The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-03 00:00:00

On the motion of Mr:BANILES, tlleR6VerSll)ll
Bill was reacta seeondtitne, and ordered (6-be Com-
mitted to-morrow..

Mt% PRENDERGAST gave 'notice, that on the toth
inst. he should move tor the -prodtAionsof Papers,:
relative to trie late ExpeditiOn to Macon, as also with
respe& to. our :ntercourse with Canton,
Mr.- WHITBREAD wised to know of the Hon.
Gentleman opposite,. (MCWharton) if the Itegu.
latiotks -respeaing the Stamp Otlice•had yet been
completed, as no time ought to be lost in submitting
them to the House.

Mr. WHArrrox stated thit he understoottfrom
the .Colleetots of. Stamps they would• be .completed
by nest month. ,;

Mr. WHITZREAD said they had been promised in
the'beginning of April ; that period was now ar--
rived, and they were not now to have them till next
month. He was sorry to see so good a wtrk not
yet done, thinking, as he did, that it might have
been before this completed:

The Report of the Committee of Supply was
brpught up and agreed to.
The Committee; of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed till Wednesday next.

.
The Irish Poor Schools Bill was read a second
time, and, ordered to be committed on Wednesday
next. •

• On the motion of Mr. Secretarj, RYDER, the for;
titer consideration of
,the Report of the Local Mi-
litia Bill was postponed till to-morrow. ,
.• Sir W. IVIILNEit spoke againit several clauses of
of the Bill. -

Mr. RYDER thought the remprks of the Hon.
Baronet would be better deferred till to-morrow.

Mr. WHITBREAD spoke against the clause not al•.
lowing marching money to the men who resided in
the towns where their respe6tive rcgituents were
to assemble. The saving- was quite , insignificant,
and the distinetion might create discontent ; it was
besides unfair, as' the 'men residing in ;the town
would 'necessarily . be, taken away, from their se-
veral employments on the day that the'"others were
arriving.

Sir efiARLES BUPUELL
_objeCted to the system
in general, as too expensive, on account. of its
unnecessary expence. . One third of the number
of Local Militia, as he contended; might answer
the purpose
J ' .
Sir JOHN BEBRIGHT . thought the saving that
would be effeeted by the Clause alluded to, so small,
that no distinaioa. ought to be made. In his ;r4i-
giment he was sure it would not amount to,-gore
than five pounds. -The distinction would qccaSion
confusion.

Mr. RYDER remarked, in . answer to Sir. C-Bur-
rell, who thought they ought to be rechlceil to one-
third, that the clause alluded-to, and the provisions
of the Bill, might remain the same, whatever the
number were. It would be open for any Honour-
able Member afterwards to give his ,opinion respect-
ing the number, and to prOpose a reduCtion in that
respeEt, if necessary.
_ _ _

Ordered, on the motion of Mr. CALCR AFT, that
there be laid before the House a return of the num-
ber 010fficers on" the Staff of the Artillery and En-
gineer, Cot ps.
He moved 'also, that .here be laid before the
House an Account of the sum total of the expen-
diture of the Barrack Department for 1809; " Or
dried.

Lord PALMERSTONE presented td the House an
Accoutit of the Sick that,'had returned from Wal-
cheren up to' the 17th of February, which was or,
dead to Ile on the qibiti. • -

The Militia Completion Bill, after some remarks
from Lord Stanley, was postponed till to-morrow.
" The other Orders of the Day being disposed e)f,
the House adjourned. -

MAILS.
Duz--Lisbon, z Cadiz, i Malta, a Dublin, z Waterford•

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