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F - , t r , • . . . • . .. . . • :. . , fr . " , ' , l&st)y . p • . k '../ _. %. . 41111 11111 P 1 ' 46 I ..* .:" .. • • = lt .• , - Ir. I • • Ail ! i . • ....:.. .- k' .4 -.. •. ' t - j J V. ...;r"" • 84' . • •4.,, - ;: j,, .. . (i 0 \` ":: I . 1 ...... .. 4.fd 44** --. •... .1 .. *.;‘ ". i' • fOng la ‘ .. . • . . • , Ca • "V I N os. s .• . . • \ d 1 . ' .‘ % t .. . . . • . ~. . . , • Ail .... .1* 4 .1 I . I f. •• • . 1 ~~ ~ ~.i ✓:~• . .. • •It, 'tr 101164. • . ' - .1. . • • . ~ `." MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1829. :.Nunn $R 18,196.] Saysm*4es. ; • • • CAMBItIDOE UNIVERSITY. . PrRE COMMITTEE for Promoting the ELECTION • 11 . - ad Mr. GS:DROP BANKES site daily at Na I, COCA• j U R.-STREET. CHARING•CRORS, • • 1 ELECTION• will commence es TUESDAY alio Nth tarsi; tad vrill continue "over WEDNESDAY. mod' Mk at Your o'Clock on THURSDAY. se IN THE COURSE OF THAT EVENING. . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. " I • 7. t___- attends having accepted. such °Sees had'coiiiaised to be Members of . Parliament, or had vacated their Beats 14 the acceptance of the Chiltern' Hundreds, as win be spars an the annexed statement. • On the other hand these oifices, alihOugh appointed solely by the East India Company, have, by subsequent Acts of Parliament, been gradually drawn more and , more within what may fairly be considered the spirit Of those provisions of the Act of Anne, which seem mote particularly directed to restrain in this re spect the issfloence of the Crown. By Meehan* Acts in 1793 and 1813 the positive right of the C(btfti 16 re. call these Governors at pleiisere,und • the concuriva Power of the Crown in their-niatination,ii,Msablished. The gradual increase of this power and influence may, perhaps, account for its not having attracted the atten tion of tliskliouse. • . Your Cotirbitsee veaturrto recommend, as the result of a full sad attentive consideration of the whole of this case. %hitt Bill should be intriduad to prOvidi•tivat the Governtrrs of the Pilidencies or Settlements of the East Ind* Company skill bencefotth be considered as Governors within the intent and meaning of the'Aet of Anne; mud that any persons hereafttr appointed tobold the same SSA be declared incapable.of being elected, or of sitting in Puliainle , The estrapts ftointhe journals alluded to are curious specimen., of reporting. They are as follows) - - Die Satorni, 9 Novembris, NW. The names of be Committee for Hamm a n d Privileges read ; and they retire into tbe Committee sisamber4 aselowerning ao the Muse, make report by Sir Osecie Moore. Caws (*era 1. Lyme Regis: The burgess Huard not able to serve, by res. ea, of the gout. I. came, unto them. walked in feu only.--Re solved that he should serve still. Weak, and net able to muse, by reason of age.' and net libely to titterer Swadda. for Calm, In Wiltalstre.—To be wasoved. Sergeant Seim Z,srd Mel Hares, attendaats as Judges Le the Weser Hoye - Sloe to acne here itillswel. illf“ here. 111: Henry Carye, captive s need 1111 as a burgess. Q. 'Whether Hasi atd shall sta. ned eseve?