Star.
London, England, 1810-05-26 00:00:00

SLAVE TRADE.

lield HOLLAND said, the papers laid upon the table in pur-
e tuilite of his fortnermistion on the subject of the measures taken
by our Government to ensure the Abolition of the Slave Trade
trot appearing to hint tobeperfeetlysatisfactory,or to ahem- that our
Government bad done all that it ought to have done in that im-
portant business, he should take an early opportunity of making
another motion on that subject.

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KING 9 S MESSAGE.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL brought down a most gracious
`Message from the Throne ( precisely the same as that which was
irfit to the other House on Thursday), and which was ordered
to be taken ineo censideration on Wednesday next.
EXPEDITION TO THE SCIIELDT.
the Earl of DARNLEY eXpressed his intention to move on
Moody next for Returns of the army employed in the late Ex-
pedition to the Scheldt, on which his Lordship was desirous of
Nation imuiry and information.—Adjourned.

HOUSE. OF COMMeINS.
Mr. W. POLE presented the Report of the Irish Commis-
sioners &pointed to inquire into the state of the Public Records
in that kingdom. On the Report being read, he moved that an
bumble Address be presented to his Majesty, praying that he
would be graciously pleased to give directions for the establish-
tient of a mode for better arranging, preserving, and public use
of the Irish Records, and that this House Would make good the
owe.—Ordered accordingly.
Oh the motion of Mr. WHITBREAD, the Workhouse Bill
sass read the third Mtge, passed, and ordered to the Lords.
Ordered, on the motion of Mt. CREEVEY, that the papers on
'lndia Affairs, presented to this House on the 17th and 22d inst.
be printed.
Mr. BOOTLF's Poor Badges Bill was read the second time,
and committed for Wednesday.
The Foreign Silk Import Prohibition Bifl was read the third
time, passed, and ordered to the Lords.
The Isle of Man Smuggling Bill was committed, and ordered
to be reported on Monday.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY postponed his Motion until Friday
next.
The Scots Lowland Distillery Bill was committed, and ordered
to be reported on Monday.
The Committee on the Bill for fast India Recruits, and the
Committee on East India Affairs, were appointed for Thursday

-next.
The House in Committee on the Warehoused Gods Moving
Bill went through the same, and to be reported on Monday.
The Holyhead Harbour Bill was read the second time, and
committed for to-morrow.
The Brazil Machinery Bill, and the Judge Advocate's Postage
Tree Bill, were read the second time, and committed for to-

3norrrow.
Alderman COMBE presented the Petition last voted by the
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of London, on Monday the
.21st instant. It was recelvtd and read, and ordered to lie on the

gable.
Mr. BAKER presented a Petition from the Corporation of
Canterbury, in support of the conduct of the House of Commons,
and In opposition to the sentiments of the preceding Petition.—,
Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir E. KNATCHBULLrose, and bore testimony to the respees
tability of those Gentle.men whose signatures were affixed to this.
Petition. Every Getitleman resident in Canterbury and Its
vlci-
salty bad signed it.
General GASCOIGNE gave notice, that unless he was and-
gipated by his Majesty's Ministers, he should shortly introduce a
measure to ameliorate the sondition of Officers in the British
Army and Navy.
The Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Loan Bill, were read the
third time, passed, and ordered to the Lords.
Lord BINNING gave notice of a motion in the next Session,
relative to the Mail Coach paying Tolls in that part of the United
Itutgdom called Great Britain.
Mr. FOSTER rose and said, thatf in consideration of the
oldies capressed by Geetlemen, that he would not go this day
taught whole a the Irish Budget, on account of she adjourned
Debate upon the Catholic Petition, he should agree to move no
more this day than the Loan already contracted for, and resume
die business on Monday.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and
idons, and Mr. Fortr.it moved that the sum of £1,400,000 be
*bed upon the same terms as the X 12,000,000 already ridged
Air the service of the year. The Loan, he said, was contracted
in London. The motion was agreed to.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved for a
;oratory of 60,000 Tickets towards the service of the year, to be
is r more Lotteries, which was agreed to, and order.
' on Monday.
having resolved itself into a Committee or Ways

. told, it was his intention to propose that a sum
X 216,000 be granted fur the purchase of the Fart
right to certain dutieseentitled Bullerage and Fria-
! pay able in the ports of Ireland. An Act audio.
Commisdoners to treat with his Lordship had passed so
year 1806; with a provided, however, that the
not be concluded without the consent of
not intended that any part of this sum should be
the Ormond family had substantiated their claim
The arrangement would afford material relief to
importers in Ireland. He concluded with moving his

observations from Mr. C. HUTCHINSON, Mr.
NEWPORT, Mr. HERILIVI , and Sir J. GIALIILM,
at individuals would have given a much higher
privilege) the Resolution was agreed to, and order-
reported on Monday.
having resumed,
117E1.1. presented a Petklon from the Royal Ex-
%nee Company, which was read short, and ordered

table.
or regulating the Ake of Registrar of the Admiralty
Courts went through the Committee, andwas ordered
third time on I:intraday, and in the mean time to

MAYORS IN CHANCERY.
TAYLORI*O9e in pursuance of his notice
'minion of the House to a question df no
tportalice than whether or not the subjectshould
Court of Justice redress for the wrong
or maintenance in the right whichhe pos.
was for the House to consider if in the in-
of the commerce of the country and of
opulence, the assistance which the sub-
in the Court of Chancery to redress that
to maintain that right, ought not to be
that which he received 200 years ago.
appear that notwithstanding every ems-
,y the Noble and Learned Lord who pre-
Court, by the subordinate Judges, and
Masters in Chancery, the pressure of business
that human strength was inadequate to its
it would become the House to devise a
the evil. Nothing could be farther from
that to state any thing invidiously with re-
spect . Noble and Learned Friend who held the
creatSeal. No Irian could be snore attentive to the
dischargtsif duties. He had stamped mote bills
Court of Chancery aud in the House of Louis

the lousiness on snot
The House then
Wm. and Mr. Fo
*bed upon the sar
ior the service of th
4 .0r in London. Th
The CHANCE
109ttery of 60,0001
4taien in one or me
to be reported ot
The House Navin
',ilea Means.
Mr. FOSTER. sa
toot acceding
of Ormond's right t
lige Wines, pay.
rising Commis.liom
lon ago as the yes
*wain should not
,opent. It was not
paid over until the
aso this Auty. The
the wine importers
alitesolution.
imiser some obs
irostw.g, Sir 7. Ne
(who stated that it
price for the privib
ed to be reported
The House have
Mr. GRENFEI
sbange Assurance
• to lie on the table.
The Bill for regi
and Prize Courts'
4o be read the thir,
Alse printed.
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to call the atte
less importano
obtain in a
he suffered, or
sassed. It wa
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its attendant 01
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wrong, or to
greater than d
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sided in that (
by the Master
was such that
discharge, it
remedy for th
his view that
+Tee% to hiss'
re-at Seal.
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