The Sun. — London, England, 1820-06-22 00:00:00

1)(1. r"ant - T-' ct. • , 4:1 t : _ . tiiiff)-11.41 • - ,1. M~ . .' t • .0/ , '‘',l\o4-11//ell//, 0 ..") (4c74 ,1 J. :O - // i . ~/z ~,... _ ..eir,e, ,f, t i . 4 '''' 14-1 /11( 4 7 4 -... 4r ~ , 4 „.. . „ UlVirrit S 6 2 ] z ,-:, -117- 1 .- .. ' , ',..i ,4:4+A ~..... ,, ...... .\ - :: ..., ;./ . / z e .i...._ , . ..- ..,: ,,,, ii,.....1,4 , 4 ,---- , , ,., ,,, , , ,, .,..- -„.,...,..., ,- -, ±1'.'1..., - ; - 'iri ':' - '4-*,,' ,_- - _ '',. ,\I % I t :, • . .....- --- 1 1 ,1$AfX!:, k , ' - 'l. =2l--- -- _ - _- -- ---- "",-., '"-- • i,, ',/:. - -i't -, _ 4,3, , ,,,,, t , :0 : ,k, s ?..... 0 -yi --- - ,,Wrek.,,,, ~,,,,,, ,4. Ad c - si 2.,,;: i t .- 4, , ,4 4 ,6. K-_- .; . A. - - .., ,-,, . :-/ ,477,17 1 1 , • ,:'. ~ mil ,(;., ./ iiiio4 , f - e ;00,04.-- e. - .-' ,or -A,„-___, --it 4r. .e.."- . _ THURSDAY, JUNE 22, IF2O. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. 1 7 I CTILIL L I 6- EFICE, iltene 2, 1520. E CO :11M ISSIONE RS : for VICTUALLING itLiciEsTY's N4VY hereby gire Notice, 'lzt " . nesday, the 27th instant, they will he readY to re ye'e renders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the sup- Ply srparate'Contracts, - of what FRESH BEEF nzarbe }e tied .I%r the use of his Mojesty's ShiPs and - Vessels at "ear and Ryan, awl at Leith, Leith Roads, and e Firth of Edinburgh; for Twelve Calendar Months, the Jr utlit er from the 28d Jail', anti the latter frunt the lOth of 44gnit next. Conditions of the Contracts nut?, he ieen at the Secre 17' ( Vice, at this; Office, or by applqing to the Collectors of . " Nes/3es Cueams at Stkaiireae, caul at Leith respec- regardwill be had' to any Tender in which. tke Prize " t it not be inserted in Words at length, orthat shall t)t be 41 ,,," 0, 1 to the Board before One ,'Clock on the said rues :l'ole 47th inst. nor unless. the Person who snakes the 7'en --r, qv some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer taltencalle.l 1 .8 "0 Tender must also be aeco»apataied by a Letter signed 1 " , respansilde Pers.nnss, engogidsr to became 4ound. with t kP P urht tea , teripg; lit the-Penal Sam of L. 600, for Me -4'?(-4jorntanee 01 each of I4P . 6ontraet:* r'ICTal I LING-OP E Juni - 20, 1840. COllllll ISSIONERSIor VICTUALLIN6 l iisALLIESTk'S NA 'Y do hereby Arzre Notice, That ne P* f• ort, the :30:.b ins . they will be ready to receive Tenders 6arded up), ails! treat for n`n.v l iondred Chatdrons of vrrrs TANFIELD MOOR, I I : ()W N'ti. wALL<END, WINDSOR'i PONTuP, TOWN '.4I.-/.IIAIN, or SI MPSON'S - PONTOP COALS, Vat. ho i rest e!crintinn ryni.tp,,y) in en ire Cargoes. ° he *Plionsand Sachs of BP CI7IT MEAL. 1. " 4 " Hundred Sacks or KILN-DRIED HOLTAMOLD tr.qu'll to - be a:eject to the usual warranty-of Twelve' • "ehs ; and Fi feY o f NEW OATMEAL. ' ri te wh o l e t o b e d e li v e r ed , i n t h e spetee o f O ne M ont h , i nto zi z,u B . -1-I,lewty's 1 ict ua lli ng St ores a t Deptford ; an d t o b e te by Bills payable, Without Interest, Sixty days: after .ot e . • 4 '4 Conditions of The Contracts may he seen at the Se c''` • 4 Vo re,rard will be had to any Tender in which the Price , 4 , 414 4 not be inserted in words at length, or that skull not be de n''''ect to the Board before One o'clock on the said Fri :7!4 the 30th. instant, ncr unless the Person who makes render, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to " "r when called %or. -• • FINISH OF. THY. LOTTERY. ta's,ooo.Tickete; were drawn the First Day. -- i r ittre .Ir,w,i the Secand • 50d_7'ivliets were Oats a Ito. Thirdflar. / 7 .011 t follttcLets reniain tt lie drawn Pay. u Frierld#, te-osimie: i-bar the-late Lottery 61iisiter . / Vile 2 ,, To-Nion;tow, the 2.1,1 INs'eANT, " , t 4 1 , - ",:' the Twelre Ttioassod Ticlets now in the Wheel 41 'swit ; as must, alro, the Foor Stock Prizes of trcu Mthe F o rty-tour o ther. Stork Capitals, and the Four; "Y Capitals. 