The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-14 00:00:00

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ICTCIA Li, 1 NG. 0 FF 10E, yule; le, rHE COMWSS/ONERSjor VICTUALL/A , Ills 111.4yESTPs N4l' do hereby give Mali?, That on 7 Nerday, the 25th instant,' they will be ready to receive Tenders in Iv, (scaled tip) and treat f o r what COOPER— AGE STORES, and Town:.nsa de COOPERS' TOOLS, or Tavis ol equal gxdoess, the Serzhe of this Department sway re • quite, fir the ~ p ace of Twelve Months ; to be delivered into Hit Majerty's Vitiwallirg Stores at Dstrfird ; anti-to be paid pa 6) , Bills, py.tble with Interest, Miley Days sile , date. The Conditi&ns of the Contrail may he seen at the Sect etary's Offiee. No regard will be had to any Te'. I,r in which the Price shall not be inserted in nsordt at length, or that shall not be delivered to 7 the Bowel before One u'Clock on the said Ittesday, the 25'b instant, nor - sod 'ss the Pet suer who makes the Tender, or tome Person do hh behalf, attends to answer when called for, IMPERIAL PARLLIMEN7. Months. IT, hoiiiever; from the- piswerh-ii old 064 support the m asitre hid tt. that I,e st:otild be ur.successful in that, there t.err. some Amen& tnents he st It should feel it neceti , ,ary to sucrwit to their Lordsh'ps. Lord ER4KINIa spoke warmly in defence of the Bill. HOUSE OF PEERS, THURSDAY, JUNE 13. ~~ , In a Committee of Privile4es some further Pro teeding, obtained wiih respect to the Berkeley Peer e. Foither .consideration adjourned till 5.,- turd. - C4'i met were heard at some length respeaing the Irish Writ of Error Cause, Topping v. the Attorney-General. To proceed again on Mon-' da v. . Tile LORD CHANCRLLOR with great force anti supplied the .arguments ut his Learrit-J Friend against the _Hill. f-1 , however, despai!ed of being Socce:sful in his opposition .o the mea sure, so pOwerful and rtsisilt-ss was the influence of the Grin:t JunettoniCoMpittly in . Parlianteni--it the Allied torce4 in the Peninsull had no gre.it,j of ultimate success against the common enemy th,iti lie bad while - contending apinSt' !Be Grand jinie. tion Compiny's influence-our cause would oe hopeless indeed ! In the course of their Lordships' forwarding the Bills upon the Table, The Earl of CLANCARTir objeEted strongly to the Irish Court Houses Bill, which stood for a second leading. His Lordship concluded by moving, That inste.id of now, the Bill be read a second tithe this day ttiree..mont ho . The Earl of th7CKINGHAMSIIIRE spokc in fti out', of the BU, and ' r *S( „)(IETERSO VlOlt Titti, I nse l-I ARGE AND RELIEF OF NS b 11) 1(ItiONED. FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven -street, Strand, Tune s, Art . IiENTEFACTIONS since the last REPORT, vi z ~... . 4. s. .1. A 2 2 . . 1. . C. 'l3r.iiisron Fsq . Ceorge Alilner;Es-q Conthert,:a . A. 33 ° S ei c. , Mrs hl4rtil.. Willtains Great Malvern • • 2 r) r , A i rs kepi: Lea i tiWlbriti Itritkrts i 69 • • ,e.,11,,1i 1,4,41,64;41, -,..'(.1(5. and Co ' A. 3 3 ° 2 2 0 14.1%ii (.41rt, per ii rinmeNley and Co. •5 ° ' kiro 'Talmud, q L'urnant ci 0 b°t"rt 31 . 01 3' In-lis E r . . .Nigli , :1.4, i , r. -. * c 0 0 ,ii il rurt)lo‘l: q u'Y''( • . A. 2 2 ° . A. I 3 " A!r ! .v. 11.4, 'per's-).cretraV • ' i.votte Vmia'tl.llt. E,O M P• • A 2 2 0 ~1 1.41 , • '._ • • 5 o ' ;?, Ai 111:11014 ',Mail. LlArt. A. 10 ro "I,,,':it4.thrlcr!.r,r,loil, E,4 per S cretar; • . , 0 0 0 ..";:,!fl .111e',y, Fsq, per 11.!..1bi S. COUItS '‘',;l...!