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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>I NDE X 


TO THE 


SIXTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


1813-14. 


Under the feveral Heads of Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c. and Supply, all fuch Matters as relate to Ireland are 
noticed by the word (IRELAND) being prefixed to them—Other Matters relating thereto, are arranged 


in Alphabetical Order, under the word Ireland. 


54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sef. 2. A. 1813-14. 


AA inte. Bi and Bayton Lands; Petition for a Bill to 

inclofe; Bill ordered, 18 Nov. Petition read again; 
Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; two Bills 
ordered; 1 Mar. Vide infra. 

~~ --— -— Bill for inclofing Lands in Abberley; Ordered, 
1 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid, Committed, 21. Re- 
ported; to be ingrofled; 2 May. Pafled, 6. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 12. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

1 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 21. Re- 
poe! to be pad 2 May. The Regent's Confent 
ignified; and Bill paffed; 6. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 12. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. Royal Affent, 18. 

Abercromby, Lieutenant General the Honourable John. Vide 
Speaker. 

Aberdeen Gaol; Petition for a Bill for erecting a new Court 
Houfe and Gaol for that City and County; Referred to a 
Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 24. Order 
of Leave for Bill, read, and difcharged ; another Bill ordered ; 
Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 29. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 2 May. Paffed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 
27. Royal Affent, 17 JUNE. 

—— &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered ; 18 Nov, Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. Com- 
mitted, g May. Reported; to be ingroffed; 23. Paftled, 
27. Agreed to by the Leake g JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Accountant General. Vide Chancery. 

Accountants Public. Vide Accounts. 


Accounts, Ejtimates, &amp;c. 

Account of the Net Produce of all the PERMANENT 
Taxes and of the War Taxes in Great BritTatn, in the 
Years and Quarters ending 10th October 1812 and 1813; 
Ordered, 8 Nov, Prefented ; to be printed ; 25.=—=Account 
of the Amount of all Duties charged on LeatTueR for the 
four Quarters of a year ending 5th April, 5 July, and 10th 
October, 1813 ; Ordered, 8 Nov. Prefented; to be printed ; 25. 
(App* N° 10.)}==—=Account of the official Value of LEATHER 
exported from ENGLAND in four Quarters of the year, ending 
sth April, 5th July, and 10th Oétober 1813.—Of the Quan- 
tity of Raw and TanNep Hines imported into England, 
Ditto ; Ordered, 8 Nov.=—=Copy of Convention between 
His Brirannic Majesty and His Masesty the Kine 
of Prussia, figned at ReicHENBACH, 14th June 1813.— 
Ofa CoNvENTION between His Brirannic Magesty and 
His Masesty the Emperor of All the Russias figned 
at ReicHENBACH, 15th June 1813.—Ditto, figned at PE- 
TERSWALDAW, 6th July 1813 ; Prefented, 8 Nov. To be con- 
fidered, 16. Vide Ruffia. (App* N°6.)=—=Account of all Ex- 
CHEQUER Bitts ifiued per Act 53 Geo. LUI, c. 16, for raifing 
£.10,500,000.— Ditto, per Act 53 Geo. III. ¢. 118, for raifing 
£. 5,670,700. Ordered, g Nov. Prefented, 10. Referred to 
the Committee of Supply, 12. Vide Supp/y. (App* N° 3.) 
Report of Aaron Granam, Efquire, Infpector of Convicts 


Vox, 69. ——Sess, 1813-14. 


Bill for inclofing Lands in Bayton; Ordered, - 


Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—contitued. 

at Portsmouth and in the Rivers TaamMes and Mepway; 
Presented, 9 Nov. Account of SERVICEs incurred, and not 
provided for by PartiamMENT; Ordered,9 Nov. Prefented ; 
to be printed ; 5 May. Referred to the Committee of Surpry, 
27. Vide Supply. (App* N°2.)===Account of all the Montes 
which have been paid by the CLrerxs of Suspivision 
Meetines of Lieutenancy in ENGLAND, into the Bank, 
on account of Fines for the Locat Miuitia; Ordered, 9 
Norv. Order for this Account, discharged ; another Ordered ; 
30; Prefented; to be printed; 22 Mar. (App N° 5)=—== 
Returns of the number of Pirsons, Male or Female, com- 
mitted to the feveral GAots in ENGLAND and WALEs, for 
trial at the different Assizes and Great SEssions, in 
1810, 1811, and 1812, Prefented; to be printed; 10 Nor. 
Account of Sums advanced for Public Services from the 
Civit List REVENUES, pursuant to ADDREsSEs, not being 
part of the Ordinary Expenditure of the Civin List, and 
not replaced; Prefented, 10 Nov. To be printed, 11; re- 
ferred to the Committee of Supply, 15. Vide Supply.—.- 
Account of Sums advanced for Pabli Services trom the 
Civit Lisr RevENvES, not being part of the Ordinary 
Expenditure of the Civit List, and not replaced—of the 
Sum wanted to be advanced to the BANK of ScoTLanp, for 
the Ferries acrofs the Fritn of Fortn; Prefented, 10 
Nov. Tobe printed, 11 ; Referred to the Committee of Sup- 
ply, 15. Vide Supply. (App* N° 3.)=—=Copy of a Suppie- 
MENTARY CONVENTION to the Treaty of Concert and Sub- 
fidy of 15th June 1813, between His Brirannic MAJsEstTy 
and nis Masesty the Emperor of Russia, signed at 
Lonpon, 3oth September 1813—Ditto, between His Ma- 
sesty and the Kine of Prussia, 14th June 1813, -figned 
at Lonpon, 30th September 1813; Prefented,10 Nov. To 
be confidered, 16. Vide Ruffia. (App* N° 6.)\———=Copies of 
feveral OnpErs in Councit, authorizing the iflue of Specie 
from the Banx of ENctanp for His Majesty’s Service, 
dated 26th December 1812, 25th January, 24th February, 
27th March, 23d April, 22d May, 23d June, 24th July, 23d 
August, 22d September, and 19th October 1813; Prefented, 
11 Nov: Return of the number of CAsua.tiges which 
have occurred in the British Army, during each year, 
from 1803 to 1812—Of the number of Men raifed for the 
Recuriar Army, exclufive of ForeEiGn and CoLoniayt 
Corps, by ordinary Recruiting, and by transfers from the 
Miri714, for the laft Ten years—Of the number of Recruits 
raifed for the Mitit1a by beat of Drum fince 27th May 
1809—Of the Effective Strength of the Britisn Army from 
ist January 1804, to 25th September 1813; Ordered, 12 
Nor. Prefented; to be printed; 15. (App* 5.) Account 
of all Excneguer Bixis iffued per Act of laft Seffion, for 
raifing £. 5,000,000 for 1813 ; Ordered, 13 Nov. Prefented, 
ibid; Referred to the Committee of Supply ; 15. Vide Sup- 
ply. (App* N°3.)}===Account of Prouisiren East INpia 
Goops imported into the Coast, Surat, and Private Trade 
Warehoufes in New-fireet, Bifhopfgate-ftreet, in the Port 
of Lonpon, from Michaelmas 1812 to 1813; feveral other 
Accounts relating to ProniBirEeD East INp1a Goons; Pre- 
fented, 17 Nov.—Of the number of Suips which have been 
‘ employed 





INDEX @o the Sixty-nintu VoLuME. 


Accounts, Ejtimates, &amp;c.—continued. 


employed in the Wuate Fisnery to Davis’s Streients 
rs e GréentanD Sras in 1813.—Of Orrices men- 
tioned in Tables B, and C, annexed to Act 51 Geo. III. c. 71, 
the Patents for which have been abolished; Prefented, 17 
Nov. 

(IneLany.) Accotnt of ali Sarr imported into Irr- 
LAND from 5th October 1812 to 5th October 1813; Ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented; to be printed; 20 DEc. (App* N° 11.) 
-—— Account of the Amount of Batances of Sums iffued 
for the Payment of Divinenns due and not demanded ; and 
for the Payment of Lorrery Prizes which remained in 
the hands of the Bank of ENGLAND on 5th January, 5th 
April, 5th July, and Sth October 1813; Prefented, 22 Nor. 
(App* N° 7.)}==—=The Ninth Report of the CommissioNERs 
appointed under an Agreement concluded 1oth July 1805, 
between the East Inp1a Company and the private Credi- 
tors of the late Nasoss of the Carnatic; Prefented, 22 Nov. 
To be printed, 25. Abftract of the Accounts of the Com- 
MISSIONERS of the Nortnern Licutnovusss, for the year 
ending goth June 1813; Prefepted, 22 Nov. (App* N° 13.) 

Report of the Commiflioners of the HErrine Fisnery 
of their Proceedings in the year ended 5th April 1813 ; Pre- 
tented, 22 Nov.— Account of all Pensions granted out 
of the Civit List of ScorTLtann, from 2oth June 1812 to 
2oth June 1813; Prefented, 22 Nor. 


(IrELAND.) Account of the Net Produce of the feveral 
Taxes upon Heartus, Winpows, Houses, CarriaGEs, 
Horses, Docs, and CoacuMaKkERs, in [RELAND, in 1810, 
1811, 1812, and 18:3; Ordered, 23 Nor. Prefented, 21 
Mar. Yo be printed, 6 APR. (App* N° 10.) 

Copy of the Report of the Reporter of ExTerNat 
Commexkce in Bengal, for 1811-12.—Of the latest Reports 
upon Externat Commerce which have been received from 
Mapras and Bombay respectively; Ordered, 23 Nor. 
Prefented ; to be printed ; 6 DEc. The Accounts of the 
TREASURER to the Commissioners of WeEsTMINSTER 
Bripce, from 5th April to 10th October 1813 ; Prefented, 
24 Nov.===Account of the Quantities and Prices ref pectively 
of Sucar fold at the Sales of the East Inp1A Company, 
exclufive of the Duty of Customs thereon, for the last Ten 
Years; Ordered, 25 Nov, Prefented; to be printed; 30, 
(App* N°11.)==—=Account of the Average Prices of Mus- 
cCOVADO SuGAR for Ditto; Ordered, 25 Norv. Account 
of the Quantities of SuGarn imported into Great Britain 
from the East Inpixs, for the laft Ten Years; Ordered, 
25 Nov. Prefented; to be printed; go. (App? N°11.)=——= 
CertiFicare of the ComMissionrRs appointed by an Act, 


pafied in the 52d Year of His prefent Majesty, for regulating 
the Offices of the House of Commons; Prefented, 26 Nor. 


(App* N° 13.) Return of the Effective Strength of the 
Royat Reciment of Artittery and Encinerrs, Corps 
of Roya Arrittery Drivers, Arritirry of the Kine’s 
German Lecion, Royan Foreign Arti.iery, &amp;e. to 
the latest Period ; Ordered,27 Nor. Prefented, 3 Dec. 
Return of the Nuuiber of VotunTEeERs from the different 
Regiments of Mitiria, EnGuisu, Irisu, and Scorcn, that 
have enlisted into the Recgutar Army, from 25th December 
1812.—Of the Number of Recruits raised monthly.—Of 
the Number of Recruits added to Forrign Corrs.— Of 
the Casuatries of the Recutar Army and Minitia.— 
Of the Number of Desertions from the Recutar Army 
at home.—Of the Number of Regiments and Effective 
Strength of the Roya, Vereran Barrarions; Ordered, 
27 Noy. Prefented; to be printed; 22 Mar. Account 
of all Sums of Money paid for the Service of the Army in 
the Peninsuxa, from 25th December 1811, and of Ad- 
vances in Monry, Arms, Stores or otherwife ; Ordered, 
27 Nor. Pretented ; to be printed; 29 Mar. Return of 
the Deaths and Defertions in His Masrsty’s Recuiar 
' Army and Minirsa for the laft Three Years; Ordered, 
30 Nor. Prefented; to be printed; 27 JuLy. (App* 
N° 5.)===Acceunt of the Sum that will be wanted for the 
Dericiency of the Grant of 1813, for defraying the Ex- 
pense of printing the Vores.—Of the Grant of 1811, for 
Kiepairs and Works at -he Kino’s Bencn Prison; Pre- 
fented ; to be printed; 30 Nov. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 6 DEc. (App* N° 3.)===Copy of the Refolutions 
of the Courr or Directors of the Rene Inpia Com- 
PANY, held on gd September 1813, and of the General 
Court on 6th October following, granting £. 4,000 for the 
Family of the late Major General AGNew; Presented, 
3 Dec Account of the Number of Sritus and other 
Utensils employed in making Spirits unlawfully, seized by 
the Officers of Excisx, and condemned in each of the Years 
1811, 1812 and 1813.—Of the Quantity of Wasu and Sp1- 
nits.seized by the Officers of Excise, in 1811, 1812 and 
1813.—Of the Penattiges fued for by Order or under the 
Directions of the Commissioners of Excise in ENGLAND, 
in 1811, 1812 and 1813; Ordered, 6 Dec. Prefented ;. to 
be printed; 27 May. (App* N°11..=——=Report of Car- 
rain Mansy to Lorp Sipmourn, dated 8th September 
1812; several other Reports and Papers relating to CAPTAIN 
Manby’s Experiments ; Prefented ; to be printed; 7 Dec. 
Read again, and referred to a Select Committee, 6 May. 
Vide Manby»—Copy of the Paper refpecting the State of 


(1813-14. 


the GAoi of Newé6are, prefented to the Judges at the 
Seffions held at the Op Baitey on the 3d December, by the 
Grand Jury of London; Ordered, 7 Dec. Prefented ; to be 
rinted, o. Account of Orders for Payment to the 
forces ferving in the PENINSULA, from June 1812 to the 
lateft Period ; Ordered, 10 DEc. Prefented; to be printed; 20: 
===-Copy of the Report of the ComMIsstIoNERs appointed 
under the A&amp;t of 51 Geo. IiI. for the Iffue of ExcHEouer 
Bits to the Lorps of the Treasury; Ordered, 13 DEc: 
Prefented ; to be printed ; 17. (App* N° 13.) Account 
of all Monies which have fince 1ft January 1803 been 
demanded and received by the Collectors of the Customs at 
the Out-Ports by way of Depofit; Ordered, 13 Dec. 
Prefented; to be printed; 17 JUNE. Account of the Sum 
that will be wanted for the DericrENcy of the Grant of 
1812, for Extraordinary Expentes incurred for Prosrcu- 
tions, &amp;e. relating to the Corn, for 1814; Prefented; to be 
rinted; 14 Dec. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 17. 
ide Supply. (App* N° 3.)===Copies of fuch Reports as 
have been made to the Privy Councit, refpecting the State 
of the feveral Places in which ParocniaAt RecisteErs, and 
Wills proved in EnGLAnn and Watzs, are kept, under 
Authority of Parliament ; Prefented ; to be printed ; 20 DEc. 
(App* N°13.)===Account of the Quantity of Corn and 
Grain of all Sorts, MEAL, Frour and Rice, imported into 
Great Britain, from 5th January 1813 to 5th October laft. 
— Ditto, from Foreign Countries, Ditto; Ordered, 20 Dec. 


(IrELAND.) Account of the Quantity of Corn and 
Grain of all Sorts, MEAL, FLour and Rice, exported from 
IRELAND, from 5th January 1813 to 5th October laft— 
Ditto, imported into IRELAN p.—Ditto ; Ordered, 20 DEc. 
Prefented, 21 Mar. To be printed, 25. Firft Account 
withdrawn, and another ordered, 10 May. Prefented; to be 
printed ; 16. 

Account of all Sums imprefted out of the Excue- 
QUER for carrying on the Works of the Minirary Roaps 
and Brirpces of Communication in Nortru Britain, 
from 1780 inclufive—Copy of the INstrumenT of Ap- 
POINTMENT of the INspecror of Mitirary Roaps in 
Nortn Britain, and of Inftruétions for his guidance— 
Return of Mitrrary Roaps, or portions of Roads, kept in 
repair on ift January 1798, and which have fince been 
abandoned, and for what Reafons—Of New Roaps or 
Alterations made in the Mitirary Roaps in Norru 
Britain, from 1f January 1798 to the prefent time.—Ac- 
count of the actual or eftimated Number of Miles travelled 
in each Year by the Inspector of Mititary Roaps, 
from 11 January 1798 to the prefent time ; Ordered, 20 DEc. 
Prefented, 1 Mar. To be printed, 21 CERTIFICATE 
and Deciaration of the Commissioners for the 
Repvuction of the Nationat Dest, of the Amount of 
Caritat Stock purchafed by or transferred to them on 
account of the Pustic Funpep Dest of Great Britain, 
to 21ft December 1813. Prefented; to be printed; 1 Mar. 
(App* Ne 7.)===Account of what Number of Suips 
from ScoTLanpo have been employed in the Wua.e 
Fisnery to Davis’s Srreicutrs and the GREENLAND 
Seas; Prefented, 1 Mar.——The Account of the Com- 
MISSIONERS for the RepucTion of the Nationat Dest, 
for One Year ending 31ft January 1814; Prefented, 1 Mar, 
===Account of Srock transferred to the ComMissIONERS 
for the Repuction of the Nationat Deszr for the pur- 
chafe of Lire Annuities, from 1ft September 1808 to 
gift January 1814; Prefented, 1 Mar. (App* N° 7.)=—== 
Account of the Weekly Amount of Banx Nores in Circu- 
lation, from 4th December 1812 to 1ft March 1814.—Of the 
Amount of Bank Nores in Circulation on Saturday Night 
in each Week, from 4th December 1812 to 1ft March 1814.— 
Ditto, on the 7th and 12th of each Month, from December 
1812 to February 1814.—Of the higheft and loweft aggre- 
gate Amounts of Bank Nores, including thofe of every kind, 
at any one time in Circulation, from December 1812 to 
February 1814; Ordered, 1 Mar. Prefented, 30. To be 
orinted, 5 APR. Account of the total Amount of SILvER 
Susie iffued by the Bank or EnGLAnp, from 1oth De- 
cember 181¢ to 1ft March 1814; Ordered, 1 MarR. Prefented; 
to be printed; 22——Account of the Amount of all the 
Stampep Doxuars iffued by the BANK oF ENGLAND, from 
1oth December 1812 to 1ft March 1814; Ordered, 1 Mar. 
Prefented ; to be printed; 22. Account of the Market 
Prices of Stanvoarp Gop in Bars, PortucaLt GoLo 
in Coin, &amp;c. with the courfes of Exchange with HaMBURGH, 
Lisnon and Paris, from ift February 1813 to 1ft March 
1814; Ordered, 1 Mar. Presented, 30. To be printed, 
5 APR. Account of the Number of Licences for the 
iffue of Promissory Notes payable on demand for the 
Year ending 10th October 1813.—Of the Number of Stamps 
of Promissory Nores reiiluable—Of the Number of 
reifluable Promissory Notes ftamped in ENGLAND during 
the Year ending 10th October 1813.—Of the Number ot 
Promissory Notes ftamped in Great Brirarn, in the 
Year ending 10th Oétober 1813; Ordered, 1 Mar. Pre- 
fented, 23, 25. To be printed, 5 APR. (App* N° 13.) 

([retanp.) The Fourteenth Report of the Commis- 
sioners of Enguiry of IneLanpn; Prefented, 21 Mar. 


To be printed, 5 4PR.——Account of new Appointments 
made 














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Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—continued. 
made under the Authority of Act 47 Geo. III. c. 12, for the 


execution of certain Duties, although the Patents are 
abolished ; Prefented, 21 Mar. 


Account fhowing the Amount of £5. PER CENT. 
ANNUITIES granted per Acts 37 and 42 Geo. III. for which 
Notices have been given for Payment on 5th April 1814.— 
Of the Sum that will be wanted to make good Deficiency 
of 1813, for defraying the Expenfe of Printine BIxts, 
Reports and other Papers, by Order of the House or 
Commons, during the last Session—Ditto, for the Extraor- 
dinary Expenfes incurred for ProsEcuTioNs relating to the 
Corn of this Kingdom.—Of the Sum which will be wanted 
to defray the Charge incurred in April 1813, in the purchafe 
of Grain and Potatoes conveyed to the SHETLAND 
IsLanps, for the relief of the diftrefled Inhabitants there — 
Of the Sum that will be wanted in the Year 1814 to difcharge 
ARREARs due to the feveral TRADESMEN, for Works done at 
the Houses or PartiAMENT and The Speaxer’s House, 
from Michaelmas 1800 to 5th January 1812; Prefented ; to 
be printed ; 1 Mar. Referred to the Commitee of Supply, 25. 
Vide Supply—Copy of a Letter from Lorp Viscount 
SipMoutTuH to the Lorps of the TREasuRy, dated 15th 
February 1814, enclofing a Mremortat from the Society 
called The Reruce ror tue Destiturte, requefting fome 
Pecuniary Aid; Ordered, 21 Mar. Prefented; to be 
printed; ibid. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 25. 
Vide Supply. (App* N° 3.) Account of the UNrunpEp 
Dept in Excneguer Bits, outfanding on 5th January 
1814; Ordered, 21 Mar. Prefented; to be printed; 22. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 28. Vide Supply. 
(App* N° 7.}=—=Account of all INrEREsT paid on Excue- 
QUER Bits in Three Years, ending 5th January 1814; 
Ordered, 21 MAR. Prefented; to be printed; 22. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 28. Vide Supply. Copy of 
a Letter from the Commissioners for the Improvement 
of Hotyneap Harsour to the Lorps of the Treasury, 
dated 10th March 1814; with Copy of a Letter from 
Mr. Rennie tranfmitted therewith; Ordered, 21 Mar. 
Prefented ; to be printed; 22. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 25. Vide Supply. (App* N° 3.) Account of the 
Net Baances in the hands of the Deputy Postmasters 
in Grearr BRITAIN with their Disburfements and Allowances, 
in the Quarters ended 5th July, 5th October 1813, and 
5th January 1814.—Of the Amount of the Arrears due 
on 5th January 1814 from Ditto, from 5th January 1774 to 
sth January 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 22 Mar. 
Account of the Receipr and ExpeNnpitTuReE of 
£.15,521,352- 13. 2. in One Year, from 3d February 1813 
to 31ft January 1814, by the Commissioners for the 
Repvwuction of the Nationat Dest; Prefented; to be 
printed; 22 Mar—Anno 1812. The Account of the 
Committee of the Company of Mercnants trading to 
Arrica.—Anno 1812. Orders and Regulations; Prefented 
22 MAR. Copies of feveral OrpERs in CounciL, authoriz- 
ing the iffue of Specie from the BANK oF ENGLAN»D, to the 
Amount therein mentioned, for His Majefty’s Service; Pre- 
fented, 23 Mar. Account of the Receipts and Ex- 
PENSEs of the Cuest at Greenwicn, for the Year 1813; 
Prefented, 23 MAR. (App* N° 13.)=——=Account of the Net 
Ba.anceEs in the Hands of the Distrisputrors oF STAMPs 
in Great Britain, on 10th October 1813 and 5th January 
1814.—Of the Total Amount of Arrears due on 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814 from the Distrinutors of Stamrs in Great 
Britain, who have died or gone out of Office fince 5th 
January 1800; Prefented ; to be printed; 23 Mar. Copy 
of the Petition to His Masrsty againft Sir Grorce 
Bartow, late Governor of Manpras, figned by R. Mairt- 
LAND, W. Axssort, and Tuomas Parxy, Creditors of the 
Nasoss of the Carnatic, dated April 1ft, 1812.—Of a 
Letter addrefled by Meffieurs Abbott and Maitland, dated 
22th March 1812.—Of a Letter from the Cuter Secretary 
of the GovERNMENT at BENGAL to the Mapras Govern- 
MENT, dated 17th July 1812.—Of a Letter dated 22d Oc- 
tober 1812 to Lord Minto, from Meflieurs Apspotr and 
Mairianp of Madras; Ordered, 23 MAR. Prefented, 
3 May. To be printed, 10. Account of the Number 
and Tonnage of Suips and Vessexs built in Great Bri- 
TA'N, from the pafling of the Act 26 Geo. ILI. c. 60, to the 
sth January 1814.— Ditto, built in the Port or Lonpon.— 
Ditto, built in the Port or Liverroot.—Ditto, of Prize 
Suies admitted to Regifiry in Great Brirain, from 5th 
January 1793 to 5th January 1814; Ordered, 23 Mar. 
Account of the LNcome of the Conso.LipatTEep Funp of 
Great Britain, for the Year ended 5th January 1814.— 
Of the Net Produce of all the PermManenr Taxes of 
Grear Britain, taken for Two Years ending refpectively 
the 5th January 1813 and 5th January 1814.—Of the 
Pusuic Funpep Dest of Great Britain, as the fame 
ftood on ift February 1814.—Of the ProGress made in the 
Repemption of Ditto, at 1st February 1814; Prefented; 
To be printed; 24 Mar. (App* N° 8.)===The Account of 
the Deputy Treasurer of the RoyaL Hospiratn at 
Cueisea of UncLaimEp Prize Money, from the 18th 
of January 1809 to the 24th December 1813; Prefented, 
24 MAR. (App* N° 5.}=—=Copy of a Memorial of the 


















































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Wholefale and Retail Trapers; ManuracturerRs, Xe. iti 
Lonpon and its Vicinity, addreffed to the Committee of 
His Masesty’s Councit for Coin, and of a Letter from 
James Clark, dated 18th October 1813; Prefented, 24 Mar. 
To be printed, 4 APR. Account fhowing how the Purtic 
Mownits remaining in the Receipt of the ExcHEQuER on 
5th January 1813; together with the Monies paid iiito the 
fame during the Year ended’ sth January 1814, have been 
actually applied —Of the Unrunprp Dest and Demands 
Outftanding on 5th January 1814; Prefented; to be printed ; 
24 Mar. (App* N° 8.)===Litt of the Accounts delivered 
into the Office of the Comprro.uers of the Accounts of 
the Army from 5th January 1793, whereon any Balances 
appear to be now owing on 5th January 1814.—Of Pustic 
Accountants in refpect of whom the execution of any 
Procefs under A&amp; 39 and 40 Geo. III. c. 54, hath been con- 
trouled or fufpended by Authority of His Roya, Higuness 
The Prince Recent; Prefented; to be printed; 24 Mar. 
Account fhowing how the Monies given for the Ser- 
vice of the Year 1813 have been difpofed of, diftinguifhed 
under their feveral Heads, fo far as relates to Great Bri- 
TAIN; Prefented ; to be printed; 24 Mar. (App* N° 8.)=—== 
Accounts of every Increafe and Diminution which have 
taken place in the Number of Persons employed in all 
Pustic Orrices or DEPARTMENTS, or in the SALARIEs, 
Emo.uMENts, or Expensss, for the Year ended 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 24 Mar. Lift of 
all Suips of the Line built in Private Yards or by Contraé, 
from 1ft January 1703 to the 31ft of December 1813.—Copy 
of all ConresPONDENCE between the ComMissIONERs of 
the Navy and fundry Ship-builders, in the Year 1805, res 
fpecting Contracts for building Ten Suips of the Line—The 
Contract Prices per Ton for Suirs of the Line built in MEr- 
CHANTS Yards, in each Year from 1793 to 1813; Ordered, 
24 Mar. Prefented; to be printed; 28 APR. Referred to 
a Select Committee, 4 May. Vide Laft India. Lift of 
Orricers and DepartTMENTs whofe Accounts are audited 
by the Commissioners for auditing Pustic Accounts.— 
Of Perfons accountable before the CommissioNeERs for 
auditing Pusitic Accounts.—Of Accounts delivered 
over by the late Commissioners for auditing PuBric 
Accounts, which have not been audited, ftated, or declared, 
to 5th January 1814.—Ditto, which have been either ftated 
or declared, fo far as any Balances appear to be now owing 
upon any fuch Accounts, Ditto; Prefented; to be printed ; 
25 MarR. Account of the Orpinary ReEveNvEs and 
ExtraorpinAry Resources conttituting the Pusuic 
Income of Great Britain, for the Year ending 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 25 Mar. (App* 
N° 8..=—=Account of the Total Amount of ArREARs and 
Current Batances due on the 5th of January 1814, from 
the Officers of the Customs in ScoTLAND, from 5th Ja- 
nuary 1774.—Ditto, from the Orricers of Excise in 
Encianp.—Ditto, from the Orricers of Exciss in Scort- 
LAND.—Ditto, from the feveral Perfons employed in receiv- 
ing or collecting the Lan» RevENvE of the Crown in 
ENGLAND and Wa tgs, from 5th January 1774; Prefented; 
to be printed; 25 Mar Account of the Value of all 
Imports into, and of all Exports from Great Britain, 
for Three Years, ending 5th January 1814.—Of the Number 
of Vessets, with the Amount of their TonnaGeg, and the 
Number of Men and Boys employed in Navigating the 
fame, which entered Inwards and cleared Outwards at the 
feveral Ports of Great Britain, between 5th January 
1811 and 5th January 1814.—Ditto, which belonged to the 
feveral Ports of the British Empire, on 30 September 
1811, 1812, and 1813.—Account of the Number of Vessx ts, 
with the Amount of their Tonnage, which have been an- 
nually built and regiftered in the feveral Ports of the Britisx 
Empire, between 5th January 1811 and 5th January 1814; 
Prefented; to be printed; 25 Mar. (App* N° 8.)=——Ac- 
count of the Quantity of Corn and Gratin. of all Sorts, 
Meat, Frour and Rice, imported into Great Britain, 
from the 5th of January 1813 to 5th of January. 1814.— 
Ditto, imported from Fore1e¢N CounrtriEs, Ditto; Ordered, 
29 Mar. To be laid before the Houfe forthwith, 6 May. 
Prefented ; to be printed ; 10. 


(IRELAND.) Accounts of the Quantity of Corn and 
Grain of all Sorts, Mea, Frour and Rick, exported from 
and imported into IrELaND, from 5th January 1813 to 5th 
January 1814; Ordered, 29 Mar. Prefented; to be print- 
ed; 27 APR. 

— Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of the West 
Inp1a Docx Company (exclufive of Capital,) for the Year 
ending the 1ft of February 1814; Prefented, 29 Mar.= 
Account of the Affeffments to the Duty on Property 
under Schedule (A.) of the Act 46 Geo. III. c. 65, for the 
County of Lancafter; Ordered, 29 Mar. Prefented, 21 APR. 
To be printed, 26. Account of the Property or 
Prorits affeffled under Schedule (A.) of the Property Act 
in Scortann; Ordered, 29 MarR. Prefented; to be print- 
ed; 6 Apr. (App” N°10.)=—=Account of the Number and 
TonnaceE of the SHips and VessELs now employed as 
Transports in His Masesty’s Service; Ordered, 29 Mar. 
Prefented, 4 APR. Reterred to a Seleét Committee, ibid. 
Vide East India ——Account of the Number and aaueaen 
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INDEX ¢@ the Stxty-NintuH VOLUME. [1813-14 


Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—continued. 

of the hired armed Sutrs and Vessets now employed in 
His Masesty’s Service; Ordered, 29 Mar. Yeturn of 
the Effective Strength of the Recutar and Mivitia 
Forces, on the 25th of June and 25th of December 1813 ; 
Ordered, 30 MarR. Prefented; to be printed; 25 APR. 
(App* N° 5.)===Copies of Instruments under which the 
following Perfons hold their Appointments in the COLONIES; 
viz. Sir Riau Nepean, Joun K1ina, the Honourable Joun 
Tuomas Capzi, Joun Avcustus Sutiivan, CHARLES 
Grevitte, Lord Georce Seymour, Sir WALTER JAMes, 
Avam Gorpon, James Atuot Woop, the Honourable 
Morton Epen, and Ronert Ricnarp Woop; Prefent- 
ed; to be printed; 30 Mar. Account of the Suips in 
the Service of the Government, which have been under repair 
in the Mercuants Yarps on the River THamss, from 
ift January 1813, to i1ft March 1814.—Of all Frigates, 
Sloops, and fmaller Vessess, built for the NavaL SeEr- 
vice in the Mercnants Yarps since the Year 1793; 
Ordered, 30 Mar.——Return of any Increafe of Rate of 
the Fers demanded and received in the feveral SuPERIOR 
Courts of Justice, Civit or Eccurestasticat, in the 
Unitrep Kinepom, by the Jupces and Orricers of such 
Courts, during Twenty Years; Ordered, 31 Mar. Return to 
be made forthwith, 2 May. Order read; Entry in Votesread ; 
Order to be fent to the Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Juftice 
of the Court of Common Pleas, the Mafter of the Rolls, the 
Lord Chief Baron, the Dean of the Arches, the Judge of the 
Prerogative Court of Canterbury, and the Judge of the High 
Court of Admiralty; 16. Prefented; to be printed; 3 May. 
20. 24, 24, 25. 27.-—1 JUNE. 3. 15, 16, 17. 20. 22, 23, 24. 
27, 28.—11 JULY. 


(IRELAND.) Return of the Amount of all Sums paid 
by way of Compensation out of the Consotipatep Funp 
of IRELAND, to any Orricer or Orricers of the Court 
of Excurouer, under A&amp; 43 Geo. ILL. c. 53; Ordered, 
31 Mar. Prefented ; to be printed; 27. 


Account of the Surplus Rates of PrnoTace received 
by the Corroration of Trinity House of Deprrorp 
StTRoNpD, under Act 52 Geo. ILI. c. 39; Prefented, 1 APR. 
—Account of the Keceipt and Application of all Monies 
received and applied by the Lonnon Firour Company, 
from 1ft January to 31{t December 1813.—Of the Quantities 
of Wuear and Fiour bought by the Lonpon Fiovur 
Company, with a Lift of the Proprizrors; Prefented, 
1 APR.==Account fhowing the Amount of Monies in 
the ExcuEQueRr, and remaining to be received, to complete 
the Sum of £.21,000,000 granted to arife from War Taxes 
for 1813; Ordered ; prefented ; to be printed ; 1 APR. 
Account of the Income and Expenditure of the Britisu 
Museum; feveral other Papers relating to the Britisu 
Museum; Ordered; prefented; to be printed; 4 4PR. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 6. Vide Supply. 
(App* N° 3.)===Annual Accounts of Receipts and Disburse- 
ments, by the East Inp1a Dock Company, dated 2oth 
September 1813; Prefented, 4 APR. Account of the 
Official and Real Value of Exrorts from Great Britain 
to the British Cotoniges in Nortn America, in the 
Years ending 5th January 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, and 1814; 
Ordered, 4 APR. Prefented; to be printed; 17 JUNE. 
(App* N° 11.)===Of the Number of Britifh Suips, with 
their Tonnace, and Number of Men, employed between 
Great Berrarn and the British Cotonies in Nortu 
America and the West INpiEs, Ditto.—Ditto, that en- 
tered Inwards and cleared Outwards in the Britisu Nortu 
AMERICAN CoLontes, in 1811, 1812, and 1813; Ordered, 
4 APR: Account of the Amount of ExcueQuer BiLts 
ifiued for the Service of the Year 1813, charged on the Aids 
of that Year; Ordered, 4 4PR. Prelented; Referred to the 
mittee of Supply, tbid. Vide Supply. Referred to the Com- 
Committee of Ways and Means, ibid. Vide Ways and Means. 
(App* N° 3.)===Return to an Addrefs dated 1{t March 1814, 
tor an Account fhowing the Total Amount of the Proceeds 
received from Droits of the Crown and ApMIRALTY, 
fince 5th January 1813; Prefented; to be printed; 4 APR. 
(App* N° 13.)===Account of the Amount of all Goods fold 
at the East INp1A Company’s Sales, from 1ft March 1812 
to 1ft March 1813.—Of Stock, per Computation of the 
East Inpia Company, exclufive of their Capital Stock 
on 1ft. March 1813; Ordered, 5 APR. Prefented ; to be 
printed ; 18. Return of the Quantities and Value, fo far 
as the fame can be made out, of Corrons plain and 
coloured, new and old Drapery, Eartnenware, &amp;c. ex- 
ported from Great Britain inthe Year ending 5th January; 
Ordered, 6 APR. Prefented, 16 May. To be printed, 25. 
(App* N° 11.)===Statement of the origin and extent of the 
feveral Roaps in Scor.anp, made wholly or in part at the 
Public Expenfe, with Obfervations upon the Measures to 
be adopted for keeping them in repair; Ordered; prefented ; 
to be printed ; 6 dpR.——Account of the Total Amount of 
the Arrears and Current BaLances due on 5th January 
1814, from the Recetvers GENERAL of LAaNp and 
Assrssep Taxes in Great Brrrain, from 5th January 
1783; Prefented ; to be printed ; 6 4PR.—Of the BALANCES 
and Arrears of the prefent and late Collectors of the 
Customs in ENGLAND, on 5th January 1814; Prefented ; 


to be printed; 6 4pR.— Accounts of the Quantities of 
Oax Timsen, purchafed by the Commissioners of His 
Masgsty’s Navy, and the Board of Ordnance, from 1756 
to 1813; Ordered, 6 APR. Account of the Number of 
Suirs of War built in the Private Yards at the Out-Ports 
fince 1791; Ordered, 6 4PR. Prefented, and referred to a 
Sele&amp; Committee, 23 May. Vide East India. Account 
of the Number and Tonnace of Hired Armed Suips and 
Vussets now employed in Hts MAsrsty’s Service; Or- 
dered, 6 APR. Prefented; referred to a Select Committee, 
25. Vide East India. 

({rELAND.) Account of the OrpinARy Reventes and 
ExtTraorpinary Resources constituting the Pustic IN- 
comE of IRELAND, for the Year ended 5th January 1814.— 
Of the Conso.tipatTed Funp of Iretann, for the Year 
ended 5th January 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 18 Apr. 
(App* N° 9.)=—=Accounts_ refpecting the ARREARS and 
Batances of the feveral Collectors employed in the colléc- 
tion of the Pustic Revenues of IRELAND, for the Year 
ended 5th January 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 18 APR, 

Account of the Value of all Imports into, and all 
Exports from IreLaNnp, for three Years ending 5th January 
1814.—Of the Number of Vessets, with the Amount of their 
ToNNAGE, that were built and registered in the feveral Ports 
of IreLanp, in the Three Years ending 5th January 1814.— 
Ditto, and the Number of MEN and Boys ufually employed 
in Navigating the fame, which belonged to the feveral Ports 
of IrELAND, on goth September 1813.—Ditto, including 
their repeated Voyages, that entered Inwards and cleared 
Outwards in the feveral Ports of IRELAND, from or to all 
Parts of the World, in the Three Years ending 5th January 
1814.—Of the Total Actual ExpeNpirureE in IRELAND, 
for the Year ending 5th Januaty 1814.—Of the Pustic 
Funpep Dest of IrevanD, as the fame ftood on 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814.—Of the Procress made in the REDEMPTION 
of the Pustic Dest of IRELAND, at the 5th January 1814, 
—Of the Unrunpep Dest of [RELAND, and Demands out- 
ftanding on 5th January 1814.—Showing how the Monies 
granted for the Service of the Year 1813, have been difpofed 
of.—Abftra&amp; of the Receipts and Issuts of the TREAsuRyY 
in IRELAND in One Year, from 5th January 1813 to 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 18 4PR. (App* 
N* 9.) Account of the Commissioners for the Reduc- 


tion of the Nationat Desr of [RELAND, for 1813.— 
Accounts of Prefentments made by the Granp Juries of 
the feveral Counties, &amp;c. of Ireland, in 1813; Prefented, 
Order for printing 


18 ApR. To be printed, 10 JUNE. 
thefe Papers, difcharged, 14. 

Account of the Annual Revenues of the East Inpia 
Company in the Provinces of BenGAt, Beuar and Orissa, 
and in BENAREsS and Oupg, under the Heads of Mint or 
Coinage Duties, Poft Office Collections, Benares Revenue, 
Oude Revenue, Land Revenues, Judicial Fees and Customs ; 
the Receipts from the Sales of Salt and Opium, Stamp Duties, 
and the Revenues of the Conquered Provinces, for Three 
Years, according to the latest advices; together with the 
Jatest Eftimate of the same; several other Accounts and 
Eftimates relating to the ReveNnvuers of the East Inp1a 
Company.—Annual Account made up to the 1ft March 1813, 
containing the Amount of the Procreps of the Sale of 
Goons and Mercuannize of the East INp1A Company; 
Prefented; to be printed; 18 APR. The firft Thirteen 
Accounts, and the Annual Account, are inferted in the Ap- 
pendix. (App N° 12.) Copy of Warrants appointing 
Mouyneux Hyper Nepean, Efquire, to be Clerk of the 
Supreme Court of Jamaica, in reverfion; MonyNurx Hype 
NereEANn, Efquire, Clerk of the Crown and of the Peace in 
Jamaica, in reverfion; Jonn James Kino, Gentieman, 
Naval Officer, in JAMAICA, in reverfion ; CuarLtes CAvEN- 
pish Furxk Grevitie, Gentleman, Secretary, &amp;c. of the 
Ifland of Jamaica, in reverfion ; RichHarn CuMBERLAND, 
junior, Gentleman, to be Naval Officer of Saint Vincent, 
in reverfion; and Georce Disprowe, Gentleman, Chief 
Clerk, Regifter, &amp;c. in Chancery in BarBADoEs, in rever- 
fion; Prefented, 18 APR. ‘lo be printed, 21. 

(IRELAND.) Account of Funds and Engagements of 
Commissioners for Drainage of Bogs, 31ft December 
1813; Prefented, 21 APR. Referred to the Comniittee of 
Supply, 16 May. Vide Supply. (App* N° 4.) 

Return of the Effective Strength of the Royal Regiment 
of ArtTiLuery, the Bricape of Royan Horse ARTILLERY, 
and the Corrs of Royat Artittery Drivers, on the 
25th of June and 25th December 1813.—Ditto of the Roya. 
ENGINEERS and Corps of Roya Mixirary ARTIFICERS 
and LABoureERs, SaAprers, and Miners.—Ditto, of the 
number of Recruits enlifted in the Corrs of Roya. 
Mitirary ArtiFiceRs and Lasourers, SapPers, aud 
Miners, Ditto; Ordered, 25 APR. Prefented, 9 May. To 
be printed, 13.—Return of the Number of Orricers of His 
Masegsty’s Army, arranged according to Rank, Ordered, 
25 APR. Prefented, 9 May. 13. To be printed, 13. 
(App* N° 5.)}&lt;=—=Copy of a Letter from the Court of Dt- 
rREcTORs of the East [NpD1a Company, to the GovERNOR | 
in Councit at Fort Saint GeoreGge, relative to the Car- 
watic Depts, dated 18th February 1807; feveral other 
Papers relating to East Inpia Arrairs ; Ordered, 26 APR. 


Prefented, 3 May. To be printed, 10. 
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1813-14.] INDEX w@ the S1x 


Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—continued. 
— (IRE LAND.) Firft Report of the Commiss1oNneERs ap- 
ointed to enquire into and examine the Cuarims of the 
. Rovat Canat Company of [RELAND.—Second Report 
of the Commissioners for auditing Pustic Accounts in 
IrELAND; Prefented; to be printed; 27 APR. 
Account of the Assessments to the Duty on Pro- 
PERTY under Schedule (A.) of the A&amp; 46 Geo. III. c.65, for 
the County of Devon; Ordered, 27 APR. Prefented, 27 
May. 
(IrRELAND.) The Third and Fourth Reports of the 
CoMMISSIONERS appointed to enquire into the Nature and 
Extent of the feveral Bocs in IRELAND, and the practica- 
bility of draining and cultivating the fame; Prefented; to be 
printed; 28. 
Account of the Money expended by the Commis- 
SIONERS for the Repucrion of the Narionat Dest, 
together with the Amount of the Capital Stock obtained for 
the fame, in any of the Pusiic Funps, bearing Intereft at 
Three Pounds per Centum per Annum, in the Quarter ending 
5th April.--Of the Average Price, in Money, at which every 
One hundred Pounds has been obtained.—Of the Price, in 
Money, paid for every One hundred Pounds Capital Stock, 
by every Contributer to the Sum of £.22,000,000 raifed by 
Annuities, agreeably to the Refolutions of the Houte of 
16 November laft; Ordered, 28 APR. Prc “ented, 2 May. 
To be printed, 5. (App* N° 7.===Copy of a Letter from 
Mr. R. A. Mairianp, to the CuieF SEcRETARY of Go- 
vernment of Fort Saint Geores, dated 29th June 1810. 
Several other Papers relating to East INpiA Arrairs; 
Ordered, 28 APR. Prefented, 3 May. To be printed, 10. 
Report of the Direétors of the Lonpon Dock Com- 
PANY, relative to the progrefs of the Worxs.—Account of 
the Receipts and Difburfements of the Lonpon Dock 
Company, from goth November 1812 to 30th November 
1813; Prefented, 29 APR. Account of all Monies ex- 
ended by the Commissioners for the Repuction of the 
VATIONAL Dest, with the Amount of Capital Stock ob- 
tained for the fame, in any of the Pusuic Fexee, bearing 
Interest at Three per Centum per Annum, from 1802 to the 
Jateft time ——Of the Average Price in Money at which 
every One hundred Pounds of the faid Capital Stock has 
been obtained.—Showing the Price, in Money, payable for 
every One hundred Pounds Capital Stock, by every Con- 
tributer to the Loans raifed for the Public Service ; Ordered, 
29 APR. Presented, 3 May. To be printed, 5. wy t N°7.) 
Copy of a Treaty of Union, Concert and Subsidy, 
between His Britannic Masesty and His Masgsry the 
Emperor of All the Russtas, figned at Coaumonr, 1ft 
March 1814.— Ditto, and the Emperor of Austria.— 
Ditto, with the Kine of Prussia; Prefented, 2 Mar. 
(App* N°6.)==—=Account ofall Sums of Money advanced by 
His Masesty’s Government to the Government of SWEDEN, 
in conformity to the Treaty of Concert and Subsidy between 
His Masesry and the Kine of SwepEN, figned at Stock- 
holm on the 3d March 1813; Ordered, 2 May. Prefented, 
12. Copy of the CorrEsPONDENCE between the Board 
of Excise in ScoTLAND, and the Printers of the Univer- 
fities in ScoTLAND, refpecting the DRawsBack on Parr ; 
Ordered, 2 May. Pretented; to be printed; 20. Ac- 
counts of the Quantities of Coprer exported from, and 
imported into, Great Britain, in the year ending 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814; Ordered, 2 May. Prefented; to be printed ; 
27 JUNE. (App* N° 11.)===Account of the Quantity of 
Wuear and Wueat-Fiovur exported, and of Foreign 
Wueat and WuHeat-FiLovr imported, from 1697 to 1812. 
—Of Britisn and Forr1cgN Corn and Grain exported 
from Great Britain in 1812; Ordered, 3 May. Pre- 
fented; to be printed; ibid.——Copy of a Difpatch from 
Eart Batuurst to Major General Sin CuaR.es Suiptey, 
dated Downine Street, 13th July 1813; feveral other 
Papers relating to Governor AinsLIE; Prefented; to be 
printed; 4 May. Account of all Monies expended by 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the NaTIoNAL 
Dust, with the Amount of Capital Stock obtained for the 
fame, from the commencement of the year 1793 to the end 
of 180r.-- Of the Average Price, in Money, at which every 
One hundred Pounds has been obtained. — Showing the 
Price, in Money, payable for every One hundred Pounds 
Capital Stock.—Ot the Money expended by the Commis- 
s1oNERs for the RepuctTion of the Nationa Dest, with 
the Amount of Capital Stock obtained for the fame, between 
12th June 1813 and the lateft period.—Of the Average Price, 
in Money, at which every One hundred Pounds has been 
obtained. Of all Monies actually expended by the Com- 
MISSIONERS, from 1ft February 1793 to 1st February 1814. 
—Of the Amount, in Money, raifed by Loans for the Public 
Service, in each year, from 1ft February 1793 to 1ft February 
1814; Ordered, 4 May. Prefented; to be printed; 9. 
(App* N° 7.) Account of the Difiribution of the Sum of 
£.5,000,000, granted to enable His MaJesry to take fuch 
meafures as the Exigency of AFFAIRS may require.—Of 
all Sums of Money advanced to the Government of SwEpEN, 
in conformity to the Treaty of Concert and Subfidy between 
His Masesry and the Kine of SWEDEN, figned at Stocx- 
HOLM, 34 March 1813; Prefented; to be printed; 5 May. 
(App* N° 2.)===Account, fhowing the Payments which 
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have been made in the Two Years ending 5th April 1814, in 
refpect of the Charge of the Civin List, from 5th April 
1812 to 5th April 1814; and Eftimate of Demands Out- 
fianding, on 5th April 1814; Prefented; to be printed ; 
5 May. (App* N° 3.)=—=Copy of Certiricatr of the 
Amount of Stock purchated by or trausferred to the Com- 
MISSIONERS for the Repuction of the NATIONAL Dest, 
up to 14th April 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 5 May. 
(App* N° 7.) Copy of a Difpatch from the Earn 
Batnurst to the Marquis of WeELuinGroN, dated 
DowninG Street, goth April 1814.—Extra&amp; of a Letter 
from Eart Batuurst to Field Marfhal the Marguis of 
WELLINGTON, K.G. dated DowninG Street, oth April 
1814.—Copy of a Letter from Colonel Bunsury to Lieu- 
tenant General Sir Joun Hops, k.B. dated War Deparrt- 
MENT, Lonpown, gth April 1814; Prefented ; to be printed 
5 May. (App* N° 6.) Account of the Average Prices of 
Corn and Grain in each of the laft Ten Years, to 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814, for the four Maritime Districts of Scor- 
LAND.—Ditto, for the Year 1813, in Wa res.—Ditto, in 
Dusun Marxet.—Of the total Value of Corn and Fiour 
and Mga exported from the UNitep Kinepom in 1811, 
1812, and1813.— Ditto, imported into the Unirep Kinepom 
in 1811, 1812, and 1813 ; Ordered, 6 May. Prefented, 10. 12. 
—3 JUNE. To be printed, 10 MAY. 12. Copy of the Act 
of SepERuNT of the Lorps of Session of ScorTLanp, re- 
lative to boxing Papyrs, and the Sanaries of the Lorps 
CiERKs, dated 11th March 1814; Ordered, 6 May. Pre- 
fented ; to be printed; 26. Copy of the County Rare 
Affeffment for the County Palatine of Lancafter; Ordered, 
6 May. Prefented; to be printed; 20. Account of the 
Duty on Srrone Beer and Ave for Four Years, to 5th 
July 1813; Ordered; Prefented ; 6 May. (App* N° 10.) 
(IRELAND.) Accounts of the Imports and Exports 
into and from IRELAND, in the year ending 5th January 
1814; Ordered, 6 May. Prefented, 9. 

Extra&amp; of a Letter from Lorp CAsTLEREAGH, 
dated Paris, May 5th, 1814, informing the Marguis oF 
WELLINGTON of the Events which had occurred at that 
period in France; Prefented, to be printed; g May, (App* 
Ne 6.)=—=Returns, in addition to thofe preiented on i1th 
November 1813, of the Number of Persons, Male or 
Female, committed to the feveral Goats in ENGLanp and 
Wates, for Trial at the different Affizes and Great Seffions, 
in 1810, 1811, and 1812; Prefented; to be printed, 10 Mar. 


([RELAND.) Account of all Appropriations of Money by 
the Truftees of the First Fruits in |ReLANnpD, to CuurcueEs, 
Gurses, and Giese Houses, from 5th January 1813 to 
5th January 1814; feveral other Accounts, relating to the 
First Fruits in IRELAND; Ordered; prefented; 12 May. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 16. Vide Supply. 
(App* N° 13.) 
Account of the Distituers in ScoTtanp that have 
made Entries to work for Exportation to ENGLAND, fince 
November 1808.—Of the Quantity of Wasu diftilled into 
Spirits in Scotianp for Exportation to ENGLAN»D, fince 
November 1808.—Of Spirits produced by each DisT1LLER 
in ScoTLanp for Exportation to ENGLAND, fince November 
1808.—Of Spirits diftilled in Scornanp, from November 
1808 to 5th July 1813 ; Ordered ; prefented ; to be printed; 
12 May. (App* N° 11.) Account of Monies received and 
paid by the CuamMBERLAIN of the City of Lonpon, be- 
tween the 2oth September 1812 and 29th September 1813, 
being the produce of the feveral Duties appropriated to the 
Orpuans Funp, for the year ending sth Jaly 1813.—State- 
ment of the Application of the Surpluffes arifing from the 
Orreuans Funp, towards the extinétion of the Debt.—Of 
the Dest due to the Proprietors of ORPHANS Stock. 
Several other Annual Accounts of Money received and 
paid by the CuamBERLAIN of the City or Lonpon; 
Prefented, 13 May. To be printed, 25. (App* N° 13.) 
Copy of the County Rate for the County of Devon; Ordered, 
13 May. Statement of the different Changes of Quarters 
of the Mititia Forces in Great Britain, fince if Ja- 
nuary 1812; Prefented; to be printed; 13 May. (App* 
N° 5.)==—=Account fhowing the Amount of the feveral Pus- 
tic Loans negotiated for the Pustic Service of Great 
Britain, between 1ft January 1793 and 31ft December 
1813..—-O/f the average Price paid by the ComMISSIONERS 
for the Repuction of the Nationa Dest, for all Capital 
Stock in any of the Public Funds, bearing Intereft at £.3 per 
Centum, from 1ft January 1793 to 311ft December 1813 ; 
Ordered, 13 May. Prefented; to be printed; 20. (App* 
N°7.)==—=Account of the Quantity of Grain, Meat, and 
Four, imported into Great Britain from Fornien 
Countrisgs, from 5th January to 5th April.—Ditto, im- 
ported into Great Britain from [rELAN».—Ditto, ex- 
ported from Great Brirain.—Ditto, warehoufed in the 
Ports of Liverpoo., Hui1, Bristot, Newcast ie, GLas- 
Gow, and Leirn; Ordered, 18 May. Prefented; to be 
printed; 15 JUNE. 
(IRELAND.) Account of the Corn, Grain, MEAL, 
and Fiour, exported from IRELAND to Foreign Coun- 
TRIES, from 5th January to 5th April 1814; Ordered, 18 
May. Pretented, 3 JUNE. 
Account, fhowing the total Amount of the a" on 
His Magesty’s Civin List Revenves, for five Years, 
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INDEX fo the S1xTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—continued. 

ending 5th April 1814; Ordered, 18 May. Prefented; to be 

printed, 3 JUNE. (App* N°3.) Annual Account, made 

up to the 1ft May 1814, containing the Amount of the Pro- 
cEEDs of the Sale of Goons and MercnanpizeE of the 

East [npta Company; Prefented ; to be printed ; 19 May. 

(App™ N° 12.)}===A Paper, entitled, “ Ricnmonp Brivce 

Casu Account, 1813;” Prefented, 20 May. 

—— (I[rRELAND.) Accounts from feveral Pustic DEPART- 

MENTS in LRELAND, of the INcREAsE and DiMINUTION in 

the Number of Persons employed, the Sarariges, Emo- 

LUMENTS, ALLowaNces, and Expenses, in refpeé of all 

Orrices and Persons belonging to or employed therein, 

in the Year ending 1f January 1814; Prefented; to be 

printed; 23 May. 

——— Return to Act 54 Geo. III. c. 36, f. 55, requiring certain 
Accounts of the Revenues and CaarceEs, &amp;c. of the East 
Inp1a Company, to be laid before Parliament; Prefented, 
23 MAY. 

(IrELAND.) Report on the State of the Prisons of 
InELAND, for the Year 1813; Prefented, 25 May. 

Account fhowing the Amount of Excnrguer Bitts 
iflued per Act 53 Geo. ILI, c. 119, for raifing the Sum of 
£. 1,000,000 by Exchequer Bills.—Ditto, per Act 53 Geo. LIT. 
c. 161, for raifing £. 5,000,000, &amp;c. Ordered ; prefented ; 
25 May. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 27. 
Vide Supply. (App* N® 3.)=———=Abftract of an Account 
of ll Sums of Money received and difburfed by the Com- 
MISSIONERS appointed for improving the Navigation 
of the Rivers Tuames and Isis in 1813; Prefented, 
27 May.——Account of the Receipt and Expenditure of 
the Dock and Light Duties at the Port of Liverpoon, 
from 25th December 1812 to 24th December 1813; Pre- 
fented, 27 May.—~Eleventh Report of the Commis- 
sIONERS for making and maintaining the CALEDONIAN 

SANAL; Prefented ; to be printed; 1 JUNE. Return of 

Woot imported into Great Britain, diftinguifhing from 
what Countries, during the Years ending on 5th April 1813, 
and on 5th'April 1814; Ordered, 6 JUNE. Prefented; to be 
printed, 12. (App* N° 11.) Copy of a Treaty of Peace 
and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and His 
Most Curistian Magesty, figned at Paris goth May 
1814 ; Day appointed for taking it into confideration, 6 JUNE. 
Read again, 11 JULY. (App* N° 6.)=——Account of the 
Number and eftablifhed Strength of Regiments of CavALry, 
Guarps,and Inrantry, borne on the Barrisn EsTaBLIsu- 
MENT in 1785, 1786, and 1787; fhowing the general diftri- 
bution of the faid Force between Great Britain, Gip- 
rattaR, America, and the East and West Inpigs; 
Ordered, 6 JUNE. Prefented ; to be printed, 29. 

(IrELAND.) Account of the Number and eftablifhed 
Strength of fuch ReGimenTs as were ftationed in IRELAND, 
and borne on the Ir1isu EsTABLISHMEN., in 1785, 1786, and 
1787; Ordered, 6 JUNE. Returns to be made forthwith, 22. 
Prefented ; to be printed; 30. (App* N° 5.) 

Account of the Eftablifhment and Stations of the 
Roya Artituery and Roya. Encinrgrs, during 1785, 
1786, and 1787; Ordered, 6 JUNE. Return to be made 
forthwith, 22. Prefented ; to be printed ; 24. (App* N° 5.)=——= 
Account of the Number of Suies of War of the different 
Claffes refpectively, which were in Commiflion during each of 
the Years 1785, 1786, and 1787.—Of the Number of Ships 
in OrpiNARyY for the faid periods.—Of the general diftribu- 
tion of Surrs in Commiflion, {pecifying in what part of the 
World the fame were employed; Ordered, 6 JUNE. Returns 
to be made forthwith, 22. Prefented; to be printed, 23. 
(App* No. 5.) 

([rELAND.) Copy of the Proctamation by the 
Lorn Lizvrenant and Privy Councit of IRELAND, for 
the fuppreflion of an Affembly under the denomination of the 
Catnotic Boarp; Prefented; to be printed; 9 JUNE. 
(App* N° 13.) 

Account fhowing the Lift of Frxs eftablished by the 
Court of Directors of the East INp1A Company, for 
Persons or Suips proceeding to Inp1a.—Showing the 
Number of Licences granted by the East Inp1A Bin 
PANY under the Provilions of Act 53 Geo. III. ¢.155; 
Ordered, io JUNE. Orders for thefe Accounts difcharged ; 
and others ordered; 22. Prefented ; to be printed; 23. 30. 
s==Account of the Amount of Lanp Tax now affefled 
upon the feveral Counties in ENGLAND and WALEs in 
refpect of Lann; Ordered, 10 JUNE. Return to be made 
forthwith, 22. Prefented; to be printed; 24 JUNE. (App* 
N° 10.)===Account of Monies advanced for Public Services 
from the Civiz List REvENvEs, purfuant to AppREssEs, 
not being part of the ordinary Expenditure of the C1vit 
List, and which have not been replaced by PARLIAMENT; 
Prefented; to be printed; 14 JUNE. Referred to the 

“Committee of Supply, 1 JuLy. Vide Supply.—Of Monies 
advanced for Pustic Services from the Civin List 
REVENUES, not being part of the ordinary Expenditure of 
the Civit List, and which have not been replaced.—Showing 

‘the Amount of £.5 per Cent. ANNU!TIES, granted per 
Acts 37 and 42 Geo. IIL. for which Notices have been given 
for payment on 10th Oétober 1814.—Of the Sum wanted to 
difcharge the Bauances due to the feveral Trapesmen, for 


. 


(1813-14. 


Works at the MarRsHALSEA Prison, in 1810, 1811, and 
1812.—Ditto, to make good the Deficiency of Grant, anno 
1813, for defraying the Expenfes of erecting a New Courr 
House for the Marsnatsea Court.—Of the Sum which 
will be wanted in the year 1814, to difcharge Bills due to 
TRADESMEN, for Works done at the Housess of Par.ia- 
MENT and SpeaKker’s House, from 6th January 1812 to 
5th January 1814.—Of the Sum that will be wanted to defray 
the Expente incurred for printing 1,250 Copies of the 48th 
Volume of Journaus of the House or Prers.—Ditto, to 
make good Deficiency of Grant of 1813, for printing 1,750 
Copies of the 65th Volume of Journats of the House or 
Commons; Prefented ; to be printed; 14 JUNE. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 1 JuLy. Vide Supply. 
Account fhowing the Amount of all Excnegurr BILts 
iffued by virtue of Act 53 Geo. III.c.27, for raifing the 
Sum of £.1,500,000. by Excnrequer Bits, for the Ser- 
vice of Great Britain for 1813; Ordered; prefented; 14 
JUNE. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 15. Vide 
Supply, (App* N° 3.) Copy of an Order iflued by 
the Commissioners of Excise of ENncGuanp for with- 
holding the Drawback hitherto allowed on Irisu Soap; 
Ordered, 15 JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; 17—=-= 
Account of the Vessets which have cleared out from the 
different Ports of the Unrrep Kinepom, the Amount of 
their Tonnace and Men, for NEWFOUNDLAND, and its 
Dependencies, for 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813; Ordered, 
15 JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; 27.—Account of the 
Quantity and Value of Goons exported from Grear 
Britain to Saint Domineoo, for the laft Five years — 
Ditto, of the principal Articles imported from the Britisu 
and Forescn West Inp1a Isuanps, for three Years ending 
5th January 1808, and the laft three Y ears.—Of the Quantity 
and Value of the Exrorts to Arrica in the laft Three 
Years ; Ordered, 16 JUNE. Prefented ; to be printed; 27. 
(App* N® 11.) 

(IRELAND.) Copy of a Letter from the Lorp Lirute- 
NANT to the Boarp of Treasury of IRELAND, on the 
fubjeét of the Office of TeLier of the Excurguer, and of 
the Anfwer thereto ; Ordered, 16 JUNE. Prefented; to be 
printed; 30 JULY. 

Account of all Sums of Money now remaining in what 
is called the Dean Funp of the Court or CHancery, 
&amp;e.; Ordered, 17 JUNE.=—=Report from the Nationa. 
Vaccine EstaBLisuMENT, dated 25th May 1814; Pre- 
fented ; to be printed; 20 JUNE. (App* N° 13.)=——=Return 
of all Ships or Vetlels brought into any Port in the CoLonigs 
of Great BriTAin, and condemned under Acts for the 
AxBouition of the Stave Trape.—Ditto, in the Hien 
Court of Apmiratty ; Ordered, 20 JUNE. Prefented ; 
to be printed; 5 JULY. 25. (App* N° 13.) Copy of the 
Recorp of the Proceedings upon an Indi¢tment in the Court 
of Kine’s Bencu againft Lornp Cocurane; Ordered, 22 
JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; and to be confidered ; 
24. Vide Cochrane. Account of the Charge incurred in 
the Fourth Clafs of His Masrsty’s Civix Lisv, in the 
Quarters ending 4th July 1812 and 1813; with an Eftimate 
for the Quarter ending 5th July 1814; Ordered, 22 JUNE. 
Prefented ; to be printed; 4 JULY. 5. Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 15. Vide Supply. (App* N° 3.) Extract 
of a Difpatch from Viscount CasTLEREAGH to the Earn 
of LiverPoo., dated Paris 13th April 1814.—Copy of a 
Difpatch from Viscount CasTLEREAGHto Ears Batuurst, 
dated Paris, 27th April 1814; Prefented ; to be printed; 
23 JUNE. (App* N° 6.) Copy of the Report of Dr. 
Joun Weir, [Nspecror of Hospirans, of 28th October 
1812, to the Commiss!toners of TRANSPORTS, relative to 
the management of Insane Patienrs.—Of the Reports of 
Dr.Jonn Weir, dated 13th November 1812, and 25th 
November 1812; Ordered, 23 JUNE. Prefented, 4 JULY. 
To be printed; 25. (App* N° 13.) Lift of all the Licences 
pas. by the Commissioners for the Arrarrs of INDIA 
for Suips to proceed to the East Inpies; Ordered, 2: 
JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; 24. 30. Account of 
the Steps taken by the GoverNors of QuEEN ANNE’s 
Bounty, towards difpofing of the Sum of £.100,000. 
granted by Partiament, for the Relief of the Poor 
Ciercy; Prefented, 24 JUNE. To be printed, 4 JULY. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 15. Vide Supply. 
(App* N° 13.) Copies of Paragraphs 21, 22, and 23, of 
the other trom the Government of Fort St. GrorcGe, in 
the Poxitican DepartMeENt, dated 5th March 1813; 
Several other Papers relating to the Carnatic Depts, and 
granting a Pension to Mrs. Roresuck; Ordered, 24 
JUNE. Prefented; to be printed ; 30. 

(IRELAND.) Statement to account for the Difference in 
Two Returns relating to the Export of Corn from IRELAND, 
dated Dusiin 8th March and 11th May laft, and ordered to 
be printed 28th March and 16th May; Ordered, 24 JUNE. 
Prefented ; to be printed; 11 JULY. 

Ramscate Harsour Truft Account, from the 24th of 
June 1812 to the 24th of June 1813; Prefented, 27 JUNE. 


—— (IRELAND.) Return of the Number of ComMITMENTS 


for TRIAL at the feveral Assizes and CommissioNs held in 
IRELAND, in 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811 and 
1812; Prefented,27 JUNE. ‘To be printed, 28. 


Copy of a Difpatch from the Earn or CLANCARTY to 
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1813-14.] INDEX ¢o the Stxty-nintu VotumE 


Accounts, Efiimates, &amp;c.—continued. 

Viscount CastiereacnH, dated Tur Hacus, June 17th, 
1814.—Copy of Note from M. pe Nace.t to the Eart or 
Ciancarty, dated THe Hacue, June 17th, 1814. 
Tranflation of a Decree iffued by the Prince or ORANGE 
Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the UNirep NETHERLANDs, 
dated Tur Hacur, June 15th, 1814; Prefented; to be 
printed ; 27 JUNE. (App* N° 13.) Account of the yearly 
Amount of the AssEssMENTS made for the laft Four Years, 
in the feveral Parifhes within the Bitus of Mortatiry, for 
Pavine and Licuttne.—A like Account from the Com- 
MISSIONERS for Pavinc WESTMINSTER; Ordered, 28 JUNE. 
Prefented, 19 JULY. 21, 22. 25. To be printed, 25, 26, 27, 
28, 29. Lift of all and every the FrEs which have, fince 
the ioth Day of July 1813, been paid in the Kine’s Bencn, 
Freer and MArsnatsEA Prisons, with printed Tables 
of Frets. Ordered, 29 JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; 
8 JULY. 11.14. Copies from the SrepErunt Booxs of 
the Lorps of Councitand SEssion in SCOTLAND, dated 5th 
March, 1789, and 7th March 1810; Prefented; to be printed ; 
29 JUNE. Copy of Propofal figned by The Prince of 
Watess, and accepted by the Princess figning Her Name 
to it, and counterfigned by Tur Princer’s Chancellor—Of 
Paper to which His Masesty’s Name is figned, as approving 
the Tranfaction.—Of Warrant appointing an Officer to re- 
ceive and appropriate Her Roya. Hicuness’s increafed 
Income.—Of Warrant authorizing the Payment of the in- 
creafed Income; Prefented ; to be printed ; referred to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe; 29 JUNE. Vide Wates, 
Princefs of. (App* N° 13.)===Return of all Forrrgn Woon 
imported into Great Britain during the laft Five Years ; 
Ordered, 30 JUNE. Prefented; to be printed; 12 JULY. 
(App* N°11.) Account of the Expenfes incurred in fecur- 
ing and improving His Masesty’s Woops and Forests, 
for the Year ending 5th January 1814; Ordered, 1 JULY. 
Prefented ; to be printed ; 6. (App* N° 13.) 

(IRELAND.) Account of the Amount of Payments, 
made by Great Britain, on account of the joint Charge of 
the Unirep Kincpom; alfo the like Account for IRELAND; 
and a General Statement thereof, fhowing the Balance due by 
IRELAND on 5th January 1$14.—Of Payments made by 
IRELAND in the Year 1813, on the joint Account of Great 
Britain and [reLtanp.—Ditto, made by Great Britain. 
—Ditto, in the Year ending 5th January 1814; Prefented ; 
to be printed ; 1 JULY. (App* N° 10.) 

Account of all BALANCcEs repaid into the ExcuEquER 
of Great Britain, in the Year ended 5th January 1814, of 
Monies imprefted or paid in Advance or on Account, fince 1 ft 
January 1801 ; Prefented; to be printed; 1 JULY. (App* 
N° 3.)==—=Account of the Net Proceeds arifing from the 
County Palatine of Cnester, from 5th April 1812 to 5th 
April 1814; Prefented, 1 JULY. A Paper, intituled, 
Royau Mirirary Cana; an Account of all Rates and 
Tous and Receipts of Money, for 1813; Prefented ; to be 
printed; 1 JULY. (App* N° 13. Abtiract of the Btrts 
due to the several TRADESMEN, for Works done at the 
Houses or ParLiAMENT, The SPEAKER’s House, Xe. from 
6th January 1812 to 5th January 1814; Ordered, 4 JULY. 
Presented, 8. Copies of the Decretal Parts of the Sen- 
tence of the Court of Vice ADMIRALTY at SiERRA Leone, 
from ist May 1807 to January 1814.—Several other Papers 
relating to the Suave Trave ; Ordered, 4 JULY. Prefented ; 
to be printed; 27. 30. (App* N° 13.)=—=Account of the 
Mareate Pier and Harsour Company, fromigth April 
1813 to 18th April 1814; Prefented, 5 JULY. Accounts 
fhowing the Charge incurred in the Lornp CHAMBERLAIN’s 
DepartTMENT, in the Quarter ending the 5th of July 1814.— 
Ditto, in the Department of His Majrsty’s Orrice of 
W orxs.—Ditto, in the Lorp StEwarn’s DEPARTMENT. 
—Ditto, in the Department of the Masrer or tuk Horse; 
Ordered, 6 JuLY. Prefented,i13. (App* N° 13.) Extract 
of a Letter from the GoverNor 1N CounciL of BomBay to 
the Court of Directors of the 11th of March 1813, Para. 
21 to 46.— Ditto, from the Governor GENERAL in Coun- 
c1L, PouiticaAL DepartTMENT, to the Court of Direc- 
Tors, of 15th June 18133, Para. i106 and 107; alfo Confulta- 
tion, 28th Auguft 1812, Para. g to 12; Confultation, 16th 
October 1812, Para. 87 to 91; and Confultation, 18th De- 
cember 1812, N°133; Ordered, 6JULY. Prefented,12. To be 
printed, 13. (App* N° 13.) Account of the Number and 
Effective Strength of Reciments of Cavatry, Guarps 
and INrantry, borne on the Bririsnu EstasLisuMENT in 
1781, 1782 and 1783.—Of the EstanLisuMENT of the 
Roya. ArTILLERY for Ditto; Ordered, 6 JuLY. Pre- 
fented ; to be printed ; 19. 22. (App* N° 5.) 

o—— (IreLtanp.) Account of the Number and eftablifhed 
Strength of fuch ReGimenTs as were fiationed in LRELAND, 
and borne on the [risu EsTABLISHMENT in 1781, 1782, and 
1783; Ordered,6 JULY; Prefented; to be printed; 20. 22. 
(App* N° 5.) 

Report of the Committee appointed to direct the Dif- 
tribution of the Grant voted by PARLIAMENT forthe Relief 
of the Inuasrrants of the Difiricts of Portucat, laid 
wafte by the Enemy in 1810; Prefented; to be printed; 6 
JULY. Copies of the PLans of the new intended Post 
Orricet, with the Eftimate of the Expenfes of building the 










































































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fame.— Account of the feveral Sums expended in the En- 
largement and Improvement of the prefent Post Orrice, 
within the laft fifteen years; Ordered, 6 JULY; Prefented, 
11. Referred to a Select Committee. Vide London ( New 
Streets.) Copy of a Letter from Lorp Viscount Stp- 
MouTH, dated 1 April 1814, with Enclofure, to the Lorns of 
the Treasury, on the fubject of the Expenfe of making a 
Fac Simile of the Coprx ALExanprinus; Ordered ; pre- 
fented ; to be printed; 8 JuLY; Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 13. Vide Supply. (App* N° 13.) Abftract of 
the Net Produce of the Rzvenve, in the Years ending 5th 
July 1813 and 5th July 1814; Ordered, and Prefented, 8 
JULY. 

(IRELAND.) Returns of the Qualifications of Deputy 
Governors of the County of Cartow and County of 
Down, in IRELAND, and of Mititia Orricers, received 
by the Crerx of the Peace for the faid Counties during 
1813. Prefented, 11 JULY. 


Returns of Quatirications of Deputy Lirnvte- 
NANTS and Miuitria Orricers; Prefented, 11 JULY. 
Copy of Refolutions of the Court of Proprizrors of the 
East [Np1a Company, being the Warrants or Infiruments 
granting Pensions or Gratuities to the Right honourable 

VaRREN Hastines; the Moft Noble the Margvis Wert- 
LESLEY, and others; 12 JULY; to be printed; 13=—= 
Account of Expenfes incurred by the Royat Hosprirat for 
Seamen at Greenwicu, between 1ft April 1813 and gift 
March 1814; Prefented, 12 JuLY. (App* N° 13.) 
(IrELAND.) Returns of Fees, Graruitirs, and Emo- 
LUMENTS, taken or demanded in the PLEAs Orrice, Re- 
GISTER of the Equity Side of the Court of Excurgurr, 
and Orrice of BANKRUPTs in IRELAND; Prefented; to be 
printed ; 13 JULY. 

