Account of Sums paid from the Revenues of the Dutchy of Cornwall during the Minority of the 
Prince of Wales, &amp;c. L. 587. 
0 An Account prefented gth April 1777, refpecting the Amount of His Majefty’s Hereditary Res 


venues, from His Acceffion, to 5th January 1777 3 LV. 748. 


Salaries, viz. 


247 Enjoyed by the Honourable William Eliot, as Chargé des Affaires at the Court of Berlin, &amp;c. 
XLIX. 81. 


248. Granted to Lord Malmefbury, on his Miffion to the Court of Berlin, together with all Perquifites, 
&amp;e. XLIX. 81. 


249. Granted to Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet, upon his Appointment as Commiffioner at Toulon, to- 
gether with all Perquifites, &amp;c. XLIX. 81. 


Schedules, viz. 


250. Of Lands contained in a Bill for vefting certain Meffuages, &amp;c. in Truftees, for better fe¢uring 
His Majefty’s Batteries, &amp;c. in the County of Kent, XLIX. 585. Alfo of Lands at the Berry 
Head, in Devon, propofed to be contained in the faid Bill, 596. 


‘ 


Scotland, viz. 


2516 Number of Men or Boys employed in any Veffel, &amp;c. belonging to the Excife in Scotland, and 
Number of Men who enjoy Proteétions from that Office, L. 262. Ditto belonging to the 
Cuftoms in Scotland, 262. 


2.52 Number of Veffels of Tonnage, and Number of Boats.and Row-Galleys employed by the Excife 
in Scotland, and Hands employed therein, L. 262. Ditto employed by the .Cuftoms in 
Scotland, 262. 





ave Number of Ditto, and Men, &amp;c. employed ; Number of Veffels receiving Bounties and 
Premiums, and Number of Barrels exported, &amp;c. in certain Periods in the White Herring 
Fifhery, LI. 43f. 


2.53e All Seizures made by Officers of the Cuftoms of Corn, Grain, &amp;c. attempted to be exported or 
imported, contrary to Law, &amp;c. XLVI. 388. 


254. Letters relative to the Diftilleries in different Parts of Scotland, LUI. 293. 


~ Quantity of Potatoes and Salted Provifions imported into the feveral Ports of Scotland, from the 
Opening of the Ports on 26th September 1799, to the 27th September, 1800; LV. 871. 


Excife in Scotland, viz. re 


255. Total Amount of the Arrears due on 5th January 1800, from the Officers in Ditto from 5th 
January 1774, &amp;c. LV; 379. 


Secret Service, viz. 
256. Account of _Charges incurred and paid for Secret-Service Money for the laft Twenty-five Years, 
with Diftinctions, LIV. 315. 


Sermons, viz. ; 
267. Defired to be printed, XLVII. 121. 666.—XLIX. 81. 268.—L. 110.—LIV. 46. 229. 


Ships and Veffels, viz. 


258. Number of Veffels, their Tonnage, and Number of Men that have arrived from Africa in the 
| Britith Weft India Iflands between sth January 1789,and sth January 1792; with the Number 
of Slaves imported therein, &amp;c. XLVII. 717. 784. ; . 


Inprex XLVI. to LV. (1799—1800.) | 259. Number 










































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Ships and Veffels, continued. 


(259. Number of Ditto, &amp;c. and their Names; and alfo of Owners that have cleared out from the Ports 
of London, Briftol, and Liverpool, to the Coaft of Africa to purchafe Slaves, in the Three Years 
preceding 5th January 1792; XLVII. 792. 


260. —-Ditto from sth January 1792, to4th May 1792, XLVII. 792. 


261. Total Number of Ships arrived at and difcharged their Cargoes at the Port of Lynn, in each Year 
for Seven Years, ending sth January 1794, &amp;c. XLIX. 550. 


262. Number of Veffels, &amp;c.and Men and Boys employed therein, fitted out from Great Britain for the 
White Herring Fifhery for Nine Years, &amp;c. and Amount of Bounty, &amp;c. XLIX. 637. 


263. Lift of Veffels, and Men and Boys employed in Ditto, in the Years 1791, 1792, and1793; Qtan- 
tity of Herrings, and Amount of Bounty, &amp;c. XLIX. 637. 


264. Number of Veffels, with their Tonnage, which have received the Tonnage Bounty granted by A&amp; 
of 27 Geo. III. employed in the faid Fifhery, and Amount of Bounty, &amp;c. XLIX. 637. 


See fupra, 58. 59. 251. 252. 


Slaves, &amp;c. viz. 


265. Number of Slaves which have been imported from Africa into the Britifh Welt India Iflands, 
between sth January 1789 and 5th January 1792, with Diftinctions, &amp;c. XLVII. 784. 
266. Account of all Cargoes of Negroes imported into the Britifh Weft India Iflands from the Coaft of 


Africa, in the feveral Years trom 1789 to 1796, with the Number that died, &amp;c. LI. 645. 


Copy of an Aé of the Ifland of Saint Chriftopher, to prevent the cutting off of any Limb or 
Member, &amp;c. of any Slaves of the Ifland, LIII. 440. 





Ditto to reftrain the Thefts committed by Negro and other Slaves in the Ifland, and to prevent 
difhoneft Traffick by fuch as deal with them, LIII. 440. 

South Sea Houfe, viz. 

en Names of the Proprietors of the Public Funds at the South Sea Houfe entitled to Dividends 
unpaid, &amp;c. XLVI. 455. 
Speeches, viz. 
Of the Speaker, viz. 

267. To His Majefty, XLVI. 138.—XLVII. 691. 
268, To the Managers of the Impeachment againft Warren Haftings, Efquire, XIX. 741. 


Supplements, viz. 
To Reports, viz. 
269. From Committees of Secrecy, XLIX. 738. 


Stamp Office, viz. 

Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties on Stamps, XLVI. 210. 
Ditto arifing from the Stamp Revenue, XLVII. 61.—XLVIII. 91.—LI. 43.—LII. 398. 
ne Total Net Produce of the Stamp Duties, 1798; LIV. 133. 





o Total Amount of Arrears due on sth January 1800, from the Diftributors of Stamps in Great 
Britain, from sth January 1774; LV. 379. 


See /upra, (Balances). 


Tax Office, viz. 


270. Net Produce of Duties on inhabited Houfes which have been paid over to the Rectiver-General 
of the Cuftoms, XLVI. 210. 


Total Amount of the Duties on Windows and inhabited Houfes, by Acts 6, 19, and 24 Geo. IIL 
for one Year, ending sth April 1797, &amp;c. LIII. 125. : 


Number of Perfons who pay thofe Duties from Three Shillings to One Hundred Pounds, LIII. 


133. 

271. Sums paid out of the Produce of the Land Tax for the Service of the Militia, XLVI. 210. 
272. Annual Net Produce of the Duties on Female Servants, XLVII. 377. 384- 

273. Ditto on Carts and Waggons, XLVII. 377. 384. 


274. Ditto 





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274. Annual Net Produce of the Duties on Houfes under Seven Windows, &amp;c. XLVI. 377&gt; 
275. Total Net Produce of the ‘Taxes for one Year ending sth January 1794; XLIX. 149———Ditto 





sth January 17953 L. 54. Ditto, roth OGtober 1797; LIL. §5.———Ditto, sth January 
1798, and diftinguifhing Duties impofed in 1793, &amp;c. to and 1797; 290. Ditto, . 
10th October 1798, and diftinguifhing Ditto, Liv. 52. : 





Net Produce of the Permanent Taxes which fubfifted previous to the sth January 1791, 8c. 
LI. 77.—-LIII. 115. : : 


ee —— Ditto for one Year ending sth January 1798, diftinguifhing each Quarter, and Duties-of 
feparate Years, LIV. 262. Ditto ending 5th January 1799, 8c. sdid. 


Amount of the Affefled Taxes for one Year endiag sth April 1797, &amp;c. LIIL 145. 


° Number of Perfons who pay Affefled Taxes from Six Shillings to Four Hundred Pounds and 
‘ upwards, annually, &amp;c. Lill. 125. 
os Total Amount of the Arrears due on sth January 1800, from the Receivers-General of the Lan 
; and Affeffed Taxes in Great Britain, from sth January 1774; LV. 379. 
oe Number and Salaries of Officers under the Commiffioners for Taxes propofed to be added to the 


Number exifting on 5th of April 1799; LV. 610. 
cy Total Produce of the Tax upon Income, forthe Year ending sth April 1800; LV. 496. 


Actual and eftimated Expence of collecting the Tax upon Ditto, for the Years 1799 and 
1800; LV. 610. 





See fupra, 150.—Infra, 277. 


Treafury, viz. 


276. All Expences incurred under the Head of Mifcellaneous Services, XLVI. 396, 
@77- Sums iffued, &amp;c. on Account of Carlton Houfe, XLVI. 660. 
a Net Produce of the Permanent Taxes which fubfifted previous to sth January 1791, in the Years 


1795, 1796, &amp;c. LI. 77. 
oo Proceedings relative to particular Offices concerning Public Money, Lill. 232. 266. 


Votes, viz. 


278. To be printed, &amp;c. XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 10.—XLVIII. 9. —XLIX. 18.—L. 10.—LI. 8.-—-LII. 11. 
—LIII. 6.—LIV. 6.—LY. 6, 801. 


Watermens Company, #2. | 


279. Number of Men or Boys regiftered on the Books of the Company working on the River in Craft, 
Sc. L.. 282. 
Welt Indies, viz. : 
280. Copies of Proclamations, Memorials, Letters, &amp;c. relative to the Conduct of Sir Charles Grey 


and Sir John Jervis, on the Capture of the French Weft India Iflands, L. 533. 557- 563. 566. 


281. Copies of Aéts paffed in Jamaica, 12th February 1774, and 24th November 1774, laying an 
additional Duty on all Negroes imported into the Ifland, &amp;c. LI. 503. 


Letters, &amp;c. relative to the Maroons in Jamaica, Lil. 472. 


282. Copies of Reprefentations, Memorials, Letters, and Inftrudtions relative to the Acts paffed 12th 
February 1774, in Jamaica, &amp;c. laying an additional Duty on Negroes imported, &amp;c. LI. 503. 


Copy of the Report of the Committee of both Houfes of the Legiflature of Tobago, relative 
to the Increafe of Negroes and their Melioration, LIV. 372. 


283. Accounts of the Number of Men. deftined for the Expedition to the Weft Ladies under Sir Charles 
Grey, at the Clofe of the Year 1793, and Number of Men withdrawn from Ditto, &amp;c.; Orders 
of Council eftablifhing a new Board for Tranfports, &amp;c. ; Aceount of Hofpital Stores fent to the 
Weft Indies, &amp;c.; Letters from Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, &amp;c.; Propofals and Reports 
for a Board of Medical and Military Officers, &amp;c. LI. 681. 


Extraéts of Letters, &amp;c. from the Duke of Portland relative to Saint Domingo, LI. 540. 541. 


Account of Ships that have arrived from the Coaft of Africa in any of the Britifh Weft Indis 
Iflands in 1796; Amount of Tonnage, and Number of Slaves, &amp;q LIV. 209. 


For Bills, and Bills as amended, &amp;c,——See M5illg, 102. &amp;c. 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 9Z 






























a 


Brinig , Quettions Negative; Incidental Proceedings; &amp;c. 





II. Queftions Negative, zz. 
284. To printing Bills, L: 475.—LI. 236. 
2855 To reading the othet Orders of the Day or a Motion fof printing a Report, XLIX. 488. 


Il. Incidental Proceedings, viz. 


286. A Motion for printing Accounts, &amp;c. fuperfeded by an Adjournment of the Houfe, XLVI. 190. 

“287. Printing Petitions in private Matters before they are prefented to the Houfe ; Refolution, and 
Order againft Ditto read, XLVIII. 738. 

288, Orders for printing Reports difcharged, and Reports rescommitted; XLIX. 498. 

289. Orders for printing Bills difcharged, L. 374. 


See Accounts, 702. 756. 954. 1351. 1396.—MBills, 102.—Committees, 123.— 
Judemunitp, 4.—Medition.—Supplp, 161. 





Prifoners. 


See Accounts, gor. 905. 957. 1106.— Addrekles, 87. 88.—Cold Wath Fields.—Debtors.— 
Clections, (Southwark).—olpitals, 1.—ipoufe, 60. 61. 175. 267. 271. 273. 274. 321. 
322.—Spule and Palmer.— DHenders.— petitions, 51. 55. &amp;c.—prifans.—prutlia, 8. 





Prifons. 


See Accounts, 956. 1106.—Addrefles, 88 —iBills, 146.— Cold Wath Fields —Gaols—Woule, 
175. 182. 259. 321. 322.—Motions, 56. so.—puic and Palmer.— Dftenders.— Drderg.— 
Penitentiary Houles—pPrullia, 8.—Scotland, 54. 55.—Sberiffs—Dupplp, 149. 





Brivateers. 


See Accounts, 1257.—2Billg, &gt;. 





Privilege. 


See Willg, 141. 222. 383.—Committees— Fitheries, 2.—oule, 267. 274.—BHembers, 2.— 
) ok Diice.—Srotland, 43. 45.—Supplp, 421. 422. 504. 511.—Woteg. 5. 


ee 


Privileges of Parliament. 


I. Complaints of Breaches thereof, relating to, vz. 


- 








Eleétions, viz. 


i. Of Mr. Petrie, a Petitioner in Cricklade Eleétion, on his being arrefted for Debt, XLVIII. 406. 
Report of a Select Committee on Ditto, with Precedents, &amp;c. 423, Act of 10 Geo. III. read, 
and Mr. Petrie ordered to be difcharged out of the Cuftody of the Sheriff of Middlefex, .426. 


2. Refolution 









Privileges of Parliament, &amp;c. 


———— 





2. Refolution of the Houfe relative to the Interference of Lords of Parliament, &amp;c. in Eleétions, 
read, and interrupted by a Meffage from the Lords, and no further Proceedings had thereon, 
XLVIII. 760. 


«” 


Impeachment, viz. 





3. Of Mr. Haftings ; a Paper called the World, relative to'the Condu&amp; of the Managers; the Houfe 
adjourns on a Motion made relative to the faid Complaint, XLVIII. 925. 
Members, wiz. ° 
4. Of one being arrefted for Debt, and prevented from attending the Houfe, LI. 23 5.———See infra, 7. 
Pamphlets, viz. 
be Of feveral Paffages in One, intituled, * Thoughts on the Englith Government ;” printed for 


J. Owen, No. 168, Piccadilly, 1795; LI. 100, Refolution that the Pamphlet was a malicious 





Libel, &amp;c. 119. See Complaints, 21. 
IJ. Committee of Privileges appointed, &amp;c. viz. 
6. At the Beginning of each Seffion ;—Days appointed for their Sitting, and all who come to have 


Voices, &amp;c. XLVI. 8.—XLVIL. 8.—=KLVIL. 9.—-XLIX. 17.—L, 9.+LI. 7:—LII, 9.—LIIL. 5. 
LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 800. 
Matters referred to the Committee, viz. 


7. Mr. Speed’s Complaint, a Member of the Houfe, on his being arrefted for Debt, &amp;c. LI. 235. 
No Report. 


See fupra, 1. 
Inftruétion to the Committee, viz.- 


_« +8 -*~ “To fit on a particular Day at Twelve o’Clock and proceed on a Matter referred to them, LI. 235. 


c 
¥ « 


III. Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings in Cafes of Privileges, 


VIZ. | 
Q- Voices given to a particular Committee of Privilege, and to fit on a particular Day notwithftanding 

the Adjournment of the Houfe, XLVIII. 407. 

10. Privilege of Peerage of Parliament, and of Ambafladors, &amp;c. XLVII. 640. 

II. Houfe being informed of a particular Matter being in Breach of the Privileges of the Houfe, a 
Motion for reading the Orders of the Day withdrawn, and the Complaint proceeded in, LI. 100. 

12. Report on a Breach of, Privilege and further Confideration deferred, LI. 190. 

13. Committee on a Breach of Privilege revived, LI. 1g0. 


See fupra, 6, and Members, 1. 





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Privy Council. 


See Accounts, 958. 1106.— Adbrefles, 47. 85. 135. 136. Mills, 84.—Couneil.— Indemnity. 
prise Caules. 





Privy Countellors, 


“See Spembers, 55. 57. &amp;c. 





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Privy Pure. 


See Accounts, 284. 285.—Billg, 369. 383. 





Privy Heal. 


See Elections, 223. 





Arise Caules. 


Bill for declaring the Validity of an Order of His Majefty in Council, of 6th Auguft 1794; 
for enlarging the Time of appealing in Prize Caufes, and for permitting Appeals to be profecuted 
after fuch Time fhall have elapfed in fpecial Caufes, &amp;c.; ordered, LIII. 365. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and ordered to be printed, 372. Inftruction to the Committee on the Bil] to make Provifion for 
rendering valid an Order of Council of 30th March 1798, relative to Appeals from Bermuda, 
&amp;c. 445. Read Third Time, andan Amendment made, 475. P. 542. 


See ills, 84. 





Wrises. 


I. Bill for the Relief of Captors of Prizes, with refpect to the bringing and landiag certain Prize Goods 
in this Kingdom; ordered, XLVIII. 707. P. 764. 


2. An Inftruction to the Committee appointed to confider of more effectually preventing of Smuggling, 
“ To confider the preceding A&amp; ;” L. 375.——See Boule, 119.—Somuggling, 2. 


See alfo Accaunts, 976.—Committees, 108.—Lotteries Private Pellages, 22.— 
abp, 7.—DObips and Geflels, 4. 5.—fupplp, 446. &amp;c. 





Prise Agents. 


See Willig, 269.—Soeamen, 6. 





Prise Fighters. 


Perfons ftated to be fuch, and complained of, LIT. 139. 





Prise Goons. 


See Committees, 108.— Prizes, 2.— Smuggling, 2. 


Part of His Majefty’s Speech of 15th, November 176 4 Fea Fee Money arifing from the Sale of 


Prizes, referred to the Committee on the Con(olidated F » XLVI- 634.—XLVII. 710. &amp;c. 
See Seamen, 2. 3. &amp;c.—Speeches.—Supplp, 446. &amp;c. 





Probate sf Wills. 


See 15il18, 87.—Seamen, 3. 4. &amp;c.—Shpplp, 365. 529.—-2aills. 





' Biv a 
Proceedings. 
OF the Houfe to receive the moft favourable Conftru@ion from His Majefty, XLVI. 7.—LII. 8. 
Printed Proceedings prefented to the Houfe, Lil. 540. 


Particular Proceedings muft be recommended by the Crown, LIII. 513 3 
Of the Houfe read, XLVI. 367.—LI. 5+ 


trn &amp; WH BH 
So -a S el ee 


Adjournment of Proceedings, LII. 233. 457: 461. 590.—LIV. 127. 


See Actounts, 520. 583, 588. 905.924! 977. 1221.—Amendments.— Wills, 111. 
114. 13§. 222. 224. 259. 314-—Committees, 88. 119. 121. 142.—Courts, 
5. 24. &amp;c.—Debates.—Clections.— Pighwaps, 35.—Woule, 4. &amp;c.—Jmpeach- 
ment.—Journals, 6. &amp;c. 46. &amp;c.— and Cay.— Members, 28. 29.—Peflages, 
24. &amp;c.— Drebders, 73. 78. 86.— Sedition— Supplp, 510. Wotes, 1. 4.— 
Wirits of Mandamus. 





‘*rotets, 


“Sce Mills, 305.—Webt, 3.—Ponle, 175. 321. 322, 





Procefles, 


Chymical Proceffes,. XLVII. 1088.—XLIX. 492. 
See Weather, 2.—pPatents, 6. 





Ly 
Proclamations, 
See Accounts, 978. 981. 1107.—Abbrefleg, 89. 97. 98. 104. 105. 1138.—Clettiong, (Shaftef- 


bury.)—oufe, 9. 16. 17.—Jreland.—MPellages.— Potions, 33.—pParliament.—Queltions 
Previous Pegativbe, $.—Hedition—We Indies, 7. 





“Provute. 


See Accounts, 367. 395. 508. 599. 712. 1127. 1146. 1264. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—z800.) 10 A ; 








Sce Good Fribap.—Lord's Dap.—foundap. 





Drofit. - 


See Accounts, 1264.—Willg, 218.—Charitp, 2.—Complaiutg, 21.—Clettiong, 182. (alo 
Bofton Eleétion.)—ghavigations, (Grantham.) &amp;c.—poot, 23. 


| 





Progrels. 


See Committees, 122. 144.—Reportg, 262. 264. 266. 268. 





Prohibition. 


See Bakers.—Corn anv Crain, 2. 6.—€rportation, 3. 4. &amp;c.—Indemnity.— Pills. 








Promiffory Notes. 


Bill to fufpend, for a Time to be limited, the Operation of Acts of 15th and 17th Geo, ‘III. 
retraining the Negotiation of Promiffory Notes, &amp;c.; ordered, LII. 355. 356. Prefented; 
read Firft and Second Time; committed ; confidered and reported, &amp;c. 359. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added, inflicting a Penalty on Perfons refufing to pay Notes on Demand, 
363. The faid Claufe omitted to be fent up to the Lords with the Bill, and fent afterward 
366. Bill agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 375. 378. 
P. 384. ‘ 

Another Bill to amend and continue the Act of the fame Seffion, for reftraining the Nego- 
tiation of Promiffory Notes, &amp;c.; ordered, LI. 474. Agreed to by the Lords with fome 
Amendments, “ to revive and Amend the Act,” &amp;c.; which were agreed to, 563. 
565. P. 606. 


——Another Bill further to continue the faid Aét, fo revived, amended, and continued by this fub- 
fequent Act, (laft above) paffed for the Purpofe of reviving, &amp;c. the fame; and alfo for 
continuing fuch fubfequent Act ; ordered, LII. 661. P. 750, 


Another Bill to continue ‘the aboye-mentioned Acts; ordered, LIII. 86. Day appointed for 
the Second Reading of the Bill, 92. Ditto for the Third Reading, 121. 123. Agreed to 
by the Lords with fome Amendments to the Title, which were agreed to, 132. 133. P. 135 

Another Bill to continue and amend the faid A&amp; ; ordered, LIV. 9. Confidered in the 

Committee, and report a Progrefs, 62. Further confidered, and to report, 68. Report, 71. 

Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 90. Amendments agreed to, g6. 

P.. 132. | 


Another Bill to continue Ditto ; ordered, LIV. 257. Bill agreed to by the Lords with fom 
Amendments, 384. Amendments agreed to, idid. P. 387,000 eee a 


Another Bill further to continue the Firft Act of the fame Seffion ; ordered, LIV. 513. Con- 
fidered in the Committee and reported, &amp;c. 528. P. 623. 


See Accounts, 349.— Bills, 87. 267. 268. 337.—Corporations, 3.—france, 1.— 
Poule, 1.— Indemnity, 17.—Scotland.—Mramps, 1. 3.—-Suppip, 398. 510. 
539- 576. &amp;e. 




















Proof; 
See Mills, 149.—Difillerp. 1.—Cleetions, 241. 242. 243.—Cfates forfeited —tbidence.— 


Laws Crpiring, 7. 8. 10. &amp;c.—Pembtrg, 20. 21.—Supplp, 353. 355. 508. sog. 500. 
592.—’Uienefles. ape ees ae ” 





Property. 
See Millg, 139. 147. 165. 258. 371.— Commercial Credit—Corporations aud Compa: 


nies.— Cates, 3. &amp;c.— France, 3. 5 —Warbourg, 1.—Polland.—Woule, 216.—Pelages, 
22. &amp;c. 





Propotals. 


Sec Accounts, 523.—dank of England, 2.— Committers, 92.—“Cast. India Compan, 
2. 48.— Houle, 69.— Pews-papers, 1.—Wiarer, 1. 





Propotitions. 


_- A Motion made, 8c. on a Propofition having been made, and the Houfe adjourns, L. 580. 
2. Negative referring Motions for Bills to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVII. 789.—L. 279. 
Sce Houle, 217. Sc.—spellages, 23. 25. 8cc.—Sebdition.—Slaves. 





Proprietors. 


See ils, 170. 201. 205. 232. 235. 239. 240. 244. 245. 248. 249. 364. 





Prorogation. 


See Aborefles, 159.—houfe, 341. 343. &amp;c.— hing, 30.—Pellages, 4.~——Parliament, 4. 7. 
16. &amp;c.—reclamations, 2. 4.— Speaker, 33. 





Prolecutions. 


See Gecounts, 704. 861. 982.—Adbdrefles, 90.—Aliens.—Attornep-General.—Billg, 151. 
140. 148. 164. 274. 279. 370.——25read, 1.—Bridges, (Whitney)—Committers, 11 5.— 
Corn and Grain, 7. Biseneecs, 1.—arbours, 15.— Houle, 58. 60. 175 —Jmpeacp- 
menr.—Bing, 14.—Pifdemeanors.— _Prws-papers.— Sedition.— Supply, 210. 224. 





Prolecutors, 


See Attornep-Ceneral.— Wills, 282. 





ae - e 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












Drotection, 


See Willg, 246.—Cammittees, 102. 








Protections. 


See Pas 8. 227. 751 git. g12. 983. 1088.— Fih.— Potions, 31. 32.—Printing, 
199. &amp;c. 








Brotestant Dillenters, &amp;c. 





Protestants. 


A particular A&amp;t and other Aéts read, &amp;c,/ XLVI. .788. 
See Amerita.—-Willg, 135. 224.—Wekages, 24.—pPapifts —Quebec. 





 Prothonotartes. 


See Boule, 184. 








Provinces. 


See Accounts, 1250.—America— ills, 61. 87.— Churches, &amp;c. 33.— Ca India Companp. 
Holland.— Pevlages, 22.—Queber— Welk Jndies. 


me nr 





Provifion. | 


See Bills, 150. 265. 270» » 





Provisions. 


Petition of Inhabitants of Wolverhampton, for Relief in the high Price of Provifions; to lie on the 
Table, LV. 188. Petitions of Mayor, &amp;c. of New Sarum. Of Freeholders of Middlefex, 
and of Churchwardens of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, relative to Ditto; to lie on the Table, 797. 
The feveral Petitions referred to the Committee appointed to confider of the high Price of Provi- 
fions, 804. Petition of Minifters, 8c. of Saint’ James-and Saint John, Clerkenwell ; referred to 
the faid Committee, 827: “Of the Mayor, 8c. of ‘Stafford ; referred, 864. Report, and to be 
taken into further Confideration, &amp;c. 880. Further confidered; referred toa Committee of the 
whole Houte ; an Addrefs agreed to, and the Concurrence of the Lords defired ; a Bill ordered, 
882.—See Apbrefles.—pPoor.—A further Report made; to be taken into further Confidera- 

tion, and be printed, 897. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Leeds refpecting the high Price of 


Corn 















| Provifions, d&amp;c. 


Corn and other Articles of Suftenance ; referred to the faid Committee, 897. Report Three 
Refolutions from the Committee of the whole Houfe, 903.—See Fifh. Another Report 
of feveral Refolutions from the Select Committee ; Two Bills ordered, and One Refolution to be’ 
confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, go5.—See Mreab. ‘Another Report; to be 
taken into further Confideration, and with Appéndix* to be printed, &amp;c. 911. Further con- 
fidered ; referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe ; immediately confidered ; reported, and 
an Inftruétion thereon, 914.—See alfo reab. Another Report referred to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, and to be printed, idid. The laft Report confidered and ‘Report made; an 
Addrefs agreed upon for laying befote His Majefty the Fifth Report, &amp;c. 918.—See Adorefles, 
(Provifions. ) Petition of Inhabitants of Bradford, in the County of York ; referred to the 
{aid Sele€&amp;t Committee, 923. Copies of Reports from the Lords referred to the Committee, 922. 

















Report a Supplement to the Firft Report, 928. Report a further Progrefs; 929. See 
printing. . 

Provifions of particular Acts of Parliament extended, &amp;c. L. 479. 619.—LI. 5§75:—LIV. 477.— 
LV. 600. 


See Accounts, 81. 87. 90. 943 103: 137. 247+ 405.905. 975. 986: 1045.— 
Adorefles, 105. &amp;c.— Willig, 216. 265.— Committees, 113.— Corn and Oram, 8. 
13. &amp;c.— Diftillerp. — Cyportation. — Clections, (Canterbury,) (Southwark,) 
(Tregony, &amp;c.)—oufe, (Importation.)—Mellages, 50.—Supplp, 71. 88. 550. 








youd 4 
Provito, 
One added to a Bill by the Lords, Lil. 544. 
See Jnelofures, (Athcot.)—Sewerg, 1. 





+ — 
Prulsta. 
See Atraunts, 138. 141. 705. 754. 986. 987. 1029. 1185. 1234. 1250. 1262. 1382.— 


Addrefles, 45. 137. 139. 157. 1161.— Duties. — Pellages, 26-— Motion, 2. 34. 36.— 
Printing, 153.—Quelions Prebious Pegative.—Oupyplyp, 453. 








Public Accountants. 


See Accountants Public.— Bills, 36. 





Bublic Accounts. 


Bill for transferring to the Commiffioners- for: Ditto, the Duties now performéd in the Offices of 
the Auditors of the Land Revenue, and for dire¢ting the Mode of attefting the Accounts of the 
Paymafter General of His Majefty’s Forces; ordered, Liv. 648. Bill reported and a Claufe 
added, &amp;c. 691. P. 738. 


See Aecountg, 682. 988. 993. &amp;c.—C€lettiong (Writs.)\—Acrounts Public.— Bills, 
131. 267.—Supplp, 230. 231. 





Public Acts. 


See Arimp,— Bills, 217. 264.— highwaps.— Pavigations — Pabp.—poor.— Seamen.-— 
Supplp, 274. &amp;c. | 


-~ 


Inpzex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









/ oso os his 
Public Annuities. 
See Attounts, 107. 108. 257. 621. 630.— Aunuities.— Bank of Cngland, 5.— Suppip, 
437. &amp;c. 





Bublic Credit. 


Sce Wank of England, 3.—Wellages, 8. 18. &amp;c.—Hpeeches, 1—Hupplp, 177. 452. &amp;c, 








Public Creditors. 


See Accounts, 259.— Bank of England, 3. 





Bublic Pebt. 


Sce Accounts, 616. 620. 628. 647.—Committees, 122.—Debt Pational, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Poufe, 
184.— public Income, &amp;c. 1. 2.—Soupplp, 180. 





Public Expenditure. 


See Accounts public,— Committers, 122. 








‘Public Funvev Dede. 


1. Negative a propofed Refolution refpecting Ditto, XLVI. 705. 


no 


Debate on a Motion as to the Amount of Ditto, at a particular Period, adjourned, LIV. 673. 


Further adjourned, 698. 712. 724. Refumed; Queftion again propofed, and Queftion Pre- 
vious Negative agreed to thereon, and other Motions, 729. 





3. Another Motion made relative to the Amount of Ditto on 1ft February 1793, &amp;c. and 
Debate adjourned, LV. 771. Debate further adjourned, 779. Debate refumed and inter- 


rupted 785. Queftion again propofed, and Queftion Previous Negative agreed to thereon, 
and other Motions, idid. 


4. Another Motion relative to the Amount of Ditto, on 5th January 1786, &amp;c. and Debate 


adjourned, LV. 779. Debate refumed; Queftion amended and agreed to, and feveral other 
Refolutions propofed and agreed to, 787. 


See Committees, 122.—Quefions Previous Pegative. 





Public. funds. 


See Accounts, 261. 624. 625. 636. 637. 650.—Actounts public —i5ank of England, 3. 





Public Yneome and Expenditure. 


See Aecounts, 994. 997-—Committees, 128. 129.— Debt Pational, 1. 2, &amp;c.— Houle, 129. 
231. 234. 275.—Quellions Previous. Pegative.—Reports, 246. 








Public Fnterest. 


Negative a Motion that the Chancellor of the a ego had been guilty of a Ctiminal Inattention 
to Ditto, &amp;c. Lil..582. 





Public Offices. 


See Gecounts.— Bills, 383.—olidans. 


te 


Public Receipt and Expenditure. 


See Actounts, 633. 634. 667.—Receipt and Crpenditure. 





Public Records. 


See Records. 





Public Service. 


Bullion, Stores and Goods of the Eaft. India Company intended for Sale or for Public Service, 
XLVI. 478. 


See Accounts, 266. 267. 508. 608. 667. 





Publicity. 


Report on Mr. Haftings’s Trial ; Infpeftion of the Lords Journals, XLIX. 510.512. 
peachment. 





See Ame 





Punishment. 


Duty on Pardons relative to Corporal Punifhment, LIl. 514. 


See Glieng, 4.—Grmp, 2.— Attornep General.—Bigamp.— iwBillg, 159.— Bread, 1. 
&amp;e. — toute, 58. 60. &amp;c.—Dffenderg sila aaaaiiaiid Poules.—Quarantine, 1.— 
TCranf{portation. 


&amp; ee neil CCC OTL ttn tlle tate ttt pnt tn ett 
—_--— 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












Purcthales. 
See MWillg, 143. 151. 181. 184. 206. 235. 236. 237. 247. 249. 371. 383. 384.— Com: 
mittees, 105.—Reepurchales, 371. 3 





Purlieus. 


I. In Forefts for hunting or chafing Deer, XLVII. 141. 230. 256. 1031. 1044. 1048, 
2. Purlieu Ranger, XLVII. 180. 
3: Purlieu Woods, XLVII. 256. 


See Accounts, 1264. 





Pures. 


See Accounts, 284. 285.—Bills, 383.—hing, 7.—Ptlitia, 8. 





Purvey. 


Purvey Rates, L. 494.—LI. 507.———See Jnclofureg, 115. 163. 








Purdie. 


Of particular Aéts of Parliament, XLIX. 551.—See Wills, 2 56. 





Quakers. 


I. Petitions of Quakers, wiz. 


I. In favour of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, XLVII. 613. 

For an immediate Abolition of Ditto, LIII. 443. 
ae Againft the Bill for the Owners, &amp;c. of Ships to raife Men for the Service of the Navy, L. 189. 
3. Againft the Payment of Tythes, LI. 596.——See infra, 4. 


See alfo, Patp, 6.—Slaves. 


If. Bills relating to Quakers, v/z. 


4. For the further Relief of the People called Quakers, as to the Imprifonment of their Perfons for 
Non-payment of Tythes, and for making their folemn Affirmation Evidence in criminal as well 
as civil Cafes ; ordered, LI. 620. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 627. Committed, 
662. Deferred, 668. Confidered, and report a Progrefs, 690. Deferred, 696. Further con- 
fidered, and to report, 763. Report ; feveral Amendments difagreed to, and an Amendment 
made to One Amendment ; a Claufe relative to procuring Sequeftrations from a Court of Equity, 
offered, &amp;c. and afterwards withdrawn; a Claufe added’to limit the Duration of the Act, and 
feveral Amendments made to the Bill,-&amp;c.-784. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, “ for 
“ Goods taken under Sequeftrations to be fold;’” and another Claufe, “ To prevent fruitlefs 
&lt;s Sequeftrations ;” another Claufe offered and read, “ for liberating certain Quaker Women in 
*“ Nottingham Gaol,” and withdrawn ; Amendments made to the Bill, and fent to the Lords, 
788. Not returned. 


s. Bill 















Quakers, Cointinided 5” &amp;c. 





5: Bill for Relief of Quakers as to the Inprifonment of their Perfons, &amp;c. again ordered, LII. 38. 
Prefented, &amp;c. aid ordered to be pfinted, 47. Deferred, 77. Committed, 83. Deferred, 
QI. 103. 119. 137. 180, 207. 214, 289. 315. Confidered in the Committee on a Divifion of 
equal Numbers, &amp;c. and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 335. Further Confideration deferred, 353: 
Order of the Day for going again into the Committee, read ; negative the Speaker’s leaving the 
Chair, and defer it for Three Months; 377. 


6. A Claufe for Relief of cértain Quakers in the Gaol of York for Non-payment of Fythes; Lu. 715. 
See Debtors, 5: 


III. Other Matters, o7z. 


70 A&amp; of 13 and 14 Charles II. rélating to Quakers refufing to take lawful Oaths, and other Acts 
read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 
8. A&amp; of 1ft of William and Mary, relative to the Declaration of Fidelity; read, and an Inftruction 


for repealing certain Parts thereof, XLIX. 547. 
9- Decline interfering in particular Inclofure Bills, LIII. 521. 
See alfo, Willg, 135. 146—Clections, 7.—Cnthes. 





Qualifications. 


See Accounts, 854.—Bills, 222. — Dilabilities. — Clectiong, (Bridport) (Shrewfbury). —~ 
Qndrmiitp, 1. 2.—Juftices of the Peace, 1. &amp;c.—Land Car, 4. &amp;c.—Maths, 6. 7.— 
Queltions Previous Pegative, 25. 





Quarantine. 


I. Bill to amend fo much of A&amp; 28 Geo. III. as relates to the Performance of Quarantine; to pre- 
vent the fraudulent Importation of Glais into this Kingdom, &amp;c.; ordered, LUI. 248. Inftruc- 
tion to extend the Bill to any contagious Difeafe, &amp;c.3 for punifhing Perfons aéting con- 
trary to Orders of Couneil, and telative to Wines delivered into the Care of the Collector of 
Cuitoms at Falmouth, 374. 385. P. 451. 


23 Bill for ereting’a Lazarette’ on Chetney Hill in the County of Kent ; for reducing into one A&amp; 
the Laws relating to Quarantine and for making further Provifion therein ; ordered, LV. 697. 
Reported from the Committee; Bill to be ingtoffed,’and as amended to be'printed, 731. Read 
Third Time,' and Amendments made, &amp;c: 751. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 
and Amendments: agreed to, 773. P. 784. Bill for explaining, &amp;c: the faid AG, fo far 
as regards the Payment of the Tonnage Duty in the Iflands of Guetnfey, Jerfey, Alderney, 
Sark, or Man; ordered, LV. 911. Prefented, &amp;c. 913. Bill confidered in the Committee ; 
reported, and to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 921. P. g3o. | 





See Accounts, 975.—Bills, 84.—Houle.—Laws Crpiring, 17—Lebant Seag.— 
Smuggling, 2. 





Quarter Seilions. 


1. Particular Notices fo besgiven at ‘the néxt General Quartet Seffions, XLVI. 173: 294.—XLVII. 
544. 557- 560. 561. 566.. 606.—XLVIM. 388. 434. 443. 619.—L. 224. 230. 327.— 
LI. 246. 541. 783.—LII. 455. 469.—LIII. 339.—-LV. 182. 
2. ——Ditto given at Ditto, XLVIII. 171.—L. 99. 104. 105. 427.—LI. 253. 362. 419.—LII: 519. 
540.—LIM. 522. 527. 535.-—-LV. 527. 542. 553+ 
To be given at Eafter Quarter Seffions, XLVI. 619.=+LIl. 455.-&lt;LII. 373.—LI¥. 975.—— 
See Caffer, 





Innex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 C 3. Certain 





























Certain Queftions fent to Chairmen of Quarter Seffions relative tothe Decreafe of the Growth of 


Timber, and Anfwers thereto, XLVII. 314.——See Atrounts, 1264. 


"See Wills, 263. 264.— Chriffmas, 4—Committers, 112.—Corn, &amp;c. 10.— Courts, 
47-—bighwans, &amp;c.—Woufe, 194.—Julices of the peace, 4.—Labourerg. — 
Pilitia— DOrders.—R ates. 





Quays. 


Free Quays and Wharfs, LI. 483. 487. 
Legal Quays, Li. 481.—-LIl. 287. 301. 646.—LIV. 157. 
Lawful Quays, and lawful Hours for Bufinefs, LI. 766. See Duties, 59. 


See alfo Accounts, 342. 343. 386.— Bills, 151. 165.— Bridges, 5—Cuffoms, 1.— 
Dorks, 6.—barbours, 14. &amp;c.— Pabvigations,— ports. 








— -@Queber. 


His Majefty in His Speech, calls the Attention of the Houfe to the State of the Province 


XLVI. 9. 





See Speeches, 1. : 


2. . His Majefty’s Meffage to the Houfe recommending it to them to make Two feparate Provinces, to be 


called Upper Canada and Lower Canada, and to appropriate Lands for the Support of a Proteftant 
Clergy, &amp;c. Meffage to be taken into Confideration; Accounts and Papers prefented, and to 
lie on the Table, XLVI. 227. Confidered ; Meflage again read ; A&amp;t of 14 Geo. III. read, and Bill 
ordered to “ repeal certain Parts of the faid A&amp;t, andtomake further Provifion for the Government 
of the faid Province,” 266. Bill prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed, 274. Read Second Time and committed, 304. Petition of Adam Lym- 
burner, Agent from Quebec, and Petition of James Phyn and others, Merchants, againft the 
Bill, to lie on the Table till the Report is received, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 331. Bill con- 
fidered, &amp;c. 334. Report made; Counfel for the Petition of James Phyn, and others, called in 
and heard ; Mr. Lymburner alfo called in; Report read, &amp;c. and to be further confidered, 
344. Further confideration deferred, 366. 384. Further confidered, and a Petition of feveral 
Merchants, &amp;&amp;c.-trading to the Province of Quebec prefented; Bill re-committed and the Petition 
referred, 396. Committee deferred, 409. 429. 435. 442. 447. Bill confidered and report 
a Progrels, 464. Ditto and report a further Progrefs, 554. Ditto, and to report, 561. 
Report made; an Amendment difagreed to; a Blank filled up, &amp;c. and Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 578. Read Third Time; a Petition of Adam Lymburner, praying the Houfe 
to defer pafling the Bill until the next Seffion, received ; negative adjourning the Debate, and 
Bill paffed, &amp;c. 608, Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, which were agreed to, 690. 
691. 696. P. 707. 


A Petition of the Merchants of London trading to Quebec relative to Corn, XLVI. 445. 


See Aecounts, 978. 995. 996.—Aborefles, 1. 136—Corn, &amp;c. 2.—Poule, 12.— 
Laws Crpiring, 6. 17. 





Queen Bowager. 


Forefts, &amp;c. fettled on the Queen Dowager for Life, XLVI. 111. 

Reports of the Commiffioners of the Land Revenue of the Crown, XLVII. 839. 860. 
Report of the Seleé&amp;t Committee on. the Regifter of Expired Laws, &amp;c. LI. 717. 

" See Accounts, 1264. 





Queen, (Reigning Queen.) 


i. Report of Select Committee on the Regifter of Expired Laws, &amp;c. LI. 714. 
2. Her Majefty’s Confent to a particular Matter before the Houfe, fignified by her Solicitor-General, 
LV. 669. See Boule, 216.—ihing, 10. 





See alfo Mellages, 23. 35: 





Muercitron. 


See Importation, 3. Dak Wark. 





Queries. 


Sce Committees, 123+-Quarter Seflions, 3. 





Quettions. 


I. Queftions propofed, Anfwers gre and Particulars entered in 
the Journals. 


See Accounts, 1264.—abdorefles, 125.—Complaints, 19. 21.—C€hidence, 33.—~ 
Houle, 178. 184. 208. 260. 274.—hing, 14. 32.—Lotigitute, 1. otra 





Scions, 3. 
II. Other Queftions propofed, &amp;c. viz. 
2. After Debate thereon, L. 96. 154. 173. 279. S&amp;cim—Li. 232. 417. 421. 426; 
3. Propofed Queftions withdrawn, LI. 661. ~ 
4 Queftions amended propofed, and the Houfe adjourns for want of re Members prefent, 


Liv. 383. 


III. Queftions again propofed, viz. 


5. After Debate being adjourned and refumed, XLVIM. 791.—-LIh. 441.——-LIV. 729i 
6. After negativing a Queftion of Adjournment, XLVI. 257.«-XLVII. 618. 

7. After being interrupted, LIII. 648.—LV. 684. 785. 890. 

8. As amended and Debate adjourned; LV. 206. 


IV. Queftions PUL, XLVI. 176.—XLIX. 479.2618. 742—L. 56 95. [548 —-LA 104. 234, 400. 
407. 441. 562. 644. 661. 





9- put after being interrupted, LV. 922. 
Queftions complicated, viz. 
10. Motions thereon divided into Two, L. $70, 


V. mF 3 ) Queftions amended, XLVI. 14: 46. 291. 395. 560. 644. 684-—XLVII. 585: 586, 
689. 620. 764.—LI. 104. 232.441. 512. 520. 562. 614. 644. 651. 784.—LIl. 563.—=-LIV. 
371. 498.—-LV. §2. 


See Amendmentg.—Alfo infra, 15, 
unex XLVE'to LV. (1790—1800.) 














HRiONG  cotinncds? 8. 


VI. Main Queftions, vz. 


Again proposed, viz. 
TZ. After Divifions of the Houfe, XLIX. 611.—LV. 46. ss 
13. After negativing a Queftion of Adjournment, XLVI. 257. 


14. Main Queftions put, XLVI. i2zg. 256, 361. 460.64%.—XLVII. 5- 452. 530. 692. 803.— 
XLVI. 5- 121. 281.366. 428. 609. 762. 836.—XLIX. 15. 202. 379. 409. 611. 741.—L. 6, 
154. 375- 419. 553-—LI. 6. 100. 214. 426. 539. 628.—LII. 187. 200, 386. 438. 562. 623. 
—LII. 483. 576. 603.—LIV. 147. 402. 566:-613.—LV. 49. 393.453. 548. 601. 710, 
892. 
15; «Ditto propofed, Lil. 563. 


16. Main Queftions amended put, XLVI. 14. 46. 247. 395. 560. 647.—XLVII. sss. 586. 620. 
764. 780.—XLVIII. 282. 305. 417. 630. 720.791. 818.—XLIX. 225. 572. 744.—L. 26. 
97+ 429. 583.—LI. 104. 232. 441. 512. 644. 784-—LIl. 204. 353. 419. 506. 601. 704.— 
LIM. 128. 326. 476. 569. 627. 655.—LIV. 99. 325. 498. 616.—LV. 52. 187. 286. 330. 


448. 723. 
VII. Queftions Affirmative, v7z. 
17. To particular Words ftanding Parts of Queftions, XLVI. 129. 257. 361. 460. 641.—XLVII. 5. 


452. 530. 692. 792. 803.+-KLVIII. 121.7 281. 428. 609. 718. 803.—XLIX. 379. 409. 
562. 611. 738.—L. 5.1549 QIl. 419. 538.~-LI. 6. 61. 100. 203. 426. 539. 628. 764. 
LI. 187. 200. 438. 562. 623.—LIII. 141. 425. 576. 603.—LIV. 402. 566. 613.—LYV. 34. 
393- 453- 548. 601. 710. 892... we 


a To particular Words, ftanding Parts of propofed Amendments, XLVI. -817.—XLIX. 479. 742. 
a, oo —L: 5. 96.—LII. 601. Rg 
19. To adding Words at the end of Queftions, XLVI. 291. 560. 647.—XLVII. 555. 556. 586. 


689. 780. XLVUI. 366. 417. 653. 664.—L: 583.—LI. 512. 520. 614. 644.—LII. 93. 








dl | ~ 460. 685.—LII. 128. 476. 627. 655.—LV. ‘187. 330. 448. 745. 753- 
20. at the End of Claufes, LUI. 171. 
21. To inferting Words in Queftions, XLVI. 14. 46. 395. 665. 684.—XLVII. 555. 764.— 
XLVIII. 282. 305. 923.—-XLIX. 225. 572. 616. 744.—-L. 97. 428. 429. 437-—LI. 104. 
232. 441. 562. »614. 651.—LII. 93. 204. 211. 353. 369. 563. 704.—LIII. 128. 326. 
£62.—rLIV-. 383. 498:—LV. 787. Be a] 
22. inftead of others, LIII. 569.—LIV. 99. 325.—LV. 723. 731. 


Jnggig eed uebOsher Queftions ‘paffed in'the ‘Affirmative, XLVI. 275. 311. 7O:—XLVII. 630. 742.—XLVIII. 
136. "312. 682. 701. 721. 818. 826. 845. 863. 874.—XLIX. 479. 610. 741.—L. 154. 279. 
495- 547. 600.—LI. 69. 115. 436. 683. 764.—LII. 399. 450. 548.—LIII. 613. 697.— 
LIV. 155.—LV. 207. 353. 585. 659. | 


VIII. Queftins Negative, vz. 


24 To particular Words ftanding Parts of Queftions, XLVI. 14. 247. 395. 560. 647.—XLVII._ 555° 
689. 764.—XLVIII. 282. 305. 416. 630. 791. 818. 923.—X LIX. 225. 572. 743.—L. 26. 428- 
599-—LI. 104. 232. 441. 512. 614. 784.—LII. 204. 369. 419. 506. 601: 704.—LIII.. 128. 
326. 476. 569. 627.—LIV. 99. 325. 498. 616.—LV. 52. 186. 206. 330. 448. 723. 
874. 
ooms&lt;8f5 pot To particular’ Words ftanding Parts of Amendments, XLVI. 654.—XLVII. 803.—XLVIII. 84. 
XLIX. 615. 616. 630.—L. 600.—LII. 93. 506. 601. 


26, Other Queftions paffed in the Negative, XLVI. 55. 176. 247. 311. 402. 635. &amp;c.—XLVII. 
406. 555. 695. 711. 803.— XLVIII. 136. 235. 397. 413. 621. 749. &amp;c.— XLIX. 208. 
313. 409. 610. 741.—L. 26. 140. 275. 321. 419. 542. 609.—LI. 69. 103.230. 386. 
415.— LII. 204. 356. 423.—LIII. 652. 702.— LIV. 57. 256. 477. 546—LV. 58. 372. 
413. 511. 631. 707. 802. 928. 
27. Negative adjourning Debates on Queftions propofed, LI. 661.— LIII. 700.— LV. 49. 732: 
ooo . See. Debates. . q 


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“7? * » 
TI. 2¢ Re 


QTd BSE + TE Soothe ills, 149. 210. 216.—3nelofures, 3e2. 


Quekions Previous. 









I. Affirmative, re/ating to, viz. 


Questions Previous, 





Bills, viz. 
For bringing in Bills, XLVIII. 395. 


For reading Bills from the Lords a Firft Time, on a Divifion, LIII. 478. 


Eaft India Company, viz. | 
That the Conduét of the Government General of Bengal relative to the War with Tippoo Sultan 
was highly meritorious, XLVI. 256. 
Impeachment, viz. 


For the Managers to prepare and lay before the Houfe, a Statement of the Proceedings on the Trial 
of Mr. Haftings, &amp;c. XLVIII. 818. See Accounts, 1377.—Allo infra, 6. 





Public Income and Expenditure, viz. 


To agreeing with the Committee of the whole Houfe, on the Report of the Select Committee 
relative to Ditto, in the Firft Refolution reported, XLVI. 701. 


Queftions, viz: 
For their being put, LV. 421. 
Reports, viz. 


On the Petition of fundry Noblemen, &amp;c. Subfcribers to the Veterinary College, for referring 
Ditto to the Committee of Supply, L. 469. 


Supply. See fupra, 5. 


Thanks, viz. 


For their being given to the Members who were appointed the Managers of the Impeachment 
againft Mr. Haftings, XLIX. 741. 





For their being given to Admiral Lord Hood, for his important Services in the Expedition to 
Corfica, XLIX. 742. 


II. Negative, re/ating to various Matters, viz. 


8. 


10. 


II. 





For an Addrefs, viz. 


Relative to certain Proclamations iffued by Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis, in the Ifland of 
Martinique, &amp;c. L. 570. | 4 


Aid, &amp;c. 


Army, viz. 





See infra, 15s 


For a Bill to prevent certain Qualifications being required from Perfons bearing Military Offices, 
XLIX. 632. 
Bank of England, viz. 


That it is highly expedient for the fpeedieft Meafures to be taken for the Re-payment, to the 
Bank, of certain Advances for the Public Service, or a confiderable Part thereof, LU. 387. 


On feveral Motions refpecting Diminution of Specie, advancing Money to Government, &amp;c. 
LIT. 581. 


See infra, 11. 
Bills, viz. 
For Leave to bring them in, XLIX. 632, 
Bills of Exchange, viz. 


Certain Bills drawn by Walter Boyd, Junior, on the Treafury, LI. 444. 451. 
General Advances on Bills by the Bank, LIl, 581. 


InpEx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 10D Committees, 








Questions Previous Negative, 































12. 


13. 


15 


16. 


14. 


£7: 


18, 


206 


Ql. 





Committees, viz. 
To the Houfe refolving itfelf into Committees, viz. 


To take into Confideration certain Circular Orders iffued 18th April 179 5, by Field Marfhal 
the Duke of York, to General Officers commanding Diftriéts, &amp;c. L. 542. 


Yo referring Matters to Committees, to he inquired into, viz. 


The Meafures taken for the Proteétion of Ireland; at the Time of the late Attempt to invade 
Ditto by the French; Lu. 364: 


Debt: 





See infra, (Public Debt:) 


Difcount, viz. 


That ‘if certain Advances had been paid off to the Bank, they would have been enabled to give 
more Aid to Mercantile Intereft by way of Difcount, Lil. 582. 


Eaft India Company, viz. 


Relative to the War with Tippoo Sultan and the Conduét of the Rajah of Travancore; in thé 
Purchafe of the Forts of Cranganore, &amp;c: XLVI. 246. 247. 


Europe, viz. 


That no Information has been given to the Houfe; to fatisfy them that the Expeiices of the Arma 
ment are neceflary to reftore the Tranquillity of Europe, &amp;c. XLVI. 429. 


That it does not appear that the Security of Europe, and the Rights of Independent Nations, have 
been attended to by His Majefty’s Minifters in the Cafe of Poland, &amp;c. XLVIII. 209. 


See infra, 31. 


Executive Government, wiz. 


Relative to foliciting Money from the People as a Private Aid, Loan, Benevolence, &amp;c. fot 
Public Purpofes, &amp;c. XLIX. 392. 


Foreigners, viz. 


- That the employing Foreigners in any Situation of Military Truft, without the Confert of 
Parliament, &amp;c. is contrary to Law, XLIX. 151. 


Foreign Troops, viz. 


That the bringing Foreign Troops into this Kingdom, without the Confent of Parliament, &amp;c. is 
contrary to Law, XLIX. 151. 


France, vs: 
That it is not for the Honour, &amp;c. of Great Britain to make War upon France on Account of the 
internal Circumftances of that Country, &amp;c. and other Queftions, XLVIII. 209. 


That His Majefty’s Intentions appeared -to obferye a ftri&amp;t Neutrality, or to prevent Views of 
Aggrandizement by France, &amp;c. in the beginning of the Changes of the Government of 
France, &amp;c. and feveral other Motions made relative to Ditto, XLIX. 637. 638. 


That the Government, now exifting in France, is competent to entertain and conclude a Negotiation 
for Peace with Great Britain, L. 173. f 


See fupra, 12, 


Houle, viz. 


That it is at all Times the Right and Duty of the Houfe, before they confent to lay any new 
Burthens on their Conftituents, to inquire into the Juftice, &amp;c. of the Objects for which they 
are propofed, &amp;c. XLVI. 429. 


See fupra, 12.—Infra, 29. 


Ireland.——See Jupra, 12. 








ea a 
fom as 


Questions Previous Negative, 








22. 


23. 


24. 


6. 


26. 


iee 


27- 


28. 


30. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Loans, viz, 


Relating to the Circumftances of the Negotiation of the Loan for 1795-6, on feveral Queftions 
propofed, LI. 441. 451. And relating to Advances by the Bank, LI. 582. 





Minifters, viz. 


That in the Negotiation with the Agents of the French Government, His Majefty’s Minifters did 
not take fuch Meafures as were likely to procure Redrefs without a Rupture. &amp;c. XLVIII. 209. 


That it is the Duty of His Majefty’s Minifters to advife His Majefty againft entering into Engage- 
ments which may prevent Great Britain from making a feparate Peace with France, &amp;c, 
XLVIII. 210. 


Chancellor of the Exchequer ; veining to Advances of Money by the Bank, &amp;c. Lil. 581. 
See upra, 14- 
Offices, viz. 
Relative to Qualifications frdém Perfons bearing Military Offices; XLIX. 632. 
See infra, 26. 
Peace, viz. 
That it is at all Times the Intereft of this Country to preferve Peace; 8c. XLVI. 409, 


Places, Siecure Offices, &amp;c. viz. 


Relative to the Duty of the Houfé to inquire concerning the Reduétion of ufelefs Places, &amp;cj 
Lil. 392. 


Poland. 





See fipra, 14. 


Privy Council, viz. 
That if certain Advances “by the Bank had beenpaid when required, the Neceflity would probably 
not have exifted for an Order of Council of 26th February 17973 LI. 582. ma 


wee € 


Pruffia, viz. 


Relative to the Convention with Pruffia; and a reciprocal Promife to carry on the War againft 
France, &amp;c. XLIX. 637. 


Public Futided Debt, wiz.. 


Relative to the Amount of Ditto created fince 5th January 1793, &amp;c. LIV: 7209. 
Motions relative to Ditto at different Periods, LV. 785. 





On other 


Public Income and Expenditure, viz. 


Upon feveral Motions on the Report being made from the Committee of the whole Houfes upon 
the Report of the Sele&amp;t Committee appointed to confider Ditto, XLVI. 701, 


Remittances, v/z, 
Foreign Remittances and Advances by the Bank, LII. 582. 


Ruffia and the Porte, viz. 


That it is the Intereft of this Country to preferve Peace, &amp;c. XLVI. 409. 


That the Houfe ought to inquire itito the Neceffity, &amp;c. of the Objects of War before new Buré 
thens are latd on the Subje&amp;t, &amp;c. XLVI. 429. 


That the Interference of Great Britain relative to Oczakow had been wholly unfuccefsful, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 4715 | 


Sicilies, viz. 


Relative to that King being bound in the Common Caufe againft France, XLIX. 638, 












Questions Previous Negative, &amp;e. 





Spain and Portugal, wiz. 


31. That their Efforts have been completely ineffeiual, relative to the Rosapeetion of the Powers of 
Europe refpe¢ting France ; and other Motions, XLIX. 638. 


Treafury, viz. 


‘ 32; Relative to Bills of Exchange, drawn by Walter Boyd, Junior, for Money advanced to Govern- 
‘ment, LI. 451, 


War, viz. 


33: That the particular Complaints againft the Conduét of the Frencli Government, are not of a Nature 
to juftify War in the firft Inftance, écc. XLVI. 209. 


III. Incidental Proceedings, w/z. 


34 Motions for previous Queftions withdrawn, XLVI. 366.—XLVIII. 397. 
35. A Divifion on the previous Queftion, and an Equality of Numbers, XLVIII. 818. 
See Patiang, 89. 





won a a OOS aSI——_—emg$“"S———*—" 


®utberon. 


Negative certain Motions refpecting the Expedition to Quiberon, LI. 633. 








Mutt Rents, &amp;c. 


See Dotks.— Fee Farm Rentg—Inelofures, 120. 183. 214.—Slabes, 11. &amp;c. 





®uorunt. 


Petitions of Quorum of Commiffioners of Sewers, LI, §19.—LII. 322.—LIII. 264.—LIV. 420. 


See Wills, 139. 217. 260.—Committees. — Commercial Credit.— Darks, 6.—Ju- 
Demnity.— P avy. 





Quo Garranto. 


See Wivits af Pandamug. 


Rabbits. 


1. Bred by Keepers in Forefts, and deftructive to Land, XLVII. 270. 





2. A&amp; of 22 and 23 Charles II. for fecuring Warrens not inclofed, &amp;c. ; read, LI. 499. 
See Accounts, 1264.— Bills, 192.—Game, 3.—Warrens. 





Rare Ground. 
See Billg, 368.—Jnelofures, 229. 


“ a ~~ ° 4s re 


Rafts, 


See Mills, 252. 











Railways or Roads, &amp;c. 
i. Petitions for Bills for making Nayigable Canals and Ditto, XLVI. 159.1166. 1672=XLVIt: 439; 


—XLVII. 47-94. 115; 116. 266.—XLIX. 244.—LI. 288.—LIL.. 282.—-Lill: 279.~=LIV. 57: 
—LV. 184. 291. 


2: Claufes and Amendatents of the Lords to Bills for Petfons to tiake Railways; XLVI. 722,— 
XLIX. 499. 


See Wills, 240.—M avigations, 73: 


~ 


Raifins. 


See Attdimes, 422.—foupplp, 348. 








Rajahs. 


See Metdimets, 508. 524. $27. &amp;c.—Nueftions Previous Pegative, i3. 





Of India. 





Ramlqate. 


See Wills, 377.—arbonrs, 1.—Hauife, 196. 





Ranks. 


See Armp.— Bills, 224. 





Rape Cakes, ioe SHeev, and Rape 
tl. 


See WillS; 222.-—-Cominitters, 100.—woule; 97.-—Impottatrion, 4.—Baws Crpiring, 17. 
28. 32. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 






Rates and Affettments. | 


See Wills, 278.— Bridges, 17.— Poor, 8. 14. 18. 26. 43.—Squares and Streets, 40. 54. 
&amp;c.—fSupplp, 325. 326. 466. 572. 





Rates of Counties. 


1. Kent County; Petition of Magiftrates of the County for a Bill to enable the Juftices ih General 
Seffions to make a juft, equal, and proportionate Rate throughout the whole of the faid 
County ; referred to a Committee, LV. 275. Not reported. 


2. Middlefex ; Petition of Church Wardens, &amp;c. of the Parith of Saint Giles in the Fields, Saint 
George, Bloomfbury, and other Parifhes, for a Bill to make an equal County Rate in Propor- 
tion to 4 fair Valuation of the rateable Property in each Parifh, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 
&amp;c. LII. 333- Petition of the Church Wardens. &amp;c. of Saint Mary, White Chapel, and 
other Parifhes, in favour of Ditto ; referred to the fame Committee, isid. Report, and Bill 
ordered for Ditto, 425. Prefented, &amp;c. 439. Petition of His Grace the Duke of Portland, 
and other Peers, and of Land Owners, Veftrymen, &amp;c. of Saint Mary-le-Bone, againft the 
Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and. Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 458. Petition 
of Church Wardens, &amp;c. of Acton, and of Saint Luke, Chelfea, in favour of the Bill ; to lie 
onthe Table, 469. Petition of the Vicar, Church Wardens, and Parifhioners of Saint Pan- 
cras, againft the Bill, and interrupted by a Meffage from the Lords, 478. The faid Petition 
ordered to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 479. 
Petition of the Church Wardens, &amp;c. of Saint Luke, Old Street, and“ feveral other Petitions, 
in favour of the Bill ; to lie on the Table, 483. The Second Reading deferred for a Week on 
Two Divifions, 506. Committed, an Amendment for Three Months being withdrawn, 533. 
Voices given to all the Members of the Committee, 548. Reported, &amp;c. 564, 568. 601. 
P. 607. 


See Wills, 259.— Rates. 














































Rates of Ynterest. 


See Accounts, 508.—Cagt Jndia Companp, 3.—Hupplp, 301. 302. 414. 416. 





Rates Parochial. 


See Wills, 41. 224. 264. 275.— Churches, 4. &amp;c.—Dorks, 6—Doegs—IJuclofures, 64. 
101. 104.— Pilitia, 7.—Mffites.— Poor, 8. 14. 18. 26. 31. &amp;c.—Hquares and 
Streets, 40. 61. 





Rates, (other Rates.) 


See Accounts, 180. 284. 285. 344. 347. 508. 739.—IBillg, 237. 275. 278.—C€lafles.— 
Corn and Grain. 10.—Parbourg, 1. 1-—Aiaianens, &amp;c. oi. 281 &amp;c—_Boute, 164. 
19 1.— Junkeepers.—Licences.— Militia; 7.—Mavigations, 2. 19.26. &amp;c.— Pabvp, 11.— 
Petitions, 62.—pPoor.— Post Office, 5.—pPotators.—frotland, 61. 95 —Supplp, 325. 
326. 460. 552. 573. 576.—Wictuallers. - 





Realm, 


See Accounts, 966.— gets, Bills, 147.—Coing and Coinage —2efence.—DOrderg, 79. 


















Reafons, 


See Willé, 316. (and under 414.)—Complaints 7.—oule, 204: 260.—Fmpeachinent— 
Journals.— Peflages, 79.—Pabvigations, 43. 147.—4Petitiong, 29.—+Reports, 160— 
Speaker, 14.—Supplp, 510. 





Rebellion and Treafon., 


See Houle, 193.—hing, 14—abp, 18.—Sedition. 


Receipt and Expenditure. 


See Accounts, 138. 146. 161. 260. 277. 345. 508. 668. 997.—%Bills, 265.—barbourg, 1. 
—bighwaps, 126.— Houle, 181. 261. 275.—Pilitia, 8—Pabvigations, 21. 


Receipts. 


Sce #illg, 222.:—Soupplp, 301. 398. 400. 408. 459. 494. 510. 512. 563. 584. 





Rereipts and Pisburfements. - 


See Accounts, 345. 350. 490.. 508.°1264. 





Receiver General. 


Sce Wills, 135. 


Receivers. 


See Accounts, 1159. 1264.—Corn and Grain, 2.—Cikates, 5. 





Recognisances, — 


See Clections, 1. 253. &amp;c.— toute, 175. 195.—Journalg, 51.—Potiong, 68.—MDrbders, 
76.—fpraker, 46. 47. §2. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Recompence, &amp;c. 


See Adbretfes, 63. 65. 68. &amp;c.— Bills, 68—Pabigations, 36. 59.— Rewards. 
J . 


ae 








i — 


— - Records, 


See Acrounts, 767: 999. 1264.~—Qddtelfes; (undet 90.)—Billg, 265.— Coniinictees, 124.— 
Woufe, 170. 184. 280.—9puir and Palmer.—Dffices, 4.—Speaker, 113. 





Recruits. 


See Accounts, 138. 167. 176. 182. 191. 209. 238. 508.—Supplp, 79. &amp;c. 





ee 


Rectories. 


I. Petitions of Patrons of Rectories, &amp;c. XLVI. 151.—XLIX. 252.+-L. 116. 126.—LI. 41. jo7.— 
LII. 286. 335. 377—LIIL 289. , 


2. ——Ditto of an Impropriator of a Rectory, XLIX. 125. 


See Wills. 99.—Churehes, 31. 33. 36.—Cfkates, 25. 71. 78. 79. 117.—Juclos 
fures, 43. 52. 76. 120. 193. 231. 308. 312. 316. 323. 402. 406.—Restorg, 





ume 


Rectors. 


Petitions of Rectors, &amp;c. XLVIT. 599.—XLIX. 252.—L. 152.—LI. 364. 528—LI. 377.— 
LHI. 289. 
See Billg, 190. 193. 201; 207.—Burping Ground, 3.—Churches, 17. 21.— 
Cftates, 120.—Juclofures, 37. 146. 252. 277. 290. 301. 311. 402. 406.— 
Rectories. 





Reculants, (PBoptth), 


Aéts of 1 &amp; 3 of King James J. relative to Ditto, and other Aéts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788.—XLIX. 632. 





~ ic daraiendinasceithdeattinedieinimennttagaiaeanpineagitin 
= anh ipiaiaiaiiaiada 


Redemption. 


See Willg, 222.— Land Car.—Supplp, 301. 











See Accounts, 205. &amp;c.—Dficers.—foupply, 97. &amp;c. 





References. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Wonle, 209. &amp;c.—Drders, 2. 





Refineries, 


See Willg, 154.. 366. . 





Reform. 


See Lincoln County. parliament, 1.—SSedition. 





/ | 
Regiments. 
See Accounts, 121. 122. 161. 173. 176. 180. 192. 221. 230. 246. 850,—MBillg, 135.— 
Caf Judvia Companp, 6.—Pilitia, .5.—foupplp, 87. d8c. 





, Register. 


See Arrounts, 1002.— Bills, 156. &amp;c.—Poule, 192. 273. 274.— Ras Crpiririg, 16. &amp;e— 
Supylp, 470. 








_ See Gilld,,, 4476.4 Corn aut Grain, 2.—3Jmportation, i Jndewittitp, 1. &amp;c.— Pati 
gationd,’4.—pips and Uellely, 7. 8. 


ee 





Registry. — 


See Accounts, 883.—Cammittees, 97—Corn and Grain, 2.—Duritieg, 65.—Jndemnittp, 2— 
Ships and Weflels, 5. 


ee ------ LL 





Ixpex XLVI. to LV —{1790—1800.) 












_ Megraters, 


See Hutchers.— Corn and Grain, 2. &amp;c. 


Regulations, &amp;c. 


See Accaunts, 16. 1g. 252. 561. 580. 584.—Billg, 24. 87. 88. 89. 135. 138. 153. 225. 
Committers, 117. 122.—Oame, 3.— Boule, 146. 175.— Pills. — Ruleg.—Chankl: 
giving. 





Reimburfement. 


See Addrefies, 71 e 





Releale, 


See Millg, 161. 





Belieé. 


See Accounts, 660.—ddrefles, 147.—Billg, 146.—Committees, 94. 108.—Corn and 
Orain.— Debtors.— Dillenters, 1. 3. &amp;c.—-Dorcks.— Crpulsion.— Bawkers, &amp;c.— boule, 
164. 217.—etitions, 1. 3. 6cc.—Giceuallers, &amp;c.—Quakers, 1.—Srotland, 17. 18. 


wes + eee 





— Religion. 


Grand Committee for Dittoappointed to fit on particular Days, XLVI. 7.—XLVII. 8.—XLVIIL 
97.—XLIX. 17.—L. 9.—~+Lle 7.—-L. 9.—LIII. 5.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 
See Qddrefles, 1.—Billg, 148. 153.— Cersica.—Diflenters, 1.—ilitia, 11.— 
Papitts—Quakers, 6.—focotland, 17.—Speeches, 5.—Unitarians. 





See Butehera—Debrore, 82c.—Deges.—houle, 67. 164. 194.— Pavigationg, 4.—petitions, 
12. 34. 42. 68.—Servants.— Slaves, 3.—Squares and Streets, (under, 6.)—TCrade, &amp;c. 
17. 19.—GQater.—Watermen. | 















Remittantes, 


See Arcounts, 756. 1603. 1665. 1066. 1068. 1087, 1217.—Peflages, (Ireland.) 





Remuneration. 


See Accounts, 669:—Adoreles, 59. 62. Sec.—petitions, 72. 73. &amp;c: 





~— -Renvdesvous. 


See Bills, 135. 260.—Meltages, i4. 15.—Mabp, 10. 


Rentals. 


Of the Crown Lands, &amp;c. XLVIL 874. &amp;c. 
See Acrountg, 1004. 1264.—petitions, 62. Renta. 


Rent Charge. 


See Churches, &amp;c. 10.—Cfkares, 125,—Inclofures, (Whipftiade.) 








Rent and Revenue, 


See. Accounts, 345. 497. 508. 1264. Scotlana, 44. 


Rents, (Chief. ) 


See Billg, 188.—Znelofures, 15. 


Rents. 


See Accounts, 147. 766. 1264.—Billg, 201. 369. 384.—Cotrn and Grain, 2. &amp;c.— Mocks, 
6.— tates, 85.—Houle, 175.—Fnelotures, 120. 325. &amp;c.—Seotland, 48. 101.—Supplp, 
50e.— Wines, ; 


~ 





Replication. 


See Billg, 282.—thoule, 208.—Fmpeachment, 


LE CL LL LLL LE 





Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 







CONTENTS of’ the HEAD 
Reports. 


Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe to be now, 
or immediately, received, vz. 
On Petitions + - - = = 1. 2. | On Billsre-committed - - 54 to 69. 


On Bills, - © - - - = 310 52. On Bills again re-committed - - 70. 
On Claufes offered and iatataal™ 53- On other Matters - = - 71 to 109. 



















Ditto - to be now taken into further ice VIZ. 


On Bills - + + + = 110 40114. | Abolition of the Slave Trade ~ 116. 


III. Reports from Select Committees to be now taken 


into Confideration - $P- + - * - 116. 

IV. ——— from Ditto to bé now taken into further 
Confideration - ~ - - - - 417 f0 129. 

Vv. ——— re-committed, &amp;c. to Committees of the 


whole Houfe, oz. 


On Aéts of Parliament - - = +130. Wa Wibdeds 5 3 4 4 3 
On Bills - - - + = 131. 132. : . E ; 
Standing Orders - = = = 133. Reports again re-committed 134. g 





epee 





re-committed to the fame Committees, vz. 


On Petitions - - - 135 to 137. 
On Bills, - - - - = 138. 139. 


| On other Matters - - - 14010146. 

VII. Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe 
re-committed to Committees of the whole } 
Houfe - - - - = =°- = - -. 147 to 159. 





re-committed to Select Committees - - 160. 





Reports from Seleét Committees referred to 
Committees of the whole Houfe on Bills 161 #0 174.- 


from Select Committees on Petitions, 
referred to Committees of the whole Houfe 
to confider thereof - - --- - = = - 175. 















XI. 


XIT. 


XIII. 


XIV. 


XV. 


XVI. 
AVIT. 


XVIII. 


XIX. 
XX. 
XXI. 


Reports 3—Contents~ of the ‘Head ° continued 


Reports from Sele&amp;t Committees on other Mat- 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—18e0.) 









ters referred to Committees of the 


whole Houfe to confider thereof - - - 176, 


from Select ‘Committees referred to 
Committees of the whole Houfe on 
other Matters 


177. 


_ Reports from Select Committees of former 


Seffions, referred to Committees of the 
whole Houfe, viz. 


On Bills - - - - = - = 178. | Other Committees of the whole Houfe 179. 


Reports from Secret Committees referred to Com- 
mittees of the whole Houfe, vz. 


On Bills 


- - = = © = 180, | Yo be taken into Confideration - 181. 182. 


Reports from Commiffioners appointed to confider 
Matters, referred to Committees of the whole 
Houfe on other Matters 


Reports from Select Committees referred to other 
Select Committees 


186. 
187, 
188. 


184. 


__.__. Ditto of former Seflions 


- - 185. 


Reports to be communicated to the Lorde, &amp;c. 


Reports to be confidered when other Matters. are 
taken into Confideration 





when other Reports are taken into further 
Confideration 


= 
ad - = a aed = — = 


Réports to be laid before the King, viz. 


And to be communicated to Princes 
and States 


ies: | At the fame Time with Addreffes 192. 


Reports recommended by the King ef st 2 iad 


193. 
194 to 203. 
204 to 315. 


Queftions Negative touching Reports - - - 


Incidental Proceedings relating to Reports 


Cee 


10 G 





I. Reports — 















































21, 


a2. 


23. 


24. 


SDS 


x 


10. 
II. 
12. 
13. 
14. 


15. 
16. 


17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 


 » Reports. 





I, Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe to be now, or 


immediately, received, v7z. 


On Petitions relating to, viz. 


Debtors; Allowance to Ditto in Prifon, LIT. 422. 
Debts due to the Crown, XLIX. 484.—LI. 421. 
Eaft India Company, XLVI. 244. 


Eftates, viz. 


John Kemefs Gardener Kemeys, XLIX. 484, 
John Yeldham, Lu. 421. 


On Bills, rélating to, viz. 


Agreements, XLVII. 1028. 

Aliens, XLVIII. 75.~—L. 9 $5.—Lilt. 494. 

American Trade, XLVI. 291. 

Army and Navy ; raifing men for Ditto, LU. 68. 221. 413. 
Bankers, XLVII. 742. 

Banks and Banking Companies, LII. 554. 

Bigamy, L. 320. 

Bread, LV. 205. 362. 684. 920. 

Bull-baiting, LV. 371. 

Cape of Good Hope, LI. 232. 


~ Caufes and Indi&amp;tments, LII. 667. 


Cavalry (Provincial Force) LIl. 220.—LIU, 677. 
Ditto billeting, LI. 627. 








Ditto Regulation, LI. 697. 

Collieries and Mines, LV. 587. 624. 

Commiffioners of the Land Tax, XLVI. 266. 

Confolidated Fund, XLVII. 718. 

Corn Importation, &amp;c. XLVI. 126, 128. 343. 629.—LII. gs. 
Cofts, LI. 762. 

Courts, XLVIII. 802.—XLIX. 549.—L. 306. 

Crews of His Majefty’s Ships ia a State of Mutiny, LU. 634. 635. 
Crown Lands, LI. 557. 

Debt National, XLVI 593. 826. 

Debtors, XLVIH. 63. 

Deeds and Wills, LV. 703. 

Diffenters, XLVI. 374. 

Dittillery, L. 620—LYV. 233. 


‘Dividends at the Bank unclaimed, XLVI. 353. 


Duties, XLVI. 500.—XLVHI. 802.—LI. 407. 503. 632. 674.&lt;LII. 693.—LIII. 640. 
Elections, XLVI. 128.—XLVII. 873.—XLIX. 548.—LI. 493. 

Epifcopal Comminion, XLvu. 1029. 

Errol, Earl of, Eftates; Ly. 706. 

Forefts, XLVII. 680.—Ly. 670. 





-- Game in Ditto, Ly. 718. 


France, XLVI. 61-—XLIX. 154. 174. 572—-LI.. 676, 


%« Governors, 




















































From Committees of the whole Howh to be. POM 


or immediately; received. 





Reports: | 





On Bills, continued. 

Governors in the Weft Indies; Lit. 541; 
253 Grenada and Saint Vincent, L. 613. 

Hemp from the Eaft Indies; LV. gto. 

High Treafon, &amp;c. LV. 754. 
26. Eager XLVIII. 876. 

-- Ditto Turnpike ; continuing Ads; LV. 9415 

27° Importation, L. 620.—LII. 596. 

India, LI. 752:—LV. 666. 744: 
te Infane Perfons, LV. 754. 
28. Juries, XLVI. 666. 
29. Juftices of the Peace, XLVI. 770. 793: 828: 

King’s Government, LIV. 526.-—-LV. 216. 


~ 


King and Queen’s Perfonal Property; &amp;c. LV. 7554 
Land Tax perpetual, &amp;c. LIIl. 530. 556.—LIV. 743 


Ditto Commiffioners, LIM. 546. a 
-Land Tax Redemption by Bifhops, &amp;c. LIV: 312: = ey 
30. Landed Revenue, XLIX. 562. | 
31. Larceny, XLVI. 638. 


Laws expiring; LV. 187. 921. 


32. Letters of Merchants, 8c. XLVII. 1028, 

Loans, LI. 595: | . 
33- __ Mariners, (Britifh) XLIX. 572. 
34. Militia, XLVI. 245. XLIX. 741.—-LII. 220. 604.—LI, 173. 393- 507. —LIV. 99. 372. 648, 677. 
35. Mills, LI. 531.—LV. 362. 


Midemeanors, LI. 621. r 
Naval Stores, &amp;c. LV. 756. 
36. Navy, L. 140. 153. 239. 259. 401. 468.—LII. 6346 635.—LII. 626. 
Neutral Ships, LIV. 69. 85. 
News-papers, LIT. 651. ° 
37- Offenders, XLVI. 181. 
Papifts, LV. 711. 
Parliament ; fhortening Meetings by Adjournment, LV. 44. 
Pilchard Fifhery, Lil. 645. 
Poor, LII. 262.—LIV. 397. 536.—LV. 898. | eae 


“ Population of Great Britain, LV. 886. 919. 
es Poftage, LI. 746. 
38. Poft Office, L. 315. 3 


Potatoes; Cultivation, LV. 318. 
39. Prince of Wales, L. 587. 613. 
Promiffory Notes, LII. 481.—Liy. 528. 536. 


2. ; Cyisrantive, LV. 921. 
40. Scotland, XLVII. 1029.—LII. 5§54.—LIV. 536.—LYV. 233. 
41. Seamen, XL VIII. 657. 833.—LII. 528. 





increafe of Pay to Seamen, &amp;c. LI!. 557. — 





Punifhment for Attempts to Seduce Seamen from their Allegiartce, &amp;c. Lu. 634. 
42. Sedition, XLIX. 611.—L. 101.—LI. 140.—LIV. 729, 


Ivpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 43. Servants 






43 


45. 


46, 


47° 
48. 
49- 
52 
st. 
52. 


53° 


58. 


73° 
7+ 


Rep otts. ap Committees of the whole Houfe: to. be now, 





On Bills, continued, &amp;c. 


1s 
76. 







or.immediately, received. . 














































Servants Characters, XLVII. 1066. 
Ships and Veffels; relief to Owners, &amp;c. LHI. 597. 7 
Slave Trade, XLVI. 669.~~XLVII. 827.—X LIX. 308. 335.—LL 415-—LIl. 685.—-LIV. 424. 723. 


Slave Trade; (Abolition) LI. 485. 


Spirits; diftilled from Melaffes or Sugar, LV. 45. 

Starch 5 making from Wheat prohibited, LV. 297. 

Sugar, XLVII. 764. 817. 

Supply, Lil. 693.—LIV. 99. 

Traiterous Correfpondence, XLVIII. 456. 

Volunteer Companies, XLIX. 406. 479.—LIV. 97. . 
Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, &amp;c. Conveyance by Poft, LI. 574, 
Wines ; Warehoufe Rent, L. 613. 

Writs for Elections ; Scotland, L. 463. 

Writs of Mandamus, XLVI. 681. 


On Clau/fes (offered on Reports of Bills) which were committed, XLVI. 611.—XLVII. 742.— 


XLVIII. 348. 776.—L. 438, 479. 504+ 549. 619.—LI. 575. 681. 689. 690.—LII. 92. 9s. 
96. 233. 236. 363. 746.—-LIll, 171. 688. 689.—LIV. 86, 502. 503. 675.—LV. 6. aE 
732. 776. 906. 924. 

See Iillg, 283, &amp;c. 


. On Bills re~committed, viz. 


Writsof Mandamus, XLVI. 681. 

Juftices of the Peace, XLVII. 793. 

Indemnity ; Corn, &amp;c. XLVIII. 50. 

Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVIII. 654. 

France, XLIX. 174. 

Slave Trade, XLIX. 335. 

Bounties on Wheat, Wheat Flour, &amp;c. imported, LI. 243.—LV. 892. 
India, LV. 744. 

Traiterous Correfpondence, XLVIII. 612. 

Population of Great Britain, LV. 891. 

For raifing a Provifional Force of Cavalry, Lu. 76. 

Foreftalling, &amp;c. of Live Cattle, LII. 673. 

Land Tax ; perpetual, LUI. 556. 

Colliers, &amp;c. in Scotland, LIV. 529. 

Militia reduced, &amp;c. LIV. 707. 

Accountants Public, LV. 602. ‘ 


Bills again re-committed, viz. 
Wheat, &amp;c. giving Bounties, Lv. 894. 


other Matters, viz. 
On Bills from the Lords, XLIX. 572.—LV. 703. 


African Slave Trade, XLVI. 149. 669.—XLVII. 676. 755.—XLVIII. 799.—XLIX. 146. 4o1—&lt; 
L. 420.—LI. 386. 440.—LII. 601. 7 


Agreements, LV. 449. 
American Trade, XLVI. 251. §74.—XLVIII. 246.—-XLIX. 64.—~-E, 316.—LI. §11.-—LIl. 382. 
_Army and Navy ; raifing Men for Ditto, LU. 42. 
Bank of England, LY. ats. 

Bounties, XLVI. 331. 669,—LI. 440.—LY. 802, 











78. 
79- 


Zo. 
$1. 


83. 
$4. 
$5. 
86. 


87. 


88. 
89. 
90. 
gl. 


92. 
93- 
94. 


95- 


ef 
97- 
98. 


99- 


Too. 


-101f. 
102. 


Inpax XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





wey, { From Committees of the whole Houfe to be now 
R epor {s ;] or aaa i received, continued. 


On other Matters than Bills, continued, &amp;c. 
Bread ; Affize of Ditto, LV. 202. 

Britifh Fifheries, Lit. 476. 

Cape of Good Hope Trade and Commerce, Lil. 220. 
Confolidation A&amp;, XLVII. 760. 








Convoys, LIV. 263. 382. 
Corn and Flour, &amp;c. XLVI. 582.—XLVIII. 33——-Li 77.—=L1. 10. 19. 223.575.—-LIl. 67. 681. 
Corn, &amp;c. LIV. 708.—LV. 637.——See infra, 85. 

Crown Lands, L. 358. 520. 

Dairies and Cheefe Rooms, LI. 673. 

Debt, XLIX. 484. 

Diftilleries in Scotland, LUI. 679. 

Diffenters, XLVI. 251.—XLIX. 377. 

Drawbacks, XLVIII. 794.—L. 285. 590.—LI. 662. 

Duties ; impofing Ditto on Importation of Corn, 8c. XLVI. 348. 
Ditto Tobacco imported from the Weft Indies, XLVIII. 682. 








Appropriation of Duties, LV. 34. 

Eaft India Company ; Accounts and Papers, XLVH. 1062. 

removing Doubts on Act refpecting warehoufing Goods imported, LY. 650. 
raifing a Regiment for Protection of their Warehoufes, LI. 502. 

Errol, Earl of; Report on his Petition, LV. 637. 

Eftates Forfeited, XLIX. 448.—L. 444. 

Exportation, XLVIII. 47. 59.—XLIX. 356.—LIII. 632.—LIV. 386. 708, 

Free Ports, XLVIII. 628.—LIII. 397.—LV. gor. 








Game, LI. 499. 

Grenada, &amp;c. LV. 669. 

Holland; Goods, &amp;c. to be warehoufed, L. 77+ 

Impeachment of Warren Haftings, Efquire, XLVI. 136. 

Importation, XLVIII. 785.—L. 532. 616.—LI. 38.—LII. 500.—LV. 880, 
Inclofures ; Claufes LV. 760. 

Indemnity, XLIX. 385.—L. 412. 

India ; Trade in Ships of Nations in Amity with His Majefty, Lil. 705. 
Ireland, Liv. 468. 

Landed Revenue of the Crown, XLIX. 442. 

Laws Expiring, LV. 161. 

Legacies to Corporate Bodies, 8c. LIV. 666. 

Lime, Manure, &amp;c. ‘LI. 663. 

Members, (Attendance) XLVIII. 263. 

Meflages, LV. 669. 

Militia, XLVII. 552.—XLVIII. 774.—L. 358. 

Ditto Augmentation, LII. 64. 





Motions for Bills, LV. 543+ 
Navigations in Scotland, Liv. 646. 
Navy, L. 111.—LII. 42. 

Neutral Ships, LIV. 69. 

Premiums, XLVII, 811. 

Prince of Wales, L. 583. 
Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. Lil. 359. 









103. 


104. 
105. 
106. 


108, 


109. 


110. 


itl. 


112. 
113. 
114. 
115. 


IIf. 


116. 


IV 


117. 
118. 
119. 


121. 


122. 


Reports; | 


107. 



































From Committees nf the whole Houfe to. be now; 
_or immediately received, continued, &amp;c. 


&gt; = 


On other Matters than Bills, continued, &amp;c. 
Provifions ; high Price, LV. 882. 914. 918. 

Public Debts, LIil. 
Rates ; for indigent Inhabitants, LV. 721. 

Roman Catholics in Scotland, XLVIII. 676. 

Ships and Veffels, XLVI. 256.—LII. 685.—LIV. 263. 
Slave Trade, Lill, 540.—LIV. 263. 

Spirits (in Scotland), L. 400. 


- 


29I. , 


Statutes of the Realm ; Promulgation of Ditto, LI. 412. 
Sugar, XLVI. 331.—LV. 36. 
Sugar and Coffee, XLVIII. 807. 


Sunday, L. 351. 


Supply, and Ways and Means, XLVI. 331.—XLVII. 600.—XLYIUII. 158. 801.—LIL. ; 
605.-—LIII. 626. ‘ sare 


Treafon, LIV. 530. 
Wafte Lands; Cultivation of Ditto, Lil. 541. 
Workmen, LV. 717. 

See infra. 


II. Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe, to be now taken 


into further Confideration, wz. 


On Bills relating to, viz. 
Aliens, XLVIII. $4. 
Cavalry Regulations, LIII. 702. 
Forefts, XLVI. 718. 
Offenders ; to provide for their Cuftody and Employment, XLVI, 560. 
Relief of Owners, &amp;c. of Ships and Veffels, LIII. 613. 
Slaves ; Shipping and carrying of Ditto, and a Petition received, &amp;c. LIII. 614. 


On other Matters, viz. 


Of Meafures to be taken for the Abolition of the Trade carried on by Britifh Subjeéts for procuring 
Slaves from Africa, XLVII. 758. 


Reports from Select Committees to be now taken into Confi- 
deration, vz. 


On the Examination of Lifts relative to appointing the India Judicature, XLVII. 592. 


See 
Zudia. 





Reports from Seleét Committees to be now taken into further 
Confideration, viz. 


On Bills relating to, viz. 
Drainage ; extending Taxes on Lands, LI. oe 
Harbours, XLVII. 803. 
Havens, LI. 569. 
Inventions, XLVI. 460, 


Navigable Canals, &amp;c. XLVI. 374.—XLVIII. 250. 445. 661. 718.—L. 145. 536. 550. 552— 
LI. 171. 509.—LII. 189. 241. 462. 


Ships ; Owners liable to Damages on Goods, LII. 719. 


323. On 





~ 


) p~, {From Select Committees to be now taken into 
Reports; | i 


further Confideration, continued, &amp;c. 











123. On Bills, after printed Copies of Bills, as amended by Committees, had been delivered at the Door to 
Members, L. 145. 293- 370. 407. 432. 470. 476. 494. 530. 535. 536.—LI. 171. 281. 
428. 509. &amp;c.—LII. 166. 189. 241. 452. 462. 576. 626. 675. 683.—LIII. 428. 538. 54r. 
554.—LIV. 611. 649.—LV. 399. 407. 408. 478. 529. 540. 545. 696. 








124. On Bills, and Counfel called in and heard, &amp;. XLVI. 374. 460.—XLVIII. 250. 718. 
125. Ditto, and negative callingin Counfel, XLIX. 573. 

126. On Bills, and the Bills re-committed, LI. 569.—LII. 647. 

127. ——Ditto, and negative Re-commitment, XLVII. 803. 

128. On Ditto, and on a Divifion not Forty Members prefent, XLIX. 473. 

129. Ditto, and Notice takenof Forty Members not being prefent, XLIX. 497+ 


V. Reports from Select Committees re-committed to Committees of 
the whole Houfe, zzz. 


130. On Aéts; of Means for rendering their Provifions effectual, LV. 201. 
On Bills, viz. 
131. For facilitating the Inclofure of Wafte Lands, &amp;c. LI. 484.—LV. 449. 
For allowing Cofts in Cafes of Mifdemeanors, LI. 592. 
132. For the Sale of Corn by Weight, &amp;c. LI. 651. 
Affize of Bread, &amp;c. to be fold in the City of London, LII. 639. 
oo Foreftalling, Regrating, 8c. Live Cattle, LII. 647. 
Standing Orders, viz. 
133. Relative to Bills for making Navigable Canals, XLVII. 1064, 
Wafte Lands, viz. 
oo Cultivation of Ditto; LI. 533. 


Reports from Select Committees again re-committed to Com- 
mittees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
134. On Bills, LI. 605. 


VI. Reports from Seleét Committees re-committed to the fame Com- 
mittees, v7z. 


On Petitions, viz. 


135. Notices not having been given, &amp;c. XLVI. 165. 263. 580.—XLVIII. 269. 411.—LUI. 35.— 
LIV. 260.—LV. 240. 290. 316. 322. 335. 496. 558. 


Without any Reafon affigned, LIV. 383.—LV. 199. 203. 475. 
136, Without any Reafor affigned, and an Inftrudtion given, L. 175. 
Further Inquiry being neceflary, LIII. 532. 
137. Sufficient Information not appearing to be given, XLVI. 580.—LI. 574.—LIII. 512. 


138. Om” Bills, Xvi. 249. 296.—XLVII. 765.—-XLVII. 317. 686.—LII. 681. 
139. —— Ditto after fome Proceedings thereon, XLIX. 580.—L. 435. 


On other Matters, viz. 


140. Impeachment of Mr. Haftings, XLIX. 498. 

141. India Judicature ; Lift of Members; a Miftake being made, XLVI. 205. 
eo Militia Pay and Clothing, LIT. 525. 

142. Navigations (Chelmsford) ; Complaint relative to Confents, XLVIII. 842, 


Prifoners of War; Treatment of Ditto, LIIl. 546. 


Inpex XLVL. to LV. (1790—1800.) 14g. Stamps 

















fame Committees, continued, &amp;c. 





Reports ; rf rom Select Committees re-committed f9. the 











143. Stamps on Notes, LI. 602. 
Standing Orders; XLV4I. 825. 


Reports after being ordered to be printed, viz. 
144. Relative to the Impeachment of Mr. Haftings, xL1x. 498. 


Miftakes in Reports, viz. 
145. And Reports re-committed to the fame Committees, XLVI. 205. 


Inaccuracies in Reports, viz. 
146. And Reports re-committed to the fame Committees, L. 456. 
See Willg, 108. &amp;c. 


VII. Reports from Committees of the whole Houfe ccccmmndetoeil to 
Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


After Reading them, viz. 


147. On Bills, XLVI. 588, 681.—XLVII. 764. 770.—XLVIII. 654.—XLIX. 553. 572.—L. 180. 
229.—LI. 554. 597-—LIl. 76. 669. 

148. On other Matters, XLVIII. 682. 

On Bills again re-committed after being read, &amp;c. XLVI. 817. &amp;C.—LII. 90.——See ills, 105. 
149. On Petitions, LIII. 393. 

Re-committed, after fome Proceedings on them, viz. 

On Bills, viz. 
150. Controverted Elections, LI. 554. 
15!. Corn; regulating Importation, &amp;c. XLVI. 158. 
152. Conveyance of Votes, and Proceedings in Parliament, &amp;c. LI. 597. 
153. Government of the Province of Quebec, XLVI. 396. 
154. Rogues and Vagabonds, XLVI. 654. 
15 5¢ Traiterous Correfpondence, &amp;c. XLVIII. 604. . 





156. after being ordered to be printed, XLVII. 770,.—L. 180. 229.—LI. 597.—LII. 86. 90. 647. 
157. —— Bills of Supply, LI.454. 


Again re-committed, after further Proceedings on them, viz. 
On Bills, viz. 
153. Corn; regulating Importation, &amp;c, XLVI. 344. 
Inclofures; General Bill, LI. 647. 


Re-committed to Select Committees, relating to, viz. 
159. Mills, LV. 477- 
Special Reafons affigned for re-committing Reports, viz. 


160. An irregular Allufion made in Evidence taken, as to what paffed in the Houtfe upon the Matter, 
XLVI. 842. 


The Chairman ftating that it would be proper to make fome Alterations, and fome Additions thereto, 
XLIX. 498. 


See fupra, 135. 136. 


VIII. Reports from Sele&amp;t Committees referred to Committees of the 
whole Houfe on Bills, vzz. 





161. Commercial Credit, iffuing Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. “ Report from the Sele Committee appointed 
“ to take into Confideration the prefent State of Commercial Credit ; XLVIII. 731. 
162 Corporation of Liverpool to iffue negotiable Notes——* Report on the Petition of the Mayor 





“ of Liverpool, and others, relative to Ditto, XLVIII. 731. 


163. Hundred 


Reports . i Select Gommittees, teferred to Committees. 


of the whole Houife on Bills, continued, &amp;c. 








163. Hundred of Hemlingford, and Riots at Birmingham. “Report on ‘the Petition -of Heneage 


“« Earl of Aylesford, and others, Inhabitants and Land Owners of the faid Hundred, refpecting 
“ Ditto,” XLVUI. 762. 


164. Eaftern Divifion of Suffex, for applying Monies raifed for the Militia ——“ The Report on the 
“ Petition relative to Ditto;” XLVIII. 817. 


165. Farnham, in the County of Surrey, Hops; Tythe to ‘be paid for Ditto. 


“ce 





4 * Report on -the 
Petition of Thomas Baker, and others, Inhabitants and Hop Planters within the Parith of 


Farnham, on Behalf of themfelves and the reft‘of the Hop Planters there ;’” XLVIIL. 874. 


166. For afcertaining a Debt due on Mortgage from the late John Gardnet Kemeys, Efquiré. 


“ Report on the Petition of John Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, on behalf of -himfelf, his Mother, 
“ and Two Sifters;” XLIX. 589. 


167. Drawback of the Duty on Coals ufed in the Pennygored Works in Pembrokefhire. 


ee 














“* Repart 
“ on John Hammet, Efquire’s, Petition, relative to Ditto;” L. 332. 

168. For granting Crown Lands in the Foreft of Rockingham tothe Earl of Upper Offory. “ Repert 
* on the Petition of Henry Duke of Buccleugh, John Earl of Upper Offory, &amp;c.” L. 407. 

169. For applying Money raifed for the Militiain the County of Stafford———* The Report upon the 
“« Petition of the Noblemen and Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Stafford, relative to Ditto ;” 
L. 471. 


170. "For increafing the Rates of Subfiftence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on Quartering Soldiers, 


&amp;c. “The Report on the Petition of the Innkeepers and Victuallers refiding in England, 
“ relating to Ditto;” L. 492.—LV. 457. 








171. For repealing Part of A&amp;t 24 Geo. III. relative to Forfeited Eftates in Scotland. “ The Report 
“ on the Petition of Colonel Duncan Macpherfon, of Cluny, relative to Ditto” L. 505. 
172. For enabling His Majefty to grant the Inheritance of certain Lands at Painshill, Surrey, to the 


Devifees in Truft of Benjamin Bond Hopkins, Efquire, deceafed. “The Report upon the 
“&lt; Petition of George Chamberlaine, and others, Truftees for Ditto;” L. 559. 


173. To enable His Majefty to grant to John Earl of Weftmorland a certain Eftate in the Foreft of 
Rockingham.——“* The Report on the Petition of his Lordthip;” L1. 535. . 


Ditto to George Finch Hatton, Efquire. 











“ The Report on his Petition ;” LI. 555. 


For difcharging the Eftates of John Yeldham, Efquire, from certain Demands of the Crown, &amp;c. 
“* The Report on the Petition for Ditto;” Lil. 456. 


To amend Act of 2 James I. concerning Tanners, &amp;c. 
“ relating to tanning Leather with Elm Bark§” LAI. 601. 








“The Report on Mr. Sealey’s Petition 
ee For vefting certain Lands at Halifax in Truftees, relative to the Rochdale Canal. 
‘* port on the Petition of the Proprietors of the faid Canal ;” LIlII. 608. 


To difcharge from a difputed Claim of the Public, feveral Eftates belonging to the Earl of Errol.— 
«“ The Report on the Petition of his Lordfhip,” Lv. 702. 


“The Re- 





Reports from Selec? Committees referred to Select Committees ‘on Bills, viz. 
Of former Seffions, viz. 


174. - Made 17th of May 1793, relative to the Thames and Ifis Navigations, “ to the Committee on 
“‘ the Bill for amending of 29th Geo. III. relative to Ditto,” L. 363. 


Made 29th April 1796, on the Petition of the Cutting Retail Butchers of London, &amp;c. ‘* to 
‘¢ the Committee on the Bill for more effectually preventing the foreftalling, &amp;c. of Live 
“« Cattle,” Lil. 592. 


Made 13th May 1796, relative to providing fufficient Accommodation for the increafed Trade, 


&amp;c. of the Port of London, “ to the Committee om the Bill for making Wet Docks, &amp;c.” 
LIV. 192. 


IX. 17;. Reports from Sele&amp; Committees on Petitions, referred to 


Committees of the whole Houfe to confider thereof. 
See Boule, 232. &amp;c. 





X. 176. Reports from Seleét Committees relative to other Matters, 
referred to Committees of the whole Houfe to confider 
thereof.—see Poule, 233. 234. 237: 239- 246. 255. 256. 257. 


Innpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 I XI. 177. Reports 











 - Reports. 





XI. 177, Reports from Sele&amp;t Committees referred to Committees of 
the whole Houfe on other Matters. 


See Voule, 67. 74. 135.—Soupplp, 21. 272. 
XII. Reports from Sele&amp;{ Committees of former Seflions, referred to 


Committees, v7z. 
Of the whole House, viz. 


On Bills, viz. 
178. Made 8th June 1791, relating to furnifhing Carlton Houfe, “ to the Committee on the Bill 
“ for enabling His Majefty to fettle an Annuity on the Prince of Wales, &amp;c.” L. 584. 


179. Other Committees of the whole Houfe. 
See Woufe, 71. 102. 120. 234. 256. 257. &amp;c.— Supply, 26. 273. 


XIII. Reports from Secret Committees referred to Committees of the 
whole Houfe on Bills, &amp;c. vz. 


180. On the Book and Papers, &amp;c. prefented to the Houfe by His Majefty’s Command, relative to the 
Practices of certain correfponding Societies. «To the Committee on the Bill to empower His 
“ Majefty to fecure and detain Perfons confpiring againft His Perfon and Government,” 
XLIX. 611. 


tas For confirming the Reftriction of Payment of Cath by the Bank.— The Reports of the 3d and 
7th of March 1797, relative to the outftanding Demands of the Bank,” to the Committee on 
the faid Bill, LI. 419. 





To be taken into Confideration on particular Days, viz. 
181. Relative to the Outftanding Demands on the Bank of England, &amp;c. Lil. 374. 


Referred to Committees of the whole Houfe to confider thereof, viz. 
182, Relative to feparating England and Ireland, LIV. 394. 
See Supplp, 25. 


XIV. Reports from Commiffioners, &amp;c. appointed to confider Mat- 
ters, referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, zz. 
183, Committee of Supply, XLVII. 563. &amp;c. 
Appointed to confider thereof, LIV. 661. &amp;c. 
Sce Boule, 257. 258.—Supplp, 25. 
On Bills, viz. 
Reports of the Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c.—* To the Committee appointed to con- 
“* fider further of the Bill for the further Increafe, &amp;c. of Timber in the New Foreft;” 
XLVII. 763. 
On His Majefty’s Meffages, viz: 


The feveral Reports of the Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c.—‘ To the Committee on His 
“ Majefty’s Meffage for confidering the Propriety of making Provifion for the better Manage- 
“ ment of the Land Revenue of the Crown ;” XLIX. 423. 


To the Committee of the whole Houfe, on Meafures for the Abolition of the Slave 
Trade, viz. 


Copy of the Report of the Lords of the Committee of Council appointed for Trade and Plan- 
tations, fubmitting to His Majefty’s Confideration the Evidence they had collected thereon, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 726. ‘“ 
XV. Reports from Select Committees appointed to examine, &amp;c. 
referred to other Seleét Committees to examine, &amp;c. the 
fame, viz. 


184) On the Petition-of William Warren, Efquire, relative to fupplying His Majefty’s Dock Yard, 
&amp;c. at Plymouth with Frefh Water, XLVII. 590. f 
n 






Reports : [som Sele€&amp;t Committees ‘referred. to other priest 


Committees, continued, &amp;c. 












































os On the Petition of Thomas Mudge, Watchmaker, -relative to his Time-keeper, XL VIII. 701. 
On the Arreft of Mr. Petrie, the Petitioner in Cricklade EleGtion, XLVIII. 406. 


Reports from Selec? Committees of former Seffions, viz. 
185. Appointed to examine and ftate the Total Amount of the Public Debts, &amp;c. Lill. 292. : 
Ditto to confider the General Turnpike Aéts, LIII. 326. 





———Ditto to infpeé and confider all the temporary Laws of a public Nature expired, &amp;c. LIV. 254. 


Reports from one Selec? Committee referred to another upon other Matters, viz. 


186. On the Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. interefted in the Navigation of the River Ouze, to and 
from the Town of King’s Lynn, &amp;c.—‘* To the Committee on the Petition of Proprietors of 
“ Lands bordering on the Hundred-Foot. River, complaining of Notices not having been 
* given, &amp;c.” XLVIII. 438. 


See Doufe, 266. 277. 283. 


187. ——Of former Seffions. 





See Harbours, 1.— Boule, 161. 167. 192. 193. 283. 


XVI. Reports to be communicated to the Lords, viz. 


188. From a Committee of Secrecy, XLIX. 613. 
From Select Committees, v/z. 
At Conferences, LI. 231.—LII. 522. 
o When Addreffes, defiring Concurrence thereto, are communicated to them, LY. 884. 
By requeft of the Lords, in Meflages, viz. 
Committees of Secrecy, LI. 521. 523. 527.—LIV. 499. 


Reports communicated by the Lords, viz. 
Referred to Select Committees, LV. 922. 


XVII. Reports to be confidered at particular Times, v/z. 


When Addrefes fromthe Lords are taken into Confideration, viz. 
189. Relative to Seditious Praétices of certain Societies in London, &amp;c. XLIX. 737. 


At the fame Time that other Reports are ordered to be taken into further Con- 
fideration, Viz. ' 


190. Relative to Leicefter Navigation, to communicate with the River Nen, XLVIII. 273. 


XVIII. Reports to be laid before the King, and requeft Him to com- 
municate them to Princes and States in Amity with His 
Majefty, vzz. : 
19I. Relative tothe Treatment of Prifoners of War in Health, LI. 659. Report Anfwer, 667. 
Ditto at the fame Time with Addreffés, viz. 


192. Relative to covering the Seats of the Houfe of Commons with Green Morocco dreffed Leather, 
and Alterations for regulating the Temperature of the Ait of the Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. 652. 


making the Approach to both Houfes of Parliament more commodious, XLVIII. 945. 











for an Inquiry to be made relative to Thomas Foden’s Difcovery of a Chryftalline Size, 
LV. 657. : 


relative to the State of the Public Records, Rolls, &amp;c. of the Kingdom, LV. 753. 


for making Alterations at the Houfe of Commons in Confequence of the Union with 
Ireland, LV. 780. 








XIX. Reports recommended by the King, zz. 


193. Relative to making Provifion for the Pay and Clothing of the Militia, XLVI. 304.—XLVII. 562. 
XLYII. 337-—XLIX. 212.—L. 259-—LI. 371-—LII. 211.—Lll. 338. 







Inpex XLVI. to LV., (1790—1800.) | ,. Relative 


pam 































- 200. 


202. 


203. 


| Reports ; Recommended by the King, coisborkeld: &amp;e. 


194. 


195. 
196. 


197. 
198. 


199. 


204. 





aa Ca oe eer 


Relative to defraying the Expence of Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia ; 
Time of Peace, L. 326.—LI. 615.—LIL: 674. ts oF the Militia in 


Upon the Petition of George Stainforth, Efquire, Meflenger attending the Great Seal, relative to the 
Bill for regulating the Conveyance of Wnits, LI. 441. 


Upon the Petition of the Clerks in the Offices of His Majefty’s Principal Secretaries of State 
relative to their Privilege of fending Newspapers, &amp;c. free of Poftage, LI. 597- 


Relative to erecting a Royal Military Afylum, Lv. 7209. 


