The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-23 00:00:00

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Persnnt:cbo form the Conunitte: tits It 0t ; tithhuesa the Duke Lord (tulle or Yotic . • • - Lbrd I'A Ducternville IVlsrtiitil or I...dosclowne 14. (tuna'. C. Vilhets, M.P. 0144 01' C; rat ten . )I'd Bruce, M.P. Duke 01 Niontrose Earl of Courtouti Furl Spy. era I Larl W4ldegrave F.,;ql I Lord lirewittoii Marquis at . Staiiilrd • Earl of ~ r eadalbarie . Fart or litidgewater Vihcinnit Primrose Part of fluckitigliarishire Duke of Portland Viseourit Sltlospuitt Duke of Northumberland Lord Grep , ville Levesoll Richard lirtruugh, Gower haat: Hawkins Browne, Esq. Visenunt Castlereagh Lord Sir lobri Ord, Bart. EA . * of kloita Morland, else. M.P. 11Aft of Darnley NI Art lieW Lewis, Esq. Kt .Ih/rt. Ch.trie Long,M.P. Sir Chas. hdrnonstotie, BIM Rt. fohn Futter E.)9. Lord filVel3 14.11:114filW el Insley Eeq. Mao, Vl:would iluNela y Fat or 'kismet • lord Itarewood W i tt. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. T. p. t'ourten.y, Esq. Arnounfof Subscriptions befor Subscriptions The lion. H. 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Watts, Esq. so o o Admiral Lord Rail . stock' 5 5 ° Sir Itich.iril Bicker. ton, hart. to 0 0 lames Buller, Esq. so so o Vice Atinnsal !Jo. most • . to 0 0 G. Pocock, Esq. s; o o hits. Thompson. • Qiesvetior.square io a 0 Mr. Drew, New. street, 'Buiinpion $ 0 0 Dowaor Din.hess of Newcastle, per Grunts and Cu Is o 0 Cass , and Cooper, kitarAttl.oirect s 5 Lieutenant General as 0 0 Sit lr . Ti KO, K. 8.20 Mr. Meredith s co Forty-one Ainclopi. &Ilion Mr. lie.iutit's, White dart yard. Drury-lane to 0 bishop of Winches. ter, per Hoare and Co. .- so o H Hoyle °drills, l'sq. per ditto to to o Pant Cobb M BIN, per ilitto to to 0 S , ninders, Esq VVevitiontli-street io to Kt. Hurl. F. swot: 20 to 0 IL Steele, 1;q. so Lieut . -L;c3) %calker, Royal Artillery to so o thlCatiht 1 1 .111110 t. titUn 100 0 0 Lady H. A. ao . 0 Cot I. Stapleton ',So° A. 4. . 3 ri Win Mears, Lsq. to to o Kight !tun. Lord 50111(tr2 $0 .0 0 iti4lit HIM. Lord 50 0 0 The 110 , W, Eliot 50 0 Can. *Far- Jade 20 0 Samuel Prime,Esq. at a o Phil. Mare, Usq, NottinAharn playa 5 0 0 W . Cooke, Esq. pet Dawousiouill Co. s P. A. . . o sr 6 Willinn,Lii.k,l:sq. to to a Itpules s a A Citr.kitt, Esq. M. P. • . to o 4. Duckett, Esq. • M. P. . to o a A. Bourke, Esq. a 0 e W. Smith, Esq. 20 0 0 Duke of Devon, shire 100 0 0 Mr. Vincent, IVard iour-itreet C arrow, Esq. xo 0 Allan Park, Est; !Awed Vermin, Esq. s sr o utiOCC LAW relive tan 0: , 0 'Clic Proprietors of ilia. Colmar, tie 1.0th103,10. , 01n5t1• -lion 0$ the pro ceeitin‘s- of this and List of Ssitiscribert. owls 5 5 v.vihei,r;•iiiricriptions will he rectrived , hy'Mr.PhilipPearce, fielro..iry to lhe'Ci.trlioittert No, 01, P4ll MI4I, elmly, tie wtei. rtt flows cif ten .tad ; arid at the several Banking ilii.uoes in the Melforiolis t an account al the COrn. .11 tii.tL:rry.ot London - Tavern, at Llayd'sjolin s a, and A Meetiiie Ciuirmittee will be hal at No *7, Pall. S : A li every . WeA l esthy, when SLI1)14:41100$ Alati laior u ta. 