The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-01 00:00:00

ROUSE 'OP COMMONS.

TRURSDAY, MALCII 31.
Tut Spitakt it took the Chair at half past three
o'clock, when the House proceeded to ballot for two
Committees to try the merits of 'the petitions, corn.
plaining of an undue election for the borough of no-
with, and the town and borough of Berwick upon
Tweed.
The following Gentlemen were chosen to try the
merits of the Harwich eltetion. . • .
Wm. Alitforgt, Esq. The Hon. 41ex. C,chrane,
Charles Chaplin,_Esq. Lcotii F. A. Spencer,
The Marquis of Douglas, •' Robert Fellowes: Es
Si: Hugh Inglis Sir Qeo. Hai:lay, .
ate Hon. lohn'O'Nitl, Gr
The lion. John Scott, Lord Viscount Vunlow,
Thomas Everett, Esq. The Hon. St. A. St. John.envillitt
Robert Holt Leigh, k.sq.
The followiog Gentlemen • were also
The Kr. Hon. Ir.
chosen by
ballot, to try the merits of the contested elation
for the town and borough of Berwick upon
Tweed.
Thomas Estcottrt, Esq. • . ohn Buller, Esq. _
The Hon. Arch. Acheson, ohn Calvert, Esq.
The Hon. J. C. Bamford, it Robert 1
Buxton Batt.
The Hun. Henry Lascelles, Albemarle Bade, 'Ebel-
Wm. Odell, Esq. Lord Kensington,
Lord Hervey, . The lion. Charles Grevl,l
John Whlionon, Esq. , Sir lames S. Erskine, five.
Sir Robert Pre, Ban.

The Roman Catholic Oath Bill waaatead a third

time and passed.
Sir joint Arronsoi brought up `t e Report of
the St. Giles's Borial.Ground W3S real
and agreed to.
The &tunas from the Minutoa of the Donferm.
tine Election- were brought up, and ordered to b*
printed.,

Leav,e wns given to Ming in a Bill fot ereaing a
new. Workhouse, in the Parish of Sr, Jams, West•
minster.

Sir JAMES PULTENEY brought up a Report
from the Committee appointed to cry and determine
the merits of the Carmarthen Eleetion.' The Re.
port stated, that the Counsel far the parties con.
terned having represented that it would very
much facilitate the purposes or justice, that the
Counsel should be allowed a certain time to arrange
and class the Votes on both sides, the Committee
had come to a resolution,to ask leave of the House
to adjourn till Monday morning next.
The SPEAKER said, that this application sit•
itended upon the precise uirords of an Adt of Parija-
liamenr. By the provision of the Act in question,
the House were empowered to alloi,b a Committee .
to adjeurn, upon a special cause assigned, and upon
the consent of the parties ; it would therefore re-
main for the House codetermine, whether the CAW
assigned upon the present occasion, would induct '
them to grant the permission rsquired.
Upon the Motion of Sirla"mis PutrsNET, tht
House granted leave to the Committee to adjourn
to Monday next.
The House resolved itself into a COMMitTio Of
Ole whole- House, on' the Grepida..Lop
c par k was ordered to be received in.tritoirow..„.
The House resolved itself into- a Coiiiiiifti4 of
the whole House on the kxchequer
The Report was'ordered to.be received.to-fl
,•Mr. ALIXANDVR brought up *the Inn.Kecyere.
Subsistence Bill f which was read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time to-morrow.

The Hoare resolved itself into a Committee on
the America!: Commissioners Bill, when the C;o:n•
mittre reported progress,' and have to
sit
again to.motrow,—Ordered.
,Adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow,