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Ur* gigs 'Milks, That they areveady to dispose of, to such Persons as may be islikig to Tender for the same, a number of GUNS and CAR , saiaDSS, in a serviceable state. together with a quantity of Can and Wrought IRON, STEEL, BRASS, COPPER, and ether Mends, in Store at tits - Tower of Londoa ; the Ordnance 'Binary Depot, Toohy-street ; and at the Royal Anon* Wool. with; which have been divided into Loa, and may be viewed won implicates to the principal Storekeeper, at the Tower; at the Military Depot, Tooky street; and to the Ordnance Store keeper, at Woolwkii,oo any day previous to the day Axed for the delivery of the Tenders. A Catalogue of the 'event Lots may be obtained, by Persons wining to become Purchasers, at application at the Secretary's °Bee, in Pall•Uall, where the Tenders for the whole, or ay number of the odd Lots, are to be delivered on or before SA TURDAY, the lardf Mat next. By Order of the Board, . R. BTH AU, 'Secreted. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Aram 14. _ . P eeWWI Cvatetbary Mai SS, J. JAtitow. L illy, _ j shisiilat , at ten, at the Coaaneercial Inn, Belton-lea, swori""qual 7 . G. liamineed. Swabian, Tarkshie , tamer. at Hama, al`thi Witte Seal Inn, Tick—May 8, G. B r owdeo. Basi. manolsetorer at twelve', at the ollce olitlf= re ikeHeld. CIIRTIFICATHS, Mar d. J: SelNvaot , Eatere-eitare. PhAlicre, hay saleentany-0. Parr, allverandeb...W. - W. Kettle. Blendosham, bonds maker.: D. Brows, HAW, tnardiaiM—G. Yard, Wdl.sweet, Osier& 1NN5.1 1 1 1 1 1 461-.- G. JD'Ameo, Oxford, timber morcham-11. Ma , , Liverp 00l , asevelmme....l. Sawdea. Aelaset-sadet-bpse, Laneaddre leri. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Debits& and T. Wises, area. Soothwart *itch peakers—J. Na los and R. Craw, jelnera—J. Peacock and M. Wood, ainnaiet, Salk dorm—LSomarlield and Co Vauxhall Wharf, Lamboth, sail inevaleinta (as* as relates to P. linea)—T. Cowes ad Oa Tork6l6, linendrapers (e. Ikr as Mama ta Davy)-.1. Oa lad J. C Bishops mt.eutreet 111110110, shendats-4. P. imintlyn and H. F. Palsraer. Weidman Groat silk. wine menbeate—J. H. Chilton and T. Tors* Jon. Landis—G. Smithey wed Co. Cluvies-etreet. Bed- Mot alarm entelers--S. Mayer sad J. Venable*, Hanky, &steed awialaM/rs oaf Palmer and J. Soapy. Norsk Royal Epieeko, saw* tweisona-.111. GANN avid S. Pas-' ling.Oranthami,Llnenloaldre. wkarlinsers—J. Birch sad H. Moore, Liverpool, breigrion:—T. P. 1). Cape and T. W. Tanner, Leicester, Ibtretre-NI. Barnard Ind Co. Pet/Meld, Soetbaneptuo,, dealers In wool—T. Barker and Co. Oldham. Lancashire, bit waken-.W. Sykes and R. Sykes. Montague-street, Christchurds, tikaber men cbants—R. Simnel and Co. Manabeld, Nottinghaareleire, to ton &shirrs—J. K. Wuodward and R. White, Bri warm, &nth. ear neaten-.k. Christian, sen. and Co. . Lei cester.sqoareovine merehante—H. Hammersley and Co. Pall-mall (as far as relates to H. Brooksbank)W. Shaw and Co. St. John's Common, Kerner, Sussex, brick makers—T. White and R. Jack son: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joinen—T. Blanchard sad J. Blanchard, Poole, Widen—J. Lees, sea. and Co. Manchester, merchants. The Baraa (Wasson Amara Satdameat SU, was read a third time iiad paws& • CoMMITTES ON 211 S STATE OP Tag 'SILK TRADE. -' NEW WORK& - • _ jent published by Rowans Batt, New Public Sobieription Library, i, flelleammet, Cavendielnaquare, fiCHWERSATIONS oo INTELLECTUAL PHI. LOSOPHY; or, a Familiar Explanation of the Nature and Operations of the Haman Mind, Two Vail. price I6s. « They contain Nisch eicellent matter for every age; to the yews they are ftivaluable.“— Literary Gazette. g,,ne MANUAL foe INVALIDS. By a Physician. Nee Rs. A nimble, cautious, and sound treatise on health, and the means of preserving it."—Atias. 3. The ROMANCE of HISTORY, Three Vols, Third Edit. is saw ready. s. These Tales are valuable illustradoos of English =amts."