XX. Queftions Negative, w7z. 


To their being now received, viz. 
On Bills, XLVIII. 806. 


To their being now taken into further Confideration, viz. 
On Bills, XLVI. 560.—LIU. 627. 
To taking them into further Confideration on particular Days inftead of now, XLVIII. 445. 
LI. 421. 
and for Petitioners to be heard by Counfel thereon, XLVHI. 8 30. 


—_——-— into further Confideration on particular Days inftead of others, LIV. 424. 








in Six Months, &amp;c. XLVIII. 413. 
To adjourning the further Confideration of Reports, LI. 421.—LIII. 576. 
For particular Days to ftand Parts of Queftions for further confidering Reports, XLVII. 764. 


Jo re-committing Reports, viz. 


On Petitions, XLIX. 385. 
On other Matters, LIV. 546. 


To adjourning the further Confideration of Reports for Three Months, Sc. viz. 
Relative to the Union with Ireland, Liv. 182. 


Yo referring Reports to Committees of the whole Hou/e, viz. 
On His Majefty’s Meflage, viz. 


The Seventeen Reports of the Commiffioners for Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. to the Committee on His 
Majefty’s Meflage, relative to an Eftablifhment for the Prince and Princefs of Wales, 


L. 532. 
To appointing Committees to compare Reports, viz. 


Relative to the Public Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 629. 


That a particular Report ought not to receive the Countenance of the Hou/e, viz. 
On the Public Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 705. 


XXI, Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings relating to Reports, 


U1Z. 
Reports again read, viz. 


In Proceedings before the Houfe, XLVI. 456.—XLVII. 721. 727.—-XLVIII. 192. 669. 670. 
680. 681. 700.—L. 430. 441.—-LI. 378. 417. 595. 


On being taken into Confideration, XLVI. 374. 460.—XLVIII. 250. 613. 718.—XLIX. 738.— 
L. 615. 


——Ditto and Counfel heard on them, &amp;c. XLVIII. 921.—LIII. 570. 576. 
Ditto heard on being taken into further Confideration, LIII. 614.—LV. 704. 


And referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVIII. 766.—L. 372.—LI. 441.—LIII. 364.— 
LV. 648. 





-——Ditto to the Committee of Supply, LIV. 414. | 
And the further Confideration of other Reports deferred for Three Months, &amp;c, XLVIII. 70°. 


And the Matter put off to the following Seffion, XLVII. 787.—LII. 738. ic 


Reports ; Orders, &amp;c. and: Incidental Proceedings. 





Reports again read, continued. 

And Motions made upon them, LI. 426. 450. 

And Motions for Bills made thereon, LI. 436. 

And Inftructions ordered thereon, LI. 595+ 

And Addreffes moved upon them, XLVIII. 945.—LI. 787.—LV. 752. 

——on an Addrefs from the Lords being read a Second Time, &amp;c. XLIX. 738: 

And the Matter reported upon otdered to be printed, LI. 787. 

And Bills ordered in thereupon, XLVI. 337. 442.—XLVIII. 613. 666.—LIII. 372. 392. 429. 

442. 527.—LIV. 198. 482. 527. 550. 622.—LV. 267. 403. 446. 448. 553. 657. 

o On the Second Reading of Bills, XLVIII. 192.—LI. 417.—LII. 104. 

On Bills being reported, LI. 437.—=LII. 359. 282. 

On Bills of a different Title being moved, and former Order difcharged, XLVII. 685. 
&lt; On Motions for Leave to bring in Bills, XLVI. 685. 


And Motions made for Leave to bring in Bills, and Debates thereon adjourned for Three Months, 
&amp;c. LI. 436. 


And Motions made for. Refolutions or Opinions of the Houfe, and Debates adjourned to particular 
Days, LI. 426. 


° And negative Re-commitment, XLIX. 385. 
And re-committed, LIV. 90. 260. 383.—LV. 199. 203. 290. 303. 316. 322. 558. 
And again re-committed, LV. 335. 496. 
And Refolutions agreed to Nem. Con. and Report, &amp;c. to be laid before.His Majefty, Lin. 69. 
On Petitions, upon Bills being reported, XLVIII. 699.—LI. 437. 
And Petitions reported on again referred to Committees, XLVI. 231. 
And Bills ordered, and alfo particular Notices to be given, LIII. 372. 


° - And Notices not having been given, order them to be given, XLVI. 294.—LIII. 442.—LIV. 375. 
LV. 182. 267. 


oo Upon Reports on Petitions after Notices given by Permiffion of the Houfe, XLVI. 456.—XLVII. 
708. 721. 727. 728.—XLVIII. 669. 670. 680. 681.—L. 430. 441.—LI. 290. 434. 436. 
—LIl. 422. 439. 546. 598.—LIII. 246. 522. 527. 535. 560.—LIV. $50. 622.—LV. 414. 
423- 448. 518. 537. 553. 588. 
Reports, and Petitions relative to Ditto, again read, and Refolutions come to thereon, L. 615.— 
Lil. 738. 





Ditto, and fo much of the Report as relates to One’Petition rescommitted, LHI. 512. 
Reports ordered to be now read on being made, and taken into Confideration, XLVI. 344. 6 30. 
Read, and Particulars entered, after being deferred, on being taken into Confideration, XLVI. 691. 
Parts of Reports read in Proceedings of the Houfe, XLVII. 792. 

Read, and Day appointed for taking them into further Confideration, LIII. 6265. 

Read; Orders difcharged for giving Notices, and Reports re-committed, LV. 335. 

Ditto of former Seffions read, and Bills ordered, LIII. 663. 





205. Reports of Secret Committees again read, and referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, Liv. 
394- 

206. Reports that were ordered to lie on the Table, again read, LII. 422.—LIII. 246. 372. 625.— 
LIV. 417. 

207. Reports of former Seffions read in Proceedings of the Houfe, LIM. 36. 562. 659.—LV. 207. 


Ditto Parts of Reports of Ditto, LIII. 659. 
on appointing Secret Committees, LIII. 74. 
and referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LIV. 661. 


and a Motion made thereon ; and the Proceeding not being recommended by the Crown, 
the Queftion was not propofed from the Chair, LIII. 513. 





and Sele&amp;t Committees appointed to confider the Subject Matter thereof, LV. 173. 


Iuprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 K Reports 











Reports s orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings. 








208. 


209s 


210. 


2iI. 


212. 


213. 


214. 
2165. 


216. 


217. 


218. 


219. 


220. 


Reports to be received, viz. 


221. 









































To be now received ; Bills with Amendments to: be printed, and the Reports to be further con- 
fidered, XLVI. 181.—XLVII. 592. 680.—XLVIII. 654.—XLIX. 488. 562. 572.—LII. 220, 
221.—LIII. 494- 507.—LV. 602. 


The fame Day, the Houfe having fat late, XLVI. 696.—XLVIII. 743.—XLIX. 453.—LI. 87, 
178.—LIV. 102. 


To be now brought up, LE. 199:.—LIV. 181. 


To be received on the Morrow, XLVI. 34. 131. 210, 366. §50.—XLVII. 377. 410. 522. 600. 
756. 843.—XLVIII. 427. 628. 708. 806.—XLIX. 81. 103. 321. 406. 558. 615.—L. 12. 
222. 482. 509:—LI. 16. 111. 433. 555. 666. &amp;c.—LII. 19. 103. 355. 417. 501.—LIII. 35. 
119. 244. &amp;C—LIv. 38. 207. 310. &amp;.—LV. 25.115. 211. 301. 416. 512. 622. 803. go9. 


—— Ditto at Twelve o’Clock, XLVII. 750.—XLVII. 865. 
—— Ditto at Four o’Clock, XLVITI. 352. 385. 
Oni the Morrow, on Bills re-committed, LI. 86.—LV. 315. 318. 756. 








Ditto on Bills again re-committed, LII. 90. 656. 697.—LIV. 690. 


On particular Days, XLVI. 51. 205. 334. &amp;c.—-XLVH. 18. 132. 398. 435. 53% 739. &amp;c.— 
XLVIII. 264. 365. 417. 609. 728. &amp;c.—XLIX. 22. 146. 290. 330: 442. 495. $47. &amp;c.—L, 217. 
307. 40T.—LI. 34. 140. 223. 386. 407. 562. 615.—LII. 64. 148. 289. 335. 407. 633. &amp;c. 
—LIIl. 87. 158. 259. 346. 455. 600.—LIV. 44. 103. 257. 432. §08.—LV. 26. 140. 217. 
562. 710. 877. 





on particular Days, and Petitions again read, and Counfel ordered, XLVI. 581. 
on particular Days on Bills re-committed, LII. 605. 
in Three Months, &amp;c. XLVIII. 806. 








Reports made and read, and the further Confideration adjourned, viz. 


Till the Morrow, LIV. 700. 
Till Ditto at Twelve o’Clock, XLIX. 557. 558. 


Made and read, and entered, and further Confideration adjourned, viz. 


To particular Days, XLVIH. 264.—XLIX. 390. 


Made and read, and after fome Proceedings on them, adjourned, vit. 


Till the Morrow, XLVIII. 768.—L. 447.—LIV. 557.—LV. 568. 


Till after the Houfe fall have proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, XLVIII. 621.~ 
LV. 43. 


To particular Days, XLIX. 385. 619.—LIl. 570. 688.—LV. 592. 


Reports before made, adjourned till after the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, 
XLIX. 444.—LIIL. 717. 


Further Confideration of Reports adjourned, LIV. 552. 649.—LV. 462. 


poftponed until after proceeding on the other Orders of the Day, LIV. 663- 
—LV. 542. 


Further Confideration of Reports proceeded in, and the further Confideration adjourned, LI. 719.— 
LIII. 168. 585. 603. 


Made and read, and Bill re-committed, viz. 


To prevent Embezzlement of Naval Stores, &amp;c. LV. 756. 


Adjourned Confideration of Reports refumed, viz. 


And Bills again re-committed, LIV. 559.—LYV. 601. 
And Bills ordered to be ingrofled, LIV. 560. 


Reports made and read, and to be further confidered, viz. 


On the Morrow, XLVI. 235. 689.—XLVII. 215. 847.—XLIX. 264.—L. 485. 599.—LI. 534- 
—LIII. 127. 141. 384. 387. 433. 521. 671.—LIV. 426. 619. 793.—LV. 723. 

on Ditto, and to be printed, LIII. 663.—LIV. 98.—LV. 362. 897. 898. 

and Petitioners to be heard by Counfel on Ditto, XLVII. 873. 









MepSrtS, Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings. 








Reports made and read, and to be further confidered, continued. 
and Counfel, &amp;c. heard;. and to, be further confidered, XLVI. 344. 


read, and Particulars entered, and to be further confidered on:the Morrow, XLVII. 414. 7.55. 
XLVI. 452.—LII. 611. 619, 




























































-Ditto on particular Days, LIV. 509. 570. 





223. Reports to be further confidered on particular Days, XLV. 181. 354. 581.—XLVI. 786. 831.— 
XLVIM. 456. 654. 728.—XLIX. 252. 335. 406. 562.—L. 140. 239, 320. 463. 507.—LI. 
140. 271+ 408. 503. 608.—LIL, 64. 220. 373. 413. 510. 619.—LIII. 166. 339. 477. 507. 
631. 662.—LIV. 312. 424. 536. 644.—LV. 239, 344. 483. 520. 654. 772. 


o ——Ditto, and the particulars of the Reports entered, XLVI. 581.—XLVII. 797. 1026.—XLVIII. 866. 
—XLIX. §72.—LI. 147. 154. 547.—LIV. 321. 441.—LV. 216. 482. 
- ——— and Particulars entered, and Reports ordered to be printed, LV. 324. 393- 





and to be printed, and’ Particulars not entered, Lv. 880. 


and Petitions received refpecting Ditto, and negative re-committing Bills for the Purpofe of 
confidering them, LII. 662. 


——- and Petitions received, and to be heard by Counfel on further confidering the Reports, 
LIT. 569. 


and Petitioners: ordered to be heard by Counfel againft the Reports; XLVI. 395.—XLVII. 674. 
693. 830.—XLVIII. 201. 873.—XLIX. 421. 











and Petitions again read, and ordered to lie on the Table until Reports. are further confidered, 
XLVII. 693. . 


—— Ditto, and: to be heard by Counfel, Lil. 554. 
and Petitions received, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. XLVIII. 200. 











224. on particular Days, and Bills ordered to be printed, XLVI. 181. 374—XLVI. 797. 1026.— 
XLVI. 258. 456. 654. 833.—XLIX. 154. 406. 562.—L. 140. 239. 320. 401. 463. 507. 
—LI. 140. 408. 503. 620.—LII. 438. 673. 704.—LIUl. 339. 494. 507. 621.—LIV.. 74. 
372. 424. 677.—LV. 161. 305. 511. 602. 703. 886. g11. 

225. on particular Days, and other Reports to be confidered at the fame Time, XLVIII. 273. 

od —— Ditto at the fame Time that other Reports are appointed to be’ taken into confideration, 


LI. 224. 
in Three Months, and Bills as amended ordered to be printed, LV. 476. 495. 718. 


226. Further Days appointed for taking Reports into further Confideration, XLVI. 366,—XLVII. 409. 
1027.—XLVIII. 308. 457. 664. 714. 846.—XLIX. 355. 442. g00. 611. 736.—L. 180. 
361. 482. 509.—LI. 271. 510. 673.—LII. 166. 288. 520. 683.—LIII. 424. 543. 616.— 
LIV. 103. 398. 431. 522. 658. 702.~-LV. 174. 233. 351. 400. 518. 691. 703. 


ee after being dropt for want of Forty Members prefent, LV. 380. 421. 








oe on Bills re-committed, XLIX. 590. 594. 620.—LI. 523.—LIV. 468. 
Reports made ;" negative re-commitment, and Report ordered to be printed, XLEX: 385. 


a Reports to be further confidered on the Morrow, XLVII. 586.—XLIX. 280. 558. 559. 620.— 
L. 491. 611.—LI. 274. 


in Three Months, &amp;c. XLVI. 560. 647. 659.—XLVII. 1068.—LI. 512.—LvV. 330. 


after Conferences with the Lords, Reports to be further Confidered in Three Months, &amp;&amp;c. 
XLVI. 659. 











Reports made, and ordered to lie on the Table, relating to, viz. 





@27. On Bills, LI. 109. 233. 509. 541.——LII. 432.—LV. 327. 338. 343.—LV. 447. 455. 463. 
512. 

a Ditto, and with Amendments ordered to be printed, XLVHI, 831. 

228. On Bills re-committed, L. 495.—LI. 565. §73.-—-LV. 515. 662. 

229. On Bills, together with Lifts of Names of Perfons.affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. L. 100. 261. 335. 


363. 366. 432. 433- 459. 465. 497- 509+ 513- 517—-LI. 384. 457. 464. 479- 486. 494. 
508. 509. 522. 542. 543- 591-—LII. 110, 218. 441. 536. 603. 645. 650.—LIII. 385. 
457+ 484.—LIV: 518. 556.—LV. 355. 377- 





Nes on Bills for Harbours, without Lifts, LIV. 569. 
2.30. Committees of Secrecy relating to the Bank, Ltt. 85. 
231. On Petitions, XLVII. 535.—LI. 411.—LIV. 618. 646.—LV. 298. 300; 451. 564. 661. 


- On 
Inpzex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


































Reports ; Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings. 





Reports made, and ordered to lie on the Table, continued. 
On Petitions and Reports, &amp;c. tobe printed, Lv. 438. 





on Petitions for Provifion to be made in Bills, LI. 407. 





on Petitions, and to lie on the Table till Reports are received from Committees on 
Bills, XLVIII. 272. 687. 693. 





on Ditto, and Report to lie on the Table although reported not to be within the Standing 
Orders, LIV. 519. 





on Reports of Petitions, fuch Reports having been re-committed, XLVI. 272.—XLVIIIL 
387.—LIII. 339. 368.—LV. 242. 303. 465. 485. 
on Petitions, Matters of Faétin Ditto, XLVIII. 169. 


232. Reports on Various Matters ; ordered to lie on the Table and to be printed, XLVI. 550. 705. 
XLVII. 673. XLVIII. 679. 921. 927.—XLIX. 324. 475. 488. 537. 734.—L. 219.— 
LI. 86. 270. 360. 517. 528. 547. 640. 665. 762. 765.—LII. 364. 374. 445. 476. 510. 
565. 665. 667. 725. 7§3—LIll. 554.—LIV. 94. 371. 520.—LV. 15. 511. 599. 688. 
729. 740. 791. $28. 928. 


233. Reports from the Lords, brought by their Meffengers, ordered to lie on the Table, LI. 525. 





Reports that were ordered to lie on the Table, afterwards ordered to be taken into 
Confideration, viz. 


234. Now, LII. 452.—-LIV. 78. 
On the Morrow, L. 505. 
On particular Days, XLVII. 607.—XLIX. 734. 736.—LII. 137. 166. 


——After fome Proceedings on them, viz. 
235. On the Morrow, L. 505. 
‘ On Ditto at Twelve o’Clock, &amp;c. XLIX. 558. 
236. After the Houfe had been informed that printed Copies of Bills, as amended by Committess, 


had been delivered at the Door to Members, L. 145. 293. 407. 432. 505.—LII. 166. 241. 
626. 683. 


e 


Reports made according to Order, viz. 
From Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


237. On Bills, XLVI. 295. 338. 558. 610.—XLVII. 429. 530. 611. 729. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 363. 
456. 619. 710.—XLIX. 135. 478. 559. 618.—L. 172. 222. 306. 409.—LI. 294. 
547- 649. 700.—LII. 86, 100. 224. 360.—LIII. 36. 116. 243. 303. &amp;c.—LIV. 45. 
127. 226. 314. 401. 515. 708.—LV. 32. 161. 260. 305. 417. 530. 658. 757. 871. 911. 


on Bills re-committed, XLIX. 410.—LI. 575.—LII. 896.—LIII. 652.—LIV. 373. 
708.—LV. 318. 325. 406. 








238. On Bills, and re-committed, XLVI. 567.—XLVIII. 50.—XLIX. 553. 572.—LI. 118. 242. 
—LII. 76. 435.—LIV. 515.—LV. 304. 
239. On Bills, and again re-committed, XLVII. 817.—XLIX. 502.—LII. 447. 620. 
Ditto made on Ditto and again re-committed, XLIX. 554.—L. 474.—LII. 450. 699. 
240. On Bills, and Counfel heard, &amp;c, ; and Bills ordered to be ingroffed, XLVI. 630. 





and Report to be further confidered, XLVI. 344.—LIII. 127. 245.—LV. 563. 
and further Proceedings adjourned, LV. 592. 





241. On Bills from the Lords, XLVI. 653.—-XLIX. 488. 572. 626.—LI. 147. 


On Motions, viz. 


242. For Bills, XLVI. 581. 
For a Supply, Lv. 117. 861. 


243. On other Matters, XLVI. 251. 639. 648. 700.—XLVII. 428. 619. 773. 777. 791.—=-XKLVIII. 


355- 718. 733. 820. 843. —XLIX. 153-—L. 332. 344. 412. 454. 581.—-LI. 229, 647- 
651.—LIl. 223. 434. 625.-—LIM. 140. 161.—LIV. 181. 321. 517. 528,—LV. 29. 36. 


117. 315. 372. 420. 438. 515. 548. 549. 635. 658, 870. 909. gto. 
Made 















































Reports, orders, &amp;c. and incidental Proceedings. 





Made according to Order from Select Coinmittees, viz. 
244. On Bills, and Counfel attend, but not called in, xLvm. 748. &amp;c. 


On Ditto, and Petitioners againft the fame to be heard by Counfel on the Report being con- 
fidered, XLIX. 421. 








On Bills, and the Report to be further confidered in Three Months, &amp;c. XLVIII. 699. 
245. On Reports which had been re-committed, XLVI. 220.—XLVIIL. 387. 866. 
246. On Petitions, Lil. 422. 425. 


Other Reports from Selec Committees, viz. 
247 On Petitions, and Report re-committed, LIII. 351. 532. 


‘ ————_— and Bills ordered, XLVIII. 658. &amp;c. 
and Two Bills ordered, LI. 352. 547.—LIII. 372. 


248. On Bills, and ordered to be ingroffed, XLVIII. 659. &amp;c. 
249. On Bills, and re-committed, L. 435. 8c.——See Mills, 448. &amp;c. 
250. On Bills re-committed and Bills ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. XLVI. 255. gor. 405. 637.— 


XLVII. 580. 752.—XLVIII. 346. 461. 699. 771. 816. 921.—XLIX. 405. $34-—L. 286. 
310. 465. 533- 614.—LI. 509. 650.—LII. 426. 528. 605,—LIII. 357. 554. 663.— 
LIV. 263. 599.--LV. 45. 318. 407. 547. 672. 725. 

¥ and Reports to be further confidered, XLVIII. 659.—LII. 528. 659. 673. 








and to be further confidered in Three Months, Lv. 495. 





and to lie on the Table, L, 495.—LI. 565. 573.—LV. 662. 


251. From Bills re-committed and again re-committed, XLVI. 343.—XLVII. 724. _ 
LI. 605.—LY. 892. 33 737- 817.—XLIX. 455- 
252. From Bills again re-committed, and Bills ordered to be ingroffed, xLVII. —XLVII. wal 
XLIX. 554.—-LII. 450. 656. 658.—LIV. 103. 596. wae sali 


253. From Reports re-committed, XLVI. 220. 272.— XLVII. 1026. 1067.—XLVIII. 387. 421. 866. 


XLIX. 504.—L. 213. 458.—LI. 577.— LII. 614.— LIII. 368. 622. —LIV. 
292. 389.—LV. 209. 242. 302. 308. 485. 569. 3 523+ 543- 554.— LIV. 140. 





Ditto again re-committed, LV. 528. 


254. From Committees appointed to examine Reports, XLVII. 719. 
255 Of turning One Bill into Two and reporting them feparately, LII. 97. 99. 100. 
256. Of no Counfel or Party, &amp;c. appearing to oppofe Bills, XLVI. 669.—XLVII. 737.—XLVIII. 403. 


676. 781.— LI. 623. &amp;c,—LII. 126. 213. 290. 354. 530.— LIII. 124. 340. 428. 521. 
615.—LIV. 79. 198. 214.—LV. 140. 277. 306. &amp;c. 


257. Of no Perfons appearing, &amp;c. in Support of Petitions, XLVII. 590. 719.—XLVIII. 389. 663. 
700. 830.—XLIX. 320.—LII. 146.—LIII. 430. 442.—LV. 423. : 


See Bills, 424. 443.—houfe, 199. &amp;c. , 


Reports made from Committees on particular Petitions, viz. 


258. For Provifion to be made in Bills, and Inftruétion given thereon, XLVI. 621.—XLVII. 583. 
615. 735. 736. 740—XLVIII. 366. 714.—LIil. 624. 
259. On Petitions after Notices given by Permiffion of the Houfe, XLVII. 721. 728.—XLVIII. 680. 


681.—L. 429. 441.—LI. 290. 299. 434. 436-—LIL. 418. 422. 439. 597.—LIIl. 535. 
Ditto and Inftruction given, LIII. 535. 
260. On Petitions complaining of Notices not having been given, XLVIII. 452. 687. 


261. On Petitions, and Petition received againft the Introduction of a Bill, but Bill ordered and 
Petition to lie on the Table till the Bill was brought in, L. 155. 


On Petitions, and Particulars not entered, but Blanks left, LII. 390. 
See Drbders.. 





Reports of Progre/s made in Matters referred, viz. 
By Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


262. On Bills, XLVI. 211. 381. 464. 564. 666.—XLVII. 681. 764. 774.—XLVIII. 399- 442. 
604. 774. 816. 820. 826.—L. 463. 468. 584.—LI. 115. 605. 620. 691.— LII. gz. 
335- 419. 611. 652. 699. 717.—LIII. 159. 519.—LIV. 62. 78. 328. 419. 477- 648.— 
LV. 534. 584. 644. 686. 691. 872. 887. gIt. ° 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800,) 10 L. Reports 









| Reports, Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings. 































































263. 


264. 


265. 


266. 


71. 


279. 
280. 


Reports of Progre/s made, &amp;c,—continued. 
On Bills re-committed, XLVIM. 604.—LI. 454.—LIV. 80. 523. 
On Bills from-the Lords, XLVII. 681.—XLVIII. 647. 816.—LI. 668.—LV. 685. 


Other Matters, XLVI. 126. 435. 553. 685.— XLVII. 398. 726.—XLVIII. 278. 677. 826,— 
LI. 620.— Lill. 291. 369. 440.—LIV. 151. 411. 477- 658.— LV. 330 400. 449. 616. 
ror 
Reports of further Progrefs, viz. 


By Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 


On Bills, XLVI. 300. 313. 403. 469. 5§55.-— XLVII. 770.— XLVIII. 606.— LII. 628.— 
LI. 162. 164. 645.—LIV. 80. 86. 90. 386.—-LV. 696. 890. 


Other Matters, XLVI. 133. 690.— XLVII. 734.— XLVII. 713.—LI. 454.~-LII. 121. 450. 
LIV. 155. 160.—LV. 407. 421. 443. 444. 449- 453- 
Reports of Progre/s by other Committees, viz. 
By Selec&amp;t Committees, XLVIII. 702. 848.—LI. 85.—LIU. 446. 565.—LV. 161, 
By Committees of Secrecy, XLIX. 600. 656. 


Reports of further Progre/s by other Committees, viz. 
By Select Committees, viz. 
And Reports made by them, XLVII. 679. 863. 924.—LII. 476.—LV. 25. 273. 897. g11. 
Committees of Secrecy, XLIX. 656. 


Reports, and Chairman directed to make Motions, viz. 


For Leave to bring in Bills, and Bills ordered immediately, XLVI? 251. 356. 574. 614.— 
XLVI. 552. 611. 760.—XLVIII. 33. 628. 774. 859.— XLIX. 64. 146. 356. 401.— L. 111. 
285. 351. 412. 529.—LI. 10. 386. 415. 511. 662.— LII. 42. 189. 220. 382. 421. 
500. 601. 705.—LIII. 153. 291: 397. 476. 539. 632.—LIV. 69. 263. 468. 530. 646. 
708:—LV. 34. 202. 372. 449. 530. 637. 717. 883. gor. © 

Ditto, and an Inftruction given, Li. 19. 


For Leave to bring in Bills, and Reports ordered to lie on the Table and to be printed, LI. 256. 
270.—LII. 510. 








Ditto and Reports to be further confidered and printed, LV. 273. 

For Ditto, and Motions referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 431.—XLVIII. 264. 
For Ditto after being referred to Ditto, XLVI. 825.—L. 77. 

For an additional Number of Reports of a former Seffion to be printed, LI. 36. 


To med for Leave to direct the printing of Papers referred to Sele&amp;t Committees, LII. 412.— 
LIV. 607. 


For Committees to be appointed, XLVI. 150. 
For Inftructions to Committees, XLVI. 620.—LIII. 408, 439. 521.—=LV. 522. 


To make Motions when the Houfe would pleafe to receive Reports, and the Reports received at 
another Time, XLVIII. 799. 807. 863.— XLIX. 184. 422.— L. 223.—LI. 420.— LII. 103. 
211. 429. 505.—LIII. 483. 505.—-LV. 202. 357. 649. 711. 


To move to have Leave to fit again, XLVII. 681.— LIT. 92. 144. 211. 419. 508. 604. 704.— 


LIM. 162. 483. 505.— LIV. 78. 151. 207. 328. 406. 530. 658—LV. 29. 120. 202. 
353- 400. 534. 659. 707. 803. 


To move for Papers, &amp;c. to be referred to Select Committees, LU. 407. 
To move for Addreffes, LIV. 640.—LY. 919. 


Other Particulars relating to Reports, viz. 


The.Confideration of Reports refumed after being adjourned, XLVIII. 277. 622. 777 —XLIxs 
409. 448. 561. 626.—L. 455. r 


and a Petition prefented relative to Ditto, XLIX. 408. 


now refumed, after being dropped for want of Forty Members prefent, Li. 2 35- 
See infra, 305. 








Inftructions relative to Reports, LII. 92.—LUI. 535. 


Reports after having been dropped for want of Forty Members, appointed to be further con- 
fidered, XLIX. (473. 475+) (497- 540-) (554. 561.}—LI. (500. 502.) P 
- 281, Parts 






281. 
282. 


283. 


284. 


285. 


286. 


287. 


288. 


289. 


290. 


: 29I« 


294. 


295. 
Inpsx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 





| Reports, Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proéeedings. 





Parts of Reports of Commiffioners read in Proceedings of the Houfe, XLVII. 792. 


Reports of Matters of Faét, XLVIU. 166. 271, 





Ditto of particular Matters as they appeared to Committees, XLVI. 301.—XLVII. 414. 538. 


541. 559. 809. 1075.— XLVIII. 687. 700. 837. 866. 877. 947.—XLIX. 483. 595. 
600.—LIII. 496. 


Reports made and the Particulars not entered, but the Blanks filled up with Afterifms, XLVI. 142. 
159. 164. 220. 268.—XLVII. 129. 449.— XLVIII. 443.—XLIX. 206.—L. 390.—LI. 382.— 
LV. 172. 240, 518. 





Reports immediately proceeded in to be further confidered, XLVII. 1064. See /upra. 





Ditto after being dropped for want of Forty Members, XLVI. 468. 

Reports with Appendixes, XLVI. 97. 41§. 483.—XLVII. 141. 575. 809. 1062.—XLVIII. 467. 
638. 702. 848. 877. 947:-—-XLIX. 504. 535. 656. 678. 734.—LI. 206.—LII. 446. 565. 
725.—LIL. .496. 554. 703. 705.—-LIV. 329. §70.—LV. 273. 501. 564. 712. 

The Matter of Reports to be taken into Confideration early in a following Seffion, XLVII, 787. 
LI. 765. : 


Reports according to Order proceeded in, to be further confidered, viz. 


And re-committed, LIN. 532. 
-———Ditto and Parts agreed to, and then re-committed, LI. 533- 


Orders of the Houfe relative to Reports, viz. 


Difcharged, and other Orders made, viz. 
For receiving Reports on particular Days, L. 375.—LI. 146. 
For printing Reports, and Reports re-committed, XLIX. 498.—LIII. 546. 


For taking Reports into further Confideration on particular Days, and other Days appointed, 
XLVI. 313. 381. 400.—XLVIII. 341. 403. 457.—XLIX. 736.—L. 180. 361. 591.— 
LI. 523. 530.—LIN. 424. 576.—LIV. 468. 472.—LV. 443. 


-——Ditto, and on Motion for appointing another Day to confider further thereof, not Forty 
Members prefent, LI. 499. 


Orders of the Day relating to Reports, viz. 


For receiving Reports, viz. 
Read and received, LII. 349~——LIV. 509. 903. 


Read, and defer receiving Ditto, XLVI. 229.—XLVHI. 775. 873.—L. 387. 414. 526.— 
LI. 240.—LIII. 278. 426. 603.—LIV. 226. 438.—LV. 302. 





Ditto from Bills re-committed, L. 414. 


Now read, and defer receiving the fame, XLVI. 256. 369. 557. 634.—XLVII. 539. 814.— 


XLIX. 290. 330. 459. 562.—L. 368. 463. 512. 601.—LI, 111. 202. 437.—LII. 660, 
—LIIL. 339. 596. 613.—-LIV. 434. 521-——LV. 531. 


———Ditto now read, and ona Divifion deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. XLVIIL 806. 
——Ditto without any Divifion, LIL 686. 

——Ditto now read and difcharged, L. 613. 

———Ditto now read and deferred, from Bills again re-committed, L. 469. 


now read and received, LIV. 257. 





——Ditto, and Leave given to offer Claufes, LIV. 514. 


For confidering Reports, viz. 
Now read and deferred, LIV. 382.—LV. 371. 593- 
Ditto confidering them ina Committee of the whole-Houfe, LIV. 410. 427. 493. 





For taking Reports into further Confideration, viz, 
Read, and proceeded in, LV. 254, 
Read, and Reports re-committed, LII. 602. — 
Read, and Report immediately confidered, &amp;c. XLVII. 1064. 
Read, and proceeded in, after the other Orders of the Day are gone throfgh, LV. 45. 
Read, and Bills re-committed, XLVH. 630,.—L. 462,—LIII, 476. 634.—LY. 313. 


Orders 








296. 


2y7. 
298. 


299+ 


3°3- 


304. 


~ $9§- 


306. 


Re ports; Orders, &amp;c. and Incidental Proceedings. 


Orders of the Day, for taking Reports into further Confideration, continued. 


For adjourned Proceedings.on Reports, viz. 















Read, and immediately confidered, &amp;c. LIV. 102.—LV. 624. 





———Ditto, and again re-committed, and negative immediately confidering the fame, LIV. 498. 





Read, and defer confidering the fame, XLVI. 221. 366. 442. 666.—XLVII. 1062.—XLVIII. 
290. 308 —XLIX. 279. 385. 590. 615.—L. 508.—LI. 224. 510. §26.-—LII. 166. 349. 
434- 595- 667.—LIIIl. 552. 603.—LIV. 481. 503.—LV. 197. 233. 400. 586. 





——Ditto, until after the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, XLIX. 444.— 
LIl. 717- 

———Ditto deferred for Two Months, &amp;c. XLVI. 560.—XLVII. 764. 1068.—LII. 717.—LY. 
330 711. 

Ditto, and the Order difcharged, XLIX. 621.—LIM. 639. 


Read and proceeded in; Acts read; Inftruction given; reported, &amp;c. LIV. 529. 
Read and proceeded in, and further Confideration adjourned, LIV. 99. 





Ditto and Letters referred ; Inftructions given, and Report made, LIV. 468. 
Read and proceeded in; Petitions read ; Counfel heard, &amp;c. and Bill to be ingroffed, XLVI. 374. 





Ditto, and Reports referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LMI. 666.—LIV. 127. 


Read, and a Motion made, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, XLIX. 497. 


Read and proceeded in, and Houfe informed of printed Bills delivered at the Door, &amp;c. LIV. 524. 
See fupra, 123. 





Now read and proceeded in, XLVI. 248.—XLVII. 435.—XLVII. 613. 767. 863.—L. 495. 614.— 
LI. 276—LU. 685.—LIII. 386. 465. 513. 600.—LIV. 80, 320. 627. 663.—LV. 235.577. 716. 


_and Petitions received againft the Bill, and Counfel ordered, LI. 614. 
—_—-——— and Reports re-committed, XLVII. 825.—LIII. 532. 
and Motion made for confidering them withdrawn and Reports re-committed, LIII. 393. 


——-——— and Bills re-committed and immediately confidered, &amp;c. XLIX. 174.—LI. 673.—LIU. 
556. 662. 


—&gt;—— from Bills re-committed, LIII. 602. 613. 
~ and Bills reecommitted-; Petitions againft again read, &amp;c. LV. 615. 
———_-——— and Bills re-committed only, LII. 640.—LIII. 679.—LIV. 402.—LV. 477. 511. 574. 
——-——— and Bills again re-committed, LIV. 689. 
— Bills re-committed, and again re-committed with refpe€t to particular Parts, LIII. 
3. 
Reports from Bills again re-committed, and Bills again re-committed, LII. 647, 681. — 
LIV. 559. 
——-—— now read, ‘and Petitions received againft the fame, and Bills re-committed, XLVI. 396. 
now read and proceeded in, (a Special Report), and to be further confidered, LIM. 616. 
now read, and in Part proceeded in, and then adjourned, LU. 688.—LIII. 585. 
———— Ditto and then poftponed till after proceeding,on the Orders of the Day, LIV. 663. 


now read and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent the Houfe adjourns 
LIV. 438. 


Ditto and proceeded in, and a Divifion, and not Forty Members in a Committee, 
LV. 516. 


Now read and deferred, XLVIII. 664. 758. 846. 886.—XLIX. 456. 562.—L. 482.—LI. 190. 
LI. 481. 549. 641. 723.—-LIll. 543. 643.—LV. 371. 518. 642. 702. 


now read and deferred for three Months, 8c. XLVI. 647.—XLVII. 764.—LV. 396. 
now read and difcharged finally, LIV. 666. 





For refuming the adjourned Confideration of Reports, viz. 


Now read and proceeded in, LII. §75. 693.—LIV. 560.—LV. 581. 927. 





Now fead and proceeded in, LY. 601. 





Poftponed 





Reports ; 5 Orders, anid Incidental Proceedings, &amp;c, 








Refuming shuieid Confideration of Rielle continued. 
307. Read; Petitions received againft Ditto, and Counfel heard, &amp;c. Lil. 718. 


For Committees of the whole Houfe to confider further of Reports, viz. 
308. Read and deferred, LIII. 640. 


Other Orders of the Day relating to Reports. viz. 
309. Read, and receive Reports, L. 463.—LV. 763. 
Read, and confider further of Reports, Counfel heard, &amp;c. LV. 704. 
and Addreffes moved, &amp;c.-LV. 780. 





Read, and defer receiving Reports, viz. 


310. Till the Morrow, XLVI. 211. 609. 641.—XLVII. 690. 804.—XLVIII. 709. 788.—LII. 208. 
304. 308. 319. 443. 451. 508.—LIII. 131. 141. 5 354 459. 463. 618. 622. 665. 
673-—LIV. 373- 489. 494. 546. 569. 588.—LV. 8 


Till the fame Day after fitting late, LI. 109.—LIII. 444.—LIV. 81.—LV. 401. 


“ Till particular Days, XLVI. 565.—XLVII. 563. 573.—L. 429.—-LI. 115.—LII. 214. 572.— 
LIII. 145.— LIV. 78. 229. 373. 


——Ditto and defer taking Reports into further Confideration, LIV. 323.°372. 399. 546.— 
, LV. 310. 370. 445. 478. 520." 540. 550. 724. 


Read, and defer going into Committees to confider Reports, viz. 


git. Till the Morrow, LIM. 467-—LV. 483. 632. 
Till particular Days, XLVII. 612.—LII, 466. 472.—LIV. 177. 226.—LV. 605. 
ra ——Ditto further of Reports, LUI. 494. 618.—LIV. 435. 473. 566. 606.643. 649. 


Read, and defer taking Reports into further Confideration, viz. 
312. ‘Till the Morrow, XLVII. 799- 803. 1064.—XLVIII. 762.—LI. 635.—-LII, 86.—LIL. 531. 673. 


Till particular Days, XLVI. 636.—XLVII. 814.—XLVIII. 709. 713.'721.—XLIX. 442. 611.— 
LIT. 383. 451. 472.—LIll. 441. 462. 464. 


283. Read, and on Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent the Houfe adjourns, L. 522. 
314. Read and proceeded in, and Counfel heard, LIII. 570. 
315s. Read and refume adjourned Confideration of Reports, LIII. 604. 


See Acrounts, 1006. 1107. 1264.—bdbdrefles, 82. 171.—Amendments, 48.— 
Divisions —Cpidence, 10. &amp;c.—oule, 232. 259 &amp;c.— Journals, 52.— 
Pellages, 50.— Potions, 37. 90.—MDrvers, 5, &amp;c. 





Repolitories. 


For Records, &amp;c. XLVII. 674.—XLVIII. 945. 
See Abdrefles, 72.—Corn and Grain, 2, &amp;c— boule, 170.—MD ices, 4 





Reprefentation. 


See Committees, 128.— boule, 259.— parliament, 1 





Repretentations, 


See Accounts, 68. 920. 965 ~“gobdreffes, 82. 137. 141. 151. 162.—Agviculture, 1.— Caf 
ZJndia Company, 1 II Gestion, (Cricklade).—oule, 206.—peflages, 29 


% 
‘ ” 





Inpzx XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 M 









Reprefentatives. 


See Accountg, 684.—Clections.—fougplip, 58. 64. 312. 316. 





















Reprimant 
eprimands, 

I. Given to particular Perfons, XLVI. 348. 352. 

2. A Motion for a particular Member being reprimanded, withdrawn, XLVII. 13. 





R equilitions. 


See Accounts, 836.—Apdrefleg, 137. 163. 


Reseripts. 


See Accounts, $36.—Gddeekles, 137. 141. 





Reflervoirs. 


See Wills, 165. 235. 249. 255. 373.—Parbours.—avens,—Pabvigations, 12. 41. 42. 
104. 114. 115. 122.—Socotland, 37. 38. &amp;c.— Water. 





SS 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 
R elolutions. 





I. Amendments made to Refolutions, viz. 
Propofed by the Houfe- - - - - 1. | Of Committees of the whole Houfe - 2. 


II, Amendments propofed, but not made, zz. 


Of the Houfe - - - - - - - 3- | Of Select Committees - - - = - 4. 
Of Committees of the whole Houfe, -  .. 


III. Refolutions of the Houfe agreed to by the Lords, &amp;c. e007 


’ id 


IV. Proceedings touching Refolutions - - - - - 8 ¢o 18. 
V. Other Particulars relating to Refolutions - - 19 to 24. 


os 


VI. Queftions Negative relating to Refolutions - - 2 § to 31. 








Relolutions; 


I. Amendments made .to Refolutions, vz. 
be Propofed by the Houfe, XLVII. §§5. 556.—-XLIX. 743.-—-L. 96. 


Of Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
2. Relative to the Britith Herring Fithery, Liv. 523. 





to the Union with Ireland, Lv. 468. 470. 
to facilitating the Improvement of Wafte Lands, &amp;c. LV. 535+ 
See Amendments, 27.—Supplp, 265. 266. 423, 





II. Amendments propofed, but not made to Refolutions, oz. 
Of the Hou/fe, viz. 
3. On giving the Thanks of the Houfe, XLIX. 742.—L. 96. 
Of Committees of the whole Hou/e. ~~ 
See Amendments, 49.—Soupplp, 267. 424. 425. 


Of Selec? Committees, viz. 
4. Relative to Standing Orders, XLIX. 561. 


III. Refolutions, &amp;c. of the Commons, agreed to by the Lords, vz, 


5. Relative to certain feditious Writings, XLVII. 1027.——See infra, 69. 
—__——_--__——— amended by the Lords, viz. 
6. Relative to the Union with Ireland, LV. 484. 


— fent from the Lords, viz. 
». And agreed to by the Commons, LV, 215. 


IV. Proceedings touching Refolutions, viz. 
8. Now read Second Time on a Divifion, LV. 462. 
Refolutions before agreed to, again read, viz. 


9. And again entered, and Inftruétion given for Provifion to be made in Bills relative to Ditto, 
7 XLVI. 616.—XLVII. 813.—XLVIII. 464.—LII. 719.—LII. 163. 405.—-LIV. 717. 


and Inftruction given difcharged, and another Inftruction given, L. 371. 
and Bills ordered in thereupon, viz. 
Together with other Refolutions, XLVIT. 435.—LYV. 253. 





upon the Refolutions fo read only, XLVII. 499. 763 -~XLVIlI, 
464.—L. 288.—LII. 555. 697.—LIII. 278. §25. 


eo —— relative to Election Petitions, Lil, 107. 
10. And again entered, and Parts of Orders for Bills to be brought in difcharged, L. 374. 
o ——_—_—_- ————- and Orders made thereon, LII. 181. 


and Committees appointed thereon, LV. 717. 
and negative appointing a Committee thereon, LIT. 356. 
—.—___-—-— and referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LV. 760. 


11. And again entered only, XLVIII. 760. 

12. Before agreed to, read and entered ; Acts read, and Inftruction given, LIII, 695. 

= ———- read and entered, and other Refolutions come to, LV. 542. 

13. ——_——-and again entered ; Orders difcharged for confidering Petitions, and other Orders made» 
XLVIII..277.-—-Lil. 107. 

- —— upon Eleétion Petitions being prefented, Lil. 140. 





upon Reports of Bills and receiving Claufes, XL VIII. 792. 
vase XLVI.,to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Refolutions 





s 






































18. 


19. 


' 20. 


21. 


Refoliitions before agreed to, agdin read, Sc. continued. 


R efolutions ; Proceedings thereon, &amp;c. 


——— upon further confidering;a Report relating to a Libel refpeéting Mr. Reeves’s Pamphlet, 
LL 231. 


——— tpon making Reports of other Refolutions, LI. 590. 
and Minutes of Evidence otdered to be laid befote the Houfe, xi.vill. 657. 


—— read only, and Motion tiiade for an Inftruétion to make Provifion in a Bill oe, 
LI. 700. 





Refolutions, and Addreffes thereon, of former Séffions, viz. 


’ Referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, LV. 400. 


Refolutions of former Seffions, viz. 


Read and entered upon Motions for Addreffes, and Amendments moved, LI. 214. 

—— and Motion for a Bill thereon referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, LI. 415. 
and a Debate on Motion for a Bill adjourned for Six Months, L. 279. 

—— and the Refolutions madé Standing Orders, Lill. 84. 


and a Refolution explaining the former One, and: a Meffage fent to the Lords thereupon, 
LUI. 165. 








‘Refolutions of former Parliaments read, viz. 


And re only, upon a Bill being committed, XLVI. 142. : 





on confidering other Matters, Lil. 203. 204. 631.—LIV. 147. 


and negative a Motion for ‘a Committee of the whole Houfe on the State of 
the Nation, LI. 497. 








Ditto for Abolition of the Slave Trade, LUI. 443. 





and a Motion propofed for re-committing other Refolutions, but not agreed to, 
LIL. 631. 


and the-other Orders of the Day read, on a Motion for a Refolution or -Opinion 
of the Houfe, LI. 683. 


—_—_—_——_——- on committing the Bill for appointing Commiffioners to execute the Land 
Tax Act, XLYI. 142. 


Refolutions from Selec? Committees confidering Election Petitions, read, viz. 


pes | 


And entered, and Minutes of Evidence taken, ordered to be laid before the Howe, XLVI. 657. 


V. Other Particulars relating to Refolutions, viz. 


Perfons ftated to have broken Refolutions of the Houfe which had hie made Stesiling Orders, 
LII. 139. 


Ordered to be printed in the London Gazette and particular Newspapers, L. 615. 


To be reported when the Houfe will pleafe to receive the fame, Lil. 44. 83. 86. 144. 146. 148. 
211, 215. 216, 220. 225. 232. 235. 412. 689. 690.—LV. 860. 


"Reported, and Bills ordered, XLVII. 405.—LI. 414. 425.—LII. 512. 517. 528. 627. 630. 


640. 693. 708. 719.—LIII. 534. 564. 617.—LV. 372. 551. 860. 903.906. git. 


and fome agreed to, and Report ordered to be taken into -further Confideration, 
XLVII. 405. 


and agreed to, and Inftructions given, L. s14c—L. “528. 590. ea 664. ah 
LIV. 628.— LV. 549. 909. 


and fome agreed to, and fome amended, XLVIII. 757.—LV. 470. 





and fome agreed to, and one re-committed, &amp;c. Lil. 187. 


—__-——— and fome poftponed and fome agreed to, &amp;c. XLVI. 378.—XLVII. 429.—XLVIII. 
“. 456.-—XLIX. 329. 402.—L. 367.—LI. 414. 425.—LIl. 533.—LIV. 54. 393- 
628.—LV. 25. 36. 119. 315- 860. 906. 


and Report re-committed, LII. 533. : ‘ jie 
and Refolutions re-committed, &amp;c. LV. . 36. 


and Inftruétion upon poftponed Refolutions, XLVI. 378.—XLVII..429,—XL VII, 456 
XLIX. 329. 402.—=L. 367. 395.—LI. 414. 425.—-LIV. 258. 394. * 





e Reported, 








22. 


23. 


24. 


Other Particulars relating to Refolutions, continued. 


Reported, and Days appointed for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe, 
to confider of Adts mentioned in poftponed Relolutions, L. 395.—LV. 25. 315. 906. 


_____-—- and to be furthef confidered, LIV. 54. 6.19. 

—___-——- and to be further confidered and to be printed, LI. 413.—LIII. 545. 596. 
.and Report to lie on the Table and to be printed, LI, 270. : 

and now read Second Time on a Divifion, LU. 187. 


and fome poftponed, and Bill ordered relative to others, and thofe poftponed again read, 
and Day appointed for a Committee of the whole Houfe on Ditto, LI. 276. 








and read Second Time and agreed to, Lil. 66. 86. 89. 187.213. 224. 227. 229. 502. 
510. 590. 606, 696, 699. 708. 719. 728. 745-—LIIL 493. 535. 572. 612. 676.— 
LV. 549. 927- | 
Read Second Time, and agreed to on further confidering Reports, LIM: 528. 676.—LIV.. 523: 
7°3- . 








Ditto on a Divifion, LIU. 528. 
Poftponed Refolutions, further confidered, XLVII. 435.—XLVIII. 277.—LIV. 56. 





—.______—— re-committed, LV. 36. . 


‘ 


Refolutions difagreed tq on further Confideration of Reports, Lip. 611. 
adjourned for three Months, LIV. 703. 


VI. Queftions Negative relating to Refolutions, vz. 


25° 


26. 


27. 
28. 


29. 


30. 
31. 


To Particular Words ftanding Parts of Queftions Telative to Refolutions, XLVI. 684.— 
XLVII. 555. ; 


To agreeing to Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe, L. 616.—LIII. 248. 
Supplp, 661. 


To adding words tq Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe, L. 538. 
To inferting words in Ditto, Lv. 468. 


See 





To re-committing Refolutions of Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
See Suppip, 662. 663. 
See Caf India Companp, 27.—pPublic Funded Debt, 


Union with Ireland, LV. 470. 








To the Houfe coming to Refolutions. 
1. &amp;c. 


To adjourning Debates on Refolutions, XLIX. 562. 
To appointing a Committee to inquire into a Matter ina Refolution come to, LU. 356. 


For other Matters 


See Accounts, 508.—Conferences, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Dehates, 15. 21.—Dibigions, 81. 
106.—Clertions, 241. &amp;c.— boule, 205. 213.—Journals, 53. 66.—MPembers.— 
Peflages, St. 73.—WMotiong, 92. 100.—MDrbers, 1. 2. oc: 50, and s1.— 
Sedition. Sherifts. 





Relources, Disburlements, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 138. 161. 508. 619. 620. 666. 669. 670. &amp;c.—Jncome and Crpendismire, 1. 
2. 3+. 8c.—Sopecches, 7. tty 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












» Reftraints 


. . See Willg, 251. 363. 








———— ee ee eee 


Reftrictions, 


See America, 1—Bank of Cngland.—Billg, 147. 171. 207. 236. 244. 251.—DDeeds anv 
Wiilis,—FJnelotures, 277.—Laws Expiring, 9. Rue 








° 
re er ee i ee 


Retribution. 


See Ulel Jnvdies, 7. 





Returning Hficers. 


See Clections, 6. 7. 35. 66. 72. &amp;c.—Speaker, 119. 





Returns, 


See Accounts, 65. 105. 117. &amp;c. 192. 245. 358. 723. 1029. 1069. &amp;c.—Corn and Grain, 
2.—Clections, 47. 48. dc. and (Tewkefbury).— Houle, 175.—Drdergs, 75.— Polk: Office, 


Il. 


Revenue. 


See Accounts, 287.342. 344. 508. 522. 1017. 1264.—Bills, 36. $4.—Comumitteeg, 122. 
134.—Docks, 3..6—Cal Jndia Company, 2.—~warbours, 1.—olpitals, 1. 2.— 
Woule, 115. 193. 280.—Land Rebenue.—pParliament; 1—BSupplp, 134. 135. &amp;c. 





A I 


Reverlion. 


See Millg, 222.—Crotwn Lands, 2.—Cfates. 


a mer 


oo... evolutions, &amp;c.. 
Ss Hee see — Sam, 259. &amp;c.— hing, 14. 32—ebition—Speeches, 3. 4. 
C. ’ 








See Abdrefles, 60. 62. 69. Sec.— Wills, 155. 221. 233.—Dilcobveries.—Clections.—Crcife, 15. 
—Felonp, 1. 2. 5.—Boule, 272. &amp;c.—Longitubde.—-Petitions, 58. 59. 72. 7 3-—Pott: 
Dice, 1.—Supplp, 149. 155- 165. 180. &amp; c. 


a Ee A — o— me ee aa en + +--+ -~+ SN 


Bhine. 


See Pavigations, 9.—Specches, 4. &amp;-. 





Rite. 


See Bills, 90.—€rportation.— Ponte, 89, 183. 





Richmond, Bube of. 


See Coalg.—ihing, 20. 


ee ee &gt; 


Ridings. (Dittritts of Counties, &amp;c.) 


In Forefts, XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 157. 241. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Bills, 135.—Churthes, 10.—pHighwans, 108. &amp;c.~—IJu 
tlofureg, 40. 149. 164. 201. 379. 





Rights. 


Preferved, &amp;c.; to be tried; Rights and Privileges; Title and 
Intereft, &amp;c. &amp;c. viz. | 





Aéts read, XLIX. 312. 336. 429.—LI. 51. 


See Atcounts, 1264.—Adorefles.—Africa, 1.——Atmp, 8.— Bills, 63. 131. 137. 
165. 191. 208. 210. 213. 215. 223. 251. 252. 365. 369.—%5read.— Bridges, 
6. &amp;c.— Caules.— Churches, 10.—Corn and Orain, 2. 9. 10.—Corporations 
and Companies, 9.—Crown Wands, 4. 5. 8.—WDerks, 6. &amp;c.—Clertions.— 
Cffates, 105. 109.—France.—Jnclofures, 322. 373.—Pabengs, 1. Houle, 164. 
259.—3uclofures, 15. 16. 38. 49. 105. 120. 121. 134. 158. 161. 174. 288: 340. 
373- 400. 412. 668. (and Croydon.)—Jndemnitp, 10.—Juries.—ihing, .14.— 
Parkers, 1.—MHilig.—Duir and Palmer.—Mames, 5.—MPavigations, 5. 12. 
4. I11.—Dffices, 2. 3. &amp;c.—Patents.—cotland, 102. 103.—editien.— 
Speaker, 30.—Speeches.— Squares, &amp;c. 1. 2. 59.—Writs of Pandamus. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









7 “ *. 
On s S « on 


wo Petition of William Ruffell, Efquire, for Leave to prefent a Petition relating to the Diffenting 
Meeting Houfe, in New Street, Birmingham, being deftroyed by Riots ; Leave given, and thena 
Petition of Jofeph Smith, William Ruffell, and others, Truftees of the Meeting. Houfe, was 
prefented, praying Relief, &amp;c.; to lieon the Table, XLVII. 823. The laft-mentioned Petition 


again read, and an Addrefs to His Majefty agreed to thereon, 1089. 


2. Petition of the Earl of Aylesford, and others, for a Bill, for the more eafily raifing Money upon the 
Hundred of Hemlingford, in the‘County,of Warwick, for paying the Damages incurred on 
Account of the Riots at Birminghamin 1791} referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 1gt. Report, 
203. Bill confidered in the Committée, and the Report on the Petition referred, 762. Report, 
&amp;c. 766. P. 827. 


See Abdrefles, 64. 142.—Woufe, 193.—Sedition. 





Riberage, &amp;c. 


See Pabigations, 18. &amp;c. 





| Rivers. 


See Wills, 84. 151. 154. 176. 244, 251. 373.—%Bridges.—Committers, 105.—Dorks.— 
Fitheries, 5. &amp;c.— Pabigations, 3, 21. &amp;e—Grotland, 2. 30. 37. &amp;c. 


el  ananinmete 





Roads. 


For Stone Roads. See Railwapg, &amp;c. 


See alfo Accounts; 1043.—%illg, 101. 161, 169. 175. 178. 208. 231. 256.— 
Wridges.— highwans.—IJnclofures. — Mavigations, 12. 14. 20. 92. &amp;c.— 
Scotland, 62. 75. 94.—Supplp, 242. 








Robberies, Burglaries, &amp;c. 
See Anatomp.— Felonp.— Larcenp.— Rogues and Wagabonds.—Serbants.— Tran[portation. 


oe nn&lt;—___ 


Rogues and Wagabonos, 


Bills relating to them, zz. 


I. To explain and amend Act of 17 Geo. II. relating to Ditto and to Houfes of Correction ; ordered, 
XLVH. 571. Prefented, &amp;c. 590. 742. Committed; ahd Voices given, &amp;c. 753. Reported, 
&amp;c. 780. 792. 1028. P. ro70. And, 34 


2. Bill to a and amend the faid Act of the preceding Seffion; ordered, XIVIII. 158. 
ented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 305. Committed, &amp;c. 376. 391. 419. Con- 

fidered and reported ; to be further confidered, and Bill with Amendments to be printed, 

456. Deferred, 457. Report further confidered; Bill re-committed ; confidered, and 

reported ; to be further confidered, and Bill with the Amendments to be again printed, 

654. Deferred, 664. Bill re-committed to a Sele&amp; Committee, and Voices given, &amp;c. 

683. Not reported again. ; 

3. Bil 








Rogues and Gagabonds,—consinued. 


Bill from the Lords relating to them, wz. 





To repeal fo much of an Aét of the preceding Seffion, “ to explain and amend an A&amp; of 17 Geo 
“* ]]. relating to Rogues, &amp;c.” as relates to Soldiers and Mariners, XLVIII. 806.—Read, &amp;c 
and to be printed, 823. Committed, &amp;c. 847. 864. 921. 


The Speaker leaves the Chair on 
a Divifion, and the Committee proceeds on the Bill; the Speaker afterwards refumes the Chair 
without any Report being made, 925. 


See Houle, 194.—Zultices of the Peate, 1.—Uagrants. 





Rolls. 


See Committees, 93.—Clettiong, (Airfhire), (Orkney and Zetland), (Roxburgh hire), (Stirling. 
fhire)— Boule, 184.—ODkiees, 4.—MHrorland, rot. 





Roman Catholics. 


Sce Wills, 148.—Diflenters, 1. 3.— boule, 217. 
Supplp, 572. 


220.— @ilitia, 12.—Srotland, 19.— 





R ofeatt, 


See Laws Erpiring, 9—Wielk Jridies, 1: 





Royal Authority. 


A&amp; relating to Ditto, and other Adts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 





Royal Burghs. 


See Accounts, 1042.—Woule, 280.—Srotland, 20. &amp;c. 





Ropal Exchange. 
See Wills, 36.—Bread, 1.—Corporations and Companies. 


—— —— 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





100 





a ee ee 








Royal Family. 


See Accounts, 285. 1012.—Adorefles, 16. 20. 23. &amp;c.— Boule, 32. 121. 193. 406.—ting, 
1. 2. 8. 9.—@ellages, 27.—Pabigations, 51.—Speethes, 2.—fupplp, 135. 153. 195. 
200.— Wales, Prince of. 

















Royalties. 


See Jnclofures, (Harewood), (Street), (Wefton Zoyland). 





Rulers, &amp;c. of Companies. 


See Darks, 6. 


Rules and Orders. 


See Accounts, 358.—Societies.—Watermen, &amp;c. 





Rules and Regulations. 


See Accounts, 1241. 1264.—Billg, 24. 37.—Boule, 183.—3nelofureg, 204. &amp;c.—Pabi- 
gations, 111. &amp;c.—Satieties, 5. 





Rum, 


See Accounts, 399. 402. 423. 454- 455. 739. 1071. 1081. 1082.—Bills, 34.— Fitherieg, 9. 
Laws Crpiring, 10. 17. 40—Smuggling, 1—Supplp, 349. 350. 351. 353. 354. 392. 
396. 511. 527. 528. 





Russta. 


i. Bill to enable Matthew Bolton, Engineer, to export the Machinery neceffary for ere€ting a Mint 
in the Dominions of His Imperial Majefty the Emperor of all the Ruffias, ordered, LIV. 678. 
P. 737. : 


2. Queftion Negative refpecting Oczakow, XLVII. 471. 

See» Aerounts, 424. 435. 836. 1024. 1059. 1232. 1242. 1255. 1264.—Mdbdrefles, 
13. 95. 137. 138. 141. 161.—Debates, 16.— Pellages, 29. — Motions, 55.— 
Queftions Previous Pegatibe, 29.—Mpeeches, 1. 2. 6. 











Mpc, (Corn,) 


a Duties on’Rye imported, &amp;c. XLVI. 349. 582. 
2. Produce of Wheat, Rye, &amp;c. in Flour dreffed through particular Cloths, LI. 208. 


See Accounts, 380. 381. 383. 1052.—Carn and Orain, 2. 5. 9. &amp;c:—Drawbarks, 
100, &amp;c.—3Jmportation, 17. 





Rye, (in Susser.) 


See Clectiong, (Writs.)—Boufe, 167. 





Sabbath. 


See Lord’s Dap,—Mundap. 





Sacrament. 


Aé&amp;ts relative to Ditto, and other Acts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 787. 
See Wills, 67.—Pilitia, 11.— petitions, 63.—Srotland, 17. 18. 





Sail Cloth. 


See Committees, 100.— Boule, (under 147.)— Jreland— Laws Crpiving, 1. 11. 18. 29. 
40.—S@upplp, 289. 290. 291. 


tee oe | = + ee ee 








Sailors. 


See Accounts, 894. 895. &amp;c.— Boule, 34. &amp;c.—Pabp, 10. 11. &amp;c. — Seamen.— Supply, 
214. 504. Sgt. 





~gr- ewe OO 


— Bails. 


See Laws Crpiring, 18.—Supplp, 291. 





Saint Pauls. 


See Adorefles, 72. 76.—Woufe, 189. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 












Sal Ammontac. 


See Grade and Wanufactures, 12. 










Salaries. 


See Arcounts, 21. 25. 40. 58. 74. 260. 284. 652, 7067. B01. 859. 992. 1025. 1029. 
1037. 1264. 1351.—Billg, 185. 218. 383.—Committees, 93.—Pighwaps, &amp;c. 218.— 














Woule, (under 158.)—Judges.—Jutkices of the Peare.— hing, 7—Bellages, 28.—Mint.— 
er 30.— Dffices, 1. 3. &amp;c.— Scotland, 17.—Supplp, 64, and Stamps, (Admit- 
tance. 





Sales, 


See Aetountg, 508. 511. 1264. — Auctioneers. — Auctions. — Wills, 4. 6. 222. 269. 366. 
368. 383.—Corn, &amp;c. 11.— Cfkates, 11. 13. &amp;c.— Boule, 74. 164.—hing, 6.— Salt, 
I. 3.—@eamen, 2. 3: 6.—-Speeches, 26.-fupylp, 446. 





Re-Bales, — 


See ‘ili, 246. 





Salesimen. 


See Quttioneerg.—Bills, 167. 391.—Butthers.— Bap and Straw. 





Salmon, Salmon Fry, &amp;c. 


See Fitheries, 5.—MewfoundlAid, 7. 11.——Srotland, 53. 


Spalop. 


See Anclofures, 332. &amp;c.—Pilitia, 3. Post, 35. 36. 41. &amp;c. 








+ 
1 RRR OE 
t. Petition of Mefirs. Blackburns, and others, fot'a Bill t6 repeal Part of an A&amp; of sth of Queen 
Anne, “ for preventing Frauds in the Duties upon Salt, &amp;c.”” which may relate to the refining, 
&amp;c. of Salt at certain Works intended to be erected at Garfton, inftead of fuch at Liverpool ; 
referred to a Committee, XLVIII. 148. Report, 302. P. 711, 





2. Bill for permitting, for a Time to be limited, Salt to be ufed Duty Free, for the Purpofe of pte- 
ferving Fith taken in the North Sea, for the Supply of the London Markets ; ordered, LV. 721. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 751. Committed, 756. . Deferred, 771. Not proceeded in. 


3 Ditto for preferving Hérrings afid other Fifh in Bulk, &amp;c.; ordered, LV. 903. P: 929. 
See Atcounts, 427. 508. 973. 1035... 1036, 1037. 1047. 1059——%BilIB, §. 109. 
154. 156. 366.—Bread.—Duties.— Cat Jndia Company, 18.—Crcife — Fih.— 


Fitheries.— Houle, go. 164. 256. Jndemnitp, 12.—Laws Crpiring, 6. 17.— 
Scotland.—fOuppip, 320. 526. 





Salt (Fortigqn, 


See Fitheries, 2. 4— boule, 88. 94.—IJmportation, 9.—Latws Efpiring, 6. 8. 17. 





Halt Marshes. 


See Cmbankment, 9. 10. &amp;c.— Feng, 4. 5. &amp;c. 





Salt Mflice. 


See Accounts, 1035. 1036. Dfkiceg, 1. 





Halt Petre. 


See Accounts, 138. 139. 161. 219. 962; 1038.—SDuties, 66. 73.—G@rportation, 2.—Poule, 
78. 157.—Judemnitp, 11. 





Salts, 


See Crads, 12. 





| Salt Works. 


See Salt. 








Inpzx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800:) 











Salvage. 


See fobips and Uellels pons. 





Samples. 


Petitions againft felling Corn and Grain by Samples, LI. 36. 89. 117. 132. 172. 
See Corn and -Grain.— Houle, 164. 





Sardinia. 


See Accounts, 1244.—Quelkion Previous Pegative, 31.—Supplp, 245. 





Spark, 


See Smuggling, 2. 





Satisfaction. 


See Wills, 68. 151. 231. 429.—Cfkateg, 52. &amp;c.—Iuclofureg, 415. &amp;c. 





wom. Saturday. 


Grand Committee for Courts of Juftice to fit every Saturday, XLVI. 7.—LII.'9. &amp;c. 


NS 


Certain Drawbacks and Bounties on Sugar, to ceafe, &amp;c. from particular Saturdays, XLVII. 759. 
Leave of Abfence to Members not to take Effect before a particular Saturday, LII. 206. 
Leave given to particular Members to go into the Country on particular Saturdays, LU. 207. 


Ballots for particular Election Cothmittees on a Saturday, Lil. 518. 
Confideration of Election Petitions deferred to Saturdays, LII. 529. 
Ditto adjourned toa Saturday, LII. 518. 


Unlawful for Diftillers in Scotland té work, &amp;c. their Stills, between Saturday Night and Monday 
Morning, Lill. 671. 


9. Houfe fits on Saturdays, XLVI. 7. Se. 





. 


Sy an d &amp; 


See Committers, 68.—Dauties, 63.—Crportation, 1— Roule, 479. 


ee ee nl 

















Savings. 


See Accounts, 138. 165. &amp;c.— Bilis, 42.—Mights, Saved, &amp;c.—Hcotland, 26. 








— Savoy, (WMestminster.) 


Revenue of the Hofpital of the Savoy, XLVI. 838. 
See Clections, 65. &amp;c.—D€ices, 1.—Squareg and Streets, s. 





Stab anv slanqe, 


See Commons, 1. 





Schedules. 


1. Of Petitions and Memorials for Leafes from.the Crown, LIII. 205. 

2. Of Accounts and Papers, &amp;c. XLIX. 82. 90.—L. 313. 491.—LI. 147.—LII. 276. 500.—LY. 
12. mes 

3. To Bills, LIV. 688.—LV. 772. 


To Refolutions, LV. 460. 471. 


See Accounts, 1039. 1042.—WBatteries—Wills, 36. 44. 147. 211. 222. 259.— 
Boule, 273. 280.—Jutlolures, 325.— printing, 250. 





Sechelt. 


Negative a Motion for an Account of Claims, &amp;c. by the States-General, gelative to the exclufive 
Navigation of the Scheldt River, XEVIII. 128. 





Schemes. 


See Diftoberics.—Jnbentions.— MN abigations, 39. 





Scholars. 


Petitions of Scholars, and their Principals, &amp;c. of particular Colleges, Lit. 335. 358. 369. 415.—« 
LIV. 189. 256. 


See Darks, 6. 7. 


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‘ Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





Schools and Schoolmasters. 


t. Bill from the Lords, for the bette Government and Regulation of the Free Grammar School of King 
Edward the Sixth at Shrewfbury, in the County of Salop, LIII. 679. Bill reported, with Amend- 
ments, 697. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 702. The Lords agree to the Amend- 
ments, 705. P. 707. 


2. Negative exempting Houfes of Mafters of Charity Schools from a particular Duty, LUI. 176. 


See Wills, 28. 148. 153. 249. 268. 270.—Dittentrrs —Cugineers.—C trates, 42, 
117. &amp;c.—Judemnitp, 1.—Pabvigations, 104: 









































Seiences. 


Report of the Seleé&amp; Committee on the Regifter of Expired Laws, &amp;c. LI. 730. 


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CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Srotland. 


I. Petitions and Bills, &amp;c: concerning Scotland in General, relating 





to, V1Z. 
Army (Fencibles, been. een eet a. biand Tax + 2 2a ee ee, 
Bail - - - + - - « | Light Houfes- + - - - - -. 
Bridges - - - - = = = = 2 | Militia- - - - - + - + = 15, 
Burghs of Barony - - +: - - 3: | Navy + - -'+ « «© «© © «@ 36, 
NE | a ee ee Oe ee SS. a ce 

ix Ny Com - - -+ - = = © = = CE 6 en ee. a oe 

ee a Cae ¢ es + ee eS oS Te} ew a ee 
Ceegtels 2 + + } ® 1m oe &amp; BPO =e 8 8 et we 
Debts Small - - - - - + » 5. | Religion - - - - = - - -17. 
Diftillery - - - - - + *-*+ 9. | Roman ‘Catholics - - - - - - 19 
Duties- - - - = - - - + 10. | Royal Burghs- - - - - - - 20. 
Eleétions.- - - » =&lt; =, - «11 | Salaries - - - - 2 »= 2 «&gt; 
Epifcopal Communion - - -. + 18. | Salt- - - a EMG o-.. 
Fifbing Coafts - - - = + - .. | Subfidy on Tobacco - - - = = 26, 
Game - - - - - - + - = 12. | Taxes -° - a ee ake eet 
Grain - - = - + = = = = 13. | Teinds or Tythes - iain dittin tie * ( 
Harbours - - - Ne a ee Thirlage i ae LF aire gah Olgas eae 
Highlands and Lentieids - = - Towns and Villages Se les. des ae 
Judges - - - he Ye ER Os 4's ee &amp; oe 
Justices of the Peace ~- + - 


II, Petitions and Bills of a private or local Nature, concerning 
Scotland, relating to, wiz. 


ale RARE Bank of Scotland - 28. | Harbours and Piers - - 


Bridges - - - &gt; = + + = 30, | Highways, Bridges, &amp;c. -\- - 9 
Canals - - - = = - + = 37. | Highways Turnpike - - - - 75. 
Churches + -.- - = - - 41. | Highways Statute Labour - - - 94. 
Corporations and C ompanies - = 42. Indemnity 0 a ee ae ae 
Duties (Two-penny - - = - 43. | Navigations - - - - - - - gg. 
Fftates - - - - eee. a ae ee 
os Eftates Fotfeited “- ©. = 3 = 53. | Poor --- - - - - - &amp; . tor. 
3 ee =e ae ie el st ee ee 8 8 TS 
Bangs. 5 8 ee ene 18 ee Pave - - 2S sae! wd. ok 
Gaols &lt;p tans tig, Some eg Streets - - &lt;&gt; = =’ = « {O2. 
Glebe - - - - + # @ = ist 





56. | Superiorities of Lands - 








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nl, Bills 




































— ————————— See 


HII. Bills from the Lords relating to Scotland - - - - - 106. 
IV. Queftions Negative relating to Scotland - - - + - 107. 
V. Incidental Proceedings relating to Scotland. - 


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IIo. 





Srotland. 


I. Petitions and Bills concerning Scotland in General, relating to, 
U2. 





Army, viz. 


I. Bill to eftablith certain Regulations refpecting Officers ferving in feveral Corps of Fencible,Men, in 
that Part of Great Britain called Scotland, and in certain other Corps which may be direéted to 
be raifed in Great Britain; ordered, XLVIII. 618. P. 745. 





for raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties of England, and Counties, 
Stewartries, &amp;c. in Scotland, for the Service of the Army and Navy; ordered, Lil. 42. 
Committed, 62. Power given to turn the Bill into Two Bilis, and confidered, &amp;c. ; 
Report of making Two Bills, One for England and the other for Scoiland, 99. The Bill 
for Scotland reported, and a Claufe added for afcertaining the Proportion of Affefiments 
between the Counties and Burghs, &amp;c. 100. 107. P. 1190.—+—Bill to explain and amend 
the faid Act ordered, LII. 373. Bill reported; a Claufe offered, arid read Firft Time, 
and further Amendments being neceffary, Bill re-committed, 407. Further confidered 
and reported, and ordered to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 413. P. 435. 


Bail, viz. 


at Bill to extend the Bail to be given in Criminal Informations ; and, in certain Cafes, toauthorize the 
Detention of Perfons in Prifon, until Trial in Scotland ; ordered, LIV. 406. Bill prefented, 
and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 410. 514. P. 623. 


Banks, &amp;c. 





See infra, 28. 


Bridges, viz. 


2. - Petition on Behalf of the Land Owners of Invernefs, Rofs, &amp;c. and other Perfons, for the Sum of 
£.12,000 to be appropriated out of the unexhaufted Balance arifing from the Forfeited Eftates 
in Scotland, to the building of Bridges over the Rivers Bewley, Conon, and Helmfdale; King’s 
Recommendation fignified, and Petition to lie on the Table, XLVI. 242. Petitions, and 

His Majefty’s Recommendation renewed in the following Volumes, XLVII. 518.—XLVII. 276. 
—XLIX. 289. 





Burghs of Barony, viz. 


3. Bill to enable His Majefty, under certain Regulations; to erect independent Burghs of Barony in 
Scotland; and for removing certain Difficulties as to the granting of Leafes in Towns and 
Villages on the Fifhing Coatts of that Part of the Kingdom; ordered, L. 542. Prefented, &amp;c, 
and to be printed, 544. P. 638. 3.5 


For Royal Burghs,——See infra, 20. &amp;c. 
For Church, 





See infra, 17, &amp;c. 
For Coals, &amp;c.——See infra, (Collieties,) and, 10. 


For Coaft Trade of Great Britain, «See Coat Crave. 


Inpex XLVI, to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 Q Colliers, 

























































































Srotland 5 Petitions and Bills relating thereto in General. 


Colliers, &amp;c. viz. 


* 





Bill to prevent Combinations among them, and other Perfons employed in the Collieries; to 
regulate their Wages and Services, and the Condué of Coal Owners and-Leffees, &amp;c. in Scote 
land; and toamend Act of 15 Geo. III. &amp;c.; ordered, LIV. 441. Prefented, 8c. and to be 
printed, 467. Petition of the Colliers at fundry Coal Works in the Neighbourhood of Glafgow, 
againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill,and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 471. 
483. Petition of other Colliers, &amp;c.; Petition of fundry Coal Matters of Linlithgow, Renfrew, 
&amp;c.; and Petition of Lawrence Craigie, Efquire, Lord Provoft of Glafgow, all againft; to lie 
on the Table till the Second Renting of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 490. Deferred, 494. 
Petition of the Dean of Guild, &amp;c. of the City of Glafgow, againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, 497. Petition of the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce in 
Glafgow, &amp;c. againft; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 500. Bill committed ; Petitioners do not defire 
to be heard, &amp;c. 513. Bill reported, and re-committed, 526. Confidered ; again reported, and 
ordered to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 529. Read Third Time, and another Title given, &amp;c. 536. 
P. 623. 


Corn, viz. 


Petition of Noblemen, Gentlemen, &amp;c. of ‘the County of Banff, refpeéting the low Price of Corn, 
&amp;c. to lie on the Table, LUI. 341. 


Bill for erecting the County of Edinburgh into a feparate Diftri&amp;, for the Purpofe of regulating the 


Importation and Exportation of Corn; ordered, LIV. 690. P. 738. 
See Corn and Grain, 2. 6. &amp;c. 


Courts, viz. 


Bills from the Lords to enable Judges of the Court of Seffion to fell particular Lands, &amp;c. LI. 627. 
P. 663.—LV. 647. P. 715. 


Petition of Freeholders of Rofshite ; for fome general Burgh to be appointed for holding County 
Courts, or Meetings, as may beft accommodate the whole County; referred to a Committee, 
XLVII. 515. Inftruétion to the Committee to examine and report why the Petition which pur- 
ports to have been figned on 11th October 1786, was not fooner prefented to the Houfe, bid. 
Not reported. 


See Infra, 109. 


Creditors, viz. 


Bill for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal and expeditious, in that Part of Great Britain 
called Scotland; ordered, XLVIII. 683. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 713. 
Committed, 747. The Order for Committee of the whole Houfe difcharged, and Bill tranf- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 766. Report, and fome of the Amendments amended, &amp;c. 797. 
806. 877. P. 938. 


Bill to continue Act of 23 Geo. III. for rendering the Payment of Creditors more equal and expe- 
ditious in Scotland; ordered, LIV. 429. Prelented, &amp;c. 481. 484. P. 623. 


Debts Small, viz. 


Bill to explain and extend the Jurifdiction of His Majefty’s Juftices of the Peace, for the more eafy 
and expeditious Recovery of Small Debts, in that Part of Great Britain called Scotland; and 
for rendering the Juftices of the Peace more fafe in the Execution of their Office; ordered, 
L. 355. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 380. Defer the Second Reading of the Bill for 
Three Months, 462. 


—— for the more eafy and expeditious Recovery of Smal} Debts in that Part of Great Britain called 
Scotland, &amp;c.; ordered, L. 462. Bill ordered to be printed, 486. Read Third Time, and 
Claufes added for authorizing the Magiftrates of Edinburgh to aét under this Aét, and to 
extend the Jurifdiétion of the Magiftrates of Edinburgh to £.40 Scots, &amp;c. 544. Agreed 
to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 615. 621. P. 638. 


—— to amend and make perpetual Act 35 Geo. III. for more eafy Recovery of Small Debts, &amp;c.; 


ordered, LV. 396. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 406. Confidered in the © 


Committee, 496. Report, 512. Read Third Time, and Title altered to “ for the more 
“ ealy and expeditious Recovery of Small Debts, and determining Small Caufes in Scot- 
“ land,” 518. P. 595. 


Diftillery, viz. 


For the Regulation of Diftilleries in Scotland, and the Exportation of Britith-made Spirits from 
England to Scotland, and: from Scotland to England, for a Time to be limited, ordered, 
XLVIII. 820. Bill reported, and to be further confidered, 864. Further confidered; Bill to be 
ingrofled, &amp;c.. 875. P. 938. 25% 

, 8. For 















































Scotland 5 Petitions and Bills’ relating thereto in General. = 





Diftilleries, continued, 


— For making perpetual, certain Duties of Excife on Diftilleries, and on Licences granted to Dif- 
tilleries in Scotland, and for appropriating the faid Duties, ordered, XLIX. 321. P. 485. 


: Od bi: For granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland, and on the Exportation of Britith- 
made Spirits from England to Scotland, and from Scotland to England, &amp;c. Ordered, 
L. 362. P. 507. 


Petition of the licenfed Diftilleries in the Lowlands of Scotland, praying for Relief from the High 
Duty charged on them in the Lowlands, and ftating the Low Duty in the Highlands ; to lie 
on the Table, LII. 523. See Suppip, 484. 


from Ditto, praying for fuch Regulations to be’ enacted as will effectually prevent the 
Smuggling and Hawking of home-made Spirits, to lie on the Table, LIV, 190. 193. 201. 


217. 259. | 


Bill for continuing the additional Duties graated by A&amp;t 37 Geo. III. on Diftilleries in the High- 
Jands, &amp;c. ordered, LUI. 118. Bill reported ; Report to be further confidered, 127. Further 
confidered, and Bill re-committed, 140. Inftruétion to make Provifion for revivingnd con- 
tinuing the Duties impofed by an A&amp; of the laft Seffion on Ditto, 141. Bill furthet confidered, 
145. P. 169. Another Bill for further continuing Ditto, ordered, 293. Bill re-commit- 
ted, 343. Inftruction to revive and further continue Ac&amp; of the preceding Seffion, 353. 
P. 450. 














to revive, continue, and amend Act of laft Seflfion, and for granting additional Duties ; 
ordered, &amp;c. LIM. 671. 676. Inftruétion, 679. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 682. Petition of 
Spirit Dealers of Edinburgh and Leith, &amp;c. againft the Charge on Stocks of Britith Spiirts in 
Scotland; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 685. Biull committed; the 
faid Petition again read; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 687. Petition 
of Meffrs John and James Haigs, againft the Bill; referred to the Committee, and Counfel 
ordered; Bill confidered, and report that Countel had been heard, &amp;c. 693. 695. Réad 
Fhird Time, Amendments made, and Bill fent to the Lords, 700, Meflage from the Lords 
defiring the Commons to communicate to them the Report made to the Houfe by a Select 
Committee on the faid Diftilleries, and alfo the feveral Papers therein referred to; Day appointed 
for taking the faid Meflage into Confideration, 707. Bill agreed to bythe Lords, ibid, P. 798. 
Bill to continue and amend:the faid A&amp;, ordered, LIV..374. 377. Bill reported ; a Claufe 
added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 401. P. 413. Another Bill to continue and amend the laft 
mentioned Aét, ordered, 665. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 699. P. 737. 


to-prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the making of Low Wines and Spirits from Wheat, 
Barley, Malt or any other fort of Grain, or from any Meal, Flour, or Bran, in Scotland, or- 
dered, &amp;c. LV. 28. 34. P. 49. Bill to continue the faid Act for a Time to be limited, 
ordered, LV. 211. Prefented, &amp;c. ibid. Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 233. P. 242. 








se 








for Repealing the Duties of Excife on Diftilleries in Scotland, and others granted, &amp;c. ; or- 
dered, LV. 677. P. 745. See Duties, 64. 


See alfo Houle, 280.—Jnfra, 10.—Laws Crpiting, 17. 20.—Supplp, 484. 





Duties, viz. 


10. Bill for repealing the Duties on Coals, Culm, and Cinders, brought or carried Coaftwife into Scotland, 
and for granting other Duties on Licences to feli certain diftilled Spirituous Liquors in lieu 
thereof ; ordered, XLVIII. 787. Inftruction to make Provifion, purfuant to feveral Refolutions, 
refpecting the Diftillery in Scotland, 820. Petition of Sir John Henderfon, of Fordel, Baronet, 
and others, for Scotch Coal to be admitted, Duty free, into England, &amp;c. and againft the Bill ; to 
lie on the table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 832, Read Second Time, and 
Petitioners againft the Bill declining to be heard by Counfel, Bill committed, 863. Con- 
fidered, &amp;c. and the Petition of Sir John Henderfon, and others, read again; to lie on the 
‘Fable till the Report is received and Counfel ordered, 865. Report and Counfelheard, &amp;c. 
921. P. 938. 


o to provide for the more {peedy Colle¢tion and Remittance of the Land Tax, and Affeffed Taxes 
) in Scotland, ordered, LII. 291, Not proceeded in, 


for repealing the Duties on Salt made in Scotland, and on Salt imported from Scotland 
into England and Wales, and granting other Duties in Lieu thereof, ordered, LIV. 683. 


P. 737. . 
See Duties, 63.—Laws Crpiring, 17. 20. 








Edinburgh,—-See fupra, (Corn.) 


Invex XLVI. to LV.—(1790—1800,) 





&amp;rotland 5 Petitions and Bills relating thereto in General, 











See eee a . 
eee 


Eleétions, viz. 


£1. Bill to prevent unneceflary Delay in the Execution of Writs for the Election of Members to ferve in 
Parliament, for that Part of Great Britain called Scotland, ordered, L. 386. Prefented, &amp;c. and 
ordered to be printed, 390. Committed, 447.’ Confidered ; Report, and to be further Confider- 
ed, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c, 463. . Further Confidered, &amp;c. 479. Read Third Time 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 490. 540. P. 545. 


— to amend an Aét of 22 Geo. III. “ for better fecuring the Freedom of Eleétions of Members 
“to ferve in Parliament, by on certain Officers, employed in the Colldétion or Manage- 
* ment of His Majefty’s Revenues, from giving their Votes at fuch Eleétions ;* by extending 
the Provifions thereof to Perfons, voting in any Meeting of Freeholders for Prefes or Clerk, 
&amp;&amp;c. ordered, LI. 704. Prefented, &amp;¢. 710. Committed, 717. . Deferred, 721. 724. In- 
ftruction to receive a Claufe for putting off the Oath of Truft, previous to the Choice of Prefes 
and Clerk, and Bill confidered, 739. Reported, &amp;c. 742. 746. 753. P.755. 


See infra, 101.—Complaints, 7. 


Eftates.——See infra. (Taxes.) 





Fencible Men.—See /upra, 1. 





Fifhing Coafts.—See jupra, 3. 


Game, viz. 


Bill for altering fo much of At, of 13 Geo. III. for the more effeCtual Prefervation of the 


12. 
Game in Scotland, &amp;c. as relates to the Time of killing Muir Fowl, and Tarmagan in Scotland, 
ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 458. Prefented, &amp;c. 464. 478. Reported, 552. Read Third Time, and 
fent to the Lords, 556. Not returned. | 

es —- to amend Aét of 13. Geo. III. for the more effeftual prefervation of the Game in Scotland, 
&amp;e. ordered, LI. 511. Prefented, &amp;c. 531. 552. P. 617. 

Grain, viz. 
13. Bill for prohibiting the Export from Scotland of any Article of Grain, and for permitting the 


Importation, into the Kingdom of England, of all Articles of Grain and other Provifions, Duty 
Free, ordered, L. 77- P.178. 


See Corn and Grain, 6. &amp;c. 


Harbours, viz. 


Bill for enabling the Barons of the Court of Exchequer, to advance to the Lord Provoft and 
Magiftrates of Edinburgh, for completing the Improvements of the Harbour of Leith, a certain 
Sum which by an Act of the laft Seffion, was directed tu be paid into the faid Court of Exche- 
quer by the Proprietors of the Forth and Clyde Navigation ; ordered, with the King’s Recom- 
mendation, LV, 530. Committed, 542. Report, &amp;c. 592. 599. P. 681. 


Highlands and Lowlands, viz. 


janes Limits of Ditto, in Provifions of Acts of Parliament, difcontinued and others made, 
LI. 930. 


See Supplp, 410. 482. 484. 564.—Supra, 7. 


Judges, viz. 


Bill to amend fo much of A&amp; of laft Seffion, for Augmentation of the Salaries of the Judges of the 
Courts in Weftminfter Hall, 8c. as relates to the Salaries of the Judges of the Courts of Seffios, 
Jufticiary, and Exchequer in Scotland, ordered, LV. 592. P. 681. 


Juftices of the Peace —See fupra, 5. 


Land Tax, viz. 


14. Bill to amend fo much of A&amp; 38 Geo. III. and of Two A&amp;s of 39 Geo. IH. relating to the Redemp- 
tion and Purchafe of the Lard Tax, as relates to Scotland ; ordered, LIV. 401. P. 534. 


; Law 




































&amp; cotland $ Petitions and Bills relating thereto in General: 





Law of Scotland ——See infra, 109: 


Light-Houfes.——See Accounts, 1056.—Infra, 42. 


4 
Militia, viz. 
ts. Bill for better ordering of the Militia in that Part of Great Britain called Scotland ; ordered, 
XLVI. 945. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 946. Not proceeded in: 


to raife and embody a Militia Force in that Part of the Kingdom of Great Britain called 

Scotland ; ordered, LI, 633. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 635. Day appointed 7 
for the Second Reading, 647. Reported and re-committed; 669. Confidered again, 677. 

Again reported, &amp;c. 680. Bill read Third Time, Claufes added relative to Lieutenants appoint - 

ing Captains, &amp;c. ; directing Allowances to be made to Schoolmafters, &amp;c. for their Trouble; and 

Method of appointing Ajutants; and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 705. P. 749. Bill 

to give further Time for executing and for enlarging the Powers of the faid Act, ordered, LIII. 

141. P. 169. Bill toamend the feveral Acts paffled, ordered, LIV: 484. Prefented, &amp;c. 

and ordered to be printed, 488. P. 676. 


to enable His Majefty to call out a Part of the Militia in Scotland, ordered, Lt. 408. In- 
{truction to make Provifion for amending the Aé&amp; of the laft Seffion for raifing a Militia Force 
in Scotland, 432. P. 562. 














+ 


Navy, viz. 


16. Bill for raifing a certain Number of Men in the feveral Counties, &amp;c. in Scotland, for the Service 
the Navy ; ordered, L. 343. P. 480. See PLabp, 15. 


. 





Oaths. 





See infra, 17. 19. &amp;c. 





Offices. See infra, 19. 


Police.——See infra, 1056 
Poor.——-See infra, 101. 


Religion, viz. 


17. Petition of the Committee of the General Affermbly of Scotland, for Relief from an A&amp; of 2¢ 
Charles II... called the Teft A&amp;, refpecting Offices, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, XLVI. 434. 
Petition read again ; the faid A&amp;-alfo read, and negative a Motion for the Houfe to imme- 
diately refolve itfelf into a Committee, to confider how far the Provifions of the faid Act extend, 
or ought to.extend, to Perfons born in Scotland, 550. 


Epifcopal Communion, viz. 


18. Petition of the Magiftrates and Council of Brechin, relative to the Paftors or Minifters, and Lay- 
Perfons of that Communion, being under particular Reftrictions in the Exercife of their Religious 
Worfhip ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 558. Petition of Provoft, &amp;c. of Aberbrothock, in 
North Britain, relative to Ditto; to lie on the Table, 692. Of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of Banff, and 
other Petitions ; Ditto, 700. Of Magiftrates, &amp;vc. of Dingwall; Ditto, 779. Of Noblemen, 
&amp;c. of the County of Kincardine, and other Petitions ; Ditto, 783. Petition.of Noblemen, &amp;c. 
of the County of Aberdeen, and of Provoft, &amp;c. of the City of Aberdeen ; to lie on the Table, 
830. Bill for granting Relief to Paftors, Minifters, and Lay-Perfons, of the Epifcopal Com- 
munion in Scotland, ordered, 1024. Petition of Commiffioners of Supply, and Heritors of 
the County of Stirling, in favour, ‘did. Bill prefented ; read Firft and Second Time, and 
committed, 1027. Confidered, and Report, 1028. Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 1030. 1074. P. 1090 ———See infra, 110, 


Roman Catholics, viz. 


19. Bill for requiring a certain Form of Oath, Abjuration, and Declaration, from His Majefty’s Sub- 
jects profeffing this Religion in Scotland ; ordered, XLVIII. 676. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered 
to be printed, 684. Committed, 713. Deferred, 721. Confidered, 725. Reported, &amp;c. 
728. 747. Amendments made at the Lords, and agreed to, 786. 804. P. 827. 






Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1890.) io R Royal : 


dette tae nial tae 












20. 








2Ie 








22; 




























23. 


24. 























































256." 


Salaries. 


26. 


Taxes, viz. 


27. 


Sr otland: Petitions ‘and Bills relating thereto’ m General. 


2 = &gt;. 


‘Royal Burghs, v7%. 


Negative a Motion for referring the feveral Petitions, Accounts, &amp;c. prefented in the laft Parliament 
to the Confideration of a Committee, XLVI: 654. 


Refolution, that the Houfe will, early in the following Seffion, confider the Matter of the feveral 
Petitions, &amp;c. XLVI. 654. 


The feveral Petitions, Accounts, &amp;c. relative to Ditto, prefented in the laft Parliament to be con- 
fidered, XLVI. 696. Confidered, and Negative Motion for referring them to a Comniittec, 
711. 


Petition of feveral Perfons, Burgeffes of the Royal Burghs, praying the Houfe to allow Counfel 
to be heard in fupport of the Allegations of their Petitions, and to apply Remedies to the 
Grievances complained of ; negative Motion for Counfebto be admitted as prayed for, XLVII. 
749- 75°: 


Bill for the better regulating the Mode of accounting for the common Good, ahd Revenues of the 
Royal Burghs of Scotland; ordered, XLVII. 793. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 


802. Day appointed for Second Reading; 818. Deferred, 825. 828. Committed, 831. Com- 
mittee deferred for a Month, 1024. . 


Petition of Burgeflés, &amp;c. ofthe Royal Burgh of Glafgow, and Suburbs, relative to Abufes inthe 
internal Government of the Royal Burghs of Scotland ; alfo Petitions from Dumfries, Lanerk, 
and Dundee; to lie on the Table. XLVIII. 375... Petition of Burgeffes, &amp;c. of Kirkaldy, 
and other Petitions, Ditto, 377. Motion for referring the Petitions to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe withdrawn, 447. The faid Petitions prefented in this Seffion, and the Accounts 
and Papers relating tothe Royal Burghs, prefented in the laft Parliament, referred to a Select 
Committee to examine, &amp;c. 447. -Copies of certain Charters ordered ; prefented, and re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Petitions, 872. Report, with Appendixes, &amp;c. and an Ac- 
count of the Grofs Revenues; to lie on the Table and to be printed, 947. Negative a Motion, 
“* That the Houfe will, early in the following Seffion, take into Confideration the State of the 
“ Royal Burghs in Scotland,” 992. . 


See Arrounts, 1393. 1394.—Corn and Grain, 2. &amp;c. 





See infra, (Sheriffs). 


Salt, viz. 


Bill to allow Rock-Salt to be refined and made at one Place in North Britain; ordered, Lill. 68g. 
Prefented, and received, and not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 695. Notice taken 
of the Title of the Bill varying from the Order of Leave, Bill withdrawn, and another ordered, 
696. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. idid. Petition of Samuel Stuckey, Merchant, and Petition of 
Thomas Bridge, Salt Proprietor, againft the Bill ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 
and Gounfel ordered, 697. On Motion for Second Reading, there not being Forty Members 
prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 699. 704. Not proceeded in. 


See fupra, 10. ‘ 


Sheriffs, viz. 


Bill for placing the Salaries of the Sheriff Deputes, and Subftitutes, of Scotland, upon the Scots 
Civil Lift Eftablifhment, ordered, LIV. 558. P. 710. 


Spirits.—See Duties. —Supra, 7. &amp;c. 


Subfidy on Tobacco, viz. 


Bill for faving to His Majefty the new Duty of Subfidy on Tobacco imported into Scotland ; or- 
dered, XLIX. 471. P. 622. 





Fetition of Freeholders, &amp;c. of Dumbarton, for the Houfe to lay a Tax upon Real and Perfonal 
Eftates, to raife the Supplies within the Year, without the Neceffity of a Loan, &amp;c.; to lie on 
the Table, Lill. 541. Ditto of Noblemen, &amp;c. of the County of Lanerk, to the fame Effeét, 
to lie on the Table, 582. Ditto of the Lord Provoft, &amp;c. of the City of Glafgow, to the fame 
Effe&amp;t ; Ditto, 616. Of the Freeholders, &amp;c. of the County of Stirling, to the fame Effect ; 
Ditto, 672. Of Noblemen, &amp;c. of the Shire of Ayr ; Ditto, 676. 


See fupra, 10. 


Teinds, or Tythes, viz. 


Bill for defining and regulating the Powers of the Commiflion of Teinds, or Tythes, in augmenting 
and modifying the Stipends of the Clergy of Scotland; ordered, XLVIU, 460, Day ag 
- \ ‘ . or ® 








Stotlanv;| 


= 


et 


Petitions and Bills relatin 
continued, &amp;c. 


Teinds and Tythes, continued. 


¢' thereto! la! Genetaly. 





for the Second Reading of the Bill, and to be printed, 633: Deferred, 635. Petition. of 
Owners of Land Eftates, within the County of Stirling, North . Britain, againit-; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 675. Houfe informed no Counfel at- 


tended ; Bill read Second Time, and committed, 682. 


Petition of Owners of Land in North 


Britain, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill, 
and Countel ordered, 697. Another Petition of Owners of Land in North Britain, againtt ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, and the like for the other Petition 


from North Britain, the former Order thereon bein 


Deferred for Three Months, 746. 
See Supply, 362. 


Thirlage, 


VIZ. 


g difcharged, 8c. 714. Deferred, 726. 732. 


Bill for encouraging the Improvement of Lands fubjeét to that Servitude ;-ordered; LIII. 636. 


Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 646. 


Not, proceeded in. 





Bill for Ditto again ordered, 


LIV. 488. Prefented, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 493. 539: Bill reported; a Claufe ad- 


-‘ ded ; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 548. P. 624. 


Tobacco. 





See fupra, 26, 





Towns and Villages. — 


Writs.——See fupra, 11. 


See fupra, 3. 


II. Petitions and Bills, of a private or local Nature, referred to Com- 
mittees, vz. | 


28. 


29- 


30. 
31. 
32. 
33- 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Bank of Scotland, wiz. 


Petition of the Governor and Corhpahy of the Bank of Scotland, to enable them further to increafe 


the Capital Stock of the faid Company, XLVII. 451. 


Report,’ 541. P. 747. 5 A 
Ditto to enable them further to increafe their Capital Stock, XLIX. 21. Report, 65. 


Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 280. P. 388, 
Bill to allow the Banks and Banking Companies in Scotland to iffue Notes for Sums under Twenty 


Shillings Sterling, fora Time to be limited; ordered, LII. 396. 


Bill reported, and a 


Claufe added for. indemnifying certain Perfons for having iffued Notes for fmall Sums con- 


trary to Law, 413. P. 4365. 





-Bill to continue the.faid Act for a limited Time; ordered, 


LI. 534. Confidered; Inftruction to amend the faid At; Report received, and Bill ordered 


to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 554. 562. 
Amendments of the Lords agreed to, 593. P. 607. 
A&amp; for a Time to be limited; ordered, LI. 720. P. 755. 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 118. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amendments to the Title, which 


ordered, LIU. 82. 


ments 


made, 121. 








Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 58&gt;. 
Another Bill to continue the faid 
Another Bill for Ditto; 
Read Third Time, and Amend- 


were agreed to, with Reafons given; the Amendments amended, and agreed to by the Lords, 


129. 130. 131. 
a Claute added, and an Amendment made, 70. 
ments, 85. Amendments agreed to, 90. P. 132. 


P. 131. 





Another Bill for Ditto; ordered, LIv. 38. 


Read Third Time; 


Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 


Petition of the Provoft, &amp;c. of the City of Aberdeen, for a Bill to continue the laft-mentioned 


Act for a further Time; to lie on the Table, LIV. 211. 
and other Petitions, in favour of Ditto, 259. 


Petition of Provoft, &amp;c. of Perth, 
Bill to continue the fad Act, for a Time to be 


limited, ordered, 264, Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 384.. Amendments 


agreed to, 385. P. 387. 
* feveral Acts relating to Ditto; 
Committee ; reported, and Bill to be ingrofled, &amp;c. 536. P. 623. 





Led 


ordered, 522. 


Prefented, 


Cath may be iffued by the Bank of England to the Two Royal Banks in Scotland, ‘Lit. 466. 


Bridges, 


Avon Water; a Bridge over Ditto at Torpichen Mill, XLVII. 425. P. 1071. 
Bewley, Conon, and Helmfdale, &amp;c. XLVI. 242. 
Clyde Bridge, oppofite the Salt-Market at Glafgow, XLVIII. 714. P. 939. 


VIZ. 





, 


See fupra, 2. 








Another Bill to continue Act of the fame Seffion, “ for continuing 
_&amp;c. 526. Confidered in the 


See infra, 63, 


See infra, 41. 84. 


Finhaven; a Bridge over the River South Efk, at Ditto, XLIX. 226. 'P. 569———See infra, 78. 





34 


Ila 












Scotland; Petitions and Bills of a private or local Nature. 


Bridges, continued. 





34. Ifla Water, near Kinclaven Ferry, XLVII, 492.———See infra, 71. 
a Kelfo Bridge, LIV. 193. P. 624.——See infra, 68. 
35 Montrofe, over the River South Efk, XLVI. 369.—XLVII. 395. P. 748.——See infra, 73. 
36. Theevesfoord ; a Bridge acrofs the River Clyde, at or near Ditto, XLVI. 217. P. 707.———See 
infra, 86. 
Canals, wiz. 
37. _ Petition for making and maintaining a Navigable Cut or Canal from Loch Gilp to Loch*Crinan, in 


the Shire of Argyll; referred, &amp;c.XLVII. 171. Report,211. P. 758. Petition for a Bill to 
amend and render more effectual the faid Act; referred, &amp;c. LIV. 159. Report, 300. Bill 
reported ; a Claufe added ; Amendments made to the Bill; Bill to be ingroffed, 403. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, 493. Amendments agreed to, 499. P. 534. 





for making, &amp;c. a navigable Canal from or near Riccarton Bridge, in the County of Ayr, 
by the Way of Coprington, 8c. to a Place called The Troone, in the Parifh of Dundonald, and 
alfo to makea Harbour for the Safety of Ships, &amp;c. at the faid Place called The Troone; 
referred, &amp;c. L. 149. Petition for Ditto renewed, and referred, &amp;c. Lil. 316. Report, 
584. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 592. 619. Reported, with Lifts of the Names of Perions aflent- 
ing, diffenting, &amp;c. and Report to lie on the Table, 644. Houfe informed of printed Copies 
of” the Bill, as amended, being delivered to Members at the Door, and further Confideration de- 
ferred, 682. Further confidered ; Amendments agreed to; feveral amended, and further Con- 
fideration adjourned, 688. Refumed, and feveral- Amendments made, &amp;c. 693. Sent to the 
Lords, 6g9. Not returned. 


for making, &amp;c. a navigable Canal from the Harbour of Aberdeen into the River 
Don, at or near the South End of the Bridge over the fame (adjacent to the Royal Burgh 
of Inverury) in the Parifh of Kintore; referred, &amp;c. LI. 279. Committee revived, 297. 
Report, 305. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 385. 422. Reported, together with a Lift of Perfons 
affenting, &amp;c. and to lie on the Table, 456. Houfe informed that printed Copies of the Bill 
as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at the Door to Members; Report further 
confidered; fome of the Amendments difagreed to, &amp;c. and a Claufe added “ for recover- 
ing Lands in cafe the Canal fhall not be completed, or fhall be difufed ;’ and Amendments 
made by the Houfe to the Bill, &amp;c. 522. 556.579. P. 618. 


for permitting Corn and Grain brought Coaftwife to be tranfhipped into Lighters for the Pur- 
pofe of being carried through the Canal from the Forth to the Clyde, XLVI. 695. P. 1069. 





38. 








39- 





40. 
See infra, 99. ¥00. 


Churches, - viz: 


41. Petition of the Lord Provoft, &amp;c. of Glafgow; for re-building the Tron Church of the faid City, 
XLVIII. 610. Report, 647. Petition of the Lord Provoft, &amp;c. of Glafgow, for Provifion 
to be made for opening certain Streets in Glafgow ; for building a Bridge over the River Clyde, 
oppofite Salt-Market Street, for regulating the Weight and Meature of Coals, &amp;c. referred to a 
Committee, 696. Report, and Inftruction thereon, 714. Reported and re-committed, 800. 
Reported again, 816. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 834. P. 939. 


Corporations and Companies, viz. 


42. Petition of the Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh, for a Bill to enlarge the Powers 
of the faid Company, LIII. 302.~ Report, 354. P. 451. 


Bill for incorporating the Commiffioners appointed for erecting Light-Houfes in the Northern Parts 
of Great Britain; ordered, LIII. 432. P. 691. | 


Duties, viz. 


For continuing, &amp;c. Acts laying Duties on Ale and Beer in particular Places, referred to Com- 
mittees, viz. 


43° Borrowftounnefs; Acts of 17 Geo. II. and 7 Geo. III. for repairing the Harbour of the faid 
Town, XLIX. 237. Report, 324. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 368. 397. Reported, 425. Read 
Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 462. 550. P. 569. 


uM Edinburgh City ; A&amp; of 25 Geo. IJ. for the Purpofes therein mentioned, and alfo for explaining 
and amending the faid Act, LII. 308. Report, 331. Bill committed, 361. Not reported. 

Petition renewed, LIII. 261. Report, 287. Petition of Brewers in Edinburgh and its 
‘Environs, againft the Bill; tolie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel ordered, 
&amp;c. 356. Deferred, 392. The Brewers decline being heard by Counfel, and Bill 909 
mitted, 


















































&amp;cotlannd; Petitions and Bills of a private or local Naiee 


———— 





Duties on Ale and Beer, continued. 


mitted, 514. Reported, and re-committed, 575. Petition of David Cleghorn, praying for an 
Alteration, and for the Treafury to advance a Subftitute in Money for the faid Duty; King 
recommends the Petition, and ordered to lie on the Table, 600. Petition of Mr. Cleghorn 
again read ; referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. and to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Re- 
cords,616. Report on Mr. Cleghorn’s Petition, and referred to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 624. Confidered, 639. Reported, and Inftruction to the Committee of the whole 
Houfe, on the Bill to make Provifion for authorizing the Lords of the Treafury to apply aSum 
out of the Revenues of Excife in Scotland, to the Purpofes for which the faid Duty has been 
granted, 641. Bill confidered in the Committee, 646. Reported, &amp;c. 650. 655. Read 
Third Time ; negative Three Claufes ftanding Parts of the Bill, and they were ftruck out at 
the Table; and the further Proceeding on the Third Reading adjourned, 664. Further 
Proceeding refumed ; an Amendment made, and Bill paffed, 672. P. 691. 


me Glafgow, (Port), and Newark, &amp;c. in the County of Renfrew; feveral Acts, LIV. 216. 
Report, 319. Bill reported, 540. P. 624. 
44. Glafgow City; Village of Garbols and Liberties; Act 28 Geo. II. LIV. 216. Report, 


318. Petition of Brewers of the City of Glafgow, &amp;c. againft; to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 427. Day appointed for the Second 
Reading, 475. Bill read Second Time ; Petitioners againft it do not defire to be heard in 
this Stage of it; Bill committed ; the Petition againft referred to the Committee; Counfet 
ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 497. Reported, 540. P. 624. 


as Kirkaldy, in the County of Fife; to extend the Term and Powers of Two Aéts of 15 and 31 
: Geo. II. &amp;c. XVI. 203. Report, 439. Report, and Amendments made, 55&gt;. 
P. 686. 
45: Montrofe Town ; for enlarging the Term and Powers of Three Acts of 6 Geo. I. 7-Geo. II. 


and 9 Geo. III. for fupplying the faid Town with Frefh Water, and for other Purpofes, 
L. 98. Report, 276, Bill prefented, &amp;c. 296. 309. Reported, &amp;c. 330. 349. 385. 
P, 480. 


For Elections, See €lectiong.—Alfo Infra, 101.—Supra, 11. 


Eftates, viz. 


- 46. Of William Carr, Earl of Errol, Lord High Conftable of Scotland, for a Bill to difcharge him and 
his Eftate of Mumrills from an antiquated and difputed Claim of £. 4901. 55. 4d. and Intereft, 
fuppofed due to the Crown; King’s Recommendation fignified ; Petition received after the Time 
limited, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, LV. 575. Confidered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered for Ditto, 586. Order for the Bill difcharged, and Petition again read, and 
referred to a Select Committee, 609. Report, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
613. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered, 637. Prefented, &amp;c. 641. Confidered in the 
Committee, and the Report from the Select Committee on the Petition referred, 702. Re- 
ported, &amp;c. 706. P. 749. 


