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    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
                toggled by interacting with this icon.</desc>
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      <pre>IN DE X 


TO THE 


SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME. 





——S eas 


1821. 


a 

















1° § 2° Geo. TV. Parl.7. Sess. 2. A.1821. 


Aszots BROMLEY Estate. Vide Avarne. 

AxspuctTion. Vide IRELAND. 

Axsercorn, Marquis of; Bill from Lords to enable his Guardians to make Leases of certain of his Estates, 427. Read, 430. 
He. s inted for Second Reading, 472. Committed ; Committee to sit, and report; 480. Bill reported, and passed, 488. 

y ssent, 493. : 

ABERDEEN ; Petition for a Bill for making and repairing certain Roads in that County, and in the Counties of Banff and Kin- 
cardine: Referred toa Committee; 42. Reported ; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and read, 99. Committed, 113. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 267. Passed, 272. Agreed to by the Lords, 296. Royal Assent, 310. 

AccouNnTANTs Pustic. Vide Accounts. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: 
ACCOUNTANT GENERAL; 0. ACCOUNTS, 135, 148. . " Ordered. | Presented. 
ACCOUNTANTS PUBLIC :— — 


1. List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts have been usually) 
audited by the Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts - = - 
2. of Accounts delivered over by the late Commissioners for auditing 
Public Accounts, which have been either stated or declared, so far as } 
any Balances appear to be now owing upon any such Accounts, to 
5th January 1821 - ° - - - - - - - - 
3. -—— Ditto - which have not been audited, stated, or declared -J 
[To be printed, 188. Order for printing these Lists discharged, 210.] 
4. List of Public Accountants in respect of whom the execution of any) 
Process hath been controlled, suspended, or prevented by Authority of 
His Majesty, between 5th January 1820 and 5th January 1821 - ~~ - 
5. of the Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptrollers of the 
Accounts of the Army, from 5 January 1793, whereon any Balances 
appear to be now owing on 5 January 1821 - - - - - 
. [To be printed, 206. Order for printing these Accounts discharged, 212.] 
— V. Accounts, 6. 


ACCOUNTS :— 
6. Extract of a Letter, and Enclosures, from Commissary General Sir af Ac 


PAGE 
Referred. of 


AprENDIX, 











4 


Hugh Kennedy to George Harrison, Esquire, upon the subject of Ac- 
counts in the Peninsula - - - - - - (printed 101) 


— V. Accounts, 1 to 5, 25, 75, 90, 108, 118 to 120, 369, 387. 
ACTS; v. ACCOUNTS, 342, 349. 
ADDISCOMBE MILITARY SEMINARY; v. Accounts, 280. 
ADMIRALTY, COURT OF :— . 
7- Account of all Monies which have arisen and been received for and | 





respect of any Droits of Admiralty, Droits of the Crown, and Surplus 
of Four and a half per Centum Duties - - - (printed 222) 
— V. Accounts, 321. 
ADMIRALTY OFFICE :— . 
8. Account of the Fees received during ten years last past at the Admiralty, 
and applied in diminution of the Charges - - - (printed 106) 
AFRICAN COMPANY :— 
9- Account of the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa 
— V, AccowunTs, 10, 11. 
AFRICAN ForRTS :— 
10. Estimate of the Sum required to defray the Charge of the Forts and 
Possessions of the African Company - - - (printed 140) 
11. Copies of all Letters addressed by the African Company London, to the 


reasury Board, respecting African Forts - - (printed 495) 
V. Accounts, g. 




















Vou. 76.—Sess, 1821. 











INDEX fo the SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME. 





1821. 





ACCOUNTS ,AND PAPERS—continued. 
AGRICULTURE :— 


12. 


Copy of the Representation of Noblemen and Gentlemen connected) 


with the United East Lothian Agricultural Society, proce one? 
o".aee: 6 214)) 


state of Agriculture - - (print 


ALIENS :— 


13. 


14. 


Return of the Superannuations and Pensions paid to Persons formerly = 
the Alien Office - - - + - - © (printed 421) 

Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in 1821, for paying the 
Salaries of the Officers and Contingent Expenses - (printed 444) 


AMERICA; v. AccounTs, 15, 186, 206, 219, 588. 
AMERICAN TIMBER :— 


15. 


Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant General the Earl of Dalhousie, to 
Farl Bathurst, dated 29th November 1820; enclosing Account of 
Timber imported from Quebec; Rafts of Timber imported. into 
Lower Canada from Lake Champlain and from the United’ States, 


(printed 99) 


AMERICAN LOYALISTS; 2. ACCOUNTS, 293, 295, 296. 
ANNUITIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 264. 

ANTIGUA; v. Accounts, 584. 

ARMY :— 


16. 


17. 


18. 
19. 
20. 


21. 
22. 


23. 
24. 


25. 
26. 


27. 


28. 


2g. 


30. 
31. 
32. 
33: 
34. 
35: 
36. 


37° 
38. 
39: 
40. 
41. 


42. 
43- 


44. 
45: 


46. 


47: 


48. 








Estimate of the Charge for Guards, Garrisons, and other Land Forces, ent 
the Year 1821 - ‘ . 


of the Charge of His Majesty’s. Land Forces for Service at 





Home and Abroad, from 25th December 1820 to 24th December 
aa i « tes ie ee oe ee Oe 
State of Expenses on account of Recruiting - - - - = 
Statement referred to in the above Estimate - - - - . 
State of Services provided for under the head of Contingencies for the 
British Establishment - - - - - © ° * " 
Ditto - for the Irish Establishment - - - - ‘ eT. 
Memorandum relative to the application of the Sums included in the 
Es imate of the Charge of the Land Forces - - (printed 82) J 


Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance for Land Service, for 
1820 - - - 2 JS we At (printed 79) 
Account of Services incurred, and not provided for by Parliament, 
(printed 153) 
Return showing the Progress which has been made in the Settlement } 
arrear Regimental Accounts - - got Tote (printed 62, 77) 
[This Account was withdrawn and another ordered ; presented and to be printed 77.) 
Return of the Number of Militia embodied in the Ionian Islands, 
(printed 59) 
Estimate of the Charge of the Office of Ordnance of the United King- 
dom, on account of Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half- 
pay Officers,for1821 - - - - 2 = +. « 
of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments, in the nature 
of Superannuated or Retired Allowances to Persons late belonging to 
the Office of Ordnance, and of Widows Pensions, for 1821, 
(printed 79) 
of Sums required for the Supply of Bread, Meat, and Forage, 
&amp;c. and casual Supplies for Troops in Great Britain and on Foreign 
Stations, for 1821 - - - - - . - - - 
Ditto - that may be required for the Service of the Barrack 
Department, in 1821 = - ©-- = - = (printed 81) 


Estimate of the omy 4 of the Allowances to the principal Officers of &gt; 
the several Public Departments - - - - «= - - 

Ditto - - - of Medicines and Surgical Materials for the Land Forces - 

Ditto---of VolunteerCorps - - - - - = « « 


Ditto - - - of Four Regiments of Dragoons and Fifteen Battalions of 
Foot, for the Service in the East Indies - - - 
Statement referred to in the Estimate of the Recruiting Troops and 
Companies of Regiments in India -- &amp;  « ee ce 
Estimate of the Charge of Four Troops of Dragoons, and Fourteen 
Companies of Foot, stationed in Great Britain for Recruiting Corps 
in the East Indies 7 “at oe “ 


Ditto - - + of the Pay of General Officers not being Colonels of ‘Resi 











ments - = 
Ditto - - - of His Majesty’s Garrisons at Home and Abroad, for 1821 
Ditto - - - of Full Pay of Retired Officers and unattached Officers 
Ditto - - - of Half-pay and Military Allowances to reduced Officers - 


Ditto - - - on account of Half- and reduced Allow to Offi 
of disbanded Foreign Gee, tn. sa ere is? 


Ditto - -- of the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea- - - 


Ditto - - - of Pensions to be paid to the Widows of Officers of the heed 
Forces - - . - 


Ditto - - - of Allowances to the Reduced Adjutants of the Local Militia 
Ditto - - - of Exchequer Fees in Great Britain upon issues to be made 
for Army Services - -  - - - . (printed 82) J 
Return, in separate columns, of the Amount of Salary 
Allowances to each Officer in the Civil Department of 


Piet is ii -  - = (printed 175) 
That an Account of the actual Expenditure of the Ordnance, val ta] 





the Ordnance 


Gratuity nel 


from the Expense Ledger in the Office of Ord : 
Before the House kelive 1cth AkibinenisY¥en te 


Return of Pensions, Allowances, Compensations and 
the nature of Superannuated or Retired Allowances, granted agree- 
ably to 50 Geo.3, c.117, to Persons lately belonging to the Ord- 
went pA RL ee TTR: iat fe 


Emoluments, + 





Ordered. 





168 


391 


King’s 


Command. 


per Address, 


20 


King’s 
Command. 











Presented. | Referred. 
264 
214 { v. AGRICUL- 
Godse, 
421 — 
444 463 
99 = 
82 152 
79 271 
153 381 
{ 61 " % 
77 
41 eat 
79 271 
80 381 
82 152 
175 ~_ 





PAGE 
of 
Aprenprx. 


1204 


571 

















1821.] 


—_——— 











INDEX ¢éo the SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME. 


ae 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued, 
ARMY—continued. 


49. Estimate of the Charge of the Royal Military College, for the: year ) 
50. 


51. 
52. 


53- 


54: 


. Abstract of the Estimates of Army Services for 1821 
. Account of the Charge of £. 7,000 in the Ordnance Estimates for Rent 


. Similar Returns for the Artillery and Engineers - 
. Return of the different Persons who have belonged to the Public Civil 


1821 - - - 


Ditto - - - of the Charge of In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kilmainham |. 


Hospitals -- ° ° - ‘ ps a 7 . i 2 
Ditto - - - of Out-Pensioners of Ditto - - - - * * 





Estimate of the Charge of Allowances on the Compassionate List 


of the Charge of Allowances, Compensations and Emoluments 
in the nature of Me er 8 or retired Allowances to Persons 
belonging to Public Departments -. - - - (printed 88) 


Returns of the Establishments of the Office of Ordnance at the Tower 
and Pall Mall, and of the several other Departments of the Ordnance, 
for 1821; also, of the number of Ordnance Vessels employed, Officers 
and Men of the late Ordnance Military Corps, and Pensions, for 
1820 - -© - - 2 © = =) (printed 161,-171) 


. Return of the Civil Establishments of the Storekeepers and other er 


wae of the Ordnance in Dublin, for 1821, and of the several other 


tablishments of the Ordnance inIreland - - (printed 161) 


. Account of all Ordnance Old Stores sold by or under the authority of the 


Board of Ordnance in 1815 to 1820 - - (printed 253, 330) 


. Estimate of the Charge of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of: 


the Hospitals, from 25th December 1820 to 24th December 1821 - 


. Ditto - - -_ of the Royal Veteran Battalions, and of Six Companies of 


the Royal African Corps, from 25th December 1820 + -~ - 
- (printed 99) 


. ———— of Sums paid for purchase of Lands at Ballincollig for the 


and Taxes of Premises held by the Ordnance throughout Ireland | 


Powder Manufactory - - - - «= = (printed 161) 


. Returns of the Qualifications of Deputy Governors and Militia 8 359 


forthe County of Down - - - «© = © = = 


. Returns of all Clerks or others admitted to any Office in the Civil 


Department of the Ordnance since 1816 - = (printed 175) 
of Agency or Charge for paying the Half Pay and Reduced 

Allowance - - - - = = = + (printed 161) 

of all Sums received during seven years last past by the alg, tel 








on account of the produce of the Lands of Ballincollig, &amp;c. 
(printed 161, 222) 

Return of the Effective Force of the British Army on 24th December 
1820 - -= 2© = 2 2 2 = «= (printed 124) 


. Specification of the Troops on Foreign or Home Service (printed 133, 161) 


. Return of the amount of Deaths, Desertions and Discharges from the 


Army - ° - - - - - (printed 124, 129, 139) 


of the number of Persons enlisted - ° 





- (printed 124) 
- (printed 161) 


and who receive Allowances in the nature of Superannuated Allow- 


Departments connected with the Army of Great Britain and ‘nice 
ances = 2° 2 f © 2 © = (printed 197, 214) 


. Return of the number of Gentlemen who have been ese to Com- 


missions in Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry of the Line (printed 139) 


. Ditto --- distinguishing those from the Military College, and whether 


by or without purchase - - - - - = (printed 139) 


. Return of the number of Officers who have been transferred from the 


Full and Half Pay to the Veteran Corps-  - - (printed 139) 


. Returns in detail of certain Sums charged in the oa | Estimates for 


1821, relating to the Paymaster General, War Office, Judge Advocate 
General, Comptrollers of Army Accounts, Army Medical Depart- 
ment, Garrisons, Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - (printed 129, 


133, 139, 171) 














76. Return of the number of Troops or Corps of Effective Yeomanry, and 
of Regiments or Corps of Volunteers - - (printed 151, 192) 
77 of the number of Men who have purchased their discharges 
in 1818, 1819, and 1820 - 2 © &lt;= = (printed 133) 
78. Account of the Deputy Treasurer of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, o 
Unclaimed Prize Money - - - - - (printed 145) 
79 of the Number of British Troops stationed at Trinidad and the 
several otherColonies - - - = - = (printed 133 
80, Returns of all Assistant Clerks in the Ordnance Department in Great 
Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies - - - =. (printed 171) 
81 of Appointments, Civil and Military, and Salaries, under the 
sanction of the Master General and Board, not provided for‘in the 
Establishment - 2 + 2 = © | © (printed 182) 
82. Detailed Account of the manner in which £. 9,000 is to be paid for House 
Rent, per King’s Warrants, as stated in Estimates for 1821 (printed 162) 
83. Copies of all Correspondence which has taken place on the subject of 
erecting new Barracks at Carlisle and Paisley Pag ep ee + 
84 of Estimates for the erection of such Barracks - (printed 159 
85 


- Account in detail of the Estimate of the Medical Expenses of the Army 


forthe year1821 - - ~ © (printed 151) 


Vor. 76.—Sess, 1821. 





Ordered. Presented. 
King’s 88 
per Act 88 
161 
89 cs } 
89 161 
; 253 
9? { 330 } 
King’ 
Prac 99 
102 161 
per Act. 106 
111 175 
111 161 
161 
111 { S08 } 
115 124 
133 
915 { 161 } 
124 
115 129 } 
139 
115 124 
115 161 
197 | 
115 198 
213 J 
117 139 
117 139 
117 139 
128 
129 | 
117 133 
139 
171 
151 
7 {tof 
117 133 
per Act. 120 
127 133 
132 171 
132 182 
132 161 
143 154 
143 151 











Referred. 








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——__— ——_—— 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Wuaived.” 1 Preeecade’ 4) hiedoed. vice 
ARM Y¥—continued. Maite: of 
86. Particular and detailed Account of the Expense of the Ophthalmic | oo 
Establishment -- = 2 = = 2 = (printed 289) 143 289 _ — 
87. Return of the Expense of a Regiment of Life Guards, of Horse Guards, )_ 637 
of Dragoon Guards, and Dragoons - - - (printed 260) 153 260 - { 638 
88. of the Number of Officers and Men attached to one of ses 
Veteran Battalions in 1820 - - - - - - - - 153 —_ —: _ 
89 — of Officers who have been appointed to Commissions as Cormeiny 
and Ensigns in the Army, from the Half Pay in 1819 and 1820 — = 168 172 - - 634 
(printed 172) 
go. of the state of the Quarterly Accounts of the Regimental Pay- 
masters of Regular Cavalry and Infantry, from 1811 to 1817 - - 
91 of the state of the Quarterly Accounts of Regimental Paymasters 175 175 ok. 635 
of Cavalry and Infantry, of Paymasters of Recruiting Districts, and 
of Regimental Agents for several periods - + (printed 175) 
92. Returns of the Number of Militia embodied and disembodied in the United 904 
Kingdom, on 24 June and 24 December1792 - (printed 222, 226)! 182 { 226 Mii? 646 
93. Return of the Number of Regiments or Corps of Colonial Regular 
Troops or Militia now apbellah or disembodied - (printed 222) 182 222 re a) 
94. Account of the Number and Strength of Military Guards mounted within 
the Bills of Mortality, on 1 January 1817 to 1821 - (printed 199) 182 109 Poof 636 
95. Return of the Barrack Office Establishment of Barrack Masters and {236 
Deputy Barrack Masters - - - - (printed 236, 340) 182 L 334 - - 644 
96. ——-— of the Number of Commissariat Corps of Waggoners for) 107 } 
1820 —- - - - - - - (printed 198, 230) f 182 { 230 —_ “a 
97 of the Amount of the Civil Fund of the Ordnance Depart- 
ment - - - - - - - - - (printed 341) 213 341 v7 a 
98 of the Number of Warrant Officers, Seamen and Boys in the} 
Ordinary of the Navy, in the fourteen Ordnance floating Magazines - 213 241 -- ~ 
(printed 241)! 
ag. of Clerks or others whose first Appointment has taken se to) 
any Office in the Civil Department of the Ordnance since January - 213 320 ftv ~— 
1816 - - -' 6 |&lt; - = = «= (printed 320) | 
100. Detailed Return of the Items and Particulars of the Sum of | 
£. 14,474. 15. 5. charged in the Army Estimates relating to the} 223 226 Gog _ 
Commander in Chief’s Office - - - - (printed 226) J 
101. Return of the Number of Officers on the Half Pay of the Army in es 5 642 
Britain and Ireland on 25 March 1821 - - - - -— = es “aaa retake Bas 
102. Accounts of Monies received for Commissions that have at any time 
become vacant ; of monies received and paid on account of Half Pay | 
Commissions ; of Monies paid from the Half Pay Fund on account | 253 f 639 
of the Widows and Relations of Officers; of the Number of Com- 254 289 ill l bo 
missions in the regular Cavalry and Infantry which—have been sold 641 
from 25January 1816 to 25 January 1821 ; and of Officers promoted 
by Brevetini8i19 = - - - = = = (printed 289) 
103. Return of the Number of Ensigns and Cornets promoted to ‘be 
Lieutenants, of Lieutenants to be Captains, of Captains to be Majors, . 
of Majors to be Lieutenant Colonels in the regular Regiments of the 265 289 += 642 
Army, from 25 January 1816 to 25 January 1821 - (prizted 289) 
104. of the Military Staffin Irelandin1792 - - (printed 349) 265 349 e's 644 
105. of the Number of General Courts Martials held in London, 
Scotland and Ireland, from 1808 to 1820, and of Persons tried : 287 361 wi 643 
(printed 361) 
1.06. - of the Number of Officers on the Half Pay of the Royal 
Engineers, on 25 Match 1821 ; of First Commissions appointed in 330 —_ 
the Royal Engineers ; of the distribution of the Officers of the Royal ae 341 \ i" 
Engineers - = - = = = = (printed 33¢, 341) . 
107. Ditto - - - in the Royal Artillery - - - (printed 330, 342) 300 2 } cn ae 
108. Return of the Correspondence of Mr. Trenor, of the Commissariat} . 
Department, with the Treasury, and Reports of Army Medical Board 313 334 -- — 
and Comptrollers of Army Accounts - = = (printed 337)) 
109. Returns of the total Expense of purchasing the Ground and Buildings) 
at Enfield and Lewisham for the Armoury Mills = - “Gas. - 368 — oy =a 
110. Account of the Rates of Exchange at which Bills were drawn from the 
Commissaries ‘abroad = - - - - - - (printed 397) 383 397 2 559 
111. Estimate of certain Colonial Services heretofore paid out of the Extra- ing? 
ordinaries of the Army for1821 - - : - (printed 409) Contiond 499 pace ae 
112, —-———- of the Sums that may be required for the Expenditure of the} 
Barrack Department in Ireland = - - - - - © ° i ar ——- 563 
113. —-——— of the Expense of the Commissariat Department in Ireland King’s 6 ne 563 
114, ————— of the Sum to be provided for the Extraordinary Expenses &gt; ae 37 
of the Army for Ireland, for the year ending 24th December 1821 - - - °° TE 564 
(printed 367)- 
115. Statement of the Sums proposed to be voted on the Estimates for the 
Barrack and Commissariat Departments and Army Extraordinaries in r 563 
Ireland for 1821; also, Statement of the Grants for their Services 395 395 é 
in 1818, 1819 and 1820 - - - - - - (printed 395) 
116. Return of the Number of Applications made to the Commander in 
Chief, from Majors, Captains, and other Officers to be brought from 488 oy = i 
Mall Poy camel Pay-&lt;.. &lt;2 ~~ "2-2 “2 ets 46 
117. nee ie of he ee cer Deputy Mantoumts and comer por Act. 501 is snes 
— V. Accounts, 5. 

















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—= =, 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | ‘Ordered. | Presented. | Referred. Page 
ASSESSED TAXES; v. Accounts, 388, 506, 515, 520, 522, 524, 525, 540, 546. —— | Areanviz. 
AupiT OFFICE ;— 
118. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on Public Income 6 6 1200 
and Expenditure, relative to that Office in 1819 - (printed 176) 104 17 ae. 
119. Returns of the Establishment in the Office of the Commissioners for 
Auditing the Public Accounts of Great Britain; also, of Ceylon, ‘ f 334 hi be 
Mauritius, &amp;c. and of Military Expenditure in the West Indies 93 oss 
ae yrrinted 340» 354, 398) ” 
120. Copy of the Treasury Minutes, dated 29 ay 1807, 1st February a we 
ies, and 3d April 1812, respecting the Audit Office (printed 341) *97 ei 
— V. Accounts, 1 to 6. 
Austria; v. Accounts, 616. 
AUSTRIAN LOAN; v. AccouNTs, 251, 252, 253, 274. 
BaHAMA ISLANDS; v. AccouNnTs, 499. 
BALLINCOLLIG LANDS; »v. Accounts, 61, 65. 
Batic TRADE; v. ACCOUNTS, 214, 216, 217, 218, 223. 
BANGOR; v. AccOUNTS, 335; 33&gt; 
Bank Notes :— 
121. Account of the Total Weekly Amount of Bank Notes in circulation, 6 dip 1188 
from 11th July 1820 - - - = - - (printed 63) i? 3 
122. of. the Average Amount of Bank Notes in circulation in each 
Half Year, from 1st January 1819 to 1st January 1821 - - — - 
123. Ditto - and Bank Post Bills for the space of three years, 1183 
preceding 6th Aprili820 - - - - - = = = 93 341 1 ee 1184 
124. of the Highest and Lowest Aggregate Amount of Bank Notes, 
at any one time in circulation in 1819 and 1820 -_—s (printed 141) 
125. Return of Persons who have been convicted of forging Bank Notes.— 
Of Persons who have pleaded Guilty; and of Persons convicted p | per Address. 154 2 om 1186 
(printed 154) 
126. Statement of the Number of Persons convicted of any Crime connected i 1187 
with the Forgery of Bank of Notes - - - (printed)170)f | 7 4dérem i 
127. ~ of the Number of Country Bank Notes stamped in each year, { 214 1 ge 942 
ending oth March, from 1816 to 1821 -  - (printed 214, 243) 155 243 943 
128. of the Amount of Bank Notes in circulation on 26 Febru 86 200 yoo) 1185 
and 26 August, from 1796 to 1820 - - - (printed 200) , 
129. of the Number of Country Bankers Notes stamped from 1779 to wo te 943 
the latest date - - - = = + -= (printed 264)f | - 71? wy 
130. Returns of the Number of Forged Bank Notes which were presented to 
the Bank for Payment — each of the three years 1818, 1819, 1186 
1820, and during 1821.—Of Persons apprehended, convicted, and 442 456 3g 1187 
executed, for forging Notes, and for having forged Notes in their 
possession, and for issuing such forged Notes - (printed 456) 
131. Account of the Total Weekly Amount of Bank Notes and Bank Post cia 1185 
Bills in circulation, from 6th February to the latest period (printed 451) 444 451 
— Vide Accounts, 364, 399. 
BANK OF ENGLAND :— : 
132. Account of the Amount of all Exchequer Bills or Treasury Bills, 
and other Government Securities, purchased by the Bank of 1181 
England, or on which any Sums have been advanced for the Public per Act. 25 » Wey 
Services, in the year ended 5 January 1821 - - (printed 34) 
133 of Balances of Cash in the hands of the Bank of England, on 
the ist and 15th of each Month in 1820, resulting from eauen 
under the head of Customs, and of all other Branches of the Public 
Revenue 2 2) fe | be ee er’) le) wt oe 8 
134. oo - - resulting from the Post Master General’s Account with the 
Ban e. ef} ww | my eor De 3 Bthuren: bettie 
135. Ditto - - - belonging to the different Departments of Government, 
including the Balance of the Accountant General - - - = - 1177 
136. Ditto - - - of all Public: Balances not particularly specified in the bP to 
three preceding Accounts - - - - - -* - « 9? roo 1180 
137. of the total amount of Unclaimed Dividends, including Lottery 1182 
Prizes, in the hands of the Bank - - - - - = = i a 358 846 
138. of Public Money received by the Bank at the Exchequer, 
and lodged in their hands as the Public Banker, against which the 
Bank have deposited Exchequer Bills bearing interest - - - 
139 - of the aggre ate amount of all Balances of Public Money in 
the hands of the Bank, including the Money taken from the Ex- " 
chequer by the Bank in exchange for Exchequer Bills deposited 
inthe Exchequer - - - - - = = (printed 141)/ 
140. ——- of Money paid or payable to the Bank of England, for the 93 140 oS 1182 
management of the Public Debt, in 1820 - - (printed 141) 
141. of Exchequer Bills and Bank Notes, deposited by the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England as Cash in the dheh 93 138 geile 1182 
of the Tellers of His Majesty’s Exchequer - - (printed 139) 
142. Statement, showing the Amount of Interest able to the Bank in lit 
1820, for their advances to the Public a - (printed 310) 3° 320 sss 
— V. Accounts, 121 to 126, 128, 130, 131. 
BANK OF IRELAND; 0. Accounts, 397, 398, 399- 
Bankruptcy Court :— 
143- Estimate of the Sum wanted for providing a convenient place for King’s 
transacting the business in Bankruptcy - = (printed 413)f | Command. 409 429 598 
144. Copy of Report made by Charles Fowler, the Surveyor and Architect 
appointed for erecting the Court, with a Plan -_ (printed 418 418 418 — - 
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ACGOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
BANKRUPTS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 143, 144. 
BARRACKS; v. Accounts, 30, 83, 84, 112, 115. 
BEER; v. Accounts, 311. 
BigMINGHAM ; 0. ACCOUNTS, 313, 
BLACKFRIAR’S BRIDGE; 0. ACCOUNTS, 443, 444, 445. 
BLASPHEMY AND SEDITION :— 


145. Return of the Number of Informations filed by the Attorney General, 
from ist January 1820 to ist January 1821 ;—-also, of the Number 


of Convictions - - - - .=+ = . (printed 234, 313) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 251.] 


Bortruwick &amp; Co.; v. AccounTs, 214. 


Bow-sTREET, PuBLic OFFICE :— 
146. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expenses at 
the Establishment of the Public Office, Bow-street (printed 140) 
Botany Bay; v. Accounts, 472, 490, 491. 
BRANDY; v. ACCOUNTS, 395. 
BritTisH MUSEUM; v. Accounts, 456, 457- 
BULLION; v. Accounts, 159 to 163, 326. 
BUONAPARTE ; 0. AccouNTS, 549. 
BuTrTeER; v. Accounts, 210. 


CALEDONIAN CANAL; 0. Accounts, 566. 
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY; v. Accounts, 480. 
CaPE oF GooD HOPE; v. AccounTs, 327 to 329. 
CANADA; v. ACCOUNTS, 15, 490. 


CARLISLE :— 
147. Account of Sums paid to Witnesses and others who attended the Com- 
mittee of Privileges on the Carlisle Petition - (printed 431) 
CARLISLE and PAISLEY BARRACKS; v. Accounts, 83, 84. 
CARNATIC DEBTS; v. Accounts, 281, 
CEYLON; v. Accounts, 169, 170. 


CHANCERY, CouRT OF :— 
148. Account of the Commission received by the Broker employed by the 
Accountant General of the High Court of Chancery (printed 23) 
149. Accounts of all Business set down for hearing in the Court of Charicery. 
—Of Business disposed of or undisposed of; and of Cases for 
Judgment - - - - - - - - - ° ° 
CHARITIES :— 
150, Fifth Report of the Commissioners appointed in pursuance of Acts 
58 and 59 Geo. III, for appointing Commissioners to inquire con- 
cerning Charities in England and Wales, for the Education of the 
Poor - - - = * s = (printed 145) 
CHEESE; v. AccounrTs, 210. 
CHELSEA HOSPITAL; v. AccouNTS, 50, 51, 75, 78. 
CHURCHES :— 
151. Report of the Commissioners appointed by Act 58 Geo. III, for build- 
ing and promoting the building of additional Churches (printed 69) 
152. Accounts of Charges and Expenses of the Commissioners under Siok 
, 


58 and 59 Geo. for building new Churches, from 25 March 1819 
to25 March 1821 - - - - - = (printed 276) 


Civit CONTINGENCIES :— 
153. Account, showing how the Sum of £.800,000, and the Sum va 
£. 25,466. 13s. granted in the last-Session for Civil Contingencies, 
have been applied, to 25 January 1821 - - - (printed 81){ 
of the Sum that will be -wanted to make good to Civil 
Contingencies, the like Sums advanced thereout in 1820 
(printed 81) 





154. 


Civic LIsT; v. AccOUNTS, 153, 154- 
CiviL OFFICES; v. ACCOUNTS 475 to 479. 
CLERGY; v. Accounts, 351. 


COALS :— 


155. Account of Coals exported, from 1 January 1819 to 1 January 18213) 
and of Coals imported into the Ports of Ireland (printed 106, 243)5 
156. ——-— Cosls exported to Foreign Parts, from the Ports on the 
Rivers Type and Wear, and from the Frith of Forth, for the year 
ending 5th January, and the quarter ended 10th October ‘last 
(printed 126) 
157. Accounts of the Quanties of Coals and Culm exported to Foreign Parts 
from the Ports of Newcastle and Sunderland, and from the Frith of 
Forth ; also from the several Ports in Great Britain, for several 
Periods = - ~ - - - - (printed 182, 228, 230) 
158. Account of all Coal and Stone carried coastwise from Whitehaven and 
Workington - - - - = = = (printed 392, 472) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 361.] 
Coat YARDS; v. Accounts, 423. 


Coss AT LYME REGIS; v0. Accounts, 449. 
Coin :-— 


159. Estimate of the Extraordinary Expenses that ‘may be incurred. f 
Prosecutions, &amp;c, relating to the Coin for 1821 - . - (printed 8} 

160. of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Extraordinary 

Expenses of the Mint in the Gold Coinage for 1821 - (printed 8i) 








Ordered. 


61 


King’s 
Command. 


385 


23 


369 


per Address. 


per Act, 


per Act. 


King’s. 
Command. 


King’s 
Command. 


16 


22 


108 


304 


King’s 


Presented. 





140. 


424 


23 


145 


276 


80 


80 


{ 245 


114 


8 
f a8 
| 230 


392 
472 


80 





39° 


381 


390 
390 





Referred. 


1243 


573 


582 


11074 
| 1 1075 


1070 


1071 
{ 1072 
1073 


1075 


581 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Co1n—continued. 
161, Account of all Silver Coin, coined at the Mint since the last Regula- 


tion of the Silver Coinage.—Silver purchased for the purpose of Coin- | - 


ing.—Account Current of Receipts and Payments.—Profit resulting: 
from the coining of Silver + - - - ~ . (printed 154) 
162. Statement of all. Persons ¢onvicted of any Crime connected with the 
coining of Tokens of the Bank of England.—Of Persons convicted-of 
any Crime connected with the imitating or injuring the Gold Coin of 
the Realm, from 1790 to 1820 - - - - . (printed 170) 
163. Statement of the Expenses incurred in 1820, for Prosecutions relative: 
tothe Coin, &amp;. - = = = = = = (printed 209) 
164. Accounts of Silver purchased by Government.—Contracts entered into] 


between Government and the Bank ; and all Contracts (printed 236) |- 


CoLoONIES :— 


165. Return of all A 


ointments of Civil Officers at the Cape of Good “a 
made since 1 rf 


arch 1819, whose Salaries exceed £.150 + = 











166. of Colonies in the possession of the United Kingdom (printed 98) 
167. of all Persons holding Offices in the Colonies, who have been F} 
pointed thereto subsequent to the passing of the Act 54 Geo. III, c, 61 
168. of the Annual Expenditure of the Colony of New South Wales, 
from istJanuary 1818 - - = - - = (printed 377)j 
169 of all Pensions or Allowances, granted and now payable out of 





the Revenue of the Island of Ceylon, Mauritius, &amp;c. - (printed 423) 
170. Abstracts of the net Annual Revenue and Expenditure of the Colonies 
of Ceylon, Mauritius, &amp;c.—Ditto, up to the latest period (printed 432) 
171. Copies of Correspondence between Lord Bathurst and the Colo- 
nies, relative to paying the Expense of their Military Defene| 
(printed 320) 
172. Abstracts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Ionian Islands, for 
1817, 1818, and 1819.—Other Papers relative thereto (printed 397) 
173. Returns of Persons holding the Office of Governor and Lieutenant Go- 
vernor, and of Chief Justice of the Leeward Islands - (printed 471) 
— V. AccounTs, 79, 93, 321, 327, 328, 329,. 472, 549. 
CoLONIAL SERVICES; v. Accounts, 111. 
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF; 0. AccouNTS, 100, 116. 
ComMERCIAL CREDIT; v. ACCOUNTS, 305, 391. 
CoMMISSARIAT; 0. AccouNTS, 96, 108, 110, 113, 115. 
Commons, House OF :— 
174. Minutes of the Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed by Act 
52 Geo. III, for regulating the Offices; of the House of Gone} 
moms = = - °= = _* . 5 . = . = . (printed 71), 
175. Certificate of the Commissioners - - (=. = 


176. Return of the Members of the House of Commons holding Offices, bo.) 
on ist May1i821 - = =o aot oe 


- 


[Order for this Return discharged, others made, See infra, 177.] 4 

177. Return of Members of the House of Commons holding Offices,under the 
Crown, &amp;c.; in the Appointment of Public Officers ; under Grants from 
the Crown ; for a Term of Years under Grants from the Crown, &amp;c.; 
under Appointments from Chiefs in Courts of Justice; List of Pensions 
or Sinecures held by Members ; and Members holding Reyersions - 

[Returns to be made to the Clerk of the Huuse, 427.] 

178. Return of every Member of the first Parliament summoned by King 
William the Third, whe held any Office, Place or Pension poaieet 
the time he satin Parliament.—Like Accounts of the first Parliaments | 
of Queen Anne and King George I, II, III, and IV. - -. + 

— V. Accounts, 342 to 350, 481 to 484. 

COMPASSIONATE LIST; v. Accounts, 52. 
CONSOLIDATED FuND; v. Accounts, 507, 508, 509, 529. 
Convicts :— “, 
179. Two Reports of John Henry Capper, Esquire, Superintendent of sens 


and Vessels employed for the confinement of Offenders under sen- 
tence of Transportation - = = = = (printed 52) 


180. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Expense 
attending the confining, maintaining and employing Convicts at 
Home, for1821 - - - - = (printed 81)f 

281. Returns of the number of Convicts sent from Great Britain and lyeland) 
to New South Wales, from 1st January 1817 to ist January 1821 

(printed 145)) 

182. Returns of the number of Persons committed, ‘tried and convicted for 

, Criminal Offences and Misdemeanors made by the Clerks ‘of the 
Peace in England and Wales, for 1820 mol eth tecto &amp;.taee 


-483. Ditto.— made by the Clerks of Assize - - oi 6 i PHOS 


184. Ditto - made by the Town Clerks and Clerks of the Peace - - 
— V, Accounts, 371. | 


COPPER; v. AccounTs, i199. 
Corn :— 
185. Account of the total number of Quarters of Foreign Oats erember| 


into Home Consumption, from 15th August to 16th November 

(printed 87) 

186. Return from the. Commissioners of His Majesty’s Victualling Office, 
of Corn and Flour, the produce of the United States, contracted for 

by the Victualling Office - +  * =» =. | (printed 111) 

487. Account of the Quantity of Wheat and Wheat Meal imported into 

and exported from Great Britain to and from Foreign Countries, 

from 5th January 1791 to 5th January 1821; also for Ireland ; and 
imported into Ireland from Great Britain. - (printed 13g, 155). 


Vot. 76.——Sess. 1821, 











| Ordered, | Presented. 
per Addres.|° 154 
per Address, : 170 
182 209 
214 236 
per Address. 41 
per Address. 08 
per Act. 106 
per Address. 377 
204 409 
297 432 
per Address, 307 
per Address, 397 
per Address. 471 
per Act. 67 
per Act. 84 
357 rs 
426 =s 
427 
467 ~ 
per Act. 52 
Contes 80 
per Address. 145 
per Act. 354 { 
31 73 
72 111 
133 
67 { 155 


Referred. 


39° 


489 


v.Accounts. 





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1190 


1187 
1190 


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SS 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. “ opderea.”| Prevented, | Referred, || PASE) 
Corn—continued. em Arrenprx. 
188. Account of all Grain, Wheat, Meal, and Flour, warehoused under Act 6 { 89 } ~ 4096 
5 Geo. IL, c. 26 - = = « = ‘(printed 89, 214) 7 213 Pick 
189. Accounts of the Quantities of Grain, Meal and Flour imported into and 
ex from Great Britain and Ireland, to Foreign Countries, from 175 ie 1027 
5th January 1791 to 5th January 1821; also under Act 55 Geo. III, 113 { 228 } 2 1029 
c. 26 - - - - - - - (printed 175, 228) 
190. Account of the yearly average prices of all sorts of Grain, in each year, 154 Sad 
” from 5th ante fu +0 5th Jubihaey 1821 - (printed wre 133 { 213 } 1062 
291. Copies of any recent Accounts of the prices of Corn in Foreign 
ete ~~ “cole ere oe ie (pristted 1%) per Addrew.) © 151 - 1029 
192. of the Average Prices of Corn for the first week in every 228 1038 
month in 1819 and 1820s - - - - (printed 228, 334) 153 333 } Pale 1033 
193. Return of the ap Prices of the best Barley at the Markets yt bs isJ 
Edinburgh, Dalkeith and Haddington - - - + = = 327 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 373. Order discharged, 426.] 
CeRRESPONDENCE; v. TREATIES. 
CounTRY BANK NOTES; v. Accounts, 127, 129. 
Court OF ADMIRALTY; v. Accounts, 7. 
CourT OF CHANCERY; ov. Accounts, 148, 149. 
CouRT OF Te pete v. ACCOUNTS, 300, 301, 389, 390, 394, 406, 424, 
425, 426. 
CourT oF REQUESTS :— 
194. Account of all Fees received by the High Bailiff, his Officers or 
Clerks; of Money paid to Suitors, and sums paid to Marshalsea 23 155 aa — 
Counsel - - - + = = = = (printed 219) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 129.] 
195. of the number of Debtors committed from the Court of Re- ‘ on ai 
quests to the Borough Compter - - - = (printed 346) 35 345 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, $27.) 
Courts MARTIAL; v. Accounts, 105. 
CourTS OF JUSTICE; v. Accounts, 143, 144, 148, 149, 300, 363, 372, 393, | 
994, 420, 424, 425, 426, 428, 434, 435, 438, 454, 502, 571. | 
CREECH; v. AccouNTS, 525. . 
CRIMINAL LUNATICS :—- - 
106. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the se of King’s 
“ confining and maintaining Chminal Lunatics, for 1821 (, prested 81)f | Command. at 39° ms 
CRIMINALS; v. ACcouNTS, 179 to 184, 196, 325. 
Crown REVENUES; v. Accounts, 569, 575- 
CusToMms :— 
197- Copy of Report of Commissioners of the Board of Inquiry in the 
Solicitors Department of the Customs - --- == = ‘} 5 on _ aid 
198. Copies of all Petitions, Memorials and other Papers relative to the 
Seizure of the Sloop George, on 25 August 1816, with six bales | 5 25 anes inn 
Silk on board - - - - - - - (printed 500) 
199. Accounts of all Co er imported into and exported from Great Britain, 
and the Port of London, for the year ending 5th January sail 23 148 — - 
(printed 148) 
200. Account of the Official and Real Value of certain Articles of British 
and Irish Manufactures exported from Great Britain into Ireland, and { 114 aon a 
from Ireland to Great Britain, in the year ending 5th January 1821 * 162 } 
(printed 124, 162) 
201. Returns of the quantity of Woollen Manufactures exported, between f 1056 
5th January 1820 to 5th January 1821; also of the quantity of Sheep} 27 222 werent 1060 
and Lambs Wool imported ditto - = = (printed 222) 1066 
202. Account of the quantity of Tallow imported into Great Britain, from 
5th January 1820 to 5th January 1821 - - (printed 104) 31 104 ad wat 
203. Accounts of the quantities of Tin imported into and exported from § i uN 
Great Britain, in the year ending 5th January 1821 — (printed 149) 32 14 
204. Copies of the 7th, 8th, gth and 10th Reports of Inquiry; also, Copy of 
de of Lords of the Treasury, and Proceedings thereupon 41 62 _ por 
(printed 62) 
205. Account of the quantity of Rape and Cole Seed, and other Seeds, im- 
ported from Foreign Countries, from 5th January 1801 to 5th Janu 67 128 - 1034 
1821 &gt; te - = = = = (printed 128) . 
206. Account of the total number of Ships, both British and Foreign, which 196 
have cleared out from England, Scotland, and Ireland, for the British : 213 Ay » 1092 
Dominions, North America, Cape of Good Hope, and New South 7 286 1093 
Wales - - - - - (printed 196, 214, 287, 495) 494 
[ Return. so far as relates to Scotland, to be made forthwith, 454.] 
207. Account of all Flax imported into Great Britain for the years endin 
. 5th January 1819, iden, and 1821 pin dod i: acta 7! ie 75 ve Rote 1067 
208. Copy of Petition or Memorial of Messrs. Corbett, Borthwick, &amp; C*, of 
Leith, to the Treasury, dated 8 October 1817, and of Correspondence! 101 114 _ _ 
thereupon - - - - - ee - (printed 123) 
20g. Accounts of the quantity of rough or undressed Hemp, or any oth 
Vegetable substance, imported into Great Britain from Forei 138 - 1068 
Countries, in the last ten years; also, of Flax, and undressed Hides, 105 { 148 } ” 1075 
Calf, Sheep, and Lamb Skins, and Tallow - (printed 139, 148) 
210. Account of the uy of Butter and Cheese imported into Great ‘ie 128 . @ 1046 
Britain from Foreign Countries, in the last ten years (printed 139) 5 s 
211. Account of all Foreign Flax imported into Great Britain, also from 1067 
Ireland into Great Britain, from 5 January 1820 to 5 January reas} 106 138 walt 1068 
(printed 139). 
212. Accounts from the Customs and Excise of England, Scotland a 213 931 
Ireland, of Goods exported from Great Britain and imported into ei 436 EET 933 
Ireland, or from Ireland into Great Britain, from 5 January 1801 to 5 494 .| 987 
5January 1821 - - - = (printed 214, 436, 495, 501 501 939 
{Returns, so far as relates to the Excise Departments in England, Scotland and Ireland to be made forthwith, 422.] I 1096 























1821.] 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Customs—continued. 





213. Account of the dates of the Export entries at the Custom House of 
Six Bales of prohibited East India Silks - = (printed 218) 


214. Accounts of the total Quantity of Fir Timber, &amp;c. imported into Scot- 
land from Norway ; also, Returns made by the Custom House Officers 
of Leith, to the Commissioners of Customs at Edinburgh, on the 
subject of the Petition of Borthwick &amp; Co. - - — (printed 198) 


215. Account of the Quantity of Foreign [ron imported and exported, and 
of British Iron exported during the last six years - (printed 230) 





216 of the Number of Ships and Men, with the amount of the 
Tonnage employed in the Trade with any of the Northern Reet | 
in the Baltic, for 1820 - - © an? . - - - 

217. Ditto ---as far as regards the Trade with the British Colonies in 
North America - = = =), 2* © © ‘% % * 


218. Account of the real or declared value of British and Irish Produce and 
Manufactures exported from Great Britain to Denmark, Norway, 
Sweden, Russia and Prussia in 1820 - - - e m 

219. Ditto - - - to the British Colonies in North America, —_(printed 176) 

220. Accounts relating to the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom, 
for three years ending 5th January 1819, 1820 and 1821; and on 








goth September 1818, 1819, and 1820 - - - (printed 206) | 
221. Account of the Number of Ships which have been employed in at 

Whale Fishery to Davis’s Straits and the Greenland Seas - - 
222 of Foreign Wool exported and Duties paid thereon, since 

1815 - - - - - - - . - (printed 295) 
223 of the Quantity of Wood imported into London from Nor- 





way, Sweden, &amp;c. from 5th April 1799 to 5th April 1821 (printed 309) 


224. Return of the total declared value of all manufactured Woollens and 
Woollen Yarn exported from Great Britain, from 5th January 181 7 





to 5th January 1821 - - - - - = (printed 287) 
225 of the number and weight of Russia Tanned Hides imported 
since the year 1815 - - - - - - (printed 309) 


226. Account of the amount of Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into| 
Great Britain, between 5th January and 5th April 1821, (printed 

309; 354) 
227. Accounts of the total Quantity of Woollen Manufactures exported from 
Great Britain to Foreign Countries, from 5 January 1800 to 5 Ja- 

nuary 1821 :—Similar Account for Ireland and the Colonies ; and of 
Sheep and Lambs Wool imported into Great Britain, between 
5 January 1800 and 5 January 1821 - - (printed 424, 432) 


of the Quantity of Sugar imported into Great Britain, from 
5th January 18c~ to 5th January 1821.—Of Raw and Refined Sugar 
exported.—Of Duties received onSugar ; and average Prices of Sugar, 
(printed 287, 309) 

229. Return of the different Sums paid as Gratuities or otherwise, exclusive 
of Salaries to the Commissioners of Customs, from 1784 - 























230 of Sums received under Act 39 and 40 Geo. III, c. 80, and 
41 Geo. III, c. 30, from 1800 to 1821 == = (printed 429, 433, 495) 
231 of Sums received on account of The King’s share of Seizures 
of Spirits and Dry Goods in London and the Out-Ports of Great 
Britain, from 1810 to the latest period’ - ~- ~- ~- = - 
232 of the Quantity of Dry Goods seized since 1810, (printed 432, 
495) 
233 of the dates of the Export entries at the Custom House o 
Six Bales of prohibited East India Silk, &amp;c. prior to their seizure on 
board the Sloop George - - + - =. (printed 437) 
234. of the Tonnage of all Goods, Wares and Merchandize imported, 
exported, and carried coastwise into and from the Port of Gloucester, 
for the last three years $e" e'” &amp; \ @, ae eo 
235. — of all Ships built and registered in Great Britain, with their 
tonnage, and of Ships belonging to Great Britain, in the last seven 
years - = - wee © ©. © © «© _ (printed 954) 
236. 





Allowances or Compensations in the nature of Superannuation 

Allowances- - - - - = = (printed 392, 472) 

237. Accounts of the total Quantities of East India and West India Sugar 
entered for Home Consumption in the years. 1813 to 1820, 

(printed 354, 392) 

238. ~ of the value of British Earthenware, including Porcelain, &amp;c. 


of every description, exported from Great Britain from 1813 ; also of 
Foreign Earthenware imported - - - ~§ = ~(printed 354) 


of all Persons who have belonged to the Customs who tion} 








239. of the Quantity of Raw and Refined Sugar exported, from 5th 
January 1807 to 5th January 1821, and of Sugar imported from the 
EastIndies- - - - =  - = | + | (printed 325) 

240. Copy of instructions to the Preventive Water Guard, (printed 334) 


[Order for printing discharged 392.] 
241. Account of the weight of Russia Hides exported from the Port of 
London since 1815 - - - - - - (printed —) 


242. Accounts of the Charges of Management for the Out-Port Depart- 


ment of Customs in detail, as transmitted annually to the Office of 
inspector, from 1819 to 1820 - - “ 


243. Jitto - - - as now paid by the Receiver General @ crite? Wane? % 
244. Similar Accounts for Ireland and Scotland - (printed 432, 472) 


245. Return of all Goods seized at the Out-Ports by the Customs Depart- 
ment, and afterwards givenup - - = - (¢ printed 472) 


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Ordered. Presented. 
132 218 
182 
159 { 198 
163 230 
175 176 
per Act. 206 
per Act 206 
241 205 
254 309 
256 287 
399 
69 \{ 334 
she! f g09 \ 
279 “IL 353 J 
f 424 
273° 1 432 
a f 286 ) 
“79 IY. 309 J 
354 
293 424 
494 
432 
2 
93 { 494 
207 424 
300 = 
301 353 
392 
395 { 472 } 
353 
31? i 392 
316 353 
325 325 
334 334 
356 392 
432 
374 { 472 } 
412 472 


























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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


CusTomMs—continued. 

246. Detailed Account of Receipts and Payments made by the Receiver of 
Fines and Forfeitures ; and of all Pensions, Gratuities and Allowances 
received by the Commissioners of Customs; and of Sums paid in 
satisfaction to Officers of Customs and Excise in the Port of 
London - -/- - - - - (printed 436, 472) 

of the Quantity of Linen Cloth imported into Great Britain, in 
the year ending pavenery Sj of Foreign and Irish Linens ex- 
rted ; also retained for Home Consumption; of Duties and Draw- 
basi; of British Manufactured Linens, of Flax dressed, and of 
Foreign Linen Yarn imported - - + = (printed 472) 
248. Return of the Receipts of the Import and Coast Duties received in the} 
Port of Grimsby, from 5th January 1821 to 5th June 1821 (printed 495)5 
249. Account of the amount of Duty received upon Slate and Stone carried 
Coastwise in Great Britain for ten years, ending 5th January 1821 
— V. Accounts, 133, 155 to 158, 185, 187 to 189, 467, 505, 524, 535, 
536, 538, 547.— IRELAND, 352, 365, 366 to 368, 374, 375, 388, 389, 
395, 495, 422, 427. 
DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 341. 
DEBT, NATIONAL :— 
250. Account of the Amount of Stock transferred from the English to the 
Irish Funds, under Act 57 Geo. III, c. 79 - - (printed 69) 
: [To be laid before the House forthwith, 64.] 


251. of the Amount in British Currency of the Public Debt 4 





247. 





Great Britain and Ireland, including the Austrian and Portuguese 
Loans, and Debt cancelled, from 1st February 1786 to 1st January 
1821 - - - - - - - - (printed 75, 272) 
of the Total Amount of the National Debt of England and Ire- 
land, including the Austrian and Portuguese Loans (printed 133, 272) 
of the Sum due to Great Britain from Austria, on account of 
Loans advanced for the Austrian Government, in 1795 and 1707 
(printed 88)| 

254. Account of the Sums applicable to the Redemption of the Funded 
Debt of the United Kingdom, on 5th January 1821 - (printed 75) 














255 of the total Amount of the Funded Unredeemed Debt.— Ditto 
(printed 75) 
256 of the Unfunded Debt of the United Kingdom. — Ditto 


(printed 124) 

257. —-—— of the Amount of Charge for Management of Sums my som ped | 
to the Redemption of the Funded Debt, from 5th January 1790 to 

5th January 1821 - - - - - - - (printed 75)f 












































258. of Charge for Management of Ditto, from 5th January 1790 

to 5th January 1820 - - - - «+ = (printed 75) 

259 of the Receipt and Expenditure of £. 17,021,670. 0.1. from 

7th January 1820 to 5th January 1821, by the Commissioners for 

the Reduction of the National Debt - - = - oe ts - 

260. = of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends and 

Lottery Prizes ~ - - - - - - (printed 34) 

261. up to the 31st December 1820, of the Sums issued and applied 
heme per Act 55 Geo. III, c.115, on account of the Rian} 

Mee SS eS Se Sy ee ee ee, ae 

262 of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, 

for one year,ending 5th January 1821 - - - - - = 

263. Ditto, in Ireland - - . - . . - 

264 of Stock and Long Annuities transferred to the said Commis- 

sioners for the Purchase of Life Annuities, from ist September 1808 

to 5th January 1821 - - - - - - - - - 

265 of all Sums which have been received by D®, from the Trustees 

of Banks for Savings, in Great Britain and Ireland - - -— - 

266. of the Amount of the Unfunded Debt in each year, from 1796 

to 1820 - = &amp; 2 © = = (printed 128, 133) 

267 of the Public Funded Debt of Ireland in 1790, 1800, 1810 and 

see s, 6 +) ek p {iia Thr Ue - (printed 290) 

268. Certificates of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National 

Debt - - - - p ‘ite - . - (printed 139) 

269. — of the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom payable 

in Great Britain, as it stood on 5th January 1821 - - - . 

270. of the Progress made in the Redemption of Ditto (printed 195 

271. of the Unfunded Debt, and Demands outstanding on 5 Ja- 

nuary 182: - - - - - - - (printed 212) 

272 of Sums received and paid by the Commissioners on account 

° of Saving Banks - ~ : - - - - (printed 253) 

273. ——— of Additions to the Annual Charge of the Public Debt, in the 

yearending 5th January 1821 - - - - (printed 287) 


274. Correspondence with the Austrian Government, relative to the re-pay- 
ment of the Loans raised in 1795 and 1797, - + (printed 347) 
275. Account, stating the Particulars of certain Sums, being the Unfunded 
Debt of Ireland, on 5 January in 1817, 1818, 1819 and 1820.—Of 
the Amount paid to the Bank of Ireland for Interest —Like Account 
for the Bank of England, being part of the Unfunded Debt of Ireland 
of the Total Sums paid as Interest on the Unredeemed Funded 
Debt of the United Kingdom ts i 


of the Amount of the Publie Debt of Great Britain and fanny 





276. 





277. 
and Interest thereon, in British Currency, as it stood on 5th January 
1821,in separate Columns - - - -« + 5» = «© 


— V. Accounts, 137, 140, 303. 
DEBTORS; v. Accounts, 341. 
DENMARK; 0. Accounts, 216 to 218. 
DestiruT£, REFUGE FoR; v. Accounts, 504, 








Ordered. 





412 


416 
417 


432 


482 


454 


457 


Presented. 





Referred. 





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472 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
DISPOSITION OF MONEY; v. AccouNTS, 533, 534- 
DISSENTING MINISTERS; v. Accounts, 408, 497. 
DISTILLERIES; v. Accounts, 589 to 606. 
DIVIDENDS; v. Accounts, 137, 260. 

DOMINICA; v. AccouNTS, 490. 
DONAGHADEE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 412. 
DoveR HARBOUR :— . 


278. Annual Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Warden re 
Assistants of Dover Harbour - - - - -,.- 


DROITS OF ADMIRALTY ; 0. Accounts, 7. 
DUNMORE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, 401. 
EARTHEN WARE; v. Accounts, 238. 
East INDIA :— 


279. Resolutions of the Court of Directors, being Warrants of ee 
granting any Salary, Pension, or Gratuity - ’ 











280. Account of Allowances, Compensations, and Superannuations, granted + 
Officers and Servants of the East India Company, since 25 Feb. 1820 
281. Seventeenth Report of the Commissioners of Carnatic Debts (printed 63) 
282. Regulations passed by the Governor General in Council of Bengal, and 
by the Governors in Council of Fort St. George and Bombay 
(printed 94, 145) 
283. Copies of Letters Patent appointing Commissioners for the Affairs of 
India - - - - - - - - - (printed 96) 
284. Account of the Debt due by His Majesty’s Government to the East- 
India Company, on 1st May 1820 A tal@iia} * .-" (a *' ee 
285. Annual Account made up to ist May 1821, of the Amount of the Sale) 
of Goods and Merchandize of the East-India Company in Grea 
Britain - - - - ; ~ - -. (printed 405) 
286. Account of the Annual Revenues and Charges of Bengal, under the 
respective heads thereof, according to the latest Advices, with an 
Estimate of the same for the succeeding year—Several other Ac- 
counts and Estimates relating to the East India Company’s Revenues, 
(printed 422) 
287. Copies or Extracts of Communications received from India, relative to 
the Burning of Females on the Funeral Piles of their Husbands} 
, (printed 505) 
288. Return of the total Expense of the East India Company’s College at 
Haleybury, of Writers sent out to India and China, and the present 
Establishment at the College ee ee oe 
289 - of the total Expense of the Company’s Military Seminary at 
Addiscombe ; of Cadets edueated ; of the present Establishment, and 
Cadets sent out - - - - oe . ~ - - 
290. = of the Number of Assistant Surgeons sent out to India by the 
East India Company for their Military Establishments, in each year, 
since 1814 to 1820; also of Volunteers sent out = - - - - 
291 


= 


- of Pensions, Allowances and Compensations, payable by the 
East India Company.—Of Officers of the Indian Army on the Retired 
List ee See Co Se Ae ee? 
— V. Accounts, 34, 35, 36. 
East Inp1iA Docks :— 
292. Annual Account of Receipts and Disbursements by the 
Company - 2© - -« 
EDINBURGH COLLEGE; v. AccounNTS, 551. 
EDUCATION; v. ACCOUNTS, 402, 411. 
ELECTIONS; v. ACCOUNTS, 147, 392. 
EMIGRANTS:— 
293. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the Relief of American 
Loyalists, for the year 1821 (printed 81) 
294. Ditto--- for the Relief of Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, 
Knights of Malta, &amp;c.  - (printed 140) 
295. Account of Dates and Descriptions of all Communications with His 
Majesty’s Government relative to American Loyalists - (printed 295) 
296. Copy of a Letter from German Lavie, Esquire, to Mr. Lai 


East India Dock 
(printed 197) 


dated 19 March 1816, and Remarks respecting American Loyalists 
(printed 295) 
297. Return of all Persons who are receiving Pensions as Toulonese or ~~ 
y _sican Emigrants; also of Dutch Naval Officers 

EXCHEQUER :— 

_ 298. Returns of all the Establishments in the several Offices in the Ex- 
chequer, for the year 1820 (printed 377,378, jews 

299. Statement of a general description of the Business of the Office of the 
Auditor of the Receipt of Echequer, concerning the Receipt =| 


Issues of Public Money; a general Description of the Business and 
Accompts of the Offices of the Exchequer 


— V. Accounts, 300, 301, 319, 431, 513. 
EXCHEQUER, CouURT OF :— 


300. Return of the number of Writs of Subpcena issued from the Plea Side 
of the Court of Exchequer ee ee x, 


301. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to defray the Salaries =| 


(printed 377, 432) 


the Officers and Expenses of the Court, and Receipt of Exchequer 

for 1821 nt Pee. - (printed 140) 

— V. Accounts, 385, 390, 394, 406, 424, 425, 426. 
EXCHEQUER BILLs:— 

'  go2. Account of all Exchequer Bills issued or authorized to be issued upon 

Aids of 1821 - (printed 24) 


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Ordered. Presented. Referred. 
per Act. 111 _ 
25 
162 
per Act. 232 ree 
393 
415 
504 
per Act. 25 pha 
per Act. 63 ane 
per Act. { 69 1 
103 
per Address. 96 — 
217 ihe = 
per Act. 385 748 
r Act. 4144, - - 
{ 415 
455 481 { 489 
v.ACCOUNTS. 
466 aus bid 
466 ~0 _ 
466 — ie 
466 _ + 
per Act, 1 14 a 
Pon Py 80 390 
Comiend, | 140 | 890 
per Address. 295 “= 
295 295 Any 
488 —_ Tt 
354 
293 377 f toon 
392 
877) 
297 432 =e 
114 114 We 
King’ 
C ings 1 40 390 
24 24 28 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





EXxcHEQUER BILLs—continued. 
303. Estimate of the Sum which will be required to be issued to the Com- 
missioners for the Reduction of the aed Debt in 1821 - - 
of the Sum which may be required to pay Interest on 
Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, and Mint Notes, for 1821 
(printed 140) 


304. 


305. Account of the Total Amount of Exchequer Bills issued 
certain Acts for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries 
of the Amount of Exchequer Bills outstanding, with Interest 
to 31st May.—A like Account for Ireland -- - - ~-( printed 495) 

— V. Accounts, 132, 138, 139, 141, 391, 517.- 
EXCISE: 
307. 


pursuant *} 





306. 


Account of the Duty on Hops, of the growth of the year 1820, 

(printed 75) 

Copy of the Order of the Board of Excise, of 22d July, on the 

subject of Irish Spirits - = © © = (printed ‘124) 
Account of the Soft Soap Duties paid at hag a Bristol, owt 

chester, and London; and of the Duties paid on Hard Soap at Liver- 
pool, and at Runcorn in Cheshire, from July 5, 1819, to July 5, shed 
(printed 104) 


308, 


309. 




















810. of the quantity of Malt paying Duty, from 5 January 1791 to 
5January 1821 - - - - = = = (printed 139, 228) 
311 of the number of Barrels of Ale, Beer and Porter, on which 
the Excise Duty has been paid - - - (printed 175, 222) 
312 of the number of Bushels of Malt made in Great Britain, for 
four years, ending 5 January 1821 - - (printed 189, 228) 
313 of the Produce of Excise Duties for the Town of re pen 
for 1818, 1819, and 1820— = - - - - (printed 236) 
314 of the Duty paid at Hull on Soft Soap.— Ditto paid in London] | 
on Hard Soap; also Duty on Soft Soap for England, and Drawback, 
from 5 July 18:9 to 5 July 1820 - - = - - (printed 218) 
$15 of the Amount of the Duty on Soft Soap 


5th July 1819 to 5th July 1820; several other Accounts of Duties 
and Drawbacks on Soap - - (printed 236) 


316. Account of Allowances on Soft Soap made in England during rok 


ree in Hull anes 
and 1820; also the Amount of Duty on Hard Soap, for one year to 
5 July 1820 2. (printed 295) 
317. Return of all Persons who have belonged to the Excise who receive 
Allowances or Compensations in the nature of Superannuation Al- 
lowances - 2) cee Dati. sane 495)) 
318. Accounts of the quantity of solid Salt, crushed Rock Salt, &amp;c. deli-| 
vered for the British Fisheries —List of Fish curers who have made 
entry to use such Salt, and of Rock Salt delivered (printed 472, 495)! 
319. Account of the Charges of Management, in detail, as paid under trl 


Commissioners of Excise in London and the Country; also for 

Ireland and Scotland - - - - - - = «= = 

320. Account of the Amount of Excise Duties received in the Exchequer on 
5 January 1821, towards discharging £.2,500,000, granted for seo} 

(printed 495) 


— V. Accounts, 355, 383, 388, 403, 405, 417, 505, 524, 536, 538, 547) 
589 to 606. 


Ex OFFicio INFORMATIONS; »v. Accounts, 439, 440. 

EXTENTS IN AID; v. ACCOUNTS, 517, 544, 545. 

FEE FUNDS; v. Accounts, 610. 

FEES; 0. yr lg 8, 45, 384, 394, 406, 424, 425, 429, 432, 471, 478, 
02, 610. 

FINANCE Zeco UNTS, annually classed and printed together in an uniform manner ; 

1 to 5, 220, 269 to 271, 526, 527, 529 to 536. 

FIRE INSURANCES; 0. Accoun7s, 516. 

FISHERIES ; v. Accounts, 305, 318, 330 to 333, 361, 419. 

FLANAGAN, THOMAS; v. Accounts, 418. 

FLAX; v. Accounts, 207, 209, 211, 247. 

FoRDYCE, JOHN, v. Accounts, 562. 

FoREIGN CorPs; v. Accounts, 41. 

FORGERY; v. Accounts, 125, 126, 130, 364, 399- 

FOUR-AND-HALF PER CENT DvuTIES :— 

321. Account of the Total Gross and Net Proceeds of the Four-and-a-Hal 
r Cent Barbadoes and Leeward Island Duties, consigned ol 
ngland ; Several other Returns relating thereto 
— V. Accounts, 7. 
FRANCE :— 


322. Estimate of the Sum applicable to the Public Service, from the : 
pecuniary Indemnity payable by the French Government - 
323. Returns specifying the Claims for the Commercial, Territorial, and 


Funded Property ; of Claims admitted; Balance remaining unpaid, 
and Salaries received - - - (printed 495) 


GAME :— [To be laid before the House forthwith, 477.] 
324. Return of the number of Game Certificates and Duties thereupon for 
1818, 1819 and 1820 (printed 104) 

GAOoLs :— 
325. Returns from all the Gaols, Houses of Correction, or Penitentiaries, in 
England, Wales and Scotland ; of Persons committed, and Prisoners 


confined in 1820 (printed 262)) 
GLOUCESTER ; v. Accounts, 234. 


GOLD and SILVER :— 


326. Account of the Market Prices of Gold and Silver, with the Course of 
Exchange with Hamburgh, Lisbon and Paris, &amp;c. (printed 219) 


(printed 472) 




















Ordered. | Presented. | Referred. a 
AprEnorx. 
King’ 306 
Coccmmnd: 140 { 390 585. 
333 333 358 572 
463 494 - - 572 
23 73 fon — 
24 124 _— a 
64 104 oo _ 
946 
138 P [ 947 
7 { 228 f| ~ | 950 
951 
175 | 951 
oe { e22 fj ~*~ ~ { 952 
182 946 
128 { 228 Rives? 947 
139 235 was _ 
173 218 — — 
197 236 “it one 
; 
269 295 _ | io 
395 494 — — 
f 472 } id _ 
317 11 494 
374 472 _ _- 
462 494 = _ 
1157 
Address. - to 
Pre at 407 407 594 
400 494 onan came 
51 104 - - 943 
King’s rou _ 
. ni V. Gaots. 
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ACCOUNTS, AND PAPERS—continued, 
GOLD and SILVER COINAGE; 2. Accounts, 159 to 163 
Goop Hope, CAPE OF :— wd spoke wn henle 

327 List of the Appointihent of Officers at the Cape of Good Hope anon 
1 March 1819 + - - - e Ale - - shea t 

328. Account of the Total Expense incurred by the Navy and Victualling 
Boards, for conveying and victualling Settlers to the Cape of Gull 
Hope- - + = © = =.=) = _ (printed 81) 

329. Extract of a Letter, dated 1st September 1814, from Sir Joseph Bankes 
to George Harrison, Esquire, recommending the Appointment of‘ 
Botanical Collectors at the Cape of Good Hope - (printed 228){ 

— V. Accounts, 165, 587. | 


GRAIN; v. Accounts, 185 fo 190. 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS; 2. Accounts, 353, 358, 359, 370, 430- 
GREAT GRIMSBY, Port of; v. Accounts, 248. 
HALEYBURY COLLEGE; », Accounts, 288. 
HEMP; v. AccounNTs, 209. 
HERRING FISHERY :— 
330. Annual Report by the Commissioners of the Herring Fishery, 


(printed iin} 
331. Return of all Bounties paid to the Scotch. Herring Fisheries for the 
last Ten Years + “ , Fee srs 








332. of all Grants, other than Bounties, made for the Encourage- | 
ment of the Scctch Herring Fisheries - - - - - - 
333+ Ditto - for the a oa or improving Harbours, Ports or 


Places in Scotland, where Fis 
fourteen years 
— FV. AccounrTs, 361, 419. 


HIDES; v. ACCOUNTS, 209, 225, 241. 
HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 558, 562, 567. 
HIGHWAYS; v. Accounts, 623, 624. 
HILL, CHARLES; v. ACCOUNTS, 339. 
HinDoo Wipows; o. Accounts, 287. 
HOLYHEAD PACKETS :— 
334- Account of the number of Packets shipped at Holyhead on board na 


eres are or have been carried on for 
(printed 228, 243, 287) 


Henrietta Trader ; Several other Papers relative to the Holyhead 
Packets - - -, = 


HOLYHEAD RoaD:— 
335. General Statement of the Income and Expenditure of the Shrewsbury 
and Bangor Ferry Road, between 1st February 1820 and 1st Fe 
bruary 1821; and Report of Mr. W. A. Powis, 11 March 1821 f 
' (printed 196) 
336. Copy of Mr. Telford’s Report, dated May 21st 1821, to the Com- 
missioners - - * - re - ~ - (printed 386) 
337. Estimate of the Sum wanted to enable the Commissioners to com ‘el 


(printed 458) 


sundry Improvements voted in the Estimate for Holyhead Road for 


# 1820 eo tee SE  Oprinted’ 432) 
OPS :— ‘ 


338. Account of the Total Number of Acres of Land in Great Britain under) 
the Cultivation of Hops - . + = = = (printed 139, 336)f 

— V. Accounts 307. . 

HORSES; v. ACCOUNTS, 514, 543. 

House oF INDusTRY; v- Accounts, 407, 416. 

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT; v. Accounts, 174 to 178, 481 to 484. 

House Tax; »v. Accounts, 519. 

