Star.
London, England, 1805-03-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. W. plcatoson prefented at tic Bar feirerat Pgers, par-
Nun to order, relative to Sir Home Poplium—Ordeffal to lk on
the table, and to be printed
Sir J. Ns w von r, purfuant to notice, moved, that it be an in-
.irudtion•to the Committee on the Bill for the Lunatic Afytont in
Dublin, to make provifson for the produdtion annually to Parka.
!rent of a itatonent of the condition of County infirmaries, and of
&c. or Royal Foondatioo, or receiving Parliamen-
tary bounty in Ireland.
Mr: Act:anasa objedted to it. oe the ground that foonething
Mere than a bare affertion of an Stulividual Gould be produced, be.'
tore Parliament Should be afkcd to throw an Wired! Mar or =fore
so the Troika of having mifappled the fund, of the charity.
This produced 3 Short coescrfation between Mr. Baitard, who
fepported the motion, and Mr. Rofe, who was' of oploion, that
the lion.Naronct's object might be obtained in a Shorter way, by
moving that the accounts expended for that dimities Should be
fubjec't to the revilion of Parliament annually.
Sir J Tinrroat acquitfccd in Mr. Rcic's idea and withdrew
liaidbtiot. • •
The Neutral Ships BM the Foreign Ships 818, the Caftans
Duty BM, and the Backe Doty Bill, were feat:rally read a fecund
jinx, and ordered to be committed psincerow.
Lord CASTLIIIMAOR gave ender. that. he Would tolpulotosi
kacrib for leave to bring in a BM fee it Coannktee to take into con-
fsderation the leveret Adts of Parliataast rtlathe to Bragg
Mr. Jou to nos, from the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ireland,
pref.:sued at the bar an account of the Sums of Money advanced
for Seamans's wages to stb January; tilos.
The Committees of Supply and .Ways and Means were poi!.
rosette Friday.
Me Rosa brought ep a Bill for emending and, continuing for a
close to be limited, the Ad of the syth of the King, relative to
the Treaty with the United States of America; elk a Bill for
stunting licences, according to the Order of Council, for. permit-
ting the import and export of goods in Neutral Ships to and front
Spot& ports, which were read a ark, and ordered to be read a
&coed time to anonow.
Mr. Don o s brought e) s Petition from the Inhabitants of
Ardrolin, in the county Of Ayr, aping! the Corn Bill.—Ordered
to lie ea the table.
llttSit SMALL wets!, &C.

Mr. FOSTER, eonturnisbly to the notice which
he gave on Monday lafi; moved for leave to bring in
a Bill to.llap the circulation of Small Notes in Ire-
land. The Right Hon. Gentleman obferved, that
he Would have moved for this Bill long fence, but
that be had waitta for a filver currency; to (upply
the place of thole (mall, or filver notes, as they were
termed. Every perfon in the leall acquainted with
the nate of Ireland, mutt acknowledge and lament
the 111 effeds produced by the due of notes tinda 51.
in that country ; the °hied of the Bill was therefore
to retrain the further ifihe of a paper medium,which
bid inundated Ireland,and injured it Molt *merle*
In every refped.
Mr. R. MARTIN raw, that he was inclined, at
fire, to dppofe the intended reltridion, but he had
fine changed his opinion,and now approved hear-
tily of the meafttre. He ould not but congratulate
the country in having i Chancellor of the Exchequer
who was capable of eiretting fo defirable in objeft—.-
lie hoped, however, that the Right Hon. Gentleman
would fee the propriety of allowing private banks to
Iffue (mall notes; on a plan fimilar to that recognifed
by Parliament in England: Private banks in this
country had leave to iffue (mall notes under 51. he
tcufted,therefore, that the fame indulgence would be
ranted to banks of the fime defcription in Ireland;
not for the benefit of the banks, bat for the aciont-
fnodation of the Public.
Mr. FOSTER replied; that the policy of granting
Bich a privilege to private banks as that fuggetled by
the Hon. Gentleman, required ferious confideration
it would be competent; however, to the Hon. Gentl-
eman to bring forward the fubjed it tome future pe-
riod ; he fhould not then trouble the Houfe with any
further obfervations, brit confine himfelflo the °Nee
and fubßance of the Bill for whkh he bad the honoiir

