The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-04 00:00:00

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAT.

THE N.FAT MEETING Will be holden at the
London Tavern, on Tuesday next, the loth Day of
June, at Teno'Clock,precisely.
Having fixed, the Meeting of this day, for Twelve o'Clock,
I though/ it prdper to take /he Chair exactly at that•tinie. I
find, with much regret, that it was generally understood it
would not be taken till One, and that upwards of 3oo•Gentle.
nun came to the London Tavern, and in conseqitence of the
early adjournMent of the Meeting, were disappointed ; I
therefore have called the above Meeting, and request the
attendance of the Friends to the 'lnstitution -on Tuesday, at
Ten o'Clock precisely, as the Chair Will be taken at that
Hour.' -

WILLIAM LupLAN.
NQ. is, Welbeck;street, Cavei)dish:square;
Monday, .1 une a..• •

IMPERIAL PARLIAMW,

HOUSE OF. PEERS.

TUESDAY; JUNE q.

The Temple Bar I4ttery Bill-was read a second
time, and committed- to
.a PriVate Committee for
-Thursday. -• . •
The Irish Revenue Colleaion. Bill, and the Irish
Malt Bill passed through Committees, and were re-
ported.
The Earl ,of MOIRA presented a Petition from
;WI-. Justice. Fox .; which was read short by *the
Clerk, praying that the House would talte his case
into consideration, and 'ab what should semi meet
to them therein:,L--Ordered to he on the Table.
Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. DICKINS, MI:IRTON
SMITH, and several other Members of the House of
Commons, brought tip the Irish Sugar. Bill, the Irish
Additional Force Repeal Bill, and three Private Bills;
which were read a first tithe. .

'The Irish Additional Vcrce Repeal Rill Was, on
the Motion tit' Lord ''W4LSINGHANT, ordered to be
printed. '
• Lord .ELnotq rose to move the Order of the. Pay.
Earl STANHOPE wished .previously to offer some
.ohs.:-;rvationsto the House.
Earl BATiIURST moved that the House should:be
cleared. 'St'rangers were immediately eicltided, and
We understood•the consideration'of 'the evidence ad-
duced on the Trial of Lord Viscount 'Melville Was
resumed.
The discussion Continued. till 'ten o'clock. We
:understood that questions were referred to -the
Judges, 'who are to deliver their opinion,. in answer,
on ThUrsday (to-morrow); to which day the further
consideration of the evidence. was deferred, and to
iyhieh day also, the House adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, JUNE 3.

Mr. PATI;RSON moved, that the evidence taken
before the Committee on the Norwich. Paving Bill
AoUld be laid before, the House. After A few words
from Mi. FELLOWES and Mr. HuRsT, this Motion
was negatived.
Mr. FELLQWES then moved, that the Bill be read
a third time.

Mr. PATER oppo.sed it, on the grounds, that

from the reduced state of the town in point of,trade
, and. opUlence, and the pressure-of a variety of pe-
otiniary burdens, this was, not the proper time

for it:

Altey 'a few
,observations, however, from Mr.
FELLowEs, Mr. \VILLIAM SMITH, and Mr.St6.I,VE
LE FEvitE, the till was I%;ad a third' time 'and
passed.
Lord P551.71-ST47 appeared at the. Bar, and stated,
that the Papers respecting 'Upper and Lower Ca-
nada, moved for oy Mr. Rose, had been ordered by
His Majesty'm be laid before the House. "
Mr. WurrsuEn KEENE moved for a Copy of the
,Letter of Sir John Ig`liberson, written while he Was
a Member'olthe Stipreme Council of Bengal, dated
the 34th - of March, '1783, to the Court of Direc-
tors. This was supposed to relate to the obser-
vations Made respecting Sir Richard
Ordered.

Mr. Owttz vresented Papers from the Indja-
klol.l3C, ptirsua4,t to the Orders of the .House of
the icith and 20th Of May last.-4ird6red to lie on

the Table.

Sir JO- .A.:4.DERSON .presented a Petition from
the London Di?ok I)ireaor,s against the Ea's.t. Lon-
don Water Works Bill.--;-Ordered to lie ot) the

On the Motion of Lord MIPLE, it was ordered
th\ot the House. should at 'its rising adjourn till
Thursday. . •
Mr. BAKEn presenteda Petition against the East
1-..otAon Water Work.:.—Ordered' to lie on the
:•
'Table. •

Sir J 017.11 SINCLAIR gave notice of a Motion for
considering- the taw respeaing Broad-wheeled Wag-
gons, apd the Highways in Scotland.