The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-12 00:00:00

FREE LABOUR.

Mr. HUME moved, " That an bumble Address
be presented to his Majesty, praying that he might
be graciously pleased to order to have laid before
this House, Minutes of the Evidence respecting
Free Blacks at Trinidad, taken before the Com-
mittee." The Honourable Member further sug-
gested, that in order to put the House in possession
of every requisite information, it would be desirable
that the dispatches of General Turner should be
also laid on the table of the House.

Mr. HERRIES said, that the Report of the
Commissioners upon Sierra Leone would be laid
upon the table of the House immediately after the
holidays. The minutes of the evidence laid before
the Committee, to which the Hon. Member alluded,
would by no means serve to guide the House con-
clusively on the question of free labour. He re-
commended the Honourable Member to withdraw
his motion at present, and after the holidays, if the
Hon. Member should deem it necessary to press it,
he would lay before the House such extracts from
the evidence as bore upon the subject. He had no
wish whatever to conceal any requisite information.
Mr. HUME then withdrew the motion.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.

Mr. HERRIES gave notice, that he would move
that the House, at its rising to morrow, should ad-
journ to the 30th of April.
The Turnpike Road Act passed through a Com-
mittee. The other Orders of the Day were then
disposed of, and the House adjourned at Seven
o' Clock.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCIC
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IBeg leave most respectfully to offer myself
as a Candidate for the distinguished office of a Direc-
tor of your Affairs.

For upwards of two-and-twenty years I was attached to
your Military Service in Bengal, as was my
father before
me, and during that period I filled a variety of importer,
and responsible situations on the General Staff of the Aro,l*
Severe indisposition has driven me twice from India,
and although restored by the genial influence of my native
air to good health, being assured by my medical advisers
that a tropical climate never can agree with my constitw
tion, I have now reluctantly quitted your foreign service,
anxiously wishing, at the same time, that you may giyis
me an opportunity of exerting myself in your service it
home, by appointing me to a share in the management 0,
your great and important affairs, which I will confidentif
promise to discharge to the best of my ability, and with
a solicitude, activity, diligence, and integrity, inferior to
no one.

When circumstances shall permit me to contemplate
nearer realization of my hopes, I shall again presume toad'
dress you, with a fuller exposition of the grounds on which
I venture to hope that I may be a useful member of you'
direction ; and, in the mean time, I beg leave,
Ladies and Gentlemen, to subscribe myself,
Your devoted humble Servant,
WILLIAM GORRAN.
No. 6, Cleveland-row, St. James's, April 2, 1827.

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