3:,!* on , -,vo ol are remark:ll4 fortunate when Orizes form part of the Scheme, as he has sold and ,);, Many :iO.OOl. Prizes as all the oter °thee keepers 1 .444: 4 " 4 ) aDd 0 are the only Oiiices that h ever 861 d in One ALL THREE PRIZES OF 30,0001. Alseur) UNDRAWN TICKETS awl SHARES are Cir t g,,"" T. ItiSH. liwtkrbroiier, 4, and A. th wha Wu: already cold SIAICAPITALS in r esent 1111 4 .,. 1- Yarihus apparent inducernents have been held out at reth period s of this Lottery, by which persons were led ( geem,,,,i want , w es were t o h e o b ta i ne d ; .aitd by thin te ett ";4 nf the Anre:ti,anielos, &c it appeared ilvit they th en I ,' lh• bad only at particular ()dices, but such has not n ayt cis v. tor SIKH'S Customers ni,sy rest assiirefi they I,„ !'d. and will have, every advantaze the Scheme may 11 011 4141 I" ,, sess, although lii t-: is 1\ (Er the CONTIIAC. , 11 " any concern in the Lottery or itS NIANAUE - " - 1, 1 DR. NORRIS'A FEVER DROPS. o' every kind, whether Tvphqs. In ittinwatorv, Putrid, Bilious, or Nervous; the Yellosv e 'ers, and Bilioiss Complaints endernical ai "sbut especially slestaticlive its the West anal, Atuerizt4 ; its the core of which cases these Drops pro nounced a perfect sp ec ific. i v : „ 1 , hoot waitin g fo r a cr i s i s or paroxistu of the disorder. Vabtlagtablv to th e directions in the sere, at an.l diatinct lod ge ' 1 ;ot a 'single instance has ever conic to the know- As Pr. Nosiats, in which they have failed to cure.. aluo4l,%ril'lCe, an antipsitrescetst, and to.tic, these in ,'")ps stood at present unrivalled, and if it Weak' ? 4 !)%t . ally Medicine to merit the Willie of univer . sia, the " ottn;"ve arid successful experience declares this above As m i s etafitled to it. ;, i t at ) lish, r r : 4 ris Moore resides now in the country, he has R epot with Mr. Eilwatils, M, Saint Paul's ;gtrvet.lle altd ulr. Sansier ' Oxtortl street, oppo.ite Bout tonotiee, that " Thomas Norris Moore 'l l11 )'ll atti tin the St ani p.—Pticc 2s. Od., I is., and in Fa 'e'i 225 , each. , iteer',„,, 'il fnrs T HE GROWTH OF THE -HAIR- ' '"de.il by the late Dr. Hunter and other eminent 11 Physicians. - 1-ID() N 'And cwi Ptl NY resPect' - ' III Y in ti 0,, t o t "ritt the Public, that having . had continual tial "kiec they have, t the Ill" f("ignTr awe of " HtIILE DIVIN I '' 11 0P,Z , N ukg r"iiii1 of nunterous Friends, at . 4tvd, , I :ba n t ta ? e t a, 1 ,, . o f IL OIL," as nitire appropriate, it hem-. , 0 li ii' anuscript Recipe of Culpeper, the celebrated Islig s i Litaftist ii.liatllte.re the. Hair has fallen off from illness,. pers . p , irathii, it, g l ' " elitnate, C. the Botanic. Oil will intallthi3 re s t ore t i.. In ordinary C4NeS, a 7s. 6(1.• Bottle aill prove its e . - . 4 11, :cy ; hut milt,re th,..r.e has 1,,,,n great neglect, or whe r e e t .„ PaF tY is adS•ahced in life, a certain" . perseverance is ne .ary. s ion on the „,., .re testimonials of its rehear}', its a Dissertat ion este " ir enclosed round eadi Bottle. It is also m uch t ev e : l "d by Lathes for dressing the Hair ; it that , " li, i . , _, o harsh, beautifully soh. and glossy, keeps :s.O 'n,Parts a ieviyin"." • it in curt Crateful ierfume. Price as. 6J., 5,`,11.1 and One (4trine!'t. I • - • - ( ' ) ." . 111 liy the roprittois' Wholesale. Agent Mr. ATKIN- N P • t_ ,, , ei fittllrr, No. 44 ; Cierritrd-st rev', Soho-square ; zt,:c.itt,s,.. (Little itild Pierce, 57, New 130nd-street ; Messrs. tfin e J, ' 1 . 