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- . 1 1 1% . rill • CR Q_ 94inALA R. -0- colattateman. i h r utlik or. 4111,43.4 m LONDON`, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1820. No. -176.5. " The Cause for• which 11.-13:1'Db,'N felt in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold.' PRICE SEVEN PENCE. 11ILL13D'S E \ST 11 W INDI I I 1N EllO D FOREIGN AND ORITIBAR UBE, No. 18: (:is *r FROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZ EITE. C. Elliott, Saint Thomas •'Becket, in the Cliff, Lewes, Sussex. grocer, July 23, 26, and Aug. 19, at the Bear Inn, Saint Thomas allecket, in the Cliff. Attorneys, Messrs. ssslth and Gall, Basinglsall-street, London; and Messrs. Lord RoLLE said a few words in favour of the Bill, and considered the market in question a nuisance. The petition was received, and ordered to lie on the table. IRISH LINENS AND FRENCH C.IAIDRICS. 111.1.1141) most respectfully acquaints the IS o op , Fa nilirs his Irish Uneus. in aesen-eighth.; fogr-fonrl44. of the Spring Illeach are arrived. a it:t shr ei n , of the same fabric, tn;rether with a large int -Irtstirta of/Prrnch Cambric', and a considerable quantity in (*sponsor remnant". J. respectfully informs fatuiHes arriving from abroad, Lc.. thew ea ; -elect from :!te aeco.t.nneii , fir i rty or e‘ery „ of the elsoies•st Foreign and British I.inen I)ra perm India sod Bri!ish Muslin,. and thnie for Gentleness' Cravats be the piece. deray. Sc. Curious Shawls. r. ith those n.lifttel for the Coronation: the newest fashionable articles, ; WV.? en.: Colours. for Evening and Morning Dress. at ! 'new and economical Dimities and printed Par „Stares the dra w ing-room. MAIL Re., and the 'neat British goods for the foreign market and superior haft sad curious articles from Pekin and Can totlisrommiw- WHITEHALL, Jv Li( 5, is2ll. The King has been pleased to grant to Chi,topher Words w•orth, Doctor in Divinity, the place of Master of Trinity Coliver., in the University of Cainhridee, vivid be the death of Doctor William Lort Manse!. late Bishop of ilristoi. King and Gen, Lewes. W. B. Betty ticulcoates. York, apothecary, July 14, 13. and Aug. 13, at thr George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull, M terneys, Sir. Knowles, New Inn, London ; and 11r. Behole field, Hull. The Bills before the House were forwarded a sta respectively, after which their Lordships adjourned to Monday. MILIT tRY PROMOTIONS. War Office. July 7, 1920. ' 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—rapt. White, from half-pay 24th Light Dragoons. to he captain, f lee Moore, who exchanges. receiving the WM:miter, 13th Ditto.—Lieut. Turner, to be captain, without pur chase, vice Illattekley, eleceasett—To be Lieutenant v, with out purchase--Lieut. k•Kenzie, front 24th Foot, vieeTurner J. R. Prat and W. Ravenscroft, New London-street, Lon don, July 13. *l. and Aug. 19, at Guildhall, London. AI torney. Mr. Singleton. Mllinen-street, Bedford-row. London. 11. Aspinell. Blackburn. Lancaster, brazier, July 31, Aug. I. and 19. at the Old Black Bull Inn, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mt. Armstrong. Staple Inn. London; and Messrs. Beards worth and Aspinall. Blackburn. E. Corr. Liverpool, butcher, July ilft, 29, and Aug. 19, at the Feathers Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Chester, Staple-Inn, London; and Mr. Bird, Liverpool. J. 0. Rubb, G rarton-street East, Fitzroy-spare, sculptor, July 13, 29. and tug. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New -court, Swlthln's-lane. J. Itignell, Phcenis-plans, High-road. Knightsbridge, car penter. Jul) IS, 92, and Aug. 19, at Guildhall. AUurney, Mr. Wrentmore, Charles-street. St. James's-square. It. Tolson, jun., Dalton, York, manufacturer, Jnly 19, at the Castle of York; Aug. 10, and 19, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. Attoemsyst, Mesars.Clarke and Co., Chaucery lane, London ; and M. Whitehead, }bidders/had. DIVIDENDS. 4agnst I, J. Tomlin, late ofrhatris-row, Gray's-inn-lane. britsitlayer, et Guildhall—Jelly 9s, C. J. ray, Bishop Wear mentli, Durham, cosititter, at the Commlssios-room in the Exclsange-buildings, Sunderland near the Sea—July 29. J. Kirkman, lion er-street. Bedford-strafe, Wider, at Guild hall—August 1, Margaret Mullion, Liverpool, ship-chandler, at the oiler of Mr. Rohner, Liverpool—August 10, G. Bora by. Liverpool, brewer. at the °Mee of Mr. Clements, Liver pool —July 29, P. Le Sonef, Great Winchester-street, mer chant, at Guildhell—August 1. T. By rchtnore, late of Cad dington, Hertford, farmer, at Guildhall—July 31 J. Mer rell, Ale of Harlinithans. Gloucestershire. cattle-dealer. at Ike Ship Inn. Newnhant, Uloueeatersbire—August I. J. Per deg, late of Chalford, Gloucestershire, clothier, at the office of Mr. Chadborn, Gloucester—. August 4, S. Fisher. Winch- Meth. Gloucestershire, mercer, at the White Ilart Inn, Wincheontb—August 7, J. Hobson. Manchester. brazier, at the White bear len, Manchester—July SI. T. Fish, late of Bridport. Dorsetshire. victualler, at the Golden Lion, Brid port—Aogust 19, J. David, Threadneedle-street, merchant, at Guildhall—July 29. T. West. Gracechureh--treet, whole sale perfumer, at Guildhall—July 29, 11. Jackson, Strand, vintner, at Gwildhall—August 19, J. Nailer, Jeteries-square, St,. Mary Axe, at Guildhall—July 49, J. Harkness. Addle ferret, Wood -street, merchant, at Guildhall—August 19. H. D. Cooper. Back-street, Horsleydou it, and of Mark-lane, hop-merchant, at Guildhall—July 13, H. Waddington, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, merchant. at Guildhall—Jul) 29, T. 0 reathead and W. Outhwai le. Lamb-street, Christ ('hutch, andiVell-street, Wellelose-square, grocers, at Guildhall— July 29, J. Ilowring. late of Altlpte, hatter and hosier. at Guildhall—August 8, W. Coles. Mincing-lane, broker, at Guildhall—August 1, I). Ap Young and W. W. Abbott, Water-lane, Fleet-street, carpenters, at Ouildhsll August 11. J. Illingworth, Leeds. Yorkshire, merchant. woollen-cloth manufacturer, at the Court-house, Leeds—July 29, Jens Wolff and J. Dorville, New Bridge-street, merchants, at Giiildhall—Ang.ist I, J. Ray and J. R. Ray, Clare, suronr, bankers, at the Cock Inn. Clare. Sutolk—July 99, J. Peel, , 44 Harding. and W. Willock, late of Fazeley. Tamwortb, Staffordshire, matiallezinrees, at Guildhall, hoodoo. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, SAT% RDAT, Lv S. Mr. C. °twit. brought in the Irish Insolve►►t Debtors' Act, which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. The Smuggling Prevention Bill was read a third time and passed. The House went into aCounnittee on the Barracks' Agreement Bill. The CI!A\CLLLOR of the EICINIMPLI said, the ob ject of this Bill was to atitlioriae the building of J barrack in Mary-le-bone Park, instead of souse other liarrait now is existence. The plan was, to build is by a grant of annuity qua! to 5,4004. a year, whieb annuity would cease in thirty-one years, and the pub would then have this barrack