The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-17 00:00:00

PILLORY BILL.

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The Earl of ,LAIIDERDALE moved' the roAponernent of
the order respecting the 2d reading of the _Pillory Bill from
:',Tonday till Thursday, in the !lope that the Noble and Learn:
ed Lord who u3ually sat on the woolsack would then be able
to attend. . . . .

•
EAST INDIA SHIPPING. •
The Earl'of lITTKINGHANISIIIRE moved the 2d reading
of the East India Shipping Bill.
LorrI'ORRINGTON stated, that the Petitioners against
the Bill were not prepared to submit. their case to their Lord-
ships on the 2a reading. their councel, Mr. Harrison, being
indivoFed. He. therefore, proposed that they. shotild be
heard by Conns,4 against it, before the Bill should be com-
mitted on Tuesday.

• The Earl of ISONOTTGI-IMORE wichcd that the Noble
Earl who aoved the 2d reading should stale the nature and
object of the Bill. .

The Ell!. of IMT.RPOOT, said, it wool:lite extremely, pro-
per that thi should be done: and if cimnsel had been
heard in behalf of the Potiti,ners, 9; original'y proposed on
the second reading his Noble Friend won!fi nn doubt have
,
made the desired statement : hut ;:s the di,mission was now
likely to go olf till Tuesday, it would be better to make the.
statement on that day.

Lord SI-fEFP ELD, in a low tone of voice; stated, as we
understood bi,o, that the Bill was New in principle, and
liable to serions objectiOn.
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The Earl of...BUCKINGHAMSHIRE said, that he hoped
he should be able to prove that the Rill was not new in
principle, and that on the whole it would -be a beneficial
ine:tsure.

BM was then read a'second time, .and committed for
Tuesday next.

EMBODYING THE MILTTIA.-MESSAGE ,FROM THE

ItEC;EN'F.

Viscoont. StnmouTFl oreselted a Message from
his BOVHI nigliness on the above subject, couched
as follows
"GEORGE P. R.

" His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the
tole anJ on the behalf of his Maic,ty thinks it proper to ac-
quaint the House of Lords That,in pursuance ;)f the Act p:!ss-
ed this session of Parliament, authorising him under the pre-
sent circumstances, to call out and embody the Militia, or any
part thoreof. it is the intention of the Prince Rezent, at. this
impi•rtant conjuncture; to call out the Briti,h and Irish Mi-
litias, and to cause the same, or part thereof to be embodied
as occasion shall require."

The Nohle ykrottor then xolain,d to the noose the
cessitv, with re.4",,fence particola!-!y to the Act which pass: d
this Se,,ion, wh ej existed for 0 conuoloic-I.tion front the
Throne t, both 'looses of Par!iaroe,t on he snhiect, and
concluded 1:y• movinz an t, the Princt; Tlegent on the
of his j,raci3lys Mes,ltz;o, which \VAS' forthwith voted
nem, dis.

OCCiIS

To REIGN !,;T,AN'E. 'MADE BTLL.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE haviaz, pursuant ,to his
notice, moved that the Permi of this Pin hetal,en into coa-
sideration, a ,ii-7tssi-,ts fir curv,ileravale length ensued, in
which the Nob!e Marquis, rue Earls of Wrs-rstoatmsNo, Ll-
vEgroot., and NrANsinvF., and Lord El.s,ENnoaotron were the
princi,,al speal,:crs. Irr the course of which the Earl of WEsr-
741'.1:LAND l'e^apitillate73 ;Ind re-urged his former objections
to the measure. which any alteration that. had since -been
male did very little to obviate. The 'Noble Marquis con-
tended for therei es,ity or a strong. mussure, such as was
proposed, to check the growin!i and alarmiug evil in qaestion
—and Lord ELLENITC,Irri -censu red ,in pointed and tine-
quivocal terns,-the very I,Yose and inaccurate manner in
which the Bill was slyiwn and sent. up to their Lordships.—
The Earl of LivEuroc.t, approvi;d of the priticii le. of the Bill.
Several additional Amendments were proposed by the Noble
Nfarqui,, and its the restl7 t, the Amcminumints, were agrved
to-the Bill, as ameoded, to be printed, and to be re-com-
mitted onWednesday next.-Adjourned till Monday.