-11,esolvell, be shall no be removed. • • Q. Whether &redden, forage% shall be removed 7-111sedved. he gall, end a new writ misses. • FRENCH PAPERS.; snow TUE JOURNAL Ow commence. zum*.4. PARIS„'Jesa rt. The folliwing u a more complete copy of the report of AdatiralGreig, received at.Warsawilst Kay - •' The Turkish fleet which bad come into the Mack ' Sea hastened to return to' the Bosphorus, on leer/gag that the Ruuian squedronitacl . sailed ti lneetit. Alter this precipitate rinteat, the Commander of the. fleet of ,his Imperial Majesty' strengthened thedivisien stitioned , at the entrance of the channel of Constantinople, and, sailing *long the coast of Natalia, captured mid de. stroyed 14 Turkish transports. CaptainSkelowaky as fares the pert of Penderaclee, where there lea dock yard for huildirig ships of war, and after a very warm engagement succeeded in horning in the port a heifibir of 60 guns, which was just ready to sail. . ge Admiral dteig, returning to Sizeboli, from which his dispatches On the 21st of May 1. S-4 are &mid; isoped.that au the greater part of hissqtridrociad been withiltsvenitheTurkishleet would be enrouragad again' to come out of the' Besiiboitii; and he waited With irab l patience for thatllitinitist,sfe hawse decisive =gate. • t ment with the eneasy. News was received at Toulouse on the 7th-of this month, that General Milani had been arrested sr Le Roque, village in RoussillOn, and conducted to 'Perpignan on the 4th, under a strong escort, and lodged' in the establishMent of Taperer *baths of D. Critter" scone. Many °reports are its. circulation respecting this arrest, which% it is affirmed is connected with. reports for the re-establishmectof thr constitutional system or; Spain. The names of Mioa and of Rottera are also mentioned. General Milan. was, it is true, one of the most courageous defenders of the Constitution in 1823, but he is in a very advanced age, ap pears tole ill „ and "Suffering. and it is not in such a situatioa that people engage in enterprises like that which is spoken of. It is farther announced, Abet be is strictly guarded in the house of the doctor, and that the sentinels at the different poem-in Perpignan are doubled eyerietrtning. It was hoped that the debate on the Budget would 'lead to - same - explanation of the staie of our relations with Hayti... This has not been the bet rheum"- tion nil! naturally return on the debate vespsicting' the* 'Budget of the Minister -of Commerce. Meantime - We must say that people .hegin to believe that the treaty brought by the Aigrette. only relates to the indemnity. FRISCH Fume. PALM, Jam 12.—Fin per Cents. Itief. Three per Cents. Titf. 16e. 111 e.. lie. 10e. .Naples *Mk, 80., Royal Spanish Loan,lBi. Spashb Efate Perpetual, 8111 52...Haytian Loan. 4404 &change on London, of •• 'wad, eat 45c. Three months, 251.50 c. ~By the Ft ench Mail, we hays the tellisaing Peaels. matins of the LORD Him Comosstoma of the lonian Isluuls•-i•* " His Excellency the Lord High •Commarsioner tor his Stant* Majesty, Protector of sheer States. has etemnsmioated Tr ttii' Senate the instroctleas of tisa• ,Roglish t3oventosent; sod she basis upon which the Treaty of • the ash of Jely; real, is . founded. in vines orwhich no other blockade formed-by of Greeks against the ports and COMP of Greecelhun ghat Valk coroprelsrasts the Mores and the Cyclades is to tor-elhaetsdi consequence of this. his Excellency the Lord High Commililleiter has taken all the necessary measures with: tho.soal boon of Majesty, to prevent any effective blockade 60111011111 artiest dor ports or cows of Albania and . &melte to the • asmoyeme et the commerce of British or lonian subjects with ibmeso.llllo... ). Tbeproctamartas bears date the 11th of. Mae. • ....ip..... HOUSE OF LORDS. Jatis.l2. SURCIUNITS--PAROCHIAL SCHOOLIIIIILSIMSL CAUPWiLL AND OTHUS e. BROWXL—.The Pres. bytery; oit complaint of certain heritors, hid deposed the defendant, schoolmaster of the parish of Kilberry, for misceeduct. The schoolinaster brought his action of redaction of the sentence, on the ground of irregu larity in the proceedings of the-Presbytery. The de-,' fence was, that by the Act of 1693, cap. 22.. it was ale.' tiered that