The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-29 00:00:00

CHIN:ON, LOTki CASTI.V. E AC:EIi Mr. 01111/41SB y, the
CM ANC PLIM/ or the EXCH Eke; ER, and Mr., CAL-
tAFT, respecting t..nurts.M trtial in Ireland, in
which Mr. H urc to MON orged the necesqity of
providiug against Courts. Mar fiat proceeding against'
'Pri,onos without giving them time to call in Wit.
iit4.-4!?'nff.:PSS:try "to their &knee. The CHANCEL.
Ltia of the EXCHEQUER called upon the lion. Gen.
tletian to adduce any instance of a Cnnrr_Martial
:thing in that manner in Ireland after the Martial.
Law • till was passed. M. HursHimort urged,
that he wished to provide .'sgainst, a possible ease,
and not to make any insinua,tion,agpinst the Courts.
Martial in lrelat.d. The CHANCELLOR of the Ex.
CHI zotAt discl'aitned any insinuation against the
Hon; Gentleman.

The Amendments proposed by the CHANC 6 LLoR
of the EXCHEQUER were then agreed to, and the
House having resumed, the Report was received,,
read, and agreed to, and the Bill was afterwards
read a third time and passed.
The CHANCELLOR of the Exca EQU Sit moved for
leave to bring in a Bill to empower the Lord Liem
tenant of Ireland, or any other Goverriots, to take
into custody such pertetos as may conspire against
!Hy; Majesty's Government and Person.
Leave being granted, the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUEL then brought in the Bill, which was
read a first and second• time, and committed .to a
Committee of the whole House ; in which he pro.
posed, that the Rill should expire within six months
after the commencement of the next Session of Par.
liament. The House then returned itself, and the
Report was brought up, the Amendments agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be engrossed : after
which, the Bill was.read a third time, and passed.

Lard CAsi Len tarot postponed the Committee on the
East-India Finance Accounts till Monday.
The Dover Pilot Bill was read a first tune, and committed
to a Committee of the whole House to-morrow,
The Alien Bill was read a second tone, and committed to
a Committee of the whole House on Mday.
On the Motion of Mr. Cogity, the !louse wont into a
Crul.nittee of the whole House oh the Irish Glebe.Hause
Biln, and the Report ordered to he received tomorrow.
Mr. VA NSIT TAIt T postponed the further consideration of
the Report on tine Assessed- Tax Bill till Monday. Also the
Report of the Scotch Assessed Tax Bat till the same day,
Mr. ALEXANutot brought up the report of the Inconie
Property Bill, the Amendments wej accordingly read and
agreed to, and an aendinewty was Pro Posed by Mr. et..-
newts, thati m
eight Commissioners should be appointed out
of the Inhabitants of Norwiek, to execute the duty of the
Bill fur that City; which Ainendttient was also agreed to.
Mr. VANSITIAAT proposed a clause, that all perscins who
have more than two children, born in Wedlock, should pay
a reduced Income 'lax. This' clause was added to the.
; it was then ordered to be engrossed, and read a third.
-nine to-morrow.

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The House went into a Committee on the Irish Duty
Bill, The Repoli. w:18 ordered to he received to.onorrow.
The Report of the Poor Curate Bill was read, and agreed
to, arid the still ordered to he re-cominitte.i.
The C uArCF.t.LOit or Exerts Sao F.it intntmed the !louse,
that he should, in a Committee of titc \ook: fku„
morrow, consolidate the Duties on St:thips.
Sir WILLIMI SCOTT moved the (mkt of the Day for the
House to go into a Committee on the Admi ra t y Pfize.
Courts Bill. The Ca.% ricct, Lek or' Eaten LOIJa moved,
that there be instructions to the Committee to consider of
the nature of the pr,,,,itjun to be granted to the judges, whir
may be appointed to the Courts of Malta. Barbadoes, and
other. places. After sonic conversation between. Sir W L-
CLAM SCO Cr, Mr. BUR DON, the CHANCELLOR of the
Excite:wax:a, and Or. I..wastscs, the House went into
the Committee, and the. Resolutions were read and agreed to.
A Message! from the Lords stated, that their Lordships
had agreed to the I rich Rebellion Bill, and the Bill to em-
power his Majesty's Lord Lieutenant and other Governors
to take into custody any person who may conspire against
His Majesty's Perien and Government.
The Lords also requested the House of Commons to give
them the evidence of the. Committee on which the House of
Commons had passed the Cotton Bill. The Masters in
Chancery were then ordered to attend, and receive their
Lonlshipte request.
The Report of the Vice-Admiralty's Prize Court Bill was
brought up, and ordered to be teeetved. to-morrow.
The CHAticst.t.ort of the EXCHRQ,URR gave notice that
he should move, in a Committee of Supply, some. Resolu-
tams with respect to several Accounts now on the Table-
The other Orders were then read and dispus,:d of, and the
House adjourned at Half past Eleven o'Clock.