The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-24 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

ABSTRACT OF IMPORTANT PARLIAMENTARY
PAPERS.—..(To be continued regularly)

FINANCE.—The deficiency of surplus of the Consolidated
Fund, on sth of April last, amounted to 3,929,3331. 6s. flid.
The income and charge on this Fund, for the quarters ending
th July, and 10th October last, were as follows.—for the
trstAnarter, income 11,16:5,313/. ; charge 12,952,01.71. ; defi:
eiency $86,7040.:--for the last quarter, income 10,954,968/. ;
charge 8,732,0031.; surplus 2,222,9651.—five million of the
National Debt is paid in these charges.
fly the Account laid before Parliament it appears, that
the amount of the Unfunded Debt of the Country in
Exchequer Bills, outstanding on the Ist of this month,
was 59,227,600/.; of which 3 millions arc held by the Bank
of England, without interest, and payable 6 months after
Peace, out of the -Supplies of the Year; and another 3 mil-
lions held by the same, at 3 per cent. interest, and payable in
like manner, but subject to other contingent provisl(dis in
the Act 48 Geo. 111. cap. 53: the remaining 53 millic4.s
odds are charged on the Surplus of the years 1313, 4, 5.
LEGISLATUNE.—The new Bill for amending the Habeas
Corpus Act empowers the Lord Chancellor and Judges to
issue, in vacation, Writs of Habeas Corpus returnable im-
mediately, in cases other thtin for criminal matter or for
debt ; non-obedience thereto to he immediately punishable as
contempt : such Writs issued in vacation m.".y be made re-
turnable in Term, and vice versa : the Writ may ran into
Counties Palatine, Cinque Ports, and Privileged Places; the
Judges hare power to inquire into the truth of facts in the
retlun, to direct issues to try the same, to bail on recogni-
zance, rued to contravert the truth of return.

A i3AI amends the Birmingham Fire Arms Aet or last•

Session.

I arLAND.—The Bill to amend the Irish Peace Preservation
Act of List Session, provides that the Lord Lieutenant may
alipeint one superintending Magistrate and one set of Con-
stables for two n'. more Counties or Districts in Ireland, on
proclamation of their being in a disturbed state; that he may
appoint in which of the Counties, &c. the Magistrate, &c.
111,1;1 reside; that the Magistrates shall be sworn before any
th,, Peace of one of the Counties for which he is
appoihtee, and constant7y reside in one of them; that the
fle.ad Constable shall also take an oath, as inserto.d in the
Bii!; and that when Grand Juries have not appointed Con-
Etoieg, &c. those acting under 27 Geo. 111. c. 40, shall con-
tinue till the ensu ng

The Bill for repealing the Act of Last Sessitin, granting
Excise Duties, Drawbacks, &c. on certain sorts of Glass in
Ireland, provides for the absolute repeal of said Act, and the
repayment of Duties by the Commissioners of Customs to
psrs,ns who have paid them: it allows the re-export, with a
drawnsick, of all Glass imported into Ireland, Window Glass
only /min re-exported in the original packages; and the ori-
ginal English Drawback to lie refunded by the Trader re-
'Ceiving back the commodity.'