The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-21 00:00:00

sat down.—(Hear, hear, and cheering.) My Lords,
his Royal Highness has been pleased to advert to
certain circumstances, certain fortunate eircurnstauees
which have taken place, and at which I was present at the
same time with his Royal Highness.—(Cheers.) My
Lords, I recollect, I proudly recollect, that event ; and I
have also considered, with the utmost interest, the object
of it.—(Cheers.) My Lords, I sincerely hope, that during
every moment of the remainder of my life I shall witness
the prosperity and happiness of her Most Gracious
Majesty's reign.—(Much cheering.) My Lords, I likewise
recollect the different measures to which the illustrious
Prince has adverted, which were brought forward at the
termination of the last Session of Parliament. I have by
no means changed my intentions upon those subjects,
and I will in conclusion add
.that those subjects have
been adverted to in the speech from the Throne,
and also in the Address moved by the illustrious
Prince, seconded by the noble Baron in such a manner
as to ensure the greatest attention from this House.—
(Much cheering.)—My Lords, I will not trouble your
Lordships further, except by giving my most hearty con-
currence to the Address, and expressing my most sanguine
hopes that it will pass your Lordships' House with the
greatest unanimity.
The Address was then put by the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR from the Woolsack, and declared by his Lord-
ship to be unanimously carried.
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX and Lord
PORTMAN then appeared at the table with the Address,
which was ordered to be presented to her Majesty to-
morrow.

On the motion of Lord MELBOURNE the Earl of
Shaftesbury was unanimously re-elected Chairman of the
Committees of their Lordships' House.
The NOBLE EARL returned thanks, observing that he
had held the honourable situation to which their Lordships
had re-elected him for no less than 24 years.

At twenty minutes before Seven the House adjourned
till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Nor. 20.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave no-
tice of his intention to move for a Select Committee to take
into consideration the Civil List.

The HON. GENTLEMAN also gave notice of his intention to
move for a Committee to take into consideration the propriety
of establishing additional parochial schools in the Highlands of
Scotland.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on Thursday
next he would move that the report on the Consolidated Fund
be taken into consideration. The Right Hon. Gentleman also
gave notice that on Thursday, December 1, he would bring
in a Bill for the establishment of Poor Laws in Ireland, and
also a Bill for the establishment of Municipal Corporations.
Mr. C. BULLER gave notice that to-morrow he would
bring in a Bill to amend the law with respect to controverted
elections.
Ceptain PECHEL gave notice of his intention to amend
the law of Coverture.—( A laugh.)
POST OFFICE.

Mr. WALLACE gave notice, that to-morrow he would
move a Select Committee to inquire into the late irregulari-
ties and delays in carrying the mails between Birmingham,
Liverpool, and Manchester, and to Scotland ; also to inquire
into the propriety of the proposed plan by Mr. Rowland Hill
for cheapening postage, and of that for giving stamped covers
to Members of this House.

Colonel SIBTHORP gave notice that ho should, on an
early day move the House to agree with him in a plan for the
reduction of the Duties on Fire Insurances. He should also
move for an inquiry into the amount of property alienated
the Church.

Sir ROBERT INGLIS gave notice that he should shortly
move for returns relative to the Civil Government of India.
THE BALLOT.

Mr. GROTE gave notice that he should, on the 15th of
January, move for leave to bring in a Bill for taking the votes
of electors at elections by Ballot.--(Great cheering.)
Mr. BROTHERTON gave notice that he would move
that it should be made one of the Standing Orders of the
House, that no new subject should be introduced for
discussion in the House after twelve, and that any subject un,
der discussion at that hour should be adjourned till the nex
day.