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(in the reading of the Irish Costs en Distresses Relief Bin, The Karl of LIMBRICK expressed his hope that abutadaist time would be given to consider the measure. Niff. , n. 4071! sisso" -- CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. • THE SOLICITOIt-GENERAL has issued the fol lowing Circular : " Bedford•square, May 5, 1627. Six—l take the liberty of again pressing en your attention tly application for your VOlll and INTEREST at the ensuing ELECTION for the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE. I presume to offer myself to your notice on the present occasion, von the ground of my lung intercourse with the University, my safeigned regard for its Interests, Rights, and Privileges, and the decided and firm support which I have given, In Parliament, and gall continue to give, in favour of the ',cadency of the Pro testant Church. As Mr. Ooulburn has this day declared his de termination not to continue the contest, I do the more anxiously burnt your answer to this letter, and at the same time express my hope, that you will be able to be atSambildge on Weoussoav, the 9th 'natant, or one of the two following days, beyond which the Election will not continue. Permit me to add, however, it would be must highly favourable to my interests, if you would tome on she first of those days. Dove the honour to remain, Sir, Your very faithful and obedient eereent, N. C. TINDAL. SALE BY AUCTION. MADDOX,STREBT, HANOVELSQUARZ. Frederick Haldy, Craven-street, ,Strand, winosnerchant, is in im solvent circumstances, and is unable to tiwet bit eppgesnentt with his credltOrp—Piled May IL ' DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGFIALL-STREET. , May 29, Thomas Yowler, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, brlelti. casket, at eleven. June 1, Henry Shea, Dowsateshill, merchant at eleven. June I, Henry Hodge, Hevars.lane, Islington, hack!. mikei, at nine. Juse 1, William Sior, South row, New Road, Somers Town, bookseller, at ten. May 29, John Oibotne, late of Leith, Rosen, mariner, at eleven. May 29, David Canaan, Loth. bury. merchant, at eleven. June 5, William Limbery Grosvenor, sea. Elieser Chater, William LMtbery Grosvenor, jun. and Charles Rust, Cornhill, stationers. June 12, Richard Hudson asd Wm. Thomas Norff, City Carral Rope Ground, Illackwall, rope-makers, at ten. May 29, Frederick Talton, Maddox t, Bond-street, watchmaker, at ten. Slay 2p. Thomas Ella an d : John Bilis, 131ackman-street, Southwark, Surrey, harnewmakers, at eleven. May 29, William Thomas Daimon, Piccadilly, ironmonger, at ten. May 29, Samuel Harding, Oxford-stieet, jeweller, at eleven. May 20, Alexander Anderson, Union-street ' Hanover.seprare , tailor. it ten. May 29, William Carpeatera Leadenhaihetreet, woollandrapgr, at ten. May 29, Henry Thomas Robinson, Gun street, Old As. ciliary Ground, silk manpfacturer, at ten. May 20, John Ilanty, of Whitehaven, Cuthberland, banker, at eleven. May 99; 'Dionne Courthorpe, Rotherhithe, Surrey, boat.builder, at elevens May 29; Wm. Dickinson, Ind-lane, Cheapade, eilkeun. at eleven. May SO, Ely Mitchell and Jeremiah Mitchell, High-street, South. wark i ,* rey, wooltendrapers, at eleven. May . 10, Warinston, Iliß-street, Mark-tane, wine and spirit broker, at eleiett. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 2, Thomas Stroud, Uulon,stevet, Bath, lineadraper, at eleven. at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Jane 12, Thos. Jennings, now or late of Centethury, builder, at ten, at the Guildhall, Can- 1 terbury. May 31, Richard Howell, Alhampton Mill, Ditcheat, Sernereetshire, millet, at eleven, at the George Inn, Castle Carey. May 30, Samuel Holbrook and James Adnnson, Northwich, Cise. l shire, brewers, at ten, at the Hotel Inn, Newark-upon-Trem,l Nottinghamshire. May 29, John Miller, Norwich, chemist, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. May 30, J. Aseroft, Liverpool, iroamongeri at one, at the office of Mr. Richard Finlow, solicitor, Harrington-street, Liverpool. May 31, Joseph Horsfiekl, Iloulton, Lancashire, grocer , at one, at the Georte Inn, Dale -street, '.Liverpool. May 31, John Whitehead and James Whitehead, Li verpool, brewers ' at two, at the office of Mr. Peter Woods, Lord. street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—Mar 29. Choke COLLECTION of PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS, VALUABLE LIBRARY of BOOKS, ROMAN MISSALS. Re. