Star.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

PARLMMENTART PROCEEDINGS. '

BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THIS DAY.-OR DER s.—Further consideration of the Report
of the Clergy Residence Bill—Further consideration of the Ars.
port of the Poor Relief Bill—City Gaols Regulation Bill, second
reatilhig—Further consideration of the Report of the Gaul Fees
Alialittotrßill—East India Sbipr Bill, second reading—Committee
on Papers relating to her Royal Highnesi the Pi incest of Wales's
Income—Committee of Northern Light-houses Bill—Committee
oiI.4,O•TAT 94pplissioners Bill—Committee of Irish Revenue
Bill—Further con aeration of the 'Report of the Bible Draw-
bait Bill—Committee Act .(burying in Wool)—Report of the
Loan Charge Bill—Committee on the Class Bill—East India
Det:es Bill, third reading—Report of the Scotch Linen Bill—
Committee at the Irish Preservation of the Peace Bill—Commit-
tee of the Muriatic Acid Act—Report of Ways and Means—
Committee of Ways and Meanv—irish Judges Bill, :Id reading—
Report of Supply—Committee of Supply—Committee of Green-
wich Hosp•tal Bill—Farther consideration of the Report of the
NV-houses Bill—Committee of Land-tax Redemption BiU—
Navy Prize Bill, third reading—Committee of Plymouth Tee
bacco Bill—Committee of Board of Works Bill—French Wine
Bill, second reading.
NOTICES.—Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Bill for better
Audit of Accounts in the Coloaies.—Mr. Robert Ward, Ord-
nance Estimates.—Mr. P. Moore, Papers relating to the Slave
Trade.
TO-MORROW.—Noric E B.—General Gascoyne, Protecting
Daty on Soap Imported from Ireland—Mr. Baring, Papers re-
lating to the New Post Ofnce--Lord Castlereagh, Thanks to the
As my, Navy, Militia, and Volunteers, for services during the War.
Gen —Consideration of the Record of Conviction of Lurd
Ceekeaar and Mr. Cochrine Johnston. Lord Cochrane and
Jklr. Cochrane Johnston to arteu'.• FUI slur consideration of the
Report on tipirit Intercourse Bill. Report of the Irish Sugar
Drawback Bill. Report of the Irish East-India Goods Bill. Com-
mittee on Scorch Madhouses Bill.
WEDNESDAY.—Norrets.—Lord Palmerston, Remaining
Army Estimates—Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Grants to
the Poor Clergy. Civil 1.14. Subsidies in Supply. Appropr.a-
den of War Taxes in Ways and Means.
oan ait s.—Furt her consideration of the Report on Copyright
of Books BilL Deeds Attestation Bill, sd reading.

FROM SATURDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

• CARLTON HOUSE, JUNE 25.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bas been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieute-
want-General the Right Honourable Charles William Baron
Stewart, K B. to be one of the LorJs of his Majesty's liedchatu-
ber, in the room of the Lite Earl Onalow.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICIL JULY 2, IPI4.
Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Ensign Wilkins George "Ferry,
from the 65th Foot, to be Cornet and Sub-keutenanc, by
purcha‘e, vice Chambers, resigned; Samuel Cox, Gent. to be
ditto, by purchase, vice Moore, promoted.
lIRtVET.

Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Lainbrecht, of the Royal Marines,
to be Colonel in the Army.
Li utenant-t.olonel Archibald Christie, Commandant of Howl-
tals for the Forces, to be Commandant-General of Hospitals

for the Forces, with the temporary rank of Colonel.
To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Arnty—Majors Francis Lynn,
Walter 'Dianelthere, James Wemyss, and iipiciard ,Timpson,
of the ROy.ll NiarU:es.
To be Lieutenaut-Colonel, with temporary rank in the Army—
Meyrick Shawe, Esq late Lieutenant-Colony in the 7tith Foot.
To be 'Majors in the Arniy—Captain Matthew Ryan, of the
30th Foot; Captain George Jervis, ou the Staff of the Army
1)..T0t • Captain Edmund Power, of the 7th Dragoon Guards;
and Captain William Power, of ditto,
STA Yr.

Major Richard butler, of the tintit Foot, to be Deputy Alutant-
General to the Forces at Java, with the rank of Lieutenant-
,.

