The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-17 00:00:00

- *4l 1 .. • ktf . L L i tit A k cu Arb " \ 1 Wr..' , ./ .-. •• . • , r - "IP Wor'"*PIMMW --'•••7 7 . 7Fingror in Po.►j CPUS ...- io ( ei. ./ f iP I t I Nr IN: • ; IC: • ... 7- a. -'si N, ...., • • ~ ...• . t ,• , q 4., ), - 1 4, i- ;,e, r , • • . .c_ A ~.,. .7. : I - , t 7: • sir titate-imalt ()Z 41i1e15.941 J I . LONDON, MON DAY, JULY 17, 1820. " The Cavite for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Seaffold!" 504771. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. ARMY CONTR ACTS. Cnimioariat Prparfnvent. Treasari Chambers, BANK OF ENGLAND, July 13, ' 911JJE Coirt of Di,ccitirs Vat; Goss:rata aid puny qf eh! BANK of EXCLIND fire 'ware. That 0n.4111 Eflrr the itith disy of thsly-fittlant. the Bank' will be readg to issue to the Bankers in London, in snick proportion as the Directors tif the said Bo.th may think prop r, cuertnt Nlicer Coin Vibe Meal*, to the amount 4J Out Ifiltlon Munch - sterling, it Erchunye for flank Notes, procided appliciaiois be con* for the tame Wore eke first duy of February next. 11011EB7' tiesretury. the Princess of Waler; and her Royal Highness con tinued to nse it from that time nntbl 1,1.1, when she went abroad ; and at that period she deposited it, a , her private property, with Mr. Mash, of the Lurd Chamberlain's of►ce. On her recent return, she ap- 1 VOTICE is herels9 .Tt rest to all Person* desirous a l q (.::, t,.:Trimy 10 vip r i l etke following .4rtietes, fur 0 ", , i ; let Army, re.`. lIRFAD, 1 , i.; + 7e1,' , ...d7.'i TAMd ri.reei in (•;in..nment4. Qunetees, inl Rowels. in the under-mentioned t:ounties and Is- Oa: — (terk4 Cogodly/ the Town of Huagerford). rpo'lor.l (Including Holy 11,md). u siso Brea.: to Lim Household Troops in London and ;010614. t' IIEEF AND MUTTON. y e ii, sairdy's I.and Fori-rc In Cantonments. Quarters, s iallarrar:o, in tht. under-mentioned Ist/unties : Cnorkerinu.l. t,..1.•—•••r (including the City of flriitol). Tint lie t.,!•.. ries arc to eorninenrs• un and fur the 251 h nsg 4 /slut me.rt; that Pruposolc" its Writing, sealed , ol issrked. !Ponder for Army Sopplies," wilt be rr ,;;jei il ilia I ql:re, nn or before ruisituy the .4311 a Day ~. 4* W. (bat mune ril! he reerire , l (0b . ,. Tiretre „din tat dug) ; Owl 4 sent by Pao. the postage invest k 1/1144 . enciada oust be niiiite separately for rath County, and ,APrsposal insist nail' the fetter which is untaxed to •$,• Tender j;roperty filled up, by l'irei Persons of bars ropey i nvging to became bound with the .1 pod/ tenth ring in the 01111,1111 r slated i n the printed Palliators. for the Jo.' perfOi .111111CP lithe Contract ; sir( so Prim& suit( be *idler,' an'...; made on a printed Tea- I de-. Med the litters expressed in words al trngth ; and staid it so klippen. best. florrhil the rontinaanr,• o f th e toles t, no 1 roops should he supplied by riet NO of the iisie,tke ensue at ql the zkiitaispii on the t'onteart and Dona. pid is the first instance by tile etintraeltir, shall be re ported to him. • Portieidars of the Conti-nets:neat be liiiit upon applica. Cu at these Chambers, between tire hours of Tea and I re. AS. Semprrs 1 r (hr ?trend earl 11, at may he seen at the Olin. hetirern the hoar, id T'itrlie and tiro, ANti st. INN. Kr. MTRAND. OVIERAII. OFFICE. FOR TR V EI.LING. T HE rollowink, lIAILS and other COACHES go (tont the above [no Royal Mail, rim Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights, twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalming. Pr* Ittsfteld. and ;Portsen, every Et cnine at a quarter post as.l &today at half post 0. On Its rrrital o, preket sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey pa-.rumors r am! a Hsi. Coach artier to Chicheeter, throng'. Drayton, !layout, EnEssorth.lte. Gloucester sad Milford Mail, llsrongh Ilenlev. Oxford, pad Cheitetthata, 'Trey livening a quarter past i, and hun dar at half-past G. Mover and ('anterbery throngh Gravesend, Chat- Ino, and Feversham, every evening at a quarter past 7. and loadav at half post 6. From Canterbury. p...,..rnger eels are conveyed to Deal. Mat-tate. Ilan.