Star.
London, England, 1804-07-07 00:00:00

A4RLI.4MENTiIItr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 6.
The Bill to prevent trigs offenders from coming to England. or
removing !ram one county to another In Ireland, seem through a
Conantittce—Ordered to be reported on Monday.
am's Divorce Bill.
In reference to the fecond reading of Lingti
Mr. George Thornpfon, who was ordered to attend this day, un-
derwent • i
ce
of
abodee Bar, the oea was to steer-
tlo the place of the lady's M. Timmer= Rated. that
when he lags heard of the lady. Om reacted in Rose part of Franee
he wss inclined to think foe was Rill in France. and hoped In the
courfe of a tittle time to be able to learn the place of her relent
refidence for the information of their Lordihips.
In confequence of what tranfpired. Mr. Thompfon was order-
ed to attend again on Monday fe'nnight, and &reeled in the Inter-
val to endeavour to find out the place of Mrs. Lingbant's refi-
dence.—Fartber confideration of the Bill was pofiponed.
The Bill for enabling Foreigners to inlift into the EVINI CO,
vice, and the London Coal Market Dill, was brought from the
Commons, and read the firft time.--AdJourned till to-msorrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lord MAR SHAM reported from the hiteldklei Illation
Committee, that a perfon, named Cyprian Willed', who had been
(unnamed as a .witnefs before that Committee, prevaricated
tin
his evidence • and his Lortilidp moved that he be exillathea

Newgate--Ordered.
A Menge from the Lomb infoemed Me Hoak, that tile Lords
had agreed to the Ind; Caftans and Ezeife Dutyll, with foam
Private Bill&
Certain Accounts were brought sp from the Stamp Moe, and
ordered to lie on the Table.
On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, the India Budget,
which Bend for Monday, was podponed.to Twfday next.
llaa London Coal Free Market 818 was raid a third that and

Illlts Chatham Oversee Accommodation SiII was reported,
and ordered to be reed a third time to-marrew.
Oa the wades of Mr. ROSE, the repro of the Cotton IVianu.
faasrers BM was ordered to be rewired ea Manley.
Lady lUlyrardea's Annuity wig read a third tiros and

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paled
Mr. Form Rae notice. that ha would tomorrow. in a
Committee of the whole Hook fablnit a propolitleo to confider
of the propriety of warelsoulng home-made Spirits lu Ireland. and
of regulating the drawbacks on the erportatbso of the fame.
Slr JOHN S:NCLAIR partneri his motion relative to Corn
In Scotland until Monday.
The Nil for explaining and amending the Ads relative 60
Hackney Coaches, the Property Adt Commillioners Bill, she To-
bago Free Part DUI, the Id& Small lank Notes and
and the hifis
County Bullet NIL were lead fetadd time, and ordered to be

cams et to-morrow.
ilke Stang Duty Regulation DM tbe griter-Maiter-Onte•
yaU,Re. Fran klug al, end the CMI Lift increaisßome read a
Nod eautudetad foe Mooney.
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maw LOTTIIIY.
The HouCehaving refolved itfelf into a Coalmines
of Ways and Means, Mr. Alexander in the Chair_
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQPET.
rote to bring forward his motion for railing a turn
of money for the enfuing year by way of lot:ery.—
He meant that the number of tickets fhould be
I Homo% the fame as la& year t that the price of each
ticket should be tol. and the whole Turn be 800,0001.
The whole to be divided into three Lotteries. He
should alto propose that, innead of railing a specific
fume% one given time, by which the public might be
deprived, as was the cafe Taft year, of the chance of
having tickets on advantageous terms, the Commit-
fioners be now empowered to take advantage of the
market, by making bargains from time to time.
Thi. would have the effe& of extending the compe-
tition as widely as polLble among the individuals
who lbould contra& for the Lottery. He then mov-
ed, that it be the opinion of the Committee, that the
Lords Commiffioners of his Majelly's Treetury have
power to contra& for the turn of Soo,oool. to be
raifed by Lottery Tickets, each ticket not to exceed
lot. The Refolution was agreed to, and the Houfe
being returned, the Report was ordered to be receiv-
ed to-morrow.
The Committee of Ways and Means and Supply
were afterwards ordered to fit on Monday.