9 4 Ilie, Coaspfir.siie e t ; Mr. ' Riztlv• 65, "taP. ki - ' .' n u by most Perfumers ;and Medicine Veuders in tie I) gdoin-..• .... - • . Als o btlitnif .1-111DSON'S BOTANIC I'OOTH .. POWDER, fm . . at. 1 .1' 11 1( 41141 preserving the Teeth, fasiening those that I ,..''' ', reninving the tartar, and voting the scnrey in the ‘1,...3, oel. infalli bly prevent in to , " -'"•.'4 4 '•• ... the Toot)) .Achc, ,I'rit;ei.D.l HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON. ASPECIAL GENERAL couitr of this CorrPoRATIoN will he held at the Freemasons' Ta vert, on SAturiiny, theist of July, at Five o'Cloclt, The Must Noble the . Marquess of HUNTLY, President, in the Chair. Gentlemen intending toy be present, arc requested to leave their names at the Bar of the Tavern, on or before•ihe 29th instant. Dinner at tx o'Cluelt. D. NI ACKlNNON,} Secretaries. J. DUFF, Londoa, June 20, ISM. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, June 21, 1820. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERi 'of Ilk MAJESTY% TREASURY havin4 comidered the ME MORIAL of the CONTRACTORS, and that it will not he possible to hare another Contract for a Laitery" for some time, hare Brea pleased to order that the DRAWING of the THIRD LOITERY 1819 should be POSTPONED front the Twenty-third Instant to the Twelfth Day ofJuly Next. L. 11 ESsE. CORNHILL, - Jane 41, iS4O. rinflE CONTRACTOR. , for tor. present L(') F-. TERYtakelhe earliest opportunity to acquaint their Friend' and the - Public, that as no fotthe'r Lt.ttety, for some time, will he contracted for, the Lords Commi.sivmers of His Maleoy's Ttea,uty, by their Warrant of this day's date, have most kindly ro,rpoNED the DRAWING. from the 23d Iristant until WEDNESI)AY, the 12th Jniy. OFFICE OF ORDNAXCE, June 5, Mo. rwli t UE NIA!.. ER. GENERAL and BOARD of ORDNANCE haring granted their Anthority for the SALE of IMPRESSIONs taken from the PLATES engraved on a Scale of one incli to a Mile front the Gl NERAL SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Super intendence of the late plaster-General WILLIAM MU GE,/ of the Royal Artillery, LL.U. F.R. and A.S., the Public are hereby informed, that THuvry.Two PLATES (forming eight parts) of that Work are already FINISHED, and that Impressions front them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of London. These Plates complete the NI, p of the Coast from Orfordness in Suffolk, to the Land's End in'Curnwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, nval Bristol. Several other Plates of this Work are now in hand, and Part Nine, consisting of five additional Plates, which contain nearly•the whole of Pembrokeshire, with parts of Cardiganshire and Caermarthenshire, and the Island of Lttudy, will be poblished on the Ist,of August next. Gentle men wishing to procure a Map of t he Country, surrounding their own habitation, may, on application to Mt. BAKER, at the Ordnance Man Office (where an Index Map will be slie\en) seket any sheets they please, for that purpose. chit I.ett-:s ea this sultiect, addressed to Mr. Baker,:under corer to the Secret:lly of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, will.boiumediately attended to. By Order. of the Board, It. H. CREW, Sec. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. • June 11, 1920. . . XTOTICE it berelly given, that GENERAL 1.11 . COURC of the Coft.PORATION of the ROYAL EX (.3HANGE ASSyRANCE will he holdem'at their Office., over the Royal Exchange, on F.:ID:IY, the 42ith lustitit, from Twvive u'( pock in the Forenomi in Two o'Cloeli in the Ai ternoon, for the Deterininwiun,.4 HslLit, of I c foilo%t Quest ion, agreed to in the Genet Court of this Day, That a Distribution of Twenty Pounds per cent. be made to the Proprietors, on the `:ants standing in their itatael ." .pectively on the day of the shutting of the Transco: Book 4, and 111,0' the Amount there .it he tillied to the lista tl IVarranti for the Midsummer Dividelid, and print accordingly." SAIVILTELFENNING.'itia. secretary. BRITISH FIRE nrrlcE, STRAND Aid CORNiIILL. ","J'A BD SHED iii 1799 for 14.11ipti.cc of H11(1, , , Bei; i mot, Nlanufactories, Goods. and Mei-. coaochze, Vcs3els, aril other Property, on the most equitahie trims, awl on principles affording solid and per, manent s.cnrity to those insured. DIttPCT GEORGE HOLME SUNIN WILLIANI Al.littiN, I Rt. Hon. the Vice t;liancellor Hon. Uonglas Kinimitd %ir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. Sir Robert 'XigrAiii, Bart. Aznew . . (IRS. &C. ER, ESQ. M. P. Chairman. SQ.. Drpnt) Chairman. C L laarles Freeman, Esq. Neill Malcolm, Esq. George G. Mills; Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. Rulwrt Tavhir, Esq. John Varnham, Esq. Joseph ‘Varner, Esq. • j, tres I.Vest, Esq. Rd. ‘Villiains, Esq. Solicitor. RICHARD BARNES, sec. John Bub!), Esq. S. P. Uockerrii, Esq. James Henry Deacon, Esq. Francis Fretting, Eq. FAMILIES :3010 - ABROAD, OR RETURNING FROM • THE EAST AND VI . 'EST INDIES. J MILLARD respeetfitilY informs the No •lbility: Merchants, and Families, that his PATENT curni is sold stamped, exclusively, at his FOREIGN and BBL FISH FAMILY LINEN WAIiEIIOUSE, 14, CHEAP SIDE, in entire eases, for Exportation, and by the Piece ; of'26 to 52 yards fur Shirting', peculiarly desirable to 'oar in the East and West Indies, where a warmer Article - than Linen is required, in the cold Climates, and for its economy. The Pieces for Sheeting contain trom two to four pair each. •ro BE PEREM►'TORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an ORDER of the HIGH COURT of CHAN CERY, made in five several causes of STRANGE yerstis To wGooD, STRANGE versus Arl'ORN EY-GENERA 1., SAVORY versa TOWGOOD, ► OWG . )00 rersns THOM , SON, and ANSON versus 71 . 0WGt 0.), with the approba tion of FRANCIS PAUL S PRATFORD, Esquire, one fo the Masters of the said 'Court, at the PUBLIC SALE ROOM of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery•latie, London, on TUESDAY the 4th day of July, 1820, between the hours of one' and two o'clock in the afternoon,.in ttn Lots, THE •. Li F E-I NT E REST of - JAMES STRANCi4, Esquire, ire two suing of 56,6501. 14s. Id. three per tent. in Consolielted Bank Annuities, and 36.3211. 7s. 10 , 1. three per Cent.. Reduced Annuities, re spectively standing in the name of the Accountant-General of the said Court, ihi r trust in the said Chose, Anson versus- TOwgolid. p i i n r,d Pat-tick:tars :nay he had gratis, at the said Master's C'it;uuhe[s, in smithatoinon. buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon, don; of Mr. Leale, Solicitor, Devonshire -street, place 'awl of Messrs. Weston, l'ee'bdafe nail Sytues, ;916, F4:l•l o l 3l . l rtiP' 4 Xtai • PA 1 I- I A 'AI E N I', HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. Acco i 'of the fltnituce of the "'axe?, and an Account of Shi,is employed in the I'al is `Trade, were presented by Mr. Bullock Hum the Trea.sury.