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~; _ PRI: SS IA N LOAN of 1822, negotiated by Mr. N. 81. ROTHSCHILD, In ndon. Notice is hereby given, that in conformity with the Con. ;tact of the said Loan, the amount of 4115,500 in 77 Bonds, being part of the £320,000 drawn by Lot, for July 1830, and shicit had not appeared for payment at the time of de posit, were this day cancelled and deposited in the Bank of England, viz. Bonds 1 A. No. 102 of 15 B. —145 146 333 335 371 497 499 502 662 663 664 925 a 928 For .1500 sterling each 7,600 6C. 767 a 769 1873 1875 For £250 sterling each 1,500 53 D,_.1646 a 1657 1661 1669 1670 1693 1710 1713 a 1715 1743 1749 3637 3646 3647 3664 3657 3658 3886 3673 3678 3680 5329 a 3333 5339 5340 5311 5369 5374 5376 5377 5381 5383 5384 5387 5393 5397 5393 5400 5416 8369 8381 For £lOO sterling each 5,500 £l,OOO I Bords London, July 1, 1831. X 15,500 pRusSIAN LOAN of 1822, negotiated by Mr N. N. ROTHSCHILD, in London. Notice is hereby given, that, in conformity with the gene ral Bond signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at Berlin, on the 20th June, 1822, wherein reference is made to the contract of the above-mentioned Loan, dated 15th May, 1822, accordin3 to which • Sinking Fund was pro %ILO, whereof the sixteenth Half-yearly Redemption fell due on the Ist January last past, his Excellency Baron Bulow, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia, at the Court of London, jointly with Mr. N. M. Rothschild, and ir. the presence of Mr. John Venn, notary public, have this day cancelled, and deposited in the Bank of England, according to the form prescribed, the amount of 285,1001. in Special Bonds of the raid Loan, as specified below, being one moiety of the sum fixed for the redemption of Bonds in 1831 ; and also the saving of the interest on the 640,0001. redeemable to the let day of July last. Numbers of 2,091 Bonds cancelled:— Letter A.--Nos. 35 37 82 84 108 109 149 154 15.5 162 163 266 267 282 286 287 '297 300 For £lOOO sterling each £lB,ooo 64 Bonds of Letter B.—Nos. 111 113 a 115 ,17 121 122 127 128 302 306 a 308 393 399 401 a 405 531 a 538 547 a 549 551 a 553 578 a 581 503 587 588 929 a 934 957 a 964 983 a 996 For £5OO sterling each 228 Bonds of Letter C.—Nos. 279 a 282 284 a 2116 289 a 291 294 a 299 301 a 304 306 307 309 a 312 315 a 318 697 a 700 703 708 a 716 913 a 928 930 1199 1201 a 1203 1206 a 1209 1211 a 1215 1220 1221 1247 a 1251 1253 a 1264 1302 a 1319 1877 a 1880 1881 1882 1884 a 1886 1888 1893 1894 1933 19:14 1937 a 19-18 1985 a 1989 1991 1994 1996 1998 a 2008 2025 a 2032 2049 a 2056 2097 a 2304 2321 2328 2337 a 2344 2457 a 2464 2537 a 2544 2689 a 2704 For £250 sterling each 1781 Bonds of Letter I).—Nos. 1256 a 1260 1200 a 1268 1271 1272 1274 a 1277 1279 a 1202 1287 a 1291 1293 a 1305 1307 a 1319 13161319 a 1334 1 . 336 a 1339 1341 1345 a 1358 1360 a 1363 1380 1381 1383 1385 a 1394 1396 a 1398 1400 a 1405 1407 1409 a 1411 1413 1414 1416 a 1124 1430 1434 1440 a 1452 3307 a 3311 3314 3315 3317 a 3320 3322 3324 a 3327 3329 :4331 a 3333 3316 3337 3340 a 3343 3346 0347 3349 a 3351 3353 a 33110 3384 3385 3387 a :±392 3394 a 3398 3400 3404 a 3406 3413 a 3418 4260 a 4349 5727 a 5733 5735 5739 a 5746 5749 5751 5752 5755 5757 5760 a :;765 5768 5769 5771 a 5770 5780 5782 a 5785 5787 a 5790 5791 a 5820 4823 5920 f:922 5924 a 5933 5910 a 5945 5940 a 5952 5956 5957 5961 5963 a 5967 356 9 a 5077 5979 a 5981 5984 5988 5989 5991 a 6002 6006 6007 6013 6014 6018 a 6022 6253 6254 6256 6259 6261 6263 6264 6267 a 6280 6282 628:1 6285 a 6287 6290 6292 6293 6295 6296 6298 6301 a 6305 6307 a 6311 6313 6316 6321 a 6323 6325 6326 6329 6339 a 6351 8923 a 9002 9163 a 9212 9408 9410 a 9416 9419 a 9422 9424 a 9427 9429 9432 9433 9435 a 9438 9440 a 9444 9446 9447 9419 9451 a 9454 9456 a 9472 9475 9476 9485 9487 9491 a 9494 9500 a 9605 9816 a 9920 10131 a 10235 13386 a 13490 13701 a 13805 13911 a 14015 15486 a 15590 16536 a 16640 18531 a 18740 2891 Bonds. London, July 1, 1831. For £lOO sterling each 0285,100 PRUSSIAN LOAN of 1822, negotiated by Mr. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, in London. Notice is hereby given, that, in conformity with the Ge neral Bond, signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at Berlin, on the 20th June, 1822, wherein reference is made to the Contract of the above-mentioned Loan, dated 111411 Slay 1822, according to which a Sinking Fund was pro. Tided, whereof the Seventeenth Half-yearly Redemption fen due on the Ist of the present month of July—his Excellently' Baron Bulow, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo tentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia, at the Court of London, jointly with Mr. N. SI. Rntbschiid, and in the presence of Mr. John Venn, Notary Public, have this day cancelled and deposited in the Bauk of England, according to the form prescribed, the amount of 320,0001. in Special Bonds of the said Loan as specified below, being one moiety of the sum fixed for the redemption of Bonds in 1831, and also the saving of the interest on the 940,0001. redeemable to the Ist day of January last. NUMBERS OF 2,486 BONDS CANCELLED. 12 Bonds of Letter A—Nos 13 118 210 211 220 a 223 271 272 290 292 For Zl,OOO sterling e,ach....e12,000 66 Bonds of Litter B—Nos. 79 82 170 a 173 178 a 185 192 193 220 a 224 231 a 234 239 366 423 a 426 433 434 437 440 441 444 481 432 493 494 511 567 680 706 a 711 715 a 718 720 721 764 803 804 824 825 830 a 832 834 835 For .€5OO sterling each.. 228 Bonds of Letter C—Nos. 26 27 65 103 171 173 a 175 178 181 183 184 1118 190 524 525 757 758 81 1 a 815 884 885 944 945 966 a 977 1006 a 1009 1016 a 1023 1028 a 1033 1038 a 104 b 1703 1706 1707 2033 a 2040 2065 a 2072 2145 a 2152 2169 a 2176 2209 a 2224 2289 a 2296 2313 a 2320 2377 a 2392 2441 a 2448 2473 a 2480 2553 a 2560 2601 a 2616 2681 a 2688 2713 a 2728 2761 a 2768 2777 a 2784 33,000 37,080 For 4250 sterling each.. . 2140 Bonds of Letter D—Not'. 929 1082 1160 1161 1163 1536 1863 a 1872 1898 1905 a 1907 2934 2038 2949 A 2963 3134 3270 4385 4608 5222 5541 6565 5611 5623 a 5632 5710 a 3719 5824 6392 6584 7688 7628 7904 a 7906 7944 7950 8121 8164 8208 8307 8744 9921 a 10025 10341 a 10445 11391 a 11495 11706 a 11810 12231 a 12449 13281 a 13385 13596 a 13700 14436 a 14645 15276 a 15380 15696 a 15800 16746 a 16850 17376 a 17585 18426 a 18530 18846 a 19055 19476 a 19580 19686 a 19790 ForlOftstalingemth 218,000 248 G Bonds London, July 1, 1031. .020,000 iijt No . 13,830. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4ils July, 1831. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MAJESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE TOWER, On TIMSDAY, the 19th Instant, at Eleven o'Cloek In the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS OF OLD STORES, Consisting of Accoutrements, Harness, Sand Bags, Tools, Standing Vices, Staves for Powder Barrels, Scaling Ladders, Old Rope, Drums, Tanned Hides, Horse Shoe Nails, Lea ther Chrtouches, Pickaxes, Shovels, Flints, Fire Wood, and a variety of other Articles; the whole of which may be viewed at the Tower, as expressed in the Catalogues, during the week previous to the Sale, upon application at the Prin cipal Storekeoper's Office, where Catalogues of the Lots, and Sonditiouto of the Sale, will be delivered to those persons who may apply fee the same. By Order of the Board. R. BYHAM, Secretary. BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION. RESOLUTIONS. AT a GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION, held at Mr. Bzaanswoavo's REPOSITORY, this 4th day of July, 1831. GEORGE FREDERICK MUNTZ, Esq. in the Chair. On the motion of Mr.lAvvwoon,secondecl by Mr. ED.. It was resolved unanimously, I.—That the report of the Council now read be approved and confirmed by the Union. On the motion of Mr. HAD LET, seconded by JOSZPII BIDDLE, Esq. It was resolved unanimously, 2.