The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-01 00:00:00

fE :,f ~~ 11l 110($181 'I tit:4l)AY, \ APRIL 30. 11l -_; .f I) ) 11.14 J.l 1) .4 lair/111.1E1V1. In the UomiUittee 01 Privikges un the Ilinbury , Pp:sage, the 1..0in proposed tt series of , ti.t , --aions to be: put to . the. Jud . .4es, funtided s upp o sed (Vi t t; for the piapose of having the opi• ttirn Ott the Judttes on the law, as Appneat;la to I tio to aK OrtllC case Undel . mobil:I - allot'. Lard Erdtint su!ge•ted questiens put in a dittercnt shape, fir , timtlar purpose, ittid . a question was also psuposed' by Lord Ellencorough. A lons conversation ensu. ;t►'ao Ndhle and Learned Lords, the E 3, l of Linde , dale, Lord lledestiale, EJrl Spiker,' Earl Stanhope, and land lluringdoit took 'part, and which chiefly related to the'various points of detail, atising out of . the case,' and the vikipe: in which the q4,,,snons shonte be put to the Judges, It was at lenAth agreed to postpone the consideration of the questions ,ilk. ritUrsitay. Souse Local and. Private Mils were brought op from the Couttitow, find IVA it first time. Mr. Irving,' trout the Co•itans, pit:sewed At:- connts'of Grain r. Kingston, trolls the Eau India Conti rtny, AccoLtilis 'ptitsthoit. to Ad 4s. pinwineut,—Alid Mr. Johnson, from the Office of Citiel Secretary for Ireland, un Aceo,* of Corn and Spirits eiphrted from Ireland to:Meat iaitinn. Ordered to lie on tin:Vale. Adjutant(' till to-morrow (tbis' day)i. liot,;sh,; graistosys„ 10esDAY, APRIL. 30. A person from the Office of Inspetior-Generat.of Imports and Exports, .presented on A. count of Ore Quantities of importetf for the last dime years:--(.J►rdered to Pt; Owed.' , . SLAVE lt A DE i'14,9).111 t 1 ILL. On the Motion tit .Mr. BrouGitam, .the. Report of the, ShiVe Trade Feluny Bill was. brought upland agreed lo s and are Bill ordvred to be read time; to tuorrow.._ The Portuguese That) , Bill was,read a second time 'and oi'dered to he committed to-nitirroW. Cat . ) prvseated a Petition from the' What fingers of GOSport against a•13;11 passed in 1809, for fur regalatitig their tares.—Ordered to he on the Table. 'Oa the Motion of :\ lr, Wharton, there was order :,ed to tie laid on lift!: Lible, an Account of all X- Chequer 1.311I;t - i , sued under the different Acts' in ISOB, 9, anti'l();outtitanding and unprovitied fur. Mr. W it IttuN obtained leave to bring in a Bill ter deed better itecuring of Exciseable Goods iu the Port of Bristol. 'lice second reading of the Eagle Insurance Dill was postponed till Friday, and the second reading 'of the CoStutus Fees Bill till to-leorrow. Mt.,LusittNoToN brought rip the Report of Sup ply of yeiterday, hielt *as tigteed to. The florae went into it Conittlittee on Ei‘piritig I.awx, whim a Ite,ointion,ectitiltuimg the Lhvy on Critpver exported was sitreed 'to, and' the it port ordered to be received to-ttiorrOW. 111.1S11 STAG!? (MAC', DILL. Mr. PARNELL .said, as he had been assured that relief would be afforded to tire Petitioners interested its should not persevere in the N Marian. 01 which he liJd given moticu for retelling these Petitions to a Select. Committee. Mr. VosTint disclaimed having made any pro. tit'se tm the inhjeet. Mr. l'AuNtrt,t, Wight have misunderstood what wbs raid, 1)01 110 had been gi,sen: to .understand;that en Lion. (3zittleroatt opposite had agreed, that im mediately tste.r this Bill had passede. another sh iotri-be ioiro(loced, allowing ammo privileg. ai 11 this counti y, of carrying agritiatir hAtitib.,+ of pa ,ogers ree outside atitir t ali l / 4 4ttaide i , to NvOich they Avete now lt.nrte,l. , sir. W. Poo; said, that itpeonsequeuee :of what had, Iplkn hoot the Lion. Litnitletttot, it 'might he I,.optorQi for 1,1:1) to recall to the recollettion the House wsls,tt leer loin trit a fernier night he 11, x 1 that he would swpoiiihe DO of his Right lion. Friend, beCause