Star.
London, England, 1803-07-13 00:00:00

SOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Coat, moved for leave to bring in a Bill fey rend.ring Juf-
s'ees of the Peace, and Governors, and Deputy Governors, to
!+ _land, more fafe in the erccution of jultice in that Country, and
b•r indentni(yivg Conftables and o:bers udUng by the ordsrs ofJur-
Cay of the Peace intended ucounterpart to the Mt of ad
G eas IL—Lenve gi;tus.
Thal!! for Improving the Highlands of Scotland was 'cad
ird time, and ordered to be cstmni ted t.-morrow.

1 he Hoofe rent into a Committee on the Bell Rock I.*ht.
I rink Bill; the Report was received, and ordered to be taken into
further amilderation on Friday neat.
Mr, datt senora pretested the Report of the Committee on the
Ha Matting and Raillery Regulation BBL The Bill was ordered
to be read a third time tomorrow, and then engroffed.
The Houle refolved into a Committee as the Friendly Societies'
F.ii • the Report sat reeeived,and the bill ordered to be engrefed.
The Grenada loan Bill wee read a fated time, and ordered
to he committed to.marraw.

Mr. ALZIANDIM prefented a Report of the Port Wine Emme-
t than hill. The Amendments were agreed to, and the pan or-
d•red to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. Apar brought up a Hid for the prevention of frauds
committal by Bum Boatmen and others plying on the River
harms, and for othavrife Amending the Pollee of that River.
11 Neb Dial pas mei il!rft glut, aid ordered to bc reads fecond
time to-marrow.

irtr Vat.Scerr brim* op bis BM for the better emourase.
anent of demon. and de better Manning of the Navy. Read a lint,
and ordered to be read a Wed tine to morrow.
The Mb Skip Whoa's Did from the Lertisorros read a ftrft
and ordered to be read a foond time to-morrow.
The Coanemitea of the Est, coot a brined op certain pa?
pen relative to the Grants of Lands te Lord Amberft. ordend
to lle on the table.

A Melfege trees the Lord" tothetned the Houle that the Lords
tad agreed to the Isfib iveportedao Duty Etn, the militia pay
Bin, *Woe tafillotis Exchequer lose WW, sod teyeral othey bWa.
MAQIITII/17161 raoTscr:ou

The Hook having rehired KW *in • Cugunktgo pa the bk.
Orates' Proudlion
Mr. Open fiennit e4tlled to it, on the wood of its taking
away tito poem maleririleges of Juries in cafes whkh hitherto were
deeded by *Mooed Jury togetker ; he then wessud a elude,
for Ike purpsfloNviiis to Pirko the MI ewe& of their power.
Mr. HOW spoofed the bresufe he thought Magi/irate,
were already protseled, sad did not require the protec-
tion Weeded to begirds by this moarsna
Sir RAP tn, Brans bad. that a moit salmi* Magiftrate of
his orgeolotgooe kat reigned his anat. Went( a penalty was
awarded yds* him for a eenvidlon he had made, on account of
that ereviogiso gee levlog bent draws up Ma the legal form of
feudal cereatg Gentleences, who. without soy aw-
ls. istedsibugod I. am* their *Ng to the pular ferviee in the
eittiladltr of Maglarotes, were not to be proteded spintt Misr
matins" and 'Midge. woe would be found to ell la am capacity.
Air. patrataa Wd.lie OXlGAtreel 042 bas Bata attack ce
the rtglgo gad Wedges egories.
f he Arrgatptiv 0 (aid, the objed elf the NU was so
tblog mare than this : tfet'when a eonriAlm made by a *legit-
note ems draws op Informally or iseorrealy. the Judges, in cafes
of appal, gulled have a entered:wary power, If they thought there
bad hoes no improper condo!! on the part of Meant., to,
rtereat soy damages from being 'warded agsbeft them. They
was to base the power 'Medi% the freaks vide* felldin
lite* Jam
sir. fierjeust EMIT appoted the ma. Mr.Eeesses ttotalt.
Ike Houk divided as the amendinest....Ayes 23t—, 4,
TM 1W then west through the Committee.
cnnacoss, CILIFILS, &C.
Mr. Basta. morel foe leave to bring in a Bill for
the better providing, building, and repaving Chapels,
Cburches,ite. for Militias, and for providing Church-
yards and glebes. and enabling Mittillers to recover
ISOMMinaj by will or deed.
Mr. Hoerr had no doubt but thst the Learned Gen-
tleman was attluatesl by the bell motives in moving
for Inch a Bill i bat he mull be aware that in fo late
p period of the Sergio, s mature of this importance
could not sseeive an adequate difeuilion : and there-
fore he would recommend it to him to have the Bill
printed. and put off till pest Sealon of Parliament.
Ma. fitrarou Paid, he meant to move that the Bill
be printed ; and be trailed it would be found to be a
*mature that did not require a long difeuffon, nor
menthe any obJeitionable matter.--Leave r.cs then
given; the Bill was brought up, read a fell time. Or-
dered to be read; feeoud time to-morrow, and to be
prissiest.