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in the Chair. In the Committee the following fume were voted;
To pay off the fusn of x.vo,,otsoL Exchequer Bills,
iffued under an A 8 of the 46th of his Majefty,
outftanding, and =provided for to,eno,co,
Ditto • - 3,003,0c3
Ditto, Med for the Service of the year *Sot a.500,c00
Together with the fcvcral Sums contained in the Annual Eds.
mates for the Maintenance of the Public Offices; for the Expellee,
and Repairs of the two Hodes of Parliament ; for Printing and
Stationary for ditto • for Piloting the Journal; of_Patiianient; fat
the salaries of the different Offers of Parliament -t.for the
peseta of the "Eftiblifhtnents of the different Weft' India
Wands; and for the other annual purport* utually provided for by
Voce of Parliament" towards-the elide of each Sefton. It wis al o
refolved, that a•funiof 4.y00p001. be granted his Majefty to pay
off a turn of 4.yoopeolo railed by Ischequer Bilk for the ferviee
of the year 1806, (on the credit of the War Taxes) outitaodini
undifcharged.
The Hoer& then returned, and the Report was ordered to be pc.
mind tomorrow.
COl4 ally? a OP WAYS AND MeANS..
The Hoofe refolvedittelf into a Committee of Ways and Mena,
Mr. Hoetwosa in the Chair; when the following turns were
voted to be rafted by Loan or Exchequer ins
To pay off Exchequer Ellis Shed on the credit of
the War Taxes for the ferviee of the year t 806 L. 4,500,00,
For the fervice of Great Britain for the year agog 3•000,0oo
Ditto Idoooce
On the Houle being refunted, the Report was ordered to he re-
ceived to morrow.
*TATA OP THS WATion:
Mr. WHITBREAD -ofe purfuant to notice, and
('poke to the following rpnrt—T am not, air, al

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEBAINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY 6.
Lo-ds CARYSFORT sod SEAFORYH toot the oats and
their feats.

