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    position: absolute;
    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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TO THE 


FIFTY-SECOND VOLUME. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. IIL. Parl. 18. Sess. 1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 
A BERDEEN, Petition for a Bill for improving and 


repairing the Harbour of that City; referred to a Com- 

mittee; 20 FEB. Additional Petition ; referred to the 
same Committee; 24. Petitions reported; Bill ordered; 
21 APR. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 1 Mary. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 23 JUNE. Passed, 26. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 30. Royal Assent, 4 JULY. 


Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. 


Account of the Value of British and Foreign Merchandize 
ro ayes res: orted, oo oo me 8 jrerrem: 5th 
July 1795, 5th January and 5th July 17096, ordered, 10 
Ocr. f Nubated: 14. “To be printed, ibid —Of the Net 
Produce of the Permanent Taxes in the Quarters ending 
5th January, 5th April, 5th July, and 10th October in the 
Years 1795 and 1796, ordered, 10 Ocr. Presented, 17. 
To be printed, ibid —Of Ditto, which subsisted previous 
to 5th January 1791; adding thereto the Duty on Spirits, 
and the Sums paid for Bounties for Corn and for raisin 

Seamen, ordered, 10 OcT. Presented, 27. To be printed, 
ibid.—List of Regimental and Warrant Officers of Land 
Forces and Marines, on Half Pay, ordered, 11 OcT.— 
Account of Services incurred and not provided for, or- 
dered, 11 OcT. Presented, 7 APR. To be printed, ibid. 
Referred to Committee of Supply, 23 JUNE.—Of Disposi- 
tion of last Year’s Grants, ordered, 11 OcT. Presented, 26. 
To be printed, 2 Nov. Referred to Committee of Ways and 
Means, 30.—Of Amount of Exchequer Bills, made out by 
virtue of Act of last Session, for raising a certain Sun 
thereby.—Of Ditto, made out pursuant to Act of last 
Session, for raising a further Sum—Of Ditto, made out 
pursuant to Act of Test Session, for enabling His Majesty to 
raise the Sum of £.2,500,000; ordered, 12 OcT. Presented, 
17. The last referred to Committee of Supply, 28.—Ac- 
counts of the Revenues, Charges, and other Statements, re- 
lative to the Affairs of the East India Company, as directed 
in Act 33d Geo. ILI.—Account of Stock, per Computation, 
of the East India Company (exclusive of the Capital Stock) 
from March 1795 to March 1796.—Of the Amount of the 
Sales of the East India Company’s Goods from March 1795 
to March 1796, the Charges and Profits on Private Trade, 
&amp;c. and the Expences of Customs, Freight, &amp;c. and 
other Charges paid thereout, compared with the Average 
Estimate of Receipts and Payments, as formed by a Com- 
mittee of Accounts in February 1793; ordered, 14 OcT. 
Presented, 18. To be printed, ibid. Referred, 8 Dec. 
Vide East India. Others presented, 5 May. To be printed, 
6.—Explanatory Article, signed at Philadelphia, the 4th 
May 1796, to be added to the Treaty of Commerce with 

OL, 52.———-1 796-7. 


America, dated 19th November 1794, presented, 18 Oct. 
Referred, 31 May. Vide America.—Account of the Total 
Produce of the Duties of Customs, Excise, Stamps, and 
Incidents, for One Year, ended the 5th of July 1796 ; 
distinguishing the Produce on every separate Article, the 
Duties of which have amounted to £.1,000, in the Four 
Quarters of the said Year.—Of Ditto, paid into the Ex- 
ror, of the Duties of Customs; distinguishing Ditto, 
in the Four Quarters ending 5th Jaly.1766.—OF Ditto, 
= into Ditto, of the Duties of Excise; distinguishin 
itto, in the Four Quarters ending Ditto.—Of Ditto, pai 
into Ditto, of the Duties arising from the Stamp Revenue, 
that have amounted to £.1,000, in the Four Quarters ending 
Ditto.—Of Ditto, paid into Ditto, of the Duties under the 
Head of Incidents; distinguishing Ditto, in the Four Quar- 
ters ending Ditto; presented, 20 OcT. To be printed, 15 
Mar.—Of all Additions which have been made to the 
Annual Charge of the Public Debt by the Interest 
or Annuities of any Loan that hath been made, 
or Annuities created, subsequent to the passing of Act 
27 Geo. III. Cap. 13; and also, of the Produec of the 
several Duties granted for defraying the Charge incurred 
in respect of the same, in the Year ended the 5th July 1796, 
presented, 20 OcT. To be printed, 3 Nov f the Amount 
of Bills registered on the Course of Navy and Victualling, 
between the 31st December 1795 and 1st October 1796.— 
Of all Bills issued by the Transport Office and registered, 
between Ditto and Ditto; ordered, 24OcT. Presented, 27. 
—Of the Money received on Loan 1796, on 1st October 
1796.—Of Ditto on Lottery 1796, on Ditto—Of Money 
issued on Land and Malt Tax 1796, on Ditto. -Of what 
Sums have been raised on the Vote of Credit 1796, on 
Ditto; ordered, 24 OcT. Presented, 28. ‘To be printed, 
28 Nov.—Of the Amount of Money advanced for the 
Public Service by the Bank of England, and outstanding on 
the ist of October 1796, ordered, 24 OcT. Presented, 30 
Nov. To be printed,5 Dec. Referred to Committee 
of Supply, 23.—Of Amount of the Old Duty on British 
Spirits, paid into the Exchequer, for Three Y ears, endin 
the 10th of October 1794, ge pase each Year ; ond 
also, Ditto paid into Ditto, for the Years ending the 10th 
October 1795 and 1oth October 1796, ordered, 27 OcT. 
Presented ; to be printed ; ibid —Of the Total Quantity of 
Corn imported since the Commencement of Act 36Geo. IIL, 
to 1uth October 1796, with Amount of Bounties actually 
paid thereon.—Of Bounties paid to Seamen, from the 
Commencement of Act 35 Geo. ILI, to 10th October 1796 ; 
ordered, 27 OcT.—Accounts of Amount of Bounties paid 
on Corn, and to Seamen, presented; to be printed; ibid. 
—Account of Corn imported, presented, 31.—Amount of 
Bounties paid to Seamen, presented, 2 Nov. To be printed, 
ibid—Of Amount of wi Victualling, and Trans an 
ills, 











INDEX wo the Firry-seconp VoLuME. 


Bills, registered between the 1st October 1795 and 27th 
October 1796, inclusive ; with an Estimate of the Inte- 


rest become due thereon, ordered, 28 OcT. Presented; 


referred to Committee of Supply; ibid.; and to Com- 
mittee of Ways and Means, 31. To be printed, 28 Norv. 
——Of Amount of Navy Bills paidoff between the 28th 
April and the gst November 1796, ordered, 2 Nov. Pre 
sented, 4. To be printed, ibid—Of outstanding Ord- 
nance Debentures, with the Dates and pi ase yg Sums, 
and Services, for which they were issued, ordered, 4 Nov. 
Presented, 28. To be printed, 29 —Of Amount of Navy, 
Victualling, and Transport Bills, registered from the 23th 
to the 31st October 1796, ordered, 4 Nov. Presented, 
7. To be printed, 5 Dec.—Of Amount of Money 
coined in 1793, 1794, 1795, and 1796; distinguishing the 
Totals of each Year, and the Amount of Gold and Silver, 
ordered, 28 Nov. Presented,2 Dec. ‘To be pare 5 
—A particular Account of the Application of the Money 
granted by an Act of last Session for enabling His Majesty 
to raise £.2,500,000, ordered, 28 Nov. Presented, 7 DEC. 
To be printed, ibid—An Account of the Amount of 
Navy, Victualling, and Transport Bills outstanding, and 
that became or will become due, betwixt 1st November 
and 31st December 1796, ordered, 28 Nov. Presented, 
2 Dec. To be printed, 5—Of D° subscribed into Stock 
in Terms of an Act of the present Session, distinguishin 
the different Classes to which they belong, &amp;c. a it | 
28 Nov.—Of Ditto, that become or will become due be- 
tween ist January and 31st December 1796, ordered, 
28 Nov. Presented, 2 Dec.—Copy of the Report of 
the Commissioners of Customs on the Subject of the 
several Plans referred to them for providing sufficient 
Accommodation for the Trade and Shipping of the Port 
of London, ordered, 30 Nov. Presented,g Dec. To be 
rinted, ibid.— Account of Monies issued to Mr. Camp- 
Bell, for Expence of confining, maintaining, and em- 
loying Convicts on the Thames,—Of Ditto, issued to Mr. 
Bradley, for maintaining and guarding Convicts in Langston 
and Portsmouth Harbours.—Of Sums that will be want- 
ing for Payment of Interest, for Six Months, of Principal 
Sum unsatisfied, after the Payments which became due on 
1oth October 1796, on the seyeral Orders made out pur- 
suant to Acts 28 and 30 Geo. III. for giving Relief to 
American and East Florida Sufferers, which will become due 
on 5th Ape 1797, &amp;c.;. ordered, 30 Noy. Presented, 
5 Dec. Referred to Committee of Supply, 21.--——- Of 
the Ordnance Debt incurred, and not provided for, on the 
goth November 1796, ordered, 2 Dec. Presented, 22.— 
Of the Old Duty on Foreign. Spirits, paid into the Ex- 
. ehequer, for Three Years, ending the 10th October 1794, 
also Ditto ‘for the Year ending 10th October 1796.—Of 
the Duty on Beer, paid into the Exchequer, for Ditto; or- 
dered, 2 DEC. Presented, 6.. To be printed, ibid.—Of 
the Extraordinaries of the Army, from the 25th December 
1795, as far as the same can. be made up, ordered, 2 Dec. 


Presented, 7. To be printed, ibid, Referred to Commit- 
tee of Sup hy, § APR.—Accounts of Prohibited East India 
Goods.—Of Naval. Stores, imported from Rassia.—Ac- 


- count of Ships employed in the Whale Fishery; present- 
ed, é Déc.—Of Sums of Money issued pursuant, to 
Addresses, presented, 5 Dec. Referred to Committee, of 
Supply, 21. Of Monies issued out of the Civil List for 
His Majesty’s Service Abroad.—Of Ditto, to Mr. Wilmot, 
on Account of the French Refugee Clergy and Laity of 
. France,—Of, Ditto to Mr. Cotton, for Relief of American 
Civil Officers, and others.—Of Ditto to Mr. Evance and 


Mr. Brodie, for perfecting the Index to the Journals of the © 


House of Lords; and to Mr. Wyatt, for Fixtures at the 
House of the Speaker of the House of Commons; pre- 
sented, 5 Dec, Referred to Committee of Supply, 21.— 
Of the Amount of Navy Bills, paid off between the 31st 
December 1795 and the goth November 1796.—Of Ditto, 

aid off, or which shall become due between the. goth 

ovember and the 31st December 1796; ordered, 5 DEc. 
Presented,7. Tobe printed, 9.—Of Amount of Discount 
added to, and making a Part of Navy, Victualling, and 
Transport Bills, registered between 1st October 1795 and 
. 27th October we ordered, 6 Dec. Presented, 7. To be 
inted, 9.—Of the Net Produce of the Duty on Auctions 
_ for Four Years, to as late a Period as the same can be made 
up, with the Remittances from Scotland,—Of Ditto, of the 
Duty on Bricks for Ditto, with Ditto—Of Ditto, of the 
Old Duties on Coffee and Cocoa Nuts for Ditto, with 
Ditto—Of the Amount of the Old Excise Duties 
on Tea, exclusive of the Surplus paid by the Customs 
and the Drawback on Exportation, for Ditto.—Of the 
Amount of the Duties on Foreign and British Spirits 
imposed in 1791, for Three Years, ending 5th January 


179-—OF the Licence Duty paid by the Distillers in 
Scotland on the Contents of their Stills—Of the Duty of 


One Penny per Mile upon Stage Coaches, for Three 


Years. the Produce of the Assessed Taxes, for Ditto, 
ending 5th April 1796.—Of the Quantity of British Plan- 
tation, Brown, and ovado Sugar i in the last 


Three Years——Of Sugar sold at the Gales of the East 
India Company, and delivered for Home Consumption in 
Ditto.—Of Ditto, and delivered for Exportation in fon 
Of Sugar, not being British Plantation, or imported by the 
East India Company, on which the Duties for Home Con- . 
sumption have been paid, in Ditto.—Of the Produce of the 
Duties of Customs on Brimstome, [ron unwrought, Hemp, 
Oil of Olives, and European Staves, imported in Ditto.— 
Of Ditto, paid on Pepper taken out of Warehouse to be 
used in this Kingdom, in Ditto.—Of the Quantity of 
Pepper exported in Ditto.—Of the Produce of the Duties 
of Customs paid on Goods imported and exported, in the 
last Three Years, except certain enumerated Articles.—Of 
the Quantity of British Plantation Coffee warehoused in 
this Kingdom, and exported from thence in the last Three 
Years, witli the Amount of the Drawback.—Of Ditto, of 
Bricks imported in Ditto; ordered ; presented ; and, re- 
ferred to Committee of Ways and Means; 7 DEc.—Of 
the gross Amount of the Duty of Postage for Three 
Years, to as late a Period as the same can be made up, 
ordered, 7 DEC. Presented, 8. To be printed, ibid —Of 
the Net Income of the Post Office, for the Years 1793, 
1794, 1795, and 1796, ordered, 8 DEC. Presented, 12. 
Te be printed, ibi Of the Annual Demand or Settle- 
ment of the Territories subject to the Presidency of Fort 
William, as now permanently settled, and of Balances 
due.—Of Lands under the said Presidency, sold in Satis- 
faction of Balances of Revenue, since the Adoption of the 
Plan of Permanent Settlement. —Of pecuniary. Aids grant- 
ed by Parliament to the East India Company, since 1772.— 
Estimated Account of the increased Expences in the Mili- 
tary Department in India in consequence of the new Ar- 
rangement ; ordered, 12 DEc.—Declaration of War by the 


_ Court of Madrid against Great Britain, presented, 12 
_ Dec.—Account of 


ums paid for Interest on Account of 
the Loan to the Emperor in the last Year, and in what 
Manner, specifying the Times when such Payments were 
made, ordered, 12 DEC. Return presented, 14. To be 
printed, ibid—Of the Amount of the Number of Letters 
and Packets sent or received free of Duty, from the 5th of 
Apri] 1796, and also the Members and State’s Amount, as 
far as the same can be made out, ordered, 1g DEc. | Pre- 
sented, 15. To be printed, ibid.—Answer to the Declara- 
tion of War of the Court of Madrid against Great Britain, 
presented, 13 DeEc.—Account of the Date of the Declaration 
of War of the Court of Madrid, and of the Time when 
the same was received ; and also of the Date of the Answer 
thereto, ordered, 13 DEc. Presented, 15.—Of what Sums 
have been remitted from the Emperor for the Purpose of 
discharging the Principal. of the Debt created by the Loan 


_ of 1795.—Of; the, Particulars.of the Sums drawn for, by 


Messrs. Bethmann and C°, and also by Lieutenant Colonel 


_ Craufurd, with the Dates of the Bills res ectively.—Of the 


Dates of the several. Bills drawn for the Use of his Imperial 


_ Majesty; ordered, 13 Dec. ; Returns presented, 14. To be 
. printed, ibid,—Copy of the 
. the Bank, in the Names of Trustees appointed to invest cer- 


Account raised in the Books of 


tain Sums in the Imperial..£.3 per Cent. Annuities, for . 


_ the Annual Redemption of the Capital of the said Fund, 


ordered, 19 Dec. Presented, 20. To be printed, ibid.— 
Account of African Company; Orders and Regulations, 
presented, 21 DECc.-—Proceedings of the East India Com- 
pany relative to establishing a better Mode of recruiting 
the Company’s Military Establishments in India.—Ex- 
tract of the, Correspondence between the Court of Di- 
rectors and their Governments in India, from the 1st Sep- 
tember 1796, not laid before the Court of Proprietors ; 
ordered, 22 Dec. Presented, 31. To be printed, ibid.— 
General Return of the Establishment, Strength, and want- 
ing to complete of certain iments of His Majesty’s 
Forces in the East Indies—Account of the Recruits 
raised and sent to India for Regiments in His Majesty’s 
Service, in the Years 1793, 1794, and 1795, and a Return 
of Recruits for those Regiments sent to Chatham Bar- 
racks; ordered, 24 Dzc. Presented, 14 FEB.—Copy of 
that Part of the Military Arrangement sent to India in 
January 1796, which relates to the Education of Officers 


_ intended for the Corps of Engineers and Artillery, or- 


dered, 27 Dec. Presented, 31.. To be printed, ibid.— 
Declaration, dated Westminster, December 27th, 1796, 
presented, 27th Dec.—Pa respecting the Negotiation 
for Peace, presented, 28 Dec—Account of Amount of 

Exchequer 


INDEX to the: Ferry-sEconp VoLUuME. 


Exchequer Bills subscribed into Stock, in Terms of an Act 
of the present Session, stating the Amount of Three per Cent. 
" Four per Cent. and Five per Cent. Stock created, ordered, 28 
Dec. Presented, 15 FEB.—Of the Sums which have been 
issued in consequence of the Treaty between His Majesty and 
the Prince of Hesse Darmstadt, signed the 10th Day of June 
1796, ordered, 30 DEC. Presented, 20 Fes.— Of Bills of 
Hachan e accepted by, or by the Direction, or on the Ac- 
count of, the Lords of the Treasury, and paid at the Bank 
in 1796, presented, 14 FEB. To be — 15 MaR.— 
Of i Receipt and Expenditure of Money, by the Com- 
' missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, pre- 
sented, 14 F£B.—Of all Money received and disbursed by 
the Commissioners for improving the Navigation of the 
Thames, presented, 17 FEB.—Copy of Treaty between His 
Majesty and the Landgrave of Hesse Darmstadt, signed at 
Frankfort, the 10th Day of June 1796; and Translation, 
presented, 20 FEB.—The Annual Account of the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, ending 
the 31st January 1797, presented, 24 FEB.—Copy of Minute 
of Council of 26th February 1797, presented,27 FEB. Re- 
ferred, 22 Mar. Vide Bank. Account of Savings, if 
- any, made in consequence of any of the Commis- 

sioners appointed to enquire into the Fees and Perquisites 
of certain Offices, ordered, 3 Mar.—Extracts and Copies 
of Letters and other Papers, relative to the late Expedition 
of the Enemy to the Coast of Ireland, ordered, 3 Mar. 
Presented, ibid.— Account of Money advanced for the Pub- 
lic Service by the Bank of England, and outstanding on 
the 25th February 1797, ordered, 7 MAR. Presented, 9. 
To be printed, ibid—Copy of a Treaty between His Bri- 
tannick Majesty and the Landgrave of Hesse Darmstadt ; 
signed at Frankfort, the 10th Day of June 1796; and 
Translation, presented, 9 Mar.—Account of all outstand- 
ing Advances made by the Bank for the Public Service, 
to the 9th March 1797; distinguishing the Date of the Ad- 
vances respectively, together with the Amount of Interest 
due on the same, ordered, g Mar. Presented, 13. To 
be printed, ibid.—Of the Amount of Exchequer Bills, 
issued under the Authority of Act of this Session, for raising 
£.18,000,000 by Annuities; distinguishing the Rate of 
Discount, ordered, 9 MarR. Return presented, 17. To be 
printed, ibid— Accounts of the Wardens and Commonalty 
of Mercers, presented, 14 Mar.—Account of Amount of 
Exchequer Bills, bearing Date the 11th of March 1797, 
and issued on the 12th and 13th of the same Month ; toge- 
ther with the Rate of Discount at which the same were 
issued, ordered, 15 Mar. Return presented, 17. To be 
printed, ibid.—Of Advances for the Service of his Impe- 
rial Majesty, from 13th December 1796, and of the Secu- 
rities for Re-payment of the same, ordered, 24 Mar. Pre- 
- sented 29. To be printed, 31.—Account of the Number 
of French Prisoners of War at present in Great Britain, 
presented, 30 Mar.—Representations made bythe Directors 
of the Bank, relative to Advances of Money for the Use of 
the Emperor, since ist January 1793; with the Answers 
of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, ordered, 31 MAR. 
Presented, 3 APR. To be printed, ibid.——Copies of all 
Communications between the Directors of the Bank and 
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respecting Advances to 
Government, since 1st November 1794; exclusive of the 
Information contained in the Papers already before the 
House, ordered, 3 APR. Presented, 7.. To be printed, 
ibid.— Return of Aliens resident within the Cities of Lon- 
don and Westminster, and Borough of Southwark, March 
1797, presented, 4 APR. To be printed, ibid.—Resolu- 
tions and Proceedings of the East India Company on the 
Subject of Oaths to be taken by the Owners and Com- 
manders of Ships, respecting the Sale of Commands, or- 
dered, 6 APR. Presented, 20. To be printed, 27,—-Co- 
pies of the Monthly Returns of the several Black Corps 
ordered to be raised in the West Indies, from the Date of 
their Establishment, ordered, 6 APR. Presented, 25.— 
Account of Extraordinaries of the Army from the 7th to 
the 24th December 1796, presented, 7 APR. To be printed, 
ibid. Referred to Gunmitree of Supply, 23 JunE.—Of 
the Income of, and Charges upon the Consolidated Fund, 
for the Quarters ending 5th July and 10th October 1706, 
and 5th January and 5th April 1797, together with the 
Sum granted out of the Consolidated Fund for the Service 
of 1796, and the Produce to satisfy the same, ordered, 7 
APR. Presented 25. To be printed, 1 May.—List of Fees 
paid at the different Departments at the War Office, or- 
dered, 10 APR. Presented 25.—Copies of Governor W ent- 
worth’s Letters respecting the State of the Maroons sent to 
Nova Scotia from Jamaica, presented, 10 4PR. To be 
printed, ibid.— Account of Bills from Saint Domingo, paid 
since 25th December 1796, and of such at have appeared 

VoL. 52.—1796-7. 





at the Treasury, or of which Advice is arrived, ordéred. 
25 APR. Presented, 1 May. To be printed, ibid.—Of 
Exchequer Bills issued at Par, under an Engagement that 
they should be received as Cash, on the Deposit of the new 
Loan, ordered, 26 APR. Presented, ibid.—Of the Produce 
of the Consolidated Duties of the Stamp Revenue, from ed 
August 1795 to 2d August 1796.—Of Ditto, of the Duty 
of 1s. 6d. per Cent. on Insurances against Loss by Fire, 
from Ditto to Ditto.—Of Ditto, on Bills of Exchange, from 
Ditto to Ditto—Of Ditto, on Gold and Silver Wrought 
Plate, from Ditto to Ditto.—Of Ditto, on Certificates to 
be taken out by Solicitors, Attornies, &amp;c. from Ditto to 
Ditto; ordered, 26 APR. Presented, ibid. Referred to 
Committee of Ways and Means, ibid.—Of the Deaths and 
Casualties in. the British Forces, and those in the British 
Pay serving in the Island of Saint Domingo.—Of the Civil 
Establishment of that Part of the Island of Saint Dominge 
in Possession of the British Forces, from the Commencement 
of the War; ordered, 26 APR. Presented,5 May. To 
be printed, ibid.— A Return of the Deaths and Casualties 
in the Navy and Transport Service on the Station of Saint 
Domingo, from the Commencement of the War to the goth 
September last, ordered, 26 APR. Presented, 1 May.— 
Account of the Number of Maroons, on their Arrival at 
Halifax from the West Indies, and also, according to the 
latest Advices.—Observations of Mr. Commissioner Quar- 
rell respecting the Maroons, as delivered by Sir John Went- 
worth on their landing at Halifax ; ordered, 26 4PR. Pre- 
sented 27. To be printed, ibid—State and Condition of 
the several Forts in Africa, presented, 27 4PR. Account 
of all Bills drawn on the Treasury from Saint Domingo, 
from the Commencement of the War to the latest Peridd, 
ordered, 1 May. Presented 5. To be printed, ibid.—Of 
Stock, per Computation, of the East India Company, from 
March 1796 to March 1797.—Of Amount of Goods sold 
at the East India Company's Sales, from Ditto to Ditto — 
Of Amount of Sales of East India Company’s Goods, the 
Charges and Profits on Private Trade, &amp;c, compared with 
the Average Estimate formed in February 1793 ; ordered, 
1 May. Presented, 5. To be printed, 6—Of Surplus of 
Orphans Fund.—Of Money received and paid on. Ac- 
count of lighting, watching, cleansing, and repairing Black- 
friars Bridge.—Of Ditto, for making a Street from Moor- 
fields into Bishopsgate Street.—Of Ditto, for urchasing 
the present Tolls. for navigating on the River Thames.— 
Of Ditto, for making, amending, enlarging, and cleansing 





. the Vaults, Drains, and Sewers in London and Liberties.— 


Of Ditto, for repairing the Common Sewer in New Bridge 
Street, Blackfriars — Of Ditto, for widening and improving 
the Entrance into the City near Temple Bar, and for 
making a more convenient Street or Passage at Snow Hill ; 


. presented, 3 May.—Of Advances now outstanding, made 
- tohis Imperial Majesty above the Sum of £.1,800,000; or- 


dered, 3 May. Presented 5.—Copy of the Treaty between 


. Governor Trelawney and the Maroons, concluded on 1st 


Mareb 1738-9.—Printed nerve the Legislature of 
Jamaica, as far as respects the Jate War with the Maroons 
of Trelawney Town; presented, 5 May.—Extracts of 
Letters from the Duke of Portland to Major General Wil- 
liamson, and other Papers relating to the Island.of Saint 
Domingo ; presented,8 May. To be printed, ibid—Copy 
of Order in Council, approving of the proposed Increase 
to the Wages of the Petty Officers, Seamen, &amp;c. and to the 
Allowance ef Provisions to them and the Officers, &amp;c: 3 
May 1797, presented, gq Mar. . Referred, ibid. Vide Sea- 
men.—Copy of the Warrant of Appointment of John Pal- 
mer, Esq. to be Comptroller General of the Post Office, 
ordered, 16 May. esented 22. Referred, 24: Vide 
Palmer—A General Revenue Account of Receipts and 
Payments of Trustees of Ramsgate Harbour, presented, 
17 May.—Declaration of their Imperial and Britannick 
Majesties, signed 16th May 1797; and Translation.—Con- 
ditions of the Loan of £.1,600,000, on Account of the 
Emperor ; and Translation; presented, 17 May. Referred 
to Committee of Ways and Means, ibid.; and to Com- 
mittee on Bill, 19. Vide E —Account of the Quan- 
tities of British Plantation Sugar and Rum imported into, 
and exported from Great Britain, from 5th January 1796 
to 5th January 1797, ordered 18 May. Presented, 22.— 
List of Ships, their Names, Tonnage, and the Number of 
Men usually employed in navigating them, that were fitted 
out for the Slave Trade in the Years 1794, 1795, and 
1796.—Ditto, that arrived in the British West Indies from 
Africa, in the Years 1795 and 1706, &amp;c.; ordered, 24 May. 
Presented, 9 JUN E.—Account of Bounties paid toCaptains 
and Surgeons of Ships employed in the Slave ‘I rade in 1795 
and 1796, ordered, 24 May. Presented, 2 JunE—Of 
the Returns of the Collector, or other meer me 

cers, 





“Officers, in the West India Islands, of all Matters relative to 
the African Slave Trade, ordered, 24 May.——List of the 
Names and Sums subscribed to the Loan of £.18,000,000, 
ordered, 1 JUNE. Presented; to be printed; ibid.— 
Copy of His Majesty’s Proclamation for the Suppression 
‘of ihe Matinous and Treasonable Proceedings of the 
Crews of certain of His Majesty’s Ships at the Nore, 
dated the 31st of May 1797, presented, 1 JUNE.—Ac- 
count of the Gross and Net Produce of the Distillery in 
Scotland, distinguishing the Highland and Lowland Dis- 
tillery, from the Commencement of His Majesty’s Reign, 
ordered,qg JUNE. Presented, 20. 29.—List of the several 
Establishments belonging to the East India Company, with 
the Salaries and Allowances, presented, 9 JUNE.—Copy of 
a Letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Go- 
vernor and Company of the Bank of England, dated 12th 
June 1797—Copy of a Resolutiun of the Court of Di- 
rectors of the Bank of England, dated 13th June 1797; 
ordered, 15 JUNE. Presented, ibid—Account of the Pro- 
duce of the Tax on Certificates granted for killing of Game, 
for the Year ending 5th January 1797.—Of Ditto, of the 
Tax upon Dogs, as tar as the same can be made up; order- 
ed,27 JUNE. Presented,29. Referred,30. Vide Dogs. 
Extracts of the Correspondence between the Court of Di- 
rectors and the Government of Madras, from 1780 to 1792, 
relative to the Administration of Justice at that Presidency. 
—Extracts.of Ditto, from 1792 to the Date of the latest 
Advices.—Copies and Extracts of such Parts of the Cor- 
respondence and Consultations of the East India Company, 
as relates to the Administration of Justice in the Provinces 
of Malabar ceded by Tippoo Sultan.—Copy of Second 
and Third Paragraphs of the Letter of the Governor Ge- 
neral, in Council of Bengal, dated 20th March 1796, re- 
lative to the Administration of Justice, within the ancient 
Limits of Tellicherry ; ordered, 3 JULY. Presented, 4. 
To be printed, ibid.—Account of the Net Produce of the 
Taxes for One Year, ending 5th July 1797; distinguishing 
the Duties imposed in 1793, 1794, 1795, 1796, and 1797.— 
Of the Income of and Charges upon the Consolidated Fund, 
for the Quarter ending 5th July 1797; ordered, 4 JULY. 
Presented,.13. To be printed, ibid.--Of the Sums awarded 
to be paid bythe Commissioners under the American Treaty, 
and the Expences attending the said Commission, to the 5th 
July 1797, ordered, 4 JULY. Presented, 5. Referred to 
Committee of Supply, 12.—Copy of Letter from Sir Jobn 
Day, dated 15th February 1779, on the Defects of the 
Administration. of Justice of Wadms.-. Ditto, from Mr. 
Popham, dated 31st December 1783, on the Mode of admi- 
nistering Justice among the Natives of Madras ; ordered, 
5 JULY. Presented; to be printed; ibid.—Ditto, of Mi- 
nutes of Lord Hobart, dated October and November 1795, 
relative to the deplorable State of the Carnatic and Tan- 
jore, occasioped by usurious Loans, and other Circum- 
stances, ordered, 6 JULY. Presented; to be printed; ibid.— 
Returns of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Mi- 
litia Officers, presented, 14 JULY.—Minutes of the Pro- 
ceedings of the Commissioners of Westminster Bridge ; 
aad, Accounts of the Treasurer to the said Commissioners ; 
presented, 19 JULY. 

Accounts. Estimate of the Ordinary of the Navy.—Of the 

Buildings and» Re-buildings of Ships, and other extra 

Works; ordered, 11 Ocr. Presented, 11 Nov. Referred 

to Committee of Supply, 2 DEc.—Of the Charge of 

Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces——Of Guards, 

Garrisons, and other Land Forces in Great Britain, Guern- 

sey, and Jersey.—Of Forces in the Plantations, at Gibral- 

tar, in Corsica, and at the Cape of Good Hope, and a 

Corps of Foot in New South Wales.—Of General and 

Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals serving with 

the Forces in Great Britain, Guernsey, and Jersey; order- 

ed, 11 Oct. Presented 14. Referred to Committee of 

Supply, 21.—Of the Office of Ordnance, for Land Ser- 

vice, ordered, 11 Ocr. Presented, 28 Nor. To be printed, 

29. Referred to Committee of Supply, 2 D&amp;c.—Of Chel- 

sea Out-Pensioners, ordered, 11 OcT. Presented, 6 Dec. 

Referred to Committee of Supply, 31 M4r.—Of the Dif- 

ference between the British and Irish Pay of Six Regi- 

ments of Foot for Service Abroad.—Of Tone Regiments 
of Light Dragoons, and Nine Regiments of Foot, for 

Service in East India.—Of Recruiting for Ditto.—Of Re- 

cruiting and Contingencies, and of certain Allowances 

to the Non-commissioned Officers and Private Men of 
the Land Forces; and of Extra Feed for the Cavalry.— 

Of Embodied Militia, and Corps of Fencible Infantry, 

in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and the Islands of 

Scilly and Man.—Of tin ies and Allowances for 

Ditto.—Of Clothing for the Embodied Militia in South 

Britain.—Of several Corps of Feacible Cavalry.—Of Al- 








INDEX ¢o the Frrty+stconyn VotumeE: 





lowances and Extta Feed for Ditto; presented, 14 Ocr. 
Referred to Committee of Supply, 21.—A corrected Es- 


timate of Receipts and Payments made orto be made by 


the East India Company, in England, from 1st March 1796 

to ist March 1797, containing the actual Receipts and Pay- 

ments from 1st March to 1st September 1796, and conti- 

nued by Estimate to 1st March 1797, ordered, 28 OcrT. 

Presented, 31. To be printed, ibid. Referred, 8 DEc. 

Vide East India.—Estimate of the Debt of the Navy, on 

the 30th September 1796, ordered, 28 Ocr. Presented ; 

referred to Committee of Supply 5 ibid; and to Committee 

of Ways and Means, 31. ‘To be printed, 28 Nov.~—Of 
the Charge of the increased Rates of Subsistence to be paid 

to Innkeepers on quartering Soldiers——Of Full Pay to 

Supernumerary Ofticers and Independent Corps, and 
Draughted Regiments.—Of Allowances to the Paymaster 
General of the Forces, Secretary at War, Commissary 
General of the Musters, &amp;c.—Of Half Pay and Allowances 
to Reduced Officers of Land Forces and Marines.—Of 
Half Pay to Reduced Officers late in the Service of the 
States General—Of Half Pay and Allowances to Re- 
duced Officers of His Majesty’s American .Forces.—Of 
Horse Furniture, Cloathing, and Accoutrements for Aug- 
mentations of Forces. —OF the Works and Repairs of the 
Military Roads and Bridges in North Britain; presented, 
11 Nov. Referred to Committee of Supply, 2 Dec.—Of 
the Charge of the Civil Establishment of the Province of 
Upper Canada.— Of Nova Scotia—Of New Brunswick. — 
Ot Saint John’s Island—Of the Island of Cape Breton.— 
Of the Island of Newfoundland.—Of the Bahama Islands. 
—Of Bermudas or Somers Islands.—Of the Island of -Do- 
minica.—Of New South Wales; presented, 11 Nov. Re- 
ferred to Committee of Supply, 2 DEc.——Of the Charge 
of In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hios ital; and the Expences 
of the Hospital—Of Pensions to Widows of Commissioned 
Officers; presented,6 Dec. Referred to Committee of Sup- 
ply, 31 Mar.—Of the Debt of the Navy on the goth No- 
vember 1796, as far as the same can be ascertained, pre- 
sented, 7 Dec. To be printed, 9 ——Of Ditto, on the 31st 
December 1796, ordered, 25 APR. Presented, ibid. Of 
the Expence of an Increase to the Pay of the Seamen and 
Marines, together with the proposed Issue of Fui] Allow- 
ance of Provisions, presented, 5 May. Referred to Com- 
mittee of Supply, 8; to Committee on Bill, 9. Vide Sea- 
men.—Of the Additional Charge of an Augmentation of 
the Pay and Allowances of the Tieasoomuatdend Officers 
and Private Men of His Majesty’s Land Forces.—Of the 
Charge of an Allowance to be made to such Subaltern 
Officers of Marching Regiments, Corps of Militia, Fen- 
cible Infantry, and Invalids, as shall be employed on Duty ; 
presented, 22 May. Referred to Committee of Seuily: 
24. The last was withdrawn in order to present a more 
perfect One, 14 JUNE. Another presented, ibid. Refer- 
red to Committee of Supply, 23.—Of the Additional 
Charge of an Augmentation of the Pay and Allowances of 
the Non-commissioned Officers and Private Men of the 
Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery, the Royal Regiment of 
Artillery, the Corps of Captain Commissaries, and the 
Corps of Royal Military Artificers and Labourers, pre- 
sented, 23 May. Referred to Committee of Supply, 24. 
Of the Charge of Foreign wn in the Service of Great 
Britain, presented, 20. JUNE. ‘To be printed, ibid. Re- 
ferred to Committee of Supply, 23.—Of ithe Additional 
Charge of an Augmentation to the Pay of the Captain, 
Lieutenants, and Ficst and Second Lieutenants of the Royal 
Regiment of “rep and Corps of Royal Engineers, pre- 
sented, 29 JUNE. Referred to. Committee of Supply, 30. 
Of proposed Allowances for sundry Corps of Volunteer 
Cavalry, presented, 7 JULY. Referred to Committee of 
Supply. 10. - 











Accounts, &amp;c. to be printed, 11. 14. 17. 18. 27. 31 OcT.—2. 


4. 28. 29 Nov.—s. 6. 7. 8.9. 12. 14. 15. 20. 31 DEC.— 


- 39-13. 15. 17. 31 MAR.—3. 4. 7-10. 25, 26. 27 APR.— 
1. 5. 6. 


6.8 May.—1. 20 JUNE.—4. 5.6. 13 JULY. 


relating to the East India Company’s Revenues, 
referred to a Committee of the whole House, 8 DEC. 


presented in former Sessions, read, 14. 19 DEc. 


Articles contained in a Convention presented in a 
former Session, read, 19 DEC. 


—— —— relating to the Public Income and Expenditure, 


referred to a Select Committee, 17 MAR. 


———— a Select Committee, empowered to give Directions 


for printing Papers and Accounts laid before them, 20 
Mar. 


———— Copy of a Minute of Council referred to a Com- 


mittee of the whole House, upon a Bill, 22 Mar. 
Accounts, 




















































Accounts, &amp;c.. read when presented, g May.—1 JUNE.— 
6 JULY. 


Copy of a Treaty presented in a former Session, 
to a Committee, upon a Bill, 31 May. 


one withdrawn, not being properly prepared, 14 


referred 





JUNE. 








Vide East India. Supply. Questions Neg. 


Acle, Arable Lands, Intermixed Pastures, and Waste Grounds, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill order- 
ed; 7 Dec. Presented, and read, 2 Mar. Committed 7. 
Reported ; to. be ingrossed; 14. Passed, 15. Agreed to 
by the Lords; Royal Assent; 27. 

Acts, of former Sessions read in the House, 21. 24 OcT.— 
3. 29 Nov.—2. 8. 14. 15. 20 DEc.—16.. 20. 24 FEB.— 
1. 6. 23. 27. 30 MAR.—24. 27. 28 APR.—5. 8. 22. 23 
May.—1. 3. 6. 9. 15. 21. 22. 27. 30 JUNE.—4. 5. 14 
JULY. 

—— Clause in one read, 1 DEc. 


of the same Session read, 13. 19 DEC.—7. 24 Mar.— 
20 APR.—3 May.—15. 19. 27 JUNE.—11. 12 JULY. 


the Preamble of one read, 3 JUNE.. 
Adair, Robert. Vide Camelford. 


Adderbury, Petition for a Bill for repairing and improving the 
Road leading from thence through Kidlington, to the City 
of Oxford; referred to a Committee; 23 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 21 MarR. Presented, and read, 24. Com- 
mitted, 28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 10 APR. Passed, 
11 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 25. 


Addington, Right honourable Henry, chosen Speaker, 27 
SEPT. Vide Speaker. 


Address of Thanks for His Majesty’s Speech from the Throne ; 
and to assure His Majesty that the House are deeply sensible 
of His parental Regard for His Subjects, in having omitted 
no Endeavours for setting on Foot gy vege to restore 
Peace to Europe: That they rejoice to learn, that the Steps 
which have been taken for this Purpose, have at length 
opened the Way to an immediate and direct Negotiation, 
which, they doubt not, will be so conducted on His Ma- 
jesty’s Part, as either to produce an honourable Peace, or 
to prove, to what Cause alone the Prolongation of the 
War must be ascribed: That they are fully sensible, that 
nothing can so much contribute to the Restoration of ge- 
neral Peace, as manifesting that they possess both the De- 
termination and the Resources to a with increased 
Activity and Energy, the further Efforts with which they 
may have to contend: That this they feel to be peculiarly 
necessary, when an Intention has been openly manifested 
of attempting a Descent on these Kingdoms: That they 
have observed with just Satisfaction, that by the Skill and 
Exertions of the Navy, their Commerce has been protected 
to a Degree beyond Example: That they consider the 
Operations in the East and West Indies as productive of 

reat National Advantage, and as displaying the Valour of 
flis Majesty’s Forces: That they reflect, with Admiration 
and Joy, on the honourable and dignified Perseverance of 
the Emperor, and on the invincible Spirit of the Austrian 
Forces under the Conduct of the Archduke Charles, and 
they entertain the most sanguine Hope, that the final Re- 
sult of the Campaign may prove’ more disastrous to the 
Enemy, than its Commencement and Progress for a Time 
were favourable to their Hopes: That, while they regret 
the hostile Conduct of the Court of Madrid, which have 
led to the Discussions now depending, they entertain a just 
Confidence, that whenever they are acquainted with the 
final Result, a further Proof will be given to Europe of the 
Temper and Prudence which govern His Majesty’s Pro- 
ceedings ; and they cannot too strongly express their fixed 
Determination to support His Majesty with their Lives 
and Fortunes, in defending, against every Aggression, the 
Interests of the British Empire: To assure His Majesty, 
that He may at all Times rely on the Zeal and Affection of 
His faithful Commons for such Supplies as may be neces- 
sary for the Service of the Year; and that it must afford 
them the most cordial Satisfaction to find that, notwith- 
standing the temporary Embarrassments which have been 
experienced, the State of the Country proves the real Ex- 
tent and Solidity of the Public Resources: That they ac- 
knowledge with the utmost Thankfulness and Satisfaction, 
that the Distresses experienced from the Scarcity of Corn, 
are now happily removed ; and that an abundant Harvest 
affords the pleasing Prospect of Relief: That with equal 
Satisfaction, they reflect on the uninterrupted Continuance 
of internal Tranquillity, and the happy Effects produced 
by the Energy atid Wisdom of the Laws in repressing 
Anarchy and Confusion: And, to beseech His Majesty to 

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IN DEX Zo the Firry-seconp VoLUME. 


believe that they are deeply impressed with His Solicitude 
for the Glory and Happiness of His Kingdoms; and that 
He may at all Times rely on-the firm, zealous, and affec- 
tionate Support of His Parliament, in those Exertions 
which are directed to the great Object of defeating all the 
Designs of the Enemy, and of restoring to the People the 
Blessings of a secure and honourable Peace—resolved on, 
Nem. Con. ; Committee appointed to prepare Address ; to 
withdraw immediately ; King’s Speech referred; 6 OcrT. 
Address reported, and agreed to Nem. Con.; to be presented 
by the whole House; 7. King’s Answer, 10. 


Address, for usual Estimates and Accounts, 11 Oct. King’s 
Answer, 14. 

for an Account of Money issued pursuant to Ad- 

dresses, 30 Nov. King’s Answer, 2 DEC. Vide Accounts. 


for Copies of Acts for the Regulation of Slaves, 
transmitted from the West Indies, since 1788, 12 Dec. 
King’s Answer, 14. 

for King’s Message, acquainting the House, that 
His Endeavours to preserve Peace with Spain had been 
rendered ineffectual, by a Declaration of War on the Part 
of the Catholic King; and assuring His Majesty of Sup- 
port, Nem. Con. 13 Dec. King’s Answer, 14. 


for King’s Message, reeommending to the House to 
make Provision for enabling Him to continue such tem- 
porary Advances to the Emperor as may be necessary, 
ig Dec. King’s Answer, 21. 


for a Copy of the Treaty between His Majesty and 
the Prince of Hesse Darmstadt, signed the 10th Day of 
June 1796, 30 DEc. King’s Answer, 31. 




















for King’s Message, acquainting the House of the 
abrupt Determination, on the Part of the French Govern- 
ment, of the Negotiation in which He was engaged ; and 
for having laid before the House the Papers which have 
been exchanged in the Course of the late Discussion, and 
the Account transmitted.to His Majesty of its final Result, 
30 Dec. King’s Answer, 31. 


for King’s Message, communicating to the House, 
the Measure adopted to obviate the Effects occasioned 
by the unusual Demand of Specie lately made from dif- 
ferent Parts of the Country on the Metropolis; resolved on 
Nem. Con. 28 FEB.: King’s Answer, 1: Mar, 


for Measures to be taken for an immediate Supply of 
Copper Coinage, resolved on Nem. Con. 3 MAR. King’s 
Answer, 9. 


for an Account of the Number of French Prisoners 
at present in Great Britain, 22 Mar. King’s Answer, 
27. Vide Accounts. ; 

for an Account of the Number of Foreigners. come 
into Great Britain, since 1st May 1792, and now resident 
therein, 22 Mar. King’s Answer, 27. Vide Accounts. 


