Star. — London, England, 1828-06-18 00:00:00

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THE COMMISSIONERS for VIC2'IIALLING Ms MAJESTY'S NAVY, 4c. do hereby give notice, Thst on Tateninar, the 19th of June next, they will be ready to maw Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with 'itch Persons e s will ordertalte to Supply (on separate Contracts) what COCITICRA GE STORES, sod also what COOPERS' TOOLS, spy be demanded for the Victualling Service, at Deptford; for 'rendes Months certain ; sod further, until Three Months Notice dull be given for the termination of each of the Contracts. The Contract for the Cooperage Stores to commence from the In of July, and that for Coopers' Tools front the Ist of Sep. %caliber next. Patterns of the Tools required, may be seen on application at , to Victualling Yard, Deptford. The Condition? of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock ea the Day appointed ; and must' be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound eritkihe Party tendering, Is the penal sem of 1100 , los the dee performance of each of the Contracts. The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person en his behalf, pest attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. • W ATEILLOO SU BSC RIPTI 0 N. ' Jaya la, 1828. AT a MiMaING -of the COMMITTEE for the Distribution of the WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, held yu the 13th of June, 182$, p Sir CHARLES PRICE, BART. In the Chair. Rasnwns--'llutt the fallowing statement be published on the 18th ,f June,in the usual /Morning and Evening Papers. CHARLES PRICE, Chairman• The Commirimtifor Ihswestownoo the Waramato Stoncistrnox, rill themselves lA* the Tntettlisorn Asnavuomar of the important VW/Oar to which it owes its antis. to' poem to the Public a statement of their proceeding, n a this time ; and they trust that thrCmuributors to so note a Fund will be gratified to find, that cog as ha beneficent effetta have already been fek-, they still are, and will for years continue to be. the solace, of many whom that day made Widows—of Parents who last tin ir hopes of assistance i s old age, by the fall of thek Sons—of numerous Children of all nob. whose early years have been protected, and their future establishment In life promoted—u well as of those gallant marl who watered by Wounds oo that memorable day. The Ansonia grained hairs been Fos Lire.—To the Widows of. Meets, ibin•coouniviloord Mears, and Privates Xid • • • • • • 41%857 To the Wounded Non-conintissioned dicers and Privates totally disabled . 1,435 Total mount of Annuities ranted for •••...•-•••- Life • • • . • Far twin i s ransom to the Children of °facers, Nowsontoussioned °Seers, and Privates Killed . X 15,4961 . 10,002 Total amount of Anmdries . . • £22,594 Of *bid about there-fourths continue to be payable to Survivoys. antOssur of the donations appoetioard to Children at the arm of fourreen and twenty•ooe years, is 5e70.44 5 . of whicb ‘43.91.5 mums still to be paid, whets t he parties become entitled is ebbe the same. The setters' statement of the subscription is as follows : Taal amount of Subscriptions . . . ee488,748 1 9 Dividends no Stock, and Interest on Exchequer Seib . *40.0!514 2 Prot an litoek sold 42.034 S 1 Total amount of receipts . . ‘796.807 19. o Aiermitt of Payments op to this dose, to the Claimants on the Fwd. of all claims . £343,071 3' • 1 Cast of Ammities and Meadow punished of Government • • , • Da. of 027,000 Exchequer Bills • Adierthing• Sado/nary, and printing Stamps and Postage • • • • • ;stades to Secretary. . Andean Secretary. and Claim; Ran. Taxes, and all ether Expeums for Tliktans Year*. • • • • Dahace at the Bankers, Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths . 44,407 le 3 Petty Cash In Lands a the Se. - . . . 194,107- 5 I 23,165 . W 9 11 2,077 IS 1 . X9)18715 8 12 14 11 . , 4.44, .1 2 zisd,sat is By. Order of the Coountttee, JOHN CLARICE, Secretory pro tem. SALE 1Y Ai SURREY. DESIRABLE AND VA LUABLE FREEHOLD. • LEASEHOLD ESTATES, " Is the Paddles of , DIITCHAM, M0RDEb1,11011014.24 CARSHALTON; Digiagolsbed FAMILY RESIDENCE, TARNS, And LANDS, , r CPWA lUDS of SIX ' HUNDRED AND TWENTY . ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt. 40BINS, (Of Waiwick House, Regent-street) At Oarraway's Coffee-house,Cbange-alley, ITINORROW, the 19th of June, MS, at. Twulve n l 'olo. IN LOTS, • THE Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES—cowman.. MITCHAM GROVE. An degint and beautiful Revidence. late in the Occupation and the Property of a Gentleman of the Highest Respectability. Ainksiestiel Bonding, Stuccoed. erected on a baud*** Elevatinne modes a Owe Lawn, sotrounded *kb Pleasure Grounds and Ilknakedill. Dry Gravelled Walks, laid out with great Taste. . The River Wandle, A line Stream of Water, flows in Front and through the Grounds, well stored with Trout and other Fiat. - nit House consists of Suites of spacious *Tete 'Apartlnents On the Ground Story; .. Ctpital Bev} lasumbers and Dreas.ng - Rooms nn firit floor, With secondary Led Ch;•tnbera and Servants Aprttitents‘inter. Domestic Offices of all descriptions ; Yard, with Coach Houses and Stables, . . Productive Walled Gardens, with Hot Howie'', 'Graperys, Con armories and enclmo n of rich Meadow Laiid, 'ornamented With .tamely Timber, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. Also—.li Desirable Resldenee, with Offices, Gardily and Meadow Land--abon TH 1 1.1 F.EN ACRES, Po.sts-ion of Mr Sanyo. A Herdrwne Residence, •uitrd for a Gentleman's Family, with Offices, Coach House, Stables, and good Cardin and Land, - NU ILLY THIRTY ACRES ' Of Meadow Land, in iessei.ion - of Lady Ogees. Several compact Pleasaat Cottages with Gardens ; the capital Floor MBlaand the Snuff Mills, with Dwelling Houses and Oar- ebetta; a Paper Util and various Outbuildings, in gumasaion tat ;haste. Glover. • Au eligible compact Residence for a Gesithettid i s Family, with Offices. Gardens Shrubbery. Plantation. Walk lay the aide of The Wandie. and Cottage itesideuca contiguous; A capital Frechu4l Farm. with Cottage Ferme °rude, and about TWO 11(;NI)RED ACttHS Of Meadow, Pature, and Arable Land, with Agricultural • Butidings; • A compact FREBIIOLD FARM, Kith Farm 11.4stc. as..: Agricultural Buildings adjoining. with () NB DUNDRED ANI) FORTY FIVE ACRES In hand; aeveraf libilosutei of rich Me•adow and At able Land. and Laud adjulnittg, on which there are eligible Sites-for &Wing The whole Fatale, upwattla of SIX HUN !MUD AND TWENTY ACRES. To be viewed by Tickets only ; the Mattoon from Eleven to Four. rwtd..ya tea-pt.d. Particulars tnry be had mi the l'remises; at the .Ring's Helot Mitclastm; GreOntind, Croydon; Spread FAltirs Boom; Karl Lion, Durkin; Crowo, Guikifeed; the amariay. !Weston; of Alessi,. White._ ISOLA and Houseman. P• - bebvti. Soma street, Strand; at Gartawa)%;•ancl of Mr. Bohm.. ; where a flan of the.;,totate may be seen. .10:. of whim) 1 hketa tor 'hissing am) lot: bad. RENTS, C SUNDRY COHPACT II IMELLINO HOUSES. 1111TUATI BAG NIGGE WELLS ROAD; SOUTHAMPTON STREET, PENTONVILLE; GLOUCESTER-PLACE, KENTISH-TOWN, and the GRRAT KENT ROAD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street,) At Geeraway's t'nflee House, Change-alley, Coral% TO-MORROW, the 18th of June, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of trustee of the late Mr. hues Rusuaansos, of Chan cery lane, Carpenrer, deceased. IN LOTS, THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD BSTATBS# ----- Sundry eligible DWELLING HOUSES, Held fora long wits of Teara, at low Grouted Rent*. Lot 1. A Genteel DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 30; Guddroni-place Bagnigge Two-ltories High, TWa Rooms on a Floor, in the occupation of Mr. Cattaneo, Carver and Gil.ier ; held on I.ease for a Term of .Niart r igne Year, from the 25.11 December, 1817, at a Ground Rent. IlLot 2. A Genteel DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 2; SowdsanspiiM-street, Pentouville, Two Stories High, Two Rooms on t 1...00r. with Foie Court and Gardens at Back. in the occu -; at on of Mr. Major ; held on Lease for a Tern of Seventy-three yaws, tram the 29th of September. 