Star.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

VOTE OF CREDIT.

After some of the Bills were gone through,
The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from the
Prince Regent, touching the Vote of Credit usual towards the
close of a Session, and similar to that delivered to the House of
Commons, expressive of his Royal Highness's reliance on the ex-
I••c•rienced zeal and affection of their Lordships, trusting they
would concur in such measures as may be necessary to disap-
point the enterprists and frustrate the designs of the enemy,
and to enable his Royal Highness to make such farther exertions
hi support of the cause in which he is engaged as circumstances
;nay require.
The Message beitig read, was, on his Lordship's motion, or-
&red to he taken into consideration to.rnorrow, and the Lords
summoned on the occasion.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE enquired, what was the amount
a the sum to be proposed as the Vote of Credit ?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL answered, Five Millions.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lord AMHERST, M the absenee of a Noble Friend (Lord
Borringdon) moved, that their Lordships stand -summoned for
Wednesday, being the day appointed for the second reading of
the Vaccination Bill.--Ordered.

In a Committee of the whole House, the Scotch Bridges' Bill
received some amendment, on the suggestion of Viscount. Mu..
*ILL', Lord RtOESDALI, and the Earl of LAUDEILDALZ, which
were ordtred to be reported t0.,1201T0W. •
On the motion of the Loan Ca4stictxxon the consideration
of the Airly Peerage was orderest'to be resumed to-morrow, at
three'ectock. His Lordship took occasion to notice the pro-
priety a Noble Lords attending in time to form a Committee of
. Certain additional documents respecting the Claims of Mr.
Palmer; and Individuals to attend for examination before their
I.ordships' Committee were ordered on the motions of Lord
ERSKINE and the Earl of LAVDIRDALS.

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In a Committee on the Bill for the Relief of certain Debtors
confined in the King's Bench and Marshalsea Prisons, a conver-
sation of tome length took place, in which Lords REDESDAL
the Loan C!IANCISI.LOR the Earls of LAUDERDALE and STAN..
SOPE participated. The principle topic of animadversion was
the alleged inequality of Coynty Rates applicable to the mainte-
nance of Prisoners' from the respective Counties. These the
I.varned Chief Juvice explained, proceeded from the stomper of
Prisoners upon the average from each County, and the propor-
tion was made in reference to that.

Alter some farther discussion,
Earl STANHOPE said, he was glad to see their Lordships
unanimous upon the subject, which was that of preventing the
poor people in question from being starved. He then suggested
the propriety of rejecting the obnoxious clause, which, in the
result, was agreed to by the Committee, and the Report was
rdered to be received to-morrow.

Their lordships resolved into a Committee on the Annuities'
Registration Bill, on which a discussion of considerable length
..00k place.
I.ords R•D!SDALC and Etttnamtootan, and the CtIANCEL.
Lea, were the spraktrs. They seemed, more or less, to disap-
prove of the Bill in its present shape; and the Annuity Act of
the 17th of his Majesty, as to hs provisions and object, was co-
piously referred to. hey agn-ed that some further legigative
Tegulation on the subject, n hich was of great individual impor-
tance, were highly necessary; and their Lordships ultimately re-
solved to postpone the Lill for further consideration, which, on
the House resuming, was fixed for Wednesday.