ILCHESTER GAOL :— . 
339. Copy of Warrant for the committal of Charles Hill to Ilchester Gaol 





(printed 279) 
340. of the Report made to the Somerset Quarter Sessions relatiye to) 
the condition of the Gaol - - ° . a wh ody 4 


[Order for this Report discharged, 459.] 
INSOLVENT DEBTORS CouRT :— ; 
341. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in the year 1821, for paying} 
the Salaries of the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court, 
IONIAN ISLANDS; v. Accounts, 26, 172. g 
JOURNALS :— 
342. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the ot 


for printing Acts of Parliament for the two Houses of Parliament, 
and Papers and Accounts for the House of Lords, for 1821, 








(printed’81) 
343. of the Expense that may be incurred in the year 1821, for 
printing the 76th Volume of Journals - - - (printed 81) 
344. ——— Ditto - of printing the Votes during the present Session } 
to (printed 81) 
345. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted’ to. defray the Expense of 
printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, by order of the House - 
346. Account of the Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of Grant 
{ of 1820, for re-printing Journals. and Reports eof @t8 2 asun 
347- Estimate of the Expense that may be incurred for re-printing Journals 
and Reportsin1821 - - - - - = (printed 81)) | 
348. Account of the Sum that will be wanted for the Deficiency of the Grant) 
of 1820, to defray the Expense of ‘printing Bills Reports and. other} 
Papers by order of the House ~ = = «= (printed 140)} | 
349. Ditto - for printing Acts for the two Houses of Parliament, 
&amp;c. - - - - ‘te ote 2 -  (printed'1 40) 
- 350. Account of the Sum that-will be wanted for Deficiency of Grant of 
1820, for printing the 75th Volumie-of Journals - (printed 444) 
Vot..76. Sess. 1821. 





7 


"Ordered. ° 


_— 


per Address. 


King’s 
Commend, 


228 


per Act. 


139 


436 


per Act. 


877 


King’s 
Command. 


86 


4 


274 


422. 


_ ‘King’s » 


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“(printed 444)) 


King’s 


Command. 
King’s 
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King’s 


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King’ s 
Command. 


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King’s 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


IRELAND :— 
351. Account of the amount of all Sums of Money paid into the cet 


INDEX fo the SEVENTY-sIXTH VOLUME. 





Rainn 





(1821. 








Fruit Fund of Ireland; several other Returns relating to B pocy 
‘setical Digniti ey oats DIME Boo sted x44 
siastica Diet ics te Be hal (print ) 
of the several Offices in the department of the Customs of 
Ireland, directed to be abolished or regulated by Act 47 Geo. III, 
C12 - - - - - . - - (printed 106) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 104.] 
353. Accounts of all Sums presented to be raised off the City of Dublin, 
by the different Term Grand Juries, from 1807 to 1st January 1821; 
and of proportions payable by each Parish - (printed 310, 336) 





353. 


[To be laid before the House forthwith, 274.) 

354- Several other Accounts relating to the Paving and Lighting Tax 
the Pipe Water Tax; the Watch Tax; the 
Foundling Hospital Tax; the Card Tax; the Anna Liffey Tax 
(Dublin) - - - © = = = = (printed 274) 


355- Copies of Information under which a Warrant was obtained for enter- 
ing and searching the house of Wybrants Olphert, Esquire, a Magis- 
trate of the County of Donegal - - - (printed 123, 2 
[Order read ; and further Return to be made forthwith, 164. Order discharged and another 
Order made, 166.]} 
356. Account of all Irish Treasury Bills issued and charged upon Aids, 1821, 


(printed 24) 


cellor of the Exchequer, from the departments of Customs, Excise 
or Stamps, respecting the supply of Stationery, (printed 141, 155) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 131. Order for printing these Papers * discharged ; 
certain parts to be printed, 164.] 
Returns of all Sums presented in each of the last ten years by the 
Grand Juries of Limerick - - - - ° ~ ° - 


357- Copies of all Communications made to the Irish Government or Exc} 


358. 





359- of the appointment of the late Treasurer——Accounts made out 
between the Grand Jury and the late City Treasurer; and of Sums 
advanced during the last ten years - - - (printed 141) 

360. Account of all Sums paid to the Patentee for Stationary supplied to 


the Public Offices in Ireland - = = (printed 126, 141) 
First Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries for 1819, 
(printed 71) 


361. 


362. 
and of Sums expended in ten years endin 


ist January 1821, on 
Buildings for the service of the Protestant 


harter Schools, &amp;c. - 
(printed 176) 
363. 


Accounts of all Parliamentary Grants recommended 

(printed 1 33) 
364. ; 
of Forgery, or of uttering forged Notes of the Bank of Ireland, 


inted 1 
[Order for this Account discharged, and another Account ordered, 97.] (prt 55) 


Account of the gross and net Revenue of Ireland in the years 1790, 

1800, 1810, and 1820 - . - - - - (printed 290) 
of the Imports and Exports of Ireland, in the years 1790, 
1800, 1810, and 1 (printed 290) 


365. 
366. 





Oo- - - = - 


367. 
368. 
369. 
370. 


from Ireland, in 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820 - - ° e “ 
Account of Vessels, with their tonnage, which were built and registered, 
Dito- - - - = + =* + = (printed 290) 


counts in Ireland - - - - - - 
Accounts of Presentments made by the Grand Juries of the several 
Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, in 1820 - - - - - - 
Returns from the Clerks of the Crown and Clerks of the Peace of the 
several Counties, &amp;c. in Ireland, of the number of Persons committed 
to the different Gaols thereof for Trial in 1820 
Account of Civil Bills entered for Trial in the Assistant Barristers 
Court of Ireland, &amp;e.- - = = - - = (printed 349) 
of all Sums of Money paid out of incidents or otherwise of the 
Post Office Dublin - - - - - - (printed 176) 


of the Quantities of Pig Iron, Organzine Silk, Foreign 
Sheep’s Wool, Cotton Wool; Cotton Twist and Woollen Yarn 
imported into Ireland, in the year ending 5th January 1821 - - 
of Cotton, Silk, Woollen, Iron Goods and Glass exported from 
Ireland, in each of the last five years ending 5th January 1821, 
(printed 356) 


371. 


37 2 





373- 





374- 





375: 





of all Sums paid in res 
sale of Stamps to the Dublin distributers - - - 


376. 


377: 
any Council, respecting the right of the Patentee to supply the same 
with Stationery - - - - - «- - 


Account of Warrants which have 
Treasurer of Ireland, from 6th January 1820 to 5th January 1821 - 
Accounts of the increase and diminution in the number of Persons 


(printed 225) 
378. 


379- 


for the year ended 5th January 1821 - - - (printed 176) 


Return of the gross amount of the Salaries and Emoluments enjoyed 


380. 
by Gaolers, &amp;c. in Dublin - - - - - (printed 266) 


381. - 





of the Sums paid quarterly in Dublin for publishing Procla- 
January 1818 and ending 5th April 1820, 
(printed 310) 


mations, commencing 5th 





ide Street Tax ; =} 


Account of all Salaries, Pensions and Allowances payable in each ra 


yy the Irish 
Commissioners of Inquiry, &amp;c.; and of existing annual Emoluments 


Returns of the number of Persons who have been convicted in red 


Accounts of Shipping entered inwards and cleared outwards into a 


Ninth annual Report of the Commissioners for auditing Public “ 


mama ve 


t of Salary or per centage on mt 


Copy of the case laid by the Post Office of Ireland, in 1815, ancl 


passed through the office of at 


and their Salaries, in all Public Offices and Departments in lcland | 


} 
; 


17 


17 


23 


24 


35 


88 


92 


115 


115 





Presented. 


Referred 





141 
106 


310 
336 


243 


111 
265 


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141 


120 
141 


63 
176 
133 


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1821:] INDEX to the Sueventy-sixtH VoLume. 














ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued.' 
IRELAND—continued. 


382. Report of the Inspector General of Prisons inIreland - + = - 
ao to be Printed, 520.) * AS 
383. of the whole: Expenses incurred by the Excise Board in Ire- 
land, from Spring Assizes 1814 to Spring Assizes 1821, in defending 
Prosecutions - - : - - _ - _ (printed 336) 
384. Account of the Salaries, Fees and Disbursements, and net Income of 
the Chief Baron and other Barons of the Court of Exchequer in 
Ireland - = = * = «+ = (printed 296) 
385. Copy of Letter from Mr. Peel to T. and W. Kemmis, Esquires, vasa 
Solicitors, dated 19th November 1812; Grant unto Abraham Bradley 
and Abraham Bradley King to the Office of King’s Stationer ; and [ 
Cases and Opinions - - - ~-= = «= (printed 228)? 
386. Copies of Letters from Mr. Grant to the Treasury, with Minutes of 





the Treasury therefrom upon matters connected with the Collection 

of the Revenues - - - - - - - (printed 253) 
387. Return of the Establishment of the Office of the Commissioners of 

Accounts in Ireland, for 1820 - - - - (printed ion 


Ports of Ireland, and of the Establishment-and Salaries of Officers ; 

also from the Departments of Excise and Assessed Taxes, and of 

Stamp Duties - - - - - = = (printed 430) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 325.] 


389. Account of all Schedules of Customs, Tolls and Duties under Av) 
57 Geo. Ill, c.108 + - - = Dipl) adel ot 


390. Copy of Communication, dated 29th November 1820, addressed to 
Mr. Grant by the Barons of the Court of Exchequer, (printed 264) 


391. Account of the gross Sums advanced by the Commissioners ibe. 


388. Account of the Amount of Duties of Customs collected in the = 


for the relief of the Trade and Manufactures of Ireland, &amp;c. 


(printed 290) 
[Order for printing, discharged ; Account withdrawn, and another Account ordered, 
presented, and to be printed, 320.] 


392. Return of Patents of Sheriffs and Commissioners of Peace, and of 


Elections for temporal Peers for Ireland - = (printed 310) 
393- Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 
(printed 272) 


sarging Fees; of Causes set down for hearing; and of Sheriffs Pa- 
tents and Affidavits - - s © = = (printed 430) 


395. Accounts of the Duties on Wine imported into Ireland ; also on = 


394- Com of the Order made by the Court of Exchequer of Ireland al 
c 


Sugar, Rum, Brandy and Foreign Spirits, Malt, Tobacco, and Home 
made Spirits, in each year, commencing with 1810 and ending with 
5th January 1821 - 2+ -© = = = (printed 405) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 325.] 
396. Copy of the Appointment of R. Meade, late Distributor of Stamps 
for Limerick - 2 © = = 2 = | (printed 349) 
397- Copies of Correspondence which has taken place relative to the pro- 
posed advance of £. 500,000 by the Bank of Ireland, (printed 294) 


398. Proposal of the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland, for 
advancing £.500,000 - = - = = = = «= «= 
399. Return of the number of Persons who have been convicted in Ireland 


of uttering Forged Notes - - = -. = (printed 336) 
400. Account of the Revenues of Ireland, for the quarter ending 5th April 
1820 to 5th April 1821 - + - (printed 334) 


401. Report of Mr. Thomas Telford, dated 10th February 1821; and also 

Report of Mr. Nimmo, relative to Dunmore Harbour, (printed 330) 

402. Copy of Eighth Report of the Commissioners of Education in Ire- 

land-- - 2 | = 2 © © = (printed.36) 

403. Copy of Report made to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, by 
Officers appointed to superintend Experiments in Distillation, \ 

(printed 357) 

404. Account of the amount of the Produce of all Seizures made by the 
Officers and Men engaged in the Preventive Service in Ireland ‘I 

405. Aecounts of the Gross and Net Revenue of Ireland in 1804, 1808, 1812 
and 1816 respectively, under the heads of Customs, Excise, Taxes, 

Stamps and IJ’ostage, and of deductions on account of incidents — - 

406. Copy of the Appointment of the Marshal of the Court of Exchequer 

in [reland; and Return of Fees - - - - (printed 430) 

407. Estimates of the Expense of the Protestant Charter Schools; the 
Foundling Hospital; the House of Industry ; the Richmond Late} 

Asylum ; and several other Public Institutions in Ireland; (printed 367) 

408. Estimate of the Expense of building Churches and Glebe Houses ; the) 

Linen Manufacture; of an allowance to the Chairman of Inland 
Navigation ; and several other Miscellaneous Services, (printed 367) f 

409. Statement of the Totals of the Estimates for Charitable Institutions, and 
several other Miscellaneous Services in Ireland, for 1821, (printed 367 i} 

410. ——-—— of the Grants voted by Parliament on account of Charitable 

Institutions, &amp;c. in 1818, 1819 and 1820 - = (printed 367) 

411. Account of the Funds and Revenues of all Schools on Public or 

Charitable Foundations in Ireland - =) = (printed 371) 

412. Estimates of the Expense of Works carrying on at the Harbours of | 
Donaghadee and Port Patrick + - - = (printed 37 sf 

413. Account of all Proclamations issued by virtue of Acts 54 Geo. III, c. 131, 

55 Geo. III, c. 13, and 57 Geo. III, c.22,for1820 - - - 

414. Reports of the Inspector General of Prisons in Ireland, for 1815 and 1819 
[Abstracts to be Printed, 424.] 

415. Account of the Particulars of £.10,000 voted for printing Proclama- 

tions, &amp;c. inIreland - - - - - = (printed 488) 





Ordered. 


per Act. 


208 


210 


per Address, 


254 


234 


236 


264 


265 


265 


272 





VoL. 76,——Sess. 1821. 


Presented. 





253 


per Address. 


274 





430 


349 
294 


3°7 
336 
333 
330 
336 
354 


410 
410 
430 


367 


367 
367 
367 
371 


375 


978 


378 


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INDEX fo the Seventy-s1xkTH VOLUME. 





[181 


























————_— 1 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. Tt Prevented | elerbea:” rAGy Y. 
IRELAND—continued. ArpEnpyx. 
416. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Charles Grant to the Commissioners of the } gory 1 
ieee of Industry, &amp;c. - - - - - - (printed 395) 395 395 ; 257 
417. of the Report made to the Commissioners of Excise by the} 
Officers appointed to soperinantl experiments on Distillation “h 405 409 ais ae 
Carrickfergus en - = = = (printed 418) F 
418. Papers relative to the Conviction of Thomas Flannagan at the Saat on itbien 421 asl +2 
at Sligo oe 2) = 2 6 ee =” (printed 421) 
419. Second Report of the Commissioners of the Irish Fisheries (printed 430) | | per Act. - 430 — _— 
420. Copy of a Letter from the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exche- 
quer, dated 5 June 1821, addressed to William Gregory, mapped, 432 ‘432 — — 
upon the subject of the Ninth Report on Courts of Justice - - 
(printed 432) 
421. Return of the Particulars of £. 21,600 Irish Peery, required for the 4 498 ad = 
Linen Board for1821 &lt;« - - - - (printed 498) 33 
422. of Offices held by William Marrable, Inspector General, and 468 mh ee 
Thomas Wetherell, and others, &amp;c. - - - (printed ”468) 433 
423. of all Sums advanced by the Government to the Directors of 433 asd — ff — 
the Public Coal Yards of Dublinand Cork - - - «| = 
424. Account of Fees and Emoluments received by the Usher of the’Court 473 
of Exchequer ; Chamber Orders and CBarges exhibited against John 437 { 503 8 mar) 
Pollock, Esquire - - - = - = (printed 478) Met 
[Further Return to be made forthwith, 503.] 
425. Certificate of the Proportions in which the Fee of 15. 5d. was divided | ited: a 
amongst the Barons, &amp;c.; mode of swearing Sheriffs, Equity 438 441 
Causes, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - (printed 44i)) { 
426. Account of the Number of Exemplifications of Records entered in the 
Seal Books of His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Ireland as having 452 452 ones ~~ 
passed the Seal of that eats $ re nue of Writs in the 
Secondary’s Office - - (printed, 452)- 
427. Accounts of the Imports and Exports of Ireland, aad the your ending ‘ 460 aes -_ 
5 January 1821 - - - st 45 
428. Copies of all Letters addressed by the Irish ER, to the Judges 
of the Courts of Equity and Law, on transmitting the Reports oh 478 593 Wie _ 
Commissioners of Courts of Justice - - - (printed 503) 
429. Account of the Salaries, Fees and Emoluments of the Clerks of the) 492 — — as 
Crown in Ireland - - . nee = ~ m 
430. Account of all Grand Jury Presentments made in Ireland during the 492 _ — — 
last Seven Years - - . - - - . - - *} 
431. Comparative Statements of the Receiver General’s payments into the 916 
Exchequer in Ireland, in the quarter and half year, ending 5 Just 504 504 at { 917 
1820and 5 July 1821 - = - - - - = (printed 504) 
432. Copy of the List of Fees : pone by the eathanity of the. House of = aos 
Lords of lreland - (printed 108) 498 498 
— V. Accounts, 155, 181, me 200, 206, 211, 212, 218,219, 220, 227, 
244, 247, 250,251, 252,254 to 258, 263 to 267, 269 to 271, 275 t0 277, 
304, 306, 308, 319, 499, 594, 600, 602, 606.— Relating to the Army, 
16, 17, 18, &amp;e. 
TRON; v. AccouNTS, 215, 374, 375: 
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL; v. AccouNTs, 7, 105. 
JUSTICE, COURTS OF :— 
433+ Copies of date of Appointment of Commissions for examining English ' 
Courts of Justice; of Sums granted for remuneration ;-and measures \ 1 per Address, 184 wrt — 
of Improvement adopted i in consequence of these Reports (printed 184) 
— V. Accounts, 143, 144, 148, 149, 300, 353, 372, 393, 394, 420, 424, 
425, 426, 428, 434, 435, 438, 454, §02, 571. 
KILMAINHAM HOSPITAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 50, 51, 75- 
Kine’s BENCH :— : 
434. Account of all Fines imposed upon Offenders by the Court of King’s add nih 
Bench; from Hilary Term 1818 to 1821 - - (printed 120, 139) 87 { 139 _ 
435- Return of the number of Special Cases on the Civil and Criminal sides . ag 
of His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench - - (printed 460) mes 460 = 
LANCASTER County ROLLS :— R ne den aaeer'gs ‘ 
436. Account of ateney’ neon by’ Gounty olls of the County of La- ales 
caster - - - - (printed 166) 86 166 chine 
LAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, ai 541, 546. 
LAND Tax :— 
437- Statement of Expenses incurred under Acts for the Redemption of the ae 
Land Tax - - - - - - - - - } per Act. 437 opp, 
— V. ACCOUNTS, 522, 540. 
Law CHARGES :— 
438. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the Ex- Ki 
pense of Law Charges for the year 1821 - -. - ( aeted 81) Commend, 80 ggo ff} = 58l 
Law PROCEEDINGS; v. Accounts, 163, 301, 372, 438, 524, 539, 633- 
LEEWARD ISLANDS; 0. Accounts, 173, 321. 
LIBEL :— 
439. Return of Individuals prosecuted for Political Libel and Seditious 1208 
Conduct in England and Scotland since:1807 - 04 286 {| - - 1209 
440. of Ex-Officio Informations Ditto = -- - (printed 286) t 
— VP. Accounts, 145. 
Licut Houses; ov. Accounts, 552. 
Limerick CITY; v. Accounts, 358, 359. 1 
LINEN; 0, Accounts, 247, 458, 421. 
LINEN BoarD; 0. Accounts 421, 458. 













































. 


1824. ] IN DEX ¢éo the SEVENTY-SI1XTH VOLUME. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
LiTuRGY :— 


441. Papers relating to the Liturgy of the Church of England, prepared in 
pursuance of Addresses - - - = = a "printed 20) f | Per Address. 12 - - 1238 

' LiverPooL Docks :— 
442. Account of the Receipt and Disbursements of the Dock and Light 
Duties at Liverpool - - - + = = (printed 297) per Act. 290 _— _ 


LONDON, CORPORATION OF :— 
443. Account of Sums that have been declared by the Chamberlain of ici 12 5} sad 1216 








| PACE 
of 
AppEnprx, 










































































Ordered. Presented. Referred. 








don, to be Surplusses of the Orphans’ Fund.——Of Payments made in 
the Chamberlain’s Office ; also, of the Duties on Wines (printed 163) 
444. Annual Accounts of Monies received and paid by the Chamberlain 
of London, the produce of the Orphans’ Fund, &amp;c. for improving 
the Navigation of the Thames, &amp;c.; lighting Blackfriar’s Bridge, &amp;c. 
445. Account of the Sum of £.20,000, which by Act 50 Geo. III, the Cor- 
poration of London were authorized to raise for the repair and 
sustentation of Blackfriar’s Bridge on the Orphans’ Fund ; other 163 192 - - 1217 
Accounts relating to the Rents and Toll of Blackfriar’s Bridge 
(printed 192) 
446. Copies of any Bond or Bonds given by Receiver of Duties on ny | 


1112 
per Act. 155 - + { to 


and Culm, or Wines imported into the Port of London as Security 
(printed 220) 
447. Accounts of Wharfs belonging to the Corporation of the City of Lon-) 
don - - - = = = - (printed 23,4) J 189 234 sg - 
LonpDON Dock ComPANY :— 
448. Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the London Dock Com- 
pany 5 and Report of the Directors relative to the progress of the! | per Act. 200 ca =~ 
orks 7. +e e = 5S ls : - (printed 200) | 
LoRD CHAMBERLAIN’S DEPARTMENT; v. AccouNTs, 481, 611, 612. 
Lorps, House OF; v. Accounts, 482 to 484. 
LOTTERY PRIZES; v. Accounts, 137, 260. 
LUNATICS ; v. Accounts, 196. 
LYME REGIs :— 
449. Copy of the authority under which £. 4,119, was expended for Repairs 
of the Cobb at Lyme Regis -  s - = (printed 274) 
Mac ADAM; v. Accounts 624. 
MALT; v. AccouNTS, 310, 312, 395; 557- 
MALTA :— 
450. Return of Knights and Canonesses of the Order of Malta, who receive 
Pensions from this Country - - « &lt; printed 102) per Address, 102 — — 
MARGATE HARBOUR :— ; 
451. Annual Account of the Margate Pier and Harbour Company 
(printed 462)f | ?* 4% 444 ” ~ 


168 220 _ _ 


182 272 — — 


MARINES; v. Accounts, 463, 468, 470. 
MAURITIUS; v. Accounts 169, 170, 586. 
MARYLEBONE NEW STREET :— 
452. Estimate of the Sum wanted for completing the measure authorized b King’ 
Act 53 Geo. III, c. 121, for making the said Street — (printed aan Nano 214 39° 589 
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT; vo. Accounts, 176 to 178. 
MENAI BRIDGE :-— 
453 Account of Sums expended in erecting a Bridge over the Straits of A 
Menai - © - a . ‘i + g (printed 386){ | per Act. 
MIDDLESEX CouNnTY CouRT :— 
454. Account of the Number of Causes tried for the last Ten Years in va 





County Court of Middlesex :—Several other Papers relative to Fees 
paid, and Balanceinhand - - - - = (printed 488) 
— V. Accounts, 502, 540. 
MILITARY ASYLUM; v. AccouNTS, 42. 
MiviTaRy CANAL :— 


455- Account of Rates and Tolls, and Receipts of Money, for the year 
ending 31st December 1820 - - - ~ (printed 462) per Act. 444 - - 1210 


MILITARY COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 49, 73- 
MILITIA; v. Accounts, 26, 44, 62, 92, 93, 117. 
MINT; v. Accounts, 159 to 163. 

MinT NOTES; v. AccounrTs, 324. 

Museum :— 








456. Accounts of the Income and Expenditure of the British Museum.—O 
Estimated Charges and Expenses, and of Persons admitted to a View 276 276 302 590 
ue (printed 276) 
457- of applications for the purpose of being admitted to.inspect) } 
the Minerals, and the Collection of Medals and Coins, &amp;c. ; of Annual }. 82 103 oF 591 
Salaries ; and of Monies paid to Officers - - (printed 103) 
NATIONAL DEBT; v. ACCOUNTS, 137, 140, 250 to 277, 303. 
NavAL ASYLUM; v. Accounts, 469. 
NAVAL COLLEGE; v. Accounts, 466, 
Navy :— yn 
458. Estimate of the Ordinary of the Navy for 1821, and Estimate of Half 
Pay - - - ° &lt; v7 - - - (printed 79) 20 — 79 306 523 
459- of the Charge of what may be necessary for the Buildings 
and Repairs of Ships of War - P - - - (printed 79) se 79 306 523 
460. ——_—— of the probable Expense of the Transport Service for 1821 
° (printed 79)f | 20 | 79 | 306 | 528 
61. ———— Ditto - - for the P. f hire of Transports, 
4 i or the Payment of the hire ° ra i} 90 Ye 306 523 
462. —— of the Debt of His Majesty’s Navy, to 31st December 1820 20 ieee =i 





463. Estimate r ting the 22 Seamen and Marines voted for the 
sort ea Race pepncimas te payee eet per Adéren.| 79 306 || 525 

















. 76.——Sess.1821. 


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eEeGqaa=—— 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Nav y—continued. 
464. Account of all Naval Old Stores sold by or under the authority of the 
Navy Board; by private contract, in the years 1815, 1816, 1817, 
1818, 1819, and 1820 Aes (printed 127) 
. Returns of Pensions, Compensations, and Allowances, . granted. 4 


6 
= Commissioners, Secretaries, Clerks, &amp;c, formerly employed in the Civil 
Department of the Navy; of the Expenditure, under distinct heads, 
f be Sum of £.8,000 charged for Disbursements (printed 176, 256) 
466. Returns, in detail, of £. 4,000 charged in ‘the Navy Estimates for 
Contingencies ; also, of the Number of Scholars educated at el 
Royal Naval College (printed 176) 


Returns of the Numbers and Expense.of Séamen of the abe Navy 
ling; of Cruizers 


“4 6 . 
ty employed on shore for the Preventiop of Stauggl 
of the Salaries and Expenses of the Water Guard ; and of the Value 
of Seizures made by the Land and Water Gaard employed for thie 
Prevention of Smuggling 


. (printed 334, 392) 
468. Return of the += Marines ; Officers of the Royal Marines; Officers 
on Half Pay; First Commissions appointed in the Royal Marines ; 
Officers who have been brought front Half Pay to Full Pay; Pro- 
motions; and distribution of the Royal Marines - (printed 369) 
Estimate of the Expenses of the Establishment of the Royal Naval 
Asylum 2 03) = = (printed 397) 
Return of all Insane Nayal and Marine Officers admitted from 1690 
to 1821, at Bethlem and Hoxton - 

=) 


469. 


470. 


Statement of the Produce of Fees paid on Naval Prize Accounts, 
1 July 1819 to 30 June 1821, per Act 54 Geo. ILI, ¢. 93 
— V. Accounts, 7, 8, 98, 327. 
NEGROES; v. Accounts, 576 to 588. 
New BRUNSWICK; v. ACCOUNTS, 490. 
NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, 490. 
New SoutuH WALES :— . 
472. Return of Land above 100 Acres granted to any Individual in New 
South Wales; and of Marriages, Births, and Deaths (printed 154) 
— V. Accounts, 168, 181, 490, 491. 
NEWSPAPERS : 
473- Account of all the Weekly Newspapers published in the Metropolis on 
Saturdays and Sundays, and of the Revenue arising therefrom for 
the last twenty years. - (printed 287, 392) 
[Order for this Account discharged, and other Orders made, 226.) 


474. Return of the several Sums paid to the different Newspapers in ves 


471. 


Britain for Proclamations, Advertisements, &amp;c. 
New STREET; v. ACCOUNTS, 452. 
NorwWAY; v. ACCOUNTS, 214, 216 to 218, 223. 
Nova SCOTIA; v. Accounts, 490. 
OFFICES, PUBLIC :— 


475- Account of all Offices in Great Britain arid Ireland, of which the Salaries, 
Emoluments, and Allowances, amounting to £.200 per atinum, cect 


been increased since 1793.—Of all Offices to which Houses have 
been attached since that period - (printed 495) 
5. Accounts of the increase and diminution in the Number of Persons 
employed in all Public Offices or Departments, or in their Salaries, 
for the year ending ist January 1821 
. Return of all Persons in the Civil, Military, and Naval Establishments 
of Great Britain and Ireland, who hold two or more Commissions, &amp;c. 
(printed 409) 
478. Return of all Fees received at the several regulated Public Offices ‘tel 


Exchequer excepted) in the year ending 5 January 1821; of the 


Total Amount of Fees received in the Exchequer - (printed 372) 
479. Account of all Clerks and others, admitted to any Civil Office in the 
United Kingdom, since 1 January 1816; similar Account of Cris 


whose services have been discontinued, &amp;c. 
— V. Accounts, 379. 
OPHTHALMIC ESTABLISHMENT; v. Accounts, 86. 
ORDNANCE; 0. ACCOUNTS, 23, 27, 28, 46, 48, 54 to 56, 60, 61, 63, 65, 70, 80 
to 82, 97 to gg, 106, 107, 109. 
ORPHANS’ FUND; 0. Accounts, 443 to 446. 
OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES :— 
480. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted in the 


the Salaries o- Allowances granted to certain 
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge 


PARGUINOTES; v. Accounts, 620. 
PARLIAMENT :— 
481. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to pay the Expenses in the 
rimming» of the Lord Chamberlain, for Fittings and Furniture for 
the two Houses of Parliament, from 5 April 1820 to 5 January 
1822 ef-s (printed 81) 
of the Sum which may be waited to defray the Salaries onl 


- (printed 495) 


ee 1821, to pay 
rofessors it eh 
(printed 444) 


. = - = - cad - cod 


482. 





Aliegancep to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Comftions$ 
or 1821 


=i) ee (printed 81) 
483. — Ditto, - - - to defray the Expeh the Houses of Lords 
and Commons, for 1821 - 


(printed 81) 


‘ 
- - = = ~ 





ses of 


— — 


mons, and Public Offices in Englarid;andiof the Amount of the 
value of Stationery delivered to the Houses of Lords and Commins, 


(printed 139, 154) 


.484. Return of the Expense of Prati fe the Houses of Lords und a | 


— V. Accounts, 174 to 178. 





300 


King’s 
Command. 


406 


per Act. 


per Address. 


16 


488 


83 
per Act. 
287 


243 


240 


King’s 
Command. 


ing’s 
court's d. 








- piadiakd 4 


TT 


494 


197 


401 


371 


493 


444 








Refetred. 





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ApPpEnpix. 


1207 


945 


581 


581 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. | Referred. FAGE | 
PAYMASTERS GENERAL; 0. ACCOUNTS, 75. soe 
PENINSULA; v. Accounts, 6. 

PENITENTIARY House :— 
485. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for defraying the Expense of King’s | 
the building of a Penitentiary House at Milbank, for 1821 (printed 81) Command. “ $99 - 
486. Ditto - - - of the Establishment of Ditto - - (printed 140) —. 140 390 585 
487. Annual Report of Rules and Regulations - = (printed 169) per Act. 169 ms fic 
PENSIONS :— 
488. Account of all Pensions, Allowances and Compensations granted under 226 493 ads sie 
Act 50 Geo. III, c. 117 - = = =.=. (printed 495) 
— V. Accounts, 13, 27, 28, 43, 48, 53, 54. 735 «vy to 178, 236, 246; 
279, 280, 362, 450, 465, 509, 555, 556, 568, 608. 
PILOTAGE; v. Accounts, 621, 622. 
PLANTATIONS :— n q pe . . 
’ 489. Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted to defray the amount ' 
of Bills drawn, or to be drawn, from New South Wales, for gar , Pn adh 80 390 582 
(printed 81). 
490. Estimates of the charge of ag the Civil Establishments of Sierra 586 
Leone, New South Wales, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Paani | 140 390 to 
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Upper Canada, Dominica, and the ae | 588 
Bahama Islands, for 1821 - - - - - (printed 140) 
PoLicE OFFICES :— 
491. Return of the Establishment of the several Police Offices, on 5 January 433 402 oa 1222 , 
1821 - - - - - - - - - (printed 492) o 
Poor :— 
492. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish or Township a 
in England and Wales, to prepare an account of Money assessed and 23 7 = 
levied for the Relief of the Poor, in the year ending 25 March 1820 
[Returns not yet made, to be made forthwith, 274.] 
493. Clerk to lene age and lay before the House, a List of Parishes and 
Places which have not made a Return in pursuance of the order | 332 336 Ol og 
the House of 5 July 1820, and 1 February and 17 April 1821 - - 
494. Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of every Parish or Township} 
in England and Wales, to prepare an Account of Money levied on 4%6 ai wo a 
25th March 1821, for maintaining the Poor - - ~ ~ y 5 
[Order for this Account discharged, and another made, 495. Clerk to cause a proper Abstract 
te be made, 495.] 
— V. Accounts, 150, 627. 
Poor RATES; v. Accounts, 492 to 494. 
PorT PATRICK HARBOUR; v. AccounTs, 412. 
PORTUGAL; v. ACCOUNTS, 251, 252, 576, 582. 
PosT OFFICE :— ; 
495- Copies of all Memorials or Correspondence between the Lérds of the 
Treasury and the Postmasters General, and, other Papers relative to| } 53 397 Lig — 
the Extra Post, and the proposed agreement or contract offered to be $ 
taken by Mr. Burgess - - .- (Extracts to be printed 401): 
496. Return of the number of Post Office Packet Boats, at the Harwich and 392 422 — -— 
Dover stations - - - - - ~ - (printed 422) ' 
— V. AccounTs, 134, 373, 405) 526, 527, 536, 561. 
Post OFFICE PACKETS; v. Accounts, 496. 
PREVENTIVE SERVICE; v. Accounts, 240, 404, 467. 
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND; 0. AccouNTS, 490. 
PRINTING, STATIONERY, &amp;c. v. Accounts, 484. 
Privy CounciL OFFICE; v. Accounts, 610 to 614. 
PROMISSORY NOTES; v. AccounTs, 523. 
PROTESTANT DISSENTING MINISTERS :— 
497- Estimate of the Sum which may be required, in the year 1821, for et 
paying the usual Allowances to Protestant Dissenting Ministers ah P nate. ad 444 463 599 
ngland, &amp;c. ej =e | «. # - - (printed 444) ' 
PRIVILEGES; v. ACCOUNTS, 147. 
PROCLAMATIONS ; v. ACCOUNTS, 371, 413, 415, 474- 
PUBLIC ot meg 6 i BAP merrier We , 
498. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for defraying the Expense o King’s 580 
works and repairs of Public Buildings, for 1821 - (printed 81)f | Command. 80 39° 
PuBLic OFFICES; 0. Accounts, 379, 475.to 4 7. 
PuBLIc RECORDS; v. Accounts, 503. 
PuB.ic WorKS AND FISHERIES; v. ACCOUNTS, 305, 391. 
QUARANTINE :— 354 
499. Return of the Establishment of Quarantine in England, Scotland, and 424 | 1929 
Irelaud, stating the name of each Person employed receiving £. co 293 436 (th 
per annum or upwards - - = (printed 377, 429, 436, 495) 494 | 
— V., Accounts, 541. 
QUEEN :— 
500. Account of the several Sums issued for the use of her Majesty since 66 66 { 66 | 573 
the accession of her Majesty a et ow auc.? odd sit } v. Queen. 
RAMSGATE HARBOUR :— - 
501. Annual Account of the Commissioners, from 24 June i8i9 to 24 June ply Se 310 bon a 
1820 - - = = = = - - + (printed 332) 
RAPE SEED; 0. Accounts, 205. 
RECOGNIZANCES :— eS 
. §02. Returns of Fees paid to the Clerk of the Peace, or other Officers in 
Middlesex; several other Returns relating to Fees on Reognt 286 393 — on 
zances, &amp;c. - ~ . - . ~ 4 - (printed 393) , 
VoL. 76. 


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[1se1. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
RECORDS :— 


503. 


Account of the Receipts of Money, being the produce of the sales a 
Books published under authority of the Record Commission - = - 


REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE :— 


504. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for the support of the 
Institution called “ The Refage for the Destitute,” for 1821, 
(printed 140) 

REVENUE :— ; 
. Abstract of the net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain and 
Ireland, in the years ending 5 January 1820, and 5 January 1821, 
(printed 8) 

506. Account of arrears of Assessed Taxes due and not collected, within me 
Cities of London and Westminster, on 1st January 1821 (printed 175) 

[Order for this Account discharged, and another Account ordered, 9%. To be laid before the ; 
’ House forthwith, 159.) 

507. of the deficiency of the Consolidated Fund, on 5th January 
1821 - - -2+ = © * © , = = (printed 62) 

508. of the Income and Charge on Ditto, from 5th July 1820 to 
5th January 1821 Cre tS - = &lt;= (printed en} 

509. ——— of the amount of Charge on the Consolidated Fund, under 
the head of Incidental, including Civil List Pensions, from 5 Janu 
1790 to 5 January 1821 - - = = = (printed 83) 

510 of the amount of Charge for collecting the Revenue, from 
5 January 1790 to 5 January 1821 - - = (printed 139) 

511 of the amount of Supplies voted annually for the United King- 
dom -- Ditto - - - - - = = (printed 1H} 

512 of the amount of Duties received on Windows, from 5 January 
1820 to 5 January 1821 - - - - (printed 83, 124) 

513. showing the amount of Monies in the Exchequer, and remain- 
ing to be received on 29th January 1821, to complete the Aide 

(printed 24, 62) 

514 of the amount of Duty on. Agricultural Horses, from 5 April 
1819 to5 Aprili820 - - - - = = (printed 83) 

515. Report of the Receiver General of Assessed Taxes, for the Districts of 
Bromley, Blackheath, and Dartford - - - -— = } 

516. Account re, the gross Produce of Stamps on Fire Insurances, 
from 1790 to 5 January 1821 ‘Seu. - = (printed 99) 

517 of all Extents in Aid which have been issued from the King’s 
Remembrancer’s Office, in the Court of Exchequer, in the ca 
ending 31st December 1820 - 2° - = (printed 139) 

518. Copy of Report of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the state 
of the department of Stamps - = = = (printed 140) 

519. Account of the amount of Duties on Inhabited Houses and Windows) 
in the United Kingdom - - = + (printed 128, 155)J 

320 of the number of Surcharges on the Assessed Taxes, since 5th 
Aprili820 - - .- -* = = = printed 309, 495) 

521 of the number of Distributers of Stamps in Great Britain and 
ireland, their Names and Districts, and Balances in their hands, 

(printed 154, 162) 

522. ——-— of the Names of the Receiver General of Land and Assessed 
Taxes for England and Scotland, and of Balances in their hands, } 

523. Accounts of the Number of Stamps on Promissory Notes re-issuable, 
and Bills of Exchange; also on Notes not re-issuable, (printed 170, 214) 

524. Accounts of all Sums of Money paid out of the Incidents of the Re- 
venue of Customs, Excise and Stamp Duties or Assessed Taxes, on 
account of Law Proceedin s, Ke. ° a . ~ ‘ ‘ 

(printed 214, 222, 236, 243, 295 ,309, 334, 472.) 

525. Return of the original Debt due to the Crown from Charles Hill, Col- 

Jector of Taxes in Creech - - . - - (printed 264) 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 229 ] 

526. Account of the total amount of Arrears due on 5 January 1821, from 
the Officers of the Post Office in Great Britain, from 5 January 1774 
to 5 January 1821 eases = Se ls Ue 

527 — of the net Balances in the hands of Ditto on 5 July and 10 
October 1820, and 5 January 1821 ee ee a 

[To be primied,176. Order for printing these Accounts discharged, 210.} 
528 of Stamp Duties received upon re-issuable Promissory Notes 
4 within Great Britain, and of yearly Licences taken out by Bankers| 
(printed 272) 

§29. ——— of the Income and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund of the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the year ended 
5 January 1821 - - - = + = = (printed 196) 

530 — of the net Produce of all the permanent Taxes for two years 
ending respectively 5 January 1820 and 5 January 1821 (printed 196) 

531 of the total amount of Arrears due on 5 January 1821, from 





3. Account, showing how the Public Monies, remaining in the receipt =| 












































the Distributers of Stamps in Great Britain, who have died or gone 
out of office since 5 January 1800 - “ 


. Ditto - - - of the net Balances in the heeds of Ditto, on roth October 


1820 and 5th Jan 


uary 1821 - - - . ° 
[To be printed, 197. er for printing these Accounts discharged, 212.] 


the Exchequer of the United Kingdom, on 
with the 


applied - - - ~ - - - 
[To be printed without the Appendixes, 21%. Appendizes to be printed, 217.} 


January 1820, together 


onies paid into the same on 5 January i821, have been 





101 


101 


127 


152 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


Presented. 


Referred. 





it 


ee“ 





140 


138 


197 


Nemyond 


124 





197 








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28 


407 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


REVENUE—continued. 


534- 


535+ 


536. 


537: 
538. 
539- 


540. 


541. 


542. 
543- 


544. 


545+ 


546. 


547- 


Account showing how the Monies given for the Service of the United 
Kingdom, for the year 1820, have been disposed of, (printed 212) 


Accounts of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources con- 


stituting the Public Income of Great Britain and Ireland, for the 
year ending 5 January 1821 6. 0%85 


[To be printed without the Appendixes, 205. Appendizes to be printed; 217] 5 
and Ireland ;) Excise (Scotland and Ireland ;) Stamp Office (Ireland ;) |: 
Tax Office (Great Britain and Ireland;) Post Office (Ireland;){ 


Auditors of Land Revenue for England and Wales’ - 
Copies of Memorials addressed to the Treasury, on the subject of the 
utyon Staves - - - - -+ = (printed 274, 432) 
Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in ‘the 
years ending 5 April 1820 and 5 April 1821 - -- (printed 243) 
Account of all Prosecutions by order of the Commissioners of Stamps, 
for Frauds committed in that Department -  - } 


of all Assessments of Land Tax for London and orm 


of Arrears and Balances; viz. Customs (England, eet 





for the last ten years - - - - . 
[Order for this Account discharged, and another made, 454.] 


Accounts, in detail, of Sums included in the Accounts for 1820, intituled, 
Quarantine and other Charges; Irish Packet Establishment, &amp;c.; 
Charges of Management ; Militia and Deserters’ Warrants; Pensions 
out of the Hereditary Revenue; Navy and Army; Half Pay; Ex- 
_— for Woods and Forests, and Land Revenue; Sums issued by 

arrants of Barons of the Exchequer - - 

Returns of the Establishment of the Office of the Board of Taxes; of 
Persons employed, and Persons formerly in the Service, (printed 495) 

Account of the number of Horses and Mules used in Trade or Hus- 
bandry, and Duties thereon’ - . - - - (printed 436) 

Copies of Affidavits on which an Extent or Commission of Inquiry was 
issued on 2d May last, against Matthias Atwood, and others ~- “| 

(printed 462)! 

Ditto - - - whereon Extents in Aids were issued against John Wester- 
dale and others; Return of the Sheriff of Middlesex to a roo 


and Inquisition to find Debts, issued against Matthias Atwood, and 


others - - i- - - - - - (printed 468) 

Return of the Names of the Clerks to the Commissioners of Land Tax, 
and of Assessed Taxes- - - -— = } 

Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the 
years ending 5 July 1820 and 5 July 1821 - - (printed 504) 


— V. Accounts, 132 to 142, 153, 154, 197 to 249, 250 to 277, 284 to 286, 


302 to 306, 397 to 320, 321, 473, 474, 495, 496, 562, 563, 568, 569, 
570, 589 to 600, 610 to 615.— IRELAND, 352, 354, 355, 356, 365, 
366, 373, 374» 375» 375, 378, 383, 386, 388, 389, 395, 396, 400, 405, 
427, 431- 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 


548. 


Annual Cash Account, 1820 = a &amp; 


RoADS AND BRIDGES; v. Accounts, 558, 562, 567, 623, 624. 
Roya. BurGuS; v. Accounts, 554. 
RoyAL MARINES; v. Accounts, 463, 468, 470. 


Rum; v. 
RuSssIA; 


AccounTs, 395- 
o. Accounts, 218, 225, 241. 


RussiAN LOAN; v. Accounts, 261. 
SAINT HELENA :— 


549- 


Copy of Correspondence which has taken place, or Agreement made 
between the East India Company and the Government, for the pay- 
ment of Expenses incurred at Saint Helena by the detention of 
Napoleon Buonaparte; Returns of Allowances of the Civil and 
Military Staff, and all other Expenses; Ships of War stationed at the 
Cape of Good Hope ; and Expenses paid in England - 


SAINT NICHOLAS Bay :— 


550- 


Annual Account of the Receipts and Payments of the Saint Nicholas 
Bay and HarbourCompany = - - -— = } 


SALT ; v. Accounts, 318. 


SAVING 


BANKS; v. AccouNTS, 264, 272. 


SCOTLAND :— 


551: 


552. 
553- 


554: 


555° 
556. 


557: 


VoL. 


Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted for the Expense of Works) . 


carrying on at the College of Edinburgh, for 1821 - (printed 81) 
Abstract of the Account of the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses 
Account of Ships from Scotland employed in the Whale Fishery 


Return of the Royal Burghs in Scotland which have at any time lost 
the power of electing their Council - - - = = } 
Account of Pensions granted out of the Civil List of Scotland : 


(printed, 139) 
of the amount of all Annuities and Pensions now payable out) 
of the Exchequer in Scotland - © = =) (printed 222)f 


Return of the total Quantity of Malt made in Scotland during vs 





years, commencing 5 January 1812 and ending 5 January 1821 - 


(printed 334) 
76.——Sess, 1821. 





Ordered. 


349 


405 


436 


455 
458 


497 


504 


per Act. 


217 


per Act. 





Presented. 





197 


205 


393 


442 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—tontinued. 


SCOTLAND—continued. , 
558. Seventh Annual Report of the Commissioners of Highland Roads and 
Bridges - - - ~ - - - - Fa é ‘ 


—_ Commissioners of Inquiry into the Fees of Courts of Justice; and of 


existing Annual Emoluments (printed 340) 
560. Account of the Number of Quarters of Malt paying Duty of Excise rm 
Scotland, from 1790 » ‘err e (printed 334) 


Account of all Parliamentary Grants recommended by the and ol 


561. Correspondence respecting the building of a new Stamp Office; and 
also’ respecting the building of a new Post Office in Edinburgh 
(printed 274, 320, 377) 
562. Returns of the present State of the Account of John Fordyce, Esquire, 
and of Keith Stewart, Esquire, of Balances due by them to the Public) 
(printed 287) 
563. Account of the Hereditary Revenue of the Civil Establishment rat 
Scotland - - -© - = «= + = (printed 230) 
564. Report of the Proceedings of the Commissioners of Highland Roads 
and Bridges - = = = = «= = (printed 289) 
565. Return of the Salary and Emoluments of the Register of Sasines *} 
Scotland - - - - - - - - (printed 309) 
566. Eighteenth Report of the Commissioners of the Caledonian Canal 
(printed 406) 
567. Estimates of the Expense of making a Road in the Isle of Skye, and to 
enable the Commissioners to fulfil their Engagements - (printed 412) 
568. Returns, in detail, of the Sum of £.17,499. 7. 10. paid in 1805, and of. 


£. 39,158. 11. 4, paid in 1820, as Charges for the Management and 
Collection of the Revenues of Scotland; and of all Persons receiving 
Pensions - - 


569. Accounts of the Annual Amount of the Crown Revenues in Scotland, 
and of the Amount and Application of the Surplus, subsequent sh 

10th October 1806 - * © 2+ © = (printed 472) 

570. Copy of Correspondence which took place between the Board of 

Stamps and the Treasury, respecting Mr. Bremner the Solicitor of 

Stamps - - - - - - ° - e~ = 2 

571. Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Scotland 
(printed 408)} 


— V. Accounts, 12, 206, 212; 214, 220, 221, 244, 330 to 333, 499, 591, 5955 
597 to 599, 604 to 606. 
SECRETARIES OF STATE; v. Accounts, 610 to 614. 
SECRET SERVICES :— 


572- Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted for His Majesty’s Foreign 
and other Secret Services, for 1821 - - (printed 81) 


SEDITION; v. ACCOUNTS, 145, 439, 440. 
SEWERS :— 
573. Account of Sums rated by the Commissioners of Sewers for the City 
and Liberty of Westminster, &amp;c. between 1800 and 1821 - - - 


SHIPPING ; v. ACCOUNTS, 206, 216, 217, 220, 221, 235, 367, 368, 459 to 461, 
467, 553- 
SHOREHAM HARBOUR :— 


574. Report of Commissioners of New Shoreham Harbour 
SICILY; v. Accounts, 618. 
SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, 490, 579, 585. 
SILKS; v. ACCOUNTS, 374, 375- 
SILVER COIN; v. Accounts, 159 to 163, 326. 
SLATE :— 
575- Return of all Dues paid to the Crown for Slate raised upon Mr. snl 


kins Pennant’s Estate, by virtue of a Lease, dated 21 January 1817 
— V. Accounts, 249. 

SLAVE TRADE :— ' 
576. Estimate of the Sum wanted to pay the Awards to Claimants of Por- 
tuguese Vessels captured by British Cruizers, on account of unlawful 
trading in Slaves, since 1 June 1814 

of the Sum wanted to pay Salaries and Incidental Expenses 

of Commissioners - - - (printed 81) 
Corresondence relative to the Slave Trade, Classes (A.) (B.) (C.) and (D.) 
Returns of Communications received at the Colonial Office from | 


(printed 287) 


577° 
578. 


579: 
Charles Mac Carthy, Governor of Sierra Leone, since 1st January 
1819, on the subject of the Slave Trade - (printed 222) 


. Extracts of Communications received by the Lords of the 2 ranel 


from Naval Officers on the Coast of Africa or West Indies, relative 
to the Slave Trade - 
. Account of the several Items which make up 
£.34,097. 12. 4. charged on Civil Contingencies on the Amount of 
Bills for captured Negroes - - + (printed 189) 
of all Money received by the Treasury, on account of Ships 
al 
“} 


(printed 228) 
the Sum al 





and Cargoes in pursuance of Treaties with Spain and Portu 
(printed 3 





Portugal in pursuance of Treaties relative to the Slave ‘Trade; also’of 
Money paid and due in consideration of restricting or giving up the 
Slave Trade - - - 2. » « (printed 361 
Copy of Act passed in 1817, by the Legislature of Antigua, for pro- 
hibiting the Exportation of Slaves - (printed 397) 
Copy of a Dispatch relative to the Slave Trade, by His Majésty’s Com- 
missioners at Sierra Leone -  ~- ,. hutleaal&gt; oe a 4 
586. Extract of a Dispatch from R.T. Farquhar uire, Governor of 
Mauritius to Farl Bathurst, dated Port oie Breeation 27 De- 


of all Sums of Money paid to the Governments of Spain = 


584. 


585. 


cember 1820, relative to the Slave Trade - - 


(printed 450)) 








INDEX @o theSEVENTY-sSIXTH VOLUME. 






1891: 














- Ordered. Presented, 
per Act. 176 
1098 334 
211 333 
i 272 ) 
217 320 
377 J 
226 286 
per Address 230 
247 289 
265 309 
per Act. 406 
King’ 
Command, | 409 
412 a0 
per Address 471 
478 ~~ 
per Address. 498 
King’. 
Command, 80 
262 421 
per Act, 106 
256 287 
King’ 
Chamnill 80 
Commend, | 222 
_| per Address. 222 
per Address. 228 
171 189 
306 961 
y 
per Address 360 
per Address 397 
King’s 4 38 
per Address. 450 





Referred 


39° 





PAGE 
of 
Appenprx. 





594 


' 583 


1219 











1821. ] IN DEX fo the SEVENTY-sIXTH VOLUME. 





























ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. guiied:1 Besinina. 4 ‘Ritincd 4 rae 
SLAVE TRADE—continued. ——+, 1 peveawex. 
587. Copies of the Returns annually made by the Collector of the yen 45 _ sn Fas 
at the Cape of Good Hope, relativeto the Slave Trade - -  - 5 
588. Extract of Act of the United States, respecting the Slave Trade - &lt; | per Address. 464 - - 802 
SLooP GEORGE ; v. AccouNTS, 198, 213, 233. Aes 
SMUGGLING ; v. Accounts, 467. 
SOAP; v. AccounTs, 309, 314 to 316. . 
SOUTHWARK CouRT OF REQUESTS; v. AccouNTS, 194, 195- 
SPAIN; v. AccounTS, 582. 
SPIRITS :— ' a 
589. Account of the net Produce of the Duties on Foreign Spirits, Sweets 959 
and Brandy, continued by Act 56 Geo. II, c.17  - (printed 52) 5 52 = 
. —~-—— of the Quantity of Com Wash distilled in England, and b 
- whom, between 5 July 1789 and 5July 1820 - ~~ “ (printed no} 64 213 - 960 
591. =~ of the number of Gallons of Spirits made in England for Con- 
sumption in England, and of Spirits imported from Scotland ; also-of 182 Lows 959 
Spirits made in Scotland for Consumption in Scotland, for Four 128 { 222 } 
Years, ending 5 January 1821 - - - (printed 189, 222) 960 
592. of the number of Gallons of Foreign Spirits (not Rum) on 182 f 961 
which thie full Duties have been paid - - Ditto oi? ig Ered 128 ‘ 222 } eae 962 
593. Ditto--ofRum - - - «= = (printed 189, 222, sh 272 \ ane 
594. -——-—. of the number of Gallons of Spirits imported into England 128 272 jf ow | 964 
from Ireland - - - - - - - (printed 272) 
5095. Return of the total number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland for 
Home Consumption, from 10th November 1819 to 9 November sexo} 109 tle 2", 963 
(printed 222) 965 
596 of the Quantity of Foreign Spirits imported into Great Britain, 209 ot) | an 966 
from ist January 1785 to ist January 1821 - (printed 295, 373) 334 J 
5097- Account of the total number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland 
for Home Consumption, from 10th November 1816 to 10 rs 262 353 - - 967 
1820, and Duty thereon tints ihe » Ah Bea @ on 
598- Ditto - - from 10 November 1816 upto April 1821 - (printed 354) 
599. Accounts of the Quantity of Scotch and Irish Spirits imported into 
England, from 5th July 1790 to 5thJuly i820 - - - «. 
600. Account of the total number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Ireland 967 
from Corn, in each year, from 5 July 1790 to 5 July1820 + - 968 
601. Ditto - - of Rum, and Duty of Excise and Customs paid thereon ; 353 969 
Excise and Customs thereon in Great Britain - - Ditto - e a \ 262 |. J 3092 eT 970 
602. Similar Accounts ofall other Spirits imported from Foreign Countries ; 286 409 sy 
also from Ireland Oe et 436 oo 
[These last Accounts to show the difference in Gallons, 286.] 980 
603. Account of the total number of Gallons of Corn Wash distilled in Eng- 
land in each year, from 5 July 1790 to 5 July 1820 (printed 354, 
[These Accounts to be furtie, mate jn * Uh wd = 286 ; to be laidbefore 392, 436) ) 
604. Return of the Distillers Names in ‘England and Scotland, and of Gallons ptish ys pd 
of Scotch Spirits imported into England - - - (printed 472) 304 472 O74 
605. Account of the actual Quantity of seized Spirits re-distilled"by the Ex- 2 a te 
. cise, from 5th January 1819 a 22d May B44 - - (printed 432) 374 43 990 
606. Accounts of the number of Gallons of Spirits distilled in Scotland for 
Home Consumption, from 10 November 1820 to 10 November 1821 ; red _ 
— —— Returns, relating to the Distilleries in England, Scotland, 481 TT 
andIreland- - = es Or te 


— V. Accounts, 231, 308, 395, 417. 


STAMPS; v. Accounts, 376, 388, 396, 405, 473, 516, 518, 521, 523, 524, 528, 
531, 532, 536, 539, 561, 570. 
StampP OFFICE; v. Accounts, 561, 570. 
STATIONERY; 0. Accounts, 357, 360, 377, 385, 484. 
STATIONERY OFFICE :— 
607. Return of the Establishment of the Stationery Office - (printed 230) 194 a, om ee 
STAVES; v. ACCOUNTS, 537. : 
STEWART, KEITH; v. Accounts, 562, 
STONE; v. ACCOUNTS, 159. 
STOREKEEPER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT; @. ACCOUNTS, 55. 
SUGAR; 0. AccouNTS, 228, 237, 239, 395. 
SUPERANNUATIONS:— 
608. Estimate of the Sum which will be wanted to defray the Charge of the 


Allowances granted as Retited Allowances or Superannuations, to 
Persons formerly employed im Public Offices, under Act 50 Geo. III, 


c.117, for 1821 - - - - (printed 81). 
— V. Accounts, 13, 27, 28, 48, 53,71, 236, 246, 317, 465. 
SUPPLIES; v. ACcouNTS, 511. 
SWEDEN: v. Accounts, 216 to 218, 223. 
TALLOW: 0. ACCOUNTS, 202, 209. 
Tax OFFICE; v. Accounts, 536, 541. 
TEA; v. ACCOUNTS, 395. 
THAMES NAVIGATION :— | 
609. Account of Money received and paid by the Commissioners of the 
Thames and Isis Navigation- - = - -=- = « } 
TIMBER ; v. ACCOUNTS, 15, 214, 223. 
TIN; 2. Accounts, 203. 
TOBACCO; v. Accounts, 395. 4 ‘ned 
TRANSFER OF STOCK; v. AccouNTS, 264. : 
TRANSPORTS ; v. Accounts, 460, 461. 


Command, 


King’s 81 390 | 584 


per Act: 71 —_ a 























Vou. 76,.——Sess, 1821, 





INDEX @ the SEVENTY-sSIXTH VOLUME. 








———__—___ 














-——— - 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TREASURY :— 

610. Estimate of the Sum which may be wanted to make good the Deficiency 
of the Fee Funds in the Departments of the Treasury, three Sect | 
ties of State, and Privy Council; for 1821 - - = (printed 81) 

611. Account of the Sum which will be wanted to make good the Deficiency 
of the Sum granted in the last Session, to defray contingent Expenses 
and Messengers Bills in the Departments of the Treasury, three Secre- 
taries of State, Privy Council, and Lord Chamberlain - - - 

612. Estimate of the Sum wanted for Ditto in 1821 - (printed 81) 

613. Returns of the particulars of Expenditure for the Establishments of the 
Treasury, three Secretaries of State, and Privy Council, for 1820, tl 


which £.73,608 was voted - - - (printed 210, 215, 222) 





614. 
Ditto, and ‘for which £.85,628 was voted in the last Session of Par- 
liament, and for which £.8,706 is required in this Session to make 
good the deficiency, &amp;c. - . (printed 210, 215, 218, 222) 

615. Return of the Revenue Department, and all other Departments in the 
Treasury, and not returned in the Paper presented on goth March, \ 

(printed 495) 


of the Expenditure for Contingencies and Messengers Bills = 


TREASURY BILLS; v. AccouNnTs, 132, 304, 356. 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c. :— 
616. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, 
signed at Vienna, May 4th,1795 - - - - (printed 28) 
of Dispatch to His Majesty’s Missions abroad, dated et 
Office, igth January 1821 - - - - - - - = 
618. Papers relating to the Two Sicilies; viz—Extract of a Dispatch = 





617. 


iscount Castlereagh to William A’Court, Esquire; Mr. A’Court’s 
Dispatches to Viscount Castlereagh, dated Naples, 5th and goth No- 
vember 1816; with Enclosures - - - - (printed 340) 
619. Copy of the General Treaty, signed at Francfort-on-the-Mayne, ms 
July 1819; with the Acts annexed thereto - - - - - 
620. Papers and Dispatches relating to the Parguinotes, and the Disturb- 
ances at Santa Maura - - - - - = (printed 409) 
TRINITY HousE :— 
621. Account of the Surplus Rates of Pilotage, and the Appropriation 
thereof under Act 52 Geo. III, c.39 - &lt;- - (printed 35) 
622. Account of the Receipts and Appropriation of the Surplus Rates of 
Pilotage under Acts 48 and 52 Geo. III. - - (printed 197) 


TRINIDAD; v. ACCOUNTS, 79. 


TURNPIKE ROADS :— 

623. Returns in pursuance of Act 1 Geo. IV, c. 95, for obtaining Returns 
from Turnpike Road Trusts, of the amount of their Revenues, and} 
expense of maintaining the same - - 

624. Account of Sums given to Mr. M°Adam, and 

[To be laid before the House forthwith, 234.] 
VacciINE ESTABLISHMENT :— 
625. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the Expense of the 


by what authority, 
(printed 274) 


National Vaccine Establishment, for 1821 - - (printed 81) 
626. Report from the National Vaccine Board - - - (printed 313) 
VAGRANTS :— 


627. Accounts of Sums paid by the respective Treasurers of Counties 7 
England and Wales, for apprehending and passing Vagrants - = - 
VICTUALLING OFFICE; v. Accounts, 186, 327. 
VOLUNTEER CORPS; v. AccounrTs, 33, 76. 
VOTES; v. ACcouNTS, 344. 
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS; v. ACCOUNTS, 137, 260. 
UNIVERSITIES; v. Accounts, 48o. 
WALES, NEW SOUTH; v. ACCOUNTS, 472, 490, 491. 
WaAR OFFICE; v. ACCOUNTS, 75. 
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :— 


628. Third Report of the Commissioners of Weights-and Measures, dated 
London, 31st March 1821 - - - - - (printed 234) 


West InDiA Docks :— 
629. Account of the Receipt and Application of all Monies received by the 
West India Dock Company - - - - (printed 186) 


WESTMINSTER ABBEY :— 
630. Estimate of the Sum that may be wanted towards the Repairs of Henry 


the Seventh’s Chapel, for 1821 ~—- -  - = (printed 140) 
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE :— 
631. Annual Accounts of the Treasurer to the Commissioners’ - - - 


WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENTS :— 
632. Estimate of the Sum wanted for 1821, under Act 46 Geo. III, c. 80, 
for outstanding demands - - - = = (printed 189) 
WHALE FISHERY; 0. Accounts, 553. 
WHARFS; v. ACCOUNTS, 447. 
WINES; 0. ACCOUNTS, 394. 
WINDOWS; v. ACCOUNTS, 512. 
Woon; v. ACCOUNTS, 15, 214, 223. 
WOOL; v. ACCOUNTS, 201, 222, 224, 226, 227, 374, 975. 
WRITS OF EXECUTION :— 
633. Account of the Number of Warrants issued by the Sheriff of the 
County of Surrey, on Writs of Execution from the superior Cours} 


of Westminster - - - © fa 7 
[To be laid before the House forthwith, 501.] 


YEOMANRY CORPS; 0. Accounts, 33, 76. 


- (printed 503) 


-———— — ee a 


- _ 


Ordered. 





King’s 
Command. 


King’s 
Command, 


182 


466 


per Address. 


per Address. 


per Address. 
King’s 
Command. 


per Address. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


per Act. 


204 


King’s 
Command. 
per Address. 


per Address, 


per Address. 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command. 


per Act. 


King’s 
Command. 


417 








Presented. 





80 


340 


397 
409 


35 
114 


106 ' 
272 


80 
313 


210 ' 


234 


186 


5°93 





1821: 
Referred. ore 
—-. AppEenprx. 
390 582 
390 983 
«'s 583 
- - 662 

662 
“a 1% 
a 823 
otk 1211 
106 } 
V. Hieu- — 
WAYS. 
390 581 
- - 1227 
210 
V. Va- om 
nee | 
390 585 
390 588 





























1821. | 








INDEX ¢@o the SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME. 








Accounts, to be printed, 8, 20, 23, 28, 34, 35, 52, 59, 62, 63, 
. 69, 71, 73, 752 771 79s 81, 82, 83, 87, 94, 98, 99, 101, 102, 
104, 106, 111, 120, 123, 124, 126, 128, 129, 133, 139, 140, 
141, 145, 148, 151, 153, 154: 155» 159, 162, 163, 171, 175, 176, 
182, 186, 188, 192, 195, 197, 198, 205, 206, 210, 214, 215, 
217, 218, 219, 220, 222, 225, 226, 228, 229, 230, 234, 236, 
243, 253, 256, 260, 262, 264, 265, 266, 272, 274, 276, 279, 286, 
287, 289, 290, 294, 295, 297, 309, 310, 313, 320, 330, 332, 
334» 335, 340, 341, 346, 347, 349, 354, 359, 3575 3615 367, 360, 
3715 37273732 375 377». 392s 395» 397, 405, 406, 409, 418, 
421, 422, 429, 430, 431, 432, 433, 436, 441, 444, 459 451, 
452, 458, 460, 462, 471, 472, 478, 482, 488, 495» 498, 500, 
503. 





of former Sessions; to be printed; viz. Return 
from Auditors of Land Revenue for an Account of Rents and 
Profits received, and Payments and Allowances thereout, pre- 
sented 9 June, 1820, 5. Account of Money issued by County 
Rolls of Lancaster, presented 15 July 1820, 23. Annual 
Accounts of the West India Dock Company since the com- 
~ mencement of their charter, 86. Papers relative to the Slave 
Trade, presented 14 July 1821,88. Account of Surcharges 
‘on Assessed Taxes, presented 15 July 1821, 96. Returns 
- relative to the Offices and Establishments of Gibraltar, pre- 
sented 17th October 1820, 102. Abstracts of Reports of 
. Inspector General of Prisons in 1817, 1818 and 1819, 320. 
of former Sessions; to be reprinted; viz. Copy of 
the Patent granting to Abraham Bradley and Abraham Bradle 
King the office of Stationer to His Majesty, 27. Elevent 
and fourteenth Reports on Education in Ireland, 504. | 
— to be laid before the House forthwith, 64, 104, 
129, 131, 159, 231, 274, 325, 328, 361, 373, 416, 422, 454, 
478, 501. 





further Returns to Orders to be made forthwith, 








_ 164, 274. 

— withdrawn, 77, 320. 

—_—————— referred to Committees of the whole House, 81, 
128, 210, 423. 

referred to Select Committees, 106, 191, 325, 489. 

— Order for printing certain Accounts, discharged, 

210, 212, 320, 392. 

Order for certain Accounts, discharged, 226, 426, 








_ 








454, 459- 
read, when presented, 307. After presented, 419. 


Committee appointed to select Documents or make 





such Abstracts as it may be proper to print from Papers rela-, 


—— certain Parts of Papers to be printed, 164, 401, 424. 


tive to Hindoo Widows, and also of the Returns relating to 
Criminals for 1820; Five to be, the quorum; 489. Papers 
and Returns referred, 489. Members added, 492. Power to 
Committee to sit notwithstanding adjournment; Three to be 
the quorum, 498. Report to lie on the Table, 505. 

Vide OrnpERs. Questions, Ng. 


_Accounts ; Act 59 Geo. III, c. 103, read ; Bill for altering 
and abolishing certain forms of proceedings in the Exchequer 
and Audit Office, relative to Public Accountants ; Ordered, 52. 
Order of Leave for Bill discharged; Acts 54 Geo, III, c. 184; 
59 Geo. III, c. 67, and 1 Geo. [V, c. 65, read; another Bill, 

ered, 260. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 563. Second Reading deferred, 
271, 293, 319, 346, 380, 391, 405, 414, 424, 444. Bill com- 
mitted, 449. Considered; reported; Day appointed for fur- 
ther considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed, 
470. Further consideration of Report deferred, 479, 491. 
eport further considered, 491. Amendments agreed to ; 
Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 492. 
Passed, 497. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 
595: 

Acetous Acip; Acts 58 Geo. III, c. 65, and 55 Geo. III, 
c. 176, relating to the Excise Duties on Acetous Acid, and the 
Duties on Draining Tiles; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 441. Considered, 445. Resolutions re- 
ary and agreed to ; and Bill ordered therefrom; 450. Vide 
anfra. 











Bill for altering the Drawback thereon, and for 
exempting Draining Tiles from Duty; Ordered, 450. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 462. 
Committed, 465.. Committee deferred, 471. Bill considered, 
477. Considered ; reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 480. Passed, 491. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 


ACTS: 
read in the House, 28, 52, 65, 68, 74, 88,93, 144, 164, 

166, 170, 185, 212, 213, 243, 260, 262, 265, 271, 274, 293, 
294, 308, 317, 324, 325, 341, 344, 352, 362, 368, 376, 4o2, 
405» 435» 445» 447, 450, 451, 481. 

— of the Parliament of Ireland, read, 341, 368. 

Sections in Acts, read, 6, 52. 

referred to Committees of the whole House, 180. 

of the Parliament of Scotland, read, 348. 

Vide Accounts. Supp.ty. 











ADDRESSES : 


Or THANKS :— 
1. Kine’s SpeEcH—To His Masesty, for His most 


acious Speech at the opening of the Session, resolved on; 


Committee appointed to prepare it; K1ne’s Speech referred, 4. Address reported, and agreed to; to be presented ° 
by the whole House; 5,6. The Kine appoints to be attended, 8. Krine’s Answer, 8. 


RELATING TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


2. IncuesteER Gaot—For appointing, a Committee to inquire into what has been and now is the Condition and Treat- 
aol, 


ment of Prisoners in Ilchester 252. 


Kine’s 


nswer, 271. 


3. Pustic Expenpirure—Motion for an Address to His Masxsty, humbly to request that, with a view of affording 


relief to the country from a part of its burthens, He will be 
instituted into the mode and expenses of the Management and 
Question amended; Resolution for an Address agreed to; 479. Kine’s Answer, 501. 


478. 


— pleased, that a minute Investigation be 
ollection of the several branches of the Revenue, 


4. Stave Trape—Relative to the universal Abolition of the Slave Trade, resolved on Nem. Con., 474. Kine’s Answer, 


498. 





5- 


Representing that great numbers of Africans, rescued from Slavery, have been apprenticed under His 
Masesty’s authority, pursuant to certain Acts for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and that proper measures 


should be taken for ascertaining their present numbers, names, situations and circumstances; and for imparting to 


them such protection and relief as their situations may require, 482. 


Kine’s Answer, 408. 


6. CuarLain—For conferring some Dignity in the Church upon the Chaplain, 501. 


FoR ADVANCING MONEY :— " 


7. Ways AND Means—To Mr. Brogden, for his Services as Chairman of the Com- ) 


mittee of Ways and Means in the present Session 


8. CLerxs AND Orricers or THE HovsrE—To the Commissioners appointed to carry 
into execution Act 52 Geo. III, to establish certain Re 
the House, such a sum as may, with the Fees vested in them, be sufficient to make 


good the Payment of the Salaries of the Officers 


provisions of the said Act; and to pay allowances to the Clerks in the office of 


the Clerk of the House; 


g. Generat Inpex—To Mr. John Henry Ley, Clerk of the House, towards defraying 
the expense of a General Index, from the Union in 1801 ; 


10. Laws Exprrinc—To Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, for his trouble in compiling 
Registers of Expired and Expiring Laws, for the use of the Committee in the pre- 


sent Session ; 
For ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :—wtiz. 


