The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-29 00:00:00

AMERICAN TREATY .BILL.

..•Lcird OWEN, adyertingto the'statement'made
Ott -the preceding evening by. the-Chancellor of the.
Exchequer, relative to the ebildut of
.oOverorrient
intug tided. upon the prOviSions,of the American
Treary fIU, after that Bill had expired, thought that
the. Honse-slionid be made aCcrtainted 'with the ex-
-tent to which Such provisions had betri'aeted'upon
without. the authority of l'i -infOtation
would be necessary -previous to tile dieusStoti pf the
Sill or indemnity, wliicli the' Rightllo-. :Gen tle;..
man proposed to brinkfbiward::=;,..
the :i2ould be any objeCtian to' _'.the 15t!'icit:-!Oitfn of
Copies of all Orders front
.the.'d•itferriti.littblie
ficf s, sioce the 27t1r of April, for.the Coltettiop of
Duties mot anthorised
The CHANCELLOR -of.the EXCHEQUER did not ap-
prehentl tha;- there was any other Order but the Or-
der of Council, dated the 22d of May, for continuing,
tie regulations of the A& that.had‘ expired, till other
provisions should hat e been prepared by Rirliaritent,
that could be produced oh thi;i st.thipel; 'and that
cier, he held hand, 'and'hall'brottlif dowti to
present to' the ThB
of the' Ex Cl-It(112 Elt t!)1,-,i) presewed 01e. Order of
CbunCil from the ; which v. al ordered to lieon
the table', and•to be printed. • • •
• Lord HO CIS hoped there' would he no objec-
tion to the produ:tionr,of all Orders that had been
issued in pursuance of this *Order; but after a. few
words from Mr. Row, who observed, that it was in-
tended to introduce a Ciause of, indemnity into the
Bill for reviving -the Alt that had expired, the mo—
tion was abandoned. It was then ordered, that on
kondly next the HOuse do resolVe itself into it'Copt-
tnittee, to consider of the Mt 'of the 43a of the
which-Aka had-been previously entered as
read.. . ;, „ •

Lord RowicK next moved, that there be laid
before the House an Account, shewing the amount
.of. all:sums issued and applied to the payment of
services voted by Parliament since the 27th of April,
specifying the funds out of Which they issued. Af-'
ter a few obserations from 'Mr. HUsliisson, the Ac-
count was:ordered of all sums issuedfrom the receipt
cif the Exchequer. to the
..Paymaster-General of the
EarceS; the Treasurer 'of the Navy, die Treasurer of
the- Ordnanee, and. all .otSa Willie' departments,
from the 27th of April to the 276,41une:
Mr. BANKES gave notice, that of Monday next,-•
.he should' mote for leate to bririeliFA .Bilf to pre-;
;yea the granting-of Plat'es or Otliees;in Reversion•
,t had.also been his intention to give. notice of a'
Moticiri for be revival of. :the Finance Committee,'
but that' was in Other handS; in which he was happy
to see it, and,he•trnsted that. no time would be lint
in bringing it forward.—(On Tuesday, was observed
• froth Eke 7 i easury Benth).
:Mr:W HITBREAD gave notice, that "on Monday
se'utiOit he should submit .a Motion tO:Pie,liduse,
relative to the state of the Nation, ,--"Vhe-.4-jc9;-Gen-
tleman also gave notice, that,
.ott.t.riclay.nAt, he
should move for. the reviiA of One or two of the
Bills..for the Educatibn and Relieforthe Poor. He
trusted..thA there :would be no.objeBion to-extend
the regulations of the Chancellor of the &chequer, ,
relative to private Bills, to these alio..

But the SPEAKER informed the lion. Mewhir,
that there was but one way ofhaving intro Ted.
into that House, which wos, by moving for leave
to britig t help in.
The SECRETARY AT WA a gaVe notice;
Mwiday neNt,.he should.tnove for leave to t in a
Bill to enable the Commissioners of Kilmllitinam
Hospital to make certain regulations. The 0W,..‘.:t of
the Bill was merely to correct certain errors an
A& passed last Se—ssio-6:"