ill schciolmasteis and leachers of youth in schools, were made liable to trial, judgment, and den ture of the Prifibytery of •their boonds, for their snl6, Arrangements are amde to facilitate the conveyance to and from estobildr, and to provide aecodantodatio• there for the oms-resi **et Membets of the Renate. htfOrmatke will be given, Do applicadoo et the Com , %atm Room. • teed LOWTHER, Cludrono. . , 1 lies ISM, 111“. ciaucy, qualification, and deportment is office; and that the Coact of Session bad ao jurisdiction to review the sentence of the Presbytery, as br the 43.1Ge0. 111. cap. 54. the judgment of the Presbytery was declared to be final. On the contrary. it was contended that in order to rendet the sentence final, thePrestytery moat pro. ceed strictly in terms of the Act, and that if they did not, the Court of Session had jurisdiction to .review. The Court accordingly, considering the sentence of ithe Presbytery irregular, for want Of the signatote oT the witnesses to* their depeitioits, restated it; and this judgment was maw affiresid by the Lmbe; • irowat ctalut.or .stunsuacur,unn Tows civa ts . . In the case of the dispute between the 'Town Clerk of Edinburgh and the I%wit Clerk of Leith. relative to certain lees of eifice ' the matter was • remitted to the Caudal Session. for the. further consideration oft par ' ticalar point which had not before been considered. - . - „ITN. THE STACK. YARD. GARDEN. AND COLON! A L • SETTLEMENT. , ;: 11011TAtER PROOF -RICK CLOTHS completely v sip..Nettiocand Bunting for Fruit Tree'. Marquee* ' anti Tints sif vadouesurts, Improved dressed Cloths, Tilts, Saks, With other Artitles of similar utility. The Foreign ;...etier;oe weli au the Positivist' Agrieuhurisf, May be supplied with • ts!Mblivro dudable:Asticks en moderate tams, by BENJAMIN APONGTON. s, Tooky-street. Address, A Uwe= EDGIIRITON. . HOUSE OF LORDS, Just IS. • - The Mose sat at eleven o'clock, and several witnesses seers swore at the bar, to give ',Wow before K3e Cnesusittee en the London & Wee Approaches' Bill. • ibeir ordt bips then adjoined doting pleasure. stt throe *Week, the Bad of Illasneasear, le the absence of the LeasCoomeeshas,toek Ms seat oe the Woolsack. • ' MINAS* PROM THE COMMONS. ALIXAVDRICGRAIIT and other Menfbers pre-' seated the Report of the Commons Constniuee pointed dating the last Session, to inquire into the Cri• Commitments and Convictions in England and W.LNTeR. COUGH, A 21spr.F.dition. Ss. ITREATISE on .tre PREVENTION And CURE of the different Stogefof AST H MA, eAhiltiting the character, imposing, ens' treatment of 'this Meese, with copious Observw •. :mom ssl Diet,.Liquidi. Clothing. Residence - Climate, &c. ,mss also i Coileetioa of necessary Phscription• .• • t• - By. T. N. CATON, Surgeon, Ulf of got. Thomas's in/ Guy's United Hospitals. I "' • isi d by Messrs. Higbley, 174, Fleet-street • Chapple, 66, Pall. )bill Soviet, 313, Oxford-street; and all ini s ett Bockssilirs. • ". • • • • • Where inaj be had, • ...Cutest on broaasntou.*3s. • Amnia gamma on . Halmos Duisar, Ike. Is. dd. wa .us Vargrty, is. 3s. 6d. Walsa,`torether will the Evidence, and intosonced that the Rode of Commons had agreed Fe the Amend. .meats made by their Lordships in the Vicarage of Newry Bill, the Scotch Jails Report BiII, the Metro polis FC:dice Bill, the Friendly Societies Bill, the Lon. I k 'iron Harbour:Ma:tit:a DAL the Smill'Debts (Scotland) Bill, the Lonaon Workbouseßill, Mason's Estate Bill, end the Lead-Revalue Bill. Earl BATHURST Moved tisat there 'be laid bef the Hoppe a Copy 4 pny astborjv graniodbY "niissioners orb is Mijesty'i Treasury, to abeGotporaf of the City 4P London, to makes' akeration •of the on. ginat'ptoo•a is designed - by Mr. Os Aetitio, suldir'tfie:grolisioisslAttii Act sillpe . 