—...
The Bill to enable Copyholders to. appear by Attorney in the 1 -
.ring pill ___ .
I ..,y. During ore, alto.
Cultomary Coasts, was reads third time and rired. gether unaccufteenedto addrefs thisAfilenb
The kith Revenue Continuing Bill WlLlftd a (woad and third I the number of years I have had the h nour of is feat
time; the Rending orders of the Houk baring hem previoufly among you, it has been my tot to brin.; forward kat
fulpended for that parpoto. " ; ral important propofitions, fame of which have ex.
Several Private Bills were advanced la *dr refeelkre Seem ' perienced a favourable reception, but the greater part
and tin Houk adjourned. , a determined apparition. Yet never have I been its
—.—. .
HOUSE OF COMMONS. the habit of making any apology for the infufficiency
of the propofer, however firongly I felt it, thinking
Mr. SHERIDAN and Ave other Members took the oaths and
their feats. it better to rely on the folidity of the grounds upon
A Metter from the Lords informed theHoute that their Lord. which my propofitions retied, than to attempt con.
kips bad pared a Bill refpedlng Comma Rewire:lain Copyhold ciliating attention by aplogies. But limn confefg
and Cußomary Courep,in which they cleared the concurrence of on this occafion, whether from the growing diffidence
that Houk
Lord PERCY prdented a Petition from the Debtors confined of ibe public in public men; whether from the manner
in the Gaol of Morpeth, which was ordered to *on the Table. in which I have been recently fpnken of in this Af.
*A. GALWAY MILLS. fembly; whether from the nature of the debates which
Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE prefented 4 Petition from have lately taken place among( us, in which a fpirit
a certain Tradefman of New Bond•ftreet. againit a Member of of attack and recrimination has been manifeqed, Ivy
that Houfe, who had been In cuftody of the Markel of the King's
no means calculated to raife the charaCter of this
Butch, fora Debt due by him to the Petitioner. when he was re.
turned to the prefent Parliament. The Petition Rated, that in Houle—[A loud cry of hear I hear !j; whether frost
the cootie of bufinefs two bills of Exchange had come from Mr. the difaitrous Rate of the times, or whether from all
aitus into the hands of the Petitioner, which bad been refPec'th'cir there feelings combined, I never ride with fo great 11
clamoured; that Mr. Mills was alto indebted in conliderable A
%agree of diffidence and folicitude.
turns to the Petitioner, for work done, goods told, and money ad If in my g
in ear
vanced; that in left Michaelmas Term the Paid Mr. Mills had, yours to bring back the gravity of debate—to get rid
upon procefs out of the Court of King's Bench, been taken into of the (pint of recrimination which has too long pro.
the cuftody of the Martha of the raid Court, but had entered a vailed amongtt us, and to retrieve the filing fortune;
lham demurrer, which he bad afterwards abandoned; that in I ift of k• mighty Empire—+-a.-v. -ao
Trinity Term the Petitioner had obtained judgment for tot 31. but
that execution had been flayed by a writ of error brought by the Here he Right lion. D. BROWNA, of blig%
Paid Mr. Mill., to evade juftice, and in order to cfcape the pay . rule to order, and moved that firangers be excluded.
r
meat of his legal debts ; that as no ball can be taken to an adieu A teller-Al cry of is No, no, and &awe, fhalse pro.
pending a Writ of Error, the Paid Mr. Mills was in cullody of the ceedtd Flom the Oopontion benches, but the motion
Markel of the King. Bench, when he was returned to the pre
andingarder g
tent Parliament as a Reprefentadve for the Borough of St. mt. being imperative, according to a
cheers; that Petitioner seas informed, that Mr. Mills had in con the Houle, the gallery was immediately delved.
temptationto apply for hi. liberation to that Monte, he having a Mr.WHITBIt EADconcloded with moving, *.l'hat
confiderable Colonial property in the Weft Indies, with a flew to the Houle do refolve itfelf into a Committee of the
withdraw from the jurifdidion of the Courts, and for the per-
pofe of evading ju like; that under there eircumftances the Lord whole Houfe to confider of the State of the Nation.
Chancellor would not grant the Writ ".4%re Swat Reg,;" that If Lord Milton, Sir A. Pignt, Mr., Adam, Dr. Law
the raid Mr. Mills &told be difchargett out of cußody by that rence, Sir kiln Newport; Mr. Wm. Smith, and Lorcl
t
Houk, the Petitioner would be greatly injured; and that the Hnwick, (poke in favour of the motion. The Cha
Petitioner therefore prayed that Honourable Houfe that It would ..
..ell% f.r
rt.. of the Exchequer,. $ ~i b. Mr. D. Browne, Mr. Milne
r. Herbert, M.
Mr. Iduntaguet
s,
be pleated to take fork matures on the pronifes as to its wifdom
enu,, M
mould teem meet, and that Peltioner might be heard by tumid(
or his Counfel, to prove the fads and allegations In hi. Petition. Wilberforce, Mr. Bi egg. Batburalandl6. Crfaket
This Petition was ordered toile on the Table...aswere elk fimi. oppeced it.
tar Petitions to the fame tired from other trade:fawn ; one by the Upon a diviGon the number; were.—
ram Hon. Member, and the other by Mr. P. Mooae.....They
were alto ordered to Be en the Table. For the ;'lotion ' t'34s
SMUGGLING Illti.L. . Again( it • . . eta
Mr. HUSKISSON brought up a Bill for the better Prevention .
of Smuggling, which was read a firft time, and ordered to be read Majority for the Minificr
a fecond time tomorrow. On the eueftien that the Bill be read Adjourned at Five o'clock.
a fecond time to-morrow.
' Sir JOHN NEWPORT exprered a hope that the Hon. Gen•
deepen would not oiled to this Bill being printed for the infor-
mation of Gentlemen, as it was defirable that a Bill of fuch a
nature thOuld be thoroughly underftood before it pared. Mr.
Hufkifton had no objection to the printing of the Bill,, but
thought that it ought Alf to pats through the Committee, in order
to have the blanks filled up, as otherwife the Bill would be altoge-
ther unintelligible.

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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IRISH CHURCH IST4SLISHIPA6IIT.
Ordered, on the motion of Sir J. NEWPOR F. that there be
laid before the Houle a Copy of Letter from his Majefty's Prin
cipal Secretary of State for the Home Departme. t, to the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, dated June 18, 1806, diredting him to call
upon the Are!Neap of Ireland, for certain Returns refpcdtiog
the State of the Eeablithed Church in their rcriiettive Province,'
This was but the revival of an order made on the a-th of April
In the laft Parliament.

PRICE OF sTocKs YESTERDAY.
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; ptr Cent. R. An. 6sift Insp. Ann. 7 9 z6th4i
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4 per C Conf Sof* Ex. Bills, as dir als pr.
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ILICIIOII PaTIMM
Three Petitions, complaining of undue Eledtions and Returns,
were prefented, and ordered to betaken into confulcration on the
following days. For Wedochlay, July la ; Shrewlbury,
July az; Maas County, Muddily, July 23.