— Taws. NEW POEMS. e. SC if L LEA'S WILLIAM TELL; cMrely Translated the German, with illustrative Notes. Sao. price S.. S. The VILLAGE PATRI ARCH. Price Ss. In the Press, e The . POETICAL SKETCH-BOOK. By T. K. Hervey, Whaling " Amtrak." To be elegantly printed in One Volume, Wailfully Illustrated, engraved by nudes. WORKS TO j3E PUBLISHED IN A FEW DAYS, In Two thick Vols. printed uniform with the Sea Edition of Rescos's Leo X. and embellished with a line Portrait from Titian, rice THE LIFE'OF FRANCIS THE FIRST, KING OF FRANCE. s. The ADVENTURES of a KING'S PAGE. Three Vol.. 3. The POETICAL SKETCH-BOOK. By T. K. !haver, Winding " Australia." Elegantly printed in One Volume, with Illastrations engraved by Finder. Works just published. 4. CONVERSATIONS on INTELLECTUAL PHILO SOPHY; or. a Familiar Esplanation of the Nature and Opera.' dons of the Human blind. In Two Vols. 16e. " Thry -contain mach excellent matter foe every ago; to the 1 yem they are invaluable."— Literary Gazette. & The MANUAL for INVALIDS. By a Physidan. Price I. A valuable, cautious, and sound treatise on health, and the means et preserving it."—:Atlas. & 'Hoe ROMANCE of HISTORY, Three Vols. Third Edit. These Tales are Valuable illustrations of English tnaoners."— __ Tunes. 7. SCHILLER'S WILLIAM TELL; closely Translated' trey the German, with illustrative Notes. Iwo. price es. a. Tito TRIALS of LIFE. By the Author of "De Lida." Second Edtion, In Three Vols. Sic. ed. Two Tole., both full of 'thought, and ha the highest degree psdietle."-t-Tialess. - painted for Edward Belt New Public Saba:Option Library, Molles.suett, Cavendish-square. •Siritti ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, )AYT and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after much tabour and at a very consider Able ex. pease, brought to perfection a Label of sash singular construction and extreme diViztilty of execution, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Rands that are daily practised en the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A patters like Late of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin tub printed in white letters edge d with pink and Melt, and plated on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH.HOLBORN, Ss also whim ktte►s edged whit pink and black, but plated on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white voila, the preamble and direction. fee wie are printed as Work black Wawa on white poitnd.-4/7, MA-Holborn, Sept. tens. DR. J A 11.1 RS'S ANALEPTIC` PALLS A UK the most effectual REMEDY for COLDS, RHEUMATIC ATTACKS, SLIGHT FEVERS. and those Disorders arising from abstracted perspliation. so common h Ibis climate. Flom the derangement of , the DIGESTIVE ORGANS, BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS. arise. and the con ettpwitt riots is HEAD-ACHE, NAUSEA, DEFECTIVE APPETITE. GIDDINESS, and GOUTY symptoms. lo theweases the Analeptic Pills afford constant relief; they act im perceptibly, and restore by 'degreen the functions of the stomach and beweb, add requite no confinement. The genuine Dr. Janie, AWALiirTiC PAU' are prepared by NRW,;EItY, FROM THE ONLY RECIPE EXIST ING UNDER DR. JAMES'S HAND; and have the name " F. Newasse" engraiid In each Goveranient stamp. This meat be observed, as ilnitalinu are very general. Sold by Mews. Newbery, at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. ed. St. Paul's Churchihrd. in hoses 2s. ed. mild es. dd. ibis by J. Sanger, 150, Osfurd street ; and W. Pegg. Dame-amyl, Dublin. . AROWLAND and SON respectfully solicit Ladies p and 6entlenien on porehating Macassar Oil, net to take any without being inclosed with a Pamphlet in a %tapper, the Label having the wur.lt ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL," anti •ealed at sack cad, with the Name and Address, and sigutid tit the label in red. " A. 'LOWLAND & SON; 90. HATTON-GARDEN," And countetslgned " A LKX. ROW LA N U." Ptice 34. 6d.