— for Copies of Governor Wentworth’s Letters, respect- 
ing the State of the Maroons sent \to Nova Scotia from 
Jamaica,6 APR. King’s Answer,.10. Vide Accounts. 


requesting His Majesty to give Directions to- the 
Governors in the West Indies, to recommend Measures 
tending gradually to diminish the Necessity of the Slave 
Trade, &amp;c.6 APR. King’s Answer, 10. 


for printed Proceedings of the Legislature of Ja- 
maica, as far as respects.the late War with the Maroons 
of Trelawney Town, 26 APR. King’s Answer, 3 May. 
Vide Accounts. ; 


for Copy of the Treaty between Governor Trelawney 
and the Maroons, concluded in 1740, 29 APR. King’s 
Answer, 3 May. Vide Accounts. 


for King’s Message, acquainting the House of the 
intended Marriage between the Princess Royal and the 
Hereditary Prince of Wirtembergh, resolved on Nem. Con. 
3 May.- King’s Answer, 5. 

for Extracts of certain Letters from the Duke of 
Portland to Major General Williamson, and other Papers 
relating to the island of Saint Domingo, 5 May. King’s 
Answer, 8. Vide Accounts. 


of Congratulation on the Nuptials of the Princess 
Royal, resolved on Nem. Con. 19 May. King’s Answer, 
24. 






































for King’s Message, acquainting the House of the 
Mutiny and Disobedience of the Crews of certain, Ships 
at the Nore, and assuring His Majesty of Assistance, re- 
solved on Nem. Con. 2 JUNE. King’s Answer, 7. 


from the Lords wnpeeieee the Promulgation of the 
Statutes, and to present to His Majesty certain Resolutions 





of both Houses, and to entreat Him to give Directions ~ 
B the 





INDEX to the Firty-seEconp VoLuME. 


the more s and general Promulgation of the Statutes 
of the we speuty J wh 1g Day a Raed for considerin 
eed to, Blank fill 


it, ibid. Address considered, and a 
up, 7- Lords acquaint the House, that they had ordered 
Two Peers to attend His Majesty with the lutions and 


Address; Four Members ordered to go with the Lords ; 
14. King’s Answer, 15. 

Address for conferring some Dignity in the Church on the 
Chaplain, 17 JULY. King’s Answer, 20. 

for printing the General Index to the Journals, from 

1774 to 1790,17 JULY. King’s Answer, 20. 

for making an Index to the Votes of last Session, and 

defraying the Expence of printing the same, 17 JULY. 

King’s Answer, 20. 

for a Compensation to the Persons appointed to exa- 
mine and tax the Bills of Costs and Expences of Messieurs 
Wallis and Troward, 17 JULY. King’s Answer, 20. 

—— to Mr. Dunn, as a final Compensation for having 
compiled a General Index to the Journals from 1774 to 
1790,17 JULY. King’s Answer, 20. 

one of a former Day, read, 15 May. 

Vide Accounts. 


Adstock, Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to inclose; Bill ordered; 14 Fee. Member added; Bill 
presented, and read; 23 MAR. Committed, 27. Reported ; 
and re-committed; 7 JUNE. Reported; and again re- 
committed; 15. Reported; to be ingrossed; 16. Passed, 
21. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 3o. 
Amendment considered, and agreed to, 3 JULY. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

Africa, Petition of the Committee of the Company of Mer- 
chants trading thereto, for further Support, offered ; King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Petition brought up, and read ; 
to lie upon the Table; 21 Dec. Referred to Committee 
of Supply, 24 APR. Vide Supply. 

Vide Accounts. Slave Trade. 

Agriculture, Petition of the President and Members of the 
Board, for Leave to present a Petition after the limited 
Time for further Support; Leave given; Petition offered ; 
King’s Scosteneaioninn signified; Petition brought up, 
and read; to lie upon the Table; 28 FEB. Referred to 
Committee of Supply; 24 APR. Vide Supply. 

Aldborough, new Writ, 14 FEB. 

Alderminster Road. Vide Stratford. 

Alemouth Road. Vide Newcastle. 


Aliens, Bill further to continue Act 33 Geo. III. for esta- 
blishing certain Regulations respecting them, ordered, 
3 JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; 7. Committed, 9. Considered, 14. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 15- Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal 
Assent, 22. 

— Vide Accounts. Address. 


Allcannings and Allington Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Pe- 
tition for a Bill to divide and allot; Bill ordered; 14 DEc. 
Presented, and read, 16. Committed, 23. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 6 Mar. Passed, 10. A to by the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 31. Amendment considered, 
and agreed to,6 APR. Royal Assent, 24. 

Aller Open and Commonable Pastures and Arable Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, exchange, and im- 
prove; Bill ordered; 26 Ocr. Presented, and read, 28. 
Committed,~7 Nov. Reported; to be ingrossed; 28. 
Passed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 15 Dec. Royal 
Assent, 23. 


Alificld Road. Vide Atcham infra. 
Allington. Vide Alicannings supra. 
Alloa Road. Vide Kinross. 


Amendments proposed to be made on Third Reading of a Bill 
amended, 2 Nov.—To a Bill, read a Second Time upon 
a Division, 2 Nov.—6 JOLY. 


proposed to be made to Amendments to a Ques- 
tion not made, 23 May. 


Second Reading thereof put off for Three 
Months, 29 JUNE. 


Vide Lords. Questions Neg. 

America, Acts, 23, 24, and 36 Geo. III. relative to the Trade 
with America, to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 6 Mar. Committee deferred, 7. Acts con- 
sidered, and reported ; Bill to continue the 


























Ws now in 
Force for regulating the Trade, so far as they relate to the 
Trade carried on between this Kingdom end the Inha- 


bitants of the Countries belonging to the United States, 


ordered, 9. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; 10. Committed, 13. Considered, 14. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 15. Passed, 20. Agreed to by 
the Lords; Royal Assent; 27. 

America, House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of the Treaty of Commerce between His Majesty and the 
United States, 2 May. Committee deferred, 12. 18. 30.— 
Treaty presented last Session, and explanatory Articles, re- 
ferred; Matter considered; 31 May. Report several Re- 
solutions for carrying the Treaty into Execution; agreed 
to; Bill ordered a 1 JUNE. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 7. Committed; 
to be printed; 9. Considered, 16. Report deferred, 20. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 21. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 30. 

— Vide Accounts. Postage. 

Andover Road. Vide Basingstoke. 


Annuities. Vide Ireland. Navy. Bills in Supply. 

Appleton. Vide Bolton Percy. 

Appropriation, Clause of. Vide Consolidated Fund. Bills in 
Supply. 

Arkholm. Vide Hornby. 

Army, Bill for raising Men in the several Counties of England, 
and in the several Counties, Stewartries, Royal Burghs, 
&amp;c. in Scotland, for the Service of His Majesty’s Army 
and Navy, ordered, 18 OcT. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 19. Committed, 20. 

ommittee deferred, 21. 24. Bill considered; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 
aa to be printed; 25. Further Consideration of 
Report deferred, 31. Bill re-committed, 1 Nov. Com- 
mittee deferred, 2. Instruction to turn the Bill into Two 
Bills; Bill further considered ; turned into Two Bills, viz. 
One for England, and One for Scotland; 3. Vide infra.— 
The Bill for raising Men in England for the Army and 
Naw, reported; to be macy, passed; 4. Agreed to 
by the Lords, g. Royal Assent, 11. 

Bill for raising Men in Scotland for the Army and 

Navy, vide supra. Reported; to be ingrossed; passed; 4 

Nov. Agreed to by the Lords,g. Royal Assent, 11, 

Bill to explain and amend Act of this Session for 

raising Men in England for the Army and Navy, ordered, 

19 Dec. Presented, and read; committed; ibid. Con- 

sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 

Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 20. Report 

further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading; 22. Third Reading deferred, 23. 

Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords; Royal Assent; go. 

Bill to explain and amend Act of this Session for 

raising Men in Scotland for the Army and Navy, ordered, 

7 Mar. Member added; Bill presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second Reading; 10. Committed, 13. 
ommittee deferred, 14. Bill considered, 15. Reported; 

and re-committed; 17. Further considered; réported ; to 

be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 

Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords; Royal Assent; 27. 

Vide Accounts. Cavalry. Descent. Military Ser- 

vice. Militia. 

Arrington Bridge Road. Vide Cambridge. 


Arundel, Bill from the Lords for the Enfranchisement ot 
Copyhold and Customary Lands, Parcel of the Manor of 
Arundel, and other Manors entailed by the Act 3 Cha. I. 

_ and for the Sale of Tithes also entailed by the said Act, 
29 MarR. Read, ibid. Committed, 3 APR. Reported; 
passed; 10. Royal Assent, 24. 

Bill from the Lords to enable Trustees to make 

Exchange of certain Estates comprized in the Act for en- 

tailing the Castle and Manor of Arondel, 29 Mar. Read, 

ibid. Committed, 3 4PR. Reported; passed; 10. Royal 

Assent, 24. 

new Writ, 19 JULY. 


Ashburnham, Earl of, Bill from the Lords for effectuating an 
Exchange between him and the Dean and Chapter of 
Canterbury, of the several Advowsons of Ninfield and 
Ashburnham, &amp;c. 10 APR. Read, 21. Committed, 25. 
Reported; passed; 3 May. Royal Assent, 9. 

Ashburton, new Writ, 24 OcT. 

Ashby. Vide Burringham. 

Ashcott Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 24 Dec. Pre- 
sented, and read, 20 Mar. Committed 24. Petition of 
Mr. Lilly, against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to 
have Voices; 30. Reported; to be ingrossed; 3 APR. 

















Passed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
5 May. 





INDEX ¢@e the Ftrry-stconp VoLuME. 


5 May. Amendments considered and agreed to, 6. Royal 
Assent, 11. 

Ashelworth Open and Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 21 FEB. 
Presented, and read, 24 MarR. Petition from Land Owners, 
&amp;c. in Ashelworth, against; to lie upon the Table till 
Second Reading of Bill, and Counsel ordered ; 7 APR. House 
informed the Petitioners did not desire to be heard at Se- 
cond Reading; Bill committed ; Petition against read again ; 
to lie upon the Table till Report is received ; and Counsel 
ordered ; 10. &gt; apo ; 3 May. Passed, 5. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, 24. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Aston Road. Vide Liverpool. 

Assessed Taxes. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 


Astor, George, Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; Bill 
ordered ; 19 OcT. Presented, and read, 21. Party takes 
Oaths, 24. Bill committed, 25. Reported; to be in- 
— 26. Passed,27. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 Norv. 

oyal Assent, 11. 

Atcham, Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from thence 
through Condover to Dorrington, with a Branch from 
Allfield to Hongerhill; referred to a Committee; 24 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 7 Mar. Presented, and read, 
13. Committed, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; 27. 
Passed, 3 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal 
Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Attornies, Bill to amend Act 34 Geo. III. for granting Duties 
on Indentures of Clerkships to Solicitors and Attornies, 
ordered, 20 FEB. Presented, and read, 2 Mar. Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 27 APR. Committed, 29. 
Considered, 9g May. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
= for Third Reading; 10. Passed, 12. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 25. 

Ayr Shire Election, Petition of Colonel Fullarton, complain- 
ing thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr.Speaker to issue his 
Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 11 Ocr. 
House informed that the Sitting Member was become 
a Peer, and that Colonel Fullarton desired to withdraw his 
Petition; Order for considering his Petition discharged ; 
and Leave given to withdraw it; 3 Nov. 

— new Writ, 3 Nor. 

Ayr Canal. Vide Riccarton. 

Azemar. Vide Borel. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. II. Parl. 18. Sess. 1. A.1796 § 1797. 


Brg ELMANN, Jacob, John Siffkin, and George Lewis 
Christian Tatter, Bill from the Lords for their Natura- 
lizations, 22 FEB. Read, ibid. Committed, 27. 
ported; passed; 1 Mar. Royal Assent, 7. 
Bamford Road. Vide Rochdale. 


Bank of England, Committee appointed to examine and state 
the Total Amount of Outstanding Demands on the Bank, 
and of the Funds for discharging the same; and to report 
the Result thereof to the House, together with their Opi- 
nion on the Necessity of providing for the Confirmation and 
Continuance, for a Time to be limited, of Measures taken 
in pursuance of the Minute of Council on the 2oth Fe- 
bruary ; to be a Committee of Secrecy ; Number of Com- 
mittee to be Fifteen; to be chosen by Ballot; Members to 
prepare Lists of Fifteen Persons Names to be the Commit- 
tee; 28 FEB. Lists delivered in, and Committee appointed 
to examine them, 1 Mar. Report; Question Neg. for 
adding Mr. Fox to the Committee; Five to be the Quornm, 
and Committee empowered to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records; to adjourn from Time to Time, and from 
Place to Place, and to report their Proceedings from Time 
to Time; to sit during the Sitting, and notwithstanding 
any Adjournment of the House; ibid. First Report; to 
lie upon the Table; to be printed; 3. Second Report to 
lie upon the Table; 7. Day appointed for considering Re- 
ports; Second Report to be printed; ibid. Order read for 
taking Reports into Consideration; Reports again read ; 
and referred to a Committee of the whole House; consi- 
dered ; Chairman reports that he was directed to make se- 
veral Motions; Bill ordered; vide infra. Committee re- 
vived ; Instruction to enquire into the Necessity of issuing 
the Minute of Council of 26th Feb » and to report 
Opinion ; Question Neg. for adding Mr. Fox to the Com- 
mittee; 9. Third Report to lie upon the Table; and with 
the Appendix to be printed ; 21 APR. Message from the 


Lords, to request a Copy of the several Reports made from 
Vou. 52. 1796-7.) 


Re- 











the Committee, 1 May. Messengers acquainted that the 
House will send an Answer; Message considered ; printed 
Copies of the Reports to be communicated to the Lords; 
ibid—-The several Reperts referred to Committee of 
Supply ; Message sent to the Lords, to desire them to com- 
municate Copies of any Reports made to them, relative to 
the Causes which produced the Order of Council of 26th 
February; ibid. Copies of Reports brought from the 
Lords; 2. Report a mere Copies of the Reports 
of this House having been delivered to the Lords ; ibid. 


Bank of England, Resolution, That it is the Duty of the 
House, to enquire into the Causes which produced the 
Order of Council for restraining the Bank from the Issue of 
Specie, 28 FEB.—Resolution again read; Question Neg. 
ee a Committee to enquire into the said Causes ; 
1 MAR, 


Bill to remove Doubts respeeting their 
Notes for Payment of Sums under £.5, ordered, 28 FEB. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second ee 
ibid. Committed; considered ; reported; to be ingrossed ; 
passed; 1 Mar. Agreed to by the Lords; Royal Assent; 
3- 
Bill for confirming and continuing the 
Restriction on Payments of Cash by the Bank, ordered, 9 
Mar. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; to be printed; 13. Committed, 17. Committee 
deferred, 20. Order for considering Bill, read; Minute of 
Council, and Reports from Committee of Secrecy, re- 
ferred ; Bill considered ; 22. Further considered; 24. Re- 
ported ; and re-committed with respect to certain Clauses 
offered ; considered ; 27. Report deferred, 28. 30. Bill re- 
ported; and again re-committed with respect to certain 
Clauses; considered ; 31. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 3 4PR. Bill read Third 
ime; further Proceedings on Third Reading adjourned; 5. 
Forther adjourned, 6. Resumed ; Bill passed; 7. Agreed 
to by the Lose, 1 May. Royal Assent, 3. 


Motions relative to the Representations of 


the Directors to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, respect- 


ing the Diminution of Specie in the Bank, and the Ad- 
vances made by the Company to Government, &amp;c.; Mr. 
Chancellor of the Exchequer heard in his Place; previous 
Questions put thereupon; Questions Neg. That it appears 
to the House, that, if certain Advances of the Bank to 
Government had been paid off when required, ar consider 

ably reduced, the Bank would have been enabled to re- 
duce the Amount of its Outstanding Notes, and that such 
Option would have been of essential Service to its Inte 

rests; and, That it appears to the House, that the Chan 

cellor of the Exchequer has been guilty of a Criminal In- 
tention to the Public Interest, &amp;c.; 16 May. 


Bill to continue Act of this Session for con- 
firming and continuing the Restriction on Payments of 
Cash by the Bank, under certain Regulations and Restric- 
tions, ordered, 15 JUNE. Presented, and read; committed ; 
16. Considered, 19. Reported; to be ingrossed ; passed ; 
20. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 22. 


a Bill to prevent forging the Names of Wit- 

nesses to Instruments for the Transter of Stocks, ordered, 
3 JULY. Presented, and read; “ appointed for Second 
Reading; 4. Committed, 6. ommittee deferred, 7, 
Considered, 10. Committee to sit again, ibid. Commit- 
tee deferred, 11. Instructions to extend the Provisions af 
the Bill to South Sea and East India Stocks; and also to 
Letters of Attorney to receive any such Stocks; Bill con- 
sidered ; 12. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 


Vide Accounts. Address. King. Lords. 

Questions Neg. and Previous. Specie. 

Bankrupts, Bill to make perpetual Act 5 Geo. III. respecting 
them, ordered, 4 JULY. Presented, and read; Day appoint- 
ed for Second Reading; 5. Committed, 6. Considered ; 
reported; to be ingrossed; 7. Passed, 11. Agreed to by 
the Lerds, 14. Royal Assent, ig. 

Barmouth Harbour, Petition for a Bil] to repair and preserve ; 
referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
7 MarR. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. Re- 

rted ; to be ingrossed; 6 APR. Passed,10. Agreed to 
y the Lords,1 May. Royal Assent, 3. 


Barnby and Mutford Heats, Fen Grounds, Commons, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered ; 30 
Desc. Presented, and read, 6 APR. Committed, 27. 
Rapeted to be ingrossed; 11 May. Passed, 15. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 25. 











Barningham 





Barningham Common Fields, Half Year or Shack Lands, 
&amp;c. Petition for a Bill to divide, inclose, and extinguish 
the Right of Common; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 27. Committed, 3 Mar. Reported ; to be in- 

rossed; 14. Passed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords; Royal 
ssent; 27. 

Barrow Open Fields and Waste Lands, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered; 20 DEC. 
Member added ; Bill presented, and read; 13 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; 27. King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed; 28. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 10 4PR. Amendments consi- 
dered, and-agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 24. 


Basingstoke Road, through Popham Lane and other Places to 
Lobcomb Corner, Petition for a Bill to continue and en- 
large the Term and Powers of Acts; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 1 Dec. Reported; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, 

- and read, 17. Committed, 23. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
17 FEB.. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 14 Mar.. Amendments considered, and 
agreed to,17. Royal Assent, 24. 


— Road, through Wortin, Overton, Andover, and 

‘ other Places to Lobcomb Corner, Petition for a Bill to 
continue and enlarge the Term and Powers of Act; referred 
toa Committee; 20 DEc. Reported; Bill ordered; 7 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 10. Committed, 20. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 1 May. Passed, 3. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 25. 


Bath, new Writ, 28 Nor. 


Beach, Henrietta Maria, Bill from the Lords for vesting Part 
of her settled Estates in Trustees, to be sold, and for the 
Purchase of other Estates to be settled to the same Uses, 10 
May. Read, 11. Committed, 15. Reported; passed ; 22. 
Royal Assent, 25. 

~~ Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose the 

en Common Fields and Waste Grounds in the Parish 
of Saint Mary in that Town; Bill ordered; 28 Nor. 
Member added ; Bill presented, and read; 27 FEB. Com- 
mitted, 3 Mar. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 
3 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Royal Assent, 
24. 





Level. Vide Ely. 

Inclosures. Vide Caddington. Campton. Chalgrave. 
Dunton, Elstow. Harrold. Holwell. Shillington. Southill. 
Toddington. 

Berrington Road. Vide Atcham. 

Berkeley Canal. Vide Gloucester. 

Berks Inclosures. Vide Eaton Hastings. 

Berwick Harbour. Vide Eyemouth. 

Lord. Vide Bradford. Giles, St. 

Beverley, Grovehill, &amp;c. &amp;c. Low Grounds and Commons, 
Petition for a Bill to drain and improve them ; referred 
to a Committee; 15 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered ; 











15 May. Presented, and read, 22. Committed, 16 
JUNE. 
Biddulph, Robert. Vide Leominster. 


Bills, ordered in upon Motions from Committees of the whole 
House, 18. 24. 25 Oct.—20 DEc.—o. 23. 27 MAR.—25. 
27 APR.—3. 5. 17. 23 May.—27. 29. 30 JUNE.—3. 5 

ULY. 

-— Second Reading of one put off for Six Months, 2 DEc, 
Vide Military Service—17 May. Vide Harston.—for Four 
Months, 15 May. Vide East India—for One Month, 
290 JuNE. Vide Norfolk.—for Three Months, 4 JULY. 

ide Manning.—Committee upon one put off for Three 
Monts, 6 Mar. Vide Quakers.—further Consideration of 
the Report upon one put off for Three Months, 10 JULY. 
Vide Navigations. 

—— ordered in, Nem. Con. 3 JUNE. 

——~- to be printed, 20 OcT.—2 Nov.—6. 20 Dec.—1. 13. 
29 MaR.—20 APR.—2.9 May.—3. 5. 9 JUNE.—5. 6. 7. 
12 JULY.——as amended, 21. 25. 26 OcT.—20. 31 DEc. 
—24 FEB. 28 MaR.—5 APR.—2. 30. 31 MAY.—7 JUNE. 
——as amended on Re-commitment, 26 OcT.—30 May. 
20. 22 JUNE.—and on the Report, 1 Nov.——on Second 
Re-commitment, 16 JUNE. 

—— of Supply, to be printed, 3. 5 JULY. 

one to be printed, as amended on Re-commitment, at 





the Expence of the Parties, 5 JULY. - 

-—— one brought from the Lords; ordered to be printed ; 
15 JULY. . . 

-—— re-committed, 26. 31 Ocr.—1 Nov.—24 FEB.—17 
MaR.—2. 22. 30 May.—6. 7. 23. 27. 29 JUNE. 





INDEX ¢o the Firty-seconp VotumeE. 





Bills, again re-committed, 1 Nov.—11. 30 MAY.—o. 15. 27 
JUNE.—13 JULY. | 

—— re-committed with respect to certain Clauses, 27 Mar. 
—again re-committed for the same Purpose, 31. 


—— one re-committed on Account of Notice having: been 
taken that several Interlineations were in the Amendments, 
23. MarR. ; 


—— re-committed to Committees of the whole House after 
having been reported from Select Committees, 24 FEB.— 
5 APR.—7.9 JUNE. 

Instructions to Committees on Bills to turn One into 

Two, 1.3 Nov. . 


Further Proceedings upon the Third Reading of Bills, 
adjourned, 23 Dec.—5 APR.—18 May.—Resumed, 24 
7 c.—ig May.—further adjourned, 6 4PR.—Resumed, 
7 APR. 


——— Two ordered upon the Report of One Petition, 28 Fzz. 
—8 May. 


passed with unusual Expedition ; vz.—One committed, 
considered, reported, and passed the same Day, 1 Mar. 
Vide Bank.—One presented, committed, considered, re- 
aera 2 Mar. Vide Notes—One brought from the 

ords, read, committed, reported, and passed, 6 Mar, Vide 
Lansdown.—One ordered, presented, committed, consider- 
ed, reported, passed, a peed to by the Lords, and received 
the Royal Assent, 9 May. Vide Seamen.—One ordered, 
presented, committed, considered, reported, and passed, 
19 JULY. Vide Calcutta. 


~— One carried to the Lords, without an ingrossed 

Clause which had been agreed to by the House to be 

= thereto; Proceedings of the House thereupon ; 6 
AR. 


House informed one was not ingrossed on the Day ap- 
pointed for the Third Reading ; Third Reading deferred, 
6 MarR. 

Resolutions of the House respecting the future Appli- 
cations for certain Bills, 14 Juzyv. Vide London. 

Vide Address. Clauses. Instructions. King. Orders. 
Questions Neg. 


Bills of Exchange. Vide Accounts. Notes. 


Bishopstone Open and Common Fields and Waste Lands, &amp;c. 
——e for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered ; 
22 FEB. 


Bitton Road. Vide Bristol. 
Blackburn Road. Vide Bolton in the Moors infra. 


Blackney, Scopwick, &amp;c. Open Common Fields and Waste 
Grounds, Petition for a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered; 20 
FEB. Presented, and read, 17 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 8 May. King’s Consent sig- 
nified; Bill passed; 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 9 JUNE. 
Royal Assent, 19. 


Blatherwick Om Field Lands, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
confirm the Division and Inclosure thereof; Bil! ordered ; 
17 FER. 

Blaurock, Charles. Vide Steinberg. 

Blechingly, new Writ, 14 FER. 

Bodmin Canal. Vide Breock, Saint. 

Bolton by the Sands. Vide Over Kellet. 


Bolton in the Moors Road, through Over Darwen, to Black- 
burn, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Repair; 
referred to a Committee; 14 FEB. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 29 APR. Presented, and read, 3 May. Commit- 
ted, 8. Reported; to be ingrossed; 23. Passed, 24. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Vide Edenfield. 


Bolton Percy Open Common Fields, Meadows, and Pasture 
Grounds, Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; 
Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented, and read, 16 JUNE. 
Committed, 20. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 30. Passed, 
3JuLyY. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 12. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to, 13. Royal Assent, 
19. 

Bombay. Vide Accounts. Calcutta. East India. Madras. 

Bonnor, Charles. Vide Palmer. 


Borel, Abram Henry, Henry Borel, Lewis Borel, and Stephen 
Azemar, Petition for a Bill for their Naturalizations ; Bill 
ordered; 8 Nov.. Presented, and read, 9, Parties take 























Oaths, 10. Bill committed, 28. Reported; to be in- 
rossed ; 30. Passed, 1 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 16, 
Royal Assent, 23. 


Boroughbridge 





IN DEX fo the FIFTY-SECOND VOLUME. 


Boroughbridge Road. Vide Skipbridge. 

Bossiney, new Writ, 14 FEB. 

Boston, Petition of certain Freeholders and Householders of 
that Town, respecting a Reform in Parliament, the Ex- 
penditure of Public roms and the State of Public 

. Affairs ; to lie upon the Table ; 30 Mayr. 

Botham, Peter. Vide Guildford. 


Boyd, Mr. (a Member) the Lords desire that he may attend @ 
ecret Committee appointed by their Lordships, touching 
the Examination relative to the Causes which produced the 
Order of Council of 26th February ; Messengers acquainted 
that the House will send an Answer; 27 Mar. Message 
considered ; Leave given to Mr. Boyd to go to the Lords, 
as desired by their Lordships, if he thinks fit; 6 APR. 
Bracebridge Road. Vide Lincoln. 


Bradford Road to Wakefield, Petition for a Bill to continue 


and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 20 FER. 


Bill from the Lords for vesting in Trustees certain 

Parts of the late Earl of Bradford’s Estates, devised by the 
Will of General Harry Pulteney, for the Purpose of 
effecting an Exchange thereof with Lord Berwick, 21 
JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed, 27. Reported; passed ; 
5 JULY. Royal Assent, 19. 

Brampton Open Fields, Commons, and Waste Grounds, Pe- 
tition for a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered ; 22 FEB. 

Bread, Bill to amend Act 31 Geo. II. so far as relates to the 
Assize of Bread in the City of London, and within the 
Weekly Bills of Mortality, ordered, 27 Mar. Presented, 
and read ; to be printed; 29. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 5 APR. Committed; all to have Voices ; 7. 
Reported, and re-committed, to a Committee of the whole 
House; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 7 JUNE. Consi- 
dered, 12. Reported; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
13. Passed,15. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 23. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 26. 
Royal Assent, 4 JULY. 

Brecon Borough, new Writ, 21 Oct. 


Breock, Saint, Petition for a Bill to make a Navigable Canal 
from Guinea Port, in that Parish, to Dunmeer Bridge, in 
the Parish of Bodmin, and a certain Collateral Cut there- 
from ; referred toa Committee; 29 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 1 DEC. Presented, and read, 2. Committed, 12. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 20. House in- 
formed that printed Copies of the Bill, as amended by the 
Committee, had been delivered at the Door ; Report fur- 
ther considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 28. Passed, 29. 
Agreed toby the Lords,with Amendments, 15 FEB. Amend- 
ments considered, and agreed to, 17. Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 


Bridgnorth Bridge, over the River Severn, Petition for a Bill 
to repair or rebuild, and for opening convenient Avenues 
thereto ; referred to a Committee; 17 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 10 Mar. Presented, and read, 13. Com- 
mitted, 3 APR. Reported; to be ingrossed; 2 Mar. 
Passed, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Royal Assent, 11. 


Bridport Election, Petition of Mr. Burges complaining 
thereof ; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and 
Records ; Notices sent to the Parties; 10 OcT. Order for 
considerin 5 Petition discharged, and another Day appointed, 
9 Nov. House informed, that since presenting the Pe- 
tition, Mr. Burges was dead; Order for considering the 
Petition discharged ; 30. 

Bright, William, Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Mar- 
riage ; 12 Dec. Read, ibid. Committed ; Instruction 

‘ to hear Counsel, and examine Witnesses; 16. Coansi- 
dered ; reported; 26. Passed, 27. Royal Assent, go. 


Bristol Roads, and also the Road from the Stapleton and 
Mangotsfield Common Road into the Bitton and Toghill 
Common Road, Petition for a Bill to extend. and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Act; referred to a Committee ; 
6 Dec. Reported; Bill ordered ; 9. Presented, and read, 
12. Committed, 19. Petition for additional Provision, 
referred to a Committee, 25 May. Reported; and In- 
struction accordingly ; 31. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
21 JUNE. Passed, 26. Kane to by the Lords, go. 
Royal Assent, 4 JULY. 

Petition for a Bill to amend Act 27 Geo. IIT. for dividing 

the Parish of Saint James, in that City, and for building a 
Church, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. 

Broadwell. Vide Kelmscot. 


Bronygarth Roads. Vide Wem. 


Browne, Samuel, Bill from the Lords to enable the Trustees 


and Executors of his Will, to settle his Estates pursuant to 
Vou. 52.—--1796-7. 








Agreements made previous to the Marriage of his Daugh- 
ters, 3 APR. Read, ibid. Committed, 7. Reported; 
passed; 20. Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 

Buckingham, County, new Writ, 16 JUNE. 

—— Roads. Vide Stoke Goldington. 

———-— Inclosures. Vide Adstock Drayton Parslow. 

Stoke Mandeville. Thornborough. Wing. Wingrave. 

Buckle, Eleanor. Vide Teast. 

Buckley, Edward, and Elizabeth his Wife, Bill from the 
Lords for Sale of Part of the Estates comprized in their 
Marriage Settlement, in order to pay off an Incumbrance 
affecting the same, 23 May. Read, 26. Committed, 30. 
Reported; passed; 7 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Buckworth, Theophilus. Vide Chaplin. 

Bunn, Mary. Vide Opie. 

Bunny Waste Grounds, Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for Leave 
to prams a Petition, after the limited Time, for a Bill to 
inclose; Leave given; Petition presented ; Bill ordered ; 
14 Mar. Presented, and read, 7. APR. Committed, 21. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 5 May. Passed, 8. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 25. 

Burges, Thomas. Vide Bridport supra. 

Burringham, East Butterwick and Ashby, Open and Common 
Fields and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
drain, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee ; 22 FEB. 

Bursledon, Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over that 
River, and for making a Road from the intended Bridge 
over the River Itchin at Northam to the said Bridge, and 
from thence to Titchfield; referred to a Committee ; 
20 FEB. Reported ; Bill ordered; 22 JUNE. Presented, 
and read ; 23. Committed, 27- Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

JuLy. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 14, 
oyal Assent, 19. 
Bury Roads. Vide Castleton. LEdenfield. Rochdale. 
Busts. Vide Models. 


Butter, Bill to explain and amend Act of last Session for pre- 
venting Frauds in the Packing, Weight, and Sale thereof, 
ordered, 5 May. Presented, and read, 11. Committed, 12. 
Reported; Day appointed for further considering Re- 
port; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 30. Re-com- 
mitted, 7 JUNE. Petition from Butter Factors, &amp;c. of 
York, against ; referred, and Council ordered ; all to have 
Voices; ibid. Petitions from Dairy Men, &amp;c. of Nor- 
folk; and from Dairy Men and Farmers of Malton, 
against; referred, and Council ordered ; 20. 

Butterwick East. Vide Burringham supra. 





36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Pari. 18. Sess. 1. A. 1796 &amp; 1797. 


CADDINGTON Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Pe- 
tition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 24 Fes. 
Cadogan, Lord, Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage, 
23 Mar. Read, ibid. Committed ; Instruction to hear 
Counsel and examine Witnesses; 27. Considered; re- 
ported; 4 APR. Passed, 5. Royal Assent, 24. 
Calcutta, Bill for the better Administration of Justice at Cal- 
cutta, Madras, and Bombay, and for preventing British 
Subjects from being concerned in Loans to the Native 
Princes in India, ordered, 19 JULY. Presented; read ; 
committed ; Petition of East India Company referred ; 
Bill considered ; reported ; passed ; ibid. Agreed to by the 
Lords; Royal Assent; 20. 
Calder, Captain Sir Robert. 
Caldron Canal. Vide Trent. 
Cambricks, House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of the Laws respecting the importation of Cambricks and 
Lawns, 30 MAR. Instruction to consider of the Bounty 
now payable on Sail Cloth and Canvas exported, ibid. 
Committee deferred, 3. 6.10.24. APR. Matters consi- 
dered ; Chairman reported that he was directed to make 
several Motions; 25. Report deferred, 26. Reported, 
Bills ordered; 27. Vide infra, and Sai/ Cloth. 


Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the Im- 
portation of Foreign Cambricks and French Lawns, or- 
dered, 27 APR. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second reser ; to be printed; 8 May. Second Readin 
deferred, 9. Committed, 17. Committee deferred, 18. 
Bill considered, 19. Reported; to be ms agree Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Cambridge, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Repair 
the Road leading from thence into the old North Road 
near Arrington Bridge ; referred to a Committee ; 22 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 27. Presented, and read,19 May. 

Cc Committed, 


Vide Jervis. 








INDEX wo the Firry-szconp VoLtumMe. 


Committed, 24, Reported; to be ingrossed; 12 JUNE. 
Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 Juzy. Koyal 
Assent, 19. 

Cambridge Inclosures. Vide Guilden Morden. Hargton. 
Wilbraham. 

Camelford Election, Petition of Lord Preston and Mr. Adair, 

complaining thereof; Day appointed for taking it into 

Consideration ; 7 OcT. Petition of Voters ; to be considered 

at the same T'ime ; Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker 

to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 
ibid. Committee appointed; 3 Nop. Report touching 
the Right of Election, and that the Sitting Members were 

duly elected, &amp;c. 10. 

ampton cum Shefford, Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Pe- 

tition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 4 Nov. Presented, 

and read, 16 DEc. Committed, 21. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 24 FEB. King’s Consent signified ; Bill passed ; 

27. Agreed to yn Lords;g Mar. Royal Assent, 10. 

Candover Road. Vide Atcham. 

Canterbury Election, Petition of Mr. Callaway and others, 
Electors, complaining thereof; Day appointed for taking 
it into Consideration ; Notices to be sent to the Parties ; 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and 
Records; 12 Oct. Orders for considering Petition dis- 
charged, and other Days appointed, 9 Nov.—31 Dec. 
Committee appointed, 21 Fes. Report respecting the III- 
ness of Mr. loon One of the Members of the Committee ; 
his Physician examined ; Leave given to Mr. Jones to ab- 
sent himself from any further Attendance on the Com- 
mittee; 27. Report that the Sitting Members were not duly 
elected, and that the last Election was void, &amp;c. 2 MAR. 

new Writ, 2 Mar. 


Petition of Mr. Callaway and other Electors, com- 
plaining of another Election ; Day appointed for taking it 
into Consideration; 24 Mar. Petition of certain other 
Electors ; to be considered at the same Time, and Notices 
to be sent to the Parties ; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants 
for Persons, Papers, and Records; ibid. Orders for consi- 
dering Petitions discharged, and other Days appointed, 21. 
244PR. Committeeappointed,2 May. Report Opinion, 
that the former Election was declared void, for Bribery 
and corrupt Practices only ; that woe a Members were 
not duly elected ; that Mr. Gipps and Sir John Honywood 
ought to haye been returned ; and that the Second Petition 
of Electors was frivolous and vexatious, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk 
of the Crown to attend, and amend the Return; Return 
amended ; and Leave given to petition against the Election 
within Fourteen Days; further Report of a Resolution, 
that the Second Petition of Electors was in Part fraudulent ; 
to lie upon the Table; 12. Copy ordered of so much of 
the Minutes of the Committee and their Proceedings thereon, 
as relates to the Second Petition, 16. Presented, and read; 
to lie upon the Table; and to be printed; 24. 

— Petition of certain Electors, complaining of the 

Election of Mr. Gipps and Sir John Honywood ; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into Consideration; Notices to be 
sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
Persons, Papers, and Records; 25 May. Another Petition 
of Electors; to be considered at thesame Time; 26, Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House, that the first-mentioned 
Petitioners had not entered into a Recognizance ; Order 
for considering their Petition discharged; 9 JUNE. Mr. 
Speaker acquainted the House with the same Circumstance 
with respect to the second-mentioned Petition; Order 
discharged ; 12. . 

Canvas. Vide Cambricks. Sail Cloth. 

Cape of Good Hope, House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of the Trade and Commerce to and from the 
Cape, 20 Dec. Matter considered ; reported ; Bill ordered 
to authorize His Majesty to make Regulations respecting 
the Trade and Commerce to and from The Cape of Good 

- Hope; ibid. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 21. Committed, 22. Considered; Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 23. 
Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 27, Royal As- 
sent, 28. 

Carham. Vide Wark. 

Carlisle Election, Petition of Sir James Graham and Mr. 
Kuubley, complaining thereof; Day appointed for taking 
it into Consideration ; 18 Oct. Petition of Electors to be 
considered ‘at the same Time, and Notices to be sent to the 
Parties ; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants fer Persons, 
Papers, and Records; ibid. Orders for considering Pe- 
tition discharged, and other Days appointed, g Nov.— 
31 DEc, Committee appointed, 23 FEB, Report that 

_ the Sitting Members were duly elected, &amp;c. 2 Mar. 





Carlisle Road to Penrith and Emont Bridge, Petition for a 
Bill to continue and enlarge the Term and Powers of Act; 
referred to a Committee; 24 FEB. 

—— Canal. Vide Negcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Carlton. Vide Pontefract. 

Carmarthen Election, Petition of Mr. Phillips, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr, Speaker to issue 
his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records ; 7 OcrT. 
Committee appointed, 27. Report that Mr. Philipps was 
duly elected, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend, 
and amend the Return; 7 Nov. Return amended, 8. 

Castleton, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Repair the 
Road from thence to Bury, and to make a new Road to 
communicate with the Road leading from Rochdale to 
Manchester, as also with the Rochdale Canal ; referred to 
a Committee; 21 Ocr. Reported; Bill ordered; 26. 
Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 4 Nov. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 5 DEc. Passed, 6. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 23. | 

Catcot Open and Commonable Pastures, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide, allot, and exchange ; Bill ordered ; 23 Fer. 

Catholics, Bill to enable them to serve as Officers in the Pro- 
visional Cavalry and Supplementary Militia, ordered, 
22 May. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 25. Second Reading deferre » 26. 30. 31.—22 
JUNE. Committed, 23. Instruction for enabling Pro- 
testant Dissenters to accept of Commissions without taking 
the Sacrament ; Bill considered ; 27. Reported; to be in- 
ee Day appointed for Third Reading; g0. Third 

ading deferred, 3 JULY. Passed, 4. 

Cattle. Bill to prevent the forestalling, regrating, and en- 
grossing of Live Cattle, ordered, 6 Mar. Presented, and 
read ; to be printed; 2 May. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 15. Petition from Farmers of Reine in favour, 
17. Bill committed ; all to have Voices; Report of last 
Session referred; 19. Bill reported; Day appointed for 
further considering; Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 31. Report further considered ; Bill re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; 9 JUNE. Consi- 
dered; Committee to sitagain; 13. Committee deferred, 16. 
Considered ; reported ; Day appointed for further consider- 
ing of Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 22. Report 
further considered; Second Reading of Amendments put 
off for Three Months; 209. 

Cavalry, Bill for enabling His Majesty to raise a Provisional 
Force of Cavalry, and to require the Military Service of 
certain Persons, to be embodied, in case of Necessity, for the 
Defence of these Kingdoms, ordered, 18 Oct. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 24. Com- 
mitted ; Instruction to make Provision for inrolling Game 
Keepers in the Militia to be raised by Act of this Session ; 
considered; 25. Reported; re-committed ; further con- 
sidered; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 26. Further Consideration 
of Report deferred, 31. Bill again re-committed ; In- 
struction to turn the Bill into Two Bills; Bill further 
considered; 1 Nov. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
weevil for Third Reading; 2. Bill read Third Time ; 

ebate on Amendments to a Clause proposed to be added 
udjourned till after the other Orders of the Day were pro- 
ceeded upon; 3. Debate further adjourned, ibid. Debate 
resumed; Clause withdrawn; Bill passed; 4. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 9. Royal Assent, 11. 

Bill to explain and amend the above mentioned Act, 

ordered, 13 DEC. Presented, and read ; committed ; 19. 

Considered ; reported; Day appointed for further con- 

sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 20. 

Report further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 22. Bill read Third Time ; 

further Proceeding upon Third Reading adjourned; 23. 

Resumed ; Bill passed; 24. Agreed +0 by the Lords, go. 

Royal Assent, ibid. 

Bill to allow further Time for carrying the above 

Two Acts into Execution, ordered, 12 JULY. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 

mitted, 13. Considered, 14, Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed for Third Reading ; 15. Passed, 17. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Catholics. 








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Causes, Bill to regulate the Trial of Causes and Indictments 
within the Limits of certain Cities and Towns Corporate, 
ordered, 2 DEc. Presented, and read ; to be printed ; 6. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 14 FEB. Second 
Reading deferred, 17. Billcommitted,20. Reported, and 
te-committed to a Committee of the whole House; Bill, 

4 as 





IN DEX @o the Firty-seconp VoLumMeE. 


as amended, to be printed; 24. Committee deferred, 2 Mar. 
Petition from the Corporation of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, 
against; referred, and Council ordered; 20 APR. Com- 
mittee further ‘deferred, 24.—1. 3 May. Petition from 
Mayor, Jurats, and Commonalty of Hythe; from Corpora- 
tion of Bristol; and from Merchant Venturers, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered upon the Two last; 8. Pe- 
tition from Great Yarmouth in Favour; Committee defer- 
red; ibid. Petition from Mayor, Jurats, and Commonalty 
of Faversham, against; referred ; Committee deferred ; 9. 
Petition from Mayor, Jurats, &amp;c. of Dover, against ; re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; ibid. Petition from Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Canterbury; and from Mayor, &amp;e. of Folkestone, 
pag referred, and Counsel ordered; 15. Bill considered ; 

orty Members not being present, Mr. Speaker resumed 
the Chair; 17. Committee to sit again, 18. Petition from 
the Corporation of Exeter, against ; referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 24. Committee ‘leferted, ibid. Bill further con- 
sidered; Committee to sit again; 25. Committee deferred, 
30. Bill further considered; Committee to sit again; 
1 JUNE. Further considered; Forty Members not being 
present, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair; 7. Committee 
to sit again,g. Committee deferred, 12. Considered, 14. 
Comunittee to sit again, 15. Committee deferred, 109. 
Further considered ; reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 20. 


Certificates, Bill to indemnify such Persons as have omitted 
to obtain their Certificates of Inrolment, Admission, or 
Registry in the several Courts of this Kingdom, ordered, 
7 JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 9. Committed, 12. Considered, 14. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 15. 
Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 
22. 

Chaddesley Corbett Commons, Commonable Woods, and 
Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered ; 
22 Fes. Presented, and read, 17 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 29 APR. Passed, 3 May. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 25. 


Chalgrave, Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 15 Fes. Pre- 
sented, and read, 22. Committed, 7 Mar. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 20. Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 
26. Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 

Chalton. Vide Toddington. 

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. (a Member) the Lords desire 
that he may attend a Secret Committee appointed by their 
Lordships, touching the Examination relative to the Causes 
which produced the Order of Council of 26th February, 
13 Mar. Leave given him to go to the Lords as desired, 
if he thinks fit, ibid. 


—-—. 





Vide Bank. Sceamen. 
Chaplain to the House. Vide Address, 


Chaplin, Francis, and Theophilus Buckworth, Bill from the 
Lords for effectuating a Partition of certain of their Estates, 
4 APR. Read,6. Committed 10, Reported; passed; 27. 
Royal Assent, 3 May. 

Charlton Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 17 Fear. 


Charter House, Bill from the Lords to enable the Governors 
of that Hospital to sell and convey a Messuage, Cottages, 
and divers s, &amp;c. in Fulstow Marsh, Chappel, and 
Totney, in the County of Lincoln, and for laying out the 
Money arising from such Sale, in the Purchase of other 
Lands, &amp;c. for the Benefit of the said Hospital, 30 Dec, 
Read, ibid. Committed, 14 FEB. Reported; passed; 21, 
Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 

Chatham Road, to St. Dunstan’s Cross, near Canterbury, Pe- 
tition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts, and also to widen the Road from Preston to Chil- 
ham ; referred to a Committee; 8 Dec. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 27 FeB. Presented, and read, 3 Mar. Com- 

' mitted, 9. Reported; to be ingrossed; 23. Passed, 27. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 24 4PR. 

Chelford Road. Vide Hulmes Chapel, 

Chelsea Hospital. Wide Accounts. 

Chester Roads, Vide Hulmes Chapel. 

~~ Inelosures. Vide Frodsham Score. 


Chewton Mendip Open Commons and Waste Lands, Petition 
for a Bill to inelose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 7 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported ; to be in- 

; 22. Passed,a3. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 
yal Assent, 24 APR. 

Chichester Roads through Midhurst, to Farnhurst Lane, and 


also to Delkey, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Vou. 62.——1796-7. 








Term and Powers of Acts; referred to a Committee ; 
7 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 8. Presented, and read, 
g Dec. Committed, 16. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
17 Fes. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal 
Assent, 3 Mar. 

Chilham Road. Vide Chatham supra. 


