Star.
London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Me. I. H. BROWNE prefented the teemed Report of the Com-
mittee on the Caledonian CanaL Ordered to lie ou the table.
The report was brought up from the Committee appointed to
enquire into the propriety of conveying coals to London by the
Paddington Canal. The report Rated, that in the prefent preffure
of time, the nseeffity of examining a great number of witpeffes,
the Committee are not yet enabled to make a full report. Their
opinion, however. la, that it will be proper to admit the convey-
ance of fifty thoufand tons of coals by that calm], between this and
the tit of June, !Hob.
An Account was prefented from the office of the CHef Seers--
tary for Ireland, of the amount of Salaries payable to the Lords
of the Treafury in Ireland.
Sir CHARLES PRICE prefented a Bill to amend the Aa of
the 39th and Goth of the Ring, refpeding the Weft India Docks,
and for making conepenfatlon to the Carmen and Carters. Read
a OrR time, and ordered for a fecond reading.
Went into a Committee on the Loyalty Loan BilL Ordered to
report to-morrow.

Read a third nine, the Parnafter's Bill—plied and ordered to
the Lords.

Went intna Committee on the Poor BilL To report tb-morrow.
Prefented, and read the fiat time, the Dublin Police Bill;.
and the London Fith Bill. Ordered for the fecond reading to-
morrow.
Op the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUeR,
the Smuggling Bill was committed, and it being underflood, that
certain parties again(; the Bill (honld be heard on the Report, the
Report was received, pro/erne, and ordered to be taken into frr
thee confider.. on this day fetinight.
The frith Diftillery Bill was committed, and ordered to be re.

Bill war read a third time and paired.

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P The Irina Malt Bill was Ordered to be read a third time to-
te o row.
The Report of the Refolutlona of the Dahlin Pavingrornmittee
was brought up and referred to the Expiring I.sws Committee,
which latter was ordered to fit to.morrow.
The Houk went into a Committee on the lei& Well India
Trade Free Ports Bill. The Report.was ordered to be received.
to-morrow.
A Bill was ordt rod. purfuant to the Refolution of the Com- '
Mittec on tLe India Woollen duties.
The Houle in a Committee agreed to continne the bounties to
the South Sea Whale Fifhcry, and a Bill w s ordered. •
The Trifb Eat Sic Licence Bill was paffed.
The Report of the Mlle Cuftoms and Excite Bill was brought
up. and the Bill ordered to he read a th;rrl time to morrow.
The Ijoufe went into a Committee on the Nib Poft Duty Bill.
The Rep, rt was ordered to he received to-morrow.
The Auditor's Bill mitred through a Committee, and the Re-
port was ordered to he received to. morrow.
A Committee was ordered for to-morrow, to confider of the
heft means or improving the North fide of the Harbour of Dublin,
for the reception of Ms-111j, fty's Packets.
The Chairman of the Committee on the reps'es of Sir !Tome
Popham's fqua ron made the report of the anfwer prepay d by
that Committee to the Me (Lee -tithe- Lords refeired to them, that
the points to which it was tho.r intention x rl St. Vivernt
fhould be examined. were the proceedings of .the Board of Ad-
miralty with refped to the repairs .bf the Romney and Set fitde
the Report made to them on that fobjed in Fehruat; , 0,04 ;
the improving David Ewing Bartholomew ; and whether thole
tranfaetious were with the knowledge and concurrence of the No-
ble Earl.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHECaII R moved, that
this fern be taken into further confideration to-morrow.--gr-
dered.

The Lords Amendments in the Military and Naval !inquiry
13:11 were taken into confideration, and being merely clerical, were
agr, ed to.
Mr. J EFFERY, of Poole, in eonfequence of the notice be bad
given, moved fir a return of the correlpondence between the Antl-
miralty and Navy Board, from the tit January to the 55th May,
1804, refpeaing the fupply of Oak timber for his Maleity's Navy.;
the names of perfons and places to be omitted if the intercfts of
the public fervice required it.
Aifo fur an Account of the quantity of fingftlit Oak in flare,
from the tit of January, 1791, to the prefent time, and particu-
lanling the Quantity in Store, the 3111 of December, in each Year.
Alto a lift of the (hips of the line and frigates paid off from the
ft of Odtobrr, iBOl, to the Bth March, 1803, for the purpofe of
replirs, and Stewing the (tate of repairs nrecitary for each,in order
to fit them for fervice, with fume other documents neceffary to
complete the information of the Houle, a part of which only was
contained it, the papers on the Table.
Which motions, after Tome ohkrvations from Admiral Mark-
ham, who did not object to the fulfill returns, were agreed to.

port dto marrow.
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