The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-24 00:00:00

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His Majesty Was this day pleased to rotifer the hnnoar Eti ataight:t.yort on Joha Coaaell. Proeurcur of the church of Srf.tlnad, and Judge ut the High Curt of Adutiralty IN Scotland. • ow 1.4 of \lay ;Li he puhi.:Altrd, No. 11. price as. of • riILIS iv • f E !lOSPEUTIV REVIKIV ; eoseisting I o f t-it:ei3rns ups. Analyses of, and Extracts from w i e ek x.vd Boot. is nil lAngtinces. which sew heft panliiived frint the Revival of Ll:erainre fo t;w to wn-levrent of the presoct Centery. Eflitedby a fkwiety tleseers rY the University of Cambridge. Cbetineed ertnnty. Scduta of in. I. mny now be had of th • P•th. "rt. C. 2"4 I. ne:h".. ; 11. Trip -I.nnilou : (iot C.6161:%1 - 1( 1 Cr fills!. eatfttst.; /eh sad Breatbie t kitarivaraw; sad timbals sad • 111 , 3 11 . in e x .. , PS vii,v .l r..l BElt .iii, m re a S s pe ara cill y lly ._m io:r i rll its the aw 1r t *ll - .•blifor. Gentry. nad the Public. (wham s,e invites v i-stwitba Novottles of the Season in RATA and RON- V - $ for Ladie4. ticutlemon. and Children. eselasitely tared by 1... r. and (wistfully intmoleeel midst tbie . 7 ; • ". of the Royal Fatally). that she In; REMOVED it Anr-a-putre. Vbes.sell. to more roovinii•nt premises, ilf. lik 41alIAT SMITIIIFIIT MILT. Oil tile IlLiug'swoad. adjois - • ..lo srr wiatifse..wed from a most curious foreign pro- E r ", in-r :nr ..I , ganee. lightness. tintl durability, surpass say 1.7 :.t.r ..or ~ Inctioa. They are made by hand. Withont senillis.; : the rtv'—ur is nut afri.eted either by rain or sea air: * l ey bay be dyed of any eolottr; and *bcn soiled or pro out of *re by “aiel: flee. they arty he restored to both foe a tr:liie charge. • Fur ebildrea's us... trarelline. or wear at a 4ea-aide. art uuritadlod, as they are super:or to atraw Le Ltgloorn. -• .... ff101'.11..-liß.►lll and liii.l.llA3l respectfully einono”. that. in consequence of their in , 7rea,sinc trtilemeelairing more extensive premises, they hare removed tuuti neat (wise, . No. 77, OXFORD-STREET. 'Pratte they have added to an excellent stock of Liao. Dra pery. elery di seription of fashionable Sills, and a wawa, -e cf fi , siery and (Dotes, the wiaole of which arc avid u the first terms. and whhont abetment. A nvi.r!tiest .ItorA of Foreign nod British Damask Table Cloths, India Muslims, French Carabrics. superb imitation Shawls. rich Tabbineta, elegant robe dresses. Madras Cen -1•;cs and Long Cloths. srilb every new and elegant article of flshioaable Dress. PA. Coate; end °SARA■ beg to (+Scone that theybare no enseeedon whxterer with the adjoining noose (which the y luely therefore particularly citation those ladles ag-;:ist deception, who wish to visit their establishaseat. 77, Ostord-street, the second house from Wiosley-street, opposite the Pantheon. TTIITCY PER CENT. ENDER ANY H 11' WARE- . 110CSE IN ENGL IND. (1 JACKSON. Hat Manufacturer, SR, Barbican, • near tor l'itv Repository. has constantly on Mlle a mommumaii e assortment of every description of Hats and P.eatel 114,1111rts ; also a great varlet) of Gold colour Seal TsrLvir.—Likewise Bus Cloth Frumian estaa /yob's akatifty 4e.—Leitrlvet - Hate tad taps fromld. —The Pub a neat saving by purchasing as nbove.—Jaek- Mil'S Neve imented treble covered best superfine Beaver 11 , ts at ...illy vs.