without further expence . Mr. CALCAAIT objected to this system of economy nos►• about to be adopted by the Hight Hon. Gene:- man, which, he said,. would cost the public more than it would do to pay at once fur the erection of the build ing. He thought this item should Itave bees reri larly introduced into the Barrack estimates of the year. The Cuartrattost of the EXCHNQUICR defended the• measure. The sums in question, of 5,400/. a year, wa.: Laid as the rent of buildings now occupied by troops in Portman -street, and mast be paid for the period in question. The proprietors of those buildings ha I iiov engaged to erect the barracks in Mary-le-bone 1'414. and to receive the rent for them, instead of recei% rent in future for the Portman-street barracks. Cornet Hamilton, vice Handeoek. deceased; Lieut. Berwick. from 24th Foot, vice Debt). dreesNed.—To he esprnet, with out parelinaCornet Qaizels, from 17th Lista Dragoons. ♦ke Hamilton. 17th Ditto.—R. Lewis, gent.. to be Cornet. without per clout. vice Dalsell, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons. 22d Ditto.-1-ient. CoN, from 46$ Foot, to be lieutenant, tiro Davidson, who enehanges. num KR rtriT US . UNDRMA\ ANY HAT WARE HOE IN ENE D. el JACKSON, Nat liatiufacturer, 58, Barbican, mar the t its Repository, has constsally on sale a most exteasit o assortment °revery deseripilim of Huts anal Bearer Bonnets: al:o a great variety of Hold colour tical Tarbass.-I.lkewise Dors Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine eh:WM.O4 4s.—Leathel Hats and Caps (roan fild.—The Pub lic will lad a great saving by purchasing as above.—J nek sou's Nrw invented tre'ole covered best superfine Denier flats at call 40s.—they are decidedly the ettcspest and most elute Rik ever ofered to the publie.—The new improved Palest Waterproof Hat. Bilk and Beaver, at only ISs. this bat will wear three times as long as those imitations now selling, from His. to 18s. and upwards. by almost cirri Hatter: mast of them call themselves manufaeturers.—The Trade sepplirsl as usual. N. B. Old Hats colered with silk, and made equal to new, leas. ed.—No unpaid Letter* meek ed Bth Regiment of Foot.-I.leut. Everest, to he captain, by purchase, vice Dewpsuard, who retires; Ensign Eden, to be lieutenant, by purchase. vice Everest. Ifith Ditto.—Lieut. Durnford, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be lientenant. vice Cormack. who "change.. ist Ditto.—Copt. (Tampion. to he meistr. by purchase, vice Nicyriek, promoted in the 47th Foot ; Lieut. Sutherland, to be captain, by percheee, rice Clllll9OOO ; tlecend Lieut. Peddie, to he first lieutenant, by purchase. vice Netherland ; M. U. D. St. Quintin, gent.. to be second lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Peddie. 24th Ditto.—Ensign M•Kensie, to be lieutenant, w ith out purchase. vice T. M•Kenzie, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons ; J. t. Campbell, gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M•Kenzie. 3tld Ditio,—Ensign Barkley, from half-pay 53d Foot, to be ensign, vice Ludington, who exchanges, receiving the dif term's!. 3Stis Ditto.—Ensign Cornwall. from ths . stt e l i Foot, tribe ensign. without purchase, vier Dunlop, dee itith Ditto.—Lieut. Davidson, from 3351 Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice Cox, who exciseuges.—Tas be Ensigns —Pn.ign Cumberiege, from half pay ti7th Foot, vice Ross, who exchanges; Ensign Glerson, from half-pay 1113 d Foot, vice Geddes, who exchanges. 4:th Ditto.