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I I : > • • • • 1 :1,- " 4, 40 , "SA .... • . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . \ •• • .. . . • . ' ......, 4• •. • . . , . , . . It 4 . .:. -* • ." a as. le.. . ‘ ....._. ~...._ ..,,,,.....z., .., 4 . Ah r WEDNESDAr_EVENING, MAY 7, 1828. ~VU BA 1g;856.] [PRICE SEVENPENCE. POPULAR NOVELS, Re!, l ot pabh•hrd by COLUMN. 8, New Burlington•street ; sad by BELL and BRADPVIS, Edinburgh; and Jona Qua il., Dublin. droll. commanded by Count Heiden, had sailed on the 14th to reinforce the squadrons blockading Navarin however, a part of it is to join the Russian ships which are at Smyrna. It is also said that several French and English ships have received orders to go and blottede the port of Alexandria. This newsi however, speeds confirmation.—Artgaberg Gazette. - PARIS, May 4. Messieurs de Peyrounet, Ravez, and Poxtalis i saw spoken of as successors to Count de Seze. The COW. stitutionnfl is angry at the idea that M. de Peyrenriet or M. 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MII.J,T✓'RY lON WAR CYJICS, MAT 5. liniment of Horse Guards--Lientecani John VilHen to be Adjutant, vice NW, who resigns the Adjo. .nity s o y. ke erNied of Draws Goat:dr-Cornet John Edwards Dyson, int the 14th Light Dragoons * to be Cornet, vice limes, trbe Mires, Iletiment of Dragoons—Captain Robert Warraod to be Major, tfimshare, vier Whicheete, who retina; . lieutenant Raymond . l asto be Captain, by purehase, vim Warrand Cornet Hoa. u'elet William Stafford Jerningham io be Lieutenant,' by par. tlase, vice White ; Thomas Dalrymple Buckeridge, Gentleman, l '!v Cornet, by purchase, vies Jerningliam. .„ 111 11wient of Leak Dragoons—John King, Gentleman, le bs "nlet, by. perches*, vice Sharpe, who retires. ,bitto--Gentlenum Cadet Edward Stanl e y Corwen, from the "fil Military College, to he Comet, by purchase, vice Dyson, a lnieted to the 3d Dragoon Guards. Ditto —Cornet Andrew Jordaine Wood to be Lieutenant, by 7"ue, vice Hall, who retires; Thomas Henry Clarke Terry, an, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Wood. rszent of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Mark James Gambles, ors „,.." °llll e 36th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Drum- - 0 j " oho exchanges. 1 ...Tenn of Pont—Sergeant George Edwards to be Q sagter . . o *ice Coulson, deceased, ...7 1 —To be Captains--Lieutenant Thomas Holyoake, 61 rea. 0 a "tt vic e Irwin, who retires ; Captain Irwin Dawson, fro* • "`, 411 r - Py of the td Garrison Battalion, vise Cheap', appointed I st liath Foot. .• ie I roake Li, utenant—Ensign Waller Johnson, by purchase, vi a '". be p. 4 • h A _ In—John Belches Home, Gentleman, by porches*, via OtriL i c • act '. aptain Charles Cochran, from the heir PaVi to bi vice ilsisoba limp who saabones, vsce. The Rost the and ~ -- recent more miles and coo to 16th Fbot—Major Adam Gordon Campbell, from the half pay, to be *jor, vice Thomas Dereozy Turner, who exchanges. 20th Ditto--Estaign Frederick Horn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice.O'Connor, who retires; George Hutchinson, Gent. to be &Within purchase vice Herm 21st Ditto —To be iecond Lieutenants, by purchase—Charles Henry Edmonstone, Gent. vice Leahy, who retires; Frederick George Ainslie Gent. vice Gregory, who retire,. 26th Dltto—Riebard Cbearnley, Gent. to be *lan, by purchase, vice Bathe, promoted in the 30th Foot. • ' 29th Ditto—Captain Melville Dalyell, from the half pay, to be Captain, trice Thomas Popham, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 30th Ditto—Lieutenant James Light to be Captain, by purchase, vice Powell, ptomoted ; Ensign John William Bathe, from the 26th Foot, to be lieutenant, by *chase, vice Light. 