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Wartekk House, Resent-street) At the Auction Rooms, Maddet-street, Hanover4geete, Ott Wismanar, the 16th of May, 11127, and following day, at Twelve o'Cloek, A COLLECTION of FINE PAINTINGS, by ESTEEMED MASTERS; LOMAM CATHOLICS. Lord FARNHAM, in presenting a Petition hal the protestant inhabitants of the County of Wicklow. against farther concessions to the. Ronan Catholks, said, that' though not the result of a public metningg, it was 'signed by. 8,900 respectable individual% It 'Sad been said that the Protenaots in.lreland had beoonielavourahle Fo the cOneeslion Of the Roman Catholic Claims. This was not dge case ; and ihe Catholies'oviedlhe change to their own violent cads dect, and to that of their impeudeot teideis.'• • The East of WICKLOW. said, that notwitisstandieg the.notes bers,hy which the Petition was signed, there was no doubt chat the majority of the property of the County was in favour of grant4g Einancipation to the Catholics. Lord FARNHAM said, that if the Noble Earl included the intageshientif, some of.whenvhad very large estatesg,inbloserintide his observation might be correct, but if the County were caeressed as to timbers, he was sure that there world be three to Intel/ levnik of the Petition.. • The 'Nowa Loan then presented a Petition from a irsPeOridan Body of the. Protestant inhabitants of Dublin, signed by 7, n 00 in dividuals, amongst whom were, the High Sheriff, the Vice-Provost, flee or six Fellows of Trinity Colk-ge, and 800 Students,c4 ttytt College, whose families coincided with then,. The Petition prijkil their Lordships not to grant further conces4ions to the Carholits, and to put down the proceedings of the Catholic ssockuisio.—LAS on the table, as well as a .Petision to the saute presentyd by Lord Farnham, front the Corporation and ..liftrshents of the Gelid of Dublin.—Adjourned. Two noble whole length Portraits of Admiral Lord MUL. GRAVE, and Admiral HERVEY, Earl of Bristol; together with a Suit of the NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS of the latter ADMIRAL, in splendid Carved Frames • a Battle Piece, by WOVOCIIMAVS ' • Nympitand Shepherd, by *MA* ; line Portraits, by Sir JOSHUA Ransoms, JAMMU, and Sir Pam LILLY ; Land 'capes, by Osumi, Wommau, and Gg.ep,t,g !fine Drawings in Crayons. &c. &c. Thy Valuable LIBRARY embraces s large Collection of . BOORS on gsmeral }Ratify, Ditirdty,- anti fatly Clasafes; some early printed Chroldeles. &a. In folio. BibUa Polyglntta, Six Vols. with the Republican Preface,. Pitt's English Atlts, Vols. CHAUCER'S 'WORK* •by 'CA XTON ; Rapin's History of England, Five Volls: with Heads Monument., &c. Speed's Historic of Great Britain, Maps, atc. Wor thies, St.. Augustin's City of Goo, Grafton's Chronicles, Black . Letter; Duncan's Caesar, quarto, octavo, &c. Walsh's Campaigns, Macartney's Embassy, Harlean Miscellany, Beauties of England, large Paper. Buffon's Natural History; Russel's History of Aleppo ; Pennants Works, Antiquarian Repertory. Sautes Works, with a variety of others of equal interest. Several MISSALS, MS. upon Vellum, Illuminated, and some Black Letter, by Grafton and others. May be viewed on Tuesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Auction Rooms, Maddox-street , Hanover square ; at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robinson), Regent-street. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY . ELECTION. riniE SOLICITOR•GENE[tAL'S COMMITTEE .1. at daily at tie Spring Gardena Hotel, Spring Gardena, THE MASTER OF TRINITY FltaLL in the Chair. The SOLICITOWGENERAL'S COMMITTEE beg to 'A m his Friends, that the VICE-CHANCELLOR has fixed the eth Instant, for the commencement of the Election, and that k will continue during the following day, and until an early hour ce Friday. _ _ _ They most earnestly 'entreat the Attendance of every Member of the Senate, in the interest of the S•lieitor-General, and will make way arrangement for facilitating the journey to Cambridge. Communications on this subject, addressed to the Spring Garden Hotel,will receive immediate attention. Spring Garden Hotel, May 7, 1827. HOUSE OF COMMONS. In consequence of a ballot for a Committee to try the merits *of the Petition against the return fur the borough of Stockbridge, the Gallery was nut opened mail half-past four o'clock this day. Lennon lethal. On the motiomrif Mr. Alderman W A ITHM AN, the London Bridge Amendment 1111 was read a third time and passed. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAT 8. William Franklin, Jersnymstreet, tailor. James Rymer, Rams. gate, Kent, surgeon. James Crerar, Bagnigge-wells- rood , baker. Benj. Bortis Hotchinson, late of Wapping-wan, victualler. Wm. Shelley, Newcastle.under-Lyme, Staffordshire tanner. 'Charles Bankers and William Benson, Bowling, Yorkshire, worsted-spin. nere. Janus. Stokes, late of Bristol, miller. Joseph Middleton Oliver, now or late of Bishopsgate-street-within, shoemaker. S. Shelley, Oulton, Staffordsbire,flint-grinder. Jahn Welsby, Liver pool, merchant. John ,Pooley, sen. and John Pooley, jun. Hulme, Lancashire, cotton.spisMere. Anby Button, Huddersfield, York shire, shopkeeper. Margaret Brierley and Peter Arrive, Menthes- ter, machine-makers. John Holiest and Ralph Weston, Manche' , ter, calend and maker.-up. George Haynes. sen. George Day, Genie Haynes, jun. and William Lawrence, Swansea, GU , morganshire, bankers. John Hodgson, Manchester, merchant. William Francis Johnson, late of Bridgewater-street,ionters-town, provision dealer. Jahn Olton, Moretonhampstead. Devonshire, yeoman. Richard Fell Hindle, late of Kendal, Westmoreland, woollen manufacturer. William Cooke, late of Rockield, Alon mouthshire, mealman. Wm. Owen, Carnarvon, druggist. Wm. , Swaney and Jos. Johnson, Long Acre, and Rose -street, Covent Garden, coach-axle manufacturers. Wm. Braithwaite, Russia. - VICTUALLING OFFICE.Mei 8, 1827. THE COVAIISSIO.VERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'. NAVY, le. do hereby give Netioe, ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Aram 50. The King was this day pleased to twofer the -honour of Knight hood on James Scarlett, Eq. appointed •hts Majesty's Atiorney- General. LUDLOW ZLLCTIOS. Colonel WOOD brought up the Report of the Committee sp. pointed to inquire into the merits of the Petition prewnted the Return for Ludlow. The Report declare{- that Lord= the Sitting Member, was duly elected, and that the Petition was not frivolous or vexatious. That ota THVIUDAT, the 24th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for • ON Hundred T►ousand Cialbitas of WEST INDIA RUM, Fifty Tons of NEW OATAISAio Fem. Hundred Seeks of 1010-dried Houtehold FLOUR, Fifty Tons of COCOA, Four Hendred Quarters of PEAS, The Tons of BUTTER, and Ten Tune of CHEESE. To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Deptford, one ►alf of each species by the 10th, and the other half by the 10th of June ncet. Samples of the Oatmeal, of not le►a than 'Three Quarts, and of the Cocoa of not less than Three Pounds weight each, will be be required to be produced with the Tenders for those articles. The Conditions of the Coatractssiay be seen at this Oise. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and the Person ►bo makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend is answer when called for. X. WALL ER CROWN-OFFICE, NAT B. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Blechingly—The Right Honourable William Lamb, of Brochett-hall, in the County of Hertford, in the room of *Wm. Russell, Esq., who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Cade, Shalford, Surrey, schoolmaster, BANKRUPTS. STOCKBRIDGE ELICTION. Mr. Dyson (the Clerk of the Crown) brought up the names of the Members chosen by ballot to try the meths of air Petition against the Return for Stockbridge. The names were announced as follow:—Mr. It. G. Russell, Mr. M. Virgil!, Mr. Robert Knight, Sir E. P. Lloyd, Mr. S. C. Whitbread, Mr. Eden, .kir. Cost, Sir J. Heathcote, Mr. Cuffr, Mr. T. S. Duncombe, Mr. H. Howard, Sir H. Vivian, Mr. Hughes, Mr. R. Gordon, and Mr. R. Price. William Barlow, Mattersey, Nottinghamshire, miller and farmer, to surrender, May 21, at six 22, and June 19, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, l ' amby.Moor. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Co. Carlisle.street, Soho; or Mr. Thomas Bradshaw, Worksop. James Robinson, Tenbury, Worcestershire, scrivener, Mir 18, 19, and Jane 19, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Ludlow, Salop. ft Attor. Dies ' Mr. Henry Lloyd, Furnival's Inn; or Messrs. Lloyd and Co. Ludlow. John Wilson, Leeds, Yorkshire, confectioner, May 19, 21, and June le, at eleven, at the Court Home, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. F. B. Robinson, Essex -street, Strand; or Mr. William Ward, Lewis. . CJIIINCD IN CANADA. HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON. Cum, HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE WING. The Must Noble the Marquis of HUNTLEY, Paceintiew THE LAST GENERAL COURT of this COR PORATION, for the Season, will be held at the Free mason's Tavern, en &manse, the 18th Instant, at Halflast Five •Clock. Dinner at Six precisely. Tickets to be procured at the Tavern. Members are requested to appear in the Highland Garb, or in Uniform. Strangers to be introduced by Members; bet Gentkman belonging to the Highland Societies of Scotland, lover. piss, Aberdeen, Canada, Madras, or Bombay, are admissible without introduction. JOHN wEDuregaußN. I Hoe. Secretariat. A. MACDOSALD, SOMEHKIWOHIIME SOCHITY. HE bEVEN 'F.EENTH ANN IYX R T MEETING of the GENT,LEMEN• eonneetnd with Alas Coast) , of SOMEBSET, wilt Item: Tmuosnov, she kktk day of Kay, 1877, at the Albion Muni, Akletigate-areet. ytmciorr STUCKEY, E.Q. m ram Coats. &swan's. Henry Ball, By David Jardine. Eft. The Rev. Join Bayly. John Lees Flaming Lees, Bark John Bay'', En. FAlwin Newman, Esq. Titania, Cabbell, F.sq. John Hugh Smith Pigott, Esq. 13ickhain Sweet Eaeott,Eso. Peter Plumley, lisq. John Fisher, Esq. Charles Koury* Tyatc,joo• ET Dinner at Five o'Cluch for Sjo i tzcse!y. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the wards and Com mittee; also at the Albion House ;orof P. urd, tke Honorar y Secretary, No. 7, King's Bench Walks, Temple. Jurt publlsbefs, T HE GUARDS; a Novel, in Tht4e Yoh. post Bvo. Arma Virumque Cano. 4 .--Vaann.. Printed for T. C. Smith, Naval and Military Magazine °See, Si, SA. James's.styset. This day wai published, In Three Vols. Sao. illustrated with Maps and Plates, ' Ca las. ad. boards , ISTORY of the INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO, , containing ii Accpunt ' of the Manners, Arts, Languages, ittligieus Institutions, and Commerce, of its inhabitants. fly JOHN CRAWYURD, FALL Late Bridsli Reside= at the Court of Java. Londooe Sold 4 Au hurn .44 1 / 4 1% OKI SO44adePhaa"firfge• SELECT AlitjeLlti P i irPAlffl66 p it MESSES. BUTEEK CREMISTS . t Cheapaide, Corner o f S t . P au l's. London.; 64, flaekville-street, Dublin ; and' 3, Princes-areet, Edinburgh. FLUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARILI / A, for' matins the Decoctions, and particularly suggested to Surgeons and Physicians, for its portable convenience and economy. The DiseeiOn which it has proved most beneficial, are those of the Skin, such as Scorbutic Afsctions, Eruptive Diseases, Secondary SYclictoasa, Asc. arising from a diseased state of the System at large. PURE HAG N 4311 A, superior to any Article of the kind here tofore offered to the Public, being perfectly free front taste. PURE EPSOM SALTS, in large Chrystals, thereby avoiding their resemblance to Oxalic Acid. CITIIATED IC A LI, a preparation for making Saline Draughts, recommended by the Profession for its convenience, and being more certain ip its operation than those prepared with Lemon, &c. CARDIAC TINCTURE of TURKEY RHUBARB, a unei and pleasant Laxative, adapted to Gouty Constitutions. STOMACHIC BITTER, TINCTURE, a very agreeable losic,recommended in Indigestion, Whitby of the Stomach, &c. _VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER and ASTRINGENT IniCTURE, for preserving }rid beautifying the Teeth and Gums. ANTACID LOZENGES of QUININE, for relieving Heart nil Flatulence, Indigestion, and giving Tone to the Stomach; wltte also extrwriely set viceable to Gotny end Dyspeptic P.! "al, A CIDULATED LOENGS.S of CAYENNE, fur habitua l 1 . 1 " 11 Throes, Relaxation of the Uvula; Hoarseness, site. also a re "tlli'als stimulus in Fatigue, Reid Spans, &c. WIWI A CHIC CANDY, composed of Rhubarb, Ginger, Stc• 13 eztellent and avowable remedy luc ili cooligAisis of the S4clol„,'Fh" The above D Preparation', when Genuine, will hits the AM. are Address of Mena. Bouts attached to them. HenriHarrisoo. Lower Peover Cottage, near Knutsford, Cheshire, merchant, May 21, 22, at two, and June 19, at nine, at the Star Inn, Man c hester. Atternies, Mr. Hobert Capes , Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. George Oswald Smith, Manchester. George Capes, Epworth, Lincolnshire money-scrivener, May 21, at seven, 22, at ten, at the Crown Inn. Bawtry, Yorkshire, and rime 19, at eleven at the White Hart Inn, Thorne. Anomie*, Mr. Oxley, Roth erham; or Mr. Frederick Hawksley