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N OTICE is hereby given, that the PROPRIETOR of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION for chusing COMMITTEE MEN for the Menem Districts, for the Year ensuing, will meet on Tammy, the 4th day of Jtrzr text, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the following places, viz.—The Proprietors resident in the .Western District (comprising the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester, and the Cities of Bristol and Bath), at the White Lion Inn, in Broad street, Bristol ; the Proprietors resident in the Wiltshire Dis trict (comprising the County of Wilts), at the Town Han in Marlborough; the Proprietats resident in the London District (comprising the Cides of London and Westminster. and else where within the limits of the Bills of Mortality), at the City of London Tavern, In Bishopsgattetreet, in the City of Lon don ; and the Proprietors resident in the Eastern District (com prising all the itesidne of the said Proprietors), at the Town Hall in Hungerford.—Dated the act day of June, IMO. WARD and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks. PuicE SEV I EN-PE" CR. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. Jove 27, 1820. IN pursaaince of the Act of the 55th Year of his late Majesty ; by which it u enacted, that the Out-Pen skean of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in advance, instead of half-yearly Nodes is hereby given, by or der of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commis sioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out-Possiorters thereof, residing in .London, oc within the dis trict of tiro lifts of Mortality, are reqtdred to appear personally, and regimentally, with their •Instruedons, and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's liSce in she said Hospital, on the r4spective dap, and in their different classes, according to their several Ratee•of Pension as undermentioned ; when attendance will be given front ten o'clock in the morning, until three i n the afteroose, for the payment of a quarter •of a yea?s pension in advance to the 24th September next, via. and thrown into Newgate, where Mr. Witatiaa mained upwards of two hours. Mr. GRATTAN in vain endeavoured to see him and get him medical aid. Mr. GRATTAN immediately ascended the carriage, addressed the, Electors, reprcibated such conduct, and called upon the Sheties, who were within hearing, to act towards him as they had acted towards Mr. lti'il• liams, if they conceived he had committed a breath of the peace. tie recommended to the people to be firm and decided; he commented on the illegality of the act, and declared he should be happy to go to jail, as Mr. Williams had done, if by so doing he upheld the liberty of Election. Mr. GRATTAN continued speaking for some time with animation, in a strain of the most impassioned eloquence, The following is the state of the Poll on the second day, at announced by Mr, ELLts OXFORD, TIM MKS and 8 EVERN, WILTS and BERKO, PORTSMOUTH and ARUNDEL CANAL, ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE BHA RES, and ENGLISH OPERA ROUSE RENT CHARGES. By Mr. SCOTT, On Flimsy, July 7, at Twelve, at the Mart. unless previously dbposed of by Private Contract, • n*IFORD CA4AL, 1:72 Stock, dividing at the 1 4.1 rate et 01 per Annum on 1200 Smock; Theft* and Severn, Thirty hem Shares, with Dirldrqs64. 101. per Annum; Portsmouth on[ Twenti Dltlo wits and Herb, Forty Ditto ; Reek &Atm" Pity Ditto ; and Seven Rent Charges of .812.105. each por Annum, secured on the Lyceum, Strand, and Leasehold Eaton* replorly paid In October, with a Free Admission, tfansferabls for the Season. • Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; she Mart; and the Office of Mr. Stott, New Bridge -street. THE LAST and ONLY DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. When the Lottery Fugate; and ALL £30,000 FOUR £BO.O OO Prizes £30,000 of 1:90,0(A) Beil4li 58 Other CAPITA Money and C.onsols, MUST BE DRAWN. CARROLL, Contractor, It Colrain!, and 26, Oxford-street, London, where warranted lUndrawn Tickets and Shares are selling ; also at all his Agents la the Country. CARROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Months, 2467 £50,000 I 7,003 £5,000 . 