The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-13 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House cells summoned to the House of Peers. On his
return, the Speaker stated flint House to have been in the
!louse of Lords, where the Royal Assent bad been given by
Coumaission to the Consolidated Fund Bill, Lord Welling-
ton's Estate Bill, the Roman Catholics Belief Bill, the Tower
Hamlets Militia Bill, and tither Bills, for which, see the
Lords.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON having been prevented on Friday
front giving that explanation to an Honourable and Learned
Gentleman (Sir S. Romillyj which he had intended to offer,
respecting the delay that had occurred in producing the Re-
turns of Criminal Convictions in 1910 and 1811, now ro fur
that purpose. He assured the 'lntolerable anti Learned
tientleman that it had been 'caused by nothing of disrespect
to him, and proceeded to detail the various circumstances
which had eattied the delay; which, thus elated, he datteeed
himself would convince the'Honouruble and Learned ()tail:-
man that no blame attached to the Home Department.
Sir S. ItOMILLY had never had an idea that tiny 4ig.
respect was intended to hian, hot ,he was surprised such regu-
lations had not been made, as would ensure the, irodue-
tion of papers of this deveription, when called for by the
House.
An Atldress Was ordered to, he presented to the Nike Re--
gent, praying hint to direct to he laid before the. llonSe
Copies of several Reports relative to the State. of Public Re-
cords in Ireland. •
The Corn Navigation nit) was read a second &IC' end com-
mitted, The Evidence ..given on the former Bill was orilered
to be referred to the. Committee.
Mr. Pahner's Remuneration Bill was read a second time,
and•eornteitte.d to-morrow. • . • •
The Trinity Dartrillo Bill was read it second time, and emu-
milted. The Bill baring gone through the Cummittee, the
Itep“rt waS ordered t, he received to-morrow.
The Report of the Irish • Loin Charge -Bill seas Isem7ght
up, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time, On Wedoes-
d;ty.

Mr. W. SMITH gave notice, that be wna id to-morrow move
for the production of Copio. of a eertainenlooial Law. -
The Lunatics Asylum Bill was read a second time) anil com-
mitted lot Wednesday. . .
The Mod; Auction Bill Avrvz read a thiid time and passed.
• Mr. Post presented a petiiijil In futufir of he existiog
Corn Laws.—Ordered to lie on the tobli.' •
Mr. AllEßCitOMlfii said, he LA fottr Petitions on. the
same subject from the county of Fife.
After a few 'Words from Sir 11.P.InNELL, Mr. A aruccosi-
BV, and Mr: hose:, the Petitions having bests presented and
read short, were ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. WAN brought up the Iteport nf the Committee Ap the
`Anicrulnients mai;tt by the Lords to the fliciston Election Lill,
which was MAreed to, and the bill, as aturaiNd,..wis4a:d.
Sir 11. •PARNI:I4. gave notice, that- early, in the next '.7.
slim he would more for the appointib,bt at a Select Coln-
tallier to inquire into the nature and extent of Orange
Lodges iu Ireland.
Toe Lords Amendments 1,9 llte Irish Involvent Debtors
Bill N.-ere taken into consider:aim: Mid agreed to.
A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships As-
sent to the Irish Spirits and several other bills, for
which see the 'Arch.