The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-18 00:00:00

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,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, MARCEL 17.
•
The Marquis of BLANDFORn was introduced as an
.
English Peer,-amid took the oaths and his seat.
Counsel,was heard iii the,ScOtch Appeal Bowie V..
Murray, when the Decree of the Court of Session
was affirmed.
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
On the second reading of the Bill for the Suspen.
sion of Prosecutions against the Woollen Mann-
faaturers,
4,ord.GR.E.WKILLE said, that this Bill was abso-
lutely necessary, in as much as it went to'retnove
prosi!cutions which had for years hcuiging.over
persons, and which would now .removed..
thought it necessary to state, that some eife6tual
measure with respea to the Woollen ManufaEture
ought to brought tOrward.
Earl SPENCtIi and Lord AUCKLAND concurred in
the same opinion With
Lord. STANSOPE said, he thought it better to
submit his Bill for the Discovery of Truth
.to the
Opinion of the Judges. He observed that another
Bill had been introduced, NsrP ich only tended to
snake the subje& more obscure than ever it was.
He then moved, That the Committee on his Bill be
put off to that day three mon;lis..
Lord ELLENBOROUGIIsaid, that in assenting
to thi's Motion, he did so with a hope that the 2;oble.
Lod would do'something. to Improvc the Bill he
brought in: Infinite mischief would ensue' from&
bridging it on in the present form.
Lord STA A' ITOP.g thcnsaid he wished thatAhe
•Mt VIM be taken into conSideration. • • I
Lord ELLENPOROUGH,' in reply, -said, he
-hoped-
_that this Bill Would. not hve- the elfe& cif
'shutting out truth altogether, and that'itwould
brOught forward in another form.
Lord SIANHOPP; sai4, lie wi'shed' this Bill to
be referred to the opinion of-the Ju4.-s,- and- the
ComMittee was fixed for the first day trotter the
re-
cess. -
The House tl-114'n Adjourned. •• •

HO S 1 ,QF COII2I/0. S.

•
I,;IOX.DAY, MARCH 17.
Sir S. ConErtELL brought up Copies nf .R&turn3
made to the Privy Council, of Archbishops,- 13iShops,
nud. other Dignitaries of the ChUrch,' and • of those
entitled to eY.Ompti(MS, -under the Act of the.'43(l of
His Majesty.

Mr. COUR brought up, several- Papers from the
Office of Auditing- Public Accounts; wijich wor.-rir-
uored to fie on the Table; anti to bolitifitia:
Mr. Irtylso, fi-orn the Office of Inspector-General.
of Imports and Exports, brought up an .Account of
all the Exports from the Island of Tortola for the
last seven years, and of all the Imports iu coffee,
cotton, and sugar, &c. fron that • Island to thin
Country during the same period.--Ordered to lie on
the Table,- and to be printed. -
Lord H. PETTY moved for iz new 'Writ for the
13orough of. Jedburgh, -Bcc. in the room of J. Dal-
rymple, Esq. who had accepted the ,Chiltern Hun-
dreds. .

Lord TEMPLE moved the Order of the Illy= tired
Tortola Free-port Bid, and that it be taken into cot:-
sideration on Monday next. •
Lord EimcnINBROO.KIE brought up a Pctitiontfrota
the Maltsters of the Borough and county of 1.-luist-
incdon.—Ordered to lie on the Table. • - '
Duteirr., gave notice -that, on , Wednesday,
next; he _would move that there be laid beiiite the
House a List of the number of Parishes in Ireland is
which there were no resident Clergy.' •
Mr. CALCRAPT. brought tap the Report of the
American Wool Bill.—Agreed to; and ordered to be
read a third, tine to-morrow.

On the Motion of the SECRETARY at-WAR; he
Mutiny Bill vas read a third time, and passed.

Lord HENRY PETTY moved the Order of theThiy
for .a Committee of the whole .House on the Trett-'
sury Ordnance Bill, and that the same be taken iro
consideration on Thursday next. , •
Sir CHM: LES POLE brought up a' Petitied. frnm the
jaltsters of -Newark; praying for tile- repo-al'ol•a
certain Clause of the Act of the 42d of 'His .i.ila-
JeSty.-
Mr. Secretary WINDHAm moved,' that. to-mcirrciw
the House resolve itself intO`• a Committee Of 'die
whole House, ihe -Trade and Commerce to laid
from the Cape of Gothd Hope:
BASTAIU) moved, that an Account of the •Ex-
pence incurred by the Commission for Naval in-
qt.riry, every year since its establishment, be lila
before the House:--;-,Agreed to:- • , •
A Message .was brought:from the Honse of Lords; ,
intimating that they had agreed- to -the Greenland
Whale Fishery, -the Royal-Marine-Force, aridseve-
ral .private 131114: - • • •
Mr. Alder Man P.Rigsir gave •notii,'ey that uatess
the subjed was 'taken up 1:*;y His Majesty's Ministers,
he would, early next Session, • cnova that a CoMrins-7
sion be .appointed flu' inquiring into 'the returning •
trade of British :
GII.Es moved; that an • Abstraa be laid beforß
Hot;:se 'of the return •niatle to his Majesty's 13tiVV
Council, by the infpetoryGeneraU of the nurnhei.
vacancies that thad taken place •in
Force for tlreyear end;ng'the Ist of Oa:
Mr. C, W.. I•VXN NE- moved, for leave- to bri:t in 'A
Biltfor amending an A& oflitst Session; fer
ing abuses in pavmg, 'cleaning, and lighting the streets •
of Dublin—Granted. , - • • -
• THE•MI'LITIA.
Mr. VANS.Ik.TAIIT moved the Order of the _pay ,
•for the third:readir g of the Militia PLIV
'Also the 'Militia Subaltern, the Miiitia Aojutthit,
• :and- the Trish- A4-ilitia Tay Bills.' • •
On the seconl rztdinz the ServiCt .Bill.e
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