Sitting of 22 July 1806

MINUTES
According to summons, delivered by the deputy gentleman usher, of the black rod, the house proceeded to the house of Peers, and, on its return, the Speaker stated that the royal assent had been given by commission to several public and private bills.—On the motion of Mr. Hobhouse, a new writ was ordered for the borough of Bodmin in Cornwall, in room of John Serjeant, esq. who has accepted the office of the steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. A message from the Lords announced their lordships assent to the Crown Leases bill, the Customs Regulation bill, the Scotch Exchequer Chambers bill, the Scotch Forfeited Estates bill, the Scotch Canal bill, the Public Harbours Preservation bill, the Grenada Loan bill, and the Oak Bark bill.
MINUTES
The royal assent was given by commission to the Consolidated Fund bill, the Lottery bill, the Royal Family Annuities bill, earl Nelson's Annuity bill, lord Rodney's Annuity bill, the Auditor's bill, the Warehousing bill, the Irish Postage bill, the Stage Coach bill, the Woods and Forests Regulation bill, the Windsor Forest bill, the London Additional Force Repeal bill, the Militia Officers Pay bill, the Public Harbours bill, the Irish Hops bill, the Bankrupt Laws bill, and some other public and private bills. The commissioners were the lord Chancellor, earl Spencer, and lord Walsingham.—The Customs Regulation bill, the Oak Bark bill, the Scotch Forfeited Estates bill, were read a third time, and passed.—In the appeal 'Henderson v.Ramsey,' judgment was given, on the motion of the lord Chancellor, affirming the decree of the court of session.