of moving. . .
-*lr. *NAUGHTON wilhed to knovi what de-
, fcription of coin was to be iffued
Ur. FOSTER anfwered, that in addition to the
Spanifh dollars, now in circaiation,rin Ireland to a
etrafiderable amount, Bank Tokens of Teapenee and
Fivcpence each, ia 'order to anfwer Irith currency;
would be iffued:
'The motion eat then read frdm the Chair, and
/cave given to bring in the Bill.
The Right Hon: Gentleman alto moved for leaie
to bring in a Bill to intend an Ad for the Repair of
P6h Roads, paffed in the Parliament of Ireland, in
the 32d'of the King. The object of die Amendment
was, that Pollmafters may be enabled to fend the
Mails lsy Mail Coaches, or otherwife, with greater
fifty and expedition than could be done at
front . the badnefs of- many of the public Roads,•
which; by the Bill, thoald be repaired and Inert*
where the public convenience and advantage made*
nioefroy. • •
Colonel BAGWELL obfervedi that if the 'Bill
were not fpeedily palled, it mull lie over till nett
sear,;, ?wade the money for 'the propofed improve-
ment was to be aided by the Grand Juries at the
Affixes:.
hfr,..FOSTER Paid, be did not with to pieeipitate
public bafinefi; but at all events, that delay was ne-
eell,iry fur accomplithing the °Ned of the prefent
-neal,tre. In the,firlt place, Purveyors mull be fent
examine end meafure the ground; wherever int-
proven:tent was' to be grade ; the returns of the
lurvey..swqq.l4.be. of Coatfoit tedious work ; hence it
was obvious, that hurry would ant anfwer the pur.
plc onthe prefect occation. Leave was granted to
bhng in a Bill.
The Rrght Hon. Gentleman likewile mated for
leave to lasing in a Bill to amend the Iri(h Spirit Li-
Pence Bill, as tar as it regarded Diftillers. The Right
lion. Gentleman obferved, that it might be neceffary
to inform the Houle, that the law in Ireland did
r.ot allow more than four gallons of fpirits to be car-
ried from any diftillery without a permit ; the conic-
qtience of which was, that Liverpool jars, containing
; quantity finnewhat (mailer than the law (pecified,
had been employed few' the purpofe of taking advan-
tage of the Aa. • It was not unufual to have 20.0 f
-%fr men !musing from one eilablithaoent with Input

thsts:cnOreyed. The .objeft. of the. Bill which be
tneant,tp bring in was. m remedy this detriment to
this-Reveaue. Leave was granted. •
at. Pence/is vooa HOUSE isILL.
Mr. AYNG rote, and moved that the drder for
the fecund ;eliding of the. St. Pancras Bill be 'poll-
, pond to Wedneiday next. 1-ie made this motion,
he faid, in confequence -of a difference of opinion
exifting in the Peri& refpefting the expediency of
the meafure propofed. He willed it, alfo, to be no-
dal/00d, that if
.two-thirds of the Direftors of the
Poor did nig agent to the Bill, he• fisould withdiaW
from it his fupport.
Mr. CALC RAFT fuggefled:that the fecond read-
ing Ihould be put off till after the holidays. It was
a meafure of very great importance to the. Parifh,
and time Gould be allowed for its confideratiOn-
Mr. BYNG thought that it Ihould he dilliored of
as loon is pothble; becaufe it was of Much impor.
tance. He taw no riafon„.therefore, for poftponing
the order to a later day than that which he propofed.
The queftion was then put for poftponing the order
for the fecond reading to this day fe'inight ; on
which Mr. Catcaare rote, and snored, 44 this day I
fortnight."
Strangers were then ordered to withdraw ; hut af-
ter a few words from Mr. Roper; Mr. Baldwin, and
Mr. Francis, Mr. Calctaft's amendment wis carried I
without a divilion.

bird CALCRAST pretested a Petition froth the lab..
bitantsof the Bari& of Su Pancras ageing- the Bill,
which was ordered to lit on the table till the fecood
'reading of the • Bill, +/ben Coodfel (bold be beard
in rapport -of the Petition.

lIINIMOIRS.

The .Bscastaat ar Wait brought in a Rill for
augmenting the Rates to be allowed Innkeepers for
Non Commiffinned Officers and Ptivatei who Rata be
quartered on them, which was Arad a firfl, and ott
dered to be read a fecond time machete.
Adjourned.