Star.
London, England, 1822-07-27 00:00:00


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P 4RLIAMtNnififY PAPER.
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Aa Acentint oI ti several Amounts of Half-Pay,
Retired, and Snperammated Allowances, forming
the Sum t Five Nlrilinns of Arra weight, so called
by the Martinis of-Losomannstv, ana in the Parlia-
mental y Pa, el s, has been printed in pursuance of an
Order of the Housa of Commons. It distinguishes
the .mit)tint, under separate heads and separate de-
partments, now payable by the Public, and is in sub-
stance as follows :
Army
Navy - z _ 1,674,051 9 3
Ordnance - - 370044 14 1
civil Departments in Great Britain, 2 250.375 6 3
(Irish accounts nut yet received)

Grand Totul

£5,315,698
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PARLI A iIIEN7 All Y t;IIOCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 26.
Their Lordships met at twelve o'clock, to hear 'Appeals and
give Judgments. .
Sir Gess sr, NOEL NOEL, Bart. Alp-Liar.' : ItocH roan, Re-
spooilent.—This was an appeal from t.r.• Court of Chancery,
irela-d..—Jud:ment of the Court below reversed.
CA 3it icK, Apvellint ; MARTIN, liespondem.—This was an
appeal ,r:)::t the Court of Session, Scotland.—Judgment of thq
Court b:ln'.v aftii mcd.
ur)tt, Appellant; MARTIN, Respondent. —This was an ap-
real from the Court of Session, Scotland.—Judgment of the
Corn below affii med.

At a quarter before four o'clock, Viscount Mxt.vn.tx, the E....r1
of SH trrassuav, and the Loin CIIANCILLOR appeared as his
Majes'y's Commissioners, and brought the Royal Assent to the
fallowing Bills:
The Leather Daty and the Salt Duty Reduction Bills, the
Exchequer Bills issue Bill, the Duchy of Cornwall Bill, the
Court of Eschrqutr Sittings Bill, the Banktupt Laws Amend-
ment Bill, the Scotch Jurie.,' the Alehouses Licenses' Bill,
the Irish ',num:THEN' Act Revival Bill, the lash Eudowid
Schools' Bill. and the Ireland Temporary Advances Bill.
The todowing were then read a third time and passed :
Th, (' .r of Funded D. ht Pill, the Receivers =General
tie S ?oy .1 Burghs' 11.gulation Lill, the Irish Fisheries,
andt • . - .

rt LIMERICK presented a Petition from the
Gr y 0, the of Louth against the Irish Consta-
ble- •- Wad af,l ;aid on th.. table.
I . itEDEA).I.I.II: •ore-ented a Petition from the Rev.
Cr.) :;u7,3.. of Lc:to-worth, compl iniii‘; of having been dls-
rni •-•ni three Curse'. .s successively, and left with a wife
and . .-itildre:n without proviso l, by the resent Bishops of
Winch s:,r and Lincoln, under the 36 Ge0,...1 11. c. 83, s. 6,
and thc 57 Gem 11 i c. 99. s. 47, without any cause assigned,
or any art plaint against his mot.d, religious, or canonical con-
duct, and praying that tha above sections might be repealed.—
Ordered to lie oit the table
Mr. !If:nom:is and milers brought up from the Commons the
Captured Vessels Bill, the. Irish Commarcial Credit 11111, the
Ordnance Office Bill, and the Isle of Man Postage Bill, which
were read a first time. _ _

The Hard tabour Bill, the General Turnpikes Bill, the
Court (0* King's Beoch Business, and the Orphans' Fund 131119,
were read a second time.

The East ILdia Loin Bill, the Countervailing Duties Bill, the
New South Wales Duties Bill, the Lite Q9eell'S Servants', and
the Trish Salt Duty Reduction Bills, went respectively throush
Committees, and were reported.—Adjourned till Monday.