Star. — London, England, 1827-06-20 00:00:00

Nunssa 12,590.] 'SALES BY AUCTION. • • • PORT OF wITIKOIITEI. Fog SALE BY AUCTION. Order of the Hon. Coessenlsehows of his Majesty's Customs, Atelle Cwitoen.hoose at this Place, so TUZIWIT, June se, 1127, at Eleven o'Clock Is the Foreneon, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, 5055 001111181111/110W (At a Price not less than the &tie%) • too Gallons of BRANDY, (Pan of which is it fee Dealers); N il G l um of GENEVA, 14 Gallon at RUM, 4 ,h ee lope, I Bag, S Casks Cohering, and. the Bab e ( Foie Open Boats, with their Materials; abo t , " th k e ss Z ten* of datroyed Poor Gallon Casks. The Goode may be viewed by applying to the Caere s. l bw at Sear Stabsiss oweekbissi a 'most 'esasaleaMpl TiMILY MANSION, Cebels Haase, ltahisa i - att4ii Satin abed Mee; WOW Oarftiri. •Ret Ftwasese ad Paddocks ; good .raviiik Mos* inikaaa• Apeehlawal lafiSoir- att. MtMtbooMae.l repar. The Lead it wry Frafiersirrs auk aad pos sess' may fine skulls. fag 'COW eipas, in a fine War, corm,. e • oar Peas ; ewe Pasha p NEMO Milked 'eft tweets t .Ta ra,, and amnia the evade* -. pilimmi Panieugan. aptly at Garrsway's Caree-bosse ; at Adird; Bash, Stilnes ; Meek Dog, Bedfast ; of Mr. Gargrave, agar, Leicester-place, Leicester-square; rad Mr. Adam Murray, hays and bad Agent, GI, St. Martln's-lane, Strand, Leads& SUSSIX-PLACE Pun""'-- .....mo,a, etIIGENTS PARK. SPLENDID FURNITURE. /Jobb briMent Plate, Pier, and CHIMNEY GLASSES; . &verb Cut Glass LUSTRES; Issitihil CliMed Perfikut Musical TIIdIA-PIECES. sad curious CHRONOMETER and other CLOCKS; Costly Beam Ottoman and Alabaster BUSTS; A Fiemased GUN D PIANO-FORTE, by Booesiwoos; llent VIII N A Valiable LIER Keee ANT of BOOKS p apa PRINTS, Aid a choice Wellies of MEDALS; CELLARS of Rare Fine OLD WINES, k.e. TO BE SOLD BY SUCTION. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick Haan, Recant - street,) Oa tbe Premises, No. i. Sessex-place, Regent's Park, Os Weemenae. eke Ink of July, 1827, and Five following Part (Sunday excepted) at Elem. o'Clawk, Be Omits or 'rat Pasmuzsoz, TOE SUPERB FURNITURE. &c. designed and 4 eleasted le the most magnificeat style, by the Arse memo irists IP London. Cemprising--elegant lofty Fear-poet. Conch, ,g other Bedetoade.owl Morpheme; excellent seasoned Bode lidding: lailinges Whig sad other Ward/Oboes Coals P.riaim Dresalq TOW and Glasses. sad Beekbassobst Bed-steps and Motel Copbeente, Ladles' Meth' Glasses, Clem of Drawers, Ec. viola& Onialigillasacantaa . Roma, Mem and ether Window Curtains, In Mote Cotten and Moe Oak Cb.th i elegant Sofas, Couches, Ottomans, and Chairs war; noble brilliant Plate, Pier . and Chimney Glasses; Pier tabs lasi Cabinets' a grand Piano-forte, by Broadwood; superb linglas Lustre. Ca. asoletts, Girandoles and Grecian Lamps; Imigel Owed remand Ormolu Parisian Musical Tletelitees, 11l curious high Pillar Iwoops, Eiglet.day Clocks, cad excellent Osoessneter, by Joyce. London; costly Bronze, Ormolu. sad agate Busts, Vases, and Figures; excellent Cabinet Articles in liivreoti, Kingwood. and klahogany ; Leo, Card, Sofa, Mu d* Work. Library. and other Tables; capital set of Patent Ps* ditto; elegant Pedestal Sideboard and Cellerst; Sets of ex dim Dtaing.room and Library Chairs; Fauteuil and Lounging its; Fire Screens; costly Wing Library Bookcase, and PeeleWol4 liali Cabinets: costly rich Bengal Carpets, of various slaw wi beautiful patterns; Turkey and Brunch ditto. and Hese* Nis Ornamental sod other China, rich Cut Glass ; Calmed Lis MI Wines, about Four Hundred Dozen; valuable wary 4 hob; by the most esteemed Authors, Prints, fec. a Hoe asish In. el 'Bedsits, Polished Steel-cut Feeders and Fire Items, kitchen Requisites, and various other Articles. Mai le