—Major Atop-lei, from 21st Foot, to he lieu tenant-colonel. by purchase, vice Che)llc, who retires En sign Snow, from 66th Foot. to be ensign. vice Ridge, who I retires tenon half-pay 6th West India Regiment 4Stls Ditto.—llospilai-Assistant Mitchell, to be assistant suraeon. vice Hamilton. deceased. Stils Ditto.—Eyksign Ward. fr. to half-pay oth West India Regiment, to be ensign, vice Snow, appointed to the 47th 'coot. 67th Ditto.—Ensign Broome. 19 be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hunter, decease.!. 86th Ditto.—J. W. Bouverte. -.0w.. to he ensign, by pur chase, vine Carroll, who retires; Liovt. Dolby's., to be ad jutant, vice Leche. who resigns the a.l..itantry only. Sikh Ditto.—Lieut. Redmond. to be reptain, without pur chase, vice St. Leger. deceased ; F.nsixn Kenny, to he lieu tenant, vice Redmond; C. 0. King, gent., to be assign, vice KmanY. mill Royal Veteran Battalion.—Troop Qulrtermaster aliskilysion, front tke retired Ilaftlf the 4th IDrisgoost Hoards. to he ensign, vice M'Canee,wlsose appointment Isis not taken place. 11OFTITAL STAFF.—Assistant-Stirgron Burton, from half pas York Light Infants, Volunteers, to be assistant-surgems to the Forces.—To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces— Hospital-Assistant Carmen, from half-pay, vice Farquhar, deceased; Hospital-Assistant Freer, from half-pay, vice Ward, deceased. CANDLES on an IMPnnvi:n PRINcIPLE.- 1 .11.P. DiVIES. 63. Sr. NlRtexn-t.vvr. opposite New gisightres Coffee-house. sole Ilanufaetarer of the imperial Waxed Wick Mould Caudle., which are universally allowed Minim equal to Wax, deems it necessary to caution the Nadel) and families against the base attempts of persons daily adverlsine. as none are genuine bat those had at his Warehouse as above. or No. M. Fleet-street.—Fine permitantlies. 31, 41. per lb.; Palace Wax Lights mud onff Wiz rierc 4 , 3s. ed. per lb.; Imperial Waxed Wick I Woad Caddis+. I Is. eld. per dozen ; best Store Candles. les.pee dozen; Mottled Soap, from 9k. to Wes. per ewt.; %nap. 425. to Ms. per ewt.; line Curd Soap. 102 s. pm art.;, o lffindsor 4uid, Palm Soap, Is. 4d. to *t. per lb.; Drown Windsor 2s. to Vs. ed. pir lb.; Fancy Soaps, 9s. per &see t Sealing Wax, 34. ed. to 7a. per lb.; floe Sperm 011, 7s. 6d. per gallon ; 0: mood Oil. 44. per gallon.— N. &Orders forwarded to ail parts of town, and carefully podiad Per the country. Sir J. NEWPORT and Sir H. PARNELL objecte , l to the plan as extravagant and unnecessary. The Cuvrczt.Lort of the Excitaucsu aairl, it tv:11:t1 be much more convenient to have the regiment iit.the Marv-ie-hens Park than in gunman -street. Mr. CALCRAFT still con,idered the bargain as im provident. The rent of premises in Portman-s!-..• must necessarily be high ; yet that was taken t• 1 the estimate for the rent of a building in a very terent situation. He would ask the Right lion. 1,- tleman to inquire between this and Monday of thl. Barrack Beard, what would be the expence of hit:. !• Lug a barrack to accommodate a regiment of hors.. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he ..v,.l!•i make the inquiry. The Bill then passed through the Committee. lt.- . purt on lluuday. TILE AURICULTURAL REPORT.—Mr. H. St mu.. or. present i " NEXT WEDNESDAY, TDR LAST AND ONLY DAY, when ftie LOT ?UM VINIIMIIII, AM* ALL FOUR PRIZES or i THSVIFY TDOUSAND POUNDS, orsines net v—oesitie mast csrirsi.s. Money and Consuls, MUST BE DR WIN. CARROLL. Contractor. 