The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-18 00:00:00

C ONI NEITTtE OF WAYS :IND `NIEXNS.

Tbe,,Houw having gone into a Committee, of
Ways and 3,le.ins-,.
Mr. FITZGE [Lap rose to state the Terms Of the
Loan of 3,00.0,0001. made in Ireland. He ob-
,served, that he 4141 not then intend to occupy the
-Counnitte-e with-a general iliew•tif the Finances of
Ireland,; that his Right Ii >n Frje:ti.,l the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer for.,Englawl having post-
poned to a future day his .-general statement, he
Wonhl, in order to adopt- himself-to the usual
curse, him-in a similar line witlixespect
to Ireland ; but that it was `necessary' that he
shotild state the Loan this day, and hoped its
terms were such as would receive their fullest
.1-.l)prbbatiOn: He then proceeded to state that
-the Loan for 3,000,0001;in Ireland', had been con-
, .
o tractedlor n' the following terms
Idttrest: Sink. Fund. Total;
SOL .06. in the 3 per Cents L. 3 3 p L,O 180 L. 4.1 u
3041.56: iu the 4 per Cents 1.4,7 I-sth 0 614 110 9

•- • L. 4 7 71-sth 1' 4 1 5,11 9
The charge for intere-st for money received being
to the public 41. is. 7d. I-sth per ce:it,,; -and the
total charge for interest and Sinking Fund only
This, he would- take upon him to
say, had been-the hest bargain made for the Pub
lie for many years, and with the sincerest feelings,
Ile hoped •it would prove fairly advantageous to
those who had contracted for it ; he Could not
avoid,drawing the attention of the Committee to
the peculiar circumstance; of this being the largest
.Loan ever blade in Ireland; that the legal interest
in that part of the Empire was 61. per cent.; that
the Loan made in Etrgkmd this year was smaller
than usual, and Much less than had been pre-
viously expected ;. that the- legal interest here was
but 5 per cent. ; and that, though-. the-Loan .to
this Country was' made on terms admitted by all
us imminently advantageons-, vet, had the Loan in
Ireland been negotiated at 4s. 7d. less- interest per
tent. and is. per cent. less total charge to the
Public. He -hoped, therefore; to meet the full
concurrence of the •Connnittee to the Resolutions
which he had to propose thereon, and felt it-un-
necessary to detain them by any. more lengthened
Statements, resesving himself' for any Observations
which might lye-Made, or any further information
which might lee- demanded oly the sui.ject.
. These were accordingly
,pnt 41114.. carried!; as
was one for raising the Sara of, 1,500,00 V/.• by Ex-
chequer Biils,-forthe,service,of -
The Report on the•lrish Exchequer Regulation
Bill was brought up, and ordered to be considered
•
The hishLand Was read a second
time; and• ortiered for a thir&reading On Monday.
11*.,Frr.z.Gs1cp..;0• brought up a Bill to amend
the Irish Customs and 'Excise Acts, which was
read a first.,tinte:

The Irish B,tam'p Duties Bill -*as rend a ''first

ki►ue.

Mr. Ciinn-t presentedn Petition from tlie,Book-
selltrs of Lando* and IVegtiniuster, favour of

the Copy4lght Bal,and az:1111st file clalins of the
versit ies.

The Report of the Copy-right Bill was ordered
forturther consideration on Tuesday sennight.

The IriSl Loan Bin was read a lir-st time.

Mr. C. DuNDAs obtained leave for,a Commit-
tee to revise the Acts relative to t 164: making, of
National Canals,and Aqueducts.
The Irish Fever Hospital Bill was read a third
time, and passed.
The Committee on the Spirit Intercourse Bill
was potponed (01 WedueSday.
The Parish Apprentices_ Bill was read a second
time, atul cominitted for Friday next. •

The Report of the Overseers of, the Poor Bill
was brought up ; and the Bill ordered for a third
reading on Monday. . .

On the motion pf Sir H. MILDATAY foi the third
reading of the Michaelmas Quarter Session i Bill,
a conversation arose, in Which Messrs. HoLmE
I:iomNim,,,CALVERT, and Serjeant ONSLOW parti
cipated. The Bill was then read a third .time,
and passed.
_

A Message from the Lords announced their -as-
sent to several•public and• private Bills, without
any amendment.

The [louse went into a Commit tee on the Deeds
Attestation Bill.—Report on Monday.
The farther consideration of the Private Roads
Bill was postponed till Monday.
Sir Jontsi Nr.wrora moved for an account of
all sums of money remaining in what is called the
.Dead Fund of the Court of Chancery. He briefly
prefaced his Motion by observing on the neces-
sity, in all cases, of giving the fullest notice of
such sums, with the names of the parties, that in-
dividuals might come forward to claim their rights.
Leave given.=The lion. Baronet then said, he
intended' to move' for the Attendance of the proper
Officer of the Court of Chancery, to account why
the orders of the Blase, for the production of
Papers sliewing:•te -*tease of Fees, had not
been complied
Mr. COUETEN iy trid Mr. WL;THERALL said a
few words in exculpation of these OtiicerS-3 and
nrged that it was only from the complexity of
their nature that. the accounts .were;not all: re-
ceived. Sevefal of thens were afterwards: brought
up.—The House then adjourned till Monday.