The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-20 00:00:00

BASTKRUPTS.

Henry Haven, Holt, Norfolk, miller, to surrender April
at six, 3, at ten, and 111:iy 1, at twelve, at the Feathers
Ilolt. Bridger, Finsbury-circus, London ; Withers,
:ult.

Samuel Jackson, Manchester, cotton-manufacturer,
April 2,3, and May 1, at two, at the York Elot. 1, Man-
chester. Willis, Watson, Bower, and Willis, London ;
Wilson, Manchrster.
Joseph Bunn, Cellbarns, St. Peter, Hettfordshire, coal-
dealer, April 3, at eleven, 10, at ten, and May 1, at
twelve, at the Court of Colotnissione:s. Hilliard and
ihstings, Rakmond-buiirliw,Ls. Gray's-Inn.
Henry Brown, GraveSznd, victualler, March 24, at
eleven, April 10, and May 1, at nine, at the Court of Coot-
mi-sioners. Towne, St. Helen's place.
Wm. M‘Niell, jun. Charles-street, Mar) lAtone, coact.-
maker, April 7,
.14, and May 1, at ten, at tie Court of
Commissioners. Bailey, Berners-street, Oxford-street.
R bert Butterflill, S;riven-with-Tentergate, Yorkshire,
flax-dresser, April 6, at.six, 7, at eleven, and May 1, at
t‘vo, at Mr. office, .Knitreshorougli, Yorkshire.
t,tranttwayes and Walker, Barnard's-Inn, London ; Gill)
Knares'aorou.gh.
Ephriam Murdoch, Rayleigh, Essex, scrivener, March
7, rit twelve, April 7, and May 1, at eleven, at the Court
tt Comtnissioturs. Milne and Parry) Temple; Shaw,
Billericay, Essex. •
Thomas Gerrard, Lane-end, Stafford, joiner, April 4,6,
at ter o, at rite Unita' Ibtel, Lane-end, and M.ry 1, at five,
at the Vine Inn, Stafford. Harvey, Wilson, and Wood,
Linvoin's-inn-fields ; Hubbard, Cherdle, StaflOrdshire.
Rh hard Gilson, York, victualler, April 1, '2, at eleven,
and May 1, at six, at Etridge's Hotel, York. Seymour,
York ; Chaplin and Co., Gray's-inn-square.

M PERIA L PA RLIAA-1-Eis4l

THIS EVENING.

HOUSE or. LORDS.

I-lAYNE'S DIVORCE BILL.

The Loan CHANCE uou. sat at Five o'clock to bear
rthcrevidence in this case. Counsel stated that they

intoulid to adduce nothing more in support of the petition,
after an observation that had fallen from the Muse upon
the nature of the case yesterday.
The Lotto CUANCELLOR then moved the second read-
ing of the Bill, and that it be committed on- Monday,
which were agreed to.

Ti R.REI.I:f. DIVORCE BILL.
The House proceeded to hear pin of the evidence in
support of Colonel Tyrall's petition fur a divorce to
dissolve the marriage with his wife, on the ground
of adultery with Mr. St. Auhin, a clergyman. The two
fugitives now live together at Boulogne. The case It- Ls
adjourned till Monday.
The Archbishop of YORK presented a petition from
Stokesly, and two other places, against further concessions
to the Roman Catholics.

The Alatquis of ANGLESEA presented 12 petitions
from the Roman Catholics of parishes in the county of
IVcstmeath, 10 fitun parishes in Queen's Cnnaty, and
srveral others from various other parts, in favour of Eman-
cipation, and against the Vestry arrl Sub-letting Acts.
Sir E. Ktsrxrcitsum. an 1 others brought up three road
bids.

Mr. MuNoy and others brought up another road bill.
Lord TEYNHANI presented a petition, the nature of
which we could not a.scertain, from the low tone of voice
in which the Noble Lord brought it forward.
Lord DEINALLY-prescnted petitions from the Boman
Catholics of a great many parishes in the county of Tip-
perary, praying for the removal of their
The Earl of ENNISKILLEN presented petitions from

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the Protestant inhabitants of parishes in various counties,
against further concessions. The last was horn the county
of Ferinanagh, and signed by upwards of 25,000.
4tThe Bishop of ROCHESTER presented a petition
against further concessions to the Catholics. The Bev.
Prelate, however, did not agree in the prayer of this peti-
tion. He hoped that Roman Clamlie oppression was now
abut to receive a death-blow, but still that Protestant
astendancy would ever continue to prevail in this country.
He felt sati,fied that the measure now about to be proposed
would in no way interfere with the Protestant ascen4ancy,
anti therefore when the Bill came into this House it should
hams his full support.
Lord ROLLE presented a petition against Ealancipa •

Lord ELDON had delayed s;x days in presenting a pc

tition from the Wel-h Calvinistic 'Methodists, to give Lord
King an opportunity of making sortie rem irks upon it
when it cams before -the House, which he intimated
he had to mike, but as that Noble Lord had . kit the
House laJt night before he (Lord Eldon) had got to this
petition, and as he was cot in his place to-night,
he considered. that,- without any impropriety, he might
'aim- lay it on their Lordships' table, which he accordingly
did, against furtter concession.. The Noble Lord pre-
sented 4.9 others, print :pally from Scotland, to the same
effect. The Norsk Lord gave notice that on Thursday next
he should present to their Lordships the general petition
of the inhabitants of Loudon and Westminster, against fur-
ther concessions.

Earl SEJAFTESBURY presented two petitions from
two parisLes in the county of Surrey, against Cathoclic
emancipation.
Lord FARNHAM presented numerous petitions from
the Protestants inhabitants of counties in Ireland, all
against the Catholic claims.
The House then adjourned.