Star.
London, England, 1804-07-19 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, lost 4.—The burying. of the dead si,
churches has been forbidden i Spam by a Royal or.
donnance t the burying group s annexed to churches
are to be removed from wit is towns and villages,
to tome neighbouring opus es.

PARLIAMENTAR
HOUSE OP Low*, WEDNESDAY, JULY IS.
The BE. the TAW were forwarded in their rdpedlive
Rages, and • Committee of their Lordigps was appointed to in-
ked the punish.
Me Diode then adjoomed during pleafure ; and on its refurn-
ing. (metal Bills were brought up by Mr. Alexander, Sir 3. W.
Anderfon, and other Gentlemen, from the COMMOOL Anton'
risk were the Stamp Duties Regulation :tie Gonfolidated Fund ;
the Loysky Loan ; and the Volunteer Supplementary Regulation
Bills ; which, with the others, were feverally read a Aril time.
The Southwark Paving Bill was returned. The SOlieitor Ge•
meal was fwom at the Der in reference to his reports! evidence
Wore a committee co a Private MIL

PROCEEDINGS.

CORN BOUNTY IttLL.
The Order of the Day being read for receiving
the Report of this Bill, their Lordfhips accordingly
proceeded to the confideration of the Amendments
made by the Committee.
Earl STANHOPE propofed certain alterations
to the Amendments made in the fchedule C. on the
fuggeftion of the Noble Secretary of State, with a
I .
view to obviating fome inconfittencies which he con-
ceived hilt remained in that part of the Bill, and
which would throw difficulties in the way of its exe-
cution. Thefe principally related to the alterations
made with refped to the calculations of tLe Irilh
Currencies, as applying to the prices, without a coo-.
refponding alteration in the meafures.
The obfervations of the Noble Earl were anfwered
by Lords HAWKESBURY, MULGRAVE, and
the Duke of MONTROSE, who contended, that
part of the Bill, as amended, was fufficiently clear
and intelligible, and that no difficulties would obtain
in the execution of that part of the Bill ; their Lord-
(hips alfo tibferved that the Noble Earl laid too much
fire(' upon what was fet forth in the Report, from
which even the Houfe of Commons, for whole par-
ticular affillance and information it was calculated,
had materially deviated in framing various parts of
the Bill: they thought the farther alterations pro.
pofed by the Noble Lord to be unnecelfary at belt.
Earl STANHOPE did not prefs his propofitions,
and the Amendment, as propofed by the Commit.
tee, was agreed to.
The remaining Amendments being confirmed by
the Houle, the Bill was ordered to be read a third
lime to-morrow, and their Lordibips fummoned

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Loyalty Loam Anseednaent BA and the Conroadatoi
Funds BH, were rood a third time and mired.
The EH fee Regulating the lice of Writs of Haas Corms ad
TedUicandara was repotted. and ordered to be read a third time
toaarrew.
Tbe hi& Ream Imitation BiE. sad the lrlfb Spirits Warm
babas 1110, were aimed as be read a third dine to-morrow.
The Volunteer Oicers Accounts Bill was read a third time.
mid mired.
On the modem ofSir JOHN ANDERSON, the Lords Amen&
aunts an the Southwark Plank Billovere *mad to.
On the motion of Lord MARSHAM, Cypriau
Willick, who had been ara in cuftody of the Ser.
jeant at Arms, and was afterwards by order of the
Honk a prifoner in Newgate, for prevarication be-
fore the Middiefez Committee, was brought to the
1 Bar in order to his being difcharged.
The SPEAKER addscfed him in nearly the fol-
lowing words :-
1 " Cyprian Willick, a Sere& Committee of this
Honk, appointed to try and determine the merits of
the Petitions refpetAing the late cledion for the
County of Middlefex, has reported that you were
guilty of the molt grofs prevarication before them.
Yon were in confequence of fuch grofs mikondurt
ordered by that Committee to be placed in the cur-
tody of the Serjeant at Arms. Upon the Report of
1 the Committee, this Houle has afterwards thought
I fit to order you to be flill further confined, and you
have been a prifoner in his Majelly's gaol of New-
gate. In fuck a per lon as you this grofs violation
of the law was dithonourable in the extreme ; you
molt have known tbat it had a tendency to &aro),
I the freedom of 'eleftion, and to be injurious to the
Connitution of the Country. From the place of
your refidence, and from your occupation in life.
you mull have had a knowledge of the fails, the dif.
clo:to e of which you avoided. And yet you. re.
gardlefs of the authority of this Houk, and alto TO.
gardlefs of the folemnity and moral obligation of an
oath, withheld inch information from the Commit-
tee. In confequence, however, of ;he heavy punifir
ment which has been inflieed upon you, hoping that
it may operate as a fufficient example to deter others
from a repetition of the like offence ; and alio in con•
fequence of the fincere contrition which you have
expected for your commition of the offence of
which you were guilty, this Hoofs has now content*
ed to your being difcharged ; and yon are di/charged
accordingly upon the payment of your fees."
The prifoner was then taken from the Bar.
On the motion of Lord MARSHAM, the mei. •
:nand given by the Speaker to C. Willick, was or•
tiered to be entered on the Journals.
SCARCITY OF TIMBER.
Sir W. DOLBEN gave notice, that early in the
next Serum of Parliament he would call the atten•ion
of the Houlb to the fuhjeft of inclofures, in order that
Come provifi on might in future be made for califing
trees to be planted in lands hereafter to be inclofed.
Three was not a tree now to be found in any in-
doted lands ; and the fcarcity of timber was fo great,
that farmers, in many places, could not get enough
for their private ufe. Even in a national point of
view, this was a fubjea of great importance, and well
worhy the confideration of Parliament. He hoped
the Right Hon. Gentleman, who wa. now
w( old turn his thoughts to it during the enfuing re-
ed's; and that he would renew the commiffion which
bad been appointed tome years ago for examining
into the (late of His tfajctly's forells t r.r carry into
effeA tome plan fitnilar to what had been intended by
the appointment of that commillion. Uniefs tome
plan fit this kind, and that upon a very large fcale,
was adopted, we (Mould be obliged to go to foreign
emetics for (applies of timber.—Adjourned.

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