The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-24 00:00:00

pi A ;; ---."..w."'l it 1 . 41 .9:,;74...-,•,., 4 :, i ii t.y... ::: • , ;% 1- ,_ 5 .!. s .04 C PC IAAC I tIA -- fi t ! ... .. 4 0 . . (Cll ' gl if , . , . n .... ~• ... 'tatez• ni: ''.. a • ' -cli) . a T ,i LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 18'20. 4732. " The Cavil. )or which IirtIMPUEN fell in the Field, and SYl)2l . lel died on the Sc old!" Pam Swat Nam. • - R. (11.0VEWA iiXIIIIIITION of OIL . at m WA MR 1:01.01.31 P IINTING ii NOW OPEN, . OA Bond-stmt . % (row Niue o'clock in the 'Alor.i• ! pc ca 14bIllinc.--estolngurg. ftlypence. LW' ERM L P.IIthMiIE.V T. ROUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, Juxr ?S. that her name was left ont of the Liturgy, she wrote a letter to .me of the King's Ministers complaining of that omission. Thir fact escaped him last night, but he was reminded of it by the Queen that morning. Her Majesty's letter was dated the 15th of March last, awl on the 29th of the sante u:onth, was received by Mi nisters. It was true, and but fair to confess, that, from that period until the ronferciices, no n:entiun was made of the complaint of her Majesty by h.q. legal ad visers. The Royal Assent was given by Commission, con sisting of the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Reilesdale, to the King's Bench Court Bill, and nine local and private Bills. Ott the motion of Lord REncsonbe, the F:xchequer Court Regulation Bill was read a second time, and ordered to he count/Wird tin 1 uesday. FIRE-4WFICE. IIEtiEN r•S 1 KEE I', WNIoN. Tin • TI .tuke of NORFOLK. The Duke of RUTLAND. The Marquis of Huck I NOM M. The Marquis of NORTII AMMON, Lc. itch &c. AND %IVIT etitaccoas. Managing Direetor. J. T. BARBER BEAUNIONT, Esq. F. A. ft. Eitti:,S who twain:tie ihattreti in this flifire Fe-ten Veers, whether upou a Septennial or Attune! shire the Profits equally st iththe Original Member". reurniuc to their respective Ventributioirs A !women% Capital of 41111.tatlf. has been subscribed by the Uri ; nal Nleinhyrt, and may slime are responsible ; hence those iito now 1.1 , -.ire to iMarr are ssdectually secured against that certainty riot oalbolted responsibility which hate hero so • r rerely felt in Societies upon the Contrlbutionship or Union Heusi:. to the amount of 28.0 l 0/. have been paid within • I.e Six last Fear, to all those who hate been inseredSesen fears—a greeter advantage to the Public than has been ! intent. t fielded by any well-secuted Estaolishenoot. Ageo:s are appuietted in all the principal towns, who nre : Ise Agests to the PROVIDENT OFFICE, founde.l thr':ar principles. CI.ISSIC.II. EDUCATION. 1 it Day waspnblialted,with Maps and numerous Engrat logs, price be. dd. hound. URA 13IAR Of (21.ASSItAL LITER .1TI • EE. IL or WconLan's Key to the fiTlift , of the ',ATI% and U6SIC At THollt , .oolllprifillg a complete and aornprehensite Coe* of ancient tieugrnplq. Biography, 114!tholugl. Man i gra, ('us:orns, anti Antiquities. Kith 140 promiscuous Ques ions for PX nminntinn. By WM. JOH Ns'CON E. Wehoo:uanster. of Bianmore. A compendious volume. calculated to exhibit the know ledge contained in this Work. hay inn ale a) s been a deside ratum in Cisssical Serainsries. this able. accurate. and elrgant volume cannot Intl to meet with a general reception wbereter the Illawir4 are taught. It has atere4 t,‘ be seen to coin giant: the approbation 01 ererc competes , Judge. Prir.ted for Sir Richard Phillips and Co., and to be had of Bookseliers. Of whom may he bad, Dr. Roatutou's 0 of Ustransat. litstonT, with 'rabies. ,Stmt Qucitions, Maps. die. M. bound. Also. tbe same Author's ANC*V47 and Moore' HISTOnt. et Is. and S. respectively, with Maps and numeromt En grallitTe• R ICH SILKS at little in ire thin half -price.