--Ordeted to lie n'pon the THhle, Some Local and Private Bills wete brought up from the trionse of Commons by Mr. Brogden, Lord 'Clive, Sir W. %V. Wynn, anti other Mem. furs, a me nd read a first tithe. The Royal Marine Mutiny Bill and the Coro ners' (If Liam!) Regulation Bill were read a second flow, and committed for to-motrow. Ihe Aliens and Denizens Bill (4tter- a few worths from Lord Holland and. Lord Viscount Nltivillet and the Loan Bill were read a third time and passed. MUTINY BILL. Ott' the tiiirA re k ydilig w the Motiil 811, The El - rl of Gabsvcuott argued at some length in favour of a rednction of the mil , tary force of the country, contending (liar no sufficient reason had been alleg• d for its late increase. His Lord -041:), in the course of his - Speech, adf.ier ed to th'e late disturbonce amongst some of the soldiery, observing, that he c0t314 not believe it ~as caused by evitlinolding any additional 'allowance which had formerly been granted to them, or by any in c.e.tse of thelir duty. He, bowever,. thought an argument against increasing the army. fh concluded by moving to substitute 80.000 men iost , nti of 90 odd thousand, the nntnner in the, The of LIVERPOOL thought it would liave lie c u pitickut to hkive abstained ftom any al lusion to tine r:!•cent disturbances; hut as it ht:td been malt-, he felt himself called upon to .stare, hat those ilisturbAnces did not arise from any of the causes alleged, and that respecting their ex• tent, and the circumstances attending them, there had been moch misrepresentation. Quirt, huW• ewer, had been perfectly restored. Iligarding the late increase of the army, he thought . (l.oweNer he might rearm it) that the necessity for it must be tVidellt to every reflecting person in the country. Tb e.A aestir ; n was pot, that the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Bill, which was agreed to. Atter some pause, the Marquess of LANsnowri risked whether any business ut importanee stood for to-inotroW ? T4e ot 1;IEBPOOL men!ionid some Bills kit' Commitment tomorrow, anti t iist,tlie Lords were summoned. The Marquess of LANSDOWN asked, wl)et!ior the Noble E. 41,1 in eniled to give notice of any mo tion 1 ? .'"V! The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied in tie nezative. A t ter waiting for some time the Llouse adjourn ed until to-morrow (this limy.) HOUSE OP-COMMONS. LIMERICK ELECT,ION PETITION. The House was occupied again tO-nay . its htl3ot7 in tor a Committee on a ,retili.on tigtsinst the li-etuto tot Limerick so Chet the Gallery was not opened nil following were the nlll tinned to try the inerits•ul Fel itioa So - Charles Coles Sir W. C. Fail lie J, Itrmisqation.t . It. Price (iec,ige Smith, • Crawlcy . T. Baird G. It. llawsan EXETER mARKET BILL. COu.RTENAY. after a few. observations, .moved the re cummittarat 01 the Bill. . _ lies of the Select Committee re the City of Limericlt Election G. W. Taylor E,,.WodebotiQe sir J. Hon. G. I'Donald A. Robertson T. F. Buxton James Daly. _ . . . . Lord ElltttNe ION sozgesteil to' the Hon. Memb . er the i'r.o.nety of ...tljtoortittr ; ; the- turtlter cansideration of the goes tiotl Ito to-worrow; winch, atter a few. words hunt Mr. Coat teuay, WAS a4re,J to. .. . . LEAVE. OF ABSENCE. Mt; H. SIT IN rcqoestril Ie .ve. of absence for Mr: Jo liffc.for teu dress, on the scort , furgent private business. Me. se, j,ant oNsLo siv thought that some other cause Should- have - been assigned fur this request, than urgent pri- - vate husinns•. Beside:, it was nut stated that• MT. Jobe hied .crved on an Election l'un►enittee. -Mr. CALCRAFT to•keti whether Mr....loliffe had served on "my Conunitter ; wad Uli being anste t red in the n,zatiee, he said, that although such a proposition ruight.:-ipp,ar invidi ous, he telt siistrongly that a line must be drawn in cases W . this nature, that he 'Should opptrse the motion fur leave in the present Instance. . . The question was then put, and negatived without a di vision, which excited touch laughter. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL gave notice, that on Mon slay ilex' he should move fur a Committee of tlul whole House on the King's Bench Bill. Mr. cußti/ EN obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the bet-: ter protection ot the Proprietors of Patents. On the mAion of Mr.' C. GRANT, Returns of the amount ot the Miscellaneous Services for . lrc•lati,l, far the yeUrs ISIS and' 1519, were ordered to he laid before the Honse.—The ort.er was subsequeatly complied with in the course urthe 'evroilg. A Message from tbe Lords announced, that their Lordships had passed the Aliensaudpoizensyill, SUSSEX ELECTION. Mr. BUNELL PteSettled a Petition, signtd by more than 70(1 Freeholders in the Western DiviSion of Sussex, against the Bill for fixing the place of Election at Lewes. Amongst the signatures be 'observed those of many of the Magistrates, and of persons for WIIOI be entettained the 'highest respect anti esteem ; and he. felt cturvinced, whatever might he,the ultimate' decision of Parliament upon this subject, that a Pe tition so numerously and respectably •sighed, ;unit deserve; and would obtain, the - attention aud considerathin of tire House. This Petition was against the object of the Bill pre sented by his worthy Ctilleagns, to whoiti, as residing in the Eastern part of the County, such 'a measure more pa; ienlar ly belonged ; and who ; in fact, had brought forward. the Bill. Ile took the present oppoitttnity of mention.og this, as 0y some mistake it had been repoite'd in the Papers that he had introduced the measure, instead of his Hon. Colleague. • WELSH JUDICATURE COMMITTEE 'Sir CiI'W.:TON-lEli COLE and were added to itie t:tnianaittej: • THE QUEEN The SPEAKER 'called i lir flame of Mr. Wilber force wheo he came to the Order in which it Storni upon the Notice PAper, but the Hon. Gentleinan was not in hislnce. Tile utmost anxiety for !yearly a quarter of an ;lour was inanitegeil for ;Ile flow. alciutnt's as rival, it brine nearly an hour after [be cow.ne,,ce ment of the time fix-d for public business At o'clock he etilered the House, To eceded by Air. Brougham, and 'was loudly cheered as be I,,nk his seat. ,Alr. Nrit.nrnFonci then rose amid lond cri' s of Heb!r! and spoke as follows more 1 ired not assure the House that I have no been back►;•a►d 'in the duty of my attendance at the roper hour without some adequate cause.—Wear, heat had not from circumstances the powtrof being here earlier. Since the House separated last night circus►st:ances have taken place which ten., &red it neees‘arst that I shitulch v4ry the form Of the motion I intended. Anil consttft tina the ri'.ns iropotrance of this most delica-te 'question, and the imperative - neressi.y that I should avail myself of the most deMieraie conlidentrioo to try any effort that might avert'tbe fafal evil of ~ u r enteting into the rtiseussion of tire lothipv dif ferences, now prevailing, I now throw myself again tipon the indulgence of the House, and en treat that they will excuse me so far as to allow another day to elapse before they call upon me to bring forward a motion upon this delicate ao dis tressing subject.—(Cries of No, intermixed with repeated cries of Hear 0-1 am sure that what ever fedings m4y now opt rate in the breasts of Members, they will do me the justice to believe that 1 requite this further indulgence troth the gravest motives, and that•tbey will atierwarda bold me in contempt, if it sho - Uld.appeir.l called for it upon-any temporary considerations, unin fluenced by the tuost set ions conviction of the ne. cessityof the postponement on so vital an (nee'. sipu.