Chiverell Open and Commonable Lands and Grounds, Pe- 
tition for a Bill to divide and allot; Bill ordered; 15 Fes. 
Presented, and read, 9g JUNE. Committed, 13. Reported ; 
te be ingrossed; 3 JULY. Passed, 4. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 14. Amendments considered ; 
House informed, that the Agent for the Bill attended at 
the Door, who could give Evidence respecting the Consents 
which had been ‘given to the said Amendments ; Agent 
called in and examined thereupon ; Amendments agreed 
to; 15. Royal Assent, 19. 

Cholmondeley, Earl, Bill from the Lords for vesting seyeral 
of his Estates, as Devisee for Life, in Fee Simple, and 
settling other Estates in lieu thereof, 26 APR, ead, 27. 
Committed, 1 May. Reported; passed; 30. Royal Assent, 
6 JUNE. 

Choumert, George, Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; 
Bill ordered; 28 Nov. Presented, and read, 29. Party 
takes Oaths, 1 DEc. Bill committed, 5. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 6, Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. 
Royal Assent, 23. 


‘Christ Church (Middlesex) Petition for a Bill to amend Acts 


26 Geo. II. and 18 Geo. IIT. respecting the Poor of that 
Parish ; referred to a Committee; 20 FER. Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 10 APR. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 
25. Reported; to be ingrossed; 8 May.. Passed, 12. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE, 
Church Broughton, Vide Sapperton. 
Churchill, Mary. Vide Cadogan. 


Cirencester Election, Petition of Mr. Howell, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr, Speaker to issue his 
Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 19 OcT, Pe- 
tition of Voters ; to be heard at the same Time; 20. Mr, 
Speaker acquainted the House, that Mr. Howell had not 
entered into his Recognizance; Order for considering his 
Petition discharged; 3 Nov. Mr.Speaker acquaints the 
House, that the Voters had not entered into their Recogni- 
zauce ; Order for considering their Petition discharged ; 4. 


Clackmanan and Perth Roads, Petition for a Bill to alter and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; referred to a Committee ; 
22 FER. Reported; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. Presented, 
and read, 6. Petition for additional Provision, referred to 
a Committee; ibid. Additional Petition reported ; : Re- 
port to lie npon the Table; 1g. Leave granted for Notices 
of the Application for the Purposes mentioned jn the said 
Report to be given Three Times in a certain News-paper 
in the present Month, and by affixing the same on Turn- 
pike Gates, ibid. Bill committed, 21. Petition signifyin 
that Notices had been given of Application for additiona 
Provision ; referred to a Committee; 27... Last Petition 
reported ; Report on, additional Petition again read; In- 
struction accordingly ; 29. Bill reported; to be ingrogsed ; 
31. Passed, 4 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 26. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 
6 May. Royal Assent, 9. 

—~~ Vide Kinross. 1 

Clauses committed to Committees of ithe whole. House, 
2. 3 Nov.—23..24 DEC.~—3 MAR.-—17| JULY. 

——— Debate on Amendments proposed to be miade to one, 
adjourned, 3 Nov. Resumed, and Clause withdrawn, 4. 

amended, 2. 3 Nov. 

withdrawn, 4 Noy.—22 Dec. . 

—— Vide Bills. Instructions. — Questions Neg, 

Clerk of the.Crown, delivered to the Clerk of t 
List of Members returned, 27 SEPT. | 

his Deputy ordered to attend with Re- 

turns, and amend them, 7,Nov. Vide Carmerthen.—21 

Dec. Vide Southwark—12 May. Vide Canterbury.— 

12 JUNE. Vide Flint: Attends; 8 Nov.—22 DEc.— 

12 May.—1i3 JUNE. 


—— Certificate,from his Deputy, read, 5 Dec. 











House a 








Vide Flint. 


—— of the House, Letter from Mr. Hatsell to the Speaker, 
acquainting him that he is desisype to retire from any fur- 
ther Execution of the Duties of his Office; and to appoint 
Mr. Ley his Deputy, 11 JuLy.—Resolution, Nem, Con. 
approving of the distinguished and exemplary Manner in 
which he has uniformly discharged the Duties of bis Situa- 
tion, during his long Attendance in the Service Rd the 

ouse ; 











INDEX @o the Firry-seconp VoLuME. 


House ; Mr. Speaker desired to acquaint him of the same ; 
ibid. Vide Speaker. 

Clerk of the House, Bill to enable his Deputy to send and 
receive Letters and Packets free from the Duty of Postage, 
ordered, 13 JULY. Presented, and read; committed; 14. 
Committee deferred, 15. Considered; reported ; to be in- 

_ grossed; 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. 
Royal Assent, 20, 

his Deputy to have the Direction of 

printing the Jourval, 17 JULY. 

Vide House. Speaker. 

Clifford. Vide Whitney. 

Clocks and Watches. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Clyde River. Vide Forth. 

Coaches, Stage. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Coin. Vide Accounts. Copper infra. 


Colchester Election, Petition of certain Electors, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 18 OcT. Orders 
for considering Petition discharged, and other Days ap- 
pointed, g Nov.—31 DEc.—27 FEB. Committee ap- 
pointed, 2 Mar. Report, that the Sitting Members were 
duly elected, and that the Petition was frivolous and 
vexatious, Ke. 9. ; 

Coln St. Dennis Open and Common Fields, and Waste Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered ; 17 FEB. Mem- 
ber added ; Bill presented, and read; 3 Mar. Committed, 
7. Reported; to be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 30. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 10 May. Royal Assent, 11. 

Committees, Grand, appointed, 6 Oct. 

to report Proceedings, with Opinion, from Time 
to Time, 6 OcT. 

all to have Voices, 26 OcT.—28 Nov.—14, 15. 

21. 24.27. 28 FEB.—14, 15.17. 20. 22, 23. 30 MaR.— 

7.10 APR.—8. 18. 23. 31 May.—7. 20. 26 JUNE. 

to withdraw immediately, 6 OcT.—1.13 Mar. 

to meet forthwith, 27 OcT.—1. 3. 29 Nov.— 

16 Dec.—17. 21. 23 FEB.—2. 17 MAR.—29 APR.—- 

2. 5.9 MAaY.—g JUNE. 

—— of the whole House appointed to consider—a 

Paragraph in His Majesty’s Speech, 11 OcT. Vide Descent. 

Acts, 21 OcT.—24 MaR.—27 JuNE. Vide Corn 

infra—24 Oct. Vide Silk.—2 Dec. Vide Neutral Ships. 

—6 Mar. Vide America.—24 APR. Vide Shipping — 

22 May. Vide Slaves—g0 JUNE. Vide Whale Fishery. 

Accounts; 8 Dec. Vide East India.—30 JUNE. 

Vide Dogs——Rrvorts,9 Mar. Vide Bank.—10 Mar. 

Vide Statutes—21 Mar. Vide Yeldham.—29 Mar. Vide 

Pilchard Fishery —6 APR. Vide East India Company.—— 

A Petition, 20 Mar. Vide Debtors. Motions, 8 OcT. 

Vide Supply —16 May. Vide Trinidad.—27 JUNE. Vide 

Slave Trade—4 Juty. Vide India.—Other Matters, 

20 Dec. Vide Cape of Good Hope.—30 MarR. Vide 

Cambrics supra.—24 APR. Vide Levant.—2 May. Vide 

ne pe ge May. Vide Slave Trade—23 JUNE. Vide 
ndia. 



































——_———- Select appointed.—of Privileges, 6 OcT. Vide 
Privileges.—to draw up Address of Thanks on His Ma- 
jesty’s Speech at the Opening of the Session, ibid. Vide 
Address.—to consider of promulgating the Statutes, 2 Nor. 
Vide Statutes—to examine Lists of Members Names for 
East India Judicature, 29 Nov. Vide East India.—to 
prepare Estimates, 12 DEc.—14 JUNE. Vide Militia — 
1o consider of the. Extent of certain Losses, 24 Fes. Vide 
Corn infra.—to examine into the State of the Bank, 28 Fes. 
Vide Bank.—to examine Lists of Fifteen Persons Names 
to bea Committee, 1 Mar. Vide Bank.—13 Mar. Vide 
Public Debts—+t0 examine and state the Total Amount of 
the Public Debts, &amp;. 10 Mar. Vide Public Debts.—to 
consider of promoting the Cultivation of Waste Lands, 

- 22 Mar. Vide Waste Lands.—-to inspect Laws, 21 APR. 
Vide Laws.—to consider of a certain Agreeinens: 23 May. 
Vide Palmer. 


Instruction to a Committee to turn’ One Bill 
into Two, 1 Nov. 


Five to be the Quorum, 2. 29 Nov.—1i. 13. 


27 MAR. 


—— have Leave to sit notwithstanding the Adjourn- 
ment of the House, 2 Nov.—27 Mar.—10 APR. 


on Bills, empowered to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records, 3 Nov.—1 May.’ 


of Secrecy appointed, 28 FEB. “Vide Bank. 
te be chosen by Ballot, 28 FEz.—10 Mar. 











Committees to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place 
to Place, and to report their Proceedings from Time to 
Time, 1.13 Mar. 


to sit warieg the Sitting, and notwithstanding 
any Adjournment of the House, 1.13 Mar. 


——_——— Leave given one to meet and proceed forthwith, 
6 Mar. ? 








Committee of Secrecy revived, upon a Motion 
from a Committée of the whole House, 9 Mar. 


of the whole House, break up for Want of Forty 
Members, 14 Mar.—17 May.—7 JUNE—13 JULY. 
——Upon Mr. Speaker’s resuming the Chair; and the 
House being told ~ him, Forty Members were then found 
to be present, 14 MAR. 
particular, revived, 17 Mar. 


one empowered to give Directions for printing 
the several Accounts and Papers laid before them, 20 
Mar. 


—— to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 27 
Mar.——te report their Opinion thereon from Time to 
Time, 24 APR. 

to report Opinion from Time to Time, 21. 24 








APR. 





— to report Opinion upon the Matters contained in 
certain Petitions, 9 MAY. 


one ordered to sit and proceed upon a Bill on 
that Day Six Months, 23 May.—put off for Three 
Months, 24. 

Instruction to One to enquire into a certain 
Matter, and report Opinion thereon, 19 JUNE. 


to report the Evidence received by them, 26 
Minutes of the Evidence, 17 JULY. 


Leave given one to sit, and proceed the next 
Day, 18 JULY. 


Vide Orders. Questions Neg. and Previous, 
Complaint. Vide Southwark. 
Compton Dundon. Vide Somerton. 
Condover Road. Vide Atcham. 
Conference. Vide Statutes. 


Congratulation of the House. Vide Address. Princess Royal. 
Queen. 


Consolidated Fund Bill. Vide Bills in Supply 
Constables, usual Orders to them, 6 OcT. 


Cooke, Joseph Henry, Bill from the Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage, 5 May. Read, 6. Committed ; Instruction to 
hear Counsel and examine Witnesses; 10. Considered ; 
reported; 18. Passed,19. Royal Assent, 25. 


Convicts. Vide Accounts. 


Copper Coin, Bill to extend the Provisions of Act 11 Geo. III. 
for preventing the counterfeiting thereof, to the Copper 
Coin of this Realm of every Denomination, ordered, 22 
JUNE. Order of Leave discharged, 6 JuLY. Vide infra. 


— Bill to prevent the counterfeiting any Copper 

Coin made current by Proclamation, or any Foreign Gold 
or Silver Coin, ordered, 6 JuLY. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 7. Committed, 10. 
Considered, 11. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

_ pointed for Third Reading ; 12. Passed, 13. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

————— Vide Address. 

Corby. Vide Swayfield. 


Corn, Act of last Session to prohibit the Exportation and 
permit the Importation of Corn, and other Articles of Pro- 
vision, for a limited Time, without Payment of Duty, to 
be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 21 OcT. 
Considered ; reported; Bill to continue and amend the said 
Act, ordered; 24. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 28. Committed, 1 Nov. Consi- 
dered, 2. Instruction to make Provision for permitting 
Wheat, Wheat Flour, and Meal imported, and unfit for 
oe Bread, to be used in the Manufacture of Starch, 
Hair Powder, and Blue, or in the Distillation of Low 
Wines and Spirits; Bill further considered ; reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 3. Passed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 9. 
Royal Assent, 11. 


Committee appointed to —— the Causes and 
Extent of Losses sustained by British Merchants, in supply- 
ing the Country with Foreign Grain; all to haye Voices; 
24 FEB. Report; to lie upon the Table; and with the 
Appendix to be printed; 20 JUNE. 


—— Act of this Session to continue Act for prohibiting the 
Ex portation 











JUNE. 











Exportation, and permitting the Importation of Corn, &amp;c. 
to be considered in a Committee of the whole House ; con- 
sidered ; 24 MarR. Reported ; Bill to repeal so much of the 
said Act as prohibits the Exportation and permits the [im- 
portation Duty free, of several sorts of Corn, &amp;c.; ordered ; 
presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
27. Committed, 28. Considered, 31. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 3 APR. Bill 
read Third Time; Debate on an Amendment proposed to 
be made therein, adjourned; 7. Petition from Commis- 
sioners of Supply in Kincardine, in favour, 12 Mary, 
Debate on proposed Amendment further adjourned, 19. 
Petition from Growers of Corn in Wisbech, in favour, 
ibid. Debate on proposed Amendment, resumed; Amend- 
ment agreed to; Bill passed ; 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 7 JUNE. Amendments considered, and 
with a special Entry, agreed to, 9. Royal Assent, 19. 


Corn, Petition and Representation from certain Owners and 
Occupiers of Land in Lincolnshire, respecting the low 
Price of Corn, &amp;c. 23 May. 


Acts 31 and 33 Geo. III. and of this Sessions for regu- 
lating the Importation and Exportation of Corn, to be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House ; considered ; 
reported; Bill for authorizing His Majesty to permit the 
Exportation of an additional Quantity of Wheat, &amp;c. to 
the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, ordered ; 27 
JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 29. Committed, 30. Considered, 3 JULY. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 4. Passed, 5. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 19, 

Vide Accounts. 

Cornwall Fishery. Vide Pilchard Fishery. 


Corse, Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge the Powers of 
Act 34 Geo. III. for inclosing the Open Common Fields, 
&amp;c. in that Parish; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented, and 
read, 24 Mar. Committed, 29. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ;6 May. Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. 
Royal Assent, 25. 

Cove, South. Vide Uggeshall. 

Covent Gurden, Petition of certain Inhabitants of Brydges 
Street, and other Places, in the Parishes of Covent Garden 
and St. Martin in the Fields, respecting the Removal of a 
Burying Ground ; referred to a Commitiee ; 24 FEB. 

Council, Order of. Vide Bank. Questions Neg. 


Counsel to be heard before Select Committee on Bills, 26. 31 
OcT.—1. 28 Nov.—14.15. 17. 21. 22. 24. 27. 28 FEB.— 
2.3.6.9. 13. 14.15. 17. 20. 21. 23. 24.30 MAR.--7. 10 
‘APR.-+16. 18. 31 MAy.—7. 9. 20. 21. 27 JUNE.—3 
JuLY.—on Petitions, 9 MAY. 

before Committees of the whole House on Bills, 8 

Nov.—8.16 Dec.—27 MAR.—20 APR.— 10.15.24 May. 

—14. 26. 30 JUNE. Heard, 28 Nov.—2o0. 26 Dec.— 

4 APR.—18. 23 MAyY.—21 JUNE.—4 JULY.——On Re- 

port of Bills, g Nov.—-10 APR.—15,. 18. 26 May.—7 

JUNE.-—On Second Reading of Bills, 5.13. 20 Dec.— 

28 FeB.—9 Mar.—-5. 6.7 APR.—10 May.—2 JUNE. 

——When Reports further considered, 7 DEC.— 5. 6.7 

JULY.—Heard, 10. Before a Select Committee upon a 

Petition,g Ma y.——Heard upon a Divorce Bill on the Part 

of the Lady, 21 JUNE. 

House informed none attended, 10 May. 

None appear for a Bill, 10 JULY. 

Vide Questions Neg. 

Courts Martial. Vide Pardons. 

Cowgate, West. Vide Newcastle. 

Credit, Clause of. Vide Consolidated Fund. Land Taz. Mait. 
Bills in Supply. 

——— Vote of. Vide Accounts. 

Cridling Stubbs Common or Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill 
to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered; 2 Nov. Member 
added ; Bill presented, and read ; 21 APR. Committed, 25. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 15 May. Passed, 16. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Crieff Road. Vide Perth. 

Cropredy. Vide Mollington. 

Crown Debtor. Vide Yeldham. 

- Lands, Motion for an Account of the Relief or Ad- 
vantage derived to the Public, in consequence of any Re- 
port made from the Commissioners of Crown Lands, with- 
drawn, 3 Mar. 

Croydon Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 7 Nov. Pre- 
sented, and read, 8 May. Committed, 12. Petitions from 

Vou. 52.——1796-7. 
































INDEX ¢o the Firtry-sEconp VoruMeE. 






Mr. Davis, and from Mr. Trecothick, against; refers 
red, and Counsel ‘ordered; all to have Voices; 18. Pe- 
tition from Mr. Davis and others, against; to lie upon the 
Table till ane is received, and Counsel ordered; 26, 
Petition from Inbabitants of Croydon, against; to lie upon 
the Table till Report is received, and Counsel ordered; 
7 JUNE. Reported; Petition from certain Freeholders 
and Inhabitants of Croydon, against; Question Neg. for 
re-committing the Bill, for the Purpose of considering 
the Matter of the said Petition; Day appointed for further 
Consideration.of Report; 19. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 10 JULY. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 13. Royal Assent, 19. 

Curry, North, Stoke Saint Gregory, and Westhatch, Moors, 
Commons, or Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to divide, 
allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered; 14 Fes. Presented, and 
read,6 Mar. Committed, 17. Petitions from Mr. Par- 
sons, and from Mr. Slade, against; referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; all to have Voices; 20. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 16 May. Passed,i17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Customs. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 

Cutcombe. Vide Exton. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


ALTON Common Fields and Waste Lands, Petition for 
a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered, 15 Fes. Pre- 
sented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ;q MAR. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 28. Amendments considered, and agreed 
to, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 


Dartmore Forest, Petition for a Bill to divide; Bill ordered ; 
24 FEB. 

Dashwood, Sir James, Bill from the Lords for vesting Part of 
his Estates in Trustees to sell the same, and apply the 
Money in discharging Incumbrances, or the Purchase of 
other Estates, 26 4PR. Kead, 15 May. Committed, 19. 
Reported; passed; 30. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Davis, James, Bill from the Lords for vesting certain Shares 
of Estates devised by his Will in Trustees to be sold, and 
to apply the ree | in discharging [ncumbrances, and the 
Purchase of other Estates, 26 APR. Read, 27. Committed, 
1 May. Reported; passed; 8. Royal Assent, 11. 

Deal Road. Vide Dover. 


Debates adjourned, 3 Nov.—7 APR.—Further adjourned, 3 
Nov.—ig May. Resumed, 4 Nov.—24 May. 


Debtors, Petitions. from, complaining of their Distress, and 
praying Reliet, viz. From Lancaster Castle, 20 DEc. Wor- 
cester Prison,15 FEB. Devon and Exeter Prisons, 17 MAR. 
Winchester Prison, 12 May. Warwick Prison; Fisherton 
Gaol; Liverpool Gaol; 15. Worcester County Gaol ; 
The Fleet; 17. County Gaol of Cambridge; Ludgate 
Prison ; 19. King’s Bench, 23. County Gaol of Suffolk, 
at Ipswich, 24. Reading Gaol, 26. Castle of York, go. 
The Marshalsea Prison; Surrey County Gaol; 31. Bo- 
rough Gaol of Portsmouth, 21 JUNE. Dorchester Prison, 


30. 





Petition of the Prisoners confined for Debt in Lan- 
caster Castle, praying for an Alteration in the Gaol Allow- 
ance of Four hes per Diem ; to lie upon the Table ; 13 
Mar. Petition again read; referred to a Committee of 
the whole House; 20. Committee deferred, 22. Order for 
considering Petition read ; Instruction to Committee to con- 
sider of a certain Act; Petition considered ; Bill to amend 
so much of Act 2 Geo. II. as relates to the Weekly Sums 
thereby directed to be paid to Prisoners for Debt in the Case 
therein mentioned, ordered; 23 Mar. Other Petitions 
complaining of the present Gaol Allowance, viz. From 
the King’s Bench Prison, ibid. Nottingham Gaol, 10 APR. 
Newgate, 3 May. Order of Leave read, and discharged ; 
and another Bill ordered; 8. Vide infra. 


Bill to amend so much of Act 32 Geo. II. as relates 
to the Weekly Sums thereby required to be paid to Prisoners 
in Execution for Debt, ordered, 8 May. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 9. Committed, 
10. Considered, 11. Report deferred, 12. Reported; 10 be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Passed, 
17. Agreed to by the Lords, 15 JUNE. Royal Assent, 


19. 








Petition from the Debtors in Newgate, complaining 


of their Distress, and representing the Danger likely to arise 
D rom 














INDEX ‘£0 the Firry-sECoND VOLUME. 


from the crowded State of that Prison; to lie upon the 
Table; 3 May. Another Petition from the Debtors in 
Newgate, upon the same Subject; referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 12. 
Debtors, Insolvent, Bill for their Relief, ordered, 14 JUNE. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 


21. Committed, 23. Committee deferred, 29. Petition 
from Mr. Pedley, and Petition from certain other Debtors 
in the King’s Bench Prison, to be included in the Bill ; re- 
ferred ; 30. Another Petition from certain other Debtors 
in the King’s Bench Prison, for Ditto; referred; 3 JULY. 
Committee deferred, ibid. Considered ; Committee to sit 
again; 4. Another Petition from certain other Debtors in 
the King’s Bench ; to lie upon the Table; 6. Committee 
deferred, ibid. Considered, 7. Petition from Debtors in 
the Marshalsea Prison, to be included in the Bill; to lie 
upon the Table; 10. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; ibid. Petition of Mr. Wil- 
kinson, Prisoner in the King’s Bench, to be included in 
the Bill; to lie upon the Table; 11. Bill passed, ibid. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 18. Amend- 
ments considered, and agreed to, ibid: Royal Assent, 19. 


Debts. Vide Public Debts. . 
Declarations of War, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 


Deeds, Bill to enable the Commissioners of the Stamp Duties 
to stamp Deeds and other Instruments in certain Cases, 
ordered, 12 JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 13. Instruction 
for authorizing the said Commissioners to stamp Bills of 
Exchange, &amp;c.; Bill considered; 14. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Passed, 
17. Agreed to by the Lords, ig. Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Bills in Supply. 

Defence of the Country. Vide Naval and Military Officers. 

Deficiency, Clause of. Vide Land Tax and Malt. Bills in 
Supply. 

Delkey Road. Vide Chichester. 

Denbigh Roads, to the Turnpike Road between Northop and 
Holywell, and from Afon Wen to Mold, Petition for a Bull 


to.eontinue and evlarge Term and Powers of Act ; referred 
to a Committee; 22 FEB. 


Road. Vide Wem. 

Town, new Writ, 27 Dec. 
Derby County, new Writ, 27 Dec. 
Borough, new Writ, 27 DEc. 


Inclosures. Vide Brampton. Hartington. Normanton. 
Sapperton. 

















Descent, House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of the Paragraph in His Majesty’s Speech, which relates to 
the Enemy’s having manifested an Intention of attempting 
a Descent on these Kingdoms, 11 OcT. Matter considered ; 
the Chairman reported that he was directed to move for cer- 
tain Bills; 18 Oct. Vide Army. Cavalry. Militia——Com- 
mittee to sit again, 19. Committee deferred, 20. 25. 28. 

Devizes, Petition for a Bill to widen and repair several Roads 
leading from thence to West Lavington, Seend, and other 
Places ; referred to a Committee; 15 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 
28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 14 Mar. Passed, 15. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Devon Inclosures. Vide Dartmore. ; 

Diddington Common Open and Arable Fields and Marsh 
Grounds, Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; 
Bill ordered ; 1 Dec. Member added ; Bill presented, and 
read; 10 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 30. Passed, 24 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 
10 May. Royal Assent, 11. 

Vide Southoe. 

Discounts. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Disposition of Money. Vide Accounts. 

Dissenters. Vide Catholics. 

Distillery. Vide Scotland. 


Ditton Common and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and read, i7 
Mar. Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed; 11 
May. Passed, 15. Agreed to by the’Lords, 23. Royal 
Assent, 25. 


Division, Numbers equal upon one, 24 FEB. Vide Qua- 
kers. 


—————— upon the Report of the Tellers there appeared 
to be none for the Nees, 10 May. 


One Teller for the Noes appointed, and no other 
Member remaining in the House to be a Second Teller 
6 


for the Noes, the Yeas returned into the: House, and Mr- 
Speaker declared the Yeas had it, 5 JUNE. 

Dogs, Accounts of the Produce of the Tax upon Dogs to the 
eo Time, and of the Game Certificate Duty for the 

ear ending 5th January 1797, to be considered in a Com- 

mittee of the whole House, 30 JunE. Committee put off 
for a Month, 7 JULY. 

Domingo, Saint. Vide Accounts. Address. Questions Neg. 

Dorrington Road. Vide Atcham. 


Dorset Inclosures. Vide Hinton Martel. 


Dover, Petition fora Bill to repair and widen the Road leading 
from thence through Deal and other Places to Sandwich, 
and making a new Road from Sholden to Worth ; referred 
to a Committee; 21 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 24. 
Presented, and read, 27. Committed, 3 MAR. Reported ; 
Notice taken that several interlineations were in the 
Amendments; Bill re-committed ; 23. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 24. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 91. 
Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

— New Writ, 19 JULY. 

Downton Election, Petition of Mr. Wrightson, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
10 OcT. Petition of Freeholders ; to be heard at the same 
Time ; and Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr. Speak- 
er to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records ; 
ibid. Petition of Mr. Wrightson and Mr. Motteux ; to 
be taken into Consideration at the same Time as the first- 
mentioned Petition, 14. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, 
that Mr. Wrightson had not entered into his Recognizance 
in respect to the first-mentioned Petition ; Orders for con- 
sidering his Petition; end also, the Petition of the Free- 
holders, discharged ; Day appointed for taking the Petition 
of the Freeholders into Consideration; 25. Orders for 
considering the Petition of the Freeholders, discharged, and 
other Days appointed, g Nov.—31 Dec. Orders for con- 
sidering Petition, adjourned, for Want of an Hundred 
Members, 16 FEB. Committee appointed, 17. Report 
that the Sitting Members were duly elected, &amp;c. 20. 

Drake, Sir Francis Henry, Bill from the Lords for allowing 
Timber to be cut upon certain Estates settled by his Will 
and Codicil, and laying out the Money in the Purchase of 
other Estates, 9 May. Read, ibid. Committed, 15. 
Reported; passed; 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE, 


Drayton Parslow Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 FEB. 
Member added ; Bill presented, and read ; 10 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 14. Reported; to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 13 
JUNE, Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 29. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to, 30, Royal Assent, 
19 JULY. 

Drury Lane Theatre, Petition for a Bill to give further Powers 
to the Proprietors and Trustees thereof, respecting the 
Regulation of Carriages and the purchasing of Houses, &amp;c. 
than can now be by Law exercised; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 24 FEB. 

Dubois de Chemant, Nicholas, Bill from the Lords for his 
Naturalization, 10 APR. Read, 20. Committed, 24. 
Reported, 27 JUNE. Passed, 4 JuLY. Royal Assent, 


19. 

Dudley Canal, Petition of the Company of Proprietors for 
a Bill to raise a further Sum of Money for completing it, 
and for amending the several Acts relating thereto; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 28 OcT. Reported; Bill ordered ; 

31. Presented, and read, 4 Nov. Report on Petition 
again read; Bill committed; 8. Reported; Report on 
Petition again read ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 6 Dec. Passed, 
9g. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 23. 

Duffield, South, Open Fields, Commons and Waste Grounds, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. 

Duggleby. Vide Kirbygrindalyth. 

Dumbarton Road. Vide Stirling. 

— Shire, new Writ, 20 APR. 

Dunstan’s Cross, Saint, Road. Vide Chatham. 


Dunton Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and allot; Bill ordered; 10 OcT. Presented, and 
read, 23 Dec. Committed, 27. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; zo FEB. Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 
6 Mar. Royal Assent, 7. 


Dutch Property. Vide Neutral Ships. 





36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl.18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


ASTERTON Open and Common Fields and Downs, 
&amp;ec. Pétition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill 


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INDEX fo the F1irry-sEcOoND VOLUME. 


ordered ; 28 Dec. Presented,and read, 15 FEB. Com- 
mitted, 20. Petition of Proprietors of Lands, in Easter- 
ton, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have 
Voices; 27. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 5 May. 
Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 
25. 

Eust India, Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that the Clerk 
had prepared a ist of the Names of all the Members who 
had delivered in Lists in pursuance of Act 26 Geo. ILI. 
for the further Regulation of the Trial of Persons accused 
of Offences committed in the East Indies, 28 Nov. Act 
read ; Lists laid upon the Table; taken out of the Covers 
and put into a Box; referred to a Committee to examine 
them; Five to be the Quorum; 29. Report, 1 DEc. 

Bill to abolish the Office of One of the Judges of 
the supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta, and to 
amend Act 33 Geo. III. relative to the Administration of 
Justice in India, ordered, 26 JUNE. Member added; 
Bill presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 27. Petition from East India Company ; to 
lie upon the Table till Second Reading ; 30. Bill com- 
mitted; Petition referred ; and Counsel ordered ; ibid. 
Bill considered, 4 JULY. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 6. Passed,10. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, 19. Considered; further 
Consideration put off for Three Months; ibid. Vide 
Calcutta. 

Company, certain Accounts and Papers presented 

from the Directors, referred to a Committee of the whole 

House, 8 DEc. Committee deferred, 19. Accounts and 

Papers considered, 20. Report several Resolutions, 21. 

Agreed to, ibid. Vide India. 

- Petition for a Bill to enable them to raise Money 
by further increasing their Capital Stock ; to lie upon the 
Table; 20 Dec. Petition again read; Bill ordered; 17 
Fes. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; ibid. Billcummitted, 22. Considered, 24. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 28. Agreed to by 
the Lords,6 Mar. Royal Assent, 7. 

Petition for Bill to enable them to pay the 

Expences ot Two Regiments of Infantry for the Protection 

of their House and Warehouses, offered; King’s Recom- 

mendation agnaets Petition brought up, and read; to 
lie upon the Table; 31 Dec. Petition again read, and 
referred to a Committee, 28 Mar. Reported; Report 
relerred to a Committee of the whole House; 6 4PR. 

Coummnittee deferred, 7. 10.24. Report considered ; Bill 

ordered; 25. Presented, and read, 8 May. Committed, 

iz. Committee deferred, 22. 23. Considered ; reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 

2 JUNE. Royal Assent, 6. 

Petition for a Bill to enable them to administer cer- 

tain Oaths to Captains and Commanders of Ships freighted 

te them; Bill ordered; 24 Fes. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; 28 Mar. Second Reading 
deterred, 3. 4. 5.6.27 dPR.—8.12. MAY. Question Neg. 
for reading Bill a Second Time; Bill put off for Four 

Months; 15 Mar. 

——- Vide Accounts. India. Madras. Ships. 

Eaton Hastings, Petition for a Bill to divide and allot a 
certain Common Meadow in that Parish, called Mill 
Mead ; Bill ordered ; 24 FEB. 

Edenfield Chapel, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in 
Repair the Road from thence to Little Bolton, and for 
making a Road from the same to Bury Bridge; referred to 
a Committee; 22 Feb. Reported; Bill ordered; 7 Mar, 
Presented, and read, 9. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 24 4PR. Petition from Inhabitants of Bolton-in- 
the-Moors and Bury, in favour; 10 May. Petition from 
Inbabitants of Tottington, against; to lie upon the Table 
till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered; ibid. House in- 
formed no Conaeal attended ; Bill committed; ibid. Pe- 
tition from Inhabitants of Tottington, against ; referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 16. Reported, and re-committed, 30, 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 31. Passed,1 JUNE. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 9g. Royal Assent, 19. 

Edinburgh Two Pennies Scots, Petition for a Bill to continue 
the Duty, and to explain and amend the Act; referred to 
a Committee; 22 FEB. Reported, and Bill ordered, 24, 
Presented, and read, 27. Committed, 3 MarR. 

Elections, usual Order and Resolutions relating thereto, 6 
OcT. 























Resolution respecting the Method to be observed 

when several Petitions, complaining of undue Elections or 

ae are offered to be presented at the same Time, 7 
CT. 


Vou. 52.—— 1796-7. 


Elections, Resolution of 1789, respecting Recognizances to be 
entered into by Persons presenting Election Petitions, 
read, 7 OcT. 

—— controverted. Vide Ayrshire. Bridport. Camelford. 

Canterbury. Carlisle. Carmarthen Borough. Cirencester. 

Colchester. Downton. Flint County. Guildford. Inverkeith- 

ing, &amp;c. Burghs. Kent. Leominster. Maidstone. Matmes- 

bury. Milborne Port. Shrewsbury. Southwark. Stirling 

County. Tewkesbury. Tregony. Worcester City. 

— Resolution, That the House will not, before the Ad- 

journment at Christmas, take into Consideration any Elec 

tion Petitions, which are appointed to be considered after a 

certain Day, 21 OcrT. 

Recognizances not entered into by Persons pfesent- 

ing Flection Petitions. Vide Canterbury. Cirencester. 

Downton. Guildford. Milborne Port. Tregony. Worcester. 

— controverted, Two Committees for Trial thereof ap- 

pointed the same Day, 1.29 Nov.—21 FEB. 

House informed—That a Member petitioned against 

was become a Peer, and that the Petitioner desired to 

withdraw his Petition, 3 Nov.—That since the presenting 

of certain Election Petitious, the Petitioners were dead, 30 

Nov.—23 Dec.—That certain Election Petitions would 

have been delivered in Time, if the House had proceeded 

upon Business, 5 Dec —That a Sitting Member did not 
mean to defend his Return, 27 APR. 

Petitions, Leave given to withdraw a Petition, com- 
plaining of an undue Election, 3 Nov.—Petitions complain- 
ing of an undue Election admitted to be received after the 
limited Time.—Leave given for Persons to petition against 
a certain Election within a limited Time. 

Special Reports from, and Determinations of, Select 
Committees appointed to try coutroverted Elections, viz. 
Respecting a Person having disobeyed the Speaker's War- 

rant to attend to give Evidence before One, 4 Nov. Vide 
Southwark. 
Respecting the Absence of a Member, 7 Nor. 


Touching the Rights of Election, 7. 10 Nov.—i2 Dec. 
—1 MarR.—1io0 Ma ¥. 

That the last Election was void, with respect to a Sitting 
Member, 12 Nov.—With respect to both the Sitting 
Members, 2 Mar. 

That a Sitting Member had acted at the last Election in 
violation of Stat. 7. Will. ILI. c. 4. whereby he was in- 
capacitated to serve in Parliament upon such Election, 
12 Nov. 

Respecting the Illness of a Member, 27 FEB. 

A Petition complaining of one, determined to be fri- 
volous, so far as respects the returning Officers, 1 
MAR. 

Petitions determined to be frivolous and vexatious, q MAR. 
—1i2 May. 

That in the Opinion of a Committee, a former Election 
was declared void for Bribery and corrupt Practices 
only, 12 May. 

Determining that certain Petitioners ought to have been 
returned, 7 Nov.—21 Dec.—12 JUNE. 

Declaring that a certain Petition was in part fraudulent, 
12 May. 

Determining that acertain Election and Return was vexatious, 
but not corrupt, 12 JUNE. 

-_—~—— Order for Lists of objectionable Votes at One to 
be exchanged, 28 Nov. | 

—— a Petitioner attends a Ballot for an Election Com- 

mittee without Counsel, 1 Nov.—i6 Dec. 

upon the Ballot for an Election Committee with 

One Hundred and Ten Members present, the List of Ferty 

nine Members could pot be completed, 28 APR. 

Mr. Speaker directed to report to the House, a List 
of the Members who shall be absent on the Appointment 
of a certain Election Committee, and such Members to be 
taken into Custody unless sufficient Excuse shall be made, 
28 ApR. Day appointed for making the Report, 29. Re- 
port deferred,1 May. Order for Report discharged, 8. 
Resolution reported from an Election Committee, 
again read, 29 Norv. 

Special Proceedings at the Appointment of ah 
Election Eootadisne. upon its being contended that there 

were more than Two Parties, 2 May.—That two Petitions 
were upon distinct Interests, 9 JUNE. 

———— Copy of Part of Minutes taken before an Elec- 
‘tion Committee, together with their Proceedings thereon, 
ordered to be laid before the House, 16 MAY. Presented; 
to lie upon the Table, and to be printed; 24. i. 

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Elections, Nominees to serve on an Election Committee 
chosen by the Thirteen Members remaining unstruck upon 
the List of Forty-nine, 9 JUNE. 

— Bill to amend Act for disabling Revenue Officers 

from voting at Elections, by extending the Provisions there- 

of to Scotland, ordered, 5 JULY. Presented, and read; 

Day appointed for Second Reading; 7. Committed, 10. 

Committee deferred, 11. 12. Instruction to receive a Clause 

for putting off the Oath of Trust previous to the Choice of 

Preses cal Clerks; Bill considered; 14. Reported; to be 

ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 15. Passed, 

17. Agreed to by the Lords,19. Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Members. Orders. Petitions. Questions Neg. 
Speaker. Writs. 

Elstow Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 28 Dec. Presented, and 
read, 13 Mar. Committed, 17. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; g May. Passed, 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 
23. Royal Assent, 25. 

Ely, Petition for a Bill to amend and render more effectual 
Acts for draining certain Fen Lands, &amp;c. in the Isle of 
Ely and Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk; referred to a 
Committee; 20 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 23 MAR. 
Presented, and read,6 APR. Committed,10. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 17 May. Passed,24. Agreed toby the 
Lords, 7 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Emperor, Motion to censure the Conduct of Ministers, for 
having directed, at different Times, without the Consent, 
and during the Sitting of Parliament, the Issue of various 
Sums for the Service of his Imperial Majesty, &amp;c. amended ; 
Resolution, That the Measure of advancing the several 
Sums of Money which appear to have been issued for the 
Service of the Emperor, was, under the peculiar Circum- 
stances of the Case, a justifiable and proper Exercise of the 
Discretion vested in His Majesty’s Ministers by the Vote 
of Credit, &amp;c. 14 DEc. 

— Vide Accounts. Address. King. Questions. Neg. 

Specie. Supply, and Bills in Supply. 

Enemy. Vide Descent. 

Etwall Open Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to di- 
vide and inclose; Bill ordered; 31 Dec. Member added ; 
Bill presented, and read; 23 Fer. Committed, 6 Mar. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 20. Passed,21. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 


Exchequer, Motion for laying before the House, Copies of 
Applications from any of the Tellers of the Exchequer to 
the Lords of the Treasury in 1783, respecting the Mode 
of paying the said Tellers, with the Proceedings had there- 
upon, withdrawn, 3 Mar. 

Bills. Vide Accounts. 

Vide Accounts. Bilis in Supply. 


Exton and Cutcombe Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for 
a Bill to divide, aliot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 26 OcT. 
Presented, and read, 28. Committed, 7 Nov. Petition of 
Elizabeth Pollard, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
all to have Voices; 28. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
17 FEB. Pussed,20. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal 
Assent, 3 Mar. 

Eyemouth Harbour, Petition for a Bill to repair and improve ; 
referred to a Committee; 29 Nov. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 15 Dec. Presented, and read, 16. Committed, 
23. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9 Mar. Passed, 10. 

' Agreed to by the Lords, 26 APR. Royal Assent, 3 May. 


Eynesbury Open and Common Fields and Waste Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 
30 Dec. Member added ; Bill presented, and read; com- 
mitted; 20 Mar. Petition of Mr. Coles, Rector of Ey- 
nesbury, against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to 
have Voices; 23. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 30 
JUNE. Passed, 3 JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, :4.. Amendments considered ; and agreed 
to; 15. Roya! Assent, 19. 





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Navy. Bills in Supply. 


Excise. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


FA IR FAX, Bill from the Lords to enable Denny Martin 
to take the Name and Arms of Fairfax,g Mar. Read, 

10. Committed, 14. Royal 
Assent, 24. 


Faringdon, Petition for a Bill for the better Relief and Em- 
ployment of the Poor, in the Hundreds of Faringdon, Gan- 
field, and Shrivenham; referred to a Committee ; 24 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 24 Mar. 

Farleton. Vide Hornby. 


Reported; passed; 21. 


Farnhurst Lane Road. Vide Chichester. 
Fast Day. Vide House. 

Fayette, General La. Vide Questions Neg. 
Fees. Vide Accounts. 

Fencible Corps. Vide Accounts. 


Fife, Petition for a Bill to regulate and convert the Statute 
Labour, and repair the Highways in that County; referred 
to a Committee; 14 FEB. Reported ; Biil ordered ; 
1 Mar. Presented, and read, 6. Committed, 10. Peti- 
tion from Farmers, &amp;c. of Fife, against; referred, and 
Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; 17. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 31. Passed, 4 APR. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 

Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Act 

for repairing the Road from Newmiln Bridge, by Foodie’s 

Mill to Crail, and for making other Roads in that County ; 

referred to a Committee; 22 FEB. Reported; Bill or- 

dered; 10 May. Presented, and read, 11. Committed, 

15. Reported; to be ingrossed; 15 JUNE. Passed, 19. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JULY. Royal Assent, 19. 





Finance. Vide Millar. Public Debts. 

Fisheries. Vide Laws expiring. Pilchard. Southampton. 
Tweed. 

Flax. Vide Silk. 


Flint, County, new Writ, 21 OcT. 


Petition of certain Freeholders complaining 
thereof, ordered; Certificate of the Deputy Clerk of the 
Crown, signifying when the Indenture of Return was de- 
livered into the Office, read; House informed that the Pe- 
titioners would have petitioned within Fourteen Days 
after the Return was brought iu, if the House had pro- 
ceeded upon Business; Petition adinitted to be received ; 
Petition delivered in, and read; Question Neg. for taking 
it into Consideration upon a particular Day; Day ap- 
pointed for taking it into-Consideration; 5 DEc. Petition 
of Mr. Lloyd; also offered; House informed that he 
would have petitioned within Fourteen Days, but for the 
Reason before stated; Petition admitted to be received ; 
Petition delivered in, and read ; to be considered at the same 
Time; and Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to 
issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records ; ibid. 
Orders for considering Petitions discharged, and other 
Days appointed, 31.—6 Mar. Letter from Sir Thomas 
Mostyn (the Sitting Member) to Mr. Speaker, signifying 
his Intention not to derend his Return, 27 4PR. Consi- 
deration of Petitions adjourned, ibid. Order for consider- 
ing Petitions discharged, and another Day appointed, 18 
MAY. Order for considering Petitions, adjourned, 8 JUNE. 
Committee appointed, 9. Report that Sir Thomas Mestyn 
was not duly elected, and ought not to have been returned ; 
that Mr. Lloyd was duly elected; and that the Election 
and Return of Sir Thomas Mostyn was vexatious, but not 
corrupt, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend the Return; 12. Return amended, 13. 


~ Roads. Vide Denbigh. 
Foote, Mr. Vide Yeldham. 


Footmen, attending Members, usual Orders relating to them, 
6 OcT. 


Foreign Service. 











Vide Accounts. 

Vide Cattle. 

Forgery. Vide Bank. 

Fornham, St. Genoveve. Vide Giles’s, St. 


Forth and Clyde Navigation, Petition from the Proprietors for 
a Bill to amend the several Acts relating thereto; referred 
to a Committee; 15 FEB. 


Fox, Mr. (a Member.) Vide Questions Neg. 
France. Vide Accounts. Address. Descent. 
Francis, Philip. Vide Tewkesbury. 


Franking. Vide Accounts. Clerk of the House. 

Fraser, Bill from the Lords for Sale of the Superiorities, &amp;c. 
holden of the Estate of Lovat, and also of certain Parts of 
the entailed Estates of the late Lieut. General Simon Fraser, 
1 JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed, 5. Reported; passed ; 
12. Royal Assent, 19. 

Frodsham Score, Petition for a Bill to inclose and embank 
a Piece of Land so called; Bill ordered; 23 FEB. Pre- 
sented, and read, 3 Mar. Committed, 7. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 31. 

Frome, Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of 
Acts for repairing the Roads leading to, through, and from 
that Town, and also for paving and lighting the Streets; 
referred to a Committee; 14 FEB. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 10.4PR. Presented, and read, 20, Committed, 24. 

Reported ; 


Forestalling. 


Peace. 





‘Reported, and re-committed, 30. Reported; to be in- 
‘grossed ; 31. Passed, 1 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 
-g. Royal Assent, 19. 

Frostenden. Vide Uggeshall. 

Fullarton, Colonel. Vide Ayr Shire. 

Fulston Marsh. Vide Charter House. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797- 


GALLER Y. Vide Members. 

Game. Vide Dogs. Questions Neg. 

——— Keepers. Vide Cavalry. Military Service. 

Ganfield.. Vide Faringdon. 

Gatton, New Writ, 24 OcT. 

General Inclosure. Vide Waste Lands. 

Giles, St. Bill from the Lords for exchanging the Advowson 
of that Vicarage for the Advowsons of the Churches of 
Risby and Fornham St.Genoveve, 26 May. Read, 30. 
Committed, 3 JuNE. Reported, 12. King’s Consent 
signified; Bill passed; 15. Royal Assent, 1g. 

Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, Petition of the Company of 
Proprietors for a Bill to vary the Line of a certain Part of 
the Canal; referred toa Committee; 20 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 27. Presented, and read, 1 Mar. Petition 
for additional Provision; referred to a Committee; 6 
Mar. Bill committed, 9. Additional Petition reported ; 
and Instruction accordingly; 10. Bill reported ; Report to lie 
ee the Table; 30. House informed, that printed Copies 
of the Bill as amended by the Committee had been de- 
livered at the Door; Report further considered ; Bill to be 
a 7 APR. Passed,10. Agreed to by the Lords, 
5 May. Royal Assent, 9. 

Vide Peace. 

——— Roads. Vide Stratford, Old. 

Inclosures. Vide Charlton. Coln St. Dennis. Corse 
Horton. Ashelworth. 

Gold Wares, Bill for allowing them to be manufactured at a 
lower Standard than is now allowed by Law; ordered ; 12 
JuLY. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; to be printed; ibid. Committed, 13. Order 
for going into the Committee, discharged, 14. 

Gorbals of Glasgow Road. Vide Renfrew. 

Governors. Vide West Indies. 

Gough, Jane. Vide Sacheverell. 

Graham, Sir James. Vide Carlisle. 

Grain. Vide Corn. 


Grantham Canal, Petition from the Company of Proprietors 
for a Bill to enable them to finish and complete the same, 
and to amend the Act; referred to a Committee; 28 
Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 30. Presented, and read, 
6 Dec. Committed,14. Reported; Report on Petition 
again read; Bill to be ingrossed; 17 FeB. Passed, 20. 
Agreed to by the Lords; Royal Assent; 3 Mar. 


Greatford Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to divide, allot, and inclose; and to extinguish certain 
Common Rights thereon; Bill ordered; 21 Dec. Pre- 
sented, and read,4 4PR. Committed,10. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 3 JuLY. King’s Consent signified, ibid. 
Passed, 6. Agreed to by the Lords, 14. Royal Assent, 19. 

Grenada, Petition of the Planters, and others, of that Island, 
raying that further Time may be allowed for Payment of 

{instalments due from them on Loan of Exchequer Bills, 
and for further Assistance, offered; King’s Recommenda- 
tion signified ; Petition brought up, and read; to lie upon 
the Table; 16 Dec. Referred to Committee of Supply, 
22 Dec. Vide Supply. 

Vide also Vincent’s, St. 

Grenville, Lord. Vide Hitcham. 

Gressingham. Vide Hornby. 

Grievances, Grand Committee for, appointed, 6 OcT. 

Gruneisen, Charles, Petition for a Bill for his Naturaliza- 
tion; Bill ordered; 28 OcT. Presented, and read, 2 Norv. 
Party takes Oaths; Bill committed; 8. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 9. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 16 
Dec. Royal Assent, 25. 

Guernsey. Vide Corse. 

Guilden Morden Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition of 
Mr. Whittington, on Behalf of himself and others, for a 
Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 23 FEB. Notice taken that 
the Petition was not signed by the Petitioner, but by an 
Agent only; Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Petition 








withdrawn ; 24.- Petition of Mr. Whittington for Leave 
to present a Petition, after the limited Time, for.the In- 
OL. 2.——l 


LN DE X-¢to the Firty-seconp VoLtumMmeE.: 


cooms Leave given; Petition presented; Bill- order- 

ed; 28. 

Guildford Election, Petition of Mr. Botham, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices to be sent to the Parties ; Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 8 OcT. Mr. 
Speaker acquaints the House that Mr. Botham had not en- 
tered into his Recognizance ; Order for considering his 
Petition discharged ; 24. 

Guinea Port. Vide Breock, Saint. 

Gussage All Saints. Vide Hinton Martel. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A.1796 &amp; 1797- 
FLADDE NHAM Level, Petition for a Bill to amend 


and render more effectual an Act for the draining and 

Preservation thereof, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee; 28 OcT. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; Leave granted 
for Notices of the Application to be given on the Church 
Doors, on Three Sundays in the Month of January 1797 ; 
13 Dec. Petition signifying that Notices had been given 
accordingly ; referred toa Committee ; 13 Mar. Report- 
ed; Report on First Petition again read; Bill ordered; 
23. Presented, and read, 27. Committed, 31. Petition 
for additional Provision ; referred to a Committee: ibid. 
Reported ; and Instruction accordingly ; 12 May. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 1 JUNE. Passed, 2. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 22. 

Halifax Road. Vide Penistone. 

Halton Moor Common, Petition for a Bill to divide, allot 
and inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Member added ; Bill 
presented, and read; 27. Committed, 3 Mar. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 13. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Harewood Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 21. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 1 MAR. Passed, 
2. Agreed to by the Lords, 9. Royal Assent, 10. 


Harrold Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to divide, inclose, and allot ; Bill ordered ; 7 Dec. Mem- 
ber added; Bill presented, and read ; 27 Fee. Commit- 
ted, 3 MarR. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 10 May. Passed, 
23. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent,6 JUNE. 


Harrow Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose; Bill ordered ; 24 Fes. 


on the Hill, Bill from the Lords for effectuating an 
Exchange of certain Farms and Lands, between the Gover- 
nor of the Grammar School there, and Mr. Hunter of 
Gubbins; 12 May. Read, 17. Committed, 23. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 30. Passed, 31. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 14 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 


Harston Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and allot; Bill ordered; 22 FEB. Presented, and 
read, 23 MAR. Petition from Owners of Lands against; 
to lie upon the Table; 27. Day appointed for Second 
Reading of Bill; Petition against, — again ; to lie upon 
the Table till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered; 5 
APR. Second Reading deferred, 26.—10 May. Put off 
for Six Months, 17. 

Hartington Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill 
to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 23 FEB. 

Harwood Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill 
to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 15 DEC. Presented 
and read; 15 FEB. Committed, 20. Reported; to be in- 
gromees Day appointed for Third Reading; 2g Mar. 

assed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JPR. Royal 
Assent, 24. 
Haslemere, new Writ, 27.Ocr. 


Hassell, George, Bill from the Lords, for vesting in Trustees 
his settled Estates, to sell the same, and lay out the Mone 
in the Purchase of other Estates, &amp;c. 4 APR. Read, 6. 
— 10. Reported; passed; 25. Royal Assent, 3 

AY. 
Hatsell, Mr. Vide Clerk of the House. 


Haussoullier, Lewis John Marie, Petition for a Bill for his 
Naturalization; Bill ordered; 24 FEB. Presented, and 
read, 2 Mar. Party takes Oaths, 9. Committed, 10. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 13. Passed, 20. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 23 May. Royal Assent, 25. 

Haydon Bridge. Vide Newcastle. 

Heisch, Frederick and John Jacob Maie, Bill from the Lords 
for their Naturalization, 23 May. Read, 25: Commit- 
ted, 30. Reported; passed; 2 JUNE, Royal Assent, 19. 

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INDEX ‘ the Frrty-seconp VoLuME. 


Hemingbrough. Vide Duffield, South. 
Henderson, Sir John. Vide Inverkeithing. 
Henstead. Vide Sotterley. 

Hereford, City, new Writ, 21 OcT. 


Roads. Vide Leominster. 

Hertford Inclosures. Vide Tring. Weston. King’s Walden. 
Caddington. 

Hesse Darmstadt. Vide Accounts. Address. 

Higham, Open or Commonable Lands and Fields, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 28 Nov. Presented, 
and read, 29. Committed, 5 Dec. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. 
Royal Assent, 28. 





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———— Ferrers, new Writ, 1 DEC. 
Hill, John. Vide Shrewsbury. 


Hillam, Open Common Fields, and Waste Lands, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered ; 
23 FEB. Presented, and read, 27 APR. Committed, 1 
May. Reported; to be ingrossed; 15 JUNE. Passed, 
21. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 18 JULY. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to, ibid. Royal Assent, 


19. 
Hinrichs, Ulrich Anthony, Petition for a Bill for his Natu- 
ralization; Bill ordered; g Nov. Presented, and read, 10. 
_ Party takes Oaths; Bill committed; 28. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 14 DEc. Passed, 15. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 23. 


Hinton Martel, Petition for a Bill to inclose the Open and 
Common Fields, and other Commonable Lands and 
Grounds, in the Parishes of Woodlands, Horton, Hinton 
Martel, Gussage All Saints, and Edmondsham ; Bill order- 
ed; 29 Nov, Order of Leave read, and so much thereof 
as relates to the Parishes of Woodlands and Horton, dis- 
charged ; Member added to bring in Bill; presented, and 
read,3 4PR. Committed,10. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
17 May. Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal 
Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Hitcham, Bill from the Lords, to enable the Rector of that 
Parish to exchange Part of his Glebe Lands for other Lands 
belonging to Lord Grenville,27 Mar. Read, ibid. Com- 

mitted, 31. Reported; passed; 10 4PR. Royal Assent, 


24. 

Hoghton, Sir Henry, Bill from the Lords for appointing Trus- 
tees to carry into Execution certain Trustees and Powers 
contained in his Will, and for enabling them to exchange 
Part of the Lands thereby devised, &amp;c. 26 JUNE. Read, 
29. Committed, 4 JULY. Reported; passed; 13. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

Holland. Vide Neutral Ships. 


Holt, Whole Year Lands, Open and Common Fields, Half 
Year Lands, Warrens, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to divide 
and inclose; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Member added; Bill 
presented, and read; 6 APR. Petition from Land Owners, 
&amp;c. in Holt, against; to lie upon the Table till Second 
Reading of Bill; 20. 

Holwell (Bedfordshire) Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Peti- 
= for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 17 

EB. 





and Woodbridge (Somersetshire) Open, Common, and 
Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered ; 
2o Fes. Presented, and read,13 MarR. Committed, 17. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 10 May. Passed, 12. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Horn, Nicholas, Bill from the Lords for his Naturalization, 
428 Oct. Read, ibid. Committed, 4 Nov. Reported, and 
passed, 7. Royal Assent, 11. 

Hornby, Wray, Tarleton, &amp;c. Moor, Commons, or Waste 
Grounds, Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose, 
14 ep. Member added; Bill presented, and read, 27. 
Committed, 3 Mar. Reported; to be ingrossed; 21. 
Passed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 
24 APR. 

——— Bill from the Lords, for rendering effectual certain 
Articles of Agreement, enabling the Fee Farm and Cus- 
tomary ‘Tenants of that Manor, and the Manor of Tatham, 
to purchase the Timber Trees and Underwoods growing 
on their respective Tenements, &amp;c. 26 APR. Read, 27. 
Committed, 1 May. Reported; passed; 10. Royal Assent, 

ii. 


Horses. Vide Bills in Supply. 


‘ Horton, Open Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Petition for.a 
Bill to divide and inelose ; Billordered, 21 Fes. Presented, 


and read, 19 May. - Committed, 23. Petition from ‘Mr. - 


Sw — 


Harford, &amp;c. against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all 
to have Voices; 31. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 26 
JUNE. Passed, 29. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 Juty. 
Royal Assent, 19. 

House, sworn by Lord Steward and Deputies, 27 SEPT. 
— elects the Speaker, 27 SEpr. 

—— attends the I.ords Commissioners, in the House of Peers, 
age emt open the Parliament, 27 SEPT.—to signify 

is Majesty’s Approbation of Mr. Speaker elect, 28. 

—— attends his Majesty in the House of Peers, 6 OcT. 20 
JuLy. At St. James’s, 8 Oct. 

usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privileges 

and Elections, &amp;c. 6 OcT. Vide Constables. Elections. 
Footmen. Members. Postmaster. Privileges. Serjeant. 
Speaker. Witnesses. 

~— resolves to take Matters into Consideration, viz. King’s 
Speech and Messages. Vide Kings. Reports. Vide Bank. 

ublic Debts. Waste Lands. 

—— to be called over, 28 Ocr. Call deferred, 1. 3. 11. 29 
Nov.—6. 12 Dec.—Order for Call discharged, 16 Dec. 

another Call appointed, 17 Mar. Called, 3 APR. 
Several Defaulters excused, and others ordered to attend; 
Names of several to be called over on a certain Day, ibid. 
10. 

——— to be again called over, 3 APR.—Call deferred, 10 APR, 
26.—Order for Call discharged, 8 Mar. 

—— to be called over, Nem. Con. 28 APR. 


resolves at Rising to adjourn to a certain Day, 21 Oct.— 
12 Nov.—2. 9. 31 DEC.—24 FEB.—7. 10.24 MaR.—1o. 
21 APR.—i2 May.—o. 16. 23. 30 JUNE.—7 JULY. 
interrupted in their Proceedings, by Members coming 
in to be sworn, 1. 3. 28 Nov.—16. 17 FEB.—2 Mar.—— 
By Counsel and Agents for contested Election Petitions, 
returning to the Bar, 3 Nov.—2 Mar.—-—By Messages 
from the Lords, 16 DECc.—24 4PR.—2. 5 May.—g JUNE, 
By Reports from Select Committees appointed to try 
contested Elections, 2 MAR. By Messages from the 
Lords Commissioners, 24 4PR.—19. 22 JUNE. 
informed, that the Expences attending the Works men- 
tioned in a certain Petition, were intended to be defrayed 
out of the Funds of the Petitioners, 2 Nor. That a 
Person had been taken into Custody, pursuant to their Or- 
der, 2 DEc.——That the Works referred to in certain Pe- 
titions were not proposed to be carried on by Tolls or Du- 
ties, 20 FEB.——That a Sitting Member did not mean to 
defend his Return, 27 4PR.——Of a Mistake in the Name 
of a Person ordered to be brought to a Committee, by the 
Marshal of the King’s Bench, 29 JUNE. That an Agent 
attended, who could give Evidence respecting the Consents 
given to Lords Amendments, by the Parties interested, 15 
JULY. : 
—— Vide Elections. 


grants Leave for Notices of an Application to explain 

and amend a Drainage Act to be given on the Church Doors, 

13 Dec. Vide Haddenham.—To include a certain Road 

in a Bill before the House, to be given Three Times in 

News-paper, and on Turnpike Gates and Church Doors, 

13 MAR. Vide Clackmanan.—For paving, lighting, watch- 

ing, nates &amp;c. a certain Open Space of Ground, to be 

given Three Times in 5 ha pms at Quarter Sessions, 

§ 4PR. Vide Tower Hill.—¥or repairing certain Roads, 

&amp;c. to be given at the next Quarter Sessions, 10 APR. 

Vide Stoke Goldington. 

sits till near Three in the Morning, 14 Dec. Till near 

One, 1 Mar. Till near Four, 3 Mar. Till after One, 

6 APR.—1i6 May. Till after Two, 26 May. 

adjourns for Want of Forty Members, 19 Dec.—17 

May .—7. 21 JUNE.—13. 17 JULY. 

for Want of One Hundred Members, 16 FeB.—16 
Mar.—4 May.—8 JUNE. 

—— without doing Business, 20 May. 28 JULY. 

desires Dr. Powys to preach before them on the Fast 

Day, 24 Fes. Thanks him, Nem. Con. 9 Mar. 

votes their Thanks to Admiral Sir John Jervis, Vice 
Admirals Thompson and Waldegrave, Rear Admirals Parker 
and Nelson, and Captain Sir Robert Calder, &amp;c. 3 Mar. 
Vide Jervis. 

——- sends Messages to the House of Lords—To desire that 
an ingrossed Clause may be added to a certain Bill, 6 Mar. 
—To desire that Copies of certain Reports made to the 
Lords, may be communicated to the Commons, 1 May.— 
To desire that their Lordships will continue sitting for some 
Time, 9.—To desire that they will give Leave to certain 
Peers to attend a Committee of the House of Commons, 
27 JUNE. . : 

_ House, 






























































INDEX @ the Firty-seconp Vo.uMe. 


House. Vide Clerk. Lords Commissioners. Elections. Speaker. 

Houses. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Howell, Thomas Bayly. Vide Cirencester. 

Huish Episcopi, Open and Commonable Lands and Fields, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill or- 
dered,14 Fre. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 27. 


Petition from Owners of Estates in Aller, against; re-~ 


ferred, and Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; 28. Pe- 


tition from Persons interested in Lands in Huish Episcopi, - 


against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 3 Mar. Bill re- 
rted; to be ingrossed; 6. Passed, 7. Agreed to by the 

Fords, a2. Royal Assent, 24. 

Vide High-ham. 

Hulmes Chapel, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Re- 
air the Road from the present Turnpike Road at that 
lace, leading from thence to Knutsford, to the South Bridge 

in Chelford ; referred to aCommittee ; 28 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Presented, and read, 3 Mar. 
Committed, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 20. Passed, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 24 4PR. 

Hunter, John. Vide Harrow on the Hill. 

Huntingdon Inclosures. Vide Southoe. Southoe and Didding- 
ton. Diddington. Eynesbury. 

Huskisson, Mr. (a Member) Notice being taken, that Mr. 
Huskisson, who voted for agreeing with the Committee of 
Ways and Means ina Resolution for granting an addi- 
tional Annuity to the Contributors to the Loan of 
£.18,000,000, was named as a Subscriber to the Loan, in 
List presented to the House ; he was heard in his Place ; 
Question Neg. That his Vote be disallowed, 1 JUNE. 





36°&amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl.18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


AMAICA. Vide Maroons. 

Jervis, Admiral Sir John, K. B. House vote their Thanks 
to him, for his able and gallant Conduct in the brilliant and 
‘ decisive Victory obtained over the Spanish Fleet, on the 
14th of February last, by the Fleet under his Command, 
Nem. Con. 3 Mar. Motion for an Address to confer some 
Mark of Royal Favour upon him, for the important Ser- 
vice rendered to his Country, withdrawn; Resolutions 
giving the Thanks of the House to Vice Admirals Thomp- 
son and Waldegrave, Rear Admirals Parker and Nelson, 
Captain Sir Robert Calder, and the several Captains and 
Officers ; also, expressing Approbation of the Services of 
the Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers, on board the Ships 
under his Command, Nem, Con.; to be transmitted by Mr. 
Speaker, ibid. Mr. Speaker communicates Sir John Jervis’s 

Answer, 24 APR, 

Enclosure General. Vide Waste Lands. 

Indemnity. Vide Certificates. Notes. Offices. West Indies. 

Index, General, to the Journals, Vide Address. 

to the Votes. Vide Address. 

India, House resolves to go into a Committee, to take into 
Consideration the State of the Finances of India, 23 JUNE. 
Committee deferred, 29.—6. 10,12 JULY. Matter con- 
sidered, 14. Reportdeferred, 15. Report several Resolu- 
tions, 17. Agreed to, ibid. 

Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for regulating the 

Trade to be carried on with India, by Ships of Nations in 

Amity with His Majesty, referred to a Committee of the 

whole House, 4 JULY. Considered; reported; Bill or- 

dered; 5. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; to be printed; 6. Committed,10. Considered, 

12. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. 

Royal Assent, 19. 

Vide Accounts. Calcutta. 

Indictments, Trial of. Vide Causes. 

Innerkeithing, &amp;c. Burghs. Vide Inverkeithing. 

Innkeepers Bill, for increasing the Rates of Subsistence to be 

' paid to Innkeepers and others on + fa Soldiers, or- 
dered,13 Mar. Member added; Bill presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 17. Committed, 20. 
Considered, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Insolvent Debtors. Vide Debtors. 

Instructions to Committees on Bills to receive Clauses, 25 
OcT.—16 Dec.—i4 JULY. 

to make Provision, 25 OcT.—3 Nov.—16. 17. 26 

DeEc.—io. 29 Mar.—2. 5. 11. 12. 25.31 May.—ig. 


20 JUNE.—13. 14 JULy,——T 0 extend the Provisions of 
Vo L. 52.——1796-7. 











East India. Madras. 





a Bill, 12 JuLy.—To turn One Bill into Two Bills, 
1. 3 Nov.—-To amend an Act, 9 May. 

Instructions to Select Committees to take part of a Report of 
a former Session into Consideration, 2 Novy.—To state 
an Account, and also to examine and consider of certain 
Regulations, &amp;c, 13 Mar.——To enquire into the Causes 
of a Person’s Suspension from his Office, and to report their 
Opinion thereon, 19 JUNE, To report Evidence, 26 
JUNE. 

— to Committee of Secrecy, to enquire into a certain. 

Matter (ordered upon Motion from a Committee of the 

whole House) 9 Mar. ) 

to Committees of the whole House on certain Mat- 
ters, to consider of other Matters, 23. 30 Mar. 

————— to Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills, 8. 9. 30° 
May.—11 JULY. | 

—— Vide Committees. Counsel. QuestionsNeg. Ways 

and Means, in Supply. : 

Invasion. Vide Descent. 


Inverkeithing, &amp;c. Burghs, Election Petition of Sir John Hen- 
derson, complaining thereof; Day appointed for taking it 
into Consideration; Notices to be sent to the Parties ; Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Re-- 
cords, 13 OcT. Orders for considering Petition, discharg &gt; 
and other Days appointed, 9 Nov.—31 Dec.—22 FEB.- 
Questien Neg. for discharging the Order for considerin 
Petition, 14 Mar. Order for considering Petition, ad- 
journed, 16. . Committee appointed, 17. Repart that the. 
Sitting Member was duly elected, &amp;c. 30. 

new Writ, 31 Mar. 

Journals of the House, Entries therein read, 7 Nov.—14 
Dee.—28 FEB.—6. 10 MaR.—19 JULY. 

to be printed, 17 JULY. 

—_— Vide Address. Clerk. Speaker. Supply. 

Ipswich, Petition for a Bill to authorize the Commissioners for- 

paving and lighting, &amp;c. that Town, to raise a further Sum 

of Money, and to amend the Act; referred to a Committee ; 

9 Dec. Reported ; Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 

26. Committed, 30. Petition of Owners and Occupiers. 

of Land in Ipswich, against; referred, and Counsel or- 

dered ; all to have Voices; 14 FEB. Petition of Bailiffs, 

&amp;c. of Ipswich, and of certain Persons residing in Suffolk 

and Norfolk, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered, 15. 

Petition from Bailiffs, &amp;c. of Ipswich ; referred, and Coun- 

sel ordered; 21. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 6 Mar. 

Passed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 APR. Royal Assent, 

24. 





























Ireland, Bill for making certain Annuities created by the 

' Parliament of that Kingdom transferrable, and the Divi- 
dends thereon payable at the Bank of England, and for the 
better Security of the Proprietors of such Annuities, order- 
ed; 4 APR. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se. 
cond Reading; 5. Committed, 6. Considered, 7. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 10. Passed, 21. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 1 May. Royal Assent, 3. ; 

Vide Accounts. King. Questions Neg. and previous. 
Supply. 

Irthlingborough Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for # 
Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. 

Tichin. Vide Bursledon. 


Justice, Courts of, Grand Committee for, appointed, 6 Ocr, 





36° &amp; 37° Geo, IIT. Parl. 18, Sess. 1. 4.1796, &amp; 1797: 


ELLET. Vide Over Kellet. 

Kelmscot Common Fields and other Commonable Lands, 
an for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered ; 23 

EB. 

Kent Election, Petition of certain Freeholders, complaining 
thereof; Day sepeinhed for taking it into Consideration; 
Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and. Records; 20 OcT. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, and another Day ap- 
pointed, 9 Nov. Lists of Persons to be objected to, or- 
dered to be exchanged, 28. Order for considering Petition 
discharged, and other Days appointed, 31 Dec.—24 FEB. 
—30 Mar.—21 APR. Order for considering Petition ad- 
journed, 28. Committee appointed, 29. Report that Sit- 
ting Member was duly elected, &amp;c. 5 Ma Y. 

Roads. Vide Chatham. Dover. 

—— Bill for revesting certain Lands, &amp;c. in the County of 
Kent, in the former Proprietors thereof, and for other Pur- 
poses therein mentioned, ordered, 28 Mar. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 30. ene 

mitted ; 














LN DEX @o the Firry-srconp VoLumE. 


‘mitted, 31. Committee deferred,3 4PR. Considered, 4. 


Reported ; to be ingrossed; 5. Passed,1o. Agreed to by 
the Lords,i7 May. Royal Assent, 25. | 

Kerry, Open Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill 

to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 24 FEB. Member 
added ; Bill presented, and read; 7 A4PR. Committed, 20. 
Reported ; to be re ome 8 MAY. Passed,15. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 26. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 27. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Kincardine Road. Vide Clackmannan. 
— shire, new Writ, 1 May. 





King, His Proclamation for dissolving the Parliament, 20 


AY. 

—— His Writs for proroguing the Parliament, 12 JULY.— 
6 AuG.—3 SEPT. His roclamations for proroguing 
the Parliament, 29 JULY.—3 SEPT. 

~— His Letters Patent for opening and holding the Parlia- 
ment, 27 SEPT. 

—— directs a Speaker to be chosen, 27 SEPT. 

—— His Approbation of Mr. Speaker elect, signified, 28 
SEPT. 

—— Message from, to attend Him in the House of Peers, 6 
Ocr. 

—— His Speech at the beginning of the Session, reported by 
Mr. Sects Resolution thereupon; Nem. Con. 6 Oct. 
—Vide Address. 

His Speech to be considered, 7 OcT. Considered ; 

Motion for a Supply ; to be considered in a Committee of 

the whole House ; 8. Vide Supply. 

appoints to be attended by the House at St. James’s, 8 

Oct. with an Address of both Houses, 14 JUNE. 


—— a Paragraph in His Speech to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 11 Oct. 

—— gives the Royal Assent to Bills—by Commission, 25 
OcT.—2. 11. 12 Nov.—23. 28. 30 DEC.—3. 7.10. 24. 27 
MaAR.—24 APR.—3. 9. 11.25 May.—6, 19. 22 JUNE.— 
4. 19 JULY.—in Person, 20. 

— His oes of former Sessions, read, 8. 14 DEC.— 
Proceedings of the House thereupon, 14. 

Message snare ogres | the House, that His Endea- 

vours to preserve Peace with Spain had been rendered in- 

effectual, by a Declaration of War on the Part of the Ca- 

tholic King, 12 DEc. Day appointed for considering it, 
ibid. Considered, 13. Vide Address. 


—-— His Recommendation to Petitions signified, 16 DEc.— 
20. 28 FEB.—17 Mar. | 

—-—- recommends making Provision for the Militia, 16 DEc. 
—for Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the Mi- 
litia, in Time of Peace, 23 JUNE. 


Message from, recommending to the House to make Pro- 
vision for enabling Him to continue such temporary Ad- 
vances to the Emperor as may be necessary, 17 bec. Day 
appointed for considering it, ibid. Considered, i9.—Vide 
Address.—Message referred to Committee of Supply, 19.— 

_ Vide Supply. Emperor. 

—— Message from, acquainting the House of the abrupt 
Determination on the Part of the French Government, of 
the Negociation for Peace, in which His Majesty was 
engaged, 26 Dec. Day appointed for considering it, ibid. 
Consideration deferred, 27. Message considered, 30. Vide 
Address. 

—— His Consent to Bills signified, 20 FEB.—27. 28 Mar. 
—6 APR.—11 May.—15. 29 JUNE.—3 JULY. 


—— Message from, communicating to the House the Mea- 
sures adopted to obviate the Effects occasioned by the un- 
usual Demand of Specie lately made from different Parts of 
the Country, on the epaie, 27 Fes. Day appointed 
for considering it, ibid. Considered, 28. Vide Address. 


—— Message from, recommending to the House to consider 
of certain Loans to Ireland and the Emperor, and also of a 
Vote of Credit, 29 APR. Day appointed for considering 
it, ibid. Considered ; Message again read, and referred to 
Committee of Supply, 1 May. Vide Supply.—to Com- 
mittee of Ways and Means. Vide Ways and Means, in 
Supply. 

—— Message from, acquainting the House of the intended 
Marriage between her Royal Highness the Princess Royal 
and the Hereditary Prince of Wirtembergh, 3 May. Re- 
solution thereupon, Nem. Con. ibid. Vide Address.—Mes- 
sage referred to Committee of Supply, 5. Vide Supply. 


Message from, acquainting the House of the Mutiny 
and Disobedience of he Crews of certain Ships at The 























Nore, 1 JUNE. Day appointed for considering it, ibid. 
Considered, 2. Vide Address. Seamen. 

King, Message from, for a Vote of Credit, to defray extraor- 
dinary Expences, and afford Assistance to the Queen of 
Portugal,6 JULY. Referred to Committee of Supply, 
ibid. Vide Supply. 

Part of His Speech in a former Session referred to the 

Committee upon the Consolidated Fund Bill, 14 JULY. 

His Speech at the Close of the Session, 20 JULY. 

King’s Sedgmoor. Vide Somerton. Street. 

—— Walden, Open and Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Pe- 
tition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 
FEB. Presented, and read, 23 Ma Y.—Committed, 14. 
JUNE. Reported; to be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 30. Agreed 
to by the Lords,14 JuLY. Royal Assent, 19. 

Kinross, Petition for a Bill for making and repairing the Road 
from thence, through Fossaway, Tully-bole, and Clack- 
mannan, to Alloa; referred toa Committee; 22 Fes. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 24 MAR. Member added; Bill 
presented, and read, 31. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 21. Passed,24. Agreed to by the Lords, 
24 May. Royal Assent, 25. 

Kirkbygrindalyth, Duggleby,and Mowthorpe, Petition fora Bill 
to confirm and establish the Division and Inclosure of cer- 
tain Lands in those Townships ; Bill ordered; 24 FEB. 

Kirkby Green. Vide Blankney. 

Lonsdale Road. Vide Milnthorp. 


Kirkcudbright, Petition for a Bill for more effectually making 
and repairing certain Roads in that Stewartry, and for 
amending the Act relating thereto; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 11 Nov. Reported; Billordered; 30. Present- 
ed, and read, 1 DEc. Committed, 13. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; g Mar. Passed,15. Agreed to by the Lords; 
Royal Assent; 27. 

Knipton Open Common Fields, and Commonable Lands, Pe- 
tition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Pre- 
sented, and read, 20 APR. Committed,24. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 16 May. Passed, 18. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Knubley, Edward. Vide Carlisle. 


Knutsford Road. Vide Hulmes Chapel. 











36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A. 1796 &amp; 1797. 
L4 NCASTER Custle. Vide Debtors. 


Petition for Leave to present a Petition 
after the limited Time, for a Bill to obviate Doubts respect- 
ing the holding of Adjournments of Quarter Sessions for 
that County, and to authorize the Justices to hold an An- 
nual General Sessions, and a Special Sessions, for particu- 
lar Purposes; Leave given; Petition presented ; referred 
to a Committee ; 5 JPR. Reported; Bill ordered; 3 May. 
Presented, and read, 5. Committed, 9. Petition from 
certain Justices of the County of Lancaster, against ; to lie 
upon the Table till the Report is received; Counsel ordered; 
15. Petition from the Corporation of Lancaster, against ; 
to lie upon the Table till Report is received, and Counsel 
ordered ; 18. Another Petition from Ditto, against, re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have Voices, ibid. Pe- 
tition from certain Inhabitants of Lancaster, against, re- 
ferred, 22. Question Neg. for Committee to sit and proceed 
upon a certain Day; ordered to sit and proceed upon that 
Day Six Months, 23. 


Roads. Vide Bolton-in-the-Moors. Castleton. Eden- 
field. Liverpool. Rochdale. 


— 











Inclosures. Vide Ditton. Halton. Harwood. Horn- 
by. Over Kellet. 
Land Forces, &amp;c. Vide Seamen. 





Tax. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 


Bill for appointing Commissioners for putting in 
Execution Act of this Session, ordered, 7 Nov. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 8. Com- 
mitted, 9. Members to prepare Lists of Commissioners 
Names; Resolutions of 21st Say 1786, relative to deliver- 
ing in the Lists,read ; ibid. Committee deferred, 31 Dec. 
—21 FER. Bill considered, 1 Mar. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 2. Order 
for Third Reading, read ; House informed that the Bill was 
not yet ingrossed ; Third Reading deferred ; 6. Passed, 13. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. : 


- Assessment. Vide Tax Office. 





Langley, 








Langley, Richard, Bill from the Lords for discharging certain 
Estates comprised in his Marriage Settlement, from the Uses 

’ thereby limited, and settling other Estates in lieu thereof, 
16 May. Read, 17. Committed, 22. Reported, and 
passed, 30. Royal Assent, 19 JUNE. 

Lansdown, Marquis of, Bill from the Lords, to relieve him 
from certain Disabilities, in consequence of his having sat 
and voted in the House of Peers, without taking the Oaths, 
6 Mar. Read; committed; reported; passed with Amend- 
ments; ibid. Amendments agreed to by the Lords; Royal 
Assent; 7. 

Lavington, West, Road. Vide Devizes. 

Laws, Expiring, Committee appointed to inspect ; to report 
Opinion from Time to Time; 21 4PR. Report Two Re- 
solutions; the First, for reviving and continuing so much 
of Act 26 Geo. ILI. as relates to Bounties for encouraging 
the Fisheries at Newfoundland; the Second, for conti- 
nuing so much of Act 33 Geo. III. as respects the Importa- 
tion and Exportation of Goods in Foreign Ships, into the 
Port of St. John, in Antigua; 24 May. Instruction to 
Committee of Ways and Means to consider of Acts men- 
tioned therein, ibid. Vide Ways and Means in Supply.— 
Report Resolution for ——a the Power granted by 
Act 33 Geo. III. to carry on the Manufacture of Maidstone 
Geneva ; agreed to, and Instruction accordingly ; 7 JUNE. 
Vide Bills in Supply. Report Resolution for continuing 
Part of Act 35 Geo. III. for better securing the Duties on 
Glass ; agreed to, and Instruction accordingly; 20. Vide 
Bills in Supply. 





——— Vide Bankrupts. 

Lechmere, Edmund. Vide Worcester. 

Lecturers, Petition of certain Lecturers of London, West- 
minster, &amp;c. for Leave to present a Petition after the limited 
Time, for Relief; Leave given; Petition presented; re- 
ferred to a Committee ; 15 Mar. 

Lee Church, Petition for a Bill to repair and enlarge, or to 
take down and rebuild the same; to lie upon the Table; 
22 FEB. 

Leeds Road. Vide Wakefield. 

Leek Canal. Vide Trent. 

Legacies, Bill to explain and amend Act of last Session, for 
granting Duties thereon, ordered,14 JULY. Presented and 
read; committed; ibid. Order for Committee, read, and 
postponed till the other Orders of the ag shall have been 

roceeded upon ; considered ; reported ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 15. Passed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
19. Royal Assent, 20. 

Leicester Navigation, Petition from the Company of Pro- 
prietors, for a Bill to enable them to finish and complete 
their Works, and discharge their Debts, and to amend the 
Act; referred to a Committee; 17 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 28. Presented,and read, 6 Mar. Committed, 
14. Petition of Creditors of the Wanlip Turnpike Road, 
against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have Voices ; 
ibid. Petition from certain Canal Companies, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered ; 21. Reported ; Report to 
lie upon the Table; 27. House informed that printed 
Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been 
delivered at the Door; Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed; 4 APR. Passed,5. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 26. Amendments considered, and agreed 
to, 29. Royal Assent, 3 May. 

Inclosures. Vide Knipton. 

Leominster Election, Petition of Mr. Biddulph, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 7 OcT. Petition 
of Electors, to be heard at the same Time; 20. Orders 
for considering Petitions discharged, and other Days ap- 
pointed, 2.11 Nov. Committee appointed, 29. Raper 
that the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 12 DEc. 

———— new Writ, 7 JUNE. 

Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Repair 
several Roads a into that Town; referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 12 Dec. Reported; Billordered; 15. Present- 
ed, and read, 16. ‘Committed, 20. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 30 May. Passed,31. Agreed to by the Lords, 
9 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Letheringsett. Vide Holt. 

Levant, House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of permitting Goods, the Product of certain Places within 
the Levant or Mediterranean Seas, to be imported in British 
or Foreign Vessels, from any Place whatever, 24 APR. 
Matter considered, and reported ; Bill ordered; 25. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 27. 

Voi. 52. 1796-7. 




















INDEX ¢@ the Firry-stconp VouuME. 


Committed, 15 May. Considered, 16. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 7 
JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Levant. Vide Turkey Company. 

Libotton, Anthony Henry, Petition for a Bill for his Natura- 
lization; Bill ordered; 17 Fes. Presented, and read, 20. 
Party takes Oaths; Bill committed; 24. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 
9 MarR. Royal Assent, 10. 

Lidford. Vide Dartmore. 

Lincoln Roads, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Act, and for repairing certain Roads 
from the Termination of the present Turnpike Roads at 
Bracebridge Bridge and Canwick Hill, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 20 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 20 MaR. Pre- 
sented, and read, 22. Committed, 27. Reported; tobe 
ingrossed; 5 APR. Passed,7. Agreed to by the Lords, 
12 May. Royal Assent, 25. 

—— shire, Petition from Occupiers of Land. Vide Corn. 

——— Inclosures. Vide Barrow. Blankney. Burringham. 
Greatford. Swayfield. Whaplode. 

Lindridge Commons or Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 22 FEB. Presented, and read, 
10 APR. Committed, 20. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
15 May. Passed,17. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal 
Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Litchfield Canons Residentiary, Petition for a Bill to amend 
the Act for augmenting their Number, and to make a fur- 
ther Provision for them, and an Addition to the Fabric 
Fund of the Church ; referred to a Committee; 31 OcT. 
Petition and Order again read; House infurmed, That the 
Expences attending the Works mentioned in the Petition 
were intended to be defrayed out of the Funds belongin 
to the Petitioners ; Bill ordered; 2 Nov. Presented, aad 
read, 7. Committed,2 Dec. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
12. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 22 FEB. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 23. 
Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 

Liverpool Roads to Prescot, Ashton, and Warrington, and 
other Places in the County of Lancaster, Petition fora Bill 
to enlarge Term and Powers of Act; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 14 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 9g MAR. Pre 
sented, and read, 10. Committed, 14. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 23. Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. 
Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Petition of the Pilots of Liverpool, for a Bill for 
the better Regulation and Encouragement of Pilots for 
conducting Vessels into and out of that Port; referred to 
a Committee; 22 FEB. Petition of Merchants, Owners 
and Masters of Vessels of Liverpool, for the like; referred 
to the same Committee; ibid. Petition reported; Bill or- 
dered; 1 May. Presented, and read, 8. Committed, 12. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Vide Seamen. 

Lloyd, John. Vide Flint. 

Tans. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 

Lobcomb Corner Road. Vide Basingstoke. 

Lockwood, Hannah. Vide Bright. 

London, Petition of certain Merchants and others, residing in 
or near the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough 
of Southwark, and Parts adjacent, for a Bill for making 

~ Wet Docks, Basons, Cuts, and other Works, for the greater 
Accommodation and Security of Shipping, Commerce, and 
Revenue, within the Port of London ; referred to a Com. 
mittee, 30 Nor. Reported; Billordered; 7 Dec. Pre- 
sented, and read, 9. Petition from the Shadwell Water 
Works Company, against; to lie upon the Table till Se- 
cond Reading, and Counsel ordered; 13. Petition from the 

Corporation of the City of London, against; to lie upon 

the Table till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered; 20. 

Day appointed for Second Reading, 30. Petitions from 

the Insurers of London ; from the Corporation of the Royal 

Exchange Assurance; and from Russian Company, in fa- 

vour; 14 Fee. Other Petitions in favour, viz. From 

Persons interested in the Import and Export Trade; Owners 

and Masters of Ships of London, &amp;c.; from the Turkey 

Company; East India; Merchants trading to North Ame- 

rica; Planters of West India Colonies, and Merchants 

trading thereto; 15. Order for Second Reading ; read ; 

House informed, that the Petitioners against the Bill did 

not desire to be heard in that Stage; Bill committed; all 

to have Voices; ibid. Petition from Merchants and Ship 

Owners of Malden, in favour, 17 FEB. Petition from 

Owners of Irongate and St. Catherine’s Wharfs, against ; 

F referred, 











IN DEX to the Firry-stcond VoLtuME. 


referred, and Counsel ordered; ibid. Petitions from Pro- 
ae Lessees, and Occupiers of Warehouses, and from 


Mr. Chelow, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered; 22: 
Petitions from the Shadwell Water Works Company, and 
- from Commissioners of Tower Hamlets Sewers, "oer 

' yeferred, and Counsel ordered ; 23. Petitions from Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. of St. George’s Parish, from Brazen Nose 

' College, Oxford, and from Owners, &amp;c. of Sufferance 
Wharfs, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 24, Pe- 
tition from Brazen Nose College, Oxford, against; r2ferred, 
and Counsel ordered; 2 MAR. Petition from Owners and 
Masters of Ships, in favour; 6. Petition from the Cor- 

oration of the City of London, against; referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 13. Committee revived, 17. Other Pe- 
titions against, viz. from Inhabitants of Billingsgate Ward; 
from Inhabitants of the Tower Ward; and from the Cor- 
poration of the City of London; referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 20. Petition from St. Mary Magdalen’s “Sigg 
Oxford, against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 21. 
tition of Mr. Rowcroft, against ; referred, and Counsel or- 
dered ; 23. Petition from Waterman’s Company, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 24. Petition from Fish- 
mongers Company, against; Question Neg. for referring 
it to Committee, and ordering Counsel; to lie upon the 
Table; 19 May. Petition ices Goldsmith’s Company, 
and from Proprietors of Legal Quays, against; referred, 
and Counsel ordered upon the last; g JUNE. Petition 
from Merchants of London, Westminster, and Southwark, 
in favour, 13 JULY. Petition for the Bill, and Report 
thereon, again read ; Resolutions respecting a future Ap- 

lication for the like Bill; 14. Committee to report the 
Kfinutes of their Evidence, 17. Minutes reported ; to lie 
upon the Table ; 18. 

London, Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for a Bill to amend 
and render more effectual, Acts 3 Jac. I. and 14 Geo. II. 
for the Recovery of small Debts in London, and for other 
Purposes; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and read, 
24 APR. 

Petition of the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for a Bill for im- 

proving the Port of London; referred toa Committee; 14 

Fer. Reported; Billordered; 20. Presented, and read, 

22. Petition from Commissioners of Tower Hamlets Sewers, 

against; to lie upon the Table till Second Reading: 23. 

Bill committed, 2 Mar. Petition from Brazen Nose Col- 

lege, Oxford, against; referred, and Counsel ordered; 6. 

Petition from Commissioners of Tower Hamlets Sewers, 

again read; referred, and Counsel ordered; 9. Petition 

from Waterman’s Company, against; referred, and Counsel 
ordered; 24. Petition from Cordwainers Company, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 28. Petition for the Bill, 

and Report thereon, again read ; Resolution respecting a 

future Application for the like Bill; 14 JULY. 

Bill ordered to provide for the Families of Persons 

serving in the Militia of London, ordered, 6 JUNE. 

Vide Accounts. Bread. Tower Hill. 

Lords Commissioners Speech, directing the House to chuse a 
Speaker, 27 SEPT. Approve their Choice, 28, 

———— Amendments to Bills agreed to with a 
special Entry, 29 DEc.—11 May.— 9 JUNE.—Put off for 
Three Months, 19 JULY. 
desire that the House will give Leave to 

certain Members to attend a Secret Committee appointed 
by them, 13 Mar. Vide Chancellor of the Exchequer.—27. 
Vide Boyd.—28. Vide Thornton.—4 APR. Vide Whitmore. 

—_——_—_- request a Copy of the several Reports from 
the Committee of Secrecy appointed by the House of Com- 

mons, 1 May. Vide Bank. 


Vide Accounts. 











—_—— 











Address. House. Sta- 


tutes. 

Lottery. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 

Tickets. Vide Consolidated Fund Bill, in Bills of 
Supply. 

Lovat. Vide Fraser. 

Loughborough C:nal_ Vide Leicester. 

Lowther, Sir William, Bill from the Lords for vesting certain 
Parts of his settled Estates in Trustees, to convey them to 
him in Fee upon his rie | other Estates to the same 
Uses, 10 APR. Read, 21, Committed, 26. Reported ; 
passed; 17 May. Royal Assent, 25. 





36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A. 1796 &amp; 1797. 


M © GAULEY, Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Mar- 

riage, 11 May. Read, ibid. Committed; Instruc- 

tion to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses; 15. Con- 
sidered ; reported; 23. Passed,24. Royal Assent, 25. 


Macleod, Norman. Vide Milborne Port, infra. 

Mackley. Vide Sapperton. 

Macklin, Thomas, Printseller, Petition from, for Leave to 
present a Petition after the limited Time, for a Bill to 
enable him to dispose of his Collection of Modern Paint- 
ings by way of Chance; Leave given; Petition presented ; 
referred to a Committee; 23 JUNE. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 29. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; 30. Committed, 4JULy. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. 
Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 


19. 

Madeley Roads. Vide Watling Street. 

Madras, Bill for the better Administration of Justice at Ma- 
dras and Bombay, ordered, 4 JULY.—Instruction for pre- 
venting British Subjects lending Money to the Native 

_ Princes in India,6. Bill presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; to be printed; ibid. Second Reading 
deferred, 7. Committed, 10. Committee deferred, 12. 
Instruction to extend the Jurisdiction of certain Courts of 
Requests ; Bill considered ; 13. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 14. Passed,15. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 19. Amendments 
considered; further Consideration put off for three Months ; 
ibid. 

—— Vide Calcutta. East India. 

Maidstone, Election, Petition of certain Electors complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records ; 20 OcT. Orders 
for considering Petition discharged, and other Days ap- 
pointed, 9g Nov.—31 Dec.—6 Mar.— 21.24 APR. Com- 
mittee appointed,g May. Report, that Sitting Member 
was duly elected, &amp;c. 15. 

Malmesbury Election, Petition of Mr. Vassar, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration; 
17 OcT. Petition of Burgesses ; to be considered at the 
same Time, and Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr. 
Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Re- 
cords ; ibid. Committee appointed, 1 Norv. Report touch- 
ing the Right of Election, and that the Sitting Members 
were duly elected, &amp;c. 7. 

new Writ, 9 Nor. 


