The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-18 00:00:00

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DOUSE. OF -PEEPS, tiuns DA? , JuNE 17.

MISCV .I,ANEMS.
Their Lordships waited for some time before
Pi-avers, in expect vim, of a Committee of
g,..s for the consideration of one of the pending
ee r Cases ; 'but a snflicienl, another did not
atteeil in desirable' Prayeti 'were then read;
trill the Bills on the Table were retnicetively for:-
AmOng these, the Excise Ditties Regu-
lation, and the Glass• and 'hides Ditty passed
through Committees of the whole Hui-Ise, and were
reported withrint any amendment.
The proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Courts
being" duly laid before the [louse, a Bill to dissolve
thy• tnarriae between I;iigh Doherty, Esq. •nod
Anita NTafa, his now wife, was read a first time.
'; he Election Writs Bill was read a third time
and passed, as was the Lirerpool Improvement

Trill Road Act Amendment Bill was rend
a seron,l time, and referred to a Committee of the
whole House.
AFFAIRS O 1 INDI A.-CONFERENCE,

'Mr. llottNsoN, accompanied by s'everal Mem-
bers, brought up a'Message from the Commons.,
requesting arm iminedtate Conforence with their
Lordships, on a subject' of the highest importance
to the welfare of his Majesty's dominions, respect-
ing the Gover- merit and Trade of the British pos-
sessions in India,

"The LORD CUANCELLOR, Navin ±pre iously put
the question, informed the Members-, that their
Lordships agreed to the desired Conference, stud
th,t the same should be presently held in the
Painted Chamber.

Air KINGSTIiN presented certain papers from
the Coor: of Directors, purittant to their Lord-
ships order of the sth of April, which were ordered
to lie on the table.

After .a short interval, Mr.•QVATIMF. appeared at
the Mr, fiegoainted their Lordships the Com-
mons were waiting the appointed Confeftnice in
the Painted Chamber.

The folloWing Lords were then appointed to
manage the conference' on the part of the House :
Elris of BUCKINGITA%MitE, 'RADNOR, Ll-
vEnrooL, and CLANCARTY, BiSII(Ip of CIfESTER:
Lords DYNnvoa and WM-SRN/GU AM. They accord-
ipkrly repaired to the Painted Chamber, and on
t e r

The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE reported that
th, desired Conference (which was managed on
the part of thy COMO-ton% by various Members),
Was duly held, anti that,the Commons thereat had
cominnnicated certain Resolutions, to which they
desired the emieurrelice of their Lordships
The Re-)lotions (those proposed for the fa-
tote 'regulation of the Governmeat and Trade Of
India), were then read by the Clerk.
The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE moved, that
the said Resolutions he printed for the use of
their Lordship,, which was orglered accordingly ;
and he then notified his intention, the prints be-
int; 011 the table, to move on Monday next, to
re!or the same to the consideration of a Com-
inittee of the whole House: and moved that their
Lordships lie summoned for that day. Ordered.
Lord CALTllOltt.r. presented a number of
-tions front different parts of the conntry,,partieu-
larlY froth the comity of Essex, in favour of the
promotion of .Christiatt Knowledge in India,
which were ordered to lie on the table.
Adjourned till to-morrow, when their Lord-
tltip stand smumoned for the consideration of
the Treaty with Sweden, Ike.