'Oka will !.): 11.404400 y itUiv Pill LIP PE.ARCE, Secretary. I 0 0 Tiiis 1).1 was pnbliihed, wive 3v. A N ISSAY to c..Aplelio TkiE CAUSE at (U t V IT?, :oho- Iritcroting Matter. Isy 11A NI Vl' 1.. AD, Esq. Captain itt the Koval Navy. tic:{ t Lt. Stc4i'b Nay)Katime Wargiten.sa, Ctitninti ; and by I • Vow , Ay putilished, price Os, A VIEW of the CO Nri PA It A 1'1V,.1 STATE of v 1, r trtit ITA 1 N 4fitl I.it Pre• hy (.11 the Spirit Aid i'vle4liiirdE of the ;1;1i11!1tilt4149111 51,144. tilt 00;04140f MI. 111 "cti tot ,inhril ..............gir .K*.- - ''' ' • • 104 I) .1 y .iv ..3 pi ' •44•,i 11,1 th • , 1n Twu -lirr:: Vo oiriv4.,'ltoy:ll' QuAtto, einht 11 . 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' ge s. ; ,1 1 ,1 countly, wahiti twenty. ilytt Mile* ,ot Lon. t. ~ 1"c liy th'eLfielYr , 1-IUNTER and other GENTLEMEN'. - l'rial:d tar loitn Stockdolo, PiccaciAlly. ' ' . .HOUSE OF PEERS • WEDNESDAY, MAVV Theirtnrdahips condoned till neer six o'clock in a Conunitt-e of Privileges on the Berkeley. Peerage, when several witnesses were examined; after whidi the further consideration of the cause was deferred rill one o'clock nn Friday. When prayers were over, several public - and pri vate Bills wore brought up trom the Commons, d read a first tune. Among the focrner were, the Bastard childrens' Maintenance Bill, the Nt.w -iourllandßees Bill, and the Linen Additional Duty Bill. MR. PALMER'S CASE. Lord RADNOR rose, and atter alluding to the Vote which had passed the other House ot Parliament last night, retuinded their Lordships that th it Vote was coma to, although upon the vets, evidence given in Mr. Palmer's case, a Committee of their Lord ships had deehted against Mr. Paimer's collet. He thoueht it his duty not to let the matter pass unob served-, but to arotice is in that }.,use, fur the consi deration of his M iesty's Ministers. The Earl of LAbDORDALE Ob•EIVCCI, that the pro ceeding alluded to by the Noble E trl was incon sistent with the dignity and• independence of that House as a separate branch of the Legislature, name ly, the Voting, by Adds ens, of a considerable sum of mange , to an individual in a . way in whichllicir Lordships could not regularly exercise their con troulieg or separate power_ as an independent branch. There were not many instances of proceedings of this kind. The last within his recolle&ion was; when the House of Commons, in a fit of enthusiasin towards a great and illustrious character, in this country, voted the payment of his debts. That., Was a case of a very different nature. There the House had not given any previous opinion. In the present instance, the C uumons knew the decision of the House upon the subject, and that decision was in the greater part upon evidence communi cated to their Lordships by the Commons. It wit( a question of right upen which the,House (the Su.- ere= Court of Judicature) had decided. Let their Lordships consider in what a situation they were placed. He could not devise a' more flagrant case. The claims of Mr. Painter had no just foundaVon and the bringing forward main the subject so many years" after the death of Mr. Pitt, who treated with that Gentleman on the part of the public, was at least suspicious.- It was what he• could not have expected, and lie regarded the proceedings as most unjust. The Earl of 111)104 entertained a very different sentiment from his Noble Hold, as to the case ot Mr. Palmer. The contemplation of 410 CAW what ever, save him so much pain as that, as he thought the principles of justice were tar depot ted The procedure en that House upon that oac3sion was what he highly disapprover!. Ought dm H 2 OSa 10 have proceeded upon evidence mated betPre the Commons ? 