Star.
London, England, 1807-07-14 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

New Write were ordered, for Dorchefter in the room of Mo-
ver COOPER. who had accepted the place of Clerk of the Ord-
nance; for Graotham in the room of Mr. RUSSEL MANNERS,
who had accepted the place of the Clerk of the Deliveries of the
Ordnance; for Youghal in the room of Lord Boyle. called up to
the Houfe of Peers; and for St. Mawes in the room of Colonel
Shipley, who having been alfo returned for the Borough of Flint,
bad made his eledion to fcrve for the latter place.
On the Motion of Mr. STURT, a Committee was appointed to
take into conlideratio,n the Standing orders of the Houfe relative
to the Turnpike Road Bill fo far as it relates to the Eftimates t'pou
Petitions prefented to that Houfe.
The Windfor Foreft Bill was read a fecond time, and ordered
to be committed to morrow.

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Sir F. 1 URTON, at the requeft of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, put off his motion relative to India from Friday to Fuel*.
day next.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQVER brought up a
Bill for enabling his Majcfty to appoint the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer for the time being for Ireland a I.otd of the Treafury in
Great Britain without falary. Read a firft time—to be read a fe-
cund time to-morrow.
Mr. DUNDAS brought up a Bill for enabling the Fait India
Company to raile Money upon B .nds. or by increafiog their
Stock. Read a firft time, to be read a frcond time to morrow.
14,1 r. FOSTER brought up a Bill for ei-couraging the F ',Jon of
Salted Beef and Pork Irom Ireland. Read a fiat time—to be read
a fecond time to morrow. •
Ordered, on the motion of Mr. FOSTER, that there he laid
before the Houfe a Return of all the WArranht for the furpenfion
of part of the Duties on Raw Sugar imported into Ireland under
the forty-firh of the King, which Return was then prckined,
and ordered to lie on the Table.

The !aft India Company's Bill was real a feeond time, and er- I
dared to becemrnitted on Thurfday.
The Members of Parliament Pqni,y Bill was read a ftteond
time, and ordered to he committed to-morrow.
The Trad.-rs Mitts Bill was read a third time and paffsd.
Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice of a motion for the appraVria',
thin of the War Taxes, to be brought forward in the Committee.
of Supply on Vs'edneiday,
Mr. MELLISH prefented Petitions from the Inhabitants of St.
Sepulchre, and St. James's, Cferkenwell, the DireEtors of the
Poor of Pancras, the Veftry of St. Paul, Covent Garden, the In-:
hat•itants of Saffron Hill. St Giles's, St. George 's in the Eaft, Ste—
agaiaft the Parochial School Bill. [be Prtitims were referred to.
the Committee on the Bill.
ARMY CLOTHING AND AGENCY.
Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE gave notie •. that nn this
day fortnight he should fuhmit a motion to the Houfe relative to
Army Agency and Clothing; but as be conceived it to be neeef-
fary that the Houfe should he in poffeflion of certain documents
relative to that queftion. lie took that opportunity of giving notice,
that he should tomorrow move for the following accounts:
An Account of all Sums of Money iffutil to the Army Agents,
from the 25th of December, 1805, to the atth of Decemlver, tBo6,
fnecifling the names of thole Agents, the number of Regiments of
the Line, Militia, and Fencibles, for which t'.ey are employed, and
the accounts of the Securities given by them for the faithful dif-
charge of the trait repofed in them.
An account of all Sums of Money Wood to each and every of
the Army Agents, by way of compenfation for his trouble in the
affairs of the different Regiments of which he has the manage.
ment, and fear any other Public Fxpenees. from the 25th of De-
cember, 1805, to the 24th of December, fpecifying the ft:-
veral heads of fervice for which the compenfation is granted.
An Account of all Sums of Money advanced monthly to the
Army Agents. for Sobfiftence, &c, for what periods thae Pay-
ments are made In advance, and the names of the Agents.
An Amnion of the Expence for Agency, attending the 26th
Article of the Ablirad of the Army Estimates for this year, pre-
rented to the Houfe on the lath of January laft ; the names of the
Agents entitled to receive the fame, and the amount paid to each
Agent.

