The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-25 00:00:00

TilL' 'l' Ld E. 3 I ki.E.

•IN favOttrite ()Peva Of
The Duerata was List night produced here. if. ‘vliielt
Miss liFt.t.t wore the es.as Don Carlos, and
acquitted herself ueN„tunti:lr we .I.je WWI
enough to prefer L kdiei in petticoats. Mr i 3 If) in-
liatattio, and Mr. T. SitoitT at lo'fii-
-70v4, were quite at home; and delighted fis is.th
" sweet Music." One o't toe most 3liC
ftlTtS' in' the piece, lloikeVe'r; ‘tus the iltendiZtt at
Mr. CHATTERLY. ‘Ve have seen Allis eit.f, acter
Sub! ainett by sevei..ll Li!' ait i)emt coun't• act and
are tree to say, that in the fun kd hi's Vet f.fritivr
it loses within.; by cot:rim:kali.
.11 IL ire, tate,
and voice, are all buil cut ro it; and. hoffgh in stime
instances the humour was rather verunthe than
come tardy olf, the part was upon the Whore r:itcel-
lently played.
Isaacs, iu reality n Jew, made ner'eithelriis
tolerable Christian Father Paul; (,'TiAa was a
good Don Jerome; and Louisa and Clara fell to
the share of Miss PooLe and Miss L. KELLY.

My Aunt foltowed, and, n well a 'the OpeTn,
received the most flattering tLitiinutlies of Appro-
bation'.

toveni-Garden Theatre closes on the 16th of
next mouth.

The elegant Gold trip presented by the Per:-
formers ot Drory•ldne Theatye to Mr. KLZAI,
yeqerdtty brought to the 'Theatre to he pre,
sewed to him. if is formed alter the beautiful,
antique Vase' in Warwick CAstle. The liaCelia.
orndmentioin alto relieco, are executed with
consmunotte art. The.,ineliption is shin a,id ,y-
-propriatc. The nutites fit the ttionors are ;(11
iu-
t,cr;bed nil the side, nil.), an apt, sine! des6 veil gun•
tation friun 11/41MiSINGER, In compliment t(l.
K RAN. It will this tidy be deliveted to him in,
form.

Ml'. COBHAM played Sir Gilts Overreach, at the
NVi mist)]. 'rhea v, oil IYeduesday Ateu,4/
in The Blue Devils, uu Friday.

ROCHESTER EILECTION.--.At fobs' o'clock yds-
teiday the state of the poll was as follows

Mr. Barlett .....
Sir T.'Chump►on

;OW

• Majority for Mr. Barnett ltl
The poll was expt•cted to close filially at Eve

o'clock.

IILACKFIEATII aIAN. (21st Pay.)—
Evrots: ciititiwies to go o'o t 144)mi spirip, :111.1
tiliS morning he !limit; 1.;,00,1 his •193,1

A !viler from Dover, timed June '23 (sonday).

says :---

Threp packets sliled this month-1;1m' Ciit,tis.
with vtilont seventy pac4engers, am0!,14,; rho ut mi...
BROUGHAM: The number eml)arking heti. etti.:!#
ilmy, thiniog the lust week. has been sintPuir, and
of all descriptions of persons, with niativ families
of distinction,'and, tau ail average, more thmi te,
carriages each day ; about iiedt the
of, pa,,envers, at presettt,,reptro from us tfo to
Vrattee. The flue weather and rivouruhle wiud.s
his enabled the vesels to yia,k,e. vet y
voyages, and thelieatity' of the icetic in tl;t•ir,siiil-
lug in Lind Out of harbour each title, is truly toast
pleasing.
Six, p. tn.—The Etrl of .SANowicit soul
tnily have just returned from Ciduti, in the Lilly
Jane James packet ; tile Lord Siclinout.ll ix itin4
..irri%cti with litany passengers."