its orrie6ll*lrs toyeiit u re to certain tree ivititrwls, rights whiehlialbeen I: Hlly vested its them, and of which, in his ,osiinion, 4iey Lad liven unitenty deprived. At thii'sanie emit: it , appeared to Inca to be very dcbirable that tint Ptiblic tie relit yeti tioni the William of these' tolls *ad therefore it wits 1.1, intention, frith Bill should rAss to enter into a treaty whit the persons inter and he hoped artatiostent might be made, by which Irdrod might be relined from this borthan, without intelfering with the vested rights of individuals. Mr. PAttssa.r. expressed his satistaaion at„ this OP swam:sr. On the motion for tire Iforise going into a Corn mittee oa tire. Irish Stage Coach ' Mr, licrinater, rsifuding to the tern), " vested that. 111,y ,Ights had beell'conterted, This w,ts a complete monopoly, .end one a edlurns hind. (Dribt:n) was agalot the Bill, tittles; it should untlorgo *inns modification. The flutist: their went toms, Committee nom tine 1311. ; Sir JOllN.NritisoaT prOliptirri a Cheese; fiji• w ing the Bill to be altered Or ttspeated during the pro sent S::11ii00, which was agreen to, . r Mr. PAitNitt , t , said, Inc did MA free 'the nice 'they of passing tans Bill. 'l'; , e proper mode of proceod. ing, in hr's ()pinion, would be to posy kite it i teeter 'in the me.ut tifile to enter ono a..,ool4l,iimion with the pities interested, in order that stone aminge inent whi,hl be made ropecting wir y [. was , t.allt:(1 their vested rights. , Mr. Potx that the olieet.rd .Wlvtt ire• find 'stated to tire House WO,' 10, ttile,V.(ll3l certain 1 1 ,e t , sons had hero deprivitil, by tin ittl'of last Session, of those r;gpts-tis which they werrt:entitled by law, v.ffil it appesred ter hittE just, and necessary, that - they hould be placed in their former before arty steps could be taken to, reline e the public ir:ond therefore it was that he suirporterf the present Bill. As soon es thty kkero in that situation, it was his in taution to enter negf,L„lC. ;a i them Upon the subjeB of Om surrender of thosetrights : talfe tticri objet was to he 'birthed thY•a Dred car by an Ac-4 of l'ailtaMerit was It point on which could not speak positively. The pioper, way appeared to him to be, to Make the arrangement, _and then to tome to Parliament for the compensation, because,. af; the pUblic 06tOuld receive the . ..benefit, the pooh& 'Must pay the compensation. This Wit* not a queti- , Vets' beween Mr. Taylor and Mr. Jiourtw, the per.. sons interested in the tolls and in tb coaches, but betweeO the Assignees of the person in whom, :in, PO, these 60. s were conferred, nod the public: Re hoped be had clearly 'explained his view f,l fht-'inii'- - jett, and the. gronods upon winch he cuticeived it to ,be his duty to suppoit tins Bch. • • • • • After a few words from Mr. ,Hutchinson and Sir John Newpciit, the Bill went through the Commit tee, and the repo, t ordered to' be - received to .' otorrow. LANDLORD AND TENANT. Sir JOHN NEWPOILT obtaided leave to bring in a Bill for 'emendoig to Ireland the proviaionli• Or an Act Inr more ett'causlly scenting. the payment of tent to Landlords, ii being particularly his objett to give to Landlords a power of following theellectsot their Tenants fur , to days, instead of 20 days, being the period to which it was. at present limited, as the 'Law stood in Ireland. • "I"he 1 ritil) Loan Bill went through ,a conunitteei and was ordered to be reported to-morrow. BULLION lIPPORT. ' . Mr. Thalerx , begged to put, a question" - to the Right Hon,. Gentleman opposite. Would that Right Honourable have any objection to postpone,' fer two or there days, the Deoate On the BuMelt , Report, which stood fur ttemorrow ? He, for obe, felt anxious, and he was satisfied that there were : , many other Gentlemen who must also lee! anxious. • to investigate the grounds. of the ResoWiens last submitted to the House by a Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Vatisittan), before they came to 0 veto upon the subject. These resolutions must un dergo niuch material alteration betbre they could prove acceptable to hint. , Redid not feel Nies& prepared at present, with any, satisfattion to him self, to give a vote upon them, except upon general principles ; and if he did vote upon them en gene , ral principles, hie` vote must be against them. ,If to - censider them en general vriaciples ItiesSte,- WI %vitt' ready to VOW against them to-morrow'. But he hoped, for the sake of enabling the House to inves tigate the solidity of the foundation on which those regulations were built, the Right Huse arable Gen. tleman would agree to potpie: the debate for :I few days. ~ i. Mr. PaRCIIVAL wassurprised that any application of this kind should have come trent the Right Hon. Gentleman (Me. Tiernui) becauge when those rese- . lotions - to Ashich he 1141 referred were first moved by his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Vansittort) the Right [fon. Geotleolau was at once, the moment he heard' them read, pie:Pared to say 4 hal there was no thing in the resolutions of his Right •HOttoluable Friend, and that lie sheold be ready at any time to emer , into the disee,sion el theist and of the subject with Wideh the/ we'teeidneeted; 4t was extremely deiirable that the. earliest day should betaken for " thedisposal of a question of such importance as this • 'tinquestionably ; was. He therefore wished to avoid all unnecessary delay. But at the same time it was advisable, if the postponement of the discussion fer forty-eiglit hours would enable the Right Hon. Gen tleman er awl other Members of the House to come to the inquiry with wore satisfaCtion to their Diva ' minds, that these ppoitunity should be biloWed theta. ' But he suggested, if a delay till Monday next should.' be agreed to by a general understendieg on both sides of the. House, that it ought also to be nailer. stood, thafif any thing farther was to be submitted to the House on the discussion of the question, either - . ' in point of fad dr in the shape of now resolutions, the House should be put in possession of them Olt Thursday or Friday or farthest. lie should be ahoy' that , the. Right Itei. Gentleman (Mr. Tierney) . fir'' +. 'tiny other Member, shookd be taken -by surprize, and would lake on hituselt to say, in the absence of ' his then tipo. Friend, (Mr. Vansittart) that 'la was certain he ..WUtilkt agree to postpone the discus'. siert. ; . . _ _ Mr. C, it'n6sts cell,l answer for his 11; i 0 it H on . .Friend (Mr. Vansitiari) whom he had seen'te-day, that he' had no Objcaitni to the 'postponement of the question. Mr. TIgUNEY saw no objeaiou to the proposition; that any additional evidence, or any new resolu tions to he:proposed, should be submitted to the house ntt Thuridry or I:tiday. For Iris own past he had no intention of efThring any such, . Mr. l'EneavAt.'did:not wh,.i that the Itight Hoe' nourable Gentleman should submit any new resole Lions oo the subjea ; but would be better pleased . that he employed the intervening time endeavoirr ing to satisfy himself as to the propriety of those whit:h had been autnnitted by histight Hon. Friend (Mr. Vattskoatt). • Mr. Hoesrea had no doubt whatever atibianftre . meta on the hubjett of the Resohnions proposed (ry Gentleman opposite. Soine' 'of them e ere contrary to 10, and those which were, 10)1 directly Cajculated to tniAcrad. In the filth ßesoluiion„ . I nstance, two. or three . things were stated as faas, which. he .could prove to he otherwise ; but it would, of course, take bun some time to convince pernlemen thin. this was so. .4 4 rbe Order.for to.morrow was then discharged, and appointed CO •stand for Monday. The litibse then went into tr Cetemittee on o f Highway gill. 'the RIR was committed- 1 .