Star.
London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sr at Woe brought up the Report of the
Committee appointed to draw up reafons for difagreeing with
the Amendments made by the Lords in the Militia Bill, which
was agreed to, and the Right Hoe. Gentleman was appointed
to dare a conTerenee with the Lords, in order to communicate
thole rcafons.
The Right Hon. Gentleman on Lis return announced that
the Houle of Lords had affented to the defired conference, and
appointed to-morrow evening 'for it.
On the Report of the New Foceft Game Bill being brought
up,
Sir HZNRY MILOMAT Rated that, underftanding this Bill
was conceived by lonic perfons to infringe upon their Rights,
he had no objection to let it Rand over until nett Seiko in
order that chafe perfons fhould have an opportunity of corning
forward to Rate the ground of their conceptions.
Sir W. Hear Imo? e and Mr. S. Lercvar laid that there
were many perfons who entertained the apprehenfions alludcd
to by the Hon. Baronet.
The ATTORNEY GIENRRAL underitood there was one Gen-
tleman, whole property adjoined the New 'vomit, who fancied
that this Bill would invade his Manorial Rights; and though
he differed with that Gentleman's opinion, yet he thought it but
fair that hear any individual of the fame fentiment with refpedt
to the Bill, fhould be at liberty to Rate their oblations to the
Houle before it fhould be allowed to pals.

The further et:etch:ration of the Bill was poaponed to this
day three months.
The Id& Militia Difcharge Bill was read a (mond time.
Mr. DAwsoK expreffed a with that a Right Hon. Friend of
his (Mr. Forfter), who was *dude to this mmfure, Weld be
prdent to Rate his objections.
Mr. W 2 ctuAli coincided in the with of the Hon. Gentleman,
remarking, however, that the Right Hon. Gentleman alluded
to was fully aware that (Itch a mature was intended.
Mr. CORRY hoped that Minliters would ever ftaud acquitted
of the charge of deigning to precipitate any =afore, or of act-
ins uneandidly towards any Member.
The 818 was committed for to-morrow.
,Mr. Atli au Dm. reported from the Committee on theyTO•
pricey of compeufating any County or place which might lofe
by the difebarge of certain lrilb Militiamen. The Refolution
was agreed to, and an initmaion was ordered to the Commit-
tee on the Irffh Militia Difeharge Bill, that they Ihould make
pmvifion purfuant to thefald Refelation.
The Turtula Trade Bilk the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Stamp
Duty Allowauce Bill, the Met Ex per Cent. Duty Repeal Bill,
the hilb Lottery Lien= Bill, the frith Chancellor's Annuity
Bill, the Innkeeper's Bill, and the Audio* Duty Bill, were read
a third time and payed.
The frith National Debt BUI, the Scotch Schoolmaiker's Al-
lowance 888, the The Millions Exam= Bills Bill, the Mgt
Exports and Imports Bill, and the Irifh Militia Pay BEI, we: c
rLatl a feeond time, and committed for to-morrow.
The New Hydrometer Bill, the Dcer-ltealing Bill, 'ad Lord
Hotchinfon's Annuity 8111, were (madly comm. tcd, aud the
Reports were ordered to be received to-moirow.
The Reports of the Committees wax 17 Million Exchequer
Bills Bill, the kith Bankrupt BM, the tie of Man Trade Bill,
the National Debt Bill, and the Unlawful Games Bill, were
brought up, agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.

Mr. Asa:awn►% repo, te d from the Committee on the Ex-
port and Import Att. The Refolution niacin to the Duty on
Spermaceti Oil was agreed to.