Cart , Wright, Bawtry. - - - _ _ Thomas Reddish, Stockport, Cheshire, earn-dealer, May 21, at nine, 23, and June 19, at three at the Wellington -bridge Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. John Tyler, Pump-court, Temple; or Mr. Harrop, Stockport. Robert Thompson Bishop, Birmingham, woollen-draper, May 11, .25. at twelve, and June 19, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupt, ilasinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Sharpe and Co. Breadstreet, Useapside ; or Mr. Joseph Parkes, Birmingham. Michael Cale, late of Sackville.street, Piccadilly, tailor, May 15, 1 22, and June 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Jackson, New Ino. l 'Jonathan Sllngsby, hlanchester, warehouseman, May 22, 25, and June 19, at eleven, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Atternies, Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-lane ; or Messrs. Hawn and Co. Manchester. Thomas Charlesworth, Patriot-square, Bethnal-green, tea-dealer, May 15, 22, and Jun! 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. G. Clark, Newgate•street. Arthur Cuthbert Marsh, Great Scotland-yard, navy-agent, May 15, at elevens, 22, and June 19, at tea, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie', Messrs. Fyn more and Co. Craven-street ' Strand. John Stubbs, Panton.street, Leicester-square, jeweller, May 11, itS, at twelve, and jute 19, at tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupt., Basinihall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Co. . Great Tower-street. Elliot Hobson, Shoreditch, and of Southampton, linendraper, May lb; 22, and Juue 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.st. Attorney, Mr. Hardwick, Lawrence- lane, Cficapside. - John hleUar, Warwick, ribbon-weaver and cordwainer, May 21, 1 ▪t, at the Crown Inn, Leamington Priors, and June 19, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Warwick. Attornim, Mews. Allen and Co. Carlisle -street, Soho-siu ire; or Mr. Win. Oram, Kenilworth. William Henry Bray, Brighton, Sussex, draper and mercer, May 15, at eleven, 22, and June 19, at ten, at the Court of Commis. 'itinerant* Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Anomie', Messrs. Os baideston and Co. Londomst eeee e Penchurchmreet. Joseph Cox, Leadenli4B-street, victualler, May ii, ttl, and June 19, •t .oleves, M the Court of Commissioner bf Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, .Mr. .Roger Hall, Great Jamas Goirisr . Salth,tathentrise George Smyth, Henry-street, Waterloo. road, grocer, May 18, at twelve, 25, at one, aod June 19. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Platt, Church-court, Clement's-lane. George Pinned, Fludyer4treet, Westminster, picture-dealer; May 11, 22, and June 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basnighall-street. Attorney, Mr. Darke, Bed Lion.square, Holborn. DECLAHATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Peach, Carmarthen -street, St. Pancras, brass-founder and manufacturer, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed May 5. Charles Thomas Edwards, Pontypool, slonmouthsbire, scrivener, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable tonieet his engagements with his creditors—Filed May S. William Waters, Luton, Bedfordshire , baker, is in insolvent cir cisnistances, atil unable to meet his engagements with his credi tors—Filed May S. John Paul, late of Carisbrook, Southampton, mealman, is in insol vent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed May 7. John Written, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, pianoforte-manu facturer, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Piled May 7. Thomas Ratherfurd, Uld forth Rea House, Broad-street, mer chant, is in iiisoliesu airounntanots, and unable to meet his engagenseuts 'nub bia etc:Ours—Pied May 7. John Wardle, Carnaby:ureet, Golden.square, carpenter. is in in solvent cireunatitances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his etcdicurs--File .1 May IL Thomas Pearson, Attise•cisurt, &oche:eh-street, vsinpasersiont, is in knsolvent cireurastanyes,4n.,l Is unable to meet his cepf•• menu with his cresiitgrs—fkle4 Ma; 8. . t row, Milk-street, woollendraper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Niven and Duncan Smith, Port Glasgow, booksellers and stationers. John Campbell and James M'lntyrs, Glasgow, iron monger.. Richard Pewter and William May, Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell. japanners. Joseph &eventon and William GriMs, Birmingham, Warwickshire, carpenters brace-bit manufacture:l. Edmund Henning, James Bower, and Wm M'Lorg, Weymouth. bankers. William Wright and James Wright, City Road, Bear deth manufacturers. William Cusse and John Come, Christchurch,' Southampton, grocers. John Turner and David Akenbead, New. caste-upon-Tyne, chemists. John Wood and George Overton, Yoek, attorneys. P. Hare and G. C. C. Ashby, Liverpool. Wm. Gardner and John Rolling, Liverpool, grocers. Win. PattuUo and Alexander Robertson, Bucklersbury. Edward Tebbutt and Thos. Armstrong, Manches ter, manufacturers. Sindry F. H. Palmer and Charles Bevan, Bristol, carpenters. Charles Pincombe and John Sandell, Guilford, Surrey, brewers. Ralph Goodwin and Ralph Birchenough, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk manufacturers. Charles Sarni. Smith and George Webb /3ro:imfield, pawnbrokers. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOZDS, MAY B. Chief Baron ALIWIDzII. at till lialf4ast four o'clock to hear Appeals. Mr. Ossomms presented the annual accounts of tbe Margate Pier. On the motion of Earl MA FTESBURY, the Lard Chief Justice of the King's Bench was excused from attending to bear Appeals. 60IIN LAWS. The Earl of ABINGDON presented Petitions limn the Land owners of various plates in the County of Oxford, against any attention in the Corn Laws. The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition from Landowners of the County of Ross, praying for protection to Agriculture. Lord TEY NH AM moved for Returns of the quantity of Com imported into the United Kingdom since 11123.—Ordered. The Earl of MALM.ESBURY rose to move an Ad dress to his Majesty for some Papers, to the production of which he understood there would be no objection. A Noble Earl (Liverpool) last year had alluded to a c nrespondence which had passed betwan his Majesty's Government and the Court of Berlin on the subject of the Corn Laws, and from what was stated in Mr. Jacob's Report (a passage from which was read by the Noble Earl), he thought it possible that the language held by the Court of Berlin respecting the repeal of the Corn Laws, might amount to an highly improper interfe. eace. This, he thought a sufficient ground for calling for a copy or extracts of that correspondence. With respect to the exports of British manufactured goods to Prussia, they were generally believed to be very considerable; but within the last three or four days, Returns had been laid upon the table, from which it appeared that in 1815 the value of the exports of British manufactured goads to the Eastern ports of Prussia amounted to 830,5391-; whereas, in 1826, it was only 157,1271. shewing a reduc tion•of 4-sths in ten years. The value of those for 1825 was 192,0001. and of those for 1824, 138,0001. Either, therefore, some regulation had been adopted by the Prussian Government against our trade, or there was sonic other cause operating against us with which their Lordships were not acquainted. He was aware that ihia reduction was supposed to arise from our Corn Laws; but he would shew by the returns on the table that this could not be the case. The average value of British manufactures exhorted to the eastern parts of Prussia, including Stettin, during the last three years, WAS 126.0001. whilst during the same period 257,000 quarters of corn had been imported from Prussia into this country. Now in the three years preceding those, the whole amount of grain imported was 26,000 quar ters, whilst the value of British manufactured goods ex ported to Prussia was 217,0001. clearly shewing that the British exports t Prussia had been greater, at the very time when the exports cf corn from that . country ' to England were less. The Noble Earl then moved an humble Address to his Majesty, requesting that he Mr. STANLEY withdrew his notice of motion for the aps pointment of a Committee to Inquire into the state of the Church in Upper and Lower Canada, for the present Session. His reasons for so doing were, that the public mind was at present too intensely occupied with other subjeets to afford sufficient attention to that which formed the subject of his notice; and that the Noble Lord at the head of the Colonial Department has assumed the functions of that once too recently to allow hint to be prepared with this aeteseaty details. TUZ LATZ CHAXOZ: Lord FOLKESTONEpresented