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... The House went into Committee of Supply, there being various supplemental volts to added tho«e the year already granted. The first was a sum of 82l,0t)0/. for the expenses the China war, with several others, one of which was fi.tiOUf. fur the Caledonian Canal, which raised consid rable discussion, and led to a division, in which the Government welt- supported 137 lo 13. The vote lor the ...

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