Star.
London, England, 1806-06-06 00:00:00

FARLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, T4URSDAY, JUNE y.
About a quarter aftge four o'clock prayers were read, and isma
after, their I.nrilfhips proceeded to forward the Bills upon the table.
• Among thcfe, the lrilt Defence A. 4 Repeal Bill, and the Income
Tax Bill, were kittrally read a ~00d done, and eannoitud for to-
morrow.

On the latter meafure no obfervation was made, not objeition
offered to its Progrefs.
Pall SPENCER acquelnted the Houfe, he amid have to move.
in eonfequenee of the• unavoidable 'Wane of a Noble Friend,
(Lord Grenville) filli detained by indifpolition, for the difeharp
of the order for funimoning their Lordespi for that day relative
to the eoefideration of certain refolutions his Noble Friend bad
intended to move refpecting the Adroinlitration of Juitiee in
Scotland. This order, when difeharged, he should prow& to re-
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for a finure slay, when he hoped his Noble Friend would be I
able to itteM. His Larch:hip then moved for the difchargt of the
order adverted to; wbJela was immediately complied with on the
part of the Houle.
The Noble Earl then AK be mould propofe an order for fora.
moiling the Hoar kw a limiter purpole on Friday fenbight, when, I
Should it be found tat interfere with any of the important bufinefs
before tote Houfe, It could be Rill farther poilpuned.
The f.ords Were then Orderedlo be fummixtbd for Friday the
13th instant. • •
A number of private Bills were brought up from the Commons
by Sir G. Cornwall, Mr. Mahavnoing, Mr. Fellowes, Hon. Mr.
Lyon and other °cads:men, and feverally read a Brit time.
Mr. Fawkener, Clerk of tie Privy Council, appeared at the Bar,
and pedestal Copies of the Orders of Council. under certain Ada
of the King, repedting the opening of the Port of Turtehis*e.
which were oniered to Been the table.

The Duke el-MONTROSE obkeeed, that in order to enable
their Lordfbips Rill farther tio appreciate the importance of the
fubjea to which the Tortola Free Poet Bill, then beket the Houle,
referred, he thould‘nove for the prOduaion of an Account of the
Exports from Great Britain, to the Mind of Dominiea,•feem the
year t 717 to 179 x, both inclutive. •
His Grace having moved to this aged, the doennsents were
ordered to be produced ascordbigly.
It was ordered, on the motion of Lard WALSINOHAM, that
the'order for th- further eoulideration of the cafe of Mr. Jullice
Fox. the atterdasike of the witnefies. Be. on tomorrow, he di&
charged ; and a finallar order made for their attendaeceva Wed-
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oefday next.
• The kith Revenue Genealogy Bill, and the Ina Malt Duty Bill,
were read a third time and. paired ; and nielfages fent re acquaint
thoCominons therewith.
•• • CASS OF VISCOUNT MILVILLS.
The Order of the Day for refuming the nifeuffion on this (*ea
being read, the ilaangers, es ritual, were ordered to withdraw, and
their I.ordthipa continued in chile deliberation on thy fame until
twelve &dock. le this Interval, the Leaned judrs, w►o were
previoutly in attendance, delivered their opinions upon the law
points referred to them, and retired about (even o'clock. The
Houle continued in debate until the c hour. The difnilions,
we underitand, were ordered to be returned to morrow ; and, at
at, o'ciock the Houle adjourned.
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