viewed on Friday, Saturday, libsoday, la Tuesday Prttedizethe Sale, by Catalogues ouly, at Two SMilinp and Me k, to be had on th e Pr e mises; and of Mr. Robins, 170, set. CORDIAL BALM OF OILRAD. THIS Medicine has been uncommonly successful with young People, who have the appearance and air of old IP; who are pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even babe ; who have au utter distaste for everything, or are totally inca pacitated. The virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of GILZAD to also daily demonstrated, in eradicating the wont and most carro t ,* symptoms of Merton' Debility ; and nothing has tended Site to establish tjte fame of this Medicine, than its certain sae s in those complaints, which strike their roots deep is the Con cludes, and are so Lt.! to the happiness of naankled. told by Mr. R. Johnuone, 68, Cornball; Mr. Sanger. 150, Odstd-nreet ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. &redlines R•Tal Es . I Mute, Lond on , price 11s . each, or roar in me Family Bottle for 2e by which one 1 Is. bottle is saved, with the words " SamL bknon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.—Round each bottle h wrapped a copies. Sill of lbrectiests, costainiog select Magma tins itulacacr• 411 - THE Y MUTINY; OR, SAFITY IN RUPOISTITION: ASHIP hoshewara bound, by Lucas chiefly maned, A scheme of revolt Oa the passage they Owned: And rising en masse the Europeans attact'd, By type and familia! &Rios head! IX Menut casts, yet ibeitidaie soled That all the Luaus should suited pronged To master the vessel, and spare not in suite A eV-ionic Christian-clog's infidel We! The Captain appris'd of the mutiny. knew No art the impending result to subdoo; Fur coura ge gave way to the motions* basin. Anti terror now reigted the stout vessel aboard. " Resign not all hope!" a brave paavenger wad s " At least Superstition shall lend as bar aid." In Boots then of matchless respkadency Me di la which the One forms of reflection were trued. He mustn't' the mutinous Lasean on decky And threateted on each ample vengeance to wreck " Ye obdurate race, who thus &eds.) your crimes, Behold ! that even tollow'd front far distant climes Your i.loh appear, to disclaim your Furman Awl ch ose t h eir abode in a Briton's height Boots." All ;Akers the creed transmigration believe, — The passenger's words the revolters receive la proof of their faith, and to duty adhere. Nit note if their idols with Christians appear! Zle wish was complied with. and during the velar ,rhe Lasear s no l onger i n d uty were l ac ki ng ; "le Idols that awed them were kept In close stowage. And tar% wa, the vessel by WAARS/11.1.1rT BLACKING. 1414 EnT Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by ai e d ,aittioL STRAN. London And void in every To D ws is the Kindest. 1;11rooto7o; to tbe Sole, :eq." ber CAPITAL FREEHOLD ISTAb, COf At ASHFORD. la the °Amy Mildlehes, ' • . ' Ge 10 RENDRE:O A a • . w Tiro 1100116 up AND T MA) PIIRCHIR I / 4 I Th 11144 6 DI •• • 1 4 • . . At Gertewaje Coll. • . lit - • • ' •••• At Ow &Ma. IRIS TRULY DESIRABLE ESTATE is.free Ba tree GREAT TITHE, sad LAND TAX itRDERSIXD, ow C Oa Wm t r, Clltr If Wit *Ai lasl4 a was 'rabies *l. bait' *I a Clem ass Yaw Pahl tale les; Uhl b Pate at la • ale • • prate 4 e pal he Ire al r wage • i KAllt c h f, a. duo ; an air • he lc- of ay Lod , f t of at lea hit , aCe at. I On Will 'CISY 4 '. 4, wi:b I 4:: (( )a • r"' • f • T.