-7s. —40 s. ad. and Ills. per bottle. An other pikes, se without the wrapper, an manta/elm A whirs* Supply of the Genuine ill just rechived of this Invaluable Pindoction. . Tbn Ott is composed of vegetable lagradients, Which preserves ths Hair to the lame period of We, promotes a inzeriant growth, potions lutists and beautind Cutle t which ship Witter ur tainiee cannot affect; nadirs flair that is bare and tity loR, silky, sleety, elegant, and beoudful. Is lonlbable Mt the Nana?, la doe attention to Children's Hair is of the rattle laspoitaacir t produces WHISKERS, EYEBROWS * &e. Al. ROW Li NIYB KALYDOL Its 'nothing; noting, and anselioratin propertite oWwseektbly aflaYi the smarting klitaNlity of the Shia, asibsge. been hank end reegh..Skiin Maims Cotaiectos =illaldis and .produce a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, s abbeking suite( w Ladies nursing their Oftpriag ; and ad et Ildbinets shit Ahatii4l.ll allays the smarting pain, Sod meet'* the Odd it fing phonon ; 4a. ad. and ft. ad. per batik dbif littledbiL Bosh geneine Bottle has the 'Nang and AtMreie She Onvernwont &awN Which le positid de the WON A RQWDANO & SON; 90, HATTOMISARDEN. Alaie IP" A iiIVBI,IISINCR of TYRE, fee changing Red roe Cosy 1(1 k , Whiskers, Eyebrows* I. to Brown or Black /4 ad. and lass 64.. per !nutlet _Mk .Stssytla t Perfumer * No. 117, New Beent-etreet; R. Hat- Wits Parfaliwrs Titchborno.ausset I Sanger, I* Osford-Street Dalwolii No. us, Gatfie and Pierce, 37, D. Mae, 33. New lien‘strept; Atkinsad, New Bbod-streini add 44, Gerard want -Outlet 4 1 . Cheepaide ; Bayley sad Mew, Cockspur lia,„_ll.i Pony and Co. 37, Lbashant stmt.; Hwy mid Lloytt, It 4 Nolaritnit . Low, SS and Pr00t,..1190, Strand; Bbrgeis sod CO. 64, Holborn bill ; Sutton, Bow Chantal POI Edwards, In; 1.144 111 q u i Os Si. Pau Bt Cbartii.yard; *trebly Ina Boar, 95, hat: sad T. RIM% S$ Chirepekle; ibanstiobs; Nis. Nadas the Royal Itadusirs; ?die, 41, and', Mame% sh WAR-OFFICE, Ana IS. Manromatsmav —lib Majestyhas been pawned to approve of the 62d Regiment of Foot 04t4 permitted to retain so Us mbar mad , appointments the word " Pimimnia," in commemoration of Abe services of the late 9tl Battalion of the Regiment In the Pais& and Prance, from October Ills to August 1114. ittl Regiment of Life Guards—Captain Hugh Wiliam Barton trit be Major and Lieuteeant-Colonel, by purchase. vice Mamil, promoted; lieutenant John Davidson to be Captain. litse chase, vice Barton ; Corn e t so d Sub-Ueotenent Hes. William Coventry to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice son ; Thomas Gardnor, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub•Limmuant, bnpurdame, vice Coventry. Oth Regiment of Dragoon Guarde.-Captaln Theodor* Waloh, from the S3d Fest, to be Paymaster, vies Darid Hay, who to tires opus half pay. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Thomas John Pettat to be Liesteoent, by purchiee, vice Vivian, promoted ; Gay Lard Dorchester, to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Pettat. 14th Light Dragoons—Captain Edward Lane P to be Mier, by purchase , vice Townsend, promoted ; L ieutenant Ambrose Congreve to be Captain, by purchase, vice Parry; amid Morin Abbott to be Lie utenant, by purchase, vice Cookrivi t, Henry Van Strasboonee, Gentim i men, iota* Co r net, by merellem; rice Abbott. 13th Light Dragoons—Captain James M , Qtteee, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Lewis Shedden, who exchanges, re. ceiving the difference. 17th Light Drageons—Walter Williams, Gentlentin, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wentworth. who retires. 11th Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet Gorski Dmitrie, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without perched% vice Walsh, promoted in the 51st Foot. 11th Foot—Lieutenant Charles Medic to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who refire.; Ensign John Gage Lady, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant. by purchase, eke Medic. Slat Foot—Ensign John Prendergast Walsh, from the 11th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Irving, deceased. 