Colonel in the Army.
Captain «hllism Ilion), of the 23th Light Dragoons, to be De-
puty Quarter-Master-General to the Forces at Java, with the
• rank of Major in the Army.
Major-General bit. Guorge Murray, K.B. of the 60th Fot, to he
Adjutant-General to the 1 orees serving in lrel.nd, vice Liey-
tenant-General Hay.
Colonel John Ross, of the 68th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-
. General to the Forces serving lu Ireland, vice Major-General
DaizelL
Colonel John Macdonald, on the Half-pay of the Ist Garri4on
Battalion, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Foici.s ser-
ving in orth Britain, vice Major-G _neral Gifford.
Colonel W. Howe Delancey, Permanent Assistant-Quarter-Mar

ter-General, to be Deputy Quarter-Mister-General to' the
Forces serving in North Britain, vice Major-General Rey.
currilsou.
4.lratenaat.Colonel 4muel Taylor Popham, of the 24th Foot,
to be Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serving
in the Windward and Leeward Carabbet Islands, vice Nlajor-
_ . _ .

General Gordon.
Captain Robert Brownrigg, of the 533 Foot, to be Dept.ty Ad
jutant General to the Forces serving in the island of Ceylon,
(with the rank of Major in the Ariny,) vice Ross, appointed
Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in Ireland.
Allsia ant Commissary-General Frederick Drennan to be Deputy
Commissary-General to the Forces.
To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries General to :be Forces.
Woodbine Plash Wiliam W. Ycates, Francis R. Foot, Richard
;Orion; W. IS. Moore, Robert J. Wyllie, Andrew Chalmers,
William Bowman, James D. Watt, Henry N. Browne, Ed•
ward Case, George Maddox, James Slade, Thomas James
•Powell„ Henry Le Mesutier, John Ashworth, and James
Phillips, Gents.
MEMORANDUM.

The promption of Assistant-Surgeon T. P. Lea, of the 4th
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon in the 26th Foot, and
the gpointmeut of liosiital Assistant 11. Kin.; to be Assistants
Ssurgoon in the 4th Vetetan Battalion, as sta.esl in the Gazettes'
of the 21st of De.censber, 1813, and 1.7. th March, 1814, have not
takes place.
Qtristian name of Lieutenant Wright. of the 61st Foot,
it lantek, an not John, as stated in the Gazettes of 24th Nov.
1812. and 3d May, 1214; and the Christian name of Brevet
Meier Shaw e, (?1. the WI Garrison Battalion, is '1 hums', and not
It..Albin, 4 gaud in tie Gazette of 7th tilt.
Ihe dates of the commissions of the following pfficers are as
tander-nientioned, and not those >tired in the Gazettes of the 9th
November, 1813, 21.1 January, 9th April, 17th and 24th May,
and 7th !um., 1814:

25th Foot—Captain Cosgrave., to IA July, 1813.
31st Toot—Lieutenant Thumon'a' to 22d November, 1813.
9.1 A Foot—Captain b. N. Ortneroad's to 31“ March, 1814.
22th Foot—Captain Birmingham's, to tOth November, 1807.

AIL [VET.

Major Thomas P. Howard's, of 251 Light Dragoons, to 15th

March, 1810.
Lieutenant•Colutrel Thomas B. Aylmer's, of 9th Foot, to 4th
June, 1813.
Major George T. Brice's, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, to 27th
May, 1813.
Es::4l•4 in the Gazettes of the Tth December, 1819, 9th April,
and 31st Nlay, 18:4.
NI West-India Regiment—For berjeant-Msjor HenderlloP,
t•. be Quarter Master, vice Anderson, who resigos, read Ser.
jtaot.:Vlajor Henderson to be Quarter Master, vice
' aradersou, placed-upon half-yay.
44:11 Foot—For Conielvis Ryan, Gent. tp be Ens*, &c. read
Wilhato '1 urner Ryan, Gent. to be tansign, ecc.
59th Foot—I:or Anthony Rowley Hill, Gent. to he EnOgn, /cc.
read Rowley F.lllll, Gent. to be E..sign, &c,

[Sato?UT night's Gazette also contains an account of the cere-
mony of the Proclamation of Peace on 'be slo, it ultimo. It also
states, that with regard to Louis XVIII Lord Liverpool; and
Loral Cabtlereagli, who have been elected Knights of the Carter,
the Prance k tgent has dispensed with al the statutes ant l regula-
tions respecting itnitallation. It further notifies, that on Frida
tist Duke de. Montt:Plano, the Spanish Ambassador, at a trivete
atelience, delivered a letter to the Prince Regent from Ferdinand
announcing hit return to Spain; and Basun de Itherenberg,.
Envoy from the Elector of Hemp', had the same day an audience
ot leave; that C. F;lieltz, Esq has been Appointed G:ntleman
Usher ot the Scarlet Rod ot' the Order ot the Bath, on the resig-
DAt'.on of Sir Isaac Heard ; that the 1100. G. Grey, Commissiocer
0! Portsmoutlt, and Sir /. Wylie, pt the Russian servlte' hare
b. en orated Baronets ;'end that the Minuet' of Knightitiaafil has
Leen conterred CodustUor 'rumbas.]