_iXt.ll, per :iperet). . . A., 22 0 5 Tievelyan k s tout years Berwrac.. . ti,,, I q• 12 12 0 114 4,41 ii iiii).4.,, h • • • r 0 ° lq• I' I 4Tili, t i '. q . es .A.'l 3 2 : Robert L,.. - -( '"r,•T 1. pee iloar i. F Cla ra { ir .,? 4 ', 15 * I ' , l. • 2 2 0 f . H . zi i,) ..s9. fir Tre.,Alret . tv. p r i) 2s - I 4 ' )2 . (.. (Annita.; il. is • 33 . O_ /1. flei . ier . r. 4 *; L ' M • ( i. e 101. ...)(4X.) A. • 5 0 ,° 7 0 0 4, •., ,„- - -az; 21 I. l' J., ltiorq 1).1111111110314i per Isichtulpti, Cocks, and mu 0 0 '. ~. Per Tr easi . ' . s.l II . 0 . ' l ' Y • • irer ilhaiest.eir2l. 21. E V. per Herrin. 7 2 ° 161 of the Pa.ace Court Surplus or their • , 1 , opi 2 ii 0 . . to..liv kvl,tiof the Dethcus in Castle Ruthi.:, bl bitl)l 11 ii, pc, I 114ollrer I 10 0 r. 4 )i.llolt 3 a 2 . f Oltilli ill till! Letter4fQX, 11, ...11,....21.-25. 6d. . 5 2 ' u ' n15 4401 014 5 0 0 ~.. ...____ ~. gt, 12 6 . . it, --. .•___ ktischarol alai re ; ii,r th. , sum art 2191. 14. vi. : ' L'Y ' t 1"311 various Prisons, Sb I.)el?t6rs, Consinstren the CabeS Of 75 Petitiot)efS ' . • til,ttreetl i.t. ketir Cd lot Cll4..det:ll I t Petitions', and re ' Jeciki to, beneiactintis are receiv , ed by the Tria. Curer,Cur. , lames Neill, Messrs.Esl Herries, ~, ,y ne.vvaiK, „cliche., i also by 101%410, and CO S t . i ittles'i-arvet' • Iloares, ~ itteet Win. Cliatteris, Whitmore. and' C.• L°mbar(l-. I' leet r I11e,1; liiddulli 0-ocks, and Riiige, Charini;-C.r.;)tbt ' lattitco and Cu. Fincti-lane, Corithill i liallinicrsic)at N Messrs. Veres Lticadou, anti. Co. N o I,. 7 trQtelit.g•it',l44l iri'dc 4 ; walil ; and bre the S ecretary, No. seen b 7 y ' the Courl w ho are IN:Int:A to &typo. iet true itluiaktitn:4)a' tut where th Society . ti e ......._._._.___ t ~r, i lie rif,t kri,iritstl,,y 01 cArr; trkitith• 1 .-- ... _ -----------, '(111)14'1'1Y .I.Sfi ) Ii•NCI.S, 1•kE1,i14„)1,',1,) t r b(. ES .PU lit i c iittlis.h,, nkti small lik r, ... • ~ i C •' •• -" " ' nirl'lllr• (11'1 l'A I 1 AC l'oit le und LA ND, o tett' kleg 1 , i rorn London. i ll eti.''l.l,) to the best B idders , putsa'ant to' an Onier . 9f 'l-‘"4"l,PuttY's Court 61 h x-h,t(ier before Alit L MO Y SE '' ' ' , q aDe tilt . R . • '.. hr :•er , of the said L.,,urts 41 (..dit:l*. .. (' 1 (1, ) ‘")"11t, a .' ‘ •11 • London, On .1 4 y s o,e-houhc, ...tiane.., r,n, '41.1. I.unt. tC At Twetve, in Eight Lots, 6'1.41.)1tY PRLEHOLD ESTATES. in the Pl lititir:"•%ll)t Ai"'in.lin•and Bushey, comprising a desreli9l: on ti11t,.14--;.'1"1 41' .artnand 01 rich C. ills Land and Planta io • 4 (,)1, 'l "1 E tree to Aldc•nham Cliur''llti tlu„ A ' .t 11 1 . r) 14e,,, tielightlul Gard . n, an d -I- A Ft ,;1( at, 1.41:1, liuthey. Meadow of %',,, e PUhl:C.ll“ll',e C.llled the Coact ! and Her,',,,,Y'itti: I::'hii,:cPriiianiail lin:sves•. capital st,ttling. At ( ji.iitC(Cl)e 1,!!, 4.4l,l).iiistt of A kleinlaut, tit_'Ye.,41,1,4(1,t;,.;.1, over Bushey Heath.. a unitt distance. ifTtlautl, _. b i . itt busta,,, ca.! t. p 4' le , I ,araens adjoining the said Public...hot! i,or the ootyUi belfig 111 3i1C a Qualification for a Vo.e 1 d by the k,AZ,A,.IIOIIII.IIit of he Nly inciosed Land bolmck,iiiii to. L.aicir4.ll.4tng, tAit,,i,Zlll .latifitore ami 11 throw , ‘eald, ctu1,„44111 1 " A 3 It. 17 P. in the .Parislt . of, A ue.r.l. suf.. t0,,,,,..14 "ilig extensive Vie w s. nfthe i t eseryoir,.4drrillmit,i. ihit, g ,-sulitty, in a 11144 t tielighttnl Situaiion tor A te i .