The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-02 00:00:00

ASSESSED TAN Ec.

The Report of 'lie As,essed Taxes Relief Bill
was broil& op; ,ind- Bill ordered to be re-
committed nev Saturday. • , -

The House having resolved itself into a Committee on the
Assessed Taxes Acts,

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The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER. proposed a
Resolution for extending to .Iretand the benefit of the Conr
r 07:ition for the Assessrd Taxes.—Agreed to.
flonst then resumed, and the Report was ordered to
be received to-morrow.

The Navy Agents' Allowance -Bill was committed.—Re-
port to-am: row.
• Mr. Dighton, front the Royal Military Canal, presented
Accounts of the Rates of Vas of that Canal.—Laid on the.
tahle. ,

The Exchequer Bills Bill was read a second time, and or-
dervd to he committed to•morrow. _

The irish TeeaSary Bills was 'read a second time, and or-
dered to he committed to-morrow. ; • •
The. Reports of the Stonggling, RreVention, the Irish. Post-
Oth-ce, the East India Posta,re, the Southern Whale Fishery,
the Plate Glass, the Coals Drawback, the Vessels Cargo, the
Irish Malt Itetenue;•the• Stage Coach Felonies, the Soap and
Celtic:a-Bills, were received, and the Bills ordered fur a third
reading tieinorruw.
'The Irish Insolvent Act was read a second time, ant order-
ed to committed to-raorrc;w. . _

The New South Wales Trade Bill went through a Coin-
wittee.—lttport tu-DiOrrow.
.T ht Cnarchcs` Building Amendment:Bill was read a third
and passed.
l'rioris Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to. hi; c,.!nuilitted to•monrotia.

The Pauper Lunatic. Bill was also read a second time, and
ordered fur it third Ltacli.rx zo-morrow.
The Fisheries Bill went'ihrOngli a Conimittee. After
a few wsitetsft'om Sir I. Coffin and'Sir H. Parnell, the Report
was ordered to I,e received to-nrnrr tw• _

- :The Iteiti'u-t-of.the '‘treigiA ?f.Breied Bill was received, and
the Bill ordei-ed for a third reading.to-morrow.

Cf)l.l,E( TION or THE REVENUE.

Sir H. PAP,NhLL laid on the, table several resolutions-,
stating, the, an,ount of. the gross receipts of the United Kin,-
doni in and that it appeared that the collection and
niariagein eat of the rtvenue'had not 'cost a less _ sum than
5-075,5701.
At the suggestion of the CHANCELLOR of the E:k.CHF..-
QUER, the deltate on these resolutions was fixed rut Mon-
day.

House went into Comtuittees on the Coffee Exporta-
tion, the Sweets nii,l Made Wines, and the Silk Manufacture
Bilis —Reports to-morrow.
The Spirits ti)llatervailin Duties Bill was read a second
titife, and oriitlred to be committed to-morrow.
The Deceased Oilicers Arrears Bill wasread a second time.—
Comaiittee to-Luorrow.

Goods Certificate Bill in Ireland was read a first time,
and ordered for a second reading to-morrow.

The crush Eicise L>ctiesJlM «•as read a first time, and or-
dk red fora second reading- to-morrow.
The Irish Election Bill was read a first time.—Second read-
ing to- morrow.

f Eneftsh and Irish Militia Pay Bills were read a third
time, and passed.
The noose went into a Committee on the Slate Trade
Pill.—lteport received, and the Bill ordered for a third read-
ing to-morrow.
Si M. FOULKES was understood to present ‘a petition
from Kiog's Lyon, I;i:sling for Annual Parliaments and Uni-
versal Suffrage.---Ordered to lie on the table.