The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-16 00:00:00

front the invotment'7. of • 'that .find had lice n
°touched; and that it had'been
puToseS: -
'Kr 8. flotutt.t.y thought that his flon. Friend
(Mr:Preston) had h;!en improperly char...;ed with
]gitiovanee. Thero WitssffLtitity a large fund; no
pin of which had been claimed, 'and no part of
-Which probably ever would be claimed, and Which_
might be beneficially employed for public purposes.
Ile tinme,ht, however, that some inquiry should
he tnado into and although he wits riot
so sanguine as his Hon.Fricntl yet certainly some
good might result front such an inquiry, us that
Which i c had proposed,
Gonnoti observed, that all that had been
saidabout the Stlitoi'S rood, s'eeed to Impres's
More strongly on his mind the propriety of having
the whole of the salary Of the Vice-Chancellor
paid by the Lord Chancellor. He hoped that
when the Noble" ford next came to the House,
he would have occasion to inform them that the
Lord Chancellor had at.',,reed to. (Bear,
hear I and laughter.)
Mr. 814:PLIEN said, that there was property in
theeliarge of the Court of Chancery to the amount
Of:25,000;0001. and that the" Suitors' Fund nits
the floating balance .of that property.
Mr. BAnmo thought the appeoiwiatinn of that
:fund to discharge the salary of the Vice-Chan-
cellor, was unworthy of that House.
Mr. Vartsittart, Sir S. Itomilly, aud. Mr. Tier-
ney, said a few words.
.After a few words bout Lori Castlereagh, Sir
S. llomilly, Mi:..Simeon, and Mr. Pt:eston,, the
"Report was received, and the 1;i1,1 of,!tred to be
taken into C
further 011iiideration )lanitlY.
At the desire of thc Chancellor of the Excite-
crier, Mr. Martin postponed hiS motion relative
to.theDeptity-Remembrancer of the 'Exchequer,
. until Wednesday sennieht.
'The Committee of Supply and Ways and Means •
was:po4cmed Wedner.;day next,
111 r. nil brought up some pipers relative
to the state of the ::;hive Trave at tbo Cape and
the Isle of Frkince...--They wt.‘re ortlered to be
p:inted, and laid on the
tordTALNIERsTONE bronght up an account of,
Inc 'dried; :.ttrengthr,f the ltoyal Artillery, Which
was ordered to be laid on the table. •He also gave
uritice that he would Ott Friday, thee2Gth, move the
Army FAtimatcS in Supply.
At Eleven o'clock the !louse ailiontned until
this day;

We announced last week the arrival of the Aro-
deste frigate, Captain JAMEs Co its CTIANVFORD,
at Portsmouth, from the last Indies, with dis-
pm:the nod 300,0001.. .on hoard, in gold bars.—
She sailed from Madras on the Bth of September,
for Bengal, to receive an additiOnal sum to the
treasury- then on board and when within a few
bours'.sail of .Palassore Roads, she encountered ti
most dreadfulzale,of wind, which lasted three
d,rys the mainmast went by the board, awrit
with the greatest difficulty the wrec:lt could
be cleared without injuring the bottom of the
Chit.,, for, from the heavy sea, the ship struck se
veral times upon the ala-A. She ltft Diamond
/I,lrhTar (Calcutta), on the 12th of October, and
I"rineoinalee(CeylOn), can the 2lgt of that month.
84- S,i;ItlEC How) has his flag.flyingiii the bitter
harbour, on board the igetstrious, 74, Captain
Wrrnir, kleM Excelleney Was buSilY employed
in building erectinF Stole-heltltiCi, and
making every other•preparation for the removal of
the naval stores from Madras to 'Frincomalee, it
being • his intention to make that part of Ceylon
three general rendezvous for all the ship of war in
frhad e been mnputcd, so converint'Were
the,crecks and inlets to ore,ry pail of tie harbour,
thit, with very little expense, dock-s might be made
faltyle-Oi%battle ships.: there were four and live
fathoms of water alongtlicte the rocks, The 'Ma-
Meru hart be,:ti hove down, and her copper rr-
palfedr :the.Cornetht, Captain Owicsi, and liar-
/haus, Capt, ReYNotms, were preparing for the
paniik pirrpoStiln. Cortier.Coye. .Commis-
Siatier PLIWYt, had alsoprevailed on the Victual-'
int Contractors to reinove thither their proVi-
s:elOnstores •

Lord .1%1 VTO was 'expected to leave India in the
thismr, Ilon. Capt.. El,Liovr, at the latter end of
December..