• k 416 . • I, f ar WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1827. THE NEWS LONDON SUNDAY PAPER. AN Edition of THE NEWS will , in future, be published, at the Ogee is Brydgeomreet, every Sawabar Arteemow, In dims Wicket for Its beteg delivered, post free, so the Soressr, to any part of the United Kingdom, sot exceeding Two Hundred Mites from the Metropolis. Orders for 'Tema or Country received by all the Newsmen. Ike. N.E. Tea News contains no Advertisements. Lawrence Posatospleiae, wholesale ts.deden. Jaws Walls sad Richard Claiiirar, We*meet. Samara' Town, babilera. Wa. 11111015 m, Iffiembeeter, drapers. Demi gory ais a V I CON• a." 4: II 11111414trest, Orithwark. habonieshore. Rebt. ' Prase...and Weal Alba, Inverness. merchant adage. ' 114.911111 Villttelle sod Jobs Rime, Stoektem.upoo-Tees, Doebee, paw malimints. Jame Gawtherp and Benjamin Fieshor, Leeds, York. ▪ eskimet-makers. William Wright end Jams Man. distor t Gomm spinners. F. Richardson and Sabo Hors. mob. Linmobeabe, Milers. Thomas Haabey, George Pickering, mid Jam Whiterbetami. Barnsley, Yorkshire * blasebera. Wm. LI" Ties. I.elth. Ab TAO. end W. Lelak jaw lemloy, York /Ake, nos chants. Jibe Shim sod Aim Mak Wagner. salaam Saha ifilhisr. Mery Willekkr, and . WOMAN. OAK. keen, farmers. * lwo Ward ae4 Lev* f=:. t . ham, Kent, watchmakers. ifq hamlet Gina end Jmiin Hulbert, Queen street. assareles. Jobe SiMillgt Md. Win. Mills, Sheepbrad. Luicemomilre, balliora. J. Iffolind sad S. Dark*, meanies. Jams WlMosisand Domini Prtteberd, Mien street, HiU-street Ilerkeiry-ssoare broody .seam . Joseph Rawlings, Molt; Bawling' , 11041 Jabs Cog, Mods, Frame. Somerseuhire, clothiers. . NI LiTARY ?ROM DT lONS. • • Awn 18, 1847. ist Regbrest of Wi Geispsola Wett Wyatt owlet ldejpr mid Lieta..Goimet by.; vide t 14101401 Uabridge, pro. nutted ; lidwar4 Redo Fkatheir re ba Donde, by par. chase, vice Wyatt; Corset and tub- Lint. Henry Bingham Bar ing to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fletcher. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—lent. Henry Kdward Beville, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Sir William Henry Si. Lawreace Oar!, who eachanges, receiving the difference. 15th Regiment of Lien Dragoons—Capt. John Crossley, from the half-pay. to be Captain vice Henry Nernst'. who exchanges. receiving the difference; Lieut. Parke Poop' Neville. from the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice livered, vskneackaagm. 17th Ditto—Serleant Major Deets Hanlon co So Cornet, by par. chase, vice Need, promoted; Cornet Dada Haase° to 'be Adjs. rant. vice Barron, who resigns the Adjotsatcy only. Royal Waggon Train—Lleut. William Dean, from the Retired List of the let Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice IlSortboa, promoted. 15th Regimes* of Foot—Captain Alfred Davies, from the 75th Feet, to be Captain, vice James Bionatt, who reds's. upon the half pay, receiviog the difference. 13d Ditto—Boo. Henry Thomas Stanley to be Second IJestenant, by purchase, vice &restos, promoted. 15th Thtte—Hospital Assistant James Stuart to be Assistaat Sat goon, vice Reid promoted in the 55th Foot. 50th Ditto--Lieet..Colonel Hugh litacpenle. from the 45th Foot. to be Lieut..-Coiooel vice Vigooreat who eschangos. To be Liesitaaante.-Limst. Robert Alexander Andrews. from the 45th Foot, vine Blacken, who eachanps; Lieut. Jobs Ca livered, from -tbie 15th Light Dragoons. vice Nevi& who ex. ebanges; Lieut. Charles Tobin, from the 54th IPbot,vire faked, who exchanges; Ensign Charles Wyatt, Narrow, vice Lewis. gjimeased. lii M 11frigies—Hettry Weesys Magee, Goat. vice Barrow. IN Dfrlths•ifout. Clark Mariam Caldwell, front the lith Foot, to be Lisistment, Nee O'Neil, promoted. 54th Ditto—Surgeon Robinson Aytoo, from the lint Foot, to be Serino., vice Reginald Ortoo, who retires upon balipay Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 55th Ditto—To be Lieutenant. —Lieut. WlWam O'Han, from the 47th Foot, vice Macpherson, promoted; Lem. James Ted*, from Me hillf-pay, vice O'Kede, promoted. To be Morgeon--Aselent &mow Fradeis Reid, from the 15th Foot, ,fee Pmt deemisd. 