64th Foot—Ensign Edmund Wright to be lieutenant, by per.' chase, eke Kenyon, promoted ; William Lammed, Geat. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wright. 65th Foot—Captain Henry George Buller, from half pay 11th Foot, to be Captain, vice James Young, who eachanges. list Foot—Ensign and Adjutant Alexander Macdonaldto have the rank of Lieutenant; Stall Assistant Surgeon Join Fitz Gerald, M.D. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Gibson, whose appointment has been cancelled. 90th Foot—Lieutenant John Wilson to be Cepa* without pur chase. vice Woolkombe, deceased; Ensign Frederick Resift to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson; Geodes= Cadet Philip P. Gallwey, hoot th e Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vim Readily. 99th Foot—Thomas Case, Gem. to be Ennio, by purchase, vim Lathy, promoted in the 11th Foot. Royal African Colonial Oarpo—Ma* Mouser Miley to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur cha se, eke Leahy, demand; Captain James Hinman to be Major, vice Findlay ; Listatemat Herbert Mends to be Captain, vies Illogotom; Ensign WWiane Edward Stanley to be Lieutenant, vice Mends. Major John Townsend, from the loth Light Drsgasas, to b. Um tcoant-Colosel of Infunry, by purchase. To be Captains of Infantry. by pat hase—Lientemen ?beaus Kenyan, from the II Sth Foot; Lieutenant Chisies Creeping Vivian from the 7th Light Dragoons. INSIPITAL sca n. fitaff-Surgam Gavin Mhos, M.D. from the half pay, to be liar geoo to tho Forces. The trederntentlessed Aimed is retire frees the Service. by the sale of unattached commissions -6h*. thatral Henry Charles Darling ; Captain Francis ADONIS% hair Pal attached; Captain Peter Peps, half pay unattached. Commissions by the Lord fiestenaat of the County of Gleameigeit. Morgan PophinTraberae, Frail. to be Depety-Lieutenant ; Henry thrgewer, raq. to be ditto. DUCLARATIONS OF lISOLVIINCY. William Mien; and John Flaid, Strand, jeweliefil. Thomas BA. Litchfield.street, Westminster, dealer in AA. Tisanes /built&ll, Birmittsbaui, victualler. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jelin Smes and Baena Myna Imm o Otawil.mort.Cheapside, warehousemen. BANKRUPT& James Peter Hillary, Poultry. Wine namiliant, to surrender, May I. t, and is. at Mao, at the Court of Conlidaisdimars of Bank. tops, Badnikalhatrest. Attorney, Mt. Ogden, St. Mildred's. cowl, Punkry, John Sotto and Edward Avesta Saw, Crowoooort, Chospaide,, warehoutetneo, April td, at eleven, te, at twelve, and May ii, at eleven, at the Conn of Comintasioners dam:it:opts, Basing hall.orsot. Attorney. Mr. Smith, Basinghallotreet. Henry Cutler, Synimurs lon, wine merchant, Ap ril 24, at ten, Slay S, at twelve, and td, at tee, at the Coot Comodadoners of Bankrupts, Basingliall.striet. Attornies, Messrs. Woodward and Co. New Broad-street. Matthew Evans, Nottingham, dowtaroper, April**, 23, and May MI, at eleven, at the Conamordal Ilisms, BristoL Attaroles,Dlr. Briton, Bashighall.strortj or Mean. Bowan and Co. Bristol. George Moues, Shrflic . kl, Einar nommfactorer, AO' Of, tri, sad May VI, at ten, at tits King's Had Inn, fted6ld. Attornks, Mr. Rodgers, filieSaid ; or Mr. Rodgers, Dr/cashing-square. fohn Masters, sea. and John Masters, jun. Cirencester. Glover...l tershiro, brewers, Aptll se, at six, 25, and May as, at ten, at the, Earn Ina, aroncester. Atrnies, Messrs. Bartlett and Co.. Nkholas.laor ; or Mr. Bower, CiftllCeettf. Adam Hart, Nottingbans.placo, Commcrcial.road, draper. April 25, 27, sad May 1111. at two, at the Palace Ina, Manchester. Attoralos, Messrs. Parkins and Co. Gray's losogoare ; or Mr. Lc Vitas, Manchester. Junes Twibili Wilde, Wath.opoo•Daarno Yorkshire, =T r , April 22, 23, and May Si, at two. at th e Angel