The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-16 00:00:00

(4.3.0 L FEES.

Mr. BENNET referred to the acts of Charles IT.
and George 11. on this subject, and also to the
conr9ittee which sat in 1792 : he urged that
in many counties the fees were irregular ; in some
the fees of diselwege amounted to a hundred
pounds, in others to seventeen shillings. In
many plaeLs no table 'was 'kept' at all. After
some further observat:ons, he moved tor leave to
hthig'• in a Bill fur the abolition of Gaol Fees in
Great- Britain and Ireland. .
JAnES SHAW and Sir JonN INTLwronT
correct with the Bon. Mover ; and
• —Mr: Trionto-:Cf stated, that the Gaols of York
U'anted visitation... Leave was then.given.
CARTWRIGHT asked, whether it Was -the
Intention of an'Llen. BarOnet to postpone his Bill
barilie Poor Laws tilt next Session. '

- .
-Sir IFZ-Bil-YITGEs- said, lie was not inclined to
press it againgt the sense of the' House but the
matter had be in a long time under consideration.
Fie had no objection tU po3tpone it till co-morrow
nigh t
''Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that as 'only one of•
ficC't "(the ilegistrar of the Court of Chancery) had
Blade returns, he should to-morrow more that hll
the other officers Of All the other Courts should
.4ttend.at the Bar of the House., '

CAsti,Bra,,Acr said; that bn inquiry he
lied found that the retnos.in Chantery'had only
Itetl delayed, that they might"be all presentedtu-
.ether 'an • d that sonic delay was neertisary,'o the
s'er - •
luquiry embraced a period of 20 years. •
NEWPO4ZT then moved, that some
should-be taken to prevent the allowance
-of a drawback on any soap nut irons Great Bri-
iain.-L-Ordcrcd.

LOi'd-ARC SIB .kr,D ISA 31 itTON asked whether Mi-.
nisters•were prepared to sty whedcash payinguti
.were likely
Lord. CASTLEAEAGH Skid, Ike could• live- no
P:S r r.. -

Lord A.',IIANti.ToN said,, he should make a
motion on the. sul)jeet on Friday se'nnight.

IVICts4roRGE expressed a wish that his
-Motion Oil the Article in the. Trelty• relative to
the Sl:tve,,Trade should be brought up.ati Monday
nem. ,

Lord CASTLETMAGTI said, that rze.X.tl'week,
:n sonic measure, dedic:.at:,:d to amusement ; but he
believed tljut next Friday 'week would h.e a vacant
day, if the Honourable (~iiitletnan would then dis-
cUEs Iris Motion. . - -
iIir..WILPERForicE wished the aiscussion of the
Treaty to lie del',,yed: till the Tuesday, that his Mo-
tion might be agitated on the Noihly. •
Lord CASTLEI:EAGH said, he could 110 t delay the
deliberation of that question any longer.
We then understood Mr, WILBERVOROE to per-
gist in bringiug on liis.riotion next'l4loziday.
APPRENTICE BILL..
Mr. Serjeant (iNsLow moved the third reading
of the Apprentice Bill.
Ni. PET.i;lt Moußn said, that his sentiments on

this.subject not changed, hue, he slionid not
press any division bri the yneStion.
Altc-r a few words. irom- NEWPORT, tine
Bill was read a third time, and pasted: •

• The Army Prize-money,Bill was read a ,first time; second:
time tolzoorrow.
The Lt,an gill eras read a first time, second time to-morrow.
'The Cape 'Wine Bill was read third•tbne and pasged.
-The :risk Exchequer Regulation bill was read a second
time; caoliiitted to-morrow. .
The Irish Customs Bill was read a Vecond time; committed
to-morrow.
. .
Mr. FITTZGEP.ALTI obtzined leave to bring in a Bill to
ametal tie Laws relating to Custops anuj Excise Ireland. Also a Bill to secure gle payment of Staf.nii•Dnties ou Probats
(. Wills and Letters of Administration in Ireland.
• Lord PALMERSTON prstptined the Army Estimates till
Friday week. . .
Mr:',EIERNEY .asl,.tri if there.v.,ould not be another
portiint discussion on that
Lord-PNIMEPSXON said, if that discussion' should last
very long. Ile 11/11,St Ti, 11 his ti;.va motion to 'a MOM
distant date. The llouse thin adjmirned:

LAIV INTELLIGENCE.