—That the Accounts now read be passed and confirmed by the Union. The Chairman then proposed the re-election of the different Members of the Council seriatim, as Members of the Council for the ensuing year : Thomas Attwood. Chairman James Claridge Jo.hua Scholefield, Deputy J. W. Evans Chairman W. Beach George Frederick Muntz J. B. Orem Charles Jones Robert Cotterill Sohn Slater D. B. Smith Thomas Todd John Winfield Felix Luckcock Thomas Clutton Salt John Betts Benjamin Woolfield Charles Grafton Joseph Biddle Joseph Bodington Thomas Parkin William Pare Charles Juxon John Remick, jun. It. Hipkiss John Pierce John Giles William Weston Thomas Weston G. de B. Attwood William Jenkins Urban Luckcock James Bibb Thomas Shorthouse Robert Perry George Rdtuonds Benjamin Iladley, Secretary Josiah limes The following Gentlemen having been previously nomi. noted, were then proposed and seconded, and duly elected Members of the Council for the ensuing year : Rev. T. M. M'Donnell Mr. George Wright Mr. William Trow Mr. Samuel Morris Mr. William Parkes Mr. Joseph Wilkes. Moved by Mr. Biddle and seconded by Mr. John Pierce. 3.—That Mr. William Sborthouse, Mr. William &ding ton, and Mr. William Martin, be re-elected Auditors for the ensuing year. Moved by Joshua Scholefiekl, Esq. and seconded by Mr. Beach. 4.—That this Meeting cannot but its deep and sincere gratification at the prompt and explicit assuranra which the Council has received from the illustrious States man at the head of his Majesty's Government, purporting that the 101. Franchise shall be honestly secured to the country, without limitation as to the time or mode of pay ment between Landlord and Tenant. Moved by the Rev. T. M. McDonnell, and seconded by Mr. }Almonds% s.—That this Union feel it their duty to express their deep sympathy aitb, and admiration of the conduct of the heroic Polish nation, who, struggling in defence of their Rights and Liberties against an odious and oppressive Ty ranny, have given a glorious example of Patriotism and Courage ; and, by presenting a Barrier against the encroach ments of Barbaric Power, have conferred a Benefit upon the whole Civilized Word. Moved by Mr. G. B. Attwood, and seconded by Mr. Hardley, 6.—That in the opinion of this Union the Polish Nation, has been driven into the present contest by the atrocious Violation of Rights and Liberties guaranteed to them by the Treaty of 1814 ; and that therefore, it is both the Interest and the Duty of every Civilized Country, and mote particu larly of England, to interfere by Arms, if necessary, iu the efficient Protection of their Righteous Cause. Moved by Mr. Attwood, and seconded by Mr. Biddle. 7.—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be presented to our respected Townsman, John Beardsworth, Esq. for his Generous and Patriotic Conduct, in allowing them the use of his Magnificent Establishment upon this and all other occasions. Moved by Mr. Fyence, of Darlaston, and seconded by Mr. Haynes, late of Walsall. B.—That the Cordial Thanks of the Union be presented to the Council, for their able and patriotic conduct to the Management of the Affairs of the Union. G. F. MUNTZ, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, and the same having been taken by John Betts, Esq. It...solved Unanimously, That the Cordial Thanks of this Union be given to G. F. Blunts, Esq. for his able and judicious conduct in the Chair. JOHN BETTS. FRAUDS IN PATENT PENCILS. Q MORDAN and CO. respectfully solicit the 14.7. public attention to the frauds which are daily prac tised upon them, as regards their Pencils, and the leads for refilling the same. To guard the public against impositions, the patentees are induced to make the following remarks: Ist. Look for the London hall mark on each silver pen cil-case. 2nd. S. Mordan and Co. Patentees and Makers, on the body of the case. 3rd. The genuine leads in boxes have a yellow belt, bear. ing S. M. and Co.'s seal. CEDAR PENCILS. These Pencils contain the same quality of pure Cumber. land lead u their silver patent pencils. WARRANTED PROTECTION. The Lock with seven guards is the most secure, and the most durable one in use. The key cannot be copied, nor can an impression be taken from it, neither can a skeleton ar other substitute key be made with success. 