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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


28. Resumed; Bill re-committed, and immediately con- 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for considering the Re- 
port ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 30. Report further 
considered ; a Clause added; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 5 JUNE. Clauses added; 
Amendments made; Bill passed, 9. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 16. Royal Assent, 20. 

Accountants. Vide Accounts. 

Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. 

Copies and Extracts of such Parts of the CorREsPONDENCE 
between the Governor-General, and the Governments of 
Inpja respectively, with Court of Directors and the Secret 
Committees thereof, as relate to Hostilities with the late 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. IIT. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


A BERCROM BY, Lieutenant-General Sir an ve House 
vote their Thanks to him for the distinguished Gallantr 
and Ability with which he effected his Landing on the Dutc 
Coast, and established his Position in the Face of a powerful 
Enemy, &amp;c. Nem. Con. 26 SEP. . Resolutions giving the 
Thanks of the House to Lieutenant-General Sir James Pulte- 
ney, Major-Generals Francis D’Oyley, Eyre Coote, Harry 
Burrard, and John Moore, and to the several Officers of the 
Army under the Command of Sir Ralph Abercromby; also, 
expressing Approbation of the Services of the Non-commis- 
sioned Officers and Private Soldiers, Nem. Con. ibid. Mr. 


Speaker to communicate the said Resolutionsto the Duke of ; : , ot: 
York, and request his Royal Highness to signify the same ian ect an. Dann eeenaes: oe ol 

to the General and other Officers referred to therein, ibid. sente: ‘aieleh maakt Of canal feP : 
, ; printed; 26. opy of a Provisiona 
Mr. Speaker reports the Duke of York’s Answer, 21 JAN. Taz ary between His Majesty and the Emperor of Russia, 
Aberdeen, Petition fora Bill to open and make TwonewStreets signed at Saint Petersburgh 7Zth of December 1798, and 
in that City ; referred to a Committee; 5 FEB. Reported; Translation; Copy of a ConvENTION between His Majes- 
_. Bill ordered ; 10. Presented, and read, 17. Committed, 21. ty and the Emperor of Russia, signed at Saint Petersburgh 
Petition of Mrs. and Misses Fleming, resident in Aberdeen, the #3th of June 1799, and Translation; and Copy of a 
praying that their Property mentioned in the proposed Bill, © Treaty of ALLIANCE between His Majesty and the King 
may be expunged therefrom; referred tothe Committeeon of the Two Sicilies, signed at Naples the ist of December 
the Bill; 24. Petition of Proprietors of Houses, &amp;c. inthe 1798, and Translation; presented, 26 SEP.—Of Amount 
Line of the proposed new Streets, against certain Clauses of ExcnEguer Bitts made out by virtue of Act of last 
in the Bill, referred to the said Committee; to be heard by Session, for raising the Sum of Three Millions by them ; 
Counsel, and Voices given, &amp;c.; 25. Petition of other Pro- ordered ; presented ; referred to the Committee of Supply ; 
prietors of Houses, against Ditto, referred, and Counsel 28 SEP. Extract of a Letter from the Governor-Gene- 
ordered; 27. Another Petition of Mrs. and Misses Flem- ral in Council to the Secret Committee of the Court of 
ing, to the same Effect as the former, praying to be Directors of the East INp1aA Company, dated Fort Saint 


heard by Counsel, referred, and Counsel ordered, 28. Re- 


ported; to be ingrossed; 11 MAR. Passed, 13. Agreed 


to by the Lords, 1 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 


Petition for a Bill to repeal Act 35 Geo. III. and for the 


more effectually to amend and keep the Roads in Repair, and 
 forlevying Conversion Money in lieu of Statute La 


14. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 


Accountants, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for more ef- 

fectually charging Public Accountants with the Payment 
ouse ; 
immediately considered ; reported; and Bill ordered for 
Ditto; 19 May. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; to be printed; 20. Committed, 23. 
Instruction to make Provision for allowing Interest to 
Public Accountants on Money found due to them; and 
Instruction to compel Payment of Balances due from them; 
‘considered; report a Progress; to consider further of Ditto 
after the other Orders of the Day; 27. Bill further con- 
appointed for receiving the Report; ibid. 
Reported; further Proceeding on the Report adjourned, 


of interest, referred to a Committee of the whole 


sidered; Da 


Vox. 55.——1 799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


ur for 
the County Roads, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 25 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 13 MAR. Presented, and read, 18. 
Committed, 27. Reported; to yoy, wea 9g MAY. Passed, 


George, 18th April 1799; ordered; presented; and to be 
rinted; 30 SEP.——Copies of the Proceedings of the 
eee Commissioners of the Admiralty, and of such other 
Proceedings as have taken place in consequence of Direc- 
tions from them, respecting the Matters stated in the seve- 
ral Reports of the Select Committee on Finance, so far 
as they regard the Nava Departments ; ordered, 2 Oct. 
Presented, and to be printed, 4. A Statement of the 
Progress made by the Corporation of London in carrying 
into Execution, Act 39 Geo. III. for rendering more com- 
modious, &amp;c. the Port of Lonpon : A Statement of the 
Progress made by the West India Dock Company, &amp;c. 
towards carrying into Execution so much of the said Act 
as relates to them; presented, g OcT.——-Account of the 
Net Income of the Post Orrice, for the Years 1797, 
1798, and 1799, ordered, 12 OcT. Presented, 21 JAN. 
——Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinar 
Resources constituting the Pusiic Income of Great Bri- 
tain, for the Yearended 5th January 1800; distinguishin 
England from Scotland, and distinguishing, under each 
Head of Revenue, the Gross Receipt, the Rate per Cen- 
tum for collecting the same, and the Nature and Amount 
of the Payments out of the Gross Receipt on each Heed 


. Xespectively, &amp;c.—Account hy the Income of the Con- 


SOLIDAZED 








INDEX ¢@o the 


SOLIDATED Funp for the Year ended 5th January 1800; 
and also, of the Actual Payments thereout within the said 
Year ; and of the future Annual Charge upon the said Fund, 
as it stood on the 5th of January 1800 (subject to such 
Decrease in the Charge as may arise from the Decrease in 
the Charges of Management of Stock purchased by. the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt) 
&amp;c.—Account of the Net Produce of the PERMANENT 
Taxes existing before the Year 1793, and also of the 
Taxes imposed in each subsequent Year, taken for Two 
Years, ending respectively upon the 5th Day of January 
1799, and the 5th Day of January 1800.—Account of the 
Value of all Imports into, and all Exports from, Great 
Britain, for Fourteen Years, ending 5th ig | 1800 ; 
distinguishing each Year, and distinguishing the Value of 
Imports from the East INpiEs and Cuina, from the 


Value of all other Imports ; &amp;c.—Account of the Number . 


of VessEets, with the Amount of their Tonnage, which 
have been annually built and registered in the several 
Ports of the British Empire, between the 5th of January 
1789 and the 5th of January 1800, or to the latest Period 
to which the same can be made up; &amp;c.—Account of the 
Number of Vessets, with the Amount of their Tonnage, 
and the Number of Men and Boys employed in navigating 
the same (including their repeated Voyages) which entered 
Inwards and cleared Outwards in the several Ports of Great 
Britain, from or to all Parts of the World, between the 5th 
of January 1789 and the 5th of January 1800, distinguish- 
ing each Year, and British from Foreign Vessels, &amp;c.— 
Account showing how the Monies raised by virtue of an 
Act, passed in the present Session of Parliament, for raising 
a certain Sum by Loans or Excurguer Bits, for the 
Service of the Year 1800, have been disposed of and ap- 
plied.— Account showing how the Money given for the 
Service of the Year 1799 has been disposed of, distinguish- 
ed under the several Heads, and the Parts remaining un- 
satisfied, with the estimated Surplus thereon.—Account 
of the Dest in Exchequer Bills outstanding on 5th of 
January 1800; distinguishing the different Heads, the 
Funds on which the same are chargeable, and the Sums re- 
maining in the Exchequer to satisfy the same.—Account 
of the Total Produce of the Tax upon Income for the 
Year ending 5th of April 1800, as far as the same can be 
made up and estimated; distinguishing the Amount in 
consequence of Assessments by the Commercial Commis- 
sioners.—Account of the Income of and Charges upon 
the ConsoLtipaTED Funp, for the Quarters ending the 
5th of April, 5th of July, and 10th of October 1799, and 
5th of January 1800.—Account showing how the Monres 
raised by virtue of an Act of last Session, for raising Three 
Millions for the Uses, &amp;c. therein mentioned, have been 
disposed of and applied—Account of the Total Amount 
produced by an Act 38 Geo. ITI. for granting an Aip 
and ConTRiBUTION for the Prosecution of the War.— 
Account of the Total Amount produced by Act 38 Geo. ILI. 
for granting certain ApprrionaL Dutixs of Customs 
on Goods Revoned and Imported, and on Tonnage of 
Ships, to the 5th of January 1800.—-Account of the Dis- 
tribution of the Sum of 2,500,000 7. granted towards en- 
abling His Majesty to defray the ExrraorpiNnary Ser- 
vices of the Army for the Year 1799, paid by the Pay- 
master-General of His Majesty’s Forces; together with an 
Account of the Exrraorpinary Expernces of the 
Army, incurred and paid between 25th December 1798 
and 25th of December 1799, and not provided for by Par- 
liament.—Account showing how the Monies raised by 
virtue of Two Acts of the present Session, for continuing 
the Duties on Malt, Mum, &amp;c. and for.continuing a Duty 
on Pensions, Offices, &amp;c. and certain Duties on Sugar, 
Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff, for the Year 1800, have been 
disposed of and applied.—Account of the Amount of Ap- 
VANCES to Governmentby the Bank, on Land, Malt, Ex- 
‘chequer Bills, and other Securities, together with the 
Amount due for Interest, on 21st of September, Octo- 
ber, November, and December 1799, and 21st of January 
1800: Ordered, 21 JAN. Presented, 27, 28, 29.: 3 FER. 
211. ae 20.25.: 5 MAR. 27.: 5 MAY. 23. 30.: 13 JUNE, 
19. To be printed, 28 JAN. 29.: 3 FEB. 17. 18.: 5 MAR.: 
8 MAY, 12. 23.:6 JUNE, 13. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 21 FeB,: 31 Mar.——Account of the ANNu- 
au Revenves of the East lnp1a Company in the Pro- 
vinces of Bengal, Bahar, &amp;c. under particular Heads for 
Three Years, &amp;c.—Account of the Annual Charges defray- 
ed by the Company in the said Provinces, with Distinc- 
tions.—A Comparison of the Estimated and Actual Amount 
of the Revenues of Ditto in the said Provinces, under par- 
ticular Heads.—Account of the Annual Revenues and 
Annual Charges, and a Comparison of Amount of Reve- 
nues of Ditto, at the Presidency of Fort Saint George, &amp;c. 
and in the Carnatic and Northern Cirears, and Presidency 
of Bombay; and of the Annual Charges for the Manage- 
ment of the Company’s Trade and Commerce in Bengal, 
&amp; 





FIFTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 


at Madras, and at Bombay.—Expences of the Residency 
of Fort Marlborough and the Island of Saint Helena.—- 
Amount received at the several Presidencies of Fort Wil- 
liam, &amp;c. for Sales of Import Goods and Stores, &amp;c.— 
Amount of Bond and other Debts owing by the Company 
at their several Presidencies in the East Indies Amount 
of Debts subscribed in India at certain Periods.—State- 
ments of Receipts and Disbursements of-Bengal and other 
Governments.—Acgoynt of Balance Quick Stock.— 
Prime Cost of Cargoes purchased in Indja and shipped for 
ee in 1797-8.—Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and 
Merchand:se of the Company in Great Britain, made up 
to ist March 1799, &amp;c.—Stock per Computation, exclu- 
sive of Capital Stock, and Amount of Goods sold at the 
Company’s Sales, from 1st of March 1798 to 1st of March 
1799: Ordered, 22 JAN. Presented; to be printed; 
3 EB. Referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
11 Mar. Again ordered, 30 May. Vide infra. Account 
—— how the Pusnic Mon 1és remaining in the Re- 
ceipt of the Exchequer on 5th of January 1799; together 
with the Monies paid into the same, during the Year 
ending 5th January 1800, and the Monies paid out of the 
Net Products of the Revenues for the said Year, in Anti- 





-cipation of the. Exchequer Receipt, &amp;¢. have been actually 


&gt; 
applied, &amp;c. This Account Gishdmaprn, and another pre- 
sented, 23 May.—Account of the Unrunpep Dest and 
Demands Outstanding on 5th January 1800, under the 
Heads of Excneguer, Treasury, Army, &amp;c. Ordered, 
22 JAN. Presented, 27.: 22 4PR.: 21 May. To be 
printed, 22 APR. Same referred to Committee of Supply, 
31 Mar.———Copy of a Letrer from the Minister for Fo- 
reign Affairs in France to Lord GRENVILLE, dated Paris, 
5 Nivose (25 December 1799)—Copy of a Letter from 
General Bonaparte, dated Paris, Ditto—Copy of a 
Letter from Lord Grenville to the Minister for Foreign 
Affairs at Paris, dated Downing Street, January 4, 1800. 
, of an Official Note from Lord Grenville to Ditto, 
dated Ditto.—Copy of a Letter from the Minister for Fo- 
reign Affairs at Paris to Lord Grenville, dated Paris, 24 
Nivose (24 January 1800), &amp;c.—Copy of an Official Note 
from the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Paris to Lord Gren- 
ville, dated Ditto.—Copy of a Letter from Lord Grenville, 
to the Minister for Foreign Affairs.at Paris, dated January 
20, 1800.—Copy of an Official Note from Ditto to Ditto, 
dated Ditto; presented, and to be considered, 22 Jan. 
Vide King.——Account of the further Proceedings of the 
Lorps of the Treasury, respecting the Matters stated 
in the Reports of the Committee of Finance, upon the 
Offices concerned in the Receipt, &amp;c. of Public Money, 
in Addition to former Papers presented.—Account of the 
further Procegpin Gs of the Lorps of the ApM1RAtry, 
respecting Ditto, so far as they relate to the Naval Depart- 
ment, in addition to former Papers presented: Ordered, 
22 JAN. Presented, 27.: 6 FEB. 15 JULY, 29. To be 
printed, 27 JAN. 15 JULY, 29.——Account of Prohibit- 
ed East Inp1a Goons Imported, &amp;c. into their Ware- 
houses—Of Navan Stores Imported from Russia.— 
Number of Surps employed in the WHate Fisuery,-— 
List of all Persons who were employed in the Service of 
the Customs, and have been put upon the SupERan- 
NUATION Funpb, &amp;c. Presented, 28 J4N.——Account 
showing the Amount of the Mon1ss which would have 
been applicable to the Expences of His Majesty’s Crvit 
GoveERNMENT, if the Hereditary and Temporary Reve- 
nues of the Crown, enjoyed by his late Majesty, had been 
enjoyed by His present Majesty, &amp;c.—List of the Pusric 
AccouNTANtTs whose Accounts have been delivered into 
the Office of the Commissioners for Aupit1N6é the Public 
Accounts since 5th of July 1785, &amp;c.—List of the Pub- 
lic Accountants whose Accounts have been delivered into 
the Office of the Comptroi ers of the Accounts of the 
Army since 5th January 1783, &amp;c.—-Account of the Total 
Amount of the ARREARS due on 5th of January 1800; 
from the Officers of the Customs in Great Britain, from 
the 5th of January 1774, &amp;c.—-Ditto from the Officers.of 
Excise, from the same Time.—Ditto from the Distri- 
butors of Stamps, from the same Time.—Account of the 
Net Balance in the Hands of the Distrisutors of Stamps 
in Great Britain, on the 10th October 1799, and on 
5th of January 1800, respectively, &amp;c.——Account of the 
Total Amount of the ArrEaARs due on 5th January 1800, 
from the Receivers GENERAL of the Land and Asszss- 
ED Taxes in Great Britain, from the 5th of January 1774, 
&amp;c. Ditto from the Officers of the Post Orrice, from the 
sane Time.—Of the Net Batances ia the Hands of the 
Deputy PostmasTers in Great Britain, on the 5th of 
July and 1oth of October 1799, and on 5th of January 
1800, respectively.—Ditto, Feral Amount of BaLances 
due from Ditto, in ENcLanp, Scotuanp, Dusuin, and 
the West Inp1es; and also, of the BaLances due from 
the Penny Post Orrice, and from the Receiver GeE- 
NERAL, upon 5th of January 1799, and 5th January fia 


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INDEX @é. the Firty-FIFTH VotumME. 


&amp;c.—-Ditto of Bananczs due on 5th January 1800, from 
the several Persons employed in the receiving or collecting 
the Revenue of the Crown Lanps, from the 5th of Ja- 
puary 1774, &amp;c.—Account of the Quantity of Waear, 
wEat Pirour, Oats, &amp;c. Imported into Great Bri- 
‘ain, from all Parts, from the Year 1794: Ordered 28 JAN. 
resented, 10 FER. 25.: 7. MAR. 13,14.: 4 APR. 18. 
,22. 24.. One Account withdrawn, and another presented, 
23. May: 8 Juuy. To be printed, 4 APR. 18. 22. 24. 
23 May : 8 Juny. Referred tothe Committee of Supply, 
3 Mar. The last preceding Order r ting Wheat, &amp;c. 
discharged, 6. Fgs.——Account of all Additions which 
have been madeto the Annual Charge of the Pustic Dest, 
by the Interest or Annuities of any Loan that hath been 
made, &amp;c. subsequent to the passing of Act 27 Geo. III. 
&amp;c, Presented; to be printed; 4 FEB.— Account of the 
Quantities of Wurat, Wueat Fiour, Oars, &amp;c. im- 
ported into and exported from Great Britain, from the Year 
1794, inclusive, &amp;c, Ordered, 6 Fes. Presented, 4 Mar. 
--——List of the Regimental and Warrant Officers of His 
Majesty’s Lanp Forczs, and of Officers of Marings re- 
duced before the late W ar, &amp;c.—Account of Szrvicgs in- 
curred and not provided for by Parliament: Ordered, 6 FEB 
Presented, 22 APR.——Account from the Bank of Enc- 
LAND, of the Receipt and Expenditure of certain Sums by 
the Commissioners for the Repuction of the NaTionaL 
Dest, and of aSum to be applied in One Quarter; pre- 
sented, 10 FEB. ra oi oe Expence of the VoLun- 
TEER Corps in this Kingdom, from the Time of their 
Establislament to 1st January 1800, ordered, 10 FEB. Pre- 
sented, 19 May.-——Account of all Sums of Money issued 
pursuant to ADDRESSES, presented, 11 FEB. Referred to 
Committee of Supply, 21.——Account showing how the 
Mownigs raised by an Act of last Session, for raising the 
Sum of Taree Miturons, have been disposed of, ordered, 
instead of a like Account withdrawn for being inaccurate, 
11 FEB. Presented,.13. List of the Persons in Custody, 
in virtue of several Acts of Parliament, under Warrants for 
Hicu Treason, Suspicion of High Treason, &amp;c. present- 
ed, 13, FeB.——Account of the Income and Expenditure 
of the Board of AcricuLTURE for 1797, 1798, and 1799; 
ordered ; presented; 14 FeB.x——Account of the Total 
Amount of Debentures and Annuity Bonds issued, in the 
Name of his Imprriat Maszgsty, by his Bankers or 
Agents resident in this Kingdom, for securing to the British 
Government the Principal Sum of 1,620,000/. and Inter- 
est, &amp;c. Ordered, 14 FEB. Presented, 17.——Account of 
the Pustic Funpep Dest, as the same stood on ist of 
February 1800, Ratingpihiog yy what Acts of Parliament 
the same is created, &amp;c.——-Account of the Progress made 
in the Redemption of the Pustic FunpEp Dest, to the 
ust of February 1800, &amp;c. Ordered, 18 FEB. Presented, 
24 Mar. To be printed, 25.——Abstract of an Account of 
all Money received and disbursed by the Commissioners for 
improving, &amp;c. the Navigation of the Rivers Toamgs and 
Ists for 1799; presented, 21 FEB.——Account of the Net 
Produce of the several AppiT1oNat Duties on Foreign 
Spirits imposed since the Year 1790.—Ditto’ of the several 
- Additional Duties on Wash, for making British Spirits, 
imposed since the Year 1790.—Ditto of the Additional 
Duties on TEA, imposed in the Years 1796 and 1798; Or- 
dered, presented; referred to the Committee of Ways and 
Means; 24 FEB. Account of Number of Ships from 
Scotland employed in the Wuate Fisnery.—Abstract 
Accounts of the Commissioners for erecting Licut 
Howsss in the Northern Parts of Great Britain : Prleented, 
25 FEB. Annual Account of the Commissioners for the 
Reduction of the Nationa Dest; presented, 25 FEB. 
—-~-Account of the Number of Frencn Emicrants 
within this Kingdom, distinguishing the Laity from the 
Clergy; ordered 25 FEB. Presented, 7 MAR. To be print- 
ed, 11.——Account of the Committee of the Company of 
Merchants trading to Arrica; also Orders and Resolutions, 
Anno 1798; presented, 27 FEB.——Copy of the Proceed- 
ings of the Lords of the Privy Council respecting the Ships 
and Cargoes arrived in this Country from Mocapore; 
os ; referred to the Committee on His Majesty’s 
Message relative to Ditto; 28 FEB. Vide Plague.——Ac- 
count of all the Coaus imported into the Port of London 
from 1st March 1790 to the ist of March 1800, &amp;c. Or- 
dered, 7 Mar. Presented; to be printed; 11.---Quantity 
of Coats exported from the Port of Newcastle since 1790: 
Ditto from the Port of Sunderland, since 1790: Ditto 
from the Port of Hartley, since Ditto: Ditto from the 
Port of Blythe, since Ditto: Ordered, 10 Mar. The said 
Orders relating to Coals discharged, and other Accounts 
ordered, 11. Mar.— Account of the several Sums already 
anted for the Britis Museum, and of the Expenditure 
ereof; ordered ; presented; 11 MaR.——Copy ofany Com- 
munication passed between the Boarps of ADMIRALTY, 
Privy Council for Tra pe, andthe Treasury, on the Effects 














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1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


of the high Price of Corres, with respect to the Navy, or- 
dered, 11 Mar. Presented ; to he stated; 1 prot dl 
count of the Quantity of Coats Exported from the Port of 
Newcastle, &amp;c. since 1790, with Distinctions of those sent 
to Foreign Countries, to London and Coastwise, in Great 
Britain——Account of the Average Price of Coats, as 
fixed at the Coal Exchange from 1st of January 1798 to 1st 
March 1800, with Prices in each Month; ordered, 11 MAR. 
Presented, 5 MAY. Réferred to the Committee on the Coal 
Trade, 12.——Aecount of the Quantity of Coars Ex- 
rted from the several Ports of this Kingdom, from ist of 
anuary 1790 to 1st January 1800; the Ports from, and 
to what Places sent, other than the Ports of Newcastle, 
Sunderland, Hartley, and Blythe: Ordered, 13 Mar. Pre- 
sented, 5 MAY, 21. Referred to the Committee on the 
Coal Trade, 12 May, 21. Accounts of the Mercenrs 
Company of London from io October 1798 to 10 October 
1799; presented, 17 M4k.— Account of the Quantity and 
Price of the different Articles of Coprer purchased for the 
Use of the Navy, from 29th April 1799 to 17th March 1800 ; 
also of Old Copper delivered in Payment for the New, with 
the Prices; ordered, 17 MAR. Presented; referred to the 
Committee appointed to consider the State of the Copper 
Mines and Copper Trade: To be printed; 24——Return 
of the Privy Council to the Address of the House, for Co- 
ies of all Representations made to them, complaining of the 
ant or high Price of Copper, by the Merchants orothers ; 
presented; to be printed; 17 MaR. Referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Copper Mines and Copper Trade; 24-——-Ac- 
count of the Excess beyond the Sum granted in the last Ses- 
sion for Secret Service Abroad for 1799,—Account of 
the Expence attending the Purchase of a House for deposit- 
ing the Journals of the House of Commons; presented, 
19 MAR, Referred to the Committee of Supply, 31.——Ac- 
count of the Quantity of Wroucut Copper Exported in 
1799, stating the real and nominal Value thereof, &amp;c.— Ditto 
of Brass and PLatep Goops exported in 1799, and Ditto. 
—Ditto of Correr purchased for His Majesty’s Orp- 
NANCE, from 1788 to 15th March 1799, and the Prices paid, 
&amp;c. Ordered, 19 MAR. Presented; to be printed; 21.26, Re- 
ferred to the Committee on the Copper Mines, &amp;c, 24 Mar. 
Account of theSalaries, Emoluments, and Expences of 
all Pustic Orrices, during the Year 1798.—Of every [n- 
crease and Diminution which may have taken place in 
the Year 1799, in the Salaries, &amp;c. of the said Offices: Or- 
dered, 21 MAR.—The said Orders relating to SaLaRrizs 
of Offices, discharged, and an Account showing what In- 
CREASE or DiminuTion has taken place in the Number 
and Amount of the Salaries, Emoluments, and Expences 
of all the Pustic Orrices, for the Years 1797, 1798, 
and 1799 &amp;c. Ordered, 25 MAR. Presented; to be print- 
ed; 9 JUN Account of the Amount of Expences in- 
curred for Prosecutions relating to Co1n for 1799: Pre- 
sented, 25 MAR. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 31. 
——Account of the Batances due to the Public upon 
the Orpinary and Extrraorpinary Accounts depend- 
ing in the Officesof the late Aup1roRs of the Imprests, and 
transferred to the Commissioners for Auditing the Public 
Accounts, wherein no Progress has been madesince thesame 
were so transferred, &amp;c. Ordered, 25 Mar. Presented, 1 
APR. 4. To be:printed, ibid—— Account of the Amount of 
Excueguer Bixts issuedin pursuance of One Act of last 
Session for raising 3,500,000/.— Ditto of another Act of last 
Session forraising 3,000,000/.: Ordered, 28 MAR. Present- 
ed, ibid. Referred tothe Committee of Supply, 31. ——Ac- 
count of InrEREsT due tothe Bank of ENGLAND, onthe 
Sum of 561,303/. 9s, 2d. to 3d September 1799, on whicli 
Day the said Sum was discharged.—Ditto of the Charges of 
preparing and drawing the Lorrery, granted for 1799: Pre- 
sented,28 MAR. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 31 
——~Account of the Grants of Parliament to the Vergri- 
nary CoLtece, with the Receipt, the Expenditure, and the 
Debts of that Institution, to 27 February 1800; ordered, 31 
MAR. Presented, 10 JUNE.——Copy of the Resolutions of 
the Two Houses of the [risn Parliament.—Ditto of the Ad- 
dress of both Houses of that Parliament ;—and also, Com- 
MERCIAL Accounts of Great Britain, and ComMERCIAL 
Accounts of Ireland.—Accounts of Britisu Revenve 
and Expen piture, and Accounts of Irish Revenve and 
ExPENDITURE: Presented, 2 APR. Referred to the Com- 
mittee of the whole House, on His Majesty’s Message rela- 
ting toa Union with IreELanp; to be printed, ibid.——Ac- 
countof the Total Produce of the Duties of Customs, Ex- 
cis£, StamMPs and INcivents, for One Year, ended 5th 
Jan. 1800.-——Ditto Net Produce paid into the Exchequer, 
of the Duties of Customs, distinguishing the Duties 
amounting to 1,000/. ke.—Ditto, Potal Net Produce of 
the Duties of Excise, distinguishing the Duties amount- 
ing to 1,000/. &amp;c.—Ditto of Sramps.—Ditto paid into 
the Exchequer, under the Head of IncipENTs, distin- 
guishing the Duties amounting to 1,000/. &amp;c. presented, 
22 APR, 























INDEX ‘the FiFty-rirtTH# VoLuMeE. 


“92 APR. See infra. Account of the, ber of Pel 
rmprisonéd for Civil Debt in the several Goals within the 
Bills of Mortality; "ordered, 23 APR, This Order dis- 
‘charged, and’ another Account ordered for Ditto, and to 
distinguish héw many are confined in Execution, and how 
‘many ou Mesne Process; 27 May. Presented, 2 JULY. 
. {Copy ofan Agreement between the Lords of the Trea- 
““sury andthe Dake, of Richmond, in pursuance of an Act 
of the ‘last Session; ordered, 23 APR,; presented, 29; 
referred to a Committee of the whole House, 30. Copy 
of a Treaty between His Majesty and the Elector Palatine 
of Bavaria, dated 16th March 1800; presented, 23 APR. 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 26 May.——An- 
nual Account of the East Inp1A Company, made up to 
ist March 1800, of the Proceeds of the Sale of Goods and 
Merchandise of the Company in Great Britain, &amp;c.—A 
Paper, ‘Information, submitted to the House, relative to 
the Accounts directed to be laid before the House by the 
Act of 33 Geo. If. Presented, 24 APR. To be printed, 
30 JONE.——A Statement of the INTERNAL DvTIEs, 
‘payable in Great Britain, on the following Articles, of the 
Growth, Produce, or Manufacture thereof, and of the Du- 
- ties on the Materials of which the said Articles are com- 
posed ; viz. Beer, Bricks, and Tiles, Candles, Chocolate, 
&amp;c. Ordered, 24 APR. Presented ; to be printed; 28 APR. 
Referred to the Committee of the whole House on His 
Majesty’s Message respecting the Union with IRELAND, 
23 May.——&lt;Account of the Quantity of ForzigN Woo. 
imported into Great Britain in the Nine Years preceding 
the 5th of January, 1800; ordered, 28 APR. Presented ; 
‘to be printed ; 29 APR. 30.——Account of the Duty paid, 
or to be paid, on Hops grown in Great Britain, in 1799.— 
Ditto, paid on Ditto, grown in Ditto in 1797 and 1708: 
Ordered, 30 APR. Presented ; to be printed ; 2 May. 
Account of the total Value, agreeable to the Inspector- 
General’s Books, of the Woo_ttEN MANUFACTURES 
Exported from Great Britain in the last Ten Years, and the 
Countries to where exported, &amp;c. Ordered ; presented ; to 
be printed ; 30 4PR.—Account of the true Value, agree- 
ably to the Declarations of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Woollen 
Manufactures exported from Great Britain to all Parts, in 
the last Ten Years; ordered ; presented; 1 May.——Ac- 
count of the Net Produce of ha Fees and Emoluments of 
the Clerk and Clerk Assistant attending the House of 
‘Commons, for the last Ten Years ; ordeted, 7 May. Pre- 
sented, 13 May. Referred to a Committee of the whole 
‘House, ibid. and 1 Juty.——Ricumonp Bridge Cash 
Account for 1798, ahd Ditto for 1799 ; presented, 7 Mr. 
Account of the DistrisuTion of 4,241,433 /. ex- 
pended for the Extraordinary Services of the Army in 1799; 
ordered, 14 May. Order for Ditto discharged, 15. 
Account of the Income of and Charges upon the Consoti- 
DATED Funp, for the Five Quarters ending 5th April 
1800; Ordered, 19 May. Presented; to be printed ; 
9 JUNE. Vide infre.——Account of the Total Net Produce 
of the Permanent Taxes for the Year ending 5th April 
1800; distinguishing each Quarter, and the Daties im- 
posed in the VGhbe rom 1793 to 1799, inclusive-—Account 
of the actual and estimated Expence of collecting the Tax 
on Income for the Years 1799 and 1800: Ordered, 
20Mary. Presented; to be printed; 5 JUNE, 9. 11.— 
Account of the Number and Salaries of Officers under the 
‘Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, proposed to be 
added to the Number existing on 5th April 1799; ordered, 
23 May. Presented ; to be printed ; 5 JUNE.——Statement 
of Countervailing Duties on the Union with IrELanD.— 
Copy of the Address to His Majesty of both Houses of Par- 
liament in Ireland: Presented, 26 May. Referred to the 
Committee of the whole House on His Majesty’s Message 
respecting the Union with Ireland; and ‘to the Committee 
a pointed to draw up an Address respecting Countervailing 
Duties ; 27 May. ——Account of the Total Amount of the 
Poor’s Rare, and of the Income rated thereto, for the 
Relief of the Pocr, in each Parish within the Bills of Mor- 
tality, &amp;c. Ordered, 26 May. Presented, 11 JULY, 14. 
—— Accounts from the Chamberlain’s Office, London, of the 
Surplus of the Orpuans Funp; Money received, and paid 
for making Drains and Sewers; Tolls and Duties on the 
River Thames, &amp;c. Presented, 27 MAY. Annual Ac- 
‘counts of the Harbour of Ramscate Trust, for 1798-9 ; 
presented, 30 May.——Account of all Ships and Vessels, 
~ with the Number of Saves imported therein, which have 
arrived in theBritish West India Islands, from the Coast of 
Africa, from the 5th January 1795 to 5th January 1800, 
&amp;e. Ordered, 30 May. Presented, 19 JuNE.——Further 
Accounts of the Annual Revenues and Charges; &amp;c. of the 
Ev st India Company, in the Provinces of Bengal, Bahar, 
&amp;e.—Comparison of Estimated and Actual Amount of Re- 
ven, 1es.—Expenées of Residencies, &amp;c. Ordered, 30 MAY. 


Number of Persons 





























~’ Account presented ; “and ordered to be 


—_ 
drawn for Inaccuracy ; sndther 


11 JULY. Presented; to po 30 JUNE, 11 . 
N° 22 of these Accounts wi h 
inted ; 4 JULY. 


Referred to a Committee of the whole House, 14.——Ac- 


~ count of the effective Number of VoLuntTrEER Cogprs of 


Infantry and Cavalry of Great Britain,’ and the Conditions 
on which they engaged to serve, &amp;c, Ordered, 6 JuNE. 
Presented, 29 JULY. Account of Offices actually held 
by the present Members of the Irish Parliament, exclusive 
of Military Appointments.—Account of Offices tenable b 
Members of the Irish Parliament : Presented ; to be pri ; 
6 JUNE. Account of Monies reserved for ParticuLar 
Services, which have remained in the Exchequer since 10th 
May 1787, and not been called for, &amp;¢.—Ditto, Temaining 
in Ditto, of Contributions to Lotteries, granted priorto the 
Year 1799, &amp;c.—Account of American and East Florida Or- 
ders, made out pursuant to Acts 28 and 30 Geo. III. out- 
standing, and unsatisfied : Ordered, 6 JUNE; presented ; to 
be printed; 9.———Copy of the Examination taken before 
the Lords of the Privy Council, respecting the Institution 
called“ The Birmingham Flour and Bread Company, or 
Union Mills ;” presented ; to be printed ; 9 JoNE.— —Ac- 
count of the OurstaAnpinG DEMANDs remaining to be 
provided for by Parliament on 5th January 1799 and 1800, 
—Account of the Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, re- 
maining to be te for by Parliament at the said Times. 
—Account of Sums remaining due, and unprovided for by 
Parliament, for Subsidies granted to the Emperor of all the 
Russias, as the same stood on the 5th January 1800: Or- 
dered, 9 JUNE. Presented, 30. 17 JULY. Account of 
all Sinecure Orrices, together with those where the 
Duty is performed by Deputies, which were held by Patent, 
or otherwise, in Great Britain, that have become vacant 
sincethe Appointment of the Committee of Finance in April 
1797, &amp;c. Ordered, 10 JUNE. Presented, 22 JoLy—— 
Copy of Address of both Houses of the Parliament of Irz- 
LAND to the Kinc, oth June 1800; presented, 11 JUNE. 
Account of the Amount of Duties on PerrumEry 
for the first Three complete Years after they were imposed, 
and for the Three last Years ; ordered; presented ;12 JuNE. 
Account of the Annual Expence attending the whole 
im QUARANTINE Establishment, for the last Ten 
ears, &amp;c.—A Table of Tonnage Duties proposed to be 
paid on Ships and Vessels, the Cargo of which, or any Part 
thereof, shall have performed Quarantine in this Kingdom. 
—A Plan, &amp;c. ofa Lazaretto proposed to be erected on Chet- 
ney Hill, &amp;c. Ordered, 19 JUNE. Presented, and referred 
to the Committee of the whole House appointed to consider 
Acts relative to Quarantine ; 24.——Appendixes to Ac- 
counts, presented, 19 JUNE.—— An Account of the Net 
Produce of the Fees and Emoluments of the SERJEANT at 
Arms attending the House of Commons for the last Ten 
Years, &amp;c. Ordered, 20 JUNE. Presented, 23. ‘Referred to 
the Committee of the whole House, on the Bill for establish- 
ing certain Regulations in the Offices of the House of Com- 
mons, 1 JULY.——An Account of the Tax upon InnaBiT- 
ED Hovus8s in the several extra-parochial Places within the 
Bills of Mortality, Saint Pancras, and Mary-le-Bone, for the 
Year ending 5th April 1800; ordered, 25 JUNE. This 
Order discharged, and negative ordering another Account ; 
9 JuLty.——Account of Foreign Wueat Imported into 
the Port of London, from ist January 1781 to 27th June 
1798, &amp;c. Ordered, 27 JuNE. Presented, 3 JuLY,——A 
Paper, referred to in the Fifth Article ofthe Durcu Capitu- 
lation.—Establishment of a Company of Artillery; a Bat- 
talion of Infantry, &amp;c. Dutch Forces: Presented, 27 JUNE. 
Referred to the Committee of the whole House on His Ma- 
jesty’s Message relative to Dutch Forces, ibid.——Account 
of all Monies received by or for the West India Dock 
Company, pursuant to Act of Parliament ; and also of the 
Application of the same; presented, 3 JULY.——Return 
of Qualifications of Deputy Lieutenants and Militia 
Officers, transmitted to the Becrocary of State’s Office ; 
poor 3 JuLy.——An Account of the Amount of 
XCHEQUER Bills issued, by virtue of an Act of the 
present Session, for Relief of the Merchants of Liverpool 
and Lancaster, &amp;c. Ordered, 4 JULY. Presented, 11. 
A further Account of Monies apvaNcep for Public 
Services from the Civil List, not being Part of the Ordi- 
nary Expenditure of the Civil List, and which have not 
been replaced by Parliament, &amp;c.—Account of Fees paid 
on Receipt of 41,400/. voted in the present Session as 
a Compensation relative to Ships from Mogadore.— 
Account of Sums necessary to be issued to the Executors 
of the late Sir William Chambers, to discharge sundry 
Bills remaining due for Works done at Somerset Place. 
—Account of the Sum that will be necessary to defray the 
Expence of Printing the Journals of the House of Lords: 
Presented, 8 JuLY. Referred to the Committee of ~ % 
P’y&gt; 





























rly, 18.——Account ofthe Sum that will be necessary to 
i the Demands Outstanding for Balances of Ac- 
counts for Surveys, &amp;c. made by Direction of the late Com- 
missioners for Woods, Forests, &amp;c. ‘Presented, 11 JUBY. 
‘Referred to the Committee of Supply, 18.——Account 
of the Totals of Customs, Excise, Stamps, Incidents, and 
Duties, pro Annis 1703 to Anno 1800, and in the Quar- 
ters ended 5th July 1799 and 5th July 1800.—An Account 
the Income of, and Charges upon, the Consolidated Fund 
for the Quarter ending 5th July 1800: Ordered; pre- 
sented; 11 JULY. 17.——Copy of the Presentment of the 
~ Grand Jury of the County of Middlesex, at the General 
Sessions at Clerkenwell Green, on 27th of May 1800, rela- 
tive to the State of the Prison in Cold Bath Fields.—Copies 
of all Representations made to the Justices of the County of 
Middlesex at their General and General Quarter Sessions at 
Clerkenwell, by the Grand or Traverse Juries on the Subject 
of the said Prison, and the Condition of the Prisoners there, 
since 1st January 1800 : Ordered, 11 JULY. Presented ; to 
be printed; 16.——Copy of a Convention between His 
Britannick Majesty, and the Emperor of the Romans, 
signed at Vienna 2oth June 1800, and Translation ; pre- 
sented, 15 JULY. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 
18.——Account of Sums which have become or will 
become due in 1800, on Account of Russian Subsidies ; 
presented, 17 JuLY. Referred to the Committee of Sup- 
ly, 18..——Copy of any Statement of the Number of 
risonets in Cold. Bath Fields Prison, that may have been 
communicated by the Governor to the Justices since the 1st 
of January 1800, &amp;c. Ordered, 17 JULY. Presented 
21. Account of the Totals of Customs, Excise, 
Stamps, Incidents, and Duties, pro Annis 1703 to Anno 
1800, in the Years ended 5th July 1799, and 5th July 
1800; Ordered; presented, 17 JuLY.——Copy of a 
Petition of the Planters, &amp;c. of the Colony of Surinam to 
the Governor Frederici.—Copy of a Proclamation issued by 
the Governor on 26th February 1800.—Certain Papers in- 
tituled “ Protests.”—-Copy of a Memorial from Sir Francis 
Baring, and Co. &amp;c. trading to the said Colony, to Mr. Se- 
cretary Dundas, dated Lolnte, 3d July, 1800: Presented, 
21 JULY. Referred to the Committee of the whole House 
on the Bill for indemnifying the Governor of Surinam, &amp;c. 
21.——Abstract of the Accounts of the Commissioners 
for erecting Lighthouses on the Northern Parts of Great 
Britain, at July 8th 1800; presented22 JULY.——A Book 
intituled, One Year’s Accounts of the Treasurer to the Com- 
missioners of Westminster Bridge from 5th April 1799 to 5th 
April 1800. Minutes of their Proceedings to the 5th April 
1 799: Presented, 23 JUL Y.—Account of the Expencesincur- 
red for the Payment of Salaries to Commissioners, Clerks, &amp;c. 
forthe Redemption of the Land Tax, &amp;c. from the Commence 
ment in 1798 to 5th January 1800: Presented 25 JULY. 
Accounts ; Estimate of the Charge of the Ordinary and Ex- 
traordinary of the Navy for the Months of January and 
February 1800.—Of Guarps, Garrisons, and other 
Lanp Forces, from 25th December 1799 to 24th Febru- 
ary 1800, both inclusive-—Of the Office of ORDNANCE 
for Land Service for the Months of January and February 
-1800: Ordered, 28 SEP. Presented, 30. Referred to a 
Committee of Supply, 2 Oct.——Of the Charge of the 
Empopiep Mititia of Great Britain; of the Royal 
Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon, and of several 
Corps of Fenciste Inrantry.—Of several Corps of 
Fencible Cavatry in Great Britain, including the Em- 
bodied Provisional Cavalry.—Of the Incre Rates of 
Subsistence to be paid to INNKEEPERS and others, on 
Quartering Soldiers.—Of the Charge of Expences ex- 
ected to be incurred in the Barrack-Master General's 
epartment. All of these Estimates from 25th December 
1799 to 24th February 1800: Presented, 1 OcT. Refer- 
red to the Committee of Supply, 2——-Abstract Estimates 
of the Probable Resources and Disbursements of the Brn- 
Gat, Madras, and Bombay Government, from ist May 
1798 to 30th April 1799.—A general Abstract of the Es- 
timates of the Revgnene and Chenges of the Presidencies 
of Fort William, Fort Saint George, and Bombay, from 
ist May 1798 to goth April 1799: Ordered, 22 JAN. 
Presented, 3 FEB.——Of the Ordinary of the Navy.- - 
Of the Buildings and Re-buildings of Suirs, and onher 
Extra Works.—Of the Debt of the Navy.—Of the Pro- 
bable Expence of the Transport Servicer, and for the 
Care and Custody of Prisoners of War in Health at Home 











and Abroad.—Of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and 
other Lanp Forces.—Of the Offiee of Onpnance for 
Land Service—Of the Charge of Out-Pensioners of CuE- 
sea Hospita.t: Ordered, 6 FEB. Presented, 7. 10. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 12.——Of the Diffe- 
rence between the British and Iris Pa 

Vou. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


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IN DEX ¢o: the Firty-FirFtTH VoLumeE! 





Foot for Service Abroad.—Of the Charge of peRanete 
of Light Dragoons and Sixteen Regiments of Foot for Ser- 
vice in East {ndia.—Of) Four Troops.of. Dragoons and Six- 
teen Companies of Foot stationed in Great Britain for the 
Pa Recruiting the Regimewtsperving in East India.— 
Of Recruiting, &amp;c. for Land Forces, and for Extra Feed for 
Cavalry in Great Britain, as well in Barracksas in Quarters, 
for 1800.—Of the EMpopiep Mititia of Great Britain ; 
of the Royal Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon; 
of Two Regiments of Irish Militia, and of several Corps of 
Fencible Infantry ; for Ditto—Of the Charge for Cloathing 
the Embodied Militia, &amp;e.—Of Contingencies for the Em- . 
bodied Militia and several Corps of Fencible Infantry.—Of 
full Pay to Supernumerary Officers of the Forces.—Of the 
Allowance to the Paymaster-General of the Forces; to 
the Commissary-General of the Musters ; to the Judge Ad- 
vocate-General, &amp;c. ; and the Amount of Exchequer Fees, 
to be paid by the Paymaster-General.—Of the Increased 
Rates of Po ob ch to be paid to Innkeepers, &amp;c. on 
Quartering Soldiers —Of an Allowance to be made to Non- 
commissioned Officers, &amp;c. of LandForces in Great ‘Britain, 
in lieu of Small Beer.—Of Half- Pay, &amp;c. to the Reduced Of- 
ficers of the Land Forcesand Marines.—Of Ditto, tothe Re- 
duced Officers of the late Scotch Brigade, in the Service of 
the States-General.— Ditto of His Majesty’s American 
Forces.—Of the In-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, and 
of the Expences of the Hospital, for 1800,—Of Pensions 
to be paid to Widows of Officers of the Land Forces,— 
Of the VotuntTeER Corps of Cavairy and Infantry in 
Great Britain —Of Foreign Corpesin theService of Great 
Britain.—Of the Expences iucurred and expected to be in- 
curred in the Barrack Master General’s Department, in 
1800.—Of the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads and 
Bridges in Nortu Britain, for Ditto: Presented, 7 Fes. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 12.——-Ofthe proba- 
ble Expence which may be incurred for the Service of Sick 
Prisoners of War, in 1800; presented, 10 /EB.——~Of 
the Charge of the Cavin EstasLisHMENT of the Province 
of Upper Canada.—Of Nova Scotia—Of New Bruns- 
wick.—Of 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 Dominica —Of New South’ ‘Wales.— 
Of the probable Amount of Bills that will be drawn on the 
Lords of the Treasury for Service of the Settlement at New 
South Wales in 1799, and will become due’ ‘in 1800; 
Presented, 10 Fes. Referred to Committee of Supply, 21. 
——Of the Expences of confining, &amp;c. Convicts at Hime. 
—Of the Superintendance of ALIENS, according to Act 38 
Geo. I1I.—Of the Sum necessary for the Relief of the Suffer- 
ing Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese, and Corsican 
Emicrants, certain St. Domingo Sufferers, and American 
Loyalists for 1800; Presented, 13 F£B.20. Referred to the 
Comittee of Supply, 21.——Of the Sum which may be 
wanted for Foreign and other Secret Service for 1800 

Presented, 20 FEB. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 
21.——For printing the Journals of the House ; for deliver- 
ing the Votes; and for printing Bills, Reports, and other 
Papers, by Order of the House, for 1799"1 800; presented, 
19 MAR. Referred the Committee of Supply, 31.——Of 
the Expence of the Office of Commissioners for AMERICAN 
Appgats, for 1800.—Ditto of D°, likely to be incurred 
for the Potice Office in Wapping, for D°.— Ditto, proba- 
ble Expence incurred, and to be incurred, for Repairs at the 
King’s Bench Prison.—Ditto of D°, incurred for Repairs 
at the Marshalsea Prison : Presented, 25 MAR. Referred to 
the Committee of Suppy, 31.——Of the Expence of the 
Bavarian Subsidiary Army, conformable to Treaty, on 16th 
March 1800; presented, 23 MAY. Referred to the Commit- 
tee of Supply, 26. Of the Charge of Maintaining the pre- 
sent Establishment of the Floating Lazarette, in Standgate 
Creek.—A Plan and Estimate of a Lazarette proposed to be 
erected on Chetney Hill, laid before the Lords of His Ma- 
jesty’s Privy Council : Ordered, 19 JUNE. Presented; and 
referred to the Committee on Acts relative to Quarantine, 24. 
Of the further Sum that may be necessary to discharge 
Bills drawn ftom New South Wales, and which will become 
due in 1800.—Of the Expence of the Civil Establishment 
at Sierra Leone, for One Year,to 31st December 1800,—Of 
the probable Sum that may be necessary to liquidate the De- 
mands of the Saint Domingo Claimants, now under Con- 
sideration of the Board appointed to investigate them : Pre- 
sented, 11 JULY. Referred tothe Committee of Supply, 18. 








Accounts, &amp;c. presented pursuant to Addresses, 30 SEP.— 








7 FEB. 10. 13. 28.—21 JULY. 
by the King’s Command, 26 Sep.—i OcT.—22 
JAN.—7 Fes. 10. 13. 27.28.—2 APR. 23.—23. MY. 26. 
—16 JUNE. 27.—8 JULY. 11. 15. 
B Accounts, 





INDEX tovthe Frety-Firtu VoLuume. 


&amp;e. nted pursuant te Acts of Parliament,g OCT. 


—4 FEB. 10. 95.-~02 APR. 24.3 JULY, 22. 23,35, 





to be printed, go SeP.—4 OvT.—27 Jan. 28. 29.— 
4 Fes. 4. 17. 18.—5 MAR. 11. 13. 17. 24, 25- 26.—4 
APR, 28. 29. 30.—2 MAY, 8. 12.23.13 JUNE. 19.30. 


—4 JULY. 11. 15. 16. 29. : 

y presented in a former Session, ordered to be printed, 
ULY. 

~ Orders for laying Accounts, sc. before the House, dis- 

charged, and other Orders made, 6 Fes. 11 Mar. 

. ——-+— Ditto, discharged wholly, 15 May. 

——~ Order for printing an Account discharged, #3 May. 

referred to a Committee of the whole House, to con- 

sider thereof,1t Mar.—13 May.—15 JULY. 

D*, to consider Bills, 1 JULY. 

——— D*, to Ditto, appointed to consider particular Matters; 
24 MaR.—23 Mav. 26.—13 JUNE. 24. 27.—21 JULY. 
referred to the Committee of Supply, 2 OcT.—12 

Fes. 21.—31 Mar.—26 May.—18 JULY. 
referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, 24 
Fee. 























D® to Select Committees, 12 MAY. 27. 

referred to a Committee on His Majesty’s Message, 
a8 Fep.—25 JUNE. 

.__—— Presented in a former Session, referred to a Select 
Committee, 1 APR. 

Read when presented, 17 FEB. 

D* after presented, 3 FEB.—-JUNE 17. 

— —— Withdrawn on account of Inaccuracies in them, &amp;c. 
11 Fes.—23 May.—4 Jucy. 

ordered, and presented immediately afterwards, 28 

Sep. 30.—11 Mar.—1 MAY. 23. 

Accounts and Papers to be considered at the same 
Time that other Matters are considered, 22 JAN. 

——— the Sheriffs of London, Middlesex, and Surrey, di- 
rected to transmit Copies of an Order for an Account to the 
Gaolers and Keepers of Prisonswhere Debtors are confined 
within their Jurisdiction, 27 May. 

———~ Amendments made to Motions for Accounts, 21 JAN. 

delivered in, with Reports from Committees, 28 JPR. 

—8 May.—6 JUNE. 

Blanks instead of an Entry of Accounts, on being 

stated to be presented, 17 JULY. 

Vide Questions Negative. 

Acts of former Sessions read, and to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 19 FEB.—1 APR. 4. 18.21.23. 
24.—13 May. 23.—6 JUNE. 9. 10, 16. 17, 23. 27. 

—— D*, Parts of Acts, 1 OcT.—1 APR.—12 MAY. 23. 

—— D*, Acts and Bills ordered in upon them, 26 SEP. 27. 
1 OcT. 4.5.6.—11 FEB. 13.—18 MAR. 20.—4 APR.— 
1 May. 14. 26. 30.—6 JUNE.—8 JULY. 

~— D°, and Instructions ordered, 27 SEP.—1ig FeB.—13 
May.—6 JUNE.—8 JULY. 14. 

——— D*, and Select Committees appointed to consider them, 
22 Jan.—a0 Fer.—ii MAr. 31.—28 May. 

~—— De read in Proceedings of the House, 19 FER. 

—— Clauses in Acts of former Sessions read, 19 FEB. 

—— certain Provisions of several Acts consolidated into One 
Act, 23 JULY 

—-—= certain Articles contained in the Act of Union with Scot- 
land, read, 2 May. 

—— Exemplification of an Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 
presented; read; and entered, 16 JUNE. 

—— Acts of the same Session read ; and Bills ordered ; 6 Fes. 
20.—18 Mar.—6 JUNE. Q. 10. 

—— D*, and Instruction thereon, 7 May. 

——— of the last preceding Session read, 26 SEP. 27.—1 Oct. 
4.—6 FEB. 13 —18 MAR. 31.—1 APR. 4.—13 May. 23. 
—10 JUNE. 

—— an Act to be amended by an Instruction, 8 JULY. 

—-— Instruction to repeal an Act, and substitute other Pro- 
visions instead thereof, 17 JULY. 

of former Sessions referred to aSelect Committee, 28 Mar, 

Address of Thanks for His M ajesty’s Speech from the Throne ; 
and to assure His Majesty, that the Home will proceed with- 
out Delay, toconsider of he Propriety of enabling His Majes- 
ty toavail Himself, toa further Extent, of the Voluntary Ser- 
vices of the Militia, at a Moment when the House is satisfied 

an Increase of our active Force Abroad, may be productive of 
the most important and beneficial Consequences ; that the 
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age ee sen the appy Effects of the Measure adgpted on 
1is Subject in the last Ses ent and they fellest with Pride, 
that the Forces which His Majesty “t x ig jrcacee 
ploy, had already betes in the Fage of the Enemy, a 
age, Discipline, and Steadiness, worthy the C er 
of British Soldiers. ‘That it was with the utmost Satisfaction 
had observed the rapid Improvement of our Situation 
and Prospects, wih ander the Lessing a Providence, had 
taken place in the short Interval singe the last Session and 
they cordially congratulate His Majesty on the continued 
Pisplay of the Abilities and Valour of the Commanders and 
roopsof the Combined Imperial Armies, and on the Deli- 
verance, of Italy, by the Result of a Campaign, equal in 
Splendour and Success, to any of the most brilliant recorded 
in History, And they warmly participate with His Majesty, 
in the Satisfaction whieh must be excited in every British 
Heart, by seeing His Fleets 4 Armies successfully employ- 
ed tothe Assistance of His Allies, to the Support ofour just 
Cause, and to the Advancementof the most important [nte- 
rests of the British Empire. Among the happy Effects of 
those Exertions, they rejoice to observe the Restoration of 
_ the Kingdom of Naples tothe Dominion ofits lawful Sove- 
reign, and the Renewal of His Majesty’s farmer Connections 
with that Power, That they had witnessed with Joy and 
Exultation, the glorious Exploits which had rendered the 
French Expedition to Egypt, productive of fresh Cala- 
mity and Disgrace to our Enemies, and which had frustrated 
their ultimate Views against our Eastern Possessions; and 
they could not forbear to express their just sense of the Cou- 
rage of Turkish, and their warmest Admiration of the Skill 
and Heroism of a British Officer, by whose Efforts the 
desperate Attempt of the Enemy wasdefeated. That they 
. join with His Majesty in affording the highest praise to the 
Vigilance, Decision, and Wisdom of the Governor General 
in Council in India, and tothe tried Abilities and Valour of 
the Commanders, Officers, and Troops, employed under 
his.Direction. They trust that the Effort which His Ma- 
jesty is making for the Deliverance of the United Pro- 
vinces, will prove successful; and that they have already 
abundant Reason 10 rejoice in the first Success of the Bri- 
tish Arms, which has rescued from, the Possession of the 
Enemy the principal Port and Naval Arsenal of the Dutch 
Republic; and that the Fleet, which was destined to co-ope- 
rate in the Invasion of these Islands, might shortly partake of 
the Glory of restoring the Religion, Liberty, and Independ- 
enceof these Provinces. That the cordially join in the Sen- 
timents so justly due to the hee Se of His Majesty’s Ally 
the Emperor of Russia, to whose Magnanimity and Wisdom, 
they were in a great Degree indebted for the Success of our 
own Efforts, as well as for the favourable Change in the ge- 
neral Situation of Affairs. ' They acknowledge His Majesty’s 
Goodness, in haying directed Copies to be laid before them 
of those Engagements which have consolidated and cemented 
a Connection so consonant to the permanent Interests of His 
Majesty’s Empire. That it gave ya Pleasure to leayn that 
the ample Supplies which were granted to His Majesty inthe 
last Session would so.nearly provide for the Exigencies of the 
Public Service, as to enable His Majesty, without further 
Aid, to continue those Exertions to the Close of the Year, 
and that they would consider of providing for the Expeace 
necessary for the early Part of the Year. That they return 
His Majesty their sincere Thanks for having, in pursuance 
of their Recommendation, judged it proper to communicate 
to His Two Houses of Parliament in Ireland, the Senti- 
ments which they had expressed to Him respecting an incor- 
porating Union with that Kingdom ;—and that they continue 
to be satisfied that signal Benefit would be derived to both 
Countries from that important Measure: Resolved on; 
Committee appointed to prepare Address; to withdraw im- 
mediately; King’s Speech referred; 24 SEP. Address re- 
ported and agreed to ; to be presented by the whole House ; 
25+ King’s Answer; 26. ( 
-——— For usual Estimates and Accounts; 28 SEP. King’s 
Answer, 30. Another Address for Ditto, 6 Fes. King’s 
Answer, 7. . 
for a Monument to be erected in the Cathedral Church 
of Saint Paul, London, to the Memory of Admiral Earl 
Howe, with a suitable Inscription expressive of his meri- 
ree He - 3 Oct. King’s Answer, i 
or King’s Message respecting His-giving Directions 
for providing deotiedgedlons for a Body , Auxiliary 
Russian Troops in the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, 22 
JAN. King’s Answer, 5 FEB. 
for King’s Message, recommending to the House to 
make further Provision for the savers” Branches of the 
Public Service, and fora vigorous Prosecution of the War, 
3 Fes. King’s Answer, 5 Fes. 