31st Ditto-4.ientenant Charles Avner Vallancey, from the 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Blaney, who exchanges. 36th Ditto—Lieutenant Nondurable William .Henry Drummond, front the 3d Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Gambler, who exchanges. • - 46th Ditto—Captaln Williasn ianise &. John, from half pay rape Corps Cavalry, to be Captain, vice • Adamson George Parker, who exchanges. 38th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon PbarlerClarke. HogliesrM.D. from the 14th Light Dragoons; to be Assiltaiit Stageori. 61st Ditto—Captain Charles Wallet*, from half pay 60th Foot, to be Captain, vice Edward Mallet, ailsO ezeganges; rideiving the difference. 65th Ditto--Lientelmit Thquiraaßowley.. from the bale pay s fob* Lieutenant, vise Join , who itimisanm i irel-elelisx,,,tbe . • 71st Ditto r .lientioant Goitaiiraltning 4vir resign* the Ad' s - +—=r.-t,,. • .4; t .„v6 • 74th Ditto--Lienttnana.ll.l Blaney,. from the 41 sc 014 to be Lieutensot,vitle Valiancy', seltp exchanges. , 65th Ditto—Ttioniai biontgoo.ery APNCIII, Gtatienzan, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ward. promoted. 90th Ditto—Captain Honourable Frederick" George. Howard, from the half pay, to be Captain, vier Alexander Stuart. who exchanges, receiving the difference. slid Ditto—Captain Alexander Graham Spelt*, from ball pay 39th , Foot, to be Captain, vice William Wellesley Ashe; who es changes; Ensign John Watt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Smith deceased; James Montagu •Brown Gent. to be Ensign, vice Watt; Quartermaster Sergeant Robertson Gordon to be marteinuster, vice Christian, whose appointment has been cancelled. 95th Ditto—Captain Bernard Tophaut Foord Bowe', frost the half pay, to be Captain, vice George Mordatant Dickens, who , exchanges, receiving the difference. 96th Ditto—Captain Peter Cbeape, from the 6th Foot, to be Cap tain, vice Drummond, whose appointment has not taken place. Rile Brigade—Lieutenant George Simmons to be Captain, without purchase, vice Beckwith, deceased; Second Lieutenant Charles Frederick Napier to be Fist lieutenant, vies Simmons; Sidney Beckwith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vies Napier. Royal Staff Corps—Qoartermaster Sergeant William Clarke to be Quartermaster, vice William Daniel Watley, who retires upon full pay. Ist West India Regiment—Captain William Maxwell Mills to be Major, without purchase, vice Macistire deceased; Lieutenant John Mackenzie to be Captain, vice Mills. To be Lieutenants, without purchas e —Ensign George Robeson, vice Walton, deceased; Ensign George Robert Pole, vice Mackenzie. To be Ensigns, without purchase—George W. Meehan, Gaits vice, - Robeson ; Henry Coppinger Donavan. Gent. vice Pole. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Richard Jefferson to be Adjutant.' vice Rogers, promoted. The removal of Ensign Rattly, from the 22d Foot to the Seth Foot, as stated In the Gazette of the 2Sth March last, has not tapstn place. The names of the Ensign appointed to tbe 19th Foot, on April last, are George Isaac William Landmann, and not George Landrum, as before stated. Commisalons signed by his Majesty's lieutenant of the County of Anglesey. To he Deputy Ueutenants--Richard Bulkelsy Williams Eullteley, Oren John Augustus Fuller Mayne's, Esq. Jones Penton. jun. Ealt John *Onager Skinner, Esq. John Hampton Hamp ton, Eaq. Join Williams. Esq. William Pritchard Lloyd. Set Humphrey Herbert Josses Esq. James King, E.q. Williaam Wynne Sparrow, Req. Reue;end Owen Getbin Williams, Clerk. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. I To Deputy' Lieutenants—Thoz. oaSavage, Esq. Israel Lewis, Clerk, William Wyllys, Esq. Willbm Francis Knatchball, Esq. Cmumissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant Of the County of Forfar.. . , To be•DePuty Lieutenants—The Hon. Willlani Whale, M.P. the _Hop. Donee, Gordon • Fiallybuttop, the Hon. John Erskine Kennedy, Sir Alexander Ramsay, Parte Sir John Ogilvy, Ban. Sir James Carneg y, Bart. Sir Jameiltanuay, Bart. John Guth. tie, Esq. Charles, - Lyall, E Itobert Dissiglos, Esq, George Ito. bertson Scott, Esq. Daei.Carnegy, Req. Gardyne, Esq. *Gilbert Laing Nemec, Esq. John •Hty, Itsci.. Patrick Carnegy, Esq. Alexander Cruickshank, Esq. George Fullerton Carnegy, Esq. Alexa paybills, Esq. John - Ogilvy, Esq. Patrick Chalmers, Esq. . (natio Ross, Esq. Forfar and Kiacardinsbi re lilitia--Adjutant Archibald Mac Neil to be Captain,iske Clark, retired. CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS fog RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. . SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1828. • NORTUIRS CIRCUIT. H. igb B/TXOI.III. Esq. Chief Commissioler. flatlands/are—at **ham, Saturday. June 11 Lineatuatara—at Linosln and City, Monday, June 16 •Nuttinghanaddre—at Nottingham and Town, Wednesday, June Is Derbyshire—at Derby, Friday, June 20 Or:shire—at Clatter and City, Tuesday, Junoll4 • Lancashire—at Liverpool, Thursday, June 26 Laapashire—at Lancaster, Monday, Jima 30 Yorksbire—at Wakefield, Tuesday, July 8 Yorkshire--at Kingston.upon. Hull, Monday, July 14 Yorkshire--at York and City, Wednesday, July 16 Yorkshire—at Richmond, Saturday, July -19 Durham—at Durham, Tuesday, July 22 Northumberland—at Newcastle -tin-Tyne and Town, Thursday, July 24 Cumberland—et Carliele, Wednesday, July SO Westmorlantk—st Kendal, Friday, August 1. PUPLAIRD CIRCUIT. J. 61. Hiatus, Esq. Commissioner. Hertfordshire—at Hertford, Saturday, July IS Essex..-u Melt/Ward, MOnday, July 14 Eases—at Colchester, Tuesday, July IS Suffolk—at Ipswich, Wednesday, July 10 Norfolk—at Yarmouth, Friday, July 13 • Norfolk—at Norwich and City, Monday, July 21 Suffolk—at Bury St. Edmunds, Wednesday, July 93 C.ambridgasbireld Cambridge, Friday, July 11.# Canibridgesbire-...at Ely, Saturday, July 26- Norfolk—at Lynn, Monday, July 22 Northamptonshire...at Peterhortie Traeol, July et Huoting&mMro—at Huntingtlein - • July 30 Bedfordshini-44 Badiurd, ThlindaY, July .4.4," Buckinghamshire...as Aylesbury , Friday i jfisguit I NorthamptonaMren-at Northampton, &Pray. Ascot Leicesteradre—et.teleester, Monday, Auput • Warwickshire...et Coventry, Wednesday, August 0 Weemickshlre—at Warwick, Thurnlay, Amnia 7 Staffordshire-.at Litchfield, Monday. August It Staffaeggite...st Stafford, Tuesday, August Slintehlri-•-at Skrewibury, Thursday, August 14. somasmus mamma. T. B, Down, Salk Consmissimer. Berkshire—at Bonding, Monday, June 23 Ozfeedshlre...nt Oaford and City, Tuesday, June 84 Glatmestershire•et alwieemee and City, Thursday, June se Worensershim-.44 Worcester and-City. Saturdiy,; , iits, SS - flesereedahire—at Hereford and City, Moods , J 50. Menosonthshire—at Monmouth , Wednesday, July ,Moulunauebaldre—at Briool s Friday,Joly 4 Semeneteblre—at Dash, Monday, Ju'y 7 Sonseasuldre—at Wells, Wednesday, July Deutmehire—at Saeger and Cky, Friday, job, it Car:OA—at Boduda, Monday, July Ad Eiewmakire—wt Plyoiouth. Wednesday, Jell IS Dormtslaire—at Dorchester, Saturday, July IS WStablre--at &disbar!, klesiday, July SI kietngskise.—at Wissebeilers Wodnosda, Jail 13 , fPnalhatn_pli v Eriday gs Hersidely MM.% Kent-at Maidstone, Wednesday, July 30 Kent—at Dover, Friday, August 1 Kent--at Canterbury, Saturday, August 2. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Nelson,Cobhath-plate, Finsbury.sttuare, dealer and Chapman. BANKRUPTS. Titus Longhottom, Kele%ley, Yorkshire, machine-maker to our render.. May 30 , at s it. 31, at ten , an d J une 1 7, at twel ve,l at the Thorn Inn, Burnie'', Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Walker, Lin eola's Inn-fields; of Mr. T. E. Hammon, Todmorden. Jobe 'Juniata. Ratter, victualler, Nay 20, 21, and June 17, at eleven, at thrill* Moon Inn, Exeter. Attornies Messrs. Adlisigton .and Co.,likelford.row ; or Mr. William Ho bson Fur long, Northernhay. Thomas Broad Shore,Kidderminster, Worcestershire, victualler, May 19 , Wand June 17, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birming ham. Attornies, Messes. Clarke and Co. Chancery.lane; or Mr. Thomas Colmore, Birmingham. Thomas Holdich, Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer and tea-dealer, May 23, at six, 24, and June 17, at eleven, at the Hotel, Stam fort Attornies, Mr. Thomas Bennett, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn; or Mr. Tayler, Uppingham. Rutland. Robert Williams; Chehenhatn, Gloucestershire, builder, May 12, at seven, 13, at ten, and June 17, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Anoraks, Mr. King, Serjeants Inn, Fleet-street; or Mr. John Chndborn, Gloucestershire. John Parsons, FoUtim-inad, Chelsea, upholsterer, May 13, 20, and June 17, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Beek suptkilasinghall-mredt• Attorney, Mr. Wills, Ely-place,Holborn. fisrriefranal Bonk, Camberwell, Siarrey, coal r.snetehant and res-nsainfacturer, May 15, 20, and June 17, at elestes,4* thr - Vie k- K Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing r4' hair.eisisef.:Attemoies, Mimi& Marriott and San, Great Surrey . Thoetsas Butts. Orifiliaereet, Fiaroy-square 51.91,-at ekn, 20, antiJuie.l7, at ten, nt the dourt of Coot-' risissiiMrs'of AankruptaißminnhaU-street.- Attorney, Mr. Peter Tahlaidin; Oblldslitace, Temple Bar. John - Bedford:mid Thomas Creme,. Woodi.street. Cheaiskle, ware. honsesseie r *TN at eleveth, 16, and Igoe 17, at ten, at the Coact of; 9miseioners of Bankrupts, Basiugliall-street. At , corny, Mr. Tbing;Charlotte-row, Mansion House. John . William Ucvll, Cheltenhani; Gloucestershire, tobacconist, May 1.2, - LX and June 17, at eleven, at the ktoe .Buck Inn, Oz ford.'. Asternies, Mr. 'Alward Bridger, Finsbury.clrcus ; or Mr. Geirge Cecil, Oxford. • , • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Draytosi,Leicester, hatter and glover, is in insolvent dr ' cumstances and is unable to meet his 'engagements with his creditor.-,Filed Nay S. Hrnry &Mimi Chapman, City of London, and Quebec, Lower Canada, North meths; merchant, is in insolvent circuits stances, and is un a ble to meet his engagements with his erect!. tors—Filed Alay G. • John Rev Ans, jun. City of London, and Quebec, Lower Canada, North America, Merchant, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable ttameet his ensagementb with ins creditors-.. Filed May 6. DI V I DEN DS to be made in BAS I N G LI A L L-STlt BET. _ May 30, Thomas Faster and Edward Sills Foster,•Yalding, Kent, mobsters, at eleven. June• 20, John Archer, Ware, Hert fordshire, miller, at ten. May 16, Thomas Forster, late of New ington Causeway, Surrey, builder, at ten. June 6, Jas. Thomson, jun. Swan-alley, Cuieman.street, and of Forrest hill, Surrey, wine antral's', at eleven. May 30, Charles Whittle, Hastings, Singes, drama, at twelve. June 3, Robert Dawson, Norwich, hnendra per, as twelve., May. 30, Lawrence Williams, late of Nicholas-lane, Lumbard-street, merchant, it twelve. May 30, John Perry, Gravesend, Kent, corn factor, at eleven. May 30, George Grain, Cambridge•, hitter, at eleven. May 30, Robert