—they arc decidedly the citeapeft and most esegaut Hats ..,%er offered to the public.—Tile new improved Palest Water-proof Hat. Silk and Deaver. at only 13.4. ; this hat will wear three times as long as those imitations saw selling from Ida. to 18s. and upward/4 by almost evory Batter; men of theca call themselves mandfacturers.—Tbe Trade 'applied as usual. N. B. Old Hats covered with silk, and made equil to new, 6d.—No unpaid Letters received. i)LES on an IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.-M. P. ‘.../D.lti IES. 03. ST. M tirrises-t.ssn, Opposite New tiisaglifer's Loffer-iiiiuse. sole Nlanufset.7rer of the imperial Is rte:l Wick 1:0111,1 andles, which ari• atiiversally allowed t, born equal to IVax. deems it ne-essary to caution the 'Nobility and families against the base attempts of perms% fisilv advertising, as none are genuiat bat doss* bad at his Wm.:; onze as above, or No. led. Fleet-street.—Fine Sperm Ctur.:les, as. 4d. per lb.: Palace Was Lights and !emir Was Pieces. Ss. Sd. per lb.; Imperial Waxed Wick Mould Candles. I Is. Od. per dosen ; h st Store f'andles. 14s. pre doses; Mottled Soap, from 945. to Ibis. per cwt.; YI VICPW ap, Ists. to 86s. per cwt.; Ilse Curd Soap, 1921. y-r eat.: Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 141. to 24. per lb.; Liman Windsor 4s, to 2s. Rd. per lb.; Fancy Soaps, 9s. y4r AMMO Sealing Wan, 2s. tkt. to 7s. per lb.; fine Sperm Oil, 7s. ed. per gallon; Common Oil, 44. per gallon.— N. B. Orders forwarded to all parts of town, and carefully 1 . 1:1;c1 fur the country. VARROLL, the Contractor, lwirs to remind the that the TWO FIRST - PRIZES DRAWN NEXT THLRSDAY, mast tam TWO of. 20,000 f. le additinn ; and also oa that Day more than Twenty other Capitals will be Drawn. -ry Ticket sad Share Weight before NEXT TM:R-- 1 / 1 1, Late a chance throughout the Lottery fur the Four.... Prises of .... £30.000 Tw0.... Prises of .... 10,000 Two....Prites 0f.... 10.000. &e. &e. Moray and Consols, forming 101 CAPITALS. Tuteta and Shares are selling by Coanooo, Contractor, 1 9, Cornhili. and 16, Oxford-Arect; London, and h) an his Agents io the Country. Calmat'. Shared and sold. in th* last few Mouths, Cal; 30.0001. I 7.003 &00W. 406. 11.0001. tolift l.OOlll. 11.116 40,0001. Lc. T E present being a Stock Lottery, T. BISII begs t ) call the attention of his Friend., to the unparalleled •es 9f his °dices, in preceding Stock Lotteries; as he shared and snld No. 19.36.1, First 30.0001. Consols. 18.041, Last 60,0091. Consols. 9.953, First 40,0001. Consols. &le& First 30.0000 Consols. 8.107, First 90,0091. Consols. tad in Money Lotteries, his success has been equally greet; "lag shared and sold Twelve Prises of SLOW. &e. slit in the very last Lottery he sold, in Shares, No. ano7, a P•itv of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Money ! besides several 'envy Capitals. Tickets and Shares are selling at DISH'S OFFICES. I. Cornhill, and 9. Charing-Cross, London, and by his Agents in the Country. Esplanatory Schemes Gratis. The nett day of Drawing will be NEXT THURSDAY. MI April, when Two of 90,0901. Consols, nurr es notAws. „, As the Firm Prize in each Coss will be entitled to 20,0001. ( -onsols. over and above whatever other Prize it is drawn, 1 1 / 4 as e.eso Tickets will be decided that day. upwards cf rJ other Capitals may be especlud to be Wee drams. MIf f ITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Otlice. April 24 IWO. 34 Regiment of Ikagouns titards.