55ds Ditto—Lida. Seim Ilistdaew in be Copal% vice Seynsonr. &teased ; agesii Edward Evens is he Liestemmt,vice ; Richard Sr" Gist. co be Rai" vice Evans. 44th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Ensign .1. D.Tositg, vice Evans, who retires ; Ensign George Gorges Stretford Low . eke Cr Ha ll oran, preenat.4 io the 99th Foot. To be Ensigns, lir VlMlllit-.-.6411111.Mil Dtu.a, Liira••. 'Kt 10111111 Ralph Alien Daniell, Gent. vice Lowther. 45th Ditto—Lieut.-Colonel Charles A. Vlgooreux, from the Mk Foot, to be lientesant Colonel, vice Stu-pool*, who exchanging, Lieut. Dennis A. Coartaine , from the 57th Foot, to be 1/141 vice Elliott, who eultanges. 4rth Ditto—Llest. John Blackall, from the 30th Foot, to be Lkut. vice Andrews, who exchanges. 50th Ditto—Uest. Charles Wines to be Qaartertnamer, vice - Batter, deceased. /Id Ditto—Opt. Lord Charles James Fox Rowell, from the Nei ' Foot. to be t&ptain, vice Grenville Berkeley, wise retires ups kalf.pay, receiving the difference. 54th Ditto--Lieutenant lit. &hoof, from the 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tobin, who exchanges. Nth Ditto—Captain George Merton Eden, from the balfr ag y e , e z be Captain, paying the difference. vice Lord C. J. F. appointed to the sod Foot. Ditto—Lieutissot Lewis Carmichael to be Captain, vice Stevenson, deceased ; tisejeant.Majoe D. Calder to he Adjutant, with the rank of Mal" vies Carmiebsel, promoted. 1 110th Ditto—Liestamist James Morten Spoerreata, trona half-pay Uwe. r Royal &tasty, to be Lientesant, vice parroted. 75th Ditto--Captals Gestawas Hanna, from the isaltpay, to be Captain, paying the differesse, vies Davis, appeiinted to the 15th Foot. 76th Ditto--Llestenant Charles Franck Nonoo, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Ben, profaned. sath Ditto—Harry Heron, Gent. to be Emig°, by purchase, vice Davis, prossotecL 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Charles Elliott, from the 45th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Courtarse, who exchanges. Ditto—Suwon Matthew Lamers, from half-pay ist • Veteran B/Ullilol3, to he Surgeon, vice Ayton, appointed 34th Foot. • VKATTACiI CD. Lieutenant Kinpteit Dodd Loyd, from the 45th Foot, to be Cap tain of Infantry. by purchase, vice Amherst, whose promotion has DK taken place; Ensign Edward Davis, from the 116th Foot, to be Lieutenant of Infantry. by purchme. Ile under-mentioned Lieutenants. actually serving upon full-pay . . in Regiment! of dm Line, wboie connassione are dated In or previous to the year 1111, lave accepted promotion spout bad& pay. according to the Geseral Order et the 27th December lam' leutenaot George Here, from the Tlith Foot; Lieutenant Wil• ham Peony, from the 110th Foot; Lieutenant Charlie Merriest, hum the Raga) Waggon Train. The prosodist of Brew; Maier Champ, of the 4M Foot, to the unattached rank of Slajor, and the appoint:wait of Captain Wrottesiey, from the half-pay, to be Captain in the 434 Feet in soccession, are to be dated die Sd February, 1047, and not the 19th Bepteisber, MSC as formerly stated. The appointoteot of Captain illuttlebury, front the half-pay, to be Captain is the 97th Foot, was vice Logie, promoted, and not vice Morris, promoted, 111 stated in our Gazette of the sth instant. Lieutenant Wiltshire Stanton Austin, upon half-pay Royal West Indlirßaogers, has been allowed-to dispose of his half-pay. Commissions by the Lord Lientenant of t►e County of Brecon. Joseph Bailey. Rai. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Brecon Regiment of Militia—Gabriel Pewrll Seq. to be Captain& A Detachment belonging to the 4th Regiment of Foot, arrived in town yesterday morning, from Liverpool, on route to Tyne mouth. A Detachment belonging to the dist Regiment of Infantry, arrived in town yesterday morning, from Liverpool, so route iormenotith. The Dart mid Rime Yeomanry Cavalry went off duty en Then clay at Dinneen' ; nothing could exceed the gaud conduct of the Obit quartered there. as t I t i p leat modentined the Northumberland and Newcastle Yeomanry so out es Monday the &M inn. for eight days permanent duty, Wet the enniamini of Lieutenant Colonel Bata, M.P. Thonday lan Noisy troop of the Renfrewshire Yeomanry Ca valry met at 11101100fth the +eat of their Captain, Wtauaia Na mes, Esq. kr*. paipmme of intpettieg their clothing, &eye:view to their going is psinalient du: y. The troop has received a coo derabls secemlos et mrength, a good many Stalwart recruits having joined It. Three troops of the Herefottiskire Yeomanry assembled last week at Leominster, ti der the gosunsod of Captain Routs*, fr dwelled period of mamma' duty. FRENCH PAPERS. !ROM TITS STOILI, DATED HONDA?, JUNE 18. ARANJUEZ. Jam T. It is affirmed that the orders which were given a month ago to prosecute the Freemasons, and other roe bets of secret societies, will not be carried into effect, is consequence of the representations made by the Creptaiw General of Catalonia, on the impossibility of deliver ing / to justice so considerable a number of individisolt These orders, however, are sot foissally revoked. ' •• ,i'• l ThelleittemerafigPertifi bees trey very in, bat • to get better. Several chiefs of the rebels, who had been brought to Barcelona, have beets set at liberty, and sent to their own homes. * The Intendant of Police, announcing this measure by an Edict inserted in the Diario, assigns as reasons for it, Ow desire and the necessity of re-establish• ing tranquillity ih the province. Meantime it does not appear that the north of Cats. lonia ibas tranquil as has been affirmed. Bands of 90 1 or 40 men well armed scour the country, anti plunder travellers, without, however, ill-treating them ; but eaen affecting to behave to them with great respect and po liteness. What is most remarkable is, that two diligences coming from Perpignan and Barcelona were stopped and plundered at the latter end of May : this event has caused great uneasiness. The disputes which have arisen with the Captain- General of Guipuscoa relatively to the disarming of the provincial militia, and the orgaiization of the Royalist volunteers, continue with great bitterness, and without leading to any positive result. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jima 19. --or-- BANKAUPTCIEB SUPERS E DED. .._ _. . _ .. . .. Samuel ReadeU, !Winner, Somersetshire, victualer. • g Titans Banns, Witter Ann, Isle'nf Ginty, Kent, Samkm* u BANKRUPT& George Phillips. Brightbelmston, Sussex, confectioner, to uti t . . July 11. 1, and Si, at the White Horn Inn, Brig Attarnes. Mr. Thomas Freeman, Brighton ; or Moen- Freeman and Os. Coleman-street. Robert Gann, Backlesbetry. Undoe s ingeboneensia, Jane 16, Jody s, and 31. at aroma the Cant if ilimmissietsers of Bank rupts. Basiagkalbetreet. At" Powell and Co. Niebelas-bute. Lomberd-strbet. ," t: Pf ltairs. Ann Lloyd, weft, July it, is, and Si, at antes, at else Talbot Hetet Itireseirery. Attendee. Meson Clarke and Co.. Ckaneery-lase ; or Mr. J..lickerton swan NM ehrewsbery. David Mangum Qinen's Head-yard, Great Qammowitretk Lin cokes Ina-Gelds. as, as..na imly 31, at twelve, at the Court n• Cenunissloners or Bankrupts, Basinghallotreet. Attorney. Mr. WilHani F. Smith, New Clement's Ina Chambers, Pickett-street. Domingo Garen, late at Gibraltar, now of Hackney-road, met. • June Is, 39, at eleven, avid July 31, at ten, at the Coast of Commissioners of Batik's:tots, Basiaghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Bowman, Union-cwt, Broad.street. Richard Croft, and Samuel Croft, kw of Cbeapside, Women, June Its, July 6, at twelve, and 31, at ten, at the Nutt it 01141121 b. Wooers of Bankrupts Basingballefrort. Attendee, Meows. Brooking and Co. Leadfard-street. Richud Badnalf, Leek,. Staffordshire, Maker, June 36, July 17, and $l, at tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball -street. Attorney, Mr. W. A. Jews, Marione-raw, Mansion Haase. Henry Reynoids, Celtenham, Gioneaterahlreoaddler. July _9, 10, and St, at ten, at the Fleece Lon, Giatwaster. Attends% Messrs. Watson . and Co. Fakon-equare4 or Mr. Chula flatalkidge, Gloucester. _ _ Edmund Bencharnbers, Gloucester and Cheltenham. printer, Jane 30, July 2, and 31, at two, at the Royal Hdtel, Ciekenhant. *cornice, Mews. King and Co. Gray's Inn square ; or Mr. John Reed, Cheltenhatn. Joseph Graves, Riclunoad•place, East-street. Walwortb, Surrey, sugar refiner, June 22, 24, and July3l. at eleven, at the Court et Conunlidowers et Bankrupts. Basiaghal-street. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Jeremiah Bishop, IBatheaston. Somerseuhire, maim= and baker, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage ments with his creditors—Filed June 16. Jonah &stable, Church-street, Hackney, chemist and druggist, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet Ms engage ments With his creditors—Filed Juno Is. Thomas Holding, Duver•street, Hanover-square, hotel-keeper, lain insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements With his creditors—Filed June IS. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALUSTREET. Jul; 17, William Mollerley, Old BroatLstreet, merchant, at ten. July 27, George Whitehead, jun. and Gauntlett Clarke, late of Basingballetreet, Blackwell hall-factors, at twelve. July 13, Thos. Wiste and Jams lnglelsy Moss, Cheltenham, Gloucestersklre, mercers, at twelve. Jaly 17, Daniel Guttrklge &epbees, Harlow, Bases, Blicothspor. at ten. July 10, Thomas &idiom, Rumford, Vases; ,at tea. Jaly 10, Lawrance Thompson. Great St. Helen**, at dam July 17, Henry Barrow, taut of 'naive's lon, Helbare, jeweller, at Moe. July 17. Atka Nesbitt, Edward thwart. sod Jobe Nesbitt, jut. Aldenumbery, seer. chains, at tes. June 20, Abelian' Francis, Hies Holborn, lima. draper, at mines DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • July SO, James Davis, Bristol, and of Haiku, Somersetshire, tanner, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, BristoL July 11, Richard Arias Paw, jun. Leeds, Yorkshire, stiff manufacturer, at twelve, at the Sessions HANN Leeds. August 3, Sand. Husba;tds, Bloomsgrove, Radford, Nottinghamshire- lace manufacturer, at twelve, at the Lion Hotel, Nottingham:. July 11, Isaac Hill, Bradwell, Derbyshire, baker, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. July 11, Richard Bowman, Manchester, at nine, at the Star lan, Masehester. July 13, John Poole, sen. and John Peel*, jun. Rgremont, Cumberland, sail.cloth.snanufactarers, at twelve, at the Black Lien Inn, Whltehaven. July 10, John Springford, War. milieus, Wiltshire, victualler. at two. at the Bath Arms Inn, War. minuet. July le, Samuel Davies, Llandovety, Cannarthenshire, grocer, at twelve, at the White Lion 100, lkoad.strett, Bristol. CRRTIFICATEE—Jets 10. + Writ. Drinkwater, Manchester, woollendraper. Henry Barlow. Macclesfield, Cheshire. silk manufacturer. John Nash, Vassal. road, Brixton. Soucy. builder. Dorothy &Goes and Thomas Ashworth, York, turners. Henry Sprat, Thmesten, Norfolk, miller. Robert Haviland, sea. and Richard Haviland. Cheleenkam, Gloucestershire, distillers. John Savell, late of Copenhagen Wharf, linselsouse, timber merchant. Ann Draper, Gloucester, plumber and glazier. Thomas Gibbons, Cheltenham, Olouceuershire, plumber. John Ham, men. Skinner-street, Snow.hill, watchmaker. Draper Brewinan Woodward, late of Cheapside. bookseller. PA RTN ER3 H IPS DISSOLVED. David Joseph mad Saul lismuel, Wurington, Laneasilre, pawn brokers. Robert Wataboass, sm. and Robert Waterbouss. jua. Slitedield, Yortsidre manfectioners. Wm. NIA, amt Th omas Winte i passow, confectioners. John Downes and Geo. Dewar% 5x:....4. 