19. Corishlll. and SO. Osford street, Looks, where Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Seam an &Ring ; also at his Agents in the Country. CAMEOLL shared and sold in the last few Months, 4,397 ,t 30.000 7.003 .t 3.000 mit 41,t100 ',no 4,000 1,1146 15,000 Se. Se. CERTIFICATES—Jt to. A. Kelly. jun. late of Portsmouth, banker—J. Tyler, late of Petworth. Susses, spirit-merchant—W. Smith, Newcastle upou-Tyne. grocer—W. L. Bryan, Grocer's-hell-court, Lon don, printer—W. Rebhan', Red Lion-passage, Red Lion square, potetoe-merchant—W. Green, Liverpool, money ycri W. FeHowes, the younger, now or late of Hat field. Yorkshire, maltster—J. Gale, Paternoster-row, whole tale stationer—G. Geddev,'Orkoer. Strainer's, North Bri tain, merchant—J. Meeneir and J. Atkinson, Cortihni, mer chants—J. Harrison, Portsmouth, tavern-keeper. MEMORANDA. —-- - - NOTICE OF SALE.—IMPORTA NT AND EXTENSIVE PROPERTY, HERTS. WLEIFCHILI) respectfully informs tle Public, • he has received Instructions to peremptorily SELL. by PUBLIC AUCTION, some time in the Mouth of July next, in differeet Lots. the several Estates, sod Interests of and in two valuable and extensive Maaurs, a capital Man sion Howse and Park, and sundry Freehold and Copyhold Farms, situate In the several Parishes of Asperien. Lay stone. Cettered. Yardley. •nd Ciothall, la the aunty of Herts ; containing in the whole about fourteen hundred acres of line meadoir, pasture, arable, and wood land, of the *slue of 11.300 per annum. or thereabows. Pasicalars may be had at the Secretary's °Mee. Auction Mart, London : Ingcl, Bury St. Edmonds; Ram, New market; Sun, Cambridge; Three Ceps. Colchester; Bell. Chelmsford; Swan, Bedford; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; White Hart, Rt. Alban's ; Green Man, Barnet ; Salisbury Arms, il,riford : Saracen's Mead. Ware; and of W. Leif child. Land and Timber Surveyor. Enfield, Middlesex. For viewing the Estates, application may be made to Mr. Matthew Woodward.. at Aspetlen; and Tickets to view the Mansion House 1111111 Oirdeus, may be had , on application, at the ()Mier of Messrs Lamb and Co., Prinees-street, by Bank. where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. DEAFNESS AND DISEASE:B OF TILE EAR! PERSONS &filleted with DE.iFNESS, NOISES in the heed, ike. may obtain weedy relief by applying at the Hermitage. No. 21, Etigwere-road, London, nearly fines* Mr. Fisher's Nursery. where the following persons, with many others, have recently been cured, some rib!: sear 70 years of age, and who had been discharged fres Dispensuies and Institutions as incurable. -, deaf 21 years. cared in five weeks, di:o2o years, cured in nine days. ' W. H. Esq., deaf 10 years, cured in one month. Mr.-, very severe ease, cured in three weeks. M..rs • -. dent six years, cured in one :eolith. -, at R. 0. Bart., deaf eight years, cared M ire th.af 12 years. cured in five weeks. '-a`r• vi•ry severe Cafe, cured in three weeks. , deaf six years, cured in three weeks. Mr. -, deaf four years, cured in two months. Miss deaf three years, cured in a month. Mr, d ea f thre e years. eared In two weeks. Ern- deaf six years, eared in six weeks. Mrs. deaf 18 years, cured in a month. Themes. nie-4, and reshlences of the above enrol see. by Peltriselon of the parties, givers ia each packet of vhs, whi, beiug the discovery of a regular sae, justly elr.itn the atteution of the afflicted. It is= sad goalie In its operation, that it may be used by the .vat dinette habits, without causing the least pale or locos. 