The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-08 00:00:00

Mr. GALL‘Vt.Y

The,SPEAKER called the attention of the House
to a letter, which lie had received froth Mr. GA Nap
Mills, a Merfrther of that House. The Speaker read
04 letter from the Chair, as follows :

" Temple-place,-131ackfriars'-rpad, !lay 6:

. " Sta—l hilVe to intern you, and thrulgh you:0
submit to the HOuse,' that I was in arc-it wi he
Marshal of the Bewt.h,. upon 'nestle oci..,
previous to my being returned to the pre:..:ll
Earlia-
rnetit for the Borough of Midshal, and that I sti.l cue.-
'thine sander the smile restrakft. Under these 'cti-
curnstances, Ibe to submit my -ease to the Hart:ie,
that irrnly me'that recces;, an.! adopt the pro-
ceedings •which the •eceaiion 14'tli seem to .t to
re-
quire. I have the honour to bt, &c."
On the Motion of the: CHAtievl.l.4a. of the
cum:4.ml, the proceedings upon Mr. U Sttue's c,ise
(December
.t 795) were read. Mr. Stute 11.41 tx,e'rk
arrested in the same manlier. ; he hacitimde
tion to the 'Magist'rafe or the-place, and sttbsecitu.'•htly
'to the Duke of Portland 'his Grace had it).
case before' 'Attortiq'.oo'SOlicitor-Gener.il;
had given (or'answer, that the 'House of Co,o,rity:is
was t he-sole JUdge of its•owti Privileges. , Mr. Stud
had upon this wyitlL-11 to Mr. Long, and receivi4g
nb.",ans.,,c:•er.frem that Gentleman, stated the eire,ltn-
Stances in a letter to the spealze,r, which ‘v:.t's
read froth 'the Journals, and the cast was referred to
the Committee. of Privileaes.
•
The,CHANA3MI,OIt of, the gi.CHEQUER supposed
the Houie would, of course follow this preeedtint
now,. . He. thought it „right at the same time to
move, that the Petitions presented yesterday, )ay.per-
sons stating Mr.. Mills to be -.indebted. to-thena,
should be referred. to the said Committee. An of
was.accordingly made- to ,thateEfeeli and the Com-
mittee ordered.to sit to-rporrow, at twelve o'clock,
to proceed forthwith to.the investigation of the mat-
ters referred to them, and to report the same, with
their opintons-thereupon, to the 4ouse..

MISCARRI/WE OF BANK NOTES SENT BY TILE

I'OST IN IRECKN-15,

Mr. PARNELL rose. pursuant ,to the notice ho
had given, in consequence, of a. general and well-
founded complaint made throughout Ireland, of the
embezzlement of Bank Notes in the General Post
Office, in, Ireland.. If a Copy of. the Memorial pre-
sented by.thellaukers of the-City of Dublin to, •the
Post-masters-General for Ireland should bf.. hiid
r a
fore the Houses he hoped it would be, it would
appear that: the amount of the Half Notes. of tip
Bank,of Ireland, put iiito letters and not delivered,
wasmotless than 250,0u01. Pile atuoutit of the
Notes.of Private Linke; 0, Petit in the same in.aiiwt,
could., not be exaolly ascertLiined,, but there, wai rea -
son to think it not less considerable. It. was
the value..tnay be recovered on,the remaining
of the Notes, but that could not be, done withouc
much delay and inconvenience, .and the CU%
meats in the divatch.of busin,tss, in c9riseqtietico of
the violation-of the security of the couve)a.r.ce by
Post in a country: nowso inot:h engaged in commerce.
.as Ireland, was an incalculable mischief, fht eid
not mean to imptite blame to those at the head of ti,;4e
.Post-Office.;..he hoped- a remedy would be speedily
applied, otherwise he would find it his duty to moNe
for a Committee to inquire .into the matter. He
moved that there be laid before the House a Copy a"