1810. Abe a Piece of Ground at the Back of the abuse, held fur a further Term at Niue Year. and Three Quarters, wanting Ten Days, from the 25th of December, 1575, at a low Ground Rent. Lai. 3.—A genteel DWELLING HOUSE, a . .eate No. 5. Gloucester-place, Kentish Town, Three Stories high- Two Its on a Floor, wish a tore Court, G ado), wo-stall Stable, and Chaise House at back, in the occupatioi, of Mr. Tucker. held on Lease for a term of Mighty six and a Quarter Years, from 24th June, 1852, at a Ground Rent. Ler 4.—.1 compact new brick built nwgLLING tiotsm, si crate No. 3, liettry's•place, Kent-rued, Two Stories high, Two Rooms on a Floor, fore Court, and Garden at hack. held on Lease fur a term of Eighty-six Years, wanting Twenty Days, from the 24111 June, 1825, and ht for immediate Occupation. Wy be viewed by leave of the Tenant% of whom Particulars stay Ste had ; of Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Solicitors, No.l, -Gray's Inn-aquae; at Garraway's ; sod of Mr. Robins, No. 110, Kesebt-street. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jums 17. At the Court at St. Jamts's ' the lath day of June, 182 8 —Present.! the Bow 's Must Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable John Wilson Croker and the Right Honourable Juan Calcratt were, by his Majesty's toosntands sworn of his Majesty's. Most Honourable Privy ,Council, and tooi: their respective places at the Bosrd accordingly. MASTER OF THE HOUSE'S OFFICE, Putuco. Jaws IL. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir Andrew Barnard, as Equerry to his Majesty; vice Congreve, deceased. WHITEHALL, June 16. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to he passed ender the Great Seid at the Uhited Kingdom of Great Britain ar4 Ireland. granting to the Right Honourable William Fitzgerald Vesey Fitzgerald, the other of Treasarer at his ,Niajesty'e Navy. • CROWN—OFFICE, ducts 17. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. lioroost of Wrottly —Th.: lion. Henry Frederick Thynne, com niandy 4411.4 1.,,,ra Henry. Frederick Thyme, in the room of the Rabe lines. Sir (iourge Cockburn, who has accepted the Clad. tern Hundreds. MILITARY PROJMYTIONS. - MAR oinCt. JUNI 16. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Reginald Cartels. from the half pay. to be captain, vice Edward Clive, who exchanges, re ceiving the ddlereuee. 10th Reg -nt of Light Dragoon,—Corntt Francis Scrymgeout Wedderburn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stephens, who retires. 11th Ditto--Thontae Irwin Gladly. Gent. to be Veterinary SOT. gems, vice PerctvaU. appointed to the 6th Dragoons. Ist Regiment of Foot—Captain Gilbert Pesky, ftom the half pay, 'to be captain, vice Charles Eyre. who eachanges, receiving the differelsce ; William Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Walker, promoted iq tbe 6th Foot. 4th Ditto—Captain John Kenneth Mackenzie to be Major, by pur chase, Hee Drummond. promoteu ; Lieutenant Thomas .Wit. limns to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mackenzie. . To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Fitz Maurice William Colthersta • • :I from halt pay Sib Foot, vice Hun. Marion Arbuthnott: who es , changes ; Ensign Thomas Brooke, by purchase, vice Williams. lobe Ensigns—MA*li William lirabazon Ponsonby, from 65th . Foot;, William O'Grady Haly, Gent. by purchase, vice i.rooke. h Ditto—Captain. Henry Winchcombe Hartley, trout the half pay, to be Captain, vice James Hannay, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 19 h Ditto--Limitenant Thomas Robert Travers. from the 97th ,st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Colthutst, whose appointment has not taken place. 90th Ditto--Ensign and Adjutant Henry Hollinsworth to have the rank of Lieutenant. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Gordon. from the 97th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice llertley, appointed Paymaster. 