4th GeZige IV:—.ordered. , . ..• The Morquinof LONDOiIbERRY gave iieticedatti tea Skatisy iaeEt be shooldicall tiie - atleseiroa , et tbeio Lors}sHipt to a. Message sent:b rib at pfriis to tfi e of 0 :011 1 0 13. 4 wiPe4inettlaf a eefil:of .41 aellAsig.t their.Gotognittor .rospe.cring the OrphaaJzand, r be consmonicaroden Their Lordships. • liVelkosseThen Ilijoansed ardl litoodaT. . r CAS/ *.CFPIO7I.IaVirttNSTOS, • • OMATZIPiRaIft . • a. ;.. . • • V. • • . . • frOtists AND ESTATES WANTED. RI! L. C 0 It, 93, Lliithnpagete.strert "4" 'Within, ESTATE and HOUSE SPENT, and UP HOISER. baying had applications for 1.404, Property far be elitik Ms Registry coutaini, particularly for Famished Homes, Teedewd Family Residences, with Lend; ht different Counties ; - alus.Merhae Yates, begs **Notify to Parties cksivous of availing it 111." of his Published Register for July, muss forward itar on or before the 25th of June. Any Nobleman or Gen tleman desirous of taking a Professional Opinion, will be whited .:Oast their Resilience. of &taws. , It is presumed few Concerns in the Metropolis possess greater .„ Jaeilkles in electing Sales, arising from its long Establishment aid mitieslve Connezions (in the Upholutry drpartincnt upwards of )'orlilreals), the ettraordinary Publicity given to his Register. • ilea vioh4fy to Gartaway's.-and the Auction Mart (the vent by -"Medea of nearly all the valuable Property in. the Eiagdoen), ..wit,e4 with the very considerable demand beam poetesses, offers ate best gotrantee for prompt Sales, when too high * saheb it • 'latiolattel.l-44, alshopsgate-street Within. "' ltiiL-IFFERVESCMO emwrzsnAst SAM, sum view Tnx wossos or • • • II R. THOMPtOWS MONTPRLII.O ISP43 ALT RLTENII AM. 77 • "7' l ' - ' - 4HE Pob IttertTpettitiltyintor . ns ' Oat . tine iilia • sre dig quip /maim pistducii, ?idle l*tddiata Sp*' *stets, a lave !Odds 4 wed !Inman to every Servo° who. has .7eisite4.Cheltetihani. liigycootalo„..seeprigog .to the...km*lls of lAsciliaiti Valry, sad hbtsSfs. Jtattdo sad- Pathos, .04 tbs ei4l);!;iarispti Other pmpostisis at 411 g Spa %%atm at • tbeitesbam. - • Tbeselfialts pissmis so effervestringiple, attain this rspeet ' . 41aeooly frottidso•Chelombam s hiiitetto 'sold to ;be Tublic.., • The oval CbmousbesatiSaass in Cbativssit'and Eattauteneo, as pdEao 3 00.5.•ab0va, orovga bo had Ore thge Aland. kGerfei =l4Chemists, Cheapdda. Carper ,of .fit.. Paul Loodong 1 1 1 1 4 1 'strabt: i7ublln and rriocas-street. Edinburgh: . 1141ison; m. "•Haymarket ;• Bass, 7ti heir Boticf•stragt the • sidoelol:lllockeime: Virden. sod *vibe Putnp YtnottL •ChtbelitaPs. • • • • • • elsylttlott—th ,fototo .the above Chgltettbam Saba- *anode be 'ienottle, Wail% Goiernniant "Stamp, with thoo,tuda r littst.ta,, 1' . ./Ni."ti•attattsedlo 'them. ' • - • ......-.:. - ....,- • -'..: . ... .--: . . V ndir Au usooerartfirronage ofte •PRI NC II snd 'P RI W C P. - SS -1 " - RINTSRII - AZY,_ the rtti Nr4 and Phl.Nr4S§ • Pa. • : 'l.fillaC.itie • R I MPRROIi cif .VERSrA, and maw 4ietin. , gobbed Persenaps, and reconinsended by the moo SMinest ' 7: 10PWLAND . SIALTDDIt. pawe3tul a erect. yet i mild of iniuetiCe. L 'l'lai.tdruirale specific Bal. '.:. 'senile Trnperires of aurprbing energy. atonal/ales RSCICLES, ' Pin PIM. S'POTS.. RRDNRSS, and sli ominous Rrupsione, ~ gradually producing a delicately. clear snit Shin; smataforms keen, • the Mho . SALLOW COMPLEXION' into dtADIANT •• WlRlTENtSfirresista the storchinkrays Of the• Suit• seceassinliy . . •olvellorthe attatks of inclement rettber; and renierashehersh i ant songhlkin beautifully soft, thinntb, and non ; impute mike : •11 , 411101C-PACR, and AltillS,ti healthy and juvenile bloom.; 4f-, lases a pleasing enidems; and produces a !ramify! Gempitolon. ROWLAND'S KA LIFOOR Ii egtfilly indispensable in the • • Nutwity es tile - Toilet.