The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-06 00:00:00

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The led to the Church, the When they retuned kers haviog been beat. they had retreated to einforcements. It was ht wonll be renewed, four o'clock the seas Captain of treet in a sort • agh over his Lea • the moment Joh* ople, issued from as "- manner, and in Asps' r hundred men, weinee. 'he Litarreeekors sow h the cry of " Gerry eyes, and bloody eases thont regard to sex or !en on the roofs of the et walls and throwing low ; whilst others were oats de chambre, three lows. be highly datigeroos to le action, and therefore oth parties were pretty Ile their appearance and Kly. Of the eleven pri had a pair of black eyes, )r scratches and bruises ipon by the Magi4rate Il spoke at once, and it the nature of it; except a ha'p' Nth of it; sad e quite quiet and aisty." •red to give forty-eight inc into sureties to keep g's subjects. of the examination, that so frequent nor so fere- Nl‘Cormick, who keeps a hires thetu out at a penny item', the p ar i a u es e Welts of riot aid/ pie brads whieli low Irish mob of eite r l i t ili ki tract, ,srati4 Ililb senneuvre me s s eorsted with ofis toyed Uneasiest is ire champions, Ind Into Hiirb. le others h:tiitt truly dreadfel, set to the hospitals And Furness, one of the ut 20 assistants paid it was tot 1111 Lehment of the rder could lie n them with rebinding *hat Idged is the wait "ELLIGENCE. lying Fish, Jones, in ere, of wind at 5.F.., mimed netts where she will go to have been saved. rack on IVedne‘day 104 Strngnell, bound to the ,hip Paragon, 21st April, ni 01114, hound to the first ad order, sails alisost worn re sails, leaky, and short of • Port•an•Prince, arrived e Paragon with half a bar- N. lone. S 7. E. for Cal . lour. {9. 30. IV. the Pro i verpool ; Mat 3, lat. 25. 5. vrrpoul to Sew Orleans; . 0. the Neptnne, of Yar r Trieste, out 42 days; wY Providence. Liverpool to 30. 51. Mercnry„ Liverpool Il.lonf. lg. 30, Elisalteth I, for New Brunswick ; by nd Publi.ll.4 nt this Ida Tug CoNt,rittiTtes”- oppobito Kt. CI L. 8.: to wltoo .It utoor re requobit-1 to . 7te r No. 5092• EAST INDIA IIOCSE, April 4b, 1921. Directors of the United an of T HE Covet of Merchants of England, trading toVie East Indies, do hereby girt Notice, That a Qsarterty General Court of the said Company will b e weld at their house. In headenhall-street. on Wednesday, the letit Jess neat. at eleven o'clock in the forest •on, for the parpose et declaring a dividend from Christiana , last, to )11timumer next. Tbit the transfer books of the said Company's Steck, will be Met onTiesday the sth ofJane neat, at three o'clock. Bad op again on Tuesday the 17th July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Cosmany's Stoek, due on the 3th July, will be ready to be delivered og F r iday. the 6th July next. JOSEPH DART, Soc. On t h e lst of July will be published. No. I, of a new Perio dical work. entitled miff ~C ABINET ET REPOSITORY of LITERA j. TUBE and the ARTS. No pains nor expense will be s pared to render it a work acceptable to the fashionable and intelligent reader; some of the first literary and scientific re In the country are engaged to conduct and support it. The Articles will chiefiy consist of original matter, and, in trust, will not only be found to afford agreeable recrea tion, but to motile ',welt valuable and useful information. Whatever is fashiabable, either In this eoontry or on the Costieent, in Dress, Manners, Education, or the Polite Arts, will be noticed and discussed with the greatest and without the slightest degree of partiality. It w al lo wer, be our study to avoid every thing personal, and to reader our Publication worthy of the Patronage of ever y class of the community, and every friend to morality. Many oldie Articles will have a permanent interest, and Pilch as of a temporary nature will be found to relate to su bjects which the fashionable world are always disposed to consider of importance. Bites often (and justly) been remarked, that, although every Article of Trade in this country bas lately been re duced in price, yet Books and other literary Poblications have suffered no diminution. This single circumstance can got but preclude many from enjcry ing the pleasures and ad vantages arising from the