706 +. 21,000 2,226 2,000 1,545 20,000 &C. ate. &c. Ota MONDAY, the 3d of IDLY. The mo Poodosers at Sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the and of the berod le.lmam. Mr. - 6 31 - Mr. D'art Alt - - - Slot! MaiSrity for Mr. &Lis According to Mr; GaarrAN's books the majority is only 164; and we are assured he has a great num. ber of voters in reserve, whilst his opponent is al ready nearly ezbateted. THIRD DAY.—(raox salaystr..) The tricks and the outrages which were prac. tired yesterday to embarrass and defeat Mr. Gait?- Taw, - have been followed by one of the most signal displays of public feeling which the City of Dublin ever witnessed. On'. Mr. Gant-razes leaving the basting% be was cheered by shouts that resounded to the Heavens; his carriage was first drawn by . the people to Me. WALLACE'S, wherehe alighted. Mr. • Wau.aersbortly afterwards appeared at the balcany, and addressed the assembled multitude in a strain of manly eloquence. He declared that it was beyond the power of any Master in Chancery, or even the Masters of arty Master in Chancery, to check the paha lie feeling, or stifle the public voice, when avowed. as in the present insance,so unequivocally and so decided, —After speaking at some length, Mr. WALLACE re. tired amid shouts of applause; and Mr. WlLimas, of Parliament -street, appeared at the balcony: He . mentioned that,irse Member ofthe.Corporation,.het he' gave his support to Mr GRATTAN, and on his having.' in the 'course of that day, addressed a few words to. the Electersfrom Mr. Ganernn's chariest, in. whicli he mentioned that he had the name's of 900 voters in a book, which be produced, whcm he would brinvir in an hour atftl a half to give drib- independeet and unbought support to chit Gentlemen, he was forcibly draiged from the chariot, and tailwind to Nelairott. 1 UIUIDAY—iIfIUEIL cieLoca.-We understand that i Mr.GRATTAN is the leading Candidate this 'flaYi such is the confusion, that it is impossible to aseertakr the Pull. • • • ba TUZSDAY, the 401 of ICILY. -- Those at Id. fr the Me Brigade, and an the remaining Re giments or Corps ; with those at 7d. and Id. and an the•C‘sal• y It M. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the sth of JULY. Those at 2d. per day from the Ist Foot Guards, with those from the Ist Regimen of Foot, to the 64da Regiment inclusive Oa THURSDAY, the 6th of JULY. Those at nd. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the remain ing Regiments and Corps, as oho these at 1011. per day. W ATLI N GTO N, OXFORDSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE, FOR RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT—Tnewnimt. Bi Mr. SCOTT, On FUMY July V, at Twelve, it the Mart, London, in two Lots, union an acceptable offer shall be previously snadi, by Private Contract, VINE COTTAGE, a neat, comfortable, select Residence, very pleasantly sheared, convenkstly near the Church and Market Town of Watlingtoo, three miles from the high road to Oxford, hay-three from London, with Pleasure and Productive Gardens, Shrubbery, Orchard, and rich Mee dow, handsomely Tistbered, in good order, with immediate posse-aim ; Land Tax Redeemed. Also, a neat DWELLING-HOUSE. with convenient Out buildings, convertible to great advantage; with several Mien of very superior rich Meadow and Arable Land, in the highest cultivation : and Six good COTTAGES, with Gardens, con caning in all above Thirty Acres. May be viewed, Sunday excepted, aa& Particulars had of Mr. Badcock, Land-Surveyor, Oxford; Mr. Lanvin, Solicitor, Wallington ; Red Lion Ina, at Theme, Henley. and Wycombe ; Angel, at Reading ; Lamb, Waltingfoni; the Man; and of Mr. &att. New Bridge-street, London. 