a Petition from the Protestant Dissenters of Folkestone, praying for the Repeal of the Corpora. tion and Test Acts. Lord HOTHA 31 took that opportunity of disclaiming certain sentiments which had been attributed to him in a publication. He was represented to have addressed the House last night at some length on the subject of the Ministry, though, in fact, he was not present during the discussion. He might now, perhaps, be allowed to say a few words on the subject, which had recently occupied so large a share of public attention. Having, held no situation under the former Ministry, and bolding none under the present, it was quite unnecessary for him to enter into any explanation, either with regard to his past conduct, or that which he intended tsl pur sue. But he was bound to declare that the reason which the Member for Westtuinster assigned a few nights back Inc supporting the Alinistry, was a sufficient caution for him to abstain from pur suing the same course, lest be should thus indirectly give his sup port to the question which he had alwayeopposed. He bad listened to all that had been said with respect to the late change, but be required some more satisfactory explanation than had rt been given, before pr could consent to give his support to an Adminis intim composed, as it appeared to be, of Gentlemen who, since he had sat in the House, had differed on every question wh chi bad come under consideration--(Hear, bear). He bad thought-it tight to state his opinions openly, and wit out disgui.e--(Heai). Mr.V. ST UART pmeuted a Petition front the litiman.Catholis Inhabitants of Carrickbag, In favour of Catho li c i{ntatrpation The Hon. Member said that the Catholics were willing to leave their cause in the hands of those whom they knew to be their friends, and were not to be duped and gulled by the shallow artifices and insidious attempts of Hon. Gentlemen opposite. The Catholics knew that their enemies wished to force the question on, became they were afraid of the march of intellect. The late change in the Administration received the general approbation of the people:of Ireland. The coalition which had taken place was perfectly jai tiiable, its object being to promote the welfare of the empire. Mr. HUME gave notice that he would shortly move for leave to bring in a Hill to repeal the 60th Geo. 11. cap. 9. (one of the Six Acts), which imposed a stamp upon certain publications. Mr. J. MAXWELL presented a Petition from the Manufae niters of Glasgow, complaining of their distress, n hich they as cribed to the excessive use of machinery, and to the numbers of Irish who poured in among them, gaining settlements, and working at reduced rates of wages. The Hon. Gentleman said, that he trusted the complaints of the Petitioners world receive some answer. Mr. MABEItLY said, that Scotland owed eirery thing to the use of machinery. To encourage that people to think otherwise we. encouraging a delusion. Mr. HO ME agreed with the Hon. Member who bad last spoken as to the facts ; but it was impossible to refine presenting she Petl. boos of .en who were in distress He wished that a Committee of Inquiry were once granted ; the people would then be consisted of the error under which they laboured with respect to machinery. THANKS TO TIM ARMY OF INDIA. Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that after the late discus sions which had occupied and divided the House, he felt great pleasure in bringing forward a proposition upon which he apprehended there could exist no diffe rence of opinion. No task could be more grateful to the House than that of acknowledging important ser vices rendered to the country. It was a task, moreover, of considerable importance, and one the performance t f _ _ • which demanded some discretion; for to withhold the tribute where it was merited would be impolitic and unjust; while to bestow it too frequently was to lower and diminish its rate of value. It was as well that he should state, perhaps, in the outset of that which he had to say, that it was ndt his intention to pm pose any vote on this occasion which would affect the members of the political Government of India. He stated this because he believed that as to the policy of the late war there existed some diffetence of opinion. He was far from admitting that for this opinion to which he alluded, there was the slightest foendation; but he thought that, in general, the thanks of Parlia.