33d Ditro—llosp . ital-As.istant John Deting Walker to be Assi► taut-Surgeon, vice Murray; deceased. " • 40th Ditto—Ensign Leuipsier liolkeley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 11l Andrew, appointed to the 49th Foot.; Thomas. James Valiant, Gentleman, to be Ensign, vice Bulkeky. 44th Ditto—Ensign William Henry Dudgin to be Lieutenant, without purcha-e, vice Woollard, appointed to the 89th Foot; Thomas Richard Leighton, Gentleman, to he Ensign, vice Dteigin. 45th Deco—' iagens Mello, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Graham. whose appointment has been cancelled. 49th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Henry Sewell, from half-pay 60th root, to be Captain, vice George Johnston, who exchanges. 56th Lhtto—Ciptan Joseph Wynn, from the 63d Font,. to be Captain, vice Frederick Hervey Fuller, who retires upon halt pay. receiving the difference. 67th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Jose hers Deverell to be Adjutant, vice Bohan, who resigns the Adjutanicy only. 1 69th Ditto—Lieutenant' Henry William Egerton Warburton, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice George llarpur, who ex changes, receiving the di ff erence. 73d Ditto L-Jaues bkcalt, Gentleman. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice &own, promoted. 75th Ditto—Ensign Henry 86y+ to be Adjutant, vice Daniell, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 83d twitter—Captain Edward Townsend, from the half-pay, to be Captain. paying the difference, vice Wynn, appointed to the Seth Foot. 84th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Thomas Keyt, from the halt-pay. to be Lieutenant-Culosel, vice Macalester. whose ap pointment has nut taken place. 86th Ditto--Brevet Major Thomas Jnsepbus Haines, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Richard Beverley Usher, who ex changes, receiving the difference; Second Lieutenant George Ogle King, from half pay else Foot, be Ensign, vice Cornelius O'Callashan, who rachanges. 954 Unto—Lieutenant George 114 , Kay Sutherland to be Captain. by purchase, vice Lowell, who retires; Ensign Frederick Alex ander Illachford to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Sutherland ; George Nome Dunbar ' Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice /Raclin:od ; Captain Jo hn Macduowld, frum the half pay, to be l'ayalaster, vice Pathan, deceased. 97th D no—Lieutenant Charles William St. John Wall, from the halt pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Travels, appointed to the 19th Font. Ride Brigade—Lieutenant Robert Cochran to be Captain, without purchase, vice Pealbertua, deceased; Second Lieutenant Heil) Cart to be First Lieutenant. vice Cochran ; lion. Henry Alex :inner Saville to be Second Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Capri Second West India Regiment—To be Lieutenants, with' ut pur chase-441401 Junes Allan, vice Ford, deceased ; Resign Gr... Maimed, vice Phibbs, dec eased. To be Ensigns, by purchase—Francis thittlebank, Gent. vice Allan ; Edward 'beard, Gent. vice Nlaawell. rt 7104 Actinsiten--.To be •Fiest listitenairts--lAsetenapt William Lecke, treat liallihy 4141 Toot, vice William Townsend Gun, who exchanges; Second Lieutenant William Garstin, without purchase, ♦ice Deakins, appointed to the 16th F. To he Second Llemenant—Williant llardisty, Gent. by purchase, vice Garstin . Cape Curpv(Cavalry)—George Augustus F. Cunyngbame to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. UNATZACHICD To be I.leutenant.Colonela of Infantry, by purchase—Brevet Lietstenant- Cal. Roderick Macneil, from the Ud Lire Guards; Maio? William Charles Drummond. from the 4th Foot. The undermentioned Lieutenant, actually serving upon full pay in a Regiment of the Line, whose commission Ls dated in the Year 1810, has accepted promotion upon ball-pay, according to the General Order of the 27th December 1826. To be Captain of Infantry—Lieutenant George Moder,' Flnucane, from the 14th Foot. •• • MIMI IA IL STA VIN James Henderson Holland, Gent. to be HospitaLAssistant to the Forces, vice Walker, appointed to Od Foot. The their commissions: Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Patton Wi!greet, Royal Artillery. Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Watson, Royal Marines. The appointment' of Carain Milner,- from the balf.paY to the 94th root, was vice Robert Stewart, who exchanges, receiving, the difference, and not vice aflezentier Stewart, as stated in the Gazette of the- 3d instant. • The name of the Ensign appointed to the tid Foot. on Bth Nov. 1888, is //fitchins,•and not IStiehings, as fornie.riv stated. C .oimissionssigtind by the Lotd Lieutenant of tbeenunty'of - Tfar. The Right Hon. Decor. Earl of Ahoyne to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Alexander Bjlfuur, Esq. to be ditto; Mungo Murray, Esq. to.:, be ditto, Commissions signed by the lord Lieutenant of the West Riding., of the °aunty of York, City and County of the City of York. •' 3d West York 51ilida—Lieutenant W.Riam iti ad Vincent to be Captain ' • Charles Thelluson. K.q. to be ditto. Yorkshire Dossers—Comet Charles lirown to he Lledttnant, eke lioltoyd, resigned ; Cornet Oeoree Ledgard to' he ditto, vice Strearton, resigoed; Cornet Thomas Fairfax to he ditto, vice Tennant. res.goed ; Cornet the Honourable Frederick Robinson, to be ditto, vice Fenton, resigned; John Parker Toutson, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Fenton. promoted. BANKRUPTS. Officers hav ;beta allowed to dispose of Henry Barker, New Broad.street-court, wine-merchant, to sur render. June 24, July 4, and 29, at two, at the Court of Coln. niissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Simpson, Austinfriars. Machu Rolfe, hianilield-place, Kentish Town, victualler, June 24, July 1, and 29. at eleven, at the Court of Conunissionen of Bankrupts. Basingltall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Martineau and Co. Carey-street, Chancery-lano. John Hoskins Spearman, Park -street, Mary b-bonne, surgeon and apothecary, June 24, July 1, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Towashend, Bucklersbury. William Kirkpatrick and John Gadsden, Ausafriars, dealers in provisions and provision-agents, June 27, at ten, Jnly 2, at eleven, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Coniusistios rei llankropts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Alr. Scott, St. Miltlre:4l's-court, • Poultry. Thomas Scriven, tale of West Cowes, Isle of Wight, hatter, June. 1.:4, at ten. 27, at eleven, and July a 9, at ten, at the Cum.; of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ilasingliall•street. Anomie:, Messrs. Hardwick and Co. Lawrence.lane;Cheapside. Joseph Baines, Mark•lane, wine-merchant, June 27, at eleven, July 4, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Cornmisdoners of Bankrupts, Basit•gball-street. Attornies, Messrs. Freeman and Co. Cole. man-.treat. John Budd, Everingham, Yorkshire, jobber, June 50, JAW 1, and 29, at eleven. at the Old George Inn, York. Attornies, Messrs. Stevens sad Co. Gray's lan-square; or Mr. Holmes, PoLliagton. James Barker, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, Coffee houw-keeper, June 50, July 1; and 29. at eleven, at the Fos Inn, Snreerabury. At. lurid* Messrs. Plapot and Co. Southaroron-strees, /Loons.- bury ; or. Mr. Thomas Harley Koufh, Shrewosor y. John Candler, Huddersfield, Variegate, pacer, July 1, at slx, 2, east 99, at glees 4, at the Castle, York. Autenies, Messrs. Jaqms and Coleman-street ; or Messrs. Bettye and Co Huddersfield. • Joseph Knock, Bath, grocer and tea-dealer, June 21, at three, 22, and Joly 29. at ten, at the Christopher lon, Bath. Attorney, . Mr. Thomas Fisher, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. Thomas Nash, Ipswich, Suffolk, currier and leather-seller, June 24, 27, and July 29, at ten, at the Coon of Cons • tuners of Bank rupt., Basloghatl-street. Attorney, Mr. Teague, Cannon-street. John Stacy, High -street. Whiteehapel, and Suffulk-streer, Stepney, currier. June 20, July 1, and 29, at eleven, at the Court of CoMmissiocers of Bankrupts, thainghall-street. Attorney, Mr, Him. Princes-street. Bank. Samuel Parsons, Bradford, Wiltshire, victualler, July 3,4, and 19, at ten, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attoruies. Mr. Wm. Stone, Bradford ; or Messrs. Dim and Son. Gr.ty's Inn.square. John Sammons and William Layton Sammons, Slieinton, Notting hamshire, lace.manufacturers, June 30, July 1 , 'and 29,at twelve, at the Public-rooms, liromky.house. Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs.. Payne and Co. Nottingham; or Messrs. Taylors, Feather stone-buildings. Holborn. George Strafford, Kemp Town, Sussex. builder, June 27, at eight, 211, at ten, and July 29, at eigbt. at the Pew Ship Inn. Brighton. * Aunt-Wes, Mr.. Sidney Walsinthasit Bennett, Brighton; or Mr. Thomas Bennett. Tukenhouse.yaro. Thomas like. Paddingtou.street, stone-mason, June 24, July 1, and 29, scone, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. John Hill, Welbeck-street, Cavendisb-square. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Jame. Jardine, Birebin-lane, stationer, is in insolvent &tuna. stances, and is unable to meet his eugagententa with his eredhon —Filed June 16. James Edmunds, Goswell-terrace, Caswell road, brewer, is in in. solvent circnnittancea and is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Feted June 16. . DIVIDENDS to be made in BASiNGH ALL-STRRET. June 27, Thomas Rees, Shoreditch, linendraper, at eleven. June £4, William Bryant, formerly of Garden -court, Temple, dealer, at eleven. June 27, Robert Stangrochn i Percival-street, Clerkenwell, plumber and glazier, at eleven. July 8, Thos. King Creak, Joseph Crosbie, and John Crosbie, Durand's Wharf, Ito therhithe, Surrey, mast and block-makers, and veharfingers, at twelve. July 11, Thomas Edward Heron, Beech-street, nil and colourman, at twelve. July 8, William Dewey and Joseph Devey, Coal Exchange, coal factors, at three. July 8, William Wall, Great Titchfield.street, Mary•la-bonne, tailor, at eleven. July 8, Moses Jacobs. Cliarles•street, Soho-square, glass merchant, at eleven. July 8, Robert Lloyd, Edmonton, straw and cattle dealer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. July 12, Thomas Smith, Etcle-ball, Staffordshire, maltster, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Shropshire. July 12. Mar. garet Roach, Hotwell.road, near Bristol, at one, at the Commer cial n0(11133 ) Bristol. July 12, Joseph Sillitoe, Stafford, grocer, at t welve, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Shropshire. July 11, 1 Thomas Coser, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, draper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 9, Daniel Lyou, Bolton-le-Moore, Lancashire, dallier merchant, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Ataxiclus ter. July 9, David Selden sad William Hynde, Liverpool. mer chants, at two, at the Clarendon Rooms, LiverpooL July 9, John Yates, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, bookseller, at two, at the Star Alaachester. CERTIFICATES. JOLT S.—Michael HOMO', Cuttingley, Yorkshire, fellows:ger. George Stevens, Islington, victualler. Harry Swaine Mason, High-street, Southwark. Surrey. stationer. John Taylor, Greave in Netherthong, Aldmnnbury, Yorkshire, clothier. Robert Jones, Ezekiel Jones, and George Hukm', Manchester, ironfounders. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ . Samuel Tyssen Royes and William heed rfaiwards, London and Westminster„coal and coke merchants. Benedict Palmer. Baker Ind John Dennis', Upper Eaton -street, l'inilico, linendrapers. Robert Smith, William Cleeve, and Jonathan Southam, Blenheim, Oafordshire,farineis and graziers. Benjamin Sangar and James B. Sangar, Bristol, cabinet makers. Joshua Perkin and Sarah Brooke, Wakefield, York.hire, untie masons and builders. John Foster and Edward Alleyn, Brampton, Kent, pawnbrokers. ltd. Dalton, and George Dalton, Whitehaven. Cumberland, currier'. Thomak Wroe, Richard Clegg, John Hadley, and James Clegg, Wernoth, within, Oldham, and at Mancheater, coal merchants. James Maryland and