Election Petition of Mr. Vassar, complaining of 
another Election; Day appointed for taking it into Con- 
sideration ; Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 6 
Dec, Orders for considering Petition discharged, and other 
Days appointed, 31.—3 Mar.—7 APR. Order for con- 
sidering Petition, adjourned, 4 May. Committee ap- 
pointed, 5. Report touching the Right of Election, and 
that the Sitting Member was duly elected, &amp;c. 10. 

Malt. Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 


Manning, Edward, Petition for a Bill to authorize the Com- 
missioners of Stamps to order.a certain Note to be marked 
with a proper Stamp, upon Payment of the Duty in that 
Behalf; to lie upon the Table; 24 FEB. Petition again 
read, and referred to a Committee, 12 May. Reported ; 
Day appointed for further Consideration of Report; 18, 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 22. Report re- 
committed, 23. Reported; and Bill ordered; 26. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 31. 
Petition of Mr. Champion and others, against; to lie upon 
the Table till Second Reading and Counsel ordered; 2 
JuNE. Second Reading, deferred, 9. 19. Motion for 
Second Reading of Bill dropped for Want of Forty Mem- 
bers,21. Another Day appointed for Second Reading, 
22. Second Reading deferred, 29. Put off for Three 
Months, 4 JULY. 


Marine Forces, Bill for their Regulation while on Shore, or- 
dered, 28 FEB. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 1 Mar. Committed,2. Considered, 3. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 6. Passed, 10. Agreed to 
by the Lords,17. Royal Assent, 24. 

Maroons, Motion for an Address for Copy of Correspondence 
between the Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica and Major 
General Walpole, as far as relates to the Transactions re- 
lative to the Maroons of Trelawney Town; withdrawn; 
26 APR. 

Vide Accounts. Address. 

Martin, Denny. Vide Fairfaz. 


Mary le Bone, St. Petition for a Bill to provide an addi- 
tional Burying Ground for that Parish ; referred toa Com- 
mittee; 30 Nov. Reported ; and Bill ordered, 24 DEC. 


Presented, and read; 26. Committed, go. nigh 
Maue 





IN DEX ¢@éo the Firtry-stconp VotuME. 


Maie, John Jacob. Vide Heisch. 
Mawes, Saint, new Writ, 21 OcT. 
Melcombe Regis. Vide Weymouth. 


Members, List of them returned to serve in Parliament deli- 
vered to the Clerk of the House by the Clerk of the Crown, 
27 SEPT. 

- the Oaths adininistered by the Lord Steward to se- 

veral, 27 SEPT. His Deputation to administer Oaths to 

the other Members, ibid.—Others take the Oaths, 28, 20, 

30 SEPT—5, 6 OcT.—1. 3. 28 Nov.—2 Mar. 

to withdraw during the Time any Matter of Privi- 

lege relating to them is in Debate, 6 OcT. 

&gt; -not to bring Strangers into the House or Gallery, 6 
CT. 

- Letters directed to them; usual Orders relating 
thereto; 6 OcT. 
Chosen for Two Places, make their Election for which 
they will serve, 21. 24. 25. 27 OcT.—g Nor. One makes 
his Election after the Time limited, with Reason assigned, 
14 Fes. 
Names of several set aside, after drawn to be on Se- 
lect Committees for Trial of controverted Elections, viz.— 
on Account of their Age, 27 OcT.—1. 3. 29 Nov.—16 
DeEc.—17. 21.23 FEB.—2.17 MAR.—28. 29 APR.—2. 5. 
9 May.—o JUNE. As being Members, against whose 
Elections or Returns Petitions were depending, 27 OcT.— 
1.3.29 Nov.—16 Dec.—17. 21. 23 FEB.—2.17 MaR.— 
28.29 APR.—5 May.—g JUNE. As being under im- 
mediate Orders for Service out of Great Britain, 1 Nov. 
On Account of their then serving on Select Committees 
for Trial of controverted Elections, 1. 3 Nov.—2i. 23 
FEB.—2 MAR.—2. 5.9 May.——As it would be attend- 
ed with material Inconvenience to the public Service, 1. 3. 
29 Nov.—2y APR.—-2 May. on Account of being Pe- 
titioners complaining of undue Elections and Returns, 1, 
29 Nov.—their Returns not having been brought in Four- 
teen Days, 3 Nov.—16 Dec. on Account of having al- 
ready served on Select Committees for Trial of controverted 
Elections, 29 Nov.—16 DeEc.—17. 21. 23 FEB.—2. 17 
MarR.—28.29 APR.—2. 5.9 MAY.—g JUNE. as be- 
ing Master of the Rolls, 17 FE8.—2 Ma y.—on Account 
of their then serving on the Select Committee appointed to 
examine into the Amount of the public.Debts, 17 Mar.—as 
having voted at the Election complained of, 28. 290 4PR.— 
being subpoenaed to attend as a W itness at a Trial of a Cause 
in Guildhall, 9g JUNE. 

Names of several being drawn to serve on Select 

Committees for Trial of controverted Elections, they de- 

sired the Petitions complaining of the last Election for the 

Places for which they were returned might be read, in order 

that the House might determine, whether they were eligible 

to serve on the said Select Committees; Petitions read ; 

and it being the Sense of the House, that the Petitions did 

not complain of their Returns, their Names were set down 

in the List of Forty-nine, 1. 3 Nov. 

have Leave to absent themselves from any further 

Attendance on Select Committees appointed to try contro- 
verted Elections—on Account of the Death of a near Re- 
— 7 Nov.——on Account of severe Indisposition, 27 

EB. 

—— —~ not attending at the Call of the House, to be sent for 
in Custody, 28 OcT.—1. 3. 11. 29 Nov.—6. 12 DEc.—17 
MAR.—3. 10, 26. 28 APR. 


have Leave of Absence, 3. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 
28. 30 Nov.—2. 6. 7. 8. g. 12. 13. 14. 15 DEC.—27. 
31 MAR.—3. 25. 27.29 APR.—1. 3.5.6 May. 

Leave given to one to stay in the Country, 9 DEc. 


- Motion for giving one Leave to stay in the Country 
for a certain Time, withdrawn, 31 Mar. 


- to prepare Lists of Commissioners Names to execute 
Land Tax Act, 9 Nov. 


———- added to others appointed to bring in Bills, 10 Nor. 
—1i9.29 DEC.— 22.23. 27 FEB.—2. 3. 10. 13. 17. 20. 23. 
31 Man—s.6. 20.21.24 APR.—8 May.—2, 27 JUNE. 

- directed to make Reports, 10 Nov.—16. 17. 20 DEc. 

—17.24 FEB.—9. 23.24. 31 MaR.—6. 7.20.21.27 APR.— 

3. 5. 8 10, 12. 26. 31 May.—g. 12 21 JUNE.—6, 15 

JULY. 

Resolution, that no Leave of Absence be granted to 

any Member, to take Effect before a certain Day, unless on 

special Statement of the Case on which such Leave is ap- 
plied for, 15 DEc. Leave given accordingly, ibid. 

to prepare Lists of Fifteen Persons Names to be a 

Committee, 28 FEB.—10 MAR. 

Vou. 52.——1796-7. 

































































Members to carry Bills to the Lords, instead of those first ap- 
pointed, 3 MarR.—7 APR.—16 JUNE. 

——~ Leave 7 to several to go to the Lords to be ex- 
amined, 13. 28 MAaR.—5. 6 APR, 

- added to Committees, 27 Mar.—24 May. 

- ordered to attend the Service of the House, 3. 10 

APR. Orders for the Attendance of several of them dis- 

charged, 5.6.7 APR. 

Names of several to be called over on a certain Day, 

3. 10 re Orders for calling over some of them discharg 

ed, 5. 6. 7. 

Mr. Speaker to report to the House, a List of the 

Members who shall be absent on the Appointment of a cer- 

tain Committee for the Trial of a controverted Election, 

28 APR. Vide Elections. 

heard in their Places, 10. 16 May —1 JUNE. 

- appointed to attend with the Congratulations of the 

House,ig May. Vide Queen. Princess. 

- their Votes objected to, in agreeing to a Resolution 
reported from Committee of Ways and Means, 1 JUNE. 
Vide Huskisson. Rose. 
ordered to attend His Majesty with certain Peers, 
with an Address of both Houses, 14 JUNE. 
- Vide Divisions. Elections. House. 
Questions Neg. Speaker. Writs. 


Mercers Company. Vide Accounts. 
Mersey Navigation. Vide Trent. 
Messages. Vide House. King. Lords. Princess. 


Middlesex, Petition for a Bill to empower the Justices at their 
General or Quarter Sessions to make a fair and equal 
County Rate for that County ; referred toa Committee ; 
24 FEB. Petition from Churchwardens and Overseers of 
the Poor of Whitechapel, and several other Parishes, for 
the like; referred to the same Committee ; ibid. Petitions 
reported ; Bill ordered; 24 Mar. Presented, and read, 
29. Petition from the Duke of Portland, &amp;c. against; to 
lie upon the Table till Second Reading, and Counsel or- 
dered ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 6 4PR. Pe- 
titions from the Parishes of Acton and St. Luke Chelsea, 
in favour, 10. Second Reading deferred, 20. Petition 
from Vicar, Churchwardens, and Parishioners of Saint 
Pancras, against; to lie upon the Table till Second Read- 
ing, and Counsel ordered; 24. Petitions in favour, viz. 
from the several Parishes of Saint Luke Old Street; Saint 
Sepulchre ; Saint Paul Shadwell; Isleworth and Shepper- 
ton; Chiswick, Teddington, Kensington, Fulham, and 
Hammersmith ; Ealing and Old Brentford; Edgware and 
Stanmore; Finchley, ‘Harefield, Hanwell, Norwood, and 
Greenford ; Harrow, Hendon, Kingsbury, and Wilsden ; 
Northett, Drayton, &amp;c.; Saint Mary Stratford, Bow, and 
Bromley ; Saint Leonard, Staines, Stanwell, &amp;c. ; Totten- 
ham and Stoke Newington; and Saint John Wapping ; 
25 APR. Second Reading deferred, 26. Bill ordered to 
be read a Second Time; odes informed the Petitioners 
against did not desire to be heard in this Stage; Bill com- 
mitted; 3 May. All to have Voices, 8. Reported; to 
be ingrossed ; 11. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords 
23. Royal Assent, 25. 

Inclosures. Vide Harrow. 

Midhurst Road. Vide Chichester, 

, new Writ, 17 Fes. 


Milborne Port Election, Petition of Mr. Macleod, complain- 
ing thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Considera- 
tion; Notices to be sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to 
issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 8. 
Oct. Petition of Electors ; to be heard at the same Time ; 
20. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that Mr. Macleod 
had not entered into his Recognizance; Order for consi- 
dering his Petition discharged; 24. Order for consider- 
ing Petition of Electors discharged, and another Day ap- 
pointed, 2 Nov. Committee appointed, 29. Report touch- 
ing the Right of Election, and that the Sitting Member was 
daly elected, &amp;c. 12 DEC. ; 


Milbrooke Church, Petition to take down and rebuild tne same, 
and to enlarge the Church Yard; referred to a Committee ; 
28 Norv. Reported; Bill ordered; 13 Dec. Presented, 
and read, 16. Committed, 20. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
27 FEB. Passed,io MarR. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 10 APR. Amendments considered, and 
agreed to, 5 May. Royal Assent, 9. 


Military Service, Bill to enable His Majesty to require the 
Military Service of certain Persons to be embodied in case 
of Necessity, for the Defence of these Kingdoms, ordered, 
1 Noy. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; 





























Motions.infra. 





Reading; to be printed; 2. Second Reading deferred, 3. 
11.—1 Dec. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 2. 

Militia, Bill for providing an Augmentation thereto, to be 
trained and exercised in the Manner therein directed, and 
to enable His Majesty to cause the same to be embodied in 
case of Necessity, for the Defence of these Kingdoms; or- 
dered; 18 OcT. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 20. Committed ; fede ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; Bill as 
pan es to be printed; 21. Bill recommitted ; further con- 
sidered ; 31. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 1 Nov. Bill passed, 2. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 8. Royal Assent, 11. 

— Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 

Charge of Pay and Cloathing thereof, 12 Dec. Reported ; 

Report to lie upon the Table; 15. King’s Recommenda- 

tion signified; Report referred to Committee of Supply ; 

16. Vide Supply. Bills in Supply. 

— Bill to explain and amend Act of this Session, for 

augmenting the Militia, ordered, 13 DEc. Presented, and 

read; committed; 19. Considered; reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; Bill as amended, 
to be printed; 20. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 22. Passed, 

23. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 28. 

Amendments considered, and with a special Entry, agreed 

to, 29. Royal Assent, 30. 

Bill to explain Act 33 Geo. III. for providing for 

the Families of Militia Men; ordered; 6 JUNE. Pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 7. 

— Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 

Expence of Allowance to certain Subaltern Officers of the 

Militia, in Time of Peace,14 JUNE. Reported; Report 

to lie upon the Table; 15. King’s Recommendation sig- 

nified; Report referred to Committee of Supply; 23. 

Vide Supply. Bills in Supply. 

— Vide Accounts. Catholics. 
land.’ Supply. Tower Hamlets. 

Millar, Doctor, Petition from him, relating to Matters of 
Finance, &amp;c.; to lie upon the Table; 24 Mar. 

Mill Mead. Vide Eaton Hastings. 

Milnthorp, Petition for a Bill to repair and widen the public 
high Road leading from thence to Kirkby Lonsdale; re- 
ferred to a Committee ; 22 FEB. bag Bill ordered ; 
9 MarR. Presented, and read, 13. Committed,21. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; 3 4PR. Passed, 5. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 26. Amendments consider- 
ed, and agreed to, 27. Royal Assent, 3 Mar. 


Ministers King’s. Vide Questions Neg. 


Minutes of Evidence taken by a Committee to be reported 
to the House, 26 JUNE.—17 JULY. Reported, and order- 
ed to lie upon the Table, 13. 18. 


— Vide Elections. 


Models, Petition of several Artists and Designers of new Mo- 
dels, and Casts of Busts, and other ona for a Bill to 
secure to them their Rights in the same ; referred toa Com- 
mittee; 23 FEB. 

Mold Road. Vide Denbigh. 

Mollington Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 15 FeB. Pre- 
sented, and read, 20 Mar. Committed, 29. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed, 10 APR. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 5 May. Royal Assent, 9. 


Monk Fryston. Vide Hillam. 


Monmouthshire Canal N ovigaeee. Petition from the Company 
of Proprietors for a Bill to extend the same; and 
also to explain and amend the Act; referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 22 FEB. meported ¢ Bill ordered; 6 Mar. Pre- 
sented, and read, 21. Petition of Mr. Kemeys, against; to 
lie upon the Table till Second Reading ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 3 4PR. Bill committed; Petition of 
Mr. Kemeys again read; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
all to have Voices; 10. Committee empowered to send for 
Persons, Papers, and Records, 1 Mary. Bill reported; 
Report to lie upon the Table; 24. House informed that 

rinted Copies of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, 

ad been delivered at the Door ; Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 1 JUNE. Passed,2. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 4 JULY. 


Montgomery Inclosures. Vide Kerry. 
Moore, Peter. Vide Tewkesbury. 


Moorlinch Open and Commonable Pastures, and Arable Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and improve; Bill or- 
dered; 23 FEB. Presented, and read, 8 May. Commit- 














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INDEX to the Firry-SECOND VoLUME. 





ted, 12. Reported; to be ingrossed; 25. Passed, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 15 JUNE. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to; 16. Royal Assent, 
19. 

Moorlinch. Vide Catcot. 

Moreton Corbet, Showbury, &amp;c. Commons and Waste Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to ‘Ueide, allot, and inclose; Bill or- 
dered; 13 Dec. Presented, and read, 9 MarR. Com- 
mitted, 13. . Reported; to be ingrossed ; 2 May. Passed, 
5. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Morrice, Alexander. Vide Southwark. 

Mostyn, Sir Thomas. Vide Flint. 

Motions referred to Committees of the whole House, 8 Oc Tr.— 
16 May.—27 JUNE.—4 JULY. Vide Questions Neg. 
Leave to make, 17. 25 OcT.—1. 3. 4.7 Nov.—i. 
30 DEc.—27 FEB.—14. 27 MAR.—10 APR.—3. 9. 22 

May.—27 JUNE.—6. 12. 15 JULY. 

withdrawn, 5.8 DEC.—20 FEB.—1. 3. 31 Mar.— 
26 APR.—1 JUNE. 

Motteur, John. Vide Downton. 

Mowthorpe. Vide Kirbygrindalyth. 

Muniz, Philipp Frederick, Petition for a Bill for his Natura- 
lization ; Bil ordered; 6 DEC. Presented, and read, 7. 
Party takes Oaths, 12. Bill committed, 14. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 15. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 
23. Royal Assent, 28. 

Mutford. Vide Barnby. 

Mutiny and Desertion, Bill for punishing, ordered, 24 OcT.— 
Presented, and read,1g DEc. Committed,:4 FEB. Con- 
sidered, 17. Report deferred, 20. 21. 22. 24. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 1 Mar. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 9. Royal Assent, 10. 

——— Vide Address. King. Marine Forces. Seamen. 








36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl.18. Sess.1. A.1796 &amp; 1797. 


ATIONAL Debt, Bill for granting £. 200,000 to the 

Bank, to be placed to the Account of the Commissioners 
for Reduction of the National Debt; ordered; 3 JuLy. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
4. Committed, 5. Considered, 6. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 7. Passed, 
10. Agreed to by the Lords,14. Royal Assent, 19. 


Vide Accounts. 





Naval and Military Officers, Motion for an Address, entreating 


His Majesty to appoint a Board of them, under the Di- 
rection of the Commander in Chief, to take into Considera- 
tion Measures for the Security and Defence of the Country, 
superseded by the Question for Adjournment, 28 Mar, 


Naval Courts Martial. Vide Pardons. 

Navigation Acts. Vide Shipping. 

Navigations. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Navy, Bill for the more speedy Payment of Navy, Victual- 
ling, and Transport Bills, issued in future, ordered, 13 DEc. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
17. Committed, 20. Considered, 21. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for ‘'hird Reading, 22. Passed, 
23. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 30. 

Bill for extending the Time limited by Act of this Ses- 

sion, for delivering in Navy, Victualling, Transport, and 

Exchequer Bills, ordered, 15 Dec. Presented, and read; - 

Day appointed for Second Reading; 16. Committed, 19. 

Considered, 20. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appoint- 

ed for Third Reading ; 21. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the - 

Lords, 27. Royal Assent, 28. 

Vide Accounts. Army. Descent. Seamen. Supply. 

Negroes, Bill to repeal so much of Act 5 Geo. II. as makes 
Negroes real Assets for the Payment of Debts, ordered, 1 
JUNE. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 13. Committed, 16. Considered ; reported; to 
be ingrossed; 20. Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 
15 JULY. Royal Assent, 19. 

Nelson, Rear Admiral. Vide Jervis. 

Neutral Ships, Acts 35 and 36 Geo. III. respecting Dutch 
Property and Neutral Ships, to be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 2 DEc. Committee deferred, 5. 6. 
Acts considered ; Bill ordered to continue Acts 35 and 36 
Geo. III. respecting the Admission of certain Articles of 
Merchandize in Neutral Ships, and the issuing of Orders in 
Council for that Purpose for a Time to limited, 9. 
Presented, and read, 12. Committed, 13. Committee de- 
ferred, 14. Bill considered,15. Reported ; $o be engngers ; 

16. 











IN DE X ‘to the ’Firry-seconv-VoLtuME. 


16. Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal 
Assent, 23. ‘ 

Newark upon Trent, new Writ, 19 JULY. 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Petition from certain Inhabitants thereof, 
and of the County of Northumberland, for a Bill to make 
a Navigable Canal from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Haydon 
Bridge,. and to communicate .with the Turnpike Road 
leading from Holtwhistle to Carlisle; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 6 DEC. Reported; Bill ordered; 27 FEB. Pre- 
sented, and read; Question Neg. for Second Reading of 
Bill upon a certain Day; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 6 Mar. Petitions from the Ministers, Church- 
wardens, &amp;c. of the Parish of St. Johnlee ; from Owners 
of Lands; and from Mr. Errington and others, Land 
Owners, against; to lie upon the Table till Second Read- 
ing ; and Counsel ordered; 9. Bill ordered to be read a 
Second Time; House informed that the Petitioners against 
did not desire to be heard in this Stage; Bill committed ; 
Petitions against deferred, and Counsel ordered ; all to 
have Voices; 15. Petition from Corporation of Greenwich 
Hospital in Favour, 24. Other Petitions in Favour, viz. 
from Inhabitants of Newcastle ; Owners and Occupiers of 
Lands in North Shields, and Newcastle; 31. Committee 
empowered to sit, notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House, 10 APR. 


Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
amending and keeping in Repair the Road from the West 
Cowgate, near that Town, through Kenton Pontsland and 
other Places, to the River Wanspeck, and also the Road 
leading from the said Road into the Alemouth Turnpike 
Road; referred to a Committee; 22 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 6 Mar. Presented, and read, 10. Com- 
mitted, 14. Reported; to be ingrossed; 29. Passed, 20 
APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 May. Royal Assent, 





3. 
Newgate Debtors. Vide Debtors. 


Newlyn, Petition for a Bill to erect a new Pier there; referred 
to a Committee; 21 DEc. 


Newport (Southampton) new Writs, for Two Burgesses, 26 
Oct. 


Newport Pagnel Road. Vide Stoke Goldington. 
Ninfield Rectory. Vide Ashburnham. 


Noble, Mr. Petition from, for a Bill to extend the Term of 
his Patent for the Invention of an Engine for raising 
Water; referred to a Committee; 24 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 6 May. Presented, and read, io. 


—— Petition for a Bill to hold the Lent Assizes for that 

ounty at the Castle of Norwich; Bill ordered; 8 Noy. 
Presented, and read, 5 DEC. Petition from the Corpora- 
tion, &amp;c. of Thetford, and from Inhabitants of the Western 
Parts of Norfolk, against; to lie upon the Table till Second 
Reading, and Counsel ordered ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; ibid. Petitions from Corporation, and from 
Inhabitants of Norwich, in favour, 12. Second Reading 
deferred, 13. 31 DEC.—17 FEB. Petition from Freehold- 
ers of the Western Parts of Norfolk, against ; to lie upon 
the Table till Second Reading, and Counsel ordered; 28. 
Second Reading, deferred, 1. 29 MaR.—2. 30 May.—- 
Put off for One Month, 29 JUNE. 

Roads. Vide Norwich infra. 

Inclosures. Vide Acle. Holt. 
Toney. : 

Normanton, South, Common and Waste Grounds, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 28 Ocr. Presented, 
and read, 4 Nov. Petition from Proprietors of Lands, 
against ; to lie upon the Table till Second Reading of 
Bill; 11. Bill committed; Petition against, read again, 
and referred; 12. Allto have Voices, 28. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 2 Dec. Passed, 5. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 23. 

Norris, Charlotte Laura. Vide Wodehouse. 

Northam Road. Vide Bursledon Bridge. 

Northampton, Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act for 

ving and lighting that Town, and to continue certain 
Tolls y the said Act granted; referred to a Committee ; 
14 Fep. Reported; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and 
read, 1g Mar. Committed, 17. Reported; to be in- 
go 27. Passed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 APR. 
oyal Assent, 24. 

County, new Writ, 17 JULy. 

Roads. Vide Stoke Goldington. Wellingborough. 

Inclosures. Vide Blatherwick. Irthlingborough. 
Raunds. Whittlebury. 

North Curry. Vide Curry. 

Vou, 52.——1796-7. 





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Norwell Open Field Lands, Meadows, &amp;c. ‘Petition for a Bill 
to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 20 FEB: 

Northumberland Inclosures. Vide Tynemouth, Wark. 

Norwich, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in repair 
the Road from Magdalen Gate in that City to the King’s 
Arms Inn, in North Walsham; referred to a Committee ; 
26 OcT. Reported; Bill ordered ; 28 Nov. Presented, 
and read, 30. Committed, 5 DEc. Reported; to be in- 
Spam 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. 

oyal Assent, 28. 
Castle of. Vide Norfolk, supra. 


Notes, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to suspend, for a 
Time to be limited, Acts 15 and 17 Geo. III. for restrain- 
ing the Negotiation of Promissory Notes, &amp;c. under a ‘li- 
mited Sum, so far as they relate to Manufacturers and 
Bankers, not residing in the Cities of London and West- 
minster, withdrawn ; Bill to suspend, for a Time to be li- 
mited, the Operation of the said Acts; ordered; 1 MAR. 
Presented, and read; committed; considered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 2. Passed, 3.. A 
Message to the Lords acquainting them of a Mistake re- 
lating to the Bill, 6. Bill agreed to by the Lords, with an 
Amendment; 9. Amendment considered, and agreed to, 
ibid. Royal Assent, 10. 


—— Bill to allow the Banks and Banking Companies in 
Scotland to issue Notes for small Sums, and to indemnify 
Persons for having issued such Notes ; ordered ; 14 MAR. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Committed, 15. Considered, 17. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 
21, Agreed to bythe Lords; Royal Assent; 27. 

Bill to amend and continue Act of this Session for 
suspending Acts 15 and 17 Geo. III. relating to the Nego- 
tiation of Poonioncts Notes ; ordered; 20 APR. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 21. Considered; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments,10 May. Amendments 
considered, and with a special Entry, agreed to, 11. Royal 
Assent, 25. 

—— Bill to continue Act of this Session for allowing the 
Banks and Banking Companies in Scotland to issue Notes 
for small Sums; ordered, 3 May. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 5. Committed, 6. 
Committee deferred, 8. Instruction to amend the Act; 
Bill considered ; reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 9. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 17. Amendments considered, 
and agreed to, 19. Royal Assent, 25. 


Bill further to continue Act of this Session for sus- 
pending Acts 15 and 17 Geo. III. relating to the Nego- 
tiation of Promissory Notes; ordered; 19 JUNE. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 20. 
Committed, 22. Céumidered, 23. Reported ; to in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. Passed, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords, 18 Juzy. Royal Assent, 19. 

—— Bill to enable the Commissioners of Stamp Duties to 
stamp Bills of Exchange, Notes, Deeds, &amp;c. in certain 
Cases; ordered, 6 JULY. Order of Leave discharged ; and 
another Bill ordered; 12. Vide Deeds. 

Bill further to continue Act of this Session for allowing 

the Banks and Banking Companies in Scotland to issue 

Notes for small Sums; ordered, 11 JULY. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 12. Com- 

mitted, 13. Conghbinnd, 14- Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 

15. Passed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal 

Assent, 20. 

Vide Bank. Deeds. Manning. 

Nottingham Inclosure. Vide Norwell. 


Nymphsfield. Vide Charlton. 




















36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


O04 THS taken by Parties in order to their Naturalization. 

Vide Astor. Azemar. Blauroch. Borel. Choumert. Gru- 
neisen. Haussoullier. Hinrichs. Libotton. Muntz. Ravelli. 
Runquist. Steinberg. Testolini. Vink. Wienholt. 

Bill for more effectually preventing the admini- 
stering of unlawful Oaths; ordered, 7 JULY. Presented, 
and read; -Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 
printed ; ibid. . Committed, 10. Considered, 11. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 12. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 18, 
Royal Assent,.19. 

——— Vide East India Company. Members. 

G 








Offices 





es and layman » Bill to indemnify Persons. who bay, 
lies ne ane fy for, ae ordered, : Nor. Pree 
and read, 3. Committed, Considered, 7. Reparted ; 
to be ingrossed ; 8. Passed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 

* 28. Royal Assent, 23 Dec. ' 

—— Vide Accounts. 

Old Sarum, new, Writ, 20 JULY. 

Opie, John, Bill, from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage, 4 
Nov. Read, ibid. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel 
and examine Witnesses; 8. Committee deferred, 11. 
Bill considered ; reported ; 28. Passed, 30. Royal Assent, 
23 Dec. 

Orders and Resolutions, usual, made, touching Privileges and 
Elections ; Witnesses; to prevent Disorders ; and relating 
to Members, Letters ; 6. OCT. 

for considering certain Election Petitions discharged, 
and other Days appointed, 25 OcT.—2. 9. 11 Nov.—i2. 
31 DEc.—22. 24 FEB.—3.6. 30 MAR.—5. 21.24 APR.— 
2.18 May.—for considering one discharged, 24.25 OcT.— 
3. 4. 30 Nov.—23 DEC.—g. 12 JUNE.—adjourned for 
Want of an Hundred Members, 16 FEB.—16 Mar.—4 
May.—8 JUNE. 

—— Standing, Petitions reported as not being within the 
Standing Orders—in Navigation Bills, 31 OcT.—-30 Nor. 
a meen ey not complied with, and Notices ordered to be 
‘given—in Bills of Drainage, 13 DEc.—in Turnpike Bills, 

10.13 MAR.—10 APR.—in Paving Bills, 5 APR. 

Standing, not complied with, Notices having been 

given in the News-papers in the wrong Month, and Bill 

ordered ; in Turnpike Bills, 27 FEB.—7 MaR.—in Bills for 
building Bridges, 22 MAR. 

dispensed with, in Inclosure Bills, 24 Mar.—5 Mary. 
—in Application for additional Provision in a Drainage 
Bill, and Instruction given, 12 May. 

oe for referring a Petition to a Committee, discharged, 2 

OV, 

—— made ppon a former Day, discharged, and others made, 
11 Nov.—12. 27.31 DEC.—17 FEB.—24 MAR.—10 APR. 
—2.30 May.—5. 12 JULY. 

——— of a former Day read, 5 DEc.—1 Mar. 

——— for bringing a Person to the Bar, discharged, 7 DEc. 

for the Attendance of Persons, discharged, 7.8 DEc. 

—— for calling over the House, discharged, 12 DEc.—8 
May. 

—— of Leave for Bills, discharged, 16 DEc.—24 FeB.—8 
May.—6. 12 JULY. 

in Part discharged, 3. 26 APR. 

—— of the Day read upon a Division, 27 FEB.—10 APR. 

for again calling over the Names of certain Members, 

discharged, 5, 6.7 APR.—for the Attendance of several, 
discharged, 5.6.7 APR. 

for Mr. Speaker to report the Names of Defaulters at 

the Ballot for an Election Committee, discharged, 8 May. 

so much of certain Orders discharged, as directs a Com- 
mittee to report Opinion, 26 JUNE. 


of the Day postponed till after the House shall have 
proceeded upon the other Orders of the Day, 10. 15. 17 
JuLy.—Discharged, 14 JULY. 

Ordnance. Vide Accounts. 

Orford, new Writ, 19 JULY. 

Othery, Open and Commonable Pastures and Arable Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, exchange, and improve ; 
Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 6 Mar. Passed, 
g. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Over Darwen Road. Vide Bolton-in-the-Moors. 

Over Kellet Moor, Common or Waste Ground, Petition for 
a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Member added; 
Bill presented, aad read, 27. Committed, 3 Mar. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 13. Passed, 22. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Ouse, Petition for taking down and re-building the Bridge 
over that River; and for widening certain Streets. leading 
thereto, in the City of York; referred to a Committee ; 
20 FEB. 

Outlawries, Clandestine, Bill to prevent, read, 6 Oct. 

Oxford Roads. Vide Adderbury. 

—— Inclosures. Vide Mollington. Kelmscot. 

Oxhill Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose ; Billordered; 14 FRB. Presented, and 
read,8 May. Committed,i2. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 



































INDEX to the Fryry.secenp Vayvye: 





gt is Pe + fuNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 15. Royal 


n t, 1 . 


36° § 37° Geo. IE. Park. 18. Sees.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1799. 


PAISLEY Lone Road, at the West Side of the Entry to 

the new Bridge of Glasgow, by Parkhouse, to the Bact 

End of the Bridge at Renfrew, a Bill to enlarge Term and 

Powers of Act 34 Geo. IT]. relating thereto ; ordered; 28 

Fes, Presentete and read, 6 Mar. Committed, 10, Re- 

porter: to be ingrossed; 6 APR. Passed, 7- Agreed to 
y the Lords,1 May. Royal Assent, 3, 

——_—————- Road. Vide Renfrew. 

Palmer, John (Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Post 
Office) Petition from, for Leave to present a Petition after 
the limited Time, relative to the Agreement made with 
him, for carrying into Execution his Plan for the Reform 
and Improvement of the Post Office and its Revenue ; Leave 
given; Petition of Mr. Palmer offered, but not received, 
it having been stated to be for Money relating to Public 
Services, and the samenot being recommended by the Crown, 
16 May. 

Committee appointed to consider of the said Agree- 

ment, and to report their Opinion thereupon; to send for 

Persons, Papers, and Records ; and all to have Voices; 23 

May.—Copy of Mr. Palmer’s Appointment referred, 24. 

Members added, ibid.—lInstruction to inquire into the 

Causes of his Suspension, and to report Opinion there- 

upon, 19 JUNE. So much of the several Orders, as directs 

the Committee to report Opinion, discharged ; Instruction 
to report Evidence ; 26. Mr. Thomas Bonnor to be brought 
to the Committee in Custody of the Marshal of the King’s 

Bench, 27. Message to the Lords, desiring them to give 

Leave for certain Peers to attend the Committee, ibid. 

Report, that the Lords will send an Answer, 29. The Lords 

give Leave, ibid. House informed of a Mistake in the Name 

of Mr. Bonnor; Mr. Charles Bonnor to be brought to the 

Committee, ibid. Report to lie upon the Table, and with 

the Appendix to be printed; 13 JULY. 

Vide Accounts. 


Pancras, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, and watch such 
Streets, &amp;c. as are or shall be made upon a certain Piece 
of Ground belonging to Mrs, Doughty, situate in that Pa- 
rish; referred to a Ceauiitians 31 Ocr. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 7 DEc. Presented, and read, 16. Committed, 
20. Petition from Inhabitants of Saint Pancras, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 15. Passed, 18. Agreed to-by ’ 
the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. : 

Parcels. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Pardons, Bill to enable His Majesty more easily and effec- 
tually to grant conditional Pardons to Persons under Sen- 
tence by Naval Courts Martial; ordered; 12 JUL¥. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 13. 
Committed, 14. Considered, 15. Reported; to in- 
—— 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, ig. 

oyal Assent, 20. 

Parker, Rear Admiral. Vide Jervis. 

Parliament dissolved, 20 May. Prorogued by Writs, dated 
ist and 29th July, and 3d September, 12 JULY.—16 AUG.— 
15 SEPT.—by Proclamation, 2gth July and 3d September ; 
new Parliament meets; 27 SEPT. Prorogued, 20 JULY.— 
5 OcT. 

Bill from the Lords, to shorten the Time now re- 
quired for giving Notice of the Meeting of Parliament, &amp;c. 
15 JULY. Read; committed; to be printed; ibid. Or- 
der for Committee read, and postponed til] the other Or- 
ders of the Day shall have been proceeded upon ; Question 
for Mr. Speaker’s leaving the Chair, superseded by Notice 
being taken that Forty ashen were not present; 17. Bill 
considered ; reported; passed; 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

—— Vide Boston. 

Peace, Petition of the Manufacturers, &amp;c. concerned in the 
Woollen Trade of Gloucester, praying the House to adopt 
such Measures as may lead to a speedy and permanent Peace ; 
to lie upon the Table; 7 APR. 

——— Motion for an Address, beseeching His Majesty. to 
adopt Measures for removing every Misconception which 
may have been entertained by France, relative to the Sin- 
cerity of the Intentions by which the Government of this 
Country was actuated in making Overtures of Peace, super- 
seded by reading the other Orders of the Day, 10 4PR. 

Vide Accounts. 


Penge Common, Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered ; 
24 FEB. 














INDEX the Firty-szconp Vous Me. 


24 Fes. Presented, and read,.15 MaR,. Day appointed 

- for Second Reading, 20. Second Reading deferred, 24. 

_ go. Committed, 7 APR. Petition from Earl Spencer, 

' against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have Voices; 
ibid. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 24 May. Passed, 
25. | 

Penistone, Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of 

. Act for repairing the Road from Halifax to Sheffield, so far 

as relates to the Road from Penistone to Sheffield; referred 
to a Committee; 15 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 14 
Mar. Presented, and read, 17. Committed, 21... Re- 
- parted; to be ingrossed; 30. Passed, 31. Agreed to by 

. the Lords, with Amendments, 24 APR. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 25. Royal Assent, 3 May. 

Penrith Road. Vide Carlisle. 

Penryn, new Writ, 19 JULY. 

Pepper. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Perrott, John, Bill from the Lords for vesting certain Estates 
devised by his Will in Trustees to sell a exchange, and 
for applying the Money arising therefrom, 1 May. Read, 
ibid. Committed, 5. Reported; passed; 12. Royal As- 
sent, 25. ; 

Perth, Petition for a Bill to amend and render effectual so 
much of Two Acts for repairing certain Roads in that 
County, as relates to the Road from Perth to Crieff; re- 

ferred toa Committee; 22 FE&amp;. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
17 Mar. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 24. Re- 
orted; to be ingrossed; 4 APR. Passed,6. Agreed to 

y the Lords,1 May. Royal Assent, 3. 

Roads. Vide Clackmanan. Kinross. 

Peterborough, new Writ, 21 Oct. 

Petersfield, new Writ, 30 Dec. 


Petitioners decline being heard by Counsel at Second Reading 
of Bills, 15 FEB.—15 Mar.—io APR.—3 May. 

Vide Elections. 

Petitians for private Bills, Time limited for receiving them, 
11 OcT.—Time enlarged, 31 DEc. 

read again, 26 OcT.—1. 2.12 Nov.—17 FEB.— 

g. 20. 28 MAR.—5. 7. 10. 24 APR.—12 May.—10 JULY. 
—with Orders thereupon, 2 Nov.—23 DeEc.—with Re- 
ports thereupon, 14 JULY. 

———— Order for referring one to a Comumittee; . dis- 
charged ; and Bill ordered ; 2 Nov. 

————- Leave given to withdraw one complaining of an 

‘ undue Election, 3 Nov. 

complaining of undue Elections admitted to be re- 
ceiyed after the limited Time, 5 DEc. 

one ordered to be withdrawn, Notice being taken 
that it was improperly signed, 24 FEB. 

Leaye given to present after the limited Time, 28 
FEB—14.17 MaR.—5 APR.—15. 16. 25 May.—16. 23 
JUNE. 

— referred to the Committee of Supply, 22 Dec.— 

24 APR.—23 JUNE. 

— one referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
20 Mar. 

. — one referred to a Committee on another Petition, 
and Counsel ordered for both Parties, 9 May. 

_—_ one offered to be presented, not received, it having 
- been stated to be for Money relating to Public Service, 

and the same not being recommended by the Crown, 16 

- May. Vide Palmer, supra. 

Vide Committees. House. Orders. 

Philipps, John George. Vide Carmarthen. 


Pigot, Robert, Bill from the Lords for enabling Trustees to 
ispose of the Remainder of his Estates situate in Peplow, 
Hodnett, Little Bolas, and Stoke upon Tern; 12 May. 
Read, 15. Committed,23. Reported, with Amendments, 


9 JUNE, Passed, 12. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Assent, 19. 


Pilchard Fishery, Petition of the principal Fish Curers, for 
a Bill to continue Act for granting a further Bounty on 
_ Pilchards taken, cured, and exported, offered ; King’s Re- 
commendation signified ; Petition brought up and read ; 
and referred to a Committee ; 20 FEB. Petition of certain 
Fishermen, and Adventurers in the Fisheries in Cornwall, 
for the like; King’s Recommendation signified; Petition 
brought up, and read; referred to the same Committee ; 
ibid. Petitions reported ; Report referred to a Committee 
of the whole House; 29. Committee deferred, 31. Re- 
port considered, 4 4pR. Report Resolution for continuing 
for a further Time the additional Bounty granted by Act 
31 Geo. III. on nae” taken, cured, and exported ; Bill 





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‘ ordered; 5 APR. Presented, and read; ‘6.’ ‘Committed, 
. 26 May. Considered,':7 JUNE. Reported; to be jn- 
grossed 9. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 

_ Royal Assent, 22. . 

Pinney, John, Bill from the Lords for vesting in him certain 

states, comprized in his Marriage Settlement, and settling 
other Estates of greater Value in lieu thereof, 21 JUNE. 

ead, ibid. Committed, 26. Reported; passed; 4 JULY. 
Royal Assent, 19. 

Pitney .Lortie, Open Commonable Pastures and Arable 
Lands, Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill or- 
dered; 22 FEB. ' 

Pittenweem, &amp;c. Burghs, new Writ, 20 JULY. 

Plantations. Vide Accounts. 


Plymouth Dock, Petition for a Bill to build a new Chapel 
there; referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 22. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. 
es acy &gt; to be ingrossed ; 21 Mar. Passed, 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 4PR. 


new Writ, 27 JUNE. 





Pontefract, Open Fields and intermixed Lands, Petition for 


a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Petition for ad- 
ditional Provision ; Instruction accordingly; 30 May. Bill 
presented, and read, 31. Committed, 9 JUNE. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 5 JULY. Passed,6. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 14. Royal Assent, 19. 


————— and Tanshelf, Petition for q Bill for paving, &amp;c. 


the Streets, and for Supping the same more plentifully 
with Water ; referred to a Couumittee ; 21. 

and Wakefield, Petition for a Bill for the better 
Regulation of the Courts Baron of that Honor and Manor} 

’ referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. . 


— Court Baron, Petition for a Bill to extend the 
Jurisdiction thereof, and to make further’ Regulations of 
the Rules and Practice of the said Court; referred to a 
Committee; 22 FEB. 


Poole Harbour, Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act 
relating thereto; referred to a Committee; 6: Dec: 


Poor, Bill for their better Support and Maintenance, ordered, 
22 Dec. Presented, and read; committed, 29. Con- 
sidered ; reported ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill as amended, to be printed; 31. Petition from 
the Mayor, &amp;c. of Shrewsbury, against ; to lie upon the 
Table till Report is further considered; 15 FEB. Peti- 
tions from Montgomery and Poole; and from Parishes in 
Westminster, against; to lie upon the Table till onal is 
further considered; 17. Further Consideration of Report 
deferred, ibid. Petition from the united Parishes of Ateham, 
Wroxeter, &amp;c. against; to lie upon the Table till Report 
is further considered; 20. Petition from Bermondsey, 
against; to lie upon the Table till Report is further con- 
sidered; 22. Petition from Vestry of Saint Mary-le-Bone, 
against ; to lie upon the Table till Report is further con- 
sidered; 23. Other Petitions against, viz. from the Mayor, 
Aldermen, Burgesses, &amp;c. of heen from Ellesmere 
and other Patisbes from Churchwardens, &amp;c. of White- 
chapel; from Vicar, &amp;c. of Islington ; from Corporation 
of Worcester ; and from Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Ehelsea ; 
to lie upon the Table till a is further considered ; 24. 
Petition from the Mayor, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of 
Carmarthen, against; to lie upon the Table till Report is 
further considered ; 27. Further Consideration of Report, 
deferred, ibid. | Petition from the Guardians of the Poor 
of Whitchurch, against ; to lie upon the Table till Report 
is further considered; 28. Petition from the Guardians 
of the Poor of Bristol, against; to lie upon the Table, till 
Report is further considered; 1 MAR. Petition from lnha- 
bitants of Clerkenwell, against ; to lie upon the Table, till 
Report is further considered ; 2 Mar. Petition from the 
Guardians of the Poor of Stone, against ; to lie upon the 
Table, till Report is further considered; 3 Mar. Other 
Petitions against, viz. from the Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens, 
and Commonalty of the City of London; from the Direc- 
tors of the Poor of Lincoln; and from the Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of Saint Leonard Shoreditch ; 
to lie upon the Table, till Report is further considered; 7, 
Other Petitions against, viz. From different’ Parishes of 
London; from the Churchwardens and Overseers-of the 
Poor of St. Thomas Southwark; from the Directors of the 
Poor of St. John’s Southwark ; from the Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of Saint Olave Southwark; 
from the Vicar, &amp;c. of St. Mary Abbott’s Kensington ; 
from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. 
Andrew Holborn; from the Inhabitants of St. Catherine 

‘ Coleman in the City of London ; from the Guardians of 
the Poor of Mutford and Lothingland; and. from: the 

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IN D.EXX to the Fiyz¥-seEcgnyp VaXKVME. 


es and E layments , Bill to indemnify Persons who hay, 

Offees ané &lt;a fy nk .;, ordered, 2 Nov. pasha 
and read, 3. Committed, Considered, 7: Reparted ; 
to be ingrossed ; 8. Passed, g, Agreed to by the Lords, 

‘ 28. Royal Assent, 23 Dec. ; 

—=— Vide Accounts. 

Old Sarum, new, Writ, 20 JULY. 

Opie, John, Bill, from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage, 4 
Nov. Read, ibid. Committed; Instruction to hear Counsel 
and examine Witnesses; 8. Committee deferred, 11. 
Bill considered ; reported ; 28. Passed, 30. Royal Assent, 
23 DEc. 

Orders and Resolutions, usual, made, touching Privileges and 
Elections ; Witnesses; to prevent Disorders ; and relating 
to Members. Letters ; 6. OcT. 

for considering certain Election Petitions discharged, 
and other Days appointed, 25 OcT.—2. 9. 11 Nov.—12. 
31 DEc.—22. 24 FEB.—3.6. 30 MAR.—5. 21.24 APR.— 
2.18 May.—for considering one discharged, 24.25 OcT.— 
3. 4. 30 Nov.—23 DEC.—g. 12 JUNE.—adjourned for 
Want of an Hundred Members, 16 FEB.—16 Mar.—4 
May.—8 JUNE. 