Jennings, Poultry. bookOeller,. at ten. June 10,Thomas Brewster, Thundridge, Herr • fordsbire, miller. at ten. May 13, William Walter Prosser and Robert Cotter, Fenchurch4treet, wine merchants, at eleven. May 27, Ritbard Price, jlerriew, Montgomeryshire, lime.burner, at levels. May 20, Bryan Troughton, sm. and Joseph Troughton, Woosl-etreet, London, and of Overton, Rants, silk throwsters, at ten. May 27, Edward Lodge Ogle, Clement's-lane, brick-maker, at eleven. . May 27, Jeremiah Chittenden, sen. and Jeremiah Chltrenden,jan. Hay'd-lane, Southwark, and of Canterbury, hop merchants, at 'eleven. May 27, William Hart and Henry Hart, late of Hoiloortxhill, liaindrapers, at eleven. May -27, Ruthetford Moak ClunW, Berwick-upon-Tweed, corn merchant, at eleven. DIVIDEND% to be made in the COUNT It Y. May 28, Woralsington Dickens, Coventry, chemist, at two, at the Craven Atms Hotel, Coventry. May 28, Thomas Raiford... Coventry, Cabinet maker, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. June 10, John Young, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven. June 6, William Richards, Penzance, Cornwall, merchant. tailor, at eleven, at the Union Hotel, Penzance. May 29, Walla& Quirk, Liverpool. Lancashire, ale and beer brewer, at two, at the office of Mr. islawdesley, 'Liverpool. May 29, Richard Greenwood, Dewsbury, and J. Hamerton, Wakefield, Yorkshire, bnendrapers, at twelve, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. • May 30, John Hunt, Blakenham Parra, Suffolk, bmeburner, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown lion, Ipswich. May 27. John Shaw; Thos. Slaw, and Samuel Shaw, Mold-green, Almondbury, Yorkshire, fancy-cloth manufacturers, at eleven, at the office of Mr. James Crossland Fenton, &abettor, Huddersfield. May 29, Thos.Urosley, -Wakefield, Yorkshire, currkr ' at eleven, at the Sessions House, Vitaikelield. May 28, Martin Ivens, Comb-fiefs, Warwickshire, sheep salesman, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. May 27, William Butcher, lat. Of Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottingham shire, mercer, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Mansfield. CERTIFICATES, Mar 27. Francis Williams, Park -street, Groevernor-square, plumber and • ainteir. Isaac Darby, York -terrace, Regent's-park, plumber and glashrt.: .X'hOrnis. Edwards, late of Hill.house, Swansea, merchant. 'dark Frearson *ld Joseph Gordon, Holborn, Imendrapers. Wm. Jewel, late of 'Witham, Kent, barge master. Charles P. Corral!, laFe of ito'clarater, sent, carver and gilder. • ERS II IPS DISSSOLVE D. James Earl of Valcarras and Alexander Haliburton, Esq. Wigan; Lancashire,.iron founders. Wm. Dakin and Robert Freeman, Manchester, warehousemen. Charles Armstrong and William Armstrong, London. Samuel Troughton and William Beaumont, Drighlington; Yorkshire, =haters. Eliz. Howard and Hannah Santis, Pitfield-street, Horton, pastry cooks. John Grundy and Janie* Heron, Stanfaird, Berkshire, agistment shepherds. James Percival, sea.. and James Percival, jun. Whitechapel-road, soap mansficturers. Skinner Chart and Samuel Mason, Kennington lane, Vauxhall, builders. N. Abrahams and Williams Wilkins, Farnham, auctioneers. William Usher and David Pickard, Barton urns-Humber, Lincolnshire, Umeburners. George Bell and John Courtenay, Abchurch-lane, London, merchants. R. Pee and H. •Truntais, builders. - John Green Blau" an* Linley Rose, Maiden head, Berkshire, surgeons. Robert Dagleish and Wm. Benson, St. Helen's, Lancashire, land surveyors. Frederick Hepworth and William Thorpe, Nottingham, drapers. John Wood and Jas. Ogden, Duklnfield, Cheshire, spindle-maken. Dennis Ibbinson, Robert Ibbotson, Walk-mill, Derbyshire, and William