Michael Naylor, Manchester, cotton dealers. Mich. Hughes, Joseph Churtqai, Richard Swift, Wiz. Percival, Samuel Taylor, Edward Ortstnall,and Edwardlames Pemberton. Bantle, Lancashire, glamlbottle-makers. Martha Horse and W. U. Howse,. Blandford. Forum. Dorsetaltire, grocers.. Thomas, Ayr* sod Thomas Harrison, Whickbun, Dilrhatn, iruafounders. _ HOUSE, OF LORDS. Just 11. Their Lordships were engaged durieg the Whole the mnrnirg in hearing the Scotch Bible Society's appeal against Sir David Hunter 111.tir and the Officers of State Lord ti WYDBR presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land4u the vicinity of Cargill, against the proplasei scale of Duty on the importation of Foreign Corn • and sever:A other Petitions to the same effect from Parishes in t he C,oun:y tf Lincoln. • _ _ _ _ _ Earl GROSVENOR presented a Petition from the Silk Throw. %ter. and others of Manchester, against any alteration of the Duties upon tin importation of Foreign Silk. DILIGISACiIt 115011 Via COXWMII. . Sir Ataxatinga GRANT. and other Members, brought up the Destruction to Property (Ireland) Bill. and the Aire and Carr Navigation Bill; agreed to with its amendments. Mr. MAIII4IIO, and other Members, brought up the London! Dock Bill. Mr. Moose, and other 'Members, brought up a Private Bill. Karl OROSVHNOR had given notice of his intention to pro. pose certain questions to a Noble Duke, on the subject of Slavery. I k had understood that it would be more convenient to the Noble Doke to postpitie his ititenthni until Monday nest.. tie should therefore poigpone the qirestions until that day : but he Wished it to be distinctly understood that he would bring them forward on A d .. . , The D uke of WELLINGTON said that Monday Would . it!! saltily be a more convenient day to him. • ' •• • ' - • Earl °ROSY ENUIL begged in offer one or two observatiots to their Lordships on the 'object of a 13111 which had brew passe el by them, and was now returned by•the Commons who agreed :o • it without any amendments. It related to the office of ilegietrir of the Prerogative Colleted Can erbury, and gave the Arrhbisholi a power of appointing an additioual reversioner to that orice. lie had always been opposed to the granting of offices in reversion, and should have i e fisted this Bill if it bad not escaped his attrsitiub.— He regretted that such.a Rill should have passed without having engaged a greater share of their Lerdships notice ; but hr trusted this Act would not be suffered to stand in the wiy of any refuta tion of the office which might hereafter be proposed. • The Duke of WELLINGTON understood the Bill to be a private Bid, granting to .certain - parties •the power, merely for their,convenionce, of doing in a particular way that wt.kb, -with- Out any Act of Parliament at all, they bad It right- to do in another. The Earl of ELDON said, that the Bill was merely intended to enable the present Archbishop of Cameo bury to do what all former Archbishops of 'Canterbury had dune, nimiey, to appoint . three persons to occupy the dfice in succession. Earl GROSVENOR said, the office was a sinecure, gradually Increasing in value, and it was one which had been pointed out fur regulation or suppression. This being the ease kit thought the Archbishop ought not to have bad any Parkansentaay aid to pro* long its existence. The conves Lidera then dropped. The Bills upon the table were forivaided to their respective ' stages. . The Earl of CARNARVON moved that the standing orders. Nos. 126 and 1.51, 1w dilteriaeo with hi the ease of the Earl of Shrewsbury's 1 4 tJtC Lad. • , The Earl ut gamut oppOsed, and the Rafl of Ilesstro supported 1 the motion. After whiala the House divided— Contelit . . . . . 24 Non-Contents . . . Majority against the motion SCOTCH PEEltAtall. 