-.;ate U.; and from Dover. parents are eonveyed lloodpte, Ilythe. DitreMerch. Romney, and I.; _ Avoided anti Ri.fror Post-conel., throws;' Nimmay. rmom. m r y. • ristol Po4t-eoscla. to esrry only. king...lllerlhorongli, Cnine, and Re*, 84TUROdeS LONDON GAZEZTA - - every Morning at 6. Bath Light Post-coach, in two days. to carry four hoick, through Maidenhead, itcsding, Marlhormigh, Devizes, aNt Melksham, Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at S. This meth is chiefly Intended for the accommodation of invalids. &e. who cannot nudergo the fatigne of Bac• h a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post-comb, through Reigate and Click hid, every Morning at R. Cheitenhara Post-math. to carry only four inaide. through Henley and Osford. every Morning at a *lnsider before ti. Chichester. Bognor, and Pow orth 1'...i-roach, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at a .!garter before 7. Dover and cnitterbnry Light Pnst-coach. Monday, Tues day, Thursday. Friday. and Sunday Mornings. et 7. Hindi ming and thrildford Telegraph Punch. throneh Ash stead, Epsom. Leathertutd, Ire. Tueada:., Thursiny, and Saturday Mornim.s. et tiodalming and Gliii , lford new Poach. th e migh Mprrqw. Clanton, liorseley. Effingham. Lentherbertil, and ssery Afternoon at S. except sundry. Margate, itamrgme, Deal. Slud , .sielt. and Broatistairs I.lght Post-ta.aeh, • Mnntlav, Tuesday, Thursday. Friday, and Stmtlav Morntnrs. a* f. Oxford Light Post-conch. through !leaky, &c. every Morning at half past 7. NORTIIFRN COACTIF.s, Penritit. and Wllitelmtv en. Pled Coneh. goes with Four Horses and a fluard all the 'raj. Passes through Brough, Appleby. Oretabridge. Rielmiond. (atterick, Ho rmg•twidge. Wctherbv. Aherford. her. and Bran t am (the nearest way fey IS mites). sets ..al every morning, as performs the journey with the irreate,t facility. Passen gns detained on the road. by business or pleasure. have the p:cutiar ads antnge of their seats hein l ; secured in the next. CIItRRIERS. To Twiekenhant. Rrentford. and Isleworth. every Mon day, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. 11.:.4111k:14 and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Pack-.gc-: are safely and expeilitiousl Con veyed from this tali to every City, T,mit, %insp.. and Country Heat in the following Counties. ‘l,.:—Rerks. Pocks. Cornwcll, Devon, Dors. 1. flnets. Hereford. Oloneester, Kant, Oxford, Somerset. kinrreT. Sllssel. Wits, Worcester, Month Wales. all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. LI aern- Ivy. and all parts of Prance ; and to nil P:,rts of the North •,,• Take notice. that no pseekr!;e. containing glass, chino. watches, rime. cash. or Hank notes. however small the talue. sill he accounted for. if lost or damaged: nor soy other panel or passen,f•r's loggare. of more than St. value, males' spetitied as setrit when deligered at the Office and raid for wecortlingly. Neat Port-taralses. &e. at the shortest notice RUPTI.34ER AND STRICTURES. I'PTUIII M speedily awl ra:!icaliy CU. - RED, 10 , without pain or interreption to the usual avocations of tLe Patient, nut by the mere use of Trussk, which long experience has mot ed to be ineffectual ; but by a course of remedies.