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DI'VIDRNDS to be made in the COUNTRY. July e.O, 11. Lambden, Bristol, pio-manufacturrr, sin*!yes at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. July 4.5, S. Holland and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. July 19, J. Montgomery and J. Brenton, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. July 18, J. Beau, Whitehaven, thread-manufac turer, at eleven, at the Black Lion Inn, Wbitehaven. July 17, 'f. Peocimp and U. Wilkinson, Liverpool, wine -merchants, at one, at the Star and Garter"favern, Liverpool. July 24, T. Paine, late of Banbury, hardwareman, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. July 17, W. Wood, Burley, Cheshire, chee*.dealer, at ten, at tl., Angel Inn, Macclesfield. CERTIFIC.ITF.S—Jutr 14. • T. Walls, Webber -street, Lambeth-Marsh, hat-manufactu rer. J. Downes, Brewer -street, Westminster, harness-ruaker. W. Jones, late of Newport, Monmouthshire, tanner. H. Glynn, Liverpool, merchant. M. 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I'adgett and Robinson, Wimpole-street, wine-merchants. Lett and Telford, Shorter's-court, Throgmorton-street, stock-brokers. Thorpe and Co. Sheffield, merchants. Proctor and Salt, Trentham, Staffordshire, brick-makers. Davies and Sherington, Upper St. Martin's-lane, cheese-factors. Elliott and Slater, Carlisle, cot ton-spinners. W. and H. l'egg, Fleet-market, stationers. J. 11. Grellier and J. F. Firth, Millbank-street, lime-merchants. Smith and Walke r , Bread-street-hill, architect. PARLIAMENT ARY PROCEEDING,. HOUSE OF LORDS. JUNE 23. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Irish Stamp. Duties, the South Sea Trade, the Poor Relief, the East India Prise-stoney, the Irish lilection, the Irish Prisons, the Irish Quarter Sessions, the Irish Insolvent Debtors, the Woollen • Stamp, the Metropolis Gas, and six private Bills. The Com missioners were the Loan Cnaaext.Loa, the Earl of &tarns- Sear, and Visrount Mcsvu.s.a. The Exchequer Lillis, the Irish Bank, the Loan, and several other MIN were forwarded a stage.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Irish Jail Fees, the Scottish Drawback Distillery, and the Scottish Malt Bi lls, were rz , ad a third time and passed. 00 the Report of the Committee on the Customs Act beicg brought up, Mr. Hums cbjvcted to the measure, as operating to give an advantage to the West India trader, in the importation of cotton, at the expense of the East India grower. Mr. MABERLEY also condemned the measure upon tl same ground. Mr. RICARDO said, the measure would tend to keep up the price of cotton, and thereby prove injurious to the Public. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed, this was only the Resolution of a Committee, preparatory to bringing in a Bill. Ample opportunities would be given in the progress of the measure for discussing its merits in a full House. The Report was then agreed to, and have given to bring in a Bill. The Report of the Committee of Ways and Means was brought up ; and the Resolution proposed by the CHANCELLOR of the Excmactuen, on Friday, relative to the £1 3,000,000 Sinking Fund Loan, was agreed to, and a Bill ordered. On the Report of the Sheerness Lands Bill being brought up, Mr. Csa.cnsre said, he had been applied to by several persorill at Sheerness for information on the subject of this Bill, as they were ignorant of its contents, and anxious to know what mea sure this was, which had bee n hanging over their heads for four years. He did not know if the Bin had been printed, and now came down for information. Mr. HUSKISSON said, it was only intended to carry into effect the provisions of an Act passed four years ago. Mr. CA LCRAFT said that this explanation was by no means satisfactory. Mr. LUSH INGTON, in the absence of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Ward), was not able to give the lion. Gentleman further information on the subject, but had no objection to postpone bringing up the Report till Tuesday. The pruposition was ac cordingly postponed. Mr. HUME said, he had now a motion to submit, to which, as he understood, there would be no opposition he would only make one observation. By the Charter of the East India Com pany, Cadets were to be educated in the native language previous to going out. This was necessary, as it frequently occurred that Cadets, soon after their arrival in India, were appointed Lieute nants, and bad to decide disputes between the natives, not under standing a single word of the language. This showed the im portance of young men being educated in this language before they went out, especially al they might acquire a knowledge of the Hindostatilanguage sufficient for this purpose in three months. —Notwithstanding thi; circumstance, though, in the course of 1820, no less than r•l6 Cadets were sent out, 486 had received no instruction in this language. He hoped the attention of Government would be directed to this subject before neat Ses- Sioll. The lion. Member concluded by moving fur returns of the expenses of the Company's College at flaleybury, from its foundation to 18.20, and the number of Cadets educated in that College and sent out each year. The motion, after a few words from Lord Blouse, *as then agreed to. Mr. HUME moved for several other returns on the same subject, which wt re ordered.—The Member then moved fur the amount of Civil Pensions paid by the Company, and also for accounts of retired allowance; to Officers.—Ordered.— The Hon. 'Member then also moved for Returns of the produce and application of Queen Anne's Bounty to the Clergy, front the date of the last Returns to the present time. The CHANCELLOR of the EX CII EQI:Eit wished the lieturn to be enlarged, and that it should extea . l to all sums granted for the relief of poor Clergy. 'Tit would be rendered necessary by the building of new Churche - , the Clergy of which would be but poorly provided for, as th..-; would only have the pew rents for their support. This, indeed, in populous distr;.ts might be different, but in many cases it would be very insuffi dent. and would call for public aid. Mr. 11UME then declared he would not at to any addi tional grants to the Church. The Revenue of the Church was already sufficient for the provision of the Clergy. When the one million was granted for building new Churches, the Rie't Hun. Gentleman stated that no sum would be required for the Clergy who were to officiate in them ; and he did consider ttutt the Clergy attached to the new Churches should be provided for out of the present Church Revenues. Mr. GREIFF:LI, was of the same opinion as regarded pro viding fur the Clergymen in question. . Mr. Strjeant ONSLOW defended the Clergy, and said he should give his support to the proposition of the Ch.:iieellor of the Exchequer in their favour. The motion, as proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was then agreed to. The Deputy Black Rod then appeared at the liar, and cam. moved the noun to the House of Peers, to hear the Royal As. sent given to several public aftd private Bills.; mid, on the SZIJALIei mum, the ileac aJ;ouracd to kuutlsy.