The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-21 00:00:00

Lord KENYON presented a petition from St. Pancras,
against the Poor Laws Amendment Bill.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.
The Earl of LIMERICK rose to compl4in of a gross mis-
representation that had been made in another place by a
learned person,.of his character and acts. In doing so, he could
assure the Noble Lord on the Woolsack that he had no wish
to interfere with the important measure of which he was that
night to move the second reading.—( Hear, hear.) He
should be very short, but he felt it due to himself
that he should bring the subject before their Lordships.
The system that had lately been adopted of denouncing—
(for he could call it by no:other name)—individuals by name
in great public assemblies, was new in the annals of the coun-
try, and ought to be condemned.
Eorl GREY rose to order. He thought it impossihle the
House could entertain the complaint of the Noble Earl. If he
understood that complaint rightly, it related to something
that had been said in the House of Commons. If such were
the case, it was impossible for that House to entertain it.
If it had appeared in any publication, the Noble
Earl might then complain of it as a breach of privilege, but if
it was a statement made in the House of Commons, that House
had nothing to do with it.
The Earl of. LIMERICK said that he had purposely
avoided speaking of the House of Commons, but he would
now say that in the House of Commons denunciations had
been made against individuals in the other House, which
might soon tend to the abolition of the House of Lords, and
the overturning the throne. He had read in a newspaper
that he had been denonnced as having depopulated a consider-
able track of country, and driven 200 families from their farms.
(LEFT SITTING.)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-DOUSE, JULY 19.
The Tourist, from Hamburg ; the Aurora, from Figueira ;
the Johanna, from Rostock ; the Sir William Curtis,
from Hamburg ; the Fau Maria, from Gottenburg; the
Amelia, from Norden ; the Trois Scours, from Gravelines;
the Vissery, from Workum; the Rose, from Greenland ; the
Elbe Packet, from Hamburg; the Flora, from Cappelen ;
the Great Britain, from Montreal; the Eliza, from Aveiro ;
the Waldemar, from. Assausi the Anna Catharina, from
Stockholm; the Zwaan, from Stockholm; the Mary, from
Antwerp ; the Caroline Augusta, from Dantsic; the Lady
Nelson, from Groningen.
ENTERED OurwAnDs Fos. LOADING, JULY 19.
The Hayti, for Rotterdam; the Concord, for Nantes ; the
Belfast, for Calais ; the Active, for Dunkirk ; the Verwag-
ting, for Amsterdam ; the Vriendschap, for Amsterdam.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN CARGOES, JULY 19.
The Batavier, for Rotterdam ; the Brocklebank, for Ant-
werp ; the Belfast, for Calais; the Heros, for Calais ; the
King George, for Ostend; the Eclipse, for Ostend ; the
Dart,.for Ostend; the Active, for Dunkirk; the Brilliant, for
Malaga; the Alexander Adam, for Bilboa; the William,•for
Trieste ;_the Solway, for the Mauritius.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JULY 19.
The Adolph, for the Baltic; the Eldon, for Archangel; the;
Lord Nelson, for Malaga.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Nelson Packet, from Poole to Newfoundland, lat. 43
long. 24., by the Ann, arrived at Portsmouth.
The Traveller, of Exeter, on the 27th of May, off St
Nicholai Mole ; and the Nymph, of Poole, on the 13th inst.
lat. 50. long. '17., by the Sportsman, arrived at Falmouth.
The Glenora, from Cork, on the 21st ult., off Cape Chat
the Mars, of Londonderry, to Bay Chaleur, en the 28th ult.
lat. 46. long. 57., by the Sophia, arrived at Liverpool.
The Benjamin; from Mobile to Liverpool, on the 13th inst.
lat. 51. long. 14., by the Sir Walter Scott, arrived at Liver.
pool:,

The Peggy, of St. John's, on the 28th ult., lat. 41. long
53. ; the Hopewell, of London, on the 12th inst., lat. 50
long. 17. ; the Woodbridge, of London, on the 14th inst., lat
50. long. 16., by the Laurel, arrived at Liverpool.
The Perseverance, of Whitby, on the 13th inst.; lat. 50.
long. 13., by the Eliza, arrived at Penzance.