-passed throqh u the Comerfttert withsiat any malt , , rtinenoineitt r o—arid wilts, ordered to .be recommitted . on Thursd4. , • • Message from the Lords announcer • their now to the Cornmercial Road - All, and 'Several. out' r Private Bins. - Mr. D. G'intr , v moved, that an Adtirs he pre tented to the Priitt'.e Regent, preying that he would. order to be laid on the table, a Copy o f t h e I n di,. tures be wt his MejeAy and his 'Otlisers of the relative to the Coinage of Gold and Agreed to. The Irish Ships' B 11 was commit . ...e4.—Ret,oll to•nm-row. The tt pp,t. of the Southern Whale Iris! ery n;11 %%a, c)t.dert:d to be teceiVid to-rnorrikv The tchur Orders were then tiihpiestd of, and the fiuuse anjnnrneci. Nr A Lfabon, i Uublin, . r Waterford, !)c;&—t Ca ---~-- -- 41z, z W xtrrwrd. ft , p,:ji S t! N. ..i0i404.41J1$ j)leitic% lAt.4Ut.t AUDLAT L N D 0 AV, WEDNESDAY, 141 A Y 1, 1811. The Gazette of last night contains the Ujapatches ftim Lord WELLINGTON and Mr. STUWART, the substance of winch we yesterday communicated to our Readers. The predidions which we ventured to hazard a few days ago are . likely soon to be ac complished. The South of Spain will shortly be come the theatre of important operations, the re. stilt of which, we trust, will be; that that part of Spain, Aleast, will be cleared of it's:oppressors. If the accounts which ' have reached us from soltany quarters respecting the probability of war tweeti France and Russia be true, BUONAPARTE will not have it in his power to send reinforcements into Spain to supply the immense, loss of men which he has sustained, and which he isidaily sustaining. The French troops now in the Pc nitisai are disheartened by defeat, and by the . peculiar circumstances of the . war in which therm engaged, in which even ;4'o' tory is of no, other advantage than that of procuring temporary safety,: The French Generals are at va riance, and arc openly accusing each other . in their dispawhes. Under these . circumstances; we trust we are, not over sanguine when,We look for a very tavoutable result of the campaign In Spain: Yesterday. at twelve o'clock, his MAJIERTY (me on Windsor Terrace, accomponia:l by Di'."l-lEaua nstw and - Air. DUNDAS, anti walked till one,' when he retired into the Castle to dinner. At two'o'clock his AlAlerry'resumed his afternoon's %% alk on thc Ferrace, accompanied by Lord ST. lILLENS and General GWYNNE, and walks ti till loot. Plincesses SL)ritiA and Suousts, took an aiKrtg on' horseback in Windsor Great Park, Irom (we've to two, accompanied by Lady G. Nlettaky, General GW ti . NO, 110 d COlgrlei TA v LOH. . The first stone of the new Midge at Vanxirtil„is In be laid this dly. Flipe !loyal Highness the PatNcp iteoutiT ° has condescended to perform the I.eref .inotty. A triai, , is to be-mitcle thin dny, at. the Admiroltti., of a new rondo of charging with'iLipinets, sogtest. ed uy. Major. Gun now. The experiment be" etude before the .bords of the 11,%Act.or, Pdaj.or. NICHOL, Arc. by tiome Mantic), who have beenY drilled by Major' Goatio,. It is, proposed iu this experitwourn exhibit : lat. The'ilseakoode'of charging, compared with that ; now sobinirivd: Id. 'The prattiee of consolidating two ranks, that is the first Ind second, into one,' in the strongest martial pashian, doublinkthe, nurrib,,r, or giving V . :: t against the enemy, ,in the same space. .3d. Tlw safe metholal advancing, allonging, and destroying the enemy at the moment of contact. 41h. Although the meh to be exhibited know bit very little indeed, hiving beau but ten days ord. led, yet none at them will refuse to be committed against. 100 men, one at a time, at the Horse Guards, Artillery, or any other' men not similarly ininrui:aed by Major GoanoN. Yet this . expetiment is soliciied 1111; . 