Address 











4eddress for an Account of all Sums of Money issued pyrsuantto 
- Addresses, GF ER. King’s Answer, 7, Vide Aceounts. [ 
-—— for King’s Message, informing the House, that His 


Majesty eas given Disectipns for destroying certain Ships 
and. their a, Which had arrived fram Mogadore, where 
the: Plague raged, 11 Few. King’s Answer, 13. 


o&gt; fora List of Names of Persons in Quatody who have 
been committed in. virtue of several Acts for empowering 

- His Majesty te secure and detain Persons enemies 
against His Person and Government, gic. 11 FEB. King’s 
Answer, t3.\ Vide Accounts. 

--n—~- for a Copy of the Proceedings of the Lords of the 
Privy Couneil, respecting the Ships and Cargoes arrived in 

_ this Country from Mogadore, &amp;c. 12. FEB. King’s An- 
swer, 13. Vide Accounts. 

: for Copies of all Representations made to the Privy 
Council, complaining of the Want or high Price of Cop- 
per, either by the Merchants or others, 13 Mar. King’s 

- Answer, 17. Vide Accounts. 


——— for an Account of the Quantity and Prices of all Cop- 

r used in the late Copper Coinage from June 1797 to 17 

‘arch 1800; 19 Mar. King’s Answer, 20. Vide Accounts. 

— foran Account of the Number of Officers, together with 

- the Salaries and Emoluments annexed to the same, tenable 
by, or actually held by, the present Members of the Irish 
Parliament, 17 APR. King’s Answer, 23. Vide Accounts. 

—-—— upon the Subject of the Legislative Union with Ire- 
land; agreed to; Committee appointed to draw it up; 
Members appointed ; to withdraw immediately; His Majes- 
ty's Message, &amp;c. relative to the Union, referred ; reported ; 
read a Second Time, and agreed to; the Address, and Re- 
solutions of the House relative to the Union, to be commu- 
nicated to the Lords at a Conference, and their Concurrence 
desired ; a Conference desired ; a Member to go to the Lords 
and desire Ditto; 5 May. Report that the Lords agree to 
a Conference, and appoint the same immediately in the 
Painted Chamber; Managers appointed ; Managers Names 
called aver, &amp;c. report that they lad been at the Confer- 
ence, and had communicated: to the Lords the Resolutions 
of the House, and the said Address, 6. Message from the 
‘Lords, desiring a present Conference upon the Subject of 
the last; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed; 
Names of Ditto called over, and they go to Ditto; report 

_ that they had met the Lords at the Conference, and that 
their Lordships had agreed to the Address, and filled up the 
Blank therein,. with “ Lords Spiritual and Temporal and,” 
8, Vide Ireland. Message from the Lords, That His Majes- 
ty had appointed to be attended with the said Address, at 
His Palace of Saint James; that they had appointed Two 
of their Lordships to go with it, and desired the Commons 
to appoint a proportionable Number of their Members to 

o with them; Four Commoners appointed to go with the 
Teste, g- King’s Answer reported, and entered, 12. 

from the Lords, expressing their Horror and Indigna- 
tion at the late atrocious and treasonable Attempt against 
His Majesty’s Sacred Person, and their Heart-felt Congra- 
tulations on His happy Preservation from so great. a Danger; 

. brought by the Managers ata Conference; read a Second 
Time, and agreed to, Nem. Con.; and the Blank filled up 
with “and Commons.” Message sent to the Lords to ac- 
quaint them therewith, 16 May. Lords senda Message to 
acquaint the House when His Majesty appoints to be at- 
tended with Ditto, 19. King’s Answer, 22. 

from the Lords, upon their Lordships’ agreeing to the 

Resolution sent to them, stating what shall be the Counter- 

vailing Duties to be paid upon Importation from Ireland 

after the Union ; Address considered ; agreed to, and Blank 
filled up with the Words, “ and Commons ;” Message sent 
to the Fede, to acquaint them therewith, 26 May. Mes- 
sage that His Majesty had appointed to be attended with 

Ditto, 28. Report of Ditto, go. 

— to be communicated to the Lords on agreeing toa 
Statement of countervailing Duties to be imposed on Arti- 
cles the Growth, &amp;c. of Great Britain, imported into Ire- 
jand, which they humbly request His Majesty will commu- 
nicate to the Two Housesof Parliament of Ireland, 27 May. 
Committee appointed to draw it up; Resolution and Papers 
before presented, referred to the Committee, ibid. Reported ; 
agreed to, and Message sent to the Lords to desire: their 
Cuicnwieie; ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, and the Blank 

‘filled up with “ Lords S iritual and Temporal and,” ibid. 
The Lords acquaint the House of His Majesty, having ap- 
pointed to be attended with Ditto, 28. Report of Ditto, 30. 

——— for a Copy of the Minutes of the Examination 

taken before the Lords of the Privy Council, respecting the 




















Vou. 55.——i799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


LN DEX: tthe. Firrty-R1FtH Votume. 


play pal Peete. 994 . 5. Jon 
Kings DEWEE De - Flew ‘COMPANYS 5. FOR, 


— - ae _— Hee direct a further a 

ity ‘made respectiag | i made by. Mr. 

Thomee Foden, of a Chrystaline Sid anthP ate eke. 
stitute for Wheat Flour io Mannfactores where. Wheat 

. Flour is used; and a Reporton Dittoto belaid-before His 
Majesty at the sane Time, 16 JuN&amp;. King’s Answer, 18. 
-———. for His Message relative to His: enféring inte. Gon- 
_ Yentions with the Stadtholder of the United: Provinces, for 
lacing, at. His Majesty's, Disposal, certain Ships.o War, 
which had been passed pyer to this Country, 25 JUNE. 
for His Majesty to be pleased to give Directions for 
the better Preservation, Arrangement, and mate,conxvenient 
Use of the Public Records of the Kingdomy 21 Juny. 
King’s Answer, 17. : Inset A 

——— for a Copy of the Proclamation issued by the Gowét- 
nor of Surinam, on the 26 FEB, 1800,,and of Representas 
tions made to His Majesty in consequenge thereof, 19 
Juxty. King’s Answer, 21. oak | 

for His Majesty to be pleased to give Directions, that 

an Enquiry be made into thie State and Management’o 

His Majesty’s Prison in Cold Bath Fields, 22 Jony. 

King’s Answer, 24. 

to lay before His Majesty a Copy of the Report, and 

of the Plans thereto annexed, for enlarging the ‘House of 

Commons, in consequence of the Union with: treland; and 

requesting His Majesty to give Directions for earrying the 

same into Effect, 24 JULY. 

-— for the Sum of Twelve Hundred Pounds to be ad- 
vanced to Charles Bragge, Esq. for his Services to the 
House as Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means 
for the present Session, 28 JULY. King’s Answer, 29. 

——-— for His Majesty to be pleased to direct such a Sum of 
Money to be issued to Jeremiah Dyson, Esq; Clerk Assis- 
tant of the House, as with the Fees, &amp;c. will amount. to 
£.1,500, 28 JULY. King’s Answer, 29. 


D° for D®, to be issued to John Clementsqn, Esq;, De- 
paty Sergeant at Arms, as with the Emoluments of bis Of- 
ce will amount to £.500, 28 JULY. King’s Angwer, 29, 
——— for the Sum of One Thousand Pounds to be issued to 
Charles Abbot, Esq ; Chairman of the Committee ‘appoint- 
ed to inquire into the State of the Public.Records of the 
Kingdom, to be distributed to several Persons who. wete 
assisting in Ditto, &amp;c.28 JULY. King’s Answer, 20, 
for a Sum, not exceeding Three Hundred Pounds, to 
be advanced to Mr. Samuel Dunn, towards defraying the 
Expence of making a General Index to certain Volumes of 
the Journals of the House, 28 JULY. King’s Answer, 20. 
for the Sum of Two Hundred and Twenty Pounds to 
be advanced to Mr. George Whittam, for making aw Index 
to the Votes of the House of the last Session, and for the Ex- 
pence of printing the same, 28 JULY. King’s Answer, ao. 


Addresses, Amendments proposed, but not made thereto, 3 FE xr. 

of both Houses of Parliament in Ireland, referred to 
the Committee of the whole House on His Majesty’s Mes- 
sage respecting the Union with Ireland, 26 May. 

——— Motions for Addresses withdrawn, 8 JULY, 23. 

~--~—— Vide Motions. Questions Negative. 

Adjournments. Vide House. Parliament. 

Admiralty. Vide Accounts. Supply. | 

Adultery ; Bill from the Lords for Punishment and more ef- 
fectual Prevention of Adultery, 26 MAY. Read First Time ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 30. 
Order discharged; another Day appointed; 5 JUNE. Ne- 
gaiive the Speaker leaving the Chair, and Committee de- 
erred for Three Months, 10. 

Affidavits. Vide Inclosures. 

Africa, Petition of the Committee of the Company of Mer- 
chants trading thereto for further Support, offered to-be 
em ‘King’s Recommendation signified; Petition 

rought up and read; to lie on the Table; 16 JULY. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 18. Vide Supply, 
Agreement. Vide Bread. Lords.. Seftan. ¥isi 
Agriculture, Petition of the. President and Members of the 
ard of, for further Support, offered; King’s Recom- 
mendation SR Petition bronght up and read, and to 
lie on the Table; 14 Fes. Account of the Income, &amp;c, of 
the Board for the Years 1797, 1798, and i799, ordered ; 
presented; ibid. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 
18 JULY. Vide Supply. 
Aldbourne, 
































INDEX ¢o the Firry-rirtu VoLtume. 


Aldbourne, Petition for a Bill for providing a Workhoust for 
the Poor of that Parish, and for appotatitg an additional 
Overseer of the Poor thereof, for the sole Purpose of look- 


ing after the Poor; referred toa Committee ;6 Mar. Re- 
: ; Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and read, 31. Com- 
mitted, 4 4PR. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 5 May. A 
Clause added; Amendments made; Bill passed; 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 11 JuNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Aldeburgh, (Suffolk) new Writ, 19 Mar. 

Alemouth Road, through Alnwick and Rothbury to Hexham, 
Petition for a Bill to continue and alter the Term and 
‘Powers-of Act; referred to a Committee ; 18 FEB. Report- 
ed; Bill ordered; 21. Bill presented, and read, 3 Mar. 
Committed, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed; 18. Passed, 
24. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 2 APR. 
Amendment agreed to, 4. Royal Assent, 24. 

Alnwick Road. Vide Alemouth. 

Alston Road. Vide Herham. 

Amendments. Vide Bills. Questions. 


America. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Neutral Ships. 

Anglesea Lighthouse. Vide Priestholm. 

Annuities. Vide Bills in Supply. 

-—— Bill for further regulating Life Annuities, and for Re- 
lief of the Grantees of Life Annuities in certain Cases, or- 
dered, 1 May. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed; 6. Deferred, 16. 19. 28. 
—6 JUNE. 

——— Vide Public Debt. Richmond. 

Answers, reported to the House, 26 SEp.—2 OcT.12.—21 JAN. 
—p5 FEB. 13. 17.—23 APR.—22 MAY. 26. 30.—24 JULY. 

Appeal. Vide Papists. 

Appendixes. Vide Accounts. Reports. 


sa ra «2 Bill to render valid Indentures of Apprentice- 

ship of Poor Children and others, made on improper 
‘Stamps, on certain Conditions, and to indemnify all Per- 
sons who may have incurred Penalties thereby ; ordered, 1 
JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 2. Committed, 3. Committee deferred; 4. In- 
struetion for stamping particular Copies; Bill considered ; 
14- Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 15. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. 
Royal Assent, 28. 

A lation, Clause of. Vide Consolidated Fund Biili, in 

ills of Supply. 

————— Vide Income. 

tea &amp;e. Vide Church Leases. 

Argyll, Petition for a Bill to amend and continue an Act for 
repairing the Highways and Bridges in that Shire; referred 
to a Committee; 6 Mar. Reported not within the Stand- 
ing Orders; Bill ordered; 13. Presented, and read, 14. 
Committed, 19. Reported; to be ingrossed; 14 May. 
Amendments made; Bill passed; 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Ashby de la Zouch Roads. Vide Leicester. 

Ashby Woulds, in the Parish of Ashby de la Zouch, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, 27 Fes. Pre- 
sented, and read,7 Mar. Committed, 11. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 31. Passed, 2 4PR. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 2 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

Ashton Roads. Vide Bolton. Hindley. 

—— under Lyne, Canal. Vide Manchester. Peak Forest. 

Ashwell, Mr. Vide M‘Dowail. 

Aston +, and Aston Rogers. Vide Worthen. 

Asylum, Petition for a Bill for establishing and well govern- 
ing that Institution, and for incorporating the Subscribers 
thereto, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee ; 7 ie R. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 23 APR. Presented, and read, 29. Com- 
mitted, 6 May. Reported; a Clause added; an Amend- 
ment made; Bill to be ingrossed; 22. Passed, 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 9 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

—— Vide Soldiers. Supply. 


Attornies and Solicitors, Vide Stamp Duties. 


Austerlands Road. Vide Wakefield. 
Avon River. Vide Pulteney. 


Azminster Road. Vide Compton. 
41° Geo. HII. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 
ACCOUNTS, Estimates, te. : 


Account of all Grain and Rice imported from 4 Jan 


Presented, 28.——-Copies of Letters and Notes and certain. 
Papets, from M. Orro to Lord Grenvitte, &amp;c. relating 
to a Negotiation for Peace with France, presented, 13 
Nov.——A Statement of the Prices of Middling Wuzat 
per Quarter, and Quantities of all Grain Ex » &amp;c. with 
the Bounties paid thereon, in each Year, from 1697 to 1799. 
—Quantity of Foreign Wheat and Wheat Flour Imported 
from September 1799.—Average Prices of several Sorts of 
Grain and Oatmeal, for land and also for Scotland.— 
Quantity of Wheat and ten Flour carried Coastwise 
from London, in Ten Years.—Quantity of Foreign Grain, 
Potatoes, and Salted Provisions Imported into England and 
Scotland, from September 1799, &amp;c.: Presented, 17 Nor. 
To be printed, 18.——Account of the Quantity of Gop, 
coined at His Majesty’s Mint from Michaelmas 1796, &amp;c.— 
Quantity of Grain, Meal, and Flour, purchased on Account 
of Government by the Victualling Office, from the Com- 
mencement of the War.—Number of Pounds of Mart pur- 
chasedon Account of Government by Ditto, from D°—Num- 
ber of Men raised for the Service of the Army and Navy, 
from D° Period.—Number of Men discharged from D° Ser- 
vice on Accountof Wounds, &amp;c. from D° Period.— Number 
of Men who have been killed in Action, or who have died on 
Service ; Ditto—Number of Men actually serving in the Ar- 
my and Navy according to the latest Returns: Ordered, 18 
Nov. Presented, 20: 19 DEC. 31. To be printed, 21 Nov.— 
19 Dec.31.——Account of the Quantity of Coats imported 
into the Port of London between 1st January and 31st Octo- 
ber 1799, and also 1800.—Amount of the Duties on Coals for 
Ten Years from 1790, and what Part arises from the Port of 
London.—Account of the OrpuaNns Duss for Ten Years 
from 1st January 1790: Ordered, 19 Nov. Presented, 25.; 
1 Dec. To be printed, 25 Nov.——A List of the Forrien 
Corps now in the Service of Great Britain ; ordered, 20 Nov, 
Presented, 24. 26. To be printed, 24. Copy of a Procla- 
mation appointing the Lords and Commons of the present 
Parliamentto be the Members ofthe respective Houses of the 
First Parliament of the Union with Ireland ; presented, 20 
Nov.——Account of the Quantity of Oats, Hay, and 
Straw, purchased for the Use of Government, and the Price 
paid for the same for the Year ending Michaelmas 1800; or- 
dered,24 Nov. Presented,g DEC. Withdrawn on Account 
of Mistakes, and others to be presented, 11 Dec. Presented, 
16.—--Accountof the Totals of Customs, Excisg, Stamps, 
IncipgEntTs, and DuT1gs,pro Annis 1793, 1794, &amp;c. to 1799 
and 1800, in the Years ended 10th October 1 7 and 10th 
October 1800.—D° of the Amount of thew Tre Duty on 








_ Matt, exclusive of the old Annual Duty, paid into the Ex- 


chequer in the Years ended 10th October 1797, 1798, 1790, 
ad 800; and also of the Amount of the Duty Lg 
paid into the Exchequer in the same Periods : Ordered; pre- 
sented ; to be printed ; 26 Nov.— The Account of Totals 
of Customs, &amp;c. withdrawn, because of a Mistake, and 
another ordered ; presented, and to be printed ; 28 Nor. —— 
Account of the Amount of the Duties on Bon DED Sucar 
which remained unpaid on 10th October 1800 ; ordered ; pre- 
sented ; to be printed; 26 Nov. A Statement of the Pro- 
ress made by the Corporation of Lon Don, in carrying into 
Execution an Act for rendering more commodious, &amp;c. the 
Port of London.—A Statement of the Progress of the Docks, 
&amp;c. directed to be made by the West India Dock Company, 
by Act 39 Geo. III. presented, 1 DEC.——Account of the 
Amount of Bank Nores in Circulation on an Average of 
every Three Months, from 25 March 1797 to D° in 1800, &amp;c. 
ordered, 4 DEc. Presented ; to be printed ; 10. Withdrawn 
on Account of Mistakes, and others to be presented, 12. 
Others presented, and ordered to be printed, 15.——Amount 
of Sums paid out of Supriigs granted for 1800, for Lnterest 
on Three Million Exchequer Bills raised by Act 39 Geo. III. 
presented, 4 DEC. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 8. 
—— Account of the Amount of the Pustic Funpep 
Dest of the Kingdom, at particular Periods from 1700 to 
1800; ordered, 12 DEC. Presented ; to be printed ; 29.—— 
Copy of an Order of His Majesty in Council of 10th Decem- 
ber 1800, to prohibit the Exportation, and permit the Impor- 
tation of Corn.— Ditto of Ditto, to prohibit the Exportation 
of Provisions or Food; presented, 12 DEc.——A Paper, 
intituled, “ Report from the Commissioners appointed by 
Commission under the Great Seal, toenquire into the Staté, 
&amp;c. of the Prison in Cotp Batu Fiztps,” and Copy of the 
Commission of Enquiry, Ditto; presented ; to be printed ; 
18 DEc.——Account ofthe Quanties of BUTTER, CHEESE, 
and Berr, provided in Great Britain and Ireland for His 
Majesty’s Service, from the Commencement of the War 
to the present Period ; ordered, 19 DEC. 











to A i is Majesty’ 
10 October 1800, distinguishing Ports; ordered, 19 ov. sot Caen ieee ae Or eae 
Of 


30th September 1800; ordered, 15 Nov. 





INDEX ¢o the -Firry-rirtH VoLuME. 


Of the Ordinary and Extraordinary ont of the Navy for 
- Three Lunar Months; commencing first January 1801.—Of 
.the Charge of the Transport Service, and of the Mainte- 
nance of Prisoners of War in Health, at Home and 
Abroad, for Three Lunar Months, Ditto.—Of what Money 
may be wanted for the Maintenance, &amp;c. of Sick PrisonERs 
of War, for the same Time.—Of Guards, Garrisons, and 
other Lanp Forces, from 25th December 1800 to 24th 
March 1801.—Of Forces in the PLantations, including 
those in star, at Gibraltar, &amp;c.for the same Period.—Of 
the Charge of RecrvitT1Ne and Contingencies for the Land 
Forces, and of Forage for the Cavalry in Barracks, &amp;c. for the 
same Period.—Of the Embodied M1114 of Great Britain, 
of the Royal Corps of Miners in Cornwall, &amp;c. and of seve- 
ral Corps of Fencible Infantry, for the same Period—Of 
Voxtunteer Corpsof Cavalry and Infantry in Great Bri- 
tain, for the same Period.—Of the Increased Rates of Sus- 
SISTENCE to be paid to Innkeepers and others on Quartering 
Soldiers, and of Allowance to be made to the Non-commis- 
sioned Officers and Privates in lieu of Small Beer, for the 
same Period.—Of the Expences expected to be incurred in 
the Barrack Master General’s Department, for the same 
Period ; and also of the Charge of Forzicn Corps in the 
Service of Great Britain, for the same Period.—Of the Of- 
fice of ORDNANCE for the Months of January, February, 
and March 1801.—Of the Sum which may be wanted for 
MiscELLANEOvuS SERVICES for thesaid Months: Present- 
ed; tobe printed; 17 Nov. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 21. 
Accounts, &amp;c. presented by the King’s Command, 13 Nor. 
17. 20.—4 DEC. 12. 
pursuant to Addresses, 17 Nov. 18 Dec. 
pursuant to Acts of Parliament, 1 Dec. 
referred tothe Committee of Supply, 21 Nov. 8 DEc. 
to be printed, 17 Nov. 18. 21. 24, 25. 26. 28.— 
10 DEc. 15. 18. 19. 29. 31. 
——— Mistakes in Accounts, 28 Nov.—i1 DEc. 12. 
withdrawn, and others ordered, 28 Nov.—11 DEc. 
——— Motions for Accounts withdrawn, 14 Nov.—2 DEc, 
— Vide Questions Negative. West Indies. 
Acts read in the House, and Committees appointed, 11 Dec. 
15. 18. 29. 
— D* and Bills ordered, 18 Nov.—11 DEc. 12. 15. 22. 
—— D° and Instruction given, 20 DEC. 
-— Expiring and Expired, 14 Nor. 
—— made Public Acts, 28 Nor. : 
~—— Persons appointed to assist in carrying Acts into Exe- 
cution, 15 DEC. 
— to be continued by an Instruction, 20 Dec. ; 
—— Doubts on Construction of Acts passed, removed in the 
same Session, 22 DEc. 


- Address of Thanks for His Majesty’s Speech from the Throne, 
and acknowledging, with Gratitude, the tender Concern 
which He at all Times shows for the Welfare of His Subjects, 
and particularly the poorer Classes, which induced Him to call 
the Parliament together at that Time : That they will adopt 

. allsuch Measures as may appear to be best calculated to re- 
lieve the present severe Pressure, and prevent the Danger of 
its Recurrence: That for immediate Relief, their First Atten- 
tion will be directed to encourage the Importation of Grain 
from Abroad, and to Economy and Frugality in the Con- 
sumption of Corn: The State of the Laws respecting the 
Commerce in various Articles of Provision, will be the Object 
of their serious Deliberation ; and that it will be their earnest 
Desire to suppress any Abuses, by fraudulent Practices, in 
adding unfairly to the Prices of Articles, and to distinguish 
Practices of that Nature from the regular course of Trade : 
That they have seen, with Concern, the temporary Disturb- 
ances which have taken Place in some Partsofthe Kingdom, 
and they join with His Majesty in ‘ooo the voluntary 
Exertions made for the immediate Repression of the Out- 
rages, and in Support of the Laws, &amp;c.: That they will pro- 
ceed with the utmost Readiness, in onenaen&gt; Supplies as 
may be necessary, till a Period when the Parliament of the 
United Kingdoms may be conveniently assembled : They 
acknowledge His Majesty’s Goodness in laying before them 
Copies of Communications between Him and the French 
Government; and that they shall see, with the utmost Satis- 

_ faction, the Adoption of all such Measures as may best tend 
to promote a speedy Restoration of Peace ;. but if it should 
fail, they would feel it their indispensable Duty to persevere 
in affording His Majesty effectual Support ; and, under the 

Blessing of Providence, to conduct this important Contest to 
a prosperous Conclusion. An Amendment proposed, but not 

made, and the Address resolved on ; a Committee appointed 

‘+ to prepare Address; to withdraw immediately; King’s 








— 














Vou. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Speech referred; 11 Nov. Address reported and agreed 
to; to be presented by the whole House; 12. His Majes- 
ty — to be attended, 13. King’s Answer reported 
by the Speaker, 14. 

Address for Estimates of the Ordinary and Extraordinary of 
the Navy, Transport Service, and Prisoners of War; 
Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces ; Office of Ord- 
nance for Land Service, and Miscellaneous Services, for 
Three Lunar Months; 15 Nov. King’s Answer, 17. 

requesting His Majesty to be pleased to issue a Pro- 

clamation map pe oe the greatest Econom M and Fruga- 
lity in the Use of every Species of Grain, resolved on upon 
otion from a Committee of the whole House, 26 Nor. 

Committee | eee to draw it up, and the Report on the 

high Price of Provisions referred, ibid. Address reported, 

and agreed to, ibid. To be communicated to the Lords, 
and their Concurrence desired, ibid. A printed Copy of the 
said Report on the High Price of Provisions, to be left 
with the Lords at the same Time, 27. Report of their hav- 
ing: been delivered to the Lords, ibid. Address agreed to 
by the Lords, and the Blank filled up, 28. The Lords ac- 
quaint the House of the Time the King had appointed to 
be attended with the Address, and that they had ordered 

Two Peers to attend his Majesty therewith; Four Mem- 

bers ordered to go with the Lords; 2 Dec. King’s 

Answer, 4. 


for laying before the House a Copy of the Report 
made by the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
State of the Prison in Cold Bath Fields, together with a 
Copy of the Commission, 12 Dec. King’s Answer, 18. 

———— tolay before His Majesty a Copy of the Fifth Report 
from the Committee on the High Price of Provisions, and 
desiring Him to advance, out of the Civil List, a Sum for 
the immediate Relief of the Poor in the Parishes of Saint 
Matthew Bethnal Green, Mile End New Town, and Christ 
Church Spital Fields, 19 DEc. King’s Answer, 29. 


——-— for advancing Money, towards defraying the Expences 
of printing the Journal, &amp;c. of the House of Commons ; 
for making Indexes to the Votes of the House of the last 
and present Sessions, and for defraying the Expence of 
printing the same; for making Compensation to sundry 
Officers of the House for their Attendance on public Com- 
mittees in the last and present Sessions; and for defraying 
the Expence incurred for printing the Journals, &amp;c. of the 
House in the last Session, over and above the estimated 
Sum; 29 Dec. King’s Answer, 31. 

for conferring some Dignity in the Church on the Chap- 

lain to the House, Nem. Con. 29 Dec. King’s Answer, 31. 

Two resolved on upon Motions from Committees of 

the whole House, 26 Nov. 19 Dec. 

Vide Corn. Egypt. Questions Negative. 

Agents. Vide Elections, 


Aliens, Bill to continue Acts 33 and 38 Geo. III. for estab- 
lishing Regulations respecting them; ordered; 12 Dec. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; 15. Committed, 16. Considered, 17. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 18. Passed, 
19. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

America. Vide Flour. Laws Expiring. Supply. 

Amsterdam. Vide Curagoa. 

Appeals. Vide Poor. 

Appendix. Vide Provisions. 

Appropriation, Clause of. Vide Clauses. Bills in Supply. 

Arlingham Waste Grounds and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition fo - 
a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 13 Nov. Member 
added to bring it in, 18. Presented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported; to be ingrossed; 1 Dec. Read 
Third Time; an Amendment made; Bill passed; 4. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

Army. Vide Accounts. Addresses. Seamen. Supply. West Indies. 

Assize. Vide Bread. 

Auction. Vide Flour. 

Austria. Vide Questions Negative. 

















39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800, 


B AIRD, Major General David. Vide Mornington. 

Bakers; Bill to authorize them and other Persons to sell 
Bread to His Majesty’s Forces on their March, which shall 
not have been baked Twenty-four Hours, and to indemnify 
all Persons by whom such Bread may have been sold; or- 
dered, 6 JUNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 9. Committed, 10. Committee defer- 
red, 12. Instruction —e weighing Bread in London ; 
Bill 








Bill considered; 13. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 16. Passed, 17. Agreed to 
by the Lords, withsome Amendments, 25. Amendments 
agreed to, 27. Royal Assent, 9 JULY. 
~—— Vide Bread. London: 
Bank of England ; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
- consider of extending the ‘Term of their Charter, granted 
and confirmed by Act 21 Geo. III. 19 Fes. Instruction 
to receive and consider any Proposal which shall be made 
to them from the Governor and Company of the Bank, re- 
lative to a Renewal of their Charter, ibid. Considered ; re- 
ported, with a Proposal from the Bank, whichis entered 
together with a Resolution of the Committee that it is ex- 
pedient to agree to the said Proposal, and Day appointed 
for further considering the Report, 21 FEB. Report fur- 
ther considered, the Resolutions of the Committee agreed 
to, and the said Resolution, together with the said Pro- 
osal, referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, 25. 
ide Bills in Supply. 
— Petition for a Bill to empower the Gover- 
nor and Company to purchase certain Houses and Ground 
contiguous to the Bank, and to improve certain Avenues 
adjacent thereto; referred to a Committee, 4 Mar. Re- 
ported; Report to lie on the Table; 13. Report again 
read, and re-committed, 19. Again reported, and stating 
Standing Orders not complied with ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 5 May. Report again read, and again re-commit- 
ted, 8. Again reported, and Bill ordered, 14. Presented, 
and read, 19. Committed, 23. Petition of the Corpora- 
tion of London against certain Parts of the Bill, referred to 
the Committee on D°; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, 
&amp;e.; 27- Reported; Day appointed for taking the Report 
into further Consideration; 30. Petition of the Grocers 
Company of London, against; to lie on the Table till the 
Report be taken into further Consideration; 5 JUNE. Re- 
port further considered ; Bill re-committed ; Petition of the 
Grocers Company again read and referred ; Counsel order- 
ed, and Voices given, &amp;c.; 6. Petition of the Alderman, 
&amp;c. of the Ward of Coleman Street, against, referred to 
the Committee on the Bill re-committed, and Counsel, 
&amp;c. ordered, 10. Reported again; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for the Third Reading; 12. Deferred, 13 106. 
ing’s Consent signified ; Bill passed; 19. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 27. Hoyal Assent, 30. 
——— Vide Accounts. Courts. Exchequer Bills. 


Barbor, William; Bill from the Lords to give to Trustees, 
Powers of Sale, Exchange, and Partition, over such of the 
Shares of Estates comprised in his Marriage Settlement, as 
are situate in the County of Somerset, &amp;c. 16 JUNE. 
Read First Time, 19. Committed, 23. Member ordered 
to make Report; Bill passed ;2 JuLYy. Royal Assent, 9. 

Barholm Parish, and Hamlet of Stow, Open Fields, Pasture. 
and Waste Lands, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
&amp;c.; Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Presented, and read, 25 APR. 
Committed, 30. Reported; to be ingrossed; 12 Mar. 
Passed, 15. 16. Agreed to by the Lolth, 23- Royal 
Assent, 30. 

Barnack, Pilsgate, and Southorpe, Common and Open Fields, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered ; 24 EB. 

—— with Pilsgate Open and Common Fields, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 6 Mar. Present- 
ed, andread, 4 4PR. Committed,-18, Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 28. Passed, 2 May. Agreed'to’by the Lords, 
15- Royal Assent, 16. 

Barracks. Vide Accounts. 

Barrington, Petition of Mr, Bendyshe, complaining of the 
Conduct of the Commissioners appointed to inclose Lands 
in that Parish, and praying Relief from Parliament; to lie 
on the Table; AR. Petition of Commissioners for 
executing the said Inclosure Act, in opposition to Mr. 

' Bendyshe’s Petition, and praying, that if aoy Inquiry is 
ordered, they nay be heard, &amp;c. to lie on the Table, 28. 
Another Petition of Commissioners for executing the said 

Act, praying for immediate Inquiry into the Matter of 

Mr. Bendys e’s Petition; to lie on the Table; 24 APR. 

Bath Road. Vide Lightpill Gate. 

Battersea Roads. Vide Wandsworth. 

Bavaria. Vide Accounts. King: Supply. 

Bedford, Duke of. Vide Bloomsbury. Pancras. 

Level, Petition for a Bill for the better Drainage and 

Preservation of the Lands in the Middle Level of the Fens, 

referred to a Committee, 3 MAR. 

Petition for a Bill for the better draining and preserv- 
ing theLands and Grounds in the Fourth District of the 


we 














INDEX @ the FirtTy-rirta Vouuxug 





North Level, referred to.a' Commit Mar. Member 

ordered to make Report ; reported 5 Bill ordered S5 SONNE, 

Presented, And revs 6. Committed, 14. Re 3 to be 

ingrossed;18. Passed, 20. A : 

Royal Assent, 30. siecle el oe 

Vide Ely. 

Beer. Vide Accounts. Sugar. 

Bencken, Christopher Godfrey ; Petition for a Bill for hi 
Naturalization; Bill ordered: } ed 
eat ti prep ered; 4 FEB. Presented, and 

Bendyshe, Mr. Vide Barrington. 


Benfield, Paul, Esquire ; Petition for a Bill to facili 
Sale of his Estates in the Counties of Hertford atid se 





offered; King’s Recommendation ‘signified:  Petiti 
brought up, and read, and to lie on the Table, ‘10 Mar. 
Berkeley Roads. Vide Bristol. Chippenham. 


Berwick upon Tweed, Petition for a Bill for lightin » &amp;e. the 
Streets, paving the Footways, and removing Nuisances 
&amp;c. referred to a Committee, 20 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 17 APR. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 2 5. 
ey aL ; to be ingrossed;5 May. Passed, 7. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16. 

Bewdley Roads, to several Places in the Counties of Wor- 
cester and Salop, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Committee, 
6 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 22 May. Presented, 
and read, 26. Committed, 30. Reported; to be in- 
org ; 10 JUNE. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the 

ords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 

Bills, ordered in upon Motions. from Committees of the 
whole House, 2 OcT. 3. 4.—18 Fen.—3 APR.—27 MAY. 

—— Part of an Order for bringing in a Bill discharged 
15 May. : 

——— committed to Committees of the whole House, 27 SEP. 
2 OcT. 3. 4.5. 7-—6 FEB. 10. 18. 19. 28.—7 MAR. 10. 
13. 20. &amp;c.—23 May. 30.—10 JUNE. 13. 16. 17. 19. 20. 
—1 JULY. 3.11. 14. 16. 17. 18. 

—— One ordered upon Resolutions reported from. Two dif- 
ferent Committees, 27 May.—ii1 JUNE. Vide Erroll. 
read Second Time on Divisons, 19 FEB.—31,.M4r.— 

16 JUNE. 

—— passed on a Division, 9 JULY. 

—— to be read a Second Time on a Division, 26 Mar. 

—— now read Third Time on a Division, 14 Juxy. 

to be printed, 26 SEP.—13 FEB.—5 Mar. 10. 18. 
20.21.—4 APR, 22.—6 MAY. 20. 22.—5 JUNE, 9. 10. 
17-19. 30.—4 JULY. 9.11. 

—— D° as amended by Committees, 14 Maa, 19.~—2 Apr. 
3.—6 May. 8. 20. 27. 30.—9 JUNE. 17.18. 23. 25. 27. 30 
4 JULY. 11, 

—— D° as amended by D®, and on the Report, 21 Mar 

—— D on being re-committed, 3 4PR.—8 May. 

—— D° as amended on further considering Report, 3 Apr. 

brought from the Lords ordered to be printed, 26 May. 
30.—11 JUNE. 

once recommitted, 8 Oct.—14 MAR. 18.—18 APR.— 
5 May.8. 9. 20. 26. 30.—5 JUNE. 6, 13. 21.—11 JULY. 

—— D’ as amended, and being ordered.to be printed, 3 4PR. 
— 30 JUNE. 

—— D®° with respect to certain Clauses being intended to be 
offered; 17 JUNE. 30. 

—— D° after receiving some Clauses, re-committed, 30 JUNE. 

—— One re-committed to a Select Committee, 6 May. 

—— Reports from Bills re-committed, 22 APR.—20 May. 
— 6 JUNE, 12. 17. 19.—3 JULY. 8. 14, 

Instruction to a Committee to turn One Bill into Two 
Bills if they think fit, 1 JULY. 

—— Order made for bringing in Bills discharged ; 19 Fez. 

—3 APR. 
—— Days appointed for the Third Reading of Bills; 1 Ocr. 4. 
.8.—12 Fes. 14.—7 Mar. 11.~21 APR—5 MAY, 23. 
28.—5 JUNE. 18. 20. 23.—3 JULY, 4. 8. 34. 15- 24. 

—~-~- Further Proceeding upon a Second Reading adjourned, 
2 APR. . 

—— Further Proceedings on Third Readings adjourned ; viz. 
Till after Proceeding on the other Orders of the Day, 

‘9 May.—Till the Morrow, 10, JUNE, 12. 16.,23,---Other 
Days, 20 JUNE. 
—— De farther adjourned, 24 JUNE, 27- 














Bills; 





INDEX to the Firty-Firtn Votume. 


Bills; adjourned Proceedings on Third Readings, resumed, 

» 120 May-—17 JUNE. 23. onrniae bas no 

| "Two" Bills’ ‘ordered’ on the Report of One Petition, 
ro Mar. 13 i a 

——— Three Bills ordered from One Report, 19 JULY. 

—— One Bill turned into Two Bills. 1 JULY. 11. 

_—— Bills withdrawn, 18 APR. 24.—22 May.—10 JUNE, 

—..—‘giended om the Report, 1 OcT.—21 Mar.~-5 May. 
27.—17 JULY. 21. Iso. 

——D&gt;», on further considering Reports, 8 OcT.—23 APR.— 

_ 6 MAY. 10. | 

— p* at the Table on Third Readings; 2 Oct. 9.— 
11 MAR, 17. 24. 25.—1 APR. 22. 24.—2 MAY, 7.8. 12. 
13. 19. 20. 22. 23. 26. 27. 30.—6 JUNE. 9. 13. 16.17. 19. 
23. 27.—1 JULY. 8. g. 11. 14. 23. 

—— Dr», on further Ect ait upon Third Readings, 

' 9@ May.—i1 JUNE. 23.—9 JULY. 23. 

——— Amendments proposed, amended, 30 May. 

—— Amendments, made to Bills by Committees amended, 
23 APR.—5 May. 6. 19. 26. 

——D° disagreedto; 80cT.—21 MaR.—23APR.—6 MA¥.19. 

——+ Amendments proposed to Bills withdrawn, 28 May.— 
23 JULY. 

—— D*; for deferring a Third Reading, 14 JULY. 

—— Amendments proposed to Bills not made, 2 Ocr. 

To be further considered after the other Orders of the 
Day, 27 May. 

—— New Titles given to Bills on passin 
18 FeB.19. 24. 27.—7 MAR. 13.—7 
8 JULY. 18. 

—— Titles of Bills amended by the Lords, 21 Mar. 

—— Bills‘amended by the Lords and agreed to by the Com- 
mons, 12 OcT.—13 MAR. 14. 19. 21.—3 APR. 4. 30.— 

| 5 May. 14. 20. 27. 28. 30.—11 JUNE. 12. 18. 19. 20. 23. 
24. 27..30.—1 JULY. 2. 25. 29. 

——D», with Reasons for agreeing to Ditto, 21 Mar.— 
3 APR.—23 JULY. 

sent from the Lords, amended by the Commons and 

agreed to by the Lords, 22 Ma¥.27.——12 JUNE, 18. 
19.—23 JULY. 

—— A Day appointed for considering Lords Amendments to 

a Bill, 27' May. ; + 

—— D° adjourned, 9 JUNE. 

—— D* deferred and other Days appointed for Ditto, 

28 May. 
—— De deferred for Six Months, &amp;c. 23 APR.— 30 May. 
—10' JUNE.12.—8 JULY. 

&lt;_- Time limited for receiving Petitions for Private Bills, 
12 OcT.——The House having agreed to adjourn over the 
Day appointed, would receive any Petitions the next Day ; 
7 MAR. 

—— Bills passed with unusual Expedition, 19 FER. 

—- Ordered and presented the same Day, 5 OcT.—13 Fes. 
20.—31 MaR.—2 APR. 4.—8 JULY. 17. 

-——— Brought into the Commons and not passed, 1 OcT.— 
a1 Fes 24 Mar. 31—3 APR—8 May. 26. 27.— 
12! JUNE. 14. 30.8. JULY. 14. 

—— Sent'to the Lords not returned, 4 JULY. (Papists.) 

—— Sent from the Lords not sent back, 10 JUNE. 

—— Message from the Lords, signi ing their Agreement to 
certain Bills, brought after the Bills had received the Royal 
Assent, 28 JULY. 

—— Preamble’ ofa Bill read, 10 JUNE. 

—— A,.Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill, withdrawn, 
17 Mar. 

Printed Copies of Bills as amended by Committees, de- 

livered to Members at the Door, 6 May.—25 JUNE. 

Proceedings on Bills deferred for Six Months, &amp;c. ; 
3 APR. 30. 

—— A Second Reading of a Bill deferred for Three Months, 

JULY. 10¥) ‘kl 

Further Proceedings on a Third Reading of a Bill'im- 

mediately resumed, 12 Mary. 

—-— Adjourned. Proceedings on.a Report of a Bill 

BO4 AY« ; 0 it 

—— D°on Lords Amendments, 10 JUNE. | 

—— Vide Clauses. Counsel. Instructions. Orders. Questions 
Negative, 

+—-+iof Mortality. Vide Accounts. London. 





them, 9 OcT.— 
AY.—6 JUNE.— 

















resumed, 


Vou. $5.——1 7991800, &amp; 1800. 


Birdlip Road. Vide Laghtpill. 

Birkin Meadows, Commons, and Waste Grounds, Petition 
fora Bill to drain and inclose, &amp;c.; referred to a Commit- 
tee; 29 Jan. Reported; Bill ordered; 19 Mary. Pre- 
sented, and read; 19. 

Birmingham, Petition for a Bill to amend Act for rebuildin 
a Bridge over the River Ker, at that Town, called Deriten 
Bridge; referred to a Committee, 6 Mar. 

Sao cig Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.: Bill ordered; 6 Mar. 

Black Rod. Vide King. Speaker. 


Blake, Sir Patrick ; Bill from the Lords for Sale of Part of 
his settled Estates in the Counties of Middlesex and Siuf- 

- folk, and for purchasing other Estates, &amp;c. 9 JUNE. 
Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 13. Reported; Bill 
passed ; 23. Royal Assent, go. 

Blanks, in the Entry of an Account presented, &amp;c. 17 JULY. 

——~— in the Entry of a Report, 12 May. 

——— Vide Address, Irelund. 


Bloomsbury, Petition fora Bill for inclosing and embéllishing 
asedk Vetus in the Parish of Saint George; referred to a 
Committee; 7 MAR. Reported; Bill ordered; 1 Apr. 
Presented, and read, 22. Committed, 28, Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 6 JUNE. Passed, 11. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 20, 

Bloxham Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.: Bill ordered ; *E AX Presented, and read, 
29. Committed, 3 FEB. Reported; to be. ingrossed; 
19 MAR. Passed, 26. Kemet to by the Lords, 3 APR. 
Royal Assent, 4. 

Blubber. Vide Customs. Mill Stones. 


Bolton, Great, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road from the 
Moor Lane in that Township to Westhoughton Chapel, 
and also the Road from Hindley, by Bamferlong, to Ash- 
ton, referred to a Committee, 5 Mar. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 10. Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 30 May. Passed, 10 June. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Hindley. 

Boots. Vide Hides. 


Borrowstownness Road, by Linlithgow, Torpichen, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to continue, alter, and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts, referred toa Committee, 4 Mar. Re- 
port that Notices were only regularly given in Part, and 
order others to be given, and Report tolie on the Table; 11. 
Petition after Notices have been given, referred to a 
Committee, 28. Reported; former Re ort again read ; 
Bill ordered ; 31. Presented, and read, 2 APR. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported; to be ingrossed; 22 May. Pass- 
ed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Borengniriaa Mx Speaker acquaints the House of his hav- 
ing issued his Warrant for a new Writ during the Recess, 
24 SEP. 

Bottles, Vide French Wine. 


Boughton Road to Whitchurch, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act, so far as 
relates to the Road from Newport to the Welch Harp in 
Stonnel, referred to a Committee, 6 Mar. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 18. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 
25. Reported; to be ingrossed; 2 APR. Clauses added; 
an Amendment made; Bill passed; 26 May. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 9 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20, 

Bounties. Vide Rye. Wheat. 


Braceborough Open Fields and Uninclosed Lands, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 27 FEB. Member 
added to bring it in; Bill presented, and read; 25 APR. 
Committed, 0, Member, ordered to make Report; re- 

. ported; Bill to be ingrossed; 5 JUNE, King’s consent 
signified; Bill passed; 6. Agreed to by the a with 
some Amendments, 18. Amendments agreed to, 19. 
Royal Assent, 20. 

Bramber new Writ, 3 FEB. 


Bread ; a Select Committee appointed to consider of Means 
for rendering more effectual the Provisions of an Act. of 
13, Geo. ILI. for better regulating the’ Assize and making 
of Bread ; to send for Persons, Papers, and Records ; Five 
to be the Quorum, and Leave given to the Committee to 
sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House; 
22 JAN. Instruction to consider of the most effectual 
Means of remedying any Inconveniencies which may arise 

~ from the Deficiency of the last Crop of Grain, 7 Fen. 
Reported; Day appointed for taking the Report into far- 
ther Consideration, and with the Appendix thereto to be 
printed ; 10. Further Consideration de erred, 12. The Lords 

desire 





‘desire the said Report may be communicated to them, 17. 
A Member ordered to carry Ditto, ibid. Further Considera- 
tion of the Report deferred, ibid. Report further considered, 

. and re-committed to a Committee of the whole House ; 
immediately considered, reported, and Bill ordered; viz. 
——To. prohibit any Person or Persons from selling or of- 
fering to sale, any read which has not been baked for a 

' certain Number of Hours; 18 FEB. Presented, and read ; 
Committed ; considered; reported; to be ingrossed ; 19. 

‘Passed, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, ibid. Royal As- 
sent, 20.——Members added to the said Select Committee, 
19 Fes. 20.21.28. Another Report from Ditto, read, 
and referred to the Committee of the whole House on the 
Report made 10th February ;6 Mar. Report to be print- 
ed, ibid. Communicated to the Lords by Message, 7.—— 
The said Report of the Select Committee to be further con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 18 FEB. A 
Resolution and Agreement of the Lords respecting a limited 
‘Quantity of Bread to be consumed in their Families; refer- 
red to this Committee, 21. Committee deferred, 25.— 
Another Report of the said Select Committee, referred, 
*6 Mar. Report of 10th of February further considered: 
several Resolutions reported, and Motions directed by the 
Committee to be made for Bills; Day appointed for taking 
‘the Report into further Consideration and order it to be 
-printed, ibid. Report further considered; Resolutions 
agreed to, and a Bill or Bills ordered in thereupon, 7.— 
Vide infra; also, Mills. Potatoes. Starch. Wheat. 

Bread, Bill for better regulating the Price and Assize of Bread, 
ordered, 7 MAR. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 27. Committed, 28. Considered ; re- 
ported ; Day appointed for further considering the Report, 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 2 4PR. Report further 

-considered ; Amendments agreed to ; and Bill, as amended, 
ordered to be printed; 3. Re-committed, as amended, to a 
Select Committee; Five to be the Quorum, and to send for 
Persons, Papers, and Records ; ibid. Petition of the Bakers 
residing in the City of Canterbury, praying for an In- 
crease of their Profits, &amp;c. referred to the Committee on 
the Bill, 22. Petition of the Bakers of Winchester, re- 
lative to Ditto, referred to the said Committee, 2 May. 
Reported; Report to be further considered in Three 
Months ; Bill as amended by the Committee to be printed, 6. 

‘Bill to amend Act 31 Geo. II. so far as relates to set- 
ting the Assize of Bread, ordered, 17 JUNE. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; 
ibid. Committed, 19. Instruction to extend the Bill to 
the City of London, &amp;c. Bill considered; reported; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 
Read Third Time, and further Proceeding adjourned, 23. 
‘Further adjourned, 24. Deferred, 27. Further proceeded in ; 
an ingrossed Clause added after being committed, &amp;c. ; Bill 
passed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
3 JuLY. Amendment agreed to, 8. Royal Assent, 9. 

—— Vide Address. Bakers. London. 

Brent Bridge Road to Gasking Gate near Plymouth, Petition 
for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, &amp;c.; refer- 
red.to.a Committee, 27 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered ; 29. 
Presented, and read, 3 FEB. Committed, 7. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 
10 MAR. Royal Assent, 25. 

Bribery. Vide Elections. 

Brickendon Unclosure. Vide Hertford. 

Bridges, a Committee appointed to consider of giving Powers 
to Justices, for more effectually repairing County Bridges, 
and to report their Opinion, and to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records, 20 FEB. Chairman moves, by Direction of 
the Committee, for an Instruction to consider of Steps to be 
taken previous to the building of County Bridges; and also 
to consider of empowering Justices to direct Actions to be 
‘brought for Damages done to them ; ordered, 14 May. 

Report several Resolutions; Report to lie on the Table, 
and tobe printed; 30. 

Vide London. Maldon. Pulteney, General. 

Bridges, Major General Thomas. Vide Mornington. 

Bridgwater Navigation. Vide Tone. 

Brigges, Sir Humphry ; Bill from the Lords for a Partition of 
divers Estates late belonging to him, in which Lord Fitz- 
william and others have undivided Shares, 17 JUNE. Read 
First Time, 19. Committed, 23. Reported; Bill passed ; 
3 JULY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Brighthelmsion, Petition for Leave to present a Petition after 
the Time limited, for a Bill for the better Regulation, Ma- 
nagement, and ys 8 ment of the Poor of that Town, 
ordered to lie upon t e Table, 23 May. 

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Bristol Roads to Berkeley, Dursley, &amp;c. Petition fora Bill to 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Act, except so far 

_ as relates to the Roads to and near Sodbury, referred to a 
Committee, 6 FEB. Report that the Standing Orders 
were only in Part complied with; Report. re-committed ; 
27. Again reported, and Report to lie on the Table, 28. 
aepet again read, and Bill ordered, 5 Mar. Presented, 
and read, 23 May. Committed, 27. Reported; to be 

- Ingrossed; g JUNE. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 

—— Vide Gloucester. 


Brooke Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to in- 
close, &amp;c. Bill ordered, 27 FEB. Presented, and read, 
17 APR. Commitied, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
1 May. King’s Consent signified, 9. Passed, ibid: 
Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 30. 

Brookes, Sir Richard, Private Road. Vide Norton. 

Brouquens, John Bertrand de Boubée de, Petition from him 
for a Bill to naturalize himself and Joseph Charles Leon de 
Boubée de Brouquens, and John Joachim Vital de Boubée 
de Brouquens, his Two Infant Sons ; Bill ordered; 6 Mar. 
Petition again read, and also the Order for bringing in the 
Bill; so much of the Order as relates to John Bertrand de 
Boubée de Brouquens, and Joseph Charles Leon de Boubée 
de Brouquens, discharged; 1 JOLY. Bill for naturalizing 
John Joachim Vital de Boubée de Brouquens, an Infant, 

resented, and read, 3. Committed, 8. Reported. The 

ather acquaints the Committee that his Son has been edu- 
cated in the true Protestant Religion, 11. An Amendment 
made; Bill passed; 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 
Royal Assent, 28. 

Bubwith and Harlethorpe Open Common Fields, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. and for making Satisfaction in lieu 
of Tythes; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. 

Buckingham Borough and Parish, new Writ, 21JULY. 

Bull-baiting, Bill for preventing the Practice of D°, ordered, 
2 APR. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; ibid. Committed; considered ; reported; Day 
appointed for taking the Report into further Consideration, 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 3 APR. Report to 
be further considered in Six Months, 18. 

Buoys, &amp;c. Vide Neath. 

Burliscombe Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. Presented, und 
read, 14. Committed, 18. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
27. Passed, 31. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 APR. Roy. 
Assent, 4 

Burnley Roads. Vide Halifax. 

Burrard, Major General Harry. Vide Abercromby. 

Burr Stones. Wide Customs. Mill Stones. Opium. 

Burwell Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 MarR. 

Bury Roads. Vide Haslingden. 

Buscot, Petition for a Bill to fix a Commutation for Tithes 
within that Parish, by Payment of Corn Rents for ever; 
Bill ordered; 6 Fes. 

Butterwick. Vide Messingham. 

Byfleet and Weybridge Open Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 6 MAR. Pre- 
sented, and read, 14. Committed, 18. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 10JUNE. King’s Consent signified ; a Clause 
added ; Bill passed; 12. Agreed to by the Lords, ig. 
Royal Assent, 20. 

Bythorn Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.; Billordered ; 27 JAN. Presented, and read, 
a8. Committed, 4 FEB. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 21. 
Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
1g MarR. Amendments agreed to, 19. Royal Assent, 25. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


AHAMA. &amp;c. Islands. Vide Laws Expiring. 
Bailiff of Westminster, usual Orders sent to him, 12 Nerv, 

Bakers. Vide Bread. 

Bank Notes; Motion for laying before the House an Account 
of the Amount of Ditto in Circulation on an Average of 
every Three Months from the Year 1797, with Distinctions, 
withdrawn, 2 Dec. 

———_—— Vide Accounts. 

Barley ; Bill for shortening the Time of keeping in Steep for 
Malting, Barley damaged by the Rain in the late oe 

ordered, 





IN DEX: to: the Frrry-FirrH VoLuMeE. 


ordered, 15-Nov.. Presented, and read; Day appointed 

for Second Reading ; 19, Committed, 20.. Considered, 21. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 

ing; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 Dec. 

Royal Assent, 8. 

Vide Corn. Provisions. Wheat. 

Bathurst, Earl; Bill from the Lords for obviating a Doubt 
arising on the Power of Sale and Exchange, contained in a 
Settlement of his Estates, 18 DEc. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed, 22. Reported; Bill passed; 29. Royal As- 
sent, 31. 

Beer. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. 

Bethnal Green. Vide Address. Provisions. 

Bills, ordered in upon Motions from Committees of the whole 

House, 12 Nov. 13. 24. 25. 26.—11 DEC. 12. 17.19. 

—— D° Select Committees, 14 Nov. 18. 19. 21.—15 Dc. 

—— presented according to Order, 12 Nov. 14. 17. 18. 19. 

20. 24. Ke. 
now read a Second Time, 19 DEc. 
—— read a Second Time, according to Order, 20 Nov. 24. 
25. Ditto Third Time, 17 Nov. 20. 25. 

—— re-committed, 27 Nov.—4 DEC. 10. 

—— again re-committed, 4 DEC. 

—— to be read Second Time on particular Days, 12 Nov. 14. 
19. 20. 21. 24. 25; 26.—4 DEC. 8. 12.15. 16. 17. 18. 

——— D° Third Time, 15 Nov. 18. 20. 24. 26. 28.—4 Dec. 
5s Q- 11.12. 17+ 18. 19. 20. 

~—— amended on Reports, 11 Dec. 

—— according to Order, read Third Time, 10 DEc. 20. 22. 

amended on Third Readings, 4 DEC. 5. 8. 15. 22. 

—— one ordered in upon a Division, 11 DEc. 

a Division for one being read a Second Time, 12 DEc. 














15. 

—— Order of Leave for one in Part discharged, 18 Dec. 

—— ordered to be printed, 14 Nov. 19. 20.—4 DEc. 16. 18. 

—— D°, as amended by Committees, 28 Nov.—g Dec. 

—— D*, as amended, 20 DEc. 

—— Bill ordered, presented, committed, considered, reported, 
and passed, the same Day, 22 DEc. 

—— Day appointed for further considering Lords’ Amend- 
ments to a Bill (a distant Day) 19 DEc. 

—— brought in, and not passed in the House of Commons, 
11 Nov. 17. 24. 

—— amended by the Lords, and Amendments not agreed to, 
19 DEc. 

—— sentto the Lords, not returned, 10 DEC. Vide Schroder. 

—— Vide Wheat. 

Bills of Mortality. Vide Provisions. 

