The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-30 00:00:00

Ministers, however, hall POI atlopted
means ; on the contrary, they increagetio
almost insufferable burdens of the poor bY
aggravations. An expense 'of not. les, to.
400,0001. bad been iricurredio. keeping Up an lifore[
clonal number of troops, to the great rainfall' Ar,
previously existing. There would, he 110140.
be no severity in subjecting the numeroug
oip
reign,rs who came to this country, to a certi#
fixed rate of taxation, as they formed an adtw„il
to the. overgrown population of the Counllfrf
got themselves into situations which tnigbt
filled by subjects of the realm. He conjured ele
Hon. Member in this House who believed io
existence of a Supreme Being, and who walo
insensible to the miseries of his fellow-creatu'oi
wino despised all pomp and vanity as contrali"o
tinguished with an humble endeavour to serveite
cause of his species, not to think the prfsentfig'op
jest unworthy of his earnest often' ion. The Pi 4
Member concluded with moving for leave IO
in a Bill for relieving the Cotton-weavers. se
Mr. RoftlNsON said, he was averse to that
form io Parliament which would make the Housed
Commons a College of Dispu!ants. He rlid
comprehend the points of the Hon. Gentleini
nor did be think a Committee of the louse„
Commons a fit price for discussing what the 11" p
o
Member called abstract ideas, Facts, and I/
abstract ideas, ought to be submitted to a °jig):
mit tee. He did not see how the cotton rnanot4c:iii
vets could be served by the im iipoiition of 'l4
taxes proposed by the Hon. Gen, leisian. He sli°ll,
be sorry it the opinions of his constituents Hecolo4o
ed with those of the Hod. Member, an'l,4l
should also be sorry it the Hon. Gentleman
contributed to propagate the delusion.. 14e;
not think, even if the propositions of the fr„i,
Member were capable of producing a good etOb,
that the monthof June was a proper time for 'lc,
muting themto the consideration of a Colowitt-,o
lie should therefore take the liberty of roo‘iogi'
previous question. 01
Mr. litcAßDo rose merely for the purpo9c.9
saying, that tbe House ought to do every thing I,
their power to alleviate the distress .or the it).
nufacturers.
Mr. 1.,,G1c HART denied that Mr. OwenveViiii
could be cat rigid into effect ; because the H°),
Member had stated, that the experiment had bit,f
attended wi the destruction of the propertYl p-t
those who had been so unfortunate as to 01°'0
it. He thought the, imposition of taxes oPwro
persons residihg and spending their iac',
abroad, would be attended wicks this cousevenci
That instead of spending only their income, °gy
would withdraw their capital. He objected i
the system of spade labour. He did nut g
Ili
any plans, unless supported by experience ,°"ot
to be submitted to a Committee. He thts'i'lif
by going ilito a Committee the House would b°l,l
out delusive hopes to tine Country which C(3lj„
never be realized. The House ought to be 0::
tious how they granted a Committee to the f
tort Weavers, because it n create a claim P).
the Agriculturists, and otf all the other ii‘ii,)i
classes, who laboured under as great prlvati°ll,4
and were equally entitled- to the considetatioo -
the ()use.
Mr. MAXWELL replied.—lf the House wait°' 11
until next Jessiou.—The inutiuis Was I bets ,*ll-°
consider it provrr, be would postpone the 11)('',1
drawn.

The House resolved itself into the Committee on th:
Fisheries Bill, on the Irish Yeomanry Bill, and on the CU-
toms Duties (Ireland) Acts, when the several clauses '4.ero t,
read through, and. House hating resumed, the Reel.-
were ordered to be- received to-morrow.
The netft
Special Constables Bill, the Quarter Sessions APr
Bill, and the Dublin House of Industry Bill, were rtsa
ra
third time and passed.

SMUGGLING.
o.lit.
The Committee on the smo'ggling Prevention nil, ' di'
after a few ohservations relative to the consequent eXP,t'ller
tore' from Mr. F. Palmer, Mr. Lockhart, and the Clian‘c
01 the Exchequer, postponed until to-morrow.

COURTS OF LAW PROCEEDINGS. tbo
Mr. f-1013HOL:SE postponed his Motion relative t° eit
publication of proceedings in the Courts of Law until Po,
Session, in consequence of the subject being about to be
vestigated before a Court of Justice.—Adjaurned at Nine'

FREQUENCY OF RECENT DEATHS BY DROWNI%
—Yesterday morning the body of a young 1114 j
who apparently had been bathing, was tot
by a Waterman floating on the Thames, fi-J
the Strand side, between IVestminst.er
Waterloo bridges. The body of another
person was found under similar circums ten°. I
near Southwark bridge and a 'third was I°t 7e
floating on the river, with clothes on, at
Surrey side, near Waterloo bridge; seetnitle
about thirty•five years of age, of respectable 1.40
pearance, dressed in a. blue coat and full,
(fowlers. A young man, named Horn, all'rebo
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tice to a carver dud gilder, of Swallow-street, f
was an excellent swimmer, but in consegnenc,,r,
going out of his depth, whilst bathing in the '°el",
pentine, was svized with the cramp, and suit
and was drowned.

BIRTH.
On Sunday, the wife of kdward G, Wakefield, lis4°
a sun.

MARRIED. of
On Wednesday. the 29th inst., Captain William Jame.f'o',,...,
the Aladrai Army, to Miss Webster, niece to James Diih .-'
Esq., Coleford, Gloucestershire.
..3riit
On Tuesday last, at St. George's Church, Hanover-sq. ,
the Hon. Newton. FeHumes, to Lady Catherine forle'co
second daughter of Earl Fortescue. ~

DIEW • $34.
At Walthamstuw, on Wednesday last, Jesse Ru.sselt,
aged 77.
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Sunday, at Clifton, after a long and painful illness, `vtioth
was borne with the greatest fortitude and resign4'ol. •
J. B. Bence, Esq of Holly Howe, Gloucestershire. Ile, his
possessed of amiable trimmers, and particularly •tougmiiiio
gratification in fulfilling the ditties to his family : aa'tcl)r
and affectionate parent, and to those who were ifltin"
acquainted with him, a worthy and sincere friend.
Suddenly, on Saturday last, at Coventry, Charlet Wilk
son, Esq. of Upper Home; ton. SW'
Sudden Drat fit from exc.( sire Heat of the freather."-*; ,0;
day Joseph Bees died in a. field in the parish of Ke,"'“ll, if%
and yesterday Thomas Junes, in the parish of Nicki",,itt.
this county; George Batt, at Daynton,Gloucostersbirc:l3,...,
woman ill the employ of a farmer George, of Mltrlbor°"
path Fajwr, June 29.)

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