Star.
London, England, 1802-06-17 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The irilli Coffee Fill, the Clergy ReUdenee Mil the Foreign
p.it Bill, the Tel& Parliament Houfe Alienation Bill, the Mi-
ners Militia Nil, the Mutiny Rill, and the Stant? Duty Bill,
year rrad a third and raifoi.
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The Smuggling Bill was read a third time. Mr VA NAIT
r 4111' moved a Claufe for punithing Sitiogelets as Rogues and
Vagaboods. The tiro paffsd, and vas urdered ba tht I.erdsx
The Reports of the Auetion Duty all; the Innkeepers' Al-
lowance Bill; the kith Controverted Election Bill; the Tor-
tola Free Port Bill ; the Trilh 6 per Cent. Duty Bill ; the 'rifle
Lord Chancellor's Salary Bill, and the Irilb Lottery License
Bill, were rewired, and ordered to be read a third time to-
Morrow.
The Ifoufe in Committees went through the Illegal T.otteries
Tre-:ention Bill; the t,toc,ocal.l.oan Bill; the kith ut.certifi-
cated Bankrupts the la, of Man Trade Bill; and the Na-
tion:l Debt Reports wei e ordered to be received tt.-
morrtw•.
The Idtufe refolved itfelf into a Contmittee nn fo flinch of set
Aft niche prefent e-drion as relates to the Duti• son Spermareti,
and th Exports and Imports of the American Colobiesrt.r.tored
to the Batavian Republic. The Report was ordered to be re-
cc v eel tomorrow.
The Blubber and Oil Duties Bill ; the Paper Duties Bill ;
the Milford H•vtm Filbery Bill; the neve Hydrometer Bill;
and Lord ! lutchinfon's Penfion Bill, were read a fecond time
seed cummitt.:il fur to-morrow.
The Decr-ftealing Bill went into a Commince,the Chairman
reported progrefs, and the Committee had leave to fit again to-
morrow.
Upon the motion of Mr. VA-et:lt TART, it was ordered that
the Committe on EngrolTed Bills from the Lords should have
Rave to fit to-morrow, and at any future time molt convenient.
The Confnlidatcd Fund Surplus Application Bill ; the Scotch
Parifh School Bill; the s,coopocd. Exchequer I.oan Bill;
the frith Exports and !editor's Duties Bill; the Ira Militia Pay
Ditl ; and the Irilh Militia Difhanding Bill, were read a firft,
aed ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.
Mr. Coeur moved that the Houk &mild rcfolve itfelf into a
Committee to confider of the Compenfations to he allowed to
kith Counties for hlilitiainere difehargeiL The Houfe refolved
it.;:lf into the kid Committee, a Adductor that Compenfation
*would lee glinted was moved and agreed to, and the Report
was ordered to be received to-morrow.
A Menge from the Lords informed the Houk, tbt:ir Lord-
flips bad agreed to the Militia Adjutants' Allowance Bill, the
Your Houk Bill, the Volunteer Corps Bill, the National Debt
Bill, the bins Linen ManufaCtory Bill. the Soldiers'Trades
/SW, tt.c Police Bill, and fever-al Private Bills.

COMMITTEES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFVER Paid, it 1
moll have been an oblei vation frequently made in
the cootie of the Seflion, that great inconvenience
Lad been experienced for the want of proper ac•
commuslations for Committees. He fhould move
for a Committee to confider of the hell mode of
ul.viating it in future. A report might be made
in three or four days, the resit of whiCh might be
iircfsatted to his Majetly, with a view to the necef-
fay accommodation being provided -during the
kcecfs. He concluded by moving, " that a Corn-
mittze ()mid be appointed to confider of the plan
to be Cubmitted to his Majefly for providing attcli-

INTERMENT OF THE EARL OF LONS-

DALE.

On WeJnefday morning, the 9tb inft. at eight
o'clock, the Earl of Lossnat.F. was interred in the
family vault at Lowther, in Weitinoreland. He
was attended by his own fervants, having given
directions that his funeral lhould be private, and
that they only Ihoild attend ; and although it was
not known to any 'warms, v:cdpt the Family,
when the ceremony was to he performed, yet a
very great crowd of people from the neighbour-
hood were atfembled, and behaved with the
greatell refpeift, decency, and decorum. We have
hecn favoured with the particulars of his Lord.
Ihip's will and codicils, and which we illicit, as
the public cur unity has been much excited refpeCt-
;rig the dilpofition of his property. It appears that
he has provided liberally for all his family connec-
tions, and his fervants ; his filers will have above
60,0001. befides the Barbadoes elate of 40001. a
year. The elate in Yorkfhire, left Mr. JOHN
Lowtnaa, is soool. a year, and the elates in •
Wellmoreland and Cumberland, left to the Pre-
fent Vifeount Lowr Ea, are fuppofed to be 40,0001.
a year, including the Whitehaven elate, which
was before entailed upon him ; befides, he will
have near too,oool. in perfonals, as so,oool. in
gold has already been found in his houfes, and the
Vileount is well known to be deferving of it all,
as a more amiable, liberal, and benevolent man
never exiled. Lord LOtaSDALE'S will, and the
diftribution of his property, have given univerfal
fitisfaCtion—his own lifters and whet near rela-
tions are well fittisfied—and even his enemies be-
llow the greatell praife on him for the jutiice and
liberality of this lull aa of his life.