4\ .;. ..i ". '' '• - , i .... 1 . , . 4..ilPf 4 • 11. ' ' ' .- • •* , fr 44... • • .9 -4 ' 1 • 1 az.....riestslaq ... i . I. I . -:: 4 4 , I 440i)6i, • i,/ 1 i • • . 4 ' • _...,...- , ......„ [PRICE SEVENPENCE. i 1 ; 1 i IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Jew if. I , Sr Sewn Wsorreeinv, Mr. Alderman Woos, and where from the Cowwww, brought up the Coventry lida=tes• Rolutadon Sal t VW blab cutter Trade Bill, the frisk of liteholser . il l Re r ds. 11111 11 : S a gli s ln a g i C: Bilk' BIN, and the Cone of Distress (belied) Si, went demob a Committee. Swag either I , 1 1 nesassees were forwarded one nap. Coals gdeitAaItn.—.PRIVILEOL • L i The Marquis of SALISBURY rose and gave lo• tics that he should, to-morrow, ask the Noble Lords t I ' I who usually sit opposite what wads the intention of bis ! Majesty's Government as to the Average: RR?. And he hoped that some of those Noble Lords wapitlefikadit convenient to attend to answer the goestioniaul". : • . 1 S; i l , The LORD CHANCELLOR was able b Answer the Noble Marquis, and cooittinfores him that it was • 1 I . the intention of his Majesty's Ministers to proceed with that Bill.. . . . . • The Martinis of SALISBURY wished to loo* tee ' 4 t i what day the Bill would be proceeded with ? The LORD CHANCELLOR--The day wassetyelt - ti • ; seuledi but he believed the day after to-morrow. The Eatlot INALMESBURY—It was very desirable • ' that their.LorJships should know precisely what was to be done with the Bill, as it was a very important one. ;' l 1 i He wished to ask one question. whida was of importance, and this was, whether it was the intention• of hilniatets to include in the Bill the Atnenimeat sande by thesis • .. Lordships for substituting the average of six weeks for ' I,' I 1 the average of one week? • . The LORD CHANCELLOR rep lied, that quer& n I I was still under consideration. The Marquis of SALISBURY expressed a hope that i'. i I Ministers would be present to-morrow in the House to state what they meant to do, as the Bill for regulating 1 . 1 the averages might materially affect the fate* soother I '- ! I t Bill, which had been brought into the other House last 1 night under most extraordinary circumstances--(Hear.) t ; • l i Sad GROSVENOR complained of - some inaccera- cies in the published lists of else Majorities and Minori- ties of that Mouse. It was.very desirable, it such things ' were published, that they should . at least i be accurate. 1 ~ ' 1 . The Noble Earl made some alloson to the manner in which the proxy of Lord Suffield hasPlaeen used, and t to the manage; in which.the Corn Bill hid bah lost its that House; and expressed his approbation of the one. duct of Ministers in introducing another Corn Bill into ' Parliament. The Marquis of SALISUPRY did not know if be i I could, without contravening - the usages of P ar liament, allude to the subject; but if the representations of the public prints were to be believed, that Bill had been brought in with very extraordinary language—(Cties • of " Order r legal vati las Peers). . . • The LORD CHANCELLOR rose to order.