Black Rod. . Vide King. Speaker. 

Blanks. Vide Address. Clauses. 

Bounties. Vide Corn. Fish. Flour. 

Bradford.» Vide Provisions. 

‘ Bread; Bill to repeal Act 36 Geo. III. for pernitting Bakers 
to make and sell certain Sorts of Bread, and to make more 
effectual Provision for that Purpose; ordered; 15 DEc. 
Instruction to prohibit the Manufacture and Use of Fine 
Flour or Bread, 18. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, and to be printed; ibid. Committed, 
1g. Considered ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; Bill as amended to be printed; 20. 
Amendments made; a Table of the Price and Assize of 
Bread added; Bill passed; 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 
29- Royal Assent, 31. 

~—— Bill to prohibit Persons from selling Bread not baked 
Twenty-four Hours, ordered, 15 Dec. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed ; 
26. Committed, 17. Committee deferred, 18. Con- 
sidered, 19. Reported; Clauses added; Bill to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. Clauses 
added; one committed, &amp;c.; Bill passed; 22. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

Bread Corn. Vide Poor. 

—— Household Bread may be given in Charity, 12 Dec. 
Bribery. Vide Elections. 

Buildings. Vide Parliament. 

Butter. Vide Accounts. 


Wheat. 


‘Vo. 56.—-1799-1800, &amp; 1800, 


* Carlisle Roads. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


(CAERNARV ON Charch. Vide Carnarvon. 
Calder Navigation. Vide Rochdale. 

Camblesforth Inclosure. Vide Carlton. 

Cambricks, Bill to continue Act of 37 Geo. III. for prohibiting 
the Importation of Cambricks aud French Lawns into this 
Kingdom, not being of the Manufacture of Ireland, except 
for the Purpose of being warehoused for Exportation, 
ordered, 18 MAR. Presented, and read; Committed, 20. 
Considered, 21. 

Canterbury new Writ, 18 FEB. 

Petition of certain Freemen, complaining of the 
Election of George Watson, Esquire; to be taken into 
Consideration the 1st of April ; Speaker to issue his War- 
rants for Persons, Papers, and Records; 14 Mar. The 
Speaker acquaints the House of the Petitioners not having 
entered into a Recognizance, and the Order made for con- 
sidering the Petition discharged, 31. 

——— Vide Bread. 


Cantley and Hassingham Commons, Waste Grounds, and 
Marsh Lands, Petition for a Bill to inclose and drain, refer- 
red to a Committee; 3 FeB. Reported ; Bill ordered; 6. 
Presented, and read, 10. Committed, 17. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 7 MarR. Passed, 10, Agreed to by the 
Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 25. 

Cape of Good Hope, House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of the Duties and Drawbacks on Wines and Spirits 
the Produce of the Cape of Good Hope, 6 JUNE. Con- 
sidered, 9. Report Resolutions ; agreed to; Bill ordered ; 
10. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 12. Committed, 13. Considered, 16. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 17. 
Passed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, go. 

———— Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. 

Vide Glenwhelt. 


Carlton and Camblesforth Open Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 29 JAN. Present- 
ed, and read, 17 APR. Committed, 21. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 6 May. A Clause added ; PPA sas made ; 
Bil passed; 19. Agreed to by the Lords, with some 
Amendments, 9 JUNE: 
Royal Assent, 20. 

Carnarvon, Petition for a Bill for taking down and rebuilding 
the Church or Chapel of St. Mary in that Town, and the 
Tower thereof, referred to a Committee, 28 Fee. Report- 
ed; Bill ordered; 30 May. Presented, and read, 9 JUNE. 
Committed, 13. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 23. Passed, 
24. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 JULY. Royal Assent, o. 

Carts. Vide London. 

Cassington and Hamlet of Worton, Heath Lands and Open 
and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; 
Bill ordered; 28 Fes. Presented, and read, 6 May. 
Committed, 13. Member ordered to make Report; re- 

rted ; to be ingrossed; 12 JUNE. An Amendment made; 
ill passed; 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal 
Assent, 30. 

Castle Church Inclosure and Drainage. Vide Forebridge. 

Cavalry. Vide Accounts. 

Cawston Common Fields, Warren, Commons, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. ; Bill ordered; 20 FEB. Present- 
ed, and read, 27. Committed,3 Mar. Reported; to be 
ingrossed, 11. Passed, 14, Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 
Royal Assent, 25. 

Chairs. Vide Hackney Coaches. 

Charity. Vide Driden. 

Charibury Roads. Vide Witney. 

Charlton Open and Commonable Fields, Downs, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to divide, allot, and lay in Severalty ; Bill 
ordered; 25 FEB. 

Cheam Roads. Vide Surrey. 

Chelmsford, Petition for a Bill to repair the Church of that 
Parish, referred to a Committee, 3 Mar. Petition for 
Provision fo be made for re-instating the Organ, and for 

roviding a Salary for the Organist, and for preventing 
uisances, &amp;c. in the Churchyard, referred to the same 
Committee, 29 4PR. Reported; Bill ordered; 1 May. 
Presented, and read, 5. Committed, 12. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 
9g JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 
Chelsea Hospital. Vide —? Supply. 








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INDEX @ th Firty-FirtuH VoLume. 


©helston Open and Commonable Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 13 FEB. 

Chepstow Roads. Vide Magor. 

Cherrington Inclosure. Vide Chirton. 

Chertsey Inclosure. Vide Walton upon Thames. 


Chester, Petition for a Bill to establish a proper and effectual 
Police in that City, and for other Purposes, referred to a 
Committee, 4 Mar. Reported ; Bill ordered; 7. Petition of 
Margaret Ping, Widow, praying for a Clause to preserve her 
Property or make her Satisfaction, to lie on the Table, 26. 

Vide Cotton Weavers. 

——— Road. Vide Boughton. 

Chester le Street Inclosure. Vide Tanfield. 

Chichester, Dean and Chapter. Vide Selsey. 

Children. Vide Apprenticeship. Brouquens. Supply. 

Child, Robert; Bill from the Lords for investing Part of his 
Personal Estate in the Purchase of an Estate situate near 
Osterley Park, to be settled vpon certain Trusts, 23 May. 
Read First Time, 27. Committed, 5 JUNE. Reported ; 
Bill passed; 12. Royal Assent, 20. 


Childwall Inclosure. Vide Hale. 


Chippenham, Petition for a Billto repair the Road from thence 
to Westerleigh, and also several Roads in the Counties of 
Gloucester and Wilts, referred to a Committee, 6 MAR. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 24. Presented, and read, 31. 
Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to be ingrossed; 2 May. 
Passed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amend- 
ments, 20. Amendments agreed to, 27. Royal Assent, 30. 

‘Chirton' otherwise Cherrington Open and Common Fields, 
Downs, &amp;c. Petition fora Bill to inclose, &amp;c. ; Bill order- 
ed; 4 Mar. Presented, and read, 12 JUNE. Commit- 
ted, 16. Reported; to be ingrossed; 24. King’s Consent 
signified; Bill passed; 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 
8 JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Christchurch new Writ, 22 Mary. 

Churches, &amp;c. Vide Carnarvon. Liverpool. Walls End. 


Church Leases, Bill for explaining and amending certain Acts 
so far asrespects Leases granted by Archbishops, Bishops, 
Masters and Fellows of Colleges, &amp;c. ordered, 18 Mar. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed ; ibid. Committed, 21 4PR. Considered, 
23. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading: 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 
7 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

Cirencester Road to Cricklade, Petition for a Bill to continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Act, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 6 MarR. 

Vide Lightpill. 

Clauses, Leave given to offer one on the Third Reading of a 
Bill, 8 Ocr. 

committed to Committees of the whole House, 23 

MayY.—30 JUNE.—4 JULY. 23. 

added to Bills on Reports, 1 OcT.—13 Mar, 21.— 

7 May.—i6 JUNE, 19, 25.—18 JULY. 

———D? on further considering Reports, 8 OcTt.—26 Mary. 
—30 JUNE.—3 JULY. 

——— intended to be offered on Reports of Bills, Bills re- 
committed, 17 JUNE. 30. 

added on Third Reading of Bills, 9 Oct.—5 Mar. 

10. 31.—1 APR. 28.—2 Mary. g. 14. 19.22. 26. 30.— 
6 JUNE, 9. 12. 24.— 3 JULY. 4. 8.23. 

———— D° amended and added on Ditto, 30 May. 

——— on farther Proceedings of Third Readings, 11 JUNE. 
23. 

——— a Clause added ona Third Reading of a Bill .from 
the Lords, 14 JULY. 

Clauses reported out of Inclosure Acts, and entered, 
8 JULY. 

added by the Lords to Bills sentto them, 24 JULY.25. 

——-— Vide Instructions. Questions Negative. 

Clerks of the House ; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of the Accounts of the Feesand Emoluments of the 
Clerk and Clerk Assistant attending the House for the last 
Ten Years, 1g May. Committee deferred, 19. 26. 30.— 
gsene. Considered, 13. Defer receiving the Report, 17. 

ported ; His Majesty’s Consent signified ; Bill for estab- 
lishing certain Regulations in the Offices of the House of 
, ordered; 19. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

pointed for Second Reading ; 20. Committed, 23. Com- 
mittee deferred, 27, 30. Accounts tfeferred ; Bia ' Gon- 
sidered; 1 J eport; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 























ULY. 


pointed for Third Reading; 2. Deferred,3. Read Phird 

Time ; Clauses added ; Amendments made ; Bill passed ; 8. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 15. ' Royal Assent, 28. 

the Deputy to the Clerk of the House to have the 
Direction of printing the 55th Volume of the Journal and 
Index, 28 JULY. 

——— Assistant with the House goes up to the House of 
Peers on further Prorogations, 7 OcT. 

Clerk of the Fees called in, and presents Accounts, 

without the House being informed ofhis attending, 13 Mar : 

23 JUNE. 

Vide Address. Speaker. 

——— Assistant of the House of Lords, &amp;¢. Vide House. 
King. 

Clive, Lord. Vide Mornington. 

Clyde Navigation. Vide Leith Harbour. 

Coal Trade, a Select Committee appointed to enquire into 
the present State of the Coal Trade of this Kingdom, and 
to report Opinion ; Five to be the Quorum ;11 Mar. Ae. 
counts of the Quantity of Coals exported, &amp;c. referred 
12 MayY.. Ditto from Scotland, 21. Reported, together 
with a Resolution; Report to lie on the Table, and, with 
the Appendix, to be printed; 23 JUNE. 

Vide Accounts. 

Coffee. Vide Sugar. 

Coin. Vide Questions Negative. 

Cold Bath Fields Prison, Clerkenwell; Motion for laying 
before the House a Copy of any Letter, &amp;c. sent. by the 
Foreman of the Traverse Jury who visited that Prison on 
goth May 1800 to the Foreman of the Traverse Jury of 
the Session in July 1800, withdrawn, 11 JULY. 

— Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 

Committee to enquire into the State and Management of 

the Prison in Cold Bath Fields, withdrawn, 22 JuLy. 

—— Vide Accounts. Address. Questions Negative. 




















Collieries, Bill for the Security of Collieries and Mines, and 


for the better Regulation of Colliers and Miners, ordered, 
20 May. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 22. Committed, 23. Committee deferred, 26. 
Considered ; reported; Report to be further considered; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 27. Bill re-committed ; 
immediately considered; reported; Report to be further 
considered ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 9 June. 
Report farther considered ; Amendments made; Bill to-be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 12.. Amend- 
ments made ; Bill passed; 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with some Amendments, 3 JULY. Amendments agreed 
to, 8. Royal Assent, 9. 

Columbine, Edward Henry; Bill from the Lords to dissolve 
his Marriage, 3 APR. Read First Time, 4. Committed 
to a Committee of the whole House, and Instruction to 
hear Counsel and examine Witnesses, &amp;c. 18. Commit- 
tee deferred, 28. Considered, and report that they had 
heard Counsel, &amp;c. 1 May. Passed, 2. Royal Assent, 16. 

Commissioners. Vide Income. Land Taz. 

Committees, Grand, appointed, 25 SEP. 


———— of the whole House, 26 Sep. 38.—1 Ocr. 2.— 
4 Fes. 6. 7.—17 MAR. 20. 26. 31.-.21 APR, 23.— 
12 MAY. 13. 19. 23. 26.—5 JUNE. 6. 17. 19, 23. 297.— 
8 JULY. 14. 15. 

——-—— D° immediately, 2 OcT. 3. 5. 8.—18 Fe. 19. 

30 APR.—14 MAY. 19. 23. 30.~12 JUNE. 13. 
— Select Committees, 24 SEP. 25.22 JAN. 11 
FEB.12.18.20.24.—11 MAR. 20. 21. 26. 28.31. 
—6 MAY. 27. 28. 30.—9 JUNE. 30.—16 JULY. 
-——_——_—— D° to manage Conferences, 6 May.8. i6. 
————— D* to draw up Addresses, 24 SEP.—5 May, 27. 
—11 JULY. 

D° to withdraw immediately, 24 SEP.—5 Mur. 
27.—11 JULY. 

——-——— D° to report from Time to Time, 18 Fsa.— 

28 Mar. 

————-— D° to report Opinions, 24 FEB.—11 Mar: 26. 

28.--25 JULY. 

———\-~—— D° from Time to Time, 24, Mar, 

~———— D* to report particular Matters, with Opinion | 
18 Mar. 5} 

D* to report Proceedings, with Opinions, from 

Time to Time, 25 SEP. 


D° to report Proceedings from Time to Time, 
7 FEB. 12. 


D® to report Observations, with Opinion, 11 Mar. 
Committees ; 


Printers. 











Sei 





INDEX @ the 


Cotimittees; Five to be a-Quotum, 24 SEP. 26.—29 JAN. 
—11 Fes. 12. 18. 24.—11 MAR. 18, 26. 28+—3 APR. 4. 
18.—5 May.28.—16 JuLy. 


To sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House, 26 SEP.—22 JAN.—18 FEB.—18 Mar. 


D° all: Committees, 29 JAN.—7 MAr.—4 APR. 
to sit on particular Days and at certain Hours, 











25 SEP. 





to nieet on particular Days and at certain Hours, 
#5 SEP. 3o—11 FEB. 14. 18.24.—-6 May. 28.—5 JUNE. 
—25 JULY. 
to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place 
to Place, and to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of 
the House, 18 FEB. 
Persons, authorized by a Select Committee, per- 
mitted to search the Places where His Majesty’s Records 
are kept, and to have such Copies as they shall require 
without Charge, 18 FEB. eS 
Information given to a Committee of an Infant 
about to be naturalized, having been edacated in the true 
Protestant Religion, 11 JULY. 

All who come to particular Committees to have 
Voices, 25 SEP.—25 FeB.—s Mar. 5. 6. 10. 17.24. 25. 
—4 APR. 25.—6 MAY. 7.9.14. 20. 22.27,.—5 JUNE.6. 
13. 16.17.—8 JULY. 

Leave given to a certain Committee to report 
the Minutes of Evidence they have taken, 8 Mar. 
*— to send for Persons, Papers, and Records,25 SEP. 
26, 30.—22 JAN.—11 FEB, 12. 18. 20.—11 Mar. 18.— 
4 APR. 18.—28 May.—30 JUNE.—16 JULY. 
Committees on Bills empowered to send for Per- 
sons, Papers, and Records,3 APR..—20 May. 
—D° on Petitions for Bills, 30 SEP.—21 JAN. 22. 
27. 28.29.—3 FEB. 4. 11. 13. 28.—4 APR. 18. 
22. 23. 25.—7 MAY. 22. 30.—5 JUNE. 11. 
— ——— D’ for Provision in Bills, 18 4PR.—15 Mar. 27. 
D° after Notices given, 22 APR.—23. 29.— 
8 MAY. 13. 19. 27. 
Committees on Bills deferred, 5 OcT.—3 APR. 
——-—— Order for the House gging into a Committee 
discharged, 17 JUNE. '. 
—————— Reports of Progress made by Committees, 27 
SEP. Vide Reports. 
+ D° of further Progress, 27 SEP. Vide Reports. 
of the whole House break up for want of forty 
. Members, 14 Mar. 28.—1 APR: 
Committee of the whole House deferred, 3 APR. 


Vide Bills. Questions Negative, and Questions 
Previous. 


Common Pleas Court. Vide Lancaster. 


Compton; Petition for a Bill to make more. effectual Pro- 
vision for repairing the Road from Lower Compton, through 
_ Yeovil, Crewkerne, and Chard, to Axminster; referred to 

a Committee; 20 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 24. 

Presented, and read, 5 Mar. Committed, io. Petition 
' of certain of the Trustees to be at Liberty to continue Part 

of the Road mentioned in the Acts, which it was intended 

to repeal; to lieon the Table; 21 APR. Notices ordered 
to be given on Ditto, ibid. Petition after Notices given, 
referred to a Committee, 13 May. Report on the last- 
mentioned. Petition, and to lie on the Fable, 14. The 

said Petition of the Trustees of the Road, presented, 21 

APR.; again read, and referred toa Committee, 15. Re- 

ay on Ditto, and Instraction to the Committee on the 

ill to make Provision therein accordingly, 16. Report- 
ed; to be ingrossed; 19. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Conference. Vide Address. Ireland. King. Resolutions. 
Connington Open and Common Fields atid Waste Grounds, 

Petition for a Bill to inclose; &amp;c.;' Bill ordered ; 10 Mar. 

Presented, and read, 5 JUNE. ‘Committed, 9. Report- 

ed ; to be'ingrosséed; 16. Passed, 17. Agreéd to by the 

Lords, with some Amendments, 24. Amendments agreed 

to, 30. Royal-Assent, 9 JULY. 

Consolidated Fund. Vide Accounts. Richmond. Supply. Thames. 
Constables, usual Orders to them; 25 SEP. 
Convention. Vide Accounts. King: | Supply: 

é -Open Common Fields and WasteGrounds, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 6 MAR. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for, Second Reading; 
2 May. Petition against the Bill, to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading, and Counsel ordered, 5. Negative 
calling in Counsel ; Bill committed ; Petition against 4 























Vou. 55.—1799-1800 &amp; 1800. 


Firry-FirrTH VOLUME. 


read and teferred to the Committee, Counsel order 

and Voices given; e.; 14. House informed, all the 

Parties desired to — ho further in the Bill; the Order 
for comniitting it discharged ; 24. 

Cooksey, Holland ; Bill from the Lords for effectaating a Par- 
tition of certair Messuages, &amp;&lt;¢. heretofore his Estates; ia 
the County of Worcester; and for appointing a new Trus- 
tee, 19 JUNE. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 23. 
Reported; Bill passed; 8 JuLY. Royal Assent, 28. 


Coote, Major General Eyre. Vide Abercromby. 


Copper: House resolves to go into a Committee to take into 

onsideration the State of the Copper Mines and Copper 

Trade of this Kingdom, 17 MAR. Deferred, 18. 20. Re- 
port of 7th May in the last Session from a like Committee, 
and Accounts rélating to Copper Mines and Copper Trade 
presented in this Session, teferred, and considered ; Report 
a or and Day appointed for further Consideration ; 

24. Further considered, and the Speaker resumes the 

Chair without any Report being made, 4 APR. 

Vide Accounts., Address. 


Corn; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
giving further Encouragement to the [mportation of Corn 
and Flour, 13 Mar, Committee deferred, 14. Consi- 
dered, 17. Report Two Resolutions for giving Bounties 
on the Average Price of Wheat in the London Gazette be- 
ing ata certain Price; Instruction to the Committee on the 
Bill re-committed for granting Bounties on the Importation 
of Wheat, &amp;c. to make Provision therein accordinly, 18. 
Vide Wheat. 

House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
an Act of the last preceding Session, and of so much of an 
Act of the present Session as relates to the Importation and 
Exportation of Corn, &amp;c. 10 JUNE. Considered; re- 

rted; Bill for further continuing, &amp;c. the Act of last 
ession, ordered; 11. Presented, and read; Day appoint- 
ed for Second Reading, 16. Committed,17. Considered, 
18. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 19. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. 
Royal Aesest; 30. 

= Vide Bread. Laws Expiring. London. Provisions. 
Scotland. Supply. 

Corn Rent. Vide Buscot. 

Cottesmore Inclosure. Vide Exton. 


Cotton Weavers; Petition of Journeymen of Cheshire, &amp;c. 
for a Bill to settle Disputes between Masters and Workmen 
engaged in the Cotton Manufacture, and for the better 
Prevention of the Embezzlement of Weft; to lie on the 
Table, 5 Mar. A Petition of Master Manufacturers or 
Cotton Weavers of Cheshire, &amp;c. to the same Effect; to 
lie on the Table; ibid. Petition again read, and referted 
to a Comittee, to send for Persons, Papers, and Records, 
&amp;e. 4 APR. Report the Minutes of the Evidence taken 
before the Committee; Report re-committed; 6 May. 
Report that the Committee are desirous, with Leave of the 
House, to report the Minutes of the Evidence which they 
have taken ; Leave given to report Ditto; reported and 
éntered; Report to he on the Table; 8. Report to be 
printed, 14. Report again read, and Bill ordered, 16 
JuNE. Presented, and read, 26. Cotimitted, 24. Re- 
ported ; Report to be further considered; 2 JoLy. Far- 
ther considered ; Bill to be itigrossed ; Day od for 
Third Reading; 3. Amendments made; Bill passed; 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords witli an Atendment, 18. Ametid- 
ment agreed to, 25. Royal Assent, 28. 


Spinners. Vide Workmen. 
Council, Orders in Ditto. Vide Neutral Ships. 


Counsel, to be tieard on the Secotid Reading of Bills, 7 Mar. 
26.—5 MAY.—9 JUNE. 10. 11.—14 JULY. ce 

heard on Ditto, 2 4PR: 

——= to be heard before Select Committees on Bills,. 25 
FEB. 27. 28.—3 MAR. 5. 17. 18. 24.—4 Abr. 
25.—7 MAY. 14. 27.—5 JUNE. 6. 13. 16. 17. 

—— D° on a Bill re-committed, 10 JUNE. 

D° on further considering the Report of a Bill, 24 

















JUNE. 
~—— D° ot the Third Reading’ of a Bill, 4 JuLY) Heafd 
on Ditto, 8. ‘ O8 hus 
——— D’ before a Committee of thie whole House ona Bill, 
18 APR. 


——-= D? before Ditto, on a Bill of Supply, 23 JUNE. 
—._+ to be heard: in’ favour of Bills, 30 May.—6 June. 
Q- 10. 11. 13. 24. ; 
——_— heard for a: Bill on considering Report, 1 JULY. 
Counsel, 








INDEX ¢o the Firry-rirtnH VoLume. 


Counsel, to be heard before a Committee of the whole House, 
‘on considéring the King’s Message respecting an Union 
with Ireland, 28 4PR.—1 Mary. 

reported, to have been heard before a Select Com- 
mittee, 27 JUNE. 

: Counsel heard for Petitioners, 2 4PR.—25 JUNE. 30. 

——— further heard, 1 JULY. 

heard before a Committee of the whole House, 24 

JUNE. 

D° on Report of a Bill, 30 May. 

D° on further considering a Report of a Bill, 25 

JUNE. 30.—1 JULY. 

D* on the Third Reading of a Bill, 8 Juy. 

further hearing of Counsel adjourned, 25 JUNE. 30. 

Counsel not ordered on being moved for, &amp;c. 10 MAR. 

~-——— Vide Instructions. Questions Negative. 

County Bridges. Vide Bridges. 

Elections. Vide Elections. 

Courts of Equity ; Bill to enable them to — a Transfer 
of Stock in Suits, without the Bank — a Party thereto, 
ordered, 20 Mar. Presented, and read; Day appointed 

‘for Second Reading; Bill to be printed; 21. Committed, 
24. Instruction to extend the Provisions of the Bill to the 
Case of Stock to the East India and South Sea Companies, 
and Bill considered, 26. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 27. Passed, 28. Agreed 
‘to by the Lords, ibid. Royal Assent, 1 Mary. 

— Vide Lancaster. London. 

Creech, Saint Michael, Commons or Waste Lands, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 5 MAR. 

Crewkerne Road. Vide Compton. Lyme Regis. 

Cricklade Road. Vide Cirencester. 

Creston, Mawdesley, Rufford, Lathom, Bispham, Tarleton, 
Bretherton, and Ulnis Walton, Petition for a Bill to drain 
the Low Lands therein, referred to a Committee, 3 Mar. 

» Mawdesley, Rufford, Bispham, Tarleton, and Bre- 
therton, Petition for a Bill to drain the Low Lands therein, 
referred to a Committee, 7 MarR. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 28. Presented, and read, 4 APR. Committed, 17. 
Petition of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Company; and 
Petition of Charles Bromfield of Preston, Merchant, against 
the Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel 
ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c.; 25. Petition of the In- 
habitants of Preston, against Ditto, referred to the Com- 
mittee, ibid. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 9 Mar. Passed, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, go, 

Crowland Inclosure and Drainage. Vide Deeping. 

Crown Lands. Vide New Forest. 

Culham otherwise Culnham Open and Common Fields, Pe- 
tition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 4 MarR. 

Culmington Inclosure. Vide Siefton. 

Cupar Roads. Vide Perth. 

Curriers, &amp;c. Vide Hides. 

Customs ; Bill for making Regulations with respect to certain 
Articles of Customs, ordered, 25 APR. So much of the 
said Order as relates to Burr Stones to be used as Mill 
Stones, discharged, 15 May. Instruction to make Provi- 
sion respecting the Duty on Opium, Burr Stones, Pavin 
Stones, &amp;c. pursuant to Resolutions this Day a sur an 
agreed to, ibid. Instruction relative to the Duties and 

rawbacks on Oil of Turpentine and Tar, pursuant to Re- 
solutions reported and agreed to, 20. Also Instructions re- 
lating to removing Tobacco Ships when unladen, and for 
extending Bonds given for licensing Ships, &amp;c. ibid. Bill 
presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
22. Committed, 2g. Considered, 26. Reported; ake 
ingrossed; Day oe for Third Reading; 27. De- 
ferred, 28. 30. Passed, 5 JUNE. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 20. 

——— Vide Exchequer Bills. Paper. 


41° Geo. ILI. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


C4 NTERBURY, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road 

from thence to Margate and sgate, and also to re- 
peal so much of Act for paving and lighting the City, as 
relates to erecting a Turnpike on the Road to the Isle of 
Thanet, referred to a Committee, 18 Dec. Reported, 
19. Standing Orders not regularly complied with; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; and the Time for giving No- 
tices in Newspapers, in this Case, extended to De- 
cember, ibid. 

Cape of Good Hope. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Mid- 
hurst. Supply. 



































Cavalry. Vide Accounts. Corn. Questions Neg. Supply. 

Chaplain. Vide Address. . 

Charity. Vide Poor. 

Cheese. Vide Accounts. 

Chetney Hill. Vide Quarantine. 

Church Door. Vide Notices. 

Cirencester Road to Cricklade, Petition for a Bill to continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 18. Member 
added to bring it in, 20. Presented, and read, ibid. 
Committed, 24. 

Clauses, added on Reports of Bills, 12 Dec. 

D*° to Bills on Third Readings, 28 Nov.—i5 Dec. 

20. 22. 

committed to Committees of the whole'House, and 

reported without Amendment, 15 DEc. 

——-— D”, and reported with Amendments, 22 DEc. 

—— — Twice read, and amended and added, &amp;c. 15 Dec. 

Twice read, and committed, 15 Dec. 

D* with Blanks, and committed, 22 Dec. 

Clementi, Muzio; Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization, 
and Bill ordered, 13 Nov. Presented, and read, 17. 

Clerk of the House, John Ley, mG yar his Deputy to have 
the Direction of printing the Journal, 29 Dec. Vide 
Journal. Speaker. 

Cloths, Seamed or Patent. Vide Bread. Provisions. 

Coal Trade ; a Committee appointed to enquire into,the State 
of the Coal Trade of this Kingdom ; to send for Persons, 
Papers, and Records, and the Report of last Session re- 
ferred to them; 20 Nov. Question Negative for all who 
come to the Committee to have Voices, ibid. A Member 
added to the Committee, ibid. Five to be the Quorum of 
the Committee, 21. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
and with the Appendix to be printed ; 31 Dec. 


Coals. Vide Accounts. Coal Trade. 

Cockermouth new Writ, 17 DEc. 

Coke, Mr. Thomas William (a Member). Vide Provisions. 

Cold Bath Fields. Vide Accounts. Address. 

Commissioners. Vide Accounts. Address. House. Parliament. 
West Indies. * 

Commissions. Vide Accounts. Address. 

Committees, Grand, appointed, 12 Norv. 

of the whole House, 11 Nov. 12. 1g. 14. 15. a1. 

25.—9 DEC. 10. 12.15. 18. 

— D°on Bills, 13 Nov. 15. 17. 19. 20, 24. 25. 26, 

27.: 5 DEC. g. 10. 1§. 16. 17. 18. 19. 22.——To consider 

urther of D°, 19 Nov. 28.—1 DEC. 10. 17. 


— D° immediately, 24 Nov.—4 DEc. 22. 
———— on a Bill recommitted, 27 Nov. 
———— Select Committees appointed, 12 Nor. 20. 24. 29. 
D* to draw up Addresses, 11 Nov. 26. 
to withdraw immediately, 11 Nov. 26.—29 Dec. 
to meet at particular Times, 12 Nor. 20, 31. 
to report on the Morrow, 29 DEc. 
— to report from Time to Time with Opinion, 12- 
Nov. 

———— to report Proceedings with Opinion from 
t me, 12 Nov. 

Five to be the Quorum, 12 Nov. 21.—29 Dec. 
————— Five to proceed to Business, 11 Nov. 


to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House, 12 Nov. 


D° all Committees, 22 DEc. 


— all who come to particular Committees to have 
Voices, 12 Nov.—1 DEc. 


——_——tosend for Persons, Papers, and Records, on Pe- 
titions, 12 Nov. 14. 17. 20.—18 DEC. 


D° on other Matters, 12 Nov. 20. 


ae Reports of Progress made by Committees, 19No v. 
28. 


























oe 








Time to 








D* further Progress, 14 Nov.—2 DEc. g. 17. 18. 
Chairmen directed to move to have Leave to sit 
again, 12 Nov. 17. 21.—8 DEC. 10. 12. 
D° to make Motions, 26 Novy.—11 DEC. 17.19. — 
———— Committees of the whole House deferred, 13 Nov. 
15. 
———— Vide Questions Negative. 
Compensation. Vide Poor. 
Constables, usual Orders to them, 12 NoP. 
Contracts. Vide Rice. 
. Corn; 











Corn; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
eecquraging, the Importation of Corn and other Grain, 
Meal, and Flour,11 Nov. Considered, 12. Resolutions 
reported for granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, 
Barley, Rye, Oats, Wheaten Flour, and Rice, ibid. Agreed 
to, and a Bill or Bills ordered thereon, ibid. Vide Wheat. 
Day appointed for again going into the Committee, ibid. 
Committee deferred, 14.17.18. 19.21. Further consider- 
ed, and Resolutions reported for granting Bounties on the 
Importation of Rice from the East Indies, and Indian Corn, 
24. Agreed to, and Instruction accordingly, ibid. Vide 
Wheat. Committee further deferred, 25.26. Further con- 
sidered, 27. Resolutions reported for granting Bounties on 
Importation of Barley and Onn, 28. Agreed to, and In- 
struction thereon, ibid. Vide Wheat. Further considered, 
4 Dec. Resolutions reported for granting Bounties on Im- 
portation of Pease and beans, Oats, and Barley,5. Agreed 
to, and Instruction accordingly, ibid. Vide Wheat. 


—— Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the Use of 
Corn in distilling of Spirits or making of Starch, ordered, 
11 Nov. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 12. Committed, 13. Committee deferred, 15. 
Instruction relative to British Spirits which have been ware- 
housed for Exportation, 17. Committee further deferred, 
18. Considered, 19. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 21. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 8 DEc. 

Motion for an Address, that His Majesty would be 
pleased to give Directions that the utmost Economy be 
used in the Expenditure of Corn by Horses used in the Ser- 
vice of Government; a Motion made, and Question put, 
for now reading the other Orders of the Day ; House in- 
terrupted by a Message from the Lords; Question again 

roposed, and the House adjourns for want of Forty Mem- 
Som present; 2 DEC. 

—— Vide Barley. Laws Expiring. 

Corporations, &amp;c. Vide Offices. 

Cricklade Road. Vide Cirencester. 


Curacao; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of Acts 27 and 38 Geo. III. relative to the Establishment 
of Free Ports in the Island of Jamaica, &amp;c. 9g Dec. Com- 
mittee deferred,10. Acts considered,11. Reported ; and 
Bill for making the Port of Amsterdam, in the Island of 
Curagao, a Free Port, ordered; ibid. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 12. Committed, 15. 
Committee deferred, 16. Considered, 17. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 18. Passed, 
19. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 





39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 
D ATCHEY Roads. Vide Windsor. 


Davis, Mr.; Petition from him for a Reward for his 
Discovery of a Method of cleaning and purifying damaged 
and smutty Wheat, offered ; King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified; Petition brought up, and read ; to lie on the Table ; 
14 May. Petitiow again read, and referred to a Select 
Committee, 15. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
17 JUNE. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 18 Ju.y. 

- Vide Supply. 

Dean Inclosure. Vide Over Dean. 

Dearne and Dove Canal, Petition for a Bill to explain, amend, 
and enlarge the Powers of Act, referred to a Committee, 
12 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and 
read, 3 Mar. Committed, 11. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Table ; 24. Day appointed for further considering 
the Report, 4 APR. 25. Order for Ditto discharged, and 
another Day appointed, 28. Deferred, 30. Report further 
considered; Amendments made; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 6 May, Deferred,8. Read 

hird Time; Clauses added ; further Proceeding adjourned 
till after the House had gone through the other Orders 
of the Day; 9. House immediately proceeds further on 
Ditto; Amendments made ; Bill passed; 12.13. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 3o. 

Debates, adjourned, 19 FEB.—21 JULY. 22. 24. 

D° further adjourned, 24 JULY. 

——— DD’ resumed, 23 JULY. 28. 

Vide Questions Negative. 

Debt. Vide Accounts. M‘Dowall. 

—— National. Vide Supply. 

Debtors; Petition from, complaining of their Distress, and 
praying Relief, to lie on the Table; viz. Lancaster Castle. 
21 JAN. Cambridge and Derby County Gaols, 28. Chester 








Public Debt. 


Vou. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


INDEX ¢@o the Firrvy-Firru VOLUME: 





Gaol and Castie; York Castle; 29. Winchester and 
Fleet Prisons ; Liverpool Borough Gaol; Oxford Castle; 
3 Fes. Essex and Surrey County Gaols; Aylesbury ; 
King’s Bench Prison; 4. Carmarthen County, and County 
Borough Gaols, 5 FEB. Rothwell; Warwick County, 
Gaols; Ludgate and Poultry Compter Prisons; 6. Leices- 
ter Town and County Gaol, 7. Bodmin; Nottingham 
Town and eaiy S and Salop County, Gaols; 10.  Ips- 
wich; Bury St. Edmund’s; and Worcester City, Gaols; 
11. Denbigh County Gaol, 12. Carlisle; Monmouth 
County, Gaols; 1g. Giltspur Street London New Comp- 
ter; Kingston upon Hull, Gaol; 17. Fisherton Anger 
Gaol, 20. Flint and Hereford Gaols, 5 MarR. Worces- 
ter Gaol, 7. Newgate, 11. Northampton County, 18. 
Lancaster Castle, 27. ‘ 
Vide London. 


Dedham Heaths and Commons, Petition for a Bill to inclose, 

&amp;e.; Bill ordered; 27 FEB. Presented, and read, 32 
MAR. Committed, 4 APR. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
12 JUNE. . King’s Consent signified; Amendments made; 
Bill passed; 19. Agreed to by the Lords, with some 
Amendments, 8 JULY. Amendments agreed to, 9. Royal 
Assent, 28. 


Deeds, Bill from the Lords to restrain the Trusts or Direc- 
tions in Deeds or Wills whereby the Profits of Estates shall 
be accumulated, and the beneficial Enjoyment thereof 
postponed, &amp;c. 11 JUNE. Read First Time; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; ibid. Commit- 
ted, 13. Committee deferred, 16.18. Considered ; Report 
a Progress; Day appointed for further considering Ditto; 
20. Furtherconsidered ; reported; Report to be fu rther con- 
sidered; Bill as amended to be printed; 25. Defer con- 
sidering the Report, 2 JULY. Further considered; Amend- 
ments agreed to; a Clause added ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 3. 8. A Clause added; Bill passed; 14. Amend- 
ments agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 28. 

—— Vide Pitt. Stamps. 

Deeping, Crowland, &amp;c. Commons, Petition for a Bill to in- 
close and drain, referred to a Committee, 3 Mar. 

———— Vide Market Deeping. 

Denbigh Road to St. Asaph and Ruthland, Petition for a Bill 
to continue and enlarge the Term and Powers of Act, re- 
ferred toa Committee, 14 FEB. Reported ; Bill ordered; 
4 4PR. Presented, andread, 18. Committed, 23. Re- 
ported; tobe ingrossed; 1 May. Passed, 2. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16. 

Denby, otherwise Denby with Clayton West, Open Common 
Fields, Commons, and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, &amp;c.; ‘Bill ordered; 27 JAN. Presented, and 
read, 4 FEB. Committed, 13. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
24. Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 22 APR. Amendment agreed to, 30. Royal As- 
sent, 16 May. 

Denston Inclosure. Vide Rocester. 

Depredations. Vide Thames. 

Deritend Bridge. Vide Birmingham. 

Desertion. Vide Mutiny. 

Diamond. Vide Pigot. 

Dickson, Ann Ranaldson, Bill from the Lords for empowering 
the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland to sell Part 
of the entailed Estate of Blair Hall, and others belonging 
to her, for Payment of Debts and Provisions to younger 
Children, 13 JUNE. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 
17. Reported; Bill passed; 24. Royal Assent, go. 

Disputes. Vide Cotton Weavers. Erroll. _ Servants. 

Distillery. Vide Scotland. Spirits. Sugar. 

Divisions of the House; 25 SEP.—i2 Oct.—22 Jan— 
3, FEB. 10. 13. 19. 28.—2 APR. 17. 25. 30.—1 MAY. 2. 
5. 8.14. 26.—5 JUNE. 10. 16. 23. 27.—3 JULY. 4. 9. 14. 
22. 23. 24. 25. 

— D° particular Divisions, no Noes, &amp;c. 12 Oct.— 
10 MarR—28 May. 

——-—— D° where the Votes of several Members were dis- 
allowed, 4 JULY. 

———-— of Commons, &amp;c. Vide Brooke, Denby, &amp;c. 

of Estates. Vide Cooksey. 

Docks. Vide London. 

Doddington Drainage. Vide Ramsey. 


Dormer, Sir Clement Cottrel, Bill from the Lords for Sale of 
his settled Estates devised by the Will of William Philipps, 
Lee, Esq.; and for purchdsing other Estates to be settled 
in lieu thereof, 30 MA 4 Read First Time, ibid. Com- 

mitted, 





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INDEX @ the Firtry-FirtTH VoLtume. 


itted, s JUNE. Reported, with Amendments, 18. Passed, 
Yo, Aikentanckts noreud to by the Lords, ibid. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

Downshire, Marquis of, Bill from the Lords for Sale of Part 
of his settled Estates, and for’ purchasing other Estates, 
19 JUNE. Read First Time, 20. Committed, 24. Re- 
ported; Bill passed; 1 JULY. Royal Assent, o. 

D’Oyley, Major General Francis. Vide Abercromby. 

Drawbacks and Bounties. Vide Rye. Sugar. Turpentine. 

Drayton. Vide Stoke upon Tern. 

Driden, John; Bill from the Lords for Sale of the George 

~ Inn in Northampton, vested in Trustees for charitable 
Purposes by the Will of the said John Driden, and for in- 
vesting the Money in Stock, &amp;c. 18 JUNE. Read First 
Time, 19. Committed, 23. Reported; Bill passed; 1 
JuxLy. Royal Assent, 9. 

Duffield, South, Open Common Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Petition 
or a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 7 MAR. 

Dumbartonshire, new Writ, 12 Oct. 

Duncan, Adiniral Lord Viscount ; the House order that cer- 
tain Resolutions giving their Thanks to Vice Admiral 
Mitchell, &amp;c. be communicated to his Lordship, and that 
he be requested by Mr. Speaker to signify the same to the 
Vice Admiral, Captains, and other Officers referred to 
therein, 26 SEP. 

Mr. Vide Mornington. 

Dunfermline, &amp;c. District of Burghs, new Writ, 21 JAN. 

Dunn, Mr. Vide Address, Index. 

Durham, City, new Writ, 25 FEB. 

———— and Framwellgate Moors, Commons, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 6 Mar. 

Dutch Coast. Vide Abercromby. 

— Forces; Bill to authorize the granting of Commis- 
sions to certain Persons to serve in Dutch Ships and Regi- 
ments, ordered, 30 JUNE. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 1 JuLy. Deferred, 2. 
Committed, 3. Considered, 14. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 15, Passed, 16. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 28. Vide King. 

~~——— Property. Vide Neutral Ships. 








41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.5. A. 1800. 


D EBT, Public. Vide Accounts. 

Debtors ; Petitions from, complaining of their Distress, 
and praying Relief; viz. Northampton County ; Lancaster 
Castle;12 Nov. Salop and Derby Counties and Hereford 
Gaol, 14. Leicester Town and County, 15. County Pri- 
son at Winchester, 17. WorcesterCity ; Denbigh, Oxford, 
and Warwick Counties; 18. King’s Bench Prison, 10. 
Fleet Prison, 20. Worcester and Chester Counties, 21. 
Carmarthen, 26. Lincoln and County of Surrey, 28. 
Maidstone and Poultry Compter,2 Dec. Cambridge and 
Aylesbury, 4. Newgate, York, and Halifax, 5. County 
of Brecknock, 9. Exeter Prison, 10. Of Newgate in 
Bristol, and at Kingston upon Hull, 11. Dorchester, and 
Prison of Ludgate, 29. 

Divisions of the House, 12 Nov. 18. 20. 27.—1 DEC. 4, 5. 
11.12. 15. 18. 19. 31. 

Dogs. Vide Provisions. 

Doubts. Vide Bathurst. Selkirk, Wheat. 

Drainage Bille. Vide Orders. 

Duties extended. Vide Quarantine. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp;1800. | 


AST HORSELEY. Vide Horseley. 

~ East India; Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that the 
Clerk had prepared a List of the Names of all the Mem- 
bers. who had delivered in Lists in pursuance of Act 26 
Geo. III. for the further Regulation of the Trial of Per- 
sons accused of Offences committed in the East Indies, 17 
Fep. Act read; Lists which were before laid on the 
Table, taken out of the Covers and put into a Box, by the 
Clerk at the-Table; referred to a Committee to examine 
them; Five to be the Quorum; 18, Report, and the 
Names of Two Members struck out of the List, &amp;c. 19. 


House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of removing Doubts arising from the Construction of Act 
of last Session, for permitting certain Goods imported from 
the East Indies to be warehoused, 10 JUNE. Committee 
deferred, 12. Considered; reported; Bill ordered; 13. 
Presented, and read; Day —— for Second Reading ; 


16. Committed, 17. Considered ; reported,and no Amend- 
ment; ordered to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 18. Passed, 19. - Agreed to by the Lords, 25. 
Royal Assent, 30. 

Vide East India Company. India. Salt Petre. 

Company ; certain Accounts and Papers presented 

from the Directors relating to the Revenues, &amp;c, referred 
to a Committee of the whole House, 11 Mar. Committee 
deferred, 20. Considered, 25. Report deferred, 26. Re- 
pert several Resolutions relating to the State of the Annual 

evenues and Charges, &amp;c. of the Company,. which were 
agreed to by the House, 28. : 

————— Certain other Accounts and Papers presented from 
the Directors relating to the Annual Revenues and Charges, 
&amp;e. of the Provinces of Bengal, Bahar, &amp;c. referred to a 
Committee of the whole House, 15 JULY. Committee 
deferred, 21. Considered, 23. magert several Resolu- 
tions, which were agreed to by the House, 24. 

———— Vide Accounts. India. 

Edinburghshire, new Writ, 25 SEP. 

—-—— City, new Writ, 28 Mary. 

Edmonton, Petition for a Bill to inclose the Edmonton Allot- 
ment of Enfield Chace, and to divide and exchange cer- 
tain Common Fields ; Bill ordered; 27 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 30 May. Committed, 10 JUNE. Reported; 
King’s Consent signified; to be ingrossed; 19. Read 
Third Time; a Clause added; Bill passed; 24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 2 JULY. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 3. Royal Assent, 9. 


Egbrough High and Low, Sherwood, &amp;c. ion Fields, Mea- 
dows, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 25 
FEB. Presented, andread, 10 MarR. Committed,14 Mar. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 23. Passed, 28. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 11 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Egypt, Evacuation thereof; Motion for an Address to lay 
before the House Copies of the Instructions to the Com- 
mander in Chief of the Fleet in. the Mediterranean, relative 
to breaking the Convention for the said Evacuation, with- 
drawn, 4 JULY. 

———— Motion for an Address to lay before the House a Copy 
of the Appointment of Sir Sidney Smith to the Command 
in Egypt, withdrawn, 23 JULY. 

Vide Questions Negative. Smith, Captain. 

Ekins, Justinian. Vide Kerry. 

a oe usual Orders and Resolutions relating thereto, 25 

EP. 














a Select Committee appointed to consider of Acts 

18 Geo. III. and 20 Geo. iit. respecting County Elec- 
tions, and also of the several Acts passed for Redemption 
of the Land Tax, so far as the last-mentioned Acts ma 
have affected the Rights of voting for Knights of the Shire; 
to send for Persons, Papers, and Records, and Fiye to be 
the Quorum; 28 Mary. 

———— Petition complaining of a controverted Election. 
Vide Canterbury. 

Elsdon Road to the Red Swyre, upon the Mid Border be- 
twixt England and Scotland, Petition fora Bill to revive, 
continue, and amend Act; referred to a Committee; 4 
MAR. Reported; Notices not regularly given, but Bill 
ordered, 28. Member added to bring it in; Bill presented, 
and read; 28 APR. ‘Committed, 5 May. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 13. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 
6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Elsworth Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 28 FEB. Presented, and read, 
28 May. Committed, 5 JUNE.. Reported; ta be: in-’ 
grossed, 13. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords with 
some Amendments, 20. Amendments agreed to, 23. 
Royal Assent, go. 


He, Feumen for a Bill to drain and preserve certain Fen 

nds and Low Grounds in the Isle of Ely and County of 
Cambridge (called the Middle Fen District) and to amend, 
&amp;e. certain Acts passed ; referred to a Committee ; 21 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 2 APR. Presented, and read, 
12 May. Committed, 16. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
13 JUNE. Amendments made; Bill passed; 16. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, go, 

—— Vide Mepall, &amp;c. Ramsey, 

Embezzlement. Vide Cotton Weavers. Naval Stores. 

Emont Bridge Road. Vide Heron Syke. 

Emperor. Vide Accounts. King. 

Enfield Chase Inclosure. Vide Edmonton. 

Engagements. Vide King. 


Ensham, 





INDEX ¢@o the Firty-rrrtTH VoLumeE! 


Ensham, Newland, and Tilgarsly Open Common Fields, &amp;c. 

- Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;e.; Bill ordered; 12 Fez. 
Member added; Bill presented, and read; 17 APR. Com- 
mitted, 21. Reported ; Bill re-committed ; 9 May. Again 
reported ; to be ingrossed; 20. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. 
of Lands against the Bill, to lie upon the Table until the 
Third Reading; Bill read Third Time, and passed; 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 17 JUNE. 
Amendment agreed to, 19. Royal Assent, 30. 

Entailed Estates; Bill from the Lords for Relief of Persons 
entitled to entailed Estates to be purchased with Trust 
Monies, 21 May. Read First Time, 26. Committed, 28. 
Committee deferred; Bill to be printed; go. Considered, 
and reported, 5 JUNE. Passed, 6. Royal Assent, 20. 

Equity. Vide Courts. 

Erroll, Earl of, Lord High Constable of Scotland, Petition 
from him for Leave to present a Petition, after the Time 
limited, for a Bill to discharge several of his Estates from 
a disputed Claim of the Crown; Leave given, Petition 
offered, and King’s Recommendation signified ; the Peti- 
tion brought up and read, and referred to a Committee of 
the whole House ; 26 May. Considered ; reported; Bill 
ordered for Ditto; 27. Order for the Bill discharged ; 
Petition again read, referred to a Committee, and to send 
for Persons, Papers, and Records; 5 JUNE. Reported ; 
Report referred to a Committee of the whole House; 6. 
Committee deferred, 9. 10. Considered; reported; Bill 
again ordered for the above Purpose; 11. Presented, and 
read, 12. Committed, 16. Committee deferred, 24. Re- 
port on the Petition of Lord Erroll, referred; Bill con- 
sidered; 25. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 27. Passed, 30. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 3 JULY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Estates. Vide Deeds. Entailed Estates. Erroll, &amp;c. 


Evidence ; Resolution relating to giving false Evidence, 25 
SEP. 

~- Vide Minutes. 

Exchequer Bills; Bill to enable the Lords of the Treasury to 
issue them to a limited Amount on the Credit of Act 38 
Geo. IIL. relating to Customs, Tonnage Duties on Ships, 
and on the Act of the last Session for granting certain Du- 
ties on Income, ordered, 30 SEP. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 2 OcT. Committed, 3. 
Considered, 4. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for. Third Reading; 5. Passed, 7. Agreed to by 

‘ the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Ditto to enable them to issue Exchequer Bills, 
to a limited Amount, on the Credit of such Aids or Sup- 
plies as have been granted for the Service of the Year 1800, 
ordered, 27 Mar. Order for Ditto discharged, and a Bill 
to the same Effect, only adding “ or shall be granted for 
1800,” &amp;c. ordered, 3 APR. Bill presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Committed; 
to be printed; 4. Considered, 17. Reported; Bill re- 
committed ; 18. Instruction given, and Bill considered, 
21. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 

_ Reading; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, go, 
Royal Assent, 1 MAY. 

— Vide Liverpool. 
Excise. Vide Supply. 
Exportation. Vide Rice. 
Exton and Cottesmore with Barrow, Open Fields and Com- 

monable Lands, Petition for a Bill to inclose, and for al- 

lowing Exchanges; Bill ordered; 14 Fes. Presented, 
and read, 22 May. Committed, 27. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 12 JUNE. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 

Eye, New Writ, 12 Ocr. 





Bills in Supply. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.5. A. 1800. 


E AST India; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of permitting East India Goods, prohibited to 
be worn in. this Kingdom, and have been warehoused, to be 
removed by Land Carriage, for the Purpose of being ex- 
ported to the West Indies, 11 Dec. Committeedeferred, 12. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the House that the Clerk 
had prepared a List of the Members Names: who had de- 
livered in Lists for the East India Judicature, 22 Dec. Act 
read; Lists laid on the Table, taken out of the Covers, and 
pat into a Box, and referred to a Committee on them ; 
ive to be the Quorum, and to withdraw immediately ; 29. 
———— Vide Hemp. Wheat. ; 


VoL. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Edinburgh ; Petition fore’ Bill for, the better Relief. of the 
Poor of that City and Suburbs, &amp;c.. referred to a Commit- 
tee, 20 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 24. De- 
ferred, 28. Committed; all who come to the Committee 
tohave Voices; 1 DEC. Reported; Amendments made; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Thitd Reading ; 11. 
Deferred, 12. Amendments made; BBill passed; 15. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, ibid. ” 

Egham Roads. Vide Sunning. 


t; Convention for the Evacuation thereof by the French 
otion for an Address to lay before the House a Copy of 
the Letter from the Commander in Chief in the Mediter- 
ranean to General Kleber, mentioned in his Letter of 10th 
of April 1800, withdrawn, 18 Nor. 
Vide Questions Negative. 


Elections; Resolution for regulating the Mode of Proceeding 
with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of 


Members, 12 Nov. 


oe 








Motion for coming toa Resolution, That it i 
high Crime and Misdemesher for any Lord of Parliament, 
&amp;e. to concern themselves in Elections of Members to 
serve for the Commons in Parliament, superseded by read- 
ing the Orders of the Day, 12 Dec. Vide Orders. © 
Engstrom, Hans Peter, Petition for a Bill for his Naturaliza- 
ou, and Bill ordered, 13 Nov. Presented, and read, =. 
Estates. Vide Bathurst. Land Tax. Supply, &amp;c. 


Evidence ; Resolution relating to giving false Evidence, 12 Nor. 
Exchequer Bills. Vide Supply. 
Exportation. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Provisions. 


39°&amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


FA RN DIS H Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. Pre- 

sented, and read, 28. Committed,1 4PR. Member or- 
dered to make Report; Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 23. 
Passed, 25, Agreed to by the Lords, 13 May. Royal 
Assent, 16. 

Fares and Rates, &amp;e. Vide Hackney Coaches. 

Fast Day. ' Vide House. 

Feltham Inclosure. Vide Hanworth. 

Fencible Cavalry and Infantry. Vide Accounts. 

Fetcham Open Common Fields, Downs, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 10 Mar. 

Finance. Vide Accounts. Public Debt. 

Fish. Vide Herrings. Salt. ' 

Fisheries, Bill to continue and amend Act for Encouragement 
of the British Fisheries, ordered; 2 JuLy. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 3. Committed, 
4. Committee deferred, 14. 15. Considered, 16. Re- 
ported ; Amendments made; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 17, Passed, 18. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, 28. ‘ 

Vide Customs. Herring Fishery. Mill Stones. 

Fitzwilliam, Viscount. Vide Brigges. 

Flawith Inclosure. Vide Tholthorpe. 

Flint Roads. Vide Denbigh. 

County, new Writ, 12 OcT. 

Flotmanby Drainage. Vide Muston. 


Flour. Vide Bread. Corn. Davis. Foden. London. Wheat. 

Floyd, Major General John. Vide Mornington. 

Foden, Mr.; Petition from him for a Reward on relinquishing his 
Right for his Discovery ofa ChrystallineSize and Paste, to be 
used as aSubstitute for Wheat Flour in all Purposes of Mahu- 
facture, for which he has obtained a Patent, offered ; King’s 
Recommendation signified ; Petition brought up, and read, 
and to lieon the Table; 5 May: Petition again read) and 
referred to a Committee, and to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records, 7. Leave given to the Committee to report Mi- 
nutes of the Evidence taken before them, 15. Report with 
an Appendix; Report to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 

23. Report again read; referred. to a Committee of the 
whole House, and immediately considered, 13 JUNE. Re- 
port a Resolution ; agreed to; Address for His Majesty to dit 
recta further Enquiry to be made, &amp;e. and the Reportto-be 
laid before His: Majesty atthe same Time ; 16. Answer,18, 

ery re Members, usual! Orders relating to them, 








Forces 











INDEX to the Firty-FirtH VotumeE. 


Forces on their March. Vide Bakers. 

Fordon Inclosure. Vide Hunmanby. 

Forebridge and Castle Church Common Fields, Marsh, Mea- 
dow, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose and drain, referred 
to a Committee, 6 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 10. 
‘Presented,..and read, 11. Committed, 18. Reported ; 
several Amendments made by the Committee, agreed to ; 
further Consideration of the Report adjourned; 26 Mar. 
Further Consideration of Ditto resumed; Residue of 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; 27. A 
Clause added ; Amendments made ; Bill passed ; 6 June. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. 

Foreign Bottoms. Vide Surinam. 

Forests. Vide Game. New Forest. Peak Forest. Seifton. 

Forms of Proceedings. Vide Inclosures. 

Fornham A\\ Saints Inclosure. Vide Risby. 

Forth and Clyde Navigation. Vide Leith Harbour. 

Framingham \nclosure. Vide Poringland. 

Framwelgate Inclosure. Vide Durham. 

France. Vide Accounts. ‘Questions Negative. Supply. War. 

French Wines ; House resolves to go into a Committee, to 
consider of so much of Act 27 Geo. III. as permitted the 
Importation of French Wines in Bottles or Flasks from 
Guernsey, Jersey, or Alderney, 30 JUNE. Considered, 
a JULY. Report a Resolution to permit Ditto; Agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 2. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 3. Committed, 4. Considered, 14. 
‘Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 15. Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal 
Assent, 28. 

Frodingham, North, Open Fields, Commons, &amp;c. Petition for 
a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered; 10 MAR. 


Frome Roads. Vide Warminster. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 
Fis H;; Bill for allowing the Use of Salt, Duty free, in the 


preserving of Fish, and for allowing a Bounty on Pil- 
chards now cured, ordered, 12 DEc. Instruction to make 
Provision for using Salt, Duty free, in preserving Pilchards, 
Mackarel, &amp;c. either in Bulk or in Barrels, 17. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 18. Instruction for discontinuing the Bounty by Act 
of 38 Geo. III. on White Herrings exported, 19. Bill con- 
sidered in the Committee, ibid. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

—— Vide Herrings. Nova Scotia. Supply. 

