Star.
London, England, 1805-05-21 00:00:00

IRISH COMMON LANDS PARTITION lIILL.

On the oecafion of the Fire Readinx of this Bill,

The LORD CHANCELLOR. felt it his duty to
call molt emphatically their Lorelips molt ferious
and cautious attention to the meafure. It was a Bill
which went, or rather attempted, to divide and par-
tition, by one (weeping aa, the Common Lands of
Ireland. It feemed to proceed upon an affumpticn,
that it was as eafy a matter to parcel out and divide
th-le lands, as it would be to divide an elate between
three or Imr members of a family. In the Bill before
them, there feemed to he no attention paid to the
rights of Lords of Manor ; no regulations with refpel
tythes or modules ; nu provilions with refpeet to
roads, or other inclolures, which, in this country,
were uncn the particular cafes al-ding, made the fob-
jea of feparate Bills; no provilions for reference to
juries, with refpe6t to contingent Ttellions of private
ur individual property miring, in that molt of thole
neceflary provilions or regulations which were uni-
fo: mly introduced into Bill 3 of the kind in this coon-
try, were omit:ed ; and this, in a general Bill, which
pi °felled to do that, which was made the fubjett of
dittinet and feparate Legiflative meafures in this part
of the United liingiom. Theft were confiderations
ullich their Lordliiipc wrnttri have moll ferioufly to
attend to, when the Bill Ihould come to he read a
ferond time. For his own part, he felt there objec-
tions to the meafure fo arongly, that he could not
;arra it to go even through its fat Rage, without ex-
Fearing them.
'l he Bill iks over for a ICCOna reading.
Thc. Earl of RADNOIt moved, th.:t the recent Mefflge from
tht Commons (that wh,ch rcfpeas the attendavec of the Earl of
St Vincent, on the Stet Committcc of that Houk) betaken into
t,•,r,fi,!cration to-tr..rrcw. Ordered.

An Adjournment then took place. Their Lordfhips !land
to •morrow, for the general confil.ratinii of the cafe of Mr.
foa, in a Committee of the *hole tiouk.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Colonel ST AN LLY, the Committee to Trlmen
she affOrs of the Inc of M,n have been referred, were empow-
ered to report their proceedings to the Houle from time to time.
Mr MER prefc cd a i`ctni n from the Freeholders of the
County of Hertford, praying that the Ho•rfe would inveftigatc
the apifr.: developed in the Tenth Report of the Commiffioners
of Naval Inquiry, and inflidt juft punifhment en the delinquents.
A firr 'kr petition wai prefented front Reading.
Sir W. BURRO WES i•rought up the Report of the Committee
on the Bill for the better fupplying of the Cities and Towns of
Ireland with water. After it few words from Mr. KM! and Mr.
Ate'. A the amendments were read and agreed to, and the
Bill ordered to be read a third time.

Mr. CREED moved, that the Reports made to the Hoefe in
1999 and 1801, by the Committers on the t 'oal Trade, be referred
to the Committee on the expediency of allowing coals to be
brought to London by means of the Grand Junction Canal.—Or-
dered.

The London Docksßill went through a Committee, and the
Report wee ordered to to received to-morrow.
Spanilh Wine Duty Bill was read a Iceond time, and order-
ed tr) be committed on Wedgefday.,