The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-12 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, MAY 11.
On the motion of Mr. WELLESLEY POLE, the
Dublin Hospital Bill was 'tad a third tizn,, autt
passed.

Mr. WILBERFORCE postponed the second reading
,of the Overseers Bill to. Tuesday.
The Cninininees on Irish Malt and and
Means, were postpon. d Milt Monday,
On the motion of' Mr: \Vita ai-ns, the -Oil of Vi.
triol Bill was read a second time, and reti-.rred to a

Committee of_the whole House. on Monday..--On
his motion, the West India Insurance Bill wits

a second titne'and committed.

Mr. LusnINGT,N brought up the. ROort of
the Exchequer Bills
.Annuity Bill. The Ai-nend-

menu were agreed to, and ordered to be engri?s,!-d.
Mr. I.3vbid prunted a petition from the Atirkt-:t

Gardenersot Surrey, Kent, &sex, d and Mid
prayiog, an, exQmption from certain clauses in tie:
iiighWay ACt. It was ordered to lie on the t:11110.
Sir Ji. SINCLAIR Postponed the furt! jet' consist ra
tion of the jtepOrtal. the . Highway 11 =t till day
six 'Months: He moved that the Report. of t!ie
npike 'Roads Bill be now taken into co. sidera-
tion.—The Bill was ordered to be ic•conlinittk.d,

upon which t
Mr. BYNG moved. that the Petition of ti M.n.-
ket Gardeners should be referred to tliis Co n-

tnittee.

•. The House then Went into the same Committee,
when the various clauses were agt'eed to and the IL:-
port received. • •
The Irish Stage Coach Bill went through a Com.
mittee. The Report .was ordered to be reieived on
Alonday.

The LORD ADVOCATE of Scotland obtained leave
to bring in a Bill. for Repairing the Roads the
High ands, and Bridges of Scotland. He then
brought in the Bill, which was read a fir., and .•
ordered to be read a second time on Weds; slay
next.

Mr. ABERCROMBIE, as he .S3W the Lord 'Advo-
cate of Scotland in his place, took the opportui:i y
of asking him if he intended fulfilling the sokmn
pledge he ga‘;'e last •Sesstori of bringing in a Bill io
Amend the Bankrupt La.ve of Scotland.

The Lotto AnvocATß of Scotlai,d;.. re;ly,
stated, that he certainly had been called .on to m3k,
this pledge, but,had refused. kowever, x.isile,)
it to be-understood that he had.recei% into?:

'nation as led him. to think that the people of Seot=
land would be more pleased if those, laws, With a
few exceptions, were allowed to remait.as they- are.
Mr, FosTER brought -up the Annual Account ut
the Licenses paid by Lottery Office Keeper,. Ir -
land. Orderato lie on the table. 'He then .
that the Douse should resolve into a Committee, ua
Munday, to consider the Irish Sugar Drawbaa'Act,
which was ordered.

FOREIGN SILK. •
The House went into a Cominitiee on Foreign
Silks.

Mr. Rosri moved the folloving Resolution;
"" Th 4 the Chairman should move the Hous,:
for leave to bring in'a Bill to prohibit the frupora.
Con of Fore.gn Silks, and to increase the sliare.s-ul
officers in seytures."
Sir J. N3AVPORT had no objet ton to the ReSulu-
Lion, whic was agreed to.
Mr. L sunoTou accordingly moved the LL..t.se,
an4.14--,-ained leave to bring in -the' Bill.
Committees were appointed to take into consi It-r-
-ation the Militia Estimates of Great Britain and Ire-
land. •

Mr. GRENFEL gave notice, that he would on N.Ton.
day move for copies of the Corres.'pondetice bo-
tween his Majesty's Ministers and the Commis-
sioners of Assessed Taxes on the subject, of retro-
speEtive surcharges. •

Alder Man COMBE. brought up the' R4.;rt of the
EmbezZlement-Eill ; the.Arnendmenti were ordi!r-
ed to be engrossed, and the Bill to be read' a .third
tune on• Monday.
Sir J. ANSTRUTHER brought up the Report 'of the
ComMittee-on East India Affairs, which wai order-
ed to,be printed. •
The Foreign Linen Bill was read a third tince and
passed.
Mr. R..WARD postponed his' motion relative t 4
the Navy Estimates and additional Seamen till Mob-
day.
Mr. SHERIDAN stated to the, House, that i 9 'con-
.
sequence of a number of other Spanish P
r,h.
neceswy to be added to those he already .
for, he intended postponing his, motion on thiN
je6t. On looking into' the Order 'Book, he towi.t
the lorgeat day he could fix on to be Friday ,e'n-
night, on which he should positively bring she
question forward.