Flour ; House resolves to go immediately into a Committee, 
to consider of enlarging the Bounties to be paid on Impor- 
tation of Flour from America, 22 DEC. Considered, ibid. 
Resolutions reported for giving particular Bounties on Sales 
of such Flour by public Auction, and agreed to, 29. 

Vide Bread. Corn. Provisions. 

Food. Vide Fish. Provisions. 

Footmen attending Members, usual Orders relating to them, 
12 Nov. 

Forces. Vide Accounts. Bread. Supply. 

Fordyce, Mr. (a Member.) Vide Provisions. 

France. Vide Egypt. Questions Negative. 

Free Ports. Vide Curagao. 

Frere, Mr. John (a Member.) Vide Provisions. 

Funds, Vide Accounts. 

local Fund. Vide Provisions. 


\ 
39°-&amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.4. A.1799 &amp; 1800. 


G AME; Bill for the better Preservation of the Game in 
His Majesty’s Forests; ordered, 23 JUNE. Presented, 
ay’ appointed for Second Reading; 25. Com- 
onsidered ; reported; Report to be further 
Bin as amended to be printed ; 





West Indies. 





and read; 
mitted, 27. 
considered in two Months ; 
30. 

Gaming. Vide Constables. Footmen. 

Gaols. Vide Debtors. Kent. Sarum. 

Gatton, new Writ, 23 APR. 

General Inclosure. Vide Waste Lands. . 

—— Index. Vide Address. Index. 

Germany. Vide Accounts. King. Consolidated Fund Bill. 

Glasgow, Petition for a Bill to make and pave Footways on 
the Sides of the Streets, and regulate the Police and Mar- 
kets, and light, &amp;c. the Streets of that City, referred to a 





Committee, 5 FEB. Reported; Standing Orders not be- 
ing complied with, Report to lie on the Table; 11. Re- 
port again read, and Leave granted for Notices of the Ap- 
a to Parliament to be given, &amp;c. 14. Petition after 
olices given, referred to a. Committee, 23. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 28. Presented, and read, 5 May. Com- 
mitted, 9. Petition of Brewers of Glasgow against the 
Bill, reterred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel or- 
dered, and Voices given, &amp;c.; 14. Reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; 22. Amendments made; Bill passed ; 27. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20 JUNE. Royal Assent, 30. 
Roads. Vide Lanark. 


Glass ; Bill for making perpetual so much of Act 35 Geo. III. 
for better securing the Duties on Glass, as was to continue 
in Force for a limited Time; and to continue several Laws 
relating to the granting a Bounty on certain Species of 
British and Irish Linens exported, &amp;c.; to the Encourage- 
ment of making Sail Cloth in Great Britain, and Manufac- 
ture of British Sail Cloth, &amp;c. ordered, 18 Mar. Instruc- 
tion, 20. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 9 Muy. 
Instruction to make Provision for continuing Two Acts 
reported from Committee on Expiring Laws, ibid. Com- 
mittee deferred, 12. Considered, 13. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 14. Passed, 
15. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 30. 

Glenwhelt Road, to a Part of the Carlisle and Newcastle 
Road upon Shilden Common, Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue the Term and alter the Powers of Act, referred to a 
Commitiee, 18 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Pre- 
sented, and read, 28. Committed, 4 Mar. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 14. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 
1 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Gloucester Road, from the Bridge over Sudbrook to the Nine 
Mile Stone on the Bristol Road, Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue and enlarge the Term and Powers of Act, referred 
to a Committee, 28 FEB. Reported; Billordered; 20 
May. Presented, and read, 22. Committed, 27. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 11 JUNE. Passed, 16. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 

Road to Stroud, Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge the Term and Powers of Act, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 28 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered;: 20 Mary. 
Presented, and read, 22. Committed,27. Re rted; to 
be ingrossed ; 11 JUNE. Passed, 16. Agr to by the 
Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 

———— Vide Bristol. Chippenham. Cirencester. Lightpill. 
Tetbury. 

Good Friday, Bill from the Lords for the better Observance 
of that Day, in certain Cases therein mentioned, 28 Apr. 
Read First Time; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 30. 
Committed, 5 May. Considered ; reported ; Bill passed ; 
6. Royal Assent, 16. 

Goods. Vide Income. Neutral Ships. Surinam. 

Governors. Vide Surinam. West Indies. 

Government. Vide Habeas Corpus. King. 

Grain. Vide Bread. Corn. Provisions. 

Grampound, new Writ, 19 JULY. 

Gravesend Canal. Vide Thames. 

Great Bolton. Vide Bolton. 

Greenland Fisheries. Vide Customs. Mill Stones. 

Greenwich Hospital. Vide Volunteers. 

Grenada. Vide M‘Dowall. Vincent’s, Saint. 

Grievances, Grand Committee for, appointed, 25 SEP. 

Guernsey Wines. Vide French. 

——— Vide Address. King. 


Guilden Morden Openand Common Fields and Waste Grounds, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 10 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 15 May. The Names of the Com- 
missioners not being inserted in the Bill, it was withdrawn, 
and another ordered, 22. New Bill presented, and read, 
27. Committed, 5 JUNE. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
12. Passed,13. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 19. Amendments agreed to, 20. Royal Assent, 3o. 


Guildford Road. Vide Leatherhead. 

Guilford, Earl of; Bill from the Lords for facilitating the 
raising of a certain Sum of Money, which by the Settle- 
ment of his Family Estates was provided for the Portions 
of his younger Children, for the Benefit of the Honourable 
Lady Maria North, 27 May. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed, 5 JUNE. Reported ; Bill passed;12. Royal 
Assent, 90. 





Scotland. 











41°Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. 4.1800. 


G AMING, usual Order against Ditto, 12 Nor. 
Gascoyne, Mr. (a Member). Vide Provisions. 

Gaols. Vide Debtors. 

Gibraltar. Vide Accounts. Questions Negative. 

Gold Coin. Vide Questions Negative. 

Government. Vide Habeas Corpus. King. 

Grain. Vide Corn. Provisions. 

Grenada ; Petition of the Planters and others of the Islands 
of Grenada and Saint Vincent, offered ; King’s Recommen- 
dation signified; and Petition brought up and read, pray- 
ing to be allowed further Time for Payment of Instalments 
on a Loan of Exchequer Bills ; to lie on the Table ; 11 Dec. 
Petition again read, and also Act 35 Geo. ILE. and Bill for 
extending the Time of Payment, ordered, 15. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 16.. Com- 
mitted, 17. Considered, 18. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 19. Passed, 20. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 12 Nor. 

Guernsey, Jersey, &amp;c. Vide Quarantine. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


ABE AS Corpus; Bill to continue Act of last Session, 

empowering His Majesty to secure and detain suspected 
Persons, ordered, 13 FEB. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; ibid. Deferred, 17. Re- 
port of 15th March 1799, from the Committee of Secrecy, 
read; Act 38 Geo. I11. read; Bill committed on a Divi- 
sion; 19. Considered; reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 21. Passed, 24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 


Hackney Coaches; Act of 26 Geo, ILI. respecting them, &amp;c. 
to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 24 
Apr. Considered, 25. Report Resolutions for increasing 
the Rates and Fares of Ditto; agreed to,and Bill ordered; 
28. Instruction to make Provision for explaining and 
amending several. Laws relating to Hackney Coaches and 
Chairs, 30. Presented, and read; Day y seen for Second 

. Reading; ibid. Committed, 1 May. munittee deferred, 
2.5.6. Considered, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 8. Amendments niade; 
Bill passed; 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal 
Assent, 30. 

Haddingtonshire, new Writ, 22 APR. 

Hair Powder. Vide Volunteers. 

Hale and Halewood Open Commons and Waste Lands, Peti- 
tion for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 6 MarR. Pre- 
sented, and read, 26 May. Committed, go. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 9 JUNE. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 17. Amendment agreed to, 
18. Royal Assent, 20. 

Halifax and Sowerby Bridge Roads, by Todmorden to 
Burnley and Littleborough, Petition for a Bill to continue 
and por bows Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 25. Pre- 
sented, and read, 28. Committed, 4 Mar. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 17. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 1 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Halton Roads. Vide Norton. 

Hamlet. Vide Sparsholt. 

Hampstead, (Parish of Saint John) Poor, Petition for a Bill 
for the better Relief and Employment thereof, referred to 
a Committee, 29 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered; 6. Pre- 
sented, and read, 1 APR. Committed, 17. Reported ; 
Clauses added ; an Amendment made; to be ingrossed ; 7 
May. Passed, 9- Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal 
Assent, 30. 

Hanworth, Feltham, and Sunbury Open and Common Fields, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 29 JAN. 

Presented, and read, 24 MAR. Petition of Copyholders 
and others, Inhabitants of the Parish of Feltham, Han- 
worth, &amp;c. against the Bill, to lie on the Table, 4 APR. 
Bill committed, 21. Reported; Bill re-committed, 20 
May. Reported; a Clause added; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
23. Read Third Time ; King’s Consent signified ; Bill 
passed ; 27. Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amend- 
ments, 11 JUNE. Amendments agreed to, 13. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

Harlethorpe Inclosure. Vide Bubwith. 


Vor. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


INDEX @ the Firty-rirtH VoLttme. 


Harris, Lieutenant General George. Vide Mornington. 

Hartley, Major General, William, Vide Mornington. 

Halnggen, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Act for repairing the Road from Bury to 
Haslingden, so far as relates to the Road from Medinggen 
to Todmorden, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 10 MAR. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 13. Report again 
read, and re-committed, 14. Again reported, and Bill or. 
dered, - Presented, and read, 18. Committed, 24. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 1 4PR. Passed, 3. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Hassingham \nclosure and Drainage. Vide Cantley. 

Hatfield Inclosure and Drainage. Vide Thorne. 

Hecker, Friederick Julius, Petition for a Bill for his Naturali- 
zation; Bill ordered; 6 MarR. 

Helperthorpe Inclosure. Vide Weaverthorpe. 


Heron Syke Road to Kirkby Kendal, and through Shap to 
Emont Bridge, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Committee, 1g 
FeB. Reported; Bill ordered; 20 Mar. Presented 
and read, 24. Committed, 28. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 17. Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, ao. 
oyal Assent, 1 Mary. 

Herring Fishery; a Select Committee appointed to enquire 
into the State of the British Herring Fisheries, and into 
the most effectual Means for their Improvement and Ex- 
tension, and to report the same from ‘Time to Time, with 
their Opinion thereupon, to the House; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers, and Records, and Five to be the Quorum ; 
the several Acts passed relating to the Subject of the Her- 
ring Fishery, and the several Reports which have from 
Time to Time been made to the House upon the same 
Subject, referred to this Committee; 28 Mar, Members 
added ; Accounts of the Duties on Salt paid or collected 
in certain Counties in Scotland, &amp;c. presented in the last 
Session, referred, 1 APR. Report One Resolution for 
continuing the Laws relating to the said Fisheries ; Report 
to be further considered ; to be printed; 12 May. In- 
struction to the Committee to consider of the most effec« 
tual Means of procuring a plentiful Supply of Fish during 
the present high Price of Provisions; Ditto to consider of 
the most effectual Means of supplying London with Fish ; 
ibid. Further Consideration of the Report deferred, 19. 
20. 22. 23, 27. Reported; Report referred to a Commit- 
tee of the whole House ; Report made on the 12th May 
last, referred to Ditto; Report, with the Appendix, to be 
ve go. Considered, 1 JULY. Report Two Reso- 

utions; agreed to; Bill ordered; 2. 

Vide Fisheries. 

Herrings; Bill to permit, for a Time to be limited, the Im 
portation of Swedish Herrings into Great Britain, ordered, 
6 MAR. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 10. Committed, 11. Cosuninaus deferred, 13, 
17-—15 JULY. Considered 16, Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Da Some for Third Reading ; 17. Passed, 18. Agreed 
to by the Lords with an Amendment, 25. Amendment 
agreed to, 29. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Hertford, Saint John’s Parish and Brickendon, Open 
Common Fields and Waste Lands, Petition for Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 7 Mar. Presented, and read 
24. Committed, 28. Reported ; a Clause added ; Bill to be 
ingrossed ; 28 4PR. King’s Consent signified, 30. Passed, 
ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 23 May. Royal Assent, go. 

Hexham Road to Alston, Petition for a Bill to continue and 
alter Term and Powers of Act, referred to a Committee 
18 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and 
read, 28. Committed, 4 MAR. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
14. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 APR. Royal 
Assent, 4. 

Vide Alemouth. 


Hicks, Michael; Bill from the Lords for Sale of certain 
Estates devised by his Will, and for the Application of 
the Purchase Money, 13 May. Read First Time, 15. 
Committed,19. Reported; Bill passed; 30. Royal As- 
sent, 20 JUNE. 

Hides ; Bill to permit Horse Hides to be used for making 
Boots and Shoes, and for better preventing the damaging 
of Raw Hides and Skins, ordered, 26 May. Petition of 
Curriers, &amp;c. of the Town and County of Northampton, 
against gashing of Hides and Skins in taking them off, &amp;c. 
and praying the House for Relief, &amp;c. therein; to lie on 
the Table; ibid. Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 27. Committed, 30. Petition of 
Tanners, &amp;c. of Denbigh, against gashing of Skins ; ta lie 
on the Table;9 JUNE. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 

F appointed 














INDEX io the Ftrrty-rirrH VoLumMe. 
appoineed. fer Third Reading; ibid. Deferred,10. Read 


a. Clause added ; further Proceeding on the 
Third Reading, adjourned; 12. Resumed; Amendments’ 
made Bill passed; 13.16. Agreed to by the Lords, a0. 
Royal Assent, 30. 
Hides. Vide Kid Skins. 
Higham Ferrers tnclosure. Vide Newton Bromshold. 
High Treason, &amp;c. Vide Treason. 


Highways; a Select Committee appointed to take into Consi- 

eration the general Laws of 13 and 34 Geo. IIE. respect- 
ing public Highways. and Turupike Roads; to report their 
Observations, with Opinion, and Five to be the Quorum ; 
11 Mar. Report several Resolutions ; Day appointed for 
taking the Report into further Consideration, and ordered 
to be printed ; 21. Report referred to the Consideration of 
a Committee of the whole House, 26. Considered, and 
there not being Forty Members in the Committee, the 
Speaker resumed the Chair, and the House adjourned, 28. 
Day appointed for further considering Ditto, 31. Deferred, 
8 May. Report further considered, and upon a Division 
in the Committee, there not being Forty Members, the 
House adjourned, g. 


Hindley, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road leading out of 
oe, a ike Road from Manchester to Wigan, at Hind- 
ley, by Bamferlong to Ashton, referred to a Committee, 
5 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 10. Presented, and 
read, 31. Committed, 4 4PR. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
oJuNE. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. 

- Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Bolton. 

Hinstock Inclosure. Vide Stoke upon Tern. 

Hockliffe Road to Woburn and to Tickford Bridge in New- 

ort Pagnell, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Perm and Powers of Acts, referred to a Committee, 11 F'EB. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 13. Presented, and read, 14. 
Petition of Sir Gregory Page Turner, Baronet, and others, 
against certain Provisions contained in the Bill, to lie on 
the Table, 21. Bill committed, 27. The said Petition 
against certain Parts of the Bill, again read and referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; to be heard by Counsel, and 
Voices given, &amp;c. 3 MAR. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
15 May. An Amendment made; Bill passed ; 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 6 JUNE. Amend- 
ment agreed to, 11. Royal Assent, 20. 


Holland.. Vide Abercromby. Dutch Forces. Mitchell. Ques- 
tions Negative. 


Holmpton Open Fields and Balks, Petition for a Bill to in- 
close, &amp;c. and for making a Compensation in lieu of 
Tythes, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 29 JAN. Member added to 
bring it in; Bill presented, and read, 3 FEB. Commit- 
ted, 7. Member ordered to make Report; Reported ; Bill 
re-committed ;18 APR. Again reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
22. Passed, 23. Another Member ordered to ony Bill 
to the Lords, 24. Agreed to by the Lords,g JUNE. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

Holywell with Needingworth Open and Common Fields, 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 19 May. Committed, 27. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 10 JUNE. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 23. Royal Assent, go. 

Hops ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
the Duties now payable on the Importation of Hops, 23 
APR. Considered, 24. Reported; Resolutions agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 25. Presented, and read, for suspending 
the Duties on Ditto imported, and granting others; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 29. Committed, 30. 

ommittee deferred, 5 May.12. Considered, 13. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 14. Passed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, with some 
Amendments, 27. Day appointed for considering Ditto, 
ibid. Deferred, 28. Further Consideration of Ditto 
adjourned for Three Months, go. 

—— Act 14 Geo. III. to prevent Frauds in the buying and 
selling of Hops, to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 16 JUNE. Instruction to consider of the 
Mode of collecting the Duty on Hops, &amp;c.; Act, consi- 
dered, reported, ued Bill ordered ; 17. Presented, and read ; 
Day «ppointed for Second ogre | 18. Committed, 19. 
Committee deferred, 23. 25. 27. nsidered, 30. a 
ed; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
1 JULY. Deferred, 3. A Clause added; Bill passed, 3. 
16. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Assent, 28. 

House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of 

the Duties payable on Foreign Hops imported into this 

Kingdom, 27 JUNE. a - 30. Reported; the 








present Duties to cease, and others granted ; Resolutions 
agreed to; Bill ordered for suspending the Duty, &amp;c.; 
1 JULY. Presented, and ready, appointed for Second 
Reading; 3. Committed, 4. Commenter deferred, 9. 
Considered, 14. Reported; to be ingtossed ;. Day appoint= 
ed for Third Reading; 15 Passed, 16. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 28. 
Horncastle Navigatioa Company, Petition for a Bill to enable 
them to raise a further Sum of Money, and for amending 
the Act, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 10 Mar. = 
Standing Orders noteomplied with ; Report to lie om the Ta- 
ble, 22 May. Report agaim read, and re-committed, 23. 
Again reported; Billordered, 26. Presented, and read, 28. 
Committed, 5 JUNE. Voicesgiventoall the Committee, &amp;c. 
6. Reported ; Bill re-commitied ; 13. Again reported ; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 17. House informed that printed 
Copies of the Bill had been delivered to Members; Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed; 25. Passed, 37. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 8 JuLy. Royal Assent, 9, 
Horseley East and Ockham Commons or Waste Grounds, 
Petition for a Bill to separate them, and for settling the 
Rights of Common thereon; Bill ordered, 17 Fes. Pre- 
sented, and read, 28. Committed, 4 MarR. Reported; to 
be ingrossed, 13. Passed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
2 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 
Horsford and Horsham Saint Faith, &amp;c. Half Year or Shack 
Lands and Warrens, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
Bill ordered ; 4 MAR. Presented, and read, 5 May. Com- 
mitted,g. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 28. Passed, 30. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 20 JUNE. 
Amendments agreed to, 23. Royal Assent, go. 
Horsham Inclosure. Vide Horsford. 


Hotham, Sir Richard; Bill from the Lords for Sale of Part 
of the Estates devised by his Will for Payment of Incum- 
brances, and to lay out the Surplus in other Estates, &amp;c. 
12 JUNE. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 16. Re- 
ported ; Bill passed, 24. Royal Assent, 30. 

House met, 24 SEP. 


attends His Majesty in the House of Peers, 24 SEP.— 

2JuLy. At Saint James’s, 26 SEP.—g May. 28. 

——— D° His ape Commissioners in the House of Peers 
to pass Bills, 8 Oc?. 12.—19 FEB. 20. 28.—10 MAR. 25. 
28.—4 APR. 24.—1 Mary. 16. 30.—g JULY. 28. 

usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privileges 

and Elections; &amp;c. 25 SEP. Vide Constables. Elections. 

Footmen. Members. Postmaster. Privileges. Serjeant. 

Speaker. Witnesses. 

resolves to take Matters into Consideration, viz. King’s 

Speech and Messages. Vide King. 

———-—— to communicate particular Matters to the 

Lords by their own Messengers, 17 FEB.—27 May¥. 

—— to send Answers by Ditto, 16 Muay. 

sends Copies of Reports, &amp;c. desired, by the Lords Mes- 
sengers, 8 JULY. 

—— immediately resolvesitself into Committees, 27 JunE.— 
4 JULY. 8. 15. 23. 

D° upon Bills, 14 JULY. 

immediately proceeds further upon a Third Reading of 

a Bill, 9 JULY. 

—-— a Post Meridiem, 26 SEP. 


—— resolves at Rising to adjourn toa certain Day, 9g OcT.~ 
7 MAR. 21. 28.—4 APR. 18.—9 MAY, 23. 28. 30.— 
6 JUNE, 13. 20. 27.—4 JULY, 11. 

——adjourns to Three o’Clock in the Afternoon of the 
same Day, 26 SEP. 

after sitting late, to Eleven o’Clock the same 

Morning, 3 FEB. 10.—21 APR. 

interrupted in their Proceedings, viz. by the Black Rod, 

25 MAR.—24 APR.—20 JUNE.——-By Masters in Chan- 

cery bringing Messages from the Lords, 28 JULY. 

acquainted of particular Matters, 2 OcT. 12.—22 JAN. 

—11 FEB. 13. 17. 28.—26 MAR. 31.—2 APR.—23 May. 

26.—-25 JUNE.—15 JULY. 28. 

informed of Persons attending with Accounts, &amp;e. and 
they are called in, 26 SEP. 28. 30.—9 OcT.—2g JAN.— 
3 FEB. 10.11.17. 24.—4 MAR. 7. 11. 13. 14. 17+ 21. 24. 
—1 APR. 4. 24. 29.—5 MAY. 7. 21. 23. 30.—5 JUNE. 9. 
10.13. 30.—2 JULY. 3. 11. 14. 16. 17. 23. 

—— D° of other Amendments necessary to Bills, and the 
Bills re-committed, 8 Ocr.—14 MarR. 18.—18 APR.— 
5 May.6.8.9. 20.26. 30.--6 JUNE. 9. 25. 30.—11 JULY. 

—— D° of other Matters, 28 Fep.—io MAR.—21 APR. 23. 
—6 MAY. 14. ig. 20. 23. 27.—16 JUNE.—4 — 

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INDEX ¢@o the Firty-rirtH VoLumMmeE. 


House grants Leave for Notices to be givem relative to Appli- 
cations for Bills, 14 Fer. 24.—5 Mar. 

—— resumes adjourned Debates, 23 JULY. 28. 

resumes adjourned Proceedings, 39 May.—1io JUNE. 
11. 13.17- 23.—3 JULY. 

———— resumes further Proceedings, 12 May. 27. 

oceeds to take Matters into Consideration, 12 OcT.— 

20 May. 26. 27. 28. 30,—11 JUNE. 12.13. 18. 19. 20. 

23. 24. 27. 30.—1 JULY. 8. 

proceeds to take Matters into further Consideration, 

5 May.6. 14. 15- 16. 19. 20. 26.—5 JUNE. 6. 12, 25, 30. 

—3 JULY. 16.24. 

proceeds to the further Hearing of Counsel, 30 JUNE. 

—1 JULY. 

D® to take Lords Amendments to Bills into Considera- 
tion, 12 OcT.—23 APR.—14 May.—1 JULY. 2. 3. 8.9. 
11. 23. 24. 25. 29. 

—— D° Parts of Lords Messages, 8 JULY. 

—— sits on a Saturday, 28 SEP.—5 Oce?.12.—19 JULY. 

—— sits till Half an Hour after Three o’Clock.—3 FeB.— 
Till Half an Hour after Twelve, 10.—Till after Twelve, 21 
AprR.—Till Half an Hour after Twelve, 1 JuLy.—Till 
after Two o’Clock, 9. 

adjourns for want of Forty Members present, 14 Mar. 
28.—1 APR. 3. 23.—9 May. 28.—6 JUNE. 11. 18.— 
7 JULY. 8.11. 

— — D»° without doing Business, 11 OcT.—25 FeB.—25 
JUNE—10 JULY. 

—— D° by Desire of His Majesty, to a particular Day, 
12 OcT. 

—— D° upon a Division, 12 Ocr. 

De until Eleven o’Clock the same Morning, having sat 

late, 1 JULY. 9. 

desires Dr. Onslow to preach before them on the Fast 

Day (the 12 March) 28 Fes. Thank him, 13 Mar. 

vote their Thanks to Lieutenant General Sir Ralph 

Abercromby, and others, 26 SEP. Vide Abercromby.— 

To Vice Admiral Mitchell, and others, 26 SEP. Vide 

Mitchell. To the Earl of Mornington, and others, 4 Oct, 

—Vide Mornington. 


—— sends Messages to the Lords, 7 MaR.—23 APR.— 
9 MAY. 15, 16. 19. 26. 27. 


reports on Ditto, 2g 4PR.—16 MAY. 19. 26. 27. 
resolves to send Copies of Reports and Copies of Minutes 
of Evidence to the Lords, agreeable to their Desire,8 JULY. 
resolves to attend Divine Service at Saint John’s Church 
on the 12th of March (being the Fast Day) Saint Mar- 
garet’s being under Repair, 28 FEB.—Vide Speaker. 

D° to acquiesce in the Reasons assigned by the Lords, 
for sending a Message by their Clerk Assistant and the 
Deputy Clerk of the Crown, 16 May. 19.—Vide King. 
D° to consider further of particular Matters, after pro- 
ceeding on the Orders of the Day, 27 JUNE. 


—— Notice taken by the House of particular Matters, 11 
FEB. 19.—30 APR. 22—MAy. 23.—10 JUNE. 18.— 
4 JULY. 28, 


a Select Committee appointed to consider of a Plan to 
be subinitted to His Majesty, for enlarging the House of 
Commons, in consequence of the Union between Great 
Britain and Ireland ; to send for Persons, Papers, and Re- 
cords, and Five to be the Quorum, 16 JULY. Reported, 
together with a Plan ; Report to be further considered; 22. 
Further considered ; Report again read ; an Address to His 
Majesty to lay the Report and Plans thereto annexed be- 
fore Him, and to request He would give Directions for 
carrying the same into Effect; 24. 

—— Vide Clerks. Questions Negative. 

Howe, Admiral Earl. Vide Address. 


Huddersfield Canal Company, Petition for a Bill to enable 
them to finish and complete the Canal, and for amending 
the Act, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 13 FEB. Report 

' that the Petition is not within the Standing Orders; Bill 
ordered; 18. Presented, and read, 3 Mar. Committed, 
10. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Stock or Shares in the 
Canal, against the Bill, and also Two Petitions of Joseph 
Radcliffe of Milne Bridge, Esquire, against Ditto, referred 
to the Committee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered, and Voices 

iveri, &amp;c.;17. Petitions of other Proprietors of Stock or 
Shares against the Bill, to lieon the Table until the Report 
be received from the Committee, 27. Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for taking the Report into further Consideration ; 





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Vot. 55.— 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


28. Deferred, 31.—-2 APR. . Order of the Day-for further 
considering Ditto, read, and not Forty Members present, 
the House adjourns, 3. Day appointed for further consi- 
dering Ditto, 4. Order of the Day read, and on Motion 
for re-committing the Bill, not Forty Members present, the 
House adjourns, 23. Another Day appointed for taking 
the Report into farther Consideration, 25. Order for Ditto 
discharged, and another Day appointed, 28. Deferred, 30. 
—6 May. Bill re-committed, 8. Again reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 12, A Clause 
added; Bill passed; 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 
Royal Assent, 30. 

Hull Streets and Dock. Vide Kingston upon Hull. 

Humber, Petition for a Bill to appoint and regulate Pilots in 
the Port of Kingston upon i ull, and for ascertaining the 
Salvage of Ships Materials found in the River Humber, 
&amp;e. referred toa Committee, 22 JAN. Reported ; Bill or- 
dered; 18 FEB. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 
24. Reported; a Clause added; Bill to be ingrossed; 
10 MAR. Passed, 13, Agreed to by the Lords, 2 4PR, 
Royal Assent, 4. 

——— Vide Kingston upon Hull. 

Hundred House, Petition for a Bill to repair several Reads 
leading from the Huadred House in the County of Wor- 
cester, referred to a Committee, 25 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 22 May. Presented, and read, 30. Committed, 
5 JUNE. Reported; to be ingrossed; 19, Passed, 20. 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, go. 

Hundred Foot River. Vide Mepall, &amp;c. 

Hundreds. Vide Poor. 


Hunmanby and Fordon Open Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bil to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 11 FeR. Pre- 
sented, and read, 6 JUNE. Bill not being properly pre- 
pared, Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn; a proper one ordered instead of Ditto; 10. Pre- 
sented, and read, 12. Committed, 17 JUNE. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 27. Amendments made; Bill passed; 
1 JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal Assent, o. 

Vide Muston, &amp;c. 

Huntspill Open and Common Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose the same, and also a Commonable Pasture called 
Stert Common, and for making Exchanges, referred to a 
Committee, 5 MAR. Reported; Bill ordered; 16 Mar. 
Presented, and read,19. Committed, 23, Reported; to 
be ingrossed;12JUNE. Amendments made ; Bill passed, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 25. 
Amendments agreed to,2 JULY. Ruoyal Assent, 9, 

Husbandry. Vide Inclosures. Labourers, 

Hykeham (South) Open Meadows and Commonable Lands, 
&amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose, and make Compensation 
for all Tythes, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 7 MaR. Presented, 
and read, 30 May. Committed, 5 JUNE, Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 16. King’s Consent signified; Bill passed ; 
17. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


H4 BEAS Corpus; Bill to further continue Act of last 
Session, empowering His Majesty to secure and detain 
suspected Persons conspiring against his Government, or- 
dered, 11 Dec. Presented, andread ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 12. Order for the Second Reading read, 
and a Petition of Paul Thomas Lemaitre, presented and 
read, complaining of his Imprisonment under the Provisions 
of the several Acts for empowering His Majesty to secure 
and detain suspected Persons ; Question negative for order- 
ing itto lie on the Table, and Petition rejected, 15. Bill 
committed, on a Division, ibid. Considered, 16. Report- 
ed; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
17. Bill now read a Third Time, ona Division, and passed, 
18. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 
Harvest. Vide Barley. Edinburgh. 


Hemp; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of the Duties payable on the Importation of undressed 
Hemp imported from any of the Counties that lie within the 
Limits of the exclusive Trade of the East India Company, 
18 Dec. Considered, ibid. Resolution for the Daties 
now payable on D°to cease and determine, reported, 19. 
Agreed to, and Bill ordered therenpon, ibid. Presented, and 
read, and committed, ibid. Considered and reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Redding ; 20. Passed, 
22. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Aabént, 41. 

Hereford 





Hereford City; Mr. Speaker acquaints the House, of his 
‘having issued his Warrant for a new Writ, during the 
» 11 Nov. 


Herrings ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of permitting Swedish Herrings to be imported Duty free, 
for the Purpose of being exported, 9g Dec. Committee 
deferred,10. Considered, 11. Resolution reported, agreed 
to, and Bill-ordered for Ditto, 12. Presented, and read, 
and Day appointed for Second Reading, 16. Committed, 
a7. Considered, 18. Reported; to ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 19. Passed,20. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 


——_— House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
so much of Act 38 Geo. ILI. as grants a Bounty on White 
Herrings expérted from this Kingdom, 18 DEc. Consi- 
dered, ibid. Resolution reported for discontinuing the said 
Bounty ; agreed to, and Instruction thereon, 19.—Vide Fish, 


Vide Fish. Nova Scotia. Provisions. Supply. 

Hops; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
the Duties payable on the Importation of Hops, 11 Norv. 
Considered, 12. Resolutions reported for suspending the 
Duties now payable on Foreign Hops, and charging other 
Duties, for Time to be limited; agreed to, and Bill or- 
dered thereupon ; 13. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 14. Committed, 15. Considered, 17. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 18. Deferred, 19. Passed, 20. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 26. Royal Assent, 8 Dec. 


Horses. Vide Corn. 

‘House meets in the Painted Chamber of the Palace of West- 
minster, 11 Nov.—Vide infra. 

attends His Majesty in the House of Peers, 11 Nov. 

—— D» His Majesty’s Commissioners in the House of Peers, 
to pass Bills, 24 Nor. 

usual Orders and Resolutions touching Privileges and 

Elections, Constables, &amp;c. 12 Norv. 

resolves to take Matters into Consideration, viz.— 
King’s Speech, and Messages, 12 Nov. 

—— immediately resolves itself into Committees, 26 Nov.— 
4 DEc. 15. 18. 22. 

—— D° on Bills re-committed, 4 DEc. 

—— resolves at Rising to adjourn to certain Days, 21 Nor. 
28.—5 DEc.——After the Motion for Ditto being inter- 
rupted, 22 DEc. 

resolves to continue sitting for some Time, at the Re- 

quest of the Lords, 28 Nov. 

—— D*tosend Answers to Lords Messages, by Messengers 

of theirown, 18 Nov. 19. 28.—1 Dec. 2. 
—— ‘D° to send Copy of a Report to the Lords, as desired, 
12 DEc. 

proceeds to take Matters into Consideration, &amp;c. 13 
Nov. 18. 20.—1 DEc. 12. into further Consideration, 
4 DEc.10. 

—— D° Lords Amendments to Bills, 19 DEc. 

——— interrupted in their Proceedings by Messages from the 

Lords, 2 Dec. 22. 

—— D° by Messages from Lords Commissioners, 22 DEC. 

——— adjourns for want of Forty Members present, 2 DEc. 

—— D* without doing Business, 3 Dec. 13. 30. 

—— extends the Time for certain Notices to be given in 
Newspapers in a particular Case, 19 DEC. 

—— sits on Saturdays, 15 Nov. 13 DEC. 20. 

——- acquainted of particular Matters, 11 Nov. 12.—5 Dec. 
12. 

—— informed of D°, 17 Nov. 26. 27. 28.—1 DEC. 4.10. 11. 























12. 28. 20. 
—— according te Order resolves itself into Committees, 
12 Nov. 14. 15.17. 19—9 DEC. 11. 17. 19. 


—— D* proceeds to consider Matters, 13 Nov. 26. 
—— Vide King. Lords. Parliament. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


ERSEY Wines. Vide French. 
Vide Address. King. 





Jervoise, Tristram Huddlestone; Bill from the Lords for Sale 
of Part of the Estates devised by his Will, and for laying 
out the Money under the Direction of the Court of Chan- 





INDEX @o the Firty-FirrH VoLtume. 





’ cery, &amp;c. 23 May. Read First Time, 26. Committed, 
30. Reported ; Bill passed,11 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Importation. Vide Spirits. Wheat. 

Inclosure Bills; a Select Committee appointed to take into 
Consideration the Standing Order of the House, of the 
27th of June in the last Session, relative to Bills of Inclo- 
sure; to report the same, with their Opinions ; and Five to 
be the Quorum, 24 FER. Report.a Reslticn for repeal- 
ing the said Standing Order, and resolve upon making a 
new one; reported; Day appointed for taking the Report 
into further Consideration ; 27. Report further considered. 
Resolutions agreed to, and the last of them made a Stand- 
ing Order, 3 Mar. 


—a Select Committee appointed to examine what 

Clauses are usually contained in Acts of Inclosure, and to 

report such of them as it may appear fit to comprise in 

One Act, and to send for Persons, Papers, and Records, 

30 JUNE. Reported, with an Appendix, containing par- 

ticular Clauses, and they are entered ; Report referred to a 

Committee of the whole House; 8 JULY. Committee 

deferred, 9. 14- A Resolution of a former Day read and 

entered, and referred; Report considered; reported, 
and Bill for consolidating into One Act certain Provisions 
usually inserted in Acts of Inclosure; 15. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 16. Commit- 
ted, 17. An Instruction, and Bill considered, 21. Re- 
ported ; a Schedule of Forms of Proceedings added; Bill 

to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 22. 

Passed, 23. 

—— General. Vide Waste Lands. 

Income, &amp;c. House resolves to go into a Committee to consi 
der so much of Act 38 Geo. III. for granting new Duties 
of Customs on Goods imported and exported, &amp;c. and Act 
of last Session respecting certain Duties upon Income, as 
relates to the Appropriation of the Duties thereby granted, 
a OcT. Considered; Report received, and Bill ordered to 
amend the said Act of the last Session, 2. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 3. Committed, 
4. Considered, 5. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 7. Passed, 8. Agreed to by 
the Lords,12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Bill to explain and amend, &amp;c. several Acts passed in 

the last Session, relating to the Duties on Income, ordered, 

4 APR. Presented, snd read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading, and to be printed; ibid. A further Day ap- 

pointed for Ditto, 17. Bill containing Provisions which 

should have been first considered in a Committee of the 

whole House, was withdrawn, 18. 

Acts of last Session respecting the Duties on Income 

to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 13 

Mav. Deferred, 15. 16. Considered, 19. Report several 

Resolutions which were agreed to, and Bill ordered there- 

upon ; Instruction to make Provision therein for distin- 

guishing Commercial Income from other Income, &amp;c. and 
the Resolutions to be printed; 20. Bill presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; 

22. Committed, 23. Considered, 26. Reported ; Clauses 

added; Amendments made; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; Bill as amended, to be piinifed ; 

27. Bill read Third Time; Clauses added ; one amended 

and added ; one negatived Second Reading; Amendments 

made ; Bill passed ; 30. Agreed to by the He 13 JUNE. 

Royal Assent, 20. 

— Bill for explaining and amending so much of the Act 
passed in the present Session, as respects the Delivery of 
Statements to the Commercial Commissioners of London, 
under the Amount of Twenty Pounds, ordered, 14 JULY. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
15. Committed, 16. Considered, and no Amendment 
made, Bill reported, and ordered to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, 28. 

——— Vide Accounts. Consolidated Fund. Exchequer Bills. 
Questions Negative. Ways ard Means in Supply. 

Incorporation. Vide Asylum. Paper. 


Indemnity. Vide Apprenticeship. Bakers. Land Tax. Offices, 
Printers. Surinam. Volunteer Corps. West Indies. 

Inder, General ; a Select Committee appointed to examine 
the General Index to the Journals of the last Parliament, 
compiled by Mr. Dunn, and to report Opinion ; Five to 
be the Quorum; 26 Mar. Reported, that the said Gene- 
ral Index was well calculated to answer the Purposes in- 
tended ; Report to lie on the Table; 1 4PR. Address 
thereupon, 28 JULY. 

—— Vide Address. Journals. 

















India, 











India; Bill for establishing further R lations for the 
Government of the British Territories in India, and the 
better Administration of Justice within the same, ordered, 
6 JuNE. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; to be printed; 9. Committed, 1g. Considered ; 
sepeched ; Report to be further considered ; Bill as amended 
to be printed; 17. Deferred, 23.27. Report further 
considered ; Bill re-committed; go. Committee deferred, 
1 JULY. 2.3. Considered, 4. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 8.9. Amendments 
made; Bill passed; 14- Agreed to by the Lords with 
some Amendments; 22. Amendments agreed to, and 
Reasons given for it, 23. Royal Assent, 28. 

—— Vide Accounts. East India. 


Infants. Vide Brouguens. 


Ingburchworth Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition for a 
ill to inclose, &amp;c. ; Bill ordered; 7 MarR. Presented, and 
read, 26 May. Committed, 30. Reported; to be in- 
ossed; g JUNE. Amendments made; Bill passed; 16. 

y heres to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, go. 


Innkeepers ; Petitions of Innkeepers, Victuallers, and Publicans 
of, Bridgnorth, Prescot, Walsall, Guildford, Folkestone, 
Gloucester City, Banbury, Thetford, Pershore, Tewkes- 
bury, Romsey, Alnwick, Great Yarmouth, Kirkby Ste- 

hen, Maldon, Bridport, Lancaster, Mitcham, and Nether 
Kaatdord,compleinin g of their Losses by having Horse and 
Foot Soldiers quartered on them, and praying Relief; to 
lie on the Table; 17 APR. Other Petitions from Lyan 
Regis, Norwich City, Daventry, Ipswich, Hythe, Bright- 
helmstone, Honiton, Croydon, Cuckfield, Dover, Lewes, 
Lincoln, Launceston and Newport, Lichfield; containing 
the same Complaint and Prayer ; to lie on the Table; 18, 
Petitions presented on the 17th Instant, again read and re- 
ferred to a Committee, and to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records, &amp;c.ibid. Petitions presented on the 18th, referred 
to the Committee on the other Petitions; 21. Further Pe- 
titions presented from Darlington, Bishop Auekland, Swaff- 
ham, Ripon, Worcester City, Wellingborough, Hunting- 
don and Godmanchester, Woodbridge, Hadleigh, Peter- 
borough, Stilton, Seaford, &amp;c. Canterbury, Petersfield ; 
referred to the same Committee; ibid. Further Petitions 
presented, from Sandwich, Arundel, Hastings, Rochester, 
&amp;c. Maidstone, New Shoreham, Doncaster, Tadcaster, Barn - 
sley, Whitby, and Kingston upon Hull ; referred to the same 
Committee; 22. Further Petitions from Newcastle-under- 
Lyne, Yeovil, &amp;c. York, Lavenham, Derby, Birmingham, 
Easingwold, Exeter, and Bishop Stortford ; referred to the 
same Committee; 23. Further Petitions presented, from 
Falmouth, Manchester, &amp;c. Godalming, Trowbridge ; refer- 
red also; 24. Further Petitions presented from Gravesend, 
&amp;c. Saint Alban, Essex, Bath, Market Harborough ; refer- 
red; 25. Other Petitions, the like, 28. Ditto of Coventry, 
referred, &amp;c. 29. Other Petitions, the like, 30. Report, 
recommending some further Relief to the Innkeepers; to 
lie on the Table; 1 May. Petition from Sudbury to the 
like Effect; to lie on the Table; ibid. Other Petitions 
from Ely, East Grinstead, Alton, Nottingham; to lie on 

* the Table; 2. The Report referred to the Committee on 

the Bill for increasing the Rates of Subsistence to be paid 
to Innkeepers, &amp;c. ibid. Further Petitions from Weymouth 
and Melcombe Regis and Shrewsbury : to lie on the Table ; 
5. Petition from Taunton; ditto, 6. Of Innkeepers of 
Durham, praying for Traders to be made liable to have 
Soldiers quartered upon them ; to lie on the Table; 14. 





Bill for increasing the Rates of Subsistence to be 
paid to Innkeepers and others on Quartering Soldiers, or- 
dered; 28 Mar. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 31. Committed, 1 4PR. Committee 
deferred, 2. 3. 4. 17.22.25.—1 May. The Report from 
the Committee on the Innkeepers Petitions referred to the 
Committee, and Bill considered, 2. Reported ; Amend- 
ments made ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 5. Passed, 6. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16. 


——_—— Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Insane Persons, Bill for the safe Custody of Insane Persons 
charged with Offences, reported with the Bill respecting 
Treason, and made separate Bills, 11 JuLy. Day ap- 

ointed for further considering the Report of this Bill, 14. 
Deferred, 15- Report further considered ; Bill to be in- 

ossed ; Day appointed for Third meaty 16 Passed, 17. 

greed to = the Lords with some endments, 24. 
Amendments agreed to, 25. Royal Assent, 28. 


Vide Treason. 
Instalments. Vide M‘Dowall.—Vincent’s Saint. 





Vox. 55.——17099-1800, &amp; 1800 


INDEX ¢o the Firty-FirFTH VOLUME. 


Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills, to 
make particular Provision therein, 30 SEP.—3 Oc?. 4.— 
10 FEB.—20 MaR.—30 APR.—15 MAY. 20.—12 JUNE. 
—8 JULY. 17. 

— to a Select Committee on a Bill, to receive Clause, 
13 JUNE. 

D°, to make Provision in Bills, 25 Mar.— 
16 May.—io JUNE.—21 JULY. 

————— D*, to extend the Provisions of a Bill, 26 Mar. 

——_———. D°, to turn One Bill into Two Bills, 1 Juxy. 

—————— D® to repeal an Act, and substitute other Provi- 

sions instead thereof, 17 JULY. 


D*, to amend an Act, 8 JULY. 
—— ——— D* to admit Counsel to be heard in favour of 
Bills, 25 Fes. 27. 28.—3 MAR. 10. 17. 18. 
24. 25.—4 APR. 25.—6 MAY. 7.9. 14. 27.— 
5 JUNE. 10. 11. 13. 16. 17. 
to Select Committees on particular Matters, to 
consider other Matters, 26 SEP.—2 OctT.—7 FEB.—12 
MAY. 13. 15. 
—————- to Committees of the whole House for D°, 19 
FeB.—7 May. 13.—6 JUNE. g. 17. 
——-——— to Committees of the whole House, to make 
Provision in Bills, 7 OcT. 8.-g May. 15. 27. 
—23 JUNE.—14 JULY. 














—— D° to extend the Provisions of a Bill, 20 JUNE. 
D° to receive Clauses, 7 OcT.—21 APR.—22 
JULY. 


to a Committee of the whole House, to receive 


and consider any Proposal from the Bank of England, 
19 FEB. 





an Instruction ordered upon a Motion made by 

Direction of a Select Committee, 13 Mary. 

——- Instruction to a Committee of the whole House, 

to hear Counsel and examine Witnesses both for and against 

a Bill, 18 APR. ' 

Vide Bills. Commitiees. 
(withdrawn). Questions Negative. 

John’s (Saint) Church. Vide Hampstead. Hertford. House. 

Johnstone, William. Vide M‘Dowall. 

Jointures. Vide Richmond, Duke of 

Journals, Entries therein read, 28 FeB—1 MAY. 8. 





re 





Counsel. Motions 





A Special Entry therein made upon agreeing to the 
Lords Amendments to a Bill, 3 APR. 

A Special Entry relating to receiving the Lords 
Agreement to certain Bills passed by the Commons, after 
the same Bills had received the Royal Assent, ordered to 
be made therein, 28 JULY. 





———— Reason given for agreeing to an Amendment of the 
Lords to a Title of a Bill, 21 Mar. 

———— the Fifty-fifth Volume with an Index thereto, to 
be printed, 28 JULY. 


— Journals of the House of Lords, 8 JULY. 18, 
———— Vide Accounts. Address. Clerks. Index. Supply. 
Journeymen. Vide Cotton Weavers. Workmen. 


Ireland ; Message from His Majesty, communicating to the 
House the Joint Address of the Lords and Commons of Ire- 
land, laying before His Majesty certain Resolutions, which 
contain the Terms proposed by them for an entire Union 
between the Two Kingdoms, to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House,2 APR. Copies of the Resolu- 
tions and Address, presented, ibid. Also Commercial Ac- 
counts of Great Britain and Ireland, and Accounts of 
British Revenue and Expenditure, and the like of Irish, re- 
ferred to the Committee, and ordered to be printed, ibid. 
Committee deferred, 17. Resolutions of both Houses of 
Parliament in the last Session, respecting an Union with 
Great Britain and I[reland, and their Address to His Ma- 
jesty thereupon, referred to this Committee; Message con- 
sidered ; Report a Progress; Day appointed for further 
considering the same; 21. Petition of the Manufacturers 
and others, concerned in the Woollen Trade of the Count 
of Gloucester, against the Exportation of Wool to Ireland, 
referred to this Committee, 22. Message further consi- 
dered ; report a further Progress ; to be further considered ; 
ibid, Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Norwich against the 
Exportation of Wool to kreland, referred to this Committee, 
23. Petition of Inhabitants of Cirencester, and Ditto of 
Clothiers, &amp;c. of Painswick, against Ditto, referred, 24. 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of amore against Ditto, re- 
ferred, ibid. Committee deferred, ibid. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. of Kirkby, in nw and Ditto of Merchants, 








INDEX 00 the FirTy-FIFTH VOLUME, 


“Ke. residing in Totnes, against the Exportation of Wool, 
&amp;e. eimel, 25. Negative an Instruction to consider of se- 
‘euring the Independence of Parliament, and the Message 
further considered ; a further Progress reported, and to be 
‘further considered; 25. Petition of Clothiers residing in 
‘the City of New Sarum, and several other Petitions, against 
‘the Exportation of Wool to Ireland, referred to the Com- 
mittee, 28. Ditto of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Rochdale ; of Wool Staplers, &amp;c. of 
London, Southwark, &amp;c.; of Merchants, &amp;c. concerned in 
the Wool and Woollen Trade residing in London, against 
the Exportation of Ditto to Lreland ; referred to this Com- 
mittee, and Counsel, &amp;c. ordered, ibid. Message further 
considered : a farther Progress reported, and to be further 
considered, ibid. Petition of Woollen Manufacturers, &amp;c. 
inthe Town of Wiveliscombe, against Exportation of Wool 
to Ireland, referred, &amp;c. 29. Message further considered ; 
a further Progress made, and to be further considered, ibid. 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of the Forest of Rossendale, 
against the said Exportation of Wool, referred, 30. Mes- 
sage further considered ; a further Progress reported, and to 
be further considered, ibid. Petition of Manufacturers of 
Tavistock, &amp;c. against the said Exportation of Wool, re- 
ferred,1 May. Message further considered ; report a fur- 
‘ther Progress, and that they had considered the several Pe- 
titions referred, and had heard Counsel, &amp;c. and come to 
several Resolutions ; Motion made for receiving the Report 
on 4 particular Day ; several Entries in the Journals read ; 
Day appointed for receiving the Report; and Message to be 
further considered ; ibid. Report several Resolutions; cer- 
tain Articles in the Union with Scotland read; the Three 
first of the Resolutions reported, agreed to, and the further 
Consideration of the Report adjourned ; 2. Petition of Mer- 
chants, &amp;c. concerned in the Wool and Woollen Trade in the 
County of Cornwall, against the said Exportation of Wool; 
to lie on the Table; 5. Report taken into further Con- 
sideration ; negative several Amendments proposed to the 
Fourth Resolution; Amendments made thereto; House 
agrees to the Resolution so amended, and it is entered as 
agreed to; the Fifth Article being read, several Amend- 
ments were made to it, and as amended agreed to and en- 
tered; the Sixth Article was proposed to be re-committed, 
but negatived on a Division; several Amendments were 
made to it, and as amended agreed to and entered; the 
Seventh was read and several Amendments made thereto, 
and as amended agreed to and entered ; the Eighth agreed 
to upon the Second Reading; an Address to His Majesty 
was then moved ; a Motion was made to adjourn the De- 
bate thereon, but negatived ; the Address agreed to ; a Com- 
mittee appointed to draw it up; Members appointed of 
Ditto ; His Majesty’s Message referred to the Committee ; 
Address reported and agreed to ; the Address and Resoly- 
tions respecting the Union, to be communicated to the 
Lords at a Conference and their Concurrence desired; a 
Conference desired ; Member to go to the Lords, ibid. Day 
appointed for further considering the Message; ibid. Vide 
Address ——Report from the Conference, that the Lords had 
agreed to the Resolutions with several Amendments ; and 
that they had agreed to the Address; Amendments of the 
Lords considered and entered, and Day appointed for taking 
them into further Consideration; 8. Amendments of the 
Lords furtherconsidered, and agreed to, anda Message sent 
to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, 9. Vide Ad- 
dress. Committee deferred ; 12.14.20.21. Message fur- 
ther considered ; Petition of Masters, Artizans, &amp;c. of Rib- 
bons in Coventry, praying for a proper Duty on Irish-made 
Ribbons, and to protect their Manufacture, referred to the 
Committee; several Papers, before presented, respecting 
Countervailing Duties, also referred; report a Progress, 
and a Resolution come to ; report of Ditto to be received, 
and Day appointed for further considering the Message ; 23. 
Statement of Countervailing Duties; and an Address of 
both Houses of Parliament in Ireland relative to Ditto, re- 
ferred, 26. Report a Resolution, stating what shall be the 
Countervailing Duties on Importation from Ireland after 
the Union; Resolution agreed to;. Message sent to the 
Lords to communicate to them the said Resolution, and to 
desire their Concurrenee thereto; 26. Report of Ditto, 
ibid. Message from the Lords agreeing to the said Resolu- 
tion, and to an Address thereupon to His Majesty, to which 
they desire the Concurrence of che House ; House agrees to 
the Address; Message sent to the Lords to acquaint them 
therewith ; ibid. Message of His Majesty further considered ; 
report a further Progress, and of a Resolution come to, &amp;c. 
and Message to be further considered ; ibid. Report of Du- 
ties to be the Duties, on [mportationintoIreland, of Articles 
of the Growth, Produce, or Manufacture of Great Britain; 
Resolution agreed to, and Address to His Majesty, to lay 
x 





the same before Him, and request He will communicate 
them to the Two Houses of Poctemens of Ireland, 27. Ad- 
dress agreed to, and to be communicated to the Lords, and 
their Concurrence desired, ibid. M e from the Lords, 
that they agree to ditto, ibid. Vide Adres Report of 
attending His Majesty with Ditto, 30. Message deferred, 
ibid, Ditto, 5JuNng.9. Copy of Address of both Houses 

of the Parliament of Ireland to the King, gth June 1800, 

acquainting His Majesty that they had agreed to the Coun- 

tervailing Duties, to lie on the Table, 11. Day appointed 
for farther ywnp iin Message,12. An Exemplifica- 
tion of an Act of the Parliament of [reland, to regulate the 

Mode of summoning the Lords Spiritual and Tonpitl, 

&amp;c. presented, read and entered, 16. Day appointed for 

further considering the Message, ibid. Message read; 

Entries in the Votes read; Act of the same Session, read ; 

Bill for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland, ordered); 

17. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 

ing; to be printed; ibid. Committed, 18. Considered, 20. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

einem 2 23. Passed, 24. Message from the Lords de- 

siring the Exemplification of the Act of the Parliament of 

Ireland, to be communicated to them, 25. Messengers 

again called into the House, and the Exemplification de- 

livered to them, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 30. Royal 

Assent, 2 JULY. 

Vide Militia. Questions Negative. Seamen. 

Islip Common and Open Fields and Meadows, Petition for a 
Bill to inclose; &amp;c. Bill ordered; 21 Jan. Presented, 
and read, 27. Committed, 3 Fes. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 10. Passed, 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. 
Royal Assent, 28. 


Judges. Vide Scotland. 
Juries. Vide Accounts. Cold Bath Fields. Questions Nega- 


, tive. 

Justice, Courts of, Grand Committee appointed ; 25 SEP. 

Ivelchester, Petition fora Bill more effectually to repair seve- 
ral Roads leading from that Town, and for repealing former 
Acts, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 27 JAN. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 7 Feb. Presented, and read, 19. Com- 
mitted, 25. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 5 MAR. Passed, 7. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 25. 

Iver Open Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
Bill ordered; 25 FEB. Presented, and read, 5 May. 
Committed, 9. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Estates against 
the Bill in its then State, referred to the Committee on the 
Bill ; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c.; ibid. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 28. Passed, 30. Agreed to by 
the Lords with some Amendments, 18 JUNE. Amend- 
ments agreed to,19. Royal Assent, 20. 


Ives, Saint, Open Common Fields,Meadows, &amp;c. Petition for 
a Bill to inclose ; Bill ordered; 6 Mar. 


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41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


AMAICA, &amp;c. Free Ports. Vide Curagao. 
Importation. Vide Accounts. Corn. Flour. 
Expiring. Provisions. Rice. Wheat. 

Inclosure Bills. Vide Arlingham. Offord Cluney. Orders. 
Wandsworth. 

Income, Motion for laying before the House an Account of 
the Total Produce of the Tax upon Income ior the Year 
ending 4th April 1801, withdrawn, 14 Nov. 

Vide Questions Negative. 

Indemnity. Vide Offices. Rice. Taylors. 

Informations. Vide Bread. 

Inquests. Vide Bread. 

Instructions to Gentlemen appointed to bring in Bills, tomake 
particular Provision therein, 18 Nov.—17 DEc. 18. 

to Committees of the whole House on Bills, to 
make Provision therein, 17 Nov. 24. 28.— 
19 DEC. 20. - 

D®, to receive Clauses, 27 Nov.—16 Dec. 

to Select Committees on particular Matters to 
consider other Matters, 24 Nor. 

D®, to enquire into Matters and report, 12 Nor. 

to Committees of the whole House to con- 
sider other Matters, 16 Dec. 

Journals, Entries therein read, 18 Nov. 

——— — from the End of the last Session to the End of the 
present Session, with an Index thereto, to be printed, 
29 Dec. Vide Clerk. Speaker. 

Ireland, 


Laws 




















INDEX ¢@o the Firry-rirTtTH VortuMeE. 


Ireland. Vide Accounts. 
Justice, Courts of ; Grand Committee appointed ; 12 Nor. 


Proclamation. 


Justices. Vide Kent. Poor. 


39°&amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 § 1800. 


EIGHLEY Road to many in Kendal, Petition for a 

‘Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, 
with respect to the District of Road lying in the Counties 
of Westmoreland and Lancaster, referred to a Committee, 
13 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered; 14 May. Presented, 
and read, 16. Committed, 20. Reported; a Clause ad- 
ded ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 16 JUNE. Read Third Time ; 
Amendments made; Bill passed; 27.—2 JULY. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 8. Royal Assent, g. 

Kellington Inclosure. Vide Egbrough. 

