Star.
London, England, 1812-01-10 00:00:00

,CEEDINGS.
I4NUARY 9.
1711 Reports of the Comrs!o-
eon cludts their luqu'ry info
•rdnanee. ••
: the Timber bought for
thi use of the Navy.
Lord I.AonzienAtz moved for a Return of the Number of
Bank Post Bilis and Notes issued by the Bank during the year
1811, and also of the Prornissory Notei from 1804 to 1811.
Lord LIVI.R Foal. pustponed b;s Motion of Thanks to Lord
Minto and Sir Samuel Auchmuty.

IRELAND.
Lord GRENVILLE rose to postpone the order
of the day for summoning the House to-morrow se'n-
night to the 2-1111 of this month. The order referred
to a motion on the affairs of Ireland, by a Noble
Friend of his ; and he equally with Noble Lords re-
gretted that any delay should take place in a matter
.of such portentous nromeht to the country. He
,thought that Government had now fully disclosed
their mind upon the policy that therwere to pursue
with that country, and he thought that delay in fully
entering into the subject of that policy WAS most ex-
ceedingly to be lamented ; but many of the Noble
Lords particularly connected with Ireland, and who
/light be expected to share in the discussion, had not
'yet been able to attend ; and it was not unusual to
the courtesy of that House to shape its deliberations
so as to suit the general convenience as closely as pcs-
eible. The situation of Ireland was most momen-
tous, not merely to that country herself, but to gng-
land.—The motion was then carried.
FINANCIAL REPORTS.
Lord GRENVILLE then, after a few prefatory
• remarks on the manliness and propriety of not cow.
:cealing its true situation from the country, adverted
• 'to the Financial Repo' is which were now probably IA
`the hands of all their Lordships. He would submit
motion for the production of those accounts, which,
as they were the common public documents, he ex-
pected nor to be opposed. He then moved for
• - The Accuant of the Consolidated Fund for 1811.
1 he Account of the 1'• sr laxei fur Ism
ALd the gross Amount of +he l'axts, (including those o( Ire-
land,) 18 i 1.
_•
T.IVE RPOOL had no possible objection to
Accounts—bey were mere financial docu-
It he begged leave to say, that neither he,
h,e allow himself to think any person in all-
ied the slightest idea of deceiving the coun.
its real situation. He would not object to
tra'se Pap m, because he was most anxious that
0-.ject the most complete and entire know-
lid be giver.
BTATE OF 111.3 MAJESTY'S IIEALTIZ.
,111.FitMOL rose to ;clove for a Commit.
_itne his Majesty's Physicians ass to the
his health. It would be recollected. that the
'las account of the •Xing's illnesi had been
;it of the Prilif Council, and it was right
cognisance of it should have been in that
they bad no Houses
; all farther rig ht
:d in the two Houses of Parliament. The
'.L.S now in a different situation. The Queen's
rad been since appointed ; they had legiti-
luthority. It might seem unnecessary, there-
examine the Physicians before the House :
certain provisions were to be made in conse-
- his Majesty's continued illness, it was
ight that the House should have on their
lournals all the information which they could
receive on the subject. His Lordship then
a Select Committee to examine the Physi,
'he motion was carried. The Committee
of:21, and, as far as we could understand,
Ippointed by ballot.
lioUse their adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
writ war ordered for the Borough of Westbury, in the
Buller, deceased. •
,ctwce.DuNaes took his oaths and seat for York.
nT,tiecretas-y to the Board of Military Inquiry, pro.
is Commons the 16th :And 17th Reports of that Board.
UEL RO.‘":ILLY moved that a Return be made to
. the number of persons, male and female, who had
—,eted through-nu England and Wales during the year
d4tinguishing Their ages, &e.—Ordered.
--lIDDY presented a Petition against the Return of
.t Knight for Wootton Basset.—Ordered to be taken
consideration n-It u ,:sday fortnight.
-.IFIpSE moved that there be laid before the House a coin-
State of the Population of Great Britain, for the years
1, disti.ogutshist4 the increase and dimlnuticn, &c.

REGENT'S ANSWER TO VIE ADDRESS.
IHNTHYIsrsIE ap,eared at the bar, and informed the
: his Royal Highness the Prince Regent had been wait-
the Addres, of both Haase, of Parliamenr, which
lightifiss had been graciously pleased to return the
I,wer :

you for this dutiful and loyal Address. Your assu-
con.muance df your supp)rt, in the great cause iu
are enzaetl, ;q-e big' iy gratifying to me; and I have
sistibfacti:n in receiving the new proof of your affec-
loyalty to the lting, my father, which is afforded by your
prawde amply and suitably for his comfort and dig-
tlieprspsure. of the severe calamity with which it has
ALMIGHTY to afflict him."

.

DICKSON'S PETITION. •
FOLICSTONe came forward with a Petition from a
an, who, be raid, had been confined in the Newgate of
more titan two years, in consequence of a sentence of
inication passed against her. She had, when a very young
quarrelled wit h another female on the streets, and ir. eon-
- some expressions which she was saitt to have used.
dafamasion was brought against her, and she was
.enicated in consegience of an alledged non-performance
penance enjoined by the Ecclesiastical Court, and had lain
Newgate 01 Ilristol for the long period already mentioned,
my means of support, except what she might receive
father, who was a pauper, or front charity Ihe costs
than £3O, and the had no chance of ever being able to
such a large sum.. It had been usual in the former Insol-
..n. introduce a Manse for Vie relief of persons in the
the Petitioner; but no such clause was ht the last
should move at present that the Petition be laid on the
' he gave nuice, that that day se'nnight he should ntake
the sulject.—Ordered to lie on tl.e table.
CITY OF WATERFORD. ' •
.IHN NEW' OPT presented a P: th ion from the Chant-
Commerce of the City of Waterford. complaining of the
of Trade.—Ordered to lie on the table.
PRISONERS Fop DEBT IN TILE ISLE OF itIAN.
presented a Petition from those persons who
trisonsd for de'a in the Isle of Man. 'lhe clause which
introduced in the last hi.olvent Act, extending relief
had, it was known, been thrown out in another House.
to lie on the table.
IRISH FINANCES.


JHN NEWPORT, after some en ietures on the Report
Committee on the public Revenue and Expenditure al
moved that a variety of papers relating to the Revenue 1
I Debt, att. of Ire Lull, be referred to a Select Co*.



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sioncrs of Military Inuirf,"whicii conch
the different departments of the Ordnance
Mr. Noute brought up an Account of t
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Mr.Gatin•
seined to the
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the House of
been convicted
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plaintive State
J6Ol knd lel:
—Ordered.
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Lord JOH/
House that bii
on with thi
big Royal His
following A.
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rances of the t
which we are
the greatest foil
thou and loyalt
readiness to p
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pleased the Ai
Lord FOL
poor woman,
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sequence of st
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of the pens=
in the Neurga
without any t
from her fath
were more th
advance such
vent Acts to.
situation of. t
Act. He shot
table/and he
a Motion on
Sir JOHN
ber tif Comm
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PRISt
Mr. HOR
were Imprist
bad been inti
to them, had
—Ordered ti
Sir JOHN
of the Conn
Ireland, tnov
sad Funtlad ,
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