The Sun.
London, England, 1811-04-09 00:00:00

HIS MAIESTV's HEALTH.

Mr. !Tull r Ai; nbcerving, that, aq in putsnallte
of the Atst i t Parliament to that purpo6'e, her Ma.
jeity's 10(1 tocently tornatunictited to the
Plesideilt of Ilk Privy Council the result
nt crattlina;ion
,ipto the p.Nieot state nt Nia-
jesty'a hralth, ni wished to k vow wile; her ti wds the
intentinn the Right Hnn. Gentleman 'to lay that
rebtalho'n the tal)!ti ut the ?

The Cif tMet:L. Loa cit tilt! E:it:ltECkLlFit prtitl, that
he shoal 1)3%e objection to the protttg:tion of
the p per it) COCA kill.
IStle amilt 1?..‘1), I 'pi :11 this, moved,
" Thar an humble 4.l,iiess be presented to his Royril
tlislineis the Prince Regent, pr.,yitte, ihat he wottin bt
ciiiusiy pk.i,ctl to direct that there bu lath before she 110Obe
Clijoics of ata countithiscations orbit by her Majesty's Cairn.
cil, to tit.• l',esichnis in his Majesty's Privy Council, respett-
ing the state of his'NLijesty's health."

•
'flhe CHANCI:LLOR 01 the EXCHC4IItt4 Wattiti nat
expew himself or Ihe House to the utismouration
'hat might arise horn his Coipiming them: rim, p*
the ground that tie uNnal Parliamoi.t:try tkuti• e had
not been given respaling it. He cotthi not, Low.
ever, help Thinking, altisough he had no objettlia
whatet er to the motion itself, that -it would have
been tnneh better bad the Hunnorable Gem lemnii
cootibeJ hhoorlf in a notice, ai the pluthilion Of the
paper on one day or on the other could not be very
material.

Mr.
WHITSIMAD remarked, that if the flight
HUH. GCntiewoll reeolletted wkit pas,cd iii the
House on a ree,sot occasion, ss hen the regulations
were made for the new arrangement of btoollesi, hu
would remember, that he (Mr. W.) and other
Mernb,l4, declared, they should not thenceforth
think ih. mselsea bound to give notice of a motion.
He telt himself peculiarly jUslitied in ,Asierfieg
the tight of a Dilember of Parliummt to do hn on
an occasion when no ineotiventienee .could result,
as the
.nintioss OhjeetVd to. , 410Te0Verb hu
.041 k she opportunity of explicitly 'stating, that
be should hold himse'sf p-rfettly at liberty :to
make any mission 01 any subject, and on any day
that- he might think proper, without any previou•
notice whatever.

1110tioil was then agreed to.
SCARCITY Or cliANce,
On the Motion for the HOMO to resolve hitt)
a COMlllitice Stoply,
Lord POI.)(3ToN F. availed himself of the right of
Multlbitt 01 th fIOUSv, to 413'0 on such a Ties-
titer his ?pinion Qn ail subjects of general interest
right which was among his most important and
vitio.tble privileges, especially at the present mo-
ment, when 4!te proceedings of the House were so
much cramped by the new regulations. He repeat-
ed he %milt avail himself of that right to trouble
the /loose for a few moments on a very interesting
tadt)eet. This was the very great scarcity of small
specie, and at those coins which welt esti illy re.
ceivett its 'Change fir pound notes. Every one tt ho
heard him must he aware of the extreme difficulty
at present of obtaining change in LoOdon a diffi-
culty experietweil not only by tradesmen and bank-
ers, but by Kit ate intlivAnak.. By a letter which
he had received front a It he learnt that the
a<uow difficulty rxisied in the country. His friend
intormeil Itim, that at a flit receutly held in a mar-
ket towti (We believe Atiesbley), lie trail lontut it
intiersOble to procure change of a one pound inks
unit that muty persons at the fair had.been.unable to
purchase gunk on account of the same incunveni-
flux., w. 14; ethers, win were neighbours, united
together till their purchases amounted to the sum
of one pond. This inconvenience, though felt
by thin %tali communil, must be peculiarly dis,
tressing to she labouring classes; and be trusted that
some remedy for the evil would soon be discovered
and applied.
Mr. G. VANSITTAHT observed, that he had also
received a letter, which stated tdmilar
to exist in the country, between Abingdon, :led
Oxford.