—Tbeii i, ' Lordships must be aware of the great incooveniehee • which would result from alluding to the proceedings of 1 1 the other House of Parliament. The Noble Marquis- :i l • • must himself be satisfied of the inconveniences - of such I i ..our,. of proceeding. The noble Margins wa4 be - l'i 1I , ' believed, misinformed, as he believed no such BM *she 1 - , had mentii•ned had been introduced, at least he (the • ; } ' . Lord Chancellor) had no knowledge of it. But he would .' ' beg leave to suggest to the Noble Margitis, that inert°. -. Y . , veniences, not only in point of form, but of the most serious character, would result from alluding to the pro- $ ' 1 ceedings in the other House of Parliament—(Hear). i Several Peers rose to yeah, and amens them : Earl GREY, who was called tor, and proceeded to ' address their Lordships. He felt as strongly at the r Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolsack, the incon- I; veniences of these irregularities; but if they were irre- • , ' gularities, they were all owing to the Noble Earl op- • ' petite (Earl Grosvenor), who had unnicessatily chosen ! . t to introduce some remarks on the tourist the Bill in that • . • . House, and on the improper conduct of those who did • not choose to propose the third reading of a Bill they f had not introduced. The Noble Earl had also made some e remarks on a Bill which was ex,iected in another place. 1 These were irregularitir s, and they proceeded from the Noble Earl opposite. He fully agreed with t'•e Noble ' - and Learned Lord on the Woolsack as to the inconves• i niences and mischievous consequences which would is- suit from any allusions being made there to what passed I l , t h in the other House. He lamented the o-casion which ,• a gave rise to the inconvenience ; and the mischief would it . " ,e be greater. he apprehended, if a latitud • t hoold be taken I by Gentlemen in the other House of Part *meet—by persons in authority—to throw teflectioos on that 1 '; House, which, as an independent bruneh of the Legit'. / ' 4 'acute, be trusted they would never .suffer.—(Cheese). i i i He did not mean to say a word which would create M- I convenience; but when the inconvenience ex ued, and 1 . i 4 if they were threatened with further inconveni, ace about I i'• ~ what was said in that House, he could only repeat what i, I. be had before said, that be toasted the House would i:i, I ' Is have firmness enough first to despite, and, if pene- rered in, afterwards to resist it--(C,beers). o , The Marquis of SALISBURY did not know if be la might allude, without a Breach of Privilege, to what 1 • i Is appeared in the Public Prints, but in them language • : i '' 1 " was attributed to persons in authority, which, it they • • to were wise, ought to be contradicted. in Earl GREY forgot t t mention when he was before K. on his legs, the circumstance alluded to by the Noble 1 i l l 'ft Earl opposi t e. He lamented as much as that Noble E4l could , that the lists should be incorrect, but he • 1 6 knew that the proxy of the Noble Lord to whom he had ' alluded had been given for the not-contents. Earl GROSVENOR rose to explain, and was about 1 1 IL alluded ed to address their Lordships, when . 1 2 e - The LORD CHANCELLOR submitted to the can- re did consideration of their Lordships, whether it w ou ld s to not be better to drop a discussion which could only ex- cite disagreeable feelings. The subject was of gloat ro• importance, and the less it was agitated the bettere— le Tbete was no motion before their Lordships. ! ITT A mortar was rasa made to adjourn. 1 • Lord ROSSLYN objected, that there were some t y. Orders of the Day not yet disposed of. t a . Ca- It was ascertained that there were wane, and their Lordddps fa- Adjourned. _ we HOUSE OF COMMONS. on- Some Petition were presumed from Protestant Mennen pray- ing Ins for the repeal el the Tensed Corporation Leta. 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