The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-25 00:00:00

WOOLLEN MANUFACPRE.

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In the Committee of Expiring Laws,
,Mr. Ron
moved 'a Resolution for Continuing
,tojhe gbth of
March next, the Aft suspending certain penalties
in the Woollen Manuladure.

LOrd MILTON urged the iniportance of coming to
final adjustmentot the difference.s existing between.
the various clamps of persons concerned in the Wool-
len Nlannfaaure. With a view ,to ac:c!eleiate this
final adjustment, be moved,. as an amendment, that
the durition of the' Suspension A& should be li-
mited to four Ns;eeks after the commencemtnt of the
next Session of Parliament.

Mr. P. Moore stated, that.an arrangement of the
differences in the Woollen Manufaabre had for up-
wards of five years engaged the attention of the
House by its Committees. All thd parties were
tired of dissention, and more desirous than ever to
come to a final arrangement. . .
Mr, fit/U(1980N said, Government was anxious
to forward, by all means in its power, the final ar-
rangement of the differences which had so long ex-
isted.

After a few words frOm Mr.,Rossand Mr.. Lot es
GRAIIAM, it was agreed that the Chairman should
report progress and ask leave to sit again, with a
view to consider in the interval how the speedy ad-
itistrOent of the existing differences could be best
provided for. The Committee is to sit go Monday.

' PUBJACANY I.IC.ENCE,'S. ,
Mr. Sumo:v.4 presented, several Petitions from
the Brewers, Distillers, alid Publicans of Middlesex
and Surrey, against the abuies of the powers exer-
oised by the Magistrates of those COunties with re-
spea to Publicans' Licences. The Petitiuns were
ordered to lie on the table, Mr. Sheridan gave no-
tice, that in the next week ,he should submit a mea-
sure for the thief of, the grievances complained of
`by the Petitioners.
'The .SECRUTARY at WA ft presented the Accounts
ordered on the. Motion of Mr. CocintssrA lonw-
-147.01;e, relative, to the sums received for thelpur-
chase of Cotmissions in the Army, and the disposal
th'ereol.

", On the Motion for 'the third reading of the Com-
passionate Bill, Mr, Loth), with every wish to pro-
mete the comtint and the relief of the persons who
were the objeas of this Bill, thought it his duty to
states that on inquiry as to the etre& of the regula-
tions of this Bill, with reipea to the half=-pay of the
Navy, he had I,lund. that they invOlved a very vo-
luMmous and expensive correspondence, which, of
course, would,be more embarrassing in the Army,
as the half-pay list of the Army amo4nted, to 4000
persons, while that of the Navy was only Gnu. .
Alter a short conversation between 'general Fyn-
.
rATructt, the ...REctieTi.at WV, a, and Mr. LONG,
who were all :tuitions to promote the•purpOse the
Bill had in view, the Bill was read a-third time, and
passed.,

On the Motion of Mr. HUAISSON it wtts ordered,
that the flonie•Should to-morrow go into ,a Com-
mittee, to consider of the propriety of allowing a
Bounty on the exportation at PrintW,Cotton Goods
'to Malta.

On the Motion of Mr. liusiassoN,. the Resolu-
tion, of the Committee of the. House, for allowing
the mutual import and export of Cotton Goods be-
tv.'ectiVreut Britain and Ireland, duty free, was ,con-
firmeci, and a Bill ordcrod aCcorclingly.
The Crown Bill went. through a Com-
mittee. The Report r,ceiired,. and the 13111 was
ordered to be read a third time to-:morrow.
'Sir JiJIIN' N!:%%'?OlIT Wi3lltid to know from the
Chancellor of the ESchequer of _lreland, 'Whether it
WWI illtelldcid to bring in a-Bill to auwnd the rlefe6t.
in the Acct 110101.1, relative to theiSpirit intercourse
between Gteat 1101ain acid Ireland ? Toretrieve the
hardships arisin: from this'defekt, a temporary Bill
had ee.r. passed.: suspending the penalties that would
otherwise ft inctirred: , -This Suspension till had
expired. 1f it was wit . the, intention, of the Right
lion. Gentlttiao to bring forward Vila! a measure
.as heall'Av,i to, he g.teenotice that.he Would .hitu-
self move for leave to bring in A Bill to thateired, oy
Etc beard -there was- a disposition to sa-
crifice, interesti cif ireiapd to those of I.inglaad,
Which he would endeavour in every itiJstance to
counteraft..'r

teer a few wads' from Mr. FOSTER, Sir Jot*/
Itirel.vsoirr repeated his notice fur Nlohday.

Mr. if USKISSOR gave notice, that it was the in-
tention r4f h Majestyis'Cayeraravtit to bring fir.
ward 3 aitilStirk Of the IM MO tiaturt: 011 Tintsday.
The Fish Spirit Rtgnlation 11111 Weot thrQUgh
Coinitlilttee;' th Repart to bt.; ratived tu-tnarrow.
tido the Milt itegttlatipn 11141.

The CHANCELLIIt of the EXOTEQUETI gave ill"
tire, that, he would on Wednes'ilay noN.t, id the
Committee of Supply, mOvothai a farther Ctiiiwen-
sation be granted top°4l(lr JenUer, for dikovery
of Vaccine Inoculation, in consequence 0C the- e4l-1-
hashed efficacy of that' invention, according to the
Report of the College of Physicians.
On the Motion ,of Mr. litputissoN, the Account
of-Gtants-unproVided for, by Parliament, vas Order-
ed by Address to his Majesty...,