Star.
London, England, 1806-06-24 00:00:00

PARLUMENtARr PROCEBDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE► 23.
'be Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their refpealve
a ; among their, the Well India Auditors' Bill was read a
1.1 time, and peed ; and the lrilh Mines, Gibraltar Portage,
Grafton Agreement Bills, ware read a feeond time, and COM-
tOd for to-morrow.

)u the quellion (or the fecond reading of the Bill to Mare the
Rage of William Simplon, Efq. with Sarah Barbara Torriatto,
row wife, and to enable him to marry again, Ste. Counfel
t. Guam) and evidence were called in, and heard, refpcining
lame. The following is an outline of the cafe:
he PctMance, William Simplon, Efq. late a refident at Born-
married, on the 22d of December, 2792, at that place, Mils
riano. Early in March, 1804, Mr.. Simpfon quitted Born-
tor the plirpufe of proceeding to Europe, and atterwards em-
rd at Alactr4e on board the Euphrates EMI Indianian, then
id for England. lhe Petitioner was prevented from accum-
dog hie wife on her voyage, being engaged in a fituatiun of
2t tatICC r the Raft India Company. In the cootie of the.
ige. it appeared that the Lady entered Into an adulterous in-
mirk with Robert Rickards, Efq who had been in the civil
ice of the Company, and was a paffenger on board the Eu-
nes, and which has been Gime carried on between the parties;
early in Sci.temher left, the Lady was delivered of a female
at the bunk of Robert Richards, Efq. at Hampfleid. Tl,at
after the ',turn of the Petitioner to England, be brought his
no in the Court King's Bench (in Michaelmas Term, 18os)
aft Mr..Rickards, for the Paid adulterous intercuurfe, and ab-
ed judgment fur }o-`d. damages, and that he afterwards ab-
ed a definitive lenience, from b. d and board, in the Confiftory
it of Lotalqn. 'I he neceffary falls of the marriage, adultery,
Iment, Re. being proved to the (add:at:lion of their Lon:Rhine,
ifill was read a (rancid time, and committed for tee-morrow.
he further hearing of the important Scots Appeal, Graham v.
Counter.. of Gkncairii, was adjourned till to morrow; till
:h clay the Holife sifts adjourued, when their Lordthips fiend
mooned fur the etAllidcrat um of the vote, tommunkated by the
=OW, relpettes the Abolition of the Slate 'rude.

HOUSE Or COMMONS.
JOHN NEWPORT brought In a HIE for allowing Vo•
trft.4 from the Regiments of Militia IP Ireland. 'llkat Bill
tad a first time, and ordered to ht read a fecund time on

v.
e Trith Saviol Intl went through • Committee, and the Re-
Val ordce tJ to be received t. 1110/TOW.
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: Report on the 1'a!ti71011 rcfpcdting the N'cirfoundisad
I was sal ”.n into emdideration upon the motion of Mr.
irr rA4I. und a Itch:lL:ion war agreed to tor giving
r of xs per quintal /or the Importation ut Pickled Salmon,
Cad train dye Mend at NcwroundLind acid the Coult

Bill to resul.tl,l the Ogee of Receiver General of the
044 thy 1. o Itopi-liatufe Fce TN, woo regtl a third tow aod

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On the motion of Air. PAOLI., copies were nraered of the fe
octal Treaties concluded between the raft India Cotripaty and
the Surajnb Dow lah, bearing date in the yearn t 765.1768 and a 773.
as 410 V the Agreements entered into with MO Dowladi, burins
date in the years 1771, 1797, and 1801 relpeOltvely.'
IRISH ELRCTON BILL.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for the Hook refolving Welt
into a Committee on the WU, merely that the Blanks might be
filled up and the Bill printed. When that was done. he Mould be
content that it (hyaline over till the commencement of the next
Sefton, when be pledged himtelf to bring it forward. He did not
with at all to take the Houk by futprite, and he was convinced.
that the more the fulled was confidercd, the more the Bill would
meet with genera approbation.
Colonel VEREKER hoped, that from his contenting to the Bill
going Into& committee, at would not be underltood that he admit
ted the principle of It, which he conGdered was a dire et attack on
the charter of every corporation in Ireland. He himfelf was ■
Member of five milt corporations, and would engage to get pe-
titions from them all in oppofi: ion to the Bill.
The Bill then went through a Committee, and was ordered to
be printed. The further confiderntion of it wan poßponed till this
day two months.
Sir W. ELFORD prefented a petition from the Britith Fire fn.
furance Company aphid the Bill for incorporating the Globe In-
(mance Company. The Petition was reccived,and ordered to lie
on the table.

MICSSAGI FROM HIS MAJSSTY.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFQ_UER delivered a Mel-
rage from his Makity, to the following effect :
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" His MajellyhaVing taken into his ferfous coufideradoe the
expediency of making' further proviOon for agcd. difahled, and
wounded fcamm,dellres the Oil ♦ ce of his faithful Commons to.
enable hint to mrry his Intentions Into eirrEt. His Majefty a 1
informs his faithful Commons, that for this Important and bang
volent ohjedt he is ready to give up Nett proportion of the pr
which fhall be contLmned as Parliament dtall judge expedient, hir
the Royal Hufpital and Cheft of Greenwich."
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the VXCHIN
CUJER,the McfLge was ordered to be taken into confidcration Si.
morrow.