'RAVELS N Fa ICA. This day was pulifisked, in avoArith two Maps, price 14s. AN ACCOUNT of TIMSUCTOO and HOUSA, Territories in the Interior of_ Africa. By EL HAGE ADD SALUM 'MARREN'S. s Native of Pdorotco, who personally _visited and resided as a Merchant in those interest ing Countries. With Note*, Critical and Explanatory. To which are added, Letters, descriptive of various Journeys through West and South Barbary, and across the Mowstaips of Atlas. by JAMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. London: Primed fer Lestsm.ut, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pawpaw:4m. On FRIDAY, the 7th of JULY. Those at is. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalnc with the Ist and ed ltgimmts of Foot Guards. Oa SATURDAY, the etlt of JULY. Them at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, with those , from the Ist of Foot, to the end of the numbered Re giments at that Rate. • Oa moxpAy, the loth of JULY. Those at Is. per day, from the Rifle Bripdo, and all the' re maiming Refinkents and Corps, and also them at Is. OK per day. On TUESDAY, the 11th of JULY. Them at Is. Id. Is. led. is. ed. Is. 20. aid is. 3d. per day. 9-4 H E - Lo A. JULY, I MAGAZINE, No. VII. for First of the Second Voliune, contahis On WEDNESDAY, the 12th of JULY. Those at Is. Sid. per day to is. led. per day incle*re. On THURSDAY, the lith of JULY.' The at is. 100,per day and upwards, with those Pensioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness, as likewise der Private Gentlemen who re solve Annuities front the late First and Second Troops of Horse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensienen belonging to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention• to the instructions attached to their Certilicases of Admiusies, which they are ageing to predate at the time of payment, by which those Pensioners ,beyond the Bilis of Mortality, are ordered to transmit - Us the aster-General of his Ma jesty's Land Fore, in Londe, their affidavits agreeably to the Forms therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter Day ; wathout which their Names will not - be entered en the Pay-iists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not ohm-wards to change their planes of 'residence,- without un avoidable necessity, and duly notifying the sasne. And further to take Notice, that in consequence elf various Frauds having-been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of :Peen and e -Moue*, it is ordered that all Pensioners so allesding, shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit for over all benefit arising from this establishment. RICHARD :CRAVE, Secretary and Registrar. , being th e as follows: The Lion's Held (an article to be regularly continued); The History of Madame Ksodener, a religious Enthusiast; Table Talk, No. 11. On the Difference between Writing and Speak ing; Mr. Bowles, as Editor of Pope; /Aiwa from the Spanish; Comparative Beauty of Black Eyes and Blue Eyes; On the Cearacter and Writings of James Shirley, Ka 11. A new Bib lographical Work; -To ---.; La Danse ; Mr. Hunt's Herb and Leander—sod 13aechns and Ariadne ; &wets, by Corne- Ls Webb; The Collector; Critical Notices of new Books, 1. statthews's Diary of an Invalid ; 2. Sintram and kis Cougar u:oaa, from the German; 3. The Fancy, from Poetical Remains of the late Peter Careen. ; 4. Idircian Coionna, by Barry Cornwall; 5. Taylor's Glory of Regality; The Drama; Report rf Music; Literary and Sdentille Intelligence; Politics and Public Events; Commercial Report; Agricultural Report ; `Works prepaying for Publication ; Bonin lately published ; Ec clrliastical Preferments; and the other usual Lots; Tables, Markets, dtc._ _ _ ST. JAMES'S-PLACE. DESIRABLE COMPACT lIRSIDRNCE,. With s view over the Green Park. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Gsrraway's Coffee-Houte, 'Chaage-Alley, Coroblik es Tateamtav, the 15th Jay, 18110, at Tar*. eCleck. . li. 1i4." PARLIAMENTARY PROCELSILVOiaii LordOn : Published by Baldwin, Cradoek, sod Joy, Pater rwer-row ; of Whoa Copies of the lint an Numbers may st:11 be had: ~ ~R: This day was publbhed, in Bvo. price ls. 6d. No. CI I R. for June, 18.% of THE EDINBURGH CHRISTIAN INSTRUC TOR; containing a Review of the late Dr. Brown's Phy-, &I:Nifty of the Haman Mind, and a full and accurate Report of d e Proceedings and Debates of the late General Aasesubly of tte Church of Scotland. _ _ Primed for T. CadcU and W. Davies, Saud, Lagoa ; and Witham Blackabod, Edinburgh. This day was published, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. XXXI X. for Jutfz, 1620. Corm/Ty—l. Hors Germanies. No. 5, The Faustus of Goethe; 11. Hors Hispanics, No. 2. Song for the Morning of Day of St. John the Baptist—the Death of Don Alonzo of Aguilar; 111. The Ayrshire Legatee.; or, the Correspondence ei the Pringle Family; IV. The Silent Eve; V. Stanzas, Mar, Ob. Lade Fair, afar ; "4 , " I. Biblical Sketches, No. 1, Flijah—No. The casting forth of Jonah—No. s, The Vision ei Zechariah ; VII. Recollections, No. 6, Mark Macrabin, the Cameronian—The Witch of Ae ; VIII. Elegy 3; IX. 3 1 4; X. Th e S pe ll U nra velled, written the 6th May, 11120 :3 e tr. ?he Battle of Algiers; XII. Hors Cantabrigiense., No. s, Translations of Horace; XIIL Boziana; or, Sketches of Pugi- Elm, by one of the Fancy— No. 7, Memoirs of Peter Corcoran; XIV. Notices . of the Acted Drama in London, No. 16. Covent- Cartien Theatrt--Drury. ! Lane Theatre--English Opera House, 5. - ard ; XV. Anster's Poems ; XVI. Extracts from Mr. castles Diary, Na. 2, Don Juan, Ike.— Alitcheirs Arista ytiarn —The old King's Birth-day—The Guardian—Mr. Scott kz.—F.iinbursh Review, No. 66—Ettrick Shepherd— ileverend Ilarnil•0 Paul; XVII. Chevy Chace--Fitte the ar.J--Idem Latine redditum ; XV llL.Literary and Seim tifiz Intelligence; XIX. Works preparing for Publication; XX. Monthly List of New Publicatioas; XXI. Monthly R-gister, lee. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand, London; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. .1 his day was publishe t d, price 73. 6d. Illustrated with I~E Engravings, EDINBURGH PHILOSOPHICAL JOUR -a- NAL, No. V. conducted by Dr. BREWSTER and I'ro tenor JA MESON. Corrrairs:—M. Humboldt on Isothermal Lines, and the biscribution of Heat over the Globe; Mr. Ramsay on Pyro. %nous Acid; Mr. Watts on the length of the Pendulum; Dr. Hamilton on the Route to China, with a Map; Mr. Stevenson on the Bed of the German Ocean, with a Chart ; Mr..Nairne on Artificial Drying and Freezing by the Air Pump ; Mr. Ro binson on Mr. Watt's flexible Water Main, with an Engrg,- ving ; Colonl Straton on the Temple of Ipumbul, with a Flan; Sir George Milienzie on the Vision of Bees; Mr. Galbraith on vanishing Fractions ; Dr. Anderson on the Mallivufy L:micard alines; Dr. Brewster on Single Mkroscepes Mr. 'ha" o n 'he Ficus Australis, with an Engraving; Mr. Cameron on Crls t:bles; M. Humboldt on the Groat Cavern 6f the Guacharo ; Mr. Smith on the Sensibility of the Retina; Dr. Brewster on a • n.ndar Structure in the Diamond; Mr. Watt on Submarine llf Trees ; Correspondence between tLe late Mango Park sod' N!. Maxwell, respecting the Congo and the Niger; Dr. Yule " 4 Collection o f I n di an P lants ; Mr. Brooke on three new 70cies of Lead Ore ; Account o f t h e E art h qua k e at Kutch; " , insteen on the Magnetism of the Earth; Dr. Brewster ca -rue new species of Lead Ore; Perkins and, Co.'s Engraving. Steel, with a Plate; Mr. Dunbar on Bees; Huygen's T.hinry of Double R e f ract i on ; O utline of Professor Moles .