• 'Perlettly innozious, It army be i psed by the most delicate Lady whited* nesufanee Of safety and•elleacy. roe .earmint.sabesdig mod healing peopertiro Vo 1110THeR3 "NUM, .:-. 4M slier OFFSPRING 'it gives, in 4ill vane of Incidental in illarortinalon. laniediate Belief.; awls t h e month of the intant,•and, •polinone, maternal plenum in amp( - ndeeinicsering alimentary nourishment. To G SNTLthfigN wiaole yaws arrlender tater liadViNiS. Illgtviit lark* Which - attends the operation of Sijbwrigi, b dm irritation' . of the ' Sidn'; "ROWLAND'S X ALYDOR will be • ;Irouthi•excellent•beyonli premient in ameliorating and *Om Amt. most unpleasant sensation. It removes mipleasant boihosotit ate • -Skin, occasioned btihitenlie mkt imm oreold velikkg end Ilies to , Abe lrreeeller pewees an infallible spealit-s paw issesiver.- aod ant eandedes telmtefen, 4 fleartsivriniissetend 7 eamleities e , Bold in plot beide. melt, 64-. and .la Willa/ at i1L 14141 - old' dui y inefuded, by the ode ,Iseiz u .. i iii. -half/ .IION, No. 20,.Haitost Oassim, . load's; mid, by ay iointinenti by most ferfumess - ned Walikilicivillo tbilicsiebtatid 111ACAS-SNR MI. • . COMM - To prevent Impaskieit, mid by 'author* II iii Mai. *shears its Swam dot same mill 41tildeses -a Air *Droned arthel&otentialineelellep, illhell'doilie **Ali - . . remiss bottle, ;- ' AltelirLAMO Itlelf, l llo, lISTMII lIKT/EOL BRUSSELS PAPERS. , ODESSA, MAT • Several Captains of ships affirm that ibe amigo brig of .•u Orpheus has brought to Sisatioli obi nein that tbeTarkish leer, of 20 *mai had entered the Black Sea, on which Admiral Greig sailed for Sizebo)C. W. have.not yei heird ant Mitts baba; of theta fleets.... Asians:A Viserver,Jame 2. - The dirsarion Oilmen remains a rather More de-1 ' tailed bulletin oft be investment of SiliFrla on l'ph May. l • 'The 'Auarian °tiered- of June'S contains-the. Sus Sian Bulletin of Abe .22sr Mayovilicli relates the failure rof - sba' attack Made by the Grand . Vitiertm . Pa favadi ft , in the* stme-ter m*s as the.report ailreatty. realer:4. 7 . . • t Mr rcantile otters from Constanttoople. say that (he' Sand) General .H Olin, who -Littlf it/ ti.yed • Mere 'With the interned& of entering the Turkish servlce t. ./liii been Rpoinied..by the. Sultan .Chief of she „General -Stiff. The urtyc.consider this siquisitian• assbighly, irshiable, as the General is repreiented M them s‘ a reeir(hitin guished 'officer, and has prothisea . britereitatiksings io. France to • engage many ether' offiperi"to;setm tlie;Poste. Tnr'Snitan.hasbad the new regular uroopesesereisedeirr she Gamma% presence, who impressed math 'STEM* at •their appearance and discipline . In generat.'l•4lt ac- Counts agree in stating that the regular Tuii.i44acan tiy hag Much imprOved during eitaiwinier.; • It wasreported at Constantinople-that M. ;Wigs -Woo Bone, second chief of the Turkish general - 140 `be lent to Erneieurn, to di . teet :the regular trOgi :Mere. The Porte has given, a commission AO the Paths of, Smyrna. so purchase several steam beats through the agency of several English houses in that ' • . The Paha of Belvede Ids received notice. that thane* Pacha of koMelia. is organising -the general levy with greatactivity, and that thousands rlf . those 'new raised - mops daily Mike in the vicinity'of nople, most di'velsom were sent Mviards thejlaikin sand 'fitzeboli. The Sultan . is said to have on, positive, orders to freelhe European coast of the alai* Bsa'froin ibe enemy, tehateversacrifice it stay via. The 10,0011 Albanians who lately arrived at :Adrianople from- Thessaly wave al,o ordered 7tOtiartio'Smelitill.. IrrasussOasa s.