148 25° die Martii, 1816. 63. Peak Forest Railway Bill,-" for making and maintaining a Railway or Tram Road from Peak Forest to Beard, and from Peak Forest aforesaid to or near to Woodlands, all in the county of Derby;" presented, and read 1°. 64. Derby Roads and Railway Bill,-" for continuing the term and altering and enlarging the powers of several Acts of his late and present Majesty, for repairing the Road from the North end of the town of Derby, in the county of Derby, to Sheffield in the county of York, and from Duffield to Wirksworth, in the county of Derby; and for making a Rail-road from Unstone to the township of Brimington, in the said county of Derby;" presented, and read 1°. 65. Highland Society Incorporation Bill,-" for incorporating the Highland Society of London, for the better management of the funds of the Society, and for rendering its exertions more extensive and beneficial to the Public;" presented, and read 1°. 66. St. George the Martyr's Burial Ground Bill,-" for enlarging the Church-yard of the parish of St. George the Martyr, in Southwark, in the county of Surrey, and for other purposes relating thereto;" presented, and read 1o. 67. St. Pancras Church Bill,-Petition of Inhabitants, &c. against, presented. 68. Account ordered,-" of all Monies annually received and expended by the Trustees of Ramsgate Harbour, from the year 1792 to 1815, inclusive." .69. St.George the Martyr's Church Bill,-read 2°; Question, to be committed? Ayes 77; Noes 51. 70. Message from The Lords,-That they have agreed to Grand Junction Waterworks Bill; Mitcham Poor Bill; Dewsbury and Leeds Bill; and Merton Inclosure Bill. 71. London,-Petition of Corporation of London, for Retrenchment of the Military Establishment, and other Branches of the public Expenditure, presented. 72. Returns, &c. presented,-Establishment of the Admiralty, 1815 and 1816, and Retired Allowances ;-Establishment of the Admiralty, 1800; ordered 20 March: Charters of Greenwich Hospital, 1775 and 1809; Appointment of the Governor; Lists of Governors and Treasurers; and Correspondence concerning Clerks of Admiralty, ordered 22 March;-and, (except the Charters) to be printed. 73. Papers ordered,-" Names and Salaries of His Majesty's Commissioners of Excise in London in the year 1814, and the number of days in each month in the year 1814, on which each Commissioner personally attended the board of Excise:" "Names and Salaries of His Majesty's Commissioners of Excise in London in the year 1815, and the number of days in each month in the year 1815, on which each Commissioner personally attended the board of Excise :" "Names and Salaries of His Majesty's Commissioners of Customs in London in the year 1814, and the number of days in each month in the year 1814, on which each Commissioner personally attended the board of Customs:" "Names and Salaries of His Majesty's Commissioners of Customs in London in the year 1815, and the number of days in each month in the year 1815, on which each Commissioner personally attended the board of Customs :" "Names of all the Officers of the Customs in London who have been placed on the Superannuation List within the last five years, viz. from the 5th of January 1810 to the 5th of January 1816:" "Description of the Place held by each Officer, and the Salary which he received per annum, in the different periods of the five years, and at the time of his Superannuation." 74. Account ordered,-" of the Dates at which the several Reports of the Recorder of London have been made since January 1811, with the Dates of the Convictions reported upon each time respectively; also, a similar Account from the year 1790 to 1795. 75. Returns, &c. ordered,-" of the names and rank of Officers in the Army who receive Pensions for the loss of limbs or for wounds, specifying the nature of the cases, the amount of the pensions, and the dates from which they commenced:" "Deductions made from the Half Pay and Pensions of wounded Officers in the Army:" "Deductions made from the Half Pay and Pensions of wounded Officers in the Navy and M arines." 76. Renfrew,-Petition of Noblemen, Freeholders, &c. of the county of Renfrew, against the Property Tax, presented. 77. American Convention Bill,-passed. 78. Ways 25° die Marti, 1816. 149 78. Ways and Means,-Committee; Resolutions to be reported To-morrow; to sit again Wednesday. 79. Supply,-Motion for referring Navy Estimates to the Committee,—(Motion for adjournment, negatived)-and Estimates referred: Martis, 26° die Martij, 1816.. 80. Supply,-Committee deferred till To-morrow. 81. Call of the House,-3 April next, discharged. 