Eftates; Bills from the Lords concerning Ditto, viz. 


For Sale of Lands ta pay off Debts affecting the fame, &amp;c. viz. 


4]- Barony, &amp;c. of Renton, formerly belonging to Sir Alexander Stirling, Baronet, XLIXx. 581. 
Agreed to, 622. P. 735. 


48. Eftate of Lovat ; of the Honourable Lieutenant General Simon Frafer, of Lovat, deceafed, 
LI. 627. Agreed to, 648. P. 663. 
“ —Ditto of Peter Dunbar, late of Machermore, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, LIV. 498. 


Agreed to, 541. P. 625. 


of Blairhall, and others, belonging to Mrs. Ann Ranaldfon Dickfon, fo much as will pay 
Debts and give Portions to younger Children, LV. 647. Agreed to, 693. P. 715. 





For exchanging Lands entailed for other Lands, viz. 
49. John Duke of Argyll, and Archibald Munro, L. 436. Agreed to, 477. P. 508. 
as Patrick Murray Threipland, and Stuart Threipland, L. 461. Agreed to, 530. P. 568, 
For vefting Eftates in Truftees to be fold, and to inveft the Money in the Purchafe of other Eftates, 
to be fettled to the fame Ufes, viz. 
50s Of Melgund and Kynnyndmond, of the deceafed Sir Alexander Murray, Bart. XLVII. 730, 
741. Agreed to, 775. P. 1072. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 § 51. Of 












Sr. 









































52. 


53+ 


54. 


55: 


56. 


57+ 


58. 


59: 


60. 


Srotland; Petitions and Bills of a private or local Natt 


61. 


————— -~ ee ene TS 
——_ —— 





Eftates, Bills from the Lords, continued. 
Of Blythewood, in the County of Lanerk, XLVII. 806. Agreed to, 816. 1023. P. 1073. 


Barony of Craigiehall, in the County of Llinlithgow, comprifed in the Deed of Entail executed 
by Sophia Marchionefs of Annandale, &amp;c. LIV. 437. P. 535. 


Eftates Forfeited, viz. 


Petition of Colonel Duncan Macpherfon, of Cluny, fora Bill to repeal fo much of an A&amp; of 
24 Geo. III. * for granting to the Heirs of former Proprietors of Forfeited Eftates, upon certain 
** Conditions, the Forfeited Eftates in Scotland, &amp;c.” as relates to the Amount of the Debt 
charged upon the Lands, &amp;c. forfeited by Ewan Macpherfon, late of Cluny ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, L. 164. . Report, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 430. Confidered, 
and Report, ard Bill ordered, 444. Prefented, &amp;c. 451. Committed, 471. Confidered, and 
the Report on the Petition referred, 505. Reported, &amp;c. 511. 513. 540, P. 545. 

See fupra, 2.. , 


Fifheries, viz. 
Petition of Proprietors of Fifhings, for a Bill.to regulate and improve the Salmon Fifhery in the 
River Nith, in the County of Dumfries, and Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, XLVI. 462. Report, 
543. P. 1070. 


Tweed River Fifheries, LI. 314. See Fitheries, 





F ifhings.—See Jupra, 53- 


Gaols, viz. 


A Bridewell and Correétion Houfe in and for the City and County of Edinburgh ; referred to 4 
Committee, XLVI. 221. Report, 371. Petition of Mr. Belfches of Greenyards, againtt ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 413. Report and 
and Bill re-committed, 447. Reported again, &amp;c. 458. P. 686. 


Glafgow City Gaol, or Tolbooth, enlarged, XLVIII. 714. P. 939. 
See fupra, 41. 


Glebes, viz. 


For felling Ditto belonging to the Cures of the High Church of :the City: of Glafgow, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 714. P. 939. 


See fuprd, 41.—Infra, 105. 


Harbours and Piers, referred to Committees, w/z. 


Aberdeen, to continue and alter, &amp;c. Act of 13 Geo, III. for deepening, cleanfing, &amp;c. the Har- 
bour, L. 67. Report, 69. Bill reported and re-committed, 363. Reported again, 370. 
P. 480. 


Petition of the Provoft, &amp;c. of Aberdeen for a Bill to enlarge and improve the faid Harbour ; 
for building new Quays, &amp;c. and for making new Roads and Paffages, &amp;c. to and from 
the fame, LI. 296. Another Petition of Ditto for further improving the faid Harbour, 
&amp;c.:and for extending the Petitioners Jurifdiction over the Village or Town of Torry, &amp;c.; 
referred to the fame Committee, 327. Report, 475. P. 698. 





Ayr Harbour ; to continue the Term and enlarge the Powers of Ac&amp;t of 12 Geo. III. for deepening, 
cleaning, &amp;c. the Harbour, and for other Purpofes, XLIX. 200. Report, 325. P. 569. 


Eyemouth, in the County of Berwick ; for repairing, improving, &amp;c. the fame, LII. 141. Report, 
206. P, 531. 


Kinghorn, or Pettycur, in the County of Fife ; for improving the Harbour and the Accefs thereto, 
and for building or erecting a Pier or Landing Place at Newhaven, XLVI. 173. Petition of 
Provoft, &amp;c. of Kinghorn for additional Funds; referred to the fame Committee, 232. Not 
reported. Petition renewed, XLVII. 140. Report, 384. P. 1007. 


Kirkaldy, in the County of Fife; to extend Terms, &amp;c. of Acts, XLVI. 203. P. 686.——-See 
Supra, 44 
Teith Harbour, &amp;c.; A&amp; of 28 Geo. II]. for enlarging, 8c. the Harbour of Leith; to authorize 
the borrowing a further Sum of Money, and to levy certain Rates and Duties on all Ships or 
Veflels, above 30 Tons, brought into the faid Habour, &amp;c. XLVII. 451.——Petition renewed, 
&amp;c. LIU. 287. Report, 337. P. 542.———Petition for a Bill to amend Aéts paffed for Ditto, 








referred, 









Srotland. Petitions and Bills of a private or local “Natures 








Harbours and Piers, continued. 


referred, 8c. LIV. 214, Report, 436. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. otf Leith, againft; re+ 
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. $42. P. 624. 
See fupra, 13. | 





Saltcoats, in the County of Ayr; for calanging, deepening, improving, and maintaining the Har- 
bour of Ditto, Lil. 316. Report, 434. Billread Third Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 
655. P. 750. Petition for a Bill to alter, &amp;c. the faid Act, and for granting additional Powers, 
referred, &amp;c. LV. 291. Not reported. 





‘Troone Harbour. 





See fupra, 38. 


Highways, Bridges, and Ferries, referred to Committees, viz. 





62. Aberdeen County ; for making and repairing certain Roads in the faid County, L.144. Report, 
411. P. 567. See infra, 94. 
63. Almond Water New Bridge, by Bathgate to Airdrie, in the County of Lanerk ; and for building 


a Bridge over the Water of Avon, at Torpichen Mill, XLVII. 425. Report, 548. Petition 
of William M‘Dowall; Efg. and others, for Provifion to be made for the Road which leads from 
Airdrie to a Place called Bailliefton to the Weft of Drumpeller, to be put under the Care, &amp;c. 
of the Commiffioners under this Bills referred to a Committee, 591. Report on Ditto and 
Inftruction accordingly, 615. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 774. P. 1071. 


‘64. —_—_——To continue, extend, and enlarge the Term and Powers of the faid Act of 32 Geo. III, 
L. 161. Report, 299. P. 546. 





— To alter and enlarge the Powers of the above Two Aéts, Lill. 315. Report, 407. 
Committee on the Bill to fend for Perfons; Papers, and Records, 463. All who come to the 
Committee to have Voices, 475. Bill reported 506. Read Third Time, and an Amendment 
made, 534. P. 630. 


* Argyllthire ; for explaining, &amp;c. A&amp; of 15 Geo. III. for repairing the. Highways and Bridges’ in 
the faid Shire, LV.271. Report, 299. Bill read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 554. P. 681, 


Bewley, Conon, and Helmfdale Bridges See /upra, 2. 


65. Caithnefs and Sutherland; for making new Roads and Communications, in the faid Sheriffdom or 
Counties ; repairing the prefent Roads and Communications, and for: converting the Statute 
Labour within the fame, &amp;c. XLVII. 497. Petition of George Dempfler of Skibo, and others, 
in favour of Ditto; referred tothe fame Committee, 511. Not reported.—-—-See infra, 9 5% 





66. Clackmanan, and Perth; for making and repairing certain Roads in the faid Counties, 
XLIX. 229. Member added to make Report, 467. Report, 468: Bill prefented, &amp;c. 480. 
495. Petition of Fewars and Traders, Inhabitants of the Town of Alloa, againft the Bill, and 
praying to be heard by themfelves or Counfel ; ordered to lie on the Table, 542. Bill reported, 
&amp;c. 556. 568. sg5. P. 623. 


Dumfries and Roxburgh Counties, feveral Roads therein, LIV. 170. Report, 253. P. 534. 


67. Glafgow to Port Dundas, and from thence to the High Road leading from Glafgow to Garfcube 
Bridge, &amp;c. in the County of Lanerk, NLVIN.250.. Report, 448. P. 827. 


68. Invernefshire ; for making and repairing the Highways, &amp;c. inthis Shire, XLVIII. 145. Petition 
for Provifion to be made for lighting the Streets of Invernefs, referred to the fame Committee, 
284. Committee revived, 347. Report, and Standing Orders relative to Paving Bills not 
being complied with in the laft mentioned Petition, order Notices to be given, 434. Petition 
after Notices given referred toa Committee, 672. Report thereon, 680. Bill read Third 
Time, Claufes added, and Amendments made, 795. P. 860. 


Kelfo Bridge, over the River Tweed, near Kelfo ; for rebuilding a new Bridge, LJII. 434. Report, 
and Standing Orders not complied with, particular Notices ordered to be given; Bill ordered, 
and the Committee towhom it may be committed directed to examine, in the firft Place, how 
far the Order for giving Notices had been complied with, 441.——Petition for a Bill renewed 

-and referred, LIV. 193. Report, 495. P. 624. 


69. Kincardine County; for making, &amp;c. the Roads from the Bridge of Dee, Southward, to or near 
Stonehaven, and by Inverbie to the Bridges over Northefk, &amp;c. and for making effectual the 
Statute Labour in the faid County, LI. 131. Report, 148. P. 480. 


——_— for making, &amp;c. the Road from the Town of Stonehaven, through the Slug- 
mount, to the new Bridge over the River Dee at Coblebeugh, Lv. 187. Report, 258. P. 415. 


Kinrofs, in the County of Kinrofs, to Alloa, in the County of Clackmapan, for making and re- 
pairing the faid Road, Lil. 311. Report, 425. P. 607. 





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Highways, Bridges, and Ferries, continued. 


Kirkcudbright Stewartry ; for more effectually making, &amp;c. certain Roads in Ditto, and for 
. amending an A&amp;t of 20 Geo. III. for repairing the Highways, Bridges, and Ferries therein, 
LII. 119. Report, 141. P. 435. 


70. Lanerk Town; for making and repairing the Rodd from the faid Town to the Town of Hamil- 
ton, in the County of erk, XLVII. 417. Petition of Owners of Land in the faid County 
for a new Line of Road to be made acrofs Lanerk Bridge, by the South Weft Side of the River 
Clyde, to join the prefent Turnpike Road between Carlifle and Hamilton, &amp;c. referred to the 
fame Committee, 514. Report, 548. P. 1071. 


Linlithgow and Lanerk. 












































See fupra, 63. 64. 





41. Perth, to the North Bank of the Water of Ifla, near Kinclaven Ferry , and for making a new Line 
of Road, and building a Bridge over the faid Water ; XLVII. 492. Not reported. 
72. Selkirk and Kelfo; for repairing &amp;c. the Road leading from Kelfo towards the Town of Selkirk, 


which lies to the Eaftward of the Turnpike Road leading from Jedburgh to Lauder, croffing the 
River Tiviot near to Kelfo, &amp;c. XLVII. 223. Report, 660. P. 860. 


73. South Efk River; for building a Bridge over the faid River, at or near the Town of Montrofe, 
and for making fuitable Approaches thereto, XLVI. 96. Report, 142. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 
154. Petition of Provoft, &amp;c. of Brechin, againfl; to lie on the Table till the Bill be read a 
Second Time, 156. Bill committed, and the faid Petition and alfoa Petition of Owners of 
Eftates, and Tenants, &amp;c. adjoining to the River South Efk, and alfo of Owners of Eftates near 
Brechin, and alfo of Subfcribers of certain Sums or Free Gifts towards building the Bridge, all 
again{t Ditto ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 8c. 169. Reported, 348. Read 
Third: Time, &amp;c. 369. Not returned from the Lords. Petition for a Bill renewed, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 395. Report, &amp;c. 513. 560. Bill reported, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 622. 692. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, which were agreed to, 730. 734. P.748.. 





1d. Stirling to Dumbarton ; for repairing the Road from and to the faid Places, and feveral, other Roads 
in the Counties of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Perth; XLIX. 241. Report, 347. Bill prefent- 
ed, &amp;c. 361. 368. Reported, &amp;c. 437. 453. 475. P. 486. 


Whiteburn, in the County of Berwick, to Kelfo, in the County of Roxburgh, LIV. 198. Report 
219. P. 388. 


Highways Turnpike, referred to Committees, viz. 


75. Aberdeen County; for! repealing A&amp;t 35 Geo. III. and for more effectually amending, &amp;c. the 
' Roads therein mentioned, and other Roads in the faid County, and for levying a Converfion 
Money in Lieu of Statute Labour, LV. 230. Report, 298. P. 595. : 


« Berwick County; for repealing an Act of 12 Geo. III. “ for repairing and widening the Roads 
“« from the Confines of the faid County, at or near Banghoufe Walls, to Compton’s Lanes and 
« Eyemouth,” &amp;c.; and for repairing, widening, and amending feveral Roads, and for regu- 
lating the Statute Labour in the faid County; XLVII. 114. Report, 128. Bill prefented, 
&amp;c. 383. 559. Petition of Heritors, Tenants of Lands, &amp;c. againft; referred to the Commit- 
tee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 604. Petition of Heritors, &amp;c. for Provifion to be made 
for repairing, &amp;c the Roads from Swinton Quarry Road, through Allantown to Chirnfide ; re- 
ferred to a Committee, 733. Report, and re-committed, 740. Report on the Heritors Peti- 
tion for Provifion, &amp;c. to be made, &amp;c. and Inftruction accordingly, 740. Bill reported, &amp;c. 


752. 777. 819 P. 1072. 


Borrowftounnefs, by Linlithgow and Torpichen, &amp;c. to the Confines of the County of Linlith- 
gow, at Hollhoufeburn, LV. 259. Report, and Notices oniy in Part regularly given ; Report 
to lie on the Table, and further Notices ordered to be given, 293. Petition after Notices given 
referred to a Committee, 343. Reported; Firft Report again read; Bill ordered, 350. 
P. 682. 


a Clackmanan and Perth Counties ; for altering, &amp;c. an Act of 34 Geo. III. for making and repair- 
ing certain Roads in the faid Counties, LII. 311. Report, 362. Petition of Proprietors 
of Lands in the County of Clackmanan, for Provifion to be made for repairing the Road from 
the North of Tullibody, by Banchry Loan, &amp;c. to Collyland, in the Parifh of Alloa; referred 
to a Committee, &amp;c. 368. Report on the Petition for making Provifion therein, &amp;c. and No- 
tices not having been given, Report to lie on the Table and order them to be given, &amp;c. 389. 
Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 434. Report thereon, and Inftruéction 
to make Provifion accordingly, 439. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 505. 
Amendment agreed to, 543. P. 558. 


76. Cramond Bridge, to the Town of Queensferry, in the County of Linlithgow ; to enlarge the Term 
and Powers of an A&amp; of 11 Geo. III. relating to the repairing the faid Road, XLVII. 417+ 
Report, 448. P. 776. ; 


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Highways Turnpike, continued. 


77° Dumfries County ; for repairing and widening feveral Roads therein, and for converting the Statute 
og within the fame into Money, and applying the fame towards Ditto, Lit. 270. Report, 
340. P. 451. 


Dunglas Bridge, to Haddington, and to Ravenfhaw Burn, in the County of Haddington, and cer- 
tain Branches of the faid Roads ; and for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of Two Acts, XLVIIL 231. 
Report, 623. Petition of Magiftrates, 8c. of Haddington, and Petition of feveral Land 
Owners, &amp;c. of the County of Eaft Lothian, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, ac. 680. P. 828, ’ 


Dunkeld, to Coupar of Angus, and the Road to the Boat of Caputh, by or through Stanley, in the 
County of Perth, LIV. 219. Report, 423. P. 624. 


78. Edinburgh County Roads; and for building Bridges over the Rivers South and North Efk, and the 
Water of Leith, in the faid County, Lill. 260. Report, 287. Petition of William Walker, 
Efquire, of Coals, againft Ditto; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and 
ices given, &amp;c. 454. Petition of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Thompfon, Bart. againft Ditto ; 
referred to Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 496. Reported; Report to be taken into further Con- 
fideration, 569. 575. Report further confidered, and adjourned till the Morrow, 585. The 
adjourned Confideration of the Report refumed; an Amendment difagreed to; Bill to be 
ingrofled, 600. P, 630. 


79- Fife County; for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of Act of 30 Geo. III. for making, &amp;c. “ the Road 
“* from Newmiln Bridge, &amp;c. to Craill and other Roads;” and for making, &amp;c. other Roads in 
the faid County, LII. 309. Report, 560. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 661. 
P. 750. 


sig Forfar County ; to continue the Term, &amp;c. of an Act of 29 Geo. III. for repairing, 8c. the Roads, 
and regulating the Statute Labour therein ; and for repairing other Roads, and building a Bridge 
over the River South Efk, near Finhaven, XLIX. 226. Report, 324. Petition of the Magit- 
trates, &amp;c. of Dundee, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 
373. Petition of the Provoft, &amp;c., of Montrofe, and other Petitions, againft; referred, and 
Counfel ordered, 393. P. 569. 


\e Glafgow City ; for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of an Act of 26 Geo. II. &amp;c. fo faras the fame relates 
to the Road leading from Glafgow, through Cowcaddens, to the Milnford of Garfcube, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 126. Report, 615. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 773. P. 828. 


So. ——_—— for enlarging Ditto, fo far as relates to the Diftri€t of Roads from Inchbelly Bridge to 
Glafgow, and from Glafgow to Redburn Bridge, &amp;c. L. 102. Report, 364. P. 546, 

$1. ————— for amending an Aé of 29 Geo. III. for making, &amp;c. the Road from the faid City to 
Muirkirk, and tothe Confines of the County of Ayr towards Sanqubar, XLVI. 36. Report, 84. 
P. 339. 


Ditto the Aéts of 29 and 30 Geo. IIL. relating to Ditto, and from Garbols towards Eagletham, 
&amp;c. LI. 232. Report, 261. P. 542.. 








82. Ditto, for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of an Act of 14 Geo. III. for repairing, 8c. the 

Roads leading into the faid City, fo far as the faid Act relates to the Road from the City of 

Glafgow to Yoker Bridge, &amp;c. XLVII. 443. Report, 478. Petition of the Incorporation 

of Bakers of Glafgow, againft; to lie on the Table till the Third Reading, and. Counfel 

ordered, 722. Houfe informed that the faid Petitioners declined being heard -by Counfel, 

&amp;c. Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe added for erecting Weighing Engines, &amp;c. 759. 
P. 1072. 


$3. ——_——- for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of the faid Act of 14 Geo. III. fo far as refpects the 
Road from the Toll Houfe in Paifley Lane, &amp;c. by or near Park Houfe to the Eaft End of the 
Bridge at Renfrew, &amp;c. XLIX. 186. Report, 354+ Bill reported, and re-committed, sor. 
Reported again, 540. P. 623. 
See infra, 84. 


84. Lanerk County; for continuing, &amp;c. the Term of an Ac&amp;t of 12 Geo. Ill. for repairing, &amp;c, feveral 
Roads leading through the faid County, and for building a Bridge over the River Clyde, XLVI. 
496. Report, 549. The Order for bringing in the Bill, and the Report, again read, and the 
faid Order difcharged ; and a Bill for continuing fo much of the faid Act as relates to the Roads 
leading through the faid County, ordered and prefented, 685. P. 1072. 


~ for enlarging, &amp;c. Term of Act of 34 Geo. III. for repairing feveral Roads leading 
into the City of Glafgow, as relates to the Road from Parkhoufe to or near the Three Mile 
Houfe, in the County of Lanerk, LV. 250, Report, 399. P. 714. 


85. Liinlithgow and Stirling Counties; to enlarge the Powers of an A&amp; of 30 Geo. III. and for 
repairing feveral other Roads in the faid County of Stirling, XLIX. 229. meport, 357, The 

Order for the Bill read and difcharged, and another Bill ordered, “ for making and repairing feveral 

‘* Roads leading acrofs, the County of Stirling ;”” and prefented, &amp;c. 453) tages: a a 

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Iwpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 T 


















































86. 


87. 


89. 


90. 


93 





&amp;cotlann; Petitions and Bills of .a private or local Nutéré: 


gi 


92. 





Highways Turnpike, continued. 


Petition of John Minyer, of Grays Inn, Efquire, a Partner in the Carron Company, againtft; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 8c. 468. Petition 
of William Forbes of Callander, Efquire, againft ; referred, and Counfel ordered, 480. Read 
Third Time, and an Amendment made, 556. P. 623. : 


See fupra, 63. 64, 


Livingftone, by the Kirk of Shotts, to the City of Glafgow ; for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of feveral 
A&amp;s for repairing the Roads from and to the faid Places, and by the Town of Hamilton to Strath- 
haven, &amp;c. and for building a Bridge over the, River Clyde at or near Theevesfoord, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 217. Report, 347. P. 707s 


—-—Petition of feveral of the Truftees under the laft preceding A&amp;, for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
the Powers thereof, XLVII. 496. Report, 596. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for 
reducing the Tolls on certain Carriages, and an Amendment made to the Bill, 781. P. 1072. 


Livingftone, by the Kirk of Shotts, to the City of Glafgow, and other Roads; Petition of 'the 
Truftees for a Bill to explain and amend Two Acts paffed, LIV. 217. Report, 495. P. 624. 


Moffat ; the Road from thence near Dinwoodie Green, in the County of Dumfries, to Elyan Foot, 
in the County of Lanerk, LIN. 272.. Report, 406. P. 542. 





Paifley Lane, &amp;c. to the Eaft End of the Bridge at Renfrew, LI. 242. See infra, 93. 

Peebles County ; for continuing, &amp;c. the Powers of feveral Acts of 26 Geo. HI. and 11 and 1 5. 
Geo, III. and_ for regulating, &amp;c. the Statute Labour within the faid County, XLVI. 2.4.5. 
Not reported. Petition for Ditto renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 464. Report, and 
Bill ordered, 535. Prefented, &amp;c. 559. 591. Reported, &amp;c. 727. 757. 787. P. 1071. 





Perth County ; for explaining, &amp;c. an Aét of 29 Geo. III. for repairing certain Roads in the faid 
County, and for making, &amp;c. the Road from Crieff towards Stirling and Alloa, and other Roads 
in the faid County, XLVIII. 251. Report, and Bill ordered, 458. Prefented, &amp;c. 604. 610. 
Reported, &amp;c. 677. 716. 760. P. 764. 


— Petition for a Bill to amend and render more effeétual the Act of 29 Geo. III. and 
laft preceding Act, prefented and referred toa Committee, LI. 228. Report, and Bill ordered, 
279 P. 480. 





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Petition for a Bill to amend, &amp;c. fo much of Ads of. 29 and 33 Geo. III. as felates 
to the Road from Perth to Crieff, and the Branches thereof, LI. 308. Report, 401. P. 532. 





Petition for a Bill to enlarge the Powers of fo much of Two Acts of 29 and 33 Geo. HI. 
as refpeéts the Road from Cupar, &amp;c. towards Glammis, LV. 249. Report, 267. Petition 
for Provifion'to be made for extending the Bill to the whole Line of Road-from Perth to 
Cupar, &amp;c.; tolie on the Table, 393. Petition again read, and referred to a Committee, 394. 
Report ; Firft Order for bringing in a Bill difcharged; Report before made again read, and ano- 
ther Bill ordered, 402. P. 595. 


ao 


Queensferry (North) to the Town of Perth ; for continuing, &amp;c. the Terms of Two Ads of 26 
Geo. II. and 12 Geo. II. fo far as refpeéts the faid Road, and to pafs by or near Inverkeithing 
and Kinrofs, XLIX. 250. Report, and Bill ordered, 280. Prefented, &amp;c. 325. Petition 
of George Graham, and William Adam, Efquires, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second 
Reading of the Bill, 337. Petition of Heritors, &amp;c. of the County of Kinrofs, againft ; to lie 
on the Table until the Second Reading of the Bill, 418. Not proceeded in. 





Petition of Owners of Land in the Counties of Perth, Fife, &amp;c. for a Bill to continue 
the Terms of the faid A@ts, &amp;c. LI.244. Report, and Bill ordered, 279. P. 480. 


Renfrew to Greenock by Corfehill, &amp;c.; for enlarging the Term, &amp;c. of an A&amp; of 30 Geo. II. fo 
far as relates to the faid Roads, XLVII. 415. Report, and Bill ordered, 537. Prefented, &amp;&amp;c. 
543- 568. Petitionof Hugh Lord Sempili, againit ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 
Countel ordered, 606. P. 1071. 


Renfrew County ; for enlarging the Terms, &amp;c. of feveral Ads for making and repairing the 
Roads from Gorbals of Glafgow to Floakbridge, Eafter Grange, and other Roads, LII. 242. 
Report, 351. P. 532. ° 

Ditto forenlarging the Term, &amp;c. of fo much of an Act of 34 Geo. III. as re- 


lates to’ the Road from the Toll Houféin Paifley Lane, &amp;c. by or near Park-houfe, to the Eatft 
End of the Bridge at Renfrew, LH. 242. Report, 351. P. 532. 





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HOLAND;. Petitions and Bills of a private! or Webi MbAkES 





Highways Turnpike, continued. 


Stirling, Dumbarton, and Perth County Roads; for repairing Ditto:from Stirling to Dumbarton, 
and other Roads therein, LIT. 317. Petition renewed, LI. 273. Petition of Land Owners 
for including another Branch of Road, at or near Balquharage Houle, &amp;c. ; referred to the fame 
Committee, 340. Report, 352. P. 542. 





Highways, Statute Labour, &amp;c. viz. 


94: Aberdeen County ; for regulating or commuting the Statute Labour in the faid County, L. 144. 
Report, and Bill ordered, 411. Not proceeded in. See fupra, 62. 


95- Caithnefs County ; for making effectual the Statute Labour, and for levying Converfion Money in 
Lieu of Labour, in certain Cafes, and for otherwife regulating, making, &amp;c. High Roads and 
Bridges in the faid County, and Part of the County of Sutherland, XLVII. 279. Report, 674. 


Bill prefented, &amp;c. 694. 751. Reported, &amp;c. 800. Read Third Time, and Title given, and 
Sutherland left out, &amp;c. 815. 862. P.874. 


4 Dumfries County.——See /upra, 77. 


= Fife County ; for regulating and converting the Statute Labour, and for more effectually making 
and repairing the Highways within the faid County, LI. 265. Report, 354. Bill prefented, 
&amp;c. 369. 385. Petition of Farmers and Inhabitants in the County of Fife, againft fevera) 
Claufes in the Bill ;. referred to the Committee on the Bill and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 404. Report, 
and that they had heard Counfel, &amp;c. 445. Read Third Time ; an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 452. 505. P. 531. 








96. Forfar County ; for regulating the Statute Labour, XLIX. 226. P. 569. See fupra, 78. 

OVE Peebles County ; for better regulating the Statute Labour in the faid County, &amp;c. XLVI. 245.— 
XLVI. 464. Report, 535. P. 1071.——See fupra, 88. | 

98. Renfrew County ; for making effeétual the Statute Labour in the faid County, and for levying 


Converfion Money in Lieu of Labour, in certain Cafes, and for otherwife regulating, making, and 
repairing High Roads aad Bridges in the faid County, XLVII. 416. Report, 537. Read 
‘Third ‘Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 708.761. P. 776. 


e Selkirk County ; for levying Converfion Money, and otherwife regulating the High Roads in the 
County, LV. 827. Not reported. 


See fupra, 75. 
Indemnity.——See fupra, 29. 


Navigations, viz. 


99: Forth and Clyde ; for explaining, amending, and ealarging Acts of 8 and 24 Geo. III. for 
making and maintaining a navigable Cut or Canal from and to the faid Places, &amp;c. ; referred 
to a Committee, L. 159. Not reported; Petition renewed and referred, 8c. LU. 278.— 
LHI, 272. LIV. 216. See /upra.—tparhourg, ( Leith.) | 


Corn and Grain brought Coaftwife allowed to be tranfhipped into Lighters, 
for the Purpofe of being carried through that Canal, XLVIIL. P. 1069. See Coa Trade. 


vf ————Bill for empowering the Forth and Clyde Navigation Company to repay, into the Court 
of Exchequer in Scotland, the Sum’ advanced to them for completing their Navigation ; for 
repealing fo much of Act of 24 Geo, III. as relates to the faid Company, and for enabling 
the Barons to advance Part of the Sum fo to be received, to the Company of the Crinan Canal, 
on certain Conditions; ordered, LIV. 646. P. 738..——See /upra, (Harbours) and 13, and 37. 





100. 














Police, &amp;c,——See infra, 105. 


Poor, viz. 


101. For the better Relief of the Poor in the City of Edinburgh, and the Suburbs thereof, and certain 
Diftricts adjoining thereto, LV. 873. Report, &amp;c. 876. 878. Bill committed and Voices given, 


&amp;c. 888. Report, and-Amendments made, &amp;c, 899., Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, 906. P. 922. 


Rents, 07%: 
For eftablithing and apportioning the valued Rent of the Iflands of Zetland, Part of the Stewartry 
of Orkney and Zetland, and for regulating the Mode of giving Notice when a Commiffioner to 
ferve in Parliament for the faid Stewartry is to be eleéted, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, L. 39. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Repart 





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Rents, continued. 


Report, and Bill ordered, 115. Prefented, &amp;c. 124. The Second Reading deferred, 234, 
245. 312. Order of the Day for the Second Reading of Ditto read, and deferred for Six 
Months, 355. 


Rivers: ——See /upra, 53. 


Streets, viz. 


102. Aberdeen ; for paving, &amp;c. and for a better Supply of Water; for enlarging the Prifon, and for 
limiting the Quantity of Gunpowder to be kept by One Perfon, &amp;c. XLVilI. 143. Petition 
renewed for better Paving, Lighting, &amp;c. as before, and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 187. Report, 206. 
Prefented, 8c. 338. Petition of Citizens and Burgeffes, &amp;c. againft; to ki on the Table, 
355 Bill committed, &amp;c. 361. Petition of Citizens and Burgeffes, &amp;c. againft, prefented 
a Second Time; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 383. 
Petition of other Burgeffes and Citizens, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Report is received 
and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. ibid. Day appointed for receiving the Report, 394. Petition of 
Proprietors of Houfes, Burgeffes, 8c. in er 417. Bill reported, and to be further confidered, 
and the Petition of the Burgeffes, &amp;c. againft the Bill to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 421. Fur- 
ther Confideration of Report deferred, 456. Report further confidered ; negative a Motion 
for calling in Counfel, and on a Divifion, for deferring the further Confideration, there not being 
Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 473. Report to be further confidered,'475. On 
a Motion for now taking the faid Report into further Confideration, not Forty Members prefent, 
Houfe again adjourned, 497. To be further confidered, 497. 540, Order of the Day for 
Ditto read, and a Motion for deferring it for Three Months; an Amendment thereon made, and 
there not being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 554. To be further confidered, 
561. 572. 584. 590. 614. The Order for further confidering Ditto difcharged, 621. 








103, Petition, for a Bill renewed and referred, &amp;c. L. 11. Report, 26. Prefented, &amp;c. 363. 405. 
Bill reported, and Lift of Names of Perfons affenting, diffenting, &amp;c. delivered, and to hie 
on the Table, 432. Houfe informed of the Bill, printed with the Amendments of the Com- 
mittee, being delivered to Members at the Door, Report further confidered ; fome Amendments 
difagreed to; Amendments made to feveral of them, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 
476. Read Third Time ; and a Claufe added to prevent taking Water from public Wells for 


private Purpofes, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 486. 518. P. 545. 





=P For opening and making Two new Streets in the City of Aberdeen, LV. 113. Report, 140. 
Petition of Three Mifs Flemings, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 219. Petition 
of Proprietors of Houfes in Aberdeen, againft ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Counfel 
ordered and Voices given, &amp;c. 231. Another Petition of Proprietors of Houfes, &amp;c. againft ; 
referred, and Counfel ordered, 239. Another Petition of Mifs Flemings, againft the Bill ; 
referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 244. Reported, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. 293. P. 374. 
See Report of Expired and Expiring Laws relating to Aberdeen, LI. 741. Supra, 81. &amp;c. 





104. Glafgow City ; for opening and making certain Streets in and near the faid City, XLVI. 217. Re- 
port, 347. P. 707.——See fupra, 81. 


for opening feveral Streets, lighting Ditto, &amp;c. regulating the Police and Markets, 
and for difpofing of the Glebe belonging to the High Church, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 
XLVII. 479. Report, and Notices not being given, order them to be given, 543. Petition 
after Notices given referred to a Committee, 619. Reported, and the Report on the Firft Peti- 
tion read again, and Bill ordered, 708. Not proceeded in. Petition for a Bill for the faid 
feveral Purpofes renewed and referred, &amp;c. LV. 113. Report, and Standing Orders not being 
complied with, Report to lie on the Table, 168. Report again read, and Notices ordered to 
be given, 182. Petition after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 408. Reported; Firlt 
Report again read, and Bill ordered, 423. Petition of Brewers of the City of Glafgow and its 
Environs, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 
&amp;c. 528. Report, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. 554. Bill read Third Time and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 579. P. 714. 


For Superiorities of Lands,——See /upra, (Eftates.) 


105. 








III. Bill from the Lords relating to Scotland, oz. 


106. For granting Relief to Paftors, Minifters, and Lay-Perfons of the Epifcopal Communion in Scotland; 
read, and to be printed, XLVII. 830. Negative now reading the Bill.a Second Time; order 
he to ye afide, and order in another Bill for granting Relief, &amp;c. to Ditto, 1023. See 
upra, Id. : 


For Eftate Bills from the Lords——See fupra, 46. &amp;c. 





IV. Queftions 





Srotland &gt; Queftions Negative; Incidental Proceedings, &amp;c. 























IV. Queftions Negative, wz. 


107. To appointing a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider how far the Provifions-of the Teft 
Aé&amp; (25 Charles II.) relative to Offices and receiving the Sacrament, extend to Perfons born in 
Scotland, XLVI. 550. 


10r. To referring the feveral Petitions, prefented to the Houfe in the laft Parliament, rélative to the 
internal Government of the Royal Burghs, toa-Committee, XLVI. 654. 
109. To referring a Motion to a Committee of the whole Houfe, “ for Leave to bring in a Bill to 


“ give an n Appeal to the Lords in Parliament, from the Judgments and Sentences of the Court 
“ of Jufticiary, and the Circuit Courts of Scotland, in Matter of Law,” XLIX. 123. 


To appointing a Committee to.take into Confideration fo much of the Law of Scotland, as relates 
to the Crime of Leafing-making, Sedition, &amp;c. XLIX. 371. 


V. Incidental Proceedings, v/z. 


10. Petitions ftating Breaches of the Union with Scotland, LIII. 685. 
“ Several Articles of the Union with Scotland, read, LV. 462. 
“ Scottith Parliament ; particular At of Ditto, L. 476. 


See Accounts, 138. 159, 161. 165. 219. 713. 728. 745. 750. 1041. .1107. 
1264. 1351.— Armp, 3. 5. &amp;c.— Willg, 20. 47. 84. 86. 136. 139. 147. 156 
174. 227. 261. 268. 366. 388.—Committees, 97. 106. 123. 128.—Cotn and 
Orain, 2.—Corporations, &amp;c. 8— Debates, 30. — Clections.— Felons. — 
Fitheries, 10. &amp;c.—Game.— Harbell.— boule, 190. 227.— Jreland.— bing, 14. 
32.—Laws Crpiring, 42.— Potions, 95.—Puir and Palmer.— petitions, 70.— 
_ Sedition, — Slaves. — Smuggling. — Supplip, 292. 300. 336. 354. 362. 383. 
395- 410. 412. 463. 482. 507. 510. 552. 582. 592.—Union. 





f 4 . 
Scrutinies. 
Stated to be demanded, and refufed, Lil. 21. 

See Clections.— polls and Scrutinies. 








Sculpture. 


See Inventions. 


Sea, 


See Embankment, 1. 6. &amp;c.— Feng, 4. 6. 11. &amp;c.—Fitherieg, (Tweed River.)—Pabvigae 
tions, 53. &amp;c. —posr, 38.—oupplp, 321. 322. 463. 








Sea or Land Customs. 


Of the Eaft India Company, XLVI. 401. 648. 
See Accounts, 508. 





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t. 


Land 
. 


Ee P 


Sea Ynlurances. 


See Suppip, 315. 463. 





Seals, ( fish.) 


See Auctions.—houle, 94.—Importation, 9.—Lawws Crpiving, 6. 8. 17. 32.— Supplp, 29 5. 


Seals, “Jnstruments.) 


Particular Companies to have Common Seals, XLVII. 479. 

Petitions under Common Seals, XLVI. 237.—XLVII. 470.—LII. 78. 429. 548.—LIV. 211. 
Ditto neceffary to be under the Seals of particular Companies, 8&amp;c. LIII. 539. 

A particular Article in Trade to be fealed with a diftin&amp; Seal, Lui. 615. 


See Wills, 222.—Bridges, 4.—Corporations and Companies,—Clectiong, (Writs). 
—oule, 276.—ieather, 3.—Mabigarions, 111.—priop Seal—ouppip, 46 5. 





—Seamen. 


I. Bills relating to Seamen, wz. 


For the better Regulation and Government of Seamen employed in the Coafting Trade of this 
Kingdom, ordered, XLVI. 568. Reported, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 641. P. 686. 


For explaining and amending an A&amp; of 31 Geo. II. for the Encouragement of Seamen employed 
in the Royal Navy, &amp;c.} ordered, XLVI.617. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 660. Not 
proceeded in. Again ordered, &amp;c. XLVII. 376. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 402. 
Report of the Bill deferred, 600. This Bill not being thought effectual, it was withdrawn and’ 
another Bill ordered, 611. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 640. P. 776. See infra, 6, 


For explaining and amending an Act of 26 Geo. III. for further preventing Frauds and Abufes * 
attending the Payment of Wages, &amp;c. due for the Services of Petty Officers and Scamen, &amp;c. 
ordered, XLVI. 617. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 660. Again ordered, XLVII. 
376. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 402. Report of the Bill deferred, 531. 600. Re- 
ported, and an Amendment made; &amp;c. 611, P. 776. 











For extending certain Acts therein mentioned to Petty Officers and Seamen, &amp;c. ferving or who 
may have ierved on board any of His Majefty’s Ships, and refiding in Ireland, ordered, XLVI. 
617. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 660. Again ordered, XLVII. 376.  Par- 
ticular Acts read, and another Order made for a Bill to be brought in, 778. Report on the 
Bill deferred, 800. 804. Reported, &amp;c. 806. P. 1069. 


For the better Supply of Mariners and Seamen to ferve in His Majefty’s Ships of War, on board 
Merchant Ships, and other Trading Ships and Veffels, during the prefent War; ordered, XLVIH. 
645. Bill confidered in the Committee, and reported, &amp;c. 657. P. 711. 





For the Encouragement of Seamen, and for the better and more effectually manning His Majefly’s 
Navy; ordered, XLVHI. 666. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 713. Confidered in 
a Committee, and report; Report to be further confidered, and to be printed, 833. Re- 
committed and confidered, &amp;c. 866. Report ; Claufes added, and Amendments made to 
the Bill, 921. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 923. P. 938. Bill to amend 
this Act ordered, LII. 669. 4’. 749. 


For preventing the Defertion of Seamn from Britifh Merchant Ships trading to the Weft Indies ; 
ordered, &amp;c. LIl. 75.———See infra 





Fer 








Spe ANN continued 


For carrying into Execution an Order of Council, for an Increafe of Pay and Provifions to the 
Seamen and Marines, ferving in His Majefty’s Navy, and to amend fo much of an Act of 35 
Geo. III. as enables Petty Officers, 8c. to allot Part of their Pay for the Maintenance..of their 
Wives, &amp;c.; ordered, LII. 555. Order of Council approving of Ditto prefented. and entered ; 
ibid. Referred to the Committee on the Bill, 557. P. 558. See infra, 7: 








‘ 


II. Petitions relating to Seanien, vz. 
Of the Merchants of the Port of Liverpool, for a Bill to prevent the Defettion of Seamen from 


Britifh Merchant Ships trading to His Majefty’s Colonies arid Iflands in the Weft Indies ; to lie 
on the Table, LI. 75. Bill for Ditto ordered, 211. P.637.—See WHelE Jndies. 


HiT. Queftion Negative, v7z. 
7. A Motion of Cenfure upon His Majefty’s Minifters for a fuppofed Negle&amp;, in not prefenting 


Eftimates, for an Increafe of Pay to Seathén, {enér thah they did prefent them, LII. 563. 
See fupra, 6. 


IV. Incidental Proceedings relating to Seamen, zz. 


8. A Petition of certain Seamen, being for an Increafe of Pay, aid not being recommended fréMi the 
Crown, not received, XLVIII. 278. 
9. One Seaman directed to be equivalent to Two Landmen, Ls 306. 
10. Nurferies for Seamen, LI. 424. 
iI. Particular Exceptions, as to Duties, refpeCting Widows of Seamen, LII. 514. 


See Accounts, 358. 378. 882. 894. 895. 899. gOI. go2- 907. 9134 1062. 1088, 
&amp;c.— Arinp.— Bills, 260. 269.—Fifheries, 10 —iparbours.—potions, 40.— 
Hrabp, 10.12. 14. 17. K—Ships and Uefiels, &amp;c—Gupplp, 214. eer 





Sea Pay. 


Wages due to Ships in Ditto, &amp;c. LII. 165. 





Seas, 


See Accounts, 130.—Mdbdrefles, 162. 163.—%Bilis, 65. 153. 273. Drawhacks, 18.—Caf 
Zudia Company, 2.—Cmbankment.— Fivheries, 2. 4. 6. 10.—iking, 14.—Laws Crpiring, 
1. 6. 8. 10. 16. 28.—iLebant Seas.—Pembers, 11.—MPotions, 101.—MPabp, 1. 6.— 
Dffences.— Dffenders.— petitions, 81.—Salt.—Scotland, 101.—Ships and Ueflels.— 
fSouppip, 353- 378. | 





Sea Service. 


See Artount$, 903. 905. 929.—Supplp, 214. 216. 220. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Seats. 


See Churches, 14. 18.—€lectiong —Houle, 171.—3nclofures, 131.— embers, t. 2. 4, 
117. &amp;c. 





Secretaries and Secretary of State. 


See Atceunts, 233. 1090.— Addrefles, 137. 144. 165.— Mtl, 88. 139.— Commercial 
Crevit, 2.—Clectiong, 232.—Woule, 168.—MDffices.— petitions, 73.—Supply, 73.2 
Wortes, 5 . . 





Secret Committees. 


See Committees, 153, &amp;c.—Woule, 1X. and 257. 259. 





Secret Servite, 


See Accounts, 311. 1115.—Addrefles, 55.—Supplp, 243. 





Securities. 


See Accounts, 349. 777.— Bills, 41. 45. 139.——%Bridges, 12.—Commercial Credit—_cCor- 
porations, &amp;c. 3.—Culfoms, 1.— France.—Dighwaps, &amp;c. 136.— Holiand,—ODffices, 4.— 
Smuggling, 2. : 





SHecurity. 


See Willg, 247. 258. 383.—Committecs, 135.—Jnveytions. 


Sedition. 


I. Bills relating to Sedition, v/z. 


I. To empower His Majefty to fecure and‘ detain fuch Perfonsas He fhall fufpect are confpiring 
againft His Perfon and Government, ordered, XLIX. 610. Negative Motion fora Call of the 
Houfe, 610. Bill prefented, and gone through in all its Stages, on feveral Divifions, to the Third 
Reading, 610. Preambles to Two Atts, and Entries in the Journal read, 610, The Houfe met 
on a Saturday; Motion for an immediate Adjournment ; Entries in the Journal read, and Negative 
adjourning on a Divifion ; order of the Day for the Third reading, read ; Motion for now read- 
ing the Billa Third Time ; Entries in the Journal. read ; Motion made for the Houfe to oon, 
* pe e€ 








HeVICION ; Bills rcidting thereto: 








paffed in the Negative ona Divifion ; Houfe interrupted by a Meffage from the Lords agreeing 
to Bills; the Bill read Third Time, and Negative’ bringing up a Claufe, diréCting, that Perions 
taken into Cuftody, under this Act, who fhall not be profecuted, &amp;c. within a limited Time 
fhall be delivered or bailed ; Bill paffed, &amp;c. ona Divifion, 612. 613. A Copy of the Report 
from the Committee of Secrecy ordered to be communicated to the Lords,and an Addrefs to 
His Majefty for the Book and Papers which were laid before the Houfe to be communicated 
to the Lords, and order the Report from the Committee of Secrecy to be printed, 613. 
Anfwer from His Majefty, that he gives Leave, &amp;c. and a. Meffage fent to the Lords to de- 
liver the faid Book and Papers, &amp;c. 613. Anfwer to mig 2 reported, 617. And a Special 
Anfwer from the Lords relative to Ditto, ibid. A Meflage from the Lords that they have re- 
ferred the Book and Papers to a Committee of Secrecy, and given the Committee Power to re- 
. ceive any Communication which may be made to them from the Committee of Secrecy ap- 


pointed by the Houfe of Commons, 619. Bill agreed to by the Lords without any Amend- 
ment, 621. P. 622. 





2. A&amp; of the preceding Seffion read, and Bill to continue,the fame for a. Time to be limited, or- 
dered, L. 70.  Prefented, &amp;c. 72. Deferred, 89. Read Second Time on a Divifion, and 
committed, 92. Deferred, 97.. Confidered;.a Divifion on the Speaker’s leaving the Chair ; 
Report received, &amp;c. 100. Read Third Time; paffed on a Divifion, and Title given, 104. 
Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 130. 140. P. 153. ° 


3. A printed Copy of a Proclamation iffued 31{t October, 1795; and a Copy of a Proclamation iffued, 
4th of November, 1795, prefented to the Houfe by His Majefty’s Command, and ordered to 
be confidered, LI. 34. Confidered, and entered ; and a Bill for more effectually preventing Se- 
ditious Meetings and Affemblies, ordered, 50. Prefented; Negative adjourning the Debate 
on the Bill being read Firft Time; read Firft Time, on a Divifion; ordered to be read 
Second Time, on a Divifion, and ordered to be printed, 69. Read Second Time on a Divi- 
fion, and committed, 89. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of Rocthefter, and Parts 
adjacent againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, 93. Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Reading ; and Petition of Freemen,and Citizens of the ancient City of Canterbury, againft Ditto, 
96.97. Petition of the Inhabitants of the City of Briftol, againft Ditto, 97. Petition of the Loyal 
and Well-affected Inhabitants ef the Towns ahd Neighbourhood of Manchefter and Salford, 
in favour of the Bill, ibid. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and County of the Town 
of Southampton ; and Petition of the Inhabitants of the City of Norwich, againft the Bill, 98. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the City of Chefter ; and Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Sheffield, againft Ditto, ibid. Petition of the Inhabitants of the City of Chi- 
chefter and its environs; and Petition of the there underfigted Britons, Inhabitants of London 
and its environs, againft Ditto, 99. Petition of Inhabitants and Houfeholders of the Borough 
of Reading ; Ditto of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Borough of Devizes ; Ditto of the Gentlemen, 
&amp;c. of Newcaftle upon Tyne; Ditto of the Convener of the Trades of Edinburgh, in favour 
of the Bill, 101. Ditto of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of the Borough of Bridport, and other Petitions againft 
Ditto, 101. 102. Dittoof the Loyal Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood, of Maid- 
ftone, and Ditto of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of Buckingham, in favour of Ditto, 
102. Petition of Inhabitants of Houfton, and Kilellan, in the County of Renfrew, and other 
Petitions, againft the Bill, 105. Committee deferred, 109. Petition of the Gentry, &amp;c. of 
the City of Exeter, and other Petitions, againft the Bill, 110. Petition of the Inhabitants of 
the City, Clofe, &amp;c. of Winchefter, in favour of the Bill, ibid. Petition of the Working Cord- 
wainers, and other Trades, and other Petitions againft the Bill, 111. Petition of the Mayor, 
&amp;c. of the Borough and Parifh of Southmoulton in favour of Ditto, 114. Petition ‘of In- 
habitants of the Town of Colchefter, againft Ditto, iid. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of the 
Borough of Leeds, in favour of Ditto, 115. Ditto of Inhabitants of the City and Sub- 
urbs of Winchefter, againft Ditto, ibid. Order of the Day for going into the Committee 
on the Bill read; negative, on a Divifion, adjourning Ditto; the Speaker Leaves the Chair on a 
Divifion; Committee confiders the Bill; reports a Progrefs, and to fit again, ibid. Petition of 
Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Saint Clement Danes, Weftminfter; Ditto of Inhabitants, &amp;c. of Weft- 
minfter, and Ditto of Inhabitants of Leicefter, in favour of the Bill, 116. Petition of In- 
habitants of Newport, Cornwall, 8c. and Ditto of Inhabitants of Launcefton againft the Bill, 
118. Petition of Inhabitants of the Town and Port of Hythe, and its Neighbourhood, againft 
Ditto, 132. Ditto of Inhabitants of Lyme Regis, and Ditto of Inhabitants of Leicefter, againft 
Ditto, 133. Dittto of Inhabitants of Southampton, and its Neighbourhood, in favour of Ditto, 
ibid. Petition of Inhabitants of Stafford ; Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Newcaftle under Lyme ; 
Ditto of Gun-makers of London and Weftminfter, &amp;c. and Ditto of John Cartwright, againft 
the Bill, iid. Petition of Inhabitants of the City and Liberty of Weftminfter, agninkt Ditto, 
137. Petition of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c. of the County of Surrey ; and Ditto of the Loyal In- 
habitants of Portfmouth and Portfea, and their Ncighbourhdéod, in favour of the Bill, 138. - 
Ditto of Inhabitants of the Ward of Caftle Baynard; Ditto of Inhabitants of the City of Bath; 
Ditto of Inhabitants of the Ward of Alderfgate; and Ditto of Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, 
againft the Bill, 138. 139. Bill further confidered ; Report ; the Report to be further con- 
fidered, and to be printed, 140. Petition of the Court of Direétors of the Eaft India Com- 
pany ; Dittoof Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Liverpool, and Ditto of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, in favour 
of the Bill, 142. Petition of Noblemen, &amp;c. of the County of Northumberland, and other 
Petitions againfl Ditto, 142. 143. Petition of Mayor, &amp;e. of Newcaftle under Lyme, and 

! i Ditto 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 10 X 









SPeVItiON , Bills relating iehereto. 





















































—— 


Ditto of Chefter, and Ditto of the Dean, &amp;c. of Saint Peter’s, Weftminfter, in favour of the Bill, 

143. 144. Petition of Inhabitants of Barnard Caftle; Ditto of the County of Hants ; Ditto 

of the City of York : Ditto of Plymouth, Plymouth Dock, and Stonehoufe; and Ditto of 

Wrexham againft the Bill, 144.145. Dittoof Lord Provolt, &amp;c. of Glafgow, and Dean of Guild, 

&amp;c. of Glafgow, in. favour of Ditto,-145. Petition of Inhabitants of Caftle Baynard Ward, in 

favour of Ditto, 150. Ditto of Inhabitants of the Town and County of Poole, and other Petitions 

againft Ditto, 150. 151. 152. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Glafgow; Ditto of Aldermen, 

8c. of Saint Alban ; and Ditto of certain Electors, &amp;c. of Southwark in favourof Ditto, 152. 153. 

Ditto of Merchants, Manufaéturers, &amp;c. of Glafgow, and Ditto of the Friendly Affociation of 

Merchant Shipwrights of the River Thames, againft Ditto, 152. 153. The Report further 

confidered, Amendments made to feveral of the Amendments.of the Committee, and feveral 

Amendments made to the Bill; A Claufe added refpecting the Sufficiency of .Notice fent to the 

Clerk of the Peace,and Day appointed for the Third Reading, &amp;c. 158. Petition of Inhabitants 

ot the Ancient Borough of Lewes, and of the Cliffe, and Southover, in the County of Suffex, 

againft the Bill, iid. Petition of Inhabitants of Nottingham, againft Ditto, 166. Ditto ot 

Noblemen, &amp;c. of the County of Southampton ; Ditto of Merchants, &amp;c. of Port Glafgow, and 

Newark, and Ditto of Magiftrates, 8c. of Port Glafgow and Newark, fn favour of the Bill, 167. 

Petition of Nobility, &amp;c. of the County of Middleféx againft Ditto, 168. Petition of the 

Steward, &amp;c. of the Borough of Cirencefter, in favour of Ditto, 172. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. 

of Coventry ; Ditto of Burgeffes, &amp;c. of Arundel; Ditto ef Minifters, &amp;c. of Saint James and 

Saint John, Clerkenwell, in favour of Ditto, 173. Petition of Inhabitants of the Borough of 

Bridport, againft Ditto, 173. Petition of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Staines, in the County of Middle- 

fex ; and Ditto of Inhabitant Houfeholders, &amp;c. of Lewes, and other Petitions, in favour of 

Dirto, 174. 175. 176.177. Petition of Inhabitants of Arundel, and other Petitions, againft 

Ditto, 174. 175. 176. 177+ Bill read Third Time on a Divifion ; negative bringing up a Claufe 

for varying or altering, é&amp;c. the Bill by any Act of the fame Seffion; a Claufe added, declaring 

that no Payment to a Schoolmafter thall be deemed a Payment of Money, refpecting Lectures 

within the Aéct; negative an Amendment, propofed to leave out “* Three Years,” for the 

duration of the Bill; Amendments made to the Bill; a Petition from the Weavers, 8c of 

Coventry, received againft the Bill, and Bill fent tothe Lords, 177. 178. Petition of Gentle- 

men, &amp;c. of Sunderland; in the County of Durham, in favour of the Bill, 184. Ditto of 

the Mayor, &amp;c. of the Town of Rye, and Neighbourhood, again{ft a former Petition, and 

in favour of the Bill, 184. Ditto of the Inhabitants of Penryn, in favour of Ditto, 188. Pe- 

titioa of Freeholders of Yorkthire, and Ditto of Heritors, &amp;c. of Strathaven, againft Ditto, 188. 

189. Ditto of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of York; and Ditto of Merchants, &amp;c. of 

Glafgow, in favour of Ditto, 189. Petition of Nobility, &amp;c. of the County of Lincoln; Ditto 

- ot Inhabitants of the Parifh of Redruth, and its Neighbourhood; and Ditto of Gentlemen, 

&amp;c. of the County of Denbigh, in favour of the Bill, 193. Ditto of the Loyal Inhabitants of 

the Borough of Bridport in favour of Ditto, 194. Ditto of Inhabitants of the Town and 

Neighbourhood of Huddersfield, in the County of York, again{t Ditto, 195. Ditto of 

_ Magiftrates, &amp;c. of Kilmarnock, in favour of Ditto, 199. Petition of Inhabitants of Phillack 

and the Neighbourhood; in the County of Cornwall, in favour of Ditto, 205. Ditto of 

Mayor, &amp;c. of Great Torrington, in favour of Ditto, 215, Ditto of Gentry, &amp;c. of the County 

of Durham againft the Bill, 216. Petition of Magiltrates, &amp;c. of Paifley, and other Petitions for 

, the Bill, 216. 217. 219. Ditto of Inhabitants of Renton, &amp;c.-and other Petitions againft 

a Ditto, 218. 219. Bill agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 233. Lords Amend- 

- ments confidered ; Entry in the Journal of Amendments made to Gloucefter Gaol Bill, read ; 

Amendments read a Second Time, and agreed to, with a Special Entry of the Reafons for 
agreeing to them ordered, 236. P. 246. 


4. Bill for the more effe€tual Suppreffion of Societies eftablifhed for Seditious and Treafonable Pur- 
potes, and for Prevention of other Treafonabie and Seditious Practices ; ordered, LIV. 469, 
Prefented, &amp;c. and to be Printed, 473. Bill reported, and feveral Amendments amended, &amp;c. 525. 
Read Third Time; a Claufe added; Amendments made, &amp;c. 530. Agreed to by the Lords 
with fome Amendments, 677. Amendments confidered ; deferred for Three Months, and ano- 
‘ther Bill ordered, 712. 715. New Bill prefented ; read Firft and Second Time, and committed, 
716. Confidered in the Committee, and reported, &amp;c. 720. P. 737. 


See Accounts, 978. 9$1.—parliament, 11. 


See Mddrefles, 91. 92. 196. 119. 120 121.— Bills, 270. 331. 375. — Com: 
mittees, 128.— Houle, 193. 259. 416.—Ring, 7. 14. 32.—Mellages, 30. 075. 
—Difenders, 





For Proclamations relating to Seditious Pra€tices, 





Seduttion. 


See Armp.— Divorces. 





££ ey ooo | Tyee 
#oEaG 24 
\ eV ESS 3 MEN 


Growing of Grafs-Seeds, Turnips,.sind Potatoes, dn Wafte and Boggyrluands, 8. LI. 270 
See Ponle, 97. 100.— Importation, 6.—Laws Crpiring, 32. 





7 se 


~ 


@ aS 4 4 : 3 3 ao 
Tae oO | 
Seisures, 
See Mecounts, 381. 1054. reife, 15.—rinting, 56—Sbips, &amp;c. 1.—Smuggling, 1. 2. 
West Judies, 5. : 





Spentences. 


See Abdrefies, 157. 165. 166.—Coses, 1.—Courts:—@embers, 28. 29.—abp, 19.— 
Petitions, 55- 57- 





SHequestrations. 


See ills, 139. 268.—Commertial Credit, 3.—Quakers, 1. 





Sermons, 


Defired by the Houfe to be printed, XLVIII, 121. 666:—XLIX.. 81, 268.—LIV. 46. 229.— 
LV. 300. 


See Boule, 53. 54. 





| Serjeant at Arms. 


See Honfe, 59. 61. 348.+Drbers, 73. —opeaker, 94. . 





SHerjeants at Lav. 


Bill from the Iuords, to-enable fuch Perfon as His Majefty thall appoint to the vacant Office of a 
Baron of the Exchequer, to take upon himfelf the Degree of a Serjeant at Law, LIV. 707. Con- 
fideréd, 8c. and returned to the Lords tlie fame Day, 707. P. 710. 


ree Bill by the Commons, to enable Perfons appointed to the Office of Chief Juftice, 8c. to take upon ~ 
theniftives the Degree of Serjeant «at Law in Vacation ; ordered, LIV: 727. Prefented; read 
Cut snd Second Time, .€&amp;c. and ordered to be.ingroffed, 727. Sent to the Lords, &amp;c. 732. 

a faee - 744. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











ey 


oys 11 Sée Mecouhep; 222.— 


- ‘ 


Gdotettes, 147:++Peufe,.201. cc Pilitia; F1. aio 





Servants, Roe ete eer 


I. Petition of Houfeholders of London , and Weftminfter, praying for a Remedy againft the Evil of 
Perfons giving falfe Charadters to’ Servants ; ‘to‘hevon the Table, XLVI. 299. Petition again 
read, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c:'392. Report, and Bill to prevent the forg- 

ing and counterfeiting Certificates of Servants Characters, ordered, 471.. Pryefented, &amp;c. 587. 
Sent to the Lords, 651. Not returned. ; 


- —— Another Bill for Ditto, ordered, XLVII. 377. Prefented, &amp;c. 546. Sent to the Lords 637. 
Amendments made at the Lords, which were not agreed to, but deferred for Two Months, 
830,.——See infra. SW 5a aro onss Coa or 


Another Bill ordered, XLVII..830, 1062. New Bill prefented; read, &amp;c. and committed, 
1064. Confidered, and reported, ibid. Read Third Time, &amp;c. 1066. 1088. P. 1090. 


20 Bill for the better fettling of Difputes between “Mafters:and Miftrefles of Families, and their Menial 
or Domettic Servant ; ordered, LV. 264." Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered ‘to be printed, 265. 
Committed, 466. Inftruction relative to punifhing Perfons who undertake to perform any Work 
and neglect to pay the Labourers, 8c. and Bill confidered ; report'a Progiefs, and to be further 
confidered, 534. Further confidered ; reported ; Report to be further-confidered, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 550. Report further confidered, and Bill re-committed to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 574. Upon a Motion for the Speaker’s leaving the Chair to go into the 
Committee, the Houte divided ; no Noes went forth ; and.Notice being taken of Forty Mem- 
bers not being prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 593. Another Day appointed for further confider- 
ing the Bill, 609. 624. Order of the Day again read, and on a Motion for the Speaker leaving 
the Chair, not Forty Members prefent;, and the Houfe adjourns, 638. Another Day appointed 
for the Committee, 642. Further confidered ; and the Speaker refumes the Chair, without any 
Report being made, 649. Cre 


See Accounts, 639. 1161.—2Billg, 29. 84. 279. 374.—-Duties, 73.—Case India 
Company, 15.—IJndemnitp, 5.—Labourers.—-Pembers, 1. 74.—Perchanes, 
&amp;c.—pabigations, 4.—Supplp, 351. 495. 520. 


Service) Services, &amp;c. 








. Foreign Secret Service, XLVI. 606. 
2. Special Service; XLVI. 606. 
3. His Majefty’s Service Abroad, XLIX. 175. &amp;c. 


See Gecounts, 145, 285. 311. 608. 661. 667. 11 15. 1119.—Qddrefles, 54. 55.— 
Bills, 222. 224. 259.— Houle, 193.—MWellages, 21.—Duestions Previous Me- 
gatibe, (Bank).—SSupplp, 70. 72. 74. 148. 163. 214. 220. 307. 


‘ ’ v9 4 ss 
Session. 
See Elections, 249.—oufle, 460.—Justices of the Peace, 4—Parliament, 11—Speaker, 
15, &amp;c.—Speeches, 37. &amp;c. 


+, Sessions. | 





——— Eee Se 





ee 


1. Chriftmas Seffions ; Notices given at Ditto, XLVI. 393.——See Christmas, 

Pie ba Eafter Seffions; Notices given at Ditto, XLVI. 468.—XLVII. 722.—XLVIII. 650. 694.— 
LI. 586.——See Caster, 

3. Michaelmas Seffions ; Notices given at Ditto, XLVI. 193.—LI. 253.—See Michaelmas, 


See alfo Committers, 112.—Courts, 3.—oule, 164.—FJustices of the Peace, 2. 4. 
—King, 14.—Dabourers.— Motites.—Drders.— Quarter Sessions, 1. &amp;c.— 
Rates.—Sessions Houles. 
























Sessions Woules. 


I, Notices affixed on the Doors of Seffions Houfes, XLVI. 193.—XLVII. 708. 721. 727. &amp;c.— 
XLVJi!. 171. 694.—XLIX. 495.—L. 99. 104. 105. 430.——-LI. 290. 299. 436. 595.— 
LY. 344 418. 546. 597:—LIII. 522. 527. 535.—-LV. 637. 555. 


Ditto neglected to be done, Lil. 469. 
See Gaolg, 4. &amp;c.— Segsions. 








SHettlement, (of Accounts.) 


See Aecountg, (Army.) (Navy.) &amp;c.— Committers, 191. 





Settlements. 


See @trounts, 508.—1Billg, 267. 275. 390.—Committers, 109.—Cast Jnbdia Company, &amp;c. 
—houfe, 122.—Jnd{a,— Poor, 41. &amp;c.—Quebec—Hocieries, 4.—Wine. 





Settlers. 


See Accounts, 50. 100. 101. &amp;c,— Afvica.— Mulgquits Spore, _Pootka Sound.—Supply, 32. 
44. 50. \ 





Sewers. 


I. Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, for repairing the Common Sewer in 
Bridge Street, Blackfriars, or making a new Sewer inftead of a certain Part thereof, &amp;c. ; re- 
ferred to a Committee, L. 541. Report, 558. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 565. 577. Petitiogquof 
the Proprietors of the Grand Junétion Canal, who have purchafed a Wharf within the Prect 
of Whitefriars, againft the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, 8c. 585. Petition of Owners, &amp;c, of Houfes, Buildings, and Wharfs, being 

* Part of the Ground embanked. purfuant to an Act of Parliament, again{t; referred to the Com- | 4 
mittee, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 597. Report, 614. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added # 
after being Committed, for extending certain Provifions of former Acts to this Bill, and an ' 
Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 619. 638. P. 639. 


2. Petitions of Commiffioners of Sewers, LI. 519.—LII. 322.—LIII. 74. ° 


3. A Court of Sewers being to be held, &amp;c. a Member has leave of Abfence from an Election Com- 
mittee, XLVI. 170. 
See Accounts, 357.—2Billg, 84. 271.—Dorks, 6.—Squates and Streets, 23. 43.— 
Tower Hamlets, 





Shares. 


See Bills, 237. 365.—Committers, 117.—Houle, 219. 237.—Motions, 63.—Pabigations, 


1. 20. 72. 





Ean 


Inprex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








‘Sheep, &amp;e. 


Sheep Walks, Sheep Commons, &amp;c. LH. 268. 286. 303. 400. 


See Commong and Wastes.— BHutthers.—Dogs,—houle, 145:—Fnelofures, 36. 76. 
140. 158. 235- 341. 419. (and Barningham and Holt.)—Crave, &amp;c. 16. 18.— 


Wight, Fete of, 





‘ff 
Sheriffs. 
1. Orders of the Houfe fent tothem, viz. 
Sheriffs of England, &amp;c. and by them to be fent to Gaolers, &amp;c. XLVI. 690. 
Particular Sheriffs, and Ditto, LV. 582. 


i Relative to Navigable Canals, XLVII. 1068.—XLIX. 562. 
2. To make Returns to the Clerk of the Houfe, XLVII. 24.—L. 390. 


By Prefent Petitions, XLVII..801.—XLIX. 73. 208. 491.—L. 410. §41.—LI. 92. 246. 431.— 
LII. 218. 269. 390.—LIII. 84. 235.236. 311. 312.—LIV. 75.—LV. 585. 

4 Petition of Sheriff, Grand Jury, &amp;c. XLVI. 392. 3 

5. Reports relative to Woods, Forefts, &amp;c: XLVIII. 559. 574. 


See Metounts, 957. 1005. 1041. 4121. 1264.—Complaints, 21. 22.—Dogs.— 
Elections, 6. 34- (and Carmarthen and Southwark.)—W®oule, 175. 267. 274. 321. 
322.— Justices of the peace, 4.—HSrotland, 54- 





Shipping and Navigation. 


t. Petition of Robert Claxton, of the City of Briftol, Merchant, to be enabled to take the Oath 
prefcribed, 8c. by Act of 26 Geo. III. for the further Increafe and Encouragement of Shipping 
and Navigation ; referred toa Committee, XLVIII. 274. Report, and Bill ordered for Ditto, 
428. P. 745. | 

2. A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. and other Acts, read, and Committee appointed to confider Ditto, XLIx. 386. 
Confidered, 391. Report, 400.——See Ships and Ueffels, 7. 


Shipping, Navigation, and Colonies, oz. 
#. Report of the Select Committee on Expired Laws, &amp;c. LI. 728. 


See Atcounts, 342. 344. 345. 355. 358- 429. 431. 588. 764. 904. 1058. &amp;c.—Com- 
mevtial Credit,—Corpovations, 4.—2Docks, 1. 2. 3. 6. &amp;c.—harbours.— havens, 
—oule, 151. 189.—Ports.— Ships and Ueilels, 7. 





Ships and Weilels. 


I. Petitions and Bills relating to Ships and Veflels, vz. 





I. Of Abraham Bofquet, Efquire, late One of His Majefty’s Commiffaries of Mufters, praying for a 
Liberty or Licenfe to employ a Veffel in Trade, with a perpetual Breach in her, and which he 
will prevent from foundering at Sea; to lie.onthe Table, XLIX. 278. Petition again read, and 
referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 636. Not reported. 


Of William Harper, of Liverpool, Merchant, for a Bill to admit a Foreign-built Veffel, purchafed 
by him and others, and repaired, to the Privileges of a Britifh-built Ship, by the Name of 
Sundet; to lie on the Table, Lil. 318. 


Of feveral Perfons, Owners and Mafters of Ships, for Relief, againft a Decifion of the Court of 
King’s Bench, relative to their being refponfible to the Owners of their Cargoes for all Damages 
which may happen to their Cargoes, which do not arife by the Aét of God, &amp;c.; referred to a 

Committee,’ 


tr 
. 


Ge 














Ships and Beflels; Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 


a 


Committee, LII..611. Report, and Bill ordered for giving Relief to the faid Owners of Ships, 


&amp;c. 619. Prefented, &amp;c. 646. Committed, 652. 


Voices given to all the Members of the 


Committee, 667. Petition of Richard Buller and Company, Merchants, and Partners, againft 
the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 670. Another 
Petition of Richard Buller and Company, Merchants, &amp;c. ; to lie on the Table until the Report 
is received from the Committee on the Bill, 678. Petition of Merchants, employing Owners 
and Mafters of Ships in the Carriage of Goods and Merchandife, againft the Bill; to lie on the 


Table until the Report is received, &amp;c. 680. 


Reported, and other Amendments being neceflary, 


the Bill re-committed ; and the faid Petition of Richard Buller and Co. referred to the Com- 


mittee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 681. 


Petitions of Merchants, &amp;c. ot Wakefield, Hudders- 


field, Leeds, &amp;c. againft the Bill; referred to the Committee, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 691. 
Petition of Merchants and Shippers of Goods, &amp;c.; and Petition of Merchants refiding at Wol- 
verhampton ; and another Petition of Richard Buller and Company, Merchants, againft the Bill ; 
to lie on the Table until the Report is received from the Committee on the Bill re-committed, 


702. 


Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town of Rochdale; and Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. 


of the Town of Halifax, Yorkthire, againfta particular Amendment made to the Bill fince it 
was brought in, but in favour of the Bill as it was brought in; to lie on the Table till Ditto, 


703- 


Bill reported ; and that Counfel had been heard in Support of the Petitions referred, &amp;c. 


and the Report to be further confidered; the faid Petitions laft prefented to lie on the Table till 
the Report is taken into further Confideration ; and fuch as defire to be heard by Counfel are to 
be heard, &amp;c.; the Bill, as amended, to be printed, at the Expence of the Parties applying 
for the fame, and to be delivered at the Door to Members, 704. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Newark-upon-Trent ; and Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. of Grantham, againft the Bill; to lie on 
the Table uatil the Report is taken into further Confideration, 709. 710. Petition of Merchants, 


refiding at Nottingham, &amp;c. againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 711. 


Petition of the 


Matter, &amp;c. of the Company of Cutlers, in Hallamfhire, in the County of York ; Ditto of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. in the Borough of Penryn; Ditto of Birmingham; Ditto of Norwich; and Ditto of 


Shippers of Goods at Feverfham, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table, &amp;c. 713. 


Petition of 


Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchefter ; and Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of London, Weftminfter, and 
Borough of Southwark ; and other Petitions againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Report 


is taken into further Confideration, 718. 


The Report now taken into further Confideration, 


and proceeded in, Counfel. againft the Bil! called in and heard ; examine Witneffes, and the 


Report to be further confidered, 719. 


Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town and Neigh- 


bourhood of Dudley, againft Ditto ; to lieon the Table, &amp;c. and Day appointed for the Report 


to be further confidered, 723. 


The Report further confidered; Bill again re-committed, 


and immediately confidered ; upon a Divifion, Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe 


adjourns, 736. 
Committee, LUI. 318. 
ordered, 341. 
Merchants of Dartmouth and Poole, in favour of Ditto; to lie on the Table, 398. 
chants of Scarborough; Ditto, 400. Of Ditto at Plymouth, 408. 
of Briftol, &amp;c. 429. 





Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 356. 


Petition of Merchants and Owners of Ships, &amp;c. renewed, and referred to a 
Reported ; Bill for the further Relief of Owners and Matters of Ships, 


Petitions of 
Of Mer- 


Of Merchant Venturers 
Of Ship Owners of Exeter, &amp;c. 434. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of King’s 


Lynn, and other Petitions, Ditto, 438. Of Ship Owners, &amp;c. in North Shields, Ditto, 441. 


Of Ship Owners, &amp;c. in Harwich, and other Places, Ditto, 444. 


Of Merchants, &amp;c. of 


Dundee, and of Edinburgh and Leith, Ditto, 453. Petition of Matter, &amp;c. of the Company of 
Cutlers in Hallamfhire, and of Merchants, &amp;c. of Sheffield, in the County of York, againft the 


Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 456. 
Company, Merchants, againft Ditto; to lie on the Table until Ditto, 458. 


Petition of Richard Buller and 
Bill committed ; 


Petition of Richard Buller and Company again read ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel 


ordered, &amp;c. 459. 


Table, 463. 


Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. in Dover, in favour of the Bill; to lie on the 
Petition of Mafters of Sloops and Veffels navigated in the Tideway of the Rivers 


Humber, Trent, and Ouze, praying for the Benefits intended by the faid Bill to be extended to 


them ; referred to the Committee, and Inftruétion to make Provifion therein accordi 


ly, 463. 


Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Ships belonging to Hull, in favour; to lie on the Table, 464. 
Petition of Merchants, and Shippers of Goods, &amp;c. of Wigan and Bury, againft ; to lie on the 


Table until the Report be received from the Committee on the Bill, 482. 


Petition of Mer- 


chants, &amp;c. of Manchefter, againft; to lie on the Table till the Report is received, and Counfel 
Petition of Mafters of Trows and Veffels at Stourport, and other Petitions, 
praying to be included in the Bill; referred to the Committee, 495. Of Merchants, &amp;c. of 


ordered, 485. 


Warrington, and other Petitions 


inft the Bill ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 


496. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Trows, Barges, and other Veffels, of the Borough of Bewdley 
and Evefham, &amp;c. for the Benefits intended by the Bill to be extended to them; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 505. Of Owners, &amp;c. of Sloops and Veffels navigated in the Tideways 
of the Rivers Humber, Trent, and Ouze, to and from the Port of Hull, for the Benefits propofed 
by the Bill to be extended te them ; referred to the Committee, 514. Petition of Merchants, 
&amp;c. of Aberdeen, in favour, 520. Of Mafters of Sloops, &amp;c. navigating to and from Lincoln, 
for the Benefits to be extended to them; referred to the Committee, 523. ~ Bill reported, and 
Report to be taken into further Confideration, 538. Petition of Manufacturers, &amp;c. of Goods 
in Rochdale, and other Petitions, againft ; to lie on the Table until the Report be further confi- 
dered, and Counfel ordered, 557. Another Petition of Richard Buller and Company, Mer- 
chants, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 559. Petition of 
Merchants, employing Owners, &amp;c. of Ships, againft; to lie on the Table until Ditto, and 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


Counfel 














































, 


Ships and Wcilels; Petitions and Bills relating thereto. 








a 


- 


Counfel ordered, 560. Petition of Manufacturers and Shippers of Goods in Huddersfield, &amp;c. 
and other Petitions, againft; to lie on the Table till Ditto, and Counfel ordered, 565. Report 
further confidered; Counfel heard, and Bill re-committed toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 
570. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, in favour, 575. Confi- 
dered; reported; Repért to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 597. Report further confidered; Claufes of Committee as Amendments, amended, 
and not agreed to, &amp;c.; and Bill, as amended by the Committee, and on the Report, to be 
printed, at the Expence of the Parties, and to be delivered at the Door to Members, 613. 
Order for Third Reading difcharged, and another Day appointed, 618. Read Third Time; 
Ainendiments made ; Bill fent to the Lords, 628. 633. Not returned. 


II. Bills relating to Ships and Veffels, ordered on Motion, &amp;c. wz. 


4. For grantigg Relief to the Owners of Veffels which may be feized ; ordered, XLVI. 256. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. and ordered to -be printed, 313. Committed, 457. Petition of Ship Owners 
trading from Sunderland, for Provifion to be’ made to prevent Owners fuffering for Faults of 
Crews, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 459. ‘Deferred, 468. 579. Commit- 
tee deferred for Three Months, 588. 


5. To prevent other Ships than thofe laden with Tobacco from mooring, and difcharging their Lading, 
at the Places appointed by Aé&amp; of 29 Geo. III. relative to the Duties on Tobacco and Snuff; 
ofdered, &amp;c. XLVI. 396. Prefented, &amp;c. 554. Committed, 559. Deferred, 579. Inftruc- 
tion to receive a Claufe to allow the Importation of Tobacco and Snuff into the Port of New- 
caftle-upon-Tyne, and Bill confidered, 585.° Report deferred, 609. Report, and a Claufe to 
prohibit damaged or mean Tobacco from being exported; added to the Bill, &amp;c. 610. 634. 
657. P. 686. 


6. For better preventing of Offences in fetting Fire to, deftroying, or damaging Ships or other Veffels, 
and in forcibly obftruéting the navigating of Ships or other Veffels, or obftructing Seamen, and 
others, from purfuing their lawful Occafions ; ordered, XLVIII. 797. Prefented, &amp;c. and or- 
dered to be printed, 804. Deferred, 815. 821. Committed, 831. Confidered, 848. Re- 
port, &amp;c. 863. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for Offences againft the Act, on the High 
Seas, to be tried in the Court of Admiralty, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 865. 
926. P. 938. 


4. For granting to Foreign Ships, put under His Majefty’s Protection, the Privileges of Prize Ships 
under certain Regulations, &amp;c. for allowing Aliens in Foreign Countries, furrendered to His 
Majefly, to exercife the Occupations of Merchants or Factors, and for repealing an Act of 12 
Geo. II. for granting a Liberty to carry Sugars from His Majefty’s Sugar Colonies in America, 
direétly to Foreign Parts, &amp;c. and alfo fo much of Ac&amp;t of 15 Geo. II. as amends the faid Act ; 
ordered, XLIX. 400. Read Second Time, and committed, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 414. 
Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 487. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome 
Ameridments, which were agreed to, 544. 549. P. 568. 


Another Bill for Ditto, and for regiftering Ships built in the Settlements in Poffeffion of 
the Eaft India Company; ordered, LU. 511. Prefented, &amp;c. 520. Petition of Shipwrights 
employed in the Merchants Yards on the River Thames, and Petition of Journeymen Sailmakers 
of the Port of London, and other Petitions, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Third 
Reading, 551. Petition of Joiners employed in the Merchants Service in the River Thames, 
againft Ditto; to lieonthe Table, &amp;c. 553. Bill read Third Time; Amendments made, and 
Title given, and the Eaft India Company left out, &amp;c. 555. 585. P. 607. 





8. For authorizing His Majefty to order the regiftering and the granting Certificates of Regiftry to 
certain Ships and Veffels, the Property of His Majefty’s Subjects, which had belonged to, or been 
in Poffeffion of the Enemy, and concerning which Doubts have arifen, whether they are entitled 
to be regiftered according to the exifting Laws in that Behalf; ordered, LI. 673. P. 791. 


9. For indemnifying all Perfons who have acted in confequence of Orders in Council iffued fince 22d 
November 1795, for Admiffion of certain Articles of Merchandife in neutral Ships, &amp;c. and to 
authorize the iffuing of Orders in Council; ordered, LI. 561. Inftruétion, 567. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added, 652. P.. 785. 


a .To continue certain Acts relating to the Admiffion of particular Articles of Merchandife in neutral 
. Ships ; ordered, LI. 189. P. 231. Ordered, LIV. 69. P. 132. 


To permit Ships to fail from certain Ports in the Ifland of Newfoundland, and from the Coaft of 
Labradore, without Convoy ; ordered, LIV. 263. P..413. 





See alfo Atcountgs, 89. 376. 431. &amp;c. 472. 751. 887. 895. goo. 968. 974. 1050. 

1055, 1059. 1060. 1088.—bddreflegs, 85.—Amevica.— Armp, 2.— Wills, 5. 11. 

34. 84.85. 131. 141. 15t. 153. 156. 157. 226. 252. 269. 272. 277- 386.— 

Wridges—Corn and Grain, 2.—Cuftoms,—Duties, 54. 63. 66.—Cak India 

Companp.— Parbours, 12.— Polland— Houle, 64. 99. 141. 142.— Importation, 

1. 5.12. &amp;c.—Paws Crpiving, 10. 13. 43.— Pellages, 14.—Pavigations, 53. 

&amp;c.— Pabp.— Patents, 5.—pPertitions.—pok Mflice.—pPoor, 38.— printing, 251- 

252. — Privateers. —Scamen.— Slaves. — Smuggling. — Squares, &amp;c. 46.— 

Supply, 481.—Wielk Jndies, 5. &amp;c. 





















om rr. , . 4 

‘Shire Balls. 

¢ : : eo * * 
YF 


A Petition for building a new Shire Hall ehteeed to a Com- 
mittee, vz. 


For the County of Stafford, XLIX. 220, Report, 331. Read Thitd Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 449. P. 565. ' =&gt; | 





Short, Band. Wiriters. 


Account of Monies iffued to Ditto for taking Evidence, XLVI. 87 3 
See Impeachment. 





Side Bars. 


See illg, 256. 





Sine Cuts, 


See MBillg, 239—Canalg—sabigations, 69. 116. 





See Accounts, 1233.-—Quelions Previous Pegative. 





Sierra Leona. 


See Accounts, 11. 13. 64. 77. 286. 473- 969.—Adbdrefles, 24.—Africa, 1.—boule, 209.— 
Supplp, 32. 235.—Slabves, 19. 





Spiquatures. 


See Complaints, 1 20 o.—-@otions, 58.—peace, 3.—Petitions, 265. 8&amp;c: 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









Silk Crapes and Ciffanies. 


See Houle, 93.—Importation, 18. 








Silk Manufactures. 


See Trade, &amp;c. 13.—Supplp, 296. 


Sith, Silks, &amp;c. 


See Accanntg, 368. 448.—Boufe, 99.—IJmportation.— Lang Crpiving, 19.—Supplp, 403. 
519. 


Geilver. 


Exported, &amp;c. to India, XLVI. 478. | 
See Accounts, 508. &amp;c.—Billg, 138.—Coing, &amp;c.—Ca Judia Company, 2. Kc. 





Sprinecures, 


See Accounts, 924. 1107.— Bills, 330.—Quefions Previous Pegative, (Places, &amp;c.) 


Sinking Fund. 


See Suppip, 170. 305. 446. &amp;c. 


Sie. 


See Difcogeries Pew, (under 3.) .. 


See Accounts, 368.—Buties, 6s. 67—Boule, 77. 79:—Raws Cspiring, 6. 8. 17— 
foupgip, 281, 295. 








* 






| Shippers and Keelmen. : 


See Barbours, 1.—faoricties. 





Slate, Stone, &amp;c. 


See Souppip, 444. 





CONTENTS of the HEAD 
| Slaves. 





I.. Petitions relating to the Slave Trade- -. - - 1 0 4, 


IL Proceedings of the Howufe upon the propofed 
Abolition of the Slave Trade - - - += 5 to 8. 


IIf. Bills relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade 9 ¢o 11. 


IV. Bills relating to fupplying Foreign Territories with 
Slaves. .- 0 ee oe Be em A 13. 


V. Bills for limiting, &amp;c. the Importation of paves 
into the Britifh Colonies - - - ee 


VI. Bills for regulating the Slave Trade . - ‘ - 15 to 19. 
VII. Queftions Negative - - - - - - - ----&gt; = 20. 


VIII. Incidental Proceedings - - - - - - = = = = 22, 





Slay Ps, 








I. Petitions relating to the Slave Trade, v#z. 


For falutary Regulations and Reftricfions to be adopted only, viz. 


Ie Of the Mayor and other Inhabitants of Reading ; referred to the Committee:appointed to confider 
the Slave Trade, XLVII- 612. 





Inypzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Againfi 





Slaves ; Petitions, ad relating to théSlave Trade. 








3- 


4e 


For an Abolition of the Slave Trade, viz. 


Againft, or not in favour of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, viz. 


Of Stephen Fuller, Efquire, Agent for Jamaica, praying to be heard by Counfel in any State of the 


Proceedings ; referred to the Committee appointed to confider of the faid Trade, XLVII. 631. 
Of the Planters,, Merchants, Mortgagees,Annuitants, and others, concerned in the Weft India 
Colonies ; referred, &amp;c. 6322 yOf/Jo p Dawfon,-of Liverpool, Merchant ; referred, &amp;c. 742. 


i. eye 
id m 
“~ , ¥ eat 


5 


Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Leicefter ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 127. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Not- 


tingham, and other Petitions; Ditto, 140. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Royfton. Of Mayor, &amp;c. 
of York; Ditto, 377. Of the Vice Chancellor, &amp;c. of Glafgow, and other Petitions ; Ditto 
382. Of the Inhabitants of Lewes; Ditto, 390. Of Inhabitants of Cambridge; Ditto, 396, 
Of Inhabitants of Barn and Caftle, and other Petitions; Ditto, 399. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of 
Kendal, and other Petitions; Ditto, 423. Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Chipping Wycombe, and 
other Petitions; Ditto, 436. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Berwick-upon-Tweed, and other Petitions ; 
Ditto, 448. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Sudbury, and other*Petitians ;"Ditto, 458. Of Inhabitants 
of Cirencefter, and other Petitions; Ditto, 472. - OfInhabitants of Dowaham.Market,’ and 
other Petitions; Ditto, 504. Of Inhabitants of Loughborough, and other Petitions ; Ditto, 
s10. Of Mayor, &amp;c. of Maidenhead, Berks, and other Petitions; Ditto, 525. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Bungay, im Suffolky»ahdeother Petitions; referred to the Committee of 
the whole Houfe appointed .to confider the’ faid"Trade, 529. Of Inhabitants of Bury Saint 
Edmunds, and other Petitions; referred, &amp;c. §32. Of the Vianders, &amp;c. of Newport, in 
Cornwall, and other Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 535. Of the Gentlemen, &amp;c. of Newark, and 
other Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 542. Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the City of Durham, and other 
Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 548. . Of the Inhabitants of Penryn, and other Petitions; referred, 
&amp;c. 552. . Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Wortefter, anthJother (Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 558. Of 
Inhabitants of Holt, in Norfolk, and other Petitions ; referred, &amp;c. 564. Of Inhabitants of 
Eaft Looe, and other Petitions ; referred, &amp;cs 579. Of Gentlemen, Clergy, &amp;c.of the Town 
of Hawkefhead, and other Petitions ; referred, cs -g89. » Of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Exeter, and 
other Petitions; referred, &amp;c.-6or. . Of the Clergy, \&amp;c. of Leicefter; and other Petitions ; 
referred, &amp;c. 612. Of Inhabitants of Hitchin; and other Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 620. Of 
the Mayor, &amp;c. of Banbury, and other Petitions; referred, &amp;c. 627. 631. Of the Burgefles, 
&amp;c. of. Weobley, and other Petitions; referred, 8c. (63 7.—+See infra; 4. iil 


For an immediate Abolition of the faid Trade, Viz. 
Of the Minifters, &amp;c. of the Provincial Synod of Glafgowand Ayr; referred to the Committee 


appointed to confider of Meafures for the Abolition, &amp;c. XLVII. 709. Of Parifhiioners of 
Gwinear, in Cornwall, and other Petitions ;* referredy &amp;c, 716. Of Inhabitants of Dumfries and 
Neighbourhood; referred, “&amp;c. 723. Of the Provincial Synod*of Perth and Stirling, and’other 
Petitions ; referred, &amp;c. 732. Of Inhabitants of Bradford,.in Yorkthire; referred; &amp;c. 736. 
Of Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the City of Durham; to lie on the Table, XLVIII. 397. 


Of the Retigious Society of F riends, commonly called Quakers 3 to lieon the Table, LIIl. 443. 


II. Proceedings. of the Houfe upon the propofed Abolition’ of the 


A 


5. 


Slave Trade, vz. 


A Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of the African Slave Trade, XLVI. st. 


Confidered; the feveral Petitions prefented in the preceding Parliament, relating to Ditto; 
Minutes of Evidence, Reports, Accounts, and Papers, &amp;c. referred ; Report made, and a 
Select Committee appointed to take the Examination of Witnefles, &amp;c. 149. Further confi- 
dered, &amp;c. and the Speaker refumes the Chair, and no Report, 438. See Houle, 67. 





Another Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of the faid Trade, and the feveral 


Petitions, prefented in the fame Seffion, referred, XLVII. 528. Confidered; Minutes of Evi- 
dence taken in the preceding» Parliament, Reports, &amp;c. referred, and Report a Refolution, 
VIZ. 


“* That the Trade carried on by Britifhy Subjects, for the Purpofe of procuring Slaves from 
‘* Africa, ought to be gradually abolifhed;” 676. 


Another Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of Meafures to be taken, for the 


Abolition of the Trade carried on by Britifh Subjects, for the Purpofe of procuring Slaves from 
Africa, XLVI. 688. . Petitions referred, &amp;c. 709. Confidered, Minutes: of Evidence, &amp;c. 
referred, and Report a Progrefs, 726. Further confidered, 734. 743. Report a Refolution, 


“ That from and after the ift January 1796, it fhall’ not be lawful to’ import any African 
“* Negroes into any Britifh Colonies or Plantations ;” which was agreed to, 754. ae 
‘The 











Proceedings of the Houfeupon the propofed Aboli+&gt; 
Slabes | ee ere eee Tyee 





Il. 


Io, 


It. 


The Committee confiders further of the Meafures to be taken, &amp;c. and Report feveral Refolutions 


VIZ. 


“* That from and after a Time to be limited, it fhall not be lawful to carty any African 
** Negro, &amp;c. from the Coaft of Africa, to any. of the Dominions of any Foreign Power, &amp;c.” 
The Report 'to be further confidered, and to be printed, 755. 756. Report futther confidered ; 
Refolutions agreed to; and the fame, together with the preceding Refolutions, to be commu- 
nicated to the Lords at a Conference, 758. Conference had, and Report thereon, &amp;c. 762. 
See Boufe, 68. 





A Motion made for the Houfe to refolve itfelf intoa Committee of the whole Houfe, to confider 


of the Circumftances of the African Slave Trade; an Amendment, &amp;c. propofed, to defer it for 
Six Months, and, ona Divifion, carried in the Affirmative, XLVIII. 282.—See infra, 20. 


An Addrefs for gradually diminifhing the Neceffity of the Slave Trade, Lil. 461. 


Bills relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, viz. 
The Refolutions (of 1ft May 1792) before agreed to, again read and entered, and a Bill ordered 


purfuant thereto, XLVII. 763. Report of Bounties to be allowed to Matters and Surgeons o 

Ships, and Inftruétion for Provifion to be made for the fame, by Gentlemen appointed to bring in 
this Bill, 773. Alfo Inftruction to make Provifion for tegulating the carrying and tran{porting 
of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, during a Time to be limited, iid. The Orders of the 
Houfe, giving the faid Inftructions, “ relating to Bounties, and carrying and tranfporting Slaves,” 
read and difcharged, and a feparate Bill ordered, with an Inftruction, &amp;c. 812. 813. The Bill 
that was ordered as above not brought in.——-See infra, 16. 





A Refolution (of 1ft May, 1792s) before agreed to, read and entered, and a Motion made, 


“ That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, at'a Time to be 
“limited ;” a Debate arifing on the Queftion, to refer the faid Motion to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, another Motion was made which was carried, on a Divifion, to adjourn the De- 
bate for Six Months, L. 279. 


The faid Refolution (of 1ft May, 1792,) again’read and entered, and a Motion made, “ that 


“© Leave be given to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, at a Time to be’ 
“limited ;” on the Queftion’ being-propofed, that the faid Motoin be referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, a Motion.was made for the other Order of the Day to be read, which’was 


" negatived on a Divifion, and the faid Motion. was referred to a Committee of the whole 


Houfe, ; immediately confidered ; Report made, and Bill ordered accordingly, LI. 415. 
420. Prefented, 8c. Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 425. Order of 
the Day for Ditto read, and a Petition of the Planters of the Britifh Weft India Iflands, re- 
fiding in Great Britain, and of the Merchants trading to the faid Iflands, againft the Bill, tole 
on the Table till the Second Reading; the Motion for the Petitioners to. be heard by Counfel, 
é&amp;c. being withdrawn; Bill now read Second Time, on a Divifion, and committed, 467. 
468. Confidered; a Divifion for the Speaker leaving the Chair; Report received; to be 
taken into further Confideration, and the Bill'as amended by the Committee to be printed, 484. 
Copies of Acts of Affembly of Jamaica,:in’ 1774, impofing. Duties on Importation of Negroes 
&amp;c. ordered, 499. Order of the Day for further confidering the Report read and difcharged, 
and on Motion for further confidering the fame another Day, the Houfe divided, and there 
not being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 499. Acts of Affembly prefented, 503. 


' Another Day appointed, on a Divifion, for taking the Report into further Confideration, 502. 


Petition of the Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;¢. of the Town of Liverpool, in Council affembled ; and 
Petition of the Merchants and principal Tradefmen, &amp;c. of the Town of Liverpool, againft 
the Bill, and the latter Petition praying for an adequate Compenfation to be made to them, 
if the Bill fhould pafs into a Law, to lie on the Table, 504. Ona Motion for the Report of 
the Bill to be now taken into further Confideration, an Act of the 9 of Queen Anne was read, 
and an Amendment propofed, to leave out “ now” and to add “ upon this Day Four Months,” 
and, on a Divifion, the Word “ now” was left out, and the Report deferred for Four 
Months, 511. 512. 


A Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, at a Time to be 


limited ; the Addrefs to His Majefty of the 6th of April 1797; relative to the Slaves in the 
Weft Indies read, and on putting the Queftion, for now going into a Committee of the whole 
Houfe to confider the faid Motion, it was negatived, on a Divifion, LII. 577. 


Refolution (of 1ft May, 1792,) read and entered ; a Motion made for leave to bring in a Bill for the 


Abolition of the Slave Trade, at a Time tobe limited ; Queftion propofed for the Houfe to now 
- refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe, to confider of the faid Motion ; Entry in the 
Journal of 6th of April, 1797, read, and on a Divifion, negative going into the faid Committee, 
LII1.4.43. Another Motion to the like Effect made, and on a Divifion, negatived, .LIV. 256. 





IV. Bills relating to Supplying Foreign Territories with Slaves, wz. 


12. 


Motion for abolithing that Trade, referred tod Committee of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 780. Con- 


fidered and Report, and order a Bill, for abolifhing the Trade carried on for fupplying Foreign Terri- 
tories 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11 A 





ict i 
Beery Bie 













































' § Bills relating to thé Abolition of the Slave Trade, 
Slaves; js ee dine 





tories with Slaves, XLVIII. 799. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 802. Account of Ships and 
Number of Slaves from Africa arrived in the Weft Indies, &amp;c. ordered, 802. The Second Reading 
of the Bill deferred, 807. Petition of John Tarleton, and others, Merchants, of Liverpool, againtt ; 
to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 808. Motion 
for now reading the Bill Second Time; negative calling in Counfel, and commit the Bill, 
812. Accounts prefented, 814. Committee deferred, 821. Negative Inftruétion to receive 
a Claufe, &amp;c. for making Compenfation to fuch Perfons as are at prefent concerned in 
the faid Trade, and who fhall fuffer any Lofs, &amp;c. by Means of the Provifions of this 
Bill, 825. Confidered, on a Divifion for the Speaker to leave the Chair ; report a Progrefs, 
and to fit again, 826. Deferred, 832. 845. 859. 864. Motion withdrawn for the Houfe 
now refolving itfelf into a Committee, and Day appointed for confidering further of the Bill at 
Twelve o’Clock, 921. Order of the Day read, and negative, ona Divifion, the Speaker's 
leaving the Chair; and, on another Divifion, defer it for a Month, 924. 


13. A Bill for abolifhing the Trade carried on for fupplying Foreign Territories with Slaves, again 
ordered, XLIX. 146. Prefented ; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, 189. 
Petition of the Planters of the Weft India Colonies refident in Great Britain, and Merchants 
trading to the faid Colonies, and a Petition of the Merchants and Traders of the Town of 
Liverpool, againft ; to lie.on the Table, 235... Bill read Second Time on a Divifion, and com- 
mitted, 236. Petition of Manufacturers of the Town of Manchefter, againft, 304. Con- 
fidered upon a Divifion; reported, and re-committed, 308. Accounts prefented, 327. Bill 
further confidered ; and Report ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; and Motion for printing 
the Bill, with the Amendments, withdrawn, 334. Read Third Time on a Divifion, 345- Other 
Accounts prefented, 346. Bill not returned from the Lords, 





V. Inthe Britifh Colonies, viz. 


14, Motion for a Bill to limit and regulate the Importation of Slaves into the Britifh Colonies, for a 
Time therein to be fpecified, negatived being referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
XLVIII, 780. 


VI. Bills for regulating the Slave Trade, viz. 


15. To continue Aé&amp;t of 30 Geo. III. for regulating the Shipping and carrying Slaves in Britifh Veffels 
from the Coaft of Africa, for a limited Time, and to amend the Ad, ordered, XLVI. 620. 
Houfe informed the Bill contains Provifions not authorized for bringing in the fame, Bill with- 
drawn, and another ordered, 657. Inftruction relative to Bounties to be paid to Matters, &amp;c. 
of Slave Ships, and Bill confidered and reported, 669 P. 707. 


16. To continue for a Time to be limited, feveral Acts of Parliament for regulating the Shipping and 
carrying Slaves in Britith Veffels from the Coaft of Africa, ordered, XLVII. 813. Former Refolu- 
tions read, and Inftruction relative to Bounties to be allowed to Matters, &amp;c. of Ships employed 
in the faid Trade, 813. P. 1069. 


17. To continue for a limited Time, and to amend feveral Acts of Parliament for regulating the Ship- 
ping and carrying Slaves in Britifh veffels from the Coaft of Africa; ordered, XLVIII. $25. 
An Account of Bounties paid, ordered, 834. Inftruction relative to Bounties to be allowed 
to Mafters, &amp;c. of Ships employed in the faid Trade, 843. Accounts prefented, 846. 
P. 938. 


18. To continue for a Time to be limited, and to amend an A&amp; of the preceding Seffion, (33 Geo. 
III.) for regulating the Shipping and carrying Slaves in Britith Veffels from the Coaft of Africa, 
ordered, XLIX. 401. Inftruétion to make Provifion for granting Bounties to Mafters of Ships, 
&amp;c. purfuant to Refolutions, &amp;c. 502. Confidered in the Committee, and on a Divifion, there not 
being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourned, 619. To be further confidered, 621. 
Confidered, &amp;c. 625. Report; Amendments agreed to on a Divifion, and a Claufe added to 
explain Doubts touching the Validity of certain Infurances on cargoes of Slaves,631. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 737. 739. P. 743+ 


19. Bill for regulating the Shipping, and carrying Slaves in Britifh Veffels from the Coaft of Africa, 
’ ordered, L. 420. Accounts, &amp;c. ordered, 439. Prefented, 456. Inftruétion to make Pro- 
vifion for granting Bounties to Mafters, &amp;c. of Ships purfuant to a Refolution, 538. P. 618. 


Bill for Ditto ordered, LI. 386. Inftruction to make Provifion for granting Bounties, &amp;c. 
440. Confidered ; Report a P. S, and to fit again, 620. Accounts of Number of Ships cleared 
out for Africa, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on the Bill, 621. Accounts of Cargoes of Negroes, 
&amp;c. prefented, 645. Petition of Merchants of the Town of Liverpool, concerned in the African 
Trade, againft new Claufes in this Bill; referred to the Committee onthe Bill, 689. Further 
BPE Pa. gt not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 701. Further confidered, 
and upona Divifion in the Committee, there not being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, 764. Deferred till after the other Orders of the Day are proceeded in, 784. On the 
Motion for the Speaker to leave the Chair, there not being Forty Members prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, 784. Not proceeded’ in. 





.. Bill 


Slav CS. Bills for regulating the Slave Trade, Sci combinued, 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 








Bill for regulating the Shipping and carrying Slaves in Britith Veffels from the Coaft of Africa ; 
ordered, Lil. 601. Lift of the Number of Ships and Veffels fitted out for the Slave Trade in 
1794, &amp;c. ordeted, 604. Inftruction to the Committee to make Provifion for allowing certain 
Bounties to the Mafters and Surgeons of fuch Ships, &amp;c. 625. Account of Bountie’ paid to 
Ditto, in 1795, 1796; 633. Accounts prefented, 648. Bill reported and a Claufe added, 
for indemnifying Perfons for having granted certain Certificates, &amp;c. 685. Read Third Time, and 
an Amendment. made, 697. P. 749. Another Bill for Ditto ordered, Lill, 153. Inftruction 
for allowing Bounties to Mafters and Surgeons of Ships, 8c. 161. Inftruction moved, and 
negative a Motion for the Houfe to adjourn, &amp;c. and Inftruction ordered, to limit the Number 
of Slaves to be thipped, &amp;c. in proportion to the fuperficial or cubical Contents between Decks, 
&amp;c. and not according to the Tonnage, 518, Bill confidered, and not Forty Members prefent 
in the Committee, another Day appointed to confider Ditto, 540. Further confidered, and to 
report, 564. Reported ; |Report to be taken into further Confideration ; a Petition of Mer- 
chants of London and Liverpool againft the Bill, received, and to lie on the Table till the Report 
is further confidered, arid Counfel ordered, 569. Bill ordered to be printed, 571. Report 
to be further confidered, 585. Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. concerned in the African Slave 
Trade from the Port of Liverpool, againft the Alterations in this Bill, of the former Act, to 
lie on the Table until the Report be taken into further Confideration, and Counfel ordered, 596. 
Order of the Day for taking the Report into further Confideration, read; Petition of Planters, 
&amp;c. of the Britith Weft. India Iflands, againft; to lie on the Table till the Report is taken 
into further Confideration, and Counfel ordered ; Report further confidered; Report again 
tread ; Counfel in Part heard, and Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 614. 
Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 617. 627. Report further confidered ; 
Bill re-committed ; immediately confidered, and Report a Progrefs, 645. Further confidered, 
and to report, 650. Reported, | 8. 652. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 
700. Amendment agreed to, 704. P. 707. 





Bill for regulating the Height between Decks of Veffels entered Outwards, for the Purpofe of 
carrying Slaves from the Coaft of Africa ; ordered, LII. 685. P. 749. 


Bill to prohibit, the trading for Slaves on the Coaft of Affica; within certain Limits ; ordered, 
LIII. 540. Prefented,.&amp;c, and ordered to. be printed, 603. Petition of Mefirs Anderfons, 
Merchants, Proprietors of Bance Ifland, in the River Sierra Leona, again{t the Bill; referred’to 
the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 624. Committee deferred, 629. Petitions of 
Merchants of Londons Of Ditto of Liverpool ; and of Mefirs Hodgfons, of Liverpool, Mer- 
chants, againft ‘the Bill ; referred to:'the Committee, 636. Divifion on a Motion for the Speaker 
leaving the Chair, and not: Forty-Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 660. To be further 
confidered, 665. 666. Order of the Day read, and not Forty Members prefent, Houfe ad- 
journs, 670. To be further confidered, 673. Deferred for Two Months, 682. Another 
Bill for the like Purpofe as the above; ordered, Liv. 263.‘ Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be 
printed, 312. 325. Petition of Weft India Merchants offered; Motion for bringing it up 
withdrawn ; Houfe adjourns for want of Forty Members prefent, on a Divifion, for appointing a 
Time for Second Reading, 378. An Amendment for deferring Ditto for Four Months again pro« 
pofed, and negatived ; ' Pekin of Planters of Britith Weft India Iflands, againtt negative 
ordering Counfel on “Ditto 5 “Petition withdrawn ; Petition of Mefirs Anderfons, relative to 
Bance Ifland ; negative ordering Counfel on Ditto, and Petition to lie on the Table ; Divifion for 
now reading the Bill Second Time, carried, and afterwards the Houfe adjourns for want of Forty 
Members prefent, 382. Bill read Second Time, and committed ; Mefirs Anderfons Petition again 
read, and referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 385. Order of the Day for the Houfe 
going into a Committee on the Bill, read, and deferred ; a Petition of the Merchants of Liverpool, 
trading to Africa; and a Petition of the Corporation of Liverpool, againft the Bill; to lie on the 
Table till the Report is received ftom the Committee ; a Petition of Meffts Hodgfons, of Liver- 
pool, Merchants, on Behalf of themfelves and others, againft Ditto ; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, 402, Bill confidered in the Committee, and report a Progrefs ; a Petition of John Daw- 
fon, of Liverpool, Merchant ;.a Petition of Meffrs Hodgfons, of Liverpool, Merchants, &amp;c. 
and a Petition of ;Robert Sellar, of Liverpool, Merchant, on Behalf of himfelf and John Sellar, 
refiding on the windward Coaft of Africa, all againft the Bill; referred to the Committee, and 
Counfel ordered, and the Bill again immediately confidered in the Committee, and not Forty Mem- 
bers prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 419. Houfe immediately confiders further of the Bill, on a Divi- 
fion ; reported ; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 
424. Further Confideration of the Report deferred, 432. Order of the Day for further con- 
fidering the Report read, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe ad- 
journs, 438. Day appointed for further confidering Ditto, on a Divifion, 468. Petition of 
Planters, &amp;c. interefted in the Britifh Weft Indies, againft; to lie on the Table till the Report 
is taken into further Confideration, and Counfel ordered; Petition of Merchants of Liverpool 
trading to Africa, again read, and to lie on the Table till Ditto, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 
476. The Report ordered to be now taken into further Confideration on a Divifion ; negative 
calling in Counfel; Amendments of the Committee agreed to; Claufes added; Bill to be in- 
grofled, &amp;c. 477. The Two lafl-mentioned Petitions ordered to lie on the Table until the 
Third Reading of the Bill, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, ibid. Bill read Third Time; Counfel 
heard ; Witnefles examined ; Evidence gone through ; further Proceeding on the Third Reading 
adjourned, 481. Further adjourned, 488. Copies of the Minutes of the Evidence taken on 
the Third Reading of the Bill, to be printed, 489. Proceedings on the Third Reading — is 
ever 








































S&gt;LAVCG ; Bills for regulating the Slave Trade, tomtinued, Bcc.” 





feveral Claufes added ; feveral propofed to be added and committed; Claufes confidered ; reported, 
and then added ; negative adjourning a Debate upon a Motion to make One a Part of the Bill; 
Amendments made to the Bill, and fent to the Lords, on a Divifion, 502. 503. Not returned. 


be Bill to explain and amend Act of the laft Seffion for regulating the fhipping and carrying of Slaves 
in Britifh Veffels from the Coaft of Africa; a Ee 4 LIV. 263. Prefented, &amp;c. 320. Com- 
mitted, on a Divifion as to.a particular Day, 325. Bill ordered to be printed, 386. Committee 
deferred, and a Petition of feveral Perfons, concerned in the African Slave Trade, againft the 
Bill ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 403. Inftruction given to the Commit- 
tce to make Provifion for continuing the faid Act; a Petition of Merchants and others refiding 
at Liverpool, concerned in the African Slave Trade, againft ; to lie on the Table, and defer going 
into a Committee on the Bill, 432. 468. Bill confidered in the Committee; report a Progrefs, 
and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c.; Bill to be further confidered, 477. Deferred, 488. Further 
confidered, and to report, 509. Reported, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 515. 522. Agreed 
to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 707.. Day appointed for confidering Ditto, 720. 
Confidered, and adjourned for Three Months, 722. See infra. 


e Bill for better regulating the Manner of carrying Slaves in Britifh Veffels from the Coatt of 
Africa; ordered, LIV. 723. Prefented ; .read&gt;Firft and Second Time, &amp;c. and reported the 
fame Day, 723. P. 737. ' 





VII. Queftions Negative, wiz. wh 
20. For referring a Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to limit, &amp;c. the Importation of Slaves into the 
Colonies, to a Committee of the whole Houle, XLVIM. 780, 
See Wills, 334. 356. 376. | 

: . | i F : to 3K ; 

VIII. Incidental Proceedings, woot 3 yy oie 0 " 
21. Report of Commiffioners appointed to inquire ‘into Loffés of Perfons by Acts for regulating the 

_ Shipping, &amp;c. of Slaves, XLVI.135. 9 


See alfo Actounts,: 418, 438. 450. 466.) 669.708. 1060, 1123.— Abdbrefles, 65. 
93+ 97- 104. 120.—3Billg, 21.) 85.: 274.— Committers, 134.— Boule, 67. 68. 
70. 159.—Potions, 52. 66:—Supplp, 244. 





