Star.
London, England, 1805-06-07 00:00:00

On the motion of Mr. CREEVEY, the order for taking aro
confider:6on the Petition complaitiMg of an naive Ekett •n fa
the County of Middlcfct, was dd.harged, and a cew order us.
made for to-morrow fe'or'g•tt.
The Report of the C,munittec of the Dllce of Athors petition
w 2: ordered to be uken ;ow cunfi•lcruiou to-morrow.

Mr. WHITBREAD move.!, that there be laid h.-fore the iluok
an Account of the remaining in the hands of the Rcecissr
General of the Cultoms at the dole of each Turd. accoant,fassa
the year 1793 to the sth of April laft.—Ordered.
The Honourable Member then moved, that a lilt of tbeßanws
of fuels perform as had puffeffion of Navy, Vidualliug and Thal-
port Office Bills in the years t7sts. S, and 6, and by wham they
were given up to the Bank of Bogland, be laid before the Hoak.
But, on the luggeßicsa of Mr. Loug, the modal was find for to-
morrow.

The Report on the Fifh Bounty Bill urn ordered to be take
into confideration on Monday next.

The Committee nn the Dublin Police Bill was ordered to be
take:, incu cobfileratiuu to-morrow.

The Loyalty Loan Ae/ Amendment Bill, the Claim Canal Bill,
the kith and the Br itifh Militia Clothing the Subalterns Mi-
litia Officers' Allowance Bill. the Adjutant And Serjeant Major's
Allowance Bill, and the kith Paper Duty Collodion liill were fey
•orally read a firft time, and Dip fccoud reading ordered for te•
culrrow.

The Hoare went into a Committee on the Hill of litrwth Hu.
boor Bill, in which It was refaced that it was expedient that a
form not exceeding la be appliul to the conftrudion of a her.
hour for the accommodation of his MJjelly's Packets at that part
of the Coed of Ireland.
The trial Horfe and Dog Duty Bill wasyeported, and ordered
to be read a third time on Monday.
The Houle having refolved itfeif into a Committee on the Spa-
jai& Red Wine Bill, Mr. Hu&iron moved that rho blank for the
ligation of the Pro Pored duty be Oiled up with the words
per ton additional"
'Mr. BROOKE moved thatten be totaled initead of the wail
'' twelve." But the original motion was carried without a diviiion.
The Houk then rdumod, and the Report was ordered to be re.,
mired to-morrow.

In a Committee of tile whole Hoare on the Aet of the 35 ft of
the King, fir the better Regulating the Government of Seamen in
the Coafting Trade, it was refolved that it was expedient that the
fail A 3 be amended.

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The Houle refunied, the Report was then brought up and agreed
to, and a Bill ordered accordingly.
Thl Public Offenders Elcape Bib yeas committed, and ordered
to be reported to-morrow.
Colonel CRAUFtIitO gave notice, that tomorrow he would
more for fame Additional Papers relative to the Smte of the Army.
A Meffage was delivered from the Lords, rtqueitiog that Sit
James Stewart, Bart. and the Right Hon. Sir John Stewart, But.
be permitted to attend and give evidence before the Committee of
the Lords on the cafe of Judge Fos.
The Meffengers were acquainted that this Node would fend ask
anfwer by Meffengcrs of their own.
The Affelkd Tax Colledors bill was read a fecond time, and
ordered to be referral to a Committee of the whcde Houk to.
morrow.

'COLLIN 111NUFACTUIIRS.
Mr. BROOKE prefented a Petition, figned by
30,000 Woollen-manufadurers of the county of York,
in favour of the Bill now pending. The Honoura.
ble Member preented fimilar petitions from the coun-
, ties of Snmerfet, Wilts, and Glouceller—ln bringing
up thee lalt petitions, Mr. Brook Rated, that as fe-
rictus difputes crated between the labourers and the
manufaeturers, it was much to be withed that all the
Jaws relating to this fubjeet thould be reviled ; that
fuch laws as were found to be unnecelTary thould be re-
pealed, and that fuch as were found to be fitting and
adapted to the matter in queltion Ihould be confirmed
in oae fimple general code, fo that both parties might
in future know what they were about.
On the fecond reading of the Woollen manufaeur-
ere-Bill being moved, Mr. Brooke withed the fecond
reading to be deferred till bfraday next.
Sir R. BUXTON followed, and moved an amend•
assent, In place of " now," that " the Bill be read s;
fecond time this day three months." After a few
words from Mr. H. Lafcelles this amendment was
withdrawn, and the Bill was ordered to be read a
feCond time on Monday.