-. , , ' e Fedor), ~,,,rke,l7ltes 9welling4muse, with extei.l.stovi Lunt dd tjixillnt.l4 3t LitChtnlZ l'it4aitnhe' kal e :tiiges: ocljntlfing the •Fatilory, each capable of being an dt fil v i' ', a n ri ' s ‘ l c f r Of AI de idr, in . Th'rtv 4'tidi`Atim lor a V1 le for the Count} • , ,e._ or Round litlkii cit;e.l)(4l Acres of Land called Nail; 59 i , ji , tti;eilet,tl;l. In the Parisi ) of A liteithain. 011 vvilic.ll Tk . To be ,41.11" e. kiln, With 411 111eX1r,r4l1M119114 NNW. "1 Ldt.l,lo„ .1) tilt -1,1"vel, ap t, primed Particulars 1 14, 09 PlI "`": I , • 41 Ilie e,."1,41.tr, at the F dd. , ry. house, Liti.liniere Ilea I _, tic ° the iii,4o.l4'ld Horses, (:41,1kr,1-1111.; and at the I.. ' f ' I ' itilel';%r!iit'4l"6:ll47,4l3olViv3:elliii!,..Li 1:1"t11:41'ttLAX1(#11ell'1111)36,"V a t t br d 1 11:'144.1 'a'ttlift-4ft' .St• Albairtz ; the Assembly...house, .Snlatl.l7. Othteuvr re, ()Bice of the Deputy keittentbratitr , ,L t i t o te s .'l,!kkiii_ it'fni.,e, Inner Temple, London ; of C ha rles ;te4l.tei t:istl holicrior of the Arlinitaity, Spring ,i./.,„, Ait.,?l !,,,,,,ir!su.s.. Knight and it,n4, I..Litenni.s.i.no i of ,i,,,vi....1,t,k104, ZLit,l3.alOtt .311(1 IVlet L I I",‘ uts liattOn. `"t il,i(t,t'd"...'4 11 iOl Mr. W 1111414 1/14 sr ~.4ltdvvdy's„ UNIT A ''RIANISII 1`111; DOCTRINE Of THE , . GOSPEL. In lattin, price ti)ltif I).ay was pul!shed, A viv, ' 4 ° ' oards (the Second Edition, with Altetattons . . ' k tk pet l : 4 4Y ,iu Qr; A l l !I 3 . S m il R ITO ):N.L GROUNDS-of 1 I. vtii:inati o n of ail the tit •4141:13i..4.. 111%IsleW ' ' l 'i!iitlt:ri u r i' wl 1 l ' t: it art: Eerie-rally con. 6 PPii,t,i-hlrY'7:n4;TP`:°,Zilttet'l:titV.;:: I, 1,, D. h'ltlrlir,iter)l; "gnlilll, Hurst, Rees, Orme, ant! Brown, 1;.11141; i t i,'w i lolinson and to. ; and D. Eaton, Ilign ...qt itti4t„"i4 bYlletixeland, Exeter • Beichert 844141041111 -"--, -' ; and Rees and 'Curtis, Plymouth. ......, 1 ............,.................mft , 11l I' `Phis b l i , t ,way t,i i „,, ,. : ay was pubi.is.tio, . 11 _ .. ...1 , (if „,.. 1. , :, s, ,lart,... prti.t . 41. , 4.1 i t__ boriltb,..n... ivi,, art.: ft' U LOIN UNEV LIVIA , k; I .Y ! ~,..,,,is, ~~:1, , , bititottsry. On a new P 13" ;,,,,111 ,' im.v,,,,:llevvo, that (..'ollSOrlaiitS ate alone to he reptro,. i't lob "1 tile ft i . - , ... . „l •;,''''llolit „6„ 1 . 111 , 1 es or wants, *MI that the Vowels i.,11i I . d it ii f --J--itet. • that - Languages contain th e same ' L lfte r)„4 ."4•1; and hat they ate derived from the l'""I'' ilitrA'iljr,elir"tita AtCit.jelasir 'and Poperties belonicng to I,',!titliel iq. r tion. 4 , - g•rawtt troth v,lnuits Langttages 1 the r.it,ticv,, 447. ~;brehtiglish,. (4ithic, Saxon, yeru?n,44.l• . eili, • bi4i,k,vael_t. ..E,atiri,, li•e4101. Ited.tan! sar.l:4: 40. ..i!e,..t.litial,l ~,,. __le ,vt.i.al4, I.rish,‘Velsh, liters Vie. "ti'l,lll:gitalitu::' 41e,,Lrselavo_nt,.., 1:14341%11., $49.,&,.. ...., • ,-, , ~ c . 