Smuggling. 


I. Bills relating to Smuggling, zz. | 


1. For repealing fo much of an A&amp;t of 7 Geo. III.as direés, that no Cambric or Lawn fhall be 
imported Bom Ireland, till the Importation of Cambrics and French Lawns into Ireland thall 
be prohibited by Law; for making more effectual an Act of 24 Geo. III. for the more effectual 
Prevention of Smuggling in this Kingdom, and for ogy the fraudulent re-landing of 
Tobacco thipped for Exportation ; ordered, XLIX. 365.  Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be 
printed, 385. 400, Inftruétion to the Committee on the. Bill to receive a Clauie to exempt 
from Forfeiture, in certain Cafes, Rum of the Produce of the. Britifh Plantations, and Coffee, 
imported into this Kingdom, 416. Inftruction to make Provifion for permitting the Importa- 
tion into this Kingdom, from the Auftrian Netherlands, of ‘Cambrics and French Lawns, upon 
Payment of the fame Duties, &amp;¢. as they were permitted by A@tof 27 Geo. III. 447. P. 568. 


2s For extending the Provifions of an A&amp;t of. 34 Geo. III. to Cutters, Luggers, Shallops, Wherries, 
i Smacks, or Yawls, of any Built whatever ; for amending an Act of 28 Geo. III. more effectually 
to fecure the Performance of Quarantine, and for amending feveral Laws relative to the Re- 
venue of Cuftoms ; and for amending an A&amp; of 33 Geo. III. “ for the Relief of Captors of 
“ Prizes, with refpect to the bringing and landing certain Prize. Goods in this Kingdom;” 
ordered, &amp;c. L. 379. Inftruétion to make Provifion relative to Licences to Manufacturers of 
Tobacco and Snuff at Edinburgh, &amp;c. and Bill confidered, 401. P. 480. 


3. Refolutions relating to Smuggling, L. 378. . 


Sce Wills, 34. 86.—Customs, 1.—C€pcile.— Boule, 229.— Pan, Isle of. —Mbips 
and Gellelg, 2. 





an 





Synutt, 


See Supply, 352. 533.—Cobaces, &amp;c. 








Snuff, (fForeiqn.) 


See Bolland, 1. 2.—Cobharco, &amp;c.—Supplp, 372. 533. 





Sorieties. 





I. Petitions for Bills relating to them, referred to Committees, v/z. 


I. For eftablifhing a permanent Fund for the Relief and Support of Skippers and Keelmen employed 
on the River Wear, &amp;c. XLVII. 419. Report, 447. P. 747. 


2. For giving further Powers to the Society eftablifhed at Bradford in Yorkthire, for the Relief -of 
Sick and Aged Perfons, &amp;c. XLVII. 490. Not reported, 


II. Petitions from Societies, ordered to lic on the Table, viz. 


s Of the Members of the Friendly Societies in the City of Coventry, relative to the Failure of Trade 
and the high Price of the Neceflaries of Life, L. 539. 
Petitions of Societies againft Bills, &amp;c. viz. 


Of Merchant Venturers of Briftol, LI. 548.——See Caufeg. 





III. Bills relating to Secieties, ordered on Motion, wz. 


For the Encouragement and Relief of Friendly Societies; ordered, XLVIII. 667. Read Third 
Time, and Claufes added refpe¢ting authenticating Certificates, and to prevent Perfons gaining 
Settlements under fuch Certificates, 798. Amendments made at the Lords, and agreed to, 
923. 944. P. 997. 

6s For enlarging the Provifions of the A&amp;t of 33 Geo. III. for the Encouragement and Relief of 

Friendly Societies ; ordered, L. 449. Inftruction to extend the Powers of the faid A&amp; for 

framing Rules and Regulations for the better Management of the Funds of fuch Societies, &amp;c. 

to other Inftitutions of a charitable Nature, 518. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 

518. Petition of the Friendly Societies in the Town and Neighbourhood of Manchefter, 

againft the Bill, referred to the Committee onthe Bill, 562. Bill read Third Time, and an 

Améndment made, &amp;c. 612. P. 638. 


IV. Other Matters, viz. 


6. Political Societies, &amp;c. of particular Places, and Proceedings of certain Correfponding Societies in 
London, &amp;c. XLIX. 586. 589. 600. 656. 710. 730. 


* 


See Mddrefles, 91. 92. -167.— iS, 24. 41. 275.—Corporationg, &amp;c. 5. 6.— 
Docks, 6.—Bonte, 190. 259.— hing, 4. 32.—ellages, 30.—Maby, 10.— 
Papifts.— Quakers.— Sevition. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790-—18¢0.) 





= fetta ocy 













eee ene aemaan 
Particular Acts relating to feducing them to defert, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 789. 
Exception of a particular Duty to a Widow of a Seaman or common Soldier, LI. 514. 
See Gtrounts, 82. 84. 109. 204.—Atrmp.— Barracks.— Bills, 33.—France.— 
houfe, 29. 175. 203.—3unkeepers. — potions, 69. 94. — Pasp, 10. &amp;c. — 
Rogues, &amp;c. 3.—Mupplp, 72. 74. 79. 127- 504. §51- 591. 594.—Wictuallerg, 
I. 4. 





Solicitor General. 


See Clections, (Writs.)—Jnclofures, 146.—Queen. 





Solicitors. 


See Accounts, 253. 254. 704. 860. 861. 982.—WDiffenters, 3.—Zudemnitp, 5.— Petitions, 
288.—foupplp, 210. 228. 229. 308. 309. 456. ‘ 





Somerlet Place. 


See Accounts, 312. 922.—MDffices, 1. 2.—Supplp, 159. 245. 


-_-—— 





Somerletshire. 


See Cates, 43.—Dbighwaps, 90. 104. &amp;c.—Holpitals, 1—IJnelofures, 178. 284. 298. 
PHilitia—MPabigations, 48. 49. 86. &amp;c. 





Hope. 


See Errife, 3.—Crportation, 4.— petitions, 34. 





A A et i 


Soup. 


See Accounts, 1391. 









Houth America. 


‘Sce Fitheries,— Mootha foound.—Sbips and Welelg, 7. 





ee eee ee 


South Sea Boule, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 473.— Bank of England, 8. 9. 





Sovereign Power. 


Seditious Praétices of certain Correfponding Societies, XLIX. 663. 
See Houle, 259.—Soabereigns. 





Sovereigns. 


See Accounts, 360. 508. 1229.—America, 10.—Cak Jndia Company, 11. &amp;c.—Crportas 
tion, 1.—Jndia.— hing. Pellages.— Speeches. 





Sovereignty. 


See Corgica.—thing.—Speethes, 5. &amp;c. 





Spain. 


2. Differences between His Majefty and the King of Spain relating to Nootka Sound, mentioned to 
be terminated, XLVI. 9. 


Salary of the Ambaflador to Spain, &amp;c. XLVI. 592. 
Eaft Florida. See Accounts, 61.—Supplp, 55. 56. 
Spanifh Weft Indies, LI. 201. 

Spanifh Armada, mentioned in Commiffioners of Land Revenue Reports, XL VII. 273. 369. 370. 
Hoftile Difpofitions of the Court of Spain, LJ. 11. 
Declaration of War by Spain againft Great Britain, LII. 192. 





See alfo Aecounts, &amp;c. 427. 1026. 1124. 1180. 1229. 1238. 1246.—Abdbdrefles, 
16. 73- 140. 162. 163,.— Wills, 35.— Boule, 19.— Journal, 27.— Pellages, 
31.— pok Dffice, 2.—Ruefkions Previous Megative, 31.—Mpeeches, 1.— 
Supplp, 73. 94. 107. 167. 168. 579.—Cobatco, 1.—Crinidad.—Woanl. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) CONTENTS 





I. 

II. The Speaker’s Speeches - eS a 6 fo Io. 
III. The Speaker thanksthe Houfe - - - - - - = = gf. 
IV. gives cafting Votes - - - - 12.13. 14, 
V. communicates Letters to the Houfe - 15 #0 28. 

ps NAIR MESS appoints Members to iffue Warrants 
- for new Writs in his Abfence- - - = 209. 
VII. makes. Reports tothe Houfe - - 30 40 37. 

VIII. acquaints the Houfe of &lt;qeeecolar 
Matters - - - - = = 38 to 51. 

IX. informs the Houfe of sebibinkac 
Matters Sete lo eo ee ee ee. 

¥. puts the Houfe in Mind of other 
Nitteee- i ee - we ee, 

XI, — fubmits to the Hovufe particular 
DAMOOTS. = 2 ww ww + et, 8G. 

XII. reads to the Houfe His Majefty’s 
Speeches, &amp;c. - 57 to 59; and124. 128. &amp;c. 
XII. defired to do particular Matters - 60 to 62. 
XIV. ———_——— may do other Matters 2 e- «+ - = 63. 
XV. does not do certain other Matters - - - 64. 

XVI. informed. of particular Matters, and 
does certain Actsthereon - - - - 6s. 
XVII. Orders relative to the Speaker - - - -~- - - + 66. 
XVIIL. for the Speaker to open Letters, &amp;c. - 67 to 74. 


CONTENTS of the 





Speaker. 





Speakers chofen, &amp;. - - - - - = - = - I 








XIX. Refolution relative to the irae gee 





Election Petitions - - - Pe 
XX. Particular 






























Sp) eaker 5 Contents of the Head, continued, &amp;e. 





XX. Particular A@ts of the Speaker in confequence 
of Refolutions, Orders, &amp;c. of the Houfe - 76 to 87, 


XXI. Other Particular Acts of the Speaker - - - 88 to 93. 
XXII. Delivers thé Thanks of ml eens to Members 
in their Places - -- et eis, Oba 
XXIII. To fignify, &amp;c. the topenpy of the Houfe to — 
Perfons - - - 2 &amp; =e 2 2 (96 to 106. 


XXIV. To iflue Warrants of a particular Nature - 107 to 115. 


XXV. To receive and fend particular Notices - - 116 to 122. 
XXVI. Relative toMeflages - - - - - - - . 123 to 126, 
XXVII. Adjourns the Houfe, and Orders of the Houfe, 

on various Occafions - - - ~ = = 127 40137. 


XXVIII. Leaving the Chair on Divifions, &amp;c. - - 138 to 145. 
XX1X. Refuming the Chair, &amp;c. - - - - - - 1460 154. 
XXX. Queftions Negative relating to the Speaker 155 #0 160. 
XXXI. Other Matters relating to the Speaker - ~ 161 to 167. 





ie: 


J. Speakers chofen, viz. 





I. The Right Honourable Henry Addington, a Second Time, XLVI. 6——A Third Time, L11. 8. 
2. Conduéted to the Chair by Two Members, on Ditto, XLVI. 6.—LU. 8. 
3 Reports to the Houfe that His Majefty had approved of him as their Choice; XLVI. 7.——Ditto 


by His Commiffioners, LII. 8. 





4: that he had made the ufual Claim of Privileges on being prefented to His Majefty, &amp;&amp;c. 
XLVI. 7.—LIL. 8. 
Ss Takes the Oaths alone before other Members, XLVI. 7.——-LU. 8. 


II. The Speaker’s Speeches, vz. 


6. At the Time of being chofen, XLVI. 6. 7.-—-LII. 8. 

iE On prefenting Bills to His Majefty for the Royal Affent, XLVI. 138.—XLVII. 697. 

8, On delivering the Thanks of the Houfe to the Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, 
XLIX. 741. 





Iieprx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 11C 9. On 








§ Speaker’s Speeches, continued, Je .thanks the 
Sopeakers | "Houks ee si Hg giants the 





‘Houfe, &amp;é. aM 
9. On delivering thé Thanks of the Houfe to Admiral Lord Bridport,-and other Admirals, Members of 
the Houfe, LI. 18. 
10. On a Member having difturbed the Proceedings of the Houfe by loud and diforderly Behaviour, 


and it being propofed that he fhould be reprimanded, XLVIII. 13. 
IIT. Speaker thanks the Houfe, VW12. 


From the Chair, viz. 
rn On being chofen, XLVI. 6. 7.—LIL 8. 


IV. Speaker gives cafting Votes on Queftions, viz. 


12. For a Statement of the Seles peasy on the Trial of the Impeachment againft Mr. Hiatftings, 
. XLVI. 818. 
13. For reading a Third Time, on.a particular Day, the Bill for granting a Duty on Succeffion to real 


Eftates, LI. 764. 


For the Houfe going into a Committee of the whole Houfe on the Bill for the Relief of Quakers, 
&amp;c. LII. 335 


14. Speaker’s Reafons for giving his Cafting Vote, XLVI. 818.—LI. 764.—LIl. 335. 
Declares whether the Yeas or the Noes have it on Special Diwifions, LU. 636. 
See Divisions, 3. 4. &amp;c. 


Y., Speaker communicates Letters to. the Houfe, «iz. 


From Perfons who had received the Thanks of the Houfe, purfuant to Orders of the 
fame Seffion, viz. 


16, Major General Sir William Medows, XLVIH. 51. 
"16. “ Admiral Earl Howe, XLIX. 742. 
17. Honourable Vice Admiral Cornwallis, LI. 271. 
18. "Rear Admiral Harvey, LI. 272. 


Admiral Sir John Jervis, K. B. Lil. 477. 

Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan, LIII. 34.——Ditto refpeéting-Admiral Mitchell, &amp;c. LV. 33. 
Sir John Borlafe Warren, LIV. 63. 

Rear Admiral Lord Nelfon, Liv. 404, 


Sir Ralph Abercromby, Lieutenant-General Sir JamesPulteney, &amp;c. inclofed ina Letter from His 
Royal Highnels the Duke of York, Commiandéf in'Chief, &amp;c. LV. 50. 


Vice-Admiral Mitchell, inclofed in a Letter from Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan, LY. 50. 





Purfuant to Orders of former Seffions, viz. 


19. Major-General Abercromby, XLIX. 134. 
20. Marquis Cornwallis, XLIX. 154. 
21. Admiral Lord Hood, L. 7. 
722. Sir Charles Grey, K. B. L. 54. 
23. Sir John Jervis, K. B. L. 54. 
24. Vice-Admiral Hotham. LI. 17. 
On other Matters, viz. 
26. From Members returned for more Places than one, XLVI. 85. 126. 
26. From Members who were arrefted for Debt, and prevented attending the Houfe, Li. 235. 
aq. Relative to Complaints on Writs for. Eleétions not being executed, L. 311. 
ig, °°. “Frome a Member “petitioned againft, that he did not intend to defend his Return, Lil. 506. 


See infra, 39. 


1 VL, He 


Speaker. 





VI. He appoints Members to iffue Warrants for new Writs in his 
Abfence, VIZ. 


29. To the Clerk of the Crown in purfuance of an Aé of 24 Geo. III. xivi. 68 5-—Lil. 754. 


VII. Reports to the Houfe, viz. 
30. His Majefty’s Approbation of the Speaker chofen by the Houfe, XLVI. 7.—Lu. 8. 
His Majefty’s Speech, viz. 


At the opening of each Seffion, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. $.—XLWIIL 3.—X LIX. 3.-b. 4.—LL 3 
LI. 11.—LIII. 3-—LIV. 3-—LV. 3. 795+ 


His Majefty’s Anfwers, vit. 


gt. To Addreffes of the Houfe, XLVI. 22.—XLVIl. 19—-XLVII. id, 198.—XLIX. 19.—L. i? 
436.—LI. 15.—LII. 18.—LIII. 34.—LIv. 8 —Lv. 8. 826. ; 

32. To Addreffes of both Houfes, XLVII. 1029.—XLIX. 740,—LI. i5.—LIII. 74:—-LIV. 485.-—— 
LV. 561. 


That the Houfe had beenin the Houfe of Peers, &amp;c. 
See /upra, 3.—Infra, 161. 


That be bad attended His Majefty, viz. 
33- In the Houfe of Peers on His giving the Royal Afferit to Bills, XLVI. 137. 706.+XLVII. 524, 
690. 1689.—XLVIII. 298. 996.—XLIX: 744.—L. 638—-LI. 792—LIl. 755.—LIII. 708. 
—-LIV. 743---LV. 793. 929. 
See fuptas 30. 





34 Commiffioners authorized to give the Royal Affent to Bills, XLVI. 339. 398. 562. 68¢.— 
XLVII. 382. 533. 626. 747. 775. 1069.—-XLVIII. 91. 343- 465. 711. 745. 758. 764. 
826. 860. 874. 938.—XLIX. 207. 213. 255. 388: 416. 484. 568. 622. 735. 743.—L. 
75. 153. 178. 300. 323. 379. 479+ 490. 507. 645. 553: 567: 617. 637.—LI. 99; 150. 
246. 248. 270. 479.544. 617. 784. 790.—LII. 68. g1. 110; 125: 230. 240. 258. 
360. 374. 384. 423. 435. 478. 531. 558. 566. 606. 637. 662. 672. 697. 749. 
—LIIl. 131. 134. 169. 229. 268. 316. 360. 450. 480. 542. 561. 629. 647. 690. 706.—LIV. 
79. 88. 92. 132. 141. 295. 386. 413. 440. 533. 539- 623. 676. 710. 7374+—LV. 43. 48. 
203. 208. 242. 284. 332. 346. 374. 415.451. 537. 594. 681. 714: 745. 783. 877. 895. 
g04. 922. 
35- Reports, by order of the Houfe ; the Names of Members who did not appear on being called upon, 
on confidering particular Ele@ion Petitions, XLVIII. 364. 397. 398. 


VIII. Acquaints the Houfe, viz. 


Previous to the Houfe proceeding on other Bufine/s, viz. 


36. Of the Warrants he had iffued, purfuant to certain Aéts of Parliament, for new Writs fot Elections 
of Members during the Recefs, XLVII. 3.—XLVIIL. 3.—XLIX._ 3.—L. 3.—LI. 3.—LIII. 3.— 
LIV. 3.——-LV. 3. 795. 


$7. Of receiving a Letter from the Lord Chamberlain of His Majefty’s Houfehold that the painted 
. Chamber had been fitted up for the Reception of the Houfe, LV. 795. 
At other Times, viz. 


38. That he had received Letters from Members chofen for more Places than one, fignifying which 
Places they*would ferve for, XLVI..85. 126.—LII. 62. 69. 


That the Clerk had received various Returns, Accounts, &amp;c. vize -. 


39. From Orders, of the fame Seffion relating to, viz. 
~ 40. Perfons confined in Prifons for Debt, XLVII. 47. 
41. Perfons confined in Gaols under Procefs from Ecclefiattical Courts, L. 590. 


42. Perfons 
Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











‘continued, &amp;e. 


Acquaints. the -Hotife of particular Matters, 
Sppeaker ; | “3 A? 1s 











That the Clerk had received Returns, &amp;c. continued. 
From Orders of former Seffions relating to, viz. 


42. Perfons confined in Prifons"for Debt, XLVII, 47.——Note, This Account was ordered to be 
tranfmitted forthwith in Page 24. 





That the Clerk bad prepared and laid upon the Table, Lifts of Names of Members for 
Ballots, viz. 


43. India Judicature, XLVI. 137.—XLVUL. 554-—XLVIII. 236.—XLIX. 268.—L. 218.--LI. Zog 
—LIk 125.—LII. 149.—LIV. 134.—LV. 197. 925. 


Other Matters, viz. 





44. That Accounts, &amp;c. fent by Miftake to one of the Clerks attending the Houfe, were laid upon the 
Table, XLVI. 397. 

45 Of his receiving Anfwers from Perfons to whom he had tranfmitted the Thanks of the Houfe, 
XLVI. 51. &amp;c. See /upra, 15.19. 

46. That Petitioners in Controverted Elections had not entered into Recognizances, XLVI. gt. 133. 
137.—LII. 65. 67. 95. 97- 644. 648.—LV. 348. 

47&gt; Of Mr. Mortimer’s Cafe, and of his own (Mr. Speaker’s) Indifpofition in refpe&amp; of it; Time 


enlarged for Thirty Days, XLVI. 137. 


See infra, 52. 


48. Of his Reafons for declining to offer Petitions to the Houfe, XLVH. 481. 

49. Of his receiving Information of the Death of a Member, againft whofe Election feveral Petitions had 
been prefented, &amp;¢. and of Notices given by him in confequence thereof, XLVI. 183. 

50. Of his giving Notice of redeeming Public Debts, XLVI. 374. 

51. That Mr. Dunn had finifhed compiling a General Index to a certain Number of the Journals of 





the Houfe, and was defirous of fubmitting it to the Confideration of the Houfe, Li. 609. 
The like for other Volumes including the laft Parliament, LV. 338. 


Of a Claufe which had been agreed to, not having been fent up to the Houfe of Peers along with a 
Bill, Lil. 366. . 


Of his receiving a Letter from Mr. Hatfell, Clerk of the Houfe, ftating his defire to retire, with 
the Leave of the Houfe, from his Situation, and to appoint John Ley, Efquire, his Deputy, 
which the Houfe agreed to, and the Speaker defired to acquaint Mr. Hatfell, of the juft and 
high Senfe they entertained of his Services, &amp;c. LII. 719. 


Ditto of Mr. Hatfell’s Anfwer, Lil. 721. 


Of his having received Notices from the Governor, &amp;c. of the Bank of England, of their intending 
to iffue Gold Coin, and make certain Payments in Cafh, &amp;c. purfuant to A€&amp;t of Parliament ; 
and of his giving Notice thereof in the London Gazette, LIII. 234. 





Of John Ley, Efquire, Deputy to the Clerk of the Heufe, being prevented by Illnefs from at- 
tending his Duty, LUI. 278. 


See fupra, 15. 


That the Houfe might be accommodated at Saint John’s Church, Weftminfter, ona particular Faft 
Day, Saint Margaret’s being then under Repair, LV. 245. 


That the Houfe having retolved to adjourn over a Saturday, and it being the laft Day appointed 
for receiving Petitions, fuch Petitions might be received on Monday, LV. 279. 


IX. Informs the Houfe, wz. 


§2. That Petitions complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. had not been renewed in a following Seffion, 
and that he had certified into the Court of Exchequer, the Recognizances entered into, &amp;c. 
XLVI, 114.—XLVII. 49. 50. 82.—LIUI. 38. 


53. -——Ditto of one of the Perfons who entered into a Recognizance.not having renewed his Petition, 
XLVI. 82, 
54. That he had received a Letter froma Member arrefted for Debt, LI. 235. 


See fupra, 46. 47. 


X. Puts the Houfe in mind of particular Matters, v/z. 


55. That the firft Thing to be done by the Houfe, upon a new Parliament, after the Approbation of 
ny hit as Speaker, is to take the Oaths, &amp;c. XLVI. 7-+LH. 8: 


XI. Submits . 






XI. 


56. 
All. 


57- 


58. 
59- 


XIII. 


60. 


61. 


62. 





Sneaker. 


~— = ee 


Submits to the Houfe particular Matters, vz. 


That they thould receive the Apology made, for Mr. Whitmore being loud and diforderly during 
Debate in the Houfe, XLVIIF. 13. 


Reads to the Houfe, viz. 


4 


Speeches of His Majefty, XLVI, 9,—XLVII. 3.—-XLVIII. 3.—-XLIX. 3.—L. 4-—-LI. 3.— 
LU, 11,—LIII. 3-—LIV. 3.—LV. 3. 





again reads Ditto on being taken into Confideration, XLVI. 22.—XLVII. 16.—XLVIII. 12. 
—XLIX..19.—-L. 11.—LI. 15.—LII. 17.—LIlI. 34.—LIV. 8.—LV. 8. 804. 


Meflages of His Majefty, XLVI. 227. &amp;c. 





See infra, 124.125. &amp;c. 


Names of Members who did not appear on particular Days, when their Names were called, XL VIII. 
364. 397-——See Clectiong.— Peflages.—preches, 1. 2. &amp;c. 


Speaker defired to do particular Matters, o/z. 


Jo print His Speeches, viz. 
To His Majefty on prefenting Bills for His Royal Affent, XLVI. 138.—XLVII. 691. 


On giving the Thanks of the Hou/fe, viz. 
To the Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, XLIX. 741. 
See infra, 66. 
To give Directions, viz. 


For immediately proceeding to carry into Execution, ye Parts of Plans recommended by the 
Committee for regulating the Air, &amp;c. of the Houfe, XLVI. 415. 


Requefted to do particular Acs, viz. 


To aequaint Mr. Hatfell, Clerk of the Houfe, of the juft and high Senfe the Houfe entertains of 
his Services, LII. 719... 


XIV. Speaker may do, waz. 


63. 


Take the Chair, although Forty Members are not prefent, to receive a Meflage from the Lords 
relative to the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, XLVIII. 305.—XLIX. 23. 


XV. Speaker does not do, zz. 


64. 


Write Circular Letters to Sheriffs, &amp;c. on, Calls being ordered, XLVI. 10. 308. 396.—XLVII, 
528. &amp;c.—See Houle, 298. 313. alfoimfra, 160. 


Propofe particular Queftions from the Chair, when the Proceeding is not recommended by the 
Crown, LIII. 513. | 


XVI. Speaker informed, vz. 


65. Of a Meffage from the Lords refpeting the Time for proceeding further-in Mr. Haftings's Trial ; 
takes the Chair although but Six Members prefent, and Meffengers called in, &amp;c, XLVIII. 
660. When only Three prefent, 805. - 
XVII. Orders relative to the Speaker, oz. | 
66, What he faid on giving the Thanks of the Houfe to Admiral Lord Bridport, and other Members, 


to be printed in the Votes, LI. 19. 


XVIII. Orders, &amp;c. for the Speaker, 2. 


67. 





To open Letters directed to the Houfe, XLVI. 9.—XKLVIL 9.—XLVIII. 9.-—-XLIX. 18.—L. 10. 
—LI. 8.—LII. 10.—LIII. 6.—LIV. 6.—LYV. 6. 


Inpaex XLVI. te LV. (179e—1800.) 11 D 68. Te 

































68. 


69. 


70. 


41. 


73: 


74+ 


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~ ON 
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Speaker , Orders for the Speaker, continued, &amp;c. 


XIX. 


“8. 
79: 
80. 
81. 


$4. 


86. 
$7. 





To appoint the printing the Votes, XLVI. 9.—XLVII. 10.—XLVII. 9.—XLIX, 18.—L. 10,— 
LI. 8.—LI. 11.—LIlI. 6.—LIV. 6.—LV. 6. 801. 


To licenfe the Printer of the Journals, XLVI. 682.—XLVII. 1068.—XLVIII. 944.—XLIX. 737. 
—L. 614.—LI. 787.—LI. 743.—LII. 704.—LIV. 727.—LV. 791. 927. 


To fignify to the Reverend Dr. Finch, Minifter of Saint John’s, Weftminfter, the Satisfaction of 
the Houfe at the great Care taken to provide Accommodations for them on 4 particular Faft 
Day, LV. 300. 


To give Notice on redeeming a Public Debt, XLVI. 353. 





acquaints the Houfe of having given fuch Notice, and the Copy of the Notice entered, 
XLVI. 374. 
Reprimanding Perfons, viz. 
Thomas Smith, and others, Ordets, XLVI. 348. 352.—LII. 237. 238. 


Other Matters, viz. 
That he do now leave the Chair, LI. 668. 700 


To report the Names of Members who are abfent, on the Days of taking particular Petitions com 
plaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. into Confideration, to the Houfe on their next Sitting Day, 
XLVI. 264. 352. 385.—LII. 518. 520. 523.—LIII. 133. 


The back Door of the Speaker’s Chamber to be locked up, every Morning at the Sitting of the 
Houfe, &amp;c. XLVI. 8.—XLVII. 9. &amp;c.—LII. 10. 


Refolution, vz. 


When feveral Petitions, complaining of undue Elections, &amp;c. are at the fame Time offered to be 
prefented, the Speaker to direct them all to be delivered in at the Table, &amp;c. XLVI. 1 3— 
XLVII..10.—LII. 12. 


To dire&amp;t the Names of Members, who are abfent on Ballots relative to ee, to be taken 
down, &amp;c. LUI. 132. 


XX. Acquaints Counfel, Agents, and Parties at the Bar on the 


Hearing of ances Matters before the Houfe, and Mef. 
fengers of the Houfe of Lords, of Refolutions, Deter- 
minations, &amp;c, of the Houfe relating to, viz. 


Bills oppofed ; that a Committee was appointed to take the Refidue of Evidence on Ditto, L. 143. 
That Counfel were direéted to proceed in their Evidence, XLVII. 756. 


Upon Election Ballots, viz. 
That perfons were not permitted to appear as feparate Parties, &amp;c. XLVI. 163.—=LII. 643. 
Relative to choofing Nominees on feparate Parties being admitted, XLVI. 367. 
That particular Perfons were admitted to appear as Parties, XLVII. 525. 
For Counfelto appoint Nominees, &amp;c. L. 179.—LII. 644. 


Evidence, viz. 
That Counfel were directed to proceed in their Evidence, which had been objeéted to, XLVII. 756. 


That Petitioners were at liberty to have the Benefit of Petitions, prefented in a preceding Seffion, and 
‘of the Minutes of the Evidence taken thereon, L. 143. 


Meffengers of the Houfe of Lords, viz. 
That the Houfe will meet the Lords at Conferences, XLVI. 659.—LI. 6.—LIII. 38. 


That the Houfe had given Power to a Committee of Secrecy, to communicate with the Committee . 


of Secrecy appointed by their Lordfhips, XLIX. 620. 
That the Houfe would continue fitting, as defired by their Lordthips, L. 615.—LUI. 478. 


That it was not ufual to agree to Conferences defired, without expreffing the Subject Matter of the 
Conference, LI. 5. 


That the Chancellor of the Exchequer had Leave to go to the Lords, as defired by a Meflage from 
their Lordfhips, LII. 392. 


. That 





Speaker ; Acquaints Counfel, &amp;é. of Refolutions of the 


Houfe, &amp;c. continued. 








That the Houfe would fend Anfwers to particular Meffages by Meffengers of their own, LII. 431. 
436. 521.—LIV. 499. 


That the Houfe had appointed certain Members to go with particular Lords to wait i 
Majefty with an Addrefs, Lil. 654. BY P ait on Fiis 


See infra, 123. 


XXI. Other particular AGs of the Speaker, viz. 


88. Opens Bills, XLVI. 275. 663.—XLVIL 618. 658. &amp;.—L. 347.—LYV. 379. 
89. Relative to Elections, XLVI. 367. &amp;c. See Clettiong, and fupra, 78. &amp;c. 





Directs particular Matters to be done, viz. 


90. By the Clerk, XLVI. 144.— XLVIII. 11.—LIV. 136. 
By the Serjeant, XLVI. 142. 186. 207. &amp;c. 


Counts the Hou/fe, viz. 





gt. At Four o’Clock, XLVI. 448. 667. &amp;c. See infra, 124.—Alfo Clections. 
92. Houfe told by the Speaker, XLVI. 163. 390. 460:—LII. 396. &amp;c.——See infray 132. 133. &amp;c. 
93- Takes Notice of particular Matters, LV. 784. 


XXII. Delivers the Thanks of the Houfe to Members in their Places, 


vid. 
94. Managers of the Impeachment againft Mr. Haftings, XLIX. 741. 
95- Admirals, 8c. LI. 18. , 


XXIII. To fignify the Thanks of the Houfe to Perfons, o/z. 


96. Marquis Cornwallis,and others, for their able Conduct, &amp;c. during the late War in India; 
XLVIIL, 46. 


97- Sir Charles Grey, and Sir John Jervis, and others, for their late able Condu&amp;, &amp;c. in the Weft 
Indies, XLIX. 619. 
98. To Admiral Earl Howe, and the other Admirals and Captains, &amp;c. of the Fleet under his Com- 


mand, for the Victory over the French Fleet, on the 1ft of June 1794, XLIX. 738. 


99- To Admiral Lord Hood, and the feveral Officers, Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers; for theit Conduct 
in the Expedition to Corfica, XLIX. 742. 


100. To Vice-Admiral Hotham, and other Admirals, the feveral Officers, Seamen, and Marines; for their 
Conduét in the Engagement with the French Fleet in the Mediterranean, L. 413. 


101. To Rear-Admiral Harvey, 8c. and tothe Captains and Officers, Seamen, Marines, and Soldiets, for 
their able and gallant Condué@t, &amp;c. in the important Victory obtained over the Enemy on the 
23d June 17955 LI. 16. 


102. To the Honourable Vice-Admiral Cornwallis, and to the feveral Captains arid Officers, Seamen 
Marines, and Soldiers, on Board the Fleet under his Command, on the 16th and 1 7th June 1795 
for the great Abilities, &amp;c. difplayed when in the Prefence of a fuperior Fleet of the Enemy, 
LI. 50. 3 


To Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan, and the Vice+Admirals, Captains, and Officers, &amp;c. in the 
Viétory over the Dutch Fleet, on 11th OGtober 1797, LUI. 33. 


To Rear-Admiral Lord Nelfon, for the Victory obtained over the French Fleet at the Mouth of 
the Nile in 1798, LIV. 7. 


To Captain Sir William Sidney. Smith, 8c. for the fuccefsful Defence of Saint John D’Acre, on the 
Coaft of Syria, LV. 8. 


To tranfmit Refolutions of Thanks to Perfons, viz. 


103. To-Admiral Sir John Jervis, K. B. and Vice-Admirals Charles Thompfon, é&amp;c. for the Victory over 
the Spanith Fleet, 14th February 1797; Lil. 364. Anfwer, 477. 


104. To the Right Honourable the Governor-General in India; and that he be requefted to fignify to the 
other Governors, &amp;c. the Thanks contained therein, LV. 39. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) To 


















































continued, &amp;c.' | 


: Sigtifies the Thanks of the Houfe to Perfons, 
Speaker ; | °° RIAD 








Jo communicate Refolutions of Thanks, viz. 


105. To His Royal Highnefs Field Marfhal the Duke of York, &amp;c.; the Thanks of the Houfe given 
to Lieutenant-General Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. &amp;c. and the feveral Officers of the Army 
in the Expedition to the Coaft of Holland, Lv. 8. 


106. To Admiral Lord Vifcount Duncan ; the Thanks of the Houfe given to Vice-Admiral Andrew 
Er and the Captains and Officers, &amp;c. of the Fleet under his Command to the Dutch 
&gt; LV. 8. 


XXIV. To iffue Warrants of a particular Nature, vz. 


107. For Perfons, Papers, and Records, on the hearing of Petitions complaining of undue Eleétions, 


&amp;c. XLVI. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 24 7029. 37. 44. 48. 52. 54. 55. 57- 59. 60. 62. 
96. 356. 369. 461.—XLVII. 11. 12. 13. 20. 134. 378.— XLVIII. 9. 10. &amp;c.— LIL. 13. 
14. 39 44. 45. 46. 140, 610. 617.—LIII. 41. 180.—LV. 304. 


108. For Ditto, complaining of Determinations of Rights of Elections, and alfo Petitions to defend them, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 40. 130. 338. 650. 662. 706.— XLVI. 14. 15. 114. 133. 134. 376. 426. 
439- 453- 476. 519. 537. 566. 718.— XLVIII. 12. 75. 174. 194. 622.— XLIX. 23. 82. 
83. 179. 223.—L. 12. 50. 54. 57. 186. 221.—LIM. 162. 240. 487. 642. 
For committing Perfons, viz. 


109. To Newgate, XLVI. 314.—LII. 181. 


To the Serjeant, viz. 


t 110. For difobeying the Speaker’s Summons in trying a controverted Election, LI. 99. 
III. to ftand committed to the Serjeant, XLVI. 342. 





To bring Prifoners, wiz. 


112. To be difcharged, XLVI. 342.—LII. 237. 


To be examined, viz. 





T13. By Select Committees, LIt. 680. A Mittake in the Name, and another Order made, 684. 

114. For making out new Writs to elect Members of Parliament, XLVI. 84. &amp;c. See Clections, 
73. 84. &amp;c. 

1165. To Juftices of the Peace, Bailiff of Weftminfter, &amp;c. on the Houfe going to Saint Paul’s Church, 


on a Day of. Thank{giving; appointed by His Majefly, LIM. 154. 
XXV. Relative to Notices, vz. 


116, To receive particular Notices,. LIT. 466. 


Sends Notices to Parties, viz. 


117. On Petitions being prefented, and ordered to be taken into Confideration, complaining of undue 
Elections, &amp;c. XLVI. 20. 29. 36. 37. 39- 42. 44. 46. 48. 54. 55. 97- 134. 162. 383. 
461. 568.—XLVII. 134. 378.— XLVII. 14. &amp;cC.—LII. 15. 17. 19. 23. 151. 158. 428. 
610. 617.—LIII. 41. 180.—LV. 304. 


118. On Days for Confideration being altered, XLVII. 388. 457. 502. 504.—XLVIII. 14. 157.— 
LI. 92. 108. 194. 262. 310. 315. 334+ 363+ 370 443- 454. 477+ 510. 529. 591.— 
LIII. 257. 

119. To Returning Offers, and to the Printer of the London Gazette, upon Petitions prefented on 


Determination of Rights of Eleétions, viz. 


120. To defend the Determination, XLVI. 129.—XLVII. 114. 439- 443+ 453- 476. 537. 566.—~ 
XLVIII, 622.—XLIX. 179. 223. 415.—-L. 54. 





; 
t21. on Days for Confideration of Ditto being altered, XLVI. 384. 423. 424. 429. 
XLVII. §02. 504.— XLVIII. 157.—XLIX. 179. 223. 234. 333. 427- 470.—L. 259.—LIII. 
257- 465. | 
122. ——— upon Petitions being prefented to oppofe fuch Determinations, XLVI. 40. 1 30. 338. 


650. 662. 706.—XLVH. 15, 23. 134. 376.—XLVIII. 14.——XLIX. 23. &amp;c.—L. 50. 57- 
-—LIll. 161, 240. 


See /upra, S$: 75. 
XXVI. Relative 









Speaker’, 


XXVI. Relative to Meflagés, viz: 


123. Acquaints Meffengers from the Lords with the Anfwers of the Houfe to Meffages from them, 
XLVI. 659.— XLIX. 620.— L. 615.— LI. 5.— LII. 633. 707.— LIV. 499.— LV. 196, 483. 


7 


















































514. 582. 590. 701. 744. 870. 872. 888. 890. 894. 902. 
See fupra, 84. 85. &amp;c: 

124. Reads Meffages from His Majefty, figned by His Majefty, to the Houfe (all the Members being 
uncovered) XLVI. 227. 356. §89.—XLVIII. 101. 149. 347. 618. 819.—XLIX. 24. 361. 
370. 422. 492. 586.—~—-L. 139. 372. 474.—LI. 195. 198. 199.—LII. 192. 213. 237. 348. 
628. 707.— LIII. 179. 237. 243. 478. 494. 665. 678.— LIV. 8. 255. 401. 525. 603. 
675.—LV. 55. 58. 176. 180. 362. 697. 757. 766. . 

125, Reads them again on their being taken into Confideration, XLVI. 266. 361.—=XLVIII. 128. 182.— 
XLIX. 379. 589.—L. 154.—LI. 213.—LII. 199. 258. 352. 633. 684.—LV. 94. 185. 

126. Meflage from His Majefty, relating to a Houfe for the Speaker, XLIX. 361. Addrefs thereupon. 
361. Anfwer reported, 364: 


XXVII.. Adjourns the Houfe, w/z. 


Without a Queftion firft put, viz. 


127. On Forty Members not béing prefent at Four o’Clock, XLVI. 448. 667.—XLVII. to25. 1088: 
XLVIII. 73. 799.— XLIX. 538. 736. 740.—L. 430. 550. 622.—LI. 436. 555. 593.— 
LI. 682.— LIII. 40. 148. 169. 622.—LIV, 81. 132. 136. 155. 177. 200.—LV. 47. 236. 
704. 733- 749. 890. 904. 928. ; 

128. Upon Notice being taken that Forty Members were not prefent, and it being after Four o’Clock;, 
XLVI. 390. 460.—XLVIII. 607. 631. 634. 996.— XLIX. 407. 497. 554.—L. 392. 464. 
486. 512. 522. 558. 573. 601.—LI. 421. 573: 784.— LI. 747.—LIII. 510. 540. 614. 
670. 690: 695. 699. 704.— LIV. 383. 425. 438.— LV. 374. 413. 618. 638. 671. 745. 
754. 890. 

129. After Mr. Haftings’s Trial, and receiving a Meflage to proceed further therein, and there being only 
a few Members prefent, XLVIII. 310. 660. 805.—XLIX. 619. 633. 651. 736. 


130. Qn Motions for the Speaker’s leaving the Chair, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being 
prefent, LI. 421. 784. 

131. Upon Report of Divifions by the Tellers, and not Forty Members prefent, and it being after 
Four o’Clock, XLIX. 473. 567.—L. 550.— LI. 232. 500.—LII. 217. 671.—LIII. 583. 660. 
701.—LIV. 379. 


132. Upon Divifions in Committees, and being again told by Mr. Speaker, and not Forty Members 
prefent, and it being after Four o’Clock, XLIX. 619.—LI. 764.— LIL. 588. 736.—LV. 360. 
516. 

133. Upon being told in a Committee, and again by Mr. Speaker, and Forty Members not prefent, and 


being then after Four o’Clock, XLVI. 1§63.— XLVIII. 826. 845. 874.— XLIX. 366.—L. 538. 
LI. 404. 701.—LII. 642.—LIIE. 514.—LIV. 420.—LV. 305. 348. 


ve Upon a_ Divifion for the Speaker to leave the Chair, and their being only One Teller for the Noes, 
and no Noes to go forth, and Notice taken of Forty Members not being prefent, &amp;c. LV. 593. 


Adjourns Orders, and the Houfe, vz. 


On the Confideration of Election Petitions, viz. 


134. Upon Forty-nine Members not being drawn on Ballots, XLVI. 258. 314. 381.—XLVII. 587. 4 
135. Upon their being no Member in the Houfe, befides Mr. Speaker, on Days appointed for Ballots, 

XLVI. 315.—XLVII. 588.—XLVIII. 197. 
136. Upon there not being One Hundred Members prefent, when counted by the Speaker, on confider- 


ing Election Petitions, XLVI. 222. 276. 314. 344. 381. 411.—XLVII. 407. 471. 501. 573: 
587. 711.—XLVIII. 136. 137. 196. 197. 210. 418.—LII. 281. 399. 534- 642. 


Ditto Orders for confidering the Petitions; a Call of the Houfe then ordered, and the Houfe 

afterwards adjourns, LIII, 132. 

Upon One Hundred Members not being prefent on Ballots to try Rights of Elections, L. 177. 
178... 321. 322. 

Declares the Houfe to be adjourned to the fame Time that Orders are @djourned; Lil. 281. 








137. 


Inpsx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 11 E MXVHI. Leaving 









138. 


139. 


140. 


41. 


142. 
143. 


144. 


145. 


146. 
147: 
148. 
149. 


150. 


151. 





XXVIII. Leaving the Chair, vz. 


Leaves it, on Divifions, for the Houfe to go into Conimittees of the whole Houfe, XLVI. 162. 339. 


155. 
154. 
157- 
158. 


XLVIIL 767. 799. 819. 826. 864. 874. 925.— XLIX. 308. 334.—L. 584.— LI. 115. 146. 
484. 499.—LII. 642. 652. 693. 721.—LUI. 150. 450. 556.+LIV. 80. 155.—LV. 691. 732. 


.—Ditto without Divifions, on the Houfe gvinmg into Committees, &amp;c. XLVI. 34. 42. 334.— 
LI. 668. 400. &amp;c: 


Ordered to now leave the Chait, &amp;c. LI. 634. 


Adjournments of the Heufe upon Motions for the Speaker's leaving the Chair; viz. 
By being told, and not Forty Members prefent, &amp;c. LI. 421. 784.—LI. 747. 
By a Diviffon; and Forty Members not prefent, LUI. 583. 660. 


Houfe interrupted on Motions for his leaving the Chair, v2. 
By the Black Rod, LI. 672. 


A Petition received againft a Bill, after a Motion made for the Speaker to leave the Chair, &amp;e. 
XLIX. 571. 


Motions withdrawn, for his now leaving the Chair to go into Committees of the whole Houfe, 
LI. 632. 668.—LIII. 326. 


— Ditto withdrawn for the Houfe to adjourn, on Motions for his leaving the Chair, LI. 666. 


Queftions for Adjournments of the Houfe fuperfedes Motions for the Speaker’s leaving the 
Chair, XLVI. 338. —XLVIII. 845.—XLIX. 611. ; 


XXIX. Refuming the Chair, vz. 


Refumes it upon Matters being confidered in Committees of the whole Houfe, and Reports or- 
dered to be made, &amp;c. XLVI. 34. 42. 334.—XLVIII. 13. &amp;c.—LII. 42. 66. 67. 557. &amp;c. 


Upon Ditto, and Progrefs. ordered to be made, LIL. 335. 611. 628. See Reports, 


262. &amp;c. 


Upon Ditto, and no Reports ordered to be made, XLVI. 438.—XLVIII. 780. 925.— 
XLIX. 485.—LI. 699.—LI. 653.—LUI. 684.—LIV. 569.—LV. 379. 649. 


——In the Middle of a Proceeding of a Committee, to receive a Meffage from the Lords by 
Two Judges, XLVII. 681. | 


——Ditto to receive a Mefflage from Ditto to pafs Bills, XLIX. 484. 











——Ditto upon being told in Committees, and not Forty Members prefent, &amp;c. XLVI. 163.— 
XLVI. 826. 845. 874.—XLIX. 366.—L. 538.—LI. 404. 701. 764.—LII. 396. 588. 642. 


—_—Ditto upon Ditto, and when told by the Speaker found to be prefent, LHI. 540. 
——Ditto upon Divifions in Committees, and not Forty Members prefent, XLIX. 619.—LI. 764. 
LI. 736. ; 


——Ditto upon the Houfe returning from Weftminfter Hall on Mr. Hatftings’s Trial, XLVI. 627. 
636. 651.—L. 458. &amp;c. 


Takes the Chair although Forty Members are not prefent, XLVIII. 310. 660. 804.—XLIX. 619. 
633. 736. 


XXX. Queftions Negative, wz. 


To his leaving the Chair to go into Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
On Bills, XLVIII. 621. 780, 924.—XLIX. 5§71.—L. 419.—LI. 614.—LIII. 518. 
To confider further of Bills, LN. 371.—LV. 372. 
On Bills from the Lords, XLVI. 638.—LYV. 621. 
To confider of granting particular Bounties, LI. 450. 
The Committee of Ways and Means, LIII. 175. 


To adjourning the Houfe, to prevent his leaving the Chair to go inte Committees, viz. 
On Bills, XLVUI. 845.—XLIX. 611. 

























































Sypeaker: Queftions Negative, continued, &amp;c. 





160. To his writing circular Letters to Sheriffs, &amp;c. on the Houfe being ordered to be called pee 
XLVI. 528. 


To particular Matters being fignified to the Spedker; LH. 450. 457. 


XXXI.. Other Matters, oz. 


With the Houfe goes tip to the Houle of, Peers, wi: 
161. On his being elected, &amp;c. XLVI. 6. 7.—LII. 8. 


At the opening of each Seffion of Parliament, XLVI. 7-—XLVII. 3.—XLVUI. 3.—XLIX¢ 3 
L. 3-—-LI. 3.—LIII. 3.—LIV. 3.—LV. 3. 


“ On His Majefty’s giving the Royal Affent to Bills, XLVI. 137+ 339-—-LV. 723.780. (79% 
See /upra, 33. 34. 





162. Committees to meet inthe Speaker’s Chamber, &amp;c. Lit. 12. 98. &amp;c.———See Committees, 73. &amp;c. 

163. Orders of the Day for the Speaker to do particular Aéts, read, and other Days appointed for Ditto, 
Lil. 523. 

164. Ditto now read and difcharged, Lil. 548. 


165. Salary, &amp;c. of the Speaker and other Officers of State; XLVI. 591. 598. 

166. In the Country on the Parliament being further prorogued, XLVI. 708. —XEVII. 1091:—XLVII. 
997- 998.—XLIX.'745.—L. 639. 

167. Speaker’s Secretary ; particular Fees to be taken by him, XLVI. 623. 


See Accounts, 921. 1126.—Bankof Cngland, 4.—wBillg, 136. 363 —oute, 354 
&amp;c. hing, 18. &amp;c.—- Potions, 75. 96.—D ices. 





Syeric. 


I. Order of the Day read on a Motion refpecting the Exportation o fSpecie, Lil. 349- 
2. Allowances for furnifhing Specie to the Troops in Scotland, Lil. 178. 
3. Bullion exported by the Eaft India Company to China, &amp;c. XLVIII. 134. 


See Accontits, 508. 972.— Bank of England, 3.— wills, 136.— Pellages, 33.— Potions, 1. 





SHyperctfications. 


See Patents, 6. 





Speech. 


Liberty of Speech in Debate, claimed of His Majefty, &amp;c. XLVI. 7.—LII. 3. 




















CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Speeches. 


alee 
I. The King’s, at the Opening of each Seffion + = = 1 ¢0 11, 
II. at the Clofe of each Seffion = - - ~- 12 #0 22, 
III. The Lord Chancellor’s, as Speaker of the Houfe of 


Peers, viz: 





By Command of His Majefty, xen At the Clofe of each Sefion fignifying 


the Houfe to choofe a Speaker -- + 
Signifying His Majefy's Approbation of His Majefty’s Will and Pleafure to 


the Choice of a Speaker = - - - 24. proregue the Parliament - &lt; Stile 25: 


IV. The Speaker’s Speeches, w/z. 


Upon prefenting Bills to His Majefy On giving the Thanks of the Houfe 
for His sini Afnt ~~ - - &lt;= 26. to Members - = - + = 27.28. 


V. Member’ s Speeches, vz. 


On receiving from the Speaker the'Thanks of the Houfe += © © #* 6 = 4. 29 


VI. Incidental Proceedings, UZ. 


Speeches of - Majefy to be con- Parts of Speeches referred, Se. + 36. 37. 


fidered - = = = 30. | Speeches read on Matters before 
Parts of Ditto to vibe ye dered - - 3. the Houfe, Sc. - - = = 38 to 40. 


Speeches referred to Committees 32 to 35. | Parts of Speeches read, Se. - - 41.42. 





Speeches. 


I. The King’s, at the Settine a ox of each ind, vwilZ. 


1. 1790-1.—Informing the Houfe, that the Differences between Him and the Court of Spain had been 
brought to an amicable Termination, &amp;c. That the Objects which he propofed to Himfelf to 
obtain by the whole of this Tranfaction was a fuitable Reparation for the Act of Violence 
committed at Nootka, &amp;c.—That a Foundation had been laid for a Pacification between 
Auftria and the Porte, and that He was employing His Mediation for a Definitive Treaty 
between thofe Powers, and endeavouring to put am End to the Diffentions in the Nether- 
lands :—That a feparate Peace had taken ‘Place between Ruffia and Sweden, but that the 
War between Ruffia and the Porte ftill’ continued, &amp;c.—Mentions the Interruption of 
Tranquillity in India, by an Attack upon an Ally of the Britifh Nation :—Calls the Atten- 
tion of the Houfe to the State of the Province of Quebec, &amp;c. XLVI. 9. 


2. 1792.—Mentions the happy Event of the Marriage of the Duke of York with the Eldeft Daughter of 
~ the King of Pruffia, and makes no Doubt of the cheerful Concurrence of the Houfe in 
enabling Him to make a fuitable Provifion for their Eftablifhment. Informs them of a 
Definitive Treaty concluded under His own, the King of Pruffia and the States-Gene- 
ral’s Mediation, between the Emperor and the Ottoman Porte, and that they had employed 


. their 











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4- 


5 


6. 


7- 


Innrx XLVI. to LV. (1790—18¢0.) 






‘ Speeches &gt; The King’s, at the Opening of hoe Seffion. 


———$——— + 








their Intervention to procure a Pacification between the Emprefs of Ruffia and the Porte, and 
that Conditions had been agreed upon with the Emprefs, &amp;c. Regrets that he could not in- 
form them of the Determination of the War in India, but that the fuccefs of the Marquis 
Cornwallis afforded reafonable Ground to hope for it, &amp;c. XLVII. 3. 


1792-3.—That having judged it neceflary to embody a Part of the Militia, He had, in purfuance of the 


Provifions of the Law, called them together within the Time limited for that Purpofe ; 
Events having recently occurred, required Vigilance to preferve the Advantages which were 


hitherto enjoyed. Although Seditious Prattices had been checked, they had of late been 


more openly renewed, &amp;c. A Spirit of Tumult aad Diforder having thewn itfelf in Acts of 
Riot and Infurreétion, &amp;c. That there appeared’a Defign to attempt the Deftruction of 
our happy Conftitution, &amp;c. in Concert with Perfons in Foreign Countries. That he had 
carefully kept a ftrit Neutrality with refpeét to the internal Affairs of France, yet He faw, with 
Uneafinefs, that there appeared there, an Intention to excite Difturbances in other Countries, 
&amp;c. and He felt it His indifpenfable Duty to have Recourfe to thofe Means of Prevention, 
with which He was-entrufted by Law, &amp;c.—That he had great Pleafure in acquainting them 


of the Termination of the War in India, by an advantageous and honourable Peace, &amp;c. 
XLVIII. 3. 


1794.—That the Circumftances under which they were affembled, required their moft ferious Attention : 


That they were engaged in a Conteft, on the Iffue of which depended the Maintenance of 
their Conftitution, Laws, and Religion, and the Security of all Civil Society: Mentions the 
Advantages obtained by the Arms of the Allied Powers, and the Change which had taken 
Place, in the general Situation of Europe, fince the Commencement of the War, and that at 
Sea our own Superiority had been undifputed, &amp;c. That the Circumftances by which the 
further Progrefs of the Allies had hitherto been impeded, not only proved the Neceflity of 


Vigour and Perfeverance on our Part, but at the fame Time confirmed the Expeétation 
of ultimate Succefs, 8c. XLIX. 3. 


1794-5.—Mentions the great Satisfaction it was to Him to recur to their Advice and Affiftance, at 


a Period which called for the full Exertion of their Energy and Wifdom; Notwithftanding 
the Difappointments and Reverfes of the laft Campaign, He retained a firm Conviétion of the 
Neceffity of perfifting in the vigorous Profecution of the juft and neceflary War in which 
they were engaged. Takes Notice of the unexampled Means by which the Efforts of France 
have been fupported, and the pernicious Effeéts they have produced, and that what paffed in 
the Interior of the Country, had fhewn the Progreffive and rapid Decay of their Refources, 
&amp;c. Mentions the Proteétion which he had given to Corfica, and that He had accepted 
the Crown and Sovereignty of the Country, &amp;c. Informs them of His having concluded 
a Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, with the United States of America, and 


mentions the Conclufion of a Treaty for the Marriage of the Prince of Wales with the 
Princefs Carolina of Brunfwick, &amp;c. L. 4. ' 


1795-6.—Reflects with Satisfaction on the general Situation of Affairs which has, in many important 


Refpedcts been materially improved in the Courfe of the prefent Year.—In italy the threatened 
Invafion of the French had been prevented; That there was alfo Reafon to hope that the 


_ Operations of the Auftrian Army had checked the Progrefs which the French had made on 


the fide of Germany: That His Majefty was continuing to make the greateft Exertions for 
maintaining, &amp;c. our Naval Superiority, and for carrying on a¢tive Operations in the Weft 
Indies. That from the Adts of Hoftilities of the United Provinces, He had been obliged 
to treat them as if®a State of War. That His Fleet in the North Seas had received great 
Affiftance from the Naval Force of Ruffia. That He had concluded Engagements of 
Defenfive Alliance with the Two Imperial Courts, and the Ratification of the Treaty of 
Commerce with America had been exchanged, &amp;c. LI. 3. . 


1796-7.—New Parliament, viz. 
That it was a particular Satisfa€tion to His Majefty to recur to their Advice, after collecting the 


Senfe of His People, engaged in an arduous Conteft, for the Prefervation of all that was moft 
dear to them. That he had omitted no Endeavours for fetting on Foot Negotiations to re- 
{tore Peace to Europe, &amp;c. That the Steps which He had taken had at length opened the 
Way to an immediate and direct Negotiation, &amp;c. and that He thould immediately fend a 
Perfon to Paris with full Powers to treat for Peace. Mentions the Events in the Eaft and 
Welt Indies being highly honourable to the Britifh Arms, &amp;c. That the Fortune of War on the 
Continent had been various, and the Progrefs of the French Armies had threatened the 
utmoft Danger to all Europe, but that the honourable and Dignified Perfeverance of the 


11 F Emperor 









continued, &amp;c. 


Sypeethes Bhs King’s, at the Opening of each Seffion, 








_oeeee—— 


Emperor, and the Intrepidity, 8c. of the Auftrian Forces under Archduke Charles, had 
given a great Turn to the Courfe of the War, &amp;c. Mentions the apparent hoftile Difpofition, 


&amp;c. of the Court of Madrid, but His Majefty is confident, He fhall have given to Europe 
afurther proof of His Moderation and Forbearance, &amp;c. Lil. 11. 


8. 1797-8.—That it was a Matter of great Concern to Him, that His earneft Endeavours to reftore to 


His Subjeéts the Bleffings of Peace, had unhappily been rendered ineffeétual. That the 
Declaration which His Majefty had caufed to be publifhed, and the other Papers which He 
had directed to be laid before them, would abundantly prove that every Step had been 
taken, on His Part, which could tend to accelerate the Conclufion of Peace, &amp;c. That He 
had the fulleft Reliance, under the Bleffing of Providence, on the Vigour and Wifdom of 
their Councils, and on the Zeal, &amp;c. of a great and free People, fenfible that they contended 
for their deareft Interefts: That it was a Satisfaction to know, as they were compelled to 
perfevere in their Defence of all that was dear to them, that they poffefs Means and Refources 
proportioned to the Objects they had at Stake. That the Revenue had continued highly 
productive, and the National Induftry extended, &amp;c. The Public Spirit of His People had 
been eminently difplayed, and the repeated Succeffes of His Navy over all His different 
Enemies, bad been recently crowned by a fignal Victory, under the command of Admiral 
Lord Vifcount Duncan, &amp;c. LIII. 3. 


9.  1798-9.—-Mentions Events having taken Place in the Courfe of the Year, ‘and the fignal Succefs attending 


His Arms, being productive of the happieft Confequences, and promoted the Profperity and 
Glory of the Country. Takes Notice of the unexampled Series of our Naval Triumphs 
having received frefh Splendour from the Memorable Action under the Command of Rear 
Admiral Lord Nelfon, which if improved by fuitable Exertions on the Part of other Powers, 
might lead to the general Deliverance of Europe. Applauds the Conduét of the Emperor 
of Ruffia and the Ottoman Porte ; and that their Example, joined to the Difpofition manifefted 
almoft. univerfally in the different Countries, ftruggling under the Yoke of France, muft 
be a Powerful Encouragement to other States to adopt a vigorous Line of Conduét. Men- 
tions our Preparations at Home, and the Demonftrations of Zea] and Spirit of His Subjects, 
having deterred the Enemy from attempting to execute their vain Threat of invading the 
Coafts of this Kingdom: That in Ireland the Rebellion which they had inftigated had been 
curbed and reprefled, and the Troops which they had landed for its Support had been com- 
pelled to furrendet, &amp;c. LIV. 3. 


10. 1799-1800.—That he called them together at that unufual Seafon (24th of September) to recommend to 


them to confider of the Propriety of enabling him to avail Himfelf, to a further Extent of 
the Voluntary Services of the Militia, to increafe our active Force abroad, &amp;c. Mentions 
our Situations and Profpeéts to have improved fince the laft Seffion, beyond the moft fanguine 
Expectation ; That the Deliverance of Italy might be confidered as fecured by the Refult 
of a Campaign, equal in Splendour, &amp;c. to any the moft brilliant recorded in Hiftory. That 
the French Expedition to Egypt had continued to be productive of Calamity and Difgrace 
to our Enemies, while its ultimate Views againft our Eaftern Poffeffions had beén utterly 
confounded, &amp;c. He trufts there is every Reafon to expect that the Effort which He is 
making for the Deliverance of the United Provinces, will prove Succefsful, &amp;c. That while 
they rejoice with Him in the Events which add fo much Luftre to the Britifh Charaéter, 
they will as cordially join in the Sentiments fo juftly due to the Condué of His good and 
faithful Ally the Emperor of Ruffia, &amp;c. LV. 3. 


tr. Onthe) The Senfe which His Majefty had of the Difficulties with which the poorer Claffes of His 


11th Nov. 1800. 


Subjeéts had to ftruggle, from the high Price of Provifions, induced Him to call them 
together at an carly Period. Hopes that by their Care and Wifdom, all fuch Meafures 
may be adopted as will appear beft calculated to alleviate the fevere Preflure, and prevent the 
Danger of its Recurrence, by promoting the Improvement of Agriculture, &amp;c. Recommends 
encouraging the Importation of all Defcriptions of Grain from Abroad, and that fuch a 
Supply, with Economy and Frugality in the Confumption of Corn, would be moft likely 
to reduce the high Price of it. Mentions the temporary Difturbances which had taken 
Place in fome Parts of the Kingdom, and that thofe who incite them, in the prefent Cir- 
cumftances, are doubly Criminal, and thofe who have voluntarily exerted themfelves to reprefs 
them, were entitled to his higheft Praife, &amp;c. LV. 795. 


iI. The King’s, at the Clofe of each Seflion, viz. 


12. 1791.—That His Majefty could not omit expreffing His Satisfaction in the Zeal which the Houfe had 





fhewn for the Public Interefts; That the Meafures adopted for defraying the esctu oom 
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Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


' 


SHyeeches; The King’s, at the Clofe of each Sétion, 





Expences of the preceding Year, and the Provifions made for the good Government of Canada, 
called for His particular Acknowledgnients.. Thanks thern for énabling Him to provide for 
a Part of the Charges of the Younger Branches of His Family, &amp;c. That He was not 
able to inform them of the Refult of the Steps He had taken relative to Peace between Ruffia 
and the Porte, &amp;c. XLVI, 707. . 


1792.——That His Majefty could not clofe the Seffion without returning the Houfe His particular 


Thanks for the Attention and Diligence with which they had applied themfelves to the Dif= 
patch of Public Bufinefs, and efpecially to the Important Objects which he had recommended. 
The providing for the Eftablifhment of His Son the Duke of York, ‘called for His warmeft 
Acknowledgements. Obferves, with Satisfaction, the Meafures for the Diminution of the 
Public Burthens, and preventing an Accumulation of Debt in future. That He fees, 
with Concern, the Commencement of Holtilities in different Parts of Europe; That it 
will be His Care to preferve to His People the uninterrupted Bleffings of Peace, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 1090, 


1793.—Acknowledging the Firmnefs, &amp;c. of the Parliament, on the many Important Occafions which 


had arifen during the Seffion. Their firm Determination to fupport the Eftablithed Confti- 
tution which His Subjects had ftrongly manifefted a Concurrence in, could not fail to check 
every Attempt to difturb the Internal Repofe of thefe Kingdoms, &amp;c. Mentions the 
rapid and fignal Succeffes which attended the Operations of the Combined Armies ; 
the powerful Force which the Parliament had enabled Him to employ by Sea and Land, 
and the Meafures which he had concerted with other Powers, afforded a Profpect of a happy 
Iffue to the Important Conteft in which they were engaged, &amp;c. Thanks them for fo 
chearfully granting the Supplies, and doubts not but their Arrangements for the Government 
of the Britifh Territories in India would fecure, &amp;c. the Important Benefits derived from 
thofe valuable Poffeffions; Hopes the Steps which they had taken to prevent the Progrefs of 
the Evil refpeéting the State of Commercial Credit, would be productive of very falutary 
Confequences, &amp;c. XLVIII. 997. 


1794.—That the State of Public Bufinefs enabled Him then to Clofe the Seffion of Parliament ; in 


doing which, He had again to acknowledge their Affiduity and Zeal for the Interefts of His 
People, &amp;c. That He was perfuaded they entertained too juft a Senfe of the Nature and 
Importance of the Caufe they were engaged in, to fuffer their Zeal to be abated, or their Per- 
feverance fhaken, by the recent Succeffes of the Enemy in the Netherlands. That it was 
peculiarly gratifying to His Majefty, to reflect on the uniform Skill and Bravery of His 
Fleets and Armies, &amp;c. which had never, at any Period, been more confpicuous ; Obferves 
with the higheft Satisfaction the rapid and valuable Acquifitions made in the Eaft and 
Weft Indies; and the fuccefsful Operations which have been carried on in the Mediterraneah, 


. &amp;c. XLIX.: 744. 


1795.—Acknowledges the zealous and uniform Regard which they had thewn to the general Interefts 


of His People, and particularly the prudent, firm, and fpirited Support which they 
had continued to afford Him, in the Profecution of the great Conteft in which they were 
{till unavoidably engaged. The Encouragement which His Allies would derive from the 
Knowledge of their Sentiments, and the extraordinary Exertions which they had enabled 
Him to make, in fupporting and augmenting His Naval and Military Forces, afforded the 
Means moft likely to conduce to a Reftoration of Peace to thefe Kingdoms, and to the Re-= 
eftablifhment of General Tranquillity, &amp;c. L. 639. 


1796.—The Public Bufinefs being concluded, His Majefty thought it proper to clofe the Seffion; and 


at the fame Time to acquaint them with His Intention of giving immediate Direétions for 
calling a New Parliament. The Objects which had engaged their Attention, had been of 
peculiar Importance ; and the Meafures which they had adopted, had manifefted their con- 
tinued Regard to the Safety and Welfare of His People.—States the happieft Effeéts to have 
been experienced from the Provifions which they had made for repreffing Sedition and Civil 


_ Tumult, &amp;c. That their Affiduity in-inveftigating the Subject of the high Price of Corn, 


{trongly proved their anxious Defire to omit nothing which could tend to the Relief of His 
People in a Matter of fuch general Concern, &amp;c. LI. 793. 


1797.—-His Majefty could not put an End to the Seffion of Parliament without returning them His 


soft fincere and cordial Thanks, for the Affiduity with which they had applied themfelves 
to very important Objeéts, &amp;c. He particularly exprefles the juft Senfe He entertains of the 
Salutary and effectual Provifions they have made for ftrengthening the Means of National 

Defence, 


19. 


20. 


21. 


22. 





| The King’s, at the Clofe of each Seffion, 
Speeches; | ) continued, 8c. | 





Defence, and the Meafures adopted refpecting the Payment of Cath by the Bank, as well 
as the Promptitude, &amp;c. with which they afforded Him their Afbitance in fuppreffing 
the daring and treafonable Mutiny which broke out in a Part of His Fleet, &amp;c.—His 
Maijefty acquaints. them, that fince the Acceffion of the prefent Emperor of Ruffia, the 
Commercial Engagements between the Two Countries have been renewed, &amp;c. LI. 755. 


1798.—Taking Notice of the Meafures adopted by Parliament during the Seffion ; and that they had 


amply fulfilled the Affurances which he had received from them at the Commencement of it. 
That their Firmnefs and Conftancy had been applauded and followed by His Subjeéts in 
every Rank and Condition of Life ;—The Internal Security of the Kingdom had been ftrength- 
ened and confirmed; the fame Sentiments had continued to animate His Majefty’s Troops 
of every Defcription ; and His Fleets had met the Menaces of Invafion, by: blocking up the 
Enemies in all their principal Ports, &amp;c. LUll. 708. : 


1799.—Mentioning the favourable Appearances at the Commencement of the Seffion having been 


On 29th 


July 1800. 


On ih} 


Decem. 1800. 


” 


24. 


a 


followed up by great Succefles: That by the Progrefs of the Imperial Arms under the 
Archduke Charles of Auftria, a great Part of Switzerland had recovered its ancient Religion, 
&amp;c. and the Combined Armies, under Field Marfhal Suwarroff, had nearly accomplifhed the - 
Deliverance of Italy from the degrading Yoke of the French Republic. That the Decifion 
and Energy of the Councils of His Ally, the Emperor of Ruffia, &amp;c. would enable His 
Majefty to employ, to the greateft Advantage, the powerful Means which Parliament had 
intrufted to Him, for eftablifhing Security and Honour to this Country, &amp;c. That the in- 
ternal Tranquillity was in fome degree reftored to the Kingdom of Ireland ; but that our great 
Reliance for the Safety of that Country, muft reft on the Bravery of His Troops, and the 
Loyalty and Exertions of both Kingdoms ; and the Provifions made, for fuppreffing dangerous 
and Seditious Societies, would furnifh additional Security to the eftablifhed Conftitution, 
&amp;c. LIV. 744. 


Exprefling His juft Senfe of the Diligence and Perfeverance with which they had applied 


themfelves to the various Objeéts of Public Concern which came under their Deliberation. 
Congratulates them on the Succefs of the Steps which had been taken for effecting an entire 
Union with Ireland. That His Majefty would confider this great Meafure as one of the 
happieft Events of His Reign. He had witneffed, with great Concern, the fevere Preffure 
on His People, from the continued Scarcity of the Seafon; but he trufted, under the 
Bleffing of Providence, there was every Reafon to expect that the approaching Harveft would 
afford a fpeedy and effectual Relief, &amp;¢. LV. 792. 


Returns the Houfe His particular Acknowledgments for the diftinguifhed Induftry and Zeal 


with which they had applied themfelves to the interefting Object which, at the Commence- 
ment of the Seffion, He moft efpecially recommended to their Attention—The Diligence 
with which their Enquiries had been conducted, had afforded them the beft Means of afcer- 
taining the true Circumftances of their then Situation, and the extenfive Meafures which 
they had wifely adopted for diminifhing the Confumption of Grain, &amp;c. would, He doubted 
not, be found productive of the moft falutary Effect. Much however would depend on 
a Difpofition for the Adoption of all practicable Economy which His Majefty had recom- 
mended.—The Time fixed for the Commencement of the Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 
neceflarily terminated their Proceedings on that important Subject, but He was perfuaded 
they would refume them with Zeal on their Firft Meeting, and the early Period which he 
had appointed for that Meeting would afford a fpeedy Opportunity of completing whatever 
they might have neceffarily have left unfinifhed, &amp;c. LV. 930. 


His Majefty’sProclamation, declaring that the Members compofing the then Parliament, fhould 


be the Members of the Parliament of the Union, on the Part of Great Britain, &amp;c. was 
then read, and is entered, LV. 930. 


{11. The Lord Chancellor’s, as Speaker of the Houfe of Peers, viz. 


At the Beginning of a new Parliament, by Command of His Majefty, directing the Houfe of 
Commons to choofe a Speaker, XLVI. 6. 
Parliament in 1796, LI. 8. 


Signifying His Majefty’s Approbation of the Choice of a Speaker, XLVI. 7.—LII. 8. 





As one of the Commiffioners for opening the New 


At the Clofe of the Seffion, fignifying His Majefty’s Will and Pleafure for proroguing the Par- 





liament, XLVI. 707.—XLVII. 1090.—XLVIII. 997.—XLIX. 745.—L. 639.—LI. 793.—LU. 
756.—LIII. 709.—LIV. 744.—LV. 793. 930. 


IV. The 



























— Speeches, 





IV. The Speaker’s Speeches, vz. 


26. Upon prefenting Bills to His Majefty at the Houfe of Peers, XLVI. 138.—XLVII. 697. 


On giving the Thanks of the Houfe, viz. 


27. To the Members who were appointed Managers of the Impeachment againft Warren Haftings, 
Efquire, XLIX. 741. 


28. To Admiral Lord Bridport, Vice-Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet, and Rear-Admiral Lord 
Hugh Seymour, LI. 18. 





On Thanking the Houfe——See Speaker, 1. 2. 3. &amp;c. 


V. Members Speeches, zz. 
29. Admiral Lord Bridport ; Vice-Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet; and Rear-Admiral Lord Hugh 
Seymour, on receiving from the Speaker the Thanks of the Houfe, LI. 18. 


VI. Incidental Proceedings relating to Speeches, viz. 


To be confidered, viz. 


30. His Majefty’s, XLVI. 21. 22. 34.—XLVII. 16.—XLVIIL. 11.—XLIX. 19.—L. 9.—B, 9-— 
LH. 16.—LHI. 7.—LIV. 7.—LV. 7. 802. 


Parts of Speeches to be confidered, viz.. 


In Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
31. His Majefty’s, XLVII. 43. 479. 


Speeches referred, viz. 
His Majefty’s, viz, 


32. To Committees appointed to draw up Addreffes thereon, XLVI. 10.——XLVII. 6.—XLVIII. 6.— 
XLIX. 16.—L. 7.—LI. 6.—LIL. 12.—LIUIL. 4.—LIV. 5.—LV. 5. 797. 


Referred to Committees of the whole Houfe, viz. 
On the Motion for a Supply to be granted to His Majefty, viz. 


33. His Majefty’s Speech, XLVI. 34.—XLVII. 18.—XLVIII. 13.—XLIX. 22.-—L. 12.——-LI. 16, 
LIL. 19.~-LIII. 35.—LIV. 9.—LV. 25. 860. 


Appointed to confider the Public Income and Expenditure, Se. viz. 
34. His Mlajefty’s Speech, XLVII. 398. 

Appointed to confider of a fuitable Provifion for the Eftablifhment of their Royal Highneffes the 

Duke and Dutchefs of York, viz. 
35. His Majefty’s, XLVII. 504. 
Parts of Speeches referred, viz. 
His Majefty’s, viz. 
Of the fame Seffion, viz. 


36. To the Committee on the high Price of. Paphifions, LV. 804. 
Of former Seffions, viz. 
37: To the Committee on the Bill for granting to His Majefty a certain Sum of Money out of the 


Confolidated Fund, XLVI, 634.—XLVII. 710.—XLVIII. 832.—XLIX. 470.—L. 603.— 
LI. 699.—LII. 740. 


To the Committee ona Bill granting a Vote of Credit, LII. 698. 


Speeches read, on Matters before the Houfe, viz. 
Of the fame Seffion, viz. 
38. His Majefty’s, XLVII. 479.——XLIX. 335e—LI. $1.—-LV. 511. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11G , O 











Sr 


Speeches ; Incidental Proceedings, continued, &amp;c 





Read on Matters before the Hou/e, continued, &amp;c. 


Of former Seffions, viz. 


- 39- His Majefty’s, L. 96.—LV. 246. 511. 
Speeches again read, viz. | 
40. His Majefty’s, on confidering the fame for the Purpofe of granting a Supply, XLVI. 22.—XLVII. 
16.—XLVIII. 11.—XLIX. 19.—L. 11.—LI. 15.—LII. 17.—LIII. 34.-—-LIV. 8.—LV. 8. 
804. 


Parts of Speeches read, viz. 
Of the fame Seffion, viz. 
41, His Majefty’s, and Papers ordered, XLVI. 131. 
and a Paragraph thereof referred to a Committee of the wholé Houfe, Li. 20. 
and negative an Addrefs, LV. 889. 


Of former Seffions, viz. 
42. His Majefty’s, XLVII. 5. 
See Apbrefles, 1. 115. 121. 164.—Committees, 128.—Journalg, 9. &lt;8. 





Hpices. 


See Duties, 21. 47. 





Spinners. 


See Grade, &amp;c. 17. 18. 19. &amp;e. 





‘Spirit Makers. 


See Supply, 337. 342. 





SHpirits. 


“a Bill for afcertaining the Rate of Duty to be paid for Retail Spirit Licences ; ordered, LIV. 656. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 662. Bill reported, and Report to be further confidered, 703. Report further 
confidered, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 708. P. 737. 


to revive and continue, &amp;c. fuch Part of an A&amp;, of the fame Seffion, for reducing the Duties 
upon Spirits diftilled from Melaffes or Sugar, &amp;c. as relates to the Duties on Wort or Wath, 
brewed or made from Melaffes or Sugar; ordered, LV. 635. P. 714. 


See Accounts, 601. 613. 712. 737. 1072. 1083. 1161.—2Bills, 43.— Committees, 
97. 123.—Diftillerp.— Duties, 77. &amp;c.—Egcile, 5. 6. 8—Fitheries, 9.— boule, 
(under 135. 156.)—Watws Crpiring, 7. 8. 10. 12. 42.— Petitions, 33.—Supplp, 
335- 342- 349- 355-384. 385- 390. 393. 395. 396. 410. 411. 468. 469. 477- 
482. 496. 507. 508. 509. 564. 

























a ee " ; 
Spiritual Perfons, © 
See %Billg, 199. 216.—Bithops.—Curates.—Dean and Chapter.—Cates.— Orrtinars.—- 
Rectors.— TC pthes.— Wicarsg. 





‘Syptrituous Liquors. 


See Aecounts, 742. 744. &amp;c.—Alehoule-keepers.— Bills, 2.—Difillerp—Ca Andia Com- 
panp, 2.—ftotland, 10.—fSoupplp, 353. 367. 383. 384. 385. &amp;c. 





Springs. 


See Wills, 280. 373.—Brooks, &amp;c.—Docks, 6.—MPabigations, 59. 100.— Squares and 
Streets, 41.— Water. 








CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Hquares and Streets. 





I. Petitions and Bills relating to Squares, v/z. 


For Power to keep it Repair, &amp;ec. To explain, &amp;Sc. Aéts paffed, for 
Inclofures for Gardens, e.- - - 4. paving, Se. Squares = =~ - 204, 


II. Petitions and Bills relating to Streets, &amp;c. vz. 


For making an Arch acrofs a Street = 5. | For better paving, cleanfing, ec. 


For widening and improving Streets, Townsand Places - - = 37 10 46. 
&amp;e.- - - = = - = = 6£09.| For paving, repairing, Ge. 
To open and make new Streets, Sc. 10 to 13. Streets and Lanes ~- - = 47 to 64. 
To fell Ground intended for other For paving and keeping in repair, 
Purpofes, and to apply the Sc. Footways,and lighting, 8c. 65 to 71. 
= Money to Streets, Sc. - - .- - 14.| Yorepeal Ads for paving, Se. 
To explain, Sc. Abts, for better and to grant other Powers ~- 72 to 76: 
paving, &amp;Fc. Sireets - - + 15 to 28.| For particular Streets to be an- 
To enable Commiffioners to borrow nexed to the Limits of parti- 
more Money to complete the cular Offices - - - - - = 
Purpofes of Adis - - ~ - = 29.| To remove Stands of Hackney 
Yo cleanfe, light, Se. Streets Coaches out of Streets - - - + 78. 
and Roads - - - = = 30 t0 36. | For fhutting up, Fc. Avenues - 79 to 82. 


III. Incidental Proceedings - - - - - = - = = 83 to 88. 


Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Squares and Streets. 








I, Petitions and Bills relating to Squares, wz. 


For Power to keep in Repair, &amp;c. Inclofures for Garden or Pleafure Ground in 
Squares, and for paving and lighting Ditto, Sc. referred to Committees, viz. 


%. Bloomfbury, in the County of Middlefex ; for inclofing, &amp;c. a certain Square, intended to be called 
Ruffell Square, LV. 276. Repert, 356. P. 681. 


Finfbury Square, in the County of Middlefex, XLVI. 213. Report, 422. Petition of the 
Truftees of the Act of 27 Geo. II. for better enlightening, &amp;c. the Streets, and other Places of 
Saint Luke’s, Middlefex, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading of the Bill, 439. 
Bill committed ; the faid Petition againft Ditto again read, and referred to the Committee; 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 459. Reported, 642. P. 707. See infra, 2. 


Tower Hill; paving and improving, &amp;c. LII. 257. Report, and to lie on the Table; Notices 
not having been given, order them to be given, 455. Petition after Notices given, &amp;c. referred 
toa Committee, 510. Reported, and Bill ordered, 546. P. 662. 





To explain, Sc. and render more effectual, Acts paffed for paving, lighting, Sc. Squares, 
. referred to Committees, yiz. 





2. Finfbury Square, in the County of Middlefex; L. 163. Report, 244. P. 480. 
3. Haydon Square, Haydon Street, &amp;c. in the Minories, in the County of Middlefex, XLVIII. 249. 
Report, 443. P. 939. See infra, 20. : 





ee London City ; the’Squares, &amp;c. therein, XLVIII. 46. P. 827. See infra, 23. 


II. Petitions for Bills relating to Streets, &amp;c. viz. 


For making Arches acrofs Streets, and making Communications, referred to Com- 
mittees, Viz. : 


5 Of Thomas Coutts, Efquire, Banker, for making an Arch from his Hovfe in the Strand, acrofs 
William Street, Adelphi, &amp;c. Liv. 83. Report, 93. Bull read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, &amp;c. 140. P. 295. 


For widening and improving Streets and Paffages, and for making Communications, 
referred to Committees, Sc. viz. 


6. Bank of England, LV. 258. Report, 300. Bill ordered, 528. P. 714. 


Of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the City of London, for widening, &amp;c. Temple Bar and Snow Hill ; to lie 
on the Table, XLIX. 73. Petition for Ditto renewed and-referred to a Committee, L. 7o. 
Report, 365. Petition of Freeholders and Leafeholders of Eftates in the Parifh of Saint Clement 
Danes, in the County of Middlefex, and other Petitions, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading, 405. Petition of feveral Refiants and Tenants of the Manor of the Savoy, in 
the Dutchy of Lancafter, againft ; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 417. Bill com- 
mitted, and the Petitions prefented againft it referred ; Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 
ibid. Committee to fit notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 537. Bill reported 
and re-committed, 549. Reported again, 580. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made, 
&amp;c. 593. P. 638. See infra, 23. 


Chriftchurch, in the County of Surrey; XLVI. 232. Petition of Owners, 8c. of Houfes ina 
Lane leading from Bell Alley, (Weft,) to Marygold Court, (Eaft,) praying-that the fame may be 
fhut up ; referred to the fame Committee, 405. Report, 440. P. 686. 








7. Lime Street, in the City of London; Petition of the Eaft India Company, LI. 372. Report, 
470. P. 791.——See Café Judia Company, -. 


Pall Mall, (Weftminfter,) Eaft End thereof, between the Haymarket and Market Lane ; ordered, 
LIV. 550. Not proceeded in. 


Rofs, in the County of Hereford; XLVI. 141. Report, 156. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 166. P. 399. 
See Highwaps Curnpike, 208. 


Cc? 





* 9. Stockport, in Chefhire, XLVI. 239. Report, 442. P. 828. 
For Bolton, in the County of Lancafter. See Juciafures, 5&gt;. 





See Bighwaps Turnpike, 165. 





See alfo Mringes. 


Petitions 








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72. 


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Squares and Streets, {Psion sod Bills latin 





Petitions for Bills to open and vhake new Streets and Communications, tc. and td 


pave, light, Sc. the fame, referred to Committees, viz. 
Cary Street, &amp;c. from Butcher Row in the Strind; Lil. 84: Not reported: 


Georges (Saint) Road, in Chriftchurch Parifh, in the County of Surrey; through Holland’s 
Leagure, into and acrofs the Gteen Walk; and from thence into Gravel Lane, &amp;c. XLVIUI. 
279. Report, and Notices not having been given; Report to lie on the Table, and Notices to be 
given, 618. Petition after Notices given referred toa Committee, 649. Report made, and the 
Report on the Firft Petition read again, and Bill ordered, 670. So much of the Order of 
Leave as relates to the paving, cleanfing, &amp;¢. the new Street, difcharged, 699. Petition of 
Owners, &amp;c. of Houfes in Upper-Ground Stteet, againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the 
Report is received from the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 772. Report, and to be further 
confidered, and the Petitioners (Owners, &amp;c. of Houfes) to th heard by Counfel, &amp;c. 873. 
Report further confidered, and Petitioners againft the Bill decline being heard by Counfel, 
875. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added directing the Line of the new Street, and 
Amendments made to the Bill, 923. P. 997. 


Haymarket, (Weftminfter,) into Charles Street, Saint James’s Square, arid for widening and im- 
proving the Eaft End of Pall Mall, Liv. 208. Report, and Notices not having been given; 
Report to lie on the Table, 318. Report again read, and Notices ordered to be given, 
375. Petition after Notices given referred toa Committee; 506. Report thereon; Report 
on the Firft Petition again read, and Two Bills ordered, 550. Bill for making the Street 
from the Haymarket to Charles Street, prefented, &amp;c. 644. Bill reported, and His Majefty’s 
Confent fignified, &amp;c.. 721. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 725. P. 738. 


See Srotland, 103. 


Kingfton-upon-Hull ; for laying out and building a new Street from Whitefriar Gate to the 
South End of Quay Street, within the faid Town; L. 145. . Report, 281. P. 480. 





-_—_—__—_———— for enlarging and improving the Market Place, Streets, 8c. making Land- 
ing Piaces, and a Dock or Bafon adjoining the River, LV. 252. Not reported. 


Lambeth, in the County of Surrey; from Weftminfter Bridge, through Chriftchurch, to Lon- 
don Bridge, in the Parith of Saint Saviour; XLVI. 232. 


Pettycoat Lane to White Street, inftead of Gravel Lane in Pettycoat Lane; Petition of the 
Eaft India Company for Ditto, LI. 373. Report, 470. P. 792——-See Call Judia Come 
panp, 6. 





Petitions for Bills to enable Perfons to fell, &amp;c. Ground intended for other Purp 


ofes, 
and to apply the Purchafe Monies to the Purpofes of Acts paffed for win bay 
commodious Ways and Paffages in Streets, &amp;c. referred to Committees, viz. 


Briftol City, Saint Stephen’s Parifh ; by Sale of Ground intended for a Burying Ground, XLIx. 
235. Report, 538. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, which were agreed to, 
650. P. 735. 


Petitions for Bills to explain, amend, &amp;c. and enlarge Powers of Acts, for better 


paving, cleanjing, Sc. Streets and Lanes, Sc. referred to Committees, viz. 


Cambridge Town ; Act of 28 Geo. III. XLIx. 200. Report, 318. Petition of Owners, &amp;&amp;c. of 
Eftates in the: Town, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counfel ordered, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 383. Petition of Merchants and Traders of the Town, in favour; to lie on 
the Table, isid. . Petition of the. Owners, &amp;c. of Eftates, read, and Accounts of Tolls and 
Wharfage Dues ordered, 408. The Order for the faid Accounts difcharged, 413. Petition of 
the Chancellor, &amp;c. of the Univerfity, againft certain Claufes in the Bill; referred to the Com- 
mittee, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 454. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amendments, 
which were agreedto, 591. P. 622. 


Chefter City ; A&amp; of 2 Geo. III. fo far .as relates to maintaining a Nightly Watch, lighting, 
paving, and cleanfing the Streets, &amp;c. XLIX. 234. Not reported. See infra, 72. 


Deal, in the County of Kent; A&amp; 31 Geo, III. for repairing, &amp;c. the Highways, Streets, and 
Lanes, &amp;c. LI. 300. Report, 433. P. 545. 


Derby Borough ; Act 22 Geo. III.; XLVIII. 230. Not reported. 
Exeter City; A&amp; of 1 Geo, III. for lighting the Streets therein, &amp;c. L. 125. Not reported. 


Haydon Square, Haydon Yard, Church Street, &amp;c. in the Minories, in the County of Middle- 
fex; Act of 11 Geo. ITI. for better paving, 8c. the faid Places, XLVIII. 249. Report, and 
Notices not having been regularly given, Report to lie on the Table, and Notices to be given, 
&amp;c. 443. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 662. Report, and Report 
on the firft Petition read again, and Bill ordered, 681. Prefented, &amp;c. 685. 806. _—e 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11H 














Squares and Streets; [sce ae 





Petitions for Bills to explain, c: Acs, continued. 


of the Eaft Indid Company; againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel or- 
dered; 823. Reported, 859. P: 939. 


(aus Henley-upon-Thames,. in the County of Oxford; Act.of 21 Geo. HI. fo far as relates to widening 

: fome Part of the High Street and Market Place, for lighting and watching, and regulating the 
Footways; &amp;c. L. 50: Report; 389: Read Third Fime, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 505. 
P, §46. : 


Ipfwichi, it the County of. Suffolk, Act of 33 Geo. HII. fot paving, lighting, &amp;c. the Town, Lu. 
188. Report, 227. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Lands and Hereditaments within the Twelve 
Parifhes of Ipfwich, againft certain Claufes in the Bill ; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 267. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Ipfwich; and Petition of feveral 
Perfons refiding in the Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk having Coals from the Port of Ipiwich, 
gainft Ditto; alfo referred, and Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 277. Another Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. 
of Ipfwich, againft Ditto ; referred, &amp;c. and Counfel ordered, 306. Report, 368. P. 478. 


22- Liverpool, in the County of Lancafter, A&amp; of 26 Geo. HI. for opening and making, &amp;c. certain 
Streets, &amp;c. and alfo praying for Power to buitd Two additionai Churches, and to veft in: the 





Corporation a Chapel called Saint Catherine’s Chapel, XLVIH. 243. Not reported. See 
infta, 43. 
23. London City; Aé&amp; of 12 Geo. HEF. for confolidating, &amp;c. the Powers of feveral Acts for making, 


&amp;c. Vaults, Drains, and Sewers, and for paving, &amp;c. Streets, Lanes, and Squares, XLVIII. 46. 
Report, 186. P. 827. 

A&amp; 35 Geo. III. for widening the Entrance by Temple Bar, LIII. 84. Report, 382. 
Petition of Freeholders, &amp;c. of Saint Clement Danes, againft; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 465. Report, and Bill re-committed, 534. 
Again reported, 607. P. 691. — 





For raifing a further Sum of Money for carrying into Execution Two feveral Acts for 
widening the Entrance at Temple Bar, &amp;c. and for explainmg and amending the Acts, Liv. 171. 
Report, 492. Prefented, &amp;c. 532. Committed, 541. Not reported Petition renewed 
and referred, &amp;c. LV. 197. Report, 267. Petition of Jofeph Cooper, Efquire, againft ; 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 375. Bill re- 
ported, and of confidering Mr. Cooper’s Petition, and hearing Counfel in favour of the Bill; to 
be ingroffed, 451. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments made, 480. P. 595. 


24. Manchefter and Salford, in the County of Lancafter; Act of 5 Geo. III. for cleanfing, lighting, 
Sc. the Streets, Lanes, and Paflages, and praying for further Powers to widen, &amp;c. the Streets, 
&amp;c. eftablifhing a Nightly Watch, licenfing Hackney Coaches and Chairs, &amp;c. XLVI. 196. 
Not reported. Petition renewed, and referred, &amp;c. XLVI. 7. Report; and Bill ordered to 
a the faid Ac, and to grant other Powers for the Purpofes above-mentioned, 607. 
- 1070. 








Northampton Town; Aét of 18 Geo. III. for paving, cleanfing, &amp;c. the fame, and for continuing 
the Term of certain Tolls by the faid A&amp; granted, LII.276. Report, 302. Read Third Time, 
and Amendments, made, &amp;c. 437. P. 478. : 


=P Pancras (Saint), in the County of Middlefex; Act of 12 Geo. III. for paving, lighting, &amp;c. the 
Streets and other Public Places within fuch Parts of the faid Parifh as lies on the Weft Side of 
Tottenham Court Road, &amp;c. XLVI. 128. Report, 164. P. 398. 


26. Pontefract and Tanfhelf, in the County of York; Act for dividing the Park of Pontefratt, 
XLVHI. 242. Petition renewed, &amp;c. L. 124.—LI. 374.—LII. 306. Not proceeded in. 


27. Ramfgate Vill, inthe County of Kent; Ac&amp;t 25 Geo. IIl.; LI. 197. Report, and Notices not 
having been given, Report to lie on the Table, and Notices ordered’to be given, 239. Petition, 
after Notices given, referred to a Committee, &amp;c. 282. Reported; the Report on the firft 
Petition again read, and Bill ordered, 290. P. 545. 





28. Reading, in the County of Berks; Act 25 Geo. III. for paving the Footways, and for better re- 
pairing, 8c. the Streets and Lanes, &amp;c. L. 72. Report, 101. Read Third Time, and fent 
to the Lords, 298. Not returned. 


Temple Bar.— See /upra, 23. 


Petitions for Bills to enable Commiffioners, &amp;c. to borrow more Money for completing 
the Purpofes of Acts, referred to Committees, viz. 


- 29. Maidftone, in the County of Kent ; Aét 31 Geo. III. for widening, &amp;c. Streets, Lanes, and Paf- 
} fages therein, &amp;c. LI.242. Report, and Notices not regularly given; Report to lie on the 
Table, and Notices to be given, 253. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 
32. Report, and the faid Report on the firft Petition again read, and Bill ordered, 436. P. 618. 


See infra, 57.—Supra, 23. 8c. 


Petitions 





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InpEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Petitions for Bills to clean/e, light; and watch, Sc. Streets and Roads; referred to 


Committees, viz. 


Abingdon, in the County of Berks ;.and for paving the Footways in the Town, XLIX. 106. Pe- 
tition of the Inhabitants for Provifion to be made for eftablifhing a Nightly. Watch within the 


Town ; referred to the fame Committee, 148. Report 157. P. 48s. 


Bath City ; and alfo relative to Chairmen; Hackney Coaches, &amp;c. XLVII. 391. Not proceeded 
in. See infra, 63. 

Deretend and Bordefley, &amp;c. near Birmingham; to regulate Carts and Carriages, 8&amp;c. and the 
Owners and Drivers thereof XLVI. 146. Report, 183. P. 398: 


Manchefter and Salford, in the County Palatine of Lancafter; and for widening, &amp;c. feveral 
Streets, XLVII. 7. Report, 607. P. 1070. See Supra, 24. 








Stourbridge, in the County of Worcefter, XLVI. 203. Report, 340. P. 563. 


Andrew (Saint) Holborn, above the Bars, and Saint George the Martyr, in the County of Mid- 
dlefex ; for more effectually watching the Squares, Streets, 8c. therein; LIV. 143. Report, 
159. P. 624. 


Wakefield, in the County of York, LI. 216. Report, and Notices not having been given, Re- 
port to lie on the Table, and Notices ordered to be given, 245. Petition, after Notices given, 
referred to a Committee, &amp;c. 272. Report ; and the Report on the firft Petition read again, 
and Bill ordered, 299. Bill reported and re-committed, 485. Reported again, 509. P. 545. 


Wallingford, in’ the County of Berks; and for paving the Footways, &amp;c. L. 72. Report, 164. 
Bill prefented, &amp;c. 378. 389. Reported, &amp;c. 464. 489. 518. P. 545: 


Petitions for Bills for better paving, cleanfing, and otherwife improving Places, 


referred to Committees, Viz. 


Abergavenny, in the County of Monmouth; and for providing a proper Market Place, and 
removing the prefent Market Houfe, &amp;c. XLIX. 180. Report, 405. P. 622. 


Bofton Borough, in the County of Lincoln, XLVII. 476. Report, 549. P. 776. 


Chichefter, in the County of Suffex; to repeal A&amp; 18 Queen Elizabeth, and for the better 
paving, &amp;c. the Streets and Lanes, &amp;c. XLVI. 224. Report, 359. Prefented, and a Petition 
of Proprietors, &amp;c. of Lands and Houfes, againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading 
of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 371. Alfo Petition of Citizens and Inhabitants, againft ; the 
like, 372. Bill read Second Time, and Counfel, &amp;c. heard, 390, To be further heard, 395. 
Petitioners do not: defire to be further heard, and Bill committed, 422. P. 686, 


Derby Town ; and to difpofe of a Piece of Wafte Ground called Nun’s Green in Aid of Ditto, 
XLVI. 195. Petition of feveral Burgeffes, &amp;c. ‘for Provifion to be made for watering, widening, 
&amp;c. the Streets and Lanes within the faid Town, referred to the fame Committee, 557. Report 
and re-committed, 580. Not reported. Petition renewed, XLVII. 115. Report, 395: 
Bill prefented and read, and feveral Petitions prefented againft Ditto, and ordered to lie on 
the Table till the Second Reading, 422.. Read Second Time, on a Divifion, and Committed ; 
and the faid Petitions read again, and referred to the Committee, 452. Report, 553. Read 
Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 604. P. 1090. 


Droitwich, in the County of Worcefter. See Highwans Turnpike, 243. 


Dudley, in the County of Worcefter; to make Openings, and to fupply the Inhabitants with 
‘Water, XLVI. 203. Report 235. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made relative to 
taking Water from Springs, &amp;c. of Mr. Hellier, 625.,P. 686. 


Exeter City ; removing Encroachments, widening and opening Streets, and extending Powers 
of an Aét for lighting Ditto; for granting Rates and Duties for Ditto, and Tolls upon Horfes 
and Carriages, &amp;c. L. 125. Not reported. 








King’s Lynn, in the County of Norfolk, XLVI. 144. Report, 1 59. Petition for Provifion for 
licenfing Hackney Chairmen, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 202. Report, and Inftruction 
accordingly, 249. Not proceeded in. 


Liverpool, in the County of Lancafter; and for making Commion Sewers and removing Nuifances, 
&amp;c. LIV. 66. Report, and Notices not having been given, Report to lie on the Table, 77. 
Report again read and re-committed, go. Again reported; Report to lie on the Table, and 
Notices ordered to be given, 140. Not proceeded in, 


Newark upon Trent, in the County of Nottingham, LI. 151. Report; Standing Orders not 
Complied with; Notices ordered to be giver, 159. Petition after Notices given, referred to 
a Committee, 242. Reported; Report on the Firft Petition again read and BiH ordered, 246, 
P. 562. | 


Pancras, (Saint) in the County of Middlefex; fuch Parts of Gower Street, Francis Street, &amp;c. as 
are within the faid Panth, Lv. 276. Report, 356. Petition of Church a, and other 
nhabitants 








Squares and Streets, | rose, Bis ees 


Petitions for Bills, for better paving; Se: particular T owns, &amp;c. continued. 





Inhabitants of Saint Paricras; againft certaih Claufes in the Bill ; referred to the Committee 
on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, 8c. 475: Report and of confidering the faid 
Petition ; Bill to be ingroffed; &amp;c. 614. P. 681. 


44. Pontefra&amp; and Tanfhelf; in the County of York; for better fupplying the Towns with 
Water, and for regulating the Poor, Hofpitals, and Charity School, XLVI. 214. Petition 
‘renewed and referred; XLVIII. 242. Ditto renewed, &amp;c. L. 124. Ditto, LI. 374.— 


LII. 306. Ditto and for making a Railway or Road for Carriage of Goods to the River 
Air at Ferry Bridge, referred, 8c. LV. 291. Not reported.__—See fupra, 26. 


45. Stebunheath, otherwife Stepney, in the County of Middlefex ; for better Paving, &amp;c. the Streets, 
and Lanes, &amp;c. and removing Encroachmeitts, &amp;c. not included in former Acts of Parliament; 
for compelling the Attendance of proper Perfons on the Leet Jury, and for remedying Frauds 
and Abufes in Weights and Meafures within the faid Manor, LI. 379. Report and Bill or- 
dered 565. Prefented; &amp;c. 576: Committed, 582. Not proceeded in. 














46. Sunderland near the Sea, in the County of Durham ; for regulating the Markets therein, and 
Wages and Fares of Porters, Keelmen, &amp;c. XLVI, 212. Not proceeded in. 


Pane y Bills for paving, tépairing, cleanfing, lighting, c. Streets and Lanes, 
c. referred to Committees, Viz. 


47. Beccles, in the County of Suffolk, LI. 241. Report 245. P. 545. 
Berwick upon Tweed.——See infra, 64. 


48. Bethnal Green, (Saint Matthew’s Parith) in the County of Middlefex; for paving, &amp;c. Parts of 
~ Old Cock Lane, and York Street, in Shoreditch Parifh, XLVIII. 234. Report, 253. Petition 
of Inhabitants, Houfekeepers, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel 

ordered, 388. Reported, 416. P. 712. 


See Jnclofures, 5 &gt;. 
See Gals, 3. 


50. Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay; an Inftruction given to make Provifion in the India Bill for 
repairing and cleanfing the Streets, &amp;c. of the faid Places, XLVI. 779. See Ca Zudia 
Companp, 2. 


st. Deal, in the County of Kent ; the Highways, Streets, and Lanes within the fame, and for removing, 
&amp;c. Encroachments and @bftructions; XLVI. 161. Report, 236. Read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, 370. P. 563.——-Petition for a Bill to amend and render more Effectual, 
the faid Act ; referred, &amp;c. LI. 300. Report, 433. P. 545. See fupra, 17. 


Bolton, in the County of Lanticafter. 








49- Carmarthen, County Bofough, XLVII. 396. P. 1070. 











2. Folkeftone, in the County of Kent, LI. 204. Report, and Notices not having been given, Re- 
port to lie on the Table, and Notices ordered to be given, 221. Petition after Notices given, 
referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 428. Report, and the Report on the Firft Petition 
read again, and Bill ordered, 434. P. 545. 





$3. Foundling Hofpital New Streets, &amp;c. in Saint Pancras and other Parifhes, in the County of Middle- 
fex, XLVIII. 94. Report, 120. Petition renewed, and referred, &amp;c. XLIX. 65. Report, 
292. P. 569. . 

- Giles (Saint), Saint Pancras, &amp;c. in the County of Middlefex, the new Streets and Squares, &amp;c, 


LUI. 317. Not proceeded in. 
Hythe, in the County of Kent, Lim. 288. Report, 315. P. 451. 


54. Ipfwich, in the County of Suffolk, XLVIII. 120. Report, 213. Petition of Truftees, &amp;c. of 
Stowmarket Navigation, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 
313. Petition of Inhabitants of the Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk, againft the Duty intended 
to be laid on Coals, Coke, and Cinder brought into the River Orwell, or the Port or Town 
of Ipfwich; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 391. Petition of 
Owners, &amp;c. of Lands within the Twelve Parithes of Ipfwich, againft the Bill; referred, &amp;c. and 
Counfel ordered, 607. Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Ipfwich, againft ; referred, &amp;c. and Ditto, 
619. Reported, 634. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added, direéting the Proportion of the 
Rates to be paid by the Owners and Occupiers of Houfes, and Amendments made to the Bill, 
&amp;c. 776. 819. P. 827. Bill for amending, &amp;c. this Act, Lil. 188. P. 478. See /upra, 21. 


55° Lincoln City ; the ~Footways of certain Streets; and for cleanfing, lighting, &amp;c. the fame, and 
other Streets, &amp;c. within the faid City, and alfo relating to the Poor, XLVI. 183. Report, 
459. P. 686. tgs. 


56. Ludlow Borough and Precinéts, in the County of Salop; for paving, cleanfing, &amp;c. and for other 
Purpofes therein mentioned, XLVIII. 118. Report, 128. P. 466. 








57: Maidftone, in the County of Kent; and for the better Supply of Water, and for repairing the 
Highways within the Parith, XLVI. 207. Petition of Owners of Eftates and Inhabitants, for 
Provifion 









oe 


58. 


59 


60. 


61. 


62. 


63. 


64. 





Squares and Streets; Benen! Bills relating 





Provifion to be made for paving other Streets, 8&amp;c: out of the Limits of the Town, and for 
watering, and to remove Obftruétions, &amp;c.; referred to the fame Committee, 366. Report, 
389. Petition of feveral Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the. County of Kent, againft; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 431. Petition of other Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the 
County of Kent and Vicinity of Maidftone, in favour; referred to the faid Committee, 432. 
Petition of feveral Gentlemen, 8c. of the Town, and feveral‘Gentlemen, &amp;c. of the County of 
Kent, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 467. Committee 
revived, 610. Reported, &amp;c. 637. P. 686. See fupra, 29. 


Norwich City ; and for repealing certain Parts of Act of Queen Anne for erecting a Workhoufe in 
that City, LV. 277. Not reported. 


Okehampton, in the County of Devon; for paving and otherwife improving Ditto, Lv. 182: 
Report ; and Standing Orders not being complied with, Report to lie on the Table, and 
Notices ordered to be given, 217. Petition, after Notices given, referred toa Committee, 521. 
Reported ; the Firft Report again read; Bill ordered, 537. Prefented and read, and ordered to 
be read Sécond Time, 568. Not proceeded in. : 


Ofweftry, in the County of Salop; for removing and preventing Encroachments, &amp;c. for 
Sale of certain Wafte Lands in Aid of a Subfcription for thefe Purpofes, and for providing 
Ground for enlarging the Church Yard, &amp;c. L. 128. Not reported, 


Pancras (Saint), in the County of Middlefex ; fuch as fhall be made upon a certain Piece of Ground 
belonging to Elizabeth Doughty, Spinfter, fituate in Ditto, Lu. 85. Reported, 163. Petition 
of feveral Inhabitants againit the Bill ; referred to the Committee, Counfel ordered, and Voices 
given, &amp;c. 306. Reported, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 573. P. 638. See fupra, 53. 