%evr System of ChrTstallography and Mineralogy, with an E 4 iraVint Mr. Dickson on a new Water.pressure Engine, with Iltc• Colonel Beaufcry on the Variation o f the Needle; Proceetllngs of Various Scientific Societies; Scientific iutclli :ctee, Ere. Fruited for Archibald Constable and Co. /Mira/urea ; and • ngrordn and Co. London Of w I+rn way be bad, Nos. T. to IV. rir.e' pr in Two a% o. price ael. }Os. in bowls, AN eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, .convprisia a compact GENTEEL Biasiogscz, it ; , and improved, at a very coodderable expense, and &abed Mak elegant manner i adapted for the accommodation of iivolicrase , sized Family of the first distincdon. very advantageously *us* in Sc. James's-place, St. James's-street contiguous meths Royal Palaces, and in the Centre of PL ion; containinene the Ground Story, a roomy paved &trance-hall, Eating-roona, elegantly fitted up, and a Library, Water-closet, dm On the First Floor, an -Ommat bowed Drawing-room, tastefully fitted up, Windows to the Floor, looking Into the Green Park, and a Breakfast-room. (M the Second Story, Two excellent Bed chambers, a Dressing-room, and Bath.roont ; Servants '- rooms on the Upper Floor. IM the Basement, Housekeeper's-room Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Studer'', Wine and Beer Cellars, Coal Vaults, &c. To be viewed by Tickets ; particulars may be had on the Pro. mixes ; of Messrs. Burley, Moore, and Lake, Solicitors, Lin coln's Inn ; at the Subscription-posies, St. James's -street; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Rains, Warwick -street, Golden square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. CHARLESSTRF.ET, BERKELEY4QUARL DESIRABLE ROOMY FAMILY RESIDENCE, XX, CELLENT OFFICES AND GARDEN., TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • • At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Exchanp-Alley, Condit a TnUILSDAY, July 13, 1840, at Twelve 4:.•.0k AVERY ELIGIBLE-LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a commodious Residence, adapted tor the ac commodation of a Family of Dbtinction, desirable situate, No. 19, Charles-street, Berkeley-square late the residence of Sir Gwent Omani. Bart. deceased. Clitaining on the Upper Story, nine Sleeping-roosts and Closets; Second Smey, four excellent Bed-chambers, papered. Closets, and Water Onset • on the principal Flour, an And-room, leading to two espies; spacious Drawing-rooms, hindsomely apered, neat annint, and conununiesting by folding doors, commanding a vie* of Laos dowse Gardens, also Ladies Morning-room; on the Grunlod Floor, a spacious -Entrance-ball, paved, Claret and lifewpime.• Vestibule or Inner Hall, two excellent Staircases, a capital Eating Parlour, walls stuccoed and painted. Closet and Bans f.tr Sideboard, communicating with a Library be Breakfast-room, window to the Boor; opening to steps, leading to the Garda:. Servants' Waiting-room, Closets, &c. la.tbe Basement, a espi. cal range of excellent Light Offices, attached and detached; ex cellent Whirs for Wine, Ale, ileer, and Coals. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be fink on the Premises; at the Subscription Houses. St. James's•street; at Gat raway's; and of Mn Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. DtßiLrry AND STRICTIAL TT was the Remark of the vett Dr. Sydetimi c .i..tbat acute diseases are the puns meat of that chronic ones are inflicted by ourselves. The ' of a prcvailing malady piochinte too feelingly be this unwelcome truth. What *mamma he se pliable wham the mind glows with passion which the infirmities ele testy ems- I not indulge I—Where indiscretion, or Maknelilla hasp pre.l doted the premature debility of ago hi the semed MAI where the bloom and vigour of manhood is seamier aim satal natural youthful bre ? To such Messrs. COOP KR mad cr a. stew every consolation, and the promise of a esetsia, safe, e: it da enneat Cure, modneted with the -h—w secrecy it r and speedily resieiating the lost magi's. - Nor are their Wheels lees severe from another eamplaint.