The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-04 00:00:00

REGENCY BILL

The House, went into 4 (Aunroittea on the ni
Lord LYNDHURST Valid that, he eliould. move an
amendment to the last elsnee of the Bill, His aerwrolintra
would be, that the Princee 'Victoria should not. merry
while a minor without the convent of the King—...or. in
the event of his death, without the consent of both Howes.
of Parliament ; and diet if the Duelieso of Kent, while
Regent, married a foreigner, she should ken the Regency.
The amendment was directed to be engrossed. the.
House resumed, and the report 'was (mitred to be brought
up on Monday next..—.Adjourn.il,

VKSTRY MEETINO O 1 THE PARISII
ANNat, WrSTAIINSTICII...-Yertursitty looming, et eleven
o'clock, a numerous Vestry of the heusekeepers of St.
Anne's, NVestininster, was held in the parish clonTh„ to
eonsider the propriety of petitioaling both llotows of Per-
lismeot fur a repeal of the. Home mill Window' bulk..
.Ir. SitAILPS, CIIIJYttIiW4t6I.I, in the Chnir. After rouse
discussion, it wee rerevetl, that Lord IlnounnAu and Mr.
Hume, M.P., be requested to present the petitions, to their
yeoprctive House*. A Irogthetied dehitte arose upon the
proposition that Mr, flour sh(uld be dentate(' to+ chair
representative of the petition to the House of Contoors, it
being observed ttatllr. liaaHouse was the inoreproilev
person. In Ammer to this, hoWever, it was objeo to 1; th
Mr. ifontiousa had not paid thit strict 4tit.titiosi4) the
interests of his constituents which Was tietusoded of him
toad that therefore they were compelled to withdraw their
confidence in him. An atnetnitnent was put in favour of
Mr. liouliousx, when only seven hands were hold Up in
his support. The resolution for Mr. Iluate wag Noised
unanimously. Thinks were voted to the Chairman, and
the meeting (liveried.'

The following is a copy oldie notice issued by
the Directors of the Bank of England yeaterday Aftiimpu,
relative to the advance of non* On lottaa, et the inereaiied
rate of interest of four per cent.:•...

" The Governor and Company of the Bank of England
do hereby give notice, that t., and after :he 2d litigant
they will he ready to receive, applications for loans for the
deposit of Bills of Exeliange, Etchequer 61;4
Bonds, or other approved Securities; WWI to he te•
paid o*enr before the lAth of Jausary, 1881, with interest
at the rate of lour per cent.. and that in ellllll6 not let,
than 2,0001. cash.
" Bank of England, Dec. 2, 1840."

A few days since u meeting of time principal
LRAMS W 46 held at Groat Alituingiratn, when the claittis4
of the laboutere *ere taken into eontideration, and W 0
)4.1t4 tlat at the lame meeting, it was anneurived to he
the intention of the Ititotor, the tier. J. ituratvortb to
snakes reduction iu his future tither of I'o per eget.
Norfolk Cliratight.

t eighbourhooti of Blackheath and
Gtveawielk has been thrown into 4141tAtk of grelit :dumb
threatening latter* which have been sent to the principa.
fin:toile. about (irestowish.and Deptford, stating that Itio
men would march from Kent (we believe about Seven
Oske) to Deptford, fur the purpose of destroying ile-
scriptions of maehinery. The Nlogistrateg for the younty
bad a tilbetinef uu Weilutotlity night, At th4i
when u number of teapot:table householders wa4:stvorit
in as speeiil constables. ''be rit,ttzru IVVrtt expeeiellyvs..
terdsy:: every preparation is,lnatitt for their reeeption,..,,tt
is proper to state, that in the esteirrnw of Le adom latvb
there have been intone's** umbers of thew threatening
letters sent by idle personas who 'arts tint all AMIN oL thi.
goosequenees which may caw, particularly to t!,,wuselves.

No English work of fiction lately
has, it memo, wrouglit such ap Effect on the continent as
Mr. CaArrAtes Story of ,0 The Heiress o &mite."
Primoli readers is particular ergots, in such wools an in.
Kenious iwlot, a stirring narmtive, and fiequent surpthe.,
at incident, even tlionski such should assume 3 1t31,3b3.
'natio character ; atul ati these abound io an unitioikl tlrgit
in the 44bOVVviatiXtiO,Av4 rOillante, the_ partialay
fasted for 040 kniok iu Pad/ iga 40 be aovotinteil fur ; but
other wise* must be souklit for the sigttal of favour
shown is in &smut puts of avykuoloys awl even is
Sweden and Norway, io whit ls cotter kingdoms we ,t 40.,
dentand it bow Wen

ArFATrAultws FitetwAN.---The itt
whiretiCal looted ut the *fastidious likely of brilopendetit
freemen thwarted iu the freot of Mr, LwAtt.t 3 tftlly,eo4,*,
in Cork-etreet, the other day, We .uite th t'Act.tim the
authority of. au: tp.o-wittwok. no whose veracity we tuft
rely. A grtusty louxtrynustk butcher, rather mute
iislf.teste over, oriaw out of. the tally.runat, fullutvc,,l icy
eittlV44ll4q, and exhibited great nowilliugaras to go o thy
poll. The canvasser wee tarneet iii hie WatOrt4tiliotoit tot
the worth); freeman wall '4lf to, all expo.tul,ition ‘‘,
ast, being reminded of hie, prourree to end . 340
why he did not perform it, the utiotitiate littiglit of ll',
eleavtr 14061, " I'll be if Igo to the lethi
know well that when 1 4.11.01 tor bet 10:
011ett
;rive me cold water to soy pawl, L .110 it