Star.
London, England, 1817-04-01 00:00:00

Mr. M. A. T.lyLom rose to move an Address
to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, requesting
hat he would be pleased to order that tile expenses
o' the Bill, then in progress through the House, for
paving the Metropolis, should be paid out of the
Trea S4lry. His re tsoos for making this• proposal
must be within the knowledge of the Howse. The
fact was. that though the object which he was angi-
nas to accomplish was far the public cianveniencee,
yet as it reified to a pa rtion of tite kingdom only,
the Bill must be consid !red, according to the or -
of Mr. Speaker, as a private one. Under tht
cumstances, he bad th•iii,4lst„it right
.to ears;
present proceeding to provide the payment
fees upon the Bill; which the Parishes inti
ought not to be cap ct*d to sustain. as they h+
originated the measure, and tie iniprovementi
effected in the streets of the Metropolis amulet
advantage to the whole British public. Ht
eluded by submitting his moilon.
Mr. B. BATHURST intimated% that his Maj
Ministers were agreeable to the measure, fice
considerations urged by the 'Honourable Grad
The :in:AKER etfoted Imo a detail of the
and nroceedings whicktendered it necessary ti
the Bill is a private one, conformably with tht
blidied usage of Parliament. It proper notice
ii.)t given in this iustlnce, as. was always rei
ii.on private Bills, the Members for any pi;
Norwich, Bath, .or advant .tie
precedent, might eanie at once into that H..iit
say that such and such improvements were w;
in tie towns they rtresentidoind, tutoring tin
to bring is a Bill acCordinglyv evade the exist
by elms giving It the character of a Public
(Hair. kar).—lf such it course of proceedim
not prevented, by denying the antivirity.,:f a
dent,in the present instance, an evil usi,,,ht en
the most serious impaiance: Bills of this
might multiply to a very injarloos extent, inn
a toy beavy char:•.o t.ir exp.oses upon the hi
of every year—(lkar. hear).-11.! begged p,
for hatring occupied so much of their time, ;
appe-red to him that the question might to I
cited with th it care which should hereafiet lit
atithoritative in all future cases. •

The /17ddreu was then .need to, the 8;11 wa
* second time, and have granted to give the
Ilutiees to the parties interested, according r
practice on all private Bills.
tousle BAUK NOTES.
Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition
pining ninsedlkeisks, who had had a one run
staiin.ed at the Bank, on account, as it was s,
its b‘ing forged. He had byeii unable to
either.the note or any equivalent itlr it It ow.the
ash, lie requested the House %%fluid take the
'inns its consideration. with t view of atr. ding
itliefundcr dirt Lass of property. .
cis-sacral THORNTON scniarked, that
brought the subject of forged Bash note!. un,
notice of the House Mlle ttwe ::go, A'iLi!ot
hi•iteticial melt.
cUßWEN..Alionght something del
dionklbe:uticterstssoi with ii•srect to the snot
a forged notes. The loss Eatenh II on prst,n.
'were unable to bear 14 and who mighrsei;eve
selves Irons the loss, ifs they haveslienoti
to rctutu to the partic'a Isom whom it had be
Ir was die practice in Irelaiifi;.he he/
in such cases, to stamp the word " Formed"
note, and seturn it to the oiverr. • •
'The Petition was then laid upon the tame. .
ADJUURSII/211%

'The CHANCEI.I.Ok ut 'the EXCREQ'
row, and moved—“ 'Chat the House at its row
adjourn to Monday the 14th of
Mr. PONSONBY observhd, -that they had ,
that the Royal Assent had Inten given that d.
the last of those 117t!ilfUTCS which vrere in:ent'
coerve tl'e people to silence audgood order.
could not be a dostbt that the disturbances, too
the recurrence of which there measures !Ltd
adopted, had originated in the distreses of the I
Such lt,,ing the case, and the whok which had
doneby Parliament on the subj.:ct being surino
.n the Bills to which he bad :alluded, as no pl
plea had yet been adopit'si; or even psoposed
Majesty's Ministers, he did hope, that whist the
it would appear that Niinist;.•rs had inth
cu,ly Applied tbealsetvis to the sabject the ref

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