—Mr. DU POUR (Surgeon to the Daraaian Dis pensary for the cure of Strictures, and sole Proprietor and vendor of Damn's Mellicaseri Itotigies) basing. during up wards of 47 years of exteasive meth? in Stricture , rases, oliser%ed numberless a:stressing insistences of Ruiners, be has ardently applied liiwsrlf to diarmer is remedy, and which he has happily accomplished.—The following attesta tion is selected from a great number eoutained hs Isis Trea tise on the Radical Cure of Replete:— " Parish of St. Ann, V. estalinster. July 13, 1819. " We, the Overseers of the Your of this Parish, do hereby entry, that William Gosling anti Charles Moore. two of the poor now in the Workhouse. being 'severely afflicted with ruptures, were sent by us to Mr. Dufour, fir the purpose of I core. Ia a very short space of time they acre buth com pletely eared.—Witness our hands—Thomas Tomlinson, J. Mortises& Wm. Wyatt. Wm. HMO illey." N.B. Trusses, constructed on the best principles. are kept oa sale, as they are essentiati) csrf it during the course of remedies.— kdvice no R.pture and Stfieture cases, from 9 to 4, and from 7 to 9. No. 48, Berner's-street, Oxford-,treet. by the KING.—.% PROCT.AMATION, reit ADJOtitNING THE SOLIMNITT OF THE toIIoNATION OF Mg XIL.PrITir. GEORGE R. —Wheiettsl;yc4r Royal ProclAmation, bearing date the oth day of May last, we did (runoapt other things) publish and declare our Royal intention to celethlte the solemnity of our Royal Coronation upon Tuesday the Ist day of August next, at our Palace at Westminster: and % berets. for divers 'weighty reasons as thereunto moving, we have thought tit to tuljourn the same solemnity until onr Royal will and pleasure Anil he further signified thereonove do by this our Royal Proclamation give notice thereof: mud we do hereby further signify to all our loving subjects whom it may concern, that all persons, of what quality or mak so c% or they be, who either upon oar letters to thritt directed, or by reason of their milers or tenures. o: otherwise. are to do any service at the time of such Coronation, are discharged from their attendance on Tuesday, the let day of tug. next. Given at our Court at Carlten-house, this 14th day ofJuly, 1620, and in the Ist year of our reign. COD sate TIM KING. CROWN-OFFICE, JLLT 14, 1990. MRMIMI ■RL was° TO rave IN THIS PaltaLat PAaLIA- 14ENT. Borough of Dandalk.—George Hartorp. 1 1 :44/. of Fnnr Oaks, in the count• of IVarwtek, in the eoi»n of J ohn Metre. Esq. who has accepted the office of Eschcatur of Munster. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War OfPee. July I t, Ife2o. Royal Regiment of Horse ti uards.—tuenet Dashwood to be lieutenant, by purchase. vice Brander, who reties*. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoona.—lieutenant Prior. Item half-pay Ist West India regiment, to be paymaster, %lee Ot wale, who exchanges. Itltle Ditto.—Lieutenant Beauchamp. from lam Light Dra goons. to be captain. by, purchase, %len Sten art, whir redres. 91st Ditto.—Lieut. Aitkin, to be captain, by purchase, vice Underwoodot who retires; Cornet Henning, to be lientelant, by purchase. vice Milan ; W. Understood, gent. to be cor net, by purchase, rice Untini sg. 1.1 or Grenadier Regimen , Foot Guards. Ceptaio klar loamod to he remain of a company it'd lieut.-colonel by purchase, rice Itatussien, who retires; Lieutenant Fov to be lieutenant and captain, tri , pnrehase, Tire l'hariesrood ; Lieutenant iludsCa, from half-pay of the regiment, to be ensign and lieutenant, by purtitsse, vice I. v. 9th Regiment of Foot, C. 1.. Nlartin. gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Edna. promoted. 