'rho key ad. mica of infinite variety, so that duplicates are entirely precluded, and dishonesty and curiosity equally guarded ".S. Mordan and Co. Makers, London," is stamped on each Lock. Scientific Gentlemen and others are invited to inspect the Manufactory, 22, Castle 'Street, Finsbury. 4 • -.• I • 0 • tinolnksinro 131 1788. Ail 1 0, ti ( N ( S\ PRICE SEVENPENCE. C Spencer, Hon. Capt. Vernon, Granville H. Stanhope, Capt. It. H. Vincent, Sir Frs. Bt. Stanley, J. iVaithman, Robert Stanley, Right Honourable I Walker, Charles A. IL G. S. Warburton, Henry C Stanley, Lord Wane, John A. S Stewart, Robt. Waterpark, Lord S C Stewart, Sir Mich. S. Wesson, W. Rigby Bart. Watson, Hon. Richard S Stewart, Edward Webb, Col. E. Stewart, Patrick M. C Wellesley, Hon. W. T. I C Strickland, Geo. C Western, Charles C. ' Swat, Edw. I C Westenra, Hon. H. Stuart, Lord P. Jas. Weyland, John Stuart, Lord D. C. C Weyland, Mayor R. Surrey, Earl of Whitbread, II illiam H. C Talbot, Christ. R. M. I C White, Samuel C Tavistock, Marquis I C White, Col. Henry Tennyson, Chas. Whitmore, Wm. W. Thickoesse, Ralph C Wilbraham, George Thompson, Wen. Wilde, Thomas Thompson, Paul B. Willis, John Thomson, Rt. Hon. C. P. Williams, John C Throckniorton, R. G. C Williams, Wm. A. Tomes, John C Williams, Sir J. H. Bart. Towns, Col. Robert C Williamson, Sir H. Bart. I Tottenham, Charles Willoughby, Sir H. Bart. Townahend, Lord C. Winnington, Sir T. Bart. S Trail!, George Wood, Matthew Tronbridge, Sir Edward T. C Wood, Col. Thomas Bart. Wood, Jobn Tufton, Hon. Henry Wood, Charles Tynte, Charles K. IL Wrightson, Wm. B. C Tyrrell, Charles Wrottesley, Sir J. Bart. Uxbridge, Earl of C Wynn, Sir Watkin W. Bt. Venable., Wm. C Wynn, Rt. Hon. Chas. W. Vere, James J. Hope I C Wyie, Thomas C Vernon, Hon. G. J. MINORITY. A'Court, Capt. E. H. H. Irving, John Alexander, J. Du Pre Jenkins, Richard Alexander, James Jermyn, Earl Antrobus, Gibbs C. Jolliffe, Sir W. G. H. Bart. Apsley, Lord Jollife, CoL s H a gton Arbuthnot, Col. r. G. J. I C Jones, Ca T. S C Arbuthnot Hon. Gen. H. Kestaley, J nH. 1 C Arehdall, Gen. M. Kemmis, T. A. Ashley, Lord Kenyon, Hon. Lloyd Ashley, Hon. John Kenison, Sir E. Bart. Atkins, John Kilderbee, S. IL Attwood, Matthias Knight, J. L. Baldwin, Charles B. Lascelles, Hon. W. S. S C Balfour, James I Lefroy, Dr. Thomas Bankes, William James I C Lefty, Anthony Bankes, George L -imh, Col. Thomas Baring, Alexander S C Lindsay, Col. J. Baring, Henry B. Loraine, Lord Berne, Capt. Fred. C Lowther, Hon. Col. H. C. Bastard, Capt. John Lowther, John, H. I C Bateson, Sir R. Bart. Luttrell, John F. Becket, Right Hon. Sir J. Lyon, David Bart. Lyon, William Beresford, Sir J. P. Bart. MacidlloP, James Beresford, Col. M. Mackinnon, W. A. Best, Hon. William S. Mahon, Viscount I C Blaney, Hop. Capt. C. Maitland, Viscount Bolden), F. G. S C Maitland, Hon. Capt. A Bradshaw, Captain James Malcolm. Sir J. G.C.B. Brecknock, Earl of C Mandeville, Viscount Br en , James I C Maxwell, Henry S Bruce, Charles C. L. Mexborough, Earl of Brudenell Lord I Meynell, Capt. H. I Brydges, Sir John Mites, Philip J. Buller, Sir Anthony Miles, William. Burge, William Miller William IL Bumwd, George Mount, William Buxton, John J. S C Murray, Right Hos. Sir Capel, John George, K.C.B. I C Castlereagh, Viscount Neeld, Joseph Cecil, Lord Thomas Nichol, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Cholmondeley, Lord IL I North, John Henry Churchill, Norton, Charles F. I C Gl amo r*, Cot. J. ne. Nugent, Sir G. Bart anion, Clinton I. F. Peach, Nathaniel W. run, Hon. R. H. Purse, John Clive, Henry Peel, Right Hon. Sir RAI. Cockburn, Right Hon. Sir Ban. George, G. C. B Peel, William Y. I C Cole, Lord Peel, Edmund 1 Cole, Hon. Arthur Peel, Colonel Jonathan Constable, Sir T. A. C. C Pelhain, John C. Bait Pemberton, Thomas Cottony, Colonel I Pennefather, Matthew Cooke, Sir Henry I C Perceval, Colonel C Cooper, Edward J Perceval Spencer Coote, Eyre Pigott, G. G. W. C Corry, Hon. H. L Pollinston, Viscount Courtenay, Rt. Hon. T. P