14e retained his former sentiments, and never could he hear the subjett mentioned-with out repressing those sentiments. Tees; however, ens a , nt distinte from that brit touched upon by ..son,k Friend—a [unit upon which he would, at pr sent, ofer tin opinion. The Eitrl of EikaktOWDY exyreisel his satisfaction that the late pi weeding el the Commons had been so properly noticed in that House, end •on the earliest nosoble opportunity. With reference, however, to his own conviction upon the subjeet and the deliberate decision of 'the. House upon it, he could nut posstbly hear what fed horn the Noble Earl whet spoke last, without entering his protest its+iitst it. Their Lordships. had decided, after the most full and deliberate consideration of the sub » ed, not only upon evidence transmitted by the House of COIIIIIIOI4, but on further end or i ginal evidence laid • before their Lordships. Atter what had taken place, he, , for one, thought the sob ject would never be brou4l4 forward again. lie must be allowed' to say, it was not without the deepest regret that he ever heard mentioned to. gether, or even in the same day, the proceedings of a VOll3 of Money to Mr. Palmer, and the payment of the Debts of Mr. Pat. He regretted "to hear the latter measure eo characterised. It was in fact a grateful tribUte paid to the memory of the greatest man this country ever produced, by that country which he saved. The Loan CHAVICILLOR observed, that he was one of the Nlajority who had voted . against Mr. Palmer's chiims ; and, in giving that vole, he con sidered the CAP!, both as it purported to be s claim in justice' and a claim in quilt. In both views of it, to him it appeared unfounded; and shill opinion he deltVered, aft, r 'giving it as much alien. tiun and consideration as it tie had pronounced that opinion in a Court of Justice. Lord LALinexpALE, in explanation, observed, that in retrrilig to the case of Mr. Pitt, it was never his intention to institute any disgraceful com parison between alit great Statettnan end Mr. m aim - - 1 lie Duke of NOAFOLK asked if any notice had' been van by the, Noble Earl (Radnor) ut is in. [cation to bring, Mr. Palmer's case betore, their Lordships that e,veiiing ? It wit, he did not think it lair taunter upon the discusiion in vo thin a House, Besides, their Lordships would du .well to considei in what tlifficoltios they might involve themselvel key objetting to the vow. Lord It almost confessed be had given no noti;:e rat his intention to mention' the Mollie, oircuinstaiice . to il►e but . had brought it under their considitra ion merely irons what he conceied to be his duty. Neither had he any intention of renewing the (inch-, tiou, but s:,etstd leave 'it to any Noble Lord whom_ it might plcase to take it up. Ai'rr a few welds in explanation from the Lou] . Chin) , unto and Lord Lauderdale. the subject was _dropped without any further nottce. The Loan COA.X.Citi•LOS, after some ohservi tinits on toe (1411 , 41u0$ be; siveidetl, gave no that he stiouhi, on Minidfty next, prociled t" judiputpi in the . A i lieul of the 110abillitti PUMe. I r ish Servants lioubeze!anent Bill, wept through a Cuirmittee of the whole Houo, and received a vedr.il A Oti the Motion of the E4l of Lauderible; which, hu iatd, tie was inthiced to prow* in order to :coder at !writ tO sum 9ndereitautithip on this side dm water. anyikusiladawni. • Thii,ut her BIN upon the table were fortwarded in let respeaan stages , • and tbg Honig Adjourn ad till Friday„ .. _~• 'ROUSE OF COMMONS. • WEDNESDAt, WAY fa. The Six Million and a Half, and the One Million and a Halt Exchequer Bills, the Custonis Super annuation, the Irish Salt ,Beef, and the Irish Cho colate 81113, were read a second time o and Ordered to he committed to-morrow. _ _ . Tie Foreign Linen Duty Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Reports of the Canada WO, the Irish Butierage and Pi izage, and the 'Foreign Tirnher Duty Bilis, were brought up and agreed to, and the Bills were ordered to be read a third, limo to!. 1110110 W. Mr. M. WrisEw presented a Petition front the Roman ,Cathuties ut the county of rripperary...—Coe dered to lie on the table. PttEswin i TioN - Filmo MtOWNING. Mr. WtivrznitAn, after stating that sereral of his Natal Friends a i peuved most . bizitly of theitiven tion, moved to icier to a seleet Committee . the. Pe= tiOnt) which. he presented yesterday frptp, Mr. Mal• p , a)irg for an ingairy into the merits of his invention for presetting the lives of sltiliwirciced ma' Ines. Mr. ettoll;P:R did no: think the invention nossvis , ed . much ingenuity 'or PliVcity. it *as menely new Mode' of applying and fastening the corks used bytoys when learning to swim.- He thought .a Committee *ould lose its time in investigating a seheitie, the nature of which was so apparent at first sight: Capt. PACZT spoke in favour of Mr. Mailison's . Mr. Rosa did not conceive that the invention was any thing tniiio than u superbor kind of cork jacket, but had no otjectiLin to lot it go to the consideration of a , Commitlec e , . Mr. C. Alums stated the great merit of the , veuttuti to tw, I'o wll hen- Its.Apiiur had these cviks attactotd to 001 encumbered in linen , a way as . tu proieut .him from duihg ally duty 'what.. ever. _ _ _ After a few words of explanation from Mr. Whit• orean and Mr. Ciulci,r, the motion was - khirevd to, and a Cumuli! tee ;Appointed accoldin6ly. Mr. Forrsit in-ought in a Bill tor imposing a any nti looacto 'imported into ; and • Col. Baty a Bill to amend the Election 'l,:iws that country. Read it first, and ordered to 'be tend srcond time to-morrow. The R port of the'Cutuqiittge Qn the . Hat Day way brought op"and agreed to, • • Mr. WliAlt:l4l brought ,up the Tweite hliUions Annuity bill, wllich'i.vo'retfit first orter eti to be lead a secoii s ti • - MII,II'ARY THE. cAiUI 4 rIOL General 'TA'at.,£Tol4 otlitgelled to au klonuor,ible Gentle Matt„ wbuse,,,gutiutt iese,ecting. the Miiilary . Polley ht . the countr)stood. tUr that night, ittac it would'be advisable; . fium the state of the flouse, and particularly from ;the of all Military Members, to postpone it to a future opportunity, Mr. HUTCHINSoN acq*§Ced, and postponed his , Mution to Frtday the 7,h June. , IRISH CONVENTION 4CT. Mr. Hu Tot iNsoti also postpuned , bis Motio for a repeal ut Inc Cuaventiun Aet to Tueiday the 1 I th June.' . . Mr. M. A. TAy 1..64 postponed the resumption of the adjourned Debate on his -Motion respecting Suitors in Chancery, from .to-motroro to Moncl.ty , • . On the :Motion. of Mr. FOSTED," it \Vac ordered, 'that the FlousJ should to-morrow resolve itself Into Li Ciumnitive, to