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(ju n V \ • ...e" • . (r e) v cpr, , 6 11 / Gv o ► o' 4;4 - 45 f t • ( I S -. 4* a t % _ t i e • % WEDNESDAY EVENLNG, APRIL 26, 1826. NUMBER 12,235.] [PRICE SET.ENPENCR. IAtEIGN LOTTERIES, LITTLE GOES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, AND RAFFLES OF ALL SORTS. Loitevy Mice, Seenerset-place, April IS, teas. N° TICg IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on accouat 44 the approaching mid of Lotteries : there being but one day of Drawing after the third day of May mat, the provisions eentabsed in the Acts of Parliament passed is the Reigns of their Mejestim King George the First and George the Second, as well as the little Gee Acts, and the last Lottery Act against Foreign lotteries, Little Goss, Private Lotteries, and Rages, will be strictly put ia force by the roper Ulcers of this Mee. The Public is particularly requested to bring in the outstanding Paisee for Payment, that the accounts may be closed as sown as possible. L. HUSS. NOVEL L A OF FASHIONABLE LIFE, Printed for Elsav Cations, 8, New titirlington.strest. - GRANBY, Third Edit. Three V post 8r0.28,.6d. TRIM A INF, Third Edition, Three Vols. post svo. i 1 s. id. I• MATILDA, Third Edition, Two Vol.. smell soh. 14s.' CRADOCK'S LITURARY THE SECOND -EDI nw oN of the interesting M 11910191 nay now be bad.priee 10s. id. of Nichols and Iss, U, Parlisment street ; and of an other Boobsellers. ibis day was published, In Two Tula. Mao. price lOs. dd. hoards, BABYLON and INFIDELITY FOItEDOOMED of GOD, a Demme Gs the Prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse, which relate to these latter dines, and wadi the Se woad Advent. _ By the Rev. I',DWARD IRVINO. Minister of the Caledonian Church. London. Printed fee Chalmers and Gimp*: and Geo. B. Whit , taker, An... Maria-lane. Leaden. This day was poblisisel, price £1 Is. PART XVII. et Tin ENCYCLOPIEDIA METROPOLITANA. c•miwn: I. Pure Selencer--Aritlisnedc. 11. Mixed and Applied Reimers --Galvanism, cosnplete.: 111. 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Leo estrum hie " best Rinds," the Public. t• be early in their application far Tickets and Shares, to partake of the SIX PRIZES OF 1:21,000. Sc. ice. Tanning an aggregate of £337,000! ALL TO BE DECIDBD IN ONK DAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY, (3D MAY). Tickets and Shun are Ming at luau's, the Contractor's Offices 4, Corahill; and 9, Charing-cross; and by his Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns of the United Kiugdwn. Sun'. Gana? Lace!—The tide of success 'continue to low uninterruptedly to Bnot's °mess—every Drawing affords him the gratilication of announcing that a very large portion of all the Prises have been sold by him. In the Lattery just ended, he oared sad sold several Capitals, Including Twe Papas of selo,ooo _ 'sex, •ls. 7,340, Clan A, a Prize of 410,000 ! 1 0 0 0. 4. Class IS, a Prise of 110,000! In the previous Lottery, whit!' was all drawn eth Doe. LAI% DISH SOLD TWO OF .C 30,000! And I■ the Lottery immediately preceding, drairses the lath Oreesea LAST, BIM SOLD THREE OF £10,4100! And within the last Sieves Mouths, DISH SOLD FIVE £30,001 ADD ELEVEN I'lo,ooo 0085'8 WORKS. Hominess pagit;anos Our page relates to man.—Maawat. Just published, price Se. in boards, Sixteenth Ultima, 1. 91HE /EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen 1. tary on the indiscretion arising from HuMan Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptame, and baneful Ittects of Lees Ve ntre*, Cnlnorthcra, Stricter*, Seminal Weakness, ht. are hilly de veloped; Part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life; in Part 111. is a aeries of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar naanner.