The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-02 00:00:00

ROMAN CATHOLICS OF HiELAND.

Lord HOLLAND, in the name of the Earl of
Donongh nun e, who was unable from indisposition
to attend, gave notice of the intention of the
latter to.bring forward a motion on the subject of
the Claims of the ,Roman Catholics of Ireland, on
Tuesday, the 4th May, but the day to be subject
to -Iteration.—On his Lordship's motion, the
Lords were ordered to be summoned for Tuesday,
thedth May.--:Adjourned,till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NORTIIAMPFON ELECTION.

At four o'clock :he House proceeded to ballot'
for a Connnittee to try the merits of the petition,'
compl ining`of an undue Return for the Borough
of Northampton. .The reduced List, as subse-
queuriy presented by Mr. Lay, was as follows :

Charles Calvert, Esq.,- Chas. Fyscbe Palmer, Esq., Joseph
Birch, , I gam: Gascoigne, Esq., Lord Fled. C. Bentinck,
James Barnett, Esq., Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot, J. Stuart
Wortley, Esq., Right Hun. J. Beckett,' 3 R. G. Grahain,
Esq., John Smith, Esq., Right lion. A. Nl4Conochie, Right
Hon. C. Long, J. G. Latubton, Esq., Charles Hervey, Esq.
On the motion of Mr. NANNING, Chairman of
the Election Committee, Jo!in C1181)-
1.11411, a witness before the said Committee, was
ordered to by committed to his Majesty's Gaol of
Newpte foi prevarication.
Sir GODFREY XV.E.BsTEß.,,presented a Petition
from the inhabitants of Brighthelmstone, against
the lo,olvent.Debtors' Act.

,Mr. PAttrs presented a Petition from Leicester,
for the Revision of the Ciirninal Law.

COMMISSIONERS' OF BANKRUPTS.

Mr. Alderman •WooD presented a Petition,
signed by a number of .Merchants, Bankers:and
Traders of the City of • London, praying that the
Sittings of Commissioners of Bankrupts might be
continued at Guildhall. The Corporation of Lon-
don, he said, --were willing to give a piece- of
ground suited for a commodious building for the
Commit=siouers, near Blaclmell.-ball. In speaking
of the intention. of the Commissoners to remove
to Furnival's-inn on a former evening, he had not
said they had any, nterest in this removal. That
removal 'l4otild no doubt be convenient for their
being so much nearer toThe Cour(Of Chancery.

i\lr. Attiernian WAITHMAN observed, that the
Pe ioners complained of the inconvenience
casioned by the Commissioners all sitting on the
same days.

Mr. liittOTTESLEY regretted that any idea should
go abroad, that the ComMittee, to whom this
matter was referred, would sanction any-removal,
eKecpt after a fair and dheiiassionate investi-
gation.

Nit% Alderman WOOD and Mr, WHOTTESL EY
mutually explained.
The Petition was ordered to lie on the table.
Tlr. BTuAtti WoturtaY presented a Petition
from• Stnckbridge, against Mock Auctions, and
another from Bradford against the Insolvent
Debtors' Act.

Mr. F. DOUGLAS presented a 'Petition from the
Parish of St. .I,,bn, ‘Vestminsteri against the In-
solvent Debtors' Act.

Mr. IV. IVILLIANts presented a Petition from the
Palish of St. Andrew Wardrobe, against the Lon-
(ton Clergy Bill,

• A Person from the Committee on the Brinell-.
lion .of the Poor• prtsented a Digest of the Returns
to tht• Circular Letters from the Committee ap-
poioted to inquire into the Education of the
Lower orders, which were ordered to be printed.
sir J. NEWPORT moved for a variety of Ac-
counts respecting the Claims of British Subjects
on the French Government tonder,;lie late Treaties.
Or tiered.