THE

Parliamentary History

OF

ENGLAN D,

FROM

THE EARLIEST PERIOD

ΤΟ

THE YEAR

1803.

FROM WHICH LAST-MENTIONED EPOCH IT IS CONTINUED

DOWNWARDS IN THE WORK ENTITLED,

"HANSARD'S

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES."

VOL. XXXIII.

COMPRISING THE PERIOD

FROM THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH

1797,

TO THE THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER,

1798.

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1818.

1. PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES IN BOTH

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

FIRST SESSION OF THE EIGHTEENTH PARLIAMENT OF

GREAT BRITAIN.-[Continued from Vol. XXXII.]

1797.

Page

Mar. 3. Debate in the Commons on the Vote of Thanks to Sir John

Jervis for the Victory over the Spanish Fleet

1

Debate in the Commons on Mr. Whitbread's Motion relative to

the Invasion of Ireland .....

5v

6. Mr. Mainwaring's Bill for preventing the Forestalling, Regrat-

ing, and Engrossing of Live Cattle.......

29

Debate in the Lords on appointing a Committee of Secrecy to

inquire into the Causes of the Order of Council for the Stop-

page of Cash Payments at the Bank ........

31

9. Debate in the Commons on the Bank Restriction Bill ............

10. Debate in the Commons on appointing a Select Committee to

examine the State of the Public Finances

34

59

Debate on Mr. Sheridan's Motion for repaying to the Bank the

Advances made for the Public Service...............

62

13. Debate on Mr. Harrison's Motion for the Reduction of Useless

Places, Sinecure Offices, &c.

77

16. Debate on the Earl of Albemarle's Motion relative to the Inva-

sion of Ireland

107