Star.
London, England, 1805-06-20 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir j B.WAgtftEN brought up the Report from the Committee
on the Naval Afylum, which was read, and ordered to be taken
Wee further confickration on Friday next.
The Bank Note Forgery rxtenfion Bill wu read a &mod time,
and ordered to be committed on Wednesday.
The Fiat nounty BSI, Militia Officers Allowance Bill,Barrack
Matters Bill, and Militia Pay and Clothing Bill, were read a third
dire, pared, and ordered to the l.orda
The Loyalty Loan Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a
third time tomorrow.

The Univerfity Advowfon Bin was repeated, and ordered to be
read the third time on Today.
Mr. WARD preformed the Poor Clergy Provillion Amendment
Bill, which was rca.l a firft time, and ordcrcd for a fccoud reading

Mr. I. H. BROWNE reported from the Committee ou High.
rnlßnads and Brialgri.—Ortlertd to be prima.

Mr. ROSE prefetTud the Bill for the 'free export of Woollen
Cloth to India...—Read the tint time, an 4 ordered for the fceond
reading to-morrow.
The Bill for appointing Conuniffirmers for fettling the Union
CompLnfation in Ireland, and the frith Elliott and Import Bill,
were read the het. time.

Mr. HENRY LASCEI.LFS prefented Mr. Pitt's ao,otsol. In-
demnity Bill. Read the hrft time, and ordered fur the fecond
reading to-morrow.
Cu! CRAUFURD r red,That there be laid before the Hoare
an Account of the Number of Men that was wanting to com-
plete his Majetty's different Regiments of Cavalry and Infantry
on the lit of May, t dos. And also, That there be laid before the
Howl! an Ahfirad of the Returns made under the Additional
Defence Afton the tft of January 1805 —Ordered.
The London Port hill was read a third time and paired.
On the =fifth of Mr. LONG, the Houle went into a Com-
mince on the Report of the Committee on the Petition of the
Trotters of the BritiOa Mufeum. A Refolution was paffed de-
claratory of the expediency of granting 20,0001. to that National
Inftitution. When the Houfe recalled, a Committee was nomi-
nated to confider of the addition to be made to the building of the
Mufeum.

Mr. W. Dickenfon prefented certain Accounts from the Admi-
ralty, purfuant to an Order of the Houfe made upon a former
day. Ordered to be laid upon the table.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill to permit the importation of
Wool from America into the port. of this United Kingdom.
The fecund reading of the frith Bounties and Drawback
Bill was ordered fur Mouday; it was alfu ordered that the Bill be
printed.
Leave was given totaling in a Bill to amend the Laws relating
to the Importation of Goat Skits.
The Woollen ManutaCiarers' Penalty Sufpenllou A 4.1 was or-
dcred to be read a fccand tins*. to-morrow.
The Secretary at Vial. prefeuted fercral Accounts, which were
ordered to be laid on the table.
In a Committee of Supply the Sum of Iso.A. wit voted to the.
Veterinary College, and another Grant fur the Support of the
Board of Agi

The Crinai- a Canal Bill was read a third time and paired.
WAYS AND MEANS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved the Order of the Day for going into the Com-
mittee of Ways and Means.
Mr. FOX role to alk a queflinn, with refpea to
the notice given yefterday, in the abfence of the
Right Hnn. Gentleman, relpefting the appropriation
of Five Millions, being the furplus of the 'all year's
Confolidated Fund, which he underilood had been
already appropriated.
The CHANCELLOR rf t!'e EXCHEQUER
anfwered, that he had mentioned the furplos nn
opening the Budget, as part of the fupplies of the
year, but the Committee of Ways and Means had as
yet paired no vote on it. The Hon. Gentleman
would Ipeedily learn the purpofe ofits appropriation,
' as a Meff.tge would be delivered this evening or to.
morrow fram his Majefly to the Houle, which; ow.
ing to mere accident, he was prevented from deli-
vering at that moment.
Mr. FOX diced, whether in the MelTage intended
to be delivered, any communication would be made
refpating the iffue of certain Negociations with the
Continental Powers ?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
anfwered, lie could not Pate to what extent the Mef
lage would go, but he huped it would be delivered
in the ma fe of the evening.
Mr. GREY obfcrved, that it was upon the ground
of nn definite communication being made, or being
expated to be made, that he had given notice of the
quetlion he intended to bring forward as to-morrow.
The nature and extent of the communication intend:
ed, mull principally govern him in the necellity of
proceeding sith that queftion.
The Houfe then refolved into the Committee of
Ways and Means,and, upon the motion of the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, refolved, that
four millions, out of the furplus of lall year's Confo-
lidated Fund, be applied to his Majefty for the fer-
vice of the current year. Refolved alio, that a film
of 1,192,1521. being the furplus of the grants of laft
year, be applied to the fervice of his Majefty for the
current year. The repot tto be received to-morrow.