The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-08 00:00:00

' Admiral 14aKimitY wished cu itn=4.v if it was
intendelto found any. Bill on the First 'Report.
•Sl' CHARLES. POLE said, it was.nut within his
province to answer that question.
Lord CASTLFREACti moved fOr an Estimate of
the Profit and Loss of the Last Irufiu C0:4'04%
Sales.'-011.1eted.

Lord CAsTLEXEACH then postponed the East_
India Budget to Monday se'nnight, and gave no.
tice of his intention to move on Monday next for
leave to bring in a Bill to enable the East .indiat
Company to grant certain allowances to the Owners
of their ships which sailed previous to His Dolajtsty's
Message.
Sir itosERT BUXTON moved for an Address to
Hit Majesty, for the Returns to be Laid before the
House received by the Secretary of State for the
Home Dqpartment, of the number of Prisoners corn.
mitted to.the different Gaols of England and Wales
during the last year, with the causes and results of
such commitments.

Mr. Hosucivsy objeded, that no reason had
been assigned for the Motion.
Sir ROBERT Rums: said, the greater part of
the Returns were already in the Secretary -of State's
Office. The reason he wiihed them to he laid be.
fore the Willie was, that they might be informed
as to the increase or diminution of Crimn, in order
that they might make such legislative provisions as
the objea might require,—Ordered.
The Irish Treasury Bills Bill was •read a second
time, and committed for tO-motrovr.

• The Militia Pay Bill, the Militia- Adjutants•
'Bill, and the East India Docks Bill, were read a
third titre and passed.
The Assessed Taxes Consolidation Bill was re.
committed, when Mr. VAustrrAlT proposed an
'Amendment, that where one part. Of.a Parish was
within the Bills of Mortality the same regulations
should apply to the Parish as if the whole.of it was
within the Bills, which was agreed
,to; and the
House having resumed, the Report was ordered to
be received to-morrow.
Mr. EYltt gave notice of his intention to move
-an Amendment in the Chase relative to the Penalty
imposed on the SurVeyor.
Mr. ALIMANDIM brought up the Report of the
Exchequer Bills Bill, which was read and agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to.
morrow.

Mr. VANIITTART brought up a Bill for allowing
the Importation of Corn, &e. into Guernsey kind
jersey for a limited time, and a Bill for allowing
Portugal Wine imported to be warehoused before
payment of Duty, which were severally read a first
time, and ordered to be read a second time to.mor.
row.

The Poor Returns Bill was read a second time,
and cmnmitted for Monday. ,
An Account was presented from the Navy Office
of the Money issued by the Treasurer of the Navy
in pursuance of the Ad for granting Premiums for
finding the Longitude at Sea.—Ordered to lje'on
the Table.
The Friendly Societies Bill was read a second
time, and committed for Monday.
Mr. VANSSTTMtT moved for an Account of the
Produce of the Permanent Taus of great Britain,
far the years ending the sth January, zfioa and
1803, rcspettively. •
The Irish Militia Families Bill was read a second
time and committed for to.morrow.
The further consideration of the Report of the
Scotch Assessed Taxes Bill wai'postiioned till Wed.
nesday,
The Irish Revenue Bill was ordered to be read a
third time to.morrow.
Adjourned at six o'clock till to.morrow.