11th EnsignJ. J. pounder, from half-pay 7341 foot -21 d ditto. J.._ .ytajenote _ • keppel, promoted in the Cape Corps. 89th ditto, Ensign O'Meara, from half-pay Bth West India Regiment, to be ensign, wire O'Meara. nil.) exchanges. 4311 ditto, Lieutenant Fraser, from half-pay Ride Brigade, to be lieutenant, vice :Matthews, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 47th ditto, Lieutere nt Isaacson. from half-pay 810 foot. to be lieutenant, lice Luttrell, who exchanges, receiving the difference. &Ms ditto. Lieutenant Briggs. from half-pay 9lst foot. to be lieutenant, vice :Soulful, who exchanges, receiving the di trerenee. 1501 ditto, Captain Leslie, from hilt-pay of the regiment, to he captain. vice Nixon, who exchanges. gvth ditto, Llentenniit 11111, from half-pat' 43d foot, to be lieutenant, vice Archbold, who exchanges, receiving the direrence. 93;1 ditto, M. Casson, gent, to be ensign, without pur chase, v ice Rose. appointed to the 10th foot. Ist Royal Veteran flattelion.—To he Lieutenants—Lieut. Dowd, from half-pay of the Ist foot. vice W Miami', who re terns to the relit( d list; Lieutenant Ford, from half-pa x 9.3 th foot. vice Lorimer, who returns to tile retire:! 31 RO:• el Veterrn Battalion.—To be Lieutenants—Lieut. Robinson, from half-pay Ath Garrison Battalion. %ice Fra ser, who returns to the retired list; lieutenant M•Crehotti, from half-pay 4th fool; Lieutenant Hoe. from half-pay Oili foot, vice Corbett, whose appointment has not taken place. --To be Ensign—Ensign Cameron, from half-pay Stli West India Regiment, vice Harrison, whose appointment has not taken place. 4th Roy al Veteran Battalion.—To be Lieutenants—Lieut. Cox. from half-pay Ist Garrison Battalion, vice Nlunre. ap pointed to the 319th foot ; Lieutenant Leviek, from half-pa let Garrison Battalion, vice John Buchanan, who returns to the retired list: Lieutenant Fraser, from half-pay .Cape Regiment, vice whose appointment has not taken Ogee. 4:11 Royal Veteran Bottalion.—Lientenant Bailey, from half-pay 31st foot, to be lieutenant, vice Boyd, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion To be Lieutenants—Lieu tenant Nerahawe, from half-pay id Garrison Battalion ; Lieutenant ilasleham, from italf-pay 16th Foot; Lieutenant Terry. from half-pay 90th, Foot. 801 Ditto.—Brevet-Alajor Staunton. from 19th Foot, to be captain, vice Humphries, deceased: Lieutenant Orr, from half-pay 04th Foot, to be lieutenant; Pay master Rae, from half-pay 72d Foot, to be paymaster of a't e:Craa gill IC/Md.—Captain Grain. from 75th Foot, to be reptile, vice Colton, who returns to his former situation on the Re tired List; Lieutenant Clancey, from hair-pay York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be lieutenant, vice Staunton, who returns to the Retired List. NitWORANDA.—The appointment of Second Lieutenant Nlviins to the Ist Ceylon Regiment. is to hear the date of 16th December, ISI9, and not datii May. IWO. Tie Commission of Lieutenant Mildmay. of the 2'211 Light' Dragoons, has be en altered to 2d Getotier, 1819, but lie is not allowed any back-pay. TI ANKRUP ru lES ENLARGED. R. Wflby, Ossett, Yor,. clothier, from July 23 to Aug. I I, at the Con , t-House, R. Sugden, Halifax. York, bookseller, from July 2 to Aug. 7. at the White Swan Inn, Halifay. M. Illarliek. Halifax. York. bookseller, from July 23 to Aug. 7, at the White Sw an Inn, Halifax. J. R. Bell and W. Wilkinson. OW Broad-street, London, merchants. from July 13 to Sept. 2, at Guildhall. J. Scott. Huddersfield, woolstapler, front July 22 to Aug. 9, at the paek-horse Inn. Huddersfield. BANKRUPTS. J. Booth. and Burley Woodbead, York, worsted-spinner. to su rreoder Aug. 16, 17. 