The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-21 00:00:00

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The 11G.1rqui4 of Lootstiow.NE hiving stated that
the House stood su►utaont•tf for ThHrlday, on the
Subject of a nu►tion of a Noble Friend of his
(Earl Grosvenor) for the abolition of uwe•less Of.
ticescreated share 1.792, ohsFrved, t':►!t Thursday
was Holy Thursday, a day on. which the'House
did not nsu:►lly meet, and therefore proposed that
tl►e Hone he summoned for this day week on the
s►tt'jer.t of. his Noble Friend's motion which was
ordered.—;Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The ReCent's Canal Bill was reported.—Accounts were pre. ' Paris tiy right of conquest, their camp displayed at the same'
seined to the number of Aries in the Tower, and of the inn- .
nageinent of that Arsenalo—Th: IlighwayStirreyor's Bill woe time *model of good orelf.:r and well-, egideted disci ohne:,
ltd.:red to he read a ~thifed time, on WetitKetiay,-,:lsb#,f,pirtsn'iy which erect the ecioquettedemild not but app I at.. 10 amid ael to irtf , '
"91* "171("1 1 litli'd tithe. ' '''
' 1 " Your pieseut busy sinionget us we wide iltared tei444,00.1,1
A loin; conversation took plieee on an Enelosure Bill at '
6, (tai
C. inNtirthitinherheild, in which sir if. Graham, Sir ' for a short period : but oon returning to your retteren di
C. -,lonek. Mr. Littleton, tee. took part. It was finally read anus, let them lie assured by you, that whenever their fO.
a third time, and pasted,
Mr. urrLEToN postponed a motion of his to the Sth of reign service shall tertuittate, they will hod that their great
Julie. deed. have out been forgotten by ust and we trust, that to
'rile Irish Parish Apprentices' Bill was cotnmitted : report te-eafteriog the metropolis of their native milli:try, they will
na Friday.
Sir C. BURRELL presented Petitions from Worthing sod behold some luity nod durable. mouutoetit wisieb shall ensue,
Siteyoilig in favour of the Shorehanishar hour Bill„—.Ordered memorate to the latest ages our never-ending gratitude to the
tu lie on the table.
Mf. C. WYNN complained of certain papers moved foe re- armies who have fought fur us, and the God who baCtlidirere
:peeling Contingencies in the Secretaries of State's Depart- ed us.
melds 114 'teeing been brought op.
" You, Sir, are the last of those distinguished Officers t,
After an egplanation from Mr. LUSHINGTON, he declined '
pressing any.farther motion on the suloect. whom our thanks bare remained undelivered. Alto Ido nolie
Sir FitANCIS Buitilimr. presented a Petition from a Mrs 'it; the moue and lay the cousniatid of the Lotuatoos ter Urtat
Thomas Water*, complaining of oppression in a Cause in the ~ ~ •
Court of Common
Pleas, front excessive. costs. It also coin- Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled, deliver to you
plained of excessive ..ielays in the Courts of Chancery and their unanimous thanks 0 tor your itidelatigable zeui mid
the Rolls, mid recommended the abolition of all attorney's .
ii
fees sic. i exrtius upon-tlie lath of dune iBl5, when the Ereuch army
The A'IIOIINEY-GENERAL observed, the petition cote!- comule.nded by Buoliaparte •recekved 'a signal and complete
'shined of attorneys' bills, which was a subject for other deleat.o.-
.- . .
Places; and also of lie. arrears of causes in the Chancery.. .
Courts, for which he proposed the remedy of abolishing the Sir HEN:OI CLINTON felt deeply impressed with,
fees of ell agents fur the purpose of facilitating-husiness. It the itb.olutir conferred upon bins i and observed,
eras in the pleasure of the Hone to
,:accept
ept orrej vet the pc-sitt, tiwt it
v,
.1, iin ouss, i,le to name the notion ,of War
talon; but lie wished to call their attention to it.
The petition was rejected.: . ' tetioo, without all 'joining in then' admiration of •
so'.l. N IMPOItT complained 'of returns ordered. and not
sent in, and moved forilie Iteturn of the Commissioners of the Ilerb n lit) conito.tildril on that memorable day.
Ile cononatided Ito- ,irmy hat.tily (toilet:tett, tont
Inquiry bite, the Eyes of Court' in bellied.- Ordered. .
Lord \II 1..10\ asked if it was itltetttieat tat till tap tin' va- cotnioiseil oh (11ifs:refit 11.itiptiS 04 LorOpe, toutffig
'cliney ire the. Adaiirdsy floiird; to which Lord CASTLE- . %%alum were eveJ softie .ineOpeileneed, militia re.-.• '
ItgAtiti replied its the affirmative.
THANKS 'lO GENERAL SIR LOWRY COLE. anti giniesits, against it most otnitettnis, formidable*
weli.apoolot et! artily, with nothing leeterii-..
The s.pK4entt addressed the General, who at- ' •
tended in fun uniform, with his
tihreuent
sobersg;ie
:titeiun sit tit
ui. .. ;olit_t s comuosttwo. He believed that tit)
and niedals. as follows ; o
- - • t-lie'LiCae of Weliington could have:
accomplished what iris then aeliieved.'i iiis.
.e Lienteliant-Geoeral Sir Losvny Cotz,—Althongh the seat Hanle filled tile tontinent. Th r ought his .
time which elapsed between. the close of pour service in the %Yibtkine- WS vigilotice. anti his exertiOns, he ile..
Peninsula and your attendivsee ill Ili', House would in °rel. tented every attempt of till; enemy, _ and becurcti
nary cases have precluded me from deliverifig to you its the pence of I.4.lhrope.—(liear I) • •..,,, ~,
thanks front this place i'lievertbeless your distinguished novae Loitt.CAST.L.KARAGit said, that after the great
and action's have, in a manner highly honourable to you, I tours fillti hitfiettitie3 Which We had hint! to 911Sinitto
induced this noose to depart femn its usual course, justly de- anal %illicit, we had gone through with so intleit
sirous that,, in terminating such ti war,, pc), demonstration of success and glory, it Wite With the highest satis-
its gratitude should be wanting towards those who bare de- faction they lutist, have heard the peculiar chi,-
.
tereed it so well, qtsence'delieered Iron; the Chair. They had nom
to place on their Journals the concluding trrbuttei.
of the gratitude of the House to the great 'veer»
tions and services of the army. Nu where would
tlie glory of our tirtli3 be found so eloquently de".
. scribed us in the record of the addresses lit the
Chair in that House : ltis Lordship was cooviiieecl,
that atter what had now passed, every Member
would concur its the propriety of the compliance
with the ,request he hail, made, that these thanks
should be given this day. He moved the entry
of the Speniter's addresses Loathe Journalsf—thear,
hear l) Agreed to. - -
Tht conference with the Lords was postponed,

