N.
Nelson, Lord; the thanks of the House voted to him for the victory he

obxained at the Nile, 57-Annuity voted him, 82

Protest against the Habeas corpus Sufpenfion A&, 575

W.
Warren, Sir J. B. ; the thanks of the House voted to him for his victory

off Ireland, 53•

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

A.
ACCOUNTS-Of the total net produce of the taxes for one year, ended

10th Oct. 1798, distinguishing each quarter, and also the duties im-
posed in 1793, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 ; 141-Return of the General and
Staff Oficers now serving within Great Britain, with their amount of
pay, &c. 212--Account of the value of the British manufactures ex.

ported from England in the three quarters ending soth Oct. 1797, and
Both Oct. 1798, 217--List of the principal articles of British manu-
factures exported from England in the quarter ending roth Oat. 1798,
&c. 223--Account of the value of foreign merchandize exported from
England in the three quarters ended 10th O&, 1797, and 19th Oats
9798, 225-of all additions made to the annual charge of the public
debt, by the intereft or annuities of any Loan, &c. ended 10th Oct. 1798,
360-Amount of the annual charge of the Public Debt created in cer
tain years, 382---Account of the total net produce of the Duties of
Customs, Excise, Stamps, and Incidents, for one year, ended 10th Oct,

1798, 383
Address to the King for his speech on opening Parliament, 61-His ser

ply, 63
Army Eftimates-Debate on them, 83
Alesed Taxes--Motion for repeating them, 133-Debate on the reports

230
Attornies' Clerks Qualification-Conversation respecting it, 322

B.
Budget-Debate on Mr. Chancellor Pitt's opening it, 94

D.

Despard, Mrs.--Copy of her letter respecting the confinement of her husę
band in the Cold-bath-fields Prison, 413

H.
Habeas corpus Suspension Act—Sir F. Burdett moves for a list of the per-

fons confined under that act, 154-Mr. Chancellor Pitt moves to ens

large the time of its suspension, 321-Debate on the motion for the
second reading of the bill, 327-on the motion for going into a Com.
mittee on it, 410

1.
Income tax Bill--Debate on it, 133, 230, 277, 312, 322, 358, 396,

442, 460, 463, 485, 499..
IRELAND--Message from His Majesty respecting a Union with Ireland,

577-Conversation respecting it, 577-Debate on it, 579, 626-
Copy of Mr. Chancellor Piti's resolutions on the fame, 657-Debate
resumed, 679

K.
King's (The) speech on opening Parliament, 34-Debate on it, 34-

Message to grant an annuity to Lord Nelson, d~Address to the King
for his speech on opening Parliament, 61--The King's answer, 63-
His meštage respecting a Union with Ireland, 577-Conversation on
it, 577-Debate on it, 579

L.
Land-tax Redemption Act--Debate on it, 136, 150, 229, 303

M.
Minority, List of, on the report on the Aflessed-tax bill, 276

N.
Nelson, Lord; the thanks of the Houfe voted him for his victory at the

Nile, 55–Message from His Majesty for granting him an annuity, 60
Debate on it, 63

P.
Peace; Debate on Mr. Tierney's motion 'respecting a negociation for
peace, 158

S.
Seamen-Debate respecting the number to be employed for 1799, 68-73
Secret Commictee - Names of the Commitive apo ointed to consider the

papers relative to certain supposed conspiracies, .c. 615
Supplies—Debate in a Committee of the House on the Supplies, 68, 72,
82, 83

T.
Taxes-See Accounts.
Times-Conversation on Mr. Tierney's motion respecting a breach of
· privilege of the House in the Times newspaper, 426, 466

V.
Volunteer Corps-Mr. Secretary Dundas moves for a bill to grant them

certain benefits, 356-Debate on it, 425

W.

Warren, Sir J. B.--the thanks of the House voted him for his victory off

the coast of Ireland, 59--His letter to Mr. Speaker in reply, 154
Ways and Means-House in a Committee of, 94-Report moved to be

brought up, 125–House again in a Committee, 153
Westcott, Capt. G. B.-a monurnent voted to be erected to his memory, 59
Wilberforce, Mr.-speaks of the mistatement of the Parliamentary Debates
in the newspapers, 319

1

TO THE

SPEAKERS' NAMES.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

A.
AUCKLAND, Lord ; 520, 538

B.
Bedford, Duke of; 562, 744

C.
Chancellor, the Lord; fee Loughborough.
Clarence, His Royal Highness Duke of; 53
Craven, Lord; 14

D.
Darnley, Earl of; 3, 556

T.
Fanconberg, Earl of; 561

G.
Grenville, Lord; 29, 33, 82, 298, 301, 501, 503, 510, 514, 5'5,51%,
523, 526, 559, 576, 579

H.
Holland, Lord; 23, 28, 298, 505, 513, 514, 517, 519, 520, 525, 5349

556, 561
Hood, Viscount; 51

L.
Lansdown, Marquis of; 15, 32, 33
Liverpool, Earl of; 530
Loughborough, Lord; 518, 519, 526, 572

M.
Minto, Lord; 52
Mulgrave, Lord; 26

P.
Portland, Duke of ; 525

R.
Radnor, Earl of; 276
Romney, Lord ; 21

9.
Spencer, Earl; 51, 53
Suffolk, Earl of; 501, 516, 522, 523, 527
Sydney, Viscount ; 33.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. .

A.

Abbott, Mr.; 486, 576
Addington, Right Hon. H.; 34, 47, 61, 151, 310, 311, 319, 322, 327,

344, 404, 409, 410, 412, 429, 430, 436, 441, 444, 461, 464, 47999

486, 497, 499, 521, 576, 691, 742
Anderson, Mr. Alderman ; 295
· Arden, Lord ; 68
Arden, Sir R. P.; 441,442
Attorney General ; fee Sir John Scott

B.
Baker, Mr. ; 326
Bankes, Mr. ; 401, 434, 435
Baring, Sir F.; 260, 315, 398, 399, 456
Belgrave, Viscount ; 396
Berkley, Hon. Captain ; 72
Bird, Mr. W.W.; 66, 67
Bouverie, Hon. E. ; 358
Broderick, Hon. Mr.; 521
Browne, Mr. I. H.; 315, 323, 448
Burdett, Sir F. ; 47, 132, 154, 343, 421, 466
Burdon, Mr.; 139, 342, 422, 425, 458
Burton, Mr.; 326
Buxton, Mr.; 131, 278, 309

C.
Canning, Mr.; 170, 211, 424, 593
Clayton, Sir Robert; 133
Combe, Mr. Alderman ; 353, 398, 401, 403
Courtenay, Mr. ; 328, 335, 342, 411, 412, 418, 425
Curtis, Mr. Alderman ; 314, 398

D.
Dent, Mr.; 289, 297, 448, 460
Dickenson, Mr. junior; 210
Dolben; Sir William ; 499
Dandas, Mr. Secretary; 50, 55, 57, 58, 59, 60, 265; 282, 333, 356,

358, 426, 436, 460, 477, 480, 433, 580, 625, 626, 705, 741, 742 Dundas, Mr, W.; 67, 279

E.
Ellison, Mr. ; 229, 258, 284, 309, 325, 352

Geary, Sir W.; 310, 311
Gower, Lord Granville Levifon; 34
Grant, Mr. W.; 742
Grey, Mr. ; 678, 689,693, 696, 742

H.
Hawkesbury, Lord ; 279, 284, 294, 317, 400, 453,670, 678
Hobhouse, Mr.; 58, 125
Hussey, Mr.; 150