The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL 'PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE. OF COMMO.VS.

WEDNESDAY, mAitdx 7.

'Mr. CREEvEV,,in the absence of Sir -F. ,Butdett,
pos:po;lea the motion respetling:Alr. Gale Jones
(which stood for Thursday) till._,Monday.
On the motion of Mr. Loiio.;General Don and
CoMnel Wilkins -were-Ordefed to attend the Com-
mittee on she Expedition to the taiodt.
. On the motion of Mr. BYNG, a Corrirnittee Was.
appointed,fs take into consideration the:expediency
of giving notice of any intended application to Par-
li:anent respeBing the employment and majntenance
of the. Poor.of any. parish or distria: To which the
:Standing,Order. relating • to 'the lighting, cleaning,
of,parisires was•ordered to be referred. •
~The House went, into a Cominittee on
port
,of the Expiring Laws. Bill,Avhicb Was ordered :
toll, 'received to-morrow. • . - - •
Mr. WHARTON. brought up the 'Report of the
King's Proctor, relating .to Prizes taken by the
Navy ; 'as also E4tiniates of the Expences likely to,
be incurred in the. building of a new, 'Mint,., and of
repairing Henry the Seventh's Chapel.--Ordered,
to lie on the table.
The lrish. POst Roads Bill went through a Com-
mittee, the -Report of which-was ordered to be re-'
ceived to- morrow.
-Sir C. POLE gave notice, that" he should move tO-
-morrow_se'nnight for -certain documents relating, to-
the Servitude-and Education-of the Sons of Admiral
Montague,. and other Naial Officers; who he un-
derstood were educated, at the NaVal-Acaderny.
SIR, RICHARD' STRACI4AN's 'NARRATIVE._ -

Caoßaa rose -to call the attention 'of_ the

House to a point of order, An: Hon,„Officer,,w hoin
fie did not then see in his place (Sir Home Popham)
had applied to him the preceding day, to know, if
be had any objeetion to a motion for the
,prodti6tion
Of certain papers.frorn:the Admiralty, among others,
Sir Richard Strachan's Narrative. In reply, he told
the Hon Officer iliat.,;he had one very decisive ob-
jeCtion to the. notion,; which, was, that "some of-the
papers were not in the Admiraltk; and therefore he
advised the lion. Officer to giVe.h•fnotioe Of his rno-
, fion. It happened,, however, that the .Hon. Offi
cer, *by-some inadvertency, he 4,Upposed, -made the
motiotufor the papers yeiterday evening; the :conL.
sequence .of which was, that there was an order for
the produaion of papers, some of which were-not
in the.AdMiralty at the time the order bor6 date, for
some of them bad not been delivered to the Admiralty-
till thfee o'clock on that day: Flethought)t right
to call the 'attention -of the House to this point of
fotn3,-.ancl to state the difficulty which .he felt- in
complying with this order. It appeared to him that
the most proper course to adopt would dye to rescind
the first 'nation, :and then to .Move in the regular
way for the papers.. He concluded with making a
motion to that effe6t, which vas agreed to. •- •
CittokEit Then- moved for the Papers, and af-
terwards presented them. •
Mr. W. POLE" brought up certain Papers respedt7
ing ArdglaSs Harbour.—;;Ordered to lie on the-table.

Mr. W. POLE brought in a Bill for amending an
dl of the 40th of his present Majesty, relative to
,ttie Fouudling Hospital of Dublin, which was read
a fit st; and ordered' to be reed a second, time • to-

LusxmoToN brought in a Bill relating to the
Distideries of Ireland, which was read a first, and
oinercd to be read a second time to-morrow. ,

Mr..LLISHINGTON brought up; the'Report of the
Mw ny Bill, which was re-committed; alter which,
the Report was receited.-7,Ordervd to be e;igiossed,
and reacts third time to-morrow. •
Mr. GILES mot•ed (Or d Retrirn of the Number
of Men who hid volunteered from the Militia into
the Begulars,ind other Military Documents.—Or-
dered. _

WArtnLE gave notice, that he would to-mor-
row wove for the Reports of the Board of General
Officer.; who recommended -the afrpointtnent of the
nt:w Medical Board of the- Army. • • - • ,
The Sugar Bounty Bill went. ti-w9uigh a Commit-
tee,,the-Report of which was order ad's he received
tovirtorrcrw.'. A tj ourn td.

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