—ln rouse ittenfw of the very great depresion of trade. the following Articles have been bought for cash at little more time half their valet, and are now selling at the very mail advance of is. in the pound upon the cost price : Rich striped and checked Sarsnets, Is. 9d. to 3s. 3d. per yard, usual price &v. &I. to 4s. 6d. : geed Silk Dresses, ex tra length. Ws. if each; Italian Dame, the finsint- made, Its. 6d- ger yard; visit White Satins. Is. id. worth 31. Ad bewails% Whhe Illsonsast Reedit. Its.id each; also Duca pes. Gros de Naples. Paris Cords, 'Acanthi's, new Ao•yered Sonnets and Satins, Damask sprigged Deuces. rich Pop lins. lAstres. and every new and fashiotAhle Article in the Silk M re"ry that is made. equally cheap. A. SHEARS, Redford-iluuse, No. 11, Henrietta-street, Covent-elm:en. An Immense Stock of the most superb India Imitation Scarfs and Shawls. from Two to Twenty 011 i 141.114 each. ANGEL INN, Sr. Ii'LIIMILNT . g. STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE, FOIL TRAVELUNO. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go from the above Inn : Park Royal Mail, ria Doter 'Nei/lay and Frith') Nighty, at Melte. Portsmouth and Gosport %fail. through Godniming. Pe- Aersfieitl. and Portsea, every Et raise at a quarter past 7, fed S•intlay at half past 11 , On its arrival a packet sails to tve lilt of Wight. to cor.vey passer gars and parcels; and a Stall Coach sets of to Ceieleester, through Drayton, Havant. iimsarorth. tr. Gloucester and Milford Mail, throne( !fettle'', Oxford. and Cheltenham, rile) Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun day at half-past ti. Rover and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ham, and Fevershr.tu, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past li. Front Canter bury. passengers and pat cels art conveyed to Deal, Alargs te. 'Ratiosgate. Sandwich, tr.; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkstoue, %gadgets. ►lythe, Hingham's, Rot nney, and Lytid. Arundel and Bognor Post-cos ch, through Monday. Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Ps-st-risnris. to carry only rotor inside. throng's Reading. Marlborough, Caine. and Chippenham, ?to-) Morning at 13. Rath Light Post-roarh. in two days, to carry fear Inside, through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough, Desizes, and Mplksham, Momiay. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at S. This roach is eldetly 'utensils!, for the accommodation of 'Ninnies, invalids, ite. who cannot undergo the fatigue of • nek a distance in one (lay. Brighton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cur:- debt. every Morr.inx at R. Cheltenham Pod-couch, to carry only four !wilds. through Henley and ON (Ord. r% er) "doming at a ((Lamer before U. Chichester, di.•gn .r. and Pat worth Post-coach, Monday, Wednesda.y. an•t Friday Mornings, rd a quarter before 7. Dover and l•auterhnry Light Post-coarii, Monday, Tues day, Thursday. Fridev. and Sunday Alornings, at i. Guild ming and (iiiii•l.ronl 'frlegrr.pls Coach. through A sh oead, Epsom. Leather-bend. 'fuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Itloru!rigs. at ft. findalming and Guildford new Coach. through Nlerrow. landon. Mooney. Effingham. Ldatherhead, and Epsom, let cry Aurrnoon as exerpt Sunday. ovate, Haar:gate, Deal, Sandwich, and Ilroinistairs Post-coach, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, • Mornings. at 7. Marc tight Post-coach, through Ilenley, ice. every klorning at half past 7. 'Clostaladna and Guildford Telegraph ('oath. through 4iingratoe. Ditton. Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday. Wed /ender, and Friday Mornings, at V, and every• Sunday Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the same 'lay CARRIERS. To Twickenham. Win Word. and Islewortb, every Mon day, Wednesday, Friday, snit Saturday. EAMES and ('o., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are *Writ- and expeditiously con ye) ed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat in the following l'onntties.viz.:—Reeks, Reeks, Culman, Devon, Dorset, Hants, Hereford, Gloucester, Kent, Oxford, Somerset, Surrey, 50P041.%. WiN, iVorernter, South Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Guern sey-, and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North 'e' Taint notice. that no package. containing glass, chin*, watches, plate. cash. or Rank notes, however small the taint, will he accounted for. if lost or damaged; nor any other parcel or passenger's lug;rapre, of more than Al. value, unless specified as such u hen delivered at the Ogre and paid for accordingly Neat Port-Chaises, &e. at the shortest notice R. nUNII; INDE.MNiTY.