Star.
London, England, 1802-06-12 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. VAXIIITTART moved, that the Accounts pi:faired by
him yefterday Ewald be printed. He alfo moved, that the Ac-
counts of I I,e further fum relit.ered for the Relief of the Emi-
grant Clergy of Prance amid be withdrawn.
The National Debt WI was road a third time.

&loud Fo LLLLL gave potter; that he &Gold to-morrow
move for kayo to brig la a BM for the Relief of the %mad
Poor of Scotland.

- -The Bill to =aide Oflicers,Soldiers, and Marines In the Land
or Sea Service fince the a4th year of his prefect Malay to es-
ercife Trades, was read a third time.

The kith 'Lottery Office Ticket Divifioa Bil was brought
up, read a flit dmc, and ordered to be reads (mood time to-
TOOrrOW. _ _

The French and Dutch Naas. Bill was mad a faced time,
and committed for to-morrow.

The kith 5 per Cast. Dudes Bin was read a fire, and or-
dered to be read a lecend time so-morrow.

The Mulny till was read a bit, and ordercd to be read a
fecood time to-rnorruw.

The SIcIETART at Wait unwed for leave to bring Ins Bin
to increak the Rates of &diadem= to be paid to Innkeepers
OD Tomlin Sokliers.--Lesvesgranted.
The M-rine Mutiny Bin wastend a Brit, and oedcred to be
read a, keood tbne to-morrow.

The SINIZTA illy at NAIL obferved, that the Mutiny 818
was UAW' to the one introduced in /763 nod 1783. In the
Committee on Monday be mould muse an Amendment, to en-
able his Majelly to dirndl Comte Manial to be kid in Ireland
and in Gibrahar.
The R. port of the Conunittee on the hint Linen Manufac-
ture Bill was received. and the Bin ordered to be read a third
time to morrow

—Lord Susumu, gave Notice, that he %mild tn-morrow
move that diudions Should be given to Parochial °Accra
to make a morn *Maria Bata in England and Wales for the
fall p.ar.
Fir R . BUXTON aliened, that an for the Bill eftablith-
Mg a Cord Market in the City of Well-flintier had been re-
hued to a Committee a ainfiderabie time ago, he G.o:ild on
Monday truttlik the Honk with a motion on the fad. Q.
An Account of the income and Flpenditere of the Board of
Agriculture waa prrfcstcd. and ordered to be laid on the :am,.
Ilte hint Parliament Houfe Alienation Bill was read a heft,
and ordered tube read a fecund time to-morrow.

A Make from the Lords Informal the Houfe their Lord-
-8'44 had agreed to the Southern pl,3rry Bill. the Filh Mahn
80, and revers! other Bilk.
Mr. BAKES moved the fecund reading of the Bill fer fettling
the tastes of the late Mary& of Downhire. He °Kraal.
that v.lthout the flaradlog orders of the Houfe were nicht/lad,
tie Bill could not regularly be read.
The SPICAILER Wd, it bchenred the Houk to be very esetlocre
in ;,.fi..oihng handing orders, which were mode for the undo
j.d.kc • they were, however. fahieNththe_easti,sol of the
:pule, and if Otte= could be etreaUreeloW by a furpenhoet
of them, be could 'waive no objeellom
The CRANCILLOR Of for E....SCOW/Ogg 064/ered, that the
late Maoris of Dowaairg hid *el wklic motaripiadas the

adjuftmeet of his family alhin, iA confeqteoce etwhich his
widow willed to sample what he had anticipated, bet left
unclaimed, partly owing to his ems omiltien. Re therefore
crafted that the Houk would meant to thfpeafe in her favour
with the ftanding orders. This was spud to and tie Bill
was read a fecomi time and committed.

