Star.
London, England, 1802-12-02 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. SPLA Kill took the Chair st half paft three o'clock.—
Several Members were fsvorn, and took their feats.
Mr. Alderman Costae prefented a Petition from the Pari-
&loners of St. Giles in the Fields. paging leave to bring in a
Bill for the enlargement of their Burial Ground.—Referred to
a Committee.
Petitions complaining of undue returns for the following
places, in the G.:neral Election, were prefented, and referred
for confideration on the days annexed :
A Petition from Eaft Grinftead, to be eonfidered on the
fame day with the other Petitions already prefented from that
Borough. •
A Petition from Cirencefter, to be coafidered on Thurfday,
March the loth.
A Petition from Bilhop's Collie, to be considered on Tue
day, March xsth.
A Petition from Evefham, to be coafidered on Thurfday,
March t7th.
A Petition from Bedard, to be confidered on Tuefday,
March 21d.
Mr. I. Hawmas Baowne prefented a Petition from the
htaltfters of Shropfhire, praying to be relieved from the ope-
ration of the Malt-wetting Atft.—.Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. VANSITTART brought up an Account of the Riche-
quer Bilb hued in purfuance of the Ad of laft Salon, at pre-
fent unprovided for. Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Report of the Bin for fufpending the Ads of the
xtth and 17th Geo. 111. refpeding Protniffory Notes, was
brought up, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.

ARMY ESTIMATES.
, The SECRETARY AT WAR prefented the Army
Eftimates.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

The Right Honourable Gentleman then gave
notice that he should move a Vote to the above
effect on Wednefday in the Committee of Supply.
It was not ufual, and it was in fome degree found
obje6tionable to print accounts of this nature. He
did not, therefore, intend to make any motion for
the printing
_of them ; but an abarad, which
would anfwer the fame purpofe, ihould be printed
and laid before the Houfe.

SVPPLY.

The Houle, in a Committee of Supply, ordered
that the Accounts prefented by Mr. Vanfittart be
referred to the laid Committee.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcatopEit moved,
" That a fum not exceeding 2,7884321. 155.
be granted to his Majefty, for paying off the out-
(landing and undifcharged Exchequer Bills of the
loft year." He explained, as his pnrpofe, the
taking out of the market that dais of Bills which
paid an intereft of 3id. per day.—Agreed to.
Sir PHILIP STEPHENS moved, " That sckooo
Seamen, including 12,000 Marines, be granted to
his Majefty for the year 1803." Alfo, " That a
fum, not exceeding 1,202,5001. be granted to his
Majefty, for the wages of fuch &amen, for thirteen
calendar months, at 11. 75. per man per month."
Alfo, " That a fum, not exceeding 1,235,0001. be
granted to his Majefty, for vianalling fuch Sea-
men for thirteen calendar months, at 11. 18s. per
man per month." Alfo, " That a fum, not ex-
ceeding 1,950,0001. be granted to his Majefty, for
the wear and tear of (hipping, to be occupied by
faid Seamen, at 31. per man per month." Alfo,
" That a fum, not exceeding 162,5001. be granted
to his Majefty, for ordnance fea service on hoard
Tech (hipping, at 21. per man per month."—\Vhich
feveral motions were agreed to, and ordered to be
reported to morrow.