5 
lations in the Offices of 


of the House, according to the 
Resolved on, 501; 





J 


11, Copies of all Collects or Litanies in the Public Liturgy of the Church, in each reign from James I, to the present time 
in which the name of a Queen Consort has been inserted ; other Papers relating to the Liturgy; and Orders in 
Council relative thereto; 6. King’s Answer, 12.—(V. Accounts, 441.) 


12. Return of all- Appointments of Civil Officers at the Ca 
—(V. AccounTs, 165.) 


pe of Good Hope since March 1, 1819, 17. K1no’s Answer, 28. 


13. Usual Estimates and Account, 20, Kine’s Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 16 to 22, 23, 24, 458 to 462.) 
14. Copy of Convention between His Majesty and the Emperor of Austria, signed at Vienna, May 4, 1795, 24. Kine’s 


Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 616.) 


Vor. 76.—Sess. 1821. 


G 5. Copy 


I Re ee eer errr 


ADDRESSES—continued. 


15. 


6. 
17. 


18. 


19. 


20. 


a1. 


&lt;) 
a 





INDEX tome Sevenrrsixta Vottme [1821 


Copy of a Despatch to His Majesty’s Missions abroad, dated from the Foreign Office, 19 January 1821,24. ‘Krstt’s 
‘Answer, 28.—(V. Accounts, 617.) bos 
Return of the number of Militia actually embodied in the Ionian Islands,28. K1ine’s Answer, 41.—(V. Accown'rs, 26.) 
Return of the Knights and Canonesses of the Order of Malta who receive Pensions from this Country, 28. Kine’s 
Answer, 41.—(V. AccounTs, 450.) oan 
Accounts of the Sums paid by the Treasurers of Counties in England and Wales, &amp;c. for apprehending, main taitiing and 
passing Vagrants, 33. Kuno’s Answer, 47.—(V. Accounts, 627.) 
Copies of any Receat Accounts of the Prices of Corn, &amp;c. in Foreign Countries, 39. -Kine’s Answet, 47.—(V. Ac- 
COUNTS, 191.) : 
Copies or oo of all Communications received by the Lords of the Admiralty from ‘the Naval Officers stationed on 
the Coast of Africa or in the West Indies, since 1 J anuary 1820, relative to the State of the Slave Trade ; séveral 
other Papers relating to that subject; 40. Kuno’s Answer, 47—(V. Accounts, 580.) ; 
Copies of Letters Patent or Commissions appointing the ‘Commissioners of the Board of Control, and of Warrants for 


Salaries, as required by 33 Geo. III, c. 52, during the Presidency of Mr. Canning and Mr, Bathurst, 61. Kino’s 
Answer, 79.—(V. Accounts, 283.) ; 


. Estimates gr anne, | the 22,000 Seamen and Marines which haye been voted for the current Year, 61. Kine’s 


Answer, 79.—(V. Accounts, 463.) 


. Account of the Colonies in the Possession of the United Kingdom in 1792 and 1812, 75. Kine’s Answer, 79.— 


(V. Accounts, 166.) 


. Copies of the Dates of Appointment of the Commissioners for examining English Courts of Justice; of Sums granted 


by Parliament for Remuneration ; Statement of such Measures of Improvement as have been adopted in conse- 
quence of any Recommendation in these Reports; 76. Kine’s Answer, 79,—(V. Accounts, 433.) 

Account of the number of Persons who have been convicted of Forgery for the last three years; also of those who 
have’been convicted of Uttering; and of those who have pleaded Guilty; 87. Order for presenting this Address, 
discharged, and another Address thereupon, 97. K1ne’s Answer, 98.—(V. Accounts, 125.) 


. Returns of the number of Persons who have been sent to Botany Bay from 1 January 1816 to 1 January 1820; of 


the Quantity of Land above one hundred Acres granted ‘to Individuals in New South Wales; also of Marriages, 
Births and Deaths from 1816; 87. Order for presenting the first Address, discharged ; and other Addresses there-- 
upon; 97- Kuine’s Answer, 98.—(V. Accounts, 181, 472.) 


. Returns of. Rafts of Timber cut within the American Lines and Lake Champlain; also of Timber which may have 


floated down the Rapids between 1800 and 1820; 94. K1ne’s Answer, 98.—(V. AccounTs, 15.) 


. Returns of all Commitments to any Gaol of England and Wales under the Game Laws, from 1818, to the present time ; 


other Returns of Convictions and Informations under the Game Laws; 98. K1ine’s Answer, 120. 


. Abstracts of the Revenue and Expenditure of the Ionian Islands under the heads of Revenue and Expenditure, Civil 


and Military, in each year, for 1817, 1818 and 1819; several other Returns relating to the Ionian Islands and Tarifs 
of Duties, 105. Kino’s Answer, 120.—(V. AccounTs, 172.) 


. Return of the Royal Burghs of Scotland which have at any time lost the Power of Electing their Council, 110. Kine’s 


Answer, 120,—(V.. AccouNnTS, 554-) 


. Returns of the Annual Expenditure in the Colony of New South Wales, from 1 January 1818, 115. Kine’s Answer, 120, 


—(V. Accounts, 168.) 


. Account of all Silver Coin coined at the Mint; of Silver preriered Account Current of Receipts and Payments inci-_ 


dental to the coining of Silver, or Profit trom coining Silver Coin; 116. Kine’s Aaswer, 120.—(V. AccounTs, 161.) 


. Statement of Persons convicted of any Crime connected with the Forgery of the Notes of the Bank of England, from 


1790 to 1820; of Persons convicted of Crimes connected with Tokens ; of Persons convicted of imitating or injuring’. 
the Gold Coin ; the same for Silver Coin; 116. K1ine’s Answer, 120.—(V. Accounts, 126.) 


. Returos of the Total Expense ingurred by Great Britain for the Islands ef Ceylon, Mauritius, Malta, Cape of Good 


Hope, Berbice, and Trinidad, for 1818 and 1819, 116. King@’s Answer, 120. 


. (IRELAND.) Copy of any Case laid before the Crown Lawyers in England or Ireland respecting the Validity of the 


Patent granting to Messrs. Bradley and Bradley King, the Office of Stationer; and Opinions thereupon ; 126. 
Kino’s Answer, 145.—(V. Accounts, 385.) 


. (IRELAND.) Account ofall Funds and Reyeaues of all Schools on, Public or Charitable Foundations in Ireland; State- 


ment of Measures for carrying inte Effect the Improvements, &amp;c. 127, Kine’s Answer, 145.—(V. Accounts, 411.) 


. Fifth Report on Charities in England and Wales, 133. Kine’s Answer, 145.—(V. Accounts, 150.) 
. Account of the Amount of the reserved Hereditary Revenues. of the Civil Establishment of Scotland,in the years 


ending 5th October 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819 and 1820. Kune’s Answer, 203.—(V. Accounts, 563.) 


Copies or Extracts of Communications. between His Majesty's Government and the Austrian Government relative to 
the Repayment of Monies due to this Country, 167. Kine’s Answer, 203.—(V. Accounts, 274.) 


. Account of Dates and Descriptions of Communications that have taken place with His Majesty’s Government and the 


Agents of the American Loyalists, since 4 April 1812, &amp;c. 190. K1ne’s Answer, 203.—(V. Accounts, 295.) 


. Copies or Extracts of Correspondence between Lora Bathurst and the Colonies, on the subject of the Expense of 


their Military Defence, 217. Kino’s Answer, 234.—(V. Accounts, 171.) 


. Copy of the Third Report of the Commissioners of Weights and Measures, 23. Kine’s Answef, 234.—( V. Ac- 


couNTs, 628.) 


- (IRELAND.) Copy of the Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice in Ireland, 260. Krne’s Answet, 271. 


—(V. AccounTs, 393.) 


- Copy of Warrant for the Arrest of Charles Hill, committed to Ilchester:Gaol, &amp;c. 262. Kine’s Answer, 271.— 


(V. Accounts, 339.) 


- Return of Causes for Sums not exceeding £15) which have been entered for Trial in County Courts in England and 


Wales; of Writs for Sums not exceeding £.15.; 280. K1ne’s Answer, 313. 


. Return of the Annual Amount of all the Crown Revenues in Scotland; also, showing ne Smears of the Application of 


any Surplus of the Crown Revenues of Scotland, 281. _Kine’s Answer, 313.—(V. Accounts, 569.) 


. Copy of the latest Report of the National Vaccine. Establishment, 296. Kine’s Answer, 313.—(V. Accounts, 626.) 
- Accounts of Money paitl to the Governments of Spain and Portugal relative to the Slave Trade; also of Money due to 


Great Britain; 306. Kine’s Answer, 313.—(V. Accounts, 583:) 


. Copies or Extracts of Instructions given to Sir William A’Court upon the Evacuation of Sicily ; of Sir William A’Court’s 


Note to the Neapolitan Government ; of Two Decrees issued by the King of Naples; and of Correspondence be- 
tween the Governments or their Ministers; 318. K1no’s Answer, 336.—(V. Accounts, 618.) y 


So, (IRELAND.) of any Reference made. by, the Government in Ireland to,Mr. Justice Mayne relative, to the Convic- 
tion of Mr. Thomas Flanagan, 353.. Kine’s Answer, 395.—(V.. AccouNTS,.418.) 
51. Return of the Amount of the Revenues of Gibraltar, for the)year 1820, 382 _K3ne’s Answer, 395- ; 


52. Accounts relative to the Gross and Net Proceeds of the Four-and-a-Half per cent Barbadoes' and’ Leéwatd Island Duties 


consigned to England ; several other Accounts relative to, that subject. in 1819 and 1820;. 382, 383. Kane's 
Answer, 395.—_(V. Accounts, 321.) 


* - §3: Copy of Act passed in 1817, by the Legislature of Antigua, for prohibiting the Exportation of Slaves, 389. Kine's 
Answer, 409.—(V. Accounts, 5 84.), 





$4. Copy 








1821.) 





INDEX wf the SrvEenty-si xta Vo Lt Me. 





ADDRESSES—conitimeed. rh) 2 


4 


54. Copy, of Correspondence, exciniive of that presented to the Hants on i1th July 1820, which took place from’ December 


8i9 to August 1 


“Kiwe’s Answer, 409.~(V. Accounts, 620.) 


» BBs {TRELAND.) Copies of Correspondence betw 
vied relative to the Ninth Report, on 


ween Sighor Matroganni, the 
Colonial Department ; hora ‘of Des itches Gelative to the 


pury from the Parguinotes, and the Secretary of the 
nsurrection in Santa Maura in October 1819, 397. 


eéh the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland and the Irish Govern- 
Kine’s Answer, 450.—(V. Accounts, 420.) 


. 36. Returns of Persons holding the Office of-Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the Leeward or Charibbee Islands; also 


pp of the Chief Justice; 427. Kine’s Answer, 450.—(V. Accounts, 173.) 
- sya Rebar of the Amount levied, for thé Contribition Fund, on Britis Shippi 
£52 ec. 126 ; Other Accoutits relative thereto; arid to the ‘Consul General; and Consuls; 433. 


58. Extracts of Despatches from the Governor of Mauritius ,relative to the Treaty with the King of Madagascar, respecting 


in the Brazils, under Act 54 Geo, 1II, 
Kino’s Answer, 450) 


thie Slave Trade; 445. KiNe’s Answer, 450,—(V. Accounts, 586.) 


' ko. For Copy of so much of an Act, 
Kine’s Answer, 464.—(V. Accounts, 588.) 


passed last year by the Congress of the United States, relative to the Slave Trade, 455. 


60. Account ef the Application of the several Grants of Parliament to the Governors of Queen Anne’s Bounty, from 1819 to 


1820, 466. Kine’s Answer, 498. 


61. Account of the Total Fands now in Possession, and of the Annual Produce of the Revenues vested in the Governor of 
Queen Anne’s Bounty ; several other Returns relative thereto; 466. K1ne’s Answer, 498. 


64. Copy of Ninth Report of Conmhissiotiérs of Courts of Justice in Scotland, 495. Kino’s Answer, 498.—(V. Ac- 


CouNTSs, 571.) 


65. Returns of all Persons committed for Offences against the Game Laws ; also of all Convictions ; 499. 


64. Returns from the West Indies ; Isle of France and the Cape of Good Hope; of Slaves imported under Licences; Slaves 
exported; Manumissions ; Marriages; Persons committed; Slaves estreated to the Crown; Population in each 
year from 1812 ; and Slaves taken and sold under execution; 500. 


65. Cre Report of the House of Representatives relative to the Right of Search with a view to the Suppression of the 


ave Trade, 504. 


Apvpresses.—Resolution that the House will not proceed’ upon aay Motion for an Address to the Crown, praying that 
Money may be isstied, or that any Expense may be incurred, but in a Committee of the whole House ; ‘to be declared 


a Standing Order ; 101. 





agreed to, 501.—Vide supra. (7,8, 9, 10.) 
V. Accounts. Questions, Nzc. 





—— House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of an Address to His Maszsty for the usual Remunera- 
tions to the Officers of the Houses of Parliament, 492. 


Considered, 497. Resolutions for Addresses reported, and 





ApmiRraLty, Court of. Vide Accounts. 
Apmiranry Orrice. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Arrican Company. Vide Accounts, ArRicaN Forts. 
Suppuy. 

Arrican. Forts; Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill to 
Abolish and Transfer Forts and other Possessidns to His Ma- 
-jesty; the King’s Consent signified ; and Bill Ordered ; 93. 
f{nstruction for granting Allowances to Officers and Servants 
of the African Company, 111. Bill presented, and read ; 
Day a for Second Reading; and to: be printed ; 
117. Bill Committed, 137. Committee deferred, 144, 
152, 167, 191, 205, 224, 218, 223, 237. Bill considered, 
247. Report deferred, 252. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 265. Passed, 271. 
Agreed toby the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 309. 

—-- Motion for the House to resolve itself 





into a Committee, td consider of Allowances to Officers arid 
-Servants of the Company; the King’s Recommendation 
signified ; and Motion agreed to; 93. Considered, 105. 
- Resolution: reported, ahd agreed to, 110. Instruction ac- 
cordingly, 121. Vide supra. 

Vide Accounrs. 








AericurruraL Distress; Petitions of Owners and Gecu- 
piers: of Larids, complaining of the deépréssed State of 
‘Apricilttte ; viz: of Proprietors’ and Otcupiets of Larid in 
Ely; to be printed, 40. Occupiers of Lands in Gloucestet- 
shire ; to be printed, 51. -Of L rers 6f Bovey Tracey ; 
(to be: printed, 2btd: Of Owners and Occupiers of Lands of 
Salchurst’ and: Etchingham’; to be printed, 59. Of Battle, 
Asbburtham, and adjoining Parishes ; of Beckley, Northiam, 
-and other Parishes ; and. of Occupiers of Lands in Scarsdale ; 
.tbid. Another Petition from Scarsdale, 79. Of Noblemen 
and others of Limerick; Burford, and Occupiers of Land 
attending Banbury Market; 85. Of Occupiers of Lands of 
Truro; Cornwall: orth Leach, and Cheltenham and Don- 
caster; 90. Of Occupiers of Lands of Alcester, Worcester, 
and Gloucester ; Tamwotth ; Warwitk and*Stafford; Rugby ; 
Leicester and Northampton ; Stratior spon Axons or 
cester and Gloucester; Stow-on-the- 
and Gtesley; to be printed,-91. Of Propriétors:and Occu- 
jers‘of Land in Glamorgan; Somerset, and Holderness ; to 
beyrinus, 95. Petition‘from Limerick ; to be printed, 97. 
s; Bexhill, andother Parishes 


Of Owners‘of Lands of Hasting 


in the Western Division of Kent; Ashford; Horsmonden ;_ 


~Merchants and others of Ashford, and of the Town of Wye ; 
_also,, of the Counties of Devom and 
100. Of-Owners and Occupiers of Lands of Ticehurst, Bur- 
-wash, Heathfield,.and Warbleton; of Westmorland ; Dor- 
set, and..parts. of Hants: and Wilts; and in the Hundred of 
Odsey, Brangbin, and. Edwinstree ;..to be rinted, 103, . Of 
Mounifield, Brightling, barliageon, 5 lescomb, West- 
field, and Vineball; of Kendal New Hutton ; in Gayrigg, 

nbris nd. Docker ; Helsington and Underbariow ; 


Heetham ; “Winiandermere; Hevetshiain; “and Kirkby Lons- 
Vor. 76.——Sess. 1821. 


old} and Repton - 


Durham ;, to be printed, — 


dale; 103... Of Occupiers of Land in Somerset; Devon ; 
108. Of the Eastern and Western Division of Kent; of 
Usk; Royston, in Hertford and Cambridge; Hundreds of 
Hitchin, Hertford, and Broadwater; of Merchants of Car- 
diff; and of Gentlemen,, Clergy, and others of Limerick ; to 
be printed, 108. Of Truro Agricultural Association; of 
Suflolk ; Northampton; and Glamorgan; to be printed, 
113. Of Worcester, 113. Of Occupiers of Land of Glou- 
cester; Tsey ; Tendring, and Northampton; to be printed, 
120. Of Biewberr ; Buckin ham; Rochfort; Hundred of 
Dunmow ; and of Retford and Worksop; 120. Of Occn- 
piers of Lands in ‘Ringwood and New Forest; Chippin 

Norton; East Grinstead; of Norfolk; Stoke Ferry an 

Downham ; Lynti ;; Grimshoe; Pulham; Northampton; 
Gloucester ; Henley-upon-Thames ; 125. Of Cornwall ; 
Truro; Uckfield; Northampton ;. Tewkesbury ; Richmond- 
shire; to be printed, 125. Of Occupiers of Land in the 
Neighbourhood of Brighton; and of Cambridge; to be 
printed, 130. Of Owners of Land of Doddington, 130. Of 
Occupiers of Lands in Beverley; Winchelsea, Guestling, 
Icklesham, Brede and Udimore ; and of Northampton; 137. 
Of Farmers of Workington; Plumbland; Huntingdon; 
Southam; and Northumberland ; to be printed, 137. Of 
Occupiers of Land in Chester ; Wallingford ; Twyford Grove, 
and ‘several other Parishes ; Hailsham: Lewes; Middlesex’; 
Uxbridge Market; Hereford; Kent; Bungay and Loddon 


‘Markets; and of Thomas Deacon; to be printed, 143. Of 


Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in Suffolk ; Hoxne, Col- 
nies, and other Parishes; Stow Market; Steyning; Rye 
‘Tden, Pldayden, Guldefotd and Pease Marsh; Devon; Bar- 
stable; Chelmsford; Webtree; Surrey; Barstable’ and. 
Chafford, and Havering-atte-Bower; 143. Of Occupiers of 
-Lands’ in’ Harringtén’; Cuckfield ; Lindfield and Horsham; 
and of the Hundred of Dengie ; to be printed, 146. Of 
Northampton, 146. Of ee of Land of Arundel; re- 
ferred; 158. Vide infra. Of Proprietors and Oceupiers of 
Land in Linlithgow ; to be printed, 163. Of Wilts; to be 
printed, 169. Of Farmers of Buckinghamshire, 173. Of 
Occupiers of Land in Kirton and Skirbeck ; and of Land 
Owners of Wintringham; 179. Of Occupiers of Lands in 
Dorset, Hants and Wilts; and Cumberland; to be printed, 
ibid. Of Proprietors of Lands in Coleridge, Stanborough, 
and Ermington; referred, ibid: To be printed, 189. . Of 
Owners and Occupiers of Land in Potton; to be printed, 2did. 
Petition of Grand Jury of Kent; referred, 203. Of Imhabi- 
tants of Gréystoke ; and of Land Owners of the Hundred 
of Sparkenhoe; to, be, printed, 204. Of Corn, Merchants 
of Leith; referred, 225. Of Occupiers of Lands in North- 
ampton; of Tenants and Occupiers of Land in Berwick; . 
230, Of Land Owners of Biggleswade; and Southern part 
‘of Devon; referred, 234. Of Owners of Land in Humber- 
stone; to be printed, 940. Of ne of Land ‘in, Corn- 
‘Wall; Brkte 246: Of Owtiers of Laid at Potton, 256. 
Of Obeapiers of Latid ity Caldbeék’; * of Faritiels” of Se- 
berghdin ;’ of Inhabitants” of Aveleys ‘of a of 

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Colchester; and of Proprietors of Land in Hinckford; to be 
printed, 279. Of laa Proprietors of Cork ; to be printed, 
313. Petition of Owners of Land in eg wary to the 
Cultivation of Flax; referred, 323. Of Commissioners of 
Supply of Linlithgow ; to be printed, 394. 

Acnricutturar Distress; Petitions complaining of the de- 
pressed State of Agriculture ; referred to a Committee; to 
report Observations; 146. To send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum; 147. Member added, 
149. Petitions referred, 158. Member added, 179. Peti- 
tions referred, 179, 202, 224, 225, 233, 234, 246, 261. Copy 
of Representation; presented 28th March; referred; 264. 
Other Petitions ; referred, 269. Member added, 304. Other 
Petitions ; referred, 316. Committee to report the Minutes 
of Evidence, 446. Report, with an Appendix, to lie on the 
Table; and to be printed ; 446. 

Vide Accounts. ForeiGn Fiovr. 
Acricuttura. Horses Tax. Vide Horses. 
AcricutturAL Lasovrexs; Petition of Agricultural La- 

bourers, of Bovey Tracey ; for scons mee Wages ac- 
cording to the Average Price of Corn; tobe printed; 51. 

AcricutturE, &amp;c.; Petition of Merchants of London, for 
Protection against Foreign Competition; to lie on the 
Table; 208. 

Airpriz; Petition for a Bill for Erecting that Town into a 
Burgh or Barony, and for Establishing a Police ; Referred to 
Committee; 44. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
104. Leave granted to give Notices; Bill Ordered; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 119. Bill presented, and 
read, 142. Committed, 277. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
311. Passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal 
Assent, 383. 

Ave. Vide Beer. 

A.temoutu; Petition for a Bill for re 
thence to Hexham; Referred to a Committee; 105. Re- 

orted; Bill Ordered; 105. Presented, and read, 113. 
ommitted, 136. Reported; to beingrossed; 212. Passed, 
283. Agreed to by the Lords, 339. Royal Assent, 384. 

A.rotp Bars, and Newbridge Road; Petition for a Bill for 
enlarging Term and Powers of Acts, 41. Referred to a 
Committee, 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 53. Presented, 
and read, 123. Committed, 196. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 233. Passed, 238. Agreed to by the Lords, 256. 
Royal Assent, 282, 

Autens. Vide Accounts. Svvrptry. 

Aut Saints, Porprar. Vide Poprar. 

Aunwick Roads. Vide ALEMouTH. 


Ausacer (Chester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered, 37, Presented, and read, 148. Committed, 201. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 254. Passed, 261. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 296. Royal Assent, 310. 

Auston Road, Vide Hexnam. 

Austone and Arve (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, 33. Bill ordered, 34. 

AmBassapors SERvANTS; Petition of James Phillips, com- 
plaining of the Act which protects their Property from being 
distrained ; to lie on the Table; and to be printed; 504. 

American Loyatists ; Papers presented goth April; Read; 
House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of an 
Address to His Majesty, praying for Compensation to 
American Loyalists; Motions that the House will immediately 
resolve itself into the Committee; and for the House to ad- 
journ, withdrawn ; 419. Committee deferred, 421, 434, 451. 

Vide (ADDREsSEs, 40.) 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 27.) 


iring the Road from 





American TIMBER. 
Suppty. 

Annuity Banks; Petition of Cadogan Williams, respecting 
his Plan for the establishment of Annuity Saving Banks; To 
be printed, 418. 

Anticua. Vide Staves. 


ANTIMEPHITIC Company; Petition for establishing a Com- 
pany, to be called The Antimephitic Company ; Referred to 
a Committee ; 47. Reported ; Bill ordered; 142. Presented, 
and read, 149. Petition of Joseph Clarke, against; to lie on 
the Table till Second Reading ; 156. Day appointed forSecond 
Reading, 172. Second Reading put off for Six Months, 185. 
Apprentices. Vide Poor Laws. 


ApPrenticesuiP; Bill for declaring valid certain Indentures 
of Apprenticeship, and Certificates of Settlement of Poor 
Persons in England; Ordered ; 209. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 211. 
Committed, 225. Considered, 296. Reported; to be in- 
— Day appointed for Third Reading ; 240. Passed, 246. 

greed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 383. 

Appropriation, Vide Ways anp Means, and Brits 1N 
SuppPry. 

Arte Inclosure. Vide Atstone. 

Army; Motion relative to the Establishment of the Army in 
1792 and 1821. Question previous Neg. thereupon, 160. 
-——— Motion for an Address to His Majesty, that He will be 
graciously pleased to employ in His Army, such Persons as 
new remain upon Half Pay ; Question Neg. thereupon, 302. 





Army; Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 13.) Hous, | Onpe 
NANCE. SuPPLy. 

Arracx; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of alone Ares and other Spirits from India to be im- 
ported u certain Regulations, 451. Committee deferred, 
454, 459. Matter considered, 461. Resolution reported, 
and apes to; and Instruction accordingly ; 465. Vide 
East Inna. 


Arun Navieation ; Petition for a Bill for giving further 
Powers to that Company; Referred to a Committee; 53. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 134,-Com- 
mitted, 162. Time enlarged for Committee to Report, 272. 
Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 321, Report 
further considered ; Amendments to; Bill to be in- 
ossed ; 350. Passed, 361. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. 
oyal Assent, 383. 
Asapn, Sr. Road. Vide Denzieu. 
Asusy-pe-La-Zoucn Roads. Vide Leicester. 


Assessep Taxes; Act 59 Geo. III, c. 51, to relieve Persons 
compounding for the Assessed Taxes, from an annual 
Assessment, &amp;c.; To be consideréd in a Committee of the 
whole House; 271. Considered, 274. Resolutions reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 281. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue Acts 59 Geo. III, and 

1 Geo. IV; Ordered, 281. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 341. Com- 

mitted, 364. Committee deferred, 371, 377, 380, 400, 404, 

414, 420. Bill considered, 443. Report deferred, 450. Bill 

reported; recommitted; considered; reported; Day ap- 

pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 
to be printed; 456. Report further considered ; Bill to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 470. Third 

Reading deferred, 479, 481. Bill passed, 496. Agreed to 

by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 

Vide [petanp. Lanp Tax. 

Assizes. Vide Jurors. 

Attornigs. Vide IRELAND. 

ATTORNIEs AND SouiciTors; Select Committee appointed to 
take into consideration the Laws relative to the admission of 
Attornies and Solicitors’; to report observations and opinion, 
and the Minutes of Evidence taken before them; Power to 
send for Persons, Papers and Records ; Five to be Quorum ; 
71. Members added, 108. Report to lie on the Table, and 
be printed, 137. (App* N° 12.) Petition of Solicitors and 
Attornies of Ireland to extend the proposed Bill to Ireland, 
to be printed, 233. 

Bill to amend the several Acts for the Regu- 

lation of Attornies and Solicitors ; Ordered; 257. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 261. Gommnisina, 270. Act 41 Geo. III, c.79, 
read; Instruction to amend the said Act so far as relates to 
Registrars and Chapter Clerks;.and Bill considered ; 308. 
Report deferred, 315, 319, 329, 340. Petition of Attornies 
at 4 Solicitors of the Court of Chancery for Provision ; to lie 
on the Table; 344. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 354. Passed, 360. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 425, 

AvaRNnk, late Thomas Jefferies; Bill from Lords, for the ex- 
change of an Estate devized by his Will, 389. Read, 393. 
Committed, 410. Reported, with Amendments; agreed to ; 
446. Passed, with Amendments, 461. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 504. Royal Assent, 505. 

Auction ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of exempting certain Sales by Auction from Duty, 185. 
Considered, 191. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 195. 

Avupit Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

AvstTEN, late Robert; Bill from Lords, for the Sale of certain 
Estates devized by his Will, 296. Read, 297. Committed, 
311. Reported, and passed, 366. Royal Assent, 385. 

Austrian Loan; Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool re- 
specting the Payment thereof ; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed ; 166. 














Vide (ADDRESSES, 14, 39.) 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. A. 1821. 


BANFF Roads. Vide Aserveen. 


Bank Nortss; Petition of James Ferguson respecting his Plan 
for preventing the Forgery thereof, 179. Petition of George 
Gibson Nichols, for mitigating the Punishment for the Forgery 
thereof ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 204. 

Vide AccounTs. 

Bank oF Encianp; Act 59 Geo. III, c. 49, to continue the 
Restrictions on Payments in Cash by the Bank ; To be consi- 
dered in a Committee of the whole House; Act 56 Geo. III, 
c. 68, read, and so much thereof referred, as relates to the Cir- 
culation of the Silver Coin; 144. Committee deferred, 151. 
Act 59 Geo. III, c. 99, read, and referred ; matters considered ; 
180. Reported; and Bills ordered ; 180. Vide infra. 

Bill for making further eager “J 

Resumption of Payments in Cash by t ; 
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Ordered; 180. Presented, and Read ; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading ; 187. Committed, and Bill to be printed, 191. 
Committee deferred, 199, 205, 214, 218, 231. Motion for an 
Instruction to reconsider the Provisions of Act 59 Geo, III, 
¢. 49, withdrawn; Committee deferred; 236. Bill considered, 
247. Report deferred, 252. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; ‘259. Bill passed, 265. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 309. 

Bank or Enctanp; Vide Accounts. Lunatics. Stock. 
Bank oF IRELAND. ‘ 


BANK or IRELAND. Vide ]RELAND. 


Banxrupts; Bill to repeal so’ much of Act 5 Geo. Il, as 
requires Meetings to be holden in Guildhall, and for building 
Offices for the Meetings of Commissioners ; Ordered, 164, 
386. Presented and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 418. Committed, 439. Committee 
deferred, 449, 460, 477, 480. Instruction respecting the 
Grant of Two Thousand Three Hundred Pounds for erecting 
new Courts; Bill considered; Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 493. Passed, 500. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 


— Bill to amend the Laws relating to Bank- 
rupts; Ordered; presented and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 318. Committed, 
332.. Committee deferred, 337. Bill considered; Petition 
of John Dufrene against; to be printed; 354. Petition of 
Henry Brown against, 354. Committee deferred, 370. Bill 
considered ; Reported; Day appointed for further considering 

’ Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 381. Further 
Consideration deferred, 389. Report further considered ; 

' Amendments agreed to ; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed 

for Third Reading; 400. Passed, 412. 

, Vide Accounts. IRELAND. Suppty. 

Barey Roaps. Vide Wapes Mill. 

BarNinGHAM Inctosure- Vide LirrLe BarnincHam. 

BarnsLey ; Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill 
for lighting with Gas that Town; Referred to a Committee ; 
156. Reported; Leave given ; Ietition presented; referred toa 
Committee; 183. Reported; Bill Ordered; 189. Presented, 
and read, 215. Committed, 224. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
255. . Passed, 263. 

Report read ; another Bill ordered; Presented, 
and read; 290. Committed, 305. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 

349. Passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 

Assent, 384. 











Vide JourRNALS. 


BarRNwWELt ALL Saints; Petition for a Bill for uniting that 
Rectory with the Rectory of Barnwell Saint Andrew ; Referred 
toa Committee ; 43. Reported; Report to lie on the Table, 
69. Leave granted to give Notices; Bill Ordered ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c. 74. Bill presented, and read, 
135. Committed, 244. Reported; to be ingrossed; 311. 

. Passed, 316. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 417. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 422. Royal Assent, 426. 

BasinGsToKE ; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing and widening the Road from thence to Lobeomb Corner, 
in the Parish of Winterslow; Referred to a Committee; 21. 

. Reported ; Bill Ordered; 107. Presented, and read, 112. 
Committed, 162. Reported; to be a 211. Passed, 
224. Agreed to by the Lords, 239. Royal Assent, 281. 

Petition for leave to present a Petition for a 

Bill to amend the above Act; Leave given; Petition pre- 

sented ; referred to a Committee; 430. Reported ; Leave 

granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices; 437. Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; 445. Committed, 451. Leave to sit 
and report on a certain Day, 452. - Bill reported; to be in- 








grossed ; 468. Passed, 473. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. 


Royal Assent, 502. 


BassincuHaM (Norfolk) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered; 49. Presented,‘and read, 112. Committed, 
239. Reported; to be ingrossed; 278. Passed, 311. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 339. Royal Assent, 385. 

BatT.Le Roaps. Vide Lewes.. ’ 


BreprorD, Freperick, Third Resident Lieutenant of Green- 
wich Hospital ; Petition complaining of certain Grievances ; 
to lie on the Table; 305. To be printed, 320. 

Beprorp Levert Drainace. Vide Eau Brink. 


Beer anv Aus; Acts 42 Geo. III, c. 38, and 56 Geo. III, 
c.108,read ; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of the Laws of Excise for securing the Payment of the Duties 
thereon; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House; 170. Committee deferred, 174. Acts considered ; re- 
ported ; and Bill ordered; 181. Vide infra. 


Bill to alter ard amend the Laws of Excise 
relative thereto ; Ordered; 18:.. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; i39. Committed, 194. Con- 
sidered, 198. Report deferred, 205. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 209.. Passed, 

_ 213, Agreed to by the Lords, 251. Royal Assent, 281. 

Petitions complaining of the above Act; viz. 








Vor .76.——Sess. 1821. 


of Brewers of es 447. Of Brewers of Aberdeen ; to be. 
panes 454. Of Brewers in Alloa; to be printed, 473.. Of 

rewers of Dundee; Perth and Renfrew; 480. Of Brewers 
of Ayr; to be printed,.488. Of Brewers in Brechin, Arbroath, 
Montrose and Forfar; to be printed, 496. Of Brewers of 
Dumfries and Maxwell Town; to be printe d4go9. 


Beer anv ALE; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal 


the above Act ; Question Neg. thereupon; 488. 


Betrast CoMMERCIAL Bui.LpinGs. Vide IRELAND. 
Bensow, Wituiam: Vide ConsTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. 
BerKELeEy Canal. Vide GLovucesTER. 


Roads. : Vide Bristo.. 


Berxs Canal. Vide Wits. 
Best, Mr. Justice ; Petition of Thomas Davison, complaining 


of his Conduct in fining him whilst on his Defence, offered ; 
Motion for bringing it up, Neg.; 105. Petition of Inhabitants 
of London and Westminster taking notice of what passed in 
Debate ; Motion that the Petition do lie on the Table; Motion 
and Petition withdrawn; 146, 


——- Vide DEFENDANTS. 
Betuiem Hospital. Vide Hapriztp. Mackenror. 
Bewp ey Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 


pee of Acts ; Referred to a Committee ; 55. Reported, 141. 
ill ordered, 142. Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 196. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 267. Passed, 330. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 357. Royal Assent, 384. 


BILLS : 


Applications for Private Biius; viz.—For 


BRIDGES. Vide Brecon——Cuiypg, Conway, Cra- 
MOND —— INcHBELLY --—- Lonpon —— Neng —— 
W orcesTER. 

CHURCHES. Vide Epinsureu—-(St. Gites)——Har- 
wicH——MARyY-LE-BON E—PANcras. 

DRAINAGE. Vide Eau Brink. 

Gas Licut. Vide Barnstey, BRENTFORD, Bristou 

CovENTRY DuDLEY Ipswicn —— Kine- 

STON-UPON-HULL LamBetnh, LEICESTER MeE- 

TROPOLIS Newrort,{—— Portar, Portsea, 

SouTHAMPTON, SouTtH Lonpon, WHITECHAPEL. 


Harpours. Vide Dustin Port——LymeE Recis 
PorTHLEVEN SALTCOATS. 

Hicuways. Vide ALtemoutn, ALFotp Bars ann New- 
BRIDGE BasincsToke, Brwotey, BirMINGHAM 
ANDSTRATFORD-UPON-AVON, BrisToL ANDBERKELRY, 
Bromyarp, Bury———Cuatuam, Cricktey Hitt, 
Crossrorp Bripce-——DeNnpicu aNnp Sr. AsApu, 
DunstaBLe ~-—Epinpurcu, Etspen, Exerer 
Fuimwe.t Vent, Foston Bripce GLASGOW AND 
CARLISLE, GLASGOW AND Parknouse, Great Bo.- 
TON and West Hovucntron——Hackney, Hatirax: 
AND Burn Ley, Heniey-uPon-THames, HEXHAM AND 
Auston, Hicucare ano Hampestean, Hocxuirre 
anv Wosurn——IRELAND, (CASTLECOMER, Dun- 
DALK) IvetcuesTeR, Ivetsey BANK anv Havcu- 
TON——KrysBerry Bripce ano Torgvay, Kipper- 
MINSTER, KNARESBOROUGH AND PaTELey Bripce 

Leeps anD Ortey, Legps AND WaAkeEPiELp, 

LEICESTER AND AsnBy-DeE-LA-Zoucn, LeEIcEsTER 

anv Hincxxiey, Lewes, Liverroot AND Prescot, 

Lovcssorovcn, Lyme Rercis MACCLESFIELD 

anv Buxton, Mancuester AND Botton, Man- 

CHESTER’ AND Buxton-——NEwark UPON TRENT, 

Nortu QuerEn’s Ferry ——PortTsMOUTH ANDPETERS- 

FIELD——RiPoN AND PatTetey Bripcr-——Suer- 

FIELD AND Mossrovucna, SHREWSBURY, SKIPTON AND 

KNARESBOROUGH, SKIPTON AND CLITHEROE, SPALp- 

ING, SPEENHAMLAND AND MaARLBoroven, Strour- 

BRIDGE, STRATFORD-UPON-Avon, SupBROOK, Sum- 

MARY ProcEEDINGS, SWINDON AND Marizgoroucu, 

TapcasteR AND Ot.Ley, TetTsBury, Tuirsk anp 
MasnaM, Titpury Fort——UtTToxerer anv Roces- 
TER——Wapes Miz ann Baruey, Weis, Weston 
ON THE GREEN AND KIDLINGTON. | 

INCLOSURES. Vide ALSAGER,‘ ALsTONE AND ARLE—— 
BassinGHAM, BosHAM‘ AND‘ FuntTiINGTON, Bourton 
AND Moreton, BoxGRove anv TANGMERE, BRADLEY, 
Broap Town, Bromuiey, Burnnam,——CLey-NExT- 
THE-SBA——Darincnovuses——East Hampsteabd 
-Faunnam = Rovat, Feistev&gt;——Great Bookuam, 
Great. Durnrorp —— Haitey, Hienam —— Irz- 
LAND (TALLAGHT) Ivincuor ——~ Kenn, Kirxrey 
Ingteta —— LamBeta, Lampiucn, Leverineton, 
LitrLe -BarnincHam, Lianrwst, Lonpessrovcn, 

H —MaALMESBURY, 
























































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H 
H 
| 
} 












—~ + Matmessury, Miuutseurne, Moreton Va- 
tence —— Nerrsweiy, Parriswiex —— Rasxetr, 
Rasxewr anv Brarrerton——Sovrtn Dorrizvp, Sta- 
PLEFORD Assot, Stoxe D’ApEron —— Taxnton, 
Temester, Tip St. Gigs Watessy, WenpEy 
‘Lorts, WajtLey, Wuittipeton, WuitweLp, Wor- 
STEAD. 

NATURALIZATIONS. Vide Simpson. 

NAVIGATIONS AND RAILways. Vide Anus-——Dart- 
moor, Dun——Epinsureu anp GLascow——Giov- 
CESTER AND BerkKeELey ——— Montcomery —— Re- 
GeyTt’s CANAL———STOCKTON, STRATFORD-UPON- AVON 
——Wiits anp Berxs, Womers.tey, Worsporoucn, 

Poor. Vide Buistor——Cnetses 
Huu. ——-Lincouy. 








KINGSTON-UPON- 


STREETS. Vide Bristo.——CuHeLMsrorp, CHELTEN- 
HAM, CuicHesteR——Ep1InNBuRGH——HOo.porn; Sr. 
AnpREw——1Pswicu--——LupLow——MILE E£ND OLD 
Town —— Norrincuam —= SHREwssURY “—— 
W orTHING. 

Various Matters. Vide Ainprig Barony, ANTIME- 
pHitic CoMPANY Bagnwet, Att Saints—— 








Cautico Prinrers, Croston Parisoes-——Dysart 
Ferry EpGsaston TytueEs, EninsurGHROYALTY, 
Epinsurcu Gaot, Essex Prisons—— GLascow 


Potice, Groucester Markxets——IRre.anp ( BEL- 
FAST COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS—— DUBLIN FoUND- 
LING Hosp1raL——DuNnDALK Court House )—— 
Kent Coat Mererns——Lanarksuike BrivewEL., 
LiveRPooLW ATER-works, LONDON INSTITUTION 
MANCHESTER AND Satrorp, MancuesteR Consta- 
BLES, MaxweEtu’s Staves—-—Newincton SELectT 
Vestry, NoRTHUMBERLAND RocupaLe MaRKeET 
——S,Lop——Jvupce’s Lopcines, Simonn’s Estate, 
SutnHertann Sratutr Lasovur——Tay Fisnery, 
Taames LasTaGe aNp BatiastTace, TraETH Mawr 
EMBANKMENT. 

Private Bits, brought from the Lords; viz —For 


Divorces. Vide Guerawty. 
Estates. Vide Avarne, AusTEN 











Boip, Browns- 


woov——Empury——Gore, Grex——Hnton Wat- 
rnisu, HuNLokE—— Dusitin—— LapsBrooxke, Luoyp, 
Logan —— MAxweELt Row.iey ReoGis--— Sat- 





TERTHWAITE, SmMita——Trinity Hospirat——Wi1n- 
CHESTER House. 


NATURALIZATIONS. Vide FexNaNveEz, 

Pupuic Bitus. Vide Accounts, Acetous Acip, African 
Forts, APPRENTICESHIP, AssESSED TAXES, ATTORNIES 
AND SOLICITORS Banx or ENGLAND, Banxrupts, 

















INDEX te the Sevewry-sexTn VoLume. [1899 


BILLS—coatinued. 








———S= 
Navicatron, Navy Property, New Souru Waxes, 
Noya Scorra —— Orpnance Lanps—— Packet 
Vessrts, Patents, Poor, Postage, Prisoners, Pri- 
SONS QuegN——Roman Carunotics, Rum—— 
SatyacE, ScotLayp, (Court oF SESSION, COURTS 
OF ADMIRALTY, CREDITORS, DISTILLERIES, HE- 
REDITARY REVENUE, INSOLVENCY,JURIES,MALT,} 
SeamMen’s Waces, SEwers, SHEERNESS Lanos, SILK, 
Stamps, Steam ENGinges, Stock, SupPLY=-—TimMBER 
Tozpacco, TRANSPORTATION OF OrrENDERS, TURN- 
PIKE Roaps——Vacrants, Usury Laws——W are- 
HousInc, Warer-worxs, Westminster ImMpPROVE- 
MENT, WuHarrs,WitNeEssEs IN ForEIGN Parts, Woot, 
Wootten Croras. 





Pustic Bitxs, brought from the Lords. Vide IpeLanp, 
(TREASON )-—ELECcTIONS. 


BILLS; Resolutions limiting the time for receiving Private 
Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills; to be printed, 7. © 
Further time granted for receiving Priva Bits, 
133. 
to be printed, 51, 61, 80, 83, 85, 91, 105, 111, 125, 
117, 124, 127, 128, 140, 145, 153, 154, 158, 165, 168, 
188, 191, 203, 211 218, 223, 250, 251, 261, 263, 264, 265, 
269, 274, 285, 286, 297, 301, 307, 318, 330, 334, 341, 345, 
347, 349, 352, 360, 366, 368, 378, 379, 382, 383, 385, 
386, 388, 392, 402, 418, 423, 424, 432, 438, 439, 441, 
445, 457, 499, 470, 500—as amended, 68, 137, 147, 180, 191, 
194, 217, 225, 253, 259, 264, 280, 288, 289, 319, 324, 333; 
381, -390, 402,- 408, 419, 420, 423, 427, 434, 456, 460, 
469, 470, 477, 481. 

——— Re-committed, 137, 165, 186, 109, 206, 209, 211, 
213, 224, 235, 247, 258, 267, 271, 277, 288, 291, 303, 332. 
335» 361, 372, 379, 382, 393, 402, 413. 

ommitted to Select Committees, 186, 404 

Committee, on another Bill, 225. 

Orders of Leave for Bills discharged, 38, 92, 107, 

109, 139, 211. 

Second Reading of Bills put off for Six Months, 101, 

110, 185, 207, 231, 319, 358.—For Three Months, 229, 364, 
407, 470, 471, 504. 

——— Committee on Bills put off for Six Months, 347,.— 
413. 








toa 











———— Report of Bill put off for Three Months, 496. 

—-—— Further Consideration of Reports put off for Six 
Months, 332, 376, 498.—Three Months, 408, 460, 462, 477. 

———— Read the Third Time upon a Division, 490. 

- Third Reading of a Bill put off for Three Moaths, 

460. 

Ordered to be brought in upon Motions from Com- 

mittees of the whole House, 160, 181, 193, 259, 265, 275, 
382, 408, 441, 445, 450, 460. 

———— Two Bills ordered to be brought in upon Motions 
from a Committee of the whole House, 180.--Three Bills 
ordered, 469. 





Breer anv Ave, Bitts or Excuance, Brean 
Capita, Orrences, Cuaritas_e Est4BiisHmeEnts, 
Cuurcn Baers, Cuurcnes, Crargence,(DuKe or), 
Crover Seep, Coars, Coasting Trape, CocuineA. 
ANp Inpico, Commissions on Circuits, Consoti- 
patep Funp, Conway Bripcr, Corn AveERraces, 
County Courts, County Rates, Custom Hovuse 


Orricers, Customs——Dwe.tiing Hovsgs——Easr 
Inpia, Evections, Excugguer Bitts -—- Fiax 
aANvo Corton, Forerery, Fur Trape —— Game, 


Guiass, Goons, Gregnwicy HosprraL——HEerrino 
Fisnery, Horyuean, Hors, Horses INCLOsUREs, 
Inpemnity, INrormMaTions, INNKEEPERS, 


(lIRELAND.)—({ABDUCTION OF WOMEN, ATTOR- 
NIES——BANK OF IRELAND, BANKRUPTS EPFECTS 
—— CHANCERY, CourT oF, CLERK OF ASSIZE, COAL 
Yarps, Coroners, Customs. —- DuBLIN—~—GaAOL 
Fees, GENERAL SESSIONS,GRAND JURY PRESENT- 
MENTS——INLAND NaviGaTION, INSOLVENT DEBT- 
ors, JUDICIAL OrFices, Justice, Courts or—— 
LAGAN NAVIGATION, LunaTic AsSYLUM——MALT 
——NOT4RIES —— Prisons —— Revenve IN. 
QUIRY ——SECURITIES, SHERIFFS, STAMPS, STARCH, 
STEALING iN SHOPS——TITHES——WiTCHCRA4ST. 
JusTices or rue Peace, Jurors, Juvenine Orren- 
. p£eRrs——Kive'sBencu, Court or——Lanp REvENUE 
» Lano Tax, Loncirups, Lunatics, Lunatics Stock 
‘Lunatic Tausress——Maxt, Man, Isxe or, Manine 
Mutiny, Marriaces, Metropous Pouce, Me- 
TROPOLIS TuRNPiIKe Roans;Monair Sturrs, Mutiny 
—~— Nava. Stores, Navicasce Rivers Roseery, 











Resolution, and Motion for a Bill reported from a 
Committee of the whole House, 160. 

Resolution relative to the expediting the Introduction 
of Public Bills into the House, 166. 
— Further Proceedings upon Third Reading, adjourned, 
178, 441.—Resumed, 183, 452. 
———— A Bill ordered to be brought in upon a Division, 

344- 





———— Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill, withdrawn ; a 
similar Bill having been thrown out by the House, 459. 
————— An Amendment being proposed to be made to a 
Bill on the Third Reading, f leaving out certain Words ; 
House informed, that it was intended to offer some Amend- 
- ments to the Parts so proposed to be left out, 227. 

House informed, that the Parties consented to with- 
draw certain parts of a Bill, for which Notices bad not been 
given, 232. 

-—— Withdrawn, 251, 372, 370. 

—- —— Service of the Order of the House in the Case of a 
Divorce Bill, upon the Agent, to be deemed good Service, 
406. 








Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third Reading 

of a Bill, 408. 

Amendments proposed to be made on the Third 
Reading of Bills, but not made, 227, 474, 495- 

——— Amended on the Third Reading, 146, 227, 413, 463, 
474, 490, &amp;e. 

—-—— Lords Amendments to a Bill; to be printed, 380. 

——~—— Bills brought from the Lords, amended by the Com- 

mons, 240, 446, 480. 

Further Consideration of Lords Amendments to a 

bill, put off for Six Months, 388, 406. 

— Committee appointed to consider of the mest effectual 

means for expediting the Introduction of Public Bills into this 

House, and te report Opinion; Five to be the Quorum ; 101. 

Member added, 118. Report with a Resolation ; to lie _ 
e 























1821:] INDEX/toi the Stventy-SrxtmV6 ru Me. 





the Table; and to be printed ; 146. Report considered, and 
~ Resolation agreed to, 166. 4 
——- Vide Cxrauses. Committees. Hovse. 
structions. Orprers. QUESTIONS Nec. Suppty. 





In- 





Bitts or Excuance; Bill to regulate Acceptance of Bills of 
Exchange ; Ordered, 257. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

“pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 261. 

_ Committed, 270. Considered; reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
308. Further Consideration deferred, 321, 358. Bill re-com- 
mitted 365. Committee deferred, 390, 413. Bill con- 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 419. Report 

- further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 429. Passed, 433. By the Lordé, with 
Amendments, 483. Considered, and agreed to, 488. Royal 
Assent, 492. ! 


BirMINGHAM; Petition of Merchants and others, complaining 

: of the Decline of Trade in that Town; to lie on the Table, 
and to be printed ; 52. 

AND STRATFORD UPON Avon Road; Peti- 
tion for a Bill for repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee ; 42. Reported; Bill ordered; 112. “Presented, and 
read, 130. Committed, 162. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
202. Passed, 233. Agreed to by the Lords, 322. Royal 
Assent, 384. 

Bisnop. Vide GueRNseEy. 

Biackrriarks BripGe. Vide Lonpon. 


BLasPpHEMoUS AND Sepitious Lisexs; Act 60 Geo. III, 
c. 8, for the more effectual Prevention and Punishment 
thereof, read. Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal 
the said Act, Neg. 318. 

: — Vide Accounts. 

Bop, late Peter Patten; Bill from Lords, to enable the 
Devisees under his Will to grant. Leases, 322. Read, 330. 
Committed, 345. Reported, and passed, 378. Royal As- 

sent, 385. 

Botton Christopher.. Vide Burton. 

Botton Road. Vide Bury. 

Booxuam Inclosure. Vide Great Booknam. 

Boots. Vide Frencu Boors. 

BosHam AnpD FuntTineton (Susser) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to inclose; and Bill ordered ; 58. Presented, and read, 
150. Committed, 244. Petition of William Padwick, 
against, 267. Referred, and Counsel ordered, 268. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 285. Passed, 330. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 353. Royal Assent, 385. 


Bourton ano Moreton (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to inclose, and exonérate from Tithes ; and Bill ordered ; 

* 58. Presented, andread,130. Committed,172. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; 285. Passed, 304. Agreed to by the 

~ Lords, 358. Royal Assent, 385. 

Bowpitcies; Motion for an Address for Copy of Petition to 

' the Home Department in behalf of the Bowditches, with- 
drawn, 76. 

BoxGrove AND TANGMERE (Susser) Lands; Petition for 
a Bill to inclose ; and Bill ordered; 58. Order of leave for 
Bill read; and so much of it discharged as relates to the 
Parish of Boxgrove; 150. Bill presented, and read, 150. 
Committed, 244; Reported ; to be ingrossed; 285. Passed, 
330. Agreed to by the Lords, 353. Royal Assent, 385. 

Braptey (Worcester) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered; 58. 

Brarrerton Inclosure. Vide RAskeE tr. 

Breap; Select Committee ms henge to take into consideration 
the existing Regulations relative to the making and sale of 
Bread; to report Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 170, Report to lie 
on the Table ; and to be printed; 273. 

Bill to alter and amend Act 59 Geo. III, to regulate 
the making and sale of Bread out of the city of London ; 
Ordered; 280. Presented, and read; Day.appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 285. Second Reading 
deferred, 292. Bill committed, 314, Considered, 324. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
328. Passed, 354- Agreed to by the Lords, 423. Royal 
Assent, 425. 

Vide Lorps. 


Brecon; Petition for a Bill to enable Justices to rebuild and 
repair Bridges in that County, not — County Bridges ; 
Referred toa Committee; 36. Reported ; Report to lie on the 
Table; 112. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report ou Notices ;'135. Bill 

resented, and read, 141. Committed, 219. Time enlarged 
‘or Committee to report, 311. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 








320. Passed, 343. Agreed to ‘by the Lords, 369. Royal 
~ Assent, 984. - ' 
Brentrorp; Petition for a Bill for supplying that Town and 

adjoining Parishes with Gas; Referred to a Committee ; 44, 


Vot. 76. 


Sess. 1821. 
_ 





BripGnortH Roads. 
Briers. Vide Cuurcu Briers. 
Bristow; Petition fora Bill for the Employment and Regula- 








Reported; Bill ordered; 70. Presented, and’ read, ‘135. 
Committed, 150. Reported; tobe ingrossed; 255. Passed, 
284. Agreed to by the Lords, 322. Royal Assent, 384, 
Vide KipDERMINSTER. 


tion of the Poor ofthat City; Referred. to a Committee; 21. 

Reported ; Bill ordered; 26. Presented, and read, 136. 

— Petition fora Bill to relieve the Churchwardens and - 
Overseers of the Poor froni collecting the Rates, and for ap- 

pointing other Persons; Referred toa Commnittee; 31. Re- 

ported; Bill ordered; 48. -Ptesented, and read, 107. 


Gas Light ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge the Powers 
of Act; Referred to a Committee; 32. Reported; Bill or- 
dered ; 63. Presented, and read, 70. Committed, 84. Re- 
ported; Report to. lie on the Table; 136. Report further 
considered; Bill to be ingrossed; 147. Passed, 150. Aigreed 
to by the Lords, 173, Royal Assent, 200. 
Paving ; Petition for a Bill to enlarge the Powers of 
Act; Referred to a Committee ; 54. 

AND BERKELEY Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing the same; Referredto a Committee; 33. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 48. Presented, and read, 136. Committed, 
172. Reported; to be ingrossed; 276. Passed, 311. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 384. 


British Museum; Motion for laying before the House an 
Account of all Applications to be admitted to the Reading 
Room of the British Museuni; Question Neg. thereupon ; 
25%, 








Petition for further Aid; The King’s Re- 
commendation signified; to lie on the Table; 275. 
Brixton Church. Vide Lampertn Inclosure. 


Broapuvurst, Nathan; Petition complaining of I]l-treatment 
in Lancaster Castle ; Motion that the Petition do lie upon 
the Table; Question Neg. thereupon ; 146 

Broap Town and Tuornuitt Lands, Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 50. Presented, and read, 148. 
Committed, 162. Reported; to be ingrossed; 282. Passed, 
311. Agreed to by the Lords, 353. Royal Assent, 385. 

Bromuey (Kent) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 23. Presented, and read, 104. Bill committed ; 
Petition of Proprietors of Estates, against; referred; and 
Counsel ordered ; 134. All to have Voices, 165. Bill re 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 177. Passed, 183. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 203. Royal Assent, 298. 

Bromyarp Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing the same ; 
Referred toa Committee; 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 63. 
Presented, and read, 84.. Committed, 103. Petition of 
Trustees of Hereford Roads for Provision; Referred to 
a Committee ; 164. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
169. Report read again, and re-committed, 177. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 184. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Instruction accordingly ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c.;.187. Order of Leave for 
Notices read and discharged; another Order made; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices; 196, Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed 5 320. Passed, 343. Agreed to by the Lords, g8o. 

oyal Assent, 384. 


Brook. Vide PREvENTIVE SERVICE. 
BromsGrove Roads. Vide Srratrorp-uPON-AVON. 


Brownswoop; Bill from Lords, to enable the Prebendary to 
grant a Lease of that Manor, 427. Read, 431. Committed, 
446. Reported, with Amendments, 480. Passed, with 
Amendments, 488, Agreed to by the Lords, 504. Royal 
Assent, 502. 


Buck Wueat; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
consider of so much of Act 59 Geo. III, c. 52, as relates to 
the Duties imposed upon the Importation of Buck Wheat, 
115. Considered, 127. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 132. Order of Leave for Bill read 
and discharged ; Instruction accordingly; 145. Vide Six. , 


Butt-BAITING ; Petition of Magistrates of Rochdale, agaist ; 
to lieon the Table ; and to be printed; 305. Of Magistrates 
and Others of Prescot; to lie on the Table, 391. — 


Burnuam (Norfolk) Lands ; Petition for a Bill for draining 
and improving the same; Referred to a Committee; 55. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and read, 130. 
Committed, 172. Petition against ; Referred; Counsel 
ordered; Voices; Power to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; 192. Bill, reported; to be ingrossed ; 245. 
Passed, 256. Agreed to by the Lords, 279, Royal ‘Assent, 
282. : 5:8 

Burney Road. Vide Hauirax. 


Burton, Mr. Christie; Petition of Christopher Bolton and 
others, relative to Mr. Burton’s discharge from Prison ander 
an order of the House; To lie on the: Table ; and. to be 
printed; 14. ester) 


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‘Motion for an Address ‘fo His Majesty to 
~~ grant-Comipensation to the Creditors of Mr. Christie Burton, 


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for loss occasioned to them in the support of the Privileges of 
Parliament ; Question Neg. thereupon, 397. 

Bury ; Petition for a Bill, for making a Road from thence to 
Little Bolton, 53.. Referred to a Committee, 54.. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 91- Presented, and read, 94. Committed, 
113. Reported; to be ingrossed; 165. Passed, 212. 

Report read again, and another Bill ordered, 279. 
Presented, and read, 279. Committed, 296. Reported, 330. 

To be ingrossed, 331. Passed, 337- Agreed to by the 

Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 384. 

Vide JouRNALs. 

Buxton Road. Vide Hauirax. 








1°&amp; 2° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess.2. A. 1821. 


CALICO Printers; Petition for a Bill to amend and extend 

Powers of Act ; Referred to a Committee ; 59. 
Cattuorpre Inclosure. Vide LirrLe BARNINGHAM. 
Camsuets. Vide Monair Sturrs. 


Campsett, Daniel; Petition complaining of his Detention 
by the Burman Government; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed; 234. 

Canava. VideGrain. Suppty. 


Caritat Orrences; Bill to prevent Persons charged with 
Capital Crimes to make their Defence by Counsel; ordered ; 
111. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed ; 128. Second Reading deferred, 160, 
190, 199. Motion for Reading the Bill a Second time; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 222. 

Car.is.e Election. Vide ELECTIONS. 

Road. Vide GLiascow. 

CastTLEcoMER Road. Vide IRELAND. 

Cattie. Vide Horses. 


Cuancery, Court of; Motion that the House will, early in 
the next Session of Parliament, take into consideration the 
resent State of the Court of Chancery ; Question previous 
eg. thereupon ; 396. 
Petition of Jane Dawson Doubleday com- 
plaining of the Proceedings of the Court of Chancery ; to lie 
on the Table, and to be printed; 496. 
Vide Accounts. 
Cuartain. Vide (Appresses, 6.) 


Cuaritasie Esta siisHMents ; Bill for enabling Trustees to 
alienate their Houses and Lands by way of Exchange for 
others of equal or greater value ; Ordered ; 166. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 168. Committed, 181. Considered ; Reported; Da 
appointed for further considering Report ; and Bill, as eaaied, 
to be printed; 194. Further consideration deferred, 205. 
Bill re-committed; Considered; reported, and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading ; 209. Passed, 214. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 369. Considered, 386. Further conside- 
ration put off for Six Months; 388. 


Another Bill ordered, 388. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
305. Committed, 404. Committee deferred, 414. Bill con- 
sidered; Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 420. Further 
Consideration deferred, 430. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 434. 
Passed, 440. By the Lords, with Amendments, 483. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 497. Royal Assent, 502. 

CuaritTaBLe Institutions. Vide IRELAND. 

Cuaritiges. Vide Accounts. (AppREsSEs, 36, 37.) 

Cuatuam Road ; Petition for a Bill for continuing and altering 
Term and Powers of Acts, 49. Referred to a Committee, 
50. Reported; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and read, 125. 
Committed, 151. Reported; to be ingrossed; 233. The 
King’s Consent signified, and Bill passed, 264. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 279. Royal Assent, 282. 

Cuetmsrorp Paving; Petition for a Bill to enable the Com- 
missioners to raise a furcher Rate; 31. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 32. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 74. 

Cne.sea; Petition for a Bill for better Assessing and Collect- 
ing the Poor Rates in that Parish ; Referred to a Committee; 
45. Reported ; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 135. 
Committed ; Petition for Provision ; referred to a Committee; 
156. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 168. Report 
read again; Instruction to make Provision accordingly ; 172. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 255, Passed, 278. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 306. Considered and agreed to, 
322. Royal Assent, 384. 

Cuettennam; Petition for a Bill for better Paving and Im- 

roving that Town, 47. Referred to a Committee, 48. 
Re rted ; Report to lie on the Table; 85. Report read; 
Bill ordered ; 190. Presented, and read; 151. Committed, 
164. Re ; Report to lie on the Table; 282. Bill re- 
committed ; Leave to report on a certain Day; 291. . Bill 
reported; Report to lie on the Table; 330. Bill re-committed ; 
Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain Day ; 303. 


PRIVILEGES. 











IRELAND. 





Bill reported, 405. To be ingrossed ; 406. Passed,.442. Agreed 

on hs thn lamts’ ale, Gasel Ament, At. a 

CuesTER ; Petition of Freeholders complaining of the Conduct 
of the Sheriff of the County, 60. To lie on the Table, and 
to be printed, 61. Motion that the said Petition be referred 
to a Select Committee; to report Observations ; Motion with- 
drawn ; (2. Petition read again; Motion that the said 
Petition be referred to a Select Committee to examine the 
matter thereof, and Report their Opinion thereupon ; Ques- 

’ tion Neg. thereupon; 92. 

CuicnesTeR ; Petition for a Bill for better Watching and 
Lighting that City ; Referred to a Committee ; 58. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 102. Read again, and re-com- 
mitted, 111.’ Reported ; Bill ordered; 125. Presented, and 
read, 150, Committed, 244. Reported; 284. To be in- 
grossed, 285° Passed, 330. Agreed to by the Lords, 353. 

oyal Assent, 384. 
Cuiptey, William. Vide Incnester Gaon. 
Cuirk Road. Vide Hoxryueap. 


Cuurcnu Briers; Bill to repeal Act 4 and 5 Anne, and for 
better collecting Charity Money on Briefs; Ordered, 92. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed. for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed; 105. Second Reading deferred, 
196, 216. Bill committed, 240. Considered, 263. Report 
deferred, 270. Bill os ghaag Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; Bill, as amended, to be printed; 280. 
Further consideration deferred, 294, 319. Order for further 
considering Report discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 379. 

Cuurcues ; Petition from Carlisle for vesting the Patronage in 
the Persons contributing to the Building thereof; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed; 163. 

——-—— Petition of Manufacturers, for building Churches 
partly with iron; To lie on the Table, and to be printed ; i69. 
Another Petition of Manufacturers ; To lie on the Table, 179. 

Acts 58 Geo. III, c. 453 59 Geo. III, c. 134, for 
building additional Churches read ; Bill to amend; Ordered; 
294. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, and to be printed; 301. Bill committed, 314. Com- 
mittee deferred, 324, 340, 348, 359, 365, 370, 371, 377, 380, 
390, 404, 414, 423. Bill considered, 435. Report deferred, 
445. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 453. Passed, 459. 

Vide Accounts. 

Cuurcn or ScoTtanp. Vide Scor.Lanp. 

Cinque Ports. Vide SALVAGE. 

Circuits. Vide Commissions. 


Civin List. Vide Scorzanp (HEeRrepiTary REVENUE.) 
Civit ConTINGENCcIES. Vide Accounts. SupPty. 


Criarence, Duke of ; Communication made from him relative 
to the Grant of £.6,000. annually. out of the Consolidated 
Fand ; Resolution of 16th April 1818, read; to be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House; 419. Considered, 429. 
Report deferred, 434, 440, 445. Resolutions reported ; Amend- 
ments proposed to be made thereunto,but not made; Reso- 
lutions agreed to; Billordered thereupon; 448. Vide infra. 

Bill to enable His Majesty to make fur- 
ther Provision for His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence; 
Ordered; 448. Presented, 456. Communication from the 
Duke of Clarence; Bill read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading; 463. Bill committed, 470. Committee deferred, 
476, 479, 487. Billamended, 490. Reported; to be ingrossed; 

ay appointed forThird Reading; 491. Passed, 495. Agreed 
to by tine Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 505. 

Ciark, William. Vide Vicr, Society ror THE SuPPREs- 
SION OF. 

Cuavses ; Added to Bills on the Report, 229, 267.—On the 
Third Reading, 146, 217, 233, 265, 284, 328, 330, 420, 440, 
452, 468. 

———— Motion for bringing up Clauses withdrawn, 217, 303, 

468, 497. 

——— a Clause withdrawn, 435. 

Committed to Committees of the whole House, 284, 

328, 330. . ; 

————_ Leave given to offer a Clause on the Third Reading 
of a Bill, 408. 


Debate adjourned upon the Question for Reading a 
Clause a Second Time, 420. 
Second Reading of a Clause dropped for want of 
Forty Members, 430. 
———— Vide INstructions. Questions, NEc. 
Cuierk or AssizE. Vide IRELAND. 
Currk of the Crown; his Deputy to attend with a Return, 
and amend it; 77. 














Attends, and amends it, 84. 


Cierx of the House; to direct the printing of the Journal, 
20. 





Certain Returns of Members holding 
Offices, to be made to him, 427. 
To cause an Abstract to be made of cer- 
tain Returns relative to the Poor, 495. 
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CLey-NEXxT-THE-SEA, &amp;c.  ( Norfolk) Lands; Petition for)a 
Bill to inclose and drain; Referred to a Committee, 32; Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table 3 40. Report read ; Leave 
granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices, &amp;c.; 55. Bill presented, and read, 150. Com- 
mitted, 165. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 311. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; 331. Passed, 373. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 417. Royal Assent, 425. 

CuitHEROE Road. Vide Skipron. 


Cxiover Szep; Petitions relating to the Adulteration of Clover 
and other Seeds; viz. Of Seed Merchants of Worcester and 
Southwark; to be printed, 301. Of Seed Merchants of 
Warwickshire; Staffordshire; Leicestershire, and Worces- 
tershire; 350. Of Dealers in Seeds in New Malton; to be 
printed, ibid. Of Seed Merchants of Kidderminster; to lie 
on the Table, 362. Of Farmers of Nottingham; and of 
Merchants of Nottingham; 370. Of Merchants of Edinburgh 
and Leith; to be printed, 372. Petitions referred to a Select 
Committee, 375. . Vide infra. 


Petitions presented in this Session, concerning the 
Adulteration of Clover and Trefoil Seed; to report Observa- 
tions ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum ; 375. Petition of Seed Merchants of Norfolk ; 
referred, 395. Committee to report Minutes; Report and 
Appendix to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 402. Peti- 
tion of Merchants of Aberdeen; to lie on the Table, 406. 
Petition of Merchants of London; to be printed, 431. 


Bill to prevent the Adulteration of Cloverand other 
Seeds; Ordered, 412. Presented, andread; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to-be printed; 418. Second 
Reading deferred, 433. Bill committed, 440; Committee 
deferred, 455; Committee put off for Three Months, 462. 
Ciype Bripce; Petition for a Bill for erecting a Bridge over 
the River Clyde ; Referred to a Committee, 43. Additional 
Petition; Referred, 53. Reported; Bill Ordered; 107. 
Presented, and read, 151. Petition of Magistrates and 
Common Council of Rutherglen, against; to lie on the 
Table; 193. Petition of Preceptor and Patrons of Hutchi- 
son’s Hospital, for further time for Report; Referred to a 
Committee, 394; Reported ; and further time granted for 
Committee to report ; 400. : 


Coats; Petitions respecting the Duties thereon; viz. Of 
Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh; 39. To be printed, 
40. Of Ship Owners of Leith, 71. To be printed, 72. Of 
Ship Owners of Kincardine and Bo'ness; to be printed, 75. 
Of Merchants of Edinburgh; to be printed, 108. Of Ship 
Owners of Kirkaldy ; Dysart and Wemyss; to be printed ; 
137. Of Proprietors of Collieries on the Frith of Forth; 
Merchant a of Leith; to be printed; 158. Of Pro- 
prietors of Coal on the Frith of Forth; to be printed, 164. 
Of Ship Owners of Sunderland; to be printed, 188. Of 
Owners of Collieries on the Tyne; to be printed, 221. Of 
Proprietors of Collieries on the River Tyne; and Ship Owners 
of Newcastle; also on the River Wear; and of Sunderland ; 
to be printed; 246, | 

Acts exempting Coals used for the Service of Mines 
in Cornwall and Devon, from Duty; To be considered in a 
Committee of the whole House; 325. Considered, 329. 
Two Resolutions reported ; First agreed to; Second amended, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 332. Vide infra. 