0.1.1.11 M
Oar Readers will be not. a littif forprited ad
difappointed, at finding themfelvet excluded from
ki.owledge of the proceedings oflaß night in theHouls
of Commons. The debate was cn the Stake of 14
Nation, and it would certainly be better the peoplf
thwlld know corratly the fentiments of their Repro,
fentatives on a fubjeet of fnch moment, than be left
to form thofe gloomy piano which eclufton can.
not fail to produce.

NOTICES.
Mr. DUNDAS gave notice, that on Wednefday next he thould
fdbmit a propofition to the Houle, for the Regulation of the Af-
fairs of the Eaft India Company.
Sir ARTHUR WELLIt.•LEY gave notice of a motion, a. did
alto the CHANCELI.OR of the k.XCHtIIyER, of one for to
morrow, and for Thurfday.
Lord COCHRANE willted to pot off the notice*hich he had
given for tomorrow. to Wednefday neat.
Lord HENRY PETTY obferved to the Noble Lord that two
important queftions already Rood fixed for that day namely. the
notice he had himfeif given tome time back. relative to the Finance
Sinking Fund BiU, and the notice given that day by an Hon. Gen-
tleman oppoGte, relative to a propoition on the fabled of the af-
fairs of the Eaft India Company. Theft two (objets would be
futficient for difeuffion on that day, and he ;put it to the Noble
Lord, whether it would not be defirable to fie his notice for Come
other day.
Lord COCHRANE then propoted to. put off his notice to
Thurfday, when be was informed by Mr. Whitbread, that he had
an important bufmefs to bring on that day, after which the No-
ble Lord declared his intention not to defer his motion from to-
morrow, the day originally fixed.

Lan night arrived the Dann') Mail, due on Wed.
nefday, and has brought Hamburgh and Altona 1:04-
pers and letters to the 28th ult. It gives us nuttit
pleafure to Rate, that the accounts received by theft
throw confiderable doubts on the non official French •
accounts of the victory, pretended to have been gait
ed over the Allies, on the t4th, at Friedland. It
appears the Ruffians had been retreating, or making •
fome change in their pofition, and that,in confequen,
there had been fome hard fighting ; but all the pri!
vale letters from Hamburgh are fceptical refpettini
the boated viaory of the French. Our own Corre6 ,
pondent, whofe letter we fhall fubjoin, fays, Bum
saw had purpocely arranged that his centre flt
give way, having previoufly polled forte of the flower
of his army, with a Rrong body of artillery in 1114!
rear ; and that the confequence was highly difaftron,
to the enemy.

INEP[CTING FIELD OITICM.
Mr. COCHRANE JOHNSTONE, purfnant to his Notice,
mond, a That there be laid before the Hoeft a Lift of the
Names of Perfous appointed Infpedling Field Officers of Volun-
teers ; and alto srLift of the Names of the officers on the half pay
of his Maje*y's Service of the rank of Colonel, Lieutenant Colo-
nel, Major, and Captain." He did not mean to elprefs any dif-
approbation of the appointment of lafpoiling Field Officers to the
Volunteers, a force which, in the prefent circumftances of the
Empire. was material to its defence ; but in order to render fneh
an appointment efficient, he contended that the Infpedling Officers
()mold have been nominated from thole men who had (creed in
his Msjefty's army. Sixty lolpefting Field Officers had been ap
polotai, and forty nine oat of theft had never been in the regular
army.
The SECRETARY at WAR had no objedlon to the motion
.of the Hon. Gentleman, and bad rifest only to nate a eirenistftancs
for the information of the Houfe, namely, that the periods who
bad been appointed, were all men who had been in the army.
Lord TEMPLE loggefted the propriety of confining the lift
of the names of Half pay Officers to thoft an the half pay at
home. The motions, however, were put and carried in their ori-
ginal form.

We have pleafure in alfo Rating, that we have nq
authentic accounts of Koninglbeyg having turret)!
dered. On the contrary, we think there is grouu4
for believing that there is no truth in the repnrts thee
have been circulated of its being in the poiliffion 4
the enemy.
On the whole, we have reafon to hope that tito
enemy has by no means gained the advantages th4E
hate been Wafted. - No:WV the accounts that hava

CONNIFF,' OF SUPPLY.
On the motion of Mr. HUSKISSON, the Honk refolved itfelf
Into a Committee of Supply, to which the Ingrid Aceoutfts of
Exchequer Bills, and the Ceveral Annual Ultimates, together ♦ith
11111 Accounts prefented this befLon wore reigns* Mr. Maude