96, at the White llorse Inn. O tle '. Attorneys, Messrs. Few and Co., Henrietta-street, Coyelit garden ; and Mr. Barret, Otley. T. Sackett, Bermondsey-Wail. shipwright. July 92, 49. m id Aor, id; st Gaildhall. Attorney, Mr. !lipid, Jamaica row, Beniliadery. W. Preston, Dore-court, George-street, Mansion-house, bristle-merchant, July 21, ti, W. and '1.4.26. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Collingridge 311li Potter, Colewan.street. W. Rockllffe, Chatham, Kent. baker. July IS. Aug. I and 26, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Nelson, Esse:- street. Strand, London ; and Mr. Jelerys. Chatham. W. Mattey. Leominster, Hereford. auctioneer, July 20, 91, mud Aug. 90, at the Royal oak Inn, Leominster. Attor neys, Messrs. Jenkins and Co. Nen-inn, London; and Mr. Coleman, Leominster. W. and J. Heap, Hepworth. York. clothiers. Aug. 7. S. and 96. at the Sessions.llouse. Wakefield. Attorneys. Mr. Lee, Wakefield; and Mr. Lake. Cateatou-street. London. R. Wace, Castle-0...44, Falcon-square. merchant, July IS, e At. I. and 90, at Gliblball. Attorneys, Messrs. Dennint a ' O .. King's Ardis-yard. Colemau-str....t. t • Gillet. Crown-court. Fleet-street, printer, July Is. 22. Moog, 212. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spencer, Behi defe-place. Rerengti-road. • J. Heindson, Sasilby. Lincoln. tinther-merchant, July 31, s .O A .I. and 26, at the Markham -Muor Inn. Nottingham. o, Mr. ee, East Rekord. Nottingham ; and Messrs. ler'tottiCo7 M New Boswell-eottrt, Carey-sircet. London. '. Willans. south Shields, clothier, July 19, Aug. 9, and , 26, at the Rose and Croy. n Inn, Soot!. Shields. Attorneys, !Guars. Megginsons and Poole, Hatton-garden, London; and Me. Anderson, south Shields. .1, Wating. Nonerset-pinee, factor. 'My IS. Aug. I. and 9tl, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Bliss and Ellis, Vern tadi.buildings, Gnu's-inn. S. Rradhury, Orford-street, draper. July 22, 20. fthd Aug. itils at Guildhall. Attorneys, 'Messrs. Willoughby, tier jeanCs-inn. Fle.-:-street. J. an.l M. Walden. Hackney, butchers. July 22 29, and Ant. 26. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Earnshaw, Redeross. st reet . Cripplegate. J. T. Crawford. Judd-street, Brunswick square, merchant. lily ft, 29. and Aug. 26, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Madox and Sidney. Austin-friars. H. Egan', Brentford. carpenter. July 22,20. and Aug. Mi. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Wilmot, Essex-street, Strand. A. I lon aril. St. Swiddres-lane, Lon:!..n. merchant, July 29. Aug. I. and "M. at Uulidholl. Attorney, Mr. Buckle. Size-lane. Queen-street. J. Reed, Doweate.whartl'pnerThamci-street.wharlinger. July ti. 29 . and Ante. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hind man, Basinglutil-sinct. . DIVIDENDS. Sept 16, T. Creasy, Cltelsm.ford. Essex, draper. et Guild hall—Aug. 9, J. Booth. Gloucester. earthenwareman, at the Legs of Man Inn, Burslent—Aug. 11. W. Edwards. Lang ford. Somersetshire, tanner, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol—Aug. S, J. Kirkman, Wellington Brewery. City road. brewer, at Guildhall—Aug. 12. W. Jarman. Jun. kaightsbr:dge, psper-hanger, at Guildhall—tag , 5 . r. Jackson. Upper Thames-Slreet, auger factor, at liuildt all— Aug. 7, T. Nott. ilriss.s.l, shoemaker. at the Ittunmer Tavern. 