The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-06 00:00:00

SIR. F. BURDETT V. TUE EARL OP MOIRA.

The ATTORNtY GENERAL thought it pr6per to
inform their LOrdships, that the parties :in this
case had entered into a Rule, by which it was set-
tled, that the Trial at Bar, which stood for ..4on-
day, was not to take place.

TAYLOIk V. HILL.
The ATTORikIEY GENCR.I.I. Olt:Wed cause aga-ust
,a Rule obtained by Mr. Tay or, of the Opera
House,' calling on Mr. hit:bardllan Atturiley
of Court, to spew cause why au attachment
should not issue'against him for not delivering up
all deeds and vouchers in his hands, belonging to
Mr. Taylor, pursuant' to 'an award, Mr. Taylor
having pertormed his part of the MUNI; by pay:-
ing the whole of the sum found to be doe by him.
The demand bad been made on Mr. Hill, not at
his office, but in the Court of Exchequer, where
he .was on other business ; and Mr. Sbearman,
the person by whom, as.agent,tor Mr. Lowe, Mr.
Taylors attorney, the demand had been made,
had in bisatlidavit on this subject, omitted to no-
tice payt of Mr. Hill's answer to this demand,
namely, that he had delivered all the papers in
question, in 'the course of- the reference, either
to Mr.Lowten, or to Mr. Brundrett, his agents.
Lord lILLENBOROUGH said, Mr. Taylor should
not not have come to the Court for an attach-
ment, without first knocking at the right door.
It was ordered,•thut a time should be fixed on
the part of Mr. Taylor, for the parties going; to
papers,Mr. Brundrett for the pers, and on their being
delivered up, that they should mime each other,
for which purposes the Rule was enlarged for 4
week.

A
initylay the ATTORNTY-GENEakL moved for a
Rule to spew cause why a Criminal Information
should not be filed against Captain Gurban, for
1101.1 e-whipping Mr. Bazitt, a Magistrate of the
county of Devon.—Rule granted.

DIREE IA L PARLIAMENT.

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HOUSF, OF LCUIDS.

IVEDNEST.)AV, MAY f.

The Earl of SOARBottOuou acid LordS Alt Dint -
TON and liAgoT took the oaths :And their SeittN

The Earl of LUNSDALE presented a Petition
from Kirby Lonsdale, rn Webtaioreland, in favour
of the Propagation of. Christian Knowledge in
India.

Petitions to the same effect were presented
from Wallingford, Berks, by the Elrl of B.AnNou ;
from Greenock, and the Pres*dytery of Angus an:l
Mearns,.by Viscount MELVILLE.

These clocuments were severally ordered to lie
on the table.

The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, with respect
to the Appeal Causes to be hetqd on Friday next,
it was intended to appoint the three first cattsce;.on
the, list. Of these, it was probable two would be
fully beard, and perhaps the third, in part. This
intimation he was induced to give, with a view to
the attendance of parties. The three causes ad
verted to by his Lordship were thereappointedt.o
be heard. -

The-Irish Sugar - Spirits, and the Bermuda
Trade 'Bin, iN'Cre severally read a,second time, arld
committed for to-morrow.

Mr. Smith, front Greenwich Hospital, presented
as the Bar an Account of the Expenses incurred
under the Prize Act of the 4Sth of the King.
• The Irisi► Butter Trade Bill,. the Merchants
'Mates, a►ul the Marine Officers \Vine Bill's, were
brought up from the Commons by Mr. Lusitinc ton
and other Members.

A private✓ Bill was. also presented. by Si;' C.
MoRG.AN, which,.With the foregoing., ‘vsas read a
first time. .
thq .motion of the Earl of Unitaownv, the
further Consider:lo:m of the Curates *Stipeuds.Bill
was fixed for Tnesday.next..
Some private business was disposed of, after
which their LordshivS adjourned till tó-uLor..ow:

HOUSE OF COMMONS .

IVEbNESDAY, MAY 5.

The House went into a Committee on Chain-
berlaintk- Divorce Bill, in which ConnSer were
heard, and witnesses examined. The_jteport was
ordered to be received to-morro*. .

lhp SyRAKER reminded the House that Monday
next was the la ,t day for receiving; Reports on
private Bills, and intimated that it would beme-
cessary for eXpeditinr, the busines before Parlia-
ment, thatk4eiltlemen should attend in the various
Committee ilooms, as soon after twelve o'clock as
possible on the Intermediate days.
number of Petitions were presented from:va-
rious places, praying thHt the propagation of the
Christian Religion in India might be provided
for on the renewal, of the East India Company's
Charter:.

On . the motion of- Mr. LITTLETON, 11 copy of
,the proceedings of the Court Martial upon
.the,
Ulcers .the Java frigate, , for the loss of that
vessel, was ordered tpte laid before the House. ~