Pollock, Frederick Croke; Rt. Hon. J. W Pot cheater, Lord I Cumming, Sir W. G. Bart Praed, Winthrop 31. Curzon, Hon. Rbt Price, Richard Cut, lion. Capt. P Pringle, Sir William H. Cost, Hon. Col. Edward K.C.B. I Davidson, Duncan S Pringle, Alexander Dateline, James I Rae, Right Hon. Sir W. Dawson, Rt. Hon. G. R Bart. Daring, Sir E. C. Bt 8 C Ramsey, William 3 C Douglas, Hon. C Roberts, Wilson A. I Douglas, Win. R. K I C Rochford, Colonel G. Douro, Marquis of Rogers, Edward Dnwdeswell, John E Rose, Right Hon. Sir G.H. Drake, Thomas D Rose, Capt. Pitt Drake, Col. Win. T Ross, Chas Doeri•k, wm. lt; Ryder, Hon. Gran. D tk Donde', Robert A Sadler, Mich. T East, James B St. Paul, Sir H. D. Ban Eastnor, Viscount Scarlett, Sir James Elliot, Lord Scott, Sir Samuel, Bt Encombe, Viscount S C Scott, Hen. 1P...v.4 Estcourt, T. H. S. B. Severn, John C Estcourt, Thomas G. B. Seymour, Horace B Pane, Hon. Henry S. Shelley, John V Farrand, Robert Sibihorp, CoL C. D. W I Fennel, Walter Smith, Samuel C Foley, Edward T. Smith, Abel I C Forbes, Viscount Somerset, Lord Gran Forbes, Sir C. Bart. C Staunton, Sir G. Bt Forester, Hon. G. C. W. Stewart, Chas Fox, Sackville Lane I C Stewart, Sir H. Bart Fremantle, Sir T. Bart. Stormont, Vise Freshfield, J. W. &Ides, Sir Edward B Gilbert, Davies G. Taylor, Geo. Watson S C Gordon, lion. Capt. Win Thynne, Lord John Gordon, Colonel John Thynne, Lord H. F I Gordon, James Edw. Thynne, Lord Raw Goulburn, Rt. Hon. Henry Townthend, lion. Col Graham, Marquis Trani, Wm. Henry SC Graham, Lord M. W. Trevor, Hon. Arthur Giant, Gen. Sir C. K C.B. I Tullatnore, Lord S C Grant, Hon. Col. F. W. Tunno, Edw. It 1 liandcock, Richard lire, 51asterton liardinge, Right Hon. Sir Volittort, Vise Henry, K.C.B. C Vaughan. Sir Rob. Bt Harris, George Villiers, Viscount I Hayes, Sir E. Bart. Walsh, Sir J. B. Bt Herbert, Hon. E. C. H. Wanender, Rt. lion. Sir Herries, Right Hon J. C. Geo. Bt C Hill, Sir R. Bart. Welby, Wynne, B Hodgson, Frederick West, Fred. It Holdswortb, A. H. Wetherell, Sir Chas Holmesdale, Viscount Williams, Robt Holmes, 11'illiam Williams, Thomas P 8 C Hope, Hon. rA. KCB W74,10tt. J. S Hope, Henry Ti NVr , Digby C Hope, John T. W Wadhem Houldsworth, T. C Wynn, Chas. W. G Howard, Hon. Col. F. G. 1 Wyooe, John. Hulse, Sir C. Bert. Yorks, Joseph I !meanie, Viscount 1 C Young, John Inglis, Sir R. H. Bart. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1831. LIST OF THE DIVISION ON THE SECOND READING Of THE REFORM SI I.L. ..—......-- MAJORITYI C. is used to distinguish the Members for Counties ; S. for Scottish, and I. for Irish Members. I C Acheson, Viscount Howard, Hon. WM. S Adam, Admiral C. Howard, Philip H. C Adeane, Henry J. Howard, Henry S C Agnew, Sir And. Bt. I C Howard, Joseph C Akhorp, Viscount C Horrid, Viscount Anson, Sit G. K.C.B. Hudson, Thomas Anson, Hon. George Hughes, James C Astley, Sir John D. Dart. Hughes, Wm. H. Atherley, Arthur Hughey., Col. W. L. Bsillie, James E. C Home, Joseph Bainbridge, Edward T. Hunt, Henry Bating, Sir Thomas, Bt. I C Hutchinson, J. H. taring, Francis T. .** IC'legllby, Sir W. A. Bart. Barnett, Charles J. 3 C Inees, Sir 11. Bart. Baynturn, Captain S. A. James, William C Beaumont, Thomas W. S Jeffrey, Rt Hon. Francis I C Belfast, Earl of I Jephson, Chas. D. 0. C Belgrave. Earl of Jemingham, Hon. H. V.S. C Benett, John S Johnston, Andrew Bentinck, Lord George S Johnstone, James Berkeley, Captain C Johnstone, Sir John V. B. Bernal, Ralph Bart. I C Bernard, Thomas S C Johnstone, J. J. H. linidulph, Robin M. Kemp, Thomas R. Blake, Sir F. Bart. S Kennedy, Thomas F. C Meagre, William I C Killeen, Lord 1 C Blankney, William King, Edward B. Blount, Edward I C King, Hon. Robt. Blunt, Sir Charles, Bt. Knight, Henry G. I Bodkin, John J. Knight, Robert Bouverie, lion. D. P. Labouchcre, Henry I C Boyle. Lord 1 Lamb, Hon. George I Boyle, Hon. John I C Lambert, Henry 1 C Brabazon, Viscount I C Lambert, James S. Brayen, Thomas Lawton, James H. C Briscoe, John J. C Langton, Col. Gore Brougham, William C Lawley, Francis I C Browne, John I