Star.
London, England, 1806-05-23 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

lord JOHN TOWNSEND brooght np an letount of the Ex-
traordinary Rapences of the Army, from asth September do 4
25th December t Bog.—Laid on the table.
Alderman COMAE brought up a Bill for the repeal of tie'
Flaying Ad, which was read a firlt dine.
On the nuAlon of Slr J. NEWPORT, the Houfe rerotvedltfelf
into a Committee on the frith Revenue CclleEtlou Bill.--Report
to bc received tomorrow.
Mr. FOSTER gave notice, that be would to-ammo ma►e that
the Houk Wolfe Win into a Committee, to take tato egaleiri.
tion the kith Fed Road AR.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report on the Itith Mat
Duty Bill; and alto the Report on the Irith Stamp Duty BEI.
which were ordered to be read a third time imam/row.'

ARMY RSTIVIATIII.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Rep art of the Committee
of Supply on the Army Mutate/. The various Reinlotions were
then road and agreed to. tirr
On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the third reading of
the Property Duly sin, which ittiod (or to-tlay, was pollpoood
till to-morrow.

Mr. 1,1 uto 1, from the ladle Bawd, prefented papers refpeelfug
the claims of individuals on the Nabob of Oude, purfuant to an
order of the Houle.--Ordered to be printed.
Mr. FOSTER then moved the fecund reading of the Foreign
Linen Drawback BILL
Mr. MEGAN and Lord TEMPLE having each erprered a
with That the fecund reading be put off, Mr. FOSTER agreed to
poltponc it till Wednefday next.
Lord 'TEMPLE moved, that there be hid before the Houfe an
Account of the quantity of Irith Linen, of all prices, exported to
the Weft ladles from January 1798, to January tilos, inflation.--
Ordered. •
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the kith Additional
Force Repeal Bill was read a leveed dine, and ordered to a Coe-
Mince of the whole Houte to•mnrrow. ,

A Mrffage from the imrds GgniEed tluir Lord&Me attest to
the Additional Force Reped BW, and fameral Private Bills.
The SECRETARY at WAR 'obtained leave to bring in, and
acaordingly prefented. the Mutiny Bill, which was read the Bra
gme, and oraqod for the fecond reading on Wednefday next. •
UlettlDlTtto ACOIIINTS.
Mr. ROSE, adverting tit the flaietnamts nude yefterdef by a
Noble Local, of the imnienfe arrears In the audit of pablic Lc
counts cipreffed Id. earn& with that the Hot& &Mild be put In
poffrifiOn of the full& information on this kilned, that they
might fee what accounts were outilanding, what hail beim given
in, what had beep audited, what were In a Rate of eutnination, and
what fonts were yet due to the ptiblle. lie gave notice, therefore, I
that he would tominrrow ntakefeveral motions far this purpofe •
he would feud a lilt of there to the Noble lord, and if he *oval
add any that tended to throw run More light on the totaled, be
would confider Wardell obliged to him.
The CHANCELLOR .4 the EICCHSZIER re cocampoded
to the Right Hon. Gentleman to make his motion immediately.
Mr. ROSE, however, preferred delaying them mail to:ruomow.
read over the lilt of them; among of hers there were for an
account of all fume Whed atom the Eseheq.ier to the principal
Accountants, and by them to the Sub Accountants, &crib:B tie
outitanding amounts, thc4 which bad been audited. thole Which
were in a coWle of examination, and the balances due to the •
lie, for enpfee of the minutes of the .paymaller General, tince the
14th of Lull, rlB4 ; for copies of a letters to and from the Pay.
mallet General's Office with rifpcit tiithe publk arrear.., and par-
ticularly to the delays in the War Office, Ste. It was his with that
wbocncr was found culpable, might be dragged into the light; and
fuffm the ellfgrace which fucheoniuddeitsved.