--By (TOSS and Co. Consulting Sur geons, London. Miura beads Omnibus soap dedit, d isle cognomeit atL—Cuairotax. dines Mmem to an the food 0 bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the wise. I. Hramasa, a tion.hledleal Analysis sleeves Complaints !mi asmal to Females, is which are ofered some important admoni tions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, syss. pathies, and formation. The abject of Sterility Is especially dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases illustrate the sobjem. Quo Net Venus? Hes I loom color denim. Her. Lib. 4. Od. Whither Res Love? Alt! whored', 'charming Moons ? The abort inaj , be had of Sherwood, Get. sod Piper. so, Pa tr. 1. oster-row ; CChapplo,ll9, Pail-man ; LW. Foam, 41, Piccadilly; (.Mew std Wilgus, 141, Prinees-street, censer of Gerrard.etreet, Soko; T. and G. Underwood, ss , Hart -treat; Rigidity and Sett, 17 4 . !'feet-street ; ds Catherine -sweet, Scrod, Landon ; Alattlittt and Stevenson, Hawks sad Nionehrsok. Norwich; R. 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Aran. SS, 1826. The Klotz has boat pleased to order a Conic d'elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Arehdeaeon and Chapter of the Ca thedral Church of Landaf to elect a Bishop of that See, void by the trauslation of the Right Rev. Father in Con Dr. William Van Ilildert, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Durham • and his Ma jesty has 4so been pleased to recommend the Rev. Clarks Richard Sumner, Doctor in Divinity, to be elected by the said Archdeacon and Chapter Bishop of the said See of Leadaff. The King has also been pleased to recommend the Rev. Charles Richard Suniner, Doctor in Divinity, to be chosen into the place of Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, London, and also to be elected and admitted into the place of Gagnon Residentiary of the said Cathedral March. the same being ovoid by the tranaletioo of the Right Rev. Father in Goo Doctor William Van Mildert. late Bishop of Landaff, Dean and Canon Rosidentiary of the said Cathe dral Church of St. Pail, to the See of Durham. BANKRU'PTCY ENLAItO Maar* rcavriak, Little Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-Sold; foral tore-broker, from March 14, to May I, at tea, at the Court of Commbalmier* of Bankrupts, Haainghall-strca. - BA NK RUPTCY SUPILRSILDED. William Ashton, tell:; n4l - riphire, iron-mater. BANKRUPTS. Thontas Steele. Disley, Cheshire, cotton.spinner„ to surrender, May C. 10, and June 6, at nine, at the Star Inn, Slanekester. Attornles. Mr. Swindon, Liverpool; Messrs. Halsted and Co. Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Co. 'Temple. Matthew Capper, Liverpool, victualler, May 11, 0, and June 6, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorsties, Mr. Edward Chester, Staple Inn; or Mr. John Pennington, Liverpool. Menus Groom, Banton ' Norfolk, horse-deals'', May 6, C, at four, at the Angel Inn, Norwich ; and June 1, at twelve, at the New Inn, Holt, Norfolk. Attorates, Mr. Withers, jun. Holt; or Mr. Bidger, Angel -court, Throgmorton-street. Joseph Burrell, Homerton, brewer, April 69, May 6, and June 6. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing hall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Birkett and Co. Cloak-lade. Godfrey Itiesenbeck, Church -court, Clencenes-lane, merchant, April to, May 9, at nine, and June 6, at ten% at the Court Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalloitteet. Attornies, Messrs. Lowdhant and Co. Lincoln's Inn.llekle. Charles Shears, Bath, confectioner, May S. 6, and June 1, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attomies, Mr. Maki:man Middle Temple; er Mr. Hollings, Bath. James William Aldridge, Penton -street, Pentonville, apo*ary, April 29, May 1, and June 6, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lova, Holborn - court, Gray's Inn. Thomas Jeuninp, Canterbury, builder, May 1, at six, 9. and June 6, at el•tven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Anoraks, Messrs. Jeffery. and Co. Faversham ; or Mr. Bawer, Chancery-lane. Rickard Hopkins, Bristol, cabinet-maker, April 29, May 1, and June 6, At the Comntercial Rooms, Bristol. Attendee Messrs. Buurdilloo and Co. Bread-sweet, Cheapside; or Mess rs. Bevan and Co. Bristol. George Dallimore, Devizes, Wiltshire, innkeeper, May 5, 6, and June 6, at ten, at the Angel inn, Bath. Attendee, Mr. Makin sea, Middle Temple; or Mr. Haling% Bath. Thomas Marsh, Bath, silk-mercer, May 1. 