—The sympatheti c IVA feeling whin 11 bas been so generally created by the late Sentence:, ant by all the circumstances of Mr. llunt's case. renders It tin necessary for the Con 'nee to press a %object, to which • tort one is alite, on the attention of the Friends of Liberty.. all of whom, in curry rank and condi lieu of life. ail!. It. is to 1w hoped. be duly sensible of what is their bounden us t) st such a crisis. JOS. WF.RR. Secretary. trawls Irma! ALISPADY 111 , CalVED. The first sttbscribm: to the Manchester Sufferers ./0 10 0 James Marl) - - -- -- - st J. W ilkinson - ----- 1 1 0 Mr. Fulham - • ------ 0 10 0 John Stock 55.-11 V. K. 10:4. - - - 4 15 0 L. F. 4 'urtriin R. N.' Or. Madman 1 0 Mr, Adak, . - - - - - 0 0 W. Hone Mr. •R. Ireland 1 11 Jones Burdett. I Mr. J. Fetish)... !ley teshurs - - - 1 Sir Richard Phi Airs .1 friend in %V uickshire John Cam 110b1 011ar. F. 441. towards dufraying Mr Illunt'sexpro •es Ili York W. Wansey, t: iement's-lane - - - - I 0 0 P. Moore A Wiltshire frt end of Ntr. - 1 U u My mime a 0:-.1 ine Sir Francis H. rdt lt , Hart. I. P. - • - 20 •• The News" J. it., a friend to the cause - - • - 1 tt 0 'l'. Dolby Liverymen .411-m4l , •n ' Sundry stud . subscriptions - - - - 710 0 'l'llo4. Prou'. Mr. Way& .i.Welbee!.-street - . - 6 t 0: A Peer. et admirer of Mr. Hunt's stern Integty and P.l seterener. hit uo Radical - • -45 0 0 As Adaii•rer of Mr. Ilunt's great exertions • - 1 0 U John. Rs Mon, schoolmaster. 1 1 U A few irmls, Stratford-le-Row - - Ul5 U Do. On. wan. ltishopsote-street - - - U 7 U RiOtart Webb. 40. Julnerert. Pennnetille - 1 II Left at 24. ‘Varitour-strect. w ifilelll n name - - I U U Pritricit Al•lntire .. _ 11r. $► ithwell Dennis Leeham A Pour • Mon Jame. knight 'Amp. 1..1o)t1 1 11 F. 11r. 'lie A so. i I Col; keeper. with a Inrce t to.ii., a Sove rei4 lin the eau,e of Reform - - - • I 0 0 Maj. e Carta I ight Rlar% Dwarf - - - - - i 00 A te4 Friends to Reform. 1 )% 'Mr. It .:.is :rod Mr. We •nbridg.. lett at 4S. run.- tr... - - 6 2 9 0 to la .em) to militar) goterminlit - - SCV ii ti Small sums Mr. 1 Sennett Hill I I 0 I 0 0 Saud I soma. from Id. to os. RI. - - - - U MI Tlvr .ons Northa:r.re, Esq.. Clereillouse, Ester $ U v A ft w dalopian Friends - - - U ?rimed n Mr. Ilent '.11116 what nteminre le mete it 4'tall he measured to you tigatin." JI 4. 11111, jun. 1.;,41. Wkbeach - - - -290 Taos. Jones and friends O. C. D. ...... - I 0o nrions mn.. fr..ns Id. to ds. dd. - - - 2 13 I A friend to the Black Dwarf - - 2 Henry 14e , :toto. jun. .100 ..-nry he - - A Frielid to Mr. Mast 11 Thous a It tin iNt,n, Wart's F.nd. Sheffield - 9 0 0 George Honesou A Loser of Impartial Justire - - - 010 0 Thomas Hulett, Esq. George Evans. Esq. Portrale. Ireland - -3 0 Two Escaystsrs. enemies to orpressi..n - - UlO U Jawes Keed, Lynn A few well wisliers to the rause which Mr. Hind so ably defended. and who al.lior indietise pit nishin •nts. in the towel and isarkli of Waiting, in the Isle of Wight - - - - - 610 0 A Collection front Stonrhridge. in Worrestershir• 13 0 U John Hancock. EA'. Nottinzhain - - 3 0 11.,0ks are opened to receive Subscriptions at Mr. 114)- don's. No. 1. Welbeel.-street; Mr. Dol4y's, i 99, Strand. and 31.Wardour-street. Soho; Mr. Watlin's. opposite the Adelphi, Strand; Mr. Ireland. 7S. Holborn-hill; Mr. Foil ham. 94. Mitchell-street. Ohl-street ; Mr. Cooper. 45, Fore street ; Mr. %V arrey. 91. Lillie Earl-street. Seven Dials; ,Ir. Wooler's Printing-ogee. 73. Fleet-strivt.—N. H. ronntr Subscriptions err mints:led 10 be forwarded either to Mr. Ireland. or Mr. Dolby. Jthgt publi4he price One ShiHint, Q . rEgx r.IIIIII.INP and the BRITISH TRIO, Ruth Pat, and Sawnt.y ; a New Song, with Music for three voices. Nblisheil by Dolby. 