Star.
London, England, 1827-05-31 00:00:00

midi tie tipprombas ilsbeh *ems 44.., r', lig tbehanith.
!waft of bit. ends._ '-
Mr. W. HORTON had so tsbjectios to the Me 41421.1110 ha
ged toaeny that Mr. Oh* had bee* honishesi.
Mr. H MR said, le bad hir. Grellea owls authdiity foi who he
had, stated—The motion *as agreed to.
'Miami Hoe. Ilintina after consplairdrtg tif the dwhoodied
made from the wages of merchant seamen, dirsoloiantied
with Hospital, moved for a mar the salon* of sick &deal*
the rate per cent. of the expense of coated**, and the purposes to
which the amount wps applied, from the year lift to tail inclusion.
Mr. WA nuunroN vindicated the rardte Which new eget%
on the Emend that it was necessary for the mahatma/we of the Hose
pitaL It did bot,in effect,dindokh the toccata( die merchant seamen.
Mr. HERRIES assented to the motion, bat did not assent tea
the observations of the Hon. Mover, which he thought might very
pterli have been spared in the absence of all those who were
qyAlled to reply to them. '
After a few words from-Mr. M. Ihmegaats and Mr. Hot; In
reply, the motion was agreed to.
Mr. LOH BR, after anknadvetting severely upon the Conduct at
the Cape of Good Hope Coskudssioners, moved that the App'esdit
tts their Report berioted.
Mr. W. HORTON censured the course plumed by the Hon.
Mentberl in applying terms of mane abase to men folly as respect-
able as himself. He had a modest upon this subject for the 20th
June, and be (Mr, W. Horton) would avail hiseself of that oppor-
tunity to there's the whole subject..
Mr. GOUL.BURN postponed-his motion rektive to provisioa
far certain Minkters in •Ireland sad to-tnerrow.

Lawsuits saws' 000ssoataarsos an.a.
On the motions of Mr. Peat., the above Bill was recommitted,
and ordered to be read a third time on Fria, nett.

TIIS MAIXIOIII INlVlttell SILL.
Oh the twedea of Mr. Pear, the above HSU was recommitted,
and ordered.. he reads third time ori Friday next.
UMW= MAIM! ?MS NUIIIIIiDS BILL.
Oi i s disidae of Mr. Paw., tllll Mil was recommitted, and the
Rapist left wdered to be takes imismedlandamb AWN 'WWI
eatatoiu mike p ~ • .

On the motion of Mr. Pm, this IRp was recommitted, and was
ordered to be read a third time on Friday neat.
Mr. PEEL gave notice, that on Wednesday next he would move'
for leave to bring in a Bill to aket the law respecting the collection
of money on briefs in Churches.
The Destruction of Houses (Ireland) /MI was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed on Friday, after a few observa-
tions from Sir JOllll NEWPORT and Mr. MOOR/4

DISSEPTaIIe ISASSIAGICS SILL.

Oa the Order of the Day for the re;;;i roadie g of the Diseenteri
larriages Bitl,

Mr. ESTCAURT intimated his intention of opposing the BilL
Mr. W. SMITH supported the BilL
After some discussion, in which Mr. Hone, Mr. M. estentv Ms.
R. GIANT, Mr. Wit assrartra, and Mr. Pat. iota part, the Bail was
read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday. melt.

SA LS Or *USK PILL.
Colollltl WOOD moved that the Sale of Game Bill be read a se-
cond time. He did not wish to enter into any details upon that
occasion, but to reserve the discussion of the prinCiple of Me Bill
until the third reading, when those Hon. Members who objected to
the Dill, sod who were then absent, should beethle to mkt a part le
the discussion.

After a few words from Mr. Past, Sir C. &awns., Mr. P.
Paws's, and Lord 3ln.von, the question was par by t4F Seaacas,
when some dissentient •oices being heard, strangers w ere ordered to
withdraw.

On our return to the gallery. we found the numbers to be—Far
the stcoud reading, 56; against it, 2; majority in favour.of the
second reading, 54.

RLOCTION RILL.

On the motion of Lord J. Rossat.c., the Eworyn Election Bill
was read a second time, and ordered t• fir w• 4 • third time to-
morrow (this day) sennight. :

SIMS, b(TIU ACTS. -
On the motion of Mr. H,aaus, the Houle indeed itself into
Committee upon the Excise Duties Acts.
Mr. BERRIES moved the following Resolution: "That the
Chairman of the Committee be directed to move for leave to bring
in a Bill, or Rills, to consolidate end amend all the laws relating to
the ceiiecting and managing the Revenues of the EACiIC of the
United Kingdom."
The HOWE then resumed, and the CSAISIMAN,
tie rmolgtian, obtained leave to bring in the 1111... .

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CO•lllitiV NUM SO* lIII.S. Mr. HSATHCOTE presented a Nekton front the Ira'
Corppration of Coventry, asahast the Coveetry, Sittedelk.•
praying to be heard by Counsel against the same.
Several of the Orders of the Day were theft postponed. awl the
House adjourned at HALF-Pan Santa 0•CLOO/L.