Return of the Names, Income, and Popttation of 
all EccLestasticau BENEFIcEs, augmented by Parliamen- 
tary Grants; Ordered,1g JULY. This Order was difcharged, 
and others made, 19. Vide infra. Account of the Re- 
ceipts and Expenfes of the Company of Proprietors of the 
Satnt Nicnotas Bay Harsour and Canrersury 
CaNnat, from 11th June 1813 to 11th June 1814; Prefented, 
15 JULY. Account fhowing the amount of BANK Notes 
in Circulation on Saturday the 2d July and Saturday 9 July 
1814; and of Bank Norges Outstanding on Saturday 3d 
July and Saturday the 10th July 1813; Ordered, 18 JULY; 
Prefented ; to be printed; 21. (App* N° 13.) Account of 
the [mports and Exports of all MercuaNpiz&amp; of Great 
Britain to and from Foreign Counrrigs, in the years 
ending 5th January 1792, 1804, and 1814; Prefented; to be 

rinted ; 18 JULY (App* N° 11.) Abfiract of all Sums of 
loney received and expended on account of the Portu- 
LEVEN HArBour Company, to 22 May 1814. Report 
of ArcuiBaLtp Brair, Efquire, of the Progrefs and State 
of the Works at PorrHiteven Harsour, dated 2oth 
April 1814; Prefented ; to be printed; 18 JuLY.——Tables 
of the Rares and To ts to be demanded and taken on the 
Royan Mixitrary Cana and Roap, in the Counties of 
Kent and Sussex, July 1814; Prefented, 18 JoLy.— 
Copy of a Letter from the Prestpent of the Na- 
TIONAL VacciNE EsTABLISHMENT to Lorp Viscounr 
SipmMovutn, dated 15 July 1814; Prefented; to be printed ; 
19 JULY. (App* Ne 13.}===Copy of the Reports of the 
Two Courts of Enquiry, together with the Correfpondence, 
relating to an Action fought on the 3d day of November laft, 
(off Mapeira) by His Masesty’s Packets Lady Mary 
PeLuam and Montacu, with the GLopz AMERICAN Prt- 
VATEER; Ordered, 19 JULY. Prefented, 27. Order for 
thefe Papers to lie upon the Table, difcharged; Papers to 
be returned to the General Poft Office ; Extracts ordered ; 
29.——Account of the Annual Produce of the Revenues 
vefted in the Governors of the Bounty of QUEEN ANNE, 
and of PARLIAMENTARY Grants from 1 January 1803.— 
Of the Application of the faid Revenue and Parliamentary 
Grants——Of the Number of AUGMENTATIONS made by the 
faid Governors.—Alphabetical Litt of all Livines teve- 
rally augmented.—Account of the Number of Livines for 
the Augmentation of which Purchafes of Land have been 
made, &amp;c.; Ordered, 19 JULY. Account of the Amount 
of all Goods fold at.the Eaft India Company’s Sales, from 
ift May 1813 to 1ft May 1814; Ordered, 20 JUNE. Pre- 
fented; to be printed; «ibid. Account of the Annual 
Revenues of the Easy Inp1a Company in the Provinces 
of BencaL, Benar, and Orissa, and in BENAREs and 
Oupe; feveral other Accounts relating to the Revenues of 
the East Inp14 Company, according to the lateft Advices ; 
together with the lateft Eftimate ; Preiented ; to be printed ; 
20 JULY. The Thirteen firft of the faid Papers are inferted 
in the Appendix (App* N° 12.) Abftract of the Net Pro- 
duce of the Revenue, in the Years ending 5th July 1813, 
and 5th July 1814; Ordered; Prefented; to be printed ; 
21 JULY. Returns in addition to thofe prefented on the 
10th May laft, of the Number of Perfons, Male or Female, 
committed to the feveral Gaoxts in ENGLAND and WatzEs, 
for Trial at the different Ass1zes, in 1810, 1811, and 1812; 
Prefented; to be printed; 21 JULY. Return of the 
Annual Receipt and Expenditure of the Sourn Sea Com- 
pany; Ordered, 22 JULY. Prefented; to be printed; go. 
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INDEX ‘Zo the Sixty NwinTa VOLUME. [ 1813-14. 


Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c.—continued. 

(App* N® 13.)===Account of the Receipts and Appropria- 
tions of the Surpius Rates of PitotraGe received under 
A&amp; 48 Geo. If].; Prefented, 25 JULY. Statement of the 
Expenses incurred for the Payment of SaLanigs to the 
Commissioners, CLerks, and Orricers, under Acts for 
the Redemption of Lanp Tax ; Prefented, 26 JUNE. 

(IRELAND.) Account of the Number and Effective 
Strength of fuch Recimenrs as were ftationed in IRBLAND, 
and borne on the [rifh Eftablifhment, during 1785, 1786, and 
1787; Ordered, 26 JULY. 

Account of the Number, Effective and Eftablifhed 
Strength of Reciments of Cavatrey, Guarps, and IN- 
FANTRY, borne on the Britisn EstasiisuMeEnr in 1788, 
1789, 1790, 1791, and 1792.—Of the Eftablifhments of the 
Roya ArTitvery, during the fame Years; Ordered, 26 
JULY. Copy of the Report of Sir Tuomas PLuMer, 
His Masesty’s Soxiciror GENERAL, refpecting the 
Office of Gaucer, &amp;c. at the West Inp1a Docks and 
Lonpon Docks; Prefented; to be printed; 26 JULY. 
Reports and Memortats of the Commissioners for 
executing the feveral Aéts for the Improvement of the 
Streets and Places near to WrestmMiNsTER Haut and the 
Two Houses of Paruiament; Ordered, 27 JULY. Pre- 
fented ; to be printed ; zbid. Account of all AppiTioNs 
which have been made to the Annual Charge of the Pusiic 
Dest, in the Year ended 5th January 1814 ; Prefented ; to 
be printed; 27 JULY Abftract of the Accounts of the 
Commissioners of NortHerN Licutnovuses, for the 
Year ended goth June 1814; Prefented, 27 JuLy. (App* 
N° 13.) Accounts of the Amount of Duties paid on 
SuGar in Great Britain, in the Year ending 5th January 
1814.—Of SuGar exported.—Ditto, imported.—Of Bonded 
SvuGaR remaining in Weneneusen~4 f Rum imported.— 
Of Duties paid on Rum.—Of Bonded Rum remaining in 
Warenovses, and of Rum exported; Prefented; to be 
printed; 27 JULY. (App* N° 11.) 

(IrELAND.) Accounts of the Quantity of Sucar im- 
ported into IRELAND, in the Year ending 5th January 1814. 
—Of Sucar exported —Of Duties paid on Sucar.—Of 
Bon pep Sucar.—Of Rum imported.—Of Rum exported. 
—Of Duries paid on Rum.—And of Bonpep Rum; Pre- 
fented ; to be printed; 27 JuLY. (App* N° 11.)==Fourth 
Report of the Commissioners of Pustic Recorps in 
InELAND; Prefented; to be printed; 27 JULY. 

— Account of the Number of Writs of Extent fued 
out from 1ft January to 24th June laft; Ordered, 27 JULY. 
Prefented, 29.—— Statement of the Account of Money due 


to the Crown by Messieurs Houstroun &amp; Co.; Ordered, 


27 JULY. Account of the Receipt and Application of the 
Monies received by the Warpen and Afliftants of the 
Harsour of Dover, from 10th October 1812 to 10th Oc- 
tober 1813; Prefented, 29 JuLY.—Account of the Num- 
ber of Gattons of Spirits diftilled in ENGLanp, from 
the time the Dist: LLERs began in 1813 to work from Corn. 
—Ditto in Scotnanp, for Exportation to England; Or- 
dered, 29 JULY. 

(IrELAND.) Account of the Number of Gallons of 
Spirits diftilled in IRELAND, from the time the DisTILLERS 
in that part of the Unitep Kincpom began in 1813 to 
work from Corn ; Ordered, 29 JULY. 


Account of the Grofs Number of Recistrigzs of 
CuariTABLE Donations made in the Office of the CLerx 
of the Peace for the County of Mippirsex; Ordered, 
30 JULY. 


Eftimates : 

Eftimate of the Orpinary of the Navy for 1814; with 
an Eftimate of the Harr Pay of Orricers of the Navy. 
and of Marines.—Of the Charges of what may be necef- 
fary for the Buitpines, Resuitpines, and Kepairs of 
Suips of War, for Ditto; Ordered,g Nov. Prefented; to 
be printed; 6 APR. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 
13 May. (App* N° 1.)==Eftimate of the Charge for 
Guarps, Garrisons, and other Lanp Forcgs, for 1814; 
Ordered, 9 Nov.—Of the Charge of His Masrsty’s Lanp 
Forces for Service at Home and Abroad, excepting 
Reciments in Inp1a, the Fore:cn Corps in Britisu 
Pay, and the Emspopiep Mixiria, from 25th December 
1813 to 24th December 1814.—State of the Expenfes on 
Account of Recruiting, with Enclofures.—Of the Services 
provided for under the head of ContinGEeNnc1Es.—Memo- 
randum refpecting the Application of certain Sums, Ordered, 
9 Nor. Prefented; to be printed; 19. Reterred to the 
Committee of Supply, 22.—Of the Charge of the Office of 
Orpnance, for the Year 1814, Ordered,g Nov. Prefented; 
to be printed; 10 JUNE. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 1 JuLy. (App* N° 2.)=——=Eftimate of the probable 
Expenfe of the Transport Service, for 1814.—Of the 
Money that will be wanted for the Payment of the Hire of 
TRANSPORTS, between 1ft January and 31ft December 1814. 
—Ditto, for the Service of Prisoners of War in Heattu, 
between 1ft January and 31ft December 1814.—Ditto, for the 
Service of Sick Prisoners of War, Ditto; Ordered, 
9 Nor, Prefented; to be printed; 6 APR. Referred to the 


Committee of Supply, 13 May. (App* N® 1.) Eftimate 
of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of the fuf- 
fering Ctercy and Larry of France, for 1814.—Ditto, of 
Saint Dominco Surrerers.-—Ditto, of Dutrcn Emi- 
GRANTS—Ditto, of TouLonrse and Corsican Emi- 
GRANTS.— Ditto, of AMERican Loya.ists.—Ditto, to pay 
Bits drawn from Abroad on account of certain Frencu 
and Corsican Emicrants for 1814.—Ditto, for the Relief 
of Frencu Emicrants refident in Guernsey and JERsEy, 
for 1814; Prefented, 10 Nov. To be printed, 11. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 15. (App* N* 3.)}==Eftimate 
of the Charge of Five Reciments of Dracoons and 
Nineteen Batra tions of Foor for Service in [np1A, from 
25th December 1813 to 24th December 1814.—Of Five 
Troops of Dracoons and Thirteen Companies of Foor 
ftationed in Great Britain, for recruiting Corps ferving 
in [Np14.—Ditto, of the Emnopiep Mititta of the UNtTep 
Kinepom, and Royat Corps of Miners.—Ditto, of Gr- 
NERAL and Starr Orricers and Orricers of the Hos- 
PITALS.—Particulars of Ditto.—Eftimate of the Charge of 
Futt Pay for SuperNumeRARY Orricers.—Ditto, of 
Allowances to the principal Orricers of feveral Pustic De- 
PARTMENTS.—Ditto, of Harr Pay and Mitirary ALLow- 
ANCEs to Repucep Orricers of the Lanp Forces.— 
Ditto, of the In-Pensitoners of Cuetsea and Kitmatin- 
HAM Hospitaus.—Ditto, of the Out-PENsIONERS of 
Ditto.—Ditto, of Pensions to be paid to the Wipows of 
Orricers.—Ditto, of VoLUNTEER Corps in the UnitEp 
Kincpom.—Ditto, of the Loca. Miritia.—Ditto, of Fo- 
rnEIGN Corps in the Service of the UNirep Kincpom.— 
Ditto, of the Royat Mititary CoLtece.—Ditto, of the 
Royat Mituitary Asytum.—Ditto, of Allowances to re- 
tired CuapLains and CLeERGYMEN officiating with the 
Forcrs.—Ditto, of Mepicines and Hospirat Contin- 
GENcIEs for the Lann Forces.—Ditto, of Allowances on 
the Compassionate List.—Lift of Persons receiving 
Allowances as of His Masesty’s Rovat Bounty; Pre- 
fented; to be printed ; 26 Nov. Referred to the Committee 
of Supply, 3 Dec. (App* N° 2.) 

([RELAND.) Eftimate of the Sum required on Account 
of the Barrack DeparTMENT in IRELAND; Prefented; to 
be printed ; 26 Nov. Order for printing, difcharged; Etti- 
mate withdrawn ; another ordered ; prefented ; to be printed ; 
1 Dec. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 3.—Ditto, 
of the CommissARiaAT EsTABLISHMENT in LRELAND; Pre- 
{ented ; to be printed; 26 Nov. Referred to the Cominittee 
of Supply, 3 Dec. (App* N° 2.) 

Eftimate of the Charge of Allowances, Compenfations 
and Emoluments, in the nature of SuPERANNUATIONS or 
RetTireED ALLOWANCES; Prefented ; to be printed; 26 Nor. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 3 Dec.—Abftract of 
the above Eftimates; Prefented; to be printed; 26 Nor, 
Order for printing this Abftraét, difcharged; Eftimate with- 
drawn ; another ordered ; prefented; to be printed; 1 Dec, 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 3 Dec. (App* N°2.) 

Eftimates of the Charge of detraying the Civint Esta- 
BLISHMENTS of the Banama Istanps, of the Bermupa 
or Somers Istanps, of the Ifland of Domtinica, of the Pro- 
vinces of Upper Canapa, Nova Scotia, and New Bruns- 
wick; of the Iflands of Carpe Breton, Saint Joun in 
America, nowcalled Prince Epwarp Isuanp, and Nrew- 
FOUNDLAND ; of the Settlement of Sigrra LEONE; and of 
New Soutn Wa tgs; from the 1ft of January to the 31f&amp; 
of December 1814.—Eftimate of the Sum that will be wanted 
to pay the Salaries of certain Orricers of the Two Housgs 
of PARLIAMENT, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may 
be wanted to pay the Expenfes incident to the Two Housss 
of PARLIAMENT, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that will 
be wanted for paying the Frees on pafling the Pusiic Ac- 
counts, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum which may be 
wanted for His Masesty’s Foreicn and other Secrer 
Service, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may probably 
be wanted to defray the Expenfe of Law Cuarcgs, for the 
Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may probably be wanted to 
defray the Expenfe of the Pustic Geseen Bow Street, 
for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may probably be wanted 
for defraying the Charge of the SupERINTENDENCE of 
AtIENs, according to the Provifions of an Ac paffed in the 
43d Year of His prefent Majefty, for the Year 1814.—Of the 
Sum that will be wanted to be paid to Sheriffs for conviction 
of FrLons, and over-payments, for the Year 1814.—Of the 
Sum that may probably be wanted for defraying the extra 
Charge for Contincencies of the Ture SecreTARIES 
of Srare, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may probably 
be wanted for defraying the extra Charge for MessENGERS 
of the Three Secretaries of Stars, for the Year 1814.—~ 
Of the Sum that will be wanted to complete the Expenfe 
incurred in printing and diftributing the Parisu ReeGisTeRs, 
in purfuance of the Act 52 Geo. III. c. 146, for the Year 
1814.—Of the Sum that will be wanted to defray the Ex- 

ente of the Nationa Vaccine EsTaBLisuMENT, for the 
ear 1814.—Of the Sum that may probably be wanted to 
defray the Charge of Printine for the House of Lorps, 
and for printing Acts of Parliament, for the Year 1814.— 
Of the Expente that may be incurred in 1814, for print- 
ing 1,750 Copies of the 67th Volume of JouRNALs = 
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1813-14.) LN DEX @ th Sixty-nontu VoLuMme. 


Kylimates—continued., 

the House or Commons, being. for Seffion 1812.—~Of 
the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expenfe of 
printing the Votes of the Housr or Commons during the 
prefent Seffion of Parliament.—Of the Sum that may be 
wanted to defray the Expenfe of printing Bitts, Reports, 
and other Papers, by Order of the Hous or Commons, 
during the prefent Seflion of Parliament.—Of the Expenfe 
that may be incurred towards re-printing Six VoLumEs of 

Journats of the House of Commons, for the Year 1814. 

—Of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the 

Charge for Srattonary for the Two Houses or Partia- 

MENT, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum which may be 
wanted for Prorrstranr Dissenrinc MuintsTers in 

ENGLAND, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum which may be 

wanted for Protrestanr DissentTiING MINISTERS in 

IrELAND, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may pro- 

bably be wanted to defray certain finall Charitable and other 

Allowances to the Poor of Saint MARTIN-IN-TUE-FIELDS, 

for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may be wanted to 

defray the probable Amount of Bits drawn or to be drawn 
fron New Soutu Wa ss, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum 
that may be wanted to make Compenfation to the Commts- 

SIONERS appointed by A&amp;t of 52 Geo. LIL. to enquire into 

the Bufinefs of the Orrice or Worxs.—Of the Sum that 

may be wanted to be applied in further execution of an Act 
of the 43d Year of His present Magesry, c. 80, towares 
making Roaps and building Bripces in the HiGHLANDs 
of ScoTLanD, for the Year 1814.—Of the Sum that may 
be. wanted towards defraying the Expenfe of making an 

‘Intanv NAVIGATION from the Eastern to the WesTeRN 

Sea, by Inverness and Forr Witu1am, for the Year 

1814; Prefented; to be printed; 30 Nov. Referred to the 

Committee of Supply, 6 Dec. Eftimate of the Sum that 

may be wanted for carrying into effeét the Provifions of 

Aét 46 Geo. ILI, c. 89, for the ImprovemMENT of West- 

MINSTER, for 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 1 DEC. 

Referred to the Committee of Supply, 6—Eftimate of the 

Sum which will be wanted to detray the Charge of the 

SUPERANNUATION ALLowANCcr to Mr. Pinco.— Ditto, to 

Mr. PLanra.—Ditto, to Mr. Royer.—Ditto, to RetirRED 

Crerks late ia the Aupir Orrice, for 1814.—Of Extraor- 

dinary Expenfes of Prosecutions relating to the Coin, 

for 1814.—Of the Sum that may be wanted towards the 

Repair of HeENky THE Seventn’s Cnaret, for 1814; 

Prefented ; to be printed; 14 Dec. Referred to the Com- 

mittee of Supply, 17. (App* N° 3.)}===Efiimate of the Sums 

required for the Service of the Commissary 1N CHIEFS 

DerarrMeEnt in 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 21 MAR. 

Referred to the Committee of Supply, 25. (App* N° 2.=== 

Eftimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of 

the Poor Frencu Rerucee Crierey, for 1814.—Ditto, 

of the Poor Frencu Rervcer Lairy.—Of the Sum that 
may be wanted to defray the Expenfe attending the confining, 
maintaining, and employing Convicts at Home, for 1814 ; 

Prefented; to be printed; 21 Mar. Referred to the Com- 

mittee of Supply, 25. Eftimate of the Sum which may 

o»robably be wanted for the Year 1814, for carrying on the 

Sneactanawts of Hotynean Harsour; Prefented; to 

be printed; 22 Mar. Referred to the Committee of Sup- 

ply, 25..——Eftimate of the Sum that will be required to 
pay One Year’s INTEREsT to the 10th Oétober 1814, on the 

Sum raifed by DEnENTUREs in purfuance of Aéts 53 Geo. III, 

for granting ANNuiTIEs to satisfy certain Excurquer 

Biuus, &amp;c. Prefented,23 Mar. Referred to the Committee 

of Supply, 25. Eftimate of the Expenfe of building a 

Custom House inthe Ciry or Lonpon; Ordered, 4 ARP. 

Prefented ; to be printed ; 6. (App* N° 3.) 

({rELAND.) Eftimates of the Expenfe of fupporting the 
Prorestanr CuHartrerR Scnoors of IRELaNp.— The 
FounpiinG Hospiran in Dusiin.—The House or 
Inpustry in Dustin.—The Hiserni4n Scuootr for 
Soxtpiers’ Children.—The Hisernian Marine Society. 
The Femate Orreuan House in Dusitin.—The Roman 
Catnotic Seminary at Maynootn.—The Dusiin 
Soctety.—The Farmine Socizty of IreELanp.—The 
Cork Instirution.—The Commissioners of WipE 
Streets in Dusiin.—The Association for DIScOUN- 
TENANCING Vice and promoting the KNowLEDGE and 
Practice of the Curist1an RexiGion in IRELAND.—The 
ComMissionERS of CuariraBLe Donations and BeE- 
qurEsTs in IRELAND.—The Westmortanv Lock Hos- 
PITAL in Duspiin.—The Lyinc-1n Hospirat in Duswin. 
—The Hosritat founded by Docror Ricnarp STEEVENS 
in Dusiin.—The Fever Hospirat in Dusiin.—The 
Green Coat Hospiran in Corx; and the Commtis- 
sionERs for building Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospitat in 

- Dusuin; for One Year to the 5th of January 1815; Or- 
dered; Prefented, 5 Apr. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 22. A detailed Eftimate of the probable Expen- 
diture of the Board of Works for Civiu Burtprneés, &amp;e. in 
IRELAND, for the Year 1814. Eftimate of the Charge of 
PRINTING, Stationary, and other Difburfements, for the 
Cnier and Unper Secrerarixs Orrices and Apart- 
MENTS, and other Pusiic Orrices in DuBLin Cast Le, &amp;e. 
and for Riding Charges and other Expenfes of the Deruty 


























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Pursvuivants and Extra Messencers attending the faid 
Offices; alfo Superannuated Allowances in the faid Caer 
Secretary’s Orrice, for One Year from 5th January 1814 
to 5th January 1815.—Of the Expenfe of publifhing Pro- 
CLAMATIONS and other Matters of a public nature in the 
Dusiin Gazetre and other Newspapers in IrELAND, 
for One Year, ending the sth of January 1815.—Of the 
probable Expenfe of Criminat Prosecurions and other 
Law Expenses in [Reanp, from the 5th of January 1814 
to the 5th of January 1815.—Of the probable Expenfe of 
apprehending Pustic OrrenpeErs in IrELaNp, from the 
5th of January 1814 to the 5th of January 1815.—Of the 

Expente of Prariguve of the Porr or Dusuin, for One 

Year, ending 5th January 1815.—Of the Expentfe of Clothing 

the Barrie-Axe-Guarps for Eighteen Months, from the 

1ft of December 1814.—Of the Sum to be provided for 

completing the Sum neceflary for the Support of the Non- 

CONFORMING MinIsTERs in Iretanp, from the 5th of 
January 1814 to the 5th of January 1815.—Of the Sum to 

be provided for the Support of the Secepinc MInNistTers 

from the Synop of Utsrrer in [retanp, for One Year, 

from the 25th of March 1814 to the 25th of March 1815.— 

Of the net Expenfes neceffary to be provided for paying the 

Lorrery Orricers in Ire.anp, for One Year ending the 

24th of June 1814.—Of the probable Expenfe to be incurred 

under the Head of TREAsury INcipENTs in IRELAND, for 

One Year, ending the 5th of January 1815.—Of the Expenfe 

of printing 1,290 Copies of a compreffed quarto Edition of 
the Statutes of the United Kingdom, for the ufe of the 
Magiftrates of IRELAND; and alfo 250 Copies of a folio 

Edition of ditto, bound for the ule of the Lords Bisnops. 
and Pustic Orricers in IrneLanp, as furnifhed annually 
since the Union.—Of the Expenfe of the Truftees of the 

Linen and Hempen Manouractures of lre.anp, for 

One Year, ending the 5th of January 1815.—Of the Expente 

of building Cuurcnes and Giese Houses, and purchafing 

G.LEBEs in [rELAND, for One Year, ending the 5th of: 
January 1815.—Of the probable Amount of the further Sum 

on Mr. Rennit’s general Ettimate for Howrm Harsgovr, 

that will be required to continue the Works in the Year 

1814; Prefented, 21. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 

16 May. Efiimate of the Sum neceflary for the Remu- 
NERATION of feveral) Pusiic Orricers in [RELAND, for 
their Extraordinary Trouble in 1814.—Of the Expenfe of 
fitting up a Repository for the Pustic Recorps in IRe- 
LAND; Pudsaed 12 May. Referred to the Committee.of 
Supply, 16. Eftimate of the Expenfe of forming a 
Pacxet Harsour near DuNmMoRE in WaTERFORD; Pre- 
fented, 13 May. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 16. 
To be printed, 25. (App* N° 4.) 

Eftimate of the Sum which will be required on account 
of the Charge of the Disemsoptep Mititia of Great 
Britain, for 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 27 May. 
Eftimate of the Sum required in 1814, on account of the 
augmented Rates of Allowance for fuch Orricers of His 
Masesty’s Lanp Forces as may be reduced upon the for+ 
mation of a Peace EstasLisHMentT.—Of the Charge of 
Allowances tocertain GeENzRAL Orricers not being Colonels 
of Regiments in His Masesty’s Lanp Forces, trom 25th 
June 1814 to 24th December following.—Of the further Sum 
expected to be required in 1814, on account of Out-PENsions, 
to Men. who may be difcharged in confequence of the Re- 
pucTIoN of the Army toa Peace EsTaBLisHMENT; Pre 
fented; to be printed; 8 JUNE. Eftimate of the Charge 
of the Office of OrpNANCE for the UN1reEp Kinepom, on 
account of ALLOWANCES to SUPERANNUATED, RetiRED, 
and Haur Pay Orricers, to Orricers feconded, and for 
Pensions to Wipows and Children of deceafed Officers, late 
belonging to the ORpNANCE Mixirary Corps, for 1814.— 
Of ALLowaANceEs, CoMPENSATIONS, and EMoLuMENTs, 
in the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, to 
Perfons late belonging to the Office of OrpDNANCcE in the 
Unitrep Kinepom, and of Wipows Pensions, for 1814; 
Prefented ; to be printed; 10 JUNE. Referred to the Comn- 
mittee of Supply, 1 JULY. Eftimate of the Sums that 
may be required for the Service of the Barrack Deparr- 
MENT in Great Briratn, in 1814.~-Of the Sums that may 
be wanted for the Service of the SrorREKEEPER GENERAL’S 
DEPARTMENT in 1814; Prefented; to be printed; 14 JUNE. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 1 JULY. (App* N° 2.) 
Eftimate of the Sum which will be wanted in the prefent 
Year, to pay certain Saint Dominco Surrerers Com, 
pofition Allowances,—Of the Sum that may be wanted for 
the Expenfe of maintaining and repairing the Britisa 
Forts on the Coast or Arrica, for 18:4.—Ditto, todetray 
Bitts of the Usner of the Court or Excueguer, for 
fupplying the Court and Officers with Station ary.— Ditto, 
towards defraying the Expenfe of the building a Peniten- 
trary Houser at Mitieank, for 1814.—Ditto, for the 
creétion of a Building for the Reception of Crarminat Lu- 
watics, for 1814; Prefented ; to be printed; 14 JuNE. Re. 
ferred to the Committee of Supply, 1 Juty. (App* N° 3.) 


(IrELAND.) Eftimate of the probable Expenfes of the 
Royat Canau Orrice of Enguiry, Dustin, for the 
Year ending 5th July 1815.—Of the probable Sum of Money 
which will be wanted for the Worsxs at the Harsour of 
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INDEX io the SIxTy-NINTH VoLUME. 


£Eftimates—continued. 

* AkpcLAss, in 1814.—Of the propofed Additional Allowance 
to.thé Chairman of the Boarp of INLAND NaviGATION 
ii InzELAND ; Prefented; to be printed; 23 JUNE. Referred 
to the Committee of Supply, 24. (App* N° 4.) 

Eftimate of the Sum requifite to be granted in the pre- 
fent Seffion of Parliament, for the Service of the Roya. 
Miuitary Canax; Prefented; to be printed; 4 JULY. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 15. 

——— (IRELAND.) Eftimate of the Charge of the Dise- 

sopieD Mixitia of IRELAND, for one Year from 5th De- 

cember 1813 to 24th December 1814; Prefented, 6 JULY. 

Referred to the Committee of Supply, 11. (App* N° 2.) 


Eftimate of the Charge of certain Additions to the Sums 

ropofed for Allowances to Genera Orricers not being 
Cobeiaes of Reciments in His Magesty’s Lanpb 
Forces, and to Rates of Allowance to certain Lieutenants, 
and Enfigns of Inranrry; Prefented; referred to the 
Committee of Supply ; to be printed; 11 JULY. (App* N® 2.) 
===Eftimate of the further Sum wanted for carrying 
into effect the Provifions of A&amp;t 46 Geo. III. c. 89, for the 
Improvement of WestMiNSTER; Referred to the Com- 
mittee of Supply, 12 JuL y.——Ezftimate of the Expenfe in- 
curred in preparing for a Fete in Hype Park, Saint 
James’s Park, and the Green Park; Ordered, 13 JULY. 
Prefented ; to be printed ; 18. ——Eftimate of the new Buitp- 
iNG in Winpsor Park, and the Money expended ; Ordered, 
13 JULY. Prefented; to be printed; 13. (App* N° 3.) 


Accounts, Ke. to be printed, 10 Nov. 11. 30.~—-1 DEC. 7. 14. 
17. 20.—1 MAR. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 29. 30.—4 APR. 5. 6. 
18.21.27. 28.—4 MAY 5. 9. 10. 12. 13. 20. 23. 25. 26. 27. 

—1 JUNE 3. 8. 10. 14. 15. 16. 17. 20, 22. 23. 24. 27. 28. 2g, 

g0.—1 JULY 4. 5. 8. 13. 14. 18. 19. 20. 21. 25. 26, 27. 

29. 30. 

—_—— of former Seffions ; to be printed; viz. Return of Per- 
fons, Male and Female, tranfported to New South Wales, 
fince Auguft 1811 ; prefented 24th March 1813 ; 10 Nov.— 
Account prefented 14th November 1783, relating to Military 
Roads and Bridges in Scotland; 21 Mar. Extract of 
Paragraphs 42 and 43, from Sir George Prevoft’s Intiruc- 
tions, dated 22 October 1811 ; Prefented to the Houfe, 21 

’ July 1813; 17 May. (App* Ne 13.)===To be re-printed ; 
viz. Report 26th March 1813, refpecting Poor Hentie ; 
23 Nov.—Report on Penitentiary Houfes, 27th June 1812 ; 

. 26 Novy.—Reports on the State of the Schools in Ireland ; 
7 DeEc.—Report 11th May 1813, on the State of the Corn 
aes go Dec.—Part of goth Report of the Select Com- 
mittee of Finance, 26th June 1798, relating to Military 
Roads and Bridges in Scotland; 21 Mar. Papers relat- 
ing to the Roman Catholics ; Prefented in the two laft Sef- 
fions; 17 May, 24. (App* N° 13.) 

——-— Ejflimates, &amp;c. withdrawn, 10 May, 

of a former Seffion read, 8 DEC. « 
to be laid before the Houfe forthwith, 2 May. 6.— 

22 JUNE. 

~— Referred to Select Committees, 4 4PR.25.—4 May. 6. 

23.—12 JULY. 

—— of a former Seffion, referred to Seleét Committees, 
21 APR.—3 JUNE. 

A certain Order for Returns of Fees, dire&amp;ted to be 
fent to the Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Juftice of the Court 
of Common Pleas, Matter of the Rolls, Lord Chief Baron, 

- Dean of the Arches, Judge of the Prerogative Court of Can- 
terbury, and Judge of the Admiralty, 16 May. 

—— Order that certain Accounts do lie upon the Table, 
 difcharged, 29 JULY. 

read, after prefented, 6 May.—11 JuLy. 
- Orders for certain Accounts, difcharged, 30 Nov.— 
22-JUNE.—19 JULY. 

ordered to be returned to the General Poft-Office, 29 

JULY. ‘ 

Accounts, Bill to empower the Auditor General of Accounts in 
Spain and Portugal, to examine Accounts of Public Expendi- 
ture in France; Ordered, 1 JuLY. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 4. Committed, 5. 
Confidered ; reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 6. Paffed,8. Agreed to by the Lords, 14. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

Bill to provide for the effectual Examination of Ac- 
counts of the Colonial Revenues in Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, 
Trinidad, and the Cape of Good Hope; Ordered, 4 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed ; 11. Committed, 15. Confidered, 28. Report 
deferred, 19. Bill reported; Day appointed for further con- 
fidering Report; 20. Further Confideration deferred, 21. 
Bill re-committed ; confidered; reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 22. Third Reeding de- 
ferred, 23. Bill paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 
Royal Affent, 30. ¥ 

“Vide Addrefs. Orders. Queftions, Neg. Supply. 

Aéis; Read in the Houfe, 5 Nov.17. 18. 22. 23. 24. 29.— 
- 3 Dec. 4. 6. 8.9. 10. 20.—22 MAR. 23. 24. 25. 30. 31.— 
5 APR. 26, 272 28.—4 May. 6. 9. 12. 13. 17. 18. 26.— 


~— Vide Accounts. 
Addrefs ; Of Thanks to His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent 


[1913-14. 


1 JUNE. 7. 10. 13.-14. 15. 17. 22. 23. 24. 28. 29. 30.— 
1 JULY, 4. 5. 6. 8. 11. 12. 13. 14. 18.19. 20. 


Claufe in an A@; read, 10 DEc. 


—— Of the prefent Seffion; read, 29 Nov.—10 DEc.— 24 Mar. 


25.—25 APR.—13 JULY. 


—— Local and Perfonal; read, 4 JUNE. 


Seétions in; read, 5 Nov.—20 DEv.—28 APR. 


—— Of the Parliament of Ireland; read, 4 DEC.—21 APR. 


27.—3 May.—27 JUNE. 28.—12 JULY. 13. 

Referred to Committees of the whole Houfe; 5 May.— 
19 JULY. 
Supply. 


for His Mott gracious Speech, at the Opening of the Seflion: 
To affure His Royal Highnefs, That the Houfe of Commons 
fully participate in the deep regret which His Royal Highnefs 
has expreffed at the continuance of His Majefty’s lamented 
indifpofition: To congratulate His Royal Highnefs on the 

reat and {plendid fuccefs with which it has pleafed Divine 
) ser ei to blefs His Majefty’s Arms, and thofe of His 
Allies, in the courfe of the prefent Campaign, which has 
been productive of the molt important confequences to 
Europe: That they rejoice to find that in Spain the glorious 
and decifive Victory obtained near Vittoria has been tollowed 
by the advance of the Allied Forces to the Pyrenées, and 
finally by the eftablifhment of the Allied Army on the Frontier 
of France: That in this feries of brilliant operations, they 
have not failed to obferve, with the higheft fatisfaction, the 
confummate {kill and ability of the great Commander Field 
Marfhal the Marquis of Wellington; and the fieadinefs and 
unconquerable {pirit which have been equally difplayed by 
the Troops of the three Nations united under his command : 
That they rejoice to learn that the termination of the Ar- 
miftice in the North of Europe, and the Declaration of War 
by the Emperor of Aufiria againft France, have been mott 
happily accompanied by a fyftem of cordial union and con- 
cert amongft the Allied Powers: That by the fignal Victories 
obtained over the French in Silefia, at Culm, and at Denevitz, 
the efforts of the Enemy to penetrate into the heart of the 
Autfirian and Pruffian Territories were completely fruftrated : 
That these fucceffes have been followed by a courfe of 
operations, conceived with fo much judgment, and executed 
with fuch confummate prudence, vigour and ability, as to 
have led, in their refult, not only to the difcomfiture of all 
thofe projeéts which the Ruler of France had fo prefump- 
tuoufly announced on the renewal of the Conteft, but to the 
capture and deftruction of the greater part of the Army under 


his immediate command: To return His Royal Highnefs 
their humble thanks, for His gracious intention of direting 
Copies of the feveral Conventions which His Royal Highnels 
has concluded with the Northern Powers, to be laid 
them as foon as the Ratification of them fhall have been duly 
exchanged ; and to aflure His Royal Highnefs that He may 


efore 


rely on their difpofition to afford His Royal Highnefs the 
neceflary afliftance in fupport of a fyftem of Alliance which, 
———s chiefly in the magnanimous and disinterefied 
views of the Emperor of Rutflia, and followed up as it has 
been with correfponding energy by the other Allied Powers, 
has produced a change the moft aufpicious in the affairs of 
the Continent: That they learn, with the utmoft fatisfaction, 
that His Royal Highnefs has concluded a Treaty of Alliance 
and Concert with the Emperor of Auftria; that the powerful 
league already formed has received an important addition of 
force by the Destenstlon of Bavaria against France ; and that 
the ancient Connection with the Autirian Govérnment has 
been fo happily renewed: That they cannot but lament the 
continuance of the War between this Country and the United 
States of America, but that they fully fhare the fatisfaction 
exprefled by His Royal Highnefs, that the meafures adopted 
for the Conqueft otf Canada have been frufirated by the 
valour of His Majefty’s Troops, and by the zeal and loyalty 
of His American fubjeéts: And that they receive with great 
fatisfation His Royal Highnefs’s gracious affurance that He 
is at all times ready to enter into difcuffion with that Govern- 
ment for a conciliatory adjuftment of the differences between 
the two Countries, upon principles of perfect reciprocity not 
inconfiftent with the eftablifhed maxims of Public Law and 
with the Maritime Rights of the Britifh Empire: To return 
their humble Thanks to His Royal Highnefs, for having 
directed the Eftimates for the Service of the enfuing year to 
be laid before them; and to affure His Royal Highnels, that 
while they regret the neceflity of a large sneoulibedt they 
are fully fenfible of the neceflity of great Military exertions, 
and fhall readily furnifh fuch Supplies as the Public Service, 
in this momentous crifis, may require: That they rejoice to 
learn that a decided conviction now happily prevails through- 
out a large portion of Europe, that the War in which the 
Allied Powers are engaged againft the Ruler of France, is a 
War of neceflity, and that his views of Univerfal Dominion 
can only be defeated by combined and determined refiftance ; 
and that the public fpirit and national enthufiafm which have 
fucceflively accomplithed the deliverance of the Kingdoms 
of Spain and Portugal, and of the Ruffian Empire, now 
equally animate the German people; and they entertain the 
fulleft confidence, that the fame perfeverance on their = 

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will ultimately lead to the fame glorious refult: That, while 
they moft deeply deplore the continuance of this extended 
warfare, and of all thofe miferies which the infatiable am- 
bition of the Ruler of France has fo long inflicted upon 
Europe, they receive with peculiar fatisfaction the proof of 
the wifdom and moderation which animate the Councils of 
His Royal Highnefs and the Allies, afforded by the declaration 
of His Royal Highnefs, that no difpofition to require from 
France facrifices of any defcription inconfiftent with her 
honour or juft pretenfions as a Nation, will ever be an ob- 
ftacle to Peace, and that the reftoration of that great blefling, 
upon principles of juftice and equality, has never ceated to 
be the anxious wifh of His Royal Highnefs; but that they 
are fully fenfible that it can only be obtained by a con- 
tinuance of thofe efforts which have already delivered fo large 
a part of Europe from the power of the Enemy: To befeech 
His Royal Highnefs to believe, that, whilft they look back 
with fatisfaétion and pride on the firmnefs and perfeverance 
of this Country, to which thefe advantages may in a great 
degree be afcribed, they are fully prepared for fuch new ex~- 
ertions as’ the nature of the Conteft may demand, by the 
happy effect of which they entertain the confident hope that 
His Royal Highnefs will be enabled to bring this long and 
arduous ftruggle to a conclufion which will be confiftent with 
the independence of all the Nations engaged in it, and with 
the general fecurity of Europe:—Refolved on Nem. Con. 
Committee appointed to draw up Addrefs; to withdraw 
immediately, and Prince Regent’s Speech referred; 4 Nor. 
Addrefs reported, and agreed to, Nem. Con. ; to be prefented 
by the whole Houfe, 5. The Prince Regent appoints to be 
attended, 6. His Anfwer, 8. 
For Return of the Number of Perfons, Male or Female, 
committed to the feveral Gaols in England and Wales, for 
Trial at the different Affizes and Great Seflions, in 1810, 
1811 and 1812, 8 Nov. Regent’s Anfwer, 10. 

(IreELAND.) Ditto, committed to the feveral Gaols in 
Ireland, for Trial at the different Affizes, and at the General 
Seffions, for the County and City of Dublin, in 1805, 1806, 
1807,-1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, and 1812, 8 Nov. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 10. 

For Copies of Conventions between His Majefty and 
the King of Pruflia and Emperor of Ruflia, figned at London, 
30 September 1813, with Supplementary Conventions figned 
at Reichenbach, on 14th and 15th June 1813, 8 Nor. 
Regent’s Anfwer, 10. 

For Account of Monies advanced for Public Services 
from the Civil Lift Revenue, purfuant to Addrefles, not 
being part of the Ordinary Expenditure of the Civil Lift, and 
not replaced,g Nov. lRegent’s Anfwer, 10. 

For ufual Eftimates and Account, 9 Nov. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 10. 

For Copies of the feveral Reports on Captain Manby’s 
Experiments, 6 Dec. Regent’s Anfwer, 7. 

For Copy of a Memorial of the wholefale and retail 
Traders in London and its vicinity, addreffed to the Com- 
mittee of the Privy Council appointed to fuperintend the 
Current Coin of the United Kingdom, with a Copy of a 
Letter, figned James Clark, dated igth October 1813, 10 
Dec. Regent’s Anfwer, 24 Mar. 

For Account fhowing the total amount of the Proceeds 
received from Droits of the Crown and Admiralty fince 5th 
January 1813,1 Mar. Regent’s Anfwer, 24 MAR. 

For Copies of all Letters Patent, Commiffions or other 
Inftruments, under and by virtue of which the feveral ap- 
pointments in His Majefty’s Colonies hereafter mentioned 
have been made ; viz. the Right honourable Sir Evan Nepean, 
Baronet, as Clerk of the Crewn and Peace in the Ifland of 
Jamaica, and as Chief-Clerk of the Supreme Court in the 
fame Ifland; John King, as Naval Officer of the fame Ifland; 
Sir Thomas Capel, as Secretary Regifirar and Receiver Gene- 
ral of Berbice ; John Auguftus Sullivan, as Secretary Regis- 
trar and Receiver of Demerara; Charles Greville, as Naval 
Officer of Demerara and Effequibo; Charles Greville, as 
Secretary Regiftrar and Clerk of the Council of the Ifland of 
Tobago; Lord George Seymour, as Naval Officer of St. Croix, 
and as Harbour Matter of the fame ; Adam Gordon, as Cra- 
nage Matter and Gauger.of the Ifland of St. Croix ; Sir Walter 
James, Baronet, as Vendue Mafter of Surinam ; Sir James 
Athol Wood, as Vendue Mafter of Curagoa ; the Honourable 
Morton Eden, as Vendue Mafter of Demerara and Effequibo; 
and Robert Richard Wood, as Vendue Mafier of the Ifland 
of Malta, 29 Mar. Regent’s Anfwer, 30. 

- For Copies of the different Inftruments or Commiffions 
wider and by virtue of which the following Appointments 
in’ Reverfion have been made in His Majefty’s Colonies ; viz. 
Clerk of the Crown in Jamaica, os sem H. Nepean ; 
Clerk of the Supreme Court in Jamaica, Molyneux H. 
Nepean ; Secretary of the Ifland of Jamaica, C. C. Fulk Gre- 
ville; Chief Clerk and Regifier of Barbadoes, George Dif- 
browe; Naval Officer of Saint Vincent, Richard Cumber- 
land ; Naval Officer of Jamaica, J. King, junior, 6 APR, 
Regent’s Aniwer, 18. 

For Copy of fuch Leave of Abfence as has been granted 
by the Governor and Council of Jamaica, from time to time, 
to the Right honourable Sir Evan Nepean, Baronet, Clerk of 


Vor. 69.—~-Sess. 1813-14. 




































the Crown and Peace, and Chief Clerk of the Sapreme Court 
in the fame Ifland, and to John King, Efquire, Naval Officer 
of the fame Ifland, 6 dpr. Regent’s Anfwer, 18. 


-——— For Copy of Memorial of the Free People of Colour in 


the Ifland of Grenada, refpe¢ting Governor Ainflie ; and all 
other Papers relating thereto, 25 4RR. Regent’s Antwer, 
4 May. 

For Copies or Extraéts of fuch Documents or Papers 
as may fhow what fteps were taken by the Englifh Ambaifa- 
dors or ees} Commiffioners attending the Armies in 
France, or by His Majefty’s Government in this Country, 
from 31ft ‘March to 12th April 1814, to inform the Marquis 
of Wellington of the events in France, 28 4PR. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 4 May. 7 
For an Account of the number of Troops employed by: 
the King of Sweden during the late Campaign, in confor- 
mity to the Engagements contracted on the part of his Swedifh 
Majetiy,2 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 4. 

For the Date of the Surrender by His Majefty, of the 
Ifland of Guadaloupe, and the occupation of the fame by the 
King of Sweden, 2 May. Regent’s Antwer, 4. 

For Copies of all Orders iffued for the purpofe of infti- 
tuting a Blockade of the Ports of Norway, 2 May. Regent's 
Anfwer, 4. 

To His Royal Highnefs the Prince Regent; to affure 
His Royal Highnefs, that this Houfe, relying, with perfect 
confidence, on the folemn affurances received by Parliament 
in 1806 and- 1810, that His Majefty’s Government would em- 
plov every proper means to obtain a Convention of the Powers 
of Europe for the immediate and univerfal Abolition of the 
African Slave Trade, beg leave humbly and earneftly to repre- 
fent to His Royal Highnefs, that the happy and glorious 
events which promife the general Pacification of Chriften- 
dom, the prefent Union and Affembly of its greateft Sove- 
reigns, and the great and generous principles which they 
proclaim as the rule of their conduct, afford a moft aufpicious 
opportunity for interpofing the good offices of Great Britain 
to accomplifh the above noble purpotfe, with the weight which 
belongs to her rank among Nations, to the fervices which fhe 
has rendered to European Independence, and to the unani- 
mous and zealous concurrence of her Parliament and People : 
Humbly to reprefent to His Royal Highnefs, that the high 
rank which this Kingdom holds among Maritime and Colo- 
nial States, impofe a very ferious duty upon the Britith 
Government at this important juncture; and that, unlefs we 
interpofe, with effect, to procure a general abolition, the 
practical refult of the reftoration of Peace will be to revive a 
traffic which we have prohibited as a crime, to open the Sea 
to {warms of piratical adventurers, who will renew and extend, 
on the fhores of Africa, the fcenes of carnage and rapine, in a 
great meafure fufpended by maritime hoftilities and the peace 
of Chriftendom, will kindle a thoufand ferocious wars among 
wretched tribes, ignorant of our quarrels and of our very 
name: That they humbly truft, that in the moral order by 
which Divine Providence adminifters the Government of the 
World, this great act of atonement to Africa may contribute 
to confolidate the fafety, and prolong the tranquillity of 
Europe, that Nations may be taught a higher refpect for juf- 
tice and humanity by the example of their Sovereigns ; and 
that a treaty, fanctioned by fuch a difinterefted and facred 
Se may be more profoundly reverenced, and more 
religioufly obferved, than even the moft equitable. compacts 
for the regulation of power or the diftribution of territory. 
Refolved on Nem. Con. 3 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 3 JUNE. 
For an Account of the Net Proceeds arifing from the 
Duchy of Lancafter and County Palatine of Chefter, from 
5th April 1812 to 5th April 1814; 17 May. Order for 
prefenting this Addrefs, difcharged, 25, ; 
For an Account of the Produce arifing from the 42 per 
Cent. Leeward [fland Duties, for 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, and 
1814; i7 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 

For Return of the number of Perfons, Male or Female, 
committed to Gaol for Trial at the Old Bailey, in 1810, 1811, 
and 1812; 20 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 

For an Account of the Net Proceeds arifing from the 
County Palatine of Chefter, from 5th April 1812 to 5th April 
1814, 25 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 

For Copy of an Act of the Lords of Seffion of Scotland, 
dated 5th March 1789, appointing all Papers prefented to 
the Court to be figned by Lawyers, 25 May. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 

For Copy of an Act of the Lords of Council and Seffion, 
dated 7th March 1810, regulating the Tees payable to the 
Keepers of the Inner Houfe Rolls; 25 May. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 

(InELAND.) For a Return of the Rate of all Fees, 
Gratuities, and Emoluments, taken or demanded by any 
Officer in the Pleas Office of the Exchequer of Ireland ; 
and fimilar Return from the Office of Regifter of the Equity 
Side of the Exchequer of Ireland, and trom the Office of 
Bankruptcy of Ireland, 27 May. Regent’s Anfwer, 9 JUNE. 
— For an Account of the Steps taken by the Governors of 
Queen Anne’s Bounty, towards difpofing of £.100,000, 
granted b Parliament in the jaft Seffion, for the Relief of 
the Poor Clergy, 6 JUNE. Regent’s Aufwer, o. 











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INDEX @o the S1IxXTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


—— For an Account of Monies advanced for public Ser- 

vices from the Civil Lift Revenues, purfuant to Addreffes, 

’ and which have not been replaced, 6 JUNE. Regent’s An- 

{wer, 9. 

’ For Co y of the Report, to the Secretary of State, from 

‘the National Vaccine blifhment, 8 JUNE. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 9. 

(IRELAND.) For Copy of the Proclamation by the Lord 
Lieutenant and Privy Council of Ireland, for the Suppreflion 
ofan Affembly under the Denomination of the Catholic Board, 
dated 3d June 1814, 8 JUNE. Regent’s Anfwer,g. 


of Thanks to His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent, 
for His Meflage refpecting the landing of Ruffian Troops in 
this Country, Nem. Con. 13 JUNE. 

For Annual Returns of the Fifhery and Inhabitants, and 
of the Exports and Imports of the Ifland of Newfoundland 

_and its Dependencies, for 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813, 
15 JUNE. Regent’s Anfwer, 19 JULY. 

—_— Motion: That an humble Addrefs be prefented to His 
Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent, reprefenting to His 
Royal Highnefs, That, while the Houfe learn with great Satis- 

_ faétion the fuccefsful exertions of His Royal Highnefs in 
obtaining the confent of the Government of Sweden, and 
fill more that of Holland, to an immediate and unqualified 
Abolition of the Slave Trade, they, are bound in duty to 
exprefs their deep regret that their late unanimous Addrefs, 
praying His Royal Highnefs to interpofe His good offices to 
obtain a Convention of the Powers of Europe for the imme- 
diate and univerfal Abolition of the African Slave Trade, to 
which Addrefs His Royal Highnefs was pleafed to return fo 
gracious an An{wer, has failed to produce thofe confequences 
which the Houfe and the Country had moft anxioufly and 
with confidence anticipated : That the objects to the attain- 
ment of which that Addrefs was direted, do, in the opinion 
of the Houfe, fo deeply affect the beft interefts of Europe, 
and the happinefs and civilization of Africa, as to render it 
their imperious duty again to prefs them on the attention of 
His Royal Highnefs: That although the Government of 
France, whether from the effeét of partial and Colonial Inte- 
refts, or from not being fufficiently aware of the enormities 
attendant on the Slave Trade, have not agreed to a stipulation 
for the immediate Abolition of it, yet that the confent of that 
Government to abolifh the Trade in Five Years, and to unite 
its efforts with thofe of His Britannic Majefty, at the ap- 
proaching Congrefs, to induce all the Powers of Chriftendom 
to decree its Abolition, fo that it fhall ceafe univerfally at 
that time, together with the difpofition the French Govern- 
ment is fuppofed to have manifefted, to fubject their own 
Slave Trade to fome reftrictions during the intervening 
period ; above all, that Government’s diftin¢t and unequivocal 
recognition of the radical injuftice of the 'l'raffic in Slaves ; 
induce the Houfe to entertain a confident hope, that farther 
ftipulations, with a view to the Abolition or Limitation of the 
Slave Trade, may be obtained at the approaching Congrefs ; 
and the Houfe humbly, but moft earneftly implores His 
Royal Highnefs to endeavour to obtain, if poffible, from the 
Government of France, fome diminution of the term permit- 

' ted to the Slave Trade, but in any cafe, its reftriétion at leaft 

within certain limits, and its total exclufion from the parts of 

Africa where the exertions of Great Britain have already 

fucceeded in fupprefling the Trade ; that the inhabitants of 

thofe regions may be left in the enjoyment of that exemption 
from its ravages, which they have fo recently and fo happily 
obtained; Amendment propoied to infert certain words, 
withdrawn ; main Queftion put, and Refolution for an Addrefs 
agreed to Nem. Con.; to be prefented by Privy Councillors, 

27 JUNE. Regent’s Anfwer, 11 JULY. 

— For a Report of all Proceedings had by virtue ofa 
Commiflion under the Great Seal for examining the Duties, 
Salaries, and Emoluments of the feveral Officers, Clerks, and 
Minifters of Juftice, and for reporting what regulations may 
be fit to be eftablifhed with refpect to the fame, for the infti- 
tution of which Commiffion en humble Addrefs was prefented 
to His Majefty by this Houfe, on the 13th day of June 1799, 
28 JUNE. Regent’s Anfwer, 11 JULY. 

That His Royal Hizhnefs The Prince Regent will be 
gracioutly pleafed to iffue a Commiflion under the Great Seal 
for examining the Duties, Salaries, and Emoluments of the 
feveral Officers, Clerks, and Minifters of Juftice within the 
United Kingdom, and for reporting what Regulations may 
be fit to be eftablifhed refpecting the fame, and to direct that 
the Proceedings of fuch Commiffion may be laid before Par- 
liament as ay as may be after the commencement of the 
entuing Seffion, 28 JUNE. Regent’s An{wer, 11 JULY. 


of Thanks to His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent, 
for the important and fatisfactory communication which His 
Royal Highnefs has been gracioufly pleafed to make, of the 
Definitive Treaty of Peace, concluded at Paris the goth day 
of laft month, with his moft Chriftian Majefty the King of 
France and Navarre; Committee appointed to draw up Ad- 
drefs ; Copy of Treaty of Peace referred; 29 JUNE. Addrefs 
reported, and agreed to ; to be prefented by the whole Houfe, 
30. Prince Regent appoints to be attended, 1 JuLy. His 
Anfwer, 1. 
For Copy | of Report to His Majefty, of Sir Thomas 


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[ 1813-14. 


Plumer, when Solicitor General, refpecting, the Office of 
Gauger at .the Weft India Docks and London Docks, 
5 JuLy. Regent’s Anfwer, 11. ° 

For Copy of the Refolutions of the Roman Catholic 
Prelates aflembled at Dublin on 17th, 18th, and 19th January, 
and of 28th January 1799, tranfmitted to the Chief Secretary 
of Ireland ; and of a Letter from Monfeigneur Quarantotti to 
Dr. Poynter, 16th February 1814, tranfmitted to the Secre- 
tary of State for the Foreign Department; 6 JULY. Regent's 
Anfwer, 12. 

For Copy of a Letter from the Prefident of the Na- 

‘tional Vaccine Eftablifhment to Lord Sidmouth, dated 15th 
July 1814, 18 JuLy. Regent’s Anfwer, 19. 

For conferring fome Dignity in the Church on the 
Chaplain, 22 JULY. Regent's Antwer, 27. 

For advancing Money to Mr. Brogden, Chairman of 
the Committee of Ways and Means, for his Services during 
the prefent Seflion, 22 JULY. Regent’s Anfwer, 27. 

Ditto, to Mr. Dyfon, Clerk Affiftant, for his Services 
in the prefent Seflion, 22 JULY. Regent's Anfwer, 27. 

Ditto, to Mr. John Henry Ley, Second Clerk Afiiftant, 
for his Services in the prefent Seflion, 22 JuLy. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 27. 

Ditto, to Mr. Clementfon, Deputy Serjeant at Arms, 
for his Services in the prefent Seflion, 22 JULY. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 27. 

Ditto, for making an Index to the Votes during the 
prefent Seflion, and for compiling and printing the fame at 
the end thereof. 22 JuLy. Regent’s Anfwer, 27. 

Ditto, for Compenfation to Clerks for attendance on 

public Committees, 22 JuLy. Regent’s Anfwer, 27. 

— Ditto, for carrying into execution Captain Manby’s 
Plan for faving the Lives of fhipwrecked Mariners ; Report 
to be laid before The Prince Regent, 23 JuLY. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 27. 

For Fourth Report by the Commiffioners of Public 
Records in Ireland, 26 JuLy. Regent’s Anfwer, 27. 

For an Account of the Number of Houfes kept for the 
Reception of Lunatics in England, 27 JuLY. Regent’s 
Anfwer, 30. 

For advancing Money for a Remuneration to Mr. Cum- 
ming, for his Services to the Seleét Committee on Eaft 
India Affairs, 27 JULY. Regent’s Anfwer, 30. 

Order for prefenting an Addrefs, difcharged, 25 May. 

———— Addrefs and Anfwer thereto, read, 28 JUNE. 

— of a former Seflion, read, 19 JULY. 
- Vide Accounts. Queftions Neg. Supply. 

Adling fleet Inclofure. Vide Snaith. 

Admiralty, Court of. Vide Accounts. 

Admiralty, Droits of. Vide Accounts. 

Africa. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Agriculture ; Petition from the Prefident and Members of that 
Board, for further fupport; The Regent’s Recommendation 
fignified ; Petition brought up, and read; to lie upon the 
Table; 17 Nov. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 
15 JULY. Vide Supply. 

Ainflie, Governor. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Mitchell. 

Ainjiable Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
19 Nor. 

Aire and Calder Navigation ; Petition for a Bill for making 
a Canal from thence to Bottom Boat, and other Works ; re- 
ferred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

Alcefter Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; referred to a 
Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 25. Read again, and re-committed, 29. Reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table; 2 Dec. 

Aldborough Writ, 30 JULY. 


Aldermaston and Bafingstoke Roads; Petition for a Bill to 
continue Term and Powers of Acts; referred to a Committee, 
19 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 27. Read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 30. Bill 
prefented, and read, 25 Mar. . 

Alexanderstone Inclofure. Vide Llanthew. 

Aliens ; Bill to repeal A&amp; 43 Geo. III. c. 155, relating thereto, 
and for fubftituting other Provifions in lieu thereof; Ordered, 
6 JuLY. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; ibid. Committed, 15. Committee deferred, 18. 
Bill confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
fidering Report; Bill as amended to be printed; 20. Bill 
re-committed ; confidered; reported; to be ingrofled; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 22. Paffed, 23. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 

Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Allonby Inclofure. Vide Bromfield. 

—_ Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
18 Nov. 


Almondfbury Vicarage. Vide Bristol. 

Alten, Major General Charles Baron. Vide Wellington. 
Ambrofden Inclofure. Vide Arncott. 

America, Vide Accounts. Convoy. 


Bill ordered, 


American 














American Commiffiéners. A&amp; 43 Geo. III. c. 39, read; Motion 
for appointing a Select Committee to confider of Compenfa- 
tion to be ted to the Commiflioners appointed under the 
faid A&amp;; "Tite Regent’s Recommendation fignified; Com- 
mittee appointed ; to fend-fer Perfons, Papers, and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; 13 JULY. Report to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 22. (App* N° 13.) 

American Loyalifts. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Anglefey Inclofure. Vide Llandijfilio. 

Annuities. Vide Accounts. Ireland. National Debt. 
Ways and Means, and Bills in Supply. 

Anfon, Major General William; Vide Wellington. 

Anfon, Major General George. Vide Speaker. 

Antonio, Francis Platamone, Count St.; Bill from Lords for 
his Naturalization; Read,1 APR. Committed, 5. Reported, 
and pafied, 21. Royal Affent, 4 Mayr. 

Anwick Roads. Vide Sleaford. 

Apothecaries ; Petition for a Bill for preventing certain Perfons 
from exercifing the functions of Apothecary, Surgeon Apo- 
thecary, or Praétitioner in Midwifery; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19 Norv. 

ay os Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill Ordered, 
13 Nov. 

——, Bill to repeal part of A&amp; 5 Eliz. c. 4, containing 

ivers Orders for Artificers, Labourers, Servants of Huf- 
bandry, and Apprentices; Ordered,27 APR. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed ; 
ibid. Petition from Briftol, in favour; Petition from London 
and Weftmintter, againft ; to lie upon the Table,g May. Peti- 
tions from London and Weftminfter, and County of Middle- 
fex, againft; to lie upon the Table, 10. Petitions of Mafters 
and Journeymen of the Metropolis, of London and Weft- 
minfter; Leather Curriers and Tin Plate Workers, and 
Leather Dreffers of Bermondfey, againft; to lie upon the 
Table, 12. Petitions of Joyfneymen Millwrights of the 
Cities of London and Weftminfter, and ma of South- 
wark; of Engineers and Millwrights refiding in the Metro- 
polis and its Neighbourhood; of Matters and Journeymen 
Sailmakers of London, Borough of Southwark, and their 
Vicinity ; of Mafter Manufacturers and Artizans of the City 
of London; of Mafters and Journeymen Flint Glafs Cutters 
of London and its Vicinity ; of Mafters and Journeymen of 
the operative Mafons of the Cities of London and Weftmin- 
fter; of Shipwrights refiding in London and parts adjacent ; 
of Mafters and Journeymen Mechanics, Artificers, and Han- 
dicraftfmen ; of Journeymen Silk Weavers of Spitalfields and 
its Environs, in the County of Middlefex ; of Mafters and 
Journeymen Engine and Singlehand Silk and Ribbon 
Weavers refident in London; of Mafters and Journeymen 
Bookbinders, who have ferved regular apprenticefhips under 
Indenture, of London and its Vicinity; of Mafter Manufac- 
turers and Artizans of the Borough of Southwark ; of Matters 
and Journeymen Maft and Block Makers of London and its 
Vicinity ; of Mafter Manufacturers and Artizans of the City 
of Wettminfter and its Vicinity ; of Mafters and Journeymen 
Mechanics of Liverpool; and of Weavers of Woollen Goods 
refiding within the City of Exeter and County of Devon, 
again{t; to lie upon the Table, 13. Petitions of Merchants 
and Traders of London and its Environs, in favour; to lie 
upon the Table, zbid; Bill committed, 13. Petition from 
Matters and Journeymen of Kingfton-upon-Hull, againft ; to 
lie upon the Table, 17. Petition of Mafters and Journeymen 
of London and Weftminfter, againft; referred, and Coun- 
fel ordered, ibid. Bill qn ; reported; Day ap- 

ointed for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, to 
bs printed, ibid. Petition of Matters and Journeymen of Ply- 
mouth Dock, againft; referred, 18. Further Confideration 
deferred, 20. Bull re-committed, 23. Petition of Mafters 
and Journeymen Farriers of London, againft; to lie upon 
the Table, 6 JUNE. Committee deferred, ibid. Petition of 
Mafters and Journeymen of London, &amp;c. againft, read again ; 
referred, and Counfel ordered; Bill confidered, 7. Com- 
mittee deferred, 8. Bill further confidered, 9. Petition of 
Matters and Journeymen, againft; to lie upon the Table, 14. 
Bill reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, ibid. Paffed, 15. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
13 JULY. Confidered, and agreed to, 14. Royal Affent, 18. 

Committee appointed to enquite into the State of 
the Parifh Apprentices bound into the Country from the 
Parifhes within the Cities of London and Weftminfter; to 
report Obfervations from time to time; to fend for Perfons, 
Papers, and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 28 4PR. 

Vide Artificers. Parifh Apprentices. 

Aqueduéis. Vide Standing Orders. 

Ardglafs Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Arkefden Inclofure. - Vide Wenden. 

Arms. Vide Ireland. 

Army; Bill to augment the 6oth Regiment to Ten Battalions, 
by the Enliftment of Foreigners; Ordered, 23 Nov. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 

rinted; 24. Committed, 25. Confidered; reported; to 

e ingroffed; Day appointed for Third marys 26. 
Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 DEc. Royal Affent, 6. 
Motion for an Addrefs to His Royal Highnefs The 
Prince Regent, that He will be gracioufly pleafed to take into 


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Confideration the State of the Half 

of the Army, Neg. 13 JULY. 

Vide Accounts, Militia. Navy. Queftions, Neg. 

Army and Navy; Bill to continue Acs for the better Pre- 
vention of Attempts to feduce Perfons ferving in the Army or 
Navy from their Duty; Ordered, 19 JuLY. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 20. Confidered, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 22. Paffed, 23. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 

Army Prize Money ; Bill for regulating the Payment there- 
of, &amp;c.; Ordered; 14 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Da 
appointed for Second Reading; 15. Committed; 16. 

ommittee deferred, 22. Bill confidered, 23. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. 
Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 Juzy. Royal Aft 
fent, 14. 

Arncott Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read; 28 Mar. Committed, 
12 May. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 23. Paffed, 30 JUNE. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 12 JuLy. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 13. Royal Affent, 18. 

Artificers; Petitions toexplain and amend Aéct, 5 Eliz. viz. from 
Newcatftle-upon-Tyne, 10 Nov. Somerfet and Monmouth, 
15. Bathand Briftol, 16. Hereford, Canterbury and Haver- 
fordweft, 18. Reading and Blackburn, 19. Mafter Packers 
of London, 22. Ipfwich, 23. Portfmouth and Portfea, 
Plymouth and Town of Dock, 24. Kingfton-upon-Hull, 25. 
Norwich, 26. Carlifle, 27. Nottingham and Exeter, 29. 
London, 30. Liverpool and Prefton,1 Dec. Tiverton, 6. 
Mafter Machinifts, &amp;c. of London and its Vicinity, 20. 
Merchants, &amp;c. of Chefter, 22 Mar. Merchants, &amp;c. of 
Huddersfield, ibid. Leeds and Birmingham, 4 4PR. Maf- 
ters and Journeymen of Briftol and Coventry, 6. Matter 
Manufacturers of Tin Wares in the ‘Metropolis, and from 
Dundalk, 18. Matter Cart Wheelwrights in London, 21. 
Glove Manufaturers of Yeovil, againft, 26. London and 
Belfaft, 27. Derby, 28. Tanners of Southwark, 4 May. 
Matter Cabinet Makers, &amp;c. of London and Weftminfter, 
and Southwark, 6. 

Petitions refpecting A&amp; 5 Eliz. viz. from Mafters and 

ourneymen Carpenters and Joiners; 26 APR. Matters and 

Journeymen of Canterbury, London, and Briftol, 27. 

Vide Apprentices. } 

Afaph, St. Cathedral ; Petition for a Bill to amend A@; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 8 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
22 Mar. Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 6 APR. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 6 May. Pafled, 9. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 27. Confidered, and agreed 
to,3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Afby Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to a 
Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 19. Read again; Leave granted to give Notices of 
the Application; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on No- 
tices; 22. Bill prgfented, and read, 1 Mar. 

Afhford Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers 
of A&amp;; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 20. Prefented, and read, 17 DEc. Committed, 
21 MarR. Reported; mephciag, ey 18 APR. Pafled, 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 4 Mar. 

Vide Maidftone. 

Afhton Gifford Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered,io0 Nov. Prefented, and read,1 MAR. Committed, 
21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 5 May. Paffed,10. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 17. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 18. Royal Affent, 27. 

Afhton-under-Lyne Roads. Vide Manchefer. 

Afkern \ucloture. Vide Campfall. 

Assaults. Vide Ireland. 

Ajjefjed Taxes. Vide Accounts. 

Afion Clinton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 15 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21. Mar. Com- 
mitted, 29. Reported; to be ingrofled; 4 May. Pafled,g. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 18. 

Atlas Affurance Company ; Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
fue and be fued in the name of their Chairman or Secretary; 
Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 
9 Dec. Prefented, and read, 10. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 12 May. Pafled, 13. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Auétioneers; Petitions relating to Itinerant Auétioneers ; to lie 
upon the Table; viz. from Kingfton-upon-Hull, 25 Nor. 
Liverpool, 13 DEc. 

Auétions ; Bill to prevent Frauds againft the Revenue, and In- 
juries to fair Trade, by Itinerant and other Auctioneers ; Or- 
dered, 27 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; to be printed; ibid. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 12 May. Order for Second Reading, read ; Notice 
taken that the Bill was improperly prepared; Order for 
Second Reading, difcharged; Bill withdrawn; 13. 

—— Vide Ireland. 


Audit Office. Vide Supply. 
Aulcefter and Warwick Roads; Petition for a Bill for making the 
fame a Turnpike Road; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. 
D Aulcefter 


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Wootton priiies Road; Petition for a Bill for 


Aulcefter to 
* the fame; Referred to a Committee, 16 Norv. 


repairing 


Petition for leave to prefent the Bill; referred , ook 
Reported; to be in- 
to by the Lords, 27. 


mittee, 42 APR. Reported; Bill ordered; 25. 

and read, 26. Committed, 2 May. 
fied; 12. Paffed, 16. Agreed 
oyal Affent, 27. 

Aufiria. Vide Accounts, 

Authors. Vide Copyright. 

Aymefiry, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill or- 
dered, 18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 5 APR. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
23 MAY. Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 25. Pafled,6 JUNE. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 13. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 14. Royal Affent, 17. 


54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess.2. A. 1813-14. 


BA LEY, Tennant Matthew. Vide Mefne Procefs. 

Bahama I\flands. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Bakers. Vide London. Lords. 

Balderfion Road; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from 
thence to Burfcongh Bridge; Reterred to a Committee, 
19 Nov. Reported ; Bill ordered; 2 Dec. Prefented, and 
read, 21 Mar. Committed,6 APR. Reported; to be in- 

fled; 29. Paffed,2 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 6. 

oyal Affent, 18. 

Baldwin, Walter. Vide Mefne ——— 

Ballymore Euftace \nclofure. Vide Ireland. 

Bank Notes. Vide Accounts. 

Bank of England; A&amp; 44 Geo. III. c. 1, for wre the 
Reftriétions on Payments of Cafh by the Bank of England ; 
To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 

oJuNg&amp;. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 1 JULY. 
ide infra. 

——_———. Bill to continue, for a Time to be limited, the 
faid A&amp;@&amp;; Ordered, 1 JuLy. Prefented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second. Reading; 4. Committed, 5. Con- 
fidered, 6. Reported; to be — Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 8. Paffed, 11. Agreed to by the Lords, 15. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

——___—_—__—. Vide Accounts. Coin. Ireland. Tokens. 

Barkifland Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
10 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 MAR. Committed, 5 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed, 28. The Regent’s Confent fig- 
nified, and Bill paffed,2 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. 
Royal Affent, 27. 

Barnes, Major General Edward. Vide Wellington. 

Barnoldfwick, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
5 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 May. Pafled, 24. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 1 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 


Barnftaple. Vide Eaft India. 

Barnwood Inclofure. Vide Hempflead. 

Barracks. Vide Accounts. 

Barrifters. Vide Ireland. 

Barrow Hill Road. Vide Maidftone. 

Bafing floke Roads. Vide Aldermafton. 

Bath; Petition for a Bill for better paving and improving that 
City ; Referred to a Committee; 15 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 22 Mar. Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 
6 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16 May. Petition of 
Mr. Allen, againft; to lie upon the Table, 17. Bill paffed, 20. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 27. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Vide Artificers. 

Bayton Inclofure. Vide Abberley. 

Beckett's and Sergeart’s Charity Eftates ; Bill from Lords, for the 
Sale thereof, read; 6 JUNE. Committed, 10. Reported, and 
pafled, 29. Royal Affent, 1 JULY. 

ord; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from Car- 
dington to Tempsford Bridge, in that County ; Referred to a 
Committee, 5 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 17. Report read again; Leave given to depelit'a 
Plan in the Private Bill Office ; Bill ordered; Committee to 
— refpecting the Plan; 18. Bill prefented, and read, 
1 Mar. Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingroffed; 31. 
~— 1 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 
4 May. 

Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road from thence 
to the Road leading from Olney to Newport Pagnell; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
23 Mar. Prefented, and read, 24. Committed, 6 APR. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 23 May. Paffed, 3 JuNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Royal Affent, 17. 

—— Roads, Vide Dunftable. Potton. 

Inclofures. Vide Potton. 

Vide Debtors. 

Bedford Level (Second Diftriét ;) Petition for a Bill for im- 
proving the Drainage thereof; referred to. a Committee, 
18 Nov. 

Beedon and Stanmore Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered ; 17 Nov. 

Beer. Vide Accounts. 


Beetham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
15 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 29. Paffed,2 May. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 9. Royal Affent, 18. 

and Hale, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition for a Bill for draining 
the fame; referred toa Committee, 19 Nor. 

Beilby Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Committed, 13 May. 
Petition of William Cautley, againft ; referred ; Counfel or- 
dered; Voices; 18. Bill reported; to be ingroffed; 23. 
Pafled; 27. By the Lords, with Amendments, 17 JUNE. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 22. Royal Affent, 28. 

Belper Road. Vide Heage. 


Beresford, Marfhal Sir William Carr, Vide infra. Regent. 
Wellington. 

Lord ; Bill for fettling and fecuring an Annuity on 
him ; Ordered, 10 JUNE. Prefented, row read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 6 JULY. Committed, 8. Con- 
fidered; :1. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 12. Third Reading deferred, 13. 15. 19. 
22. 23. Bill pafled, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 
Royal Affent, 20. 

Vide Regent. 

Berkley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nor. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 21 4pr. Paffed, 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, g May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Berks County Court; Petition for a Bill for making better 
Provifion for the Recovery of Debts there; referred to a 
Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 9 Dec. 
Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. 

Roads. Vide Aldermajton. Beffelfleigh. Speenhamland. 

Inclofures. Vide Bray. Beedon. Boxford. Cumuner. 
Courage. Faft Iisley. Mareham. Warfield. Wargrave. 
Wilford. Whitley. “‘Wytham. 

—— Vide Debiors. Poftmajfters. 

Bermudas. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Befelfeigh and Leckford Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 

‘erm and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 
Reported; Bill ordered; prefented, and read; 22 Mar. 
Committed, 28. woman to be ingrofled; 19 May. 
Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 27, Royal Affent, 27. 

and Wantage Road ; Petition for a Bill to continue 
and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Pre- 
fented, and read, 28. Committed, 18 dpR. Reported; to 
be ingrofled; 5 May. Pafled,9. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

Beft, Thomas ; Bill from Lords to diffolve his Marriage with 
Lady Emily Beft his Wife, 27 May. Read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, and Inftruction accordingly, 1 JUNE. Committee 
deferred, 9. Bill confidered, and reported, 14. Pailed, 15. 
Royal Ailent, 17. 

Bewaldeth Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 22. 
Reported ; to be —— 1APR. Pafled, 4. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 22. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Bewcaftle Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Pretented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 31. Pafled, 4 4pR. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 22. Confidered, and agreed to, 25. 
Royal Afient, 4 May. 

Bewdley Writ, 26 JULY. 


Bexley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
11 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 23. 
Petition of Mr. Leigh, againft; referred; Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 1 APR. Bill reported; to be ingroffed ; 23 May. 
Paffed, 6 JuNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

Bibles; Bill to remove Doubts as to the Drawbacks upon Bibles 
and Books of Prayer ; Ordered, 17 JUNE. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 23. Com- 
mitted, 24. Confidered; reported; Day appointed for further 
confidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 27. 
Further Confideration deferred, 30. Report further confi- 
dered ; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 4 JULY. Third Reading deferred, 5,6. Bill paffed, 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Affent, 23. 

Bideford. Vide Eaft India. 

Biddenden Road, Vide Maidftone. 

Bignor ; Bill from Lords, for effectuating an Exchange of the 
Advowfon of certain Reétories, 7 JUNE. Read, sbid. Com- 
mitted, 13. Reported; the Regent’s Confent fignified, and 
Bill paffed, 4 JULY. Royal Affent, 14. 

BILLS: 

Applications for Private Bitis; viz.—For 

Brivces. Vide Conway; Deritend ; Glafgow ; Hamilton, 
(InzLanp, Londonderry ;) Stratford-upon-dvon, Sunder- 
land ; Taunton ; Whitby ; York. 

Cuurcues. Vide Clifton, Corham; Downham Market ; 
Edgehill ; Glajgow; Hanworth ; Liverpool ; Newton ; 
Omberfley ; Saint Sidwell, Sculcoates, Shadwell. 

Drainace. Vide Bedford Level. 

Harpours. 





1813-14] INDEX @ the Siaxty-ninty VoLtume. 


BILLS—continued. 

Harsovurs. Vide Dundee; Eaft India Docks; Folkeftone ; 
Great Grimfby; Lianelly, London Dock Company, Port 
Improvement ; Milford Haven ; Plymouth ; Ramjgate. 