Ripon, in the County of York; and for removing and preventing Encroachments, &amp;c, within the 
Borough and Townfhip of Ripon, XLVI. 198. Report, and to lie on the Table, 437. Re- 
port read again, and Bill ordered, 442. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Arable and other Lands 
and Tythes within the Townfhip of Ripon, againft; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 
and Counfel ordered, 581. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Houfesand Buildings, againft ; to lie 
on the Table until the Report is’received, and Counfel ordered, 587. Petition: of the Mayor; 
&amp;c. of Ripon, relative to their Right of the Market Toll, &amp;c. referred to the Committee, and 
Countel ordered, 621. Another Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. generally, againft the Bill; to lie 
on the Table till the Report is received, and Counfel ordered, ibid. Not reported. Peti- 
tion of Mayor, &amp;c. of Ripon in the following Seflion againft the faid Proceeding intended to-be 
renewed ; to lie on the Table, XLVI. 385. Petitionof Inhabitants for a Bill for paving, &amp;c. 
the Town, renewed and referred, 440. Report, 460. Day appointed for the Second Reading 
of the Bill, 554. Order for the Second Reading read and difcharged, and deferred for Six 
Months, 569. Not proceeded in. 


Shepton Mallet, in the County of Somerfet ; and for amending, 8c. Acts for repairing Roads, 
XLVI. 209. Report, 311. P. 563. See Highways, &amp;c. 213. 


Stamford, in the County of Lincoln; and for inclofing, &amp;c. a certain Common and Wafte Ground; 
to be applied in Aid of the Expence of paving, &amp;c. XLVIII. 100. Report, and Bill ordered 
for paving, &amp;c. only, 340. Not proceeded in. 














Tiverton, in the County of Devon ; for paving and otherwife improving the Town, XLIX. 144. 
Report, 161. Petition of the Mayor and Corporation of Tiverton, &amp;c. againft the Bill; to lie on 
the Table, 202. Bill reported, and negative inferting the Name of a Commiffioner, &amp;c:; 367. 
Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 381. 412. P. 417. 


Walcot, in the County of Somerfet ; not within the Precinct, &amp;c. of Bath ; and fort eftablithing a 
Police, and licenfing Hackney Coaches, &amp;c. XLVIII. 239. Report, 759. Petition of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. of Bath, for Bath to be included in this Bill, fo far as relates to the Regulation of 
Hackney Coaches, Chairs, and Porters; referred to the Committee on the Bill, and Inftruétion 
thereon, &amp;c. 796. 825. Reported, and feveral Claufes added relative to the Expence of Al- 
terations, &amp;c. 861. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 872. P. 939. 


Worcefter City, and the Borough of Droitwich; for more effectually amending, and keeping in 
Repair, certain Lanes and Streets within or near to the faid City and Borough; and alfo the 
Roads leading from the faid City, &amp;c. XLVIU. 184. Report, 213. P. 828. See igh 
wapg, &amp;c. 243. 





For paving, &amp;c. Footways of Streets, Courts, and Alleys, and for lighting and 


watching, Sc. the fame; referred to Committees, viz. 


Abingdon, in the County of Berks, XLIX. 106. P. 485.——See /upra, 30. 
Berwick-upon-Tweed, LV. 208. Report, 380. P. 538. 

Frome, in the County of Somerfet, Lil. 266. P. 663.——Sce Highwaps, 149. 
Henley-upon-Thames, L. 50. P. 546.——See fupra, 21. 


InpEex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) i1[ 67. Iflington, 
















































SHuares and Streets; eer Bills, relating 


For paving Footways, @c. continued. 
' 67. Hflington (Saint Mary’s), in the County of Middlefex, L. 120. Report, 329: P. 481. 





See 
Highwaps, 39: 
68 Kenfington, inthe County of Middlefex, the Footways in the High Street, and alfo certain Courts 


and Alleys communicating therewith, and for removing Encroachments, &amp;c. L. 286. Report, 
299. P. 545. 

New Sarum, in the County of Southampton, LII. 238. Report, 428. P. 630~——See High- 
wars Cnrnpike, (Lobcombe Corner, &amp;c.) 


69. Lincoln City, XLVI. 183. Report, 459. P. 686. See fupra, 55. 


Malmefbury, in the County of Wilts, LflI. 299. Report, and to lie on the Table, 439. Par- 
ticular Notices to be given, 442. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 
553- Report; the Report of 2d April again read, and Bill ordered, 560. P. 691. See 
Highwaps Curnpike, (Tetbury, &amp;c.) 


Trowbridge, in the County of Wilts, LIV. 296. Inftruétion to make Provifion for cleanfing the 
Streets, &amp;c. 500. P. 710. See Highways, &amp;c. (Trowbtidge.) 

















70. Wallingford, in the County of Berks, L. 72. P. 545. See fupra, 36. 

71. Warminfter, in the County of Wilts, XLVII. 401. Report, 584. P. 1071. See Pighwaps, 
&amp;c. 238. : 

‘s ‘ Wincanton, in the County of Somerfet ; the Footways of the Town, and for lighting the Streets, 


Lill. 313- Report, and re-committed, ‘351. Petition for Provifion to be made for cleanfing the 
Streets, and removing Nuifances, &amp;c.; referred to the Committee to whom the faid Report 1s re- 
committed, 359. Reported again, and to lic onthe Table, 368. Report again read, and Bill 
ordered, and Notices for cleanfing, lighting, &amp;c. ordered to be given, 372. Petition after 
Notices given, referred toa Committee, 522. Report on Ditto, and the Report on the Pe 
tition again read, and Bill ordered, 535. P. 647. ; 


To repeal Acis paffed for paving, Sc. Streets, and for granting other Powers for thofe 
Purpofes, referred, @e. viz. : 


92. Chefter City; Ac&amp;t 2 Geo. III. (except fo far as relates to regulating the Poor), LV.259. Report, 
280. Petition of Margaret Ping, of Chefter, Widow, for a Claufe to be inferted to preferve her 





Property, or make her Satisfaction; to lie on the Table, 337. Not proceeded in. See 
fupra, 16. 
ee Chichefter, in the County of Suffex; A&amp;t of 18 of Queen Elizabeth for paving the faid City, 
XLVI. 224. Report, 359. P. 686.——See /upra, 39. 
93 Saint Luke, in the County of Middlefex ; A&amp;t27 Geo.'II. for better lighting, 8c. and repairing 





the Highways, and regulating the Squares, Streets, &amp;c. XLVI. 468. 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 215. Report, 390. P. 827. 


74e Manchefler and Salford, in the County of Lancafter, XLVI. 196. 
XLVII. 7. P. 1070. See fupra, 33. 


Mary-le-Bone, in the County of Middlefex, feveral Acts of 8, 10, 13, and 15 Geo, III. for regulating 
the Nightly Watch and Beadles; for paving, &amp;c. and lighting the Parifh, and for better Relief, 
of the Poor, &amp;c. L. 147. Report, and Notices not having been given, Report to lie on the 
Table, and Notices ordered to be given, 327. Petition, after Notices given, referred to a 
Committee, &amp;c. 427. Report; the Report on the firft Petition again read, and Bill ordered, 
429. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 496. P. 546. 


76, Portfea, in the County of Southampton; Act 4 Geo. III. for better paving the Streets and Lanes, 
&amp;c. XLVIL. 400. Report, 597. P. 1070. 


Petition renewed, 


Petition renewed, &amp;c. 








~~! 
wv 


Petitions to have particular Streets of Parifbes annexed to the Limits of the Chief 
Office of Excife, viz. 





74 Pancras, in the County of Middlefex; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 474. See Cytife— 
Petitions, 38. 39. 
Petitions to remove Stands of Hackney Coaches out of Streets, Ge. viz. 
78. New Bond Street, and Old Bond Street, in the Parith of Saint George, Hanover Square, in the 


Liberty of Weftminfter ; referred to a Committee, XLVII. 493. Report, 550. Petition of 
feveral Noblemen and others for Provifion to be made for Hackney Coaches not to ftand within 
any of the principal Streets within Saint George’s Parifh ; to lie on the Table until the Seéond 
Reading of the Bill, 629. Read Second Time, and committed ; and the faid Petition referred, 
Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 630. Report; a Claufe (an Amendment) amended, and 
then difagreed wo, and a Claufe added after being committed, 741. P. 1070, 


For 





Soutares anD Streets pifentons and Bills relating ta 


Streets, &amp;c. 





For Avenues, Viz. 











29 Shutting up Ditto, and alfo widening and improving otheis, t. 146.——See ofpitals, 2. 
80. Shutting up Lanes, Alleys, &amp;c. XLVI. 405——See /upra, 10: 

81. Opening Avenues, &amp;c. L; 162. See Avenues, &amp;c.— Bridges, to; &amp;c.— Bank of Crgland. 
$2. Ditto into Towns, L. 25.—See Bighwaps, &amp;c. 244. 

am Paving, &amp;c. Lill. 439.——See /upra, 69. 


III. Incidental Proceedings, vz. 


83. Refolutions of the Houfe relative to Notices on Applications for paving, lighting, &amp;c. made 
Standing Orders, XLVI. 622. 

84. Claufes for the Expence of Alterations in Paving, 8c. to be charged on the Inheritance, and for 
Tenants, to give Notice to Landlords, &amp;c. XLVIII. 861. 

85. So much of Orders for Leave to bring in Bills, as relate to paving, cleanfing, &amp;c. Streets, difcharged, 
XLVIH. 699. ; 

86. Lines of New Streets directed, XLVUI. 923. 

87. Tolls of Roads charged with certain Payments to paving Commiffioners, L. 85. 

89. Negative inferting the Names of another Commiffioner to a Paving Bill, XLIX. 368. 


See Willg, 25. 37- 65.87. 151. 276.—Warbours, 11.—MDrderg, 70. &amp;c.— Poor, 21. 





Stallengers. 


See Jnelofures, 295. 





Stables. 


See Billg, 146. 





Dtage Coaches and Plligentes. 


See Accounts, 1140.—Duties, 74.—houle, 152. 133. 





Stamps. 





I. Petitions for Bills relating to Stamps, v2. 


t. Of Edward Manning, for the Commiffioners of the Stamp Duties, to be authorized to ftamip a 
Note for £.2,500. which he was the Holder of ; and which Note was, by Miftake, drawn on an 
improper Stamp ; to lie on the Table, LI. 594. Not proceeded in. 


Ditto renewed ; and to lie on the Table, LIIl. 342. The Petition again read, and referred to 
a Committee to examitie, &amp;¢. 569, Reported, and to be taken into further Confideration, 588: - 
Deferred, 595. The Report re-committed to the fame Committee, 602. “Again reported, and 


leave 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 

















Petitions for Bills, continued. 


leave given’ to bring in a Bill for the above Purpofe, 614. Prefented, &amp;c. 62 5-_ Petition of 
Alexander Champion, Junior, and others, againft the Bill; to he on the Table till the Second 
Reading, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 633. Day appointed-for the Second Reading, 647, 
Deferred, 664. Ona Motion for now reading the Bill Second Time, an Amendment was 
propofed to defer. it for Three Months; and ona Divifion, not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe 
adjourned, 670. Another Day appointed for the Second Reading, 672. Negative now reading 
the Bill Second Time, and deferred for Three Months, 700. See infra, 3. 





II. Bills relating to Stamps, otdered on Motion, &amp;c. vz. 


2. To exempt Letters paffing between Merchants, &amp;c. containing Agreements for Merchandife, or 
Bills of Exchange, from the Stamp Duty impofed on written Agreements ; ordered, XLVII. 817. 
Prefented, &amp;c. 823. P. togo. , 


¥ kor more effectually fecuring the Stamp Duties on Indentures, Leafes, Bonds, and other Deeds; 
ordered, LII. 200. Prefented, &amp;c. 202. P. 241. 


To enable the Commiffioners of the Stamp Duties to ftamp Bills of Exchange and Notes in certain 
Cafes; ordered; XLIX. 377. Prefented, &amp;c. 386. P. 485. 


- ——Ditto Bills of Exchange, Notes, Deeds, and other Inftruments, in the Cafes therein mentioned ; 
ordered, LI. 710. The faid Order difcharged, and another Bill ordered, viz. 


To enable the Commiffioners to Stamp Deeds and other Inftruments in the Cafes therein 
mentioned, LII. 724. Prefented, &amp;c. 725. An Inftruction to make Provifion for 
authorizing the faid Commiffioners to ftamp any Bill.of Exchange, Promiffory Note, &amp;c, 
with the proper Stamp, upon Proof that no Fraud was intended ; and the Bill confidered, 
739. Reported, &amp;c. 742. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added for making certain 
Regulations in the Cafes of Inftruments being brought to be ftamped ; and Amendments 
made to the Bill, &amp;e. 746. P. 755. 


Us 


4e To enable the Commiffioners to ftamp the Paper ufed for printing Newspapers thereon, in Sheets of 
Single Demy Paper, inftead of Sheets of Double Demy Paper; ordered, XLIX. 457. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c. 459. P. 735. 


“ To allow further Time for the Payment. of the Stamp Duties on Indentures of Clerkthip to Solici- 
tors and Attornies in the Courts of England; and for the inrolment of fuch Indentures in certain 
Cafes ; ordered, Lill. 622. Prefented, &amp;c. 624. Sent to the Lords, 653. Not returned. 


To explain and amend certain Acts relating to the Stamp Duties, and for extending the Rates, &amp;c. 
of Stamps now payable on Vellum, &amp;c. toall other Materials, ordered, Lili. 680. P. 706. 


For altering the Period of making up the Annual Account of the Duties on Stamped Vellum, 
Parchment, and Paper; ordered, LIV. 661. P. 737. 


eo To amend feveral Laws relating to the Duties on Stamped Vellum, Parchment, and Pape?; ordered, 
i LV. 628. Inftructign relating to certain Policies of Infurance, and to explain, &amp;c. fo much of 
an Act of 37 Geo. IIT. as relates to certain Leafes of Lands, &amp;c. not exceeding Twenty-one 
Years, and of a certain Value, 643. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 644. Confidered in the Committee, 

and feveral Inftructions given, 689. Report, 694. P. 746. 


III. Queftion Negative, vz. 


ae For Leave to bring ina Bill to authorize the‘Commiffioners for Stamps to poftpone, for a Time to be 
limited, the carrying into Effeét an Act of the fame Seffion, for repealing certain Duties on Lega- 
cies, &amp;c. and granting other Duties thereon, LI. 783. 


IV. Incidental Proceeding, 27%. 


6. No Stamp to be payable on Bonds, &amp;c. relating to the Britifh Herring Fifhery, LIV. sro. 


See Accounts, 603. 605. 1127. 1135. &amp;c.—Apprenticrs.— Bills, 36. 87. 279. 358. 
Committees, 97-— Duties, 62. 108. 109. 110. 111. &amp;c. — Cpeife, 7. &amp;c. — 
partes, 1.—Supplp, 322. 356. 398. 463. 465. 499. 500. 524. 576. 593. 





- Sotannaen: 


See Corn and Grain, 2.—Gold Wares.— Ponte, 74. 164. 





- Starch. 


Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the making of Starch, Hair Powder, and Blue, from 
Wheat, arid other Articles of Food; and for lowering the Duties on the Importation of Starch; 


and of other Articles made therefrom; ordered; LI. 1g. Bill reported, and Amendments 
made, 91. P. 150. , 


I. 


2. Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the Ufe of Wheat iti making Starch; ordered, LV: 280, 


Prefented ; read Firft and Second Time; and committed; 287: Confidered and reported, &amp;c. 
297. P. 332. 


Sce Aécounts, 746. 1073. 1086.— %Billg; 40. Conimittets, 162-—Corn anti 
Orain, 7° &amp;c.—Ditillery.— Duties, 77:-—L ates Crptring, 43.— petitions, 34 





; ’ es 
o 
State 
See Attounts, 285. 764. — Contributions.—Boule, 182. —pinitters—gotions, 12.— 
Pation.— Ruckions Previous Pegative. 





Statements. 
Relative to Forefts, Ship Timber, Shipping, Sc. XLVIL 272. 294. 274. 847. Bic. 


2s Of particular probable Loffes on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, &amp;c; XLVI. 743 
3. Of particular Services read in a Proceeding of the Houfe, Lil. 215. 


I. 


See Acrounss, 138. 147. 161. 165. 508. 667,872. 1618.%180, 1268. 1264.—3 
62.— Cak Jnvdia | 


Billg, 216. Companp, 10.—Clections, 53. 54. &amp;c. 
(and te Tae) = te 4-— Boule, ig3. 208: 273.—I3Jmpeachment.— 
Jncome.— Lor 2.—Slabes, 4.—Supplp, sro. 





States, 


Is In Amity with His Majefty, .L. §72.—-LI. 576. | 
See Ponfe, 101. 273.—Importation, 1. 12. 
2. United States of America. | 
See Accounts, 31. 62. 63. 12.57.— America. —UUek Jrvies. 
3. States Foreign. : om eofar 
See Prutia.— Ruftia.— Spain, &amp;c. 
See alfo Mations.—foubsinp, 2.—fSoupplp, 245. 246. &amp;c.—WMiodl. 


4 = = ee need . - 


Inpex XLYI. to LV. (1790—18¢00.) a2 K . 








States-Genetal; (Vhited Provinces.) 


See Accounts, 792. 1237. 1250.—Alieng.— France.—Bolland.— Boule, 215.—Pellages— 
Speeches. Supply, 102. 





Stationary. 


See Accounts, si. 138. 285. 1141. 1171.—Suppli; 49. 





Statute Service, &amp;c. 


See Highwaps, 1. 2. &amp;c.—MDrderg, 71.—eotland, 94. 95. &amp;c. 





Statutes. 


Promulgation of the Statutes; Explanation of former Refolutions, Lill. 166. 169. ‘The Lords 
come to feveral Refolutions upon certain of the Refolutions relating to the Promulgation of the 
Statutes, 174. 


Act for Continuance and Repeal of divers Statutes, and feveral other Acts read ; and negative a 
Motion fora Bill to repeal-and alter fundry Provifions contained therein, XLVII. 788. 


Several Acts read ; and negative a Motion for a Bill to _ certain Statutes relating to Penalties 
refpecting Game, LI. 655. 


ae and Statute-Merchant, Lil. 514. 


” See Wills, 246.—boule, 175. 188. 192. 193. 255.—Journalg, (under 58.)— 
Speflages, 53. 73 —sfiewon-papers. 





Steam Engines. 


See Patents, 2. 





Steel. 


See Laws Crpiring, 6. 8. To. &amp;e. 





Stewards. 


See Courts —Clectiang, (Downton), (Malmefbury).—®igh foteward. 





— 


. SE RO As TTT TT AA OO TS a AR AI. ne RE ey 














Stills. 


See Diftilletp— Boule, 149. 150.—Socotland, 7. 8. 9.—Supplp, 337. 367. 383. 482. 558. 








Stipends. 


See Petition®, 36. 114. 





Stock or funds. 


Sce Accounts, 260. 508. 651. 652. 660. 777. 1142—Mank of Cngland, 4.—Bills, 36. 
41. 42.—Committees, 122.—Corporations, &amp;c. 3. 5.—Cak India Companp, 18. 19. 
2 5.—Germanp.—oufe, ? ag RK: 1.—Land Cay.—Societies. — Speaker, so.— 
Muppip, 27- 180. soi. 576. : 


Stockholvers. 


Sce Accounts, 2 59-261. 270. 354.—Mank of Cngland.—Corporations, &amp;c.—Jreland. 





Stock of Counties, 


See Oaols, (Kent)— ifoemeanors.—Wilitia, 1. 2. 3. 





Stock-PBurte. 


See Hpititia, 8. 





Stock, (tabing.) e 


On Firft actual Survey by Officers of Excife on particular Days, Li. 89. 
See Supply, 378. 381. 





Stock (Qiith,) &amp;c. 


See Aecountg, 508. 513. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—~1800.) 











Stocks in Wand. 





I. A Petition, to be allowed Time to’ work up Stock in Hand, referred.to the Committee on a Bill, 
LI. 11. 
fe Negative bringing up a Petition, praying foran Augmentation of Duty not to be impofed on Stock 
in Hand, L. 297. 
See Diftitlers.— Boule, 164.—Land Car, 8.—petitions, 3 33 .—Supplp, 374- 373. 
380. 381. 505. 





Stones. 


See Burr Stones.— Committers, 97.—Squares and gerects. 





Stoppages. 


See Accounts, 138. 





Store BHoutes. 


t. For Corn and Grain, XLVI. 85. 
2. For Sulphur, Li. 136. 
See. Corn and Graitt. Bedans, ods, 6 —wharehoutes. 


é . 





Stores... 


See Accounts, 416. 417. 508,—Abnrefies, 145.—Mills, 141. 153.—Cape of Geod wope.— 
Ca Jndia Companp, 2. 18.—iLaws Erpiring, 10. 17.—Rum, 8. 





Strangers. 


See bonfe, 348.—Drders, 83. &amp;c, 





ot ( Steecamsy. 


See Pabvigations, 101. 126.—Springs.—Warer. 





See Bill, 97. 160. 277.—MDrders, 74. 83.—Squares and Streets. 





Streights. 


See Fitherieg. 6—Donfe, 136.—Laws Grpiring, 6. 





Stuffs, 


See Soupplp, 367. 493: 





 Subvivifions. 


See IBillg, 135. 147. 22.4.—-pilitia. 





Subjects. 


= Atts relative to Ditto, and other Adts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 788.—XLIX. 429. 
2. Declarations of War, XLVIII. 149.—-LIl. 193. 


See Adbdrefles, 162.—Africa, 1.—Alieng.— Bills, 1. 131.— France, 4—Pollana— 
Ships, &amp;c. 5.—Speeches—Hupplp, 48. 127. 





Sublcribers. 


See 1illg, 368. 





Sublcriptions. 


See Mills, 268. 363. 368.—Mabigations, 1. &amp;c.—Queftions Ptebious Megatite, 15.— 
Scotland, 37.—Suppip, 301. 302. 416. 437.—Golunteet Companies. 





Sublinies, Sublivy. 


See Accounts, 138. 368. 508. 1235. 1245. 1247. 1249-~—Committers, 128—Caf India 
Companp, 18, 19.—Peflages, 12. 21. 26. &amp;c.—Stosland, 26.—upplp, 246. 247. 565. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790+-1800.) 






Subliftence. 


See Accountg, 137. 167. 176. 179. 180. &amp;c— Innkeepers, &amp;c.—fonpplp, 85. &amp;c. 








Substitutes. 


See Willg, 31. 135. 224. 358. 384.—Spilitia, 4. 5. &amp;c. 








Sub urd g, 


See Plaphoufeg, 1. 





t 


Sufferance. 


See Lime, 1: 





Sugar. 


Ri Bill to ehable the Commiffioners. of the Cuftoms to allow Britifh Plantation Sugar to be ware- 
houfed ; to revive fo much of Ac&amp; 32 Geo. III. as relates to the afcertaining the av 
Price of Sugar, and regulating the Allowance of Drawback on the Exportation thereof, and for 
allowing certain Drawbacks on Sugar exported; ordered, LV. 36. Prefented, &amp;c..38. Bill 
reported and proceeded in, and further Confideration of the Report adjourned till after going 
through the other Orders of the Day, 43. Report further confidered; a Claufe added, and 
an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;cs 45. P. 49. 


2. Bill to repeal the Duties on Sugar and Coffee exported, granted by A&amp; 39 Geo. II I. for allowing 
Britifh Plantation Sugar to be warehoufed ; for reviving fo much of Act 32 Geo. III. as relates 
to the afcertaining the Average Price of Sugar, and regulating the Allowance of Drawback on 
the Exportation thereof, and for allowing certain Drawbacks on Sugar exported; ordered, 
LV. 495. Bill reported, and Report to be further confidered, 563. Further confidered ; a 
Claufe added, &amp;c: 577. 581. P. 594. 


See Accounts, 313. 392. 454. 4596. 458. 1034. 1145. — Beer. — Billg, 25. 87. 
279.—Committees, 96. 97.— Cufoms. — Difillerp, 1.— Drawhacks, 51. 58. 
92. 95.— Duties, 77.— Crportation, 1.—Paule, 69. 146.—Importation, 13. 
Laws Crpiring, 33. 42.—Pelalles.—Ships, 4.—pirits.—Suppip, 368. 389. 

397: 455- 479. 480. 501. 570. 577. 






Sugar Colonies and Plantations. 


See Dilkillerp—Laws Crpiring, 10, 17. 40.—bips, 4.—fngar.—faupplp, 349. 350°. 





)puttorsy! 


See Accounts, 262. 263.— MD ites, 4. 





w » 2 
Suits. 
See Wills, 139. 220. 336. 369—Carn atid Grain, 4.— Courts, 24-—Crpértation, 5.— 
Boule, 224, 





— Sunday. 


Bill to explain and amend an Aé&amp; of 29 Charles II. “ for the better Obfervation of the Lord’s 
“* Day, commonly called Sunday ;” ordered, XLIX. 302. Prefented, &amp;c.; ordered to be 
printed, and Day appointed for the Second Reading, 306. Deferred, 336. Read Second 
Time and committed, 349. A Petition of feveral Journeymen Bakers, againft; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 354. Confidered, and the Committee being told, 
and Forty Members not being prefent, the Houle adjourns, 366. Day appointed to confider 
further of the Bill, 382. Further confidered, and Day appointed for receiving the Report, 


472. Repotted, and Day — for the Third Reading, 483. Read Third Time, and 
Amendments made, 498. P. 622. 


Bill to amend and render mote effectual the faid A&amp;t of 29 Charles II. “ for the better Obferva- 
** tion of the Lord’s Day, commonly called Sunday ;” ordered, L. 351. Prefented, &amp;c. and 
ordered to be printed, 355. Bill now read Second Time on a Divifion, and committed, 375. 
Order difcharged, and another Day appointed on a Divifion, 385. Petition of Fruit Gar- 
deners, Malt Diftillers, and others, againft;- referred to the Committee on the Bill, and 


Counfel, &amp;c. ordered, 418. Committee deferred for Six Months, on Two Divifions, 419. 
Not proceeded in. 


Particular Notices extended to Sundays in December 1800; Lv. 888. 
Notices to be affixed on Church Doors.on Sundays, LIV. 100, 130.~=LV. 256, 2674 
Report of Ditto being done, LV. 446. 





Additional Tolls, &amp;c. propofed on Sundays, XLVI. 141.—LII. 266.—LIIl. 439- 
Days on which Divine Worfhip is ordered to he celebrated, LII. 437. 
Sunday excepted in a Bill, XLVII. 1065. ~ 





Ditto in particular Orders of the Houfe, XLVI. 9.—LII. to. &amp;c. 

Reports of Notices being affixéd on Church Doors upon Sundays, XLVIII. 443.—LII. 979. 
Arrefts may be made on any Day but Sundays, XLVII, 641. 

Houfe continues to fit, till near Three o’Clock on a Sunday Morning, XLIX. 613. 

See Houle, 228.— News-papers, 





Superannuation. 


See Atcounts, 372.—Billg, 146.—Cuftoms, 4—Supplp, 99. 





Supercargoes. 


Their Power in Eaft India Ships in the Eaftern Seas, XL VIII. 893. 
See Accounts, 508.—%Billg, 153.—Caf judia Companp, 2. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800,) 








eee 


See Accounts, 288.—fSupplp, 138. 











Spuperleneas. 


See Boule, 175. , 





Superstition. 


Atts relative to Ditto, and other Acts, read, &amp;c—XLVII. 788. 


Supplements, 


To Reports, xLIx. 727. 
See Boule, 259.— Printing, 269. 


Supplies. 


See Accounts, 367. 632. 633. 666. &amp;c.—Mellages.—Sopecrhes, 1.—Soupplp, 28. 29. 305. 
306. &amp;c. 


————— 


CONTENTS of the HEAD 
Supply. 


I. Mode of appointing, and firft Proceedings ~ - 


Committee of Supply - - - - orem, 

. The like of the Committee of Waysand Means - - - 2. 

II. Refolutions of the Houfe relating to the Supply - 3740 8. 

III. Inftructions to the Committee of Supply - - - - 9g¢#o 11. 
IV. King’s Speeches, and Meflages, referred to the Com- 

mittee of Supply - - - - = - - - 12016. 

V. Petitions and Reports referred to Ditto 3: a event ie 17 to 26. 

. Treaties, &amp;c. referred to Ditto - - - - - - - - 27. 


See Accounts and Papers, 1352. 


VI. Refolutions 





DUP PLY , cositents of the Head, coneinwed 





VI. Refolutions of the Commnitied of Supply domed | to, fos granting 
Sums of Money for various Purpofes, relating to, viz. 
















Aéts of Parliament - - - - = 28. ; Journals - - - - - - - = 190, 
Addrelles = « «+ &lt; &lt; ©) @ od doled ¢ ae 8 - 191. 
Africa. - - - - =. = =» 29 f0 32. | Ifle of Jerfey- + - + -'- - 192. 
Agriculture Board - - - - = 33.] Ifleof Man - - - + = 193. 194. 
Algiers - - - -.- - =. = 34. | King and Royal Family - 195 zo 201. 
Allowances - - -. - = = + 35.) Land Tax - - »+ «© - = = .. 
American Awards - - - «=.= 36.| Levant.Company - - - = = 202. 
America - - - + - = = 37. 38. | Loan and Lottery.- - - - + . 
American Loyalifts.- - -. 39 to 44. | Lottery Tickets - - - - = - 203. 
Particular Parts of America and Military Afylum- - - - + = « 

Weft Indies - - - - ~- 4540 68.| Militia - - - - - - 204 %0 209. 
———New South Wales - - 69 f071.| Mint - - = - - = = + = 210, 
Army, including Ordnance, &amp;c. Mogadore - - + = + = = = arn, 

and Barracks - - - = 92 #0129. | Money- - - - = = = = = 212. 
Arrears - - - - - = + 130.} Mufeums- - - - + + = = 213. 
Bank of England - -- - - + 131. | Mufguito Shore- - - - += = « 
Batteries - - - = = = 5+ 132. | Natural Hiftory - - - ~~ - - .. 
Bills of. Exchange - - = 133%0 135.| Navy - - - - 214° %0 219. i 
Canada - - - «-- “ New South Wales. —See fupea; 


Carlton Houfe - - - 


(under America.) 
Charitable Gratuities - -- 


Ordnance - - -~ 


' . — @ 





“ 3 On She we) endo, 
Churches - - - - - 136.| Parliament - - - = = = = . 
Civil Eftablifhments - oo. = .. | Penitentiary Houfe - - - = + 221 
Civil Lift Revenue. - - 137 to 163.| Penfions - --- + - = = © 4, 
Coin - - - - = - = = = « Perfons Private - - = = + = « 
Commiffioners .- - - - + +... | Police Offices + + + © © = . 
Compenfation -. -_ -, - 164 f0 169. | Portugal - - «© += © = = «= 222, 
Confolidated Fund - - - 170. 171. | Prefents - - - = = = = = « 
Contingencies - - - - = - . | Prifonersof War - - = = - « 
Contraétors - - - - = = -=172.| Prifons-:- - - - = - = = 223, 
Convits - - - -.- 173 ¢0 176. | Profecutions - - - = = = = 224, 
Corfican Emigrants - - - - + . | Pruffiaand Holland- - - - - ., 
Credit, Votesof - - - - = - 177. | Public Accounts- - - - - - ., 
Cuftoms - - - - - - - + 178. Public Services - - - - - - 4 
Deduétions, &amp;c.- - - - - - .« | Rewards and Recompence- - - zy 
Deficiencies - - - - - - + 479.| Royal Family - - + - - - 
Debt National - - - - - - 180.| Ruffla-.- - + + + = - « 
Difcoveries - - - - - = - Sardinia - - - - = = = = « 
Engagements- - += = - = - . | Scotland -¥- - - - = = = 242, 
Exchequer - ~- - - - - «= 181. |'Seamen and Marines - - = = «.. 
Exchequer Bills - - - - - ~ 182. | Secret Service oie - 22 2243. 
Expences- - - - - = = = 4 Slaves - - - - - 244. 
Fees - - - - - - 183. 184. | Somerfet Place - - - - - - 245 
France - = = + = = 185. | Subfidies, &amp;c. - - - 246 t0 249. 
Frauds and Abuies - - - = = » | Sugar- - - - + 250s 
Germany - - - + - - = = 186, | Supplies ; completion Ditto ote 
Grants- - - - © - © = = « -—— on Account = 251 fo 253. 
Grenada - - = = - - = = » | Swifs Cantons - - - - = = 254. 
Harbours and Piers - - - - -~ 187. | Toulonefe Emigrants - - - - 255. 
Hempfeed - - - - = - = « | Veterinary College - - - - - 256. 
Herrings - - - - - = - = 188. | Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. - - - = 257. 
Indemnification - - - - = = 189. | 


VII. Proceedings upon Refolutions of the Committee of 


Supply - - - = - - = - = + = 258 t0 269. 
VIII. Committee of Ways and Means, wz. 


Particular Meflages, Petitions, Reports, &amp;c. referred to 
the Committée - - - - - - - - = 270 to 273. 


IX. Inftru€tions to the Committee to cnaia feveral 
Matters relating to, vz. 


Laws Expiring ; eds A&amp;s mentioned in poftponed 
Refolutions, &amp;c. = - =&lt;: 2 + = = = = = 294 fo 297. 
To confider other particular A@s - - = = = = = = 298. 
See Accounts and Papers, 1353. 


Inpex XLVI: to LV. (1790—1800,) 11M X. Refolutions 





XII. Bills of Supply, 


Supply ; Contents of the Head, coutinued. 








X. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means for raifing 


the Supply, Ss to, relating to, vz. 


Ads of iathsebdnt. Viz. 


For continuing thm + - # = 299 
For difcontinuing Provifions sof par- 
ticular Afis* + * - = 300. 
Allowances - = - - s= © = « 
Annuities - - - = 301 10 303. 


Bank of Diglend - - * 


Applying Monies, viz. 
To general Purpofes, or towards the 


304. 305. 


Supply - - - - - = 305. 
For particular Purpafe - - = 306, 
Drawbacks - - ote vee 
Duties, viz. 
For charging or Jaying on 
Ditto - - -- -= 308-t0 322. 
— Ditto,and afterwards 
difcharged, Sc. + - 323. &amp;e. 


. For laying on additional 
Duties «+ &lt;« &lt;= = = 325 10 389. 
For continuing Duties - - 390. 
For -continung Laws lepers’ to 


Duties - - - - 391. 
For reducing the Time allowed for 
Payment-of Ditto - - - 


- 392. 
For Regulation of Duties © + - « 
For difcontinuing Duties = = ~ 393. 


Ways-and Means - 


Aid and Contribution - - - - 436. 
BNE ew ew es 
Allowances - - = = = = © « 
Annuities - - - - = 437 f0 442. 

Bank of England - - - 443. 444. 
Batteries - - - - = = = 445." 
Confolidated Fond - = 44620 451. 
Credit, Votes of - - - - 452. 453. 
Debt, National - - - - - ~ 454. 
Difcounts - - - = - = = « 
Dividends - - = - - - = « 
Drawbacks - - - - - = ~- 4565. 
Duties, viz. 

For granting or laying on 

Duties - - - - = 456 to 485. 
For granting Aids - - - - + 466. 


For continuing and granting Duties 467. 
For making Duties. per- 

petual - - = =. + 469. 470. 
For Exemptions from Duty 471 10 475. 
For repealing Exceptions in Aéts - 474. 
For extending the Time for return- 

ing Afjeffments + - - = = w 
For appropriating Duties - - - 
For granting additianal 

Duties ~ - -. - 475 to 509. 


For taking off Duties and 

charging others in lieu. - 510 to. 514. 
For repealing Duties - - 515 to 522. 
For amendiug Aéts granting Duties 523. 





For continuing Aéts difcontinuing 
Datiee - - + = 54 « «@ 
For extending Duties - + - - 
For making Duties tual to . 
For sahinr off pS gpa 2% 397 
charging others in lieu- 398 to 404. 
For repealing Duties and 
charging others © - 405. 406. 
For repealing Exceptions in A&amp;s + 407. 
For Duties to ceafe and determine 408: 
For Exceptions to Duties,- - - .. 
For Exemptions to ceafe, Fc. - - 
For carrying Duties to particular 


Y - 5+ &gt; 2 + = = 409, 
For raifing Money, viz. 

Bya Land Tax - + - = = 412. 
Loans - - - - + = 413. 
Loans, or us all Bill 414. 41 5: 
Lotteries - - - = 416. 
Malt, Mum, Se. - =&gt; ~- = 499. 


Other Matters, viz. 
Laws Expirng- - - - - « 
Militia - - - + = oe 419. 
Navy - ~ - 


- 420. 
Pawo fons, Offices, ‘We. - = = 421. 
Poh Ofice - - - + + =~ 422. 


XI. Proceedings on Refolutions of the Committee of 
- 42310435. 


relating to, viz. 


For explaining and ante Ass, 


Ditto - - - 524 
For giving Time for Payment of 
Ditto - 


For giving further Ti ime ie Ditto 52 6. 
For reducing the refpeftive Times 
of Payment of Duties - - 526. 
For raifing Money, viz. 
By Loans or Exchequer Bills - - 527. 
Further Sums by Ditto- - ~- 528. 
Other Sums by Ditto - 529 0 532. 





Lotteries - - 535° 
Other Bills relating to the Supply, 
Viz. 
Fifheries- - - - + - = 536. 
Guaranteeing Payments 
of Dividends on Ac- 
count of Loans - - 533. 534. 
Innkeepers - ~ - - - = 536. 
Laws Expiring- - - - = ibid. 
— - - - - - 
Allowances 1 to Subaltern 
Oficers - - - - 543- 


Ditto to Adjutants, fe. 
ap se - + - = = 545- 
Navy - - - = ~- 546 ¢0 550. 
Pole of Letters - * 551: 552. 

For reviving and continuing Acts, 

ey. tt ee ss a 





XIII. Inftruétions 





spupply , Contents of the Head, enciiiad. 








XIV. 


XV. 


XVI. 


XVII. 


XVIII. 


XIX. 


. Inftruétions to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
Bills of Supply, relating to, v7z. 


Confolidated Fund - - - - - 555. 
Duties - - - - = = 556 to 559. 


InftruCtion to Ditto difcharged, and the like Inftruc- 
tion given to a Committee-on a Bill of Supply - 560. 


Bank of England - = - = - 554. 
Bownties - - - - - + + « « 





InftruCtions to Committees on Bills of Supply, to receive 
Claufes in Bills, relating to, viz. 


Annuities- - - += + - - - 561. | Exchequer Bills - - - - - - 565. 
Confolidated Fund - - - 562. 563.| Land Tax - - - - = = = 566. 
Credit, Votesof - = «+ = * * &amp; Malt, Mum, 8&amp;c. = - - 567. 568. 
Duties 0 ig ete ee 564. | Penfions, Offices, &amp;. - - = = 


Inftructions to Committees: on Bills of Supply, giving Power 
to make Provifion therein, relating to, viz. 


Annuities - - - - - = &amp; 569. | For repealing Aéts, Sc. granting 


Affeffments - - - = = = = ., Duties - - - = = 578. 579- 

Bounties - - - - + = =+ + ., On other Bilis of Supply, viz. 

Confolidated Fund - - - - - .« -/* uaranteeing the Payment 

Drawbacks - - + = * = = $70. Dividends on a parti- 

Duties - - - + - - 571 10 577+ cae Loan - - + = = 581. 

A Motion for giving an Inftru@tion withdrawn - = - - ~ =~ 580. 


Leave given to offer Claufes upon Reports, and 
Third Readings of Bills of Supply - - - - 582. 


Claufes added on Reports and Third Readings of Bills of 
Supply, relating to, viz. - 


Annuities- - - - + - + - 583. | Duties+-+ - - = - - 586 to 600. 

Bills of Exchange - - - - + 584.| Income - - + - - = = = ., 

Credit, Voteof - - - - = = 585. | Loans or Exchequer Bills - - - .- 

Claufes offered on Ditto and withdrawn - - = - = - = = 601, 





-—— and read Firft Fime, and further Proceeding 
on the Bill adjourned - = - =~ + = = = = = = 


-_— and committed to Committees of the whole 
Houfe- - - - - - = = = s = = © &amp;© = = 


Amendments made to Bills of Supply, on Re- 
ports and Third Readings; Amendments 
difagreed to; and alfo Amendments pro- 





pofed but not made - - - + - - = 6020624. 
Amendments made by the Lords to Bills of Supply, ae; 
agreed to, with Reafons forit - - - fe a - - 6265. 
Bills of Supply re-committed - - - - - - 62610630. 
Ditto again re-committed - - - - 7 * 631. 


Inpzx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800). XX. Other 





4 











Supply ; Contents of the Head, continued. 





XX. Other Matters relating to Bills of Supply, &amp;c. 652 to 653. 


XXI. Queftions paffed in the Negative relating to the 
Supply - - - - --- - - + - - 654 to 669. 


XXII. Incidental Proceedings, including Orders of the 
Day, and other Orders of the Day, &amp;c. 
touching the Committees of Supply and 
Waysand Means - - - - - - - -670¢0 713. 





— Supply. 


I. Mode of appointing, and firft Proceedings of the Committees 
of Supply and Ways and Means, wiz. 





Of the Supply, viz. 


I. The King’s Speech at the Opening of each Seffion, ordered to be confidered ; next Day it is con- 
fidered and a Motion for a Supply made, and a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to 
confider of that Motion; His Majefty’s Speech is referred; the Committee reports thereupon, 
and the Houfe generally agrees “ that a Supply be granted to His Majefty,” and appoints a 
Day for going into a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider thereof; in 1790; XLVI. 21. 
22. 34. In 17923; XLVI. 16. 18. 43. Again in 1792; XLVIII. 11. 13. 15. In 17943 
. XLIX. 19. 22. 24. 72. In 1794-53 L. 9. 11. 23. In 1795-6; LI. 15. 16. 17.——rIn 

1796-7; LII. 16..17. 20. In 1797-8; LIII. 7. 34. 35. 36. In 1798-9; LIV. 7. 8. 9. 
In 1799-1800; LV. 7. 8.25. 26. A Meffage from His Majefty for making further Pro- 
vifion for the Public Service, &amp;c. 55. On further confidering the Meffage,a Motion for a 
Supply made, and a Committee of :the whole Houfe appointed to confider the Motion, 113. 
Confidered, and Meffage referred, 115. Report, and agreed to, &amp;c. 117.———Of the 11th of 
November 1800; LY. 802. 804. 860. 861. 


























Of Ways and Means, Viz 


2. By Refolution of the Houfe, That it will refolve itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houfe to 
confider of Waysand Means for raifing the Supply granted to His Majefty, ufually after the 
firft Report from the Committee of Supply, where the Seamen, or other Matter has been voted, 
XLVI. 39.—XLVIIL. 126.—XLVIII. 47.—XLIX. 81.—L. 28.—LI. 36.—LU. 38.—LIII. 83.— 
LIV. 43.—LV. 32.—The like after a Meflage trom His Majefty had been received, to make 
further Provifion for the Public Service, 167. At Commencement of a new Seffion, LV. 
871. 





II. Refolutions of the Houfe relating to the Supply, vz. 


3. That the Houfe will refolve itfelf into Committees of the whole Houfe to confider Motions for a 
Supply, XLVI. 22.—-KLVIL. 17. &amp;c. 


4. To confider of the Supply, XLVI. 34. &amp;c. 

5. To confider of Ways and Means for raifing the Supply, XLVI. 39.—XLVII. 126. &amp;c. 
6. On particular Days, to confider further of Ways and Means, XLVI. 43. &amp;c. 

7. Ditto further of the Supply, XLVI. 37. 43. &amp;c. 

8. Ditto immediately to confider further of Ditto, L. 326. 


———— Ditto - - - - of Ways and Means, L, 582. 
See jufra, 677. &amp;c, 


Ill. Inftructions 






Supply. 


III. Inftructions to the Committee of Supply, -z7z. 


To confider particular Matters, vit. 


9. A&amp; of 26 Geo. III. relative to the Reduétioti of the National Debt ; and A&amp; of 31 Geo: IIT. for 
raifing Money by Loans or Exchequer Bills to defray extraordinary Expences by an Augmenta- 
tion of His Mayeéfty’s Forces in 1790; XLVII. 398. 


10. A&amp; 26 Geo. III. relative to the Reduétion of the National Debt} XLVIII: 376.—XLIX. 391.— 
L. 266. 
11. To confider fo much of the 28th Report made upon 26th June 1798, from the Committee ap- 


pointed to examine and ftate the Total Amount of the.Public Debts; &amp;c: as relates to Peniten 
tiary Houfes, LIV. 698. 


IV. King’s Speeches and Meflages referred, vz: 
Speeches referred to the Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to confider of a 
- Supply, viz. | 
12. Speeches at the Opening of each Seffion, XLVI: 34.—XLVII. 18.—XLVIII. 13.—XLIX. 22.— 
L. 12.—LI. 16.—LI. 19.—LIII. 35.—LIV. 9.—LV: 25. 860. 
King’s Meffages referred to the Committee of Supply, viz. 
Relative to, viz. 


13. The Additional Charges incurred on Account of the Younger Branches of His Majefty’s Royal 
Family, XLVI. 589.~——See infra, 196. 





14. France; Letters, &amp;c. toand from Mr. Chauvelin and Lord Grenville, and the Views of Ambition, 
&amp;c. of France, XLVIII. 128. 


I 5e That His Majefty had employed in His Service a certain Number of His Electoral Troops to 
: affift His Allies the States-General, &amp;c. XLVIII. 347. See infra, 120. &amp;c. 





For enabling His Majefty to continue temporary Advances of Money to the Emperor of 
Germany, LII. 216. 


For guaranteeing a Loan for the Ufe of the Emperor to be applied in making good Advances, 
&amp;c. and for making Remittances to Ireland, LII. 519. 524. ai 


For enabling His Majefty to give a Portion with the Princefs Royal on her Martiage, LII. 54o. 
For making Remittances to Ireland, LI. 524.—LIII. 494.—LIV. 675. 


16. For Votes of Credit to defray Extraordinary Expences during the War, &amp;c. L. 372.—LI. 213. 
—LII. 524. 707.—LIII. 666.—LIV. 603.—LV. 766. 


se For making Provifion for Prince Edward and Prince Erneft Auguftus, and to extend certain 
Provifion to the Princefs Amelia, LIV, 255. 


on To enable His Majefty to make good Engagements, &amp;c. LIV. 603.—LV. 185. 
To feveral Ships arriving from Mogadore, not in Health, LV. 563. 
To fulfil a Treaty with the Emperor of Germany, LV. 758. 
See infra, 452. 453.—ellages, 8. oc. 


V. Petitions and Reports referred, wz. 


Petitions referred to the Committee of Supply, viz. 
17. Of the Truftees of the Britifh Mufeum, together with Accounts, XLVIII. 337.—LI. 614.—LIN. 








483. Without Accounts, LV. 767. 

18. Of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, XLVI. 553:—XLVII. 445.— 
XLVIII. 408. X LIX. 166.—L. 266.—LI. 647.—LIL. 482.—LIII. 483.—LIV. 620. 

19. Of the Governor and Company of Merchants of England trading to the Levant Seas, XLIX. 391.— 
LI. 647.—Two Petitions, LIII. 483.——-One Petition, LIV. 372.~—LV. 767. 


20. Of fundry Noblemen, and others, Subfcribers to an Inftitution called The Veterinary College; and 
Accounts relative to Ditto ordered ; prefented and referred, &amp;c. LI. 668. 670.—LIV. 433. 


Petition of Ditto only referred, Ll. 673.—LIII, 570.—LV. 767. 





Inpzex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11 N . » Two 












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2i¢ 


23. 


24. 


Supply : Petitions, Reports, &amp;e. referred, continued. 








Petitions referred, continued. 


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Two Petitions of the Planters and others of His Majefty’s Ifands of Saint Vincent and Grenada, 
LII. 228. 

Of the Prefident and Members of the Board of Agriculture, XLIX. 464.—L. 260.—LI. 647.— 
LI. 482.—LIII. 354. 


Reports from other Committées, referred to the Committee of Supply, viz. 


On the Petition of Robert Ferrier; Attorney to Samuel Johnfton, of Nayes, in the County of 
Chowan, in the State of North Carolina, &amp;c. XLVI. 578. 


Relative to the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia; XLVI. 304.—XLVII. 562.—XLVIII. 337-— 
XLIXs 212.—L. 259.—LI. 371-—LI. 211.—LIII. 338. 570.—LIV. 621.—LV. 353. 
Relative to Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of Peace, L. 326.—LI. 


6165.—LIl. 674.—LHI. 570.—LIV. 621.—LV. 6509. To Adjutants, &amp;c. of the difembo- 
died Militia, ~purfuant to Aét of Parliament, LV. 353. 





On the Petition of fundry Noblemen, and others, Subfcribers to the Veterinary College, L. 459. 
On the Petition of Thomas Baucutt Math, relative to certain Lottery Tickets forfeited, L. 469. 


Appointed to examine and ftate the Total Amount of the Public Debts, .&amp;c.; the Firft Report, 
LI. 481. The feveral Reports, ¢&amp;7. : 


On the Petition of the Minifter, Church Wardens, &amp;c. of Saint Margaret, Weftminfter, for Aid 
and Affiftance in repairing their Church, LIV. 414. 


On the Memorial of Sir Charles Grey, and Earl Saint Vincent, relative to American Ships captured 
at the taking of Martinique, &amp;e. LIV. 680. 683. 


On the Petition of William Afhforth, and others, relative to certain Scrip Receipts, Liv. 683. 
On Loffes occafioned by deftroying Ships arriving from Mogadore with foul Bills of Health, Lv. 563. 


On the Petition of John Davis, of Duke Street, Saint George’s Fields, relative to cleaning Smutty 
Wheat, &amp;c. LV. 767. 


Relative to the high Price of Provifions, LV. 903. 
Report from a Committee of Secrecy relating to the Out{tanding Demands on the Bank, LI. 524. 


Reports of Commiffioners, Sc. viz. 
Relative to Loffes alleged to be fuftained by Perfons quitting the Mufquito Shore, XLVII. 563. 


Of public Accounts refpeéting the Monies due to the Reprefentatives of the late Richard Ofwald, 
Efquire, L. 253. | 


Of Comptrollers of the Army Accounts, relative to a Demand of the Landgrave of Heffe Cafftl, 
L. 258. 
Reports of former Seffions referred, Ge. viz. 
Made upon the 7th of May, 1787; upon the Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Plymouth, XLVI. 
434. 
Made upon the roth of May, 1791 ; relative to the Public Income and Expenditure, XLVI. 
131. 
Made 16th March, 1796; relative to Dr. Hunter’s Anatomical Collection, LIV. 620. 
Subjidies referred, viz. 
Account of Sums.that will become due in 1800, for Ruffian Subfidies, LV. 767. 


Treafury Minutes, viz. 

Frelative to the Mufquito Shore ; referred, XLVI. 563. : 

Relative tothe Demand of the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, and Richard Ofwald, Efquire, for 

Extraordinaries during the late War in America, L. 258. 

Treaties, Ge referred, viz. 

With the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, dated 28th September, 1787; XLVI. 357. 
the King of Sardinia, dated 25th April, 1793 ; XLIX. 81.—L. 266.—LI. 661. 
the Margrave of Baden, dated 21 September, 1793; XLIX. 102. 
——— the Landgrave of Heffe Darmftadt, dated sth October, 1793; XLIX. 102. 

. A Conven- 

































Supply ; Bociiden: Reports, Be. wdietad chive rc 





Treaties, Sc. referred, continued. 
A Convention with the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, dated 23d of Auguft, 1793; XLIX. 102. 
——Ditto with the Emperor of the Romans, dated 2oth June, 1800; LV. 767. 
Treaty of Amity, &amp;c. with the American States, made 19th November, 1794; LIV. 683. 


-between His Majefty, and the Elector Palatine of Bavaria, figned 16th March, 1800; 
LV. 574. 
See Accounts, 1352. 





VI. Refolutions of the Committee of Supply agreed to, for granting 


Sums of Money for various Purpofes, relating to, viz. 


Aéts of Parliament, viz. 
a8. For fuperintendance of Acts, LII. 502.—LIII. 492.—LIV. 437.—LV. 222. 


Addrefies, viz. 
To make good Sums iffued purfuant to Addreffes, XLVI. 615.—XLVII. 573.—XLVIII. 342.— 
XLIX. 175.—L. 265.—LI. 653.—LII. 229.—LIII. 493.—-LIV. 528.—LV. 221. 
Africa, viz. 


29. To the Owners of Ships engaged in the African Trade, for Loffes, 8c. by the A&amp; for regulating 
: the Shipping, &amp;c. of Slaves from Africa, XLVII. 455. See infra, 244. 





30. For regulating the Shipping, &amp;c. of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, XLVI. 615.—XLVII. 455. 

31. For repairing and maintaining the Britith Forts, &amp;c. on the Coaft of Africa, XLVI. 559.—XLVII. 
45§.—XLVIII. gains ie 175e——L. 294.—LIL. 654.—LII. 502.—-LIII. 492.—LIV. 642. 
—LV. 768. : 

32. For defraying the Expences of removing of Black People to the Settlement of Sierra Leona, 


XLVIII. 414. 
For opening a Commercial Intercourfe with the interior Parts of Africa, L. 531 


rm For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment at Sierra Leona forthe Year 1800; LV. 768. 
See infra, 137. | 


Agriculture Board, viz. 





For 


33- For the Purpofe of defraying the Expences of the Board for the Year 17943 XLIX. 470. 
For 17983 LI, 355- 


17953 L. 266. For 1796; Li. 654. For 1797; LIL. 502. 
For 17993; LIV. 438. For 1800; LV. 768. 

















Algiers.——See infra, 137. 


Aliens, viz. 


34. Towards defraying the Charge of the Superintendance of the Alien Act for 17975 LU. 502. 
For 1798 5 LI. 492. For 17993 LIV. 437- 641. For 1800; LY. 222, 











Allowances, viz. 


35. Relating to the Army, XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 392.—XLVIII. 59.—XLIX. 121.—L. 87.— 
LI. 168 


To the American Civil Officers, and others, fufferers on Account of their Attachment to His 
Majefty’s Government, XLVI. 614.—XLVII. 573. 8¢c.—See infra, 41. 


See infra, 152. 153. 


American Awards, viz. 


36. For defraying the Expence of the Office of the Commiffioners for Ditto, for the Year 1800; LV. 
358. See infra, 38. 





an America, 
Inpex XLYI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 




































48. 


49. 


41. 


42. 


43: 
44. 


: | Refolutions of the Committee of Supply agreed to 
Supply ; | pos. 





rae 


39: 


45: 


47: 


48. 
49. 
50. 


SI. 


52. 





for grantirig Morey for various Purpofes. — 





America, viz. 
For Heffian Troops employed in the late War, L. 294. 


Awarded to be paid under the American Treaty, and Expences of the Commiffion to sth July, 
17973 LII. 727. To sth July, 1798; Lit. 671. Fo gth April; 17993 LIV. 528. 
For which may be awarded, 691.——See /upra, 36. GE. 











See alfo tufrd, 139. 140: 
Atnericaii Loyalifts, Vi%. 
For payment of Principal and Intereft due roth October; 1791 ; on Orders made out purfuant to 


A&amp; 28 Geo. Il. &amp;c. XLYL 432. For other Years, XLVII. 573.—XLVHI. 342.—XLIX. 
175.—L. 265.—LI. 654. 





For Ditto, due Ditto, on Orders made out purfuant to A&amp; 30 Geo. IH. XLVI. 432.—XLVII. 873. 
—XLVHI. 342.—XLIX. 175.—L- 265.—LI. 654.—LIi. 228.—LIII. 492. 





For Relief of American Loyalifts, 8c. for the Year 1800 ; LV. 221. For 17993 befide Sums 
granted, LV. 221. For the Monthis of January, February, and March, 1801; 879. 


For Expence of Allowances to American Civil Officers, and others, for their Relief and Benefit, 
XLVi. 614.—XLVII. 573.-—=XLVHI. 414.—XLIX. 175.—L. 265,—LI. 653.—L1. 228. 
—For 17975 LII. 502. 


For Penfions.and Atlowances to American Loyalifts for 1798 ; Li. 118. 


For Sums iffued to the Secretary of the Commiffioners appointed to inquire into their Loffes, 
XLVI. 615. 


For Compenfation to the Coramiffioners, Clerks, and Officers employed, &amp;c. XLVI. 615. 

For Loyalifts defirous of fettling in Upper Canada, XLVIII. 414. 

Fora Clerk employed on various Bufineffes, and References relative to’ American Claims, LIV. 642. 
See infra, 50. 159+ 


_ America ; Particular Parts thereof, and the Weft Indies, oz. 
Bahama Ifands, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Iflands, in addition to the Salaries now 
paid to the public Officers out of the Duty Fund, &amp;¢. XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 380.—XLVIII. 341. 
—XLIX. 123.——L. 239.—LI. 170.—LII. 157.—LII. 118.—LIV. 54. For the Year 
1800; LV. 221. 





Bermuda, or Somers Iflands, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Salary to the Chief Juftice of the Iflands, XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 
380.—XLVIII. 341.—XLIX. 123.—L. 239.—LI. 170.—LII. 157. For the Civil Efta- 
blifhment of the Iflands, LIL. 118.—LIv. 54. From 24th June, 1800, to 24th June, 
1801; LV. 222. 








Canada, viz. 


For defraytng the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Province of Upper Canada, XLVII. 
381.—XLVIII. 341.—-XLIX. 122.—L. 238.—LI. 170.—LII. 157.—LUE. 117.—LIV- 53.— 
LV, 221. 


For Hempfeed for the Ufe of His Majefty’s Subjects there, XLVI. 614. 
For purchafing Stationary for the Surveyor-General’s Office, &amp;c. XLIX. 174.—LI. 653. 
To be applied for the Ufe of American Loyalifts defirous of Settling in Upper Canada, XLVIII. 
414. 
Cape Breton, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablithment of the Ifland, XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 380.— 
XLVI. 341.—XLIX. 123.—L. 238.—LI. 170. —LI. 1§7.— LUI. 117.—LIV. 53.— 
LV. 221. 


For and on Account of Surveys, and other Services, paid to the acting Surveyor General of Lands 
at Cape Breton, XLIX. 174. 


St. Croix, viz. 
For an Inftrument for meafuring Altitudes to afcertain the Situation of Saint Croix, LIV. 641. 


Dominica, 











53° 


55- 


_ 56. 


57° 


58. 


59: 


60. 


61. 


63. 


64. 
65. 
66. 


67. 
8. 





7 a Pe Refolutions of the Committee of 'S 
Supply &gt; _ for granting Money for varidus PA ee 





Dominica, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Salary to the Chief Juftice of the Hand, xLVI. 437-—-XLVII. 
981.——-XLVIM. 341.~—-XLIX. 123.-—-L. 239—-LI 170.—LI. 157.—LII. 118.—LIy. 54. 
For the Year, 18003 LV. 222. 





Domingo (Saint), viz. 
For Sums paid over to certain French Proprietors of the Ifland to enable them te go there, L. 26 5: 
For Relief of certain Saint Domingo Sufferers for the Year 1800; LV. 221. 


Towards liquidating the Demands of the Saint Domingo Claimants, LY. 768, 
Florida (Eaft), viz. ) 


For making Compenfation, &amp;c. to Perfons in confequence of the ‘Ceffion of the Province to the 
King of Spain; by Act of 28 and 30 Geo. III. XLVI. 432.—XLVII. §73.—XLVIII. 342.— 
XLIX. 175.—L. 265.—LI. 654.—LII. 229.—LIII. 492. ~ 


For Compenfation to the Commiffioners appointed to inquire into the Rights of Perfons who have 
fuffered in confequence of the Ceffion.of the Province, XLVE. 615. 


Georgia, viz. 


To pay Fees due to the Officers of the Exchequer, for Receipt of Sums iffued. as Compenfations to 
Proprietors of Lands, upon the Province being ceded to America, XLVI. 614. 


To the Reprefentatives of Philip Yonge, Efquire, for Salary due to him as late Surveyor of Litids 
in Georgia, XLIX. 175. 


Grenada and Saint Vincen?’s, viz. 


To enable His Majefty to iffue a Sum to Commiffioners, for the Accommodation of fuch Perfons as 
fhall be defirous of receiving the fame, to affift them refpeCting: the late Infurredtions, LI. 235. 


jamaica, 





See infra, 95. 106. 


Saint fobn in America, viz. 
For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Ifland, XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 380.— 
XLVIII. 341.—XLIA. 122-—L. 238.—LI. 170.—LII. 157.—-LIM, 1147.—LIV. §3.-—LV. 221. 
New Brunfwick, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Province, XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 380.— 
XLVHI. 341.—XLIX. 122.—L. 238.—LI. 170.—&lt;LH. 157.—-LHk 117.—LIV. 53.— 
LV. 221. 


Newfoundland, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Salaries of the Governor and Civil Officers in the Ifland, XLVI. 
437-—XLVII. 310.—XLVII. 341.—XLIX. 123. For the. Civil Eftablifhment of the 
Ifland, L. 238.—LI. 170.—-LIl. 157.—=LIM 118.—LIV. $4. From #{t April 1800, to 
1ft April 1801 ; LV. 221. 


For Expences in the Adminiftration of Juftice at Newfoundland, XLIX. 175. 
For the Salary of the Chief Juftice, Li. sor. 








North Carolina, viz. 
To pay an Arrear of Salary due to a late Governor, XLVI. 615. 


Nova Scotia, viz. 

” For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment of the Proyjnce, XLVI. 437. XLVII. 380. 
XLVII. 341.—-XLIX. 122.—L. 238.--LE 1700+LI1.° 157—LAL £17—LIV. 53.-— 
ris . , ef of Six Hundred and Fift 

i Expence of purchafing Provifions for the Relief of Six Hundred an y 
gehen be Sy the Highlands of Scotland, who arrived at Nova Scotia from Glafgow in great — 
Diftreis, &amp;c. XLVIII. 414. 


For reimburfing Expences of Perfons arriving in England to fettle, XLVIM. 427.—XLIX, 
175+ , 
Fot Sums due to the late Attorney-General for Grants of Lands to Loyalifts, XLIX. 175. 


To difcharge Claims for Fees on Efcheats and Forfeitures in the Provinces and other Services, 
L. 265. 


For 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11 O 








for granting Money for various Purpofes.- 





69. 


70. 


73: 


74: 


76. 


77° 


78. 


79 





For Expences on Account of the Settlement, LI. 6 5 3.—LII, 501. 


For New South Wales, viz. 


For defraying the Charge of the Civil Eftablifhment thereof, XLVI. 437.—XLVII. 381.— 
XLVIII. 341.—XLIX. 123.—L. 239.—LI. 170.—LII. 157.—LIll. 118.—LIV. 54.— From 





10th Oétober 1799, to roth October, 1800; LV. 222. 


For the Augmentation of the Corps of Foot ferving in Ditto, XLVI. 568. 
For the Expence of fending Provifions, &amp;c. to the Settlement, XLVI. 615.——Ditto, and for 


emauat of Bills drawn by the Governor, &amp;c: XLVII. 455.—XLVIII. 342.~-XLIX. 17'5.— 
L. 265. 





¢ : For 1797; LU. 502. 
For Bills drawn for the Settlement, payable in 1798 ; Lill. 118.——Ditto in 1799 3 LIV. 609. 
Ditto in 1800; LV. 222. 768. 


See infra, 72. 








Supra, 28. 


Army, viz. 
Number of Men to be employed, and for defraying the Charge of them, LII. 65.—LIII. 93.— 


LIV. 52.———For Two Months, from 25th of December 1799, to 25th of February 1800; 
LV. 35. From 25th of February 1800, to 24th of December following, LV. 178. From 
25th of December 1800, to 24th of March 1801; 878. 


Britifh Forces and Garrifons, viz. 
In. the Plantations, at Gibraltar, and at New South Wales, &amp;c. 





For 1791 ; XLVI. 157. 
For 1792; XLVII. 392. For 17933; XLVIIL. 59. For 1794;; XLIX. 121. 
For 1795, including thofe in Corfica, L. 87. For 1796; LI. 168. For 1797, including 
thofe at the Cape of Good Hope, &amp;c. Lil. 65. For 1798, Ditto, and including thofe 
ferving in Portugal, LIII. 93. For 1799; LIV. 52. Plantations, &amp;c, from 25th of Decem- 
ber 1799, to-24th February, 1800; LV. 35. From 25th of February 1800, to 24th of 
December following, LV..178. From 25th of December 1800, to 24th of March 1801 ; 
878. 
































Towards defraying the Charges incurred by the late Armament, (Nootka.) XLVI. 55. 
Allowances. | 





See ifra, 85. 88. go» 


For Guards, Garrifons, and other Land Forces, &amp;c. viz. 
In Great Britain, Jerfey, and Guernfey, &amp;c. For 1791; XLVI. 157. 





For.1791-2; XLVII. 
391. 392. For 17933; XLVIII. 59. For 17943; XLIX. 121. For 17953 L. 87. 
For 1796; LI. 168. For 17973 LI. 665. For 1798; LIT. 93- For 17993 LIV. 
52.——From 25th of December, 1799, to 24th of February 1800; LV. 35.——From 25th 
of February 1800, to 24th of December following, LV. 178. From.25th December 1800, 
to 24th of March, 1801 ; 878. a 


























For General and Staff Officers in Great Britain, viz. 
For 1791; XLVI. 157. 








For 1792; XLVII. 392. For 17933 XLVIII. 60. Of Addi- 
tionals for 17935; 245. Ditto, and Officers of the Hofpitals, ferving with the Forces in Great 
Britain, Guernfey, and Jerfey, in Flanders, and under the Command of the Earl of Moira, 
for 17943 XLIX. 121. Ditto, and on the Continent (Earl of Moira left out) for 1795; 
L. 87.——In Great Britain, Guernfey, and Jerfey, for 1796; LI. 169. 170.——For 1797; 
LI. 66. For 1798; LILI. 93. For 1799; LIV. 52. For 1800; LV. 179. 

















For the Pay of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hofpitals, ferving with the Forces on 


an Expedition under the Command of Major-General Clarke, for 1796; LI. 169. 


For Garrifon and Staff Officers and Corps, for feveral Periods in 1791 ; XLVII. 393. 


For Paymafter-General, Secretary at War, Sc. vit. 
The allowance to them for the Year 17915; XLVL 157.——-For 1792; XLVI. 392. 


For 
17933 XLVIII. 60. For 1794 3; XLIX..121, Fos 17953 L. 88. For 1796 ; LI. 169. 
For 17973 Lil. 156. or 1798, (Secretary at War left out,) LIII. 94. For 17993 
| LIV. 53. Ditto, and for the Amount of Exchequer Fees to be paid by the Paymafter-General 
for 1800; LY. 179. 




















See infra, 117. 


For Recruiting, viz. 
Towards defraying the Charge of recruiting His Majefty’s Land Forces, and of the Contingencies for 


Ditto, XLVI. 157—XLVII. 392. Ditto, and of Allowances for Bread, and Neceflaries for the 
Land Forces, &amp;¢; XLVI. 60.—XLIX. 121.—-L. 87.——-Ditto, and of certain Allowances to the 
Non-com- 









80. 
Sr. 
82. 


83. 


84. 


8s. 


86. 


87. 


88. 


$9. 


90. 





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Supply &gt; {. for: granting Money for ion Ee | 


For Recruiting, continued. 





Non-commiffioned Officers, &amp;c. of the faid Forces, and of Extta Feed for the Cavalry in Great 
Britain, for 1796; LI. 169.——~For 1797; Lil. 66.——For recruiting, and Contingencies, 
and Extra Feed for Cavalry, for 1798; LUI. 93.—~For 17993) LIV. 52:-—Ditto, as well] 
in Barracks as in Quarters, for 1800; LV. 179. From 25th of 1800, to 24th of 
March 1801; 879. » 


See infra, 96. 








For raifing Forces, &amp;c. viz. 


For defraying the Charge of an Augmentation to His Majefty’s Forces, and of One Regiment of 
Foot, for 1793; XLVIII. 245. 


Of an Augmentation to the Firft Regiment of Dragoon Guards, for 1793, and of the Charge 
of Accoutrements, 8c. for the Augmentation to the Cavalry and Infantry, XLVIII. 414. 


For defraying the Charge of One Hundred Independent Companies of Foot to be raifed in 1793 ; 
XLVIII. 245. ' 


For defraying the Charge of One Regiment of Foot, of fevetal Fencible Regiments in North 
Britain, and of a Cofps of Fencibles in the Ifle of Man, for 1793; XLVIIT. 414. 


For Ditto, of Levy Money and of Horfe Furniture, and Accoutrements for the Augmentations 
to be made to His Majefty’s Land Forces in 1794; XLIX. 121. 


For Ditto, of Levy Money and Subfiftence, and of the Allowance for Cloathing and. Accoutre- 
ments for the Augmentations to be made to the Land Forces in 1795 5, L..87. Ditto Horfe 
Furniture, Cloathing, &amp;c. for Augmentations in.1796; LII. 156. : 


For deftaying the Charge of Corps transferred from the Irifh to the Britith Eftablifhment, and 
of Augmentations to His Majefty’s Forces, for feveral Periods in 17933 XLIX. 122. For 
Corps transferred in 17943 L. 475. ge 





For Ditto, of Cloathing and Accoutrements, for fundry Corps of Volunteer Cavalry, for 1797 ; 
Lil. 719.——See infra, 87. 88. &amp;c. ' 


For Ditto, of Seven Regiments, and Forty Troops of Fencible Cavalry, to be raifed for Service in 

Great"Britain in 1794 ; XLIX. 399.——-For Fencible Cavalry, for Ditto Service, in 1795 5 L. 88. 
For Ditto in 1796; LI. 169. For feveral Corps of Fencible Cavalry. for Service in Great 
Britain, for 1797 ; Lil. 66. For 1798; LIil. 94. For 17993 LIV. 52. Ditto, in- 
cluding the embodied Provifional Cavalry from 25th of December 1799, to 24th of Februafy, 
1800; LV. 35. 

















For Ditto, of feveral Corps of embodied Provifional Cavalry in Great Britain, for 1798 5 LIfl. 507. 
For 17993 LIV. 52. 


For Ditto of the Allowance of Bread and Neceffaries, and of Extra Feed, for the feveral Corps af 
Fencible Cavalry in Great Britain, for 1795; L. 88. Of certain Allowances to the Non- 
commiffioned Officers and Private Men of Ditto, andthe Charge of Extra Feed for the faid 
Corps for 1796; LI. 169. Ditto for 17973; LI. 66. For Extra Feed for the Cavalry 
in 1798; LIII. 94. For 17993; LIV. 52. 














For Ditto, of the increafed Rates of Subfiftence to be paid to Innkeepers, and others, on Quartering 
Soldiers, for the Year 17964; LI. 169. Ditto for 1797; Lil. 156. Ditto for 1798 ; Lil. 
94. For 17993 LIV. 53.——From 25th of December, 1799, to 24th of February 1800; 
LV. 35. From 25th of December, 1800, to 24th of March, 1801; 879. 














For Ditto, of the Volunteer Corpsjin Great Britain, for 1798 ; LHI. 507. 
and Infantry for 17993 LIV. 53. 
to 24th of March 1801 ; 879. 


See fupra, 81. 





Of Ditto of Cavalry 
For 1809; LV. 179. From 25th of December 1800, 





Augmentation of Pay, and Allowances, viz. 


For defraying the Additional Charge of Ditto, and Allowances of the Non-commiflioned Officers 
Trumpeters, &amp;c. of His Majefty’s Land Forces, from 25th of May, 1797, &amp;c. LI. 605. 


Ditto of the Brigade of Royal Horfe Artillery, &amp;c. and Corps of Royal Military Artificers, 
from Ditto, Lil. 606. 

Ditto of the Charge of certain Allowances to be made to the Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, 
and Quarter Mafters of His Majefty Land Forces, from 25th of June, to 24th of December 
17975 LU. 677. | 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) : His 








































gt. 


og2. 


93. 
94. 


95- 


96. 


04: 


98. 
99s 


00, 


101. 
102. 


103. 


104, 


105- 


506. 


steal | Fagen’ of the Committee of Supply: 
Supply s\| for granting Money for various Purp 








His Majefy’s Forces ferving Abroad, viz. 


Difference of Pay between the Charge of Britifh and Irith Eftablifhments, of Forces ferving in 
North America and Weft Indies, XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 392. 


Ditto, ferving in Ditto and Gibraltar, XLVII. 392.——Gibraltar and Weft Indies, &amp;c. XLVI. 
“ 5Oa-XLIX. 121. Weft Indies, L. 87———For Service Abroad, LI. 169. Ditto 
for 1797; LU. 66. For 1798; LI. [93.——For 1799; LIV. §2. For 1800; 
LV. 178. | 


For the Pay neceffary to be advanced to Regiments, &amp;c. in Eaft India, XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 392. 
XLVI. 59.—XLIX. 121.—L. 87. 


For Provifions for the Ufe of the Troops in the Eaft and Weft Indies in Confequence of the 
late Armament, (Nootka.) XLVI. 55. ! 


For defraying the Charge of a Corps of Light Dragoons for Service in Jamaica ; of feveral Regiments 
of Foot, and of Sup:rnumerary private Mer of His Majefty’s Forces, to 24th of December 
17925 XLVIIl. 245. | 


For defraying the Charge of Additionals to the Regiment of Light Dragoons ferving in Eaft India, 
and of Nine Recruiting Companies belonging to Regiments of Foot in the like Service, LI. 169. 


For Four Troops of Dragoons, and Nine Companies of Foot, ftationed in-Great Britain for 
recruiting, for the Eaft Indies, LH. 66. Ditto Four Troops, and Fifteen Companies 
of Foot, LIII. 93. Ditto Four Troops and Twenty Companies, LIV. 52.——Ditto Four 
Troops, and Sixteen Companies of Foot, Lv. 178. 


Reduced Officers, viz. 


Of His Majefty’s Land Forces and Marines, upon Account of Ditto, for 17913 XLVI. 360. 
For 1792 3 XLVII. 392. For 1793; XLVIII. 60. For 17943; XLIX. 121. For 17953 


L. 88. For 1796; LI. 169.———~For 17973; LU. 156++——For 1798; LIII. 94.——&lt;For 
17993 LIV. 53.———~For 1800; LV. 179. ; 









































Of the late Independent Companies of Foot, XLVI. 360. 


The feveral Officers and private Gentlemen of the Two Troops of Horfe Guards reduced, and to 
the fuperannuated Gentlemen of the Four Troops of Horfe Guards, for Allowances, XLVI. 360. 
XLVII. 392.—XLVIII. 60,—-XLIX. 121.-—-L. 88.—LI. 169.—LI. 156.—+L1If. 94. For One 
private Gentleman, and One fuperannuated Gentleman, for 1799; LIV. 53.——For 1800; 
LV. 179. : 








Of His Majefty’s Britifh American Forces, XLVI. 360.—XLVII. 392.—-XL VIII, 60.—XLIX. 121. 
L. 88.—LI. 169.——For 1798; LIIl. 94.——For 1799; LIV. 53.——For 1800; LV. 179. 
For Allowances to feveral reduced Officers of His Majefty’s Britifh American Forees, XLVI. 360. 


XLVII. 393.—XLVIII. 60.—XLIX. 122.—L. 88,—LI. 169.—LH. 156.—LIII. 94.—LIV. 53. 
For 1800; LV. 179. 














The feveral Officers late in the Service of the States-General, XLVI. 360.—XLVII. 392.— 
XLVI. 60.—XLIX. 121.—L. 88.—LI. 169.—LII. 156.——For 1798; LIII. 94. For 
17993 LIV. 53. For 1800; LV. 179. 


The Widows of Commiffioned Officers for Penfions, and Expences attending the fame, XLVI. 

60.—XLVII. 393.—XLVIII. 60.—XLIX. 122.—L, 88.—LI. 684.—LII. 453——Charge of 

Penfons to be paid for 1798; LIII. 507.——Ditto, and Expences attending the fame for 
17993 LIV. 53.——For 1800; LV. 179. 














Supernumerary Officers, viz. 


Charge of Full Pay to thofe of His Majefty’s Forces for 1791; XLVI. 157. 
XLVII. 392.———For 1793 ; XLVIII. 60. 





For 17923 
For 1794, including the Officers of Independent 
Companies, XLIX. 121. For 1795, including Ditto, and of Regiments draughted, or to be 
draughted, L. 87.——Ditto for 1796; LI. 169.——Ditto for 1797; LIl. 156.——Ditto for 
1798; LIII. 94.——For 1799; LIV. 53.——For 1800; LV. 179. 











Non-commiffioned Officers, viz. 


Charge of an Allowance to be made to Ditto, and Private Men of the Land Forces in 
Great Britain, in lieu of Small Beer, from 25th March 1800, to, 24th December following, 
LV. 179. 


See fupra, go. 
Ordnance, Viz. 


For the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service for 17915 XLVI. 157.——For 
17923 XLVII. 393.———For 1793; XLVIII. 60.——For a further Charge for 1793 ; ee 


. 








Refolutions of the Committee of Supply agteed to, 


_ for granting Money for various Purpofes. 





Supply; | 








Ordnance, continued. 





For 1794; XLIX. 122.———Fot 1795; L.88.——For 1796; Li, 169.——For 1797; LII. 


157. For 1798; Lill. 94. For 1799; LIV. 53. For January and February 1800 ; 
LV. 35. For Ten Months, from 1ft March to 31ft December 1800; LV. 179. For she 
Months of January, February, and March 1801 ; 879. 


a For an Augmentation of Pay to the Non-commiffioned Officers, 8c. of the Royal Horfe Artillery, 
&amp;c. LIL. 606. 


Ditto to the Captain-Lieutenants, &amp;c. of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, 8c. Lil. 696. 























107. Towards defraying the Expence incurred by the Office on account of the late Armament, (Nootka) 
XLVI. 55. ; ) 

108. For Services performed previous to the 31ft December 1783, and not provided for by Parliament, 
, XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 393.—XLVIII. 60.—XLIX. 122.—LI. 170. 

109. For Ditto previous to the 31ft December 1795, and not provided for, LI. 620. 

110. For Services performed, and not provided for by Parliament in 17895 XLVI. 157 

111. For Ditto in 1790; XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 393. 

112. For Ditto in 1791; XLVIII. 60. In 17925 XLVII. 60.—XLIX. 12. 

113. For Ditto in 1793; XLIX. 122.—L. 88. 

114. For Ditto in 1794 ;'L. 88.—LI. 170. 

116. For Ditto in 17953 LI. 170.—LII. 157. 


For Ditto in 1796; LII. 157.—LIIL. 94. 
For Ditto in 17973 LII. 94.—LIV. 53. 
For Ditto in 1798; LIV. 53.—LY. 179. 
For Ditto in 1799; LV. 180. 


Cheljea Ho/pital, viz. | 


116. Towards defraying the Charge of the In and Out-penfioners, and of the Expences of the Hofpital 
for 17913; XLVI. 360. For 17923 XLVII. 393.——For 17935; XLVIII. 60.—For 1794; 























XLIX. 122. For 17953 L. 475. For 1796; LI. 684. For 17973 LIl. 453. For 
1798; LIII. 507. For 17993 LIV. 53. For 1800; LY. 179. 
Extraordinary Expences of the Army, viz. 
For feveral incurred and not provided for, viz. 
rt7. Of Land Forces, XLVI. 360.—XLVII. 455.—XLVIII. 414.—XLIX. 122,—L. 264+LI. 188. 
620. 
118. Towards defraying any extraordinary Expences of the Army for the Year 1796; LI. 695. 


To defray the Extraordinary Expences of the Army incurred and paid by the Paymafter-General, 
in 1796; LI. 460. From 7thto 24th December 1796; 677. In 17975 LHI. 492. 


See infra, 129. 





Extraordinary Services of the Army, viz. 
To defray the Expence of Ditto, incurred and not paid previous to the sth January 1797; 








LII. 677. 
ja Towards enabling His Majefty to defray Ditto, for the Year 17973 Lil. 677. For 1798; 
LUI. 507.——-For 17995 LIV. 691. Todefray Ditto for the Year 1800 ; LV. 221. 


Afylum:—See infra, (Military Afylum.) 


Barracks, viz. 
119. Towards defraying the Expence of completing the building of Barracks in Great Britain, LI. 69s. 
To fatisfy Demands outftanding, on sth January 1797, in the Barrack Department, LII. 677. 


For Supply of Forage to the Troops, and other Expences attending the Service of the Barrack 
Department for 1797; LII. 677. 


a For defraying thé Charge of the Expences incurred, or expected to be incurred, in the Barrack- 
From 
25th 





Mafter-General’s Department in the Year 1798; LIII. 507-——~For 1799; LAV. 53. 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11 P 










































120. 


121. 


122. 


123. 


Supply; | 


Barracks, continued. 


124 
125. 
126. 


127. 


128. 


129._ 


130. 


131. 


{ Refolutions. of the Committee of. Supels agreed to, 


for granting Money for various Purp 





th December 1799, to 24th February 1800; LV.35. From 2§th February 1800, to 24th 
Tectibss following, 179. From25th December 1800, to 24th March 1801 ; 3 879. 


See fupra, 79. 
Cavalry.——See fupra, 79. 87. 88. 


For Foreign Forces in Britifh Pay, viz. 
A Corps of Hanoverian Troops taken into the Service of Great Britain, XLVII. 413. 


For defraying the en of 18,000 Hanoverians in the Pay of Great Britain, for 1794; XLIX. 122. 
Ditto for 1795; L 


For defraying the Charges of Levy Money, Camp Equipage, &amp;c. attending the Hanoverian Forces, 
&amp;c. XLVIII. 414. 


For defraying the Charge of 12,000 Men of the Troops of the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, in the 
Pay of Great Britain, together with the Subfidy, for 1794; XLIX. 122. Ditto for 12,531 
Men of Ditto in 1795; L. 88. See infra.—(Subfidies.) 


For defraying the Charge of 3,000 Men of the Landgrave of Heffe Darmftadt, in the Pay of Great 
Britain, together with the Subfidy, for 17943; XLIX. 122. Ditto, for Ditto in 17955 L. 88. 











For defraying the Charge of 754 Men of the Troops of the Margrave of Baden, in the Pay of 
Great Britain, together with the Subfidy, for 17943; XLIX. 122. 


For defraying the Charge of 2,289 Men of the Troops of the reigning Duke of Brunfwick, to- 
gether with the Subfidy, for the Year 1795; L. 88. 


For the Charge of feveral Regiments and Corps to be raifed for the Service of Great Britain, in 
purfuance of an A&amp;t of 34 Geo. III. to enable Subjects of France to enlift’as Soldiers, &amp;c. 
L. 265. 


For defraying the Charge of Foreign Corps raifed, and to be raifed, for the Service of Great Britain, 
for the Year 1796; LI. 695. In the Service of Great Britain for 17973 LIl. 677. For 


1798; LIII. 507. For 17993 LIV. 53. For 1800; LV. 179. From 25th December 
1800, to 24th March 1801; 879. 


For paying Money due to the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, for Extraordinaries incurred during the 
late War in America, by the Heffian Troops employed in His Majefty’s Service, &amp;c. L. 294. 
See fupra, 117. 


For defraying the reap of 12,000 Men of the Troops of the Elector of Bavaria, in the Pay of 
Great Britain, to 1{t of April 1801; LV. 585. 














See infra, 172. 


Other Matters, viz. 


Arrears, viz. 


Of Contingencies due to fundry Perfons, XLVI. 614. 
Of Salaries, XLVI. 615. 


See infra, 172. 
A ffefiments.—See infra, 163. 


Affiftance and Support.— See infra, 139. 186. 202. 213. 256. 


Bank of England, viz. 


To repay to them a Sum advanced on the Credit of the growing Produce of the Confolidated Fund, 
for 17953 LII. 235. 


To make good Money paid to the Bank for receiving Contributions to the Loan and Lottery: for 
1798; LIV. 641. For 1799; LV. 358. 





For Payment of Intereft due to the Bank on fundry Exchequer Bills, and for Advances on 
Bills of Exchange drawn on the Treafury, LIV. 641. 


For paying Intereft on particular Sums where Principal was difcharged, LV. 3 58. 
See infra, 180. 
Batteries, 


132. 


134. 
135: 


136. 


137- 


140 


141. 
142. 


143. 
144. 


145. 
146. 


147. 


148. 


149. 


+ 





for granting Money for various Purpofes:: 


‘ 


Supply; { elusions ofthe’ Commitee of Supply agreed £0, 





Batteries, viz. 


To enable Commiffioners under the Aé&amp; for Ditto, to make Compenfation to Proprietors of Lands 
purchafed, &amp;c. in the Counties of Kent and Devon,- LUI. 266. 


——_———Ditto to make Compenfation for Lofs or Damage fuftained by Owners, 8c. of Lands in 
confequence of the Act relating to Ditto, LUI. 266. 


Bills of Exchange, viz. 
For Sums iffued to pay Ditto, viz. 
By Direction of the Commiffioners of the Treafury, XLVI. 614.—XLVII. 465. 
See fupra, 117. 
Drawn on and accepted by Ditto, Lil. 590. 
Drawn from Berlin for the Ufe of the Duke-of York, XLVIII. 414. 
See fupra, 132. 


Canada.—_—See fupra, 47. &amp;c.—ZInfra, 142. 


Carlton Houfe. 





See infra, 200. 
Charitable Gratuities, &amp;c.——See fupra, 50. 


Churches, viz. 
For repairing the Parifh Church of Saint Margaret, Weftminfter, Liv. 438. 


Civil Eftablifhments-——See fupra, 45 to 71. 
Civil Lift Revenue, viz: 


For making good Sums iffued out of Ditto for various Purpofes, viz. 


Africa; to James Willis, Efquire, to form an Eftablifhment with refpect toa’ Commercial Inter- 
courfe, L. 531. 


See fupra, 29. &amp;c. 
Algiers ; to the Sons of the Bey of Algiers, XLVI. 624. 


. Aliens ; for Expences and Allowances in the Superintendance of the Alien A&amp; from roth January 
1793, to 11th July, 17943 L. 265. Other Periods, LI. 653. See fupra, 34. 


America; Expence of Allowances to Civil Officers, &amp;c. XLVI. 614.—XLVII.. §73.—XLVUI. 
414.—LI. 653. See fupra, 41.—Infra, 159. 

for Prefents to the Inhabitants of the North Weft Coaft of America, XLVII. 455. 

Bills of Exchange, XLVIII. 414.—LV. 359. See fupra, 133. 

Canada; for Hemp Seed fent to Lord Dorchefter, XLVI.- 614. 

— John Mayor, Efquire, for Stationary fent to Upper Canada, LI. 653. 


Chinnery, William, Efquire ; for fundry Purpofes, XLVIII. 414.—XLIX. 174. 17§.—L. 265. 
—LI. 653.—LV. 358. 768. | 




















See infra, 158. 
Coin of the Kingdom, LII. s0r.——See infra,'158. 224. 
Conviéts ; to Duncan Campbell, for Ditto, LII. 501.——See infra, 173. &amp;c. 


Cotten, Thomas, Efquire ; for payment of fundry Services, XLVI. 614.—XLVIII. 414. 427.— 
XLIX. 175.—LV. 359. 








See fupra, 41. &amp;c. 
Domingo (Saint), Claimants ; for Relief, and which has not been made good by Parliament, Lv. 
358. 
Exchequer Fees ; for Payment of Ditto, XLVI. 614.—-LI. 611. 
See infra, 183. 
France; on Account of the fuffering Refugee Clergy and Laity, XLIX. 174-—L. 265. 53%- 
—LI. 653.—LII. 228. sor. For over and above the Sum granted by P ent for the Yeas 
17973 LI. 493. See infra, 185. 








Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ' 150. Franking ; 

































| y t Refolutions of the Gommittee of Supply. agreed sto, 
Suppl ? 


for granting Money for various Purpofes. 


————EEe—eeEeEeE—————————————————eE 


ee 





Civil Lift Revenue, continued. 
tod. Franking Letters 5 for inquiring into the Frauds; &amp;c. in Ditto, Li. 653. 
Harbours; to complete the Pier at Douglas Harbour in the Ifle of Man, LV. 359. 


Haftings, Warren, Efquire ; for Compenfation to Henry Barlow, Efquire, of the Crown Office, for 
his Attendance on the Trial of him, in the Houfe of Peers, Lil. 493. 


+——Hudfon, Robert, Efquire; for his collecting Papers to form an Appendix to the Minutes of 
the Evidence taken on the faid Trial, LIII. 493. | : 


Baldwin, Jofeph, Efquire, Deputy Clerk of the Crown, for his Attendance on the faid Trial, 
LIV. 642. ' 


15%. Houfe of Commons; to the Lord Chamberlain, to pay Bills for Work done at the Houfe 
XLVIII. 427. 








to fundry Perfons for attending various Committees, LIII. 493.—LIV. 641.—LV. 768. 





for Fixtures at the Speaker’s Houfe, Lil. 228. 





for fitting up the Speaker’s Houle, and the Houfe of the Serjeant at Arms, LITI. 493. 
—— — for Alterations at the Speaker’s Houfe,. Liv. 642. 


Houfe of Lords, viz. 
152. To pay Bills for Works done at Ditto, XLIX. 174. 
For continuing and perfecting the Index tothe Journals of Ditto, L. 265.—LII. 228. 
For completing the Indexes to the Rolls of Parliament, and to the Journals, LIv. 642. 


For Preparing for the Prefs, and Printing, the 32d. and 33d. Volumes of the Journals of Ditto, 
LI. 653. ; 


For the Purchafe of the Parliament Office, 8c. LI. 653. 
For Two Years Rent of the Parliament Office, LIII. 493. 
For Expences in Ventilating and Warming the Houfe, LIIl. 493. 
To fundry Perfons for attending Various Committees, LI. 493. 


To the Reprefentatives of Edwatd Blackftock, Efquire ; for Completing. the 34th Volume of the 
Manulcript Journals of the Houfe of Lords, Lv. 358. See infra, 190. 





' 
‘é 


Other Matters, v/z. 





153. King and Royal Family, XLVI. 624.———See infra, 195. 
King’s = at Winchefter ; for Expence of Journeys, Surveys, Eftimates, &amp;c. of Workmen, 

LHI. 508. 

154. King’s Service Abroad, XLIX. 175.—L. 265. 266.—LI. 653.—LII. 228.——Ditto Secret Service 
Abroad, LII. 502.—LIII. 493. 

155. Laws ; for inquiring into the Laws of the Ifle of Jerfey, XLIX. 175. 

156. Mint ; for defraying Extrotdinary Expences for Profecutions, &amp;c. XLVI. 558.—XLVII. 455.— 
LI. 653.—LIV. 642. See fupra, 145.—Infra, 210. 

157. National Debt; for Sums iffued to the Secretary of the Commiffioners, and not made good by 





Parliament, LII. 501. See infra, 180. 


158. New South Wales ; for Expences on Account of the Settlement, &amp;c. LI. 611. 65 ial, 501.— 
LIV. 642.—LV. 768. 


for fundry Bills drawn, due in 1797, &amp;c. LUI. 493.-—LV. 359. 768. 


for Copper Coin, provided for the Settlement, Iv. 768. 
See fupra, 69, 





North Britain ——Sce infra, (Surveys.) 
Offices, viz. 
159. Of American Claims ; for a Clerk to fuperintend Ditto, Lil. 501. 
Parliament Office, Ld, 653.—LIV. 642—LvV. 358. 
Somerfet Place ; an Account of Works, &amp;c. at Ditto, XLIX, 174.—LIII. 508.——See infra, 245. 


bea -2! Office of "ii 5 for Fixtures at the Houfe of the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons, 
Tam. : LH, .220.. 


Public Accounts, for Additional Allowances to Clerks, &amp;c. LIV. 642.—LV, 358. 768. 
#4 « Fof 





Supply ; | Refoluci of the Committee of Supply. agreed 6; 


for granting Money for various Purpofes. 





Civil Lift Revenue ;—Offices, continued; &amp;c: 
For the Purchafe of a Houfe; for an Office, for One of the Sectetaries of State, LIV. 642: 
For the Expence of the Police Office in Wapping; LIV. 642:.——-LV. 358: 768: 
See infra; (Land Tax.)—Supra, 151. 
Parhament,: viz: 
160. Relative to the Approach to both Houfes; Li. 653. 
See fupra, 152. 159. 





Police. See Supra, 189. 


Printing, vit. 
161. To Laurie and Whittle, for printing Impreffions of the Plan for the propofed Wet Docks at 
London, LV. 358. 
Prifons, Viz. 
162. On Account of Works at the Fleet Prifon, XLIX. 174.—-LII: 501. 
Repairs at the King’s Bench Prifon, LII. sor. 
se Court and Prifon of the Marthalfea, Liv: 642. 


Public Accounts, viz. 


163. To Jofeph White, Efquire, to pay Affeffments on the Salaries of the Commiffioners, &amp;c, XLVIIf 
414.—XLIX. 174. 

“ To John Wigglefworth, Efquire; to pay Arrears of Contingencies due to fundry Perfons, &amp;cs 
XLVI. 614. 

hs To Barnard Cobbe, Efquire, for additional Allowance to Clerks, Lv. 768. 


See jupra, 159: 


Salaries, viz. 





cha To the Chief Juftice of Newfoundland; Lil. sor. See fupra 163. 
Secret Service, viz. 
ise And His Majefty’s Service Abroad, XLIX. 175.—LII. 502:—LIV. 641.——See /upra, 62. 





Sonerfet Place. See /upra, 159. and infra, 245. 


Sugar, viz. 
tee For publifhing Weekly Returns of Average Prices of Ditto, LI. 653.—LIiL: 493.—LIV. 642.— 
LV. 359. 
Sundry Services, viz. 
ie To William Pollock, Efquire ; &amp;c. XLVIII. 414.—XLIX. 175. 470.——LI. 653.4-LIV. 641. 
See /upra, 147. 154. 
Surveys, Viz. 


oe For making a Survey of the Ifle of Dogs, and feveral Plans and Eftimates of the Docks, and other 
Works, for Wet Docks, &amp;c. LIV, 642. 


For furveying Roads in North Britain, Lv. 768. 





Sée infra, (Scotland.) 


Toulonefe Emigrants, viz. 
es A Sum for Relief, not included in the Eftimate for 1799; LV. 359. 





See infra, 185; 
Other Matters, zz. 

Coin.——See infra, 210. 211. 

Commiffioners.—+-See infra, 165: 168. 192. 193: 257: 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) i11Q Compenfation 











cat,  JRefolutions of thé Committee of Supply agreed to 
Supply ; | io 


for granting Money for various Purpofes- 







Compenfation, Vi. 





164. Relative to regulating the Shipping of Slaves from Africd, XLVII. 465. 

165. To. the Commiffioners, &amp;&amp;c: appointed to inquire into the Loffes of the American Loyalifts, 
XLVE 615. . 

1 66. ii appoirited to inquire into the Rights of Perfons fuffering by the Ceffion of Eaft Florida 
to the King of Spain, XLVI: 6165. 

167. To certain Perfonis, for Loffes fuftained by thent on evacuating the Mufquito Shore, in Confequence 
of the Convention with the King of Spain, in 2786; XLVII. $72. 

168. To John Marfl, and John Sprainger, E(quires, for their Trouble in inquiring into the Loffes 
fuftained on evacuating the Mufquito Shore; XLIX. 174. * . 

169. To the Reprefentatives of William Blackburn, Efquire ; for his rouble in. making Defigns, and 
other Bufinefs, relative to Penitentiary Houfés intended to be built at the Public Expence, 
L. 266. 


See fupra, 29: 57—Infra, 178. 
Confolidated Fund, viz. 





t70. For His Majefty to be enabled to grant an Yearly Sum out of Ditto, for the Duke of Clarence, 
XLVI. 624. See hing, 1. 
ryI. To complete Sums granted to His Majefty out of Ditto for 1794; L. 446. 


To make good Deficiencies of Ditto in 1797; LIV. 609. 
To Re-pay Sums advanced on the Credit of Ditto, LU. 235. 
To make good Sums charged by Aéts of Parliament on Ditto Fund for 1796; Lil. got. 


Contingencies. —See infra, 208.—/upra, 79. 130. 


Contractors, viz. 


172. Sums due to the Reprefentatives of the late Richard Ofwald, Efquire, as Contraétor for fupplying 
Bread and Waggons to the Allied Army in Germany, under the Command of Prince Ferdinand 
of Brunfwick, between September 1758, and March 1763, and as Commiflary of Bread and 
Forage, &amp;c. L. 294. . 


Convicts viz. 


173. For the Expence of confining, &amp;c. and employing them on the River Thames, XLVI. 615.— 
XLVH. 455.—XLVIII. 342.—-XLIX. 175.-—-L. 265.—-LI. 653.—LII. 228. 501. 








Ditto at Homie for 17973 LI. 502.——For 1798; LIll. 118. For 1799; LIV. 438. 
For 1800; LV. 222. For the Months of January, February, and March, 1801 ; 879. 


For the excefs beyond the Sum granted in the laft Seffion, towards the Expence of Ditto at 





R Home, forthe Year 17975 LI. 508. For 1798 5 LIV. 438. 
174. For maintaining and guarding them in the Harbour of Hamoaze, at Plymouth, XLVI. 616. 
175. For maintaining and guarding them in Langfton and Portfmouth Harbours, XLVII. 455.— 


XLVI. 342.—-XLIX. 175.—L. 265.—LI. 653.—-LII. 228. sor. 


176, To the Reprefentatives of William. Blackburn, Efquire, for his makiig Defigns, and to Jeremy 
Bentham, Efquire, to enable him.to make Preparations for the Cuftody and Care of the Con- 
victs propofed to be confined in the Penitentiary Houfes, L. 266. 


See fupra, 71. 
Corfican Emigrants, v/s. 
For their Relief for the Year 1800; LV. 221. 


Credit, Votes of, viz. 


177. To enable His Majefty to defray any Extraordinary Expences which may be incurred for the Service 
77 
of the Year 1795, &amp;c. L. 385. For 1796; LI. 382. For 1797; LI. 715. For 
1798; LIL. 671. The like tor 1800; and to fulfil Engagements, Lv. 772. | 














as To enable His Majefty to enter into further Engagements refpecting the War, LIV. 609. 
See Me@ages, 8 9. &amp;c.—Alfo, infra, 181, and (Invafion.) 


Cuftoms, wiz. 


178. Towards defraying the neceffary Charges incurred in and about the Execution of an Act of 29 
Geo. III. relating to the Annual Amount of the Emoluments of Officers of the Cuftoms, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 342. 


Debt 





179. 


180. 


181. 


182. 





Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 





. . §Refolutions of the Committee of Suppl 1 ak reed ‘ey 


for granting Money for various Purpofes. © 





Debt National, viz. 


For granting to His Majefty Sums to be iffued and paid to the Governor, &amp;c: of the Bank of 
England, to be by them placed to the Account of the Commiffioners for the Reduction of the 
“National Debt, XLVII. 405. 435.—XLVIII. 385.-—-X LIX. 399.—L. 278.—LI. 654.—LI. 677. 
—LUI. 492.—LIV. 609.—LYV. 263. : 


To the Secretary to the Commiffioners, for Salaries to the Officers, &amp;c. LIV. 642.—LV. 3 58. 
See infra, 454.—Supra, 132. 157. 
Deduétions, viz. 
’ That Sums voted for particular Purpofes be iffued and paid without Fee or Deduction, XLVI. 446. 
615. 
See infra, 262. 


Deficiencies, viz. 


For making them good, viz. 


The Annual Grants, for 1790; XLVI. 437.—-—For 1791 ; XLVI. 380.——For 1792; XLVIII- 


414. For 17933 XLIX. 451. For 17943 L. 446. For 17953 Li. 654.——For 
1798; LIV. 641. For 1799; LV. 221. 














Difcoveries, viz. 


To Mr. John Davis, for his Difcovery of a Method of cleaning and purifying Smutty Wheat, &amp;&amp;c. 
Lv. 768. Z 


, 


Domingo, (Saint. )——See jupra, §4- 147- 


Engagements, 7%. 


To enable His Majefty to make good Engagements, &amp;c. XLIX. 547.—LIV. 609.—LV. got. 768. 
77260 


See infra, (Subfidies, &amp;c.) and 453.—Alfo /upra, 177. 
Exchequer, viz. 
To make good Sums paid. to the Officers for Extra Trouble in making out Exchequer Billss 
LY. 358. 
Exchequer Bills, viz. 


For paying off and difcharging them, XLVI. 39. 436. 437.—-XLVII. 126.—XLVIII. 300.—XLIX. 
82. 175.—L. 27.—LI. 170. 382.—LI. 501.—LIII. 671.—LIV. 660.—LYV. 32. 357. 


For Intereft on Exchequer Bills granted for 1798; LIV. 609. Made out by Acts 37, 38, and 
39.Geo. IIL; LV. 358. By 39 Geo. III. ; 897. 





For Provifion to be made for fatisfying all Exchequer Bills, made out by virtue of an A&amp; of 35 
Geo. III. for raifing £. 2,500,000, LII. 85. 


For paying off, &amp;c. fuch as have been iffued on the Credit of the growing Produce of the Con- 
folidated Fund, for 1796; LII. 501. 


To make good Sums paid for Principal and Intereft of certain Exchequer Bills, Part of the Vote 
of Credit of 1796, and charged on Supplies of 1797 5; LIV. 609. 


Ditto raifed on the Credit of the Loan of Eighteen Millions granted for 1797; LIV. 609. 





For granting Sums to be carried to the Fund for paying off thofe made out by virtue of Ac 31 
Geo. III. for defraying the Public Expences for the Augmentation of His Majefty’s Forces in 
1790; XLVII. 405. 


For paying off fuch as have been granted by certain Aéts for the Land Tax, and Malt, Mum, &amp;c, 
Duties, Lil. 590. 





Ditto raifed on the Credit of the Aét granting certain Duties on Income, LV. 357. 


——Dittoon the A&amp; granting‘an Aid and Contribution for the Profecution of the War. &amp;c. 
LV. 357- 


——Ditto made out on Account of the Vote of Credit, LV. 357. 
to make good Sums paid for Intereft on Exchequer Bills, Lv. 897. 











+ ¥ Su pply; Bt pintone of the Committeé ef Supply agreed to, 


for granting Money for various Purpofes. 











Expences:_—See fupra, 42. 138: 151. 178.—lInfra, 194. 


“Yo oho Fees, viz. a Ee “i 
183; Upon Sums iffued at the Exchequer for Conipenfation, &amp;c. XLVI. 614.—LV. 768. 


184, To be paid by the Paymafter:General of His Majefty’s Forces; XLVI. 157.—XLVII. 392.— 
XLVHI. 60.—XLIX. 121,—L. 88.—LI. 169. 


See fupra, 148. 


France, viz. ! 








18 ¢. To be applied towards the Relief of the fuffering Clergy and Laity of France, for the Year 1 7973 
| Lil. 677.——For 17985 Li. 118.—+ For 1799, over and above the eftimated Sum gratted, 
rp z21. For 1800; LV. 221. For the Months of January, February; and March, 18or : 

79. 


See fupra, 149.—Infra, 186.—And {Invafion.) 





Franking Letters.—See jupra, 150. 


Frauds and Abufes. 





See /upra, 150. 


Germany, viz. ? 
186. For enabling His Majefty to continue temporary Advances of Money to the Emperor with a View 
to Military Operations, LII. 220. 


To make a Temporary Advance by way of Loam for the Service of the Emperor, Lil. 511. 
To enable His Majefty to make Advances by way of Loan for Ditto, LI. 527. 


For Provifion to, be made for guaranteeing the Payment of Dividends on a Loan to be raifed for 
Ditto, LU. 527. 


Toenable His Majefty to make fuch Advances as may be neceffary for the Purpofe of a vigorous 
Co-operation againit France at an early Period of the Campaign, &amp;c¢. Lv. 201. 


To fulfil Engagements which His Majefty has entered into with the Emperor, &amp;c. LY. 201. 768. 
772. 


Grants. 





See fupra, 179. 
Grenada and Saint Vincent’s. 





Sce fupra, 59. 


Harbours, Piers, &amp;c. viz. 
187. To be employed in cleanfing, &amp;c. the Harbour of Catwater and Sutton Pool, near Plymouth, 
XLVI. 437. 


For defraying the Expence of erecting a Pier on the Eaft Side of Sutton Pool, &amp;c. for better fe- 
curing Plymouth, LIII. 671. ' 


For defraying the Expence that will attend the Repair of the Damages done to the Cobb, at Lyme 
Regis, by the violent Storms which happened on the 24th and 25th January 1792; XLVIII. 


427. 
For the Repair of the Pierand Light Houfe at the Entrance of Douglas Harbour, [fle of Man, 
for 1798; LUI. 118. 


See /upra, 149. 174. 175. 
Haftings, Warren. 
Hemp Seed. 





See fupra, 150. 





See fupra, 142. 


Herrings, &amp;c. wiz. 


188. For the Purpofe of laying in Stores of Herrings, and other Fifth, at convenient Places, and of 
diftributing them, for the Ufe of different Parts of the Kingdom, Ly. 906. 


Houfes.——See fupra, 151. 152. 153. 


Indemnification, viz. 


189. To enable His Majefty to make Ditto to Earl Saint Vincent, and Sir Charles Grey, late Com- 
manders in the Weft Indies, refpeCting certain American Ships, LIV. 691. ' 


Invafion, 








Supply, [for gran of the Committee of Susetii 2 . 








for —— Money for various Purp 








190. 


191. 


192. 


193. 


194. 


195. 


197. 


198. 


199. 


200. 


201. 


a 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Invafion, viz. 


For difappointing or defeating any Eaterprize or Defigns of the Enemy, 8c. LUI. 671. 
Journals, viz. 
Of the Houfe of Commons, XLVI. 585. 615.———See fupra, 28, 
Of the Houfe of Lords ; perfecting the Index to Ditto, &amp;c. L. 265.~=-LI. 663. 
for printing the Journals of the Houfe of Lords, Lv. 768. 


Sums granted towards defraying the Charge of printing the Journals of the Houfe of ‘Commons, 
and printing and deliveting the Votes, and of printing Bills, &amp;c. for 1797; LUI. soz. For 
1798; LIII. 492. For 17993 LIV. 437+ For 1800; LV. 358. 