—— Standing, Petitions reported as not being within the 
Standing Orders—in Navigation Bills, 31 OcT.—-30 Nor. 

—— Standing, not complied with, and Notices ordered to be 
‘given—in Bills of Drainage, 13 DEc.—in Turnpike Bills, 
10.13 MAR.—10 APR.—in Paving Bills, 5 APR. 

Standing, not complied with, Notices having been 

given in the News-papers in the wrong Month, and Bill 

ordered ; in Turnpike Bills, 27 FEB.—7 MarR.—in Bills for 
building Bridges, 22 MAR. 

dispensed with, in Inclosure Bills, 24 Mar.—5 Mary. 
—in Application for additional Provision in a Drainage 
Bill, and Instruction given, 12 May. 

ee for referring a Petition to a Committee, discharged, 2 

OV. 

~— made ppona former Day, discharged, and others made, 
11 Nov.—12, 27.31 DEC.—17 FEB.—24 MAR.—10 APR. 
—2.30 May.—s5. 12 JULY. 

——— of a former Day read, 5 Dec.—1 Mar. 

—— for bringing a Person to the Bar, discharged, 7 DEc. 

for the Attendance of Persons, discharged, 7.8 DEc. 

—— for calling over the House, discharged, 12 DEc.—8 
May. 

—— of Leave for Bills, discharged, 16 DEc.—24 FEB.—8 
May.—6. 12 JULY. 

in Part discharged, 3. 26 APR. 

—— of the Day read upon a Division, 27 FEB.—10 APR. 

for again calling over the Names of certain Members, 

discharged, 5. 6.7 APR.—for the Attendance of several, 
discharged, 5.6.7 APR. 

for Mr. Speaker to report the Names of Defaulters at 

the Ballot for an Election Committee, discharged, 8 May. 

so much of certain Orders discharged, as directs a Com- 
mittee to report Opinion, 26 JUNE. 


of the Day postponed till after the House shall have 
proceeded upon the other Orders of the Day, 10. 15. 17 
JuLy.—Discharged, 14 JULY. 

Ordnance. Vide Accounts. 

Orford, new Writ, 19 JULY. 

Othery, Open and Commonable Pastures and Arable Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, exchange, and improve ; 
Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported; to be ingrossed; 6 MarR. Passed, 
9. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Over Darwen Road. Vide Bolton-in-the-Moors. 

Over Kellet Moor, Common or Waste Ground, Petition for 
a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Member added; 
Bill presented, and read, 27. Committed, 3 Mar. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 13. Passed, 22. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 4PR. 

Ouse, Petition for taking down and re-building the Bridge 
over that River; and for widening certain Streets. leading 
thereto, in the City of York; referred to a Committee ; 
20 FEB. 

Outlawries, Clandestine, Bill to prevent, read, 6 Oct. 

Oxford Roads. Vide Adderbury. 

—— Inclosures. Vide Mollington. Kelmscot. 

Oxhili Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose ; Billordered; 14 FRB. Presented, and 
read,8 May. Committed,12. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
































3. Passed, ; JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 15. Royal 
ssent, 19. ; 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. IEE. Parl. 18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1799. 


PAISLEY Lone Road, at the West Side of the Entry to 

the new Bridge of Glasgow, by Parkhouse, to the East 

End of the Bridge at Renfrew, a Bill to enlarge Term and 

Powers of Act 34 Geo. ITI. relating thereto ; ordered; 28 

Fes, Presented, and read, 6 Mar. Committed, 10, Re- 

prey: to be agro: 6 APR. Passed, 7. Agreed to 
y the Lords,1 May. Royal Assent, 3, 


Road. Vide Renfrew. 


Palmer, John (Surveyor and Comptroller General of the Post 


Office) Petition from, for Leave to present a Petition after 
the limited Time, relative to the Agreement made with 
him, for carrying into Execution his Plan for the Reform 
and Improvement of the Post Office and its Revenue ; Leave 
given; Petition of Mr. Palmer offered, but not received, 
it having been stated to be for Money relating to Public 
Services, and the samenot being recommended by the Crown, 
16 May. ; 

Committee appointed to consider of the said Agree- 
ment, and to report their Opinion thereupon ; to send for 
Persons, Papers, and Records ; and all to have Voices; 23 
May.—Copy of Mr. Palmer’s Appointment referred, 24. 
Members added, ibid.—lInstruction to inquire into the 
Causes of his Suspension, and to report Opinion there- 
upon, 19 JUNE. So much of the several Orders, as directs 
the Committee to report Opinion, discharged ; Instruction 
to report Evidence; 26. Mr. Thomas Bonnor to be brought 
to the Committee in Custody of the Marshal of the King’s 
Bench, 27. Message to the Lords, desiring them to give 
Leave for certain Peers to attend the Committee, ibid. 
Report, that the Lords will send an Answer, 29. The Lords 
give Leave, ibid. House informed of a Mistake in the Name 
of Mr. Bonnor ; Mr. Charles Bonnor to be brought to the 
Committee, ibid. Report to lie upon the Table, and with 
the Appendix to be printed; 13 JULY. 

Vide Accounts. 


Pancras, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, and watch such 
Streets, &amp;c. as are or shall be made upon a certain Piece 
of Ground belonging to Mrs. Doughty, situate in that Pa- 
rish; referred to a Committee; 31 OcT. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 7 DEc. Presented, and read, 16. Committed, 
20. Petition from Inhabitants of Saint Pancras, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 15. Passed,18. Agreed to by ’ 
the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. : 

Parcels. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Pardons, Bill to enable His Majesty more easily and effec- 
tually to grant conditional Pardons to Persons under Sen- 
tence by Naval Courts Martial; ordered; 12 JULY. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 13. 
Committed, 14. Considered, 15. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 17. Passed,18. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. 
oyal Assent, 20. 

Parker, Rear Admiral. Vide Jervis. 

Parliament dissolved, 20 May. Prorogued by Writs, dated 
ist and 29th July, and 3d September, 12 JuLY.—16 AUG.— 
15 SEPT.—by Proclamation, 2gth July and 3d September ; 
new Parliament meets; 27 SEPT. Prorogued, 20 JULY.— 
5 OcT. 

Bill from the Lords, to shorten the Time now re- 
quired for giving Notice of the Meeting of Parliament, &amp;c. 
15 JULY. Read; committed; to be printed; ibid. Or- 
der for Committee read, and postponed till the other Or- 
ders of the Day shall have been “an cpa upon ; Question 
for Mr. Speaker’s leaving the Chair, superseded by Notice 
being taken that Forty eghen were not present; 17. Bill 
considered ; reported; passed; 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

——— Vide Boston. 

Peace, Petition of the Manufacturers, &amp;c. concerned in the 
Woollen Trade of Gloucester, praying the House to adopt 
such Measures as may lead to a speedy and permanent Peace ; 
to lie upon the Table; 7 APR. 

Motion for an Address, beseeching His ge 

adopt Measues for removing every Misconception which 
may have been entertained by France, relative to the Sin- 
cerity of the Intentions by which the Government of this 

Country was actuated in making Overtures of Peace, super- 

seded by reading the other Orders of the Day, 10 4PR. 

Vide Accounts. 


Penge Common, Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered ; 
24 FEB. 











INDEX the Firty-szconp Vous Me. 


24 Fes. Presented, and read, 15 MarR, Day appointed 
- for Second Reading, 20. Second Reading deferred, 24. 
_ go. Committed, 7 APR. Petition from Earl Spencer, 
- against; referred, and Counsel ordered ; all to have Voices; 
ibid. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 24 May. Passed, 
25. 
Penistone, Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of 
Act for repairing the Road from Halifax to Sheffield,-so far 
_as relates to the Road from Penistone to Sheffield; referred 
to a Committee; 15 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 14 
Mar. Presented, and read, 17. Committed, 21. Re- 
- parted; to be ingrossed; 30. Passed, 31. Agreed to by 
. the Lords, with Amendments, 24 APR. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 25. Royal Assent, 3 May. 
Penrith Road. Vide Carlisle. 
Penryn, new Writ, 19 JULY. 
Pepper. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Perrott, John, Bill from the Lords for vesting certain Estates 
devised by his Will in Trustees to sell om exchange, and 
for applying the Money arising therefrom, 1 May, Read, 
ibid. Committed, 5. Reported; passed; 12. Royal As- 
sent, 25. ; 

Perth, Petition for a Bill to amend and render effectual so 
much of Two Acts for repairing certain Roads in that 
County, as relates to the Road from Perth to Crieff; re- 

‘ ferred toa Committee; 22 FE8. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
17 Mar. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 24. Re- 
rer to be ingrossed; 4 APR. Passed,6. Agreed to 

y the Lords,1 May. Royal Assent, 3. 

Roads. Vide Clackmanan. Kinross. 

Peterborough, new Writ, 21 OcT. 

Petersfield, new Writ, 30 Dec. 


Petitioners decline being heard by Counsel at Second Reading 
of Bills, 15 FEB.—15 Mar.—io APR.—3 May. 
Vide Elections. 


Petitions for private Bills, Time limited for receiving them, 

11 OcT.—Time enlarged, 31 DEc. ; 
read again, 26 OcT.—1. 2. 12 Nov.—17 FEB.— 

g. 20. 28 M4R.—5. 7. 10. 24 APR.—12 May.—1i0 JULY. 
—with Orders thereupon, 2 Nov.—23 DeEc.—with Re- 
ports thereupon, 14 JULY. 

——_—— Order for referring one to a Committee; . dis- 
charged ; and Bill ordered ; 2 Norv. 

———— Leave given to withdraw one complaining of an 

‘ undue Election, 3 Nov. . 

complaining of undue Elections admitted to be re- 
ceived after the limited Time, 5 Dec. 

one ordered to be withdrawn, Notice being taken 
that it was improperly signed, 24 FEB. 

Leaye given to present after the limited Time, 28 
FEB.—14.17 MaR.—5 APR.—15. 16. 25 May.—16. 23 
JUNE. 

— referred to the Committee of Supply, 22 Dec.— 
24 APR.—23 JUNE. 


— one referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
20 MarR. 


— one referred to a Committee on another Petition, 
and Counsel ordered for both Parties, 9 May. 

— one offered to be presented, not received, it having 

- been stated to be for Money relating to Public Service, 

and the same not being recommended by the Crown, 16 

- May. Vide Palmer, supra. 

Vide Committees. House. Orders. 

Philipps, John George. Vide Carmarthen. 


Pigot, Robert, Bill from the Lords for enabling Trustees to 

ispose of the Remainder of his Estates situate in Peplow, 

Hodnett, Little Bolas, and Stoke upon Tern; 12 May. 

Read, 15. Committed,23. Reported, with Amendments, 

o JUNE, Passed, 12. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Assent, 19. 


Pilchard Fishery, Petition of the principal Fish Curers, for 
a Billto continue Act for granting a further Bounty on 
_ Pilchards taken, cured, and exported, offered; King’s Re- 
commendation signified ; Petition brought up and read ; 
and referred to a Committee ; 20 FER. Petition of certain 
Fishermen, and Adventurers in the Fisheries in Cornwall, 
for the like; King’s Recommendation signified; Petition 
brought up, and read; referred to the same Committee ; 
ibid. Petitions reported; Report referred to a Committee 
of the whole House; 29. Committee deferred, 31. Re- 
port considered, 4 4PRr. Report Resolution for continuing 
for a further Time the additional Bounty granted by Act 


31 Geo. III. on Pilchards taken, cured, and exported; Bill 
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"ordered; 5 APR. Presented, and read; 6.’‘Committed, 

. 26 May. Considered, 7 June. my ey. to be in- 

grossed 9. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, go. 

_ Royal Assent, 22. . 

Pinney, John, Bill from the Lords for vesting in him certain 

tates comprized in his Marriage Settlement, and settling 

_ other Estates of greater Value in lieu thereof, 21 JUNE. 
Read, ibid. Committed, 26. Reported; passed; 4 JULY. 
Royal Assent, 19. 

Pitney ,Lortie, Open Commonable Pastures and Arable 
Lands, Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill or- 
dered; 22 FEB. 

Pittenweem, &amp;c. Burghs, new Writ, 20 JuLY. 

Plantations. Vide Accounts. 


Plymouth Dock, Petition for a Bill to build a new Chapel 
there; referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 22. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. 
i wey, to be ingrossed ; 21 MAR. Passed, 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. ; 

new Writ, 27 JUNE. 


Pontefract, Open Fields and intermixed Lands, Petition for 
a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Petition for ad- 
ditional Provision ; Instruction accordingly; 30 May. Bill 
presented, and read, 31. Committed, 9 JUNE. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 5 JULY. Passed, 6. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 14. Royal Assent, 19. 

—— and Tanshelf, Petition for q Bill for paving, &amp;c. 
the Streets, and for supplying the same more plentifully 
with Water ; referred toa Commniton 21. 

and Wakefield, Petition for a Bill for the better 
Regulation of the Courts Baron of that Honor and ‘Manor } 

’ referred to a Committee; 20 FEB. 


— Court Baron, Petition for a Bill to extend the 
Jurisdiction thereof, and to make further’ Regulations of 
the Rules and Practice of the said Court; referred to a 
Committee; 22 FEB. , 


Poole Harbour, Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act 
relating thereto; referred to.a Committee; 6 Dec; 


Poor, Bill for their better Support and Maintenance, ordered, 
22 Dec. Presented, and read; committed, 29. Con- 
sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; Bill as amended, to be printed; 31. Petition from 
the Mayor, &amp;c. of Shrewsbury, against ; to lie upon the 
Table till Report is further considered; 15 FEB. Peti- 
tions from Montgomery and Poole; and from Parishes in 
Westminster, against; to lie upon the Table till ry pati is 
further considered; 17. Further Consideration of Report 
deferred, ibid. Petition from the united Parishes of Ateham, 
Wroxeter, &amp;c. against; to lie upon the Table till Report 
is further considered; 20. Petition from Bermondsey, 
against; to lie upon the Table till Report is further con- 
sidered; 22. Petition from Vestry of Saint Mary-le-Bone, 
against ; to lie upon the Table tll Report is further con- 
sidered; 23. Other Petitions against, viz. from the Mayor, 
Aldermen, Burgesses, &amp;c. of Oswestry; from Ellesmere 
and other Parishes from Chantdedani, &amp;ec. of White- 
chapel; from Vicar, &amp;c. of Islington; from Corporation 
of Worcester ; and from Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Chelsea ; 
to lie upon the Table till ret is further considered ; 24. 
Petition from the Mayor, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of 
Carmarthen, against; to lie upon the Table till Report is 
further considered ; 27. Further Consideration of Report, 
deferred, ibid. | Petition from the Guardians of the Poor 
of Whitchurch, against ; to lie upon the Table till Report 
is further considered; 28. Petition from the Guardians 
of the Poor of Bristol, against ; to lie upon the Table, till 
Report is further considered; 1 MAR. Petition from Inha- 
bitants of Clerkenwell, against ; to lie upon the Table, till 
Report is further considered; 2 MarR. Petition from the 
Guardians of the Poor of Stone, against ; to lie upon the 
Table, till Report is further considered; 3 Mar. Other 
Petitions against, viz. from the Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens, 
and Commonalty of the City of London; from the Direc- 

' tors of the Poor of Lincoln; and from the Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of Saint Leonard Shoreditch ; 
to lie upon the Table, till Report is further considered; 7. 
Other Petitions: against, viz. From different’ Parishes of 
London; from the Churchwardens and Overseers-of the 
Poor of St. Thomas Southwark; from the Directors of the 
Poor of St. John’s Southwark ; from the Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of Saint Olave Southwark; 
from the Vicar, &amp;c. of St. Mary Abbott’s Kensington ; 
from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. 
Andrew Holborn; from the Inhabitants of St. Catherine 

* Coleman in the City of London ; from the Guardians of 
the Poor of Mutford and Lothingland; and: from: the 

Churchwardens 


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Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of St. George 

- the Martyr, in Southwark ; to lie upon the Table, till Re- 

rt is further considered, 9. Further Consideration of 

Report deferred, ibid. Petition from Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor of St. Saviour Southwark, against ; 
to lie upon the Table till Report is further considered ; 
15. Petition from the Directors of the Poor of the Town 
oF Bedford, against; to lie upon the Table, till Report is 
further considered ; 23. Petition from Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor of St. Botolph, &amp;c. against; to lie 
upon the Table; 27. Petition from the Churchwardens 
and Overseers of the Poor of St. Mary Newington, against ; 
to lie upon the Table; 6 APR. Petition from Church- 
wardens and Overseers of the Poor of Acton and St. Luke 
Chelsea, against ; to lie upon the Table; 10. Petitions 
from Inhabitants of Cranby, &amp;c. and from Bromley, &amp;c. 
against; to lie upon the Table; 25. Petition from Brad- 
ford, against; to lie upon the Table; 5 May. Petition 
from Rename against; to lie upon the Table; 9. 
Petition from Inhabitants of Godalming, against ; to lie 
upon the Table; 17. Petition from Magistrates of Chester, 
against; to lie upon the Table; 15 JUNE. 

Popham Lane Road. Vide Basingstoke. 

Postage. Vide Accounts. Clerk of the House. Bills in Supply. 

Postmaster General, usual Orders to him, 6 Oct. 

Powys, Reverend Doctor. Vide House. 

Prescot Road. Vide Liverpool. 

Inclosure. Vide Ditton. 

Preston, Lord. Vide Camelford. 

-—— Road. Vide Chatham. 


Princess Royal, and Prince of Wirtembergh, Congratulatory 
Message to them on their Nuptials, Nem. Con, 19 May. 
Their Answers, 25. 

——_—_—__——— Vide Address. Supply. 

Privileges, Committee appointed ; to report their Proceedings 
with their Opinion from Time to Time; 6 Ocr. 

Vide Southwark. 

Proclamation. Vide Accounts. 

Promissory Notes. Vide Bank Notes. 

Public Debts, Select Committee appointed to examine and 
state the total Amount of the public Debts, &amp;c.; Number 
of Committee to be Fifteen ; to by chosen by Ballot; Mem- 
bers to prepare Lists of Fifteen Persons Names to be the 
Committee; 10 MaR. Lists delivered in, and Committee 
appointed to examine them, 13. Report; Five to be the 
Quorum, and Committee empowered to send for Persons, 
Papers, and Records; to adjourn from Time to Time, and 
from Place to Place, and to report their Proceedings from 
Time to Time; to sit during the Sitting, and notwith- 
standing any Adjournment of the House; Question Neg. 
for adding Mr. Fox to the Committee; Instructions to 
state an Account of the Progress made in the Reduction of 
the public Debt since 5th July 1796—also, to examine and 
consider what Regulations and Checks have been applied, 
in order to controul the several Branches of the public 
Expenditure, ibid. Chairman acquainted the House, that 
he was directed by the Committee to move that the several 
Accounts and Papers which have been presented to the 
House relating to the public Income and Expenditure, be 
referred to the said Committee ; Accounts and Papers re- 
ferred accordingly ; 17. Chairman acquainted the House, 
that he was directed by the Committee to move, that they 
may have Power to give Directions for printing for their 
Use the several Papers and Accounts which have been laid 
before them; ordered accordingly; 20. First Report; to 
lie upon the Table; and with the Appendix to be printed ; 
31. Supplementary my to the First Report deli- 
vered in; to lie upon the Table, and to be printed; 20 
APR. Second Report; to lie upon the Table, and with 
the Appendix to be printed; 21. First Report referred to 
Committee of Supply, 24. The several Reports referred 
to Committee of Ways and Means, 26. Third Report ; 
to lie upon the Table, and with the Appendix to be 
printed; 11 May. The several Reports referred to Com- 
mittee of Supply, 17. Several other Reports made; to lie 
upon the Table; and with the Appendixes to be printed ; 

19, 20 JULY. 

——_—— Vide Questions Neg. 

Public Money. Vide Questions Previous Neg. 

Pulteney, General Harry. Vide Bradford. 


Puriton, Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Pre- 
sented, and read, 17. Committed, 21. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 2 Mar. Passed,6. Agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Assent, 24. 





































































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36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A. 1796 &amp; 1797. 
A hag Sorbets. Bill for the further Relief of them, as to 


the Imprisonment of their Persons for Non-payment of 
Tythes, and for making their solemn Affirmation Evidence 
in criminal as well as civil Cases; ordered; 17 OcT. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to 
be printed; 20. Second Reading deferred, 27. Com- 
mitted, 28. Committee deferred, 2.7.11. 28 Nov.—8. 15. 
19 DEc.—17. 22 Fee. Order for going into the Com- 
mittee read; Mr. Speaker gives his casting Vote for his 
leaving the Chair; Bill considered; 24. Further Consi- 
deration deferred ; 28. Question Neg. for the Speaker leav- 
ing the Chair; Bill put off for Three Months, 6 Mar. 


Queen, House congratulates Her on the Nuptials of the Prin- 


cess Royal, Nem. Con.19 May. Her Answer, 25. 


Questions passed in the Neg. viz. 


That a certain Word proposed to be left out of an Amend- 
ment to a Bill, stand Part of the Amendment, 2 Nor. 
For reading the Third Time a Clause proposed to be added 
= Third Reading of the Providional Cavalry Bill, 4 

OV. 

For taking a Petition complaining of Flintshire Election 
into Consideration upon a certain Day, 5 Dec. 

For calling in Counsel, upon further considering Report of 
Trent and Mersey Canal Bill, 9 DEc. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out stand Part 
thereof, 14. 16 DEc.—6. 22 MaR.—6. 26 APR.—2. 10. 
23 May.—29 JUNE.—5 JULY. 

For the House to adjourn, 14 DEc. 

For adding certain Words to an Amendment proposed to 
be made to a Question, 14 DEc. 

Main Question, as amended, for an Address to submit to 
His Majesty the Propriety of using His good Offices 
with the Emperor, for the Liberation of General La 
Fayette, and Messieurs La Tour Maubourg, and Bureau 
de Pusey, 16 DEc. 

For adding certain Words to Questions, 19 DEc.—2 May. 

to a Resolution, 20 Dec. 

For the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank to 
attend the House, when a Report from the Committee 
of Supply is taken into Consideration, 20 DEc. 

For calling over the House upon a certain Day, 30 Dec. 


For inserting certain Words in Questions, 28 FEB.—10 
Mar. 


For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Causes 
which produced the Order of Council of the 26th Fe- 
bruary, 1 Mar. 

For adding Mr. Fox to a Committee of Secrecy, 1.9 Mar. 

—_———_——— toa Select Committee, 13 Mar. 

For Mr. Speaker’s leaving the Chair, 6 Mar. 

For discharging Order for considering a certain Election 
Petition, 14 MarR. 

For making a certain Amendment on Report of Militia 
Pay Bill, 20 Mar. 

For an Address, recommending to His Majesty’s Consider- 
ation, the disturbed State of Ireland, &amp;c. 23 Mar. 

For bringing up certain Clauses proposed to be added 
Report of the Bill for mci reg the Restrictions — 
Payment of Cash by the Bank, 3 APR. 

For agreeing to an Amendment reported from the Com- 
mittee on the Bill to repeal Part of Corn Act, 3 APR. 
For appointing a Committee to inquire whether it is con- 
sistent with the essential Interests of this Country, that 
any further Loans or Advances should be made to the 

Emperor, 4 APR. 

For reading the Third Time a Clause proposed to be added 
on Third Reading of the Bill for continuing the Restric- 
tions on Payment of Cash by the Bank ; and also, for 
bringing up another Clause, 5 APR. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out of an Amend- 
ment to a Question, stand Part thereof, 26 APR. 

That certain Petitioners be permitted to appear as separate 
Parties, on distinct Interests, on the Appointment of an 
Election Committee, 2 May. 

Main Question, as amended, for censuring the Conduct ot 
Ministers, in having so long delayed presenting to the 
House an Estimate of the Increase of Pay to the Seamen 
and Marines, 10 May. 

For reading a Second Time, the Bill to enable the East 
India Company to administer Oaths to certain Owners 
and Commanders of Ships, 15 Mar. a 

: or 




















Questions passed in the Neg. viz. 

For going into a Committee of the whole House, to con- 
sider of a Motion for a Bill to abolish the Slave Trade, 
15 May. 

That it appears to the House, that if certain Advances of 
the Bank to Government had been paid off, when re- 
quired, or considerably reduced, the Bank would have 
been enabled to reduce the Amount of its pe pane 
Notes, and that such Option would have been of essentia 
Service to its Interest, 16 Mary. 


For censuring the Conduct of the Chancellor of the Ex- 
chequer with respect to the Diminution of Specie in the 
Bank, and the Advances made by the Company to Go- 
vernment, 16 May. 

For an Address to withdraw the British Troops from Saint 
Domingo, 18 May. 


For referring a Petition to the Committee on London 
Docks Bill, and ordering Counsel thereupon, 19 May. 
For an Address praying His Majesty to dismiss from His 
Presence and Councils, his present Ministers, 19 Mar. 
For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Act for prevent- 
ing Seditious Meetings, 23 May. 

For Leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Act against Sedi- 
tious Practices, 23 May. 

For an Instruction to divide the Stamp Duties Bill into Two 
Bills, 25 May, 

For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend and regulate the 
Election of Members to serve in the Commons House 
of Parliament, 26 May. 


For Leave to bring in a Bill for the Establishment of an- 
other Bank, in case the Bank of England shall not pay 
Cash for their Notes on a certain Day, 30 May. 


For disallowing the Votes of certain Members upon a Di- 
vision, 1 JUNE. . 

For certain Petitioners to appear on the Appointment of an 
Election Committee, as separate Parties on distinct In- 
terests,g JUNE. 

For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend Act of last Session, 
respecting Game, 15 JUNE. 

Main Question, as amended, for recommitting the Croydon 
Inclosure Bill, for the Purpose of considering the Matter 
of a Petition presented against it, 19 JUNE. 

For reading a Second Time, Mr. Manning’s Note Bill, 4 
JULY. 

For laying Accounts, &amp;c. before the House.—Copies of 
Extracts of Orders of the East India Company to the 
Governor General in Council of Fort William, for esta- 
blishing new Courts of Criminal Justice in Bengal, Ba- 
har, a Orissa, 22 DEC. Account of the Increase or 
Decrease in the Amount of Bills discounted by the Bank 
in the Week ending the 4th of March, compared with 
the Week ending the 25th February 1797; 9 Mar. 

Questions, Amendments proposed thereto, not made, 8. 13. 20. 
26. 27. 30 Dec.—28 FEB.—28 MAR.—6. 26 APR.—2. 
10. 30 MayY.—1 JUNE.—3 JULY. 

amended, 14.16 DEc.—28 FeB.—6.22 MaR.— 

6. 26 APR.—10. 23 MAY.—19. 29 JUNE.—5 JULY. 

main, put, 8. 13. 14. 16. 19. 26. 27. 30 Dec. —28 

FEB.—6. 10. 22. 28 MAR.—6. 26 APR.—10. 23 May.— 

1. 19. 29 JUNE.—3. 5 JULY. 

Amendments proposed to one, negatived, and no 

main Question put, 2 May. 

Amendments proposed thereto, withdrawn, 15 DEc. 

—i5 Mar. Amended, 26 APR. 

proposed , superseded—by reading the Orders of the 

Day, 27 FEB.—by Questions for Adjournment, 28 Mar. 

by reading the other Orders of the Day, 10 4PR. 

——by Notice being taken that Forty Members were not 

present, 17 JULY. 

previous, put, and passed in the Neg. viz. 

For appointing a Committee to inquire into the Measures 
taken for the Protection of Ireland, at the Time of the 
late Attempts to invade that Country by the French, 3 
Mar. 

For coming to a Resolution, respecting the Effects of the 
Bank on the 25th of February 1797, and the outstanding 
Demands thereon, 10 MAR. 

For coming to a Resolution, that the Extent of the Sup- 
plies voted to Government, since the Commencement of 
the present War, having caused so heavy an Increase of 
Taxes, it is the Duty of the House to inquire into Modes 
of Retrenchment in the Expenditure of public Money, 
13 MAR. 

For coming to certain Resolutions respecting the Diminu- 
tion of Specie in the Bank, and the Advances made by 

VoL. 52.——1796-7. 


























INDEX ¢@o the Firty-seconp VoLuME: 


the Sameeey to Government, and as to the Conduct of 
Pe ee or of the Exchequer relating thereto, &amp;c. 
16 May. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


RAM SG ATE Harbour, Petition for a Bill to amend 

Act 32 Geo. III. relating thereto, and for discontinuing 
the new Harbours of Rye, and for repealing several Acts 
relating thereto, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee; 17 FEB. 
Reported; Two Bills ordered; 8 May. Vide infra; also, 
Rye, infra. 








Bill to amend Act 32 Geo, III. 

relating thereto, and the Haven of Sandwich, ordered, 8 

May. Presented, and read,12. Committed, 16. Reported ; 

to“We ingrossed ; 26. Passed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 

15 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Vide Accounts. 

Ranworth Common Fields, Commons, and Wastes, Petition 
for a Bill to confirm certain Articles of Agreement for the 
Division thereof, and for extinguishing the Rights of Sheep 
Walk, Shackage, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 22 FEB. 

Ravelli, Anthony, Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization; 
Bill ordered, 7 Nov. Presented,.and read, 8. Party takes 
Oaths, 10. Bill committed, 28. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 30. Passed, 1 DEc. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. 
Royal Assent, 23. é 

Raunds Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to divide and inclose; Bill ordered, 20 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 5 JUNE. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
12. Order for Second Reading, read ; Petition from cer- 
tain Proprietors of Lands, against; Bill committed ; 19. 
All to have Voices, 26. King’s Consent signified ; Bill re- 
ported, and re-committed, 29. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
30. Passed,3 JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

Reading, new Writ, 30 May. 

Recognizances. Vide Elections. Speaker. 

Religion, Grand Committee for, appointed, 6 Ocr. 

Renfrew, Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of 
Acts for repairing the Roads from Gorbals of Glasgow to 
Floakbridge and Easter Grange, &amp;c. and to make and re- 
pair certain other Roads in that County; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 28 Dec. Reported; Two Bills ordered ; 28 Fer. 
Vide infra; also, Paisley Lone. 

Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts 26, 27, 

and 30 Geo. II. and 29 and 32 Geo. IIIf. for repairing the 
above Roads, ordered, 28 FEB. Presented, and read, 6 
Mar. Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed; 6 
APR. Passed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords,1 May. Royal 
Assent, 3. 

Reports, read again, 8 Nov.—6 DEc.—17 FEB.—g. 23 Mar. 
—5 APR.—10. 14 JULY. 

Days appointed for considering them, 7 Mar.—27 














APR. 
——— to be printed, with Appendixes, 5 Dec.—31 Mar. 
—21.27 APR.—11 MAY.—20JUNE.—13. 19. 20 JULY. 

——-— to be printed, 3. 7. 20 Mar. 

referred to Committees of the whole House, g. 10. 21. 

29 MAR.—6 APR. 

several referred to a Committee of the whole House 

upon a Bill, 22 MarR. One referred, 5 APR, 

- Supplementary Appendix to one delivered in, 20 APR. 
Ordered to be printed, ibid. 

— referred to Committee of Supply, 16 DEc.—24 APR. 

1 May.——To Committee of Ways and Means, 26 APR. 

the Lords request a Copy of certain Reports, 1 May. 

Printed Copies thereof to be communicated to them, ibid. 

printed Copies of one, together with the Resolutions 

thereupon, to be communicated to the Lords at a Confe- 

rence, 1 May. 

House sends a Message to the Lords, to desire that 

Copies of certain Reports may be communicated to them, 

1 May. Copies thereof brought from the Lords, ibid. 

re-committed from a Select Committee to a Com- 

mittee of the whole House, 3 Mary. 

further Consideration of Reports adjourned, 12 Mar. 
—1io JULY. Resumed, 15 May.—1g3 JULY. 

—w— One of a former Session referred to a Committee on 
a Bill, 19 May. 

one re-committed, 23 May.——Reported, 26. 

—— Vide Elections. House. Lords. 

Resolutions of former Sessions, read, 7 OcT.—g Nov.—and 
Proceeding of the House thereupon, 14 Dec.—6 Mar. 

H Resolutions 






































Resolutions of a former Day, read, 9. 29 Nov.—8 DEc.—1 
MAR.—o May.—1 JUuneE.—3. 11 JULY. é 

reported from a Select Committee appointed to 

try a controverted Election, read, 29 Nov.—i2 May, 

read a Second Time upon a Division, 8 DEc. 

re-committed to the Committee of Ways and 

Means, 8 DEc. 

of a Committee reported to the House in a former 

Session, read, 6 MAR. 

to. be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, 
and their Concurrence desired, 1 MAY. 

~~ - one postponed, 3 May. 

reported the same Day they were agreed to in the 

Committee of Supply, 8. 24 Mary. 


respecting the future Application for Bills, 14 
JULY. 
Vide Elections. 




















Returns amended. Vide Canterbury. Carmarthen. Flint. 
Southwark. 
Revenue. Vide Accounts. Supply and Ways and Means, 





— Officers. Vide Elections, 

Riccarton, Petition of Mr. Fullarton, for a Bill for making a 
Navigable Canal from Riccarton Bridge to a Place called 
The Troone, and for making a Bason and Harbour at the 
said Place; referred toa Committee ; 22 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 17 May. Presented, and read, 19. Com- 
mitted, 30. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 9 
JUNE. House informed that printed Copies of the Bill, as 
amended, had been delivered at the Door; Day appointed 
for further considering of Report; 29. Report further con- 
sidered ; further Consideration adjourned ; 30. Consider- 
ation resumed; to be ingrossed; 3 JULY. Passed, 4. 

Ripon. Vide Sawley. 

Risby. Vide Giles, St. 

Rockdale, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Repair the 
Road from thence through Bamford and Birtle to Bury, and 
for making Three several Branches of Road theretrom ;_ re- 
ferred to a Committee; 21 OcT. Reported ; Bill ordered; 
26. Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 4 Nov. Re- 

orted; to be ingrossed; 5 DEC. Passed,6. Agreed to 
= the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 23. 

——- Road. Vide Castleton. 

Rose, Mr. (a Member) Notice being taken, that Mr. Rose, 
who voted for agreeing with the Committee of Ways and 
Means, in a Resolution for granting an additional Annu- 
ity to the Contributors to the Loan of £. 18,000,000, was 
named as a Subscriber to the Loan, in the List presented to 
the House ; he was heard in his Place ; Question Neg. that 
his Vote be disallowed; 1 JUNE. 

Rotherham Vide Dalton. 

Rowlands, Elizabeth. Vide M'Gauley. 

Runquist, Peter Andrew, Petition for a Bill for his Naturali- 
zation ; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Presented, and read, 20. 
Party takes Oaths, 22. Committed, 24. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 27. Passed, 3 MAR. ‘Agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Assent, 24. 

Rye, Bill to discontinue the new Harbours there, and repeal 
several Acts relating thereto, and for the Improvement of 
the old Harbour, ordered, 8 May. Presented, and read, 12. 
Committed, 16. py agro to be ingrossed ; 31. Passed, 
og JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 12 JULY. Royal As- 
sent, 19. 

—— Vide Ramsgate, supra. 





36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A.1796 &amp; 1797. 
sac HEVERELL, Bill from the Lords to confirm a Par- 


tition of divers Estates, whereef undivided Moieties were 
devised by the Wills of Adam Maria Sacheverell and Jane 
Gough, and for settling and assuring the same to the Uses 
by the said Wills limited, 5 May. Read, 6. Committed, 
10. Reported; passed; 17. Royal Assent, 25. 

Saham Toney Whole Y ear Lands, Common Fields, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered ; 
20 FEB. Presented, and read, 27. Petition of the Mar- 
quis Townshend and the Reverend Mr. Bullock, against; 
to lie upon the Table till Second Reading; 9 Mar. Bill 
committed, 20. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 29. Passed, 
30. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 6 APR. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to, 7. Royal Assent, 


24. 

Sail Cloth, Bill for taking off the Bounty on Sail Cloth and 
Canvas exported to ioctl. ordered, 27 APR. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 29. Com- 

i ; to be in- 


mitted, 1 May. Considered, 2. Reporte 





INDEX @o the Firty-sEconpd VoLuME. 





grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 3. Passed, 
26.. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 JUNE. Royal Assent, 6. 
Salmon. Vide Southampton. 
Salop Roads. Vide Atcham. Watling Street. Wem. 
Inclosures. Vide Moreton Corbet. 
Saltash, new Writ, 29 Nov. 


Saltcoats Harbour, Petition for a Bill to enlarge, deepen, and 
improve; referred to a Committee; 22 Freg. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 27 Mar. Presented, and read, 16 Mary. 
Committed, 24. Reported; to be ingrossed; 6 JUNE. 
Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JuLy. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

Salter, Elliot, Bill from the Lords for Sale of certain Lands 
devised by his Will, and laying out the Money in the Pur- 
chase of other Estates, to be conveyed to the same Uses, 26 
APR. Read, 27. Committed, 1 May. Reported ; passed ; 

- Royal Assent, 11. 

Sandwich Road. Vide Dover. 

Sapperton and Mackley Commons and Waste Grounds, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose, 15 FEB. Mem- 
ber added; Bill presented, and read; 13 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; 31. Passed, 3 
APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 3 
May. 

Sawley and Winksley Moors, Commons, or Waste Grounds ; 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, 20 FEB. Member added ; 
Bill presented, and read; 22 FEB. Petition of the Arch- 
bishop of Canterbury, against; to lie upon the Table till 
Second Reading; 27. Bill committed; Petition against 
referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; ibid. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 17 MR. Passed, 21. Agreed 
to by. the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 

Scarborough, new Writ, 26 APR. 

Schedel, Henry Lewis, Bill from the Lords for his Naturali- 
zation, 31 May. Read, ibid. Committed, 5 JUNE. 
Reported ; passed; 6. Royal Assent, 19. 

Scopwick. Vide Blankney. 

Scotland, Petition of the Licensed Distillers in the Lowlands 
of Scotland, complaining of the Inequality in the Duties on 
Stills between the Highland and Lowland Districts ; to lie 
upon the Table; 1 Mar. 

Bill to raise and embody a Militia Force in that 

Part of the Kingdom, ordered, 2 JUNE. Presented, and 

read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; 

5. Second Reading deferred,9. Committed, 13. Con- 

sidered, 14. Report deferred,16. Bull re-committed, 21. 

Further considered, 26. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 27. Third Reading defer- 

red, 30.—3 JULY. Passed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 

14. Royal Assent, 19. 

Vide Accounts. Army. Elections. Notes. Bills in 








Supply. 

Seamen, Petition of the Merchants of Liverpool, complaining 
of the Practice of Seamen deserting from British Merchant 
Ships in the West Indies; to lie upon the Table ; 26 Ocr. 





Vide — 

ill to prevent their Desertion from British Merchant 

Ships trading to the West Indies, ordered, 16 DEc. Pre- 

sented, and read; to be printed; 20. Day appointed for 

Second Reading, 9 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported ; 

Day ga for further considering Report; Bill, as 

amended, to be printed; 28. Further Consideration of 

Report deferred, 6. 10. 24.29 APR. Bill re-committed ; 

further considered; reported; Day appointed for further 

Consideration of Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 2 

May. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 8. Bill 

again re-committed ; further considered; 11. Reported ; 

further Consideration of Report adjourned ; 12. Resumed ; | 

Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 

15. Bill read Third Time; further Proceedings on Third 

Reading adjourned; 18. Resumed; Bill passed; 19. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Bill for carrying into Execution His Majesty’s Order 
in Council for an Increase of Pay and Provisions to Sea- 
men and Marines serving in the Navy, ordered, 9 May. 
Instruction for allowing full Wages to wounded Seamen, 
&amp;c.; and to amend so much of Act 35 Geo. III. as enables 
Petty Officers, &amp;c. to allot Part of their Pay for the Main- 
tenance of their Wives, &amp;c.; Bill presented, and read ; 
committed; Papers referred; Bill considered; reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Passed; agreed to by the Lords; Royal 
Assent ; ibid. wi 

——— Motion, That the Right Honourable William Pitt 
having so long delayed presenting to the House, an Esti- 
mate of the Increase of Pay to the Seamen and Marines, 
has been guilty of a gross Neglect of his Duty, and de- 
serves the Censure of the House; Mr. Chancellor of the 

Exchequer 











Exchequer heard in his Place; 10 May. Motion amended ; 
Question Neg. for censuring the Conduct of His Majesty’s 
Ministers with respect thereto; ibid. 

Seamen, Bill for Punishment of Persons attempting to seduce 
Persons serving in Sea or Land Forces from their Duty and 
Allegiance, or to invite them to Mutiny or Disobedience 
of Orders, ordered, 2 JUNE. Presented, and read; com- 
mitted, ibid. Considered; reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
passed, Nem. Con.; 3 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments considered, afd agreed to; 
Royal Assent; 6. 

Bill for restraining Intercourse with the Crews of cer- 

tain Ships now in a State of Mutiny and Rebellion, and for 

the more effectual Suppression of such Mutiny and Rebel- 
lion, ordered, Nem. Con. 3 JUNE. Presented, and read; 
committed ; to be printed; ibid. Considered ; reported ; 
passed, Nem. Con.; 5. Agreed to by the Lords, with 

Amendments ; Amendments considered, and agreed to ; 

Royal Assent; 6. 

Bill toamend Act 33 Geo. III. for the Encouragement 

of Seamen, and the better Manning the Navy, ordered, 21 

JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; 27. Committed, 30. Committee deferred, 3. 

4 JULY. Considered, 6. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 7. Passed, 10. Agreed 

to by the Lords,14. Royal Assent, 19. 

Vide Accounts. Address. King. Questions Neg. Sup- 











ply. 

Seditious Meetings. Vide Questions Neg. 

Practices. Vide Questions Neg. 

Se/by Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose and drain; Bill ordered; 23 FeB. Order of 
Leave read; and so much thereof as relates to the draining, 
preserving, and improving the Low Grounds and Carrs 
within the several Parishes of Selby, &amp;c. discharged, 26 
APR. Bill presented, and read, 27. Committed, 1 May. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 15 JUNE. Passed, 21. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 30. Royal Assent, 4 JuLY. 

Serjeant at Arms, usual Orders to him, 6 OcT. 

sent with the Mace to summon the Members, 

27 OcT.—1. 3. 29 Nov.—16. Dec.—16. 17. 21. 23 FEB. 


—1.2.13. 16.17 MAR.—3. 28.29 APR.—2. 4. 5. 9 May. 
—8.9 JUNE. 


—— 














informs the, House, that he had taken a 
Person into Custody, 2 DEc. 


Servants. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Settrington Open Fields, Common Pastures, &amp;c. Petition for 
a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 15 FEB. Pre- 
sented, and read, 17 Mar. Committed, 21. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; g May. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 7 JUNE. Amendments con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 12. Royal Assent, 19 

Severn. Vide Bridgnorth. 

Shawbury. Vide Moreton Corbet. 


Sheffield Roads. Vide Penistone. Wakefield. 


Shipham and Winscombe Commons and Waste Lands, Peti- 
tition for a Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered ; 
14 Fes. Presented, and read, 6 Mar. Committed, 17. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 10 May. Passed, 15. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 25. 

Ship Owners, Petition from, for Leave to present a Petition 
after the limited Time for a Bill for Relief, with respect 
to their being responsible for Damages which may happen 
to their Cargoes; Leave given; Petition presented; re- 
ferred toaCommittee; 25 May. Reported; Bill ordered; 
30. Presented,and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 9 JUNE. Committed, 13. All to have Voices, 20. 
Petition from Mr. Buller and others, against ; referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 21. Another Petition from Mr. Buller 
and others, against; to lie upon the Table till the Report 
is received; 26. Petition from Merchants employing 
Owners and Masters of Ships, against; to lie upon the 
Table till the Report is received; 27. Bill reported, and 
re-committed ; Petitions referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
ibid. Other Petitions against, viz. from Merchants and 
Traders of Wakefield ; Huddersfield; and Leeds; referred, 
and Counsel ordered on the last-mentioned Petition, 3 
JULY. Other Petitions against, viz. from certain Mer- 
chants and Shippers of Goods; Merchants residing at 


Wolverhampton; Merchants, &amp;c. of Rochdale and Halifax ; 

and Messrs. Buller and Company ; to lie on the Table till 

the Report is received; 5. Bill reported; Day appointed 

for further considering Report; Petitions against to lie upon 

the Table till Report is further considered, and Counsel 

ordered ; Bill, as amended, to be printed at the Expence of 
Vou. 52.——1796-7: 





INDEX oo the Firty-stconp VoLtuME. 


the Parties; ibid. Petitions from Mayor, &amp;c. of Newark, 
and from Inhabitants of Grantham, against ; to lie upon 
the Table till Report is further considered; 6. Petition 
from Owners and Masters of Ships and Vessels of Notting- 
ham, against; to lie upon the Table till Report is further 
considered; 7. Other Petitions against, viz. from the 
Company of Cutlers of Hallamshire; Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Penryn; Merchants, &amp;c. of Birmingham ; Shippers of Goods 
at Faversham ; and Merchants, &amp;c. of Norwich; to lie upon 
the Table till Report is further considered; 10. Order for 
further considering Report postponed till after the House 
shall have proceeded upon the other Orders of the Day, 
ibid. Order read; other Petitions against, viz. from 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Manchester; Merchants, &amp;c. of London, 
Westminster, and Southwark; Merchants, &amp;c. of Bury, 
Heytesbury, Bolton, and Knaresborough; to lie upon the 
Table till Report is further considered; Report further 
considered, and Counsel heard; further Consideration of 
Report adjourned; ibid. Petition from Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Dudley, against; to lie upon the Table till Report is fur- 
ther eedillered ; further Consideration of Report deferred ; 
12. Bill again re-committed; considered; Forty Mem- 
bers not being present, Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair ; 
13. 