Bill for extending the Drawback on Coals used in 
Mines and Smelting Works, within the Counties of Cornwall 
and Devon; Ordered, 332. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 341. Committed, 345. 
Committee deferred, 348. Bill considered, 352. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 360. 
Third Reading deferred, 370, 377, 399, 404. Leave given 
to offer a Clause relative to the Coal Mines of Pembrokeshire, 
408. Third Reading deferred, 420. Bill read the Third 
Time ; Clause offered ; Second Reading thereof dropped for 
want of Forty Members; 430. Further Proceeding upon 
Third Reading, Adjourned, 441. Resumed, ard Bill 
passed, 452. Agreed to by the Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 
492. 

House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of allowing a Drawback of the Duties on Coals, used in 
working Engines for Draining Coal Mines in the County of 
Pembroke, 380. Committee deferred, 390, 400. Bill Con- 
sidered, 404. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Leave 

iven to offer a Clause on the Third Reading of the above 
Bill: 408. Vide supra. 

Vide Accounts. Kent. 

Coats AND STONE; Petitions from Whitehaven and Carlisle 
against the Duties thereon, carried Coastwise; To lie upon 
the Table, and to be printed, 394. 

Coat Yarps. Vide IRELAND. 

Coastine Trape. Acts o Anne, c. 23; 50 Geo. III, c. 64; 
and 1 Geo. IV, c. 43; to amend the Laws relating to Smug- 
gling and the Coasting Trade in Great Britain; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 352. Consider- 
ed, 359. Resolutions reported, 365. Resolutions read again ; 
and Bill ordered thereupon ;. 436. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend several Acts relating to the Coasting 


Vou, 76,——Sess. 1821. 





Trade of Great Britain; Ordered, 436... Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second. Reading ; 441. Bill committed, 
449. Committee deferred, Ro 4 Bill considered, 464. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Da srpepied for Third Read- 
ing, 471. Passed, 476. Agreed to by the Lords, 408. Royal 

Assent, 502. , 

CocuINEAL AND INpico; Acts 13 Geo I, c. 25, &amp;c. for per- 
mitting the Free Importation of Cochineal and Indigo; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 115. Con- 
sidered, 127. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Biller- 
dered thereupon; 132. Vide infra. 

Bill to farther continue Act 7 Geo. II ; Ordered, 132, 
Presented, and read ; —_ appointed for Second Reading ; 
145. Committed, 147. mmittee deferred, 153. Bill con- 
sidered, 160.’ Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 165. Passed, 168. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 186. Royal Assent, 200. 

Corrins. Vide Iron Corrins. 


Corn. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSEs, 32.) 


Cotonizs. Vide Accounts. (ADpREsSEs, 12, 16, 23, 34, 
41, 56.) 

CommerciaL INTERCOURSE; Motion for appointing a Select 
Committee, to inquire into the Commercial Intercourse 
between Great Britain and Ireland ; Question amended; Re- 
solution, That the House will, at an early period in the next 
Session, take into Consideration the Duties and Regulations 
affecting the Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; 287. 

Vide Goons. 


CommerciaL Restrictions; Petitions against; viz. Of 
Manufacturers of Earthenware in Staffordshire Potteries ; to 
be printed, 13. Of Merchants of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 
51. Of Joseph Pinsent; to be printed, 447. 

ComMERCIAL Statutes. Vide NAVIGATION. 


Commissions on Circuits; Bill to enable one Commissioner 
to open and adjourn the same; Ordered; 132. 


COMMITTEES : 


—— —— Giand Committees appointed, 6. Vide Grirv- 
ANCES—JustTiceE, Courts of —RELIGION—TRADE. 


of the wHoLte House, appointed to consider-— 
Various Acts, 441, (v. Acerous AcipD.)—271, (v. ASSESSED 
TaxEs.)—170, (v. BEER AND ALE).—352, (v. CoasTING 
TRADE.)—115,(v. COCHINEAL ANDINDIGO.)—435,(v. CON- 
SOLIDATED Funp.)—93, (v. Corn AVERAGES.)—352, 400, 
(v. Customs.)—170, 360, 392, 451, 461, (v. East INpia.)— 
73, (v. Fuax anp Corton.—1i27, (v. GuLass.)—171, 
(v. GRAIN.)—445, (v. GREENLAND FisnERIES.)—445, 
(v. Greenwicu Hospirau.)—383, (v. Herrine Fisu- 
ERyY.)—461, (v. Hops.)—127, (v. Horses.) —213, 293, 204, 
303, 341, 368, (v. IRELAND.)—451, (v. MAN, Isle of .)—262; 
(v. METROPOLIs.\—101, (v. M1LiT1ia.)—409, (v. Naviea- 
TION.)—93, (0. New South Wates.)—88, (v. Nova 
ScoT1Aa.)—380, (v. Packet VESSELS.)—315, (v. PosTaGe.) 
—117, (v. Prisons.)—352 (v. Rum.)—115, 164, (v. Sane 
VAGE.)—65, 243, 400, (v. SCOTLAND.)—115, 451, (Vv. S1LK.)— 
450. (v. Stave Trape.)—243, (v0. SMUGGLING.)—352, (v. 
Soutn Ska TRADE.)—127, 170, 185, 212, (v. STAMPS.)— 
167,(v. TIMBER.)—441,(0.W AREHOUSING.)—352,(v.W OOL- 
LEN CLOTHS.) ; ; 

——-——— King’s Speech, 6, (0. QUEEN.) 

——-—--- Motions, 8. (v. Suppty.) 

Other Matters, 492,(v. ADDRESSES.)—93, (v. AFRI- 
cAN Forts.)—410,(v. AMERICAN LoYALIsTS.)—451, (v. AR- 
RACK.)—185, (v. AUCTIONS.)—115, (v. Buck WuEat.)— 
419, (v. CLARENCE.)—325, 380, (v. Coats.)—240, (v. Con- 
way BripcGe.)—460, (v. Custom House Orricers.)—405 
(v. Fur 'Trape.)—68, 72, 185, 242, 264, 299, 353, 423; 
(vo. IrELAND.)—436, 461, (c. Monair Sturrs.)—124, 
(v. Roman Catuouics.)—65, (v. ScoTLAND.)—405, (v. 
SrampPs.)—408,(v.Tosacco.)—41,(v. Ways AND MEANS.) 


SeLrect CoMMITTEES appointed To select Docu- 

ments, or make Abstracts of certain Papers for printing, 480, 
(v. Accounts.) ——To prepare an Address, 4, (v. ADDRES- 
SES, 1.)——To consider of the Petitions complaining of the 
distressed State of Agriculture, 147, (v. AGRICULTURAL 
Distress.)——To take into consideration the Laws relative 
to the Admission of Attornies and Solicitors, 71, (v. ATTOR- 
NIES AND SouiciTors.)——To consider of the most effectual 
Means of expediting the Introduction of Public Bills into 
the House, 101, (v. BILLs.) To take into consideration 
the existing Regulations relative to the Making and Sale of 
Bread, 170, @: BatanjoTe consider of Petitions con- 
cerning the Adulteration of Clover Seed, 375, (v. CLover 
SeED.)——To consider of the Table of Fees, 68, (v. Frxs.) 
——tTo consider the Means of maintaining and improving the 
Foreign Trade of the Country, 40,(0. Forzign TraDe.) 
To consider of the State of the Gaols, and of the Laws relative 
thereto, 174, (v. Gaots.)——To take into Consideration the 
Acts now in force regarding the Turnpike Roads and High- 
ways in England and Wales, 68, (v. Hicuways.)——To 
inspect the Journals of the House of Lords, 134, 201, 267, 
284, 343, 385, (v. JouRNALS.)——To consider of the Ninth 
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' COM MITTEES—continued. 


Report of Commissioners of Courts of Justice, 476, (0. Inz- 
LAN D.)——To consider of the Duties of the Receivers General 
of Land and Assessed Taxes, &amp;c. 194, (v0. LAND AND As- 
sessep Taxes.) -—To inquire what Temporary Laws of 
a Public and General Nature are now in force, and what 
thave expired, &amp;c. 7, (0. Laws Expirtnc)———To inquire 
into the present state of London Bridge, 66, (v. Lowpon.) 
To prepare Militia Estimates, 195, (v. Miurrsa.)—— 
To inquire mto the Establishment of the Ophthalmic Hos- 
pital, 325, (0. Oputnatmic HospitaL.)}——To consider of 
the Returns made in 1819, 1820, and 1821, relative to the 
Sums assessed and levied for the Relief of the Poor, 391, 
(v. Poor.)~— To consider of the Correspondence relative to 
the Extra Post, 433, (c. Postace.)——-Of Privileges, 6, 
(vo. Priviteces.)}——To 0 into the Course pursued in 
the levying all Forfeitures of Recognizances, 98, (v. REcoGNI- 
zANCES.)—-- To consider of the Petitions relating to the Duty 
on Malt in Scotland, 257, (ov. Scortann, MALT.)——To ex- 
amine the Matter of the Petitions presented in 1818, 1819, and 
1820, relative to the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 79, (v. Scot- 
LAND, RovyAL BURGHS.) To take into consideration 
the existing Laws relating to Vagrants, 166, (v. VAGRANTS.) 
——To inquire into the past and present State of the 
Supply of Water in the Metropolis, 40.——To select such 
Documents as may be proper to print as an Appendix to 
the Report, 454, (0. Watrerworxs.)}——To consider of 
the several Reports which have been laid before the Hoase, 
relative to the length of the Pendulum, 257, (vo. Weicuts 
AND Measures.)——To inquire into the Laws relating to 
the Administration of Justice in Wales, 96, (0. Wetcu 
Jupicature.)——To inquire into the present state of the 
Laws which regulate the Stamping of Woollen Cloths, 212, 
(v. Wootten CLoras.) 
—— Usual Order relating to Committees, 7. 
~ To report Proceedings and Opinion from time to 
time, 6. 
——-—-—- To report Opinion, 170, 190, 212, 325.—From time to 
time, 7. 
— To report Observations and Opinion, 40, 68, 71, 79, 




















257. 
~ To report Observations, 7, 40, 66, 68, 98, 146, 166 
170, 257, 287, 375» 391) 433» 479- 
-————- To report from time to time, 499. 
— To report Proceedings from time to time, 106. __ 
To report Minutes of Evidence, 71, 284, 379, 402» 

446, 499.—From time to time, 68. 

— To send for Persons, Papers and Records, 6, 7, 40, 

66, 68, 71, 79, 96, 98, 147, 175, 190, 206, 212, 232, 245, 257, 

287, 325, 375, 386, 454, 476.—On Bills, 192. 

To sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 8, 13, 220, 
263, 301, 390, 498. 

~——— To sit during the Sitting, and notwithstanding any 
Adjournment, 40, 68, 257, 325. 

To adjourn from time to time, and to sit notwith- 
standing any Lieenen, 40. 

To sit on a certain day, and to adjourn from time to 
time, and to sit in the Forenoon previous to the meeting of 
the House, 206. 

To adjourn from time to time, and from place to 

place, 257, 325. : 

All to have Voices, 6, 158, 165, 175, 183, 192, 207, 
219, 224, 267, 331, 426. 

—————. Five to be the Quorum, 40, 66, 68, 71, 79, 96, 98, 147, 
167, 170, 175, 190, 212, 232, 257, 287, 325, 375» 433» 476, 
489.——Three, 134, 201, 267, 284, 343, 385, 391, 454, 498. 

Number of Committees to be Twenty-one, 40. 

To report on Notices, &amp;c. 30, 37, 40, 47, 55» 64, 70, 
74, 78, 86, 90,91, 99, 102, 104, 112, 118, 119, 125, 135, 142, 
178, 187, 196, 209, 239, 283, 311, 437- 

————— Leave given Committees to report on certain days, 
40, 47, 55, 86, 90, 99, 104, 135, 178, 196, 209, 239, 277, 285, 
291, 300, 303, 311, 316, 330, 357, 361, 393- 

Report Progress, 65, 199, 204, 210, 247, 325, 954, 
463, 490. 

———-— Report Progress, but no Day appointed for further 
Proceeding, 335. . 

Instruction to a Committee to sit and proceed, 170. 

Revived, 246, 357, 322. 

————— To sit and proceed on certain Days, 246, 267, 357, 
361, 393, 452- 

——_———. Time enlarged for Committees to make their Re- 
ports, 255, 260, 262, 267, 272, 273, 275, 278, 279, 284, 311, 
312, 325, 331, 337, 35% 378, 393, 400, 418. 

To report forthwith, 282, 283, 396, 426. 

a Committee revived on a Division, 322. 

————. Copy of the daily Proceedings of a Committee 
ordered, 438 ; presented; to be printed; 442. 

———— On Lords Bills, to sit before the usual time, 460. 

Curr; 0. Meek. 

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Commons. Vide ENcRoACHMENTS. 
Commons, Howse or. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Compxaint; made to the House of certain Passages in an 
Address to His Majesty from the Presbytery of Langholme, 
published in “ The London Gazette,” dated Tuesday, Janu- 
ary 2, 1821, as containing matter in breach of the Privileges 
of the House; Gazette delivered in, and passages read; 
Motion that the said Address contains passages in manifest 
breach of the Privileges of the House; Debate thereupon 
adjourned ; 24. Resumed, and Resolution agreed to, ‘Now. 
Con.; Resolution that the insertion in the Lendon Gazette of 
the above Paragraph, proceeded from inadvertence, &amp;c.; 28. 

made to the House, of a printed Newspaper, intitaled, 
“ The Morning Chronicle,” dated February 26, 1821, print- 
ed by J. Lambert, 143, Strand, as contaiming a false State- 
ment of the ground on which certain Members had given 
their Votes, in breach of the Privileges of the House; Motion 
that J. Lambert the printer and publisher, do attend the 
House; Motion that the House do now adjourn, Neg. ; Ques- 
tion previous proposed and withdrawn; Motion by leave 
withdrawn ; 151. 

made to the House of a printed Newspaper, intituled, 

* John Bull,” dated Sunday May 6, 1821, printed and pub- 

lished by R.T. Weaver, at N° 11, Johnson’s-court, Fleet- 

street, as containing a false and scandalous Libel, on a Mem- 
ber of the Honse, in breach of the Privileges of the House; 

Paper delivered in, and Paragraph read; Resolution that the 

said Paragraph is a false and scandalous Libel; R.T. Weaver 

the printer, ordered to attend; 317. R. T. Weaver attend- 
ing aceotding to Order, was called in, and examined ; 
as Arrowsmith, William Shackle, and Henry Cooper 
ordered toattend forthwith; 323. Ordered to attend on another 
day, 324. Arrowsmith, Shackle, Cooper, and Weaver attend- 
ing accordingly, were examined ; Motion that the Attorne 

General be directed to prosecute them for the said Libel; 

Debate thereon adjourned ; Persons again ordered to attend ; 

328. Debate resumed; Motion withdrawn; Motion that 

Eenry Fox Cooper, having confessed himself to be the 

Author of the said Paragraph, be committed to Newgate ; 

Amendment proposed and withdrawn ; Cooper committed to 

Newgate; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants accord- 

ingly; Motion that Thomas Arrowsmith, William Shackle 

and Robert Thomas Weaver, have grossly prevaricated in 
their Evidence, withdrawn; Resolution that Weaver had 
penvectontes in his Evidence ; and Motion for committing 

im to the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, &amp;c.; Question 
amended; and Weaver committed to Newgate; Mr, Speaker 
to issue his Warrants accordingly ; Motion that the Evidence 

taken at the Bar, be printed, Neg.; 335. 


made to the House, of a printed News aper, intituled 

“ The Times,” dated London, Thursday, May 10, 182 1, 
printed and published by C. Bell, as containing a Misrepre- 
sentation of what ncn | in the House, during a Speech of 
a Member; Motion that C. Bell do attend, withdrawn ; 327, 

Conso.ipatTep Funp; Acts 59 Geo. III, c. 19; 1 Geo. lV, 
c. 44, to render the growing produce of the Consolidated 
Fund available for the Public Service; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House, 435. Considered; re- 
ported, and Bill ordered thereupon ; 441. Vide infra. 

— Bill to continue the said Act of 59 Geo. III, ; 

Ordered, 441. Presented, and read; Day appointed dor 
Second Reading ; 445. Committed, 453. Considered, 457. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 468. Third Reading deferred, 476. Bill passed, 480, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 498. Royal Assent, 502. 

ConstasiLes; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

ConstTiITUTIONAL AssociaTIon ; Petition of Thomas Dolby 
complaining of their Proceedings; To be printed, 417. Pe- 
tition of William Benbow; To be prirted, 422. Petition of 
Edward King; To be printed, 437. Petition of William 
Benbow, Bookseller; To be printed, 498. 

Motion for an Address to His Majesty, 
praying him to direct His Attorney General to enter a Nolle 
Prosequi upon all Indictments laid against individuals by the 
Society styling itself the Constitutional Association; Ques- 
tion Neg. thereupon, 500. 

Convicts. Vide Accounts. 


Conway Bridge; Petition for leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill for erecting a Bridge at Conway, offered; The King’s 
Recommendation signified; Petition brought up and read; 
and referred to a Committee; 193. Reported ; Leave given; 
Petition presented; Referred to a Committee; 208. Re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table; 225. Report referred 
to a Committee of the whole House, 240. Vide infra. 

Motion for the House to resolve itself into 

















a Committee to consider of defraying the Expense of erecting 
a Bridge over the River Conway, at Conway; The King’s 
Recommendation signified, and Motion agreed to ; Report 
from Committee on Conway ry Op 240. Report 
27th June 1820, referred, ibid. Matters considered, 246. 
rt deferred, 252. Resolutions reported and agreed to ; 
and Bill ordered thereupon; 258. Vide infra. 
~ Bill for applying @ certain Swn of Money out 





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1821.] INDEX ¢éo the Sevenry-srxTH VoLuME.) 





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of the Consolidated Fund, for erecting the same ; Ordered, 
258, Presented, and read; Hoy spouted for Second Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 269. Bill committed ; Petition of 
Rowland Williams against ; Referred ; and Counsel ordered; 
292. Order for committing the Bill to a Select Committee, 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Committee of the’ whole 
House ; 296. Considered, 301. Report deferred, 305: Bill 
reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 314. Third Reading deferred, 324. Bill passed, 320. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 363. Royal Assent, 383. 
Corn Averaces; Acts 31 Geo. III, c. 30, 44 Geo. ILI, c. 109, 
. and 45 Geo. III, c. 86, for regulating the Importation and 
Exportation of Corn ; To be considered in a Committeeof the 
whole House, 93. Considered, 110. Resolution reported, 
. and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 117. Vide infra. 
Bill to repeal the above Acts and to make fur- 
. ther Provisions; Ordered, 117. Presented, and read; Day 
_ appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 127. 
_ Second Reading deferred, 152, 167, 181, 186, 205. Petition 
of Merchants of Bristol, 215, Of Merchants of Liverpool, 
against; to be printed, 216. Petition from Manchester 
hamber of Commerce, against ; to be printed, 221. Second 
Reading deferred, 221. Petition of Corn Merchants of Leith, 
against; referred to a Select Committee, 225. (v. AGRicUL- 
TuRAL Distress.) Petition from Stirling; Referred, 233. 
: Petition of Merchants of Glasgow, against ; to be printed, ibid. 
Petition of Owners of Land in Roxburgh, and of Merchants of 
London, against ; Referred ; Of Proprietors of Bonded Grain 
in Dundee, against; to be printed ; 246. Second Reading 
deferred, 247, 308, 358. Bill committed, 365. Committee 
deferred, 391, 413, 429, 444. Bill considered, 455. Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
462. Passed, 408. Agreed to by the Lords, 496. Royal 
Assent, 502. 
Petitions complaining of the present mode of taking 
the Averages ; viz. Corporation and Chamber of Com- 
merce of Limerick, 109. Of Importers of Foreign Corn into 
Kingston-upon-Hull ; to be printed, 143. Petition of Cor- 
poration of Chamber of Commerce of Limerick; to be printed, 
143. Of Merchants of Biewnmnty gree z08 204. To be 
printed, 216. Of Freeholders of King’s County; Referred, 
261. Petitionof Chamber of Commerce of Waterford; to be 
printed, 312. Of Merchants of Youghall; to be printed, 


357- 








— Vide Accounts. (ApDREsSEs, 19.) GRAIN. 

Corn Laws; Petition of Persons whose Names are subscribed 5 
Referred to Committee on Agricultural Distress, 373. . Vide 
AGRICULTURAL DisTBEss. 

CorNWALL. Vide Coa.Ls. 

Coroners. Vide IRELAND. 

Cotton Trape. Vide Frax anp Cotton. 

Coventry Gas Licgut Company; Petition for a Bill for In- 
composting them ; Referred toa Committee, 34. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 65. Report read; Bill ordered; 

‘ 72. Presented, and read, 130. Committed, 183. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 238. Passed, 254. Agreed to by the Lords, 
296. Royal Assent, 309. 

CounsEx; To be heard before Select Committees on Bills, 49, 
103, 107, 134, 142, 155, 166, 168,177, 202, 212, 233, 245. 
To be heard before Select Commiitees, on certain 

Matters, 108, 109, 149, 150, 223, 225. 

- On receiving Reports, 316. 


To be heard before Committees of the whole House, 
389.—Heard, 415. 
Vide Questions, Nec. 

County Courts; Bill for preventing Delays and Expenses in 
the Proceedings of County Courts; Ordered, 97. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be 

rinted ; 115. Second Reading deferred, 151. Pisition from 

uisborough, in favour; to be printed,171. Bill committed, 
ibid. Considered; Reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 180. 
Petition from Dursley, in favour; to be printed, 184. Fur- 
ther Consideration deferred, 201. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Leominster, in favour; to be printed, 203. Petition from 

' Great and Little Bolton, in favour; to be printed, 213. 
Further Consideration of Report deferred, 214, 218. Peti- 
tion from Liverpool, against to lie on the Table, 220. 

- Further Consideration deferred, 231, 237, 247, 251, 264. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Lezant, in favour; 292. Further 
Consideration deferred, 327. Further Consideration put off for 

’ Six Months, 332. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 45.) 

County Rares; Bill to explain Acts fur assessing, and collect- 
ing of County Rates; Ordered, 192. Presented,and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 220. 

mmitted, 230. Committee deferred, 247, 252. Bill con- 
sidered, 344. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 

' Third Reading; 347. Passed, 350. Agreed to by the Lords, 
478. Royal Assent, 492. 

Petition of Proprietors and Occupiers of Houses in 

Kingston-upon-Hull, complaining of the increased Expenses 

of County. Rates; to be printed, 482. 


Vout. 76.—Sess, 1821. 
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Court oF ADMIRALTY. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Court or Regugsts. Vide Accounts. 
Court or Session. Vide ScoTLanp. 
Courts or Justice. ‘Vide IRELAND. 


Cramonp Baines; Petition for a Bill for erecting a Bridge 


_ over the River Almond; Referred to a Committee, 49. Re- 
ported ; Bill ordered ; 126,. Presented, and read, 145. Com- 
mitted, 177. Reported; to be ingrossed; 285. Passed, 


_ 292. By the Lords, with an Amendiment, 453. Considered, 


and agreed to, 456. Royal Assent, 467. 


Cricxiey Hitt and Nortrn Leacu Roads; Petition for a 


Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts, 27. 
Referred to a Committee, 28. Reported; Bill ordered; 133. 
Presented, and read, 142. Committed, 201. Reported, 
276. To be ingrossed, 277. Passed, 336. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 417. Royal Assent, 425. 


Criminat Laws; Petitions compieining, of the Severity 


thereof; viz. Of Inhabitants of Wellington and of Whitby ; 
and of Mayor, &amp;c. of Stockton-upon-Tees ; last to be printed, 
108, Of Inhabitants of Horsham; to be printed, 173. Of 
Inhabitants of Gainsborough; 179. Of Inhabitants of Ux- 
bridge ; to be printed, 184. Of Inhabitants of Great Cogges- 
hall, 202. Of Inhabitants of Plymouth; to be printed, 204. 
Of Inhabitants of Taunton; to be printed, 217. Of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Falmouth; to be printed, 240. Of Guild Stewards, 
Burgesses, and Inhabitants of Calne, 262. Of Inhabitants 
of Salisbury ; to be printed, 262. Of Inhabitant House- 
holders of Godalming; to be printed, 292. Of Inhabitants, 
Householders, and others, of the Town of Wigton ; of Inhabi- 
tants of the Parish of Alston; of the City of Bristol; of 
- Darlington; of Inhabitants, Householders, and others of the 
Borough of Kidderminster ; of Inhabitants of the Town and 
- Neighbourhood of Stourbridge; of the Town of Liverpool ; 
and of the Town and Neighbourhood of Boston; to be 
printed, 304. Of Inhabitants of the Borough of Tewkesbury ; 
of the Town of Sherborne; of the Borough of Bridport; and 
of the Towns and Vicinity of Wadebridge and Padstow; of 
Inhabitants, Householders and others of the Towns of Red- 
ruth and Camborne; and of Inhabitants of Pickering; 304. 
Of Inhabitants of Luton, (Bedfordshire); to be printed, 313. 
Of Inhabitants of Shipston-upon-Stour ; of Kingsbridge; and 
of Ross; 350. Of the King’s Town of Maidstone ; of Inha- 
bitants of the Borough of Leominster ; and of Settle; of the 
Mayor and Inhabitants of Southampton ; of Inhabitants of 
Derby, and its Neighbourhood; of Inhabitants of the City of 
Gloucester ; of the Town of Wincanton ; of the Town and 
Vicinity of Wellington; of the Town and Vicinity of Alton; 
and of the Borough of Lewes; of the Clergy, Wate, 
Bankers, Tradesmen, and-other Inhabitants of the Town and 
. Neighbourhood of Kingston-upon-Hull; of the Mayor, Re- 
corder, Aldermen, and Inhabitants of the Aarons of Shafton 
. or Shaftesbury; of the Magistrates, Clergy, Proprietors of 
Land, and other Inhabitants of Staines; of Inhabitants of the 
Borough and Town of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis; of 
the Minister, Churchwardens, and principal Inhabitants of the 
. ‘Town of Keynsham; of Inhabitants of Rochester, Chatham, 
_ and Stroud; of the Magistrates, riergy and other Inhabitants 
of the Town and Neighbourhood of Chelmsford ; and of Inha- 
bitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Witham ; and of 
the Town of Stroud ; to be printed, 350.° Of Inhabitants of 
Melksam ; to be printed, 357. . Of Protestant Dissenting 
Ministers of London and Westminster; and of Inhabitants of 
Birmingham ; to be printed, 368. Of Inhabitants of Work- 
ington; to be printed, 431. Of Clergy and Inhabitants of 
em; to be printed, 452. Of Inhabitants of Poole; to be 
printed, 461. Of Inhabitants of Budleigh, Street and Walton, 
493. 
Vide Accounts AND Papers. DweE.uine 





Houses. Forcery. Hinpoo Wipows. NavicaBLe 
Rivers RossBery. 

Criminau Lunatics. Vide Accounts. 

CrockERNWELL Road. Vide Exeter. 

Crossrorp Bripce, and Manchester Road; Petition for a 
Bill to divert the same, from Throstle Nest Bridge to Stret- 
ford ; Referred to a Committee, 54. 

Croston Parishes; Petition for leave to present a Petition for 
a Bill for making the Hamlets of Tarleton and Hesketh-with- 
Beeconsall, distinct Parishes ; Referred to a Committee, go. 
Reported; Leave given; Petition presented accordingly ; 
referred to a Committee, 96; Reported ; Bill ordered ; 119. 
Petition of John Dorington, Agent for the Bill, for Leave to 
present the Bill: Leave given accordingly, 202. Order 
of Leave for Bill discharged; another Bill ordered; 211. 
Presented,: and read, 212. Committed, 224. Time en- 
larged for Committee to report, 273. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 312. Passed, 321. Agreed toby the Lords 
417. Royal Assent, 425. 


Crown Lanps; Petition of Sir Henry Hawley, Baronet, and 


James Hawley, Clerk, complaining of Losses on the Poor and 
Highway Rates; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 444. 


Crown Leases. Vide Lanp REVENUES. 


Currency; Petition of Merchants of Liverpool, for changing 
the Nominal Value thereof; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 179. 

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Custom House Orricers; Petition of Tide Surveyors, and 
others, who were dismissed from the Service in 1819; for 
relief, 362. To lie on the Table, 363. ' 

House resolyes to. go into a Committee, 

to consider of ting a limited relief to certain Officers of 

the Customs, in the Port of London, who have incurred 

Penalties under Act 46 Geo, IIT; Considered; Reported ; 

and Bill ordered ; 460. Vide infra. ~ tain 

- Bill to empower the Lords of the Trea- 
sury to grant a limited Provision to certain Officers of the 
Customs; Ordered, 460. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 

ointed for Second Reading, 467. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 476, 479. Bill committed, 491. Considered ; Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; Day gc agra for Third Reading, 
497- Passed, 500. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal 
Assent, 502. 

Customs; Act 59 Geo. III, ¢. 52; to repeal the several Duties 
on Customs, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 352. Com- 
mittee deferred, 350, 379 3771 390 490, 404, 423. Act con- 
sidered, 432. Ten Resolutions reported ; First Resolution dis- 
agreed to; Second Resolution amended, and agreed to; sub- 
sequent Resolutions agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 440. 
Vide infra. 

Acts relative to the Duties of Customs; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 409. Com- 
mittee deferred, 414, 420. . 

——-—— Bill to grant Duties of Customs on certain Articles of 
Wood imported into Great Britain, in lieu of former Duties; 
and to amend Act 59 Geo. III, for granting Duties of Cus- 
toms; Ordered, 440. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 446. Second Reading deferred, 455. 
Bill committed, 457. Considered, 461. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 464. Passed, 
469. Agreed to.by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 492. 

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SERVICE. 
1° &amp; 2 Geo. IV. Parl.'7. Sess. 2. A. 1821. 


Darton Inclosure. Vide Kirxsy Invetu. 

Dancine Houses. Vide Metropotis Potice. 

Dartmoor Raitway; Petition for leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill to authorize that Company to vary the Line; Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 277. Reported; Leave given; 283. 
Petition presented accordingly ; Referred toa Committee ; 303. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 305. Leave granted 
to give Notices ; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices ; 
311. Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 316. Committed, 405. Petitions of John Beer ; 
and Owners of Lands in Egg Buckland against; Referred ; 
and Counsel ordered; 410. All to have voices, 426, Bill 
reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 446. Report further 
considered; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
451. Passed, 456. By the Lords, with Amendments, 474. 
Considered, and agreed to, 476. Royal Assent, 493. ; 

Davison, Thomas. Vide Best. 

Deat, Vide Foreign Suirs. 

Dexares; Adjourned, 24, 35, 173, 181, 328, 344, 346, 420, 423, 
433» 44% 455» 458, 459, 470. 

—_——- Resumed, 28, 41, 190, 280, 334, 347, 357, 435- 

——-—- Order for resuming an adjourned Debate discharged, 
496. 





-—— Vide Peritions. 
Dest, Narionat. Vide Accounts. Nationat Desr. 
Destors; Petition of King’s Bench Debtors in favour of In- 
solvency Act; to lie on the Table, 503. 
— Vide Incnester Gao. IRELAND. 
Deceasen’s Errects; Petition of Boroughreeve and Constables 
of Manchester against the Payment of the Duty upon the 


value of deceased’s Effects; to lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 412. 


Derenpants; Petition of Inhabitants of London and West- 
minster, complaining of the summarily fining a Defendant 
during his Defence ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 


286, 
Vide Besr. 


Denzign and St. Asapu Road; Petition for a Bill; Referred 
to a Committee, 39. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Pre- 
sented, and read, 124. Committed, 194. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; 180, Passed, 183. Agreed to by the Lords, 203. 
Royal Assent, 237. | 

Devon. Vide Coats. 

Distinters. Vide Scotnanp ( MALT.) 

Distittery Laws. Vide Scortanp (M4LT.) 

Distress. Vide Pusiic Distress. 

Division. Vide Members. 

Dory, Thomas. Vide ConstiruTionaL Association. 

Dorcnester Roads. Vide Hentey-vPon-THAMEs, 








Dover Harzsovur. Vide Accounts. 

Dovstepay, Jane Dawson, Vide Cuancery. 

Drainine Tites. Vide Acerous Acip, 

Darincuovsss ( York) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose, an 
Bill ordered, 56. 

Dosun. Vide Irevanp. 


Dupuey Gas Licur Company ; Petition for a Bill for incor- 

- porating that Company; Referred to a Committee, 44.. ‘Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 136. Com- 
mitted, 172. Time enlarged for Report, 261. Bill reported: 
to be ingrossed ; 316. Passed, 330. Agreed to by the Lords, 
353: Royal Assent, 384. 

Durrixtp Inelosure. Vide Souta Durrizxp, 


Dun Navigation; Petition for a Bill for improving the same; 
Referred to a Committee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 95. 
Presented, and read, 130. Committed, 156. Reported; Re- 

- port to lie on the Table; 244. Report further considered ; 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; 274. Passed, 
278. Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 309. 

—— Railway. Vide Womerstey. 

Dunpatk Court House. Vide IRELanp. 

Dunpavk Road. Vide IrnELanp. 


Dunstasie Road; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 
repairing the same; Referred to a Committee; 33. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 190, Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 
178. Reported; to be ingrossed; 283. Passed, 296. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 425. 

Durnrorp Inclosure. Vide Great Durnrokp. 

Durstey Road. Vide Bristot. 


Dwe.uine Houses ; Bill to repeal so much of Act 12 Anne, 
as takes away the Benefit of clergy from Persons stealing 
Money or Goods of the value of Forty Shillings; Ordered, 
250. Presesiedl and read; Day appointed for Seeond Read- 
ing; and to be printed; 250. Second Reading deferred, 
305, 346. Bill committed, 355. Committee deferred, 371, 
381, 402. Bill considered, 413.. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 418. Passed, 429, 

Bill for more effectually punishing and 

preventing the Commission of Waste and Destruction upon 
Dwelling Houses ; Ordered, 340. Presented and read; Day 
appointed ‘for Second Reading; and to be printed; 355. 
Second Reading put off for Three Months, 364. 

Dysart Ferry; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge 
Powers of Act; Referred to. a Committee ; 53. Reported, and 
Bill ordered, 77. Petitions of Inhabitants of Kirkaldy, and 
of the Royal Burgh and Parish of Dysart against, 135. Bill 
presented, and read, 148. Petition of the Lord Provost, &amp;c. 
of Edinburgh; and Merchants and Ship Owners of Leith 
against ; to lie on the Table; 162. Petition from Kirkaldy, 
against; to lie on the Table, 177. Bill committed; Petitions 
against, referred; Counsel ordered; 177, Petitions of Lord 

rovost, Magistrates and others of Edinburgh, and of 
George Crichton against, referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 202. 
All to have voices, 224. Petition of George Crichton relative 
to the Parishes of Bruntisland, Kinghorn and Abbotshall ; 
House informed that the Parties interested in the Bill con- 
sented to withdraw such parts thereof as relate to those 
Parishes; 232. Bill reported , Report to lie on the Table; 
266. Report further considered; Amendments agreed to; 
Bill to be ingrossed ; 385. Passed, 393. By the Lords, with 


Amendments, 447. Considered, and agreed to, 451. Royal 
Assent, 467. 





1° § 2° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess. 2.. A. 1821. 


EASTHAMPSTEAD (Berks) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 55. Presented, and read, 148. 
Committed, 240. Reported ; ‘to be hey 279. Passed, 
337. Agreed to by the’ Lords, 396. Royal Assent, 426. 
East Inp1a ; Bill to regulate the Appropriation of Unclaimed 
Shares of Prize Money belonging to Soldiers and Seamen, in 
the Service of the East India Company; Ordered, 101. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed ; 115. Committed, 131. Committee deferred, 147, 
160, 174, 176, 204, 223, 242. Considered, 248. Reported ; 
Day geen for further considering Report, and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed; 253. Further Consideration de- 
ferred, 280, 290, 308, 315. Bill re-committed, and considered, 
332. Report deferred, 340, 348. Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for third reading ; 359. Third read- 
ing deferred, 365, 382, 391, 407, 417, 429. _ Bill passed, 435. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 453. Royal Assent, 467° 
cts 54 Geo. III, c. 36; 55 Geo. III, c. 10, and 
59 Geo. IIT, c. 33, respecting the Duties on Goods imported 
by private Traders ; To be cunsidered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 170. Acts considered, 181.’ Resolution re- 
poder. and agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 185. 
ide infra. ; " 
—————. Bill to continue several Acts peapresng, the Duties 
of Customs on Merchandize imported from the East Ladies ; 
Ordered, 185. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 


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Second Reading ; 189. Second Reading deferred,194. Bill 
committed, 217. Committee deferred, 242, 253, 270, 287, 
(399; 315,' 3445 359, 370, / 380,' 390, 404, 407, 420, 424, 434. 
Instruction relative to the Duties on East India Sugar,: 439. 
Committee deferred, 443, 456, 463, 470. dnstructions re- 
specting the Duties on Goods imported into [reland from the 
t Indies, 471. Committee deferred, 476. Bill consitlered, ° 
478. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
_.Reading ;' 481. Passed,.489.. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. 
. Royal Assent, 502. 
East Inpiegs; Acts relating to the Duties on East India Sugar ; 
. To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 392. 
. Committee deferred, 414, 420. Acts considered, 432. Re- 


, solutions reported and: agreed to; Instruction accordingly; . 


439.. Vide supra. 
—— Acts 54 Geo. III, c. 103, and 59 Geo. III, c. 15, 
- to grant Duties.on Goods imported into Ireland: from the 
: East Indies; To be considered .in a Committee of the whole 
- House, 461. Considered, 465.: Resolution reported, and 
- agreed to; and Instruction accordingly ; 471. Vide supra. 

Act 53 Geo. ILI, c. 155, for continuing, in the* East 
India Company, for a further time, the possession of the British 
Territories in India; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 360.. Committee deferred, 370. 





18th May, from Committee on Foreign Trade, referred; Matter - 


considered ; reported; and Bill ordered; 382. Vide infra. 
— Bill for the further Regulation of the Trade to and 
from. places within the limits of the Charter of the East India 
Company; Ordered, 382. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 383. Se- 
_cond Reading deferred, 391. Bill committed, 408. Com- 
mittee deferred, 414.. Bill considered, 429. Reported; Day 
appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
‘ amended, to be printed; 435. Report further considered ; 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 449. Passed, 455. Agreed to by ‘the 
Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 492. ; 

— Act 59 Geo. III, c. 125, to admit certain Goods 
imported from the East Indies to entry and payment of Duty, 
without being warehoused ; To be considered in a Committee 

_ of the whole House, 451. Committee deferred, 454,459. 
Act. considered, 461. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 
464. Bill ordered thereupon, 465. Vide infra. : 


——_—-— Bill to amend Act 59 Geo. III, and to allow Spirits | 


to be imported from the East Indies, under the same regula- 
tions as Spirits imported from the West Indies; Ordered, 465. 
Instruction relative to the Importation of Arrack, ibid. Bill 
presented, and read;* Day appointed for Second Reading, 
and to be printed; 469. 

Vide Accounts. 

Lorps. Suppty. 

Eau Brinx Dratnace; Petition for a Bill. for altering and 
. enlarging powers of -Acts; Referred to a Committee; 22. 








(ADDRESSES, 21.) ARRACK,. 


ELECTIONS: 


CONTROVERTED. Vide PETITIONS, infra. 
ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 


Report made * 





Reported, 63. Bill ordered, 64. Presented, and ‘read, 70. 
Committed, 102. Petition of Land:Owners:in Burnt: Fen first 
: District against ;: referred, and Counsel ordered, 103. Petition 
of, Francis Knight against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 
239.. Petition of Proprietors of Fen Lands in Bedford Level 
against ; referred, and Counsel ordered, 245. ° Bill reported ; 


* Report to lie‘on the Table; 248. Report further considered ; 


Amendments agreed to ;. Bill to be ingrossed ; 284. Petition 
of .Proprietors. of Lands against; to lie om the Table; 303. 
Bill passed, 312. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal As- 
sent, 384. w 


Epesaston; Petition for a Bill to commute for a Corn Rent, 


_ the Vicarial Tythes of that Parish ; Referred to a Committee, 
42. Reported; Bill ordered; 118, Presented, and read, 135. 
Committed, 162. Reported; to be ingrossed; 249. Passed, 
262. By the Lords, with Amendments, 4i7. Considered, 
and agreed to, 421. Royal Assent, 426. 


EpinsurGu (Royalty ;) Petition for a Bill for further extend- . 


ing the Royalty of that City; Referred to a Committee, 36. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, and read, 134. Pe- 
tition of Proprietors of certain Premises .for provision ; re- 
ferred to a Committee, 148. Bill committed, ibid. Petition 
for additional provision reported, and Instruction accordingly, 
162. 


(Gaol.and Road); Petition for a Bill to alter 





and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 36. Reported; 
Report to lie on the Table; 94. Report read; Leave granted 
to giye Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on No- 
tices, &amp;c. 102. Bill presented, and read, 134. Committed, 
183. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 285. Passed, 321. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 388. Royal Assent, 425. 





- (St. Giles’s Church); Petition for a Bill for re- 

porns and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 

36. Reported ; ‘Bill ordered; 94. Presented, and read, 120. 

Committed, 168, Petition of the Faculty of Advocates 

against ; referred, and Counsel ordered, 185, 

(Queen Street) Improvement; Petition for a Bill 
for the Improvement of Queen Street in that City; Referred 
to a Committee, 36. 

EpinsurcH anp Giascow (Union Canal); Petition for 
leave to presenta Petition for a Bill: to amend Acts, 291. 
Referred to a Committee, 292. -Reported;: Leave given ; 
Petition presented ; referred to a Committee; 295. Reported, 
300. Reportrto lie on the Table, 301., Report read ; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Committee to report 
on Notices; 303. Bill presented, and read, 326. Committed, 
356. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 405. Report 
further considered; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be in- 





peng 431. Passed, 436. Agreed to by the Lords, 453. 


oyal Assent, 467. oe 

Bripce. Vide Cramonp. 
EpvucaTion oF THE Poor. . Vide,Poor. 
Epwarps, John. Vide Rovat Grorce. 





For regulating the Mode of Proceeding with respect to Petitions questioning the Returns of Members, and touching 


Privileges and Elections, 6. 
PETITIONS :— 


Resolution respecting the Method to be observed: when several 


are offered to be presented at the same time, 9. 


Petitions complaining of ‘undue Elections or Returns 


Resolution relative to renewed Petitions, complaining of undue Elections or Returns, 9. 


Petition for leavé to withdraw a Petition, 52. 


A Petition withdrawn, on account of the Petitioner having become a Bankrupt, 52. 
Petition for discharging the Order for considering a Petition, 109. 

Order for considering an. Election Petition discharged, 52. 

Consideration of Election Petitions adjourned, 74,139, 342.—Deferred, 124. 


‘ COMMITTEES :— 


On the Appointment of a Committee, no Party appears on behalf of the sitting Member, 73. Vide Boston, infra. 


On the Appointment of a Committee, the Counsel on one side having nominated a Member to.serve as a Nominee, 
but he not being in the House, they decline nominating another, 345. 


Commnittees choose Nominees, 76, 346. 
SPECIAL REPORTS:— 


Respecting the Absence of Members from Committees, on account of Illness, 257.—Touching the Right of Election, 


266, 334, 346, 352, 368, 393. 
DEFAULTERS :— 


Resolutions, that upon the appointment of certain Election Committees, Mr. Speaker do direct: the Names of Members 
absent to be set aside, and that a List thereof be reported at such time as the House shall: appoint ; and that the 
Members for whose Non-attendance sufficient Excuse shall not be made, shall be taken, into, Custody, 74, 248, 


342, 305. . 


Names to be reported, not to extend to the Names of Members serving on Select Committees for Trial.of Controverted 


Elections, 81, 248. . 


Names reported, and Members ‘ordered to attend the Ballots-on certain Days, 86, 257. 


Order for the’ Attendance of Defaulters discharged, 161. 


BRIBERY, &amp;c.:— 


Leave given the Short-hand Writer to attend vith the Minutes of Evidence, and.to give Pridenee 
Jury of Middlesex, in case of the Hedon Election, 245. . Also upon he Trial in the Court of, King’s. Bench, 378. e 
: ei er 


VoL. 76.——Sess. 1821. 


ce before the Grand 


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ELECTIONS—continued, 






INDEX éo the Stventy-sixtH Votume. [182h. 











SS 


BRIBERY, &amp;c.—continued. 


Clerk to attend, and give Evidence before the Court of King’s Bench, om the Trial of an Indictment against Willi 
Drew for Perjury, and to produce the original Petition, 442. 


Leave given to the Clerk to attend the Cornwall Assizes, with the Poll Book, 200. 


Suort Hanp Writer, CLERK, &amp;c. Vide Brizery, &amp;c. supra. ; 
BILLS, &amp;c. relating to Erections, &amp;c. 





Bill to exclude the Borough of Grampound from sending Burgesses to Parliament, &amp;c.; Ordered, 19, Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 22. Committed; Bill to be printed; 35. Motions for 
Instructions relative to extending the Right of voting to certain Hundreds, and to enable the county of York to 
send four Members to Parliament, Neg. 65. Minutes of Evidence taken in 1819, referred, and Bill considered, 65, 
Further considered; Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report, and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 68, Further Consideration deferred, 105. Bill re-committed, and considered, 131. Reported, and Bill 
re-committed ; considered; reported ; Day ogg for further considering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 137. Further Consideration deterred, 151. Petition of Inhabitants of London, Westminster and South- 
wark, against; to lie on the Table, and to be printed; 159. Bill re-committed, and considered, 165. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 168. Third Reading deferred, 171. BBill passed, 180. Lords 
desire Copy of the Grounds and Evidence on which the House passed the Bill ; House will send an Answer; igo. 
Message considered; and a printed Copy communicated to the Lords; 193. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 381. Day appointed for considering them, and to be printed, ibid. Amendments considered, and agreed 
to, 398. Royal Assent, 425. 

Vide Lorps. 


Bill from Lords to indemnify Persons who shall give Evidence before the Lords upon the above Bill, 216. 
Read, ibid. Committed, 220. Considered; reported and passed; 225, Royal Assent, 237. 

Bill to regulate the Expenses of Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for Ireland; Ordered, 307. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; ibid. Committed, 329. Committee 
deferred, 333, 348. Bill considered, 359. Report deferred, 365, 371. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ; 377. Passed, 386. By the Lords, with Amendments, 444. Considered, and agreed 
to, 447. Royal Assent, 467. 

Bill for the further Regulation of the Mode of Election of Knights of the Shire for the County of York; 

Ordered, 499. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 500. 
— Bill for facilitating the taking of the Poll at contested Elections for the Tg | of York ; Ordered, 402. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; ibid. Second Reading deferred, 
414. Bill committed, 420. Cation deferred, 430. Bill considered; reported; Day appointed Por further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 434. 

Bill for the better regulating of Elections of Members to serve in Parliament for such Towns and Boroughs 
wherein Persons have a Right to vote for or in respect of Lands; Ordered, 376. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 378. Second Reading deferred, 413, 423. 


Caruise; Petition of Freemen complaining of the Interference of the Military; Presented 28 June 1820, Motion 


for referring it to the Committee of Privileges; Question previous proposed, and withdrawn ; Main Question put ; 
Petition referred to the Committee of Privileges; 170. Vide Priyitecgs. 


— Vide Accounts. 


Lyme Recis; Petition of Inhabitants respecting the Elective Franchise, and complaining of the Influence of Peers ; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 256. 


Orrorp; Petition of James Mills, complaining of the Interference of the Marquis of Hertford in the Election of the 
Marquis of Londonderry ; To lie on the Table, 328. 








PETITIONS relating to Controvertep ExLections; viz. 


Axpsoroven Borough; Petition of Charles William Bryant, Esquire, complaining of that Election, 10. Day 
appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
ecords; 11. Petition of Mr. Bryant for discharging the Order for considering his former Petition; to be printed, 
109. Consideration of Petition deferred, 124. Petition considered, 316. Committee appointed, 317. Report that 
the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 321. 


BorovcusrinGE Borough ; Petition of Thomas Mortimer, and others, touching the Right of Election, 34. To lie on 
the Table, 35. Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, 
Papers, and Shes. 95- Petition of James Flintoff and others, to defend the Right ; to be considered at the same 
time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 291. Petitions considered, 342. 
Committee appointed, 343. Report touching the Right of Election, &amp;c. 352. 

Bossiney Borough; Petition of James Webster, complaining of that Election, 18. Day appointed for taking it into 
Consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 19. Petition of James 
Webster to withdraw his Petition, 51. Former Petition read; Section of Act 53 Geo. ILI, c. 71, read; House 
informed that Sir Compton Domville, the Sitting Member, did not object to the Petition being withdrawn ; Mr. 
Forrester (Agent to the Petitioner) examined, and having stated that he knows that Mr. Webster has been declared 
a Bankrupt; Order for considering Petition discharged; Leave given Mr. Webster to withdraw his Petition; 52. 

Boston Borough; Petition of William Augustus Johnson, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed 
for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Reon; 18. 
Petition considered; no party appeared on behalf of the Sitting Member; 70. Committee appointed, 75. 
Nominee chosen by the Committee, 76. Report that the oe Member is not duly elected ; that William Au- 
— Johnson, Esquire (the Petitioner) is, &amp;c.; Deputy Clerk of the Crown to attend and amend the Return, 77. 

eturn amended, 84. 

Catuincton Borough; Petition of John Rowe Snow and others, touching the Right of Election; To lie on the 
Table, 34. Day appointed for taking it into Consideration ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers 
and Kecords; 61. Petition of William Seymour to defend the Right of Election ; to be considered at the same 
time ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 126, Consideration deferred, 139. 
Consideration adjourned, 248. Petition considered, 248. Committee appointed, 250. Special Report respecting 
the illness of Mr, Maberly (a Member of the Committee;) a Medical Person examined in relation thereto; Mr. 
Maberly excused, and leave given him to absent himself from any further Attendance on the Committee; 257. 
Report touching the Right of Election, 266. 

Hepon Borough ; Petition of Richard Bower, and other Freemen, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for 
taking it into Considetation ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 10. Peti- 
tions considered, 66. Committee appointed, 68. Report that the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c. 94. 

Limerrek City; Petition of John Standish and others, also of Sir William Stamer, Baronet, and others, touching the 
Right of Election, 29. To lie on the Table, 30. Day appointed for taking them into Consideration; and Mr. 

er to issue his Warrants for Persons, Dajer and Records; 100. Petition of Colonel Richard Bourke, to 


defend the Right of Election ; to be considered at the same time; and Mr.Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, 
Papers and Records; 159. Petition of the Corporation of Limerick to defend the Right of Election ; to be con- 
sidered at the same time ; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records ; 297. Conside- 
ration of Petitions adjourned, 342. Petitions considered, 345. Committee appointed, 346. Report touching the 
Right of Election, 368. 

PeteRsristy Borough ; Petition of Electors touching the Right of Election; to lie on the Table, 28. Day appointed 
for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 91. 


Petition 








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18t.]) 


ELECTIONS—continued. 
PETITIONS relating to ConrRovERTED E.LEeTions—continued. , 


Petition of Hylton Jolliffe, to defend the right, 326. To be considered at the same time ; and Mr. Speaker to issue 
his Warrants for Persons, — and Records; 327. Consideration adjourned, 365. Petitions considered, 366. 
Committee appointed, 369. Report touching the Right of Election, 393. 


PortsmoutH Borough; Petition of Sir George Garrett and others, touching the right of Election ; to lie on the Table, 
11. Day appointed for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; ee. Petition of Joseph Smith and others, to defend the Right of Election, 261. To be considered at the 
sume time; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records; 262. Petitions considered, 326. 
Committee appointed, 328. Report touching the Right of Election, 346. 


Trecony Borough; Petition of Charles Harper, and Sampson Hall, complaining of that Election, 9. Da appointed 
for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 10. 
Another Petition of Charles Harper the younger, and Sampson Hall, 17. To be considered at the same Time; and 
Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, 18. Petitions considered, 66. Committee 
appointed, 67. Report that the Sitting Members are duly elected, &amp;c. 7. 


Truro Borough ; Petition of Lord Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, complaining of that Election; Day appointed 
for taking it into Consideration; and Mr. Speaker to issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records ; 18. Con- 
sideration adjourned, 74. Petition considered, 77. Committee appointed, 78. Report that the Sitting Member is 
duly elected, &amp;c. 84. 

Warwick County; Petition of Richard Spooner, Esquire, complaining of that Election; Day appointed for taking 
it into Consideration ; Petition of Freeholders to be considered at the same time; and Mr. ote to issue his 


Warrants for Persons, Papers and Records, ig. Petition considered, 315. Committee appointed, 317. Report touch- 
ing the Right of Election; and that the Sitting Member is duly elected, &amp;c.; 334. 


INDEX to the SEVENTY-S1XTH 











WRITS ISSUED IN THE RECESS: 











ce ii \ 
FOR WHAT PLACE. IN THE ROOM OF ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
Roscommon - - - - Arthur French, Esquire - - - Deceased ; 3. 
Saint Albans - ee William Tierney Robarts, ~~ - Deceased ; 3. 
Yarmouth -— - - Theodore Henry Broadhead, Esquire - Deeeased ; 3. 








WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION: 








Andover - - - - - Thomas Assheton Smith, Esquire- - pore - Chiltern Hundreds; 304, 
: e of the Lords of His Majesty’s 

Beeralston.-- - - - = Lend Loveline - - = + { Bedchamber ; 202. ita 

Carmarthen - - - - Hon. John Frederick Campbell - - Now Lord Cawdor; 434. 

Cockermouth - - - - Right hon. John Beckett - o - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 502. 

Down - - - - - Lord Viscount Castlereagh - - - A Peer of the United Kingdom ; 278. 

Dumbartonshire - - - = - Right hon. Archibald Colquhoun - Deceased ; 4. 

King’sCounty - - - - John Parsons, Esquire Senta) 3 a of the Insolvent Court Ireland ; 

Kinsale - - - - - George Coussmaker &lt; ° - - Deceased ; 416. 

Ludgershall - - - - Earl of Carhampton - - - Deceased ; 290. 

Lymington - - - = = George Finch, Esquire © iy Pecans Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 385. 

New Ross - =  °7-: - °° John Carroll, Esquire - - - - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 8. 

Newton (Hants) - ~ - - Dudley North, Esquire - ~ - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 23. 

Orford ae, a, ee ee John Douglas, Esquire - - -= Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 268. 

Plympton - - - - - Alexander Boswell, Esquire - - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 52. 

Santlves - - ~- - - James Robert George Graham, Esquire Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 347. 

Stirlingshire - - - - Sir Charles Edmonstone - - - Deceased ; 290. 

Wicklow - - - - - William Parnell, Esquire - - - Deceased ; 3. 

Wigtown,&amp;c. - - - - Hon. James Henry Keith Stewart - Steward of Chiltern Hundreds; 79, 

Wilton - =e oe, Lord Viscount Fitzharris - - = Now Earl of Malmesbury ; 3. 





Vide Accounts. CLERK oF THE Crown. Exectivs Francnise. (IRELAND, SLIGO.) Peers. ReETuRNs. 
(ScoT.anp, FREEHOLDERS,) SeRsJEanT. SPEAKER. WITNESSES. 





Evective Francuise; Petition of Freeholders of Morpeth 
relative thereto; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 
100. 


Exuts, Mr. 


Exspon Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and amend 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 51. 
Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 119. Read again, 
ak aaa. 133- Reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 1396. Report read; Leave granted to give Notices ; 
Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices; 142. Bill 

esented, and read, 151. Committed, 162. Reported, and 
Bill re-committed, 21g. Reported; to be yey: 283. 
Passed, 333. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal Assent, 
384. 


ingrossed; 337. Passed,357. Agreed to by the Lords, 417. 
Royal Assent, 425. 


Evipgence; Usual Resolutions relative to giving false Evi- 
dence, 7. 

Europe, State of; Motion for an Address respecting the 
Events which have taken place on the Continent of Europe; 
Question Neg. thereupon, 455. 

Excueguer Bitts. Vide Accounts. 
anp Means; and Bitus 1n SupPiy. 


for Public Works; Acts 57 Geo. III, 
c. 34 and 124, and 1 Geo. IV, c. 60, read ; Bill to empower the 
Commissioners to extend the time for the payment of certain 
Advances under the said Acts; Ordered; 481. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; ibid. Com- 


Vide IRELAND. 


Suppty. Ways 








Emezovry, late John; Bill from Lords, for confirming a Partition 
of certain Estates, 444. Read, ibid. Committed, 456. Re- 
ported, and passed, 493. Royal Assent, 502. 

Emrcrants. Vide Accounts. AMERICAN LOYALISTS. 


EncRoOACHMENTs on Commons; Petition of Owners of Lands 
in Cardigan against ; To lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 
278. 

Bosax ; Petition for a Bill for building an additional Prison for 
that County; Referred to a Committee, 47. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 95. Presented, and read, 105. Committed, 120. 
Reported, and Bill re-committed, 277. Reported; to be 


Vout. 76.—Sess, 1821. 


mitted, 489. Considered, 491. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading ; 497. Passed, 500. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. | 


Vide Recent’s CaANAt. 

ExcuEeguer (Court or;) Vide Accounts. Suppry. 

Excueguver Orvice. Vide Accounts. Suppuy. 

Excise. Vide Accounts. Tosacco, WargHovstne, 

Exciseasye Articies. Vide Packet VessELs. 

ExeTar AND CrocKERNWELL Roads; Petition for a Bill for 
enlarging powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 98. 

Reported ; 














INDEX tothe Seventy-sixTH'Vottme. [189f. 





+ = « 








Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 72. Report read ; 
Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 75. Bill presented, and read, 142. 
. Committed, 187. '- Reported ; to be ‘in ; 234. Passed, 
..244. Agreed to by the Lords, 263. Royal Assent, 282. 
ExtTents 1N Aip; Petition of Merchants of London, com- 
_ plaining of the Laws relating to Extents in Aid; To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 499. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. 1V. Parl. 7. Sess..2.. A. 1821. 


Farrtey, William. Vide ScorLanp. 


FarnnaM Royvat (Bucks) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose, and Bill ordered, 50. Petition for leave to present 
the Bill; referred to a Committee; 187.. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 193... Presented, and read, 212. Committed, 224. 
Time enlarged for Report, 255, 316. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 320. Passed, 406. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 427. Considered and agreed to, 430. Royal 
Assent, 442. : 

Fees, TaBLe or; Select Committee appointed to consider of 
the Table of Fees, as revised in the year 1731; To report 
Opinion and’ Observations; Five to be the Quorum; 68. 
euler added, 111. Report, to Jie on the Table; and, with 
the Appendix, to be printed; 405. (App* N° 12.) 





Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Fetony. Vide Criminau Laws. Dwetuinc Hovsss. 
Forcery. Navicasie Rivers. Prisoners. 


Feistep (Essex) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 14. 
Referred to a Committee, 15. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 26. Read again, and re-committed, 32. Re- 
ported; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered ; Com- 
mittee to report on Notices, &amp;c.; 40. Bill presented, and 
read, 149. Committed,274. ‘Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 312. Bill reported ; to Sip ny 331. Passed, 
337- Agreed to by the Lords, 381. Royal Assent, 385. 

Fercuson, James. Vide Bank Norges. 

Ferine cum Partiswick Inclosure. Vide Patriswick. 

Fernan pes, Jozé Luis; Bill from Lords for his Naturalization, 
296. Read, 297. Considered, 310., Reported, and passed, 
350. Royal Assent, 385. 

Fininc Derenpanrs. Vide Best. 

FLANAGAN, Thomas. Vide (ADDRESSES, 50.) 

Fuax. Vide Hemp. 

Frax anv Corton; Acts 23 Geo. III, c 77, and 1 Geo. IV, 
c. 15, for the more effectual Encouragement of the Manufac- 
tures of Flax and Cotton in Great Britain ; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 73. Committed de- 
ferred, 77, 82. Acts considered, 88. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 92. Vide 


infra. 

Bill to continue Act 23 Geo. III; Ordered, 
92. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
128. Committed, 138. Considered, 144.. Report defer- 
red, 147, 153, 160. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed tor Third Reading; 167. Passed, 170. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 190. Royal Assent, 200. 

Furmwewt Vent (Sussex) Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing and improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 30. Reported; Bill ordered ; 62. Presented, 
and read, 124. Considered, 142. Reported; to be in- 

rossed ; 233. Passed, 261. Agreed to by the Lords, 279. 
Royal Assent, 282. 
FootmEN ; Usual Orders relating to them, 7. 
Foreign Competition. Vide AcRicuLTuRE. 


Foreign Frour; Petitions of Mill-owfers-in the London 
Markets, and Millers of Norfolk, for a Duty on the {mpor- 
tation thereof; To lie on the Table, and to be printed ; 215. 
Referred to a Select Committee, 224. Vide AcricuLtuRaL 
Distress. 


Foreicn Parts. Vide WiTNESSES. 


Forricn Snips; Petitions from Deal and Ramsgate relative 
to Harbour Dues paid by them, 417. Referred to the Com- 
mittee on Foreign’Trade, 418. Vide Foreign Trape. . Pe- 
tition of Chamber of Commerce of Plymouth; Referred, 422. 
Of Inhabitants of Margate; Referred, 436. 

Foreign Trape; Committee appointed to consider the 

- means of maintaining and improving the Foreign Trade 
of the Country; To report Opinion and Observations; to 

send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five tobe the 
Quorum ; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit-durihg 
the Sitting, and notwithstanding any, Adjoarnment of the 
House; 40. Report 18 July 1820, referred, 61. Petitions 
respecting Duties on Timber ; referred, 91,95, 96, 103. Com- 
mittee to report Proceedings from time to time, 106. Other 
Petitions referred, 108,113,137. First Report; to lie on the 
Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 152. Other 
Petitions referred, 166, 204. Second Report; to lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 360. | Referted to a Committee of 
‘the House,. 382. Vide East Invi. ‘Petitions from Deal 
and Ramsgate, respecting Foreign Ships; referred, 418. 








Other Petitions referred, 422, 436. ‘Third Report; ‘to lie-on- 
the Table, and, with the Appendix, to be printed, 504. 

Foreien Trape. Vide East (np14,: Foreicn Suips. Lorps. 
Navication. Warenovusixe or Goons. 

Forcery ; Bill for mitigating the Severity, of Punishment in 
certain Cases of Forger ; Ordered, 250. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
ibid. Second Reading’ deferred, 305, 346. Bill com- 
mitted, 354. Considered,'371. Reported; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 

rinted; 381. Bill re-committed; considered; reported; 
ay appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed ; 402. » Petitions of Bankers of Lon- 
don and Westminster; and of Bankers of Bristol, against; to 
be printed; -411. Bill read the Third Time,: and amended; 
Motion for the House to adjourn withdrawn ; Question that 
the Bill do pass, Neg. ; 413. 
Motion for Leave to bring in another Bill; Entry in 
Journal of the Proceedings of the House upon the above Bill, 
read; Motion withdrawn; 459. 
Vide (ADDRESSES, 25, 33:) Banx Nores. 

Foston Bripce Road; Petition for a Bill to continue and 

eulergs Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 

22. Reported; Bill ordered; 64. Presented, and read, 112. 
Committed, 150. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 215. Passed, 
226. Agreed to by the Lords, 239. Royal Assent, 282. 

Vide Newark. 
Founpuinc Hospitay. Vide IrELanp, 


Four ann Hatr rer Cent Duties; Motions relative to the 
Four and Half per Cent Duties; Previous Question Neg. 
thereupon ; Motion that the several Colonial Acts creating the 
said Duty be referred to a Committee; Question Neg. there- 

_ upon, 375. 





Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 52.) 

Frencu Boots anp Suoes; Petition of Cordwainers of 
Dover, complaining of the Importation thereof ; To lie on the 
Table; and to be printed; 159. 

Frits or Forts Ferries. Vide Dysart Ferry. 

FuntineTon Inclosure. Vide Bosuam. 

Fur Trape; House resolves to go into a Committee to con- 
sider of the Fur Trade in North America, 405. Considered ; 
Reported, and Bill ordered; 408. Vide infra. 

Bill for regulating the Fur Trade, and esta- 

blishing a Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction in North America; 

Ordered, 408. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

Second Reading; and to be printed; 418. Commnitted 434. 

Considered, 449. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 


for Third Reading ; 455. Passed, 457. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 492. ; . : 





a° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. ~ A. 1821. 


GAME; Motion for appointing a Commission to inquire into 
the State of the Game Laws; Neg. 236. 
Bill to enable the Owners of considerable tracts of 

Land to preserve and kill Game; Ordered, 344. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 345. Committed, 359. Committee deferred, 376, 
309, 420, 424. 

———— Vide Accounts. (AppREssgs, 28, 63.) 

Gaou Frees. Vide IRELAND. 


Gao xs, State of ; Select Committee appointed to consider of 
the State of the Gaols, and of the Laws relative thereto; to 
send for Persons, Papers, and Records; 174. Five to be the 
Quorum, 175. Members added, 189, Returns presented, 
21 March; Referred, agi. 

GeNnERAL INcLosureE. Vide INcLosuRE. 

GENERAL InNpex. (Vide AppREssEs, 9.) 

GENERAL Sessions. Vide IRELAND. 

GueEntT. Vide M‘DovucHa.Lu. 

Ginss, Vide PREVENTIVE SERVICE. 

GipratTarR. Vide (ADDRESSES, 51.) 


Giascow Police; Petition for a Bill to continue and enlarge 
Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 135. Presented, and read, 150. Com- 
mitted, 165. Petition from Glasgow against; referred ; 
Counsel ordered ; Voices ; 198. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
260.. Passed, .268.. Agreed to by’ the Lords, 296. Royal 
Assent, 309. 

and Carlisle Road; Petition for leave to present a 
Petition for a Bill for enlarging and amending powers of Acts, 
offered; the King’s Recommendation signified ; Petition 
brought up, read, and referred to a Committee; 221. Re- 
_ported ; Leave given; Petition presented; referred to a Com- 
mittee; 225. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; ‘234. 
Report read; Leave granted to give Notices; Bill Ordéréd ; 
Committee to report on Notices; 239. Bill presented, and 
read, 356. Committed, 366. Petition from’ Freeholders 
. and others of Dumfries against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
- 433. Bill reported; to. be in 5 446.- Passed, 452. 
Agreed to by the Lords,.469. Royal’ Assent, 493. 
GLascow 








} 1821.] INDEX tothe Stvenry-srxran Vouv ME. 








G.ascow and ParxuHovse Road; Petition for aBill for enlarging 
and continuing Act ; Referred to a Committee; 42. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 113. Presented, and read, i130. Committed, 
188: Reported; to be ingrossed; 278. Passed, 326. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 353. Royal Assent, 384. 


Vide INcHBELLY BRIDGE. 


Gtass Duties ; Acts 59 Geo. III, c. 104, and 1 Geo. IV.c. 12, to 
continue certain Laws of Excise, with regard to Crown Glass 
and Flint and Phial. Glass;° To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 127. Considered, 137. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 
144. Vide infra. _ z. 

—— Bill to continue the said Act of 59 Geo. III ; ‘ Ordered, 
144. ‘Presented, and read; Day os for Second Read- 
ing; 148. Committed, 153. Considered, 161. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 165. Passed, 
168. Agreed to by the Lords, 186. Royal Assent, 200. 


GuiastonsBurRy Roaps. Vide WELLs. 


Gueraw ty, Lord Viscount; Bill from Lords to dissolve his 
Marriage with Viscountess Glerawly, his wife, 374. Read, 
ibid. Bill committed ; Instruction for Counsel and Witnesses ; 
389. Petition of William Yatman, Agent to Lord Gierawly, 
respecting the Service of the Order of the House on Lady 
Glerawly ; Day appointed for taking it into consideration ; 
389. Petition considered; Mr. Yatman examined and Mr. 
Young agent to Lady Glerawly; Service of the Order of the 
House on Mr, Young, to be deemed good Service upon Lad 
Glerawly ; 406. Bil considered, and reported, 415. Passed, 
421. Royal Assent, 426. 


GLovuceEsTER Road. Vide Bristot. SuDBROOK. 


; Petition for a Bill for establishing a proper Place 
for holding Markets in that City; Referred to a Committee, 
37- Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 112. Report read ; 
Leave granted.to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee, to 
report on Notices ; 125. Bill presented, and read, 136. Com- 
mitted, 150. Reported; to be ingrossed; 192. Passed, 201. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 216. Royal Assent, 237. 


G.Lovucester and BERKELEY CANAL; Petition for a Bill to 
enable that Company to raise a further Sum to discharge their 
Debts ; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 
111. Presented, and read, 130. ‘Committed, 156.’ Reported ; 
Report'to lie on the Table ; 192. Report further considered ; 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; 267. Petition 
of Churchwardens and others of Berkeley against, 295. 

Gop aNp Sitver: Vide Accounts. | 

Goitmay Barony. Vide IRELAND. 

Goop Hore, Cape of. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 12.) 
Hook. Suppty. 

Goons; Bill to permit the removal of certain Goods between 
Great Britain and, Ireland by Cocket, Certificate, Letpass or 
Transire ; Ordered, 175. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 182. Committed, 187. Considered, and 
reported ;' to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 

191. Passed, 198. Agreed to by the Lords, 216. Royal 
Assent, 237. 

Vide Grain. Navigation, WAREHOUSING OF 
Goobs. 

Gore, William Ormsby; Bill from Lords for-the Sale of certain 
Estates; 347. Read, 349. Committed, 386. Reported, 421. 
Passed, 422. ‘ Royal Assent, 425. 