—massiiisses s miata-tomhss BaskSisins, lilt. Alsamiive Voira,Asee . : • a Marin: 011 . 12.11. The PnOtur Si* PeOgn.4 to-dot, published in the evanigg. doosim•snotstiosstbeirsiegiftlat.Empreor Inseio r nor Alenvit anagoinstsy fluthetnevys 'Mtn the Ihialsesi nm. • '' " 4 • • . * mainproas iiAgr;iirA:7ol:o; • 1 • The rads have •maidaiag„ussiasecesslalsatu tfr poseinse Aar Skilafat• into - .Lisle , .Walliscbilw;Mlor surenapained -by .the COssankrant tindinitff • ' •ntiriu4lt; 4916 :, . *4orassta..suived 116 t mtbisaisiesing , -.47/faseess isadAlerias.. Itis.tbtinght therlooth Jbliplivif Stade 4libe Okiggiringe.4"4fritiekhark;how is, ' .77 ;•.,•• .„ .. • ' • :iitisPOßT OF -THE Sillier Cibil MITTEL. Coomitaursppeiased so emuniarebe at of the IV' , • glgoorpof orieral persons, being sesgpativaly•Xleetoreass64? &SlMeilbsolactrat eityabdtostaty of Canterbury, and ...SOW at she ancient aity of Cuseetbury :and roooty of abo eatnitieltglasideet In Londeo sad its•eleinity. 4heingo Coannlt. •4•55.•a1500r0 by the general body so watch; over she* isooreits), ..whiebsretegresented to the Mount upon airlifted 2loreds end. the 56th daysif April last, Moles to the seat df Ilsophot Rum .sholdAubbigton, frog. 'sod to search for.pressedeoes do raped Sendoneottltie ideate aosepthig.olises aimed worelny their . mate, sod to reporrthessine,avith theirehoorsosiostarbeneopoo, so thelkseediaveosawdood into the matte= soirreid so dons; aottbsie agreed to the following &port .The freemen of-the city at Canterbury. whose petit lions are referred to your Committee, complain oftheir being imperfectly represented in Parliament in cons*. quence of- Mr . j.asshington, one of their Mem bers,: hay ing left this country ler India, othere•he has accepted. , and isnow executing the duties-of a Guverunt of Ma dras into - the practice Of qie House in gailiet times..it. appears that more atte4sioa wiw.then pale to enforcing the-execution by members of *heir paramount personal duty to Parliontere ;and k Seidl be found in the jfifeloined.exiract: Item the, journals, that in a case in many respetis*trOponding with that of Mr. Lushington, the Mn... actioned *.new ovitttb late in the "la ce °Ma IL Gaps* tbftlers, appointed Scriernor olYitghtiu Ind that - -tho..ete induced'to'dO so ibr liiiWellisTseidtAtveliy, *deed 'incapable of at.' ,toadish:,dui,: Eirlions6ol... Theeklesse it the slate time, and upon the Report of the ream Commit. tee 111"Privflekes; 4 4opfierattbefrivraiated•:thi : seat of soother -atembet, id consequence of sickness and bodil' iisfumittbs. ~: An* though modem times less streak attention has, perhaps, been paid to the enforcing the isatilEitafteaidaace of litenitters. the House cannot be considered us lies* telinquished,in soy degree its an. • - a ni 11;:the tile of tn .:M ed r. trurh'ingon, ? ha t- -I-- : . thent . tentim 7.bjw . ConftWittce . has in the first place been diiested so the consideration in how far it mew hair Wei more ,elleatty.sprovided loa4y statute: - They find that by • the :Act poised in the.6thtif-Qtfeen litene, chapter'', no pout having any Office. or, place..of,profit I...4ossu,..createn since.the year.l7os, was.to•be.capable of being selected, or of sitting. or •voting, as a Member of the • House of 'Commons, in anrParlitrmeot to ill. summoned after the passing of that Act, and the suit inc Pacify was emended to various effices.specially scribed, among which is montiimed, any Goveram Sr DepturGovernor of any of the plantitioni.' TbrAct also: prides, that if any -Member of the House should accept of any office of profit from theCtown, his elm. don should be void, bat he was capable of being TIPT eleeted.