Star.
London, England, 1803-03-30 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.dAr PROCEEDIAVS.

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HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH :9.
The Houk at a rather early hour refolveditfelf into a Cc-:•
reduce of Privileges, Lurd WALSINGIAII in the Chair.
Mr. H was heard by their Lordibips at confidcra'..le
length On behalf of the claim of the Rev. Edward Tim(
Brydgea, to the Barony of Chandos ; after which the Corrc.:::.
tee deferred the further confidetation of the cafe till 'f hoefi.
neat ; the fame being afterwards duly ordered by the lioufe. •
The various Bills before the H safe were forwarded in the it
rerpeCtive Mgrs.
The Earl of RA DNUR prefented a Bill, to a fimibr effect wise
thole which, on one or two former occatio"s, he obferved, Le
Lad the honour of before introducing. The ntied of the rrc•
pored Bill was the further relief of wounded folders and faiior
on the oceafion of their being entitled to their difcharge.
Bill being read in the ufual form, it appeared the leading pr
Pion th-reof was to require the Magiftrates to gis ccrtitir
pares, ata to wounded folillirs and framen applying forthe f„•,e;
in order to forward thcm to the place of their legal fettlsmciii,
from the town, port, or place of tick being difeharged.
Bill was forthwith read a £r(t time, and ordered to he prinirt.
The Irilh Militia Roomy Bill, which Rood on (pedal urd,r
for commitment this day, was accordingly conadcred by
Committee of the whole Houk, Lord Vl'alibigham in the Chair.
The various daufes and provilions of the Bill were agreed to
by their Lordiltips, and the Houk, A:fanning. ordered the IL-
pat to be received tomorrow.

Mr. ALE: A ND z a and others brought up from the Commons
feveral him, among which were the following:—the EIU kr
regulating the Office of Surveyor• General of His Majell
Woods and Forcits; the Southern Whale Fishery; the kngtith
Miltai Officers' Bounty; and the Clergy Refidence
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The Southampton Von Bill was prdented by Mr. /Tax.
Theft Bills were refpcelively read a firft tints
On the queltion being put fur the 6rlt reading of the Clog.
:adept BW,

The - •
Bithop of Sr. ASA Fa (late of Rochefter) eaprdfed b.s
opinion that the Bill in queltion was one which required tom
confideration. He inrended to move that it mould be printed,
and when on the Table, and the fecund reading moved. E:
mould make Come obkrvarious on the meafure, but not in a
friendly view, as he was one who thought that the Bill, In it,
prefent &ape, mould not pats that Houk.
Thefe obferntions gave rife to a Short and rather irreguls:
converfation, in which the Earl of Rollin, the Lord Chancellor.
Lord Alvanky, and the Rev. Prelate bore the principal par..
The Learned Lord on the Woolfack noticed ionic iIIiCCUIRC:
in the wording of the tide of the Bills which was not in ftrict
confonance with the profellid dredt of the mature, which re.
folved Welt into the fimple propofition, of coutinuing the opt.
ration of the Bill now in force, hum the Bth of April until the
Bth of July.
Lord ALVAN:. CT expreffed his opinion, that if the Rev. Pre..-
late 's objection went to the extent of the dote, the fecond raad-
ing need not be delayed on that account,the Committee un the
Bill being the regular Stage for fuck difeuffion.
After a few words Irvin each aide above Peers, in the way
of explanation, the Bill was read a Brit time ; ordered for a
fecond reading to-morrow ; and au underilanding teemed to
take place, that the Bill Gould go to a Committee on Thurfday.
Certain papers from the Court of Clu.qiery in Ireland, reh-
dye to an Appeal from that pan of the ITnited Kingdom, were
prefented by Mr. Kennedy.
Mr. PORTER, from the Comptroller General's OLe, pea
fasted certain accounts rdpedting the Balances and Arrears,
from the different Colic-don of the Cullom% to the sth of Ja-
nuary. 1803. as far as the fame could be made up; which were
ordered to Be on the Table.

Some routine bufincti was then dirpored of ; after *deb WIN
Loratips adjourned illl toinorraw.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Si ordy alter the Hoofs bad commenced its &dos, tie
Clerk of the Crown was admitted, and amended the return foe
As 11!orough of Chippenham, coafonnibk to the Order of

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The Roman Catholic Td! Ad paled through a Conurduce
of the whole Hoek, and the Report was ordered to be brought
up to•marrow.
Mr. VANU TTTTT browilit op Admiral Seamans% Annie.
ty Belt, widels was read a irk and ordered to be read a fame
time sowsorrom

The ferailloooonble Member profaned tbe 44alMoe Lou'
BUlA—Read a lirft rime. sod ordered to be read a toned to•
monew.

Mr. Com moved that the Accounts OD the table, relative
to the Clatont Duties of Ireland, and the Sri& Nadonal Debt,

I.l:4'nrl6..°Clergy geredonakdence Bill was paired, and font up to tha
Lords

The Woolwich Trance Bill wia read a third time, paired,
and ordered to the Lords.

Colonel Swerves. t. obtained leave of abfonee for fiz weeks, to
attend the Mho of the C‘ranty of Tipperarf, be haying (creed
ao tie Notdaihaat SeJedt Cosestittee.

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Mr. Mae Gaoabioa obtained Man of dime for one
aminth, on urgent private bulled, on acoonst of having raved
on the Chippenhain Candied Eledtion Committee.
Mr. HONSTWOOD, on account of his continued date of W.
health, obtained further leave of abkoce for a month.