Kent Gaol ; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act 9 Geo. II. for 
enabling the Justices of the Western Division of the County 
of Kent to purchase Ground for building a Gaol, and to 
apply Part of the County Stock of the said Division to- 
wards the same, &amp;c. referred toa Committee, 17 FEB. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 5 Mar. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 19. Petition of Justices of 
the Peace acting in and for the County of Kent, in favour 
of the Bill, to lie on the Table, 26. Petition of Justices of 
the Peace acting in and for the Eastern Division of the 
County of Kent, against the Bill, to lie on the Table till the 
Second Reading of the Billand Counsel ordered, ibid. Or- 
der for the Second Reading discharged, and another Day 
appointed, ibid. Counsel heard on the Second Reading, 
and the further Proceeding thereon adjourned, 2 APR. 
Further adjourned, 18. Bill withdrawn, 24. Another Bill 
ordered, ibid. Presented, and read, 25. Negative now 
reading the Bill Second Time, and defer it for Six Months, go. 

Petition for a Bill to enable the Justices to make an 

equal and proportionate Rate for the said County, to be ap- 

plied to general Purposes of the County, referred to a 

Committee, 7 MAR. 





Kerry, Justinian ; Bill from the Lords to enable him to take 
the Surname and Arms of Ekins only, 23 May. Read 
First Time, 5 JUNE. Committed, 10. Reported; Bill 
passed; 18. Royal Assent, 20. 


Kidderminster Roads leading from the Market House, Peti- 
tion for ‘a Bill to continue and es, Term and Powers of 
Act, referred to a Committee, 25 FEB. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 22 May. Presented, and read,30. Committed, 
5 JUNE. Reported ; to beingrossed; 19. Passed, 20. 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, go. 


Kid Skins; Houseresolvesto go into a Committee to consider of 
so much ofan Act of 27 Geo. III. as relates to the Duties and 
Drawbacks on Kid Skins, imported into or tawed in Great 
Britain, 6 JUNE. Considered, 9. Report Resolutions ; 
agreed to; Bill ordered for repealing Part of the Duties on 
Ditto; 10. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 12. Committed, 13. Considered, 16, Report- 
ed; to be ingrossed; Day ea for Third Reading ; 17. 
Passed, 18. Agreed to by e Lords, 24. Royal Assent, 30. 

Kincardine, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road from Stone- 
haven through the Slug Mount to the Bridge over the River 
Dee, in that County, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 17 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 4 Mar. Presented, and read, 5. 
Committed, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; 28. Passed, 
1 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, 24. 

King, Message from, to attend Him in the House of Peers, 
24 SEP.—29 JULY. 

——His Speechat the Beginning of the Session, reported by 
Mr. Speaker, 24. SEP. Resolution thereupon, ibid. Vide 
Address. 

—— His Speech to be considered, 25 SEP. Considered ; 
Motion for a Supply ; to be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House; 26. Vide Supply. 

—— His Speech at the Close of the Session, 29 JULY, 

appoints to be attended by the House at Saint James’s, 

26 Sep. With an Address of both Houses, 19 Muay. 

By both Houses, 28. 


—— His Recommendation to Petitions signified, 30 Sep.— 
14 FEB.19.~-10 MAR. 31.—5, MA Y¥.14.26.—16JULY. 


—— D* te Motions, 14 MAY. 23.—19 JUNE--2 JULY. 4. 

—— D&gt;» for erecting a Lazarette on Land, &amp;c. 24 JUNE. 

—— His Consent to Bills signified, 30 dPR.—2 MAY. 8.9. 
22. 27.—5 JUNE. 6.10. 11. 16.17.19, 27.—8 JULY. 





Vot. 55.— 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


King desires the House to adjourn to a particular Day, 
12 OcT. Question Negative for adjourning the Debate 
upon the Motion for Adjournment, ibid. 

gives the Royal Assent to Bills, by Commission, 8 Ocr. 
12.—19 FER. 20, 28.—10 MAR. 25. 28.—4 APR. 

24.—1 MY. 16, 30.—20 JUNE. 30.—9 JULY. 28. 

—— D*; in Person, 2 JULY. 29. 

—— His Speeches of a former Session read, 8 Ma y. 

—— D’ of the same Session, 26 SEP. 

—— His Message of the same Session again read, 14 Fer. 

——— D’ referred toa Committee, 5 FEB. 14.—5 May. 27. 

~— His Answers to Addresses reported, 26 SEP. 30.— 
12 OcT.—5 FEB. 

——— recommends making Provision for the Charge of Pay 

and Cloathing for the Militia, 31 Mar. 

—— D*, for Expence of Allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant 

Majors, &amp;c. of the Militia disembodied, 31 Mar. 

—— D° for Ditto to certain Subaltern Officers of the Militia 
in Time of Peace, 16 JUNE. 

Message from, recommending to the House to make 
further Provision for the several Branches of the Public 
Service, and for the vigorous Prosecution of the War; Day 
appointed for considering it; 22 JAN. Copies of certain 
Letters and Papers presented, and to be considered at the 
same Time, ibid. Consideration deferred, 27. 29. Consi- 
dered ; Address thereupon; 3 FeB. To be further consi- 
dered, ibid. Further considered; a Motion made, That a 
Supply be granted to His Majesty ; Motion to be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House ; 4. Vide Supply. 

—— Message from, acquainting the House that He had di- 
rected proper Accommodations to be provided for a Body 
of Auxiliary Russian Troops, intended to be employed in 
the Expedition to Holland, in the Islands of Guernsey and 
Jersey, 22 Jan. Address thereupon, ibid. 

Message from, informing the House that He had ordered 
certain Ships and their Cargoes to be destroyed, which had 
arrived in the Ports of this Country from Mogadore, with foul 
Bills of Health, and left that Place when the Plague raged 
there with the greatest Violence, 11 FEB. Address thereupon, 
ibid. Message referred to a Committee, and to send for Per- 
sons, Papers, and Records, &amp;c. ibid. Vide Plague. Supply. 

—-— Message from, acquainting the House that He is con- 
certing Engagements with the Emperor of Germany, the 
Elector of Bavaria, and other Powers of the Empire, and 
recommending to the House to enable Him to grant pro- 
visionally such Advances as may be necessary for this Pur- 
pose ; Day appointed for considering it ; 13 Fe. Considered, 
and referred to the Committee of Supply, 14. Vide Supply. 

Message from, recommending to the House, the joint 

Address of the Lords and Commons of Ireland, laying be- 

fore His Majesty certain Resolutions, which contain the. 

Terms proposed by them for an entire Union between the 

Two Kingdoms, 2 APR. To be considered in a Committee 

of the whole House, ibid. Also referred to the Committee 

appointed to draw up an Address on agreeing to Counter- 
vailing Duties,27 May. Vide Address. Ireland. 

The Lords desire a present Conference upon a Subject 
materially affecting the Safety of His Majesty’s Person and 
the Happiness of His People, and inform the House of the 
Reasons which had induced them to send this Message by 
their Clerk Assistant and the Deputy Clerk of the Crown, 
16 May. House resolves to send an Rusiiet by Messengers 
of theirown, ibid. Resolutions acquiescing in the Reasons 
assigned by their Lordships, for not seading the Message by 
the usual Messengers, ibid. Conference agreed:to; Message 
sent to the Lords, to acquaint them therewith; ibid, Report. 
of Ditto; Committee appointed to manage Conference; 
Managers Names called over, and they go eg Report 
Conference had, and that it was to acquaint the House that 
their Lordships had agreed to an Address to His Majesty, in 
consequence of the late atrocious Attempt on His Majesty’s 
most Sacred Person, and that they desired the Concurrence. 
of the House thereto, ibid. Vide Address. ' 

—— Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill concerning the Dis- 
position of certain real and personal Property of His Ma- 
jesty, His Heirs and Successors, and also of the real and 
personal Property of Her Majesty, and of the Queen Con- 
sort for the ‘time being, referred to a Committee of the 
whole House, 6 JUNE. Committee deferred,11, Vide infra. 

Message from, recommending to the House to make Pro- 

vision for removing Doubts which have arisen concerning 

the Disposition of certain real and personal Property of His 

Majesty and His Successors, and of the Queen, and Queen 

Consort for the Time being, 17 JUNE. Referred to a Com- 

mittee 





























INDEX to the Firtvy-rirTH VoLuME. 


ranittee of the whole House, ibid. Her Majesty’s Consentsig- 
nified to the Subject Matter of the Message, and the Mes- 
sage considered, 18. Reported, and Bill ordered, ibid. Pre- 
-sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be 
_printed; 19. Deferred, 23.27.30.—1 JOLY. Committed, 3. 
Committee deferred. 8.9. Considered ; reported ; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 14. Deferred, 
15. Passed,16. Agreed to by thé Lords, 25. Royal Assent, 28. 


‘King, Message from, acquainting the House that Conventions 
had been entered into with the Stadtholder of the United 
“Provinces, for placing at His Majesty’s Disposal certain 
Ships of War and Seamen, together with a Body of Land 
Forces which had been passed over to this Country, 25 JUNE. 
To be considered in a a ee of the whole House, ibid. 
_Address to thank His Majesty for the Communication, ibid. 
Vide Address. Papers referred, ibid. Message considered, 
and report a Progress ; to be further considered same Day, 
27. Other Papers referred, ibid. Message further considered, 
ibid. Reported, and Bill ordered, 30. Vide Dutch Forces. 
——— Message from, communicating the Engagements which 
His Majesty has entered into with the Emperor of Ger- 
‘many, and recommending to the House to adopt such Mea- 
-sures as‘may be necessary, in order to enable His Majesty 
to fulfil them, 15 JuLy. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, ibid. Vide Supply. — 
‘Message from, for a Vote of Credit, 18 Juty. Refer- 
red to the Committee of Supply, ibid. Vide Supply. 
—— His Speech at the Close of the Session, 29 JULY. 
—— Vide Game. Habeas Corpus. Liverpool. 
Kingston upon Hull, Petition for a ‘Bill to enlarge and im- 
.prove the Market Place, Streets, &amp;c. and for making a 
‘Bock or Bason adjoining the River Humber, referred to a 
Committee, 3 MarR. 


Vide Humber. 
Kirkburton Commons, Moors, and Waste Grounds, Petition 
-for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered, 7 Mar. 

Vide Shelley. 

Kirkby Open Arable Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; &amp;c. Bill ordered, 12 FEB. Presented,and read, 5 MAY. 
Committed, 26. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 10 JUNE. 
Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 20. 

Kirkby in Kendal Roads. Vide ‘Heron Syke. Keighley. 

Kirkby Kendal Canal. Vide Lancaster. 

Kircudbright, &amp;c. Burghs, new Writ, 22 APR. 











41° Geo. All. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


KING. Message from to attend Him in the House of 
Peers, 11 Nov.—31 DEc. 

—— His Speech at the Beginning of the Session, reported 
by Mr. Speaker, 11 Nov. esolution thereon, ibid. 
ide Address. Speech. 

—— His Speech to be considered, 12 Nov. Considered ; 


Motion for a Supply to be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House; 13. Vide Supply. 


Part of His Speech referred to a Committee, 13 Nov: 

Vide Provisions. 

appoints to be attended by the House at Saint James's, 
13 Nov. With an Address of both Houses, 2 DEc. 

—— His Recommendation to Petitions signified, 11 DEc. 

—— His Majesty’s Command. Vide Accounts. Proclamation, 

gives the Royal Assent to Bills, by Commission, 24 Nov. 

—8 DEc.15.22. In Person, 31. 

Part of His Speech of a former Day, read, 1 DEc. 

—— His Speech at the Close of the Session, 31 DEc. 

—— Vide Address. Proclamation. Provisions. 














39° &amp; 40° Geo. IiI. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


LA BOURERS, Bill to explain and amend so much 
of Act 5 Eliz. as empowers Justices of the Peace to re- 
gulate the Wages of Labourers in Husbandry, ordered, 
11 FEB. Presented, and read ; and to be printed ; 13. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 14. Negative now reading 
the Bill Second Time, and deferred for Six Months, 21. 
Vide Servants. 


Lanark, Petition for a Bill to enlarge the Term and Powers of 
Act for repairing the Road from Parkhouse to the Three 
Mile House in the County of Lanark, and other Roads ; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 3 Mar. Reported ; Bill ordered; 








21 APR. Presented, and read, 22. Committed, 30. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 27 May. Passed, 28. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20 JUNE. Royal Assent, 30. 

Lancaster Canal Navigation, Petition for a Bill for better en- 
abling the Company of Proprietors to complete the same ; 
referred to a Committee ; 7 MarR. Report of Petition not 
being within the Standing Orders ; Bill ordered; 28 APR. 
Presented, and read, 2 May. |Committed, 12. Petition of 
Owners of Estates in Westmorland, for Provision to be 
made for compelling the Company to begin the Canal in 
Westmorland ; referred to the Committee; 20. Voices 
given, &amp;c.22. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 5 JUNE. Passed, 
6. Agreed to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. 


Bill for better regulating the Practice, and preventing 

Delays, in the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster, or- 

dered, 28 May. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; to be printed; 10 JUNE. mmitted, 

12. Committee deferred, 16.17. Considered, 20. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed: Day appointed for Third Read- 

ing; 23. Passed,24. Agreed to by the Lords, 15 Juzy. 

Royal Assent, 28. 

Vide Liverpool. Stamp Duties. 

Land Taz, Bill to extend the Period limited by Act of last 
Session, for the Benefit of Preference to certain Bodies, 
Companies, &amp;c. therein mentioned, in contracting for the 
Redemption of Land Tax, ordered, 4 OcT. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed {for Second Reading; 5. Com- 
mitted, 7. Considered; reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 8. Passed, 9. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Bill for appointing Commissioners for putting in 
Execution an Act of the present Session, for continuing &amp;c. 
a Duty on Pensions, Offices, &amp;c. together with those named 
in Two former Acts, for appointing Commissioners of the 
Land Tax, ordered,27 FEB. Bill presented, andread, 28. 
Committed,5 Mar. Committee deferred, 19.26. Consi- 
dered, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 28. Ditto deferred, 31.—1 APR. Passed, 
3. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 24. 

Bill for extending the Powers of those Commissioners, 

and indemnifying such of them as have acted as Commis- 

sioners of the Land Tax, and for rendering valid certain’ 

Acts done by them, ordered, 6 JUNE. Presented, and read ; 

Day a, for Second Reading;9. Committed, 10. 

Considered ; report a Progress; Day appointed for further 

considering Ditto;12. Deferred, 16.17.19. Considered, 

reported; to be ingrossed; 20. Passed, 23. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 3 JuLY. Royal Assent, g. 


Bill for further extending the Period of Preference 
as granted for Redemption of Land Tax, and for enlarging 
the Powersof Acts, ordered, 18 Mar. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 19. Committed, 20. 
Committee deferred, 24. 25. 26. Considered, 27. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for the Third Reading; 28. 
A Clause added ; Bill passed ; 31. Agreed to by the Lords 
with Amendments, 3 APR. Amendments agreed to with 
aspecial Entry ofthe Reasonsforit, ibid. Royal Assent, 4. 

Vide Accounts. Elections. 


Langley Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered, 3 FEB. Presented, and read, 10. 
Committed, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; 7 Mar. 
Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 25. 

Laroche, Michael, Petition for a Bil for his Naturalization, 
and Bill ordered, 10 Mar.~ Presented, and read, 11. 








Laws Expiring ; Committee appointed to enquire what Laws 
are expired, or near expiring ; and to report Opinion, from 
Time to Time ; 25 SEP. Instruction to enquire what Public 
General Laws have expired within Twelve Months preceding 
the Commencement of the present Session, or are about to 
expire within 12 Months subsequent to the present Session : 
The Committee empowered to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; and Leave given them to 
sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House: The 
Report made 12th May 1796, from the Committee who were 
appointed to inspect all the Temporary Laws of a Public 

ature, expired or expiring, referred, 26. Report a Progress 
relative to what Public General Laws have expired, &amp;c. to 
lie on the Table, and to be printed, 27. Report Five Resolu- 
tions, the First for continuing Act 33 Geo. III. for establish- 
ing Courts.of Judicature in the Island of Newfoundland, and 
the Islands adjacent; the Second, for continuing Two Acts 
35 and 36 Geo. III. relating to the Admission of certain Ar- 
ticles of Merchandize in Neutral Ships, and the issuing of 
Orders in Council for that Purpose ; the Fourth, for continu- 
ing Act of the last Session, enabling His Majesty by Order 


in 





IN- DEX to the Frerrvy¥-FirtH VoLume. 


_ in Council, to permit until a certain Time, such Goods as 
shall. be specified in such Order, to be imported into this 
Kingdom in Neutral Ships ; the Fifth, for continuing another 
Act of the last Session, enabling His Majesty to prohibit the 
‘Exportation, and permit the Importation of Corn, and for 
allowing the Importation of other Articles of Provision with- 

_ out Payment of Duty ; the First Resolution agreed to, and 
Instruction accordingly. VideSeamen. The subsequent Re- 
solutions were postponed, and to be considered in a Com- 

mittee of the. whole House, ibid. Acts considered, 28. 
Report Four Resolutions for continuing the said Acts; 
agreed to, and Instruction accordingly ; 30. Vide Seamen. 

' Report Four Resolutions ; the First for continuing Act 33 
Geo. III. for establishing Courtsof Judicature in the Island 
of Newfoundland, and the Islands adjacent ; the Second, for 
continuing Two Acts of 35 and 36 Geo. Ill. ening 'P the 
Admission of certain Articles of Merchandize in Neutral 
Ships, and the issuing of Orders in Council fer that Purpose; 
the Third, for continuing Act 37 Geo. III. authorizing His 
Majesty to make Regulations respecting the Trade and 
Commerce toand from the Cape of Good Hope ; the Fourth, 
for continuing Act of last Session, to enable His Majesty, 
by Order in Council, to permit, until a certain Time, such 
Goods to be imported into this Kingdom in Neutral Ships: 
The First Resolution agreed to ; and Bill ordered accord- 
ingly ;7 Fes. Vide Newfoundland. The subsequent Reso- 

lutions were postponed, and to be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, ibid. Acts considered ; report Three 
Resolutions for continuing the said Acts ; agreed to, and [n- 
struction thereon; 10. Vide Newfoundland. Report Eight 
Resolutions ; the First for continuing Act 29 Geo. II. for 
— a Bounty upon certain Species of British and Irish 
inens exported, &amp;c.; the Second, for continuing Act 19 
Geo. II. for more effectual securing the Duties payable on 
Foreign-made Sail Cloth imported into this Kingdom, &amp;c. ; 
the Third, for continuing Act 9 GeolI. for further encou- 
raging, &amp;c. the Manufacture of British Sail Cloth, &amp;c.; the 
Fourth, for continuing Act 33 Geo. Il. for continuing Act 
12 of Queen Anne, for the better Encouragement of the 
making of Sail Cloth in Great Britain; the Fifth, for making 
at rare so much of Act 35 Geo. III. for better apo y, Yom 
uties on Glass, as was to have Continuance until 5th July 
1797, and afterwards continued to 1800; the Sixth, for con- 
tinuing so much of Act 15 and 16 Geo. II. as relates to the 
landing of Rum or Spirits of the British Sugar Plantations, 
before Payments of the Duties of Excise, and to the lodging 
the same, in Warehouses, &amp;c.; the Seventh, for continuing 
so much of Act 10 Geo. III. as relates to the Schoey the 
Fees of the Officers of the Customs, and of the Naval Officers 
in the British Colonies in America, &amp;c. ; the Eighth, for con- 
tinuing Act 37 Geo. LII. for prohibiting the Importation of 
Cambricks and French Lawns into this Kingdott, &amp;e.: The 
Four First of the Resolutions postponed ; the subsequent 
Resolutions agreed to, and a Bill or Bills ordered thereon ; 
vide Cambricks. The Four First of the Resolutions which 
were postponed, to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 18 Mar. Acts considered, 19. Report Four 
Resolutions for continuing the said Act; agreed to, and In- 
struction thereon ; 20. Vide Glass. Report Two Resolu- 
tions ; the First, for continuing an Act 26 Geo. IIT. for en- 
couraging the Fisheries carried on at Newfoundland, &amp;c. ; 
the Second, for continuing another Act 26 Geo. III. for the 
further Support, &amp;c. of the Fisheries carried onin the Green- 
land Seas and Davis’s Streights ; Report referred to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 6 May. Committee deferred, 7- 
Considered, 8. Report Two Resolutions for continuing 
the said Acts, and Instruction thereon,g. Vide Glass. 

Lazaretite. Vide Accounts. Quarantine. 

Leases. Vide Church Leases. Edmonton. 

Leather. Vide Hides. 


Leatherhead Road to Stoke near Guildford, Petition for a Bill 
to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, referred 
to a Committee, 25 FeB. Reported; Bill ordered; 
10 MarR. Presented, and read, 17. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 31. Passed,18 4PR. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 2 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

Leicester Road to Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Petition for a Bill to 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, referred to 
a Committee, 27 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered; 29. Pre- 
sented, and read, 3 FEB. Committed, q Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 
6 MarR. Royal Assent, 10. 

Petition for a Bill to repair the Roads leading from 

thence to Narborough, and from Leicester to Hinckley, &amp;c.; 

referred toa Committee, 27 JAN. Reported ; Bill ordered; 

29. Presented, and read, 3 FEB. mmitted, 7. Re- 





Vox. 55.— 17991800, &amp; 1800. 


rted; to be ingrossed ; 27,. ‘Passed, 28.. Agreed to b 
the Lords, 6 Mar. Royal Assent, 10. ’ . 

Leicester Navigation to Melton Mowbray, Petition for a Bill 
to enable the Company to complete the same, and for 
amending the Act; referred to a Committee; 27 Fea. 
ay ; Bill ordered; 31 Mar. Presented, and read, 
1 APR. Committed, 17. Reported; Bill re-committed ; 

5 May. Again reported; Report to lie on the Table; 9. 

Report further considered; First Report again read ; 

Amendments made ; Bill to be ingrossed; 19. Passed, 20. 

Agreed to by the Lords,6 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Vide Oakham. : 

Leith Harbour ; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill, for en- 
abling the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, 
to advance to the Lord Provost, &amp;c. of Edinbusgh, a cer- 
tain Sum of Money paid to them by the Forth, and 
Clyde Company, for completing the Improvements..of the 
Harbour of Leith; King’s Recommendation signified, and 
the Motion referred to a Committee of the whole House ; 
immediately considered; reported, and Bill ordered for 
Ditto; 14 May. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 15. Committed, 19. Committee defer- 
red, 23. Considered, 27. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 28. Passed, 30. 
Agreed to by the Lords,12 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Legge, Heneage. Vide West. 

Leominster, Petition for a Bill to repair several Roads leading 
from thence ; for Repeal of Acts,'and granting other Powers ; 
and for Repair of certain other Roads from Ivington’s 
Bridge, &amp;c. ; referred to a Committee, 3 FEB. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 12. Presented, and read, 14. Committed, 
28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 2 APR. Passed, 18. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 20 Mar. 
Amendments agreed to, 30.. Royal Assent, 20 JUNE. 


Navigation; Petition for a Bill to enable the 

Company to complete the same, and for amending the Acts; 
referred to a Committee, 10 Mar. Reported not to be 
within the Standing Orders ; Bill Ordered + 18 APR. . Pre- 
sented, and read, 22. Committed, 30. Petition of) Pro- 
prietors of Shares against the Bill; referred to the Com- 
mittee ; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;ec. ; 7 Mar. 
Petition of other Proprietors of Shares; and Petition of the 
Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal Navigation Com- 
pany, against ; referred, &amp;c, and Counsel ordered, 27. 

Letters. Vide Accounts. Postmaster. Speaker. 

Levant. Vide Turkey Company. 


Leverton Rectory ; Bill from the Lords for uniting the North 
and South Medieties thereof, from and after the next Avoid- 
ance, &amp;c. 3 APR. Read First Time, 4. Committed, 24. 
Reported; Day —— for Third Reading, 30. King’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed; 2 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

Lewes Navigation and Drainage. Vide Newhaven. 

Licences. Vide Perfumery. 

Life Annuities. Vide Annuities. 


Lightpill Gate, Petition for a Bill to make, &amp;c. a Turnpike 
oad from thence to Birdlip, through Rodborough, &amp;c.; 
referred toa Committee, 28 FEB, Reported ; Bill ordered; 
26 Mar. Presented, and read, 31. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ;5 May., Amendments made ; 
Bill passed ; 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 20.. Royal 
Assent, 30. 


Lincoln City new Writ, 1 APR. 


~——— Heath Roads to Peterborough, &amp;c.; Petition for a 
Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
referred toa Committee ; 27 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
19 FEB. Presented, and read, 24. Committed, 20 Mary. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 30. Passed, 5 JUNE. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. ' 

Linlithgowshire new Writ, 23 APR. 

Linens. Vide Laws Expiring. 


Linseed Cakes; House resolves to go into a Committee, to con- 
sider of so much of Act 36 Geo. III. as permits the Importa- 
tion of Linseed Cakes and Rape Cakes in British-built Ships 
without Payment of Duty, 10 JUNE. Considered, 11. Re- 
port a Resolution ; agreed to; Bill ordered ; 12, Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ;' 16. Com- 
mitted, 17. Considered, 18. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. | Passed, 20. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, 30. 

Lists, relating to India Judicature, 17 FEB. 18. 

of Expiring Laws, 27 SEP. 

—— to County Elections controverted, 25 SEP. 

—— delivered with Accounts and Papers presented, 26.SEP. 

H Little 














INDEX ¢o the Firty-Firtra VortumeE. 


Mattle Plumstead. Vide Plumstead. 
Little Snoring. Vide Snoring. 


‘Liverpool; Petition of several Merchantsof Liverpool and Lan- 
caster trading to the West Indies, offered ; King’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; and the Petition brought up, and read, 
-stating, that they have in their Possession a large Quantity 
of Want India gas ay for which they cannot at present 
‘find a Market, and Praying for Relief ; Petition referred to 
a Committee ; go SEP. Report, and referred to a Commit- 
‘tee of the whole House, 1 Oct. Considered,2. Report a 
Resolution to enable His Majesty to direct Exchequer Bills 
to an Amount not exceeding 500,000/,, to be issued to 
Commissioners, for the Accommodation of such of the Mer- 
chants of Liverpool and Lancaster, as shall be desirous of 
receiving the same, &amp;c.;; Bill ordered there 33. Pre- 
‘sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 4. 
“Committed, 5. Considered, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 8. Passed,9. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

—_—_—— Petition for establishing a new Church or Chapel 
Jately erected in Liverpool by John Houghton, Esquire ; 
referred toa Committee, 7 Mar. Reported ; Bill ordered; 
6 JUNE, Presented, and read, 9. Committed, 19. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 27. An Amendment made; Bill 
passed,a JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. 

Llanfwrog Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, Xe. Bill ordered ; 3 Mar. Member added; Bill 
presented, and read, 17 APR, Committed,21. Reported; 
to be ingrossed;20 May. Passed,22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 9g JUNE. ‘Royal Assent, 20. 

Loun. Vide Annuities. 


Locking Moor, Common, and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered, 27 JAN. Presented, and read, 
Tal Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 19. 

assed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
1g Mar. Amendments agreed to, 14. Royal Assent, 25. 


‘London; Reports from the several Committees of last Session, 
for Improvement of the Port of London, read, and a Select 
Committee appointed to consider of such further Measures 
as may be necessary for rendering more commodious and 
(better regulating the said Port; to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records ; Five to be the Quorum, and the Committee 
empowered to report their Proceedings from Time to Time; 
12 FEB.. To report Opinion, 25 JuLy. Report several 
Resolutions; Report to lie upon the Table ; and, with the 
Appendix, to be printed; 28. 

Petition ofthe Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Liverymen, 

in Common Hall assembled, praying for Measures to be taken 

for promoting an immediate Negotiation with the Govern- 
ment of France, for restoring Peace; to lie on the Table, 

24 FEB. Petition of certain Liverymen of London dissent- 

ing from the said Petition ; to lie on the Table, 28. 


Petition of certain Merchants and othersof London and 
Westminster, &amp;c. for a Bill to make Wet Docks and other 
Works for the greater Accommodation and Security of Ship- 
ing, Trade and Commerce, in the Port of London ; re- 
erred. to a Committee ; 17 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
ag. Presented,and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing ; 21. Petition of the Corporation of London against the 
Bil ; to lie on the Table until the Second Reading of the 
Bill, and Counsel ordered; 3 Mar. Petitioners decline 
being heard by Counsel, and Bill committed, 5. Petition of 
Ship-Builders and Owners, &amp;c. of Ship-Yards, &amp;e, praying 
for  abaction and Relief; and also a Petition of a Quorum 
of Commissioners of Sewers for the Tower Hamlets, for a 
Provision in the Bill to form new Sewers, &amp;c.; referred to 
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered ; and Voices 
given, &amp;c. ibid. Petition of the Corporation of London, 
as Conservators of the Waters of Thames, stating the Bill to 
invade their Rights; referred to the Committee only; 10. 
Ditto from the Governor and Company of the Water Works 
at Shadwell, s:ating, that their Works would be much in- 
jured, &amp;c.; ref to the Committee only ; ibid. Petition 
of Lord Gwydir, Lessee of ——— Chains, &amp;c. ; to lie on 
the Table; 13. Report from the Select Committee of 13th 
May 1796, relative to the Wet Docks, and other Reports, 
referred to the Committee on the Bill ; and also the Minutes 
of Evidence reported to the House in the last Session, re- 
ferred; 14. .Lord Gwydir’s Petition again read, and refer 
red to the Committee, and Counsel ordered, 18. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 5 May, Petition of Commis- 
sioners for Paving Saint Paul’s Shadwell, for Provision to 
be made for their Indemnity, if the Bill passes; to lie on 
the Table till the Report be taken into further Considera- 
tion; 9 May. ‘Deferred, 16. Report further considered, 




















and postponed, 19- Further considered; Clauses added ; 
Amendinents made; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; ibid. Clauses added; Amendments 
made; Bill passed ; 23. Minutes of Evidence, and Reports 
to be communicated to the Lords, 27. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 


Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;c. of Lon- 
don, for a Bill to extend the Powers of Acts respecting the 
Drivers of Carts in London and Westminster, Ke. to un- 
licensed Carts worked in London, &amp;c.; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 10 MarR. Reported; Bill ordered; 7 May. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 12. 
Deferred, 19. Committed, 22. Petition for Provision to 
be made for including unlicensed Waggons, Carts, &amp;c. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, and to send for Persata, Papers, and 
Records, 27. Petitionof Merchants of London, &amp;c. against ; 
to lie on the Table tillthe Report is received, and Counsel 
ordered; 30. Report on the Petition presented, 27 Mar. 
and Instruction to make Provision respecting Unlicensed 
Carts, 10 JUNE. Reported; Report to be further consi- 
dered; 16. Deferred for Three Months, 27. 


Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;e. of Lon- 
don, for a Bill to explain and amend, &amp;c. Acts for the Re- 
covery of Small Debts in London; referred to a Committee, 
10 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 7 May. Presented, 
and read, 14. Committed,20. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
11 JUNE. Day appointed for the Third Reading, 12. 
Deferred, 17. Read Third Time, and the further Proceed- 
ing thereon adjourned, 20, Resumed ; Amendments made; 
Bill passed ; 23. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 2 JULY. .Amendment agreed to, 3. Royal As- 
sent, 9. 
Petition of the Committee appointed by Subscribers 
for Relief of the Poor of London, for Leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill to authorize an additional Rate to be 
made within the Bills of Mortality; Saint Pancras and 
Saint Mary-le-Bonne, for the Relief of indigent Persons; 
Leave given to present a Petition as desired ; Presented, and 
referred to a Committee of the whole House; 23 Mary. 
Accounts ordered, 26. Committee deferred, ibid. Further 
deferred, 27.28.30. On Motion for further deferring Ditto, 
not Forty Members present, House adjourns,6 JUNE. Da 
appointed for going into the Committee, 13, Deferred, 16. 
A Further Day appointed, 27. Considered; reported ; 
Bill ordered for the above Purpose; 1 JULY. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 
printed; 9. Petition of Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Saint Leo- 
nard Shoreditch, against the Bill; to lie on the Table till 
the Second Reading, and Counsel] ordered; 14. Petition 
of the Corporation of London against Ditto ; to lie on the 
Table till the Second Reading; ibid. The Second Read- 
ing deferred for Three Months, ibid. 
Petition of certain Persons desirous of forming a new 
Company, for Leave to present a Petition for a Bill to incor- 
porate the London Company for Manufacture of Flour, Meal, 
and Bread ; Leave given; Petition presented, and read, and 
referred to a Committee ; to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records; 30 May. Reported; Bill ordered, 6 JUNE. 
Presented, and read; Day appoint for Second Reading, 9. 
Petition of the yoy d of Bakers against the Bill; to lie 
on the Table until the Second Reading, and Counsel order- 
ed; 10. Petitionof Master Bakers of Westminster, &amp;c. 
against; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 11. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills, and Mealmen, against ; to 
lie on the Table till Ditto, and Counsel ordered ; Order made 
for Second Reading discharged, and another Day appointed, 
ibid. Bill committed on a Division, and Negative calling in 
Counsel on a Division; Voices given, &amp;c.; 16, Reported ; 
Report to be further considered; Bill as amended to be 
printed; 23. Petitions against the Bill again read ; to lie on 
the Table till the Report is taken into further Consideration, 
and Petitioners to be heard by themselves, their Counsel, 
Agents, and Witnesses, 24. ‘Report further considered ; 
Report and Petitions again read ; Counsel heard, and Wit- 
nesses examined, and further hearing of Counsel adjourned, 
25. Deferred, 27. Counsel, &amp;c. further heard, and further 
adjourned, 30. Ditto further heard on both Sides ; further 
Consideration of the Report adjourned ; Copies of the Mi- 
nutes of the Evidence taken on further considering the Re- 
port to be printed, 1 Juzy. Further Consideration of the 
resumed ; Amendments agreed to; Clauses added ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 3. 
Read Third Time ; Clauses added ; One after being com- 
mitted ; er some; and negative adjourning a Debate 
on passing Bill ; Bill passed; 4. Agreed to bythe Loris, with 
some Amendments, 25. Amendments pro , hegatived ; 
Amendments of the Lords agreed to; ibid. Royal Assent, 28. 
a 


London, 


INDEX wf the Firty-rrrrH VorumeE. 


London. Vide Accounts. Bakers. Bread. Income. Herrings. 
Liverpool. Temple Bar. Workmen. 


Wheat. 
Lords ; Messages from, viz.: Agreeing to Bills, 7 Ocr. 12.— 
28 FeB—4 MAR. 6.7.10. 13. 17. 19, 21. 24. 28.— 
1 APR, 2. 3. 22. 23. 28. 29. 30.—2 MAY. 5. 7. 12. 
13. 15.19. 20, 21. 23.—6 JUNE.—4 JULY. 15.18. 

23. 28. 
— D*, Agreeing to Bills with Amendments ; 25 JUNE. 27. 

—2 JULY. 3. 8. 22. 23. 24. 25. 

— ~~ D*, Agreeing to Amendments made by the Commons 
to Bills sent from the Lords, 23 JULY. 

—— D*, of having passed Bills, 3 APR. 28.—12 MAY. 13. 15- 
21. 23.—9 JUNE. 13. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.—21 JULY: 

—— Message agreeing to certain Bills, brought after the 
Bills adr received the Royal Assent, 28 JULY. 

——D*, brought by one Judge and a Master in Chancery, 
agreeing to a Bill respecting His Majesty’s Personal 

roperty, &amp;c. 25 JULY. 

~—— acquainting the House of His Majesty having appointed 
to be attended by both Houses, 9 AY. 19. 28° pai 

—— desire that Copies of certain Reports may be communi- 
cated to them, 17 FeB.—8 JULY.——A Member carries 
D*, ibid. 

—— Message from, coneenan » Resolution and Agree- 

ment for diminishing the Consumption of Wheat in 
Bread, &amp;c. 21 FxB. Vide Bread. 

—— D*, desiring a Conference, 8 Mar. 

—— Message, by their Clerk Assistant and Deputy Clerk of 
the Crown, 16 May. Vide King. 

D*, desiring that Copies of certain Minutes of Evidence 

on ing London Dock Bill, and also the several Reports 

made in former Sessions, may be communicated to them ; 

27 May. Agreed to, ibid. Vide London. 

D*, that the Exemplification of an Act of Parliament 

assed in Ireland may be communicated to them, 25 JUNE. 
Vide Ireland. 

—— D+, that the House will communicate to them the Evi- 
dence upon which they passed the London Flour 
Company Bill, 8 JuLy. Vide London. 

—— D*, that the House will communicate to them a Copy 
of the Report of the Select Committee relative tot 
Improvement of Waste Lands, &amp;c. 8 JULY. 

—— Message, communicating several Resolutions come to 
by them relative to the Inclosure and Improvement 
of Waste Lands,11 JULY. | 

—— D*, agreeing to Resolutions sent to them, &amp;c. 26 May. 
27. Vide Ireland. 

Part of a Message referred to a Committee, 25 JUNE. 

—— Day appointed for considering a Message from the 
Lords, 11 JULY. 

—— Amendments to Bills agreed to with a Special Entry of 

Reasons, or Reasons given, &amp;c. for so doing ; 21 MAR. 
—23 JULY. 

—— D*, deferred for Three Months, &amp;c. 23 APR.—8 JULY. 

—— Messages to the Lords, viz. To éommunicate Reports 
to them; 7 Mar.—26 May. Vide Bread. Ireland. 
Waste Lands. 

—— D°, respecting their Records, 23 APR. Answer, 18 JUNE. 

—— D*, communicating a Resolution relating to the Union 
with Ireland, 26 May. 

—— D*, agreeing to an Address of the Lords on the Resolu- 
tion sent to them and agreed to, 26 May. 

Lords of Parliament, &amp;c. usual Resolution relating to theircon- 
cerning themselves in the Election of Members, 25 SEP. 
Vide Accounts. Address. Bills. House. Ireland. King. 

Records. Speaker. 

Losses. Vide Consolidated Fund Bill. 

Lottery. Vide Bills in Supply. Pigot. 

Loughborough Navigation, Vide Leicester. 

Lower Compton. Vide Compton. 

Ludham Open Fields, Commons, and Fens; Petition for a 
Bill to inclose and drain ; referred to a Committee, 5 MAR. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 11. Presented, and read, 24. 
Committed, 28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 4 APR. 
Amendments made; Bill passed ; 22. lawl to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 1 May. 

| is Roads, and from Uplime Hill to the Three Ashes 

in the Parish of Crewkerne; Petition fora Bill tocontinue 
and enlarge ‘Term and Powers of Acts ; referred to a Com- 














Mogador. Supply, 


Vou. 55.— 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


azette. Vide Hackney Coaches.. Oats. Rye. Supply. 





mittee; 3 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 18. Presented, 
and read, 20. Committed, 24. Petition of Owners, &amp;c. 
of Lands in the County of Devon, for Manure and Limeto 
be eg from Tolls ; ‘referred to the Committee on the 
Bill, APR. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 28. Passed, 30. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 May. Royal Assent, 16. 


41° Geo, III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


[4 BRADOR. Vide Nova Scotia. 


Land Taz; Bill to explain and amend, &amp;c, Acts 38 and 
Geo. IIL. for the Redem tion and Purchase of the Land 
ax, ordered, 12 Dec. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 15. Committed, 16, Con- 
sidered, 17. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 18. Deferred, 19. A Clause added ; 
Amendments made; Bill passed; 20, Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 
Land Tux. Vide Supply. 


Laws Expiring ; a Select Committee appoitited to enquire, 
what Public General Laws have expired, or are about to 
expire ; and to report from Time to Time, with Opinion ; 
to send for Persons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; and Leave given the Committee to sit, notwith- 
standing any Adjournment of the House; Report of 1796 
upon Temporary Laws expired, &amp;c. referred; and Instruc- 
tion to enquire and report what Temporary Laws, made since 
the Commencement of the Reign of William the Third, are 
now in force, together with their Observations thereon, 
12 Nov. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table, and to be 
printed ; 14. Report Resolutions for continuing several Acts 
near expiring, ibid, The First and Fourth relating to the 
Duties upon Wort or Wash made from Melasses or Sugar, 
and to prohibit the making of Low Wines or Spirits from 
Wheat, Barley, &amp;e. spond ibid. The Second and Third 
Resolutions to prohibit the Exportation and permit the Im- 

rtation of Corn, &amp;c. and for allowing the use of Sugar 
in the Brewing of Beer, agreed to, and Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid. (Vide infra.) Acts mentioned in postponed 
Resolutions, to be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, ibid. Considered,17. Report several Resolutions, 
18. Agreed to and Instruction thereupon, ibid. (Vide infra.) 


Bill for continuing several Laws relating to 
the prohibiting the Exportation and permitting the Impor- 
tation of Corn, &amp;c. and to allowing the Use of Sugar in 
Brewing Beer; ordered, 14 Nov. Instruction to make 
Provision for continuing other Laws relating to reducing 
the Duties on Spirits from Melasses, &amp;c. and prohibitin 
making Low Wines from Wheat, &amp;c. 18. Presented an 
read ; ~~ inted for Second Reading ; 19. Committed, 
20. Considered, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 1 DEc, Royal Assent, 8. 


House resolves to g° into a Committee, to con- 

sider of the First and Second Reports from the Select Com- 
mittee appointed to enquire what Public General Laws 
have expired within Twelve Months of the present Session, 
&amp;c.12 Dec. Committee deferred,15. Instruction to con- 
sider of continuing the several Acts for regulating Turnpike 
Roads which will expire at the End of the present Session, 
16. Considered, ibid. Resolutions reported, for reviving 
One and continuing several, relating to the reducing and 
better collecting the Duties payable on the Importation of 
Starch; to the granting Liberty to neg Sugars from the 
Sugar Colonies in America directly to Foreign Parts; to 

: permit certain Goods to be imported in Neutral Ships ; and 
to make Regulations respecting the Trade and Commerce 
to and from the Cape of ‘Good rons; 17. Agreed to, and 
Bill ordered thereupon, ibid. (Vide infra.) Chairman also 
reports that he was directed to move the House for Leave 
to bring in a Bill for continuing, for a Time to be limited, 
several Acts for regulating Turnpike Roads in Great Bri- 
tain, which will expire at the End of the present Session ; 
Bill ordered ; ibid. Vide Turnpike Roads. 


Bill to continue several Laws relating to the 

Duties on Importation of Starch, &amp;c, ordered, 17 D&amp;o, Part 
of the Order dis ed, and Bill to continue several Laws 
relating to the reducing, &amp;c. the Duties payable on the Im- 
forrenon of Starch; to permit Goods to be imported in 
eutral Ships; and for regulating the Trade to the Cape of 
Good Hope; presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 18. Committed, 19. Instruction to continue 
Act of 33 Geo III. relative to preventing Offences. in ob- 
structing Seamen, &amp;c. and Bill considered ; reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; 








‘ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 20.-. Passed, 
az. Agreed inde Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31.' 
‘Lazaret. Vide Quarantine. wilh t lio 

Eeicester Borough new Writ,'21 Nov.'* 0 

Lemaitre Paul Thomas, ‘his Petition. Vide Habeas Corpus. 

Leeds. Vide Provisions. ~*~ ~ emiefttiin 

Letters. Vide Postmaster. Speaker. 

Liskeard new Writ, 15 DEC. 

Lists. Vide East India. 

London Gazette. Vide Corn. oe set it 

Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household ; his Letter to 

‘Mr. Speaker, acquainting hini that His Me ek A ordered 
the Painted Chamber'in the Palace of Westminster‘to be 
no up for the temporary Accommodation of the House, 
11 Nov. 

Lords; Messages from, viz. Agreeing to Bills, 20 Nov, 26.— 

1 DEC. 4.5. 12.15. 22. 29. 

—— D*, with Amendments, 18 DEc. ' 

—— D*, of having passed Bills, 26 Nov.—2 DEc. 18. 

—— D®, agreeing to an Address communicated by the Com- 

, mons, 28 Nov. 
—— Ds, acguainting: the House of His Majesty having 
| appointed to be attended by both Houses with an 
Address, 2 DEC. 

—— D’, desiring that the House will give Leave for certain 
Members to attend a Select Committee of the Lords, 
18 Nov. 19.—1 DEC, 2. 5. Vide Provisions. 

—— D°, communicating Reports of their Lordships upon the 
Dearth of Provisions, 22 Dec. Referred to the Select 
Committee on the High Price of Provisions, and to 
be printed, ibid. 

_— D», desiring‘ the House to continue sitting for some 
Time, 28’ Nov. ‘Resolution accordingly, bid. 

—— D’, desiring that a Copy of a Report may be communi- 
cated to them, 12 Dre. Vide Provisions. 

—— Messages to the Lords, acquainting them of Leave being 

iven tocertain Members to attend a Committee of their 

Lordships as desired, 18 Nov. 20.—1 DEC. 4. 5. 8. 
—— D°, communicating an Address, and desiring their Con- 
; currence, 26 Norv. 
.— D», desiring Copies of their Reports on the High Price 

of Provisions to. be communicated to the Commons, 

19 Dec. See supra. 
—— Vide House. King. Parliament. ‘ 
Lords of Parliament, &amp;c. usual Resolution relating to their 
concerning themselves in the Election of Members, 12 Norv. 

« Motion made and Question put relative to 
Ditto, and the Orders of the Day read thereon, 12 DEC. 

—-— Two Lords and Four Commoners appointed to attend 
His Majesty with an Address of both Houses, 2 DEc. Re- 
-port Answer, 4. 

Lullin, Charles Michael ; Bill from the Lords for his Natura- 
lization, 2 Dec. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 8. 
Reported ; Bill passed; 9. Royal Assent, 15. 








39° &amp; 40°Geo. IIT. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 § 1800. 
M'‘DOwaLt, William, Esquire; Petition of, for a Bill to 


enlarge the Term for Re-payment of a Sum due on Ac- 
countof the Loan of Exchequer Bills advanced to certain Per- 
sons connected with and trading to the Islands of Grenada 
and St. Vincent, offered ; King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Petition brought up,and read, and tolie on the Table, 11 FEB. 
Petition read again, and referred toa Select Committee to 
report thereon, &amp;c. and to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records, &amp;c. 12. Petition of the Executors of Charles Ash- 
well, deceased, and Wiiliam Johnstone, late of the Island of 
‘Grenada, Esquire, offered ; King’s Recommendation signi- 
fied ; Petition brought up and read, praying for further Time 
to be allowed for making Payment of certain [nstalments 
under the Act of Issue of Exchequer Bills on Loan, &amp;c. re- 
ferred to the Committee on Mr. M‘Dowall’s Petition; 19. 
Report Particulars; Statement of Accounts, Observations, 
&amp;c. and an Appendix ; Report to lie on the Table ; to be 
printed, with the Appendix, 28 APR. Report again read, 
and referred to a Committee of the whole House ; 19 Mar. 
Comniittee deferred, 23. 26; 27. 28. 30. ' Considered, and 
report a Progress; 6 JUNE. Committee deferred, 10. 12. 
Report further considered ; reported; Billordered; 18. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Seeond Reading ; 
“S8JuLy. Deferred, o. Comhenntiid: 11. ‘Considered, 14. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 





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Reading, 15. Passed, 16... Agreed: to by the ‘iords; 23: 
Royal Assent,28. doops 

Magor, Petition for,a Bill more effectually to repair the Road. - 
from thence to the Bridge Foot in Chepstow, and other 
Roads ; referredto a Committee ; 19 FEB. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 20. Bill presented, and read, 24. Committed, 28. 
Voices given to all the Committee; 6 MaR,, Reported ; 

to be ingrossed, 13, An Amendment made; Bill passed ; 
17. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Magistrates. Vide Inclosures. . . 

Maidstone Gaol. Vide Kent. . - ATL ¢— 

Maldon, Petition for a Bill for building .a new Bri over 
the River Chelmer, or Blackwater, in the Town of Maldon, 
referred to a Committee; 10 Mar. Reported ; Standing 
Orders not comphed with ; Notices ordered to be given, 18. 
Petition after Notices’ given, referred to a Committee ; 
23 APR. Reported; former Report again read, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Presented, and read, 29. Committed; 
5 May. ~Reported, Amendments made, 19. Amendments 

made; Bill passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 9 June. 
Royal Assent, 20. ; 

Malt. Vide Land Tar.— Bills in Supply. . 

Manchester Canal Navigation to Ashton-under-Lyne and 
Oldham, Petition for a Bill to alter and amend the Acts ; 
referred to a Committee; 13 FEB. Reported ; Bill ordered - 
17. Presented, and read; 3 Mar. Committed, 11. he 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table; 28. Report further 

_ considered ; Bill to be rma 23 APR. Clauses added ; 
Amendments made; Bill passed; 2 May. Agreed to by 
Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16, 

Vide Bolton. Hindley. Peak Forest. Rochdale. 

Maney Upwell, &amp;c. in the Isle of Ely, Fen Lands; Petition 
for a Bill to alter and amend the Act passed for draining 
the same; referred to a Committee; 21 JAN. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 29. Presented, and read ; 3 FEs. Commit- 
ted, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed; 19. Passed, 21. 
Agreed to by the Lords,4 Mar. Royal Assent, 10. 

Manton Inclosure. Vide Messingham. 

Marcet, Alexander John Gaspart; Bill from the Lords for 
his Naturalization, 16 JUNE. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed; 20. Reported; Bill passed; 23.. Royal As- 
sent, 30. 

Margaret’s(Saint) Church. Vide House. 

Marine Forces, Bill for their Regulation while’ on Shore, 
ordered, 14.FEB. Presented, and read; Day appoiated 
for Second Reading;.17. Committed, 18. Committee 
deferred, 19, Considered, 20. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 21. Passed; 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 4 Mar. i Assent, 10. 

Vide Supply. 

Market Deeping Open Commonable and Waste Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to drain and inclose, &amp;c. referred to a 
Committee, 10 MarR. 

lo Vide Deeping. 

Markets. Vide Glasgow. Kingston-upon-Hull. Salt. 
Marple Bridge, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road from 
thence to Stockport, referred to a Committee, 10 MAR. 

Marriage Settlements. Vide Barbor. 

Martin, Joseph. Vide West. 

Marton with Grafton Open Fields and: Commonable Waste 
Grounds, Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered ; 
1g FEB. Presented, and read, 21. Committed,25. Re- 
ported; to be ingrosscd; 4 MAR. Passed,5.. Agreed to 
by the Lords; 3 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Masters. Vide Messingham. Servants. 

Mawdesiley Drainage. Vide, Croston. 

Mediterranean. Vide Egypt. 

Medway Canal. . Vide Thames. 

Melasses. Vide Spirits. Sugar. 

Melton- Mowbray Navigation:' Vide Leicester. Oakham. 

Members, take the Oaths; 24 SEP. ; ’ 

to withdraw during the Time any Matter of Privi- 
lege relating to. them is in Debate ; 25 SEP. 
D*, touching the Return or Election of any Mem- 
ber; 25 SEP. 

————— not to bring Strangers into the House or Gallery ; 
25 SEP. 

Letters directed to 

thereto, 25 SEP. : 

inform Committees of particular Matters ; 16 May. 


———— sit uncovered while Messages from His Majesty are 
reading ; 














them, usual Orders relating 





INDEX ¢o the FIFTy-FIFTH VOLUME. 


reading; 22 JAN.—11 FEB. 13.—2 APR.—15 JULY. 
18. 

Members, directed by Committees to move for Bills, 15 JULY. 

—__.._— have Leave to make Motions, 13 FEB. 24.— 
19 May. 27.—10 JUNE. 27. 

present Accounts and Papers, 26 SEP. 30.—4 Oct. 
—22 APR. 29.—23 May.—8 JULY. 11.15. 17- 

added to others appointed to bring in Bills, 3 FEB. 
—4 APR. 17.22.25.28.—1 MAY. 16. 19. 27- 

——_—— added to Committees, 19 FEB. 20. 21, 28.—1 APR. 

——— D*, on Bills, 4 4PR. 

. Names of Two Members struck out of the Report 

on the East India Judicature, 19 FEB. 

—____—— directed to make Reports, 7 MAR. 10. 17-— 

18: APR. 22.23.—12 MAY. 13. 16. 20. 21. 22. 30. 
—5 JUNE.6.11.24.—2 JULY. 14.15. 18.24. 

—___——— to carry particular Reports to the Lords, 17 FEB.— 
7 MAR. 

report when His Majesty appoints to be attended 
by the House, 26 SEP. 

D°, Answers to Addresses, 30 SEP.—12 OcT.— 
5 Fes. 7.—20 Mar.—23 APR.—12 MAY. 30. 
—9q JUNE.—17 JULY. 21. 24. 29. 

——- — D’, of both Houses, 12 May. 

to present Addresses, 28 SEP.—3 OcT.—3 FEB. 6. 
11, 12.—13 Mar. 19.—17 APR.—15 JUNE. 
16. 25.—11 JULY. 19. 22. 24. 28. 

Four Members to go with Two Peers, to present a 
Joint Address of both Houses, 9 May. 28. 

to carry Bills to the Lords, 2 OcT. 5. 7. 8. 9.— 
11 FEB. 12. 19.—11 MAR. 13.—18. APR. 21. 
23.—14 MAY. 23. 30.—5 JUNE. 

D°, instead of others first appointed, 24 APR.— 
13 MAY. 16.—16 JUNE. 18. 23.—2 JULY. 16. 
D°, agreeing to Amendments of the Lords to Bills, 
12 OcT.—14 Mar. 19. 21.—4 APR.—5 May. 
14. 27. 28. 30.—11 JUNE. 12. 13. 18.—9 JULY. 

11. 23. 24. 25. 29. 

———— D°to Bills passed by the Lords, 2 May. 6, 14.— 
5 JUNE. 9. 18. 19. 23. 24.—28 JULY. 

D°, agreed to by the Commons, with Amendments, 
28 May.—14 JULY. 

to carry Messages to the Lords, 7 MaR.—23 APR. 
—9 Ma Y. 15. 16.19. 26, 27. 

report Answers to Messages sent by them, 23 APR. 
—16 MAY. 19. 26. 27. 

———— directed by a Committee to move for a Message to 

the Lords, 23 APR. 

—— Votes of certain Members disallowed on a Division, 

4 JULY. 
— heard in their Places, 4 JULY. 


——_—— Vide Canterbury. House. India. Orders. Questions 
Negative. 


_ Memorandums, of particular Matters ; 7 FEB.—14 Mar. 

Mepall, Wickham, Wentworth, &amp;c. Fen Lands, Petition for 
a Bill to alter and amend Act for draining the same, and 
for laying additional Taxes thereon, &amp;c. referred to a Com- 
mittee; 3 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 11. Presented, 
and read ; 12. Committed, 24. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
24 APR. Passed;28. Agreed to by the Lords, 13 May. 
Royal Assent, 16. 

Merchandize. Vide Neutral Ships. 

Messages. Vide House. King. Lords. Records. Speaker. 
Supply. Waste Lands. 

Messengers, the House will send Answers by their own Mes- 

sengers ; 17 FeB.—a7 May. 
send them by the Lords Messengers, 8 JULY. 

Messingham Inclosure, Petition of Mrs. Master, Committee 

of the Estate of William Dalison, Esq. a Lunatic, for a 


Bill to explain and amend the Act; to lie on the Table; 
5 MarR. 


Micheli, Francis Julius ; Bill from the Lords for his Naturali- 
zation,1 JULY. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 8. 
Reported ; Bill passed; 9. Royal Assent, 28. 

Middlesex Roads. Vide Ratcliffe Highway. Questions Nega- 
tive. 

Milford Roads through Petworth to Dunckton Hill and Stop- 
ham Bridge, Petition for a Bill to continue and alter Term 
and Powers of Acts, &amp;c. referred to a Committee; 4 Fes. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 13. Presented, and read, 14. 




















ee 








Vou, 55.— 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Committed, 18. Reported; to be ingrossed; 6 Mar. 
Passed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 25. 

Militia, Bill for enabling His Majesty to accept the Services 
of an additional Number of Volunteers from the Militia, 
ordered, 26 SEP. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; ibid. Committed, 27. 
Considered, 30. Reported; Clauses added, &amp;c. to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 1 Oct. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7. Royal Assent, 8. 

Bill for further continuing the Act for accepting the 

Offers of Militia Forces to be employed in [reland, ordered, 
6 FeB. Presented, and read, and Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading, 7. Committed,10. Considered, 11. Re- 
ported ; to beingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
12. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 
Assent, 19. 

_ Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 
Expence of Allowances to be made to Adjutants, Serjeant 
Majors, and Serjeants of the Militia, disembodied in pursu- 
ance of an Act of this Session, 20 Mar. Reported; and 
the Report to lie on the Table; 24. Report referred to the 
Committee of Supply, 31. Vide Supply. 


Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 

Charge of Pay and Cloathing thereof for the Year 1800, 

21 Mar. Reported ; and the Report to lie on the Table; 

27. Report referred tothe Committee of Supply, 31. Vide 

Supply. 

