The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-13 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS:

Mr. Alderman WOOD moved for a return of the
amount of drawbacks allowed on the exportation of
nutnufactured silk during the List year?-..Ordered.
fa 41. R
moved for a return of the
lualuities of tea,coffee, and sugar, upon which duties
had beep paid during the last year for home consump-
tion.--Ordered.

Mr. 1.1.1t1il gave notice for next Session of his in-
Option to liripg in a Bill for abolishing capital pu-
nishment for the crimes of eat tle-Steliling arld stealing
in dwelling-houses.

The Rigistrar of Madras Bill passed through a
Committee, and the Report was brought up and
agreed to. It was ordered to be engrossed imme-
diately, and, if finished in time, to be read a third
time this evening, which was subsequently, after a
few words from Mr. TEANT, done, and the Bill passed.
Mr. S. WORTLEY presented a report of the

Committee appointed to enquire if
at Sierra Leone.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL brt
Bill to remedy defects and mistakesin ii
roused du ring the present Session ofi
moved that the standing orders of the
dispensed with, so that the Bill might pats
all its stages this evening.
Mr. BROUGHAM took that opportuni
ing some of the Ministers at what period it
bable that the New Parliament would

Mr. HERRIES was supposed to reply
matter was so surrounded with ditEcuitiei
was impossible to give any definite answer..
The motion was then agreed to, and ,
brought in, read the first and second
passed through a Committee.

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Mr. GRATTAN presented several
from different parts of Ireland, complaik.
great distress under which the populatio
country laboured. The Hon. Member
Oat the afflicted state of things that et.
might be remedied, if Ministers would
take the matter in hand. He attributed it
pally to absenteeism, but certain it was
country in Europe was in such a state of
and starvation.

Mr. WILMOT HORTON said,
measure of enclosing land, as proposed by
Member, would relieve the distresses of
then the gentlemen of this country were
di.graced race of beings that existed on
he contended that it would do no such

had fought the battle of the laborious
country as it were alone in this House,
probable that he should not have a

vsuing Parliament, he took that
sating, that he would fight it even
out of the House.
Mr. SPRING RICE acknowledb,
tude he for one felt for the exertions of
Hon. Gentleman. He was however
vinced that if the defective state of the

was remedied, the enclosure and cultivate
lands would tend mod materially to amp
condition of the peasantry.
After a few words from Mr. Hustossol
Lord KILLEEN inquired if Minister'
to take any steps to relieve the present
way of advance and loan, or any other .
Lordship described that distress to be
own knowledge most dreadful.
Sir ROBERT PEEL said that it was
intention of Ministers to propose to Parr..
vote for the relief of the distress which
plored. He thought thnt it would be
a bad precedent, and tend to check what t
be successful—the individual exertions of
gentry. If not the legal, it was In
the moral duty of those who derived t

from the soil, to exert themselves to
miseries of their peasantry. He thought
the public money was always a dubious
unless to public works where the retur
The R;ght Hon. Baronet then alluded tk.
of emigration, and quoted a passage freen
Stirling's despatches, in which he implores
ment rather to discourage than encot.
tion to that colony, where already they
settlers than they knew what to do with.
however, had not neglected the question,
gentleman every way qualified was
tug a survey of the North American
for the purpose of ascertaining if the sin,
',llion of the country could, with advantage
selves and the public, be transferred there.
report might soon be expected, and he
that they should be able to carry some of
suggested by his Right Hon. Friend into
After a few words from Mr. W. it
THANT, and other Members, the peL ,
brought up, read, and ordered to be pro"'
(Lan amnia.)

[HE LONDON GA

OF THIS EVENING.

Earl Marshal's-Office, Whitehall-yard, JuilfA
Notice is hereby given to the Nobility P.
tending the solemnity of the Funeral of bl•
crrd Majesty, that the hour appointed for
Windsor Castle is seven o'clock in the -
iidh
p ocosion will be formed in st. Georgele
o'clock, and move precisely at nine.
NOR FOLIC,

BANKRUPTS
John Sainthill, Pickle-Herring, Tooley
wark, millstone-merchant, to surrender July
Aug. 24, at eleven, at the Court of Co(
Piercy and Oakley, Three-Crowns-I(l=er Soul
Edward Toms, Bicester, Oxfordshire„ Jul:
Aug. 24, at the Court of Connitnienere.
Cults, Throgrnorton-street.
Henry Tickle, Maryport, Cumberland,
Aug. 2, at three, 3, and 20, at eleven, at the
Maryport. Harrison, Coleman-etret t

port-
Robert Masters, Nethercote, Warwiskshir
July 2i, at six, 23, and Aug. 24, at elevea,at
sheaf Inn, Daventry, Northamptonshire.
Cox, Red Lion-square, London ; Roche, DA \
Thomas Cooper, East Dereham, Norfoll
July 29, at four, 30th, at five, August 24, at
Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Skipper, NorWx"
Milman-street, Bedford-row.
Thomas Meakin Barton, Eastwood, Nottinf

July 28, 30, at six, and Aug. 24, at eleveA
Hotel, Poultry, Nottingham. Buttery/

Walston, Furnivars-inn, Holborn.
Joseph Ellis, Chester, brewer, July 27, si*
Aug. 24, at eleven, at the Court of Cor
pot and Stone, Southampton-street, BlooPs
Finehett, Maddock and Son, Chester.
James Briggs, Horsham, victualler, July ¢oe
at eleven, and Aug. 24, at ten, at the Court
sinners. Palmer, France, and Palmer, Bedfi
Thomas Chamberlain, Salisbury, Wilts'', II
August 6,7, and 24, at twelve, at the Star 01'
atupton. Jones, John-street, Bedford-OW;
Southampton.
, William Offord, Colchester, cutler, Juif
August 20, at ten, at the King's Arms In"
Church and Sons, Colchester; Coombe, To!'
David Twort, Horamonden, Kent, miller
and August 24, at eleven, at the Court of
Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields: Jeffel
William Nagington, Bilston, Staffordshire,
July 22, 23, and August 24, at one, at the St.
Birmingham. Jessop and Scarman, Fortin"'
and Goode, Dudley.
Walter Turnbull, Upper Grafton.street.
music-seller.