study and cultivation of Letters. — In order to remove, in some measure, this obstacle to lite rary amusement, the Cabinet Repository of Vterature and the Arts, will be published at the low price of One Shilling sad Sixpence. Each Number will contain 72 pages of Letter-press, ele gantly printed on fine hot-pressed Paper, and embellished with Three Beautiful Coloured Plates ; one representing the fashionable Dresses of the Ladies; another that of the Gen tlemen : and the third, some new or uncommon subject con nected s.!th the Arts or Sciences. After the explanation we have given of the Plan upon which this Work is to be conducted and executed, we shall just remark, that it will not only be found to be the cheapest Periodical Publication published for the last twenty-five years. but one of the most entertaining and useful. It is. therefore, to be hoped, that it will meet the patronage and support of all true friends to Literature and the Arts. Printed for J. Johnston, 9s, Cheapside, and sold by all Booksellers. AMIEL INN, ST. CLEMEN STR %M). EIMER 4T. OFFICE. FOR TR %VET.T.ING ANI) CON VEYING PARCELS AND DMF.RCIIANDIZE. THE following MAILS and ot her COACHES go from the above lan : Paris Royal Mail, ria Dot er, Tuesday anti Friday Nights, at twelve. - Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, throttlh Gotlalmine. Pe terdeld, and Portsea, every Evening at a qtrirter past 7. •ad Sunday at half past 0. On its arrisal a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to cosy') passengers and !tercels and • en Cosa /tots og to Chichester, through Dryer's, ilavent, Emsworth, &c. Gloucester Mail. through Henley, Oiferrl. and Chelten bans, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunda) at half past 6. Dover end Canterbury Mall, through Gravecend. Chat ham, and Faversham. every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past 0. FrotsCanterbury. passengers and par eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Ramsgate. Sande 'eh. lite.; and from Dover, parcels are conve)ed to F,..ll.btone. Sandgate, Hythe. Dimehureh. Romney, and 141111. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen. I.landilo and !laver fordwest, every evening at • quarter-past 7, and Sunday at Calf-past ti. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four inside. through Reading, Marlborough. Caine. and Chippenham. every Morning at a quarter-past 8. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternnon at 3. Bath light Post Coach. in two days, to carry four inside. through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlhorongh. Devizes, and Melksham, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coch is chiefly intende for the accommodation cot Families. Invalida, &c. who ca d nnot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cock &ld, every Nlorming at 8. Cheltenham Original Post Coach. to carry only four in side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning al 7. Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth . Post-coach. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Evening at half-past 3. Ditto., very Morning at half-past S. Oodalming. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom, Leatherhead, Clantion and Horsley, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at In, Ditto, through Kingston, Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Ideal. Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at 1. Sunday excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning:. at half-past 7. Margate. Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, and Broadstairs light Post-coaelies. every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, &c. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Regu lator. to carry only four inside, through Kingston, Guild ford. Petersfield, and Portsea , every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chic-hester, on the arrival the Mail, through Emsworth. Crisham, &e. to Bognor. of Salisbury Foist-coach. to carry only four Wilde, through Staines, BasingstoLe, Whitchurch, Andover, &c. every Morning at i. Tewkesbury Feast-coach, through Oxford and Cheltenr ham, every Morning at 7. StroaJwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Mouth.) through Abingdon, Faringdon, rnd Cirencester. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wantege Coach. through Maideolsoa Nettlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursdey, and Saturday Mornings at 7. NORTHERN COACHES. York. Neweastle. and Ediehureh Coaches• and to all parts of the North, every Morning. at a quarter past S. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, RocF.dale, Huddersfield, Bradford. Leeds. Halllfax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor rich Coaches. Daily. CARRIERS—To Twickenham.Brcatford, and Isleworth. every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Satu rda y . E.%MES and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con veyed from this Inn to every City, Town. Village. and Cowl: ry Seat in the following Counties. : —Berks, Bodo; Carrie all, Devon, Dorset, Hants. Hereford. Gloucester, Kent, Oiford, Somerset. Surrey. Sussex. Wilts, Woreeater. Smith Wales, all parts of the I s le of light , Jorge,. Guor: l- k)*. and all parts of France : an to all Parts of the North. ..• Take notice, that no package. containing glass. china, v'tiehes. plate. cash. or Bank nO!ec. however small tiOr. will be accounted for. if le:t or damaged; nor any 'var parcel or passenger's lareetre. of more U 11131151 va" le. eaa specified as with when de:iv:rod at the (Mies and I 'or accordingly + e't Neat Post-shaises, &c. at''!!! shortest `_. _ " The Cease fir which HAMPDEN fell is the Field, deed itTD.NST died on the aeirold!" ltiTR. °LOVER'S EXHIBITION of OIL, sad IVA WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS is NOW OPEN at 16. Old Bood-street..Adoisslos Is. Catalogues 6d. EIiYPTIAN TOMB.— This Extraordinary M HIBITION will maths's OPEN war! day from II till 6. Admission One VXHIBITION of WARD'S BRAND NATIONAL LA A LLEOORY, In Commemoration of tbeTatuurn of the BRITISII Emma, at the Battle of Waterloo. Pasted by order of the Brhlsh lastituden ; Size U fest by is NOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Admittance Is. Catalogue dd. Deseriptios do. With etched *Wise Is. 6d. LITERARY FUND--The SUB-ANNIVERSARY DINNER, at Greenwich, will be held at the Ship Ta vern, on Fassay, the I foth instant, at four o'clock, precisely. To prevent disappointment and inemsvealemee, such members and their friends as purpose attending are requested to apprise Mr. Hcory Leave, at the Society's elvembers. No. 4, Lincoln's-lee-fields, of the number of gentlemen who say be of their party. CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D. JAMES ANDERSON, LL.D.} Registrars. J. B. NICHOLLS. tog. F.S.A. N.B. Unavoidably postponed from the 13th to the ISth. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Sauce for ell sorts of Fish. at. it has Induced the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL, at bis Wholesale Oil and Italian Warehouse. it, Neargate-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this cad all other Genuine Sautes, Pickles. &c.) to return his mast grateful ac►noo ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London. and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed " Dientore and Son," and the Proprietors seal on the Cork. To Merchants, Captains, and others. it is partieularly re commended for shipping. as it is warvaated to keep iu any climate. - TRUSSES FOR RUPTCRES. GAWAN and CV., 200, Fleet-street , (haring repeatedly succeeded in the most difficult cues of Rupture, with PINDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES. without Metallic Spring have such confidence in the superiority of their Instruments s) as e nables them to inform the Public, and especially those with obstinate cases, they will ar :us% the SloisaT, (if after a fair trial of suitable Pads.) they do not succeed. E 11111!. Sect:MITT and DUI ABILITY. being the lending characteristics of these Trusses, and many of the laborious class much benelltied by incm. Professional and other tientletnen connected with Hospitals. Truss Societies. and Workhouses are most respectfully informed they will be served on reasonable terms. N. R. Persons sending tbe circumference of the body below the hips, and the largest part of the thigh, stating which side they are afflicted, may depend on being correctly fitted. lindmal-irreen. Middlesex, tool-mssaimal—Jaly 7, T. L.' Tweed, Horatian. Hems, dealer in potatoes—Jane 29. W. and J. Derkia. Sontbaniptoa, skip