-. Svarreatut occasions a total deraegenteet of the urinary epees" the nights are harassed by pain, and the day by fruitlys Wens. to gain relief. Mere a regulated sparest, in the bands at science aid skill, overcomes every &ashy, ea& rouses the powers of the eonetitutios to act for itself; is the seams of 'AA principle Messrs. Cooper sad Co. have never Med, and &rioters is a complaiat always nailer their cosmos!. Messrs. COOPER. and Co. are consulted daily at Charkate Rouse, Great Charlette.street, Mackfriers.road, mid la, Wood stosk-street, Bond-street; where Letters from the Cmustry, containing as inclose:ls, and a raceme stateeesst of their Cam, will be liansediately moulded to, mad Advice and Medicines sons to all parts of the World. Er 'Mechanics have Advice Gratis, at Charlotte Rouse, every Sven* front Na till Eight, and oti limsdep.Mirnings until Twelve o'clook..-.. Nista D am at su b zoom 111 CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. The Electron of a Representative in Parliament for this City in the room of the late Mr. GRA TTAi, com menced on Saturday. Mr. ELLIS was propcised by the Lon* Maxon,l and the nomination was secondid by Mr. LELANISI MACGUAT. • Mr. PLusarr proposed Mr. GRATTAN in an elo quent speech, during the deli Very of which, he was more than once affected even to tears when he spoke of the late Illuttrious Representative for Dublin. Mr. Anvtrun GUINNESS seconded the nomination. The HIGH SWISS declared the chew of hands to be-in favour of Mr. GRATTAN. A Poll was then demanded on the part of Mr. ELLIS, at the close of which, for the first day, the numbers Fir Mr. kits • - tin Mr. Gurus - - 75 :I.:4jorky he Mr. Ellie - SECOND DST. . • (FROM • Tits NUILIN sysxeiQ Nisi.) beleekneee et the Military—Grosr Ostrigii—Mr. qaAtrasei neSsers cut slows by the Horse Pace. sad roe& Prisoler's by dee Vlikazy. • It li -with pain that we have to' mention a daring violation of the freedom of Election ; and the partiality exercised without dilguise against gross est pnlar Candidate at the present Election. Mr. GRATTAN': Tally-rooms are situated at the opposite !side of the street from the hustings: towards the piddle of the day, Mr. Eta.ta's tally rooms began to fail ; Mr. GlArtAis s e Electors had collected in Vet numbers about the tally-rooms, and were ex plain their anxious hopes of the probable result of dm poll—when the Horse 'Mee, who were drawn in front of Mr. Ett,te's tally-moms, attacked dissa—they struck the people with their swords, and one an was knocked down, and his head cut open.: several others received many wounds and Mr. GRATTAN'S carriage was standing oppos ite the hustings; a friend of his, Mr. Wn,Ltasts, Master of a most respectable Corporation, ascended the car: riage, and addressed the People and the Electors, protesting against the illegal and outrageous conductl of the Police, and calling upon the People to be &eel and decided; but, at the same tune , to be moderieik' in their proceedings. While he was still standingeil Mr. GR4TrAN's carriage, the Sheriffs came toll* , Officer commanding the military guard-at Newgatell who were vtiattsibig with fixed bayonets in the sttneW and, pointing at Mr. WiLLIANS, who was on -theory.' riage, commanded the Officer to make hilts pdiosogiJ yonediataly the militery charged,, surtedledleir airr. les carriage; the HOTS! Police Vetetlith their drawn swords, and Mr. WILLIAM. moths* Elector were dragged out of the ' beamielfr the Polioognial mad the hblitavy widt t •. muskets, -- • ' ' -2. ••••": HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE W. : _.:,. .. i ... Tim Loan Csymentanz toot Ma seat on the VfocasacT pr nut o'clock, and the . Bishop of Sr. Aim% stilldated as Clia . ;ASIA itt the absence of the judior Bishop. - • .• - . Mr. Haan Boat , from the' St. Nicholas Bay Conipanh•apA reared at the Bar with - the Annual Accounts of the lainue and &panther, of that Body, which were ordered to •lifp oa '.