Star.
London, England, 1813-07-10 00:00:00

HALIFAX, JUNE 9.

The respect due to a brave enemy was yesterday
shewn to the remains of Captain Lawreace. The
cot pse was landed from the Chesapeake under a dis-
char%e of minute guns, and at two o'clock reached
tie king's wharf—the American ensign was spread
as a pall over the coffin, on which was placed the
swot d of the deceased—six Captains of the Navy of-
ficiated as pall-bearers—six companies of the Glib
regiment, commanded by Sir John Wardlay% pre-
ceded the corpse—the Officers of the Chesapeake fol-
lowed it as mourners—the Officers of the Navy gene-
rally at tended—Sir Thi mas Saumarez, the Staff, and
the Ofiictrs of the garrison, and the prccession was
cl sed t.y a nuu b.r of respectable inhabitants. The
funeral service was p. rimmed t y the Rev. Rector of
St. l'atirsa and three volleysdischarged by the troops
Over the gi Ave.
1 he (Qom ing Order was issued the day previous
to the funeral;

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" A Funeral Party will be furnished to-morrow, by the 64th
iteg men , consist it.k, of :ion ra. k and fil., with a pr. per propor-
tion of Ofl;ci r 4, a• d to be supplied with three 'intuits of Llaiik
cart r ege. e ch a an ; to inter the remains of Captain Lawrence
late of he Atiterik ;in frigate Chesapeake, from the King's Wharf,
at halt-paat our, l',M.
+6 11. e bawd of tbat corps will attend, and the party will be
cornmat.deil by lit u 'Colonel Sir .1. Vi'ardlaw.
"The Officers of th Cart'son will be plowed to attend the
ci.nntrulaot the re at a gunner before two, to niatzh in pmts.
Moo, wearing a pi ce of black crape rottnd their kft arm.
( 'ram e) 'l. ilOhl AS, 114.4ur of brigade."

On! r• equally indicative of respect for the de.
Vast d, were also gireu by die Senior Officer of the
IgAvy,

PARLIAMBNTAItr PAOCZEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY S.
In the Writ of Error " Rubiehon v. Humble," Ms. Ctirwood
was heard in reply. Judgment deferred.

In a Writ of Error from the Conn of Exchequer in Scotland,
" Walker v. his Majeay's Advocate General," Mr. Adans was
beard for the Plaintiff in error, and the Solicitor-General and
Mr. Mackenzie for the. Defendant in error. Judgment deferred.
In an Appeal from the Court of Seuion in Scotland, " Scott
and another v. Oinks and others," Mr. Adam and 11fIr. Thom-
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son were heard for the Appellants, and Sir Samuel Romilly partly
for the Respondents. Further bearing deferred.
The Inland Coals Bill, the Land Tax Acts Bill, Earl Nelson's
Estate Bill, the Marquis of Wellington's Estate Bill, the Stores
Embezzlement Bill, and the Vote of Credit Bill, passed through
'Committees (the Earl of Moitzo ta in the Chair) and were re.
ported. . . .
The Trish Insolvent Debtors' Bill was reported, and the Amend-
ments agreed to.
On the Report of the Parish Register Bill, Lord RLDa6 DA L z
moved to postpone its, consideration for three months, on the
ground of the difficulty of making the requisite Amendments
during the.remainder of the present Session, which motion was
agreed to.
The Country Bankers' Bill, the Irish Six Clerks Bill. the
Irish Spirit Duties' Bill, and the Irish Grand Canal Bill, were
read a second time and committed for to•morrow.