The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-08 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JJJNE 8, 1819.

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 7.

This being the first day after the lie&4s,
ver;il !Jeers were present lotig before five o'clock.
Their Lordships had proceeded with Appeals till
!ready tour, when the Dike W' GORDON took the
Oiths.

Papers were presented from the Mint and the
Bank of Eneland respecting the Copper Coinage,
Gold and Silver 8t(!. ; also from the East
India house, and a Report respecting the Cale-
donian Canal —Ordered to lie upon the table.
Several Private Bills were brought up by Mr.
Hamilton, Mr. M. A. Taylor•. Mr. C. Hervey, and
other Members, and read a first time.
The Members' Qualification Bill was read a
third time, and passed.
Peti,ions were presented by the Earl GREY from
Unitarians of Teutterdeu, and two other places,
and by the Earl Of ALBEMARLE from Unitarians
of Norwich, praying to be relieved from the ne-
cessity of marrying according to the Corms of the
Church of EnOand.

A petition 17 .9 also presented by Lor4l AVCK-
LAN o from l'ilodnipry, Deceit), for tt revision of
the Criminal Laws.—Ordered to lie upon the
table.

A petition from the 'Vestrymen and Inhabitants
of St. I\lary-le•bonne aKainst the West Middlesex
IVater Works Bill, was presented by Lord
KENYON, who moved the recommitment eat the
Hill for Friday, which was ordered.

On the motion of Lord AUCKLAND. n Message
was ordered to be sent to the House of Commons,
requesting a Copy of the Report of the Commit-
tee on the Insolvent Acts.

The Earl of Danl.:LEN' stated his intention, 89
was understood, of making some observations re-
specting the Navy, on Thursday.

of Poiconons Drtnrs.-..;-11.eittl, and ordered to be referred to the
tom witt4., on the Bill.

Sir J. NEWPORT presented the Second Report of the
Commissioners on the State of Education it; Ireland.—Or-
tiered to lie on the table, awl to be printed.
Sir CLERK. presented a. petition from certain Traders
in Edinburgh and Leith, praying for an Alteration in the
Distillery Laws.—Read, and ordered to lie MI the table.
Lord EBRINGTON presented a petitinn from certain Uni-
tarian Dissenters in Devonshire, P.mplaining (as %els under-
stood) of the Marriage Act.—Read, and ordered to lie UII the
table.

Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Burgesses of the
Royal Burgh of Cupar. praying fur a Reform in the Seeti
and ordered to lie on the tablt.
A petition was, presented from the County of Forfar, corn-
plaining of the /7istillzry Laws.-ILead, and ordered to lie on
the tatile.

The bill for the Prevention of Contagious Disease! in
Ireland was read a thir4i. time and passed.
The Report of the Irish Cinrreh Rates Bill was taken into
further con,iileration.

'Sir 11. PARNELL said, that he understood there were
many objectimis to this Bill, and hoped that the forth&
stages would he postponed till next Session, to allow time for
-inquiry for nlitaiiiing information.
Mr. L. FOSTER said, that the fullest time had ,already
been givrn for inquiry, and that the Hon. Baronet came for-
ward and called for delay without nits sufficient reason. The
truth was, that there was a vere urgent necessity for passing
the Bill as seen as possible, inasmuch as the greater part of
the sums which it empowered to he raised had been advanced
by %,..ay of loan. He hoped it would not be thnught a want
of Courtesy if he refused to accede to the request fur delay.
Sir 1. NEWPORT also wi-sleal for deLty.
Mr. L. FOSTER explained.
The Amendmeeta weer then agreed to, and the Bill ordered
to ht read a third tint- on Wednesday next.
Nrn BENNET moved, that their he laid before the House
a Return of all the Offieers and Men appointed to serve under
Captain lianchett in the Preventative Boat Service, from
April 1, 18111, till March 31, Isis.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE wished to know, whether it. was in-
tended that the vacancy in the Court of Excherpter was in-
tended to be filled on by the appoiot merit of a new Baron.
Mr. CLIVE said he was not at all prepared to answer the
question.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE hoped that no, step would be taken
to fill up the vacancy, without giving an opportunity of call-
ing the attention of the Houite to the expediency of not fill-
ing up the vacancy.
On the motion of Mr. LvsnlNGTos, there was ordered
to he la.d before the House an Account of all Taxes expired
or repealed since the termination of the war.—The Pavers
were then brought up and ordered to be printed.