The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-23 00:00:00

IRL.T,AND.

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On the 'C.V.:Ming of-TUesday, last,, a patch v 6.11-...,
sel, the William the- riiit, from Liverpool to :
Amsterdam, with rock salt, when about.sx or se-
ven leagues .oli-ttitTower, her masts haying been-i-
-carried aw;:y,- was taken in tow by one of tho
packets, and some boats from White-,honse•Bir,,
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and bronghi into this harbour. The master, Is
soon as the masts went away, was drowned su,)•
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posed to have plunged into the sea fEom thq cabin
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windmv.--(Waterford Mirror) ..

An outrage of a very serious nature occurred
on the -9th instant, near fiailyeahane, in ti; is
County. - Anthony Nix, a Sub-constable' wens,,
with:assistants, and trader the warrant of Vere
Hunt Clorane; a Magistrrte of this cnon-
ty, tc apprehend some persons against whom
formations were lodged, when. the Constable and
•his paky were attacked'by a number of fellokk
armed with ditferent-weapons, who murdered john
Sheath), of Ballinta, .and .wounded others des-
perately.that were assisting to . execute the war-
rant.--(Lim. Chron.)
Michael Carrel and Laurenee. !Cecile, :who wt
found guilty at the Summer Assizes of Kilkenn-y,
for murder, and who applied to the King's Bench,
to reverse the judgment, in consequence of Carl
DESART, a Nobleman, being on that Grand'jury
who found the Bill.—The cause came on at the
King's Bench :on Manday/, and the objection
found legal;, but Carroll andlieeffe are remanded
to Kilkenny, to abide their trials at tbc next
assizec,—(Cyrk ,advertiser.)

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IMPERIAL PAII.LIAAMN't.

HOUSE OF LORDS; WEDNEktmy, JTYN,R.22

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House-met at ten o'clock in the morning.
ln an Appeal from the Court of Session in Scot-
land, "Braitiwood v. the Incorporation of Smiths,
Coopers, &c. of the Canongate, Edinburgh," Mr.
Adam and Mr. Grant were 1:-.:ard for the Appel-
lant, and Sir Samuel Itotoilly -and Mr. Horner,
for the Respondents. -Judonent attirmed.---4n an
Ap!, cal from the Court of Chancery in Ireland,
",Wheeler v. D'Es.terre," Mr. Hurt was heard for
the Appellant, Further ILeuring postponed. ••
On-tne third reading of a Bill for annexing a
Rectoty _ (appropriated for that purpose by the
Archbishop of Canterbury) to the See of Bristol,
io.order to increase the rev'enue of the Bishop,
-which was stated to be upon the average only
SOU per abintin, Lord Redesdale proposed- a
-Clause for the, purpose of gradually increasing in a
permanent manner the revenue of the Bishopric,
by raising the rents of the lands annexed to it in
certain proportions in the course of 70 'years, as
the lives fell in. The Clause was objected Co by
the- Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canter-
bury and Lord
.Holland, as being of too much Ml-
,portance‘ to be grafted on a Bill of •this nature,
and on account of its not being a fit-time or op-
portunity to discuss such a measure. The Cia-use
was'negatived, and the Bill read a third time and.
passed.

-Ou the motion of Lord- Borrindon, the Lordz;
were ordered to he summoned for Mondayom the
second reading of the VacCination Bill. .
The Lo'itn Bill, the Irish Insolvent- Debtors'
. Amendment Bill, the Irish Lands Burning "Bill,
several local and .private Bills Were hrougllt
from ,the Commons, by Mr: Brogden, Sir James
Graham, and other .Members, and rca►d first
time.

The Cape Wine Bill, passed through a Corn..,
mittee, and was reported.—Adjourned till to-mor-
row ([his day).

Sir U. PEELE brought up the Report of the
Committee on East India-built- Shipping. Or-
dered to'lie on the-table, and be printed.
Various returns of fces from 'different Courts
told °dices were presented, which were severally
ordered, to lie on the table, and be ptinteth
Mr.. ROSE brought in leis Bill for Regulating the
Payment of Navy Prize money, and the trans,
mission Of AceOunts to Greenwich Hospital; Read
a first time ; ordered to be read a second' thnelo-
morrow (this day.) • • ..- • -
. The several dropped orders were disposed of.
r, PEEL': fixed his notice for bringing in a
Bill to secure the. better Preservation of the Peace
in Ireland, for to-morrow (this' day).
• : : -THE PRINCESS OF 'WALES.