6, " w, Arabl , i efSlail, Sanscrtt, t,tpst.), ki Okla t t o . ~... , , , -.ly, i ttl.,,, ' 'int,' ut the University Pies ; sold by I• ' l ' l 414011 i kati I.:Deli:4ton, Cialltblid4e. PICruALLING Yin. If, ISt I. THE COMMISSIONEits f o r L LI NG llit Mityk.STY'S Alll7 do Creby give Autire, that on Tuesday, the 25 , 11 inttant, - they will be ready , (4 relive Tenders in loriqv f s deed up), and treat -jar the sr pplr ((at separate Contrail') a[ .what SEA PROVISIONS mg be replied'r,, tb. we of His 4lajefy's ,Shipt and Petrels at Swansea, and at 71 castle and rinm,uth Tivr:'ve Months retrain ; and'flother until Six .11onthi' warning shall be given ~n 'either tide for the tertottn7rtion of tbeContrall ; to be paid for by Bids, payable zui,b lwerest, A into , Dgys after date. Ihe Conditions of the Contraat may Ire'reen al the Secretat:j.'s Office, at thir Gice t of by applying to'the Coiled rs f Ilir ilf.l - Customs at 5W4431'4 and Newcastle resp4filinty. No regarchuill be had to any l'endet in which the Price shall ttoi be interted in worth at kngibi or that shall not be delittred 12 she lard be/ore One o'Clock on the said Tusk!:, the lith inttant ; nor unless the Pers,n who' makes the Terdet, Or one Person on bit behal I, attends, to ans.n.er when railed for : —Nor tyti• Tender that &attains extravagant prices Npan IGlite tie/et,' and prices moth inletior to the real vain* upos other f, he tonsidtred as prop,. v be admitted. Each Tatter rru.tt attl be accompanied he h Later signed , ID. two se'ponsible ongtsgiPg so become bound with tLe Furo, teldering, in the Penal Suns ol Soot, for the due polartnance of each Cantraa. °MCI OF ORDNANCE, Mar, 27, art, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills 111d -74. yk.'srri ORDNANCE do hereby give ,P4tice, That Pre/vials will be received their Office, ix Pan 411.111, on or he. fore illodday, the 17 kday of y.ine new, from sorb Perrone ma, be willing to undertake Sat•p/y of SA . I I.MAK E:l4 S ARTICLES, for• Service aJ this Department, for a period of Three Yea.l. Patterns pl . ' the A tides may be vi'wed, repots 4111n:thin at the Prin.ipal Stv'ekteptel - Clffia lit the nicer ; asti farther Particula , i, together with the roma and • onditioni of the Con ti ael, may 6e known at ac Ste, etaty'4 Office in Pall. Mall, dfoi (- said, toy day let wren the b 4,0-4 ten and Far o'doei, aohtre op,talt max• be delivered, leafed up and inforAea', posals tor. Sjiiimaers Articles,", but no Proposal can be ad. mit ed after tee +,'d ipb Day ol yane, at I I,,..eive alt Noah of the tame : 'ay ; neither yid any lender be noticed, if 'fie, t the Pa, fy making it, Of an /igen( in hit behalf, dial! attend, Or•dtr of• the ito,t , ./ t R. H. CREW, Set. OFFICL 01'' ORDNANCE, Ma) , 30, 1811. rr H E PRINCIP/IL OFFICERS o f 111 S MA -1 . 7,ESf (iRt).IOI:\LE 417 iter‘Git give Ntiee, ;hat ropota‘s 6e sw - d-;. , tai it tArir OjAce, i t bel , re' :rciserdip, the 69 itd.f . yal next,ji'm sad, Pot:lns as 6no , bt• wilthg ro. otia'irtake t e smtVit ef. HO X tV ()UK, anti ofber tittle e.! 'f Iit(1 NI jar Jeri ice of tits ,Rajal Cart" tge Riyart•aikttatci . y Dtpsrtmetiss Iroalwiek, for period rJ ti,See )ears. Parte , ns q' the elr!tcle: nt.o Pe viewed upot application at the k^yal..Carrlar apartment, afid in the Departntiq of - the kiy4l . Lab,rafoy,lin the I yal iirsenal at It 'Oolv•ich',.u.here jut thee Par. ticaler u, tcptiter quid; the ern:rand Ct,pdi.icns of the Co:frac% may Ge known and olio at the .S:e;.terat;f: Office, in Pall. alotesaid, any day &twee:: the bouts of' Ten and Pour o'cl‘ch, where the Proposals Nutt be delivertd, ,ea/ed up and itoiorsed, "Proposals for Box Hilige, %York, die." 6u: no op dial can he admitted alter the said :qth,/at of June, ut Tut/vi o'Ct:ock at noon f the same t :ay, neither v iil an d , tendtr _t e the Party nuthing it, or an Agent in his belie/f, shalt attend. - Order of the