Star.
London, England, 1814-07-19 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was summoned to the House of Peers; and on ha
retusn the Speaker in6•rmed the House, that the Royal As.
sent had been g.ven, by commismun, to several public and pri-
vate hdlg.

Several Petitions were presented, praying for the general abo•
Won o the slave 1 rade

'1 hr Committer ell the Alien Bill was fixed for Wednesday.
On the motion of Mt. H. ADDINGTON, an Address was voted
to the Prince Regenri for some papers relative to the state of
Vaccination in Sweden. _ _ _

Mr. H. ADDINGTON gave notice of a Committee for t
morrow, to consider on the areas of defraying the expense of the
flume. Police Other.

The Colonial Audit Bill. the Tea Exportation Bill. and the
HacLuey Coach Bill, were severally committed. and the Re-
ports ordered to be received to•motruw. The Report of the
M admit Acid Bill was brought up and agreed to.
Leave was given to bring in a lbllta wend the powers of the
Acts relative to the improvements in the street. su Westminster.
Mr. RUSE. then biought in the Bill, which was read a first
t:rne.

'1 he House resolved itself into a Committee on the Post-Of.
fice Acts; and, on the motion'•of the CIittbICELLOR of the Er-
cutilues, it was received that an additional duty of ltd. each
letter be imposed on letters carried by sea, in such vessels as are
not regular pallets in the service of his Majesty.—The Report
to be received to-morrow.

The Colonial Estates Bill passed through a Committee.
TOL Hous • went into a Committee on the British Cordage
Aus and resolved on certain bounties on Coca :age exported.—
Ile Report to be received to•morrow.
'the Stamp Duty Bill, the Queen's Ferry Bill, the Irish House
Bill, and the Bank itesuiction Bill, were each read a third time

and passed.
he frith Militia Pay Bill was committed, and the Report or-
dered to be r ..Tetved tomorrow.

The Scots University Paper Hill, and the Irish Judges Annuity
13il1, were severally read a second time, and ordered to be com-
►rutted to-morrow.

The Report of the Committee of Supply was brought up, and
the Resolution for a grant to the German Sufferers, aud those for
Miscellaneous Grants, were agreed to.
On the question respect ing the Grant in aid of the Civil List,

Sir C. BURRELL made some observations on what he eons.-
&red an improper manner of deriving emoluoients on the part
of the Marshainitll. the profits of whose whets were %sensed
entirely trout contributions levied on persons attending at Court.
The Irish Distillery Bill was committed.—Report tomorrow.
Sir RUMILLY presented a Petition from the Debtors iu
Ilcliester Jail, praying for relict.
The Irish Customs Bill was react a third time and passed.
A Message from the Lords informed the House hat the Peers
had agreed to several Bills, and leiptsted from the Commons
the Report of the Committer appointed to inquire into the state
of the Jail of Newgati.
On the motion of the CNANC6LLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the
Messengers were called in, and informed that ihe House would
send an answer respecting the Report requested by their Lord•
ships, by Messengers of its own.
The Scotch Notes Bill went through a Committee.
VOTE OF CREDIT.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
presented the usual Message from the Prince Regent
respecting the Vote of Credit, to the following effect;
"G. P. R.

" The prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of bis
Majesty, considering it will be of very great importance to pro-
vide for such emergt•ucits as may arise, aild relying un the rape
riented zeal and fidtlity of the liouse of Commons, trusts they
wiU enable hint to take such measures as the exigencies of at-
tain mayrequire."
_ _ _

Theelvlessoge was ordered to be referred to a Com-
mittee of the whole House to-morrow.