CITY ilostNiz9s.-I"esteritay %eine Midsummer
DAy; ti Commoui Giti;(11):All, for
the election of Sheriffs and other Oaieets. The
foll Owing Gentlemen were pot in 111/11111lati011
George Bridges, Esq. Aliternimi, of the Cottip,iny
of Wheelwrights ; Robert. Kirby,
maker; John Street, F.lsq. l'attett-maker ; anti;Mountford, gut. ildberdasher ; whett
Robert Kirhy,'Esq. apti IVilli3/11 Alol4lo'olll, L'sq.
were declared duly elected Sheriff's of bniidon ancl.
Middlesex tors the year ensuing. The Cliatuher-.
lain and Bridgentasters were re-eketed. The
thanks Of the Coutin,in Hall were votO, on diet
motion of Ale. James GritliOrs, to the late Lora
11,4y0r ; and al.°. on the minium of Mr. Whiter
to the late sheriffs.' 'A Court of Aldermen was
afterwards held„at which the Chamberlain, liritige;.
niaNters, BW. Al ere %%vont into their►espeetive office*
tor the year edstiiiig-.—A tinatitity r f gold %vas
swiiiPn to as bong .foreigo, previous to expor.t.
tation.

Stcvne'COlN.--.There Navin; been Rome demur
t•;iesiti,ipkeopers in Dototrio regortlin the
,
reveilit of oar silver Currency, it meeting. or tne
iwrattit wits 'wit rid lett , itati a letter ()it the sabiect
Writteo to the CHAvOttLitOrt of the' ExcßeenntH.
whit,in coftrie ot !wit, returned the lullotving
timbictory oete.wer
Mr. W.m..ittar pri.ipot It 'hit cutttplithents to Mr. Thum.,
sou, .and •.n reply to his letter of. the itti tte44 tt4
'tit:quaint hint, !hat slidling4 and sizpenre th.tv can be
con4niereil as ,it the established standard iii tii trnrsY (and IL
appeared that large proportioos of the plain onvi art of this
desctipti.,uj will be exchanged fur the hew silver emit when
it is June 16, 1$1*I1."
A pit:, e ittts bruit cot from hii Nitjestv'g ship
Victory (Lord NRIA(CN's fleg•sliip) to mike 't wok
tittittiAhexes—ime for the Prince of COuu RC/ tbk.l
other !or the Doke. of Xit.ouccircw.

The sentence of 4lrst,h against Grind lay and
Clephane., condemned itt tile kit (41;1S41 V Circuit
comt, has been tomntoted into tr.tosputialinoi
for life.

On Tuesday evening a pi4tol teas fired at
lice s4,:er, while standing at the 1-11.,h,e
door. A reivai dof one hootked titier,tl
for the diicovery of the peroetr4tor.--(.trdiabiadte
Courant.)

CAI)vuRTISEVENT.3--Ever reatiV. !ha
,
channel Ot Our Paper, to give pliblieity t'. an ins-
stittition where the real wehate ni M 1144111,1 )1/4`.
netited, the alarming ~,tate of the tieAliit
per...ions who have been itrytoporty tteated io
Cella;11 Di'4,lll`der, tit,ll every
III:Ay Olit.Cit the best advice, we are ii.nhor 4.'4 Of
COoritii, and the zitirt;esnis no cony hO I
3iedical Board at Chariotte.titaose,
coati, to inform oar lt. isilers their o'
811161i:1ot iire tEnto eig.it in the iiroi Eli; elltt fl iiitli
stile-door dud tuouta
fur Irma Wt.

w.,

I MPOUTANT PARLIAMENTARY PA.PER4z.

(To be cf»qinaed re laxly.)

TrmEs.
TtEronT nom
,THE SELECT COMMITTEr.
Resolved,That it is the opinion of this Cunt-
oil tee, that it is e%pedient to enable ecclesiasti-
cal proprietors of tithes to grant leases thete-
of, so as to bind their successors under due regu.
!talons.

2. That it is the opinion of this Committee,
that the term of such leases should not exccetll4

yvars.

