The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-29 00:00:00

little UneasinSs othose wito‘st property it lauched ,
that no complaint* bu the subject had yet reached
his ears: He then-entered inlo a variety 'of state;.
meats relative to the past, present; !MO future
value of -66 rentals of the. lands . affectell by ttyiti
Which he Contended treat &Catty td improve
the land revenues of the CroWiti and the attain-
ment of which Was Mit Ukely to cost the public a
single gninea. if the' Bill were suffered to he
brought in, he shonhi propose to print it, and to
discuss it in the Committee,
.altd refer. any Peti-
tioners who might appear against it to, a Commit,-
tee, up stairs. lie moved for leave to bring in
Bill for making a more convenient communica-
timt from the Northern parts of the metropolis
`and St. Marybone, to Charing-cross and Itrest-
er.
Mr WHITBREAD hoped As much time as pos-
sible would be allowed tom consideration of' the

Bill.
Mr. \VIcARToN repeated, it %%13 his wish to do
so by hiving it printed early, and he thought be-
tween the• Committee there and that 'up stairs, its
merits would be sufficiently dis Cussed.
The SPEAKER Inquired if the Bill had the con-
sent of the Crown, and being answered in the af-
firmative, he described the course• proper to be
pneatied with respect to it, anti observed,, it ought
to go to the Committee up stairs before it came
to, the Committee in the noltse.
Leave was given to bring in the Bill.
Mr. WHARTort obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to grant si4;r3rawback on wines consumed- by the
Officers of 'Ole .Royal Marines serving on Ward
his Majesty's ships.
Mr. W. FITIAERALD gave notice, that he would
on Friday, 'submit a motion to the. House on the
subject ,of the Regulation of the Tithes in
He ...also brought in a Bill to exempt the
Pensions of Widows of Officers in Ireland front
payment of the Stamp Duty. Read 4, first, and
ordered to .be read a.srcond time to-morrow.
On a motion-for the second reading of the Be-
elesiastical. Courts Bill,
Sir .T. NEWPORT expressed a wish, that its pro-
visions.. might he extended to Ireland.: The Bill
was then read a second' tinie,, and ordered ttihe
committed on Monday.
'flee other Orders of the Day tvue diiposed of,
and the 'louse adjourned.

An acct utit of the otal amolint. of the capital of
the -Funded Debt of Great Ilyituin and Ireland, on
the Ist of January, 1813 •
Great Britain 914,013J:35 8 111
Irciand • 94,9a0,464 7 ti•

Total L. 964,039,539 I st

. An' account of the total tilllOtlllt of the capital of
the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland,
up to 'the sth bf January, 18,13,:—..
Croat Britain , L.54,035,632 17 11
Ireland
. , -,---......;......".......,

Tot al L.56,397,843 50 10

An account of the total amount of Money raised
In the year ended the sth of January, 1813 sp-
ecifying the sinus raised by'l'aws ancl by Loan :-..'-
`rotia Grind Britain
awd In

RAISED HT TAXES.
PA into the Exchequer, on account of
every branch of Punlic flerentle or In-
comer—(toept Lotteries, and the In-
terest; he. of the Irish Debt)
Ditto on ateount of Lotteries

63,570,i17 :6
943,597 17 6

Payments in anticiyation of Exchequer
Item ins : •
Drawbacks,Dincouliti,Charges of Mai>age-
' mut, &c. paid out..of Grins Revenue „ lo
Payuieuts out of Not Produce, applicable
to National objects

1,149,811 17 84

L 72,7'94,416 II 9f

SAM!? AY LOAN'. •
By Increase of National Debt
• ~. 30 665 201 4 4
By LAW
Retained by the Bank fur receiving,
and Lotteries 10,0131 14 0
By Exchequer Bilk, fundett
By LucNase,of Exchequer Bill 3, ontstaptiing 4093,179 i 9 ti
• .
L.40,509,113* b 0

Grand Total .... L. 118,3055529 10' D

The Duke of Cumartat.Awn's sixteen horses,
were sold on Monday for thirteen hundred and
three goineas. Yesterday his }loyal Highness
dined with the PerstcE ItirAULNT, MIS un-
der:itood 'to he a farewell dinner. Ile took leave
of the QUFAN mu! the lintrircEsins at the celebra-
tion of the Princess 414 T's birth-day.
Madame De GENus, whose protificpen has
often delighted her reafiers, has just produced a
very curious and interesting work, which she calls
Feuillt des Gens thi Monde ;' on, '' Journal
imaginaire." it is to be had, among other new
books just imported,, at the Foreign Library in
Condt.ii itrect.

• The great recommendations to Dr. Thornton's
Lottery are First, that the Tickets ore cheap,
they being may' 2t, ss. each ; Secondly, that
there is a Prize to every Milk tbrolighomt eh*
`whole Scheme ; Thirdly, that the smallest Prize
is of more value than the cost of the Ticket ;
Fourthly, that the highest Prize 4...r.ttainly
proditce the full amount of its valuation (50801.),
as the greatest part of that sum has been repeat-
edly for two out of the many original pictures
which it emit tins ; Fifthly, that those very valu-
able works cannot be obtained by any other tnealn
than the purchase of. a Ticket, as all the copper-
plates must be destroyed.; and lastly, that eadi
purchaser of a Ticket will be premitrd with a
Print,finely c.xecitted, being a correct likeness of
the Emperor Alexander, the Patron of Dr.
Thornton's Works.----To lee drawo on l'hunday
next.