Grampownp. Vide ELections. es 

Grain; Act 46 Geo. ILI, c..97, relative to the Interchange of 
Grain between Great Britain and Ireland; To be considered 
in a Committee of the whole House, 171. _ Considered, 174. 
Resolution pe or. and agreed to; and Bill ordered there- 
upon; 175. VideGoops. — 

Petitions for allowing the Importation of Grain. from 
Canada free from Restrictions ; viz. Of Merchants of London; 
Referred to the Committee on Agricultural Distress, 269. 
Vide AcricutruRAL Distress. Petition of Merchants in 
Greenock ; to be printed, 304. Referred, 316. Of Merchants 
of Glasgow ; to a printed, 322. Of Merchants of Liver- 

_ pool; to be printed, 410. 

Vide AcricuLtTuRAL DistREss. 

Great Botton and West Hovenuton Road;’ Petition for 
a Bill to continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; 
Referred to a Committee, 15. Reported; Bill ordered ; 94. 
Presented, and read, 100. Committed, 107. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 266. Passed, 295. Agreed to by the Lords, 

_ -317- Royal: Assent, 384. 

Great Booxuam (Surrey) Lands; Petition for a Bill to divide 
and allot; and Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 135. 
Committed, 228. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 282. - Passed, 
310. Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 385. 

Great Durnrorp (Wilts) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to divide 
and allot; and Bill ordered, 46... Presented,’and read, 128. 
Committed, 148. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 187. Passed, 
192. . Agreed to by the Lords, 213.. Royal Assent, 238. 

Greentanp Fisheries; Acts for the Encouragement thereof ; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 445. 
Considered, 450. L's 


Vor. 76. 


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Greenwica. Vide Trinity HospitAt. 


Greenwicu Hosrirat; Acts relating thereto; To be considered 
ina Committee of the whole. House, 445. Considered ; Re- 
ported, and Bill ordered; 450: Vide infra. 


. Bill to enable the Governors to con- 
tinue to provide for the Payment of Out-Pensions ; Ordered, 
450. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 461. Committed, 473. Considered, 477-_ Reported ; 
and Day appointed for Third Reading; 481. Passed, ibid. 

- Agreed to by: the Lords, 498. Royal Assent, 502. 

Grievances; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Grey, Ralph William ; Bill from Lords to carry into effect a 
Contract for the Sale of an Estate to the Duke of Northum- 
berland, 235.- Read, ibid. Committed, 245. Reported, and 
passed, 272.. Royal Assent, 282. 

GvuapaLovure Claimants; Minutes of Evidence taken before 
“ Committee in the last Session; Ordered, 452. Presented, 
459. ; 

Petition offered, on behalf of General Desfour- 


neaux ; but not being recommended by the Crown, the same 
was not received, 504. 


Guerrnsey ; Petition of Benjamin Bishop, M. D. complaining 
of his Imprisonment ; To lie on the Table, 186. 
———— Motion for an Address for Copy of Report made 
by the Commissioners in 1815, to inquire into the Jurispru- 
dence of the Island of Guernsey, &amp;c. ; withdrawn, 186. 


1°&amp; 2°Geo.1V. Parl.7. Sess. 2. A. 1821. 


HACENEY Road; Petition for a Bill for repairing and 
maintaining the Road to Stamford Hill, 44. Referred to 

a Committee, 45. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 70. 
Read again, and re-committed, 86. Reported; Report to lie 
on the Table; 96. Report read; Leave granted to give 
Notices, and to deposit Plans, &amp;c.; Bill ordered ; Committee 
to. report thereon, &amp;c. 104. Bill presented, and -read, 150. 
Committed, 230. Petition of Charles Langmore respecting 
the Standing Orders; referred to a Committee ; 273. Report 
to lie on the Table, 278. Read again; Resolution, That the 
depositing the Plan and Book of Reference; as described in 
the Petition, be deemed a sufficient compliance with the 
Standing Order; 284. Commitiee to sit and proceed, 300. 
Bill reported;.to be ingrossed; 312. : Passed, 393. Agreed 

:. to by the Lords, 423.. Royal Assent, 425. 

Haprie.p, James; Petition complaining of his confinement 
as a Criminal Lunatic ; To lie on the Table, 473. 

Hairey (Oxford) Lands; Petition fora Bill for ‘allotting the 
same; and Bill ordered,14. Presented, and read, 53. Com- 
mitted, 67.\ Petition of Owners of Estates in Hailey ; referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 103. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
124. Passed, 134. Agreed to by the Lords, 164. Royal 

- Assent, 200, 

Haxirax AND Burntey Road; Petition for a Bill for re- 
pairing and maintaining the same ; Referred to a Committee, 
14. Reported; ‘Report to lie‘on the Table; 56. Report 
read again; Leave granted’ to give Notices; Bill ordered ; 
Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c. 64. Bill presented, and 
read, 91. Committed, 244. Petition of Land Owners against, 
referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 267. Time enlarged for 
Committee to report, 311. Petition of Land Owners against; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 321. Petition of Owners and 
Occupiers of Mills in Warley and othér Towns, against; 
referred, and Counsel ordered ; 342. Petition of Inhabitants 
of Calderbrook against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 347. 
Reported’; ‘Report to lie on the Table; 357. Bill re-com- 
mitted ; Leave to sit and proceed, and to report on a certain 
Day; 361. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 366. Passed, 

' 373. Agreedto by the Lords, 417. Royal Assent, 425. 

Hammersmitu Gas Light. Vide Brentrorp. 

Hampstead Road. Vide Hicueare. 

Harsour Dues. Vide Licutnouses. Foreicn Suips. 

Harwicn (Church); Petition for leave to present a Petition 
for completing the rebuilding thereof; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 184. Reported 3 Leave given; Petition presented, and 
referred to a Committee; 193. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 202. Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; 
Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c. 209. Bill presented, 
and read, 263. Committed, 274. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 393. Bill reported; to beingrossed; 409. ‘Passed 
411. Agreed to by the Lords, 433. oyal Assent, 442. 

Hastines Roap. Vide Fuimweut Vent. 

Haveuton Roads. Vide lyersey Bank... 

Hawkers AND Peptars Licences; Petitions of: Retail Traders 
in the Town of Walsall, to extend the same to, Persons selling 

- Goods in the Market, 374.. Of Retail, Traders of Kidder- 
minster, 412. Of Retail Traders of Wolverhampton, 457. 
Of Retail Traders of Derby, 474. Of Ashborne, 480, ra 

Hemp anp Fix; Petition of Owners of Lands in Holderness, 
for encouraging the Growth thereof; To lie on the Table, and 

’ to be printed, 344. erage Be igp 

—- Vide AGricuttuRraAL Distress. 

HeEeNLEY-vrPon-TuHamMes and DorcuesterR Roads; out * 

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—_ 


for a Bill; Referred to a Committee, go. 
ordered; ioo. Presented, and read, 145. Committed, 156. 
R ; to be ingrossed; 219. Passed, 245. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 270. Royal Assent, 282. 

Henvitsz. Vide Lirnocrarsic Printine. 

Hereine Frisnery; Acts 48 Geo. III, c. 110; 54 Geo. HII, 
c.102, and 55 Geo. III, c.94, for the better encouragement 
of the British White Herring Fishery ; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole Tsouce, 383. Considered, 391. 
Report deferred, 404. Resolutions reported ; and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 408. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 414. Second Reading deferred, 
420, Bill to be printed, 424. Bill committed, 435. Com- 
mittee deferred, 441. Bill considered, 452. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 457. 
Passed, 462. Agreed to by the Lords, 48g. Royal Assent, 


492. 





Vide Accounts. 

Hgsxeta ano Becconsaut Parishes, Vide Croston. 

Hexnam anv Aston Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 22. 
Repored ; Bill ordered; go. Presented, and read, 103, 
Committed, 112. Reported; to be ingens 157- Passed, 
166. Agreed to by the Lords, 186. yal Assent, 200. 

Hicuam (Suffolk) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered, 58. Presented, and read, 149. Committed, 164. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 196. Passed, 202. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 216. Royal Assent, 238. 
Hicucate anv Hampsteap Road; Petition for a Bill for 

- more effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 
55- Reported; Bill ordered; 91. Order of Leave for Bill 
read, and discharged ; and another Bill ordered ; 109. Pre- 
sented, and read, 129. . Petition of Thermuthes Fauquier 
against ; to lie ou the Table; 198. Bill committed ; Petitions 
of Inhabitants of St. M Islington and Kentish Town 

ainst ; referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 202. Petition 
of William Horsfall against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 
208. Petition of Thermuthes Fauquier read again; referred, 
and Counsel ordered; 234. Petition from Highgate, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 235. Time enlar for 
Committee to report, 278. Petition of Commissioners of 
Pancras paving against; to lie on the Table; 284. Bill re- 
ported, 301. Report to lie on the Table, 302. Report further 
considered ; Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; 
gi2. Passed, 322. Agreed to by the Lords, 417. Royal 
Assent, 425. 

Hicuways; Select Committee appointed to take into con- 
sideration the Acts now in force, regarding the Turnpike 
Roads and Highways in England and Wales; To report Ob- 
servations from time to time ; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records; Five to be the Quorum ; to sit during the Sitting, 
and notwithstanding any Adjournment of the House; Com- 
mittee to report Minutes of Evidence, from time to time ; 
Report 18 July 1820, referred; 68. Returns presented 23 
February, relating to the Revenues of Turnpike Roads; re- 
ferred, 106. Members added, ibid, Report to lie on the 
Table, and with the Appendix, to be printed, 505. 

Vide Merropouis. Turneixe Roaps. 

Hixt, Charles. Vide ILcugster Gao. 

Hirwier, James. Vide Incuester Gaon. 

Hinckiey Roads. Vide Leicester. 

Hinpoo Wipows. Vide Accounts AnD Papers. 


Hinton Waxrisu; Bill from Lords for an Exchange of part 
of the Glebe Lands belonging to that Rectory; 363. Read, 
366. Committed, 385, Reported, and passed, 421. Royal 
Assent, 425. : 

Hockurrrs and WoruRn Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 8, 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 27. Presented, and read, 32. Com- 
mitted, 177. Petition of Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner 
against; referred ; Counsel ae ; typand 184. Bill re- 

ed ; to be ingrossed; 276. Passed, 310. Agreed to b 

. Mae dvts, 695, Royal Assent, 384. . 

Ho.tsorn, Saint ANpRrw, Paving; 
paving that Parish; Referred to a Go 

Vide Waterworks, 


Horyugan; Re of Commissioners of Holyhead Road, 
read ; Bill for further improving the Road between London 

Holyhead; ordered; 61. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, aud to be printed; 85. Second Reading 
deferred, 104. Bill committed, 110. Reported, and Bill re- 
committed, 224. Considered, 231. Reported, and Bill re- 
ea oe army gs Nog Re ; to be in- 

. grossed; Day appoin r Third Reading; 251. Passed 
#70. By the Lords, with an Amendment, Ah Considered, 
329. Agreed tv, 330. Royal Assent, 383. 

Vide Accounts. 

Packets. Vide Accounts. 


Hook, Theodore ; Motion for an Address for Copy of Dispatch 
of General Hall, Governor of the Mauritius, res ting 


ue by 





Petition for a Bill for 
mmittee, 46. 








Mr. Theodore Hook’s suspension, and of balances 
him, withdrawn, 478. ; 


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——— 


Reported; Bill Hors; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 


allowing a Drawhack on Hops exported, 451. Committee 
deferred, 454, 459- Saeter sendineds 461. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon, 465. 
Vide infra. . 

Bill for regulating the Exportation of Hops to Forei 
Parts, and allowing a Drawback of Excise; ered, 465. 
Presented, and read ; na mageane fer Second Reading ; 
469. Committed, 473. nsidered, 477. Reported ; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 481. Passed, 
491. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 
Vide Accounts. 


Horsgs; Acts 58 Geo. III, c. 16, and 


Geo: III, c. 13, 
relating to the Duties on Horses used for 


usbandry ; To be 


considered in a Committee of the whole House, 127. Ques- 
tion proposed, That Mr, Speaker do now leave the Chair ; 


Amendment for an Instruction to repeal the Duty on Horses 

solely employed in Husbandry, but not made; Acts consi- 

dered, 138. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Bill 
ordered thereupon ; 144. Vide infra. 

Bill to continue Acts 56, 58 and 59 Geo. III, for 
reducing the Duties payable on Horses, used for the purposes 
therein mentioned ; Graered, 144. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; 148. Committed, 153. 

mmittee deferred, 161, 165, 169, 174. Bill considered, 
181. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 187. Bill passed, 191. Agreed to by the Lords, 
203. Royal Assent, 237. 

~———— Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much 
of Acts 43 and 52 Geo. III, as relates to the Tax upon Agri- 
cultural Horses; withdrawn; 236. 

Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much 
of Acts 43 and 52 Geo. III, as relates to the Duties on Horses 
and Mules employed in Agriculture; Question Previons, 
resolved in the Affirmative; Bill ordered; 438. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed ; 439. Committed, 443. Committee deferred, 447, 
456. Bill considered, 457. Reported; Day appointed for 
farther considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 460, eport further considered; Amendments 
agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ;.473- Petition for provision of Market Gardeners 
of Kennington, &amp;c..477. Third Reading deferred, 478. Bill 


passed, 482. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 
502. 





Petition com 
Proprietors of Stage 
printed, 322. 

Bill to prevent the cruel and improper Treatment of 
Cattle; Ordered, 354. Presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 360. Committed, 
399. Considered, 407. Report deferred, 420, 424. Peti« 
tion of Inhabitants of Bridewell in favour; to be printed, 
436. Petitions of Inhabitants of Stone and its vicinity; of 
Poplar, Bromley, and its vicinity; of the United Parishes of 
Saint Andrew by the Wardrobe and Saint Ann Blackfriars ; 
and of Manchester and its vicinity; of Merchants and others 
of the City of London; of Inhabitants of Wootton-under- 
Edge ; of Bath and its vicinity ; of the Parish of Saint George 
Southwark and its vicinity ; of Devizes and its vicinity; of 
Battersea and its vicinity; and of the Parish of Saint Mary 
Newington and its vicinity, in favour; to be printed; 436. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading ; 439. Petitions of Inhabitants of Aldersgate in 
favour ; to be printed; 442, Bill to be printed, 445. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Penryn in favour; to be printed, 447. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Peckham; Christchurch; Hull and 
Whitby ; to be printed; 452. Third Reading deferred, 455. 
Petitions of Inhabitants of Birmingham ; of Southampton and 
its vicinity ; of Sheffield and its vicinity; and of Chigwell ; 
of the Mayor and Inhabitants of King’s Lynn; of Inhabitants 
of Bristol; of Clapham and its vicinity; of Reading and its 
neighbourhood ; and of Citizens of London and others, in 
favour; to be printed; 468. Motion that the Bill be now 
read the Third time ; Debate thereon adjourned ; 470. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants of Greenwich, in favour, 488. Of Inhabi- 
tants of Westminster, Uxbridge, Lambeth, and Camberwell, 
in favour; to be printed; 488. 

HOUSE : 

Attends His Majesty in the House of Peers, at the 
opening of the Session, 3. 

Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House of 
Peers, at the close of the Session, 505.—For further proroguing 
the Parliament, 506. 


————— Usual Orders and Resolutions of, touching Privi- 
leges and Elections, &amp;c. 6,7. Vide ConsTasies. Exec- 


ining, of Cruelty to Horses, from 
oaches ; To lie on the Table, and to be 








Trions. Evipgance. Foormexn, Memegers. Peers. 
PostMastTER-GENBRAL. PRiviLeEcss. SERJEANT. 
SegakeEr. Votes. Wernesses. 


————— Resolution of, respecting the methed te he observed 
when several Petitions complaining of undue Elections and 
Returns are offered to be presented at the same time, 9g. 

- Resolution of, relative to renewed Electicn Petitions,g. 

Resolutions 





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INDEX @ the SEVENTY+S1x7H VoL ME. 








HOUSE—continued. 

Resolutions of, limiting the Time for receiving Pri- 
vate Petitions, Bills, and Reports of Bills ; to be printed, 7, 
133. 








Resolution of, relative to the mode of Proceeding 

with respect to-Orders of the Day, and Notices, 7. 

Resolution of, relative to the Period, at which the 
Estimates of the Navy, Army and Ordnance, should be laid 
before Parliament, 87. : 

~_—__—— Resolution of, relative to the mode of expediting the 
Introduction of Public Bills, 101. Vide Bills. ~ 

Resolutions of, relative to the Standing Orders, in 

certain Cases, 206, 284. 

Resolution of, That the House will not proceed upon 

any Motion for an Address for Money, but in a Committee 
of the whole House; to be made a Standing Order, 101. 

—— —— Resolution of, relative to the Matter of the Complaint 
of the Freemen of Carlisle, 230. Vide PrivizecEs. 

Resolution of, relative to the Commercial Intercourse 

between Great Britain and Ireland, 287. 

Resolution of, Nem. Con. That a Member had no 

right to vote, and ought not to have been compelled to vote 

upon a certain Division, 172. 

Communication made to the House, from the Queen, 

by Her Majesty’s Attorney General, 19. 

Communications made to the House, from the Duke 

of Clarence, respecting the Grant of the Annuity of 6,000/. 

419, 463. 

Grants Leave for Notices to be given, of the Applica- 

tions for Private Bills, viz. By Advertisement, on Church 

Doors, and on Sessions House Doors, 30, 37, 40, 55,64, 162, 

119, 283.—On Church Doors, 37, 70, 74, 86, 125.--On Sessions 

House Doors, 125.—By Advertisement, 142.—By Advertise- 

ment, and on Session House Doors, 47, 74, 86, 90, 99, 103; 135, 

178, 187, 196, 209, 239.—By Advertisement, and on Church 

Doors, 78, 112, 118, 125, 311.—On Turnpike Gates, 497. 

To deposit Plans, &amp;c. 64, 91, 104. 

Resolves at rising to adjourn to a certain Day, 13, 

27, 61, 81, 105, 133 153, 220, 241, 263, 287, 303, 307, 

332, 358, 380, 390, 407, 429, 444, 501. : 

Adjourns upon a Division, 13. 

Motions for the House to adjourn, Neg. 20, 450. 

Motions for the House to adjourn, withdrawn, 152, 

365, 413, 419, 459- 

——-—— Adjourns for want of Forty Members, 29, 41, 148, 
232, 248, 365, 400, 414, 430, 451, 456. 

Informed, that a Sitting Member did not object to a 

Petition being withdrawn, 52.—That it was intended to offer 

some Amendments, in that Part of a Bill proposed to be left 

out, 227.—That certain Persons besa such parts of a 

Bill for which notice had not been given, 232. 

— To be called over; Members not attending to be 

sent for in Custody, 191. Order discharged, 173. Motion 

for calling over the House on a certain Day, withdrawn, 173. 


Sits till after Twelve, 133,155, 171, 199, 211, 320; 
till Half an Hour after Twelve, 35, 206, ar’ 9389 5-till 
One, 69, 90, 148, 218, 342, 361, 392, 400, 414, 456, 471, 
488 ;—1till after One, 83, 223, 265, 276, 315, 365, 424, 430, 
446, 464, 501 ;—till Half an Hour after One, 20, 140, 199, 
260, 309, 325, 336, 409, 451, 460, 476 3—till Two, 124, ibe 
237, 243, 421, 441;—till after Two, 192, 254, 272, 379;—+tIll 
Three, 345, 349, 480 ;—till Half past Three, 175 ;—till near 
Four, 228;—till Half past Four, 162;—Half an Hour after Six, 
13, 41. 









































Sends a Message to the Lords, requesting Copy of 
Evidence taken before the Committee in 1819, on the West 
Middlesex Waterworks Bill, 58. 


——_——— Sends a Message to the Lords, requesting Copy of 
the Reports on East India Trade, 307, 437. Reports com- 
municated ; to be printed, 313, 474. 


Sends a Message to the Lords, requesting Copy of 
Report on alt Matters, touching the Dignity of a Peer, &amp;e. 
481. Lords will send an Answer, 488. Lords communicate 
Copy of Reports; tobe printed, 406. ’ 

Vide Accounts. CLERK or THE Howse. Ettuis. 
Fues. IRELAND. (JUDICIAL SITUATIONS.) Lorps. 


MemsBers. Orpers. Questions, Nec. RetwuRNs. 
SegseantT. SPEAKER. 








House and Winnow Tax; Petition of Shopkeepers, and 
others, of Liverpool, against; to lie on the Tebl 


e, and to be 
- printed, 142. 

Hovsss Protection. Vide Dwztiine Hovszgs. 

Hutt. Vide Kincston-vpon-Hu.t, 


Hun oxg, late Sir Thomas Windsor ; Bill from Lords, for the 
Sale of certain devised Estates, 339. Read, 345. Committed, 
361. Reported, and passed, 415. Royal Assent, 425. 


Hvussanpry Horses. Vide Horses. 


Vor. 76.——-Sess, 1821. 


a 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. A: 1821. 
JERSEY, &amp;e. Vide Rum. 


Incuester Gaot; Petitions complaining of Iitreatment, and 
their Confinement therein, viz. of Charles Hill; to be 
printed, 152.—Of James Hillier, 252. To be printed, 273. 
—Of William Chidley, 226. Petition of John Wheeler to 
be printed, 302. 

Motion for appointing a Committee to myer into 

the State of Iichester Gaol ; Question amended, and Address 
thereupon, 252. Vide (ADDRESSES, 2.) - 

Petitions of Debtors, confined therein ; To lie on the 

Table; and to be printed; 354. 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSBS, 2, 44.) 

Inuicit Distitiration. Vide Inevanp. 


IncHBELLy Bridge; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Road 
from thence to Glasgow ; Referred to a Committee, 44. 

Inctosures; Act 41 Geo. III, c. 100; Read, Bill to amend 
the Law respecting the inclosing of Open Fields and Waste 
Lands in England ; Ordered, 87. Presented, and read ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 91. 

mmitted, 110. Considered, 116. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 124. Passed, 
131. By the Lords, with Amendments, 173, Considered, 
and agreed to, 254. Royal Assent, 281. 

InpeMniTyY; Bill to indemnify such Persons in the United 
Kingdom as have omitted to qualify themselves for Offices 
and Employments; Ordered, 73. Presented, andread; Day 
appointed tor Second Reading ; 88. Committed, 93. Con- 
sidered, 96. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 101. Passed, i10. Agreed to by the Lords, 
136. Royal Assent, 200. _ 

Inpico, Vide CocniNnEAL. 

InrormaTions; Bill to facilitate and render more certain the 
transmissal of Informations from Magistrates to Justices of 
Gaol Deliveries, &amp;c.; Ordered, 423. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 424. 
Committed, 439. Cotnmittee deferred, 443, 453. Com- 
mittee put off for Three Months, 460 

Innanp Navigation; Vide InetLanp. Supp ty. 

INNKEEPERS; Bill for fixing the Rates of Innkeepers, and 
others, on Quartering Soldiers Ordered, 185. Presented, 
and read; Day: a for Second Reading; 191. Second 
Reading deferred, 195, 205. Bill committed, 209. - Con- 
sidered, 212. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 218. Passed, 220. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 239. Royal Assent, 281. 

InsoLtventT Desrors. Vide Destors. IRELAND. 


INSTRUCTIONS ; 


To a Select Committee on certain Matters, to 

consider of other Matters, 7. 

To a Committee of the whole House, on certain 

Matters, to consider of other Matters, 7. 

To Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring 

in Bills, to make Provision, 77, 111, 160. 441, 465. 

To Select Committees on Bills, to make Pro- 

vision, 150, 162,172, 195, 207, 285. 

‘o Committees of the whole House on Bills to 

make Provision, 210, 220, 259, 303, 308, 413, 439, 471, 493. 
To receive Clauses, 490. 

Vide Questions, Nec. 
































Interest. Vide Usury Laws. 

Ionian Istanps; Motion for Copy of Memorial to His Ma- 
jesty’s Government, signed by the Inhabitants of the Island of 

ante, which Memorial was taken from Sigt G° Rossi, by 

the Agents of the Police; also, Copy of Memorial presented 
to Colonel Ross, &amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon, 397. 

Motion for an Address for appointing a’ Com- 

mission ‘to proceed to the Ionian Islands, to inquire into the 

State of the Government there, the Conduct. of Sir Thomas 

Maitland, &amp;c.; Question Neg. thereupon. 423. 

ottsbimmegl Vide (AppRESsBs, 16, 29.) QuEsTIONS. NEG. 

JOURNALS : | 

—- Of the House; To be printed, 20. 

Special Entries made therein, upon agreeing 

to Lords Amendments to a Bill, 189. 

Entries therein read, 8, 101, 190, 230, 231, 











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963,419, 459- 





— Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Pr ings on 
the Ivelchester Roads Bill; Three to be the Quorunt, 234. 


Report to lie on the Table, 141. . ' 
Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 


of the House of Lerds, with relation to any Proceedings on 
the Sheet Bridge and Portsmouth Road Bill; Three to be 








the Quorum; 201. Report ar ico pale : 

Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Bury and Bolton Roads Bill; Three to be the Quorum ; 
267; Report to lie on the Table, 278. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of 








INDEX to the SEVENTY-stxTH VOLUME. 





(1822. 








JOURNALS—continued. 


of the House of Lords, with relation to any. Proceedings upon 
the Barnsley Gas Light Bill; Three to be the Quorum ; 284. 
Report to lie on the Table, 290, .; 





Committee appointed to ingpees the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any Proceedings upon 
the Lambeth Gas Light Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 343. 
Report to lie on the Table, 351. 





Committee appointed to inspect the Journals 
of the House of Lords, with relation to any proceedings on 
theManchester Street Bill; Three to be the Quorum; 385. 
Report, 393. To lie on the Table, 394. 

Vide Accounts. SurPty. 








Ipswicn; Petition for a Bill for lighting. that Town and 
Borough with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 44. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 113. Presented, andread; 118. Committed, 
273. _ Petition against; Referred; and Counsel ordered ; 291. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 336. Passed, 350. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 380. Royal Assent, 384. 

















Paving; Petition for Leave to present a Peti- 
_. tion for a Bill to alter and amend Act; Referred to a Com- 
. mittee, 260. Reported; Leave given; Petition presented ; 
referred to a Committee, 272. woperees Report to lie on 
the Table; 283. Read again; Leave for Notices; Bill 
ordered; Committee to report on Notices, &amp;c. 283. Bill 
presented, and read, 336. Bill Committed, 356. Petition 
of Owners of Lands in Ipswich; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 378. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 393. Passed, 
401.. Agreed to by the Lords, 423. Royal Assent, 425. 


IRELAND: 


(ABDUCTION OF WoMEN.) Bill to repeal so much 
of two Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, 6 Anne and 19 
Geo. II, as inflicts Capital Punishment on certain Offences ; 
Ordered, 147. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 168. Second Reading 
deferred, 236, 253, 264, 280, 289, 309. Second Reading put 
off for Six Months, 3:9. 

( ASSESSED TAXES.) House resolves to go into a 
Committee to consider of Compositions to be entered into in 
Ireland on Assessed Taxes, 242. Committee deferred, 345, 
348. Act considered, 352. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to, 359- Bill ordered thereupon, 360. 

(Aruy Road). Vide CASTLECOMER, infra. 
(ATTORNIES.) Bill to explain, and amend Act 
7 Geo. Il, for regulating their Fees; Ordered, 115. Pre- 
sented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to 
be printed ; 117. Committed, 124. ‘Considered, 137. Re- 
port deferred, 144. Bill reported ; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; 147. Further Consideration deferred, 
153- Report turther considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third reading ; 160. Third Reading deferred, 
174. Bill passed, 181. Agreed to by the Lords, 221. Royal 
Assent, 237. 

([bid.) Vide ATTORNIES AND SOLICITORS. 
~——— (BANBRIDGE) Road. - Vide DUNDALK, infra. 
(BANK OF IRELAND.) Bill for making further 
Provision for the gradual Resumption of Payments of Cash ; 
Ordered, 180. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 187. Committed, and Bill to be printed, 191. 
Committee deferred, 199, 205, 214, 218, 231, 236. Bill con- 
sidered, 247. Report deterred,,252.. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 259. Passed, 
265. Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 309. 
(Ibid.) Act 48 Geo. ILI, c. 103, for extending the 
Provisions of several Acts for establishing the Bank of Ire- 
land; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
204. Considered, 307. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 314. Bill ordered thereupon, 315. Vide infra. 


——+— (Ibid.) Bill to establish an Agreement. with, the 
Bank of Ireland for advancing 500,000 /. and to empower the 
Company to enlarge their Capital Stock; Ordered, 314, 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
324. Committed, 329. Committee deferred; 335, 340, $48; 

54, 360. -Instruction respecting the Advance of 500,000. 
for the Public Service, 364. Committee deferred, -370, 377, 














380, 390, 400, 407, 420. Motion for an Instruction, that His. 


. Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects may. hold the office of 
Governor and Director, Question Neg. thereupon ; Bill. con- 
sidered, 434. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 445. Passed, 453. Agreed to by the Lords, 
469. . Royal Assent, 492. ’ 

(BankrRvUPTS EFFECTS.) Bill to repeal so mach 

of Act of the Parliament of Ireland, 11 and 12 Geo. ILI, 

as inflicts Capital Punishments on certain Offences ; Ordered, 

147- Presented, and read;. Day appointed for Second 

Reading; and to be printed; 154. Committed, 190.’ Con- 

sidered, 194. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 

Third, Reading; 197. Passed, 205. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 363. yal Assent, 383. 

(BELFAST Commercial Buildings.) Petition for 

‘ Bill to enable the Proprietors to sue and be sued~in the 











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— 


name of their Secretary; Referred toa Committee, 54: Re- 
ported; Bill ordered; Presented, and read ; 148. Committed, 
224. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 268. Passed, 295, Agreed 


‘ to by the Lords, 322. Royal Assent, 384. 


(BoarRD OF First Fruits.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, infra, Surpry. 

(CASTLECOMER AND KILKENNY) Road. _Peti- 
tion for a Bill for repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 13. Reported; Bill ordered; 36. Presented, and 
read, 75. Committed, 151. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 22 5e 
Passed, 249. Agreed to by the Lords, 270. Royal Assent, 282. 
—— (CHANCERY, CouRT OF.) Bill for the better Ad- 
ministration of Justice therein; Ordered, 68. Instruction 
to make Provision for Salaries to Officers, 77. Bill presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
sh yaiek 83. Billcommitted, 128. Committee deferred, 132. 

ill considered ; Reported ; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 138. 
Petition of Thomas Prendergast, against; to be printed, 146. 
Further Consideration deferred, 160, 181. Bill re-committed, 
186. Committee deferred, 213, 230, 247, 252, 265, 271. 
Bill considered, 275. Report deferred, 281. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 289. 
Third Reading deferred, 294, 299. _ Bill passed, 303. 

(Ibid.) Acts 41 Geo. III, c. 25, and 55 Geo. III, 
c. 114, read; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House, to consider of granting Sala- 
ries to Officers; the King’s Recommendation signified; and 
Motion agreed to; 68. Considered, 73. Resolutiens re- 
ported, and agreed to, 70; and Instruction accordingly, 77. 

ide supra. 


(CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.) Petitions from 
several Public Institutions in Ireland, for further Aid, offered ; 
The King’s Recommendation signified; Petitions brought 
up, and read; to lie on the Table; 367. 

(Ibid.) Vide Surppty. 

(CLERK OF ASSIZE OR NISI PRivS.) Bill to 

regulate that Office ; Ordered, 72. 
(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee, to consider of the additional Amount to be 
paid out of the Consolidated Fund for the Salaries of Regis- 
trars to Judges and Clerks of Nisi Prius in Ireland; The 
King’s Recommendation signified ; and Motion agreed to; 
72. Reports from Commissioners of Inquiry read; and ano- 
ther Committee appointed ; the King’s Recommendation 
having been signified ; 83. Matter considered, 88. Report 
deterred, 93. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 98. Vide infra. 


— (Ibid.) Bill to regulate the Office of Clerk of 
Assize or Nisi Prius, or Judges Registrar, in Ireland; Or- 
dered, 98. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 128. Second Reading. defer- 
red, 153, 160,165. Bill committed, 168. Considered, 186. 
Reported; Day-appointed for further considering Report ; 
sail Bill, as amended, to be printed, 191. Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 205. Report further considered ; Bill to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 210. Bill 
passed, 216. Agreed to by the Lords, 438. Royal Assent, 
442. 








——-—-- (CoaL YarRDS.) Acts of the Parliament of Ire- 


land, 1 Geo. III, ec. 10; 3 Geo. III. c. 27, and 5 Geo. ILI, 
c. 15; and of the United Kingdom, 52 Geo. III, c. 136, for 
regulating the Price of Coals in the City of Dublin; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 368. Com- 
mittee deferred, 376. Bill considered; Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 379. Vide 


infra. 


— (Ibid.) Billto repeal so much of the said Acts as re- 
lates to Coal Yards, established at the Expense of the Public, in 
Dublin and Cork ; Ordered, 385. _ Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 385. 
Cominitted, 401. Considered, 406. Report deferred, 414. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading’; 423. Third’ Reading deferred, 434, 449. Bill 
passed, 455. Agreed to by the Lords, 474. Royal Assent, 


402. 

(COLLECTOR OF Customs.) Vide Customs, 
infra. . a 

(CoMMON PLEAS.) Vide Justice, CourTs OF, 
infra. , 


—— (CorK INSTITUTION.) Vide CHARITABLE IN- 
STITUTIONS, supra. -SuPPLy. 


(CORK-STREET HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppuy. 


(CORONERS.) Bill for the Regulation. of their 
Office; Ordered, 197. Presented, and a ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 203. Second 
Reading deferred, 215. Bill committed, 240. Committee 
deférred, 248. Petition of Michael Cormack, against; re- 
ferred, 263.: Committee deferred, 265. Bill considered ; 
Reported ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be,printed ; 288. Report deferred: 
309. Petition of Richard Foot and others, for Provision; 
to lie on the Table; 313. . Further Consideration — 
ibid. 


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= 


IRELAN D—continued. 
-&gt; #bid. 319, 325,340. Petition of Richard O’Doherty, against 
to be printed, 350. Petition of Robert Barry, i t, 362. 


Further Consideration deferred, «364, 367. ll re-com- 

- mitted, 482. Committeedeferred, 391. Petitions of Michael 
Magee, and Thomas Mathers, against; to be printed, 401. 
Committee put off for Six Months, 413. 


(Courts OF JUSTICE.) "Vide CHANCERY, 
Court or. CLERK OF ASSIZE, supra. JUSTICE, 
CouRTs OF, infra ’ 

(CusToms.) Acts relating to the Duties of Cus- 
toms in Ireland; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 303. Considered, 314. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 319. 


(Ibid.) Bill to authorize the Collector of Customs, 
to bring to account the Proceeds of Goods sold under the 
Provisions in the Warehousing Acts; Ordered, 451. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 462. 
Committed, 465. Committee deferred, 471. Considered, 
476. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 480. Passed, 489. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. 
Royal Assent, 502. 
DEBTORS.) Vide INSOLVENT DEBTORS, infra. 
(DISCOUNTENANCING VICE.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SupPty. 


(DisTILLERY Laws.) Vide ILLIcIT DISTIL- 





LATION, infra. 


(DuBLIN.) Petition complaining of the Introduc- 

tion of the Military at a County Meeting at Kilmainham, 100. 

Entry in Journal, read; Motion for referring it to a Select 

Committee, Neg. Petition to be printed, 101. 

—— (Ibid.) Archbishop of; Bill from Lords to enable 
him to demise the Mansion House of Tallaght; Read, 263. 
Committed, 312. Reported, and passed, 355. Royal As- 
sent, 384. . 

(Itid.) FounDLING HospiITAL; Petition for 

_ Leave to present a Petition fora Bill; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 375. Reported; Leave given; Petition get werp 
Referred to a-Committee; 379. Reported; Bill ordered ; 

' 985. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; 391. Committed, 452. eported; to be in- 
rossed; 471. Passed, 472, Agreed to by the Lords, 496. 
oyal Assent, 502. 

— (Ibid.) Pouice. Act 48 Geo. III, c. 140, read ; Bill 

‘to amend; Ordered; 274. ; 

(Ibid.) Port; Petition for a Bill to regulate Passage 

Vessels; Referred toa Committee, 47. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
Presented, and read; 149. Petition for Provision ; Referred 
to a Committee; 203. Bill committed, 239. Petition for 

Provision, reported; Instruction scopedingty 5 Leave to Com- 

- mittee to report ona certain Day; 285. ‘Time enlarged for 

' Committee to report, 325, 337- Bill reported; to be in- 
grossed ; 349. 

— (Ibid.) SocieTY. Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. SUPPLy. 
— (Ibid.) THEATRE-ROYAL; Petition of Ticket 
Holders; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 495. 


———-~— (Ibid.) Vide CoAL YARDS, supra. ELLIS, infra. 
Questions Previous Nec.. WinDow Tax, infra. 


(DuBLIN AND DUNLEARY Port and Harbour.) 
Acts 45 Geo. III, c. 18, and 56 Geo. III, c.62, read; House 

‘ yesolves to go into a Committee, to consider of the Duties on 
Entries inwards of Goods imported into Dublin from Holy- 
head, 213. Committee deferred, 220, 226, 247, 253, 270, 
275. 

——— (DuNnDALK Court House.) Petition for leave to 
resent a Petition for a Bill for enabling the Grand Jury of 
. Louth to levy Money, by Presentments, for building the same ; 

Referred to a Committee, 256. Reported; Leave given; 
- Petition presented; referred to a Committee ; 263. Reported; 

Bill ordered; 268. Presented, and read, 238. Day appointed 

for Second Reading, 331. Committed, 389. Reported; to 

be ingrossed; 447. Passed, 457. Agreed to by the Lords, 

474. Royal Assent, 493. 

——_——- (DUNDALK AND BANBRIDGE Road.) Petition 
for a Bill; Referred to a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 90. Presented, and read, 104. Committed, 177. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 268. Passed, 356. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 388. Royal Assent, 425. - 


(DUNLEARY Harbour.) Vide DuBLIN Port, 




















supra. ‘ 
(East Inpia Duties). Vide East Inpta. 


(EDUCATION OF THE Poor.) Vide CHARI- 
’ TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPPiy. 


(ELECTIVE FRANCHISE). . Vide SLIGO, infra. 


(Ex.is, THOMAS, a Master in Chancery.) Motion, 
that he, being elected and serving..as» Member for Dublin, 
cannot adequately discharge the Duties of a Master in Chan- 
cery in Ireland, and a Member. of. the House; Mr. Ellis 
heard in his place ; Question Previous, Neg. thereupon; 139. 








a 





~ Vox. 76,—Sess. 1821, 


- 462. Royal Assent, 467. 











——_—— (ExcHEQUER, Court of.) Vide Justice, Courrs 


OF, infra. . er 
(FarmineG Socrety.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI- 
TUTIONS, supra. SupPPuy. p OD s isi 
(FeEs.) Vide ATTORNIES; supra. 
(FEMALE ORPHAN Howse.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuppPiy. | | +g! 
(Fever HospitTat.) Vide CHARITABLE In- 
STITUTIONS, supra. SUPPLY. » aoe fas 
(FLANAGAN, THOMAS.) Vide Inuicit Distit- 
LATION. SLIGO, ‘infra. 


(FouNDLING HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS. 


———— (Gao FEES.) Bill to abolish the payment of Gaol 


Fees in Ireland ; Ordered, 213. Presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 218. Com- 
mitted to the Committee on Prison Laws Consolidation Bill, 
225. Reported, and Bill re-committed, 271. Committee 
deferred, 276, 281. Bill considered, 289. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; ty Ha gpa for Third Reading; 294. Passed, 
308. By the s, with Amendments, 369. Further Con- 
sideration put off for Six Months, 406. 

(Ibid.) Another Bill ordered ; Presented, and read ; 
Day nepriaces for Second Reading ; 435. Bill committed, 
444. Considered, 453. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading ;.459.. Passed, 464. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 492. 

(Ibid.): Vide PRISONS infra, . 


——— (GENERAL SESSIONS.)' Bill to regulate the time 


of holding the same; Ordered, 144. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed; 218. 
Committed, 226. Committee deferred, 247, 252. Bill con- 
sidered, 264. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 271. Passed, 288. Agreed to by the Lords, 

—— (GoLMAY BARONY.) Petition of Mr. Butler, com- 
laining of that Barony having been proclaimed; 468. To 
ie on the Table ; and to be printed; 469. 


—— (GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.) Bill to render 


- more effectual the Traverse to Grand Jury Presentments in 


Ireland ; Ordered, 243. 


———— (GREEN CoaT HosPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 


INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuppPty. 
(HIBERNIAN Marine Society.) Vide CuHa- 


' RITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Suppry. 


(HIBERNIAN SOCIETY FOR SOLDIERS CHIL- 
DREN.) . Vide CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. 
SuppPiy. 

(House oF INDUSTRY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPPry. 

(ILviciT DISTILLATION.) Petitions complaining 
of the Act of last Session relating thereto; viz. of Inhabitants 
of Donegal; to be printed, 101. Of Thomas Flanagan, 179. 
Of Inhabitants of Donagh; to be ‘printed, 269. Of Inha- 
bitants of Culdaff; to be printed, 285. Of Inhabitants of 
Cloncha, 431. To be printed, 432. ; 

(INLAND NavIGATION.) Acts for authorizing the 
Issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works, and for the en- 
couragement of Inland Navigation; Read; Bill to amend, 
ordered ; 362. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Se- 


~ cond Reading, and to be printed; 366. Day ap inted for 


Second Reading, 378.' Committed, 386. Considered, 395. 


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


404. Passed, 406. 


— (INSOLVENT DEBTORS.) Bill for the Relief of 
Insolvent Debtors in Ireland; Ordered, 213. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be printed ; 
218. Second Reading deferred, 237, 242, 271, 280, 299. 
Instruction for the payment of Salaries of Commissioners, 303. 


- Committee deferred, 313, 319, 329. Bill considered, 392. 
er 


Reported; Day appointed for further considering Report ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 333. Further consider- 
ation deferred, 368, 376. Bill re-committed, 379. Committee 
deferred, 390. Bill considered, .395.. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 401. Third 

eading deferred, 414. Bill passed, 419. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 462. Royal Assent, 467. = 
(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of making Pro- 
vision out of the Consolidated Fund, for the Salaries of Com- 


_ missioners of the Insolvent Debtors Court in Ireland ; the 


King’s Recommendation signified, and. Motion agreed to; 
264. Considered, 299. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
and Instruction accordingly ; 303. Vidé supra. 


(Jupicrat OFFices.) Bill to disable Persons 


a high Judicial Offices in Ireland, from sitting as Mem- 


bers of the House of Commons; Ordered, 209. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading, and to be 
printed; 223. Bill committed, 242. Considered, 253. Re- 
ported’; to be ingrossed ; appointed for Third Reading ; 

204, 





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IRELAND—continued. 7 
264. Passed, %71. . Agreed to by the Lords, 369. 
Assent, 383. 


Justice, CouRTS oF,) Bill to regulate the Pro- 
Seollnge ts the Court of King’s Beneb, Common Pleas, and 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland’; Ordered, 76. Instruction 
for making provision for the Salaries of J udges and Officers, 
88. Bill presented, and read; Dey shee. for Second 
Reading, and to be printed; 91. “Second Reading deferred, 
13%. Bill committed, 138. Committee deferred, 152, 167, 
186, 204, 210. Instruction for defraying such Sums as shall 
be necessary for the payment of annual Allowances and Sala- 
ries, 220. Bill considered ; a Day appointed for 
further considering Report ; Bill, as amended, to be printed ; 
225. Further consideration deferred, 242, 251- Bill re- 
committed, 258. Committee deferred, 270. Bill considered, 
275. Report deferred, 281. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 

ay appointed for Third Reading, 289. Passed,292. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 438. Considered, and agreed to, 
ibid. Royal ‘Assent, 442. 
(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House, to consider of granting Allow- 
ances to Officers and Persons in the above Courts ; The King’s 
Recommendation signified; and Motion agreed to; 76. 
Second, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Reports of Commissioners of 
Inquiry referred ; and Matters considered; 81. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to, 87. Instruction accordingly, 88. 
Vide supra. 
(Ibid.) Petitions for further Compensation ; v#z. Of 

Richard Patten, Clerk of the Satisfactions, and the Plaintiffs 
Judgments Book in the Office of Clerk of the Pleas of His 
Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Ireland; of Joseph Mathers, 
Clerk and Signer of Writs on the Law side of His Majesty's 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland ; of Rowley Heyland, one of 
the Deputy Prothonotaries, and Clerk of the Rules of His Ma- 
jesty’s Court of King’s Bench in Ireland; and of William 
Stewart, one of the established Clerks in the Pleas Exchequer 
Office in [reland; the King’s Recommendation signified ; 
Petitions to be printed,igo. Petitions of Michael Luey, one 
of the principal Clerks in the office of the Court of 8 
Bench ; and of William Stewart, one of the established Clerks 
in the Pleas Exchequer Office in Ireland ; the King’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Petitions to lie on the able, 220. 
Petition of Joseph Farren, Clerk of the Pleas in the Court of 
Exchequer; King’s Recommendation signified; to be printed, 
221. ‘Of Thomas Church, of the City of Dublin, joint Deputy 
Filacer of His Majesty’s Courtof King’s Bench in Ireland, and 
Jately one of the principal Clerks therein; and of Joseph Reid, 
William Clancy, and Baward Mathews, gentlemen, Protho- 
notaries principal Clerks in His Majesty’s Court of Common 
Pleas in Ireland; the King’s Recommendation signified ; to 
be printed, 240. Of Francis Pierpoint Hewitt, Tipstaff and 
Cryer, also Clerk of the Warrants and Estreats of His Majesty’s 
Court of Common Pleas in Ireland; of Thomas Howard, 

entleman, one of the Prothonotaries principal Clerks in Hie 

ajesty’s Court of Common Pleas in Ireland; of Richard 
Hill, gentleman, one of the Prothonotaries poner Clerks in 
His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas in Ireland; of Peter 
Jackson, Clerk of the Rules of His Majesty's Court of Common 
Pleas in Ireland ; and of John Clancy, one of the chief Clerks 
of the Prothonotary, and also Deputy Filacer and Exigenter of 
the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland; the King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Petitions to be printed, 251. Of 
Edward Gill, Clerk of the Judicial Rules in His Majesty’s Court 
of Common Pleas in Ireland; of Thomas Mangle, Clerk of the 
Alphabets in the office of Clerk of the Pleas in his Majesty’s 
Court of Exchequer in Ireland; and of Bartholomew Galvin, 
gentleman, principal Clerk in the office of the Cursitor of the 
Court of Chancery in Ireland ; the King’s Recommendation 
signified ; Petitions to be printed, 260, Petitions referred to 
a Committee ; to report Observations ; to send for Persons, 
Ae and Records; Five to be the Quorum; 287. Petitions 
of John Clancy, Deputy Filacer and Exigenter in the Court of 
Common Pleas in Ireland; of Dawson Church, jom Deputy 
Filacer ; and of Michael Cormick, Clerk of the Appearances ; 
the King’s Recommendation signified; Petitions referred ; 


293. Members added; Reports from Commissioners, referred ; 
25. 


(Ibid.) Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House to consider of Allowances or 
additional Salaries to be paid to the present holders of certain 
Offices in these Courts in case of their abolition ; the King’s 
Recommendation signified ; and Motion agreed to; 213. Con- 
sidered, 218, Resolution reported and agreed to; and Instruc- 
tion accordingly; 220. Vide supra. 

(Ibid.) Ninth Report of Commissioners [presented 
7th June] read; To be considered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 423. Committee deferred, 447, 463, 476, 500. 


(Ibid.) Select Committee appointed to consider of 


‘the Ninth Report of the Commissioners of Courts of Justice ; 
to report Observations; to send for Persons, Papers and 

€ 3; Five to be the Quorum ; 476. Report to lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 499. 


(KriLtKENNY Roaps.) Vide CASTLECOMER. 














Royal +———-+— (KILLSILLAGHAN INcCLoSURE.) Vide. Taz- 


LAGHT, infra. :. re 
(KiLMaInHam.) Vide DUBLIN, supra. 

— (KING'S Bencu.) Vide Justice, Courts or, 
supra. 
: (LAGAN NavicaTIoN.) Acts relative to the 
Lagan Navigation ; To be.eonsidered in a Committee of the 
whole House, 941. Committee deferred, 345, 353. Acts 
considered, 360. Report deferred, 370,377. Resolution, re- 
ported, and agreed to ; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 380. Vide 


infra. 

" (Ibid.) Bill for charging a Duty on British Spirits 
brought into certain parts of the district of Lisburne, in Ire- 
land; Ordered, 380. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 462. Committed, 465. Considered, 473. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
477. Passed, 481. Agreed to by the Lords, 498. Royal 
Assent, 502. : ' 

(LisBURNE.) Vide LAGAN NAVIGATION, supra. 

(LimERICK CITY.) Petition of Freemen of Lime- 
rick, complaining of the Misapplication of the Revenues of 
that City ; To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 46. 


——— (Ibid.) Vide Evections. 
—_——— (LoutrH Court Howse.) Vide DuND4«ALE. 
—— (Lunatic AsyLuM.) Acts 55 Geo. III, c. 107, 











—_—_—_—_ 


435. Agreed to 
——— ( Ibid.) 








57 Geo. III, c. 106, read; Bill for making more effectual Pro- 
visions for the Establishment of Asylums for the Lunatic Poor ; 
Ordered, 144. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 218. Committed, 230: Com- 
mittee deferred, 247, 252. Bill considered, 264. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day Spee for Third Reading ; 271. Passed 
288, Agreed to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 383. 

(LyING-IN HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. Surpry. 

( MALT.) Bill to repeal so much of Act 59 Geo. III, 
as relates to the Duties on Malt in Ireland ; Ordered, 201. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 204. 

(MASTER IN CHANCERY.) Vide ELLIS, supra. 
— (MASTER OF THE RoLLs.) Vide CHANCERY, 
CouURT OF, supra. 

(MixLiITIA.) Vide Ways anp Means and Bitts 
in SuPpPLy. | 
(Nis1 Prius.) Vide CLERK OF ASSIZE, supra: 
(NoTaR1ES.) Bill for the better Regulation of Public 
Notaries in Ireland; Ordered, 139. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 153. 
Second Reading deferred, 164. ‘Bill committed, 171. Con- 
sidered, 181. Report deferred, 186, 191, 195. _ Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 197. 
Third Reading deferred, 210. Bill passed, 212. By the 
Lords, with Ameridments, 363. Considered, and agreed to; 
374. Royal Assent, 383. 

— (Paper DuvurTieEs.) Petition of Master Paper 
Stainers of Dublin, for the Repeal thereof ; To lie on the Table, 
16. 

(PENITENTIARY HOUSES.) Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to con- 
sider of making Provision for the erection thereof ; the King’s 
Recommendation signified; and Motion agreed to; 299. 
Considered, 303. Report deferred, 308, 313. 
(PRENDERGAST, THOMAS.) Vide CHANCERY 
CouRT, supra. 

(PRISON FEES.) Vide GAOL FEES. 


(PRisons.) Bill to amend Act 50 Geo, III, ¢. 103, 
relating to Prisonsin Ireland; Ordered, 274. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
330. Second Reading deferred, 333, 340. Bill committed, 
352. Committee deferred, 364, 370, 375, 382, 391. Bill 
considered, 401. yor a to beingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 406. Third Reading deferred, 414. Bill read 
the Third Time; Clause brought up; Motion that the Clause be 
read a Second Time; Debate thereon adjourned ; 420. Further 
adjourned, 423. Resumed; Clause withdrawn; Bill passed ; 
My the Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 467. 

ide GAOL FEES, supra. 
— (PROTESTANT CHARTER SCHOOLS.) Vide 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPpuy. 


(PuBLic Notaries.) Vide NoTARtIEs, supra. 


(QUARTER SESSIONS.) Vide GENERAL SEs- 
SIONS, supra. 














—— (RaTE OF INTEREST.) Vide SECURITIES, 
infra. 


Third Reading; 
Lords, 496. Royal Assent, 502. 
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1821. | 


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INDEX tothe Seventy-sixtan Vouv mE. 





IRELAN D—continued. 


(RichmonpD Lunatic AsYLum.) Vide CHaRi- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. Surry. 

(Roman CATHOLIC SEMINARY.) Vide CHARI- 
TABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuppPty. 

(Roya IrisH ACADEMY.) Vide CHARITABLE 
INSTITUTIONS, supra. SUPPLY. . 

(SECURITIES.) Bill to explain Act 14 Geo, III, 
for explaining Act 12 Anne, without Prejudice to Parliamen- 
tary Securitis: Ordered, 354. Presented, and read; Day 

pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 360. 
ommitted, 371. Considered, 382. Reported; to be in- 
grossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 391. Passed, 
396. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 427. Considered, 
and agreed, 432. Royal Assent, 442. : 
——— (SHERIFFS.) Bill to regulate the Expenses of 
Sheriffs in Ireland; Ordered, 217. 

(SLIGO Borough.) Petition of Thomas Flanagan 
respecting the Restitution of Tolls and the Elective Fran- 
chise ; To lie on the Table ; and to be printed; 250. 

— (SpiIrRiTs.) Vide LAGAN NAVIGATION, supra. 

— — (SPIRITS INTERCOURSE.) Petitions relating 
thereto ; of Noblemen, Gentlemen and others, of Tipperary ; 
146. Of Ship Owners of Sunderland ; to be printed, 188. 

— (SPIRITS LICENCES.) Petition of Publicans of 


Belfast for a Reduction of the Duties thereon; To lie on the 
Table, 426. 


(STAMPS.) Act 56 Geo. III, c. 56, to repeal the 
several Stamp Duties in Ireland, and make more effectual 
Regulations ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 293. Committee deferred, 299. Act considered, 
308. Resolution reported, and agreed to; and Instruction 
accordingly ; 315. Vide Stamps. 

(Ibid.) House resolves to go into a Committee, to 
consider of certain Stamp Duties on Proceedings in the 
Courts of Law in Ireland; 353. Committee deferred, 360, 
370, 377- Matter considered, 379.. Report deferred, 390. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed toy 395. Bill ordered there- 
upon, 396. Vide infra. 

(Ibid.) Bill to 
Duties on Law Proceedin 

















gtant ‘certain additional Stamp 

3 Ordered, 396. Presented, and 

read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 

432. Committed, 449. Committee deferred; 480. Bill 

considered, 490. Reported; Day eens for further con- 

sidering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 491. 

Report further considered ; and Amendments to Bill to be 

ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 496. Passed, 

500, Agreed.to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 

(STARCH.) Act 45 Geo, III, c. 19, read; House 

resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of the Allowances 

of the Duty on Irish Starch imported into Great Britain; 185. 

Considered, 191. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; and 

Bill ordered thereupon ; 195. Vide infra. 

(Ibid.) Bill to remove Doubts on the Allowances of 

the Duty paid on Irish Starch ; Ordered, 195. Presented, 

and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 218. Com- 
mitted, 220. Committee deferred, 228. Bill considered, 

231. Report deferred, 237. Billreported ; to be ingrossed ; 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 242. Third Reading, 

deferred, 252. Bill passed, 259. Agreed to bythe Lords, 

306. Royal Assent, 309. 

(STEALING IN SHOPS.) Bill to repeal so much of 
two Acts of the Parliament of Ireland, g Anne and 17 Geo. 
II, as inflicts capital Punishment on Persons stealing to the 
Amount of Five Shillings in Shops, &amp;c. ; Ordered, 147... Pre- 
sented, and read.; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 168. Second Reading deferred, 237, 252. 
Bill committed, 259. Considered, 276. Report deferred, 
281. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 289. Passed, 294. Agreed to by the Lords, 
363. Royal nt, 383. 

(STEVENS’S HOSPITAL.) Vide CHARITABLE In- 
STITUTIONS, supra, SuPPuy. 
(TALLAGHT, Dublin) Lands.’ Petition for a Bill 

to inclose ; and Bill ordered, 47. Presented, and read,‘ 118. 
Committed, 207. Reported ; Std or 250. Passed, 
304. Agreed to by the Lords, 330. yal Assent, 384. 

——— (Ibid.). ‘Estate. Vide DUBLIN, supra. 

——~—— (TITHES.) Bill for enabling Ecclesiastical Persons 
and others to make Leases of Tithes; Ordered, 132. Pre- 
sented, and read, 143. Second Reading deferred, 152, 167. 
Bill committed ; Motion that the Bill be printed; 171. Bill 
considered, 194. Reported; Day appointed for further con- 

. sidering Report; and Bill, as amended, to bé printed; 194. 
Further Consideration deferred, 217, 242, 252, 259, 280. 
Report further considered ; Amendments agreed to; Bill to 
be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ;,297.. Third 
Reading deferred, 308. Third Reading put off for Three 

‘ Months, 329. . 

—— (TREASON.) Bill from Lords to extend certain of the 

Provisions of Act Will. ILI, for the regulating of Trials in the 

cases of Treason and Migprision of Treason in Ireland, 151. 














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Vox. 76,—Sess, 1821, 


Read; ‘Bill to ‘be ‘printed ;' 153: Committed, 197. Com- 
mitee deferred, 209. Bill considered, and reported ; Day a 
pointed for Third Reading ; 221. Passed, with an Amend- 
ment; 240. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 251. 
Assent, 281. 

(TreEasurRY BIL vs.) Motion that it is expedient 
that the same Rate of Interest should be paid on Irish Trea- 


sury Bills as on Exchequer Bills ; Question Neg. thereupon, 


397- 
d (Ibid.) Vide Ways anp MEANs. Suppty, and 
Bitts in Suppry. 
(WESTMORLAND Lock HospirAt.) 
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, supra. SuPpry. 
(WipE STREETS.) Vide CHARITABLE INSTI-~- 
TUTIONS, supra. SurPry. 
——— (Winvoow Tax.) | Petition of Householders of 
Dublin against the Window Tax; To be printed, 304. 
(Ibid.) Motion for appointing a Select Committee 
to consider of the Expediency of repealing Act 56 Geo. III, 
as far as relates to the Tax on Windows in Ireland; Neg. 
347- 


oyal 





Vide 





— (WIiTcHcRA4FT.) Bill to sepen Act of the Parlia- 

ment of Ireland, 28 Eliz. against ; Ordered, 147. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 154. Committed, 190. Considered, 194. Re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 
197; Passed, 205. Agreed to by the Lords, 230. Royal 
Assent, 237. 

——— Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 35, 36, 43, 50, 55.) 
East InD1a Goops. GRAIN. SILK MANUFACTURES. 
STAMPS. STOCK TRANSFER. 





Iron Corrins; Petition of Edward Little Bridgman, respecting 
his Inyention of wrought Iron Coffins ; To lie om the Table ; 
and to be printed; 497. 

Inon Trave; Petition of Manufacturers of Iron for building 
Churches partly of Iron; To lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 169. 

Jupicrat Orrices; Vide InzELaNnpD. siti - . 

Ive.cnEsTER Roads; Petition for Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 20.. Reported, 
35. Bill ordered, 36. Presented, and read, 42. -Commit- 
ted, 63. Reported; to be ingrossed;: 99. Passed, 107. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 2g0. Royal Assent, 237, A 

—— Report on Petitions read; another Bill 

ordered ; presented, and read; 141, Committed, 156. Re- 

ported ; to be ingrossed; 201. Passed, 207. yeh 

Vide JouRNALS, 

Ives, St. Vide Erectrons. 


Ivetsey Bank AND Havenron Roads; Petition fora Bill 
to continue and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 50, 
Reported; Bill ordered; 113.. Presented, and read, 126, 
Committed, 172. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 211, Passed, 
219. Agreed to by the Lords, 246... Royal, Assent, 282. 

Ivincuor (Bucks) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 31. Presented, and read, 37.. Committed, 62. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 129. Passed, 142. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 173. Royal Assent, 200. 

Jurors; Bill to regulate their Attendance at Assizes in certain 
Cases ; Ordered, 164. Presented, and read ;, Day appointed 
for Second Reading; and to be printed; 165. Second 

Reading deferred, 224, 237, 242, 250. Bill. committed, 

263. Considered, 270. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 292. Passed, 314.. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 396. Royal Asseint, 425. 

Justicr, Courts of; Grand Committeé appointed, 6. 


Motion. relative to the Commission ap- 
pointed by His Majesty on gth February 1815, to inquire into 
the state of the English Courts of Justice, &amp;c.; Question pre- 
vious Neg. upon that, and several other Motions relative) to 
their Reports, and the Recommendations contained ‘therein ; 
Motion that. the House views with extreme regret, the slaw- 
ness, in its Progress, of a Commission instituted for such im- 
portant Objects, &amp;c. Question Neg. thereupon ; 323. 
Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 24,43, 55, 
62.) Inetanp. Kino’s Bencu. Meex., Merropotis. 
Summary Procegpines. We.sn JupicaTurg 

Justices. Vide INFORMATIONS. 

Justices or THE Peace; Act 28 Geo. III, c. 49, read; Bill 
to enable them to ‘act out of their Counties; Ordered,376. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed ; 379. Committed, 403. Considered, 417. 
Reported ; to beingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 
422. Bill passed, 435. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 458. Considered, and agreed to, 462. Royal Assent, 

2. ; ; 

Jorninas OrrenveRs; Bill for the punishment and reform 

of young Persons charged with privately Stealing s Ordered, 

139. Presentelt and read; Day appointed for Second 

Reading; and to be printed; 169.. Second Reading de 

ferred; 231. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 236. 














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1° &amp; 2 Geo. 1V., Parl..7. Sess.2. A. 1821. 
KENN (Devon) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 50. 


Bill ordered, 51. Presented, and read, 134. Committed, ~ 


238. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 283. Report 
farther sory sh Bray verde Ades agreed to ;" Bill to be in- 
goes 293. Passed, 295.- Agreed to by the Lords, 317. 

; yal Assent, 385. 

Kensincron Gas Light.. Vide Brentrorp. 

Kent (Coal Meters;) Petition for a Bill to prevent Frauds in 
the Admeasurement and Delivery of Coals in certain Parishes 
in that County; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 107. Presented, and read, 142. Petitions of 
Inhabitants of Greenwich ; of Deptford; Saint Mary Wool- 
wich ; and Northfleet, against ; to lie on the Table; 207. 
Petition of Householders of the River Thames, in favour ; 
to lie on the Table, ibid. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 207. 

Keyzerry Brivce anp Torquay Roads; Petition for a Bill 
to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Commit- 
tee, 50. Reported; Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 
12%. Committed, 238; Reported; to be ingrossed; 283. 
Passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 

84. 

Sivtiinmeree Roaps; Petition for a Bill for more effec- 
tually repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 55. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 113. 
Committed, 196, ‘Reported; to be ingrossed; 276. Passed, 
305. By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. Considered, 
and agreed to, 372. Royal Assent, 384. 

Kipitincton Roaps. Vide Weston. 

KincarpDINE Roaps. Vide ABERDEEN. 


KING: 


ed 





Message from, to attend him in the House of Peers, 
at the opening of the Session, 3. 

— HM es from His Commissioners, to attend them in 
the House of Peers at the close of the Session, 505. For 
further proroguing the Parliament, 506. 

His Speech at the Opening of the Session reported 

by Mr. Speaker; Resolution for an Address thereupon, 4. 

Vide (ADDRESSES, 1.) 

ch ‘to be comeidered, 6. Considered, and 

Motion thereupon, 8. Vide Suprty. 

So much of His Speech to be considered as regards 

a Provision for the Queen, 6. Vide Queen. 

—— His Recommendation signified to Motions, 65, 68, 

72, 76, 83, 93, 213, 240, 264, 209, 302, 390.—To Petitions, 

190, 193, 220, 221, 240, 251, 260, 275, 293, 341, 367. 

— His Consent signified to Bills, 93, 214, 264, 271. 

His Royal Assent given to Bills by Commission, 102, 

199, 287, 281, 309, 383, 425, 442, 467, 492, 501, 505. 

His Commissioners Speech, at the close of the 

Session, 505. . 

Vide (AppREssEs.) 























Kineo’s Bencn, Court of; Bill for further facilitating the dis- 
patch of business in that Court; Ordered, 106. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
111. Committed, 131. Committee deferred, 160. Bill 
considered, 167. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 171. ‘Passed, 181. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 203. Royal Assent, 237. 

Vide Accounts. 

Kine’s Hearn Inclosure. Vide Maumessury. 

Kineston-vupon-Hut1; Petition for Bill for the more ef- 
fectual Assessment of Shipping towards the support of the 

~ Poor of that Town; Referred to a Committee, 8. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 20. Presented, and read, 26. Petitions of In- 

~ habitants of Sculcoates, and Kingston-upon-Hull, and Ship- 
Owners, against; to lie-on the Table till Second Reading ; 
64. Petitions against, from Inhabitants and Ship-Owners of 
Great Yarmouth, Trinit:’ Houses of Kingston-upon-Hull, and 

* Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Inhabitants of York and Selby ; Ship- 
Owners of Selby ; Occupiers of Lands in Sutton ; Inhabitants 

~ atid Ship-Owners of Dover ; of Gainsborough, Hull; South 

.. Shields, Saint Hilda inthe Parish of Jarrow; to lie on the 
Table till Second Reading; 84. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 87. Petition of Inhabitants and Ship-Owners of 

' Thorne, against ; to lie on the Table till Second Reading ; 91. 
Petition of Ship-Owners of London, against; to lie on the 
Table till Second Reading ; 109. Second Reading put off for 
Six Months, 110. Petitions of Inhabitants and Ship-Owners 
of York, against ; to lie on the Table; 114. 

Petition for a Bill for lighting that Town 
with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Report 
to lie upon the Table; 63. Report read again, and re-commit- 
ted,67. Reported; Bill ordered; 75. Presented, and read, 196, 
Committed, 149. ed; to be in ; 251. Passed, 

+ 254. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 281. 

Kirxsy-lrevetu (Lancaster) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 

inclose, ‘and Bill ordered, 40, Presénted, and read, 151. 











_- 246, Agreed.to.by the Lords, 263. 


Committed, 165. Reported; to be ingromed ; 239.” ‘Passed, 
oyal Assent, 282. 

KNARESBOROUGH, AND Patevey Brince Road; Petition 
for a Bill to enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 32. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. -Parl.7. . Sess. 2. A. 1821. 


LADBROKE, James Weller; Bill from Lords, to enable 

him and others to grant building Leases, 353. Read, 355. 

Committed, 361. Reported, and passed, 406. Royal Assent, 
425. 

Lacan Navication. Vide IRELanp. 

Lampert, J. Printer of “ The Morming Chronicle.” Vide 
CompPLaInT. 

Lampetu (Surrey) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill for repealing 
certain parts of Act 46 Geo. III; Referred to a Committee, 
go. Reported; Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 118. 
Committed, 165. Petition of Proprietors of Rush Common, 
against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 166. Petition of Mary 
Ann Stone, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; 188. 
All to have Voices, 192. Petition in favour; to lie on the 
Table, 207. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 228. Passed, - 
249. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 287. Considered, 
and agreed to, 292.: Royal Assent, 310. 

Gas Light Company ; Petition for a Bill to incorpo- 
rate the same; Referred to a Committee, 57. Reported; 
Bill ordered ; 67. Presented, and read, 105. Committed, 
112. Petition of Gas Light and Coke Company, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 118. Petitions for Provision ; 
referred to a Committee; 130. Reported, 145. Report to 
lie on the Table, 146.. Read again, and Instruction accord- 
ingly, 150. All to have Voices, 176. . Bill reported ; to be 
= ae wh 229. Passed, 276, Report read again; another 
Bill ordered; 351. 

Vide Journats. 

Lamrtucu (Cumberland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, 
and Bill ordered, 31.. Presented, and read, 107. Petition 
from Lamplugh and Murton against ; to lie on the Table till 
Second Reading; 175. 

LANARKSHIRE Bridewell; Petition’ for a Bill to explain: and 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 38. Reported; Bill 

- ordered ; 106. : 


Lancaster Caste; Petition of George Williams, a Justice 
of the Peace, complaining of Letters being opened by the 
Gaoler ; referred’ to the Committee on Prisons, 416. Vide 
Prisons. 

‘Vide Broapuurst. 

Lanp aNnp AssgEssED Taxes; Motion made, and Question 
roposed, That there are sixty-five Receivers General of 
d and Assessed Taxes in England and Wales, who receive 
an Allowance of £.41,415, and of £.41,984, in the Years 
ending 5th January 1820 and 1821; Question amended ; 
Select Committee appointed to consider of the Duties of the 
Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes, and Distri- 
butors of Stamps; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; 194. Members discharged from 
their attendance on the Committee; others added; 205. 
Petition of General Thornton. respecting the Surplus of the 
Land Tax, 394. To be printed, 437. Referred to a Com- 
. mittee, 395. Report to lie on the Table; and, with the Ap- 
ndix, to be printed; 426. (App* N° 12.) Minutes ordered, 

ibid. Presented, 437. To be printed, 443. 

Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Revenves; Acts1 Anne, stat.1,c.7, 34 Geo.III, c.75, 
&amp;c. read; Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to improve the 
Land Revenues of {the Crown, and for making provision 

. for the better Management thereof; the King’s Consent sig- 
nified ; Bill ordered; 271. Presented, and read; Day ap- 

inted for'Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 297. Second 

. Reading deferred, 308. . Bil committed; 315. Considered, 
324. Reported; and Bill re-committed and considered ; 335. 

.Committee deferred, 340,348. Bill considered, 359: -Report 

deferred, 365. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 

for Third Reading ; 371. Passed, 379. By the be s, with 

Amendments, 417. nsidered, and agreed to, 422. Royal 

Assent, 442. 


