The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-25 00:00:00

FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS

Sir JAM ES PULTEIEY observing that he was not
suite prepared with the Resolutions on the subjea,
of Finance, which he had intended to submit to the
House on that evening, gave notice -that
.he would
propose them on Friday.
Mr. RoB IttiS presented a Petition from-the Agent
of the Asse:nhly atDoinitka, praying for Pitcliltnen-
tary Relief -from- the distresses' oceas.iutli.!4;dini it,be
dreadful Fire at Roseau.,.lt.was'ordered,:ez tie on the
table; and Mr. Robarts intimtited his !.liutention,
when he was better prepared with evidence,of call-
ing the attention cat the House to the. subjea:
Mr. SuAw presented a Petition from the-Grand
Jury of the City and County of Dublin, praying for
leave to raise Money by 4ssessinetas• for the Repairs
of the Streets of Dublin.

Mr.. HOB HOVSE brought up a Bill to enable his
Majesty to grant Pelham House, in .Greenwich Park,
to the Commissioncrs for the Government of the
Royal Naval Asyluin; and Sir Jonx NawPoivr
brought in the Irish Tax Bill ; both which were read
the first tint, and ordered to lie read a second time
On Thursday.
On the iNtotion of Mr. "WutTnar.sn; the Poor
Laws Bill was readn second time, and passed through
a Committee ; the Report of which was received,
!and ordered to be taken into further consideration on
WednesOy the 15th of April.
Mr. TYKWillrr, from the Mayo Committee, ob-
tained the Icave of the House for the Coriimitfe.e to
adjourn from that evening to Thursday. , '

years the Company had alloved Their Tight to
lie dormant, was untru:: ; f)r duiiirt the Whole of
that period they had bC-.2.11 in the habit of granting
licences, although it was allowed that those li::ences,
were not of much value,The right which their Charter
conferred'upou. them. was valuable and transferable,
and were it•offered to the Ports of London ar..Liver-
pool, might doubtless be ,exchanged for a large con-
sideration. DUrincr. the last week the Dire6tors had •
received numerous fetters from Proprietors, in dif-
ferent parts of the,: country, urging them; should
Buenos Ayres again fall into the hands of the ,Eng-
lish, to avail themselves of their privileges. With
regard to remuneration fur the loss of. these privi-
leges, a very moderate .sine' was desired. The duty
on goods
_exported to and imported from Buenos
Ayres was tvielve and a half per cent. This duty
Might easily bear the addition of an 'eighth per cent.
'Which would afford the small remuneration required.
The Motion for hearing Counsel was then ne-
gatived. without . a division: The blanks in the,
Bill were filled up, and the House having been
resumed, the Report was ordered to be received on
Thursday. - •
Sir 'MIN NEWPORT brought up the Report of "
the Committee on the Dublin Paving Bill.—Order-
ed to be referred to a Committee of the-whole House'
on Thursday.
The Thames Police Bill was read a third time,
and passed.

Mr. HOBIMUSE. brought up the Report of the
Irish Sugar Drawback Bill ; which was agreed to,
and the -Bill ordered to be read a- third time on.
Thursday. •

, -
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the House adjourned to Thnraday,

TO CORRESPONPENTS.

The Meg-rations of our Correspondent, X. Z. are well founded,
but in:rasp/talons from Foreign Papers, it it proper to keep to
the meaning tf the 01 When we express our own anti.
menu we use %soy dijerent language. 1 .

MAILS.
AR IV D-4 Titisurp, Waterford. Du 2=-3 Go;tentr4rgll,
Lisbon, I Waterford,

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