The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-18 00:00:00

DOUSE OF COMMONS.

ER WAY, JUNE 17.
Sir JOHN ST. CLAiii brought up the Report of the
Broad Wheele4 Coonnittee, which
*wits ordered to
lie on the table.

Mr. JENKINSON moved for, ,and obtained leave to
bring in a Bill to indemnity all personi concerned in
carrying into etrea the Act of last Session,. for OM-
pletin3 the Militia in the Tower Hamlets. The
Bill was then brought in, read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a second time to-inorrow.

Mr. FonEa brought up the Irish -Vote Of Credit
Bill which was read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time. to-morrow. •

.A Message from the Lords informed the House,
that their .Lordships had agreed to the -English Loan
Bill, the Irish Revenue Regulation Bill,..and the
Lunatics' AsylOm Bill,. without any Ameultuents.
The Irish Spirit Duty -Bill was read a third time,
and passed, as were also the Irish Malt .DUty Bill,
the Chatharn -Lines Bill, -the Irish Customs Bill,
and-the Land Tax commksioners'.Bill. The third
reading. of the Sprit Regulation Bill was put off to
Monday. -
Mr. VILLIEUS moved the second reading of.the
Copy Rights Bill.

Attar a short conversation between Mr. Aber-
cromby, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Parnell, and Mr. W.
Wynne, the Bill was 'read a second time, and or-
.dered to he committed on WednesdV.next.
LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND moved the
Order of the Day tor the further Considcratiou of the
Scotch Local • Militia Bill, the amendments were-
agreed to, and the bill ordered to be read a third
time on .Monday.
The. Home resolved itself into a Committee, on
the Act relating to the Idportation of Silk, when
the Chairman having been dire4ted to move for
lease to bring in a Bill, to-allow tOr a time to be -li-
Anited the ImpOrtation of-Italian Thrown Silk, on
the House being resumed, he moved for'and obtain-
ed leave to bring in a Bill aceordinglx„
. Mr. Rostrbrought in a Bill
,to alla4 the Importa-
tion of Corn, Grainiand Flour, from Enmities Colo-
nies, or the United States of America, into are north
of the West Indies ; also a Bill to continue the
bonoties to •vessels engaged in the Southern Whale
FislNries; which- were read a first lime, and ordered
to be read a second time to-morrovr.

Mr, ASHLEY COOPER brought up the Report of
the Subdivision Clerks' Bill, which was agreectto be
read a third time to-morrow ; the Cape of Good
Hope' Bill was also reported, and ordered to be read
a third time to-morrow.

Mr..ROSE gave notice that he should on Monday
trove for leave to bring in a Bill relative to the
Woollen-Mantalatture.

The Expiring AEti Bill was reported, and ordered
to be react a ;bird time'to-rnorrow.

' Mr, WARDELL gave notice that he 'should. on
Thurday. next submit a Motion to, the douse on the
subject of the Clothing of the Army.
The Colllllllttee otk;the Assessed Taxes Bill was,
on the niot;on of the'CrrANcw,Lott of the .CI.IE•
SUER, put Wl' till Tuesday.
The Ale ,Licence Bill was read a third time and
passed, as was also the Prize Capture. Bill, the Prize
Goods, Bdl, and, the Post Horse Farming Duty Bill.
The Coffee Customs, and the Coffee Excise Du-
ties Bill, passed through-Committees, and were or-
dered to be reported on Monday next.
Mr. Wn ItToNt brought 'up the Report of. the
Stamp Duty sin,. when the Amendments having
beengone through,
Mr. BIDDULNI opened a clause which he meant
to offer on the third reading Of this Bill,. providing,
that the duty. should not appiy to sales for which

bargains ro.ly be bona firld contra&ed beftire 'the
passing of 041. i Ai% Plough the purchase ar.vi not
have been completed. He called the attention of
the House to a class of persons upon whom the
Oper!tioti of the Bill would be severe, the persons
win) have money on trust to lay out in purchases.
Mr. I-lusxissos brought up a Clause, to provide
that the duty_ should not attach to copyhold convey-
ances, where the surrender may be wade- without
any Consideration.• This Clause was agreed-to;-and
inserted in the The Bill was then ordered to
'be read a third timeon Monday next.
Air,, LONG brought up the • Bill for the Im-
provement of the Streets near. Westminster:l44B
and-both House,sof Parliamertu,—Read a first time,
and 'ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

Mr. Rost broilght uli a Bill to allow the Importa-
tion, for a time to be limited, of Italian thrown Silk,
fi•om Ports in amity with his Majesty, in Neutral
Shim—Read a first time, and ordered to be read a
second time to-morrow.

The Committee on the Annuities' Bill viai iqt off
~. ,
to Monday next.
The Lottery Bill was ordered to be committed to-
morrow, • and the Brazil Postage Bill to
,be com-
mitted on Monday. ,
In the Committee ot Suppli, the followirtg status
were voted

•
For building of Naval Asy:uni, 35,0001.
On this:Vote, •StrC. Po,l4;"objeded to the grant
of more money,. whilst there ,Was a large am re-
maining in the hands of the Commissioners.
Mr. Rost replied, that the sum in the hands Of
the Commissioners was not public money, but a
contribution from individitals, transferred to this In-
stitution, on condition that a certain number of chil-
dren sho'dd be received on their recommendation
into the institution. If this money were not to be
granted, the buildings wwld be at a stand, because
only a small part of the sum of 50,0001.- already
granted by Parliament, now remained in the hands
of the Commissioners..

Sir CiIARLO, PoLE contended that the Institution
wits not an Asylum for time encouragement of the
Navy, as neithe,r the Auditor nor the Surgeon of the
Institution had ever been.in the Navy. .
The C 1.1.0,Lt ,the IF.xcifEoute.a observed,
that though thuso two persons should continue dor-,
ing life officers of this .thstitutien, as one thousand
children of seamen were to be provided -for in the
#.sylom, it could not but be' an important naval
.
obj •
'['he Vote was then agreed to after a 'le* mrds.
from Mr. Windham, Ditr. Rose, and Sir C. Pole.

Ta Diticharge the Arrears of an'Annuity to the late
Duchess of Glgttcester - £ 495
Military College at Sandhurst, in the County of
_ _

Surrey . - - co,ooo
To General Marlin, according to the Report of thei .
Comtnittee upon his Petition, a 3 compensationi
for the loss sustained by him of his groperty in• -
the:State of Virginia, in America, as RepreseAta.
tjvc of the late Lord Fairfax - so,oati
The House then resumed, and the Report was or-
dered to be received to-mot row. •

In the Committee of Ways and Means, a duty
of Bs. (Ad. was voted. upon every gallon of spirits
distilled front grain, imported from Ireland into great
Britain, for a limited. time ; Bs. sd. on all ditto dis-
tilled from sugar ; a duty of Hs. sd. per gallon upon
all spirits, distilled from sugar, imported from Scot-
land into Ireland ; and a duty of ss. per gallon uPon
all spirits distilled from other substances imported
into Ireland from Scotland., The House then re-
sumed, and the. Report ‘vas ordered to be received
to-morrow.
The Vaymasters Bill was read a second time, and
ordered to be committed to-morrow:
Mr. WELLFSLEV brought up the Six Millions E3t
chequer Bills Bill, which was read a tirst time, and-
ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.