Star.
London, England, 1802-04-03 00:00:00

NEW FOREST. •
HE Crstriniiinoners authorized by his Majelty's
COrrantlliffiClll to carry into execution art Aft pallid in the
rti and 40th years of his Majetty's reign, intitulcd, "An Aft
thr the bctt-r prefervatinn of Timber in the New Foreft, in the
..:•unty of Southampton, and for afetnaining the Boundaries
the (aid Foarit, and of the Lands of the Crown, within the
fame." do hereby give notice, that they intend to meet on frt.
day the 9th day of April nest, at nine of the clock in the fore-
noon precifly, at the CroWn Inn, at Lyndhurft, in the Paid
ni Southampton, for the purpofe of carrying the Paid Ad
Lau execution. By order of the Conmilffioners.

JOHN KING, Serrctary.
Dated the Bth day of March, itot

I 'HE next Meeting of the Trotlees for putting
in execution an Aft of Parliament, intitukd, " An Act
•n continue the Tern; and enlarge the powers of feverAl Ads of
t'Artianient, for repAirin,; the Highways between Tyhutn and
I txhri4e, in the County of Middlefex, and for amend:rig the
oad tinting from Brent Bridge. over Flairwell liew:h.thrcug,h
the Parithes of Hanwell, New Brentford, and E.ling, to the
erect Weil= Road the Paid County," and for other pur-
?ores, wtll be held at the bocce of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in
tat Parity of Fai.ug, 011 Saturday the loth day of April, 1801,
at Eleven o'clock in the fen:noun. The truftnefs of the day to
be entered on .1: ix :,recifely.

HOARD and LODGING WANTED, by an
elderly l',rfon, (a Widower), in tome plain, refpedable,
comfortable Family, who live in a cheerful fituation or neigh-
bourhood, and have a :nod Carder —diftanee not lefs than so
tai!es or more than zas from London. The Gentleman would
Ind his own wine, and require nothing but family fire, for
which he would pay any adequate turn.
Addras a hat (port hating all particulars, to X. Y. at
I Coffe--houf., Lor.don.

P4RLI.AMENT.ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 2.

Counfel were heard in continuation relative to the Scotch
Appeal, Mica e. Scott—namely Mr. MONTGOMERY, as
Second Counicl for the Rcipcntlents ; after which their
Mirth:fared the furthrr confederation of the cafe till Monday.
('he various Dills before the Hattie were forwarded in their
feipeElive Pages.
Lord REDCSDALI moved the Order of the day
for taking into confederation the Refolutions of
their Lord!), i ps' Committee, which were agreed to
by the Houfc, relative to the Eleltion of Irifh
Peers, and del.ent of Peerages of that part of
the United Kingdom, for the purpofe of making j
the fame (landing Orders of the Houk.
Previous to the Order being read,
The Duke of NORFOLK addrefred a few obkr-
!rations to their Lordlhips, refrifing the notice
he had given on a former evening, relative to the
Standing Order of 1767, the fulailance of which,
was, that his Grace repeated his with, that tome
other Noble Lord, more converfant in the fubjeft
than himfelf, and more competent to it, would
come forward on the occafion. The Noble Duke
teemed to expel this would be the cafe, and con-
cluded with Elating, that in the prelim inftance, he
would not trouble the Houfe upon the Inkjet.
The Order of the Day was then read, and the
Refolutions, which were confirmed by the Houk,
were, after receiving Tome farther flight Amend-
ments, voted Standing Orders.
After the whole were gone through,
The Marquis of Sun° addreffed Tome obferva-
tions to the Houfe, on the general fubje& of the
Irifh Peerage, which, he teemed to think, requir-
ed farther inveffigation, and to merit the ferious
attention of the Houk. He particularly lamented
the rejetion of the fecond Refolution, originally
adopted by the Committee, a circumflancelighly
dtadvantigeous to the Irifh Peers, who he teemed
to fay, merited a better treatment, having made
great facrifices for the purpofe of confolidating
the union and conneetion of the Sifter Kingdoms;
at the fame time, he admitted, the proceeding
might be intended far their advantage, and for
the better fecurity of their rights. His Lordfhip
inflanced fi,me cafes, in which, under the exifting
regulations, the Irifh Peers mutt lie under a con-
fiderable degree of difficulty and difadvantage,
particularly in cafes where an Irifh Nobleman
fhould fucceed to his Peerage during the Vacation
of Parliament, when no opportunity could e fier
of eftablifhing his claim ; as that interval gene-
rally lafted feveral months, and the Writ of Elec-
tion being made returnable in 52 days from the
tefte thereof, to his right of Elation is confequent-
ly void, and the Return muff in that cafe be facri-
flee& The regulations be alluded to muff bear
harder (till on thole Peers who were at the time
Members of the other Houfe of Parliament, whofe
(cats would neceltarily beconie vacated. There
were not only pollible cafes, but which mull tome-
times occur, and in thofeinttances he taw no pot.
'Milky of Peers being able to effablifh their claims;
and to the elle& of inch regulatiOns, he mull ne-
cefrarily entertain the ftrongeft objeftions ; he
would therefore: ftrongly preli thofe confederations
to the attention of the Houk. In addition to
there, there was another point, which no perfon
of confederation, nor any other than tiinfe of im-
perious duty could induce him to advert to, name-
ly, to the circumttance of there being on the Rolls
of the Houk, an inflance of alltitifb Peer having
fat as one of the Reprefentatives of the Irilb Peer-
age —[We believe the Noble Marquis alluded to
the cafe of the Bifhop of Derry, who is alto Earl of
Bari] ; and that was a point, which,he thought
called tor the fpeedy and ferious conlideration'of
the Bonk.
several private Bills were brought up from the
Commons by Meffrs. ALIIX•VDER, SMITH, and
KYNAtstos, which being read a fiat time, and
tome private bufinefs difpored of, their Lordlhips
adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The S read a ktter tranfmitterl to him by Lord
RanesnaLe from Lord KEITH. expreffive of his fati.l.tlion
at receiving the Thanks of the Houk, for his C'onduet off the
roaft of Egypt, which he had communicated to the Officers of
Lis Fleet.
Certain accounts were prefented from the African Company,
.stripielt were ordered to lie on the Table.
. A Petition was prefented from the Inhabitants of the City n'
lit rabid, praying for the Repeal of the Income 'lax --Ordered
to I OD h Table.
Mr. Ponta, from the Exchequer. prcfented an Account
.tiftthe Income of the Confolidatcd Ford, with the Charges
.tfercon, which vat ordered to lie on the'fable, and to be
'printed.
' . Mr. N. Vats TTAIT moved. that the Eflbtate of the
Charge of the French Emigrant Clergy, Auretican I.nyalirit.
.*c. laid on the Table on the 24th of March, Mould be with-
-411",1. and 11"otherEltimategrefeut..4.--Ordt red. He Ihortly
atterwartis prefented the Manic tut ant, whicit was ordered
to lie co. the 'l.sk.

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