—Cornet Currie. from h a y.p s y 1114 light dragoons, :o be cornet. %ice .ti.ss, who ex- C:I3IICPC 7th Resistant of Light Dragoons.— -- Pontoon, gent to be corset, by purchase, tire tiill proinGted. 14tli lituipave. mt. 16 be cornet, by p.rchase. tiee Camt!hers, who rrt:ret. .._...... ......... Ist &liras/it of Foot.—To-he Captains--Cept. Bailee, front hal/spay of the regimcsit. vise Clyne, who exchanges ; I.ientettats: Campbell. a i,.loat purelmae. vice Logan, ap pointed to the oth Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Lietex na ate —Ensign 'Meanie. without perchascs' vice Clyne. r r , .- looted ; Ensign Piet: t, from 6th Foot, without perches... lice Campbell; Lir:tenant Ehlintt, from half-pa) ..r2.1 F , ...i. vie, Stevens, who suchanges.—T,. be V.eis.igne, wii:inut rur cha se—A. Dalt gent. tier 'ritualism. deceased ; li. Gordo*, gest. vlite'rhhavas.—l'o be hiliwtant. with the rank of Ens siga--berjeant-Majer Rieliard.ost. vice Cameron. demie)ed. Bth Ditto.--Gantitentii Cadet Wood. frot h th e H., )a i %K. tarn Collett.. to he Resign, without purchase. sic., Pinta, promoted ia the Ist Foot. ' • *lst Mitio.—Captain I.leray, from half-pay 7th Li zht Die. g 0006 to be captain, vice hir V/ . Croshie, who ex. :iangei. a ßegiment of Fiwt.—To be Captai3s—Brev A-Major Ili, from half-tsar Sleihan Regiment, vice Bowers. who eye t Captain Ross. from half-ray 11th Foot, vies Mille who elehaages, Teti-hi:lg. the di:Terence ; Captain Benton!. *oft half-pay Sid Foot. tier Straitoways. ap puintel to die 9111 Royal Veteran Battalion. 90 , 11 ilittn.slikaptaia Farquha.eoe to be major, by per ches..., vice hibeinnan. 141111 . rellial.' 1 . • - . Slat Ditto.—Ensign Shale, te be arkititini, iriih the rink i.f 1:1 utenatit. Ore Mew . appointed to the 3in 1 , 1-1 al Veteran ; bhiw, gent. to be'ensign, x•:tbnu: purchase, tire Shaw. 38th Ditto.—Captgin Piper. from half-pay 104th Fool. to he captain, tics Nile/coin, who .4c4ages, receiving the dif ference. 47th Ditto.—Easiga Gordon to be lieutenant. without purchase. vice Lowe. appointed to the fith Royal Veteran Battalion; F. Close. geol. to be amigo, vice tiordis. /Path Ditto.—Licutenent Campbell. from ha.f-pay '34th Foot. to be lieutenant, 'ice Nesield, whose appolutmed has nr,t piece. PGA Ditto.—To be Lieutenants without purchase, l Easign Pack, Tice D'Aree . y , appointed to the Nit Royal Ve- Iteran Battalion ; Ensign heal, vice IVilliams. appointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Bettelloa.—To be Ensigns—Ennis O'Gorman. trout half-pay De Roll's regiment, vies Peek; J. 11. yraaelt. pot. ice Leal. 71st Ditto.—Copt. Baroard. from half-pay Ride Brigade, to he captain. •i... Jubastune. mho exr..angra. 72111)itto.—J. Pith. gent. to be ensign, without purchase. lice Van Ryneweld.• who resigns. 78th Ditto.—Ensign Forbes, to be lieuSenant. witigint pa reheat/. ales tbV Veto." nOll4llOll ; R. Price, gent. to be /amigo, by parettasc. vics Vorhes. bad Ditto.—Ensign Dwyer. to belieuteuant. without pur chase, •ice Baldwin, promoted) !a the Atttli foul ; A. Young. gent. to be ensign. rice ()weer. 84th Dlllo.—EniOn ‘Vortli, to he Bilden:tut pureheue, cies Spottswood. prernoted ; S. Sealy. gent. to be ensi;n. by pnrchaue, s i ne tlCith 1/Itto.