Star.
London, England, 1803-06-09 00:00:00

KAKLIAMENTARr PRUCABDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE F.
Counfel was further heard relative to the Scotch
Appeal—Lothian and Others v. Henderfon. Riddell,
and Co.—namely. Mr. Paul, in continuation for
the Refpondents, and the ATTOtNIY•GENIIAL on
behalf of the Appellants, in reply.
The Judges attended the prefent, as they had done
on the former hearings on this cafe.
After the arguments of Counfel were finifhed.
The LORD CMANCILLOR, in a fpeech of confrdera•
ble length, took a view of the leading points and con•
federations of the cafe. for the further illußration
of its merits, and which, he Paid, he did, more to
break the points which were necarry for deliberate
eonfideration, than to give any opinion upon them
at prefent. The Noble and Learned Lord concluded
by fuhmitting a propofition of Tome length, ariGng
•ut of his ♦iews of the cafe, for the conlicleration of
the Learned Judges, which, if approved by the
Houle, he would propofe a day which he thought
m'ght be convenient to the Judges, and allow a fel&
tient interval ci time for a due confederation of the

points fubmitted to them.
The propofition meeting the fenfe of their Lord.
iisips, the Loan Cnioactstoa moved, that the fur-
ther proceedings in the cafe be poßposed until Fri-
day the fiat day of July.
The Earl of CLAMILICALDI, one of the tat Repre.
tentative Peers, was fwortu asd toot his feat.
The various Bills before the Houle were forwarded
in their refpetlive Rages : thefe were molly third
wading:, and Menges were ordered to be fent to
acquaint the Commons therewith.
On the occaion of the fecond reading of the High-

larders Emigration Bill,
Lord Vifcount Mime Lse, after flintily obiterving
upon the propriety of expediting the pregtefs of the
Bill. moved, " That a Wage be fent to the Com-
mons, to requell a copy of the aril Report of the
Surveyors, relpeairig certain parts of dm Highlands
a Scotland, made by order of the Lords ColsosilGon-
ers of the Treafury, kit." which was ordered accor-
dingly.
The Oaths of Ifidelity„Snprenacy, Ake. being duly
adminiflered toMr. Sol&w, a Bill for hialatu.
salivation was read a remind time ; a which their
Lordihips adjasaid till tomorrow.
HOUSE Olrbagli=
The haled re ales of the Coma 11
Priday feordoc.
'Pe Pia Oymmy's MS was ordered ta be Nada
m Midday neat.
The Ordeal= Lands liii in Narthempeialdre; the New
Tara Codelidatien lW t and the Bill far Ceefelidetieg the Laws
'shelve to the Cello:Sea of the AdefolTszes. were fevaally mad
let dna, endemism! to be read a few's& time tansorrow.
The Report of the Committee ea his Megaity's *ea of the
spd of November, fo far as relates to gessaing facilities to mer-
ems& tesofeeisek was bus & up. sad the refehations read and
*Ma to
Mr. Vans athet k he as iodination to the Cans.
mime on the CminmsC to make pacifies' in the
Said Mi. purCuant to the dWrelebstimes—Ordered.
The WOW fee ea Miltioral amber of Sews. which teed
for this day in a Committee of Supply, was vamped to Friday.
Several Mama Sem the Traafport.Olice were brought up,
smi ordered us 11140 the Table.
Mr. Mae As reported from the Cootaticsee ea the
Comma Hwkwor Sill, and Maisel leave to bete[ in a Bill for
emandisaad imperieg the Reeds to the County Of Renfrew.
The istameer Sills Mil was reed a Mend time, sad ordered
Ile be emmitael twasserow.

0111111LAL TtniSPIIIS BILL.
On the Order of the Day for the feeond reading cf
the Bill to empower Mice' of the Peace within
Inghnd, at the Michaelmas Quarter Seiflons annu-
ally, to allow an additional number of horfes for
drawing carriages on turnpike roads being read,
Sir R. BUNTON, Sir W. GIAILT, Mr. Hoerr, and
feveral other Members, oppofed it, as tending to
ruin the Turnpike Roads.
Sir Geoaos Coaxwate, who introduced the
hid. that the roads in the county he reprefented
were Cu bad, that ostlers the Bill paffed, it would be
impoffible for the farmers to draw the common load
to market with the dual number of horfes.
Mr. Maarto Paid. that the Honourable Baronet
had alined the Houfe that the roads in the county
which he reprefented were is a very bad Rate ; and
it appeared to him th.t the Bill he had introduced,
and which was now to be read a fecond time, would,
if Coffered to pars, certainly make them worfe.
Mr. Dteseas raid, in proportion to the number of
honks allowed in addition to the prefeut teams, the
farmers, Re. would lay on additional weight, and
fo ruin all the turnpike roads in the kingdom. If the
Bill was confined to he County of Hereford. he &cold
have no objeltiou to it. The gallery was cleared,
but the Bill was thrown out without a divifion taking
place.
The Sicastaav at Was gave notice, that he
would tomorrow more fur leave to bring in a Bill
as permit the difelsarge of Seamen Willed into the
Militia, and to fill op their places with recruits.
Sir %V. Etsoati begged to alb a quellion of the
Right Hon. Gentleman, which was, whether the
offers of fel vice frees volunteers were to be accept•
ed ? It was material for the country to know this, as
many whofe offers were not accepted might be in•
elined to gn into (itch corps as were, and the Militia
woqld in a greardegree be affected by this.

The StiMAIM at WAR raid, this was net Arialy
within his department; but, be underflood, that it
was the intention of the Government not to carry the
Volunteer fyftem to fo great an extent as in the left
war. Many offers had been made, and fame ac-
cepted ; but he believed, in general, that fervice
would be confined to fuch Volunteer Corps as were
deemed mow important, either from the fireng.eh and
merit of the corps themfelves, or from the impor-
tance of their particular local fituation.
The Militia Pay Bill was committed, the report
received, and ordered to be taken into further coati-
deration this day fennight.
The SICRITARY at WAR brought np the eftimates
of the Barrack Department of Ireland. He faid the
realen of their not being offered with the other efti-
mates was, their not having been arrived: it was
i his intention to move diem in the Committee of Sup-
, ply on Friday.