00 , for it would be nofiiir to leqUest that tin equal number of untaught indo shoUld be' committed against those who are. to be inspected; es. gill be demonstrated by &hewing t11:1t an' eloi4 number of such (nen tuna rush upon akstruAiji,Ani there wonhi,btl 2:: 1 .against them in number, anti 60; :1 against them in .attitude and power of the instrument. 1 he experiment was to be made rimier the super. t, intend e nce of miutant itALItN, who, we untterstatid; is a nephew of Major Gottoma. The letters yesterday by' ihe..fleligoland Nfail :axe from St. Peteribmgh to the 704„.• . .ti1d irons the Liland•ta the, 26th ultimo. The exelgang. ut the flossim • capital Wait .tweive 'and a half, The troops continued, to proceed iii great force : to the Polish frontiers, and for Ate same,porpose all the military had been Withdrawn', troth Yitilattil, with the 4114Ceptiori of btio two. 1 . 14.-lorenott .on their , p3tt have trot been inatlive. Mcdeburg is the gr. nu d point of rendezvoui, and the troops Irom the COAit have nearly alt bivn marched, into the interior. A COurt ? .:ol.Cominan Ccitincil is to meet, to. morrow, in consequence of .a retpiniition, far the porpose of presenting the Freedom of the City to. his' Royal Highness the PittNca .ft souls Y. The sontion,whjcli L wili be brought forward by bili.Quitt,' is couched in the following terms " That the Freedom et this City be presented to his„ Royal Highness the Prince 'Regent, hi testi ninny of,the deep and grateful sense entertained. by this Cann of his public virtues and amiable and en dearing quAlktiesi of the purity of his Coniiiltltimal VitiClPte 3 , exemplified by h, unwearied att9ch. mem to dal rights_ and liberties of the People; of 1,14 exalted forbearance and int 'duration during , the wlit4 , .! 01 hisloysl Father's sfflitting indisposition, and of his ratit.4blf•denial, in rewiring to 'merriest the typlon.d expenditure, , by any temporary addition to his state and dignity as Priace Regent, tints practi ,eally the union •knicii must eyer . eirita between a great mid patriotic Prince, And a lice and loyal I caple." We tuolostand that the Freddora is to be We' seined in a.bovol...iitifish. /wart of Oak, instead ut box ~gnl4l, which Juts been the constant custom -with res t ei't tv alf Sovereigns and Prim:: s. I'o I2TUG V ESE. P4PEPS• re-het LtSUON, APRIL. vO-- The French ly4v. the t?rilge t ifiltd repOitCd the fortifirittioni of I;Jilit. jnz,, an..l4oppl plied it' .illt stars ; which le.i ..to '4l)Puse...4lof :inten :! d. staning a siege. Bati.J°7 is Only 11 thiriftwleorth-rate tortitictl Vl:ier. x 1 4' , intelligence., Ut bid) +:ve. believe to he trite, v'e 14/"'" lititoncr4s, the•actiowol S.,bood, rliveclett the 11". it ins.t.r,atObe head-quariers of 1) , r(I 0 . . 1 -' '':sbLrear i':.o'4:lllcNrr(iititY'l.wi)sitg9t,lltilor.tlin.iittiieltiribiolibll.tallertli:Vill.rietri4:4);,:ti.t.q'7Cl(:, t ri a i.itl i' :ll e rrat. l l'S' ' ` 11 : ).‘ii i ll't:1111'11:141:11:u.:(a'all it'l'n'l‘l'lels°rl3;ll.4.. ' '' all oiglthledislingiliSbcd,Otticer :leads §atisWioll Altlnigircee,Abave •no positive iinclit.ticetist. . somelllA rl peoplellks 'i''‘lv.ht t he assure N '; rP 'irl'itll4:rt,v:::::artit)::f 'hit: ;V:ell 'e1311:131VI it)::s74l:ri: : campaign continue in Our t ower. . 4, 1.14 i His Excellency Stirshal BOttliST0111) friaill"-13.; _ ' - 'Arlil/‘ llo ° quarters in tl,e coulity;hoose e. F.' ' 1 on tbe 12th was in Albitero. •:•.:111et)PerNti‘nts ,in ..111,11 pnr t have talzen s.terr;bholis aTect for the ,enensv. The (Aces u'il i c h in t he . aotaern provinces art in combination, tutor he i" ri.opdrtheiltip‘eo-pilieeyo terror of the French wh.) occud the All iiii°3l , 1 evetv v i It popears that a great number of pitrislic roll 113`1:aPPrOal;hed the roads by which the staertlYlllll. ll:oprpersoseidi it o b tt v e t i n ) etonrietit)o, itlitheirlrii;;,, retr.e“t' tl'Aite has suffered cohsideraole lull by 114 atoros4id lin:ltiOlied panics. --............ _ , . . , . 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