2, and Jump', at two , at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attonies, Mr. Matinees, Middle Temple; or Mr. Hellitigs ' Bath. Joseph Hall, Cbckenhans, plasterer, May 60, at Ave, 11, and inns 41, at ten, at tbo Royal Hotel, Cbaltankam. Attendee, Masers. Clerk. and Co. Chancery-Baste; or Messrs. Walter and Co. Cheltenham. Williaat Reb: rts, late of Nettlehed, dxfordshire, victualler, 11ay 11, 10, and June I, at eleven, at the Woolpack lan, Beading. Attondes, Mr. Jacob Newbury, Reading ; or Mr. Charles Foci, Great Quen-arett, Lincoln's Inn fields. John Taylor, late of the Strand, printer, May 1,9, and Juno 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing kall-street. Attends*, Beasts. Fintnore and Co. Cravaa.street, Strand. John Jenkins and Jobn Willun Cruttenden, Wapping Higla.etreet, Ughtermen, May 6, 13, and June I, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Charles Bamford. Horselydown.lane, Southwark. Quarks Clarence, Great Parade°, (and not of Cleat Paranion. as hunted in last Saturday's Gazette), fanner. April zit, at we, Slat 6, at ten, and June 3. at twelve, at the Court of Consols alone» of Ba nkrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Tenser Percey.street. Bedford-square. Joseph B arton, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, paper-maker. May 11, at one, 4, at two, and June 4, at one, at the Court of Commissiemers of Bankrupts,. Basinghall-stroet. Attorney, Mr. J. 8 Pox, Austinfriars. Lewis Moses and Lewis Levy, Great St. Helens, brokers April 22, May 2, and June 6, at eleven, at the edam of Cirtunis simian of Bankrupts, Basloghall.sisest, Attorney, Mr. Por tieres, Change-alley, Cornhill. Charles Bramwell, Baker-street, Portmanegaare wise -aserehant, Slay 2,2, and June 6, at ten, at the Conn of Contadasiessen of Bankrupts, Basingball-strett. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Chan cery-lane. John Steams, Nottingham, commisdoa-agent, May U, 24, aid Jana 6, at eleven, at the lam lan, Nutthighass. Attornies, Menem.Payne and C.. Nottingham ; or Masan. Taylor and Co. Veathentone-buildings, Holborn. John Piekrin, Lydconshe and Widowed'', Somerietshire, builder. May 4 8, and June 4, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atter:in, Mr. Wasbrougb, Bristol; Mr. Mackey, Bath ; or Mr. J. Clalson, Mark-lane. James Westall, Rochdale, Lancashire, bookseller, May 22, at lye. 23, at nine, at rho Wellington Hotel, Rochdale, and Jane 4, at eleven, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies Mr. Wm. Norris , John - st. Bedford-row, ur Mr. Heston. Roe bdale. _ John -- Wheedle°. Bath, grocer ' May i, 6, at one. and June 6, at eleven. at the Angel Inn, Bath. Auteuil", Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, or Mr. Hetiisp, Bath. Joseph Tetley. Street in Tang, Yorkshire, top maker, May IS, 24, and June 6, at eleven, at the &OSUMI House. Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Batty' and Co. Chancery Lane, or Mr. Cattle, Wakefield. Thiel.* Ninon, Manchester, victualler, May 9. 9, sad Jim 6. at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. , Attornies. Mr. Norris, John-street, ilecifterd.row, or Meow . Rymer, Manchester. Ma Goulden, Mobley, Yorkshire. corn miller, May a, 9, and 6, at Z eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attendee, Mr. en, Little Frlday-street, or Mown. Upton and Co. Leeds. Jells North, Wrineswauld, Leicestershire butcher, May 9, 10. and June 6, at eleven, at the dice of M es srs . Metditls and Co. Leicester. Attendee. Messrs. Meredith and Co. Leicester. or Messrs. Helms and Co. New Inn. none, Waterhouse Wens, Lincoln, scrivener. May 17; 11, and Jam 6, at eleven, at the White H art Inn, Lincoln. Amnia, Mr. Roe, Gray's Inn square, or N.r. H. Lincoln. William tglastaaley, Liverpoel, shoemaker, May 10. 11, and June it at one ' at the Star and Garter Tavern, E Attosnies, Mr. Avlson. or Mr. S. H. WinsOusley. or Messrs. Adlinven and Co. Bedford row. ' - &en Knight and Henry Lacey. Paternoster-row bookauffilaa May 2, at one. 9, at twelve, sad Jane 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of liankrupts, Basinghalt.etreet. tondos. Messes. Ashley and Co. Token-house-yard. Phineas Ctsyne, Welheck.etreet. apothecary. May 2, at nine. 0, and June 6, at tee. at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rapes, Baainghall-strest. Attorney, Mr. I. W. Lake, Red Lion square. Hedberg. DlTIDENDSnbemods is BASI NONA LL4Tan Jobil limo, Lombard street, banker, at ten. May IS, Samuel Sotheby, WeWigton-street. Strand, auctioneer