Hicuways. Vide Alcefer, Aldermafion and ng ftoke, 
Afhford, Aulcejier and Warwick; Balderfton, Bedford and 
‘Cardington, Bedford and Olney, Bejfelfleigh and d, 
Beffelfleigh and Wantage, Burlton, Burnley ; Cainjcrofs, 
Chard and Uppottery, Cockerton. Bridge and Staind 
Colefhill and Lrchfl Collingham and York, Crickhowell ; 
Darlington and Weft Auckland, Derby and Leiceher, Dun- 
dee and Coupar, Dunjtable and Hockliffe ; Folkeftone ; 
Gatefhead and Hexham, Glafgow, Gloffep and Stayley 
Bridge ; Hackney, Hamilton, Hamilton and Clyde, Hamp- 
ton and Staines, Harrogate and Ripon, Heage and — 
Hinckley and Narborough, Hounflow Heath and Egham 
Hill; Keighley, Kelfield, Kenilworth and Stone Bridge, 
Kennington, Kentifh Town; Lanark, Lincoln, Livingftone 
and Glafgow, Longtown, Lower Swell and Winchcomb ; 
Maidfione and Sutton Valence, Maidftone and Afhford, 
Manchefier, Manchefter and Afhton-under-Lyne, Middleton 
and Bowes; Newcajtle-under-Line, North Shields and Mor- 
peth ; Old Stratford and Dunchurch, Oxford and Botley ; 
Peckham, Penijione Bridge, Plymouth and Brent, Potton 
and Eynefbury, Povey Crofs; Rufford and Euxton, Ruthin 
and Mold; Saddleworth and Oldham, Saint Neot’s and 
Cambridge, Selby Ferry and Market Weighton, omar and 
Tatterfhall, Southmolion, Speenhamland. and Mariborough, 
pet a and Uttoxeter, Stirling and Clackmannar ; Stone 
and Walton, Stroud, Sturry Street, Swindon, ‘adcafter 
Bridge, To g 
Tyburnand Uxbridge ; Wet Harptry, Woodbridge and Eye, 
Yaruvath and Caifter. 

Inctosures. Vide Abberley and Bayton, em 
Ainftable, Alcefier, Alifionefield, Appletrewick, Arncott, 
Afby, Afhton Gifford, Ajion Clinton, Aymejirey; Barkis- 
land, Barnoldfwick, Beedon and Stanmore, Beethom, Bee- 
thom and Hale, Beilby, Berkley, Bewaldeth, Bewcafile, 
Bexley, Binham, Birling, Hiflapianniige, Blyth, ~~ 
Bradfield, Bradford, Braithwaite, Brampton, Bray, Broad 
Chalke, Bromfield, Broughton, Bubwith, Burfiow, Burwell, 
Bury St. Edmund’s ; Caldbeck, Campfall Norton, Carding- 
ton, Caverfhum, Cherry Burton, Cheshunt, Chifwick, Chob- 
ham, Clifton, Cockfield, Collingbourn Sunton, Collingbourn 
and Poulton, Collingham, Combe Saint Nicholas, Congref- 
bury, Conock, Coppenhall, Cottingham-cum-Middleton, 
Courage, Coxheath, Cathars, Cricklade, Cumner and 
Wytham ; Delamere Foreft, Dent, Dewlifh, Difs, Drybeck 
and Netherhoff, Dunéton, Durrington, Duxford ; Eaft Bra- 
denham, Eaft Iljley, Edington, Ejjingham, Egham, Enford ; 
Fingringhoe, Fordingbridge, Fordington, Forebridge, Forley, 
Frickley-cum-Clayton, Vyfield and Overton ; Gatefhead, 
Grajby, Great Hormead, Great Shelford, Gretton, Grey- 
Jfouthern; Hardwick, Hardwicke, Harlow, a one and 
Woolpitts, Hafeley and Old Stratford, Hemiock, Hempftead, 
Heworth, Hilderfione, Hockwold-cum-Wilton, Holton-le- 
Moor, Horton-in-Ribblefdale, Hoveton, Hunflet, Hurley ; 
Inkberrow, (IRELAND, Ballymore Fluftace, Gowran ;) Kid- 
welly, Kilmington, Kirkdale, Kirkhammerton, Kirthwaite ; 
Little Melton, Little Melton and Hardwick, Llandilo, 
Llandifilio, Llandwrog, Llanrhaiadr, Lianfaintfread, Llan- 
thew, Lloughor, Longwood and Deanhead, Loweftoft ; Mal- 
vern Chafe, Mareham, Marfion, Melbourn, Mentmore, Met- 
tingham, Middleton, Mitcham, Murfley ; Netton, Norton, 
Norton Canon ; Omberjfley, Orcop, Ovenden; Penkridge, 
Pitminjler, Portifhead, Potton, Prefton Patrick, Putten- 
ham; Quinton ; Renwick ; Sandon, Saxton, Scammonden, 
Sevenhampton, Sevenoaks Common, Skeyton, Sloley, Snaith, 
Sowerby and Soyland, Stetchworth, Stoke Ferry, Stow, 
Streatley, Stren/ham, Sturton, Sutton Mandeville ; Tarrant 
Keinfton, Tatham, Tetbury, Thornton, Thornton-in-Craven, 
Thorpe, Thorfeway, he gg Tunftal, Tunftead, Twy- 
ning ; Wallafey, Warfield, Warfield and Wargrave, War- 
grave, War, op» Welford, Wenden, Wendling, Wentwortk, 


e-with-Haulgh, Totnefs and Newton Abbott, 


Weftcombland, Weft Sedgmoor, Whifton, Whitkirk, Whitley, 
Whixall, Wickerfley, Wrotham and Ightham; Yarcombe, 
Yeftley. 

NatTuRAuizatTions. Vide Hellman. 


NAVIGATIONS AND Ratnways. Vide Aire and Calder; 
Edinburgh; Forth and Clyde; Huddersfield ; (inn.anp, 
Lagan ;) London (Thames, ): London and Cambridge ; Mam- 


hilad; Newport Pagnell; Oufe; Plumftead and Erith ; 
Severn and Wye, Stratford-upon-Avon ; Welland. 
Poor. Vide Canterbury; Deptford; Forehoe ; George's, St.; 
mma Lewisham, Limehoufe, Liverpool ; Newington ; 
lymouth. 
Smati Dests. Vide Chippenham; Frome Selwood; Scul- 
coates. 


Streets. Vide Bath, Bryanfton Square ; Camberwell and 
Peckham ; Dartford, Dorfet Square ; Gatefhead, Gofport, 
Gravefend and Milton ; Gray's Inn Lane ; Hackney ; 
Katharine, Saint ; London (New Streets ;) Macclesfield, 
Montagu Square; Northampton; Pancras; Southwark ; 


Wolverhampton. 
Various Marrers. Vide Aberdeen Gaol, Apothecaries, 


Afaph, St. Cathedral, Atlas Affurance Company; Berks 
VoL. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 














County Court, Birmingham Mining and Copper Company 
Drakeben Coal Company, Briftol Commercial Rooms, 
Britifh Fifhin Societys Brith Fire Ajjurance Society, 
Buckingham ounty Rate; Dartmouth Market, Devon 
County Rate ; Edinburgh Gaol; Gas Light and Coke 
Com , Gloucefterfiire Hall, Golden Lane Brewery, 
Grand Junétion Canal Waterworks; Hallamfhire Cutlers, 
Halliwell and Finfoury Sewers ; Imperial Infurance Com- 
pany, Inveraray Gaol ; (InELanp, Cork Commercial 
Improvements, Cork Baking Trade, Dublin, St. Mary’s 
Boundaries, Dublin, St. George’s Parifh and Church, Dublin 
Improvement, Dublin, St. Stephen’s Green ;) Katherine, St. 
Improvement, Kent Jujtices, ing’s Place Market ; Lam- 
beth Burial Ground ; Lancafter County Rate, London 
(Bakers, Corn Mills, Gauger ce ;) Maynard Ejiate, 
Merfey Fifhing Company, Middlefer County Fire Office 
Company, Modellers ; Patrick Brompton Tithes, Phyficians, 
Poplar and Greenwich Ferry; Renfrew Bridewell ; Scot- 
land (Clergy,) Sun Fire Office Company, Sun Life Afjur- 
ance Company ; Vancouver’s Patent ; Warrington and 
Lachford Waterworks, Warwick Judges Lodgings, Water- 
men’s Company, Wefiminfter Life Infurance Society, Weft of 
England Fire Affurance Company ; York Cathedral. 


Private Bitus, brought from the Lords; viz.—For 

Divorces. Vide Bef, Bloram; Dundas; Garde, Green. 

Estates. Vide Becket’s and Sergeant’s, Bignor, Bonar, 
Briftol, Burder; Calthorpe, Caton; Egerton, Elingham; 
Fortefcue; Grenville, Grove; Hamilton, Hughes, Hulme, 
Hyett; Lewin; Norfolk; Oriel College; Reade, Rugby 
Almfhoufes; Shrewfbury, Sinclair, Sligo, Stoke Newington, 
Stoulton, Symons; Talbot; Walker, Wefiminfter Bridge, 
Wi illoughby de Broke. 

Names. Vide Payne, Powell. 


NATURALIZATION. Vide Antonio. 


Puutic Bitis. Vide Accounts, Aliens, Annuities, Appren- 
tices, Army, Army and Navy, Army Prize Money, Auétions; 
Bank of England, Beresford, Bibles, Bleaching Powder, 
Brandy ; Child Stealing, Civil Aétions, Clergy, Cochineal, 
Coffee, Coin, Colonial Offices, Combermere, Convoy, Copy- 
right, Cordage, Corn, County Bridges, County Rates, Cri- 
minals, Cuftoms, Cufioms and Excife; Debt National, Dover 
Debtors, Dutch Colonies; Eaft India, Eleétions, Exchequer 
Bills, Excife, Exmouth; Frames, Freehold Ejiates, French 
Goods; Game, Gaols, Geneva, Glafs, Grant, Greenwich 


Hofpital, Gunpowder; Hackney Coaches, Harbours, 
Hawkers and Pedlars, _—s Fiery, Highways, Hill, 
Hops; Indemnity, Innkeepers, Infiruments. 


IRELAND ( Annuities, Arms, Ajjaults, Auétions; 
Bank of Ireland; Cuftoms; Debtors, Dublin ( Foundling 
Hofpital); Eaft India, Ecclefiaftical Courts; Fever Hoj- 
pitals; Glafs; Houfes; Infirmaries; Judges; Land, Le- 
gacies;, Magifirates, Militia; Peace, Police, Pojlage, Poft 
Office; Records, Revenues; Schools, Spirits, Stage Coaches, 
Stamps, Sugar; Treafury, Treafury Bills; Wages, Writs; 
Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps.) 

Land Revenue, Land Tax, Laws Expiring, Light- 
houjes, Limekiins, Linen, London (Bread, Legal Quays, 
Militia, Prifons), Lotteries, Lyndoch; Madder, Madhoujes 
Malt and Penfions, Man, Marine Mutiny, Majis, Members, 
Michaelmas Quarter Sefions, Militia, Mutiny; Navy Prize 
Money, New South Wales; Offenders, Offices, Overfeers, 
Outlawries; Parifh Apprentices, Police, Poor, Port/mouth, 
Portugal, Poftage, Pot Horfes; Ruffia and Pruffia; Salt, 
Scotland (Creditors, Diflillery, Frith of Forth, Judges, 
Madhoufes, Paper, Promiffory Notes, Roads and Bridges, 
Spirits, Verdiéts), Slave Ships, Spirits, Stamps, Sugar ; T ea, 
Thames Police, Tobacco and Snuff, Tokens, Treafon ; V olun- 
teers, Vote of Credit; Wales, War Duties, Watch and Ward, 
Wellington, Weft India Ships, Weft India Trade, Weftmin- 
fler, Wild Fowl, Wines, Woot, Woollen, Works, Writs of 
Affifiance. 

Pusuic Bits, brought from the Lords. Vide Chancery; 
Debtors ; Felons; Ireland (Churches). 





Bills; Refolutions, limiting the Time for receiving Private Pe- 


titions, Bills, and Reports of Bills; to be printed, 5 Nov.— 
1 Mar. 


—— Refolutions refpecting Bills relating to Poor Rates, &amp;c. 


13 DEc. 


—— To be printed, 10 Nov. 13. 19. 23. 24. 25. 27. 30.— 


2 DEC. 4.9. 13.—24 MAR. 25. 29. 31.—6 APR. 26. 27. 29. 
—3 MAY, 5. 6. 13. 16. 17. 24. 26.—7 JUNE, 8. 10. 13. 14. 
17. 20.—4 JULY. 6. 8. 11. 13, 21.——~As amended, 16 Nov. 
19. 30.—3 DeEc.—30 Mar.—1 APR. 6. 28.—2 Mary. 4. 
16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 26. 27.—6 JUNE. 7. 9. 16. 24. 27. 28. 29. 
30.—4 JULY. 5. 8. 12. 13. 14. 15. 20. 


—— Ordered in upon Motions from Committees of the whole 


Houfe, 8 Nov. 18. 23.—4. DEc. 6. 9.—24 Mar.—18 Mary. 
20.—29 JUNE.—1 JULY. 5. 15. 


—— re-committed, 1 Dec. 6. 7. 10—18 APR. 25. 26.— 


9g MAY. 12. 16. 20. 23. 25. 27.—6 JUNE. g. 22. 28. 29. 30. 
—4 JULY 5.6, 8.14. 15. 20. 22. 25. 26,———Again re-com- 
mitted, 23 May.—16 JUNE. 29.—4 JULY. 8. 12. 13. 19. 
Two Bills ordered in upon a Report from a Committee 
on a Petition, 29 Nor. 

Time enlarged for prefenting Bills, 25 Mar. 28— 6 APR. 
25. —- Read 





INDEX @o the StxTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


BILLS—continued. 

—— Read a Second Time, upon Divifions, 30 MaR.—i0 
May.—tThe Third Time, 23 Mary. 

—— Withdrawn, 5 4PR.—3 May. 13. 27.—7 JUNE 22. 

—— Preamble of a Bill of a former Seffion, read, 22 APR. 


—-- Second Reading of Bills, put off for Six Months, 
2 May. 10. 12. 16.—7 JUNE——For Three Weeks, 18 


JULY. 
—— Third Reading of a Bill, put off for Six Months, 8 JUNE. 


—— Further Proceeding upon the Third Reading of a Bill, 
adjourned for an Hour, 3 May. Refumed, 3 May. 
Notice taken that a Bill was not prepared conformable 
with the Petition, 3 May. 


Second Reading of a Bill, dropped for want of Forty . 


Members, 3 Mary. 

—— Further confideration of Reports of Bills, put off for 
Six Months, 16 May.—6 June.—11 JuLY.——For Three 
Months, 13 JuLY.——Three Weeks, 18 JULY. 

—— Committee on a Bill, dropped for want of Forty Members, 
8 JUNE. 

— Lords Amendments to Bills, put off for Three Months, 
Nem. Con. 14 JUNE, 28.—21 JULY. 20. 

—— Further Proceeding upon Third Reading, adjourned, 
16 JUNE. 20—1i9 JuLY.—Refumed, 28 JUNE.—20 
JULY. 

—— Further Proceeding upon a or as adjourned, 12 JULY. 

— A Bill relating to the Royal Family, brought from the 
Lords by Mafters in Chancery, the ih 
Cireuit, 28 JOLY. 

—— Amendments propofed to be made to Bills, not made, 
18 Nov.—6 MAY. 17.—20 JULY. 25. 

—— Amended on Third Reading, 18 Nov.—7 JUNE. 8.— 
11 JULY. 21. 

—— Amendments to a Bill, amended on further confidering a 
Report, 6 DEc. 

—— Amendment made to an ingroffed Bill from the Lords, 
amended, 6 DEc. 

lngroffed Bills from the Lords, amended in the Committee, 
“w — y¥.—On the Report, 6 Dec.——On Third Reading, 
EC. 

—— Vide Committees. Houfe. Injftruétions. Orders. Queflions, 
Neg. Standing Orders, 

Bingley Road. Vide Keighley. 

Binham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. Committed, 25. 
Reported, to be ingrofled,4 May. Pafled,9. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 18. 

Birling Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 
10 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23. Pafled,13 JUNE. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 12 JULY. Confidered, 
and agreed to,13. Royal Aifent, 18. 

Birmingham Coal Company ; Petiuon for leave to prefent a Pe- 
tition to enabie them to fue, and be fued, in the Name of their 
Secretary ; referred to a Committee, 7 DEc. Reported ; 
Leave given; Petition prefented, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; 8. Reported; Bill ordered; 9. Order of Leave for 
Bill, difcharged ; another Bill ordered ; Prefented, and read; 
22 Mar. Committed, 10 May. 

Mining and Copper Company ; Petition for a Bill 
to enable them to fue, and be fued, in the Name of their 
Secretary; referred to a Committee; 19 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 22. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
22 APR. Reported; tobe ingrofled; 5 May. Patfled, 6. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal Affent, 18. 

—————- Bridge. Vide Deritend. 

_ —— Vide Artificers. 

Bishops Cannings Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 15 Nov. 

a Stortford Canal. Vide London and Cambridge. 

Blackburn. Vide Artificers 

Blandford, St. Mary, Rectory. Vide Grenville. 

Bleaching; Petition of Charles Tennant and Company of Glaf- 
few relpecting the bleaching of Cotton and Linen Goods ; 

0 lie upon the Table, 22 JUNE. 

Bleaching Powder ; Bill to impofe a Countervailing Daty of 
Excife on Bleaching Powder imported from Ireland ; 
Ordered, 18 JuLY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 20. Committed, 21. Confidered, 22. 
Reported; Bill re-committed; confidered ; reported; to 
be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 25. 
Patled 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 

. ——— Vide Satt. 

Bloram, Samuel Anthony ; Bill from Lords for diffolving his 
Marriage with Mary his wife, 1g May. Read,16. Com- 
mitted; Inftruétion for Counfel and Witnefles; 20. Committee 
deferred, 1 JUNE. Bill confidered, and reported, 3. Pafled, 
7. Royal Affent, 17. 

Blyth Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 25 Mar. Committed, 6 May. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 23. Paffed, 27. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 17 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed to, 22. 
Royal Affent, 28. - 


udges being on the 


[1813-14. 


Board of Works. Vide Accounts. Works. 

Boats. Vide Navy. 

Bodmin. Vide Debtors. 

Bogs. Vide Accounts. 

Bonar, late Thomfon ; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Eftates devifed by his Will, 25 May. Read, 26. Com- 
mitted, 1 JUNE. Reported, and paffed, 15. Royal 
Affent,17. : 

Books. Vide Copyright. 

Booth, Elizabeth. Vide Mefne Procefs. 

Borough Compter. Vide Gaols. 

Botley Road. _ Vide Oxford. 

Boughton Inclofure. _ Vide Coxheath. 

Bourton Inclofure. Vide Bifhops Cannings. 

Bowes Road. Vide Middleton. 

Bow Street. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Boxford Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 25 
APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 19 May. Paffed, 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Bradfield Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28. . Committed, 18 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 12 May. Paffed, 17. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 8 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

a Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Norv. 

Braithwaite and Coledale Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 19 Nov. 

Brampton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. 

Brandy ; Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider 
of fo much of Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, as charges a Duty on 
Brandy imported; 29 Nov. Confidered, 30. Refolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 1 Dec, 
Vide infra. 

Bill to charge an additional Duty of Cuftoms upon 
Brandy imported into Great Britain ; Ordered, 1 Dec. Pre- 
fented, pe read; Day appointed for Second reading; 2. 
Committed, 3. Confidered, 4. Report deferred, 6. Bill re- 
oe? to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 7. 

affed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords,13. Royal Affent, 14. 

Houfe refolves to f° into a Committee to confider of fo 
much of Act 47 Geo. III. c. 27, as relates to Brandy ex- 
ported, 27 APR. Confidered, 28. Refolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 29. Refolution read 
again; Order of Leave for Bill, read, and difcharged; In- 
firuction accordingly ; 30 JUNE. Vide Wines. 


Bray, Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
10 Nov. Prefented, and read; 18. Committed, 22. Pe- 
tition from Bray, againit; referred ; Counfel ordered ; Voices; 
ibid. Petition of Inhabitants of Maidenhead, againft; re- 
ferred, and Counfel ordered ; 30. Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 10 DEc. Committee to fend for Perions, Papers, and 
Records, 25 Mar. Bill reported; to be ingroffed; 30. The 
Regent’s Confent fignified, and Bill pafied, 31. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 21 4PR. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 22. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Bread. Vide London. Lords. 

Brecon Roads. Vide Crickhowell. 

Inclofure. Vide Llanfaintfread. Lianthew. 

Bredon Inclofure. Vide Norton. 

Brent Bridge Road. Vide Plymouth. 

Brigham Incloture. Vide Greyfouthen. 

Brifbane, Major General Thomas. Vide Wellington. 

Brijtol Commercial Rooms ; Petition for a Bill for incorporating 
the Proprietors thereof; referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 7 Dec. Prefented, and read, 13. 
Committed, 2 May. Bill reported; Report to lie upon 
the Table; 20. Report further confidered; Bill to be in- 
ae 26. Paffed,27. Agreed to by the Lords, 8 June. 

oyal Affent, 17. 

Bill from Lords, for annexing the Vicarage of Almonds- 
bury to that Bifhoprick, 23 JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed, 
27. Reported, and pafled, 8 JuLy. Royal Affent, 14. 

——— Vide Artificers. Debtors. Imprefs Service. 


British Fire Afjurance Office; Petition for Leave to prefent a 
Petition for a Bill to enable them to fue, and be fued, in the 
Name of their Secretary; referred to a Committee, 21 Mar. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition prefented; referred to a 
Committee; 25. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Prefented, 
and read, ibid. Committed, 4 4PR. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 20 May. 27. Bill reported; to be 
ingrofled ; 8 JUNE. Paffed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 
Royal Affent, 28. 

Britifh Fifhing Society ; Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
levy Rates on Vetfels frequenting the Harbour of Pultene 
Town; referred to a Committee; 18 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 25 MarR. Prefented, and read, 28. Committed, 
— Y. Petition for Provifion, referred to a Committee, 3, 

eported ; Inftruction accordingly ; 9. Petition from Wick, 
againft ; referred ; ibid. Bill reported ; to be ingrofled; 19. 
Paffed,1 JULY. Petition from Pulteney Town, againft; to 
lie upon the Table; ibid. Bill agreed to by the Lords, 

8 JuLY. Royal Affent, 14. 
British 











Britifh Herring Fifhery. Vide Herring Fifhery. 

Britijh Mufeum. Vide Accounts. Mufeum. Supply. 

Broad Chalke Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 

. 2 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 13. Pafled, 3 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

Bromfield Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 28. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 Apr. Paffed, 21. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 2g. Royal Affent, 4 May. 


Broughton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. 

Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. 

Bryanston Square; Petition for a Bill for improving the fame ; 
referred to a Committee, 16 Norv. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
18. Prefented, and read, 19. Committed, 26. 
to be ingrofled; 8 Dec. Pafled, 9. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 

Bubwith, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 18 Nor. 

Buckingham; Petition for a Bill for making a fair and equal 
County Rate for that County; Referred to a Committee, 18 
Norv. Reported; Bill ordered; 22. Prefented, and read, 
21. Mar. Committed, 5 APR. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Chipping Wycombe, againft; referred; Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 5. Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 20 May. Pafled, 
23. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 17 JUNE. 

Buckinghanghire, Earl of. Vide Questions Neg. 

Buckland St. Mary \nclofure. Vide Westcombland. 

Bucks. Vide Postmasters. 

Inclofures. Vide Afhton. Clinton. Mentmore. Murfley. 

Bungay Trinity Inclofure. Vide Mettingham. 

Burder late William ; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Eftates devifed by his Will, 12 May. Read, 13. Com- 
mitted,20. Reported, and paifed, 3 JUNE. Royal Alfent, 17. 

Burgate Inclofure. Vide Fording Bridge. 

Burghwallis Inclofure. Vide Campfall. 

Burlton Road ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers 
of Adis; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; prefented, and read; 21 Mar. Committed, 
25. Reported; to be ingroffled; 6 APR. Pafied, 18. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Burnley Road ; Petition for a Bill to amend and keep in repair 
the fame; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported ; 
Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; Bill or- 
dered ; Committee to report on Notices; 1 MarR. Bill pre- 
fented, and read, 21. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to be 
ingrofied ; 22. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 16 
May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Burnfal Incloture. Vide Appletrewick. 

Burstow Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 MAR. 

Burton Inclofure. Vide Preston Patrick. 

Burwell Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Committed, 18 
APR. All to have Voices,g May. Bill reported ; to be in- 
grofled ; 23. The Regent’s Confent fignified, and Bill paffed ; 
26. By the Lords, with Amendments, 17 JUNE. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 22. Royal Affent, 28. 

Bury St. Edmunds Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Petition read again ; Order 
for referring it to a Committee, read, and difcharged; Bill 
ordered; Vrefented, and read; 21 Mar. Committed, 21 
APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16 May. Pafled, 8 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 

Butter Trade. Vide Ireland. 

Buxton Road. Vide Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Byflect lnclofure. Vide Effingham. 

Byng, Major General John. Vide Wellington. 


54° Geo. IIT. Parl. 5. Sess.2. 4.1813-14. 


AINSCROSS; Petition for a Bill for making a Road 
from thence to Strood ; referred to a Committee, 18 Norv. 
Caister Caufeway. Vide Yarmouth. 
Caldbeck, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 19 Nor. 
Vide Aire. 


Calder N oe eg 
Caledonian Canal. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Calthorpe, Lord; Bill from Lords, to enable him and others to 
grant Building Leafes, 18 May. Read, 19. Committed, 
25. Reported, and paffed, 10 JuNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Camberwell and Peckham; Petition for a Bill for lighting and 
watching certain parts of thofe Hamlets; Reterred to a 
Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 26. Pre- 
fented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed,g May. Re- 
ported ; and Bill re-ecommitted; 23. Reported; to be in- 
grofied ;, 10 JUNE. Patled, 22. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 20 JuLy. Confidered, and agreed to, 21. Royal 
Affent, 23. 


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Roads. Vide Kennington, Peckham. 


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Reported ; © 






Cambridge Canal. Vide London. 
Roads. Vide St. Neots. 
Inclofures. Vide Burwell. 
Melbourn. Shelford. Stechworth. 


Campbell, Brigadier Genera] Archibald. Vide /Vellington. 


Campsall Norton, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill 
ordered, 12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 MAR. Com- 
mitted, 5 APR. Reported; tobe ingrofled; 5 May. Pafled, 
12. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 25. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 26. Royal Affent, 17 JUNE. 

Canals Vide Standing Orders. 


Canterbury Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act; 
‘Referred to.a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 22 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid.. Committed, 
25 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16 May. Paffed, 
20. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 7 JUNE. Con- 
fidered, and agreed to, 10. Royal Affent, 17. 

Vide Artificers. 

Cape Breton. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Cape of Good Hope. Vide Accounts. Laws Expiring. Malta. 

Cape Wines. Vide Wines. 

Jardington and Church Stretton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to 
inclofe ; Bill ordered, 12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. 
Committed, 25. Reported; to be ingrofled; 12 Mar. 
Pafled, 17. By the Lords, withan Amendment, 27 JUNE. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 28, Royal Affent, 1 JULY. 

——— Road. Vide Bedford. 

Carlifle. Vide Artificers. 

Carmarthen Writ ; 13 DEc. 

Inclofures. Vide Abergwilly. Kidwelly. Llandillo. 
Patria. 

Carnarvon Inclofures. Vide Llandwrog. 

Carnatic. Vide Accounts 

Castle Rushen. Vide Debtors. 

Caton, late Richard ; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Eftates devifed by his Will, 13 JUNE. Read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported, and pafied, 4 JULY. Royal Affent, 14. 

Caverfham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inelofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. 

Certificates ; Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider 
of granting a Salary to the Tranflator of Certificates; The 
Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and Motion agreed to ; 
15 JULY. 

Ceylon. Vide Accounts. 

Chancery ; Bill from Lords, to provide that Property vefted in 
the Accountant General fhall, upon his Death or Refignation, 
veft in thofe who fhall fucceed him, 26 Norv. Read, ibid. 
Committed, 27. Confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 29. Pafled, 30. Royal Aflent, 6 Dec. 

— Court of. Vide Accounts. 

Chaplain. Vide Addreffes. 

Chard and Uppotiery Roads; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act, 
and for making a new Road; Referred to a Committee, 
19 Nor. 

Charitable Donations. Vide Accounts. 

Charlcon Musgrave Incloture. Vide Kilmington: 

Chelfea Hofpital. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Chelworth Inclofure. Vide Cricklade. 


Cherry Burton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 8 Dec. Petitions 
from Cherry Burton, and of William Beverley, againit; to 
lie upon the Table, 21 Mar. 


Chefhunt Inclofure; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Bill ordered, 6 Nov. Prefented, and read, 





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Hardwicke, 


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Dusford. 

















ibid. Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrofled; 20. 
Paffed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, 
6 DEc. 


Chefter, Bifhop of. Vide Houfe. 

Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

Inclofures. Vide Coppenhall, Delamere. 

Chichefter Writ; 30 JULY. 

Chieveley Inclofure. Vide Courage. 

Child Stealing; Bill for the more effeCtual Prevention thereof, 
Ordered; Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; to be printed; 17 May. Committed, 19. Con- 
fidered ; reported; Day appointed for further confidering 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 20, Report 
further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 24. Pafled, 25. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 8 JuLY. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

Chilmark Inclofure. Vide Broad Chalke. 


Chippenham, &amp;c. Small Debts; Petition for a Bill to extend 
Powers of Acts to other Parifhes ; referred to a Committee, 


18 Nov. 
Chirton Inclofure. Vide Conock. 


Chifwick Lands; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a 
Bill to inclofe; Referred toa Committee, 10 DEc. Re- 
ported ; Leave given; Petition prefented; Bill ordered ; Leave 
granted to give Notices of the Application; Committee to 
report on Notices; 13. Bill prefented, and read, 25. Com- 
mitted, 6 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 2 May. 
Pafled, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 9. Royal Affent, 18. 

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Wallafey. 


INDEX @ th Stxty-nintH VotumeE. 


Chobham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
11 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mark. 

Churches. Vide Ireland. 

Cirencefter Road. Vide Cainfcrofs. 

Civil Adiions ; Bill to extend the Provifions of A&amp; 42 Geo. III. 
c.85, to all Cafes of Civil Aétions; Ordered, 13 May. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed, ibid. Committed, 16. Confidered, 17. Re- 
ported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
18. Paffed, 19. 

Civil Lift. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Supply. 

Clackmannan Road. Vide Stirling. 

Clarke, Mrs. Mary Anne; Petition ftating her Cafe ; to lie 
upon the Table, go JUNE. 

Claufes added to Bills on Third Readiug, 18 Nov. 27. 30.— 
3 May.—7 JUNE.—6 JULY. 11. 19. 

committed to Committees of the whole Houfe, 27 Norv. 
30.—12 May.— 7 JUNE. 20.—6 JULY. 11. 
amended on further confidering a Report, 6 DEc. 

——— added on the Report of a Lords Bill, 6 Dec. 

Vide Infiruétions. Poor Rates. Queflions Neg. 

Clergy; Bill to ftay proceedings in Actions under Act 43 Geo. IIT. 
c.84, to amend the Laws sohnting to Spiritual Perfons holding 
of Farms; Ordered, 17 Nov. Pretented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, ibid. Committed, 18. Con- 
fidered ; reported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 19. Petition of 
Mr. Wright, againft ; to lie upon the Table, 20. Bill paffed, 
ibid. Agreed to by thefLords, 29. Royal Affent,6 Dec. 

—-~.= Bill to continue the above Act; Ordered, 24 Mar. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed; 24. Committed, 25. Confidered, 28. Ke- 
ported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
29. Pafled, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 APR. Royal 
Affent, 19. 

—~— Bill to difcontinue Proceedings in certain Actions 
already commenced, and to prevent vexatious Suits againtt 
Spiritual Perfons, under A&amp;t 43 Geo. III. c.84; Ordered, 
24 MAR. Prefented, and read; Day &lt;page for Second 
met, ; to be printed ; ibid. Committed, 31. Confidered ; 
reported ; Day appointed for further confidering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 1 4PR. Further Confider- 
ation deferred, 4. 18.21. Petition of Mr. Wright, againft ; 
to lie upon the Table, 21. Further Confideration deterred ; 
Mr. Wright to be heard by Counfel; 25. Bill re-committed ; 
Petition of Mr. Wright, againft; referred, and Counfel 
ordered ; Bill confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for fur- 
ther confidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
26. Further Confideration deferred, 29. Report further con- 
fidered ; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 2 MAY. Bill read the Third Time ; further Proceeding 
adjourned, 3. Refumed, and Bill pafled, ibid. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 18. 

Bill to explain and amend Act 43 Geo. III. c. 84; 
Ordered, 9 May. Prefented, and read; Day appointed tor 
Second Reading ; 13. Committed, 16. Confidered ; reported; 
Day appointed for further confidering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 19. Further Confideration deferred, 
15 JUNE. 17.22.24. Bill re-committed; confidered; re- 
potted; Day appointed for further confidering Report ; Bill, 
as amended, to be printed; 28. Bill again re-committed ; 
confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further confidering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 4 JULY. Bill again 
re-committed ; Inftruction to receive a Claufe to repeal cer- 
tain Claufes in A&amp;t 21 Hen. VILL. c.13; Bill confidered; re- 
‘ported; again re-committed ; Inftruction to repeal fuch part 
of AQ 53 Geo. ILI. c.149, as relates to Non-notification ; 
Bill further confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further 
confidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 8. Bill 
again re-committed ; confidered ; reported; Day appointed 
fur further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 
wrinted ; 13. Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. ‘Third Reading 
deterred, 18. Bill patfied, 10. 

———— Bill to explain and amend Acts relating to Spiritual 
Perfons holding of Farms, &amp;c.; Ordered; prefented, and 
read; committed ; 26JuULY. Confidered; reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; ibid. Report fur- 
ther confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 27. Pafled, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 
29. Royal Atlent, go. 

———— Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Journals. Prieft, St. Scot- 
land, Supply. Wright. 

Clerk of the Houfe; Houfe acquainted with the death of John 
Ley, Efguire, his Deputy; and that Mr. John Henry Ley, 
Second Clerk Affittant, defired to be abfent, on account of the 
death of his near Relation; Refolution, Nem. Con. That the 
Houfe entertains a jutt fente of the diftinguifhed and exem- 
plary manner in which John Ley, Efquire, uniformly dif- 
charged the duties of his. office; Mr. Gunnell ordered to 
attend at the Table; 13 JUNE. 

————-——~ His Deputy to direc the printing of the 
Journal; 22 JULY. 

———-——_—— Letter from John Hatfell, Efquire, commu- 

uicated to the Houle by Mr. Speaker, acquainting them, ‘that 


(1813-14. 


he had appointed Jeremiah Dyfon, Efquire, to be his Deputy} 
John Henry Ley, Efquire, to be the Clerk Affiftant; and 
John Rickman, Efquire, to be Second Clerk Affiftant; 23 
JULY. 

Clifton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
5 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 27 APR. Pafled, 29. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

— Church; Petition for a Bill for pulling down and re« 
building the fame; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. 

Clifton Dartmouth Hardne{s Market-place. Vide Dartmouth. 

Clinton, Lieutenant General, Sir Henry. Vide Speaker. Wel. 
lington. 

Clockmakers; Petition of Clockmakers of London refpecting 
the introduétion of Foreign Clocks and Watches; to lie upon 
the Table; 6 JUNE. 

Clyde Bridge. Vide Hamilton. 

Navigation. Vide Forth. 
Vide Imprefs Service. 

Cochineul ; Aéts 13Geo.1.c.25. 7 Geo. If.c.i8, and 49 Geo. IIL, 
c.18, for the free Importation of Cochineal and Indigo; 
to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 25 
Mar. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 28. Vide 
infra. 

———— Bill to revive and continue A&amp; 7 Geo. II. ¢.18; 
Ordered, 28 Mar. Prefented,-and read; Day. appointed 
for Second Reading; 1 4PR. Bill committed, 4. Con- 
fidered, 5. Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 6. Paffed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 
26. Royal Aflent, 4 May. 

Cochrane, Lord (a Member); Mr. Speaker acquaints the Houfe 
that he had received a Letter from Lord Cochrane, afferting 
his innocence of certain matters of which he had lately been 
convicted in the Court of King’s Bench; 23 JuNE. Copy 
of Record of Conviction to be confidered ; Lord Cochrane 
ordered to attend in his place; Marfhal of the King’s Bench 
to bring him in cuftody ; Copy of order to be fent to Lord 
Cochrane: Mr. Cochrane Johnftone alfo ordered to attend in 
his place; Motion for laying before the Houfe, Copy of the 
report of the Trial, together with Lord Cochrane’s statement 
or any affidavit of his filed in the Court of King’s Bench, 
Neg. 24. Mr. Speaker acquainted the Houfe, that he had 
received another Letter from Lord Cochrane, requefting that 
the bufinefs might be poftponed; Confideration deferred ; 
Lord Cochrane and Mr. Cochrane Johnftone to attend in their 
se ; 29. Order read for confidering Record of Conviétion; 

oufe being informed that Lord Cochrane was attending in 
cuftody of the Marfhal of the King’s Bench, he was by 
direction of the Houfe, brought to the Bar in cuftody of the 
Serjeant, and by Mr. Speaker defired to take his place in the 
Houfe ; and Mr. Cochrane Johnftone not attending, the Ser- 
jeant was called upon to give an Account of-what had been 
done in relation to the Service of the Orders of the Houfe ; 
Meffengers examined in relation thereto ; Two Members, in 
their Places, gave the Houfe information relative to him ; 
Copy of Record read ; Lord Cochrane heard, and withdrew 
in cuftody of the Serjeant ; remanded into the cuftody of 
the Marfhal, and Mr. Speaker to iffue his Warrants accord- 
ingly ; Motion, that it appears by the faid Record that Lord 
Cochrane had been convicted of a Confpiracy to cheat and 
defraud His Majefty’s Subjects of certain Sums of Money ; 
Amendment propofed ; Debate arifing ; Motion, for adjourn- 
ing Debate; Motion and Amendment withdrawn ; Main 
Queftion propofed ; and Queftion Neg. for adjourning the 
Debate ; Main Queftion put ; Refolutions thereupon, and 
that Lord Cochrane be expelled the Houfe; Refolutions 
Nem. Con. refpecting the conduct of Mr. Cochrane Johnftone, 
and that he be expelled the Houfe; New Writs; 5 Jury. 
Refolution of Thanks to Lord Gambier, &amp;c. read ; Motion 
for an Addrefs to The Prince Regent, That he would be 
pleafed to remit to Lord Cochrane, the ignominious punifh- 
ment of the Pillory in confideration of his diftinguifhed Ser- 
vices ; Amendment propofed ; Amendment and Motion with- 
drawn; 19. 


Vide Accounts. M‘Rae. 


Cockermouth Writ, 17 Nor. 


Cockerton Bridge and Staindrop Road ; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act ; Referred toa Committee, 
15 Nov. Reported ; Bill ordered; 1 Mar. Prefented, and 
read ; ibid. Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 4 
APR. Paffed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal 
Affent, 4 May. 

Cockfield Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 31. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 16 May. Paffedig. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 27. 

Codex Alexandrinus. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Codford St. Peter Inclofure. Vide Afhton Gifford. 


Coffee; A&amp; 52 Geo. III. c. 149, to regulate the Separation of 

amaged from Sound Coffee ; To be confidered in a Com- 

mittee of the whole Houfe, 23 MarR. Confidered ; reported 
and Bill ordered; 24. Vide wnfra. 

Bill to continue the faid Act; Ordered,24 MarR, Pre~ © 

fented, and read, 28. Committed, 29. Confidered, jo. 

reported ; 





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reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 31. Pafled, 1 4PR. Agreed to by the Lords, 6. 
Royal Affent, 19. 

Coin; Aé&amp;ts 51 Geo. III. c. 127, 52 Geo. III. c. 50, and 
53 Geo. III. c. 5, relating to the Current Gold Coin of the 
Realm ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
21 Mar. Committee deferred, 24. Acts confidered, 29. 
Reported; Bill ordered ; ibid. Vide infra. 

—— Bill to revive and continue Aé&amp; 52 Geo. III; Ordered, 29 
Mar. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 30. Committed, 31. Confidered, 1 4PR. Reported ; to 
be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 4. Paffed, 5. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 14 May. 

Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Supply. 

Cole, Lieutenant General Sir Galbraith Lowry. Vide Wellington. 

Coledale Inclofure. Vide Braithwaite. 

Coleshill and Lichfield Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue 


and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 12 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 9 Dec. Pre- 
fented, and read, 13. Committed, 17. Reported; to be in- 
grofled; 21 APR. Pafled, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 
5 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Collingbourn Sunton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Biil 
ordered, 19 FEB. 

Sunton and Poulton Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclofe; Bill ordered, 19 FEB. 

Collingham Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
13 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 29. Pafled,2 May. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 9. Royal Affent, 18. 

— and York Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 5 Nov. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 10. Prefented, and read, 11. Com- 
mitted, 15. Reported; to be ingrofled; 25. Paffed, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 DEC. Royal Affent, 10. 

Colonial Offices ; Bill to amend A&amp; 22 Geo. III. c. 75, refpect- 
ing the granting of Offices in the Colonies; Ordered, 22 Mar. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 
be printed ; ibid. Committed, 28. Committee deferred, 30.— 
1 APR. 5. Bill confidered, 18. Report deferred, 21. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
25. Third Reading deterred, 26.—2 Mary. 4. Bill paffed, 6. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Vide Addre/s. 

Colonies. Vide Accounts. Tea. 

Combermere, Lord ; Bill for settling and fecuring an Annuity on 
him; Ordered, 8 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 11. Committed, 12. Con- 
fidered, 13. Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 14. Third Reading deferred, 19. 22. 23. 
Bill paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal 
Affent, 29. 

—Vide Cotton. Regent. 

Combe, Saint Nicholas, Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Bill ordered, 15 Nov. Prefented, and read, 25 Mar. Com- 
mitted,10 May. Petition of Owners of Eftates, againft; re- 
ferred ; Counfel ordered; Voices; 16. Reported; to be in- 
grofled; 20. Paffed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 JUNE. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

Commander-in- Chief. Vide Navy. 

Commiffariat. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Commifjary in Chief’s Department. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Committees ; Grand Committees appointed, 5 Nov. 

-—— of the whole Houfe, appointed to confider various 
Acts, 30 JUNE. Vide Bank of England—29 Nov.; 27 APR. 
Vide Brandy.—25 Mar. Vide Cochineal—23 Mar. Vide 
Coffee—21 Mar. Vide Coin—28 APR. Vide Convoy.— 
15 JULY. Vide Cordage—24 Mar.—2 Mary. 4. Vide Cuf- 

toms.—15 Nov. 20.—4 DeEc.—25 Mar—24 JUNE—11 
JULY. 12.20. Vide Eaft India—2 May. 13. Vide Excife. 
—5 JuLY. Vide Game.—12 May. Vide Geneva.—22 JUNE. 
Vide Glafs—g May. Vide Herring Fi/hery—6 May. Vide 
Hides.—17 Nov.—27 APR.—24 JUNE. 25.—8 JULY. Vide 
Treland.—8 Dec. Vide Land Revenue.—28 APR.—1 JUNE. 
28. Vide Lighthoufes.—23 JUNE. Vide Linen.—22 Mar. 

Vide London—22 Nov. Vide Madder—2o0 JULY. Vide 
Malta.—4 JuLty. Vide Mafls—29 JUNE. Vide Muriatic 
Acid—22 Nov. Vide Police—4 Juty. Vide Portugal.— 
15 JULY. Vide Poftage—25 Mar. Vide Sail Cloth— 
23 Nov.—14 JULY. Vide Salt—22 JUNE.—4 JULY. 13. 
Vide Scotland —3 DEC.—13 JUNE. 23. Vide Spirits.—22 
Nov.—25 ApR.—2 May. Vide Sugar—5 JuLy. Vide 
Tea.—15 JULY. 18. Vide Thames Police—28 JUNE. Vide 
Tobacco and Snuff.—5 Nov. Vide Tokens.—23 Mar. Vide 
West India Ships—23 Mar. Vide Weft India Trade— 
8 Dec.—1i2 May. 13. Vide Wines —i8 May. Vide Wool. 
—1i Juxy. Vide Woollen. Motion, 5 May. Vide 
Corn.—Rerorts, 8 JUNE. Vide Ireland, Lagan.—23 
JUNE. Vide Ireland, Londonderry. MESSAGES, 10 
May. 13.—5 JULY. 18. Vide Regent. Orner Matrers, 
15 JULY. Vide Certificates—16 May. Vide Dutch Colo- 
nies—6 JUNE. Vide France—4 JULY. 11. Vide Ireland. 

r—12 JULY. Vide Man.—29 Nov. Vide Police.—6 JULY. 
Vide Poft Office—iqg JuLty. Vide Salt.—18 JULY. 22. 


























Vox. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


Vide Scotland—24 Nov. Vide Sugar—6 Nov. Vide Sup 

Ply—29 JUNE. Vide Wales, Princefs of —11 Nov. Vide 
ays and Means. Sarts 

Select Committees appointed :—To prepare Ad- 

drefles, 4 Nov.—29 JUNE. Vide Addrefs—To confider of 

Compenfation to be granted to American Commiffioners, 

13 JULY. Vide American Commiffioners—To enquire into 

the State of Parifh Apprentices bound into the Country from 

London and Weftminfter, 28 4PR, Vide Apprentices —To 

confider of fo much of Petitions refpecting the Corn Laws, as 

relates to the Trade in Foreign Corn and the Duties payable 
thereon, 6 JUNE. Vide Corn—To examine Lifts for Eaft 

India Judicature, 9 DEc. ; to confider Petitions relating ta 

Eaft India-built Shipping, 31 Mar. Vide Eaft India. — 

To enquire into the State of the Gaol of Newgate, and the 

Poultry, Giltfpur Street, Ludgate, and Borough Compters, 
28 Mar. Vide Gaols.——To intpect Lords Journals, 23 JUNE. 
24.—12 JULY. 25. Vide Journals—On Expiring Laws, 
5 Nov. Vide Laws, Expiring —To enquire into the Ope- 
ration and Effect of Adis for erecting Docks and otherwife 
improving the Port of London, as reiates to the gauging of 
Wine, 3 May. To confider of the Petition of Merchants 
and Bankers relating to a New Pott Office, 12 Juzy. Vide 
London Gauger, New Streets.—To confider of Provifion 
being made for the better Regulation of Madhoufes in England 
and Ireland, 28 APR. Vide Madhoufes.—To confider of Re- 
ports and other Papers refpecting Captain Manby’s Experi- 
ments,6 May. Vide Manby.—To confider of the Petition 
of Mrs. Whitfield, 1 JuLY. Vide Manby.—To confider of 
the Petition of Arthur Morris, High Bailiff of Wettmintter, 
24 May. Vide Morris.—To confider of the Petition of the 
Britifh Mufeum refpecting the Townleian Collection of An- 
tiquities, 7 JUNE. Vide Mufeum.—Of Privileges, 5 Nov. 
Vide Privileges—To confider of the Report on the Frith of 
Forth Ferries, 8 DEc. Vide Queensferry—To confider of 
the Petition of the Rutlia Company, refpecting the building a 
Church at St. Peterfburgh, 10 JUNE. Vide Rufia Company. 
—To enquire into the Regulations which govern the Draw 
backs and Countervailing Duties on the Importation of Spirits 
the Manufacture of Great Britain or Ireland, from one Country 
to the other, refpectively, 6 4PR. Vide Spirits—tTo take into 
Confideration the Standing Orders relative to Bills for making 
Navigable Canals, &amp;c. 17 JUNE. Vide Standing Orders. 

to report Proceedings and Opinion from Time to Time, 
5 Nor. 

to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 5 Nov.— 
8 Dec.—25 MAR. 31.—6 APR. 21. 28.—6 MAY. 9, 10. 16. 
—8 JUNE.—12 JULY. 13. 

Ufual Order relating thereto, 5 Nor. 

——_——. Five to be the Quorum, 5 Nov.—8 DEc. 9.—28 
Mar. 31.—6 APR. 28.—3 Ma4y. 6. 9, 10.—8 JUNE. 14. 
17.—12 JULY. 13.——Three, 23 JUNE. 24.—25 JULY. 

to report Obiervations, 5 Nov.—8 DEc.—31 Mar. 
- 28 APR.—3 May.6.24. From Time to Time, 31 Mar, 
—4 JULY. 

— to report Obfervations and Opinion from Time to 

Time, 6 APR. 

to report Opinion, 10 May.—17 JUNE.—22 JULY. 
From Time to Time, 5 Nor. 

to fit notwithftanding Adjournment, 5 Nov.—1 Mars 
31.—18 MAY. 26.—10 JUNE.—15 JULY. 

— to report refpecting the depofiting of Eftimates, Lifts, 

and Subfcription Papers and Plans, with the Clerk of the 

Peace, and in the Private Bill Office, &amp;c. 18 Nov.—-2 Dec. 

20.—1 MAR, 28. 30. 

to report on Notices, 18 Nov. 22. 23. 24. 25. 27. 29, 

30.—1 DEC, 2. 3. 6.8. 13. 14. 20.—1 MAR, 25. 28. 30.— 

6 APR.—12 MAY. 17.6 JUNE. 

to adjourn from Time to Time, and to fit during the 
Sitting, and notwithftanding any Adjournment of the Houfe, 

1 MAR. 
: all to have Voices, 13 DEC.—29 APR.—3 MAY. 13. 
all to have Voices who come to a Committee on a 

Petition, 21 MAR. 24. 

to fit and proceed forthwith, 25 4PR.—22 JUNE. 29. 

—4 JULY. 15. 

to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to 

Place, and to fit during the Sitting, and notwithftanding any 

Adjournment of the Houfe, 28 Mar.—io May.—27 JUNE. 

—12 JULY. 

to report Minutes of Evidence, 26 4PR.—9g May, 
—6 JUNE. 29.—20 JULY 22. 

—— on Bills, to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 
25 Mar.—27 APR. 

to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to 
Place, 8 JUNE. : 

to make their Reports on or before a certain Day, 
16 MAY. 25. 27. 

a Committee on acertain Matter, put off for a Month, 

22 JULY. 

on Lords Bills, to fit and proceed forthwith, 29 JUNE. 

. ——4 JULY 15. 25. 

———— Report Progrefs, 19 May.—15 JuLyY. 18. 22. 

Vide Addrefs. Injtruétions. Orders. 





























Commons, 








INDEX @ the Stxty-nintH VotumeE. [1813-14. 


Commons, Houfe of. Vide Members. 

Compaffionate Lift. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Congresbury, &amp;c. Inclofure ; Petition for a Bill to amend A&amp; ; 

- Referred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
prefented, and read; 1 Mar. Committed, 21. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 25 APR. Paffed, 26. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 5 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Conock Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. Committed, 1 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 4 May. Pafled, 28 JUNE. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 6 JULY. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 13. Royal Affent, 18. 

Confolidated Fund. Vide Accounts. 

Conftables. Utual Orders to them, 5 Nov. 

Conventions. Vide Addrefs. Ruffia. 

Conviéts. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Convoy; Act 43 Geo. III. c. 57, for the better Protection of the 
Trade of the United Kingdom ; to be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe; confidered; reported ; and Bill 
ordered thereupon, 28 Apr. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue the above Ai; Ordered, 28 APR. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 20. 
Committed, 2 May. Comumittee deferred, 3. 9. 12. Bill 
confidered, 13. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 16. Pafled, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Conway ; Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over that 
River; referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered; Prefented, and read; 28 MAR. 

Coppenhall Lands; Petition for a Billto inclofe; Bill ordered, 

Nor. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, o May. 
Petition of Mr. Kent, againtt ; referred, and Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 12. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 23. Pafled, 24. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Copper. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Copyright; Bill to amend feveral A&amp;s for the Encouragement of 

varning, by fecuring the Copies and Copyright of printed 
Books to the Authors; Ordered, 10 May. Prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 12. Committed, 
13. Committ®e deferred, 16. Confidered; reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 18. Order for further confidering Report, 
difcharged ; Bill re-committed ; 23. Committee deferred, 
3 JUNE. Petition from Trinity College, Dublin, againk ; 
to lie upon the Table, 6. Bill confidered ; Reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 7. Petitions of the Dean and Faculty of 
Advocates of Edinburgh, and of the Senatus Academicus of 
the Univerfity of Edinburgh, againft; to lie upon the 
Table, 13. Petitions from the Univerfities of Glafgow and 
Saint Andrews, againft; to lie upon the Table, 15. Petition 
from Bookfellers of London and Wefimintter, in favour; to 
lie upon the Table; further Confideration deferred; 17. 
Petition from King’s College, Aberdeen, againft; to lie upon 
the Table, 20. Petition trom Cambridge Univerfity, againti ; 
to lie upon the Table, 24. Petition of Authors and Com- 
poters of Books; to lie upon the Table, 28. Further Con- 
fideration deferred, 28. 30. Petition from Oxford Univerfity, 
again{t; to lie upon the Table, 4 JULY. Petition from Uni- 
verfity of Aberdeen, againtt ; to lie upon the Table, 6. Fur- 
ther Confideration deferred, ibid. Bill again re-committed ; 
confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for further confidering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 12. Petition of 
Mr. Valpy, againft ; to lie upon the Table, 15. Bill re-com- 
mitted ; confidered; reported; Day appointed for further 
éonfidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; ibid. 
Report further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 18. » Petition of Mr. Fither, in favour; 
to lie upon the ‘Table, ibid. Bill pafled, 1g. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 27. Confidered, and agreed to, zbid. 
Royal Affent, 29. 

Cordage ; Bill for the better preventing the Embezzlement of 
His Majefiy’s Cordage ; Ordered, 20 APR. Pretented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 28. Confidered ; reported; to be ingroffed; Day 
appointed for Third Reacing ; 29. Pafled,2 May. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 27. - 

— Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 
allowing a Bounty on the Exportation of Britifh-made 
Cordage, 15 JULY. Confidered, 18. Refolution reported 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 19. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 20. Committed, 21. 
Confidered, 22. Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading ; 23. Bill pafled, 25. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 20. Royal Affent, 30. 

Cork. Vide Ireland. 

Corn ; Report of 11 May 1813, on the ftate of the Corn Laws; 

‘to be re-printed, 20 Dec. Meflage from Lords, requefiing 
a Copy of the Report; Meflage confidered, and a printed 
Copy fent to the Lords, 4 APR. 

Petitions refpecting the Corn Laws; viz.—From the 








Magifirates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Mon- 
troie; Magiftrates, Merchants and Inhabitants of the Royal 
Borough of Arbroath ; 21 Max. Of Heritors of the County 
of luvernels; 28, Of Magiftrates, &amp;c. of Brechin; 29. Of 





Provoft and Magiftrates and Common Council of the Town 
of Paifley; 5 dpr. Of Magiftrates and Council of the 
Town of Kilmarnock ; 18. Of Noblemen, Heritors, Free- 
holders and Juftices of the Peace of Haddington; 22. Of 
Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh; and of 


. Directors of the Chamber of Commerce of Glafgow; 25. 


Of Provoft, Magifirates and Town Council of Dunfermline ; 
and of Magifirates and Town Council of Stirling; 27. Lord 
Provoft, Magifirates and Council of the City of Edinburgh ; 
of the Incorporation of Hammermen of Edinburgh; of the 
two united Corporations of Wrights, Mafons, and others, of 
the City of Edinburgh; of the Incorporated Trades of the 
Royal Burgh of Montrofe ; and of the Members of the In- 
corporated Trades of other Societies in the Burgh of Brechin; 
2 May. Of the incorporated Trades, Burgetles, and other 
Inhabitants, of the Royal Burgh of Crail; of the incorporated 
Trades ef the Burgh of Burntifland; of the Provotft, Ma- 
giftrates, and Council of the Burgh of Burntifland ; and of 
the incorporated Trades of Dumfries; 3. of the Society of 
incorporated Trades of Calton, Edinburgh ; of the Incorpo- 
ration of Cordiners of Eafter Portiburgh, near Edinburgh ; 
of the Convenor, 'freafurer, Managers, and Members of the 
Corporation of Merchants in Paifley ; and of the Incorpo- 
ration of Mafier Weavers in Paifley; 4. Of the incorporated 
Trades of the Royal Burgh of Irvine; of Merchants, Traders, 
and other Inhabitants, of the Parifh of Yarrow; of Inhabi- 
tants of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; of the Lord Provoft, Magif- 
trates and Town Council, incorporated Trades, and Inhabi- 
tants, of the City of Elgin; of the Conveenry of the ‘Trades 
of Leith ; of the Incorporation of Mafons of the Royal Bo- 
rough of Dunfermline ; of Inhabitants of the Parith of Dyfart; 
of the Magiftrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of 
Dyfart ; of the Provott, Magitirates and Town Council of the 
Royal Burgh of Haddington; of Ship Owners, Merchants, 
Tradesmen, and Inhabitants, of the Burgh of Kirkcaldy; 
and of the Magiftrates and Town Council of the Royal 
Burgh of Kirkcaldy ; 5. Of the Provoft, kc, of Aberdeen ; 
of the Convener and feven incorporated Trades of the City 
of Aberdeen; and of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgeties, of 
Berwick-upon-Tweed ; 6. Of Magiftrates and Town Council 
of the incorporated Burgh of Mutlelburgh ; of the Incorpo- 
ration of Wrights and Mafons of Porttburgh, in the Suburbs 
of Edinburgh ; of the Deacons and Members of the incor- 
vorated Trades of the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow, and other 
beiahioenes thereof; and of the Incorporation of Weavers of 
the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline; 9. Of the Magiftrates, 
Counfellors, and Deacons cf Crafts of the Borough of King- 
horn; of the Deacons of Crafts and other Inhabitants of the 
Burgh of Kinghorn; of the feven Incorporated Trades and 
other Inhabitants of Muffelburgh ; of feveral Inhabitants of 
the Parifh of Newton, County of Mid-Lothian ; and of the 
Guildry of Stirling; 10. Of the Union Friendly Society of 
Gillcomftone ; Inhabitants thereof, and Vicinity; of the 
Incorporation of the Fraternity and Guildry of the Town of 
Dunfermline; 12. Of the Convener and Deacons of the 
feven Incorporated Trades of the Royal Burgh of Stirling; 
of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of the City 
of Edinburgh ; of Burgeffes, Houfeholders, and other Inha- 
bitants of the. Royal Burgh of Renfrew; of the Provott, 
Magittrates, and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Ren- 
frew ; of the Directors of the Chamber of Manufactures and 
Commerce in Birmingham ; of feveral Incorporations of the 
Royal Burgh of Lanark ; of the Provott, Magiftrates, and 
Town Council, of the Royal Burgh of Lanark ; of the feveral 
Incorporations of Weavers, of Hammermen, and of Taylors, 
in the Borough of Rutherglen; of Inhabitants of the City of 
Glafgow, and its Vicinity; of the Baillies and Truttees of the 
Towns of Port Glafgow and Newark ; of Pitmen and others 
of the Labouring Claffes of People in the County of Durham; 
and of the Convener, Deacons, and other Members of the 
nine incorporated ‘Trades of Wrights, Mafons, Hammermen, 
Bakers, Butchers, Shoemakers, Weavers, Skinners, and Tay- 
lors, within the Burgh of Haddington; 13. Of the Farmers 
Society of Gilcomtton, near Aberdeen ; of feveral Inhabitants 
of the Towns of Johnfione, and of Elderflie and Sclates, in 
the County of Renfrew; of the Deacon Convener, Remanent 
Deacons, and Boxmatters, of the incorporated Crafts of the 
Royal Borough of Kirkcudbright ; of the Freeholders, Mer- 
chants, Ship Owners, Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants of 
North Shields and its Vicinity ; of the feveral Incorporations 


of Smiths, Bakers, and Shoemakers, of the Burgh of Dun- 


fermline ; of the different Trades and other Inhabitants of the 
Town of Dalkeith ; of the Baillies of the Burgh of Newtown- 
upon-Ayr; and of the Magiftrates and Common Council of 
the City of Glafgow; 16. Of the Incorporation of Bonnet- 
makers and Dyers of the City of Edinburgh ; of the [ncor- 
poration of Wrights, Coopers, Mafons, Slaters, Painters, 
Glaziers, &amp;c. of Canongate, of Edinburgh, Pleafance, North 
Leith, Colehill, and Citadel; of feveral Inhabitants of the 
City of Aberdeen; of the incorporated Trades of the ancient 
City of Old Aberdeen ; and of the Magiftrates and Council 
of Anttruther Eafier, Anftruther Wefter, Kilrenny, Crail, and 
Pittenweem, the Eafiern Diftri@ of Fife Royal Burghs; 17. 
Of the Magifirates and Town Council of the Burgh of 
Queensferry ; of the Convener, Deacons, and Freemen of 
the nine incorporated Trades of the Burgh of Ayr; of 
feveral Members of the Friendly Societies of Ayr and its 
Vicinity ; 








1813-14.] INDEX ‘¢0 the SIXTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Vicinity ; of feveral Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the Royal 
Burgh of Peebles not conneéted with Incorporations; and 
of feveral Members of the Incorporations of Taylors, 
Weavers, Hammermen, and Shoemakers, of the Royal Burgh 
of Peebles; 18. Of Inhabitants of the City of Briftol; 
and of the Convener, Deacons, and Office Bearers, of the 
incorporated Trades, and other Inhabitants, of Kelfo; 10. 
of feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Frome Selwood, in the 
County of Somerfet; of feveral Members of the Society of 
Trades, Members of the Friendly Society of Nairn, and In- 
habitants in general of the Burgh of Nairn; of the Provoft, 
Magiftrates, and Council of the Thssel Burgh of Dumbarton; 
of the Conveners and Deacons of the Incorporated Trades in 
Kilmarnock, in the County of Ayr; of the Deacons of the In- 
corporated Trades of Hammermen, Taylors, Shoemakers, 
Weavers, and Coopers, of the Burgh of Dumbarton; of the 
Mayor, Sheriffs, Citizens, and Commonalty of the City of 
Norwich; and of the Deacon, Convener, Trades, Baillies, 
Deacons of the fourteen Incorporated Trades, and other or- 
dinary and extraordinary Members of the Trades Houfe of 
the City of Glafgow; 20. Of Lord Mayor, Aldermen and 
Commons of the City of London, in Common Council affem- 
bled; 20. Ofthe Mayor, Aldermen, a Burgeffes, and 
principal Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of Sudbury; 
of the Incorporation of Maltmen of Leith ; of the Leith Li- 
beral Society of Leith; of the Incorporation of Porters and 
Carters of Leith; of the United Caledonian Benevolent So- 
ciety of Leith; of feveral Merchants, Incorporated Trades, 
ManufaQurers, Tradefmen, and Friendly Societies of the 
Royal Burgh of Banff; of the Incorporation of Webfters of 
Eatter and Wefter Portfburgh; of the Corporation of Shoe- 
makers of Wefter Portfburgh; of feveral Houfeholders in 
Greenock ; of the Incorporation of Mafons and Wrights of 
Rutherglen; of feveral Inhabitants of Jedburgh ; of feveral 
Inhabitants of the Village of Lennoxtown and its Vicinity, in 
the Parith of Campfie; of feveral Inhabitants of the Town 
of Kilbarchan ; on of the Mayor, Magiftrates, Merchants, 
and Inhabitants of the Borough of Great Yarmouth, 23. 
Of Magiltrates and Town Council of Dumfries, 24. Of 
Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, Veftrymen, and feveral 
other Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Anne Limehoufe, in 
the County of Middlefex, and of Inhabitants of the Town of 
Dunfermline and its Vicinity; 25. Of Freeholders and 
others, Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Mary Rotherhithe ; 
Of the Mayor, Magiftrates, Clergy, and feveral other Inhabi- 
tants of the Bevengh and Foreign of Walfall, in the County 
of Stafford ; and of feveral Inhabitants of Wellington, in the 
County of Somerfet, and its Vicinity; 26. Of feveral Houfe- 
holders and Inhabitants of the Town and County of the 

Town of Nottingham and the Neighbourhood thereof; of 
’ feveral Inhabitants of the City of Coventry ; and of the In- 
corporation of Weavers of the City of Glafgow; 27. Pe- 
tition referred toa Seleét Committee, 6 JUNE. Vide a 
Of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough of Dorchefter; of the 
Town of Durfley, and Parithes of Durfley and Cam; and of 
the Parifh of Frampton-upon-Severn; of the Clergy, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, Farmers, and Inhabitants of Hor- 
bury ; of the Minifter, Churchwardens, Conftable, Overfeers 
of the Poor, and Overfeers of the Highways of the Townfhip 
of Offett-cum-Gawthborp; of feveral Freeholders, Ship Owners, 
Merchants, Traders, and other Inhabitants of the Siew of 
Sunderland, Bifhop- Wearmouth, and their Vicinities; and of 
the Parith of Uley ; Referred to a Seleét Committee, 7, Vide 
infra. Of feveral Freemen and Inhabitants of the Borough 
ot Botton; of feveral Freeholders and Inhabitants of Brix- 
ham; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Commonalty, and principal 
Inhabitants of the Town of Penzance and its Vicinity; and 
of feveral Inhabitants of Thrapfton; Referred to a Selec 
Committee, 8. Vide infra. Of the Provoft, Magiftrates, 
and Counfellors of the Borough of Jedburgh ; of feveral In- 
habitants of the Parifh of Weft or Old Patrick ; and of the 
Bailiffs, Aldermen, Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the 
Borough of Eaft Retford; Referred to a Select Committee, 9. 
Vide infra. Of the Provoft, Magiftrates, Town Council, and 
nine Incorperated Trades of the Burgh of Dundee; of the 
Magiftrates and Town Council of Forfar; of the Magiftrates 
and Town Council of the City and Royal Burgh of Perth ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of the ee and Parifh of, Redruth ; 
and of the Town of Romfey Infra, and Parifh of Romfey 
Extra, in the County of Southampton ; and of the Convener, 
Deacons, and Members of the feven Incorporated Trades of 
the ancient City of Saint Andrew’s; Referred to a Sele&amp; 
Committee, 10. Vide infra. Of the Leith Friendly Benefit 
Societies. Of the Jubilee Society of Leith; and of Inhabi- 
tants of Belper and the Neighbourhood, in the County of 
‘Derby; Referred to a Seleét Committee, 13. Vide infra. 
Of feveral Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
King{ton-upon-Hull; and of feveral Merchants, Ship Owners, 
Traders, Fifh Curers, Coopers, Fifhermen, Labourers, and 
others, compofing the community of the Royal Borough of 
Wick, and of the neighbouring Towns of Pulteney and 
Louifburgh ; Referred to a Sele Committee, 16. Vide infra. 
Of Inhabitants of the Borough of Wallingford ; Referred to 
a Select Committee, 23. Vide infra. Of feveral Freeholders, 
Farmers, and others interefted im Agriculture, refiding in the 
Town of Louth, in the County of Lincoln, and in the Viciniey 


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—— Bill to 








thereof ; and of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough and Town | 
of Marlborough ; To lie upon the Table, 25 JuLY. 


Petitions for amending the Corn Laws; viz. From Land 
Proprietors, &amp;c. of Waterford, and Heritors of the Counties of 
Rofs and Cromarty, 21 4PR. Of Noblemen and Gentlemen 
Heritors of the County of Fife, and Freeholders of Queen’s 
County, 25. Of Landholders of Berwick, and Noblemen 
and Gentlemen of Moray, 26. Of Noblemen, Gentlemen, 
and Freeholders of Selkirk, 27. Of the Freeholders, Com- 
miffioners of Supply, and Heritors of the Stewartry of Kirk- 
cudbright; and of Land Proprietors and Farmers of the 
County and City of Cork, 2 May. Of feveral Owners and 
Occupiers of Eftates within the Great Level of the Fens called 
Bedford Level, and the Vicinity thereof; and of feveral 
Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of 
the Town and County of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, 3. Of Land- 
holders, Juftices of the Peace, and Commitfioners of Supply 
of the County of Aberdeen, 4. Of Freeholders, Commiflion- 
ers of Supply, and Juftices, of the County of Peebles, 10. Of 
Proprietors of Land in the County of Perth; of the Free- 
holders, Juftices of the Peace, Commiffioners of Supply, and 
Heritors of the County of Stirling; of the Gentlemen and 
Farmers, Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Neighbour- 
hood of Bofton, in the County of Lincoln, ineeneied in the 
growth and fale of Corn; of the Naoblemen, Gentlemen, 
Clergy, Freeholders, and Landholders of the County and 
City of Kilkenny ; and of feveral Noblemen and Gentlemen, 
Heritors of the County of Roxburgh,-13. Of Gentlemen, 
Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Limerick, 16. Of 
the ‘Millers of the Town of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, and the 
Counties of Northumberland and Durham, 17. Of Land- 
holders of Wigtown, 20. Of Land Proprietors, Farmers, and 
others of the County and Town of Wexford, 27. Of Mer- 
chants of the City of Limerick, 3 JUNE. Of Millers refident 
in the County of Norfolk, 6. Referred to a Select Com- 
mitte, 6. Vide infra. 

Motion, that it is expedient that the Exportation of Corn, 
Grain, Meal, Malt, and Flour, fhould be permitted without 
payment of Duty, and without receiving any Bounty what- 
ever, and Debate thereon adjourned, 2 May. Refumed; 
Motion referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe; Acts 
referred, and Motion confidered; Refolutions reported ; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; Refolutions to be 
printed, 5 May. ‘ean 0h further confidered ; Firft Refolu- 
tion agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 13. Videinfra. Fur- 
ther Confideration of Report, deferred, ibid. Report further 
confidered, and re-committed, 16.. Confidered, 17. Refolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 18. 
Vide infra. 

ermit the Exportation of Corn, Grain, Meal, 
Malt, and Flour, without payment of Duty, or receiving 
Bounty ; Ordered, 13 May. Prefented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for fecond reading; to be printed, 16; Bill com- 
mitted, 18. Confidered, 19. Reported, to be ingroffed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 20. Paffed, 23. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 14 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 


Bill to regulate the Importation of Corn, and the Duties 
payable thereon ; Ordered, 18 May. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 19. Committed, 20. 
Confidered, 23. Bill reported; Day appointed for further 
confidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 24. Fur- 
ther confideration of Report put off for Six Months, 6 June. 


