Star.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

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P. 4 R L DM NTAX 74 PROCEEDIkGS.
H7U3L OF LORDS, ',AWAY, JAN it.
Lord MULG RAVE, now that the printed Copies
rif the Treaties, which had been laid before the H• oak:
by command his Majelty, were on the table, took
the opportunity of mentioning, that on Mon.lay nr
TnefdAy next, he (hoold bring down Come Addy .1
papers, neceffary to explain the Treaties cone! -;
lad year with F..reign Powers. As the fohjeis as
of confiderable importance, he would, p ttta , he
under the Hectffity of making come ok.lcsv
it. He thought proper to aoprixe their 1. rsPhips,
that filch was his intention, in CAIR any tired
should Gel himfelf theq difpuled to ...an f additional .
inhumation.
After Tome converfation with Ltd WALS !Ng-
HAM, his Lordflrip mentioned u.fi.ty as the do,'
on which he would bring down thcp torts, and moved,
that the Lords fhoald he fommoned fir that 4ay.r-
Ordered.—Adjoutned to Monday mat.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr ALFICANDIiR brought up the Report ofthe Coend.tee
of Ways and Me3no. The Refolutt ,nt weie read and arrr,:ed to,
and leave given to lying in 81:11purfuant thereto
Lord STOPFORU informed the tioufe, that the /W.W.I' elite
Houk, relative to the ereelion of MOlllOll6lllll til, the meow), of
Lord Nelfon of Captains Cuuke lasi Dud', uiJ ale to tsar of ,be
Right Hun. Witham l'ltt, his MaJelty lust been sessile/4 plaid
to approve.
IRISH lI,VULATIO/I.
Mr. JAMES FITZGERALD rote, pi:truant to
notice, to move for leave to bring in a bill tor the
purpofe of afcertaining •the population of Ireland.
The Right Hen. Gentleman expreffed his with to
a ffimilate the laws and regulations of Ireland to there
of this country, as far as it was jolt and expedient.
To the Speaker he obferved that this part of the
United Kingdom was among other advantages in. ..
debted for a meafttre of a flmilar nature ; and Se •
was happy to know that the propofir ion he was td
to fubmit to the Houle, met the approbation rinhitt
jelly refpeCted perfonorge. It matt *lee* be-nbri-
ous to every man converfant With the fubJeel, that,
to afctrtain the population,of a comity, was a grand
deft/era:um in political economy, whether ennlidertd
with regard* to its phylical force—its agricultural ph-
duet., or its financial capacities. Is Ireland, the
Right Hon. Gentleman obferved, there were not the
Lame facilities for enumerating the population that
were to be found in this country. For, in that part of
the United Kingdom, there was no regular regi try of
bhths or deaths. Betides. there were no. Poor Lai%
•dtroulth the monikers and others meipkriest-ilifin
exammon of which, in England.' means merit iour
had to difcover. the number of the population...
Therefore. to I emedy this inconvenience with regard
to Ireland, the Right Mwrlonfattlellentletnan 'pen- ' I
pored to introduce a claufe into the Bill, authorifing
the Magiftrates of the county of the city of Dublin,
with the advice of their Recorder, and the Maglf- -
trates of the other Irith counties, sided by the admit
of the Affillant &trifler, at a General Qoarter se.
lions, & appoint one or more houfeholdei, accord.
ing to tiece.lity, for each barony, parifh, or fuch
other dißria as might be deemed expedient, for the
purpofe of colleCting a lilt of the inbalri:snts of fuch
clittriCh, the cxpence arifing Loris loch appoint-
ments, dc. to be defrayed by the affelfinent of the
Grand Juries of the leveret Counties, in the fame
manner as prefentments for roads, ice. arc now pro.
vided for. The Right Hon. Gentleman Rated his
intention to move that the Bill Humid, as (non as it
was brought in, be 'rad a fira time and printed.—
He would then let it land over for hone time, in
order that all perfons concerned fhould hay: a full .
opportunity of examining it, and from that confider- •
ation, he Ihnold not move the fecund reading until
after the Eafter meth.
The motion was agreed to, am! the Right Hon.
Mover was appointed, with Mr. Grattan and 'whip,
to prepare and hi ing in the Bill.
Mr. HUSKISSON prefented a Lill of the public
Accountants, ufually made out pull-tint to Ad of
Parliament. •

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Mr. WHITSHF.D Kr.ENE, afier fonreprefatery
rcmatks, moved for copies or extrads of the pro.
ceedings of the Chief Gr vernor and Council ofladia,
refpeding the Several claims of individuals upon the
late and prefent Nabob of Oude, t,,gethee ails a
tarot of the procteditgs of the Court of Directors.
upon the fame tubjed.—Ordered.
•ARMY ESTIMATES.
• The SECRETARY ate WAR moved, ThAt. tri,e •
Hoefe do now refitlve into a Committee of Styply,
teethe pot pnfe of votingthe Army Ettimatettr,4 three
nemsths (*price, which he had laid on the table a fee
tibeWogs tince. The Hon. Gentleui.y. recapitulated
'his flatementtnf the forhusr day; grandly, "that IN
1 motive for prefenting the eftheetes f.r three
nottnths' was to prevent cmbarralrment to the path&
rot-vice during the nntilroidable delay, which sn she
prefatt Rate of affairs 'mutt occur in she foroitti.m
of a new miniary, atid.the probable adjnottita eat of
the Motile for. a folnight, in order OA the re-tler-
rifles that mita-take "place is cenfemience of filch
appointments. Ti and not any with an ohtrude
himfclf farther into the Winds of the otSee, had in-
duced him to htMg the eitimate thus forward. The
duties of she Ram is would, be prefurned not to
doubt, fail into the hands of a faccetioe,.much more
competent than Modell.; and th•Te Gentlemen, whcfe
-opining. were in la v.).3! At a Jiff:tent arrangement,
would have an or,p,otoi,cy of aucptiog 0.4 a
fytlem at no Very dilf:113! 0[11,4.
The Hanle acco-diogly rclirlrrd into a Commitv.e
ofSopply, and vrted I..t.rwing Eniniate ion t
07011:11,134 47i Men. inc.o2ing Oificc, s rod N •n-
-ctnaritrioxed Othcer,,, fl. the g• iltr ml iervice—
t,lyj;wsi.
f IT.lc{rayirg the Litairri. thereof--
y0y,037i• for Military Services in, the' Pl•ntatioto,
Ceylon, Medi:err:mean, New SouthWale*, and Spa.
cial Services—and 61.7,041. fur the Militia 4
Britain and Ireland. Ordered to be • .
seurrow.—Adjusseed.
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