and book seller, at April's,, Robert Franklin, Winot-street, Lime. wick-square, talkie, at eleven. May 10, George Frederick Sargent, Marlborough place, Great Peter -street. Westminster, patent bather dreamt. at eleven. DI VI OBNDS to be nude in eke COUNTRY. May t Meaty Dawson, Leeds, silk mercer and draper. at alms, at the Cotat-hosaa, Leeds. May 26, John Whiten Wake(4l, Ileken - le - Meere. Newt draper, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mosley-strata, Maisobosatr. June s. Joseph Hadwen, Liver tb:lbanker, at 4110; at doe George Inn, Dale-street. LiTterpouL 1 . la, Samna! A ss, ilrieirsham, iron roundel. at ekven, at the Swan Howl, Hipk-Otravt, Birmingham. May 19, CharltirSheaf, Harvingtat 11W,Worcestershire, wilier, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Idirmlagham. CERTIFICATES—NL►r is. Rmmeel Isaac !kennels, Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, jeweller and lapidary French Whayman, Amelia-row. Spa road, Bermondsey. currier lad leather seller. George Bird, HoUybush place Betbnal-green, calico printer. James Daniell, Lime-street, provision merchant. William Webb, Great Distaff-lane, packing case maker. John Brenchley the elder and John Brenchley the yoenger, Mihon. Kent, distillers. William Masters, Duke-etreet, Aldgate, woollen draper. Wall.am Iwa, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy square broker and appraiser. Thomas Weed, New Clierck.court, Strand , printer. _ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Raymant and Charles o:borough. Greenswith, dealers. Henry Wyatt, Henry Wyatt. jun. .and Thomas UMW., Browse. Suffolk. and of New Inn, Weamainseer, land agents.. Samuel Lord. James Robinson, Jo hn Bentley, and John Forster, King street, Cbeapside, woollen and stuff-merchants, as tar as regards John Bentley. Samuel Dawes and John Dawes, West Ire aswich. Staffordshire. iron:masters. Fanny I)andu and John Dane*. High Holborn, hat manufacturers. John Hunter, 'William Patrick, and William Limond, Calcutta, merchants. Jesse Hahne, George ' Ellis, and John Barlow, ank", Staffordshire, potters. James Guy Snape and John Davis, Portsmouth, musical instrument sellers. James Gibson Caster and John Peers, Liverpool, corn merchants. Joseph Firth and Francis Sadler, 11aecieslield, silk throws!ers. Jos.-ph Appleton and Joseph Boswell. Menley-upon- Thames common brewers. Arthur Lasibroke Wigan and William Smith, bovegate-Isill, surgeons. Juliet Acton. sail Sarah raw, Liverpool, victuallers. Edward Mathews of Manchester, and John Pilkington Wise, of Anspthill. Bedfordshire, silk mergers. John Crowcroft and John Norrisun Johnson, Manchester. colour 'pokers. Thomas Gough and George Gough, Bristol, anill;rriiits. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET Fusr SPRING MEETING. Nawats aim MoitsAYNnitv. We submit some additional putindars of the race for the amen den Stakm, especially called for front the witty massing, as to bow the .rby favourites ran. Scamper took the lead at starting. and reads very severe running, closely followed by the Moslem, Crueader, and t►e General, to t►e New Grounds, where The Moslem came in front, hard pushed by The General and Crasadar—a most terrible race then messed be tween them three, Scamper and Mama not being far behind, and Parapluie and the PiWe•da.Puts colt evidently beaten .L Thus placed, the three continued the race. The General hiving, apparently, a slight advantage, till within a shin distance of home, when all Cbiffney's jocksys►ip could not prevent James Robinson, on Crusader, getting in front, and winning by a seek. It was see of the finest races of the season. Immediately after the races, and till the post left, the betting be. came brisk, and the odds speedily assumed a material change. Panic left elr Arst favestite, and t►e two fernier favourites west back, Moslem to 1$ to 1, Idesarch 20 to T. The General is getting op apace, as might be expected. The odds are as under. s to 1 apt The Dragon 4 to 1 apt Goshawk 1 7 to I apt The Harm S to 1 apt Paola IS to 1 apt Advance 10 to 1 apt The Bartels • 18 to I agst Dorindo. 15 to 1 apt The Modena 10 tot apt Monarch 14 to I apt Tba.ifikoesal SO to I apt Busk • O&M 4 to 3 apt &nadir ls to I apt ramps& 6 to 1 'sit Problem ' 10 tot apt Rachel 9 to 1 apt 1111,D0oatto If to 1 apt Ilizabeth 11100 p. Stakes. Very Bubo botdas.