Star.
London, England, 1806-04-17 00:00:00

INSO LLLLL DEBTORS.

Esti SPENCER pretested a Petition from certain Debtors con-
fined is the County Gaol of Northampton, praying relief, which
vru ordered toile on the table.
Lord HOLLAND, in purfuance of the notice be had given,
brought in Ids prorated Bill For the Relief of certain Info!-
rent Debtors." He accompanied the prefeotation with a few
words, to which be again Rated his intention, after the Bill mould
be prioted, to move a Own day for its fecund reading.
The Bill was forthwith tad a brit time, and ordered to be
printed.
Lord HOLLAND moved, a That the proper Olken be di-
rated to lay before the Houfe an Account of the Number, Ste
of Perrone, eoodned for Debt in the Fleet and King's Bench Pri-
fons • and silo, in Lis nfajclty's Gaol of Newgate i which was
ordered accordlbgly.

IdISCILLANIOVII.

!At. CALCR AFT brought up from the Common the Ordnance
Treafurer's Bill, which was forthwith read a firß time.
Lord TEMPLE, attended by feveral Members, brought up
from the Commons Sir J. T. Duckworth's Annuity Bill, which
was alto read a firit time.
A few Private and Return Bills were brought up from the
Commons by Mr. BA LDWIN„ Mr. GRAHAM, and other Gen.
damn.
The proper 0111 ca having prefented an attefied Cary of the Pro.
eeedings in the Heelefraftical Court, touching dam gde,• Bill to dif.
lave the marriage between Sir John Gordon, Daft. and !yew, his
now wife,Sce. was read a Brit time, and ordonal NM rand a fecund
time this day fortnight. and their Logo llwnowned than.
upon.
The Billaupoo the table were foremast la their refpedlve
Rages ; aseong thde. the /Mew Lan Dm was read a (mood time,
and the bid& libasy Inewsugwoont NI went through a Cosa-
anittee, and was reported Mahan ataoinat.

Mt. JUSTICS VOL
Lord GRENVILLE called the attention of their
Lordasips, generally, to the Rate of the proceedings
relative to the pending charges againa Mr. Jullice
Fox. By the prefent eating order, the witneffes
were to attend at the Bar, in reference thereto, on
the astb of this month. Their Lordfhips would bear
in mind the very important bufinefs, the commence•
meat of which was fixed for the 29th init. He meant
the trial on the Impeachment of Lord Vileount Mel-
ville: when the nature of that bufinas was confidered,
their Lordatips would feel it mat be Impoffible that
both proceedings, paying the proper degree of atten-
tion to each, could go on at the fame time ; for this
reafon he thould have to propofe, that the prefent
order be difcharged, and an order made for the at-
tendance of the raid Witneffes at their Lordtbips' bar
on the t9th of May.
The Marquis of ALERCORN °Mitred, he was
lorry that any delay fhould neceffarily take place in
the bufinef, adverted to by the Noble Baron ; but,
when he contidered its peculiar nature, and the una-
voidable caufe for the prefent poßponernent ; and
confidered the length of way the witneffes in quefiion
had to come, and the detrimental effe& which keep-
ing them long from their homes might have, he was
induced to affent to the motion jut made.
The quellion being put, the original order was
difcharged, and a new one made for the attendance
of the witneff:s on the 19th of May.
The Noble Marquis moved for the attendance of
an additional witnefs on the Paid day, which was or-
dered accordingly.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lord TEMPLE brought up a Petition from Mr. Lyons, the
Agent kw the Maud of Jamaica, spina the Bill to prevent the
importation of Slaves into loth of our colonies and fettkinents in
the Welt Indies as have brut furrendered to his hlsJefty, daring
the preftnr war. lila Lorainp laid, twat the Petition had been
put i to his hand, and be therefore thought it advifable to prefent
it; but he begged it to be tin,lerftood, that in fo doing, he did not
pledge Unfelt at all on the fubled twitter alt.
The Petition was ordered to lie no the table till the feeond read.
ins of the Bill ; and that the Petitioners fitculd be bend, by Conn.
(el, againit the laid Bill, if they thought fit.
Mr. MIT s oar), from the Exchequer in Scotland, prefented, at
the Bar, an Account of Grants made out of forfeited Eftatet in
Scotland, and the balances due out of the fame. Alto, an Account
of all Malt chargeable with duty In Scotiand.--Both of which
were ordered to lie on the table.

Sir P. STEPHENS moveal, That the Ads relating to the
Board of I.onaitude be read; which being done. he moved," That
the Houfe will, to-morrow, refolve Welt into a Committee of the
v.i.nle 'inure, to confidcr the faid Ada; and, that the accounts
r.rent, 4 by him on a former day, relative to that fubjed, be re.
ttutil to its: (aid Committer"—Ordered.