—k further provided, that if 'aurperson dig* teed byit sbOul4 de returned a Member, his election of ' retbra Are sad that if any pencils. so disabled sbouldrpresonse to sit. , and mote be should forfeit the, lannosUfive - hundred. pounds. It ap pears . to join; Codiniittee to be a *Watt of mists doubt w'het'her these•ettiCtMents...apply. to ,tbr ease of - 41 01 4 03M0r of-the settleameatant -thr East.ludia Cow pony. .71set-shryhavenotahltherto been ecinitcleetil to be so applicable Nspears evident from thf hoe tnu AP&Sbigie 01 4ceiiihrftbettafoolittoo;tbal gliasauto -.leaassaceiadllesievestel and that assegai " •••• • • •'•• . • . 4 twasikciavil Chit .111maa. brawn fee lisietkorpal Sam Stagg ref iMinwont, Wag attendants as Judges in the Higher Home, erbilher they simirbe recalled?— flew lied, limy shall imt. Q. Medi* fir Ham Cum captive, not to be removed?— Resolved. 'Moved, Mat dives to Conrwall have .resigned their places, and sew elected. • ' Touching Sir James Lee : The Cannata**s to consider of it. Dieliatund,lB Novembris,ldoll. • Sir George .Moote.repertetb %he •procceding pf the Ciimmitteejeuching the mpg, of places of i ahights and burgesses in the House. • They considered, according to the institution; given diem; nittiselt,. of-Sir Theories Ridgeway, treasury, Sir linmfrey Winch, Lord Chiefilaron. indlibe Oliver St. John, Master et the Ordnance in ',eland'. whose eases, they-conoeiveti, differed from the me of Ambassadors; for thatAas they . thoight) thiir patents mere for life, and therifere new to be chosen M their places. The lite 'precedent 'Of Sir Jamenie, advinced• to the place of Doled Chief Jostice•in bellied, remembered ; in whose piece Ale.-Aietcaoder Chock was chosen.for ,the to of Westbury is Wilts. Touching Sir Henry Hobart, advance.] by his Me y to the place of Attorney General, it was remem faired. that in 8 - Ells; Mr.tiailnwee Solicitor. being Tied by.writ into the higher Hooke, was afterwards hose. Speaker y hy this House : ilr. Jeffereys, also, the Queen's Sergeant, was demanded by this House to do service hire. Many precedents' of the King's Sergeant and SoliCitor, none for thi Attorney; led cadent ratio. • Sei;.ral -questions Were is of every patticular case ; and it was resolved that werrants should: be granted by Mr. Speaker , for the choice of new Mem bers in the plate of Sir Thomas Ridiroaf. Sir'Hum bey Winch,- and Sir Oliver St. Johii, according to the 'pinion of the Committee, and according to forgoer pre cedent in the case of Sir James Lee. Qoestiois was made, touching Pair Marks Cornwallis in'Spaine, Sir Sao. Caruwe in Prune, and-trair Tho. Edmonds with the Arch. date, Legicr Ambassadors.; and, alma question, adjudgedthey should still stand in their several places. . "Touching bir..Attormay, Icons math dimmed, what should be • question; dat iast the.queation.agured. and re made,- la, Whaler hi should be recalled, auditing, that he was dlieady inalled brut* of atanallace into the Whet Ilona*, at shellacs' nenativad . . . . • • •- . - • Upon this loggia: Abe Roue was not satisfied, tot would have • bralle.albether swam choice. • I • • .-• The. Home, span ibis, arm •to dislskw. pnd. Alfa/wt. !Neon ; Girtidy were not numbered; nor one part well under standing another, they settled again, and made a new goesfi•iti _la. Whither a tiosetion should be made of it—and by Tuice tvernbled, that animation Arnold be aside d it; list the matter Wald nat.t.nosivo.was. =Anomaly and left ataltst time. .. Order, that warrants should inns for new Writs, to bed for 'tvaW; biplane Threads -RidgeWej, Tor ifire•costury of jurvonaladats tarot • ; .. . 