For the Excefs beyond the Sum granted in the laft Seffion towards defraying the Charge of printing 
- Ditto, for the Year 17975 LUI. 508.——-For the Year 1798; LIV. 437. 


For the Purchafe, &amp;c. of a Houfe in Abingdon Street, for depofiting the Journals of the Houfe 
of Commons, LV. 358. 














See /upra, 152. 


Ireland, viz. 
To enable His Majefty to make Remittances from Time to Time to be applied to His Service in 
Ireland, &amp;c. LI. 528.—LIII. 508.—LIV. 691.—LV. 253. 
Ifle of Jerfey, viz. 
On Account of the Commiffioners appointed to inquire tnto the Laws, &amp;e. of the Ifle, XLIX. 
175. 


Ifle of Man, viz. 


To reimburfe Expences incurred by the Commiffioners appointed to inquite into the State and 
Condition of the Ifle, XLVIII. 414. 


For the Charge of a Corps of Fencible Men in the Ifle, for 17945 XLIX. 122. 
See fupra, 188. 


King and Royal Family, viz. 
To enable His Majefty fo difcharge the Annuity granted to his late Royal Highnefs Henry 
Frederick Duke of Cumberland, due at the Time of his Death, XLVI. 624. 
His Roval Highne/s William Henry Duke of Clarence, viz. 
A Yearly Sum out of the Confolidated Fund, not exceeding £.12,000. XLVI. 624. 


A Sum to make good the like Sum iffued out of His Majefty’s Civil Lift Revenues, for the Ufe 
' of His Royal Highnefs, XLVI. 624. 


Prince of Wales, viz. 


To difcharge a Debt for Stone Mafon’s Work, incurred previous to the 21{t May 1787; XLVI. 
614. 


Towards defraying the Expence of making Preparations for the Marriage of His as Highnefs, 
"Le 
For Desish the Expence of completing the Works at Carlton Houfe, L. 599. 
Prince/s Royal, viz. 
A Sum granted to His Majefty for the Marriage Portion of the Princefs, Lit. 544. 
His Royal Highne/s the Duke of York, viz. 


To fatisfy a Bill drawn by His Majefty’s Envoy eaten at Berlin; for the Ufe of His Royal 
Highnefs, XLVIII. 414. 


Land Tax, viz. 


For incidental Expences attending the Execution of the Act for the Sale of the Land Tax, 
LIV. 642. 


Levant 


mR 









~ cesar Tan, ( Refolutions of the Committee of Supply.agreed-to, - 
| Supply; efolutions of the Committee of Supp Y-AgteeaaA, - 


for granting Money for various Purpofes. 





c 
Levant Company, w/z. 


202. For affifting the Company in carrying on their Trade, XLIX. 399.—LI. 654.—LIII. 492.— 
LV. 7638. 






























Loan and Lottery, viz. 


To make good Sums paid for Difcount on prompt Payments for Ditto in 1798; LIV. 609.—- 
For 1799; LV. 358. 





To make good the Charges of preparing and drawing the Lottery for 1798; LIV. .641. 
17993; LV. 358. 

To William Athforth, and others, relative to certain Scrip Receipts on Arrears of the Loan in 1796; 
LIV. 691. 


For 





Lottery Tickets, viz. 
203. To Thomas Baucutt Math, for Money advanced by him for Ditto for Lottery 1794, and which 
became forfeited by omitting to make future Payments, L. 475. 
Military Afylum, viz. 
0 For defraying the Expence of a Royal Military Afylum for the Reception of the Children of 
Soldiers, LV. 763. 
Militia, viz. 
204. Provifion to be made for Pay and Cloathing for the Year r791; XLVI. 308. 
XLVII. 573. For 17933 XLVIII. 342. For 1794; XLIX. 235. 





For 17924 
For i795; L. 265. 























—=For 1796; LI. 382. For 17973; LU. 213. For 1798; LUI. 342. 572. For 
17993; LIV. 643. For 1800; LV. 359- sea | 
ve A Sum granted on Account, towards defraying the Charge of Ditto for 1797; LI. 235. 
205. Provifion to be made for making Allowances, in certain Cafes, to Subaltern Officers of the Militia, 


in. Time of Peace, L. 332.—LI. 620.—LII. 699.—LIII. 572.—LIV. 643.—LV. 664. To 
Adjutants, &amp;c. of the Militia, difembodied purfuant to A&amp;t of Parliament, LV. 359. 


206. For defraying the Charge of the embodied Militia of feveral Counties in South Britain for 1793; 
XLVI. 60. 245. For the Embodied Militia in Seuth Britain, of feveral Corps of Fencible 
Men in North Britain, and of a Corps of Fencible Men in the Ifle of Man, for 1794, XLIX. 
122. For the Militia, and of feveral Corps. of Fencible Infantry in Great Britain, Guernfey, 
Jerfey, and in the Ifle of Man, for 1795; L. 88. For 1796; LI. 169. For 1797; LI. 
66. For 1798; LUI. 94. For 17993 LIV. 52. For the Militia, and for the Royal 
Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon, and of feveral Corps of Fencible Infantry, from 
25th December 1799, to 24th February 1800; LV. 35. Ditto, and of Two Regiments 
Irifh Militia, from 25th February 1800, to.24th December following, 179. From 25th 
December 1800, to 24th March 1801, (the Irith Regiments left out) 879. 























For 
For 1795; L. 88. 
For 1799, and for 
For 1800, and for Two Regiments 


207. For Ditto for Cloathing for the Embodied Militia for 1793, upon Account, XLVIII. 414. 
defraying the Charge of Ditto in South Britain for 1794; XLIX. 122. 
For 1796; LI. 169. For 17973; LU. 66. For 1798; LIL. 94. 
the Corps of Miners in Cornwall and Devon, LIV. 52. 
of Irifh Militia on the Britifh Eftablifhment, LV. 179. 


208. For defraying the Charge of Contingencies, and of the Allowance of Bread and Neceffaries, and of 
Poundage for the Embodied Militia for 1793; XLVIII. 60. 245. For Ditto, and Corps of 
Fencible Men in 1794, XLIX. 122. For the Militia, and Corps of Fencible Infantry in 
Great Britain for 1795, L. 88. Ditto, and of certain Allowances to the Non-commiffioned 
Officers and Private Men thereof for 17963; LI. 169. Ditto for 17973; LIL. 66. For Con- 
tingencies for the Militia and Fencible Infantry for 17985 LIII. 94. For-1799; LIV. 52. 
For 1800; LV. 179. 









































209. For defraying the Charge of feveral Augmentations to the Embodied Militia, in the Year 17943 
L. 475- 
° ———Ditto the Embodied Supplementary Militia in.1798; LIII. 507. 


Mint, viz. 


210. For defraying the Extraordinary Expences attending the Profecution of Offenders againft the Laws 
relating to the Coin, XLVI. 558.—XLVII. 455.—LI. 653. Not made good by Parliament, 
LII. 501. For 1797; Lil. 502.——In 1796, and the Balance due on Account of the Ex- 
penees in 1797 ; LIII. 492. In 1798; LIV. 437. In-1799; LY. 358. 


For Ditto, over and above eftxnated Sums, in 1797; LIV. 437. 














Fors 












211. 


212. 


213. 


214. 


215. 


216. 


217. 





Inpzx XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800.) 


‘Supply; ge ote of the Coma of Supply'agreed 6, 


for granting Money for various Purpofes: ’ 








For defraying the Extraordinary Expences of His Majefiy’s Mint; in 1790; XLVI.” 68. 
1791; XLVII. 485. 
L. 239. \ 

For difcharging the Balance due on Account of the Expences for the Year 1797 ; LIL. 492. 
For 1798; LIV. 437. 


See fupra, 145. 156. 


In 
In 17933 XLIX. 175.——From 1ft January to 27th July 1 ; 
From 28th July to 31ft December 1794; 239. 7th July 17945 














Mogadore, viz. 


To be applied tor Loffes fuftained in Confequence of the Deftru@ion of certain Ships and their 


a arrived from thence with foul Bills of Health, Lv. 575. For Fees to be paid on Ditto, 
799. : 


Money, viz. 


For Sums iffued purfuant to Addreffes, XLVI. 615. 





See /upra, 28. 


Paflage Money, &amp;c. XLVIII. 414. 





See fupra, 50. 
Mufeun, vis. : ‘ 


To the Britifhh Mufeum, viz. 


Towards enabling the Truftees to carry on the Execution of the Trufts repofed in them by Par- 
liament ; XLVIII. 414.—LI. 654.—LII. 492.—LV. 768, 


Muf{quito. Shore. 





See fupra, 167. 168. 


Natural Hiftory, viz. 


To enable His Majefty to purchafe the Collection belonging to the late Dr. John Hunter, for the 
Ule of the Public, LIV. 642. t 


Navy, Viz, 


For Seamen to be employed, for the Year 1791, including Marines, and Ordnance for Sea Service, 
XLVI. 39. For 1792; XLVI. 126. For 1793; XLVIII. 47. For an additional Num- 
ber for 17935 158. To be employed for the Year 1794,. including Marines, and Ordnance 
for Sea Service, XLIX. 81. For 1795; L. 31. For 1796; LI. 36. For 1797; 
LI. 38. For the Number of Seamen and Marines, and for Wages for Ditto, and Victuais, 
for 1798; LIN. 83. For an additional Number of Seamen for 1798 ; 492. For the Num- 
ber of Seamen, &amp;c. for 17993 LIV. 43. For Two Lunar Months, commencing 1{t January 
1800; LV. 32. For Eleven Lunar Months, commencing 26th February 1800; LV. 167. 
For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; 870. 





























For Wages and Viétuals for the faid Seamen and Marines for 1799; LIV. 43. Ditto for Two 
Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1800; LV. 32. Dhitto for Eleven Lunar Months, 
commencing 26th February 1800; 167. For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 
1801; 870. 





For Wear and Tear of the Ships in which the Men are to ferve, for Two Lunar Months, com- 
mencing 1ft January 1800; LV. 32 Ditto, for Eleven Lunar Months, commencing 26th 
February 1800; 167. For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; 870. 


To defray the Expence to be incurred by an Increafe to the Pay of Seamen and Marines of His 
Majefty’s Fleet, and for a propofed Iffue of full Allowance of Provifions, LII. 552. 


Towards defraying the Expences occafioned by the Augmientation, &amp;c. of the Naval Forces on the 
late Armament (Nootka), XLVI. 55. . 


Towards defraying the Expences and preventing the Increafe of the Debt of the Navy, for 1797; 
Lil. 501. 


For the Ordinary of the Navy, including Half Pay to Sea and Marine Officers, for 1791; XLVI. 

568. For 17923; XLVII. 380. For 17933 XLVUI. 341. For 1794; XLIX. 121. 
For 1795; L. 229. For 1796; LI. 195.——For 1797; LI. 156——For 17983 
LIII. go. For 17993 LIV. 53. Ordinary Eftablifhment, for Two Lunar Months, com- 
mencing 1{t January 1800; LV. 35- For Eleven Lunar Months, commencing 26th February 
1800; 178. For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1891 ; 879. 





























For the Extraordinary Eftablifhment of the Navy, for Two Lunar Months, commencing 1ft 
January 1800; LV. 35. For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; 879. 


Towards the Buildings, Re-buildings, 8c. of Ships of War, &amp;c. for 1791; XLVI. 568. 
For 17923; XLVII. 380. For 1793; XLVIU. 341+——For 1794; XLIX. 121. 





For 








17953 











| a Refolutions of the Committee of Supply agreed to 
Supply, } upply agree Os 


for granting Money for various Purpofes, 








Navy, continued. 
17953 L. 229. For 1796; LI. 195. 
For 17993 LIV. 53. 
178. . 
” For Wear and Tear of the Ships in which the Seamen, &amp;c. are to ferve for 1798; LIM. 83. 
For 17993 LIV. 43. 











For 17973 LU 156.——-For 1798; LMI. 90.—— 
For Eleven Lunar Months, commencing 26th February 1800; LY. 





218. Towards paying off and difcharging the Debt of the Navy, XLVI. 374.—XLVHI. 385.——L1L 
695. 
219. For enabling His Majefty to fatisfy all the Bills, payable in Courfe, of the Navy and Vidtualling 


Offices, which were made out on or before the 31 ft Day of March, 1793; XLIX. 290. Ditto 
made out on or before zoth September 1793; L. 294.——Ditto for Navy, Victualling, and 
Tranfport Offices, made out on or before 30th September 1795, amounting to a particular 
Sum, LI. 652. Ditto made out on or before 27th O&amp;tober 1796 ; LI. 85. 








For the Expences of the Tranfport Service, and for the Maintenance of Prifoners of War in Health, 


for 1798; LUI. 83. For 17993; LIV. 691. For Three Lunar Months, commencing ift 
January 1801; LV. 879. 


For the pftobable Expence of the Tranfport Service, for the Year 1800; LV. 178. 


For the Maintenance of the Sick Prifoners of War, for Three Lupar Months, commencing 1{t 
January; 1801; LV. 879. 


Offices. 











See fupra, 159. 


Ordnance, viz. 
For Sea Service, viz. 
220. Voted with the Number of Seamen, XLVI. 39.—XLVII. 126.--XLVIII. 47.—XLIX. 81.— 
Le 31.—LI. 36.—LII. 38. : 


Voted feparately for 1798; LIN. 83. For 17993 LIV. 43- For Two Lunar Months, 
commencing 1ft January 1800; LY. 32. For Eleven Lunar Months, commencing 
26th February 1800; 167. For Three Lunar Months, commencing 1ft January 1801; 














LV. 870. 

re —— With the Allowance for Maintenance of an additional Number of Seamen for 1798 ; 
LI. 492. 

7 eae Expences ef Services performed, and not provided for by Parliament, in 1789 ; XLVI, 1 57.—— 











In 1791; XLVII. 60. 
17953 LIL 157. 


See fupra, 106. 


In 17933; XLIX, 122.—L. 88. In 


In 17943 LI. 170. 
In 17963 LUI. 94. 


In 17973; LIV. 53. 








Parliament, &amp;c. 





See fupra, 151. 152. 159. 160, 
Penitentiary Houfe, viz. 


221. For purchafing Ground for ere€ting One, for the Cuftody and Employment of Convicts, and towards 
the Expence of erecting fuch Penitentiary Houfe, LIV. 703. 


See fupra, 176. &amp;c. 
Penfions.———-Sce /upra, 103. 
Perfons Private.——See fupra, 28. 139. 190. 
Police Offices. ——See fupra, 159. 
Portugal, viz. 3 

222. To afford the Queen fome pecuntary Affiftance, if neceflary, and to defray any Extraordinary 
Expences in 17973 LIl. 715——In 17993 LIV. 609. 

See infra, 277. 

Prefents.——See fupra, 32. 37- 44 


Printing.—See fupra, 161. 190. 


Prifoners of War, viz. 
For the Maintenance of thofe in Health, for the Year 1800; LY. 178. 
For the Care and Maintenance of Sick Prifoners of War for the Year 1800 ; LV. 178. 


Prifons, 








, 
‘ 


Refolutions of thé Commiites of Supply agreed to; 


Supply ; : for granting Money for various Purpofes: 





224. 


224. 


442: 


244. 


245¢ 


246. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 


Prifons, viz. | 
Towards defraying Expences incurred, &amp;c. for Repairs at the King’s Betich Prifon, Lv. 358: 
For defraying the Expence incurred for Repairs at the Marfhalfea Prifon; Ly. 358. 
See fupra, 162. : 
Profecutions, viz. 


For Sums iffued in confequence of the Expences of the Trial of Warren Hattings, Elquire, 
XLVI. 615.—XLVIL. 455.—XLVIII. 342.—XLIX. 178.—L! 265.—LI. 653.—LII 501. 
See fupra, 145. 210. | 





Pruffid and Holland. See Ponte, 2is, and infra, 453. 
Public Accouints.——See jipra, 163. 


Public Services. ——See fipra, 45, 136. 146. 151. 157. &amp;e. 





Rewards and Recompetict.—Sce /upra} 28. 





Royal Family. See jupra, 195. 
Ruffia, viz: : 
Toenable His Majefty to make good His Engagements with the Emperor, LIV. 6d9:—LV: 768: 
Salaries. See fupra, (under 163.) 
Sardinia, &amp;&amp;c.—See infra; 245: 





Scotlatid; viz: 
Expences of the new Roads of Communication, and building Bridges in the Highlands of North 
Britain, XLVI. 360.—XLVII. 393.—XLVIII. 60.—X LIX. 122.—L. 88.—LI..654.—LII. 156. 


For Works arid Repairs of the Military Roads and Bridges for 1798; Lill. 507.—-For 
17993 LIV. 642. For 1800; LV, 179. 








For defraying the Charge of feveral Corps of Fencible Men, &amp;c. XLIX. 122. 


Seameri and Marines: See fupra, 214.—Infra, 26g: 





Secret Servite Abroad, VIZ. 


His Majefty’s; for the Year 17973 LIl. 677——For 1498; Lil. 118.——For the Year. endin 
5th January 1799, over and above a Sum granted for 1798; LIV. 641.——For Foreign an 
other Secret Service for the Year 1800; LV. 221. Ditto, over and above the eftimated Sum 
for the Year 17993 358. For the Months of January, February, and March 1801; 879. 


See fupra, 154. 163. 








Services.——See fupra, (Civil Lift.) 





Slaves, viz. 


For Sums iffued to the Secretary of the Cornmiiffioners appointed by Act of Parliament fot regu- 
lating the Shipping, &amp;c. of Slaves from the Coaft of Africa, XLVI. 615.—XLVII. 455. 


Somerfet Place, u#z.- - 


For Payment of Sums due to Artificets for Work done, and for other Repairs neceflary to be per- 
formed, LIII. 493. 


To the Executors of the late Sir William Chambers, to enable them to difcharge fundry Bills tes 
maining due to Workmen, &amp;c. LV. 768. 


See fupra, 159.—Infra, 251. 262. 


Subfidies, Engagements, &amp;c. to Foreign Princes, viz. 
King of Sardinia, XLIX. 82.—L. 278.—LI. 666, 
King of Pruffia, XLIX. 492. 547. 








1 


Supply: parenenes of the Committee of Supply agreed to, 


' for granting Money for various Purpofes. . 








Subfidies, &amp;c. continued. 























247. Duke of Brunfwick ; for 1794; XLIX. 12.——For 1795; L. 88. 
eo ‘Emperor of Ruffia. See fupra, (Ruffia.) 
248. ee Landgrave of, for 1791 5 XLVI. 360. For 17943 XLIX. 122. For 17953 
L. 88. 2 
2490 Heffe Darmftadt ; for 1794; XLIX. 122. For 17953; L. $8. | 
See fupra, 222, and (Engagements ;) and alfo (Ruffia.) 
Sugar.-—-See fupra, (ander 163.) 
Supplies, viz. 
230. For completing the Supplies granted for the Year 1797; LIV. 609. 
Supplies on Account, viz. 
“251. For carrying on and completing the Buildings at Somerfet Houfe, XEVI. 446.—X LIX. 174. 
American Forces ; Allowances to feveral Reduced Officers, LI. 1 56.—LIII. 94. 
262. For the Army, XLVI. 360.—XLVII- 392.—XLVIII. 60.—XLIX. 121.-—L, 88.+-LL. 169.—LI. 66. 
156.—LUI. 94.—LIV. 52. 53.—LV. 179. ’ 
Certain Allowances to Fencible Cavalry, Lil. 66.—LIYV. 52. 
253. Militia, XLVUF. 414.—LII1. 235. 
“ Contingencies for Ditto, LH. 66. 
Emperor of Germany, for a temporary Advance, LII. 511. 
Penitentiary Houfe, LIV. 703. 
Penfions to Widows of Commiffioned Officers, LI. 684. 
See /upra, 103. 
“ Prifons, XLIX. 174. 
~~ Scotland + Rpepen of the new Roads of Communication, &amp;c. in the Highlands, for 17973 
LIL. 156. | 
Surveys. See fupra, (Civil Lift.)—Infra, 257. 
Swifs Cantons, viz. 
254. To give Affiftance to them, LIV. 600. 
3 Toulonefe Emigrants, viz. 
255 For their Relief for the Year 1800; LV. 221.~——For 1799, over and above the eftimated Sum 


granted by Parliament, LV. 22 
See /upra, (under 163.) 


Veterinary College, viz. 


256. To be applied in Support of the Inftitution, in 1795; L. 588. 
17975 LU. 677. For 1798; LUL 572. For 17993 LIV. 438. 


Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. viz. 


257 For Sums iffued to the Commiffioners appointed to inquire into the State and Condition of thofe 
belonging to the Crown, XLVI. 615.—XLVIII. 342.—XLIX. 175. 


To difcharge Demands outftanding for Balances of Accounts for Surveys, &amp;c. made by Di- 
rection of the late Commiffioners, LV. 768. 








For 1796; LI. 695. For 
For 1800; LV. 768. 











VII. Proceedings of the Houfe upon Refolutions of the Committee 
of Supply, wz. 


258. Propofed to be re-committed, but negative Ditto, XLVII. 435. 
259. Motions for re-committing Reports negatived, LI, 168. 188. 











Supply: { 


oo 


Proceedirigs ‘of the Houfe-upon Refolutions, of thie 
Committee of Supply, comtinued, &amp;c. ; 





260. 


261. 


262; 


263. 
264. 


265. 
266. 


267. 


268. 


269. 


VIII. 


270. 


2716 


IX. 


274. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Reports to be taken into furtber Confideration, Viz. 


Relative to Sums voted for the National Debt, &amp;c. XLVII. 405. Deferred, 409. 





— further confidered, negative rescommitment, and agteed to, XLVI. 435: 
further confidered only, arid agreed to; LIV. 56: 





Sums voted to be iffued without any Deduéction whatfoever; viz. 
For carrying on and completing the Buildings at Somerfet Houfe, XLVI. 446: 


For enabling His Majefty to make Compenfation to Perfons, viz. 
€Commiffionets appointed to inquire into the Loffes of the American Loyalifts, XLVI. 6 If: 


——__——— 4ppointed to-inquire into the Rights of Perfons who have fuffered by the Ceffion 
of Eaft Florida to Spain; XLVI. 615: 


Refolutions amended, relating to, viz. 


His Majefty’s Service Abroad, L: 266. 
Navy, XLVIII. 158. 


——— Amendments propofed, but not made to Refolutions relating to, viz: 
Army; LI. 170. 188. 


Refolutions poftponed, Sc. viz. 


And to be further confidered, LIV. 54. 
further confidered and agreed to; LIV: 








56. 
Refolutions again read, and Bills ordered in thereupon, relating to; viz. 


Granting Money to His Majefty to be applied towards the difcharge of the Natioral Debt; XLvit, 
499-—XLVIII. 464.—L. 288. 

For an Increafe of Pay, &amp;c: to the Seamen and Marines of His Majefty’s Fleet, LIL. 555. 

To make Compenfation for Lands taken for erecting Batteries, &amp;c. LIIl. 278. 


Committee of Ways and Means, zz. 


Particular Matters referred to the Committee, viz. 
His Majefty’s Meflages, viz. 


For the Produce arifing from the Sale of Dutch Prizes, after making Allowances to Captors, 
to be applied to the Public Service, LI. 195. 


For His Majefty to be enabled to make Remittances to Ireland, and for guaranteeing a Loan 
to the Emperor, to be applied to making good Advances, &amp;c. LII. 524. 


Petitions referred to the Committee, viz. 


Of fundry Perfons who had engaged themfelves in a Subfcription under the Management, &amp;c. of 
James Morgan, of Kenfington, Efquire, relative to the Loan for 1795-6 ; Li. igo, Refolution 
relating to Ditto, 444. 


Reports referred to the Committee, viz. 
Relative to the Public Income and Expenditure, XLV¥. 608. 
the Public Debts, Lil. 508. 
Reports of former Seffions, viz. 


Made 21ft March 1786, and roth May 1791, relative to the Public Income and Expenditure, 
XLVI. 399. 


A Refolution, &amp;c. referred, viz. 
And Propofal from the Bank of England relative to extending their Charter, Lv. 236. 


Inftructions to the Committee of Ways and Means to confider 
feveral Matters relating to, w/z. 


Laws Expiring ; feveral Acts mentioned in poftponed pv other Refolutions cf the 
Committee thereon, for continuing and reviving feveral Laws relating to, viz. 


Cochineal and Indigo; for the free Importation of Ditto, 7 Geo. II, &amp;c, LI. 414. Report, 432. 
275. Coffee ; 











Sup ply inftruGtions to the Comntittee of det 14 Means 


to confider feverdl Matters: 

















Laws Expiring, continued, | , 
475. €offee ; ehtouraging the Growth of Ditto in His Majefty’s Plantations in America; A@ § Geo, 
H. &amp;c. LI. 414: Report, 432. 3 | 
276: ‘Cordage; Bounties upon the Exportation of Britith made, &amp;c. A&amp;t 6 Geo. III. XLVI. 378. 
Report, 432.——To confider Ditto, LI. 649. Report, 667. 
377: Culm ; encouraging the Exportation to Portugal, &amp;. Ad 31 Geo. II. xLIX. 329. Report, 386. 
278. Drawbacks; for allowing Ditto on Ruin thipped as Stores to be confumed on board Mérchant 
Ships on their Voyages; At&amp;t 19 Geo, IFT. 14. 414. Report, 432. | 
279 Fitheries; Encouragement of Britifh Fifheries; AGt 3 Geo. IH. Liv. 628. Report, 655. 
sa 7 Encouragement of thé Mackarel Fithety, 35 Geo. HE. Lui. 326. Report, 342. 
—_—— —Ditto, and regulating thé Southern Whalt Fifheries, 35 Geo. If]. Lu. 391. Report, 
397: i : 
0 : further Support and Encouragement of thofe carried on in the Greenland Seas, and 


Davis's Streights, A@ts 26 and 29 Geo. III. XLvi. 378. Report, 433.-—LIIl. 326. Report, 
342.—LIV. 628. Report, 655. 


‘4 a. at Newfoundland, &amp;c. Act of 26 Geo. HI. Lu. 605. Report, 640.—-LIV. 628. 
Report, 655. ~ 
280. Flax and Cotton ; A&amp; 23 Geo: If. for Encouragement of the Manufacture, XVIII. 456. Re- 


port, 463.—LI. 414. Report, 432.—LIII. 326. Report, 342.—LIV. 394. Report, 410. 


281. Goat Skins ;’to permit the free Importation of Raw Goat Skins into this Kingdom; Adts 15, 20, 
and 26 Geo. III. to be made perpetualy XLVI. 378. Report; 433. 


Importation and Exportation of Goods, Wares, &amp;c. in Foreign Ships; into certain Ports, &amp;c. in 
the Weft Indies ; A&amp; 33 Geo. III. Lil. 605. Report, 640. 


282. Leather ; for encouraging the Manufacture of Leather, by lowering the Duty oi Importation of 
Oak Bark, &amp;c. Act of 12 Geo. III. &amp;c. LI. 414. Report, 432. 
283. Linens ; Bounties upon certain Species of Britifh and Irith Linens exported, &amp;c. Act 29 Geo. II. 


&amp;e. XLVI. 377. Report, 432.—XLVIII. 456. Report, 463.—L. 367. Report, 373.— 
LI. 414 Report, 432.—LIII. 326. Report, 342.—LIV. 258. Report, 311. 


284. Low Wines, and Spirits, for Home Confumption ; Aé 26 Geo, HI. for difcontinuing Duties, aid 
granting others, XLVIII. 456. Report, 463. 


Maidftone Geneva ; Ac&amp;t 33 Geo. III. granting Powers to Sir William Bifhop, &amp;c. to carry 
on the Manufacture, LIV. 628. Report, 655. 


2835. Malt, Corn, Grain, or Tilts; A&amp; 4 Geo. III. Duties on fermented Wath in England, XLVI. 
456. Report, 463.—L. 367.. Report, 373. 

286. Naval Stores ; fo much of Act of 8 Geo. I. as relates to the Importation of Wood and Timber, 
&amp;¢. XLVIIL 456. Report, 463.—LI. 414. Report, 431. 

287, Rape Seed, &amp;c. ; for allowing the Iniportation of Ditto; Act 35 Geo. III. LI. 414. Report, 
432. 

288. Raw Hides and Skins ; Act 9 Geo. HII. and other A&amp;ts; fo much thereof as relates to the free 


Importation of Ditto from Ireland and the Britifh Plantations in America, XLVI. 429. Re- 
port, 456.+-LI. 414. Report, 432. 








289. Sail Cloth, Britifh Manufacture ; A&amp; 9 Geo. II. for encouraging, &amp;c. Ditto; XLVIII. 608. 
Report, 648. To confider Ditto, L1. 649. Report, 666. 

290. ——Ditto; Ac 33 Geo. II. encouraging the making of Sail Cloth, &amp;c. LI. 649. Report, 666. 

291. ——Ditto ; 19 Geo. II. for fecuring the Duties on Foreign made Sail Cloth imported, LI. 648. 
Report, 666. 

292. Scotland ; Low Wines and Spitits; Act 26 Geo. III. for difcontinuing Duties and granting 
others, XLVIII. 456. Report, 463. A&amp; 30Geo. III. L. 367. Report, 373. 

293. -————— Act 28 Geo. III. Ditto, XLVI. 456. Report, 463. 

294. ———— Aé&amp; 33 Geo. III. for the Regulation of Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c. LI. 425. Re- 
port, 433. 

295. Seal Skins cured with Foreign Salt ; Aét 31 Geo. Il]. to allow Importation of Ditto free of Duty, 
XLVII. 612. Report, 624.—LIV. 394. Report, 410. 

296. Silk Manufactures of this Kingdom ; Encouragement of Ditto; Aét 8 Geo. I. &amp;c. LI. 414. 

Report, 431. 
297. Tallow, Hog’s Lard, and Greafe; A&amp;t of 7 Geo. III. and other Acts, for difcontinuing Duties 


payable on the Importation thereof, XLVII. 429. Report, 455—-XLIX: 390. 402.—L. 367. 
Report, 373.—LIV. 628. Report, 655. 


-- Wort 








Me Inftrudtions to the Committee of Ways and Mean 
Supply, nitructions to the Committee of Ways and Means 


to confider feveral Matters, continued, &amp;c. 





Laws Expiring, continued. 


js Wort or Wath, brewed, &amp;c. in England, for extracting Spirits for Home Confumption, &amp;c. ; 
A&amp; 27 Geo. III. XLVIUI. 456. Report, 463. 


To confider other particular Acts, viz. 
Of the fame Seffion, viz. 


298. For raifing the Sum of Eighteen Millions by Way of Annuities, LII. 625, 
Of former Seffions, viz. 
For granting an Aid and Contribution for the Profecution of the War, LIV. 54. 


X. Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means, for raifing 
the Supply, agreed to, relating to, vz. 


Aéts of Parliament ; for continuing them, &amp;c. viz. 


299: A&amp; 26 Geo. III. relating to Duties upon Low Wines and Spirits, 8c. XLVI. 92.—XLVIII. 463. 
- A&amp; 28 Geo. III, relating to the Duties payable in Scotland upon Low Wines and Spirits, and upon 
Wort, Wath, and other Liquors, &amp;c. XLVI. 93.—XLVIII. 463. 
ib Aas of 33 and 35 Geo. III. giving Power to Sir William Bifhop, &amp;c. to continue and carry on the 


Manufaéture of Maidftone Geneva, &amp;c. LII. 640. 


For difcontinuing Provifions of particular Acts, and making others, viz. 


300. A&amp; 33 Geo. III. fo far as the fame relates to the Limits particularly defcribed therein, as the 
| Limits to be obferved between the Lowlands and Highlands of Scotland, &amp;c. LII. 630. 


See Laws Crpiring.—Scotland, 7.—Supra, 274 to 297. 
Allowances. —Scee Drawhartks, &amp;c. 27. 


Annuities, viz. 


301. For raifing certain Sums by Annuities, XLVIII. 462.—XLIX. 136.—L. 268.—LI. 199. 588.— 
LIL. 181. 512. 539.—LIII. 50&amp;—LIV. 71. 609.—LV. 233. 

302. Annuities charged upon, and payable out of the Confolidated Fund, LI. 666.—LII. 88. 89. 181, 
LIV. 71. 


For Contributors to Annuities to be allowed other particular Annuities, &amp;c. L. 588.—LIII. 508. 


: j " dx 
a For Contributors to the Sum of Eighteen Millions, to be raifed by Annuities, to be allowed 


Intereft, by way of Difcount, on Payment of their Subfcriptions at certain Periods, Lil. 227. 
Other Sums, 589. A particular Annuity, 630. 


oo For Contributors poffeffed of certain Exchequer Bills, to be at liberty to pay in the fame as a Depofit 
on Sub{criptions to Annuities, LIl. 512. 528. 7 


For granting Annuities, viz. 


303. To Perfons who have contributed to the Loan of Eighteen Millions, granted by an A&amp; of the 
fame Seffion, &amp;c. L. 269. 588. 

ie ———Ditto to another Loan of Eighteen Millions, granted by an Aét of the fame Seffion, 
Lil. 630. 


See infra, 420. &amp;c. 


Bank of England, viz. 


304. For agreeing to a Propofal of the Bank for advancing £. 500,00e.upon fuchTerms, &amp;c, as are therein 
{pecified, XLVI. 580. 


See infra, 307. 
Confolidated Fund, viz. 


“a Additional Duties to be carried to, and made Part of the faid Fund, XLVIII. 463. 
See infra, 305. i 
Inpzx KLYI. to LV. (1790—1800.) i de y For 





Se 


395. 


399» 


318. 


: Refolutions of the Conmniaans of Ways and Means 
Supply, | 









agreed to. 








For applying Monies, viz. 
To general Purpofes, or towards the Supplies, viz. 


Sums out of the Surplus of the Fund called the Confolidated Fund, XLVI. 92. 432. 615. 
XLVII. 405. 435.—XLVIII. 91.. 386. 801.—XLIX. 136. 451.—L. 462.—LI. 684.— 
LU. 719.—LIV. 659.—LV. 765. 


——Part of Surplus of Dittoon 5th April 1799; LIV. aie 


A Sum out of the Monies arifing from the Duty upon Income, by A&amp; 39 Geo. III. over and above 
Sums neceflary to difcharge Intereft on any Loan which may have been charged on the faid Duty, 
LV. 359- 


A Sum out of the Monies arifing by A&amp; 38 Geo. III. for granting certain Duties on Goods 
imported and exported, and on Tonnage of Ships and Veffels, &amp;c. LV. 359. 


Sums remaining in the Exchequer, viz. 


Of the Money fet apart for the Payment of Bounties on Hemp and Flax in England, 
XLVI. 616. 


A Sum, being the difpofable Overplus of the Grants for the Year 1796; LII. 146. 


Sums paid into the Exchequer, wiz. 


In Part of Intereft upon the Principal Sum of £. 187,000. advanced for Foreign Secret Service, 
XLVI. 437. 


Sums which fhall be paid into the Exchequer, viz. 
By the Bank of England, for the Extenfion of the Term of their Charter, LV. 253. 


Sums paid into the Bank of England, viz. 
By the Receivers-General of the Land Tax, on Account of the Paymafter-General of the 
Forces, LI. 535. 


Applying Money for particular Purpofes, viz. 


Army, vz. 


Sums remaining in the Paymafter’s Hands of 1798, tothe Extraordinary Services of the 
Army for 1799; LIV. 691. 


Credit, Votes of, viz. 


For raifing an additional Sum by Loans or Exchequer Bills, LIV. 628. 


Drawbacks, vz. 


For allowing Drawbacks, XLVI. 92. &amp;c. 

For difcontinuing the Payment of Drawbacks, &amp;c. LI. 203. 

For repealing Parts of Drawbacks, &amp;c. LII. 182. 

For Parts of Drawbacks to be no longer paid or payable, LIV. 610. 
See Dratwharkg, 13. 21. &amp;c. 


Duties, viz. 





For charging or laying on Duties, viz. 
Almanacks or Calendars; for one particular Year, or for lefs Time thana Year, Lt. 515. 
Armorial Bearings.——-See infra, (Stamps.) 7 
Affeflments.——See infra, 325. 326. 516. 517. 
Attornies or Solicitors; Contracts of Clerks; XLIX. 139. 388. 

Ditto Admittance of Perfons to be Attornies, &amp;c. XLIX. 1 39-—LII. 513. 

Bricks and Tiles; imported into Great Britain, XLIX. 137. 


Clocks, Time-keepers, and Watches; an Annual Duty for Perfons keeping, ufing, &amp;c. Ditto, and 
“ gn Licences to Clockmakers, &amp;c. LII. 694. 








- Common 











+i -Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Me 
Bouyyply {iain te Commie Way ad Me 


agreed to. 





$*3- 
314. 


315- 


317. 





Charging Duties, continued. 


Common Carriers; Receipts for Goods, &amp;c. LIl. 186: ad 


Cotton Wool; of the Growth, &amp;c. of Turkey, imported, other than by the Eaft India Company ; 


Ditto of the Growth of the Britifh Colonies; Ditto of any other Country or Place, Lil. 663: 
664. 


————— on the true and real Value of all Cotton Wool imported; according to the grofs Price 
fold at the public Sales of the Eaft India Company, LUI. 664: 


' Dogs; Greyhounds, Hounds, and other Dogs, LI. 631. 


Eftates ; on the clear Value of any real Eftate, that, upon the Death of any Perfon, fhall defcend 
or-pafs by Devile, &amp;c. Li. 200, 


Gold and Silver Plate-——-See infra, Plate. 
Hair Powder; on Certificates for ufing Ditto, L. 274. 


Horfes, Mares, and Geldings, and alfo Colts, Filleys, and Mules, kept by any Perfon, and not 
charged with any former Rate or Duty, LI. 202. 


Imports and Exports; and on Tonnage of Ships to Foreign Parts, LItl. 586, 


Income; upon all Income, arifing from Property in Great Britain, belonging to any of His Majefty’s 
Subjects, refident or not refident therein, &amp;c. LIV. 56. See infra, 510. 





Infurances, viz. 


On Sums infured on any Policy of Affurance, for infuring Houfes, Furniture, Goods, &amp;c, from 
Lofs by Fire in Great Britain, LI. 516. 


See infra, (Stamps.) 





Land Tax. See infra, 412. 466. 
Legacies, and Shares or Refidues of Perfonal Eftates of Perfons deceafed, &amp;c. LI. 200, 


Licences, viz. 
On Stills in Scotland, XLVIII. 787. 
To Makers of, or Dealers in Clocks, Watches, &amp;c. LII. 694. 
See Sratiand, 7. 





Loans, Lotteries, &amp;c. LIV. 628. See infra, 414. 416. &amp;e. 
Mahogany, imported into this Kingdom, L. 271. 
Malt, Mum, Cyder, &amp;c. 





See infra, 408. 417. 
Navigations, Inland, in Great Britain, viz. 
On Goods, Wares, and Merchandife, and Things whatever, conveyed thereon; a Duty equal to 
One-Eighth Part of the Tolls, Rate, or Duty, 8c. Lil. 186. 
News-papers, or Paper containing Public News, &amp;c. LII. 516. 
Oil ; upon every Ton of Spermaceti Oil imported into this Kingdom, L. 271. 
Pafsports ; any Pafsport written on Vellum, Paper, &amp;c. LI. 514. 
Penfions, Offices, and Perfonal Eftates, Liv. 46. 
See infra, 412. 
Pepper; 2 Duty of Cuftom on Ditto imported by the Eaft India Company, and taken out of 
Warehoufe to be exported, LH. 182. 
See infra, 347. 


Plate, viz. 


Gold Plate, imported or brought, or made or wrought within the Kingdom of Great Britain, 
and which fhall or ought to be affayed, &amp;c. in Great Britain, LII. 516. 


Silver Plate, Ditto, LI. 517. 


Purchafe Money, viz. 


Arifing or payable by virtue of Sales of Interefts in Poffeffion, &amp;c. of Freehold, Copyhold, 
&amp;c. Lands in Great Britain, or of any Annuities, &amp;c. changed thereon, LH. 517. 


319. Receipts. 








Sy it pply {Refottions of the Committee of Ways and Means 


agreed to. 




































Receipts. See infra, (Stamps.) 
320. Salt ; Britifh Rock-Salt exported from this Kingdom, L. 273. 


321. Slate, Stone, and Marble; on the Value of Ditto, the Produce of Great Britain, carried by Sea 
. from Port to Port, in Ditto, XLIX. 302.——See infra, 323. 





Stamp Duties, viz. 
Admiffions relating to, viz. 


322. Corporations and Companies ; on Entry, Minute, &amp;c. in the Court Book, Roll, or Record 
LIl. 513. 


Inns of Court, viz. 


Admiffions into any of the Inns of Court, or Inns of Chancery, LI. 513. 
——_——— into any of the Four Inns of Court, a further Duty, Lil. 513. 


Admittance, relating to, viz. 


Attornies or Solicitors; in any of His Majefly’s Courts at Weftminfter, who fhall not have 
been bound under fome Contract, duly ftamped witha £. 100. Stamp, XLIX. 139. 


——Ditto in any of the Courts of Great Seffions in Wales, or Counties Palatine, &amp;c. X LIX. 
139. 
o- Attorney, Clerk, Advocate, Proctor, Notary, or other Officer in any Court in Great Britain, 


(not being an annual Officer in the Court of any Corporation, 8c. of a Salary, &amp;c. under 
Ten Pounds a Year, &amp;c.) LII. 513. 


- College of Phyficians ; for admitting of any Fellow of the College, &amp;c. LI. 513. 
Copyhold Lands or Tenements, Cuftom, Right, &amp;c. LII. 515. 


Agreements, VIZ. 
For which the Stamp Duty of Six Shillings, and of One Shilling, is paid, &amp;&amp;c. Lu. 516. 


Appeals, viz. 
From the High Court of Admiralty, either in England or Scotland, the Court of Arches, or 
the Prerogative Courts of Canterbury or York, LI. 516. 


Awards ; ingroffed, printed, or written, LII. 513. | 
Bills or Notes of Lading, figned for any Goods or Merchandizes to be exported, Lil. 513. 


Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. wiz. 
For the Payment of Money on Demand, amounting to certain Sums, LU. 516. 
otherwife than on Demand, Ditto, LI. 516. 








ee exceeding a certain Sum, LII. 516. 
under Forty Shillings, LIV. 610. 








under Forty Shillings, re-iffuable from Time to Time, LIV. 615. 
See infra, (Promiffory Notes.) 


Bonds, viz. 


Not otherwife charged, except Bail Bonds, &amp;c. and except Bonds exempted by 32 Geo. 
Ill. &amp;c. LU. 513. 


Given as Security for Money to certain Amounts, and a further Duty on higher Sums, LII, 516. 


Certificates ; relating to, viz. | 
Armorial Bearings; on Certificates iffued to Perfons keeping Carriages on which they are 
painted, &amp;c. and to Perfons not keeping Carriages, &amp;c. LIII. 509. 


Cuftoms or Duties ; for drawing back any of Ditto, &amp;c. for or in refpeft of the re-fhipping 
or exporting of any Goods or Merchandizes from Great Britain, LH. 513. 


Hair Powder; iffued to Perfons-ufing Ditto, L. 274, 


Of Marriage, LI. 514. wii 
itations, 
































Supply; poms of the Committee of Ways and Meas 


agreed to. 





Laying on Duties, continued. 


Stamp Duties, continued, 
Citations, Monitions, &amp;c. viz. 


ai Made in any Ecclefiaftical Court, or any Libel, &amp;c. exhibited in Ditto, the Courts of Ad- 
miralty, or Cinque Ports; alfo Anfwers exhibited in Ditto, LII. 515. 


——Ditto Copy of any Citation, Monition, &amp;c. made in any Ecclefiaftical Court, &amp;c LI. 515. 


Collations, viz. 


4 Made by any Archbifhop or Bifhop, and which fhall pafs the Great Seal of Great Britain, 
&amp;c. Lil. 514. : 


Commiffions, viz. 
Iffuing out of any Ecclefiaftical Court in Great Britain, Lil. 516. 
Contracts ; relating to, viz. 


Attornies or Solicitors ; whereby any Perfon fhall become bound to ferve as a Clerk to Ditto, 
in any of His Majefty’s Courts at Weftminfter, &amp;c. XLIX. 139. 


Conveyances, Surrender of Grants, or Offices, &amp;c. viz. 


oe Which fhall be enrolled of Record in any of the Courts at Weftminfter, &amp;c. LI. 514. 
Deeds, viz. 


Indenture, Leafe, or other Deed not otherwife charged, &amp;c. except Indentures for binding 
poor Charity Children Apprentices, LIl. 516. 





Ditto, true Copies, &amp;c. of any Indenture, Leafe, 8c. for the Security or Ufe of any 
Perfon, &amp;c. LI. 517. 


See infra, 361. 


Decrees, viz. 


Sentence or final Decree exhibited in any Ecclefiaftical Court, Courts of Admiralty, or Cingue 
Ports, or any Copy thereof, Lil. 515. 


Perfonal Decree, Warrant, or Monition, in any Court of Admiralty, or the Cinque Ports, or 
any Copy thereof, LI. 515. 


Sentences given in the Courts of Admiralty, either in England or Scotland, &amp;c. exercifing 
Admiralty Jurifdiction ; or any Attachment, &amp;c. LI. 516. . 


Difpenfations; to hold Two Ecclefiaftical Dignities or Benefices, &amp;c. from the Lord Archbifhop 
of Canterbury, &amp;c. LII. 514. 


Exemplifications ; all whatfoever paffing the Seal of any Court, LI. 514. 


Grants or Letters Patent, vz. 
Under the Great Seal of Great Britain, &amp;c. or of any Honour, Dignity, Promotion, &amp;c. LII. §14 


of Money from His Majefty, &amp;c. exceeding £.100, paffing the Great Seal or Privy Seal, 
not direéted to the Great Seal, LII. 514. 








of Lands in Fee, Leafe for Years, &amp;c. that fhall pafs the Great Seal, or Privy Seal, and 
not directed to the Great Seal, LII. 514. 





— of any Office or Employment which fhall be above the Value of £.100 per Annum, 
LI. 611. See infra, 405. 


Inftitutions or Licence; that fhall pafs the Seal of any Archbifhop or Bifhop, &amp;c. in England ; 
or any Writ or Inftrument for the like Purpofe in Scotland, &amp;c. LII. 514. 





Infurances ; relating to Ships, Goods, or Merchandize, on progreflive Sums, L. 362. 
See fupra, 315. 
Inventories or Catalogues ; of any Furniture, Goods, &amp;c. made with Reference to any Agreement, 
&amp;c. not otherwife charged, LII. 514. 
Letters, relating to, viz. 
Of Adminiftration, for any Eftate of particular Values, LI. 516. 
Of Mart; ingroffed, printed, or written, LIL. 514. 
Patent; Ditto, LU. 514. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 11 U Licences, 


































Sy 7 ply Pore of the — of Ways and Megas 


agreed to. 


Laying on Duties, continued. 


Stamp Duties, continued. 


Libels, Allegations, &amp;c. Copies of Ditto exhibited in any Ecclefiaftical Court, Courts of Admiralty, 
or Cinque Ports, LII. 515. 


Licences, relating to, viz. 


‘ Of Archbifhops, &amp;c. Inftitution or Licence, LII. 514. 
ms Of Marriage ; or Certificate of Ditto; except of a Widow of a Seaman, or Common Soldier, 
LIT. 54. 


See /upra, (Inftitutions.) 


Matriculation ; of Perfonsin either of the Two Univerfities in England, Lu. 514. 
News-papers ; qf Papers containing Public News, Intelligence, &amp;c. LI. 516. 


Pardons ; (except the General Circuit of Newgate Pardons) of or for any Crime or Offence, or of 
any Sum of Money, Forfeiture, &amp;c. LIL. 514. 


Paffports ; any of Ditto ingroffed, printed, or written, LII. 514. 


Promiffory Notes, or other Notes, v/z. 


Payable on Demand, which may be re-iffuable from Time to Time, after Payment at the Place 
where the fame was firft iffued, but not otherwife, LII. 610. 





Ditto on thofe payable to Bearer on Demand, which may be re-iffued, &amp;c. after Payment 
at the fame Place, or any other Place than where the fame was firft iffued, 8&amp;c. LII. 610. 


Ditto on thofe payable otherwife than to Bearer on Demand, LII. 610. 





——Ditto on thofe payable on Demand, or otherwife, where the Sum fhall exceed {£. 200; 
LI. 611. 


Protefts ; or other Notorial A&amp;t whatfoever, LI. 514. 


Receipts ; relating to Common Carriers; for each Parcel or Package delivered to them to carry 
in Great Britain, by Land Carriage, LII. 186. 


Recognizance, Statute-Staple, or Seitihe tintin: LII. 514. 


Regiflers, Entries, &amp;c. viz. 
Of Degrees taken in either of the Two Univerfities in England, Lil. 514. 
Of any Degree in any Inn of Court, Ll. 514. 





Sentences. 


See /upra, (Decrees.) 


Service, and Saifine of Heirs, &amp;c. viz. 


Principal and original Retours of Ditto, or any Precept of Clare Conftat of Lands, held of 
Subjects in Scotland, Lil. 515. 





Ditto Saifine taken or followed upon any Mortgage, Wadfet, &amp;c. holding of any Subject 
in Scotland, LI. 515. 





Ditto Inftrument or Surrender of Refignation, 8&amp;c. of Houfes, Lands, &amp;c. holding Burgage, 
or of Burgage-Tenure in Scotland, Lil. 515. 


Surrenders, &amp;c. viz. 


Or Admittance to any Copyhold Land or Tenement, (except fuch as do not exceed Twenty 
Shillings Year, &amp;c.) Lil. 515. 


Or Admittance to any Cuftom-Right, or Tenant-Right Eftate, not being Copyhold, which 
fhall pafs by Surrender, &amp;c. LI. 515. 


&lt; Inftruments of Surrender or Refi ignation of any Meffuages, Tithes, Mills, Fifhings, &amp;c. to 


Superiors, or to any City, &amp;c. in Scotland, LII. 515. “ 





Charter or Refignation, &amp;c. upon: Apprizing or Adjudication, made, &amp;c. by fuch Su- 
perior or others in Scotland, LI. 515. 


Transfers ; Of Stock, in any Company, Society, or Corporation, LII. 515. 
See fupra, (Duties).—Infra, (Wills.) 
Warrants ; Beneficial Warrants, or Orders, under the Sign Manual of His Majefty,.&amp;c. Lil. 513. 





Vellum, Parchment, and Paper. 


Wills, 








antu. fRefolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means 
Supply; | olutions oO ommittee o ays bas. ona 





agreed to, 


———— 


Laying on Duties, continued. 


Stamp Duties, continued. 
Wills, viz. 


Copies of Ditto ingroffed, printed or written, LIT. 515: 
Probate of Wills, or Letters of Adminiftration for Eftates of particular Values, Lil. 516. 
See infra, 365. 


Writs, viz. 


Of Covenant, forlevying Fines, LIfi 515. 
Of Entry for fuffering Common Recoveries, Lil. 515. 


‘ Other Matters, wz. 


$23- 
324. 


327+ 


Turnpike Gate Tolls; a Sum equal to the Tolls now payable for Carriages, &amp;c. by virtue of Aas 
for making Roads, &amp;c. in Great Britain, in Addition to the Tolls already paid there, LII. 527. 


Ufers; being under Five Inches Square, &amp;c. imported into this Kingdom from any Part of Europe, 
L. 273. 


For laying on Duties, and which were afterwards difcharged, viz. 


Slate, Stone, Granite,or Marble, XLIX. 138. Difcharged, 303. 
negatived being agreed to, L. 374. 


For laying on additional Duties, wz. 


Affidavits, &amp;c. 


Agreements. 





See infra, 356. 362. 


See infra, 359. 


Affeffed Taxes; additional Duties on Horfes, Male Servants, and Carriagés, for a Term to be 
limited, LIII. 137. 162. For repealing the Act granting Ditto, LIV. 56. 








Affeffments, to be made after sth April 1791 for a Year, by virtue of any Aé&amp; of Parliament in 
Force, under the Management of the Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes (except Land Tax 
and-Inhabited Houfes, &amp;c.) Ten per Cent. on Amount of former Rates, &amp;c. XLVI. 94. 
Ditto 5th April 1796; (no Mention made of Land Tax, &amp;c.) LI. 201.- Ditto Affeffments 
to be made under particular Acts mentioned; Ten per Cent after sth April 1797; LI. 186. 
Ditto, a further Ten per Cent. 186. | 








upon thofe made or to be made for the Year ending 5th April 1791, (except Land Tax, 
and Inhabited Houfes &amp;c.) Ten per Cent. on Amount of the {aid former Rates, &amp;c. XLVI. 
94. Ditto sth April 1796; (no Mention made of Land Tax, &amp;c.) LI. 201. 


Auctions ; an additional Excife Duty upon every Twenty Shillings of the Purchafe Money of any 
Intereft in Freehold or Copyhold Eftates, &amp;c. fold by Auction, LII. 182. 





Ditto on Sales of Furniture, Fixtures, Books, &amp;c. LI. 182. 





Balks, Battens, Beech Quarters, Deals, &amp;c. imported into this Kingdom from any Part of Europe, 
L. 271. 


Books; per Hundred Weight, whether bound or, unbound, imported into this Kingdom, either by 
the Eaft India Company, or otherwife, &gt; LIX. 139. 


Brandy imported into Great Britain, XLVI. 94.—XLIX. 136.~-L. 269. 


An additional Excife 
Duty on Ditto, LIL. 183. 





Bricks and Tiles made in Great Britain, and alfo imported, XLIX. 137. 
Bricks imported ; an additional Duty of Cuftoms, LII. 182. 





on thofe made in Gréat Britain, an additional Excife Duty, Lit. 182. 


Brimftone, Hemp, Iron in Bars, or unwrought, ordinary Oil of Olives, and Staves imported from 
Europe; Ten per Cent. upon the Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, ‘Li. 182. 


Callico (Foreign), and Foreign Muflin; an additional Excife Duty on Ditto, printed, ftained, &amp;c. 
in Great Britain (except {uch as are dyed throughout of one Colour only), LI. 202. 


Per Cent. Duties, LII. 693. 696. See fupra, 325. 326. 330.—Infra, 332. 340. 347. 351. 370. 
Clocks and Watches, &amp;c.; on Affeffments for Ditto for a Term to be limited, Lil. 162. 





Coaches; (Stage Coaches or Carriages) an additional Duty of One Penny per Mile which fuch 
Carriage fhall travel, &amp;c. Lit. 186. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) « On 

















Supply: { Refelosions of the Committee of Ways and Means 


agreed to. 


Laying on additional Duties, continued. 





On Carriages; an additional Duty, for a Term to be limited, on Perfons keeping Ditto, &amp;c 





LUI. 137. 
332. Coals ; exported from this Kingdom to any Place except to Ireland, the Ifle of Man, any Britith 
Colony or Plantation in America, or to the United States of America, &amp;c. L. 273. Ditto, 
-and alfo Two 5 per Cents. Lil. 694. 
333. Cocoa Nuts; of the Growth, &amp;c. of any Britifh Colony, &amp;c. in America, and alfo of any other 


Place, imported into Great Britain, and delivered out of Warehoufe on or before a particular 
Day, L. 270. , 


Ditto, an additional Excife Duty on Ditto, Li. 182. 





334. Coffee ; of the Growth, &amp;c. of any Britifh Colony, &amp;c. in America, and alfo of any other Place 
imported, &amp;c. and delivered out of Warehoufe, on or before a particular Day, L. 270. 


——Ditto, an additional Excife Duty on Ditto, LII. 182. 


An additional Duty on Coffee imported and warehoufed, on Delivery thereout for Exporta- 
tion, LIV. 610. 





Cuftoms, viz. 
Additional Duties on various Articles, LII. 182. 


“ ——Ditto, with particular Exceptions, LII. 693. 


Diftilleries, viz. 





See infra, 384. 388. &amp;c. 
336. In Scotland, L. 362. See infra, 383. &amp;c. 


Ditto in the Highlands of Scotland, on or after 1ft December 1796; LI. 630. Ditto, a 
further Addition, except within a Diftrict to be limited, 664. 


335: In England, XLVI. 93. 








337- On Licences to Diftillers, XLVI. 93. 
os -Dogs, Clocks, and Watches, &amp;c. on Affeflments for Ditto for a Term to be limited, LIII. 162. 
Excife; Additional Duties on different Articles, L. 269.—LI. 202. 655.—LII. 182. 


Glafs, viz. 


338. Caft Plate ; made in Great Britain, and on the Materials or Metal for the fame, and on the 
Materials, &amp;c. for Window Glafs, XLIX. 139. 349. 
339. French Plate ; imported into Great Britain, and on French Flint Glafs, and French Window- 


Glafs, and on all other Glafs Manufactures not enumerated, imported, &amp;c. XLIX. 139. 


7" Goods, Wares, and Merchandize ; imported into, exported from, or brought or carried Coaftwife, 
within this Kingdom, Five per Cent. on the Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, ex- 
cept Wine, Sugar, ordinary Oil of Olives, Pepper, &amp;c. LIL. 182. 693. 














340. Horfes, Mares, or Geldings ; kept and ufed for riding, and for drawing any Coach, Berlin, &amp;c. 
LI. 202. 
on Affeffments for Ditto, under particular Adts, Lil. 186. 
on thofe charged with a Duty of Two Shillings, by A&amp; 36 Geo. III. an additional 
Duty, and alfo a per Cent. Duty, Lil. 693. 
— on Perfons keeping and ufing more than one Horfe, &amp;c. and alfo a per Cent. Duty, 
Lil. 715. 
an additional Duty, for a Term to be limited, on Perfons keeping Horfes, LIII. 137. 
162. 
Houfes, Windows, and Lights ; on every Dwelling Houfe inhabited, according to the Number 
of Windows, or Lights contained therein, within the Kingdom of Great Britain, and alfo an 
additional per Cent. Duty on the amount thereof, &amp;c. LI. 694. 
Ditto on Affeffments for Ditto, fora Term to be limited, LIII. 162. 
Imports and Exports; and on Tonnage of Ships to Foreign Parts, LUI. 586. 
341. Lemons and Oranges ; imported into this Kingdom, L. 271. See infra, 479. 
342. Licences ; granted to Diftillers of Spirits in England for Exportation to Scotland by virtue of A&amp; 
of 28th Geo. III. XLVI. 93. 
343 Linens ; and of all Stuffs made either of Cotton or Linen, mixed with other Materials; Fuftians, 


Velvets, 8c. wove in Great Britain, printed, ftained, &amp;c. in Great Britain, additional Duties of 
Excife, LI. 202. 


344. Malt; 





344. 


345: 
346. 


348. 
349- 


&amp;&gt; 
w 
iS 


353- 


354: 


vo 

LT 

Wr 
. 


356. 
357- 
358. 


359: 


360. 
361. 





Supply : Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Mesa 


agreed to. a 





Laying on additional Duties, continued. 


Malt; upon all Malt made, or which fhall be made in England, Wales, &amp;c. and een and 
which fhall be brought from Scotland into England, &amp;c. XLVL 94. 





ce infra,479. 463 af 


Paper ; printed, painted, &amp;c. for Hangings, imported into this Kingdom, either by the Eaft India 
Company, or otherwife, XLIX, 138. 


Oi! ; (Salad), imported into this Kingdom, L. 271. 


% 





Ditto, an additional Excife Duty on Ditto printed, painted, &amp;c. in Gheat Britain, over 
and above the Duties payable for fuch Paper befure the printing, &amp;c..L1. 202. 


Pepper; Ten per Cent. upon. the Produce, &amp;c. of the Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, delivered out 
of any Warehoufe to be ufed, &amp;c. in this Kingdom, aftera certain Day, LII. 182. Three-pence 
per lb. on Ditto, and Two 5 per Cents. 693. 


Raifins of the Sun, Smyrna, &amp;c.; imported into this Kingdom, L. 270. 


Run, or Spirits; of the Growth, Produce, &amp;c. of the Britifh Sugar Plantations in America, in 


any Warehoufe on 16th of December 1790, and alfo on Ditto imported from beyond the Seas, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 94. 





—_—_ — imported, and alfo on the fame in any Warehoufe, &amp;c. fubje&amp;t to the Rules, 
&amp;c. of Act 15 Geo. II. XLIX. 136. 





—_——_— imported, and for which all the Duties payable thereon thall not have been paid on 

23d of February, 1795, and alfo on Rum, &amp;c. in any Warehoufe at the fame period, &amp;c. L. 269. 
An additional Excife Duty on Ditto found in any Ship or Veffel, &amp;c. after 7th of December 
1796; LIL. 184. 


imported, and in Warehoufe after 24th of February, 1800; LV. 235. 
Salt imported, not the product, &amp;c. of Great Britain, after 25th of April 1798, &amp;c. LIL. 509. 


——_—_ -———_. 





and on Rock Salt made at any Salt Work in Great Britain, LIII. 509. 





-————= 





and 6n Ditto imported from Scotland into England, Lill. 509. 
Salts; Glauber or Epfom, made in Great Britain, &amp;c. LIII. 509. 


Servants; on Male Servants except for the Purpofe of Hufbandry, &amp;c. and alfo a per Cent. 
Duty, LII. 715. 


——--— an Additional Duty for a Term to be limited, 8&amp;c. LIM. 137. 162. 
Ships; Tonnage of Ships to Foreign Parts, and on Imports and Exports, LIU. 586. 


Snuff; an additional Excife Duty on Ditto, imported into Great Britain by the Eaft India 
Company, and from the Britifh Plantations in America, Spanifh Welt Indies, &amp;c. LI. 201. 


Spirits, viz. 
Brandy imported, &amp;c.; an additional Excife Duty, LV. 234.. 
Rum or Spirits, &amp;c. XLVI. 94.-—See /upra, 349. 


Spirits, or Aqua Vite ; (other than Brandy, Rum, &amp;c.) XLVI. 94.—XLIX. 136.—L. 27¢, 
Lit. 184. An additional Excife Duty, LV. 235. 





ee 





made or manufactured in Scotland, and imported into England, &amp;cc. 
XLVI. 93.—XLIX. 137.—-L. 362.——LIl. 183.—LV. 234. 


Stamp Duties, viz. 


Affidavits; on which Sixpence is payable by A&amp;t 32 Geo. II. L.273. And 





—-~ on Copies of fuch Affidavits filed or read in any Court, L. 273. 

Affidavit or written Depofition; produced in the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, L. 274. 
See infra, 362. 5 

Agreements; on which Six Shillings is payable by 23 Geo. III. L. 274. 


——_———— on which Six Shillings and of One Shilling, are charged by Two Aéts of 23 and 
35 Geo. IIL, Lil. 516. 


Certificates, viz. 
Iffued to any Perfon under a Deputation. as a Game Keeper, XLVI. 95. 


Iffued to other Perfons ufing Dogs, &amp;c. for taking and deftroying Game, (not atting as a 
Game Keeper under a Deputation) &amp;c. XLVI. 95. 


See fupra, 313. 


Inpex XLYVI..te LV.—(1790-¢1800.) 11 X « Deeds 








matarsaYars {Refolutions of the Committee of War nd M 
Supply; } elolutions 6 om ¢ re) ad an cans 





agreed to. 


&lt;== aoe ee 





362. 


363. 


364. 
365. 


366. 


Laying on additional Duties, continued. 


Stamp Duties, continued. 


Deeds ; every Deed made in Great Britain, LI. 694. 


Depofitions ; of Witneffes taken in any Caufe, &amp;c. before the Court of Seffions or Commiifion of 
Teinds in Scotland; L. 273. Affidavits, &amp;c. produced in the Court of Exchequer there, 274. 


Indenture, Leafe, Bond, &amp;c. ; for which One Shilling is payable by A&amp; of 23 Geo. III. L. 274.— 
LI. 516, 


Receipts, Difcharges, &amp;c.; on Payment of Money from £. 100 to £. 00, and upwards, L. 274. 


Wills; Probates of Ditto, or Letters of Adminiftration for Eftates of the Value of {£.1,000 fo 


£.10,000, L. 274. 


Writs; Original Ditto, (except Copies) Subpoena, Bill of Middlefex, Latitat, &amp;c. that thall 
iffue out, or pals the Great Seals of any of the Courts at Weftminfter, &amp;c. L. 274. 


Other Matters, 272. 


367. 


368. 


369. 


370 


371- 


372- 


375° 


376. 





Stills, viz. 


On the Contents of thofe ufed in Scotland, in diftilling Wort, Wath, &amp;c. an additional Annuat 
Duty per Gallon; LH. £85. 





Ditto on all Stills ufed in Scotland, for rectifying or compounding Spirits, LI. 185. 


On the Contents of Stills ufed in England, for diftiling Wort, Wafh, &amp;c. to be exported to 
Scotland, LU. 185. 


Stuffs wholly made of Cotton Wool, wove in Great Britain, commonly called Britifi Manufactory ; 
and Britifh Muffins; printed, ftained, &amp;c. in Great Britain; an additional Excife Duty, 
LI. 202, 


Sugar ; imported into Great Britain, XLVI. 92. 


additional Duties of Cuftoms on Brown and Mufcovado Sugar, of the Britifh Plan- 
tations; Sugar imported by the Eaft India Company, and fold at their Sales ; and on any other 
Sugars imported, LII. 182. 








- Brown and Mufcovado Sugar of the Britith Plantations, imported into this Kingdom, 
LIV. 610. 





White or clayed Sugar of the Britith Plantations, imported, 8c. LIV. 610. 


-———~ Britifh Plantation Sugar, and Sugar from the Eaft Indies, which fhall have been Ware- 
houfed and delivered out for Exportation, LIV. 610. 


-——- Brown and Mufcovado Sugar imported from the Eaft Indies by the Eaft India Company, 
LIV. 628. 





Sweets, or made Wines ; made in Great Britain for Sale, LI. 50. See infra, 382. 


See /upra, 325. 331. 
Tea ; fold in Great Britain by the Eaft India Company, 73 per Cent. L. 270. 





Taxes; per Cent. Duties on Amount of Ditto, LII. 693- 





an Excife Duty of 10 per Cent. on Ditto, Lil. 184. 
—— 5 per Cent. on Tea of 25. 6d. per lb. Weight or upwards, LI. 509. Ditto, LV. 235. 


Timber ; Fir Timber, Fir Quarters, and Timber of all Sorts (except Oak Timber and Timber of 
Ireland) imported into this Kingdom from any Part of Europe, L. 273. 


Tobacco ; an additional Excife Duty on Ditto, of the Growth, &amp;c. of the Plantations of Spain 
or Portugal, Ireland, Colonies, &amp;¢. in America, and United States of America, imported into 
Great Britain, LI. 201. 





Ufers ; being Five Inches Square and under Eight Inches Square, &amp;c. imported into this Kingdom 
from any Part of Europe, L.* 273. 
Wines, viz. 


French Wine ; an Excife Duty for or in Refpe&amp; whereof none of the Duties impofed by At 
of 35 Geo. III. fhall have been paid, and which thall be fold by Auttion, LI. 654. 


Ditto upon which none of the Duties granted by A&amp; 36 Geo. III. thall have been paid, 
and which fhall be fold by Audtion, LI. 654. 





Wine of Portugal and Madeira, and of the Produce of Spain, &amp;c. for or in refpe&amp;t whereof none 
of the Duties impofed by an Aé&amp;t of 35 Geo. III. and another Aét of 36 Geo. III. hall 
have been paid, and which thall be fold by AuCtion, LI. 655. 


377. Wine 








Su p ply’ Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Mot | 


agreed to. 








Laying on additional Duties; continued, 
Other Matters, continued: 











377. Wine of Portugal, or Madeira; and Wine of Spain, &amp;c- itnported, L. 26g. 

378. an additional Cuftom Duty on Ditto, LI. 589. 

379. ———_—_——- upon the Stock in the Cuftody, &amp;c: of Dealers in} or Sellers of, Foreigti 
Wine, &amp;c. on 23d of February, 1795; L. 269; 

380. ——--—-—_—_———. an additional Cuftom Duty on the Stock of Wine imported, on or before 
18th April 1796, and then in the Cellars, &amp;c. LI. 589: 

481 -——__— an additional Excife Duty on the Stock of Wine found, on the firft aétual Sur- 
vey on or after 18th April, 17965 LI: 589. 

382. - on made. Wines, or Sweets, made ih Great Britain for Sale, LI. 590. 











383. Wort, Wath, &amp;c.; ufed in the Diftilleries of the Low Lands of Scotland, and the like in the 
Diftilleries in England, to be exported to Scotland, L. 362. Ditto in the Highlands of Scot- 
land, and on Stills for rectifying Spirits, &amp;c. 375. 








384, Wort or Wath; fermented, brewed, &amp;c. in England, fot extraCting Spirits for Home Coufumption, 

from Malt, Corn, Grain, or Tilts, &amp;c, L. &amp;¢. XLVI. 93—XLIX. 137.—L. 270~—-f Il. 183. 
LV. 234. 

386: “Ditto of Cyder or Perry, or any other Wath or Liquor, brewed, &amp;c. in England from 


Btitith Materials, &amp;c. for extracting Spirits for Home Coniumption, XLVI. 93.—XLIX. 137. 
L. 270.—LII. 183.—LV. 234: 























386. Ditto from Melaffes or Sugar, XLVI. 93: XLIX. 137.~-L. 270.—LII. 183.—LV. 234. 
3873 Ditto ftom Foreign refufed Wine; or Foreign Cyder, &amp;c. XLVI. 93.—XLIX: 137° —L. 270. 
LII. 183.~-LV: 234: 
388. — from Wath, which George Bifhop, of Maidftone, fhall produce from Malt or other 
Corn, XLVI. 94.—XLIX. 137. Sir William Bifhop, &amp;c. L. 270. An additional Excife 
Duty on Ditto, LI. 182. ‘An additional Duty, LV. 234. , 
389. +. for Liquor made for Sale; from Fruit or Sugar, &amp;c, Ls 2704 
For continuing Duties, viz. 
390. Thofe impofed by A of 27 Geo. III: upon ferniented Wort, or Wath, brewed or made in 
England, for extracting Spirits for Home Confumption, from any Malt, Coin, Grain, or Tilts, 
&amp;c. XLVI. 93. 
os Ditto, upon Wath produced by George Bifhop, of Maidftone, from Malt or other Corn, 
XLVI. 93. 
oo The additional Duties upon Foreign Spirits, fmported into Great Britain, charged by an Ac&amp; of 


31 Geo. III. to be continued for a Time to be limited, XLVII. 463. 
On Malt, Mum, &amp;c. See infra, 417. 


ci On Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff, LIV. 46:—LV. 36. 
1802 ; LV. 879. 


. 








For one Year to 25th of Marchy 


For continuing Laws, vis. 
991. Several expiring, Ditto, XLVI. 432.—"XLVII. 455. 624. 





See /upra, 274 to 297. 
For reducing the Time allowed by Law for the Payment of Duties, viz. 
392. On White Salt, Rock Salt, and on Foreign Salt, imported into Great Britain, Li. 203. 


For Regulation of Duties, or Poftage of Letters, &amp;c.——Sce infra, 462. 421. 422. 


For difcontinuing Duties, viz. 


393- The feveral Licence Duties, granted by feveral Aéts of Parliament, on the Diftilleries in Scotland, 
as to all fuch Parts and Places in Scotland, as fhall not be within the Limits to be provided, as 
the Limits of the Highlands of Scotland, LU. 630. 


See infra, 398. 408. 


For continuing Acts difcontinuing Duties, viz. 
Low Wines and Spirits for Home Confumption, &amp;c. XLVI. ga. 





“i Ditto made in Scotland, XLVI. 93. 


* 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 










































394- 


595: 


398. 
399 


400. 


401. 
402. 


403. 
404. 


405. 
406. 


4076 


Suyp ply ; Refolutions of the Conamiiteée of Ways and.Means, 


For extending Duties; v3. 


409. 


agreed to. 


———__ 





Granted by feveral Acts on the Diftilleries in Scotland, and on Licenccs for retailing Aqua Vite, 
to all fuch Parts or Places in Scotland, as fhall not be within the Limits to be provided, as the 
Limits of the Highlands of Scotland, Lil. 630. 


For making Duties perpetual, viz. 


The additional Duties on the Amount of the Duties under the Management of the Commiffionérs 
for the Affairs of Taxes, charged by an Aét of 31. Geo. IIL. XLVHI. 463. 


The additional Duties upon Worts; Wath, and other Liquors, brewed or made in England, for 
extracting Spirits for Home Confumption, and upon Spirits made in Scotland, and imported into 


w England, charged by an A&amp; of 31 Geo. III. XLVIII. 463. 


The additional Duties upon Foreign Spirits, imported into Great Britain, charged by an A&amp; of 31 
Geo. III. and continued by an Act of 33 Geo. III. XLIX. 140. 


The additional Duties on Sugars, charged by anh A&amp; of 31 Geo. III. XLIX. 140. 


For taking off Duties, and charging others in lieu viz. 
Bills of Exchange, Promiffory Notes, and Receipts, XLVI. 569. 


Horfe Dealers; on Perfons exercifing the faid Trade, and taking out Licences, &amp;c. by A&amp;t 24 
Geo. III. LI. 202. ; 


Infurance; of Houfes, Goods, Furniture, &amp;c. LII. 566. 

Legacy Receipts, or Difcharges, LI. 200. 

Matts ; being Twelve Inches in Diameter, or upwards, imported into{this Kingdom, L. 273. 
Paper, Pafteboard, Millboard, Scaleboard, and Glazed Paper, &amp;c. XLIX. 138. 

Poftage of Letters, &amp;c. LU. 185. 

Silk ; on Wafte Silk imported into this Kingdom, L. 271. 


Slate, Stone, and Marble, of the production of the Iflands of Guerfney, Jerfey, Sark, Alderney, or 
Man; the Duties of Cuftoms on Importation ‘into this Kingdom, XLIX. 302. 


For repealing Duties, and charging others, viz. 
On Policies of Infurance, viz. 
On Life or Lives, L. 274. 


On Ships, or Goods, &amp;c. on Board Ships, of Sums amounting to £.100. and upwards, 
L. 274. . 
Granted by A&amp; of the laft Seffion, for an Aid and Contribution during the War, on particular 


Affeffments, and charging others on Income, LIV. 56. 
For repealing Exceptions in Acts, viz. 


Bonds for Payment of Money amounting to One Hundred Pounds, or any lefs Sum by A&amp; 23 
Geo. III. L. 274. 


For Duties to ceafe and determine, viz. 


On Legacy Receipts ; tuch Parts of the Rates and Duties on Ditto, granted by Adts of 20. 23. 
and 29. Geo. IIT. in refpeée of which any Duty fhould be impofed by any Act of the then 
Seffion, LI. 399. 


For Exceptions to Duties, viz. 
Per Cent. Duties, LU. 693. 


Tea, Sugar, Wine, &amp;c. LII. 693. 


For Exemptions to ceafe and determine, viz. 
From the Duty on Malt granted by Aéts of 33 and 35 Geo. IIf. for all Malt ufed in extracting 
Spirits within the Highlands of Scotland, LI. 630. 
For carrying Duties to particular Funds, viz. 


To the Confolidated Fund, viz. 


The additional Duties on the Amount of the Duties, under the Management of the Com- 
miffioners for the Affairs of Taxes, charged by an Act of 31 Geo. III. XLVIII. 463. 


410. The 









: Refolutions of the Committee of Ways’and: Mea 
Supply, | efolutions of the Committee o ays and: Means 


. agreed to. 





Carrying Duties to particular Funds, continued. 


410. The additional Duties upon Worts, Wath, and other Liquors, brewed or made in England, 
for extracting Spirits for Home Confumption, and upon Spirits made in Scotland, and im- 
ported into England, charged by Act of 31-Geo. III.; XLVIII. 463. 


411. The additional Duties upon Foreign Spirits imported into Great Britain, charged by A&amp; of 
31 Geo. III. ; XLVII. 463. 


For raifing Money, viz. 


By a Land Tax, viz. 


412. At Four Shillings in the Pound, XLVI. 46.—XLVII. 374.—XLVIN. 121.—XLIX. 123.—L, 31. 
—LI. 37.—LIl. 47.—LIll. 90.—LIV. 46.—LV. 35. For one Year, from 25th March 1801; 
879. 


Loans, viz. 


413. For Contributors to the Loan of £.14,500,000, who have depofited £.10 per Cent. towards raifing 


any further Loan, &amp;c. to be allowed an Intereft by way of Difcount of £.4 per Cent. &amp;c. 
LII. 589. 


By Loans or Exchequer Bills, viz. 


414. For raifing Money on them, and charged on the Firft Aids to be granted in the next Seffion 
of Parliament, &amp;c. XLVI. 92. 615.—XLVII. 455.—XLVIII. 414.—XLIX. 386.—L. 311. 391. 


LI. 382. 399.—LII. 708. For raifing Money by them, Lill. 148. 680. 683.—LIV. 209. 
669.—LV. 36. 769. goo. 





-——Ditto, and if not paid off by a particular Day to be exchanged, and received in Payment, 
&amp;c. LIII. 671. 


415. For raifing further Sums by Exchequer Bills, XLVI. 616.—XLVII. 455.—XLVIII. 415.—XLIX. 
386.—L. 311.—LI. 382.—LIII. 303.—LIV. 410. 501.—LV. 769. 
a For raifing additional Sums to be charged on the Firft Aids, &amp;c. Liv. 628. ' 
. For paying Exchequer Bills, made out by A&amp;t 35 Geo. III. by receiving in Exchange Certificates on 


the Bank, and accepting Stock, &amp;c. LII. 89. 


By Lotteries, viz. 


416. : For 1791; XLVI. 615. For 1792; XLVII. 623. 


XLIX. 399. For 17953 L. 373: 
For 1798; LIll. 626. 








For 1793; XLVIII. 801. 
For 1796; LI. 654. 
For 1799; LIV. 655. 





For 17943 
For 17973 Lil. 707. 
For 1800; LV. 532. 




















For continuing the Duty, viz. 
On Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry, viz. 
417. _ For 1791-253 XLVI. 92. For 1192-33 XLVII. 375. 








For 1793-4; XLVIII. 121. 























For 1794-53 XLIX. 123. or 1795-6; L. 3%. For 1796-7; LI. 37. For 
1797-8; LII. 47. For 1798-9; LIII. go. For 1799-1800; LIV. 46. For 1800- 
1801; LV. 35. From the 23d of June 1801,to the 24thof June 1802; 879, 
See infra, 467. 
Other Matters, viz. 
Laws Expiring.——See fupra, 274. 8c. 
Militia, viz. 
418. For defraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia of England, out of the Land 


Tax, XLVI. 331.—XLVII. 600.—XLVIII. 415.—XLIX. 303.—L. 343.—LI. 399.—LIl. 219. 
—LIII. 355. 617.—LIV. 659.—LV. 372. 


419. For the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of Peace, for the Year 
1795, to be defrayed out of the Monies arifing by the Land Tax for17953 L. 343——For. 
1796; LI. 632. For 1797 ; Lil. 708. For 1798 ; LIII. 617. or 1799; LIV. 659. 
For 1800; LV.677. To Adjutants, Serjeant-Majors, &amp;c. of the Militia difembodied, purfuant 
to Act of the fame Seffion, for One Year, beginning 25th March 1800; LY. 372. 











Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 1 Y Navy, 













agreed to. | 


Supply; Refolutions of .the Committee -of W ays.and Means 





For raifing Money, continued. 







































Navy, &amp;c. viz. 


420. For paying off and difcharging Navy and Victualling Bills, which were made out on or before the 
31ft March 1793, by making the Amount thereof, Capital Stock bearing Intereft, XLIX. 302. 
Ditto made out on or before 30th September 1793; L. 311. Ditto made out on or before 
gift May 1795; LI.666. Ditto after 31ft May, and on or before 30th September 1795; 666. 
Ditto on or before 31ft of December 1795 ; Ditto after 31ft December 1795, and on or 
before 30th-April 1796 ; Ditto after 30th April 1796, and on or, before 31ft July 1796; 
Ditto after 31ft July 1796; and on or before 27th Oftober 1796; LII. 88, 89. 


Penfions, Offices, Gc. viz. 
421. For Four Shillings in the Pound on Ditto, LIV. 46.—LYV. 35. 

















See fupra, 412. 
Poft Office, viz. 


422. Refpeéting Regulations in fending Letters or Packets to Members, and relative to Members fend- 
ing Letters and Packets, free of Poftage, L. 274. 


Relative to the Poftage of Packets or Covers, containing Patterns of Cloth, Silk, &amp;c. L. 274. ‘ 


ma Prefent Rates of Poftage, for Conveyance of Letters and Packets, by the Poft in England. and 
Wales, toceafe, and others granted, &amp;c. LI. 185. 


from London to Portugal, and from London to the Britifh Dominions in America, to 
ceafe, and others granted, LII. 186. 








Additional Rates charged on Letters, carried by the Poft, within Scotland, Lil. 185. 


&lt;0 Proceedings on Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and 
Means, wz. 


Refolutions amended, relating to, viz. 
423. Cotton Wool, imported and fold at the Public Sales of the Eaft India Company, LIII. 664. 
Letters or Packets, fent by the Poft, to Members of either Houfe of Parliament ; Regulations 
relating to Exemptions, L. 275. 
Refolutions re-committed, viz. 
Charging a Duty on all Stills for rectifying Spirits, &amp;c. in Scotland, Lil. 187. 


Amendments propofed, but not made to Refolutions, viz. 


424. Relating to the Number of Inclofures to be contained in any Letter or Packet fent to, or by any 
Member, &amp;c. L. 275. 


425. Relating to granting Annuities, upon Subfcriptions for Annuities or Loans, LI. 203. 
For reading them a Second Time, on the Morrow inflead of now, LII. 187. 


For leaving out certain Parts.in order to re-commit a Refolution, LIT. 631. 


Relative to Reports, viz. 
426. Reports to be taken into further Confideration, XLVII. 405. Deferred, 409. 
Ditto, LI. 596. Deferred, Lill. 603. 
——Ditto to be printed, LIII. 596. 
——Further confidered, LHI. 611. 





Refolutions proposed to be re-commitied, but negative Ditto, viz. 
427. Relative tothe Weight and Number of Inclofures, in Letters fent to or from Members, L. 275. 


Refolutions now read Second Time on a Divifion, viz. 
Reported from the Committee, LI. 187. 


Refolutions not agreed to, viz. 
428. For charging a Duty on Infurances for a Life or Lives, L. 373. 374. 
. Ditto difagreed to, LIN, 611. 





Refolutions 








f E Pw. on Refolutions, of the Committee of 
Supp yp ’ "Ways and Means continued ; and Bills of Supply. 





ReJolutions read again and entered, and Bills ordered in upon them and others, &amp;c. 
relating to, Viz. 


429. For applying Monies out of the Confolidated Fund, XLVII. 435.—XLVIII. 464. 


Ditto a Sum to be paid by the Bank of England for the Extenfion of the Term of their 
Charter, LV. 253. 





Infiructions relative to Refolutions, viz. 





430 On Bills relative to Expiring Laws. “ To make Provifion agreeable to certain Refolutions of the 
Committee,” XLVII. 456.——See fupra, 274. &amp;c. 


&gt; 
————An Infiruction proposed, withdrawn, viz. 
431. For limiting an Exemption to the Duty on Dogs, LI. 700. 


Refolutions again read, and Inftructions thereon, viz. 





432. Bill for iffuing and applying Money out of the Confolidated Fund. “ For iffuing, &amp;c. Sums 

“* remaining in the Exchequer, of the Surplus of the Confolidated Fund, &amp;c.’”’ XLVIII. 464. 
In another Bill,—* Ditto, being Part of the Surplus of the Confolidated Fund on sth 
“ April 17993” LIV. 659. In another Bill,—** Applying a certain Sum arifing from the 
“ Income Ac ;”—* Ditto a Sum arifing from the Duties on Goods imported, &amp;c, and on Ton- 
“ nage of Ships and Veffels ;” LV. 765. 








433- ——_———— again read, and entered, and Inftructions before given difcharged, and other Inftruéctions 
given, L. 371. 





434. — and Parts of Orders for Bills difcharged, L. 374. 
Refolutions read on other Proceedings of the Houfe, viz. 
435+ On the Motion for going into the Committee on the Bill laying a Tax on Dogs, an Inftruétion was 





moved “* The Refolution of the Committee, laying on the Duty, read,” LI. 700. 


Of former Parliaments, viz. 
Read and entered, and Motions propofed for re-committing other Refolutions, LII. 631. 
See infra, 661. 


XII. Bills of Supply, relating to, vz. 


Aid and Contribution, viz. 


436. For the Profecution of the War; ordered, LII. 139. P. 229. Bill for the better Execution of 
| the faid A&amp;, ordered, 652. P. 706. 


See infra, 476. 510. 
Aids. ——See infra, 466. 


Allowances, viz. 


For determining the prefent Allowances for Wafte on Salt carried Coaftwife, and for reducing the 
refpective Times of Payment of the Duties on Salt ; ordered, LI. 203. P. 271. 


Of Increafe of Pay and Provifions, to Seamen and Marines of His Majefty’s Navy, &amp;c. Lil. 555. 
P. 558. 


See infra, 463. 492. 501. 513. 526. 543. 550. 593.—eamen. 


Annuities, viz. 


437: For raifing a certain Sum of Money by way of Annuities, to be charged on the Confolidated Fund ; 
and for making perpetual certain Duties of Excife on Britifh Spirits, and certain Duties on the 
Amount of Affeffed Taxes; ordered, XLVIII. 464. P. 711. 


438. For raifing the Sum of Eleven Millions by way of Annuities; ordered, XLIX. 140. P. 208. 
439. For raifing the Sum of Eighteen Millions by way of Annuities; ordered, L. 275. P. 323. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 3 440. For 














| Supply: Bills of Supply, continued. 





Annuities, continued. 


440. For allowing a further Annuity to the Subfcribers to the Sum of Eighteen Millions, authorized to 
be raifed for the Service of the Year 1795; ordered, L. 588. P. 630. 
441. For raifing the Sum of Eighteen Millions by way of Annuities; ordered, LT. 203. P. 249. 





another Sum of Eighteen Millions, by way of Annuities; ordered, LIl. 187. Bill con- 
fidered, and an Inftruction to receive a Claufe of Credit, 212. Reported, 213. Read Third 
Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 215. P. 231. 


442. For raifing the Sum of Seven Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds by way of Annuities ; 
ordered, LI. 590. Bill confidered, and an Inftruction, for reftraining the Iffue of any Sums of 
Money which might be raifed by virtue of Two Acts of the fame Seffion, for raifing Money by 
Exchequer Bills, 626. Reported, 632. P. 784. 


For raifing the Sum of Thirteen Millions by way of Annuities ; ordered, LI. 517. Refolutions for 
Contributors, poffeffed of certain Exchequer Bills, to be at Liberty to deliver in the fame in Pay- 
ment of Inftalments, and an Inftruétion for Ditto, 528. Inftruction to make Provifion for 
raifing another Sum by Annuities, of One Million Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds, purfuant tea 
Refolution of the Committee of Ways and Means, 540. P. 566. 


For raifing the Sum of Seventeen Millions by way of Annuities ; ordered, LIII. 510. P. 542. 
For raifing the Sum of Three Millions by way of Annuities; ordered, LIV. 71. P. g2. 
See infra, 546. &amp;c. 


For raifing the Sum of Fifteen Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds by way of Annuities ; 
ordered, LIV. 610. Inftruétion to the Committee to receive a Claufe of Credit, and Bill confi- 
dered, 621. Bill read Third Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 647. P. 676. 


pa For raifing the Sum of Twenty Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds by way of Annuities ; 
ordered, LV. 235. Read Third Time, and a Claufe added. 264. P. 285. 


Bank of | England, viz. 


443- For applying to the Public Service, £.500,000, out of the unclaimed Dividends at the Bank; 
ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 229. Inftruétion relative'to the Treafury iffuing Exchequer Bills for Ditto 
when demanded, 250. Petition of the Bank againft the Bill, 308. Ditto of the Proprietors of 
the-Public Funds, againft, 352. Report from the Committee of Ways and Means, with a Propofal 
from the Governor and Company of the Bank, which they had accepted, and which the Houfe 
accepted, and ordera Bill, 580, viz. 


444. For the Payment of the Sum of £. 500,000, by the Governor and Company of the Bank 
' of England, into the Receipt of His Majefty’s Exchequer; XLVI. 580. Bill reported, 
and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 628. P. 706. 


For eftablifhing an Agreement with the Governor and Company, for advancing the Sum of 
Three Millions towards the Supply for the Service of the Year 1800; ordered, LV. 253. 
P. 346. 


See infra, 452. 454. 


Batteries, viz. 


445. For making Compenfation for Lands purchafed for Ditto, and other Works, in the Counties of Kent 
and Devon, and to Owners, &amp;c. of Lands who have fuftained Loffes; ordered, Lin. 278. 
P. 451. 
Confolidated Fund, viz. 
446. For grantiag to His Majefty certain Sums of Money out of the faid Fund, and for applying certain 


Sums, therein mentioned, for the Service of the Year 179153 ordered, XLVI. 615. 616. Bill con- 
fidered, with an Inftruction to receive a Claufe of Credit and a Claufe of Appropriation, and 
Part of a former Speech of His Majefty relating to the Sale of French Prizes, referred, &amp;c. 633. 
Reported, &amp;c. 638. P. 685. 


447. For granting Ditto, &amp;c. for the Service of 1792; ordered, XLVII. 435. An Account of the 
Surplus of the Fund on sth April 1792, &amp;c.; ordered, 704. Prefented, and referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, 709. Confidered, with an Inftruétion to receive a Claufe of Credit, 
&amp;c. 710. Reported, &amp;c, 718. P. 775. 


448. For granting Ditto, &amp;c. for the Service of 1793; a Sum voted arid agreed to, XLVIII. 386. 
: Refolution read, and a Bill ordered ; and another Refolution for applying a Sum remaining in the 
Exchequer on sth January 1793, of the Surplus of Ditto, and an Inftruction thereon, 464.. 

Another Inftruction for applying a further Sum of the Surplus that fhall arife between sth 


January 1793, and sth April 1794; 801. Bill confidered, with an Inftruétion to receive a Claufe 
of Credit, 832. Reported, 844. P. 996. 


449. For 








| Supply, Bills of Supply, lédaiietaed 





Confolidated Fund, continued. 


449. -For granting to His Majefty a certain Sum of Money out ‘of the faid Fund,'for the Serviée of 
the Year 1794; ordered, XLIX. 136. 140.  Inftruction for ‘applying a Sam remaining in the 
‘Exchequeron 5th April 1794,.0f the faid Surplus, 451. - Bill confidered with an Inftruétion to 
receive a Claufe of Credit, 470. Reported, 477. P. 568. 


450. For granting a certain Sum out of the faid Fund, for the Service of the Year 1795; ordered, 
L. 462. Bill confidered, with an Inftruction to receive a Claufe of Credit, &amp;c. 603. Reported, 
606. P. 637. 

451. For granting Ditto for the Service of 17963 ordered, LI. 684. Bill confidered, with an Inftruc- 


tion to receive a Claufe of Credit,-699. Reported, 763. P. 792. 


See /upra, 437. 

For granting a certain Sum out of Ditto, and for applying a certain Sum therein mentioned for the 
Service of the Year'1797.; ordered, LII. 719. “Account of the Income, &amp;c. of the Confolidated 
Fund, prefented, entered, and ordered to be printed, 728. Inftruction to recgive Claufes of Credit 
and Appropriation; Part of His Majefty’s Speech in November 1763, referred, and Inftruétion 
to receive a-Claufe for making forth Duplicates of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. loft or deftroyed, and 
Bill confidered, 740. Reported, 742. P. 755. 


For granting a certain Sum out of Ditto, and for applying a certain Sum of Money therein men- 
tioned for the Service of ‘the Year 1799; ordered, ‘with an Inftrution, LIV. 659. Bill con- 
fidered in the Committee ; ‘a former Refolution read and entered, relating to the Extraordinaries 
of the Army, and an Inftruction to make Provifion refpeéting the fame; Inftructions to 


. receive Claufes-of Credit, &amp;c. 717. P. 743. 
os For granting Ditto, and applying certain Sums, &amp;c. for the Year 1800; ordeted, with an Inftrac- 
tion, LV. 765. Inftruétion to the Committee on the Bill to receive Claufes of Credit, &amp;c. 
772. Report, 775. Read Third Time, and negative inferting particular Words ‘ds an 
r Amendment, 777. P. 792. 
Credit, Votes of, viz. *, 
452. For enabling His Majefty to raife the Sum of ‘One Million Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds, for 


the Ufes and Purpofes therein mentioned; ordered, XLVIH. 628. Reported’and a Claufe ad- 
ded, to prevent the Bank being fubje&amp;t to the Penalties of 5th of William and Mary, for paying 
Bills of Exchange accepted by the Commiffioners of the Treafury, &amp;¢c. 677. - Read Third Time 
and Amendments made, 682. P. 745. 





453- Two Million Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds for Ditto ; orderetl, X.LIx. 547. P. 622.——— 
Ditto for the like Sum; ordered, L. 385. 391. P. 479. Ditto for the like Sum ; ordered, 
LI. 399. &amp;c. Report, and negative adjourning the further Confideration thereof for Three 
Weeks, 421. Bill now read Third Time on 4 Divifion, &amp;c. 426. P. 479.—— For raifing 
One Million; ordered, LUI. 671. Inftruction to the Committee to receive a Claufe of Appro- 
ptiation; Ditto a Claufe for making forth Duplicates of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. loft or miflaid, 
and Bill confidered, &amp;c. 698. Read Third Time, and Title given for raifing the faid Sum, and 
for appropriating the Supplies granted in the Seffion, &amp;c. 702. P. 708. For raifing Three 
Millions ; ordered, LIV.-628. P. 737. 








Debt National, viz. 


454. _ For particular Sums tobe paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to be placed 
to the Account of the Commiffioners for reducing the National Debt, viz. 


Four Hundred Thoufand Pounds ; ordered, XLVII. 499. P. 690% Two Hundred Thoufand 
Pounds; ordered, XLVIII. 464. P. 711.——Ditto, ordered, XLIX. 399. P. 568. 
Ditto, ordered, L. 278. 288. P. 380. Ditto, ordered, LI. 654. P. 790. Ditto, 
ordered, LI. 677. 697. P. 749. Ditto, voted, Lill. 492. Refolution again read, and - 
Bill ordered, 525. P. 629.—-—Ditto voted, and Bill ordered, LIV. 609. P. 710. Ditte, 
ordered, LV. 253. P. 332. 


See Debt Pational. 























Difcounts, viz. 


on For allowing certain Difcounts to the Contributors of Eighteen Millions, raifed by Annuities by 
an A&amp; of the fame Seffion, who fhall have completed theit Contributions on of before the Days 


therein mentioned ; ordered, Lit. 227. 228. Lift of Subfcribets to the faid Loan, ordered; 
prefented, and ordered to be printed, 627. P. 662. 


See fupra, 303. 
Dividends. 
Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


Sce infra, (Loans.) 












Spupply , wills of Supply, combined 


























































455: 


456. 


(omy 


457° 


458. 


459- 


460. 


461. 


Drawbacks, viz. 


For Reduttion of Drawbacks and Bounties on the. Exportation’ of Sugar; ordered, LI. 203. 
Confidered, and an Inftruétion to make Provifion for allowing the Drawback on Sugar exported 
to Ireland, in the State in which it is imported into Great Britain from Foreign Parts, 241. 
Reported, 244. P. 271. Bill to explain.and amend the faid A&amp;t; ordered, Lil. 207. This 
Order difcharged, and an Infiruction to a Committee of the whole Houfe on another Bill, to 
make Provifion therein relative thereto, 212.——-See infra, 459. 570. 





Duties, viz. 
For granting or laying Duties on, viz. 


Armorial Bearings, or Enfigns ; for granting a Duty on Certificates with refpect to Ditto ; ordered, 
LIIl. 510. P. 690.——See infra, 525. 


Attornies and Solicitors; certain Stamp Duties on Indentures of Clerkfhips, and on the Admiffion 
of Solicitors or Attornies in any of the Courts in England, &amp;c.; ordered, XLIX. 140. Re- 
ported, and Bill reecommitted, 312. Again reported, 329. Read Third Time, and a Claufe 
added for the Duty not to be paid a Second Time if the firft Mafter of the Clerk dies, and 
Amendments made to the Bill, 350. P. 388.——~Bill to amend the faid A&amp;, ordered, LII. 298. 
P. 606.——See Duties. 


Bills of Exchange, and Promiffory Notes, under the Value of Forty Shillings; ordered, LIV. 610. 
Inftruction for charging a Duty on Notes under Forty Shillings, re-ifluable, &amp;c. 616. Bill 
read Third Time; a Claufe offered, and Thrice read, and the further Proceeding on the Bill 
adjourned, 704. Adjourned Proceeding refumed; the Claufe before offered, &amp;c. agreed to 
and added, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 709. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
fome Amendments, 740. Amendments agreed to, 742. P. 743. 


Carts ; (taxed Carts ;) ordered, Li. 405. Bill confidered in the Committee, 684. Again con- 
fidered, and Report to be received, 699. Reported ; One Amendment agreed to on a Divi- 
fion; a Claufe added; another Claufe offered, Twice read and withdrawn; another Claufe 
offered, and on a Divifion for a Second Reading, not Forty Members prefent, the Houfe 
adjourns, 701. Report further’confidered ; Amendments made; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 703. 
Read Third Time ; a Claufe offered and withdrawn ; one added ; Bill paffed, 705. P. 708. 


Clocks and Watches; for granting certain Duties on Ditto; ordered, LII. 696. Bill committed, 

and ordered to be printed, 705. Confidered on a Divifion, 721. Reported, &amp;c. 722. P. 749. 
Petitions for repealing this A&amp;t, LIM. 158. 167. 174. 178. 230. 232. Petitions referred 
to a Committee toexamine, &amp;c. 237. Other Petitions prefented and referred, 239. 247. 250. 
Report, 326. Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 364. Report, and for the 
Duties on Clocks and Watches to ceafe and defermine, and Bill ordered thereupon, 373. 





P. 562. 
Cuftoms. 





See fupra, 378. 380.—Infra, 464. 


Dogs; Greyhounds, Hounds, &amp;c. and other Dogs; ordered, LI. 632. Petition of Inhabitants 
of the Town and Neighbourhood of Lewes, againft a Claufe propofed to be introduced, “ ex- 
“empting the Dogs of Cottagers from Taxation” to lie on the Table, 688. Inftruction for 
limiting an Exemption propofed, withdrawn, and Bill confidered, 700. Report, and a Claufe 
added, allowing Perfons to compound for Hounds on Payment of a certain Sum ; &amp;c. 763. 
P. 792. ; 


Eftates ; for granting to His Majefly a Duty on Succeffion to Real Eftates, in certain Cafes ; ordered, 


LI. 203. Confidered, and reported; Report to be further confidered, and Bill to be printed, 
632. Further confidered, and Bill re-committed; confidered and reported; Report to be 
further confidered, and Bill, as amended by the Committee, to be printed, 673. Motion 
for now reading the Bill Third Time, paffed in the Negative, on a Divifion; Motion 
for reading it Third Time the next Morning propofed to be amended, by fubftituting 
“‘ Three Months,” but on a Divifion, “ the next Morning,” agreed to, the Numbers being 
equal, and the Speaker deciding in Favour of the Affirmatives, 764. The Third Reading de- 
ferred for Three Months, 782. 


Fruit, Sallad Oil, Watte Silk, and Timber; Duties of Cuftoms on Importation, and on the Exporta- 
tion of Britifh Rock-Salt, and Coal; ordered, L. 275. P. 380. See infra, 479. 


Goods; for granting a Duty on Ditto conveyed on Inland Navigations ; ordered, LU. 187. Bill 
confidered, and reported; Report to be further confidered, and, as amended, to be printed, 693. 
Further Confideration of the Report deferred for Three Months, 717. 


Goods ; for granting a Stamp Duty on Receipts to be given on the Delivery of Goods, to be carried 
for Hire by Common Carriers, and others, in certain Cafes therein mentioned ; ordered, LII. 1 87. 
Committed, 666. Deferred, 678. 685. Not proceeded in. 


See infra, 519. 
Hair Powder; on Certificates iffued for ufing Ditto; ordered, L. 275. Reported, and feveral 


Claufes added, &amp;c. 361. 376. Read Third Time; a Claufe added relative to diffenting Mi- 
nifters, and certain Amendments made to the Bill, 385. P. 491. 





Bill 






































Supply, Bills of Suinsys bagauilan 


For granting Duties, continued. 








meas Bill for allowing further Time for Perfons to take out Certificates for ufing, &amp;c. Hair Powder by the 
laft Aé&amp; ; and alfo further Time for the Admeafurement and regiftering of Boats, Barges, &amp;c. by 
another Act of the fame Seffion; ordered, L. 584. P. 637. 


See infra, 525. 


462. Horfes, &amp;c. ; on all Horfes not charged with Duty by any other A&amp; or Acts of Parliament, and on 
Colts, Fillies, and Mules; ordered, LI. 203. Report, and a Claufe added for exempting Horfes 
let out by licenced Poftmafters, and negative bringing up a Claute for exempting Horfes employed 
folely in the Purpofes of Hufbandry, except fuch as are employed in Draft, 243. P. 271. 


463. Sea Infurances; certain Stamp Duties on Ditto; ordered, L. 275.  Inftruction relative to Infur- 
ance on Ships, Goods, &amp;c. 362. The Order for the faid Inftruétion difcharged, and the like 
Inftruction given to the Committee on the Bill, 372. Report; Bill re-committed, and fur- 
ther confidered, 391. Report, and again re-committed and confidered, 455. Reported; 
a Claufe added for making Allowances of the Stamp Duties in‘certain Cafes, and an Amend- 
ment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 474. P. 545. 


464. Slate, Stone, and Marble ; certain Duties of Cuftoms granted thereon; ordered, &amp;c. XLIX. 303- 
P. 568. : 

465. Stamp Duties ; for certain Duties on the feveral Matters therein mentioned, and for better 
fecuring the Duties on Certificates to be taken out by Solicitors, Attornies, and others, practifing 


in certain Courts of Juftice in Great Britain; ordered, Lil. 517. Inftruétion for taking off the 
Duties on Polices of Infurance of Houfes, &amp;c: and charging others, purfuant to Refolutions of 
the Committee of Ways and Means, 566. Inftruction to make Provifion for charging certain 

' Stamp Duties on Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. which may be re-iffuable after Payment, &amp;c. and on 
Grants of Offices above the Annual Value of £. 100, 611. Deferred, and negative an Inftruction 
to divide the Bill into Two Bills, 611. Confidered, 654. - Reported, 6 57+ P. 672. 


See fupra, 459. 463. 8c. 


For granting Aids, viz. 
By a Land Tax, viz. 


466. For granting an Aid. to His Majefty by a Land Tax, at 45. inthe Pound, for the Year 1791, 
ordered, XLVI. 46. Bill confidered, and Inflruétion to receive a Claufe of Credit, and 
a Claufe to make good a Deficiency of 1789 ; 61.. Reported, 87. P. 137. 


The like for 17923; ordered, XLVII. 375. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion given, &amp;c. 415. 
Reported, 429. P. 524. 


The like for 1793; ordered, XLVIII. 121. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion, &amp;c, 181. Re- 
ported, 191. P. 298. 


The like for 17943 ordered, XLIX. 123. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion, &amp;c. 146. Re- 


ported, 149. P. 213. il 

The like for 1795 ; ordered, L. 31. 32. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion, &amp;ez 67. Reported, 
68. P. 75. 

The like for 1796 ; ordered, LI. 37. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion, &amp;c. 70. Reported, 
80. P. 99. 


The like for 1797; ordered, Lil. 47. Bill confidered, and Inftruétion &amp;c: 68. Reported, 
75. P. gt. 


i The like for 1798 ; ordered, LIII. 90.91- Bill confidered, and Inftruction, &amp;c. 119, Ree 
ported, 121. P. 131. 


See infra, (Penfions, &amp;c.) 


For continuing-and: granting: Duties, viz. 
Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry, viz. 


467. For continuing the Duties upon Ditto for the Year, 1791; ordered, XLVI. 92.95. Bill con- 
fidered, and an Inftruction to receive a Claufe of Credit, and a Claufe.to make good the 
Deficiency of 1789 ; 130. Reported, 132. P, 137. 


eo For 1792; ordered, XLVII. 375. Bill confidered, and Inftruétions given, &amp;c. 415. Re- 
ported, 429. P. 524. 


For 17935 ordered, XLVIII. 121. Bill confidered, and Inftruétions, &amp;c. 181. Reported, 


19t. P. 298. : 
For 1794 ; ordered, XLIX. 123. Bill confidered, and Inftruétions, &amp;c. 146. Reported, 
149. P. 213. 
oo '» For 17953 ordered, L. 31. 32. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, 8&amp;c,67. Reported, 68. P. 75. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) . For 









Supply, Bitts of Supply, continieed 





468. 


469. 


470. 


471. 


472. 
473- 


474+ 





For continuing and granting Duties, continued. 


Malt, Mum, ce continued. : 
For 1796 ; ordered, LI. 37. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, &amp;c. 70. Reported, 80. P. gg. 
For 1797; ordered, LII. 47- Bill confidered, and Inftruétions, &amp;c. 67. Reported, 75- P. gt. 
For 1798; ordered, LIII. 91. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, &amp;c. 119. Reported, 120. P. 131. 
For 1799; ordered, LIV. 46. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, 57. P. 79. 
For 1800; ordered, LV. 36. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, &amp;c. 42. P. 49. 


For 1801 ; ordered, LV. 879. Bill confidered, and Inftructions, &amp;c. 884. Reported, 885. 
P.895.  * : | 
See infra, 492+ 519. 
Penfions, Offices, and Perfonal Eftates, in England and Wales, &amp;c. and certain Duties on Sugar, 
‘Malt, Tobacco and Snuff for 1799, ordered, LIV. 46. Bill reported; a Claufe added; Bill 
to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 64. P. 79. For 1800, ordered LV. 36. Inftructions for Claufes of 


‘Credit, &amp;c. 42. P. 49. For 1801, ordered, LV. 879. Bill confidered, and Inftruétions for 
Claufes ‘of Credit, &amp;c. 884. P. 895. | 


Spirits (Foreign) ; certain Duties of Excife on Ditto, imported into this Kingdom, for a Time to be 
limited, and alfo for continuing certain Laws of Excife therein mentioned ; ordered, XLVIUII. 
464. -Petition of Mefits George Bithop, and Argyles Bifhop, of Maidftone, Diftillers, for the 
fame Peovifions, Regulations, &amp;c. as is contained in Act of 27 Geo. II]. to be continued in 
this A&amp;s Leave given to offer a Claufe on Third Reading of the Bill, 804. Read Third 
Time and Claufes, refpecting Mr. Bithop’s Diftillery, added, 833. P. 938. 