Leader, Nicholas P. 1 C Brownc, Dominick Lee, John, L. H. I C Brownlow, Charles C Lefevre, Charles S. Buck, Lewis W. C Lemon, Sir C. But. Bulkeley, Sir Richard W. Lounged, Thomas B. Bart. Lennox, Lord W. Buller, James W. C Lennox, Lord J. 0. Buiwer, Ed. E. L. Lennox, Lord A. Bolwer, Henry L. Lester, Benjamin C Bunbury, Sir H. IL Bart. C Lewis, Right Hon. T. F. Burdett, Sir F. Bart. C Littleton, Ed. J. I C Burke, Sir John, Bt. Lloyd, Sir E. P. Bart. Burrell, Sir Charles, Bt. Loch, J. Burton, Henry S Loch, James Buxton, Thomas F. Lopes, Sir R. F. Bart. C Byng, George C Lumley, John S. Byng, George 8. Loshington, Dr. S. C Calcraft, Right Hon J. Maberly, Colonel W. L. Caleraft, Granby H. Maberly, John I Callaghan, Daniel Macaulay, Thomas B. Calvert, Charles C Macdonald, Sir J. Bart. C Calvert, Nicholson S C Mackenzie, J. A.S. Colley, Thomas Mackinto,h, Right lion. Campbell, John Sir Janus S C Campbell, Walter F. I C Macnamsra, William Canning, Right Hon Sir S. Mangles. James G.C.B. Msrjoribanks, S. Carter, John B. Marryat, Joseph Cavendish, Charles C. Marshall, William C Cavendish, Lord G. Martin, Sir B. 0.C.8. Cavendish, Henry F. C. Martins John I C Chapman, Mont. L. S C Mettle, lion. W. R. Chaytor, William 111:C. Mayhew, Milldam I C Chichester. ColonerA. Milbank, Mark Chichester, J. B. P. blildimay, P. St. J. Clive, Edward B. C Milton, Viscount C Coke, Thomas W. C Moreton, Hon. 11. Colborne, N. W. R. C Morpeth, Viscount I C Coote, Sir C. H. Bart. Morrison, James Cradock, Colonel S. C Mostyn, E. AL L. Creevey, Thomas I C Mullins, Frederick Crippa, Joseph I C hlusgrare, Sir R. Bart. Currie, John Newark, Viscount C Curteis, Herbert B. C Noel, Sir G. Bart. Davies, Col. T. H. H. North, Frederick 1 C Dawson, Alexander C Nowell, Alexander C Denison, John E. Nugent, Lord C Denison, Wm. J. I C O'Connell, Daniel Denman, Sir Thos. I C O'Connell, Maurice S Dixon, Joseph 1 C O'Farrell, R. M. I C Doyle, Sir J. M. K.C.B. 1 C O'Grady, Hon. Col. B. Duncombe, Thos. S. I C O'Neill, Hon. Gat. J. C Dundas, Charles Ord, William Dundas, Hon. Thomas C Osborne, Lord F. Dundee, Hon. Sir R. L. I C Osiery, Earl of K.C.B. Owen, Hugh O. Dundas, Hon. J. C. C Owen, Sir J. Bart. Eastirope, John I C Ozmantown, Lord C Ebrington, Viscount Odley, Conliffe Ellice, Edward Paget, Sir Charles Ellis, Wynn C Paget, Thomas Etwall, Ralph Palmer, General Charles Evans, Col. tie Lacy Palmer, Charles F. Evans, Wm. B. I C Parnell, Right lion. Sir Evans, Wm. Henry, Bart. Ewart, IVm. C Payne, Sir Peter, Bart. S Ferguson, Robert C Pelham, Hon. C. A. I Ferguson, Sir R. Bart. C Pendarves, E. W. W. S Ferguson, Robert C. Pen7esze, John S. Ferguson, Sir It. C. K.C.B. Penrhyn, Edward I C Fitzgibbon, Hon. R. 1 Perrin, Louis Fitzroy, Lieut.-Colonel Petit. 1......- rs- Fitzroy Lord - 1 .."*" vette, Hon. E. ruky, John H. H. Philipps, Sir R. B. Bart. C Foley, Hon. T. H. C Phillips, Charles M. C Folkes, Sir W. But. Phillips, George R. Fordwich, Lord Polhill, Captain Fred. Foster, James Ponsonby, lion. W. F. S. Fox, Lieut.-Col. e Ponsonby, Hon. J. G. B. 1 C French, Arthur I Ponsonby, Hon. G. S Gillon, Wm. D. C Portman, Edward B. Gisborne, Thomas C Powell, Col. W. E. Godson, Richard I C Power, Robert Gordon, Robert Poyntz, William S. C Graham, Right Hon. Sir J. C Price, Sir R. Bart. R. G. Ban. Protberoe, Edward Graham, Sir S. Bart. Pryse, Pryse S C Grant, Right Hon. C. Ramabottom, John Grant, Right Hon. Robert C Ramsden, John C. I C Grattan, James Bickford, Wm. Greene, Thomas G. C Rider, Thomas Grosvenor, Right HOD. R. Roberts, Abraham W. C Guise, Sir Berkeley W. Robinson, Sir G. Ban. Bart. Robinson, (leo. R. Gurney, Richard H. C Itooper. John B. Hall, Benjamin S Ras, lloratio Hake, James Rumboid, Charles E. Handley, Wm. F. C Itussell, Lord J. C Harcourt, Geo. V. Russell, Lord Wm. 1 Harty, Sir Robert I Russell, John Harvey, Daniel W. Russell, Robert G. C Hea hate, Sir Gilbert, I Bothwell, Edw. S. Ben. Schonswar, Geo. Hearbcote, Gilbert, J. Scott, Sir E. D. Bart. Heneage, George, F. C Sebright, Sir J. Bart. Heron, Sir Robt. Bart. 1 C Shell, Rich. L. C Heywood, Benjamin 3 C Sinclair, Geo. I C Hill, Lord Arthur C Skipwith, Sir G. Bart. I Hill, Lord G. A. Slaney, Robe. A. Hobbouse, J. Cam Smith, John A. C Hodges, Thomas L. C Smith, John Hodgson, John Smith, Robt. V. Horne, Sir Wm. Smith, Hon. Rohr. 1 C Hat, Sir W. Bart. Smith, Geo. R. C Hoskins, Kedgwin Smith, Martin, T. PAIRED OFF. AGAINST. Aarell, W. Bradshaw, J. Clive, Viac. Dick, Q. Forbes, I. Montgomery, Sir G. Bart, Penruddocke, 3. Trench, C,ol. Williams, 0. TELLERS. 