16riatql—Ang. 5, A. Anderson, Philpot-lane, merchant, ni Gledldhall—Aug. 3. N. L. Curlewis, King-street, Cos ent-gar tailoN at Gnildhall—Aug, 11. J. Martin. Illitchame Surrey, hutcher, at Guildhall. London—Aug. 111, J. Benin, 000 rd-street. jeweller, at Guildhall— tug. 5. J. L. Cope. Kingston-upon-1101. merchant, at Guildhall, London—Aug. 5. R. Merrick. Liverpool, Lane,aster, ship-chandler, at the nfil•,. of Mr. Lodge, Drury-lane, Liverpool—Aug. 7, J. `.1:! .shall, Manchester, draper, at the ItloAry Arms Ism. .Ma..!,et-street, Manchester—Aug. 9. R. Nl•Kay. Knutsford. Ch. :Yee. liactis-draper. at the Rush Inn, Manchester— Aug. '"N 11. Hostage inil4l.lludson. Liverpool, slopsellers. at Use Allege lasf, Delentrael. Ritg. IT, R. Jackson. Otky, Yorkshire, linen-draper. at We White Hart Inn, Otley—Aug. 10, 0. Goodall, Deckniondwicke. Yorkshire. carpet-maker, at the Curt Mouse. Leeds—July C. Clife. George Inn. Consmerri I-road. victualler, at Guildhall—Aug. 19, F. Ford, Lime-street. wine-merchant, at Guildhall—Jul) 49. G. Simpson. late of Copthall-court. merchant, at Guild hall—Aug. 12. J. Booth, Oxford-street. grocer, at Guildhall %sig. W. J. Bradshaw, Postern-row, Tower-hill. o .,tien. draper. at Guildhall—Aug. 111, W. 11. Barnard and C. Bar nard, Liverpool, Merchants. at the George Inn, Dale-street. Lis erpool—Aug. h. J. A. Brush. Liserpool, merchant, at tie George lan, Dale-street. Liverpool. CF.IITIFICATES--ALuttsT 3. J. F. Machin and J. S. Gill, Gloucester-street. Quees str-tre, floral& instrament-makers--T. Benson. Shetlield moor. tihrlgrld, grocer--W. Chapman, Gravesend, Kent, prol ision-merchant—J. L. Stastri, Kirhy-street, Ilatton-gar den, merchant—C. Simpson. Stretford. Lancashire, nt:rser:% - man—J. S. Voysey, Itatedi;fe-highway. grocer—J. Silser, Size-11.ne anerehant —W. Tittensor and J. Tittensor. Foster lane. Cheapalde, wholesale button-sellers—T. Pelham. Es sex-buildings. Stratford. Essex, ship and insturanee-broker —1). Pullen, Spread Eagle-court, Finch-lace, bib-broker-- J. Silver. Size-lane. merchan•—S. George. Narbetit. Pem brokeshire. linen-draper—T. Illartly. Hirmiogham. invreltatot —4l. Jiint.s. Bristol, coal-mercbant-7M. Monkhoas.• Bed welly, Monmouthshire. apothecary. P iIITNERSIIIPS DISSOINED. J. Neesom null W. It. Neesom, Leeds, tea-dealers in to bitten-manufacturers—J. Neesont, W. T. Rolland, and W. K. Neesont, Leeds, stuff-merchants—J. Mir!!er and W. Ker shaw. Liverpool—U. Jones. J. kihelton, and .1. Chamberlain, Binninglron and Wolverhausptoie, timber-merchants—J. C. M ay , James-street, Nlanchester-square, and W. Wood land, Barrett's-court. Wigutore-street, hriellayers— D. and If. Marklove, Rerkele.y, tiloncestershire, clothiers — A. and A. Marshall, Holborn-hare. carvers and gilderi—J. Harris and B. Randall, Mortimer's-cross, Herefordshire. piper-manulacturers—S. Fonder and M. U. Junes, St. Paors Church-yard, stationers—J. M. IVilter and W. Kel jock, Toteess, Des onshire, sougenus—T. Rennet and W. Cox. Tainworth, Staffordshire, surgeons—J. If. Croneher and (I.' Wapshott, Long-lane, Bermondsey. commission agents—S. Morgan and T. Fiekard, Totiensin-eoart-romi. tallow-matters—J. Goldsmith and J. Grace, Old Jewry—J. ticroggie. It. Lyon, and W. Berne—le. Tltistleflchl. (Upton. dyerk—T. Meadoweroft. A. Hunter, T. Crawford. W. Car -1 son, and D. Owen, Liverpool, blacting-ntanufacturers—G• Johnson and S. Edwards, If tultiltry, finfba. plumbers—T. Md.,- and J. Canniows. Southampton, mannfactorers of plettelts. Fawcett and B. Fawcett. Old-street, Whitt -chiaillers-- T. Alason, W. Hell. son. and W. Heil. jun. Netherton, Bedlington, ft-alum, fawners. AVERAGE pRicER OF CORN IN ENGLAD AND WALES. From the Remits received in the week ending July F. 1920.—Wheat, Oth. Od.—Rye, 4%.. id.