—/::tOg3 Ashmore, to be lieutenant, wltluort purchase. •Ire Mitchell, appointed to the fvth Royal Veteran Battalion ; 11. Knox, !teat. to beensign; vier .Ashmore. 90th Ditto.—EasignWilsoe. to be lleetemust, Wont per ches., vice Conroy, promoted ; V. Reckaidge, gun:. to be e 'sign, •ice 't‘ Rum. 23 West lonia Re—lreent.—Ens:ga Olpherts. to be lieu tenant. without paellas.. v: •e Haws. d e .. case d W. 11•Vl car, gent. to be ensign. rice °Fishery". Ist Royal Vela:rat Ilmusdoo.—Lieutena.at 1.1-3 . c. from 47th► font. Ica be I:cutoaant, skit Dudley, "ascoe appointment has nut taken Oyer. oth Royal Veteran Rattslioe.—Liestenant Marsh. bow tkMh foot, to be lieut;•naot, vies liihson, appointed wad» IN Royal Veteran Bataii• a. 9th Royal Veteran Rana' ion.—Captain Strangewa) s. frqm 43e1 foot, to he captain, vice Eccles. whose appoiatinent has lot taken place.--To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Nl•larthy. from half-pay 63d foot. sice Lowe, who returns to his for mer situation on the ret:r,•d list ; Lieutenant Thum;o wa, from 46111 fuut.—To be Ensign—Quartermaster Low rie. from half-pay York Chaucer', vice Rivers, whose appointment has not taken place. loth Royal Vetersn Rattallon.—To be Ensigns—Qaarter. master Dressing. from !.alf-pay 94th font, vice Moon, wipe., appointment has not taken place; Troop Qtaarternsester By raw, from half-pay did Light Dragoons, vice smith. whose appointment Icy nut taken place. Commissions signed by ha Vice-Lieutenant of the County or Hints. North Hants Hankhencl. gent. to be ensign. Mouth Han! , 1 ef , lllllllll Catalry.—J. Westcott. gent. to bu lieutenant ; 11. \talc, vat, to be eorno. Commission. ht tba number Corps of i'votualry Cavalry. $1 gned by Lord Lieutenant of the Cou.ity of Notting hem. W. Barrow. :at. to be Reeteuest ; R. Ward, gest. to be eurgeou. BANKRUPTC V Eft. %RUED. J. Lon ------------------------------ from Jan. 24 to Nab 4. lIANKRUPTCY SUPESSDRD. J. 8,43. Narwiaater. Wills. poem BANKRUPT'S. J. Idurgnir.; LI. Idle, York'. toter, to surrender May 6. 13, and June S. at the New l lno, Bradforit. Attorneys, Messrs. Few and Co. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. Lou don; and Mr. Lambert, Bradford. 11. llay andT..t. Turner. Nenrastle-s!reet. Strand. prin ters. April 43, May 6.10 June 3. at thiblitall Atturu. ys, Messrs. W. and D. Richardson, Walbrock. T. Power. Presior-.tr..et, Sonsers-town, taller, Aprt! May 9, and June J. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Ben , oell and 11:3on. tit. Swill:la's-lane, Lombard-street. 1,. 0. Eduard:. Slinories. master-mariner. April 29, May A, and Jtme 3. at Gullehrli. Attorneys, Messrs. Kearsey sod Span., Rishopsante-street. T. Josses, Stirewsbery, dealer, May I. 2, and Jesse S. at the Crown tun, Shrewsbury. Attorney, Mr. lilogden, Shrewsbury. S. Smith. Bruntelffe Thorne. York. clothier, VI M id„ 17. and Jose 3. at the Sessions House. Leeds. Aitorneys, Mr. Jeyes, Chadeer)-iaae, Loualun ; and Mr. Granger, Lieds. H. Glynn, Liverpool. merchant, May 11. 11. and .I:ate 11. at the George Ina. Liverpool. Attorney., Me.sr:. Pritt and Co. Liverpool ; and Messrs. Illeekstoek sad Bunce. Temple, London. T. Snnnet, Teed. wonted-spinner. May itt. IT. and .Lana 3, at the SesAions Holm.. Leeds. Attorney.. ri.h er and Sudiow.ltistives-ian. London , : and Mr. Granter, Leeds. H. Wkitrtheed. Calverley. York. dry salter, 31a): 4, 5. add June 3. at the Cet.r.