The COANCILLOII Of the E:eu-Qeva preluded an Efti-1
mate of the propofed increafe of Half Pay to Non•commtlfoned
Officers, the expence of which wad Rated to be 304001. He
moved that it mould be referred to the Committee of Supply.
It was not his intention to move any refolutiou upon It today,
but ou Monday next.
Mr. Coaar prefented an Fftimate of the him wanted to
defray the Civil contingent Charges for the Service of Ireland
for t !es, which wet referred to the Committee of Supply.
He rest moved there &sold be laid before the Houfe an Ac-
count of the Value of all ForeignOoods and Merchatalixe Im-
ported into Ireland for the year ending the at th of March
riot; and alto an Account of the Value of Export* for the
fame period. There Accounts were afterwards p►efented.
Mr. VANOITI ART withdrew the Account of the Ordinary
Revenue and Extraordinary Refotirces of Great Britain, on
oc:ount of its help- imperfect, and preluded a paled oft,
which was ordered to be printed.
Mr. VANBITTART prefented a Petitioo from the African
Company of Merchants, praying for an extenfiop of their for-
mer annual Supply, on account of the high price of every ne-
ccilary of life.—Ordered to He on the table.
An Order was made for the Houfe to go into a Committee
tomorrow, to confider of the Duties paid on Blubber and Oil
imported by the Eaft India Company ; and alto to confider of
eat Duties payable on Salt ufcci in curing Pilchards, &c.
The Dutch Property Bill, the Britt& Fifhery Bill, and Hack-
ney Coach went through a Committee, and were ordered
i to be reported to morrow.

The ilew Foreft Game Bill was read a fecond dine. and ot•
dcred to be committed to-morrow. •

The Ref°lotions of the Committee for Regulating the Duda
On btfuranee were agreed to and Bills ordered.
The Report of the BiU for Regulating the Public Accounts,
was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-
morrow.

The Report of the Committee relative to the Salary of the
Lord Chmeellor of Ireland, was agreed to, and a Bill ordered
to be brought in on the lime.
The Report of the Committee for making Allowances to the
Ccaunilßoners who Otall.lit on controverted Eleetions in Ire-
land, was agreed to, and an inftrudtion given to the Commit-
tee on the Irilb Controverted Liedion Bill, to make Provilion
In the Bill, purfuant to the laid Refolutlon.
The Alien MI was read a third time and paffed.
The Smuggling Prevention Bill was read a feeond timer.
The Bill extends the diftanee front the Coaft, within which. if
veffels are fee% hovering, they WU be liable to be forfdted.—
To be committed to-morrow.

The Houfe in a Committee for eonfidering cameral Ads rela-
tive to the letting Hods for Hire, agreed to a Refolution to
enlarge the period for wldch Horfes might be kited, without
futije6ting the Hirer to the Annual Horfe Duty.
In the Commuter on the frills Controverted Elefition
Mr. Lamm propofedm fill up the Blanks, and take the Bill
into confide:anon again out Monday. Ordered accordingly.
The Bill for regulating the Trials for Mons committed
Abroad was read a fecond time. Committed for tomorrow.

Mr. Hose moved a Grant of ado& fotrthe Repalra of St.
N:amaret'a Church, Warninfter.

M. NeLS dif.;pprOVed of this motion, as the application
of the Pe Masers evidently originated from the ignorance or
nested of the Surveyor employed to eitimate the expence of
this Building.
The CNA IiCILLOI of the Ex en rupee admitted that the
helms cftirnates of Architeets was a public evil; but hi Ws
inftance he would conceive it very unfair to refufeany &Altana
for the repairs of the Church, which was in feet the place of
woTOup far the Houfe of Commons, merely becaufe the Arehl-
ted had erred In his calculations.

Alta i fcw words from Mr. BA K It, Mr. Bo x TON, and Mr.
Rosa, the motion was agreed to.
Mr. Con Iv moved, that 3opool. &Gold be voted to de-
fray certain cspeuces of fuck hi& Yeotnarry Corps Li the
I.3rd Lieutenant Mould think propel to cidl upon to fare.
--Agreed to. •