Star.
London, England, 1806-05-31 00:00:00

tARLIAME.VI4Iir r'Rc•CEED/IGS.

HOURS. OF I.DROS, FRIDAY. MAY ,;o. •
Tlte LORD VHANCFI I.OK haviog taken the IWoolfach at
half p R foor the fevcral 11114 upon the cane, multi?, private, were
tdavear.l,l s Rae,
A Metf-ge wit Immght from the Comments. With Parra, pri-
vate Sam and ebc twat R,.vettue C"lleetiopliergui,itlnti : and
rssurd.. an.. ha Mellage from the C. numme wiihn,bight
the A I-10:4 anal (trend other Mather., with
the Propewy Tax Rill. th.t kills Malt Rill. and the *lotto's Free
Port fill., all n 1 whi.h were read the Rai time.
The Tortola IRO, and the Property Tat Nil, were ordered to be
prilted.
The Doke of MONTROSE moved for the prodeellen of fevers'
dormnents refpecting the elporti of tritirh produce and manure*
tore I to Tortnla how the year t t 67; alfo the imports (rum Townie
into Great &Italia during the fame period ; and alto the produce
at neutral Mande Imported into 'fort,,la within the tali live years ;
vet Ic I were ordered.
The Order of the Day being read for pence...ling to the further
tontideratton of the evidence io Lord cafe, on the mo•
tine of Lord A tICRLAND. the Reamers were ordered to with-
draw% after w%lch. their Lordthlps continued in dote difeufflon
spun the fulled till twelve u'elotk.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On the motion of Alderman COaIBE. the Temple Far and
Skinner.fireet Lottery Dill WAS read a third time, and pared.
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT' an account was ordered
of the produce of the duties on wares and inerellindize in Ireland,
front January t Sotto lama y tBc6; and alfu of the new and ad.
tlitional duties or Stamps.
Sir I N Eta' POR r brought on the Dublin Paving Commifflovers
AUL lbead a fait time. and to 1w read a iamd time on Monday.
Mr. VANSIT FART sowed tor an account of the Exchequer
*ills trued In I fog, which was ordered; and he then brought up
the account accordingly.
On the motion of So- I NEWPORT, the bird Additional Force
Repeal INS, and the Irifh CUROMS Duty Dill, wee, read a third
time, and puffed.
Mr. SU t.LIVAN rote to move for certain papers that might do
away ant Inds Sinn that a late (perch of an Honourable Gentle.
man (Mr. W. Keene) was cakuiated to make. unfavourable to the
tharadier of en Honourable Relarion of hi, (Sir R. Stillvan) not
then prefect to defend hirufelf, and now UPII,IIILIZMY threw. He
bad not been prefect when the obfervations were made, but from
the acenunt which he had heard and read of them, ha nun, took
upon hint to pronounce them unfounded and onkl. The
Honourable .Vlerober then entered into a relation and defence of
the conduet of his hr other, Su P. Sullivan. when Secretary to the
Nabob of the Carnatic. in t 783.11 t yin advlfing that Prince to aflign
the termite of the Caroatle to the Company. a mcafure which
I ad met with the approbation of the flowzrnor General and Coon
eft at that period. He Did that the affertion. that he had revealed
the ferrets ot the Company tothe Naboh.was eatirely untrue. He
alto entered at Tome length into an exploitation of the grounds on
which his I lonauratic Relation bad received a (urn of money front
the Nabolt, wild, had been laid to amount to co,cool but which
was in effedt only to,oool. and concluded with moving for an
Murat of a Icier from the Governor General of Bengal, to the
Count of Direciora.dan•cl Ottober za. 5783.
Mr. wtirrstiEu KEENE was Awry that any obrovations
which be had made Mould have hurt the feedings of individuals ;1
but he bad no objed:on to take up the queftion to which the paper '
new moved for reNrred, and to dircufs it on the grouods that
nalmitt he prefruted to the Houle.
After fame farther obfervations from Mr. SULLIVAN and
2sfr. EI.LISON. the latter of whom reprobated the predict nt
witotority wounding the feelings of private individuals, the paper
moved for rer as ordered; se was alto an extra& trom a Letter of the
Govern, General to Ise Court o:Direclars.dated Nov. 28, t 783
Si- J. Nrd'PORT gm notice, that he Mould, Tucfday Pelt.
fubmit to the Hoare certain propoStions for rendering the iiner•
cootie to grain, between Great Britain and Ireland, free and no
nitrating&

Or the motim of Mr TOSTFR, an .td.lrefs was ordered to
be preiented to hi. Majefty. praying that be would he ple.fal to
dirs..), that there be laid before the Hook a (dopy of a lever from
the Board oflrade to the Lords of the 'l4- fury, refpeeting the
drawbaet on foreign linen.
Mr. PAULL nursed for copies of all werefrodenee between
the Hon. Henry Welkfl y a-d the tinverbor General of Btngal,
*psi 4/etober tgos to March 19 3. relative to the //dab of saf.
kew —Alter a few wont. (rum W.:ARTHUR WELLE6L N.Y
who did vie dice( to the mutton. the papers were ordered
On the mod .n of Sir J NEWPORT. t► /inure rt Wired lacif
Into • Committee on the kith Militia Volunteer Bill —.Report to
be received en Monday.