Star.
London, England, 1803-06-23 00:00:00

NOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Bpi to make a provifion for Writers to the Signet In Seat.
land. was read a third time and paired.
Slr jo ti N ST EWART brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Irifh 1 inners Petition.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

Capt. Foote's Divorce Bill, from the Lords, was read a Brit time.
Lord Srorr oil)) reported, that his Majefty had been waited
upon with the Addrefs of Monday lett, to which his Majefty was
pleated to return a molt gracious anfwer.
Lord De BLAtutcag took the oaths and his feat, for Downton,
in the mom of the Honourable EDWARD BOLIVIAII, who has va-
cated his feat ia confequence of his acceptance of an office.
bir WILLIAM Gtaav prefented a PCIIIIOII from feveral perfons
in favour of the New Fifhing Company BilL
The Report of the high Militia Transfer BiU was brought up,
agreed to, and the BiU ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Scot LTA a r at W.ta gave notice, that he should to-mor-
row move for leave to bring in a Bill for enereaang the number of
°Seen in the M Weis.

The Bill for making allowances to Militia °facers, when dif-
embodied, was read a third time and puffed.
The SEcauTAR• at WAR brought up a BM to enable his Ma-
jefty to wife a Military force for the defence of the kingdom, and
for the more vigorous profoeution of the war. it was read a &ft
time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. The Se-
cretary at War fald, it was his intention to move, that the Baltic
printed after the faond reading ; that it fhould then be committed,
merely to fill up the blankc; and that a day mould afterwards be
fixed for recommitting and difeuffing it.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the Excutete ea, the
Perfonal Property Tax Bill was committed, and ordered to be re-
committed on Tuefday next.
The Houfa having refolved id& into a Committee to recoaider
the Cullom. Duty Sill,
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Mr. V ANIIT CA RT illtrOdUCed a claufe fur exempting all military
ftores exported by the Raft India Company to India. The Bill
was then reported, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Report of the Scotch Militia ramillta Relief Bill was ceder-
ed to be re-confidered on Monday. •
A Bill for granting certain Additional Duties on Excife was
brought up, read a hrft, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-
morrow.

The Irith ialification Indemnity Bill was road a third time,
and paffed.
Mr. CORRY (the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland)
moved the Order of the Day, for the Houfe refolving into a Com-
mittee for the further conOderation of the Way. and Means for
Ireland. The Houle accordingly went into a Committee, and Mr.
Corry propoied the following additional Duties of Excife, relative
to that country :—That there be charged on every ton of Madeira
and Spaniel Wines, imported into Ireland, the Bus of 41 ms. frith
currency; or Rhenith and Hungary Wires, 3L nos. per tun; and
on all other fpecies of wino', 31. 3s. per tun ; tod. alth upon every
gallon of Spirits made in this country and Imported into Ireland;
and sold. on every barrel of Beer and Ale. The Houfe retooled,
and the Report was orders.' to be received to-morrow morning.
The Committee of Supply wan ordered to St spin on Friday.
Mr. VA lISITTART moved, that certain Accounts rerpeding the
Dlitilleries in Great Britain and Ireland, which were prefanted to
the Haute an the tsth intl. be printed foe the de of the Malthus.
Ordered.

The BM for regulating the Importation and Exportation of Corn
in Ireland, was read a third time, and puffed.