The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-21 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 13th inst. at Knutsford, in Cheshire, the Rev.
George White, late of St. John's College, Oxford.
On the 15th of March, at Trinidad, Lieut. John Tucker, of
the Royal'Artillery, in his 728th year, second son of the Rey.
Stephen Tucker, of Welling, Kent.
On Monday last, at Millfield in Surrey, Lady Bayly„ widow
of Sir Nicholas Bayly, Bart. late of Plas-New•yd fu Angli sey,
aged 79.

-At St. Lucie, on_ the lath of February last, Mrs. Miry
Russell,-wife of J. J. A krx:inder, Esq. of that island, and relict
.of the late Right Hun. Robert Cullen, one of the Lords Of
Session and Justiciary in Scotland. _
- _ .

On the 13th hest, Mr. Radnor, of Sorrey•etreet, Strand.
On the 13th inst., of apoplexy, John Fredtrieli Falw„g.cr,
Esq. of Reading, in the 54th year of hie age.

eARLJAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, DRAY 20.

.NIISCELLANEOUS.

Counsel were finally heard in the Scots Cause
of " Thompson v. Somerville."—Judgment post-
poned.
On the Appeid of " &iris of Siremyss and
I‘l4reh tt a E:srl of 1-Imtdington and others,"
their Loidships judgment was to affirm that of
the Scots C;font.

At!er ihe resuming of the House for Legisla
tine business,

The Eat' of CAARLF.VILLR pre Rented R Petition
horn the County Of Carlow, complAiping of the
injurious and oppressive tendency of tl►e IVindoa•
Tax it► Ireland, and praying relief with respect
to the satne.

The Nisirquis of DowNsni AR presented two Pe
titions to the same eff ct—one from the Borougl
of Newry, and the other from the City of Lon
donderry.

The Charitable Education and the Offenders'
Conviction Bilk Were brought up from the Com•
moos, by Mr. Brougham, Mr. Bennet, and other
Members, arid severally read, the first time.
The Etrl ROSSLYN moved the printing of the
first mentioned Bill, and intimated his intention,
atter rite prints should be on the table, to pur-
pose an early day for its second reading.
• Mr. LOCKHART, accompanied by several Mem-
bers, deliverer' a Message front the Commons,
rego,sting that Lord Montfort he permitted to
attend the Anti-Monopt,ly Committee of the
/louse of Commons, for the purpose of Exami-
nation.

The Lott!) CHANCELLOR having previously put
the toesiion, informed the Messengers that their
‘v.uld send an answer by Messengers
of their own.

The Earl of EARROWBY presented a Petition
from Ashford-under-Line, in favour of the Cot-
ton Ma [luta ct ories' Regulation Bill.—Referred
to the Committee.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of
the Day for their Lordships resolving into a
Committee on the New Churches' Bill.—The
Earl of SHAFTESBURY accordingly took theChaie.
Their Lordships then proceeded to consider and
discuss the various clauses and provisions of the
Bill, and in the course of the sitting; which was
of cot,sidetahle length, several amendments, but
chiefly of a verbal nature, were made in the Bill.
Oo the motion of Lzml GRENVILLE, a promise
was agreed to by the Committee, that the deci-
sion of the Kiug in Council should .be final and
effectnal, respecting the Division of Parishes.
A proviso teas also adopted, on the motion of
the saute Noble Lord, to the effect of saving and
exemptiog the rights of Brazenose College, Oxon,
from the operation of the Hill.
Lord HOLLAND gave notice of his intention to
move, in a future stage of the 15111, for the intro-
duction of a clause, whit h was read by his Lord-
ship, and the principal effect of which was to do
away the penalties and disabilities imposed by the
Aft of the 13th of Charles 11. called_the Conven-
ticle Act, on persons hni!rting Churches or Cha-
pels for the service of the Church of England, or
to which persons were liable, for attending the
same.

The Rill having passed, the House resumed,
and ordered the same, wi,h the amendments, to
be printed.
The second reading of the Queen's Council Bill
was' fixed for Frit! y, and the Lords ordered to be
summoned for that day ; and the bearing of
Counsel, &c. relative to the Cotton Manufacto-
ries' Bill, was ordered to take place before an
open Out-doors' Committee
he Bias upon the (aide being respectively for-
warded, the House adjourned 111 to-morrow.