CSURT OF KING' zi ICEN,CH, JUNE 15.

• .1. jt• REX V. WM. VIIASEV, (E T.
The ATTORNEYTGIiSaAL 100Ved to. make this
rule absolute, forfora criminal. iulorinatiOn agaius,t
an Attorney on the lliclfaucl Circuit, for a libel on
Mr. Clarke, the King's Connsel,, in 'A letter to the
Editor of the .Stamford Mercury,. no cause being

MOIITIMER V. 3ALKRLD.

This was.an action on a bond for M.O/. The,
plaintiff-was un en;inent gun-maker, mid the de-
fendant a silversmith in the Strand., The plaintiff
had lent the defendant 20001. byit the defendant
alleged in his plea, that the plaintiff and hinTself,
had dealings together in the Stock Exchange,' by
which he had lost a considerable sum of money;
that _these dealings Were by sales of lottery, tickets,
and that the bond Nyas 'given- for theSe losSes.
Lord 151.,Lt:Nnoao-tion held, that this sort of
transaction, if true, had nothingjo do with the
Stock Jobbing Act, and the plaintiff had a Fertliet
for the autount or his bond.

AGGUEGATE MEETING.

An Aggregate Meeting of the Roman Catholics,
pursuant to a requisition from the CatlMic Board,
was held on Saturday last, at • Clar;:ndon-street
Chapel. The Assembly seemed to be nothing more
than an .enlargement of the 0. Board, at which;
resolutions prepared by the Board, were adopted,
at which the measures of the Board were appland-
edL--all the conduct of the Board reconintended to,
piddle respect aryl gratitude,-and the construction
which the Executive baspiven to the Convention
Act, relative to the illegality of theßoard,. was
openly disputed, and contendetlagainst;' The Ag-
gregat* Meeting adjourned to the 24th, to prepare
a Petition to Parliarnent" Praying, that the Ca-
tholics of lreland may; during-any further -conti-
nuance of the Penal and disabling Laws, obtain
the benefit of that principle of the Coustitution
which gives to Aliens Jury :of one4alf
reigners."—(Dublin Correspondent; June 1'3.)

TUESDAY'S GAZTTE—(Continud.)

DIVIDENDS.

July 9. T. Stone-and Wits; of Old Broad-street, 'tim-
ber-merchants—July 9 S. King, of Gosport; shoemaker-7-
july.9. S. Lawrence, of Stepney-gre..., .Saint Dunstan, car-
penter----July 23. C. Sharpe, of the Poultry, bookseller—July
5. W. Minslip, of Stradbrook, Suffolk, tanner—July 5. T.
Parker, of tlfe Kentroad, Southwark, stationer"--,July
Swat,.R. Apdcrson, and. G. Swlin, of Wapping-wall, copper-
smiths—July 5. R. and T. Southey, of IW-1
-street-hill, mer-
chants-7june 18. Hall, of Basingliall-Street, warehouseman
—July 5. J. Clarke, of Leicester-square, -draper—July 5. W.
.Brown, of Ifittle M addox-street, Hanorc rrsquare, taylor—.July
5. S. Rogers, of Rotherhithe; timber-merchant-7 July 5. C.
Stuart, of Paradise-street, RotherhithE, apothecary—July
d. . Kelly, S. A. Kelly, and T. H. Kelly, of the Strand-, sad.'
lers--July 8. J. Chorley, of Liverpol, merchant—,July 16.-
J. Weston, of Clobe-road, Mile-end Old-Town, coal-dealer
.—JUn't 28. J.. 7. Lester And R. W. Lester,. (if Rotherbithc,
mast and sail-mahers,7•July 22.• T.litockley, 'of Kniswarth4
Herta, butcher—July Q. J. Greenwood, of
_Huddersfield,.
Yorkshire, shuttle-rater--July 9, J. King, of Illatidford
Forum, Dorsets!iire, draper-7,1111Y 5. Thompson• and C.'
M'Adam, of Liverpool, merchants—July 5. D. Ternuy, sen.
and D. Terney, jou. of the Commercial-road, rope-makers—
G. Veal mid W. Veal, late of.. fetersfield, Southampton,
brewers—July 6: E. Smith, 'Nottingham, "intilhilder-July 12.
J. and It. Bradshaw, of Lancaster, tallow-chaudlers.