Inn, ham, Yorkshire. Anoraks, Mr. Taylor, John4treet, Bedford. ruwor Mr. Badger, Rotherham. Lord Henrykl Smith, Grcoowich. Kent, Mos merchant. April 114, at twelve, 2s. and May to, at 'levee, at the Court of Control& Moser. of Batiks, ts, Bastagleill.atriat. Attend's, Mown. Druce sod Soar. Joseph Wrigley, If.oriwl, Totholdre, merchant, April te, May 6, and as, at Moo, seas Ni Arms Inn, Hod. darslicid, Yorkshire. Murales, Moms Illitye and Co. Chan. ;cry-lane; or Mr. J. Mk*. Rd" Ihddloworth. John &yields, Broad•il, of Miry 1.1, mod sit, at tee, at the Coon of Commiisisama of Bankrupts, BoodughalS , street. Anoraks. Moe" Walsall and C. Falaawallotat•• Charles Lewis Harrison, Fornivars Ino, Holborn, hotel keeper. May I, at ten, 5, see nine, and 11, at tea, at the • Court of Co.. stissionen of Bankrupts, Basitighall.stroot, Attorney, Mr. Shirrs& Salisborvatrort, Strand. Rickard Llowalia Rahn, Compton, Dorertaldre, sail desk maker, Mai 1. 2, and as, at elates, at the George Ina, Crowkonas. trimaraotahlte. Autitnies, Messrs. Chows and A. King's Bomb. walk, Temple;Templer. Bridpoit. Ana. Now* Idairoltswor, neilllnor, April IT, lIIIe, na mid my oi, at tsp.. at tho York Hood, Mariehostoe. Alites, 116111111 # Hurd and Co. Temple; or Mr. lieddes, Maracheator. DIVIDKNDS., May S. S. Vaasa and F. Field, Paturchotr • est, met at ton, al the Olin of Colimmalihnols- low, basher. at drain, at tSo Angel Ise, Lndlow-■n ' May iis . Bram% jag. Norwich, iroalomador, at elite, at do ar liimi Inn, Norwich-.. May 0, A. Illohanote, Royal Ha. Ikt . Merchant, at ten, at the, art of Commisdonsrs;-• tii tt f inst, Icy Osik t a lt4treet, y " ) ellk . e ilmrcor, at ell!" la q s . dimsie,,at two,at die George Ins , NiwoorModiparoltie. MX Martdatt,HalUao, Yorkshire, ale* peoprktor, dt Otim. at_tto klati,lat: es7,ollicia, Halitax-- . May 5, I S . Jankhas, i= ellem. WWII. . at sieves, at the Coon of Akiaars;—•Mwy it, Harry Brighthiliwitonr, limber it* *Mots at *yews M the Conn of Comatissianees••-Mai Is Ws , Sl ay H. Bristol, ea:pouter.. at one, at dos Bummer TIMOR, ra ti o r i— k -Blay 1, Meyer, : L istort.opmbiloil, cabinet at Mk. at di* Dial, Minpton ~,...lia—mi, it'll": Dodgem and T. ma y,BeChealdda, war slaw, at eft at the Coon. et Commledetme-..May S, L Brightwen and Co. Cow& ball. BIM. balatallaat at *MM. at the Court of Comanisdatero.o April SS, J. Helmer and Co. Manchester. morchasta, at two, M the Palace inn, Nisnetuister—may 5, 0..1. Tampon, Bury It. Ed m 6,4., gado*, grocer. at eleven, at die Den ha, Mori Si gd as ja4.—May 5, J. Mearhoom and Co. Milan Mills, so. lop, 'own at twelve, at.ths Sear -kr, 1 Aliy 4, T. 7: B 4: B9 O“4IMUINge Kat, poser, at sins% at lbe IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS TURSDAT, Arpg. 14. Logo Nemesia' entered the Howe at $ Quarter before Pie *'Clock. Ur Asa:aims Chart and othen brought op frost the Howe of Cessowes a. SW Wilke facilitating the public Midianite the Navy and Vientalliog Departments. the Oferneridi Ntlt, sad the Newfoundland fishery 80. The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petdoo from the Suggests of Norfe& and Norwkt, signed - by 400 neatal *Up, praying that the Hesse weold take boo eeshidtrailen.iddiossletV essuwei relative to disunite, as would enable the reed- simile do justice to the communky. Tb petitioners mated the enteibie sun in which medical nen were placed in that pan of the estuary, in coneopseuce of the snot of subjects for dissection. and diary wasted in the wisdom of ruining to tact the abject they bad In view. OLE 'um. Lod FARNHAM presented s Pet{ des free tbe Ink Mass. hewers nod Tbrevreters the City of DWI& ittriboteC the desperate Mato at tbdr trade to the adedbdos d Who salmis into the toarket. dos bad was reduced per not. and op eras* of LOON tvWkid fad empirpotot le IU4, volirdber destitute. The jpedMegen trotted their Lordships wet* adopt lbw ransom that *dad protect disk trade.