'valence. Where aim may be had. a Fleecier(' TINCTUni, for the Rbeenistism, Lumbago. Sciatica. and Gout. Crwrl44ll9"l", ae. T _ hose perms who ire unfortunately th• ohm palatal, sea hitherto sorposed, ineureallehileefdltfas by taking the medicine according to the 61rudiutli• vat be abselutely (rued from these dreadful e,omplalate. sod beams as lull as If they bad never been Meted; fleets as a gentle a lterative, and is one of the greatest portiere of the blood and jukes ever discovered, and is so safe and gentle in its operatic,' that it rely he taken by the ghost delicate habits without the !mist danger of taking Niter twisty to the onit" :Midge. and ea • Pithily medicine It steeds 11110 11111 rd• Perseus stetlog their VMS by lawn iddrassoll to the Ilindtege. as ClOye, 1011 been the medians %married, whit every istpeonati At requisite, without any addideuttl swee t . No bass rete:t 44 unless post paid. • • The exchange between Lieut. Cliam!we, of the 11th, e nd Lieut. Boys, of the 21. t Light Dragooni. as stated in the Gaulle of the Vibli April last. has not token place. The Comtnission of Captain lirtitton, VIM Foot, has been antedated to 14th September, Ibl9, but be is oot allowed any back pay. The names of the Ocntleinan appointed to an ensigney In the 4th Foot, on •24th May iast, are Richard Chetwode. CoMmissions in the Shrewsbury regiment of Yeomanry. Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Salop. A. W. Corbel. Ell4l. to be captain; Come. Museky to be lieutenant. vice Bayley. refipned; J. R. Kynaston, gent. to he ditto ; D. R. Corbet, gent. to be cornet. Commissions signed by the Lord Licutensot of the county of tiloncester. Royal North Gloucester Militia.—H. W. Newman, Esq. to be captain. rice Tyler, resiFne4l. Royal South Gloucester Militia:—J. W. F. Welch. Esq. to be captain, %ice Proby n, resigned ; C. H. Tyre, gent. to be lieutenant. :onuission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tile county of Southampton. J. P. Anderdon, Esq. to be deputy lieutenant ; T. D.Sbut Esq. to be ditto. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Dumfries. W. R. K. Donglas,Esq. to be deputy lieutenant ; J.lrving, Esq. to be ditto : 11. Fergusson, Esq. to be ditto ; Major- Gen. Sharpe. to be ditto; Sir R. Laurie. to be ditto; Rear- Admiral Malcolm, to he ditto ; J. C. M'Cnte. Esq. to be ditto; W. D. W. 11 Somerville, Esq. to be ditto; J. Car ruthers, Esq. to be ditto. Dumfries, 8:2. Regiment of Militia.—The Most Noble Charles Marquis of Queensberry to be colonels lice the Duke of fluecleugh. deceived ; Captain Ogilvie to be major, sire G. L. M•Murdo, warned ; 1. Barley. Esq. to be cap tain, %ice 'newborn, resigned : Douglas. E. to be ditto, ;ice Grierson, appointed to the Ist Dragoon Guards; R. Thorhurn, gent, to in lieutenant, lice Swanson, pro moted ; J. Swanson. gent. to be ditto. Gee Blackburn, de ceased ; W. D. Gibson, gent. to be dlttr. vice Maxwell, de ceased; T. S. Met. gent. in be ensiLl. vire Berea. de ceased; J. Morin. gent. to be ditio. vice Rutherford. decease:l. Dumfriesshire Yeomanry Cmalry.---R. Campbell, to be captain, vice Stotlinrt, resigned. BANKRUPTCIES ENIAROF:D. J. Bramsll, SadcUerotiJ, York, worsted-spinner, from July 23 to Aug. 7. J. llonyman, Church-street, Spits Melds, silk-manufac turer, from July 4 to IS. . BANKRUPTS. W. Spellman, Great Yarmouth. Norfolk. grow?, to sur render Aug. 9. S. and 19. at the Star, Great Yarmouth. At tome) s, Mr. 