~~ Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 

Expence of Allowances to certain Subaltern Officers of the 

Militia in Time of Peace, 30 May. Reported; Report to 

lie on the Table; 6 JUNE. Report referred to the Com- 

mittee of Supply, 16. Vide Supply. 

Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Seamen. Supply. 

Ways and Means in Supply. Bills in Supply. 

Mills, Bill to explain and amend Act 36 Geo. III. for better 
Regulation of Mills, ordered, 7 Mar. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 27. Committed, 
28. Considered; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering the Report, and Bill as amended to be printed ; 
2 APR. Deferred, 3. 21.29. Report further considered ; 
Bill re-committed to a Select Committee; 6 May. Re- 
ported; to be further considered in Three Months; Bill as 
amended to be printed ; 8. 

Mill Stones; House resolves to go into a Committee, to con- 
sider of exempting Burr Stones to be used as Mill Stones, 
from the Duty imposed by Act 34 Geo. III.; 23 APR. In- 
struction to consider so much of Act of 38 Geo. III. as 
charges a Duty on Oil or Blubber imported from the Green- 
land Fisheries and Davis’s Streights, 24. Considered, ibid. 
Report several Resolutions, which were agreed to, and Bill 
ordered, 25. Vide Customs. Opium. 

Milton Common and Open Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Petition for 
a Bill toinclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered ; 28 JAN. Presented, and 
read, 21 FEB. Committed, 28. Reported; a Clause 
added ; Bill tobe ingrossed; 13. A Clause added; Amend- 
ments made ; Bill passed ; 1 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 
2 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

Miners. Vide Accounts. Collieries. Supply. 

Mines. Vide Copper. 


Minutes of Evidence, taken on further considering the Report 
of a Bill, to be printed, 1 JuLY. Printed Copies 
sent to the Lords at their Desire, 8 JuLy. 

——— )P’, taken before the Committee on the Merchants 
Dock Bill, and several Reports of former Sessions 
relative to Ditto, sent to the Lords at their Desire, 
28 May. 

——— D’, reported from certain Committees in a former 
Session, relative to Wet Docks in the Port of Lon- 

don, referred to the Committee on the Bill for 
making Ditto; 14 Mar, 

D*, communicated to the Lords, 27 May. 


reported by Committees, with Leave of the House, 
8 May. 15. 23. 


——— Vide Committees. Lords. 


Mitchell, Vice Admiral Andrew ; House vote their Thanks to 
him, for the distinguished Skill and Perseverance by which 
he rescued the Naval Force of the Dutch Republic from the 
Powerof the French, Nem. Con. 26 Sep. Resolutionsgiving 
the Thanks ofthe House to the several Captainsand Officers, 
and expressing Approbation of the Services of the Seamen 
and Marines on board the Ships underhis Command, Nem. 
Con. ibid. Mr. Speaker to communicate the said Resolutions 
to Admiral Lord Viscount Duncan, and request his Lordship 
to signify the same to the Vice Admiral, Captains, and other 
Officers, referred to a ibid. Mr. Speaker reports 


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INDEX @ the Firty-FirtTH VoLume. 


Lord Duncan’s Answer, 21 JAN. Letter from Lord 
Duncan, including Admiral Mitchell’s Answer, ibid. 

Mogador. Vide Accounts. Address. King. Plague. Supply. 

Mold Road. Vide Ruthin. 

Monmouth Roads. Vide Magor. 

Monument. Vide Address. 

Moore, Major General John. Vide Abercromby. 

Mornington, Earl of ; House vote their Thanks to him, for the 
Wisdom, Decision, and Energy, with which he discharged 
the arduous Duties of his Station as Governor General of the 
British Possessions in the East Indies, Nem. Con. 4 Ocr. 
Resolutions giving the Thanks of the House to Lord Clive, 
Governor of Fort St. George; Jonathan Duncan, 
Governor of Bombay ; Lieutenant Generals George Harris 
and James Stewart, and Major Generals John Floyd, Thomas 
Bridges, William Popham, James Hartley, and David Baird, 
and to the respective Officers of the Armies who co-operated 
in the Success of the late Campaign in India; also acknow- 
ledging the Services of the Seeetitiunialdcioted Officers 
and Private Soldiers employed in the late glorious and de- 
cisive War in the East Ladies, Nem. Con. ibid. Mr. 
Speaker to transmit the said Resolutions to the Governor 
General, and request his Lordship to signify the same to the 
ay General and other Officers, referred to therein, 
ibid. 

Motions, Leave given to make them, 13 FEB. 24. 

——— A Debate on a Motion adjourned, 21 JULY. 

referred to Committees of the whole House, 14 Mary. 

19. 23.—6 JUNE. 

to be considered by Ditto, 26 Sep.—4 Fres.— 

23 May. 

withdrawn, 17 Mar.—25 JUNE.—4 JULY.—8. 11. 

22. 23. 

Vide Debates. King. Public Debt. 


Museum, Petition of the Trustees of the British Museum, for 
further Support; offered; King’s Recommendation sig- 
nified ; the Petition brought up, and read, and ordered to 
lie on the Table; 10 MarR. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 18 JuLy. Vide Accounts. 

Musicians and Armourers. See Militia. 

Muston, Flotmanby, Folkton, &amp;c. Petition fora Bill for drain- 

. ing, embanking, and preserving certain Tracts of Lowlands 

situate therein, referred toa Committee, 11 Fes. Reported, 

and Notices not being regularly given, Report to tie on the 

Table, and certain Notices ordered to be given, 4 Mar. 

Petition after Notices given referred to a Committee; to 

send for Persons, Papers,and Records, 22 APR. Reported; 

the first Report again read, and Bill ordered, 30. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 23 Mary. 

Deferred, 27. 28. Further deferred; a Petition of Sir 

Richard Bempde Johnstone, Baronet, against, to lie on 

the Table till the Second Reading, 30. Bill committed ; Sir 

Richard Jchnstone’s Petition again read, and referred; 

Counsel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 5 JUNE. Other 

Petitions from Old Malton, &amp;c. against, referred, and Coun- 

sel ordered, ibid. Petition of Owners of Estates in Muston, 

&amp;c. against the Bill, referred, and Counsel ordered, 16. 

Reported ; Bill re-committed; 27. Again reported; to be 

ingrossed; 3 JULY. King’s Consent signified; Clauses 

added ; Amendments made; Bill passed, and a new Title 

given ; 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 28. 


Mutiny and Desertion, Bill for punishing it, ordered, 13 FEB. 
Presented, and read, 17. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 7 Mar. Committed, 10. Considered, 11. Defer 
receiving the Report, 13. Reported; Report re-commit- 
ted, 14. Committee deferred, 17. Considered, 18. Re- 
ported ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 19. Passed, 20. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, 25. 

Vide Seamen. 














Supply. 





41° Geo. IIT. Paril.i8. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


MA CKAREL. Vide Provisions. 

Malt. Vide Pensions. Provisions. Supply. 
Malting. Vide Barley} 
Margate Roads. Vide Canterbury. 
Meal. Vide Bread. Corn. Provisions. 
Mediterranean. Vide Egypt. Questions Negative. 
Melasses. Vide Laws Expiring. 
Members ; one takes the Oaths, 11 Nor. 
deliver in their Qualifications, 11 Nov. 


——- to withdraw during the Time any Matter of Privilege 
relating to them is in Debate, 12 Nov. 





Members, to withdraw, touching the Return or Election of 
any Member, 12 Norv. 

not to bring Strangers into the House or Gallery, 

12 Nor. 

Letters directed to them, usual Orders relating thereto, 

12 Noy. 

———— to present Addresses, 15 Nov.—12 DEC. 19. 

——— report Answers to Addresses, 17 Nov.—i8 Dec. 
29. 31. 

to learn when His Majesty will be attended by the 

House,12 Nov. Report, 13. 


so much of Messages from the Lords as relate to par- 

ticular Members, communicated to them, 1 DEc. 5. 8. 

added to others appointed to bring in Bills, 18 Nov.2o. 

——— D°, to Committees, 20 Nor. 

inform Committees of particular Matters, 21 Nov. 

declare their Willingness to go to the Lords to be ex- 

amined ry desired by their Lordships, 18 Nov.20.—1 Dec. 

2. 4. 5. 8. 

Leave given to several to go to the Lords to be . 

examined before a Select Committee there, 18 Norv. 20. 

to go with certain Lords to present an Address to His 

Majesty, 2 DEc. 

to carry Bills to the Lords, instead of those first 

appointed, 17 Dec. 

to carry Messages to the Lords, 18 Nov. 20. 26.— 

1 DEc.4. 5.8.19. Report on Ditto, 27 Nov. 

directed to make Reports, 29 DEc. 

Leave given them to make Motions, 12 Dec. 

Messages. Vide House. King. Lords. Provisions. 

Messengers. Vide King. Lords. Provisions. Speaker. 

Midhurst new Writ, 20 DEc. 

Mile End New Town. Vide Address. Provisions. 

Ministers. Vide Questions Negative. 

Mistakes. Vide Accounts. 

Money advanced by Address, proposed to be repaid, 19 DEc. 
Vide Provisions. 

Vide Address. Grenada. Supply, &amp;c. 

Mortgage, Mortgagees, &amp;c. Vide Land Taz. 

Motions withdrawn, 14 Nov. 18.—2 DEc. 

——— made and interrupted, and afterwards Question put, 
22 DEc. 

Leave given to make them, 12 DEc. Vide Committees. 

Mundy, Mr. (a Member.) Vide Provision, also supra. 


Mutiny or Disobedience. Vide Seamen. 















































39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


ANNERCH Inclosure. Vide Ysceifiog. 
Narborough Roads. Vide Leicester. 

Nation, Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee, to take into Consideration the State of the Nation, 
passed in the Negative, 9 JULY. 

Naval Stores; Bill for better preventing the Embezzlement of 
Naval, Ordnance, and Victualling Stores, ordered, 30 JUNE. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed ; 1 JuLy. Committed, 3. Considered, 8. Re- 
ported ; Billre-committed; considered; 14. Againreported , 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15, 
Passed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 28, 

Vide Accounts. 

Navy. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Neath, Petition for a Bill for finishing and completing a Bridge 
over the River Neath, referred toa Committee, 4 Mar. 
Petition for a Bill for the Appointment and oe 
of Pilots, clearing the Harbour, &amp;c. in the Port or Harbour 
and River of Neath, referred toa Committee, 4. Mar. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 6JUNE. Presented, and read, 9. 
Committed, 13. Reported; to be ingrossed; 24. Passed, 
25. Agreed to by the Lords, 4JULY. Royal Assent, 9. 


Nether Dean Inclosure. Vide Over Dean. 


Neutral Ships ; House resolves to go into a Committee to con- 
sider of permitting the Importation of Goods, &amp;c. from any 
Country in America, belonging to any Foreign European 
Sovereign or State, in Ne Ships, 1 4PR. Considered, 2. 
Reported ; Bill ordered for permitting Ditto; 3- Presented, 
oak read ; Day appointed for Sésend Reading ; 4. Com- 
mitted, 17. Considered, 18. Reported; to be — ~ 

















INDEX to the Firry-rirrH VoLume. 


Day appointed for Third Reading ; 21. Deferred, 22. Passed, 

23. anal to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 1 May. 

Neutral Ships; Acts 35 &amp; 36 Geo. III. we Neutral Ships, 
to beconsidered ina Committee of the whole House,1oJ UNE. 
Considered ; reported; Bill to continue the Acts relating to 
the Admission of certain Articles of Merchandizein Ditto, 
&amp;c.; 11. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 16. Committed, 17. Considered, 18. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 19. 
Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, 30. 

Vide Laws Expiring. Linseed Cakes. Seamen. 

Newark upon Trent Open Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered; 3 Mar. Mem- 
ber added to bring it in; Bill presented, and read; 1 May. 
Committed, 5. Reported; to be ingrossed; 16. King’s 
Consent signified; a Clause added; Bill passed; 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Newcastle upon Tyne Roads. Vide Glenwhelt. 

Duke of, an Infant ; Bill from the Lords to empower 
him to grant Leases of certain Parts of his Estates in the 
County of Nottingham, 15 May. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed, 19. Reported; Bill passed; 9 JUNE. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

New Forest; Bill for the better Preservation of Timber therein, 
and for ascertaining the Boundaries of the said Forest, and of 
the Lands of the Crown within the same, ordered, 30 May. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed ; g JUNE. Committed, 12. Considered ; re- 
ported; Report to be further considered ; Bill as amended 
to be printed; 18. Further Consideration deferred, 24. 
25.27. Report further considered ; a Clause received and 
agreed to; another received and read ; Bill re-committed ; go. 
Further considered, 1 JULY. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 2. Petition of William 
Scett, b uire, of Wimpson, against; to lie on the Table 
till the Bill be read the Third Time;.3. Another Petition 
of Mr. Scott, against, to lie on the Table; a Petition of the 
Duchess Dowager of Bolton, against, to lie on the Table till 
the Third Reading, and Counsel ordered; another Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 4. Mr. Scott heard on the 

hird Reading ; Counsel heard for the Duchess of Bolton 
on Ditto, and there not being Forty Members present, 
House adjourns; 8. Immediately proceeds to consider 
further of Ditto; Amendments made; Bill passed; 9. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 23. 
Amendments agreed to, 24. Royal Assent, 28. 
Vide Game. 


Newfoundland ; Bill to continue Act 33 Geo. III. relating to 
Judicature in the Island, ordered,7 FEB. Instruction to make 
Provision for continuing several other Acts relating to Ad- 
mission of certain Articles in Neutral Ships, &amp;c. 10. Presented 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 11. Com- 
mitted, 12. Committee deferred, 13. Considered ; reported 
to be ingrossed, and Day appointed for Third Reading ; 14, 
Passed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19, 

——__—__—— Vide Laws Expiring. Seamen. | 

Newhaven, Petition for a Bill to amend Act for improving 
the Navigation of the River Ouse, between Newhaven 
Bridge and Lewes Bridge, and for better draining the Low 
Lands in Lewes and Laughton Levels, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Presented, 
and read, 20 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 2 May. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 14. Petition of the Company of Pro- 

rietors of the River Ouse Navigation, against ; to lie on the 

able till the Third Reading ; Day appointed for Ditto.; 19. 
The last-mentioned Petition again read; Bill passed; 20. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JuNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

Roads. Vide Nottingham. 

Newland Inclosure. Vide Ensham. 

Newport Road. Vide Boughton. 

(Southampton) new Writ, 25 APR. 

New Sarum. Vide Sarum. 

Newspapers. Vide Orders. Stamp Duties. 

New South Wales. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Newton Bromshold Open and Common Fields, Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered; 3 MAR. Presented, 
and read, 18. Committed, 24. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
5 May. King’s Consent signified; 8. Passed, 9. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 30. 

Saint Faith’s Inclosure. Vide Horsford. 

New Windsor, Vide Windsor. 

Nicolay, Charles Gotthold ; Petition for a Bill for his Naturali- 
zation; Billordered; 4FEB. Presented, and read, 11JUNE. 

















Vou. 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Takes the Oaths, 17. Committed, ibid. ; to be 
ingrossed; 20. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 
2JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Noman’s, otherwise Norman’s Moor, Petition for a Bill to in- 
close, &amp;c. the said Moor; Bill ordered; 4 Mar. Pre- 
sented, and read,ig4. May. Committed, 19. Passed, 5 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords,13. Royal Assent, 20. 


Normanton upon Trent, Open Arable Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. and Bill ordered, 29 JAN. 
Presented, and read, 12 FEB. Committed, 13 Mar. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 25. Passed, 31. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 22 dpRr. Royal Assent, 24. 

North, Honourable Lady Maria. Vide Guildford. 

Sea Fishery. Vide Salt. 


Norton and Halton, Petition of the Guardians of Sir Richard 
Brook, for a Bill to shut up and discontinue certain Roads 
and Foot Paths leading through his Grounds, and for mak- 
ing other Roads instead thereof; referred to a Committee; 
Fe Reported not to be within the Standing Orders ; 

ill ordered; 17 Mar. Presented, and read, 20. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported; to be ingrossed; 2 May. King’s 
Consent signified ; an Amendment made; Bill passed; 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 30. 

Norwich, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, and watch the 
Streets, remove Encroachments, &amp;c. and for repealing cer- 
tain Parts of Act of Queen Anne, for erecting a Workhouse 
in that City, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 7 Mar. 

Notaries. Vide Stamp Duties. 

Notice taken. Vide House. 

Notices. Vide Orders. 


Nottingham Roads to Newhaven, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
continue and enlarge the Term and Powers of Acts, refer- 
red to a Committee, 29 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
14 FEB. Presented, and read, 17, Committed, 25. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 5 May. Passed,7. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 27. Royal Assent, go. 





41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


N4 TION. Vide Questions Negative. 
Negotiation. Vide Accounts. Questions Negative. 
Neutral Ships. Vide Laws Expiring. 
New Brunswick. Vide Nova Scotia. 
Newfoundland. Vide Nova Scotia. 


Newspapers. Vide Notices. 


Notices in Newspapers, Time for giving Ditto extended, 
19 DEc. 

to be affixed on Church Doors upon Sundays, ex- 

tended, 1 DEc. 

Nova Scotia; House resolves to go into a. Committee to con- 
sider of encouraging the Importation of Herrings, and other 
Fish, the Produce of the Fishery carried on in Nova Scotia 
and New Brunswick, 21 Nov. Instruction to consider of 
aces the Importation of Herrings and other Fish, 
the Produce of the Fishery carried on in Newfoundland, 
and on the Coas,of Labrador, 24. Considered, ibid. Re- 
solutions reported ; agreed to, and Bill ordered there- 
upon ; 25. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 26. Committed, 27. Committee deferred, 28. 
Considered, 4 DEc. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 5. Passed,8. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 15. Royal Assent, ibid. 





39° 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


04 K HAM Canal, Petition for a Bill to enable the Com- 
pany to raise more Money for completing the Canal, and 
for amending the Act, referred to a Committee, 27 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 3 MAR. Presented, and read, 
4 Apr. Committed, 17. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 9 May. Report further considered; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 20. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 
9 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 


Oaths taken by Parties in order to their Naturalization. Vide 
Nicolay. 


by Members, 24 SEP. 


Oats, House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
giving Encouragement to the Importation of Oats and Oat- 
meal into this Kingdom, 20 MAR. Committee deferred, 
25, 31. Considered, 2 APR. Reporta Resolution giving a 
Bounty to be dependent on the Average Price‘of Oats in the 
London Gazette, and Bill ordered, 3. Presented, and read ; 


Day 











INDEX ¢@o the FIFTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 


Day a ge for Second Reading ; 4. Committed, 17. 


Considered, 18. Report deferred, 21. _Member ordered 
to make Report; reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 22. Passed, 23. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 1 May. 
Oats. Vide Accounts. Hackney Coaches. 
Ockham. Vide Horsley. 
Offences. Vide Insane Persons. Treason. Vagrants. 
Offices. Vide Accounts. Clerks. 
Offices and Employments ; Bill to indemnify such Persons as 
have omitted to qualify themselves for holding the same, 
ordered, 28 JAN. Presented, and read, 3 FEB. Commit- 
ted, 6. Considered, 7. Reported; to be ingrossed; 10. 
Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 
—— Vide Bills in Supply. 
Oil. Vide Customs. Mill Stones. Opium. Turpentine. 
Oil and Blubber. Vide Mill Stones. 
Okehampton, Petition for a Bill to pave, and otherwise improve 
the said Town, referred to a Committee, 14 FEB. Re- 
ported ; Standing Orders not complied with ; Report to lie 
on the Table, and Notices ordered to be given; 24. Peti- 
tion after Notices given, referred toa Committee, 13 MAY. 
Report thereon , First Report again read ; Bill ordered ; 16. 
Presented, and read, 26. 
Oldham Canal. Vide Manchester. Peak Forest. 
Onslow, Reverend Dr. Vide House. 
Opium ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider so 
much of Act 38 Geo. ir for better Protection of Trade, as 
relates to the Duty on Opium imported, 12 May. Instruc- 
tion to consider so much of Act 34 Geo. III. as imposes 
Duties on Burr Stones, &amp;c.; considered; 13. Report 
deferred, 14. Report several Resolutions for present Du- 
ties to cease, and for charging others, &amp;c. relating to 
Opium, Burr Stones, &amp;c. which were agreed tu, and In- 
struction thereon, 15. Vide Customs. 
Orange, Prince of. Vide Accounts. Dutch Forces. King. 
Orders and Resolutions usual, made, touching Privileges and 
Elections; Witnesses; to prevent Disorders; and 
relating to Members Letters; 25 SEP. 
for considering certain Election Petitions, 14 Mar. 
Petition for particular Notices to be given in the County 
of Middlesex, 2 APR. 
—— Standing, Petitions reported upon, and Standing Orders 
not complied with, 11 FEB. 20. 27. 28.—4 MAR. 5. 
11, 18. 24.—4 APR.—5 MAY. 22. 26. 
Petition for a Bill states Standing Orders not given, 
24 FEB. 
Notices ordered to be given, 14 FEB. 24.—4 Mar. 5. 
11. 14. 18. 24. 26.—3 APR. 21. 
—— Standing, one repealed, and another made, 27 FEB.— 
3 MAR. 

—— dispensed with, 26 May. 

—-— dispensed with in point of Regularity, 11 Mar. 27.— 
13 May. 14. 16. 
—— Reports of Standing Orders being in Part complied 
with, 27 FEB. 28.—14 Mar.—i3 May. 
Reports of Petitions not being within the Meaning of 
Standing Orders, 14 FEB. 17. 18. 20.—13 MAR. 17. 
—18 APR. 28. 
—— Reports without mentioning Standing Orders, 17 FEB.— 
13 MarR. 28.—23 APR.—1 MAY. 7. 13. 26. 30.— 
6 JUNE. 12. 13. 

—— discharged, for ordering Accounts, &amp;c.6 FEB.—11 MAR. 
25.—15 MAY. 27.—9 JULY. 

—— D*, of Leave for Bills, 19 FEB.—22 APR.—22 May.— 
5 JUNE. 

—— D*, in part, 15 May.—1 JULy. 

—— D*, for considering an Election Petition, 31 Mar. 

—— D+, for granting Leave to give Notices, 25 Mar. 

D*, an Account, 23 Mary. 

—— D®, for Second Reading of Bills, 18 4PR.—10 JUNE. 11. 
—— D*, for adjourning the further Proceeding upon a Second 
Reading of a Bill to a particular Day, 24 APR. 

—— D», for committing a Bill, 23 May. 

—-— D*, for further considering a Report, 22 APR. 

—~— made upon a former Day discharged, and others made, 

é' 12 FEB. 19.—3 MAR. 18. 20. 25. 26. 31.—3 APR. 17. 


22, 25. 28.—19 May. 21. 22. 27.—5 JUNE. 10. 11. 
17.—9 JULY. 




















Orders, other Orders of the Day read, and proceeded in, 
8 Oct.—7 FEB. 18. 28.—13 MarR. 19—13 May. 
24.—6 JUNE.—24 JULY. 

—— D*, and not Forty Members present, 3 APR. 

—— D*, and deferred, 4 OcT.7.9.—10 FEB. 13. 14. 19. 24.— 
3 MAR. 5.7. 10. 17. 18. 26. 27.—2 APR. 17. 18. 21. 
24. 25. 29.—2 May. 6.7.9. 12. 16. 20.~12 JUNE. 
16. 


—— D’, read to supersede a Motion, 28 FEB. 

of the Day read, and deferred, 27 JAN. 29.—12 FEB. 
17. 25.—7 MAR. 13. 14.19. 21. 31.—3 APR. 4. 25.— 

20 MAY. 28. 30.—15 JULY. 

—— D°, and proceeded in, 9 OcT.—4 FEB. 5. 12. 14. 21. 
24. 25. 28.—3 MAR. 14.26. 31.—21 APR.—7 Mary. 
9. 23-—-5 JUNE. oO. 10. 13. 18. 23. 

adjourned Orders of the Day resumed, 8 OctT.— 
13 JUNE. 17. 

—— postponed Orders of the Day read, and further con- 

sidered, 27 May. 

Ordnance. Vide Accounts. Naval Stores. 

Ordsall Open Fields, Waste Grounds, &amp;c. Petition fora Bill 
to inclose, and Bill ordered, 6 Mar. Presented, and read, 
9 May. Committed, 13. King’s Consent signified ; 
Amendment made; Bill passed; 6 JUNE. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 23. Amendment agreed 
to, 24. Royal Assent, go. 

Over and Nether Dean Common and Open Fields, &amp;c. Peti- 
tion fora Bill to inclose, &amp;c. and Bill ordered, 21 Jan. 

, Presented, and read, 17. Committed, 24. Reported; to 
be ingrossed; 1 APR. Passed, 4. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with some Amendments, 29. Amendments agreed 
to, 30. Royal Assent, 16 May. 

Ovington Whole Year Lands and Open Fields, Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, and Bill ordered, 4 Mar. Presented, and 
read, 31. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
5 MAyY. Passed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 13. Amendment agreed to, 14. Royal As- 
sent, 16. 

Ouse Navigation. Vide Newhaven. 

Outlawries, Clandestine ; Bill to prevent, read, 24 SEP. 

Oxford Roads. Vide Witney. 








41°Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. 4.1800. 


O04 TS. Vide Corn. Provisions. Wheat. 

Officers. Vide Accounts. Address. Militia. Supply. 

Offices and Employments; Bill to indemnify Persons who 
have omitted to qualify themselves for holding the same, &amp;c. 
ordered, 4 Dec. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 8. Committed, 9. Committee de- 
ferred, 10. Considered, 11. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. Passed, 15. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

—— Vide Supply. 

Offord Cluney Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition fora Bill 
to inclose, Bill ordered, 21 Nov. Presented, and read 
24. Committed, 28. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 5 DEc. 
Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, $1. 

Orders of the Day being read, proceeded in, 12 DEc. 18. 

—— D*, deferred, 18 DEc. 19. 

—— D°, now read and proceeded in, 14 NOP. 17. 21. 25. 
26. 28.—8 DEC. 1o. 11. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22.--And 
Instruction given, 27 Nov. 

—— D*, read and deferred, 13 NOv. 14. 15. 17. 27. 28.— 

5 Dec. 8. 10. 12. 

other Orders of the Day read, and proceeded in, 12 Nor. 
17.27.—11 DEc. 12. 

—— D*, and deferred, 14 Nov. 18. 19. 21. 24. 26. 28.--- 
1 DEc. 8. 10. 16. 

D°, being read, proceeded in, 17 DEC. 20. 

D*, read, to supersede Motions, 2 DEc.12. Vide Questions. 

Orders of Council. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. 

Orders and Resolutions usual, made, touching Privileges and 
Elections; Witnesses; to prevent Disorders, and 
relating to Members Letters, &amp;c. 12 Norv. 

—— Standing; Order relative to Notices of Application for 
Bills of Inclosure and Drainage, read an entered, and 
Resolution for extending the Time for giving Notices 
to Three Sundays in thej Month of December 1800, 
1 DEc. 

—— D*, relative to a Highway and Paving Bill, extended to 
the Month of December 1800, 19 DEC. 











—— Order of Leave for a Bill, in part discharged, 18 DEc. 
Oundle 





INDEX ¢o the FirtTy-FiIrFtTH VoLuME. 


Oundle. Vide Thrapston. 
Outlawries, Clandestine; Bill to prevent, read 11 Nov. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


PANCRAS, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, and watch 

certain Streets, &amp;c. in that Parish, made upon Ground be- 

longing to the Duke of Bedford, referred to a Committee, 

7 MarR. Reported ; Bill ordered; 1 4PR. Presented, and 

read, 22. Committed, 28. Petition of the Churchwar- 

dens, &amp;c. of Saint Pancras, against certain Clauses in the 

Bills, referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 

and Voices given, &amp;c.6 May. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

6 JUNE. Passed, 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

Paper, Petition from the Regenerating-Paper Company, for 
Leave to present a Petition after the Time limited, for a Bill 
to incorporate them; Leave given; Petition presented, and 
read, and referred to a Committee; to send for Persons, 
Papers, and Records; 11 JUNE. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
13. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 16. Committed, 20. 

House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 

permitting the Importation of Waste Paper Duty free, 

12 JUNE. Considered, 13. Report a Resolution to that 

Effect, eneret the Duty imposed by Act 38 Geo. III.; 

agreed to; Bill ordered; 16. Presented, and read; Day 

appointed for Second Reading; 18. Deferred,19. Com- 
mitted, 20. Considered, 23. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25, 

Agreed to by the Lords, 2 JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Vide Stamps. 


Papists, Act 31 Geo. IIL. for their Relief, to be considered ina 
Mem of the whole House, 21 APR. Order discharged, 
and another Day appointed, 25. A further Day appointed, 
6 May. Deferred, 16. 20. Considered, 22. eae Two 
Resolutions for permitting the temporary Residence in this 
Kingdom of certain Monastic Societies, &amp;c.; agreed to; 
Bill ordered thereupon ; 23. Member added to bring in the 
Bill, 27. Presented and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; to be printed; 5 JuNE. Committed, 11. Com- 
mittee deferred ; 17. Considered; report a Progress; Day 
appointed for further Consideration; 23. Further considered, 
and report further Progress, 24. Further considered ; re- 
ported; Report to be further considered, and Bill, as 
amended, to be 1 a oy 27. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 30: 
Deferred, 1 JULY.2.3. A Clause added; Bill passed, 4. 

Parkhouse Roads. Vide Lanark. 


Parliament meets, 24 SEP. Prorogued, 29 JULY. Further 
prorogued, 7 OcT. 


Bill for empowering His Majesty to shorten the 
Time for the Meeting of Parliament in Cases of Adjourn- 
ment, ordered, 5 OcT. Presented, and read ; — appointed 
for Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 7. Considered ; 
reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 8. A Clause added respecting Orders appointed 
for future Days; Amendments made, and Bill passed, 9. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment; Amend- 
ment agreed to; 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Partitions. Vide Cooksey. 


Pawnbrokers, Petition for a Bill to alter, &amp;c. Act, and make 
the same perpetual, for more effectually regulating their 
Trade and Business ; to lie on the Table; 5 MAR. Petition 
again read, and referred to a Committee, 6. Petition of 
other Persons, Pawnbrokers, in favour of the Bill prayed 
for, referred to the Committee on the other Petition,2 May. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, and read, for re- 

ulating, &amp;c.; Day appointed for Second Reading; 15. 
Committed, 20. Reported; several Clauses being intended 
to be offered, Bill re-committed with respect to the said 
Clauses; 17 JUNE. Reported; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. Deferred, 20. 23. 
Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amend- 
ments, 3 JULY. Consideration of Lords Amendments 
deferred for Three Months, 8. Another Bill ordered, ibid. 
Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 14. Considered; 
report a Progress; Day appointed for further Considera- 
tion; 15. Further considered; Report to be received ; 18. 
Reported ; Amendments made; Bill to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 21. Deferred, 22. Passed, 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Peace. Vide Exchequer Bills. London. 


Peachey, John. Vide Selsey. 








VoL. 55..——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


~ 


Peak Forest Canal, Petition for a Bill to amend the Act, and 
for granting to the Company further Powers to make Two 
Extensions of Railway and a certain new Railway, &amp;e. re- 
ferred toa Committee, 14 FEB. Report that the Petition 
is not within the Standing Orders of the House; Report 
to lie on the Table; 17. Report again read, and re-com- 
mitted, 18. Again LAP oaoe | ; that the Parties did not 
intend to proceed on that Part of the Petition respecting 
Railways, and that the other Part was not within the 
Standing Orders; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and read, 
3 Mar. Committed, 7. Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 26. Report again read, and re-committed, 2 APR, 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 3. Clauses added; Amend- 
ments made; Bill passed ; 2 MAY. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with some Amendments, 20. Amendments agreed to, 28. 
Royal Assent, 30. 


Pease. Vide Potatoes. 


Peers, usual Resolutions relating to giving their Vote, &amp;c. in 
Election of Members, 25 SEP. 


Penalties. Vide Apprenticeship. Bread. London. Workmen: 
Penistone. Vide Ingburchworth. 

Penryn new Writ, 30 May. 

Pensions, &amp;c. Vide Bills in Supply. 

Pentre Bridge Roads. Vide Wrerham. 


Perfumery, House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of Act 26 Geo. III. for granting certain Duties on Per- 
fumery, &amp;c. 12 JUNE. Accounts referred; Act considered ; 
13. Report a Resolution for the Duties granted by the said 
Act to cease and determine; agreed to; Bill ordered; 16. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 18. 
Committed, 19. Considered ; report a Progress; Day ap- 
pointed for further Consideration ; 20. Further considered, 
23. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 
2JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Perth Road to Cupar and Glammis, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to enlarge the Powers of Acts relating thereto, referred to a 
Committee, 3 Mar. Reported ; Bill ordaved ; 5. Petition 
for the Bill to extend to enlarging Powers of other Acts 
respecting the whole Line of Road from Perth to Cupar; 
to lie on the Table; 17 4PR. The last Petition again read, 
and referred to a Committee, and to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records, 18. Report on Ditto; Order of Leave for the 
former Bill read, and discharged ; former Report again 
read, and another Bill ordered; 22. Presented, and read, 24. 
Committed 28. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9 May. 
Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 30. 


Peterborough Roads. Vide Lincoln Heath. 


Petitioners decline being heard by Counsel on a Second 
Reading of a Bill, 5 Mar. 


to be heard when a Report is taken into further 
Consideration, 24 JUNE. 


a Petitioner to be heard on the Third Reading of 
a Bill, 4 Juty. Called in, and heard by himself, 8. 
Heard by Counsel, ibid. 


to be heard before a Select Committee, by Counsel, 
on a Bill re-committed, 6 JUNE. 


——— Vide Counsel. 

Petitions for Private Bills, Time limited for receiving them, 
12 Oct. Time enlarged to another Day, the House having 
resolved to adjourn over the Day last appointed, 7 Mar. 

read again, 1 OcT.—20 May.—24 JUNE. 25. 

D*, and a Bill ordered, 10 JUNE. 

D*, and referred to Select Committees, 12 FEB.— 

6 MAR.—4 APR. 18. 25.—15 May. 22.—5 JUNE. 

D° on Bills, 3 MAR. 18.—14 May.—5 JuNE. 

D° on D*, re-committed, 6 JUNE. 

read again, with Orders thereon, 1 JULY. 

——— read in Proceedings of the House, 2 APR. 

Leave given to present them after the limited Time, 

25 MAR. 31.—22 APR.—23 MAY. 26. 30.—11 JUNE, 


a Petition for Leave to present a Petition after D°, 
ordered to lie on the Table only, 23 May. 


referred to the Committee of Supply, 18 Joy. 

D° to Committees of the whole House on Bills of 
Supply, 23 JUNE. 

——— referred to Committees of the whole House on other 
Matters, 22 APR. 23. 24. 25. 29.—23 May. 26. 


referred to Committees appointed to consider Acts, 
27 JUNE. 30. 






































K Petitions, 








INDEX @ the FIFTY-FIFTH VOLUME. 


Petitions, referred to Committees on other Petitions,19 Feb. 
— 3 APR. 21, 22. 23. 25. 28. 29. 30.—2 Mary. 





- referred to Committees on Bills, 24 FER. 27.— 
10 MAR. 17.24. 25—1 APR. 4. 22. 25.—2. MAY. 6. 7. 9. 
14. 20, 27.—5 JUNE. 13. 17- 

of Complaint, 5 Mar. 28. 

~~-—— for Assistance, 31 MAar.—23 Mary. 

—— for Reward, 5 May. 

for Relief, 30 SEP.—5 Mar.—17 APR.—26 May. 
for Satisfaction to be made, 13 MAR. 26. 
recommended by His Majesty, 30 S—EP.—11 Fes. 
—5 May. 


——— for Bills, &amp;c. ordered to lie on the Table only, 30 SEP. 
—11 FEB. 14. 17. 20. 24. 28.—5 Mar. 7. 10. 26. 27. 28. 
31.—4 APR. 17. 21.—2 MAY. 5. 9. 14. 23. 26. 30.— 
9 JUNE.13. 17.—16 JULY. 21. 

———— Report on a Petition ordered to lie on the Table, 

















EB 

against Bills, &amp;c. ordered to lie on the Table, 21 Fes. 

Mass MAY. 19. 23.—3 JUNE. 11. 

D*, till Second Readings, 14 JULY. 

against Bills, to lie on the Table till Second Readings, 

&amp;c. and Counsel ordered, 3 MAR. 26.—14 JULY. 

against Bills, Ditto till Third Readings, 19 May. 23. 
3 JULY. 4. 

——— D*, till Reports are further considered, 3 JUNE. 24. 

Petworth Roads. Vide Milford. 

Pigot ; Petition for a Bill to enable Sir George Pigot and 
others, to dispose of a Diamond by way of Lottery or 
Chance, to lie on the Table,20 FEB. Petition again read, 
and referred to a Committee, and to send for Persons, 
Papers, and Records, 25 4PR. Reported ; Bill ordered for 
the above Purpose; 7 May. Presented, and read, 12. 
Committed, 16. Reported; to be ingrossed; 23. Passed, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 27. 
Amendments agreed to, 30. Royal Assent, 2 JULY, 

Pilots. Vide Humber. Neath. 

Pilsgate Inclosure. Vide Barnack. 

Pitt, Humphrey ; Bill from the Lords for confirming a Par- 
‘tition made of his Estates, and certain Powers of Sale 
mentioned in the Partition Deeds, 20 JUNE. Read First 
Time, ibid. Committed, 24. Reported; Bill passed; 3 JuLy. 
Royal Assent, 9. 

Plague; Message from His Majesty respecting the Arrival 
ef ceftals Ships from Mogador, wisich Toft that Place when 
the Plague ragéd there, referred to a Committee, 11 FEB. 
Copies of the Proceedings of the Lords of the Privy 
Council relative to Ditto, presented, and referred, 28. Re- 
port with an Appendix, containing Accounts, &amp;c. to lie on 
the Table, and to be printed; 8 May. The Message and 
Report of the Committee thereon referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 23. Vide Supply. 

Plans. Vide House. 

Plantations. Vide Accounts. Sugar. Supply. 


Plumstead, Little, Commons and Waste Grounds, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c; Bill ordered; 24 FER. Presented, 
and read, 13 MAR. Committed, 17. Petition of Pro- 
prietors of Lands, &amp;c. against the Bill in its then State, 
referred to the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, 
and Voices given, &amp;c; 24. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
23 May. Passed 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JUNE, 
Royal Assent, 20. 

Police. Vide Glasgow. Thames. 


Pontefract, Tanshelf, and Monkhill, Petition for a Bill for the 
Government, Regulation, and Employment of the Poor of 
those Parishes, referred to a Committee, 5 MAR. 

and Tanshelf, Petition for a Bill to pave, light, and 
cleanse the Streets, and for better supplying the same with 
Water, referred to a Committee, 10 Mar. 

Poor, Bill to continue and amend Act 36 Geo. III. for better 
Relief of the Poor incorporated by certain Acts of Parlia- 
ment, for the Purpose of ‘the better Maintenance and Em- 
ploymerit of the Poor, ordered, 7 Mar. Presented, and 

; Day appointed for Second Reading, 11. Com- 
mitted, 13. -Comnnttee deferred, 17. 19. Considered, 20. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 21. An Amendment made; Bill passed; 24. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments ; 22 APR. 
The said Amendments considered, and deferred for Six 
Months, 23. Another Bill ordered, ibid. New Bill pre- 
sented, and read, 24. Committed,28. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 30. Report further considered; 
Bill to be ingrossed; 2 May. Passed, 6. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 16. 














Poor, Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the more 
effectual Relief of the Poor, withdrawn, 17 Mar. 

Bill to prevent, for a Time to be limited, the Removal 

of Casual Poor, notwithstanding they may have received 

Parochial Relief, ordered,17 Mar. Presented, and read; 

Day appointed for Second Reading; Bill to be printed ; 20. 

Second Reading deferred, 25. Committed, 31. Considered, 

and there not being Forty Members in the Committee, 

Speaker resumes the Chair, and the House adjourns, 1 APR. 

Day appoiuted for further considering the Bill, 2. Nega- 

tive a Motion for the Speaker’s leaving the Chair to go 

into the Committee to consider further of the Bill, and 

defer it for Six Months, 3. 

Vide Aldbourne. London. Norwich. Potatoes. 

Popham, Major General William. Vide Mornington. 

Poringland, Framingham Earl, Bixley, &amp;c. Commons and 
Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill to divide and allot, and 
for making Compensation for Tythes of East Poringland, 
&amp;c; Billordered; 10 Mar. Presented, and read,2 May. 
Committed, 6. ey map to be ingrossed ; 13. Passed, 14. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, go. 

Postmaster General, usual Orders to him, 25 SEP. 

Post Office. Vide Accounts. 

Potatoes, Motion for the House to now resolve itself into a 
Committee, to consider of the Expediency of encouraging 
the Culture of Potatoes and Pease,19 FEB. Question 
amended, and the Debate thereon adjourned, ibid. 

Bill to encourage the Cultivation of Potatoes on 

Waste Lands, for a Time to be limited, ordered, 7 Mar. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and Bill to be printed; 10. Committed, 11. Considered, 
and the House adjourns for want of Forty Members, 14. 
Day appointed for further considering Ditto, 17. Further 
considered; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering the Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 10. 
Defer the further Consideration of the Report for Six 
Months, 24. 

——— Bill to enable Parish Officers to apply part of the 
Poor’s Rate in distributing Potatoes to the Poor for plant- 
ing, and to promote the Cultivation thereof on Waste 
Lands, ordered, 31 Mar. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. 


Powney, Penyston Portlock ; Bill from the Lords, for vesting 
his Estates in Trustees, to be sold for paying Incumbrances 
and Debts, &amp;c. 5 May. Read First Time, 7. Committed, 
14. Reported with Amendments, which were agreed to, 22. 


Passed, 28. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 12 JUNE. 
Royal Assent, 20. 


Prayers, Serjeant to give Notice to Committees when the 
House is at Prayers, &amp;c. 25 SEP. 


Presteigne Roads. Vide Yarpole. 
Preston, Sir Robert (a Member). Vide Questions Negative. 


Priestholme on the Coast of Anglesea, Petition for a Bill to 
erect a Lighthouse there, ordered to lie on the Table, 7 Mar. 


Printers; Bill to indemnify Persons who have printed certain 
Papers relative to Public Boards without the Printer’s 
Name, &amp;c. ordered 8 JULY. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 11. Committed, 14. 
Considered, 15. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 16. Passed,17. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, 28. 

Printing. Vide Accounts. Bills. Reports. 

Prisons. Vide Cold Bath Fields. Debtors. Kent. Questions 
Negative. 

Privileges, Committee appointed; toreport their Proceedings, 
with their Opinion, from Time to Time; 25 SEP. 

Proceedings, of Committees when the House is at Prayers, 
not regular, 25 SEP. 

of the House adjourned, 2 4PR. 18. Vide House. 

Provisions, Petition of the Inhabitants of Wolverhampton 
respecting the present high price of Provisions, and pray- 
ing the House to take into their serious Consideration the 
Distresses of the Petitioners, to lie on the Table, 17 FEB. 


Vide Bread. Corn. Herrings. London. Oats. 
Potatoes. Rice. Rye. Wheat. 

Public Debt, Motion for the House coming to a Resolution, 
respecting the Amount of the Public Funded Debt on ist 
February 1793, and a Debate arising thereon, it was ad- 
journed, 21 JuLY. Further adjourned, 24. Resumed, 28. 
Questions Previous Negative on that and several other 
Motions relative to the Public Finances, ibid. 

——_—_—_——— Motion for the House coming to a Resolution, re- 
specting the Amount of the Public Fanded Debt on 5th Ja- 
nuary 1786, and a Debate arising thereon, Debate ad ue 




















INDEX to the Firtry-FIFtTH VoLUME. 


24 JuLy. Resumed, 28. Motion agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment, and also several others relating tothe Public Finances, 
ibid. 

Public Money. Vide Questions Negative. 

Pulteney, General; Bill from the Lords to enable certain Trus- 
tees to charge a certain sum on his Trust Estates for the Re- 
pair of the Bridge over the River Avon at Bath, or to apply 
certain Sums receivable from the Kennet and Avon Canal 
Navigation, 12 JUNE. Read First Time, ibid. Committed, 
16. Reported ; Bill passed; 23. Royal Assent, go. 

——— Sir James. Vide Abercromby. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess.5. A. 1800. 


Pr, INTED Chamber. Vide House. 

Parliament meets, 11 Nov. Prorogued, or the Session 
closed, 31 DEC. 

Bill to enable Commissioners to purchase certain 
Buildings for the Accommodation of the Two Houses of 
Parliament, ordered, 19 Nov. Presented, and read, 20. 
Committed, 26. Committee deferred, 27. Considered, and 
report a Progress, 28. Bill further considered, and make a 
further Progress, 2 Dec. Committee further deferred, 5. 
Bill further considered, and to report, 8. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 9. Passed, 
10. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, ibid. 

——_——__——. Vide Proclamatton. 

Peace. Vide Questions Negative, 

Peebleshire new Writ, 24 Norv. 

Peers ; usual Resolutions relating to giving their Vote, &amp;c. in 
Election of Members, 12 Nov. 

Penalties. Vide Bread. Poor. Taylors. 

Pensions. Vide Supply. 

Personal Estates. Vide Supply. 


Peterborough Road, through Oundle and Thrapston, to Wel- 
lingborough, Petition fora Bill to continne and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Committee, 12 Nor. 

Petitions for Private Bills, no Order made for limiting the 
Time for receiving them. 

read again, and a Bill ordered in, 15 Dec. 

referred to a Committee without being again read, 

13 Nov. 

referred to Committees on other Matters, on being 

presented, 14 Nov.17.—9 DEC. 22. 

——— one rejected, 15 DEC. 

—— to lie on the Table, 11 Nov. 14. 15.—11 DEC. 22. 

Vide Grenada. Habeas Corpus. Provisions. Questions 
Negative. 

Pilchards. Vide Fish. Provisions. 


Poor; Bill to explain and amend Act 22 Geo. III. for their 
better Reliefand Employment, ordered, 18 Nov. Presented, 
and read, and to be printed, 19. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 21. Committed, 24. Considered, 25. Reported ; 
to be mgrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. 
Read Third Time; Clauses admitted; Bill passed; 28. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 4 DEc. Royal Assent, 8. 

—— Bill for making better Provision for the Maintenance of 
the Poor, and for diminishing the Consumption of Bread 
Corn, &amp;c. ordered, 26 Nov. Presented, and read, 4 DEc. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed, ibid. 
Committed, 5. Committee deferred, 8. Bill considered ; 
reported; Report to be further considered, and Bill as 
amended to be printed; 9. Report further considered, and 
Bill re-committed, 10. Further considered, 11. Again re- 
ported; a Clause added; Bill to be ingrossed, &amp;c.; 12. 
Clauses added; One committed, &amp;c.; Bill passed; 15. 
Another Member appointed to take it to the Lords, 17. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal Assent, ibid. 

— Vide Edinburgh. Provisions. 


Population; Bill to ascertain the Population of Great Britain, 
ordered, 19 Nov. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, and to be printed; 20. Committed, 25. 
Considered, 28. Reported ; Report to be further considered, 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; ibid. Report further 
considered, and Bill re-committed, 4 Dec. Further con- 
sidered; Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; ibid. An Amendment made ; Bill passed; 5. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 18. House 

to consider Lords Amendments, and they are 
entered, and appointed to be taken imto further Considera- 
tion on gist vember; another Bill ordered; 19. Pre- 




















VoL. 55.———1 799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


sented, and read, and committed, ibid. Considered ; reported ; 

to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 

Passed, 22, Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 
Portugal. Vide Accounts. Questions Negative. Supply, 
Postmaster General, usual Orders to him, 12 Nov. 


Prayers; Serjeant to give Notice to Committees relative to 
D°, 12 Nov. 


Printing. Vide Accounts. Address. Bills. Journals. Reports: 
Speaker. Votes. 


Prisons. Vide Debtors. 


Privileges; Committee appointed; all who come to have 
Voices; to report their Proceedings, with their Opinion, 
from Time to Time; 12 Nov. 

Proclamation, containing His Majesty’s Declaration, that the 
Lords and Commons of the present Parliament should be 
the Members of the respective Houses of the First Partia- 
ment of the United Kingdom, read in the House of Peers 
by His Majesty’s Command, and entered, 31 Dec. 

————— Vide Accounts, Address. 

Protection, from the Impress Service. Vide Fish. 

Provisions ; Petitions complaining of the high Price of Provi- 
sions in general, and particularly Bread Corn; viz. from 
Corporation of New Sarum; Freeholders of Middlesex ; 
Inhabitant Householders of Saint Andrew Holborn, and 
Householders of Saint Leonard Shoreditch, to lie on the 
Table, 11 Nor. Referred to the Committee on the present 
high Price of Provisions, 13. Vide infra. 


——-—— Bill to authorize His Majesty to prohibit the Expor- 
tation of Provisions or Food, ordered, 11 Nov. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 12. Com- 
mitted, 13. Considered, 14. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 

. Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Passed, 17. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 20. Royal Assent, 24. 

——-——— a Committee appointed to consider of the present 
high Price of Provisions; to send for Persons, Papers, apd 
Records; to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House ; and al] who come to have Voices; 12 Noy, Part of 
His Majesty’s Speech referred, and Committee empowered 
to report their Opinion from Time to Time, 1g. Petitions 
respecting the high Price of Provisions, referred, ibid. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants of Clerkenwell, referred, 14, D° of Cor- 

oration and Inhabitants of Stafford, referred,17, Reported; 
Report to be taken into further Consideration, and to be 
rinted ; 24. Report referred to a Committee of the whole 
ouse, and considered, 26. Chairman reports that he was 
directed to make several Motions, ibid. Reported, and an 
Address resolved on, requesting His Majesty to issue a Pyo- 
clamation recommending Economy, &amp;c. in the Use of Grain, 
ibid. Vide ‘Address-——Biill for making better Provision for 
the Maintenance of the Poor, ordered, ibid. Vide Poor — 
A printed Copy of the Report to be left with the Lords at the 
Time the Address is communicated to them, 27. A Second 
Report from the Committee ; to be taken into further Consi- 
deration, and to be printed; 9 DEc. Petition of the Corpo- 
ration of Leeds, respecting the high Price of Corn, referred 
to the Committee, ibid. SThe Second Report further ¢qn- 
sidered, and referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
10. Considered, 11. The Lords request that a Copy of the 
Second Report may be communicated to them; a printed 
Copy sent by their Messengers; 12. The Second Report 
referred to the Committee of Supply, ibid. Vide Supply.— 
Resolutions reported from the Committee of the whole 
House on the Second Report ; agreed to, and Bill ordered 
thereupon, ibid, Vide Fish—-~A Third Report from the 
Select Committee; the Three first Resolutions agreed to, and 
the other postponed; Bills ordered on those agreed to; 15. 
Vide Bread.—_—The Postponed Resolution to be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, ibid. Considered, 16. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, and Instruction thereen ; 
17. Vide Fish.——A Fourth Report from the Select Com- 
mittee; to be taken into further Consideration ; Report, with 
the Appendix, to be printed; ibid. A Fifth Report made 
from the Select Committee, and referred to a Committee of 
the whole House, and to be printed, 18. :The Fourth Re- 
port further considered, and referred to.a Committee of the 
whole House, and considered, 18. Resolution reported for 
prohibiting the Manufacture and Use of Fine Flour in Bread ; 
ae to, and Instruction thereon; ibid. Vide Bread.—— 
e Fifth Report considered ; Chairman reports that he was 
directed to move for an Address for Money to be advanced 
for Relief of the Poor of certain Parishes ; 19. Vide Address. 
——A Resolution also reported, and agreed to, for establishing 
a Fund for the Purpose of giving Relief to sach Parishes 
within the Bills of Mortality as are incapable of maintaining 
their own Poor, ibid. Certain Reports communicated by 
the Lords respecting the high Price of Provisions, referred 
to 








to this Committee, 22. Petition of the Inhabitants of Brad- 
ford, respecting the Consumption of Oats by Horses and 
Dogs, referred, 22. A Supplement to the First Report, re- 
ported; to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be 
printed; 31. A Sixth Report made, and ordered to lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, ibid. The Third Report 
ordered to be printed, ibid. 

Provisions; Messages from the Lords, desiring that the House 
would give Leave for certain Members to attend their Lord- 
ships, to be examined before a Select Committee, appointed 
by them to take into Consideration so much of His Majes- 
ty’s Speech as relutes to the Dearth of Provisions, 18 Nov. 
19.—1 DEC. 2. 5. Messengers acquainted that the House 
will send Answers by Messengers of their own, 18 Norv. ig. 


—1 DECc.2.5. Messages considered, and Leave given to 
the Members to go to the Lords if they think fit, 18 Nov. 
20.—1 DEC. 4. 5. 





Vide Accounts. Barley. Corn. Flour. Hops. House. 
Lords. Nova Scotia. Rice. Wheat. 


Public Expenditure. Vide West Indies. 
Pulteney, Sit William (a Member). Vide Provisions. 


39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 
Q UARANTINE, Acts 26 and 29 Geo IT. and 12. 28, and 


39 Geo. III. relativeto the performance of Quarantine, and 
the Establishment of Lazarets, to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 23JUNE. Papers referred, 24. 
House acquainted, That His Majesty recommends the mak- 
ing Provision for erecting a Lazarette on Land, and for 
providing proper Accommodations for the better Perform- 
ance of Quarantine, and Acts considered, ibid. Report 
several Resolutions; agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 25; 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
27, Committed, 30. Considered, 3 JULY. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; Bill as 
amended to be printed; 4. Amendments made; Bill passed ; 
11. Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 22. 
Amendments agreed to, 23. Royal Assent, 28. 

Vide Accounts, 

Quarter Sessions. Vide Papists. 

Queen, Her Consent signified to the subject Matter of a Mes- 
sage from His Majesty, 18 JUNE. 

Vide King. 

Questions passed in the Negative; viz. 

For calling over the House upon a certain Day, 25 SeEP.— 
22 JAN.—27 JUNE. 

For adjourning Debates, 12 OcT.—5 May.—4 JULy. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out, ‘stand Part 
thereof, 21 JAN.—14 P'EB.19.—10 MAR, 24.—3j0 APR. 
—1 May.—2 JULY. 3. 4. 

That certain Words be inserted in Questions instead of 
others, 14 FeBp.—5 May. 

For inserting particular Bills in the Consolidated Fund Bill, 
24 JULY. 

For going into a Committee of the whole House to con- 
sider of the Causes of the Failure of the late Expedition 
to Holland, 10 FEB. 

For reading a Second Time the Bill for regulating the Wages 
of Labourers in Husbandry, &amp;c. 21 FEB. 

For now reading a Second Time the Bill relative to Kent 
Gaol, 30 APR. 

For Mr. Speaker’s leaving the Chair, that the House might 
go into aCommittee, 3 APR.—10 JUNE. 

For appointing a Committee, to enquire into the Expedi- 

ency and probable Consequences of exporting Corn, for 

Payment of Subsidies to Foreign Powers, 23 APR. 

For an Instruction to the Committee of the whole House, 
on the King’s Message, respecting the Union with Ire- 
land, 25 APR. 

For making several Amendments to the Resolutions pro- 
posed to form tae Articles of Union with Ireland, 5 May. 

Fo re-committing One of the Resolutions respecting the 
Union, 5 May. 

For an Address, to implore His Majesty not to carry on 
the War any longer with France, 8 May. 

For calling in Counsel upon the Second Reading of Cook- 
ham Inclosure Bill,14 May. 

For reading a Second Time a Clause offered to be added to 
the Income Duties Bill, 30 Mar. 

For leaye to bring in a Bill to limit the Duration of the Tax 
upon Income, 5 JUNE. 

For calling in Counsel on the Second Reading of the Lon- 
don Flour Company Bill, 16 June. 








INDEX ¢@o the Firty-rirtu VOLUME. 











For adjourning the further Proceeding upon the Third 
Reading of the London Flour Company Bill, 4 JuLY. 

For reading a Second Time a Clause proposed to be added | 
to the London Flour Company Bill, 4 Jur. 

For bringing up a Clause proposed to be added to Ditto, 
4 JULY. 

For inserting Words in Lords Amendments made to the 
said Bill, 25 JULY. 

For adding Words at the Ed of Lords Amendments to 
Ditto, 25 JULY. 

For ordering Sir Robert Preston, a Member, to attend the 
House in his Place on a certain Day, 4 JuLy. 

For going into a Committee of the whole House, to take 
into Consideration the State of the Nation, 9 JuLy. 

For making certain Amendments to Bills, q JuLY 24. 

For hearing a Petition against a Bill, by himself or Counsel, 
on the Third Reading, 3 JULY. 

For several Addresses forCopies of Appointments of Sir Sidney 
and Mr. Smith, at the Court of Constantinople, and other 
Matters relative to the Evacuation of Egypt, 23 Jury. 

