Star.
London, England, 1815-07-07 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houle was summoned to the House of Peers to hear
die Royal given by Cowinisslon to several public and
private bills—(Fur which see the Lords.)
Upon the return cf the Sraamat he informed the
House that he had received a letter from his Royal
Highness the Duke 01 York, in reply to the commu-
nication which had been made to his Royal Highness
of the Thanks of that House. The Speaker then
real tLe letter, which expressed his Royal Highne!s's
gratitu,:e and SACslaction at finding his services once
more thoiil4ht worthy of the thanks of that House,
got ascriis.iig the norits to the native energy of
British 5, 1 ::era, and the distinguished talents of that
,e-eminent Commander by whom they were led to
'kiwi; at the sane time his Royal Highness learned
with the-gseatt st pleasure that the lit use of Com-
Awns had uted any share to him of those great
imettious %Lich had cross Did the British aims With
xfory, and cothrit, met" to the salvation of Europe—:
(Mar, hear )
Mr. HL K:.'l' gave notice chat lie should, early neat &Won,
stove for leave to br.l g ill a Lill to make eon.i.!arable altenarieus

to the 14 th of kliaa!teth, and the 49th of the King.
The Vote of Lteiht Bill, 0 e Ameilran Trade Bin, the Irish
Cotton Bill, the Seeds Bill, the FAA India Postage Bid, the Sat
Duty Lill, he Cis:triteLie Dunath us litll,aodthe Hackney Coach
Bi I, were •sverady rt ad a third time and pa-aid. To flit latter
Act. Geteral IIIORNTUN iropos:tl two addinuhal chutes, both
al *twit Were r. jar, d.
Mr. W. COI/ K I ENAYlnquited whether any steps hat! yet
Wet taken to ; rtvide a proper Court for the Vice Chancellor,
iss which he ought to cute the denies unrested to him by au
Act aihnh pas.' d t wo years'agu ?
he CIIANVELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, th.-.• he
bored to have ince able to submit a proposition to the House
*pea the subject bemire, but some particular causes had preveott d
jest foes tlows so. is certainly, bewever, was the tutention of
Ouveromen. to provide a propel Court Ca the discharge of the
basitt,•• beletigill to the I'M:. of Vice Chaticellor.
'the CHANCk.I.LOK of the IXt'IIEQUER moved that the
Moo. , on it. it. ng, should adjeutn till I (Imlay.
Awl COCHRANE, gave ringlet that he should, eat ly in the
sett ots•iti, ret.ve for the aprehttntellt of a Selee. Committee
to suyui. e lei o I Lt t vulture izken nee the pewee dings in a late
seta.; and iota the conduct of the Lord Chief Justice upon that
te.al
'1 be CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
'Poet Addtete• • Id his Royal He3hoess the Prince Regent, pray
log that he vet u:d order certain suns toiv paid to tbe Chairman
etiheCtimositteta, and to the other OfGcereof that House, for
tbsir eel v.ete. and that the House would make good the same
eirl2. bUstRE.J.I. observed, that a Bill had been passed in
else cutaie of the protest Session, to euable the Goveroment to

erect signs stations In Monne pat, if the torm.q. IPh to ad
tit know, as it was of importance to many indivieloals who bad
laud ju those parts where they were to !wormed, whether ender
the present eircumstaners of the war, it would still he thougbt
ArCei92t yto apply the public money re those objects. _
Sir G• it said, the only answer which he could
Fier to the Honourable Bat once* postai With that the actual
circumstancra must rtjultite the necessity uir propriety of acting
opal) th.t 1•ill.
Adjoutittd 11l Tuesday.