A Statement of the moda of Ming the Funds applicable to the
Volunteer Service, thr6ugh the Office of the Agent General, with
an Account of the Expence of that ElLibliihment, from the tit of
June, 1803, to the tit of January, 1803, fpecitying the different
heads under which the fame has been iffued.
A Statement of the Sums expended in Great Britain, for the
Volunteer Service, between the tit of June, 1803. and the lit of
January, illos,fpecifying particularly, how much has been applied
to the following heads, via. attending at Drill, Infpedtion, perma-
nent Duty, alto of Drill Serjeants, Adjutants, Serjeants Major,
InfpeCting Field Officers, Brigadier Generals, Majors of Brigade,
Aides-de-Camps, and Clothing.
An Account of all Sums of Money to which the Regiments of
the Line are entitled for Clothing, from the 25th of December,
1804, to the 24th of Dezember, 1805, fpecifying the number of
Regiments.
A Return of the Number of effedlive Non commiffioned Offi-
cers and Privates on the Strength of the Regiments of the Line,
from the 25th of December, 1804. to the stth of December, 180. S.
A Return of the Number of effeetive Officers of each rank on
the Strength of the Line, front the 25th of December, tBo4, to the
25th of December, 8o t.
The SF.CRETARY at WAR brought up a Bill for the better
Payment of Half-pay Officers, and of the Penfims of the Widows
of Officers, which, after a few obfervations from General Fitz-
patrick, was read a firft time, and ordered to be read a fecon I
time on Wednefday.
The SECRETARY AT WAR prefented a Return of the
Names of all Officer, of the Rank of field Officers, now on the
Half Pay of his Majelly's Army. Ordered to lie on the Table.
L:INDON PORT BILL.
The Houle, in a Committee on the London Port Bill, voted
30,0001. for eredling a buildittg for the accommodation of Reve-
nue Officers, and a Barrack for Troops at the Weft India Ducks
The report to be received on Thurfday.
MR. PALMER'S BOTITION.
Mr. LETHBRIDGE brought up the Report of the Committee
on Mr. Pa!mer',, Petition, which was ordered to be prLted, and
referred to a Committee this day fe'nnight.
The Sheriffs of the City of London prefented a Petition again ft
the Chrilt Church Poor Billssvhich was referred to the Committee
upon the Bill.
CATHOLIC COLLEGE OF MAYNOOTH.
Mr. FOSTER, adverting to a notice which he had Oren for
Wednefday next, on the tubjedt of not propofing to grant more
than the ofual yearly ,grant to the Seminary at Maynooth, on the
ground, that he bad found no document to Thew that an additional
grant was called for, Rated that he had fence learned that part of
the money had been iffued, and Steps taken for the ere!tion of the
intended additional building. For this reafon he was induced to
depart from his original intention, and he then gave notice, that
he Ihould on Wednefday move not only the annual fum of 80 XL
but the additional
„pool. voted left fcffion, at the fame time that
he fhould not confider hinafelf precluded by fo doing from enter-
ing into the merits of fuch a grant, whenever that queition fhouid
be brought before the Hottfe next feffitm.
Mr. WILLIAMS WYNNE, in confetatienee of the notice of
the Right Hon. Gentleman, withdrew his notice and the fubje.ft,
which flood for this day.
Lord HOWICK expreffed hie fatisfadtion, that the Right Ho.
nourable Gentleman, on a reconfideration of the fubjed, had aban-
dotted his original intention.
SETTLEMENT OF FROOMORE UPON HER MAJESTY.
The CHANCELI OR of the EXCHFQIIER brought down a
meffage from his Majefty, in which he ezpreffed a dtfire to have
the Queen's Palace and Lands of Frogniore, fettled upon her Ma-
jetty and the Vrioccff .s, and requefted the Houk to take the proper
Iteps for fettling the fame.—The tneffige was referred to a Com-
mittee of the whole Houfe.
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
The Houk, on the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, rcfolved itfelf into a Committee of Supply, to
which the Report from the Committee appointed to prepare an
Ellimate of the Charge of the Pay and Clothing of the Militia of
Great Britain and Ireland Was referred.—Mr. Hostiou SE in the
Chair—

The following fums were then voted
For extraordinarics of the Army, incurred from
25th Dee. 1825 to 25th Dee.lBo6, and not pro! 793,720 o 8
viled for by Parliament
Army Extraordivaries fur great Britain for the _
a sio),000 0 0
year 1807
Ditto for Ireland • 600,000 0 0

It was alfo voted, that a provifion he made for the wy and
clothing of the Militia of Faigland and Ireland, and a provifion for
the allowances to Serjeant Majors, Adjatants. and suhaltcrn Of-
ficers of Militia in Great Britain. The Houfe then returned, and
the repent was ordered to be received to-morrow.
DUTIES ON SALT, PAPER, &C.

The Houfe, in a Committee of Supply, voted the coo,inuance
of the expiring Duties on Salt, Paper, Zee.-- I he- Report ordered
to be received to-morrow.

COMMITTAL OF WAYS AND MEANS.

The Houfe, on the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX-
CH EQS.IER., refolved Well into a Committet of Ways and Means ,
Mr. Hobhoufe in the chair, when the ufual Refolutions were vo-
ted refpedling the Lottery; and the Chancellor of the xclarquer
ftated, that it had been fuggefted to make Tickers i•t the Third
Lottery in a certain proportion, Prizes in the two Firit Lotteries,
inftead of funs of money ; but that he would not then give any
opinion upon the fubjedt, but leave the matter for the future de.
citron of the Houfe, when the Lottery Bill fhould be brought in.
Souse Refolutions were alto voted refpedting Irith Stamp Duties,
when the Houfe having refurned, the report was ordered to be re-
ceived tomorrow.