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84

FIRST REPORT from the

Committee of Secrefy, ap-

pointed to inquire into the

Caufes of the War in the

Carnatic, and of the Condi-

tion of the British Poffef-

fions in those Parts

Second Report from theCom-

mittee of Secrefy, refpect-

ing the Causes of the War

in the Carnatic, &c.

An Account of the Treasure

fhipped on Board several of

the Eaft-India Company's

fhips, on Account of Sir

Thomas Rumbold and Sir

Hector Munro

108

Account of Remittances re-

ceived by John Stables,

Thomas Raikes, and Ro-

bert Mackreth, Efqrs.

Agents to Sir Thomas

Rumbold

ibid.

Debate on Lord Mahon's Pe-

tition from the Manufac-

turers, Dealers, and Vend-

ers of Articles in Gold 147

on Lord North's Bill for

granting an additional Duty

on Almanacs

161

Duty on Mr. Penton's Mo-

tion for preventing Defer-

tions in the Navy 164

Conclufion of the Debate for

defraying the extraordinary

expence of the Land-

forces

Debate on Sir George Savile's

Motion for diminishing

the increased and increafing

influence of the Crown 212

-on Lord North's Mo-

tion for taking the af-

fairs of the Eaft-India

Company into confidera-

276

tion

209

on taking the Commif-

fioners ftate of the public

Accounts of the Kingdom

into confideration 281

-on Mr. Ord's motion

for leave to bring in a bill

to prevent delays in the

payment of the Money in

the Hands of the Receiver-

General of the Land-tax,

and for the more speedy

recovery of debts due to

the Crown

294

on the fecond reading

of the Gold Manufacture

Bill

296

- on the second reading of

the Bill to prevent Profa-

nations of the Lord's day,

called Sunday

297

on Mr. Burke's impor-

tant Queftion relative to

the Seifure and Confifca-

tion of private Property in

the ifland of St. Eustatius

299

on the Gold-bill 451

on the fecond reading of

the Bill for repealing the

Marriage-act

452

on going into a C›m-

mittee on the Commiffion

of Accounts-bill

456

on the reading of the

Bill for applying to the

public Service a Portion of

the Supplies of the Property

of the Eaft-India Com-

pany

472

on Mr. Minchin's Mo-

tion refpecting the Sailor's

and Soldiers imprisoned in

Spain

475

on the Petition from the

Governor and Directors of

the Bank of England, for

on the Bill for paying.

into the Exchequer the Ba-

lance in the Hands of the

public Accountants 493

on Mr. Fox's Motion

for his Majefty's Minifters

to take every poffible Mea-

fure for concluding a Peace

with America

511

Conclufion of the Debate on

Mr. Fox's Motion for his

Majefty's Minifters to take

every poffible Measure for

concluding a Peace with

America

569

Debate on the Terms of re-

newing the Bank Charter

590

Debate on the second reading

of the Infolvent Debtors

Bill

607

Debate on the third reading of

the Marriage-bill 658

on the Report of the Se-.

cret-committee, appointed

to inquire into the Causes

of the War in the Carnatic

663

The Speech of Sir Hugh Pal-

lifer, as printed and handed

about by himself, relative

to the Acquittal of Admiral

Keppel, the Substance of
which was given in the De-
bate of the 4th of Decem-
ber laft
672

Debate on the Petition of the

American Prifoners in Mill-