The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time

22. Committee of Ways and Means

Case of Mr. Lathrop Murray

...............................

Escape of Buonaparté from Elba

5. Escape of Buonaparté from Elba

Civil List

11.

Sir John Newport's Motion respecting Aliens

Motion respecting Don Anselmo Correia

Congress at Vienna ........

Motion respecting the Order of the Bath

23. Report from the Committee of Privileges respecting Lord

Cochrane...

April 3. Congress at Vienna-Declaration of the Allies

Assize of Bread.

.....

4.

6. Prince Regent's Message relating to the Events in France

Pillory Abolition Bill

Foreign Wine Bill

7. Declaration of the Allies, dated Vienna, March 13, 1815 ..

..................

Papers relating to the Person and Family of Buonaparté

Papers relating to the Transfer of Genoa..............

Address on the Prince Regent's Message relating to the Events

in France

10. Petition of Mr. Lathrop Murray ...

Congress at Vienna-Continental Affairs

Army Extraordinaries

Insolvent Debtors Bill

Address on the Treaty of Peace with America

Report from the Committee on Parish Apprentices

Petition from the British Inhabitants of Rotterdam

Account respecting the Management of the Public Debt ...

....

12. Scotch Trial by Jury Bill....

14. Slave Trade

...

417

464

467

472

493

500

533

541

543

583

607

Overture from Buonaparté

613

615

........ 652

Prince Talleyrand's Letter

Mr. Tierney's Motion for a Committee on the Civil List Account 616

17. Property Tax

Motion respecting Mr. Lathrop Murray.. ......

Alien Bill

18. Foreign Slave-Trade Bill

653

655

*****

657

224

Aliens Regulation Bill.........

...................................

19. Mr. Grenfell's Motion respecting Public Balances in the Bank of

England......

Property Tax...........

... 660

669

20. Irish Law Offices Fees Bill

708

Property Tax

710

Mr. Abercrombie's Motion respecting Buonaparte's Escape from

Elba

21. Postage of East India Letters

-Treaty between the Allies signed at Vienna

Property-Tax Bill .............................

Substance of the Treaty entered into at Vienna

Emigrants...............................................

802

814

25: Pavement of the Metropolis

840

Treaty of Vienna

841

.... ................

.....

Commissioners of Windsor Forest

Motion respecting Servants of the Royal Household

Motions relating to the New Mint

Motion for extending the Property Tax to Ireland

26. Motion respecting Balances in the Hands of the Bank of Eng-

....... 850

...............................

April 7,

11.

27. Committee on Grand Jury Presentments................................

Sir James Mackintosh's Motion relating to the Transfer of Genoa 891

Private Mad-houses ......

....................................

............................

Mr. Whitbread's Motion respecting War with France ....

Insolvent Debtors Bill

London Petition against a War with France-the Property

Tax, &c. ...............

Property-Tax Bill

...........................

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III. ACCOUNTS.

FINANCE ACCOUNTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, for the Year ending

5th January, 1815

Account respecting the Management of the Public Debt

.... Appx.

..............................

................................

Mar. 20. Address of the Commons respecting the Proceedings of the

282

Congress at Vienna....

of the Commons respecting the recent Events in France 434

of the Commons on the Treaty of Peace with America 501

V. PRINCE REGENT'S MESSAGES.

April 6. Prince Regent's Message relating to the Events in France

Mar. 10.

16.

April 10.

11.

VI. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

Mar. 16. Convention between his Britannic Majesty and his Catholic
Majesty, Ferdinand the Seventh. Signed at London, Fe-
bruary 5, 1814 ....

******

April 7.

Declaration of the Allies, dated Vienna, March 13, 1815

April 19. Note from the Plenipotentiaries of the King of Naples, to Lord
Castlereagh, dated Vienna, 11th February, 1815
671
April 7. Papers relating to the Person, and Family of Buonaparté ....... 376
....... 387

Papers relating to the Transfer of Genoa......

Mar. 16. Treaty of Peace and Amity between Great Britain and the United

States of America; signed at Ghent, December 24, 1814 ...... 209

Treaty of Peace between his Britannic Majesty and the King of

Denmark; signed at Keil, the 14th January, 1814

Treaty of Friendship and Alliance between his Britannic Majesty

and his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh; signed at

Madrid, the 5th of July, 1815....................

218

...... 226

April 24. Treaties (Substance of) between his Britannic Majesty and the
Emperors of Austria and Russia, and the King of Prussia;
signed at Vienna, on the 25th March, 1815,

VII. PETITIONS.

PETITION from Westminster against the Corn Bill.........

.....

VIII. PROTESTS.

Mar. 13. PROTEST on the Rejection of Earl Grey's Motion for an Inquiry

........ *****

into the State of the Corn Laws
- against the Corn Bill

20.

110

of Mr. Lovell, the Proprietor of " The Statesman" 231

- of Mr. Lathrop Murray......

466

- from the British Inhabitants of Rotterdam

541

IX. REPORTS.

Mar. 23. REPORT from the Committee of Privilege respecting Lord

Cochrane

.................................................

April 11.

from the Committee on Parish Apprentices............

373

....

June 16. REPORT from the Select Committee of the House of Commons

upon the Civil List

............................ Appr. lxxxv

- from the Select Committee of the House of Commons

on the Public Income and Expenditure of Ireland Appx. cxv

from the Committee on the Laws relating to the Manufac-

ture, Sale, and Assize of Bread

March 9. LIST of the Minority in the House of Commons, on the Duration

of the Bank Restriction Bill

21.

--

27.

........

13. of the Minority in the House of Lords, on the Marquis

Wellesley's Motion respecting the Treaty of Peace with

America

******

of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr. Pro-

theroe's Motion for reading the Corn Bill a third time on

that day six months

.......

-- of the Minority in the House of Lords, on Earl Grey's

Motion for an Inquiry into the State of the Corn Laws

of the Minority in the House of Lords, on the second

reading of the Corn Bill

- of the Minority in the House of Lords, on the Motion for

the Rejection of the Corn Bill

........

..........

·

of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr. Whit-

bread's Amendment to the Address respecting the Recent

Events in France.......

........................

....

of the Minority in the House of Commons, on Mr. Tier-

ney's Motion on the Civil List Account

........

****.....

of the Minority in the House of Commons, on the renewal

of the Property Tax

- of the Minority in the House of Commons, on leave for

bringing in the Property Tax Bill.......

....................

.......

................

- of the Minority in the House of Commons, on the first

reading of the Property Tax Bill

of the Minority in the House of Commons, on sir James

Mackintosh's Motion relating to the Transfer of Genoa

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