LONDON DOCKS.
Mr. HUSKISSON Paid, he fuppofed the Motion
he was about to Make, was one which no Gentleman
would have any objeftion to. On the contrary, he
believed it would give fati.faCtion to every body to
hear that the London Docks, towards the opening
of which he now propofed certain regulations, were
in furls a hate of forwardnefs, that it was expeeed
they would he opened for the reception and accom-
modation of Blipping, early in the month of Septem-
ber. The Bill he meant to move for, was to have
three objets in view. tit. To give additional faci-
lity to the trade of the Port of London ; ad. To pro.
vide for the greater fecurity of that trade; and 3d.
To provide for the greater fecurity of the revenue
arifing out of it. There would be in the Bill a va-
riety of details, which he fhould not now enter into;
but there conftituted its principal objects. All the
regulations that (hould be contained in the Bill, had
been already concerted and planned by the DireEtors
of the Company ; and met with the approbation of
all to whom they had been fubmitted. He then con-
cluded with moving, that leave be given to bring in
a Bill for the warehoufing certain goods within the
limits of certain docks, which were made under the
provificons of an Aft of tkc 4oth of the King, for the
better accommodation of (hipping •in the Port of
London. Leave was given.
CORN.

On the third reading of the Corn Bill.
Colonel STANLEY Mid, he had been applied to
by feveral perfons, who wilhed that the periods when
the alterations in the rates of bounty on corn com.
ing from America wcre to take place, fhotild be ex-
tended to a longer time.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
raid, he had no objeOion to extending the time ; tor
it was fair, that if corn, which had been ordered be-
fore the Bill was introduced, &fluid arrive after a
certain time, it Ihould be allowed to be entered ac-
cording to the former rates of bounties. But he
would not content to have the time extended fo as
to enable perfons to fend out teeth orders.
Mr. WESTERN propofed a classic for making
the rates lower on corn coming from the Britith co.
lonics in America, than from any other foreign
place. The rate he propofed was, 531. on wheat,
when the rate from other countries, was 6os. per
quarter.
Mr. FOSTER introduced a clank for regulating
the rates between Great Btitain and Ireland.
The further p-oceedings oa the Bill were poll-
wined until to-morrow, in confequence of a Motion
intended to be made by Mr. Patieln, for fixing the
rropottion of the rates A rye, barley, and oats, corn-
ing from Canada, according to the rate upon wheat-
LOAII.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
gave notice, that be would, on Monday next, tubmit
a propofition to the Houk, relative to the Ruck cle-
ated bylethat was called the Loyalty Loan.

ItISR ADDITIAVAL VC)let alit.
The Houle having refolved icier into a Commit-
tee on this Bill, fere& amendments were propofed
and adopted.
Mr. GZLES objeded to that danfe in the Bill
which went to empower the Lord Lieutenant of Ire-
land to lower the bounty, and propofed that it
Ibould not be lowered to more than three. fourths of
the bounty.
Sir EVAN NEPEAN Paid, it was only intended
to veil the Lord Lieutenant with that power in cer-
tain cafes where he fhould think it neceffary.
Mr. SHERIDAN laid, he never would content to
the granting of fuch a power. The power might be
abuted. It was well known, that martial law Rill
veined in Ireland; and in tome counties, which were
futpeded of treafon or ditaffeetion, this poorer might
Ise converted into an infirument of oppreffion. The
bounty might be made to low, that men mutt either
be compelled to enlitt, or the counties unable to pro-
cure men would become fubjed to heavy fines and
penalties.
The amendment was then adopted ; and the Houfe
being returned, the Report was ordered to be brought
' up to-morrow.
The Committee on the frith Malt Importation
Dill, was put off till to-morrow.—Adjourned,