• the table. „ Mr. Cummings? brought up eight local and private BON; - "shish wen read a Am time. Oa the intim of the Karl of Downeanne. the Bilk for awicalleg the Law of Ireland between Landlord acd Tenant was colsidtted, and. received an Amendment, which was on. dared babe reported td•niorrom , • • r Mr. Dinir knight. up the St. Dunstan's aretory ED, and . a Wei Bill win also brink up b y Mr. 013010114 which wear_ repd a brat tine s . - Athe sisdati of Lerd.;Ca'anomi, the Irish Tithes Cenpn: swim 11111 wed tied a seneed•tine. •.- ' • The Tivelei Maw Loma . BM, and Funded Debt Charge: . • . 101,-were read a tiblyd than bid peased.- - The Enheggegjiik' Elk the Ormiland Whale Bilk sod* the Barbadian Cages Bill, were read ir, , ' AdjOidaed. . .• '• • - • - '.• . . • HOUSE OF COMMONS.' : ' ••.:i . ,:"..• '....+. ' The Lotnry Bill was put off no Mandsr. , .....i..1. , The Irish Trepan-, Ms' Bill was read a *mood stika';;Tii* ' .. -4 .. be received to-morrow. , :-.- . • The Maki Cash' Bill, lAe at Mao Trade sal, sisoot . pm. isikeed Pawl Prodaes BM, were also read a amid thin; - lad - mired Orin snatadept‘wanwrow• - =4;berepyrtid asnOttge 6 , 1 " . 1611 . 1 . : 6 " l ri li k ' I l e Itaiol Oldie Conualiter on the Poet W as brought at; the Reeeledes "peed to, and a lib tole • ip as the maw ' . leP; B 4 . t;:tis:4 2 4 - . • i Detnerare Wee Part 818 was 10 man *Whine to:ntarroW. • - 7 • • . • • iIde._II(AIUIRLY rase to call th e a Cia a) 0. ~ virtimansfaimit es proceeding badredate Whit' Siti kW sabot Onsaiiikated P ; vitgr • Kato that Haase, read a Ana the. that *WO* dm, the /hap. Thisbe would nilla. . ,diaptg Procesdbg, erliW It was nowidered thin to give away the divides& el die pubic . tek .14 ' I** by. way of myth!, li tA t bl i b wobroilit, ikb ' a i zmiii that no discussion coolig.loo loi* Vie sh• ~.... - It as most indecorous. . The SPEAKER here obsersod to theft*, O*. aims that there was ao inistiesi iseforenhe • • Sir fBANCIS BURDETTposqinasdhientatbillneti n ift linlideachester badness tine die. ... IirdbGBERT HERON gave notice that en Etwai lie theaM Wove the postponement tilrnext 9118110.11, et • li stood for the lath of joltstr=bi: to try,the marks of the Bettye . . i . oe , e, . • Mr,. IL CLIVE . brooght ap s e Bpi ie . wane slt 'Pam Acts.- .. . . * *. wiLsos wished tolatoW•ii thi lesousi,".t lia4 was true, that the pima Who alias tin Am isUftesii the Coisadi of Justin is the• tibiae I bitlidribi rentiand, sad if say **wisp would be - made to pasdeßa*B• c_endipeoleace which had takes pla ce ow thaf fe tS ir . • Mr. 00 65 1.1 ; . toe was now osi BURN said, theG k e bt aidont way the I . !....„ TAlrr 1011.1111.. V WILIION cheer** that the Moir Gise*, am magingdoesteed Mao; be,alladet to Mr. cobs bib • Prah a and wished to knew If thine gras say to .. gradate the commandant., reigieeibig,)6 rentotal? • Ili. GOULBURN replied. - that Irdeissoded in tie oaths . • *JOAN queedisa wits . , , •'' RUSSELL gni Atli*, the, au be should - brims forward a modal. the oh** .f i * . • . . o no . shoran the period of !Sr lisoasssik ~ X dope s aD rose to• kW falliaballan ludo se ' ohsi r i. amerwr - bad gives mdse. saisilisam:o4.. 4 iallWag the goadshireat ol .11! As din*assndial s OP Colti wsa • * rodeo pumhimmi kwa ... , 0010110 pg. it. - - • ••:, • - - . , ' • . . .. - • • ' I I . - SALES BY AUCTION.- . • A TRENT -AND MERSEY CANAL SHARE IN REVEItSION. By Mr. SCOTT. Oa FainAv, July 7, at Twelve, at the Kart, by Order of the Exe:utors, THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to a SHARE in the TRENT and MERSEY or GRAND TRUNK CANAL. vested in the noise Whalen of knows respecta bility, on the deems. of ai Sodemmes IMP yews of age, which now divides 475 per Share per Aausion; its aim advantages are well known to font a valuable hod for family investment. Particulars at ilatchete• Pk:cuddly ; at the Bert; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridso.etreot. . , • ..." •! • "; • ;