Star.
London, England, 1805-06-01 00:00:00

THE TENTH RETORT.

Mr. H. LASCELLES (lid, that when he men-
tioned yetierday, that part ef the Report of the Se•
le .11 Committee on the Tenth Report might and
o.;g!it to be confidered cn an earlier day than that
propoled by an Honourable Member not then in his
place (Mr. Whitbread) he had not recollated the
ietervention of the holidays ; lie role, therefore, not
t' ,ive any notice of a motion for a particular day,
b it merely to fay, that it the refolutions to be brought
forward by an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Whit•
bread) were of a eliminating nature, he thould•, as
a Member of the Committee who made the Report,
move counter-refointions, if no other Member of it
who was more competent, did not undertake.to pro-
poll them.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEOUER,
the report cf the Committee refpeair.g the attendance of Earl
St. Vinc.•nt before the Committee to wltom swag rek-7.1 the con-
fideration vide rm.‘ua of Sir Home Popham, was endered to
be reeournbeed to the fame Com:Mace._

The Hoare being rdolved Imo a Committee of Ways and
Means, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE.QUE.F. moved.
that the Consmiffi•uters of the Tr...afury be empowered to contra&
with at.y pert.= or perfons for three Lotteries, not exceedi-tg
90,cc0 Tickets, of rol. each, for the ratting year. This and other
Itefolutions, 'providing for the Pay and Clothing of the
and 'ries agte.ol to, the Houfe rclumed, and the
Report seas ordt red to be received on Wedneflay next. •
Tie Univrt Sties Advowfon Bill was ordered to be read a third
j time this d..y fe'nuight.
I The Committee on the Hie of Man Bill was poltponed to
I#Vednefday.
Mr. HUSKISSON obtained Lave to bring in a Bill to amend
the Act for tie colLdion of taxes.

The Houle having re:'elved i:.;f into a Committee on the Dub-
lin Paving Dill, Mr. V A Nstr FART propelled (even Commit.-
Millers, namely, the Earl of Meath, Charles Hatfield, Rev. John
Whitlock, Alcx.uider Taylor, Wm. Caulfield, Ray ipe, awd.
Jafeph Pemberton.
Mr. JOHN LATOUCHP. did rot mean to object to any of
the names propofed, but would be better pleated that the COM..
tniflioners of Accounts had heat appointed on this oceafion. The
Houle being returned, the Report was ordered to be taken into
further confederation on Monday
The lrifh Diftillery Bill pafrcd through a Committee, after Game
oppofition from Mr. James Fitzgerald, and being ltipportcd by
Mr. Fofter, Mr. lac.iis Browne, and Mr. Alexander. The Report
was then received, and the Bill order..) to be read a third time on
Wedoefday nest.— the Irith Malt Duty Bill was read a third time
and paflcd.-1 he Dubin Police bill was read a Lcond time, and
ordered to he committed on Wednuiliav next.
Mr. 1-lUoKlhataN gave notice that he would move, on W.
:lathy mat, that the Report of the Coal Committee be referred to
a Committee of the whole Houle.
1. he Report of the Committee on the London Port Impmvement
Bill was ordered to be referred to a Committee Oche whole Houle
on Weds efday.
The Mtn lifh Bounty Bill was read a fccond time, and ordered
to be committed on Wedmiday.
Mr. ORMSBY broulht in a Bill, appointing Commiffioners to
enquire into alaufes in pehl c ot:icc.tu heland;which was read a
tirft, and ordered to he lead a fccund time oa Wcinektai
Adjourned to WednefJay.