The Sun.
London, England, 1809-04-14 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PALLIAMENT.

:OMR OF COMMONS, "
. TOUR' lIDAYi 4.4.ean. 1.3 t,
7
.41'. bluvez Presented a Petition from the Lord
olayor and Cc'rr!,'Oration. of the City' of Dublin, :.,
against the Dul;iivi. paving Bill, praying. to, be he.ac.d.:..J
el'unael ark4lnit the same.---Ordered to lie on the
table until "(liseccind. Veadingbf.ihe -
The 1) oblin Presentment Bill Was :read-a second-
`ond oidered ito, ba, oommittrd. . •
GRATTAN presentedb.: Petition 'finny the In..
6,4tvept Debtors in ate Maislialsea at ,Dublin,, -pra)C
frig for relief,--Ordered to lie on the table. •
:In a Cerrnittee'of the whole Flouse it was resolv-
ed. on thO..rnotion: of . Mr, •Rosw, that British ships
cilptated, and afterwards.recaptured, oltoold be"en.7'
tilled to register... 'rhe report Was. ordered* to.he -re-
C.'l2.ived to-morrow.. •
The Senech Creditistslatill wentAio'
mittee,, the report of which was ordered to be re-
ceived trfrtnorrow. •
411 r. fast; obtained leaVe, to bring in a Bill similar
to jai. introduced in the last Session, for repealing
certain Aa4 and,' amenilitt" others relative to the
Wyollett- ManOraaore. -

• • Loctl). CAETLERE AG tl.
L;(41 A: HANtr LTON, gave notice,' that on to-mor-
row se'nnight Ite.Would-submit to the fliause a mo-
tion relatlve to the disclosures that had been made
in the fleport of the East India Committee. That
Report Was 'so Volurnuious, that to prevent tiny
trtisapprohension, thought it necessary to state
distioetly, that the part of it to which he intended to
tall the attention of-the House was that whic4 related 1
to 60 conduit of. Lord Viscount CaOlereagh.,
The further consideration of the Report of the
Irish Militia Bill was postponed to Monday next;
and the second reading of the Irish Completion Bill
(which ',Stood for to-rnormw), was .postp-oned to
Tuesday. 'next.
On the motion of Mr. CRREVY, the account pre-
sented to Parliament in 17;35, of the gross produce
Os it. carne to this kingdom, of the fouroatui a half
pei cent. duties on, goods, froth Barbadoes and the
LeetVard Islands, for the 21 preceding years, was
ordered to,be printed ;..aiAlvas alma similar account,
presented in 1740; An, humble address was- like:-
wise ordered lo,be presented to his Majesty, 'pray-
. ing that he. would be graciously pleased to give di-
tations that there be laid. before the House an ;lc-
count of the produce or those duties since his Ma,
jesty's Accession distinguishing the amount in
each year,. and stating what remained in the Ex--
chequer; also a copy of the instrument by which,
in the year. 2714, an annuity of 9,0001.. was secured
to his Royal Highness the Duke of • Gloucester;
made payable out of the four and a half per cent.
duties, . _ _

On the motiofi of Lord OSSULSTON, an humble
address Was ordered to be presented to his Majesty,
praying that ,he would be racionsly.pleased to give
tilisettions, that there be laid before the, House a re-
Itirn of all offices in the British Colonies, Plantations,
and.Settlements,_ the appointments to which were
the Crown, the tenuresly which they were
.held., the emolgroetit4 arisjr% thetafrom,. whither
Ihe'iluties of those otrii::es Were executed by the Prin.
cipals or Deputies, &c,
t,,,t,0n the motion of Mr... MARTIN, an Account 'was
tt4egti, to be laid before the, House, of the 13alances
i 'lke hands of the .Register of the High Court of
Admiralty, of.the High COOtt of Appeal for Pri.4es,
And of the High Court, of Derogates, .being the pre-.
poy of suitors.in the said Courts, from the tith Ja-
nuary, 170;, until the oth January, 0109; disfirt-
unt:;hing the firiloilnt, in each year. -
• • r ctilif.SElt ilt)BPrtAt. •
Sir F, liennerr viished to obtain some inforrna-
froth a Noble Lord opposite, relative to a cir-
cumstance which had been reported to him ; 'and
*ltich, if true, was certainly a most atrocious abuse.
It had been stated to him,' thin some land having
been purchased by the Public, for the benefit of
Cluolsea Hotpital, at a very considerable expenee,
had since, with • the •exception of a small portion,
been grantid out by the Treasurer 16 Col. Gordon
tpt: his individual use.
Lord C4STLEREAGH said, that this was the first
pine he had'ever heard of the subject.
Mr: linaxissvt stated that such a-purchase as Oat
elleded to by the Honourable Baronet had certainly
!Jut made, and that a pert of the premises had been
;routed to Colonel Gordon at a fair valuation made
by the Survtlor of the Crown ]..and, bat (his was
the portion which was not considered .6 neces-
sary tothe purposes of the Hospitid; and the course
faken was that Which on due consideration appear-
ed the most advantageon for the public interest,
Alter a few words from Mr. Ithac Mid Mr; LONG,
;Sir L. Btatprir gave notice of a motion on the ottb.
tett for to-4)101;1.0w.

Ate PRIVILEGE.

sir' CL rikrdivrow, in consequence- of ;In at-
y:4terday tp seize his person by otii-
etr ntosyedj and it was. ordered, that
Vt3oiet Butter, the iiersnn in questii'm, ihupld attenti
it the Bar to-tnorrow, in answer for the sant!.