The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

A GOOD PRECEDENT.

In 1795, niter had ft prey to the
Regicide Rulers of FsAnce., and hwi-bcco visited
by Fraiernization, t‘vo Dep-utics were sent to

don, at the instigmlott 61 file rievolationivs, to

attempt to dupe the Bri;ish Government by an
effer of Negociation. Lord GRENVILLE, at that
time the Col:eague of Mr. PITT, was the Member
of the Cabinet whose (hey it was to receive Dept,.
tatious from Fr reign States. The following is nil

that passed in the interv.ew bet%veen these Apts.'
ties of Rebellion and the British Minister
Lord GRENVILLE.--" I desire to know, Gen-

tlemen, 'in what capacity you Wish to -be re-

ceived ?"

The DEPUTIES---" We come. as Depoties from

and Mittel' tile authority of. tile Sovereign People

of Belgium."

Lord GRENVILLE—.'' I have to inform you that

I know no such`aothority." •
Not one other word passed ; and with this dig-
nified rebuke the Plenipotentiaries of ,Licobinisnt
were distnissed, and allowed to sneak not» the
presence of the authorised Minister of Legitimate
Power.

If YOU-CITE and CARNOT, as the heads of the
ProviSioind I?ebel •Govermaent in Paris, should,
as is- -expectyd, have the effrontery to send De-
puties to the British Gi)verninent and its Allies,
they will of course meet with some such recep-
tion, as the equ,iklly legltimute deputatjon from
the Sovereign-PAde of Belgiinn. It ought, ho
hT-
erer, to be recolicettd, that there is tkome, dif-
ference between the two cases. The deputies of
the poor deluded.lielgians were .harmless when
compared with the representatives of such tuou •
sters as CARNOT and FOUCHE.'

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

ABSTRACT. OP IMPORTANT PARLIAMENTARY

PAPERS.—(To he continued regularly.)

A BILL to repeal the Acts now in force, relating to Bread
to he sold in the City of London and Liberties thereof, and
within the Weekly Kills of' Mortality and Id miles of the
Royal Exchange; and to PREVENT the ADULTERATION
of •11EAL, FLOUR, and BREAD, Within the sally:Limits%

The principal enactments of this Bill, which is
very long, are the repeal of fill the former Acts of
l'arßament relating to the making, or sollhlg of
Bread, or the assize and price thereof, or the
pani,hmcnt of persons convicted of adult er:tinF;
Meal, flour, or Bread :—that Bread-made of pro=
per materials shall be sold at such pt ices aft
time Bakers may think proper :—that Bakers
shall not use Mom in making bread for sale, wt
pain of fine and imprisonment : That there ,sWalt
also be a penalty for adulterating Ah.al, Floor, fir
Corn, and for selling one. kind of Flour or Grain-for
another : That L'utvcs made of any other Graiu
than Wheat shall be marked with the letter
that :..lagistrates may at seasonable times sealch
Baker's premises, and seize adulterated flour ar
bread—thnt blend made fOr sale shall be of a pre--
set:Hied weil.ht, and a penalty inflicte(i: when it is
fotrnd deficient ; that Bakers are not to. bake
bread or rolls on sondays; under a penalty :
that .no miller, 'tie:flaring, or baker, strati act
as a Justice in the execution of this Act, on
penalty of 501.: that all offences against the
Act may he heard and terminated in a soul:nary
way by Magistrates within their respective juris-
dictions-, &C. &C.

[This.Bill has not vct gone .throngb a Cont.-
mittee. his thcl'Cfore probable that it may re—
ceive some aihrit ions or :Amendments hefose it be
passed into it law. If any alterations are matte itt
it, ‘re,shall ot Course Irate ‘t hat they ere.j

TtIE ITAIII:AS cOR'XS-ACT.

The Report of the Committee ar-pointed
consider the state of the Law respecting•the, Writ
of Habeas Corpus .ad subficiendum, has been pre-
sented to the House of Commons.
The opinion of the Commit:ye is, that it is
highly necessary that Judges or Courts hat have
the pokver 0( tompeiliii,4 obedience. to \l"Hts of
Habeas CQrpus tul stdjiciendum, Vac3t:oll
time, -noth when these Writ; are Is=oted and Com-
mon Law, and under the Stat. 31. Chalks U.
as cases were stated in evidence hcf,)re the ati-
iuittee, which proved that great 11.1:•ddlips had,
'arisen in consegnence of the .want of thiS power.
It is also the opinion of the Connittec, that
.provision should he made for a summary inquiry
into the truth of, the racts contained in tii,! return
to a Writ of Habeas Corpus aq sabjitie,qtlaor, antl•
that the Judge or Court, betove whom the IVI it is
returnable, ShOtad have the po.ver of releasing the
person imprisuucd or detained, on bail, durinf2,-
in cases that may repiire it,
such examina:ion ! or,
to make such'order of distioiinons vvith respect
to the person
.conlined, as the Court or Judge
shall think proper, Also that the Courts at Wet. -
minster should be empowered to issue Writs ()V
ilctheas Corpus a,:t subjiciendunt during• vaeatitm
time, in eases not coming within the Z.ita.tate 31.
Charles

,
ArrLEs,--An Citectulitwet hod of retaining good
appics iti toeconntry •.•.-it!tout ever
perfectly ripe apple-tree there be found one,
and simietimes two rou,atl seeds ; the others
have noe or mote flatted sides, The rfind ones
Will produce the improved fruit front they
are taken ond those with flatted'sNes %I'll pro-
duce the fruit of the crab opon which the ;r,-,ft
was in3erted. lt requires not a long time to a -
certain- the difFe,reocc for if a circle is drawn Ott
rich ground, and .tlie flat sided seeds plt.l!cd,
therein, anti the round seeds the ecot•
rt‘, thetherein,
variAtions of quality will be di!,,:overcd ti7o or
thrce yeArs fist throw out the ItN.ives,,of
cral), and, the t.ttt,r the icavvs itni,r(l%,tft
tree 4istilv,4nis4e4l hnl,n-
;2:inons flon(rance ; title ti 11...! lite INCIt
~,„.;11 pit' every thing heyon,l don' t. it is
to he nb,..ervel, mor;:nver, tl.l,tt (1-,e Sct:tk r
3)chi!.!; rn:)s:ly, it unt z.dzott!,.l;:t•
tat

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF -LORDS, Stficit

A NceSsage front 'the 'Conidiom brought, hp the lrk,noo-1.
7..xi.lt,ipter Bills Bill, the 4,500,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill,
'the Wool Ditty Reduction Bill, the 'fish Assessed Duties,
the Wool
Colonies Trade, the Foreign Payments Bill, the
idatf Tay Regulation Bill, Mill several other Bills, which were
Skerertlty read is first time. - •,
Tiro Earl of LIMERICK presented a Petitionfrektit the Pli'-
ticia.tis, of Limerick and Clare, praying to be Aiht on the same
looting as the -medical•practitioners of this country.
The Petition was ordered to bb taken into i!Onsideration to-
'ertortow. . _