Star.
London, England, 1806-04-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, APRIL is,

The Bilis upon the table were forwarded in their repetitive
tinges; among thek, the hitt. Militia Service Bill was rend a
third time, and pared; and the !nth Treafury Billa 311. and the
Britt& Fithery Encouragement Bill, were feverally read a feeorul
time.

Mr. W , from the London Flour Company. preGinted
sertain accounts, dirated to be laid annually before the Parliament.

Mr. Poacatt, from the Court of Exchequer. In Ireland, pre-
tested certain papers refpeaing an appeal from that Court, now
pending before their Lord!hips.

Mr. ClltWt. Secretary to the Board of Ordstancc.prefeoted re-
visal documents relpeting the Rate of thel rain of Artillery, &c.
Theft papers were ordered to he on the table.
Mr. laving, Infpedtor General of the Cultoms, laid before the
Houk a variety of documents relative to the exports and imports
of Great Britain, during a given number of years; partkuhuly to
and from the Weft India !Bands, agreeably to a former motion of
Lord Auckland, and which were ordered to ►e printed.

Lord VirCOIIM DUNCAN was fworn, and took his feat, on ac-
ceding to the Peerage, in confequenee of the demife of his father,
the late Lord.

Mr. HAW T NORM. attended by !even] i'ilf embers, brought up.
front the Houfe of Commons, the new Loan Bill, which was torth•
with read a tuft time.

Sane orders were nude with refpedl to the hearing of appeals;
alter which their Lordiblps ad;ounsed till tosnorrow.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

Mr. FRANCIS rofe to Rate, that having undergo:id that an
Hon. otatielllllo (Mr. Hobboure) had vegeta', brought under
the view of the Hogs the Debts of the Nabob of Arent. and
having been premotod by a robed needicy from being prefect
on that aeration, be would now give notice of a motion to which
he would beg to call the attention of the Houk, sad of his Maid.
ty's Minittera He meant to move to-morrow for an amount of
tke whole amount of the debts of the Nabob, and of the fpedile
daims of each dodger.

Mr. HODHOUSE breopht up the big for better enabling cer-
tain Conemigioners to carry into circa the agreement entered into
by the Eaft India Company, the Nabob of Arcot, and Ms creditors.
The bill was read a grit timc,and ordered to be read a [mood time
on Monday next.

Mr. BAILLIE prefented a petition from certain owners of
plantations in Demerara, Effequibo, and Bailee, apalaft the BM
Mr preventing the impartation of Caves into coloniesfurrendered
to Ma Majefty's arms —Laid on the table.
On the motives of die James Poduser, a raw Writ wee -ordered
fir the eleetion of a Member for Weymouth, tu the room of Wm.
Oarthlhore, Efq. deceakcl.
Mr. HOBHOUSE role to fay, that having now learct that
the Walden of the Houle wield be stgitboth is Hew*
and Teeidisluessoby verg bye be *WI
the famed reedleget the bill whisk lady broggittliuteS
Wormer MO*.
Mr. lielmet 1111Tgave nods lir Friday sent, of his intention
to move kitleave to bebop is sill Irre preventing the publication
in News of examlnailows iMs Gutted of occurrences that
take piece heft= Male.

General TAILLITON preened a petition front certain alp-
owners in Liverpool aping the save importation Reltridion
11111.—Laid on the table.

Mr JERVIS brought up the EM tot the more fpeedy Trial of
offences committed in diitant parts on the High .Uis.—Read a
ere time, and ordered to be read • fecond at this day fe'netight.
Mr. PERCIVAL brought up the Bill for making more Weasel
remake for Stipendiary Curates, which was read a 6r* time
and, on the dare of Sir John Vinattelley, the feaxtd reading was
poftponed till to-morrow fe'nnight.

Mr. VANSITTART brought up the Three Millions Exchequer
Loan DIU i which was read a brft time, and ordered to be read a
feeond to-morrow.

Sir J. NEWPORT broight op tbe NH for regulating the pee-
king of butter in Ireland, erhkh was read a kit dme, and ordered
to be read a famed time on Thurfday next

Sir J. NEWPORT brought up the Bill for repealing the Duty
of three Osillinp,thargeable by an Aft of Taft &Son, on Hodes
In Ireland. which was read a Brit time, and ordered to be read a
(mond on Tisurfday nut.

Mr. HAWTHORNE brought up the Report of the Committee 1
of Supply. The Refoludas% relpeEting the Army Eftimates,
wan read, and agreed to.
Lord OSSULSTON prefented Copks of the Capitulation of
Demerara, Bethke, fen. In purfinnee of an Addrefsof the Houfe
to bb Majefty on the fulskit.

Mr. PAULgave notice. that on Friday next he would move for
certain Papers refpeeting Oak charges of which be had gives
notice ; and would, on Tuefday, bring forward a ekarge, laying
the foundation of an impeachment againft Marquis Welleiley.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought up the Ira Bank Note Stamp
Duty DUI, which was read a fuit time, and ordered to be read a
(stood on Thurfday

Mr. HUDDLESTON rofe to acquaint the Houfe, that be
thought the produCtion of certain India papers, for which he bad
intended to move, 00 longer Ltectifary, a they were merely ea:trade
from what had been already communicated in another place. He
therefore rebnqulihed his intention of moving (or thole papers.
General TARLETON moved, that his Majefty be addrefied,
praying that be would be pleated to order that there be laid before
the Hoare a Copy of the Capitulation of the Mend of Tobago,
when it furrm&red to his Makity's arms; and ago a Copy of
certain Ordersof Councilrefpetting that Insud, Ln June, 'Sop--
Ordered.

Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON gave notice, that on Mon-
day next he would move for the produetton of thofe Indii Papers
which an Hon. Member (Mr. iluddicitan) had, to his furpnfe,
declined moving for.

A perfon from the Tax Office prefented an Account of the
amount of the Property 'fax, and of the perfons afficifed ;ander it,
together with the arrears, for the year t Sod.
On the requeß of Generals TARLETON and GASCOIGNE,
the fecund reading of the Slave Importation Prevention Bill wan
poßponcd till Thurfday next.
On the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the order of the day
for the fecond reading of the Dublin Paving Bill was read ; and
after fome converfation, in which Lord De Biaqulere, Mr. Alex•
ander, and Dr. Dulgenan took a part, the Bill was ordered to be
read a (mond time on the IR of May next.
The Houfe then refolved Itfelf Into a Committee on the Akete
relating to Tea, and it was refolved that the prefect duties do
ceafe and determine; that fix per cent. be granted on all teas im-
ported Into Oil, country ; and that a drawback of fix per cent. be
allowed on all teu exported.