consider of the countervailing duties on Hemp and Tobacco in Ireland. • cOT:1 ON WOOL RUTY. Ott the Motion for the linos° to itesolvo itself into a Committee on the Cotton Wool Duty Bill, Sir lt. PEELE said, he could not help considering the tax as likely to be very injurious, and present moment as one of the most improper (or the impo sir ion of such a tax. The manufadurers were In a stale ulatarvarion, and the effed of this new duty would be materially to aggravate their distress. Colonel STANLEY observed, that he lt,cl made a communication on the 'subject to his constituents in Lancashire ' , whose interesia Were so neatly con cerned, and 'he was anxious that dr (01 4r pro ceedings upon it should be postponed fpr a few days, to give him an opportunity of receiving their. roll went s. ' 'Mr. Ross declardd, that if he thought the manu lecturers would sustain so serious an. injury es. that supposed,by the Hon.. BarOtiet, he ,would be , the last man in the House to 'press the adoption of the measure ; but when it was considered that the duty wits °sly a penny a pound. oh en article belling at 'the price of which cotton did; he wait persuaded that tile Apprehensions of the Hon. atronet were groundless." Besides" it- must . be 'recollected, that the duty was. not itnpt‘Jied t H all COU'JP, Wool '01111! poried;'but only on that whieheahle from America., 'Mr; ISANIWO objected to - the mode in whiOt sych duties as tho present Wet iusinainad'into the House its. a manner that escaped attention. - He considered that the present um *would bi itlastflt,lol' as it would tend to assist the American matiutdeturer. i" the ectuyetition into Which he had 'already to, sac- . ertistully entered with us. Without iiiicusajog theca.* pediencyot commencing a kind tit nanintlanil heti ithy , with America, he caul ion i;ci tire carry- tug utt 1144 hootility, :they should injure tins country'. It itie matiotatturers 01:1,imerica . .were -once esti:lb lishect by the bperution of any of.ournfeastirrs, they would not be put.down by any.subt;equelit' tiort of our duties; • AlthoughLbe did •_titit rt cflm mend a tax on sticep'.e wtoul, yetlie .was .persuaded' that it was a Much fitter and sitter obj ect ut taxa : , non than cotton wool.; ' .The-present duty bit CatOni : %on) was above .3d..,a pound ; and if . tite: Bill before the Housu should pass, the duty. wrmici anioutit._ tv near 30 per cent. 09 Ito au 'tie.' The Ckiliscut.Loa, at the Escneueen declered,: th4t . this 4V:dint exaggerated statentent, and that the apprehensions both Qt Abu Hon. Gentlenumand, of titt, , Hot!. Baronet could not possibly be realisecl.--. Cotton had b 6 rila a Y 46811011 of price froit to hall-a-4own a pound ; • without ally 4211060 ,~, 1 17Rati 'I !p w a Protsnd wed& hive sonar Paul: thirty-six, miilions a potinds• tit cottoo wereltd'. ported iost year . , but of ' these only. 6 Millions ens, imported from Atnedo, to which cotton 00* proposed duty would . apply. Thu quesuo3 l!' witethes in the situation to which nt we we re piety, hide W ild. !le should no t g ive encourageme to tish bottoms rather than in foreign bottom-11, ~ _ Mr. WIRITRILOAD censured Government- ter tip having taken the opinion of the Hoo. flitt.ll4 others who were.qualifted to jude on ;:e s , C 4 before they insroducedilt4 present i'ilcoliure, . .. 