For laying Accounts, &amp;c. before the House.—Account of 
the Public Money advanced in Aid of any Soup Establish- 
ment, 10 JUNE.—Account of the Public Money ad- 
vanced in Aid of any Soup Establishment within the 
Metropolis, since 1st September 1799.—Account of all 
Wheat bought on the Corn Exchange of London, for His 
Majesty’s Service, from 1st January 1781 to the present 
Time, 27 JUNE.—Account of the Number of Houses in 
the Bills of Mortality, &amp;c. charged to the Duty on Inha- 
bited Houses, but not to the Poor Rates, 9 JuLy.—Copy 

of any Communication made since 29th of April 1800, by 

any Ticeoete Jury, to the Justices in Session for Middle- 
sex, respecting the Prison in Cold Bath Fields, 16 JuLy. 

Questions, Amendments proposed thereto, 2 JULY, 8. 11.22.25. 

again proposed, 20 JUNF. 

I)° after being interrupted, 28 JuLy. 

as amended, again proposed, ig FEB. 

main, again proposed, 12 OcT. 

main, put, 12 OcT.—3 FeB—17 APR. 25.— 

1 MAY, 5. 20. 30.— 20 JUNE, 27.—22 JULY. 

main, amended, put, 21 JAN.—14 FEB.—10 Mar. 

24.—30 APR.—2 JULY, 3. 4. 8.11. 28. 

Amendments proposed, negatived; 5 May.— 

4 JULY, 8. 25. 
—————— Amendments proposed, withdrawn, 25 JuNE.— 
23 JULY. 

— Amendments proposed not made, 12 OcT.—3 Fer, 
14-—17 APR.—1 MAY, 5. 20. 30.—20 JUNE, 27.— 
8 JULY, 22. 24. 25. 

——~—— A Question proposed, superseded by reading the 
other Orders of the Day, 28 Fes. ; 

Previous, put, and passed in the Affirmative ; viz. 

For an Instruction to the Committee on the King’s Mes- 

sage respecting a Union with Ireland, and the Seaton 

negatived, 25 APR. 
Previous, put, and passed in the Negative; viz. 

For coming to certain Resolutions respecting the Amount 

of the Public Funded Debt, and other Matters relating to 

the Public Finances, 28 JULY. 




















41° Geo, III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


Q UALIFICATIONS. Vide Offices, &amp;c. 
Quarantine ; House resolves to go into a Committee to con- 
sider of the Duties granted by an Act of last Session, re- 
specting Quarantine, 15 DEc. Considered, 16. Resolution 
reported for extending the Tonnage Duties granted by the 
said Act, to Ships arriving in the Island of Guernsey, &amp;c. 
agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 17. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 18. Committed 
19. Considered ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointe 
for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 
Questions passed in the Negative ; viz. 
For calling over the House upon a certain Day, 12 Nov. 
For an Address for Copies of all Letters from the Com- 
mander in Chief in the Mediterranean to General Kleber 
in Egypt, 18 Nor. 
De for a Copy of the Articles which the Austrian Officer, 
Count Saint Julien, signed at Paris, and which are 


temed by M. Otto, Preliminaries of Peace, 20 Nor. 
D° on 








INDEX wo the Firry-FirTtTH VOLUME. 


Questions passed in the Negative—continued. ache 
D», on the Subject of the Papers relative to the Negotiation 
for Peace with France, and to desire His Majesty will 

enter into a separate Negotiation with them, 1 DEc. 


D°, imploring His Majesty no longer to listen to the Coun 
sels of His present ministers, &amp;c. 4 DEc. 

D*, to recommend to His Majesty immediately to take Mea- 
sures for opening a Negotiation for Peace with France, 
31 DEc. 

For allowing all Members to have voices who come to the 
Committee on the Coal Trade, 20 Nor. 


For going into a Committee of the whole House, to take 
into Consideration the State of the Nation, 27 Nor. 

For appointing a Committee to examine into the State of 
the Gold Coin, 5 DEc. 

For ordering a Petition of Paul Thomas Lemaitre to lie on 
the Table, 15 DEc. 


For laying before the House an Account of the Amount of 
the Tax on Income for the Year ending 5th April 1801, 
15 Norv. 


D°, an Account of the Cavalry and Corps of Foot now 
serving in Portugal, at Gibraltar, and in the Mediter- 
ranean, 20 NOP. 

Amendments proposed to Questions, not made, 11 Nov.— 

DEc. 
Questions put, after being interrupted, 22 DEc. 


Main, put, 4 DEc. 

Questions again proposed, 2 DEC. 

A Question proposed, superseded by reading the Orders of 
the Day, 12 DEc. 

BD’, by reading the other Orders of the Day, after being 
interrupted, and not Forty Members present, 2 Dec. 


39 &amp; 40° Geo- IIT. Parl.18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


AMSDEN Roads. Vide Witney: 
Ramsey Fen Lands and Low Grounds ; Petition for a Bill 


to embank, drain, and preserve, by amending, &amp;c. Act, so 
far as relates to the Upper District or Division ; referred to 
a Committee; 25 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered; 11 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 14. Committed, 4 4PR. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 6 May. Passed, 13. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 21. Royal Assent, go. 


Ramsgate. Vide Accounts. 
Rape Cakes, Vide Linseed Cakes. 


Rastall, Reverend William; Bill from the Lords for Sale of 
certain Estates in the County of Lincoln, devised by his 
Will, and for purchasing other Estates, &amp;c. 11 JUNE. Read 
First Time, 12. Committed, 16. Reported ; Bill passed; 23. 
Royal Assent, go. 


Ratcliffe Highway Road, through Cannon-Street, into the 
Road leading into the County of Essex ; Petition for a Bill 
to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, &amp;c. re- 
ferred to a Committee, 14 FEB. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
27. Member added; Bill presented, and read, 17 APR. 
Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed; 19 JUNE. 


Passed, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 JuLy. Royal 
Assent, 9. 


Rates. Vide Accounts. Bedford Level. Hackney Coaches. 
Kent. London. Potatoes. 


Records Public; Committee appointed to enquire into the 
State of the Public Records of the Kingdom, and other 
Public Instruments, Rolls, &amp;c.; to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; Committee em- 

owered to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to 

lace; to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment of the 
House, and to report from Time to Time ; that Persons 
authorized by the said Committee may freely search in all 
the Offices, &amp;c. where His Majesty’s Records are kept, 
and have Copies, &amp;c. 18 FEB. Meahor added to the 
Committee, 21. A Member of the Committee directed to 
move the House for a Message to be sent to the Lords, 
for such Communication respecting the Records and Papers 
under the Care of their Clerks or Officers as may be neces- 
sary for the purpose of this Enquiry Message sent; 23 APR. 
Answer reported that they will furnish the House with such 
Information, ‘ibid. Message from the Lords communicat- 
ing the Information which the Commons desired, 18. So 
much of the said Message as relates to Ditto, referred, 
25. ‘Reported ; ~— with y tees to be printed; 
4 JULY. Further Report with eens lie on the 
Table, and to be printed; 8. Report ‘again read; an 


VoL. 55.——Sess. 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


_ Address thereon ; Committee appointed to draw up Ditto; 
Report referred to the Committee; 11. Address reported ; 
agreed to; to be presented by Members who are Privy 
Counsellors, ibid. Vide Address. 

Reigate Roads. Vide Surrey. 

Religion, Grand Committee for; appointed, 25 SEP. 

Vide Brouquens. 

Religious Orders. Vide Papists. 

Reports, of former Sessions referred to Select Committees, 
26 SEp.—28 Mar. 

D° read in Proceedings of the House, 19 FEB. 

De sade and a Select Committee appointed thereon, 
12 FEB. 


D°, one referred to a Committee of the whole 
House, 30 JUNE. 


not entered complete, Blanks left, 12 Fes. 27.— 
12 May. 


to be printed, 27 SEP.—6 MarR. 21.—17 APR.— 
12 MAY. 14. 30. 
D* with Appendixes, 10 FEB.—28 APR.—8 May. 
23.—23. JUNE. 30.—4 JULY. 8, 28. 
referred to Committees of the whole House, 1 Oct.— 
6 MarR, 24.—2 MAY. 6. 19,—6 JUNE. 13. 26. 
30.—8 JULY. 
-————~ D° tothe Committee of Supply, 31 Mar.—4 JULY. 
18. Vide Supply. 
——— D° toa Select Committee, 11 JULY. 
to be taken into further Consideration, 10 FEB. 21. 27. 
—6 MAR. 14. 19. 21. 28.—2 APR. 3. 17. 25.— 
7 May. 8. 12. 20. 23. 27. 30.—g9 JUNE, 16. 19. 
23. 25. 27.—2 JULY. 14. 
——— further Consideration of Reports deferred, 17 FEB.— 
4 APR. 21. 22.—8 May. 14. 23. 28.—23 JUNE. 
24. 25. 
——— D? till after proceeding on the other Orders of the 
Day, 8 Oct. 
—— D*, for Six Months, &amp;c. 24 Mar, 18 APR.— 
6 May. 8.—27 JUNE. 40. 
——— De», Adjourned, 2 May. 26.—1 JuLY. 
-——— Ds, Postponed till after the other Orders of the Day 
are gone through, 19 May. 
——— D’, Resumed, 8 Ocr,—27 May.—3 JULY. 
further considered, 3 Mar. 26.—21 APR. 23.— 
2 MAY. 5. 6,14. 15.19. 26.27.—5 JUNE. 6. 30.— 
1 JULY. 4. 16. 24. 
again read, and Bills ordered, 5 MAR. 31.—22 APR. 
24. 28. 30.—12 May, 16. 22,—16 JUNE. 
read again, and Notices ordered to be given, &amp;c. 
14 FeB.—s Mar. 
again read on being further considered, 25 JUNE. 
again read, and an Address thereon, 11 JULY. 24. 
——— Orders for considering them read, and discharged, and 
others made, 12 FEB. 

De of the Day for receiving them read, and deferred, 
13 Mar.—14 May.—17 June. Pg 
again read, and re-committed, 18 FEB. 19.—10 MarR. 

14. 19.21.—2 APR.—23 May. 
re-committed on being considered, 18 FEB. 
D*, on being made, 27 FEB.—14 Mar. 31.6 May. 
again re-committed, 25 Mar.—8 May. 
——— Reports on Petitions after Reports were re-committed, 
20 FEB.—14 Mar.—s May. 26. 
Reports made, and to lie on the table, 11 FEB. 17.24. 
27.28.—4 MAR. 13. 18.24. 26. 27. 28.—1 APR. 3. 
4. 28. 30.—1 MAY. 2. 5. 9. 14. 22. 23. 30.— 
17 JUNE, 23. 27.—8 JULY. : 
printed Copies of certain Reports to be communicated 
to the Lords, 17 FEB.—7 Mar—27 May.— 
8 JULY. 
—— D*, of former Sessions, 27 May. 
——— D’, laid on the Table, and directed to be carried to 
the Lords, 28 Muay.’ - ee 
——— Reports with Names of Consents to Bills, to lie on the 
able, 1 APR. 4.—9 May. on 
——— further Proceeding upon Reports adjourned, 9 M4 y.28. 
tobe laid before His Majesty, 16 JUNE.~-24 JULY. 
——— Reports on Reports re-committed, 24 Mar, 26.— 
1 APR.—5 MAY. 14, 26, 
——— Report Progress in Matters referred, 27 SEP.— 
24 MAR.—21 APR. 30.—15 MAY. 27.—-6 JUNE. 
12, 20. 23. 27.——15 JULY. 


L Reports, 









































Reports, D*, further Progress, 27 SE P.—22 APR. 25, 29. 30. 
“—23 MAY. 26.—24 JUNE. 
——— to be now or immediately received, 2 OcT. 3. 8.— 
10 Fes. 14. 18. 19. 21. 25.—6 Mar. 11. 19.— 
2 APR. 3. 30.—14 MAY. 9. 23. 27. 30.—9 JUNE. 
11.13,17- 18. 20. 27. 30,—1 JULY. 4, 8.14. 15- 23. 
——— D*, the same Day after sitting late, 9 JULY. 
—-—— DPD», on particular Days, 30 SeP.—3 OCT. 4. 5. 7. 8. 
—5 FEB. 7.17.—11 MAR. 21, 25.—2 APR. 18. 
21. 24.—2 MAY.7.—9 JUNE. 10, 13. 23. 24.— 
9 JULY. 14. 
Resolutions, postponed, 27 SEP.—3 OcT.—7 FeB.—18 Mar. 
— postponed Resolutions to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 27 SEP.—7 FEB.— 
D*, reported, 30 SEP. 

——--——-. re-commnitted, 3 OcT. 

—_—__—--——— one from a Committee of the whole House, to- 
gether with a Proposal reported from the same 
Committee; referred to the Committee of Ways 
and Means, 25 Fes. 

reported, and a Bill ordered, 15 JULY. 

———— — now read a Second Time upon a Division, 2 May. 

read and entered, anda SelectCommittee appointed, 
30 JUNE. 

- D*, and entered, and other Resolutions come to 

thereon, and Message sent to the Lords, 19 May. 

—-—— read, and again entered, and Bills ordered in upon 

them and others, &amp;c. 3 Mar. ' 

—————— D*, and Resolutions referred to a Committee of 

the whole House, 15 JULY. 

-————— of both Houses of a former Session, and Address 

thereupon ; referred to a Committee of the whole 





—— 





House, 21 APR. 

——_--———- of Committees of the whole House amended, 
5 May. 15. 

——-~—— of a former Day read, and Instruction to make 
Provision for the same in another Bill ordered, 
17 JULY. 


——-+-—— of the Lords, relative to Inclosure of Waste Lands, 
sent to the Commons, 11 JULY. 

——-—— to be communicated to the Lords at a Conference, 
together with an Address thereon, and their 
Concurrence desired, 5 May. The Resolutions 
amended by the Lords, 8, 

——--——— Amendments of the Lords to Resolutions com- 
municated to them, to be taken into farther 
Consideration, 8 May. Further considered, 
and agreed to, 9. 

——_--— to be communicated to the Lords. 15 May. 

——--——. D*, and their Concurrence desired, 26 May. 

D°, and an Address thereon, 27 May. 

———- to be printed, 20 May. 

to be laid before His Majesty, 27 Mar. 

———— Vide Questions Negative, and Questions Previous 
Negative. Supply. 

Returns, relating to Elections, usual Order, as to questioning 

them, 25 SEP. 

to Accounts ordered, 27 JAN.—17 Mar. 

Revenue. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Public Debt. 
Bills in Supply. 

Rice; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of 
prohibiting the Exportation of Rice for a Time to be limited, 
15 JuLY. Considered; Report Resolutions; agreed to, 
and Bill ordered thereupon, ibid. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 16. Committed, 17. 
Considered, 18. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for ‘Third Reading, 21. Passed, 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 

—— Vide Wheat. 

Richmond, Duke of ; House resolves to go into a Committee 
to.consider of the Agreement made with him and the Lords 
of the Treasury, in pursuance of Act of last Session, and 
considered ; reported; Bill ordered for confirming the same; 

0 APR, Presented, and read, 1 May. Committed, 5. 

sidered, 6. Reported ; to. be ingame Day appointed 

for Third Reading, 7. Passed,8, Agreed to by the Lords, 
20. Royal Assent, go. 

~———— Bill from the Lords for enabling the present Duke 
and the Duke of Richmond for the Time being, to charge 
with Jointures the Annuity (payable out of the lidated 
‘Fund, in lieu of the Coal ut nted by King Charles 
the IId.) and for enabling the Sale of Part of the Stocks 








on which it is made redeemable; 19 JUNE. Read First 
‘Time, ibid. Committed, 23, Reported; Bill passed ; 30. 
Royal Assent, 2 JULY. 





INDEX @ the FirtTyYy-rirtH VoLuME. 





Riplingham and Little Weeton, &amp;c. Open Fields, Commons, 
&amp;e.; Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
10 Mar. 

Ripon Road, by Ingram Bank, to Pateley Bridge ; Petition 
for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
referred to a Committee; 18 FeB. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 18 APR. Presented and read, 21. Committed, 25. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed, 5 May. Passed,6. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16. 


Risby, Fornham All Saints, and Westly Open and Common 
Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to divide, &amp;c. Bill ordered, 
3 Mar. Presented, and read, 4 4PR. Committed, 1 7. 


Rocester and Denston Common and Waste Grounds, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c, Bill ordered; 17 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 8 May. Committed, 12. Reported; to be in- 
grossed, 20 JUNE. Passed, 23. A to by the Lords, 
2JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 


Rochdale Canal Company, Petition for a Bill to explain and 
amend Act for making the same, and to vary the Line 
thereof, &amp;c. referred to a Committee, 19 FEB. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 21. Presented, and read, 25. Committed, 
7 MAR. Petition of Daniel Leech, of Islington, Gentle- 
man, against the Bill in its present Form, referred io the 
Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, 
&amp;e. 10. Petition of John Lobley, late of Cottingley, 
stating the Company to have taken Part of an Estate called 
May Royd Holmes, belonging to him, without making him 
Satisfaction; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 10. 
Petition of Owners, &amp;c. of Mills on the River Calder, for 
sufficient Clauses to bg inserted to protect their Rights ; re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 17. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Tabley 4 4PR. Report further considered; Bill to 
be ingrossed ; 23. Clatses added; an Amendment made; 
Bill passed; 2 May. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 20. Amendments agreed to, 28. Royal Assent, 30. 


Rother Bridge Roads. Vide Milford. 


Rothersthorpe Open and Common Fields, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered, 24 FEB. 

Rowley Inclosure. Vide Riplingham. 

Runcorn Roads. Vide Norton. 

Russell Square. Vide Bloomsbury. 

Ruthin Road to Mold, Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a Committee, 
3 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 14 Mar. Presented, 
and read 16. Committed,20. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
27. Passed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, io JUNE. Royal 
Assent, 20. 

Rye (Corn) House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of granting a Bounty on the Importation of Rye into this 
Kingdom, 19 May. Considered, 20. Report a Resolution; 
agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon ; 21. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 22. Committed, 
23. Considered, 26. Reported; to be ingrossed; 27. Passed, 
ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 12 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 

new Writ, 28 Mary. 

Ryhall with Belmesthorpe Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered; 24 Fer. 
Bill presented, and read, 4 APR. Committed,18. Reported; 
to be ingrossed, 28. Passed, 2 May. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 16. 





41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


R4 MSGATE Roads. Vide Canterbury. 
Rates ; particular Compensation to be made out of Poor, 

16 Dec. Vide Provisions. 

Register, of Expiring Laws, 14 Nor. 

Religion, Grand Committee; appointed, 12 Nov. 

Reports, of former Sessions referred to Select Committees, 
12 Nor. 20. 

of the same Session, referred to a Select Committee, 
26 Nov. 

—-— referred to the Committee of Supply, 12 DEc. 

——~— referred to other Committees of the whole House, 

26 Nov.—io DEc. 18, 

——— made according to Order, 12 Norv. 13. 15-17. 18. 24. 
25.27. 28—-5 DEC.9. 11. 17. 19. 20. 

to be taken into further Consideration, 24 Nov. 28.— 

9 DeEc.17. . 

——— further considered, 4 DEC. 10. 18. 

——— considered by Committees of the whole House, 11 Dec. 

8 ‘ 


28. 
———— read on being taken into Consideration, 26 Nov. 
Reports, 











INDEX @o the Firtry-rirtH VoLtume. 


Reports, to lie on the Table, 19 DEC. 31. 

to be printed, 14 Nov. 24—9 Dee. 18. 31. 

——— D?° with Appendixes, 17 DEc. 31- 

— D*, 5. Raa to a Report, and an Appendix, 

31 DEc. 

— D», Reports communicated by the Lords, 22 DEc. 

communicated by the Lords, 22 DEc. 

sent to the Lords at their Request, 12 Dec. 

——— printed Copies to be left with the Lords at the Time 
that Addresses are communicated to them, 27 Nov. 

to be now received, 12 Nov. 26.—4 DEC. 5.9.11.15- 

18, 19. 20. 22. 

D», on the Morrow, 13 NOV. 14. 17. 19. 24. 25. 27. 

—4 DEc. 8.11. 12. 18. 

D° on particular Days, 15 Nov. 21.24. 28.—22 Dec. 

Vide Committees. House. Speaker. 

Resolutions, postponed, 14 Nov.—15 DEc. 

stponed, Resolutions, to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 14 Nov.—15 DEc. 
, Resolutions reported, 12 NOV. 13. 14. 17. 24.— 
9g DEC. 11. 12. 15. 17. 18. 19. 29. 
of a former Session read, 1 DEc. 

Returns, to Orders of the House, 31 Dec. Vide Accounts. 

Reversions or Remainders. Vide Land Taz. 

Rice; Bill to prohibit the Exportation of Rice, and to indem- 
nify Persons concerned in preventing the Exportation 
thereof, ordered, 11 Nov. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 12. “Committed, 13. Con- 
sidered, 14. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 15. Passed, 17. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 24. 


~— Vide Corn. Wheat. 























39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. 4.1799 &amp; 1800. 


SAIL Cloth. Vide Laws Expiring. 

Saint Albans new Writ, 17 JUNE. 

Saint Domingo. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Saint Germans new Writ, 27 JUNE. 

Salhowse Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c. Billordered; 29 JAN. Presented, and read, 
6 Fes. Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed, 
7 Mar. An Amendment made; Bill passed; 11. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 25. 

Salisbury Canal. Vide Southampton. 


Salt; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
ermitting Salt to be used Duty-free, for a Time to be 
fimited, in preserving Fish taken in the North Sea, for the 
Supply of the Home Markets, 27 JUNE. Considered, 30. 
Report a Resolution allowing Ditto; agreed to; Bill 
ordered; 1 JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 11. Committed, 14. Committee 
deferred, 17- 18. 21. 

Saltcoats Harbour, Petition for a Bill to explain and amend 
Act for improving it, and for granting additional Powers 
for enlarging, deepening, &amp;c. the same, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 10 Mar. 

Salt Petre, House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of so much of an Act of last Session, as relates to the 
Duties on Salt Petre, 31 Mar. Considered, 1 APR. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered for repealing so much of the said Act 
as relates teSalt Petre; 2. Bill presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 3. Committed, 4. Com- 
mittee deferred; 18. 21.22. Considered, 23. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day sapere for Third Reading ; 24. 
Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 7 May. Royal 
Assent, 16. 

Sarum New, Petition for a Bill to repeal Part of Act requiring 
the building of a new Gaol there, and authorizing the Com- 
mitment of Persons to the Gaol of the County of Wilts, 
referred to aCommittee, 10 Mar. Petition of the Mayor 
and Commonalty of New Sarum, in favour of the Bill; 
referred to the Committee on the first Petition, 3 APR. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 13 May. Presented, and read, 
19: Committed, 23. Reported; to be ingrowsed 5 JUNE, 

assed,1o. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Assent, 20, 

Schedules. Vide Inclosures. 


Scotland, Bill to prohibit the making of Spirits in Scotland 


from Wheat, or any other Sort of Grain, or from.any Meal, 
Flour, or Bran, ordered, 30 Sep, Presented, and read; and 
Day appointed for the Second Reading; 1 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 2. Considered, 3. Reported; to ingposses Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 4. Passed, 5, Agreed to by 
the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 


——_—— Bill to continue the Act of the present Session for 
prohibiting the making of Spirits in Scotland from Grain, 
ordered, 20 FEB. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 21: minittee de- 
ferred, 24. Considered; reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 25. Passed, 27. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 


Bill to amend and make perpetual.Act 35 Geo. III. 
for Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland, ordered, 18 APR. 
Member added to bring it in; Bill presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed; 22. 
Committed, 28. Committee deferred, 5 May. 6. 7: Con- 
sidered, 8. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 9. Passed, 12, Agreed to by the Lords, 
20. Royal Assent, go. 

Motion made for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House, to consider of so much of 
an Act of the last Session, as relates to the Salaries of the 
Lord President of the Court of Session, the Lord Chief 
Baron, &amp;c. in Scotland; King’s Recommendation signified, 
and Motion agreed to; 23 May. Committee deferred, 26. 
Considered, 27. Report Resolutions for increasing the said 
Salaries; Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 30. Committed, 5 JUNE. 
Considered,10. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 11. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 19. Royal Assent, 20. 


Act of last Session, to continue and amend Act for 
ranting additional Duties on the Distilleries in the High- 
ands of Scotland, and regulating Duties, &amp;c. to be con- 

sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 10 JUNE. 
Committee deferred, 12. 13. Order for going into the 
Committee discharged, 17. See infra. 

House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of granting additional Duties on Spirits distilled in Scot- 
land, 17 JUNE. Considered, 18. Report several Reso- 
lutions ; agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon ; 19. Vide 
Bills in Supply. 

certain Articles contained in the Union with Scot- 
land read, 2 May. Vide Ireland. 

———— Vide Accounts. Deeds. Erroll. Leith. 

Scrace, Charles; Bill fromthe Lords for enabling Trustees to 
enfranchise certain Copyhold Estates in the Manor of 
Brighthelmstone, and to grant Leases of certain other Tene- 
ments, devised by his Will, 5 May. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed, 9. Reported and passed, 16. Royal Assent, 

30. 

Seamen; Bill to continue Act 37 Geo. III. for punishing of 
Attempts to seduce Seamen, &amp;c. ordered, 27 SEP. In- 
struction to continue Act 38 Geo. III. empowering His Ma- 
Jjesty to accept the Services of Militia Forces to be employed 
in Ireland, ibid. Instruction to make Provision for con- 
tinuing several other Acts relating to Admission of certain 
Articles of Merchandise in Neutral Ships, &amp;c. 30. Bill 
presented and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
1 OcT. Committed, 2. Considered, 3. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for ThirdReading ; 4. Passed, 5. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Bill further to continue the Act 37 Geo. III. ordered, 

6 FEB. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 7. Committed, 10. Considered,11. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. 
Passed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Assent, 19. 

Seditious Assemblies. Vide Laws Expiring. Printers. 


Seifton, Petition for a Bill to confirm and establish an Agree- 
ment for the Division and Inclosure of certain Lands called 
Seifton Forest; referred to a Committee; 7 MAR. Report- 
ed; Notices not regularly given, but Bill ordered; 11. Pre- 
sented, and read, 15 May. Committed, 19. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 28. Amendments made; Bill passed; 
17 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal Assent, go. 

Seizures. Vide Surinam. 

Selsey, Lord; Bill from the Lords for effecting an Exchange 
of certain Estates in the County of Sussex, between the Dean 
and Chapter of Chichester, Lord Selsey, and Mr. Peachey, 
23 May. Read First Time, ibid, Committed, 27. Re- 
ported; Bill passed; 6 June, Royal Assent, 20. 

Serjeant at Arms, usual Orders to him, 25 SEP. 





Serjeant 











INDEX ¢o the Frrtry-rirtH VoOLuME. 


Serjeant at Arms. Vide Accounts. Address. Clerks. 


Servants; Bill for the better settling of Disputes between 

Masters and Mistresses of Families and their Menial Ser- 

“ vants, ordered, 5 MAR. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
ointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; ibid. 
Deferred, 22 APR. 28. Committed, 5 May. Day appointed 
for going into the Committee, 12. Instruction to make 

. Provision for punishing Persons who undertake to perform 
certain Works, and neglect, &amp;c.; Bill considered; report a 
Progress; and Day appointed for further considering Ditto, 
15. Deferred, 19. Considered’ reported ; Day ge 
for further considering the Report; Bill as amended to be 

rinted; 20. Re-committed, 26. On Motion for the 
Speaker’s leaving the Chair to go into the Committee, not 
Forty Members present, House adjourns, 28. Day ap- 

ointed for further Consideration, 5 JUNE. On another 
M otion for the Speaker’s leaving the Chair, the House again 
adjourns for want of Forty Members present, 11. Another 
Day appointed, 12. Considered ; Speaker resumes the Chair, 
ne no Report; 13. . 

Sevenoaks, Petition for a Bill to continue Term, &amp;c. of Act, and 
increase the Tolls on the Road leading from Sevenoaks 
Common to Tunbridge Wells, &amp;c.; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 28JAN. Reported; Bill ordered; 3 Fes. Pre- 
sented, and read, 5. Committed, 10. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 19. Passed, 5 Mar. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 
Royal Assent, 25. 


Shalbourn Open and Common Lands and Grounds, Petition 
for a Bill to divide and allot; Bill ordered; 4 Mar. Pre- 
sented, and read, 25. Committed, 30. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 9g May. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 
19. Royal Assent, go. 


Shelley Open Commons, Moors, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c. Bill ordered ; 18 FEB. 


Sheriffs, of London, present Petitions, 17 FeEB.—10 Mar.— 
a7 May.—14 JULY. 

Copies of an Order of the House to be sent by them 

to Gaolers, 27 May. 


Ships. Vide Surinam. 
Shoes. Vide Hides. 


Shrivenham, Petition for a Bill for erecting a House for the 
Reception of the Poor of that Parish, and for better regulat- 
ing and employing them, referred to a Committee, 3 MAR. 


Sierra Leona. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Skelmanthorpe, Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c. several Parcels 
of Common, Moor, and Waste Ground within that Manor ; 
Bill ordered; 27 JAN. Presented, and read, 4 FeB. Com- 
mitted, 13. Reported; to beingrossed;6 Mar. Passed, 11 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22 4PR. Royal Assent, 24. 

Skins. Vide Hides. 

Smith, Captain Sir William Sid ney ; House vote their Thanks 
to him, for his conspicuous Skill and Heroism in the long 
and successful Defence of Saint John D’Acre, on the Coast 
of Syria, against the formidable and desperate Attack of the 
French Army under the Command of General Bonaparte, 
Nem. Con. 26 SEP. Resolutions giving the Thanks of the 
House to the Officers, and expressing Approbation of the 
Services of the Seamen and Marines belonging to the Ships 
under his Command, Nem. Con. ibid. Mr. Speaker to sig- 
nify the said Resolutions to Captain Sir William Sidney 
Smith, ibid. 

Vide Egypt. Questions Negative. 

Snettisham, Petition for a Bill to inclose Two Tracts of Land 
in. that Parish, now held as Stinted Common of Pasture; Bill 
ordered ; 7. F£B. Presented, and read, 27. Committed, 3 
MAR. Reported; to be pnagroores ig. Passed, 24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 1 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Snoring (Little), Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 24 Fer. 

Snow Hill. Vide Temple Bar. 

Sodbury Roads.. Vide Bristol. Chippenham. 

Soldiers, Committee appointed to prepare an Estimate of the 
Expence of providing a Ro al Military Asylum, for the 
Reception of the Children of Soldiers, 9 JUNE. Reported; 
— to lie on. the Table ; 27. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 4 JuLY. Vide Supply. 

Vide Abercromby. 
keepers. Mornington. 

Somerset Place. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Southampton Canal to the City of New Sarum, Petition for a 
Bill to alter and amend Act, referred to a Committee, 12 
Fes. Report that the Petition is not within. the Standing 











Accounts. Dutch Forces. Inn- 


Orders of the House, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, 
and read, 21 APR. Committed, 25. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ;8 May. Passed,g. Agreed to by the Lords with 
an Amendment, 6 JUNE. Amendment considered, and the 
further Consideration adjourned, 9. Resumed, ‘and further 
adjourned for' Two Months,10. The Petition again read, and 
the Preamble of the said Bill read, and another Bill ordered, 
ibid. Presented, and read, 11. Committed, 16. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 23- Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords 
3 JULY. Royal Assent, o. 

Southorpe Inclosure. Vide Barnack. 

South Hykeham. Vide Hykeham. 

Sowerby Bridge Roads. Vide Halifaz. 

——— Canal. Vide Rochdale. 

Spalding High Bridge Roads through Littleworth and Frog- 
nell, to Maxey Outgang, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, referred to a 
Committee, 27 JAN. Reported; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 17 4PR. Committed, 29. Reported; 
to be ingrossed ; 30 MAY. Passed, 5 JUNE. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. 


Sparsholt and Westcote Open Common Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 6 Mar. Pre- 
sented, and read, g MAY. Committed, 14. Petition of 
the Guardian of Thomas Spiers Gabbit, an Infant, against 
the Bill, referred to the Committee, Counsel ordered, and 

_ Voices given, &amp;c. 17 JUNE. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
24. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords with some 
Amendments, 8 JULY. Amendments agreed to, 11. Royal 
Assent, 28. 


Speaker, with the House, attends His Majesty in the House of 
Peers, at the Opening of the Session, 24 SEP. 
at the close of Ditto, 29 JULY, 

——— Ditto, on the Royal Assent to Bills being given by His 
Majesty in Person, 2 JULY. 29. 

——— D*, Commissioners for giving D°, 8 OcT.12.—19 FEB. 
20. 28.—10 MAR. 25. 28.—4 APR. 24.—1 Mary. 
16. 30.—20 JUNE. 30.—g9 JULY. 

—-—— acquaints the House of his having issued a Warrant 
for a new Writ in the Recess, 24 SEP. 

—-—— reports His Majesty’s Speech at the opening of the 
Session, 24 SEP. ere 

makes other Reports to the House, 26 SEP.—8 Oct. 12. 

Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up, 25 SEP. 

to open Letters directed to the House, 25 SEP. 

to appoint the printing of the Votes, 25 SEP. 

to communicate certain Resolutions of Thanks to the 

Duke of York and Lord Viscount Duncan, 26 SEP. 
—Reports their Answers, 1 OcT. 


to signify the Thanks of the House ‘to Sir William 
Sidney Smith, 26 SEP. 


~~—— to transmit certain Resolutions of Thanks to the Earl 
of Mornington, 4 OcT. 
reports His Majesty’s Answers to Addresses, 26 SEP. 
—22 May. 
acquaints the House, that the Clerk had prepared a 
List of the Names of all the Members who had de- 
livered in Lists, in pursuance of Act 26 Geo. LII. for 
further Regulation of the Trial of Persons accused 
of Offences committed in the East Indies, 17 Fes. 
Vide East India. 
——— D®, that proper Accommodations would be provided 
for the House, at Saint John’s Church, on the Fast 
Day, 28 Fes. Vide infra. 


——— D*, that the House having resolved to adjourn over the 
last Day. appointed for receiving Private Petitions, 
the same might be received on the next Sitting Day; 
7 Mar. 

——— D*, that Mr. Dann was desirous of submitting to the 
House a General Index to the Journals of the Jast 
Parliament, 26 MarR. 


——— D*, that certain Petitioners complaining of an undue 
Election and Return, had not entered into their 
Recognizance, 31 Mar. 

——— D*, that the Royal Assent had been given to certain 

Bills before the House had received any Message 

from the Lords to signify their Agreement to them, 

28 JOLY. 

D*, of his receiving Answers to Thanks of the House, 

1 OcT.—21 JAN. 



































to signify to the Minister of Saint John’s Church, the 
Satisfaction of the House, at the great Care taken to 
provide 








propes Accommodations for them there on the Fast Day, 

13 FER. : 

to issue his Warrants for such Persons, Papers, and 

Records, as shall be thought necessary on the hearing of a 

contested Election, 14 MarR. 

negative his leaving the Chair, 3 APR. 

leaves the Chair upon a Division, 23 JUNE.—4 JULY. 

resumes the Chair, and no Report, 4 APR.—13 JUNE. 

acquaints Messengers with Answers of the House, 

17 Fep.—27 May. 28.—25 JUNE.—8 JULY. 

adjourns the House without a Question first put, 

11 OcT.—25 FEB—14 Mar. 28.—1 APR. 3. 23.— 

9 May.28.—6 JUNE. 11. 18. 26.—7 JULY, 8. 10. 11. 

to license the Printer of the Fifty-fifth Volume of the 
Journal, and Index thereto, 28 JULY. 

—_—-— reads Messages from His Majesty, 22 JAN, &amp;c. 

ing. 

ae Bing King. Questions Negative. 

Speeches, of His Majesty ; viz. 

at the Opening of the Session, 24 SEP. To be taken 
into Consideration, 25. Vide Supply. 

—_——- at the Close of the Session, 29 JULY. 

__—_— referred to a Committee, 24 SEP. 

—— D*, to a Committee of the whole House, 27 SEP. 

again read, 26 SEP. ; , 

__—— to be taken into further Consideration, 3 FER. 

read in Proceedings of the House, 28 FEB.—8 Mary. 

of a former Session read, 8 May. 


‘rits: House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of 
prey payable on Wort or Wash made from Melasses 
or Sugar, for extracting Spirits for Home Consumption, 
2 Oct. Considered, 3. Report Resolution for repealing 
Part of the Duties on such Wash ; agreed to, and Bill order- 
ed thereupop; 4. _{nstruction for prohibiting any Distiller 
from using any Wheat or Wheat Flour, in the preparing 
any Wort or Wash for extracting Spirits, ibid. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 5. Com- 
mitted, 7. Instruction to the Committee to make Provi- 
sion for reducing the Duties now payableon Starch imported, 
ibid. Considered; reported; re-committed; Instruction 
to make Provision for the better Collection of the Duties 
to become payable on Starch imported ; again considered ; 
8. Reported; to be ingrossed; 9. Passed, ibid. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. ‘ 
~— House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider so 
much of Act of the present Session as relates to the Duties 
on Wort or Wash made from Melasses or Sugar, 9 JUNE. 
Considered, 10. Report Resolutions for el and con- 
tinuing so much of the same as relates to reducing the 
Duties upon Wort or Wash, for Ditto; agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; 11. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 12. Committed, 13. Com- 
mittee deferred, 16. Considered, 17. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 18: Passed, 
19. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Assent, 30. 


———— House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of 
charging Duties on Wort or Wash made from Melasses or 
Sugar, mixed with any other Materials, for extracting 
Spirits for Home Consumption, 4 OcT. “wi 

—_—— Vide Cape of Good Hope. Scotland. Bills in Supply. 

Spotland Road. Vide Haslingden. 


Sprowston Common and Waste Grounds, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, and to give particular Notices of the Application, 
it being stated that they were not given, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 24 FEB. Report that Standing Orders were not 
complied with, and apes to lie on the Table, 4 MAR. 
Report again read, and Notives ordered to be given, 5 Ma R, 
Petition, after Notices given, referred to a Committee, 
29 APR. Reported ; First Report again read ; Bill ordered ; 
30. Presented, and read, 19 Mary. Committed, 23. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 5 JUNE. Passed, 6. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. 


Stafford ; Petition for a Bill to inclose certain Common Fields 
and Waste Lands within or adjoining to the Parish of Saint 
Mary in Stafford; Bill ordered; 6 MAR. Presented, and 
read, 28 APR. Committed, 6 May. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 26. A Clause added; Amendments made; Bill 
passed ;6 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 13. Amendment agreed to, 19. Royal Assent, 30. 


County new Writ, 21 JULY. 
——— Vide Forebridge. 


Stamp Duties; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of exempting certain Grants, Conyeyances, and 






































Vou, 55.——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


INDEX ¢o the Firty-rirtTH VoLume. 


Assurances under the Seal of the Duchy of Lancaster, from 
the Stamp Duties, granted since 19 Geo. III.; 6 JuNE. 
Instruction to consider of so much of Act of 37 Geo. III. 
as relates to Duties on Copies of Indentures, Leases, or 
other Deeds, ibid. Ditto to consider of extending the Du- 
ties payable by Notaries, &amp;c. and considered; 9. Report 
several Resolutions; agreed to; Bill ordered ; 10. Instruc- 
tion for empowerin seniiieibéihdes of Stamps to cancel 
certain Policies of Sea Insurance, and to explain and amend 
Act of 37 Geo. III. relative to certain Leases of Lands, &amp;c. 
12. Bill presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; ibid. Committed, 13. Cominittes deferred, 16. 
1g. 20. Instruction to amend Act 34 Geo. III.; and other 
Instructions relating to Probates of Wills; Attornies and 
Solicitors ; printing Newspapers on a larger Size ; Bill con- 
sidered; 23. Reported; to be pomerne. ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 2 JULY. Royal Assent, 9. 
Stamps. Vide Apprenticeships. Supra. 


Starch; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of reducing the Duties now payable on Starch imported ; 
considered, 5 OcT. Report Resolution; agreed to, and 
Instruction thereupon, 7. Vide Spirits. 

Bill to prohibit, for a Time to be limited, the Use of 

Wheat in making Starch, ordered, 7 MR. Presented, and 

read, and committed, 10, Considered; reported; to be 

ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 11. Passed, 

13. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 25. 


Statements. Vide Accounts. Income. M'Dowall. 

Stert Inclosure. Vide Huntspill. 

Stock. Vide Bank. Courts. 

Stockport Road. Vide Marple Bridge. 

Stoke upon Tern and Hinstock Commons or Waste Lands, 
Petition for a Bill to inelose, &amp;c. Bill ordered; 25 Fes. 
Presented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 18 APR. Passed,21. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 2 MAY. Royal Assent, 16, 

Stonehaven Road. Vide Kincurdine. 

Strangers. Vide Members. Serjeant. 

Stroud Roads. Vide Chippenham. Cirencester. Gloucester. 

Stuart, Lieutenant General James. Vide Mornington. 

Stubwood Inclosure. Vide Rocester. 

Subsidies. Vide Accounts. Questions Negative. Supply. 

Sudbrook Road. Vide Gloucester. 


Sugar; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
the several Acts relating to the Drawbacks and Bounties 
now payable on the Exportation of Sugar, 2 Ocr. In- 
struction to consider of permitting Sugar imported from 
the West Indies to be warehous oat considered, ibid. 
Report Two Resolutions, the First for allowing certain 
Drawbacks and Bounties on the Exportation of Sugar, 
which were directed to be withheld by Act of last Session, 

ostponed ; the Second, for permitting Sugar imported 
boas the West India Colonies to be warehoused, agreed to, 
and Bill ordered thereupon ; 3. The postponed Resolution 
re-committed, and considered ; reported; agreed to; and 
Instruction for Provision to be made thereon in the said 
Bill, permitting Sugar to be warehoused, &amp;c. ; ibid. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 4. 
Committed, 5. Considered, 7. Reported; several of the 
Amendments made by the Committee, agreed to, and the 
further Consideration of the Report adjourned till after 
proceeding on the other Orders of the Day, 8. Report 
further considered; a Clause added for allowing the Draw- 
backs on Sugar — before the ah of January; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; ibid. 
Passed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 
ibid. 





——— House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
so much of an Act of last Session, as imposes Duties on 
Sugar and Coffee exported, 1 APR. Committee deferred, 
2. 3- 4.17. 18. 21, 22.25. 28. 30.—1 May. 5. Instruction 
to consider of Act of this Session, for allowing British Plan- 
tation Sugar to be warehoused, 7. Considered, ibid. Report 
Resolutions for certain Duties on Sugar and Coffee ex- 
ported, granted by Act of last Session, to cease for a Time 
to be limited, and for Sugar imported from the West Indies, 
to be, for a Time to be limited, permitted to be warehoused ; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 8. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; 9. Committed, 12. Com- 
mittee deferred, 15. 16.19. Considered, 22. Reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering the Report; 23. 
Report further considered ; Amendments made; a Clause 
added; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

M Reading, 

















INDEX ¢@o the Firty-FirtH VoLume. 


Sugar—continued. 

Reading, 26. Passed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 
Royal nt, 30. 

Bill to allow the Use of Sugar in the brewing of 

Beer, for.a Time to be limited, ordered,6 JUNE. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 9. Com- 

mitted, 10. Committee deferred, 16. Considered, 17. 

Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 

Reading; 18. Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. 

Royal Assent, 30. 

Vide Land Tar. Spirits. Biils in Supply. 

Sultzbergen, Johan Gotlieb Lebrecht; Bill from the Lords 
for his Naturalization, 21 JuLY. Read First Time, ibid. 
Committed, 25. Reported; Bill passed; 28. Royal 
Assent, 29. 

Sunbury Inclosure. Vide Hanworth. 

Supply: 

Motion for it to be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 26 SEP. Speech referred ; Motion considered; 27. 
Reported ; Supply agreed to Nem. Con.; 28. Considera- 
tion thereof referred to a Committee of the whole House, 
ibid. 30.—2 OCT. 4. 7. 9. Message from His Majesty, 
recommending to make further Provision for the several 
Branches of the Public Service being taken into further 
Consideration, a Motion made, That a Supply be granted 
to His Majesty ; Motion referred to a Committee of the 
whole House; 4 FEB. Message referred; Motion consi- 
dered; 5. Reported; Supply agreed to; 6. Consideration 
thereof referred to a Committee of the whole House, ibid. 
7.10. 12. 14.17. 19. 21. 24. 27. 28.—3 MAR. 5. 7.10. 17. 
19. 21. 24. 26. 28. 31.—2 APR. 4.18. 21.23. 30.—7 MAY. 
g- 12. 14. 16. 19. 26. 28. 30.—9 JUNE. 12. 13. 16. 19. 20. 
23. 25.27.30.—2 JULY. 4.8.9. 14. 16. 18.——Considered, 
30 SEP.—2 OcT.—7 FEB. 12. 17. 21. 28.—31 Mar.— 
23 May. 26.—16 JUNE.—4 JULY. 18. 21. Closed. 

Accounts and Estimates referred, 30 SEP. 2 OcT.—12 FEB. 
21.—31 Mar.—26 May.—18 JULY. 

Reports referred, 31 Mar.—23MAv.—16JUNE.—4JULY.18, 

Messages referred, 14 FEB.—23 MAY.—15 JULY. 18. 

Petitions referred, 18 JULY. 

Report deferred, 14 JULY. 15. 

Treaties referred, 26 May. 

Convention referred, 18 JULY. 


Report Resolutions ; viz. That 120,000 SEAMEN be employed, 
for Two Lunar Months, commencing 1st January 1800, 
including 22,696 Marines——The Sum for Wages for the 
said Seamen, for the said Two Months.—The Sum for 
Victuals for them for the same Period.—The Sum for Wear 
and Tear of the Surps, in which the said Seamen are to 
serve, for the same Period.—The Sum for OrpNANcE for 
Sea Service on board the Ships in which the said Seamen 
are to serve, for the same Period.—A Sum for paying off 
and discharging Excuegurr Brus made out by virtue of 
Act of the last Session; 1 Oct. That 90,047 Men be 
employed for Lanp Services, including 5,766 Invalids.— 
The Sum for defraying the — of them.—The Sum for 
maintaining the Forces in the PLANTATIONS, including 
Gibraltar, Minorca, the Cape of Good Hope, and a Corps 
of Foot in New South Wales.—The Sum for defraying the 
Charge of several Corps of Fencipie Cavarry in Great 
Britain, including the Embodied Provisional Cavalry.—The 
Sum for the Embodied Mixitia of Great Britain; of the 
Royal Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon, and of 
several Corps of FencisLe InrantRy.—The Sum for the 
increased Rates of Subsistence, to be paid to INNKEEPERS 
and others, on Quartering Soldiers——-The Sum for the 
Expence expected to be incurred in the Barrack-MastErR 
Generau’s Department.—The Sum for the Ordinary 
Establishment of the Navy, for Two Lunar Months, 
commencing the 1st Day of January 1800.—The Sum for 
the Extraordinar Establishment of the Navy, for the same 
Period.—The Sum for the Office of OgpnaNnceE for Land 
Service, for the Months of January and February 1800; 
3 Ocr. 

Further Report of Resolutions from 5th February 1800; viz. 
That 110,000 SzeameEN be employed, for Eleven Lunar 
Months, commencing 26th February 1800, including 
22,696 Marines.—The Sum for Wages tor the said Seamen, 
for the said Eleven Lunar Months,—The Sum for Victuals 
for them, for the same Period.—The Sum for Wear and 
Tear of the Suips in which the said Seamen are to serve, 
for the same Period —The Sum for the OrpwaNceE for 
Sea Service, on board the Ships in which the said Seamen 
are to serve, for the same Period; 10 FEB.——For the 
Ordinary of the Navy, including Half Pay to Sea and 














Supply—continued. 


Marine Officers, for Eleven Lunar Months.—For'the Build- 
ings, Re-buildings, and Repairs of Ships of War and other 
extra Works, for Eleven Lunar Months.—For the probable 
Expence of the Transport Service for 1800—For ‘the 
Maintenance of Prisoners of Waar in Health, for 1800.— 
For the Care and Maintenance.of sick Prisoners of War, 
for 1800.—_—-That 80,275 Men be employed for Lanp 
Service, including 5,792 Invalids—The Sum for defray- 
ing the Charge of them, &amp;c. for 303 Days.—The Sum for 
maintaining the Forces in the PLANTaTions, including 
those at Gibraltar, in Portugal, at Minorca, and other 
Stations in the Mediterranean, and at 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 365 Days.— 
For Four Troops of Dragoons and Sixteen Companies of 
Foot, stationed in Great Britain, for recruiting Regiments 
serving in East India.——For Recruiting and Contingen- 
cies for Land Forces; of extra Feed for the CavaLry in 
Great Britain, as well in Barracks as in Quarters.—For 
General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, 
serving with the Forces in Great Britain, Guernsey, and 
Jersey.——-For the Emspopiep Mixi714 of Great Britain; 
of the Royal Corps of Miners of Cornwall and Devon; 
of Two Weclaame of Irnisn Muuiria, and of several 
Corps of Fencisite Inrantry.— For Contingencies for 
the Embodied Militia, and Corps of Fencible Infantry in 
Great Britain——For Cloathing for the Embodied Militia 
of Great Britain; for the Corps of Miners of Cornwall 
and Devon, and for Two Regiments of Irish Militia on 
the British Establishment.—For full Pay to Supernumerary 
Officers of the Forces.—For Allowance to the Paymaster- 
General of the Land Forces; to the Commissary General 
of the Musters; to the Judge Advocate General; to the 
Comptrollers of the Accounts of the Army, and for the 
Amount of Exchequer Fees to be paid by the Paymaster 
General, for 1800.—For the increased Rates of Subsistence 
to be paid to INNKEEPERs and others, on Quartering 
Soldiers.—For an Allowance to be made to the Non-com- 
missioned Officers and Private Men of the Land Forces in 
Great Britain, in lieu of Small Beer.—A Sum upon Account 
of the Reduced Officers of the Land Forces and Marines, 
for 1800.—For Allowances to One Private Gentleman of 
the Two Troops of Horse Guards reduced, and to One 
Superannuated Gentleman of the Four Troops of Horse 
Guards.—A Sum on Account of several Ofticers late in 
the Service of the Srares Generat.—Ditto upon Ac- 
count of the Reduced Officers of His Majesty’s British 
American Forces.—-For Allowances to several Reduced 
Officers of Ditto.—For the Charge of the In and Out 
Pensioners of Cuetsea Hosritat, and of the Expenses 
of the said Hospital—A Sum on Account, for defraying 
the Charge of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Ot- 
ficers of the Land Forces, and Expences attending the 
same, for 1800.—For the Charge of VotunTEER Corps 
of Cavalry and Infantry in Great Britain for 1800.—For 
the Expences incurred, &amp;c. in the BARRAcK-MaAsTER 
Guneraw’s Department for 303 Days.—For Forzien 
Corps in the Service of Great Britain for 1800.—For the 
Works and Repairs of the Military Roads and Bridges in 
North Brirain.—For the Office of OrpNANCE for 
Land Service, for Ten Months.—For the Expence of Ser- 
vices performed by the Office of Ordnance for Land Ser- 
vices and not provided for by Parliament, in 1798.—For 
Ditto, in the Year 1799; 13 FEB.—-—A Sum to enable 
His Majesty to make Advances at an early Period, for the 
Benefit of a vigorous Co-operation against France, in con- 
sequenceof His Majesty’s Engagements with the EMPEROR 
or GERMANY, &amp;c.; 18.——For defraying the Extraordi- 
nary Services of the Army for 1800.——For making good 
the Deficiency of Grants for 1799.—For Foreign and other 
SeceT Services.—For making good Sums issued pur- 
suant to ADDREssEs.—For the Relief of the suffering 
Clergy and Laity of France, Toulonese and Corsican 
Emigrants, certain Saint Domingo Sufferers, and American 
Loyalists, for 1800.—For Ditto, of the Suffering Clergy 
and Laity of France, Toulonese Emigrants, and American 
Loyalists, for 1799, over and above the Estimated Sum 
granted by Parliament.—For the Civit EstTapLisHMENT 
of the Province of Upper Canada.—For Ditto of Nova 
Scotia.—For Ditto of New Brunswick.—For Ditto of 
Saint John’s Island.—For Ditto of the Island of — Bre- 
ton.—For Ditto of the Island of Newfoundland.—For 
Ditto of the Bahama Islands, in Addition to the Salaries 
now paid out of the Daty Fund.—For Ditto for the Ber- 
mada or Somers Islands.—For Ditto of the Island of Do- 
minica.—For Ditto of New South Wales.——To ec 

ills 











INDEX @#@ the Firry-rirra VoLtumMeE. 


 Supply—continued. 


Bills that may be drawn on the Lords of the Treasury, for 

the Service of the Settlement ‘at New South Wales, in 

1799, and will become due in 1800.—For the Superinten- 

dance of Aliens for 1800, according to the Provisions, of 

Act 38 Geo. IIl.—For the Expences of confining, main- 

gs , &amp;e. Convicts atHome, 24 FEB. For enabling 
1s 





ajesty to make Remittances from Time to Time to 
be applied to His Service in IRELAND, in such Manner as 
shall be approved by the Parliament of that Kingdom, &amp;c. 
—For 1, Bele to be issued, &amp;c. to the Governor and Com- 

any of the Bank or Encianp, on Account of the 
or Meant: for Reduction of the National Debt; Bill 
ordered on the last of these Resolutions, 3 Mar. Vide 
infra.——For granting a Sum to pay off Excurguer 
Bix1s, raised on the Credit of Act of last Session, for grant- 
ing certain Duties on Income.—For Ditto raised on the 
Credit of Two Acts of 38 Geo. III. relating to Aid and 
Contribution, and Duties of Customs on Goods imported, 
and exported.—For Ditto made out by virtue of Act of last 
Session, for raising 3,500,000/. ty Loans, &amp;c. for the Year 
1799.—For Ditto, made out by Ditto, for raising the Sum 
of Three Millions for the Uses and Purposes therem ‘men- 
tioned.—For Ditto, to pay Interest on sundry Exchequer 
Bills made out by several Acts of 37, 38, and 39 Geo. III. 
—For a Sum to make good the Sums paid for Discount on 
Prompt Payments of the Loan and Lottery for 1799.—For 
Ditto, for paying Interest due to the Bank of England on 
the Sum of 561,303/. 9s. 2d. to the 3d of September 
1799, when the Principal was discharged.—For Ditto, to 
make good the Money paid to the Bank of England, for 
receiving the Contributions to the Loan and Lottery for 
1799.—For Ditto, for defraying the Expences of Prosecu- 
tions relating to the Coin for 1799.—For Ditto, to make 
good the Char es of preparing and drawing the Lottery 
for 1799.—For Ditto, to make good the Money paid to 
the Secretary to the Commissioners for the Reduction of 
the National Debt, for Salaries, and Incidental Expences 
of the Commission.—For Ditto, for His Majesty’s Secret 
Service Abroad for 1799, over and above the estimated 
Sum granted by Parliament for the same.—For Ditto, to- 
wards defraying the Expence incurred, &amp;c. for Repairs of 
the King’s Bench Prison.—For Ditto, to be incurred for 
the Police Office in Wapping for 1800.—For Ditto, for 
defraying the Charge of printing the Journals of the House 
of Commons; of printing and delivering the Votes; and 
for printing Bills, Reports, &amp;c. by Order of the House, 
for S00.—-For Ditto, for defraying the Expences of the 
Purchase of a House in Abingdon Street, for depositing the 
Journals of the House of Commons.—For Ditto, for the 
Expence of the Office of the Commissioners for American 
Awards, for 1800.—For Ditto, for Expences incurred for 
Repairs at the Marshalsea Prison.—For Ditto, to make 
good the Money paid to the Officers of the Exchequer, for 
extra Trouble in making out Exchequer Bills——For Ditto, 
to make good the like Sum issued out of the Civil List 
Revenues, for the Relief of Saint Domingo Claimants, and 
not made good by Parliament—For Ditto, issued out of 
Ditto, for printing Impressions of the Plan of the proposed 
Wet Docks in the Port of London.—For Ditto, issued out 
of Ditto, for Expences attending the Parliament Office.— 
For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, for the Expence of addi- 
tional Clerks in the Office of the Commissioners for Audit- 
ing the Public Accounts.—For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, 
to pay the Expences of the Police Office in Wapping. — 
For Bitto, issued out of Ditto, to the Representatives of 
Edward Blackstock, Esquire, for completing the 34th 
Volume of the Manuscript Journals of the House of 
Lords.—For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, to pay Bills drawn 
from New Soutn Wa xEs, and which became due in 1797, 
&amp;c.—For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, to pay a Bill drawn 
from the Isle of Man, to complete the Pier at Douglas 
Harbour.—For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, for the Relief of 
Toulonese Emigrants, not included in the Estimate for 
1799.—For Ditto, issued out of Ditto, for the Expence of 
publishing weekly, the Average Price of Muscovado Sugar. 
—For making Provision for the Pay and Cloathing of the 
Matitsa for 1800.—For Ditto, for Allowances to Adju- 
tants, Serjeant Majors, &amp;c. of the Militia, disembodied 
by Act of the present Session, for 1800; 1 4PR.——A Sum 
to be applied for Losses sustained in consequence of the 
Destruction of several Ships, the Aurora, &amp;c. and their 
Cargoes, arrived from Mogador; referred to in His Ma- 
jesty’s Message of 11th February; 26 May.——A Sum 
for defraying the Charge of 12,000 Men of the Troops of 
the ELectror or Bavaria in the Pay of Great Britain, 
pursuant to Treaty, 27.—~—For Provision to be made for 
making Allowances, in certain Cases, to Subaltern Officers 





VoL. 55.-——1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Supply—continued. 
of the Militia in Time of Peace, 17 JUNE.——For defray- 
ing the ‘Expence of a Royvat Mivirary Asyium, for 
the. Reception of Children of Soldiers, 16 JULY.—— 
A further Sum to fulfil Engagements entered into with the 
Emperor of Germany.—A Sum to make good Sums due 
or to become due in 1800, in.consequetice of Engagements 
with the Empzror oF Russia. A Sam to Sake good 
a like Sum issued out of the Civil List Revetue for Copper 

Coin provided for the Settlement of New South Wales.— 
Ditto, for defraying the Expence of a Police Office at Wap- 
ping.—Ditto, for surveying Roads in North Britain. — Ditto, 

‘for an additional Allowance to Cierks in the/ Office for 
auditing Public Aceounts.—Ditto, on Account. of Expences 
of the ‘Getelentext of New Sourn Wates, and to dis- 
charge Bills for Stationery for Public Service at Norfolk 
Island and New South Wales.—Ditto, to the Clerk. of 
the House of Commons for Attendance on Pablic Com- 
mittees.—For a Sum to be issued to the Executors of the 
late Sir William Chambers, to discharge Bills for Work 
done at Somerset Place-—-A Sum to make good the Fees 
paid on a Sum voted in the present Session, for Compensa- 
tion for Ships and Cargoes arrived from Mogador which 
were destroyed.—A Sum to discharge Bills drawn from 
New South Wales, and which will become due in 1800.— 
A Sum towards liquidating the Demands of the Saint 
Dominco Ciaimants.—A Sum to discharge Demands 
outstanding for Balances of Accounts for Surveys by Order 
of Commissioners of the Woods and Forests.—A Sum to 
defray the Expence of printing the Journals of the House of 
Lords.— Ditto towards enabling the Trustees of the British 
Museum to carry on the Execution of their Trusts.—Ditto, 
for the Board of Agriculture for the Year 1800.—Ditto, to 
be advanced to the Merchants of England trailing to the 
Levant Seas, to assist them in carrying on their ‘lrade.— 
Ditto for the Institution called The Vererinary Cot- 
LEGE, for the Year 1800.—Ditto for repairing, &amp;c. the 
British Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Airica— 
Ditto, for defraying the Charge of the Civil Establishment 
at Sierra Leona for One Year to 31st December 1800,— 
Ditto, to be paid to Mr. John Davis, on his discovering his 
Method of cleaning and purifying Wheat damaged by 
Smut; 19 JuLY.——For a Vote or Crepit, 22. 