Mr.'lWETfinvg gaVeiiiitice, 'that he should to-
moriow"(this' day) bring forward his Motion re-
specting the Correspondence of her Royal High-
ness the Princess ofWales, which hail stood for
Tuesday, but on which 'day no House was made.
Upon a suggestion froth Mr.'TiERNE.Y;
PhsLE signified his Willingness to let the. Hon.
Member's ,notice take, preeedeuce of his own;
which stood for tle, same d'a'y.
LORD COCHRANE AND MR. COCHRANE JOIINSTONE.
Mr. BROADHEAD rnoVed,"that'there -should be
laid' before the HouSe a Copy of the. Record of the
Proceedings had upon an.lridicrment.preferred in
the Court of King's 'lle"ti'eh, against Lord Coa-
rane and the Honourable Cochrane Johnstone,
,both Memhcrs of that House.—Ordered.
Mr. P. MOORE deferred Iris notice 'respecting.
the Affairs of Upper: Canada, till he should see a
' Noble Lord (Castlereagh) in his place. .
The Highway Bill was read a second time.—
Ordered In: bg'ttnxi t ted this day.
The Irish Servants' Wa,geS.Bill was read a third
tithe and passed
Tlie Irish Distillery Bill was read a second
time.-=To be Comiliitted:this day.
The IF,xehequdr Bills' Bill; for raising the sum
of 1;506.,0004.,waS re4iiia first time.:---To'be read
a second t hne this day:.
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Mr. C'Du!NIDAs presented the R'eport of the
COnimittee•on Standing Orders,---Ordered(' to lie
on the-table; and be panted.
Tke CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brOUght
in his" Sikhs' Intercoursti•Bill; between this Coon-
try and Ireland ;- which was read a first time, and.
ordered to be read .a second tifffeithis day.
Mt. FiNni.A.Y presented a Petition front certain
persons resident intlasgow, complaining that the
,adva.itages resulting from an improvement of
thefts. in the preparation of lime, much usedjin
bleaching nieits; &c.'were'not equally 'participat-
ed by them with the Irish manufactures, in the
Consequence nf—Certain-drawbacks all Owed to the
Later, and praying that 'the Tounterva.iling duties
might be imposed. _Ordered to lie on the table,
after a few orris from Mr..W. %Ow
said that‘tW niatter of 'the Petition was such as
merited inquiry. .
-Mr. 'R. AVALID gave'notice that he should, on
WedneSdafitext,•inove the Ordnance Estimates:

CIVIL LIST.
Mr. TIERNEY 1116 yea; that an, account be laid
before tAillonse of the amount of the charge in-
curred in the fotirtb 'class of his iiiiijesty's Civil
List for :he quarter e,ufling:the sth of July, 1812,
and 1813, together with an'estimate of the charge
incurred in the same :,lass kir the quarter emplig
the sth!nf July, 1814,`56 fad as the same can be
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made up,Ordered, itfier a'fcW wurds frotu the
Chancetror of the .I,,elieqtier.

COMMI"i"FEE OF WAY-,S YEANS:•
FJTZGERAL9..Igwed the• usual anneal'
4utics for tLc service Irehnid, upon dificreiq
kinds of gias thanufactnrect. The Report ordered
to be received this day,'
The Irish Lpan Bill wai-read.a.first time. 'XL)
be read a second tiincthi'i day. •

CONINIIrrEE VIPPIX. •
Mr liosE moved that the surn ok. '2000: should
be voted to Captain A.iahby, as a remuneration for
bis diszol.ers.-„ and a compensatimi f(,)r the „petwes
in bringing it .td perfection. . The itigltt ouour-
itbl? Gentiennin stated, it was.his intention,
on a future oecasion, to, move for an Address to
the Prince Regent., In wing that captain •Manby
way biLemployed is furthering his owl) plans, icy

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providing tisOrtat tte. al'tte • •
t, ren.. stations along
the coast. ',

The Resolution was then agree Po, and the
Report ordered to be received this (fay.

MR. LE MARCHANT.
Mr. A.. DROWN begged to inquire' of an Hon.
Gentleman whom be saw in his place; whether
Government had confirmed the appointment of
Mr. La Marchant ?

Mr, Gotnisnittst replied, that` as soon as the trial
was finished, and the time had elapsed in which
a new trial thight_have been moved for, and when
it was found that the parties convicted hadcbm-
tnende4 no proceedings against Mr: Le Marchaut,
he.(Mr..G.) had received instructions from Lord
Bathurst to inform Mr. Le Merchant that he was
not considered a fit person for the situation in
question, and to which another had been appoint-
ed (hear, hear !)—Adjourned,