The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Volum 24
Av Great Britain. Parliament
Feb. 15. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics ........
Petitions respecting the Renewal of the East India Company's
17. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics
18. Address respecting the War with America ........
22. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics.........
25. · Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics .
26. Petitions respecting the Clainis of the Catholics
Mar. 4. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics
8. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics......
II. DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Nov. 24. The Right Honourable Charles Abbot chosen Speaker
30. The Prince Regent's Speech on Opening the Session........
Dec. 1. Answer of Admiral Stopford to the Vote of Thanks
Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics.........
Resolutions relating to Private Bills.............
Resolutions respecting Classing and Reading Election Petitions
Resolution respecting Orders and Notices .....
Report of the Prince Regent's Speech on Opening the Session...
3. The Prince Regent's Answer to the Address of Thanks............
Vote of Tbanks to the Marquis of Wellington, &c. for the Vic-
tory of Salamanca ....
Committee of Supply
Tellers of the Exchequer ......
Treaties with Russia and Sweden......
4. The Prince Regent's Message respecting the Marquis of Wel-
lington
7. Address for Communications respecting the Slave Trade
Grant to the Marquis of Wellington........
8. Charitable Estates Bill
Gold Coin Bill
9. Gold Coin Bill
10. Viscount Folkestone's Motion respecting the King's German
11. Malt Duty Bill .....
Motion for rescinding Mr. Vansittart's Resolution respecting
Gold Coin .....
12. Pay-Office Secretary's Franking Bill
14. Gold Coin Bill
16. Petition of Captain Inglis..............
London Booksellers' Petition respecting Copy Rights, &c.
Tellers of the Exchequer-Letters from the Marquises of Buck-
ham and Camden ....
Dec. 17. The Prince Regent's Message respecting the Invasion of Russia 317
The Prince Regent's Message for Relief to the Inhabitants of
Russia ............
21. Petition of Captain Inglis ......
Petition of the Relatives of Persons confined in Ilchester Gaol
for the Riots at Bath
Army Estimates ....
22. Navy Office Clerks
Local Tokens.......
Feb. 3. Petition from the Prisoners of War in France ....
Local Tokens Bill .........
Declaration of War with the United States of America
JO. Answer of Sir Samuel Achmuty to the Vote of Thanks
Breach of the Act of Union with Ireland.............
Starch Prohibition Bill .............
Vice Chancellor's Bill ..........
12. Sinecure Offices Bill
Local Tokens Bill .......
15. Complaint against the British Press Newspaper
Vice Chancellor's Bill ....
17. Sir Samuel Romilly's Criminal Law Bills
18. Address respecting the War with America
19. Admiralty Registrar's Bill..............
22. Petition of the East India Company for the Renewal of their
Petition from the East India Company respecting their Account
with the Public
War with America.....
Vice Chancellor's Bill
23. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics .......
Petitions of Christians for a Repeal of the Test Laws ....... 694
Letter from the Lord Mayor of Dublin to the Speaker, soliciting
leave to present a Petition from the Corporation of Dublin.at
the Bar of the House
The Prince Regent's Answer to the Address relating to the War
with America............
Sir Francis Burdett's Motion for leave to bring in a Bill, " To
provide against any interruption of the Exercise of the Royal
Authority, in the event of the Death of the Prince Regent,
during the Continuance of the King's Malady"? ....
24. Petitions respecting the Claims of the Catholics....
Petitions for the Repeal of the Test Act
The Princess of Wales ........
25. Copper Export Bill
Petitions of the Roman Catholics of Ireland .......
Petition of the Roman Catholics of England
Mr. Grattan's Motion for a Committee on the Claims of the Ro-
man Catholics.........
Feb. 26. Disturbance in the Gallery
Pembrokeshire Election-Motion for exchanging Lists ........... 842
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Election ......
The Princess of Wales
Great Grimsby Election
man Catholics-Adjourned Debate
March 1. Mr. Grattan's Motion for a Committee on the Claims of the Ro-
man Catholics-Adjourned Debate ............................
