Star.
London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Bill for Inereafmg the Capitol of the Bank of Scotland; was
red a third time, and puffed.
Sir GEORGE CORNEWALL brought up a Bill for preventing
Bribery sad Corruption lo the Borough of Ayleftury, which Was
read a Bret dew. _ _

Sr JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the Treafurers nC the Se-
veral counties, &les, and tnwns in Ireland, be ordered to give In
a Raiment, Stearin whether any, and what, fume have been gp-
turned by Juries in Ireland, for the maintenance and fuppart d'
the Poor in the Hoak of Induitry, and other charitable Matta-
tiOns, during the year tlet, do:, and illo3 —Orders-IL
An account was prefented of the net Balances hi the hands of
t►e Depaty Pat-mailers, an stls July, Clot; and elf) an Ae-
COUllt, aewlas the total amount or the Wean due on the 14th Ja
nuFy, altnig—Ordered to he printed.

VAi4SIITART moird, that there be laid before the
Hoak so scouvnt of t.'e Diftribution of the Morey granted by an
Aft for railing Two Millions by Loans on Exchequer Bath, /had
during loft Salon of Partianient.—brdered.
A Petitkm from certain inhabitants of Chippenham, complain-
lag of an %indite (*dims, wan pretested, read, and ordered to be
takes Data eaufideratios on Tuefday, the fish of May.

LO TTTTT LOAN.

Mr. DENT gave notice, that loon after the reed.
he Would move that the Hoare Would take into

eoefidaation the fituation of certain holderegof the

MOIR, Loan.
AAAAA eV itiorwetrii
Hr. lANSITTAT moved, "that the Hostel
lhould go into a Committee on the Bankers'
pity Bill. He alto urved, tbat there be anistritc-
ties to the Paid Committee, that they have power to
extend the terms for hearing appeals of charges un-
der the faid AA.
Mr. PRINCEP Paid, he few no nip for the
Bill in qualm, and therefore would e it'
After a few words, however, from . Deat and
Mr. Vanfittart, he (Mr. Princep) acceded to the
motion, and the Houfe went into a Committee.—
The Report was received, the amendments agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-
morrow.

1111111a01 1/11014 NI/ MAJPIITY.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
prefented at the Bar the following Meirage from his
Majefty

" G. R.

• Hil MAJESTY thinks tt racer to smoke the Neste st Com-
mon, that tie 6 NOWCOMlNdilleald Mem sad Privates.

of [even) itegloteins of MI& Is Wad, have mode a vetentary
tender of their favicts to be sopioyed r Ornm Main. Hie
MAJILS TT bu received with finisfedico this *liking made tbeir
affedien and attachment be his Peden andVeverareast. sod of
miriade seal for the Interette of en parte of the linked ltingdam•
Conceiving that It waald be for the advemage of the Empire that
he &add be atebbi to avail himfeif of theft mammy modem er
retake, hi. MAJIIITV retasiwde SO his faithful Cocos to
adopt filch matures or nnolettem as mil amble him to accept
Mae Akre, fee Omit time, sad to Inch extent. as the dretom
dames at:she Eng& and the louden of Main may reader es.
per.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
rote as loon as the Mame was read from the Mtir,
and obferied..that he fkould content himfelf with
baftly moving. that his MajeßT's moll gracious
Meffage be taken into confederation on Wedrvfday
neat. On that (=Am a Right Hon. Friend of his
pMr. Secretary:YOßKE), notch prevented by Wit.
ofition. world Rate to the Horde themeafures in
contemplation of his Majefty's hfiniilers, for the more
effeetud recruiting of the Regulars and the Army of '
Referve.—Ordered.

111111•111•1111.

Mr. CORRY moved the Order of the Day for
the re.commitment of the Irilh Militiamen's Families
Bills. He cleared the tight Hon. Member (Mr.
Eofin) at whore infante the Gill had been ordered
to be recommitted, ihmdd partite Haute more
folly in pailfuls of his objea in Propofieg that
court.. • •
Mr. FOSTER Gated his objea to be, to place
ballotted men enrolled previous to the t G of Novem-
ber. silos, on the fuse footing.witle refpea to the
provifion for their families, as roller the operation
of the 35th of his Majety. A long and animpor.
teat coaverfatioe falowed,,aad was continued in the
Committee bermes Kr. Corry and Mr. Fan t the
ask was, that a eke* was iatiodotod into I
limiting the allowance in any cafe to the featly &a
Militiaman to four Slither per week ; tern inulating
it at the rate of ems Oulltog a week for the wife, and
one Ihillisg for any number of children, wader tea
years of age, sot exceeding three ; audio "dithers
firould be no wife living, extending the bow* efthi
provifion to ()fourth child under ten. Mr. MT—Eit
alto peeped another chute, repealing the provifions
of the late AB, which dire% that no claim 6111 be
Coffered to accrue for more than one fortaighee ar-
rears of the allowances under this AS, in order diet
the families entitled to allowances, might be emit°.
rind to draw them as heretofore every mcioth. This
claufe was agreed to, but Mr. CORRY hilted his
intention of oppofing it oa the Report, for the por-
pofe of efiablithing a finailarity is all the militia laws.
The Hoe* was thee returned, and the Report
ordered to be received tomorrow.