-11ouse. Icons. Attorneys, Mr.liattye, Chancery-lone, ; and Messrs. Lee and Ra3.,ar. Leeds. H. Beekrtl. Birmingham, victualler. May 12. is. and June S. at the Royal Hotel, Hirmitianam. Attorneys. Alessrs. Egerton and Co.. tiray*miummivare, London ; and 3ftssr4, spurrier and inglel.v. J. Warrvn. Stoke-under-Ilamenn. Som, rmt. innkrer May 4. 3. and June 3. at the Crown Inn. South P.-theca. tioniersetithire. Attorneys, Mr. Allen. Lon don; and Messrs. Toner and Nicholcts. &wait Petherton. J. Tay Ice, Leon Litter, Hereford. skinner. Mny 11). 11. and June 3. at the KintesArms Inn. Leominster. Ittorneys, Messrs. Jenkins and Co., New-inn, : and Maus. J. R. and T. Monts. Leominster and Lmlluu. J. H. Wright. High Holborn, dealer in curinsitieg. April 25. Mr, 9. raid June 3, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Hackett, Nor- , utrt. St. Swithlit's-lane. 11.. eWkm, BOss-alley, Illorslevdosen, I April :e.". May 9, and June 3, at Guildhall,Attorney. Mr. P 'pc, Old Belem, J. A-mitace, shad Thames. carrier. Ipril ?3. Mac?. and Jump,. at Guirdbell . Attorney. Mr. p. Old Pletillein. Nes Me. yeteloceser. Caste, dessis:c. 9lay t. 13. and June 3, at Guildhall , 14,n on. Attorney, Mr. Bridger, An uel-coart. nroxinorton-street. T. 8. eoliwell, Norwich, coach-master. May $, 9. and Jure:, at the Star Inn. Norwich. Attorneys. Messrs. Big non, and Brightwell, Norwich; aad bleasrs. Alexander and New-inn, London. . _ J. Lowe. BoaJen-Edge. Derby. dealer, May 0. 10, and Jane 3, at the Warren Boo'kelp, Arms Inn, Stockport. At torneys. WWI. Lowe and Rower. Southampton-mtildings, Chancery-Iw. Landon; awl Mr. Cnetham, Stockport. W. ".etcher, Wok erhampton. ironmonger. May 11, 11, and June S. at the Royal Rotel Hlnn:ncham. Attornevs. Mesys. Swale end Co.. Otd-Jewry, London; and Mr. Foster. Wolverhampton. R. Gower, ht . Austell, Corawall,Lnen-griper, Mac 14.19. and Juno 3, at Weaklcy's llutel, 11)moutli-Dock. Attor neys, Mt..orrv. Darke and Co., Red Lion-square, London ; and Mr. That. Plymouth-Dock. E. New. Bristol. banker. Aplil SI, May 17, and Juan 3. at the Tarturt Inn, Ilristral. Attorneys. Messrs. Jarman, and Slivery. Bristol; and Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery -lane. London. 11. R Lodge, Cloak-bine, Loadoa, factor,. April 23. May 6, and Jane 3, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mossrs. Jacutnb and Bentley. Itasinchall-street. 11. W. Leetla. Wiideraess-row, Onswell-stroot. jeweller. April 30. May IS, and June 3. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. li.;ng-street. tOsent-snrden. S. AS ebb, Prin. y's-square, t. George); in the East, inPr (lad, Aeril til. May 11, and Josue 3, at 11. Attt.in 3. Ur. Pepe, jlirkft,em. G. Park fteivitess, linen-drsyr. Apra 23. May 0, and Julie 3, at Guildhall, London. A tturit,• s, Messrs. Walker and l'o.. Old Jewrv. R A ("dint y. Spurr nt eh e riei r on orcr . Mar & 1 3, mod Jame 3. at t;uilcihall. Atm rtie Barr-strert, !East Smithfield. J. Ward and J. Rubinson, Mill-Wall. 111 Saints. millers, April 29, May 9. and Juan 3at liaildhall. Attoruo), Mr. Yatraan, Arundel-street, Strand. , DIVIDENDR. May 13, J. Ryan. Liverpool. merchant. at the George inn, Liverr,ol—May 9. iVillians Wailes. North Shields'. t. :;nr, at the Commercial Hotel. Tynertuuth—May l& A. Hart, Little Alle-street. (ioodnian's-'fields, navy agent. at Cuitituali—Slay IL W. Wootton. Tyer . .