Star.
London, England, 1810-04-05 00:00:00

PiIRLMIII.ESTARr PROCEEDINGS.

TIOII-"E OF LOIMS, APRIL 4.
)n the Appeal " Douglas v. Wilson," the Lord Advocate of
Scotland and Mr. Adam were heard fur the Respondent.—Fur-
ther hearing oil Friday.
The Irish Silk Trade Bill, some local and private Fills, were
brought up by Mr. Lushington, Sir Charles Burrell, Mr. Thorn-
toe, Mr. Morton Pitt, and other Members of the I louse of Coot•
Mons, and read a first time.
The Sugar Drawback Bill v:•a: read a tit'rd time and parsed.
CA NIPAIGN IN SPAIN.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, he had intended to have
asked a questioo of a Noble Marquis. one ef his Majesty's Mi-
nisttrs, but nut seeing the Noble Marquis in his place, be gave•
node:: that he should to-morrow put a question respecting the
Pap-es relative to the campaign in Spain, and then fix a day for
the discussion of that c3mpaign.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE. OF COMMONS
The Report of the Irish Schools Bill was brought up and agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to he read a third •ime to-morrow.
On the motion of Sir CHARLES PRICE, the second reading
of the Smithfield Market Bill was postponed till to-morrow se'n-
night
The St. George's Par? •:t Poor Rate Regulation Bill, and the
Itidi Silk Bill, were read a third time and passed.
The Committees of Ways. and Means, and of Supply, were
postponed till Friday.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed till to-morrow se'nni;,:ht the
motion of which he had given notice, with regard to the public
Lxnenditure of Ireland.
the committal of the Charitable Donations Bill was, upon the I
motion of Mr. WILBERFORCE, postponed till the 4th of May
Upon the motion of Lord BINNING, a nciv writ was ordered
for the election of a Z.:presentative for the Borough of Callington,
ir. Cornwall, in the room of Mr. Carter, who has accepted the
Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds.
Mr. BANKES brought up the Report of the Reversions Bill,
which was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.
Mr. R. DUND AS obtained leave to bring in a Bill far continu-
ing the commission for settling the debts of the Nabob of Arcot.
Mr. WIIARTON presented, pursuant to order, an account of
the Dinh $ paid upon Stage Coaches and other Coaches travelling
for hire, for the last year.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. CA ',CRAFT observing, upon two notices wbi...h he had
giver. ibr Friday, one relative to the neglect of the Ordnance
Board tespecting Mr. limit's seturi,y, and another with r-igartl
to IVIr. Nutt himself—said that he utulersiood it wotid not be
quite regular to bring forward both motions upon the same dry.
1 its in:ention as Mr. Hunt was, after a discussion (.1 the papers
with respect to his misconduct, to move his expulsion. Of a
motion so serious, it was obviously proper to give the subject of
I: previous notice ; and he had sJuitlit him nut fur tkat puri-ose.
But that person was rot to be found. He would, however, gi e
notice of his motion respecting him for to-morrow se'nniett,
wiiiet he understood to be a fair interval upon such an occasion.
,After a few words from the SPEAKER,
Mr. CALGRAFT gave notice of a motion upon to-morrow
se'imight, upon the subject of the Twelfth Report of the Mili-
tary Commission ; and it was ordered, upon the Honourable
Centieman's motion, that Mr. Hunt shsuld be orderee to attend
place on that discussion.
In .r.iiwe.r to a question from Mr. Brougham respecting an
f);der of the House for the production of certain Returns rela-
tive r the Trade, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
Qt;l..R answertd, that he would endeavc.ur to have the Returns
all.itied to laid he fore the House soon as possible.
Or the motion of Mr. PARN.ELL a Return was ordered of
tin' Progress of the Commission instituted to investigate the Bar-
Accuunts, and ;he Expence incurred by the said Commission.
Mr. WI; iTBREAD gave notice of a Motion tar Friday se'n-
piglit fur the production of a Copy of the lostructioss to Mr.
1.4 t toot. Ervoy to Vienna.
n answer to t questiou from Mr. Witt rER-er.o, the CHAN-
CkJ.J..O P. of the EXCHEQUER stated that the measure of
i'l;,in‘! Exchequer Bias would be brought forward for discussion
it; i4rieay.

ASSESSED TAXES.
The CkIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
adverting :ton notice before the House from an
Honottrahle Member (Mr. C. bundas), for a motion
relativw to the collection of the Asiessed Taxes ; ex-
-ihh that that Honourable Member would
'less to postpone the motion until after
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