Shipping, Act 12. Cha, II. and 26 Geo. IIT. relating to Ship- 
ping and Navigation to be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 24 APR. Considered, 25. Report de- 
ferred, 26. Report several Resolutions ; agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 27. Vide Ships infra. 


Ships, Bill for antes 1 Foreign Ships put under His Ma- 
jesty’s Protection, the. Privileges of Prize Ships, and re- 
gistering Ships built in the East India Company’s Settle- 
ments, ordered, 27 APR. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 29. Committed, 1 May. 
Considered,2. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 3. Petitions against, viz. from Ship- 
wrights, Journeymen Sailmakers, Caulkers, Smiths, Three- 
nail Mooters, Rope Makers, Ship Builders, Mast Makers, 
and from Sawyers, all working on the River Thames; to 
lie upon the Table till Third Reading; 8. Petition from 
Joiners working on the River Thames, against ; to lie upon 
the Table till Third Reading; 9. Bill passed, ibid. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 25. 

—— Vide India.. Levant. Neutral Ships. 

Shitlington Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Mem- 
ber added; Bill presented, and read; 2 JUNE. Committed, 
12. 


Shrewsbury Election, Petition of Mr. Hill complaining thereof ; 
Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ;, Notices 
sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for 
Persons, Papers, and Records; 18 OcT. Orders for consi- 
dering Petition incheaee, and other Days appointed, 9 
Nov.—31 Dec.—22 FEB.—5 APR.—2 May. 

Shrivenham. Vide Faringdon. 

Siffken, John. Vide Bagelmann. 


Silk, Acts 35 and 36 Geo. ILI. for permitting the Importa- 
tion of Organzined Thrown Silk, Flax, and Flax Seed, to 
be considered ina Committee of the whole House, 24 OcrT. 
Considered; reported; Bill to continue Act 35 Geo. ILI. 
ordered ; presented, and read; 25. Committed, 26. Con- 
sidered, 28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 31. Passed, 1 
Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, 9. Royal Assent, 11. 

Skipbridge Road to Boroughbridge, Petition for a Bill to en- 
large Term and Powers of Acts; referred to a Committee ; 
14 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 17. Presented, and 
read, 20. Committed, 24. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
3 Mar. Passed,6. Agreed to bythe Lords, 14. Royal 
Assent, 24. 


Slave Trade, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the Abo- 
lition of the Slave Trade, at a Time to be limited, 15 May. 
Question Neg. for the House to go into a Committee to 
consider of that Motion, ibid. 


—— Act 35 Geo. III. for regulating the shipping of 
Slaves, to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
22 May. Considered; reported ; Bill for regulating the 
shipping and carrying of Slaves from the Coast of Africa, 
ordered; 23. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 24. Committed, 26. Instruction to 
allow certain Bounties to Masters and Surgeons of Slave 
Ships, 31. Committee deferred, 9. 15. 16. 20. 26 JUNE. 
Considered, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 29. Passed,3 JULY. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 10. Royal Assent, 19. 

House resolves to go into a Committee, to con- 
sider of proper Bounties to be allowed to Masters and 
Surgeons 











Surgeons of Slave Ships, 26 May. Considered, 30. Re- 

_ port Resolution allowing certain Bounties; Instruction 
accordingly; 31. Vide supra. 

Slave Trade, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for regu- 
lating the Height between Decks of Vessels entered for car- 
rying Slaves from the Coast of Africa; referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House; 27 JUNE. Considered; re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 29. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 3 JuLy. Committed, 4. 
Considered, 5. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 6. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 15. Royal Assent, 19. 

—— Vide Accounts. Address. 

Smith, Elizabeth. Vide Cooke. 

Soilleux, Jean Nicholas Joseph, Bill from the Lords for his 
Naturalization, 10 4ApR. Read, 20. Committed, 24. 
Reported ; passed; 6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 

Somerset Roads. Vide Frome. 

Inclosures. Vide Aller. Ashcott. Catcot. Chewton. 
Curry. Exton. High-ham. Holwell. Huish Episcopi. Moor- 
linch. Othery. Pitney Lortie. Puriton. saa supra. 
Somerton infra. Street infra. Weston Zoyland. 

Somerton, Compton Dundon, &amp;c. Open and Common Fields, 
&amp;c. Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered ; 
20 Fes. Presented, and read, 13 MarR. Committed,17. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 10 May. Passed,12. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Sotterley, Henstead, and Wrentham Heaths, Fen Grounds, Com- 
mons, and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to divide and 
inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FEB. Presented, and_ read, 20. 
Committed, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed; 28 Mar. 
Passed, 31. Agreed to by the Lords, 19 4PR. Royal 
Assent, 24. 


Southampton and Wilts, Petition of several Owners and Pro- 
prietors of Fisheries in those Counties, for a Bill to amend 
Acts for the Preservation of Salmon and other Fish in the 
Rivers therein; referred to a Committee, 21 FEB. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 13 MarR. Presented, and read, 20. 
Committed, 17 May. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9 JUNE. 
Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 
22. 

——— Roads. Vide Basingstoke. 

Inclosures. Vide Whitchurch. 

Southcote, Bridget; Bill from the Lords for vesting certain 
Estates in the County of Cambridge, devised by her Will, 
in Trustees for Sale, and laying out the Money arising 
therefrom in Estates in the County of Norfolk, to be set- 
tled to the same Uses, 9 JUNE. Read, 12. Committed, 
16. Reported; passed; 26. Royal Assent, 4 JULY. 


Southill Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
divide ‘and inclose ; Bill ordered ; 12 Dic. Member added; 
Bill presented, and read; 6.4PR. Committed,10. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 22 May. Passed, 23. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 31. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


Southoe Common and Open Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide, allot, and inclose ; Bill ordered ; 4 Norv. 
Presented, and read, 20 APR. Committed, 24. Reported ; 
to’ be ingrossed ; 8: May. Passed,12. Agreed to by the 
‘Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 


and Diddington Open Arable Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 4 Nor. 


South Sea Company. Vide Bank. 


Southwark Election, Petition of Mr. Tierney, complaining 
thereof; Day appointed for taking it imto Consideration ; 
Notices to be sent to the Parties ; Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 7 OcT. Com- 
mittee appointed, 1 Noy. Report, that Alexander Mor- 
rice, having been summoned by the Speaker’s Warrant to 
attend to give Evidence before the Committee, had dis- 
obeyed such Sammons; Acts 10 and.28 Geo. III. read; 
Alexander Morrice ordered to be taken into the Custody 
of the Serjeant; 4 Nov. Report respecting the Absence 
of Mr. Grenville, one of the Members of the Committee ; 
Mr. Grenville excused, and Leave given to absent himself 
from any further Attendance; 7. Report, That Mr. Thel- 
lusson the Sitting Member was not duly elected ; and that 
the last Election, so far as relates to Mr. Thellusson, was 
void; 12. Further Report respecting Mr. Thellusson having 
acted in Violation of. Act 7 Will. fit. c. 4. he was incapa- 
citated to serve in Parliament at such Election; to lie upon 
the Table ; ibid. House informed, that Alexander Mor- 





Questions Neg. 

















rice had been taken into Custody, pursuant to their Order ; 
ordered to be brought to the Bar upon a certain Day; 2 
Dec. Brought to the Bar, and was informed by Mr. 





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Speaker with the Matter of the Report of the 4th Novem- 
ber ; and he was heard thereupon ; Resolution respecting 
his ‘having been guilty of a Breach of Privilege; a certain 
Question proposed to be asked him, withdrawn; ordered 
to be again brought to the Bar upon a certain Day; and 
other Persons ordered to attend at the same Time; 5. Order 
for bringing Morrice to the Bar, read, and discharged, 7- 
Resolution respecting his having been guilty of a Breach 
of Privilege, read ; ordered to be committed to Newgate; 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Wartants accordingly ; 8. Com- 
plaint being made that undue Practices h SS used for 
the Purpose of preventing Morrice from appearing to give 
Evidence at the Committee ; Motion, that the Matter of 
the said Complaint be heard at the Bar of the House, with- 
drawn’; Orders for the Attendance of Captain Bartlett and 
Mr. Speck, read, and discharged; ibid. Petition of Alex- 
ander Morrice, stating that he had a just Sense of his Of- 
fence, and praying the House to take his Situation into 
Consideration ; Motrice ordered to be brought to the Bar 
upon a certain Day, in order to his being discharged ; 
r. Speaker to issue his Warrants accordingly; 26. Repri- 
manded, and discharged ; 27. 
Southwark new Writ, 12 Nov. 


‘Petition of Mr. Tierney, complaining of another 
Election, 29 Nov. Resolution reported from former Select 
Committee, respecting Mr. Thellusson’s being incapaci- 
tated, and Resolution of the House, respecting Bribery at 
Elections, read; Day appointed for taking the Petition into 
Consideration ; Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 
ibid. Order for considering Petition, Gechenged, and an- 
other Day appointed, 12 DEc. Committee appointed, 16, 
Report that Mr. Tierney was duly elected, &amp;c.; Deputy 
Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 21. 
Return amended, 22. 


Petition of certain Electors of that Borough, re- 
the last Election; and the Determination of the 
ommittee thereupon ; to lie upon the Table; 20 








spectin 
Select 
Fes. 

Spain. Vide Accounts. Address. King. 

Speaker, Mr. chosen, 27 SEPT. Confirmed Speaker; reports 
to the House that he had made the usual Claims of Privi- 
lege; 28. Takes the Oaths, ibid. 

~—— Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up every 
Morning, 6 OcT. 

to open Letters directed to the House, 6 OcrT. 

——— to appoint the printing of the Votes, 6 OcT. 

reports His Majesty’s Speech at the Opening of the 

Session, 6 Ocr. 

to issue his Warrants for such Persons, Papers, and 

Records, as shall be wy @ necessary on the hearing of 

contested Elections, 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 17. 18. 19. 20 

OcT.—29 Nov.—5. 6 DEc.—24 Mar.—25,. 28 May. 

reports His Majesty’s Answer to an Address, 10 














OcT. 





acquaints the House of having received Letters from 
Members returned for Two Places, signifying which they 
will serve for, 21. 26 OcT. 
——— acquaints the House that certain Petitioners com- 
laining of undue Elections and Returns had not entered 
into their Recognizances, 24. 25 OcT.—4 Norv. 


— to issue his Warrants for taking a Person into Cus- 
tody, 4 Nov.—for committing him to Newgate, 8 Dec.— 
for bringing him to the Bar in order to his being discharged, 
26. 





~——— acquaints the House that the Clerk had prepared a 
List-of the Names of all the Members who had delivered 
in Lists in pursuant of Act 26 Geo. III. for further Regu- 
lation of the Trial of Persons accused of Offences com- 
mitted in the East Indies, 28 Nov. Vide East India. 

adjourns the House without a Question, 19 DEC.— 
17 May.—7. 21 JUNE. 

~——— reprimands a Person at the Bar, 27 DEc. 

——— gives his casting Vote, 24 FEB. 

leaves the Chair upon a Division, 24 FEB.—13. 14. 
22 JUNE.—3.11 JULY. 

—— to transmit the Thanks of the House to Admiral Sir 
John Jervis, 3 Mar.——Communicates Sir John Jervis’s 
Answer, 24 APR. 


——— acquaints the House that an ingrossed Clause had by 
Mistake not been carried up to the Lords with a Bill, and 
Proceeding of the House thereupon, 6 Mar. 


——— = ordered to leave the Chair, 3 JUNE. 








Speaker, 





INDEX @o the - Firry-seconp VoLuME. 


Speaker, Mr.communicates to the House a Letter he had re- 
ceived from Sir Thomas Mostyn, signifying his Intention 
not to defend his Return for the County of Flint, 27 4PR. 


to report to the House a List of the Members who 
shall be absent on the Appointment: of a certain Election 
Committee, 28 APR. Vide Elections. 


to issue his Warrant for bringin 
tody of the Marshal of the King’s 
Committee, 27 JUNE. 


communicates to the House a Letter from Mr. Hat- 
sell, the Clerk of the House, expressing his Desire to retire 
from any further Execution of the Duties of his Office, 
and to appoint Mr. Ley his Deputy; Resolution there- 
upon, Nem. Con.; 11 JULY. Acquaints the House that 
he had communicated to Mr. Hatsell their unanimous Re- 
solution approving of his Conduct, 12. 


to licence the Printer of the Journal, 16 JULY. 


his Nomination of certain Members to issue War- 
rants for new Writs, 19 JULY. 


- Vide Elections. House. Questions Neg. 


Specie, Motion for coming to a Resolution, that no further 
Exportation of Specie or Gold should take place for the 
Use of the Emperor, or any other foreign Power, until the 
Sense of Parliament shall have been taken on the Subject, 
superseded by reading the Orders of the Day, 27 FEB. 


- Vide Accounts. Address. Bank. King. 


Spencer, John, late Earl, Bill from the Lords for vesting in 
Trustees certain Estates devised by his Will, in Trust to 
convey the same to George John Barl Spencer, on his set- 
tling another Estate in lieu thereof, 3 APR. 
Committed, 10. 
Assent, 9. 

Spotlaund Road. Vide Rochdale. 

Stage Coaches. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Stamford, new Writ, 21 Oct. 

Stamp Duties, Bill for securing those on Indentures, Leases, 
Bonds, and other Deeds, ordered, 13 DEc. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 14. Com- 
mitted, 15. Committee deferred, 16.17. Bill considered, 
20. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 21. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. 
Royal Assent, 28. 

Vide Atfornies. 

Stapleton Road. Vide Bristol. 


Statutes, Committee appointed to consider of the most effectual 
Means of promulgating the Statutes of the Realm, and to 
report the same, with their Observations thereupon; Five 
to be the Quorum; and, Leave given to the Committee to 
sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House ; 2 Nor. 
Instruction to consider of Part of the Report of last 
Session upon temporary a Laws, ibid. Report; to 
lie upon the Table; and, with the Appendix, to be printed ; 
5 Dec. Report referred to a Committee of the whole 
House, 10 Mar. Committee deferred, 17. Report con- 
sidered ; several Resolutions thereupon reported ; Day ap- 
pointed for taking Report of Resolutions into further Con- 
sideration, and the same to be printed; 20. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 27.—3 APR. Report further consider- 
ed, and Resolutions agreed to ; to be communicated to the 
Lords, and their Concurrence desired; Conference to be 
desired with the Lords upon the Subject; 27. Lords agree 
to a Conference, ibid.—Committee appointed to manage 
it; printed Copy of the Report to be communicated to the 
Lords, together with the Resolutions thereupon ; Confe- 
rence held, and reported; 1 May. Resolutions agreed to 
by the Lords, together with an Address, to-which they de- 
sire the Concurrence of the House; Day appointed for 
considering the Address; 2 JUNE. Vide Address. 


Steinberg, John Frederick, and Charles Blaurock, Petition for 
a Bill for their Naturalizations; Bill ordered; 28 Nov. 
Presented, and read, 29. Parties take Oaths, 2 DEc. Bill 
committed, 5. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 6. Passed, 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 23. 


Steward, Lord, swears several Members ; makes a Deputation 
for swearing the Remainder ; 27 SEPT. 


Stinton, Doctor Thomas, Bill from the Lords to enable him 
and his Successors to grant a Lease of a certain Part of the 
Prebendal Lands, situate in the several Parishes therein 
mentioned, 10 APR. Read, 20. Committed, 24. Re- 
ported; passed; 16 May. Royal Assent, 25. 

Stirling County, Election, Petition of Mr. Belsches, complain- 
ing thereof; Day appointed for taking it into Considera- 


tion ; Notices sent to the Parties ; Mr. Speaker to issue his 
Vou. 52.——1796-7. 








a Person, in Cus- 
ench, to attend a 




















Read, ibid. 
Reported; passed; 2 May. Royal 








Notes. Bills in Supply. 


Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 20 Ocr. Or- 
der for considering Petition discharged ; and another Day 
Fagen ;9 Nov. House informed, that since presenting 
the Petition, the Petitioner was dead ; Order thereupon dis- 
charged ; 23 DEc. 

Stirling, Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge Act for re- 
pairing the Road from Stirling to Dumbarton, and several 
other Roads in the Counties of Stirling, Dumbarton, and 
Perth; referred to a Committee; 22 FEB. 

Stockton Road. Vide Watling Street. 

Stoke Saint Gregory. Vide Curry. 

Damarel. Vide Plymouth Dock. 


Goldington, Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing the Roads between The Horseshoe House, in that Parish, 
and the Town of Northampton, and from the North Bridge 
of Newport Pagnel to the said Horseshoe House ; referred to 
a Committee; 17 FEB. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; Leave granted for Notices of the Application to 
be given at the next General Quarter Sessions ; 10 APR. 
Petition signifying that Notices had been given according- 
ly; referred toa Committee; 8 May. Reported; Report 
on former Petition read again; Bill ordered; 23. Pie- 
sented, and read, 26. Committed, 30. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 9 JUNE. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 
20. Royal Assent, 22. 


Mandeville Open and Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 
Fes. Member added; Bill presented, and read; 24 APR, 
Committed, 29. Reported; to be ingrossed; 16 May. 
Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 JUNE. Royal 
Assent, 6. 

Stourbridge Canal. Vide Dudley, 

Stratford, Old, Road, through Alderminster and Shipston- 
upon-Stower, to the Top of Long Compton Hill; Petition 
for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; referred to 
a Committee ; 15 Dec. Reported; Bill ordered; 17 Fes. 
Presented, and read, 27. Committed,3 Mar. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 10. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 

22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Street Commonable Ground and Waste Land; Petition for a 
Bill to divide, allot, and inclose Part of King’s Sedgmoor 
and Turf Moor, in that Parish; Bill ordered; 21 Ocr. 
Presented, and read, 26. Committed, 7 Nor. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 17 Dec. Passed, 19, Agreed to by the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 23. Amendment considered, 
and agreed to, 24. Royal Assent, 28, 

Stretham. Vide Waterbeach Level. 

Sudbury. Vide Harrow. 

— Inclosures- Vide Barnby. Barningham. Sotterley. 

ggeshall. 

Sugar, Bill to explain and amend Act of last Session, for Re- 
duction of Drawbacks and Bounties allowed on the Ex- 
ate of Sugar, ordered, 15 Dec. Order of Leave for 

ill discharged, and Instruction thereupon, 16. Vide 
Custom Duties Bill, in Bills of Supply. 

Vide Accounts. 

Supply. 

Motion for it to be considered in a Committee of the 

whole House, 8 OcT. Speech referred ; Motion considered; 

10. Reported; Supply agreed to, Nem.Con.; 11. Con- 
sideration thereof referred to a Committee of the whole 
House, ibid. 12. 14. 17. 19. 21. 26. 28. 31.—2. 4. 11. 28, 
go Nov.—2. 5. 7. 9. 12. 14. 16.19. 21. 23. 26. 28. 30 
DEC.—15. 17. 20. 22. 24. 27 FEB.—1. 3. 6. 10. 13. 15. 
17.20. 22. 24. 27. 29. 31 MAR.—3. 5. 7. 10. 21. 24. 26. 
29 APR.—1. 3. 5. 8. 10. 12. 15. 17. 19. 22. 24. 26. 31 
MAY.—2. 7.9. 12.14. 16. 19. 21. 23, 26. 29. 30 JUNE.— 
3- 5» 7-10. 12 JULY.——Considered, 14. 21.28 OcT.—2. 
16. 19. 21. 23. 31 DEC.—5. 24. 26 APR.—1, 5.8. 17. 24 
MAY.—23. 30 JUNE.—3. 7. 10. 12 JULY. 

Accounts and Estimates referred, 21.28 OcT.—2.21.23 DEc, 
—31 MaR.—5 APR.—8. 24 MAy.—23. 30 JUNE.—10. 
12 JULY. 

Reports referred, 16 DEcC—24 APR.—1.17 May, 

Messages referred, 19 DEG.—1. 5 May. 

Petitions referred, 22 DEC.—24 APR.—23 JUNE.. 

Report deferred, 3 APR. 

Resolutions agreed to Nem. Con. 6.8 May. 


reported on the same Day as voted, 8.24 May. 

Report Resolutions, viz. That 120,000 Seamen be employed, 
including 20,000 Marines—The Sum for maintaining them, 
including Ordnance for Sea Service,17 OcT.——That 60,765 
Men be employed for Land Service, including 5,222 Invalids 
—The Sum for maintaining asin um for Forces 


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INDEX ‘@ the Firry-sEconp VoLuME. 


in the Plantations, including Gibraltar, Corsica, the Cape 
of Good Hope, and a Corps of Foot in New South Wales. 
—For the Difference between the British and Irish Pay of 
Six Regiments of Foot for Service Abroad.—For Four 
Troops of Dragoons, and Nine Companies of Foot, sta- 
tioned in Great Britain, for recruiting Regiments serving 
in East India—For Recruiting and Contingencies for 
Land Forces ; of Allowances to Non-commissioned Officers, 
fic.; and of extra Feed for the Cavalry.—For General and 
Staff Officers, and Officers of Hospitals serving with the 
Forces in Great Britain—For the Embodied Militia in 
South Britain; and Corps of Fencible Infantry in Great 
Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and the Islands of Scilly and 
Man.—For Contingencies for the Embodied Militia, and 
Corps of Fencible aie in Great Britain; and Allow- 
ances to Non-commissioned Officers, &amp;c.—For Cloathing 
for the Embodied Militia in South Britain —For Corps of 
Fencible Cavalry for Service in Great Britain —For Al- 
lowances to the Non-commissioned Officers and Private 
Men of Corps of Fencible Cavalry, in Great Britain; and 
the Charge of extra Feed for the said Corps; 24. For 
making Provision to satisfy Navy, Victualling, and Trans- 
port Bills, made out on or before the 27th October 1796, 
amounting to £.11,993,167. 19s. 9d.—For Ditto, to sa- 
tisfy Exchequer Bills, made out by virtue of Act of last 
Session, for enabling His Majesty to raise the Sum of 
£.2,500,000, 31 OCT. For Horse Furniture, and of 
Cloathing and Accoutrements for several Augmentations of 
Forces.—For Allowances to several Reduced Officers of 
British American Forces—Upon Account of Reduced 
Officers of Ditto—Upon Aceount of Expences of the new 
Roads and Bridges in Scotland.—For Allowances to Re- 
duced Horse Guards.—Upon Account of Reduced Officers 
of Land Forces and Marines.—For the increased Rates of 
Subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others on Quar- 
tering Soldiers—For Full Pay to Supernumerary Officers.— 
On Account of Officers late in the Service of the States 
General.—For Allowances to the Paymaster General of 
the Forces, to the Secretary at War, &amp;c.—For the Ordi- 
nary of the Navy, including Half Pay to Sea and Marine 
Officers—For the Buildings, Re-buildings, and Repairs 
of Ships of War, and other extra Works.—For Ordnance, 
Land Service, for 1797.—For Ditto, not emp for in 
1795.—For Ditto, Sea Service, not provided for in 1795.— 
For Ditto, Land Service, not provided for in 1796.—For the 
Civil Establishment of Upper Canada.—For Ditto, of Nova 
Scotia.—For Ditto, of New Brunswick.—For Ditto, St. 
John’s Island.—For Ditto, of the Island of Cape Breton.— 
For Ditto, of Newfoundland.—For Ditto, of the Bahama 
Islands.—For the Salary of the Chief Justice of the Ber- 
mudas or Somers Islands.—For Ditto, of the Chief Justice 
of the Island of Dominica.—For the Civil Establishment 
of New South Wales, 5 DEc. That Provision be made 
for the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia, 17.——-£. 500,000 
upon Account, to enable His Majesty to make temporary 
Advances, by way of Loan, for the Service of the Em- 
peror ; Question Neg. for adding certain Words; 20. 
‘Yo make good Money issued for Allowances to American 
Sufferers.— Ditto, for His Majesty’s Service Abroad.— Ditto, 
for Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of France. 
—Ditto, for Fixtures at the House of the Speaker of the 
House of Commons.—Ditto, to continue and perfect the 
Index to the Journals of the House of Lords.—Ditto, to Mr. 
Campbell, for the Expence of Convicts on the Thames.— 
Ditto, to Mr. Bradley, for Ditto, in Langston and Ports- 
mouth Harbours—Ditto, to American and East Florida 
Sufferers, pursuant to Act 30 Geo. LII.—Ditto, pursuant 
to Addresses, and not made good by Parliament, 22. 
To enable His Majesty to issue the like Sum to Commis- 
sioners, to be advanced, under certain Regulations, for the 
Accommodation of Persons connected with, and trading to, 
the Islands of Grenada and Saint Vincent.—To re-pay to 
the Bank of England the Sum of £. 1,054,000 advanced 
by them, on the Credit of the growing Produce of the Con- 
solidated Fund, for the Service of 1795.—Towards de- 
fraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia; 
Instruction relating to the First Resolution ; 24 DEc. Vide 
Vincent's Saint.—For the In and Out-Pensioners of Chelsea 
Hospital, and the Expences of the said Hospital_—For Pen- 
sions to Widows of Commissioned Officers, 4 APR. To 
defray the Extraordinary Expences of the Army, from 25th 
December 1795 to 6th December 1796, 6. ‘Towards 
detraying the , Macatee and preventing the Increase of the 
Debt of the Navy, for 1797.—For paying off the Exche- 
oat Bills issued pursuant to Act of last Session, for enabling 

lis Majesty to raise the Sun of £.2,500,000.—For Ditto, 
issued on the Credit of the Growing Produce of the Con- 
solidated Fund, for the Service of 1796.—To make good 

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the Sum of £.3,500,000, charged by Act of last Session on 

the Consolidated Fund, for the Service of 1796.—To make 
good Money issued to the Secretary to the Commissioners 
or the Reduction of the National Debt.—Ditto, for a 
Clerk to superintend the Office for American Claims.— 
Ditto, for Relief ef the suffering Clergy and Laity of 
France.—Ditto, to Mr. Campbell, for +e cn of Con- 
victs on the Thames.—Ditto, to Mr. Bradley, for Ditto in 
Langston and Portsmouth Harbours.—For defraying the 
Expences of Convicts at Home, for 1797—To make good 
Money issued for Repairs of the Fleet Pitien,— Dien for 
Repairs of the King’s Bench Prison.—Ditto, towards de- 
fraying Extraordinary Expences incurred for Prosecutions 
relating to the Coin.—Ditto, in consequence of the Ex- 
pences of Mr. Hastings’s Prosecution.— Ditto, for the Salary 
of the Chief Justice of Newfoundland.— Ditto, for Expences 
on Account of the Settlement of New South Wales.— 
Ditto, for Expences and Allowances in the Superintendance 
of tae Alien Act.—Ditto, for His Majesty’s Secret Service 
Abroad.—For supporting the British Forts and Settle- 
ments on the Coast of Africa.—For the Board of Agricul- 
ture.—For defraying the Extraordinary Expences for Pro- 
secutions relating to the Coin for 1797.—Towards defray- 
ing the Charge of printing the Journals of the House of 
Commons, of printing and delivering the Votes, and of 
printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, for 1797.—Ditto, 
of the Superintendance of the Alien Act, for 1797.—To- 
wards detraying the Expences of the Settlement at New 
South Wales, for 1797.— Ditto, of Allowances to American 
Sufferers, fur 1797, 25 APR. A Sum to enable His Ma- 
jesty to make a temporary Advance, by Way of Loan, for 
the Service of the Emperor, 27.—To enable His Majesty to 
make Advances, by Way of Loan, for the Service of the 
Emperor.—Provision for guaranteeing the Payment of the 
Dividends on a Loan of £.3,500,000, to be raised on Ac- 
count of the Emperor.—To enable His Majesty to make 
Remittances, from Time to Time, to be applied to His 
Service in [reland, on Provision being made by the Parlia- 
ment of that Kingdom, for defraying the Interest and 
Charges of a Loan to that Amount; Bill ordered upon the 
Second Resolution; 2 May. Vide Emperor. A Sum 
for the Marriage Portion of her Royal Highness the Princess 
Royal; Resolution agreed to, Nem. Con.; 6——A Sum 
to defray the Expence to be incurred by an Increase to the 
Pay of the Seamen and Marines, and by the proposed Issue 
of full Allowance of Provisions; Resolution agreed to Nem. 
Con.; 8. Read again, and Bill ordered, 9. Vide Sea- 
men.——A Sum to pay Bills drawn on,and accepted by, the 
Lords of the Treasury—A Sum towards paying off the 
Exchequer Bills, made out in pursuance of Acts of last 
Session for granting Land Tax and Malt Duties, 18. 
A Sum for defraying the additional Charge of an Aug- 
mentation of the Pay and Allowances of His Majesty’s 
Land Forces.—A Sum towards defraying the additional 
Charge of an Augmentation of the Pay and Allowances of 
the Artillery and Military Artificers, &amp;c. 24.——A Sum 
towards the Relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of 
France, for 1797.—Ditto, for His Majesty’s Secret Service 
Abroad, for 1797.—Ditto to defray the Extraordinary Ex- 
pences of the Army, from 7th December to 24th December 
1796.— Ditto to defray the Expence of Extraordinary Ser- 
vices, incurred and not paid previous to 5th January 1797.— 
Ditto towards defraying the Extraordinary Services of the 
Army, for 1797.—Ditto to satisfy Demands outstanding in 
the Barrack Department.—Ditto for Supply of Forage to 
the Troops, and other Expences, attending the Service of 
the Barrack Department, for 1797.—Ditto to the Bank of 
England, to be by them placed to the Account of the Com- 
missioners for Reduction of the National Debt.—Ditto for 
defraying the Charge of certain Allowances to the Sub- 
altern Officers, Adjutants, and Quarter Masters of the Land 
Forces.—Ditto for Foreign Corps, in the Service of Great 
Britain, for 1797.—Ditto for the Support of the Veterinary 
College, 26 JUNE. The Eighth Resolution read again, 
and Bill ordered thereupon, 3 JULY. Vide National Debt. 
A Sum for additional Pay to certain Officers of the Ar- 

tillery and Engineers, ibid.——For making Provision for 

Allowances to Subaltern Officers of the Militia in Time of 
Peace ; Bill ordered thereupon; 4. Vide infraa——A Sum to 

enable His Majesty to afford pecuniary Assistance to the 

Queen of Portugal; and to defray such Extraordinary Ex- 

pences, and take such Measures as the Exigency of Affairs 
may require ; 10, A Sum towards ayne the a 
of Cloathing and Accoutrements for sundry Corps of Vo- 

lunteer Cavalry, 11.——A Sum to defray the Sums which 
the Commissioners under the American Treaty have award- 

ed to be paid by the British Government; and the Expences 

attending the said Commission, 13. 





























Ways 


IN DEX @ the Firty-szrconp VoLuME. 


Ways and Means for raising the Supply. 

To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 17. 
19. 21. 24. 26. 28. 31 OcT.—2. 4. 11. 28. 30 Nov.—2. 5. 
7.9. 12. 14. 16. 19. 21- 23. 26. 28. 30 DEC.—15. 17. 20. 
22. 24.27 FEB.—1. 3.6. 10. 13. 15. 17. 20. 22. 24. 27. 
29. 31 MAR.—3. 5. 7- 10. 21. 24, 26.29 APR.—1. 3. 5.8. 
10. 12. 15. 17. 19. 22. 24. 26. 31 MAY.—2. 7. 9. 12. 14. 
16. 19. 21. 23- 26. 29. 30 JUNE.—3. 5. 7. 10. 12 JULY. 

considered, 19. 31 OcT.—-30 Nov.—7. 19. 21 Dec. — 
26 APR.—1. 3. 10. 17. 24. 31 May.—2. 16. 30 JUNE.— 
5. 7.10 JULY. 

Accounts and Estimates referred, 31 OCT.—30 Nov.—7 Dec. 
—26 APR.—17 May. 

Reports referred, 26 APR. 

Message referred, 1 May. 

Resolutions re-committed, 8 DEc. 


Instruction to consider several Acts mentioned in Resolu- 
tions reported from the Committee on Expiring Laws, 24 
May. 











to consider of Act of this Session, for raising Eigh- 
teen Millions by Way of Annuities, 31 May. 


Motion for agreeing to a Resolution, withdrawn, 1 JUNE. 


Report Resolutions, viz. For continuing the Duties on Malt, 
Mum, Cyder, and Perry.—For raising Four Shillings in the 
Pound on Land, &amp;c. Bills ordered thereupon, 20 OcrT. 
Vide infra. For granting certain Annuities to satisfy 
Navy, Victualling, and Transport Bills, made out on or 
before the 31st December 1795.—Ditto, made out after 
the 31st December 1795, and on or before the goth April 
1796.—Ditto, made out after the goth April 1796, and on 
or before the 31st July 1796.—Ditto, made out after the 
gist July 1796, and on or before the 27th October 1796.— 
For granting certain Annuities in lieu of Exchequer Bills, 
made out pursuant to Act of last Session, for raising 
£.2,500,000 thereby. Bills ordered thereupon, 1 Nor. 
Vide infra. For applying £.420,000 now remaining 
in the Exchequer, being the disposable Overplus of the 
Grants for 1796, 1 Dec. Resolution read again, and In- 
struction accordingly, 11 JULY. Vide Consolidated Fund 
Bill, infra. For raising £.18,000,000 by Annuities.— 
For charging an additional Duty of Customs on Brown and 
Muscovado Sugar of the British Plantations imported — 
For Ditto of Ditto, on Sugar imported by the Bast India 
Company.—For Ditto of Ditto, upon any other Sugar 
icieaeel aiies Ditto of Ditto, upon Bricks imported.— 
For Ditto of Ditto, on Pepper imported by the East India 
Company, and delivered out of Warehouse for Exporta- 
tion.—For Ditto, upon the Amount of the Duties of Cus- 
toms on Pepper consumed in this Kingdom.—For Ditto, 
on Brimstone, Hemp, Iron unwrought, Oil of Olives, and 
Staves, imported from any Part of Europe.—For Ditto, on 
other Goods, except Wine, Sugar, Coals carried Coastwise, 
and Prize Goods.—For repealing so much of the Draw- 
back allowed upon the Exportation of British Plantation 
Coffee and Cocoa Nuts, as exceeds the Drawback upon 
any other Sort.—For charging an additional Excise Duty 
upon the Purchase Money arising by Sale at Auctions of 
Lands, Tenements, &amp;c.—For Ditto upon Ditto, arising 
by Sale of Furniture, Fixtures, &amp;c.—For Ditto, on Bricks 
made in Great Britain; and allowing a Drawback thereof 
on Exportation.—For Ditto, on Cocoa Nuts of the British 
Plantations imported, and delivered for Home Consump- 
tion.—For Ditto, on Ditto, the Growth of any other Place, 
imported and delivered for Ditto—For Ditto, on Coffee 
imported and delivered for Home Consumption.—For laying 
an additional Duty on Wash, made for extracting Spirits 
for Home Consumption, from Malt, Corn, &amp;c.—For Ditto 
on Ditto, made from any other British Materials.—For 
Ditto on Ditto, made from Melasses or Sugar.—For Ditto 
on Ditto, prepared from wore Materials, except Melasses 
and Sugar.—For Ditto, on Wash produced by Sir William 
Bishopp and Co. from Malt or other Corn.—For Ditto 
on Spirits, not exceeding One to Ten over Hydrometer 
Proof, manufactured in Scotland, and imported into Eng- 
land, or found in any Ship or Lighter, &amp;c. and in pro- 
portion for the Surplus Strength—For Ditto on Single 
Brandy imported or found in any Ship or Lighter, &amp;.— 
For Ditto, on Brandy above Proof, imported, Ditto.—For 
Ditto, on Rum, Spirits, or Aqua Vite of the British Plan- 
tations, Ditto —For Ditto on Ditto, above Proof, Ditto.— 
For Ditto, on Rum or Spirits of the British Plantations, in 
Warehouse.—For Ditto on Ditto, above Proof.—For Ditto, 
on all other Single Spirits or Aqua Vite, imported or found 
in any Ship or Lighter, &amp;c.—For Ditto on Ditto, above 
Proof—For Ditto, upon all Tea sold by the East India 
Company for 2s. per lb. or upwards; and for granting a 
Drawback thereof on Exportation—For charging an ad- 

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ditional Annual Duty upon Stills used for distilling Wash 
from British Materials in the Lowlands of Scotland.—For 
Ditto upon Ditto, used for distilling Wash from Melasses 
or Sugar in Scotland.—For Ditto upon Ditto, used for 
distilling Wash from Foreign Materials (except Melasses 
or Sugar) in Scotland.—For Ditto upon Ditto, used for 
——s Wash from British Materials in England, to be 
exported to Scotland.—For Ditto upon Ditto, used for 
rectifying — in Ditto, to be exported to Ditto.—For 
Ditto upon Ditto, used for distilling Wash from Melasses 
or — in Ditto, to be exported to Ditto—For Ditto 
upon Ditto, used for distilling Wash from Foreign Mate- 
rials (except Melasses or Sugar) in Ditto, to be exported 
to Ditto.—For Ditto upon Ditto, used in distilling Wash 
in the Highlands of Scotland.—For Ditto upon Ditto, used 
in rectifying Spirits in Ditto.—For discontinuing the Rates 
of Postage now payable within England, Wales, and Ber- 
wick-upon-Tweed.—For charging proportional Duties of 
3d. 6d. gd. and 1s, for the Conveyance of Letters or 
Packets within Ditto, any Distance not exceeding 15 
Miles.—For Ditto of 4d. 8d. 1s. and 1s. 4d. for Ditto 
above 15 and not exceeding 30 Miles.—For Ditto of 5d. 
10d. 1s. 3d. and 2s. 8d. for Ditto above 30 and not ex- 
ceeding 60 Miles.—For Ditto of 6d. 1s. 1s. 6d. and 2s. 
for Ditto above 60 and not exceeding 100 Miles.—For Ditto 
of 7d. 1s. 2d. 1s. 9d. and 2s. 4d. for Ditto above 100 
and not exceeding 150 Miles.—For Ditto of 8d. 1s. 4d. 
2s. and 2s. 8d. for Ditto above 150 Miles.-—For Ditto of 
id. 2d. 3d. and 4d. for the Conveyance of Letters or 
Packets in Scotland, in Addition to the Rates now payable. 
—For discontinuing the Rates of Postage between London 
and Portugal, and between London and the British Domi- 
nions in America.—For charging proportional Duties of 
1s. 2s. 3s. and 4s. for the Conveyance of Letters or 
Packets to and from Portugal, exclusive of the Inland Pos- 
tage.—For Ditto, to and from the British Dominions in 
America, exclusive of Ditto—For charging the Inland 
Postage on Portugal and American Letters, according to 
the Distance which they shall be conveyed.—For charging 
an additional Duty on the Gross Amount of every Assess- 
ment made under certain Acts, passed 24 Geo. III. and in 
the last Session.—For Ditto, a further additional Duty on 
Ditto, made under certain Acts, 24 and 29 Geo. III. and in 
the last Session.—For charging on all Goods conveyed by 
Inland Navigation, a Duty equal to One Eighth Part of 
the Toll in Addition to the same.—For charging an ad- 
ditional Duty upon public Stage Coaches, or Carriages 
employed for the Conveyance of Passengers for Hire.—For 
obliging Common Carriers, and others, to give Receipts 
for Fosndo and Packages to be conveyed for Hire by Land 
Carriage, and charging a Stam “tow | on every such Re- 
ceipt, 8 DEC. The Fifty-second Resolution re-committed ; 
Bills ordered upon the others; ibid. Vide infra——For 
defraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the Mi- 
litia out of the Land Tax; Bill ordered thereupon; 20. 
Videinfra——For allowing an Interest, by Way of Discount, 
to Persons paying in the Whole of their Contribution Mo- 
ney towards the Loan of £.18,000,000; Bill ordered there- 
upon; 22. Vide infra——For wep Siar yy by 
Annuities.—For charging a Duty on any Entry of Admission 
into a Corporation or Company.—For Ditto on Ditto, into 
any of the Inns of Court or Inns of Chancery.—For Ditto 
on Ditto, into any of the Four Inns of Court.—For Ditto, 
on any Instrument for admitting of any Fellow of the Col- 
lege of Physicians, or of any Attorney, &amp;c.—For Ditto on 
any Award.—For Ditto, on any beneficial Warrant or 
Order under the Sign Manual.—For Ditto, on any Bill 
or Note of Lading for Goods to be exported.—For Ditto, 
on certain Bonds not otherwise charged.—For Ditto, on 
Debentures for drawing back Custom Duties.—For Ditto, 
on the Collation or Presentation to any Benefice or Eccle- 
siastical Promotion—For Ditto, on any Conveyance or 
other Deed which shall be enrolled of Record.—For Ditto, 
on any Dispensation or Faculty to hold Dignities or Bene- 
fices.—For Ditto, on any Exemplification whatsoever that 
shall pass the Seal of any Court.—For Ditto, on any Grant 
or Letters Patent, or any Exemplification of the same— 
For Ditto, on any Grant of Money exceeding £.200, which 
shall pass the Great Sea], or Privy Seal, not directed to the 
Great Seal—For Ditto, on Grant of Lands in Fee, Lease 
for Years, or other Grant of Profit, not particularly charged, 
that shall pass the Great Seal, &amp;c.—For Ditto, on any 
Institution or Licence that shall pass the Seal of any Arch- 
bishop, &amp;c.—For Ditto, on certain Inventories or Cata- 
logues of Furniture or Effects—For Ditto, on any Letters 
of Mart.—For Ditto, on any Licence or Certificate of 
Marriage, except of a Widow of a Seaman or Common 
Soldier —For Ditto, on any Matriculation of any Person 
in either ‘of the Two Universities—For Ditto, — red 
ardon 











INDEX @o the Firty-sEconp VoLumeg. 