-gateway, Ber oiontl.e). tanner. at Cuilahalt-31ay IA J. Spnrkes and A. Fortiand-street, Mary-le-bone, coach-makers. at tioildhael—Mar tli t .V. W. Tittepaer.antlyt.Tilltlssus. Vag agepaint. writoiegale byittost-tellors. at tiuildhall— Juar 7. Croy. Cayslett. l orks:iire, terrier, at the Reit Lieu Inn, Cr. et Drllleld--Ma) 13, R. Hernia and 11. Harris, Rotolph-lane. wholeYalc ironmongery, a! the Royal Hotel. Birnsingimm—May Id, F. Del). Albion eoal.wharf. Chriaahurcii, Surer). riini-werchart. at timilithall—Blay 23. W. Makin% Sr utinri It, NotthizLeni-hire. 3as-dresser, at the Maracen's - Head Irm, Southwell —May 11. W. White house and J. (:Jan. Liverpool. merchanb. at oar. at the George Inn, Liverpool—May to& T. Smith. Chepstow, Mos moat/I*in% cabinet-maker. at t:o: Black Rook. Portyenctt Slay 16, R. Fogg and T. Cantrell. Manchester. efatiin-tre nufactorers. at the Star Inn. Manchester—Jun.-8,8. Bourne. Leek. Staffordshire. ironmonger. at the Red Lion inn. Leek -31ay 111. J. Hughes, Livetitool, drugy i i.t. at the George Liverpool—Lay IR, W. Frood, Rochdale. lAutr:lshire, Runnel-manotaenrer, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester— May I& W. P. Hutchinson, Liverp cl, noclesale grocer. at the George lan. Liverpool—May 17. M. Wotberspoon Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inu, Liverpool—May J. Hardy. Heaton Norritt, cott..n-tuantitactorer, at the Re.l Lion Inn. Heaton Norris—May 13. R. Rellwood. coats. Yorkshire, thnber-aterchant, at th.. 1).. ! e n d Th ic k Tavern, HoU—May 16. W. Body. !t; en hal en. susses. grocer. at the Star lea, Lewe,--May IV, J. Nlotterslo-tul. il.aly Wood. Lancashire, cotton-spinner, at lite Thorn Inn, Burnley. CERTIFICATES—Mav 13. J. Barker, Walsall, Pitsflordsliire. tiouher-merehant--A. Comports, Loasbard-street, merchant--T. Stoll', At...lame, StWorilskirc, =lister—a. Milligan. Wolv^:hamp;on. t..a &slier— H. '4% heeler, sen. Blandford.F.prow. Dorset.hlre. butcher—W. Ilewlett, tioilwell, tiloorestershire, ft; mer— J. Daniell and J. Parry. Bristol. tip and oiltuea—T. Sissell, .I.•nia-Areet, tripplerate, tailor—W. U. Coltman. Wap ping, slops..lier --J. Krauss, sett. Maorheste7, tner..'rmt— T. RaMr. Bear-street. Leiretter•s7onre. wholr.plr per fumer—J. Anion, Relle-Saucazi--nrel. Ludgate-4W. sta• boner sad bookbincier—S. A. Bennett, Worship-street. hr.redi coach-manufacturer—ll. (*limner. Broad-strze,- I , uil.:in4s. merchant—R. Baritett, ll.tl-N all, Poplar, barge- Durraat. s. earr:er -1:. Richards. liirminahain. r:temist—'r. Taylor. Pre,tnn. Lanc.sstdrt, tea-dealer—td. Niekson, I luster. cabinet-maker —T. Freatur. Worcester, cabinet-maker sad opholsterrr— J. Wiwerbottoni, Manchester, druggist—J. Amager. Exe ter. draper—T. Le Chevalier. Wattch-Caderedge.tilonens tershire, cowmen brewer—J. Kaiefit. Fore-street. Meese monger and porisan--1%. Luis. Beak-stree, Golden (ware, %ooilso.draper— base s rearms, Ata)ley-bridge, Uhtoo-unler-Liao, Laoca.hire eint-facter. P‘RTNERSIIIPti DISSOLVED. R. Bidebothsto and G. Frogrart, Trirrrn•rer. Brrbrdrire, colliers —J. P4rrritt and J. Mader, Br rt,ltarn L. .Inerew's. Norfolk, maltsters—% . t rook and J. t took,. ferninirie. Emelt. bruak-roanufacturers—C. Taylor cut T. T. *fa% Prit.zes-sionre. Finsbury-aware. leaver-cutters—J. ROI- Ittn. a... 1 W. M. Fellows, Great Vermouth, Norfolk. timber-suerehants-13. Morley and G. W ales. York, makers— T. Prier. J. Fryer. jun. and R. Fryer. Rastriek. Yorkshire, wc.ol:en-inannfacturets—W. Johnson and T. Maiealfe. Thirsk, orkshire, brandy-merchauta--W. Ra ker and T. Litelifield,Ta ickeuhnin.kliddlears, surgeons—W. Pitts and C. Turner. Western-a hart, hingdon-street. tim ber•aurrhants—S. Sayer, E. J. Powell, and Mary Powell. Mahar, Middlesex. boarding-school keepers—J. Dunn. J. W. Cater. jun. and G. Willis, Upper Easton, Gloucester shire. brick-makers—J. Rowbotharn. R. Mills. and J. Har vey. Walwrirth. 