The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-03 00:00:00

,NORWAI7.

.Lord LIVERPOOL laid on the lable 'certain Pa,
pers relative to the cessation of hostilities on the.-
Continent, and the Treaty of Subsidy.
Lord GREY, in a low tone of voice; mentioned,
that as peculiar eircuinstances put it out of his'
• power. to enter into the discussion of the Blockade
he would wentimi:Cuesday
of Norway at present,
se'nnight us the day. He then moved for the
productitin-af an account of all the sums advanced
• by his Majesty's Government to his Swedish Ma-
jesty, in compliance with the articles of the Treaty
of Concert and Stibshlv,' concluded at ,tticlift.oltn-
otttlie 3d Mai eh, 4813. Also, for .444ccount of.

flit nimsber of Troops en:rlu7ed,by-his Sv;bediSla
Majesty, as his contiligene under the said Treaty ;
and for the statement of the date, when the
Island of Quadolonpe was surren.leted .by• hii
Majety to Sweden, and the date wheto it was
taken posset.-sion of by his Swedisl; fvlajeskY:.-I•he
Noble, Earl alto
,inured for -a copy of all orders
issued' frail) the.AiOstrd• of, Admiralty, respecting
the blockade of the ports Of Norway.- The PaperS
were granted, and the Home -adjourned..; • •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
JUDGES' -FEES.

Sir J. NFAA:9ORT stated, that it wa,s now above
a nionth_sinh he had nioved for returns of certain
tees received -by Judges, ()Ulcers of , Courts, &c.
and nut one had yet found its way to the Table of
the Huse. He should 1101 Y 1110., therefore, that
returns be Liade to the said order forthwith.
CAMBRIDGE CANAL.

On the question,that the Report - of the COM-
mittee he received,
Mr. Blimzp rose, arid .oliservea, that according
to the standing order of the House, new notices
ought to have been given to those individuals who
had signified their consent. to the cutting of this
canal. The present was a Bill to amend a former
Bill passed in the fast Session ; but the amend-
r':ents were of a• description that wholly•altered
the original Act. It tOtali ch4nged •and varied
the line of the canal, and it became a stiestion for
consideration, whetherthose who had assented to
the first plan were bound to consent to the se-
conch he should therefore move that the-Report
be received this day six -months. • •
After a few words from Mr., IVEsTr?nt?and.ilir.
HARVEY, '

I , The SPEAKER observed, that the question which
had been raised by the Honourable MeMber was,
one. important, to the safety of their own pro-
ceedings, and the interests of private property;
and he, therefore, wished the attention of the
House to be particularly given to it. Here was a
Bill, founded upon one that had passed last Ses-
sion ; but essentially changing its object and cha-
racter, and which assumed as a principle that.the
partieS interested in the first were fbrwally bound
to consent to the pre3ent, though avowedly pro-
ducing an opposite result from that to which they
had-originally aisented, tie couldluot better il-
lustrate his own conception of the case, than by
supposing' a canal to be cut, one end of which
should terminate at a coal pit, and the other at a
chalk pit : tbe persons int:Tested in this undertak-
ing consent to it ; but if, afterwards, it were re"-
solved to stop 'short, and to carry the canal nei-
ther to the coal pit nor the chalk pit, but only
through an intermediate space, it could hardly be
assumed that the parties, who had, in the first in-
stance, agreed to the plan, were also cOnsenting
to the alteration, when it accomplished neither of
the purposes they might be supposed to have in
view. Something analogous to this be conceived
the present question to 'be, and it was, for the
House to consider how they would dispose of it.
Mr. Yoitzz thought there was no necessity for-
new notices.

After some slight conversation— •
The SPEAKER suggested, that the better way
would .be to let. the Bill 'proceed through its pre-
sent stage, and postpone the, third 'reading for
eight or ten days, to give the parries time to pc:
tition upoh the question of the standing order.
This proposition was acceded to by lir..BitAt4D,
but we did .not hear what day Waslixed for the
third reading. •