The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-11 00:00:00

SUPPLY.

The House then went into Committee of Supply. of
On the motion of (we believe) Mr. BARING, the sum of
26,521,000/. was voted to his Majesty, and also a gin!
486,400/. for the payment of Exchequer Bills.
A sum oft wo millions was also voted, but for what object
we could not hear.
The House then resumed.
Mr. EWART moved for the appointment of a Select Com-
mittee on the subject of Arts and Manufactures. no,
Sir H. HARDINGE complained that of the 15 persons I,
minated on the Committee by the Hon. Member for LiverPe.4°,
eleven were Gentlemen who sat on his side of the 1401100
while there were only four who sat on the Opposition. ig
put it to the Hon. Member and the House, whether tor
was a fair principle for the appointment of Select Committe,o
Mr. E WART disclaimed any party motives in the seleaitio
he had made, and stated that he was solely influenced by
competency of the persons he had named.
Sir H. HARDINGE explained. He had not objeCtej
particularly to the present Committee, but what he c°111,„
plained of was the great disparity between the number "
Members selected from that and the other side of the 1005,14'
as he was not aware that the other side enjoyed any monoP°
of scientific knowledge.
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Mr. EWART observed that it so happened that hi' v". 7
Ewart's) side of the House represented larger manufac,turll
and Commercial interests than the other side, and that W
why the majority of the Committees were selected from it.
After a few words from Lord G. SOMERSET, to
Mr. R. C.9LBURNE hoped the House would allow biPloo
withdraw his nxne from the Committee, and substitute 5°
other in its stead.
Mr. MORRISON suggested the propriety of conferrti..nt:
sort of copyright upon jnventions or improvements in the Aid
England was much behi,7(l other countries in that respect, be
he trusted the improvernont he had suggested would
speedily adopted.
Dr. BOWRING had given notice of a Bill to create Isld:.
economical tribunal to decide upon. copyright. This vOtlin
he hoped, afford a protection to th eir manufacturers. j,
Lyons, Brussels, Paris, and various other places abroad,
schools of Design were established, and very liberally stir„:
ported : aril it was a disgrace to this country that a more e'"
lamed scientific education was not provided fur its artisans,„
he doubted not it would lead to the most bmieficial result
The Committee was then appointed,.
GREAT YARMOUTH. of
Mr. ELPHINSTONE postponed the bringing UP
the Bill of which lie had given notice for disfranchising
freemen of the boroueli of Great Yarmouth.
The CHANCELCOR. of the EXCHEQUER brought
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the Report of the Committee of Supply.
Sir J. LEITH HAY brought up the Ordnance estimates;
and the house adjourned shortly after five o'clock.

The Prussian censorship grows every day more al'el
more severe. Only six French .Journals are now to be allow
to enter Prussia.

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(AnytimsEm riENT.)—T. COX SAVORY, ...Aoiusait
Sze., 47, Cornhill, London, informs the Public:. that he ofte
DESSEIIT FRUIT KNIVES and FORKS, with plain ill,
handles, silver ferrules, plated ou steel blades, at 'Three GO,'
ptir, or with solid silver blades, at Eight Guineas and Or
net.per dozen pair.

Carveil ivory handles at 13s. Gd. extra per dozen pair.

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BIRTHS.
On th.loth inst., at Piimlico, the lady of W. Sweet, FAT/ of
a dauf-rliter‘
On the 9th inst., at Dudley House, the Mar.lioness Conyngbo'
of a daughter, still-born.
On the Bth inst., at Detchley Park, the Viscountess Dillon, °fi
daugh ;er.
On the 26th ult.., at Rome, the lady of Captain W. H. Ship P.-.
of a daughter. re
On the Bth inst., the lady of J. Wilson Patten, Esq.,
a sonand heir.
°ibe I,`th inst., the lady of Charles Porcher Lang, Esq., , °I.II
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daughter. f f•
On the 9th inst., at Catlicrington House, Hants, the lady 0
Morg,ttn, Esq., of a (laughter. -
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Oa the 10th inst., in Lower Berkeley-street, the lady of
Taylor, F.sq., of a daughter. •

IVA /Ili/A.D.
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Oti the 9th i nit., at Woolwich, Edward William Cox, Esq., -
Taunton, to Sophia Ann, eldest. daughter of William Harris, •E'll'j
Surgeon to the Royal Ordnance Department. Sir Alexander
Lady Dickson, Sir John and Lady Webb, Colonel and Mrs. 111
lianmen, and other eminent military persons, were present. , 0
Oil the 9th inst., at St. Pancras Chute'', the W.:v. Sir Wiulf.„f
Dun')ar, Bart., to Ann; eldest daughter of Mr. George Stephen,'
Cam den-town.
o'l the Bth first., at Dartington, Devonshire, the Rev. J.
Bogs ..e, to Maly Isabella, youngest daughter of the Vencrabk
deect is Fronde. -
On the 10th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Christorb' ce,off
Tone:-, Esq., Jun., of Weald Hall, Essex, to the Right Hon. P
Sophist Frances Cust, eldest daughter of the Earl Brownlow.
On 10th inst., at Streatham Church, the Rev. E. Chanrl"if
Ellis, 31. A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Alice, daughter'
the late, J. Eade, Esq., of Hitchin, Herts.

DIED. •
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On ''he sth inst., aged 18, John Henry, eldest son of Bolton Pc' ,
Esq., of Dosthill Lodge, Warwickshire.
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On the 6th inst., at Camclford House, Cornwall, Anna dart
,„te.
widox r of William Roystorn Russell, Esq., and daughter of the '"
Pion intius Vassal, Esq.
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0: i the Gth inst., at Newhaven, Sussex, Thomas Chippcn •v I
cone,r, Esq., aged 71.
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0 1 the 7th inst., ri in Trafalgar-:quire, Sibylla, the wife of ‘-'• 1,
Tayl or, Esq., of Lee, Kent. vAa.,
0.1 the 30'..11 ult., at Edstone, Warwickshire, John Phillips, .1--,'
agrd 76.
Aji Kirkland, aged 11, Jonathan Crabtree. ' tile,
OA the 20th ult., at Goudhurst, Ann, relict .of Mr. W.Y115,7
aged 93.
Or, i the 23d ult., at Maidstone, aged 8.3, Mrs. Mary Harris. ~:e,
On the 14th ult., aged 84, dr. A. Pell, or Hillmorton L').,'
Wary tickshire.
At Kirkland, aged 83, John Beck. ,ea
oi, iSunday last, at BeathwaitesGrcen, Mr. John Addison, 36,-
87: "rwenty-seven grand-children. attended his funeral. tof
On-Arpnday last, at Hineaster, aged 86, Mrs. Ellison, relict
Mr. ElliOntl, of Sizergh. .---..........•.....—

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