Star.
London, England, 1805-05-28 00:00:00

HOTTSE OP CONMOWS.

013 the croon of Sir J. witorrksi.EY, a new writ was or-
dered for a Commifflonrrto (trim in Parliument for the Sonit%b
taf Miner, Tain, and Dingwall, in the room of the Hou. John
Villiers, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
Mr. GREY preferred a within from the county of Northam
herbed, Rating fnnilar eireunittaners with others on the condudt
of Lord Melville, &c.—Or tiered to Le bid en the table.
Lord W. RUSSELL molt. d, that the Committee to whom the
Bill refpedting the South Lambeth Kraus Works 4 referred,
have leave to lit notwithltanding any adjournment of tbn Heel,
—Ordered.

Mr. Scrjeant BEST moved fer and obtained kale to bring in II
Bill to amend the Adt of the !oh of the prefent King. The objedt
of his Amendment would be to prevent merchants, who were lii•
ble to become bankrupts, frown avoiding any of the operations of
the Bankrupt Laws, by pleading their privileges as Members of
Parliament.

Mr. FOSTER. moved rot, and obtained, leave to bring in a EU
for appointing Cotiamilliarers to ea quire :nto the fetes, paptiLtes,
and emoluments of office in Inland.

On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of tha EXCHEQUER
it Tras left to the &lea Committee to dras up an anfwer to tic
Mdfage of the Lords, dctiring to be int ,rmed as to the rearms
for requefting the attendance of Earl St. Vincent to be emmined
as to the repairs of the komney and b Stubble, commanded by
Sir Home Popham.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
the Univerlity Advowfon Bill was committed, the Report receiv-
ed, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time en Friday.
Mr. ROSE brought in a Bill for regulating the Wdt India
Trade, which was read a Ertl and ordered to be read a fent!
time co-marrow._____

Mr. DICKENSON brought up a return of the umber of I acute-
nants promoted within a given time—Ordered to lie oo the table,
and to be printed.
Mr. HUSKISSON, in a Committee of Supply, moved for pro-
viSon for the Englith and Irim Militia, their Adjutants, Bte. BP.r.
—Motion agreed to, and report to-morrow.
The Dublin Paving Bill was read a reenact tin e,and ordered op
be committed.
The Stamp Duty Bill was reported, and ordered pa he read
third time on Thurfday.
' The Irillt Spirit Licence Bill was conenkted.—Report to.
morsow.
The Report of the Paymafter-General's Bill was ordered to be
taken into further madame ien.—Agreed to, at.d the BiU ordered
to be read a third time an Thurfday.
• The felt Eledion Bin was read a third time and paffed. •
the Pott Horfe Farming Duty bill was read a ficdod time sod
cosimitted.

The Sinugsting pi was read a fecond time, and ordered to bo
committed to-morrow.

. .
STIPENDIARY CURATES•
The ATTORNEY GENERAL mcved the Order of the Day
for the further confideratlon of the Report of the Stipendiary Cu.
rates BilL Merl adultery difeufften bad Wort place, and a feW
madmen& had been made, the Report was agreed to, aod the
RW ordered to be read a third time Thorfday.

ILLS OF MAN.
Colonel STANLEY brought up the Report of the Committee,
to wham the claims of the Duke of Athol had been referred, and
moved that it mould be taken into further eonfideradon minus&
day next.

A very long eonverfatioa took plate upon Mr. CURWEM
moving, as an amendment, that it mould be taken into further
eonllderation on Wednefday fennight. The Honoirabie Gentle-
man thought that tbe'delay would be neeefary,in order to enable
the Houle to underftand the !important points' of the cafe, for
winch purpofehe thought that the papers blight to be printeig.
lord GLENBERVIE bad no of jnittion to-the printing the pa.
pers, bat thenight that there mould besso delay in the taint the
lebjedt into tour/tier:don. • • - • -
The eunverfation was ppmtrauled for a ermliderable time, and
at kngth the further wofdscation of the Repute was fixed foe
WedistMay fc'anifht. • •
pLialwra 'more.
The names of the 21 Gentlemen chofen to form a
Selea Committee; in. conicquence of the motion of
Mr. Serjeant PEST, were read by the Clerk (thet
were the fame as Sated in our paper of yeiteedayr. '
Seven were empoivered to be a quorum, and the
Committee was authorifed to adjourn from time to
time. . . •

Sir WILLIAM ELVORD, confidering that to
any man of common underftinding, the calamity of
Lord St: Vincent -had been cOntradided by the writ:
ten documents exifting of the correfpondence between
his Lordfhip, Sir A. Hamond;sind Lord Bucking-
hamihire.gave notice that he should move to in&rnit
that thofe papers Should be referred to thii raid com-
mittee, and that they Should report thereon. '

LORD NBLVILLS.
Mr. LEYCESTER brought up the Report of the
Committee appointed to examine into matters Rated
in the Tenth Report of the Committee of Naval
,
quiry . The tide only being read,
Mr. LEYCESTER moved, t. That this Report
4o fie on the table."—Ordered.
On the queftion being put for- the Report to be
printed, - •
Mr. WHITBREAD (aid, he thonld not objed to
the motion ; but Would at the fame time give notice;
that as foonar the Report and the Papers anneied tai
it Ihould be printed, and Members have fulficient time
to confider them, it was his intently to move an im-
peachment againft Lord Melville, and alto to fubmi;
to the Houle fuck Refolutions as appeared to him
proper, in confequence of the conduit of the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer In the fame bufinefs. Ash,
fuppofed the Report epistle' be printed by Tburfday
next, and that a week would be fufficient time for
Members to take to perufe and coefider' it, he should
now give notice of the motion he had Rated for Thurf-
. . -
day tennight.

JlllOOl JOHNSON.,

The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for, and
obtained leave to bring in a Bill, to ;fiend the Aft of
the 13th of his prefent Majefty, with "refped to' the
appcebenfion of klons, and other rnalefaeors efcaPing
to another part of the United Kingdom. He fliitErt;
that this Aft had been in force with refpeet to Eng.
land and Scotland for 33 years part, and no inconve-
niesce had been complained of ; but an Aft exaftly
fimilar, both in its principle and terms, having been
made for Ireland, an Irifh Judge, Mr. Juftice John-
fitn, had been arrefted under it, and brought over to
this country, on the charge of writing a Libel, which
appeared in Cobbet's Journal. While the proceedings
on that individual cafe were under legal difeuffione
in Ireland, he thought it would have been prejudgr
ing the cafe to have brought in this Aft, but now that
that cafe had been determined, he thought it was the
proper time to introduce a law for preventing the
hardthips which might refult from the literal con-
ftrultion of the A. The remedy which he mould
propofe, would apply equally to England, Scotland.
and Ireland : it was to allow the Magiftrate, who
Wall indorfe the warrant fent from another part of
the United Kingdom, to take, in bailable cafes, fuch
bail as would have been accepted in the country'
where the warrant was itrued.

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