--Vlactouttess and Denim the favourites.. Henries has paid (t. nassAr. The King's Plats of 101Igs. foe Marts. $ yrs old. gat. 41b. 4 yn Ilst. 41b. 5 yrs ifig. 10Ib. 6 yrs and aged, list. R. C. Mr. H. Scott's ch. f. Wings, 3 yrs . 1 Colonel Wilson's Id. Ea. Black Daphne, 6 yrs . . 4 Lord Warwick's cb. f. Double Entendre, 4 yrs . . 3 Duke of Grafton'. eh. f. Platens, 4 yrs . . . 4 3 to 1 apt Wings; 2 to 1 apt sack Daphne; 7 to 4 apt Double Itntendre; 4to I apt Pacells. Wen by half a length. The 2000 gs. hakes, a Subscription of 100 soy. sack, b. ft. colts, Est. - 76. SUies, Mt. 41b. K. M. Duke of Graftm's b. a Denise . . . 1 Lord Ezeter's ch. c. by Comas . . . . a Jar. Wyndham's bi. s. by Wkaleboos . . • 3 Mr. Goddard's br. c. by Comes . . 4 sto 1 agst Daryl's; 6 to 1 apt Whalebone • 3 to 1 apt COM& Three placed. Won by three quarters of a l ength. £5O by Subscription, for 4 yrs old, 7st. 91b. 5 yrs sst. 31b. 6 yrs and aged, list. 71b. Last three aides of S. C. Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Pucelle, 1 yrs . Lord Vcrulain's ch. E Vitellina, 4 yn General Grosvenor'. ch. g. Kingfisher, 6 yrs , Mr. Pettit's cb. g. Catalina, aged 3to 1 apt fticalla; raisin Vicenips. Won by a limpb. FATAL FIRE IN VERE STREET. —.air — PURIM IR PA RTICUL ARL Yesterday evening an Inquest was held before Turmas Hoses. Esq. on the bodies of Thomas Hawkins, Henry Ekon, aged five years, Sarah Ekon, aged two years, and Sarah Giacerantelli, aged about five years, who were suffocated at the Ire in Vere•street yesterday morning. A great number of witnesses were examined, whose testimony went to show, that the fire commenced la the , kitchen of No. it, Vero street, Clare Market, and from Its coati guky to the staircase, the volumes of smoke that passed up were such at to render it impossible for the inmates In the upper part of the house to escape, but the occupier of the lower part, a Mr. Cross, with his family, six in number, escaped that way; that the kitchen was filled whiz old furniture of various descriptions, anal that the owner (Cross) hard not been therein for many weeks. • The back kitchen was occupied by one of the lodgers, and was occa sionally Med as a week-shop, but that it had net been so used on the preceding evening. It was also given in evidence by a watchman, that be saw a tamale go out and go away soon after berme the alarm, and before be went for the parish engine ; and that when he bad so gone and returned, the door was abut, and several persons trying to escape from the windows • and also that several made their escape from the attics on to t he root of the house. sad saved themselves by getting into the adjoining home of Mr: Harrison, the Wheat Sheaf, and some by means of a ladder. In the whole, there were 11 per mits in the home. The Jury returned a verdict of—Accidentally sullbeated.-11se little damage done to the premises, and the fatal Apes theft fellowed, caused a strong feeling to exist that the Sr. was set ; but nothing came out in the course of the in quiry to jestlf, shy such merit:MN although it nka.t certainly ap• pears mysteelens. The owner of the geode to the kitchen, where the lire commenced, was insured to the amount of dlOu. Hawkins was a tut who sold pamphlets about the streets, and was well kaevro in the asighboorhised. There is little doubt but that be loot Ids lUe in allomptleig to save the lives of the poor chit dten. His corpse was bond stretched under the bedstead, sad sear to bins the sheets tied together, sod ski our to him the corpus of two of the children, who slept in the front room. His undies most ham been emrserdinary, tot ia the selling a hole is mad* evidently with the intends. of escaping that way. Po n t Giscommelli took his child op stairs, with the hope of escaping by a trap doer, but his attempt felled, and he has to deplore the loss of his c hild, ulthough he saved his own We and that of Mrs. Mt.., by means most mirscul.ius, sod this was by getting out of the front attic widow, and by elieglog to the parapet, a dis tance from the window of shoot (our feet, he pulled himself up, and then leaning flat ea the parapet, someeded in dragging up Hrs. BIM& Hy this thine a ladder was