Star.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Committee on the London Port Bill was poßponed to
Toefday next.
A Menge from the Lewd/ informed the Houk, that their Lord-
Rips had agreed to the Soldiers' Relief Bill without amendments.
Mr. I. if. BROW ti I moved, that it be an inftruction to the Com-
mittee appointed yeficulay, to make a Provirum to enable Pro-
prietors of Lands in Scotland, to charge their eftates with certain
fu ins of money tur the purport of making and repairing Roads and
Bridges in Sentland.—Ordcred.
The Bribery Oath Bill was read a third time, and paired.
Ordered, that the two Reports relative to the Coal Tra,de made
to the Houfe in June and December tiloo,be referred to the Com-
mittee en the Bill aowpending, for regulating the Coal Market
in the City of London.
The Scotch Militia Family Relief Bill was read a keond time,
and ordered to be committed on Monday.
Mr. Su IR, DA N %Tithed to Rik a queltion or his Majefty'sMini-
Rers, none of whom happened to be then in their places, whether
any loch meafure as the foregoing, was in their contemplation on
behalf of the families of Irithmen whether in the Militia or Army.
He mentioned feveral cafes of fifties of the families of unfortu-
nate men of that part of the United Kingdom, who had loft their
lives in defence of their country, and thought it fo highly necefihry,
that lona means of relieving their famine, in future mould be Ina-
mediately provided, that if it was not the intention of Governmewt
to bring forward a meanie of that kind, be should think it a duty
Incumbent on himfelf to do In.
Mr. ALL ZA NDE laid, that in the abfence of the Right Hon. the
Secretary for Ireland, be could only fay, the matter had been men-
tioned ydterday, and that Right Hots. Gentleman had allured the
Houle of the anxiety or the Government to do all in its power to
forward fueh a meaftire, but that it was found to be a matter of
iconfiderable difficulty.
Mr. Su ea LOAN fail, he did not know the matter had been men-
tioned, *thaw& he mould not have taken notice o. it at that
time. Here the converfation ended.
The Bill for confobdating the Cullom Duties was read a 3d time.
Mr. VA NSITTA IT moved a new clank for permitting the re-
move] of Wine from the Outporu to the Port of London without
a certificate from the Coiled:tors of the Cuftoms at loch outposts,
which was brought up, read, agreed to, added to the Bill, and the
Bill then palled.
Ordered, that the Houk will on Tartan nest refolve Well into
a Committee of the whole Houfe, to confider certain Ada fo far
as relate to the limits of the Southern Whale FHhery.
On the Order of the Day being read for the Houle to refutes
itrelf into a Committee of Supply,
The Cu A NCI ILOR Of the Excueojtua moved, that the accounts
laid on the table by Mr. Vanfittart, and alfo the accounts from the
Eaft India Company, be referred to thefaid Committee. Ordered.

HIS NAJIISTY'S MISSAGS.
Lord HAVIISSBUILY appeared at the Bar, and an-
nounced a Idell'age from his Malta)+, which being
brought up, was read by the Speaker.—lt was lite-
rally the fame as that delivered by Lord Pacnais, in
the Houfe of Lords, the copy of which will be found
in our London News.

Lord HAWLESSUILY then moved,
" That an humble Addrefs be prefented to his Majority, to re-
turn his M..jefty the thanks of this Hoofc for his molt videos
Menge, which affords a beat proof of his Ma)efty't increafing fo-
&hock for the (enmity and etendal interefts of his people.*
The Addrefs was agreed to wen. con. and
Ordered, - That the laid Addrefs be prefented to his Majefty,
by fuck Members of this Houle as are of his Majeity's 1110 a. ho-
nourable Privy Council?'

CUSTOM DUTIES.
The Bill for regulating the collating and confoli-
dating the Cullom Duties, was read a third time.
Mr. VINSITTAILT then introduced a claufe, by
which wine and other articles may be removed from
the Out Ports without certificate from the Cuftonvi,
with which Mr. Wm. Smith expreffed himfelf much
fatisficd.

SUPPLY.

The Houfe, on the motion of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, refolved itfelf into a Committee of Sup
ply, when the following fume were voted, moil of
which are the ufual annual grants, viz.
..
x 760 9 o

For Repairs of the Fleet Prifon -
Printing and making an Index to the Journals
of the Hoafe of Commons 4400
For the perdu& of a Hoare in Abingdon-direct
for °Rees for tie fame -
For the porcisafe of other Butidiw for complet-
ing the works carried on for the fame - 14469
Tor works carried on for the Hoard of Ordnance
and far the Pipe Office, Sumerian Honk - 2,7yl
For Works carrying on to improve both Honks
of Parrament . 21.434
For Secret Serene for Ifo3 - . slope°
For American Claimants. as arranged to long
hick as the year 1791 - - 34,4=
Jot defraying the Chartes of the Milkary Roads

•
o 1 Scotiaaa
For titra I.lw Praetorians
For drfra; ing the °uric, of floperiatoodonts

i All • Cl

5,000 0 0
~,607 0 0

a Micro,
-
)or •lbrancts to Ckrks in the Each/taper, on

accotrl of extra trouble . - •
For rcpars of Meet belonging to tie Roche.

river
To Broderick Citincery, Efq. for certain Public

scrifres
To t.le fame, f”oolerraylog Chants of Cogrriets

7,630 o 0

5,2 w i a

35$ 17 3

27; 6 o

in South Wain -
- .
To tiqs fame, kw other conaids -
1...• the farnr, 1,,r caber public purprifot -
'I o Po. (;,ors. Yoage. hart- for etpeaces to rr-
tu no,: t-om the Cape of Good Hope, what
he had t•ten Governor' -
F. r !..irrey of R. . de - - -
'I: Mr. 1...1111. for various public Services, the?
f venal fool. a - - S
Ti. MI. Hod,tad - . -
Towar ... dtf..h,r, "R port oldie aril Lift of ot.r
Americas (",.4.,1t•h.. .
For let- evrnr.:.. rt-e Civil Lit of Non Scotia
'1 'le fame toe New linniiosick - -
'1 he i.ont Ne ;.t John . .
Th, !in, 1., < • ,-, c lire, -n . -
i h: I.• 'v.; toe t:avefou.n:.and - .
Tbc lulu kasha TAMIL& 1115044 - -

634 13 0
'vi I s
911 13 3

,A6O 7
651 ss
3,,,x) 0
2/7 14
455 14

/.7-0 o •
74A5 o 0
411 0
sa.r4 4 Is:
o

I o c.
4 Q 1 P

The fade for ether Mends • - ; !,t/16 • 0
The fame for the Colony of New South Wales 9,124 17 6
For defraying part of certain fonts expended for
the Public by the Eaft India Company during
the late War, and not yet liquidated- i,000,000 o o
For the Extraordinariu of the Army of Great
Britain for rBo3 1,400,000 0 0
For the Army Extraordinaries of Ireland for the
fame period : 600p00 0 0

For Civil Contingencies for Ireland • 50:000 0 0
Mr. Jolt us row s defired to know, whether the Eali
India Company had any further claim on the Public ?
The CHANCELLOR of the Exca lacy Ea replied in
the affirmative, and added, the remainder was not
intended to be defrayed till the neat Seffion.
To a like queftion from the fame Gentleman, re.
fpefling American claimants, he alto anfwered, that
the fum voted this night did not yet liquidate their
demands.

The Refolutions being then carried, the Report
was ordered to be brought up tomorrow.