—Orderol to lie so the table. jrgem , Snail Print* Mb passed dumb their respecdvi stalaraid tbs Hosea adjourned at a Masses-roe! Frri o'Cadelt. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. C. PALLISER moved ate emceed roadie( of the West ledia Deck JUL Mr. POULETT THOMPSON said the object of this pH being so raise meaty, there bad set Mae selicieet dale gives; he &Geld therefore ne►e that the BM be read kescoad dune this d•y Wes months. _ _ Mussa-end Mr. Alderson Woo* she created the second .ahey 41.1 Mr. C. PALLMEit replied. wins the Muse tbadedoad there appeared fee the second reading Ayes . 3S Noes . . Alaiotity in favour of the second reading —4O M. BANKER presented a Nikkei from the Archdeacon and Clergy of Dorset against the Catholic Claims. Mr. BROWN LOW presented a Petition Irons Brewers and Whiter, of the North of Ireland, praying for a• equalization of t►e Duties on ilak and Spirus in Ireland and Bcodan4. After a few words from the Csaar.nams et the ISCIIIIII.I. the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. BROWN LOW presented a Petition from the Dian Ii of Westmeath, complaining of the mossier is which the cams et Sult.lberiff was Oiled in Ireland, and praying that the soltert Might be inquired into. Net a few observations from Mr. Beowstnw. Mr. Denney, Mr. WattAca, Mr. Seat= Rice. Mr. Maniacs Firsintamm. and Lord Lavas= Goma, the Petition was ordered to be printed. lit. BROW NLOW moved for a return of the ease of the elm Slab-Sherd' of Westmeatb, referred to by Lord Wemateath. A away was hots& from the Lords, stating theft Loral** agreement to several Bills. and requesting a copy of the Report of the Committee open the Coal Trade. presented on the Sid of Joao. Mr. WALLACE presented two Petitions from the enemy el Leitrim, against the Sob-letting Aet, and one from WeafortL Coles= DAVIS gave entice, that on the 14th of May he should bring forward a motion to regulate the hoer by a maoill e = l tar the receiving itt petitions by the House. The Hon. ebio gave notice of a motion for Thurmlay the blst of Jane. with a view to the employment of convicts in our Colonies,* in his Ma. jesty's service. Mr. MALCOLM pretested a Petition from the iiihabitaat Berton, praying (or a repeal of the Howe and Window Tab Mr. F. BUXTON moved for copies of all the eerrespmeenre between Ms Majesty's Government and Foreign Powers, relaire to the Slave Track. More the Ist of January, I•2B.—Ordered. Mr. V. FITZGERALD asked the Ho= Member (Mr. Tennyson) to postpone his motion relative to this Fund to a future day, in order that the adjourned diaa - 7== the Silk Trade might proceed. as early as possible. Mr. TENNYSON said he had no objection to postpone k met the Ist of May, provided the Worthy Alderman near him would postpone the kiosk* up of the Report oo the Leaden Bridge BUI until a subeespent day to that. Alderman WOOD said he had no objection to the Report bolt isreoght up the da after the mocha of the Ho= Member.—The =Woo was sowr d Mgy pompom& oamunnen mums. Sir 0. COCKBURN moved the Order of the Day for theHoose resolving Itself isms a Committee of the whole Howe open the Gireeowlek Hespitel 1111.— Th e Mown having resolved itself =to a Committee, par. lIUME said be observed a clause in the BM to prevent the person to be appointed as Trustee fat eh liereby =eating his seat In Paraiba". He ebbed to know els amplest was to be latredoceitie the rate, by whisk of Paribassot were bound to 'MOP diet mu en aseophy pleas of eisolonsent. Sir CCOVKIWRN said that posses Andel to already held a high "Maths is Greenwich T i dal, and the appointment he was now to U win bat a sight alseradea of the ditty be already rforneed, and it WWksthought therein, vonecomary that he should p nip his mt. Mr. HUME asked if the BEI was to apply to all prams who =lila in bare MI the plias Mr 0. COCKBURN mid, certainly net. Mr. NUM= kepteised Idatielf and and the clam agt. e .! 