Petitions againft the above Bill; viz. From Bath, 2¢ 
May. Of Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh 
of Annan, 24. Of feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Ste- 
venfton; of the Town and Parifh of Kilwinning; of the 
Borough and Town of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; of 
the Town and Parifh of Kirkintilloch; of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Dudley; and of the Town of Ludlow; 
of the refident Magiftrates and Inhabitants of the Town and 
Borough of Droitwich; of the Mayor and Burgefles of the 
Town and County of the Town of Nottingham; of the 
Mayor, Aldermen, Citizens and Inhabitants of the City of 
Worcetter; of the Portreeve and Inhabitants of Afhburton; 
of feveral Houfeholders and Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of the Town of Nottingham, and the Neighbourhood 
thereof; of feveral Freeholders, Ship Owners, Merchants, 
Traders, and other Inhabitants of the Town of South Shields, 
in the County of Durham, and its Vicinity; and of the 
Clergy and other Inhabitants of the Parifh of Darlafton; 
1 JUNE. Of the Bailiff, Burgeffes, Freemen and Inhabi- 
tants of the Borough and Town of Chippenham; of the 
Inhabitants of the Diftriét of Leven, Dumbartonfhire, em- 
loyed in the different branches of Linen and Calico Print- 
ing; of the Corporation of Wrights in the City of Glafgow ; 
of feveral Merchants, Manufaéturers, Traders, and Inhabi- 
tants of the Towns of Manchefter and Salford; of feveral 
Inhabitants of the Parifh of Afhton-under-Line; of the 
Town of Mansfield; of the Borough of Macclesfield; and 
of the Town of Nantwich, and the refpeétive Neighbour- 
hoods thereof; of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Inhabitants of 
the Borough and Parifh of Barnftaple; of feveral Inhabi- 
tants of the Parifh of Beckington, in the County of Somerfet; 
and of the Town of Ipfwich; of the Churchwardens, Over- 
fecrs of the Poor, Veftrymen, and Inhabitants of the Pasith 


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INDEX ¢o the StxtTy-NINTH VOLUME. 


of Saint Mary Whitechapel ; of the Rector, Churchwardens, 
Overfeers, Truftees, and Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint 
George, in the County of Middlefex; of the Rector, 
Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, and Inhabitants of 
the Parifh of Saint Dunftan Stepney; of feveral Merchants, 
Traders, and Inhabitants of the Borough of King’s Lynn; 
of the Mayor, Aldermen, Commonalty, Freemen, and Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Hertford; of feveral Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Cirencefier; of the Mayor, Matters and 
Counfellors, Birgaiies and Inhabitants of the ancient Bo- 
rough of Totnes; of feveral Inhabitants of the ‘Town of 
Northampton ; of the Bailiff, Capital Burgefles, and Inhabi- 
tants of the Borough of Leomintter; of feveral Manufac- 
turers, Traders, and Inhabitants of the Town of Leicefter ; 
of feveral Houfeholders and Inhabitants of Leicefter and its 
Vicinity ; of the Churchwardens, Overfeers, Governors and 
DireGors of the Poor, Veftrymen, and Inhabitants of the 
Parifh of Saint Matthew Bethnal Green; of feveral Inha- 
bitants of the Precinét of Saint Katharine, near the Tower 
of London; of the Mayor, Aldermen, .Burgefles ‘and Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Saint Alban; of feveral [nhabi- 
tants of the Towns of Portimouth and Portfea; of the 
Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the Town and 
County of the Town of Southampton, and its Neighbour- 
hood ; of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough and Parifh of 
Bideford; of the Borough and Parifh of Wilton; of 
Hinckley, in the County of Leicefter; and of the Villages 
of Barlefton ; Earl Shilton; and Barwell, in the County of 
Leicefter ; of the Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, 
and Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Luke, in the County 
of Middlefex; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Czpital Burgefles, 
and Inhabitants of the Borough of Stafford; of the Mayor, 
approved Men, and Inhabitants of the Town of Guildford ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough of Shatton, otherwife 
Shaftetbury ; and of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of 
the City of London, in Common Hall affembled; 3. Of feveral 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Abingdon; of 
the Parifh of Abbotfhall ; and of Alton ; of feveral Gentlemen, 
Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the Townfhip 
of Alverthorpe with Thornes; of feveral Inhabitants of the 
Town of Arundel; of Barnfley; of the Parith of Batley; 
and of the Town of Beverley; of the Mayor, Aldermen, and 
Burgefies of the Town of Beverley; of feveral Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Bewdley; of the Clergy, Freeholders, 
Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the Parith of 
Birfial; of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Iphabi- 
tants of the Town of Bifhop Aukland, and its Vicinity; of 
feveral Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the 
Towns of Great and Little Bolton, and the furrounding 


Neighbourhood ; of the Clergy, Gentlemen, Merchants, Ma- * 


nufacturers, and Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Bradford, in the County of York; of feveral Inhabitants 
of the Parifh of Bradford, in the County of Wilts; of the 
Borough of Bridport; of the Town and Parifh of Bromf- 
grove; of the Clergy, Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, and Inhabitants of the Town of Burnley; of the 
Houfeholders and Inhabitants of the Town of Bury, in 
the County Palatine of Lancafter; of feveral Inhabitants of 
the Borough of Bury Saint Edmunds, in the County of 
Suffolk ; of the Guild-Stewards, Burgefles, and Inhabitants 
of the ancient Borough and Town of Calne, and its Vicinity ; 
of the Gentlemen, Manufac¢turers, and other Inhabitants 
of the City of Carlile; of feveral Inhabitants of the 
Village of Catrine, and its Vicinity; of Chatham; of the 
City of Chefter; of the City of Chichefter, and its Vicinity ; 
and of the Parifh of Chrift Church, in the County of 
Surrey; of the Rector, Churchwardens, Overfeers of the 
Poor, and Inhabitants of the Parifh of Chrift Church, 
Spitalfields; of feveral Inhabitants of the Town and Parifh 
of Collumpton; of the Borough of Congleton; of the Town 
and Parifh of Crediton; and of the Ward of Cripplegate- 
Without, London; of feveral Inhabitant Houfeholders of 
the Ward of Cripplegate Within, in the City of London; 
of feveral Gentlemen, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the 
Town of Darlington, and its Vicinity; of feveral Houtfe- 
keepers and Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood 
of Derby; of the Clergy, Merchants, and Inhabitants of 
Dewfbury; of the Bailiffs and other Inhabitants of the 
Town and Liberties of Ellefmere; of the Mayor and Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Evefham; of the Mayor, Alder- 
men, and Inhabitants of the City of Exeter; of feveral 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Godalming ; 
of feveral Houfeholders and Inhabitants of the Town 
of Gofport, and Parifh of Alverftoke; of the Clergy, 
Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of 
the Town and Parifh of Halifax; of the Magiftrates and 
Town Council of the Burgh of Hamilton, in the County of 
Lanark, and feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Hamilton ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of Hammerfmith; of the Aldermen, 
Common Burgeffes, and Inhabitants of Hartlepool ; of the 
Bailiff and [nhabitants of the Borough and Parith of Hafle- 
mere ; of feveral Manufacturers, Merchants, Traders, Bur- 
gefles, and Inhabitants of the Town and Burgh of Hawick ; 
of feveral Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, Manufacturers 
and Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Hud- 
dersfield ; of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough and Parith 
. of Hungerford, and its Vicinity; and of ‘the Borough of 


[1813-14, 


Ilchefter ; of feveral Houfekeepers' and Inhabitants of [I- 
kefton; of the Clergy, Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufac- 
turers, and Inhabitants of the Town and Parifh of Keighley; 
of feveral Inhabitants of Kettering; of the Bailiff, Juftice, 
Aldermen, Common Council, and Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Kidderminfter; of feveral Inhabitants of the Town of 
hilmarnock ; of the Bailitis, Juftices, Churchwardens, and 
Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood ef Kingfton- 
upon-Thames; of the Clergy, Gentlemen, Manufacturers, 
and Inhabitants of the Burgh of Kirkby in Kendal; of 
feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Knarefborough; of the 
Borough of Lanark, and its Vicinity; of the Borough of 
Langport Eaftover, and its Vicinity; of the Borough of 
Leeds ; of the Conftables, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the 
ancient Borough of Lewes; of the Gentlemen, Clergy, 
Merchants, and other Inhabitants of the Town of Liverpool ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of Loughborough, and its Environs ; 
of the Borough of Malmetbury, and adjoining Neighbour- 
hood; of the Town of Margate; of feveral Houfeholders 
and Inhabitants of the Pariih of, Mauchline; of feveral 
Inhabitants of Melbourn; of the Parith of Merthyr Tydvil; 
and of the Townfhip of Middlewich, and its Vicinity ; of feveral 
Houfeholders and Inhabitants of the Borough of Newbury, 
and its Vicinity; of feveral Inbabitants of the Borough of 
Newcaftle-under-Lyme ; of the Borough of Newport, in the 
Ifle of Wight, and its Vicinity ; and of the City of New 
Sarum, and Clofe of the fame; of the Conftable, Houfe- 
holders, and Inhabitants of the Borough of New Shoreham ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of the City of Norwich ; of the Clergy, 
Gentlemen, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the Parith of 
Nuneaton ; of feveral Inhabitants of Oldham ; of the Traders, 
Mechanics, Labourers, and Inhabitants of the City of 
Oxford; of the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Commonalty of the 
City of Oxford; of the Bankers, Merchants, Manuiac- 
turers, and Cotton Spinners of the Town of Paifley; of 
feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Paifley, and its Neigh- 
bourhood; of feveral Burgefles and Inhabitants of the 
City and Suburbs of Perth; of feveral Houfeholders and 
Inhabitants of the Town of Plymouth Dock, and Parifh 
of Stoke Damerel; of feveral Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Plymouth ; of the Burgh of Barony of Pollokfhaws, 
and Parifh of Eaftwood; of the Town and County of 
Poole ; of the Borough of Reading; of Ringwood; of the 
Parifh of Road; and of the Town and Neighbourhood of 
Rochdale ; of feveral Freemen and Inhabitants of the City 
of Rochefter; of feveral Inhabitants of the Liberty of the 
Rolls; of the Magiftrates and Common Council of the 
Burgh of Rutherglen; of the Geutlemen, Clergy, Mer- 
chants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants of the Parifh of 
Saddleworth; of feveral Inhabitants and Parifl..oners of 
the United Parifhes of Saint Andrew Holborn above the 
Bars, and Saint George the Martyr, in the County of 
Middlefex ; of the Churchwardens, Ovevieers of the Poor, 
and Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Botolph without 
Aldgate, in the County of Middlefex; of feveral Inha- 
bitants of the Parifh of Saint Bridget otherwife Bride, in 
the City of London; of the Parifh of Saint Clement Danes, 
in the County of Middlesex; and of the Parifh of Saint 
Giles Camberwell; of feveral Inhabitants and ‘ Parifhien- 
ers of the Parifh of Saint James Clerkenwell; of the 
Churchwardens, Overfeers, and Inhabitants of the Parifh 
of Saint Leonard Shoreditch; of feveral Inhabitants of 
the Parifh of Saint Luke Chelfea; of the Churehwardens 
and other Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Mary Ifling- 
ton; of the Churchwardens, Sidesmen, Overfeers of the 
Poor, and Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Mary Mag- 
dalen Bermondfey ; of feveral Inhabitants of the Parifh of 
Saint Mary Newington; of the Churchwardens and other 
Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Mary Stoke Newing- 
ton; of feveral Inhabitants of Saint Mary Stratford Bow ; 
of feveral Houfeholders and Inhabitants of the Parifhes of 
Saint Thomas a Becket in the Cliffe, Saint John the Baptifé 
in Southover and Southmalling; of feveral Merchants, 
Manufacturers, Traders, and Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Sheffield; of feveral Inhabitants of the 
Town and Vicinity of Shepton Mallet; of the Town of 
Somerton, and Places adjacent; of feveral EleGors and 
Inhabitants of the ancient Town and Borough of Southwark ; 
of feveral Manutaéturers of Earthenware in Staffordfhire ; 
of feveral Inhabitants of the Town of Stockport and the 
Hamlets adjacent; and of Strathaven, Glasford, and 
Chapleton; of feveral Owners and Cultivators of Land in 
the County of Surrey; of feveral Inhabitants of the Town 
of Taunton ; of the Borough of Tewkefbury ; of Tiverton; 
of Tredegar and Sirhowy Iron Works, in the County 
of Monmouth; of the Parifhes of Upway, Broadway, 
Winterborne Monckton, Bincombe, Winterborne Saint 
Martin, and Radipole, in the County of Dorfet; of 
the Parifh of Uttoxeter; of the Mayor, Capital Bur- 
geffes, Affiftants and Inhabitants of the Borough and 
Town of Wareham; of Whitchurch, and its Vicinity; and 
of the City and Suburbs of Winchefter ; of the Bailitis and 
Inhabitants of the Town of Witney, and _ its Vicinity; of 
several Inhabitants of the Townfhips of Wolverhampton, 
Bilfton, Willenhall, and Wednesfield, in the Parifh of 
Wolverhampton; and of the Portreeve and Burgefles of 
Yeovil, and other Inhabitants of that Town and Neigh- 

bourhood ; 








bourhood ; 6. Referred to a Seleé&amp;t Committee, ibid. Vide 

infra. 

. ben, PS prefented in the prefent Seffion upon the fubject 
of the Corn Laws ; Referred to a Select Committee, to confider 
of fo much thereof as relates to the Trade in Foreign Corn, 
and the Duties payable thereon; to report Obfervations ; to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records ; Five to be the Quorum; 
to report Minutes of Evidence from time to time, 6 JUNE. 
Other Petitions, referred, 7. 8.9. 10. Committee to fit not- 
withftanding adjournment, 10. Other Petitions referred, 13. 
16.23. Report to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 26. 

— Vide Accounts. 

Vide Lords. Quefitons Neg. Scotland. 

Corn Mills. Vide London. 

Corruption of Blood. Vide Treafon. 

Corfham ; Petition for a Bill for building a new Church for that 
Parifh ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 

Cottingham cum Middleton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Bill ordered, 15 Nov. Petition of Mrs. Medlycott and 
others ; to lie upon the Table, 16. Bill prefented, and read, 
17. Petition of Owners of Eftates, againft ; to lie upon the 
Table till Second Reading ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 25 APR. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
2 Mary. 

Cotton, Lieutenant General Sir Stapleton. Vide Combermere. 
Regent. Wellington. 

-—-— Vide Accounts. 

Cotton Trade; Petition from Manchefter, refpecting the Cotton 
‘Trade; to lie upon the Table, 6 JULY. 

Counfel to be heard on Second Reading of Bills, 22 Nov.— 
25 ApR—3 May.——Before Select Committees on Bills, 
22 Nov.—8 Drc.—21 MAR. 24. 28.—5 APR.—12 May. 
—27 JUNE.—On further confidering Reports, 25 APR. 
—24 May.—24 JUNE. 

———— 'l'o be heard before Committees of the whole Houfe, 
26 APR.—2 May. 17. 20.—1 JUNE. 30.—25 JULY.—— 
Heard, 26 APR.—3 JUNE. 9. 14. 30. 

— ‘l'o be heard before Select Committees, 6 May. 10. 16. 
6 JUNE. 29.—18 JULY. 

County Bridges ; Bill to explain Act 43 Geo. III. c. 59, for the 
more eafy affefiing and collecting thereof; Ordered ; pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to 
be printed; 17 May. Committed, 20. Confidered ; re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
24. Pafled, 25. By the Lords, with Amendments, 6 JULY. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 8. Royal Affent, 14. 

County Fire Office; Petition for a Bill to enable them to fue in 
the Name of their Managing Director ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 26. Prefented, 
and read, ibid. Committed, 30. Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
10 Dec. Pafled, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 

‘ Affent, 20. 

County Rates; Bill to amend A&amp; 12 Geo. IT. c. 29, for the more 
eafy affeiling and collecting thereof; Ordered, 12 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Committed; confidered ; reported; further Confidera- 
tion of Report put off for Three Months; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed ; 13. 

County Records ; Motion fer Leave to bring in a Bill to enable 
Juftices of the Peace to provide proper Places for the depofit- 
ing and preferving the Public Records, &amp;c.; withdrawn, 

/ 9 JUNE. 

Coupar Roads. Vide Dundee. 

Courage Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nor. Prefented, and read, 23 MAR. Committed, 1 APR. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 5 May. Pafled, 9. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 8 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed 

_ to,10. Royal Affent, 17. 

Cove, Auguftus ; Petition ftating his cafe; to lie upon the 
Table, 25 APR. 

Coventry. Vide Artificers. 

Corheath Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Committed, 
6 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23 May. The Re- 
gent’s Confent fignified, and Bill pafled, 3 JUNE. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 13. Confidered, and agreed to, 
15. Royal Affent, 17. 

Creditors. Vide Scotland. 

Crewkerne Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nor. Prefented, and read; 17 Dec. Committed, 
21 Mar. Reported; to be ingrofled; 6 May. Paffed, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 27. 

Crickhowell; Petition for a Bill to enlarge ‘Term and Powers 
of Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered; prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Committed, 
1 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 21. Paffed, 25. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 12 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Cricklade Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Pretented, and read, 21 MAR..Committed, 3 May. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 23. Pafled, 25. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 16 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Criminais; Bill to procure Returns relating thereto; Ordered, 

6 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; tobe printed; ibid. Committed, 11. Committee 

deferred, 12. Bin confidered, 13. Reported; to be in- 


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1813-14.] INDEX ¢o the StxtTy-NINTH VOLUME. 


pa Day appointed for Third Reading; 14. Paffed, 15. 

y the Lords, with Amendments, 28. Confidered ; further 
Confideration put off for Three Months, Nem. Con. 29. 

———— Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Supply. 

Crofton Roads. Vide Burford. 

Crown Lands. Vide Land Revenue. 

Crumpsall Road. Vide Manchester. 

Cumberland Roads. Vide Longtown. 

————— Inclofures. Vide Ainftable. Allonby. Bewaldeth. 
Bewcastle. Braithwaite. Broughton. Caldbeck. Clifton. 
Greyfouthen. Renwick. 


Cumner and Wytham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill 
ordered, 18 Nov. Petition read again ; Order of Leave for 
Bill, read, and difcharged ; Bills ordered thereupon; 28 Mar. 
Vide infra. 

—_—_——_—__—_———. Bill for inclofing Lands in Cumner; Or- 
dered, 28 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
6 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 9 May. Pafled, 16. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Bill for inclofing Lands in Wytham ; Or- 
dered, 28 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
6 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 5 May. Pafled, 13. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Custom Houfe. Vide Accounts. 

Customs; Act 49 Geo. III. c. 98, for repealing the Duties of 
Cuftoms in Great Britain, and granting other Duties in lieu 
thereof; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 24 Mar. Confidered, 25. Refolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 28. Vide Salt. 

—-— A&amp;cts for granting additional Duties of Cuftoms on cer- 
tain Articles ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 2 May. Committee deferred, 6. Adis confidered, 
9. Refolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered there- 
upon; 10. Vide infra. 

-_—— Bill to continue certain Temporary or War Duties of 
Cuftoms ; Ordered, 10 May. Prefented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 13. Committed, 16. Con- 
fidered, 17. Reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 18.. Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 
25. Royal Aifent, 27. 

—-— Act 53Geo.III. c. 33, for granting additional Duties 
of Cuftoms ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 4 May. Confidered, 5. Refolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 6. Vide infra. 

— Bill to alter the mode of declaring the Value of Goods 

imported into, or exported from Great Britain; Ordered, 

6 May. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; 5 JuLy. Bill committed, 6. Confidered, 11. 

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

ing; 12. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 

Affent, 23. 

— Vide Accounts. Brandy. Ireland. Madder. Salt. 
Supply. 

Cufioms and Excife; Bill to empower the Commiffioners of the 
Treafury to reftore Seizures, &amp;c.; Ordered, 19 JULY. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. 
Committed, 20. Confidered, 21. Reported, 22. Third 

_ Reading deferred, 23. Bill paffed, 25. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 





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54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


PPALHOUSTE, Lieutenant General, Earl of. Vide Wellington. 

~~ Dalfion Roads. Vide Hackney. 

Darlington and Weft Auckland Roads ; Petition for a Bill to en- 

_ large Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 1 Mar. Pretented, and 
read, ibid.. Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
4 APR. Pafled, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal 
Affent, 4 May. 

Vide alfo Cockerton Bridge. 

Dartford; Petition for a Bill for lighting and improving that 
Town ; Referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 13 Dec. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 25. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16 May. Pafled, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords, 16 JULY. Royal Affent, 17. 

Dartmouth; Petition for a Bill for building a Market Houfe 
in that Borough ; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nor. 

Deanhead Inclofure. Vide Longwood. 

Debates; Adjourned,2 May. Retumed, 5 May. 

Motion for adjourning a Debate, withdrawn, 5 JULY. 

Vide Queftions Neg. 

Debentures. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

De Berenger, Charles Random, Baron; Petition ftating his 
Cafe ; 'T'o lie upon the Table, 20 May. Motions, that a Se- 
cret Committee be appointed to enquire into the Circum- 
ftances connected with the Detention of Charles Random de 
Berenger, now a Prifoner in His Majefiy’s Gaol of Newgate, 
and for reading the other Orders of the Day; withdrawn, 
ibid. Motion for appointing a Committee, Neg. 23. 

—— Vide Cochrane. M‘Rae. Queftions Neg. 

Debt National. Vide Accounts. Ways and Means, and Bills 
in Supply. 

Debtors ; Petitions refpecting A&amp; of laft Seffion for the Relief 

of Infolyent Debtors in England, and complaining of their 

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INDEX 120 the S1xtTy- 


Diftrefs, and praying Relief; viz. Fleet Prifon, 11 Nov. 
Cafile Rufhen, 12. King’s Bench 16. Marfhalfea, 20. Bed- 
ford, 22. Foreigners in King’s Bench and Fleet Prifons, ibid. 
Lancafter, 23. Oakham and Winchefter Gaols, 24. Lan- 
cafier, 25. King’s Bench, ibid. Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, Dor- 
chefter, 26. Gloucefter, Giltfpur-ftreet and Poultry Compters, 
and Liverpool Gaol, 29. Berks, Worcefter, and Briftol, 30. 
_ Newgate, 1 Dec. York, 3. King’s Bench, 20. Carrick- 
fergus,24 Mar. Newgate, 18 APR. Fleet, Montgomery, 
21. Norwich, 25. Bodmin, Ilchefter, Oxford, Caftle Ru- 
fhen, Saint Thomas’s Ward Exeter, and Bedford, 26. Dur- 
ham and Surrey, 29. Rothwell, 2 May. Stafford, 5.» Salop, 

~ 47. Ruthin, 15 JUNE. Monmouth, 27. York, 8 JULY. 
Iichefter and Fifherton, 18. Hereford, 20. Warwick, 25. 
James Heddon, 30. 

—— Bill from Lords, to amend A&amp; 53 Geo. III. for Relief 
of Infolvent Debtors in England; Read; to be printed ; 
2 Dec. Committed, 3. Confidered, 4. Reported with an 
Amendment; amended ; and agreed to; Claufes added, and 
another Amendment made; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 6. Pafled with Amendments, 7. Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 9. Royal Affent, 10. 

——- Bill from Lords, for the Relief of certain Infolvent 
Debtors in England; Read, 3 DEc. Committed; Bill to be 
printed; 4. Confidered,6. Bill re-committed ; confidered, 
and reported, with Amendments; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 7. Paffed, with Amendments, 8. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 14. 

——— Vide Dover Debtors. Freehold Eftates. Ireland. Mefne 
Procefs. 

Delamere Foreft Inclofure; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 21 Mar. Prefented, and read, 22. Com- 
mitted, 28. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16 May. ‘The 
Regent’s Confent fignified, and Bill pafled, 20. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Denbigh Roads. Vide Ruthin. 

Inclofures. Vide Llanrhaiadar. 

Dent Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nor. 

—— Vide Kirthwaite. 

Deptford, Saint Paul; Petition for a Bill for the better Relief 
and Employment of the Poor of that Parish; Referred to a 
Committee, 19 Nov. 

Derby Roads. Vide Gloffop. Heage. 

-—— Inclofures. Vide Brampton. 

Vide Artificers. 

Derby and Leicefter Roads ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 12 Nor. 

Deritend Bridge; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Powers of A&amp; ; 
Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Billordered; 
17. Prefented, andread, 23. Committed, 29. Reported; 
to be ingrofled; 9 Dec. Pafled, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Deftituie, Refuge for. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Devon; Petition for a Bill for making a new and equal County 
Rate for that County; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 21 Mar. Bill prefented, and read ; 
Petitions, againft, from Yealmpton, Egg Buckland, North 
Huith, and Stokegabriel, againft; To lie upon the Table, 22. 
Petitions from Wefton Peverel, againit;' To lie upon the 
Table, 30. Petitions from Plymouth, and fromm Holbeton, 
Churfton Ferrers, and Ermington, againft; To lie upon the 
Table, 4 APR. Petitions from Combintinhead, and Plymp- 

~ ton Saint Mary, againft ; To lie upon the Table, 25. Petition 
from Barnftaple, againft; To lie upon the Table, 27. Pe- 
tition, in favour, 29. Petitions of the Mayor, Aldermen, 
Capital Burgesses, and Inhabitants, of the Borough Town and 
Manor of Bideford; and of feveral Inhabitants and Payers 
to the Rates of the Parifhes of Littleham, Frithelftock, 
Plymttock, Barrington, Satterleigh, Romanfleigh, Alverdif- 
cott, Beaford, Hunthaw, George, Rvenpena, High Bickington, 
Pilton, Cullompton, Farway, and Wett Worlington, all in the 
County of Devon, againft; To lie upon the Table, 3 May. 
Of Inhabitants and Payers to the Rates of the Parifhes of 
Bithops Tawton, Clift Honiton, Marwood, Northam, Saint 
Thomas the Apoftle, Swimbridge, Yarnscombe, W ear Gifford, 
Saint Giles, Wolfardiswo ‘thy, Peters Marland, Petrockfiow, 


Withycombe Rawleigh, Sheepwith, Culmftock, my 


Sidmouth, Whimple, Afhbury, Great Torrington, Cole- 
brooke, Parkham, Buckland Brewer, Chittlehampton, Otter 
St. Mary, Little Torrington, Sidbury, Newton Pop Lafond, 
Mamhead, Bicton, Dawlifh, Cornworthy, Sheldon, Farway, 
Abottfkerfwell, Salcombe, Townftall, Stoke Fleming, Staver- 
_ ton, Newton St. Cyres, Abbots Bickington, Landcrass, 
Braunton, Warkleigh, Landkey, Langtree, Newton Tracey, 
Athreigney, Burlescombe, Eatt Budleigh, Brixham, Faring- 
don, + ince Dittisham, Woodbury, Ven Ottery, Harp- 
ford, Buckland, Filleigh, Branfcombe, Litdeham and Ex- 
mouth, Hartland, Tawftock, Hemyock, Otterton, and Wil- 
Jand, all in the County of Devon, againft; To lie upon 
the Table, 4. Petitions of Owners or Occupiers of Lands 
in Parifhes over-rated in the County Rate for the County 
of Devon; of Payers to the present unequal County 
Rate for the faid County; and of Parifhioners of the Pa- 
xithes of Werrington, Combmartin, Eaft Buckland, Ather- 


NINTH VoLuME. [1813-14 


ington, Berrynarbor, Bridford, Challacombe, Charles, Rewe, 
Northpetherwin, Belfton, Wolfardifworthy, Stoke Rivers, 
Sheepwath, Puddington, Heanton Punchardon, Nymet Row- 
land, and Bridgrule, in favour; To lie upou the Table, 5. 
Petitions of Inhabitants and Payers to the Rates in the Pa- 
rifhes of Stoke Damerel, Yarcombe, Halberton, Colyton, Git- 
tifham, Crediton, Broadhembury, Kilmington, Sandford, 
Thorncombe, Axmouth, Upline, Membury, Axminfter, Uff- 
culme, Combrawleigh, Luppitt, Shute, Seaton aud Beer 
Merton, and Mufbury, againft; To lie upon the Table, 5. Of 
Inhabitants of Honiton and Monckton, and Magiftrates of 
Devon, againft ; Petitions from the Parifhes of Parracombe, 
Challacombe, Braunton Weft, Down, and Martinhoe, in fa- 
vour ; Tolie upon the Table, 6. Bill committed ; Committee 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; ibid. Petitions 
from the Parifhes of Barrington, Meavy, Wembworthy, 
Shipfter, Eggerford, Northtawton and Bampton, Landholders 
and Payers to the County Rates for Devon, in favour; To 
lie upon the Table; all to have Voices; 13. Petition from 
Welcombe and South Bans, againft; Referred, and Counfel 
ordered, 16. Petition of Magitirates af Devon, againft; Re- 
ferred, and Countel ordered, 17. 

Roads. Vide Chard. Plymouth and Brent. 
molton. ‘Totnes and Newton Abbott. 

Inclofures. Vide Hemiock. Yarcombe. 

Vide Accounis. 

—_ Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 + 1OV. 

Difpofition of Money. Vide Accounts. 

Difs Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nor. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. Committed, 21, 
Petition of Land Owners, againft; Referred; Counfel or- 
dered; Voices; 29. Bill reported; to be ingroffed; 6 APR. 
Pafied, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Aflent, 
4 MAY. 

Dijiillers. Vide Spirits. 

Dijiillery. Vide Accounts. 

Dividends. Vide Accounts. 

Docks. Vide Harbours. 

Dominica. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Dorchefter Writ; 4 APR. 

Vide Debtors. 

~— Square; Petition for a Bill for the Improvement thereof; 

eferred to a Committee, 16 Nov. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 18. Prefented, and read, 19. Committed, 26. Re- 
ported ; to be ingroffed; 8 Dec. Pafled,9. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 
Inclofures. Vide &lt;Alcefter. 
Tarrant. Keinjton. 

Dover Debtors; Bill for the Relief of the Poor Debtors con- 
fined within the Gaol of Dover Caftle; Ordered, prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 22 Mar. Com; 
mitted, 23. Confidered; reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther confidering Keport ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 
24. Further Confideration deferred, 26 APR.—2 May. Bill 
re-committed, and confidered, 9. Report deferred, 10. 12, 
Bill reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 13. Paffed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 27, 
Royal Affent, 17 JUNE. 

Dover Harbour, Vide Accounts. 

Downham Market, Church; Petition for Leave to prefent a 
Petition for a Bill for raifing Money for paying the Expenfes 
of repairing the Church of that Parifh; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 Mar. Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
fented; referred to a Committee, 23. Reported; Bill or- 
dered ; 25. Prefented, and read, 28. Petition of Inhabitants, 
againft; to lie upon the Table, 22 4PR. Second Reading 
deferred, 22. 

Droits of Admiralty. Vide Accounts. 

Drybeck and Netherhoff Lands. Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Referred to a Committee, 18 Novy. Reported; Report to 
lie upon the Table, 19. Read again; Leave granted to give 
Notice of the Application ; Bill ordered ; Committee to re- 
port on Notice, 22. 

Dublin. Vide Ireland. 

Duffield Road. Vide Heage. 

Dumbells Fithery. Vide Merfey. 

Duncan. Vide Printers. 

Dunchurch Roads. Vide Old Stratford. 

Dunéton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. 

Dundas Robert; Bill from Lords to diffolve his Marriage with 
Jane Rollo his Wife, 20 JuLy. Read, ibid. Committed ; 
Inftruétion for Counfel and Witneffes; 25. Confidered ; and 
reported with Amendments; agreed to; 26. Pafled with 
Amendments, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 30. Royal 
Affent, 30. 

Dundalk. Vide Artificers. 

Dundee Harbour ; Petition for a Bill for improving the fame; 
Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. 

——— and Coupar Road ; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 
Ac&amp;t; Referred to a Committee, 17 Norv. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table, 13 Dec. head again; Leave granted 
to give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered; Committee 

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to report on Notices, 14. Bill prefented, and read, 23 Mar. 
Committed, 21 4PR. Reported; to be ingroffed, 2 May. 
Paffed, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 

Dunmore Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Dunsby Lane Road. Vide Lincoln. 

Dunftable and Hockliffe Road; Petition for a Bill to continue 
and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered, 24 Mar. Prefented, and read,25. Com- 
mitted, 4 APR. Reported ; to be ingroffed, 26 May. Patfled, 
20. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Durham Writs, 4 Nor. 22. 

Roads. Vide Cockerton Bridge, Darlington, Gates- 





head. 
Inclofures. Vide Gateshead, Woodland. 
Vide Debtors. 


Durrington Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 25 Mar. Committed, 12 

. May. Reported; to be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 8 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 

Dutch Colonies ; Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to con- 
fider of permiting a Trade between the United Provinces and 
the Dutch Colonies, 16 May. Committee deferred, 17. Mat- 
ter confidered ; Reported ; Bill ordered, 18. Prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 20. Comunitted, 
23. Confidered, 24. Reported; to be ingrofled ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 25. Third Reading deferred, 26. 
27.—1 JUNE. 3.6. Bill pafled, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Affent, 17. 

Duxford Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
i8 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. 


Dyfon, Mr. Vide Addrefs. Clerk of the Houfe. 








54 Geo. Il. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


WARTHENWARE. Vide Accounts. 
Eaft Bradenham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Com- 
mitted,6 APR. Reported ; to be ingrofled ; 20 May. Paffed, 
23. Agreed to by the Lords, 13 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 
Eafi Iifey Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nor. 
Eafti India; A&amp;s impofing Duties of Cuftoms on Goods, 
* Wares, and Merchandize, imported from the Eaft Indies; To 
be confidered in a‘Committee of the whole Houfe, 15 Nov. 
Committee deferred, 16. Confidered, 17. Refolutions re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 18. Vide 
wfra. Refolutions to be printed, 18. 
-— Bill for repealing the faid Duties, and granting 
other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 18 Nov. Prefented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 
printed ; 19. Committed, 25. Inftruction for charging cer- 
tain Duties of Culioms on Eaft India Sugar imported, 29. 
Committee deferred, zbid. Bill confidered ; reported ; om 
appointed for further confidering Report ; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 30. Further Confideration deferred, 2 DEc. 
Bill re-committed; Inftru€@tion for altering the Period of 
making up and prefenting certain Accounts; 6. Bill con- 
fidered ; reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 2bid. Third Reading deferred, 8. Bill paffed, 9. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 

AG 53 Geo. III. c. 155, for continuing in the Eaft 
India Company the Poffeflion of the Britifh Territories in 
India, &amp;c.; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 29 Nov. Confidered; reported; Bill ordered; 30. 
Vide infra. 

Bill for the further Regulation of the Trade of the 
Eaft India Company; Ordered, 30 Nov. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 
ibid. Committed, 1 Dec. Committee deferred, 2. 6. Bill 
confidered, 9. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 10. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 
fo much of Act 53 Geo. IIL. c.155, as authorizes the ufe of 
Eaft India-built Ships, 4 Dec. Confidered; reported, and 
Bill ordered; 6. Vide infra. 

Bill to extend the Period for allowing Importations 

from, and Exportations to, the Places within the Limits of the 
Charter of the Eaft India Company, in Ships not of Britifh- 
built; Ordered, 6 DEc. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; zbid. Committed, 7. Confidered ; 
reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 8. Paffed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 
Affent, 17. 
Mr. Speaker acquaints the Houfe, that the Clerk 
had prepared, and laid upon the Table, a Lift of Members 
Names who had delivered in Lifts for the Eaft India Judi- 
cature, 8 Dec. Act read; Lifts laid upon the Table; taken 
out of the Covers and put into a Box; Committee appointed 
to examine them; Five to be the Quorum; 9. Report, 10. 

Petitions relating to Eaft India-built Ships; viz. From 
Shipbuilders of London, 21 MarR. Shipwrights, &amp;c. of 
London, 23. Agents of Ship Owners in the Eaft Indies, 31. 
Referred to a Select Committee, ibid. Vide infra. 





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VoL. 69. Sess, 1813-14. 


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—— A&amp; 53 


Petitions of the Shipbuilders and others interefted 


in the Building and Equipment of Ships; and alfo the Pe- 


tition of the Agents of Owners of Ships built in the Eaft 
Indies; Referred to a Select Committee ; to report Obferva- 
tions from Time to Time; to fend for Perfons, Papers, and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; to adjourn from Time to 
Time, and to fit during the Sitting, and notwithfianding any 
Adjournment of the Houfe; 31 Mar. Account referred, 
4 APR. Petition of Rope Makers of London; to lie upon 
the Table, 5. Members added, ibid. 6. Petition of Rope 
Makers, read again, and referred, 6. Petition of Mr. 
Wigram; referred, ibid. Petitions from Merchants of Ply- 
mouth; Ship Owners of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne; and Ship 
Owners of Kirkaldy; referred, 18. Papers prefented in the 
laft Seflion, relating to Shipping and Navigation ; referred, 21. 
Accounts referred, 25. Petitions from Shipbuilders of Lan- 
cafier, and Sailmakers of London; referred, ibid. Petition 
of Merchants, &amp;c. of Hull; referred, 26. Committee to 
report Minutes of Evidence from Time to Time; ibid. Firft 
Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 
ibid. Second Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and 
be printed, 27. Petition of Shipbuilders of Bideford and 
Barnftaple ; referred, ibid. Third Report of Minutes ; to lie 
upon the Table, and be printed, 28. Fourth Report of 
Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 3 May. 
Petition from Sunderland ; referred, 4. Fifth Report of Mi- 


. hutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, ibid. Accounts 


referred, zhid. Sixth Report of Minutes; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 5. Seventh Report of Minutes; to 
lie upon the Table, and be printed, 6. Eighth Report of 
Minutes ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 10. Petition 
from Whitehaven; referred, 12. Ninth Report of Minutes ; 
to lie upon the Table, and be ‘printed, ibid. Tenth Report 
of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 13. 
Eleventh Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be 
egy 17. Twelfth Report of Minutes; to lie upon the 

able, and be printed, 18. Thirteenth Report of Minutes ; 
to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 20. Fourteenth Report 
of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 23. Account 
referred, ibid. Fitteenth Report of Minutes; to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 24. Sixteenth Report of Mi- 
nutes ; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 7 JUNE. Se- 
venteenth Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be 
= 13. Eighteenth Report of Minutes; to lie upon the 

able, and be printed; 15. N:neteenth Report of Minutes; 
to lie upon the ‘Table, and be printed, 17. Twentieth Report 
of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 22. 
Twenty-firft Report of Minutes; to lie upon the Table, and 
be printed, 23. Order for Committee to report Obfervations, 
difcharged, 28. ‘T'wenty-fecond Report; to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 30. 

Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 
fo much of Act of the prefent Seflion, c. 36, as charges 
Duties on Wood imported from the Eaft Indies, 25 Mar. 
Confidered, 28. Refolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 2y. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the Duties on Teak Wood and other 
Ship Timber imported from the Eaft Indies; Ordered, 
29 Mar. Inftruction to repeal fo much of Acts relating to 
Britifh Sail Cloth as exempts any Captain or Mafter of any 
Ship from Duties or Forfeitures impofed thereby; 1 APR. 
Bill prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
13 May. Committed, 16. Confidered,17. Reported; to 
be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 18. Third 
Reading deferred, 19. Pafled, 20. Agreed to by the 
Royal Affent, 27. 

Bill to make further Regulations for the Regiftry of 
Ships built in India; Ordered, 31 Mar: Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; ibid. 
Second Reading deterred, 18 APR.—5 MAY. 12. 19. 26.— 
6 JUNE. 13. 20. 23. 29.—4 JULY. Petition from Ship 
Owners of London, in favour ; to lie upon the Table; 5. Se- 
cond Reading, deferred, 5. 8. Petition from Ship Builders of 
London, againft; to lie upon the Table, 8. Second Reading 
deferred, 11. Second Reading of Bill put off for Three 
Weeks, 18. 

— Bill to remove all Doubts as to the Duties and Taxes 
heretofore impofed under the Authority of the feveral Go- 
vernments in the Eaft Indies; Ordered, 24 JUNE. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, ibid. 
Second Reading deterred, 27. Bill Committed, 28. Con- 
fidered, 29. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 30. Third Reading deterred, 1 JULY. 
Bill paffed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 23. 
eo. LIL. c.155, relating to the Eaft India 
Company’s Charter; To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 24 JUNE. Confidered, 27. Refolutions 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 28. Vide 
(IreLtann.)\—Eajé India. 

Houle refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 
fo much of Acts 43 Geo. LIL. c. 68, 49 Geo. Il. c 98, and 
54 Geo. III. c. 36, as relates to the Importations of Silk 
Handkerchiefs from the Eaft Indies, 11 JULY. Confi- 
dered, 12. Refolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon; 13. Vide infra. - 

-_—. Bill for impofing an Excife Duty on Silk Hand- 
kerchiefs fold by the Eaft India Company; Ordered, 
G 13 JUNE, 











INDEX @o the S1xt¥-NINTH VoLUME. 


33 June. Prefented, ad read; Day appointed for Second 
eading ; 18. Bill committed, 19. Confidered, 20. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofféd ; Day appointed for Third Read- 


ing; 21. 
Affent, 98. ' 

——-—- A&amp; 53 Geo. III. c.155; To be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 12 JuLy. Confidered ; reported ; 
and Bill ordered; 13. Vide infra. 

Bill further to continue and amend Aéts for allowing 
the Importations from, and Exportations to, Places within 
the Limits of the Charter of the Eaft India Company to 
Ships not of Britifh-built, &amp;c.; Ordered, 12 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 13. 
Committed, 14. Confidered, 15. Reported; to be in- 
gtoffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 18. Paffed, 19. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 25. 


— A&amp; 54 Geo. IIL. c. 36, refpecting Eaft India Goods ; 
To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe; 
zo JULY. 


Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Ireland. Lords. Poftage. 
Quejtions Neg. Sail Cloth. Sugar. Supply. 

Eaft India Docks; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for 
a Bill to alter and amend Adis; Referred to a Committee, 
1 APR. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table ; 5. Read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices of the Application ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; Time enlarged 
for prefenting the Bill; 6. Prefented, and read, 21. Petition 
of Directors of London Dock Company, againft ; to lie upon 
the Table; 29. Bill committed,g May. Petition of Mer- 
chants of London trading to the Cape of Good Hope, 
againft; Referred, and Counfel ordered; Yoices; 109. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 23.—3 JUNE. 
Petition of Merchants of London, againft; referred, and 
Counfel ordered; 10. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 13. 20. 27.—4 JULY. Petition of Directors of Lon- 
don Dock Company, againft; read again; referred and 
Counfel ordered; 6. Bill reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 8. Bill re-committed ; Committee to fit and proceed 
forthwith, and notwithftanding any Adjournment; 15. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 18. Bill reported ; to be 
ingrofled ; 19. Paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. 
Royal Affent, 28. 

— —— Vide Accounts. 

Petition of Mr. Atkins for Compenfation ; 
The Regent’s Recommendation fignified ; Petition brought 
up, and read ; referred to a Committee; 16 May. Reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table ; 30. 

Ecclefall Road, Vide Stone. 

Ecclefiaflical Courts. Vide Ireland. 

Edenfield Chapel Road. Vide Burnley. 

Edgehill ; Petition for a Bill to enable Edward Mafon, Efquire, 
to appoint a Curate for the Church of that Parifh ; Referred 
to a Committee, i8 Nov. Additional Petition; referred 
to a Committee, 23 Mar. Reported; Bill ordered; Pre- 
fented, and read ; 25. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to 
be ingrofled; 6 May. Paffed, 0. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 29 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed to, 30. 
Royal Affent, 14 JuLy. 

Edinburgh ; Petition for a Bill for making a Canal from Fal- 
kirk to that City, &amp;c.; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 
Petition from feveral Perfons to withdraw their Names from 


the firft mentioned Petition; referred to a Committee; 
28 Mar. 


(Gaol); Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition 
relating thereto; Referred to a Committee, 13 Dec. Re- 
ported; Leave given; Petition prefented; referred to a 
Committee, 17. 

Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a Bill 
to alter and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 24 MAR. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition prefented; referred to a 
Committee; 28. Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 20. 
Read again; Leave granted to'give Notices of the -Appli- 
cation, and to depofit Plan and Papers with the Clerk of the 
Peace, and in the Private Bill Office; Bill ordeted; Com- 
mittee to report on the above Order; 30. Bill prefented, and 
read, 25 APR. Committed, 29. Petition againft ; referred ; 
Counfel ordered; Voices; 12 May. ‘Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 20. Bill reported ; to be ingrofied; 27. 
Pafled, 1 JUNE. Agreed to by the-Lords, 17. Royal 
Affent, 20. 

— Writ; 29 JuLy. 
‘ Edington Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; “Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and ‘read, 21 Mar. Contmitted, 28. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 29 APR, Paffed, 2 May. Agieed 
‘to by the Lords, 9. ‘Royal Affent, 18. 

*Efingham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. ° Prefented, and read, 23\Mar. ‘Committed, ‘20, 
Keported ; to be, ingrofled ; 27 APR. The Régént’s‘ Confent 
fignified, and Bill pafled;-5 May. -By the -Lofds, ‘with 
Amendinents, 8 JUNE. Confidered, “and 4agreed -to, 10. 
Royal Affent, 17. 


“Egerton, late Wiltiam ;"Bill’ from Loids, “for reviving-and-eon- 
“fitoiing’ certain» Powers: granted by his Will over‘certain 


Paffed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal 


-_—_— 


(1813-14. 


Eftates, 25 May. Read, 26. Committed, 1 JUNE. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

Egham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
11 Nov. Pretented, and read; 13 Dec. Committed, 17. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 4 APR. The Regent’s Confeat 
fignified, and Bill paffed, 6. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 3 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed to, 7. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

nih Road. Vide Hounflow. 

Egleton, Stephen. Vide Mefne Procefs. 


Eleéions ; Orders and Refolutions for regulating the mode of 
proceeding with refpect to Petitions queftioning the Returns 
of Members, and touching Privileges and Ele¢tions, 5 Nov. 

Controverted. Vide (IRELAND. Galway. Mayo.) 
Grampound. 

Time enlarged for entering into Recognizances, 
30 Mar. 

Confideration of certain Eleétion Petitions, deferred, 
18 Nov.—20 DEc.—1 Mar.—5 APR.—Adjourned, 19 APR, 
20. 

Petitions, complaining of undue Elections and Re- 
turns, received from Ireland, 23 Mar. 

Order for confidering an Election Petition, difcharged, 
the Parties not having entered into a Recognizance, 21 APR. 

Report touching the Right of Elections, 28 4PR. 

———— Refolutions, that upon the Appointment of an 
EleGion Committee, Mr. Speaker do direct the Names of 
Members abfent to be fet afide, and that a Lift thereof be 
reported at fuch time as the Houfe fhall appoint; and that 
the Members, for whofe Non-attendance tufficient excufe 
fhall not be made, fhall be taken into Cuttody, 20 APR. 

Defaulters Names to be reported by Mr. Speaker, 
21 APR. Defaulters reported ; fome excufed ; others ordered 

‘ to attend on a certain Day; 28. Order for the Attendance 
of Defaulters, difcharged, 19 May. 

Bill for the more effectually preventing Charge and 
Expense in the Election of Members to ferve in Parliament ; 
Ordered, 29 MarR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; to be printed; ibid. Second Keadin 
deferred, 21 APR. Bill committed, 26. Committee deferred 
2 May. 5. Bill confidered; 9. Reported; Reading of the 
Report put off for Six Months, 16. 

Vide Hellejton. Ireland. Lords. Members, Speaker. 
Writs. 

Elingham Reétory ; Bill from Lords, for confirming the Annex- 
ation thereof to the Matterfhip of Magdalen College ; Read, 
13 JULY. Committed, 18. Reported, and pafled, 26. 
Royal Affent, 27. 

Emigrants. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Enford Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 1 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 2 May. Paffed, 4. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 10. Confidered, and agreed to, 12. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

Erith Canal. Vide Plumflead. 

Ejjfex Inclofures. Vide Bradfield. 
Wendon. 

Evidence ; Ufual Refolutions relating to giving falfe Evidence, 

Noy. 
; Vide Witneffes. 

Exchequer Bills; Bill to enable the Commiffioners of the Trea- 
fury to iffue Exchequer Bills on Credit of Aids; Ordered, 
21 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 22. Committed, 25. Confidered, 26. Reported; 
to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 27. 
Pafled, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 May. Royal 
Affent, 4. 


Fingringhoe. Harlow. 


Vide Accounts. Supply. 
and Bills in Supply. 

Exchequer, Court of. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Excife; Acts for granting additional Dutics of Excife on certain 
Articles; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 2 May. Committee deferred, 6. Acts confidered, g. 
Refolution reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered there- 
upon, 10. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue, for a Time to be limited, certain ad- 
ditional Duties of Excife in Great Britain ; Ordered, 10 May. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 25. 
Committed, 26. Confidered, 27. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
‘Day appointed for Third Reading; 1JUN£. Third Reading 
deferred, 3. ‘Bill paffed, 6. Agreed to by the Lords, ‘10. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

A&amp; 43 Geo. IIL. c. 60, to repeal the Duties of Excife 
payable in Great Britain, ‘and to grant other Duties in lieu 
thereof; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
13 May. Committee deterred, 16. 17. 

Vide Accounts. Gamwell. Ireland. Supply. 

Exeter. Vide Artificers. Debtors. 


‘Exmouth, Lord ; Bill for fettling and fecuring an Annuity on 
‘him ; Ordered,'8 Joxy. “Prefented, and read; Day appoint- 
“ed for’Second Reading; 11. Committed, 12. Contidered, 13. 
“Reported ;'to be ingrotied; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 14. Third Reading deférred, 19. 22. 23. Bill paffed, 25. 
* Agreed to’ by°the-Lofds,‘28. -Royal Affent, 29. 
VidesRegent. 


Ways and Means, 


Lye 





1813-14.] INDEX ¢o the Stxty-NINTH VoLUME. 


Eye Roads. Vide Woodbridge. 
Writ; 1 Mar. 
Eynefoury Road. Vide Potton. 





54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


F ANE, Major General Henry. Vide Speaker. Wellington. 

Fees. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Justice, Courts of. Supply. 

Felons; Bill from Lords, to continue feveral Laws-relating to 
the Tranfportation of Felons; Read, 8 DEc. Second Read- 
ing deferred, g. Bill committed, 10. Confidered ; reported, 
and pafled ; 13. Royal Affent, 14. 

Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Fever Hofpitals. Vide Ireland. 

Filleigh Re&amp;tory. Vide Fortefcue. 

Finance. Vide Accounts. 

Fingringhoe Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
18 Norv. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 27 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 23 May. Pafled,6 JUNE. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

Finsbury Sewers. Vide Halliwell. 

First Fruits. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Firth, William ; Petition complaining of certain Aés of Francis 
Gore, Efquire, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada ; To lie 
upon the Table, 27 JULY. 

Fifherton. Vide Debtors. 

Fleet Prison. Vide Accounts. Debtors. Supply. 


Folkestone Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 26. Prefented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 30. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 10 DEc. Paffed, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Harbour; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition, 
for a Bill for a Grant of Public Money, and to enlarge 
Powers of Act; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified ; 
Petition brought up, and read; Leave given; Petition pre- 
fented ; referred toa Committee, 14 DEC. Reported; Re- 
port to lie upon the Table; 17. Read again; Leave granted 
to give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 20. 

Footmen ; ufual Orders relating to them, 5 Nov. 

Fordingbridge Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 
28. Reported; tobe ingrofled; 18 4PR. Petition of Owners 
of Eftates, againfi; to lie upon the Table; ibid. Pafled, 21. 

Fordington Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Norv. 

Forebridge, &amp;c. Inclofure and Drainage ; Petition for a Bill to 
eesti A&amp;; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

Forehoe Poor ; Petition for a Bill to amend A&amp;s; Referred to 
a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 22 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, 23. Committed,6 4PR. Reported; to 
be ingroffed; 27. Pafled,3 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 
12. Royal Affent, 18. 

Foreign Corps. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Foreigners. Vide Army. 

Foreign Powers. Vide Supply. 

Forfar Roads. Vide Dundee. 

Fortefcue, Earl of ; Bill from Lords, for vefting certain Lands 
belonging to him in the Rector of the Parish of Filleigh, 
24 JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed, 28. ‘Reported, and 
paiiled, 8 JuLy. Royal Affent, 14. 

Forth and Clyde Nawigation ; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
amend Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 4 4PR. Petition againft; to lie upon the Table ; 29. 
Petitions from Proprietors, againft; referred, and Countel 
ordered; Voices; 12 May. Bill reported; Report to lie upon 
the Table; 20. Report further confidered ; Bill to be in- 
groffled; 1 JUNE. Pafled, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, 
6 JULY. ‘Royal Affent, 14. 

Foundling Hofpital. Vide Ireland. 

Four and an half per Cent. Duties. Vide Addrefs. 


Foxley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to a 
Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 22. Read again; Leave granted to give Notices of 
the Application ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on No- 
tices; 23. Bill prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; .to be ingrofled; 5 May. Paffed, 20. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17, 


Frames ; Bill to continue Act 52 Geo. III1. c. 16, for the more 
exemplary punifhment of Perfons deftroying Frames; Or- 
dered, 24 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second ‘Reading; 26. Bill committed, 29. Committee de- 
ferred, 30.—2 Dec. [nftruétion to alter and amend. the Aé&amp; ; 
Confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further confider- 
ing Report; Bill, as amended, to.be printed; 3. Report 
further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 6. Pafled, 8. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 17. Confidered, and agreed to, ibid. Royal 
Affent, 20. 

France; Freaty of Peace with France; To be confidered, 6 JUNE. 
Contideration deferred, 14.23. .Confidered ; Motion , for an 
Addrefs. thereupon ; Quediion .amended by interting certain 








Vou. 69.——Sess, 1813-14. 


words ; main Queftion fo amended, put ; Addrefs thereupon ; 

290 JUNE. Vide Addrefs. 

Vide Accounts. Hides. Queflions previous, Neg. 

Freehold Estates; Bill to fubje&amp;t the Freehold Eftates of Per- 
fons who die indebted, to the payment of their Simple Con- 
tract Debts ; Ordered, 31 Mar. Prefented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 6 APR. 
Committed, 25. Confidered, 29. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 2 May. Pafled, 4. 

French Goods; Bill to repeal certain Duties on French Goods 
imported, and on Foreign Hides exported to France, &amp;c. 
Ordered, 10 MAY. Preiented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 13. Committed, 16. Confidered, 17. Re- 
ported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 18. Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal 


Ailent, 27. 
Vide Hides. 


French Wines. Vide Wines. 


Frickley cum Clayton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 
18 APR. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 4 May. 
Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingroffed, 12. Pafled, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 27. 

Frilford Inclofure. Vide Mareham. 

Frith of Forth Ferries. Vide Accounts. Scotland. 

Frome Selwood ; Petition for a Bill for the better Recovery of 
Small Debts in that Town and Hundred, &amp;c. Referred toa 
Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered, 22. Prefented, 
and read, 25 Mar. 

Fyfield and Overton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. Petition 
of Mr. Stratton, againft; to lie upon the Table, 29. Bill 
committed, 6 APR. Petition from Overton, againft; re- 
ferred ; Counfel ordered ; Voices, 29. Bill reported; to be 
ingrofled, 16 May. Paffed, 18. By the Lords, with. an 
Amendment, 27. Confidered, and agreed to, 3 JUNE. 
Royal Affent, 17. 











54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 
AME; A&amp; 52 Geo. III. c. 93, refpecting the Duty on 


Game; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe ; 
confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered thereupon, 5 JULY. 
Vide infra. 

Bill to alter fo much of the faid A&amp; as relates to the 
Duties on killing Game ; Ordered, 5 JULY. Prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 19. Committed, 
20, Conftidered ; reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 21. Pafled, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 
26. Royal Affent, 27. 

Gamwell Mary ; Petition of, fiating her Cafe, and complaining 
of a vexatious Profecution under the Excife Laws; to lie 
upon the Table, 20 JULY. 

Gaols; Committee appointed to inquire into the State of the 
Gaol of Newgate, and the Poultry, Giltspur-street, Ludgate, 
and Borough Compters ; to report Obfervations ; to fend for 
Perfons, -Papers, and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; to 
adjourn from Time to ‘Time, and from Place to Place, and to 
fit during the Sitting, and notwithftanding any Adjournment, 
28 Mark. Committee to report the Minutes of Evidence, 
9 May. Report to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appen- 
dix, to be printed, 9. 

—- Bill for the Abolition of Gaol Fees; Ordered, 15 June. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 20. 
Bill committed, 24. Contidered ; reported; Day appointed 
for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted, 29. Bill re-committed, and confidered, 4 JULY. 
Restinds to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 5. Third Reading deferred, 6. Bill paffed, 8. 

Vide Accounts. Lords. 

Garde, Henry Prendergatt ; Bill from Lords to diffolve his Mar- 
riage with Catherine Garde his Wife; Kead,9 May. Com- 
mitted, and Inftruction accordingly, 1 JUNE. Bill con- 
fidered, and reported, 9. Pafled,10. Royal Affent, 17. 

Gas Light and Coke Company ; Petition for a Bill for enlarg- 
ing Powers of A&amp;; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Re~- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Com- 
mitted,2 May. fieported ; to be ingrofled, 23. Pafled, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords,o JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Gatefhead; Petition for a Bill for improving that Town ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
Petition for Provifion; referred to a Committee, 22 Mar. 
Bill prefented, and read, 23. Petition for Provifion, reported ; 
‘Report to lie upon the Table, 24. Bill committed ; Report 
read again, and Inftruétion accordingly, 1 APR. Bill re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled, 23 May. Pafled,6 JUNE. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 

Lands; Petition for a -Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 





ix Nov. Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 2 May. 
‘Wuissehe to be ingroffed ; 23. Pafled,6 JUNE By the 


Lords, with Amendments, 17. _Confidered, and agreed to, 22. 
Royal Affent, 28. ; 
and Hexham Road; Petition for a Bill to continue, 


and amend Aét; Referred to 2 Committee, 9 Nov. Repor oni 








INDEX ¢@o the StxTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Bill ordered, 1 Mar. ‘Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
21 APR. Petition of Arthur Mowbray, againft ; referred ; 
Counfel ordered ; Voices, 25. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed, 
2 May. Paffed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

Gatherley Moor Road. Vide Middleton. 

Gatton Lodge Road. Vide Povey Crofs. 

Gauger. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. ndon. 

Geneva; A&amp; 51 Geo. III. c. 3, for targreny, | Sir William 
Bithop and George Bithop to continue the Manufacture of 
Maidftone Geneva; To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe; 12 May. Confidered, 13. Refolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 16. Vide 


infra. 

———— Bill for reviving and continuing the Manufacture of 
Maidftone Geneva; Ordered ; 16 May. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 25. Committed, 26. 
Confidered, 27. Report deferred, 1 JUNE. 3. Bill reported; 
to be ingrofled ; Day + epee for Third Reading; 6. 
Paffed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 14. Royal Affent, 17. 

George’s St. (in the Eaft) Poor; Petition for a Bill to amend 
AG Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 13 Dec. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Commit- 
ted, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 4pR. Palfled, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Gilt/pur Street Compter. Vide Debtors. Gaols. 

Gla/gow Churches; Petition for a Bill for building one or more 
new Churches in that City; Referred to a Committee ; 
i2 Nov. 

——- Bridge; Petition for a Bill to explain and amend 
A&amp;; Referred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
4 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 20 May. Paffed, 
1 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JuLY. Royal Af- 
fent, 14. 

Port Dundas Road; Petition for a Bill to continue 
and amend Act; Referred toa Committee, 19 Nov. Addi- 
tional Petition; referred to a Committee; 22 MarR. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 25. Prefented, and read, 28. Com- 
mitted, 4 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 13 May. 
Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 JULY. Royal 
Affent, 14. 

Roads. Vide Living fton. 

— Canal. Vide Edinburgh. 

Glafs; Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 63, 53 Geo. IIL. c. 109, and 51 
Geo. III. c. 69, relating to the Duties thereon; To be con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe; Inftructions to 
confider of an Excife Duty on Glafs Bottles; 22 JUNE. 
Cenfidered, 23. Refolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon; and Inftruction for the Prevention of 
Frauds; 23. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue feveral Laws relating to the Duties on 
Glafs made in Great Britain, &amp;c. Ordered ; Inftruction for the 
Prevention of Frauds in the Exportation of Glafs on Draw- 
back ; 23 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 27. Second Reading deferred, 28. Bill 
committed, 29. Committee deferred, 30.—1 JULY. Bill 
confidered, 4. Reported; to be ye anon} Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 5. Paffed,6. Agreed to by the Lords, 
14. Royal Affent, 18. 

Vide Ireland. 

Gloffop Road. Vide Saddleworth. 

—and Staley Bridge Road; Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue and enlarge Term and Powers of Aéts; Referred to a 
Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 21 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, 22. Committed, 21 4PR. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 12 May. Pafled, 13. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 20. Royal Affent, 27. 

Gloucefter; Petition for a Bill for ereéting a Shire Hall and 
Courts for that County; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 
Reported ; Report, to lie upon the Table; 3 DEc. Report 
read again ; leave granted to give Notices of the Application ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 8. Bill pre- 
fented, and read, 28. Committed, 6 May. Reported ; to be 
ingrofled ; 23. Paffed, 13 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 
20. Royal Affent, 28. 

Roads. Vide Lower Swell. 

Inclofures. Vide Gretton. 
Twyning. Sevenhampton. 

————. Vide Poftmajiers. 

Gold. Vide Accounts. Coin. 

Golden Lane Brewery; Petition for a Bill to enable the Pro- 
eee thereof to fue, and be fued, in the Name of their 

secretary ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 20 DEc. Prefented, and read, 21 MAR. Se- 
cond Reading put off for Six Mouths, 12 May. 

Good Hope, Cape of. Vide Laws Expiring. 

Gore, Francis. Pie Firth. =e 

Gofport ; Petition for a Bill for watching, lighting, and cleanf- 

' ing that Town; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 9 DEc. Prefented, and read, 17. 
Committed, 23 Mar. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 APR. 
Paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 
4 May. 

Gowran Inclofure. 


—_ 


Stroud. 
Hempftead. Tetbury. 


Vide Ireland. 


[ 1813-14. 


Graham, Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas. Vide Lynedoch. 
Regent. Wellington. 

Grampound, Borough; Petition of George Conway Montagu, 
Efguire, complaining of that Eleétion; Day appointed for 
taking it into Confideration, and Mr. oan to iffue his 
Warrants for Perfons, Papers, and Records; 28 JUNE. Pe- 
tition of Voters to be confidered at the fame time, and Mr. 
Speaker to iffue his Warrants for Perfons, Papers, and 
Records, 30 JULY. 

—_——— Writ; 5 JULY. 

Grand Junétion Canal (Waterworks); Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

- Vide Cove. 

Grand Jury Prefentments. Vide Accounts. 

Grant, Charles; Bill for indemnifying him from certain Penal- 
ties incurred for fitting and voting in the Houfe of Commons 
without having taken the Oaths; Ordered; prefented, and 
read; committed; 22 Mar. Confidered; reported; to be 
ingrofled; 23. Pafled, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 
Royal Affent, 29. 

Grafby Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 NOV. 

Onmaae and Milton; Petition for a Bill for better paving and 
cleanfing the faid Town and Parifhes; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 Nov. 

Gray’s-Inn Lane Streets; Petition for a Bill for paving and 
lighting the fame; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. 
Committed, 25 4PR. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 23 May. Read again, and re-committed; Com- 
mittee to fit, and proceed forthwith; 29 JUNE. Bill report- 
ed; to be ingrofled; 1 JuLy. Pafled, 15. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 

Great Broughton \ncloture. Vide Broughton. 

Great Clifton Inclofure. Vide Clifton. 

Great Grimfby Haven; Petition for a Bill for improving the 
fame; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 

Great IIormead Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 10 May. Time enlarged for Committee to report ; 
23.—6 JUNE. Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 10. Paffed, 
27. By the Lords, with Amendments, 15 JULY. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 19. Royal Affent, 23. 

Great Linford Canal. Vide Newport Pagnell. 

Great Shelford Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 9 Nov. 

Great Yarmouth Caufeway. Vide Yarmouth. : 

Green, George Henry; Bill from Lords, to diffolve his Mar- 
riage with Sarah Nifbet Rutherford his Wife, 26 Apr, 
Read, 27. Committed; Inftruction for Counfel and Wit- 
nefles; 2 May. Bill confidered, and reported, 10. Paffed, 
17. Royal Affent, 18. 

Greenwich Cheft. Vide Accounts. 

Greenwich Ferry. Vide Poplar. 


Greenwich Hofpital; Bill to prevent the Embezzlement of Pro- 
perty ——s thereto, &amp;c.; Ordered, 27 JUNE. Prefented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 28. Com- 
mitted, 29. Committee deferred, 1 JULY. Bill confidered, 4. 
Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 5- Third Reading deferred, 6. 8. Bill paffed, 11. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 23. 

- —— Vide Accounts. 

Grenville, Lord ; Bill from Lords, for eftablifhing and confirm- 
ing Exchanges of certain Eftates; Read,17 May. Com- 
mitted, 23. Regen, and pafled, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Gretton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to a 
Committee, 16 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 23. Read again; Leave granted to give Notices of 
the Application; Bill ordered; Committee to report on No- 
tices; 25. Bill prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Petition from Owners of Eftates in Gretton, againt{t, referred ; 
and Counfel ordered; Voices; 24. Bill reported; to be 
ingroffed ; 18 May. Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. 
Royal Affent, 27. 

Greyfouthen Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
19 Nor. 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 5 Nov. 

Grove, Thomas; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain Ef- 
tates, 8 JUNE. Read, 9. Committed, 13. Reported, and 
paffed, 23. Royal Affent, 28. 

Gunnell, Mr. Vide Clerk of the Houfe. 

Gunpowder; Billto repeal certain parts of A@ 12 Geo. III. 
c, 61, relating thereto; Ordered, 19 JULY. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 
20. Confidered; reported ; to be vows, Sy Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 21. Paffed, 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 


54° Geo. IIT. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


ACKNEY Poor; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 5 Nov. Ke- 


— Bill ordered; 10. Prefented, and read, 1 Dec. 
etition from Inhabitants againft, to lie upon the Table ; 6. 
Second 








Second Reading deferred, 25 Mar. Bill committed, 30. 
Petition from St. John, Hackney, againft ; referred ; Counfel 
ordered ; Voices; 16 Ma Y. Former Petition againft, read again ; 
referred ; Counfel ordered ; Voices ; ibid. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 23 May.—1 June. Bill reported ; to 
be ingroffed ; 3. Third Reading put off for Six Months, 8. 


———-—— Poor and Lighting; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually relieving the Poor, and lighting that Parith; re- 
ferred to a Comuinittee, 19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
17 DEc. Pretfented, and read, 21 MAR. Petition againit, 
to lie upon the Table, 18 4PR. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 29. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 
10 May. 

and Kingsland Green Roads; Petition for a Bill 
to extend Powers of At; Referred to a Committee, g Nor. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 16. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. 
Committed, 12 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23. 
Pafled, 21 JuLY. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal 
Affent, 30. 

Hackney Coaches; Bill to amend Acts relating to Hackney 
Coaches ; Ordered, 13 May. 

——_—— Bill for the better Regulation of the Drivers 





of es Se &amp;e. Ordered, 13 JULY. Prefented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 14. Com- 
mitted, 15. Confidered, 18. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 


Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 20. Bill paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. 
Royal Affent, 28. 
—_—____————— Vide Hawkers and Pedlars. 

Hale Drainage. Vide Beethom. 

Half Pay. Vide Army. Queftions, Neg. 

Halifax Inclofure. Vide Barkiflland. Ovenden. Sowerby. 

Hallamfhire (Cutlers;) Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition 
for a Bill to repeal certain parts of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 21 APR. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
prefented ; referred to a Committee; 22. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 26. Prefented, and read, 27. Petition of Makers 
of Knives in Hallamfhire, againft; to lie upon the Table till 
Second Reading; and Counfel ordered; 2 May. Second 
Reading deferred, 3. 9. 12. Bill committed, 13. Petition 
againft, read again; referred; Counfel ordered; Voices; 23. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 24. Bill reported, 
and re-committed ; Committee to report on or before a cer- 
tain Day ; 27. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 3 JUNE. Bill paffed,6. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

Halliwell and Finfoury Sewers ; Petition for a Bill to explain 
and amend Aét; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Re- 
ported, and Report re-committed, 8 DEc. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 13. Read again; Leave granted to 
give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 14. Bill prefented, and read, 23 Mar. 
Petition of Commiffioners of Sewers, againft; to lie upon the 
Table; 28. Petition from Saint Mary Iflington, againft ; Pe- 
tition from Saint James Clerkenwell, in favour; tolie upon the 
Table, 10 May. Bill committed, zbid. Petition from Com- 
miflioners of Sewers againft, referred; Counfel ordered ; 
Voices ; 12. Committee to fend for Persons, Papers, and 
Records, 16. Petition in favour, to lie upon the Table, 18. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 23. Bill reported ; 
to be tagpelled 1 JUNE. Petitions in favour, to lie upon 
the Table, 3. Bill pafled, 3. 

———______——_—— Petition and Report thereon, read ; Bill 
ordered; 27 JUNE. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
1 JULY. Reported; to be ingrofled; 6. Pafled,8. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 21. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 22. Royal Affent, 25. ? 

—— Vide Journals. 

Hamilton Bridges and Roads ; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee; 18 Nor. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 23 Mar. Prefented, and read, 25. 
Committed, 30. Reported; to be ingrofled; 29 APR. 
Pafled, 2 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 8 JuLy. Royal 
Affent, 14. 

———— Sir Hew Dalrymple; Bill from Lords for fettling cer- 
tain Eftates in his favour, 16 May. Read, ibid. Committed, 
20. Reported, and pafled,3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

~—_——— and Clyde Road and Bridge; Petition for Bill to en- 
large Powers of A&amp;s ; Referred to a Committee, 19 Norv. 

Hammond, Nicholas ; Petition fiating his Cafe ; To lie upon the 
Table, 5 May. 

Hampton and Staines Road; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 18. Prefented, and read, 26. Committed, 
6 Dec. Reported; to be ingroffled; 29 APR. Patfled, 
3 May. Agreed to by the Lenk 12. Royal Affent, 18. 

Hanworth Church; Petition for a Bill for borrowing Money for 
the Expenfes thereof; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nor. 


Harbours ; Bill for the better Regulation of Harbours, &amp;c. ; 
Ordered, 28 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; to be printed; 29. Second Reading de- 








ferred, 9 May. 10. 17. Bill committed, 18. Confidered; 
La: pp Day appointed for further confidering Report ; 
1}, 


as amended, to be printed; 26. Further Confideration 


Vou. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


1813-14.] IN DEX ¢@o the Stxty-n1iNTH VoLuME. 





deferred, 6 JUNE. 13. 14. Bill re-committed, 6 JULY. 
Committee deferred, 8. 11. 12. Bill confidered, 13. Re« 
eres Day appointed for further confidering Report; 14. 
eport further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day ap- 
— for Third Reading; 15. Third Reading deferred, 18. 
ill pafled, 19. By the Lave with Amendments, 27. Con- 
fidered and agreed to, ibid. Royal Affent, 29. 

Hardinge, Sir Richard. Vide Ireland. 

Hardaick (Norfolk) Lands ; Bill to inclofe; Ordered, 29 Nov. 
Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 22. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 27 APR. Paffed,28. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 4 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Vide Little Melton. 

Hardwicke (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Bill ordered, 11 Nov. Prefented, and read, 30. Committed, 
13 DEc. Petition from Pembroke Hall College, Cambridge, 
againft ; referred ; Counfel ordered; Voices; 28 Mar. 

—— Vide Little Melton. 

Harlethorpe Inclofure. Vide Bubwith. 

Harlow, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. 

Harpton and Woolpitis Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bul ordered, 19 Nov. 

Harrowgate and Ripon Roads; Petition fora Bill for repairing 
the fame ; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 22 Mar. Prefented, and read, 24. Com- 
mitted, 2 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 16. Paffed, 27. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12 JuLy. Royal Affent, 14. 

Hafeley and Old Stratford &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bilk to 
inclofe; Bill ordered, 18 Norv. 

Hafjop Road. Vide Newcajile-under-Line. 

Hatfell, Mr. Vide Clerk of the Houfe. Speaker. 

Haverfordweft. Vide Artificers. 

Hawkers and Pedlars; Bill to amend A&amp; 50Geo. III. c. 41, 
relating to the Duties thereon; Ordered, 13 May. 

Hay, Major General Andrew. Vide Wellington. 

Haynes, Mr. Vide Mefne Procefs. 

Hayton Inclofure. Vide Beilby. 

Heage and Belper Road ; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 
Reported; Billordered; 21 Mar. Pretented, and read, 23. 
Committed, 1 4PR. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 18 Mary. 
Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 8 JUNE. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

Hebdbn Bridge Road. Vide Bingley. 

Heddon, James. Vide Debtors. 

Hellefton ; Bill to fecure the Freedom and Purity of Election in 
the Borough of Hellefton; Ordered, 8 Nov. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed; 10. 
Second Reading deferred, 17. Committed, 22. Confidered, 
24. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 25. Pafled; 20. Meflage from sem requetting a 
Copy of the Evidence upon which the Houfe paffed the Bill; 
Houfe will fend an Anfwer; 1JUNE. Meflage confidered, 
and a printed Copy fent to the Lords, 3. 

Fide Lords. 

Hellman, Anthony Chriftian Henry; Petition for a Bill for his 
Naturalization ; Bill ordered, 19 Nov. 

Helmfley \nclofure. Vide Kirkdale. 

Hemiock Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Petition read again ; Order of Leave for Bill, read ; 
fo much thereof difcharged, as relates to the Parifhes of Hal- 
berton and Willand, 23 Mar. Bill prefented, and read, ibid. 
Committed, 1 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 12 May. 
Paffed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal ‘Affent, 27. 


Hempftead, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 11 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 
25. Reported; tobe ye cme 21 APR. Pafled,22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Hereford. Vide Artificers. Debtors. 

—— Inclofures. Vide Aymeftrey. Norton Canon. Orcop. 

Herne Bay Road. Vide Sturry. 

Herring Curers; Petition fron{ Great Yarmouth and Loweftoft ; 
To fie upon the Table, 5 APR. 

Herring Fishery; Acts 48 Geo. III. c. 110, 51 Geo. ITI. ¢. 101, 
and 52 Geo. III. c. 153, for the Encouragement and Regula- 
tion of the Britifh White Herring Fifhery ; To be contidesed 
ina Committee of the whole Houfe, g May. Confidered, 
10. Reported; Billordered; ibid. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue and amend the faid Ads; 

Ordered, 10 May. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for 

Second Reading, ibid. Second Reading deferred, 12, 13. 

Bill committed, 16. Committee deferred, 17. Bill con- 

fidered; reported; Day appointed for further confidering 

Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 23. Further Con- 

fideration deterred, 13 JUNE—-5 JULY. Report further 

confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third 

Reading ; 6. Third Reading deferred, 8. Paffed, 11. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 15. Royal Affent, 18. 

——_———. Vide Accounts. 


Hertford Inclofures. Vide Cheshunt. Great Hormead. Put- 
tenham. 




















Heworth, Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bil] ordered, 
18 Nov. 
H Hexham 








INDEX @ ¢éhe Stxvy-nintuH Votumeé. [1819-14 


Hexham Road. Vide Gatefhead. 

Heydon Writ; 25 Nov. 

Hides; Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of fo 
much of Ac&amp;t 53 Gco. ILI. c. 33, as relates to Hides exported to 
France, 6 May. (onfidered,9. Refolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill orcered thereupon ; 10. Vide French Goods. 

and Skins. Vide Accounts. King’s Place. 

Heighfione Common Incloture. Vide Bewcajtle. 

Highways; Bill to amend Ac 13 Geo. III. c. 78, refpecting 
the Public Highways in England; Ordered, 3 May. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 
be printed, 6. Committed,i13. Confidered ; reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report ; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed;.16. Bill re-committed, and confidered, 20. 
Reported, ard Bill again re-committed; confidered ; re- 
ported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
23. ‘Third Reading deferred, 27.—1 JUNE. Bill pafled, 3. 
By the Lords, withan Amendment, 14 JULY. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 19. Royal Affent, 23. 

——— Bill to amend fo much of Aé&amp; 13 Geo. III. c. 78, as 
relates to Indictments for Nuifances; Ordered, 1 JUNE. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Second Reading deterred, 3. Bill committed, 6. Con- 
fidered ; reported; Day appointed for further confidering Re- 
port; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 7. Report further con- 
fidered ; Billto be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 14. Third Reading deferred, 15. Bill read the Third 
time, and further Proceeding adjourned, 16. Further ad- 
journed, 22.23. Refumed, and Bill paffed, 28. 

Hilderftone Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 4 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 9g May. Pafled, 12. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Hill, Lieutenant General Sir Rowland. Vide infra. 
Wellington. 

Lord ; Bill for fettling and fecuring an Annuity on him; 
Ordered, 10 JUNE. _prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 6 JuLy. Committed, 8. Confidered, 11. 
Reported ; to be ingrofied ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 12. Third Reading deferred, 13. 15. 18. 22. 23. Bill 
paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 

Vide Regent. 

Hinckley and Narborough Road ; Petition for a Bill for amend- 
ing and widening the fame; Referred to a Committee, 
19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 29. Prefented, and read, 
1 Mar. Committed, 23. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 4 APR. 
Pafled, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 May. Royal 
Affent, 4. 

Hobmoor Lane End Road. Vide Tadcafter Bridge. 

Hockliffe Road. Vide Dunjiable. 


Hockwold cum Wilton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Referred to a Committee; 18 Nov. Reported ; Report to 
lie upon the Table; 22. Read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices of the Application; Bill ordered; Committee to 
report on Notices; 23. Bill prefented, and read, 1 MarR. 
Committed, 21. | Reported; to be ingrofled; 31. Pafled, 
1. 4PR. By the Lords, with Amendments, 21. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 22. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Holton le Moor Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 19 Nor. 

Holyhead Harbour. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Hops; Bill to amend Aét 39 and 4o Geo. ILL. ¢. 81, to repeal 
an Act to prevent Frauds and Abufes in the Trade of Hops ; 
Ordered, 25 Novy. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed; ibid. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 29.—2 Dkc.--1 APR. 25. 27. Bill committed, 20. 
Confidered ; reported; Day appcinted for further confidering 
Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 2 May. Bill re- 
committed, and confidered, 16. Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 17. Paffed, 18. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 18 JuLy. Royal Affent, 23. 

Hormead I\nclofure. Vide Great Hormead. 

Horton in Ribblesdale Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Bill ordered, 16 Novy. Fvefented, and read, 1 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 5 APR. Reported; to be ingroffed; 18 May. Pafled, 
24. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 1 JUNE. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 3. Royal Affent, 17. 

Houjtoun, Mefirs. and Co. Vide Accounts. 

Hounflow Heath and Egham Hill Road; Petition for a Bill to 
continue and amend Act; Referred to aCommittee, 16 Nor. 
Reported; Bill ordered; Prefented, and read; 25 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 5 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 12 May. Patled, 
16. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 17 JUNE. 

Houfe attends The Prince Regent in the Houfe of Peers at the 
Opening of the Seflion, 4 Nov. At the Clofe of the Sefiion, 
go JULY. 

Ufual Orders and Refolutions of, touching Privileges 
and Elections, &amp;c. 5 Nor. Vide Committees. Conjtables. 
EleGions, Evidence. Footmen. Members. Peers. Pojimajter 
General. Privileges. Public Bujfinefs. Serjeant. Speaker. 
Witnefjes 

Refolutions of, relative to limiting the Time for receiv- 
ing Private Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills; To be printed, 
5 Nov.—i ALin. 


Regent. 