builders—Jay 7. L. Lyons, Lower Bbailwell, Middlesex. brewer—July 7. Smith. Chaserry-lane, tailor—insole. H. Lambdas. Bris tol. pin-atenataeturef—Jane 97, T. S. Williams and T. Bar nard., Cheltenham, Ileemalrapers—Jane M. W. Grose sad J. Dukes, Bath, grocers—June 27. M. Newton, late of New castle-epos-Tye*, cooper—Jima 10, 11. Greases, Handles ter, merchant. CURTIPICATILIJUNI 26. - - - T. Beckett. Eastisant. Worcestershire. and C. Bon/tett. Lesion By. Herefordshire, faruners—S. *charts , Chilies hate. drug st—l. Fseey. Bishopegate- street - within, pastry cook—G. ry. Tunbridge Wells. lime-bareter—D. Birehin-lase. broker—J. Hood. Litchfield. reakster—ll. V. Whittell, late of Back-road, lallagise. tbaber-owehailt — J. White, Lambeth-road, Harvey, merchant—E. Fos, Glou cester, horse dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. i ii W. Osborn and T. Paulsson. Leeds. wl = ls— J. Thomism sad J. Geddes. Masebaster. . J. and W. B. Malley. woolies-drapers—H. C. MOM and J. H. Pony, Chatham-plow. City. Norway T. Makiss sad R. F. Ones. Leeds. robs refs --.1. Whirtakar sad J. Shaw. blaselostar, am of jaecossts—R. 'Mills sad J. T. Hsieh, Asylassdidlithogs, Westminster-road. bisetioras!ssisstarstub—W. all!Cia••• H. Salmon, J. Pelee. sold. Mem, Bath. common-brewers —lt. Aspinwall. Prestos, M. Marton. Walton-le-Dale. Lan cashire. and S. Rhodos. Preston. joiners—W. Fluting. ti. Brooke. and T. Rawson, Orlon Milo-lane Faro, Babworth, I.VPERIAL PAIILIAMENT. _-.•,- HOUSE OF LORDS.—TussDAy. Just 3. Mr. Mine was beard in the Strathmore ease, in surort of the claims of the brother of die late R Art of Stratliniore.—Farther proceedingspostpoued toThurs day next. The Rouse sat in a Committee of Privileges on the claims of Lords Kilmorey sail lucre to co►e for the election of Representative Peers for Ireland, when the claims were declared to be established. SALE OF DREAD. On the motion of the Karl of LAUDERDALE a particular clause regulating the infliction of penalties on Bakers, for certain deficiencies in the weight of loaves, was read out of the 36th of George 111. The Earl of LAUDERDALE then rose to move the second reading of the Sale and Matinfacture of Bread Regulation Bill. Its object went no farther than to repeal the clause which had just been read, and which though intended to secure the public against fraudu lent Bakers, not only failed to accomplish that purpose, but rendered honest bakers liable to great grievances. it was impossible for the m ist attentive baker to be certain that every loaf which he made was exactly of the required weight, nnless he made them of a much greater weight than that fixed by the statute. and thus incurred a voluntary loss. It was theref re always in the power of an informer, even when the average was right, on a single loaf toconvict an honest baker, sod to recover the penalty which the existing Act imposed. The fraudalent, en the contrary, were exempt `how its operation, for as the expense of conducting a prosecution amounted to 171. 7s. no Goma fide cus tomer would, on account of a little deficiency in weight, engage in a proceeding which would cost him so much. It was known besides, that associations had been formed by fraudulent bakers to support them selves against such prosecutions. By the Act as it now stood, it WaS therefore clear that honest bakers were at the mercy of informers, whilst the fraudulent were safe. The best seco•ity for the public was that which the Bill before the House provided ; for bakers would be obliged to keep weights and scales in their shop, and any customer might force them to weigh every loaf before purchasing it. lie therefore believed that the Legislature would do wisely to adopt tie present Bill, and moved that it now be read a second time. The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be committed to•morrow. COURTS OF LAW IN IRELAD. Viscount SI 1)1101..T11 stated, on movin4 the se cond readin. , of the Irish Nisi Prins Bill, that he on derstood it was not to be opposed. Ile s!ootld indeed have been surimsed if any objection had been made to such a measnre. Any Noble Lord who perused the report, would find that the most intolerable abuses prevailed in that quarter. The persons who received fres were in the habit of stopping proceedings in the Courts, till those fees which they had concerted among themselves to enact had been paid, or a deposit made and security given for their payment. The present amount of the charges to meet the demands of these elerio, was 11,9 i. I. It also appeared from the evi dence, that one of the clerks had encreascd hi, revenue by fees of his own imposing, from 2,519/. to -I,titlfg. a-year. The ntolne profits made by the Re2istrA: oft the Berens of the Exchequer amounted, in three years, to 9531. 