Star.
London, England, 1807-07-10 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

General TARLETON prefented a Petition from the Prif.ners
in the Jail at Liverpool, being (even in number, praying :diet..., ,
Ordered to lie on the table
A perfon from the Commilfioners for managing the affairs of
tht Nabob of the Carnatic, prefented the Secend Report of the '
Paid Commiffioners.—Ordered to lie on the table, and be printed.
A perfon from the Treafury prefented an account of all addi
tions mute to the Public Debt by Loans fence 1795, and of all of
Ornate. of Duties imposed fur paying the Intereß down to January
tB4.
Mr ADAM gave notice, that he mould to-morrow move sot
an Address to his Make y, praying that he would order to be
laid before the Houle an Account of all Grants during the precept
R: ign. Bandar to that made to Lord Cullen.
'1 he CHANCELLOR of the EXCiihgliEß brought in the
Wiadfor For,R Bill, which was tad a firß time. ,
The Scotch faxes Regulation Bill was read a fecond time.—
To be committed to-morrow,
The Houle in a Committee agreed to certain bounties on the
exportation of provams from Ireland, and Bills were ordered
accordingly.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER poftponed the
moving the Lottery till to-morrow fennight in the Committee
of :.tipply
The Exchequer Bills Bill were read a fecond time, and ordered
to he committed.
The Report of the Parini Apprentices Bill was brought up
and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to
orrow
The Report of the Committee on the London Port Bill was
brouOtt up, agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in ac-
cordingly,

WEST 11IDIA COLC9IIIIII.
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On the motion of Mt. DENT. s Committee was appointed
to toqude into the Cotten crdal Affair* of the Weit-lodla Co-

FLAGS IN KENIINSION.
On the motion of Mr. BANES, the Bill for preventing
the granting of Placea iii Reverfion was read a third unit and

HALF-PAY OFFICERS.
The SECRETARY at WAR attained leave to bring in a
Bill. Gwillar to that of the laft Seflion, for the better regulating
the Pay of Half pay Officers.
• ELrCTION PETITIONS.

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The Hon GEORGE PONSONDY •prefented two Petitions,
complait3og of an undue Rine* for the County of Wexford.
• Petitions were alto prefented complaining of undue returns for
Nottingliam--Two Petitions complaining of a Double Return for
Poole, ill Dorfetibire--for the County of Kinroft ; and for Newry;
all of which were ordered to be taken into confideration on the
asth intlant
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY brought in a Rill to alter the prac-
tice of Court* of Equity, in fuits itewhieh Member s'of ParliaMent
are defendants —Read a iirlt time; and ordered to be read. a le.
coed time on Monday. and to be printed.
On the motion of Mr. Hobhoute. a Committee was appointed
to prepare Eflimatcs of the Allowances to be made to certain Of.
ficers, in time of peace. • •

• fICIR LAWS.
Mt. IV HITRRF AD moved for leave to bring in a Bill for Re-
viving fa much I • h.- fulled, into a lull detail iif which be had
entetcd•du'i''g tht Lit FOE n, as related to the Fflutrlithment of
Parophial Schools in 1-I,giard and Wales. He mould not no*
enter at any let gth into the fulled. He did not belfeve there
coutl be Ely oppofition made to hts Mingiug in the Bill. He had
inacd gacomeged,oppviittun during the 'aft Parliament, to a