Lanp Tax; Bill for appointing Commissioners to ca 
execution Land Tax Act; Ordered, 170. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second’ Reading ; 182. \ Bill com- 
mitted ; Members to prepare Lists; Resolutions of 31 May 
1786, relative to delivering in Lists, read; 185. Committee 
deferred, .252, 344, 359, 407, 420. Bill considered, 435. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 441. Third Reading ‘eferres, 450, 457+ Bill passed, 
472. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. Royal Assent, 492. 

Vide Bitus 1n Surpty. 

Laws, Exrikine; Committee appointed to inquire what tem- 
porary Laws of a public and:generaf nature are now in force, 
and what have expired, &amp;c. ; to report Observations ; to send 
for Persons, Papers and s; Instruction to report Opi- 
nion from time to time, which of them are fit to be revived, 
coatinued, or made perpetual, 7. Fiveto be eter = 

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and to sit notwithstanding any Adjournment; Report re- 
ferred ; 8. 

Laws Expininc; Report to lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 8. 





——Vide (ADDRESSES, 10.) 

Laysacu Decraration ; Motion for an Address for Copies 
of a Declaration made by the Courts of Austria, Prussia and 
Russia; dated at Laybach, on 12th May, and of a Circular 
Dispatch of the same Date; Question Neg. thereupon, 458. 

Law Cuarcss. Vide Accounts. 

LeaTHER Trapg. Vide Macuinery. 

Leeps and Ortey Road; Petition for.a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Act; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered; 85. Presented, and 
read, 134. Committed, 239. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
284. Passed, 296. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal 
Assent, 384. 





and WAKEFIELD Road; Petition for a Bill 
for amending and repairing the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 11.  Aecae Bill ordered; 15. Presented, and read, 
25. Committed, 38. Petition of Trustees against ; Referred ; 
Counsel ordered; 49. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 78. 
Passed, 85. Agreed to by the Lords, 136. Royal Assent, 200. 
Lecau Forms. Vide LirnoGrapuic Printing. 


Leicester ; Petition fora Bill for Lighting with Gas, that 
Borough; Referred to a Committee, 13. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 43. Presented, and read, 57. Committed, 70. . Re- 
ported ; to be ingrossed; 129. Passed, 149. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 173. yal Assent, 200. 

LrEicEsTER and AsHBY-DE-LA-ZovucH Road; Petition for 
Bill for continuing and enlarging Term and Powers of Act ; 
Referred to a Committee, 12. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 13. 
Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 31. Petition of Inha- 
bitants and Occupiers of Land against; Referred; Counsel 
ordered; Voices; 107. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 
145. Passed, 149. Agreed to by the Lords, 173. Royal 
Assent, 200. 





and Hincxugy Roads ; Petition fora Bill 
for continuing and enlarging Term and Powers of Act, 11. Re- 
ferred to a Committee, 12. Reported, 13. Bill ordered, 
14. Presented, and read, 21. Committed, 31. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 145. Passed, 149. Agreed to by the Lords, 
173. Royal Assent, 200. 

Lester, William. Vide Turnpike Roaps. 

LEVERINGTON, &amp;c. (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered; 51. 

Lewes, &amp;c. Roads; Petition for a Bill for sopra, an im- 

roving the same; Referred to a Committee, 30. Reported; 
Bill ordered; 62. Vide infra. , 

Bill for more effectually repairing and improving the 
Roads from Lewes; Ordered, 62. Presented, and read, 
78. Committed, 90. Reported; to be ingrossed; 156. 
Passed, 169. By the Lords, with Amendments, 193. Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 196. Royal Assent, 237. 

Bill for repairing the Road to Battle; Ordered, 62. 
Presented, and read, 78. Committed, 90,- Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 233. Passed,255. Agreed to by the Lords, 270. 
Royal Assent, 282. 

Licences. Vide Packer Boats. 

Licutnouss and Harbour Dues; Petitions complaining thereof; 
viz. Of Merchants, and others, of Falmouth, 15. erchants 
and others of Dartmouth ; To be. printed, 100. 

Limerick City. Vide IRELAND. 

Lincotn Poor; Petition fora Bill to amend and render more 
effectual Act ; Referred to a Committee, 48 Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 74. hrerocreenns ty 8 eC oro mer er: de 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 261. — , 268. Agreed to 
by “the Lords, 296. Royal Assent, 309. 

Linen Trade; Petition from Edinburgh, for equalizing the 

~ Duties; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 332. 

Litnocrapuic and other Printing of Legal Forms; Petition 
of William Wilkinson Henville, complaining of Injury 
therefrom ; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 216. 

Littztz Barninenam and Caxtuorreg, (Norfolk) Lands; 
Petition for a Bill to inclose, and Bill ordered, 49. Pre- 
sented, and read, 130. Committed, 239. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; 278. Passed, 311. Agreed to by the Lords, 339. 
Royal Assent, 385. ) 

Liturcy; Motion for laying before the House, Copies of all 
Collects or Litanies in the Public Liturgy of the Church, 
in each Reign, from James 1, to the, nt time, in which 
a Queen Consort has been inserted ; Question previous Neg. 
thereupon; 3. r 


Motion that the House having taken, into consider-. 


ation, the Circumstance of Her Majesty's Name not being 
inserted, in the Liturgy ; and the numerous Petitions upon 
that Subject, are of Opinion, that Her Name should be in- 
serted therein, Neg. 68. &gt; bersba : 

—— Vide Accounts. Cnrurcn oF Scor.anp. 


Liverroo, Waterworks; Petition for Bill to amend. Act ; 
Referred to a Committee, 49. Reported; Report tolie upon 





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the Table; 71. Read again ; Leave granted.to give Notices 3 
Bill ordered ; Ginnie to on baa he 86. 

LiverPoot. VideAccounts, Currency. House anp Win- 
pow Tax. 

———— and Prescot Roads; Petition fora: Bul for more 
effectually repairing and amending the same; toa 
Committee, 43. Reported; Bill ordered ; 95- Presented, 
and read, 104. Committed, 113. _ Petition. of Surveyors, of 
Highways of Liverpool, against; Referred; and Counsel pr- 
dered; 142. Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. of Liverpool, against ; 
Referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 158. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 177. Passed, 187. Agreed to by the Lords, 213. 
Royal Assent, 237. 

LuanLecuyp Common; Motion for. appointing a Committee 
to inquire into the grant of a Lease, from the Commissioners 
of Woods and Forests, to Lord Penryn, in 1784; and George 
Hay Dawkins Pennant, Esquire, in 1816. Question Neg. 
thereupon; 458. 

Petition of Joshua Kirby Trimmer, respecting his 
Application for a Lease; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 380. . 

Luanrwst (Denbigh) Inclosure; Petition for a Bill to amend 
Act; Referred to a Committee, 56. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
95- Presented, and read, 102. Committed, 232. Reported ; 
289. Report to lie on the Table, 296. Report farther con- 
sidered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 362. Passed, 371. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 426. 

Lioyp late Fraucis; Bill from Lords, for obviating a Doubt 
arising on the Power of Sale and Exchange contained in his 
Will, of certain Estates; 347. Read, 349. Committed, 
362. Reported; and passed; 410. Royal Assent, 425. 

Loan. Vide Ways AND Means, AND BiLLs IN SuPPLY. 

Loscoms Corner Road. Vide BasiNGsTOKE. 


Locan John; Bill from Lords, for vesting certain of his 
Estates in Trustees, to be sold, 389. Read, 393. Com- 
ooo 411. Reported; and passed; 452. Royal Assent, 
467. 

Ldsleasenniienn (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to alter 
and amend Act; Referred toa Committee, 50. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 91. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Contesting to report on 
Notices; 99. Bill presented, and read, 130. Committed, 
143. Reported; to be ingrossed; 215. Passed, 219. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 235. _ Royal Assent, 238. 

Lonpon (Bridge.) Petition of Ralph Dodd, relative thereto; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 39. Referred to a 
Select Committee, 85. Vide fares ' 

Committee appointed to inquire into the present 

state of London Bridge ; To report Observations; to send for 

Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 66. 

Report 24 July 1820, and Petition of Ralph Dodd, referred; 

Member added; 85. Petition of Wharfingers of the River 

Thames; Referred, and Counsel ordered, 108. Petition of 

the Corporation of London; Referred, and Counsel ‘ordered, 

109. Members added, 146, 154, 159, 184. . Petition of 

Charles Pitt; Referred, 229. Committee to Report the 

Minates of the Evidence; Report to lie on the Table, and 

to be printed; 379. 

Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee; 
Ordered, 408. Presented; and to be printed; 418. 

——— ( Blackfriars Bridge.) Petition for a Bill for raising 
a Sym of Money for defraying the Expense of repairing the 
the same ; Referred to a Committee, 57. Reported; Bill or- 
dered; 129 Presented, andread, 150, Second Reading put 
off for Three Months, 229. 

(Iustitution.) Petition for a Bill for providing an 
Increase of the Annual Income of the. London Institution ; 
Referred to a Committee, 60. Reported ; Bill ordered; 112. 
Presented, and read, 119. Committed, 140. Reported; to 
be: ingrossed; 267.. Passed, 283. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 322. Considered, and agreed to, 332. Royal 
Assent, 384. 

Vide Accounts. Forrien 
QueEN. Separatists. WuHarrs. 

and West Inpsa Dock Companigs; Petition of 
Occupiers of Foreign Public Sufferance Wharfs in the Port of 
London, pein the renewal of their Charters, 499. To lie 
on the Table, and to be printed, 500. 

— Vide Accounts. 

———— Gazetts. Vide Comp.Laint. ‘ 

LoneitupeE; Act 58 Geo. III, c. 20, Read; Bill to amend 
the said Act; Ordered, 28. Presented, and read ; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading ; 33., Committed, 41. Con- 
sidered, 52. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 

_ Third Reading ; 61. . Passed, _ By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 79. Considered, and agreed to, 93. Royal 
Assent, 102. ae 

Lorps ; Request that the House will give Leave to John Glad- 
stone, Esquire, (a Member) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords; House will send an answer; 136. Message con- 
sidered, and Leave given Mr. Gladstone to attend, if he 
thinks fit; 153. 








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ws; Request that the House will give Leaye to’ James 
ae Fae Esquire, (a Member) to Sued a Committee at 

- ‘the Lords; House will send an answer ; 159. Maneeronn 
sidered and Leave given Mr. Drummond to attend, if he 
thinks fit; 171. 

i Request that the House will give Leave to the Right 
Honourable John Foster, (a Member) to attend a Committee 
at the ‘Lords ; House will send an Answer; 216. Message 
considered, and Leave given him to attend, if he thinks fit ; 
217. Diet 

f uest that the House will give Leave to Sir Manasseh 
Masseh Lopez, Baronet, (a Member) to attend a Committee 
at the Lords; House will send an Answer ; 239. 

: Request that the House will give Leave to Gustavus 

Hume Rochfort, Esquire, (@ Member) to attend a Committee 

at the Lords; Messaye considered, and Leave given him to 

attend, if he thinks fit; 251. 


—— Request that the House will give Leave to Sir Henry 
Parnell, Baronet, (a Member) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords ; House will send an answer; 317. Message considered, 
and Leaye given him to attend, if he thinks fit, 321. 

——— Request that the House will give Leave to Pascoe 
Grenfell, Esquire, ( a Member) to attend a Committee at the 
Lords; Message considered, and Leave given him to attend, 
if he thinks fit; 453. 

Request Copy of Report from Select Committee on 

Foreign Trade; Message considered, and a printed copy com- 

municated to the Lords; 109. 

Request the Grounds and Evidence upon which the 
House passed the Grampound Disfranchisement Bill ; House 
will send an answer; 190. Message considered, and a printed 
Copy of the Evidence communicated as desired, 193. 

——— Request Copy of the Report from the Select Committee, 
onthe Sale of Bread; Message considered, and a printed 
Copy communicated to the Lords; 381. 

Request Copy of the Report from the Select Committee 

on the Distressed State of Agriculture; Message considered, 

and a printed Copy communicated to the Lords; 478. 

Request Copy of the Report from the Select Committee 
on the Extra Post; Message considered, and a printed Copy 
communicated to the Lords; 490. 

-—-— Request the House would direct one of ‘their Clerks to 
attend, with the List of Voters delivered in by Join Teed, on 
28 June 1819; Message considered, and a Clerk directed to 
attend accordingly ; 251. wi), 


Message to, requesting Minutes of Evidence taken 
before the Committee on the West Middlesex Waterworks 
Bill in 1819, 58. , 
Message to, requesting Copy of the Report relative 
tothe Trade with the East Indies and China, 307. Lords 
communicate a Copy of the Report; To lie on the Table, 
and to be printed; 313. l 
——— Message to, requesting Copy of Reports relating to the 
Trade with the East Indies, 437.. Lords communicate Copy of 
the Reports, 474. To be printed, 482. 
Message to, a Copy of Report on all Matters 
touching the Dignity of a Peer, &amp;c. 481. Lords will send 
- an answer, 488: Lords communicate Copy of Reports; To 
be printed, 496. ; 





























———a Vide Accounts. Housz. Peers. Surrty. 
Lorrertes. Vide Ways anp MeANs, ‘and Bitts in 
Supp ty. 


Lovensorovucn Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and 

enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 

12," Reported Bill ‘ordered; 21. Presented; and read, 
43. Committed, 78. Reported; to be ingrossed; 230. 
Paséed, 245. Agreed to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 
282. 

Luptow Paving; Petition for a Bill to amend and enlarge 
Powers of ‘Act; Referred to a Committee, 42. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 62. Presented, and read, 77. Petition of Bur- 
gesses of Ludlow, against; to lie on the Table untit Second 
Reading, 127. ; 

Lunatic Asytum. Vide Iretanp. 

Lunatic Navau Ogricers. Vide Nava Orricers. 

Lunatics; Bill to amend Act 48 Geo. III, c, 96, for the, better 
Care and Maintenance of Lunatics being Paupers ; Ordered, 
376. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

_ Reading; and to be printed; 386. Second Reading deferred, 
400. Bill committed, 407. 

Lunatics Stock § Bill to authorize the Transfer of Stock, and 

“Payment of Dividends of Lanatics residing out of England ; 
Ordered, 115. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 

‘ Sécond Reading; and to be printed ; 117.: Committed, 128. 
Considered, 132. ‘Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
foy Third Reading; 138. Passed, 145. Agreed to’ by the 
Lords, 167. ‘Royal Assent; 200." 

Lunatic Trustees; Bill ‘to facilitate the Conveyance of 

_ Trust Estates; Ordered; Presented, and read’; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; ‘and to be printed; 379. 


Second Reading deferred, 390, 400. Bill committed, 404. 


- ‘Committee deferred, 416. Bil) considered, 420. rt 
deferred, 435. Bill reported, 440. To be ingrossed;: Day 

for Third Reading; 441. . Passed, 449: Agreed to by the 
Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 

Lyme Recis. Vide Accounts.’ Exvections. 

Lyme Recis Harbour; Petition for Leave to present a Petition 
for a Bill for repairing the Harbour Pier or Cobb; Referred 
to a Committee, 154. Reported; Leave given; Petition 

. presented ; referred to a Committee ; 163. Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 169. Report read ; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee. to report on 
Notices, &amp;c. 178, Presented, and read, 184, Committed, 
219. ‘Time enlarged for Committee to report, 312. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; 337, Passed, 350. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 425. 

Lyme Recis Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing and main- 
taining the same, 38. Referred to a Committee, 39. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; 102. Presented, and read, 136. Com- 
mitted, 151. Reported; to be ingrossed; 267. Passed, 
277. Agreed to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 425. 


1°&amp; 2°Geo.1V. Parl. 7. Sess.2. A. 1821. 
MACCLESFIELD and Buxton Road; Petition for a Bill 


for more effectually repairing the same; Referred to aCom- 
mittee, 31. Reported; Bill ordered; 99. Presented, and 
read, 129. Petition of Trustees of Newcastle-under-Line 
Road, against; to lie on the Table till Second Reading ; 136. 
Committed, 157. Petition against, read again; referred, and 
Counsel ordered; 168. All to have Voices, 219. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed ; 232. Passed, 238. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 256. Royal Assent, 282. 

Mac Dovenast, W. H. (a British Subject); Petition com- 
plaining of his being detained at Ghent ; To lie on the Table, 
and to be printed, 61. 

Macninery; Petitions complaining of the use thereof; viz. 
of Journeymen Ropemakers of the Metropolis ; to be printed, 
64. Petition of Clothiers of Wilts, Somerset and Gloucester, 
143. To be printed, 144. Of Persons concerned in the 
Leather Trade; to be printed, 313. Of Ropemakers of 
Liverpool; to be printed, 410. 

MacxeENrot, Anthony ; Petition complaining of his Detention 
in New Bethlem Hospital ; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 97. 

Mappocks, Charles ; Petition of Charles Maddocks, a Prisoner 
in Warwick Gaol; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 

~ 461, 

Mattison, Mr.; Petition respecting his Invention of the Life 
Preserver; To lie on the Table, | to be printed, 412. 

Matmessury (Wilts) Lands; Petition for a Bill to divide and 

‘ allot; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table; 115. Report read; Leave granted to give 

~ Notices ; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 118. 
Bill presented, and read, 125. - Committed, 249. Time en- 
larged for Committee to report, 273. Bill reported, 336. To 
be ingrossed, 337. Passed, 366. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 411. Considered, and agreed to, 417. Royal Assent, 
426. . 

Matt; Petitions for the Repeal of the Daties thereon ; viz. of 
Occupiers of Land in Norwich; North Walsham; Great 
Yarmouth ; and of Saffron Walden; and of Colchester in 
the Hundreds of Lexden and Winstree ; to be printed, 163. 
Of Proprietors and Occupiers of Land in the Strathmore 
Districts of Perthshire and Forfarshire ; of Farmers of Fife; 
and Freeholders,.of Naira; to be printed, 188. Of Free- 
holders and others, of Inverness, 209. To be printed, 210. 
Of Bankers and others, of Ipswich; of Agriculturists of High- 
worth; of Owners. of Lands im Royston; to be printed, 
229. Of Occupiers of Land in. Northampton; of Owners 
an Covapiern sh Lands, Inhabitanis and Tradesmen of Ret- 
ford and oreeOD 5 of Owners and Occupiers of Land in the 
Neighbourhood.of Doncaster ; of Qccupiers of Land at Market 
Deeping ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Woodbridge; of In- 
habitants,of Hadleigh ; of holders, Freeholders, Farmers 
and other Inhabitants, of the Hundred of Stow; of Inhabi- 
tants of Great Grimsby ; of the City of Lincoln ; of Occu- 

iers of Lands in the Counties of Essex and Hertford; of 

Pandholders and others, in the Parish of Halsted; and of 
Farmers and others, interested in the growth of Barley, 
in the Neighbourhood of Cambridge; 229. Petition of 

‘Occupiers of Land ‘at Stamford, 240. Of Landholders and 
others, of Orkney; to be printed, 292. Referred, 295. (v. 

‘Scortanp, MALT.) Of Noblemen and Freeholders, of Fife ; 
to be printed, 350. 

——— Petition’ respecting the Sprinkling of Malt on the 

Floor; viz. of Maltsters of Faunton, 217. 
—""Motion fot''a Bill for the Repeal of the Malt Tax; 
Question previous resolved in tle A ative ; Main Question 
put; and Bill ordered; 190. Order of Leave for Bill dis- 
charged ; ‘ Bills ordered ; 201. Vide imfra. Inetann, 
(MALT) sh os ' x 

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the Duties on Malt in England; Ordered, 201. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 204. Second Reading: put off for Six Months, 
: 22. ' 
Maur. Vide Irnevanp. -Lanp Tax. Scortann, (MALT.) 
Ways anp Mzans, and Bitts in Suppry. 


Matta. Vide (ADDRESSES, 17.) 


Maw, Isle of; Act 1 Geo. IV, c, 61, to charge certain additional 
Duties on the Importation of certain Articles into the Isle of 
Man ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House 
451, Committee deferred, 454. Act considered, 458. Re- 
solution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 
462, Vide infra. 

Bill to amend the said Actso far as relates to 

the Importation of Muscovado Sugar; Ordered, 462. Pre- 

sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 467. 

Committed, 473. Considered, 477. Reported; to be in- 

grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 489. Passed, 

491. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 


MancuesteEr ; Petition fora Bill for widening and improving 
Market Street in that Town, &amp;c.; Referred to a Committee, 
37- Reported; Bill ordered; 149. Presented, and read, 
150. Committed, 239. Petition of Occupiers of Shops, 
against; referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 245. Petition 
of James Harrop, and of James Scholes, against; referred, 
aud Counsel ordered ; 263. Petition of Owners of Buildings, 
against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 267. Bill re- 
ported ; Report to lie on the Table, 283. Bill re-committed, 
303. Reported; to be ingrossed; 320. Passed, 337. 


~ Report read; and another Bill ordered; 394. 
Presented, and read, 401. Committed, 410. Petitions of 
Owners of yaa ¥ and Occupiers of Shops, against; re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered, 426. Bill reported; to be in- 

rossed; 446. Passed, 453. Agreed to by the Lords, 474. 
Royal Assent, 493. 











a Vide JourRNALS. 


and Botton Road; Petition for a Bill to con- 
tinue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to 
a Committee, 53. Reported; Bill ordered; 112. Pre- 
sented, and read, 119. Committed, 150. Petition of In- 
habitants, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered, 187. Bill 
reported, and re-committed, 266. Reported; to be ingros- 
sed; 283. Passed, 291. Agreed to by the Lords, 317. 
Royal Assent, 384. 

and Buxton Road; Petition for a Bill for 
more effectually repairing and improving the same ; Referred 
to a Committee, 44. Reported; Bill ordered; 97, Pre- 
sented, and read, 102. Committed, 107. Petition of, Inha- 
bitants of Chapel-en-le-frith, against ; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered ; 177. All to have Voices, 188. Bill reported; to 
be ingrossed; 201. Passed, 215. Agreed to by the Lords, 
230. Royal Assent, 237. 


and Satrorp Waterworks; Petition for a Bill 
to alter and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee; 53. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 94. Presented, and read, 151. 
Committed, 188. Reported; Report to lie on the Table ; 
239. Report further considered; Bill to be ingrossed ; 267. 
. Passed, 279. Agreed to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 


309. 











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———— (Constables); Petitions for a Bill to extend the 
‘Limits of Liability to serve that Office; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 54. 
Roads. 
SALFORD. 
Meetings; Petitions, praying the House to in- 
stitute an Inquiry into the Proceedings which took place at 
the Meeting held in St. Peter’s Field, at Manchester, on 16th 
August 1819; viz, of James Lee ; James Greaves Hollins ; 
Edward Jones ; John Atkinson ; James Wolstencroft; Wil- 
liam Schofield; Peter Mac Quaide ; James Tomlinson ; Mary 
Black ; Margaret Goodwin; John Shields ; Dennis Hickly ; 
James Beswick; William Hibbert ; Simon Mellor; Thomas 
Kelly; William Thompson; William Barnes; John Lees ; 
‘Thomas Ashton; Elizabeth Neal; Joseph Coates; David 
Dawson; William. Ogden; Margaret Horrocks; Biddy 
Monks; William Booth; Thomas Blinstone; Catharine 
Coltman ; William Stewart ; James Chisnall ; Daniel Mellor; 
Nathan Broadhurst; William Butterworth ; Thomas Blin- 
stone; David Ellis; Alice, wife of David Jaques Birch; 
William Garety ; James Boothby; Elizabeth Cade; Jobn 
Cavanagh; Williem Bromeley; Joseph Jones; Joseph 
Hindle ; Edward Johnson; William Cheetham; Joseph 
Brierley ; Margaret Booth; Ann Whitaker; Elizabeth Har- 
vey, Ellen Harvey, and Isabella Harvey; Mary Fieldes ; 
‘ Robert Taylor Wilde; John Brierley ; Elizabeth Gaunt ; 
Sarah O'Neal; Mary Ann Mac: Kenna; James Campbell ; 
John Thom ; Thomas Redford; Samael Jackson; John 
Kershaw ; Jomnes Smith ; Owen Mac ‘Cabe; Jame’ Harri- 
son; Joseph Bruce ; Edward Dwyer; James’ Lees; John 
- Breokes; Alice K ; and James Boles ; also, of Henry 
Hunt ; to be printed, 343. Petition of Henry Hunt, com- 
: plaining of the conduct of the Judges; Question that the 


Vide Crossrorp BripceE. 





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Vou. 76.—Sess. 1821. 


red 


Petition do lie upon the Table, Neg. 34g. Petition of Richard 
Stodart; to be perber4 357- pAb 

Mancuester; Motion that this House will resolve itself into a 
Committee of the whole House, to inquire into the Trans- 
actions. which took place at Manchester, on 16th August 
1819; Debate thereupon adjourned; 344. Resumed, and 
Question Neg. thereupon, 347. 

Marcate. Vide Accounts. Foreren Suips. 

Marine Mutiny; Bill for the regulating of His Majesty’s 
Royal Marine Forces while on Shore ; Ordered; Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 169. Com- 
mitted, 174. Considered, 175. Reported’ to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 181. Passed;~184. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 198. Royal Assent, 200. 


Marines. Vide SEAMEN’s WaGEs. ' 
Marrzoroven Roads. VideSpezENHAMLAND, Swinpon. | 


Marriaces; Bill to amend Act 26 Geo. II, c. 33, for the 
better preventing of Clandestine Marriages ; Ordered, 166; 


Petition of Protestant Dissenters of Branton, re+ 
lative to the Marriage Act; To lie on the Table, 478. 


MarxiaGe SetrLements; Petition of Charles Bucke, fe- 
commending a Registry of Marriage Setdements ; and to be 
inted ; 394. Of Protestant Dissenters assembled at No. 247, 

igh Holborn ; to be printed, 426. 


Mary-te-Bone Church, &amp;c.; Petition for a Bill to enable the 
Vestrymen to fulfil an engagement made with, the Commis- 
sioners for building Churches; Referred to.a Committee, 26. 
Reported, 32. Report to lie on the Table,33, Report read ; 
Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered; Committee to 
Report on Notices; 37. Bill presented,and read, 75. Com- 
mitted, 90. Reported; to be ingrossed; 177. Passed, 183. 

- By the Lords, with an Amendment, 209. Considered, and 
agreed to, 211. Royal Assent, 237. 

—-— New Street. Vide Accounts. 

MasuAm Road. Vide Turrsx. 

Mason, William. Vide RecOGNiIZANCES. 

Master or tHE Rotts. Vide IRELAND. 

Mauritius. Vide Hoox, 


MaxweEut., William (of Antigua); Petition for a Bill to enable 
him to remove Slaves from the Island of Antigua to, Sopth 
America; Referred to a Committee, 58. Reported; Bill. 
ordered ; 130. Preser*ed, and read, 135. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 389. Petition of James Srentien, 
Esquire; to be printed, 402. Motion that Mr. Stephen be 
heard at the Bar against the Bill, Neg. Second, Reading, 
deferred, 402. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
407. 








late John ; Bill from Lords, for ‘the Sale of part of 
his Estates; Read, 296. Committed, 310, Reported, and 
passed; 361. Royal Assent, 384. 
Mepicines. Vide STAMPS. . 
Meek, James; Petition of, praying that the Clerk and Short- 
hand Writer who attended the Police Committee, in 1817, 
may be allowed to attend and give Evidence in the Court of. 
King’s Bench, on the Trial of Meek ». Collins, and others ; 
To lie on the Table, and to be printed; 71.. Motion that'the 
Clerk.and Short-hand Writer who attended the Police Com- 
mittee do attend with the Minutes of Evidence, and give 
. Evidence on the said Trial, withdrawn, 87. 


MEMBERS: 
Take the Oaths, 3,66. 
to withdraw during the time any Matter of 
Privilege relating to them is in Debate, 6, 7. 
not to bring Strangers inte the House, 7, 
usual Orders relating to their Letters, 7. 
+ have Leave of Absence, 51, 60, 62, 69, 70, 

77579. 55, Qty 100, 108, 124, 126, 133, 497, 142, 146, 152, 
157, 164, 106, 168, 172, 197, 23.4, 245,250, 254,260, 279, 285, 
292, 296, 301, 304, 311, 321, 331, 338, 3435 349, 350; 357, 
301 / ' 




















added to Committees, 62,74, 101, 105, 106, 
‘108, 111, 118, 146, 149, 154, 159, 169, 175s 179, 184, 189, 
"199, 205, 210, 211, 219, 238, 243, 253, 262, 287, 304, 325, 
339, 341, 345, 405, 452, 492. 

‘ discharged from any further attendance on 
Committees, 160, 205. 

Absent at Ballots for Election Committees ; 
to be set aside, and nepehad when the House shal) appoint ; 
Members, for whose Non-attendance a sufficient excuse shall 
not be made, to be taken into custody, 74) 248, 342 9 305. 


pai Reported absent from Election Committees 
by. Mr... Speaker, 
257- 











and ordered to attend future ballots, 86, 


—_— a Sitting Member. neither ts himself, 
_ or by Counsel on the appointment of an Election Committee, 


73° 
— Ordered: to attend the Ballots on particular 
. Days, 86, 126, 257,315 








not 








INDEX to the Sevenry-stxtHVoLumMeE. [1821: 





MEMBERS—continued. . 
not attending a Call of the House to be sent 





for in Custody of the Serjeant, 131. 





a Member heard in his place, 139. 





Leave given to certain Members to attend 
Committees at the Lords, 153, 171, 217, 251, 453- 
Resolution, Nem. Con. That a Member had 





no right to vote, and ought not to have been compelled to 
vote, upon a certain Division, 172. 





to prepare Lists of Commissioners’ Names 
for executing the Land Tax Act, 185. 
Excused from any further Attendance on 





Committees, 194, 257. 
Vide Accounts. Burton. EvectTions. 





Ire.ann, (ELLIS. JUDICIAL SITUATIONS.) Lorps. 
Orpers. OrpNaANcE. Priviteces. SERJEANT. SPEAKER. 





Messaces. Vide Lorps. 
Mersoro.is Gas Light ; Petition for a Bill for establishing 
an additional Company for lighting the same with Gas; 
Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported ; Bill ordered; 150. 
Presented, and read, ibid. Committed, 249. Petition of Gas 
Light and Coke Company against, referred; Counsel ordered ; 
Voices ; 263. Petition to revive the Committee; referred to 
a Committee; 300. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
304. Petition of Inhabitants of Bedford Square in favour, 
311. Petition of Inhabitants of Russell Square, and St. Luke’s, 
Chelsea, in favour, 316. Report read; Petitions in favour 
read ; Committee revived ; and to report on a certain Day; 
22. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 337, 350. 
ill reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 362. Bill re-com- 
mitted, 372. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 378. 
Petition from St. Leonard’s, Shoreditch, in favour, 385. Com- 
mittee to send for Persons, Papers and Records, 386. Petition 
of William Jones against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 409. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 410. Passed, 416. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 438, Considered, and agreed to, 
442. Royal Assent, 467. 





Police; Act 54 Geo. III, c. 37 and 187 relative 
to the Police of the Metropolis ; to be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 262. Considered; reported; and 
Bill ordered ; 275. Vide infra. 





Bill for the more effectual Administration of the 
office of a Justice of the Peace in and near the Metropolis, &amp;c.; 
Ordered, 275. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 286. Petition from 
Saint Mary-le-bone for Provision; to lie on the Table, 2 
Petition of Lieutenant General Thornton respecting Dancing 
Houses ; to be printed, 301. Bill committed, 302. Petition 
from St. George’s, Hanover Square, for Provision; to be 
printed, 304. Committee deferred, 345, 368, 309, 420, 434, 
445, 455. Bill considered, 463. Committee deferred, 470, 
476, 487. Bill considered, 400. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 491. Passed, 497. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 





Turnpike Roads ; Bill for vesting in General and 
Division Trustees the Roads in the neighbourhood of the 
Metropolis; Ordered, 115. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 140. Peti- 
tions of Trustees of New Cross Roads, against; to lie on the 
Table, 172. Petitions of Trustees for repairing and amend- 
ing the Road from Hyde Park Corner to Counters Bridge, 
and other Roads, in the County of Middlesex ; the Surrey 
and Sussex Roads; the Road called the Old District, or Brent- 
ford Turnpike Road; the Road leading from Kilburn Bridge, 
in the County of Middlesex, to Sparrow’s Hearne, in the 
County of Hertford ; the Road leading from Paddington to 
Harrow-on-the-Hill ;_ the ges leading to Highgate 
Gatehouse and Hampstead, and other Roads in the County 
of Middlesex; the Turnpike Road between Tyburn and 
Uxbridge; the Road called the New District, or Isleworth 
Tarspike Road ; certain Roads in the parishes of Lambeth, 
Newington, Saint George Southwark, Bermondsey, and Christ- 
church, in the County of Surrey; and the Road from the 
north-east side of Goswell-street Road next Islington, in the 
County of Middlesex, and near to the Road called The New 
Road, over the fields and grounds to Old-street Road, oppo- 
site to the Doghouse Bar, and at and from the Doghouse 
Bar to the ead of Chiswell-street, by the Artillery Ground, 
against ; to lie on the Table, 183. Second Reading deferred, 
186. Petition of Trustees of Bethnal Green Road against, 
198. Second ne deferred, 199. Petition of Trustees of 
Shoreditch and Hackney Roads, against, 203. Of Trustees 
of Middlesex and Essex Roads; of Old Street Road; of 
Stamford Hill, and the Green Lane Roads; of St. Giles’s 
Pound and Kilbourne Bridge Road, against; 207. Of the 
Islington and Edgeware Road, against; to be printed, ibid. 
Of New and Old Brentford; and of Hammersmith ;: ébid. 
Second Reading deferred, 210. Petition of Inhabitants of 
Saint Luke, Chelsea, against, 216. Second Reading deferred, 
218. Petitions of Commissioners of Paving of Saint James 
and St, John, Clerkenwell; of Inhabitants of Kensington ; 
and of Edgeware and Little Stanmore, against; 225. Of 





Inhabitants of Great Stanmore, against, 230. Second 

Reading deferred, 231. Bill committed ; Petitions against, 

referred, 241. Motion that the Petitioners be heard b 

Counsel, Neg. 250. Members added, 253. Bill amen. 

Day aonointed for further jconmitesing: apart 5 and Bill, as 
amended, to be printed ; 279. Of Inhabitants of London and 
Westminster, against ; to fe printed, 286. Of Vestrymen of 
Saint James, and St. Martin in the Fields, against ; 300. Of 
Inhabitants of Wandsworth, against ; to lie on the Table till 
the Report be received, and Counsel ordered ; 316. Of Coach- 
masters and others, travelling on the Roads of the New Cross 
Turnpike Trust; of Surveyors employed in the several Roads 
in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis ; of Inhabitants of the 
Parishes of Bromley, Beckenham, Farnborough, Greenwich, 
Woolwich, Dartford, Crayford, Eltham, Chislehurst, Lewis-- 
ham, Camberwell, East Wickham, Foots Cray, Lee, Charlton, 
Bexley, and Plumstead; of several Coach and Post Masters 
working between London and Hounslow; of Inhabitants 
of the town of Hounslow, and its environs; and of Church- 
wardens, Overseers of the Poor, and Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Saint Paul Deptford, against, 321, Bill re-com- 
mitted ; Considered; reported; Day appointed for further 
considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 
324. Of Land Owners of Paddington, 343. To be printed, 
344. Of Inhabitants of All Saints, Fulham ; to be printed, 
354. Of Coachmasters, Farmers, and others, travelling on 
the Roads of the Middlesex and Essex Turnpike Trust; of 
Inhabitants of the Town of Romford, and other Parishes and 
Places within the liberty of Havering-atte-Bower; of the 
Parish of Eastham ; of the Parishes of Chigwell and Lam- 
bourn ; of the Parish of Dagenham ; of the Parish of Wood- 
ford ; of the Parishes of Wanstead and Leyton; of the Parish 
of Barking ; of Holloway, and parts adjacent; of Camden 
Town and the neighbourhood ; of Islington; of Hampstead 
and parts adjacent ; of Somers Town and parts adjacent ; of 
Pentonville and parts adjacent; of the Edgeware Road be- 
tween Tyburn and Kilburne Bridge and parts adjacent; of 
the Parish of Stoke Newington ; of Coach and Postmasters, 
working between London.and Hertfordshire ; of Inhabitants 
of Edmonton ; of the Parish of Tottenham; of Highgate ; 
of the Parish of Stepney and Mile End Old Town; of the 
Parish of Isleworth ; of the Parishes of Bow and Bromley ; 
and of the Parish of Saint Mary Whitechapel; of Stage- 
masters, Postmasters, Farmers, Innholders, and others, In- 
habitants of Ealing, Acton, and Hanwell, whose horses, 
coaches, chaises, waggons, and other carriages, are employed 
on the Uxbridge Road ; of Brewers, Farmers, and others, 
Inhabitants of Hammersmith, Chiswick, and Turnham Green; 
of Inhabitants of Kentish Town; and of the Parish of South- 
weald and Hamlet of Brentwood; and of Stagemasters, 
Hackney-men, Postmasters, Farmers, Mealmen, Innholders, 
and others, whose stage-coaches, post-chaises, and other car- 
riages, with their horses, travel the Uxbridge Road; to lie on 
the Table, 356. Petition from Saint Matthew Bethnal Green 
for Provision ; to lie on the Table ; 358. Further consideration 
deferred, ibid. Petition of Trustees for repairing the Road 
leading from Kilburn Bridge in the County of Middlesex, to 
Sparrow’s Herne, in the County of Hertford ; of. Inhabitants 
of the Hyde and Kingsbury ; of Enfield; and of Chiswick ; 
and of Proprietors of Stage Coaches and Post Masters, on 
the Mary-le-bone and Kilburn Turnpike Roads, against, 368. 
Of Inhabitant Householders residing on the sides of the New 
Road from the Edgeware Road, near Paddington, to Totten- 
ham Court Road; of Commissioners for paving, watching, 
cleansing, watering and lighting that part of he parish of 
Saint Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, called Somers 
Town; of Inhabitants of Hornsey ; and of Coachmen driving 
on the Roads under the superintendence of the Trustees of 
the Middlesex and Essex Roads; against; 369. Further con- 
sideration of Report deferred, 370. Petitions of Coachmen 
on the line of Roads of the New Cross Turnpike Trust; of 
Coachmasters and Proprietors of Mails and Stage Coaches 
running on the various lines of Roads connected with the 
Metropolis; and of [nhabitants of Saint Pancras, and parts 
adjacent ; of Newington Green, and its neighbourhood ; of 
the Parish of Westham, Essex; and of the Parish of Saint 
George, Southwark; 372. Further Consideration of Report 
put off for Three Months, 376. 

Merropoutis Paving Act; Petition of Inhabitants of St. 
George and St. Giles, against; to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 442. 

- Vide Waterworks, 

Meyrick, Thomas; Petition of Thomas Meyrick, complaining 
of a Roman Catholic Priest and the British Consul, at Lisbon ; 
To lie on the Table, 250. 


Mippuesex. Vide Mixitia. 


Mize Enp Otp Town ; Petition for a Bill to light and other- 
wise improve the same; Referred to a Committee, 45. 
Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 79. Read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices ; 86. Bill presented, and read, 129. Com- 
mitted, 219. Petition of Inhabitants, against ; referred ; and 
Counsel ordered; 255. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 289. Report read, and re-committed, 300. Reported ; 

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INDEX tothe SEVENTY-SIXTH VOLUME: 





to be ingrossed ; 312. Passed, 322. Agreed to’by the Lords, 
353- Royal Assent, 384. 

Miuit1a; Act 42 Geo. III, c. go, for amending the Laws relating 
to the Militia of England ; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 101. Committee deferred, 111. 

; Committee appointed to prepare Estimates of the 

Pay and Clothing of the Militia of Great Britain and Ireland, 

195. Report to lie on the Table; and be printed; 210. 

(App* N° 2.) Motion for referring the Report to the Com- 

mittee of Supply; the King’s Recommendation signified ; and 

Motion agreed to; 302. Vide Suppty. 

Vide IRELAND. Suppty. and Brits in Suprty. 


Mi.t_zourne (Surrey) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose ; 
and Bill ordered, 8. Order of Leave for Bill discharged ; 
Petition referred to a Committee; 107. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 118. Report read; Leave granted to 
give Notices ; Bill ordered; Committee to report on Notices; 
125. Bill presented, and read, 135. ‘Comuiiteed, 168. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 282. Passed, 310. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 385. 

MintsTERs; Petition of Inhabitants of Nottingham, complain- 
ing of the conduct of Ministers; To lie onthe Table; Motion 
that the Petition be printed, Neg. 92. 


Vide QuEEN. 


_—_ 











Minutes; . of Evidence taken before Committees in former’ 


Sessions; Referred to Select Committees, 58, 96. Ordered, 
452. Printed, 458. 
— of Evidence taken before a Committee of the whole 


House in a former Session; Referred to a Committee of the 
whole House on a Bill, 65. 


of Evidence taken before Select Committees ; Or- 

dered, 409, 426, 438. Presented, and to be printed, 418. 
Presented, 437,442. To be printed, 443. 

Vide’ Questions Nec. 

MiscELLaNeEous SeERvicEs. Vide Suprry. 

Monair Sturrs; House resolves to go into. a Committee.to 
consider of the Bounties and Duties on Stuffs made of 
Mohair Yarn, 436. Considered, 441. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 445. Vide infra. 

Bill to grant certain Bounties on the Expor- 

tation of Stuffs made of Silk mixed with Mohair; Ordered, 

445- Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 

ing; 462. Committed, 465. Instruction respecting the 

Duties on Mohair Camblets, 471. Bill considered, 473. 

Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 


477- Passed, 481. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal 
Assent, 502. 

















House resolves to go into a Committee, to 
consider of allowing a Bounty on the Exportation of Camblets 
made in Great Britain, of Mohair Yarn mixed with Worsted, 
461. Considered, 465. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 
and Instruction accordingly, 471. Vide supra. 

MontcomeEry Canal; Petition for a Bill to enable the Com- 
pany to alter the line of the Tannat Feeder, &amp;c. ;_ Referred to 
a Committee, 57. Reported ; Bill ordered; 143.. Presented,and 
read, 149. .Committed, 232. Time enlarged for Committee 
to report, 267, 337. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table ; 379. Report further considered ; Amendments agreed 
to; Bill to be ingrossed; 410. Passed, 417. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 453. Royal Assent, 467. 


Moreton Inclosure. Vide Bourton. 


Moreton 1N Marsu Railway. 
Avon. 

Moreton VALENCE (Gloucester) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
to extend and enlarge Powers of Acts; Bill ordered, 33. 
Presented, and read,104. Committed, 111. Reported; to 


be ingrossed; 211. Passed, 215. Agreed to by the Lords, 
235. Royal Assent, 238. 


Morpretnu. Vide Evective FRANcHIsE. 
MossroucH Road. Vide SHEFFIELD. 


MOTIONS: 


withdrawn, 72, 76, 77, 87, 132, 146, 151, 152, 173, 
180, 186, 193, 236, 327, 335, 365, 413, 419, 459, 468, 478, 
496, 497, 498. 

superseded by an Adjournment, 13. 

and Amendments withdrawn, 77, 87, 110, 189, 242, 
356, 419, 459. 

———— Vide Questions. 


Vide STRATFORD UPON 








aa 





Mounts Bay Harsour. Vide PortTHieven. 
Muszum. Vide Accounts. British Museum, Svuppty. 


Motiny¥; Bill for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for the 
“better payment of the Army and their Quarters; Ordered, 171. 
‘Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 

ibid. Committed, 174. Considered, 175. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 181. Passed, 
184. Agreed to by the Lords, 198. Royal Assent, 200, 


Vo. 76.——Sess, 1821. 





— 


1°.&amp; 2° Geo IV. Parl. 7, Sess.2. A, 1821. 


APLES ; Motion for an Address for Copies or Extracts of 
such Representations as have been made on the part of 
His Majesty’s Government, to the Allied Powers, respecting 
the interpretation of certain Treaties, Neg. Other Motions, 
relative to the new Government of Naples, Neg. 98. 


~—_——-—-— Motion for laying before the House, Copy of a Let- 
ter, dated 11 February 1821, from Sir William A’Court to the 
Neapolitan Minister for Foreign Affairs, together with Copies of 
Instructions from His Majesty’s Ministers on which the same 
was grounded, withdrawn, 186. 


ange Petition of Captain Francis. Romeo, a Calabrian 
Gentleman, complaining of ill treatment; To lie on the Table ; 
and to be mined ; 186. Another Petition of Captain Francis 
Romeo, praying for’ Relief; to lie on the Table, 498. 

— Vide (ApDREsSEs, 49.) 


Natronat Dest; Petition of Harrison Wilkinson, respecting 
the accumulation thereof, and: the present state of Taxation ; 
To lie on the Table; and to be printed; 3809. 

Vide Loan. 


Nava Orricers; Motion for laying before the House, Copy 
of the Admiralty Regulations in 1818, respecting Lunatic 
Officers ; Question Previous proposed, and withdrawn; Mo- 
tion withdrawn; 498. 

Nava Stores; Act 51 Geo. III, c.21, for regulating Pay- 
ments under the head of Old Stores and Imprests, read; Bill 
to repeal the said Act, and to make other Provisions; Ordered, 
402. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 405. Second Reading deferred, 408, 420. Bill com- 
mitted, 422. Considered, 435. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 441. Passed, 452. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 469. | Royal Assent, 492. 

Navicase Rivers Rossery; Bill to repeal Act 24 Geo. II, 

and for making other Provisions; Ordered, 250, Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed; 251. Second Reading deferred, 306, 346. Bill 
committed, 355. Committee deferred, 371, 381, 402. In- 
- struction for the Prevention of Robbery on Navigable Canals; 
and Bill considered; 413. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 418. Passed, 429. 

Navication ; Acts for thé encouraging and increasing of 
Shipping and Navigation; To be considered in a Committee 
of the whole House, 409. Committee deferred, 441, 440. 
Report 18 May, from Committee on Foreign Trade, referred ; 
Matters considered ; reported ; and Bills ordered ; 469. Vide 

















infra. WAREHOUSING. 
Bill to repeal divers ancient Commercial Statutes ; 
. Ordered, 469. Presented, and read; Second Reading put off 


for Three Months; Bill to be printed; 470. 


Bill to explain and amend Acts for encouraging 
and increasing of Shipping and Navigation ; Ordered, 460 
Presented, and read; Second Reading put off for Three 
Months; Bill to be printed; 471. 

Navy. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 13, 22.) SuPPLy. 


Navy, Army, and Orpnance Estimates; Resolution, That 
whenever Parliament shall be assembled before Christmas, 
the said Estimates be printed before 15 January, and within 
-Ten Days after the opening of the Committee of Supply, 
when Parliament shall not be. assembled till after Christmas, 
87. 

Nave Property ; Bill for vesting certain Estates in the Com- 
missioners of the Navy, and for granting certain Powers ; 
Ordered, 447. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 451. Committed, and Bill to be printed, 457. 
Considered, 463. Report deferred, 466. Bill reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 473. Passed, 
477. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 

Vide SHzerness Lanps. 


Nene Bridge;. Petition for a Bill for building a Bridge over 
that River, in the Parish of Tyd St. Mary; Referred to 
a Committee, 55. ' 

NettTswE.t (Esser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 43. ' 

NEWARK-UPON-TRENT Road; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually eyrige, Se improving the same; Referred to 
a Committee, 22. Reported; Bill ordered; 64. Presented, 
and read, 112. Committed, 150. Reported; to be in- 

rossed ; 215. Passed, 226. Agreed to by the Lords, 239. 
Royal Assent, 282. ; 














Petition to rectify a Mistake in the 
above Act, 290. Bill ordered, 291.’ Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 295. — Bill committed ; 
considered ; reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading ; 301.. Passed, 303. Agreed to by the Lords, 

' 933. Royal Assent, 383. 

New Bripce Road. Vide Atroup Baks. 

New Brunswick. Vide Nova Scotia. ' Supp.y. 

NEWFOUNDLAND ; Petitions: of Inhabitants praying to be 
laced on a footing with their fellow -Colonists, in America ; 

To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 388. , 

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Newrounpianp. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Newinoron ; Petition for a Bill for establishing a Select Vestry 

. in that Parish ; Referred toa Committee, 21. . Reported; Re- 
port to lie on the Table; 33. Report read; Leave granted to 
give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to report on Notices ; 
37- Bill presented, and read, 55. Petitions of John Cahuac, 
and Governors of the Poor of St. Mary ewiegtes, against ; 
to lie on the Table, till Second Reading, 77. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, ibid. Petition from Newington, also of 
Thomas Tibbs, against ; to lie on the Table till Second Read- 
ing, 129. Second Reading deferred, 130. Bill committed, 
135.’ Reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; 183. Motion for re-committing the Bill; Amend- 
ment proposed ; Amendment and Motion withdrawn; Report 
referred to a Select Committee to examine whether the 
Standing Orders, referred to therein, have been com lied with ; 
to report opinion ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 190. Report, with a Resolution, to 
lie on the Table; Bill re-committed to former Committee ; 
Power to send for Persons, Papers and Records; 206, Pe- 
titions against, read again ; referred ; and Counsel ordered ; 
212. Report 27 March from the Committee on the Bill ; 
referred, 238. Committee revived, and to sit and proceed, 
246. Time enlarged for Committee to Report, 262, Pe- 
tition of Vestrymen and Inhabitants of Wandsworth ; and of 
the Fishmongers Company, against ; 312. Petitions against, 
read again; referred; and Counsel ordered; 316. Petition 
of Vestrymen of Christ Church, against ; Petitions of James 
Corner; of William Copelin ; of George Billett; and of 
Thomas Clark, to withdraw their Names ; to lie on the Table, 
336. Petition of John Clutton respecting the Bill, 338. ‘To 
lie on the Table, 339. Motion that the Committee be dis- 
charged from proceeding any further on the Bill; Debate 
thereupon adjourned ; 346. Petition of Governors and 
Guardians of the Poor of Saint Mary Newington, respecting 
the Bill; to lie onthe Table, 355. Petition of Edward Jones, 
and of Inhabitants of Saint John Southwark, against, 356. 
Debate resumed; Amendment proposed ; Motion and 
Amendment withdrawn ; Committee revived ; and to sit and 
proceed upon a certain Day; Petition of John Clutton read 
again ; referred ; and Counsel ordered; Petition of Inhabi- 
tants of St. John Southwark; referred, 357. Petition of 
Inhabitants of Mitcham, against; to lie on the Table, 362. 
Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 372. Leave 
given to withdraw the Bill, 372. 

New Lanark; Motion for an Address for appointing a Com- 
mission to visit New Lanark to inquire into Mi - Owen’s Plan 

‘ for the benefit of the Poor; Question Neg. thereupon, 474. 

Vide Poor Laws. 

Newport ( Hants) Gas Light ; Petition for a Bill for Lighting 
that Town with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 50. Re- 
ported; Billordered; 125. Presented, and read, 136. Com- 
mitted, 157. Reported; to be ingrossed; 255. Passed, 272. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 384. 

New Sourn Wates; Acts 59 Geo. III, c. 114, and 1 Geo. IV, 
c. 62, to stay proceedings against any Persons concerned in 
imposing Duties in New South Wales; To be considered in 
a Comasieiee of the whole House, 93. Resolution reported 
and agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 98. Vide tnfra. 

Bill to further continue Act 59 Geo. III; 

Ordered, 98. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 

Reading ; 101. Committed, 105. Considered, 111. Re- 

port deferred, 117. Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; Day 

appointed for Third Reading; 137. Passed, 144. Agreed 

to by the Lords, 167. Royal Assent, 200. 

Vide Accounts. (AppDREsSES, 26, 31.) 











Supp.y. 

Newspapers; Petition of Weston Hatfield for the repeal of 
the Stamp Duties thereon ; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 347. 





Vide Accounts. COMPLAINT. 

Nicnots, George Gibson. Vide Bank Nores. 

Norrotx. Vide ForgicNn Fiour. 

Nortu American Fun Trape. Vide Fur. 

Nortu Leacnu Roads. Vide Cricxiey Hitt. 

Nortu Qupensrerry Roads; Petition for a Bill for con- 
solidating Acts; Referred to a Committee, 51. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 70. Report read; Leave granted 

‘to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices; 99. Bill presented, and read, 142, Committed, 
162. Reported; to be ingrossed; 224. Passed, 233. 

_ Agreed to by the Lords, 251. Royal Assent, 282. 

NorrHUMBERLAND; Petition fora Bill for Building a Gaol for 
that County; Referred toa Committee, 23, Reported ; Bill 
ordered; 104. Presented, and read, 109. Committed, 133. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; 165. Passed, i69. By the 

‘ Lords, with an Amendment, 190. Considered, and agreed 
to, 192. Royal Assent,:200. 

— Duke of, Estate. Vide Grey. 

Nontu Wits Cana. Vide Witts anp Berks. 

Noranigs. Vide IRELAND. 


Nortincuam ( Lighting) Petition for a Bill to alter and enlarge 








Powers of Act; Referred to a Committee, 39. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 72. Report read; Leave granted 
to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report on 
Notices ; 78. Bill Presented, and read, 85. Committed, 124. 
Reported; to be ingrossed ; 266. Passed, 316. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 339. Royal Assent, 384. 


NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Road. Vide NEWARK-UPON-TRENT. 
Nova Scotia; Act 58 Geo. III, c. 19; to allow the Importa- 


tion into Ports in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, of certain 
Articles ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole 
House, 88. Considered, 93. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon; 98. Vide infra. 

Bill to make perpetual the said Act; Ordered, 98. 
Presented, and read ; a Speen for Second Reading ; 
101. Committed, 105; mmittee deferred, 110, 117. Bill 
considered; Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 137. Passed, 144. Agreed to by the 


. Lords, 167. Royal Assent, 200. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess.2. A. 1821. 


OFFENDERS. Vide TRANSPORTATION. 

Orrices, Punic. Vide Accounts. 

Orricesanp Emptorments. Vide INDEMNITY. 

Otp Stores. Vide Navat Srores. 

Oputuatmic Hosritat ; Committee appointed to inquire into 


the Establishment of the Ophthalmic Hospital, in the Regent's 
Park, &amp;c.; to report Opinion; to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records; Five to be the Quorum; to adjourn from 
time to time, and from place to place ; and to sit notwithstand- 
ing any adjournment of the House; 325. Member added, 
330, 341, 345. Petition of the Governors of the London 
Infirmary ; Referred, 427. Report to lie on Table, and to 
be printed, 499. (App* ie 12.) 


ORDERS : 





Usual, made, touching Privileges and Elections, 


‘to prevent Disorders, and relating to Members Letters, &amp;c. 
6,7. Vide Constasies. Erections. Evipence. Foort- 


MEN. Memsers. Peers. Postmaster. PRIVILEGES. 
SERJEANT. SPEAKER. VOTES. WHuITNESSEsS. 





Order of leave for Bills; discharged, 38, 92, 


107, 109, 139, 211.—In part discharged, 150. 





for Second Reading of a Bill ; discharged, 2 51. 





for committing a Bill to a Select Committee ; 
discharged, 296. 





for certain Accounts; discharged, 226, 426, 454, 
459. 





for presenting an Address; discharged, 97. 





for printing certain Accounts ; discharged, 210, 
212, 320, 392. 





of a future Day; discharged, 111, 124, 176, 
224, 292, 424,450. 
of the Day; discharged, 379. 








of leave for Notices; discharged, 196, 260. 





for resuming an adjourned Debate ; discharged, 
496. 





Order for the Attendance of Members; dis- 
charged, 161, 296, 315. 





Order for calling over the Names of Defaulters ; 
discharged, 161. 





Order for calling over the House; discharged, 
173+ 





Standing; read, 7. 





Standing, regarding the fixing of Notices on 
Session House Doors; dispensed with in a certain case, gg. 





Standing; made, 101. Vide AppRrEsszs. 





Resolution, That the Standing Orders had been 


complied with, in the case of the Newington Select Vestry 
Bill, 206. 





Resolution, That the Depositing of the Plan 
and Book of Reference, on 14th April, be deemed sufficient 
Compliance with the Standing Order, in the case of the 
Hackney Road, 284. 





Standing, not complied with, or in part complied 
with.—House grants Leave to give the Notices required by 
the Standing Orders, &amp;c. ; viz—By Advertisement, on Church 
Doors, aud on Sessions House Doors, 30, 37 40, 55, 64, 
102, 119, 283.—On Church Doors, 37, 70, 74, 86, 125.— 
On Sessions House Doors, 125.— pK Rh 142.— 
By Advertisement, and on Sessions Flouse Doors, 47, 74, 86, 


.99, 99, 103, 135, 178, 187, 196, 209, 239.—By Advertise- 


ment, and on Church Doors, 78, 112, 118, 125, 311.—On 
Turnpike Gates, 437.—To deposit Plans, &amp;c. 64, 91, 104. 
Vide Appresses. Hackney. NewineTon. 








Orpnance; Motion that the Ordnance Estimate for Great 


Britain and Ireland, for the present Year, be submitted to the 
House in detail, &amp;c. Question Neg. thereupon, 83. 
ORDNANCE; 





1821.) 


INDEX @ the SEvENtTY-s1xTH VOLUME. 





Orpnance; Motion for-laying before the House, a Return of 
the Clerks who have had leave of absence, &amp;c. in 1817, 1818, 
and 1819; withdrawn, 132. 

Motion for leave to bring in a Bill, to disqualify 

Persons holding Civil Offices in the Ordnance Department, 

from voting in the Election of Members of Parliament ; 

Question Neg. thereupon ; 257. 

Vide Accounts. Navy. Suppry. 

OrpNance Lanps; Bill foy vesting all Estates and Property, 
occupied for the Ordnance Service, in the principal Offices ; 
Ordered, 391. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second a and to be printed; 392. Committed, 404. 

‘ Committee deferred, 408, 420, 424. Bill considered, 435. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 445. Passed, 453. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal 
Assent, 492. 

Oriey Road. Vide LeEps. TapcasTEr. 

Ovuttawrigs; Bill read, 3. 

Owen, Mr. Vide New Lanark. 


Oxrorp and CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES. 








Vide Accounts. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. TV. Parl.7. Sess.2. A. 1821. 


Packet VESSELS; House resolves to go into a Committee, 

» to consider of granting Licences to Masters of Vessels car- 
rying Passengers, to sell Foreign Wine, Strong Beer, &amp;c. 
380. Considered, 391. Report deferred, 400. Resolutions 
reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon; 404. 
Vide infra. 

- Bill for regulating the retail of Exciseable 
Articles on board of Passage Vessels, 404. Presented, and 

' read; Day appointed fer Second Reading; 409. To be 
printed; 418. Second Reading deferred, 420. Bill com- 
mitted, 434. Committee deferred, 443, 450, 459- Petition 

- of Owners of Vessels on the River Clyde, in favour; to lie on 
the Table, 468. Committee deferred, 470, 476. Bill con- 
sidered; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 481. Further 
consideration of Report put off for Six Months, 498, 

Pancras, Saint, Church; Petition for a Bill for repealing 
Act 32 Geo. III, for providing a new Burial Ground, and 
for enlarging the Powers of Act 56 Geo. III, for building 
a new Church in that Parish; Referred to a Committee, 45. 
Reported ; Billordered; 79. Presented, and read, 129. Bill 
committed; Petition of Matthew Stallwood, ageinst 5 re- 
ferred, and Counsel ordered; 150. All to have Voices, 158. 
Petition from Saint Pancras, against, 177. Referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 178. Petition of William Agar, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 183. Petition of Nathaniel 
Stallwood, against; referred, 203. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed ;-215. Passed,219. Agreed to by the Lords, 235. 
Royal Assent, 237. 

Parer Duties. Vide IRELAND. 

Parcuinotes. Vide (ADDRESSES, 54.) 

Parxnovse Road. Vide Giascow. 


PARLIAMENT; meets, 3. Prorogued by Commission, 505. 
Further prorogued by Commission, 506. 

Petitions for a Reform of Parliament ; viz. Of 
Inhabitants of York, 15. To be printed, 16. Freeholders 
of Otley, 109. Of Inhabitants of Cornwall; to be printed, 
245. Of Freeholders of Middlesex, 268. Of Inhabitants of 
Belfast; to be printed, 269. Of Noblemen, Gentlemen, 
Freeholders, and Inhabitants of Northampton; Tavistock ; 
Devon ; Huntingdon ; Alford ; Cambridge, and Isle of Ely ; 
Suffolk; of John Marshall, High Sheriff of Cumberland ; 
of Southwark ; and of Nottingham ; to be printed, 275. Of 
Inhabitants of Boston, ibid. Of Bankers, Merchants, and 
Inhabitants of Carlisle, 323. To be printed, 324. Of Inha- 
bitants of Saint Pancras, 447. 

Petition of Inhabitants of Bristol, against Persons 
holding Places of Profit sitting in Parliament ; To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 495. 

Motion that this House will resolve itself into 
a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the State of 
the Representation of the People; Debate thereupon ad- 
journed ; 276. Resumed; and Question Neg. thereupon ; 
2 

















Motion, that grievous Complaints are made, and 
manifestly appear to be true, of undue Election of Members 
to serve in Parliament; Question Previous, Neg. upon that 
and several other Motions relative to the Reform of Corrupt 
Boroughs; 324. 

Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill 
for the better securing the Sitticns of Parliament ; 
Question Neg. thereupon ; 402. 

Vide Accounts. Exections. 

FrRancuisgz&amp;. ScotLanp. (FREEHOLDERS.) 
PateELey Bripce Road. Vide KNarEssoroven. Ripon. 
Patents ; Petition for an alteration in the mode of granting 
' Patents; To lie on the Table, 16, 


Bill for the encouragement of Philosophical and Me- 








ELEctTive 





Vou. 76.——Sess. 1821. 


= 
chanical Experiments, and for the Protection of Patentees; 
Ordered, 40. Presented, and read ;, Day appointed for Second 
Reading; to be printed; 51. Second Reading put off for Six 
Months, 101. 

Pattiswicx (Esser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
Referred to a Committee, 47. Reported; Report to lie on 
the Table; 95. Read again, and re-committed, 102. Re- 
aoa Report to lie on the Table; 118. Report read ; 

ave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to 

report on Notices; 125. Bill presented and read, 149. 
Committed, 166. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 
316. Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 337. Passed, 357. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 396. Royal Assent, 426. 

Pauper Lunatics. Vide Lunatics. 

Pepiars. Vide HawKeErs. 

Peers; Usual Resolutions relative to their Interference at 
Elections, 7. 

Vide House. Lorps. 

PenitTENTIARY Houses. Vide Accounts. 
PRIsoNns. 

Pensions. Vide Accounts. 

Perta Roads. Vide NortH QuEENSFERRY. 

PETERSFIELD Road. Vide Portsmouth. 

Petitioners. Vide Qugstions NEG. 


a Petitioner gives the House an Account of the 
Allegations in his Petition, 406. 


PETITIONS : 





IRELAND. 








Time limited for receiving Petitions for 
Private Bills, 7. 





To be printed, 5, 13, 14, 15, 16, 22, 27, 32, 
39; 40, 46, 51, 59, 60, 61, 63, 64, 67, 71, 75, 80, 91, 95, 97, 
100, 101, 103, 108, 109, 113, 114, 116, 120, 129, 130, 137, 142, 
143, 144, 146, 152, 158, 159, 160, 163, 164, 166, 169, 171, 
172, 173, 179, 184, 188, 189, 190, 196, 198, 199, 202, 203, 
204, 207, 208, 209, 211, 213, 215, 216, 217, 219, 221, 224, 
226, 229, 231, 233, 236, 240, 245, 246, 250, 254, 255, 256, 
260, 262; 209, 273, 275, 278, 279, 286, 287, 290, 292, go1, 
302, 304, 305, 312, 313, 320, 321, 324, 327, 332, 344; 347, 
350, 354 356, 357, 368, 370, 372, 373, 374, 379, 380, 381, 
386, 380, 394, 401, 402, 405, 406, 410, 411, 412, 116, 417, 
418, 421, 422, 426, 431, 430, 437, 438, 442, 444, 447, 452, 
461, 468, 469, 476, 478, 482, 488, 495, 496, 497, 499, 500, 
504. 





Read again, 52. 

withdrawn; an Election Petition, on ac- 
count of the Petitioner having become a Bankrupt, 52. On 
account of its noticing what passed in a Debate, 146. Bein 
presented in the French language, 173. Presented, wit 

_ a Translation ; Translation to be printed, 189. 

referred to Select Committees, 79, 85, 91, 

95, 96, 103, 108, 113, 118, 129, 147, 158, 166, 203, 204, 205, 

224, 225, 233, 234, 260, 273, 285, 293, 295, 316, 323, 361, 

375» 395; 422, 427, 430, 446. 

of former Sessions referred to Select Com- 

mittees, 170, 250. 

for Leave to present Petitions after the Time 

limited, 90, 154, 156, 193, 221, 260, 275, 277, 291, 341, 379, 

430. 





—_—— 














Leave given to present Petitions after the 
Time limited, 96, 163, 183, 193, 208, 225, 263, 272, 283, 295, 
341; 379, 430- 





for Leave to present Bills after the time 
limited, 187, 256. 





to rectify a Mistake in an Act of the present 
Vide NEwArk-uPON-TRENT. 

complaining that the Standing Orders had 
not been complied with, 232, 238, 244, 273. 

to revive a Committee, 300. 

to enlarge the Time for Reports, 326, 394, 


Session, 291. 











418. 





of certain Persons to withdraw their Names 
from a Petition, 336. 

offered, but not being recommended by the 
Crown, was not received, 504. . 
relating to 


Public Bills; v. ArrorNigs and SoLic1rors—BANKRUPTS, 
Beer and Ane—C.over Seep—Forcery—Horsts— 
IrELAND, (CORONERS, DUBLIN, GOLMAY, JUSTICE, 
CourTs OF,)—Matt, Metroro.is—Poor, Postace 
—Roman Catuorics—Scorianpn, (COURT OF SES- 
SION, CouRT OF ADMIRALTY, JURIES, MALT,) 
Sewers, Stamps—Usury Laws—Wuarrs, Woot, 
Woo..en CLorus. : 

Public Money; v. British Museum—GuapaLoure— 
IRELAND, (CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, JUSTICE, 
CouRTS OF.) 

Matters of a Public Nature; v. AcricutTuRAt Distress, 
AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, AGRICULTURE, &amp;c. Am- 
BASSADORS SERVANTS, ANNUITY Banks, AUSTRIAN 
Loan—Banx Notes, Buprorp, Best, Birmincuam, 

BroapHuRsT, 

















INDEX wtheSeventy-stxzt#VoLumMe. [.189T. 





PETITIONS—continued. . 

Broapuvurst, Burt-saitinc, Burton—CampPueELt, 
Caancery, Covrt or, Carsten, Cuurcues, CLover 
Sezp, Coats, Coat and Stronz, Commerciat Restric- 
tions, ConsTITUTIONAL AssociaTIoN, Corn AvER- 
aces, Corn Laws, County Rates, Criminat Laws, 
Crown Lanps, Currency, Custom House Orricers 
—Destors, Decrasen’s Errects, Derenpants— 
Evections, Evective Francuisg, ENcROACHMENTS, 
Exrents tn Aip—Foreicn Fiour, Foreicn Suips, 
Frencu Boots anp Suors—Grain, GueRNSEY— 
Haprretp, HawKxers AND Peptars, Hemp anv Fiax, 
Horses, House anv Winvow Tax—ItcuEsTERGAOL, 
Incuester, Iretanp, (DUBLIN, ILLICIT DISTILLA- 
TION, LIMERICK, PapeR DUTIES, SLIGO, SPIRITS 
INTERCOURSE, Spirits Licences, Winpow Tax,) 
Iron Corrins, Iron Trape—Lancaster, Licurt- 
House AND Harsour Dues, Linen Trape, Litno- 
GRAPHIC Printinc, LLANLEcHYD Common, Lonpon, 
Lonpon ANvd West Inv1a Dock Companies—Mac 
Dovcuatt, Macuinery, Mackenrot, Mapocks, 
Mauuison, Mart, Mancunester Meetines, Mar- 
RIAGES, MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS, Meek, Metropo- 
Lis, Meyrick, Ministers—Nap ves, Nationa Dest, 
NeEwFouNDLAND, NEewsPpAPERS—PARLIAMENT, Pa- 
TENTS, Poor, Pustic Distress—QueEN—RECcOGNI- 
‘zancrs, RuoapveEs, Roavs, Roman Catuo.iics—Scort- 
LAND, (CouRT OF SESSION, COURT OF ADMIRALTY, 
DISTILLERIES, FaiR_y, GILLESPIE, MALT, ROYAL 
Burcus), Seraratists, Sterra’ Leone, Stamps, 
Sucar—Timser, Turner—Vice—Union Duties— 
Waker, Warerworxs, West Inpita_ Docks, 
Wnuarrs, Waite, Woop, Woot, WooLLenN Cuorus. 


Vide Erections. Orpbers. QUESTIONS 





Nee. 





Puituips, James. Vide AMBAssanors SERVANTS. 

Prantations. Vide Accounts. 

Piymoutn. Vide Foreien Suips. . 

Potice. Vide Accounts. Meer. Metropo is, 

Poor; Petition of Protestant Dissenters of Workington, relative 
to the Education of the Poor; to be printed, 129. Of Little 
Staughton ; To lie on the Table, 180. Of Governors and 
others of the Poor of Sudbury ; to be printed, 321. 

Petition from ae respecting Seamen’s Appren- 
tices, 372. ‘To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 373. 