Mitchell, Sheßelds Yorkshire, paper manufacturers. Samuel Brettell and 'Award Jones; Birmlogbam i brass founders. Samuel Stanbury and John Stanchiouse, Goodge-street. St. Pancras, tobacconists. Michael ; Bell and Charles Cox, York, mustard manufacturers. Edwar4 Kidd, Anne Neigh, and Samuel Capper, Bristol, hosiers. FRENCH PAPERS. ISOM THE GAZETTE DR PRANCE, DATED MAT 5. ODXSSA, Atm to. We have received the agreeable news, that their Imperial Majesties will arrive in this town at the end of this month, or the_beginning of nest. Every prepa ration has already been made to receive our august visiters. It is said that the Emperor will stay here but a foe days, and will then proceed immediately to the ar my. The Empress will remain among us till the end of the campaign. All the troops• are advancing, iu divisions and in corps, and s will be so concentrated on t he 27th er 28th, that . therviill . be able to open the campaign. The weather.. is now favourable.. The roads, which have been rendered impassable by the rains, are now dried by the sun and the wind, so that they are as good as the best made roads. Vessels laden with pro visions sail daily for Killia , where the Imperial squad' on will assemble to support the army. It is said toat the pontorners have received orders to commence, on the 17th, the bridgesfir the passage of the Pruth. This is the day on which the Gland Duke Michael is to arrive at the army. _ _ • TAOISTS, Anus 14. The accounts from Mika say thet the Russian rya. - re!' IMPERIAL - PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAT 6. The LORD CRANCRLIAIS took his seat upon the Woolsaek at a Quarter past Five o'Clock. The Cards and Dice Stamp Duties Repeal Bill was read , a liird time and passed. wassaaa ram •Iwa Coulomb Sir - EDWARD KNATCHBOLL, Alto Cuirur, Gencral Goscovint,, Mr. LIDDZLI, Lord Wu. Ps tn.err Sir H. hums and others, brought up the Controverted Illectim4 Bill, the Ctinwilldated Fund' Appropriation Bill, the Greenwich Poor MU, the Steam tion BiU, and several Private Bills, witieh were subsequently reads• first time. ' The Earl of HARROWDY presented a Petition from the Ho man Catholics of the Town of Stafford, praying the repeal of all ' Civil Disabilities. Lord KENYON . presented a Petition from the Prinestaot lo habitants of the town of Armagh, against any further coucessian to the Roman Catholics. - The Dake of BEAUFOR.Y presented a similar Petition from the Rector, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of the pari s h of St. - Paul's, &td. - The Earl of WINCH ILS R A presented a Petition for the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies, from several Inhabitants of London. Earl GREY presented a Petition from the OuoPensionert of Chelsea Hospital, praying to be relieved from the Tax now levied upon their Pensions. The Passengers Regulation Bill went through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received tomorrow. • Lord CA W DOR moved for a Return of the amount of Money in the Bank of England standing in the name of the Accountant- General of the Cuuft of Exehequer.--aOrdered. . The Notice Loan would take this opportunity of inquiring of the Noble and Learned Lord upon the Woolsack whether tia,: inquiries of the Cammissioners of Legal Inquiry, recently appointed, fere to extend fo 'the Administration Of Justice in Wales? The .I.loltlLb CFLA BTCIiLLOR had no'Wisb to withold-ant br fon:nation - upon this subject; on 'the contrary, he was happvaa be aforded the opportenity of stating, that the great &wit/ascii:Wake would hi Included in the inverfigatidn of the Comniission. Why thee the result Carotid iseluirelteration of the present systim be could nobekr hat-be fovea say this, that when the Inessirit.was .completed, the best *tendon of his.3iajesty's Govetruttent should be dtioted_to the,subjeg. Lord CA WOO giFireteed tietielf:peifectlY oatbdied with the =serer of thi - Abie and LearnetrLifflC lie entertainiti no Slitsibt thatteriefit would atiseltom•theettatistn-of his AtriestYs Minh terebeing devoted to the subject. •:' .