Star.
London, England, 1804-07-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY se.
The Royal Aiwa by Canutilion (the Loan CSANCELLOR,
Earl R , and Lord WAL1111110111•11 Wing as Counadirs.
as) am Elm to the following Ads t--The Additletal
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Force FIRL the Foreign Tattoo Ealiamat. Lady lUlwardles
Penlon, the London Free Coal Market, the Chapel Mabee.,
the Wesdeolock, the Chatham Land Pada; sod Svc private
The Civil Llit,the Poultry Camper, the IA& Paadilfery Nate,
sad the Ordnance and Adjatant Geoaars Oace Free Poßage
Mk were read • (mood time.
The Mb County Peace, Ditto Malt Dety, and Hackney Stage
Coach sal% were tarl a third time, palled, and a mato ordaed
to be fent to the Commons to belly the Guns.
Adjourned to Meorisy.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lori CHARLES 90MERIIRT took the oaths and his feat 1
Mr. M4elem COMBS bon& tip tha Report of the Cams*.
tee es the Lambe Maimed Pena NIL The anseodreents were
reed awl weed to. tits 1111 ordered te be armee& and read a
third time en Ilimier sum
The Roane of the Centwilielle es the foliowies Ii wore le.
MAY biellekaledim onandeetne agreed t., led the DiNs or
ea be atereffed, wed red a third dole on liasolay newt, vie.
The 11111 for making Cempiedesisia to the Prepeitten ef certain
Londe et iffealtilek and Cleralisen.wwelhey far bisMaieltyk Ser-
vice, she Additional rem Amadora• la as to oohing al-
lowance km Lends and liseedirsailete abet fee the Public Ser-
vice. die Accennaet'oeinatel M. the EMI& rod Mih Vats of
Credit IS.. the Naas Free Fort IA and the London Decks
Warchoefing liL
On the motion at Sir IVAN NEPEAN, the ecounittal of the
DM for amobdm hi& Cceandiooers of Eavdry, was poApeoed
till Ilissft seek
It was ordered, that the SPEAKER do Me his warrant for the
Election of a Knight of the Shire for the Coeur, ol Lowth, In
Ireiask4, in the ream se John Feller, Ele. who has merepted the
alike of his Maielty's ChanerSer of tae Startler, and C.eint
Senor et the Treafery fee Imbed.
The Cootolidated Food Hifi, and the Loyalty Lean Sill, were
keenly orreenkted. and the Reports ordered to be received on
Monday.

FINANCE.
Mr. JOHNSTONE (aid, that he intended to fub-
mit to the Houfe a State of the Finance of the Coun-
try. He expetied that tome of the Right Hon.
Gentlemen oppofite to him would have brought this
matter forward in the prefent year, but it had been
delayed on account of an alledged difficulty attend-
,mg it. He thought, however, that filch a Cubic&
only required a very moderate degree of attention,
in order to its being coniprehended. He bad drawn
up the flatement into filch a form as to require very
Bide difmffion. He concluded with moving, that
the Refolutioa tallith he wilted to fubmit for difcuf-
fion on Monday, thould be read by the Clerk. This
Refolution was accordingly read ; it related to the
total amount of the Funded Debt, on the tQ of Fe-
bruary, 1803.
Mr. HUSKISON Paid, he hoped the Honourable
Gentleman would have no obicaion to delay the
difcuffion till Tuefe!ay next. This was agreed to.

w 614 IttIIIIIIUt,

On the queilion that the Houfe timid go into a
Committee upon the Bill for regulating the Revenue
of Ireland,
Colonel HUTCHINSON kid, it was impoffible
that he could content to fuch a motion, without pre-
may making a few obfervations upon a Bill which
went to raife no lefs than 4004001. in addition to the
revenue, fo as to occalinn double the amount of taxes
to be paid by the people of Ireland. The Houfe
teemed already to have decided a very important
queftion as to the Millers in that country, by LIS-
continuing the allowance of 8 and 16 per cent. on
the exportation of their Spirits ; for although there
would be another opportunity in argue the matter,
yet he was afraid it would end unfavourably towards
them, He felt it therefore to be continent with his
duty to his Conflitticnts to intreat the Houfe, pre-
vious to their going into a Committee, that they
worild•endeavonr to make additional burdens pref.'
as little as pellible upon that defcription of perfons.
He really believed that the propofials contained in the
Bill were m t fufficiently known in Ireland by thefe
whom it materially concerned, he meant the Din&
lers, the Ba•l•rr Growers, and the Landed Gentle-
men of that Conn ry. To all thefe people it mull
crate confiderabl: uneafinefs. The Dittiller was
• one of the mutt Uleftli members of that part of the
, Unitcd Kingdom, on account of his employing feve
- ral thoufands of people, who otherwife would not
i procure a livelihood. He hoped fuch confiderations
would have fome weight upon the Houk, and pre-
, vent them from impefing additional burthens upon
r ihlliiiers, which they were by no means able to

Alter a few obfervations from Sir Evan Nepeao
and Mr. Bcre,ford, relative to the policy of oblig.
ing the Dirt,liers to perform a certain portion of
work in a certain number of days, the Houfe went
into the Committee. Several amendments were
therein made relative to the Dillillers. The Revrt
WAS brought up, and ordered to be received on Mon

day nett.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL brought up a
hill (orginating and paffed in the Houle of Lords),
relative to the more fvedy Adminiftration of Jolliet,
And particularly with regard to the ;Ging r.f Writs
of hiabeal Crvpiit. Read a firtl, and ordered to be
read • fecond time on Monday neat ; and the Bill
•,rdered to be Frioted..—The Hook then Adjourned
to Moo& T.