———— Vote their Thanks to Field Marfhal the "Marquis of 
Wellington, K.G. for the Operations which fucceeded the 
Battle of Vittoria; to Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Gra- 
ham, K.B. for the late Military Operations in Spain, 
particularly for the Siege and Capture of the Town and 
Cattle of St. Sebaftian, and Officers; alfo approve the Con- 
duct of Non-commiflioned Officers and Private Soldiers upon 
the above occafions ; alfo approve the Conduét of the Spanifh 
and Portuguefe Armies, Nem.Con. 8 Norv. 

Vote their Thanks to Field Marfhal the Marquis of 
Wellington, K. G. for the additional Proofs of his confum- 
mate Ability, Experience, and diftinguifhed Valour, difplayed 
in the Battle of Orthes, on 27 February 1814, and Officers ; 
alfo approve the Conduct of the Non-commiilioned Officers, 
and Private Soldiers, on the above occafion ; alfo acknowledge 
the Services of the Portuguefe and Spanifh Armies, Nem. 
Con. 24 MAR. His Aniwer, 1 JULY. 

The Thanks of the Houfe given to certain Members 
in their Places; viz. to Major General George Anton, and 
Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Picton, 11 Nov. To Lieu- 
tenant General Sir William Stewart and Major General 
Pringle, Lieutenant Generals Sir Thomas Picton, Sir William 
Stewart, Sir Henry Clinton, and Major General Pringle, 
24 JUNE. To Major-General Henry Fane, Major General 
Lord Edward Somerfet, 26 JULY. 

Grants Leave to depofit Plans and Lifts, &amp;c. with the 
Clerk of the Peace and in the Private Bill Office, 18 Nov.— 
2 DEC. 20.—1 MAR. 28. 30. ; 

eo for Notices.to be given by Advertifement, 
18 Nov. 24.—1 DEc. 3.—1 MaAr.—On Seflions Houfe 
Doors, 22 Nov. 25. 29.—By Advertifement on Church 
Doors and on Seffions Houfe Doors, 23 NOV. 24. 27. 30.— 
1 DEC. 2. 6. 13. 14. 20.—30 Mar.—6 APR.—12 May. 17. 
—6 JUNE.——By &lt;Advertifement, and on Seflions Houte 
Doors, 25 Nov.—2 DEC. 8. 13. 14.—23 MAR. 28.—4 APR. 

On Church Doors, 25 Mar.——-By Advertifement, and 
on Church Doors, 6 DEc. 

Adjourns for want of Forty Members, 11 Dec.— 
3 May. 11.—1 JUNE. 7. 21.—16 JULY. 

Refolutions of, that no Bill relating to Poor Rates 
fhall be prefented to the Houfe, containing any Claufe where- 
by the General Law of Settlement fhall be departed from, 
or Power given of Corporal Punifhment ; nor be inferted by 
the Committee; Chairman to report thereon, 13 DEc. 

Refolves at Rifing, to adjourn to a certain Day, 14 
DEC. 17. 20.—1 APR. 6. 22.—6 MAY. 13. 20. 27.—3 JUNE. 
10. 17. 24.—8 JuLY.——Till Eight o’clock in the Morning, 
6 JULY. 

Defired by The Prince Regent to adjourn itfelf to 
21 March; Refolves to adjourn accordingly, 1 Mar. 

- To be called over, 31 Mar. Order for Call difcharged, 
22 APR. 

Acquainted that one of the Sheriffs of London was ill, 
6 APR.—20 May. 


Interrupted in their Proceedings by a Meflage from the 
Lords Commiflioners, 19 APR. 


Sits till after Twelve 22 APR.—6 JUNE.—5 JULY. 

Till near One, 24 JUNE. 27. 28. ——'Till after 
One, 20 May. Till Half paft One, 29 JuNE—8 JULY. 
——Till near Two, 16 May.——Till Two, 5 JULY. 19.—— 
After Two, 17 May.——Till near Three, 12 May. 

Acquainted with the Death of John Ley, Efquire, De- 
puty to the Clerk of the Houle, 13 JUNE. 


——— Refolution of, That the Houfe entertains a jut and 
high fenfe of the diftinguifhed and exemplary manner in 
which John Ley, Efquire, late Deputy to the Clerk of the 
Houfe, uniformly difcharged the Duties of his Office, Nem. 
Con. 13 JUNE. 

— — Acquainted that The Prince Regent had appointed 
7th July to be obferved as a Day of Public Thanksgiving, 
and that He will go to Saint Paul’s, and had been pleated to 
give the neceffary Orders for providing convenient Places for 
the Members of the Houle; Refolution returning ‘Thanks to 
His Royal Highnets for His gracious Communication, Nem. 
Con.; Houfe refolves to attend as an Houfe in St. Paul's 
Church ; Committee appointed to confider of the manner of 
going; To fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Reports 
of 21 April 1789, and 14 December 1797, from the Com- 
mittees appointed to confider of the Manner of going to 
St. Paul’s; and Report of 21 April 1789 from the Committee 
appointed to enquire into the State of Scaffolds, referred ; to 
adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to Place, and to 
fit during the Sitting and notwithftanding any Adjournment, 
27 JuNE. Committee to report from Time to Time, 4 JULY. 
Report, ibid. Committee inform the Houfe that they had 
given Inftructions to Mr. Bacon to examine the Temporary 
Scaffoldings ; Report of Regulations from the City of London, 
to lie upon the rable, and be printed ; ibid. (App* N°13.) 
Houfe met, called over, and went to St. Paul’s, 7. 

~—— Vote their Thanks to Field Marfhal the Duke of Wel- 
lington, and congratulate him on his Return, Nem. Con. ; 
Committee appointed to attend him with the faid Thanks, 
27 JUNE. Report that the Duke of Wellington had been 


waited on accordingly, and defired to exprefs his — in 
’erson, 





1813-14.) INDEX ¢ the Stxry-ninty Votume. 


Perfon, 30. Houfe acquainted that the Duke was in Attend- 
ance; Refolution that the Duke of Wellington be admitted ; 
he was admitted accordingly, and addrefled the Houfe. 
Mr. Speaker then fpoke to the Duke, and then his Grace 
withdrew ; what was faid by the Duke of Wellington, with 
Mr. Speaker’s Speech in Antfwer, to be printed in the Votes, 
Nem. Con. 4 JULY, 

Meets in the Afternoon, 1 JULY. 

Informed that a Member was attending at the Door, in 

Cuftody of the Marthal of the King’s Bench Prifon, 5 JULY. 

Remanded into his Cuftody, 5. ’ 

— Vote their Thanks to the Navy, Army, and Royal Ma- 

rines, Militia, Local Militia, Volunteers, and Yeomanry, for 

their Services during the War, alfo exprefling the high fenfe 
which the Houfe entertains of the Services of His Royal 

Highnefs the Duie of York, Nem. Con. 6 JULY. 

Vote their Thanks to the Bifhop of Chefter for his 

Sermon on the Thanksgiving Day, 8 JULY. 

— Receives a Meilage from the Lords with a Bill relating 

to the Royal Family, by Matters in Chancery, the Judges 

being on the Circuit, 28 JULY. 

Vide Clerk of the Houfe. 
Poor Rates. Serjeant. 

Houfes. Vide Ireland. 

Hoveton Saint John, Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 18 Nov. 

Huddersfield Canal; Petition fora Bill to enable the Company 
to raife a further Sum; Referred to a Committee, 16 Norv. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 21 Mar. Prefented, and read, 22. 

Inclofure. Vide Longwood. Scammonden. 

Vide Artificers. 

Hughes, Sit Richard; Bill from Lords for enabling him to fell 
certain Eftates, 21 JULY. Read, ibid. Committed, 25. Re- 
ported, and pafled, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

Hull. Vide Kaji India. 

flulme, \ate William (Eftate); Bill from Lords, for amending 
Acts, 13 JUNE. Read, 15. Committed, 20. NReported, and 
pailed, 30. Royal Affent, 14 JuLy. 

Hungerford Road. Vide Beffelsleigh. Swindon. 

Hunjlet Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 17 

OV, 

Huntingdon Writ; 7 JUNE. 

»-———— Roads. Vide Potton. 

- Inclofures. Vide Stow. 

Hunton Inclofures.. Vide Coxheath. 

Tithes. Vide Patrick Brompton. 

Hurley Lands; Petition for a Biil to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 25 APR. Paffed, 26. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Hutton Inclofure. Vide Whitkirk. 

Hyde Park. Vide Accowits. 

Hyett, late Benjamin ; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain of 
his Eftates, 26 APR. Read, 27. Committed,2 May. Re- 

orted, and paffed, 12. Royal Affent, 18. 

Hythe Roads. Vide Folkejione. 


54° Geo. III. Parl.5. Sess.2. A. 1813-14. 


ACKSON, Hannah. Vide Mefne Procefs. 
James, William; Petition refpeéting Appeals to the Houfe 
of Lords ; To lie upon the Table, 22 JULY. 

Ightham \nclofure. Vide Wrotham. 

Lchefier. Vide Debtors. 

Imperial Infurance Company ; Petition for a Bill to enable them 
to sue, and be sued, in the Name of their Chairman; Referred 
toa Committee; 17 Nov. Reported ; Report to lie upon the 
Table, 24. Bill prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 20. 
Reported; to be ingrofled, 13 Dec. Paffed, 14. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Imprefs Service; Petitions relating thereto; viz. from Owners 
of Shipping in the Port of Whitby, 21 4PR. Petition from 
Sunderland ; to lie upon the Table,g May. Petition from 
Owners of Shipping ; to lie upon the Table, 12. Petition of 
Newcaftle Ship Owners ; to lie upon the Table, 13. Petition 
from Lancafter ; to lie upon the Table, 17. Owners of Ship- 
ping belonging to the Ports of Clyde ; to lie upon the Table, 
27. Kingtion-upon-Hull; to lie upon the Table, 6 June, 
Scarborough, Maryport, and Workington; to lie upon the 
Table, 14. 

Indemnity ; Bill to indemnify fuch Perfons as have omitted to 
qualify themfelves for Offices and Employments; Ordered, 
10 Nor. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 12. Committed, 15. Confidered, 16. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 17. 
Paffed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 
6 DEc. 

Indigo. Vide Cochineal. 

Infirmaries. Vide Ireland. 

Inglis, Major General, William. Vide Wellington. 

Inkberrow Lands ; Petition for a Bul to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
10 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingrolled; 91. Paffed, 1 APR. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 6. Royal Affent, 19. 

Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to a 


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Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon thé 
Table, 30. Read again; leave granted to give Notice of 
the Application; Bill ordered ; Committee to’ report on 
Notices, 1 DEc. . 

Inland Navigation.. Vide Accounts: Supply: 

Innkeepers; Bill for fixing the Rate of Subfifience to be paid 
to Innkeepers, and others, on Quartering of Soldiers ; Ordered; 
28 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 29: Committed, 2 May. Confidered, 4: Re- 
ported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for ‘Third Read- 
ing; 5. Pafled, 6. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

Infiruments; Bill to. amend the Laws refpecting the Atteftation 
of Inftruments of Appointment, &amp;e.; Ordered, 10 JUNE. 

- Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed, 13, Second Reading deferred, 14. Bill Com- 
mitted, 16. Confidered, 17. Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day 
appoiated for Third Reading; 20. Third Reading deferred, 
23. 29.—1 JuLY. Bill paffied, 6. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 28. Confidered, and agreed to, 29. Royal 
Affent, 30. 

Injiruétions 5 to a Sele&amp; Committée on certain Matters, to con- 
fider of other Matters, 5 Nov. 

to Committees of the whole Houfe, on Bills to 
make Provifion, 29 Nov.—3 DEc. 6.—4 May.—7 JUNE. 
20. 30.—-6 JULY. 12. 13. 15s 20. 25. 

—_— to Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in 
Bills to make Provifion, 1 APR—6 JUNE. 24. 30— 
18 JULY. 20. 21. 

to Seleé&amp;t Committees on Bills to make Provifion, 

25 MarR—1 APR. 4.—9 May.—13 JUNE. 

—— to Committees of the whole Houfe, on Bills to 

receive Ciaufes, 19 May.—8 JULY. 21. 

— to Commiitees of the whole Houfe on certain 
Matters, to confider of other Matters, 27 4PR.—23 JUNE. 24. 

Inveraray; Petition for a Bill for erecting a new Gaol and Court 
Houle for that County ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 

teported; Bill ordered, 25 MarR. Prefented, and read, ibid. 

Committed, 4 4PR. Reported; to be ingrolled; 4 May. 
Pafled, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

Invernefs, &amp;e. Writs, 20 DEc.—22 Mar. 

Johnftone, Honourable Andrew Cochrane (a Member.) Vide 
Accounts. Cochrane. 

Journals; Entries thereinread, 8 Nov.—22 APR.—28 JUNE.— 
19 JULY. 

Special Entries made therein, upon agreeing to 

Lords Amendments to Bills, 7 DEC.—22 JULY. 

to be printed, 22 JULY. 

of the Lords and Commons of Ireland; Entries 

therein read, 28 JUNE. 

-Committee appointed to infpe&amp; the Journals of the 

Houfe of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings on the Irifh 

Judges Annuities Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 23 JUNE. 

Report to lie upon the Table, 28. 

Committee appointed to infpeé the Journals of the 

Houfe of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings on the 

Halliwell and Finsbury Sewers Bill ; Three to be the Quorum, 

24 JUNE. Report to lie upon the Table, 27. 

——~ Committee appointed to infpeét the Journals of the 

Houfe of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings on the Bill 

refpecting Grants of Offices; Three to be the Quorum, 

12 JULY. Report to lie upon the Table, 13. 


Committee appointed to infpeét the Journals of the 
Houfe of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings on the 
Bill relating to the Refidence of the Clergy ; Three to be the 
Quorum, 25 JULY. Report to lie upon the Table, 26. 

—— Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Ipfwich. Vide Artificers. 

IRELAND. 

(Accountants Public.) Vide Treafury. 
(Aéis.) Vide Supply. 

———  (Annuities,) Bill to amend A&amp;s of the Parliament of 
Ireland, 13 and 14 Geo. III..c. 5, and 15 and 16 Geo. III. 
c.2, for granting certain Annuities; Ordered, 13 JULY. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 15. 
Committed, 18. Confidered, 19. Reported ; fo be ingrofled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 20. Pafled,21. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

(ibid.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills in Supply. 

——- (Ardglafs Harbour.) Vide Supply. 


— (Arms.) Bill to continue Acts of the Parliament of 
Ireland, for preventing the Importation of Arms, Gunpowder, 
&amp;c.; Ordered ; prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 8JULY. Committed,11. Confidered, 12. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
13. Pafled,14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Aflent, 23. 

(Afjaults.) Bill to render more eafy and effectual Re- 
drefs of Affaults in Ireland; Ordered, 1 JuLy. Pretfented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be 
printed; 4. Committed, 6. Confidered,; reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 8. Further Confideration deferred, 11. Bill 
re-committed, and confidered; 14. Reported; to be 
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INDEX ¢@o the S1xTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


InELAND—continued. 

ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Paffed, 18. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 
(Auctions.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills in 


Supply. 
——— (Ballymore Eustace.) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 

inclofe; Bill ordered ; 11 Nov. Prefented,and read, 1 MAR. 

Committed, 23. Reported ; wg ee 5 May. Paffed, 
6. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Affent, 27. 


— (Bank of Ireland.) Bill to continue Acts for con- 
firming and continuing the Reftrictions on Payments in Cath 
by the Bank of Ireland ; Ordered, 12 JULY. refented, and 
read; Day —— for Second Reading; tbid. Com- 
mitted, 13. Confidered, 14. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Patffed, 18. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 25. 

— (Barrack Department.) Vide Supply. 

— (Barristers.) Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf 
into a Committee toconfider of Means to enable the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, to make Allowances to Barrifters employed 
at Special Seflions in Ireland; The Regent’s Recommenda- 
tion fignified, and Motion agreed to, 11 JULY. Confidered, 
12. Refolution reported, and agreed to ; Inftruction accord- 
ingly; 23- 

Vide Peace, infra. 

(ibid.) Vide Tokens. 

— (Battle Axe, Guards.) Vide Supply. 

————. ( Belfast.) Vide Artificers. 
( Belfast Academical Institution.) Petition for leave 
to prefent a Petition for Aid; The Regent’s Recommendation 
fignified ; Petition brought up, read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee,i2 May. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table ; 
16. Referred to the Genesiane of Supply,24 JUNE. Vide 
Supply. 

(Bogs) Vide Supply. 

( Butter Trade.) Petition from Queen’s County re- 
lating thereto; To lie upon the Table, 24 May. Petition 
from Dublin; to lie upon the Table,8 JUNE. Petition from 


Waterford ; tolie upon the Table, 13. Petition from Lime- 
rick ; to lie upon the Table, 15. 


(Charitable Donations.) Vide Miscellaneous Services, 


infra. 


(Churches.) Bill from Lords, to extend fo far as re- 
lates to the building of new Churches, an Aé of the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland, 33 Geo. Il. 12 JuLy. Read, 15. Com- 
mitted, 18. Reported, and paffed, 19. Royal Affent, 23. 

(Clonmell.) Vide Roman Catholics, infra. 

(Coffee.) Vide Sugar, infra. Ways and Means. 
——_—— (Coleraine) Writ, 16 May. 

(Commifjariat Department.) Vide Supply. 

(Cork.) Petition for a Bill for raifing a Fund for the 
Charge of Commercial Improvements within that City ; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
22 MarR. Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 21 APR. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 20 May.—13 June. 
Bill reported ; to be ingroffed; 17. Paffed, 28. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 12 JUL¥, Royal Affent, 14. 

— (ibid.) Petition fora Bill to regulate the Price, Affize, 
and Weight of Bread within that City; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 22 Mar. Pre- 
fented, and read, 24. Committed, 21 4PR. Time enlarged 
for Committee to report, 20 May.—i3 June. Bill re- 
orted ; to be ingrofled; 17. Pafled 28. Agreed to by the 
Suede 12 JULY. Royal Affent, 14. 

(ibid.) Green Coat Hofpital. Vide Mifcellancous 
Services, infra. 

(ibid.) Inftitution. Vide Mifcellaneous Services, infra. 
Supply. 

(ibid.) Vide Roman Catholics, infra. 

— (Criminal Profeculions.) Vide Supply. 

— (Cujftoms.) Petition of the late Dane Surveyors 
General of Cuftoms in Ireland, refpecting the Office of Sur- 
veyor General of the Cuftums ; The Regent’s Recommendation 
fignified ; Petition brought up, and read; to lie upon the 
Table, 7 DEc. 

(ibid.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills in Supply. 
——— (Debtors.) Bill to amend A&amp; 53 Geo. III. c. 138 
for the Relief of Infolvent Debtors in Ireland ; Ordered ; 
Pretented, and read; Day appointed for Second Readin 
7 JUNE. Committed, 8. ommittee deferred, 10. Bill 
confidered, 13. Reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 14. Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords 
aa JULY. Royal Affent, 23. ; 

( Difcountenancing Vice.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services 
infra. Su py. : 
———— (Dublin, St. Mary’s.) Boundaries; Petition for a 

Bill to amend Aét; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Re- 
~~ 3 Bill ordered, 22 Mar. Prefented, and read, 23. 

ommitted, 21 APR. Reported ;* Report to lie upon the 
Table ; 27. Petition ogaing ; al: 12 May. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrofled; 19. Paffed, 26. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 24 JUNE. Amendments contidered ; Fur- 
ther Confideration put off for Three Months, Nem. Con. 28. 


[ 1813-14. 


(ibid.) Petition and Report thereon, read ; Bill or- 
dered, 28 JUNE. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
20 JuLy. Reported; to be ingrofled; 21. Paffed, ihid. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

(ibid.) St. George’s Parifh and Church; Petition 
for a Bill for enlarging Provifions of Act; Referred to a 
Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 22 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 18 4PR. Petition of 
Inhabitants, againft; referred, ibid. Petition of Inhabitants of 
St. George, againft ; to lie = the Table, 26. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 9 May. Pafled, 10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 24. Royal Affent, 27. 

(Ibid.) Improvement ; Petition for a Bill to explain 

and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nor. Re- 

rted ; Leave granted to give Notices of the Application ; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 17 Mary. 
Bill prefented, and read, 23. Notice taken that the Bill was 
not prepared according to the Order of Leave; Order for 
Second Reading, difcharged ; Bill withdrawn ; Order of Leave 
for Bill, read, and difcharged ; Petition read again, and another 
Bill ordered ; 7 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 9. Petition of Inhabitants of the Parifh 
of Saint Mark, againft; to lie upon the Table, 14 JULY. 
Bill reported ; to be ingroffed ; 18. Petition from St. Peter’s, 
caplaihs to lie upon the Table, 19. Bill pafled, ibid. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

— (ibid.) College; Petition for a Loan of Money 
offered; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified; Petition 
brought up, read, and referred to a Committee, 5 APR. 
Referred to the Committee of Supply, 16 May. Vide Supply. 

(ibid.) Grocers; Petition refpeéting the Retail of 
Spirituous Liquors; To lie upon the Table, 24 Mary. 

(ibid.) Foundling Hofpital; Bill to amend feveral 
Aéts for regulating the Teuntiing Hofpital in Dublin ; Or- 
dered, 26 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed; ibid. Committed, 28. Con- 
fidered, 29. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 2 May. Third Reading deferred, 5. Bill 
paffed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 21 JuLY. Royal 
Affent, 23. 

(ibid.) St. Stephen’s Green; Petition for Leave to 
prefent a Petition for improving the fame; Referred to a 
Committee; 6 May. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
prefented; referred to a Committee; 9. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 10. Read again; Leave granted to 
give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices; 12. Bill prefented, and read, 13. Com- 
mitted, 7 JUNE. Reported; to be ingroffed; 20. Paffed, 29. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 12 JULY. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 13. Royal Affent, 18. 


— (ibid.) Society. Vide Mifcellaneous Services, infra. 
(ibid.) Vide Butter Trade, fupra. Poft Office. Re- 


cords, infra. 


— (ibid.) Inclofure. Vide Ballymore Eujftace. 


———. (Dublin Society.) Vide Supply. 


ae 


(Dunmore Harbour.) Vide Supply. 


(Eaft India.) Bill to grant certain Duties on Goods 
imported into Ireland from the Eaft Indies; Ordered, 
28 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 29. Committed, 30. Confidered, 1 JULY. Re- 

orted ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 5. 

hird Reading deferred, 6. Bill paffed, 8. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 14. Royal Affent, 18. 


——— ‘(ibid.) Vide Eaft India. 


(Ecclefiaftical Courts.) Bill for the better Regulation 


of Ecclefiaftical Courts in Ireland ; Ordered, 21 APR. Pre- 


——-—— ( Fees.) Vide Sup 
———— ( Female Orphan 


21 JULY. Royal Affent, 23. 


fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to 
be printed; 26. Committed, 2 May. Confidered, 6. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled ; Day aoa for Third Reading ; 9. 
Paffed, 10. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 27. Con- 
fidered, and agreed to, 7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

(Excife and Taxes.) Act 47 Geo. III. Stat. 1. c. 18, 
to grant certain Inland Duties of Excife and Taxes in Ireland, 
to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 8 JuLY. 
Confidered ; Refolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon; 11. Vide Houfes, infra. 

(Farming Society.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, 
infra. Supply. 


oufe.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, 
infra. Suppl 


— ( ~ Hofpital.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, infra, 
Supply. 

a (Fever Hofpitals.) Bill for the further encouragement 
thereof in Ireland; Ordered; 26 May. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; ibid. 
rm Reading deferred, 6 JUNE. ‘Bill committed, 7. Con- 
fidered, 10. Reported; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 13. Paffed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 


(Firft Fruits.) Vide Supply. 

(Foundling Hofpital.) Vide Dublin. Mifcellaneous 
Services, infra. Supply. 

(Galway.) Town and County of the Town ; Petition 
of John Joyce and others refpecting the right of Election ; 


Day 























1819-14.] 


IRELAN D—continued. 


Day appointed for taking it into confidetation; and Mr. 
Speaker to iffue his Warrants for Perfons, Papers, and Re- 


- cords; 16 Nov.  Confideration deterred, 18.—20 Dzec.— 
1 Mar. Petition from Freemen to defend the Right of 
 Eléétion ; to be confidered at the fame time ; and Mr. Speaker 
to iffue his Warrants for Perfons, Papers, and Records; 21. 
Confideration adjourned, 19 APR. 20. Petitions confidered, 
21. Committee appointed, ibid. Report touching the Right 
of Election, 28. 
‘ibid.) Bill to remove Doubts as to the Provifions of 
A&amp; of Parliament of Ireland 33 Geo. III. c. 21, in relation to 
the Town of Galway; Ordered, 3 May. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; 
ibid. Second Reading deferred, 9. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 7 JUNE. 
———. (Glafs.) Vide Ways and Means and Bills in Supply. 
(Gowran) Lands; Petition for Leave to prefent a 
Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to a Committee, 
14 Dec. Reported; Leave given; Petition prefented ; Bill 
ordered, 17. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 
21 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 12 May. Paffed, 19. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 1 JUNE. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 3. Royal Affent, 17. 
(Grand Canal.) Vide Supply. 
(Green Coat Hofpital.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, 
infra. Supply. 
ninecit—ifitemeialie.) Vide Arms, fupra. 
( Hardinge) Sir Richard ; Petition refpeCting the Office 
of Surveyor General of Cuftoms of Ireland, offered; ‘The 
Regent’s Recommendation fignified; Petition brought up, 
and read to lie upon the Table; 17 Nor. 
( Hibernian Marine Society.) Vide Mifcellaneous Ser- 
vices, infra. Supply. 
( Hibernian School.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, infra. 














Supply. 
7 ( Houfe of Indujtry.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, infra. 
upply. 

wnt ( Houfes.) Bill to repeal the Duty payable thereon in 
Ireland ; Ordered, 11 JULY. Poahavek and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading , 12. Committed, 13. Con- 
fidered, 14. Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 15. Pafled, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 
23. Royal Affent, 25. 
(ibid.) Vide Kacife and Tazes. 
—-—— (Howth Harbour.) Vide Supply. 
(Infirmaries.) Bill to amend Aéts of the Parliament 
of Ireland, for ereéting Public Infirmaries, fo far as relates to 
the Salaries of Surgeons and Apothecaries ; Ordered, 21 APR. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed; 27, Bill committed, 6 May. Committee 
deferred, 9. 12. Bill confidered, 13. Reported; to be in- 
groffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 16. Pafled, 17. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 
— — (Inland Navigation.) Vide Supply. 

( Judges.) Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into 
a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of Act of the 
Parliament of Ireland 40 Geo. LIL. ¢. 69, for granting Annu- 
ities to the Lord High Chancellor, and to the Judges of the 
feveral Courts of Ireland; The Regent’s Recommendation 
fignified ; Motion agreed to; Act confidered; 27 APR. iXe- 
folution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 28. 
Vide infra. 

(ibid.) Bill for granting additional Annuities to the 

Judges in Ireland; Ordered, 28 APR. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 29. Committed, 2 May. 
Confidered, 3. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 4. Pafled 5. 
(ibid.) Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a 
Committee to confider of the above Act; The Regent’s Re- 
commendation fignified ; and Motion agreed to ; Contidered, 
28 JUNE. Report deferred, 29. Refolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 30. Vide infra. 

(ibid.) Bill for granting additional Annuities to the 
Judges in Ireland ; Ordered, 30 JUNE. Prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 1 JuLy. Com- 
mitted, 4. Confidered, 5. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day 
pe for Third Reading; 6. Paffed,; 8. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 15. Royal Affent, 18. 

——— (ibid.) Vide Journals. 

———_— (Kildare) Writ, 1 Mar. 

——-—— (Kilkenny) Writ, 3 May. 

——— (ibid.) Inclofure. Vide Gowran. 

(Lagan Navigation.) Petition fora Bill for amending 

and continuing Acts; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 

Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 23. Read again; 

Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; Bill or- 

dered ; Committee. to report on Notices; 29. Petition of 

. the Marquis of Hertford, _— to lie upon the Table, 22 
Mar. " Motion, that the Report be referred to a Committee 
of the whole Houfe ; The Regent's Recommendation fignified ; 
and Motion agreed to; 8 JUNE. Further Confideration de- 
ferred, 9. .Report confidered, 10. -Refolution reported and 

. agreed to, and Inftruction accordingly, 13. Bill prefented, 
and read, 14. Day appointed for Second Reading, 12 JULY. 











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INDEX wethe Srxty&lt;wiwtn VéLbee. 


Ireland, 17 Geo. II. c. 10, to 


Catholics, infra. 


Supply. 


























—-—_—_— (Offenders.) Vide Supp 








Committed, 13. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 18. 
Further Confideration deferred, 21. Report further confi- 
dered; Bill to be ingroffed; 22. Pafled, 23. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 

(Eand.) Bill to amend AG of the Parliament of 
revent the burning of Land; 
Ordered, 10 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 14. Committed, 15. Confidered, 16. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 17. Pafled, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 21 JULY. 
Royal Affent, 23. 

( Legacies.) Bill to fecure the Payment of Stamp 
Duties on ‘Reba &amp;e. in Ireland; Ordered, 15 JUNE. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
17. Committed, 20. Committee deferred, 22. Bill con 
dered, 23. Reported ; to be ingrofied; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 24. Third Reading deferred, 27. Bill 
pafled, 29. Kewel to by the Lords, 4JuLyY; Royal At- 
fent, 14. 

(Limerick.) Vide Butter Trade, fupra. 





Roman 


(Linen Manufacture.) Vide Supply. 

(Londonderry.) Petition for Leave to prefent a Pe- 
tition for a Bill for rebuilding or os the Bridge; Re- 
ferred toa Committee, 27 May. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition prefented ; referred to a Committee, 1 JUNE. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie upon the Table, 3. Leave granted to 
give Notices of the Application; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 6. Order of leave for Bill difcharged ; 
another Bill ordered; 20. Vrefented, and read, ibid. Motion 
that the Report on the Petition be referred to a Committee of 
the whole Houfe; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified, 
and Motion agreed to; 23. Confidered, 24. Ref»lution 
reported, and agreed to, 27. Bill committed, 12 JULY. 
Refolution read again; Intftruétion accordingly; 15. Bill 
reported; to be ingrofled; 19. Pailed, 21. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 27. Royal Aifent, 28. 

(ibid.) Writ, 27 JUNE. 

(Lottery Officers.) Vide Supply. 


———— (Louth.) Vide Roman Catholics, infra. 


(Lying-in Hofpital.) Vide Mijcellaneous Services. 


( Magifirate:.) Bill to provide for the better execution 
of the Laws in Ireland, by appointing fuperintending M agif- 
trates and additional Conttables in Counties; Ordered, 23 
JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; to be printed; 27. Committed, 1JuLy. Con- 
fidered, 4. Reported, and re-committed, 5. Infiruétion for 
providing Salaries for Magitirates, Clerks and Conftables, 
&amp;c.; 6. Bill confidered, 8. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for ‘Third Reading; 11. Third Reading 
deferred, 12. 13. Bill paffed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 
23. Royal Affent, 25. 

-— (ibid.) Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a 
Committee to confider of empowering the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland to advance out of the Contolidated Fund, a Sum 
for Salaries to Magitirates and Conftables; The Regent’s 
Recommendation fignified, and Motion agreed to, 4 JULY. 
Confidered, 5. Retolution reported, and agreed to; Inftrue- 
tion accordingly ; 6. Vide fupra. 

— (ibid.) Vide Peace. 

( Mayo) County ; Petition of Martin Kirwan, Efguire, 
complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking 
it into confideration; Petition of Freeholders; to be confi- 
dered at the fame time, and Mr, Speaker to iffue his War- 
rants for, Perfons, Papers, and Records ; 23 MarR. Petitions 
for enlarging the ‘Time for entering into Recognizances; to 
lie upon the Table, 29. Petitions read again; Aéts read ; 
Mr. William Green, Agent to the Petitioners, examined in 
relation to the Matters of the faid Petitions; Time enlarged ; 
30. Confideration deferred, 5 APR. 21. Petitions confi- 
dered ; Committee appointed; 19 May. Report, that the 
Sitting Member is duly eleéted, &amp;c. 20. 

— (ibid.) Writ, 6 DEc. 

- (ibid.) Vide Roman Catholics, infra. 





—_——-. (Militia.) Bill to amend Aé&amp; 49 Geo. ITI. ¢. 120, 


for raifing and training the Militia of Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
20 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; ibid. Committed, 21. Confidered, 22. Reported; 
to be ingroffled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 23. 
Third Reading deferred, 25. Bill pafled, 26. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 
(ibid.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills in Supply. 
(Mifcellaneous Services.) Petitions of the feveral 
Public Inftitutions for Relief, offered; The Regent’s Recom- 
mendation fignified ; Petitions brought up, and read, and to lie 
upon the Table; 5 4PR. Referred to the Committee of 
Supply, 22. Vide Supply. 
(ibid.) Vide Belfaft. Dublin. 
(Non-conforming Minifters.) Vide Supply. 


(Orange Societies. ) Picks rélating thereto; to 
lie upon the Table; viz.—From’ Proteftants and Catholics of 
Iréland, the friends of civil and religious liberty, and of in- 
ternal peace and concord; in Neighbourhoods of meee 
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INDEX fo the SixTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Irn ELAN D—continued. 


and Keady; of Belfaft; of Dungannon and Armagh ; of 

Killeleagh ; of Larne and Whiteboufe; of Lifburn ; of Moira 

and Magheralin, in the County of Down; the Parifh of Se- 

goe, in the County of Armagh; and of the Town and Parifh 
of Newry; to lie upon the Table, 8 JUNE. Petitions of 

Proteftaats and Catholics of Ireland ; to lie upon the Table; 
24. Petitions of Proteftants, &amp;c. of Rofstrevor, Rathtreland, 
and Mourne; to lie upon the Table; 4 JULY. 

(Ordnance.) Vide Supply. 

—-——— (Peace.) Bill to provide for the preferving and re- 

ftoring of Peace in Ireland ; Ordered ; pretented, and read; 

Day appointed for Second Reading ; 10 be printed ; 8 JULY. 

Second Reading deferred, 11. 12. Bill committed, 13. In- 

firuction to make Compenfation to Barrifters who may pre- 

fide in Courts of Special Seflions of the Peace, ibid. Com- 
mittee deferred, 14. Bill confidered, 15. Reported; to be 
ingroffed; Day appe  .ted for Third Reading; 18. Bill read 
the Third time, and further Proceeding upon Third Read- 
ing adjourned, 19. Refumed, and Bill paffed, 20. By the 

Lords, with an Amendment, 29. Confidered, and agreed to, 

ibid. Royal Affent, go. 

———— (ibid. Vide Magijirates. Police. 

(Police.) Acts for the better execution of the Law, 
and Prefervation of the Peace within Counties at large, read ; 
Bill to continue Aé&amp; 27 Geo. ILL; Ordered, 4 Dec. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed tor Second Reading ; ibid. 
Comunitted, 6. Confideved, 7. Reported; to be ingroiled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 8. Pafled,9. Agreed to 
by the iets, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 

( Postage.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills in 
Supply. 

- (Poft Office.) Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to 
amend Acts 48 Geo. Lil. c. 48, and 49 Geo. ill. c. 70, for 
the Purchafe of Premifes for the Enlargement of the Poft 
Office in Dublin; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified, 
and Bill ordered; 19 May. Prefented, and read; Day ap- 
poiated for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 16. Con- 
fidered, 17. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for ‘Third Reading; 18. Paffed, 19. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

(Pratique.) Vide Supply. 
(Printing, &amp;c.) Vide Supply. 
( Proclamations.) Vide Supply. 

——-—— (Protestant Schools.) Vide Mifcellaneous Services, 

fupra Supply. 

— (Public Offices.) Vide Supply. 


—— —— ( Queén’s County,) Writ; 27 JULY. 
———— (ibid.) Vide Butter Trade, fupra. 


——— 


(Records.) Motion for Leave to bring ina Bill to 
veft in His Majefty certain Grounds in Dublin, for the ereét- 
ing of a Repoiitory for the Public Records in Ireland; The 
Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and Bill ordered, 
13 May. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; thid. Committed, 16. Confidered,17. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 18. 
Paffed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 21 JULY. ‘Royal 
Affent, 23. 

(ibid.) Vide Supply. 
— (Rerenues.) Bill to amend As relating to the Re- 
venues of [reland ; Ordered, 15 JUNE. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 17. Committed ; Bill 
to be printed; 20. Confidered, 24. Committee deferred, 
27. 29. 30.—4 JULY. 5.6. Bill confidered, 8. Report de- 
ferred, 11. Bill reported ; re-committed, and confidered ; 12. 
Reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 13. Paffed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 
Affent, 23. 
——— (Roman Catholics.) Petitions of Roman Catholics, 
viz.—from Tipperary and Clonmell, 21 4PR.- Louth, 25. 
Rofcommon, 2.Ma4Y.. Mayo, 5. Limerick, 23. Roman 
Catholics of Ireland, 24. ‘Tyrone, 26. Cork, 27. Petition 
of Roman Catholics of Great Britain, 1 JULY. 
——— (ibid.) Vide Addrefs. 
———— (Roman Catholic Seminary.) Vide Mifcellaneous 
Services, fupra. Supply. 
(Royal Canal.) Vide Supply. 
———— _ (Saint Stephen’s Green) Vide Dublin, fupra. 
——— (Salt.) Vide Ways and Means. 

(Schools ;) Bill to amend and explain A&amp; 53 Geo. IIT. 
c. 107, for the Appointment of Commiflioners for the Regu- 
lation of Schools in Ireland ; Ordered; Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed ; 17 JUNE. 
Committed, 22. Confidered, 23. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. Paffed, 27. 

(Seceding Minifters.) Vide Supply. 

——— (Sir Patrick Dun's Hofpital.) Vide Mifcellaneous 
Services, fupra. Supply. 

(Spirits ;) Billto amend Adéts 47 Geo. IIT. Sefs. 2. 
c. 1 v and 53 Geo. IL. c. 148, refpecting the illicit Diftillation 
of Spirits in Ireland; Ordered, 6 Dec. Prefented, and 
read; Day. appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 7. Confidered; Reported; to be ingrofled; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 8. Pafled, g,. Agreed to. by 
the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. ae 


[ 1813-14. 


(ibid.) Bill to amend Aéts for regulating and fecuring 
the Colle¢tion of the Duties on Spirits diftilled in Ireland; 
Ordered, 15 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 20. Committed, 22. Billecatidered, $3. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 24. Third Reading deferred, 27. _ Bill pafled, 28. 
Agreed to by the Lords,8 JuLy. Royal Affent, 14. 

(ibed.) Ball to confolidate and amend the Regulations 
in certain Acts relative to the ualawful Diftillation of Spirits 
in Ireland; Ordered, 12 JULY. Prefented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Committed; Bill to 
be printed ; 13. Committee deterred, 14. Confidered, 18. 
Reported ; Day appointed for further confidering Report ; 19. 
Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingrofled ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 20. Pafled, 21. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 

(ibid.) Vide Scotland. 


(Stages Coaches ;) Bill to further explain and amend 
Ac&amp;t 51 Geo. LiL. c. 40, refpecéting Stage Coaches in Ireland ; 
Ordered ; Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; to be printed; 7 JUNE. Committed, 13. Con- 
fidered, 17. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 20. Third Reading deferred, 22. 29. 27. 
Bill paffed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 23 JuLY. Royal 
Affent, 25. . 
(Stamps.) Vide Legacies, fupra. 
and Bills in Supply. 
— (Steevens’ Hofpital.). Vide Mifcellaneous Services. 
Supply 
— (Sugar ;) A&amp;t 47 Geo III. c. 19, for regulating the 
Drawbacks and Bounties on the Exportation of Sugar from 
Ireland, &amp;c.; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houle,17 Nov. Considered; Reported and Bill ordered, 18. 
Vide infra. 


Ways and Means 


——— (ibid.) Bill to continue and amend the above A@; 


Ordered, 18 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 20. Counnitted, 22. Confidered, 23. 
Reported; to be ingrofied; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 24. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 1 Dec. 
Royal Affent, 6. 

(ibid.) A&amp; 54 Geo. III. ¢.7, for regulating the 
Drawbacks and Bounties on the Exportation of Sugar from 
Ireland; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe ; Loftruction to confider of the Duties on Sugar, 
Coffee, and other Articles, the Produce of Martinique, &amp;c. 
24 JUNE. Matters confidered, 27; Refolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 28. Vide infra. 

(ibid.) Bill to repeal the Schedule annexed to Act 
47 Geo. ILI.and to fubftitute another Schedule in lieu thereof; 
Ordered, 28 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 29. Bill committed, 30. Confidered, 
1 JULY. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 5. Third Reading deferred, 6. Bil paffed, 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 15. Royal Affent, 18. 

(Surveyor General of the Cufioms.) Vide Cujftoms. 
Hardinge, fupra. 

( Tipperary.) Vide Roman Catholics, fupra. 

(Treafury.) Bill for the more effectual Regulation of 
the Receipts and Iffues of His Majefty’s Treafury in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 9JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed; 10. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 13. Bill committed, 15. Confidered, 17. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
20. Third Reading deferred, 22. Bill pafled, 23. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 1 JULY. 

(Treafury Bills.) Vide Ways and Means, and Bills 
in Supply. 

— (Treafury Incidents.) Vide Supply. 


———— (Trinity College.) Vide Supply. 
————(  tamcg ) Vide Roman Catholics, fupra. 
emereerd | 


ages.) Bill t» repeal the Laws for the Recovery 
thereof in Ireland, and to make other Provifions; Ordered ; 
prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 
be printed; 7 Jung. Coimitted, 13. Confidered,17. Re- 
ported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
20. Paffed,22. Agreed to by the Lords,21 JuLy. Royal 
Affent, 23. 


——_——. (Waterford) Writ, 29 Mar. 
—— (ibid.) Vide Butter Trade, fupra. 


(Wefimorland Lock Hofpital.) Vide Mifcellaneous 


Services, se Supply. 
———. (Waterford) Writ, 4 May. 


(Wexford) Writ, 29 JULY. 
(Wide Streets.) Vide. Mifcellaneous Services, fupra. 
Supply. 
— (Works, Board of.) Vide Supply. 
(Writs.) Bill to provide for the iffuing of Writs of 


Extent in Lreland; Ordered, 13 JULY. 


( Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps.) Bill to amend Aé&amp;t 


43 Geo. III. c. 121, for authorizing the billeting thereof; Or- 


dered; prefented, and read; Day. — for Second 
Reading ; 21 JuLy. Committed, 22. nfidered, 23. Re- 


ported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
. 25. Bill paffed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal 
_ Affent, 30. 


——Vide 





1813-14.) INDEX to the Sixtry-NIntTH VOLUME. 


IRELAN D—continued. - 
Vide Accounts. Address. Bleaching Powder. Eaft 
India. Linen. Madhoufes. Militia. Roman Catholics. 
Spirits. Vote of Credit. 
Iron. Vide Accounts. 


Judges. Vide Ireland. Scotland. 

Juftice, Courts of; Grand Committee appointed, 5 Nor. 
Entries in Journal, read; Twenty-feventh Report from 
Select Committee on Finance, read ; Entries in the Journals 
of the Houfe of Lords of Ireland, read; Act of the Parlia- 
ment of Ireland, 4 Geo. I. c. 8, read; Entries in the Journals 
of the Houfe of Commons of Ireland, read; Refolution that 
an Enquiry fhould be made into the State of the Courts of 
Juftice, and the Offices connected therewith, as to the Duties, 
Salaries, Fees, and Emoluments of the feveral Officers, Clerks, 
and Minifters of Juftice, fimilar to the Enquiries inftituted in 
1664, 1693, 1732, 1757, and 1798; 28 JUNE. 

Motion, for laying before the Houfe a Return of the 
Rates of Fees demanded and received in the feveral fuperior 
Courts of Juftice, Civil and Ecclefiaftical, in Great Britain 
and Ireland, and for reading the other Order of the Day ; 
Motion, with leave of the Houfe, withdrawn; 31 Mar. 


Motion, that the long difufe of Public Enquiries into 
the Behaviour of the Officers, Clerks, and .Minifters of Juf= 
tice, will frequently occafion an. Increafe‘of unneceflary Of- 
fices, and give Encouragement to the taking illegal Fees and 
increafed Gratuities, to the great Oppreflion of the Subject, 
and the delay of Juftice, withdrawn, 7 JUNE. 

Vide Accounts. Address. 














54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 
K4 THERINE, St.; Petition for a Bill for Paving and 


Lighting the Streets within that Precinét; Referred to a 
Commitiee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 23 MAR. 
Prefented, and read, 28. Bill committed, 10 May. Re- 
ported; to be ingrofled; 23. Paffed, 11 JuLy. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 25. Confidered, and agreed to, 26. 
Royal Affent, 27. 











—_—_— Petition for a Bill for improving cer- 

tain Streets in that Precinét; Referred to a Committee, 19 
Nov. Reported; Leave granted to give Notices of the Ap- 
plication; Bill ordered ; ot = to report on Notices ; 
25 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28.. Petition of Truftees of 
Tower Hill Street, againft; to lie upon the Table, 6 Mar. 
Bill committed, 10. Petition read again; referred; Countel 
ordered ; Voices; 17 May. Petition of Churchwardens, &amp;c. 
of Saint Botolph, againft; referred ; and Counfel ordered; 18. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 23. Bill reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 25. Paffed, 5 JuLY. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 22. Royal Affent, 23. 

Keighley; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence to 
Hebden Bridge; Referred to a Committee, 16 Nov. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 17. Prefented, and read, 6 Dec. 
Committed, 10. Reported; to be ingrofled; 30 Mar. 
Paffed, 4 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 16 May. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

——— Vide Bingley. 

ar Petition for a Bill for eftablifhing a Public Highway 
tom Cawood Ferry to Kelfield; Referred to a Committee, 
18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 28 MarR. Prefented, and 
read, ibid. Committed, 25 4PR. Reported; to be in- 
grofled; g May. Paffed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. ; 

Kempt, Major General James. Vide Wellington. 

Kendal Drainage. Vide Beethom. 

Kenilworth and Stone Bridge Road; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 
17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 19. Prefented, and read, 
29. Committed, 3 Dec. Reported; to be ingroffed; 17. 
Paffed, 22 Mar. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal 
Affent, 29. 

‘Kennington ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road trom thence 
to Camberwell; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

Kent ; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a Bill for 
enabling the Juttices to hold. a General Seflions annually, for 
levying and applying County Rates, &amp;c.; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 24-Nov. . Reported; Leave given; Petition pre- 
fented ; referred to a Committee; 25. Repocred ; Report to 
lie upon the Table; 26. Report read again; Leave granted 
to give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered ; Committee 
to report on Notices; 2 Dec. Bill prefented, and read, 
1 Mar. Committed, 22. All to have Voices,3 May. Pe- 
tition of Juftices againft ; referred; 10. Day appointed for 
receiving Report, 17. Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 18. 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 26. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 6 JUNE. Bill paffed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

‘ Roads. Vide Afford. Folkeftone. Maidftone. Sturry 

treet. 


—— Inclofures. Vide Berley. Birling. Coxheath. Wrotham. 

—— Vide Wool. 

Kentifh Town Juné&amp;tion Road ; Petition for Leave to prefent a 
Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge Powers of Ads; Re- 





Vot. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


ferred. to a Committee, 22 MarR. Reported; Leave given ; 

' Petition prefented ; referred to a Committee ; 23. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 24. Prefented, and read, 28. Committed, 
1 APR. Petitions from Saint. Pancras, againft; referred ; 
Counfel ordered ; Voices ; 6. - Petition from Churchwardens, 
&amp;e. of Saint “Pancras, againft; referred ; and Counfel or- 
dered ; 29. 

Kidwelly, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 17 Nov. 

Kilmainham Hofpital. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Kilmington, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
deni 18 Nov. Prefented, and read; 1 Mar. Committed, 
21. Reported; to be ingroffled; 2 May. Paffed, 4. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 








18 Nor. 
Kimberworth Inclofure. Vide Wentworth. 
King ; His Royal: Affent given to Bills, by Commiffion, 24 
ov. 26.—6 DEc. 10. 14.17. 20.—29 MarR—ig APR.— 
4 May. 18. 27.--17 JUNE. 20. 28.—1 JULY. 14. 18. 23. 
25. 27. 28. 29. 30. 

His Royal Affent given to Bills by The Prince Regent, 

in the name and on the behalf of His Majefty, 30 JuLy. 

Vide Regent: 

King’s Bench, Marfhal of. Vide Cochrane. 

Vide Accounts. Debtors. 

Kingsbury Inclofure. Vide Hurley. 

Kingsland Inclofure. Vide Aymeftrey. 

King’s Place Market ; Petition for a Bill to authorize the In- 
fpeGtors of Hides to examine them in that Market; To lie 
upon the Table, 19 Nov. Petition read again; referred to 
a Committee; 13 DEc. Reported; Bill ordered, 14. Pre- 
fented, and read, 28 Mar. Committed,1 4PR. Reported; 
to be ingrofled; 23 May. Paffed, 24. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

King fion-upon-Hull. _ Vide Artificers. 

Kirkaldy. Vide East India. 

Kirkdale Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Referred to 
a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 28 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 25 APR. Petition 
of Owners of Eftates, againft; referred; 2 May. Bill re- 

orted; to be ingrofled, 9. Pafled, 17. Agreed to by the 
Lael, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. - 

Kirkhammerton Lands; Petition. for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 18 Nor. 

Kirkthwaite, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 19 Nov. 

Knockin Road. Vide Burlton. 














Supply. 


Imprefs Service. 


54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2, A. 1813-14. 


AGAN Navigation. Vide Ireland. 
Lambert, Major General John. Vide Wellington. 

Lambeth; Petition for enlarging the Church-yard and Burial 
Ground of that. Parifh; Referred to a Committee, 19 FEB. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 24 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. 
Committed, 4 4PR. Reported, and Bill re-committed, 12 
May. Reported; to be ingrofied; 18. Pafled,25. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 7 June. Royal Affent, 17. 

Lanark Roads and Bridges; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the fame Referred to a Committee, 16 Nov. 
Reported ; Bill ordered, 13 Dec. Prefented, and read, 20. 
Additional Petition ; referred to a Committee; Committee to 
fit notwithftanding Adjournment; 1 MarR. Bill committed, 
25. Additional Vetition reported ; Inftruétion accordingly, 
ibid; Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 25 APR. Pafled, 2 
May. Agreed to by the Lords, 19 JULY. Royal Affent, 23. 

Roads. Vide Glasgow. Hamilton. 

Lancafter ; Petition for a Bill for making an equal County Rate 
for that County; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 21 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. 

Roads. Vide Balderjione. Burnley. Manchefter. 

Saddleworth. Tonge. 

Inclofures. Vide Sevenhampton. Tatham. Tunftal. 

——-Vide Accounts. Debtors. Eaft India. Imprefs Service. 

Land. Vide Ireland. 

Land Revenue ; Acts 34 Geo. III. c.75; 48 Geo. IIL. c. 73; 
and 53 Geo. I[I.c. 121, relating tv the Land Revenue of the 
Crown ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
8 Dec. Committee deferred, 9. Acts confidered ; Reported ; 
and Bill ordered; 10. Vide infra. 


———— Bill to amend the faid Aéts; Ordered, 10 DEc. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be 
printed, 13. Second Reading deferred, 21 4PR. Bill com- 
mitted, 25. Committee deferred, 26. 27. Bill confidered ; 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed fer further con- 
fidering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 28. Fur- 
ther Confideration deferred, 12 May. 16. Report further 
confidered; Bill to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 17. Third Reading deferred, 19. 23. Bill paffed, 
25. By the Lords, with Amendments, 8 JUNE. Confidered ; 
The Regent’s Confent fignified; Amendments agreed to, 10. 
Royal Affent, 17. ; 

Vide Accounts. Land. 











. Land 





INDEX # the Sixty: nru7H Votume. [1813-14 


Land Tae ; Bill for appointitig Coftimiffioners fot éatryitig into 
xeedtion AG of ae Sethe Ordered, 17 Dec. pfented, 
atid read; Day appoirited for Sect nd Reading, iid ; Bill com- 
mitted’; Members to préparé Lifts of Commiffioners Names ; 
Refolitions of gist May 1786, read, 20. Committee de- 

- ferred; 36 JUNE. Bill confidered, 4 JULY. Reported ; to 
be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 5. Third 
Reading, deistred, 6. 12. Bill puffed, rq. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 18. Royal Affent, 23. 

Bill ‘to alter and amend Powers of Aés relating to 
the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax; Ordered, 28 
June. Prefented, aid read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 29. Committed, 30. Committee deferred, 1 JULY. 
Bill confidered; reported; Day appointed for further con- 
fidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 4. Bill re- 
committed; confidered; reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther confidering Report; Bull, as amerided, to be printed; 8. 

' Further Confideration deferred, 13. 15.18.19. 20.21. Report 
further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 22. Third Reading, deferred, 23. Bill paffed, 
25. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 

Vide Accounts. Malt and Penfions. 

Latchford Waterworks. Vide Warrington. 

Law Charges. Vide Accounts. Supply. 


Laws Expiring ; Committee appointed to enquire what Tempo- 
rary Laws of a public and general Nature are now in force, 
and what have expired, &amp;c.; To report Obfervations; In- 
firuction to report Opinion from Time to Time which of 
them are fit to be reyived, continued, or made perpetual ; 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum, and to fit notwithftanding any Adjournment; Re- 
port of laft Seflion referred ; 5 Nov. 


Report to lie upon the Table, and, with the 

Appendix, to be printed, 6 Nor. 

Bill to continue feveral Acts for regulating the 
Trade to the Ifle of Malta, to revive and continue Acts re- 
lating to the Trade of the Cape of Good Hope, and the land- 
ing of Prize Goods in Great Britain; Ordered, 21 JULY. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. 
Committed, 22. Confidered, 23. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
Day appointed for Third waye 25. Pafled, 26. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 

—_—_—-—— Vide Malta. 

Leather. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Leckford Road. Vide Beffelsleigh. 

Leeds Inclofure. Vide Hunséet. 

Vide Artificers. 

Legacies. Vide Ireland. 

Leicester Roads. Vide Derby. Hinckley. 

Leith, Lieutenant General Sir James. Vide Wellington. 

Lewin, Samuel ; Bill from Lords, for ‘vefting his Eftate for cer- 
tain Ufes; 7 JUNE. Read, 8. Committed, 17. Reported, 
and paffed,29. Royal Affent, 1 Juxy. 

Lewijfham; Petition for a Bill for the better Management and 
Relief of the Poor of that Parifh; Referred to a Committee, 
11 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 15. Prefented, and read, 
25. Committed,6 Dec.. All to have Voices, 13. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrofled; 4 May. Paffed,6. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 138. 

Ley, Mr. Vide Clerk of the Houje. 

—— Mr. John Henry. Vide Addrefs. Clerk of the Houfe. 

‘ Licences. Vide Accounts. 

Lichfield Roads. Vide Cole/hill. 


ee: Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to con- 
ider of Acts relating thereto, and to enable the Commifiioners 
to purchafe the Ifland and Light of May, 28.4PR. Confidered, 
29. Refolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 2 May. Vide infra. 
— Bill for enabling the Commiffioners to purchafe the 
Ifland and Light of May, and for amending Acts; Ordered, 
2 MAY. Inftruétion to enable the Commiffioners to erect 
additional Lighthoufes, 6 June. Bill prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed; 8. 
Committed, 9. Inftrnétion for advancing a certain. Sum for 
completing the Purchafe of the Ifland and Light of May, 
ro : ges = a - omg Digest 30, Bill confidered, 
4 JULY. eported.; to ingrofied; Day appointed ‘for 
Third Reading ; 5. Third Raiden deferred, 6. Bi pafied, 8. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 22, Confidered, and 
agreed to, 23. Royal Affent, 25. 
——_—— As relating thereto; to be confidered in a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 1 June. Confidered, 3. Refolution 
reported, and agreed to; Initruétion accordingly; 6. Vide 


—_—— - = 


— Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Com- 
_ gnittee to confider of the Acs relating thereto; The Regent’s 
mmendation Sguitied, and Motion agteéd to, 28 JuNE. 
_ Ronfidered, 29, Refolution. reported, and agreed to; In- 
ss . ag rays aco 30. Vide fupra. 
1 . 


‘Limehoufe ; Petition for a Bill for rebuilding the W. 
: rkh 
that arith, &amp;c.; Referred to aCommition ip MOV. Reported, 


Report to lie upon the Table; 3 DEc. Réad again; Leave 
granted td give Notices of the Application ; Bill-ordered ; 
committee to report on Notices; 6. Bill prefented, and 
read, 28 Mar. Committed, 29 4PR. Reportéd; to be in- 
offed; 23 May. Paffed, 22 JUNE. Agréed to. by the 
Lords, 6 JuLy. Royal Affenit, 14. 

Lime-kilns ; Bill for compelling the Owners or Occupiers of 
Lime-kilns near the Sea, to ereé&amp;t Skreens; Ordered, 20 JUNE. 

Lincoln Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and amend 
A&amp;; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported ; Bill 
ordered ; 30. Prefented, and read, 3 Dec. Committed, 
2 May. Petition of Truftees of North Diftriét, againt ; 
referred; Counfel ordered ; Voices; ibid. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 16. Paffled, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
24. Royal Affent, 27. 

Roads. Vide ag ten 

~—— Inclofures. Vide Broughton. Grafby. Holton-le-Moor. 
Thorpe. . Thorfeway. 

—— Writ, 13 May. 

Linen; ‘Aéts 13 Geo. I. c. 26, and 24 Geo. II. ¢. 31, for better 
Regulation of the Linen and Hempen Manutattures in Scot- 
land; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
23 JUNE. Confidered,24. Refolutions reported, and agreed 

~ to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 27. 

——— Vide infra. 

Bill to permit the Exportation to Foreign Parts, from 
Scotland aid Ireland, of Linen Cloth without Stamps; Or- 
dered, 27 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 29. Committed, 30. Confidered, 1 JULY. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 4. Paffed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal 
Affent, 23. ot 

Little Barford Road. Vide Potton. 

Littleborough Inclofure. Vide Sturton. 

Little Broughton Inclofure. Vide Broughton. 

Little Clifton \nciofure. Vide Clifton. 

Littlecott Inclofure. Vide Enford. 

Little Lever Road. Vide Tonge. 

Little Melton Lands; Bill for inclofing Lands in the Parith of Little 
Melton ; Ordered, 29 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. 
Committed, 22. ese be ingrofled; 27 APR. Pafled, 
28. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

———_—_———- and Hardwick Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
clofe ; Referred to a Committee, 16 Nov. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table ; 26. Report read again; Leave granted 
to give Notices of the Application; two Bills ordered, and Com- 
mittees to report on Notices ; 29. Vide fupra. Hardwick. 

Liverpool; Petition for a Bill for building a new Church in 
that Town ; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered, 1 Mar. Prefented, and read, 23. Committed, 
29. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23 May. Paffed, 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Petition for a Bill for better maintaining and employ- 
ing the Poor of that Town; Referred to a Committee, 
15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 1 Mar. 

-—-—— Docks. Vide Accounts. 

———— Vide Artificers. Debtors. 

Livingfton and Glafgow Roads ; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 23 Mar. Prefented, and read, 
25. Committed, 30. Petition from Glafgow, againft; re- 
ferred ; Counfel ordered; Voices; 25 APR. Bili reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 29. Pafled, 2 May. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 12 JULY. Royal Affent, 14. 

Liandilo, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. Committed, 9 Mary. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 23. Paffed, 27. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 13 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed to, 14. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

Liandifilio, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 25. Committed, 16 Mar. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 23. Bill reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 26. Paffed, 6 JUNE. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 

Llandwrog, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 18 Nov. 

Llanegwad Inclofure. Vide Abergwilly. 

Lianelly Dock.;- Petition for a Bill for improving the fame, and 
for making a Canal, &amp;c. Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 


Llanrhaiadr Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 


dered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read,'23 Mar. Committed, 
9 May. All to have Voices, 18. Bill reported ; Report to 
lie upon the Table; 23. Report re-cdtnmitted ; Committee 
to fit, and proceed forthwith; 22 JUNE. Bill reported; to 
be ingrofied; 23. The Regent's Confent fignified, and Bill 
27. By the Lords, with an Ametidmeént, 8 JULY. 
Confidered, and agreed to,-13. ‘Royal: Affent, 18. 


Llanfaintfread, &amp;c, Lands ; Petition for a Bill 10 inclofe; Bill 


ordered, 18 Norv. - “Prefented, ‘and read, 23 Mak, Com- 
mitted, 9 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23. ‘The Re- 
t’s ‘Content fignified, and Bill palled, g JUNK. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 20. Royal Affent, 28. 
Lianthew Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill order- 
ed, 15 Nov. Prefented, and read, 8. Committed, 29. 
Reported ; 





~ Reported; to be ingroffed; 9 DEc. Paffed, 10. . Agreed to 
by the Lords, 17.. Royal Affent, 17. 

Lioughor Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bil! ordered, 
18 Nor. 

Loan. Vide Accounts. Annuities. National Debt. 

Local Militia. Vide Militia. Supply. Volunteers. Ways and 
Means, and Bills in Supply. 

Lockeridge Inclofure. Vide Fyfield. 

London (Bakers) Petition for a Bill to alter and amend the Laws 
relating to the Baking Trade; Referred to a Committee, 

17 Nov. Time enlarged for prefenting the Bill, 25 Mar. 
Additional Petition referred, 28. Petitions reported; Bill 
ordered; 6 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed ; ibid. Second Keading de- 
ferred, 22.—5 May. Order for Second Reading, read ; No- 
tive taken that the Bill was not properly prepared ; Order dif- 
aged Bill withdrawn; Leave given to prefent a proper 

- Bill; a7. 

—_—_ (Bread) Bill to repeal Acts relating to the Sale of 
Bread in London, and to prevent the Adulteration thereof ; 
Ordered; Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; 28 Juty. Committed; confidered; reported ; 
Day —- for further confidering Report; Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 28. 

(Corn Mills) Petition for a Bill for the erection of 

Corn Mills in the Neighbourhood of London; Referred to a 

Committee, 19 Nov. 

(Dock Company) Petition for a Bill to alter and amend 

Act; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Bill 

ordered, 13 Dec. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Com- 

mitted, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 4PR. Pafled, 26. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 12 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

(ibid.) Vide (Gauger, Office of,) infra. 

(Gauger, Office of ) Petition for Leave to prefent a 

Petition for a Bill relating thereto; Leave given; Petition 

prefented ; referred to a Committee; Five to be the Quorum; 

6 APR. Petition read again; Order for referring the Pe- 

tition to a Committee, read, and difcharged; 3 Muay. 

(ibid.) Sele&amp; Committee appointed to enquire into the 
operation and effect of the feveral Acts for ereéting Docks, 
and otherwife improving the Port of London, fo far as relates 
to the gauging of Wine, &amp;c. to report Obfervations ; Five to 
be the Quorum; 3 May. Petition of Directors of London 
Dock Company, againft ; referred, and Counfel ordered, 6. 
Petition from London, — referred, and Counfel order- 
ed, 10. Petition from Weft India Dock Company, againtt ; 
referred, and Counfel ordered, 16. Petitions from Merchants 
and Importers of Wines, Spirits, &amp;c.; Merchants trading to 
the Weft Indies; referred, and Counfel ordered, 6 JUNE. 
Members added to the Committee, 28. Petition of London 
Spirits Dealers ; referred, and Counfel ordered, 29. Petition 

_ from Merchants of Weft India Colonies; referred, and 
Counfel ordered, 18 JULY. Committee to report Minutes 
from Time to Time, 20. Report to lie upon the Table, and 

be printed, 26. eer 

(Legal Quays) Acts relating thereto; To be confidered 
in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 22 Mar. Confidered ; 

. reported; Bill ordered; 23. Vide infra. 

(ibid.) Bill to continue the period for purchafing the 
‘Legal Quays in the Port of London; Ordered, 23 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, 24. Committed, 25. Confidered, 28. 
Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 29. Paffed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 APR, 
Royal Affent, 19. 

— (Militia) Bill to enable His Majefty to accept the Ser- 
vices of the London Militia; Ordered, 23 Nov. Prefented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second ae ibid. Com- 
mitted, 24. Committee deferred, 25. onfidered; re- 
ported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
26. Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 Dec. Royal 
Affent, 6. 

— (ibid.) Bill for allowing the London Militia to Inlift 

into the Regular Forces ; Ordered ; prefented, and read ; 

committed, 2 Dec. Confidered, 3. Report deferred, 6. 

Bill reported ; re-committed ; confidered: reported; to be 

ingrofled ; Day ap inted for Third Reading; 7. Paffed, 8. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 

(New Streets) Petition for Leave to Yonge a Petition 

for a Bill for oe certain Streets, and for providing a 

Site for a New Poft Office, between St. Martin’s-le-Grand and 

Fofter-lane; Leave given; Petition eons referred to a 

Committee; 31. Mar. Reported; Report to lie upon the 

Table; 5 APR. Read again; leave granted to give Notices 

of the Application; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 

Notices ; Time enlarged for prefenting the Bill; 6. Bill 
refented, and read, 21. Bill committed; Petition from the 
ean and Chapter of Weftminfter, againft; referred; Coun- 

fel ordered; Voices; 29. Time enlarged for Committee to 

report, 23 MaY.—1 JUNE. Bill reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table; 6. Bill re-committed ; Committee to fit 
and proceed forthwith; 4 JULY. Time enlarged for Com- 

‘mittee to report, 5. Bill reported; Report to lie upun the 

Table; 6. Petition againft; to lie upon the Table, ibid. 

Petition of Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of London, 


againit; 12. 
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(ibid.) Petition of Merchants, Bankers, and others, in 
favour of the above Plan; Referred to a Committee; to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to 
Place, and to fit during the Sitting, and notwithftanding any 
Adjournment of the Houfe; Petitions againft the Bill, re- 
ferred; Eftimate and Plan of New Poft Office, referred ; 
12 JULY. Member added, 14. Committee to. report the 
Minutes of Evidence; 22. Report; and Appendix, to lie 
upon the Table, and be printed, 26. 

(ibid.) Vide Pot Office. 

(Port Improvement) Petition for a Bill to alter and 

amend Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported ; 

Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Pretented, and tead, 28. Com- 

mitted, 5 4PR. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 

23 May. Petition from Newcatile-upon-Tyne, againft; to 

lie upon the Table, 20 JuNE. Bill paffed, 18 JULY. 

(Prifons) Bill for the better Regulation of the Prifons 

within the Jurifdiétion of the City of London; Ordered, 14 

JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; to be printed; 28. Bill committed, 4 JULy. 

Confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for further confidering 

- Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed, 5. Further Confi- 

deration deferred, 8. Further Confideration of Report put 

off for Six Months, 11. 

(Sheriff of) Houfe acquainted that one of the Sheriffs 

was ill, 6 APR.—20 May. 

(Thames Navigation) Petition for a Bill for altering 

and amending Acts; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

Reported; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. 

Committed, 5 4PR. Petitions from Kingfton-upon-Thames, 

and Ham and Hampton Wick, againft; referred; Counfel 

ordered; Voices; 16 May. Bill reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table; 23. Report. further confidered; Bill to be 

ingrofled ; 18 JULY. Pafled, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. 

Royal Affent, 27. 

— Vide Accounts. Artificers. Corn. Eaft India. Slave 

rade. 

London and Cambridge Juné&amp;tion Canal; Petition for a Bill to 
alter and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 16 Nor. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 4 Dec. Prefented, and read, 20. 
Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. of Cambridge, againft; to lie 
upon the Table; 21 Mar. Bill committed, ibid. Pe- 
tition from Cambridge, againft ; referred ; Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 28. Petition in favour; to lie upon the Table ; 
Petition from Owners of Eftates in Cambridge, againft; 
Referred, and Counfel ordered; Voices; 29. Bill reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table; 4 4PR. Petition of Sub- 
fcribers, againft ; to lie upon the Table, 2 Mar. Standin 
Orders je to Navigation Bills, read; Report on Bi 
further confidered ; ibid. Petition refpecting the Standing 
Orders; Referred to a Committee; to fend for Perfons, 
Papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum; Reports 
referred ; Committee to report Minutes of Evidence; 9. 
Committee to report Opinion, 10. Members excufed from 
Attendance on the Committee ; other Members added, 10. 
12. Petition reported ; with a Refolution and Minutes ; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; Report to be 
printed; 13. Day appointed for Third Reading, 17. Re- 
ort refpecting Standing Orders, further confidered, and 

efolution agreed to, 19. Bill pafled, ibid. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 16 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed 
to,17. Royal Affent, 20. 

London Docks. Vide Accounts. 

London Flour Company. Vide Accounts. 

London, Port of. Vide Accounts. 

Londonderry Bridge. Vide Ireland. 

Long Stow \nclofure. Vide Stow. 

Longtown Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Adis; Referred to a Committee, 18 Norv. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered; 1 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. 
Committed, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 31. Paffed, 
4 APR. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 
4 May. 

Longwood and Deanhead Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 5 Nov. Prefented, and read, 8. Com- 
mitted, 12. Reported; to be ingrofled; 25. Pafled, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 7 DEc. Royal Affent, 10. 

Lords; Requett that the Houfe will communicate a Copy of 
the Report from the Select Committee appointed in the laft 
Seffion to enquire into the Corn Trade of the United King- 
dom ; Meflengers withdrew ; Houfe refolves to fend a Copy ; 
Meflengers called in, and a printed Copy delivered to them, 




















_ 4 APR. 


Requeft that the Houfe will communicate a Copy of the 
Report from the Committee ear aa to confider of the 
Provifions introduced in Local Aéts refpeéting the Poor; 
Meffengers withdrew; Houfe refolves to fend a Copy; 
Meffengers called in, and a printed Copy delivered to them ; 
24 May. 
Requeft that the Houfe will communicate the Evidence 
upon which the Houfe paffed the Hellefton Election Bill; 
Houte will fend. an Aufwer, 1 JuNeE., Meflage confidered, 
and a printed Copy fent to the Lords, 3. 

Requeft Leave for Mr. Seott to attend a Committee, 
14 JUNE. Mellage confidered ; Leave given him to attend, 
and Meffage fent to acquaint 4 Lords, 15. 





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Requeft Leave for Samuel Thornton, Efquire, Robert 
Thornton, Efquire, and William Mellith, Efquire, to attend 
a Committee; Houfe will fend an Anfwer ; 16 JUNE. Meflage 
confidered, and Leave given Mr. Samuel Thornton to attend, 
thid. Meffage further confidered ; Leave given Mr. Robert 
Thornton to attend, 22. Meflage further confidered ; Leave 
given Mr. Mellith to attend; 22. 

——— Requeft Leave for Mr. Milne to attend a Committee; 
Meflage confidered ; Leave given him to attend; Meflengers 
called in and acquainted therewith, 23 JUNE. 

Requeft that the Houfe will communicate Copy of the 
Report on Bakers Petition of laft Seflion, and Minutes on 
the Bread Affize Bill; Meffengers withdrew; Metlage con- 
fidered; Houfe refolves to fend a Copy; Meflengers called 
in, and a printed Copy delivered to them, 24 JUNE. 

Requeft that the Houfe will communicate a Copy of 
the Report from the Committee on Gaols in the Metropolis, 
18 JuLy. Houfe will fend an Anfwer, ibid. Meflage 
confidered, and a printed Copy fent to the Lords, 20. 

Requeft that the Houfe will communicate a Copy of 
the Minutes from the Committee on Eaft India Shipping; 
Meflage confidered; Meffengers called in, and a printed 
Copy delivered to them, 20 JULY. 

Send a Meflage with a Bill relating to the Royal Fa- 
mily, by Mafters in Chancery, the jae being on the 
Circuit, 28 JULY. 

Vide James. Journals. Peers. Supply. 

Lotteries. Vide Accounts. Ways and Means and Bills in Supply. 

Lower Swell and Winchcomb Road; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 28 Mar. Prefented, 
and read, ibid. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to be in- 
vrofled; 4 May. Paffed,5. Agreed to by the Lords, 13. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

Lowefoft Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
6 Nor. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 31. Paffed, 4 APR. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Lunatics. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

Lydley and Cardington Inclofure. Vide Cardington. 

Lymington Writ, 26 JULY. 

Lynedoch ; Bill for fettling and fecuring an Annuity on him; 
Ordered, 27 May. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 6 JULY. Committed,8. Confidered, 11. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 12. Third Reading deferred, 13. 15. 19. 22. 23. Bill 
paiied, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 

——— Vide Graham. Regent. 


54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 
JUACCLESFIELD Petition for a Bill for Lighting that 


Borough; Referred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 1 MAR. Prefented, and read, tbid ; Committed, 
21. Reported; to be ingrofled; 22 APR. Pafled, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Mac-Naghten, Archibald ; Petition ftating his Cafe; to lie upon 
the Table, 21 JULY. 

Mac Rae, Alexander ; Petition refpecting his Conviction, offered ; 
Queftion for bringing it up, Neg. 5 JULY. 

Vide Cochrane. 

Madder ; Houfe refolves itfelf into a Committee to confider of 
fo much of Aci 49 Geo. IIT. c. 08, as relates to the Duty on 
Madder, 22 Nov. Confidered, 23. Refolutions reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 24. Vide infra. 

Bill for repealing the Duties of Cuftoms on Madder 
imported; Ordered, 24 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 25. Committed, 26. Con- 
fidered, 27. Reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for 

* Third Reading; 20. Paffed, 30. Agreed to by the Lords, 
6 Dec. Royal Affent, 10. 

——— Bill to rectify a Miftake in the above A&amp;t; Ordered, 10 
Dec. Prefented; read; and committed; ibid. Confidered; 
reported ; to be ingrofled; 13. Pafled, ibid. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 14. 

Madhoufes; Bill to repeal Act 14 Geo. IIT. c. 49, for the Regu- 
lation thereof, and for making other Provifions ; Ordered, 5 
APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; tbid. Committed; confidered ; reported; Day ap- 
me for further confidering Report; Bill, as amended, to 

e printed ; 6. Further Confideration, deferred, 28. All to 
have Voices, 29. Petition from Mafters, Guardians, &amp;c. of 
Bethlem Hofpital, againft; referred to a Select Com- 
mittee, 5 May. Vide infra. Further Confideration deferred, 
tbid. 12. Petition from Governors of Bethlem Hofpital, 
againft ; to lie upon the Table, 19. Further Confideration, 
deferred, ibid. Bill re-committed ; confidered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for furthercoufidering Report; Bill, asamended, 
to be printed, 27. Further Confideration deferred, 10 JUNE, 
ig. Petition from St. Luke’s, againft; to lie upon the 
Table, 14. Further Confideration deferred, 20. Bull again 
re-committed ; confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for fur- 
ther confidering Report; Bill, as nee f to be. printed ; 29. 
Petition of Truftees of Liverpool Infirmary, againft; to lie 


upon the Table, ibid. Further Confideration deferred, 1 JULY. 
4. Report further Confidered; Bill to be ingroffed; Da 
appointed for Third Reading ; 5. Third Reading deferred, 6. 
8. Bill pafled, 11. 

