Star.
London, England, 1805-05-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Mr CALCRAFT, *a
new writ was ordered
to be iffued for the eledlion of a Reprefentative in Parliament for
the City of Coventry, in the room of Francis William Barlow, Efq.
ski•cAcd.
Mr. FOSTER gave notice that to-morrow he would move for a
Committee to confider of the confunsption of Beer in Ireland, and
of making an allowance to the retailers of Spirits in the Cities of
Dubliu, Cork, Waterford, and Limerick, for the fares which they
ty in,nr in conlequence of the new regulations. He mould alfo
move for a Committee to inquire into the Stamp Duties Adt fur
tire pay of the United Kingdom.
Hie Irith PoR Road Bill was committed, and ordered to be re-
port,d to-morrow.
The 1 rith Promiffory Note Bill, ard the kith Bank Tokens Bill
were reported, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The frith Loan Bill was read a third tune and pad.
The Paymaftcr General's Office regulation Bill was read a fc
ond time, and ordered to be referred to a Committee on Monday
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Colonel BAGWELL moved the fecond reading of the frith
Election Regulation Bill.
Mr. G. PONSONBY, Mr. R. MARTIN, and Lord TEMPLE,
objected firongly to that principal part of the Bill which goes to
=ad that 4chs. Freeholders [hall he registered, and mall have a
!tamp affixed even to an agreement for a kale.
Mr. NEWPORT and Colonel BAGWELL obferved, that that
was a point more proper for dikuffion in a Committee.
The Bill was then read a fecund time, and ordered to be com-
mitted ou Thurfday.
Mr. G. PONSONBY moved for leave to amend the law now in
ettiftence for authorifing the repairing of County Roads in Ireland.
The prkcipal objea., as Rated by the Hon Member,was to leave
a fufhcient [nal in the hands of the Overfeers for the renewing of
the Surface of the Roads after they may have been warned away
by heavy fah, of rain, which is frequently the cafe in the hilly pans
of that country.—Leave gtanted.
Fir J. W. ANDERSON prefcnted a Petition front feveral Vint-
Mrs, Porters, and others in the City of London, rraying fur the
Amendment of the Wet Dock Ad, as far as relpe sls their lute.
veil s.—Ordered to be laid on the 'l' able.
The Hon. Member then moved, That the Paid Adt, together
with the Petition thereon, be refs 'TA to a Committee. Ordered.
The Houk went into a Committee on the Stipendiary Curates
311, which after being reported, was re.committed for to.morrow.
The 1-louk weird into a Conorittee on the Property Duty Bill.
Erevicully to its commitment the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Sated, that the Claufes he pieissifeei to introduce into this Bill
were merely of a verbal nztu.7e, or fuels as related to regulation-
only, and not fur% as world iroduce any alteration in the rates or
quantum of the duty. A mupber of claufes were then fever.ily
read, and, after a good deal..! eonverfAion. :wt. et: to. The Re-
port was utdeteal to be received on Friday next.

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Mr. ALEXANDER. brought up the Report of the Conunittee
on the Deficiencies of the Civil Lift, wilco the Refoltation grant-
ing to his Majrfty the (um of IcA5Bl. is. bid. for tie purpok
therein, mentionr(l, was read and ageeed to.
The Committee on the Irish Land Partition Eill was poftponed
till to-morrow.