17s. 641. The Noble Lord then read several parts of the Report, shewing the existence of other cases of abuses. lie stated that the difference between the present mode and the former would produce -a saving of 6,699/.; and that the whole anionnt of the proposed Stamp Murree less than the deposit re tained by the Registrar as security for the payment of costs. He then moved that the Bill be now read a se cond time. After a few words from the Earl of LIMERICIt in favour of the measure, the Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday next. On the motion of the Earl of LIMERICK, the Irish Rate of Int• rest Bill was also read a second time, and ordered to be conimitted to-morrow. otsTiLT.ATION OF SPIRITS. The Marquess of LANSDOWNE rose to make a motion, of which he had not thought it necessary to glie notice, as it was for a document which was al ready before the other House of Parliament. But a &tort *time had elapsed since their Lordships had heard the eistem lout in force in Ireland to put down the practice of small Stills, justly ieprobeted as most nn jest in its operation. That system was now abandon ed, and the ingennitt of science had, since its sham donnlent, invented amachine, which, being fixed to any still, registered the amount of the spi distilled bv OA still, and was thus able to cohrey to the Ex cise information on pints which it had hitherto been Pawn BEVti4 deemed impossible to procure. This machine cam • recommended, not by the opinion of the inventor atom.. bat by a Report to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland, to whom it had been referred. The import ance of such a discovery was too great not to attract the attention of their Lordships, for it might alsi.it most essentially in repressing a practice no less inju rious to the revenue than demoralising to the country. He should therefore move, that there be laid before the House a copy of the Report made to the Commissioners of Excise in Ireland by the officers appointed by them to inquire iuto the distillation of Spirits. The Earl of ABERDEEN said that the most odious part of the system lately in force in Ireland bad been abandoned, but unfortunately in such a manner as not to impart that degree of relief to the country which had been intended. It was remarkable that a system should have been so long maintained, which now was never mentioned but in terms of the most decided reproba• lion on all sides. Ile wished to guard the Howm against a statement contained in the Report for which the Noble Marquess had moved, that illicit distillation ht d iacreased since the abandonment of the late sr tem. This effect had been anticipated at t'Ae time, if other measures of a less objectionable tendency wet , • not adopted. Those measures had not been adopted, and the Revenue had suffered. But this ought not to be considered any argument in favour of the obi sy , . tern ; it ought only to show the necessity of tnakiii4 new arrangements upon the subject. The Motion was then agreed to. LONDON WHARFS BHA,. The Earl of LIMERICK wished to know, before he moved the second readiug of the London Wharfs' Rill, whether it was their Lordships intention to hear Con n sel at the Bar in support of the Petitions sgains: the The LORD CITANCELLOR conceived that insease where the interests of the Petitioners were to u ply concerned, it would be but justice to them to hear Counsel at the Bar in support of iheir Petitions. Counsel were then called to the Bar, when Mr. Jaeks.m appeared fos the Petitioners, and Mr. Hart kon in support of the Bill. Mr Jacl:gon havini,• been beard at length against the Bill, further hearing was postponed, on the motion of Lord I/scut:, to Friday nest. The Se-miens' Wages Bill went through a Commit tee, and the Report was rect.'sed.