Committee sie to confider of Previfion bein 
made for the better Regulation of Madhoufes in England aad 
Ireland ; to report Obfervations ; to fend for Perfons, Papers, 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 28 APR. All to have 
Voices, 29. Petition from Governors of Bethlem Hofpital; 
referred, 5 May. 

Vide Scotland. 

Maentwrog Inclofure. Vide Trawsfynydd. 

Magijirates. Vide Ireland. Police. 

Maidjione and Afhford Road ; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the Road from Afhford to Maidftone; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 
22. Read again; leave granted to give Notice of the Appli- 
cation ; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 13 
Dec. Bill prefented, and read, a1 Mar. Committed, 25. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 18 4pR. Paffed,21. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 4 May. 


———- and Sutton Valence, &amp;c. Roads; Petition for a Bill 


for repairing the fame; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 17. Read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; Bill ordered: 
Committee to report on Notices; 18. Bill prefented, and 
read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. Additional Petition ; refer- 
red to a Committee, 30. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table, 1 4pr. Report read again; Leave granted to give 
Notice of the Application; Inftruction accordingly ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices ; 4. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
2 May. Pafied, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 10, Royal 
Affent, 18. 
Geneva. Vide Geneva. 
Mallifon, William Henry ; Petition refpecing his Tnventi 
The Seaman’s Friend bt faving Shipaneshen Masiners, “Te = 
upon the Table, 13 Mar. ‘ 
— “vy Pensions. Vide Ways and Means, and Biils in 
Upply. 
Malta, &amp;c.; A&amp;ts 41 Geo. III. c. 103, 44 Geo. IIL. ec. 4, 
49 Geo. III. c. 17, and 43 Geo. III. c. 134, relating to the 
rade therewith; with the Cape of Good Hope; and to 
Prize Goods; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 20 Juty. Confidered ; Refolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 21. Vide Laws Expiring. 
Vide Accounts. : 
Malvern Chase, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 8 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. : 
Mamhilad ; Petition for a Bill for making a Tramro 
thence to Usk Bridge ; Referred to a Committee, . — 
Reported ; Bill ordered, 14 Dec. Prefented, and read, 1 Ma R. 
Committed, 21. Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table 23. 
Report further confidered ; Bull to be ingroffed, 3 J UNE. 
Bill paffed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 
Maney, Timothy. Vide Mefne Procefs. 


Maz, Ifle of ; House refolves to go into a Committee to con- 
fider of the Duties now payable for repairing Harbours and 
Sea Ports in the Ifle of Man, 12 JuLY. Confidered, 13. Re- 
folutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 14. 
Vide infra. ’ 

Bill for repealing the faid Duties, and grantin 
Duties in lieu nae ; Ordered, 14 J ULY. Brefented — 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 15. Commis- 
ted, 18. Confidered, 19. Reported; to be ingroffed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 20. Pafled, 21. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 7 


Manby, Captain ; Reports and other Papers refpein i 
Manby’s Experiments ; Prefented, a se pron 
ferred to a Select Committee; to report Obfervations ; to fend 
for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the Quorum: 
6 May. Petition of Mrs. Whitfield; The Regent’s Recom- 
mendation fignified ; Petition brought up, and read; and 
referred ; 19. Papers prelented, 25th May 1809; Referred 
3 JUNE. Report to lie upon the Table, and be printed 10. 
Read again, and referred to the Committee of Supply, 20. 
Vide Supply. Petition of Mrs. Whitfield, read again; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 1 JULY. Report to lie upon the 
Table, and be printed, 11. Report on Captain Manby’s 
Papers, to be laid betore The Prince Regent, 23. 

Vide Accounts. Address. 

Manchefier Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and amend 
Acts; Referred to a Committee, 5 Nov. Reported; Biil 
a Q. " ana and read, 10. Committed, 15. Re- 
ported; to be ingroiled, 25. Pafled, 26. Agree 
Lords, 3 DEC. —_— Atfent, 6 aver 

and Ashton under Lyne Roads ; Petition for a Bill 
to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 15 Nov. 

ae Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
1 1OV. 

Margate Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Margaret Suint, Church; Motion for referring Report, 25th June 
1813, to the Committee of Supply; The Regent’s Recom- 
mendation fignified, and Motion agreed to, 18 Nov. Vide 
Supply. 

Marine 





1813-14.] INDEX ¢é the Stxty-NINTH VOLUME. 


Marine Mutiny; Bill for the regulation of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on Shore; Ordered, 25 Nov. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading : 
ibid. Committed, 26. Committee deferred, 29. 30. Bill 
confidered, 2 DEc. Reported; to be ingroffed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 3. Pafled, 4. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 10. Royal Affent, 14. 

Marines. Vide Navy. Supply. 

Market Weighton Roads. Vide Selby. 

Marksbury Roads. Vide Weft Harptry. 

Marlborough Roads. Vide Speenhamland. Swindon. 

—_——_——_——- Writ, 2 Mar. 

Marris, Robert; Petition, ftating his Cafe; to lie upon the 
Table, 20 JUNE. 


——T Vide Accounts. . Debtors. Supply. 
Marjfh Lane Road. Vide Afhford. 


oe Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 15 
OV 


Martins, St. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Mary-le-bone New Street. Vide Land Revenue. 

Maryport. Vide Imprefs Service. 

Majon, Mr. Vide Edgehill. 

Majis; Acis 46 Geo. LIL. c. 117, and 52 Geo. IIL. c. 33, relating 
to the Importation thereof ; Re be confidered in a Committee 
of the whole Houfe, 4JuLY. Confidered; reported ; and 
Bill ordered; 5. Vide infra. 

-—— Bill to continue Act 46 Geo. III.; Ordered, 5 Juuy. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 8. 
Second Reading deferred, 11. Bill committed, 12. Confi- 
dered, 13. Reported, to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 14. Pafled, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, 21, 
Royal Affent, 23. 

Mauritius. Vide Accounts. 

May \fland. Vide Lighthoufes. 

Maynard Lord ; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for con- 

rming certain Sales made by him; Referred to a Committee, 
3 JUNE. Reported; Leave given; Petition prefented; re- 
ferred to a Committee; 6. Reported; Bill ordered; 8. 
Prefented, and read, 10. Committed, 14. 
ry 5 Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
OV. 
Meliip, Mr. Vide Lords. 
Members ; take the Oaths, 4 Nov.—19 APR. 21. 
to withdraw during the Time any Matter of Privilege 
relating to them is in Debate, 5 Nor. 

not to bring Strangers into the House, 5 Nor. 

ufual Orders relating to their Letters, 5 Nov. 

certain Members Thanked in their Places, 11 Nor. 

—24 JUNE.—26 JULY. 

to prepare Lifts of Commiffioners Names for executing 
the Land Tax A&amp;, 20 DEc. 

———— not attending a Call of the Houfe, to be fent for in 
Cuftody of the Serjeant, 30 Mar. 

not attending a Ballot, to be taken into Cuftody, 
20 APR. 

added to Committees, 5 APR. 6.—10 May. 12.— 
28 JUNE. 

have Leave of Abfence, 18 APR. 21. 28.—9 May. 

10. 12. 16, 20. 

ordered to attend the Ballot on a certain Day, 

28 APR. 

a Member éxcufed from his Attendance on a Com- 

mittee, 10 MAY. 12. 

Leave given to certain Members to attend Committees 

at the Houfe of Lords, 15 JUNE. 16. 22. 

ordered to attend in their Places, 24 JUNE. 29. 

a Member brought to the Houfe in Cuftody of the 
Marfhal of the King’s Bench Prifon, 5 JuL y.—RKemanded 
into his Cuftody, 5 JULY. 

heard in their Places, 22 APR.—5 JULY. 
—— -- — expelled, 5 JULY. 
in their Places give the Houfe Information as to 
certain Matters, 6 4PR.—20 May. 

Bill to explain Act 41 Geo. ITI. c. 52, for declaring 
what Perfons fhall be difabled from fitting and voting in the 
Houfe of Commons; Ordered, 18 Nov. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed ; 
ig. Committed, 22. Confidered, 23, Reported; to be in- 
grofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 24. Pafled, 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 1 Dec. Royal Affent, 6. 

Vide Cochrane. Eleétions. Houfe. Orders. 
jeant. Speaker. 

—- Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
12 NOV. 

Merioneth {nclofure. Vide Trawsfynydd. 

Merfey, Irwell, and Weaver ; Petition for a Bill for eftablifhing 
a Fifhing Company in thefe Rivers; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19 Nov. 

Mefne Procefs; Petitions relating thereto; viz. from Matthew 
Samuel Strutt Haynes, and of William Thayer Penny; To lie 
upon the Table, 6 JUNE. Petitions from Timothy Maney, 

illiam Wright, Elizabeth Booth, and Stephen Egieton, 
againft; to lie upon the Table, 27. Petition of Matthew 
Bailey Tennant, 28. Petitions of Walter Baldwin and John 


























Ser- 


VoL. 69.—— Sess, 1813-14, 


Abraham Von Lengerke; to lie upon the Table, 22 Juzy. 
Petition of Hannah Jackfon ; to lie upon the Table, go. 
Mettingham, &amp;c. Lands ; Petition fora Bill to inclofe; Referred 
to a Committee, 18 Nov. Additional Petitions referred, ibid. 
Petitions reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 23. Read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; 
Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 24. Order 
of Leave for Bill read, and fo much thereof difcharged as 
- relates to the Parifh of Saint Andrew Ilketshall, 28 Mar. 
Bill prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 18 4PR. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled; 2 May. Paffed, 4. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 12. Royal Affent, 18. 
Michaelmas Quarter Seffions; Bill to regulate the Time of hold- 
ing the fame ; Ordered, 1 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 13. Confidered, 14. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. Pafled,17. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, 1 JULY. 
Michell John ; Petition ftating his Cafe ; To lie upon the Table, 
12 JULY. 


_Middlejex, County Fire Office. Vide County Fire Office. 


— 





Roads. Vide Hackney. Hampton. Hounslow Heath. 

Kentifh Town  Tyburn. 

— Inclofure. Vide Chifwick. 

Middleton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 28. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 dprR. Paffed, 22. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 3 May. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 4. Royal Affent, 18. 

Middleton and Bowes Road; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
amend Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 21 Mar. Prefented, and read, 22. Comnnitted, 
4 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 25. Pafled, 26. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Milford Haven; Petition for a Bill for improving the fame; 

eferred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Report to 
lie upon the Table, 14 Dec. Read again; Leave granted 
to depofit an Account of Money fubtcribed, in the Private Bill 
Office; Bill ordered; Committee to report on the above 
Order; 20. Bill prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 26 APR. Petitions from Mil- 
ford Haven, of John Lord Cawdor, and of George Ruch, 
againft; to lie upon the Table, 3 May. Order for Second 
Reading of Bill, read; Notice taken that the Bill was not 

repared conformable to the Petition; Order difcharged ; 

ill withdrawn; Motion, that Leave be given to prefent a 
more perfect Bill; Neg. 3. , 

Military Afylum. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Military Canal. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Military College. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Military Roads. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Militia; Bill to enable His Majefty to accept the Services of a Pro- 
portion of the Militia out of the United Kingdom; Ordered, 
11 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 12. Committed ; Bill to be printed; 13. Cun- 
fidered, 15. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
fidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 16. Re- 
port further confidered ; Bill to be ingrofled ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 17. Pailed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 
23. Royal Afient, 24. 

Bill to amend the above A&amp;; Ordered, 29 Nov. Pre- 

fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 

be printed; 30. Committed, 1 Dec. Confidered ; reported ; 

to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 2. 

Paffed, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal Afient, 10. 

Bill to enable His Majefty to accept the Services of the 

Local Militia out of their Counties; Ordered, 23 Nor. 

Pretented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

to be printed ; 24. Committed, 25. Confidered ; reported ; 

to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. 

Third Reading deferred, 27.29. Bill pafled, 30. Agreed to 

to by the Lords, 6 Dec. Royal Affent, 10. 

Bill for extending the Provifions of Ac&amp; 46 Geo. IIT. 

c. 69, to Serjeants of the Militia; Ordered, 23 Nov. Pre- 

fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 

be printed; 24. Committed, 25. Confidered; reported ; to 
be ingrotled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. Pafled, 

27. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 Dec. Royal Affent, 6. 

Bill to amend Aét 41 Geo. III. c.118, to permit the 

Interchange of the Britifh and Irifh Militias; Ordered, 

23 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; to be printed; 24. Committed,25. Confidered ; 

reported ; to beingrofled; Dey appointed for Third Reading ; 

26. Paffed,27. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 DEc. Royal 

Affent, 6. 

Houfe vote their Thanks to the Officers of the feveral 

Corps of Militia of Great Britain and Ireland, for their Ser- 

vices during the War; alfo approve the Services of the Non- 

commifligned Officers and Men ; to the Officers of the Local 

Militia and Yeomanry, and Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry 

in Great Britain and Ireiand, for their Services during the 

War; alfo approve the Services of the Non-comuutfioned 

Officers and Men; To be fignified to His Majefty’s Lieute- 

tenants of each County, and to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 

6 JULY. 




















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AINDEX to the SixtTy-nintH VoLuME. 


ei Vide Arcounts. Army. Ireland. London. Supply. 
Ways and Means, and Bits in Supply. 

Milne, Mr. Vide Lords. 

Milton Paving. Vide Gravefend. 

Minutes; taken before a Select Committee ; reported ; to be 
ptinted; 26 APR. 27.28.—3 MAY. 4. 5.6. 10. 12.13. 17. 
18. 20. 24. 24.—¥7 JUNE. 13. 15. 17. 22, 23. 30. 
Vide Committees. 

. Mitcham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
18 Nor. 

Mitchell Writ; 21 JULY. 

Modellers ; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act, and for the further 
Encouragement of the Art of Modelling; Referred to a 
Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 19. Pre- 
fented, and read,1 Mar. Committed, 5 4PR. pm mer 
to be ingrofled; 29. Paffed,2 May. By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 13, Confidered, and agreed to, 17. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

Monmouth, Writ, 20 Dec. 

Vide Artificers. 

Montague Square ; Petition for a Bill for improving the fame; 
Referred to Committee, 16 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered, 
18. Prefented, and read, 19. Committed, 26. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed, 8 Dec. Paffed,9. Agreed to by the Lords, 
17. Royal Affent, 17. 

Montgomery. Vide Debtors. 

Moorlinch inclofure. - Vide Edington. 

Morpeth Roads. Vide North Shields. 

Morris, Mr. Arthur, (Bailiff of Weftminfter) ; Petition for Leave 
to prefent a Petition for Relief; offered; The Regent’s Re- 
commendation fignified; Petition brought up, and_ read; 
Leave given; Petition prefented ; to lie upon the Table ; 
28 APR. Petition read again ; Select Committee appointed 
to examine the Matter of the Petition; to report Dbferva- 
tions; to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; Motion, that all who come to the Committee 
have Voices, Neg.; 24 May. Report of 11th June 1811, 
re{pecting the Office of —_ Bailiff; referred, 25. Com- 
mittee to report Minutes of Evidence, 29 JUNE. Report 
to lie upon the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be 
printed, go. 

Motions, Referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 5 May. 

a withdrawn, 31 MaR.—20 May.—3 JUNE. 7. 20. 23. 
—19 JULY. 26. 28. 

w= to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 

May. 

Vide Queftions. 

Mould Roads. Vide Ruthin. 


Bill ordered, 


Muriatic Acid; Aé&amp;ts 38 Geo. IIT. c.89, and 52 Geo. ITI. ¢. 107, 
relating to the Duty on Salt ufed in the making thereof ; to 
be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 29 JUNE. 
Committee deferred, 30.—1 JULY. Acts confidered, 4. Re- 
folutions reported, and agreed to ; Bill ordered thereupon ; 5. 

Vide Salt. 


Murray, Major General Sir George. Vide Wellington. 


Murfley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported, to be ingrofled; 23 May. Paffed, 24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Mufeum ; Petition of Truftees for Leave to prefent a Petition 
or further Aid; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified ; 
Petition brought up, and read; referred to a Committee ; 
4 APR. Reported; Leave given; Petition prefented ; to lie 
upon the Table ; 5. 

-+*+- — Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for the Pur- 
chafe of the Towleian Collection of Antiquities; The Re- 
gent’s Recommendation fignified ; Petition 5 ese up, and 
read ; referred to a Committee ; 7 JUNE. Reported; Leave 
given; Petition prefented; referred to a Committee; 
to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum; to adjourn from Time to Time, and from Place to 
place; 8. Report; to lie upon the Table; and be printed ; 
24. (App* N°13.) Referred to. the Committee of Supply, 
1 JULY. Vide Supply. 

————_ Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Mutiny ; Bill for punithing Mutiny and Defertion, and for the 
better Payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, 
23 Nor. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 23. Committed, 24. Committee deferred, .25. 

26. Bull confidered, 29. Report deferred, 30. Bill res 

ported ; re-committed; confidered; reported; to be in- 

groffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 1 Dec. Pafled, 

2. Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal Aifent, 10. 


54° Geo. IIT. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14 


ARBOROUGH Road. Vide Hi ; 
IV National Debt. Vide Debt N wa a 


ational, 
Naval Stores. Vide Supply. W. 
Naval limber. Vide J ays and Means. 


aval 1% afts. 

Navigations. Vide Standing Orders. 
Navy. Vide Accounts. Suppl ‘ 
Navy, &amp;c.; Houfe vote their Banks to the Officers of the Navy, 


Army, and Royul Marines, including the Troops employed in 


the Service of the Eaft Indies, for their Services during the 
War; alfo acknowledge the Services of the Petty and Non- 
commiffioned Officers, and Men, Nem. Con.; to be fignified 
by Letter to the Commiffioners of the Admiralty, and to His 
Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, Captain General and 
Commander in Chief of His Majefty’s Forces ; Refolution 
Nem. Con.; that in communicating the above Refolutions to 
the Commander in Chief, Mr.Speaker do exprefs the high 
Senfe the Houfe entertains of his Exertions for the Improve- 
ment of the Britifh Army; 6JuLy. Mr. Speaker commu. 
nicates the Duke of York’s Anfwer, 11. 
Vide alfo, Army. Militia. 

—__— Motion, for laying before the Houfe an Account of the 
Number of Men drowned, belonging to King’s Ships, fince 
5th July 1811; withdrawn, 26 JULY. 

Motion, for laying before the Houfea Return of Men 

‘ belonging to King’s Ships, loft by Boats upfetting, fince 5th 
June 1811; withdrawn, 28 JULY. 

Navy Prize Money; Bill for regulating the Payment thereof; 
Ordered, 20 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 22. Committed, 23. Committee de- 
ferred, 27, Bill confidered, 28. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 29. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 30.—1 JULY. 4. Bill pailed,5. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 15. Royal Affent, 18. 

Neot’s St. Road. Vide Cambridge. 

Netherhall Inclofure. Vide Bradfield. 

Netheroff Inclofure. Vide Drybeck. 

Netton and Salterton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 18 Nov. 

Newark Writ, 9 May. 

New Brunfwick. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Newcaftle. Vide Imprefs Service. 

Newcajtle under-Line and Buxton Road; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Terth and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee; 
12 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 24 Mar. Preiented, 
and read, 28. Committed, 18 4PR. Reported; to be in- 
groffled; 18 May. Paffed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 
10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Newcaftle-upon-Tyne. Vide Artificers. Debtors. Eaft India, 

Newfoundland. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Supply. 

Newgate. Vide Accounts. Debtors. Gaols. 

Newington Poor ; Petition for a Bill to amend and render more 
effectual Acts ; Referred to aCommittee, 11 Nov. Reported; 
Report to lie upon the Table; 3 Déc. Read again; Leave 
— to give Notices of the Application ; Bill ordered ; 

ommittee to report on Notices; 6. Bill prefented, and 
tead, 22 Mar. Committed, 18 APR. etition from 
Saint Mary Newington, againft; referred, and Counfel or- 
dered; Voices; 9 Mar. Petition from Saint Mary Newing- 
ton, againft; referred, and Counfel ordered; 18. Bill re- 
ported ; Report to jie upon the Table; 23. Report further 
confidered ; Bill to be ingrofled; 25. Paffed, 27. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 13 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Newport Pagnell; Petition for a Bill for making a Canal from 
thence to Great Linford ; Referred toa Committee, 10 Nor. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 13. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. 
Committed, 23. Petition of Meflieurs Wilfon, againf ; re- 
ferred ; Counfel ordered ; Voices; 1 4PR. Bill reported; 
Report to lie upon the Table, 2 May. Report further con- 
fidered ; Bill to be ingroffed; 16. Paffed, 17. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 1 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

New South Wales; Bill for the more eafy Recovery of Debts 
in that Colony; Ordered, 23 Nov. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed ; ibid. 
Committed, 24. Confidered, 25. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. Pafled, 27. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 3 DEc. Royal Affent, 6. 

—_——__——— Vide Accounts. Supply. 

New Street. .Vide London. 

Newton Chapel ; Petition for a Bill for rebuilding the fame; 
Referred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
16. Prefented, and read, 2 DEC. Committed, 21 Mar. Re- 
ported ; to beingrofled; 6 MPR. Pafled, 18. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 28. Confidered, and agreed to, 20. 
Royal Affent, 4 May. 

Writ; 6 APR. 
Abbott Roads. Vide Totnes. 

New Woodfiock Writs; 4 Nov. 8 JUNE. 

Norfolk, Duke of; Bill from Lords, for exchanging part of 
his fettled Eftates; 21 JuLy. Read, ibid. Committed, 
25. Reported, and paffed, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

—————. Roads. Vide Yarmouth 

Inclofures. Vide a Binham. 
Bradenham. Foaley. Hardwick. 
Little Melton. Middleton. 
Tunftead. Wendling. 

Northallerton. Writ; 17 JUNE. 

Northampton; Petition for a Bill for better paving and improving 
that Town ; Reterred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. Com- 
mitted, g May. Reported; to be ingroffed; 19. Patffed, 
st JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 4JuLY. Royal Af 

ent, 14. 


Difs. Eaf 
Hockwold. Hoveton. 
Skeyton. Sloley. Stoke Ferry. 


Vide 





1813-14]. 


Vide Poftmafters. 

—__——_————— Inclofures. Vide Cottingham. 

North Burton Inclofure. Vide Cherry Burton. 

North Curry Inclofure. Vide Weft Sedge Moor. 

North Scarle Advowfon. Vide Bignor. 

North Shields and Morpeth Roads; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing the fame; Referred to a Committee; 19 Nov. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; prefented, and read; 24 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 28. Reported, and Bill re-committed, 18 4PR. Re- 

orted ; to be ingrofled ; 25. -Pafled, 26. Agreed to by the 
rds, 3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Nortiumberland Roads. Vide North Shields. 

Northwold Drainage. Vide Stoke Ferry. 

Norton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
15 Nov. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. Committed, 
4 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; g May. Pafled, 13. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Canon Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 6 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
22. Reported; to be ingrofled; 21 APR. Pafled, 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Norway. Vide Queftions Neg. 

Norwich. Vide Artificers. Debtors. 

Nottingham. Vide Frames. 

—— Inclofures.. Vide Blyth. 

Writ; 28 MAR. 

—_—__——. Vide Artificers. 

Nova Scotia. Vide Accounts. 


Nuifances. Vide Highways. 





Quinton. 








Sturton. Warfop. 


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Supply. 


54° Geo. IIT. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A.1813-14. 


AKHAM. Vide Debtors. 

Offenders; Bill for the more eafy apprehending and trying 
of Offenders efcaping from one part of the Kingdom to 
another; Ordered ; prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 20 JULY. Bill committed; to be printed; 
21. Confidered, 22. Further confidered, 23. Reported ; to 
be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 25. Paffed, 

_ 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 

Office of Works. Vide Works. 

_ Offices ; Bill to continue Act 52 Geo. TIT. c. 40, to make provi- 
fion for a limited time, refpecting certain Grants of Offices ; 
Ordered, 8 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day i area for 
Second Reading ; to be printed; 10. Committed, 17. Con- 
fidered, 22. Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 23. Paffed, 24. 

Entries in Journal of 24th March 1807, and 10 Auguft 

1807, read; Motion, for an Addrefs to The Prince Regent, 

that He would not grant any Office in Reverfion, until fix 

weeks after the commencement of the next Seflion of Parlia- 
ment, Neg. 19 JULY. 

Vide Accounts. Journals. 

Oldham Road. Vide Saddleworth. 

Old Stratford and Dunchurch Road ; Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue and amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nor, 
Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 23. Read again; 

Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; Bill or- 
dered ; Committee to report on Notices; 24. Bill prefented, 
and read, 23 Mar. Committed, 18 4PR. Reported; to 
be ingroffed; 18 May. Paffed,6 Junge. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

———— Inclofure. Vide Hafeley. 

Onberfley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read; 21 Mar. Committed, 4 
APR. Reported; to be ingroffed; 23 May. Pafled, 20. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 23 JuLY. Confidered, 
and agreed to, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Church; Petition for a Bill for taking. down the old 
Church and erecting a new one, and for building a Work- 
houfe ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill 
ordered: 28 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Committed, 
4 APR. Reported; to be ingroffed; 23 May. Bill read 
the third time; further Proceeding adjourned; 20 JUNE. 
Order for refuming the further Proceeding upon Third 
Reading, difcharged; Bill withdrawn, and another Bill 
ordered ; 22. Prefented, and read, 27. Committed, 1 JULY. 
Reported; to be ingroffed; 8. Paffed, 12, Agreed to by 
the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 25. 

Orcop Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 16 
Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 22. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 23 May. Pafled, 7 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 16. Royal Affent, 17. 

Orders, ufual, made, touching Privileges and Eleétions, to pre- 
vent Diforders, and relating to Members Letters, 5 Nov. 
Vide Committees. Confiables. Elections. Evidence. Footmen. 
Members. Peers. Pojimafier General. Privileges. Public 
Bujfinefs. Serjeant. Speaker. Witneffes. 

——— Standing; made, 27 JULY. 

Standing; Read, 5 Nov.—2 Mary. 

of a future Day; difcharged, 18 Nov.—14 Dec.— 

1 MAR. 24. 25. 30.—5 APR.—9 MAY. 23.—29 JUNE. 

for certain Accounts and Papers, difcharged, 30 Nov.— 

22 JUNE.—109 JULY. 

of leave for Bills, difcharged; 1 Mar. 22. 24. 28.— 

7 JUNE. 20. 30—in part difcharged, 23 Mar. 28, 





Questions, Neg. 























VoL. 69. 





Sess. 1813-14. 


‘Overtai Inclofure. Vide Fyfield. 


INDEX fo the SIXTY-NINTH VoLUME. 





for re-committing a Refolution, difcharged ; 1_4PR. 

for calling the Houfe; difcharged, 22 APR. 

for referring Petitions to Committees ; difcharged, 21 

Mar—3 Mary. 

for prefenting an Addrefs ; difcharged, 25 May. 

for Second Reading of Bills; difcharged, 5 4PR— 

3 Mary. 13. 27.—7 JUNE. 

for printing Eftimates and Accounts; difcharged, 

1 DEC.—14 JUNE. 

for the Attendance of certain Members; difcharged, 
19 May.—29 JUNE. 

~———. Fora Committee to report Obfervations; difcharged, 
28 JUNE. 

Tor refuming the adjourned Proceeding upon Third 

Reading of a Bill; difcharged, 22 JUNE. 

That certain Acounts do lie upon the Table; dif- 

charged, 290 JULY. 

Standing, not complied with, or in part complied with 
—Houfe grants Leave to give the Notices required by the 
Standing Orders ; viz.—By Advertifement 18 Nov. 24.— 
1 DEc. 3.—1 Mar.—-—On Seflions Houfe Doors, 22 Nor. 
25. 20. By Advertifement, on Church Doors, and on Sef- 
fions Houfe Doors, 23 Nov, 24. 27.30.—1 DEC. 2. 6. 13. 14. 
20.—30 Mar.—6 AprR.—i2 May. 17.—6 JUNE.——By 
Advertifement, and on Seffions Houfe Doors, 25 Nov.— 
2 DEc. 8. 13. 14.—23 MarR. 28.—4 APR.—-On Church 
Doors, 25 Mar.—— By Advertifement, and on Church Doors. 
Vide Standing Orders, 6 DEC. 

Ordnance. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Oriel College (Oxford) Bill from Lords, for the Exchange of 
certain Eftates, 13 May. Read, 16. Committed, 20. Re 
ported, and paffed, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Orphans Fund. Vide Accounts. 

Orthes. Vide HWellington. 

Ofwald, Major General John. Vide Wellington. 
tterford Inclofure. Vide Pitminfer. 

Ovendon Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nor. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Notice taken of 
feveral Inaccuracies in the Bill; Order for Second Reading, 
difcharged; Bill withdrawn, and another ordered; 5 4PR. 
Bill prefented, and read, 6. Committed, 18. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 28. The Regent’s Confent fignified, and 
Bill vaffed, 2 May. By the Lords, with Amendments, 24. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Overfeers ; Bill toamend A&amp; 43 Eliz. c. 2, for the Relief of the 
Poor, fo far as refpe¢ts Overfeers; Ordered, 1 JUNE. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. 
Second Reading deferred, 3. Bill committed, 6. Confidered ; 
reported; Day appointed for further confidering Report; 
Bill, as amended, to be printed, 7. Further Confideration 
deferred, 14. Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 17. Pafled,20. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 4 JuLy. Royal Affent, 14. 
































Oufe Navigation ; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge Powers 
of Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 16 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 19. Petition of Lord Sheffield, againft the 
Application; to lie upon the Table, 23. Bill prefented, 
and read, 17 DEc. Committed; Petition of Proprietors, 
againft, referred; Countfel ordered; Voices; Committee to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; 27 APR. Petitions 
of Owners of Eftates, in favour; ‘To lie upon the Table, 
4May. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table, 23. Re- 
port further confidered,qg JUNE. Pafled10. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 20.. Royal Affent, 28. 

Bridge. Vide York. 

Outlawries ; Bill for the more effectual Prevention of Clandef- 
tine Outlawries ; Read, 4 Nor. 

Oxford and Botley Road ; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and\Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
19 Novy. Reported; Bill ordered; Prefented, and read, 
28 MaR..Committed, 12 May. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
23. Pafled,6JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal 
Affent, 1 JULY, 


Inclofures. 
——— Vide Debtors, 





Vide Arncott. 
Pofimafiers. 


Caverfhum. Yeftley. 





54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-1 4. 


P4 C K, Major General Denis. Vide Wellington. 
Paifely Bridewell. Vide Renfrew. 
Pakenham, Major General the Honourable Sir Edward. Vide 
Wellington. 
Palace-Yard Buildings. Vide Aceounts. Supply. Weftminjter. 


Pancras, St. Petition for a Bill for paving, lighting, watching, 
and otherwife improving certain Streets in that Parith ; Refer- 
red to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered, 
1 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. Committed, 5 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 20 May. Patled, 26. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 16 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Paper. Vide Accounts. Printers. Scotland. 

Parifh Apprentices ; Bill to render valid certain Indentures for 
the binding of Parifh Apprentices; Ordered, 3 JUNE. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; he 

L ‘ pe 





INDEX ¢# the Stxry-ninrH VoLuME. [ 1813-14. 


14. Bill committed, 17. Committee deferred, 
24. Confidered,27. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading; 29. _ Paffed, go. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 18 Juty. Royal Affent, 23. 

_— Vide Apprentices. 

Parifh Regifters. Vide Accounts. Supply. ; 

Parliament. Meets, 4 Nov. Prorogued by The Prince Regent, 
30 Juzy. Further prorogued by Commiffion, 27 4UG.— 
1 Nov. 

— Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Patrick Brompton; Petition for a Bill for better collecting the 
Tythes in that Parith; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nor. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 22 Mar. Prefented, and read, 
ibid. Committed, 5 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 27. 
Paffed, 28. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 4 May. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 5. Royal Affent, 18. 

Paul's St. Vide Houfe. 

Paving. Vide Accounts. 

Payne, Sir William; Bill from Lords, to enable him to take 
and ufe the Surname and Arms of Galway; Read, 7 Dec. 
Committed, 13. Reported, and pafled, 1 Mar. Royal 

_ Affent, 29. 

Peace. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. France. Ireland. 

Peckham; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence to 
Camberwell; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 

Peers; ufual Refolutions relating to their Interference at Elec- 
tions, 5 Nov. 

Vide Journals. Lords. Supply. 

Pelham. Vide Accounts. 

Pembrey Inclofure. Vide Kidwelly. 

Peniftone Bridge Roads ; Petition tora Bill to enlarge the Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 
Penitentiary Houfe; Report 27 June 1812, from the Com- 

mittee appointed to confider of the Expediency of erecting a 
Penitentiary Houfe or Penitentiary Houfes, under Acts 
34 &amp; 19 Geo. III.; To be reprinted, 26 Nov. 
Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Penkridge Lands ; Petition fora Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
i5 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 18 APR, 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 12 May. Paffed, 13. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 9 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 16. Royal Affent, 20. 

Penny, Mr. Vide Mefne Procefs. 

Penjions. Vide Accounts, Malt. Supply. 


PETITIONS; Time limited for receiving Petitions for Private 
Bills, 5 Nov. 
for Leave to prefent after the Time limited, 
23 Nov.—7 DEc. 13. 14.—1 MAR. 21. 22, 24. 31.—1 APR, 
4. 6. 21. 25. 28.—4 MAY. 6. 12. 26.—3 JUNE, 7. 10. 
-— Leave given to prefent after the Time limited, 

24 Nov. 25.—8 DEc. 14. 14. 17-—21 MAR. 23, 24. 25. 28. 
31.—5 APR. 22. 29.—5 MAY. 27.—1 JUNE. 3. 6. 10. 

referred to a Select Committee, 31 Mar.— 
6 APR. 18. 25. 26.—4 MAY. o.—1 JUNE. 6, 7. 8. 9. 10. 

for Leave to prefent Bills, 22 APR. 

and Order of Leave for Bills; read, 1 Mar. 


be printed ; 


—- -—-- 


23. 28. 
: and Order of Reference to Committee; read, 
21 Mar. 

a Perfon examined upon Oath in relation to the 
Matter of certain Petitions, 30 Mar. 

and Reports thereon; read, 14 JUNE, 27. 28. 

-— Motion for bringing up a Petition; Neg. 5 
JULY. 


--—_———— 


eee 


relating to, 

Public Bills. Vide Apprentices. Artificers. Clergy. Copy- 
right. Corn. Debtors. “Poor. Spirits. 

Public Money. Vide Agriculture. Eaft India Docks. Ireland. 
(Belfajt Academical Infiitution. Cujtoms. Dublin College. 
Hardinge. Mijcellaneous Services.) Mujfeum. Veterinary 
College. 

Matters of a Public Nature. 
wera 


Trade. 


Vide Apprentices. Auélioneers. 
Clarke. Clergy. Clockmakers. Corn. Cotton 
ove. De Berenger. Debtors. Eaft India. Firth. 
Gamwell. Hammond. Flerring Curers. James. Imprefi 
Service. Irnevann (Butter J'rade. Dublin. Grocers. 
Orange Societies.) London. (Gauger, Office of. New 
Streets.) _M*‘Naghten. M‘Rae. Mallijon. Mandy. 
Marris. Mefne Procefs. Michell. Poor. Poftmafters. 
Prieft; St. John. Printers. Reed. Roman Catholics. Slave 
Trade. Spirits. Townjfend. Wejiminjler Coal Meters. 


Wheels. Wright. 
Vide Eleétions. Orders. Queftions Neg. 
Phyficians ; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a Bill 
to enable the Prefident and College to ereét a College in 
Weltminfier; Referred to a Committee, 27 APR. Report- 
ed; Leave given; Petition prefented; referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 20. Reported ; Bill ordered; 2 May. Prefented, 
and read, 4. Committed, 9. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 25. Bill reported; to be ingrofled; 26. 
Patied, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal 
_ Affent, 17. 
Piéion, Lieutenant General Sir Thomas. Vide Speaker, Wel- 
tington. 


Pilotage. Vide Accounts. 

Pitminfler Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. 

Plantations. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Plumfiead and Erith Canal; Petition for a Bill for making a 
Canal from Woolwich to Erith; Referred to a Committee, 
19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Prefented, 
and read, 28. Petition againft; to lie upon the Table, 18 
APR. Vetition in favour; to lie upon the Table, 13 May. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, ibid. Petition-in favour; 
to lie upon the Table, 16. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 16. 

Plymouth Dock; Petition for a Bill to repeal A&amp;t, and for im- 
proving that Town; Referred to a Committee, 6 Nov. Pe- 
tition refpecting the Poor and Police of the Town; referred, 
9: Petitions reported ; to lie upon the Table; Bill ordered; 
16. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. Time 
eularged for Committee to report, 20 May. 25. Committee 
to fit, notwithftanding Adjournment, 26. Bill reported; to 
be ingrofled; 1 JUNE. Pafled, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 
17. Royal Aifent, 20. 

(Poor and Police); Petition for a Bill to repeal A&amp;, 
and to make other Provifions; Referred to a Committee, 
9 Nor. Vide fupra. 

Plymouth and Brent Road; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 
15 Nov. Petition of Mr. White; referred, 24. Committee 
to fit, notwithfianding Adjournment, 1 MAR. Petitions re- 
ported; Bill ordered; prefented, and read; 21. Committed, 
25. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 dPR. Pafled, 21. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 10 May. Confidered, and 
agreed to, ibid. Royal Affent, 18. 

Vide Artificers. Eaft India. 


Tobacco. 


Police; A&amp; 51 Geo. III. c.119, relating to the more effe@ual 
Adminifiration of the Office of Juftice of the Peace in Mid- 
dlefex and Surrey; To be confidered in a Committee of the 

Confidered ; reported, and Bill or- 


whole Houfe, 22 Nov. 
dered ; 23. Vide infra. 
Bill for repealing the faid Aé&amp;, and for making other 
Provifions in lieu thereof; Ordered, 23 Nov. Prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 24. Committed, 
25. Committee deferred, 26, Bill to be printed, 27. Com- 
mittee deferred, ibid. 29. Inftruction for increafing the 
Salaries of Police Magittrates, 1 Dec. Bill confidered, 2. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 3. Paffed, 4. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 13. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 14. Royal Affent, 17. 

Police Magijtrates; Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into 
a Committee to confider of increafing the Salaries of Police 
Magiftrates; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and 
Motion agreed to, 29 Nov. Confidered, 30. Refolution 
reported, and agreed to, and Inftruction accordingly, 1 Dec. 
Vide fupra. 

~ ———. Vide Ireland. 

Poor ; Bill to repeal certain Provifions in local Acts relative to 
the Maintenance and Regulation of the Poor, and to make 
other Provisions in sintion thereto; Ordered, 11 Nor. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed ; 15. Second Reading deferred, 18. Petition 
froin St. Bride’s, againft; to lie upon the Table, till Second 
Reading, and Council ordered; 22. Report, 26 March 1813, 
refpecting Poor Houfes, to be reprinted, 23. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 14 Dec. Petitions from Norwich and Chritt- 
church, againft; to lie upon the Table, 21 Mar. Petition 
from Richmond, in favour, ibid. Second Reading deferred, 
ibid. Bill committed, 26 4PR. Confidered; reported; 
Day appointed for further confidering Report ; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 4 May. Petition from Camber- 
well, in favour; to lie upon the Table, ibid. Petition of 
Churchwardens, &amp;c. of Croydon, in favour; to lie upon the 
Table, 6. Further Confideration deferred, 9. 10. 12. 13. 
Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingroffed; Day ap- 
ra for Third Reading; 16. Bill paifed, 17. By the 

rds, with Amendments, 20 JULY. Confidered; further 
Confideration put of for Three Months ; Nem. Con. 21. 


Bill to repeal certain parts of local Acts for the Main- 
tenance and Regulation of the Poor, and to make other Pro- 
vifions ; Ordered, 21 JULY. Prefented, aud read; Day ap- 
my for fecond Reading ; ibid. Committed, 22. Con- 
idered; Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 23. Paffed, 25. Agreed to &amp; the Lords, 29. 
Royal Affent, go. 

Bill for the better Relief and Settlement of the Poor; 
Ordered, 27 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; to be printed ; ibid. Second ‘teading 
deferred, 12 May, 16. Petition from Norwich, againft ; to lie 
upon the Table, 16. Bill committed, 18. Confidered, 19. 
Infiruction to Committee to receive a Claufe exempting 
Churches, ‘amram Pews, and Meetng Houfes, from the 
Poors Rate; Bill further confidered; reported ; Day appointed 
for further confidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ;19. Petition trom Frome Selwood, againft ; to lie upon 
the Table, 20. Petition from Bradford, againft; to lie upon 
the Table, 23. Petitions of the Veftrymen of the Parifhes of 
Saint Giles in the Fields and Saint George Bloomfbury, in 
the County of Middlefex ; of feveral Inhabitant Houfeholders 

of 





1813-14.] INDEX @ the Stxty-nintH VotuMe. 


of the Parifh of Saint Pancras, in the County of Middlefex, 
being Direétors of the Poor of the faid Parith; and of the 
Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants, 
of the Parith of Paddington, in the County of Middlefex ; 
to lie upon the Table till the Report be further confidered, 
and Counfel ordered ; 24. Petitions of the Rector, Church- 
wardens, Overfeers, and Veftrymen, of the Parifh of Saint 
Paul, Covent Garden; of the Churchwarden, Sidefmen, 
Overfeers of the Poor, and fuch of the Inhabitants of the 
Liberty of Saffron Hill, Hatton Garden, and Ely Rents, in 
the County of Middlefex, who have ferved the office of Over- 
feer of the Poor of the faid Liberty; and of the Church- 
wardens and Overfeers of the Poor of the Parifh of Saint 
Sepulchre, in the County of Middlefex; to lie upon the 
Table, 25. Petitions of the Churchwardens and Overfeers 
of the Poor of the Parifh of Saint Martin in the Fields, in the 
Liberty of Weftminfter; of the Churchwardens, Overfeers, 
and Guardians or Governors of the Poor, of the Parifh of 
Saint James Clerkenwell; of the Rector, Churchwardens, 
Overfeers, and Truftees of the Parifh of Saint George, in 
the County of Middlefex ; of the Reétor, Churchwardens, 
Overfeers of the Poor, and Veftrymen, of the Parifh of Saint 
Mary Whitechapel; of the Governor and Directors of the 
Poor, including the Churchwardens and Overleers, of the 
United Parifhes of Saint Andrew Holborn above the Bars and 
Saint George the Martyr, in the County of Middiefex; of the 
Churchwardens, Overfecrs of the Poor, Veftrymen, and other 
Inhabitants of the Parith of Saint Anne (commonly called 
Saint Anne, Limehoufe,) in the County of Middlefex; of 
the Reétor, Churchwardens, and Overfeers of the Poor of the 
Parifh of Saint Anne Weftminfter; and of the Church- 
wardens, Overfeers, and Truftees of the Poor, of the Parifh 
of Saint Mary Iflington ; of the Governors and Directors of 
the Poor of the Parith of Saint Mary Magdalen, Bermondfey ; 
of the Churchwardens and Overfeers of the Poor, and feveral 
Inhabitants of the Parifh of Saint Mary, in the Town of 
Nottingham ; of feveral Landholders, Inhabitants, and others, 
paying Rates for the Relief of the Poor of the Parifh of 

oad, in the County of Somerfet ; and of the Churchwardens 
and Overfeers of the Poor of the Parifh of Saint Giles, Cam- 
berwell, againft; 26. To lie upou the Table, idid. Bill re- 
committed; confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further 
contidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; ibid. 
Petition of Inhabitants and payers of Rates and Taxes, in 
the Parifh of Cullompton, againft; to lie upon the Table; 27. 
Petitions of the Rector, Churchwardens, Overteers, and V eftry- 
men, of the Hamlet of Mile End Old Town, in the Parifh of 
‘Stepney; and of the Reétor, Churchwardens, and Veftry- 
men of the Parifh of Saint James, within the Liberty of 
Weftminfter, againft; to lie upon the Table, 3 JUNE. 
Petitions of the Guardians of the Poor of the Town of Ply- 
mouth; of the Churehwardens, Overfeers, and Inhabitants, 
of the Parith of Saint Bridget otherwile St. Bride, in the 
City of London ; and of the Parifh of Chrift Church, in the 
County of Surrey ; of the Veftrymen of the Parifh of Saint 
Mary-le-bone ; of the Directors and Guardians of the Poor 
of the faid Parith; and of the Minifiers, Churchwardens, 
Overfcers, and Vetirymen, of the Parifh of Bromley Saint 
Leonard, in the County of Middlefex, againft ; to lie upon 
the Table, 6. Of Inhabitants and payers of the Rates and 
Taxes, in the Parifhes of Avening, Minchinhampton, and 
Horfely, in the County of Gloueefter; in the Town and 
Parifh of Duriley ; and in the Parith of Uley, againft; to 
lie upon the Table, 7. Petitions of feveral inhabitants of 
the ‘Lown and Neighbourhood of Stroudwater ; of feveral In- 
habitants payers of Rates and Taxes in the Parifh of Welling- 
ton; and of the Vicar, Churchwardens, Overfeers of the Poor, 
and Vefirymenof the Parifh of Saint Giles without Cripplegate, 
againft ; to lie upon the Table, 8. Petitions of feveral Inha- 
bitants of Llanelly, Llangattock, Crickhowell, Llangunider, 
and Vaynor, againft; tolie upon the Table, 9. Bill again re- 
committed ; confidered ; Reported; Day appointed for further 
confidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; ibid. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the City of Carlifle, againft ; to lie 
upon the Table, 14. Petition from Churchwardens, &amp;c. of 


the Parifh of Liverpool, againft; to le upon the Table, 15. ~ 


Petitions of feveral Houfeholders and Inhabitants rated to the 
Relief of the Poor of the Townfhip of Biltton ; of feveral 
Houfe-owners, Manufacturers, and principal Ley-payers, of the 
Townfhip of Stockport; and of feveral Vetirymen of the 
Parifh of Saint John of Wapping, againfi; to lie upon the 
Table, 16. Bill again re-committed ; confidered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further confidering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, be printed; thid, Petition-of Inhabitants of Afhton- 
under-Line, againft; to lie upon the Table, 17. Petition 
from Honfeholders and Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in 
the Parifh of Morpeth, againtt; to lie upon the Table, 20. 
Petitions of feveral Inhabitants of the Townthips of Hexham 
and Whitehaven, againft ; to lie upon the Table, 22. Further 
Confideration deferred, 23. Petitions from Owners and Occu- 
piers of Land in Barflem, and of the Overteers of the Poor of 
the Parifh of Birmingham, againtfi; to lie upon the Table, 27. 
Further Confideration deterred, 28. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Painswick, againfi ; to lie upon the Table, 29. Petitions 
from the Direétors of the Poor of Shrewtbury; Inhabitants of 
Shrewlbury ; Bailiff, &amp;c. of Kidderminfter ; to lie upon the 
Table, 4 JULY. Further Confideration deferred, ibid. 5. 11. 


Vo . 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


Report further confidered ; further Confideration adjourned j 
12. Bill again re-committed; confidered; reported; Day 
appointed for further confidering Report; and Biil, as 
amended, to be printed ; 13. Report further confidered; Bill 
to be ingroffled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 15. 
Third Reading deferred, 19, 20. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Cockermouth, againtt ; to lie upon the Table, 25. 


Poor Rates; Refolutions that no Bill be prefented to the Houfe 
relating to Poor Rates, &amp;c. containing any Claufes or Claufe 
whereby the general Law of Settlement of the Poor fhall be 
departed from, or any Power of Corporal Punifhment given 
to any Perfons employed in the Management of the Poor; 
nor be inferted by the Committee; Chairman to report 
thereon; 13 Dec. Refolutions read again; to be made 
Standing Orders, and to be printed ; 27. (App? N° 13.) 

Poplar and Greenwich Ferry ; Petition for a Bill to amend A@; 
referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 
25 Mar. Pretented, and read, 28. Committed, 5 4PR. 
Petition againft ; referred, and Counfel ordered ; Voices, 27. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 23 May. Bill re- 
ported; Report to lie upon the Table ; 25. Report further con- 
fidered; Bill to be ingroffed; 6 JUNE. Patled,8. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Port Dundas Road. Vide Glasgow. 

Porthleven Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Portifhead Lands ; Petition fora Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered ; 
11 Nor. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 22. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; 2 May. Pafled, 8 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 28. 

Port/mouth ; Bill to veft in Truftees certain Lands at Ports- 
mouth, for extending the prefent Lines and Works; Or- 
dered, 8 DEc. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; ibid. Committed,9. Confidered,10. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofied; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
13. Pafled,14. Agreed to by the Lords, 17, Royal Affent, 20. 

Vide Artificers. 

Portugal; A&amp; 8 Geo. |. ¢.17, for the Relief of Shipwrecked 
Mariners in Portugal; To be confidered in a Committee of 
the whole Houle, 4 JuLY. Committee deferred, 5. Act 
confidered, 6. Refolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 8. Vide infra. 

Bill to alter and extend the faid A&amp;t; Ordered, 

8 JuLYy. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading, 11. Committed, 12. Confidered, 13. Reported ; 

to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 14. 

Paffed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 23. 

Vide Accounts. Wellington. 

Poftage; A&amp; 39 Geo. III. c. 76, for the more fecure Conveyance 
of Ship Letters; To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 15 JuxLy. Confidered, 18. Refolutions re- 

ported ; agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 19. Vide infra. 

Bill for making certain Regulations refpecting the 
Poftage of Ship Letters, &amp;c.; Ordered, 19 JULY.  Inttruc- 
tion for exempting from Poftage the Public Correfpondence 
of the Prefident of the Board of Controul, 21. Bill prefented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Com- 
mitted, 22. Committee deferred, 23. Biil confidered, 25. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading 
26. Pafled, 27. Agreed toby the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 

Vide Ireland. 

Poft Horfes; Bill for letting to farm the Duties on Poft Horfes ; 
Ordered, 6 JULY. Pretented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 8. Second Reading deterred, 11. Bill 
committed, 14. Committee deferred, 18. 19. 20.21. Bill 
confidered, 22. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 25. Pafled, 26. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Ailent, 30. 

Pofimafters ; Petitions from ; viz. Oxford, Berks, Bucks, War- 
wick, Northampton, Worcefter, Gloucefier and Wilts ; to lie 
upon the Table, 30. York, 11 JULY. Salop, 12. 

Poftmafier General. Ufual Orders to him, 5 Nor. 

Poft Office; Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, to confider of defraying the 
Expenfe of a New General Poft Office in London; The 
Regent's Recommendation fignified ; and Motion agreed to ; 
6 JuLy. Committee deferred, 8.12. 19. Committee put 
off for a Month, 22. 

Vide Accounts. Ireland. London New Streets. 

Potterne Inclofure. Vide-Marsden. 7 

Potton Lands; Petition for a Bill to enclofe; Bill ordered, 
12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed 1 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed, 16 May. The Regent’s Confent 
fignified, and Bill paffed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 
1 JUNE. Royal Aifent, 17. 

— and Eynesbury Road ; Petition for a Bill for repairing 
the fame; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered, 23 Mar. Prefented, and read, 24. Committed, 
6 May. Reported ; to'be ingrofled, 23. Paffed, 13 JUNE. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 24. Royal Affent, 28. 

Poulton Inclofure. Vide Collingbourn. Sunton. 

Poultry Compter. Vide Debtors. Gaols. 

Povey Crofs; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence 
to Gatton Lodge; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nor. 

Powell; Bill from Lords, ‘to eftablith and confirm the Affump- 
tion of the Surname and Anns of Powell, by John Powell 

Powell ; 



































IN DEX 20 the SixtY-NINTH VoLUME. [ 1813-14. 


Powell; Read, 17 JUNE. Committed, 22. Reported, and 
pafied, 4 JULY. Royal Affent, 14. 

Prayer Books. Vide Bibles. 

Prees Inclofure. Vide Whiraill. 

Preston. Vide Artificers. 

Preston Patrick Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill 
ordered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 18 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 23 May. 
Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

Prickard’s Eftate. Vide Weftminfter Bridge. 

Prieft, St. John; Petition ftating his Cafe ; to lie upon the Table, 


29 MAR. 

—_——_———- Vide Clergy. Wright. 

Prince Edward Ifand. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Pringle, Major General William Henry. Vide Speaker. Wel- 
lington. 

pee am Petition refpecting the Exemption from the Duties 
on Paper, in certain Cafes; To lie upon the Table, 19 Nor. 
Petition of Mr. Duncan ; to lie upon the Table, 25 APR. 

Vide Paper. Scotland. 

Prifons Vide London. 

Prifoners of War. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Privileges, Committee of Privileges appointed to report their 
Proceedings and Opinion from time to time; to fend for 
Perfons, Papers, and Records, 5 Nov. 

Privy Council. Vide Accounts. 

Prize Goods. Vide Laws Expiring. 

Prize Money. Vide Navy. 

Prize Ships. Vide Accounts. 

Promissory Notes. Vide Accounts. Scotland. 

Protestant Minifters. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Ne ay Vide Accounts. Addrefs. ms 

Public Bufinefs; Refolution relating to the Mode of proceeding 
with refpeét to Orders of the Day and Notices, 5 Norv. 

Public Offices. Vide Accounts. Offices. Supply. 

Public Roads. Vide Supply. 

Public Services. Vide Supply. 

Pulteney Town Harbour. Vide British Fifhery Society. 

Puttenham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 21. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 31. Paffled,1 4PR. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 21. Royal Affent, 4 May. 


54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess.2. A. 1813-14, 


Eb RMBY Inclofure. Vide Longwood. 
Quarter ry a Vide Michaelmas. 

Quays. Vide London. 

Queen Anne’s Bounty. Vide Accounts. 

Queensferry; Report of Truftees appointed by A&amp; 49 Geo. IIT. 
for the Improvement of the Paflage acrofs the Frith of Forth, 
called The Queen’s Ferry ; Referred to a Committee to ex- 
amine the Matter thereof; to report Obfervations; to fend 
for Perfons, Papers, and Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; 
8 Dec. Report; to lie upon the Table, and be printed ; 
3 May. 

—- Vide Scotland (Frith of Forth.) 

‘Queftions, Main, put, 29 Novy.—6 Dec. 20.—1 Mar.— 
4 APR. 18. 22. 26. 29.—2 Mary. 6. 13. 16.19.—6 JUNE. 
7.10. 24. 27.—4 JULY. 5. 

——-——~- amended, 12 May. 16.—6 JUNE. 7. 8. 29.—11 
JULY. 13. 

Amendments propofed thereto, not made, 20 DEc. 

—1 Mar.—i8 APR, 22. 299.—2 May.—5 JULY. 

Amendments propoted thereto; withdrawn, 13 May. 

23.—6 JUNE. 27.—5 JULY. 10 

Quefiions paffed in the Negative ; viz— 

That certain Words be inferted in the Militia Services Bill, 
18 Noy, 

For bringing up Claufes offered to be added to Infolvent 
Debtors Bill, 7 Dec. 

That a fpecial Entry be made in the Journal, that it be not 
drawn into precedent for any Speaker, unlets by the f{pe- 
cial Direction of the Houfe, to inform His Majetty, either 
at the Bar of the Houfe cf Lords or elfewhere, of any Pro- 
pofal made to the Houfe, in the way of Bill or Motion, 
until the fame fhall have been confented to by the Houte, 
22 APR. 

For leave to bring in a Bill inftead of one ordered to be with- 
drawn, 3 May. 

For bringing up a Claufe offered to be added to Colonial 
Offices Bill, 6 May. 

That all hoftile Operations on the Part of this Country againft 
the People of Norway, may be difcontinued, 12 May. 

That certain Words propofed to be left out, ftand part of 
Queftions, 12 May. 16.—6 JUNE. 7. 8.—11 JULY. 13. 

For Copy of a Letter from the Earl of Buckinghamfhire to 
Robert Thornton, 4 pa Chairman of the Eaft India 
Company, dated 12th January 1814, 17 May. 

For bringing up certain Claules offered to be added to the 
London and Cambridge Canal Bill, 19 May. 

For Sypoustiog. 8 Select Committee to enquire into the Corn 
Trade, fo far as relates to the Importation and Warehoufing 


Malta. 


of Foreign Corn, 20 May. 


Queftions, paffed in the Negative—continued. 

For appointing a Secret Committee to enquire into the Cir- 
cumitances connected with the Apprehenfion and Detention 
of Charles Random De Berenger, 23 Mar. 

That all who come to the Committee on Mr. Morris’s (the 
High Bailiff of Weftminfter) Petition, have Voices, 
24 May. 

That certain Words propofed to be left out of Kent County 
Rates Bill, ftand part thereof, 8 JuNE. 

For Copy of the Report of the late Trial upon an Indictment 
in the Court of King’s Bench againft Lord Cochrane, to- 
gether with bis Statement, or any Affidavit filed in the 
Court of King’s Bench, 24 JUNE. 

Foran Addrefs for Copies of all Reprefentations made on the 
part of His Majefty’s Government during the late Negotia- 
tion for Peace, relative to the Slave Trade, 28 JUNE. 

For bringing up a Petition of Alexander M‘Rae refpecting 
his Conviction, 5 JULY. 

For adjourning a Debate, 5 JULY. 

For an Addrefs that His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent 
will be gracioufly pleafed to take into Confideration the 
Half-pay of Subalterns, 13 JULY. 

For re-committing certain Refolutions of Supply, 13 JULY. 

For an Addrefs that His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent 
will be pleafed not to grant any Office in Reverfion, or for 
Joint Lives with Benefit of Survivorfhip, until Six Weeks 
after the Commencement of the next Setlion of Parliament, 
19 JULY. 

Queflions, Previous, paffed in the Negative ; viz. 


That Inftruction be given to the Plenipotentiaries at Chatillon 
not to conclude any Treaty of Peace that does not contain 
an Amnefty to Subjects of France for Political Offences, 
21 Mar. 

Queflions, refolved in the Affirmative; viz. 

That certain Words propofed to be left out, fland part of 
Queftions, 29 Nov.—6 DEc. 20.—1 Mar.—4 APR. 18. 
29.—2 May. 6. 10.—24 JUNE.—4 JULY. 

That certain Words be inferted or added to Queftions, 16 
May.—29 JUNE.—11 JULY. 13. 

Vide Motions. 

Quinton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
10 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 5 
APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 2 May. The Regent's 
Confent fignified, and Bill paffed, 4. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 10, Confidered, and agreed to, 12. Royal 
Affent, 18. 


54° Geo, III. Parl.5. Sess. 2. 4.1813-14. 


ADNOR Inclofure. Vide Harpton. 

Ramfgate Harbour; Petition for Leave to prefent a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to alter and amend Acts; Keferred to a 
Committee, 22 Mar. Reported; Leave given; Petition 
prefented ; referred to a Committee ; 23. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 25. Report read again; Leave 
So to give Notices of the Application, and to depofit an 

‘ftimate, &amp;c. in the Private Bill Office; Bill Ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on the above Order; Time enlarged for pre- 
fenting the Bill; 28. Prefented, and read, 6 4PR. Petition 
of Ship Owners of London, againft; to lie upon the Table, 
2 May. Second Reading of Bill put for off Six Months, 2. 

ns Vide Accounts. 

Reade, late Dame Harriott; Bill from Lords, for more effec- 
tually carrying into execution Act for the Sale of a certain 
Eftate, devifed by her Will, 19 JuLy. Read, 20. Com- 
mitted, 25. Reported, and paffed, 27, Royal Affent, 28. 

Records. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

Reed, Mrs.; Petition ftating her Cafe; to lie upon the Table, 
27 JULY. 

Regent ; Meflages from ; to attend Him in the Houfe of Peers, 
4 Nov.—3o JULY. 

His Speech at the Opening of the Seffion, reported by 
Mr. Speaker, 4 Nov. Refolution, Nem. Con. for an Addrels 
thereupon, 4. Vide Addre/s. 

His Speech to be confidered, 5 Nor. Confidered, and 
Motion thereupon, 6. Vide Supply. 

His Recommendation fignified to Petitions, 17 Nor. 
18.—7 DEC.14.—4 APR. 5.28.—12 MAY. 16. 19.—10JUNE. 

to Motions, 18 Nov. 29.— 25 Mar.—27 APR.— 

13 May.—8 JUNE. 23. 24. 28.—4 JULY. 6, 11.13. 15.18. 
——to Refolutions, 27 May.—io JUNE. 

—— Defires the Houfe to adjourn itfelf to the 21ft Day of 

March; Houfe accordingly refolves to adjourn; 1 Mar. 
His Confent fignified to Bills, 31 Mar.—6 APR.— 
2 MAY. 4. 5. 6. 19. 25. 26.—3 JUNE. 8. 27. to Lords 
Amendments to a Bill, 10 JUNE.—+to a Lords Bill, 4 JULY. 
~—— Meflage from, for granting an Annuity to the Duke of 
Wellington ; to be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 10 May. Confidered, 12. Refolutions reported and 
agreed to, Nem. Con.; Bill ordered thereupon; 13. Vide 
ellington. Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a 
Committee to confider further of the faid Meflage; The 
Regent's Recommendation fignified, and Motion a an to; 
1 ULY, 








1813-14.] INDEX @ the Sixty-nintu VoLumeE. 


18 JuLy. Entry in Journal of Refolution of 14 December 

1812, read again; Acts 53 Geo. III. c.4, 133, read and re- 

ferred ; Matters confidered; 19. Refolution reported, and 

agreed to, and Infiruction accordingly, 20. Vide Wellington. 

Meflage from, for granting an Annuity to Lord Lyne- 

doch; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, 

10 May. Confidered, 12. Refolution reported, and re-com- 

mitted ; Meflage to be further confidered; 13. Committee. 

deferred, 16. effage ‘further confidered; 20. Report de- 
ferred, 23, 24. Kefolution reported ; The Regent’s Recom- 
mendation fignified, and Refolution agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 27. Vide Lynedoch. 

efflage from, for granting an Annuity to Lord Hill; 

To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe; 10 May. 

Confidered, 12. Refolution reported, and re-committed ; 

Meflage to be further confidered ; 13. Committee deferred, 

16. Meffage further confidered, 20. Report deferred, 23. 

24. Refolution reported ; further Confideration deferred, 

27.—1 JUNE.6. 8. Refolution further confidered ; The Re- 

ent’s Recommendation fignified ; Refolution agreed to; and 

Bill ordered thereupon; 10. Vide Hill. 

Meflage from, for granting an Annuity to Lord Beres- 
ford ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle, 

‘10 May. Confidered, 12. Refolution reported, and re- 
committed; Meflagé to be further confidered; 13. Com- 
mittee deferred, 16. Meflage further confidered, 20. Report 
deferred, 23.24. Refolution reported; further Confideration 
deferred ; 27.—1 JUNE. 6. 8. Refolution further confidered ; 
the Regent’s Recommendation fignified; Refolution agreed 
to, and Bill ordered thereupon; 10. Vide Beresford. 

Meflage from, refp£éting the Leading of Ruffian Troops; 
Addrefs thereupon; 13 JUNE. Vide Addrefs. 

Houfe acquainted, that The Prince Regent had ap- 

pointed 7th July to be obferved as a Day of Public Thanks- 

iving, and that He would goto St. Paul’s; Refolution of 
hanks thereupon Nem. Con.; 27 JUNE. Vide Houje. 

Recommends the Houfe to make fuch additional Allow- 

ance to Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs of Wales as they 
may think expedient, 4JULY. 

Meflage from, for granting an Annuity to Lord Com- 

bermere ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houle ; 

5 JULY. . Confidered, 6. Reiolution reported, and agreed 

to; Bill ordered thereupon; 8. Vide Combermere. 

ee from, for granting an Annuity to Lord Ex- 
mouth ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
5JuLy. Confidered, 6. Refolution reported, and agreed 
to; and Bill ordered thereupon’; 8. Vide Exmouth. _— 

Meflage from, for affording Relief to the fuffering 

People of Germany ; Referred to the Committee of Supply, 

-14Juxy. Vide (i 

Meflage from, reipe¢cting a Vote of Credit ; To be con- 
fidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 18 Juty. Com- 

~ mittee deferred, 19. Matter confidered, 20. Refolution re- 

ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 21. Vide Vote 
of Credit. 

A Report to be laid before him, with an Addrefs, 

23 JULY. 

Gives the Royal Affent to Bills, 30 JuLy. 

His Speech at the clofe of the Seflion, 30 JuLy. 

Vide allo Addrejs. Houfe. King. Speaker. Wales, 
Princefs of. 

Religion. Grand Committee appointed, 5 Norv. 

Renfrew; Petition for a Bill for ereéting a Bridewell and Public 
Offices for that County; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 1 Dec. Prefented, and read, 

28 Mar. 

Renwick Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 18 APR. 
rae 4 to be ingrofled; 29. Paffed, 2 May. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 9. Royal Affent, 18. 

Reports. Of former Seflions, referred to Select Committees, 
5 Nov.—13 MAY. 25.—27 JUNE. 

Time limited for receiving Reports of Private Bills, 

5 Nov.—1 Mar. 

to be printed, with Appendixes, 6 Nov.—q§ May. — 

30 JUNE.—1 JULY. 26. : 

of a former Seffion; Read, 18 Nov.—28 June. 

to be reprinted, 23 Nov. 26.—20 DEc. 

Re-committed, 16 May. 25.—25 JuLy. 

to be printed, 3 MAY 13.—10 JUNE. 24.—4 JULY. 

11, 22. 26. 

Referred to a Seleé&amp;t Committee, 9 Mar. 

Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 16 May. 20. 23. 

25. 26. 27.——-1 JUNE. 10. 13. 20. 27.—5 JULY. 18. 

of a former Seffion read, 28 JUNE. 

———— referred toa Committee of the whole Houfe, 8 JUNE. 23. 

a Report to be laid before The Prince Regent, 23 JuLy. 

Refolutions ; to be printed, 5 Nov. 18.—1 Mar. 5.—27 JULY. 

———— of a former Seflion read, 8 Nov.—20 Dec.— 
22 APR.—19 JULY. 

Reifcinded, 1 Mar.—28 JungE.—11 JULY. 

———_—— Re-committed, 29 Nov. 7 Dec—31 Mar.— 
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read again, 1 APR.—28 JUNE. |30.—8 JULY. 11. 
\ 14.15. 18,19, 20. 27. . , : 


Vou. 69.——Sess, 1813-14, 






Poftponed, 27 JUNE.—4 JULY. 
Amended, 27 JUNE.—4 JULY. 6.8. 
————— An Amendment propofed thereto; not made;. 
-19 May. 

Revenue. Vide Accounts. 

Richmond Bridge. . Vide Accounis. 

Rickman, Mr. Vide Clerk of the Houfe. 

Ripon Roads. Vide Harrogate. 

Writ; 4 Nor. 

Roads and Bridges. Vide Scotland. 

Robinjon, Major General Edward Philips. Vide Wellington. 

Roman Catholics, Petitions of Roman Catholics; viz. From 
Tipperary and Clonmell, 21 4PR. Louth, 25. Rofcommon, 
2 Ma y. Mayo, 5. Limerick, 23. Roman Catholics of 
Ireland ; to lie upon the Table, 24. Tyrone, 26. Cork, 27. 
Petition of Roman Catholics of Great Britain, 1 JULY. 

—_—__—___—. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

Romney Marfh Road. Vide Afhford. 

Rofs, Major General Robert. Vide Wellington. 

Roxburgh Writ; 4 JULY. 

Royal Canal. Vide Accounts. 

Royal Clarence Canal. Vide Plumfead: 

Royal Marines. Vide Marines. Navy. Supply. : 

Rufford and Eurton Roads; Petition for a Bill to complete and 
repair the fame ; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nor. 

Rugby Almshoufes ; Bill from Lords, for amending and enlarg- 
ing Powers of A@, 25 May. Read, 26. Committed, 1 JONE. 
Reported, and pafled, 13.. Royal Affent, 17. 

Rum. Vide Accounts. 

Ruffia. Vide Accounts: 


Rufia Company; Petition for Leave to piefent a Petition for a 
Grant of Money for rebuilding a Church at St. Peterfburgh ;. 
The Regent’s Recommendation fignified ; Leave given; Pe- 
tition prefented ; referred to a Committee ; 10 JUNE. Five 
to be the Quorum, 14. Reported; Report to lie upon the 
Table; 20. Referred to the Committee of Supply, 1 JULY. 
Vide Supply. 

Ruffia und Prufia ; Conventions between the Emperor of Ruflia, 

‘and King of Pruffia; Prefented upon the 8th and 10th Days 
of November, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 16 Nov. Confidered, 17. Refolutions reported, and 
tigreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 18. Vide infra. “ 

—— Bill for giving Effect to certain Engage- 

ments with the Emperor of Rullia and King of Pruflia, for 

furnifhing certain pecuniary Services; Ordered, 18 Noy. 

Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; to 

be printed; 19. Committed, 22. Confidered, 23. Reported ; 

to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 24. Paffed, 

25. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 Dec. Royal Affent,6 ~ 

——-—_—___—— Vide Addrefs. Regent. “ 

Ruthin and Mold Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term 
and Powers of Act; Refetred to a Committee, 17 Nor. 

Rutland Writ; 25 APR. 














'54° Geo. III. Parl: §: Sess.2. A. 1813-14. 
SADDLEWORTH and Oldham Road; Petition for a Bill 


to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of A&amp; ;. Referred 

to a Committee, 11 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 24. 

Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. Committed, 1 4PR. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrofled; 25. Paffed, 2 May. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 10. Royal Affent, 18. 

—_——_—. ——_———- Vide Glofjop: 

Sail Cloth; A&amp;s 4 Geo. II. c. 27, 9 Geo. II. c. 37, and 
19 Geo. II. c. 27, for encouraging and regulating the Ma- 
nufacture of Britifh Sail Cloth; ‘To be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 25 Mar. Committee deferred, 
28. 29. Bill confidered, 30. Refolution reported, and re- 
committed, 31. Refolution read again; Order for re-com-. 
mitting it, read, and difcharged ; Refolution agreed to and 
Inftruction accordingly ; 1 4pR. Vide Eat India. 

Saint Antonio. Vide Antonio. 

Saint dfeph Cathedral. Vide Afaph St. 

Saint Domingo. _ Vide Accounts. 

Saint George’s Poor. Vide George’s St. 

Saint Giles Reading Inclofure. Vide Whitley. 

Saint James’s Park, Vide Accounts. 

Saint Katharine Lighting. Vide Katharine. 

Saint Margaret’s Church. Vide Supply. 

Saint Neots and Cambridge Road ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 10 Norv. 
Reported; Bill ordered ; 16.  Prefented, and read, 18. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported; to be ingrofled; 2 Dec. Paffed, 3. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Royal Affent, 14. 

Saint Nicholas Bay. Vide Accounts, 

Saint Pauls. Vide Houfe. 

Saint Sebaftian. Vide Wellington. 

Saint Sidwell Church; Petition for-a Bill to enlarge Term 
and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nor. 
Reported ; Report to lie upon the Table; 2 Dec. Read 
again; Leave granted to give Notices of the, Application; 

’ Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 3. Bill pre- 
fented, and read, 9. Committed, 13. Reported; to be in- 

" groffed ; 18 May. Paffed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 
1 JUNE, Royal Affent,17. — 

M “ — Salop 


IN DEX ¢éo the SixtTy-nintH VoLuME. 


Salop Roads. Vide Burlton. Stafford. Stone. 

—— Inclofures. Vide Cardington. Whizall. 

«—— Vide Debtors. Pofimafers. 

Sait; Acts 43 Geo. III. c. 69, and 45 Geo. ITE. c. 14, relating to 
the Duties thereon; To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 23 Nov. Confidered, 24. Refolution_re- 
ported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 25. Vide 

- tafra. 

Bill for charging an equalizing Duty on Scotch Salt 
brought to Rectend Ordered, a Nor. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 26. Com- 
mitted, 27. Confidered, 29. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 30. ‘Pafled,1 Dec. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 6. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 7- Royal Affent, 10. 

-——— Bill to amend fo much of Cuftoms Duties Aéct as relates 
to the Duties payable on Salt exported ; Ordered, 28 Mar. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
29. Committed, 30. Committee deferred, 31. Confidered ; 
reported ; to be ingroffed; Day Lo pegs for Third Read- 
ing; 1 APR. Paffed, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 
Royal Affent, 4 May. 

—— Houfes refolve to go into a Committee to confider of fo 

‘much of certain Acts relating to the Duties on Salt as relates 

to Allowances for Salt ufed in making Muriatic Acid, 14 
Juxr. Confidered, 15. Refolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 18. Vide Bleaching Powder. 

—— Vide Accounts. Cuftoms. Muriatic Acid. Ways and 


Means. 

Salterforth Inclofure. Vide Barnoldfwick. 

Salterton Inclofure. Vide Netton. 

Sandon Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
12 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 28. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 29. Pafled, 2 May. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 9. Confidered, and agreed to, 
10. Royal Affent, 18. 

Sapperton Road. Vide Stroud. 

Sarton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. 

Scaddow Gate Road. Vide Derby. 

Scammonden Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 18 
APR. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 2 May. Paffed, 4. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 1 JUNE. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 3. Royal Affent, 17. 

Scarborough. Vide Imprefs Service. 

Schools. Vide Treland. 

Scotch Dyke Roads. Vide Longtown. 

Scotland (Clergy ;) Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for 
the Relief of the Widows and Children of the Scotch Clergy ; 
Referred to a Committee, 4 May. Reported; Leave given; 
Petition prefented; referred to a Committee, 5. Petition 
reported, and Bill ordered, 6. Prefented, and read, 12. 
Committed; Committee to report on a certain Day; 16. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 26. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrofled; 1 JUNE. The Regent's Confent fignified, 
and Bill paffed, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 
Affent, 20. 

-—— (Creditors ;) Bill for rendering the Payment of Creditors 
more equal and expeditious in Scotland ; Ordered, 26 APR. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Committed, 27. Confidered; Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further confidering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 28. Further Confideration deferred, 9 Mar. 
17. 23. 24. Bill re-committed, and confidered, 25. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. 
Paffed, 1 JUNE. By the Lords, with Amendments, 22 JULY. 
Confidered, and agreed to, 23. Royal Afient, 25. 

(Diftillery ;) Bill for fixing the Commencement and 

- Fermination of Licences for the Diftillation of Spirits from 
Corn in Scotland; Ordered, 19 Nov. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 20. Committed, 22. 
Confidered, 23. Reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 24. Pafled,25. Agreed to by the Lords, 
1 Dec. Royal Affent, 6. 

(Edinburgh) Writ, 29 JULY. 

(Frith of Forth) Ferries; A&amp; 53 Geo. III. c. 125, 
Loc. &amp; Pers. relating to the Ferries crofs the Frith of Forth, 
read ; Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe to confider of the faid A@t; The 
Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and Motion agreed to, 
4 JuLy. Confidered, 5. Refolution reported, and agreed 
to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 6. Prefented, and read; Day 
appointed ‘for Second Reading; to be printed; 8. Com- 
mitted, 11. Committee deferred, 12.13. Bill confidered, 14. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appomted for Third Read- 
ing; 15. Paffed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 2g. Royal 
Affent, 25. 

(Judges;) Acts 48 Geo. TIT. c. 145, and 50 Geo. ITl. 