•:. - SALE VF.OAME ark', stossaT. -. •• - On themation.of the blarquis pf,asaaistiev, the Onler et, the Day was rOcl . foi b4tigitig up_ thi.lieport . on this .11.8 flit gild of I+4 A t.NfESOU ftY th4. th elliq *twig the utmost ficifity - tcrifte sale of-game, but 4idsytioAt as it appeared to him, contain any sufficient regolAtinni to prevent the practice-of poaching. BI die ptesept-lam s every person having game in hit possession !IMO be called upon to account for the manner in ivhicktt 44 w. into his possession, and this operated . as sigreat.t heck to the poachers. But when this Bill had passed, man have in his possession ever so great a qinoitiiy of game, he had' only to refer to any perion..ppsse.ssed of ten acres of land. The prosecutor could-not prove a negative, and it was impossible to say- that it was not shot upon the land of this proprietor of ten acres. He contemplated from the Bill nothing . but aq increase of litigations. When Gentlemen shot Over the fat ma of their tenants now, it was considered merely as spot t, but after the passing of this Act the shooting ten or fifteen heads of game on a tenant's land would be considered like collecting a second rent flog him. He hoped theik Lordships would pause, and reflect well on the comet. quences of this measure. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, that ire conse quence of a call which had been *made upon him by a Noble Lord on a previous evening, he thought it'necer r sary to say a few words in answer, and therefore he :we for the purpose of giving, not his important,- but his insigniticint, though sincere support to-the Bill irt!rts. duced by the Noble Marquis, which he considered to be a measure of vast consequence, and such as tb call for the consideration of the Legislature. He was sure that their Lordships were aware that, under.the existing laws, the crime of poaching bad considerably intteased in this country within the last levi years, when; by t fler turns Which were recently collected by the public officer, of the' country, it. appeared that the committals for poaching during the last year exceeded, by 1770, the highest Return of conopittals for any preceding year, 3nd on a comparativegssew, exceeded by 3 to . •43100, the committals for the last six years. He had 'found that within the last feW years all crimes had hie - rasay but that the crime of •poaching had increased infinitely mote than any other. In l i part of the country. which he possessed some proper ,he meant the trlostltern part of Wiltshire, out of 234 pusouess who were ebnfieed the House of Correctionfor various offences during ;bp year 1827, one hundred were confined for a vio4tion 4 the GUM Laws. To go to •the nehlfiboaring county of Hampshire, by *mans of compatison. between the in crease of crimes of that nature, for . eactr of the yearly 18100811, and 1812, the numbei 9f cornswittals to the House of Correction, for poaching, was-20, whereas thee average number - for the last three yeaFs any - muted i.e 287; in other Words, there was an increase of not brae than 1,000 percent. Buttheir Lordships would be claim a narro.v view of the case if they supposed th .1 they judge of the increase of crime by the comparative aosoisee of committals for poaching. • one year with another, be , cause it il i fforried agreat our ler other crimas.Thercr ap!:,..