2. Letter from Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to the
Speaker ....
................. 982
man Catholics..........
3. The Princess of Wales
Mr. Vansittart's New Plan of Finance......
4. The Princess of Wales ....
3. Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal Bill.......
8. Army Estimates
............ 1156
9. Ilchester Gaol
Thanks to Lieut. General Sir Stapleton Cotton
Army Estimates.............
Committee on the State of the Laws affecting the Roman Catho-
lics ...
III. PRINCE REGENT'S SPEECHES.
PRINCE REGENT's Speech on Opening the Session
IV. PRINCE REGENT'S MESSAGES.
Prince Regent's Message respecting a Grant to the Marquis of Welling.
ton..... .............
respecting the Invasion of Russia ...............
V. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, &c.
ABSTRACT of the Army Estimates for 1813
DeclaRATION of the Court of Great Britain relative to the Causes and
Origin of the War with America
LETTERS from the Marquisses of Buckingham and Camden relating to giving
up a Proportion of their Incomes as Tellers of the Exchequer....
Letter from Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to the Prince Re-
gent, relating to the Princess Charlotte of Wales.............
......... 1112
from Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to the Speaker of
the House of Commons
MINUTE of the Privy Council in 1807, relating to Her Royal Highness the
Princess of Wales ....................
Report made in 1806 by the Four Commissioners appointed by the King to
enquire into the Conduct of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales... 1117
.of the Privy Council, February 1813, relating to the Princess of
Tables illustrative of Mr. Vansittart's New Plan of Finance
.... App. i.
Treaty between Great Britain and Russia, 18th July 1812........
. . between Great Britain and Sweden, isth July 1812
VI. PETITIONS.
Petitions of the Roman Catholics of Ireland
of the Roman Catholics of England...
respecting the Claims of the Roman Catholics, 115, 187, 218, 219,
306, 350, 352, 360, 378, 408, 415, 419, 425, 439, 499, 512,
complaining of undue Elections, 118, 146, 148, 177, 188, 194,
of the London Booksellers, respecting Copy Rights, &c.
relating to the Renewal of the East India Company's Charter, 337,
$46, 354, 381, 395, 416, 426, 435, 654.
of the East India Company, for the Renewal of their Charter... 659
• of the East India Company respecting their Account with the
Public ......
of Captain James Philip Inglis
of the Relatives of Persons confined in Ilchester Gaol for Riots
at Bath ......
from the Prisoners of War in France .....
of the Wine Merchants, Correspondents of the Royal Wine
Company of Oporto........
for the Repeal of the Test Laws.....
.... 694, 734
VI. LISTS.
List of the House of Commons as returned to the New Parliament (sec nert
but one.)
...of the Prince Regent's Ministers, as it stood at the Opening of the
Session, November 24, 1812......... (follows List of House of Commons.)
• • of the Minority in the House of Commons, December 8, 1812, on the
Second Reading of the Gold Coin Bill.............
.... 210
of the Minority in the House of Commons, Dec. 11, 1812, on Mr.
Whitbread's Motion for rescinding Mr. Vansittart's Resolution
respecting Gold Coin........
of the Minority, in the House of Commons, Dec. 14, 1812, on certain
Resolutions respecting Bank Notes, and Coin .......
...of the Minority, in the House of Commons, Dec. 14, on the Third
Reading of the Gold Coin Bill .......
• • of the Minority, in the House of Commons, Feb. 11, 1813, on the Vice
Chancellor's Bill
(VOL. XXIV.)
List of the Minority, in the House of Commons, February 23, on Sir Francis
Burdeti's Motion respecting the Regency
... of the Majority and Minority, in the House of Commons, March 2,
1813, on Mr. Grattan's Motion for a Committee on the Claims of
the Roman Carholics .........
... of the Minority, in the House of Commons, March 8, on Mr.
Creevey's Motion respecting the Salary of the Joint Paymaster of