‘ ¢. 31, relating to the Salaries of the Judges:in Scotland; To 
be confid in a Committee of the whole Houfe ; 22 JUNE. 
The Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and Matter con- 

~ fidered, 23, Refolution reported and- agreed to, aud Bill 

‘ ordered thereupon, 24. Vide infra, 

eo . 


(1819-14. 


——— (Ibid.) Bill to grant additional Annuities to Judges of 
the Courts of Seflion, Jufticiary, and Exchequer, in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 24 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; 27. Committed, 28. Confidered, 29. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read-- 
ing; 30. Paffed, 1 JULY. Agreed to by the Lords, 14. 
Royal Affent, 18. 

(Madhoufes ;) Bill to regulate Madhoufes in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 8 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; To be printed; ibid. Committed, 13. 
Committee deferred, 30 JUNE.—1 JULY. 5. 

- (Paper ;) Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to 
confider of fo much of Acts 10 Anne, c. 19, and 34 Geo. IIT. 
c. 20, for granting certain Duties on Paper, as relates to 
the Drawback on Paper allowed to the Univerfities in Scot-_ 
land, 13 JULY. Confidered ; reported; and Bill ordered, 14. 
Vide infra. 

— (Ibid.) Bill to regulate the Payment of Drawback on 
Paper allowed to the Univerfities in Scotland; Ordered, 
14 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 15. Committed, 18. Confidered, 19. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 
Paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 

(Promiffory Notes;) Bill for altering and amending 
AG 48 Geo. III. c. 149, fo far as regards re-iffuable Pro- 
miflory Notes in Scotland; Ordered, 6 JuLY.  Prefented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 8. Second 
Reading deferred, 11. Bill committed, 13. Committee 
deferred, 14, Bill confidered; reported; further Con- 
fideration of Report put off for Three Weeks ; and Bill as 
amended to be prisited ; 18. c 

(Roads and Bridges ;) Bill for maintaining and keeping 
in Repair certain Roads and Bridges made in Scotland for 
the purpofe of Military Communication ; Ordered, 20 DEc. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
to be printed; 2bid. Second Reading deferred, 28 MAR. 
Bill committed ; Contidered ; Reported ; Day appointed for 
further confidering Report; and Bill as amended to be 
printed ; 30. Further Confideration deferred, 3 MAY. 17. 25. 
—1JuNg. Bill re-committed ; confidered; reported; Day” 
appointed for further confidering Report, and Bill, as amended 
to be printed; 6. Further Confideration deferred, 13. 16. 17. 
20, 22. Report further confidered ; Bill to be ingrofled; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 27. Third Reading deferred, 28. 
Bill pafled, 29. Agreed to by the Lords, 15 JULY. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

(Spirits ;) Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to 
confider of the Duties payable on Wort or Wath brewed in 


Scotland, and on Spirits diftilled in Scotland, 18 JULY. to. 
Refolutions reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered there- 


upon, 20. Vide infra. 

(Ibid.) Bill for repealing the Duties payable in Scot- 
land upon Diftiller’s Wafh, Spirits, and T.icences, and for 
— other Duties in lieu thereof; Ordered, 20 JULY. 

refented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 22. 
Committed, 23. Inftruction for charging certain Counter- 
vailing Duties on — made in Ireland, and imported into 
Scotland, &amp;c. 25. Bill confidered, ibid. Reported; re-com- 
mitted ; confidered ; reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 26. Pafled, 27. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 


(Ibid.) Houfe refolves. to go into a Committee to con- 
fider of charging a Countervailing Duty on Spirits made im 
Ireland, and imported into Scotland, 22 JULY. 23. Refo- 
lution reported and agreed to, and Inftruétion accordingly, 25. 
Vide fupra. 

(Verdiéts ;) Bill to allow Viva Voce Verdi&amp;s to be 
returned to the High Courts and Circuit Courts, &amp;c. Or- 
dered, 26 APR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; to be printed; ibid. Second Reading 
deferred, 3 May. 4. Bill committed, 5. Confidered, 6. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read - 
ing; 9. Paffed, 10. Agteed to by the Lords, 27. Royak 
Aifent, 27. 

—--— Vide alfo Accounts. 
Printers. Salt. Supply. 
Scott, Mr. Vide Lords. 


Sculcoates; Petition for a Bill for building a Church in that 
Parifh; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; 
Leave: given; Bill ordered; prefented, and read; 25 MAR. 
Committed, 1 4PR. Reported; to be ingrotfed; 2 May. 
The Regent’s Confent fignified, and Bill patfed, 4. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 16. Confidered, and agreed to, 18. 
Royal Affent, 27. 

—_—— Petition for a Bill for the more eafy Recovery of 
Small Debts in that and adjoining Parifhes; Referred to a 
Comnnittee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 21 Mak. 
Prefented, and read, 22. 

Seabergh Inclofure. Vide Dent. 

Sea Infurances. Vide Stamps. 

Secretaries of State. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Secret Services. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Selby. Ferry-and Market Weighton Road; Petition for a Bill to 

’ continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Adis;, Referred to 

a Comumittee, 


Addrefs. Edinburgh. Linen. 








a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 23 Mar. 
Prefented, and read, 24. Committed, 1 4PR. Reported ; 
to be ingroffed; 25. Paffed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 
3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Serjeant; ufual Orders to him, 5 Nor. 

fent with the Mace to fummon Members, 19 APR. 
bo. 21.—19 Mar. 

brings a Member in Cuftody to the Bar, 5 JULY. 

called upon to give an Account refpecting the Ser- 
vice of the Order of the Houfe upon a Member, 5 JULY. 

Vide Addre/s. Lieétions.. Members. Supply. 

Sevenhampton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
21. Reported; to be ingrofled; g May. Paffed, 10. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 18. 

Sevenoaks Common ; Petition for a Bill to repair the Road from 
thence to Wood{igate; Referred to a Committee, 19 Norv. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 9 Dec. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. 
Committed, 18 4PR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 20 Mary. 
Pafled, 3 JUNE. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 
Affent, 20. 

Severn and Wye Railway; Petition for Leave to prefent a Pe- 
tition for a Bill to enable that Company to raife a further 
Sum; Referred to a Committee, 1. MAR. Committee to fit, 
notwithfianding Adjournment, ibid. Reported; Leave given ; 
Petition prefented; referred to a Committee; 21. Reported ; 
Report to lie upon the Table; 22. Report read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices of the Application; Bill or- 
dered ; Committee to report on Notices; 23. Bill prefented, 
and read, ibid. Committed, 31. Reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table ; 27 4PR. Report further confidered, 5 May. 
Bill paffed, 6. Agreed to by the Lords, 13. Royal Affent, 18. 

Shadwell Church; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for 
a Bill for taking down and rebuilding the Church; Referred 
to a Committee, 25 May. Reported; Leave given; Pe- 
tition prefented ; referred to a Committee, 3 JUNE. 

Sheffield Trade. Vide Hallam/fhire. 

Sheriff of London. Vide London. 

Sherrington Roads. Vide Bedford. 

Shetland Iles, Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Shipping. Vide Accounts. 

Shoreditch, St. Leonard. Sewers. Vide Halliwell. 

Shrewfbury, late Earl of; Bill from Lords for preventing the 
Earl of Shrewfbury from difturbing certain Exchanges of 
Eftates made by the late Earl, 27 June. Read, 28. Com- 
mitted, 4 JULY. Reported, and pafled,14. Royal Affent, 18. 

Writ, 9 May. 

Sierra Leone. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Sinclair, Sir John Gordon, Baronet; Bill from Lords for the 
Sale of part of his Eftates for the payment of his Debts, 24 
JUNE. Read, ibid; committed, 4 JULY. Reported, and 
paffed, 15. Royal Affent, 23. 

Skeyton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 18 
Nov. Pretented, and read, 25 Mar. Committed, 6 May. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 20. Paffed, 27. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Slave Ships; Bill to allow Ships taken and condemned for being 
ufed in the Slave Trade, to be regiftered as Britifh-built Ships ; 
Ordered, 28 APR. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 2 May. Committed, 4. Confidered, 5. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 6. Pafled, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal 
Affent, 27. 

Vide Accounts. 

Slave Trade; Petitions from London refpeéting the Article in 
the Treaty of Peace with France which relates to the Slave 

‘Trade; Petitions of Inhabitants of Hemel Hempftead and 
its vicinity ; of Uxbridge and its vicinity; of the Town and 
County of the Town of Poole and its vicinity ; of Weathers- 
field and its vicinity ; of Bocking and its vicinity; of Weft 
Ham and its vicinity ; of Halfted and its vicinity ; of Brain- 
tree and its vicinity ; and of Holt and its vicinity; of the 
Minifter and Inhabitants of Barford ; of Inhabitants of Wren- 
ningham, Wymondham, Afhwell Thorp, Bedford, and Maid- 
ftone ; of Chichefter and its vicinity ; of Madeley, Coalbrook- 
Dale, and Brofeley ; of Iver and its vicinity; of Southgate 
and its vicinity ; of Thames Ditton and its vicinity; of Ket- 
tering and its vicinity ; of Woburn and its vicinity; of Kingf- 
ton upon Thames and its vicinity; and of Saffron Walden 
and its vicinity; to lie upon the Table, 27 JUNE. Of Inha- 
bitants of Tring and its vicinity; of the Minifter, Members, 
and Congregation at the Baptift Meeting-houfe in Akeman- 
ftreet, in Tring ; of Inhabitants of Brenttord and its vicinity ; 
of the Town of Bury Saint Edmunds; of Winchmore Hill 
and its vicinity; of feveral Proteftant Diffenting Minifters of 
the three Denominations in and about the Cities of London 
and Wefiminfter ; of Inhabitants of the Town and Borough 
of Colchefter and its vicinity; of feveral of the Congregation 
of James Wraith’s Meeting, Hampftead; of Inhabitants of 
Fulham and its vicinity ; and of Hammerfmith and its vici- 
nity; of Inhabitants of Stratford, of the Independent Con- 

regation in the County of Effex, and its vicinity; of 
nhabitants of Enfield and its vicinity; of Bifhops Stort- 
ford and its vicinity ; of Royfton and its vicinity; of Mel- 
bourn and its vicinity; of Foulmire and its vicinity, of 








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1813-14. ] INDEX @o the StxTY-NINTH VoLUME. 






Baffingbourne and its vicinity; of Croydon and 1s -vici- 
nity; of Peckham; of Newport Pagnell and its vicinity ; 
of Rochford and its vicinity ; of Rayleigh and its vicinity; 
of Chifhiils and its vicinity ; of Margate ‘and its vicinity ; 
of Ramfgate and its vicinity ; of Greenwich and its vici- 
nity; of ‘Woolwich and its vicinity; of Proteftant Diffen- 
ters of the Congregation affembling in Butt-lane, Dept- 
ford ; of Inhabitants of the Parifhes of Rifelip and of Icken- 
ham ; of Bromley Saint Leonard and its vicinity ; of Great 
Coggefhall and its vicinity; of Billericay and its vicinity ; 
and of Gofport and its vicinity ; of the Society of Friends, 
commonly called Quakers; to lie upon the Table, 28. Of 
Inhabitants of Brighthelmfton and its vicinity; Rowell ahd 
its vicinity ; Kelvedon ; Caftle and Sible Hedingham ; Chelnis- 
ford and its vicinity; Thaxfted and its vicinity ; Brentwood 
and its vicinity ; Witham and its vicinity; and Canterbury 
and its vicinity ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, capital and othier 
Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the Borough of Evefham; of 
Inhabitants of Abingdon; Brixham; Chriftchurch Spital- 
fields, of the Liberty of Norton Falgate, and its vicinity ; 
Guildford and its vicinity ; Staines and its vicinity ; Edmon- 
ton and its vicinity; Eaft Ham and its vicinity; Needham 
Market and its vicinity; Sudbury and its vicinity ; Wood- 
bridge and its vicinity ; Lymington and its vicinity ; Graves- 
end and its vicinity ; Tonbridge and its vicinity ; Marden and 
its vicinity; Dartford and its vicinity ; Saint Alban and its 
vicinity ; Northampton and its vicinity ; and Bafingftoke and 
its vicinity ; to lie upon the Table, 29. Of Inhabitants of 
Shaftefbury and its vicinity; Saint Mary [flington and its 
vicinity ; Melton Mowbray and its vicinity ; Chefham and 
its vicinity; the Hamlet of Ratcliff, in the Parifh of Saint 
Dunftan, Stepney; Saint Ann Limehoufe and its vicinity ; 
Mile End Old Town and its vicinity ; Wapping and its vici- 
nity ; Shadwell and its vicinity; the Hamlet of Poplar and 
Blackwall and its vicinity ; Farringdon and its vicinity ; 
Lewes and its vicinity ; Tooting and its vicinity ; Romford 
and Brentwood and their vicinities; Walthamftow and its 
vicinity ; Leyton and its vicinity; Ongar and its vicinity; 
and Blackheath and its vicinity; and of the Lord Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London, in Common 
Hall affembled ; to lie upon the Table, 30. Of Inhabitants of 
Swaffham and its vicinity ; Ipfwich; the united Parifhes of 
Saint Andrew by the Wardrobe, and Saint Ann’s Blackfriars, 
in the City of London; Tottenham and its vicinity; White- 
chapel and its vicinity ; Foot’s Cray and its vicinity ; Orping- 
ton and Saint Mary’s Cray and its vicinity ; Great Lford and 
its vicinity ; and Barking and its vicinity; and of feveral 
Inhabitants of Barnfley, being Proteftant Diffenters; to lie 
upon the Table, 1 Juty. Of Inhabitants of Reading and 
its vicinity; Newport, in the County of Monmouth; and 
Hitchin and its vicinity; of the Mayor, Corporation, and 
feveral Inhabitants of Hellefton and its vicinity; of Inhabi- 
tants of Redruth; Colne and its vicinity; and Kingfton- 
upon-Hull and its vicinity ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Citizens, 
and Inhabitants of the City of Worcefter, in Common Hall 
affembled ; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Common Council and 
Livery or Cloathing Burgeffes of the Town and County of 
the Town of Nottingham ; and of feveral Inhabitants of Stow- 
market and its vicinity; to lie upon the Table, 4. Of Inha- 
bitants of Oakham, and its vicinity; of the Mayor and otlier 
Inhabitants of the Borough of King’s Lynn; of Inhabitants 
of Chigwell and its vicinity; Harlow and its vicinity; and 
White Roothing and its vicinity; of feveral Proteftant Dif- 
fenters at Abbots Roothing; of Inhabitants of Newport and 
its vicinity ; of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; Maiden- 
head; Eaft Bradenham and Weft Bradenham ; Stroud and 
its vicinity ; Halefworth and its vicinity; Potters Street and 
its vicinity; Binham and Towns adjacent; Buntingford and 
its vicinity; Lenham and its vicinity; Faverfham and its vici- 
nity ; Saint Auftell and its vicinity , Stockwell and its vicinity ; 
Clapham and its vicinity ; Cullompton and its vicinity ; New- 
bury and its vicinity; Wells-next-the-Sea and its vicinity ; 
Denbigh ; Great Grimfby and its vicinity ; Gainfburgh and 
its vicinity ; Wandfworth; Folkeftone and -its vicinity ; and 
Staines and its vicinity ; to lie upon the Table, 5. Of Inha- 
bitants of Maldon and its vicinity; Higham Ferrers and its 
vicinity ; Frome Selwood and its vicinity ; Great Marlow and 
its vicinity ; Stoke Newington and its vicinity; Rofs and its 
vicinity ; Farnham and ‘its vicinity; Amerfham and its vici- 
nity; Beccles and its vicinity ; Cromer, Southrepps, Sides- 
trand, and Trimingham ; Leighton Buzzard and its vicinity ; 
Toddington and its vicinity; Scarborough and its vicinity ; 
North Walfham and its vicinity ; Bath and its vicinity ; Aber- 
pavenny and its vicinity; Pontefract and its vicinity; Ampt- 
ill and its vicinity; Llanfyllin ; Stebbing and its vicinity ; 
Warminfter and its vicinity ; and Crewkerne and its vicinity; 
and of the Society and Congregation of the Methodifts’ in 
Newbury and its vicinity ; Petition from London ; tolie upon 
the Table, 6. Of Inhabitants of Falmouth; Kefwick and its 
vicinity ; Newcaftle-upon-Tyne ; Lutterworth and its vicinity ; 
Cirencefter; and Shipfton-upon-Stour and its vicinity; of 
the Mayor, Aldermen, and Inhabitants of Hertford; of Inha- 
bitants of Langport and its vicinity ; Okehampton ; Phillock 
and Gwinéar; Potton and its vicinity; Congleton and its 
vicinity ; Swanage and its vicinity ; Blandford Forum and its 
vicinity; Haflemere and its vicinity; Weftbromwich and ‘its 
vicinity ; Sherborne and its vicinity; Alfton and its vicinity ; 
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INDEX @o the SIxXTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Coltefhhall ; Eaft Dereham ;; Mileham ; Beefton; Field 
Dorking and Briningham; Scarning, Wendling, and Long- 
ham ; Horsford and Horfham Saint Faith’s; Brinton and 
its vicinity; Bungay and its vicinity ; Brandon and its vici- 
nity; Chadlington ; Enftone and its vicinity ; Hooknorton and 
its vicinity ; Breadfall and its rents Louth and its vicinity ; 
Spondon and its vicinity; Yardley Haftings and its vicinity ; 
Long Compton and its vicinity; Charlbury and its vicinity ; 
Stowerton and its vicinity; Drayton Beauchamp, Aberyftwith 
and Bedwelty and the vicinity thereof; Winchefter and its 
vicinity ; Wifbech and its vicinity; the Town of Plymouth 
Dock and Parith of Stoke Damerell; Tewkefbury and its 
vicinity ; Barnet and its vicinity ; and Topfham and its vici- 
nity-; of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the 
Town and Borough of Clifton, Dartmouth Hardnefs, and its 
vicinity ; of Inhabitants of Wakefield and its vicinity; and 
Chrift Church in the County of Surrey; and of the Mayor, 
Aldermen, Burgeffes and Inhabitants of the Borough of 
Pontefract; To lie upon the Table, 8. Petitions from _Inha- 
bitants of Norwich ; and Univerfity of Cambridge; To lie 
upon the Table, ibid. Of Inhabitants of Warrington and 
its vicinity; Banwell and its vicinity; Barnftaple ; Gatefhead 
and its vicinity; the City of Durham and its neighbourhood ; 
Sunderland-near-the-Sea and its vicinity; Darlington and 
its vicinity; Barnard Caftle and its vicinity; Hornfea; Don- 
cafter ; Saddleworth; Stockton-upon-Tees and its vicinity ; 
Swanfea and its vicinity; Merthyr ‘Tydvil and its vicinity ; 
and Lancafter and its vicinity ; of the People called Metho- 
difts in the Townfhip of Wolverhampton ; of Inhabitants of 
Cheltenham and its vicinity; and Loughborough and its 
vicinity ; of the Methodift Inhabitants of Canlane Sedgley ; 
Dunmow and its vicinity; Wooburn and its vicinity ; Penrith 
and its vicinity; Shipdham and its vicinity ; Salifbury and 
its vicinity ; Loweftoft and its vicinity; and Carphilly, and 
the Parithes of Eglwfillon, Bedwas, Machen, Rudry, and 
Monythyflon; of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Common 
Council, Burgefles, and Inhabitants at large, of the County 
of the Borough of Carmarthen ; of the Mayor, Bailiff, Bur- 
gefles, and lobabitente, of the Town and County of the Town 
of Southampton, and its neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of 
Stanmore and its vicinity ; and Dedham and its vicinity; of 
the Mayor, Mafters, and Counfellors, Burgefles, and Inha- 
bitants of Totnels; of Inhabitants of Whitchurch and its 
vicinity ; of the Magiftrates and Common Council of the 
Burgh of Rutherglen; of the Provoft and other Magifirates 
and Common Council of Paifley; of Inhabitants of Sporle ; 
Whinbergh and Wefifield; Carleton, Rode, and Bunwell ; 
Greilenhall ; Beetley and Bilney; Difs; Little Dunham; and 
Attleburgh; of the Magiftrates, Minifters, Incorporations, 
and Heads of Families, in the City and Parifh of Brechin; of 
Inhabitants of Ringwood and its vicinity; Long Stratton and 
its vicinity; Ripley and its vicinity; North Bovey; and 
Moretonhampftead and its vicinity ; To lie upon the Table, 
11. Of Inhabitants of Clonmel and its vicinity ; the City 
of Gloucefter and its vicinity; Chipping Norton and its 
vicinity ; Dorchetier; the City of Wells and its neighbour- 
hood ; Pakefield and Kirkley; Mansfield and its vicinity ; 
Kirkby Lonfdale and its vicinity; North Allerton and its 
neighbourhood ; Stourport and its vicinity ; Oldham and its 
vicinity; Chriftchurch and its vicinity ; ‘Trowbridge and its 
vicinity; New Malton and its vicinity; Southwold and 
its vicinity; Fairford and its vicinity; the City of Briftol 
and its vicinity; Belper and its vicinity; Winchcomb and 
its vicinity; Winfcombe and its vicinity; the County of 
Anglefey ; Market Harborough and its vicinity ; Duntiable 
and its vicinity ; South Petherton and its vicinity; Wrington 
and its vicinity ; Hayfield and its vicinity; and Maryport and 
its vicinity; of the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgeffes and other 
Inhabitants of the Borough of Wallingford ; of Inhabitants 
of Tonbridge Wells and its vicinity; Clavering and its 
vicinity ; Dewfbury; Whitby and its vicinity; the Mle of 
Sheppy; and Tutbury; of the Mayor, Common Councilmen, 
Burgeifles and Inhabitants of the Town and County of 
Haverfordweft ; of Inhabitants of Grantham and its vicinity ; 
Nailfea and its vicinity; and Kingfbridge and its vicinity ; 
To lie upon the Table, 12. Of Inhabitants of Camborne 
and its vicinity ; of the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgeffes, and In- 
habitants of the Borough of Chepping Wycombe ; of Inha- 
bitants of Pensford, Chelwood, Clutton, Slowey, and Stanton 
Wick; Penryn and its vicinity; Selby At its vicinity ; 
Haverhill and its vicinity; Frampton-upon-Severn and its 
vicinity ; Luton and its vicinity; Epping and its vicinity ; 
Cranbrook and its vicinity ; Fakenham; and Llangollen and 
its vicinity; of the People called Methodifis of Midfamaier 


Norton and its vicinity ; of Inhabitants of Chapel-en-le-Frith 
and its vicinity; Derby and its vicinity; Pembroke and its 
’ vicinity; Kirkbymoorfide and its vicinity; Newton Abbot 
and Newton Buthell and their vicinity; Portfmouth and 


_ Portfea; and Crickhowell; To lie upon the Table, 13. Of 

the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgeifes of the Borough of 
Portfmouth ; of Inhabitants of Neath and its vicinity ; Saint 
Neots and its vicinity; Eaft Grinftead and its vicinity; Chefter- 
le-Street and its vicinity; Stockport and its vicinity ; Shepton 
Mallet and its vicinity; Mevagifley and its vicinity; Olney, 
Emberton, and Underwood ; Amblefide and its vicinity ; the 
City of Waterford and its vicinity; Exeter and its vicinity ; 
Retford and jts vicinity ; Sidmouth aud its vicinity; Chud- 


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leigh and its vicinity; Bovey-Tracey and its vicinity ; Crediton 

d its vicinity; Hatherleigh and its vicinity ; the City of 
Limerick ; Wilton ; Heptonftall and its vicinity; and Glafton- 
bury and its vicinity ; of the Methodift Minifters late in con- 
neétion with the Reverend John Wefley, affembled in theix 
annual Conference in Dublin, the 4th of July 18143 of In- 
habitants of Chepping Wycombe; and Martock and its 
vicinity; To lie upon the Table, 14. Of Inhabitants of 
Bridgewater; the City of Hereford and its vicinity ; the City 
of Chefter and its vicinity; Chetwynd; Wigan and its 
vicinity ; and Macclesfield and its vicinity; of the Mayor, 
Aldermen, and Burgefles of the Town of Beverley; of In- 
habitants of the Eaft and Weft Wards, of the County of. 
Weftmorland ; Kendal and its vicinity ; Guernsey ; the City 
and County of the City of Coventry ; Bulwell ; Rostinghan 
and its vicinity; and Thatcham and its vicinity; of the In- 
corporated Trades of the Borough of Rutherglen; of Inha-, 
bitants of Bingley and its vicinity; of the Provoft, Magif- 
trates, and Counfellors of the Borough of Jedburgh; of 
Inhabitants of Kelfo and its vicinity; Ripon and its vicinity ; 
Haddington and its neighbourhood , aang Yefter, Eaft 
Lothian; Horfley, Avening, Minchin Hampton, and their 
vicinities; Gloflop and its vicinity; Mitcham; Bletioe, 
Melchbourn, and Rifely ; Southill ; Waltham Abby and its 
vicinity ; Chatteris; Hawkfhead; Burton-upon-Trent and its 
vicinity ; Southwark and its vicinity; and Hexham and its 
vicinity; of the Rector, Gentlemen, and others of the Parifh 
of Lee; of Inhabitants of Pickering and its vicinity; of 
Friends of the Reverend John Wefley in St. Auftell and its 
vicinity ; of the Society and Congregation of the Wefleyan 
Methodifts in Liverpool; of Inhabitants of Leeds; Man- 
chefter and Salford ; Blackburn, Rotherham and its vicinity ; 
Guifeley; Banbury; Tiverton; and Bridport and its vicinity ; 
of the Bailiff, capital Burgefles, and Inhabitants of the 
Borough of Leominfter; of Inhabitants of Batley; Whitkirke’ 
and its vicinity ; Painfwick and its vicinity; Bruton and its 
vicinity; Cerne Abbas and its vicinity; Eaft Stonehoufe; 
Penzance and its vicinity; Sampford Peverel and its vicinity ; 
and Crowan; To lie upon the Table, 15. Of Inhabitants 
of St. Mewan, in the County of Cornwall; the Town and 
Port of Dover and its vicinity; Honiton and its vicinity ; 
Leith; Padftow and its vicinity; Chart Sutton and its 
vicinity ; Milborne Port; Berwick-upon-Tweed ; the Towns. 
of Port Glasgow and Newark; Newport in the Ifle of Wight, 
and its vicinity; Barnfley and its vicinity ; the Tower Ham~ 
lets and its vicinity; Grampound and its vicinity; Newcaftle- 
under-Lyme ; Bradford and its vicinity ; Huddersfield and its 
vicinity ; Stokefley and its vicinity; the Town and vicinity 
of Pateley Bridge; Horbury; Ofweftry and its vicinity; 
Teignmouth and its vicinity; Great Stanmore and its vici- 
nity; Bridgend and its vicinity; Monmouth and its vicinity ; 
Great Drifheld and its vicinity; and Birftal; ‘To lie upon the 
Table, 18. Of Inhabitants of Horfham and its vicinity ; 
Debenham and its vicinity; the City, Bail, and Clofe of 
Lincoln and its vicinity; Reeth and its vicinity; Llanelly. 
and its vicinity; Modbury and its vicinity; Tetbury and its 
vicinity ; Buckfattleigh and its vicinity ; Bofton and its vici- 
nity; Bodmin and its vicinity; Thornton and its vicinity ; 
Saint Stephen’s, in Brannell, in the County of Cornwall, 
and its vicinity ; Thorne and its vicinity; Saint Budeaux and 
Pennicrofs ; Middleton Tyas and its vicinity; Witton le Wear 
and Hamfterley and their vicinity ; Tadcatter and its neigh- 
bourhood; Paglefham and its vicinity; Chorley and its 
vicinity ; Portmoak; Gwenap and its vicinity ; Fordingbridge 
and its vicinity ; Bonfall; Wem and its vicinity ; Bradninch 
and its vicinity; Staindrop and its vicinity; Hanflope and 
Caftlethorpe ; Bithop Auckland and its vicinity; and Adding- 
ham and its vicinity ; of the Minifters and Congregations in 
the connection of the late Reverend John Welley, at Brigh- 
ton, Lewes, and Eafibourne ; of Inhabitants of Bedmintier ; 
Thetford ; and the Town and vicinity of Wexford; of the 
Mayor, Aldermen, Common Burgefles, and Inhabitants of 
Hartlepool and the neighbourhood ; of Inhabitants of Nant- 
wich and its vicinity ; Upton-upon-Severn and its vicinity ; 
and Leicefter; of the Burgefles and Inhabitants of Warwick; 
of Inhabitants of Athburton and its vicinity; Andover ; 
Watford; Taunton and its vicinity ; Great Yarmouth and its 
vicinity; Stow and its vicinity ; Rodborough and its vicinity; 
Geddington and its vicinity ; Chifwick ; and New Rofs and 
its vicinity; To lie upon the Table; 19. Of the Mayor, 
Capital and Free Burgetles, and Inhabitants of the Borough 
of Lifkeard ; of Inhabitants of Mirfield; Chepftow and its 
vicinity ; the Staffordfhire Potteries; Loftwithiel; Dunferm- 
line and its vicinity ; and Glafgow ; of the Faculty of Phy- 
ficians and Surgeons of Glalgow; of Inhabitants of the 
Barony Parith of Glafgow ; Paifley and its neighbourhood ; 
Cambuflang and its vicinity; the Burgh of Barony of Gorbals 
and neighbourhood ; the Burgh of Pollokfhaws, Parith of 
Eattwood and vicinity ; Greenock and its vicinity ; Melrote 
and its vicinity ; and the Royal Burgh of Aberbrothock and 
its vicinity ; of the Magiftrates, Munifters, and Inhabitants 
of the Town and Parifh of Dyfart ; of Inhabitants of Hun- 
genes and its vicinity; Reepham and its vicinity; and 
‘ormby, Ainfdale, and Raven Meols ; of the Mayor, Alder- 
men, Free Burgeffes, and Inhabitants of the Borough and 
Parifh of Fowey; of Inhabitants of Chobham_and its 
vicinity; Doddington, March Wimblington, and Benwick ; 
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Framlingham and its vicinity; Worthing and its vicinity ; 
and Rochdale and its vicinity ; of the Corporation and In- 
habitants of Newport, Shropfhire, and its vicinity; of the 
Church Miffionary Society for Africa and the Eaft; of In- 
habitants of Pool; Prefton Bagot; Wenfleydale and the 
neighbourhood ; Sidmouth and Sidbury and their vicinities ; 
Hingham; of the United Parifhes of Bradfield Combutft, 
Bradfield Saint Clare, Bradfield Saint George, Cockfield, 
Stanningfield, Welnetham Magna, and Welnetham Parva ; 
Foulfham ; Mattifhall; Cawfton; Loddon; Worftead ; Bar- 
ney and neighbourhood ; Great Melton; Kirkby Bedon and 
the adjacent Villages ; and Yaxham and Welbourne; of the 
Clergy, Gentry, Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants 
of Keighley; Inhabitants of Holmfirth and its vicinity; Rich- 
mond, in the County of York and its vicinity; Danby and 
its vicinity ; Hawes and the adjacent Villages and Hamlets in 
the upper part of Wenfleydale; Hay; Bridlington and its 


vicinity; Settle and its vicinity; Caher and its vicinity ;° 


Hawick and its vicinity ; Yarum and its vicinity ; Alton and 
its vicinity; Bury and its vicinity; Wrexham and its vicinity ; 
Uppingham and its vicinity; Bala and other parts of the 
County of Merioneth; Afkrigg; Saint Columb Major and its 
vicinity ; Cranley ; Weftmintter and its vicinity ; and Prince 
Rifeborough and its vicinity ; To lie upon the Table, 20. Of 
Inhabitants of Denny and its vicinity ; of the Mayor, Free- 
men, and Inhabitants of the City of Rochefter and its 
vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the City of London and its vici- 
nity; Camberwell and its vicinity; Stourbridge and _ its 
vicinity ; Uttoxeter and its vicinity ; Tectanlen and its vicinity ; 
Tynemouth ; Rye ; Chatham and its vicinity ; Sedgfield and 
its vicinity; Holfworthy and its vicinity; Ilminfter and 
its vicinity; Ruardean and its vicinity; Darlington Ward ; 
Wimetwould and its vicinity; Woodbury and its vicinity ; 
Tifbury and its vicinity ; and Weybridge and its vicinity ; of 
the Mafter, Wardens, Searchers, and Afliftants of the Com- 
pany of Cutlers in Hallamfhire, the Town Regent and his 
Aflittants, the twelve capital Burgeffes and Commonalty of 
the Town and Parith of Sheffield, in the County of York, 
the Magiftrates, Clergy, Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufac- 
turers and other Inhabitants of Sheffield and its vicinity ; of 
Inhabitants of Partington and its vicinity; Stamford and 
its meng, © Thame and its vicinity; Guifbrough and its 
vicinity ; Newark-upon-Trent and its vicinity; Dublin and 
its vicinity ; the united Parifhes of Saint Andrew Holborn, 
above the Bars, and Saint George the Martyr, in the County 
of Middlefex ; Campden and its vicinity ; and Ottery Saint 
Mary ; To lie upon the Table, 21. Of Inhabitants of Leek ; 
Stirling and its vicinity; Dundee and its suburbs; and The 
Soake of Somerfham; of feveral Freeholders and Inhabitants 
of Saint Ives and its vicinity; of Inhabitants of Ramfey and 
its vicinity ; and Alnwick and its vicinity ; of the Minifters 
and Elders of the Prefbytery of Cupar; of Inhabitants of 
Cupar and its vicinity ; Khe oak its vicinity; Forgan- 
denny and its vicinity ; and Howden and its vicinity ; of the 
Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Inhabitants in the 
County of Salop; of Inhabitants of Saint a Bloomibury, 
and its vicinity ; Redditch and its vicinity; Melkfham and 
its vicinity; Downham; Chertfey and its vicinity ; Colford 
and its vicinity; Hatfield Broad Oak; Edinburgh and its 
vicinity ; Clerkenwell and its vicinity ; of feveral Members 
of the Methodift Society in Edinburgh and its vicinity ; of 
Inhabitants of Bingham and its vicinity; Perth and its 
vicinity ; Dalkeith and its vicinity ; and Inverkeithing and its 
vicinity; of the Magiftrates and other Inhabitants of the 
Town and Parifh of Kirkcaldy and the vicinity ; of Inha- 
bitants of Stewarton; Saltcoats and its vicinity; Dalry; and 
Sorn; of the Members of the Methodift Society in Dalkeith 
and its vicinity; of Inhabitants of Kilwinning and its vicinity; 
of the Seven Incorporated Trades of the City of Aberdeen ; 
of the Minifters and Elders of the Prefbytery of Kirkcaldy ; 
of Inhabitants of Markinch and its vicinity; Leflie and its 
vicinity; and Largs and its vicinity; of the Magiftrates, 
Minifters, and Inhabitants of the Town and Parifh of Brun- 
tiland; of Inhabitants of Leven and its vicinity; Tranent 
and its vicinity; Tillicoultry; Mountforrel and its vicinity ; 
Prittlewell with Milton Hamlet and its vicinity; Hutton 
Rudby and its vicinity; and Fifhguard and its vicinity ; of 
the Sheriff, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of the County 
of Pembroke; of Inhabitants of Axminfter and its vicinity ; 
Wiggenhall St. Germans and its vicinity; the Burnhams and 
Stanhoe ; Haddenham and its vicinity; Rickmerfworth and 
Chenies; Oundle and its vicinity; Lifton and its vicinity ; 
Appleton and its vicinity; and Milford and Hubberftone and 
vicinity ; To lie upon the Table, 22. Of Inhabitants of Eatt 
Looe; Aylfham and its vicinity; and Wareham; of the Pro- 
teitant Diffenters of the three Denominations refiding in and 
near the Cities of London and Weftmintfier ; oe of the 
Magifirates and Inhabitants of Kilmarnock and its vicinity ; 
To Tle upon the Table, 23. Of Inhabitants of Marlborough 
and its vicinity ; and Cockermouth and its vicinity; of the 
Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the 
County of Stafford; of Inhabitants of Dudley and _ its 
—T Kidderminfter and its vicinity ; of the Mayor, Alder- 
men, Burgeffes, and Inhabitants of the Town and neigh- 
bourhood of Shrewlbury ; of the People called Methoditts, 
and their Friends, in and about the Town of Shrewibury ; of 
Juhabitants of Lechlade and its vicinity ; Wellington, Salop, 


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INDEX ¢@o the StxtTy-NINTH VOLUME. 


and its vicinity; Wellington, in the County of Somerfet, and 
its vicinity ; Saint-Dunftan-in-the-W eft, .in the City of Lon- 
don, including the Precinét of White Friers, and the Liberty 
of the Rolls, in the County of Middlefex ; Marazion and its 
vicinity ; Mold and its vicinity ; Todmorden and its vicinity ; 
Lavenham and its vicinity; and Knarefborough and its 
vicinity; of the Minifier, Elders, and Members of the Scotch 
Church in Oxenden Street, Haymarket; of Inhabitants of 
Pensford and its vicinity ; of the Provoft, Magiftrates, and 
Town Council, and of the Deacons of the Incorporations not 
of the Council, of the Royal Burgh of Lanark ; of Inha- 
bitants of Camelford and its vicinity ; of the Members of the 
Methodift Society and Congregation in the Town of Paifley ; 
of Inhabitants of Chulmleigh and its Vicinity ; of the Provoft, 
Bailies, Counfellors, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of 
the Burgh of Gatehoufe and its neighbourhood ; of Inha- 
bitants of Bofcaftle and its vicinity; Eaft Harling; Deptford 
and its vicinity; Wotton-under-Edge and its vicinity; Bran{- 
combe and its vicinity ; Widdecombe-in-the-Moore and its 
vicinity ; Spalding and its vicinity; Aberyftwith and its 
vicinity ; Docking and its vicinity; Chittern Imber and its 
vicinity; Liverpool; Bilton ; Willow hby ; Newbold-upon- 
Avon; Church Lawford ; Rugby; Hillmorton ; Clifton-upon- 
Dunfmore with its Appendages; Barby; the Royal Burgh of 
Dunbar and its vicinity ; the Ifand of Portland ; Runcaton 
and its vicinity; Birmingham and its vicinity; Harlefton and 
its vicinity ; Wellingborough; and Gillingham Bourton and 
its vicinity ; of the Incorporation of Hammermen of the 
City of Edinburgh; of the Members of the Methodift So- 
ciety and Congregation in the City of Glafgow ; of Inhabi- 
tants of Weft Lavington and its vicinity ; Market Lavington 
and its vicinity ; Eaft Budleigh; Culmftock and its vicinity ; 
Chefterfield and its vicinity ; Raunds and its vicinity ; the 
Parifh of Paul, in the County of Cornwall; Pulborough and 
its vicinity; and Melbourne and its vicinity; To lie upon 
the Table, 25. Of Inhabitants of Holbeach and its vicinity ; 
of the Bailiffs, Burgefles, Freemen and Inhabitants of the 
Borough and Town of Chippenham ; of the Magiftrates, 
Council, and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Wigtown ; 
of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Freeholders, and Inhabitants 
of the County of Cambridge; of Inhabitants of the Royal 
Burgh of Dingwall and its vicinity; the County of Wicklow ; 
Droitwich; Godalming and its vicinity; Baldock and its 
vicinity ; Wincanton and its vicinity ; Kinrofs; Great Berk- 
hampftead and its vicinity ; Saint Michael’s Mount, in the 
County of Cornwall; Atherftone and its vicinity; Marfhfield 
and its vicinity; Withybrook and its vicinity; Ponfanooth 
and its vicinity; Horncafile and its vicinity; Ruthwell; 
Skipton and its vicinity; Dumfries and its vicinity ; Exmouth 
and its vicinity ; Haflingden and its vicinity ; Deane 
Thames and its vicinity; Newry and its vicinity; Rofcrea and 
its vicinity; Wolvey and its vicinity ; Monks Kirby and its 
vicinity ; Watchet and its neighbourhood ; Newport, in the 
County of Pembroke, and its vicinity; Afhford and its 
vicinity ; Carlifle and its vicinity; Dungarvan and its vicinity ; 
Garftang ; Sedbergh and Dent and its vicinity; Sandford ; 
Cramond; Aberdeen; and Bedworth and its vicinity; To lie 
upon the Table, 26. Of Inhabitants of Jedburgh and its 
vicinity ; of the Port-Reeve, Freeholders, and Inhabitants 
of the Borough of Taviftock and its vicinity; of Inha- 
bitants of the Town of Kington and its neighbourhood ; 
Sevenoaks and its vicinity; Heathfield and parts adjacent ; 
Langholm and its vicinity; Princes Rifborough and its 
vicinity; Bacup and its vicinity; Prefteign and its vicinity ; 
Afhburne and its vicinity; Bourton-on-the-Water and its 
vicinity; Falkirk and its vicinity; Darwen; Tidefwell and its 
vicinity ; Whitechapel; Somers-town and its vicinity; and 
Sidmouth and its vicinity ; to lie upon the Table, 27. Of In- 
habitants of Bridewell; Saint Pancras; the City of York 
and its vicinity ; Durfley ; Cambridge and its vicinity ; Car- 
digan and its vicinity; and the County of Montgomery ; To 
lie upon the Table, 28. Of Inhabitants of Wivelsfield, 
Lindfield, and their vicinities; Arngafk; Bradwell juxta 
Mare, Tillingham, Dengie, and Atheldham ; North Berwick 
and its neighbourhood; Lafswade and its vicinity; I’rome 
Selwood; Bradford, in the County of Wilts; and Arnold and 
its vicinity ; of Inhabitants of the Town and Hundred and 
Corporation of Tenterden and its vicinity ; of Inhabitants of 
Alford and its vicinity ; Alfrifton and its vicinity ; the Royat 
Burgh of Tain and its vicinity; and Workington and its 
vicinity ; and of the Mayor, Aldermen, Capital Burgeffes, 
and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Truro and the Streets 
thereto adjacent ; To lie upon the Table, 29. Of the Mayor, 
Bailiffs, and Commonalty of the City of Oxford ; of feveral 
Members of the Univerfity and Inhabitants of the City of 
Oxford ; of Inhabitants of Thorney, in the {fle of Ely ; the 
City of Peterborough and its vicinity ; Stratton, in the County 
of Cornwall; and Saint Bride Fleet Street, in the City of 
London; to lie upon the Table, go. 


Vide Accounts. Addrefs, Queftions Neg. 





Sleaford and Tatterfhall Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue 


and enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 25 MAR. Pre- 
fented, and read; 28. Committed, 4 4¢R. Reported; to 
be ingroffed; 29. Pafled,3 May. Agreed te by the Lords, 


10, Royal Affent, 18. Sligo, 








INDEX ¢o the StuxtTY-NINTH VOLUME. 


Sligo, late Marquis; Bill from Lords, for rendering valid the 

Dodere of Sale and Exchange, and for appointing new Truf- 
tees in the Settlement made fubfequent to his Marriage; Read, 
22 JULY. Committed, 26. Reported, and paffed, ibid. Royal 
Affent, 27. 


Sloley Lands; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a Bill 


to inclofe; Referred to a Committee, 21 Mar. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition 
fented, and read, 25. 
be ingrofled; 2 May. 
Amendment, 9. Confidered, and agreed to, 10. 
Affent, 18. 

Snaith, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 


refented ; Bill ordered; 24. Pre- 
ommitted, 6 APR. Reported; to 
Paffed, 3. By the Lords, with an 
Royal 


18 Nov. 

Snuff. Vide Malt and Penfions. 

Soap. Vide Accounts. 

Soldiers. Vide Innkeepers. 

Somerjet, Major General Lord Edward. Vide Wellington. 

Somerfet. Vide Artificers. 

Roads. Vide Weft Harptrey. 

Inclofures. Vide Berkeley. Combe St. Nicholas. 
Congresbury Crewkerne. Edington. Kilmington. Pitminster. 
Portifhead. Westcombland. West Sedgmoor. 

Sommers, Lord. Vide Stoulton. 

Southampton Roads. Vide Aldermaston. 

Inclofures. Vide Burgate. 

South Hinkfey (nclofure. Vide Cumner. 

Southmolton Roads ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of A&amp;s; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 17. Prefented, and read, 14 DEc. 
Committed, 1 Mar. Reported ; to be ingrofled; 28. Paffed, 
20. Agreed to by the Lords, 21 APR. Royal Affent, 
4 Mary. 

South Sea Company. Vide Accounts. 

Southwark ; Petition for a Bill for better paving and lighting 
that Borough; Referred to a Committee, 12 Nov. Re- 

orted; Bill ordered; 24 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. 
aka of Mr.Jorgens, againft; referred ; Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 6 APR. Petition againft; to lie upon the Table, 
19 May. 

—— Vide Artificers. 

Sowerby and Soyland Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 19 Nov. 

Spain. Vide Accounts. Wellington. 

Speaker; acquaints the Houfe that he had iffued His Warrant 
for anew Writ in the Recefs, 4 Noy. 

reports The Prince Regent’s Speech at the Opening of 
the Seflion, 4 Nov. 

communicates the Anfwer of Lieutenant General the 
Honourable John Abercromby to Vote of Thanks of 10 Ja- 
nuary 1812, 5 Nov. 

back Door of his Chamber to be locked up every Morn- 
ing, 5 Nov. 

to open Letters directed to the Houfe, 5 Nor. 

to appoint the Printing of the Votes, 5 Nov. 

reports The Prince Regent’s Anfwers to Addreffes, 
8 Nov.—1 JULY. 

defired to print the Speech by him made to The Prince 
Regent in the Houfe of Peers on the 22 July 1813, 8 Nor. 
Speech read again; Entry in Jourgal read; Preamble of 
Roman Catholics Bill, read; Motion that a Special Entry be 
made in the Journal; Mr. Speaker heard in his place; Entry 
in Journal of the Houfe of Commons of Ireland of Mr. 
Speaker’s Speech, read; Queftion Neg. that the faid Special 
Entry be made in the Journal; Refolution, that it has been 
cuftomary for the Speaker of the Houfe, 8 ag ar Bills 
of Supply at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, The King being 
prefent on the Throne to make a Speech, recapitulating the 
principal Objecis which have employed the attention of the 
Commons during their Sitting, and that nothing has occurred 
which calls for any Interference on the part of the Houfe for 
the Regulation of the Conduct of the Speaker, either at the 
Bar of the Houfe of Lords, or elfewhere, 22 APR. 

+—— his Speech of the 22d July 1813, inferted in the Jour- 

nals at the end of the Day, 8 Nov. 

heard in his Place, 22 APR. 

to communicate cervain Refolutions of Thanks to Field 
Marfhal the Marquis of Wellington, for the Operations which 
fucceeded the Battle of Vittoria, &amp;c. 8 Nov. 

to communicate certain Refolutions of Thanks to Field 
Marfhal the Marquis of Wellington for the Battle of Orthes, 
oa February 1814, 24 Mar. Communicates his Anfwer, 

ULY. 

gives the Thanks of the Houfe to Major General George 
Anfon, and Lieutenant General Sir ‘Thomas Picton, in their 
Places; what was faid by Mr. Speaker, together with their 
Anfwers, to be entered in the Votes, ‘Vem Con. 11 Nov. To 
Lieutenant General Sir William Stewart, Major General 
Pringle, Lieutenant Generals Sir Thomas Piéton and Sir 
Henry Clinton, in their Places; what was faid by Mr.Speaker, 
together with their Anfwers, to be entered in the Votes, Nem. 
Con.24 JUNE. To Major Generals Henry Fane .and Lord 
Edward Somerfet, in their Places; what was faid by Mr. 
S er, together with their Anfwers, to be entered in the 
Votes, Nem. Con. 26 JULY. 


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“ dire&amp;ted to report the Names of Defaulters on the Ap- 
ointment of the Galway.Committee, 21 4PR. Reports the 
Vames, fome excufed and others ordered to attend the Ballot 

on a certain Day, 28. Order for their Attendance difchargei, 
19 May. 

to issue his Warrants for Perfons, Papers, and Re- 
cords, upon the Hearing of the Matters of Petitions relating 
to Controverted Elections, 16 Nov.—21 MAR. 23.—28 JuLy. 
30.—For bringing a Member in Cufiody to the Houfe, 24 
JUNE. 29.—For remanding a Member into the Cuftody of the 
Marfhal of the King’s Bench, 5 JULY. 

acquaints the Houfe, That the Clerk had prepared a 
Lift of Members Names, who had delivered in Lifts for the 
Eaft India Judicature, 8 DEc. ‘That he had received a Letter 
from the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, inclofing EleGion 
Petitions, 23 Mar. That the Freeholders in the Cafe of the 
Mayo Election, had not entered into a Recognizance in res 
{pect of their Petition,21 4PR. That fince he had taken the 
Chair, he had received a Letter from Her Royal Highnefs The 
Princefs of Wales, with Three Enclofures; the faid Letter 
was. thereupon, by Direction of the Houfe, read by Mr. 
Speaker; the Enclofures were then delivered in, and read, 
3 JuNE. Of the Death of Mr. Ley, Deputy Clerk of the 
Houfe, and that Mr. John Henry Ley, Second Clerk Affifiant, 
defired to be abfent, 13. That he had received a Letter 
from Lord Cochrane, afferting his Innocence, 23. That he 
had received another Letter defiring that the Bufinefs might 
be poftponed, 29. That he had received another Letter from 
Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs of Wales, which, by Di- 
rection of the Houfe, was read by Mr. Speaker, 5 JuLy. 
That he had received a Letter from John Hattell, Efquire, 
Clerk of the Houfe, acquainting him, that, in confequence of 
the Death of Mr. Ley, he had appointed Mr. Dyfon to be his 
Deputy, Mr. John Henry Ley to be Cierk Aflittant, and 
Mr. Rickman to be Second Clerk Afliftant, 23 JuLY. 


Addreffes the Duke of Wellington, in Anfwer to his 
Acknowledgements to the Houfe ; what was faid by the Duke 
of Wellington, together with Mr. Speaker’s Anfwer, to be 
printed in the Votes, Nem. Con.1 JULY. 

to communicate certain Refolutions of Thanks to the 
Navy, Army, and Royal Marines, to the Lords of the Admi- 
ralty ; and to His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, Captain 
General and Commander in Chief of the Forces; and that 
in addrefling His Royal Highnets Mr. Speaker do particularly 
exprets the high fenfe which the Houfe entertains of His 
Royal Highness’s long, unremitting, and effectual Exertions 
for the Improvement of the Britifh Army, 6 JoLy. Com- 
municates the Duke of York’s Antwer, 11. 

to communicate certain Refolutions of Thanks to the 
Militia, Local Militia, Yeomanry, and Volunteer Cavalry and 
Infantry, to the Lieutenants of Counties, and the Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 6 JULY. 

— to license the printing of the Journal, 22 Juiy. 

Communicates a Letter from Mr. Hatfell, 23 Jury. 

— Vide alfo, Clerk of the Houfe. Cochrane. Eleétions. 

Houfe. Regent. Wales, Princefs of. Wellington. 

Speenhamland and Marlborough ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
18 Nor. Reported; Bill ordered; Prefented, and read; 
25 Mark. Committed, 18 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
23 May. Palled, 15 JUNE. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 6 JULY. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. Royal 
Affent, 18. P 

Spirits; Acts 49 Geo. III. c. 8, and 53 Geo. III. ¢. 7, to fufpend 
the Importation of Britifh or Irith-made Spirits into Great 
Britain or Ireland refpectively ; To be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 3 Dec. Confidered ; reported, 
and Bill ordered, 4. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue Act 49 Geo. III.; Ordered, 4 Dec, 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
ibid. Committed, 6. Confidered, 7. Reported; to be in- 
aye Day appointed for Third Reading; 8. Paffed, 9. 

y the Lords, with Amendments, 17. Confidered, and agreed 
to, ibid. Royal Affent, 20. 

Committee ne to inquire into the Regulations 
which govern the Drawbacks and Countervailing Duties on 
the Importation and Exportation of Spirits the Manufacture 
of Great Britain or Ireland, from one Country to the other 
refpectively ; ‘To report Obtervations and Opinion from time 
to time; to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records; Five to 
be the Quorum, 6 APR. Petitions referred; and Counfel 
ordered on the Petition from Scotland, 1 Jung. Other 
Petitions referred, 6. 9. 14. Committee to fit notwith- 
ftanding Adjournment, 10. 

Petitions of Corn Diftillers ; viz—of England, 25 May. 
Scotland ; Liverpool ; Lowlands of Scotland ; Referred to a 
Select Committee, 1 JUNE. Vide supra. Petition of 
Mr. Williams; referred, 6. Petition of Mr. Cattle; refer- 
red, 9. Petition of Mr. Bawtree; referred, 14. 

Act 51 Geo. III. c. 121, to fufpend the Payment of all 
Drawbacks on Spirits made or dittilled in Great Britain or 
Ireland, and exported from either Country to the other; To 
be contidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 13 JUNE. 
Committee deferred, 17. Act confidered ; reported; and Bill 
ordered thereupon, 20. Vide infra. I 

-a4 Bill 








Bill to regulate the Trade in Spirits between Great 
Britain and Ireland; Ordered, 20 JUNE. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 22. Petitions of 
Diftillers of Scotland and England, againft, 23. Bill com- 
mitted ; Act of the prefent Seffion, c. 41, read; Inftruction to 
Committee to confider the fame, 23. Bill confidered ; re- 
ported; Day appointed for further confidering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed ; Petitions againtt, read again ; 
and Petitioners to be heard by Counfel, 24. Further Con- 

_fideration deferred, 28. Bill re-committed ; Petitions againft, 
read again; referred; and Counfel ordered ; Inftruction to 

-confider of the Countervailing Duties on Britifh and Irifh 
Spirits; Bill confidered ; reported ; Day appointed for further 
confidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; go. 
Further Contideration deferred, 5 JULY. Bill again re-com- 
mitted ; confidered ; reported; Day appointed for further confi- 
dering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 8. Further 
Confideration deferred; 11. Bill again re-committed, and 
confidered, 12. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
fidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 13. 
Further Contideration deferred, 15 JULY. 18. Bill again 
re-cominitted ; confidered, and reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 19. Third Reading defer- 
red, 20. Bill paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords,27. Royal 
Affent, 28. 

Houte refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 

the Countervailing Duties’ on Spirits imported from Ireland 

into Great Britain, 23 JUNE. Committee deferred 24. 27. 

Vide alfo. Accounts. Ireland. Scotland. Spirits. 
Spry, Major General Frederick William. Vide Wellington. 

Stajjord Roads. Vide Coleshill. Newcaftle-under-Lyne. 

- Inclofures. Vide Aliflonefield. Forebridge. 

fione. Penkridge. Sandon. 

Vide Debtors. 

Stafford and Uttoxeter Road ; Petition for a Bill to continue and 

enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
12 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 21 Mar. Prefented, and 








Hilder- 








read; 22. Coimmitted,1 4PR. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
12 May. Pafled, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal 


Affent, 27. 

Stage Coaches. Vide Ireland. 

Staindrop Road. Vide Cockerton Bridge. 

Staines Road. Vide Hampton. 

Stamps; Bill for better enabling the Commiffioners of Stamps 
to make Allowances for {poiled Stamps, &amp;c. Ordered, 6 JULY. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 8. 
Committed, 11. Committee deferred, 12. 13. Confidered, 14. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 15. Pafled, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, 23. Royal 
Aifent, 25. 

Bill for better fecuring the Stamp Duties on Sea In- 

furances, made in London; Ordered, 6 JuLY. Prefented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 12. Con- 
fidered, 13. Further confidered, 18. Bill reported; to be 
ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading, 19. Bill 

pailed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27. 

Vide Accounts. Linen. 

Stanedge Road. Vide Saddleworth. 

Standing Orders; Committee appointed to take into Confider- 
_ation the Standing Orders relative to Bills for making Navi- 
gable Canals, Refervoirs, or Aqueduéts, or for improving the 
Navigation of Rivers; To report Opinion; Five to be the 
Quorum; to fit, notwithftanding Adjournment; 17 JUNE. 
Report to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 22. Read 
again, and re-committed ; 25 JULY. Report; Day appointed 
for taking it into further Confideration; 26. Report further 
confidered ; to be made Standing Orders, and to be printed; 27. 
(App* N° 13.) 








_——— 


—_——_ Vide Poor Rates. 

Stanmore Inclofure. Vide Beedon. 

Stetchworth Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
9 Nov. Prefented, and read; 28 Mar. Committed, 5 APR. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 5 May. Pafled, 26. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Stewart, Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir William. Vide 
Speaker. Wellington. 

Stirling and Clackmannan Roads ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 17 Norv. 

Stoke Damarel Improvement. Vide Plymouth Dock. 

Stoke Ferry, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill for more effectu- 
ally draining the fame; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nor. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 25 Mar. Prefented, and read, 
ibid. Committed, 21 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
23 May. Paffed, 10 JUNE. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 23. Confidered, and agreed to, 24. Royal Affent, 28. 

Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 19 Nov. 

Stoke Newington Prebend; Bill from Lords, to enable the Pre- 
bendary thereof to grant a Leafe, 18 May. Read, 19. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, and pafled, 3 JUNE. Royal Af- 
fent, 17. 

Stone poe | WValton Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 
17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; Prefented, and read; 28 
Mar. Committed, 4 APR. Reported; to be ingroffed; 
9 May. Pailed,i0. Agreed to by the Lords, 16, Royal 
Affent, 18. 





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Sess. 1813-14. 


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1813-14.] INDEX ¢@o the Stxty-nintTH VotumeE. 






Stone Bridge Road. Vide Kenilworth. 
Storekeeper General’s Department. Vide Accounts. Supply. 
Stow Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 


17 NOV, 

Stoulton ; Bill from Lords, to veft in Lord Sommers the right of 
Prefentation to that Parish, 7 JUNE. Read,8. Committed, 
13. Reported, and paffed,23. Royal Affent, 28. 

Stratford Roads. Vide Old Stratford. 

Stratford-upon-Avon ; Petition for a Bill for taking down the 
Bridge, and erecting a new one in that Borough; Referred to 
a Committee, 16 Nor. 

——_—_—————_Canal ; Petition for a Bill for varying 
the Line thereof; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. 

Strathaven Roads. Vide Living fion 

Streatley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. Prefented, and read, 22 Mar. Committed, 18 
APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 28. Pafled, 19 May. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 27. 

Strenfham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
.5 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 28. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 12 May. Paffed, 19. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 8 JUNE. Confidered, and 
agreed to,g. Royal Affent, 17. 

Stroud Roads; Petition for a Bill for making and maintaining 
certtin Roads from that Town; Referred to a Committee, 
18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 23 Mar. Prefented, 
and read, ibid. Petitions from Inhabitants of Tarleton, and 
Rodmarton, Rendcombe, North Cerney, and Bagendon, 
Daglingworth, and Stratton, and Coates, and Sapperton, 
againit; to lie upon the Table, 24. Bill committed; Pe- 
titions, againft ; read again; referred ; and Counfel ordered ; 
Voices; 28. Petition of Elizabeth Gregory, againft; re- 
ferred ; and Counfel ordered; 25 4PR. Bill reported; to 
be ingrofled; 4 May Pafled, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 
18. Royal Affent, 27. 

Vide Cainfcrofs. 

Sturry Street ; Petition for a Bill for amending the Road from 
thence to Herne Bay; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nor. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 8 Dec. Prefented, and read, 10. 
Committed, 14. Reported; to be ingrofled; 18 APR. 
Pafled, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 May. Royal 
Affent, 18. 

Sturton, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov, 

Subalterns. Vide Queftions Neg. 

Subfidies. Vide Ruffia and Prufja. 

Sudmeadow Inclofure. Vide Hempftead. 

Suffolk Roads. Vide Woodbridge. 

Inclofure. Vide Bury St. Edmunds. Loweftoft. Metting- 








ham. 

Sugar ; A&amp;s relating to the Drawbacks and Bounties on Sugar ; 
To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 22 
Nov. Confidered, 23. Refolutions reported, and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 24. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue certain Drawbacks and Bounties on the 

Exportation of Sugar from Great Britain, &amp;c.; Ordered, 

24 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; 25. Second Reading deferred, 26. Bill committed, 

29. Confidered, 30. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; 1 Dec. Palfled, 2. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 8. Royal Affent, 10. 

A&amp; of the prefent Seffion, to be confidered in a Com- 

mittee of the whole Houfe, 25 4PR. Committed, 26._ In- 

firuétion to confider of the Duties on Sugar, Coffee, and other 

Articles the produce of Martinique, Mariegalante, Guadaloupe, 

Saint Euftatia, Saint Martin, and Saba, imported into Great 

Britain; and Matters confidered, 27. Refolutions reported, 

and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 28. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the Schedule annexed to Act 45 Geo. HI. 

by which the Drawbacks and Bounties are to be afcertained, 

and fubftituting another in lieu thereof; Ordered, 28 4PR. 

InfiruGtion for repealing a former Schedule, and allowing 

other Duties in lieu thereof, 4 May. Bill prefented, and 

read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; to be printed; 5. 

Bill committed, 9. Confidered, 10. Reported;. to be in- 

groffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 12. Paffed, 13, 

Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal Affent, 27. 

Aéts 45 Geo. III. c. 93, and 54 Geo. III. c. 24; To be 

confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe,2 May. Con- 

fidered, 3. Refolution reported, and agreed to; and Inftruc- 
tion accordingly ; 4. Vide infra. 

Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 
the Duties payable on Sugar imported into Great Britain 
from the Eaft Indies, 24 Nov. Committee deferred, 25. 
Matter confidered, 26. Refolution reported, and agreed to; 
and Inftruction accordingly ; 29. Vide East India. 

—— Vide Accounts. . Ireland. Malt and Penjions. 
and Means, and Bills in Supply. 


Sun Fire Office Company ; Petition for a Bill to enable them to 
fue in the Name of their Treafurer ; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; 18. Prefented, 
and read, 22. Committed, 26. Reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
8 Dec. Pafled, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 
Affent, 17. 

















Ways 


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to fue in the Name of their Chairman or Secretary ; Referred 
‘to a Committee, 17 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 18. 
Prefented, and read, 22. Committed, 26. Reported; to be 

~ ingrofled; 8 Dec. Paffed,9. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

Sunderland Bridge ; Petition for a Bill to enable feveral Perfons 
to difpofe of certain Securities in the Tolls, by way of Lottery ; 
Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
Prefented, and read; 24 Mar. Committed, 4 dPR. Re- 

orted; to be ingrofled; 23 May. Pafled, 27. By the 
ae with Amendments, 10 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed 
to, 14. Royal Affent, 17. 
Vide East India. Imprefs Service. 


Superanniations. Vide Accounts. Supply. 
SUPPLY: _. ’ 
Motion for; to be confidered in a Committee of the wholé 
Houfe, 6 Noy. Prince Regent’s Speech referred, and Mo- 
tion confidered, 8. Refolution reported, and Supply agreed 
to, Nem. Con.; to be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 9. 17. 24. 26. 29.—1 DEC. 10. 13. 20.—1 MAR. 23. 
30.—1 APR. 18. 21. 25.27. 29.—2 May. 4. 6. 12. 18. 20. 
23. 25.—1 JUNE. 3. 6. 8. 13. 17. 20. 27. 29.—6 JULY. 8. 
confidered, 10 Nov. 12. 15. 19. 22.—3 DEc. 6. 8. 17. 
—25 MAR. 28.-—4 APR.6.22.—9 May. 13. 16. 27.—10 
JUNE. 15. 22. 24.~-1 JULY. 4. 11. 12. 13. 15. 
Accounts, Eftimates, &amp;c. referred, 12 NOV. 15. 22.— 
3 Dec. 6. 17.—25 MAR. 28.—4 APR. 6. 22.—13 May. 
16. 27.—15 JUNE. 24.—1 JULY. 11. 12. 13. 15. 
Reports referred, 16 May.—20 JUNE. 24.—1 JULY. 
Motion for referring the Report of 25th June 1813, 
relative to Saint Margaret’s Church; The Regent’s Recom- 
mendation fignified, and Motion agreed to, 18 Nov. 
Meflage referred, 14 JULY. 
Petitions referred, 8 DEC.—15 JULY. 
Refolutions, amended, 27 JUNE. Poftponed, 27 JUNE. 
—4JuLY. Refcinded, 28 JUNE.—11 JULY. 
Motion for referring the Letter of Lord Sidmouth to 
the Treafury, dated 15 February 1814, refpecting The Refuge 
for the Deftitute, and Memorial from the Society; The Re- 
gent’s Recommendation fignified, and Motion agreed to, 
25 MAR. 
Motion, that it be an Inftruétion to the Committee to 
confider of fome Allowance to the Commitlioners of Fees in 
Ireland; The Regent’s Recommendation fignified, and Mo- 
tion agreed to, 24 JUNE. 
Motion, that it be an Inftruction to the Committee to 
confider of fome Allowance to the Commiflioners of the 
Royal Canal in Ireland; The Regent’s Recommendation fig- 
nified, and Motion agreed to, 24 JUNE. 

Report Refolutions ; viz. 



































Navy: 

That 140,000 MEN be employed for the Sza Service for 
the Year 1814, including 31,400 Royat Marines.—A Sum 
for WaceEs for ditto—For Vicruats for ditto—For WEAR 
and Tear of Snips in which they are to ferve.—For 
OrpNnance Sea Service on board fuch Suips; 11 Nor. 
Refolutions read again, and refcinded, 11 JULY. 

A Sum for the Orpinany of the Navy, for 1814.—For 
Buitpines, Re-puitpinGs, and Repairs of Suies of 
War.—For SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES to Commis- 
SIONERS, CLERKS, and others, 16 Mary. 

A Sum for the Purchafe of Provistons for Troops and 
Garrisons on Foreign Stations, 16 May. Refolution read 
again, and refcinded, 11 JULY. 

A Sum for SuPERANNUATION ALLOWANCEs to Officers 
of the Navy and Marines, &amp;c. 16 May. 

A Sum for Sanarires and Contincent Expenses of 
the Transport Orrice.—For defraying the Charge of 
Prisoners of War in Heattn, 16 May. Refolution 
read again, and refcinded, 11 JULY. 

A Sum for defraying the Charge of Sick Prisoners of 
War.—For defraying the Expenfe of the Transport 
Service, for 1814.— Ditto, of SupERANNUATIONS to 
CLerks, and others, 16 May. 

That 140,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for 
Seven Months in 1814, including 31,400 Royat Marines. 
—A Sum for Wacss for Ditto.—For Victuats for Ditto — 
For Wear and Tgear of Suips in which they are to ferve.— 
For OrpNANCE Sra SERvicE on board fuch Snips; Mo- 
tion, for re-committing the Refolutions, Neg. Refolutions 
agreed to, 13 JULY. 

That 90,000 Men be employed for the Sea Service for 
Six Months in 1814, including 16,000 Royan Marines.— 
A Sum for Waces for Ditto.—For Victruats for Ditto.— 
For Weak and Tear of Snips in which they are to ferve— 
For OnpNAncE Sea Services on board fuch Suips.—For 

Provisions for Troors and Garrisons, for 1814.—For 
Prisoners of War for 1814.—For SaAtaries and Con- 
TINGENT ExpeEeNnsgs of the Transport Orrice, &amp;c. for 
1814; Motion for re-committing the Refolutions, Neg. Re- 
folutions agreed to, 13 JULY. 





INDEX @ the SixtTY-NINTH VoLuUME. [1813-14. 


— Lifes iurance Society ; Petition for a Bill to enable them =Army—Great Britain and Ireland: 






That 236,407 MEN (exclufive of Regiments in the Ser- 
vice of the East INDiaA Company, Foreign Corps in 
Britifh Pay, and the Emsopiep Mitittia) be maintained 
for the Service of Great Britain and IrReLanp, from 
25th December 1813 to 24th December 1814, 23 Nor. 

A Sum, upon Account, towards defraying the Charge of 
His Masesty’s Lanp Forces at Home and Abroad for 
1814, 23 Nor. 

A Sum, upon Account, towards defraying the Charge of 
Five Troops of Dragoons, and Thirteen Companies of 
Foor, ftationed in Great Britain for recruiting Corrs 
ferving in INp1A.—Ditto, of GENERAL and Starr Or- 
FICERS, and Orricers of the HospiraLts.—Ditto of Fall 
Pay to SuPERNUMERARY Orricers.—Ditto, of Allowances 
to the principal Orricers of feveral Pustic Depart- 
MENTS.—Ditto, of Hatr Pay to Repucrep Orricers.— 
Ditto, of Mittrary ALLowances to Ditto.—Ditto, of the 
In and Out-Pensioners of Cneisea and K1LMAiNHAM 
Hospitats.— Ditto, of Penstons to Wipows of Or- 
FICERS.— Ditto, of Foreign Corps.—Ditto, of the Roya 
Miuirary Coitece.—Ditto, of the Royat Miritary 
Asy_um.—Ditto, of Allowances to Retired Cuaptains, 
and CLerGyMEN officiating with the Forcrs.—Ditto, for 
Mepicings and Hospitau ContinGEnNciEs for the Lanp 
Forces. Ditto, of ALLOWANCEs on the COMPASSIONATB 
List.—Ditto, of ALLowAaNces, COMPENSATIONS, and 
Emoutuments in the nature of SuPERANNUATIONS, oF 
Retired Allowances, to Perfons belonging to Pustic De- 
PARTMENTS.—Ditto, of the Extraordinary Services of the 
Army, for 1814; 4 DEc. 

(IRELAND.)—A Sum for defraying the Charge of the 
Commissariat DeparTMENT in [RELAND.—Ditto, of the 
Barrack DeprartMEnt in [RELAND, for 1814; 4 Dec. 

A Sum upon Account of the ExtraorDINARY SERVICES 
of the Army of Great Brirain and lrELaAnp, for 1814. 
Ditto, for defraying the Charge of the Commissary 1N 
Cuier’s DepartMEnt, for 1814; 28 Mar. 

A Sum on Account of the ExrraorpinarY Expenses 
of the Army, incurred and paid from the 25th day of De- 
cember 1812 to 24th day of December 1813; 10 May. 

A Sum for defraying the Extraorpinary Expenses of 
the Army, incurred and paid from 25th December 1812 to 
24th December 1813, and not provided for; 1 JUNE. 

A Sum for further defraying the Extraorpinary Ex- 
PENSES of the Army of Great Brirain and lrELanp, 
for 1814, 13 JUNE. 

A Sum to complete the Sum required for defraying the 
Charge of Lanp Forces at Home and Abroad, from 25th 
December 1813 to 24th December 1814; amended, and 
agreed to, 27 JUNE. 

A Sum to complete the Sum required for recruiting Corps 
in Inp1a.—Ditto, of GeNerau and Starr Orricers.— 
Ditto, of SupErNuMERARY OFrFicEeRs.—Ditto, of Allow- 
ances to the Principan Orricers of feveral Pusnic Des- 
PARTMENTS.— Ditto, of Harr Pay to Repucep Orricers. 
—Ditto, of Mitirary ALLowances to Repucep Or- 
FICERS.— Ditto, of the IN and Ovt-PEeNsioners of 
Cuexsea and KitmainuaM Hospitats.—Ditto, of Pen- 
SIONS to Wipows.—Ditto, of the Royvan Mizitrary 
Cottece.—Ditw, of the Roya Mipirary Asytum.— 
Ditto, of ALLoOwANcEs to CuapLains, and CLERGYMEN 
officiating with the Forces.—Ditto, of Merpicines and 
Hospita. ContinceEnciés for the Lanp Forces.—Ditto, 
of the CompassionaTE List; 27 JUNE. 

(IrELaNp.)—A Sum to complete the Sum required for 
defraying the Expenfes of the Commissariat EsTasiisu- 
MENT in [RELAND.—Ditto, of the Barrack DEPARTMENT 
in IRELAND; 27 JUNE. 

A Sum to complete the Sum required for defraying the 
Charge of SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES to PERSONS 
belonging to feveral Pustic DerartTMeNTs in Great 
Britain and IRELAND, 27 JUNE. 

A Sum for defraying the Charge of the Commissary 1N 
Cuier’s DepartMENT, for 1814.—Ditto, of the Strore- 
KEEPER GeNERAL’s DEPARTMENT.—Ditto, of the Bar- 
RACK DepartMEnT in Great Britain, for 1814; 4 
JULY. 

A Sum for defraying the Charge of Allowances to GENERAL 
Orricers, not being CoLongE.s of REGIMENTs, from ¢5th 
June to 24th December 1814; Motion, for re-committing the 

Refolution, Neg. Refolution agreed to, 13 JULY. 


Militia and Volunteer Corps : 


A Sum, upon Account, towards defraying the Charge of 
the EMsopiep Miuitia and Royat Corps of MiNERs, 
for 1814, 4 DEc. Refolution refcinded, 28 JUNE. 

A Sum, upon Account, towards: defraying the Charge of 
VotunTEER Corps, for 1814; 4 DEc. 

A Sum, upon Account, towards defraying the Charge of 
the Loca Mruitia, for 1814; 4 Dec. Refolution re- 
{cinded, 28 JUNE. 

A Sum for defraying the Charge of the Empoprep Mr- 
LiTIA of the Unitep Kincpom; and Roya. CorpPs of 
Miners, for 1814; Refolution poftponed, 27 JUNE. Day 
appointed 








1813-14.] INDEX ¢@o the StxtTy-nintH VoLuME. 


Militia and Volunteer Corps—continued. 
appointed for taking it into further Confideration, ibid. Re- 
folution agreed to, 28. 

A Sum, upon Account, fot defraying the Charge of the 
DisemBopiep Mixitia of Great Britain, for 1814, 27 
JUNE. Read again; Bill ordered thereupon; 14 JULY. 
Vide Militia, infra. 

A Sum to complete the Sum required for defraying the 

Charge of VoLuNTEER Corps, from 25th Decemver 1813 
to 24th December 1814; 27 JUNE. 
.. ASum for defraying the Charge of the Locan Mititia 
Force, for 1814; Refolution poftponed; Day appointed for 
taking it into further Confideration, 27 JUNE. Refolution 
agreed to, 28. Refolution read again; Bill ordered there- 
upon; 18 JuLy. Vide Militia, infra. 

(IrELANp.)—A Sum for defraying the Charge of the Dis- 
EMBODIED MititT14 of [RELAND, for 1814; Motion for re- 
committing the Refolution, Neg. Refolution agreed to, 13 
JuLyY. Read again, and Bill ordered thereupon, 20. Vide 
IreLannb. Militia, infra. 


Ordnance: 


A Sum, on Account, for the Charge of the Orricr of 
OrpDNANCE, for Land Service, in Great Britain and 
IRELAND, for 1814; 9 DEc. 

A Sum in full of the Charge of the Office of OrpNANCE, 
for LANp Service, for Great Britain, for 1814.—Ditto, 
and not provided for in 1812.—Ditto, and not provided for 
in 1813; 5 JULY. 

([RELAND.)—A Sum for the Orrice of OrDNANCE for 
IRELAND, for 1814,—Ditto, and not provided for in 1813 ; 
5 JULY. 

A Sum for the Orricre of ORpNANCE in GREAT BRITAIN, 
on Account of ALLOWANCES to SUPERANNUATED, RE- 
TIRED, and Hatr Pay Orricers; 5 JULY. 