'Nivel., Great Yarmouth; and Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswelt-court. London. J. Honeiter, yen.. Cheltenham. cabinet-maker. July S. 29. at the King's Head Ina. Cirencester, and Aug. 19. at the London Hotel, Cheltenlimn. Attorneys, Messrs. Militants and White. Exchequer-otilee, Lincoln's-inn; and Mr. What ley. Cirencester. .J. Atkin. Liverpool. PIPTOI.O, July 29, 29. and Aug. 19, at the office of Air. A %isn't. Liverpool. Attoroeys, Mr. Alison, Liverpool; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle-street, Hol born, London. G. James, Liverpool. merchant. inlylll.ll9. and Ang. 19, it the office of Mr. Avison. Ileariver-square, Liverpool. Attorney. Air. AVheeter, l'ast:e.streo. !wh om London. M. Major, juu. Truro. Cornwall. line.t-draper. July 21. 45, and Ang. 19. st Pearee'q Hotel. Truro. Himmel 4. Mr. Rennallaok, Truro ; and Mr. Makinr*, *HMO Topple. [Amino. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. .... E. Orestes and Co. Fenclinrch-street, agents—P. I. Fen ton and F.. Reeve, Wormwood-street. merchants—E. Sykes and Co. Stockport and Manchester, cotton-spinners—J. W. Court and Co., coach-mnstcrs—J. Bogue and Co. Savan nah, Georgia, and W. Gibson and Co., LiverpoclLJ. Fer guson and Co., Aberdeen—R. Rirket and J. Scott, Norton Fair:ate. booksellers—J. Wood and Co., Manchester, oil dealers—S. Harrison and Co., Manclie4ter and Neuchurch, Lancashire, sad of Chinley, Derbyshire, cotton-spinpers— J. and Co.. York, grocers—J. G. Ames and W. Green, SU:airport. carriers—P. Morgan and J. Newbery, Bermondsey-street. Southwark, wool-staplers—R. Haines and 11. D. Hayward, Norton Falgate, linen-drapers—J. Lorkin and E. Adkin, Irongate Wharf, near the Tower. harfingers--11. Rans.ime and I. Sewell, Great Yarmouth, linen-drapers—J. Bellamy antl.l. Holland, Stamford, Lin colnshire, grocers—J. F. Bowyer and W. Cliplyn, Read ing. linen-drapers—F.. Heath and Co.. Nottilighantaire, lace-manufacturers—R. Bradley and W. Davison, Sunder land. near the Sea, mercers—G. Scholey sod G. Watson, Old Swan-lane, hop-iterchantS CHESTER CIRCUIT. The Hon. Charles Warren—the lion. Samuel Marshall, Serjeant at Law. Montgomeryshire—Saturdsy, August 5, at Pool. Denbighshire—Friday, August I I. at Ituthin. Plintshire—Thursday, iugust 17. at Mold. Cheshire—Wednesday, August 113, at the Castle of Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Samuel lleywood, Serjeant at Law —J oho Balm, Esti. Carmarthen—Wednesday, August 10. lisserfordwest—Tuesday, August et Cardigan—Monda., August iiB. SOUTH W 11. ES CIRCUIT. Wm. Wiegfield, Esq. Chief Justice—Rohert Matthew Cats herd, E. q Second Justice. Radnorshire—Monday, August 14. at Prlesteigne. greconshire—Saturday„ August 10. at Brecon.. Olamorganshire—Saturday, August 1(1, stCardt.ff. AVERAGE PRICES OP CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES. From the Returns received in the week ending Jul• I, I92o.—Wheat, fide. 6d.—live, 4*. . a Hey, 365. lid. --Chits. Os. I Id.—Beans, 4k. 10d.—Peas, 465. lld.--Oat meal. 116 s. 4d. _ The Average Price of Drown or Muscovado /lager, com puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the sth of July, IWO, is Sis. 41d. per cwt. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -.......- HOUSE OF LORDS, SATCRDAY, JULY 8. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the 25 million Exehrq•ier Hills Bill, the Barbatioes Free Trade Bill, the Newfoundland Fishery Bill, the De merara Trade Bill, the Quarter Sessions Rill, the Southwark bridge Bill, the Drury-lane Theatre Bill, and to a great nnutber of private Bills, amosatisg al together to about 30. 