Petition of Paupers and Beggars of Ipswich, for relief 5 

To be printed, 411. 

Petition of Noblemen and others of Lanark, respecting 
Mr. Owen’s Plan, for the Employment of the Poor; To be 
printed, 411. 

——— Petition for the Amendment of the Poor Laws; viz. 
Of the Vestry and Inhabitants of Burwash, 431. 

Committee appointed to consider of the several Returns 

- made in 1819, 1820, and 1821; relative to the Sum assessed, 
levied, and expended, on account of the Poor Rates in 

. England and Wales; to report an Abstract, with their Obser- 
vations ; Three to be the Quorum; 391. Member added, 

. 405. Report to lie on the Table, and, with the Appendix, 
to be printed, 504. (App* N° 12.) 

Bill to amend the Laws relative to the relief of the Poor 
in England ; Ordered ; presented, and read; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed; 318. Petition of 
Vestrymen of St. Mary-le-Bone in favour ; to be printed, 372. 
Committed, 376. Bill considered; Reported ; Day appointed 
for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 390. Second Reading deferred, 412. Petitions 
in favour, trom Select Vestrymen of St. Pancras, and of 
Clergy and Inhabitants of Northiam ; to be printed, 416. 
Day appointed for further considering Report, ibid. Petition 
of Inhabitants of Robertsbridge, in favour; to be printed, 
421. Petition of Select Vestry of Walcot, in favour; to be 

. printed, 438. Further consideration of Report deferred, 
ibid. Report further considered ; Motion that the Bill be re- 
committed; Debate thereupon adjourned; 455. Further 
adjourned, 458, 476, 487. Order for resuming adjourned 
Debate, discharged, 496. 

Petitions against the above Bill; viz. Of Minister, 

Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of Saint Mary Nottingham ; 

to be printed, 374. Of Guardians of the Poor of Birming- 

ham ; to be printed, 379. Of Leypayers of Salford; to be 
printed, 395. Of Inbabitants of Frome Selwood, against ; 
to be printed, 401. Of Guardians of the Poor of King’s 

Lynn; of Churchwardens and others of Manchester; and of 

Great Bolton; to be printed, 411. Of the Governors and 

Directors of the Poor of the Parish of Saint Mary Magdalen 

Bermondsey ; of Inhabitants of the Town of Holt, and the 

Neighbourhood thereof ; of the Governor, Deputy Governor, 

Assistants and Guardians of the Poor of the City and County 

of the City of Exeter; of Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint 

Mary in Leicester; of the Churchwardens, Overseers of the 

Poor, and Members of the Select Vestry of the Parish of Saint 

Margaret in Leicester; of the Churchwardens and Overseers 

of the Poor of the Parish of All Saints, in the Borough of 

Leicester; of the Inhabitants of the Parishof Shenley, payers 























a 


to the Poor Rates ; ‘of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Commonalty 
of the'City-of Coventry, and of the Directors of the Poor of 
the united Parishes of Saint Michael and The Holy Trinity, 
in the City of Coventiy ; of Inhabitants of the Town and 
Neighbourhood of Liverpool ; of the Churchwardens, Over- 
seers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants of the Township of 
Sheffield; and of Leypayers and other Inhabitants of the 
Parish of Ashton-under-Line; 415. To be printed, 416. 
Petition of Inhabitants of Liverpool; to be printed, 421. 
Petition of Churchwardens and others of Macclesfield; and 
of Haggate’; to be printed, 426. Of Magistrates, Clergy, 
Gentry, and other Inhabitants of the Township of Stockport, 
and its Vicinity; of Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, 
and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint George the 
Martyr, in the Borough of Southwark; of Churchwardens, 
Overseers, and Guardians of the Poor, principal and other 
Inhabitants of the Town of Leeds; and of Churchwardens, 
Overseers of the Poor, and other Inhabitants of the Township 
of Hunslet; to be printed, 431. Of Churchwardens and 
Overseers of the Poor and other Inhabitants of the Town and 
Parish of Dudley ; of the Guardians of the Poor of the City 
of Canterbury; and of Vestrymen of the Parishes of Saint 
Giles-in-the-Fields, and Saint George Bloomsbury; to be 
rinted, 437. Of the Churchwardens, Overseers of the 
oor, and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Radford; 
of the Owners and Occupiers of Lands and Tenements in the 
Hundred or District of Launditch; and of the Portreeve, 
Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor, and other Inha- 
bitants of the Town and Borough of Ashburton; to be 
printed, 451. Petition of Robert Gourlay, against; to be 
printed, 476. 
Poor: Vide Accounts. 
Lanps. Epvucation. 


Poor Houses; Act 22 Geo. III, c. 83, read; Bill to amend 
the said Act, so far as relates to the Sale of Poor Houses; 
Ordered, 324. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and tobe printed; 334. Second Reading 
deferred, 337, 344, 348, 350, 365. Bill committed, 419. 
Committee deferred, 423. Bill considered, and _ reported, 
439. Passed, 444. Agreed to by the Lords, 458. Royal 
Assent, 467. 


Poprar, Aut Saints; Petition for a Bill for supplying that 
Parish with Gas; Referred to aCommittee, 45. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 70. Presented, and read, 136. Petition of 
Gas Light and Coke Company against ; To lie on the Table, 
155. Petition of Thomas Davis and others, against; 232. 
To lie on the Table till "Second Reading, 233. Bill com- 
mitted, 249. Petition of George Mackintosh, against ; re- 
ferred ; and Counsel ordered; 255. Petition of Trustees of 
Cannon Street Road; Commissioners of Paving, Rosemary 
Lane; and Poplar and Blackwall; Referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 276. Time enlarged for Committee to report, 284. 
Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 322. Passed, 343. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 369. Royal Assent, 384. 

PortTHLEVEN Harbour; Petition for a Bill for extending and 
enlarging Term and Powers of Acts; Réferred to a Com- 
mittee, 14. Reported; Bill ordered; 78. Presented, and 
read, 130. Committed, 142. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
233. Passed, 238. Agreed to by the Lords, 263. Royal 
Assent, 281. = 

Porrsea Gas Light; Petition for a Bill forincorporating that 
Company ; Referred to a Committee, 50. Reported; Bill 
ordered; 69. Presented, and read, 134. Committed, 172. 
Petition for Provision; Referred to a Committee, 193. 
Reported,; and Instruction accordingly; 207. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 284. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 353- Royal Assent, 384. 

PortsmMouTH and ARUNDEL Navigation. Vide Arun. 

Portsmourtn and PerersFiELD Roads; Petition for a Bill to 
continue and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee, 26. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 70. Presented, and read, 74. 
Committed, 84. Reported; to be ingrossed; 148. Passed, 
162. 


APPRENTICESHIPS. Crown 


— Report read, and another Bill ordered ; 207. Pre- 
sented, and read, 211. Committed, 223. -Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; 268, Passed, 312. Agreed to by the Lords, 330. 
Royal Assent, 384. 

——— Vide JouRNALS. 

Portucat. Vide Waker, Ricnarp. 

Postace (Extra); Act 52 Geo. III, c. 88, for granting to His 
Majesty certain additional Rates of Postage in Great Bri- 
tain; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
315. Considered, 325. Further considered, 329. Report 
deferred, 340, 345, 348. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 355. Vide infra. 

Bill for the establishment of the extra Post; Or- 
dered, 355. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 392. Second Reading deferred ; Bill to be printed ; 
396, 405. nd Reading deferred, 413, 410, 430, 444, 
-450. Bill committed, 459: Committee deferred, 479, 487. 
Bill. considered, 490.. Report put off for Six Months, 496. 

Petitions against the above Bill ; viz. Of Chamber of 

Commerce of Edinburgh ; to be printed, 394. . Of. Merchants 


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INDEX ¢o the Seventy-sixtH VoLtumeE. 








of Edinburgh, against; to be’ printed, 405. Of Bankers 
and others of Liverpool; to be printed, 410. Of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Great Yarmouth; referred; 446. Vide infra. Petition 
of the Reverend William Milton; referred.. All Petitions 
referred, vide infra. Petition of Merchants of Manchester ; 
referred, 461. Vide infra. 

Postrace (Extra); Select Committee appointed to take into con- 
sideration .the Correspondence relative to the Extra Post; to 

Observations ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 

Five tobe the Quorum ; 433. Petitions against, referred ; 446, 

452. Meuiber added, 452. Petitions referred, 461. Report 
to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 472. (App* N°1&lt;.) 

PostTMASTER GENERAL; Usual-Orders to bim, 7. 

Post Orrice. Vide Accounts. 

Prayers; Usual Order relating thereto, 7. 

Prescot Roaps. Vide LivERPooL. 

Preventive Service; Motion for laying before the House 
a Return of Inquests which have been taken on the Bodies 
of Persons who have lost their Lives since the Institution of 

. the Coast Blockade; &amp;c.; withdrawn, 193. ' 

Motion for laying before the House, 
Copy ofa Warrant granted to a Man of the name of Brook, 
on the Weymouth or Portland Station, which authorized him 
to search a married Woman of the name of Gibbs; Question 
previous thereupon, withdrawn, 495. 

Prisoners ; Bill for the Amendment of the Law of Rescue ; 
Ordered, 371. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 427. Second Reading 
deferred, 441. Bill committed, 449.° Comunittee deferred, 

_. 456,460. Bill considered, 464. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed forThird Reading; 470. Passed 478. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 496. Royal Assent, 502. 

Prisons; Acts 19 Car, Il, c. 4, avoting to the building and 
' regulating of Gaols and Penitentiary Houses-in England ; To 
-be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 117. 
Considered; Reported ; and Bill ordered ; 128. Vide infra. 

Bill for consolidating and ainending the Laws relating 
to the building, repairing and regulating of Gaols,; Ordered, 
128. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 

“Reading; and to be printed; 145. Committed to a Select 
Committee, 186. Petition of Corporation of London, against; 

‘ to lie on the Table ; 193. To be printed, 198. Referred, 205. 
Members added, 210, 211, 219, 262. Bill relating to Prison 
Fees in Ireland committed to the above Committee, 225. Peti- 

, tion from Liverpool ; referred, 363. Petition of George Williams 
respecting Lancaster Castle; referred, 416, Bill reported; 

. further Consideration of Report put off for Three Months ; 
and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 477. 

Vide IRELAND. 

PrivaTe.y STEALING. Vide Dwe.iine Houses. Juvenire 
OrreNDERS. 

PriviLeGes ; Committee of Privileges appointed ; all to have 
Voices; to report Proceedings and Opinion, trom time to time; 
and to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 6. Petition of 
Freemen of Carlisle respecting the Introduction of the Mili- 
tary, presented 28 June 1820; referred ; to report Opinion ; 
Instruction to Committee to sit and proceed ; 170. Instruction 

~ to sit on a certain Day, and to sit in the Forenoon previous to 
the Sitting of the House, 206. Members added, 219. Report, 

- with Resolutions; Entry in Journal 22 December 1741, read ; 
Resolution, That the House will always maintain the Freedom 
of Election, but that, under the circumstances mentioned in 
the Report, are content to proceed no further in the matter of 
the Complaint ; 230. 

Vide ComPLAINT. 

Pusuic Arrairs. Vide QUEEN. 

Pusure Bitus. Vide Bixts. 

Pusuic Buitpines. Vide Accounts. 

Pustic Business; Resolution relative to Orders of the Day 
and Notices, 7. ‘ 


Pustic Distress; Petition of Freeholders and others of 
* Basingstoke, complaining thereof, 85. To lie on the Table, 








Pusuic Expenpiture. Vide (ADDRESSES, 3.) 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. A: 1821. 


QuaARANTINE. Vide Accounts. 
QUEEN: Petitions relative to the Queen ; viz. Of Inhabitant 
Freeholders and others of Truro; Bridgewater ; Northallerton ; 
. Sait Pancrass, Chichester ; Bedford ; Cripplegate without ; 
- Cripplegate within; Cockermouth; Kingston-upon-Hull ; 
Beverley; Stroud (Gloucester); Chipping Sodbury; Stockton ; 
Wilts; Great Grimsby; Seven incorporated Trades of 
Arbroath; Merchant Burgesses of Perth; New Deer; Annan; 
Six incorporated Trades of Banff; Devizes ;. Ilchester ;. Ax- 
minster ; Colyton, and Sudbury ; Corporation of London; to 
be. printed, PS Saint Stephens in Branwell and Saint Dennis 
(Cornwalt); York; Carlisle; London Ship Caulkers; Ding- 
wall; Portsmouth; Hammermen of Perth; Crieff; Bérks; 


VoL. 76.——Sess. 1821, 


© Weavers of Leith; Kirkaldy; 


Newbury ; Godalming; Lambeth; Kinghorn; - Culross’; 
Burntisland ; Cottingham; Ward of Farringdon within ; 
Bishopsgate; Langport; Sidmouth; Tilehurst; Theale ; 
Reading ; Moretonhampstead,’ North and South Tawton, 
Winkleigh, and Sampford Courtenay (Devon); Wick ;. Not- 
tingham; Corporation of Nottingham; Hinckley ; Monmouth ; 


' New Shoreham; Old Shoreham; Boston; Margate; St. 


John the Baptist (Isle of Thanet); Wellingborough; Ket- 
tering; Daventry; Falkirk; Ludlow; Chorley ; Manchester ; 
Colne; Wantage; Bray; Benefit Societies of Reading, 
Newbury, Abingdon, Wantage ; Thatcham ; Guild Incorpora- 
tion of Brechin ; Trades of Brechin; Irvine, Girvan ; Kilmar- 
nock; Swansea; London Ship Caulkers; Saint Leonard 
Shoreditch ; Saint Botolph Aldgate; Shipwrights; Hammer- 
smith ; Saint Matthew Bethnal Green; Persons in Spanish 
and Morocco Leather Trade ; ‘ Bolton-le-Moors; Sawyers of 
Londong Westminster and Southwark; Blackwall and’ Pad- 
dington; Edmonton; Evesham; Bedford; Rochester; St. 
Mary-le-Bone; Hants; Ringwood ; Andover; Kimpton and 
Grately ; Congregation of Gospel Church of Portsea; Ministry 
of Isaac Carter ; Cirencester ; Chenu, Dartmouth; Taunton; 
Trades of Dumfries ; Journeymen of Trades of Dumfries ; 
Norwich ; and Lanark; to be printed, 13. Hertford, 13. 
To be printed, 14. St. Maurice and St. Peter Colebrook, 
(Winchester), 13. Richmond (Yorkshire); Corporation of 
Richmond; Spalding; Mayor, &amp;c. of York; St. Mewan 


_ (Cornwall); Durham; Clachnacuden Odd Fellows of Inver- 


ness and Scotland; Poole; Camberwell ;° Kidderminster ; 
Crail; Stamford; Lichfield; Aylesbury; Laxfield ;- Fram- 
lingham; ‘Sutton in Ashfield; Amicable Friendly Society 
(Nottingham); Brading; Guildry Incorporation of Dundee; 
Saint Saviour (Southwark); 
Derby; All Saints West Ham ; to be printed, 15. Edinburgh; 
Dalry; Inverury; Northampton; Shepton Mallet; Mon- 
mouth Odd Fellows; Yarum; Whithorn; Selkirk; Guis- 
brough ; Saint George Hanover Square; Northumberland; 
Leominster; to be printed, 22. Saint Blazey; Perth; 
Coopers of London; Barnard Castle; Liverpool; Droitwich ; 
Merchants and Bankers of London; to be printed, 27. 
Bodmin; Freeholders of Bodmin; Wigtown; Bath and 
Leicester; to be printed, 32. Cambridge; Ellesmere; Coal- 
‘port China Manufactory ; Chester-le-Street ; Speen; to be 
ert ig 39. Sileby and Mountsorrel (Leicester); South 
olton; Hungerford; Newbury ; Hutches Trower, Esquire, 
Sheriff of Surrey; Andrew Anderson, Deacon of the Baker 
* Incorporation of Perth; and of George Polhill, Esquire; to 
be printed, 51. Brass Founders of the Metropolis; and 
- Inhabitants of Warborough and Shillingtord ; to be printed, 
60. Dover; Ditchling ; Guildford ; Lavinett and Alford ; to be 
— 63. Witney; Southam; Tadley; . Saint Anne - Lime- 
ouse; Bromley and Bow; Saint Luke( Middlesex) ; Vestrymen 
of Saint John’s Southwark; Eye; Weavers of Easter and 
_ Wester Portsburgh, Edinburgh; Lincoln ; Holbeach; London, 
_ Westminster and Southwark; Several Clergy of Church of 
England ; King’s Lynn ; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of London; Mr. 
John Gast; Northampton; Kintbury; Saint Andrew Holborn, 
above Bars, and Saint George the Martyr; Bricklayers of 
London, Westminster and Southwark, including Mary-le-Bone ; 
Bookbinders of London and Westminster; Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Berwick upon Tweed; Kendal and Ardersier ; to be printed, 
of Brecknock, 72. Inhabitants of Langholm ; Magistrates 
of Dysart; to be printed, 97. Inhabitants of Neath; to be 
rinted, 108. Freeholders and others of Rye, 114. Burgesses of 
irkaldy ; and of Abbotshall in Kirkaldy; 159. To be 
printed, 160:° Of Inhabitants of Blackheath and of Little 
and Lessness ; to be printed, 279. Of Gun and Pistol Manu- 
- facturers of Birmingham ; to be printed, 290. | one 
House resolves to go into a Committee to tonsider 
of so much of His’ Majesty’s Speech as regards a Provision 
for the Queen, 6. Message from the Queen communicated 
by Mr. Brougham Her Majesty’s’ Attorney General,19. Mo- 
tion for the House to adjourn, Neg.; and Matter considered ; 
20. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered there- 
upon; 24. Vide infra. : 
——_—— Bill to enable His Majesty to make Provision for 
Her Majesty the Queen; Ordered, 24. Presented, and 
read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 41. Committed; 
Bill to be printed; 61. Account referred; and_ Bill con- 
sidered ; 66. Reported,68. Tobe ingrossed; Day appoint- 
ed for Third Reading ; 69. Passed, 73. Agreed to ty the 
Lords, 100. Royal Assent, 102. ; ey 
Motion that the Order of Council of 12 February 
1820, under which the Name of Her Majesty has been omitted 
im the Liturgy, appears to have been a measure ill-advised 
‘and inexpedient ; Motion that the House do now adjourn, 
agreed to, 13. ° 
Motion that it appears to the House, That. His 
Majesty's Ministers in advising the measures which have led 
to the late Proceedings against The Quec ., were not justified 
by any Political ‘Expediency ; Debate thereupon adjourned ; 














‘35. Resumied, and Question Neg. thereupon, 41. 
a Vide Accounts. (Avpresses, 11.) House. 
Liturey. wre. 
Queen Anne's Bounty. Vide (Appresszs, 60, 61.) 


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=== 
Quesn’s Ferry Roads. Vide Norta QureEn’s Ferry. 


QUESTIONS : 3 7 

Superseded by an Adjournment,1g, - 
Amendments proposed to be made thereto, with- 
drawn, 77; 87, 110, 189, 242, 335, 346, 357) 419 459 493- 
— Main put, 82, 135, 152, 170, 174, 180, 223, 226, 
941, 247, 256, 270, 287, 294, 299, 302, 306, 314, 335, 355» 
458, 364, 371, 398, 407, 413, 438, 439, 447, 449, 4°3; 
470, 490. 


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Amendments proposed to be made thereto, but not 
thade, 82, 135, 138, 152, 174, 223, 226, 241, 247, 256, 270, 
294, 299, 302, 306, 313, 314, 335» 355, 358, 364, 371, 398, 
407; 413, 439, 447, 448, 470, 490. 

Amended, 185, 195, 229, 252, 287, 329, 335» 346 

375, 397, 407; 478, 496. 

Vide Motions, 

Questions passed in the NEGATIVE; viz. 

That certain Words proposed to be left out, stand 
part of Questions, 185,194, 229, 252, 287, 329, 335, 346, 379, 
397, 497, 479, 496. 

——_——— For the House to adjourn, 20, 151. 

Relative to the conduct of Ministers in advising 
the Measures which led to the late Proceedings against Her 
Majesty The Queen, 41, 

For Instructions to Committee on Grampound 

Disfranchisement Bill for extending the right of Voting to 

certain Hundreds ; and for enabling the County of York to 

send four Members to Parliament, 65, 

Relative to the Insertion of Her Majesty’s Name 

in the Liturgy, 68. 

— For Copy of Order in Council of 12 February 

1820, as transmitted to the Moderator of the General Assem- 

bly of the Church of Scotland, 76. 

— For Copy of Letter or Letters written by Lord 

Sidmouth to Colonel Gordon or the Lord Lieutenant of Kirk- 

cudbright, relative to the placing of the Reverend William 

Gillespie, under Military Arrest, 76. 

That the Ordnance Estimates for Great Britajn 

and Ireland, for the present Year, be submitted in detail, 83. 

That the Petition from Nottingham complaining 

of the Conduct of Ministers, be printed, 92. 

For referring the Petition complaining of the 

Conduct of the Sheriff of Chester, to a Select Committee, 92. 

For Copies or Extracts of such Representations as 
have been made on the part of His Majesty’s Government to 
the Allied Powers respecting the Interpretation of certain 

Treaties and other Papers, relative to the New Government 

of Naples, 97, 98. 

— For referring Petition complaining of the Intro- 

duction of the Military at a County Meeting at Kilmainham, 

to a Committee, 101. 

— For bringing up a Petition of Thomas Davison, 

complaining of the conduct of Mr. Justice Best, 105. 

For an Account of all Stock transferred at the 

Bank of England, for Ten Years ending 31 December 1820, 


139. 
That the Petition of Nathan Broadhurst, do lie 
upon the Table, 146. 
————— For printing the Tithes Leasing Bill, 171. 
For Reading the Capital Crimes defence Bill 
a Second Time, 222. 


For appointing a Committee to inquire into the 

State of the Game Laws, 236. 

That the Petitioners against the Metropolis Roads 
Bill, be heard by Couasel, 250. 

———-—— For an Account of all Applications to be admitted 
to the Reading Room of the British Museum, 252. 

———— For leave to bring in a Bill to disqualify Persons 
holding Civil Offices in the Ordnance Department, from vot- 
in the election of Members to serve in Parliament, 257. 

For referring Petitions against the additional Malt 

Tax, toa Commiitee, 257 

For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 

to Consider of the State of the Representation of the People 

in Parliament, 280, 

- - For an Address that His Majesty will be gra- 
ciously pleased to employ in His Army such Renae as, re- 
main upon Half-Pay, 302. 
For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act 60 Geo. 
' II, c. 6, relative to Seditious Meetings, 317. 

— For leave to bring in a Bill to re 
III, c. 8, relative to Blasphemous and Seditious Libels, 318. 

That the House views with extreme regret the 

slowness in its Progress of the Commission appointed by His 

Majesty on,g February 1815, to inquire into the State of the 

English Courts of Justice, 323. 

That the House will, early in the next Session of 











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Parliament, take into Consideration the State of Representa- 
tion of Counties in Scotland, 340. 





peal Act 60 Geo... 


For printing the Evidence taken at the Bar of the 
House, on hearing the Matter of the Complaint against the 
“ John Bull” Newspaper, 335. 
++ That the Petition of Henry Hunt, complaining of 
the Conduet of the Judges, do lie upon the Table, 343. 

For appointing a Select Committee to considet of 
the expediency of repealing an Act of 56 Geo. III, as far as 
respects the Tax upon Windows, in Ireland, 347. 

For the House to resolve itself into a Committee 

to inquire into the Transactions which took place at Man- 

chester, on 16th August 1819, 347. 

For laying before the House the Minutes of 

+ gg taken before the Committee on Wharfs Building 
ul, 373- 














———— For referring the Colonial Acts creating the Four- 
and-a-half per cent Duties to a Committee, 375. 

For bringin “P a Clause offered to be added to 
the Wharfs Buildings Bill, 389, 

For an Address for Compensation to the Creditors 
of Mr. Christie Burton for loss occasioned in support of the 
Privileges of Parliament, 397. 

~———-——— That it is expedient that the same Rate of Interest 
should be paid on Irish Treasury Bills as on Exchequer Bills, 
397- 





— Copy of the Memorial to His Majesty’s Govern- 
ment, signed by various Inhabitants of the Island of Zante, 
which Memorial was seized and taken from Sigt G° Rossi, 
by the Agents of the Ionian Police ; also, Memorial presented 
to Colonel Ross, &amp;c. 397. 

That Mr. Stephen, a Petitioner against Mr. Max- 
well’s Bill for the Removal of Slaves from Antigua, be heard 
at the Bar, 402. 

For leave to bring in a Bill for better securing the 
Independence of Parliament, 402. 


That the Forgery Punishment Mitigation Bill do 

















pass, 413. 


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For bringing up a Clause offered to be added on 
the Thitd Reading of the Metropolis Gas Light Bill, 416. 


For appointing a Select Committee to inquire into 
the Administration of Justice in the Island of Tobago, 419. 


For appointing a Commission to proceed to the 
Ionian Islands, to inquire into the State of the Government 
there, the Conduct of Sir Thomas Maitland, &amp;c. 423. 


——_———— For an Instruction to the Committee on Bank of 
Ireland Bill relative to the Roman Catholics, 434. 


For agreeing with the Committee on a Resolution 
regarding Cotton Wool, 440. 


-— For an Address relative to the Events which have 
taken place on the Continent of Europe, 455. 


For an Address, relative to Attempts which have 
been made by the Government of the Two Sicilies to reduce 
the Privileges of the Sicilian Nation, 458. 
For Copies of a Declaration made by the Courts of 

Austria, Prussia, and Russia, dated Laybach, 12 May, and 
Circular Dispatch, 458. 
For reading a Second Time, a Clause offered in the 
Third Reading of the Stock Transfer Bill, 463. 
—— That certain Words be inserted in the Irish Reve- 
nue Inquiry Bill, 474. 

— For adjourning a Debate, 474. 

For appointing a Commission to visit New Lanark 
to inquire into Mr. Owen’s Plan for the Relief of the Poor, 474. 
Respecting the Purchase of a new Stamp Office in 

Edinburgh, 478. . 
For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal Act of the 


present Session, relative to the Duties of Excise on Beer, 
488. 





























That a certain Word be inserted in the Cattle IIl 
Treatment Bill, 490. 


For an Address, praying His Majesty to direct His 

' Attorney General to enter a Nolle Prosequi upon all Indict- 
ments laid against Individuals, 500. 

That the Petition of William Jamieson, com- 

plaining of certain Acts of Sederunt, be printed, 504. 


Questions Previous, passed in the NEGATIVE: 


For laying before the House, Copies of all Collects 

or Litanies in the Public Liturgy of the Church, from James I, 

to the present time, in which the Name of a Queen Consort 

has been inserted, 3. 

That Thomas Ellis, Esquire, a Master in Chancery, 
being elected and serving as Member for Dublin, cannot ade- 
quately discharge the Duties of a Master im Chancery in 
Ireland and a Member of the House, 139. 

——~--— Relative to the estimated Amount of the Supplies 
in 1818, and for 1820, and relative to the Repeal of certain 
Taxes, 144. 

Relative to the Establishment of the Army in 
1792 and 1821, 160. 

i= Relative to the Commissions appointed by His 

ajesty 





























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INDEX tothe Seventy 8rxTH Vout ME. 





QUESTIONS—continued. 
the English Courts of Justice, 323.) . 


Rescur. Vide’ Prisone®. =) 3) © i): 


Majesty on eth February 1815, to inquire into the State of RESOLUTIONS: 








—. That grievous Complaints are made, and manifestly 


_— To be printed, 7, 137. 





appear to be true, of undue Elections of Members to serve in 
Parliament; aad upon several other Motions. relative to the 
Reform of Corrupt Boroughs, 324. 

——-...__. Relative to the State of the Representatiom for 


Of a former Session, read, 9, 185, 410. 


: Amendments proposed to bé made to 
Resolutions, but not made, 24, 171, 402, 403, 448: 








Amended, 110, 195, 332, 440, 487. 


dada d. 





. Counties in Seotland, 329. 


. 


Read again, 133. 





Relative to the Four-and-a-Half per Cent Duties, 





2b —- That the House will, early in the next Session of 
Parliament, take into its Consideration the present State of the 
Court of Chancery, 396. 
withdrawn, 151, 170, 496, 498. 
Questions resolved iff the ArFfirMaATIVE. 
—_—_——— That certain Words, proposed to be left out of Re- 
solutions, stand part thereof, 24, 171, 402, 403. 
— That certain Words, proposed to be left out of 
Questions, stand part thereof, 82, 135, 152, 174, 180, 223, 
226, 241, 247, 256, 270, 294, 209, 302, 306, 307, 314, 335; 
355» 358, 363, 371, 413, 439, 447, 479, 490. 
That certain Words be inserted in or added to 
Questions, 185, 194, 229, 25%, 287, 329, 335, 346, 379, 397, 
407, 479, 496. 
That the Report from the Committee of Supply be 
received on a certain Day, 223. 
a—+—-+-+ That certain Words, proposed to be left out of the 
Roman Catholics Bill, stand part thereof, 227. . 
— For agreeing with the Committee of Supply in a 
certain Resolution, 489. 
That certain Words, proposed to be left out of the 
- Duke of| Clarence’s Annuity Bill stand part thereof, 495. 
Questions Previous, resolved in the AFFiRMATIVE. 
——.——+ For leave to bring in a Bill for the Repeal of the 
Malt Tax; Ordered; 190. 
‘_——__—_—. For leave to bring in a Bill to repeal so much of 
Acts 43 and 52 Geo. III, as relates to the Duties on Horses 
and Mules employed in Agriculture, 438. 























1°&amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess.2. A.1821. 


Ramscate. Vide Fort&amp;16n Suips. 

RamsGaTeE Harbour. Vide Accounts. 

Rasxetr (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose; and 
Bill ordered, 46. | 

and Brarrerton (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill 
to inclose ; and Bill ordered, 46. 

Receivers Genera. Vide Lanp anp AssgssEp Taxks. 

RecoGnizancegs; Petition of John Whitaker and William 
Mason, complaining of Proceedings against them at the 


Clerkenwell Sessions ; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 
286, 





Select Committee appointed, to inquire into 

the course pursued in the levying all Forfeitures of Recogni- 

zances entered into before Justices of the Peace and Coroners; 

To report Observations ; Power to send for Persons, Papers 

and Records; Five to be the Quorum ; 98. Member added, 

101,105. Report to lie on the Table, and, with the Appen- 

dix, to be printed, 432. (App* N° i2.) 

Vide Accounts. 

Rerorm. Vide Distress, PARLIAMENT. 

Recent’s Canat; Petition for a Bill to remove Doubts a8 to 
the power of the Commissioners of Exchequer Bills to advance 
a further Sum; Referred to 2 Committee, 60. Reportéd 
Bill ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 136. Committed 
162. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 202. Report 
further considered ; Bill to be ingrossed ; 229. Passed, 233. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 251. Royal Assent, 281. 

Retici1on; Grand Committee appointed, 6. 


REPORTS: 

oo 4. Time limited for receiving Reports on Private 
Bills, 7. 

A asiseian Of former Session ; Read, 61, 241. 

‘ xe Of former Sessions referred to Select Com- 
mittees, 8, 61, 68, 79, 220. To Committees of the whole 
House, 160, 240. Of the present Session, 240, 257, 382. 

_— To be printed, 8, 137, 146, 152, 210, 273, 956, 

360, 368, 379, 392, 402, 405, 426, 432, 438, 446, 472, 488, 

499; 504, 505» 








; 
’ 























Of a former Session; To be re-printed, 269, 
: Re-committed, 32, 67, 86, 102; 121, 177, 236, 





. $00. 





Read again, 83. 

cnn "Time enlarged for receiving Reports, 255, 260, 

- 262, 266, 267, 272, 273, 275, 279, 311, 312, 316, 330, 9g1, 
337) 35°, 378, 393, 460, 418. 


oor aa ee 








Vox. 76.—Sess. 1821. | 


. Postponed, 288. 





a : One disagreed to, 440. 





Vide Exections. House. Ques- 
Tions, Neg. 





Returns; Amended, 84. 

Revenvuge. Vide Accounts, Suppuizs. 

a Inguiry. Vide IRELAND. 

Ruoapes, Thomas; Petition com laining of his Imprison- 
ment in Stamford Gaol, 79. To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 80. 

Ripon and Paretey Brivce Road; Petition for a Bill to 
énlarge Term and Powers of Acts, 36. Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 37. Reported; Bill ordered; 70. Presented, and 
read, 95. Committed, 107. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 156. 

- Passed, 164. Agreed to by the Lords, 186. Royal Assent, 
200. 

Rivers Rormpery. Vide Navicasie Rivers. 

Roaps. Vide Turnpike Roaps. 

Rosseries. Vide Dwettine Houses. 

Rocester Road, Vide Urroxerer. 


Rocupae; Petition for providing a new Market for that 
Town; Referred to a Committee, 35. Reported; Report to 
lie on the Table ; 63. Report read; Leave granted to give 
Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to Report on Notices; 74. 
Bill presented, and read, 134. Committed, 235. Petition of 
Owners of Estates, against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 
245. Petition of Inhabitants, against; referred, and Counsel 
ordeted, 249. Petition in favour, 249. All to haye Voices, 
267. Petition of John Hanson, Agent of Lord Byroa, against; 
referred, and Counsel ordered, ae ’ 

Rocapave Market; Petition for a Bill for, enlarging the 
same; Referred to a Committee, 43. 

Rocuester Road. Vide Cuatuam. 


Roman Catnotics; Petitions against the Claims of the Ro- 
man Catholics; viz. Of the Archdeacon and Clergy of Leices- 
ter; to be printed, 103. Also of Stafford, in the Diocese of 
Lichfield; to be printed, 114. Of the Dean, &amp;c. of Norwich, 
and Clergy of Norfolk; Clergy of Exeter and Cornwall; of 
Exeter; Archdeacon and Clergy uf Colchester; Mayor, &amp;c. 
of Colchester; Inhabitants of Rrtonns to be printed, 122. 
Freeholders of Leicester, and Magistrates and Clergy of Not- 
tingham, ibid.. Of the Corporation of Beverley; University 
of Oxford; Clergy of Chichester; Rector and Inhabitants of 
Saint Dunstan’s in the West; 157. To be printed, 158. 
Of the Dean and Chapter of Saint Peter Westminster; to be 

' printed, 163. Of Clergy of Bridgenorth; to be printed, 169. 
Of the Rector, Churchwardens, Overseers and Inhabitants of 
the Parish of Saint Mary Whitechapel; of the Clergy bene- 

’ ficed or officiating in the Archdeaconry of Essex; of the 
Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Stirling; 

- of Persons residing in and néar the Royal Burgh of Stirling ; 
of Inhabitants of the Town of Bolton-le-Moors; of Inhabi- 
tants of Keynsham ; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the 
Atchdeaconry of Bath; of the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Common- 
alty of the City of Oxford; of the Archdeacon and Clergy of 
thé Archdeaconry of Middlesex; of the Chancellor, Masters, 
and Scholars of the University of Cambridge; of the Clergy 
of the Deanery of Stow; and of Inhabitants of Tonbridge 
and Tonbridge Wells; to bé printed, 173. Of Minister, 
Charchwardens, and Inhabitants of Saint Marty Redcliff, Saint 

-- Peter All Saints, and Saint James, and Inhabitants of Bristol ; 
and of Minister and Inhabitants of Bedriinsteér; to lie on the 
Table, 173. Of Archdeacon of Sudbury, 178. Of London 
Clergy; and of the Corporation of Exeter; to be printed, 
179. Of Dean and ~— of Biy; Minister and Inhabitants 
of Saint Thomas Bristol; Corporation of Sudbury ; Gentle- 
men, Clergy, and others of Devon; Dean and Clergy of 

inchcombe ; Minister and Inhabitants of Temple; to be 
rinted, 196. Of Archdeacon and Clergy: of Taunton; of 
Wells ; of York; of Bailiff and Burgesses and Inhabitants of 
Chippenham; of Minister and others of Saint Augustine the 
Less; and of Mayor, &amp;e. of Bath; to be printed, 203. 
Clergy of Manchester ; to be printed, 208. Of Archdeacon 
and Clergy of Hereford; to be printed, 211. Of Mayor, 
&amp;c. of Winchester; of Magistrates and others of the Royal 
Burgh of Queensferry ; of Minister and Inhabitants of Saint 
Saviour Southwark; of Saint Pauls Bristol; of the Dean 
and Clergy of Christ Church Canterbury; of Burgesses and 
Inhabitants of Dumfries; to be printed, 224. And of Mi- 

nistver and Inhabitants of Clifton, 224. 
ed Petitions in favour of the Claims of 
- the Roman Catholics; vizi of Ronan Catholics of — ; 
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Roman Catholics of Great Britain; of Saint - Andrew, 
Saint Mark, Saint Anne, and Saint Peter, Dublia; Roman 
Catholics of Ireland ; 122. Also, of Waterford ; to be printed, 
123. Of Archdeacon of Norwich, and Clergy of Norfolk ; 
to be printed, 173. Of Roman Catholics of Tralee; to be 
printed, 173. . 

— House resolves to go into a Committee, 
to consider of the State of the Laws, by which Oaths or De- 
claratibns are required to be taken, or made as qualifications 
for the Enjoyment of Offices, &amp;c. so far as the same affect 
His Majesty’s Roman Catholic Subjects, 124. Considered ; 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 
131. Vide iafre. 

—— Order of Leave for Bill discharged, 

and Bill or Bills ordered, 139. Vide infra. 


Bill to provide for the removal of the 
Disqualifications under which His Majesty’s Roman Catholic 
Subjects now Labour; Ordered, 139. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed, 146. 
Petition of Richard Hayes, against, 173. To be printed, 
180. Petition from Staffordshire and Warwickshire, against ; 
to be printed, 174. Petition from Galway, for Provision ; 
to be printed, ibid. Bill committed, ibid. Considered; Re- 

rted ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 180. Another Petition of 
Richard Hayes, against; 198. To be printed, 199. Peti- 
tion of English Peers, in favour; to be printed, ibid. Bill 
re-committed, and considered, ibid. Further considered, 204. 
Instruction for Regulating the Intercourse with the See of 
Rome; and Bill considered; 210. Bill further considered, 
214. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third 
me | 217, Bill passed, 227, Petition of Roman Ca- 
tholic Bishop and Clergy of Limerick, against, 250. Of 
Vicar and Inhabitants of the Parish of the Holy ‘Trinity 
Coventry, against ; to be printed, 254. 


Bill to regulate the Intercourse with the 
See of Rome; Ordered, 139. Presented, and read; Da 
appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 146. 

etition of Richard Hayes, against, 173. To be printed, 
180. Petition from Staffordshire and Warwickshire, against ; 
to be printed, 174. Bill committed, 174. Committee de- 
ferred, 181. Another Petition of Richard Hayes, against; 
to be printed, 199. Committee deferred, 199, 205. 


Petition of Archbishops and Clergy of 
Roman Catholic Religion, respecting the Erecting of Chapels, 
373- To be printed, 374. 

oi Vide InELAND, Bank or IRELAND. 

Romeo, Captain Francis. Vide Napves. 

Romrorp Road. Vide Titsury Fort. 

Rope Makers. Vide Macninery. 


Rowtey Reeis Estate; Bill from Lords, to enable the Trus- 
tees of that Estate, to demise Mines, 438. Read, ibid. 
Committed, 446. Reported, and passed, 480. Royal Assent, 
493- 

Roya Georce; Petition of John Edwards, respecting his 
raising a Part of the Wreck of the Royal George; To lie on 
the Table, and be printed, 482. 

Rum; House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider of 
so much of Act 45 Geo. iit, ¢. 121; as relates to the Importa- 
tion of Rum into the Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, 
and Sark; 352. Considered, 359. Report deferred, 370. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 
377- Vide infra. 























Bill to regulate the Importation of 
‘Rum into the Islands of — Guernsey, Alderney, and 
Sark; Ordered, 377. Presented, 379. Read; and Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading; 380. Committed, 390. Con- 
sidered, 404. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading; 408. Third Reading deferred, 420, 435, 
443, 450, 456, 457, 470. Bill passed, 476. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 498. Considered, and agreed to, 501. 
Royal Assent, 502. 


*°&amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess.2. A: 1821. 


SAINT Anprew Hotsorn Paving. Vide Hotzorn. 
Saint Asapn Road. Vide Densicu. 

Saint Hevena. Vide Accounts. 

Saint Ives. Vide E,ections. 

Saint Nicnoxas Bay. Vide Accounts. 

Saint Paneras Church. Vide Pancras, Sr. 
Satrorp Waterworks. Vide Mancugster. 


Satrorp and Warrineton: Road, Vide MancuEsTER AND 
Botton: 


Sator Judges Lodgings; Petition for a Bill; Referred to a 
Committee, 42. ata Bill ordered ; 106. Presented, 
and read, 134. Committed, 321. Petition for enlarging the 

. time for onan oe Report ; Referred to a Committee, 326. 
Reported; and Time enlarged; 331. BBill reported ; to be 


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Neg. 504. 


ingrossed ; 366. Passed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, 411. 
Royal Assent, 425.. 


Sattcoats Harbour; Petition for a Bill for more effectually 


enlarging and improving the same; Referred to a Committee, 
43. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 67. Report 
read ; pene granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Com- 
mittee to ee on Notices, &amp;c. 70. Bill presented, and 
read, 119. mmitted, 134. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
268. Passed, 321. Agreed to by the Lords, 389. Royal 
Assent, 425. 


Satvace; Act 48 Geo. III, c.130, for preventing Frauds by 


Boatmen and others, and adjusting Salvage ; To be-consider- 
ed in a Committee of the whole House, 115. Considered, 
127. Resolution — and agreed to; Bill - ordered 
thereupon; 132. Vide infra. 

— Acts 48 Geo. III, c. 130, 49 Geo. ILI, c. 122, and 
53 Geo. III, c. 87, for preventing Frauds by Boatmen and 
others, in adjusting Salvage ; To be considered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 164. Committee deferred, 167, 
171, 174,191. Acts considered, 192. Reported; and Bill 
ordered; 193. Order of Leave for Bill, read, and discharged ; 
Bill or Bills ordered ; 347. Videinfra. 

Bill to continue and amend Acts for preventing Frauds 
within the Jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports, relative to the 
adjustment of Salvage; Ordered, 347. Presented, 351. 
Read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 
352. Second Reading deferred, 364. Bill committed, 371. 
Committee deferred, 412,-419, 448.' Bill considered, 460. 
Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing; 464. Passed, 468. Agreed to by the Lords, 489. 
Royal Assent, 492. 

Bill to continue and amend certain Acts for prevent- 
ing Frauds, relative to the adjustinent of Salvage in England ; 
Ordered, 347. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading; and to be printed; 352. Second Readin 
deferred, 364. Bill committed, 371. Committee deferred. 
412, 419, 448. Bill considered, 460. Reported; to be in- 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 464. Passed, 
468. Agreed to by the Lords, 490. Royal Assent, 492. 


SATTERTHWAITE, late John; Bill from Lords, to enable the 


surviving Trustee under his Will, to sell certain Estates ; 396. 
Read, 401. Committed; Committee to sit, and proceed 
on acertain Day; 460. Bill reported, and passed, 467. Royal 
Assent, 493. 


Savines Banks. Vide ANNviTy Banks. 


SCOTLAND: 


(ADMIRALTY, COURTS OF.) Vide (COURTS OF 
ADMIRALTY) infra. 


(BANKRUPTCY.) Vide INsoLvENcy infra. 


~ (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.) Motion for Copy of 
Order in Council of 12th February 1820, as transmitted to 
the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Neg. 76. 
(Court oF Session.) Acts 48 Geo. III, c. 151, 
&amp;c. relative to the Court of Session, read ; Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, 
to consider of the said Acts; The King’s Recommendation 
— and Motion agreed to; 65. Considered, 75. Re- 
solutions reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 81. 
Vide infra. 
— (Ibid.) Bill for establishing Regulations respecting 
certain parts of the Proceedings of the Court of. Session ; 
Ordered, 81. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Se- 
cond Reading; 109. Committed, 131. Considered; Re- 
rted ; Day appointed for further considering Report ; and 
ill,as amended, to be printed; 147. Further consideration 
deferred, 204. Petition of James Bremner and John Dillon, 
against ; to be printed; 246. Bill re-committed, 247.. Com- 
mittee deferred, 264, 280. Bill considered ; reported ; Day ap- 
pointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, 


_ to be printed; 289. Report further considered ; Bill to be 


ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 299. Passed, 
308. By the Lords, with Amendments, 358. Considered, 
and agreed to, 360. ‘Royal Assent, 383. 


——— (Ibid.) Acts 7 Geo. III, c. 16, and 16 Geo. II,c. 11, 


read ; Bill to explain the said Acts, and to expedite the Pro- 

ceédings in that Court ; Ordered, 265. a 
(Ibid.) Petitionof William Jamieson, relative thereto; 

To lie on the Table; Motion that the Petition be printed; 


(COURTS OF ADMIRALTY.) Motion for -the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, 
to consider of making Compensation to the Clerks and other 
Officers of the Courts of Admiralty, &amp;c.; The mar. Recom- 
mendation signified, and Motion agreed to ; 65. Considered, 

Resolution reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report; 82. Report further considered ; Resolution 
amended, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon; 110. Vide 


infra. 


———— ( Ibid,) Bill for the better Regulation of the Courts of 


Admiralty in Scotland; Ordered, 110. Presented; and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; to be printed ;- 158. 
Second Reading deferred, 204. Petition of Chamber of 
Commerce 


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SCOTLAN D—continued. 
Commerce of Edinburgh, against ; To lie on the Table, 249. 
Bill committed, 214... Committee deferred, 253. Bill con- 
sidered ; reported; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to. be printed ; 259. ; Petition 
of Merchants of Edinburgh, against; To lie on the Table, 
266, 280. Bill re-committed ; considered; reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 288. Passed, 
299. Petition of Merchants of Néwcastle-upon-Tyne, against ; 
to be printed, 304. By'the Lords, with Amendments, 358. 
Considered, and agreed to, 360. Royal Assent, 383. 


(CREDITORS.) Billto render the Payment of Cre- 
ditors in Scotland, more equal and expeditious ; Ordered, 
‘ 348. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 370. Second Reading deferred, 382, 391. Bill com- 
mitted, 400. Considered; reported; further consideration 
of Report put off for Three Months ; Bill, as amended, to be 
printed ; 408. se 
— (Crown REVENUE.) Vide(AppreEssEs, 46.) 
—— (DISTILLERIES.) Bill for allowing to Distillers a 
Drawback of the Duty on Malt; Ordered, 441. | Instruction 
for an Allowance on Spirits for home Consumption, 441. 
Bill presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
446. Committed, 453. Considered, 457. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 461. Passed, 
465. Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 492. 
—- (Ibid.) Petition of John Hope Johnstone, Preses, of 
. Dumfries, respecting the bonding of Spirits; To lie on the 
Table, 317. 
(FarrRLy, WILLIAM.) -Petition of William Fairly, 
respecting the Detention of a Process; To lie on the Table, 
and to be printed, 427. 


—— (FREEHOLDERS.) Motion respecting the Number 
of Persons having a right to vote for Counties; Question 
previous, Neg. upon that and. several other Motions, relative 
to the State of the representation of Counties in Scotland ; 
Motion that the House will, early in the next Session of Par- 
liament, take into its serious consideration, the State of the 
Representation of Countiesin Scotland, Neg. 329. 

(GILLESPIE, Rey. WILLIAM.) Motion for layin 
before the House, Copy of a Letter written by Lord Sidmout 
to Colonel Gordon, or the Lord Lieutenant of Kirkcudbright, 
relative to his Arrest, Neg. 76. 


(HEREDITARY REVENUE.) Acts 1 Geo. III, 
c. 1, 59 Geo. III, c. 53, and 1 Geo. IV, c. 1, read ; House re- 
solves to go into a Committee, to consider of so much of the 
said Acts as relates to His Majesty’s Hereditary Revenue in 
Scotland ; 243. Committee deferred, 252... Acts considered ; 
reported ; and Bill ordered ; 259. Vide infra. 
(HEREDITARY REVENUE.) Bill for removing 
Doubts as to the Continuance of the same; Ordered, 250. 
.. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 265. Second Reecing deferred, 271. 
Bill committed, 281. Considered, 302. Reported; to be 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading, ibid. Passed, 
308: Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 383. 
(Ibid.) Vide (AppREssEs, 38.) 
— (INSOLVENCY.) Bill to explain and amend Acts 
relative to Insolvency, and Notour Bankruptcy in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 348. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; 370. Second Reading deferred, 382, 391. 
Bill Committed, 400. Considered, and reported, 407. Fur- 
ther Consideration of Report put off for Three Months; and 
Bill, as amended, to be printed; 408. 
(JuRIES.) Bill to regulate the Appointment of 
Juries; Ordered, 72. Presented, and read ; Day appointed 
for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 80. Bill committed, 
_ 101. Petition of John Hope Johnstone, against, 317. Se- 
‘ cond Reading deferred, 319. Petition of Freeholders, and 
others of Ayr; to be printed, 327. Petitions of Commis- 
sioners of Supply of Renfrew and Ross, against ; to lie on the 
-. Table, 356. OF Commissioners of Supply, Noblemen, Jus- 
tices of the Peace, and others, of Fife; Seeking; Argyle; Rox- 
burgh; Kincardine, and Berwick, against ; to be printed, 357. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 358. Petition from 
Selkirk, 361. 


(MALT.) Petitions relative to the Duty on Malt 
in Scotland, presented to this House in the last and present 
Sessions; Referred tu a Select Committee ; to report Ob- 
servations; to send for Persons, Papers and. Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; Motion for referring all Peti- 
tions against the additional Malt Tax, Neg. 257. Mem- 
bers added, 287. Petition from Orkney ; referred, 295. Com- 
mittee to report Minutes of Evidence; Report to lie on the 
Table ; and, with the Appendix, to be printed ; 405. 

— (Ibid.) House resolves to go into a Committee, to 
consider of so much of Act 59 Geo. ILI, c. 83, 1 Geo. LV, 
c. 118, and 2 Geo. IV, c. 3, as relates to the Duties on Malt 

‘ made in Scotland, 409. Committee deferred, 414, 420, 
424. Acts considered, 435. Five Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to;" Bills ordered; 441. Vide infra DISTILLERIES, 
supra.’ Instruction upon the Second, 441. Vide DisTIL- 
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———— (MALT.) Bill for reducing, for a:time to be limited, 
the Duty on Malt in Scotland; Ordered, 441. |. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 446. Com- 

mitted, 453. Considered, 457. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
Day appointed for Third Reading’; 461. Passed, 455. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 483. Royal Assent, 492. . 

——— (MARJORIBANKS, Sir JOHN.) Vide Stamp OF- 
FICE. 

————- (Roya BoureGus.) Petitions presented in 1818, 
1819, and 1820; Referred to a Select Committee, to examine 
the Matter thereof, and to report their Observations and 
Opinion thereupon; to send for Persons, Papers and Re- 
cords; Fives to be the Quorum; Reports 17 June 1793, 
12th July 1819, and 14 July 1820, referred ; 79. Returns 
respecting Royal Burghs, presented 1 March; referred, 128. 
Petition of Burgesses of Inverury; to be printed, 158. Mem- 
ber discharged from any further Attendance, 160. Motion 
for referring the Petition from Inverury, and Debate thereon 
adjourned, 173. Further adjourned, 181. Resumed, and 
Petition referred, 190. Member excused from Attendance on 
the Committee, 194. Petition of Burgesses of the Guildry of 
Edinburgh ; to be printed, 226. Petitions of David Brown, 
Provost of the Royal Burgh of Dundee ;‘and of Merchants 
of Edinburgh; referred, 273. Petition from Guildry of 
Edinburgh ; referred, 285. Petition of Burgesses of Lauder ; 
to be printed, 301.. Of Merchants, Burgesses, and others, of 
Perth; and of Messieurs James Gray, and others, of [nver- 
ness ; to be printed, 356. Petitions referred, 361. Petition 
from Edinburgh, against; to be printed, 406. Report, . 437. 
To lie on the Table; and, with the Appendix, to be printed ; 

. 438. Minutes of the daily Proceedings of the Committee 
ordered, 438. Presented ; to be printed; 442. 

—— (Ibid.) Vide (AvpREsszs, 29.) 

(SpPIRITS.) Vide DISTILLERIES, supra. 

——— (STAMP OFFICE.) Motion respecting the Purchase 
of a new Stamp Office in Edinburgh, Neg. 478. 

Vide: Accounts. (AppreEsses.) CRAMOND 

BRIDGE. EDINBURGH. GLASGOW. LANARKSHIRE. 

Mat. DUTIES. 








Seamen. Vide East Inpra. 

SEAMEN’s APPRENTICES. Vide Poor Laws. 

Seamen’s WaGces; Acts 31 Geo. III, c. 10, &amp;c. read ; Bill to 

- make further Regulations in respect to the Payment, by Re- 
mittance Bill, of the Wages of Petty Officers, Seamen, and 
Marines; Ordered, 344. Presented, and read; Day ap- 
pointed ; for Second Reading; 349. -. Bill committed, 355. 
Considered, 360. Report deferred, 370, 377. _ Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 382. 
Passed, 400. . Agreed to by the Lords, 417. Royal Assent, 
425. P 

Secret Services. Vide Accounts. 

Securities. Vide IrELAND. 

Sepitiovus Liners, Vide BLaspHEMovs. 


Sepitious Meetines; Act 60 Geo. III, c. 6, for more effec- 
tually preventing seditious Meetings and Assemblies, read ; 

~ Motion for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the said Act, 
Neg. 317: 

Seeps. Vide CLover Seep. 

SEparRATisTs ; Petitions complaining of their being com- 
pelled to take Oaths, instead of their being allowed to make 
Affirmations ; viz. of Christian People resident in London ; 

* in Dublin; and in Belfast, Portadown, and Armagh; to be 
printed, 255. Of Christian People resident in Cork; to be 
printed, 286. Of Ennis and Clifden ; to be printed, 327. 


‘SERJEANT : 
Usual Orders to him, 7. 


sent with the Mace to summon Members, 
_ 66,73, 77, 248, 316, 326, 342, 345, 365, 366. 











Sewers; Act 23 Hen. VIII, c. 5, read; Bill to explain and 
amend the same; Ordered, 152. Presented, and read; Day 

- appointed for Second Reading; and. to be printed; 153. 
Second Reading deferred, 193. Petitions of Mayor, &amp;c. of 
Rye, and Commissioners of Rye Harbour, against; to be 
printed, 219. Second Reading deferred, 219, 247. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn; 251. 

Vide Accounts. 

SueeRness Lands; Act 56 Geo. III, c. 74, read; Bill to repeal 
so much of the said Act as relates to the purchase of certain 
Lands; Ordered, 447. . Presented, and read,’ 450. Day ap- 
pointed forSecond Reading, 451. Committed, 457. Considered, 
463. Report deferred, 466. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; 

- Day appointed for Third Reading ; 473. Passed, 477. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 496. Royal Assent, 502. ; 

SHEFFIELD AND Mossrovcu Roads; Petition for a Bill to 
continue and amend Acts; Referred to a Committee,’ 56. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 120. Presented, and read, 140. 

- Committed; 172. | Reported, 262. ‘To be ingrossed; 263. 

. Passed; 268. Agreed to by the Lords, 296. Royal Assent, 

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Sueet Brince Roads. Vide PortsmMourTuh. 
Snors. Vide Frencu Boots. 

Suorenam Harbour. Vide Accounts. 
Suort-HAND Writer. Vide Erections. Meek. 


Snrewsavury Paving; Petition for a Bill to repeal Act and for 
ranting other Powers; Referred to a Committee, 48. Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 106. Report read; Leave 
granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee to report 
on Notices ; 112. Bill presented, and read, 134. Committed, 
244. ‘ime enlarged for Committee to report, 272. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed ; 328. Passed, 337. By the Lords 
with Amendments, 369. Considered, and agreed to, 372. 
Royal Assent, 384. 

Roads; Petition for a Bill to continue and en- 
large Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
48. Reported; Bill ordered; 69. Bill presented, and read, 
147. Committed, 233. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 266, Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 331. Passed, 
304. By the Lords, with Amendments, 417. Considered ; 
and agreed to; 422. Royal Assent, 425. 

Sictty ; Motion for an Address relative to Attempts that have 
been made by the Government of the Two Sicilies to reduce 
the Privileges of the Sicilian Nation; Question Neg. there- 
upon, 458, 

———-- Vide Napues. 

Sierra Leone; Petition of Robert Thorpe, Chief Justice, &amp;c. 
of Sierra Leone, complaining of his Dismissal from his judicial 
Situations ; To lie on the Table, and to be printed, 381. 

Six Manvuractures; Act 59 Geo. III, c. 112, aoe 
an additional Bounty on the Exportation of Silk Manufac- 
tures ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
115. Committee deferred, 127. Act considered, 132. Resolu- 
tion reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon ; 138. 
Vide infra. 








Bill for continuing certain Bounties 
on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures and the Duties upon 
Buck Wheat; Ordered, 138. Instruction relative to the 
Daties on Back Wheat, 145. Bill presented, and read; Day 
appointed for Second Reading ; ibid. Committed, 147. Com- 
mittee deferred, 153. Bill considered, 161. Reported; to be 
ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 165. Passed, 
168. Agreed to by the Lords, 186. Royal Assent, 200. 


Act i9 Geo. III, c. 112, to grant an 
additional Bounty on the Exportation of Silk Manufactures ; 
To be ented in a Committee of the whole House, 451. 
Committee deferred, 455, 459. Act considered, 461. Resolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to; and Bill ordered thereupon ; 
465. Vide infra. 





Bill to extend to Ireland Act of last 
Session, and to further continue the same; Ordered, 465. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 
469. Committed, 476. Considered, 480. Reported ; to : 
ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 489. Passed, 
491. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 


Simonp’s Estate; Petition for leave to present a Petition for a 
Bill to amend Act 1 Geo. III, offered ; the King’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Petition brought up, and read; 340. 
Leave given; Petition presented accordingly; referred to a 
Committee, 341. Reported, 349. Bill ordered, 350. Presented, 
and read, 351. Committed, 362. Reported, 412. Bill re- 
committed, 413. Considered, 416. rep ong yh to be ingrossed ; 
422. Passed, 436. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal 
Assent, 493. 

Simpson, George; Petition for a Bill for his Naturalization ; 
and Bill ordered, 39. Presented, and read, 50. 


Skipton and KNaResBporovucGu Road; Petition for a Bill to 
continue and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a 
Committee, 26. Reported; Bill ordered; 113. Presented, 
and read, 134. Committed, 149. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; 
189. Passed, 192. Agreed to by the Lords, 213. Royal 
Assent, 237. 

— —— and Curirneroe Road; Petition for a Bill for 
repairing and improving the same, 38. Reported; Report 
to lie on the Table; 119. Report read; Bill « ordered ; 126. 
Presented, and read, 134. Committed, 149. Reported ; to 
be ingrossed ; 215. Passed, 224. Agreed to by the Lords, 
239. Royal Assent, 282. 

State. Vide Accounts. 


State Quarries. Vide LutanLEcHyD Common. 
Staves. Vide Maxwe tu. 


Stave Traps; Acts 58 Geo. III, c. 36 and 85, and 59 Geo. III, 
c. 16 ; To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 
450. Committee deferred, 454, 459. Acts considered, 460. 
Resolutions reported, and agreed to ; and Bill ordered there- 
upon ; 464. Vide infra. 

Bill for granting Proceeds of Vessels and Cargoes 

of Subjects of Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands, captured 








for eo | aged in theSlave Trade; Ordered, 464. Presented, 
and ; appointed for Second Reading ; 468. Com- 
mitted, 473. Carcanittes deferred, 480. Bill considered, 490. 


Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 





491. Passed, 495. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal 
Assent, 502. 

Stave Trapeg. Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 4, 5, 20, 48, 
531 58, 59, 64,65.) Suppry. 

Smauu Dests. Vide County Courts. 

Smtrs, late Sir Drummond; Bill from Lords, for obviating 
Doubts as to the power of surviving Devisees in trust under 
his will, 358. Read, 361. Committed,378, Reported, and 
passed, 415. Royal Assent, 425. 

Smucciine; Acts 45, 4p) 48, 49, 56, 57, 58 and 50 Geo. III, 
for the more effectual Prevention of Smuggling ; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 243. Committee 
em 252. Acts considered ; Reported ; and Bill ordered ; 
265. 





Vide CoastinG TRADE. 

Sotpiers. Vide East Inpia. 

Somerset Gao. Vide CuipLey. 

SoutuHampton Gas; Petition for a Bill for lighting that Town 
with Gas: Referred to a Committee, 35. Reported ; Report 
to lie on the Table; 62. Report read; Bill ordered ; 72. 

Souts Durrie.p (York) Inclosure (ist); Petition for a Bill to 
amend Act; Referred to a Committee, 46. Reported; Bill 
ordered ; 95. Presented, and read, 130. Petition of Owners 
of Lands against, referred ; and Counsel ordered; 149. Bill 
committed, 249. Petition against, read again; referred, and 
Counsel ordered ; 255. Time enlarged for Committee to 
report, 279; Bill reported; to be ingrossed; 337. Passed, 
342. Agreed to by the Lords, 380. Royal Assent, 385. 

(2d) Petition for a Bill; Referred to 





a Committee, 46. 





(gd) Petition for a Bill ; Referred to 
a Committee, 46. 

Soutn Lonpon Gas Light; Petition for a Bill to incorporate 
that Company; Referred to a Committee, 60. Reported ; 
Bill Ordered; 119. Presented, and read, 135. Committed, 
148. ‘Petition of Gas Light and Coke Company, against; 
referred, and Counsel ordered; 154. All to have Voices, 175. 
Bill reported; to be ingrossed ; 268. Passed, 283. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 306. Royal Assent, 310. 

Sours Sra Trade; Act 55 Geo. III, c. 57, relative thereto ; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 352, 
Considered, 359. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 376. 
Bill ordered thereupon, 377. Vide infra. 

Bill for exempting Ships in ballast in the 
South Sea Trade from certain Tonnage Duties; Ordered, 377. 
Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 380. 
Committed, 390. Committee deferred, 400. Bill considered, 
404. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading; 408. Third Reading deferred, 420. Bill passed, 
424. Agreed to by the Lords, 443. Royal Assent, 467. 

SouTHWwaRK, ST.Saviour’s, Gas Light. Vide Sourn Lonpon. 


Spatpine Roads; Petition for a Bill for maintaining and 
repairing the same, 37. Referred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Bill ordered ; 99. Presented, and read, 118. Com- 
mitted, 135. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 224. Passed, 229. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 246. Royal Assent, 282. 


SPEAKER: 


Acquaints the House, that he had issued 
Warrants for New Writs in the Recess, g. 

Reports His Majesty’s Speech at the Openin 
of the Session, 3. Resolution thereupon, 4. Vide? ( ‘ 
DRESSES, 1.) 














Reports His Majesty’s Answer to Address of 
Thanks for His Speech at the Opening of the Session, 8. 


Back Door of his Chamber to be locked up 
every morning, 7- 

to open Letters directed to the House, 7. 

to appoint the Printing of the Votes and Pro- 











ceedings, 7. 





to license the Printing of the Journal, 20. 
Directed to report the Names of Defaulters at 
Election Ballots, 81, 248. 

Reports the Names of Members absent at 

Ballots, 86, 257. 

Calls the Attention of the House to his having 
caused a Member to vote in a Division, who was not within 
the Door of the House when the Question was put ; Resolved, 
Nem. Con. that the said Member had no Right to vote, and 
ought not to have been compelled to vote, 172. 

—_——_—- — To issue his Warrants for Persons, Papers and 
Records, upon the Hearing of the Matter of Election Peti- 
tions, 10, 11, 18, 19, 61, 66, 91, 95, 100, 126, 159, 262, 291, 
297, 327.—For committing Persons to Newgate, 335. 

uaints the House, that certain Lists and 

Accounts had been laid on the Table, 336. 

Gives the casting Vote, 229, 439. 

Vide Erections. House. Kune. 























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INDEX ¢@o the SEVENTY-sIxTH VOLUME. 





SPEENHAMLAND and Mar.zsoroven Road; Petition for a 
Bill; Referred to a Committee, 54. Reported; Bill ordered ; 
95: Presented, and read, 146. Committed, 201. Time en- 
arged for Committee to report, 278. 

Spirits. Vide Accounts. ARRACK. 

Spirits Intercourse. Vide IRELAND. 

Stamrorp Gao. Vide Ruoapes. 

Sramrorp Hitt Road. Vide Hackney. 

Stamps; Act 44 Geo. III, c. 98, to repeal the Duties under 
the Commissioners, and for granting other Duties; To be 
considered in a Committee of the whole House, 127. Com- 
mittee deferred, 138,144. Act considered, 147. Report de- 
ferred, 153. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Motion for 
Bill, reported; and Bill ordered thereupon ; Instruction pur- 
suant to the Resolution; 160. Vide infra. 


—— Bill for explaining and amending Acts relating to 
the Duties on Stamps; and for granting relief in cases 
of spoiled stamps; Ordered, 160. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 170. Committed, 174. 
Committee deferred, 181, 185. Bill considered, 191. In- 
struction relative to the Stamp Duties on Policies of Insu- 
rance; on Leases, on Replevin Bonds ; and Deeds of Settle- 
ment, 195. Committee deferred, 204, 212, 228, 235, 252. 
Instruction relative to the Stamp Duties on Leases, Xettle. 
ments, and Law Proceedings, 259. Committee deferred, ibid. 
Bill considered; Reported; Day appointed for further con- 
sidering Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 264. 
Further Consideration deferred, 280, 293, 302, 309. Instruc- 
tion relating to certain Policies of Insurance in Ireland, 315. 
Bill re-committed ; considered ; reported ; Day appointed for 
further considering Report; and Bill, as amended, to be 
printed; 319. Petition from National Mutual Insurance Be- 
nefit Society, against; to be printed, 932. -Further Con- 
sideration deferred, 344, 352, 364, 376. -Petition from Man- 
chester, against ; to be printed, 411. 

-———__ Acts 42 Geo. III, c. 73, 44 Geo. III, c. 98, and 52 
Geo. III, c. 150, for granting Stamp Duties on Medicines ; 
To be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 170. 
Committee deferred, 174, 181, 185, 191, 205, 212, 228, 235, 
252. 








Acts 55 Geo. IIT, c. 184, and 56 Geo. III, c. 56, re- 
lating to the Stamp Duties on Law Proceedings, and for 
granting other Duties; To be considered in a Committee of 
the whole House, 185. Considered, 191. Four Resolutions 
reported ; First Resolution agreed to; Second amended, and 
agreed to; subsequent Resolutions agreed to; Instruction 
accordingly; 195. Vide supra. 

— Act 55 Geo. III, c. 184, for repealing the Stamp 

Duties on Law Proceedings, &amp;c. ; To be considered in a Com- 

mittee of the whole House, 212. Committee deferred, 218. 

220, 228, 235. Considered, 242. Report deferred, 252. 

Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 258. Instruction ac- 

cordingly, 259. Vide supra. 

— House resolves to go into a Committee, to consider 
of removing Doubts as to the Amount of Stamp Duties pay- 
able on Deeds and other Instruments, 405. Considered ; re- 
ported ; and Bill ordered; 408. Vide infra. 

Bill to remove Doubts as to the Amount of Stamp 
Duties to be paid on Deeds and other Instruments, under the 
several Acts in force in Great Britain and Ireland; Ordered, 
408. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 412. Committed, 419. Considered ; reported ; 
Day appointed for further considering Report; and Bill, as 
a, to be printed; 423. Report further considered ; 
Amendments agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading ; 434. Passed, 443. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 458. Royal Assent, 467. 

——— Petition of Law Stationers of London, respecting the 
Allowance for the Sale of Stamps ; To lie on the Table, 293. 

— —— Vide IRELAND, (STAMPS.) NEWSPAPERS. 

STaPLEForD AssBorT (Essex) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; and Bill ordered, 43. Presented, and read, 112. Com- 
mitted, 142. Reported; to be ingrossed; 202, The King’s 
Consent signified ; and Bill passed ; 214. By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 235. Considered, and agreed to, 238. 
Royal Assent, 282. 

Starcu. Vide IrELanp. 

STEALING IN Suops. Vide IRELAND. 

Stream Eneines; Bill for giving greater Facility in the Pro- 
secution and Abatement of Nuisances; Ordered, 279. Pre- 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 
to be printed; 285. Committed, 292. Considered, 313. Re- 
panel ; to beingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 

319. Passed, 329. By the Lords, with Amendments, 374. 

Considered, and agreed to, 378. Royal Assent, 383. 


Stoex, Cancelling. Vide Ways anp Means, and Bitts 
in SuPPLY. 

StockTon Railway ; Petition fora Bill for making a Railway 
from thence to Whitton Park Colliery; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 59. Reported; Bill ordered; 78. Order of Leave 
for Bill read, and discharged; another Bill ordered; pre- 
sented, and read; 92. Committed, 118. Petitions of Owners 
and Occupiers of Estates in Durham, against; referred, and 








Vou, 76. Sess. 1821. 





Counsel ordered; 218. Bill reported; Report to lie on the 
Table; 223. Report further considered; Amendments agreed 
to; 249. Bill to be ingrossed, 250. Passed, 254. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 275. Royal Assent, 281. 

Stock; Bill to permit the Transfer from certain Public 
Stocks in Ireland, to certain Public Stocks of England; Or- 
dered, 432. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; and to be printed; 432. mmitted, 443.’ ‘Con- 
sidered, 449. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 457. Passed, 463. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 483.’ Royal Assent, 492. 

