Star.
London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

PARLMMENTiRr PRocEEDIArGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE le.
About three o'clock, the LORD CHANCEL! OR tod a kw
Peers attended, and, afar prayers were read, tb, it tql;ps few-
wardedahe Bills upon the table, which were &icily ci a private
or loral delcription.
Of tlic public Ads, the Loyalty loan Bin, the Military Care.
miffioncrs Miitake,the Barrack Mafters,andtbeirtni Fins &Wray
Bills, leirerally went through Committees of the whole Hoek.
Lord Walfiugham in the Chair, and wee aftemnli re_mw_tea
No °dux ?runners bang before the Mae. their Lordihips
journed till one o'clock, to morrow, when the Committees), Prl.
alleges proceed farther with the confirleration of the delete lathe. .
Roufc Peerage; and their Lordthips (land fnmnroned upea Lord
Hawktlbury's propofition for fufpauling the proceedings in the
cafe of Mr. Junk, Fox, during theprecut Seffion, and upon other
coolers.

• HOUSE OF COMMONS,
Mr. POOLE movrd for kvcral papers refpedling the prefeat
force of the Artillery :,nd Artificers Corps.—eOrtleriti..

Sir JOHN S 1 uAn.l. prof anted the grcond Report from the
Committee on bit Home PopLasn's cu duets--Ordered to be
prlntitt
Mr. Scrjrant BFST gave notice of a motion for Monday, on the
r:'.eptart of the Stied Committee appointed to confider the Eleventh
Rrpurt of the Cnonniflioners of Naval Enquiry.
Mr LEYCF.STEI( role and obferved, that an Hon. Friend of
hit !Irving given notice of his intention to move, on to,morrow,
for expeoging fr•un the initruaines fur Proceedings agandt Lord
Melville, all that part of the cafe refpedling the tranfadtions wit►
Mr. Jeilict,e, he Low gave notice that he &mild take that occaaost
alto of moving to change the mode of proceeding againit Lord Mel•
ville to impeachment, tuftead of criminal profecution by the At-
torney Genet
Tire Irith Civil Lift BUI, and the Coalting Seamen's Bill, were
read the third time, and ordered to the Lords.

The Irilh Loyalilla Comperf.tion CommiSouers' SW, was re.
ported, and ordered to be cogroff.d. • •
Read a fecund time the lad Infirmary Regulation Bill, and
committed for to-morrow.
&deiced into a Committee on the Pilchard Fifhery be
reported to-morrow.
Mr. ROSE prefented a Bill for thc better encouragement of the
Southern Whale Fithcry..--Read the brit rime, and ordered for
the feeond reading toenorrow.
Mr. ALEXANDER reported from the Committee on the
Woollen Manufaaurerr Bill—Ordered to be engrolTed.
An Account of the Amount of kith Stock redscmcd by the Ira
Conunillioners of National D,bt, up to the brit of February Lift,
was prefented.--Ordered to lie on the table.

On the motion of Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, the
Houle refolved into a Committee on the Corn Export and Import
Bill, and continued a confiderable time in diktat:to, In the courfe
of which the Committee divided feveral times, and ftrangers were
excluded for the greater part of the time; the Bill was ordered to
be reported tomorrow._

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that a Se-
cret Committee be appointed, by ballot, to take into confideration
the Eleventh Report of the Commiffionen of Naval Enquiry,
which was agreed to, and the ballot ordered for to morrow.

The SECRETARY at WAR moved, that there be laid before
the Houfe an account of the whole effetUve ftrengtb of the Britiffi
Army, at home and abroad, according to the Welt accounts...-
Alto, an account of the number of men wanting to complete the
regiments of Infantry and Cavalry. Atfo, the number of men
from the Militia who have volunteered into the Regulars, diftin-
ranting theft who have entitled into the Artillery and the Mae
rlues.—Ordered.
Colonel CRAUFURD moved feraoseeount, Rating how many
attic men who have volunteered from tt.• Militia int* the Re-
gulars are included in the returns on the table, of the elliadtive
ftrength ol the Army.—Ordered. Colonel Craufurd then moved
for other papers. to eorreet defofts to returns made to former
cram of the Houfe..-ordered.
On the motion of Sir JOHN B. WARREN, the Houk re-
folved into a Committee oo the Report from the likonunktee on
the Marine Afylum.
Sir J. B. WARREN, after a very handfonte eulogium en the
national utility of loch an Inltitution, moved. that a funs not
exceeding to,ocot be appropriated towards building the fame;"
which a as zgreed to, and ordered to be reported to morrow..
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report from the Commit-
tee of Supply and Ways and Means on Friday lat.—Agreed to,
and leave given to bring in Bills purfuant thereto.
The Houk a Committee on the Leith Harbour Bill, refolved
that ash• be applied to the improvement thereof.—To be Re-
ported to-morrow,
Ordered, that the Univerlity Advowton Bill be read the third
time on Friday next.
The CHANCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice of a
motion for %Vednefday refpeding the Settlement at Sierra Leone.
The Houk, in a Committee of Supply, voted boo cool. for the
Army Extraordinaries of Ireland; 40001. for cleanfing the Cat-
water in Plynan.th Harbour: and aOOOL for cleanfing Portftnouth.
Thc iriftt Cutlarn Regulation Bill was read the fecond time, and
committed for Thurfday.
Ordered, that the Houfe do, on to-morrow, rtfolve into a Com-
mittee upon the Duty on Spanith Red Wines imported into Leland.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved for leave to bring in a bill
to aboliffi certain feel to Cuftom-Houfe Officers, and kcure their
better attendanee.—Ltave given.
The fame Honourable blem!•er prefented a Bill for extending
the wareboufing Revenue Syftem to other Britlh Porta betide
London.--Read the Wit time, and ordered for the fecund reading
to-ilorrow.

He alio prefented the Paddington Canal Coal Conveyance Bill,
and the Cochineal Duty Bill.—Read the unit time, and ordered
for the fecond reading to-morrow.
The House refolved into a Committee on the Platted Straw
Nlanufadtory Protcdtion Bill, and refoived that it is expedient
that a duty of 7s. per lb. be laid upon all foreign Straw Plat, and of
31. per dozm upon foreign Straw Hats of certain di,nenfions im-
ported into this country.—To he reporttd to-morrow.
The Smuggling Preventiao Bill went through a Committee, and
the Report was ordered to be received to morrow.
The Report of the Conuniuee oa the Bill for granting a further
Compenfation to the Duke of Athol, for Claims relative to the
Me of Maa, was brought up; and, after Come tooverfatiots, in
Which Mr. Curwea, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. R. P. Carew, Mr. Wil-
berforce, and other Members, took part, the refolutions were
agreed to, and a Bill ordered thereupon.—Adjourned.