—Adjourned. FROM ES 1).1 YIV IGIHrS UAZ Errs. Commission in the Fifeshire Regiment of Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Fife. Captain A. Mitchell to be Major, Tice Rutherford, de feated. Commissions signed by the Lor d lieutenant of lb. West Ri.ling of the county of York, city and county of the city of Yore. R. Chaloner. Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, T. L. Fairfax, F.sq. to be ditto; W. 1.. F. Nett, gig. to be ditto"; W. Markham, Esq. to be ditto. Yorkshire Unseat , Yeomanry. Major R. York to be Lieutenant-Colonel, rice Lord Ilawke, resigned; Captain U. L. Fox. to be Major. rice ti .irk. promoted ; Lieutenant W. L. F. Scott to he Captain, vice Fos, promoted; Cornet T. Dowker. to be Lieutenant. %ice Scott, promoted; the lion. J. IL. Cradock to be Cornet; Sir J. V. R. Johnstone. Hart. to be ditto, vice Or Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry. J. S. Becket, Esq. to be Captain. vice Edmunds, resigned; J. Clarke. Gent. to be Lieutenant, •ire Cultic resigned : J. Childers, Gent. to be Cornet. vice Brown, deceased ; R. Cuttle. (lent• to be ditto, vice Schofield, resigned ; R. Saunders. Esq. to be Adjutant, I ice Womack, resigned ; tdjutant R. Saunders to be Captain, by Brevet. HANIMPTS. T. Stabb. Torquay. Devonshire, merchant, to surrender June 23, VS, July 17, at the Globe Inn, Newton-Abbott. — Attorney. Messrs. Bartlett and Farley. Newton-Abbot; and Messrs. Darke, Church, and Dark', Red Lion-square. J. Preston, Torquay, Devonshire, merchant, June g 3. July 17. at the Globe Inn, Newton- Ibhut. Attorneys, Messrs. Bartlett and Farley. Newton- Abbot and Meisrs. Darke. Church, and Darke. Red Lien-square. W. Young, Bordwood Farm. Brodie,. Isle of Wight. farmer, June 13, O. July IT, at the Mitre Tavern. Ports..a. Attorneys. Mr. ['wasn't, Staples lon ; and Mr. Snooke, Portset. T. 11. Rudkin, Charlotte-street, Islington, maltster. June :?3. July 17, at Guildhall. Allow), Mr. C. Tomes, Lincoln's Inn-Gelds. T. Tinson, Elbow-lane, merchant, June 16, 19, July 17, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Clarke, Clarke, and Cul lington, Little St. Thomas Apostle. N. liliss, Water-lane, Fleet-street, printer, June 16, 19, July 17, at Gaildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Hester and Brooks. High Holborn. J. Gordon. Liverpool. merchant. June 27. 26. July 17 . at the George lea. Liverpool. Attonsess, Messrs. Orred. Lowe. and Hurry, Liverpool; and Messrs. Lowe and Dower. London. J. Tarlton. Liverpool. merchant. June 27, 96. July 17 at the George Inn. Liserpool. Attorneys, Messrs. ()Wed, Lowe, and Hurry, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Lowe end Bower. London. E. Mason, and J. Penn. Worcester. tea-dealers, June 41, Jalv 17, at the Golden Lion. Worcester. Attorneys, Mr.J. Platt. New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn; and Messrs. Welles and Dickens. Worcester. A. G. Davidson, Racquet-court. Fleet-street, merchant, Jane 18.43. July 17. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chrishop, Child's-place, Temple-bar. it. Masters, Coventry, tailor. Jane 13, 18, July 17. at the King's Head Inn. Coventry. .tttorneys. Mr. G. Ed monds. Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-inn ; and Mr. Carter. Coventry. W. Lent, Bridlington, Yorkshire. ironmonger, 'June 19, 13. July 17, at the Green DrsEnn Inn. Bridlington. At torneys, Mew,. Harvey and W il son, Lincoln's len-fields ; and Mr. W. bmith, Bridlington. J. and J. 11. Joshes, Mount-street, Lambeth. linen-drapers. June 171. 19, July 17, at Guildhall. AUorney, Mr. Gates, Newpte-street. W. Ni c holson. Wakefield. corn-factor, Jane 19, 71, July 17, at the Old Sand-Hill, York. Attorneys. Mr. Don• -inn ing, Lee& ; and Mr. Edmunds , Exchequer-0111re. I.l:iroln', Girdlestone, Norwich, baker. Jane 9, tl9. Jnly 17, at Guildhall. Attorneys. ktessrs. Pearce and Bons, St. Bwi tldn'l-lane,f,oasbarit-street. J. Airy, Liverpool. soap-boiler. June SP, 99. July 17, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. T. Lodge, Liverpool; nod Mr. Bettye, ChatmerOane. . nicios:Non. June 30. J. Warren. Stoke-eader-Haindon. Rometsetshire, innkeeer—June lit, J. Moon. Aura Barn, ne ar Manches ter. cotton niercisaut—June 28. W. Fletcher. krm tun. iruniuonger—Jan. 30. 'W. Hoven, Barking. Essex. smirk Oct nir—Juut 98, W. Bell. Brampton. Ci.isiberland. brandy nierent nt —June 98. J: Thomas, CarpcutHee.build.. Loedon merehant- - J sly 7, .1: Boyden; late el - brew"- -- notice. , 1343 1 , London Wit 17 eye lair 7, J: "Boyden; liit 011 CUM I u •••••• .sr r .