Board, B. (ft tit Ell', Srcreta 9' • ADMIRALTY -OF I' ICI% May '7Ollll. RY Command of the LORDS COMMISSION -LP rRS of tlx AD \1 R, LT 'l, notice is henby Oven that the Situation of OR A WING- roAs . u.ft in the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth has became vacant, and tit such persona as imiceive theidse Ives to be properly quaiirird, and are willing to undertake thelluties thereat, at a Salary oh One Humid• PeUildS a Year, ,and- an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year lb( House. Rent, may mal c application tin the appointment (by letter) addressed to me; sending, with their applications, Certiticales of their good •charaitter, and Specimens of their ability in the art of DitiWtiig. ' 4 {. K. R. The Earl of LIDIERICK macle a few remark., but in SO low a tone as co be inaudible below the Bar. The Elrl of LAUDERDALR complimented the No ble Mover lo'r his vigilance ar.d discrimination. He earnghtly wished that more Vigilance were exerted with respett to the List) sent up to that House, very few of which he believed, would be found lice from ser4ms orjeCti! , n. _ _ _ The kul ot SUFFOLK * said a few words en..the propriety 4el having sonic', regular d lily exposition of tin , business before the House. He had come down tv,tli a desire, to be altrituted with the present state ot business, and tor want of some paper or in ,,truinent•of thai description, he found himself very Mitch at a loss. The question was then put, when the Earl of Cl we •riy's motion was agreed to. The Earl of Likenetomt.a, %hit tefereuce to the BOg Examination Bill, then beikare the House,. said, considerable sum , : hid neon expended 14r the purpose of ascettaining the nature and extent:of th: Bogs in Ireland, Of these, he, had moved for air Account some time since, hit which had not. yet been presented. He should, ti , erefore, inove, That the said Accounts be presented torthAith.-- Ordeted. Thb Eat! or RADNOR •in fl low tone of voice,. them shortly addressed the flopie, the purport of wlaich ttaa, as we could culled, thst he should'to, ntortow bringlorw::o . the motion he had ,}.alien of on a tOrillel ove.1411)11. The Earl of l,tvgaPoat. obsvrvett, that to mort row was fitted fur t dtscuss ionof a subjea of col) - sidertiai'imporiance. He therctort: . thought scone other day would be pre:erahle, :trod same time he expre , se 4 4 its wish that the Nobly Earl thild !flint', tor.the inturmatiOn ör the freuse,. the nature of his intrntied mviion. Lord ELLEttpoßottott egpressod %Ls!) to 11114 etretA, as then lac Should be the bettei able to judge how far it would be. proper for Lim to uoircur, or to give!opposiitou is 7 The Earl of RADNOR (rl3 we heard hii Lordship) stated, that he intended to move fig . the Cory of an indiriment which had been exhibited against Noble 1., , )rd, /Ind whi,.h may he the !rimier of sub sequent coniideradon in that House. This motion be should bring on On Monday, as to-morrow was det.tned an incni , venkit day. Elri i?f LIVERPuOL 3gpm observed, that an important subject stood tor Oiscu3siott also on Mon d hich could not well he postponed (we believe the Mi , itia Intrcha,ge Bill); Tupsday, Lordship ohs , rwed, would be an open day, Lott' ELLatsaintotton, in reference to what the Earl of Radnor stated, observed, that a considerable degiee of ditlici,lty would ontain with Ilifiped to the object Of the , Noble Earrs motion. There were scarcely