The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-29 00:00:00

'FICTUALLING-OFPIC'E,

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- • June 35, i 8337.
THE COIII:I47S4SIOIVERSforTIC2'UdLLEYO
HIS MAJESTY's NAT hereby giveiVollie, That ore
3:t of Ytly next, they ¢rill be ready to recrive
Tender!. in ivriting.(iedled 4), and ii•tat fie Three Hundred
Thousdnel Qt..rEI3EC AIIES„ J. for the palm of making
Tight Cas'iti tobedeliseredon2'hall' ly the 3tit of Oaoher,
and the e'en:abider, by the 3dst of 19icember , into-His
Mijesy's Viii all:xg Mores at Deptford and to, he paid jr,r-
Bills,tayable, 'with intetiSt,"ninity days after ' •
..,.The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sectetaly's.
;'• N. B. No Tender
.tor ales: quantity than Twenty-five Thou..
sand. StTves will be admitted..
\: No regard will he .4a.l.to.any Tender in lohich the Price shall
not sineertettin,l9os4,4t length,
.or -that shall not be delivered.
,to' the Boardarefonf); (foe-VC/90 on the mi./ Friday, ,the
of yO(ynexti nor -aqylestr.thi,,Perion who makes the Tender, or
-eon& Poso pn-his,brhall,:atteuds, to 4101Wfro nvbrn, called for: •

IMPERIAL PARLIAItENT.

HOUSE -OF COMMONS,

SATt.IRDA`2` nrr.4E-27.. •
Lord MILTON' presented a Petition' from the
D .btors confined. in the'Giof 15'f "York .—Ordered to
lie on the tab!(;.
Sir SiiIUEL LLY 'prikdrft€d .6 ietitton from
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130 persons- confined for debt in the King's Bench.
Pri,on,A 4 .of whom were eharged'srrexecu:tan, and
the remaining '76 citi inesne:process. They were,
ready, he said,
.to give up all 'their prtiptsrtv to their
creditors; who refused to consent to their being set
at liberty on such terms. One hundred and twelve.
oft_be number had familiesdependent,upon th6rn..
for, support, and the number of their
.chi!dr.ell
-amounted to three hundred and,forty,seven. 'the,
.Petition prayed a revision of ,Ak Jaws of ,debtor and
creditor. It was his
.wish 4ucgdo
,have, presented
this Petition, because. it, had)bepu said in ano-
ther place, that he had it. in contemplation to
bring in a Bill to alter_,and amend these laws,
when; in- faEt,- he bad no such intetitiOU. The rea-.
sop why he did not brim.- forward such a measure
was, that he had not been able to discover any
effeClual remedy for the 'very great evil complained
of.' However, as the. Petitioners. were 'desirous that.
he...should present their Petition to thi4 /louse, be
tflought it, his duty to comply' with their reqOest,..
tkimish he should- not follow it up with any-Motion,
'exCept th'at-it should lie on the-table. He had pre
.exited the Petition on the earliest opportunity, in. or-
der that, if the btisiness should be taken up.by Par-
liament, Gebtlenien- might 'have the most ample
time possible afforded. for'direeting their attention to
the subjea.—The Petition Was then brought up,
and otdered to Ise on the table.

Lord Fous.sTor:e gave notice that be should, on
Monday next, move that the Papers relative to the
Dude Charge be printed
Lord. HOIYICK thought kneeessary;-in order to
.jucige .of the nature of, the . Resolution to be pro,
posed by the Chane.Miorof the Exchequer on Mon-
4;lay_nxt, relative to,
.PriVate Bills, that the House
should be in possesson -ofinforrnatipti resflieaig the
state of the private biasitiesi AriVelate
lotion. As he did not' suppose there could be any
of jet ion to the pr6,ludion of the inferination he re_
quiied' upon this head; lie shot 1.1 Move;
there•lie laid before the House, ati. Account Of lalL
the Private Bills which 'were in . their progiiess.;
through that House on the 27th of. April last, spe,
tifying the stages to which they 'had severallyar-
rived ; and of all the Private Bills, that had passed,.
but had not receive:lithe Royal
The CHANCELLOR of tl.? ZIXCHEQUER felt
no Objetaion. to the Motion-, Trie nccutint might be.
made out in a,short time hy. a reference to their own.
.Journals. He hoped, however, that, "if the Paper
should not he produced by .MoUdaj-, the:Noble Lord
would "not_ to, his .bringing'fOrwiird his propo-
sition on that clay, 'subjed. °nevertheless. to have the
consideration of it. adjoUrned. till the Paper should
be laid, before the House.
Lord How iqK acquiesced. .

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The Account was then ordered, but, in order to
facaiiate.the making, of it out, it NOS, on a suggestion
from the Speaker, dirtied to be numerical, distin-.
guishing the Bills
,into classes, as they related to
Cabals, Roads, or Inciosures. .- . . . . -