(IRELAND.)}—A Sum for the Orrice of ORDNANCE in 
IRELAND, on Account of the Pay to RetirED OFricErs 
of the late Intsu ArtTinterRy and ENGINEERS, and of 
Penfions to Widows; 5 JULY. 

A Sum for the Expentes of ALLowANCEs to Superannuated 
and Har Pay Orricers, to Orricers, for good Services, 
and Pensions to Wipows.—For ALLOWANCES, COMPEN- 
sATIONS and EMOLUMENTS, in the nature of Superannuated 
or Retired Allowances, to Perfons late belonging to the 
Orrice of OrpNANCE, in Great BriTAIn; 5 JULY. 

(IRELAND.)—A Sum for ALLOWANCES, COMPENSATIONS, 
and EmMoLuMents, in the nature of Superannuated or 
Retired Allowances, to Perfons late belonging to the Orrice 
of ORDNANCE, inIRELAND; 5 JULY. 

A Sum for Pensions to Wipows of Civit Orricers of 
the ORDNANCE, and not provided for in 1813; 5 JULY. 


Mifcellaneous Services : 

A Sum to make good the like Sum which has been iffued 
by His Masesty’s Orders, purfuant to AppRessEs of this 
Houfe, and which has not been made good by Parliament. — 
Ditto, at the Receipt of the Exchequer, out of His Majefty’s 
Civil Lift Revenues, to feveral Perfons for PuBLic SERVIcEs, 
not being part of the Ordinary Expenditure of the Civil Lif, 
and which have not been replaced by Parliament.— Ditto, for 
defraying the Charges heretofore paid out of the Proceeds of 
Oup Navat Strores.—Ditto, for PARLIAMENTARY SER- 
vices, and Services of a public defcription—To be advanced 
to the BANK of ScoTLAND, under the conditions and _ reftric- 
tions mentioned in an A&amp; of the laft Scflion of Parliament, 
for further improving the communication between the 
County of Epinspureu and the County of Fire, by the 
Ferries crofs the Frirna of Forts, between LEITH and 
NewuaveEN, in the County of Epinspuren, and Kine- 
HORNE and Brunristanp, in the County of Firs, 
for the Year 1814.—For the Relief of the fuffering 
Cuiercy and Laity of France, for the Year 1814.— 
For the Relief of Saint Dominco Surrerers, for 
the Year 1814.—For the Relief of Durcn Emicrants, 
for the Year 1814.—For the Relief of TouLonese 
and Corsican Emicrants, for the Year 1814.—For the 
Relief of AMERicaNn Loyatists, for theYear 1814.—To pay 
Bills drawn from abroad on account of certain FrReENcH and 
Corsican EmiGRANnTs, for the Year 1814.—For the Relief of 
the Frencn Emicrants refiding in the Islands of Jersey 
and GUERNSEY, for the Year 1814; 16 Nov. 

A Sum to make good fuch ENGAGEMENTS as may be 
fublifting or be contracted between His Masesty and 
Foreign Powers.—For defraying the remainder of the 
Expentes of repairing the Church of Saint Marcarer 
WeEsTMINSTER, above the Sums granted by Parliament for 
that Purpofe ; 20 Nor. 

A Sum for defraying the Charge of the Civit Estas.isn- 
MENT of the Banama Istanps, from 1 January to 31 De- 
cember 1814.—Ditto, of the BeErmupas.—Ditto, of Do- 
MiNiIca.—Ditto, of Upper Canapa.—Ditto, of Nova 
Scotia.—Ditto, of New Brunswick.—Ditto, of Cap 
Breton.—Ditto, of Prince Epwarp Istanp.—Ditto, of 
NrwFrounDLaNp.—Ditto, of S1zrra Leone.—Ditto, of 
New Sours Wares.——A Sum for paying the Salaries of 
certain Officers of the Two Houses of Par.iameEnt, for 
1814.—For paying Fees on pailing Pustic Accounts,— 





VoL, 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


For Expenfes incident to the Two Housss of PARLIAMENT, 
for 1814.—For detraying His Masesty’s Forricn.and other 
Secret Services, for ditto—For the Expenfe of Law 
Cuarces.—For the Expente of the Pustic Orzice Bow- 
STREET.—For the SUPERINTENDENCE Of ALiENS.—To be 
paid to SueriFrs for Conviction of Fetons, and Over- 
payments.—For the extra Charge for CoNTINGENC1Es of 
the Three Secretaries of Stare.—For the extra Charge 
of Messencers for the Three Secretarigs of STaTe.— 
For completing the Expenfe incurred in printing and diftri- 
buting the Parisn Recisrers, in purfuance of Ac 
52 Geo. II[.—For the Expenfe of the Narionat Vaccine 
EsTaBLISHMENT, for 1814.—For Printine for the House 
of Lorps, and for printing Acts of Parliament, fur 1814.— 
For printing 1,750 Copies of the 67th Volume of Journats. 
—For printing Vores during the prefent Seilion—To make 
good Descieacy of Grant in 1813, for printing Votes.— 
For printing Bitts, Reports, and other Papers by Order 
of the House of Commons, during the prefent Setlion.—To 
defray the Expenfe that may be incurred towards reprinting 
Six Talanes of Journats of the House of Commons, for 
1814.—For STATIONARY for the Two Houses of Parttia- 
MENT, for 18:4.—For Prorestant Dissenting Munt- 
sTERs in ENGtannd; 7 DEC. 

(IrELAND.) A Sum for Prorestant Dissentine Min1- 
sTERS in IRELAND, for 1814, 7 DEC. 

A Sum for CHAriTABLE ALLOWANCES to the Poor of 
Saint Martin’s.—To defray the probable amount of BILLs 
drawn and to be drawn from New Sourn Watgs, for 
1814.—To make good Deficiency of Grant of 1811, for 
Repairs and Works at the Kine’s BENcu Prison.— 
For ComPENSATION to CoMMISSIONERS appointed by 
A&amp; 52 Geo. III. to enquire into the Bufinefs of the Orrice 
of Worxs.— Towards making Roaps and building BripeEs 
in the Hightanps of ScotLtanv.—Ditto, of making an 
Intanp Navication from the Eastern to the WesTERN 
Sea, by Inverness and Fort Wituiam, for 1814.—For 
carrying into effect the Provifions of Act 46 Geo. III. for 
ImpROVEMENTs in WESTMINSTER ; 7 DEC. 

A Sum to be applied in Support of an Institution called 
The VETERINARY CoLLeGE, for 1814; 9 DEC. 

A Sum to defray the Charge of the SuPERANNUATION 
ALLOWANCE to Mr. Pianta, for 1814.—Ditto, to Mr. 
Epwarp Royer.—Ditto, to Mr. Jonn Pinco.—Ditto, of 
SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES to CLERKs formerly in 
the Aupir Orricr.—Ditto, to make good Deficiency of 
Grant in 1812, for Extraordinary Expenfes incurred for 
Prosecutions relating to the Corn.—Ditto, for defraying 
the Extraordinary Expenfes that may be incurred for ‘Ditto, 
in 1814.—Ditto, towards defraying the Expenfes of the 
Repairs of King Henry THE SEvENTH’s CuaPeEt, for 
1814; 20 DEc. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging certain Five-PER- 
Centr. ANNuITIES, on 5th April 1814.—For the Relief of 
the Poor Frencn ReruGee Cierey, for 1814.—Ditto, 
of the Poor Frencn Rervucee Lairy.—Towards making 
good Dericiency of Grant of 1813, for defraying the 
Expente of Printing Bitts, Reports, and other Papers, 
by Order of the Houszk or Commons.—To defray the 
Expenfe attending the confining, maintaining, and employ- 
ing Convicts at Home, for 1814.—To make good Defi- 
ciency of Grant of 1813, for defraying the Extraordinary 
Expenfes incurred for Profecutions relating to the Corn of 
this Kingdom.—To defray the Charge incurred in April 1813, 
in the Purchafe of Grain and Potatoes conveyed to the 
SHETLAND Istanps, for the Relief of the diftreffed Inha- 
bitants. To difcharge, in 1814, ARREARS due to TRADES- 
MEN, for Works done at the Houses or PARLIAMENT, 
and The Speaker’s Housg, from Michaelmas 1800 to 5th 
January 1812.—For carrying on in 1814 the IMpROVEMENTS 
of HotyHeap Harsour.—To be applied by the Society 
called The Reruce for the DestiruTe, in Support of that 
Inftitution; 28 Mar. 

A Sum for enabling the Truftees of the British Musrtum 
to carry on the Trusts repofed in them by PARLIAMENT.— 
Ditto, to proceed in making the neceflary Purchafes for im- 
proving the CoLLection of PRINTED Books; 18 APR. 


(IreLanp.)—A Sum for defraying the Expenfe of the 
Founpuine Hospitat in Dustin, from 5th January 1814 
to 5th January 1815.—Ditto, of the House or INpustry.— 
Ditto, of the Hipernian Society for Sotpiers Cutt- 
DREN at Dusiin.—-Ditto, of the Hinernran Marine 
Society in Dusiin.—Ditto, of the Femate Orpenan 
House inthe Circular Road DusLin.—Ditto, of the West- 
MORLAND Lock Hospitau.—Ditto, of the Lyine-in 
Hospitrat.—Ditto, of Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospitat.— 
Ditto, of Docror Streevens’s Hospitat at Dusiin.— 
Ditto, of the Fever Hospirat.—Ditto, of the Affociation 
for DiscounTENANCING Vice, and promoting the Know- 
ledge and Practice of the Curistian RELigion.—Dhitto, 
of the Green Coat Hospirau of the City of Corxr; 
25 APR. ) 

(IreLanp.)—A Sum to defray the Expenditure of the 
Boarp of Works in IrELanp, for 1814.—For defraying 
the Charge of Printine, Stationary, and other Dit- 

burfement: 





Mifcellaneous Services—continued. 

burfements for the Curer and Unper Secretarizs Or- 
#ices in Dustin Castie, &amp;c.—For publifhing Procta- 
MATIONS, and other Matters of a public Nature, in the 
Dvusun Gazerte, for One Year, — 5th January 1815. 
—For Criminat Prosecutions and other Law Ex- 
pensEs in IrELAND.—For apprehending Pusuic Or- 
FEN DERS.—For defraying the Expenfe of Prarigus in the 
Port of Dustin.—For the Batrnue-Axe Guarps.—For 
Non-conrormine Ministers.—For Secepine Minis- 
rers of Utster.—For Lorrery Orricers in IRELAND. 
—For Expenfes of Worxs at Howrn Harsour.—For 
Treasury INCIDENTS in IRELAND.—For PRINTING AcTs. 
—For making good Engagements of Commissioners for 
Drainage of Bocs in IreLanp,—For the Linen and 
Hemren Manvractures.—To be paid to the Boarp of 
First Fruirs.—To the Trusrees and ComMMIssIONERS 
of First Fruits in Iretanp.—For mer ong | WIDE and con- 
VENIENT STREETS in Dusiin.—For the RemuNERATION 
of Pustic Orricers.—For Trinity Cottece, Dusiin. 
—For forming a Packet Harsovur at Dunmore.—For 
Repofitories for Portic Recorps.—To be paid to the Dus- 
LIN Sociery.—For the Farmine Society of IRELAND.— 
For the Corx InstirutioN.—For fupporting PROTESTANT 
Cuarter Scuoots in Iretanp.—For the Roman Ca- 
Tuotic .Seminary of IreLanp.—For the Commis- 
sionERsS of CuariTABLE Donations; 17 May. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging Bits of Crepit 
or other Securities, iffued by Act of this Seflion, for giving 
effect to certain Engagements with the Emperor of Russia 
and the Kine of Prussia, 13 JUNE. 

A Sum to be iffued to Captain Mansy, asa further Re- 
ward for his Invention for effecting a Communication with 
Suips ftranded, 23 JUNE. 

(IreLvanpb.) A Sum to make fome Allowance to the Com- 
missioners of Fees in IrELAND.—Ditto, to the Commis- 
sioNERS of the Roya. Canart.—Ditto, for the probable 
Expenfes of the Royan Cana Orrice of Enguiry.—For 
defraying the Charge of additional Works at Arpoxass 
Harsour.—For an Allowance to the CuairMAN of the 
Boarp of [nLanp Navication in IRELAND.—To be paid 
to the Betrast AcapemicaL Institution.—For the 
Granp Cana of IreLanp; to be applied towards the 
Liquidation of their Debts.—Ditto, for the Royat Cana. 
of InzLtanp.—For extending and improving the fame; 
27 JUNE. 

A Sum to make good Money iffued out. of the Civil Lift 
Revenues to feveral Persons for Pustic Services.-——Ditto, 
heretofore paid out of Orp Nava. Srores.—Ditto, for 
PARLIAMENTARY SERvicEes.—Ditto, to make good Money 
iflued purfuant to ApprEssEs.—For paying off certain Five 
PER Cent. ANNUITIES On 10th October 1814.—For Allow- 
ances to Saint Dominco Surrerers.—For maintaining 
and repairing Arrican Forts.—To pay Bitus of the 
Usner of the Court of Excueguer for StaTIoNARY.— 
Towards defraying the Expenfe of a Prenirentiary 
House at Mitsank, for 1814.—Ditto, for erecting a Build- 
ing for Criminat Lunatics.—To difcharge BALANCES 
due to TrapesMEN for Works at the MARsHALSEA 
Prison.—For Deficiency of Grant in 1813, for the Ex- 
pente of a new Court House for the Marsnatsea Court. 
—For Printing the 48th Volume of JourNnats of the 
House of Lorps.—To make good Deficiency of Grant of 
1813, for Printing the 65th Volume of JourNALs of the 
House of Commons.—For the Purchafe of a CoLLectTion 
of Antiguitiés for the Bririsu Musgum.—For rebuilding 
a Cuurcn at St. PErersspurcGn for the ufe of His Ma- 
sesty’s AMBASSADOR and Britifh Subjects refident there ; 
4 JULY. 

A Sum for further enabling His Masesty to fulfil the 
Engagements He has entered into with Forrign Powers. 
—For carrying into Effect Provifions of At 46 Geo. III. for 
the ImpROVEMENT of WestMINSTER.—Towards enabling 
the Trustees of the British Museum to print the Copex 
ALEXANDRINUS ; 14 JULY. 

A Sum to enable Hts Maggsty to afford Relief to Sur- 
FERERS by the War in GermMany.—To be paid to the 
Governors of QuEEN ANNe’s Bounty, for the AuGMEN- 
TATION of the MainTENANCE of the Poor CLercy.—For 
the Roya Minitary Canat, for 1814.—For the Boarp 
of AcricutturE.—To difcharge in 1814 Bits due to 
TrapgEsMEN, for Works at the Houses of PARLIAMENT 
and SPEAKER’s House, from 6th January 1812, to 5th Ja- 
nuary 1814; 18 JULY. 


Exchequer Bills and Debentures : 


A Sum for paying off and difcharging Excurguer B111s, 
made out per Act 53 Geo. III. for raifing £.10,500,000 ; 
and, £. 5,670,700 for the Service of Great Britain for 1813, 
13 Nov. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging Excneguer Bits, 
made out per Act 53 Geo. III. for raifing £. 5,000,000, 
16 Nor. 

A Sum to pay Oae Year’s INTEREST to 10th October 1814, 
on the Sum raifed by Denenturgs, in purfuance of two 
Acts of 53 Geo. IIL. 28 Mar. 





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A Sum for difcharging IntEREst on Excueguer Brits, 
to be iffued and ail to the Governor and Company of the 
Bank or EnGuianp, to be placed to.the Account of the 
Commissioners for the Reduction of the Nationat Dest, 
for the Year ending 1ft February 1815, 29 Mar. 

A Sum towards paying off and difcharging the Excue- 
queER Bits iflued for the Service of the Year 1813; Or- 
dered 5 APR. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging Excurguer Bit.s, 
made out per Act 53 Geo. ILE. for raifing £. 5,000,000 for the 
Service of Great Britain, and £. 200,000 for the Service 
of IrrLanv.—Ditto, for raifing £.1,000,000 by Exchequer 
Biils, for the Service of Great Britain for 1813; 1 JUNE. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging Excnrguer BiLts, 
made out per Acts 46, 47, and 48 Geo. III. for raifing 
£.3,000,000 by Loans or ExcueQuer Bitts.—Ditto, iflued 
on the Credit of the Aids of 1815; 13 JUNE. 

A Sum for paying off and difcharging Excurguer Bits 
made out per Act of laft Seflion, for raifing £. 1,500,000 for 
the Service of Great Britain for 1813, 16 JUNE. 


Civil Lif: 


A Sum to make good Deficiency of Crvit List on 
sth April 1814.—Ditto, towards defraying the extraordinary 
Charges of His Maszsty’s Civit List for 1814, 18 JULY. 


WAYS and MEANS for raifing the Supply: 


To be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
11 Nov. 17. 19. 26. 29—1 DEc. 3. 8. 10. 13. 17. 20.— 
1 MAR. 23. 25. 28. 30.—1 APR. 6. 18. 21. 22. 25. 27. 
29.—2 May. 4. 6. 9. 12. 13. 16. 18. 23. 25. 27.—1 JUNE. 
3- 6. 8. 20. 27. 29.—4 JULY. 8. 11. 13 
Confidered, 12. 15. 22. 24.—6 DEc.—4 APR.—20 May. 
—3 JUNE 10. 13. 15. 17. 22. 24.—1 JULY. 6, 

Accounts referred, 4 APR. 
Refolutions poftponed, 4 JuLy.—Amended, 6 JuLyY. 


—— Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, Vide 


Addre/s. 


Report Refolutions; viz. 


Grants: 


For further continuing the Duties on Maur.— For 
raifing Four Shillings in the Pound upon Prnsions, Or- 
FICEs, and Prrsonat Estatres.—For continuing the 
Duties upon Sucar, Mart, Toracco and Snurr; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 13 Nov. Vide Malt and Penjions, infra. 

For raifing £.22,000,000 by ANNuITiEgs; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 16 Nov. Vide Annuities, infra. 

For yay and applying out of any of the Aids or Supplies 
granted for the Service of the Year 1812 and the Year 1813 
refpectively, fuch Sum or Sums of Money not exceeding 
Eleven Millions, as the Excueguer Bitus which fhall be 
delivered into the BANK or ENGLAND as part of the Loan 
of Twenty-two Millions, and which was charged on the faid 
Aids or Supplies refpectively, fhall amount unto; 16 Nor. 
Refolution read again; Inftruction accordingly; 18 JULY. 
Vide War Duties, infra. 


That the Sum of £.22,257,400, Three Pounds per Centum 
Conso.ipatep ANnNuitiEs, ftanding in the Names of the 
Commissioners for the Repuction of the NaTionaL 
Dest, fhall, from and after the 5th day of January 1814, 
and the Sum of £.36,542,000 Three Pounds per Centum Re- 
pucED ANNUITIES, ftanding in the names of the faid Com- 
MISSIONERS, {hall, from and after the 5th day of April 1814, 
be cancelled from thofe refpective days, and the INTEREST 
which would have been payable thereon fhall ceafe to be 
iffued from the receipt of the Exchequer, or to be charged 
upon the Consotipatep Funp; and the Durtizs and 
RevENVEs which would have been applicable thereto, fhall 
be deemed part of the said ConsoLipatep Funp, for the 
purpofe of defraying the Charge occafioned by the addition 
made, or to be made, to the Pustic FuNpeEp Dest of Great 
Britain in the prefent Sellion of Parliament; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 16 Nov. Vide Debt National, infra. 

For raifing £.10,500,000 by Excneguer BILts, for the 
Service of Great Britain; Bill ordered thereupon, 25 Nov. 
Vide Exchequer Bills, infra. 

For raifing £.5,000,000 by Excueguer Biuus for the 
Service of Great Britain; Bill ordered thereupon; 7 DEC. 
Vide Excheguer Bills, infra. 

For iffuing and applying £.8,000,000, part of the amount 
of Monies in the Excueguer, and remaining to be received 
on 1ft April 1814, to complete the Sum of £.21,000,000 

ranted out of the Produce of War Taxes for 1813; 5 APR. 
Read again; Inftruétion accordingly; 8 JuLY. Vide War 
Taxes, infra. 

For raifing a Sum by Lorreris; Bill ordered thereupon, 

23 May. Vide Lotteries, infta. 


For raifing £. 1,716,666. 13. 4. Trifh Currency, by TrEa- 
sury Bits, for the Service of IRELAND, for 1814; 6JUNE. 
Vide Ireland Treafury Bills, infra. 


For raifing £.24,000,000 by Annutties, whereof the 
Charges of £. 
6 


18,500,000 are to be defrayed on the part of 
GREAT 














1813-14.] 


Ways and Means—Grants—continued. 
Great Britain, and of £. 5,500,000 on the part of 


IRELAND; Bill ordered thereupon, 14 JUNE. Vide An- 


nuities, infra. 

For applying £.508,545, arifen from the Sale of Oup 
Navaxtand VicTUALLING Stores; 14JUNE. Read again; 
Inftruction accordingly ; 8 JuLy. Vide War Tazes, intia. 

For raifing £.6,000,000 by Excunguer Butts, for the 
Service of Great Britain; Bill ordered thereupon ; 
16 JUNE. Vide Exchequer Bills, infra. 

(IreiaNnv.)—For raifing £. 3,000,000 I[rifh Currency, by 
ANNwuI!TIiES, for the Service of IrnELAND; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 20 JUNE. Vide Ireland, Annuities, infra, 


For raifing £.1,500,000 by Excnreguer Bitts, for the 
Service of Great Britain; Bill ordered thereupon, 20 
JUNE. Vide Exchequer Bills, infra. 

That the Sum of £. 3,994,000 Three Pounds per Centum 
New Soutn Sea Annuities, the Sum of £.953,000 
Three Pounds per Centum South jS8A ANNUITIES 1751, 
the Sum of £.142,000 Navy Five Pounds per Centum An- 
NuitiEs, and the Sum of £.10,272,392 Three Pounds per 
Centum Conso.ipatEeD ANNUITIES, ftanding in the Names 
of the Commissioners for the Repuction of the Na- 
TIONAL Dest, fhall, from and after the 5th day of July 1814, 
and the Sum of £.22,733,009 Three Pounds per Centum 
Repucep Annuittes, ftanding in the Names of the faid 
Commissioners, fhall, from and after the 10th day of 
Oétober 1814, be cancelled from thofe refpective Days, and 
the INrEREsT which would have been payable thereon, shall 
ceafe to be iflued from the Receipt of the ExcuEguer, or 
to be charged upon the ConsotipAtep I’unp, and the 
Detigs and Revenves which would have been applicable 
thereto, fhall be deemed part of the faid ConsoLipatep 
Funp, for the purpole of defraying the Charge occafioned 
by the addition made or to be made to the Pustic FuNDED 
Dest of Great Britain, in the prefent Seffion of Par- 
liament; Bill ordered thereupon, 27 JUNE. Vide Dedt, 
National, infra. 


For applying, for the Service of IrELANp, the Sum of 
£.67,805, arifen from the Sale of O.p Nava anp Vic- 
TUALLING Stores, 4 JuLy. Read again; Inftruction 
accordingly; 8. Vide War Taxes, infra. 

For iffuing and applying the Sum of £. 20,500,000, arifen, 
or to arife from the War Duries; Bill ordered thereupon, 
8 JULY. Vide War Duties, infra. 

(IRELAND.) Coffee. Cuftoms. Salt. Wines. Yor-further 
continuing the Duties of Customs upon Goons, WareEs 
and MERCHANDIZE, imported into and exported from Irz- 
LAND.—For charging certain Duties of Customs on Goons, 
Wares and Mercuanpize imported into IRELAND, and 
allowing Drawsacks upon Exportation—For charging 
certain Duties and allowing Drawsacxs on Satt, and 
allowing a Bounty upon Irish Beer, Pork, ToncueEs 
and Bacon, exported from IRELaNnp (except to GREAT 
Brirain.)—For allowing a DrawBack on Corree exported 
from IrnnLAND.—For allowing Drawsacks, and charging 
certain Duties upon Wines in IRELAND.—That all Goons 
the Propuce of the Levant SEs, imported into LRELAND, 
purfuant to Act 43 Geo. ILI. fhall be fubject to the Duties 

yable to the Levant Company in like manner as if 
imported direétly from Turkey; Bill ordered thereupon, 
13 JUNE. Vide (IrELAND.) Cuftoms, infra. 

(IrELANp.) Auétions. That the Duties on Auctions in 
IRELAND do ceafe and determine, and for granting other 
Duties in lieu thereof; Bill ordered thereupon, 13 JUNE. 
Vide (IRELAND.) Aucéiions, infra. 

(IRELAND.) Cujioms.——For granting certain Duties of 
Cuftoms on the Importation of certain Goods and Merchan- 
dize into IRELAND, and allowing Drawsacxs upon 
Exportation; Inftruétion accordingly, 20 JUNE. Vide 
(IRELAND.) Cujtoms, infra. 

(IreLanv.) Glafs—For granting certain Dutizs upon 
Gtass in [reEtANp, and allowing Drawsacks upon Bx- 
portation; Bill ordered thereupon, 23 JUNE. Vide(IRELAND.) 
Glafs, infra. 

(IRELAND.) Poftage—That the Duties on PostaGe in 
IRELAND do ceafe and determine, and for granting other 
Duties in tieu thereof; Bill ordered thereupon, 4 JULY. 
Vide ([RELAND.) Poftage, infra. 

(IrELAND.) Stamps.—That the Amount of certain Stamp 
Duties fhall be expreffed in Irith Currency, and for charging 
certain other Stamp Duties; Three Refolutions; poft- 

oned, 4 JULY. Day appointed for further confidering them, 
Sid. Report further confidered ; Two firft Refolutions agreed 
to; Third amended and agreed to, 6. 
Stamps, infra. 

(IRELAND.) Cuftoms.—For charging and allowing Dutigs 
and Drawsacks upon the Importation into, and Exportation 
from IrELAND, of certain Goops, Wares, and Mercuan- 
pDIzE; Bill ordered thereupon; 4 JULY. Vide ([rELAND.) 
Cujioms, infra. 


Annuities; Bill for raifing £.22,000,000, by; Ordered, 
16 Nov, Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 17. Committed, 18. Confidered, 19. Reported ; 


Vide ([RELAND.) 


VoL. 69.——Sess, 1813-14. 


IN DEX ¢@o the StxTY-NINTH VOLUME. 





to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 20. 
Paffed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 26. 


Ibid. Bill for raifing £.24,000,000 by ; Ordered, 14 JUNE. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 15. 
Committed, 16. Confidered, 17. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 20. Paffed, 22. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 

Ibid. A&amp; for raifing £.24,000,000 by; to be confidered 
in a Committee of the whole Houfe; Confidered; reported, 
and Bill ordered, 1g JuLYy. Vide infra. 

Ibid. Bitt to rectify a Miftake in the faid A@; Ordered, 
13 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed fer Second 
Reading; 14. Committed, 15. Confidered ; Reported; to 
beingroffed; Dayappointed for Third Reading ; 18. Pafled, 19. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Debt, National. Bill to provide for the Charge of the 
Addition to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain; 
Ordered, 16 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 17. Committed, 18. Corlidered, 19. 
Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 20. Paffed, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal 
Affent, 6 DEc. 

Ibid. Bill to provide for the Charge of the further Addition 
to the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain, for 1814; 
Ordered, 27 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 29. Committed, 30. Confidered, 
1 JULY. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 4. Paffed, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 12. 
Royal Affent, 14. 

Exchequer Bills; Bill for raifing £.10,500,000 by; Or- 
dered, 25 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading: 26. Committed, 27. Confidered, 29. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 30. Pailed, 1 DEc. Agreed to by the Lords, 6. 
Royal Affent, 10. 

Ibid. Bill for raifing £.5,000,000 by ; Ordered, 7 Dec. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 8. 
Committed, 9. Confidered, 10. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 13. .Paffed, 14. Agreed 
to by. the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 20, 

Ibid. Bill for raifing £.6,000,000 by ; Ordered, 16 JuNE. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 17. 
Committed, 20. Confidered, 22. Reported; to be ingroiled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 23. Pafled, 24. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, 1 JULY. 

Ibid. Bill for ag £. 1,500,000 by ; Ordered, 20 JuNE. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 22. 
Committed, 23. Confidered, 24. Reported; to be ingrofled ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 27. Pafled, 28. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, 1 JuLy. 


(IRELAND.) Annuities; Bill for raifing £. 3,000,000 by ; 
Ordered, 20 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 22. Committed, 23. Confidered, 24. 
Reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 27. Pafled, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 4 JuLY. 
Royal Affent, 14. 

([rELAND.) Auétions; Bill to grant to His Majefty Duties 
upon Auctions in Ireland; Ordered, 13 JUNE. Prefented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 14. Com- 
mitted, 15. Confidered, 16. Reported; to be ingroffed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 17. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 20. 22. Bill pafled, 23. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 
Royal Affent, 1 JULY. é 

(IreLvann.) Cufioms; Bill to continue feveral As for 
granting certain Duties, and allowing Drawbacks and 
Bounties on Goods imported into and exported from Ire- 
land, &amp;e. and for granting additional Duties; Ordered, 
13 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 14. Committed, 15. Committees deferred, 
16. 20. Inftruétion for charging certain other Duties of 
Cuftoms on Goods in Ireland, 20. Committee deferred, 22. 
Bill confidered, 23. Reported; to be ingrofied; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 24. Paffed, 27. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 30. Royal. Affent, 1 JULY. 

(IrELAND.) Cujioms; Bill to grant certain Rates and 
Duties, and to allow Drawbacks and Bounties on Goods 
imported into and exported from Ireland, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
4JuLY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 8. Committed, 11. Contidered, 12. Reported ; 
to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 13. 
Third Reading deferred, 14. Bill paffed, 18. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 23. Royal Affent, 25. 

(IrELAND.) Glafs; Bill to grant certain. Duties of Ex- 
cife on Glafs made in Ireland; Ordered, 23 JuNE. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 27. 
Committed, 28. Confidered, 29.. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for ‘Third Reading; 30. Pafled, 1 JuLy. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 8. Royal Affent, 14. 

(IreLanD.) Militia; Bill for defraying the Charge of the 
Pay and Clothing of the Militia of lreland, &amp;c.; Ordered, 
20 JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; ibid. Committed, 21. Confidered, 22. Reported; 
to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 23. 
Third Reading deferred, 25. Bill pafféd, 26. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, go. 

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INDEX ¢@ the Stxty-NintH VotumeE. [1813-14, 


Ways and Means—continued. 

(IreLaND.) Poftage; Bill to repeal certain Duties upon 
Letters and Packets fent by the Pott in Ireland, and for grant- 
ing other Duties; Ordered, 4 JuLY. Prefented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 6. Committed, 8. 
Confidered, 11. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 12. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 18. Royal Affent, 23. 

(IrELANp.) Stamps; Bill for granting certain Stamp Du- 
ties; Ordered; 6JULY. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 8. Committed, 11. Confidered, 12. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day — for Third Read- 
ing; 13. Bill paffed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 18. 
Royal Affent, 23. 

(Ine.anp.) Treafury Bills; Bill forraifing £.1,716,666. 13. 4. 
Irith Currency by; Ordered, 6 JUNE. Prefented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; 7. Committed, 8. Con- 
fidered, 9. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 10. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 
17. Royal Affent, 20. 

Lotteries; Bill for raifing a Sum by; Ordered, 23 May. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
25. Committed, 26. Confidered,27. Reported; to be in- 

rofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 1 JUNE. 
Third Reading deferred, 3. Bill paffed,6. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 10. Royal Affent, 17. 

Malt and Penfions ; Bill for continuing certain Duties on 
Sugar, Malt, Tobacco, and Snuff in Great Britain, and on 
Penfions in England ; Ordered, 13 Nov. Prefented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 15. Committed, 
16. Confidered, 17. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 18. Pafled, 19. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 26. 

Militia; Bill for defraying the i of the Pay and 
Clothing of the difembodied Militia; Ordered, 14 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
ibid. Committed,15. Confidered,18. Reported; Day ap- 
pointed for further confidering Report; 19. Further Con- 
fideration deferred, 21. 22. Report further confidered ; Bill 
to be ingrofiled; Day appointed for Third Reading, 23. 
Third Reading deferred, 25., Bill pafled, 26. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, go. 

Ibid. Bill for defraving the Charge of the Pay and Cloth- 
ing of the Local Militia of Great Britain ; Ordered, 18 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Bill committed,1g. Confidered,21. Reported ; to be 
ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 22. Third 
Reading deferred, 23. 25. Bill paffled, 26. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 30. 


War Duties ; Bill for applying a certain Sum of Money 
arifen or to arife from the War Duties ; Ordered, 8 JULY. 
Inftructions refpeéting the Application of certain other Sums, 
ibid. 18. Bill prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; ibid. Committed, 19. Committee deferred, 20. In- 
firuétion to receive a Clause of Appropriation ; and Bill con- 
fidered, 21. Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 22. Third Reading deferred, 23. Bill 
Patled, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 


Surrey, Writ; 8 Nov. , 
-— Roads. Vide Hounflow Heath. Kennington. Peckham. 
Povey Crofs. 
Inclofures. Vide Burftow. Chobham. Egham. Ff- 
Jingham. Mitcham. 
Vide Debtors. 
Suffex Inclofures. Vide Dunckton. Durrington. 
Vie Wool. 
Sutton Inclofure. Vide Sculcoates. 


Sutton Mandeville Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill — 


ordered, 19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 
29. Reported; to beingrofled; 29. 4PR. Pafled, 4 May. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 12. Confidered, and agreed 
to,13- Royal Affent, 18. 

Sutton Valence Road. Vide Maidjtone. 

Swell Wold Road. Vide Lower Swell. 

Sweden. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

Swindon ; Petition for a Bill for making a Road from thence to 
the Road near Hungerford ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 22. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. 
Committed ; Petition of Major General Popham and others, 
againit ; referred; Counfel ordered ; Voices; 21. Another 
Petition, againft; referred, and Connfel ordered ; 25. Bill 
reported, and re-committed ; 25 4PR. Reported; to be in- 

rofied ; 28. Pafled,3 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. 
oyal Affent, 18. 

Symons, Thomas and Mary; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of 
certain Eftates,27 May. Read, ibid. Committed, 1 JUNE. 
Reported, and paffed,13. Royal Affent, 17. 


54° Geo. IIL. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


T4 DCASTER Bridge Road ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 

12 Nov. Reporied ; Bill ordered; prefented, and read; 28 
Mar. Committed, 25.4PR. Petition againft; to lie upon the 


Table. 13 May. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed; 16. Paffed, 
20. Agreed to by the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 
Talbot, late Sir Charles Henry ; Bill from Lords for conveying 
certain Eftates devifed by his Will; 24 Mar. Read, «bid. 
Committed, 1 JUNE. Reported, and paffed, 13. Royal 

Affent, 17. 

Tarrant Keinfton Lands ; Petition for a Bill to confirm an Agree- 
ment for the Inclofure thereof; Referred to a Committee, 
15 Nov. Reported; Bill ordered; prefented, and read; 
23 Mar. Committed, 28. Reported; to be ingrofled; 
21 APR. Paffed,27. By the Lords, with Amendments, 


23 May. Confidered, and agreed to, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 
Bill ordered ; 


Tatham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
19 Nov. 

Tatterfhall Road. Vide Sleaford. 

Taunton; Petition for a Bill for building a new Bridge over 
the River Tone in that Town, and for enlarging Shuttern 
Bridge ; Referred to a Committee, 17 Nov. 

Tea; Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of per- 
mitting the Exportation of Tea to the Britifh Colonies in 
America, Guernfey, Jerfey, Europe, and Africa, without pay- 
ment of Duty; 5 JuLy. Confidered; reported, and Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 6. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 11. Committed, 12. Committee de- 
ferred, 13.15. Bill confidered, 18. Further confidered, 19. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 20. Third Reading deferred, 21. Bill paffed, 22. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 27, 

Teddesley Hay Inclofure. Vide Penkridge. 

Teller of the Evchequer. Vide Accounts. 

Temsford Bridge Roads. Vide Bedford. 

Tennant, Mr. Vide Bleaching. 

Tetbury Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 17 Dec. Committed, 21 
Mar. Reported; to be ingroffled; 25 APR. Pafled, 27, 
By the me with Amendments, 27 May. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Thames Navigation. Vide Accounts. London. 

Thames Police ; Aéts 39 and 40 Geo. II]. ¢.87, and 47 Geo. III. 
Sess. 1, c. 37, relating thereto; To be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe; confidered ; reported, and Bill 
ordered; 15 JULY. Vide infra. 

Bill to revive and continue the faid Ads; 
Ordered, 15 JULY. Infiruction for making Provifion to de- 
fray the Charge of Salaries to the Juftices of the Thames 
Police Office, 20. Bill prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 21. Committed, 22. Confidered, 23. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 25. Paffed, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Royal 
Affent, 30. 

- Motion for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a 
Committee to confider of making Provifion out of the Con- 
folidated Fund, for the Expenfes of the Thames Police Office ; 
The Regent’s Recommendation fignified ; and Motion agreed 
to; 18 JuLy. Confidered, 19. Refolution reported, and 
agreed to; and Inftruction accordingly; 20. Vide fupra. 

Thanksgiving Day. Vide Houfe. Regent. 

Thornton, Mr. Vide Lords. 

Thornton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
11 Nov. Prefented, and read, 25 Mar. Committed, 3 Mar. 
Reported ; to be ingroffed; 20. Pafled,27. Agreed tv by 
the Lords, 8 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Thornton in Craven Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 18 Nov. 

Thorpe Lands ; Petition for a Bill to repeal and amend A@: 
Referred to a Committee, 11 Nov. All to have Voices, 
21 MarR. Petition from Owners of Eftates in the Parith of 
Thorpe, refpecting the Application; to lie upon the Table, 
22. Former Petition reported; Bill ordered; 23. Prefented, 
and read, 28. Bill committed, 4 4PR. Petition of Owners 
of Eftates, againft; referred, and Counfel ordered ; ibid. Com- 
mittee to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 21. 

Thorfeway Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nor. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed, 28. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 23 May. The Regent’s Confent 
fignified, and Bill pailed, 26, Agreed to by the Lords, 
7 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Timber. Vide Accounts. 

Tiverton. Vide Artificers. 

Tobacco. Vide Malt and Penjions. 

Tohacco and Snuff; Act 29 Geo. III. c. 68, for repealing the 
Duties on Tobacco and Snuff, and for granting new Duties ; 
To be confidered in aCommittee of the whole Houfe, 28 JUNE. 
Confidered, 29. Reported, and Bill ordered thereupon, ibid. 
Vide infra. 

a Bill to permit the Importation of Tobacco 
and Snuff into the Port of Plymouth; Ordered, 29 JUNE. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 30. 
Bill committed, 1 JULY. Confidered, 4. Reperted; to be 
ingrofied ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 5. Bill paffed, 6. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 18. Royal Affent, 23. 

Vide Malt and Penjfions. 

Tokens; Atts 52 Geo. III. c. 157, and 53 Geo. III. c.19, and 
114, to prevent the iflue of Tokens, except by the Banks of 
England and Ireland; To be confidered in a Committee ved 

the 









the whole Houfe, 5 Nor. Confidered; reported, and Bill 

ordered ; 8. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue the above As; Ordered, 8 Nov. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 10. 
Committed, 11. Confidered, 12. Reported; Day appointed 
for further confidering Report ; 13. Report further confidered ; 
Bill to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 15. 
Paticd, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 26. Royal Affent, 26. 

Tonge with Haugh and Little Lever Road; Petition for a Bill to 
maintain and keep in repair the fame; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19 Nov. 

Torpenhow tnclofure. Vide Bewaldeth. 

Totnes and Newton Abbott Roads; Petition fora Bill for fepa- 
rating the Management of the faid Roads; Referred to a 
Committee, 17 Nor. 

Tottington Inclofure. Vide Skeyton. 

Townfend, Edmund ; Petition ftating his Cafe; To lie upon 
the ‘Table, 12 JULY. 

Trade; Grand Committee appointed, 5 Nov. 

Tran{portation. Vide Felons. 

Transports. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Trawsfynydd, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 
ordered, 15 Nor. 

Treafon ; Bill to take away Corruption of Blood as a confequence 
of Attainder of Felony and Treafon; Ordered, 23 Mar. 
Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
to be printed; 25. Committed, 18 APR. Confidered, 25. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 29; Pafled, 2 May. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
19 JULY. Confidered, and agreed to, 25. Royal, Affent, 27. 
Bill to alter the Punifhment of High Treafon; Ordered, 
23 MAR. Prefented, and read; Day appointed fur Second 
Reading ; to be printed; 25. Committed, 18 4PR. Con- 
fidered, 25. Reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 29. Pafled,2 May. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 23 JULY. Confidered, and agreed to, 25. 
Royal Affent, 27. 

Treafury Biils. Wide Ireland. 

Treaties. Vide Accounts. 

Trinidad. Vide Accounts. 

Trinity Houfe. Vide Accounts. 

Truro Writ; 18 APR. 

Tunbridge Wells Road. Vide Seven Oaks. 

Tunfial Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 24 Mar. Committed,g May. 
Reported; to be ingroffed; 23. Paffled, 27. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 8 JUNE. Confidered, and agreed to, 10. 
Royal Affent, 17. 

Tunfiead, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Norv. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 5 APR. 
Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 4 May. Report 
further confidered; Bill to be ingrofled; 6. Pafled, g. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 10 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Turnpike Roads. Vide Highways. 

Tuttington Higher End Road. Vide Burnley. 

Twyning Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
15 Nov. 

Tyburn and Uxbridge, &amp;c. Roads; Petition for Leave to prefent 
a Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers 
of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 1 Mar. Reported; 
Leave given; Petition prefented, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; 21. Reported; Bill ordered; 23. Prefented, and 
read, 24. Committed, 3c. Petition of Inhabitants of Ux- 
bridge, againft ; referred; Counfel ordered ; Voices ; 21 APR. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrofled; 29. Pafled, 3 May. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 13 JUNE. Further Confider- 
ation put off for Three Months, Nem. Con., 14. 

Petition, and Report thereon, read again ; 

Bill ordered, 14 JUNE. Pretfented, and read, 17. Commit- 

ted, 20. Petition from Uxbridge, againft; to lie upon the 

Table; 24. Read again; referred; Counfel ordered ; Voices ; 

27. Bill reported; to be ingroffed; go. Paffed, 6 JuLy. 

Agreed to by the Lords, 14. Royal Aifent, 18. 

















54° Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess. 2. A. 1813-14. 


V — ri NE Eftablifhment. Vide Accounts. Addrefs. 

upply. 

Valpy, Mr. Vide Copyright. 

Vancouver, John; Petition for Leave to prefent a Petition for a 
Bill for fecuring to him the Benefit of his Difeoveries in the 
Manufacture of Paint; Referred to a Committee, 26 May. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition prefented; referred to a 
Committee; 27. Reported; Bill ordered; 3 JUNE. Pre- 
fented, and read, ibid. Committed, 10. Reported; to be 
ingroffed; 27. Paffed, 29. 

Verditise Vide Scotland. 

Veterinary College; Fetition for further Aid, offered; The Re- 
gent’s Recommendation fignified ; Petition brought up; read, 
and to lie upon the Table; 18 Nov. Read again; referred 
to the Committee of Supply.;:8 Dec. Vide Supply. 

Vittoria. Vide Wellington. 

Underfell Inclofure. Vide Caldbeck. 

Volunteers; Bill to amend A&amp; 52 Geo. III. c. 152, for better 
regulating the Office of Agent General of Volunteers and 


Vou. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


1813-14.] INDEX @ the SIXTY-NINTH- VOLUME. 


Local Militia; Ordered, 14 JULY. Prefented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 18. Bill committed, 
19. Confidered, 20. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 21. Pafled, 22. Agreed to by 
the Lords,27. Royal Affent, 28. 

—-— Vide Accounts. Militia. Supply. 

Von Lengerke. Vide Mefne Procefs. 

Vote of Credit ; Bill for enabling His Majefty to raife the Sum 
of £.3,000,000 for the Service of Great Britain; and for 
applying £.200,000 for Ireland ; Ordered, 21 JULY. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 22. 
Committed, 23. Confidered, 25. Reported; to be ingrof- 
fed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 26. Paffed, 27. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 30. Royal Affent, go. 

Vide Regent. 

Votes; To be printed, 5 Nor. 

Entries therein read, 16 May.—28 JUNE. 

Vide Accounts. Addrefs. Supply. 

Upper Canada. Vide Accounts. Semply. 

Uppottery Roads. Vide Chard. 

Upten-upon-Severn Inclofure. Vide Malvern. 

U/k Bridge Tram Road. Vide Mamhilad. 

Uttoxeter Road. Vide Stafford. 

Uxbridge, &amp;c. Roads. Vide Tyburn. 


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54° Geo. IIT. Parl.5. Sess.2. A. 1813-14. 
Wwa GES. Vide Ireland. 


Wales, Princefs of ; Mr. Speaker acquainted the Houfe, that 
fince he had taken the Chair, he had received a Letter from 
Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs of Wales, with three En- 
clofures ; the faid Letter was thereupon, by direction of the 
Houfe, read by Mr. Speaker; the Enclofures were alfo de- 
livered in, and read, 3 JUNE. Motion, that an humble Addrets 
be prefented to His Royal Highnefs The Prince Regent, that 
he will be gracioufly pleafed to acquaint the Houfe, by whofe 
advice he was induced to form the fixed and unalterable 
determination, never to meet Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs 
of Wales upon any occafion, either’ in public or private ; 
withdrawn, 3 JUNE. 

Papers prefented 29th June, relating to Her Royal 
Highnefs’s Income ; To be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 29 JUNE. The Regent’s Recommendation 
fignified, and Motion confidered, 4 Juty. Mr. Speaker 
communicates a Letter from Her Royal Highnefs, 5. Report 
deferred, ibid. Refolution reported ; amended, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon; 8. Vide infra. 

Bill for fettling an Annuity upon Her Royal Highnefs 

The Princefs of Wales during Her Life; Ordered, 8 Juzy. 

Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 

to be printed; 11. Committed, 14. Committee deferred, 15. 

18. Bill confidered, 19. Reported, and Bill re-committed, 

20. Confidered, 21. Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day ap- 

pointed for Third Reading; 22. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by 

the Lords, 28. Royal Aflent, 29. 

— Motion for taking into confideration the Corref- 

pondence communicated to the Houfe on Friday, June 3d, 

by Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs of Wales; withdrawn, 

23 JUNE. 

Princefs Charlotte of ; Motion for an Addrefs to The 

Prince Regent, that he will be gracioufly pleafed to acquaint 

the Houfe, whether there be any Treaty of Marriage on 

foot between Her Royal Highnefs The Princefs Charlotte of 

Wales, and the Hereditary Prince of Orange; withdrawn, 

20 JUNE. 

Vide Regent. Speaker. 

New South. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Walker, the Reverend Thomas ; Bill from Lords for the Sale of 
a certain Eftate, 10 JUNE. Read, ibid. Committed, 14. 
Reported, and pafled, 24. Royal Aifent, 28. 

Major General George Townfend. Vide Wellington. 

Wallafey Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 

13 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 MAR. Committed, 23. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrofled; 21 APR. Pafled, 29. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 20 JAY. Royal Affent, 27. 

&amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill for draining the fame ; 
Referred to a Committee, 18 Nor. 

Walton Roads. Vide Stone. 

Wantage Roads. Vide Beffelfleigh. 

War Duties. Vide Accounts. Cufioms. Supply. Ways and 

Means, and Bills in Supply. 
he Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
1 OV. 

° and Wargrave Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; 
Bill ordered, 1g Nov. Prefented, and read; 21 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 6 May. Reported; to be ingrofled; 19. Paffed, 24. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 8 JUNE. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 10. Royai Affent, 17. 

Wargrave Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. 

Warrington and Latchford; Petition for a Bill for ereéting 
Waterworks in thote- Towns; Referred to a Committee, 

19 Nov. 

_Warfop Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 

18 Nor. 























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INDEX @ the Sixty-nintuH Votume. [1813-14. 


Warwick ; Petition for a Bill for providing a convenient Houfe 
and Accommodations for His Majefty’s Judges for that 
County; Referred to a Committee, 15 Nov. Reported; 
Bill ordered, 1 Mar. Prefented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 21. Reported; to be ingroffed; 28 4pR. Pafled, 
29. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 May. Royal Affent, 18. 

Roads Vide Aulcefter. Colefhill, Kenilworth. Old 
Stratford. 

Inclofures. Vide Hafeley. Hurley. 

———— Vide Debtors. Poftmafters. 

Watch and Ward; Bill to continue A&amp; 52 Geo. IIT. c. 17, for 
enforcing the Duties of Watching and Warding ; Ordered, 
24 Nov. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 26. Committed, 29. Committee deferred, 30. 
Bill confidered, 1 Dec. Reported; to, be ingrofled; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 2. Paffed, 3. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 8. Royal Affent, 10. 

Watchmakers. Vide Clockmakers. 

Waterman’s Company ; Petition for a Bill to incorporate them ; 
To lie upon the Table, 19 Norv. 

Week Saint Lawrence Incloture. Vide Congrefbury. 

Weights and ye Committee appointed to enquire into 
the original Standards of Weights and Meafures in this 
Kingdom, and to confider the Laws relating thereto; To re- 
pore Obfervations ; to fead for Perfons, Papers, and Records ; 

ive to be the Quorum; to adjourn from 
from Place to Place, and to fit during the Sitting, and not- 
withftanding any Adjournment; 10 May. Reports of 26th 
May 1758 and 11th April 1750, referred, 13. Report, with 
Refolutions arid Appendix, to lie upon the Table, and with 
the Appendix, to be printed, i JULY. 

Welford Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 25 
APR. Reported; to be ingroffed; 19 May. Paffed, 23. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 3 JUNE. Royal Affent, 17. 

Welland Navigation; Petition for a Bill to amend and alter Act; 
Referred to a Committce, 19 Nov. Reported; Report to lie 
upon the Table; 30. Read again; Leave granted to give 
Notices of the Application, and to depofit Lifts in the Private 
Bill Office ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices, 
&amp;e. 2 DEc. 

Wellington, Field Marfhal the Marquis of, K.G.; Houfe vote 
their Thanks to him for the confummate Ability, indefatigable 
Exertion, and admirable Judgment difplayed by him, in the 
Operations which fucceeded the Battle of Vittoria, by which 
the Enemy have been compelled to abandon the Weftern 
Provinces of Spain, and the Allied Army finally eftablifhed 
on the Frontier of France; alfo to Lieutenant General Sir 
Thomas Graham, K.B. for the eminent Services performed 
by him in the courfe of the late Military Operations in Spain, 
and for the Siege and Capture of the Town and Cattle of Saint 
Sebattian; alfo Lieutenant Generals Sir Stapleton Cotton, K.B. 
Sir Rowland Hill, K.B. Marfhal Sir William Carr Beref- 
ford, K.B. Lieutenant Generals George Earl of Dalhoufie, K.B. 
Sir Thomas Piéon, K.B. the Honourable Sir Galbraith 
Lowry Cole, K. B. the Honourable Sir William Stewart, K.B. 
Major Generals William Anfon, Sir George Murray, K.B. 
Quarter Mafter General James Kempt, the Honourable Sir 
Edward M. Pakenham, K. B. William Henry Pringle, Edward 
Barnes, William Inglis, John Byng, Denis Pack, Robert 
Rofs, and Brigadier General Archibald Campbell, of the 
Portuguefe Service, for the Valour, Steadinefs, and Exertion 
fo fuccefsfully difplayed by them in repelling the repeated 
Attacks made on the Pofitions of the Allied Army, by the 
whole French Force under the Command of Marfhal Soult, 
between 25th July and 1ft of Auguit 1813; alfo to Lieu- 
tenant General Sir James Leith, K. B. Major Generals John 
Ofwald, Edward Philips Robinfon, William Frederick Spry, 
Andrew Hay, and Brigadier General John Wilfon, of the 
Portuguefe Service, for the Siege and Capture of the Town 
and Cattle of Saint Sebaftian ; alfo to the Officers ferving in 
Spain under the Command of Field Marfhal the Marquis of 
Wellington; alfo approve the Condué of the Non-commif- 
fioned Officers and Soldiers on the above occafions ; alfo 
acknowledging the Services of the General Officers, Officers, 
Non-commiffioned Officers, and Soldiers of the Spanifh Forces 
ferving under the Command of Field Marfhal the Marquis 
of Wellington; and of the Officers, Non-commiffioned Offi- 
cers, and Soldiers of the Portuguefe Forces under the Com- 
mand of Marfhal Sir William Carr Beresford on the above 
occafions, Nem. Con.; to be communicated by Mr. Speaker 
to Field Marfhal the Marquis of Wellington; and that he be 
requefted by Mr. Speaker to fignify the fame to Lieutenant- 
Generals Sir Thomas Graham, the Earl of Dalhoufie, and Sir 
James Leith, and to Major Generals William Anfon, Sir 
George Murray, James Kempt, the Honourable Sir Edward 
M. Pakenham, Edward Barnes, William Inglis, John Byng, 
Denis Pack, Robert Rofs, John Ofwald, Edward Philips 
Robinfon, William Frederick Spry, and Andrew Hay, and 
~ adier Generals Archibald Campbell, and John Wilfon ; 

OV. , 
Houfe vote their Thanks to him, for the additional 
Proofs of his confummate Ability, Experience, and diftin- 
uifhed Valour difplayed in the late Battle of Orthes on 27th 
ebruary laft, and in the Operations leading to, and imme- 


La] 


ime to Time and ° 


diately conneéted with that Engagement, which terminated 
in the fignal Defeat of the Enemy, and in the Occupation of 
Bourdeaux by the Allied Forces; alfo to Lieutenant Generals 
Sir Stapleton Cotton, Sir Rowland Hill, Sir William Carr 
Beresford, Sir Thomas Piéton, the Honourable Sir Galbraith 
Lowry Cole, the Honourable Sir William Stewart, and Sir 
Henry Clinton, Knights of the Moft Honourable Order of 
the Bath; to Major Generals Charles Baron Alten, Henry 
Fane, William Anton, George Townfend Walker, Sir George 
Murray, K.B. James Kempt, the Honourable Sir Edward 
M. Pubouhom, K.B. William Henry Pringle, Edward Barnes, 
William Inglis, John Byng, Thomas Brifbane, Denis Pack, 
Lord Edward Somerfet, Robert Rofs, John Lambert, and 
Officers, for their able and diftinguifhed Conduct upon the 
above Occafion ; alfo approve the Conduct of the Non-com- 
miffioned Officers and Private Soldiers; alfo acknowledge 
the Zeal and Exertions manifefted by the General Officers, 
Officers, Non-commiffioned Officers, and Private Soldiers of 
the Portuguefe Army ; and of fuch Part of the Spanifh Army 
as were employed in co-operating in the Movements which 
Jed to the entire defeat of the Enemy at Orthes, Nem. Con. ; 
to be communicated by Mr. Speaker to Field Marfhal the 
Marquis of Wellington; and that he be requefted by Mr, 
Speaker to fignify the fame to Major Generals Charles Baron 
Alten, William Anfon, George Townfend Walker, Sir George 
Murray, James Kempt, the Honourable Sir Edward M. 
Pakenham, Edward Barnes, William Inglis, John Byng, 
Thomas Brifbane, Denis Pack, Robert Rofs, and John Lam- 
bert, and to the Officers and Corps of the Allied Armies 
ferving under his Command, 24 Mar. Mr. Speaker come 
municates the Duke of Wellington’s Anfwer, 4 JULY. 

- Bill for fettling and fecuring an Annuity on him; 
Ordered, 13 May. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 11 JuLY. Bill committed, 12. Com- 
mittee deferred, 13. 15.18.19. Inftruction, that if the Title 
fhall become extin¢t by the Failure of Heirs Male, the Eftates 
fhall be fettled on the Female Defcendants, 20. Bill con- 
fidered, 21. Reported; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 22. Third Reading deferred, 23. Bil patied, 
25. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 20. 

Houfe vote their Thanks to him on his return from 
his Command Abroad, and congratulate him on his arrival, 
Nem. Con.; Committee appointed to wait on him, 27 JUNE. 
Report that the Duke of Wellington had been waited upon 
with the Thanks of the Houle, and defired to exprefs his 
Anfwer in Perfon, 30. Houfe acquainted that the Duke was 
in attendance ; Refolution, that the Duke of Wellington be 
admitted ; he was admitted accordingly, and addretied the 
Houfe, ; Mr. Speaker then fpoke to the Duke; and then 

- his Grace withdrew ; what was faid by the Duke of Welling- 
ton, together with Mr. Speaker’s Speech in Anifwer, to be 
printed in the Votes, Nem. Con. 1 JULY. 


— Vide alfo Accounts. Addrefs. Houfe. Regent. Speaker, 


Wenden Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 17 
Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 9 May. 
Petition of the Reverend Mr. Griffinhoofe, againtt ; referred; 
Counfel ordered ; Voices; 10. Reported; Report to lie upon 
the Table; Petition of Mr. Griffinhoofe, againft ; to lie upon 
the Table ; 23. Report re-committed; Petition againtt, re- 
ferred; Committee to report on or before a certain day, 25. 
Time enlarged for Committee to report, 1 JUNE. 10. Bill 
reported ; to be ingrofled; 27. Pafled, 4 JuLy. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 13. Confidered, and agreed to, 
15. RoyalAffent, 23. 

Wendling Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
16 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 23. 
Reported ; to be ingrofled; 25 Apr. Pafled, 26. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 3 May. Royal Affent, 4. 

Wentworth, &amp;c. Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 17 Nov. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
25 APR. Reported; to be ingrofled; 13 May. Pafled, 16, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Wareham Inclofure. Vide Stoke Ferry. 

Weft Aukland Road. Vide Darlington. 

Weftcombland Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
15 Nov. Prefented,and read, 3 DEc. Petition from Buck- 
land Saint Mary, againft ; to lie upon the Table, 6. Bill com- 
mitted ; Petition againft; referred; Counfel ordered ; Voices, 
8. Petition of Owners of Eftates, againft ; referred; Coun- 
fel ordered; Voices; 24 MarR. Bill reported; to be in- 
grofled; 23 May. The Regent’s Confent fignified ; and Bill 

fled; 25. By the Lords, with Amendments, 23 JUNE. 
onfidered, and agreed to, 24. Royal Affent, 28. 
Weft Harptry Roads ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
owers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 19 Nov. Re- 
ported; Leave given to depofit a Plan and Lifts in the Pri- 
vate Bill Office ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report refpect- 
ing the Plan; 1 Mar. Bill prefented, and read, ibid. Com- 
mitted, 21. Petition of Owners of Eftates, againft ; referred ; 
Counfel ordered; Voices ; 30. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
4 APR. Pafled, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 Mary. 
Royal Affent, 4. 

Weft India Docks. Vide Accounts. 

Weft India Ships; A&amp; 50 Geo. III. e. 21, and 52 Geo. IIT. 
¢, 20; ‘refpecting the Lmportation and Exportation of _ 

ods 








Weft Indies ; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 23 Mar. Confidered; reported; Bill ordered; 24. 
Vide infra. 





——_——_ —— Bill to revive and make perpetual the above 
A@s ; Ordered, 24 Mar. Prefented, and read, 28. Com- 
mitted, 29. Confidered, 30. Reported; to be ingroffed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 31. Pafled, 1 APR. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 6. Royal Affent, 10. 

Wet India Trade; Act 53 Geo. III. c.67, for empowering His 
Majefty to authorize the Iinportation and Exportation of 
certain Articles into and from the Weft Indies, South 
America, and Newfoundland; To be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 23 Mar. Committee deferred, 24. 
Act confidered ; reported ; and Bill ordered ; 25. Vide infra. 

—_———. hill to revive and continue the faid A&amp;; 
Ordered, 25 Mar.  Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; 28. Committed; 20. Confidered; 30. 
Reported; to be ingroffed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 31. Paffled,1 dpR. Agreed to by the Lords, 6. Royal 
Affent, 19. 

Weft Indies. Vide Accounts. 

Weft Kirkby Inclofure. Vide Wallafey. 

Weflminfter; Bill tor further amending Act 46 Geo. III. c. 8o, 
for the Improvement of Weftminfter; Ordered; 18 JULY. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
ibid. Bill committed; 19. Confidered, 20. Reported ; to 
be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Reading; 21. 
Paffed, 22. By the Lords, with Amendments; 26. Con- 
fidered, and agreed to, 27. Royal Affent, 28. 

Bailiff of. Vide Morris. 

Coal Meters; Petition; To lie upon the Table, 





—_——-— 











3 JUNE. 








Life Infurance Society ; Petition for Leave to prefent 
a Petition, to enable them to fue, and be fued, in the Name 
of their Secretary ; Referred to a Committee, 21 Mar. Re- 
ported ; Leave given; Petition prefented ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 25. Reported; Bill ordered; 28. Prefented, and 
read, zbid. Committed, 4 APR. Time enlarged for Com- 
mittee to report, 20 May. 27. Bill reported ; to be ingroffed ; 
8 JUNE. Paffed, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. Royal 
Affent, 28. 

Weftminfter Bridge ; Bill from Lords, for vefting in the Commif- 
fioners a certain Ettate; Read, 27 May. Committed, 
1 JUNE. Reported, and pafled, 13. Royal Affent, 17. 

—— Vide Margaret St. Church. 

Writ, 5 JULY. 
ccppsoeenemeginayaneet Vide Accounts. Supply. 
Westmorland Writ, 5 Nov. 

Inclofures. Vide Ashby. Beethom. Drybeck. Pref- 
ton Patrick. 

Weft of England Fire and Life Infurance Company; Petition 
to enable them to fue, and be fued, in the Name of their 
Secretary ; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 20. Prefented, and read, 22. Committed; 26. 
Reported; to be ingroiled; 6 Dec. Pafled, 7. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 17. Royal Affent, 17. 

Weft Sedgmoor Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 17 Nor. Petition read again ; Order of Leave for 
Bill, read, and fo much thereof difcharged, as relates to the 
Parifhes of Ifle Abbotts, and Ifle Brewers; 28 Mar. Bill 
prefented, and read, 28. Petition from Dean and Chapter 
of Exeter, againft; to lie upon the Table, 5 May. Bill 
committed ; Petition againft, read again; referred; Counfel 
ordered ; Voices; Committee to make their Report on or 
before’a certain Day ; 18. Petitions of Mr. Speke, Mr. Pin- 
ney, and others, againft ; referred ; and Counfel ordered, 23. 

Wetherby Road. Vide Collingham. 

Whale Fifhery. Vide Accounts. Supply. 

Wheels; Petition from Penrith and Kerrier, refpeGting Narrow 
Wheels ; To lie upon the Table, 18 May. 

Whifton Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
18 Nov. — 

Whitby Bridge ; Petition for a Bill for rebuilding the fame ; 
Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Reported ; Report to 
lie — the Table ; 30. Read again; Leave granted to 
th ‘otices of the Application ; Bill ordered; Committee to 

teport on Notices; 1 Dec. Bill Prefented, and read, 
28 MarR, Petition from Sunderland, againft ; to lie upon the 
Table, 22 APR. Petition from Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, againtt ; 
To lie upon the Table, 25. 

—— Vide Imprejs Service. 

Whitehaven. Vide Eaft India. 

Whitfield, Mrs. Vide Manby. 

Whitgift Incloture. Vide Snaith. 

Whitkirk, &amp;c. Latids; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill or- 
dered, 15 Nov. 

Whitley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inelofe; Bill ordered, 
19 Nov. 

Whirall Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 
8 Nov. Prefented, and read, 23 Mar. Committed, 25 APR. 
Reported; to be ingrofied; 9 May. Pafled, 10. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 24. Royal Affent, 27. 

Wickersley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe ; Bill ordered, 
17 Norv. Prefented, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 29 4PR. 











Artificers. 











Vou. 69.——Sess. 1813-14. 


1813-14.] INDEX @ the Sixtry-ninrn Votume. 


Goods and Merchandize, into and from certain Ports in the . 






Reported; to be ingrofled; 13 May. Paffed, 16. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 27. 

Wigram, Mr. Vide Eaft‘India. ; 

Wild Fowl; Bill for the better Prefervation of Wild Fowl; 
Ordered, 9 Dec. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; to be printed ; idid. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 22 Mar. Petition of Inhabitants of Effex, againft; 
To lie upon the Table till Second Reading, 23. Seeond 
Reading deferred, 25.—25 APR. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Malden, againit ; To lie upon the Table till Second Reading, 
and Counfel ‘ordered ; 3 May. Second Reading of Bull 
dropped for want of Forty Members, 3. 

Willand \nclofure. Vide Hemiock. 

Willoughby de Broke Lord; Bill from Lords for the Sale of cer- 
tain Efiates, 13 JUNE. Read, 16. Committed, 20. Re- 
ported, and paiied, 1 JuLY. Royal Aifent, 14. 

Wiljon, Brigadier General John. Vide Wellington. 

Wilts Roads. Vide Befjelsleigh. Speenhamland. Swindon. 

Inclofures. Vide Afhton Gifford. Bifhops Cannings. Brad- 

ford. Broad Chalke. Corfham. Cricklade. Collingbourn. 

Conock. Fyjfield. Littlecot. Marfion. Netton. Sutton Mandeville. 

— Vide Poftmafiers. 

Winchcomb Incloture. Vide Gretton. 

—-— Road ; Vide Lower Swell. 

Winchefter. Vide Debtors. 

Windfor Park. Vide Accounts. 

Wines; A&amp; 53 Geo. Ul. c. 34, refpecting French Wines ; To 
be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 8 DEc. 
Confidered ; reported, and Bill ordered, 9. Vide infra. 

Bill to remove Doubts refpecting the Payment of 

Drawback on the Exportation of French Wine in certain 

cafes ; Ordered, 9-DEC. Prefented, and read ; Day appointed 

for Second Reading; ibid. Committed, 10. Confidered ; 

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

ing; 13. Paffed, 14. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. Royal 

Affent, 20. 

Houfe refolves to go into a Committee to confider of 

fo much of A&amp; 53 Geo. LIJ. c. 34, as relates to the Duties 

on French Wines, 12 May. Confidered, 13. Refolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 16. Vide 
enjra, 

— Billto repeal the additional Duties of Excife on French 
Wines imported ; Ordered, 16 May. Infiructions refpecting 
the Excife Duty on Brandy; for granting an Allowance to 
Wine Dealers, for French Wine, in certain cafes; and for 
re-payment of Excifeable Duties on Liquors loit by acci- 
dental ftaving before landing, 30 JUNE. Bill prefented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 1 JuLy. Com- 
mitted, 4. Committee deferred, 5,6. Bill confidered, 8. 

Reported ; to be ingrofled; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 11. Third Reading deferred, 12. Bill.paffed, 13. Agreed 
te by the Lords, 18. Royal Affent, 23. 

—-— Ac&amp; 53 Geo. III. c. 84, for repealing the Duties on 
Importation of Wine, the Produce of the Cape of Good 
Hope, and charging other Duties in lieu thereof; To be 
confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 13 May. 
Confidered ; Reported, and Bill ordered ; 16. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend the faid Act; Ordered, 16 May. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, ibid. 
Committed ; to be printed; 17. Committee deferred, 20. 23. 
25.—1 JUNE 3. 6. 10. Bill confidered, 13. Reported ; to be 
ingrofled ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 14. Pafled, 15. 
Agreed to by the an 24. Royal Affent, 28. 

——— Vide Ways and Means. 

Witneffes; Ufual Orders relating to them, 5 Nor. 

———— Vide Evidence. 

Wolverhampton; Petition for a Bill for improving that Town ; 
Referred to 2 Committee, 15 Nov. Additional Petition for 
Leave to prefent a Petition; Referred to a Committee, 23. 
Reported ; Leave given; Petition prefented ; referred to a 
Committee; 24. Reported; Report to lie upon theTable; 26. 
Read again; Leave granted to give Notices of the Appli- 
cation ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 27. 
Bill prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Committed, 25. Re- 
sa to be ingrofled; 10 May. Pafled,17. Agreed to 

y the Lords, 8 JUNE. Royal! Affent, 17. 

Wood. Vide Laft India. 

Woodbridge and Eye Roads; Petition for a Bill to enlarge 
Term and Powers of Aéts; Referred to a Committee, 
17 Nov. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 23. 
Read again; Leave granted to give Notices of the Appli- 
cation ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 24. 
Bill prefented, and read, 30. Committed, 1 Mar. Reported ; 
to be ingrofied; 31. Pafled, 1 APR. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 6. Royal Affent, 19. 

Woodland Inclofure. Vide Cockfield. 

Woods and Forefts. Vide Accounts. 

Woodfgate Road. Vide Sevenoaks Common. 

Woodftock. Vide New Woodftock. 

Wool; A&amp; g and 10 Will. IIl. c. 40, refpeétmg the Tranf- 

ortation of Wool, Fullers Earth, and Scowering Clay ; To 
o confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 18 May. 
Committee deferred, 19. Act confidered, 20. 




















Refolution 
reported, 








INDEX ¢@o the Stxty-nintu VotumeE. [1813-14. 


Yeported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 23. Vide 
wnfra. 

Rill to repeal fo much of the faid Ac&amp; as refpects the 
Removal of Wool within the Counties of Kent and Surrey ; 
‘Ordered, 23 May. Prefented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; to be printed ; 24. Second Reading 
deferred, 26. ai commited, 27. Committee deferred, 
5 June. A&amp; 28 Geo. ILI. c. 38, read; Inftruction to 
repeal fo much theréof as relates to the Removal of Wool 
within a certain Diftance of the Sea Coaft; and Bill con- 
fidered ; 7. Bill reported; to be ingroffed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 8. Paffed,9. Agreed to by the Lords, 
20. Royal Affent, 28. 

: — Vide Accounts. 

Woollen; Aéts 30 Car. IT. c. 3, and 32 Car. IT. c. 1, for burying 
in Woollen; To be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, 1 JuLy. Confidered; reported, and Bill ordered; 
4. Vide infra. 

Bill to repeal the faid Acts; Ordered, 4 JULY. Pre- 
fented, and read; Day appointed for Seeond Reading, 5. 
Committed, 6. Committee deferred, 8.11. Inftraction for 
indemnifying Perfons for Penalties incurred under the faid 
Acts; Bill confidered; +2. Reported; to be ingrofled ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 13. Paffed,14. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 20. Royal Aflent, 23. 

Woolpitts Inclofure. Vide Harpton. 

Woolwich Canal. Vide Erith. 

Wootton Wawen Road. Vide Aulcefter, 

Worcefter Roads. Vide Lower Swell. 

Inclofures. Vide Abberley. Breedon. Bayton. Ink- 
berrow. Omberfley. Strenfham. Upton-upon-Severn. 

- Vide Debtors. Poftmafters. 

Workington. Vide Imprefs Service. 

Works, Office of; Bill for the better Regulation of the Condu&amp; 
of the Bufinefs of that Office, and the Expenditure thereof ; 
Ordered, 29 JUNE. Prefented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 30. Committed, 1 JULY. Con- 
fidered; reported; Day appointed for further confidering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 4. Further Con- 
fideration deferred, 8. 11. Bill re-committed, and con- 
fidered; reported; Day appointed for further confidering 
Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 14. Further Con- 
fideration deferred, 18. Report further confidered ; Bill to 
be ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 19. Third 
Reading deferred, 20. 21. Bill pafled, 22. Agreed to by 


the Lords, 28. Royal Affent, 29. 


Vide Accounts. 
Wright, William; Petition ftating his Cafe; To lie upon the 


Table, 31 Mar. 
Vide Clergy. Mefne Procefs. 
Writs. Vide Elections. Ireland. 
Writs of Affiflance; Bill for altering the Period during which 
Writs of Affiftance fhall remain in force; Ordered, 22 Mar. 
Prefented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
ébid. Committed, 23. Contdered, 24- Reported; to be 
ingroffed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 25. Paffed, 
28. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 APR. Royal Affent, 19. 
Writs of Extent. Vide Accounts. 
Wrotham and Ightham Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; 
Bill ordered, 19 Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. 


Prieft, St. John. 


Committed, 10 May. Reported; to be ingroffed; 23. 
Paffed, 13 JUNE. By the Lords, with Amendments, 12 
JuLy. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. Royal Aifient, 18. 


Wytham Incloture. Vide Cumner. 


54°Geo. III. Parl. 5. Sess.2. A. 1813-14. 


Y4 RCOMBE Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill 

ordered, 19g Nov. Prefented, and read, 21 Mar. Com- 
mitted,6 APR. Reported ; to be ingroiled; 20 May. The 
Regent's Confent fignified, and Bill pafled, 8 JUNE. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 29. Royal Affent, 1 JuLy. 

Yarmouth and Caijler Caufeway Road; Petition for a Bill for 
amending the fame; Referred to a Committee, 18 Nov. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; Prefented, and read, 28 Mar. 

Herring Curers. Vide Herring Curers. 


Yeftley Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 


19 Nor. 

Yeomanry. Vide Ireland. Militia. 

Yeovil. Vide Artificers. 

York Cathedral; Petition for a Bill for enlarging and improving 
the Minfter Yard’; Referred to a Committee, 12 Nor. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 22. Prefented, and read, 2 Dec. 
Committed, 4 APR. Petitions of Mrs. Salmond, Mr Sal- 
mond, and Mr. Mofs, againft; referred; Counfel ordered; 
Voices; 5 APR. Petition fiom Saint Michael-le-Beltrey, 
againft; referred, and Counfel ordered, 25. Bill reported; 
to be ingrofled; 4 May. Pafled, 5. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 12. Royal Affent, 18. 


Bridge ; Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge Powers of 
Adis; Referred toa Committee,17 Nov. Reporied; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 6 Dec. Read again, and re com- 
mitted, 7. Reported; Bill ordered; 10.  Prefented, and 
read, 22 MAR Petitions of Juftices of Peace of North and 
Weft Riding of the County of York, againft ; to lie upon the 
Table; 27 4PR. 28. Petition of Juftices of the Eaft Riding of 
the County of York, againft; to lie upon the Table, 2 May. 
Bill committed, 6. Petition of Juftices of Eaft Riding, read 
again ; referred, and Counfel ordered; Voices; ibid. Pe- 
titions of Juftices of North and Weft Ridings, read. again ; 
referred, and Counfel ordered; 12. Petition of Juftices of 
North Riding, againft; referred, and Counfel ordered ; 16. 
Petitions from the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church 
of Saint Peter, againft; referred ; Counfel ordered; 19. Time 
enlarged for Committee to report, 20. 

Roads. Vide Collingham. Gloffop. Harrogate. Keighley. 
Kelfield. Middleton. Peniflone Bridge. Saddleworth. Selby 
Lerry. Tadcafter. 

Inclofures. Vide Appletrewick. 
wick. Beilby. Bubwith. Campsall. Cherry Burton. Col- 
lingham. Dent. Dent and Seabergh. Frickley. Hutton. 
Heworth. Hortonin Ribblesdale. Hunslet. Kelfield. Kirkdale. 
Kirkhammerton. Kirthwaite. Ovenden. Patrick Brompton. 
Saxton. Scammonden. Snaith. Sowerby. Thornton. Went- 
worth. Wickerfly. Whifton. 


Vide Debtors. Poftmajters. 
— Duke of. Vide Houfe. Navy. Speaker. 


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