Star.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

IMIIIIIXMIIIITI AT PLYPAr,UTI4.

Lord HOWICK then r-rote to obfervc, that (non after he NC-
ceeded to the (ace which he POW held, reprefentatlons Lad been
'made to him, that fuch embankments bad then made in Catwater
at Plymouth, as to endanger :he feisty of hla Makfty's Neu". In
cuaftquotet of this, he had conimitfioned 'leiscfrii. RCN* and
Whitby, Engineers, to examine into the nature ut tide embook-
rnsid• They had prepared and itailmittsti to him two ltspons,
which in a ip tat degree confirmed the reprefei,t■tiona tie lied se;
ecieed • He walled. tberefore, that one t.,f the Reports, and an
tattaa front the other, fhould be laid before the Hook, ssd that
Coentwistee *twist be afterwards appointsd to teen pf I .to
Wilat 1184 ban Windy dune as to tick untuplutactits, auu %A he

ther it lhould be undone, or merely prevented foe the future. lie 1
wished situ. it Mould be provided, that no works of the kind be h. 1.
future made without fume reprefentation to the COITITith3IIVA of 't
the Admiralty, and vritbout obtaining their perntiffinn. He Oct
moved, that there he laid before the Houk a Copy of a Report on
the ft hjedt, by Melira. Rennie and Whitby, of the 18th June fail,
and elk a Plan relating to the fame ruble&
The Papers were ordered, and were then hrombt up by Lord
HO WICK, who moved, that a Selcel ommittee b, appointed
to examine the fame, and to report their obkrvations thereon to
the Houfe. A Commfttec was appointed accordingly.
On the motion of Sir J. NhWPORT, there was ordered to be
lab! before the Houfe an account of the quantity of %'iatillens,
Woollens mixed with Sill, Olga Bottles, tee. exported front Rog.
land to India, during the years 18ot, 2. 3,4.
On the motion of Sir J SINCLAIR, the Report of the Coin.
en:ace on the ForLjted Filmes in Smitlatid was ordered to be
t.1..11 into confideration tomorrow.
Sir J. NEWPORT brought up the Earl of Ormond's Apr&
meta Confirmation Bill, which was read a firft time, and nruered •
to be read a fecund time tomorrow.
the Ira Revenue. Regulation Bill was read a third time, and
patted.r
M ALEXANDER brotlght up the Report on the 13,11 R,ele
Light Houk,. which, on the motion of Mr. R. DUNDAS,
ordered to be taken into further cot.Gderation to morrow.

I&RRACR DEPARTMkPIT.
The SECRETARY at WAR feting an Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
Roblin) in his pber, ',Med tat of bins, wbether he meant to
gran• al any motion im the Papers refrains Barracks in the 111 c
cf Wight, prefcnted to the Houle?
Mr. ROBSON replied, the bullnefs had been entirely takes out
of his hands by a Noble Lord (Lord H. Petty),on whafe stn oe
the gapers were granted. It was his intention to have followed
up the mottos which be had at Brit made ; and if the Noble Loa
lbould do nuthiog Ohl the fulsjeCt, be would make a motion in the
courfe of a week.

Thc:ECRETARY at WAR wiled the Hon. Gentleman to fig
fame day for that purpofe
Mr. ROBSON conceived he was now to underarm:lL that the
Noble lord had laid down the matter; he therefore gave nodes
of a nation for Friday neat.
The SECRE EARY at WAR could not (peak for hla Noble
Friend, who was not then prefent. He had, howevc,, unricritood,
that the Hon. Member had moved for the papers at era, in ar4cr
to found tome Motion upon them.
Mr. ROBSON repeated his notice for Friday neat.
CONFERENCE WITH THE PEERS.
A Melfage from the Lord, defired a prefect conference with
their lordllilps in the Painted Chamber, on a Matter concerning
the 10.31 COI r. fpondence between the twat Houfes.

On the motion ot Lord HOWICK, the conference was agreed to.
The MeGagers were then called in, and acquainted by the
SPEAKER, that the Houk bad agreed to a conference as &bred.
Managers were then appointed, who proceeded to the conk.
ten. e, and on their return, Lord HO WICK then anted the refult
of the conference, which relates to the privileges of the Peerage,
and which was motioned by the examination ot Lord Teignmouth
at the Bar of the Houfe on the Oude Charge. For this there was
no other precedent, but that of I.ord Bolcom., in 1779. The
Report of the Conference was ordered to be taken into undid:re.
lion on Friday next.
The E.dt India Shipping Bin was read a third time and paled.
Sir W. YOUNG poftponed the motion of his Noble friend
(1.,.rd Temple), for a motion on the Oude Charge, which was in
the event of an Hun. Martha (Mr. Paull), not tr.king fume in-
termediate motion, from Wednefday to Friday next.

On the motion of Mr. W Slims:l, the fonder confislerat ion of
the Report on the Slane Trade Bill was gone into. The operation
of the hill was to continue (or two years, from roe IR Aqui). neat.
The Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. KING brought up an Account oldie Sumq iffued to Marrs.
Thornton and Power, of Hamburgh, at the difpful of Mr. Wick.
b:an, for hub&fiery Corp. on the eOIIOIICIII, Luring the years
aBzt: Aid I got.-.-Ordered to be printed.
'Fhe frilb Poor Bill was read a fecund tint, and ordered to a
`Committee to-morrow.

On the motion of Sir J NEWPORT, the Houfe went into a
Committee on the Ira Revenue Regulation Rill, and the report
was ordered to be received to morrow.

Mr KPR gave Donee, that he would, in the court' of nest Sef-
}lnn, move (or i Committee to take into coofickratioss the Mgt
Road Ate.

On the motion of the Marquis of DOUGLAS, a return wu
or-
dered to be made forthwith to an order of the Houk of the Brit or
May refpecting profions and purities granted by the Eaft India
Compaq fine syeg; and alfo to an order for papers refpecalog
the Regulation of the Prefs In India, in tBot. .
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up a Bill for improving the foods
of the CUR at Greenwich; and a foeond Bill for improving the
tends of Greenwich Hofpital; both of which were read a Brit drug.
and ordered to be printed.

DIFSWCI DILL.
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The Houk then refolved Welt into a Committee for the farther
tonßileration of the Defence Bill, and cootinued in tlilcuillon upon
the levcral eludes until twin o'clock, when the Bill bang goal
through,

Mr. YORKE pre notice that he fhouhl, on the third reading,
move a Claufe for exempting from the operation of this Bill, all
Diftridtahaving Vulunteers to a certain amount
Mr. WINDHAM moved two additional Claufea, which were
agreed to, when the Chairman left the Chair, and reported forth•
with. Ordered that the Report be taken Into further confider/•
don tomorrow.
Mr. ALEXANDER. then brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee of Supply whkh fat on Friday. "The Refolutions were reml
and agreed to, and at half pail twelve o'clock the Houk adjourned.