Motion for laying before the House, an Account of all 
Stock transferred at the Bank of England for the Ten Years, 
ending 31st December 1820, Neg. 1309. 

Stoxg and Atrorp Bars Road. Vide Atrorp Bars. | 

Stoxe D’AsErnon (Surrey) Lands; Petition for a Bill to in- 
close; and Bill ordered, 48. Presented, and read, 149. 
Committed, 202. Reported; to be ingrossed; 271. Passed, 
293. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 317.’ Considered, 
and agreed to, 320. Royal Assent, 385. 

StoursripGE Roads; Petition for a Bill for amending and 
keeping in repair the same; Referred to a Committee, 42. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 103. Presented, and read, 134. 
Committed, 156. Petition of Trustees, against; referred, and 
Counsel ordered; Voices; 183. Bill reported, and re-com- 
mitted; Petition of Inhabitants of Kidderminster, against ; 
referred; and Counsel ordered; 235. Bill reported; to be 
ingrossed; 261. Passed, 274. Agreed to bythe Lords, 353. 
Royal Assent, 384. 

Strancers; Usual Orders relative to them, 7. 

StraTrorp-uPron-Ayon, Roads; Petition for a Bill for repair- 
ing the same ; Referred to a Committee, 21. Reported; Bill 
pm ioe 57- Presented, and read, 67. Committed, 84. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 165. Bill read the Third time; 
further Proceedings upon Third Reading adjourned; 178. 
Resumed, and Bill passed, 183. Agreed to by the Lords, 198. 
Royal Assent, 200. 





—— Vide BirMINGHAM. 


- Canal; Petition for a Bill to enable 
the Company of Proprietors to subscribe a further Sum for the 
purpose of the Navigation, 21. Referred to a Committee, 
22. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 84. Read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices ; Bill ordered ; Committee to 
report on Notices, &amp;c.; go. Bill presented, and read, 99: 
Committed, 276. Reported; Report to lie upon the Table; 
310. Report further considered; Amendments — to ; Bill 
to be ingrossed ; 350. Passed, ibid. Agreed to by the Lords, 
369. Royal Assent, 383. 

—— +--— Petition for a Bill for making a Rail- 
way from thence to Mareton in Marsh; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 57- Reported; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, and 
read, 135. Committed, 162. Petition of George Wigley 
Perrott, against ; referred, and Counsel ordered; 166. All 
to have Voices, 207. Committee to send for Persons, Papers 
and Records, 245. Petitions of Mayor, &amp;c. of Evesham; and 
Commissioners. of Avon Navigation, against; referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 249. Reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
266. Day appointed for takin the Report into further con- 
sideration, 331. Petitions of William James; and of Inhabi- 
tants of Shipton-upon-Stour, against; to lie on the Table, 
336. Report farther considered; Amendments mg to; Bill 
to be ingrossed; 338. Passed, 343. Agreed to by the Lords, 
363. Royal Assent, 384, 


SupsrooKx Road; Petition for a Bill to enlarge Term and 
Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 26. Reported ; 
Bill ordered; 47, Presented, and read, 54. Committed, 68. 
Reported, 106. To be ingrossed, 107. Passed, 118. Agreed 
to 9 the Lords, 136. Royal Assent, 200. 

Sucar; Petitions against any Alteration of the Duties; viz. 
Of Directors of Chamber of Commerce of Manchester ; to be 
printed, 305. Of Merchants, Agents and Ship Owners inte- 
rested in the East India Trade, at ery oan to be printed, 
312. Of Chamber of Commerce of Greenock, 331. Of 
Merchants and others carrying on Trade on the River Clyde; 
to be printed, 356. Of Boroughreeve, Constables and Mer- 
chants of Manchester; to be printed, 411. 

— Vide East Inp1a. Man, Isle of. 


Summary Proceepines; Bill to facilitate the same before 

Justices and others; Ordered, 423. Presented, and read; Day 

pointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 424. 

Coated, A4o) Considered, 443. Reported ; to be in rossed ; 

inted for Third Reading; 453. Third Reading put 

off for Three Months, 460. _ 45 ; 
SuPERANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. 


Supriizs; Motion relative to the estimated Amounts of 
Supplies for the Army, Navy, Ordnance, and Miscellaneous 
Services for 1818, and of the Supplies in 1820. Question pre- 
vious Neg. thereupon, and upon another Motion relative to 
the Repeal of Taxes, 144. 











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INDEX ¢o the SrevENTY-stxTH VoLUME. [189]. 








SUPPLY : 
MOTION for; To be, considered in a Committee of the whole House, 8. The King’s Speech referred, and. Motion considered, 
13. Resolution for a Supply reported and agreed tc, Nem. Con. ; to be considered in a Committee of the whole House; 20, 
33, 52, 61, 66, 72, 81, 87, 96, 104, 110, 124, 131, 138, 147, 152, 174, 181, 191, 199, 205, 212, 226, 235, 247; 324, 348, 364, 
371, 400, 407, 414, 420, 455- Considered, 28, 160, 167, 222, 242, 253, 265, 270, 280, 294; 302, 300, 314, 340; 358, 381, 
390, 429, 433, 444, 448, 463. 
ComMiTTEE reports Progress, 160, 335. 
Committee dropped for want of Forty Members, 29. 
' Reports deferred, 33,.228, 237, 247, 258, 270, 288, 294, 314, 345, 348, 364, 370, 377, 382, 391, 434, 440, 445» 449, 459, 
464, 479- 
Further Cundtentiol of Report adjourned, 487. Resumed, 489. 
‘ Accounts, Estimates, &amp;c. referred, 28, 152, 271, 302, 306, 381, 390, 429, 463. 
Reports of a former Session referred, 160, 242. 
AMENDMENT proposed to be made to a Resolution, but not made, 171. 
Reso.utTion amended, 487. 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into the Committee ; several Amendments proposed to be made to the Question, but not 
made ; Question that Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, Negatived ; Committee deferred ; 152. 


Morion for referring the Report, 14 July 1820, on Guadaloupe Claims; The King’s Recommendation signified ; and Motion 
agreed to; 390. 7 








Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;—Relating to, 

















Reported, and Agreed to. NAV Yy, &amp;e. Sums Granted. 
Page. 6 February, 1821 : 
ee THAT 22,000 Men be wre fm for the Sea Service, including 8,000 £. a | 
Royal Marines, for Thirteen Lunar Months, from 1st January 1821 : 
41. - For Wages for Ditto - - - ,-) = 2 = = S$ = 622,050 — 
41. - For Victuals for Ditto - - +--+ ©- - - - = = 557,70 = 1 
di. ° For Wear and Tear of Ships in which they are to serve - - - - 586,300 — — 
41. - For Ordnance Sea Service on board such Ships - - - - - 100,100 — — 
8 May: 
318. ‘ For Salaries and contingent Expenses of the Admiralty Office, for 1821 - 70,506 5 1 
186, 3° Ditto - - - of the Navy Pay Office ne ee a 38,924 1 6 
318. - Ditto - - - of the Navy Office - - - - - = = = 75529 18 6 
318. = Ditto - - - of the Victualling Office . - - - «© - = -= 45,488 10 — 
318. Ditto - - - of the Deptford Yard - - - = - Seiwieecooed o'B 28,731 11 7 
tT Aaa Ditto --- of Woolwich Yard - - -*© += 2 = = | 29,802 10 — 
438, :&lt; Ditto - - - of Chatham Yard - . - - we «fl - - 35,438 13° 2 
a Ditto - - - of Sheerness Yard o ee eS Aa ae ee 24,078 13 — 
318. = _ Ditto - - - of Portsmouth Yard - - - - - - . - 49,183 8 2 
318. - Ditto --- of Plymouth Yard - - - = |= = = = 43,511 11 — 
318. - Ditto -- - of theOut Ports- - - - = Mio, 8 wf 55 3%. 9 
318. - Ditto - - - of Foreign Yards-~ - . -. - = = = = -= 43626 4 3 
318. - Ditto - - - of the Victualling Yards - - - - -- = -= 50,967 11 6 
318. - For the Medical Establishments . - - : - - - - 70,962 4 6 
318 = For the Royal Naval College - - - - - = = =| = 6,926 16 3 
318. - For Officers, Ship-keepers and Men of Vessels in ordinary; - - - 129,395 17° 4 
gis. te For Victuals for Ditto - - - - - = © 2 = = 83,140 3 1 
318. - For the Expenses of Harbour Moorings and Riggings - - - = - 79,000 — 
319. - For Ships, Docks and Buildings - - - - - - - - 310,000 — — 
319. - For Half Pay to Officers - - . - - - - - - 970,400 — 
319. - For Superannuations, Pensions and Allowances ee ee 142,096 13 3 
gig. - For Bounty to Chaplains ii © Ss 6 8 le SS. I Sen ates 
319. - For Allowances to Widows and Orphans on the Compassionate List - = - IN eek ane 
319. - For Deficiency of Funds for Charity for Relief of Widows - -~ - 32,000 —. — 
319. - For Building, Re-building and Repair of Shipsof War -. -, - ~- | 1,094,580 — — 
319. - For the Expense of Improvements in the Dock Yard .. =, eh 1% 424,648 — — 
‘319. - ° | Forcompleting the Repairs of the Naval Hospital at Gibraltar - - OS ee 
319 - For Provisions for Troops and Garrisons oe er ee Ee 280,000 — — 
319. = For the Expense of the Transport Service A STASSW HEL - As Reed 231,900 — — 
28 June: 
83.» For Superannuations, Pensions and Allowances in lieu of aval 
493 pam ay he ee oes liewo pat Pay see v } 105,073 16. 6 
483 =e For the Establishment of the Royal Naval Asylum - - - -— - 9,117 11 8 
A R M Y . £. 6,391,903 3 1 
15 March 1821: 
. 170; Amendment pro-)| Tnatr a number of Land Forces, not exceeding 81,468 Men, and 11,794 
posed to be made, but|} . Men proposed to be disbanded in 1821 (exclusive of Troops in India) 
not made; Resolution | be maintained for the Service of Great Britain and Treland, from 25 
agreedto,171 - - December 1820 to 24 December 1821 : 
170. = For the Charge of Ditto 5% = O48renem lpell #9 2,278,332 — 11 
170.(Ireland.)| Ditto ---inIrland - - - - + - - ~, eQavi* 753955 6 1 
19 April : 
For defraying the Charge of Half Pay to Reduced Officers - - = - 737,200 —— — 
(D*) Ditto - +&gt; in Jrpland, =. 2.4.2 cei dy oe of - fe ie 8 37,581 16 2 
| For Military Allowances to Reduced Officers - - - - = = 41,894 19 — 
(D*) Mitto---inIrland - - - “* ‘a 2+ 2 §# = = 2,493 4 &amp; 

















1821.] I NDEX to the SEVEN TY-SI1xTH VOLU M E! 






































oe 
Reported, and Agreed to. SUP PL ¥—continued. . | Sums Granted... { 
Page. ARMY—continued. Lol, a 
288 ; Ped Ager for further)! For Pensions to Widows of Officers of Land Forces and Marines. .=' ; = | | 100,198 — — 
we aaecen. ireland.) \P Ditto - - - in Ireland. - . - © = © erysisvsill tugs lo oes 2 wire 20,795 4 5 
sideration deferred, 294; Consi- |! For Allowances on the Compassionate List’. - - ele het oS PF) 179,220 — 5 
Se ae For Allowances to Reduced Adjutants, -  -  - = = = =} 19,819 10 — 
For Corps ordered to be disbanded in 18221 = =) = = es 123,127 18 3 
(D*) Ditto - - - in Ireland - . - - - - - - i 27,1938 — — 
1 May: . 
207- - For the Charge of General and Staff Officers - - ee See a 105,043 5 10 
298.(Ireland.)} Ditto ---inIreland - _- -- - - .- - - fia 25,382. 13.10.” 
298. .- For the Paymaster General, Deputies, Clerks, Ree = ee 28,883. 19° — 
2098. - For the Secretary at War; &amp;e: Solely estisaileniiel Doe 5cde ff ve 50,418 16 8 
298. - For the Adjutant General, &amp;c. oo le? ois yd Soltetiiy er et oe cg, hee 
, 208. . For the Deputy Adjutant General-in North Britain, &amp;c. - ~ - - - 1,251 .6 1 
208. For the Quarter Master General, &amp;c. - ey iM ie- =e OPS 6,192 7 10 
298. = For the Deputy Quarter Master General in North Britain, a 1 Soha pPig 
2968. - For the Judge Advocate General, &amp;.5 = - = = 0 eRe 5,180 — — 
298. oe For the Commander in Chief, &amp;e.- = - - - - wet - 14,474 15 5 
2098. - For the Deputy Judge Advocate, &amp;e. - - - “= = = = 650 — — 
298. - For the Comptrollers of Army Accounts - —- Te. 12,642 10 — 
298, — - For the Principal Officers of the Army, Medical Depiertenst &amp;e. "=, 5614 12 — 
298. .(D°) Ditto - - - of certain Public Departments inIreland - . - - = = 10,517 18 9g 
298. For Medicines and Surgical Materials - - - - - = -= 27,824 17 11 
298. (D°) Ditto - - - inIreland - - - - - - - - - em 8 
2098 - For Four Troops of Dragoons and Fourteen Companies of Foot, stationed 22.91 2 
9 $211 3 2 
in Great Britain for recruiting Corps in India’. - - 
298. - For the Royal Military College b.&lt; oem etlilamUl whiter, Tod 16915 8 4 
298. - For the Pay of General Officers - -- - - - «= = = 172,806 1 3 
298. (D°) - | Ditto.- - -—in Ireland - - ° os leanne eb 4 dane Malad 1,263.9 3 
298 = For His Majesty’s Garrisons - . - - - - - - - 28,204 2 3 
298. (D*) Ditto ---inIreland - - *-= Ss f© |#© © 2+ + -«@ 6,258 12 9 
298. - For Full Pay for Retired Officers 9 - == = - 9 = 2 2 = 115,256 17 6 
299. (D°) Ditto’- - - inIreland -~— - - - 14,742 14 6 
299.- For Half Pay and nena Alldiatices to Officers of disbanded Foreign) ——— 
-Corps _- - - - - - - - 
299. - For the In-Pensioners of ‘Chelsea Hospital - - - - - 42,796 9 — 
299. (D°) Ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital ag TS ene SO ee ee 15,979 3 1 
209. - For the Out-Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital - - - - = = 940,083 17 11 
299. (D°) Ditto - - - of Kilmainham Hospital - - - - - - . 215,222 1 3 
299. - For the Royal Military Asylum Po gee ORR EN ee ee See ee 32,226 6 10 
4 May: | 
308. - For Fees at the Exchequer on the Receipt of Army Services -. - = 35,000 — — 
: : +. 30 May: 
399-  - For the extenalinncy Expenses of the Army in 1821 - oe aire ht SOR 0RO = = 
399 - For defraying the Expences of the Commissariat Department, in 1821 - 401,569 — — 
309 - For the Barrack’ Department ae asa Ty Sat iryy on orer a 137,500 — — 
- (28 June: 
486.(Ireland.)|} For the Barrack Department in Ireland - - - «© «© - -«@ 88,832 — — 
486. (D°) For the Commissatiat Department - - - - » - - 99,612 — — 
486. (D°) | For the Extraorditiary Expenses of the Army in Ireland - - -~ = 20,000. — — 
’ £. 8,161,105 10 5 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS : 
1 May 1821: 
298. - For defraying the Charge of Volunteer Corps in reat Rovain, from 25th Pee ee 
December 1820 to 24th December 1821 - ; - . 4! a 
298. (Ireland.| Ditto---inIreland - - - - - = = » | | 19,023 § 10 
| 4 Slew: 
se: 7 ee: 1 For defraying the Charge of the Disembodied Militia of Great Britain - 269,519 “12 2 
IneLanp—Militia, infra. f (D’) Ditto -_- - in Ireland _ - - - - - - ~ - - - 125,388 18 11 
é£. 583,931 16 11 
ORDNANCE: 
_ 19 April: 
8.  « On Account for the Service of the Office of Ordnance for 9821 - - 150,000 = — 
30 May: 0 
ac Sefeyng, the by vesicg 4 the Master Ra oe the Ordnance and and 43,071 12 8 
For Gratuities to Civil Officers and Clerks’ onthe Establishment- - - 30,000 — — 
For the Civil Establishments of Ordnance at Out-ports and Stations - - 20,163 3 4 
For Civil Officers and Clerks on Foreign Stations - - - - - 14,631 § 
For Incidental Charges and~Expénses at thé Tower, and the Forts and mS Tah ee 
Garrisons in Great Britain, Guernsey, and Jersey wee SF aie 5” ‘f 
’ (continued.) 





VoL. 76.——Sess,1821. R 





R= 


INDEX ¢o the Srventy-sixtH VoLumMe. 





[1891. 








Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page 


(Ireland.) 
(») 
(D*) 

41. = 
308. - 
308. « 
308. ([reland.) 
318. = 
es 
399 = 
483, - 
483. ~ 
483. - 
483. - 
483. - 
483. - 
483. 

483. - 
482 ° 
483. - 
483. - 
483. - 
483. - 
483, = 
483, - 
483. - 
483. - 
484. - 
484. ° 
484. - 
484. ~ 
484. -~ 
484. - 
484. - 
484. ° 
484. * 
484. - 











SU PPL Y—continued. 
ORDNANCE—continued. 
For Master Gonners, &amp;c. - - - - &lt; é d &lt; 
For the Corps of Royal Engineers” lgt = &amp; *~ Gg Ringe! ;, Oty 
For the Royal Sappers‘and Miners BOA AUOR IN HT BE Way. ws 
For Establishment for Enstruction for ditto - GP OagAMAY. 14 
For Balance of Pay of Royal Regiment of Artillery, ‘Be, ee 1, 
For the Brigade of Royal Horse Artillery © 7 ei Se ee 
For the Royal Artillery Drivers = - ..¢, 2... eee 


For the Medical Establishment of the ft * 


For Civil Officers, Profemott, and snes of oe Royal Military Academy) 
at Woolwich - - 


For Fees on-Ordnance Estimates be? Poe «etal Gleatyye td gly 
For Balance of Extraordinaries of the Office of Ordnance for 1821 = - - 


For Services performed by ver Cues of emcee, _* not poaprae e,) 
in 1819 _ - 


Ditto » - - and not provided for in 1800 wo enc Sohn) en 
For the Office of Ordnance in Irelaad  - = ~ - &amp; 
For Allowances to Superannuated, Retired and Half Pay Officers - = 


Ditto - - - in Ireland, on account of the Pay of Retired Officers of ~ 
late Irish Artillery - - _- = - e 


Ditto - - - of Allowances to Disabled Men and Pensioners’ - - ° 
Ditto - - - of Superannuated Allowances to Persons late belonging + to — 
Ordnance - - - - - « m “ 4 . a 
Ditto - - - in Ireland - ~ « a * - a . ‘ 


Ditto - - - in Great Britain, and not provided for by Parliament in 1820 - 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES : 


6 February 1821 : 
To discharge the ike Amount of Suppires, granted for 1820 - « 


4 May : 
For the Trustees of the British Museum - - - - : . 
For Allowances and Compensations in the nature of Superannuated sie 
ances to Persons belonging to Pustic DEPARTMENTS ot el « 
Ditto - - - inIreland -_ -- - o ~~ ° mn ‘ e 


8 May: 


es be ~e and paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of. 
and, to be by thém placed to the Account of the Commissioners for 
the Reduction of the Natronat Dest, for the Year ending 1 February 


1822 oe £« @ © ee © mE ire OTE Sry: op 
30 May: 
For the Expense of Works carrying on at the Rovan Coutece at —— 
BpuRom - - -' © 2c ©:# c© e© &amp;© © -« 
For the Penitentiary Hovse at Milbank, for 1821 - - = - 
28 June: 


For defraying the Charge of Works and Repairs of Pustic Buinpincs - 
For the Department of the Lord Chamberlain, for Firtines and pee 


NiTURE of the Two Houses of Parliament - - - - - ~ 
For defraying the Payment of Awards relativeto the Stave TRADE -~— - 
For Salaries, and Incidental Expenses of Commissioners - - -  - 
For Prosecutions relating tothe Coin - - + «= = = 
For the Expense of Law Cuarces - - - - - - a 
For Salaries and Allowances of Orricers of Lorpsand Commons - - 
For Confining, Maintaining and Employing Convicts - - - = - 
For the Nationat Vaccine EsTaABLISHMENT - - - - - 


For Bills drawn, or to be drawn, from New Soutn WALEs - - 


For Deficiency of Fre Funps, in the Departments of the Treasury, 
Secretaries of State, and Privy Council - Be tage ~ } 


To make good Deficiency of Contincent Expenses and Se, gl 


Bixus, in the Departments of the Treasury, Secretaries of State, Privy 
Council and Lord Chamberlain - - = - « 


For Ditto, for 1821 - - - - - - - - - - 
For Expenses of the Houses of Lonpsand Commons -« - -~— - 
For Foreicn andotherSrcretServieks - - = + - -« 
For :he Extraordinary Expenses of the Mint in the Gotp Co1nacEe - 


For printing Acts for the Houses of Parliament, and for printing for the 
HovsgofLorps --° - 2+ ce + «© -«- e &gt;» -« 


For printing the 76th Volume of Journats of the House of Commons 
For printing VorTEs - ey Oe et oe = re 


For priating Bitus, Rerorts and other Parens, by Order of the House o 
Commons - - © © 


For Deficiency of Gomi in 1820, 
of Ditto - a 

For re-printing JourNas ail Reports of Ditto, i: 1821 - - - 

For the Relief of American Loyauists gio) ve) ofesiiug 0 ® 

For confining and maintaining Crimsnat Lunatics  - - = &gt; 


For Allowances and Syperannuations to Persons formesly amphoyed in 
Pusiic Departments - - 


For the Retuce for the DestitutTE eeu? slo pel) @ eave? 
For Tovunonese and Corsican Emicrants,&amp;c. - - - -° 


for ping sOURBALS and net 


Sums Granted. 





x 
4,268 


40,030 © 


24,374 
2,020 


94,356 
34,812 


17,590 
8,377 
6,610 
1,458 

39,124 

38,209 
2,132 

111,837 
209,653 

11,279 
2,777 

36,138 


4,581 
1,506 





1,095,007 








5,000,000 


8,479 
31,510 
8,686 


290,000 


10,000 


40,000 


40,000 
22,500 


75,000 
18,700 
8,000 
25,000 
22,800 
90,532 
3,000 
100,000 


69,415 


8,706 


80,005 
19,055 
25,000 
25,000 


21,000 
3,500 
3,500 


20,000 


3,178 
3,000 
8,000 
3,306 
6,631 
5,000 
22,100 


10 














1821.) 


INDEX #0 the Seventy-sixtH VoLuUME. 








Reported, and Agreed to. 





487; Further 














Page. 
ye 


484. 
484. 


484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
484. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
‘485. 


485. 


485; Amended, and 


Agreed to; 487. 


485.(Ireland.) 


485. 
485. 


485. 


485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
485. 
486. 
486. 
486. 


486. 


486. 


486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 
486. 


Consideration 


Adjourned, 487. Resumed ; 


and 


V. Banxrvrpts, 


Resolutions agreed to ; 
again, and In- 
struction accordingly ; 493 





N 





SU PPL Y—continued. 


MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES—&lt;¢ontinued. 
For Deficiency of Grant in 1820, for printing Bris, Reports, and &lt;— 





Parers, &amp;&amp;- - - - - - - - 
For Ditto, for printing Acts ‘for the Houszgs of pn bea te and for 
printing forthe Hovsz or Lorps - - -* - «= -&amp; 
For Salaries and Expenses of the Court of mnanaree oi hie 
For the Pusuic Orricr, Bow STREET - - - 
For the Expense of the Penitentiary Hovsz, Milbank - - 
For the Repair of Henry THE SEVENTH’s CHAPEL Naa dee 
For defraying the Charge of ArricaN Forts - - - - « « 
( For the Civin EstapiisHMent of SierraLeone - - =~ - 
wm | Ditto - - - - - - = = of NewSouthWales - - - 
iS Ditto - - - = + + = - of Newfoundland. - « *&amp; 
= Ditto - - - - = - = - of Prince Edward Island -~ - 
= Ditto - - - - - = = = of New Brunswick - - - 
E Ditto - - - - - - - = of NovaScotia - - - «| 
&lt; | Ditto. - - --- -.- = - of Upper Canada - 2 
~. Ditto - - - - - = = = of Dominica - - - - 
Ditto - - - - = - - = of the Bahama Islands - - =. 


For defraying Outstanding Demands for IMpRovEMENTs in WESTMINSTER 
For making a New Street, from Mary-le-Bone Park to Charing Cross - 
For Conveying and Vietualling Sertiers atthe Carr of Guop Horr - 


*To enable the Commissioners-of Hignianp Roaps and BripDGEs, to 


fulfil their Engagements _- -- * -* = «© «© «- -~ 
To be applied by the Commissioners towards making a Roap inthe Isue 6 

SKYE - - - - - Py be ra a r 
To Baron DesrouRNEAvXxX, for Compensation for Losses at the Capture of 

Guadaloupe, in 1794 i ” ° ° - £.20,000 12 6} 
For the Protestant CuarTerR Scuoo.s in Ireland ° « ” . 
For the Founpiine Hospitau Tah kate. a ee er ee 
For the Hovusz or Inpustry eee ge eee ee hy ee 
For the Ricamonp Lunatic AsyLuM - - - » ‘ ‘ - 
For the HipeRNIAN Society for Sompiers CHILDREN - - - 
For the HipERNIAN Marine Society - ° eo BY &lt; A é 
For the Femate Orpuan Hovse - . a ° a b ‘ 
For the W estMORLAND Lock HospPiTau - - - “ +s ‘ 
For the Lyine-1n-HospPiTaL - - - « ° . « é 
For Dr. SteveNs’s HospitTat - - - * « &amp; “ e 
For the Fever Hospitat, Dublin - - ~ - - “ is 
For the Hosrirat ror INCURABLES~ - - - e Pr a 
For the Roman CatTuonic SEMINARY in Ireland - - é é * 
For the Association for DiscouNTENANCING VICE - « @ é 
For the Green Coat Hospitat, Cork oe he ete “ 
For the Cork INsTITUTION - - - - - ~ - a a 
For the Socrety for Promotinec the Epucation of the Poor - ° 
For the DusLiIN Society - - - » . - e : ps 
For building CuurcHes and Giese Hovsesin Ireland - -~ - 
For further defraying the Expenses of Ditto - - 6 eee 


For the Linen and HempeN MANvUFAcTURES' - - . 
For the Commissioners of Wip8 STREETS se « é &lt; - ‘ 


For the Farmine Society of Ireland - - - - - ~ é 
For the CHAIRMAN of the Boarp of INLAND NAVIGATION - - 
For the Expenditure ofthe Boanp or Works + + += = -&amp; 
For PrinTING, STATIONERY, Ke. - - - - - - - 
For publishing Prochamations, &amp;. - - - -« = « -&amp; 
For printing Statutes for the Use of the Magistratesof Ireland -  - 
For Crim1naL Prosecutions, and other Law Expenses- - - ~~ 
For apprehending Pustic OrFENDERS - - -= - = = = 
For Non-CoNFORMING MINISTERS’ - - . - - - - 
For the Secepine Mintsrers of Ulster - - - - - - 
For Protestant Diss—ENrtING MINISTERS - - - - - - 
For Lotrery Orrices in Ireland - - . - - - - 
For the Roya Irtsu AcapDEMY - - - - - - - - 
For Works at Howrn Harsour -~—  - ~ ee - 
For Ditto at DUNMore Harsour - - - - - - - 


For Civit ConTINGENCIEs in Ireland - - - - - - ~ 
For INtaNp NaviGatTionsin Ireland - 


For the Potice and Watch EstasiisHMentsin Dublin - - = - 
In Aid of Pusiie Scuoots established by voluntary Contributions - —- 
For the Commissioners of Courts of Justice - - - - - = 
For Deficiency of Grant of 1820, for Printing the 75th Volume of JourNnaALs 
of the House of Commons - we et ae } 
For Salaries of Commissioners of INsoLvent Destors Court “ufo 
For the Superintendence of ALIENS at ie Fete ES 
For the Oxrorp and CamBripGe UnivegsiTIEs eg oe ee 
For Protestant Dissentinc Ministersin England . - “%- 
For erecting New Courts for the Commissioners of BANKRUPTS - 
For Improvements in Honyunap Road - -~ - Rylnieodtse 
For Colonial Services heretofore = out of the Army Ext RAORDINARYES 
£. 


Vo. 76.——Sess. 1821. 











"23,000 


Zr" s 


5731 6 


3 9700 1 
7;000 _— 
33,597 


2,456 4 
15,000 — 
22,444 3 
17,081 5 

6,283 10 


14,000 
16,700 
7,000 
3,000 
20,000 
1,000 
8,697 
4,034 
756 
1,718 
300 
3,978 
10,000 
20,000 
4,000 
25,000 
4,000 
6,000 
1,068 
8,400 
52135 
953 
71236 
2,300 
‘6,798 
2,442 











6,885,304 — —# 









































Reported, and Agreed to. 
Page. 
arte 
41. - 
41.(Ireland.) 
318. - 


adjourned, 487. Resumed, 
and Resolutions agreed te, 


487; Further bens] 
489. 


399: 





Acts referred, 52. 


Report deferred, 414, 


CHAIRMAN OF THE ComMMITTEE or Ways anv Means; Vide (AppREssES, 7.) 


INDEX éo the SEVENTY-s1XxTH VoLUME. (1821. 


SU PP L Y—continued. 


EXCHEQUER BILLS, &amp;c.: 
6 February - 1821 : 
To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills, charged on Aids or Supplies of 
1818, 1819, 1820, and 1821 a. ~ Sad ~ } 
Ditto - - - [rish Treasury Bills, charged on Ditto, for 1821 - &gt; ie 
8 May: 

For discharging Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, ect 
Mint Notes, for 1821. - - - - - - - - - - 
For paying off. Exchequer Bills issued peenet to Acts 57 and 58 a 
ILI, authorizing the issue of Exchequer Bills for Public Works - ~ - 


£. 
CIVIL LIST: 


30 May_1821: 


For Expenses ofa Civil Nature, which do not form part of the ree} 
Charges of the Civil List, for 1821 i ee ee ek a 














Sums Granted. 
&amp; a &amp; 
29,000,000 — — ‘ 
1,500,000 — — 
1,000,000 — — 
206,400 — — 
31,706,400 — — 
280,000 —- — 

















£. 280,000 —- = 
£. s. d. 
NAVY - . e * é ~ « . ~ ” - 6,391,903 3 1 
ARMY - ~ - 7 m . . © Pa é - 8,161,105 10° 5 
MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER CORPS - - - = = — 583,931 16 11 
ORDNANCE ee ee ee ee a | ae 
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - - ° - - - 6,885,304 o of 
EXCHEQUER BILLS - - - - = = = = 91,706,400 — — 
CIVIL LIST - - « « o ° ° : © - 280,000 — — 
TOTAL OF SUPPLY- - - &amp;£. 55,103,651 10 543 








WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY : 


TO be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 41, 52, 66, 72, 81, 87, 96, 104, 110, 124, 131, 138, 147, 152, 160, 
167, 174, 181, 191, 199, 205, 212, 220, 226, 235, 242, 251, 264, 271, 280, 294,302, 309, 315, 325, 340, 348, 365, 371, 380; 
39, 400, 414, 420, 430, 435, 443, 449, 456.——Considered, 61, 358, 407, 402. 


Accounts referred, 61, 358, 407. 
CommMirtTEE dropped upon the Question of Adjournment, 335. 


420, 424. 





Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :—Relating to 













Reported, and Agreed to. 















Page. 


’ atten 


~ 


65; Bill ordered there- 
upon, ibid, 
V. MALT and PENSIONS, 


infra, 





65; Bill ordered, ae 
upon, ibid. 
V. TRANSFER OF GRANTS, 


infra. 


accordingly. 


364; Instruction | 
V. BANK or IRELAND. | 


364; Bills ordered 


GRANTS: 
12 February: 
For further continuing the Duties on Matt - - - = -— = 
For continuing the Duties upon Topacco and SNUFF - - -— - 
For raising Four Shillings in the Pound upon PENnsions, Orrices, 7A) 
Persona Estates oS we ee ee ee oe ae 


For further continuing the Duties upon SuGar imposed by Acts 27, 34 yas 
37 Geo. Ill. - - - - - - - é &gt; }2 : 


Ditto - - the Excise Duties on Foreign Spirits - - - = - 


That part of the Sum of £. 5,000,000, now remaining in the peared | 
or to be received to complete the Aids granted in the last Session, be 
applied for the Service of 1821 - - - -- = - = -J 


21 May: 
For issuing and applying £.500,000, to be advanced by the Governor ve 
Company of the Bank of Ireland - - i me 


For issuing and applying any Sum or Sums which may have been or may 


be paid into the Exchequer, in respect of Exchequer’ Bills, issued for 
Public Works - = &gt; *s aia - A Be aapece Sao 












thereupon, 365. | 








That such part of the Balance remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer, 
or which may be advanced by the Bank, pursuant to Act 56 Geo. ILI, 
authorizing an advance of Unclaimed Dividends for the Public Service, 
be advanced for the Public Service - - - -* - - @&amp; 


8 June: 


For raising £.13,000,000 by Annuities ; £. 12,500,000 in Great Britain and 
£. 500,000 in Ireland, being £. 541,666 13 4 lrish Currency in Ireland ; 

- also stating the-mode in which the said £. 12,500,000 shall be paid into 
the Exchequer in Westminster, and the said £. 541,666 13 4 into the 
Exchequer in Dublin ; to be applied to such Services as shall have been 
voted in this Session of Parliament - - eo «= - - - 





Sums to be raised. 





Pog s.  d, 


5,000,000 — — 





500,000 — — 





13,000,000 — — 











1821.] INDEX # the Seventy-sixtH VoLuMeE. 














Reported, and Agreed to. 





Page. GRANTS—continued. , ae ee 
FOX . P 
For issuing and applying £.1,500,000 out of the Dutieson Tea - = - 1,500,000 — — 
. i For issuing and applying £.500,000 arising from the Pecuniary Indemnity 


vember 1815 - - - - 


427, 428; Bill or Bills For raising a Sum by way of LorTEeRrigs - - o ‘ ° ~ ve 
ordered thereupon, 428.] | Fo, issuing and applying £. 163,400, arisen from the Sale of 





Old Naval 
’ V. Loan, Stores - - - “ } 163,400 
ee” For issuing and applying £.81,630 6. of the Surplus of Grants of 1820 - 81,630 6 -~ 
APPROPRIATION, For raising £.29,000,000, by Exchequer Bills, for 1821 - - - | 29,000,000 — -— 
IneLAND — TREA- For raising £. 1,000,000, by Treasury Bills, for 1821 - - - - 1,000,000 — — 
surY BILLs. ects mie T ic hed ar an 
For granting to His Majesty, out of the Duties imposed by Act of this Ses- 
sion for continuing the Duties on Malt, Sugar, Tobacco, and Snuff, for 
1821, &amp;c. such a Sum as will complete the Sum of £.2,500,000 granted aie | 
in the last Session out of the Excise Duties, and that the said Sum be issued 
L and applied towards the Aids and Supplies, granted for 1820 - - — - 
23, June: 
For cancelling certain Stock, and that the Duties and Revenues which 
465; Bill ordered there- would have been applicable to the payment of the Interest, shall form 
upon. part of the Consolidated Fund for the a ose of defraying the Charge eo 
V. STOCK ppewuaens, occasioned by the Additions to the Public Funded Debt of Bieni Britain 
injra. ps pe se 


and Ireland, in the present Session 





BILLS : 


APPROPRIATION; Bill for applying certain Sums for the Service of the Year 1821 ; Ordered, 428. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be printed; 441. 
Committee deferred, 467. Instruction to receive Clauses of Credit and Appropriation, 490. _ Bill considered, ibid. _ Further 
considered, 491. Bill ry eng to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 496. Passed, 500. Agreed to by 


the Lords, 504. Royal Assent, 505. 


EXCHEQUER BILLS; Bill for raising £.29,000,000 by; Ordered, 428. Presented, and read ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 432. Committed, 437. Considered, 443. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 44y. 
Passed, 454. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 492. 

(IrELAND.)—Militia—Bill for defraying the Charge of their Pay and Clothing; Ordered, 308. Presented, and read; 
Day appointed for Second Reading; 320. Committed, 325, 329- Bill considered, 332. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 340. Third Reading deferred, 


Royal Assent, 383. 


be ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 496. Passed, 500. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 505. 
MALT AND PENSIONS; Bill for continuing to His Majesty, certain Duties on Malt, &amp;c.; Ordered, 65. Presented, and 
read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 69. Committed, 73. Considered,75. Reported; to be ingrossed; Day 
; appointed for Third Reading; 81. Passed, 87. Agreed to by the Lords, 100. Royal Assent, 102. 

M1x1T14; Bill for defraying the Charge of their Pay and Clothing ; Ordered, 308. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Codimitied, 325. Committee deferred, 329. Bill considered, 331. Reported; to be ingrossed; 
Day appointed for Third Reading; 340. Third Reading deferred, 345. Bill passed, 348. Agreed to by the Lords, 369. 


Second Reading ; 320. 


Royal Assent, 383. 


é Stock CANCELLING ; Bill to provide for the Charge of the additions to the Public Funded Debt of the United Kingdom ; 
Ordered, 466. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 469. Committed, 473. Considered, 478. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 489. Passed, 491. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal 


Assent, 502. 


Vide SuppPuiEs. 





WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE .SUPPLY—continued. 


payable by the French Government in virtue of the Treaty of 20 No 500,000 — — 


(Ibid.)—Treasury Bills.—Bill for raising £.1,000,000 by ; Ordered, 428. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second 
Reading ; 432. Committed, 437. Considered, 443. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Ti 
Passed, 454. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 492. 
Loan; Bill for raising a Loan of £.13,000,000, from the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt ; Ordered, 
3 428. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 432. Committed, 437. Considered, 443. Reported; to be 
ay | ingrossed ; Day appointed for Third Reading; 449. Passed, 454. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 492. 
LoTrerié£s; Bill for raising a Sum by; Ordered, 428. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; 432. 
| Second Reading deferred, 439, 449, 456, 463, 470, 476, 479, 487. Bill committed, 490. Considered, 491. -Reported; to 


TRANSFER OF GRANTS ; Bill for applying certain Monies therein-mentioned, for the Service of the Year; Ordered, 65. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 69 
grossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 81. Passed, 87. Agreed to by the Lords, 100. Royal Assent, 102. 





































Sums Granted. 


























Second Reading deferred, 443, 450. Bill committed, 457. 


345- Bill passed, 348. Agreed to by the Lords, 369. 


hird Reading; 449. 


Committed, 73. Considered, 75. Reported; to be in- 









SUTHERLAND STATUTE Lazsour; Petition for a Bill for more 
effectually converting the same into Money; Referred to 
a Committee, 25. Reported; Bill ordered; 107. Presented, 
and read, 112. Committed, 135. Reported; to be in- 
gromeets 172. Passed, 177. Agreed to by the Lords, 203. 

oyal Assent, 237. 

Swinpon and Marisorovucnu Roads; Petition for a Bill to 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred to a Committee, 
-54. Reported; Billordered; 95. Presented, and read, 146. 
Committed, 201. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 283. Passed, 
378. Agreed to by the Lords, 423. Sos Assent, 425. 

SyMONDSHALL Road. Vide Tersury. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. A. 1821. 
"TABLE OF FEES. Vide Fees. 


and enlarge Term and Powers of Acts; Referred toa Com- 
mittee, 14. Reported ; Bill ordered ; 22. Presented, and read, 


Vou. 76,——Sess. 1821. 





TapcasTeR and Or.ey Road; Petition for a Bill to continue . 












25. Committed, 37. Reported; to be ingrossed; 78. Passed, 
85. Agreed to by the Lords, 100. Royal Assent, 103. 

Tatuacut Inclosure. Vide IRELAND, 

TancmeERE Inclosure. Vide BoxcGrove. 

Tay Fisuery; Petition for a Bill to alter and amend Act; 
Referred to a Committee, 31. 

Taynton (Ozford) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered, 30. Presented, and read, 86. Committed, 177. 
Reported ; to be ingrossed; 215. Passed, 219, Agreed to 
by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 238. 

Tempster (Montgomery ) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 26. Presented, and read, 85. Committed,- 
107. Reported; to be ingrossed; 244. Passed, 267. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 317. Royal Assent, 385. 

TetTsury Roads; Petition for a Bill for repairing the Roads 
from thence to Symondshall; Referred to a Committee, 38. 
Reported ; Bill ordered; 47. Presented, and read, 69. Com- 
“mitted, 142. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 277. Passed, 311. 

‘Agreed to by the Lords, 333. Royal Assent, 384. 












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Tuamss (Lastage and Ballastage.) Petition fora Bill for further 
continuing Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 37. Reported ; 
Bill ordered ; 83. Presented, and read, 91. Committed, 402. 
Petition from Trinity House for further Time for Report ; 
Time enlarged; 418. Bill reported; to be ingrossed 5 435» 
Passed, 445. Agreed to by the Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 
493- 

Vide Accounts. 

Turrsk anp Masuam Road; Petition for a Bill for amending 
and repairing the same; Referred to a Committee, 14. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 25. Order of leave for Bill read, 
and discharged ; Another Bill ordered ; Presented, and read ; 
a8. Committed, 64. Reported; to be ingrossed; 104. 
Passed, 108. Agreed to by the Lords, 136.. Royal Assent, 
200. 

Tuornuit Inclosure. Vide Broap Town. 


Tip Sr. Gites (Cambridge) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose; and Bill ordered, 38. 

Titsury Fort Road; Petition for a Bill to continue and 
enlarge Term and Powers of Acts ; Referred to a Committee, 
39. Reported; Bill ordered; 67. Presented, and read, 79. 
Committed, 90. Reported; and Bill re-committed ; Com- 
mittee to sit and report ona certain Day; 210. Bill reported; 
to be ingrossed; 219. Passed, 224. Agreed to by the Lords, 
246. Royal Assent, 282. 

Tires. Vide Acerovs Acip. 

Timser; Petitions respecting the Duties thereon; viz. Of 
Landowners and Merchants of the Canadas, 27. Of Merchants 
and others of Miramichi, New Brunswick, and of Mon- 
treal, in Lower Canada; to be printed, 59. Of Merchants 
trading with the British North American Colonies; to be 
more | 80. Of Merchants and others of Scarborough ; Mer- 
chants of London; 85. Of Merchants of Liverpool] ; referred to 
Committee on Foreign Trade, 91. Vide Foreign Trane. 
Petitions of Merchant Ship Owners of South Blyth and 
Hartley; Newcastle, and Liverpool ; referred, 95. All Petitions 
referred, 96. Of Merchants and others of North and South 
Shields; Alexander Campbell; Merchants and others of 
Whitby; referred, 103. Of Ship Owners of Greenock ; Magis- 
trates and Town Council of Greenock ; Merchants and others 
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and of Aberdeen ; Ship Owners of 
Sunderland | of Great Yarmouth; referred, 108. Of Pro- 
prietors of Establishment for the Manufacture of Deals in 
Canadas and of Traders of London ; referred, 113. Of Mer- 
chants and Ship Owners of Stockton-upon-Tees, and Kingston- 
upon-Hull ; referred, 137. Of Merchants of Glasgow; referred, 
166. Petition of Merchants concerned in the Timber Trade of 
Canada offered ; and it appearing that the said Petition was 
in the French language; Petition withdrawn, 173. Of Ship 
Owners of Leith and Kirkaldy; to be printed, 179. Of Land 
Owners of Lower Canada, with Translation; to be printed, 189. 
Of Merchants, &amp;c. of Plymouth Dock ; to be printed, 198. 
Of Ship Owners of London ; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 202. Of Merchants and others of Plymouth ; of 
Ship Owners of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; of Townships of Blyth 
and Hartley ; and of North Shields; referred, 204. Of Mer- 
chants of Norway; and of James Borthwick; 208. To be 
srinted, 209. Of Merchants of London, Westminster and 
Southwark, 216. To be printed, 217. Of Daniel Campbell ; 
to be printed, 224. Of Merchants of London trading to the 
North of Europe ; to be printed, 236. Of Sawyers in Edin- 
burgh and Leith ; to be printed, 240. Of Alexander Balfour; 
to be printed, 246. Of Chamber of Commerce of Edinburgh, 
249. Of Merchants trading to the North of Europe; to be 
printed, 287. 

Acts relative to the Duties on Timber; To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 167. Com- 
mittee deferred, 182,199, 208. Acts considered, 217. Resolu- 
tion reported; Day appointed for further considering Report; 
221. Further consideration deferred, 231. Report re-committed 
and considered, 236. Resolution reported, and agreed to ; 
Bill ordered thereupon; 242. Vide enfra. 

- Bill to repeal the Duties of Customs and Drawbacks 
thereon, and to grant other Duties and Drawbacks; Ordered, 
242. Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing; 253- Committed, 259. Bill considered, 270. Reported; 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading; 276. 
Passed, 288. Agreed to by the Lords, 369. Royal Assent, 
383. 

Tirnes. Vide IRELAND. 

Tosacco; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of the better Prevention of Frauds in the Manufactory of 
Tobacco; Considered; reported ; and Bill ordered ; 408. Vide 
infra. 

Bill for securing the Duties of Excise on Tobacco; 
Ordered, 408. Presented, and read; Day appointed for 
Second Reading ; and to be printed; 418. Second Reading 
deferred, 432, 439. Bill committed, 447. Petition of Manu- 
facturers of Glasgow, against; to be printed; Petitions of 
Manufacturers of London, Westminster and Southwark, 
against; 447- Committee deferred, 454. Petition of Manu- 
facturers of Norwich against ; to be printed, 458. Committee 
deferred, 459. Petition of Dealers in Norwich, against, 461. 


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Committee deferred, 464. Petitions of- Manufacturers’ 
Leeds, and of William. Churchman, against, 468. Bill = 
sidered ; Reported ; Day appointed for further considering 
Report ; and Bill, as amended, to be printed; 469. Further 
Consideration defetred, 489. Report further considered ; Bill 
to be ingrossed; Day appointed for Third Reading ; 496. 
Passed, 500. Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Anscat, 
502. 

Tosaco; Motion for appointing a Select Committee to inquire 
into certain abuses in the Administration of Justice in the 
Island of Tobago; Amendment proposed; Amendment and 
Motion withdrawn; Motion that the House will, early in the 
next Session, appoint a Select Committee to inquire into the 
Administration of Justice in the Island ef Tobago, Neg. 419. 

Torovay Roap. Vide Keyserry. 

Tower Hamuets. Vide WATERWORKS. 

Trapve. Grand Committee appointed, 6. 

Vide BirmincHam. Foreicn Trane. 


Trazta Mawr Embankment; Petition for a Bill to alter and 
amend Act, 25. Referred to a Committee, 26, Reported ; 
Report to lie on the Table; 37. Report read; Leave for 
Notices ; Bili ordered ; Committee to report on Notices : 47. 
Bill presented, and read, 118. Committed, 303. Petition 
of the Guardians of Lord Newborough, against ; referred - 
Counsel ordered ; Voices; 331. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed : 
396. Passed, 401. By the Lords, with Amendments, 427. 
Considered, and agreed to, 431. Royal Assent, 442. 

Transrer of Grants. Vide Ways and Means, and Bits 
in Supptiy. 

TRANSPORTATION OF OFFENDERS; Acts 56 Geo. IIL, ec. 27 
25 Geo. III, c. 46, &amp;c. relative to the Imprisonment and 
Transportation of Offenders; read ; Bill to continue the same: 
Ordered, 101. Presented, and read, 104. Committed, 110. 
Considered, 117. Reported ; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 124. Passed, 132. Agreed to by the Lords 
151. Royal Assent, 200. ‘ 

Vide IRELAND. Turner. 

Treasury. Vide Accounts, 


Treasury Bitis. Vide IRELAND. 


Trinity Hospital ( Greenwich); Bill from Lords, to enable the 


Warden and Poor Men to sell certain Estates, 381. Read, 
393. Committed, 416. Reported, and passed, 452. Royal 
Assent, 467. 

Trinity House (Lastage and Ballastage.) Vide Accounts. 
THAMES. 


Trustees. Vide Lunatic. 


Turner, James; Petition complaining of his Imprisonment, 
on a Charge of High Treason ; To lie on the Table, and to 
be printed, 301. ye 

TurNnuam Green Gas Light. Vide BRENTFORD. 

Turnrike Roads; Bill to amend the general Laws now in 
being, for regulating Turnpike Roads; Ordered, 344. Pre- 
sented, and read; me A appointed for Second Reading ; and 
to be printed; 349. Second Reading deferred, 364, 391. 
Bill committed, 404. Reported; Day appointed for ferther 
considering Report; Bill as amended, to be printed; 427. 

Petition of William Lester, respecting his Plan for the 
Improvement of Roads; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 504. 

Vide Accounts, 

Typ St. Mary Briper. 


Hicuways. Merropotis. 


Vide NENeE. 


1°&amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl. 7. Sess. 2. A, 1821. 
VACCINE EsTABLISHMENT. 


DRESSES, 47.) 

Vacrants ; Select Committee appointed to take into consider- 
ation the existing Laws, omy to Vagrants ; To report Ob- 
servations, 166. To send for Persons, Papers and Records; 
Five to be the Quorum; 167. Members added, 169, 175, 
199. Accounts presented 27th March, referred, 210. Com- 
mittee to sit notwithstanding Adjournment, 220. Members 
added, 243. Bill reported; Report to lie on the Table; 
and to be printed; 368. (App* N° 12.) 

Acts 17 Geo. II, c. 5,32. Geo. III,-c. 45, and 26 
Geo. II, c. 34; read; Bill to amend the Laws now in force, 
relating to Vagrants; Ordered, 376. Presented, and read ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading ; and to be printed ; 382. 
Committed, 407. Committee deferred, 420,. 424. : Bill con- 
sidered ; 439. _ Reported; to be ingrossed; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; 443. Passed, 453..' Agreed to by the 
Lords, 469. Royal Assent, 492. 

—— Vide Accounts. (Appresses. 18.) 

Vice, Society for the Suppression of; Petition of William 
Clarke, complaining of a Piosssatlon instituted by them; To 
lie on the Table; and to be printed; 504. 

Vinecar. Vide Acetous Actp. 

Union Duriszs; Petitions against; viz. Of Manufacturers 
of Keswick; to be printed, 80. Of Chamber of Com- 
merce and Inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, against ; 

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to be printed, 127.. Of Inhabitants of Dublin, 183. To be 
inted, 184. Petition of Manufacturers of Newcastle-under- 
yne; to be printed, 2 Of Merchants and Inhabitants of 
Liverpool ; to be printed, 231. Of Chamber of Commerce of 
‘Edinburgh, 266. Of Inhabitants of Belfast, 279, 280. Of 
Inhabitants of Banden, 331. 


Universities. Vide Accounts. 

Vores AND PrRocEEDINGS; to be printed, 7. 

Votes. Vide EtEcTIoNs. 

Usury Laws; Bill for repealing the Laws which prohibit the 
taking of Interest for Money; Ordered, 257. Presented, and 
read; Day apomnie’ for Second Reading; and to be 

rinted; 269. Report 28th May 1818, to be printed, 269. 
Becond Reading deferred, 340. Petition of Bankers of Wim- 
borne Minster; to lie on the Table, 343. Petitions of 
Bankers of York; and of Messrs. Strange, and others of 
Swindon, in favour; to be printed, 344. Of Bankers of 
Bristol, in favour; to be printed, 347. Second Reading 
deferred, 348. Petition of Bankers of Crewkerne, in 
favour, 350. Of John Bannister, in favour; to be printed, 

54. Second Reading deferred, 364. Petition of Bankers of 

arlborough, in favour; to be printed, 369. Petition from 
Belfast, against; to be printed, 386. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 390, 413. Second Reading put off for Three Months, 
427. 

UrroxetTer and Rocester Road; Petition for a Bill for 
amending and improving the same; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 59. 


1° &amp; 2° Geo. IV. Parl 7. Sess. 2. A. 1821. 
WADES Mitt and Bartey Roads; Petition for a Bill for 


continuing and amending Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14. Reported; Bill ordered; 47. Presented, and 
read, 96. Committed, 108. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 
172. Passed, 208, Agreed to by the Lords, 225. Royal 
Assent, 237. 

WakeEFIELD Road. Vide Leeps. 

Watsssy (Nottingham) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose ; 
Bill ordered, 43. Presented, and read, 135. Committed, 
150. Reported; to be be terror 201. Passed, 211. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 235. Royal Assent, 238 

Waker, Richard ; Petition complaining of the Conduct of 
the Portuguese Government ; To lie on the Table, and to be 
printed, 499. 

Warenovsine; Acts 43 Geo. III, c. 132, and 45 Geo. ITI, 
c. 87, and 46 Geo. III, c, 137, for permitting certain Goods 
imported, to be secured in Warehouses ; To be considered in 
a Committee of the whole House, 441. Considered; reported ; 

- and Bill ordered ; 445. Vide infra. 

Bill for amending the Laws of Excise, re- 

lating to Warehousing of Goods ; Ordered, 445. Presented, 

and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading; 462. Com- 

mitted, 465. Considered, 471. Reported; to be ingrossed; 

Day appointed for Third Reading; 476. Passed, 480. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 503. Royal Assent, 502. 


Bill to make more effectual Provision for 

rmitting Goods imported into Great Britain, to be ware- 

i éeied without Payment of Duty; Ordered, 469. Pre- 

sented, and read; Second Reading put off for Three Months ; 
and to be printed ; 504. 

WarrincTon Roads. Vide SALrorp, 

Warwick Gaol. Vide Mappocks. 

Wartertoo Bridge and Lamspetn Gas Light. Vide Lam- 
BETH. 

Waterworks; Committee appointed to inquire into the past 
and present State of the Supply of Water to the Metropolis ; 
To report Observations ; number of Committee to be Twenty- 
one ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 
the Quorum; to adjourn from time to time, and to sit 

‘during the Sitting, and notwithstanding any Adjournment ; 
40. Petition of Frecholders of Tower Hamlets, and Holborn 
and Finsbury Divisions ; referred, 51. Message to Lords, re- 

uesting Copy of Evidence on West Middlesex Waterworks 
ill, in 1819, 58. Minutes of Evidence taken in 1819 ;, and 
Petitions relating to Water Companies; referred, 58. 
Members added, 62, 74. Petition of South London Water- 
works Company ; referred, 118. Petition of Householders of 

‘Saint James, and several other Parishes; referred, 129. 
Petition of Proprietors of Lambeth Waterworks Company ; 
referred, 188. Members added, 198. Report to lie on if 
Table, and to be printed, 356. Minutes of Evidence or- 
dered, 438. Presented, 442. 

Bill for the further Regulation of the Supply 
of Water in London and Westminster ; Ordered, 438. Pre 
sented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and 

— printed; 438. Committed, 482. Committee deferred, 

488. 














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ments as may be proper to print as an Appendix to the Evi- 
dence; to send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be 


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the Quorum ; 454. Report to lie on the Table; and to be 
printed ; 488. ; 

Waterworks. Vide Lorps. 

Werents. AND MEAsurEs ; Select. Committee appointed to 
consider of the several Reports which have been laid before 
this House in the present Session of Parliament, and of Pro- 
ceedings relative to the length of the Pendulum ; To report 
Observations and Opinions ; to send for Persons, Papers and 
Records ; Five to be the Quorum ; Reports referred ; 257. 
Report and Apppedix to lie on the Table, and to be printed, 
392. (App* N° 12.) 

Vide Accounts. (ADDRESSES, 42.) 

We cn Jupicature ; Select Committee appointed to agave 
into and report to the House, their Observations touching 
the Laws relating to the Administration of Justice in Wales ; 
To send for Persons, Papers and Records; Five to be the 
Quorum ; Minutes of Evidence taken in 1817 and 1820; re- 
ferred, 96. Report to lie on the Table, and with the Ap- 
pendix, to be printed; 438. 

We ts Roads; Petition for a Bill for more effectually repair- 
ing and improving the same; Referred toa Committee, 25. 
Reported; Bill ordered; 62. Presented, and read, 78. Com- 
mitted,go. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 134. Passed, 146. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 180, Considered, and 
agreed to, 189. Royal Assent, 200. 

Vide GLAsToNBURY. 

WenDEN Lorts, &amp;c. (Esser) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 
inclose ; and Bill ordered, 26. 

West Hovucuton Road. Vide Great Botton. 


West Inpia Dock Company; Petition of Merchants of 
London, against the renewal of their Charter; To lie on the 
Table, and to be printed, 116. 

Vide Lonpon. 

West Mipp.esex Waterworks Bill. Vide Lorps. 

Westminster ImprovEMENT; Act 46 Geo. III, c. 89, for 
the Improvement of Westminster; read; Bill to amend; Or- 
dered; Presented, and read; Day mppomntedt for Second 
Reading; and to be printed; 274. iil committed, 281. 
Considered, 295. Reported; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading; ibid. Third Reading deferred, 302, 
309, 315. Bill passed, 320. Agreed to by the Lords, 388. 
Royal Assent, 425. 





Vide Accounts. 


W EsTON-ON-THE-GREEN and KipitineTon Roads ; Petition 
for a Bill to continue and amend Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 44. Reported, 111. Bill ordered, 112. Presented, 
and read, 125. Committed, 134. Reported; to be in- 

rossed; 176. Passed, 196. Agreed to by the Lords, 339. 
oyal Assent, 384. 

Wuarrs; Act 22 Car. II, c. 11, read; Bill to repeal so much 
thereof as restrains Persons from erecting Wharfs between 
London Bridge and the Temple; Ordered, 115. Presented, 
and read; Day appointed for Second Reading; and to be 
printed ; 124. Petitions of Trustees of London Bridge Water- 
works ; and of Merchants of London, against ; to be printed, 
143. Second Reading deferred, 147. Petitions of Corpora- 
tion of London; and Merchants and others of Bridge Ward, 
against; tolie on the Table, 157. Petition of Proprietors 
of Wharfs, in favour; to lie on the Table, 159. Bill com- 
mitted, 160. Petitions against; referred, 164. Petition of 
Fishmonger’s Company, against; referred, and Counsel or- 
dered, 295. Petition of Free Watermen of London, against ; 
referred, and Counsel ordered, 304. Petition of the Com- 
pany of Dyers, against; to lie on the Table, 327. Bill re- 

orted ; and re-committed, 351. Petition of Merchants of 

ondon, against; to lie on the Table, 361. To be printed, 
370. Bill considered, 362. Report deferred, 370. otion, 
that the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee on 
the Bill, be laid before the House, Neg. 373. Bill reported ; 
to be ingrossed; Day oy HOTT for Third Reading; ' 376. 
Bill passed, 389. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 4go. 
Considered, and agreed to, 493. Royal Assent, 502. : 

Wuear. Vide Buck Wueat. 

WueEe ter, John. Vide IncuesteR Gaot. 

Wuiraker, John. Vide RecoGNizaNce, 

Wuire, George, Petition of George White, respecting his 
dismissal from the Office of a Collector of Taxes; To lie on 
the Table, and to be printed, 478. 

Wuirecuaret Road Gas Light ; Petition for a Bill for Light- 
ing the same with Gas; Referred to a Committee, 57. Re- 
ported; Billordered; 75. Presented, and read, 149. Com- 
mitted, 168. Petition of Gas Light and Coke Company, 
against; referred; Counsel ordered; Voices; 175. Bill re- 
ported; to be ingrossed; 220. Passed, 261. Agreed to 
by the Lords,296. Royal Assent, 310. 


Wuuite Herrine Fisnery. Vide Herrine Fisuery. 


Wuittty (York) Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclose, and 
Bill ordered; 32. Presented, and read, 149. Committed, 
‘268. Time enlarged for Committee to report; 284. Bill 
reported; to be ingrossed; 351 Passed, 361. Agreed to by 
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Warttincton (Derby) Lands; Petition fora Bill to inclose; 
and Bill ordered, 60. Presented, and read, 150. Committed, 
245. Time.enlarged for Committee to report; 275. Reported ; 
to be ingrossed; 336. Passed, 393. Agreed to by the Lords, 
343. Royal Assent, 442. 


Wuitwe..- (Westmorland) Lands; Petition for a Bill to 


inclose; and Bill ordered, 46. Presented, and read, 127- 
Committed, 135. 

Wi.xinson, Harrison. Vide Nationat Desr. 

Witutams, Cadogan. Vide ANNvitY Banks. 

Wixutams, George. Vide Lancaster Cast te. 

Wits and Berxs Canal; Petition for a Bill for incorporating 
the North Wilts Canal Company with the Proprietors of the 
Wilts and Berks Canal; Referred to a Committee, 49. Re- 
ported; Bill ordered ; 117. Presented, and read, 134. Com- 
mitted, 149. Time Ee for Committee to report, 273. 
Further enlarged, 330. Bill reported; to be Bg ey 362. 
Passed, 372. Agreed to by the Lords, 411. Royal Assent, 
425. 

Wibduarren House ; Bill from Lords, to enable the Lord 
Bishop of Winchester to sell Winchester House, 159. Read, 
164. Committed, 176. Reported, and passed, 210, Royal 
Assent, 237. 

Winpow Tax. Vide IRELAND. 

Wine. Vide Packet Boats. 

Winrerstow Road. Vide BasinesToKE. 

Wircuerart. Vide IRELAND. 

Witnesses; usual Orders relating to them, 7. 

Motion that Thomas Arrowsmith, William 

Shackle and Robert Thomas Weaver had prevaricated in 

their Evidence on the Hearing of the Matter of the Complaint 

against the “ John Bull” Newspaper; withdrawn, 335. 

Robert Thomas Weaver, a Witness in the above 

Case, committed to Newgate for Prevarication, 335. 

in Foreign Parts; Bill to facilitate the 
Examination of Witnesses in Foreign Parts; Ordered, 209. 
Presented, and read; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 
and to be printed; 264. Second Reading deferred, 319, 325. 
Bill committed, 332. Committee put off for Six Months, 
347: 

Witton Park Railway. Vide Stockton. 

WiverTon Inclosure. Vide CLey-NEXT-THE-SEA. 

Wosvurn Road. Vide Hockuirre. 

Womens ey; Petition for a Bill for making a Railway from 
thence to the River Dun, 57. Referred to a Committee, 
58. Reported ; Report to lie on the Table; 85. Read again ; 
Leave given to deposit a Section ; Bill ordered ; Committee 
to report thereupon; 91. Bill presented, and read, 130. 
Committed, 202. Petition of Willoughby Rackham, against ; 
referred ; Counsel ordered ; Voices; 216. Petition of Wil- 
loughby Rackham respecting the Standing Orders; referred 
to a Committee ; to send for Persons, Papers and Records ; 
Five to be the Quorum; 232. Petition of John Wilkinson 
against; referred, and Counsel ordered, ibid. Petitions of 
Owners of Estates at Brotherton and Knottingley ; Petitions 
of Company of Proprietors of the Aire and Calder Naviga- 
tion; of Owners of Estates; and of Michael Tasburgh, 
against ; referred, and Counsel ordered ; Two other Petitions 
respecting the Standing Orders ; referred to the Committee 
on the Petition of Willoughby Rackham ; Members added ; 
238. Petition of Proprietors of Barnsley Canal Navigation 
against; referred, and Counsel ordered, 244. Petition of 
Samuel Hailstone respecting the Standing Orders ; referred to 
Committee on the former Petitions, 244. Report respecting 
the Standing Orders ; to lie on the Table, 254. 

Woop, Robert; Petition of Robert Wood, late Major and 
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel of the 34th Regiment of Foot; 
complaining of his having been suspended, and his Commis- 
sion sold, 498. To lie on the Table; and to be printed, 











499. 

Woop. Vide Customs. 

Woops and Forests. Vide LLANLECHYD. 

Woot; Act 28 Geo. III, c. 38, for preventing the Exportation 
of Live Sheep, Lambs and Lambs’ Wool, &amp;c. To be con- 
sidered in a Committee of the whole House, 352. Considered, 
359. Report deferred, 370. Resolutions reported, and agreed 
to; Bill ordered thereupon; 376. Vide infra. 

Bill to amend so much of the said Act as requires a 
Registry of Wool sent coastwise ; Ordered, 376. Presented, 
and read ; Day appointed for Second Reading ; 383. Com- 
mitted, 400. Petition of Merchants and others of London, 
against ; to be printed, 411. Committee deferred, 414. Bill 


Considered, 419. Reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day appointed 
for Third Heading ; 424. Bill read the Third time; Motion 
that the Bill do pass; Debate thereon adjourned ; 423. Fur- 
ther adjourned, 440, 449, 459. Motion for reviving the 
adjourned Proceeding ; withdrawn ; Bill passed, 468. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 490. Royal Assent, 492. 

Woot; Petitions against the Tax on Wool ; viz. Of Manu- 
facturers and others of Westbury and Heytesbury ; to be 

rinted, 229. Of Manufacturers and others engaged inthe 
Voollen Trade in Bradford; in the Parish of Twerton ; in 
the Town of Melksham ; in and year the Town of Trowbridge; 
and in the Town of Chippenham; and also of Merchants, 
Wool-dealers, Warehousemen, Factors and others residing in 
London ; and of Merchants and others resident in Liverpool, 
and interested in the Trade thereof; 245. To be printed, 246. 
Of Merchants and others of Kendal; to be printed, 255. 
Of Manifacturers and others of Calne, 262: of Merchants 
and others of Kingston-upon-Hull ; to be printed, 269. Of 
Merchants and others of Norwich; to be printed, 347. Of 
Merchants and others of the Leeds District residing in Leeds 
and adjoining Townships, 401. Of Manufacturers of Suffolk ; 
of Merchants and others of Halifax ; to be printed, 416. 

Wootten Cxorus ; Petitions complaining of the Laws relatin 
to the Manufacture of Woollen Cloths; viz. Of Woollen Cloth 
Merchants and Manufacturers of the West Riding of York ; 
first Petition to be printed, 46. Woollen Cloth Manufacturers 
of York ; to lie on the Table, 56. Merchants and others of 
Saddleworth, 137. Of Manufacturers of Frome and Shepton 
Mallet; to be printed, 143. Petition of Merchants of Sad- 
dleworth ; to be printed, ibid. Of Merchants of Huddersfield; 
and Woollen Manufacturers of Gloucester ; to be printed, 179. 
Of Manufacturers and others of Kidderminster ; to be printed, 
189. Of Trustees of Cloth Halls in Leeds, 203. Petitions 
referred to a Select Committee, 216. Vide infra. Of Merchants, 
Master Manufacturers, and Master Dressers of Woollen 
Cloth, residing in Golcar and Slaithwaite; in Marsden, 
Linfits, and North Crosland; in Netherthong, Scholes, and 
Foolstone ; in Gomersall, Birstall, and the neighbourhood ; in 
Holmfirth, Austonley, and Holm; iu Briestfield, Hopton, 
Dalton, Kirkheaton, Whitley, Mirfield, and Lepton ; and in 
Crosland and Meltham; of Manufacturers of Woollen Cloth 
residing in the Parish of Saddleworth; and of several Persons 
who are of a Committee which, subject to the approbation of 
the Court of Quarter Sessions at Pontefract, has had the direc- 
tion of the most material parts of the Act 11 Geo. I], 249. 

Committee appointed to inquire into the 

resent State of the Laws which regulate the Stamping of 

Woollen Cloth; To teport Opinion; to send for Persons, 

Papers and Records; Five to be the Quorum, 212. Petitions 

referred, 216. Report 4 July 1806, referred, 220. Petition 

of James Norris and John Batty; referred, and Counsel 

ordered, 223. Petitioners to be heard by Counsel, 225. 

Petition from Leeds presented 7 May 1819; referred, 250. 

Committee to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment, 263. Com- 

mittee to report the Minutes of Evidence, 284. Report read 

again; and Bill ordered; 343. Vide infra. 

Report read ; Bill for repealing the Laws 
relative to Stamping of Woollen Cloths, and for making other 
Regulations ; Ordered, 343. Presented, and read, 349. Com- 
mitted, 361. Petition of Supervisors and Inspectors, &amp;c. 
against ; referred, 401. Bill reported ; to be ingrossed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading; 426. Passed, 438. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 453. Royal ‘Abeettt, 467. 

Worcester Bridge; Petition for a Bill to enable the Trustees 
to redeem certain Annuities ; Referred to a Committee, 55. 

Worxineton. Vide Epucation or THE Poor. 


Worssporovcn Railway and Canal; Petition for a Bill to 
explain and enlarge Powers of Acts; Referred to a Com- 
mittee, 56. 

Worsrteap (Norfolk) Lands ; Petition for a Bill to divide and 
allot; and Bill ordered, 49. Presented, and read, 130. Com- 
mitted, 142. Reported; to be ingrossed ; 225. Passed, 234. 
By the Lords, with an Amendment, 287. Considered, and 
agreed to, 293. Royal Assent, 310. 

Worrtuine Paving ; Petition for a Bill to repeal Acts and for 
making further Dovisiges Referred to a Committee, 15. 
Reported, 26. Report to lie on the Table, 27. Read again; 
Leave granted to give Notices; Bill ordered; Committee 
to report on Notices; 30. Bill presented, and read, 63. 
Committed, 228. Reported ; to be ingrossed; 310. Passed, 
346. By the Lords, with Amendments, 369. Considered and 
agreed to, 373. Royal Assent, 384. 

Waits oF Execution, Vide Accounts. 








RS OT Feng 








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