0- 42? • • Lord BELHAVEN, in moving that this Bill be corn..' Initted, releited to au argument of a N.ibleandLearned Lord, which rent-s 1 upon the ground that coy ought • not to pass a Bill of this nature without the cement of. . every individual S-ft-h Peer, and said that be could not 'tilde, stsit bstry a body represented in Parliament should not be bound by all the cortsecilences of,repre• notation. He tepid, however;say, that M bringing . forward this measure, he had tto t spreu authority of a great majority of ttr Scotcn Peerage. It appeared to be desirable that the Scotch and I. ish Peers should be placed upon the same footing, and this was what the present Bill would effect. With respect to the eldest sons of Peers, there was tin law in,S . collosid which dirt:- qualified them tot seats in the flocs of CourmOns plea' coos to t e Union. The Earl of MANSFIELD considered it a. hirdshiP upon the great body of the Scotch Peerage. that their.' Kepres , ntatives should be chosen for life. Thissysitein withs!rew, the Representative horn the con-traint of tail, constituents, and in case of protracted ,e ideate abroad, - or iucaparisy, left t•te constituent body s;vithout fee dress. Some persons tb n;ht th t the qualific•itiiiss'' for a seat in the House ol Commons was a degindation . to a Peer. Upon this he should put the I:ish Peerage were found to suntnitio it. . lit wit' not because he thought the present system the Most. p ifect that . he Would resist the motion ; it , was siaiply . because it was contrary to the Act of Union—tHeaf).. It had been said that this Act was violated.in the fis'se. twelve or fourteen months :Air its enactment.' But, although he could not go so far ue to say the Act :of, Union was unalterable, he must deem it to. beu Alum • compact betwieo the two nations, which ought not to be infringed upon light grounds, It was a tad prece dent, and mig! , t lead to. ii e overthrow of all the other provisions of the Union—the provisions, for instance, which preiented Papists from being Members of Ras. liament, sad from voting at e•eztioh. The second Fast. of the Bill related to the eldest sons of Peers, who yzere now disqualified for the leptesentation of any Smith county. This was only transferring to the United Par liament a pi inciple, which, at the period of the Union s was held' to be a constitution..) principle in Siotlarid. He had no particular objection to this part of the :ilea sure. As the Noble Lord did not intend to divide the House, it would be useless for him to state mote at large his grounds of opposition. If it could,be shown that any part of the proposed measure was consistent with the Act of Union, his objections would so far be removed. The. Noble asrd moved that the Rill be cum naißed this day three months. The Earl of ROSEBEItRY supported the Bill, which he did not think subveseive of airy principle contained irr the Act of Union. It' had theapprobat ion of a great majority* the personsinterested. The principle upon which they ought to *Aided, in respect to a solemn compact of this nattire es tia, not to depart from its let ter, unless in the case of eome great and paramount national necessity, or in tim case of the parties to be affected by the proposed alteration concurring generally M it. But the mode of electing the Scotch Peers, the law of heritable jurisdictions, and the law Of forfeiture, had all been changed since thelaUnion by the authority of the British Parliament, although is all those cases the Act of Union provided foiclebe permanency of the regulations which it established, or which existed pre viously. .The only reason which had induced him sit an early period of life to refuse his concurrence to a proposition likeahe present was, that it was thought a degradation to the Scotch Peerage to be admit,ed to the other House of Parliament. Now, in more mature years the same feeling no longer prevailed in his mind. He was no longer disposed to sacrifice for himself or forahe order to which he belonged, substantial power sod custsicteration to the vain notions of personal dignity. The disqualification of the eldest sons of Peers seemed lo him a iffy great mid peculiar grievance. the pro. posed alteration would improve the constitution of their • • ~~ k i Z. 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