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst. in Old Burlington-strati 1
Sir W. Heatheote, Bart. M.P., of a am 101
On the 11th inst. in liorp4rd-strvtai Lllgt
Davis, Esq., of a dqught@r.

MARRIED. 1,04
On the 12th inst. by special license, at th°Tio:
it
G.ffard, EN., Portman-square, Sir J. il. i tit
Syston Park, Bart. in the county of 1:111,5°;,°:cA..
Ann, relict of John Dalton, Esq. 41' L''.
jun., o
Lancaster. 00:
On the Itth inst. at St. Mary's, BryansWrt,,,,lo,ol
P. Vaughan, E•q. eldest son of W. Vaughan. °,l„, je,;
Monmouthshire, Esq. to Louisa Elizabeth /11",1
'laughter of J. Rolls, EN., of Bryanst°lllll:t.n,'
~,remon having been previoly perforgle" :„ V
Edw. Scy ott, according to the us
rites of the non— '.
I
Church. A. 41

On the 7th inst. at Durh amp,' the WY of LIL
Seddon, sister to Sir Robert Eden, Batt.
,erio
On the 12th inst. in Montagu-place, I"'' f
of S. Bolter, Esq., of Darland, near Rochetti
66th year of her age. a 1 I
On the 10th it. at 13elsise, llstnpatel'i
nese-square. r
vaneed age, Mrs. Mary Roberts Widulf
itobeTlv, &sq., of R *ll • sisall
On the 11th inst. Mary Louisa, third d4lll "'"t,
Cameron, of the Strand.
On the 13th inst. at Torquay, Devon, in hislll-1
Thomas Sandford, eldest eon of the Bev. C"
eldest grandson of the late Right Rev. Ilisb°l3
of Ellittburgh

Nllll AsNupw PoUrlirLiclSZDll27

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4
Inquire 11101,
ENERAL brow
td mistakesin lei- T
t Session ofParli :•:
orders of tbeil.
le Bill might pass •
ok that opportunity '1
at what period it
ment would assail.
upposed to reply t
with difficulties
y definite answer.
agreed to, and t•
st and second
tee.
N IRELAND.
esented several
eland, complaining ti
.311 the populatioa
Eton. Member
f things that now
Ministers would • E,
He attributed it A
certain it was •
such a state of 4 4-
tION said, that
as proposed by i
:he distresses of :,;
is country were ;=
hat existed on
do no such thl .
ie laborious cla • • A
this House, and
not have a s#,,, I„
ook that op„
ht it even with •
acknowledged `r
3 exertions of ,t tit
was however r..;
.3 state of the pr
.e and cultivation `tr,
tonally to midi:, .‘ •
:Nerludi f Ministers
rilu s c isso,
e the present dist',
Dr any other '
distress to be
dr
said that it WU ;.-
)ropose to Faisal
e distress which. ;;%4.:
ant it would be
to check what 0 4
ual exertions of '
I, it was unquo •
rho derived their •
themselves to nil 4
• He thought ad
rays a dubious sd '
here the return VOL G.
hen alluded to tie9' ...-
I a passage from
••••,,
•hich he implores 00.
•e than encourage
re already they _41.r.,
hat to do with. rtil •
led the question,',:
ualified was nose
gat American
ning if the surpito
with advantage
transferred there..,„
cted, and he time.
o carry some of tee
Friend into '
Mr. W. HOST
bets, the petitiotw;
• ed.
✓ed to be printed'
rrixa.)r.
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N GAZE 1
EVENING.
if;
ehall-yard, JettlAil
o the Nobility siva —ihos
Funeral of bi* 114$
appointed for assets
•
:lock in the evechlP
se. George's 111/1111!:
nine.
NORFOLK,
tUPTS,
rring, Tooley-stroli ~ •
surrender July 110,
Court of Coolol .4'
owns-squorer South
xfordshire„ July 20,
::onnitnieners. •
Cumberland, Oil •
at eleven, at the Be
in-strett ; ThotuPeett t
Pi'
ate, Warwickshire)
24, at eleven, at tbs.
amptonshire.
m ; Roche, Davi° $
ereham, Norfolk,
e, August 24, at t
Skipper, Norwich;
•
tstwood, Nottiaghllo
;. 24, at Orval,
m. Buttery, 14°
lborn.
er, July 2'7, 0
iesioor
curt of Conuns"' •
-street, Bloomsbury; ,•
Chester.
tn, at ictualler,th .111 y gr
10so fsl,
d Palmer, Redfor44?
Asbury,
Eve, at the Star 100 ,
wt, Redford-0W;
60
• cutler, July • ,
ng's Arms
; Coombe, Token'
e Court;
1, Kent, miller,
the Court of Co
'nn-fields: Jeffery,
)n, Staffordshire, ,
at one, at the SO' t.
'artnan, Furnifill*
Iravtot
itnn. fitreet,