The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-07 00:00:00

COMMITTE E or SUPPLY.

The House in a Committee of Supply,
Mr. Ross moved the Estimates of the Army
and Navy, and Officers on half-pay, Esti-
mates for building, repairing, &c. of Ships of
War ; Estimates of Guards and Garrisons, &c.
The House being resumed, it was resolved that
the House resolve itself further into a Committee
of Supply on Monday next.—Also ordered that
an Humble Address be presented to His MAJES-
TY, that he would be graciously pleased to
give dire\ion that There be laid before the
House, a List of itegiin,mital Officers on Half-
Pay ; an Estimate of. the sltarge of Chelsea Pen-
sioners ; an account of Services incurred, and not
provided fox by Parliament, and the probable
expenses of the Transport Service for 180 r.
Mr. ReISII also moved an humble Address to
Litt MAJESTY, to order the proper Officers to
lay before the house an Account. of the Sums cf
Money issued in consequence of Addresses of that
House, and not,made good by Parliament,
A Person from the VietuAing Office, and an.
other from the Bank, each presented Accounts
ordered in their respettive Departments.
Mr. ERAGGE presented the Report of the
Committee appointed to inquire what new Regu-
lations were necessary to be made in consequence
of the Union between Great Britain and Ireland
when it appeared the following Resolutions had
been agreed to :

Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Com-
mittee, that all persons who shall question any
Return of Members to serve in Parliament for
that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland,
that have been or may be made to Writs already
issued, do question the same within zi days after
it shall have been returned into the Crown Office
of that part of the United Kingdom called Eng.
land.

Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Com.
mittee, that all i)erons s ho shall question any
return of Metnbers, to serve in Parliament for that
part of the United Kingdom called Ireland, that
shall hereafter be made to Writs not already
issued, do question the same within fourteen days
after it shall have been returned into the Crown
Office of that part of the United Kingdom called
England ; or by- lodging asPetition in the Office
of the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland within four.
teen days after the said return shall have been
brought into such Office, ,
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Com-
mittee, that when any such Petition shall be so
lodged within the time before limited, the said
Clerk shall make a Copy to be preserved in the
said C 4 re, ' and shall immediately transmit the
original Petition to the. Speaker of the Haase of
Commons, to be laid before the House ; and in
case no such retitiOn4all'be lodged within the
time before limited; thekplerk of the Crown shall
transmit a Certificate sigoed by himself or his l),‘.
puty, specifying when the return was made, and
that,no such Petition had been lodged previous to
the Certificate. •

Mr. BRAGGE said, the Pccnoltitiotts had gmle
.r.to i;seater detail than mig4i have been exieekti

he, therefore, rather wished they should to
milted to the Otamination of the House. He
moved, that the said Resolutions should be fur-
ther cotisidered on Motiday next, add in the mean
tune printed.
Adjourned at Five o'Clock till Monday next.

THE SUN.

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