any precedents. He had made inquiries, and the only one be met with was the case of Lord Andley, which was in some sespeCris dissi.inlar from t • c case, in the contempt ition of the Noble EA. He ‘lid n t say, that, as his search was lather a cur 6ory one, there .was no other case, but that was the only one he 4. - oold. then 'find. Besides, in:this case, another ditilculty ; a Commoner was int. ca )lited in 'the indult] . ) lit with thi, Noble Lord, to I . • a certain extent : then- Lordshlis idly. take cognizance of the cese. There w,s a p ir- Ocular timde of bringing cases of indictment o e c o , c the House, which 'we wider...to - 0d t h e N o bl e an d LeartietHAnd to say, wax by Writ of Certioraii, but it was Dot usual to lay transcripts of indictments be foie the House. The . 14oRD kAIANCELLOR obSeg-Ved, that their Lordships to proceed upon a case of privi le4e, the Order tbr the exclusion of strangers must be eitforced: The space below the Bar was irnmedi.ittly cleared, anti the eXelosron continued some time. Toe pro . eeeding, we untkrstood, referred to th:it which took 1 .1.i,e on it former evening, rolativ,! to sown nikcori. duct of an haying s'oine,busitte , before the House, with resi',edt to one of the The Lottery Bill, and a few . other.4,chielly "vme, Were brOught ult'fr - orn the Connrunvi by Mr. Tvewhill, Mr. Pavennort, and other Members, and severally read a !iris time, PAODINO ; rON WATEA-1V6KK,1311..L, A discussion of considerable kngtb took place on the question for the third.reading of ibis 4414 . _ Lord REDHSPAI,E, in a speech of tictane length, urged his former agreements againat the r nw , auro, which the reception with which the .gkeater pot of those necessary Amendments he proposes), had met with from the Committee, induced hint to do. As themeasure now stood, tie held it one very unlit for the countenanceor adoption of their Loidships; and Under this impression, he felt it his duty to move, hat the SW he read a third thus this doy three Te Kiri of IdAvnganAtX, against it. A divNiou took place, whet !byre appeared Fur the 3d rcadibig - • - 24 Agaithit it • - - - 8 , 63.4ority - • —t6 Three Amendments, as alluded tp bttord Ret'eg dale as abov e , were afterwards proposed by his Low. ship;. of theSe understatidOne wars carried, aid other two negatived. The Bill tilts then pasSed.• Nstuv t: NT DEBTORS BILL. Their Lor• ships having pro , :eetlecl tome 'considern iiol3 cat the iLyoit of ihiti bill. 'Lord Et.t...c-;Nnuatiticti xpieisea his decided dis., approbati-n 61 . _1.,, les tuvc; fu r. thy fi,Alse, He bad Aladin; 1 tri.y ch tilit; to be htougfa to as a te!-porary Inso4ent Ac., on the hdrakv, ing of his Nohk: Friend's general and . cottifireheit. give -nil:, was to oeen ex.it,tly similar to the - Act of last year. as n ,, t t:;e rasa. There were .cunsiderabt ; and the sum vac extetichid from that of 20091, to it w a s in.the last Act, to the inroei,,se of fisti J , 1...4.1 ?bonds. Tnis be ..!td not =exp , ..et. disapproved of frequent r, c2rrer ce4 to Uttls of KAI ency, which not a little encourae Itt► t ,r t tvis;t tit expettitture,l , ..d to ft audttlent It: ctices, an.l to o tie qtiently were podttetive of injurt , bus co:,segot. oces to ti , e honest and unsuspecting eredi „ i s aware, truth i!ie nature of the tit,,sitieSs winch einte judiei Illy before Ittin in Jittutlier pint:-,_ thin then , of the kind led to many And exteosive trALIOO• tent practices. T,,e ritilbtlr of c:kiOlt rettiiecting promissory notes, bilis of securiltes, was almost incredible; and unity of had their rise froth tic fri.