11. , Mr. 114,11BUITON odd a few words Is a very low taw td votes, witsb we understood to be oireedve of a desk as to Ne proper ausagentent of die motes et i Noble sod unions. sate itort—orbkb opiates bid bites eindleated tee. tbs use et the Bonita. Lord LOWTHRI NM. dot ma Waft nor the moons .t' 'Greatwith Betpital hot qtr, he Mat then is a rant direr. Isobel late, sod lomoollitag let ahem limn% amen spas Maw spawn With input No the estates MO. tirlenft _to the hos. _ la he plod alks l ei ftwd, to wink the /Maw hol ea to Wino Ida that they wen n well onsepd as any mienq the kiithrosoe Was proved by dirk innand ran. Whew int they were eenbeatei they were wank eery nor tbeseued pooh per mans ; any he/ earthy loweend n Woe se tit theoesod pools p* asneo, aM were et that on non ntsaly meth 40,010 L a your. The etherenoire were thus agreed to, Pb. Mon roomed. ai the Wen walentersta to be Wight op sawn*. Mr. HUME thee mover! the Order of the Day for taking halo consideration the 'state of the Silk Trade. The Order of the Day having been read, the Honour able Member said that, on entering the House yester tmfHhoreiettcdtee.egitabsi: icy, be did not intend to addrea the house, but to give a silent eye in opposition to the mourn* for a Corn eissetteSmat,edibono t s e w i l i er r i a n .b r r i s n w ri d c i nge l o ic c ) h i r d nc th h c e i u m r ii r eottmianitt slier crable ou r se u lce r , 7 ain ; T ee : . as he should consider it his duty to enrolment upon wine things which had gees stated by that Hoamirakte Menstor, *hose math , city upon subjects of that nature was so' great tha: it was necessary that the erroneous 'opinions which he had stated to the Houle should not go forth to the country without an 'answer. Waib every thing stated by the Honourable fairthiser for Coventry (except a few ge neral pa cifoositroasyhe (Mr. Hume) agreed. He admi:. ted the greansese of the - distress which existed in the Silk 'Trade, out only in lipitalfielk but throughout the manufacturing districti elsewhere; but he denied the truth of the position Which the Honourable Member bad over and over again laid down, namely, that " the trial of the flee trade system had been made is 1826, and that it had failed, and bad nearly ruined both :the rowster and manufacturer." This conclu.i n he (M-. Hum.) denied, as well as the cause to which the Hon. Meath*. had imputed the distress; and both he thought were contradicted by the figurr s of the Honooral le Mover himself. In order to show the truth of this. he (14-. Hume) should refer to the sta:e r f the trade for the fifteen years which had takes place since Vie peace, including the years 1814 and 1818. All that time may be divided into three periods, namely, from 1814 to 1818 ; 1819 to 1825; 1924 to 1828. la the first of these periods the amount of - silk lampooned into this country was 1,526,0001. in the second period it was 2,185,0001. in the third period it was 3.716.0001. This would insioediately show how onfounded had been the 1 statement of the Honourable Member for Coventry, who said that in the period abohMrstent oned there had been a seduction of 700,0001. in 1,800,0001. A* thee - curious fact was, that in these fifteen years the quantiiy, taking the average, of thrown silk had not one year amounted to 50,0001. whereas the variation in the Um- portation of the raw material had beets m. re then dabbled. The inclusion which be drew fawn .these facts, that although in 1814 'the protectmg ante Or die throwster was 'reduced to severs shillings and sizpits4, and in 1824 and 1825 to ss. yet DO alteration had taken place is the amount of thrown silk imported ioto - diis country.. In the year 1795 and the five succeeding years as much thrown silk had been imported into this coon; try as in the five years now list past; yet the &nowt - nee duties in the importation of thrown.silk had been regularly on the increase from 1195 to 1814, nd the fact that the importation did not increase when the dm ties sere low, plainly showed