Pardon (except the General Circuit or Newgate Pardon) 
or Warrant of Reprieve, &amp;c.—For Ditto, on any Passport.— 
For Ditto, on any Protest or other Notarial Act whatever. 
—For Ditto, on any Recognizance, Statute Staple, or Sta- 
tute Meérchant.—For Ditto, on the Register or Certificate 
of a Degree taken in either of the Two Universities.—For 
Ditto on Ditto, in any Inn of Court.—For Ditto, on any 
Surrender of, or Admittance to, certain Copyhold Lands or 
Tenements.—For Ditto, on any Copy of a Surrender of, 
or Admittance to, certain Custom Right, or Tenant Right 
Estates, not being Copyhold—For Ditto, on the Transfer 
on Stock in any Company, Society, or Corporation.—For 
Ditto on any Writ of Covenant for levying a Fine, or any 
Writ of Entry for suffering a Common Recovery.—For 
Ditto, on certain Law Instruments in Scotland—For 
Ditto, on the Copy of any Writ.—For Ditto, on every 
Almanack or Calendar for One particular Year, or for any 
less Time.—For Ditto, on any Citation or Libel, &amp;c. 
exhibited in any Ecclesiastical Court, the Courts of Admi- 
ralty, or Cinque Ports.—For Ditto, on any Answer exhi- 
bited in Ditto.—For Ditto, on the Copy of any Citation, 
Monition, or Answer exhibited in Ditto.—For Ditto, on 
the Copy of any Libel or Deposition, &amp;c. exhibited in 
Ditto.—For Ditto, on any Sentence or final Decree exhi- 
bited in any Raclesinatical Court, the Courts of Admiralty, 
or Cinque Ports, or any Copy thereof.—For Ditto, on 
any personal Decree, Warrant or Monition, in any Court 
of Admiralty, or Cinque Ports, or any Copy thereof.—For 
Ditto, on any Sentence in those Courts, or Attachment 
made thereout, or any Relaxation of such Attachment.— 
For Ditto, on any Appeal from the High Court of Admi- 
ralty, the Court of Arches, or the Prerogative Courts.— 
For Ditto, on any Commission isssuing out of any Eccle- 
siastical Court.—For Ditto, on every News-paper.—For 
Ditto, on certain Agreements.—For charging proportional 
Duties on Bonds given as Security for Money, according 
to the Amount.—For charging a Duty on certain Inden- 
tures, Leases, and other Deeds not otherwise charged.— 
For charging proportional Duties upon Probates of Wills 
or Letters of Maetialsteaiicn, according to the Value of 
the Estate.—For Ditto, on any Bill of Exchange, Draft, 
or Order for Payment of Money on Demand, according to 
the Amount, not exceeding £.200.—For Ditto on Ditto, 
payable otherwise than on Demand.—For charging a Daty 
on any Bill of Exchange whatsoever, exceeding £.200.— 
For ser oh an Annual Duty on Policies for insurin 
Property from Loss by Fire—For charging a Duty on all 
Gold Plate, which shall or ought to be assayed in Great 
Britain.—For Ditto, on all Silver Plate, Ditto—For Ditto, 
on any attested Copy of an Indenture, Lease, or other Deed, 
for the Use of any Person other than the Person entitled to 
the Custody of such Deed.—For Ditto, on the Purchase 
Money which shall arise by virtue of any Sale of Lands, 
Tenements, &amp;c. or any Sum charged thereon.—For charg- 
ing a Sum equal to the Tolls now payable for Carriages, 
Horses, and other Cattle of every Description, passing 
through any Turnpike, in Addition to the Tolls already 
paid there ; Bills ordered thereupon ; 27 APR. Vide infra. 
That the Contributors to the Loan of £. 13,000,000, 
who shall be possessed of certain Exchequer Bills, may pay 
them in on Account of the next Instalment.—That the 
Contributors to the Loan of £. 13,000,000 shall be allowed 
Interest for proportional Parts of Sums _ in advance for 
ET any Instalment; 2 May. Instruction accord- 
ingly, ibid. For raising £.1,500,000 by Annuities, 5. 
Instruction accordingly, ibid. —For discontinuing the pre- 
sent Duties charged upon Policies of Insurance, for insuring 
Property from Fire-—-For granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof, 11. Instruction accordingly, ibid——That the 
Contributors to the Loan of £.14,000,000, shall make 
their future Payments on the Sum of £.1,600,000, Part 
of a further Loan of £.3,500,000, on or. before cer- 
tain Days specified, 18. Instruction accordingly, ibid. 
Vide Emperor——For charging proportional Duties upon 
Notes for Payment of Money on Demand, from 40s. to 
£.200, which may be re-issuable from Time to Time, after 
Payment at the Place where they were first issued.—For 
Ditto, upon Notes for Payment of Money to Bearer on 
Demand, from 4os, to £.30, and which may be re-issued.— 
For Ditto, upon Notes payable otherwise than to Bearer on 
Demand, from 4os. to £.200.—For charging a Duty 
upon Notes payable on Demand, or otherwise, where the 
Sum shall exceed £.200.—For Ditto, on the Grant of any 
Office or Employ which shall be above the Value of £. 100 
a Annum, 25. Instruction accordingly, ibid. 
or allowing an additional Annuity to the Contributors 
towards the Loan of £.18,000,000, 1 JUNE. Question 
Neg. for disallowing the Votes of certain Members, on 
Question for agreeing to the said Resolution, ibid.—For 























renewing the Limits described as the Highlands of Scot- 
land, in Act 35 Geo. IH.—For pte, mi the Duties 
granted on Stills, and on Licences for retailing Aqua Vite, 
to such Places as shall not be within the Limits to be pre- 
scribed as the Limits of the Highlands.—For discontinuing 
the several Licence Duties granted on Stills, as to all such 
Places.—For charging an additional Annual Duty upon 
the Contents of Stills, employed in distilling Spirits from 
Articles of the Growth of the Highlands.—For disconti- 
nuing the Exemption from the Duty on Malt, for all Malt 
used in extracting Spirits within the Highlands; 1 JUNE. 
Bill ordered thereupon, ibid. Vide infra. For reviving 
and continuing so much of Act 26 Geo. III. as relates to 
the Bounties thereby granted for encouraging the Fisheries 
carried on at Newfoundland, ard Parts adjacent.—For con- 
tinuing so much of Act 33 Geo. ILI.as permits the Impor- 
tation and Exportation of certain Goods in Foreign Ships, 
into and from the Port of Saint John, in the Island 
of Antigua; Bill ordered thereupon; 7. Vide infra —— 
For charging an additional Duty upon the Contents of 
Stills used for distilling Worts, Wash, &amp;c. in the High- 
lands of Scotland, except within a District to be limited, 
19. Instruction accordingly, ibid. For charging an 
additional Annual Duty upon certain Horses charged 
with a Duty of Two Shillings by Act of last Session, and 
an additional Annual Duty of £.20 per Centum on the 
Produce and Amount thereof.—For charging an additional 
Duty of £.5 per Centum on the Produce and Amount of 
the Custom Duties, except the £.10 and £.5 per Cents. 
imposed in the riggs Session, and also, except the Duties 
on Tea, Sugar, Wine, Tobacco, and Callicoes.—For Ditto, 
per lib. on Pepper delivered out of Warehouse for Home 
Consumption, and to be liable to the additional Duty of £. 5 
“a Centum, imposed in the present Session, and a further 
uty of £.5 per Centum on the Produce and Amount 
thereof.—For Ditto, per Chalder on Coals exported, except 
to Ireland, the Isle of Man, or America; and to be liable 
to the said additional Duties —For Ditto, per Ton, on 
Ditto.—For charging an Annual Duty on every Clock or 
Time Keeper.—For Ditto, on every Gold or Enamelled 
Watch or Time Keeper.—For Ditto, for every Silver or 
Metal Watch or Time Keeper, except Watches kept for 
Sale, or otherwise, in the Course of Trade.—For Ditto, for 
every Licence to any Maker of, or Dealer in Clocks, 
Watches, or Time Keepers.—For charging an additional 
Stamp Duty on every Deed made in Great Britain.—For 
charging certain additional Duties on inhabited Houses, 
proportionate to the Number of Windows or Lights which 
are subject to the Duty on inhabited Houses, granted by 
Act 19 Geo. III. Bills ordered thereupon, 3 JuLY. Vide 
infra. For raising acertain Sum by a Lottery.—For Ditto, . 
by Exchequer Bills—For defraying the Allowances to cer- 
tain Militia Officers out of the Land Tax. Bills ordered 
thereupon, 6. Vide infra——For charging additional 
Yearly Sums upon Persons keeping more than One Male 
Servant, subject to an additional Duty of £.20 per Centum 
on their Amount.—For charging an additional Annual 
Duty for every Horse more than One, kept for the Purpose 
of riding, or drawing any Coach, &amp;c. Bills ordered there- 
upon, 10. Vide infra. For applying «£. 2,000,000 
out of the Monies that shall arise of the Surplus of the 
Consolidated Fund; Bill ordered thereupon; 11. Vide 


infra. 

















Bills of Supply. 
Bill for further continuing the Duties on Matt, &amp;c. or- 


dered, 20 OcT. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Seccnd Reading ; 21. Committed, 24. Instructions for 
Clauses of Credit and Deficiency; Bill considered; 25. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 1 Nov. Royal Assent, 2. 


for granting an Aid to His Majesty by a Lanp Tax, 
ordered, 20 OcT. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 21. Committed, 24. Instructions for 
Clauses of Credit and Deficiency; Bill considered; 25. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to 
by the Lords,1 Nov. Royal Assent, 2. 


for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Vic- 
tualling, ‘Transport, and Exchequer Bills, ordered, 1 Norv. 
Presented, and read, 2. Committed, 4. Considered, 7. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 8. Passed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 11. 
Royal Assent, 12. 


for raising the Sum of Eighteen Millions, by Way of 
AnNuitTiIEs, ordered, 8 Dec. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; 2: Committed, 12, Com- 
mittee deferred, 13. 14. 15. Instruction for Clause of 
Credit; Bill considered ; 16. Reported; to be a: 

ay 




















IN DEX ¢o the Risevsmeoun VoLuUME. 


Day appointed for Third Reading; 17. Passed, 19. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 23. 

Bills of Supply. 

Bill for granting certain Duties of Customs on Goops, 
Wares, and MercuanpizeE, imported into, exported 
from, or brought or carried Coastwise within Great Britain, 
except Wine and except Cvals, when brought or carried 
Coastwise, and for reducing the Drawback on British Plan- 
tation CorrEE and Cocoa Nuts exported, ordered, 8 
Dec. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 9. Committed, 12. Committee deferred, 13. 
14.15. Instruction to apply certain Money towards de- 
fraying the increased Charge of any Loan granted by Act 
of last Session; Bill considered ; 16. red deferred, 17. 
Bill reported, 19. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 20. Passed, 
22. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, 28. 


-—— for granting additional Duties of Excise on Auctions, 
Bricks, Cocoa Nuts, and Corret, British and Foreign 
Spirits, and Tea, ordered, 8 Dec. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 9. Committed, 12. 
Considered, 13. Report deferred, 14. 15. 16. Bill = 
ed; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
19. Passed, 20, Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal 
Assent, 28. 
—— for granting certain additional Duties on DisTILLERIES 
in ScoTLanpD, and on the Exportation of British-made Spi- 
rits from England to Scotland, and from Scotland to Eng- 
land, ordered, 8 DEc. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 9. Committed, 12. Committee de- 
ferred, 14. 15. 16. Bill considered, 19. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 
Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 
28. 

for altering certain Rates of Postrace for Conveyance 
of Letters in England and Scotland respectively, and of 
Packets to and from Great Britain, from and to Portugal, 
and the British Colonies in America, respectively, ordered, 
8 Dec. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 13. Committed, 14. Cobsenithee deterred, 16. 
Instruction to set apart a certain Sum from the Revenue of 
the Post Office, towards defraying the increased Charge of 
any Loan granted by Act of last Session ; Bill considered ; 
17. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
_ Reading; 19. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. 
Royal Assent, 28. 

for granting additional Duties on the Amount of cer- 
tain Duties under the Management of the Commissioners 
for the affairs of Taxes, ordered, 8 Dec. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 23 Mar. 
Cuiemieind, 24. Considered, 25. me to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. Passed, 
30. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Assent, 6. 


for granting a Duty on Goods conveyed on INLAND Na- 
VIGATIONS, ordered, 8 DEc. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 13. Committed, 14. Com- 
mittee deferred, 16. 31.—15. 22 FEB.—1. 15.24 Mar.— 
27 JUNE. Bill considered; reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
3 JULY. Further Consideration of Report put off for Three 
Months, 10. 

for granting an additional Duty on Stace Coacues, 
ordered, 8 Dec. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 12. Committed, 13. Committee de- 
ferred, 14. 15. Bill considered, 16. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day ry for Third Reading; 17. Passed, 
ig. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 28. 


for granting a Stamp Duty on RecerPts to be given on 

the Detivery of Goons to be carried for Hire, by com- 

mon Carriers and others, in certain Cases therein mentioned, 
ordered, 8 DEc. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; 19 JUNE. Committed,20. Committee 

deferred, 23. 26. 29. 

— for defraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of 
the Mitit1A, out of the Land Tax, ordered, 20 DEC. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 7 
Mar. Committed, 9. Committee deferred, 10.13. Bill 
considered ; Forty Members not belngastents Mr. Speaker 
resumed the Chair; and Forty Members being then found 
to be present ; Committee appointed to sit again; 14. Fur- 

. ther Consideration of Bill Neferred, 15. Further consi- 
dered, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 20. Passed, 21. Agrees to by the Lords; 
Royal Assent; 27—Vide Questions Neg. 


for allowing certain Discounts to the Contributors of 


£. 18,000,000, raised by Annuities, by Act of this Session, 


Ing; 7- 

















ordered, 22 DEC. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 12 May. Conimitted, 15. Com- 
mittee deferred, 18. 22. 25. 31. Considered,2 JUNE. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 


Passed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords; Royal 
Assent; 19. 


Bills of Supply. 


for raising the Sum of £.13,000,000, by Way of An- 
NUITIES, ordered, 27 APR. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
gene for Second Reading; 1 May. Committed, 2. 
nstruction respecting the Payment of the Instalments, ibid. 
Committee deferred, 3. Instruction tor raising a further 
Loan of £.1,500,000, 5. Bill considered, ibid. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 6. 
Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Royal Assent, 
11, 


for granting Stame Duties on the several Matters 
therein mentioned, ordered, 27 APR. Instruction to make 
Provision for securing the Duties on Certificates to be taken 
out by Soticitors, ATTORNIEs, &amp;c. 8 May. Bill pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. 
Commiited,g Instruction for repealing certain Duties on 
Po icizs of [NsuRANCE,and granting others in lieu there- 
of; Committee deferred; 11. 15. 18.22. Instruction for 
charging certain Duties on Promissory Notes, &amp;c. 25. 
Committee deferred; Question Neg. for an Instruction to 
divide Bill into Two Bills; ibid. mmittee deferred, 26. 
30.—2.7. 9 JUNE. Considered, 14. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Third 
Reading deferred, 16. Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 
21. Royal Assent, 22. 


for granting a Sum equal to the Tolls now payable for 
Carriages, &amp;c. passing through any Turnpike, in Addition 
to the Tolls already payable there, ordered, 27 APR. 


for guaranteeing the Payment of Dividends on a Loan 
to the Empexor, ordered, 2 MAY. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 17. Committed, 18. 
Instructions, ibid. Further Instructions; Declaration and 
Condition of Imperial Loan referred ; Bill considered ; 19. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for ‘Third 
Reading; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. 
Royal Assent, 25. 


—-—- for granting additional Duties on DisT1LLER1E£s in the 


Highlands of ScotLan np therein particularly described, and 
for regulating the Duties in the respective Districts, ordered, 
1 JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 2. Committed,7. Petition from certain Corn 
Distillers in the Lowlands of Scotland, against ; to lie upon 
the Table; 13. Committee deferred, ibid. 15. Instruction 
for charging an additional Duty upon certain Stills in the 
Highlands, 19. Bill sideasiesed, ibid. Report deferred, 22. 
Reported, and re-committed; considered ; 23. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. 
Passed, 29. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 JuLy. Royal 
Assent, 19. 


to revive and continue the Bounties granted by Act 26 
Geo. III. for encouraging the Fisheries carried on at New- 
FOUNDLAND, and Parts adjacent, from Great Britain, Ire- 
land, and the British Dominions in Europe ; and to continue 
so much of Act 33 Geo. III. as permits the Importation and 
Exportation of certain Goods, &amp;c. in Foreign Ships, into and 
from the Port of Saint Joun, in the Island of ANTicua, 
ordered, / JUNE. Instruction to continue so much of Act 
33 Geo. III. as relates to the Manufacture of Maipsrone 
Geneva, ibid. Bill presented, and read, 9. Committed, 
13. Committee deferred, 15.19. Instruction to continue 
Part of Act 35 Geo. ILI. for better securing the Duties on 
Guass, 20. Bill considered, 22. Reported; to be in- 
—; 23. Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, go. 

oyal Assent, 4 JULY. 


—— for granting additional Duties on certain Horses before 


charged with a Duty of Two Shillings, by an Act of the 
36th Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, and on 
Mules, ordered, 3 JULY. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 6. Com- 
mittee deferred, 7. Considered, 10. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day a for Third Reading; 11. Passed, 
1g. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Lesa, 19. 


—— for a additional Duties of Customs on certain 


Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into, exported 


' from, or carried Coastwise, and on Pepper, to be used and 


consumed in this Kingdom, ordered, 3 JULY. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 4. Com- 
mitted, 5. Committee deferred, 6. 10. Considered, 12. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

K Reading ; 





Reading; 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. 
Royal Assent, 19. 
Bills of Supply. 


Bill for granting certain Duties on Crocxs and WatcueEs, 
ordered, 3 JULY. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 4. Committed; to be printed; 5. 
Committee deferred, 7.10. Considered, 11. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. 
Third Reading deferred, 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

for granting an additional Stamp Duty on Deeps, or- 

dered, 3 JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading ; 4. Committed, 7. Considered, 10. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 

ing; 11, Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 

Assent, 19. 

for granting several additional Duties on INHABITED 

Hovsgs, ordered, 3 JULY. Presented, and read ; = ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 5. Consi- 
dered, 6. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 7. Passed,10. Agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Assent, 19. 

—— for granting a certain Sum of Money to be raised by a 
Lorrery, ordered, 6 JULY. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 7. Committed,i0. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 12. Third Reading deferred, 13. Passed, 14. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

for raising a certain Sum of or by Loans or Ex- 
CHEQUER Bit1s, ordered, 6 JULY. Presented, and read ; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; 7. Committed, 10. 

Committee deferred, 11. Considered, 12. Reported ; to be 

ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 13. Passed, 

14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

for making Allowances in certain Cases to Subaltern 

Officers of the M1171, in Time of Peace, ordered, 6JULY. 

Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

7. Committed, 10. Committee deferred, 11. Consider- 

ed, 12. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 

Third Reading; 13. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 

18. Royal Assent, 19. 

for granting a further additional Duty on Horses kept 

and used for the Purpose of Riding, or of drawing certain 

Carriages therein mentioned, ordered, 10 JULY. Present- 

ed, and read; Day appointed for Second Renting ; 11. 

Committed, 12. onsidered, 14.__ Reported; to be in- 

grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Passed, 

17. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 

for granting additional Duties on Mate Servants, or- 

dered, 10 JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; 11. Committed, 12. Pictkioeal. 13. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 

ing; 14. Passed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 

Assent, 19. 

for granting a certain Sum of Money out of the Con- 

SOLIDATED FuND, and forapplying a certainSum of Money 

therein mentioned, for the ahs. of the Year One thou- 

sand Seven hundred and Ninety-seven, ordered, 11 JULY. 

Instruction to make Provision for Overplus of Grants, ibid. 

Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 

ing; 12. Committed, 13. Instructions for Clauses of 

Credit and Appropriation, and for making forth Duplicates 

of certain Exchequer Bills, Lottery Tickets, &amp;c.; Part of 

King’s Speech in 1763, referred ; Bill considered; 14. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed; Day ag ap for Third Read- 

ing; 15. Passed,17. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal 

Assent, 20. 


Surgeons, Petition for a Bill to erect the Corporation of Sur- 
eons of London into a College, and to continue and con- 
rm to such College, certain Rights, Privileges, and Im- 
munities ; referred toa Committee; 23 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; % Mark. Member added; Bill presented, 
and read; 20. Committed,24. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
7 APR. Passed, 10. 
Surrey Inclosures. Vide Croydon. Penge. 
Sussexy Road. Vide Chichester. 
Swayfield.and Corby Open and Common Fields, Open Land, 
&amp;c. Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill-ordered ; 
5 Dec. Presented, and read, 6. Committed, 14. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; 17 Fes. King’s Consent signi- 
fied; Bill passed; 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 9 MAR. 
Royal Assent, 10. 


























INDEX oo the Firty-steconp VoLuME. 





36° &amp; 37° Geo. AI. Parl. 18, Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


TA NSHELF. Vide Pontefract. 

_ Tatham. Vide Hornby. 
Tatter, George Lewis Christian. Vide Bagelmann. 
Taxes, Assessed, Vide Accounts. Bills in Supply. 


Tax Office, Petition from certain Commissioners of the Land 
Tax, for Leave to present a Petition after the limited Time, 
for a Bill for assessing the Commissioners of the Tax Office, 
and their Officers, to the Land Tax, in the District called 
Offices executed in Westminster Hall, notwithstanding the 
Removal of the said Tax Office into Somerset Place ; 
Leave given; Petition presented ; referred to a Committee ; 
16 JUNE. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and 
read, 22. Committed, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 4 
JuLy. Passed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal 
Assent, 19. 


Taylor, Charles William, Bill from the Lords for vesting Part 
of his settled Estates in Trustees, to be sold for paying In- 
cumbrances, and for laying out the Surplus Monies in 
other Estates to be settled to the same Uses, 5 May. 
Read, 6. Committed, 10, Reported; passed; 17. Royal 
Assent, 25. 

Teast, Sidenham, Bill from the Lords to dissolve his Marriage, 
21 JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed ; Instruction to hear 
Counsel and examine Witnesses ; 26. Bill considered ; re- 
ported; 4 JULY. Passed, 14. Royal Assent, 19. 


Tempest, John, Bill from the Lords for vesting in new Trus- 
tees the Sum of £.40,000, given by a Codicil annexed to 
his Will, upon certain Trusts in the said Codicil mention- 
ed,14 JULY. Read, ibid. Committed; Leave given the 
Committee to sit the next Day; 18. Reported, with 
Amendments; passed; 19. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, ibid. Royal Assent, 20. 

Testolini, Gaetano, Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; 
Bill ordered ; 7 OcT. Presented, and read, 8. Commit- 
ted, 12. Reported; to be ingrossed; 13. Passed, 14. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent. 25. 

Tewkesbury Election, Petition of Mr. Moore and Mr. Francis 
complaining thereof; Day appointed for taking it into 
Consideration ; Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker 
to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 
12 OcT. Orders for considering Petition discharged ; and 
other Days appointed ; g Nov.—31 DEc. Motion to dis- 
charge the Order for taking Petition into Consideration, 
withdrawn, 20 FEB. Committee appointed, 21. Report 
touching the Right of Election; that Sitting Members 
were duly elected ; and that the Petition, so far as respects 
the Returning Officer, was frivolous and vexatious, &amp;c. ; 
1 Mar. 

Vide Trent and Mersey. 

Thames Navigation. Vide Accounts. 

Thetford. Vide Waterbeach Level. 

Thompson, Vice Admiral. Vide Jervis. 

Thornborough Open and Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Pe- 
tition for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 
Fes. Member added ; Bill presented, and read ; 27. Com- 
mitted, 7 Mar. Reported; to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords,6 APR. Royal Assent, 24. 


Thornton, Mr. Henry (a Member) a Message from the Lords, 
to desire that he may attend a Secret Committee there, 
touching the Examination relative to the Causes which 
prod the Order of Council of 26th February ; Messen- 

ers acquainted that the House will send an Answer; 28 
AR. Message considered; Leave given Mr. Thornton 
to go to the Lords, as desired, if he thinks fit; ibid. 

Thrybergh. Vide Dalton. 

Tiercelin, Jean Joseph, Bill from the Lords for his Natura- 
lization, 10 APR. Read, 20. 

Tierney, George. Vide Southwark. 

Timberland. Vide Walcot. 


Toddington and Charltcn Open and Common Fields, Petition 
for a Bill to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 FEB. 
Presented, and read, 30 Mar. Committed, 10 APR. Re- 

rted ; to be ingrossed; 8 May. Passed,g. Agreed to 
y the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 25. 

Tower Hamlets, Bill for better raising and ordering the Militia 

Forces thereof, ordered, 15 DEC. Presented, and read; 





Day appointed for Second Reading; 19. Committed, 20. 
Considered 


,22. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; ar 
oF 





IN DEX @ the FiFty-seconpv VotuME. 


for Third Reading; 23. Passed, 24. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 30. 


Tower Hamlets, Petition from the Commissioners of Sewers 
acting for that District, to enable them to make and keep in 
Repair a new Sewer ; referred to a Committee; 23 FEB. 


Bill to enable His Majesty to draw out and 
embody the Militia Forces thereof, ordered, 22 May. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed forSecond Reading ; ibid. 
Committed, 23. Considered; reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. Third Reading 
deferred, 25. Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 JUNE. 
Royal Assent, 6. 


——- Hill, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, watch, cleanse, 
&amp;c. the open Space of Great Tower Hill, London; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 30 DEC. Reported; Report to 
lie upon the Table; Leave granted for Notices of the Ap- 

lication to be given at the General Quarter Sessions, and 

hree Times in certain News-papers, in the present Month, 
and in the Month of May next, 5 APR. Petition signify- 
ing that Notices had been given accordingly; referred to a 
Committee; 27. Reported; Report on former Petition 
again read; Bill ordered; 8 May. Presented, and read, 
10. Committed, 15. Reported; to be ingrossed; 26. 
Passed, go. Agreed to by the Lords, 9 JUNE. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

Trade, Grand Committee for, appointed, 6 OcrT. 

——- Vide America. Cape of Good Hope. 

Transport Bills. Vide Accounts. Navy. Ways and Means in 
Supply. 

Treaties. 








Vide Accounts. 


Tregony Election, Petition of certain Electors, complaining 
thereat ; Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; 
Notices sent to the Parties; Mr.Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 20 OcT. Order 
for considering Petition discharged, and another Day ap- 
pointed, 2 Nov. Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that 
the Petitioners had not entered into their Recognizance ; 
Order for considering their Petition discharged ; 4. 


Trent and Mersey Navigation, Petition of the Company of 
Proprietors, for a Bill to enable them to make a Navigable 
Canal from a certain Branch of their Canal, called The 
Caldon Canal, to the Town of Leek, and also a Reservoir 
to supply the said Canals with Water; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 13 Ocr. Reported; Bill ordered; 17. Presented, 
and read, 18. Petition from Tewkesbury, in favour, 19. 
Petition from the Earl of Uxbridge, against ; to lie upon the 
Table until Second Reading of Bill; 21. Petitions from 
Ship Owners of Hull, and from Owners and Occupiers of 
Mills on the River Churnett, in favour, 24. Bill com- 
mitted ; Petition of the Earl of Uxbridge, against, again read; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; all to have Voices; 26. 
Petition from Corporation of Liverpool, in favour, ibid. 
Petition from Manufacturers of Earthen Ware, and from 
the Flint and other Mill Owners in Staffordshire, in fa- 
vour, 31. Petitions against, viz. from Mr. Holliday, of 
Lincoln’s Inn; from certain Persons; from Owners of 
Mills, &amp;c. upon The Dove; and, from the Lessees of the 
Trent Navigation; the First, Third, and Fourth Petitions 
to lie upon the Table; the Second referred, and Counsel 
ordered; ibid. The First, Third, and Fourth Petitions 
read again, and referred, and Counsel ordered, 1 Norv, 
Power to send for Persons, Papers, and Records, 3. Peti- 
tion from Gainsburgh, in favour, 4. Petitions from the 
Earl of Moira and from Lord Melbourne, against to lie 
upon the Table till Report is received ; and Counsel order- 
ed; g. Bill reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 10. 
Day appointed for further considering Report, 28. Peti- 
tions against, viz. from Lessees of the River Dove; from 
Merchants, Traders, &amp;c. of the City of Chester; from Land 
Owners, &amp;c. of Nantwich; and from Manufacturers and 
Traders in the Staffordshire Potteries; to lie upon the 
Table till Report is further considered ; and Counsel or- 
dered ; 7 DEc. House informed that printed Copies of the 
Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been delivered at 
the Door; Day appointed for further considering Re- 

rt; ibid. Order for considering Report, read ; House 
informed that Counsel attended ; Question Neg. for calling 
in Counsel ; Report further considered ; Bill to be ingross- 
ed; 9. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal 
Assent, 24. : 





Petition of the Company of Proprietors, to 

enable them to extend several Branches of Canal from and 

out of their re referred to a Committee; 24. 

Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 17 Mar. Presented, and 
Vou. 52.——1796-7. 


read, 20. Committed, 28. rs meen Re to lie upon 
the Table; 5 May. House informed en ttt: Copies 
of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been de- 
livered at the Door; Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; 15. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. 
Royal Assent, 6 JUNE. 

Trent River. Vide Grantham. 


Tring Open and Common Fields, &amp;c, Petition for a Bill to 
divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 15 Dec. Pre- 
sented, and read, 27 Fes. Committed,3 Mar. Report- 
ed; to be ingrossed; 15. Passed, 17, Agreed to by the - 
Lords ; Royal Assent; 27. 

Trinidad, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for making the 
Port of San Josef, in that Island, a Free Port; referred toa 
Committee of the whole House ; 16 May. Considered ; re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 17. Presented, and read, 18, Com- 
mitted, 19. Committee deferred, 22. Considered, 23, 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 26. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 2 JUNE. Royal Assent, 6. 

Trinity House, Bill from the Lords for vesting in that Corpo- 
ration several Messuages and Hereditaments in the City of 
London, subject to several perpetual Yearly Rent Charges, 
8 May. Read, 11. Committed, 13. Reported ; passed ; 
22. Royal Assent, 25. 

Troone Canal. Vide Riccarton. 

Turf Moor. Vide Street. 


Turkey Company, Petition for Leave to present a Petition 
after the limited Time, for a Bill for further Assistance ; 
Leave given; Petition offered; King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Petition brought up, and read ; to liz upon the 
Table; 28 FEB. 

Turnpikes. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Tweed, Petition for a Bill to amend, alter, and enlarge Acts 
11 and 15 Geo. III. for the Regulation and Improvement 
of the Fisheries in that River; referred to a Committee ; 
22 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 10 Mar, Presented, 
and read, 15. Committed, 20. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
31. Passed,3 4PR. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 24. Amendments considered, and agreed to, 26. 
Royal Assent, 3 Mary. 


Tynemouth, Petition for a Bill to amend Act for inclosing 
Tynemouth Moor, Shire Moor, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 20 
EB. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl.18. Sess.1. 4.1796 &amp; 1797. 


V4 GRANTS, Bill to amend the Laws respecting Va- 
grancy, ordered, 20 FEB. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 1 Mar. 
Second Reading deferred, 6. 9. Committed, 13. Re- 
rted; and re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
ouse; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 5 4PR. Com- 
mittee deferred, 8 May. Bill considered, 11. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. 
Passed, 18. 

Vassall, Sir Godfrey (late Webster) Bill from the Lords to 
dissolve his Marriage, g JUNE. Read, ibid, Committed; 
Instruction to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses; 13. 
Considered ; reported; 21. Passed, 22. Royal Assent, 4 
JULY. 

Vassar, James John. Vide Malmesbury. 


Veterinary College, Petition from certain Subscribers to that 
Institution for further Relief, offered; King’s Recommen- 
dation signified ; Petition brought up, and read ; to lie upon 
the Table; 20 FEB. Referred to Committee of Supply, 
23 JUNE. Vide Supply. 

Uggeshall, Frostenden, and South Cove Heaths, Fen Grounds, 

ommons, and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to divide 
and inclose; Bill ordered; 14 FeB. Presented, and read, 
20. Committed, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed; 28 
Mar. Passed, 31. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 APR. 
Royal Assent, 24. 

Victualling Bills. Vide Accounts. Navy. Ways and Means 
in Supply. 

Vincents, St. Petition of the Planters and others of that Island, 
for allowing further Time for Payment of Instalments due 
on Loan of Exchequer Bills, and for further Assistance, 
offered , nen. Recommendation signified ; Petition brought 
up, and read; 16 Dec. Act 3 Geo, IIL. respecting the 
Loan referred to in the said Petition, ors Bill for 

allowing 





IN DEX ¢o the Firry-sEconp VoLuME. 


allowing further Time for Payment of Instalments to be- 
come due on Loan pursuant to the said Act, ordered ; ibid. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
17. Committed, 20. Committee deferred, 21. Petition 
referred to Committee of Supply, 22. Vide Supply. In- 
struction for enabling His Majesty to advance Money for 
the Accommodation of Persons connected with and trading 
to the Islands of Grenada and St. Vincent, 24. Bill con- 
sidered, ibid. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the 
Lords; Royal Assent; 30. 

Vincents, St. Vide Grenada. 

Vink, Wynand Adriaen de Gruyter, Petition for a Bill for 
his Naturalization; Bill ordered; 29 Nov. Presented, 
and read, 1 Dic. Party takes Oaths; Bill committed ; 6. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 8. Passed, 12. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 23. 

Votes to be printed, 6 OcT. 

—— Vide Address. Supply. 


36° &amp; 37° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.1. A. 1796 § 1797. 


WAKEF IELD, Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term 

and Powers of Acts for repairing the Road from Leeds 
to Sheffield, so far as relates to the Road from Wakefield 
to Sheffield ; referred to a Committee; 12 OcT. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 14 Mar. Presented, and read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 21. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 30. Passed, 31. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 24 4PR. 
Amendments considered, and agreed to, 25. Royal Assent, 
3 May. ; 


Road. Vide Bradford. 


Walcot, Timberland, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to embank and 
drain the Open and unembanked Lands and Grounds lying 
between Dales Head Dyke and the River Witham, in those 
Townships; referred toa Committee; 20 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 27. Presented, and read, 3 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed; 8 MAY. Passed, 
11. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 25. 

Waldegrave, Vice Admiral. Vide Jervis. 


Walkington, Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to amend Act 34 Geo. ILI. for inclosing them, so far 
as respects the Wvod Lands and Grounds in that Town- 
ship; to lie upon the Table; 24 FEB. Petition again 
read; and referred to a Committee ; 24 APR. Petition of 
Mr. Barnard and Mr. Lockwood, against the Application ; 
to lie upon the Table; 6 May. Read again, and referred 
to Committee on former Petition, and Counsel ordered ; 
Committee to report Opinion upon the Matters contained 
in both Petitions, and all to have Voice’ ; 9. 


Wallis aad Troward, Messrs. Compensation to the Examiners 
of their Accounts respecting the Trial of Mr. Hastings. 
Vide Address. 


Walsall, Bill from the Lords for enabling the Governors of 
the Free Grammar School, to sell certain Mines, &amp;c. for 
improving and extending the Benefits of the Foundation of 
the said School, &amp;c. 4 APR. Read, 5. Committed, 26. 
Reported; passed; 10 May. Royal Assent, 11. 


Walsham, North, Road. Vide Norwich. 
War Office. Vide Accounts. 
Wareham, new Writ, 21 Oct. 


Wark Common, Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose; 
Bill ordered ; 21 FEB. Member added; Bill presented, 
and read; 8 May. Committed, 12. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 22. Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 7 
JUNE. Royal Assent, 19. 


Warrington Road. Vide Liverpool. 
Warwick Road. Vide Stratford, Old. 
Inclosures. Vide Mollington. Ovhiil. 


Waste Lands, Committee appointed to take into Consideration 
the Means of promoting the Cultivation and Improvement 
thereof; to send for Persons, Papers, and Records ; and 
all to have Voices; 22 MAR. Members added; Leave 
given for Committee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment 
of the House; Five to be the Quorum; and Committee 
empowered to report their Proceedings from Time to Time ; 
27. To report their Opinion thereon from Time to Time, 
24 APR. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, and with 
the Appendix to be printed, 27. Day appointed for taking 


Rapes into further Consideration, ibid. Further considered, 

and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 3. 
May. Further considered ; reported ; Bills ordered ; 5. 
Vide infra. 

Waste Lands, Bill for dividing, allotting, and inclosing Waste 
Lands, &amp;c. by Agreement amongst the Parties interested 
therein, and for removing any legal Disabilities that may 
stand in thc Way of such Agreement, ordered, 5 May. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
to be printed; 9. Committed, 15. Committee deferred, 

1§. Bill considered; reported; and re-committed; 22. 

Committee deferred, 23. Further considered, 24. Re- 

ported ; and again re-committed ; further considered ; re- 

ae Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
ill, as amended, to be printed; 30. Petition From Gen- 
tlemen, &amp;c. of Devon, in favour; to lie upon the Table; 

i JUNE. Further Consideration of Report deferred, 7. 

Bill again re-committed, 9. Considered, 15. Reported; 

Day.appointed for further considering Report; Bill, as 

amended, to be printed; 16. Further Consideration of 

Report deferred, 20. 21. 23. Bill again re-committed, 27. 

Committee deferred, 29. Further considered, 3 JULY. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 4. Third Reading deferred, 5. Passed, 7. 


Bill for enabling Persons entitled to Waste 
Lands, &amp;c. to divide, inclose, and hold the same in Seve- 
ralty, ordered, 5 May. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 9. Committed, 
15. Committee deferred, 18. 22.23. Committee put off 
for Three Months, 24. 


Watches. Vide Bills in Supply. 


Waterbeach cum Denny Open Arable and Common Fields, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered ; 4 Nov. 


————-- Vide Waterbeach Level infra. 


—-~-——- Level, Petition for a Bill to amend Act for the 
effectual draining and Preservation thereof, and to raise a 
further Sum of Money; referred to a Committee; 4 Nov. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 31 Mar. Presented, and read, 
5 APR. Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed; 8 
May. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 7 June. 
Royal Assent, 19. 


Watling Street, Petition for a Bill to continue, amend, and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts for repairing the Roads 
leading from The Buck’s Head at Watling Street, and other 
Roads in the County of Salop; and for making a new 
Branch of Road from Madeley to Stockton ; referred to a 
Committee; 9 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 9 Dec. 
Presented, and read, 12. Committed, 31. All to have 
Voices, 15 Mar. Petition from Inhabitants of Wolver- 
hampton, &amp;c. against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 20. 
Petition from certain Mortgagees of Tolls, against; referred, 
and Counsel ordered ; 21. 


Ways and Means, Committee of. Vide Supply. 
Webster, Sir Godfrey. Vide Vassall. 


Weights, Bill to amend Act 35 Geo. III. for Prevention of 
defective Weights, and of false and unequal Balances, or- 
dered, 24 FEB. Member added ; Bill presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 20 
Apr. Committed, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 17 May. Passed, 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 19 JULY. Royal Assent, 20. 


Wellingborough, Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in Re- 
Er the Road from a Place called Merton’s Corner, in that 
own, to the East End of Abington Street, in the Town 
of we far ; referred toa Committee; 15 Dec. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 20 MarR. Presented, and read, 23. 
Committed, 28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 21 APR. 
Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 8 May. Royal As- 
sent, 9. 


Wem, Petition for a Bill to revive, continue, and amend Act 
for repairing the Road from Wem, to the Lime Rocks at 
Bronygarth, and other Roads in the Counties of Salop and 
Denbigh ; referred to a Committee; 17 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 
28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9 Mar. Passed, 13. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Weobley, new Writ, 7 Dec. 

Westbury, new Writ, 21 Ocr, 

West Hatch. Vide Curry. 


West Indies, Bill for indemnifying Governors, &amp;c. in the 
West India Islands, who have permitted the Importation 
and 





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and Exportation of Goods and Commodities in Foreign 
Bottoms, ordered, 27 APR. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 1 May. Committed, 2. 
Considered, 3. Reported; to be ingrossed; 5. Passed, 11. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 25. 


West Indies. Wide Accounts. Seamen. 
West Love, new Writ, 11 Nov. 
Westminster Bridge. Vide Accounts. 
Westmorland Roads. Vide Milnthorpe. 


Weston, Open and Common Fields, &amp;e. Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 22 Dec. Presented, 
and read, 1 May. Committed, 8. Reported; and re- 
committed; 6 JUNE. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9. 
Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
18.JULY. Amendments considered, and agreed to, ibid. 
Royal Assent, 19. 





Zoyland, Open and Commonable Pastures, Petition 
for a Bull to divide and inclose; Bill ordered; 7 Nov. 
Member added ; Bill presented, and read; 10. Committed, 
28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 8 DEc. Passed, 12. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments; 22. Amend- 
ments considered, aud agreed to; ibid. Royal Assent, 28. 


Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Petition for a Bill to supply 
that Borough, and the Parts adjacent, with Water ; referred 
to a Committee; 19 OcT. Petition from Inhabitants, 
against; tolie upon the Table; 8 Nov. Petition for Bill, 
reported; and Bill ordered; 3 May. Presented, and 
read, 8. Committed, 16. Reported; Report to lie apon 
the Table; 12 JUNE. House informed, that printed Copies 
of the Bill, as amended by the Committee, had been de- 
livered at the Door; Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 23. Passed, 29. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 5 JULY. Amendment considered, and 
agreed to,12. Royal Assent, 19. 


Whale Fishery, Act 35 Geo. LIL. for encouraging and regus 
lating the Southern Whale Fishery, to be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House, 30 JUNE. Considered ; 
reported ; and Bill to explain the said Act, ordered; ibid. 
Presented, and read, 3 JULY. Committed, 6. Considered; 
reported; to be ingrossed; 7. Passed, 11. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 


Whaplode Common Downs and Waste Lands, Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, and to alter Act 33 Geo. III. for draining 
certain Lands in the Parishes of Spalding, Moulton, 

_ Whaplode, &amp;c.; Biil ordered; 22 FEB. 


Wheat. Vide Corn. 


Whitchurch Common Fields, Common Downs, Pastures, and 
Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to divide, allot, and 
inclose ; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Presented, and read, 29. 
Committed, 3 APR. Reported; to be ingrossed; 24. 
Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal 
Assent, 9. 


Whitmore, Mr. (a Member) a Message from the Lords to 
desire that he may attend a Secret Committee there, touch- 
ing the Examination relative to the Causes which produced 
the Order of Council of 26th February ; Messengers ac- 
quainted that the House will send an Answer; 4 APR. 
Message considered ; Leave given Mr. Whitmore to go to 


the Lords, as desired, if he thinks fit; 5. 


Whitney, Petition for a Bill to amend Act for building a 
Bridge across the River Wye, between Whitney and Clif- 
ford ; referred to a Committee ; 14 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 22 Mar. Presented, and read, 23. Committed, 
27. Reported; to be ingrossed; 4 APR. Passed, 5. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal Assent, 9. 


Whittlebury, Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide and inclose; and to extinguish a Right of 
Common over Porter's Wood and Long shans Bill or- 
dered; 2 Nov. Member added; Bill presented, and read; 
ig Dec. Committed, 23. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
5 APR. King’s Consent signified; Bill passed; 6. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal Assent, 9. 


Whittlesey Fen Lands and Field Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
amend Acts for draining and preserving them, so far as 
relates to. certain Districts; referred to a Committee; 31 
DeEc._ Reported; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented, and 
read, 28 Mar. Committed, 4 4PR. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 5 May. Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 
17- Royal Assent, 25. 


Wicken. Vide Waterbeach Level supra. 


Wienholt, Henry, Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; 
Bill ordered ; 26 Dec. Presented, and read, 28, Party 
Vou, 52.——1796 -7. 


INDEX oo the Frrry-sEconpd VOLUME. 





takes Oaths, 22 Fes. Bill committed, ibid. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; 23. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 
9 MarR. Royal Assent, 10. é 


Wilbraham, Great, Common and Open Fields, &amp;e. Petition 
for a Bill to divide, allot, and drain; House informed, that 
the Works were not proposed to be carried on by Tolls 
or Duties; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented, and read, g 
Mar. Committed, 13. Reported; to be ingrossed; 20 
APR. Passed,27. Agreed to by the Lords, 16 Mary. 
Royal Assent, 25. 








Little, Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to divide, allot, and drain ; House informed, that 
the Works were not proposed to be carried on by Tolls or 
Duties; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Presented and read, 9 
Mar. Committed, 13. Reported; to be ingrossed; 3 
May. Passed,8. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal 
Assent, 25. 


Wilts Roads. Vide Basingstoke. Devizes. 


Inclosures. Vide Aticannings. Bishopstone. Chiverell. 

Easterton. 

Fishery. Vide Southampton. 

Winchelsea, new Writ, 29 Nov. 

Windows. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Windsor, new Writ, 14 FEB. 

Wing, Open and Common Arable Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 8 Nov. 
Presented, and read, 14 FEB. Committed, 20. Reported ; 


to be ingrossed; 2 Mar. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 24 APR. 








Wingrave with Rowsham Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to divide and inclose ; Bill ordered; 1 
Dec. Member added ; Bill presented, and read; 2 Mar. 
Committed, 7. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 17. Passed, 
24. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 APR. Royal Assent, 24. 


Winksley. Vide Sawley. 

Winscombe. Vide Shipham. 

Wirtembergh, Prince of. Vide Princess Royal. 
Witnesses, usual Resolutions relating to them, 6 OcT. 


one ordered into the Custody of the Serjeant at. 
Arms, for having disobeyed the Speaker's Warrant, to at- 
tend to a Evidence before an Election Committee, 4 
Nov. Committed to Newgate, 8 Dec. Petition to be 
discharged from Confinement, 26. Reprimanded and dis- 
charged, 27. Vide Southwark. 


one ordered to be brought to a Committee, in Cus- 
tody of the Marshal of the King’s Bench, 27 JUNE. House 
informed of a Mistake in his Name, and another Order 
made, 29. 

Vide Bank. 


Wodehouse, Charlotte Laura, the Wife of John Wodehouse, 
Bill from the Lords, for effectuating a Settlement of her 
Freehold and Copyhold Estates, pursuant to Articles exe- 
cuted previous to their Marriage, 3 APR. Read, ibid. 
Committed, 7. Reported; passed; 20. Royal Assent, 
3 May. 

Woodbridge. Vide Holwell. 

Woodlands. Vide Hinton Martel. 


Worcester City Election, Petition of Mr. Lechmere, complain- 
ing thereof; Day appointed for me it into Considera- 
tion; Notices sent to the Parties; Mr. Speaker to issue 
his Warrants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 20 OcT. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, that, Mr. Lechmere had 
not entered into his Recognizance; Order for considering 
his Petition discharged ; 4 Norv. 

———— Inclosures. Vide Chaddesley-Corbett. Lindridge. 

—— Vide Debtors, 

Wortin Road. Vide Basingstoke. 

Wray. Vide Hornby. 

Wrentham. Vide Sotterley. 


Wrightson, William. Vide Downton. 




















Writs, new, issued during the Session. Vide Aldborough; 
Arundel; Ashburton; Ayrshire; Bath; Blechingly; Bossiney; 
Brecon Borough; Buckingham County ; Canterbury; Den- 
bigh Town; Derby County; Derby Borough; Dover; 
Dumbartonshire; Flint County; Gatton; Haslemere ; Here- 
ford City; Higham Ferrers; Inverkeithing, &amp;c. Burghs ; 
Kincardineshire; Leominster ; Malmesbury; Mawes, Saint ; 
Midhurst; Newark-upon-Trent; Newport, (Southampton ;) 

L Northampton 








INDEX ¢o th Firty-seconp VotumeE. 


NorthamptonCounty; Old Sarum; Orford; Penryn; Peter- Yeldham, John, Petition of Mr. Foote and others, for Leave 
borough ; Petersfield ; Pittenweem, &amp;c. Burghs ; Plymouth ; to present a Petition, after the limited Time, for a Bill to 
Reading; Saltash; Scarborough; Southwark ; Stamford; discharge the Estates of Mr. Yeldham from the Demands 
Warcham; Weobley; Westbury; West Love ; Winchelsea ; of the Crown, upon certain Conditions; Leave given; 
Windsor ; Yarmouth, (Norfolk ;) Yarmouth, (Southampton.) ne — — rp ago | signified ; Pe- 

‘ : ; tition brought up, and read; referred to a Committee ; 1 

Wye Bridge. Vide Whitney. fe ; Mar. pal Report referred to a Committee of ae 

Wyke Regis, Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to whole House; 21. Considered ; reported; Bill ordered; 
divide, allot, and inclose; Bill ordered; 19 QcT, Pre- 23. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. Report 
sented and read, 20 FEB. Committed,24. Reported; to on Petition referred ; Bill considered ; reported; to be in- 


be ingrossed; 10 APR. Passed, 3 May. Agreed to by rossed; 5 APR. Passed,6. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. 
the Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 25. oyal Assent, 3 Mary. 


York Roads. Vide Bradford. Ouse. Penistone. Skipbridge. 
3 , ‘ " Wakefield. . 
30° § 37° Geo. UI. Parl. 18. Sess. 1. 4.1796 § 1797. Inclosures. Vide Bolton Percy. Cridling Stubbs. Dal- 


A : ae ton. Duffield, South. Harewood. Hillam. Kirbygrinda- 
A ya yg H (Norfolk) new Writ for Two Burgesses, lyth. Pontefract. Sawley. Selby. Setivington:” Walk- 
" , wngton. 


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