999, Strand, and 34, Wardoar-street, Soho, London. . SOUTH IL'EMICENT %I• BEI/FORD- S:Mt:MM. O. the 17th instant, the lionne.fientlemen who are Educated by SMITH, at the commencement of their llolidays, recited lipaerhes and Passages selected frogs the Greek and Lstin Authors, and from the Rooks that had rhos reed during the led sic Months.—The School will be voligeerd oft Mop:lay, the 24th of July. ' • Col ne, Lancashire. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, Rc Mr. I. thifilltON, On Thursday . June lit IWO. al %is o'clock preciselv. at the New Red Lion Lan. Case, in Thirteen Lots„ by direction of the Proprietor nod Morttragee, unless an acceptable offer is 111111111. Prisnle Coto rnei, I. H E LIFE ESI A I E and INTEIt r.sT of a Ilealthy Gentleman, aired 34, whoar libe iv insured, a Valuable Copyhokl Estate, moan es the New Red Lion Inn. Cottle: with several valuable Clones and Nleatiows of Laud. Also) several advantageous Pre Farm Rents. hoa under the Ntanor of Color, at trifling ROM and quit-rrnts certain ; Land Tits redeemed. To be Viewed, and Particulars had, by . prilyine to Mr. Jonas Bina,. Surveyor. Shaw-bead. near Collie • T. O. Western, Em. Castle-41 . M, I lolhorn : and of Nlr. langdoo, Broadway,•Ladgate-hill, and Blackheath-hill. B Y Order of the Lords of the Treasury, the last and ihiy is • POSTPONED To ‘b KONESDAY. JULY IS, swats TI,:: Lanka% rtss4ttE•. ANI) ALL FOUR PRIZES or Tal I RTY THOUS %ND POUNDS, BRAIDS/ YIPTY•RIGHT OTIIIS esrn ALS, and Unnsol.. • • s UST DE IM 111'N. It AEA RD snit Co. Contractors. in. 11•• nl F.tchaage-gate: 46, Candid' : and MR. Otford-strret London. where War raided Vadrawa Tickets and Shares are Belling: also it all the' r Agents l■ the Country. 1l&laaD and CO. %hared and sold in a retest Lottery, ♦LL TOE POllir.4 or ..c3u.41110!!! lad is the present Lottery. Na. 4.214. a Prise of 110,009! Consols, besides Nis* ether Capitals. THE QUEEN. The Earl Gass- rose and said, that the question with respect to the Message, and the whole Of the eat rehttive to her ;tlajesty, were essentially altered be recent occurrences. This great subject assumed a new COlllllll`Xitill altogether. It had been, therefore, his intention to put a question to a Noble Farl (Liver pool), who, he regretted, was not then its his place, iu order to aseertant whether he purposed to submit any resolution to the House, in consequence of what had lately happened in another place; or whether he wished the Cot 1111 l ittee to outwit to the discharge of their painful duty, fur which it had been appointed. In the latter case, it was iliS determination to call the serious attrut' of the 1:4111!tr 10 the new character which the question had assumed. He had aireadh• declared to the House, that lie felt nto►i strongly those objections to that course of proeredings which had twen IMP ably urged by !tome of his Noble Friends ; hut Lis objections hail beets strengthened by pereeii lug, by the rotes on the table, that in the other House a resolution bad been carried by a hirer majority, sup ported by Ministers; and which resolution slistinetly stated, that the prosecution of the inquiry, recom mended by Ministers themselves, would be derogatory, t• the honour of the Crown, and iujurions to the best interests tof the nation. After that rrsolittion had been agreed to by Ministers in the other House, it teas nut likely that they could proceed with an inquiry here, whirls, whatever the rest:lt wig-ht he, etas, upon th e i r own showing, - at variance with those great interests of •which they were, by their situation, the constitu tional guardians. It was pretty cc Went that some other course of proceeding must be now adopted, and if the Noble Earl did nut submit a motion to which he could assent, he (Earl firer - ) intended to hring forward some proposition on this distressing and important subject. He would therefore move, that their Lord ships hr summoned for Monday. The Luau ( . 11.tNeKLLOR nitgerVEll, that their Lord ships were saiunionetl fur Jluuday, and then the House adjourned. 7." SE OF COl3lO.Me, basalt. Just' 411. The House nun at a quarter before four, and pro ceeded to the House of Peen to hear the Royal Assen: g iven by rotnutission to several Hills. Loral A. H•3IILTOK presented a petition front the Ship-owners of lilasantr, in favour of a free trade in tithe.