jor.cured, and the persons than rossaittine re t i rpad by that Mans Iron% the second door into this yard!, and thence ever a wan to the Wheat Sheaf. Au infant shoot twits , e mouths old. of Mrs. Awns, was thrown out at one of the windows in the fright, sod its thigh was broken. PARLIAMENTARY PROL'EEDINtiai. HOUSE OF LORDS, Aran. 2S. )fr. Denims, and ether Blomberg of the finmenf Commons, brought up the Disembodied 'Militia Bill, the P-iblic Wurke the Stamp Duty Bill. and several Private 111 11., which were ah read a first time. Mr. CIIFBIS, from the Treasury, presented an ateentflt of the quintity and value of certain aryicles of export from Ireland. ThIR Earl of LIVERPOOL broughl in separate Bills to reverse the Attainders of the Peerages of Eleho, Ogllvk r Carnwath, Dunse, and Angus. The Bills were read a first thin / bid ordered to be read a second time on Thursday. The Earl of HARDWICK I.: presented a Petition from Farmers 'lend Occupiers of Land in the County of Huntingdon, again* any alteration in the Corn Laws. The Earl of SHAM nics BURY presented a Petition from Folk stons pralds% for the ab.ilition of Slavery. The Duke of MONTHOS I:. presented a similar Petition from Students of the Uni•.ratry of Glasgow. The -Duke of BEA UFOlt r presented a similar Petition from Glaston. Earl GROSVENOR presented a like Petition from Flintddre. The Earl of LAUDERDALE preirnted Petithins fromeevesal Parishes in Forfarshire. against any alteration in the present aystern of Banking in Scotland. His Lordship, in presenting a similar Petition front tin town elf Raiff, observed that, having heard of a, Petition of a contrary tendency being presented in the other House of Parliament, be wrote to a friend to inquire into the particulars respecting it, and hr ascertained from a respectable source that the Petition was never heard of by the people of Banff until it had been presented in the House of- Commons. Many of the names signed to that Petition were not inhabitants of that town, but the Petition which his Lordship was then about to present was signed by nine• tenths of the inhabitants of liana The Marquis of HU.I 4 4ITLRY presented similar Petition from several Psrishes in Aberdeenshire, and also from several Parishes In Banffshire. The Marl et LIMERICK presented a Pedalos frost the Good Jury et the County 'et Galway against the exteselos et the basil Notes MU in Ireland. The Earl of CARNARVON presented a Petition from the Roman Catholics of the County of Wexford, praying for a repeal of the Penal Lawn. The Noble Earl obeetred, that the Union !between this country and Ireland would never be complete until the Penal La*, were repealed. Lord MELVILLE rose for the purpose of withdrawing a which be bad brought before their Lordialps.to enable Joint-fleck Con/panics in Scotland to sue and be sued in the names of the respective dicers. His Lordship% object was to bring la a Bill more applicable to the principle of one whits had lately pained their ' Howe as mow altered by the other House of Paella. meat. s Lor dship then moved for kate to withdraw the fret MU, which was granted; and be thin gave notice et his intention to bring in the other Bill to-morrow, the provisions of widths:ones to extend to Banking Co The Earl of LAUD ERDALE said he could net form any opi nion as to the shape in which the Bill should come up from the other House of rarliament, but he thought it singular that the .same charity *which was extended to other Joint-Stosit Companies should not be dealt out to banking establishments. It was as neon , Gary that banks should be conducted by men of probity as any other establishments. His Lordship could not, therefore,see the justice of not snaking the Bill applicable to all JO int. Stock Companies. Lord MELVILLE said his object was to place Joint-Stock Companies in Scotland on the same footing with those of Eng land and Ireland, but his Lordship did not mean, by his Bill, to Interfere with banking establishments, which woul d be the aubjeet of a separate enactment. The /dill which be intended to bring he world leave them as they were, and they could sulfa no Leanne *dente b. - The lad of ROSSLYN had no objection to the Bill. On the contrary, he thought it absolutely necessary. He believed tbe ob i jeetion