-enty of Sitcll trit!.4ures. Alive as he was to the tads t,r WU:: 011tIlaiWy, Ike COLO not avoid styling, trm tar one ulttrt.jtl or vexatious ci editor, Incte were tett Llti,vorthjtitutoro. diii not expect ro see tit, Bill, atterWaar p so different 'from that el Its , year; and tlc ttod,:r. stood the Noble Earl to have re..4lecci ihe Sum 16 301/01. Tbe Earl,. of IVIoinA replied to the Learued Chief Justice at some tength, and with eunsiderable am• tuition. could ti .ir aeswer ex.;erly ter what the Noble Lord had understhod upon tire point ; btu on that head lie bad mere than Once point:4, declarede he should pot itupport a temporary Insolvent Bill, except it were on an ampler sc.ile Irian the last one. He was adverse to he principle of these temporery and palliative riteesures, No thing but the premier circumstance% of ille'pre,erit case—and such a degree at general expeelatunt as lied been induced by the progiessot bis Leereen It' i t ro dt s Bill; but he consented to a temporary measure until that could be brought forward in another year, and rendered less objectionable. He differed front then . Noble and Learned Lord as to the principles he seemed to entertain respecting imprisonment for debt, and there were provistons in the Kill o f l ast year which .he never could agree to. These were referred to by his. Lordship, and it was on the prin. ciple That legal imprisonment for debt w.ts justihaef o ottly as a means of recovering the proper fy of Judi. victuals, and not as a penal ititheticii, feuntled eis f lue n t ly t o them. The groutids on which he always JavuCaledthe Callsi.t of debtors, and Wove Jar it meholation at the JAW with reseect to teen), e ere, aust raeted from feelings and,considerat _yes el tiny, coesonant to the- clear and incontrevertfule ieeiple ot justice. Lut - d ELLIMLIOROUGH, in arise er, to Lind Moirl, contended, that the ends ill justice %Quid be best consulted by adlbeyirtg to the law as it euw btoi That his experience and observation enoblesi lint. to state, that there ,wrre twenty fraudulent debtors where there WilS one vexatious anti hut ere. ditor ; and Ch it every attention should ti e p a id to titer claims at the creditor, who had gete‘eek, Jen: great risks, and %Ito might be wholly milled, it all tient on the debtor were tube tahen from him. Lord MOIRA again explained. He Lever had 4-1 . 4. seeted to.a weichileitild be hitroduced en the narrow ground of the pieseut Ineesure. He had h,- deed repeatedly expressed his v‘illingness to 6)1.C,1r in any tneanlie founded on the basis of tortes solvent Bids, provided, however, that it shoole 0.1 framed on a more enlarged scale. To such Bid the present he could not as.ierit. Load EeteNeotiouore agam explained, and as suren their Lordships, that such an exploiatiouter the part of the Noble Lord had never reeeeeni his ears; and that he must not have. been in the liouse when such an explanation had been mode. The letataCtrAectretott thelsred that he had given the ttlineSt attellilf.ett to Rtts nf this and that airiest) . he %vas ready tQadtpil that a great ritLs of evil C.XINIeti 10 this -respcet, yist lie die ee r believe that it woul‘.l its the least be al;,eviat,d by of the present description. The House thetediyidett en the clause, whit:her