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London, England, 1808-05-10 00:00:00

HOUSE, OF COMMON'S.

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met,tnAy, • MAY Q.
Sir TamilAs Tv tITON presented a Patitton from
the Debtors confined :in the Marshalsea Prison,
Southwark, praying relief by an lOsolvency
'Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. DicfciNsorz, jun. presented a Petition from
the Clergyinen of Sion College, London-wall, against
the, Curates' Bill übw pending..--Ordered to lie on
the table.

Mr. WARD gave notice of a, motion to-morrow,
for. leave to bring in a 13i11 for the better regulation
:of the Naval Asylum.

SUGAR DISTILLATION COMMITTEE.

LENA BINNING gave notice, that on Monday next,
he should'. tnoye fora Committee of the whole
,HOule, to talc;. the Report of the Committee into
consideration.
.A Member .wished, the Noble. Lord would have
trio objeaion to deter its *notion until the 2.oth inst.
Lord litriNlNG did not know that it was intended,
to adopt any measure upon the Reportin the course
of the Session ; but it would be , competent for
C.;entlemen, it' the discussion should be thought pre-
mature Cloy he mentioned, to move then for
further,day : and as to any measure that it might
be, deemed expedient to propose, a, variety of stages
would afford Gentlemen the opportunity of speaking
their sentiments thereon.

The Hourle, in a Committee of Supply, on the
motion of Mr. HUSKESSObT, voted a duty of 21.
upon all Ale and Spirit Licences for the year, in
,England and Wales.—Ordered to be reported to-
morrow.

A Message front the Lords intimated their Lord-
'hips' assent to the Irish Spirit Drayrbacit further
Suspension Bill, and several Private sent up
by this Efouse.
Further :proceedings Upon the Scotch quarter,
Sessions Bill delcrred till Thursday; as
,was the Re-
port of Alderman comhe's Child Stealing Bill.
The Irish Clergy Residence, and. the Glebe House
were read the third time; pasSed, and ordered
to the Lords.

Mr. rof;'rea gave tiotioe of a motion,for to-mon-
row, to take into consideration. the Ad of the 44t11-
of the King, lot appointing Conunissioners of. In-
qniry in Ireland, with a :view to the founding of a
pleasure on that,subjed ; atid.also of a motion.for
Friday, to. take 'into.consideration the Renewal of
the 'Charter of the' Bank of Ireland ; preparatory to
which' he moved for 'the copies of two letters, with
their inclostileg, from,the Governor and Company of
the Bank of Ireland to the Irish Chanceller of: the
Exchequer ; whir.!: was prtlered.
Sir Aannu n.VALLAst.av presented a Bill for ena-
bling the Poit-Nlasters General of Ireland to pm-
'chase certain laud, for the building 0f,..a, more com-
modious Post, Office in Del-AM.—Read the first time,
and ordered' fer
_the ueciald reading to-morrow.
•Mr. FOSTER lofted for on Account of the Public
Debt of Ireland.—Ordered.

Mr, ROSE trioved for a Copy of the Returns wade
by the Archbishops, and. Bishops of England. to the
Privy council, on the Bth of Margit last, ri,speoling
the Non-resident Clergy, for the years tBpti•7 ;
which was ordered, and shortly afterwards present-
ed at the J3ar. • : .

Mr. Vomit presented Copies of Leiters from the
Governors and Company.of the Bank of Ireland to
himself ; which were ordered to lte DU the table,
Mr. U. PONSOtillY.govenfatide, that whenever the
Right Uonourable Gentleman should bring lOrward
the subject of the Bank of Ireland, he.should have a
motion to make tespeCting the current.coin of that.
country, as conneCted with the. Bank, which he
thought extremely oppressive to the people of. Ire-