For making Duties perpetual, viz. 


Certain Duties of Excife on Britith Spirits, and certain Duties on the Amount of Affeffed Taxes, 
XLVI. 464. P. 711.——See /upra, 437. 


On Foreign Spirits, and on Sugar imported into Great Britain, ordered, XLIX. 140. Read Third 
Time, and a Claufe added for appropriating the Duties, and other Amendments made to the 
Bill, 176. P. 213. ‘ 


See Stotland, 8.—Land Cay, 5. 


Eor Exemptions from Duty, viz. 
Letters acknowledging the fafe Arrival of Bills, &amp;c. XLVI. 646. P. 685. 


Letters containing Agreements with refpect to Merchandize, Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. from the 
Stamp Duty impofed on Agreements ; ordered, XLVI. 817. P. 10go. 


Indentures of Apprenticethip of a particular Sort, LH. 720. P. 749. 
Leafes of a particular Sort, LI. 720. 724. P. 749. 
&gt; Royal and Public Hofpitals, Lr. 175. P. 229 





See infra, 4761 
See alfo Duties, 105. 106. &amp;c.—Jnfra, 490, 500. 504. 510. 551. 578. 580. 584. 
595- 590.—Supra, 462. ; 


For repealing Exceptions in Adts, viz. 


Relating to Bonds given as Security for Payment, of £. 100. or under, by Act of 23 Geo. III. 
L. 274. P..479. 


See infra, 499+ 


For extending the Time for returning Affefiments, viz. 


Under Aé&amp; granting an Aid and Contribution during the War, LIV. 207. Inftruction, &amp;c. 
313- 
See Land Gar, 8. Ido. TI. 13. 


* 


For appropriating Duties.—See /upra, 446. 470. 


For granting additional Duties, wz. 


475» 


476. 





Affeffments; additional Duties on the Amount of the Duties under the Management of the 
Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes; ordered, XLVI. 95. P. 138. 


Ditto, ordered, LI. 203. P. 271. 


Ditto, on the Amount of certain Duties now charged by Affeffment for a Time to be 
limited ; ordered, LIiI. 139. Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed, 141. r45; . 
Confider 















477- 


478. 


479. 


480. 


481. 


482. 


483. 


484. 


Carriages. 











Supply; 7 Bills of Supply, continued. - 








Granting additional Duties, continued. 


Confidered in the Committee, and report a Progrefs, 159. Ditto further Progrefs, 162, In- 
itruction to make Provifion for charging additional Duties on Affeffments of Houfes, Windows, 
&amp;c. and on Dogs, &amp;c. fora Term to be limited, 164. Report a further Progrefs in the Bill, 
ibid. Further Confidered, and Report tobe received, 166. Reported; Report to be further 
confidered ; Bill as amended to be printed, sid. Report further confidered ; Amendments 
made, ,8c. and further Confideration adjourned, 168. On Motion for now: reading the Bill 
Third Time, the Debate adjourned, 174. Bill read Third Time, on a Divifion, and further 
Proceeding adjourned, 175. Further Proceeding refumed ; feveral Claufes added; negative fome 
being brought up, and Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 175. 176. Title changed to “ grant- 
ing an Aid and Contribution for the Profecution of the War,” 178. P. 229. Bill for better 
Execution of the faid A@, ordered, 652. Reported; a Claufe added; Amendments made, &amp;c. 
670. Read Third Time; a Claufe offered, and read Firft Time, and the further Proceeding 
on the Bill adjourned, 681. Further Proceeding immediately refumed ; the Claufe before 
offered, read Second Time, amended and agreed to; Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 694. 
P. 706, 


See infra, 477. 510.—Supra, 340. 469. 





Auctions, Bricks, Cocoa Nuts and Coffee; Britifh and Foreign Spirits, and Tea; additional 


Duties of Excife on Ditto, ordered, Lil. 187. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 
&amp;c. 221. P. 241. 


Bricks and Tiles ; made in or imported into Great Britain, ordered, XLIX. 140. P. 388. 





See fupra, 476. 


Cuftoms; additional Duties on the feveral Articles therein mentioned ; ordered, L. 275. Read 


Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 338. P. 380. 


—Ditto on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into, and exported from, or brought 
or carried Coaftwife, within Great Britain, except Wine, Coals, &amp;c. ordered, LU. 182. 187. 
Inftruéction to make Provifion for applying Money. arifing from a Reduction on certain Drawbacks 
on Sugar, 212. P. 241. 


Ditto on certain Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into, exported from, or carried 
Coaftwife, and on Pepper to be ufed and confumed in this Kingdom; ordered, LII. 696. 


P. 749- 


Ditto, for the better Protection of the Trade of this Kingdom, and for granting new and addi- 
tional Duties of Cuftoms on Goods imported and exported, and on the ‘Tonnage of all Ships entering 
outwards or inwards, to or from Foreign Parts; ordered, LIII. 596. 612. Inftruction to pre- 
vent the Departure of Ships without Convoy, 612. Prefented, &amp;c.617. Confidered in a Com- 
mittee ; reported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 649. 
Report further confidered ; Bill re-committed and immediately confidered, 656. Again re- 
ported, and Report to be further confidered, 658. Report further confidered, and Bill again re- 
committed, with refpeét to particular Duties, 663. Inftruction for charging certain Duties on 
particular Cotton Wool imported, &amp;c. 664. Confidered, 666. Reported ; Report to be further 
confidered, 670.’ Report further confidered ; Claufes-added ; Bill amended, &amp;c. 677. Read 
Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 692. P. 706. Bill to amend fo much of the A&amp; 
as relates to the Appropriation of the Duties thereby granted, ordered, LV. 34. P. 49. 








Deeds. 


See infra, 500. 


Diftilleries ; in Scotland, and on the Exportation of Britifh made Spirits from: England to Scotland, 
and from Scotland to England ; ordered, L. 362. Inftruction to receive a Claufe for preventing 
the Removal of Spirits from the Highland to the Lowland Diftriéts, 400. Leave given to 
offer a Claufe on the Report, 412. Reported, &amp;c. and Report to be further confidered, 447. 
Further Confideration refumed, and a Claufe added relative to Licences, and a Claufe for re- 
moving Doubts refpecting. the Duties impofed by an Act of 31 Geo. ILI. 455. P. 507. 





Another Bill for other additional Duties on the faid Diftilleries; ordered, Lil. 187. 
Reported, and a Claufe added for allowing Diftillers to deliver up their Licences, and to be 
entitled to a Return of Part of the Duty, 222. P. 241. 


Another Bill for Ditto in the Highlands of Scotland therein’ particularly defcribed, and for . 





altering the Limits of the Highlands, as fpecified in an Act of 33 Geo. III. &amp;c. ordered, LU. 
632. Petition of the entered licenfed Corn Diftillers in the Lowlands of Scotland, againft the 
Bill, as being inneffeCtual, and praying to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, 652. 
Inftruction to make Provifion for charging a further additional Duty on Ditto, except within 
a Diftri&amp;t to be limited, 664. Bill confidered, idid. Accounts of the Grofs and Net Pro- 

duce 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 12. A. 





485. 
486. 


487. 


488. 


489. 
490. 


491. 
492. 


493- 


494. 


495° 


496. 
497: 


498. 


499» 


500, 


9 









Suppl s- Bills of Supply, continued. 





Granting additional Duties, continued. 


duce of the Diftillery in Scotland, &amp;c. prefented, 667. Reported, and re-committed, and 
_ immediately confidered, 674. Reported again, 678. P. 749. Bill to continue, &amp;c. the 
faid Act, ordered, LUI. 118. P. 169. 


See Scotland, 9. 


Duties; additional Duties on the Amount of certain Duties under the Management of the Com- 
miffioners for the Affairs of Taxes ; ordered, LIT. 187. P. 637. 





See infra, 502. 





Excife. See fupra, 477. : 
Game ; Certificates iffued with refpect to killing Game; ordered, XLVI. 95. P. 685. 


Glafs ; imported into, or made in Great Britain; ordered, XLIX. 140. Inftru¢tion for taking off 
the prefent Duty on Caft Plate Glafs, and laying on a Duty upon the Materials, or Metal, 
by Hundred Weight, 349. Reported; re-committed, and confidered, 406. Reported 
again, &amp;c. 410. P. 485. 


Horfes; kept for the Purpofe of riding, or drawing certain Carriages therein mentioned ; ordered ; 
LI. 203. Read Third Time and a Claufe added, for exempting Perfons occupying or having 
Eftates under acertain Value, &amp;c. 247. P. 271. 


——Ditto a further additional Duty on Ditto; ordered, LI. 186. 715. P. 755. 


——— Ditto on certain Horfes before charged with a Duty of Two Shillings, by an Act of 36 Geo. 
IJI.; and on Mules; ordered, LII. 696. Reported and a Claufe added, for exempting Horfes 
ufed by Volunteer Corps, &amp;c. 720. P. 749. 


See fupra, 476. 
Houfes ; feveral additional Duties on Inhabited Houfes ; ordered, Lil. 696. P. 749. 
See fupra, 481. 





Imports and Exports. 
See fupra, 482. 483. 484. 


Malt; made in England, &amp;c. and on Malt brought from Scotland into England; ordered, 
XLVI. 95. Confidered, and an Inftruction for making a certain Allowance on Beer and Ale of 
certain Prices per Barrel, brewed within London and Weftminfter, 131. Read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 135. P. 138. 


Paper; printed Paper, and printed Stuffs; ordered, LI. 203. Bill committed, 223. Deferred 
382. Not proceeded in. 





Licences. 


Receipts ; ordered, L. 275. P. 507.——See infra, 499. 


Salt ; ordered, LIII. 510. Bill reported, and an Amendment made, 534. Read Third Time, 
and Amendments made, 539. P. 562. : 


Servants ; on Male Servants ; ordered, Lil. 715. P. 749. 
See fupra, 476. 
Spirits (Foreign) imported into Great Britain ; ordered, XLIX. 140. P. 213. 


——Ditto, of Excife, additional Duties ; ordered, L. 275. P. 323. 


——Ditto, Britifh and Foreign Spirits, and on Tea, an additional Excife Duty; ordered, Lv. 235. 
P. 285. 


See fupra, 482. 


Stage Coaches, viz. 
An additional Duty en Ditto; ordered, Lil. 187. P. 241. 


Stamps, viz. 


On ftamped Vellum, Parchment, and Paper, and for repealing a certain Exception, fo far as 
relates to Bonds given as Security for Payment of £.100, or under, by Act 23 Geo. III; 
ordered, L. 275. P.479. See fupra, 494. 





Deeds ; an additional Stamp Duty on Ditto; ordered, Lil. 696. Reported, and a Claufe added 
for the A&amp; not to extend to Indentures of Apprenticefhip, or Leafes, where the Money paid,-or 
Rent referved, does not exceed Ten Pounds, &amp;c. 720. Read Third Time and an Amendment 
made, for the Aét not to extend to particular Leafes for Lives, &amp;c. 724. P. 749. 


Stuffs printed.——See fupra, 493. 












501. 


504. 


505- 


508. 


509. 


510. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.,) 


Supply, Bills of Supply, continued. 


Granting additional Duties, continued. 


Sugars imported into Great Britain ; ordered, XLVI. 95. Inftruétion to the Committee on the 
Bill to make Provifion for allowing a Bounty on refined Sugar called Baftard, and ground or pow- 
der Sugar, &amp;c. exported as Merchandize, 331. P. 398. 





Ditto imported and exported, and on Coffee exported, and for reducing the Drawbacks now 
allowed on the Exportation of Sugar, ordered, LIV. 610. Inftruction to charge an additional 
Duty on Sugar from the Eaft Indies, 628. Bill confidered, with an Inftruction relative to A&amp; 
32 Geo. LI. 662. Report; 666. Bill read Third Time; and Claufes added, &amp;c. 671; 
P. 710. 

See fupra, (Penfions, &amp;c.) 


Taxes, viz. 


On the Amount of the Duties under the Management of the Commiffioners for the Affairs of 
Taxes, XLVI. 95. 137. P. 138. See fipra, 516. 517. §20. 





Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa Nuts (Excife); ordered, L. 275. Reported, and Amendments made, 
317. P. 323. : 
Tea (Excife) ; ordered, LIM. 510. Inftruction to repeal fo much -of an Act of laft Seffion as 
charges a Duty on Tea imported, 524. P. 562. 
See fupra, 477. 497: 
Timber, &amp;c. See fupra, 479. 


Tobacco and Snuff, additional Duties of Excife; ordered, LI. 263.° Read Third. Time and 


Claufes added, exempting from the Duty, Tobacco ufed on board Tranfport Veflels by Soldiers, 
&amp;c. 235. P. 271 





Wines (Foreign) and Sweets, (Excife); ordered, L. 275. Petition of certain Merchants, Im- 
porters and Dealers in Foreign Wines, againft the propofed Augmentation of Duties on the Stock 
of Foreign Wines, refufed to be brought up, 297. Bill reported and Amendments made, 307: 
Read Third Time and a Claufe added, relating to a Drawback on Wine for the Ufe of the Navys 
311. P. 323. 





On Foreign Wines and Britifh Sweets; ordered, LI. 590. Inftruétion to make Provifion to 
enable Auctioneers to fell fuch Wines only, for which all the Duties on Wines fhall be proved 
to the Commiffioners of Cuftoms and Excife to have been paid; Bill confidered, and report 
a Progrefs, &amp;c. 605. Order of the Day read for further confidering Ditto, and difcharged, 
and the Bill containing Provifions not authorized by the Order of Leave for bringing it in, &amp;c. 
it was withdrawn, and another Bill ordered, and an Inftruétion to make Provifion refpecting 
Auctioneers felling Wines, &amp;c. as before, 609. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 623. Inftruction to 
make Provifion, for charging an additional Excife Duty on French and Portugal, 8c. Wines, 
on which none of the Duties impofed by Aéts of 35 and 36 Geo. III. thall have been paid, and 
which fhall be fold by Auction; purfuant to Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means, 
&amp;c. 655. Read Third Time’ and a Claufe added, for giving Time for Payment of the Dutics 
on Wine, imported before the 1ft Day of Auguft, &amp;c. 700. P. 792. 


See fupra, 480. 


Worts, Wath, and other Liquors, brewed or made in England for extracting Spirits for Home Cone 
fumption ; upon Spirits made in Scotland, and imported into England, and upon Foreign Spirits 
imported into Great Britain; and to continue certain Acts for difcontinuing, &amp;c. the feveral 
Duties payable in Scotland upon Low Wines and Spirits, &amp;c.; ordered, XLVI. 95. Read Third 
Time, and an Amendment made, &amp;c. 135. P. 138. 








and other Liquors, brewed or made in England for extra¢ting Spirits for Home Con- 


fumption, and upon Spirits made in Scotland and imported into England; ordered, XLIX. 140. 
P. 213. , Poe 








- and other Liquors, made in England for extracting Spirits for Home Confumption ; 
additional Duties of Excife;and for preventing Diftillers from making ufe of Wheat or Wheat 
Flour, in making Wath for extracting Spirits; ordered, L. 275. P. 323. 


See Laws Crpiring, 18. 


For taking off Duties and charging others in Lieu, viz. 


Aid and Contribution during*the War, and granting certain Duties upon Income in Lieu thereof ; 
ordered, LIV. 56. Bill reported; Report to be further confidered and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 64. Report further confidered; Bill re-committed and confidered, and report a Progrefs, 
78. Further confidered, and report further Progrefs, 80.86. 89. 92. Further confidered, and re- 
ported ; Report to be further confidered, and Bill, as amended, to be printed, g5. Report fur- 
ther confidered, &amp;c. and Bill again re-committed, and immediately confidered, 102, Reported; 
feveral Claufes added ; Amendments made, and Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 103. ee 












































§1l. 


512 


515. 


Supply, Bills. of Supply, cowtinued.’ 





For taking off Duties, continued. 


Time, on a Divifion ; Claufes added and further ‘Proceeding adjourned, 127. Adjourned Pro- 
ceeding refumed; Amendments made; fome negatived ; further Proceeding adjourned, 128. 
Further proceeded in ; Amendments made, &amp;c, 131. P. 141.——Bill for extending the Time 
for returning Affefiments under the faid Act ; orderéd, 207. Prefented, &amp;c. 208. Act of the 
fame Seffion read, and Inftruction to make Provifion for explaining and amending the fame ; 
Bill confidered ; reported; Report to be further confidered and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 
313. Bill, as amended, re-commiitted 4nd immediately confidered, 325. Reported; a Claufe 
offered, withdrawn; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 373. Agreed to by the Lords with fome Amend- 
ments, which were agreed to, and Reafons afligned for it, 385. P. 386. Bill to enable the 
Commercial Commiffioners to extend the Time limited, by the laft of the faid Adts, for receiving 
Returns of Income; ordered, 435. Inftruction given; Bill confidered, &amp;c. 494. Reported ; 
feveral Claufes added ; Bill to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, &amp;c. 521. 525. 
P. 534. Bill to amend the faid A&amp;, fo far as relates to the Affeflments made upon Trutftees, 
Agents, Receivers, and Guardians; ordered, LIV. 677. Bill confidered in the Committee, and 
reported without Amendment, &amp;c. 693. P. 737.———Bill to amend A@, fo far as relates to the 
Appropriation of the Duties; ordered, LV. 34. P. 49. Bill to explain, &amp;c. tlie faid feveral 
Ads; ordered, LV. 379. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 379. 393. Bill withdrawn, 396. 
New Bill ordered for better afcertaining and collecting the Duties granted by feveral Aéts relating 
to the Duties on Income, and to explain, &amp;c. the faid Acts ; ordered, with an Inftruction, 549. 
Prefented, and ordered to be printed, 556. Biull reported ; Claufes added; Amendments made; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed, 584. Read Third Time; Claufes added; One negatived ; 
Amendments made, &amp;c. 600. P. 681. Bill to explain, &amp;c. fo much of the faid Aét, as re- 
fpects the Delivery of Statements to Commercial Commiffioners of London, under f. 20. ; 
ordered, 756. P. 783. 
Affefiments. 


Bills of Exchange, Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 569. Accounts referred, 628. 
Bill reported ; feveral Claufes added, and Amendments made, 646. Read Third Time, and 
an Amendment made, &amp;c. 654. P. 685. 


See infra, 584. 
Caft Plate Glafs——-See /upra, 487. 


Horfe Dealers; on Licences to Perfons ufing or exercifing that Bufinefs; ordered, LI. 203. 
P. 271. 




















See fupra, 510. 





Houfes, Windows, and Lights, &amp;c. ordered, LIII. 405. P. 562. 
See fupra, 511.—Infra, 518. 





Licences. 


Legacies, and Shares of Perfonal Eftates ; and for granting other Duties thereon in certain Cafes ; or- 
dered, LI. 203. Inftruction to make Provifion refpecting certain Parts of the Duties on Receipts, or 
Difcharges for Legacies, granted by Acts of 20, 23, and 29 Geo. III. 399. Bill confidered in the - 
Committee, and report, and with the Amendments ordered to be printed, 407.’ Day appointed 
for further confidering Ditto, 451. Further confidered; Bill re-committed; confidered, and 
report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 454. Further confidered and reported; Report to be taken into further 
Confideration, and the Bill, as amended by the Committee, to be printed, 503. Report further 
confidered, an Amendment made, &amp;c. 538. Read Third Time, and an Amendment made ; 
negative adjourning the Debate on a Motion for paffing the Bill, on a Divifion, &amp;c. 554. 
P, 617. See infra, 518. 524. 

Paper, Pafteboard, Millboard, &amp;c.; ordered, XLIX. 140. Committed, and an Inftruétion to 
make 'Provifion, for allowing a Drawback on printed Books exported, &amp;c. 307. Reported, and 
negative Re-commitment, &amp;c. 361. P. 417. 

See /upra, 493. 
Servants (Male), Carriages, Horfes, Mules, and Dogs; ordered, Lil. 405. Bill reported, and 


Amendments made, &amp;c. 464. P. 562. Bill to amend the faid Act ; ordered, LIII. 680. In- 
ftruction, relative to Act of the fame Seffion, refpecting Male Servants, 695. P. 706. 





- a7 





For repealing Duties, viz. 


On Burials, &amp;c. XLIX. 154. P. 255. 

On Candles, a certain Part, XLVII. 405. P. 533. 

On Gloves, &amp;c. XLIX. 154. P. 255.—LI. P. 784. 

On Gold and Silver Plate ufed in Watch Cafes, LUI. 277. P, 360. 
On particular Inhabited Houfes, &amp;c. XLVIL 405. P. 524. 

On Salt Petre, LV. 369. P. 538. 


Legacies, and Shares of Perfonal Eftates; ordered, LI. 200. 203. Prefented, and read, and 
negative a Motion for reading the fame a Second Time, 386.——See fupra, 512.—Infra, 524. 


Licences 





Supply, wits of supply, continued. 





For repealing Duties, continued. 


519. 


Licences granted to Stipendary Cutates, LII. 579. P..690. , 
Malt ; additional Duties granted by Act of 31 Geo. III.; ordered, XLVII. 405. P, 533. 
Servants (Female); XLVII. 405. P. 524. 
Stage Coaches, &amp;c. L. 486. P. 637. 
Waggons, &amp;c. XLVH. 405. P. 524. 

See Duties, 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74+ 75 


For amending Aéts granting Duties, viz. 


523- 


On [ndentures of Clerkfhips to Attorneys, &amp;c. LII. 298. P. 606. 
Laws of Excife relating to Coachmakers, Auctioneers, &amp;c. LIII. 579. P. 690. 


For repealing the Duties upon Male Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. LIII. 683. Former Refolution 
read; Act read ; Inftruction, and Bill confidered, 694. P. 706. 


Income Act ; fo far as relates to Affeffments upon Truftees, Agents, &amp;c. LIV. 677. P. 737. 


To explain and amend Ads, viz. 


524. 


For repealing certain Duties on Legacies, &amp;c. and granting others, Lil. 737. P. 755. 





Ditto on Male Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. LIN. 683. Inftruction, 695. P. 706. 
Relating to the Stamp Duties, and for extending Ditto, &amp;c. LIII. 683. P. 706. 
On Income, LV. 549. P. 681. Another Bill, 756. P. 783. 


For giving Time for the Payment of Duties, viz. 


On Wine imported before a certain Day, Li. 700. P. 792.———See fupra, 506. 


For giving further Time for the Payment of Duties, &amp;c. viz. 


525- 


On taking out Certificates for ufing Hair Powder, and alfo for further Time for the Admeaftire- - 
ment and regiftering of Boats, Barges, &amp;c. ; ordered, L. 584. P. 637. 


For taking out Certificates for ufing, &amp;c. Armorial Bearings or Enfigns; ordered, Liv. 85. P. 132. 
See infra, 598.—Sotamps, 4.—/upra, 506. 510. 


For reducing the refpeétive Times of Payment of Duties, &amp;c. viz. 


526. 


For 


On Salt 3; for determining the prefent Allowances for Wafte on Salt carried Coaftwife, and for re- 
ducing the refpective Times.of Payment of the Duties on Salt ; ordered, LI. 203. P. 271. 


railing Money, vz. 


By Loans or Exchequer Bills, viz. 


Inpex XLVI. 





A certain Sum for the Year 1791 ; ordered, XLVI. 616. P. 685. 
The like for 1792, ordered, XLVII. 455. 456. P. 626. 








The like for 1793, ordered, XLVIII. 415. P. 711. 

The like for 1794, ordered, XLIX. 386. P. 485. 

The like for 1795, ordered, L,311. P. 380. 

The like for 1796, ordered, LI. 382.. P. 479. 

The like for r797, ordered, LII. 708. 713. P. 749. 

The like for 1798, ordered, LIII. 148. P. 169. 

For raifing an additional Sum for 1798, ordered, LIII. 671. P. 706. 


For raifing Three Millions, ordered, Lil. 683. Prefented and received, and not Forty 
Members prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 690. Read, &amp;c. 692. P. 708. 


. For raifing a certain Sum by Ditto, for the Service of the Year 1799, ordered, LIV. 209. 
. 295. , 


For rating Three Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds for Ditto, ordered, LIV. 669. 
-737- ; » 


to LV. (1790—1800.) 12 B 





























For 












Supply 3 Bills of ‘Supply, toh hide 








For raifing Money by Loans, &amp;c. continued. 





For raifing Three Millions for 1799, ordered, LIV. 669. P. 737. 


ov ——For raifing a certain Sum by Ditto for the Service of the Year 1800, ordered, LV. 36. Read 
Third Time, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 46. P. 49. 


For raifing Three Millions for Ditto, ordered, LV. 769. P. 783. 
——For raifing the Further Sum of Three Millions for Ditto, ordered, LV. 769. P. 783. 


For raifing Three Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds for Ditto, ordered, LV. 769. 
P. 783. 


For raifing a certain Sum for the Service of the Year 1801, ordered, LV. goo. Inftrudction, 
&amp;c. 908. P. 929. 











See infra, 532. 


Further Sums by Loans or Exchequer Bills, viz. 
528. For the Year 1791, ordered, XLVI. 616. P. 685. 
. For 1792, ordered, XLVII. 455. 456. P. 626. 








For 1793, ordered, XLVIII. 415. P..711. 





For 1794, ordered, XLIX. 386. P. 485. 





For 1795, ordered, L. 311. P. 380. 





For 1796, ordered, LI. 382. P. 479. 
For 1798, ordered, LIII. 303. P. 360. 





For 1799, ordered, LIV. 410. P. 440. 





An additional Sum for 1799, ‘ordered, &amp;c. LIV. sor. 508. Bill reported, and a Claufe added 
for numbering the Exchequer Bills, 521. P. 534. 





Other Sums raifed by Loans or Exchequer Bills, viz. 


529. For defraying the Public Expences occafioned by the Augmentation of His Majefty’s Forces in 
1790; ordered, XLVI. 92. P. 685. 





530, For enabling His Majefty to direct the Iffue of Exchequer Bills to a limited Amount, for the 
Purpofes, and in the Manner therein mentioned; ordered, XLVIII. 718. P. 758. See 
Commercial Credit... 
531. _ For enabling His Majefty to raife Two Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds for the Ufes and 
Purpofes therein mentioned (Pruffia) ; ordered, XLIX. 547. P. 622. ) 
~ 552. | For enabling His Majefty to direé&amp;t the Iffue of Exchequer Bills to an Amount not exceeding One 


Million and a Half, &amp;c. for the Accommodation of Perfons trading to the Iflands of Grenada 
and Saint Vincent’s ; ordered, L. 604. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 616. 
P. 639. 


To authorize Exchequer Bills to be iffued on the Credit of the Loan of Seventeen Millions, granted 
by, Act of the fame Seffion ; ordered, LUI. 663. P. 706. 


To authorize the Lords of the Treafury to iffue Exchequer Bills to a limited Amount, on the Credit 
of the Act for granting an Aid and Contribution during the War, &amp;c.; ordered, LUI. 681. 
P. 706. 


——Ditto on the A&amp; for granting certain Duties upon Income ; ordéred, LIV. 643. P. 737. 


——Ditto on the A&amp;t 38 Geo, III. for granting certain additional Duties of Cuftoms on Goods 
exported and imported, and on Tonnage of Ships, &amp;c.; ordered, LY. 28. P. 49. 


Ditto on the Credit of fuch Aids or Supplies as have been or fhall be granted for the Service 
of the Year 1800; ordered, LV. 340. 371. Bill committed, and to be printed, 378. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 397. Further confidered, and an Inftruétion, 400. Again re- 
ported, &amp;c. 406. P. 451. 





’ 


See infra, 552.—Supra, (Votes of Credit), 452. 453. 


Oiber Bills relating to Loans, viz. 


533- _ For guaranteeing the Payment of Dividends on a Loan of Four Millions Six Hundred Thoufand 
Pounds: to the Emperor of Germany; ordered, L. 573. P. 617. - 


. -Ditto on a Loan of £. 1,620,000 for Ditto; ordered, LII. 528. Inftruétion to make Pro- 
vifion for allowing to Contributors of £. 14,500,000, who have made Depofits of £. 10 per 
Cent. towards raifing any further Lodn, &amp;c. a Difcount of £. 4 per Cent. &amp;c. 590. Inftruction 

for 





— Gupply ; wits of supply, sonsinieth 








Other Bills relating to Loans, &amp;c. continued. 


for enabling the Governor, &amp;c. of the Bank to retain; out of the faid Loans, the Sums granted 
for re-paying to the faid Governor, &amp;c. the Advances made by them for the Public Service ; and 
alfo to make Provifion for re-paying to the Contributors to the faid Loans the Excefs of their 
Depofits ; and Bill confidered, &amp;c. 592. Reported, 595. P. 606. 


See infra, 581.—Alfo Corporations, &amp;c. 3. 


Lotteries, viz. 


535. For granting to His Majefty a certain Sum to be raifed by a Lottery for 17915 ordered, XLVI. 616. 
P. 685. : 

be Ditto for 17923; ordered, XLVII. 624. P. 747. 

“ Ditto for 1793; ordered, XLVIII. 801. P. 938. 


Ditto for 1794; ordered, XLIX. 399. Petition of John Johnfon, and others, licenfed to deal in 
Lottery Tickets, againft certain Claufes in the Bill; to lie on the Table, 463. P. 568. 


* Ditto for 1795; ordered, L. 394. P. 480. 
Ditto for 1796; ordered, LI. 655. P. 790. 
Ditto for 1797; ordered, LII. 708. P. 749. 
Ditto for 1798; ordered, LIU. 626. P. 690. 
Ditto for 17993 ordered, LIV. 655. P..737. _ 


Ditto for 1800; ordered, LV. 533. An Amendment propofed at the Third Reading, and 
withdrawn, 592. P. 681. 


XH. Other Bills relating to the Supply, wz. 
Fitheries, VIZ. 


539. 2 For further encouraging the Southern Whale Fihery (giving Premiums) ; ordered, LIII. 398. Bill 


reported, and Report to be further confidered, 552. Report further confidered ; Bill to be in- 
grofled, &amp;c. 600. P. 690. 


Innkeepers, viz. 


For increafing the Rates of Subfiftence to be paid to them and others on quartering Soldiers; 
ordered, LI. 364. P. 451. Again ordered, LIV. 402. P. 534.———Again ordered, Ly. 
345- Bill confidered in the Committee, and the Report of the Sele€t Committee on the Inn- 


keepers Petitions for an Increafe of Allowance ; referred, 4 57- Bill reported, and Amendments 
" made, &amp;c. 466. P. 538. 








Laws Expiring, viz. 


For further continuing, &amp;c. an A&amp; of 9 Geo. Tf. for further encouraging, 8c. the Manufacture 
of Britifh Sail Cloth, &amp;c. XLVIil. 648. P. 827. . 


For.continuing feveral Laws relating to Ditto, LI. 667. P. 790. 
See fupra, 274. &amp;c.—Laws Capiring. 


Militia, viz. 


537- For defraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia in England, for One Year, 
out of the Land Tax for the Year 1791; ordered, XLVI. 331. P. 398. 





For 1792; ordered, XLVII. 600. P. 747. 





For 1793; ordered, XLVIII.. 415. P. 711. 





For 17943 ordered, XLIX. 303. P. 485. 
-—For 1795; ordered, L. 343. P. 480. 





For 1796; ordered, LI. 400. P. 544. 


For 17974 ordered, Lil. 219. _Confidered in Part, 396. Further confidered, 407. Re- 
ported ; an Amendment made, and negative an Amendment propofed, &amp;c. 412. P. 435. 


For 1798; ordered, LHI. 356. Report on the Eftimate being inaccurate, it was re-commit- 
ted, and the Order upon the Bill difcharged,-and Bill withdrawn, 525.———Another Bill or- 
dered, 





- 





Iypex XLVL to LV.—(1790—18e¢8.) 








544. 


545- 


546. 


547+ 
548. 


549- 
559. 


£52. 


$53: 





_ Militia, continued. 





. 


Supply 27 Bills of ‘Supply, continued. 


ene ee 





Another Bill 





dered, 617. P. 690. Another Bill ordered for 1799; LIV. 659. P. 737. 
ordered for 1800; LV. 372. P. 538. 


For defraying the Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of Peace for 
1795, out of the Land Tax for 1795; ordered, L. 343. Prefented, &amp;c. 361. Withdrawn, 
and a new Bill ordered, 374. New Biull prefented, and ordered to be printed, &amp;c. 374. P. 480. 


For 17973 ordered, LI. 708. P. 749. 
For 1799; ordered, LIV. .659. P. 738. 





For 1796; ordered, LI. 632. P. 791. 
ordered, Lill. 617. P. 690, 
ordered, LV. 677. P. 746. 





For 1798; 
For 1800; 








For granting certain Allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant-Majors, &amp;c. of Militia, difembodied under 
A&amp; for enabling His Majefty to accept the Services of an additional Number of Volunteers from 
the Militia; ordered, LV. 372. P. 594. 


Navy, viz. 


For geanting Annuities, to fatisfy certain Navy and Victualling Bills; ordered, &amp;c. XLIX. 303 
Report, and a Claufe added to provide for the regular Payment of Navy and Victualling Bills a 
future, 365. P. 417. Bill for extending the Time limited by the faid A&amp; for delivering in 
Navy and Victualling Bills; ordered, XLIX. 477. P. 622. 





For granting Annuities to fatisfy certain Navy and Victualling Bills; ordered, L. 311. P. 479. 


rr granting Annuities to fatisfy certain Navy, Victualling, and Tranfport Bills; ordered, LI. 667. 
- 792. ° 
For fatisfying other Navy, Victualling, and Exchequer Bills, &amp;c.; ordered, LU. 89. P. 125. 


Seamen and Marines; for carrying into Execution His Majefty’s Order in Council of 3d May 
1797, for an Increafe of Pay‘and Provifions to Ditto, ferving in His Majefty’s Navy ; ordered, 
LI. 555- Inftruction for allowing the full Amount of their Wages to all Petty Officers, Seamen 
&amp;c. who may heteafter be wounded in Action, &amp;c. 557. Bill prefented, and read Firft and 
Second Time; committed; immediately confidered ; Copy of the Order in Council, and E\ti- 
mate of the Expence of the Increafe of Pay, &amp;c. referred; reported, and ordered to be ingrofled, 
ibid. Sent to the Lords, ibid. Returned from the Lords, and received the Royal Affent the 
fame Day, 558. 


Poftage of Letters, &amp;c. viz. 


For further regulating the Privilege of fending and receiving Letters and Packets free from the 
Daty of Poftage; ordered, L. 275. Negative ordering an Account of the Number of Letters 
fent by Members, and Order an Account of thofe fent from and received by Clerks in Public 
Offices, &amp;c. 321. Lift of Members who have appointed Perfons to write Superfcriptions to 
Letters, &amp;c.; ordered, 368. Reported; and feveral Claufes added, relating to exempting Votes, 
and Newspapers, and Letters to and from Sailors and Soldiers; fome Claufes withdrawn, and 
fome negatived bringing up, &amp;c. 418. Bill read Third Time, and a Debate adjourned on a 
Claufe offered and read, “ For abolifhing franking of Letters in Public Offices, &amp;c.” 437. Fur- 
ther adjourned, 475. Debate refumed, and negative reading the faid Claufe a Second Time, 482. 
P. 508. 


For altering certain Rates of Poftage for Conveyance of Letters in England and Scotland refpec- 
tively, and of Packets to and from Great Britain, from and to Portugal and the Britifh Colonies in 
America; ordered, L1I. 187. Bill confidered, and an Inftruction to fet apart, at the Receipt of 
the Exchequer for Eight Years, a certain Annual Sum towards defraying the increafed Charge 
refpecting Loans, by Act of 35 Geo. III. 213. Reported, 215. P. 241. 


For reviving and continuing ACTS, viz. 


The Bounties granted by an Act of 26 Geo. III. for encouraging the Fifheries carried on at New- 
foundland, &amp;c. and ‘to continue other Aéts relating to the Importation of Goods, &amp;c. into the 
Port of St. John’s, in Antigua, and relative to the Maidftone Geneva ; ordered, with an Inftruc- 
tion, LI. 640. Inftruétion to make Provifion for continuing fuch Part of A&amp; of 35 Geo. III. 

- * for better fecuring the Duties on Glafs,”” as was to have Continuance to sth July 1797. 666. 
PP. 698. 


~ Granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in the Highlands of Scotland, LHI. 118. 140. P. 169. 





Further to continue Ditto; ordered, LUI.-293-  Inftruction, 353. P. 451. Another A&amp; 
Another Act rela- 





relative to Ditto; ordered, &amp;c. LUI. 671. Inftruction, 679. P. 708. 
tive to Ditto; ordered, LIV. 374. P. 413. : 


XIII. Inftructions 








. : x" 7 MNO Supply, e ii 


XIII. Inftructions to Gentlemen appointed to iprepare and bring 
in Bills of Supply, to.make.Provifion therein, relating 
to, wz. ee | 7 
Bank of England, viz. 


554 For applying £. 500,000 out of unclaimed Dividends to the Public Service; “ For authorizing ‘the 
“ Lords Commiffioners of His Majefty’s Treafury to iifue a certain Sum by way of Exchequer 
* Bills, for further fecuring the punétual Payment of any. Arrears of Dividends, &amp;c«.? XLVI: 2 50; 





. 








Bounties, viz. ) a ovis M on 
a To revive and continué thole granted by Act of 26’Geo. II. for encoutaping ‘the Fitheries carried 
on at Newfoundland, &amp;c. * For continuing Acts of 33 and 35 Geo: III. giving Power to 


“ Sir William Bifhop, 8c. to continue and carry on the Manutaéture of Maidftone Geneva, 
* &amp;c.” Lil, 640. 





Confolidated Fund, viz. 


655 For.granting certain Sums out of Ditte.—=* To make Provifion for applying certain other Sums 
“ out.of the faid Fund, purfyant to other Refolutions ;” XLVI. 616.~—XLVIIL 464. 801.— 
XLIX. 451.—LII. 719.—LIV. 659.—LV. 765. 








ag ; ; 
Duties, viz. ag | 
556. For-granting additional Duties of Excife on Worts, Wath, &amp;c..——“ For preventing Diftillers from 
* makiag ufe of Wheat, or Wheat Flour, in making Wath for extracting Spirits,” L. 287. 
557 For granting certain Stamp Duties on Sea Infurances. “&lt; For charging certain Stamp Duties on 


‘* Infurances of Ships, Goods, or Merchandize, &amp;c. agreeable to a Refolution of the Committee 
* of Ways and Means,” L. 362. ‘ 
558. For granting additional Duties on the Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;¢c.———** For charging an additional 
«Annual Duty upon Stills, ufed for arp Worts, &amp;c. in the Highlands of Scotland; and an 
** additional Annual Duty on Stills ufed for rectifying, 8c. Spirits in “Scotland, purfuant to 
© Refolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means,” L. 374. 
en For granting additional Duties on Foreign Wines and Britifh Sweets+——* To enable Auctioneers 
“ to fell {uch Wine only, for which all the Duties on Wines fhall be proved to the Commiffioners 
* of the Cuftoms and Excife to have been paid,” Li. 609. 
For granting certain Stamp Duties on the feveral Matters therein mentioned.“ For the better 
“‘ fecuring the Duties on Certificates to be taken out by Solicitors, Attornies, and others, 
“&lt; practifing in certain Courts of Juftice in Great Britain,” LII. 549. 
For granting new and additional Duties of Cuftoms on Imports and Exports, &amp;c.——* For no 
“ Britifh Ship, required to be regiftered, to depart without Convoy, &amp;c, LIII. 612, 


: ‘See Willg, 1.4. &amp;c, 








Navy, viz. 


559- For an Increafe of Pay and Provifions to Seamen and Martnes, &amp;c.—“ For allowing the full 
“ Amount of their Wages to all Petty Officers, Seamen, &amp;c. who may hereafter be wounded in 
“ Aion with the Enemy, until their Wounds fhall be healed, &amp;c.” Alfo, “ For amending 
“fo much of an Act of 35 Geo. ITI. as enables Petty Officers, &amp;c. to allot Part of their Pay for 
“ the Maintenance of their Wives, Children, or Mothets,” LI. 557. 





Infructions difcbarged, and the like Infruction given to Committees on Bills of 
Supply, Viz. ) 
560. Given to Gentlemen appointed to prepare, &amp;c. a Bill, relative to a Stamp Duty on Sea Infurances, 
“ Power given to the Committee on a like Bill, to charge the Duties on all Infurances on 
‘© any Ship or Ships, &amp;c. except Infurances, 8c. from Fire under Act 22 Geo, III. or on Life or 
* Lives,” L. 372. 


XIV. InftruQions to Committees on Bills of Supply, to receive 
Claufes in Bills, relating to, viz. | 





Annuities, -viz. | 
561. For raifing Sums by Annuities ———* To receive Claufes of Credit,” Lil. a12.~-LIV. 621. 


Confolidated Fund, viz. : 
For granting Sums out of the Confolidated Fund, and applying other Sums, viz. 
562. To receive Claufesof Credit, XLVI. 633.-—XLVM. 710-—XLVIM. 83¢.—XLIX. 470-~ 
L, 603.—Li. 699.&lt;«LIl, 740eLIV. 717.--LV. 772-——See infra, (Credit, Votes of.) 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790—1800,) 12 C Confolidated 





- 


563. 


564. 


565. 


566. 


567. 


568. 


Supply ; 









Inftructions to Committees on Bills of Supply, to 
receive Claufes in Bills, continued. 







Confolidated Fund, continued. 


To receive Claufes of :Apptoptiation, XLVI. 634.—XLVI. 710-—XLYVIII. 832.—XLIX. 470. 
L. 603.—LI. 699.—LII. 740.—LIV. 717.—LV. 772. 


See /upra, 510. 
For making forth Duplicates of Exchequer Bills, Lottery Tickets, Certificates, Receipts, Annuity 
Orders, or other Orders, loft, burnt, or otherwife deftroyed, XLVII. 710.—LI. 740.— LV. 772. 
Credit, Votes of, viz. 


For raifing the Sum of One Million.——* To receive a Claufe of Appropriation.”——Ditto to 
make forth Duplicates of Exchequer Bills, Lottery Tickets, 8c, loft or burnt, &amp;c. Lill. 698. 





Duties, viz. 


For granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c:———* For preventing the Rethoval 
“ of Spirits from the Highland to the Lowland Diftrits of Scotland ;” 1. 401. 


For further continuing Aé for letting to Farm the Duties on Poft Horfes, &amp;c.——* For autho- 
** rizing the Commiffioners of the Stamp Duties to prefcribe the Period for making any Depofit by 
“ Perfons farming tlte faid Duties, and vacate any Contract’on Failute of fuch Depofit being, 
** made,” LIV. 662. ; thpapettaad * Mhare 2 





For granting additional Duties on Sugar imported and exported, &amp;c.——“ For repealing fo much 
** of Act 32 Geo, III. for regulating the Allowance of the Drawback, &amp;c. on the Exportation of 
“ Sugar, &amp;c. as relates to the afcertaining the Average Price of Sugar, and regulating the Draw- 
“ back and Bounty on the Exportation of Sugar,” Liv: 662. 





Exchequer Bills, viz. 


To enable the Commiftioners of the Treafury to iffue them on the Credit of fuch Aids as have or may 
be granted by. Parliament, &amp;c.——~** To enable the Governor, &amp;c. of the Bank of England, to 
“advance for the Public Service, in Cafh or Bullion to be remitted Abroad, any fuch Sum as 
** they fhall judge expedient, not exceeding in the whole, any Sum which has been or may be 
“* granted in the fame Seffion, on Account of Foreign Subfidies or Services abroad; LV. 400. 


For raifing a certain Sum by them for the Service of the Year 1801. 
“ Claufe of Appropriation,” Lv. 908. 





** Power given to receive a 


Land Tax, viz. 


For a Land Tax.——-Claufes of Credit, XLVI. 61.—XLVIT. 415.—XLVIII. 181.—XLIX. 146.— 
L. 67.—LI. 70.—LI. 68.—LIII. 119.— LIV. 61.—LV. 42. 884. 


To make good Deficiencies of former Years, XLVI. 61.—XLVH. 415.—XLVIII. 181.—XLIX, 
146.—L. 67.—LI. 70.—LII. 68.—LIII. 119.—LIV. 61.—LV. 42. 884. 


For carrying to the Confolidated Fund the Surplus of the Duties impofed by Aé&amp; of laft Sef- 
fion, for granting certain Duties on Penfions, &amp;c. and on Sugar, Malt, &amp;c. and alfo the Surplus 
of the Duties granted by this Bill, which have -arifen, &amp;c. over and above the Sums thereby re- 
fpectively appropriated for the Service of the Yeats 1799 and 1800; LV. 42. 

Malt, Mum, &amp;c. viz. : 
For continuing and granting certain Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry, viz. 


Claufes of Credit, XLVI. 131.—XLVII. 415.~—XLVIII. 181.—XLIX. 146.—L. 67.—LI. 70. 
LI. 67.—LIII. 119.-—LIV. 57.—LV. 42. 884. 


To make good Deficiencies of former Years, XLVI. 131.—XLVII. 415.—XLVIII. 181.—XLIX. 
146.—L. 67.—LI. 70.—LII, 68.—LIII. 119.—LIV. §7.—LV. 42. 884. 


Penfions, Offices, &amp;c.——Claufes of Credit and of Appropriation, LIV. 61.—LV. 42. 
See Supra, 566. i 


XV. Inftru&amp;tions to Committees on Bills of Supply, giving Power 


- §09&gt; 





to make Provifion therein, relating to, 272. 


Annuities, viz. 


For raifing Seven Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds by Annuities———* For reftraining the 
“ Iffue of any Sums of Money, which might be raifed by'virtue of Two Aéts of the fame Sef- 
“ fion, for raifing Money by Lous 


or Exchequer Bills ;” LI. 627. 


- For 





Supply;! InftruGtions to Com{nitteés on Bills of Supply; | * may 


Power to make Provifion therein, continued. ~ 








For raifing Thirteen Millions by way of Ditto‘ For Contributors poffeffed of certain Exchequér 
“« Bills; to be at Liberty to pay in the fame on Account of the Inftalments, &amp;c.””” LU. 528: 
“ For raifing another Sum of One Million Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds; purfuant to a 
“ Refolution of the Committee of Ways and Means,” 540. 





Affefiments, viz: 


For extending the Time for returning Affeffments under A&amp; granting an Aid and Contributioti 


during the War.——“ For explaining and amending A&amp; of the fame Seffion relating to Ditto,” 
LIV. 313. 





Bounties, viz. 7 | | 
For reviving and continuing thofe granted by A&amp;t Of 26 Geo: III. for encoutaging the Fitheries 


carried on at Newfoundland, &amp;c,. *“* To continue fuch Part of an Act of 95 Geo. III. for 


* ae fecuring the Duties on Glafs,” as was to have continuance until sth; of July 1797; 
Lil: 666. ‘i 





Confolidated Fund, viz. 


aa For applying a Sum therein meritioned for the Service of the Year 1799.——* For applying a 
« Sum in the Hands of the Paymafter-General, for the Extraordinary Expences of the Army 
“* for 1798, to defray the Extraordinary Expences of the Army for 1799” LIV. 717. 





Drawbacks, wiz: 
§70. For the Reduétion of the Drawbacks and Bounties now allowed oni the Exportation of Sugar.— 


“ For allowing the Drawback on Sugar, exported to Ireland i the State in which it was Gicoraed 
‘*&lt; into Great Britain*from Foreign Parts,” LI. 241. See fiipra, 455: 








Duties, vzs. 


oo Affefiments on Horfes, Carriages, &amp;c. additional Duties for a Term to be limited. “ For 
“ charging additional Duties on the Affefiments on Houfes; Windows, and Lights, and on 
«« Dogs, Clocks, and Watches, &amp;c. purfuant to Refolutions agreed to,” LIII. 164. 


- Cuftoms, &amp;c. granting new and additional Cuftoms for the Protection of Trade, &amp;¢—* Fort 
“« charging particular Duties on Cotton Wool, imported from Turkey, &amp;c. other than by the 


« Eaft India Company, and on the Value of Cotton Wool fold at the Public Sales of the Eaft 
* India Company,” LIII. 664. 








Diftilleries, viz. 


571. For granting an additional Duty on thofe in the Highlands of Scotland, &amp;c. * For charging a 
“ further additional Duty on Ditto, except withia a. Diftri&amp; to be limited ;” purfuant to a Re- 
folution of the Committee of Ways and Means, Lil. 664. 
Glafs, viz. 


iv Additional Duties on Ditto imported.—* For certain Duties on Caft Plate Glafs, made in 
“Great Britain to ceafé, and to .charge others in Lieu, purfuant to Refolutions of the 
* Houfe,” XLIX. 349. | 


Gootls, Wares, and Merchandize, viz. 


as Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto.——* For applying Money, arifing by an Act of the preceding 
“‘ Seffion for Reduétion of Drawbacks, &amp;c. ori Exportdtion of Sugar; towards defrayi 


yihg 
“‘ the increafed Charge, occafioned by any Loan granted, &amp;c. by any Act of the pre- 
“ ceding Seffion,” Lil. 212. 





Income, viz. 


ss “ Power given to amend the Acts, fo far as to. collecting, &amp;c. the Duties thereby granted, 
“and fupplying Omiffions, or rectifying Miftakes, in the Appointment of Commiffioners,”’ 
LIV. 494. 
Land Tax, viz. : 
ot s' For granting an Aid to His Majefty. by Ditto.——* For the Relief of Perfons profeffing the 


“Roman Catholic Religion, with refpeé&amp;t to the Payment of a Double Rate,” XLIX. 146. 


“ For relieving Widows and Children of certain Officers of ‘His Majefty’s Navy, from 
“the Payment of the Rates and Affeffiments cha 





rged on the Penfions ted to fuch 
“ Widows and Children,” L. 67. wii 
Legacies, viz. 
573- For repealing certain Duties on Legacies, 8c. and granting other Duties, &amp;c——* For cer- 


“tain Rates and Duties, on Receipts and Difcharges for 
“23. and 29. Geo. III. to ceafe and determine, &amp;c.”” Li. 399. 


Male Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. viz. ‘ pt 

- For amending Aét.——“ For obviating Doubts refpecting Duties impofed on Male Perfons 
“never having been married, relating to their Servants, &amp;c.” Lil. 695.” Bie 

Inpsx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


ies, &amp;c. granted by Acts of ze. 


Malt, 





Supply; | 





InftruQtions. to. Committees on Bills. .of Supply, 
giving Power to make Provifion therein, ‘continued. 





574- 


575: 


576. 


577: 


578. 


579- 





Malt, viz. 





ee 


Granting additional Duties upon Ditto. “ For making a certain Allowance upon every Barrel 
** of Beer or Ale, above certain Prices and brewed &amp;c. in England,” XLVI. 131. 


Paper, Pafteboard, &amp;c. viz. 
For repealing prefent Duties and granting others. 





** For allowing a Drawback on printed 


‘“* Books, &amp;c. liable to a Duty of Excife, which fhall be exported by Printets or Bookfellers,”” 8c. 


XLIX. 308. 


Poftage and conveyance of Letters, viz. 
For altering certain Rates of Ditto in England and Scotland, &amp;c. 





to {et apart at the Receipt 


“© of the Exchequer, for a Period of Eight Years, out of the Monies arifing from the Revenue 
“ of the Poft-office, the Annual Sum of £. 40,000, towards defraying the increafed Charge 
* occafioned by any Loan raifed, &amp;c. by an Act of 35 Geow IL.” Lu. 213. 


Promiffory Notes, &amp;c. 


For granting a Stamp Buty on Ditto, under Forty Shillings. 
** Notes under Forty Shillings, re-iffuable from Time to Time,” LIV. 


Sea Infurances, viz. 


ce 





or charging a Duty on 
616. 


For granting certain Stamp Duties‘on Ditto-————“ For.charging the faid Duties on all Infurances 
“‘ upon any Ship or Ships, Goods, or Merchandize, or upon‘ any other Property or Intereft, 
** whereon Infurances may lawfully, be made, . &amp;¢, except Infurances on, Houfes, &amp;c. from Fire, 
* under Act of 22 Geo. ILI. or any Infurances relative to Life or Lives, &amp;c.” L. 372. 


Spirits, viz. 
For reducing the Duties on Spirits diftilled from Melaffes or “Sugar. 
“ Duties ‘now payable on Starch imported,” LV. 42. 





“better Collection of the Duties to beconie payable on Starch imported,” 45; 


Stamps, viz. : 
For granting certain Duties on the feveral Matters-therein mentioned. 





“ £. 1000, and Six Shillings on ¢. 1000, or upwards,” Lil. 566. 


«cc 








“ For reducing the 
On Bill re-committed. 


“© For the 


. = vel on For the Duties 
“ of Six Shillings, and of Eleven Shillings, now payable on Policies of Infurance of Houfes, 
“Furniture, 8c. to ceafe, éc. and for charging Three Shillings on Policies not amounting to 


“ For charging certain 


** Duties on Promiffory Notes-which; may be re-iffuable after Payment, &amp;c. and on thofe ex- © 
“ ceeding £.200; and alfo on Grants of Offices, &amp;c. above the value of £. 100. per Annum,” 


611. 





to accept and transfer Stock, &amp;c.” LIV. 515. 


Sugar, viz. 
Granttin 





Land Tax Redemption Bill—_—** To exempt’ from Stamp Duties, Letters of Attorney 


an additional Duty on Sugar. imported——* For allowing a Bounty of Three 


“ Shillings and Fourpence per Cwt. on refined: Sugar called Baftard, and. ground or powdered 
“ Sugar, and refined’ Loaf Sugar broken in Pieces, and all Sugar called Candy, exported from 


* this Kingdom as Merchandize,” XLVI. 331. 
For 





&amp;c. 
“« Kingdom by the Eaft India Company,” LIV. 628. 


Taxed Carts, &amp;c. viz. 





anting additional Duties on Sugar imported and exported, and‘on Coffee exported 
* For charging an additional Duty on Brown and Mufcovado Sugar imported into this 


So much of Ac of 29 Geo. IIT. for granting additional Rates on Horfes and Carriages, &amp;c. as relates 


to additional Duties upon Coaches with Four Wheels ufed as Stage Coaches. 





“ To make 


“* Provifion for charging a certain Duty on taxed Carts, and an additional Duty of Ten per Cent. 
“ on the Grofs amount thereof ;’—And alfo,—* To exempt any Horfe drawing fuch Cart, on 
*‘ which the faid Duty is intended to be impofed, from any Duty whatfoever on Account of 


“drawing fuch Cart,” L. 582. 


Tea; viz. 
For granting an Additional Duty of Excife on Tea. 





“To repeal fo much of an A&amp; 


‘of the laft Seffion, for granting Duties of Cuftoms on Merchandize, &amp;c. as Charges a Duty 


“ on Tea imported into this Kingdom,” Lill. 524. 


Wines, (Foreign) and Britifh Sweets; for granting additional Duties on Ditto. 


* Auctioneers to fell fuch 
“Commiffioners of Cuftoms and Excife to have been paid,” LI. 605. 


~ lutions of the Committee of Ways and Means reported and agreed to, 655. 


4 Motion for giving an Inftruction withdrawn, viz. 
~~ “Dy limit the Exemption from, the Tax to be impofed on Dogs, LI. 700. 


‘ 





“ce 





To enable | 
ines only, for which all the Duties on Wines fhall be proved to the 


. ‘ For charging an 
“ additional Duty of Excife on all French Wine, and Wine of Portugal and Madeira, and Wine 
“‘ of the Produce of Spain, or of any of the Dominions of the King of Spain, and Wine of all 
** other-forts, for or in refpeét whereof, none of the Duties impofed by Two Aéts of 35 and 
* 36 Geo. AI. fhall haye been paid, and which fhall be fold by AuGtion;” purfuant to Refo- 








Sup ply 5 puget to Committees on Bills of Supply, giving 


Power to make Provifion therein, continued, &amp;c. 





Inftrutions, continued. 


On other Bills of Supply; viz: 


Loans, viz. 


| 581. 


XVI. 


582. 


XVII. 


583. 


584. 


585. 


586. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 


For guaranteeing the Payment of Dividends ona Loan of £.1,620,000, to the Emperor of Germany. 
“ For every Contributor to the Loan of Fourteen Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds, 
“« who have depofited 10 per Cent. towards raifing any further Loan, &amp;c. to be allowed an In- 
“ tereft, by way of Difcount, of 4 per Cent. &amp;c.” LII.,590. “© For enabling the Governor, 
“ &amp;c. of the Bank of England, to retain out of the faid Loans, the Sums granted for re-paying 
“ to the faid Governor, &amp;c. ‘the Advances made by them for the Public Service :” * Alfo 
“« for re-paying tothe Contributors to. the faid Loans, the Excefs of their Depofits beyond the 
* proportional Depofits to the faid Loans,” 592. 











Leave given to offer Claufes, upon Reports and Third 
Readings of Bills of Supply, vz. 
Relative to Mefits Biftiop’s Diftillery at Maidftone, upon the Bill for continuihg the Duties on 
Foreign Spirits imported, purfuant to their Petition, XLVIII. 804. 


Relative to Licences to be taken out by Diftillers of Spirits in England, for Exportation to Scot- 
land, upon the Bill for granting additional Duties on Diftilleriesin Scotland, &amp;c. L. 412. 





Upon the Report of the Bill relating to the Income Duty. “ For applying a Sum towards the 
“‘ Service of the Year 1798, out of the Monies arifing from the Rates, &amp;c. out of an Act of the 
“ Jaft Seffion for an Aid and Contribution during the War, &amp;c.” LIV. 514. 


Uponthe Third Reading of the Bill, for raifing 4 certain Sum by Loans or Exchequer Bills—— 
“For permitting Exchequer Bills, iffued under an Act of the laft Seffion, if not paid bya 
“‘ certain Day, to be received in Payment of any of the Branches of the Public Revenue,” 
LV. 44. 


Claufes added on Reports, and Third Readings of Bills of 
Supply, relating to, v7. 


Annuities ; for granting Ditto to fatisfy certain Navy and Victualling Bills, For the regular 
« Paymient of Navy and Victualling Bills in future,” XLIX. 365. 


For raifing Fifteen MillionsFive Hundred Thoufand Pounds by Annuities. ** By Way 
“ of Ryder, declaring that the Contributors to this Loan may pay Exchequer Bills, iffued on 
“the Vote of Credit of laft Seffion, for Sums beyond the Amount of Inftdlments due,” 
LIV. 647. 


For raifing Twenty Millions Five Hundred Thoufand Pounds by Ditto. 
authorizing the Bank to Pay in certain Exchequer Bills in Part of the Loan,” Lv. 264. 


Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. “ For exempting Receipts upon Bank Bills or Notes, and Letters 
acknowledging the fafe arrival of Bills, and alfo Receipts for Drawbacks or Bounties,”—another 
Claufe.—* For allowing unftamped Receipts to be ftamped if brought to the Office within a 
“ certain Time ;—Another Claufe.— For exempting Perfons from Penalties for accepting 
“ unftamped Receipts, if afterwards brought to be ftamped and the Duties paid,” XLVI. 646. 











For 








——_—_— For granting a Stamp Duty on Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. under Forty Shillings. “ For 
« allowing the Chartered Banks to re-iffue Notes in Circulation previous to 1ft of December 
“1799, LIV. 709. 


Credit, Vote of, Bill. ** That the Governor and Company of the Bank of England fhall not 
“ be fubjeét to the Penalties of an A&amp;t of 5 William and Mary, for advancing Money for the 
«« Payment of Bills of Exchange accepted by, or by the Direction of, the Commiffioners of 
“‘ the Treafury, and made payable at the Bank of England,” XLVI: 677. See fupra, 452. 











Duties, viz. 





For continuing them, &amp;c. on Foreign Spirits imported——** For continuing to the Executors 
** of Mr. Bifhop the Right of carrying on his Geneva Diftillery at Maidftone ;” Another 
Claufe, “ directing that the prefent Proprietors of the faid Diftillery hall continue under 
“ the fame Regulations as Mr. Bifhop was fubject to,”’ XLVI. 833. 


i2 D 587. For 













































Claufes added on Reports, and Third Readings of 
Supply ;} Bills of Supply, continued. | 


oe 





Relating to Duties, continued. 


587. For making perpetual certain Duties on Foreign Spirits, and on Sugar imported into Great Britain, 
“* By way of Ryder, for appropriating the Duties,” XLIX. 176. 





588. For granting certain Stamp Duties on Indentures of Clerkfhips, and on Admiffion of Solicitors or 
Attornies, &amp;c. “ By way of Ryder, directing that a Clerk bound to a Second Mafter, upon 
“ the'Death of the Firft Mafter fhall not pay the Duty a Second Time,” XLIX. 350. 








589. For granting additional Duties of Excife on Foreign Wine and Sweets. * By way of Ryder, 
* to give the fame Allowance and Drawbacks for the Ufe ofthe Navy, at the Port of Dart- 
+ * mouth, on the Duties impofed by this Act, in like Manner as is done with refpect to former 


“ Duties,” L. 311. : 





590. For granti ng a Duty on Certificates iffued for ufing Hair Powder——* To exempt certain Clergy- 
“men, and Officers in the Army and Navy, from Payment of the Duty.” Another Claufe, 
“ For exempting Corps of Yeomanry or Volunteers from Payment of the Duty in certain Cafes ;” 
Another Claute, “ direting that any Perfon who fhall have more than Two Daughters unmarried, 
‘© fhall be allowed a Certificate for all of them, on paying the Duty for Two ;” Another Claufe, 
“ directing that the Proof of any Exemption fhall lie on the Perfon claiming it,” L. 361. On 
the Third Reading, ‘* By way of Ryder, for exempting Diffenting Minifters, not pofleffed of a 
* certain Income, from Payment of the Duty,” 385. 


591. For further regulating the Privilege of fending, &amp;c. Letters and Packets free from the Duty of 

Poftage. “« For exempting Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, and Newspapers, from the 
“ Duty of Poftage ;” Another Claufe, “ To permit Soldiers and Sailors to receive Letters on pay- 
‘* ing a {mall Poftage ;’’ Another Claufe, “ For enabling Soldiers and Sailors to fend Letters on 
‘© paying a fmall Poftage,” L. 418. ~ 








592. For granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c. “ For making perpetual the 
* Duties on certain Licences ;"’ Another Claufe, “ For removing Doubts refpecting the Duties 
“ impofed by an Act of 31 Geo. IIL.” L. 455. In another Bill for Ditto.—* For allowing 
“ Diftillers to deliver up their Licences, and to be entitled to a Return of Part of the Duty,” 
LIl. 222. By Way of Ryder, for permftting Diftillers to withdraw their Licences in Part, 225. 








593+ For granting certain Stamp Duties on Sea Infurances——* For making Allowances of the Stamp 
“ Duties in certain Cafes,” L. 474. 
594. For granting additional Duties of Excife on Tobacco and Snuff. * By Way of Ryder, for ex- 





“ empting from the Duty Tobacco ufed on board Tranfport Veffels by Soldiers ;”— Another 
Claufe, “ By Way of Ryder, directing that fuch Tobacco fhall be for the Ufe of the Soldiers 
** only, and fhall not be re-landed ;”—Another Claufe, ‘‘ By Way of Ryder, for afcertaining 
“ the Quantity of Tobacco to be allowed to fuch Tranfport Veffels,” LI. 235. 


595- For granting new Duties on all Horfes not changed with Duty by any Act of Parliament, &amp;c.—— 
“« For exempting Horfes let out by Licenced Poftmafters,” LI. 243. 


For granting additional Duties on all Horfes before charged with a Duty of Two Shillings, &amp;c.—— 
‘“* For exempting Horfes ufed by Volunteer Corps from the Duties impofed by this At, or by 
“ Ac of 36 Geo. III.”’ Lil. 720. 


596. For granting additional Duties on Horfes kept for the Purpofe of Riding, &amp;c——*“ By Way of 
“ Ryder, for exempting Perfons occupying or having Eftates under a certain Value,” LI. 247. 








597. For granting a Duty on Succeffion to Real Eftates, &amp;c.——* To prevent Perfons from making 
“* falfe Declarations ;” after being committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, LI. 689. 











598. For granting additional Duties on Foreign Wines and Britith Sweets. “© By Way of Ryder, for 
“ giving Time for Payment of the Duties on Wine, imported before the 1{t Day of Auguft ;” 
LI. 700. 
599- For impofing certain Duties on Dogs. “ For allowing Perfons to compound: for Hounds on 
*¢ Payment of a certain Sum ;” LI. 763. 
600. For the better Collection of the Duty on Hats. ** By Way of Ryder, for enabling the Com- 


‘* miffioners of Stamps to give Credit to Perfons paying the Duty ;”’—Another Claufe,—“ By 
**\Way of Ryder, for permitting licenced Dealers in Hats, to fell to other licenced Dealers, Hats 
‘* without ftamped Linings for the Purpofe of their felling the fame again ;” LI. 765. 


For granting an additional Stamp Duty on Deeds. * Declaring, that the Act thall not extend ~ 


“ to Indentures of Apprenticefhip, or Leafes, where the Money paid, or Rent referved, does not 
** exceed Ten Pounds ;” LII. 720. , 





For granting additional Duties on Amount of particular Affeffments for a Term to be limited. 
“ Directing a leffer Rate of Duty to be paid, for Houfes ufed for the Reception of Lunatics ;” and 
feveral other Claufes;—‘ For exempting Royal or Public Hofpitals,” 8c. LIIIl. 170. 175. 
176. 





For repealing the Duties on Male Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. and granting others——* For ex- 
** empting Perfons who furnifh Horfes in the Volunteer Cavalry ;”—* For appointing Colleétors 





“ in 


. , | Claufes added. on ‘Reports, and Third Readings of 
Supply ;| Bills of Supply, comtinued, &amp;c: 7 5 


So 





ST ——ee &gt; wanes 


Relating to Duties, continued. 


“ in the Parithes within the Bills of Mortality, &amp;c.”—‘ For the Duties in Scotland to be paid 
“© Half Yearly ;” Lill. sro. 





* For repealing the Duties on Houfes, Windows, or Lights, &amp;c. and granting others. « By Way 
“ of Ryder, for ftopping up Windows in the Roots of Houfes ;”—* Ditto, for appointing Col- 
*“ letors within the Bills of Mortality ;’—** Ditto, dire¢ting the Commiffioners in Matters of 
“* Difpute to fend Cafesto the Judges ;” Lill. §31. 


oo For Aid and Contribution during the War ; better Execution of the A&amp;.—-——* For granting Re- 
“ lief to Perfons who have ceafed to keep Carriages before the 1ft of November, 1797 ;” Lill: 
670.—On Third Reading,—* For afcertaining the Duties to be paid by Theatres; and other 
“ Places of Public Entertainment ;” 694. 


- For granting new and additional Cuftoms on Goods, for the better Protection of Trade; &amp;c. 
“‘ That Goods imported by the Eaft India Company fhall not be charged before a certain 
“© Time ;”—-“ For exempting Articles exported to Newfoundland ;”—“ Declaring that no Fees 
** fhall be demanded for any Licence granted by the A&amp;t ;” Lill. 677. 


se For granting 2 Duty on Taxed Carts. “ Declaring, that particular Perfons who fhall keep a 
“ Taxed Cart, fhall be charged for the Horfe drawing fuch Carriage, as for a Horfe not kept 
“* for Riding ;” LIII. 701.—On Third Reading,—* For, vacating Affefiments on Taxed Carts, 
“© made by Ac for granting Aid and Contribution during the War ;” 705. 


a For continuing, &amp;c. Duties on Penfions, Offices, &amp;c. ** For allowing the A&amp; to be varied, or 
“© repealed, by any Act of the fame Seffion ;” LIV. 64. 

















For repealing the Duties for Aid and Contribution, &amp;c. and granting others upon’ Income. 
“ Refpecting the Appointment of Commiffioners for Cities and Towns which are Counties of 
“© themfelves ;”” and.other Claufes, LIV. 103. 127. 


jis To enable the Commercial Commiffioners under bncome; &amp;c. Aét, to extend the Time limited . 
for receiving Returns of Income, &amp;c. ** Directing that Commiffioners engaged in Trade, 
“‘ fhall be affeffed by the Commercial Commiffioners ;” and feveral other Claufes, LIV. 521. 


ue For granting additional Duties on Sugar imported, ec. ahd on Coffee." By Way of Ryder, 
** declaring that the Duties on Sugar imported by the Eaft. India Company, fhall be paid not- 
“ withftanding any Act of this Seffion;""-— Another Clauie,—* Directing that the Bounty on 
“« the Exportation of Britifh Plantation Sugar, fhall be paid on all Sugar fhipped before 24th 
“ July, 17993” LIV. 671. 


- For repealing the Duties of Excife‘on Diftilleries in Scotland, and’ granting others, &amp;¢c.—* Dis 
“© recting the Manner of keeping an Account of the: Duties ;” LV. 702. 








Income, viz. 


ne To enable Commercial Commiffioners to extend the Time for receiving. Returns of Income, &amp;c. 


“ For appropriating Money for the Services of the Year 1798;” and other Claufes, 
LIV. 522. a. 





Loans, or Exchequer Bills, viz. 


For raifing an additional Sum by Ditto——* For numbering the Exchequer Bills ;” Liv. sat. 


For raifing a certain Sum by Ditto. By Way of Ryder, for permitting Exchequer Bills iffued 
“ under the Aé of laft Seffion, Cap. 114, if not paid by a certain Day, to be received in Pay- 
«« ment of any of the Branches of the Public Revenue ;” Lv. 46. 





Claufes offered and withdrawn, &amp;c,, viz. es 


601. Bill for further regulating the Privilege of fending, &amp;c. Letters and) Packets,freefrom the Duty 


of Poftage. « That Franking in Public Offices fhall be abolifhed, and that the Letters 
-«' fent and received fall be-paid'for by Public Money ;” &amp;c. L: 4178. 


“ for charging additional Duties on Account of particular Affeffinents:——* For Perfons 
“ enrolled in the Yeomanry Cavalry to claim an Exemption for One Horfe ;” Lill. 170. 











" «—— for granting a Duty on Taxed Carts.——* Fort vacating former Affefiments.on Ditto, 
* under the Act for granting an Aid and Contribution during the War;” LII. 701. On 
Third- Reading,—‘*‘: For particular Perfons, of an Income below £. 100, to. be liable to the 
«« like Duty for the Horfe as if the Cart had remained liable to the former Duty ;” 705. 


Claufes offered and read Firft Time, and’ the further Proceeding’ on Bills adjourned; Litt. 681. 


Claufes offered, and committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, Lill. 171.——See Milig, 
283. &amp;c. o&gt; SE Bhi 


InpEx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) XVIII. Amendments 





aby 










































XVIII. Amendments made to Bills of Supply, and Bills for the Re- 
sulation of sens &amp;c. relating to, viz. 


On Reports, viz. 


602. For Payment of a certain Sum by the Bank into the Exchequer, XLVI..628. __ 
603. For repealing Duties on Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. and granting others, XLVI. 646. ‘ 
604. For granting additional Duties of Excife on Foreign Wine, and Sweets, L. 307. 
605. For granting Ditto on Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate, L. 318. 
o For Ditto of Cuftoms on Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, LII. 221: 
For Dittoon Salt, LIII. 534. 
a For Aid and Contribution ; better Execution of the Ac, Bec. Lill. 670.—LIY. 103, 128, 


For granting a Duty on Taxed Carts, Lill. 703. 
For increafing Rates of Subfiftence to. Innkeepers on Quartering Soldiers, LY. 466. 
See infra, 608. 


On Reports; made to Amendments of Committees on Bills, viz. 


606. For granting additional Duties on Diftilleries in Scotland, &amp;c. L. 447. 
607. For repealing certain Duties on Legacies and Perfonal Eftates, and granting other Duties, &amp;c. 
LI. 539- 


Charging additional Duties on particular Affeffments, LIII. 168. 170. 
For increafing Rates of Subfiftence to Innkeepers on Quartering Soldiers, LV. 466. 


On Reports, viz. 
608. Claufes propofed amended, XLVI. 647.—&lt;-LIII. 171. 
Amendments difagreed to, LU. 221.—LIII. 168, 


On Third Readings, viz. 

609. Aid and Contribution during the War. Liv, 378. 
Annuities ; raifing Sums by Ditto, LI. 215. 
Affeffments ; additional Duties on fome, LIII. 176, 
Attornies and Solicitors, XLIX. 350. 

é Auétions, Bricks, &amp;c. LII. 221. 

610. Bills of Exchange, &amp;c. XLVI. 654, 


611. Credit, Votes of, XLVIII. 682. : 

612. Cuftoms, additional Duties, L. 388.—LIII. 692. 
- Deeds ; additional Stamp Duty on Ditto, LU. 724. 
613. Hair Powder Duty, L.: 385. 

614. Legacies and Perfonal Eftates, LI. 554. 

615. Malt ; additional Duty, XLVI. 135. 


Salt ; for granting additional Duties on Ditto, LIII. 539. 
ve Servants, Carriages, &amp;c. Lill, 518. 
616, Spitits, (Foreign,) and Sugar ; for making the Duties on Ditto perpetual, XLIX. 176. 
617. Worts,..Wath, and other Liquors, XLVI. 135. 
Other Bills of Supply, Viz. 
Militia Pay and Cloathing, Lil. 412. 
Divifion on a Motion*for agreeing to an Amendment, and not Forty Members prefent, Lil: 217. 
} Ahtndenents propofed, but not made, viz. 
618... For Bills to be read Second Time on particular Days inftead of now, XLVI. 129. 
619. For the Houfe to confider Bills re-committed in Three Months inftead of immediately, LI. 673. 
3 On . 








——— 


620. 
621. 


623. 


624. 


XIX. 


626. 


627. 
628. 
6209. 


630. 


651. 








of Supply, comtinaed, &amp;c. 


Supply — propofed but not: made, of . to pie 


ae ee 





On Reports, viz. 
An Amendment propofed withdrawn, XLVI. 646. 


Malt Duty ; for the Amendments made by the Committee to be read Second Time in Six Months, 
inftead of now, XLVI. 133. 


For further confidering a Report on a particular Day, inftead of now, LI. 454. 





-Ditto in Four Months, inftead of now, LI. 539: 


Relative to the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia 
Lil. 412. 





For inferting, “ except a Militia Commiffion,” 





Duties on particular Affeffinerits.—“ Filling Blanks with particular Words ;" Lim. 1 72. 


On Third Readings, viz. 


Affeffments ; additional Duties on fome. 





 Claufes not Read Third Time;” Lim. 1 75&gt; 176. 
Wines (Foreign), and Sweets To leave out particular Words ;” L. 311. 
For reading a Bill Third Time in Three Weeks inftead of now, LI., 426. 
Not made by being withdrawn, LIII. 518.—LV. 592. 
See Amendments.— Bills, 305. &amp;c. 


Amendments made by the Lords to Bills of Supply, viz. 
And agreed to, with Reafons for it, LIV. 384. 


Bills of Supply re-committed, vz. 


Aid and Contribution during the War, extending the Time for returning Affeffments, &amp;c. 
LIV. 325. 


Attorneys or Solicitors Admiffions, &amp;c. XLIX. 312. 


o&gt; ; for granting new and additional Duties of Ditto for better Protection of Trade, LItl- 
656. 


Exchequer Bills ; the Treafury to iffue Ditto, Lv. 397. 

Glafs ; additional Duties, XLIX. 406, 

Legacies and Perfonal Eftates, LI. 454. 

Real Eftates ; Succeffion to Ditto, LI. 673. 

Sea Infurances, L. 391- 

Bills, as amended, re-committed, LIV. 325. 

Again re-committed, L. 455.—LIII. 343. 

Ditto with refpect to particular Amendments propofed to be made, LIV. 102. 





XX. Other Proceedings relating to Bills of Supply, vz. 


632. 


633. 


Prefented according to Order, LII. 587. 664. 699. 700. 711. 721.—LIIl. 141. 150. 358. 433. 
514. 546. 583. 617. 632.—LIV. 49. 57- 73- 86. 208. 222. 403. 412. 472. 662. 678. &amp;c. 
—LV. 37. 239. 260. 544. 685. 766. 770. 881. got. 


———Ditto, and received, and not Forty Members prefent the Houfe adjourns, LIII. 690. 


To be read Second Time, Viz. - 
The fame Day, after fitting late, LV. 401. 


On the Merrow, LI. 524. 550. 587. 600. 664. 699. 700. 725.—LIII. 151. 617. 641. 656. 
682.—LIV. 49. 57. 73- 208. 222. 412. 472. 508. 613.—LV. 38. 260. 371.544. 766. 770. 
881. gor. 


On particular Days, LII. 700. 711. 712.—LIII. 141. 317. 514+ 632. 678.—-LV. 260. 378. 
Now read Second Time, LIII. 628. 
Read Second Time on Divifions, LIII. 153. 
Read Second Time, according to Order, LV. 40. 773+ 


‘ Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) “1s se Houfe 








, 


14 Supply pee Proceedings ney to Bills of Supply, 





Hou/fe refolves itfelf into Committees, viz. 


634. Immediately, on Bills of Supply, XLVII. 415. 499.—L. 401.—LI. 454. 503. 673. 674.—LII. 
$40. 557. 674. 740.—LIII. 694. 


——Ditto on Bills re-committed, LIM. 656.—LIV. 78. 325. 


According to Order refolves itfelf into Committees on ‘Bills, L. 307. 312. 333.—LI. 407. 


685.—LII. 217. 709. 724.—LIII. 336. 649. 650. 694.—LIV. 229. 667. 680. 685. 693. 
694.—LV. 41. 


Will on the Morrow refolve itfelf into Committees on Ditto, LI. 705.—LIII. 368. 369. 517. 


640. 687. 688. 696.—LIV. 55. 58. 74. 89. 414. 477- 615. 616. 663. 667. 670. 684. 
685.=—-LV. 38. 40. 265. 359. 407. 692. 882. gos. 


——-Ditto to confider further of Bills, LI. 396.—LIII. §15. 694.—LIV. 78. go. 
——Ditto the fame Day, after fitting late, to confider further of Bills, LIV. 81. 92. 
Will on other Days, to confider Bills, L. 294.—LI. 220.—LII. 192.—LII. 361. 515. 628. 
646. 678.—LIV. 210. 226. 398. 407. 693.—LV. 40. 246. 279. 378. 550. 563. 769. 
Inftructions of the Houfe, viz. 
635. Given on ordering in a new Bill, LI. 609. 





Ditto on going into Committees on Bills, LIV. 494. 
. Moved to Committees on Bills withdrawn, LI. 700. 
See fupra, 561. &amp;c.—Infra, 638. 
Orders, ‘viz. 
- Of the Day, viz. 


636. For Second Reading of Bills, now read and proceeded in, LIT. 555. 666. 727.—LIII. 323. 
517. 579. 585- 642. 646. 678. &amp;c.—LIV. 74. 88. 226. 414. 684.—LV. 38. 562. 882. 


read and deferred, LIII. 552. 621.—LV. 393. 








for Committees on Bills, now read and proceeded in, LI. 654. 661. 664. 693. 736.—LIII. 
169. 162. 443.°525. 563. 616. 617. 642. 659. 661. 666. 681.—LIV. 62. 77. 91. 412. 
422. 513. 621. 671. &amp;C—LV. 42. 253. 254. 273. 393. 4113. 556. 577. 703., 

—— to confider further of Bills, Ditto, LIV. 80..92.—LV. 400. 775. 


—— for Committees on Bills; Inftructions given, and Papers, &amp;c. referred, &amp;c. LII. 592. 940. 
LHI. 119.—LIV. 57. 61. 


——Ditto, and only Inftructions given, LIV. 494. 621.—LV. 41. 400. 772. 884. 908. 


for going into Committees on Bills, read and deferred, Lil. 210. 280. 315. 575. 
589. 590 596. 611. 616. &amp;c.—LIII. 369. 408. 436. 440. 525. 603. 613. 653. 682. 
694.—LIV. 57. 58. 226. 258. 263. 489. &amp;c—LV. 318. Now read and Ditto, 372. 
} 379. 411. 770. 
+—— and difcharged, &amp;c. LIII. 525. 


for Ditto, poftponed till the Houfe proceeded on the other Orders of the Day, 
LI. 742. 


—— for receiving Reports on Bills read and deferred, L. 46 3-—LIV. 498. 514. 


for taking Reports into further Confideration, read, and Bill re-commifted, &amp;c. LI. 673 
—LIV. 78. 325. 











——Ditto and proceeded in, &amp;c. LI. 677.—LIV. 99. 





for the Third Reading of Bills, now read and proceeded in, LI. 782.—LII. 664. 737. 
740. 741e——LIll. 531. 533. 628. 653. 659. 688. &amp;c.—LIV. 61. 96. 127. 378. 421. 
426. 525. 647. &amp;C.—LV. 41. 45. 46. 264. 325. 420. 477- 777- 913- 

Ditto and further Proceedings adjourned, LIII. 681. 


——Ditto for Third Readings, read and deferred, LIT, 736.—LUI. 478. 510. 681.—LV. 3o1. 
577- 587- 

is Ditto now read and deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. LI. 782. 

637. For committing Bills difcharged and Bills withdrawn, &amp;c. LI. 609. 


Of the Houfe, viz. ; 

Ditto for Second Readings difcharged and other Days appointed, LIII. 145. 
——Ditto for going into Committees on Bills difcharged, and other Days appointed, LII. 262. 
——Ditto for Third Reading of Bills difcharged, and other Days appointed, LI. 540 











For 


Souipply [Oe Pees ing wo uns, 


continued. 





— 


Orders of the Houfe, continued. 
For Third Reading of Bills, now. read and proceeded in, Lil. 649: 
o Parts of Orders for bringing in Bills difcharged, XLIX. 303. 


Other Orders of the Day, viz. 
Read, and Bills read Second Time, Lill. 640.—LIV. 58. 210.—LY. 246. 
——Ditto and deferred, LV. 394. 397. 


For Committees on Bills, viz. 
638. Read and proceeded in, and Inftruétion given, LIII. 119. 695. 
Ditto without Inftruétions, LIl. 375. 456.—LIV. 89. 


Read, and defer going into Committees on Bills, LIl. 356. 399. 634. 678. 721.—LIII. 385. 
441. 450. 464. 476. 484. 685.—LIV. 222. 229. 411. 481. 484. 649. 680.—LV. 370. 
394. 418. 

——Ditto to confider further of Bills, LII. 399.—LIII. 164.—LIV. 95. 

——Ditto, and defer receiving Reports, LIV. 503. 510. 

——Ditto, and defer the Third Reading of Bills, Lil. 660.—LIII. 525. 678. 685. 

——Ditto, defer further Proceedings on Ditto, Lill. 685. 

“ ——-Ditto, and proceed in the Second Reading of Bills, LIM. 436. 





Other Matters, vz. 
Petitions, viz. 


639. Recei¢ed againft particular Bills of Supply, &amp;c. XLVI. 352.—XLVII. 832. 865.—XLIX. 463. 
LV. 690. 


——Ditto againft a particular Exemption in a Bill, LI. 688. 
- —_—Ditto received for continuing a Privilege relative to the Maidftone Geneva, XLVIII. 804. 
Received for Repeal of particular Acts charging Duties, Lull. 158. 


Printing Bills of Supply, Sc. viz. 
640. Ordered to be printed, L. 361. 374.—LII. 705.—LIII. 141. 433.—LV. 378. 379. 556. 


——Ditto as amended by Committees, LI. 408, 503. 632. 689.—LII. 693.—LII. 166. 476. 
649.—LIV. 64. 95. 313.—LV. 585. 


ma "Orders for printing Bills difcharged, and Bills withdrawn, L. 374. 


Reports on Bills, viz. 
641. Of hearing Counfel, LV. 695. 


Made according to order, XLVI. 133. 320.—XLVII. 429. 444.—XLIX. 149. 421.—L. 68. 
313. 317-—LI. 80. 243. §63.—LII. 673. 678. 712. 727. 728. 739. 741.—LIll. 120. 315. 
376. 464. 528. §29. 534. 570. 617. 621. 683. 696. 700. 701.—LIV. 58. 64. 80. 94. 
103. 373. 418. 424. 627. 666. 669. 677. 720. &amp;c—LV. 40, 41. 43. 44. 260. 406. 
417. 466. 483. 563. 717. 775. 780. 885. 886. gto. 
642. Of Progrefs made in Bills, L1. 454. 605.—LIII. 159.—LIV. 78. 


Ditto, further Progrefs, LIII. 162.—LIV. 80. 86. go. 92. 





643. Reports to be now received, Lil. 595. 674. 742.—LIII. 649.—LIV. 313. 
° ——Ditto on the Morrow, Lil. 654.. 718. 721. 724. 725. 736. 740.—LII. 443. 525. 531. 
563. 616. 656. 659. 666. 681.—LIV. 57. 61. 62. g1. 229. 325. 412. 422. 494. &amp;C.—LYV. 39. 
42. 253. 254. 273- 393- 411. 478. 556. 577. 703. 884. 909. 
644. ———Ditto on particular Days, LII. 664. 674.—LIII. 456. 699.—LIV. 78.—LV. 41. 710. 
645. Reports to be now taken-into further Confideration, LI. 454. 538. 689.—~LII. 221.—LIIL. 140. 


170. 703.—LIV. 78. 99. 
Houfe proceeds to take Reports into further Confideration, LIII. 168. 


646. —— To be taken into further Confideration on particular Days, LI. 408. 503.—LII. 693. —LIII. 
166. 649. 658. 670.—LIV. 64. 95.313. 


further Confideration adjourned, Lill. 168. LIV. 99. 








Invex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) Third 
















































ooo &gt; (Other Proceedings felating to Bills of Supplys-con- 
Supply : Be 8 gs PP ue 


tinued. } ) : 








Third Reading of Bills, viz. 





647 Now read Third Tirtie, Lit. 647. 685.—LIV. 85. 127.—LV. 326. 
, 4s Ditto Debate on Ditto adjourned, LIM. 174. - 
648. According to Order read Third Time, Lil. 724. 727. 745:°749.—LYV. 43. 512. 780. 781. 888. 


Further Proceeding adjourned, LIV. 127. 130. 
Further proceeded in upon Third Readings, LI. 518.—LIV. 128. 131. 


649. Ordered on the Morrow, LII. 412. 596. 657. 720. 722. 727. 728. 740.—LIII. 338. 519- 
528. 529. 535. 670. 684. 696. 701,—LIV. 58: 80. 418. 521. 522. 627. 666. 670.— 


LV. 44. 260.° 406.417. 466. 483.. 702. 717. 764. 775- 779+ 780. 910. 
650. On particular Days, Lil. 544. 678. . 741. 742.—LIII. 172. 464. 476. 515. 570. 617. 621. 
649. 678.—LIV. 64. 94. 103. 254. 373. 425.—LV. 40. 279. 297. 563. 585. 8B5. 886. 
Refolutions relating to Bills, viz. 
651. Again read and entered, and Inftructions given, XLVI. 616.—LIII. 163. 
Ditto, and Inftruction before given difcharged, and others given, L. 371. 
——Ditto, and Bills ordered, LUI. 278. 





Claufes, viz. 
Offered and withdrawn, LIV. 373- 
Read Thrice, and further Proceeding on a Bill adjourned, LIV. 704. 


Bills withdrawn, viz. 
652. In order to prefent more proper Bills, L. 374.—LI. 609.—LYV. 396. 
There being an Inaccuracy in the Report upon which the Bill was founded, LI. 525. 


Speeches of His Majefly, viz. 
653. Parts of Ditto referred to Committees on Bills of Supply, Li. 699.—&lt;LII. 740. 
See Speerhes, 26. 


XXI. Queftions Negative relating to the Supply, zz. 


6 54. To particular Words ftanding Part of Queftions propofed, relative to making Loans, LI. 441. 
655. To agreeing to Motions relating to particular Loans, LI. 444. 
To particular Words being inferted, &amp;c. in Amendments, LIII. 168. 
ss To adding Words to Refolutions of the Committee of Supply, LII. 220. 
6.56. To adjourning the further Confideration of Reports on Bills of Supply for Three Weeks, &amp;c. 


LI. 421. . 

6.57. To re-committing Reports from the Committee of Supply, LI. 168, 188. 

658. To bringing up Petitions againft Augmentation of Duties, &amp;c. L. 297. 

659. To bringing up Claufes on Reports and Third Readings of Bills of Supply, 1. 418.—LI. 243.— 
LI. 172. 176. 

660. To reading Claufes on Ditto Second Time, L. 482.—LIII. 703.—LYV. 600. 


To filling up Blanks in Claufes, Lil. 172. 639. 
To agreeing with Committees in Claufes amended, Lill. 168. 
\ ‘To reading Claufes. Third Time, LI. 175. 639. 7 
661. To agreeing to a particular Refolution of the Cornmittee of Ways and Means, L. 374- 


To re-committing Refolutions of the Committee of Supply, viz. 
662. For a Sum to be paid to the Bank towards the Difcharge of the National Debt, XLVII. 435. 


Ditto of the Committee of Ways and Means, viz. 

663. Relative to the Number of Inclofures and Weight of Members Letters, &amp;c. L. 27 5- 
To re-committing Bills of Supply, viz. 

664. Repealing the Duties on Paper, &amp;c. and gtanting others, XLIX. 361. 





Supply, Queftions Negative, and tacidental Proceedings. | 





665. 


666. 


667. 


668. 


669. 


To bringing in a Bill, viz. 
To poftpone carrying into Effect an Act of the fame Seffion, LI. 783. 
To giving Inftructions to Committees, vit. 
To divide one Bill of Supply into Two Bills, LU. 611. 
To reading Bills a Second Time, viz. | | 
For repealing certain Duties on Legacies, and Shares of Perfonal Eftates, Li. 386. 
To inferting Words in Bills of Supply, viz. 
On Reports, LII. 412.—LIl. 464. 
In Amendments of Committees to Bills, LUI. 168. 
In Bills on Third Readings, LV. 777. 


Jo now reading Bills Third Time, viz. 

For granting a Duty on Succeffion to Real Eftatés, LI. 764. 

For repealing the Duties on Male Servants, 8c. Lill. 476. 
To printing Bills of Supply, viz. 

For granting new Duties on all Horfes not before charged, &amp;c. LI. 230. 
To adjourning Debates on pajffing Bills of Supply, viz. 

For repealing certain Duties on Legacies, &amp;c. and granting others, LI. 554. 
To the Speaker’s now leaving the Chair, viz. 

To go into the Committee of Ways and Means, LIII. 175. 


XXII. Incidental Proceedings touching the Committee of Supply, 


670. 


671. 


672. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) ‘es ko 


&amp;c. V1 


Orders of the Day for going into Committees to confider Motions fora Supply read, and His 
Majefty’s Speeches referred, XLVI. 34-——XLVII. 18.—XLVUI. 13.—XLIX. 22.-—L. y.— 
LI. 16.—LII. 19.—LIII. 35.—LIV. 9.—LV. 25. 94. 113. 


Days appointed for going into the Committee of Supply by Refolution, XLVI. 34.37. 43. 51. 
55- 89. 165. 334. 357+ 389. 422. 434. 442 453. 553- 565. 608.—-XLVII. 43. 121, 192. 
375- 389. 398. 415. 445. 500. 563. 601.—XLVIII. 15. 46. 52. 90.135. 158. 209. 
221. 297. 337- 376. 408.—XLIX. 24. 72. 81. 103. 161. 212. 268. 391. 446.—L. 23. 
26. 29. 84. 180. 223. 235. 260. 266. 287. 326: 379. 437. 469. 518. 542. 557. 583.— 
LI. 17. 34. 96. 171. 187. 371. 504. 558. 574. 615. 647. 662. 672. 681.—LII. 20. ge. 
64. 83. 148. 211. 216. 226. 232. 447. 457. 482. 505. 520. 524. 541. 552. 587. 606. 
674- 684. 690. 697. 711. 716. 724.—LIII. §5. 75. 87. 92. 96. 170. 229. 259. 338. 354. 
483. 505. 515. 546. 570. 596. 669-—LIV. 9. 38. 47. 160. 183. 297. 372. 398. 421. 
429. 434. 526. 608. 625, 654. 683.—LYV. 26, 29. 33. 117.120. 175. 197. 217. 239. 
245+ 309- 353+ 563- 575+ 624. 644. 659, 678. 729. 745. 755-707 861. 865. 877. 893. 896. 

Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Supply, read and proceeded in and Accounts, 
Eftimates, &amp;c. referred, XLVI. 37. 51. 154. 304. 356. 422. 433. 441. 553. 564. 607. 
623.—-XLVII. 121. 131. 375- 388. 444. 562.—XLVIII. 52. 220. 297. 336. 376. 407. 
415.—XLIX. 81. 102. 159. 212. 268. 391. 445. 464.—L. 25. 84. 223. 234. 259. 437. 468. . 
518. $94.—LI. 94. 170. 187. 371. 614. 646. 661. 688.—LII. 64. 148. 211. 225. 232. 
447. 457. 481. 524. 552. 587. 605. 673. 590. 716.—LIII. 87. gt. 96. 259. 338. 354. 
482. 504. 570. 668.—LIV. 46. 193. 207- 372+ 425+ 433- 526. 608.620. 654. 683.— 
LV. 29. 33- 174. 216. 352. 563. 574- 659. p29. 767. 876. 896. 903. 

Ditto, and Inftruction given, XLVIII. 376.—XLIX. 391.—LIV. 698. 


Ditto, and Accounts referred, and Notice taken of Forty Members not bein 
the Houfe adjourns, LIV. 425. 








g prefent, 


Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Supply, read and proceeded in without any 
Accounts, &amp;c. referred, XLVI. 135.—XLIX. 72.—L. 287. 379.—LI. 34. 681.—LII. 35. 
g08. 697. 711. 724.—LIll. 75.—LIV. 38.—LY. 197. 245. 769. 865. 


Ditto, and Inftruétion given, XLVIL. 398. 





Accounts referred only, LIV. 654. 


Houfe according to Order refolves itfelf into a Committee to confider of the Supply, LV. 120. - 
—Ditto, to tonfider further of the Supply, L. 29. 





Houle 








678. 


679. 


680. 


681. 


































682. 


683. 


684. 


685. 


686, 


687. 
688. 


689. 


690. 


oa Incidental Proceedings touching the ,Committééof 
Supply ;| cre same 
















Supply. 


Houfe immediately, &amp;c. refolves itfelf into Committees to confider further of the Supply, viz. 
And Reports referred, and His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, L. 326. 
Without Reports, &amp;c. being referred, L. 582. 
Will in the Afternoon confider further of the Supply, Lill. 74. 


Other Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Supply, read and proceeded in, and 
Accounts, &amp;c. referred, XLVI. 51.—L. 266. 


without Accounts referred, &amp;c. XLVII. 46. 

Committees of Supply and Ways and Means, both clofed, XLVI. 623.—XLVIII. 415. 790.— 
XLIX. 464. 465.—L. 594.. 597.—LI. 682. 688. 

Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Supply read, and other Days appointed 
XLVI. 126. 132.141. 171. 195. 464. 469. 579.—XLVII. 586.—XLVIII. 63. 75. 82. 83. 
90. 97. 192. 348. 365. 398.—XLIX. 296. 321. 366. 381. 411. 459.—L. 50. 54. 70. 
92. 97. 297. 307. 338. 351. 387. 414. 476. 486. 511. 526. 573. §89.—LI. 70. 87. 


"90. 148. 225. 231. 240. 247. 421. 519- 527- 542. 593-—LII. 22. 100. 255. 
387. 407. 466. 472. 477. 534-- 642. 669. 705.—LIII. 37. 39. 267. 346. 621. 

- 640. 649. 656. 678. 682,.—LIV. 68. 86. 148.193. 199. 258. 292. 402. 485. 
597. 667. 680.—LV. 318. 325. 330. 348. 369. 379. 411. 450. 516. 530. 544. 592. 
685. 692. 704. 711. 718. 763. 894. 899. 902. 

Other Orders of the Day for Ditto read, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 43.89. 129. 
176. 186. 374. 381. 397. 404. 458.—XLVII. 407. 436. 458. 510. 531. 540. 551. 
—XLVIII. 5%. 61. 115. 128. 264. 280. 310.—XLIX. 134. 147. 151. 177. 187. 
226. 247. 308. 316. 336. 346. 353- 363. 402. 423. 430.—L. 69. 101. 112. 143. 173. 


349- 
628. 


489. 
651. 


150. 
573- 


202. 


177: 


284. 314. 321. 356. 369. 404. 420. 430. 449. 458. 496. 503. 561. 566.—LI. 36. 37. 53. 


100. 115. 140. 196. 215. 283. 295. 303. 386. 400. 408. 427. 436. 445. 451. 458. 476. 
532. 552. 563. 567. 581. 585. 606. 628.—LII. 38. 44. 76. 86. 94. 137. 158. 180. 
194. 205. 237. 259. 280. 289. 304. 319. 343. 356. 366. 371. 393. 399. 413. 419. 
435- 441. 451. 563. 572. 577. 593- 597- 617. 626. 634. 648. 651. 654. 660. 664. 


LIII. 124. 131° 134+ 137. 141. 145. 148. 151. 158. 160. 163. 166. 174. 178. 
295. 319. 324. 362. 364. 662. 665.—LIV. 44. 54- 57. 63. 73. 78. 81. 92. 98. 
208. 222. 256. 259. 313. 323. 411. 470. 473. 481. 500. 510. 516. 537. 
$55- 559- 569. 614. 648.—LV. 39. 43- 47. 167. 187. 207. 222. 254. 283. 


241. 
102. 


543+ 
292. 


485. 
190. 
431. 
678. 
245. 
127. 
549+ 
339+ 


691. 


397- 483. 520. 540. 605. 724. 873. 880. 883. 887. 889. 
for receiving Reports, and other Days appointed, LII. 451. 





Orders of the Hou/fe relative to the Committee of Supply, viz. 


Read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 410.—LII. 119.—LIII. 235. 456.— 
LIV. 151. 


Reports relative to the Supply, viz. 


Upon Motions for a Supply, XLVI. 34.—XLVII. 43.—XLVIII. 15.—XLIX. 24.—L. 23.—LI. 17. 
LI, 20.—LIII. 36.—LIV. 9.—LV. 26. 861. 


Reports received according to Order from the Committee of Supply, XLVI. 39. 54. 157. 308. 
360. 432. 436. 446. 558. 568. 614. 624.—XLVII. 126. 374. 380. 391. 405. 455. 572- 
XLVIII. 47+ 59. 158. 245. 300. 341. 385. 413. 426.—XLIX. 24. 81. 82. 121. 174. 235. 
290. 398. 451. 470.—L. 27. 31. 87. 229. 238. 264. 278. 294. 332. 385. 446. 475. 5316 
588. 598.—LI. 36. 168. 188. 195. 381. 620. 652. 666. 684. 694.—LII. 20. 38. 65. 
85. 156. 220. 235. 453. 460. soi. SII. 527. 544. 677. 696. 699. 715. 719. 727.— 
LIM. 83. 90. 93. 117- 266. 342. 355. 492. 507. 572. 671.—-LIV. 43. 52. 311. 437. 
528. 609. 641. 659. 691. 703. LV. 32. 35. 167- 178. 201. 221. 253. 357. 575. 585. 
664. 765. 768. 772. 878. 897. 


Reports from Ditto to be now received, L. 588.—LII. 539. 552. 606.—LV. 906. 





Ditto on the Morrow, Lil. 482. 697. 716. 724.—LIV. 38.—LV. 757. 





Ditto on particular Days, LII. 660. 674. 690. 





Ditto to be taken into further Confideration on particular Days, XLVI. 405. 409. 


An Order of the Houfe, for receiving a Report, read and difcharged, and another Day appointed, 
LI. 146. 


The Houfe, according to Order, proceeds to take into further Confideration a Report of the Com- 
mittee of Supply, XLVII. 435. 


An Order of the Day for receiving a Report from the Committee of Supply read, and another 
Day appointed, L. 526.—LvV. 760. 


Other Orders of the Day, for receiving Reports from Ditto, read and other Days appointed, 
XLIX. 164. 226.—L. 275.—LI. 100. 115. 178. 


read and received, LV. 763, 





692. Days 


: Supply ; Incidental Proceedings, continued. 


Committee of Ways and Means, vit.» - 





692. Days appointed for going into the Committee of Ways and Means, by Refolution, XLVI. 39. 43. 
55- 89. 165. 334- 389. 423. 434. 564. 578. 609.—XLVII. 126. 132. 399. 415. 444. 
500. 586. 601. 620.—XLVIII. 47. 90. 101. 158. 209. 235. 376. 408. 461. 645.— 
XLIX. 81. 96. 134. 295- 377- 391. 446.—L. 28. 29. 180. 266. 307. 327. 337. 356. 
368. 385. 458. 542. 557- 582.—LI. 36. 37. 171. 195. 371. 386. 426. so4. 336. 574. 
585. 626. 647. 662. 673. 682.—LII. 38. 44. 86. 144. 180. 215. 226. 508. 520. 525. 
534- 563. 587. 604. 626. 633. 660. 684. 690. 704. 711. 716.—LIII. 87. 96. 121. 136. 
145. 160. 170. 229. 292. 339. 393- 505. 515. 530. 546. 583. 613. 620. 661. 669, 677. 
681.—LIV. 43. 44. 54. 68. 160. 183. 207. 297. 398. 406. 421. 429. 434. 498. 609. | 
613. 621. 647. 653. 667. 684.— LV. 32. 33. 167. 222. 239. 245. 305. 353. 369. 529. 
624. 644. 670. 692. 745. 755- 761. 767. 871. 893. 899. 903. 

693. Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Ways and Means now read and proceeded in, 
XLVI. 42. 313. 564. 578.— XLVII. 444. 620.— XLVIII. 408. 461. 790.— XLIX. 96. 377. 
—L. 266. 337. 356. 368. 385. 458.—LI. 195. 371. 386. 426. 626. 647. 681.—LII. 180. 
215. 534. 563. 604. 633. 660. 689. 704. 711. 716.—LII. 87. 121. 159. 338. 353. 583. 
613. 620. 661. 669. 677. 681.—LIV. 44. 68. 297. 406. 498. 537. 613. 621. 653. 
—LV. 33. 222. 245- 353-369. 529. 670. 808. 


and Accounts, &amp;c. referred, XLVI. 423. 434. 608—XLVIII. 89. 90. 376.—XLIX. 
134. 295. 446.—L. 307.—LI. 662.—LII. 86. 144. 508. 524. 587.—LIII. 136. 530.— 
LIV. 434.647. 683. 

, and Inftructions given, LII. 625.—LIV. 54. 





694. 





Accounts referred only, LIV. 434. 607.—LV. 222. 





See Actounts, 1353. 


695. Other Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Ways and Means read and proceeded 
in, XLVII. 586.—L. 29.—LI. 585. 


696. —__—___—_—— and Accounts, &amp;c. referred, XLVII. 399. 


697. Houfe according to Order refolves itfelf into the Committee of Ways and. Means, XLVI. 89.— 
XLVII. 132.—XLVIII. 101.—XLIX. 377. 391.—LI. 37.—LII. 43. 226.—LIII. 145. 292. 
393- 505.—LIV. 608. 666.—LV. 761. 767. 


698. 





immediately refolves itfelf into the Committee of Ways and Means, 
XLVIII. 645.—L. 582. 


699. Orders of the Day for going into the Committee of Ways and Means read, and other Days ap- 
pointed, XLVI. 51. 126. 132. 14%. 171. 195+ 443- 464. 469. 554.—XLVIII. 63. 73. 
82. 83. 97. 136. 192. 235. 264. 348. 365. 415. 427. 442. 446. 732. 758.— 
XLIX. 321. 366. 411. 459-—L. 50. 54. 71. 92. 97- 297. 351. 381. 414. 469. 476. 
486. 512. 522. 526. 561. 573. 589.—LI. 70... 87. go. 148. 188. 225. 231. 240. 247. 
421. 519. 527. 542. 593-—LII. 100. 232. 255. 349. 387. 466. 472. 552. 642. 670. 
724.—LIlI. 175. 265. 346. 483. 628. 640, 649.—LIV. 86. 148. 200. 402. 485. 489. 
509. 597- 680.—LV. 175. 197. 217. 318. 325. 330. 348. 379. 411. 450. 516. 544. 
566. 577- 592. 651. 685. 692. 704. 711. 718. 894. 

read and difcharged finally, XLVI. 623.—XLIX. 465.—L. 597. 





700. 


701. Other Orders of the Day for going into the faid Committee read, and other Days appointed, 

XLVI. 129. 150. 176. 186. 374. 381. 397. 404. 458.—XLVII. 377. 389. 407. 436. 
458. 510. 531. 540. 551. 564-.-573-—-XLVIM. 51. 53. 61. 128. 264. 280, 297. 310 
(337. 400. 709. 721. 743. 768. 775. 783.-—XLIX. 147. 151. 162. 177. 187. 202. 213. 
226. 247. 272. 308. 316. 336. 346. 353- 363. 402. 423. 430.~-L. 69. 84. ror. 4112. 
143- 173. 177+ 224. 235- 260. 284. 290. 314. 321. 404. 420. 430. 441. 449. 496. 503, 
g61. 566.—LI. 96. 100. 116. 140. 171. 215. 283. 295. 303. 400. 408. 436. 445. 451. 
458. 476. 485. 532. 563. 568. 581. 606. 615.—LII. 64. 67. 76. 83. 94. 137. 144. 
149. 158. 190. 194. 204. 212. 237. 259. 280. 289. 304. 319. Ad 356. 366. 370. 
93- 399- 407- 413. 419- 431- 435- 441- 447- 451- 457. 477+ 482. 543. 572. 577. 
593+ 597- 617. 648. O51. 654. 664. 675. 679. 697.—LIII. 92. 122. 124, toe. A 
141. 148. 151. 158. 163. 166. 174. 241. 245. 259. 319. 324. 362. 364. 665.—LiY. 
48. 57. 63. 73- 78. 81. 92. 98. 102. 127. 207. 222. 256. 292. 313. 323. 373. 407. 
AIl. 470. 473- 481. 516. 527. 543- 549- 555+ 559- 569.—LV. 39. 43. 47. 187. 207. 
2 54 283. 292. 339- 397- 483- 520. 540. 605. 660. 724. 732. 873. 880: 883. 887. 889. 
896. : 


Orders of the Houfe relative to the Committee of Ways and Means, viz. 