Vide Hops. 

Ways and Means for raising the Supply: 

To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 1 OcrT. 
2.4.7. 9: Again to be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House after 5th February 1800; 10 FEB. 12. 14.17. 
19. 21. 24. 27. 28.—3 MAR. 5.7. 10. 17. 21. 24. 26. 28. 
31.—2 APR. 4. 18. 21. 23. 30.—7 MAY. g. 12. 14. 16. 19. 
23. 26. 28. 30.—9 JUNE. 12. 13. 16. 18. 20, 23. 25. 27, 
30.—2 JULY. 4. 8.9.14. 16. 18. 

Considered, 2 OcT.—24 FEB. 28.—31 Mar.—2 APR.—14 
MaAy.—18 JunE—16 JULY. 18. 

Accounts and Estimates referred, 24 FEB. 

Reports referred, 25 FEB. 


Resolution of a Select Committee agreed to by the House, 
and a Proposal of the Bank of England, referred, 25 FEB. 
Former Resolutions read, and Instruction thereon, 17 JULY. 


Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, 28 JULY. 
—Vide Address. 


Report Resolutions; viz. 


For continuing the Duties on Matt, Mum, Cypen, and 
Perry.—For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon 
Pensions, Orrices,and Persona Estates.—For con- 
tinuing the Duties imposed on Sucar, by Three Acts of 27, 
34, and 37 Geo, III.; on Maur, by Act 27 Geo. III. and 
the Duties of Excise on Tosacco and Snurr, by Act 
29 Geo. III. and an Act of the last Session.—For raising 
2,500,000/, by Loans or Excueguer Bitts; Bills ordered 
thereupon, 3 OcT.—Vide infra—For raising 20,500,000 /. 
by AnNvuitT1£s.—For charging an additional Duty on Wort 
or Wash for extracting Spirits for Home Consumption from 
Matt, Corn, &amp;c.—For Ditto on Cyder and Perry, or any 
other Wash of British Materials made in England, for ex- 
tracting Spirits for Home Consumption.—For Ditto on 
Wort, &amp;c. brewed from Melasses or Sugar, or any Mixture 
therewith, for extracting Spirits for Ditto.—For Ditto on 
Wash, brewed from Foreign refused Wine or Foreign 
Cyder, &amp;c. for Home Consumption.—For Ditto upon Wash 
produced from Malt, or other Corn, by Sir William Bishop, 
&amp;c.—For charging an additional Duty of Excise upon 
Spirits of a certain Strength, made, &amp;c. in Scotland, and im- 
ported into England, or found in any Ship or Lighter, &amp;c. 
and also'in proportion to the Surplus Strength:—For Ditto 

on single Brandy imported or found in any Ship a en 
c.—For 





























INDEX ¢o the FirtTy-FIFTH VOLUME. 


Ways and Means—continued. 


&amp;c.—For Ditto, on Brandy above Proof, imported or found 
‘in any Ship, &amp;e.—For Ditto, on Rum, Spirits, or Aqua 
Vite, of the British PuawraTions, imported, &amp;c.—For 
Ditto, on Ditto above Proof, imported, &amp;c.—For Ditto, 
on Ditto in any Warehouse, &amp;c.—For Ditto, above Proof 
in Ditto.—For Ditto, on all other single Spirits or Aquez 
Vite imported or found in any Ship or Lighter, &amp;c.—For 
Ditto, on Ditto above Proof, imported, &amp;e.—For Ditto, 
upon all Tea sold by the East India Company for 2s. 6d. 
per lb. Weight, or upwards, and for granting a Drawback 
thereon upon Exportation; Bills ordered thereupon; 25 
Fes. Vide infra.—That the Monies paid by the Banx oF 
ENGLAND, for the Extension of the Term of their Charter, 
not exceeding Three Millions, :be applied towards making 
ood the Supply ; Bill ordered upon this Resolution, and a 
irenk one reported, &amp;c.; 3 MAR. Vide infra—That, out 
of the Monies arising by Act 39 Geo. III. for granting Du- 
ties upon INcOME, Five Millions Three Hundred Thousand 
‘Pounds may be ‘issued and — towards making good the 
Supply, over and above the Sums avin to discharge the 
Interest of any Loans, &amp;c.—That, out of Ditto arising by 
Act 38 Geo. IIL. for granting certain Duties on Goods im- 
ported, &amp;c. may be issued and r none the Sum of 1,250,000/. 
towards making good the Supp y ; 1 APR.—For the Charge 
of the Pay and Cloathing of the Mruirta in England, to 
be defrayed out of the Lan» T'ax.—Ditto, for Allowances 
to be made to Adjutants, &amp;c. of the Militia, disembodied 
_ pursuant to an Act of this Session, to be defrayed out of 
Ditto; 3. See infra—-For a Sum to be raised by way of 
LorrEry, to consist of Sixty Thousand Tickets, &amp;c. agreed 
to; Bill ordered; 15 May. Vide infra.—For Allowances 
to be made to certain Subaltern Officers of the Mixitia, in 
Time of Peace, for the Year 1800, to be defrayed out of the 
Land Tax, for Ditto; agreed to; Bill ordered. Vide infra. 
‘For issuing and applying a Sum out of the Surplus of the 
ConsoLtipaTeD Funp; agreed to; Bill ordered; 17 
JuLy. Vide infra—For raising 3,500,000/. by Loans 
or Excneguer Bitts, to be charged on the first Aids 
granted in the next Session. Ditto, 3,000,000 4. by Ditto. 
—Ditto, a further Sum of 3,000,0001. by Ditto; agreed to ; 
Bill ordered; 19. Vide infra. 
Bills of Supply: 
Bill for continuing and granting certain Duties on Matt, 
MoM, &amp;c. ordered, 3'OcT. ‘Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 4. Committed, 5. Instruc- 
tions for Clauses of Credit and Deficiency ; Bill considered ; 
7. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 8. .Passed, g. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. 
Royal Assent, ibid. 


for continuing, &amp;c. a Duty on Pensions, Orsices, &amp;c. 
and certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff, 
:- ordered, 3 OcT. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 4. Committed, 5. Instructions for 
Clauses of Credit.and Deficiency, and for carrying to the 
Consolidated Fund the Surplus of the Duties imposed by 
Act of last Session, for granting certain Duties on Pensions, 
‘&amp;c, and also the Surplus of Duties granted by the said Bill 
over and above the Sums appropriated for 1799 and 1800; 
Bill considered; 7. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 8. Passed,9. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 


for raising a certain Sum of Money by Loans or Ex- 
CHEQUER Bits, ordered, 3 OcT. Presented, and read ; 
‘Day appointed for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 5. 
Considered, 7. Reported; tobe ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; Leave given to offer a Clause on the 
Third Reading, for permitting Exchequer Bills issued under 
Act of last Session, if not paid by a certain Day, to be 
received in Payment of any of the Branches of the Public 
Revenue; 8. Clause added, and Bill passed, 9. Agreed 
to by the-Lords, 12. Royal Assent, ibid. 


for raising the Sum of Twenty Millions Five Hundred 
Thousand Pounds, by way of ANNuITIEs, ordered, 2 

Fes. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 27. Committed, 28. Considered, 3 MAR. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for the Third 
Xeading; 4. An ingrossed Clause for authorizing the 
Bank to pay in preity, “4 ‘omit Bills, in.Part of the Loan, 
and Bill passed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 7. 


Royal 
Assent, 10. 


~—— tor granting additional Duties.of Excise on British and 
Foreign Spirits and Tea, ordered, 2 5 Fee. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 27. Committed, 
28. Considered,3 Mar. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 


Bills of Supply—continued. 




















appointed for Third Reading; 4. Passed, 5. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 7. Royal Assent, 10. 


—— for establishing an Agreement with the Governor and 


aS the Bank or ENGLAND, for advancing the 
Sum of Three Millions towards the Supply for the Year 
1800, ordered, 3 MAR. Presented, and read; Dayappointed 
for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 7. Considered, 10. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 11. Deferred, 13.18. Passed, 21. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 


for granting the Sum of Two Hundred Thousand 
Pounds, to be issued and paid to the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Banx or ENGLAND, to be placed to the 
Account of the Commissigners for the Reduction of the 
Nationa Dest, ordered, 3 MarR. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 5. 
Considered, 6. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 7. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 21. Royal Assent, 25. 


for defraying the Charge of the Pay and Cloathing of the 
Mitra in England for One Year, ordered, 1 4PR. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day _— for Second Reading ; 4. 
Deferred, 17. 18. 21. Committed, 22. Considered, 23. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 May. 
Royal Assent, 16. : 

for granting certain Allowances to Adjutants, Serjeant 
Majors, &amp;c, of MititiA, disembodied by Act of the same 
Session, ordered, 1 APR. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 4. Deferred, 17.18.21. Com- 
mitted, 22. Committee deferred, 23. 24. 28.30.—5 Mar. 
Considered, 6. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 7. Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 
19. Royal Assent, 30. 


for granting a certain Sum to be raised by a Lottery, 
ordered, 15 May. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 19. Committed, 20. Considered; 22. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 23- Deferred, 26. 27. An Amendment proposed, 
withdrawn; Bill passed; 28. Agreed to by the on 12 
JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 


for repealing the Duties of Excise on Distilleries in 
Scotland, and on the Exportation of British-made Spirits 
from England to Scotland, and for granting other Duties 
in lieu thereof; and for altering, &amp;c. certain Acts for the 
Regulation of Distilleries in Scotland, ordered, 19 JUNE. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second eading ; 
20. Committed; Petition of. James Haig, of Lochrin, and 
others, Distillers in the Lowlands of Scotland, against the 
Bill, referred to the Committee, and to be heard by them- 
selves or Counsel; 23. Considered, and Counsel heard, 
24. Reported; a Clause added; Bill tobe ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 25. Passed, 27. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 3 JuLY. Royal Assent, o. 


—-—- for making Allowances in certain Cases to Subaltern Of- 


ficers of the Mixitia, in Time of Peace, ordered, 16 JUNE: 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
20. Committed,23. Committee deferred, 24. Considered, 
25. Day appointed for receiving the Report, 27. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 30. 
Passed, 1 JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal 
Assent, 9. 


——— for granting a Sum out of the Consoxipatep Funp, 


and for applying certain Sums therein mentioned for the 
Service of the Year 1800, ordered, 17 JULY. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 18. Com- 
mitted, 19. Committee deferred, 21, Instruction to re- 
ceive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, and for making 
forth Duplicates of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c. lost or mislaid, &amp;c. ; 
Bill considered; 22. Reported; to be ingrossed; Da 
appointed for Third Reading; 23. Negative an Amend- 
ment proposed; Bill passed; 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 
28. Royal Assent, 29. 


——- for raising Three Millions by Loans or ExcnEgQuer 


Bitxs, for the Year 1800, ordered, 19 JULY. Presented, 
andread; Day appointed for Second Reading; 21. Com- 
mitted, 22. Considered, 23. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 


for raising the further Sum of Three Millions by Loans 


or Excneger Butts, for the Year 1800, ordered, 19 
JULY. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 21. Committed, 22. Considered, 23. Reported ; 

to 











INDEX «to the Firty-rirtuH Votume. 


Bills of Supply—continued. 
to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 24. 
Passed, 25. Agreed to es the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 


ibid. 


—— for raising the Sum of Three Millions Five Hundred 
Thousand Pounds by Loans or EXCHEQUER Bitts, for the 
Year 1800, ordered,19 JuLy. Presented, and read; Day 
—~ for Second Reading; 21. Committed 22. Con- 
sidered, 23. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 

for the Third Reading; 24. Passed, 25. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 28. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Vide Fisheries. Newfoundland. 

Surinam ; Bill for indemnifying the Governor, or Person act- 
ing as such, for having permitted the Importation and Ex- 
portation of Goods, &amp;c. in Foreign Bottoms; and for making 
void all Seizures of Ships, &amp;c. in consequence of such Per- 
mission; ordered, 17 JULY. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 18. 

opy of a Proclamation of the Governor, and other Papers, 
&amp;c. referred to the Committee, 21. Committee deferred, 
ibid. Considered, 22. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 23. Deferred, 24. Passed, 25, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Assent, 29.’ - 
Vide Accounts. Address. 


Surrey; Petition for Leave to present a Petition, after the Time 
limited, for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts for repairing several Roads leading from Sutton 
through Reigate and Cheam, to Ewell, &amp;c.; Leave given; 
Petition brought up, and read; referred toa Committee, 22 
APR. Reported; Billordered; 7 May. Presented,and read, 
16. Committed; Committee to send for Persons, Papers, and 
Records, and Voices given, &amp;c. 20. Reported; Clauses 
added; Bill to be ingrossed; 19 JUNE. Passed, 23. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 2 JuLY. Royal Assent, 9. 

Surveys. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Suspected Persons. Vide Habeas Corpus. 

Sutton Roads. Vide Surrey. 


Swansea, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Act for building a Bridge over the River Tawey, 
and for repairing certain Roads leading thereto from Swan- 
sea, referred to a Committee, 4 MAR. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 17. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 25. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 7 May. Passed, 8. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with some Amendments, 15. Amendments 
agreed to, 20. Royal Assent, go. . 


Vide Neath. 
Swedish Herrings. Vide Herrings. 











41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800, 


SALT. Vide Fish. 

Saturday. Vide House. 

- Schedules. Vide Population. 

Schroder, John Frederick ; Petition for bis Naturalization, and 
Bill ordered, 12 Nov. Presented, and read, 17. ‘Takes the 
Oaths, 28. Bill committed, ibid. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 9 DEc. Passed, 10. : 

Seamen; Bill to continue Act 37 Geo. III. for Punishment of 
Attempts to seduce Sea or Land Forces, ordered, 12 DEC. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
15. Committed, 16. Considered, and report a Progress, 
17. Further considered, 18. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. Passed, 20. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

Vide Laws Expiring. Supply. 

Seduction. Vide Seamen. 

Seizures. Vide Bread. 

Selkirk ; Petition for a Bill for levying Conversion Money in 
lieu of Statute Labour, and for otherwise regulating and 
repairing the High Roads in that County, referred to a 
Committee, 14 Nor. 

Serjeant at Arms, usual Orders to him, 12 Nor. 

Ships. Vide Laws Expiring. 

Sinclair, Sir John, (a Member.) Vide Provisions. 

Snuff. Vide Supply. 

Speaker, with the House, attends His Majesty in the House 
of Peers at the Opening of the Session, 11 Nov.— 
Ditto, at the Close of it, 31 DEc. 

D’, on the Royal Assent being given to Bills, viz. by 








VoL. 55.—~—Sess. 1799-1800, &amp; 1800. 


Speaker—continued. 
Commission, 24 Nov.—8 Dec. 15. 22.——By His’ 
Majesty in Person, 31 Dec. ; fo 
“——-— acquaints Messengers of the Lords with Resolutions 
of the House, 18 Nov. 19. 28.—1 DEc. 2. 5.12. 
————- acquaints the House of having received a Letter from 
the Lord: Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Househat, 
respecting the House meeting for Dispatch: o 
Business in the Painted Chamber, 11 Nor. 
of his having issued a Warrant for a new Writ in the 
Recess, 11 Nor. ' 


~——— of the Clerk having prepared a List of Names of Mem- 
bers respecting the India Judicature, 22. Dec:— 
Orders the Lists to be taken out of the Covers, &amp;¢. 29. 

——-—— reports His Majesty’s Speech at the Opening of the 

Session, 11 Nov. 

——— D° his Answer to an Address for D°, 14 Nor, 

Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up, 12 Nov. 

~—--— to open Letters directed to the House, 12 Nor. 

~———— to appoint the printing of the Votes, 12 Nor. 

to licence the Printer of the Journal, 29 Dec. 


————— adjourns the House without a Question first put, 
2 DEC. 3. 13. 30. 
Speeches, of His Majesty, viz—At the opening of the Session, 
11 Nov. ‘To be taken into Consideration, 12.— 
Vide Supply.—aAt the Close of the Session; 31 Dec. 
———~ referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. 14) | wishin 
Part of Ditto referred to a Committee, 13 Nor. 
——— D* read, and negative a Motion thereon, 1 Dec. 
again read, 13 Nov. nem 
Spirits; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
charging Duties on Home-made Spirits entered for Exporta- 
tion, when taken out of Warehouse for Home Consumption, 
12 Nov. Committee deferred, 13. 14. Considered, 15, 
Resolution reported; agreed to, and Instruction thereon, 17, 
Vide Corn. 
Vide Laws Expiring. 
Spital Fields. Vide Address. Provisions. 
Starch. Vide Corn. Laws Expiring. 
Stuart, Sir John, (a Member.) Vide Provisions. 
Sugar. Vide Laws Expiring. Supply. 
Sundays. Vide Orders. 


Sunning Road through Wokingham, &amp;c. to Virginia Water, 
Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts, referred to a Committee, 14 Nov. - Reported, and 
Bill ordered, 19. Presented, and read, 20. Committed, 24. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 1 Dec.  Passed,2. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 15. 


Supply : 

Motion for it to be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House,13 Nov. Speech referred; Motion considered; 14. 
Reported; Supply agreed to; 15. Consideration thereof 
referred to a Committee of the whole House, ibid. 17. 19. 

* 21. 24.26. 28.—1 DEC. 4.'5.8. 10. 12. 


— considered, 17 Nov. 21.—8 DeEc.'12. 
Accounts and Estimates referred, 21 Nov.—8 Dec. 
Reports referred, 12 DEC. 


Report Resolutions, viz. That 120,000 Men be employed for 
the Sea Service, for Three Lunar Months, commencing 
ist January 1801, including 21,696 Marines.—The Sam 
for Wages ‘for the said Men for the said Three Months-— 
The sum for Victuals for them for. the same Period.—The 
Sum for Wear and Tear of Ships in which the said Men are 
to serve, for the same Period.—The Sum for OrpNANcE 
for Sea Service on Board the Ships in which the said Men 
are to serve, for the same Period, 18 Nov,—That 58,528 
Men be employed for Lanp Service, including 5,797 
Invalids, from 25th December 1800 to 24th March 1801.— 
The Sum for defraying the Charge of them in the said Pe- 
riod.—A Sum for maintaining the Forces in the PLhanta- 
TIONS, including Portugal, Gibraltar, Mediterranean, Cape 
of Good Hope, and New, South Wales, for the said Period. 
—A Sum for defraying the Charge of the Emspop1£p'Mi- 
LiT14 of Great Britain; the Royal Corps of Miners of 
Cornwall and Devon; and of several Corps of FenciBug 
InrantTRY, for the said Period.—Ditto, for the increased 
Rates of Subsistence to be paid to Innkeepers and others, on 
Quartering Soldiers, and of an Allowance to be made to the 
Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Land Forces 
in Great Britain, in lieu of small Beer, for the said Period. — 

N Ditto, 





























Supply—continued. | 
Ditto, of Recruiting and Confingencies for the ind Forces 3 
J Forage for read Cavany o Sonali oe re a 
‘and of Extra those e said Pe- 
riod Ditto, of Vouontete Conrs of Cavalry and In- 
fantry in. Great Britainy for the said Period-—-Ditto, of the 


; ? 
rei the Service of Great Britain,for the said Pe- 
Pa pce of the Ordinary Establishment of the Navy, 
for Three Lunar Months, commescing the 1st of January 
4801.—Ditto, of the. Extraordinary Establishment of the 
Avy, for the same Time.—Ditto, for the Maintenance of 
sick Prison of War, for the same Tinie. Ditto, for the 
' of the Taxsrons SEENich, and for the Main- 
4éenanée of Prisoners of War in Health, for the same Time.— 
Ditto, of the Office of Onpnancz for Land Service, for 
January, February, and Match 180%.~—Ditto, for His Ma- 
_jesty’s Foreign and other Secret Services, for the same 
ime—~Ditto, for the Relief of ipe Seffering Clergy and 
Laity of France, American Loyalists, fot the same 
Time.—Ditto, for gr of canfining, maintaining, &amp;c. 
Convicts at Mone, for the same Time: 24.——A sum to 
made good 4 like sum’ paid for Interést on Ex Bills 
make out pursuant to Act 39th Geo, III.; 9 Dec.——A 
Sum to be applied under His Majesty's Directions, &amp;c. for 
the Purpose of laying in Stores of Herringe and other Fish, 
and of distributing them for the Use of different parts of 
the Kingdom, 15. 
Ways and Means for raising the Supply: 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 18 Nor. 
19. 21. 24. 96. 28.—1 Dec. 4. 5. 8. 10. 12. 
Considered, 21 Nov.—io. DEc. 


Report Resolutions, viz. For continuing the Duties on Matt, 
um, CrypEk, and Perry, from 23d June 1801 to 24th 
June 1802.—For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon 
Pensions, Orrices, and Persona. Estates, within 
‘One Year, from 25th March 1801.—For farther continuing 
the several Duties imposed on Sucar, by Three Acts of 
His own Majesty, and the Duties of Excise on Tobacco 
and Snuff, by an Act of ggth Geo. III. until the 25th of 
March 1802; Bills ordered; 24 Nov. Vide infra—— 
For raising 3,500,0007. by Loans or Excneguer Bits; 
Bill ordered; 11 DEc. Vide infra. 

Bills of Supply : 

Bill for continuing and granting certain Daties upon Matt, 
Mum, Cyper, and Perry, for the Year 1801, ordered, 
24 Nov. Presented,andread; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 25. Committed, 26. Instruction to the Com- 
mittee to receive a Clause of Credit, and a Clause directing 
the Deficiencies of the Duties on Malt in 1799, to be made 
= out of the Supplies for 1801, and Bill considered, 27. 

ep 


orted; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- ~ 


ing; 28, Passed, 1 DEc. 
Royal Assent, 8. 


-—— for continuing, kc. a Duty on Pensions, Orricgs, and 
Psrsonau Estates; and certain Duties on Sugar, Malt, 
Tobacco, and Snuff, for the Year 1801, ordered, 24 Nor. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
25. Committed,26. Instruction to the Committee, to re- 
ceive a Clause of Credit, and a Clause to make good the De- 
ficiency of the Duty for 1799, out of the Supplies for 1801 ; 
Bill considered; 27. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 28. Passed, 1 Dec. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 5. Royal Assent, 8. 

by Loans or Ex- 


—— for raising a certain sum of Mone 
CHEQUER Bi11s, ordered 11 DEC. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 12. Committed, 15. 
Instruction to receive a Clause for a propriating the Sup- 
plies; Bill considered; 16. Reported, to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 17. Passed, 18. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 99, Royal Assent, 31. 

Suspected Persons. Vide Habeas Corpus. 

Swedish Herrings. Vide Herrings. 


greed to by the Lords, 5. 


3g” &amp; 40° Geo. IIT. Parl, 18. Sess, 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


T ANFIELD Moor, in the County of Durham, Petition 
for a Bill to set out, divide, and allot the same; Bill or- 
dered; 6 MAR. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 26. 
Reported; to beingrossed; 2 APR. Passed, 3. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with an Amendment; 2 May. Amendment 
agreed to, 5. Royal Assent, 16. 





INDEX ¢ the Firty-rtrta Votume. 





Tanners. Vide Hides. 

Tanshelf Poor, &amp;c. Vide Pontefract. 

Tar. Vide Turpentine. 

Taunton Navigation. Vide Fone, 

an new Writ, 99 JuLY. 

Tawey Bridge. Vide Swansea. 

Tea. Vide Spirits, Ways and Meansin Supply. 

Temple Bar, Petition fora Bilito explain and. amend Acts for 
making improvements at Temple Bar and Snow Hill, ye- 
ferred to a Committee, 4 Fes. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
5 Se Presented, a he 28. Committed, 1 APR. 

etition of Joseph Cooper, Esquire, img to be heard in 
defence of his P. S aedemmna sptientitbadiionse un dhe 

i ered, and. Voices given, &amp;o.; 4. 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 1 May. Amendmentsmade; Bill 
passed; 7. Agreed to by the Lords, ig. Royal Assent, 


——~—— Vide Constables. 


Tetbury and Gloucester Roads, Petition for a Bill to contique 
and ge Term Powers of Acts; shsoned bo a Com- 
mittee; 6 FEB. Report that the Standing Orders were 
only in part complied with; Report to lie on the Table ; 
27, Report again read, and rfe-committed, 10 Mar. 
Again ; Report to hie on the Table, and certain 

Otices ordered to be given; 14. Petition after Notices 

iven, referred to a Committee; 190 May. Reported; first 

eport again read; Bill ordered ; 22. i and read; 
23. Committed; 27. fe to be ingrossed ; 6 JUNE. 
Passed, g. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. | Assent, do. 

Thames, Petition for a Bill to make a Navigable Canal from 
the River Thames at Gravesend to the River Medway; and 
also a Collateral Canal or Cut to White Wall; referred 
to a Committee; 3 FeB. Reported; Bill ordered; 5. Pre- 
sented and read, 17. Committed, 5 Mar. Petition of 
the Earl of Darnley on Behalf of himself and others, against: 
the Bill as it then stood; referred to the Committee on the 

- Bill; Counsel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c. 25. Re- 
ported; and there being an Omission in the Report, &amp;c. ; 
re-committed; 31. Again reported: Report to lie on the 
Table; 1 APR. Report further considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed; 21. Amendments made; Bill passed, 24. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal Assent, 16. 

-——— Motion for the House to go into a Committee, to 
consider of preventing Depredations on the River Thames, 
and in the Vicinity thereof; King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Resolution to go into the said Committee on a 
future Day; 2 JULY. Considered, 4. Report Resolutions 
for establishing a Police Office, with proper Assistants ; 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, and Instruction to amend 
Act a Geo. ITI. for preventing Thefts on the River Thames 
by Persons navigating Bum Boats, &amp;c.; 8. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, &amp;c.; to be 
printed; 11. Committed, 14. Considered, 15. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 16. 
a 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal t, 
28. 





-~—— Vide Accounts. 
Thanks. Vide Abercromby House. Mitchell. Mornington. 
Tholthorp and Flawith Open Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Petition for a 
Bill to-inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 19 FEB. Presented, 
and tead, 21 4PR. Committed, 25. Reported; to be in- 
tossed; 6 May. Passed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 15. 
yal Assent, 16. 


Thorne, Hatfield, &amp;c. Open Arable Fields, Meadows, Ings, 
and other Commonable Lands and Waste Grounds; Pe. 
tition for a Bill to inclose and drain, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 
10 MAR. Petition again read; Order for Bifl discharged; 
Petition deferred to a Committee, 22 May. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 28. Presented,and read,8 JULY. 

Thorpe next Norwich, Commons and Waste Grounds, Peti- 
tion for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 FEB. Pre- 
sented and read, 11. Committed,17. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 7 Mar. Passed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with an Amendment to the Title, 19. Amendment agreed 
to, with a Nota Bene, 21. Royal Assent, 25. 

Thringstone Inclosure. Vide Whitwick. 

Thurstonland Commons, and Waste Grounds, Petition for a 
Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; g MAR, Presented, 
and read, 12 May. Committed, 16. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; 28. King’sConsentsignified; Bill passed; 5 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. yal Assent, 20. 

Tilbrooke Common and Open Fields, Petition for a Bill to 
divide and inclose, &amp;c.; Billordered; 21 JAN. Presented 


and 





INDEX ¢@o the Firry-rirta Vouume. 


and. 27. Committed, g Fep. Reported; to be 
por &gt; Passed, 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. 
Royal Assent, 28. 

Timber. Vide Naval Stores. New Forest. 

Tithes. Vide Buscot. Winterborne Stickland. 

Tiverton new Writ, 28 May. 

Tobacco. Vide Customs. Turpentine. 

and Snuff. Vide Bills in Supply. 

| avigation, Petition for a Bill for altering or li 

Tas Hei Doe sal ine gues ie. Pome 
referred to a Committee; 5 Mar. 

Tonnage Duties. Vide Exchequer Bills. Income. Quarantine. 

Trade, Grand Committee for; appointed, 25 SEPT. 

Vide Customs. Mill Stones. Opium. West Indies. 

Traitors. Vide Laws Expiring. 

Treason; Bill for regulating Trials for High Treason, &amp;c. in 
certain Cases, and for safe Custody of Insane Persons 
charged with Offences, ordered, | Con. 30 JUNE. 
Presented, and read ; on Second Reading ; 
to be printed; ibid. Co ed; Instruction to the Com- 
mrittes, to tarn the Bill into Two Bills, if they think fit; 
1 Juny. Considered, 4. Reported on Two Bills; the 
Figst (for Treason) to be — Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 11- Deferred, 14.15. Passed, 16. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Assent, 28. For the other 
Bill, Vide Insane Persons. 

Treasury. Vide Accounts. Exchequer Bills. 

Treaties. Vide Accounts. 

Tulleken, John; Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; 
Bill ordered; 4 FEB. Presented, and read, 5. Takes the 
Oaths, 7 JuLy. Bill committed, 8. Re 








ported; to be 
ingrossed; 11. Passed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 
Royal Assent, 28. 


Tunbridge Wells Road. Vide Sevenoaks. 


Turkey Company, Petition of, for Leave to present a Petition 
one. the: Time limited, for further Ruinanos: Leave 
iven; Petition offered; King’s Recommendation signified ; 
etition brought up, and read, and to lie on the Table; 

' gi Mar. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 18 JuLy. 
Vide Supply. 

Turnpike Roads. Vide Highways. 

Turpentine; House resolves to go into a Committee, to con- 
sider of the Duties payable on Oil of Turpentine imported ; 
Instruction to consider of the Duties and Drawbacks pay- 
able on Tar imported and exported, 15 May. Committee 

- deferred, 16. Considered, 19. Report Resolutions for 
altering all the said Daties and Drawbacks, 20. Agreed 
to, and several Instractions given for making Provision for 
these Resolutions, and also relating to Tobacco; extending 
Bonds on licensing Ships, &amp;c.; ibid. Vide 

Tythings. Vide Chirton. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


74 BLE of Assize, &amp;c. of Bread. Vide Bread. 
Taz or Rate. Vide Provisions. 

Taylors; Petition of Master Taylors of London, &amp;c. praying 
or a Bill to indemnify them against certain Penalties for 
iving Increase of Wages, &amp;c. contrary to Law; to lie on 

e Eble: 22 DEc. 

Tiverton, Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts for repaising several Roads leading 
from that Town, referred to a Committee, 14 Nov. 

Tobacco. Vide Supply. 

Fonnage Duty. Vide Quarantine. 

Towcester Road through Silverston, &amp;c. to Weston on the 
Green; Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; referred to a Committee; 12 Nor. 

| Reported; Bill ordered; 14. Presented, and read, 17. 

Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 1 Dec. 

Passed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 15. 

Trade, Grand Committee for; appointed, 12 Nov. 


Turnpike Roads, Bill to continue, for a Time to be limited, 
the several Acts for regulating them, as will expire at the 


End of the t Session, ordered, 17 DEc. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 18. Com- 
mitted, 19. Considesed ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 


appointed for Third Reading; 20. Passed, 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 


Vide Canterbury. Cirencester. Sunning. Towcester. 





39° § 40° Geo. HII. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A.1799&amp; 1800. 


ayer cong” pa Bill to = the Provisions ot 

" i? respecting ordered, 4 APR. 
sented, and read ; aa 2 ety Second Reading, 
and.-to be printed ; il 2a. Committed, 22. 
Committee deferred, 28,—1 May, Considered, 7, Re- 
ported ; Report to be further considered; Bilkas amended 
to be printed; 8. Deferred, 12. Report further considered ; 
Bill to be ingressed; Day appointed far Phird ding; 15. 
Passed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JUNE. al 
Assent, 20. 

Vallette, Jean Elizabeth Grammont, Widow ; Bill from the 
Lords for her Naturalization, 21 JuLY. Read First Time, 
ibid. Committed, 25. Reported; Bill passed; 2% Royal 
Assent, 29. ; 

Veterinary College, Petition of certain Subscribers to that 
Institution, for Leave to a Petition after the Time 
limited, for further Assistance; Leave given; Petition 
offered, and King’s Recommendation signified ; Petition 
brought up, and read; to lie on the Table; 31 Mar. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 18 JuLy. Vide 
Supply. 

Victualling. Vide Naval Stores: 


Vincent, Saint; Petition of the Planters and others of the 
Islands of St. Vincent and Grenada, offered; King’s 
Recommendation signified; Petition brought up, and read, 
praying to be allowed further Time for the Payment of 
nstalments on a Loan of Exchequer Bills; to lie on the 
Table; 30 SEP. Read again; certain Acts read; and Bill 
for allowing further Time, ordered ; 1 Oct. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 3. Committed, 
4. Committee deferred, 5. Considered, 7. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 8. 
Passed, g. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Assent, 


ibid. 





Vide M'Dewail. 


Union with Ireland. Vide Accounts. Address. Ireland. King. 
Questions Negative and Previous. 

Volunteer Corps; Bill for indemnifying Persons serving 
therein, who have omitted to take out Certificates for 
wearing Hair Powder, ordered, 20 Mar. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 21. Com- 
mitted, 24. Instruction given, and Bill considered, 25. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 26. Deferred, 27, 28. 31. A Clause added ; 
Bill passed; 1 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. Royal 
Assent, 24. 

Voters. See Elections. Lists. 

Votes, to be printed, 25 SEP. 

-—— Index to the Votes, 28 JuLy. 

——— Entries in the Votes, read, 28 FeB.—17 JUNE. 

—— of Credit, 18 JuLy. 22. 

—— Vide Accounts. Address. Speaker. Supply. 

Uphill Open and Common Pastures, Petition for Leave to 
poms a Petition after the Time limited; Leave given; 

etition brought up, and read, for a Bill to inclose, &amp;e. ; 
Bill ordered; gi Mar. Presented, and read, 28 May. 
Committed, 9 June. Petition of the Rector and other 


Persons against the Bill; referred to the Committee; . 
Counsel ordered, and Voices given, &amp;c.; 13. 


Upwell Drainage. Vide Maney. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


VP ANDERMERSCH, Joseph Augustus; Bill from 

the Lords for his Naturalization, 26 Nov. Read First 

Time, 27. Committed, 1 Dec. Reported, and passed, 2. 
Royal Assent, 8. 


Villiers, Honourable George (a Member). Vide Provisions. 
Vincent Saint. Vide Grenada. 


Union with Ireland. Vide Proclamation. 
Voluntary Subscriptions. Vide Edinburgh. 
Votes, to be printed, 12 Nov. 

—— Vide Address. 


Speaker. 


39° &amp; 40°Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 
WAKE FIELD Road to Austerlands, Petition for a Bill 


to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; re- 
ferred toa Committee, 3 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered ; 17. 
Presented, 








INDEX to the FiFTY-FiIFTH VOLUME. 


in Foreign Bottoms, ordered, 17 JUNE. . Presented, ‘and 


Presented, and read, 19. Committed, 24. Reported; to 
be in ;1 APR. Passed, 2, Agreed to by the Lords, 
22. Royal Assent, 24. 

Walls End, Petition for a Bill to’take down the Church of 
that Parish, and for building a new one, &amp;c. referred to a 
Committee; 6.Mar. Reported; Bill-ordered;-26 May. 

and Walton Leigh, &amp;c. Open Common 
elds Memon, &amp;c. Petition foe Bil to heclate’ Bill 


ordered; 6 MAR. Presented, and read, 14. Committed, - 


18. Reported; to be ingrossed; 26 May. King’s Con- 
scatisigutled’; Bill passed ; 10 JUNE. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 19. ‘Royal Assent, 20. 

Wandsworth, Petition for a Bill to repair several Roads lead- 
ing from Wandsworth to Streatham, Tooting, Wimbledon 
and Battersea, referred to a Committee, 20 MAR. Report 
Standing Orders not complied with; Report to lie on the 
Table, 4 APR. 

War; Motion, That it is not just or necessary to carry on 
War for the Purpose of restoring the Monarchy of France, 
superseded by reading the other Orders of the Day, 28 Fe B. 

—— Vide Address. King. Laws Expiring. London. Questions 
Negative. ' 

Wareham New Writ, 10 JuNE. 

Warminster, Frome, and Beckington Roads, Petition for a 
Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; referred to a 
Committee; 4.Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; 2 May. 
Presented, and read, 9. Committed, 13. Reported; Bill 
re-committed ; 5 JUNE. Again reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
6. Passed, 12. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. Royal As- 
sent, 20. 

Warrington Roads. Vide Norton. 

Waste Lands, a Select Committee appointed to consider of 
the most effectual Means of facilitating, under the Autho- 
rity of Parliament, the Inclosure and Improvement of 
Waste Lands, &amp;c.; to report Opinion; to send for Per- 
sons, Papers, and Records ; Five to be the Quorum, and 
Leave given the Committee to sit notwithstanding the 
Adjournment of the House; 18 Mar. Committee em- 
powered to report from Time to Time, 24. Report with 
Appendix of Examinations of different Persons, and a 
Table of Fees payable on Bills of Inclosure; Day appointed 
for taking the Report into further Consideration, and 
Report to be printed; 17 APR. Order for considering the 
Report discharged, and another Day appointed, 22. Tee 
ther deferred, 28. Report re-committed and considered ; 
Report Progress, and Day appointed for further Consi- 
deration of Ditto; 30. Report further considered, 6 May. 
Report several Resolutions, and Day inted for further 
considering the Report, 7. Deferred, 12. 14. Report 
further considered; the Four first of the Resolutions agreed 
to; the last Resolution amended and agreed to; Message 
to the Lords, to communicate them to their Lordships; 15. 
Message reported that the Resolutions were left with the 
Lords, 19. ‘The Lords desire a Copy of the Report of the 
Select Committee to be communicated to them ; ordered, 
and sent; 8 JULY. Message from the Lords, with Reso- 
lutions agreed to by them ; Day appointed for considering 
Ditto, 11. Deferred, 14. 

Vide Inclosure Bills— Potatoes. 

Weaverthorpe, Helperthorpe, and Latton Open Common 
Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to inclose, and for making 
adequate Compensation for all Tythes, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; 
4 Mar. 

Weeton Inclosure. Vide Riplingham. 

Weft. Vide Cotton Weavers. 


Welford Open and Common Fields and Pastures, Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, and to make Exchanges, &amp;c. in such 
parts as are within the County of Gloucester; Bill ordered; 
18 Fes, Presented, and read, 3 Mar. Committed, 7. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 22 APR. Passed,24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, » Ma ¥y. Royal Assent, 16. 

Wendlebury Open and Common Arable Meadow, &amp;c. Petition 
for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 4 FEB. Presented,and 
vead, 28. Committed, 4 Mar. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 17. 
Passed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 APR. Royal Assent, 4. 

Wendover new Writ, 30 May. 

Weobly new Writ, 25 MAR. 

Westbury new Writ, 4 APR. 

Westcote Inclosure. Vide Sparsholt. 

Westerleigh Roads. Vide Chippenham. 

Westhoughton Road. Vide Bolton. 

West Indies; Bill for indeninifying Governors, Lieutenant 
Governors and others, in the West India Islands, who have 
permitted the Importation and Exportation of Goods, &amp;c. 

&amp; 











read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 20.*: Com- 
mitted, 23. Committee deferred, 24. Considered, 25. Day 
appointed for receiving the Report, 27. Reported; .to be 
=—" Day SF Sew: for Third Reading; 30. Passed, 
1JuLY. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal Assent, o. 
Vide Accounts. Grenada. Liverpool. M‘Dowall. 
Sugar. Vincent’s, Saint. te ogthillee 
Westminster. Vide Constables. London. ° Orders. 


West, Sarah; Bill from the Lords for vesting in certain Per- 
sons divers Freehold Lands, &amp;c. late her Estate, 29 APR. 
Read First Time, go: Committed, ‘5 May. Reported, 
and passed, 14. Royal Assent, 16... ‘ 

Weybridge Inclosure.. Vide Byfleet. — 

Whale Fishery. \ Vide Customs. Mill Stones. 


Wheat ; Bill for granting Bounties on Importation of Wheat, 
Wheaten Flour, and Rice, ordered, 6. MAR, Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second/Reading; 10. -Com- 
mitted, 11, Considered, 13., Reported; Report to be 
taken into further Consideration, and Bill as amended: to 
be printed; 14. Dittodeferred,17. Bill re-committed; 18. 
Instruction to the Committee to. make Provision for giving 
Bounties on the Average Price of Wheat being at a certain 
Price, 18. Considered, 19. Defer receiving Report, 20. 
Reported ; a Clause added ; Amendments made; to.be.in- 
green, &amp;c. and Bill as amended to be printed ; 21. Third 

eading deferred, 24. Amendments made; Bill passed; 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 3 4PR. Royal Assent, 4. ' 

Vide Accounts. Bakers. Bread. Corn. ‘Davis, Mr. 
Foden. London.. Scotland. Spirits. Supply. 


Whitchurch new Writ, 8 JULY.. i 


-————— Open and Common Fields, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to inclose; Bill ordered; 25 FEB. Presented and read, 
12 May. Committed, 16. Member directed to make 
Report; Reported; to be ingrossed ; 30. King’s Consent 
signified; Bill passed; 11 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords 
with some Amendments, 18. Amendments agreed to, 
1 JULY.2. Royal Assent, 9. 

—— Vide Boughton. 


Whitford Common Lands and Marshes, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, fence, &amp;c. the same; Bill ordered; 7 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 6 May. Committed, 30. Member 
ordered to make Report; Reported ; Bill to be ingrossed; 
11 JUNE. King’s Consent signified; Bill read Third 
Time; further Proceedings thereon adjourned; 16. Re- 
sumed; Amendments made; Bill passed; 17. Another 
Member appointed to carry the Bill to the Lords, 18. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 2 JULY. 
Amendments agreed to, 9. Royal Assent, 28. 


Whitwick and Thringstone Open Fields, Meadows, and 
Commons, Petition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 
7 MarR. 

Wickham Drainage. Vide Mepail. 

Wigan new Writ, 13 JUNE. 

Roads. . Vide Bolton. Hindley. 


Wildmore Fen, Petition for a Bill to drain and inclose, &amp;c. ; 
referred to a Committee, 5 MAR. 
Wills. Vide Deeds. Driden. Stamp Duties. Wolseley, &amp;c. 
Wimbledon Roads. Vide Wandsworth. : 
Windsor New, new Writ, 31 Mar. 
Petition for a Bill for making and keeping in 
Repair the Road from New Windsor through Datchet and 
Horton, &amp;c. to near Longford, referred to a Committee, 
nee Reported, Standing Orders not complied with ; 
eport to lie on the Table; 18. Report again read, and 
re-committed, 21. Again reported; Report to lie on the 
Table, and certain Notices ordered to be given; 24. Orders 
discharged, and the Report again re-committed, 25. Again 
reported; Report to lie on the Table, and Notices ordered 
to be given; 26. Petition for certain Notices to‘be given 
in the County of Middlesex; Leave given, &amp;c.; 2 APR. 
Petition after Notices given, referred to a Committee; to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records; 27 May. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 28. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 30. Petition of William Lascelles, 
of the Temple, Esquire, and several other Petitions, against 
the Bill; to lie on the Table till the Second Reading, 
and Counsel ordered; 9 JUNé. Deferred, 11. | Further 
deferred for Two Months, 12. 


Wine. Vide Cape of Good Hope. French. 
Low Wines and Spirits. Vide Distillery. Scotland. 











Winterborne Stickland Open and Common Arable Fields, &amp;c. 
Petition fora Bill toinclose, and for extinguishing the Tythes 
in 











in the same Parish, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 3 FEB. Presented, 
and read, 16 May. Committed, 22. Member ordered 
to make Report; Reported; Bill to be ingrossed ; 6 JUNE. 
Passed, g. Resest to by the Lords, 16, Royal Assent, 20. 

Wistinghausen, Frederick William ;. Petition for a Bill for his 
Naturalization ; Bill ordered; 4 FeB, Presented, and 
read, 11 JUNE, Takes the Oaths, 17. Bill committed, 
ibid. Reported; to be ingrossed; 20. Passed, 23. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 2 JULY. Royal Assent, 9. 

inane usual Resolutions relating to giving their Evidence, 
25 SEP, 

Witney, Petition for a Bill to repair the Road leading from 

- the Turnpike Road at Witney to the Turnpike Road on 

- Swerford Heath, &amp;c.; referred to a Committee; 4 FEB. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 17. : Presented, and read, 19. 
Committed, 25. Reported; to be ingrossed; 20 Mar. 
Passed, 26. Agreed to by the Lards, 3 APR. Royal 
Assent, 4. 

Wittenberg, Albert; Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization, 
and Bill ordered, 27 SEP. Presented, and read, 1 Ocr. 

Woburn Roads. Vide Hockliffe. 

Wolseley, Sir William; Bill from the Lords for Sale of certain 
Estates, devised by his Will, &amp;c. 12 May. Read First 
Time, 15. Committed, 20. Reported, with Amendments, 
which were agreed to, 27. Passed, 28. Amendinents agreed 
to by the Lords, 12 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 


Wolverhampton. Vide Provisions. 


Womersley Open Arable Fields, Ings, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill 
to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 7 FEB. Presented, and 
read, 29 APR. Committed, 5 May. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 15. Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. 
Royal Assent, 30. 


Wood, Richard; Bill from the Lords for Sale of Part of his 
settled Estates, and for purchasing others, 1g May. Read 
First Time, 20. Committed, 26. Reported; Bill passed ; 
5 JUNE. Royal Assent, 20. 


Woods, Forests, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 
Wool. Vide Ireland. 

Worcester Roads. Vide Hundred House. 
Workhouse. Vide Shrivenham, 


Workmen; Petition of Journeymen and Workmen residing 
in and about London and Westminster, and Petition of 
Labourers, Mechanicks, and Artificers of Liverpool and 
Neighbourhood, for a Bill to repeal Act of last Session to 

revent unlawful Combinations of Workmen, to lie on the 
Table, 13 JUNE. Petition of Journeymen Cotton Spin- 
ners at Manchester; Ditto; ibid —Of Journeymen, &amp;c. of 
Bristol; and other Petitions; Ditto; 17—Of Journeymen 
Cabinet Makers, and others, in and about Lancaster; and 
of Journeymen, &amp;c. in and about Leeds; Ditto; 19. Pe- 
tition of Journeymen, &amp;c. of Derby ; Act of the last Session 
read; a Committee of the whole House appointed to con- 
sider thereof, and the several Petitions presented against it, 
referred to the Committee ; 27. Petition of Journeymen, &amp;c. 
of the Town of Nottingham ; for a Repeal; referred to the 
said Committee; 30. Act considered ; reported; Bill to 
explain and amend the said Act, ordered; ibid. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 
rinted; 4 JULY. Committed; all to have A Bed 8. 

Ragested Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole 

House; 11. Committee deferred, 14. Instruction to re- 
eal the Act, and substitute other Provisions in its stead; 

Bil considered; 17. Member directed to make Report ; 

reported; a Clause added; Bill to be ingrossed; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; 18. Deferred, 21. Petition 
of Journeymen, &amp;c. of Newcastle upon Tyne; to lie on 
the Table; 21. Read Third Time; an Amendment being 
roposed, Debate thereon adjourned on Two Divisions ; 22. 
ebate resumed; the Amendment proposed withdrawn ; 
several Clauses added; Amendments made; Bill passed ; 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 28: Royal Assent, 29. 


Vide Cotton Weavers. 
Wort or Wash. Vide Scotland. Spirits. Supply. 


Worthen, &amp;c. Commons and Waste Lands, Petition for a Bill 
to inclose and drain, &amp;c.; referred toa Committee; 10 Mar. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 20 May. Presented, and read, 26. 
Committed, 30. Reported; to be ingrossed; 13 JUNE. 
Passed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Assent, 30. 


Worton Inclosure. Vide Cassington. 


Wrawby Open Fields, Meadows, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and to make Satisfaction for the Tythes of the 
Lordship; Bill ordered; 3 Mar. Presented, and read for 


Supply. 


VoL. 55.—1709-1800, &amp; 1800. 


INDEX ¢@o the Frrty-Firrn VoLumMe. 





inclosing, 25 APR. Committed, 20. Ripereeds to be ins 
poets 7 MAY. Passed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 
oyal Assent, go. 


Wreak Navigation. Vide Leicester. 


Wressell, Newsham, Lofisome, &amp;c. Open Common Fields, &amp;c. 
Petition for a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 25 FEB. 

Wrexham Road to Pentre Bridge, and from Mold to Northop, 
&amp;c.; Petition for a Bill tq continue and enlarge Term and 
Powers of Aets; referred to. a Committee; 4 Fes. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 3 MR, Presented, . » 5s 
Committed, 11. oe, eg, to be i 3.8 May. 
Passed,g. Agreed to by the Lords, 15, Royal Assent, 16. 

Wright, William; Bill from the Lords for enabling the 
Tenants for Life under his Will to convey in Fee, or grant 
Building Leases of Part of his Estates in the Counties of 
Chester and Lancaster, 11 JUNE. Read First Time, 12. 
Committed, 16. Reported; Bill passed; 24, Royal As- 
sent, 30. 

Wysall Open Fields, Meadows, &amp;c. Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 12 FEB. Presented, and read, 
6 JuNE. Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrossed; 18. 
Passed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal fesent, 30. 


41° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 5. A. 1800. 


AGES. Vide Supply. Taylors. 
Wandsworth Open and Common Fields, Petition for 
a Bill to inclose; Bill ordered; 2 Dec. 
War. Vide Accounts. Questions Negative. 
Wardmote Inquest. Vide Bread. 
Wellingborough Roads. Vide Peterborough. 


Weltje, Christoph; Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization, 
and Bill ordered, 14 Nov. Presented, and read, 17. Takes 
the Oaths, and Bill committed, 27. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 28. Passed, 1 DEC. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 
Royal Assent, 31. 

Wendover new Writ, 8 Dec. 


West Indies, Bill to authorize His Majesty to appoint Commis- 
sioners for Examination of Accounts of the Public Expendi- 
ture for the Forces in the West Indies; ordered; 15 Dec. 
Presented, and read ; _ appointed for Second Reading ; 
16. Committed, 17. Considered, 18. -Reported ; to i 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. Passed, 
20. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Assent, 31. 

———— Vide Curagao. East India. 

Weston on the Green Road. Vide Towcester. 


Wheat; Bill for granting Bounties on the Importation of 
Wheat, Barley, &amp;c. ordered, 12 Nov. Presented, and read; - 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 14. 
Committed, 17. Considered, and report a Progress, 19. 
Committee deferred, 21. Instruction tomake Provision for 
granting Bounties on Rice imported from the East Indies, 
and Importation of Indian Corn or Maize,24. Committee 
Actors, ibid. Considered, 26. Reported; Bill re-com- 
mitted; 27. Instruction to make Provision for granting 
Bounties on Importation of Barley and Oats of particular 
Weight per Quarter, before 1st October 1801; 28. Bill 
further considered, ibid. Report deferred, 1 Dec. Re- 
ported, and Bill again re-committed, 4. Instruction for 
granting Bounties on Importation of Pease, Beans, Oats, 
and Barley, before 1st October 1801; 5. Bill further 
considered; reported; to be ingrossed, &amp;c.; ibid. An 
Amendment made; Bill passed; 8. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 15. Royal Assent, ibid. 

Bill to remove Doubts arising upon the Construction 

of the last preceding Act, ordered, 22 DEc. Presented, 

and read; committed; considered; reported; to be in- 

pomets ibid. Passed, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. 
oyal Assent, 31. 

Vide Accounts. Bread. Corn. Provisions. 

Witnesses, usual Resolutions relating to giving their Evidence, 
12 Nov. 

Wort or Wash. Vide Laws Expiring. 


Wynn, Sit Watkin Williams (a Member). Vide Provisions. 


West Indies. 








39° &amp; 40° Geo. III. Parl. 18. Sess. 4. A. 1799 &amp; 1800. 


y4 RMOUT H Haven, Petition for a Bill to repair the 
Piers and Jettees, and to amend Acts, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 6 Fes. Reported ; a ordered ; 17- Report again 

Tread 5 





INDEX ¢@ the Firty-rirta Voxrv Me, 


read; the Order for bringing in the Bill, read and dis- 
charged, and the Report re-committed; 19. Again _re- 
ee Standing Orders had not been complied with, it 
xing intended only to proceed to the cleaning, repairing, 
&amp;c.. the Haven and Piers; Bill ordered; 20. Presented, 
and read, 21. Committed, 25. Reported; to be in- 
rossed; 4 Mar. Passed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 13. 
‘Royal’ Assent, 25. 
Yarpole Roads to Presteigne, &amp;c. Petition for Leave to present 
a Petition after the Time limited; Leave given; Petition 
brought up, and read, for a Bili to continue and enlarge 
Term‘ and Powers of Acts; referred to a Committee; 
246 Mar. Report, that Standing Orders were only in Part 
complied with; Report to lie on the Table, and certain No- 
tices to be forthwith given; 3 APR. Petition after Notices 
iven referred to a Committee, and to send for Persons, 
Papas and Records; 8 May. Reported; First Report 


again tead; Bill ordered; 12. Presented, and read, 1 5. 
Committed, 22, Member ordered to make Report ; Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 5 JUNE. Passed, 6. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 13. Royal Assent, 20. 


Yeovil Roads. Vide Compton. 
York, Duke of. Vide Abercromby. 
Ysceifiog, Nannerch, and Penbedw, Common Lands, &amp;c. Pe- 


tition for a Bill to inclose, &amp;c.; Bill ordered; 5 Mar. 
Presented, and read, 1 May. Committed,6. Member di- 
rected to make Report; reported; to be ingrossed; 30: 
King’s Consent signified; Bill read Third Time, and. the 
further Proceedings thereon adjourned; 10 JUNE. Re- 


' sumed ; a Clauseadded; Amendments made; Bill passed, 11. 


Agreed to by the Lords, with some Amendments, 27. 
Amendments agreed to, 1 JULY. 2. Royal Assent, 9, 





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