The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-02 00:00:00

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

The House resolved itself into a Committee of
Supply,, 1.0 which the account of sums issued by his
Majesty without having been made good by ,Parlia•
ment was referred ; Mr. Wit/arrow in
The following slims- ware then voted :--
For the Royal Nlilitary Canal • Z. 6.3,311 6 0
ikluistrirres olthc Thames Police Otriee - raeg 4co
Resilient Ckrk of Board of Works, for The Ex.
palms 01 the same • 3,500 0
To the Clerk for Examining into the Debts of
the Prince of Wales - •• 348 t I 0
Bounties on imported into the West In iia, -
Colonies - - " " Si 97 60.
Deeuty Serjeant at Arms,, john Clementson,
hsq. Dgo. 219 is o
r. Clarke for expences of Ad reseeding in.

. -
forcing Ifesitlone; of the Clergy 50 13, o
Expenue of preparing Index to the lournels of
the llotute of Peers, by Thomas Brecht . 557 8 0

t~rjeasit at Arms to the House Of Peers, fur hii
Services in the year !So./
The Kight Hon. Lord Walsinglutn, Cluirmin

of Ihe Committee of the ttouse of Lora, for

t6;,k, • •

1317 .. . . - .
- 2698 11 *
Secretary to the Commission of Militarylnquiry, ".. ..
for defraying the expense of the Commission isto / 6 o
Dr. Clarke, to defray Expense or Returns re-

- 127 19 6

sPetting Non.residenLeofthe Clergy
Ex pence of the Removal of certain Monuments
• near Westminster Abbey, to Mr. Staunton
Thos. P. Caul tenay, for defraying the Expellee
of "Stationery for the Survey of New South
Wales - 00 •
Bills tOr the Settlement of New South Wales,
to be paid by Wm. Chinnery, Esq. -
The Clerk of the Grocers' Company, for mak.
ing out the Average Prices of Brown and Mus.
covado Sugar, t'or the year 1207 - - 434 17 e
Wm. Chinnery, to pay a ljmll froin St. Vincent's ;66 t 7 6
Wm. Chinnery, to pay Printers of the House of
Commons for Printing tile Tables of the New
Plan of Financc, in the year 1807 - fps 9 6
To the Widow of Mungo Parke, purSuant to an
agreement entered into with im by his M.
jesty's Principal. Secretary of State for War
i and Colonial Department, n the year 'An. 3236 ro o
Thomas Anderson, father of Mr. A ndarson, who
proceeded to explore Africa with Mungo
Parke, pursuant to a similar agreOment toss 4 o
Sir Samuel Hood, in full satisfaetion of all Ar..
rears of Salary due to him as one of the L'om-

7 66t 9

344 14 7

217 S 3 *

missioners foi the Settlement of Trinidad -513 S 4
The ltepresentatives of thelate Colonel William
Fullarton, in full satistadion fall Arrears of
Salary as Chief Commissioner fn. the settle-

ment, ot the Atffirs of the island of Trinidad 67.2 18 2
Mr. Rutherford in full satitfaaion of Salary, as
Surveyor-General of Trinidad -23 ft t 8 to
Henry. Gunnel,, as Compensation for certain
()Meets of the House of Commons, for their
nth:llll4o,C° on Committees of the House 166 ti o
Edward Stracey, as,Counsel to the Chairman of

the commitiVes (lithe riouse of veers ... 762 to o
lames Reed,. Esq. tbr defraying the ex pence a .
carrying into' elti:e..l the Plan for establishing 4
Hone l'atrole, tnr the Smith) of the AvonUes .
leading to•this Metropolis . - 04t 'l6 •
Isaac Dubois, an American Loralitt Ea 1 I 6
Expellee of Mathematical Intitrunients for Ncw
South Wales - - - t 9 to o
The House then resumed, when the ILTort. is
ordered to he received on Mon*, •
Ordered, on the Motion of Mr. SiDnuirn, that
there belaid before the House the partiatilas of all
sums which have been advanced, by way of loon,
out of the occasiopal payments at the receipt ot the
Exchequer, which had not been replaced by pay-
ments out of the Consolidated. Fund, from the year
1794, .inelusive.

Mr. WHITBREAD pin off his Motion for Papers
Tespeaing the discussions' with Russia, which stood
for Monday, to Wednesday next.
Mr. FOSTEU brought up a Bill for abolishing
Fees, and diminishing Holidays in the Offices of
Customs in Ireland. Bead a first time, and ordered
be read a second time on Thursday. next.
The Committee of tbe.lrish Duties Bill was, post-
p9ped to Monday.
Mr. TIEItNEI observing that he had six weeks
ago snoverl, for a Return 'of the Value of Stores
takeh "at Copenhagen, to which no return had yet
been made, desired to know when the Papers would
be produced.. _ .

Mr. WELLESLEY POLE replied, that the Order of
the House had.been sent immediately to the Nvy
Office," but that, from the urgency of the other bu-
siness,in the Office, it had not yet been found prac-
ticable to make out the valuation.
Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that no return had
yet heen made to the Order of the House resve6ting
the number of the Danish Vessels detained and made
prizes, and wished to be. informed when the return
was likely to be made.
Mr. HOSKISSON 'assured the Hon. Member that
he would make the necessary inq;iiries upon the sub-
je&.
The Trish east. India Trade Bill was read a third
time, and passed
The Innkeepers' Bill was committed, and ordered
'to be reported on Monday.
P.ETITioNs AG AINST.ORnERS IN COUNCI
The House resolved itself into a Committee of
the whole House, far the further consideration '6O he
Petitions against' the Orders in Council, on the Mot
Lion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER., Mr.
WHARTON in the Chair.
Mr. Brougham was then called to the Bar, and
addressed the ,Rouse, in a very able and eloquent
speech of threes hours in length, in suppOrt of the
prayer of the Petitioners. After the LearnecL Coun-
set had finished, he withdrew, and a conversation
arose on the expediency of bearing furtber
cvi-
,dence: •

. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, •Mr.
MARRIATT.- Mr. STEVENS, and Sir C. PRICE, con'
tended; that If the House were then to take any
step on the evidonce that had already been, adduced,
it would be in complete, ignorance'of the subjeti. it
was therefore proposed by them to, examine Wit.:
nesses' 'who might fill up the chasm left by those
who hod been examined.—Mr. Tmatav, Mr.
WHITBREAD, Dr.. LAWRENC*, Mr. PONSPNRY. and
Mt% A. BARING,, expressed their satisfildion to rind
that it was at length intended by the Hon. Gentle•
men opposite to enter into. a full investigation of this
most important subjeti..,--Mr.TtERNBY declared his
intention of moving for the attendance at the Bar of
theithirty,fatir.gentlemen who had signed the Peti-
tion in favour of the Orders in Council presented by
an Lion. Baronet, that they night communicate to
the *use- the information which they described
themselves to possess. It was ultimately agreed that
the Chairman should report progresi, and ask leo°
to sit again ; and ,the House having been resumed,
the Committee was appointed to sit again on Mon-
day for which day, on, the, Motion Of. the ORAN..
Cat.Loa °Nile E!“3lF.Rugit, several Witneases were
ordered to be summoned.
Adjourned to Monday.