—(Elear, hear, bear !) . ' 'Lord CASTLEREAGH—I own, Sir, that I deeply regret that any occasion has arisen to prevent the liou'ouratile Member fur Bramber, fiom 'tno•ices which he has not _thought prorr to explain, and whicts therefore are not betore the House, but which it is easy to conceive are good and sufficient reasons not now to bring forward the motion of which lie yestetday evening gave notice, and to induce hint to call' on me further to postpone that proceeding, which, to point of form, V, Oldd DOC have preceded the lionoorable. Member's moii to on the present evening. I am - certainly lint de sirons of bringing on a diseussion which it is to desirable, it possiole, to avert ; and I feel dispos ed, ilterefor.e, wi bout invring further into the lion. Mclnnes's reasons, to give him the credit to which, both on public 810 ou private gr ou n d s , he is entitl,d, fur the gi avii y ut the mo tives by which he is actuited-in the pursuance of the prin. cipie recognized by the lionse—:namely, that,it is most &sirable to avoid, if pi,sible, any further pi oceeding on 11.). subject. Under such circom stances, I shoilld dep.art froin,t he vincipies by which the conitoct of his M i jesi y's Goveriourot has hitt,erto been. discoed, it 1 w-re to press the House t-.) wi 'forward and decide on the otode in w hi c h t h e y w ill ,inquire - imi,, the ii:tormatiun which has b?en laid, on the 'rabic, until every fair •and reosonable ex-Redient has been adored to prevent she Rt cessiry for that step. Witile, howtster,.L t cattily accede to the Hot, Member's request, I b..g to submit to his crinstd , ra•ioil tit great }subtic e•il which arises lento ine existing uncertainty and hesi:ation on this veition--. (ileal' I)—and the expediency of avoiding every .;clay, not absolutely necessaiy ; that maybe cal colated to continue that agita too into which rho public mind has been thrown, and which must exist till the wisdom of Parham ynt shall deter= mine on the comse which, on a view of all the circumstances of the case, it may appeal most ex pediew to adopt—Olcar,.hear, hear 1)-1, these= tole, submit to the Honourable Member's regiii= sition ; but at the same tithe 1 conjure and en treat him not to iilow-any consideration whatever to induce base to delay the proposition - which he has to inake to the [louse beyond to-moriow— (Hear, hear, hear !)--=-tor 1 '.ten slue that . the' evils of further delay are incalcul,able.—(t - lear, hear, hear !)—I am sure that, although it is most de sirable that, it possible, the [louse should be spared the delicate and difficult duty of entering into the. inquiry in question, and a 4 inugh 1 litt lionse has so expressed its wishes, a delay beyond to-morrow •vroold have a tendency under any eft cutustances to defeat the ishitct which ail parties have so anxiously in view.—(Hear, hear, hear 1) • Mr. WiLisettstouca-1 hope the Noble Lord and the !louse will give me credit for not havirt propost4 the postponement or this proceeding.ots iight grounds. 1 cannot at present say any wing NI-they on the subject ; but I will to-morrow ex plain to the House my reasons. . . - Lord CASTLERCALM—I by 113 means wish to press , ..the 1-1911. Gentlemao fur an •imtnedia,ie 'explanation of his motives., which, I am per tsuaricn, are of Cue soundest and most suffii,ieut na ture. : , - • Lord A. IJANnt.TON—Sir, - I AVISII t o ash tint? Honottrable Member for Bra mbrr, w'►etbet or nut he lias any ►►jcetion to Witt t o ti►e 41(:!Itie w!lat. is the pgiqr of the.motion which it is hit intention to tiling forward to-toorrow—(Cries Of No, no !) 1 cen as,tire.lionottruble tientlernen. that I do 11)t ask this question out of idle curio sity, but because I wish to know the nature of the 14wiattrable Gentletnatt! mntioo, wi t h a view to sl.lpe toy fiwn co , rte accortlin4iy, ns the an svict t.O ,my tineviou may iudtme u to detelmiue,