. That it is the opinion of this Committee,
that soeh leases should only Se granted with the
revious rposent of the patrols and the Bishop of
the diocese.
4. That it is the opinion_ of this Committee,
that the consent 'of the Bishop should not be given
until he has been furnished with a certificate upon
oath, by a competent Surveyor, to be named by
such Bishop, and to be paid by the contracting
portieo, that the tithe-rent dr composition pro-
posed, is a fair and just equivalent for the tithes
06 to be leased- (1111.'11'1g the term to be granted.
r. ;fleet it is the opinion of this Committee,
that sods leases should' only be granted to the
proprietors of the land:
6. That it is the opinion of this Committee,
that in any new. law to he enacted for this pur.
pose, it would' be expedient to define who should
be considered the proprietors of the land for the
purpose of taking such 'leases.
7. That it is the opinion 'of this Committee,
that the leases to such proprietors of lands should
).)e appurtenant to and run with the land in the
natore of a real covenant, and,that the occupier
tinder leases now existing, Shall have the option
and the tight, on a notice within a year after the
date of the lease of the tithes, of retaining the-
tithes during the COIIthitILMCC of his lease in the
land, on payment to the lessee of the tithe-rent,
or a just proportion thereof.
8. ;lino it is the opinion 'of this Committee,
that in case of avoidance of the living, by death
otherwiSe, a proportion of the rent should be
pail to the iticumbent, or his representative, up
to the, time of such avoidance.
•g.That it is the opinion of-this Committee, that
the said tithe-rent or composition should he reco-
verable by distress, as it the same were a rent-
charge tip6rt the lands ; and that the les,ee of the
,tithe shall have a remedy by distress for the tithe-
' rent, agahist the occupier agreeing to retain the

tithe.
10. That it is the opinion of this Committee,
that the tithe-proprietor should have the option
of avoidin the lease, in case the tithe•rtut be
in at rear fur three calendar months, aftet' notice in
Neil:Mg demanding the same from the lessee, and
the rent itot paid, nor sufficient distreSS found upon
tnepremises(
11. That It is the opinion of this Committee:,
that the tithe-proprietor should not be restricted
from 'recovering the tithe-rent or composition by
(hie curse of law, in the same Manner as be may ,
-06tV•rc'coVer the value of or composition for tithes,
whore subtracted.
12. That is the opinion of this Committee, that
a ,reneral Turin of a lease-or grant should he tram
61; and that no stamp-duly should be payable
on such lease "or grant, unless the tithe-rent or
composition exceed* • pounds gr-year.
.13. That it .14 the opinion of this • Committee,
that the lay, nwnen of impropriate tithes, being
Je'nants frov life and fin..years, determinable on a
orlivcs, or ,tenautt in tail; or tenants in lee,
~,L,solT•et to he determined by executory devise or
asltifting.hse, have the .like power of leasing such
tithes for any term not exceeding 14 years.
14. That it is the -opinion of this Committee,
that .4 like power be given told' corporate bodieg,
whether lay or spiritual, being owners of impra-
priate tithes. •
" 15. That it'-is the opinion of this Committee,
that no lease Ptall be valid to bind the successor,
reversioner;''& remainder man, where any other
-corisilleratlim is given than the annual tithe-rent
or,sp,Oposition declared in such lease.
'That it is the opinion of this Committee,
the power of leasing tithes, as it at present
law exists, should not be taken any or di-
- ooninished.-4one 18, 1816.

‘‘ POOR LAWS.
Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on

the. Poor Laws of this Kingdom.

Naar, Committee deeply sensible of the ins«
porrance.of the confect, have applied themselves
to its consideration, with as much diligence
as the present state of the Session -would per-
mit ; and although they trust that their pro-
ceedings have been such as ill some degree
to assist a future investigation, they have deemed
it expedient to abstain from any more detailed
report in the present. Session, earnestly reeotn-
mending it to the Howe to recommence the imitti.
xy at art early petiod of a future Session.
Jana is, 1416.