The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-16 00:00:00

L PARLIAMENT.

'ESE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, FIB. 15.
_Jury YORKE presented an Abstrat of
tic Stustaftision Roils returned to the Secretary of
State's Office, which was ordered to lie on the Table
and to be printed.
Sir J. H. ASTLEY presented a Petition from
the Landholders, Barley Growers and Maltsters
of the County of Norfolk, complaining of the in-
juriious consequences arising to them from the heavy
duties on Malt, and praying reliel.--Ordercd to lie
on the Table.

Sir CHARLES BUNIVVRY presented a Petition
from the Landholders, Barley Growers, and Malt_
stets of the County of Suffolk, complaining of the
evil consequences resulting from the Bounties grant-
ed au the Importation of Barley, and praying relief.
Ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. WINDHAM presented a Petition from the
Veterinary College, praying for a further grant of
Money.--Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. FOSTER presented a Petition from the Board
of Agriculture in Ireland, praying for a further
grant of Money.—Ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. VANSITTART brought up the report of the
Committee relative to the East India Judicature,
when the names of several Gentlemen were re-
ported as being in twenty or more of the lists, and
consequently, as forming the requisite Committee
under the East India Judicature Aft ; amongst others
were the following :

Sir C. Talbot, Bart. Sir J. Frederic,, Bart.
W. Lygon, Esq. Sir W. Geary, Bart.
Lord F. A. Spencer, ~Sir L. C. Hartop, Bart.
Sir Charles M. Pole, Hon. H. Lascellcs,
Lord Henry Petty; , Lord Viscount Boyle,
H. loddrell, Esq. Sir W. Pulttney, Bart.
R. FeHowes, Esq. Hon. R. Ryder,
Q. Dick, Esq. W. Sturges Bourne, Esq.
R. Burdon, Esq. W. Ploiner, Esq. -
G. P. HoHord, Esq. Hon. J. Scott,
Tefferies Allen, Esq. I. 11. Brown, Esq.
Lord Viscount Marsham, George Wood, Esq.
Lcrd Durdow, Henry Baiikes, Esq.

Mr. V.(kicSITTART moved for a Committee of the
whole House to.mottow, to take the East-India
Judicature Aft into consideration.—Ordered.

Sir J. H. ASTL EY presented a Petition from the
Debtors confined in the Gaol at Norwich, praying
zelief.Ordered: to lie on the Table.

The' names of the Committee chosen by Ballot to
try the merits of two Petitions, complaining of an
undue Eledion for Aylesbury, were repotted to
the House, and are as follow :--
Sir H.Dashwood King, Bart. Sir f . H. Astley, Bart.
Sir William Lemon, Bart. l'ascoe Grentell, Esq.
Gabriel T. Steward, Esq. Sir Hugh Inglis, Barr.
T. f. Browne, Esq. John Buller, Esq.
J. Smith, of Wendover, Esq. Lord Ossulston,
Sir G. Cornewall, Bart. E. B. Portman, Esq.
'John Hammet, Esq.

The thirteen were then direeted to retire and
chuse two Nominees: The Gentlemen chosen were
Sir M. Brown FolkeS, Bart. and Charles W. W. Wynne, Esq.
Mr. CALCRAFT presented a Petition for making
a Harbour in Carnar von Bay, which was ordered to
be referred to a Committee.

The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed till Friday.

Adjourned at half-past six till to-morrow.

MAILS.

DVS.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS I, AI-SUM AUDEAr

LONDON, FEBRUARY 16, 1804.

IT was yesterday our melancholy duty to an.
nounce to our Readers the severe indisposition of
His MAJESTY. It is with heartfelt concern we
have to-day to inform them, that no favourable
change has taken place in His MAJESTY'S situation.
The following Bulletin was sent from the Queen's
House to St. James's this day at noon :

" No material alteration has taken place since yesterday.
(Signed) " F. MILLMAN.
" W. lIEBEaDEiv."

The anxiety of the Public with respel to the
aEtual situation of our beloved Monarch is so great,
that we think they ought to be informed of every
particular relating to it, that it is fit to communi-
cate through the medium of the Press. It is, then,
with the deepest anguish we have to state, that
His MAJESTY'S present illness arises from a visita--
tion of the same nature with which he has twice
before been a: iced. Upon the present occasion, ,
the anxiety and alarM of the Public must be cnsi-
derably increased, when it is considered that His
MAJESTY'S constitution i 3 less able to struggle with
so heavy a calamity than it has heretofore been. The
Dodors Father and Son, have been in at-
tendance upon His MAJESTY sin,:eTtriesday morning.
The degree offever and irritation arc so great, and had
been so for some drys, that His MAJESTY has had
for severalsights little or no sleep, whieli of course
considerably adds to his disorder.' -Its
WC kTIOW, has had but indifferent health for the last
two months. A disorder which was supp.sed to he .
the rheumatic g,. ur, appeared in his feet, which was
succeeded by an erysipelas and soreness which almost
deprived 1-116 MA J EST Y of the use of his feet and legs.
Since he has been in Town, however, lte so far re.
covered as to take exercise on' horscloAk in the