—Barley, 333. hod. __oats, 255. Rd.—Beans, 143. 11d.—Peas, 4.34. `+d.—Oat meal. 965. 3d. The Average Price of Brown or Afttseorndr, Snrve, corn. plaid from the Returns made in the IVeek ending the 12th of July, IWO, is 375. Od. per eat. I.IPERI4F PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS,SATuagAy, .lute IS. The Royal Assent was given by Eanmi•+ion to the Lottery Bill, and 56 other public and private Bills.— Adjournezl. 110 USE OF COMMONS SATURDIY, itt.v 15. The several Bills on t'ie table were forwarded a stage. THE QUEEN'S PLATE.—Dr. Lt , 4lltrwroN re ' grettell exceedingly that he did not see the Nolde Se cvetary fur Foreign Affairs in his place, as he had a question to put to hint, of which he believed her Ma jesty'sSolicitor-General had given the Noble Lord no tice. In I SU9 his late Majesty ordered a s er vice of . plate,* which he presented to her then Royal Highue.s 1.. f pa... a , FS., —, .- - 'tiger' and wir- litb ditto. hiclign J. J. Poanden, from balf-pay :So tow, b. 31 '. Sandwtelt, to he env;cn. vise Lew i 4. who etchanges. NI to Folk s t o n,. 13th dittos, Lieutenant Campbell, to -he en ptain. without i u .ydd. purchase, vice Staunton, appointed to the 11th liu)al Veteran it pe r:4o l ./. Ittattationlnaggiapg,A• 416414.15ki5t,„ vim, Cavapbeß; -G .WIIITIR eti3Tirl,7ll4 Py lie. 0 ly four Inside, 19th ditto. Ensign Iluesttaw, to be lieutenant. %%ithont 0 Gkipp en k am . purchase, vier Taylor. der: rased; Ensign Rose from 93J ei foot, to he ensitn, vice Ilagshavr. G r..... tts„,t,tp .2•2 d dim). J. R. Mnjemlie to he envirtt, by purelan4e, ',lee it plied for it, when she was infornied by the Lord Chamberlain she could no lt..ve it, as it was ti.. pro perty of the !'town, and To had official document , . t o show it. Little did her 3lajasty expect that these nice points of law would he resorted to to deprive her, not only of what was necessary to her dignity but to her comfort. In addition to all the insults she lia.l suffered, her ilitjesty had to complain of this last, the most dere p irable of all. Ile knew this must have hit it the art of Ministers, and he trusted they would out deny it ; yet he believed the whole of this. tran sacti on could not be known to his Majesty's confidential ad visers. If they were cognizant of if, this Lett base and pitifel attempt to annoy lier,.3lajecy showed a lamentable difference between their professions and their - practice. He concluded, by moving a humble Address to his Majesty for copies of all consumniections which bail passed with the lord Chamberlain's office, r, 14 Live to the service of plate which was given her 31 jesty by the late King. The CHANCELLOR Of tlr' EXCHF.QUER thought he had reason to complain of the Him. Gentleman in floe. taking the House by surprise. It was true that there was such a service of plate presented to the Princes of Wales by the late King for her use, when her Ma jesty w.is at Kentineton Palace, but that plate the property of the Crown. Hail the Hon. Hentletnao condescended to communicate to Muir his intention of bringing on this subject, he might have been prepared to answer hint. '1 he House also had a right to expect some notice ; and, therefore, lie trusted the Hurt. Gentleman would withdraw his tootion row, and Hier:- thin it again on Monday. Dr. IarSHINCTON had no wish to take the House h surprise, lint at this late period of the !Session no was to be lost. He would, however, with the 1e..% e of the House, withdraw his motion, and let it be eidi sidereil as a notice for Monday. The motion Was a • cordingly withdrawn. DORM 'till I N FIXENCE.