$4 Having acquired the early rudiments of, your profession
its foreign countries, reputed then the best schools of the mi-
litary art, anti having matured that knowledge by practical
experience through various• campaign* in Egypt, It►►lyt Poe.
tug 1, and~pain, yon first appeared amongst us to claim our
thanks for yonr prominent and decisive conduct in the battle
of Aibuera.
" In that victorious army which re-established the thrones
°few allies, though all were brave, yet, by the fortune of
war, the skill and valour of some were rendered conspicuous
aboVe the test: and thr gallant fourth division was distill-
goislied throughout, by the highest praises, for its euthusi.

astir coinage athi heroic devotion.

at thole Lordship's request, tilt Frtday.

"Of that division, to which all eyes woe *armed in ',try
battle, you, Sir, had the chid command; and your growing
renown was well supporti-si by many brayc cuzimli'lena iv
arms, whose names for ever live in our annals.
" So supported, and led 9sr; by the greatest Captain of tiles*
times, you bbared in tads successive struggle eald triumph
which mauled bis-progress, from the frontier of T.:31314A,

GAME LAWS
, Colonel WooD rose to sobotit his Motion for.
*lie Appointment of a Committee to 'moire int*
the Wine Laver. His object was to suppress the
practice tit tegailzios the *ale of
game. The Hon. Member expetunisti *onto
enitti on tUefetal consupter4ers at poaching,. and