Star.
London, England, 1802-05-22 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The S tttttt communicated to the Houfe a Letter from
General Lord Hutchinfon, dated Turin, Bth May, exprcffive
of his Le :ditties acknowkdgmeats for the Vote of Thanks par-
fa! by the Houfe in his favour.
Mr. SPIAKIR afro Rated, that he bad retvived Letters from
the Lord Lieutenants of the feveral Counties; conveying the
fend/fleets of gratitude experienced by the different Volunteer
Corps at their conduet having been honotfted with the appro-
bation and thanks of the Houk.
Several Petitions from the London and Weihninfter Fire In-
foresee Companies were precasted againit the Rent !aura=
Bill, which were ordered to lie on the table • and ft was then
moved to poftpone the keend reading of the Bill till Tuefday
next. A divifion took place—Ayes, 26—Noes.
The Houk, upon the motion of the Marquis of WOICISTILIL,
ordered, that the Rev. Dr. Vincent Owed be medial to
preach before the Houk, at St. Margaret's Church, /•Veftrnin-
Rev, on the tft of June next, the Day appointed for a general
Thankfgiving.
The Lottery Bill was read a third time and pared.
The Hoar went into a Committee on the kith Linen BIB,—
The Chairman reported progrefs, and the Committee bad leave
to At again on Monday next.
The ATTOR Pour GEN brought In eke Alien R-gelation
Bill ; read a tuft and ordered to be read a krona time on Mon-
day next.
Mr. DAWSON requetted to know from the Hon. Gentleman
by whom the hilts Courts of Law 818 wasintroduced, whether
it was his intention to carry that Bill through before the next
Serum ?
Mr. Laren replied In the affirmative, adding, that the rea-
fon of fa frequently delaying the prop& of the Bill was, in or-
der only to waft for the advice of a great Law Authority in
Inland.
The (*attention of the Repert of the Committee oo ihe
Cnntrovrcd EleCtion MU was deferred to Tuefday next.
The Bill for regulating Controverted hilt Elations, was read
a Wt. and ordered to be read a keeled time, on Thurfdliy.
The Silver Drawback Bill was :sad a third time, and COTO-
witerd for to-morrow.
A Wage from the Lords, announ ed their effort to the
Pet-hoer Doty, Marine, Mutiny, ani, Indemnity Bilis.
The Field Crop Bill was read a third time an.l paid.
Mr. A AAAAA pea moved diet Accounts of the dill:lurk/twat
of terrain kWh Exelsequer Ills he laid en the table.—Ordered.
The sin for appeindag Additional Commilisaners for the re-
dnelion of the frith -14atiosal Debt, was read a 4A, Ih4 41'
&red to be read a foxed thus to-osorrow.

The Coroners• Bill tins ordered to hand for Wedndday.
Mr. Wre=twre withdrew his Motion relpeettng the Volun-I
tom Corps of Ireland, and gave notice of Ids intention to move
on Monday for a Bill to enable his Majelty to accept of the
Cervices of there Corps during Peace.
The Rept* of the Scotch Militia Bill was ordered to be
taken into further confederation on Tuefday.
'The Report of the Caton Manufadtory Apprentice Bill is to
be received un Tuctday.
The frith Loan Bill wee read a fecond time, and ordered to
I be committed to-morroW.
The Report of the Committee on the hi& Mariners' Bill was
received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-

trOYION.
Mr. CORRY faid, that be found bindelf under the neceffity
of poftponing the frith banners that Rood for Monday to Wed-
nefday next, as it was impoifiblc to have fome papers neceffary
for information circulated among the Members by that time,
as loins were only newly printed, and fome had only been