The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-03 00:00:00

IRISH LitLISINESS,

The Report of the Irish , Militia Volunteer pill
was brought up; and the, further consideration of it
put off tiii Thursday. .
Mr. Fos# it broughtup the Bill for Improving the
Post-Roads" of Ireland, which was read a first time.
Mr.l±ogz;an moved that it should be read a second
time on Thursday.
Sir'.Toni4 NEwßorty said, that this was a Bill of
consi/l/Table importance; and, therefore,:.he thought
the Right Hon: Gentleman ought to allow a longer
time before the second,reading of the Bill, in order
that it might be-known in Ireland.
Mr. Fosvn said, that the alterations in the Bill
would be made in the Committee ; he, therefore;
thought it would be better, that the delay should take
place after the Bill had been through the Committee.
The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered
to be printed.
, .
• On the Motion of Mr. FOMR, the-second read.
ing of the Foreign Linen Drawback Bill, which was
fixed for Wednesday next, was postponed to Thurs-
day.
Mr. JOHNSTONE, from the Office of ' the Chief
Secretary for Ireland; presented. an, Account of tilt
.quantity of Spirits distilled in Ireland fur. certain pe-
riod:i.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

•
The Dublin Paving was read a. second time,
and ordered to be Coli.mitted onThursday.
Mr. PARNELL brought up the Report of tUe Com-
mittee of Ways and Means, relative
..to the Irish
substituted Tax on Malt, ;. &c. The - Resolutions
were severally agreed to,
..and a Bill ordered ac-
cordinglk: . -
The Irish Stamp Duty Bill was read a third time
and passed. •
Mr. VANSITTA4T presented an Account of the
manner in which the sum of.. 500,0001. granted Tor
the improvement of the Inland Navigation of Ire-
land bad been expended.—Ordered to lie on the
• Table.

Mr. Maui, from the East-India House, present-
ed some India, Papers, which were ordered to be
printed.'
Mr. P kULL gave notice, that on ThUrsday he would
move for evidence relative to his • Charge against
Marquis Wellesley respeding his condua in Onde.
Mr. VAN4ITTART obtained leave to ,hring in a Bill
to abolish the Fees of the Custom-house Officers of
the Port of London, and to regulate the attendance
of the said Officers.

Mr. VANSITTART observing, that a Paper relative
to the Barrack Department had been omitted by a
Noble Lord,. in his Motion the other night, moved,
That there be laid before the House a Copy of. the
Letter from Major Davis, Assistant 'Barrack Master:
General in the Isle of Wight, dated the 31st of Ja-
nuary, 1806, together with a Copy of the Affidavit
of.W. Ward, transmitted therewith.—Ordered.
In answer to a question from Mr. Ross'orr, rela-
tive. to the prpciation of the Papers formerly moved
for, Mr. VANSITTART said, that. those Papers, loge-.
tiler. with .that which- had just been ordered, would
be presented in the course of the evening.
Lord TEMPLE brought up a Billfor' the better en-
couragement'of ' the Thread Lace Manufadory in
Great Britain. Read a first time, 'and ordered to be
read a second time on Thursday.
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On the Motion•of lA)rdTEm .PLE, the Second read-
ing of the American Intercourse Bill was postponed
to Thursday, after a few observations from Mr.
Mose and Sir Charles Price.

Ordered, on the Motion of Mr. ROSE, that there
be laid before the House Copies of ti .•_. Memorials
from Upp'::t and Lower Canada and Nova Scotia, in
lEout , skewing what these Colonies were capable of
.producing.
The SECRETARY at WAR presented the several Pa-
pers ordered relative to Barracks in the Isle of
Wight.-,Ordered to lie on the Table,. and to be
printed.