The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Colonel BAGwEt.t. reported from the Taunton
Election, Cotninittee, that Sir Win. Burroughs,
Bert: was not duly elected ; that Mr. Collings.
ought to have been returned; and that the oppo-
sition to said petition was neither frivolims nor
yekations.

Sir C. ROBINSON reported from the Galway Election
Committee, that the Sitting Nlember, Valentine 'Blake, Foal.
was duly elected ; and that the petition was not frivolous or
vexatious.

Mr. I,Eq.IE presented a petition from the High Shuriff
and Grand Jury of the County of Monaghan, praying fur ati
alteration in the -Grand Jury Presentment BlU.—Ordered to
lie on the table.►

Mr. DENI"ON .presented petitions from Camberwell and
Bermondsey aOilist the Parish Clerks' Bdl.Ordered to lie
un ttik table. .

11r. LYT'fELTON presented a petition from the Solicitors
tend Attornies of the County of Devon, against unqualified
persons being permitted to act as Conreyancers.—Ordered to
lie on the table. •

STGART WORTLEY presented a petition from the
Woolltn Nlannfactitreei 4,f the West Riding of Yorkshire,
against the rePeal of the law for stamping woolltns.—Ordered
to lie on the table.

Petitions mere presented from Abingdon, Kendal, St.
Mary's, 4'-liitechatiel; and St. Paul's, Depttoid, against the
Poor Settlement Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table.
• Mt' FAZAKEIILEY presented a petition from Great
Grimsby, againt the. Electors' Oath gill.—Ordered to lie on
the table. ‘_

Mr. ZA.KEI,LEY moved for the production of certain
Accounts relating to the Proceeds of the Sinking Fund, for
the yeArs 1814, 15, 16.--LOrdcred.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

On the motion of Alderman WAITH MAN, there was or-
dered tube aid before the [Joust., an Account of the Ag-
gregate Number of Persons discharged n!,der the Insolvent,
Act; the gross amount of their Debts; the gross ainimut of
the Property received by the As,ignee; the gross amount
of Fees paid to the Officers of that Court, specifying the ap-
plication:
'f lie into a Committee on Thomas's Divorce
Bill, when 'witnesses were examined.
BANK REPORT.

Mr. PEEL gave notice, that on Monday, the 17th, he
should move -the House to resolve itself into a Committ,e
of the whole LAotise ho' the purpose of tat %' into eonside-
rati ,n the Ri:port of the Secret Committee on the Affairs of
the Bank, • . .
STOREKEEPER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Mr. HUME stated,tliatia utscier to spew the enormous ex.
pence incurred in the storekeeper-General's Department, he
rose to move that theie be laid before -the House a Return'
of the Haltipay,of that Estahli,hnient, stating the previbos
Services of the tiffiee'rs so placed, anti the renfons for. such
disposition ; together w•lth a Return of all the Notingent Ex-
penre of 'Warehouses,. ike. ,Connected with
that Department of the Pu,blicNerrice.,-(irdcred.
!Oil the motion of Mr. LUSHINGTON, it was ordered,
that thete be laid' before the House an- account of the
Aniount of- the Sale of StureS, &c. in the Storekeeper•Geire-
ral's Department.
NORTHERN mourr.•

.Mr. M. A. TAYt.Oß'wished to ash the iN'ohle Lord oppo-
site, if any steps bad_ been taken towards' holding Assizes
more frequently on the Northern Circuit ?
Lord CASTLEItEAGH was unable to' give a satisfactory
answer'at tiresenti but would make inquiry into it.
Mr. LONG presented Accounts .of the Atmy Extraordina-
rries.—Ordeoa to lie 'on'thetable.
,Mr. GORDON knew that any motion, directly or indirectly,
in favour of Parliamentary Reform, was viewed with great
horror on the opposite side of the House,' bat he hoped the
petition he had to' present would he received. '.l t • was from
certain inhabitants of the Northern part of Wilt skirc, who
complain/al-that they were some -fifty orsixty miles from the
place at. which heir Representatives were elected, and were
from this circumstance unable to cote. They prayed that
power might he given to the Sheriff to. move the Election to
the County Town, which would afford them an opportunity of
giving their vote.
After a few words from Mr. METHUEN, the petition was
ordered to lie on the table..