The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-04 00:00:00

in Ireland Lim BOR. The
next Lpuse imposea a
penalty upon any Townland or. Parish in which
Spirit) were retailed illegally. There were unfor.
turpitely in Ireland a number of small houses, gene-
rally by the road side, the owners of which, with.
out any licence, sold-Spirits, by_which means the,
health and morals„of the people were m4terially, in.
juted, and the Revenue greatly defrauded. There
were provilions.npon this subjefi now in force, but
-they hatrbeen found' lie .quite- insufficient. These)
'were the principal regulations of the Bill, which he
.shoul4 propose, with the permission of the House,
to liave printed, when it arrived at its proper stage.
Leave was given to bring in the Bill. '
Mr. LEE said, he was glad the Hon. Gentleman
had explained all the Amendments he intended to
'propose upon these subjettsi,. for they were all, and
particularly the Distilleries, matters of great int.,
portance in Ireland, and produced a .great psrt'of
the Revenue ; and he was glad there was no new
arrangement to rake away, any of the Taxes. The
--explanation now given had .prevented any mistake
'upon 'this subject.
The question being put, leave was given ,to
bring in the Bill.
Tee'Report on the Lottery Bill was ordered to
be receivtii on Monday.
Mr. CORIY rose to give notice, that in the
Cnmmitree of Ways and Means. on Monday, lie
'should nr:)ve for leave 11l bring to a Bill to empower
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 'to raise by Treasury
Bills the sum ~of 1,ip00,000 Irish currency. This
proceeding grounded itself upon the present
,state,of
Publk Affairs, and upon the state of the Money
Market in this Country and in Ireland. Those eir-
Cp:n.S;3llCeS suggested the possibility. (though be
hoped the thing was no at . all likely to happen)
that these might be- such a bidding for the Irish
J)ian t,000,0001. now .about to, be raised, as the
Irish Government might not think fit to' prnpose for
the' approbation of Parliament ; in which ease the
Treasury Bills had mentioned would stand in the
stead of the suoi now proposed to he raised by way
of Loan, but which Treasury Bills would not be
necessary in case of the Loan being contracleti for.
Vile measure was theref2re only a provi.;ional one,
calculated to meet the pOsAbk case alltllkdr
AdjULltned till Monday.

Fran the L )VnON GAZETTE, z,

Munillg-Street, jaite z.B, 1803.

Tile King has been pleased to cause it to be
signified by the 'Right Him. Lord Hawkesbtiry, His
Majesty'6 Principal. Secretary of Sate fOr Foreign
f‘frairs, to the Ministers-• of Neutral Powers te:
Siding at this Court, that the necessary measures
having been taken by I lis Majesty's command for
the Blockade of the entrance Of the Rivet Elbe,: in
conseven4e of the forcible occupation of . parts of
the Banks' of that River by the French Troops ;'
the sis'lßiver is.declared to be in a,stateof block.
:le; and that from this time all the measures au..
thnrised by the Law of Nations and the respeetive.
Treaties between Majesty and the, dilferent
Neutral Powers Will be adopted and executed with
roped to' al! Vesaels which :pay attempt to violate
,the said. blockade. Ltird 1-lawkesbury has been
further commanded by His Majesty to signify to
the Ministers of the Neutral Powers, that when.
cter the French Troops wi)l evacuate the position;
which they now occuiryon' parts' of the Banks of
the Elbe, and will reinuve to such a distance tram
them 4$ to leave the course of, that River pettedly
free and secure to the Vessels of his tubjeas,
Well as of other Nations, Ilis Majesty wilt inane.
itv•dtately direct his Ships of, WA which may be
otationed at the Mouth of the River Elbe, fir the
purpose 'of blockading the same, to be withdrawn.

lune 28, 1803,
The Kirg has been pleased. to con,;titote and ap.
poini Sir Rupert George,- Knight, Ambrose 'Serie,
and luaus Harnijton,'Eckquire9, the Hon. Edward
l3ouverie, and jiinits Bowen, El. .to he iEix Ma.
ksty'S Commissioners for conducting the Transport
Si-rviee, and fur the Cute And custody of Prisoner's
of War.

Civtror.Offigr, ,tfigy 2, 1303. ;
I.ltOttrit ;CT UR.NEL> T0,3E1 yg IN 1 His PR.2BENT PAIL.

LIAMENT.
Rcr;:egb of Sourbirari —Tile Kiglit Hon. George Tierney.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Au;;-. Win. Swatine. of Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, ,
broker and, auctioneer, at eleven, at

BANKR.t7P7'S:
Itlc.oll'9ll4.l,aPishopsgme-hcrect, I i nen-tirnpCio(i sti rrelider

TUly c;at citeVtn, Au,

• t 3, at tn

at I

Ifiiint,v)uttni allll

tret.t.
-
Thonias Berkel4l Coridl4l, mercliallt,luly 8, 16,
and Aug. 13, at one, at Attorniesiltletairs.
lennings ana Collier, Great 6hirc-lane, Terriple-bar.
George irdiiron'lnintott, of-Nlanchet.ter, grocer, Itilv ttt
21, aid Aitg. .16; at time, at the Commercial Inn, Man.
(nester.. A tornic;;, tllr, I 1 evy it t, Nbuichetei ; or Mr. R..)
Cur4itor.:Arcet,
Sanwel ;3icknell the.,lder, arat Sannietllickriell the younger,
of Maze yond, Southwark, soap-b ilerssitily It, lq, and
Aug. 13, at'ten, it Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. (-ratty,
A ngcl-court, 'l' hroginOrtoti-st reet.
Edmund lltriton, of paventry, Northamptonshire, money -
ocrivener,.'lnly 20, at tiro, Zit, and Aug.. 13, ar eleven,. at
the WheatS•heirlinn, Datentry. Attornte, Messrs.
derley, I.ollg, Lnkl lace, Symond's-Inn ;' or Mr. Oakdeti,
I)alterliry,

VValker, or Leeds, hurchant, Ang. r, al five, 3, and
11, at ten, a: ths.: Three LeAS 1011, Leeds. A t ori)Jci, Mr.
Castle-otreet, J-klborui or Mr. COupland, leeds