Star.
London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

The proper Olcer retested at the Bar, perfume to order, an
Amount of the Quantity of Ardent Spirits Westwood from Ireland
into Great Britain, up to the with of July..-ordmod to be an the
Table.
A Meffsge from the Lords helmeted disk Lortiffilps' areal*
the Chatham Cheft BM, and form prtvate
An Officer hoes the Fait India Hoek peskier& feveral Papas,
perfume to order —To lie on the Table.
Mr. BALDWIN ;mimed fame Ammon OD die Maledt d the
Batt India Sinking Fund.—Ordered to be an the Table.
On the motion of Mr. MACSOWALL, the Beret Cotton Ma-
nohffinrers 818 was read a third time, paid, mood ordered to the
Lords. _ _

Osthe motion of Mr. Vomit , the Houk ref.:dyed Into
a Committee au the Tapirlag Laws; came to foam retaliations, and
ordered to report to marrow.
Mr.Coaar moved, that the Hank do emestrow tifialve into
a Committee for lobbyism eanikkostios the propriety of mahllas
the Board of Fit* Fruits in Indeed to sdeasace certain Sams at
Money for enabling the poorer Clergy is that Country to build or
repair Gkh: Hacks.
Mr. Cosa approved the priaripiaoad the dike WY area to.
Mr. Am: AAAAA reed from the Cossasittee of Supply the
Reklution for granting goat, for the perm& Magording comper
hike to Curates who may be difplund by the Clergy itefideues
BUI. The Report woe agreed to, and a Made ordered ea be pre-
pared for enabling the Commit loisen of leas Asses Beauty 40
appropriate the fame.
Mr. VA mu pretested the Two Millen Vote of Credit
Buic alto the t doo,oncl. Exchanster BWa BM; alto the 2door:cob
Vote of Credit Bill; which were read the left time, and ordered
for their fecond readings toessorrow.
Mr. VAN ill pretested a BM to prevent the Parportation
of Tobacco. land., mean einasmitscur ; Igo a Bin to regulate
the Duty of Pilots; and a BM to preens Brink &Neale from
trading to the Salt Indies in Fordo Saim ;Rada Ord tsme, sad
ordered toe their kcond readings tomorrow.

►air INDI♦ SHIPPING.

Lord C♦ 0 If moved, that the Report of the
Committee nn the fubje& of FAR India Shipping be
now taken into cnnlideration.

The Report heintt re td. Mr. Jamul-lma repeated
his former olljellions, and moved, that the Bill be re-
committed.

Lord CASTLItitiGH °poled the macs.
Mr. Coy IT! NAT revived his arguments of a former
night. that partiality had been Ikons to tome Ihips in
that trade, in giving a mods higher freight than to
others.

Lnrd CAITLIIIACH explained the poist,aud mew.
ed there was no pardallty.
Mr. Jon IS rro. I's 'moon for recommitting the Bill
was rejeded.and the Bill was ordered to be enrolled,
and read the third time to-morrow.
wopu.sa slaw uracTuatie-
The Order of the Day having been read for eon-
fidering the Lords' Amendments on the Woollen
Manufalturere Bill.

The SPVARIR informed the Hole*. that this Bill
appeared to him to be in tome degree vomited with
that claf f Bills which it was the peculiar privilege
of that Houle to originate, and in which they n
coAfeilted to any amendments, in as much as by iu
enaftiqg poniaiments by fine in certain cafes, it fo far
went to the levying of money from the fubje&s of
this realm ; it was the cuflom of the Houle on thole,
occafions, to polipone the confideration of the amend-
ments for a long time. and bring in a new Bill alter-
ed accardingly, if the Houle approved of the amend-
ments in themfelves.
Mr. Vanviriaav moved the ponponing the eon-
fideration of' thofe amendments for three months,
which was accordingly agreed to. He then obtained
leave to bring in a Bill agreeable to their Lordfhips'
amendments ; which having obtained, he brought in
the Bill, which was read a firfl time. and ordered to
be read a fecond time to-morrow.
JOURNALS THR NOVn.

Lord Qom ssavi a dated to the Houle, that no
more copies of i:s Journals were now printed, than
when the nook was compofed' of fewer Members ;
that the number actually printed wai too (mall to
fopply the demind, and that many very valuable
Reports, which bad been prefented by different Corn.
mittees to the Honk, bad been in a manner ion,
from want of the means to obtain printed copies of
them: he was of opinitin that there ought to be printed
not kfi than t xoo copies of the !runnels and Indexes,
and t Soo of the Reports of the different Committees:
he concluded by moving, that a Committee Ilsoold be
appointed to inquiry into the dsbjeft of the printing of
the journals and Reports of the Houle. This motion
was adopted, and a Committee accordingly appoint-
ed, confiding of Lord Gknbervie, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Lord Hawkiebary, and the Law
Olken.
Lord GLaaaaavia then moved feveral inftruftions
to this Committee, which were agreed tot namely,
that they fliould peefent ao efligisate of the eapence
of printing the number or eopii.a he had mentioned.
and of procuring a fit Saga to tepofit the" and alto

that they Mould fuperiotend the arrangement of the
Reports and Journals fo to be publiffied.

The ATTORNEY Gs FRAIL brought in n Bill for re-
pealing the Aft paired in the hit Seillon, refpeflin
Aliens ; the Bill which he prefented, and in which
there were feveral additional Clanks, was to be Cub.
Ilituted in the place of it.
The preamble of the Bill Rated, that " whereas in
the preibnt clrcumftances, great danger and mifchitf
might arife'from the refidence and retort of foreigners
in this country," and the prdvifions of the Bill, be.
fides empowering his Majefty's Secretary of State,to
remove fuck of them from the country as he flowid
judge proper, alto laid additional refrains on their
landing, reftriding them to land only at certain ports,
which &old be affigned for them. There were
feveral other additional claufes in this Bill.
The Bill was read 4 firft tithe, and ordered to be
read a fecond time to-morrow.