4 • ''• . -.• linusibe Whereati Sir Thit.ltidgeway, Kniight, noviTreAstirer it Wirt intisitialestys realm of 'Leland; riii; at the foot &Naimoli this Parliament, taleved.' and Veturned op . Howe ot:Pailiasnesst,. one-At the Foight.s.of the...§hirelor thecnunty of Dev,on 42.4 being alObence,.bi his 'Majesty's favour, Advanced to. the,place GI Trillagref ; .if;freas this day . moved in the said House. Niftether his Ohm* „of Knight cif the Shire * L ate - Void ; ashich, %Open the qitiltion, *as over-thledi anckirlieted, that anew writ iettiikl issne.for .t be ihoioe-af another Knight, in the. toottoo*.thca of Ihe.lai4 T44173 1 44.f0r which;ltis shall Peps* latvant. 'bisected i ' ' • • itTainy breinglrienditliVersifitoe'Coppin,llOlght, •Ciefk t 4 the • • • -Cr*lrwin hit. 1414,11 . 040 Gotwoofpancery.". • ..And io for the rest in tbe Ike tone. • 4 • " curti; 14 1409. ". • Sir Geo. Moore maketheirstof the Cosninittatfor.Brivikom-- Privilege* and liberties must live when we arellead.— "Ibbeyeleadebd roinevede«Twenty leer dead. ' ' Loud Walden, Lord Cliotitp, rammed to the Upper 11040. ' Mr. 'Bowyer, by patent--oatb—secessary Attendance.—Sot to d war secrete,-. . Illy Bromley, a Aaron of the Exchequer.-.. -t, Tdby Mattbewe, by act * Council bankked upon direction front his Aldajesty.-Nist ea' *tutu to4bis Majeitt's *More belittle* LlSpit. of tie, Committees, that. a warrant from,. heolm-gba Oddment of the Hotta, whether to be removed. - Sir Geo. Sommers.- 1 0pinion, not to he rentovedoi-easold.Ans hassadors t-iDigrace.-lajnatlee.—lf he. return ! , nod eitodirge privilege, sir a arrest, to be granted ; tberetbre.- Hassard-49;--locorabk-*-bedrld.—A new writ. &r Geo. Moore t--That Sir Geo. ties;joss --- eves Wobartam— + disgrace, but a pace , to be a gereenwe in Vargiew.—No mea tier—Out injustice to the town, and titbit Hoese—net to4iiiiew— .Bir,ligis. Wresbe'a MAO (Shelley) tebeystrirtirlia— ; • Not to spend time, but to enter into the business. for irrilrb h is les:Zbarb coati; "the country bath Wit no— • '-' it within the sixteen days fee Bum Bromley...Spent -nit• Lord Chancellor good sixteterdeya—Only poll ter arrest. „Apse/writ for Tat Mallibewe. •..- z • ' • ' .' " ' • A new writ for Hassard. - '• • . NW Deo. BootioenHke to ar la. Loftin Ireland. •- • • Sir Mliev Ileiorolt; foe bid remove. - •• " .- . , sir Siliitp Ilsody&-.Answer tistopkaieni-4)lwaterrCorio. .• " • 1110 TIC PORT ANT /iCCOM liteD ATIO N. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemeti, Bankers, Merchants; Ma - 1114aCeurers, Fumes, Graziers; Tradesmen. and cabers !Mating TBMPOBART PECUNIARY ASSISTANCE , oering ro Ate circulation of Provincial Small Bank .Notes being stepped are respectfully infanied that they may be accommodated With tie liberty to draw on owe responsible Hoists In London al. .:imy detevand id rums of one Payed to any almost that may be . rewired, *Lek will be duly acteptad, and may also be. mann _ naidased with Focdp prawn Pais of Ifichango ruponitt)lt London 'WARM; and u sack BUB require no Sump,. will be igrest leek% to those dig negociaie them. The Amp "too Unlit any BM pay die Bills, if collateral secerity is lodged Im tbeirbandethreirdwynbefere they are dues tai my respectable Persons that may require such Balls; and will .pnriride , for them wean doe. Tie Premium will be moms* kw, mid as honour Sind okra" marl* relied so' it is retreated that appticants will • mod dreir real names and address, it the beet itastance, by letter only (p~t mid)srldremed el J. William, Sup T, Commercial a • r.