1 4 nrrey. blacking-manufacturers-1.. Ames. J. Ames. T. Gadd, and .1. Wait. Bristol. dry salters—J. Eagle and T. ha inhume. Birmingham. butenwes—G. Yesdes and .1. Mediturst, T rrrrr un-usill, boatersetshins, paper r.anufacturcrs. AVERAGE en IrLs OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES. From the Returns received in toe week ending April 15. I'2ll —itolest.C9s.td.—Rye. 41.. Pd.—Harks. SR.. ado --OWL ?N. &I.—Beans, Us. 1 4tiv. Intel. 216. 11d. The sibrrage Prire or Br- wn or Nwiro cart,. gutter. com puted fro n the Returns 'Lithe in Oa Week ensiag Ite 19th April 1929. Is 375. 3id. per cwt. The I;.inse met about two o'clock.. 11-itetur.vely after prayers, the oaths were administered tv his ttoyal Highness the Duke of Sussex. i he Lord Chancel:: .r, the Lord Privy Seal (Esti of Westinorl mil), the Duke of Wellinertou, ayd the Earl of Shaftesbury took their st as the King's Corn mission. ts. Mr. Qua:me, the DeNty Usher of the Birch Tin& nes sent to the House of l onsmons to desire tht.•r at tentiAti, C. Shortly afterwars:a, Mr. Mounters Sutton, the nPerty eluted Spe..ker, foioneed by Sir triPiave Scott, Me..._ Bolme Sumner, Lord Caitjere.aL It, the l'hantellor of the Exchequer. an a . great aumher of other Memlter% came to the liar. Mr. MANNERS SUTTON.—My Lords, I have the honour to announce to your Lordships. in the name of the llo.ise of Commons of the United Kingdom of• Great Britain and Ireland, that his Majesty's feithful Commons hare proceeded to the choice of a Spealtr, and that that choice has fallen 'iron me. lam fully aware, toy lords, of the irdnous duties 4' the situation to will lt I base thus been chosen, and of my own insufficiency to perform those duties. Should. how ever, it be his Majesty's pleasure to reject the choirs thus wade by his faithiol Commune, it is consolatory to me to know that there are many Members of the House min b better qualified than myself to fulfil the office of Spealser, upon env one of whom their chules may most aulerntai 4 eously devolve. The LORD CILIACELLOR.—Mr. Manners S.:t ton, his Majesty being fully aware of your Wed ability and zeal for the public service, has commanded us to Pigni fy his moo gray ions rarobaticn of the choke made by Lis faithful Commons of you to be their Speaker. 'the SPE.INER.—My Lords. I huruLly submit m-- self to his Majesty's most gracious plca-tire. It Le conte% *bereft:re, now my duty, in the name of IA Majesty's faithful C mons, to claim their ansiert land undoubted privileges. samely, freedom from arrest and molestation for themselves, their servants, and estates, freedom of debate, and free access to his Ma jesty wienever occasion shall require it. I have also; my Lords, further to request, in the name of his Ma jrst:, 's faithful Commons, that the most favostral,!. construction may he put upon a:1 their pro,eediop. anti that if any mistake ,hould arise, it may Wimps 1-.1 to me, and not to them. 11. e LORD CHANCELLOR.