Star.
London, England, 1806-06-28 00:00:00

.P.dRLI.I3IEITART PROCEEDINGS.

HOITSS OF LORDS, FRIDAY. JONI! 21.
Th.. LORD ADV OCA FE was finally herd on the Scots Ap-
peil
Chute, NlArr in M.Nabb, at confidere,le Itngth, anise part
of the Apr,,lsnt, in rrply.
The LORI) CHANCV.LLOR, after a few remarks upon the
peculiar nature of the cafe, morsel, " that the further conidera•
tion thereof he adjourned till Monday," which was ordered ac-
cordingly.
Lord HOLT..‘ND, purfliant to the notice be had given on a
former evening. prefstited a 12,11, intituled, An Ad for the far.
th.r relief of Uchiort, with refredt to the Imprifooment of their
pertness." Ills Lordiblp recited one of the clanks, or provifions
of the Bill, previous to his banding it to the Clerk. the elfeet of
which teemed to be, that creditors were enabled thereby to dif-
charge the perfen. of Debtors In execution, without prejudicing,
at the fame tinw, their own rights, with refuset to the debts, Ste.
On the whole, his Lordfhip obfirved, the Bill was nearly emilar
to one brought in tome time ago by • Noble Lord.
The title of the Bill suss then read, as above. by the LORD
CH.‘NCF.I.I.OR, and on the motion of Lord HOLLAND, was
read a fiat time, and ordered tube printed.
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A great number of Bilk, chialy private, were 'brought up from
the Commons, t y Mr. ALEXANDER, the Hon. Mr. DUN-
DAS, Mr. DA Vi'KINS, and other Otnilernen, which were forth-
with read a Stift titre

Among the puldicls were, the Stamp Duties, the Receiver
General's, the hiik Spirits Duties, and the lei& Public School
Bills; the !aft, on the motion of the Earl of HARDWICKE, was
ordered to be printed.
The Houfe ref..lved lasi( Into a Committee on the Irith Poft
Roads Bill, In which feveral Amendments were nude on the fug-
'talon of Earl :,PP.NCER and the Earl of HARDWICKE. The
former Noble Lori gave up his intention of oppofing the claufe
relative to a New Road from limerick to Galway, for which he
was thanked be the Earl of LIMERICK.—Report on Monday.
The Regulation Bill paffed through as. ommittec, and
woo reported
lord WAL!..IN :MA M reported Simpfon's Divorce Bill, which
was ordered to oz engroffed.
Tt.e.Culloms Fee, Sal was read a fecond time, and committed
for Monday.—Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Clyde Navigation MO was read a third time and naffed.
The soLicrroit GENERAL brought In a Bill for altering or
amending the Laws relative to Bankrupts. The Bill was read a
Brit time, ordered to be printed, and n.ad a fecood tiros on Tuef-
day next.

Mr. VANSITTART brought In the Bill for Auditing the Pub-
He Accounts, which wan read a heft time, and ordered to be read
a fecund Time on Wcdnefday.
A MeMgt from the Lords intimated their Loreignips affent to
the Temple Ilnr Building Lottery Bill, without amendment, and
alto to the Southwark and Brixton Small Debtßeeovery Bills,with
Game ameutftner.ts, to which they defined the concurrence of ells
Houle.
Mr DAWSON dined tear, and accordingly prefented a Bill
for better regulating the mode of acenunting for the monies affec-
ted for making public Roads in Ireland, which was read the hrft
time, and ordered far the fteond reading on Monday
HOBHOUSE reported the entreat of General Craig to
the Q.2eltlons put by a Committee of the Houle, In relation to
the Charges againft Marquis Wellcfley. Ordered to be printed ;
as were aro the Minn en of Evidence taken before a Committee
of the whole Houle upon the Oude Charge againft the Noble
Marquis.
Tbe lrilh Spirit Duty Bill was reported, and ordered to be en-
raged, and read a third time en Tuefday.
The OHANCLI.LOR of the f XL:NEWER gave notice of
a niction for Monday telptaing the Vaceinc Inoculation in the
United Kingdom.

lIIRM'sIONAM CANAL.
The Order of the Day haying been read tor the further conli-
deration of the Birmingham C.lnai Bill.
Sir
.JOHN WRODIT.4I.EY moved that the funher confldera-
lion of the Bill fhould be poltponed till this day three months...-
He !hated that there were two Canal Campanlts at Birmingham,
who bad both of them eut Cana/a through counties abounding in
coal The firit Company Was called the Birmingli.un Canal Com-
pany. the fecund the Birmingham and Woreefter Canal Company.
Thefe Canals communicated, and the great objet difpute be-
tween the two Companies was, whether the Cosh which came
(runt the country on the line of the later Canal, fbould pay the
fame duty on the Birmingham Canal, as if they bad tome down
upon it the whole !meth.
Mr. DUODALIE fupported the Claims of the Birmingham
Canal. . . .

Ur, a divilion. the (orb .r cordiatratiun of :he Eill was port,
pouted by a majority of 57 t 333.

- PHIL•HTHRnPIC SOCICTY.

The Philanthropic S tciety Incorporation Bill was
read a third time.

Mr. TIERNEY propofed a chufe unengroffed,
but lacing informed by the Speaker that it could not
he received in that (late, the debate was adjourned
till time had he•n given for the engroffing it.
Mr. TIERNEY then prefeated it. It went to
provide, that the Society fhould eng tge that the chit.
dr en educated at the fehool, fhould never be charge.
able to the patina of St. George the Martyr (in
which parifh the Ichool was lituated). He propofed
the claufe at the recprefl of the Churchwardens and
()venters of that patina, who conceived, that other.
wile the► would become chargeable with all the chit•
dten taken in at that fthool, who fhould from dtfeafe '
or accident be unable to wr,rk.
It was anfwered by Mr. HOLFORD, Mr. PER-
CIVAL, and others, that a fimilar ohjetlion might
be made againft any (chord that was erected in a pa-
rill) They, however, credit to Mr. Tierney,
for his zeal in fupporting the withes of his Confi•
tuent s.—The Cl tire was negatived.
Dnitor LAWRENCE, in a fpeech of conliderable
length, contended for the right of the Rector to no•
mtnate, or at lean to corarnei the aprweinteemnfthe
Preacher or Leaurer in Chapels of Eafe within hi,
redory, of which defe►iption he conceived the chapel
.0 the Philanthropic Society to he, although annex.
ell to a public charity t for it was not confined, as a
priv.,te chard, fur the mere tile of the Inflitution, but
czecnteJ bpon a IPacirms and fuperb reale, obvionfly
open f. r a general congregation of the patilbioners,
and c titillated to entice away the regular congrega-
rfue. I. on: the patina church, with an obvious perpole
of cresting revenue, arid trenching upon the pare
(WA the Refi•rr. He took occafion co al-
•0 limilar chapels attached to the Afylurri,
l nr•d.ing Horpital, dirrl n7ha public charities, for
it purport.. 4:1 roe artraftion of fafhionabl:
enti rretformanc,:s,
frd bra rbr :1- ..: bn tyre i‘att c.f
the
vie.,2a,r, bum tlte Labtl Cki:OIOUS ma.ner