Star.
London, England, 1802-04-14 00:00:00

PdIRLIAMENT.ARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, TUESDAY, Arms 13.
Counfel were finally heard, relative to the Scotch Appal,
Preftun w the Earl of Duodenal.
After which, their Lordibips. en the liggeitioa of Lord
Thurlow, who Sway Rated Ids redone for recornmendidg
the proceeding, ordered the Cafe to be remitted back to the
Court of Steen. in order to take certain interlocutors of the
Cafe spin into their coolideradon, Le.
The various Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their
refpeetive Rages; among there were the New Loan, and the
Corn Trade Regulation Bills, which were read • faced time,
the Commitments feverally negatived, sod the third readings
ordered to take place tomorrow.
Several arrangements were made with repel to the hearing
of Appeals, ad • great deal of Private Subsea tranfadod,
after which the Houle adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE QV COMMONS.
Sir Wat. SCOTT moved the Hoek to refeive fete s Caneek-
tee on the Bill for rendering wan Weasel the Radom el
the Clergy, ate. The Hoof* went threw* the RIM, the Re-
port was merited, agreed to, and the BM twisted tebelehtted,
and to be taken into further otaidenehra r Iffewhy the 3d
of May.

Mr 'Sara 'DAN pretested a Petition from Wall" la that-
ford:hire, and alto one from Wolverhampton, esusgidniag of
the barbarous pradiee of Dull•balting. and gaging the sedi-
ment of a Law tg prevent it in future. Tim Ham Gentleman
exprefed his regret that a Right Has. Gendmimminaown robe
the advocate alibis emertainamet, was abtent on dd. malice.
Ordered to he on tbe table.

On the mod= et Mr. Alderman Comm the Papers pro.
fatted to the Rode from the Landon Flour Company, were
ordered to be printed.
Mr. laws v, from the ConuniSoners of Clams, prefented
certain Amount. relative to the Quantity of &ear
from Surinam and other Settlements, futvendered by thee
et
ants- whim rafp•dias the Slave Trade. which were ordered to
be printed.
Mr. CANN:No gave notice, that he intended CO Thurfday
the 13th of May, to bring forward a motion refpeiliog the eal.
deaden of the nueleaml Lands in the Wand of Trinidad, by
Negro Men.
Sir R Pe ILL brought M a BM to prderve the health
and morals of Apprentices, Sts in the Cotton and other Mans-
h.-Reeks—Read a deft, and ordered to be read a Second time

to-sorrow.-
Mr. Alderman CORTI/ gave soder of bin imendon of Cab.
mining to the Houk, Coon after the reeds, a prepolition re-
frain the regulations for the Mize of Bread.
The Petition Come time ince prefented to the Houk hem
certain perforce relative to the Coal Trade. was, on the mode's
of Mr. Tr , read, and referred to the conideration of
the Committee on the BM for regulating the Loodon Coal
Market.
PALS brought lip the Report of the Committee appoint-
ed to prepare an Eilimate of the expellee of allowamea to Sub-
altern °lacers of the Militia in time of .Peace, which was or-
dered to lie on the table.
The Ste aaaaaa at WAR informed the Houk, that his Ma.
jelly had been waited upon with the Addles of that Hoofe,
with reted to certain Papers rektive to the Mend of Trinidad.
and that his Majelly would be grecioutly pleated to give di.
realoos accordingly.
Mr. Ws aaaaaa Lea pretested a Petition from the Merchants
and Mannfalturers of the Town of Leeds, bating that. the'
Duty on Pafteboard, Cloned Paper, and other Paper, bad been
extended by the Board of ladle to Paper tired in the Mann-
failure of Woollen Cloth, which they aßedged was not Intend-
ed to be included, and praying litellefOrderod to Be on the
table.
Mr. Hamar Lasetstas pretested a Petition front the Mer-
chants and Mansfaaarers of the Town of Wakcileid to the
tune efat—Ordered to Be on the Table.
Mr. WIIITSRIAD tendered a Petition from certain Brewers
gigabit the Tea en Beer and Malt.
The S maize fold, the Petition-being againft a Tax Bill,
was contrary to the farms of the Hoofs.
Mr. WRIT/AZAD bid, he was aware of that, but having
been dandle pretest the Petition, be thought it his duty to
mention it.