-4fr. Speaker, so have hin rffiam trom his liajswity tunst to allow to his faithful Commons all the pr:,,leFes and immunitie., and that in the most full and ample nia... nor, which they enjoyed under any of his predeces.o.rs: anal we have it further in command from his Ms;esty to declare to you, that in every ease the most favour-. able construction shall he put upon the proceedioo of his Majesty's faithful Commons. The Speaker and the Members retired, and the !Air , . Commissioners withdrew to flambe. On the return of the latter. the Lord Chancellor took th,. Woo!mid:. sad the oaths were administer, d to those Lords u h tame into the Douse until four o'clock, when he .4 j liniment took place. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Mose met at two o'elo.k, and was immediatsly after stuntunned by the 111,,ek hod to the House of Peers. On their return, Th SPE:thElt informed the House, that they 64 been ra tl.e !louse of Petra, where the Commissioners, authorise! by his Majesty's Commission, ::ad comm..- nicated to him that his Majesty had been true; .... sly pleased to approve of their choice of hut as Speak. r. lie had thereupon immediately proceeded to claim for them their ancient rights and privileges of freedom e f spee.h, freedom of arrest for theiuselves And seri 40!•, free access to the Royal presence. &c. all of which his Majesty had been graci , iusly pleased to grancti them in as full and ample manner as ever had been granted un any former occasi.ot. lie must again express the deep sense of gratitude which he felt to the House r basin ! , thus conferee.' on him this, the highest meek of coiltidence in their power: and he mast now in - plot* theta to give him their constant support, to cm. able him to preserve their privileges. which were t ot only theirs, but the privileges of all the cononcos of Eitglind. Ile had also to entreat their constant and unremitting support and assistance in preserving the established rules and orders of the House; not less nr. cessary for the preservation of decency and regularity in their rocesolinge, than they were fur the convenient dispatch of business. It should be his constant study so to discharge the duties Of his high situation as to F ive satisfaction to the House, anti in such a manner as should be most useful to the public, and conducive ,o his own honour. The 64business which tilentle men bad now to attend to, wait" take several oaths of supremacy, abjuration, km imiltpensablv necessary to qualify them to take their seats.,—(Hear, hear') The Right Von. lientleman tiisep proceeded to take the oaths himself, and was follimild by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. ('raker, 8ia,4.11. Lubbock, Sir 11. Martin, &c. and at four o'clock the House adjourned to Monday. Ace •rtling to a letter from Paris. a whimsical eta •,,quenee has arisen from the establishment of the cen sorship of the press in France. Count Fenian Nunez. the Spanish Ambassador at Paris, had ree.ited in; 'tractions from his l'ourt to represent to Lillis XVIII. that, since a censorship on the press is estatb:ist.ed iu h s dusninione, Ferdinand VII. mast insist en his ally and amain prohibiting all attaris on the late revolts:it a sad free eonstittsti.ln of Spain ippearinr .n the pub.ic French journals devoted to the t 'tr. 40" . I ' . ' I J I I A A • •Zr• r 1 4 • 1