• _ . -.; • • HOUSE OF t OMMONS. There being only thirty-three Menthe's present at four o'clock this day, the tsramtan declared the House to Le adjourned till to-morrow. 1111NORITY ON SIR J. M %CILINTWAI'S )lOTION ON THE CRIMINAL I.ll\'. JUNE -1. Hon. 3. Abererombr..l. H. Allen, John Rent. Sir C. Ibirroll, John Benet:Viscount Regrow', Lord W. Ben. tinck, J. 11. Blair, Walter Burrell, J. F. Barham, J. F. Barham, jun. H. Baring, Viscount Ilarnard, W. W. Be cher, B. Benyon, It. Bernal, IL Ilyng, Alex. Baring, It. Chaloner, J. Calvraft, C. Calvert, J. Carter, Viscount Clifton, 144 Isaac Coffin, L. Cotwantion, Sir W. De CEPA piEny, Samuel Crompton, N. Calvert, Sir M. Cholineley, Cherry, Samuel Crawler, W. L. Child, J. Cripps, W. Courtenay, T. H. Davies, V. Denman, W. J. Deni son, lion. T. Minds% Viscount Dunvannon, Viscount Deerloirst, Viscount Ebrington, W. Evans, C. Ellison, Lord J. Fitzroy, Lord Folkestone, J. Fleming, C. l'orlies. R. Goidon, John Grattan, Sandford Graham, J. P. Grant, P. Grenfell, J. W. Griffiths, B. naskell, 3. tilaollonne, W. Haldiettarol, Lord A. Hamilton, lion. E. Harbord, Sir R. Heron, J. C. Hohliouse, Joseph Hutne, It. Hurst, Hon. C. H. Hutchinson, Hare, Sir H. D. Hamilton, Hon. T. Knox, T. 11. Lennart', S. Lushiug. ton, Ed. Littleton, J. 11. Legb, W. 1. Moberly, James :114c.10:141d, Sir J. Mackintosh, J. Maxwell, M. Mil. ha:,li, Lord Milton, J. 11. :11onck, S. 3lajoribanks, John 113rtin, Right Hon. Sir J. Newport, Lord Nugent, W. Ira, Lori! Ossulston, C. F. Palmer, Sir H. Parnell, It. l'rlce. David Ricardo, 3. S. Rice, ti. Robarts, Sir 0. it..hin.on, Sir IV, R o wley, 1 harles Itumbold, Lord J. itas.ell, Lord W. Russell, J. Smith, W. Smith, it. J. Scarlett, Lord Stopforol, Sir J. Sebright, 1. Ta)lor, Right Hon. 11. Tierney, C. Tennyson, J. A. Warre, C. C. Western, W. IL Wlithread, S. C. Whit bread, W. Williams, Sir R. Wilson, M. Wvvill, C. W. Wynn, 110n..1. W. Ward, Rd. Wellesley, West. benra, J. S. Wortley, IV. W. Whitmore, R. Wilmot.. TELLERS—T. F. Buxton and Hun. H. G. Bennet. Lord Londonderry having divided the House after many Of the above fad retired on tire question that Me Bin do pato, the following Members voted in favonr Sir J. Mackintosh's motion, having been shut out in the first division : J. Heinle, J. llirch,lll. Brougham, Lord 6. Cavendish, 1. Cavendish, lion. F. Calthorpe, Sir W. Guise, 0. J. Fleatheote, W. James, J. Mitt-1011, W. Money, J. lila berly, P. St. J. Mildmay, lion. W. Powlett, T. P. TeLLens—Visc.. Duneannon and S. Lushington. Entostertox.--Upwards of GO persons sailed on Saturday from Cowes to Philadelphia; some of them wealthy persons, and nearly all natives of the isle of Wight. The Westlevan Methodists held a Gawp Meeting at Preston-bills, near liarforth, in the neighbourhood of Leeds, on Sauday se'nnight. On the same day, is the afternoon, !wo young men, of the Heater persuasion, while preaching in the market-place at Halifax, were taken into custody by the constable of that town, and lodged iu a place of confinement ; but so ardent were their zeal, that while the constable went in search of Mr. Justice Horton they threw open the window of the police-office, and preached a sermon to their ad miring congregation before Isis return. We have not heard what punishment has been awarded to these clerical Ranters. The progress and increase of the sect- called Ranters in some parts of the North-Riding of Yorkshire is truly astonishing. Their camp meet ings are numerously attended.—(Derhaus Chresiek.) The following is a literal copy of a written notice, lately posted up at t¢ c turnpike-gate near Truro : Stallon or Staid from Blackwater in the pwrisb of St. Agness a bevy hos, with a wit spot in his towboat' his man hang the inrder side If any parson bring news of the siad boss to W—m T--e Blackwater so that he may be heed age° shard Ream 5 shellings Toned and all rasonabei chserges peed." 1 . in Nevrgnte-street. Mr. T. C. Ige. . *Per Unerring Wiles:. In e Simmom. %Ili , of Air. John oni..rs-town. l ane , wife of Mr. T. Meredltb. Cross-street, Is.ington, Esq. father's. T. Downing. Eal rlotte, wiie of )1r..1 Roberts, Publoitori thu Oiler of Ton Cow's' itt , Isere' INerl ibi l Chards,