--Mr. BRiGHT pre sented a petition from an individual named Mills. The petition was brought up and read. I commenced by complaining of the burthens inapt, 'l'd it the people, and of the enormous expenditure of the late reign, amounting to 2,3130,00Q,000/. 'ri te p et iti oner contended that the evils tinder which the country la boured arose from the present moil!• of returning 3lem hers to the !loose of C s, by whirl] the p e ople were excluded from the right of election, and a great majority of elie (louse were returned by the influence of a number of Peers, whose interference at election: was a breach of the Nit lieges and of the Standing Or ders of the Honse. 'I he petition then procezded to"upuW tbe Peers possessiug borough influence aed patronage, and to erntoirrnte by HailiC the 3lesubers returnee! t o Parliament by that itiflisenee, to the atieuntit eel nem.. than two hundred, amongst o limn were Lord C.i 1!..- reagh, 3lr. Brougham, Sir James Mackintosh, n•I 1 most of the eminent Menthe's of the House. The of a House thus constructed, he contended, were n t legally binding. 'I he petit iorer concluded by nose. :•e to prove at the liar that this influence existed. al. I calling on the House to expel such Members,. ant! to impeach the Peers who had thus interfered with tie privileges. Mr. flontiorsz seconded the motion for rer. iv , ix the petition. Mr. KOHINPON doubted much whether the petition could he received. Its contents were i nrtt l t i uto the House, and it held nut to the public, that the leg• tive arts were hot binding. Mr. W. DUNDAR having been named in the getition as one of the Members returned by Pee.s . influence, disclaimed it in the strongest wanner. 31r. Serjeant I /snow, another Member named, it., the part of the Boron h that he represented (tittilil ford), asserted the charge to hr falsa and itufortitiled. Alr:•Bnioux submitted, that the petition should b.. received. He could not think its langriage insultina. 'Else petitioner asserted certain facts, and offered to prove•them at the Bar. 31r. iliiniiits SE thought the petition should be re ceived ; it only stated what had been asserted iit er and over agdin ii. that House, except that the per.ti in 11 , 4,14441 out the .Members said to be to itteproperly re turned. Mr. La - stitvc•rost opposed the petition Icing re ceived ; it was a petition against the return of upuar_k of Attu Members. By . tbe Standing Orders of the 11 ttse, all petitions airainst the return of a 3lettiher should he presented within 14 days ;trier the nseeT.itg of Parlium..ut. .Ir. I.orsit ‘HT also opposed the petition !wing re ef iv. al • it modestly asked the 7 .louße to expel DO its 3lettilter•-, as unworthy of the public confialvatee. The question was then put, and the petition rejtiged without a division. 3lr. LOCRIAART moved fur certain papers relatve to a grant of 20,0040. to be proposed on Monday, to foreigner, lieneral de Fourneaux. After some conversation between Mr. Lusufsti VON and Mr. BLAIR, the motion was agreed to. The CHANCELLOR of the Excurives hrunrltt np h:• three Bills for regulating the distilleries of Ireland, and they were read a tirst• time. The Right Hun. lientleman also brought in a Bill for regulating Rank notes anal promissory notes in Ireland, which was read a first time.—Adjouraied. • A circumstance has occurred here lately. h supposed to be without parallel in cases of the hind : a commission of bankrupt 1.. been is,ued ara i l at person living near Southampton. on the petition vi tiventy-tire of his creditors, who., debt., taken eel lecrisely, amounted to 2171., the lowest if wl.:ch seas titl.—(Portiououtti Paper.) _ I I 1 . • : •f • . ti . 4 iii :.~