11' ,,,, gt/ was a Petition on the table Cotton rolvinow Lion. declaring that they Were in istate al 11 . 0 ~,, lion. i oil:vie Petitioners this Pew cluty un tbi rtf material wall a direct stfront. , kle rerlotli :01 illogie in IA hich such lases bad 1),...en tor dve ..i . twenty yeara introduced, fro m time te•titner bill' Right Huts, d.cntielion-oppouetNir, Bele), Or the specious !Jerrie ul tegutotions. 100140° ,isowever, al wayi latled IA sticcosi; altheugfi do*, ! .0-lorciaj reguktions Of the Envoy epalliir:irci (4eiled. ; litie.Einpet or of France admit'" up the Continent sgainst our ui_,46',.' iSii,„"Lissil lotions at that House it App ,est*" trwal. ~..',-,t., nt ceeded. We undertook o unlock the uii,7lo Bour own Ilesolutions 'it Ipste.ttelif thati coompletcli faded. Before the owl et the of w A s would tnove for the recent 4orretpinOcairbtpr the 4ritiel; and Amo•iconeovernalgats, o n ! ` • period he would wowing on the.lor'soa an Y thinglcquid rouse the pu,hfia gtienottiliosies he the permanently Injurious ideation (_,,,ge-,0, of this country, whlelt Ihe pertiveredicitoits, mercial nostiitty of Gigot .10110 g rhi i:d1:144, SO w trd. each oilier, must neeriasaidY P l „ --- ; hi go , thought that, on conside,stioo, ..tlia ltd tier. 4 Gontleinan • would see the; proprie'Y . ril ',1•;1 01 the Hr. gember for Lancashire ilk' rc,,fea; imitrudions or his Constituents un the i 11,9 0,61. d The CHANall.i.oll. of Lite taottaugo.„44o, that the duty was not loco Hi C 4,014 1140011 rate ipjurioosly on tb• rosnotacnnan ~ , 0 1 duty on the 1,,v otelerioj were .talwit m 5701,0, per4nadeti that not en sddition.a. pito 0 1 _.t of facture would be importel lino sof r:,,i,pott. word,— H s bid no /Acetic:4)i towift: %0,,, pone the Committee on' the bid, wttil we n u : ivr ol Sir R. Past.s pre ed t' • asvasety 44 S' o s ,II r , . for comildersitio n. • 0 01 k bialio.f Mr. WiIiTaKSAD representeo 101 c tur ,po l. t o deky w Writ woul.t be testa i'll 11,i 11 1 0 1 tai ti in , Iv of the wistied for obitcl'A. I,oottO I-0 n• Gent lemun, otter' spei4ting, in )7100., 0 till the other day, of the t(o34 and re ~,,,,,,,}0 country, n „,,,, cunti.:44 ~,t Ac5ict0.,,,,,„,,,,,, o f the Continent were Otl hornicooll'a o v a 0 our trade mar eVen Were all Old ilil 1 I ulti Ve IQl' Col WO i l OO l . sa t~ a yald more ca '', 60 ,11 liA 'him at present. Things cOOl6 n't.,,,,A le, thus. Siam convulsion Mast P r ig . er,io w. %betber triumphant to tliii c°11').(0110;Fot aligmy he would not anticipate ; bu t l'ot OOP; Irr"--it: all the ports of Ole CoPtillfhafousiii, to British manufactures,•still it 'ARS'''-- r 0 °"' o A in" to our injudic.ious tua)oresi All)c 'o 6' able to surply herself, a ► ool' 01 • Mr. Rosa conteoded, that he ha !oat iisi .notice of the introduction Cl 0)51 1100,0, tica had over and over agnia 'erg/1,1°,1°0 POl„;°cr ball manufactures. This coull',V,',liitiOr,l3oo torbearance to that respea ,aoiiiiiio' sure ~vt,is for the purpose of 'ed '" i t te ) ' Ali Alt , , .:, 4tAitgo? ' h . 0 Alter few words from Pr . i''', -„, friiiill mitiee ran ‘the jot ix ai ritpollo ,'' do ihe Bill Witi ordered to be Printed' .0 41. 0 4;1 The other Orders of i fie DI " 01, and the tionse adjoutnedi . : • • Aaatve NIA I Ls. , o' o ° 4 ' 1)1 ) 6 --1 Lisboa, 1 Imola), 1 , -----„ .es ',Rio? 01, 00; OS. „,i, Gueibsey t , 1 erevY;oo4. ' —Lys 0- .. I r Tills. 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