701. Barham, John Brougham, J. Fustierley, J. N. Knox, Hon. J. H. Mills, John Morrison, J. Newport, Sir J. Russell, W. Sanford, E. A. MI/LINIS!. I C Dunainnon, Vise. C Chsndos, Marquis of Rice, T. S. S C Clerk, Sir G. Bert. ABSENT. Blair, Wm. a. Knox, Hon. J. T.l Bernard, Vise. a. Lott, H. B. a. Chichester, Sir A. f. Morgan, C. M. R. a. Cockerel!, Sir C. a. Phipps, Gen. a. Doraville, Sir C. a. Russell, C. f. Fine, CoL J. T. a. Ridley, Sir M. Fellowes, H. A. W. f. Somerville, Sir M. Fitzgerald, John, a. Spence, Geo. Fitzgerald, Right Honourable Towtssbend, Lord J. W. V. a. Vaughan, J. E. Frankland, Sir R. a. Villiers, F. Gurney, Hudson, a. Welland, BetheL Hanmer, H. a. DEAD. Rain:, J. - Newport, Causal Yorke, Sir Joseph - Reigate O'Comsos Dos - Roscommon. DOUBLE RETURNS. Lord John Russell —Tavistoch and Devon Major Weyland—Weymouth and Oson Tennyson, Charles-.Bletchingley and Stamford Lushington, Doctor—WineMsat and Debater Jeffrey, Right Honourable F.—Malttan and Perth Burghs Milton, Lord—Hihgam Ferrara and Northampton (Count. Shell, R. L—blilborne Port and Louth (County.) Denison, J. R.—Liverpool and Nottingham (County.) (No return for Carmarthen.) ABSTRACT. There voted on the Second Reading of the Reform 6th July, 1631, For the reading 367 Tellers Paired Agairui 232 Tellers Paired Total These were absent Double Returns No Return Dead Spaka Total In the House .... 658 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Juiv 7. The Earl of H AREWOOD presented a Petition from Leeds, in Yorkshire, caning their Lordships' attention to the distress in Ireland. Lord SEEL NIERSDALE presented petitions from the Millers in Liverpool, WarrinAton, Rochdale, and Chester, complaining of the r at quantity of foreign flour imported. Lord CALTHO PE pre clued a petition from a pariah In Suffolk, against the truck system. Earl GOWER ire crated petitions to the same effect from aourestersbire and Doe et. Tne Arelitishop of CANTERBURY pos•po led the further eou.idasion of the Tithes B 11 to Monday the 22d instant. On tiv m don of Lord WYNFORD, tl:e Suits In Common Law Courts' Bill wee read a third time, and passed. THE TRUCK ITIITZ)L Lord %VH ARNCLIFFR, in moving the second reading of the payment of wages in goods repeal bill, and the pay ment in wages in money bill. begged to lay before the house the grounds upon which he deemed those bills nem wiry. He thought the , unless the Legislature interfered, the whole of the manufaztures of the country would he car. tied on on the truck principle. which had a most pernictoui tendency • in fact, it was a barter of labour for gocds. He considered that the universal mode of paying wages in goods, could not ul imattly be conducive to the benefit of the ma nufacturer, no more than to the workman. The principle of paying wages in goods came into practice at au early period, and the laws hitherto passed•to suppress the system have been evaded. The practice arose from a variety of causes, and now arrived to an extent that required the prompt interference of the Legislature to put a stop to ir. It first commenced in Wales, where it was difficult to obtain goods, and a shop was kept by the manufacturer fur the ac• commodation of the workmen, and since that time, it had grown into a source of profit to the manufacturer and extor tion upon the working classes. He should not conceal from their Lordships that he believed that one of the causes of the prevalence of the system, was the return to cash pay. :swots. The custom was to make a considerable pn,fit on the wages, the workmen being paid in goods, and