The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-06 00:00:00

UNITARIANS IN IRELAND.

Sir J. NEWPORT moved for leit've to bring in ti
Bill to extend the provisions of the 19th of the
King, cap. 44, amithe.s3d, of the King, cap 160, .
to Unitarians in Ireland.
from Mr' After a few words _ P fEL, and 'Mr,
Cauxsa, leave was given to blingin the 13d1.

• CUSTOM-HOUSE DOCKS IN IRELAND.
Sir H. PAKNELL snored, that there be laid 'before the.
House an estimate .of the expetier in making pew Customs.
house Ducks in Dublin. He said this was being .done at-the
expence of belt a million, whilst Docks cap.:stile of holilins
f.OO vessels, cUight be had (ruin the Grand Canal Company'
for 60,000/
Mr. PEEL; seconded the motion' which, after some ob.
serrations lions Mr. l'onsonhy, Mr. W. Pole, Sir J. Newport,
Mr. V. Fitzgerald, and Mr. Croker, was agreed to.
Mr. PO'..N.SO.N ir in.ed, that mere 'be laid before the •
House an account of all SLRU3 uf money expended in the
Ducks, with the authorities under which it bud been issued,.
Agreed to.
Lord PAIMERstoN obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
abolishing the udicv of Agent General to Volunteer and Yew-
amity Corps.

FINANCE.
Mr. D. GILBERT brought up the Report of the Com..
cnittee of Finaoce,—;:,Laid vu the table, and ordered •to 00
printed.
Tl.e Civil and Military Office Continuance Bill was read a
third time, and passed.
The C.anolittees on the In-urrection Act Continence Bill,
Civil Offices Compensatiiiii Bill, Irish Annuity bid, Mint
Office Regulation Bill, and Rum exportation Bill were syti..
raqput off to to-morrow (t his day.)
'the Irikh Forfeited Itecogoisaoce Bill and Irish Shelia&
Bill acre committed. Report to-morrow olds day.)
The consideration of the Irish Saving Banks Bill was Post•
pored till to-morrow (this day.)
The Copper Local Token 1.1111 was read .a third tittle and
passed.
The Murder in Foreign Parts. Bill was reported, and order,
ed to be read a time to-morrow (this day.)
LEAD MINES.
The Order of the Day for committing the Lead Mines Bill
having been read,
Sir J. triltAlIANI objected to several clauses of the Bill,
particularly to that which weut to arrogate contracts s4leinitly
passed between landlords and their tenants. He coutencled,
that if the present measure were carried into effect, landlords .
who now received 10001. a year, would be reduced to 6001.
and would thus at once lose one half of their property. He
then moved that the House resolve itself into the said Corn• '
mittee this flay six months.,
Lord LASCELLEYI contended, that the effect of the Bill
%Tonic' only be to compel the proprietors of Lead Mines to do
thatahich they had constantly done for 60 rays; It wrothd
only put the case on the; same footing,. by law, as that on
which it had been fur that period by custom.
Atter some observations from Mr:D. Oilbert, Mr. Bankes,
Oeiteral Hope, Lord. Milton, Sir C. Monck, and Mr. Tre-
wayne, the House divided. -
Fur the Committee
Against it
Majority against the 13111
General THOKNTON put off his motion respecting the
Abolition of the Punishment of Public Whipping for Females
till Tuesday nett.
Mr. ARBUTONOT postponed the Commissariat and Ord. •
name Estimates to next Monday. ,
The other OrOers of the Day were then disposed, of, atz4
the House adjourned at Half past 'fortors o'Clock.