82. Returns ordered,-" of the Number of General and Staff Officers, and Officers of the Hospitals, serving with the Forces on Foreign Stations, on the 25th of December 1792 and on the 25th of December 1802, specifying their respective ranks, stations, and pay." 83. Earl of Elgin,-Petition from, relating to his Collection of ancient Marbles, reported; Report to be printed. 84. American Convention Bill,-considered in Committee; Report this day. 85. Account ordered,-" showing the particulars of the Sum expended in the year 1815, under the head of Contingent Charges, by the Lords of the Treasury." 86. Butter Trade,-to be considered in a Committee, To-morrow. 87. Accounts, ordered,-" showing the amount of £.5 per cent. Annuities, granted by an Act passed in the 37th year of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for raising the Sum of £. 18,000,000 by way of Annuities,' and by an Act passed in the 42d year of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills,' for which notices have been given by sundry persons signifying their desire to have payment thereof in money on the 5th day of April 1816:" "Showing the amount of Debentures raised in pursuance of two Acts of 53 Geo. 3, for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills, and for raising Money by Debentures for the service of Great Britain, for which notices have been given by sundry persons signifying their desire to have payment thereof in money on the 5th day of April 1816:" "Of the Sum which will be required to pay one half year's Interest, to the 5th of April 1816, on the Sum raised by Debentures in pursuance of two Acts of 53 Geo. 3, for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Exchequer Bills, and for raising Money by Debentures for the service of Great Britain, which have not been funded or paid off." 88. Loan Acts-of 47, 49, and 51 Geo. 3, to be considered in a Committee, To-morrow. 89. Customs and Excise Regulation, (Ireland)-Bill to be brought in by Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald and Mr. Peel. 90. Customs and Excise Regulation Bill (Ireland)-" to make further provision for the execution of the several Acts relating to the revenues matters and things under the management of the Commissioners of Customs and Port Duties, and of the Commissioners of Inland Excise and Taxes in Ireland," presented; to be read 2° this day. 91. Statement ordered," of the Rates at which the Officers and Shipkeepers in ordinary, as also men borne on the hulks and small vessels, were victualled in the years 1813, 1814, and 1815, and of the Estimate for the same purpose for the present year; also a statement of the number of men victualled, and the total cost of this service." 92. Bill for detaining Napoleon Buonaparté,-Committee deferred till this day. 93. Accounts presented, of £. 5 per-cent. Annuities (Loyalty Loan); of Debentures; and Interest thereon, ordered this day; to be printed. 94. Howth Harbour Road,-Resolution of Committee reported, and agreed to; Instruction thereupon; and time enlarged for presenting Bill, to 1st April. 95. Annual Accounts-of Public Income; Arrears and Current Balances; Process against Public Accountants; Accounts delivered to the Comptrollers of Army Accounts; Imports and Exports; Shipping built and registered; Entrances and Clearances; Number and Tonnage of Shipping; Public Expenditure; Unfunded Debt; Disposition of Grants for 1815; and, Increase and Diminution of Salaries, presented; to be printed. 96. Accounts relating to Public Finances, already presented, to be printed. Adjourned at half after twelve o'clock. CHARLES ABBOT, Speaker. NOTICES of MOTIONS, for Tuesday 26 March 1816. 1. Mr. Hiley Addington,―to amend Act for the Transportation of Felons. 2. Mr. Croker,-to transfer Duties of Transport Board to the Navy and Victualling Boards. ORDERS OF THE DAY, for Tuesday 26 March 1816. 1. Further consideration of Report on Weights and Measures Bill. 2.-Crown Lands Bill; 2°. 3.-Report of Ways and Means, 4-Report on American Trade Bill. 5.-Committee on Loan Acts. 6.-Customs and Excise Regulation Bill (Ireland); 2°. 7.-Committee on Buonaparte's detention Bill. 8,-Committee on St. Helena intercourse Bill. PRIVATE BILLS: SECOND READINGS. Newry Church Bill. St. Pancras Church and Chapel Bill. Edinburgh Chapel Bill. Rudham Inclosure Bill. Appendix, N° 3. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE VOTES FROM 1805 TO 1816, BOTH INCLUSIVE, AS COMPRESSED UNDER THE SPEAKER'S DIRECTIONS; SHOWING, The Number of SHEETS they actually made, and the Expense; together with an Estimate of the Number of Sheets, and the Expense which would have been incurred, if the Plan used prior to 1805 had been continued. |