ree, ived for one shilling what only cost nine pence. Some ntat.ufac turers employed 4,000 or 5,000 mem, and although the profit upon each man was small, upon the whole number it was enormous, and what might be lost upon the manufac•ured article, was reimbursed in this manner. He had heard of manufacturers making 14,0001. a. year by this system. The principle held out such a prospect of pro fit to the avaricious manufacturer, that it was impossi. bie to resist it. This mode f dealing excited the jealousy of the workmen. Nothing could be more satisfac tory than to see the workman independent of his master, and enabled to go and purchase the necessaries hi may require in any shop he pleased. Sometimes the unfortunate workman was obliged, under the system, to take more goods than he required, and sell them at a reduced price. The character of the workman and the manufacturer was destroyed by such a system. The retail trader was ultimately ruined shue the manufacturer adopted such a mode of paying wages. if the truck system could be fairly and honestly carried on, there might be no objection to it, but it was impossible ; it held out too many advantages to the avaricious manufac turer. As to the principles of political economy, nothing could be more uncertain, there were so many opinions upon that subject; but there could be no erring, if the work. men were paid in the current coin of the realm. Under the present system the workmen were not free agents, and were so entangled with the masters that he had no choice. The first bill would repeal all laws affecting the principle; and the second bill provided that the workmen should be paid in the curtest coin of the realm. He proposed that the master should be subject to a penalty for the violation of the Act ; for the first offence a fine of 61, for the second, a fine bet exceeding 201. and not less than 101. and the third of fence to be deemed a misdemeanor. Ile moved the second reading of the bills. The Bishop of ROCHESTER said that be would give the noble lord any assistance in his power to promote the objects of the bill, but he was afraid that no law would put down the truck system. He thought that, unless more ex tensive employment offered for the people, that the workmen would remain under the control of the manufacturer and the system. Lord SKELMERSDALE said that he would support the bill. Lord AUCKLAND said that his opinion was entirely in favour of the bill, and he would be happy to afford his noble friend every assistance in passing the bills into a law. He had received many memorials, signed by thousands, com plaining of the frauds and impositions practised under the truck system. It was universally admitted, at the same time, • that in some districts it was productive of great good. He was afraid that there were some clauses objectionable • par ticularly those which pve magistrates a concurrent juris. diction, and he wis h ed to know if it would give the magic. trans in Middlesex a jurisdiction in cases that originated in London ? Lord WHARNCLIFFR said, that in the Cornniittee he should be happy to attend to any suggestions. The Earl of CA RNA RYON would not give any active opposition to the Bill, but deprecated those changes, without going into an inquiry into the causes of the evils com p'alatd of. Lord OODERICH said, that it was absolutely necessary, for the well-being of thousands, that some measure should be adopte m d to w eta the track system. The law, as it Mood at a, pered Earl GAWKS enweesal his istisfaeCoa at the intralua dee of the measure, which he wee sate would bye, a beue. 'dal east. • ' Lord CA LTHORPE recomosoded ea. iagaley into the causes before the Bill naive& Ike maim of the flsuse and that the subject shealthe ealasillea to a Select Cara. whim He suggested that tit all olden of the house Bart. Ft ,1 bt ' I trghs tarty.) n 7 1 1 43 21 24 8 1 ! 1 t 1: 1. • I nt from n to the rom the Chester, 'sported. a pariah • 'tee from )td the the 22d I ; I Suits io me, and I reading the pay. !fore the _T. the Iu• •rl•