briw little the thruwstess had to fear from an extension of the principles of free trade in the importation if thrown silk. In fact, the amount of the protecting duty was quite ti slog when ermaparedwltretbet gesourrettheorree silk to whics:nr had been applied. Upon 4,000,000 pounds weight of silk, worth shout 5,000,001 W. stealing. the pootecting 'duty amounted only to 60,0001. Tile mut bum y front which we obtained the quantity of thrown silk imported into this country veal now very nearly the same as thirty years age,. Attempts had keen made in several puts of the north of Europe, in Poland, Gerbiany. and Mis sies to establish a silt trade, and this had prodsiced a demand opin the thrown silt of the ' , alien market erhieh prevented any additional imp..rtation into this country. Under the circumstances of the cite he finped that the throwatets *timid themselves vane to the Right Hon. Gentleman, and show their diLinaerestedness by requesting him to . admit thrown silk without any duty. add more especially at the duty was so Small in proportion to the wht4e value bf the article imported. But in anotherpoint W view the case would appter equally striking. in the leaf. 1828 there had been 22,400 bales Of Silk imported into this eonatry. .H6trr. tit tl:is quantity only 2,171 bales were thrown silk. te.ey, ing 20,229 bates of raw si k, eveiy orriceof . ehicli been throWn by the aninsitoctufers of this count'''. ,The throwsiers, therefore, instead cir haviag any caul of germ. had at 'least ten to one in their fay to. as the qu nutty of thrown silk imported was only no e-teoth of what had been 'thrown in this country: - Al. Omit facts showed that the alarm of the throw.teis was. no. found. d ; and when the sospenci which prevailed upon the subject should have been taken away, bs the passing tit a law allowing of the free importation of thr..wis silk, individuals Who now opposed the syStesn of free toads, would wonder at the dangers by which they bad been frightened. If the facts which he had now stated, and which he took from official returns, were to be relied on, be hoped that the Hon.rdover would mo liouger per. severe in the stateibent that the system of 'see trade bad been tried and had failed. The Hon.Membes for Newark had stated some propositions last night which be (Mr. Home) thought ill founded, and which. moreover, were in direct opposition to the opinions which .he nourable Member had esprested iu another manner. In a publication of the Honourable Member it was ezpoessly stated, that el one of the greatest bleisingi iif mankind was the enabling of each country to exchange the superfluities of its produce for those of other core tries." Yet,' in oppositites to this principle, the Hots. Member for Newark had last night asserted,that every pound of foreign goods imported into this country dis placed an equal quantity of, the goods and labors} of this country, and introduced a proportionate shate of idleness and distress. But, in knower to this, he (Mi. Home) should maintain that for every poind of foreign goods brought into this country a pound of 'oar &Cods was given in ezchlinge. It wit said ilso . by thellon. Member' for Newark, and by triennia. Member foe Canino* that geld - Must be sent Out of this coast* to pay tor the - goods impOeted; and both Honoorabli Members considered this exportation . of gold a stest evil to the country. But be thought that tbeespeirtatien of gold *as one of the greatest blades, ,which the mentry could enjoy, as the gold was not produced i t this country, and must have been previously. obtaio4 M exchange for the pradaetions of our own labour. HO (Or. Hasne) theiefort wondered that the Hosoureble Member for Calliopes (Mr. Swine) shintld ha** mated so anork de expostadoe of gold out of the ar ettr; ie I . He (fir. Home) had often wondered token,' to the essii Of torn the d'octrines which tin aolalletable bird** for Ca3lliagwo fiid laid dowsi ova 1