of she Noble Earl was nut to the extent of the bet to the riteciple of it. The Earl of DARNLEY said the it was a matter of notoriety that a Minipter of the Crown bad declared in another place that there was no intention, on the part of his Majesty's Makers, to renew the Alien Act, and it would be a matter of suisfactiose ter' their /urdships to bear a similar declaration Iran the Noble Mad at the head of the Treasury. His Lordship congratulated the Homo oa the early termination of an Act so disgraceful and so useless as the Alien Act. The Karl of LIVERPOOL begged to remind the Noble Last that it was not usual fur Government to make any announcement respecting a Bill which was about to expire, except when some other measure connected with it was Intended to be proposed to Parlia ment. It was true that a Right Hon. Friend of his had, on bring lag in a Bill for registering Forever', informed the House of Cow man that there was no intention on the part of his Majesty's Mi. sisters, of applying to Parliament to renew the Alien Act. LOCAL PA‘MCATS BILL. The Marquis Of LANSDOW N moved their Lordships to re solve into a Committee upon the Bill to enforce the payment of notes wherever they might be issued. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that as far as he was informed upon the subject, he agreed entirely with the ptinciple of the Bill which had been brOugt.t in by the Noble Marquis ; because he thought it desirable that battles stkuld pay their notes not only where they were issued, but at all their branches ; but be had heard of so great a number of objectious made to the Bill, and as his Lordship believed there were some difficulties in the way of attaining the desired object, he woold submit to the consideration of the NJble hlaiquis, whether it would be right to legislate upon the subject when the Committee had measures before them .upr,n which no report had as yet been made. His Lordship did not look forward with any sanguine hope of coming in one Session to a final or swisfactory conclusion re specting those important measures. It would therefore, in his opinion, be better to reserve the whole subject for another Session. Toe Bill which had passed their Lordships' was undergoing ennsiderable alterations in the other House of Parliament, where it was then under discussis.n, and even within a short period there was strong proof in Ireland of the advantages arising out of t'.e establishment of Joint-stock Banking Companies. In that country there was scarcely a bank but those of the Bank of Ireland and Joint-stock Banks and their branches, all of which were formed under Acts of Par. Dement ; and in this country a great many Bankers had expressed their willingness to be formed into Joint.stock Companies. His Lordship did not think it prudent to go farther until the Bill which was before the other House of Parliament should be passed, and after the passing of that measure there would be a good oppectunity daring the reams of be an experiment, wad of ascertaining its enemy. lßs Lerebie be would test be asisundentood as objecting to the pdadnie oft SR add& was then before their Lordships, and if the Noble Mame welt eassent to Its postponement, he hoped sto slob Oplaiast would go alms& Hie object was to give the .mO - tdttll ouseltlentlas, oat nog to come to any cuoclusiois without saillehnt information and deliberation; and his Lordship also wilt ed to my that he had no reason to alter the opinion which he bed already declared on the subject. The Noble hid then moved tCat the Bill be committed that day three months. The End o: LAUDERDALE, after repeating t ie opinion which he had already expressed oar she mow auction of the Bill, respecting its tendency to injure all Banking establishments, said that the Provincial Banks in I eland were placed in a very head situation. The Bank of Ireland, and he branches, issued Notes which were payable only In Dublin ; whilst the Provincial Bank. paid their Noses where ever they were issued. They were thus turned into mere engines for supplying the Hank of Ireland with gold; and be should be happy if some measure could be adopted for their teller. Toe E rl or LIM EItICK eX t •ressed hs satisfaction at the Ft obability that the measure could not be emitted