702. Read and difcharged, and other Days appointed, XLVI. 410.—LIL 119.—LIII. 235. 456.— 
LIV. 151. 


Reports relative to the Committee of Ways and Means, viz. 


703. Reports received, according to Order, from the faid Committee, XLVI. 46. 92. 331. 432. 4376 
569. 615.—XLVII. 374. 405. 455. 600. 623.—XLVIII. 121. 385. 414. 462. 648. 801.— 

XLIX. 123. 136. 302. 386. 399. 451.—L. 31. 268, 311. 343. 362. 373. 391. 462 587, 

—LiI. 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








: ,. Incidental Proceedings touching the Committee of 
Supply Ways and Means, continued, &amp;c. 








- 


Reports received according to Order, continued, &amp;c. 


LI. 37. 199. 382. 399. 588. 631. 654. 666. 684.—LII. 47. 88. 146. 181. 219. 227. 
528. 566. 610. 630. 640. 664. 693. 707- 715. 719.—LIIl. 90. 137. 148. 162. 303. 
342. 355- 397+ 508. 535. 586. 617. 626. 663. 671. 683.-—LIV. 46. 55. 71. 209. 311. 
410. 438. 501. 609. 615, 628. 655. 658. 669. 691.—LV. 35. 233. 359. 372. 532. 677. 


, 789. 879. goo. 

904. Reports received, with Propofals from the Bank, XLVI. 580. | 

705. Reports to be now received, XLVI. 331.—XLVIL. 600.—XLVIII. 801.—L. 587.— LIL. 626, 
680. 

706. —_—— to be now brought up, LI. 199. 





to be brought up, LIv. 56. 




















407. to be received on.the Morrow, LII. 704. 
ba! to be received on particular Days, LI. 689. 
o — according to Order delivered in at the Clerk’s Table, Liv. 56. 
708. to be taken into further Confideration on particular Days, XLVII. 405. 409. 
709.  Houfe, according to Order, proceeds to take into further confideration Reports from the Counnittee 
of Ways and Means, XLVII. 435. 
710. A Motion for bringing up a Report from the faid Committee withdrawn, LI. 199. 
711. A Refolution of the faid Committee, read ona Motion for an Inftruction to a Committee on a 
Bill of Supply, LI. 700. 
9125 Refolutions of the faid Committee, again read and entered and an Inftruétion given, for Pro- 
mn to be made relative to Ditto in a Bill of Supply ordered on other Refolutions, XLVI. 
ie - and Bills ordered thereupon, LIII. 278. 525.——See Refolutiong, 9. &amp;c. 
913. Refolution of Approbation of the Terms of the Loan for 1795-6 LI. 444. Read on Motion, 590. 


A Petition from Scotland, recommending a Tax on Real and Perfonal Eftates to fuperfede the 
Neceffity of a Loan, LIII. 541. 


See Accounts, 1352. 1362. &amp;c.—Potiong, (under 95.) 





Support. 


See Petitions, 74. 80. 83. &amp;c. 





Sureties, 


See Clettions, 238. 240. 253. &amp;c.—Boule, 175.— Speaker, 46. 47. 52.53. &amp;c. 





Hurgqeons. 


See Gerounté, 201.—Bills, 85.—Corporations and Companies, 9.—Divorres, 5.— 
Houle, 70.— petitions, 60. 86.—Slaves, 15. 17. 





Surinam, 


See Wiese 3ndics, 5- 


yO 





Surplus Produce of particular Rates and Duties, to be deemed an Addition made to the Revenue 
‘for defraying thie iricredfed Charge by any. Loan made, &amp;c. XLIX. 321. 
















See UAccounts, igt:. 637. 649.—%Bills, 185.—Debt Pational.— ighwaps, &amp;c. 
211.—totland; 8.—Sitippip, 304. ¥ " 


Oe en nee a mene a NS 


Surpluttes. 


See Accounts, 624. 636. 








Surrenders, 


s. Report of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. 141. &amp;c: 
2. Enfranchifement of Copyhold Ténements, &amp;c. XLVII. 792.—LI. 587: 


See Accounts, 1264. foreftg, 1.—Juclofures, 370.—Supplp; 465. 





j Surrey. 


See ills, 66.—Gaois.—Pighwaps, 28. &amp;c.—Jnclofureg, 288. &amp;c. 





Surveys, Survepors, &amp;c. 


a. Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVI. g7:-—XLVII. 141. 213. 239. 260. 264. 
284. 854. 1014.—XLVHI. 469. 486. 

2. Exathinations of Surveyors, &amp;c. reported by Committees; XLVII. 507. 526.—XLIX. 279.— 
L. 85. gg: 281. 359.—-LIk. 37. 371. 423. 455- 624.—LIII. 453. 549.—LIV. 389. 430.— 
LV. 311. 360. 423. 450. 

3 Reports of Laadirig Surveyors, &amp;c. LIV. 583. 


See Accounts, 669. 1o1r. 1043. 1264.—%Billg, 159, 171. 172. 175. 177. 207.— 
. Supply, 52. 163: ; 





Sufler. 


See bighwans, ios. &amp;c.—Waute, 235.—Juclofures, 48. &amp;c.— Markets, 1.—Pilitia, 1.— 
Pabigations, 11. 154. &amp;c. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











Ships built and preferved undér Cover iti Venice, and the PraGtice introduced into Sweden, &amp;c. 
XLVII. 279. 


See Accounts, 1264.—Derrings. 





Sweets, 


See Artounts, 613. 747.—Creife, 7. 8.—foupplp, 505. 506. 579. 589. 











/? 
Swine. 
Allowed in Forefts, XLVI. 265. 270. &amp;c.—XLVIII. 470. 
See Accounts, 1264. 
lay ip iit weaver 
Switserland. 
Bill to prevent, during the War, Perfons refiding or being in Great Britain from advancing Meney-or 
Effeéts for the Purchafe, &amp;c. of Debts, owing to the Government of Switzerland, &amp;c.; ordered, 
LI". 478. Prefented, &amp;c. 479. Inflruction to the Committee on the Bill to extend the Provi- 
fiois § A&amp; 34 Geo. III. refpecting. France, to this Act, and Bill confidered, &amp;c. 494. 504. 
"562. . 
See Bills, 87. 
Cables. 
I. Of Pricés ‘of grinding Corn; of Bread,. and fixing the Affize of Bread, LI. 493. 575.—LV. 
372- 923: 
2. Statutes diftributed into Two Tables, LI. 707. 
3. Of Fees relative to Inclofure Bills, LV. 391. 


See Attotints, 1591.—Bills, 225—Clectiong, 240. (and the Eletion Table.)— 
Poule, 164. 191. 192. 193. 195.—Pills.—Sratutes. 





ae ne ne 2 


Tallow. 


| See Accounes, 714.—Crportation, 4—Batile, 192. — Laws ¢rpiring, 8.19. 





Tallow Cannles, 


See Aerounts, 721. 1067.— Duties, 68.—Crportation, 4. 











Tanners. 
Bill to indemnify all Perfons who may have incurred Penalties or Forfeitures, by Act of 2d of Kin 
James I. concerning Tanners, Curriers, &amp;c.; ordered, LIV. 412. ‘The Order for this Bill dif- 


charged, and another Bill ordered with the fame Title, and adding, “* and to repeal Parts of the 
“faid A&amp; relating to the buying of Hides,” 430. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 431. 488. P: 624. 


See Weather, 2. &amp;c. 





Tanning. 


See Mills, 66. 222.—Cycile, o.—iLeather, 2.—Cannerg. 





Tar, Timber, and Turpentine. 


See Accounts, 368. 424.—America—Bills, 153. — Committees, 97.—Cuffems. — Draw: 
hatks.—Caf Judia Companp, 2.—Woute, 135.—Wel Indies. 





Tariff. 


See Accounts, 187. 





Cayation. 








1. A Petition complaining of Double.Taxation, &amp;c. ; to lie on the Table, Lil. 429. 
2. Ditto of Increate of Taxation, Lil. 463. 
See-Glestions, 240.— DPoule, 193.—pPeace. 
— - 
Cared Carts. 
1. Duty on Ditto, L. 582. 
2. Exempt from a particular Duty, Lil. 176. 


See Duties, 74.— Petitions, 32.—Supplp, 578. 





Tares, 


Petition of Sir Francis Blake, Baronet, for Taxes tobe paid ina particular Way, LI. 300. 


See Accounts, 367. 599. 644. 646. 712. 1051. 1127. 1146. 1161.—%Billg, 231. 
256. 275. 337.--Dags.—Clertions, (Bofton).— fens, 7. 8.—poufe, 275.— 
—,, 64.101. 104.—otions, 59.—Mffires.— peace, 1.—foupplp, 308. 
475. 485. 502. 





Invtx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 











* 


‘See Doq6.— Duties. — Dtices.—Soupplp, 308. 309. &amp;c: 


‘ 
ee 





Tar Mffice, 


See Atéounts, 1146.—D fiees, 2.— petitions,17r4. 





Ceachers. 


See Ditenters.— Schodlmafters. 


Tea, 


See Accounts; 508. 748. 1162.—CGatt Zubia Compaity, 4.—Jreland—oupplp, 370. 477. 
497+ 503+ 





—6 Tea Brokers. 


 “Sde sills, 366.—_ Ca Judia Companp, 2. 





Cea Dealers. 


Sce Ertcile.—permits.—peritions, 38. &amp;c. 





Telegraph. 


A\Sum paid for Expences, in conftructing a Telegraph fora Part of the Army, LII. 179. 





“Cellers. 


See Disigions.— Potions, 39. 











Cenants, 


See Accounts, 1264.—Bills, 176. 239. 268. 279.—Crowe Lands.— fovetes.—Inclofures, 
120.— Land Rebenue. 





Tenements. 


See Accounts; 224. 225.— Wills, 370.—-Jnclofures, 295. &amp;c. 





Tender. 


I. Of Amends, XLVII. 734. - 
2. Of Bank Notes for Payment of Rent, LI. 457. 
3. Reftraint in Tender of Silver, LUI. 555. 


See Wills, 384.—Ceoings and Coinage. 





Terms. 


See Calf Jndia Companp, 2. 22.—Ciates, 60.—highwaps.— Boule, 26. 175.—Julkices 
of the Peace, 2.— patents. 





Territorial Acquifitions and Revenues, 


See Accounts, 508.—Cafk Judia Companp, 2.— boule, 26. 





Territories. 


See Atrounts, 508.— America.—Cak India Companp.—IJuclofures, 45.—India, 3. 


a Ce ee See ee ee | 


‘Testimonials. 


Annexed to particular Petitions, XLVI. 266, 


See Dpeing.—Serbants. 


Iw pex XLVI. to LV. (179e—1800.) 














Thames River. 


" Bill-for the mote effectual Prevention of Depredations on the River Thames, and in its Vicinity ; and 
to amend an Aét of 2 Geo. III. to prevent the committing of Thefts, &amp;c. on the faid River ; 
ordered, with an Inftruétion, LV. 744. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be printed, 752. 760. 
P. 784. 


See AccountS, 353.—Bills, 66. 69. 89. 101.—Bridges, 7—Docks, 6.— Pills.— 
Pabigations, 21. &amp;c. —Erae and Panufactures, 2—Watermen, &amp;c, 





oo 


Thanks. 


See Qvbreffeg, 1. 3. 126. 127.—oule, 27. 28. &amp;c.— Journals, 59.— Pembers, 35. &amp;c— 
MPeflages, 14. 15. &amp;c. ae 15. 94. 96. &amp;c.—Speeches, 27. &amp;c. 


a 





Thanklgiving. 


Acts relative to Ditto, and feveral other Acts, read and Motion made thereon negatived, &amp;c. 
XLVI. 788. 


See Houle, 189.— BHellages, 34.—MPellengers. 


_—_ 





Theatre. 


See Plaphoules, 1. 2.—Mupplp, 476. 





Thread. 


Produce of Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, and other Articles, XLVI. 80.—XLVII. 57. &amp;c. 





Throne. 


. See Addrefleg, 1. 13. 14. &amp;c.—Quefions Previous Pegative,.26.— Speeches, 1. 2. 3. &amp;c. 





[a LOLOL CC tl OO LA A 


Ticket Men. 


A Motion withdrawn for dn Account of Perfons protected as fach, L.. II. 














Tishets, 


See Lotterp, 5-—Soupplp, 487. &amp;c, 





Tiles. 


See Accounts, 718.—fupplp, 330. 478. 





‘Tillage. 


See Agriculture —Jutlofures.—Lime.— P avigations. 





: Tilts. 


See Supplp, 384. 536. 





mb 
Timber. 
See Accounts, 385. 416. 463. 766. 892. 1264.—Billg, 66. 159. 173. 252.—Cffates, 4s. 
126. &amp;c.—Forelts.— Houle, 191.—Mabigations, 21.—Supplp, 371. gor. 





Time-heepers. 


Accounts of their going, XLVII. 1076.—XLVIII. 913. &amp;c. - 


See Addrefles, 67.—Woule, 272. 276.—Langitude. 





a a LE 


Cin and Copper Mines. 


See Drawbacks, 2. 94.—Waule, 71.—Pabigations, 108. &amp;c. 





Tin dorks. 


See Drawhatks, 1. 32. 89.—Benfe, 245. 








——— = 


Inpex XLVI. to LY. (1790-—1800.) 








‘Titles. 


t. Petition for a Bill fora good Title of an Eftate to be made, Lil. 403. 
2, Titles given to Bills, LII. 400. 
3s Titles of Papers, &amp;c. read, XLVII. 122.—LII. 475. 502. ~ 


See Millg, 210. 477.— Cates. — Jnelolureg, 322.—BHembers, 66.— Pellages, 
6. 29. 





Tobacco. 


Bill for the better Regulation of warehoufed Tobacco; ordered, XLVIII. 810. Petition of Arthur 
Strother, Agent on Behalf of His Catholic Majefty, relative to a Cargo of Tobacco arrived at 
Plymouth, originally intended for Nantz; referred to a Committee, 824. Report on Mr. 
Strother’s Petition, and Inftruétion to the Committee on this Bill to receive a Claufe, to permit 
the Tobacco to be admitted to an Entry on Payment of the Britifh Plantation Duties, 843. 
P. 938. 


See ‘Accounts, 968. 396. 749. 1087.—Bill$, 35. 90. 272.—Committees, 107.— 
Customs.—Crcife—tboufe, 81. 82. 118.—petitions, 38.—®cotland, 26.— 
Sbips, 2.— Smuggling, 1.—Snpplp, 372. 504. 594. &amp;c.—idielt Indies, 2 





Tobacco-Bipe Clay. | 


See Latus Crpiring, 10. 28. 





Tobacco and Hnuff. 


See Accounts, 396. 749. 1087.— Bills, 34. 86.—Ships and Urhels, 2—Smuggling, 2— 
Supply, 372. 504. 





| Tobago. 
The Port of Scarborough in Ditto, made a Free Port, LI. 50 ‘. P. 617. 
See Aecounts.—(Weft Indies.) 





a a te 


Eolls, &amp;c. 


See Wills, 37. 54. 71. 169. 170. 173. 176. 281. 183. 184. 225. 229. 241. 251. 252. 263. 
373- 378. 380. 381.—ighwaps, &amp;c. 29. 62. 80. 97. 114. 171. 202. 216. 217. 221. 
244.—Bonle, 74. 164. 219. 237.— Indemnity, oe 63.— Nabigations, 

2, 21. 51. 70. 75. 109. 116.—rotland, 86. 





Co Tage. 


See Actounts, 887. 896, 1264.—wBillg, 85. 153. 378.—Gat India Company, 2.—Hoile, 
90.— Pavigations, 132. &amp;c.—fSuppip, “A omp —Hour 








Tools and Wteniils. . 


See Baws Erpiring, 6. 8: 10. &amp;c. 





Toulon, 


Copy of a Declaration by Lord Hood, &amp;c: XLIX. 4. 14.———Certain Motions and Proceedings of 
the Houfe relative to Ditto, L. 96. 


See Accounts, 1163.—Apdrefles, 1. 145.—Houle, 406.—Queftions pPreviony 
Megative, 19.—Hpeeches, 10.—upplp, 255. 





Towing- Paths, Rail ot Cartiage- 
Gaps, &amp;c. 


See Millg, 229. 235.—abigations, 20. 42. 48. 51.—Railwapg, &amp;c. 





Tower, 


. Salaries and Rents at the Tower, in Accounts of the Office of Ordnatice, tL. 636. 
2. Negative a Motion for a Return of the Number of Small-Arms in Store at the Tower, on a parti- 


cular Day, XLVII. 873. 
See Accounts, 138. 161. 165. 198. t378.—2Billg, 329. 





Tower Hamlets. 


I. Bill for better raifing and ordering the Militia Forces of the Tower Hamlets, in the County of 
Middlefex; ordered, LI. 207. P. 258. 


to enable His Majefty to draw out and embody Ditto; ordered, Lil. 596. P. 637. 





3. ‘Petition of Commiffioners of Sewers for a Bill to raife Money for making and keeping in repair a 
new Sewer, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee, LI. 322, Petition renewed, &amp;c. LUI. 74. Report, 
549. Petition of Robert Tyler and others, Executors of Thomas Hodgkins, for Provifion to be 
made in the Bill for Payment of a Debt due for Work done, &amp;c. ; referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, and an Inftruétion given, 605. Reported, and a Claufe added, &amp;c. 635. Read Third 
Time, anda Claufe added, 646. P. 691. 


See 1Billg, 84.—Dorks, 6. 
—  sanetsesaniin alias ctisae cin jing acestiesinepsintaeiiialanainitibhiaiiate hasigieteaaaaen i irae 


Inpex XLVI. to LV.—(1790—1800.) i2 I 












- Cower Well. 


See Mares and Streets, 1. 


— Towers. 


See Churches, 5. 15. &amp;c. 





Towing: Paths. 


See Mills, 229. 235. 243.—Mabigations, 95. &amp;c. 





ee tm ee 


ee ee te etn tit tilt Ey A tt — 


Town- Halls. 


See Wridges, 1. 12.— alls. 





Towns, &amp;Kc. 


I. Towns and Places made Part of Counties, Ridings, &amp;c. by a particular Act, declared to be fo by 
another Act, LII. 94. 


4. Petitions of particular Towns, LII. 43. 98. 
See MBill8, 135. 192. 231.—Caules and Jndictments.—Clections —Jnclofures, 


120. 121, &amp;c.—Judemnity—Land Cay.—Pabigations, 63. 115. &amp;c.—pPeor, 
4 6. &amp;c.—Scotland, 3.—Dquares and Srreets.— Uillages.— Volunteers. 





ee ee 
et tg 


Trane. 


Nicit Trade, XLVIII. 779. 802. 803. 


See Accounts, 368. 370. 385. 410. &amp;c.—Adderfles, 143.—Africa—America.— 
Willig, 1. 6. 43. 65. 153.—Committers, 68. 99. 102. 133.—Cruizers, &amp;c.— 
Cuftoms.— Dorks, 6. &amp;c.—Cak Judia Company, 2.—Creife, 1. 3.—bigh- 
waps.— Boule, 104. 164. &amp;c.— India, 1. 2. &amp;c.—Laws Crpiring, 43. &amp;c.— 
Potions, $7.—Pabigations, 114. 115.—QDrders, 72.—~—Mmuggling, 1. 2.— 

Supply, 481. 552.—UUel Jndies. 























I. Petitions and Bills relating to particular Branches of Trade and 
Manufactures, referred to Committees, v7z. 








Africa, (Sierra Leona.) ——See Africa, 1. 


, Slave Trade of Africa.—Sce Slates. 








See America.—Wek Jndieg. 





America, &amp;c. 
Bakers. 


Butchers. 


See Bakergs.—iBreap. 








See Butchers: 


Buttons, viz. 


i. Petition of Manufactuters, &amp;c. of Buttons in the Town and Neighbourhood of Birmingham, in the 
County of Warwick, for a Bill to regulate the making and peers. Metal Buttons, and tod 
prevent the Purchafers thereof from being deceived, &amp;c. LI. 306. Report, 387. Committed; 
and a Petition of Manufacturers of Buttons, and of Merchants, &amp;c. dealing in that Article in 
the Town and Neighbourhood of Birmingham, in favour of Ditto, 501. P. 618. 


Coalheavers, vi%. 


2, Petition of the Coalheavets working on the River Thames, —— A&amp; of 31 Geo: II. and 
praying for a Bill to regulate them, and afcertaining the Price of Labour to be paid to them, 


LI. 379- Report, 608. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 650; Day appointed for the Second Reading, 
676. Not proceeded in. 


Coa] Works. 
Coaft Trade. 


See Coals. 





See Coal Crade.—OSrotlann. 





Convoys to Trade.—See @otions, 102. —petitions, 5. 





Cotton Manufacture, viz. 


3. Petition of Hofiers and Bleachers of the Borough of Derby, for continuing the Aéts of 16 of Queen 
Anne, and 3 Geo. I. refpeéting the Drawback on Soap, &amp;c. ufed in the Flax and Cotton Ma+ 
nufacture ; referred to the Committee on Expiring Laws, XLVIII. 451. Petition of Hofiers, 
&amp;c. of Nottingham to the fame Effect ; to lie on the Table, 460. See Laws Crpiring, 1 
17. alfo infra, 4. 





Report of a Seleét Committee of the Court of Dire¢tors of the Eaft India Company, relating to 
the Cotton Manufacture, XLVIII. 134. 136. 


Cotton Weavers, viz. 


4. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Weavers of the Counties of Chefter, York, Lancafter, and Derbys 
for a Bill to fettle Difputes between Mafters and Workmen, and for better Prevention of Em- 
bezzlement of Weft, &amp;c.; tolie on the Table; LV. 261. Petition of Mafter Manufa¢turers 
of Chefter, York, and Lancafter, to the fame Effect; tolie on the Table, 262, Petition again 
read and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c: ; Orders and Powers given; and Five to be a 
Quorum, 377. Reported, and Report re«committed, 475. Chairman reports that he was 
defired by the. Committee to move for Leave to report the Minutes of Evidence as taken by 
them ; Leave'given ; Report made, and Minutes entered, 485. Report to lic on the Table, 
494. Report ordered to be printed, 530. Report again read and Bill ordered, 657. Bill 
committed, 693. Reported, and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 723. Report 
further confidered, Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 726. Read Third Time and an Amendment 
made, 744. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, 766. Amendment of the Lords 
agreed to, 783. P. 784. 


Cutlers in Hallamfhire, viz, 


6. Petition of Mafter, Wardens, &amp;c. of that Company, for a Bill to repeal {6 much of A&amp; of ar 
James I. as relates to the Regulation of the Company; their Apprentices, Servants, and Wotk- 
men, XLVI. 11. Report, 248. Petition of Inhabitants of Sheffield, againft; to lie on the 


Table. 
Inprx XLVI. to LV. (17g0—1800.) 

































i tires {Petitions atid Bills relating to 
{ MOLD 5) particular Branches thereof. 


ee es 






Cutlers in Hallamfhire; continued, &amp;c. 


Table till the Bill be read Second Time; 337: Bill cominitted, and the faid Petition tead 
agaiii, aid referred to the Committee, 354. Report, and Bill re-committed, 656. Again re- 
ported, 665. Read Third Time; and Amendments made, 669. P. 707. 


Petition of feveral Freemen of the Corporation of Cutlers in Hallamthire, for a Bill to amend fo : 
much of Aét of 21 James I. as relates to the Appointment of the Officers of the Corporation, 
and to declare the Right of ehoofing the Officers, &amp;c. XLVI. 12. Not reported. 


- Dyeing, viz. 


Petition of Doétor Cuthbert Gordoti, relative to dyeing Cloths with Plants found in this Kingdom ; 
to lie on the Table, XLVI: 241.—— Petition renewed, and teferred to a Committee, XLVII. 
266. Not reported. 


See Gteounts, 669: 758.—Difcoveries, 1: 


Glafs Manufaéture. 








See Duties, 58.——Supplp, 338. 522. 
———— Plate Glafs.——See Corporations, 1—Woute, 84.—Soupplp, 339. 339. §22. 


Gold Wares.——See Gold wares. 





India. 





See Catt Jndia Company.—Cak Indies —India. 


Iron and Stee]l.——Sce Laws Crpiring, 6. 8. &amp;c. | 


Ifle of Man. 





See Wan, Fle of. 


Labourers in Manufa¢tories. 
See 15illg, 46.— Dighwaps, 1.—iLabourtrg.— Mavigations, 4. 


Levant Seas.—Sec Levant Companp.—iLevant Seas. 





Linen, Linen Yarn, &amp;c.—Sce Laws Expiving, 6. 10. 17. 19. 


Millwrights. see pillweights. 





‘Nets, Lines, and Twines, at Bridport. 





See Corn and Grain, 2. 





Newfoundland Trade, &amp;c. 


See Courts, 12. &amp;c.— Houle, 182. 


Paper Hanging Manufacture, viz. 


Petition for further Regulations for better fecuring the Duties on Foreign Paper-Hangings, &amp;&amp;c. 
XLVII. 486. Report, and referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 530. Deferred, 550. 
586. 601. 612. 676. 689. Not proceeded in. See Supply, 346. 347. 





Paper Manufacture, viz. 


Petition of Manufacturers of Paper, on Behalf of themfelves and the reft of the Paper Makers 
in England, fora Bill for the better preventing of unlawful Combinations of their Workmen, 
LI. 585. Report and Bill ordered, 594. Petition of Finch Hollingworth, of Maidftone, on 
behalf of himfelf and others, Owners of. Paper-Mills and Works, in the County of Kent, 
againft the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading thereof, 631. Bill committed, 
and the faid Petition of Mr. Hollingworth again read ; referred to the Committee, and Coun- 
fel ordered, 642. Report, and of hearing Counfel, &amp;c. 693. P. 791. | 


See Duties, 57.—Supplp, 319. 347. 


Protection to Trade, viz. 


Negative a Motion for an Addrefs, relative’'to the Proteétion of the Trade of Nova Scotia, &amp;c. 
XLIX, 213. | 


See Corporations and Companies —Cruigers and Convops.—pPetitions, 5.— 
Supply, 481. : 


Ribbon 

































ae 


: | ~. {Petitions and Bills relating to... 
Trade and Manufactures) pericuiarbrocheschecot) 





Ribbon Manufatory, viz. 


Petition of Manufacturers, &amp;c. engaged in Ditto, in the County of Warwick, and City and 
County of Coventry, for a Bill to regulate the Wages, and Prices for Work, to be paid in the faid 
Manufactory ; referred, &amp;c. Liv. 215. Report, 548. Bill read Third Time, and Claufes 
; added, &amp;c. 675. Not returned from the Lords. | wi 


See Workmen. 


~ 


Sail Cloth, Sails, &amp;c.——See Laws Erpicing, 11. 18. 


Sal Ammoniac, viz. 


12. Petition of William Stone, of London, Coal Merchant, for a Bill to encourage that Manufacture, 
XLVII. 508. Petition renewed, XLVIII. 252. Not reported. 





Sheep, and Improvement of Britifh Wool.—Sce oufe, 145.—Infra, 15. 16. 


Silk Manufactures, viz. 


13. Bill for extending the Provifions of an Act of 13 Geo. III. “ empowering Magiftrates to fettle and 
“« regulate Wages of Perfons employed in that Manufacture,” to Manufattories of Silk mixed 
with other Materials, &amp;c. ordered, XLVII. 733. P. 1069. 


Tanners.——Sce Leather. 


Taylors, viz. 


Petition of Mafter Taylors within the City of London, and Five Miles thereof, for a Bill to in- 
demnify them againft certain Penalties for giving higher Wages to their Journeymen than are 
allowed by Law; to lie on the Table, LV. 922. Not proceeded in. 


Wool, viz. 


15. Petition of the Woolcombers, and Makers of Worfted Yarn, in the County of Norfolk and City of 
Norwich, for a Bill to more effeétually prevent Frauds and Abufes committed by Perfons em- 
ployed in thofe Manufaétures in the faid County, &amp;c. XLVI. 139. Report, 160. Bill com- 
mitted, and Voices given, &amp;c. 181. Report, and re-committed, 249. Reported again, 255. 
Agreéd to by the Lords with an Amendment,*which was not agreed to, but deferred for Two 
Months and another Bill ordered, 439. 555. New Bill prefented, &amp;c. 565. Committed, 
and the Committee to fit fooner than ufual, 619. Report, and re-committed, 632. Reported 
again, &amp;c. 637. P. 686.——See infra, 19. 20. 





16. Refolution, viz. 


That the Houfe will, in a following Seffion, confider of Meafures to promote the Improvement 
of Britifh Wool, XLVII. 778. 


Woollen Cloth or Cloths, (Fine Ditto) viz. 


“$95 Petition of Cloth Workers and Wool Scriblers, in the County of Gloucefter, againft the Ufe of 
certain Mills, called Gig. Mills, and praying for a Bill to prevent Perfons from making ufe 
thereof, in the working up of the faid Cloths; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 599. Not proceeded 





in. See infra. 
Woollen Cloths, (Narrow) White Broad, and mixed Broad Cloths, viz. 
18. Petitions of Perfons concerned in thofe Manufattories in the Weft Riding of the County of York, 


againft a Monopoly of that Manufactory, faid to be erected by Cloth Merchants, becoming Cloth 
Makers, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 275. Petition read again; referred to a Commit- 
tee to examine, and Voices given, &amp;c. 355. Report, and Bill ordered “ to enable the Truftees 
“ of the Two Cloth Halls in Leeds, to make Bye-Laws and Regulations under certain Re- 
“ ftri€tions, the better to prevent Cloth Merchants, becoming Cloth Manufacturers, and for 
“ other Purpofes,” 431. The Order for the faid Bill difcharged and another Bill ordered, 
-“ To enable the Truftees of the Two Cloth Halls, &amp;c. with the Approbation of Commiffioners 
“ to be named therein, to make Bye-Laws, &amp;c. for the Prefervation of the ancient Mode of 
“ carrying on the Trade between the Cloth Merchants and Cloth Manufacturers, and for other 
“ Purpofes;” 496. Bill prefented; &amp;c. 501. Not proceeded in. 


Woolcomberts, viz. 


19. Petition of the Woolcombers of the Town and Borough of Barnftaple, in the County of Devon, 
praying for fome Remedy, and Relief, from the ill Effects of Machines lately ufed for camming 


oO 
Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 12 K 













































rr te ee 


— Trade and Manutactwwesd (ne, ee 








Woolcombers, continued. 


of Wool, which: diminifhes Manual Labour scto-lieon the Table, XLIX. 21. . Ditto from the 
City of New Sarum, and City and County of Exeter, 22. Ditto of the County of Somerfet, 
104. Ditoof Plymouth,.135. Ditto of Tiverton, 144. Of the County of Devon ; and the 
City of London, 147. -Of Honiton; t52.. Of Wilton, and other Petitions, 158. The faid 
feveral Petitions reterred to a Committee to examine and report thereupon, &amp;c. 159. 
Petition of the Woolcombers of the Borough of Southwark, reférred to the faid Committee, 185. 
Ditto of the Towns of Kidderminfter, Bromfgrove, &amp;c. referred, &amp;c. 201. Ditto, refident 
within the City, and County of the City of Coventry, &amp;c. and other Petitions, referred, &amp;c. 
249. Petition of the Woolcombers of the Borough of Warwick, Ditto, 280. Petition of thefe 
of the North Ridiig of the County of York, Ditto, 307. Petition of thofe of the County of 
Durham ; to lie on the Table, 319. Report, and ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 
322. Petition of thofe of the City of Durham ; tolie on the Table, 331. Petition of Edmund 
Cartwright, of Doncafter, Clerk, the Inventor of the Machinery complained of, praying to be 
heard by Counfel, &amp;c. relative to Ditto; to lie on the Table, 347. Petition of the Wool- | 
combers at Ripon, to lie on the Table,.352. Petition of William Toplis the Younger, of 
Cuckney, in the County of Nottingham, Inventor of a Machine for combing Wool, praying 
to be heard by Counfel, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table,.395. _ Petition of the Woolcombers 
of the County and Borough of Leicefter, 396. The Report on the faid Petitions 
referred to a Coimmittee of the whole Houfe, 401. Confidered,,and Mr. Cartwright and 
Mr. Toplis’ Petitions referred, &amp;¢. 422. Report made, and Bill ordered, “ For the Purpofe of 
** protecting Woolcombers from being injured in their Manufacture by the Ule of certain Ma- 
** chines lately introduced for the combing of Wool,” 439. Prefented, &amp;c. and ordered to be 
printed, &amp;c..450. Petition of the Woolcombers of the.City of Norwich and County of Nor- 
folk ; to lie on the Table, 491. On Motion for the Second Reading of the Bill, a Petition of 
the Proprietors of Four large and expenfive Manufactories in the Counties of Nottingham and 
York, againft the fame, received and entered only; the Bill read Second Time, and committed to 
a Committee of the whole Houle, 545. Petition of the Woolcombers and Manufacturers of the 
Borough of Cockermouth; tolie on the Table, 552. Another Petition of Wm. Toplis the 
younger, &amp;c.; to lie on the Table till the Report on the Bill is received, and Counfel ordered, 
564. Order of the Day, for going into the Committee on the Bill, read, and on Motion for the 
Speaker to leave the Chair, a Petition of the Committee of Worfted Marrufacturers for the 
Counties of York, Lancafter, and Chefter, in Committee affembled, was prefented, &amp;c. and 
the Motion for the Speaker to leave the .Chair being put, it paifed in the Negative, on a 
Divifion, and the Matter deferred for Six Months, &amp;c. 571. 


20, Bill to enable Woolcombers to exercife Trades in any Town or Place in Great Britain; ordered, 


L. 568. P. 638. 


See Committees, 68.— Copper.— Duties, 109.— Boule, 193. 281.—Man, Fie of, 
Millwrights.—peace,—ypetitions, 9.—Supply, 310- 315. 318. 327. 338. &amp;c,— 
Gorkmen, 








Trade and Navigation. 


Sce Coa! Trade. —iWarbours, 13.—boule, 189.—Nabigations—Ophipping and Pabviga- 
tion, &amp;c. 





rade and Plantations. 


See Accounts, 958. 972.—America.—Corn and Grain, 8. 9. &amp;c—Hupplp, 349. 350. &amp;c. 
Welk Judies. 





Travers. 


See Bankers.—Werchants.— Pavigations, 115. 





ra 
» _—— ?. ae. 





See Docks, 6.— hing, 14.—fevdition—Suudap, 1. 2. &amp;c.— T rave, 20. 


Traitors and Craiterous Corvelpondence. 


See Billg, 280. — #eante. —boule, 255.— hing, 14. 32..—Sedition. 


Transters. 


See Bank of Cngland.— Committees, 117. 


Traniire. 


See Coatt Trade.—Lime. 





Translations, 


See Atcountg, 836. 1229. 1232. &amp;c. 





ne 
Transportation. 
See Accounts, 79. &amp;c. 897.—Addrefles, 166. — Felony. — Judges.—hhing, 14.— Laws 
Crpiving, 14. &amp;c.— Muir and Palmer.— Penitentiary Houles. 





Transport Service. 


See Secounts, 79. 897. gor. &amp;c.—Soldiers.— Supply, 504. 





Transports, (Ships.) 


See Gttounts, 897. 898. 902. 1245.—Soupplp, 504. 594. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








Travelling ‘Erpences. 


See Billg, 84. —Supplp, ‘gz. 50. 





Travelling Post. 


See Duties, 82. 








Traverles. 


See MDffices, 5 





Treafon. 


I. Bill to repeal fo much of Ac of 7 Queen Anne, and alfo fo much of Act of 17 Geo. II. as puts an 
End to the Forfeiture of Inheritances upon Attainder of Treafon, after the Death of the Pretender 
and his Sons; ordered, LIV. 530. Prefented, &amp;c. 543. Bill confidered in the Committee, on 

a Divifion for the Speaker leaving the Chair ; reported without Amendment, and ordered to be 
ingrofied, &amp;c. 689. 699. P. 737. 


2. Several Acts relating to Treafon, &amp;c. read, XLVII. 788.—LII. 634. 


See Armp, 2.—Ftante, 7.—igh Creafon.— boule, 193.—Julanity —hing, 14.— 
Sedition, 7. sc. 





TCrealurers. 


See Militia, 1.2. 3.— Poor, 31. 


Oe ee + ee So ES Se eel 





Trealury. 


See Accounts, 508. 678. 1165.—Bank of England, 3. 4.—Billg, 84. 97. 136. 159. 18 
366.— Commercial Credit, 2. 3. &amp;c.— Committees, 105.—Corporations, 3.— Gates, a — 
Houle, 224. 243. 280. &amp;c.—Fnelolures, 269.—Mortions, 39.—MNuellions Previous Negative, 
11.—Supplp, 132. 133. 554. 





Treaties, &amp;c. 


See Gecounts, 589. 987. 995. 1109. 1193. 1194. 1229. 1241. 1254. 1257.—abdorelles, 95. 
&amp;c.—oule, 19. 121. 215.—Fournals, 60.—Supplp, 245. 

















Treating. 


At Elections, Lit. 426. . 
See Elections, 





Trees. 


See Accounts, 669. 1264.—Bfillg, 159.-—Clkates, 45. 109. 





Erenches. ~~ 


See Billg, 373. 





Cretpals. 


« See Bilis, 358. 





Trials. 


See Caufes, kK — High Crealin.—FJnelolutes, 144.—Rights.—Seotland, (Bail.) 





Trinidad. i a 
~ for eng the Port of San Jofef, in the Ifland of Trinidad, @ Free Port ; ordered, Lit. 587. 
637. 





Troops. 


“See Secounte, 109. 113. 144. 164. 167. 181. 184. 508, 517-—Metages,. 13.14. &amp;c—9pititia, 
_ 2. 3.—Bpotions, 94.—Supplp, 87- 94. &amp;c. 





Trover. 


See Houle, 275. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 














Trusters. 


See 2Bills, 138. 164. 181. 184. 222. 256. 265.—Cflates, 92. 123. &amp;c.— highways, 83. 98. 
&amp;c.— Petitions, 188. 193. 













Tumults. 


Informations.and Complaints relating to Tumults, &amp;c. viz. 





is His Majefty’s Speech, XLVIII. 3. Addrefs thereon, 5. 10. 

2. Complaint of a printed Paper, intituled, ‘““ One Pennyworth of Truth ;”’ Negative the Paper being 
delivered in at the Table and read, XLVI. 15. 

3. Tumultuous Meetings, &amp;c.; Copies of Proclamations prefented, 8&amp;c. LI. 34. Confidered, and 


Copies of the Proclamations entered, and a Bill ordered for preventing Seditious Meetings, 
&amp;c. 50.—_——See Sedition, 3. &amp;c. 


See alfo Hundreds, 5.—King, 14.—petitiong, 18. 19. 





Tunnels. 


' See Wills, 257.—Pabigations, 125. &amp;c. 





Turkey. 


See France.—Germany.—MeLages, 29.— Ottoman Porte,—peace.—Rulia.—Speeches,.— War. 


é 





Turkey Company. 


See Lebant Company.—ypetitiong, 81. 82.—Supplp, 202. 





Turnips. 


See MAvdrelles, 25.—Agriculture, 1. 2. &amp;c—Houle, 190. 





Turnptbes. 


See Billg, 169.170. 176. 177. 183. 367,—Hightays,—Srotland.—Supply, (Laying on Duties.) 




























- 


Turpentine, Car, &amp;c. | 
« Bill to amend {6 much of A&amp; of 28 Geo. IIIf. as prohibits the Importation of Pitch, Tar, and 


Turpentine into Nova Scotia or New Brunfwick, from any Country belonging to the United 
States of America, &amp;c. XLVIII. 628. P. 826. 


See Atcounts, 368:—Cuftoms,— Boule, 88:—Wiek Indies. - 


. 





Turves. 


See 2illg, 159.—Forefts, 1- 





Tythes. 
I. Petitions for Bills, &amp;c. relating to Tythes, vz. 


I. Of feveral Hop Planters and Ownets of Hop Grounds, againft taking the Tythe in Kind of Hops; 
to lieon the Table, XLVII. 519. Another Petition of Ditto; and alfo a Petition. of feveral 
Perfons, Inhabitants of and Hop Planters at, Farnham in Surrey, relative to Ditto, 520. e- 
tion of Inhabitants and Hop Planters within the Parifh of Farnham renewed; and to lie on the 
Table, XLVIII. 226. Petition again read, and referred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 308. 
Report, and to lie onthe Table, &amp;c. 380. Report to be confidered, 607, Confidered, and Bill ordered 
for afcertaining the Compofition to be paid for the Tythe of Hops planted in Fields in the Parifh 
of Farnham, in the County of Surrey, 613. Petition of Henry Halfey of Henley Park, Efquire,~ 
againft ; to lieonthe Table till the Second Reading of the Bull, and Counfel ordered, &amp;c. 634. 
638. Bill now read Second Time, and Counfel for and againft the Bill heard, and, on Di- 
vifion, committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 667. Another Petition of Henry 
Halfey, Efquire, againit ; referred to the Committee, and Counfel ordered, 687. Confidered, 
on a Divifion, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 819. Further confidered, on a Divifion, and Notice 
being taken that Forty Members were not prefent, &amp;c. the Houfe adjourned, 826. Day ap- 
gota 2 pointed to confider further of the Bill, 833. Further confidered, upon a Divifion, and Notice 
again taken of Forty Members not being prefent, the Houfe adjourns, 845. Another Day ap- 
pointed for further Confideration, ibid. Further confidered, and report a further Progrefs, &amp;c; 
863. Further confidered ; the Report from the Select Committee on the Hop Planters Petition 
referred, and Notice being again taken of there not being Forty Members prefent the Houfe 
adjourned, 874. Not proceeded in. 


2. Of the Patron and Reétor of Bufcot; in the County of Berks, for a Bill to fix and fettle a Com- 
mutation for the Great 1 Tythes by the Payment of Corn Rents for ever; Bill ordered, 
LV. 116. Not proceeded in. 





Of Impropriators of Tythes, &amp;c. wiz. 
For Bills, XLIX. 124.—LIV. 81. 
ess Againft a Bill, LI. 628. 
See Churches, 14.—Jnelolures, 268. &amp;c. 


Of Patron‘of a Re¢tory and of Reétor and Incumbent, viz. 
4: Againft a Bill, LI. 377.——See Gnelofures, 316. 


II. Other, Matters, viz. 


5° A General Law for Inclofures and a Compenfation for Tythes, recommended in the Reports of the 
Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;c. XLVII. 853. 
6. Certain Townfhips, Hamlets, &amp;c. and alfo another Hamlet within the Parifh, exonerated from the 


Payment of Tythes, L. 482. 


Other Lands befides thofe intended to be inclofed exonerated, LII. 279-,619.—-LIV. 530.——-LV- 
229. 281. 454. 535. 556. 638. 
4. : Armeateaents of the Lords for exonerating Lands, &amp;c. from the Payment of Tythes, XLVIII. 
816.—L. 585." : 


Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.)} : 8. Certain 














Other Matters, continued. 





8. Certain Lands made fubjeé&amp; toan Annual Portion toa Vicar for Tythe, L. 456. See Cates, 
105. 
9: A Claufe cut out of a Bill at.the Table relative to exonerating Lands from Tythe, and for the Lands 
to continue liable to Tythes, if the Owners chofe it, XLVII. 809. 
1@ Exemption from the Payment of Tythes and other Ecclefiaftical Dues petitioned for, LUI. 277. 
It. Tythe Rent fecured, Lit. 668. : 
12. After Seven Years, Owners, &amp;c. of particular Tythes, to receive Tythes in Kind, &amp;c.—An Amend- 


ment of the Lords agreed to, LII. 618. 
13. Aéts amended for allotting Lands in lieu of Tythes, LUI. 289. 


See Willg, 14. 68. 146. 190. 192. 196. 201. 205. 213. 233. 268—Churches.— 
Dean and Canons.—Duties, 58.—Cfkates, (under 120.)— Boule, 135.—Ine 
clofureg, 37. 154. 185. 189. 193. 217+ 295+ 322. 342. 402. 405. 420. 431.— 
Petitions, 27. 28.—Quakers, 3.—Rectors,— Scotland, 27.— Wirars, 





Typthings. 


I. Places fo called, XLIX. 395.—L. 150. 593.—LI. 87. 140. 446.—LI. 369. 545.—LIV. 81. 215. 


2. Tythings within particular Parifhes, XLIX. 280.—LI. 233. 280. 378.—LII. 266, 571.—LIII. 424. 
—LIV. 88.—LV. 232. 246. 





Auitarians., 


Petition for Relief againft Adts of 9 and 10 William III. and the 17th SeGiion of rft of William and 
Mary ; to lie on the Table, XLVII. 522. Several Acts read and negative referring a Motion 
for a Bill to a Committee of the whole Houfe, for repealing fundry Provifions of the faid A&amp;s, 


787. 789. 





Bnited Provinces. 


See Accounts, 792. 1237. &amp;c.— America —Bolland.— Wellages, 26.—potk Défice, 3. 





Antveriities. 


See Juclofures, 390.—Pabvigations, 125.—Slaveg, 1. 3.—Supplp, (Stamps.) 





—-GAlers. 


| See Supply, 373. 519. 






Gles and Trusts. 


See €gtateg, 129. 131. 133. &amp;c. 





— Btensils, 


See Laws Crpiring, 6. 8, &amp;c. 





Gintlormity. 


Of Prayer ; Acts relating to Ditto, and other Adts, read, &amp;c. XLVII. 787. 
See Debates, 31.— parliament, 1. 





Gunton. 


See Accounts, 1245. 1247. 1264.—Churcheg, 31. 32.—Corn and Grain, 2,—Drawhacks, 
27.—Wonle, 259.—Journalg, (under 61.)—Freland.—Mabigations, 2. 24. 39.—wpatlia- 
ment, 1.—pPoor, 6. 11. 43. 44. 46.—totland, 10. 17. 101.—Supplp, 412.—Crea- 
fon. 





@acanctes. 





Gagabonds, 


See Rogues and Wagabonds. 





Gagrants. 


I. Bill to amend the Laws refpecting Vagrants ; ordered, LI. 298. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
355. The Second’ Reading deferred, 371. 383. Committed, and Voices given to all the 
Members, &amp;c. 392. Report ; Bill as amended ordered to be printed, and re-committed to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 456. Deferred, 552. Confidered, 565. Reported, and 
Amendments agreed to on a Divifion, &amp;c. 571. Sent to the Lords, 589. - Not-returned. 


2. Bill to extend the Provifions of A&amp;t of 17 Geo. II. for amending, &amp;c. the Laws refpecting Rogues 
and Vagabonds ; ordered, LV. 379. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 380. Reported; Re- 
port to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 511. Report further con- 
fidered, Amendments agreed to,. and Bill to be ingroffed, . 532. P. 681. 


See Wridewells.— Costs.—Gaols.— Boule, 194.—Jugtices of the Peace.— Rogues, 
&amp;c.— Scotland, 102. 


% 








Inpzx XLVI. te LV. (1790—1800.) 








— Galivity. 


See Wilig, 274. 2 





Galuation. 


See Wills, 174. 205. 222. 264. 371. 





Gaults, Drains, and Sewers. 


See Accounts, 357.—Darks, 6.—Srwers, 1. 2.—Cower Hamlets. 





Bellum, Parchment, &amp;c, 


See Mides and Shins.—ftamps, 4.—Supplp, 398. 499. 





Gelvets. 


See Laws Crpiting, 19.—Supplp, (367. Stuffs, &amp;c.) 493. 





Wenice. 


Ships {tated to be built and preferved under Cover at Venice, &amp;c. XLVII. 279. 280. 373. 
See Accounts, 1264. 





Genison. 


.. Reports ef Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, &amp;¢. XLVI. 97.—XLVII. 141. 16s. 190. 208. 
1030. | 
2. ——~mDitto Lifts of Perfons intitled to Venifon, XLVII, 1044. 


See Accountg, 1264. 





Gerdicts and Pudgqments. 


See tls, 208.—gpuir and Palmer.— petitions, 55. 





Bervigqrease. 


‘a 


Gessels. 


See Accounts, 89. 161. ask 438. 445. &amp;c. 751. 888. 896. i068. 1o88.—parhours.— 
Mavigations, 3. 21.—Pabp.—Ships and Gelels. —Smuggling. 








Bestries. 


Petitions of Veftrymen and Inhabitants, Lil. 298. 323. 458. 
See Churches, 17D ffires.— per, 26. &amp;c. 





Aeterinarp College, 


See Actaunt$, 1260.— Petitions, 96. 87. 114. 145.—Senppip, 256. 





Gicarages. 


Petitions of Patrons of Vicarages, XLVIII. 794.—=LI. 364. 
See Wills, 97.—Churches, 38. dsc—Cotates, 84. 117. &amp;Kc—Jnelofures, 179. 





193. 
4 . 
Gitars. 
1. Petitions of Vicars, &amp;c. for repairing Churches and Chapels, XLVI. 170.=-XLVII. 425.— 
L. 94. 106. 
2. ——— for Inclofures, XLVI. 202.—L. 106.—LI. 289.—LII. 267.—=LIII. 149. 238. 242. 
3 ——___—— for Compenfation for expected Loffes, XLIX. 593. 





againft an Inclofure, XLVII. 385. 


See Billig, 192. 196. 200. ‘203. 204. 206, 210. 235.— Churches, 10. 16. 33-— 
Gstates, 84. 105.—Jnelofures, 15. 16. 42. 128. 131. 164. 175. 188. 193.— 
194. 207. 238. 248. 295. 372.— penitentiary Houles.—Poor, 





Gilterops. 


$s Copy of a Commiffion appointing a Viceroy of Corfica, L. 96. 
2. New Writ for Sir Gilbert Elliot, Baronet, appointed Ditto, L. 590. 
3. Motion relating to the recall of Earl Fitzwilliam from Ireland, L. 547. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 








 Bicinage. 


See Pabigations, 113.— Peace, 1. 





Bictuallers and Junkeepers. 


Petition of thofe from the City of New Sarum, for Relief from the Burthen of Quartering Horfe 
and Foot Soldiers on them ; to lie on the Table, XLIX. 73. Petition of Innholders and Publi- 
cans of Uxbridge, refpecting Ditto; to lie on the Table, 227. Petition of Innkeepers and 
Victuallers refiding in England, relating to Ditto ; a Motion for referring the fame to a Com. 
mittee withdrawn, and the Petition to lie on the Table, L. 91. Petition again read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee to examine, &amp;c. 111. Report, and re-committed, and Power given to 
report Obfervations, 175. Reported again, and.a State of the Evidence given to the Committee ; 
to lieon the Table, 213. And, . . 


Bill for increafing the Rates of Subfiftence to be paid to Innkeepers, and others, on Quartering 
Soldiers during the prefent War; ordered, L. 468. Committed, and negative printing 
the Bill, 475. Confidered, and the Report on the Innkeepers Petition referred, 492. 496. 
Reported, &amp;c. 502. P. 545. , 





to continue and amend the laft preceding A&amp;t; ordered, LI. 225. Prefented, &amp;c. 
229.237. Committed, 360. Bill not being properly prepared, Orders difcharged, and a 
new Bill ordered, 384. Prefented, &amp;c. 384. P. 479. 





Another Bill for increafing the Rates.of Subfiftence to be paid to Infikeepers, &amp;c. on Quartering 
Soldiers ; ordered, LI. 392. P. 478. Another Bill ordered, Lill. 364. P. 451. Another 
Bill ordered, LIV. 402. P. 534. Again ordered, LV. 345. P. 538. 


See Qttounts, 180.—Alehoufe-keepergs.— Barracks.—Jnnkeepers. 














Bictualling. 


See Accounts, 881. 885. 886. 902.—Bread, 9.—Pabp, 41.—Supply, 219. 





Giew, 


See Billg, 281.—Houle, (under 158, and 170.) 








Gillages. 


See Accounts, 592. 1243.—Hathours, 20.—bighwaps. (Alderbury, &amp;c.)—Znclotures,— Navi: 
gations, 21, &amp;c.—fcotland, 3. 57. 





Aills. 


’ Petitions for Inclofures in Vills or Townfhips, LI. 93. 295.—=LII. 264. 








Ditto, relating to paving, &amp;c. in particular Vills, LI. 197. 
See Harbours, 1.—Jnelolures, 32. 195. 224.—Squares and Streets, 27. 














Gincent, (Saint. ) 


See Accounts, 375. 418: 1060.—4Perltiong, yo. 438.—Suppl, 189.—Qiest Frinied: 








Gineent Saint, (Earl of) 


See Annuities, 3.—MWellages, 29. 





| GAioites, 


See Committers, 87. 133. 





God Elections. 


See Clectiong, 31. 32. 





Glopages, 


See Bills, 5.—Ships and Uessels.—‘Slabes, 15. &amp;c. 





Bolatile Alkali. 


See Cravde and Manufactures, 12. 





* 


Wolunteers, Golunteer Companies, &amp;c. 


Bill for the Encouragement and Difciplining of fuch Corps or Companies of Men, as fhall volun- 
tarily enroll themfelves for the Defence of their Towns or Coafts, &amp;c. during the prefent War, 
ordered, XLIX. 380. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 385. Commiitted,, 392. Deferred, 
399. Confidered ; reported; Report to be further confidered, and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed, 406. Further confidered, and fome Amendments difagreed to, &amp;c. 423. Read 
Third Time; A&amp; 1 of William and Mary, read; negative bringing up a Claufe to apply 
Voluntary Subfcriptions to this Purpofe, &amp;c. 429. Agreed to by the Lords, with fome Amend- 
ments, which were not agreed to, but another Bill ordered, 473. 477. Bill prefented ; Read 
Firft and Second Time, and committed, &amp;¢.; 479. Confidered and Report, ibid. Read Third 
Time, &amp;c. 480. ‘Agreed to by the Lords, 481. P.-485.. 


See Accounts, 126. 132. 139. 171. 239. 241.—@doretles, 144.—Armp, 9.—i6ilig, 
67. 135. 147.—efence—Indemnity.— Militia, 4. 5. 8ec.—Soupply, 590. 595. 


ci LL LLL LLL 


Inprx XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) . 12 N 














Motes, 


See Elections, ¢. 8&amp;c.—MOrvers, 82. 








* Gotes of the Houle. 





I. To be fent free of Poftage, and alfo Proceedings in Parliament and News-papers, L. 418.——See 
soupplp, 591. 
An Order of the Houfe for printing a particular Matter therein, viz. 
2. What was faid by the Speaker in giving the Thanks of the Houfe to Admiral Lord Bridport ; 


Vice Admiral Sir Alan Gardner, Baronet, and Rear Admiral Lord Hugh Seymour, LI. 19: 


A Motion withdrawn for a Petition to be amended by the Votes of the Houfe, viz. 
3. Relative to Seaford Eleftion, XLVII. 381. 


4- Bil) for regulating the Conveyance of printed Votes, Proceedings in Parliament, and printed 
News-papers, by the Poft in Great Britain, ordered, L. 604. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
610. Not proceeded in. Bill again ordered, LI. 184. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 234. 
To be read Second Time, 526. Committed, 537. Deferred, 542. 555. Confidered and Report; 
Report to be further confidered, and Bill as amended to be printed, 574. Petition of the 
Clerks in the Offices of His Majefty’s principal Secretaries of State, for the Home and Foreign 
Departments, for Compenfation for the lofs of their Privileges by this Bill, referred to a Com- 
mittee to Examine, &amp;c. 588. Report on the Petition of the Clerks, &amp;c.; Recommendation 
of His Majefty fignified, and the Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 596. Bill 
re-committed, 597. The Report on the Clerks Petition to be printed, i#id. Further Report on 
the Report of the Clerks Petition ; an Annual Sum of One Thoufand Pounds to be diftributed 
among the Clerks in the Offices of the Secretary of State, &amp;c. and Inftru€tion to the Committee 
on the Bill accordingly, 626. Committee deferred, 635. Amount of Duties on Letters, &amp;c. 
ordered, 651. Committee deferred, 669. Amount of general Franks, fuppofing the fame to 
have been charged with Duty of Poftage from 1793, to 1795, prefented, 688. Not pro- 








ceeded in. See Mupplip, sot. 
s,. Addreffes for defraying the Expence of printing the Votes, XLVI. 682.—XLVII. 1068.—XLVIII. 
'945.—X LIX. 737.—L. 614.—LI. 787. 


6. ———— for Mr. George Whittam’s Index to the Votes, LI. 787.—LII. 743.—LIII. 704.— 
LIV. 727.—LV. 791. 927. ; 


Entries in the Votes read, relating to, viz. 


7 Addreffes for Monuments, L. 490. 
8. Committees ; appointing Ditto, and Inftruction salfo, LUI. 616. 
9 - Complaints ; Proceedings of the Houfe thereon, L. 312. 
10. Courts ; Orders for the Grand Committee for Courts of Juftice, to fit, XLIX. 255. 
Ireland ; relating tothe Union with Ditto, LV. 664. 
II. Members ; Refolutions relating to their Attendance, XLVIII. 364. 
12. Meffages ; fending Ditto tothe Lords, XLVIII. 863. 


of His Majefty on 22d: January 1800; LV. 246. 





13. Petitions; which have been prefented, and Accounts ordered, XLIX. 408. 
Returns to New Writs, LIU. 148. 


See Attounts, 1261.—Dills, 88.— Houle, 168.—Motions, 86.—Printing, 278.— 
Speaker, 68. ; 


Hotes of Crevit. 


See Accounts, 656. 663. 669. 688. 710.—Adbrelles, 52- 54.—MBellages, 8. 9. 10. 26. &amp;c,— 
. Supply, 177. 452. 453: 








Gotes of Members. 


Propofed to be difallowed, but negatived, LII. 632. 
See Members, 127. , 





Bouchers. 


See Lotteries, 5.—fupply, 563. &amp;c. 





Booting. 


See Bills, 230.—€lections.—Memhers, 127. 129.—MOrderg, 8o. 81. 





Wages, Allowances, &amp;c, 


See Atcounts, 149. 161. 167. 176. 704. 902. 975. 1264.—2Bills, 84.—DLabourers.— 
aby, 1'5. &amp;c.— Petitions, 114.—Poor, 38.-—Seamen, 2. 3.— Serpants -—Supplp, 550.— 
Trade and Manufactures, 2.5. 6. 10. 13. 


. 


Gages, Rewards, Hees, and ee. 


See Docks, 6. 





Gages, Spalaries, &amp;e, 


Of the Lord High Chancellor, Speaker, &amp;c. XLVI. §91. &amp;c. 
See Accounts, 285. 


aggons, Wains, anv Carts. 


—Supply, 172. 





Waggon-ays, Sc. 


See Highways, &amp;c.—Pavigations,, 16. &amp;c-—Railwaps, 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





— 


















See Attounts, 79. 166.897. 898.—Courts, 18.—Suipply, 69. &amp;c. 





= 


Bales, (Part of Great Britain.) 


See Accounts, 1264.—Courts, 5.—Clections, 90. 204. &amp;c.—pighwaps, 4. &amp;c.—Frielolures, 
2. &amp;c.— foadvigations, 28. &amp;c.—Squares and Streets, 37. 49. &amp;c. 





Gales, Prince of. 


Bills relating to His Royal Highnefs, vz. 


Yr. To enable His Royat Highnefs George Prince of Wales, to make Leafes, Copies and 
Grants of Offices, Lands, and Hereditaments, Parcel of His Dutchy of Cornwall, or annexed to 
4 the fame, &amp;c. ordered, XLVIII. 825. P. 938. 


2. For preventing the Contraéting of Debts by any future Prince. of Wales, aiid for regulating the 
Mode of Expenditore, from the’TFime when a Separate Eftablifhment thall be made for fuch 
future Prince of Wales, ordered, L. 601. P. 637. 


Se . The Prince defires the Houfe to be acquainted of particular Matters, L. 565. 


Queftion Negative, viz. 


errs For adding Words to a Refolution, * for a Fund to be provided by Sale of a Part of the Landed 
“ Revenue of the Crown, or of the Dutchy of Cornwall, &amp;c.” L. 538. 


See Accounts, 808. 809. 1013. 1023. 1254.—Addrefleg, 18. 19.—Billg, 19. 220. 
369. 383.—Committees, 45. 134.—onfle, 160. 193.—Jutlofures, 120.— 
hing, 5. 6.— embers, 62.—Pellages, 28.— Potions, 38. Quelkions Previous 
Pegativbe, 9.—Mupplp, 200. 





‘Wales, Princess of. 


See Millg, 221. 369. 383.—hing, 6.— Members, 62.— Peblages, 28. 





GHares, &amp;c. 


See America.— Bills, 139. 166.—Commercial Credit Coods.— Gold Wares.— holland.— 
fouppip, 339. .460.—Well Indies, 1. 2. &amp;c. 


Garrants. 


See Accounts, 4s 9 907. 1262. 1264. 1391.—MAliens, 7.—Wilig, 167. 280.—€rtile, 1.— 
Hap and Straw, 1.—Houle, 58.—Jufkices of the Peace, 3.—Pembers, 26. 152.—Muir 
and Palmer.— patents, 8.—Sypeaker, 107. &amp;c.—Watermen, &amp;c. 


See Actétintd; 1264. Abennes.—wBeidges, &amp;é. 





GHapentakes. 


See Corn and Grait, 7. 8—Ponfe, 154. © 





alls. 


See Wills, 151:—Backs, 6: 





GAar. 
See Acrounts, 109. 121. i23., 124. 128: 138, 154: 166. 520. 539. 877. 904. &amp;e— 
Adbrefled, 26. 74. 137. 140. 141. 143. 149.155. 161. 165.—Armp, 2. &amp;c.— wills, 330.—_ Cal 
Judia Companp, 27. &amp;c.— France, 10. 13. &amp;c.—aule, 193.—Journals, 62.—Pellages, 


17- 25- 31.—Motions, 25. 39-—Pabp, 1. 7. &amp;c.—Peace, 1. 2. 8. &amp;c.—Pensions, 1. 
Quettions Previous Pegative, 18.—Hpeethes, 7. &amp;c—LMupplp, 436. 510.—Uolunteerg. 





GAarehoules. 


See Aecaunts, _ 380. 403. 423. 1053. &amp;c.—Billg; 43: 1 39.—Committees, 96. 97. too.— 
Corn and Grain, 2. &amp;c.—Dorks, 6—Ca Judia Company, 6.—-Crportation, 1.— 
Halland.— boule, 129. 146.—IJmpertation, 14. 16.—ugar:—Supplp, 372. 377. 379- 





GHarehoules, unver the King’s Lock and 
‘Jmporter, &amp;c. 


See 15illg, 140.—Corn and Grain, 2. 6.— Halland, 1.—Jndemnitp, 16.—Supplp, 349. 





Garehoules of His Majesty, 


See Cuffoms.—Poule, 226.—HSupplp, 374. &amp;c.— Wines, 2. 





EGAarrens, 


A&amp; of 22 and 23 Cha. II. for fecuring Warrens not inclofed, read, LI. 499. 
See ills, 192.—Game, 3.—Inclofureg, 259. 





Inpex XLVI.to LV. (1790—1800.) 12 O 












Wiash, Wash Stills, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 737. 738. 1072 .&amp;c.—Ereile, 8.—foupplp, 383. 390. 395: 482. 507. 508. 
509.— Scotland, 10. 





ee 


BGaste. 


See Accounts, 1036. 1047.—Drawhbacks, 27. 28. 





@aste, (Abule) &amp;c. 


See Atrounts, 1264. 





Wiastes, Waste Lanvs, &amp;c. 
See Accounts, 22. 1264—Commons and Walkes.— Cates, 125.— emp, 1. 2— Henle, 


190. 257.—Juclofures, 1. 6. 64. 76. 84.97. 134. 135. 163..196. 210. 229. 237. 259. 
285. 287. 345. 354. 357- 402.— Dellages, 73-—Potatoes,— Squares and Streets, 58. 61. 


oo a«,«£, 





Wiatth Cates, 


See Wills, 159.—pPetitions, 33.—Supplip, 516. 
? 





GHatches. 


_ See Duties, 70-—Gold aud Silber Plate— Palland, 2.—dboule, &lt;6. 272. 276. ’ 
33.—Soupplp, 331. 337- 5 7 76.—petitiong, 


, 


———— 


Wiateh, Pightly. 


Petitions for Bills relating thereto, referred to Committees, v/z. 
1. Abingdon, in the County of Berks, XLIX. 148. P. 485. 
Bath City, &amp;¢c. XLVIT. 391. See infra, °7. 
Chefler City, XLIX. 234. Not reported, 


-— = - —_—~ 

















wR 








See Squares and Streets, 16. 72. 
Deretend and Bordefley, near Birmingham, XLVI. 146. P. 398. 

Manchefter and Sxsford, in the County of Lancafter, XLVI. 7. P. 1070, 
Stourbridge, in the Countyof Worecefter, XLVI. 203- P. 563. 

Walcot, near Bath, XLVUI. 239. P. 939. 

See SQuares and Streets, 16. 24. 30. &amp;c. 


yon Fy 








Petitions for Bills relating thereto, referred to Committees, v2. 


2. 


6. 





Ixpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.)” 






, 
% w - ro® 
; ‘ . -_ - 
, oe | 
= he - 
; ter.’ } 
: . v &gt; e 














































Of Thomas,Bryer, on Behalf of himfelf and others, to be enabled to fupply the Inhabitants and 
His Majefty’s Dock Yard at Plymouth with frefh Water, xLvfi. 8. Report, and to lie on the 
Table, 535. Report referred to a Select Committee, §91.-——See infra, 2. 


Of William Warren, Efquire, to be enabled to fupply Plymouth and His Majefty’s Dock Yard 
with freth Water, referred to a Commiittee, XLVI. 507. Report; 59v. The Report on Mr. 
Warren’s Petition, and the Report on Mr, Bryer’s Petition; retezred to 4 Select Committee, &amp;c. 
591. Correfpondence with the Board of Ordnance relative to Ditto prefented and referred to 
the fame Committee, idid. Correfpondence. with the Admiralty Board, relative to Ditto, pre- 
fented and referred to the fameCommittee, 616. Report in favour of Mr. Bryer’s Plan, and Bill 
ordered thereupon, 719. The Order for Ditto difcharged, and another Bill otdered, for fupplying 
the Town of Plymouth Dock and the Places adjacent with Water, 745. Prefented, &amp;c. ibid: 
Petition of the Mayor, &amp;¢. of Plymouth, againft; to lie on the Table until the Reporft is’ re- 
ceived from the Committee on the Bill, 779. Petition of the Inhabitants of Plymouth, againft; . 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counfel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 790; Petition 
of George Earl of Mount Edgcumbe and Sir John St. Aubyn, Baronet, in Favour of the Bill ; 
to lie on the Table, 807. Copy of a Letter from the Mayor of Plymouth to the Admiralty, pre= 
fented and referred- to the Committee on the Bul, 808. -Copy of a Letter from Robert Fan- 
fhawe, Efquire, to the Commiffioners of the Navy, relative to Ditto, prefented and referred, 8143 
Account of Expences incurred in putting Water on board His Majefty’s Fleet at Portimouth, 
Plymouth, &amp;c. prelented, 1029. Not proceeded in. 


Petition of Mr. Bryer for fupplying His Majefty’s Dock Yard, and Inhabitants of Plymouth 
Dock, Stoke Damerel, and Stonehoufe, with frefh Water; renewed and referred, &amp;c. XLVIII, 
3. Petition of Inhabitants of Plymouth Dock, é&amp;c. in favour; to lie on the Table, idid. 
eport, 132. Bill read Third Time; feveral Claufes added, and a Debate on One Claufe 
adjourned, 347. Refumed and agreed to, and other Claufes added; Amendments made, and 
Bill fent to the Lords, 348. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 430. Amends 
ments agreed to, 434. P. 466. 


Of Sir John Call, Baronet, relative to fupplying Plymouth Dock, &amp;c. with Water; referred to 
the Committee to whom the Report on Mr. Warren and Mr. Bryer’s Petitions ate referred ; 
for them to examine the fame, and Report with their Opinion thereon, XLVII. 694. Report 
in Favour of Mr. Bryer’s Plap,.and that ng Perfon appeared in Support of this Petition, 
719. See fupra, 1. 2. 


Of Thomas Bryer, on behalf of himfelf and others, for a Bill to enable them to effeé&amp;t a Supply 

- of Water for the Borough and Town of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, in the County of 
Dorfet, XLIX. 276. Report, atid Bill ordered, 319. Not brought in. Petition renewed 
and referred, &amp;c. LI. 43. Petition of feveral Inhabitants againft Ditto, and in favour of a 
Plan of Mr. Thomas Ham; to lie on the Table, 104, Report on Mr. Bryer’s _ Petition, 
531. Bill prefented, dc. 648. 578. Reported, with a Lift of Perfons affenting, &amp;ee and 
Report to lie on the Table, 650. Houfe informed of printed Copies of the Bill being de- 
livered ro Members at the Door; Report further confidered, and Bill to be. ingroffed, 675. 
Read Third Time, Claufes added, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 682. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 701. Amendment of the Lords agreed to, 722. -P. 750. 


Petition of Sir John Parker Mofley, Baronet, and others, for a Bill to confirm a Contrac&amp; entered 
into relative to fupplying the Town of Manchefter with Water,, LIM. 298.--Not reported. 


Petition of Commiffioners-under Act of 20 Geo. II. for ae &amp;c. the public Conduits, and 
other Works, belonging to the Town of Southampton, for a Bill to amend, &amp;c. the faid Ad, 
LIV. 178. Report, 563. Bill prefented, &amp;c. 568. Not proceeded in, 


Petition of William Woodman, and others, for a Bill for better fupplying the-Town and Port of 
Liverpool, with Water fron) certain Springs in the Townfhip of Bootle, in the County of Lan- 
cafter; referred, &amp;c. LIV. g09. Report, 317. Petition of the Corporation of Liverpool, 
again{t; to lic on the Table till the Second Radien of the Bill, and Counfel ordered, 429. 
Order of the Day for Second Reading, read; Petitions received in favour of the Bill; and One 
from Merchants, &amp;¢. of Liverpool, againft; ordered to lie on the Table; Bill read Second 
Time; Motion for calling in Counfel withdrawn ; Houfe informed of Petitioners declining to be 
heard by Counfel , Bill committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 435. Petition of Churchwardens, &amp;c. 

- of the Parifh of Liverpool, againft a Claufe in the Bill; referred to the Committee, and Counfel 
ordered, &amp;c. 480. Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. of Livetpool, again read, and referred to Ditto, 
and Counfel ordered, ibid. Bill reported, and Report to be taken into further Confideration, 
g91. Report further confidered, printed Copies of the Bill having been delivered at the Door; a 
Claufe added ; Bill to be ingroffed, &amp;c. 524. 527. P. 624. 


See Accounts, 5. 908. 1263.—Billg, 151. 162. 232. 236. 238. 244. 247. 248. 
250. 256. 259, 276. 280. 373.—Woths, 1. 2. 6.—@aols, 3.—Parbours.— 
Woule, 282.—3nclefures, 55.—Wills, Ongines, &amp;c.—Pabigations, 70. 98. 
108. 125.—MDrBerg, 2. 3. &amp;c.—Patents, 2.—Mrotland, 45. 102.—Oquares and 
fotrects, 1. 2. 26. 41. 44. 


















— Bater Bailifts. 


See Billig, 162.— Darks, 6.—Bathours, i2—Bembers, 7s: 





Water Carriage. 


See. Navigations.—Suppip, (Laying on Duties;) and 321. 





GHater Corn Mills. 


See Mavigations, 97: 103. 104. &amp;c: 





Water Engines. 


See Docks, 1. 2. 6.—Grigines:—_Pabvigations; 113.—Parerts, s.—Water. 





Oiater Levels. 


Petition for Rail or Waggon:Wer, and Water Letels to be made, 8c. XLVI. 1698. 
See Mabigations, 76.—Railwaps, a&amp;c: 





Wiatermen, Giherrymen, and Lighter- 
Le men. 3 


Petition of the Court of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Loridon, for a Bill to be empowered 
to make Rules, Orders, and Conftitutions for governing the faid Watermen, &amp;c. referred to a 
Committee, XLIX. 208. Report, 296. Prefented, &amp;c. 305. Petition of the Rulers of the 
Company of Watermen, &amp;c. againft; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, and Counfel, 
&amp;c. ordered, 310. Houfe informed the Rulers of the Company declined being heard by Coun- 
fel, &amp;c.; Bill committed, &amp;c. 455. Petition of the Court of Mayor and Aldermen of the City 
of London, for Provifion to be made refpecting the Act of 2d Philip and Mary, relating to Of- 
fences, &amp;c. and alfo for Regulations relating to letting of Boats to Hire, &amp;c.; referred to the 
Committee on the Bill, and Power given to make Provifion accordingly, 491. Reported, &amp;c. 
542. Read Third Time and a Claufe added, to prevent Watermen, on board Craft, from being 

_ taken by certain Warrants, until the Craft hall be moored, or unlefs a fufficient Number of 
Perfons are on board to navigate the fame, and an Amendment made to the Bill, &amp;c. 556. 594. 
P, 622. 


See Accounts, 358.—Billg, 89. 280.—Docks, 6.— ations, 32.— Printing, 279. 





GHater ‘Bipes. 


See Willg, 151.—Squares and Streets, 41. &amp;c.— Water. 





, ater orks, 


See Darks, 6— Pabigations, 98. &amp;c. 





ays. ee 


See Wills, 170.—Wighiwaps, &amp;c—Reads. 





Gays and Means. — -- 


In Accounts ftated, LI. 73. 
See Aecounts, 661.—Sapplp; 274. &amp;c: 





7 eo” ee e 
Geapons, Arms, Ammunition, &amp;c, 
In the Hands of, or for the Ufe of Aliens, Be: XLVIII. 86.— See Qlieng. 
See alfo Accounts, 138. i61. 165. 903.—thing, 14.—Sedition. 





Wirighing. 


See Willg, 181. 185. 





GHeight and Ynfluence.  &lt; 


Of this Country in reftoring general Tranquillity, XLVI. 9.——See Speeches, ?. ac. 





Heights and Mealures, &amp;c. 


See 1Bills, 20.—Butter.—Cort and Grain, 11.—Dutits, 55. 77.—bighwaps, &amp;c. 39. 80 
82.—Woule, 164.—Juties, 3—Laws Cypiring, 22.—Mille.—Srotland, 41. 


Heights and Scales, or Balances. 


Bill for the more effeétual Prevention of the Ufe of defective Weights, and of falfe and unequal 
Balances; ordered, L. 479. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 482. 485. Reported from the 
Committee; Claufes added “ to enable Juftices of the Peace to examine Weights, 8cc. and to. 
“ cenviét on their own View ;”—* for inflicting a Penalty on Perfons obftrudting the Execution 
“ of the Act,” and Amendments made to the Bill, 549. ‘Read Third Time, and Amendments 
made, 563. Agreed to by the Lords with an Amendment, which was agreed to, 594. 611. 
P. 618. Bill to explain and amend the faid A@ ; ordered, LIl. 335. Prefented, &amp;c.’ and 
to be printed, 474. P. 755. 


See Millg, 281.—Corn and Grain, 11. &amp;c.—Wonle, 164.—Pills. 











Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 12 P 











See ills, 238.— Bridges, 17—Locks.—Mavigations, 21. 116. &amp;c. 





ells, Pumps, &amp;C, 


Amendments of the Lords to a particular Bill not agreed to, XLVII. 796. 
See Mills, 276.—Pavigations. 77.—rcotland. 





Ack “4 nvies. 





I. Bills relating to the Weft India Trade, and Free Ports, vz. 


1, For making Perpetoal an AG of 27 Geo. Ll. for allowing the Importation and Exportation of 
certain Goods, Wares, and Merchandize in the Ports of Kingfton, Savannah la: Mar, 8c. in the 
Ifland of Jamaica, and other Places, under certain: Regulations and Reftrictions; ordered, 
XLVII. 697. 710. Confidered in the Committee and Report, and no Amendment, ordered to 
be enigtorted, 729. P. 776. . 

2. To amend an A&amp; of 27 Geo. III. for allowing the Importation and Exportation of certain Goods, 
Wares, and Merchandize, in Foreign Ships, into and from certain Ports and Places in the Weft 
Indies; and for amending fo much of an Act of 32 Geo. III. as relates to permitting the 
Importation of Sugar into the Bahama and Bermuda Iflands in Foreign Ships ; and fo much of 
Two Acts of 28 and 31 Geo, IIE, as prohibits the Iniportation of Timber into any Ifland under 
the Dominion of His Majefty in the Weft Indies, from any Foreign Colony or Plantation in the 
Wek Indies or South America, &amp;c. ; ordered, XLVIII. 628. Inftruction to the Committee on 
the Bill to make Provifion. refpecting unmanufatured Tobacco, &amp;c. 682. Confidered, 684. 
Report, and Day appointed for further confidering the Report, 696. Report further confidered, 
&amp;c. 725. Read Third Time, &amp;c. and Amendments made, 752. P. 826. 


4. To amend Act of 28 Geo. III. for regulating the Trade between the Subjects of His Majefty’s 
American Colonies and in the Weft Indies and the American Countries, and His Majefty’s Sub- 





jects and the Foréign Iflands in the Weft Indics; &amp;c. ; ordered, XLVI. 574. P. 685. See 
America, 7. 
4. For making the Port-of Scarborough, in the Ifland of Tobago, a Free Port, under certain Re- 


gulations and Reftrictions ; ordered, LI. go5. P. 617. 


vs For making the Port of San Jofef, in the Ifland of Trinidad, a Free Port; ordered, LU. 587. 
P. 637. 


To amend Aé&amp;t of 27 Geo. III. for allowing the Importation, &amp;c. of certain Goods, Wares, 8c: 
in the)Ports of Kingfton, Savannah la-Mar, &amp;c.; ordered, LIII. 397. Bill reported, and Re- 
port to be further confidered, 433.441. Further confidered; a Claufe added, and Amend- 
ments made to the Bill, 466. Read Third Time, and Amendments made, 504. P. 542. 


Indemnity to Governors, Gc. viz. 


5. Bill for indemnifying Governors, Lieutenant Governors, and Perfons acting as fuch in the Weft 
Tndia Iflands, who have permitted the Importation and Exportation of Goods and Commodities 
in Foreign Bottoms; ordered, XLIX. 385. P. 485.- Ordered; L. 412. P. 508. Ordered ; 
LI. 294. P. 479. Ordered; LII. 511. P? 607.——Ordered; LUI. 597. P. 690+——Or- 
dered ; LIV. 498. P. 623.——Ordered ; LV. 664. P. 746. 


——— for indemnifying the Governor of Surinam for having permitted Importation, &amp;c. of Goods 
in Foreign Bottoms, &amp;c.; ordered, LV. 765. Prefented, &amp;c. ibid. Copy of Proclamation of 
the Governor, and other Papers, prefented and referred to the Committee on the Bill, 769. P. 
792. 














Grenada and Saint Vincent, viz. 


6. . Petition of feveral Perfons concerned in the Trade with thefe Iflands, for Affiftance in Confe- 
quence of the Infurrections and Depredations of the French Inhabitants and free Coloured 

French, referred to a Committee, L. 591. Reported; Report referred to a Committee of the 

whole Houfe, and to be printed, 595. Confidered, 599. Reported, and Bill ordered for 

enabling His Majefty to direct the iffuing of Exchequer Bills to a certain Amount for Ditto, 

604. Bill confidered in the Committee, and report, 613. Read Third Time, and Amend- 

ments 









7° 


8. 





| Ghiest Wudies + Pasitiddd, ddd Bills relating thereto, continued. 


Gren 


ada and Saint Vincent, continued, 


235. P. 258. 


ments made, 616. P. 639:——FPetition from Saint Vincent for further Time to be aflowed 
them for Payment of their Inftalments as directed by the faid Act, and for furtleer Affiftance ; 
the faid Act read, and Bill ordered for Ditto, LII. 210. Petition from Grenada to the like 
Effet ; tolie on the Table, idid. Inftru€tion to the Committee on the Bill to make Provifion 
refpeGting a Sum voted for the Accommodation of Perfons trading with the faid Iflands, &amp;c. 
Petition of Planters of Saint Vincent and Grenada for allowing further Time 
for Payment of the faid Inftalments; King’s ReCommendation fignified ; Petition to lie on the 
Table, LIV. 61. Petition again read; Adts of 35 and 37 Geo. III. read, and Bill ordered; 
“* for allowing further Time, &amp;c.” 89. Bill reported and Amendments made, 97. P. 132. 
Petition of Planters, &amp;c. for further Time for Payment of the Inftalments ; King’s Recommen- 
dation fignified ; Petition to lie onthe Table, LV. 27. Petition again read; former Aédts read; 
and a Bill ordered, 31. P.249.—-Petition of William M‘Dowall, Efquire, for further Time to 
be given for Payment.of the Inftalments 5 King’s Recommendation fignified, and Petition to lie 
on the Table, LV. 170. Petition again read and referred to a Committee; Orders and Powers 
given, &amp;c. 174. Petition of the Executors of Charles Afhwell, deceafed, and William John- 
ftone, late of the Ifland of Grenada, Efquire, to the like Effect; referred to the fame Com- 
mittee, 206. Report {pecially with an Appendix; Accounts, 8c. ftated, and the Report and 
Appendix ordered to be printed, 425. “Report referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
543. Confidered, and report a Progrefs, 616. Further confidered; reported, and Bill ordered, 
669. Prefented, &amp;c. 744. 759. P. 784. Petition of Planters, &amp;c. for further Time to be 
allowed ; King’s Recommendation fignified, LV. goo. Petition again read; A&amp;t of 35 Geo. 
LIL. read, and Bill ordered, .966. P. 929. , 


See Aetounts, 365.—Billg, (under.45.)—CiFates, 49.—Supplp, (Grenada.) 











Expedition under the Command of Sir Charles Grey and Sir Fobn Fervis, vit. 
Petition of the Planters and Merchants of the Britifh Weft India Ifands, complaining of the Pro- 


clamations iffued by the faid Commanders, in May 1794, and hoping for a public Difavowal-of 
them ; to lie onthe Table, L. 502. An Addrefs for Copies of the faid Proclamations, ibid. 
Prefented ; to lie on the Table and to be printed, 532. Copy of a Letter from Sir Charles Grey, 
inclofing a printed Paper, 8c. "prefented andyordered to be printed, 557. A Copy of General 
Myers’s Affidavit prefented and ordered to be printed, 563. Ditto of Marie Jofephe Roig- 
nan’s Affidavit, the like, 566. The Petition, 8c. confidered, and Queftion Previous Negative 
on an Addrefs moved relative to Ditto; a Queftion propofed, being complicated, was divided, 
and feveral Refolutions agreed to, approving the Conduét of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jer- 
vice in the Conqueft of the French Iflands, 570. 


Memorial of Sir Charles Grey and Earl Saint Vincent, relative to American Ships captured-in the 


{aid Expedition; to lie on the Table, Liv. 650. Again read and referred to a Sele&amp;t Com- 
mittee, and His Majefty’s Recommendation fignified, 665. Reported, and Report referred 
to the Committee of Supply,.6 See Supplp, 180. 





, “ 


Britifb Merchant Ships, viz. 
Bill for preventing the Defertidn of Seamen from Ditto, trading to His Majefty’s Colonies and 


Iflands in the Weft Indies ; ordered, LI. 75. 211. Prefented, and to be printed, &amp;c. 219. 379. 
Reported, and Bill,as amended by the Committee, to be printed, &amp;c. 438. Further confider- 
ation of the Report deferred, 460. 472. 481. 520. Other Amendments being neceffary, Bill 
re-committed ; confidered; reported; Bill as amended ordered to be printed, and the Report 
to be further confidered, 528. Deferred, 549. . Bill agaimre-committed, and further confidered, 
567. Reported ;'{everal ofthe Amendments agreed to, and the further Confideration of the 
Report adjourned, 570. © Further Confideration of the Report refumed; One of the Amend- 
ments difagreed to, and the reft agreed ta, &amp;c. 575. Read Third Time, and other Amend- 
ments being intended to be propofed, the further Proceeding on the Third Reading adjourned, 
590. Refumed ; further Amendments made, and Title given, &amp;c. 592. 615. P. 637. 


Weft India Regiments, viz. 


Monthly Returns of Ditto, LII. 500. 


Seé Brcounts, 40. 42. 44.46) 60. 68. 114. 118. 131, 137. 138..159. 161. 166, 
RWio. Z11. 219. 252. 375. 999. 417. 423- 438. 450. 456. 465. 466. 849. goo. 
916. 1060. 1263. 1389.—Accounts Public, 2—Abddrefles, 93. 97.—Armp, 2. 
~—-Bavbavors.— Bills, 90. 281. 334.—Coing, &amp;c.—Committers, 96.—Cors 
povations, &amp;t.—Diborres, 5—Cstates, 49.—Crportation, 1.— Fisheries.— 

Soule, 230 Importation, 5. 13.— Laws Crpiting, 9. 10. 17.—@Motions, 33. 
$1 Pavigutions,70.— Ports, Free.—Seamen.— Ships and Ueflels.—Slavegs, 
ai. &amp;¢.+Sepeerhes, 7. &amp;c.-—@ugat, 4. &amp;c.—Supplp, 315. 334. 349. 368. 
97%. 397. 406: 469. str. 513. 519. 527. 530. 532. 533- 553: 


crn SInRESInRSSnEInERE nena aa Te 


Ixpex XLVI. to LV.—(1790—1800.) 








GHestminster, sii) 


Weftininfter Hall, XLVI. 8. &amp;c.—LU. 658. 
Weftminfter Abbey, L. 490. 


See Acrounts, 364.—Addrefles, 74. 75. 76.—Alehoules.— ills, 29. 252.—iBut- 
tex.— Committees, 128.—Courts, 30.—Dotks, 6—Clectiong, 17. 19. 29. 65. 
229. 230.— Pap and Straw.— Highways, 80.—Juttices of the Peace, 1—thing, 
14. 58. 32.—Laws Crpiring, 22. &amp;c.—Lectures,— Ponuments, 3.—Paviga- 
tiong, 21. 51.—MDffices, 1. 2.—MDtders, 74. 83.—parliament, 1. 2. &amp;c.— 
pPatonbrokers,—Petitions, 69. 114,—SMqguares and Streets, 78.—Supplp, 314. 
340. 492. 511. &amp;c. - 





GHAelphalia. 


See Accounts, 1384. 





Gihales. 


See Accounts, 1063.— Bills, 156.— Duties, 43. 103. 113.— Fisheries, 6. 7. 9.— Boule, 222.— 
Laws Expiring, 6—Supplp, 536. 





GHhalebone, &amp;c. 


See Auctions,—Jmportation, 10. 





Giharts. 


See Billg, 242. 373-—Docks, 6.—barbours, 9. &amp;c.—_Mapigarions, 39. 76. &amp;c.— Sewers, 1. 





Gheaten Bread, 


See Bills, 142. 264.—WBread.—FJndulgences. 





Wheat, Flour, &amp;c. 


‘ Bill for granting Bounties on the Importation of Wheat, Wheaten Flour, and Rice ; ordered, 
LV. 273. 280. Bill reported; Report to be taken into further Confideration, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed, 305. Report. further. confidered, and. Bill re-committed, 313. In- 


{truction for granting Bounties equal to the Difference of certain —- Prices publithed in the 

Gazette, 315. Bill further confidered, 318. Reported; a.Claufe added ; Amendments made ; 
_Day appointed for Third Reading; Bill as amended to be printed, 325. Read Third Time 
and Amendments made, &amp;c. 335. P. 374. 


2.. Bill 





‘ 


Wiheat, Flour. &amp;c. continued. 


2. Bill for granting Bounties on the Importation of Wheat, Batley, Rye, and Oats, Wheaten Flour 
and Rice, for a Time to be limited; ordered, LV. 803. Prefented, &amp;c. and to be printed, 
828. Confidered in the Committee, and report a Progrefs, &amp;c. 872. Deferred, 877. In- 
flruction to make Provifion for allowing: Bounties on Rice imported from the Eaft Indies, and 
on Indian Corn or Maize, 880. Bill deferred, ibid. Further confidered, and to be reported, 
883. Report, and re-committed, 884. Inftruction for giving Bounties on Barley and Oats 
imported, 885. Further confidered, 886. Report, and again re-committed, 892. Inftruc- 
tion to make Provifion for giving Bounties on Peafe and Beans, and-on Barley and Oats, im- 
ported before a particular Day, 893. Bill further confidered ; reported, and to be ingroffed, 
894. Read Third Time and Amendments made, 896. P. 905. Bill to remove Doubts upon 
the Conftruétion of the faid AG, ordered, &amp;c. LV. 923. 924. P. 929. 


3. Produce of Wheat, Rye, &amp;c. in Flour, dreffed through particular Cloths, LI. 208. 
A Petition recommending a Regulation for an Average Price on Flour as well as Corn, LI. 21. 
. See Accounts, 141. 380. 381. 728. 746. 765. 963. 969. 1053. 1054. 1361. 1391. 
—Billg, 1.24. 40. 43.90. 136.—Corn and Grain, 2. 4. 6. 12.—Digtillerp, 1. 
&amp;c.—Dratwbacks, 70. 74. 84. &amp;c.—Duties, 56.—boule, 72. 74. 76. 129 
164. 205. 226. 227—Laws Crpicing, 42.—Pellages, 73.—Starch.—supply, 
509. 556. 





—— 








GWiheels, 


See Bilis, 172. 180. 





Particular. Exceptions relating to Widows of Seamen and Common Soldiers, Lil. 514. 


See Accounts, 201.—FJncloluces, 364-—sraturaltzations, 80.— Mabvigations, 53.86. 
—Maby, 18. 19. &amp;c.—Seamen, 2. 3. dc.— Societies —oupply, 103. 467. 572. 





Wight, Wale of. 
1. Bill to revive and continue fo much of Aét of 6 Geo. III. as relates to the Conveyance of Sheep, 


between Cowes and the Ports of Southampton and Portfmouth; to extend the fame te 
Horfes and Lambs, and to amend the faid At ; ordered, &amp;c. XLVII. 619. P. 776. 


2. Heffian Soldiers difembarked on the-Ifle of Wight, XLIX. 335.——See Peflages, 14. &amp;c. 
3. Rents of the Land Revenue of the Crown, &amp;c. in the Ifle of Wight, XLVII. 932. 978. &amp;c.—&lt;— 
See Accounts, 1264. 


See alfo, Will, .328. 





hth Beasts. 


1. Keepers of Deer, and Wild. Realts, inthe Forefls, XLVI. 491. 
2. Deer, and Wild Beafts, granted to Perfans, XLVI. 193. 
3. Herbage for Ditto, L. 139.—LI. 369. 370 


See Accounts, 1264. 





Inpex XLVL. to LV. (1790—1800.) 12 Q 




















Hills. 


I. Petitions for Bills relating to Wills, viz. 








I. For Perfons to take particular Names purfuant to Wills, XLVI. 40. 231.—XLVII. 390.——See 
ames. 
2. For the Public to purchkafe Dr. Hunter’s Colleétion of Natural Hiftory, purfuant to his Will, 
XLIX. 290.—LI. 450. 512.——-See Boule, 260.— Petitions, 60.—Supplp, (under 213.) 
3. Bill for allowing further Time for the Inrollment of Deeds and Wills made by Papifts, &amp;c. L. 485. 
See Papists, I 


P. 618. 


IT; Bills from the Lords relating to Wills, vz. 


4 For Sale of Eftates, &amp;c, and purchafing others to be fettled to the fame Ufes directed by we 
XLVIII. 712.———-See Estates, 18. &amp;c. 





Ill. adsl Proceedings relating to Wills, vz. 
§ Wills reported to have been produced to Commiittees, XLIX. 437.—L. 511. 
6. ——-Ditto Probates of Wills, Liv. 618. 
7. Copies of Wills reported to have been produced to Committees, LI. 512. 


See alfo Bills, 147.—Deeds and Wills.—Cstates, 126, to 137 —fpatigations, 76. 
145. 146. &amp;c.—Spupplp, 316. 365. 465. &amp;c. 





———$——— 


Gindows, Lights, &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 1076. 1156. &amp;c.— Daisies, 2. 3.—Duties, 71.—Houles and Windows. — 
Petitions, 32.—Supplp, 340. 476. 





GEine. Licenle Pifice. 


See Houle, 123.—Dffices, 3. 





Gine Licentes. 


See Ale and Weer.—Alehoule-keepergs, &amp;c. 


ee ee ee 





Aine Mealure. 


Additional Duty per Gallon on Spirits, Englifh Wine Meafure, XLVI. 9 3. 


ines 


t. Bill for charging Warehoufe Rent on Wines, in certain Cafes; fecured in His Majefty’s Warehoiifés j 
for equalizing the Duties on Wines exported to India and China, and for providing Warehoufes 
for Coffee and Cocoa Nuts imiported into this Kingdom; ordered, L. 588. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and to be printed, 605. Bill confidered, and report, &amp;c. 613. P. 638. 

2. 





for permitting French Wines to be imported into this Kingdom from the Ifles of Guernfey, 
Jerfey, or Alderney, in Bottles or Flatks; ordered, LV. 724. Prefented, &amp;c, 726. Imime- 
diately confidered in the Committee, 8c. 757. Report, &amp;c. 757. P. 784. 


See Actotirits, 368. 397. 467. 468. 469.—Glebonle-keepers.— wills, 18. 84.— 
Cape of Good Hope.—Committees, 109. 162.—Culfoms, t.—Digtillerp, 1.— 
Drawbacks, 35. 38. 88.—Duties, 77. 86—Crrife, 7. 8.—ipoule, 82. 106. 122. 


—Lawwes Etpiring, 42.—petitions, 158.—Quarantivie—upplp, 374. 384. 387. 
505: 506. 507. 536: 





Cire. 


See Drawbacks, 36.—Wuties, 64. 


GAitnelles. 


I. Perfons ordered to attend Committees of the whole Houfe as Witneffes, XLVI. 150. 154. 172 
195. 197.'257. 300. 344. 














2 Ditto to attend the Houfe, Lil. 154. 
3- eT in to the Bar and examined, XLVI. 281. 292. 375.—XLVII. to88.—L. 279. 
&gt; EhGpg. | 
+ Witneffes propofed to be examined objeéted to, and not examined, XLVI. 390. 
5 Witneffes examined on Divorce Bills, XLVI. 312. 341. LI. 494. 553- 623. 675.—LIL. 137. 
236. 451. 670. 698. 
6. Ditto on Petitions refpecting Service of Orders relative to Divorces, XLVI. 292. 
7: Examined on Navigations, XLVI. 374.—XLVIII. 250.—XLIX. 271. 291. &amp;c. 
8. Examination of Witneffes by the Lords, and Lifts of Names delivered to the Commons, Lf. 10. 
9- Names of Perfons neceflary as Witneffes fent to the Lords to be fummoned on thé Trial of Mr. 
Haftings, XLIX. 224. i 
10. Orders for Witneffes to attend difcharged, Lit. 18%. 
11, Witneffes prevented by unavoidable Neceffity from attending to be regularly examined, permitted 
afterwards to be examined, XLIX. 387, 411. 
12. Petitions, praying for Witneffes to be produced, &amp;c. XLVIII. 195. 
13. Petitioners to be heard by Counfel, Agents, and Witnefles, L. 359.—LIII. 236. 
14. Perfons fummoned as Witneffes, and not appearing, committed to the Cuftody of the Serjeant, 
Lil. 99. 
AL Reports of Perfons being examined, XLVIII. 850.—LII. 142. 162.—LV. 384. 


See Qliens, 7.—%Bank of Cngland.— Bills, 91. 134. 198.—Cofs.—Counfel,— 
Divorsces.— Coidence. — Felonp. — Poule, 170. 480.—IJmpeachment. — Jucla- 


{ures, 144.—hhing, 14.—Larcenp.—@otions, 99.—MDrberg 87.—pPetitiong, 
58. 59.—Sopeaker, 113. 114. &amp;c. 





Gives, &amp;c. 


Petty Officers, &amp;c. to allot Part of their Pay to their Wives, Lil. 557. 
See illg, 150. 224.—DBigamp.—Diborces.— Parriage.—Oupplp, 550. 















Good, Woods, Bnderwoons, &amp;c. 
Cultute of Potatoes in Woodlands, Young Plantations, &amp;c. LI. 270. — 
See Accounts, 1264.—Crown Lands.— boule, 190.— Juclofures, 400. 414. 











ood and Timber. 


Mode of carrying Ditto in the Streets of Glafgow regulated, XLVIII. 714. 
See Accounts, 368. 1264.—Scotland, 41.—TCimber. . 





Goons for Pyecing, &amp;c. 


See Arcounts, 368.—ductieng. 





Goons, Good Lanvs, Commons, &amp;c. 


See Juclofures, 69. 400. 414. &amp;c. 





Goons, Forests, and Land Revenues. 


See Accounts, 669. 709. 1264.—MAddrefles, 63.—Crown Lands. — Foreffs.— Land Re-. 





ool, &amp;c.. 


1. The Laws relating to the Importation of Sheep, and of ‘Meafures to be adopted for the Purpofe of 
improving Britifh Wool; to beconfidered, XLVH. 733. °*Deferred, and 


A Refolution, viz. 


That the Houle will, early in the following Seffion, confider of Meafures for the Improvement of 
Britith Wool, ‘&amp;c. XLVI. 778. 


2. Bill to allow the Importation of Wool, in any Ships belonging to Countries in Amity with His 
Majefty ; ordered, LIV. 679. Order difcharged, and a’Bill toallew the Importation of Spanifh 
‘Wool, in Ships belonging to Countries in Amity with His Majefty; ordered, LIV. 692. Pre- 
fented, &amp;c.' 692. P. 737. 


See Daties, 33. &amp;c.—henfle, 145.—Sireland.— Crave and Manufactures, 15. 19.— 
20. &amp;c.— TC pthes. 





ootroutbers. | 


See Boule, 242.—Trade, &amp;c. 19. 20. 





9 Ballets &amp;e 


See Accounts, (Cuftoms.)—Dpeing,— Ca Jndia Companp, 2.—IJuclofures, 14.— Freland.— 
Patents, 6.—Trade and Panufactures, 17. 18. 





CHomen, 
1. Act relative to married Women Recufants, and other Acts, réad, &amp;c. XLVII. 788. 


2. Petitions of Women to the Houfe, XLVII. 569.—XLIX. 263. 389.—LII. 277. 


See Bigamp.— Dibvorces.— C fates. —Parvriages.— _Naturalizations —Mavigations, 
116. 122, 124.—Quakers, 4. &amp;c.—Widows.— Wibes. 





GHorkhoules. © 


See Churches, 1. 2. 29.—-Poor, 6. 13. and to 19. &amp;c. 





eS ee 


GBorkmen, 


I. Bill to prevent unlawful Combinations of Workmen; ordered, LIV. 653. Prefented, &amp;c. and 
ordered to be printed, 662. Bill read Third Time, and Amendments made, &amp;c. 716. P. 737. 


2. Petition of Journeymen and Workmen refiding in and about London and Weftminfter, for a 
Repeal of the Act of the laft Seffion; and Petition of Labourers and Mechanics of Liverpool, 
for Ditto; to lie on the Table, LV. 645. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Spinners, &amp;c. of Man- 
chefter, for Ditto; tolie onthe Table, 648. Petition of Journeymen, &amp;c. in and about Briftol, 
and other Petitions; to lie on the Table, 665. Petitions of Journeymen of other Trades; to lie 
on the Table, 672. Petition of Journeymen, &amp;c. refiding in the Town of Derby and Neigh- 
bourhood ; the Aét complained of read,.and a Committee of the whole Houfe appointed to 
confider the fame ; and the feveral Petitions which have been prefented, referred to the Com- 
mittee, 706. Petition of Journeymen, &amp;c. of Nottingliam; referred to Ditto, 712. Confi- 
dered ; reported, and Bill ordered to explain and amend the faid Act, 716. Prefented, &amp;c. 
and to be printed, 730. Committed, and Voices given, &amp;c. 744. Reported; Bill re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole Houfe, and as amended, to be printed, 749. Deferred, 755- 
759. Confidered in the Committee, with an Inftruction to repeal the Aét, and fubftitute other 
Provifions inftead of it, 765. Reported, and a Claufe added, 8c. 766. Petition of Jour- 
neymen, &amp;c. of Newcaftle upon-Tyne ;. to lie on the Table, 770. Bill-read Third Time, and 
an Amendment propofed; a Debate arifing thereon, the Debate adjourned till the Morrow, 
772. Debate refumed, and the Amendment propofed withdrawn ; Claufes added; one com- 
mitted ; Amendments made to the Bill, &amp;c. 776. P. 792. . % 


See Account?.—iBillg, 90. 161. 281.—Laws Crpiving, 8. 17.—Millwrights.— 
Petitions, 114.—Supplp, 153. 159. 245. 








GHiorks. 


See Accounts, 159. 161, 219. 312. 810. 9O4y 1043.— MBAS, 84. 142. 151. 154. 228.—Coals, 
2.—WDrawhatks, 1. 2. 89.—Parbourgs, 1. &amp;c.— Houle, 160.—Qabigations, 114.— 
Scotland, 57, &amp;c.—Supplp, 138. &amp;c. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 









» ” / ~ 
NO REE FERRARO ee 


. 
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a ane tT 









Wioriten, Worley Barn, &amp;c. 


Net Produce of the Duties of Cuftoms on Yarn, Mohair, &amp;c. XLVI. 80. 
See Accounts, 368.—-Crabe, &amp;c. 15.—Parn. 





Gort or Wash. 


See Diftillerp, 1.—focotland, 7. &amp;c.— Spirits. —Soupplp, 383. 410. 507. 508. 509. 586. &amp;c. 





GHounds. 


See Accounts, (Army.)—Petitiong, 86.—Seamew, 6.—upplp, go. 550. 





@Arecks, 


Report of Seleé&amp;t Committee on the Regifter of Expired Laws, &amp;c. Li. 741. 





GAriting. 


See IBillg, 216. 224. 





GArits. 


t. For proroguing the Parliament, XLVI. 3. 4.—LII. 3. 4. 5. 

Writs proclaimed at Midnight, and complained of, XLVIII. 14. 

—— Ditto ftated to be proclaimed at a wrong Place, XLVI. 59. 

Relative to Arrefts for Debt, XLVII. 643. 

Out of Ecclefiaftical Courts, LI. 788. 

Stamps, and additional Stamp Duties, charged on certain Writs, &amp;c. L. 274.—LII. 51 $. 
~ Writs for new Elections, XLVII, 709. 


Tefte of Writs for Ele€tions; Perfons charged with giving Meat, Drink, &amp;&amp;c. after Ditto, LI. 13. 
20. 43. 44. &amp;c. 


Report of Sele&amp;t Committee on Imprifonment for Debt, XLVII. 640. 


See Accounts, 1132.—Complaints, 2. 6. 7. &amp;c.—Clections, 84, &amp;c.— Houle, 276. 
Soupplp, 366. 465. 499. 


ey ante sp 





—tits of Crecution. 


_ See Complaints, 2. 7. 22,—poule, 175—Sberitts, 2—Mpeaker, 40. 









Birits of Mandarins.. 


Bill to explain and amend Act of 9 Queen Anne, for rendering the Proceedings upon Writs of 
Mandamus, &amp;c. more fpeedy and effeétual; ordered, &amp;c. XLVI. 624. Prefented, &amp;c. and to 
be printed, 646. Committed, 655. Poftponed, 666. Poftponed Order read, and Bill confi- 
dered in the Committee, and to report, ibid. Report and re-committed, and reported again, &amp;c. 
681. Read Third Time and paffed, 683. Not returned from the Lords. Another Bill or- 
dered, XLVII. 46. .Prefented, &amp;c. and to-be printed, 124. ‘Committed, &amp;c. 133. 377- Report, 
and a Claufe added, for the Profecutor to reply a Forfeiture'in Eight Years, 381. Read Third 
Time, and Amendments made, 385. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, 605. 
Amendments agreed to, 1065. P. 1070. 


See Bills, 282. 











Wirits, Returns, &amp;c. 


See Complaints, 2. 7.—Clections, 35. 47. 85. &amp;c. ‘ 





id r. Chatham, Deptford, &amp;c. Yards, for his Majefty’s Ships, &amp;c. XLVI. 286. &amp;¢.—LII, 115. 
2. Merchants Yards, Works of the Yards, &amp;c. XLVI. 289. &amp;c.—LIl. 117. 
3. Duties on Mafts, &amp;c. taken off, and others charged, &amp;c, L. 273. | 


Reports of Commiffioners of Woods, Forefts, 8. XLVII. 279. 347. 372- 
See Accounts, 416. 417. 424. 903. 904. 1264. 





Darn. 
Produce of Duties of Cuftoms on Ditto, Mohair, &amp;c. XLVI. 80,—XLVIII. 67. &amp;c. 


See Accounts, 368:— Duties, (under 65.)—Laws Crpiring, 6. 10. 17, 28.—Patents, 
3.— Trade and Panufactuves, 1 5- 





Dork (Dube of.) 


See Accounts, 109. 112. 161. 165. 193. 194. 199. 219. 247.— Cprpeditions, 1.—bounfe, 
121. 406.—hhing, 2.—Ropal Familp, 4. 5. 6—Speaker, 7.—Speeches, 2. 16. 





Douth. 


See wills, 148. 





Inpex XLVI. to LV. (1790—1800.) 





“ Deagiany Pos, 


See Ditisions.—sopeaker, 12. 13. 


Dello ¢ olour, 


See patents, T. 


PDeomanry. 


See Armp, 10.—Supplp, 590. 


Pork City. 


See Mills, 146. 208.— Mabigations, 118.119. &amp;c.— Prace—pPoor.—Medition, 11.— 
Slaves, 3.— Supply, (under 322.) 


Dork County, 


Particular Notices ordered to be given in Ditto, viz. 
In News-papers, L. 390.—LI. 246. 
On Doors of Town Halls, L. 390. 
At General Quarter Seffions, LI. 246. 


Particular Ridings of the County, XLVMv131.—XLVII. 172.—LI. 246. &amp;c. 


See ridges, 6. 12.—Debtors Jnfolvent.—tDorks, 3.—Dighwans, &amp;c. 58. 60. 
211. 229. &amp;c.—Juclofures, 164. 167. 170, 175.—&amp;c.— hing, 14. 32.—Par 
bigations, 104. 105. &amp;c.— Pews-papers. — Parliament, 1 —sarbition, Sie 
Ships.— Squares and Streets, 11. 26. 35. 59. &amp;c. 


Luke Hanfard, Printer, 
Great Turnftile, Lincola’s-Lon Fielde. 








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