The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-10 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1817.

STATUE OF LORD HEATHFIELD.
IT being intended to erect a STATUE of Ge-
neral ELLIOT, Lord HEATHFIELD, on the Spot
which he so gallantly and successfully defended, such Officers
and other Gentlemen who participated in his Glories, or ad-
mired, or were benefited by his Achievements, arc requested
to send their Subscriptions to Messrs. Thomas Coutts and Co.
Bankers, in the Strand.
It is unnecessary to say more in support of this testimony of
respect to the memory of Lord HEATHFIELD, than to ex-
press some surprise, that in a period replete with gallant and
great Actions, and not wanting in grateful admiration of
them, no Public Memorial of respect should yet have been
paid to the Hero of Gibraltar, on the very Rock and Scene of
his Exploits, and of his Glory.
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent

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General Don -
Sir Charles Holloway

DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S ARMY, PENINSULA.
THOSE who are in want of Hair, or who are
anxious to preserve it, wield do well to direct their at-
tention to the SPANISH VEGETABLE LIQUID COMPO-
SITION, brought by an Officer of the Duke of Wellington's
Army, from Madrid. A few Trials only will soon convince
them how much it is superior, in all respects, to the Oils,
Honey Waters, &c. which they have been in the habit of
using.
The Proprietor has, at the request of numerous Friends,
and at a very considerable expence, prepared a quantity of
it, which k to be sold only by VICKERY and Co. of Teri-
stock-street, Covent-garden, pale and dark-coloured, at 10s.
per bottle, with proper directions.

CANVASS CLOTH, as COVERING for HAY and CORN

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STACKS,- with POLES, &c.
IT is presumed few CteWietnett woutiti be with-
out a STACK CLOTH, did they hot know how trifling
the expence. It is more than saved in one Year if a Wet
Season ; and they will last, with care, upwards of thirty
Years.—Thev are sold at EDGINGTON's, 24.1, Tooley-street,
ten doors from London Bridge, where may be had, at reduced
prices, Wage-on and Cart Tilts, Woollen Tilting, Hair-cloth.,
Canvass, 'sacking, Rope-yarn, &c.
N.B. Best Garden Netting at 40s. per Cwt. ; Bunting at
755. per Cwt.
Orders received as above, or at No. 5, Wells-street, Ox-
ford-street.

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PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9:

QUEENSBERRY LEASES.

The LORD- CHANCELLOR called the attention of
the House to the subject of the Queensberry
Leases ; and after adverting to the great import-
ance of the case, both to the several parties inte-
rested, and also to the Scotch natiou ; and to the
difficulties which occurred, from the conflicting

decisions of the two divisions of the Court of
Session, and also from other circumstances con-
nected with the, cases, his Lordship proposed to
remit the Baccleuch cases to be re-considered by
the 2d Division, with the assistance of the Ist
Division. The principal point in these latter
cases, is the legality or illegality of taking gras-
sums (fines) as connected with the prohibition in
the eutail-against diminution of the rental. When
the principles of decision with respect to these
latter cases were fully settled, they would afford
considerable light and facility foe the decision of
the other cases; and his Lordship therefore pro-
posed that these other cases should stand over.
The Buccleuch cases are, therefore, to be re-
mitted to the two Divisions of the Court below,
with insttuctions to proceed to consider them at
their first session. The other cases to stand over
in the mean time.

Papers tvere presented from the Secretary of
state's Office, respecting the minagement of the
poor in Scotland ; from the Royal Military Canal;

and from the East !ndia- Directors, respecting
Salaries and Pensions granted by the Court of

Directors

The Small Rents, Small Livings, Land Tax
Bill, an►l St. Paul's Shadtvell Church Bill, were
read a third time, and passed.
ENCLOSURES.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE called the attention
of the House to an Enclosure Bill now before the
House, which was of this nature :—The Common

in question had been devidcd between the parties
claiming right, according to a private agreement
between themselves. The Bill,was then brought
in to divide and enclose the Common. In the
Committee one of the parties appeared, and in-
sisted upon his share Recording to the agreement.
A clause was introduced, protecting his share ac-'
cordingly : but the Noble Earl contended that the
Bill was a violation of the agreement, and ought
not to pass.
After a few words from Lord REDESDALE, a
motion to agree to an Amerldnient made in the
Bill by thu Committee was negatived, and the
subject was dropped.
The Naval Asylum Bill, Naval Old Stores Bill,
EAmuts iu AM' Bill, English and Irish Saving
Banks Bill, Colliers' Bill, and others, were com-
mitted and reported.
The Grand Jury Presentments Bill was also
committed and repOrted.
-The Clergy Residence Bill was returned from
the Commons, and also Dyot's Divorce Bill, with
an amendment, to which the Lords agreed.