Star.
London, England, 1817-06-12 00:00:00

iIIoCELLA sEoVe

Mr. W. SMI rti presented • Petition Trait a rT
son of he name of Hai vey, 11:.10 was COII6TTILA U. 114.1"
an Extent in Aid for two years, without any orison
allowance —The Petition was ordttect to be eere-rd
to the Committee apwinted to enquire into the sat,
ject of Extents in Aid.
Lord CASTLE RE ACM moves!. that toe
should issue a new writ for the City of
the room room of Colonel Vereker, now a Ye.' of
United Kingdom.
Mr. PONSONBY said, he had stated before !ht
'owe doubt were ossteatairee en that stihjeci., any tar
wished that the Mensh-r for the Univer,tty of Dor!in
should have notice of the proceeding. Fcr his own
part he was not dispoied to take any step non it; as
be was not himself ..ware of any of jection.
The CHANCELLOR of the t.XCHEQUER
moved for leave .o bring in a lu 11, to autho.ise and
facilitate the transfer of capital horn cestai public
fonds or stocks in England, to retrain public fonds
or stocks in Ireland. He thought it •euid not be
advisable, under the present circunistancis, to aq* ,rd
the maw facility to ti.e transfer of stock I:. rn the
Irish to the English funds, as it might give rte to
speculations which would not be r.erviceable to that
country.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT declared himself a fr;eid
to every principle of this nature, the tendency of
which was to unite the interests of both. He re.
gretted, that it sit add be felt necessary to limit its
operation in any w ry.

Mr. V ESFA FII7.C.IERALD was of opiiii.)n,
that it it was made a reciprocal measure, now that
the exchange was against Ireland, it would lead to
an immedt ite transfer ot all the stock ot Ireland into
this country
The East India and Mediterranean Trade Bill w:,,s
read the third time, and passed.
The Report of the Committee on the Consolihtel
Fund Bill was brought up and agreed to, ant
Bills ordered to be brought in accordingly.
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, on the sugge: :
of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, postponed
motion respecting the Droits of Admiralty to Tt:f
day seinnight.
The House, on the Motion of Sir J. NICHOL,
went into a Committee on the above Bill. In V:f.•
Committee, a protracted Converntiou wok place, at.l
several amendments were agreed u. Ti‘e Hulse. re.
Lstimed—the Report was received, and ordered to be
taken into further consideration on Tuesday hen
The CHANCELLOR of the LXCHE2UE?..
brought up the Bill granting an annuity Lord
Colchester.—Read the first, and ordered to be rem! a
second time to-morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were then dispssed
of. and the House adjourned at 'Num
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In the Honse of Commons on Tuesday evening,
Mr. ADDlNcvnx, pursuant to his notice, row to !neve
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Volnateer
Act. He should detain the House but a few minutes,
as the Bill would contain but three Clauses, in the
.propriety of which lie felt confident that the Hwy.=
would cordially concur.
• The first would he—To !lite Magistrates and Cons•lbks the
power of granting Billets to Yeomanry Cavalry, when oiled Olt
to supprns or prevent riots. in ail of arl Civ'l Authorities.
he second—To allow Half-pay Officers to hold Cominisdo:-.1
In the Yeomanry Service without forfeiting their
The third—To eattnpt Yeomanry from serving Parish Offices.
lie added, that he could not help ezpressiog
infinite pleasure he felt in submitting a Bill to the
House, containing prorositions calculated to attord
great convenience, facility, and encour.l.4enuat, to
that inestimable delcriction of our dome;tic furcl
and especially Klan it could be done without any
exercite of the public expenditurc.-I.cave A•4l tn.
mediatelf given it. bin in the Pi:l.