'l•he Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Montrose, and the Earl of Shafteabary.• Lord LI['DaaPALE presented a petition frets inhabitants of Exeter agaiult the moval Bill. • .; the Report of the Agricnitec..l Committee, expressed his regret that the late period u: the Session would prevent any measure being taken upon it. He felt it his duty also to state, that this. in qiiiry had been a very limited one, and ought not t prec!ude further investigation at a future period. His 'conviction was, that unless much more was done than. this Committee had been able. to accomplish, the diffi culties under which the agricultural interest laboured must ultimately overwhelm them. IVEsTEOIN also regretted that this Report w.:i made at so late a period of the Session. He thought it right to state to the House, that the Committee, in 1 their inquiry, had not discovered frauds, in taking the average, to any extent. The Committee had re commended a new mode of taking the averages, lott it was one which would rather facilitate than retard th opening of the prirts in future. The Hun. hiciulf•r strongly urged the necessity of further inquiry, and further relief being given to the agriculturists. The Report was then ordered to be printed. BREAt:II OP PRIVILEGE.—On the motion , t the CiIANCELLOR of the EXCIIKQUES, the Order of th.• Day for the House going up with the Address, pray is 4 his Majesty to issue his Proclamation, offering- a r - ward for apprehending Armstrong Jervois, char, : s. l with contempt, was ordered to be discharged, the : , .: , i Armstrong Jervois having surrendered himself; -an I the Speaker was directed to issue his warrant for •ii‘• committal of Armstrong Jervois to Newgate fortim:4ll, there to remain till called on to give evidence 1,444 • the Grantham Committee. LIMERICK COM MITI EE. —A Masi sae, lei... • name we could nut learn, presented a petition ir.o.,i Mr. D'Esterre, the Recorder of Limerick, at pre • •lii confined in \negate under an Order of the House l'- having prevaricated in the evidence he gave before Ow Limerick Committee. The petitioner cxprotatml hi, contrition for the offence of which he had inadvertently been guilty, and stated that his health Lad ansferedi I materially by imprisonment and anxiety, and prayin: z the House would take into consideration the punish ment he had suffered, and order his discharge. 3he ii..tiGun was ordered to lie on the table, and tat the 1 motion o f the lion. Member who presented it, tie. House ordered that Mr. D Esterre should be broil -ht tb the Bar. on Monday, to be reprimanded and di.• charged. EXC i I EQU Kit 111 LLS.—Tbe Cana czn.oa of .the FACIISQI.7I69 moved for leave to bring in a Bill to ms. ble his Majesty to issue a certain amount of Facie quer Bills in Aid far the service of the year. . Mr. J. SMIrK wished to know what the amount of Exehttieer Bills outstanding now was, and what it would be at the cud of the year ? The CnaNcitiLoa of the EXCMZQUEII said, the amount at present was thirty-Wee manors, and at 'll,l end of the year would be about thirty millloas. Mr. RICARDO wished to know what nraoant of Sc chequer Bills the Right Hen.liontioliiiitt Prorst4P issue under this Bill ? The Csaiscituoa of the Bansulatana' said. it me -t depend on decimalise's; bat hirumpoord theesensintii• 'wield not exceed two, or at most three NORM: "I Leave was then gives, and the Bill itse , !Po u, a tirst,*and ordered to b. read 4 MOtiday:—Adjoarnel t0.3 1 0.141ik• .• _..:nom irttad • • I; r # lbw... , a s 4