- respects, but against any alteration i.t the timber tities.—Laid on the table. Lord A. 11.13111.1e 1 N p!esenteil a petition from the Corporation of Tailor! and Slowntaliers in Perth, praying for an alteration in the burkingh magistracy. —t Infer •d to lie on the table. sir J. Itounitur presented 3 petition from Wensbury from several persons, romplaining of the distress which I hey witained front their employers pitying their mazes not in money, but in goods and provisions.—Ordereil to lie on the table. SI I% LITTLE:3 ox presented a I ration from the Mann faetttrers and Traders of Staffordshire, W:trivieftsliire, and particularly of the neighbourhood of Wolver hampton, against the notion of paying wages in track. —Order.il to lie on the table. Lord 4%. 11.%M1 I.TON gave notice, fur the sth of .Inle, of his promised motion on the malt duties in Scotland. 'I he CitaNeet.t.ort of the ExcaKQl*Es said, he Ih.ped that before that time he would he able to bring forward a proposition upon the subject. Dealtry :mewled from the Ctown Office pith a return of the notolwr of iaforma ions tiled in the liinx's Bench for a certain period. Lord .1. liesset.t. postponed to Wednesday next thr adjourned debate on the instructions to the Conuuittee on the Gramponitil Hill. 11r. Lirrt.e . rox moied the second reading of the Labourers' Wages Bill, and some observations were 1 , made in favour of it by the Hon. .)embers. Mr. Caters, Mr. Usversrotrr, and Mr. Alderman Wool,. Mr. Mesh stigg,estell,that this Bill shaold.be only for one year, and that next year the whole ~ttb'jeet 'jeet ought to be examined by a Committee. pr. BARINII thought also that the term of one year was preferable to three years, which was originally proposed. Mr 1 Surrit supported the Bill. H mitt opposed the Bill, pref..rring that the subject r.houl i I. • examined in a lsan wiltee. Mr. WhO Tkoti.EV supported the Bill. Lord STANLEY supported the Bill. Mr. LOCKHART supported it. '[he motion was carried trithou , a division, and the Hill was read a second time. To be cot 1111 l itted uu 31u:1day. A message from the Lords informed tile House, that 'the Lords had agreed to the Watch and Ward Bill, and other Bills. THE QUEEN. Mr. BROUGOAM said, he ruse for the purpose of no. tieing an omission made by hitn in the course of the dehite of last night, and which he trusted the Holm would now permit him to rectify, in conformity with the with of her Jlajesty, who had reminded him of the fact. The Noble Lord opposite had in the course of ltit speech last night, objected that be (Mr. Brougham) had not brought forward the question of her Majesty's name having_ been left out of the Liturgy until a late period of the conferences. He now owed it to her Ma jesty to state, according to whether Majesty told hint hat day, that when she futtn.l by Zit Leedom Gsreife LOril eItiTLECEACII said, it IVIR perfectly trite that such a letter a, the Hon. anti Lamed Gentleman had jnst ;Modell to, was received by a Nol.te Friend of hi; front the Queen, who c.sits;.lained in it that he? name had been left tint of the Litur : •y. lie had no do-lit but that the question of this omission had been in the mind of her Majesty, when she consented to the late negotiation. lint his idea what he throw out la-t night the subject was. th it it h. 1 ,1 not been first stated in the propositions male at the commen?ement of the late conferrals ; and appsared rather to have been lam ght (Inward as an after-thought on the part of her Majesty's legal adtisers, and made one of the cut: iitions in the negocia:ion. He should now fah the present sq,portnnity of stiggesting the propriety of the House meeting to-inorrow, not to deliberate hut to receive the ::newer of her 3iajeAty to the Resolution of that House, in "-tier that ti-Etleauen might be bet',.•r 1 aisle to prepare their minds for the discusaion was to take pttee on Monday. Mr. KROVGIIANI agreed, that it would he more cor venient for the House ta meet to-morrow : for in rut:- seluence of his unit in lisposition, and the late blur at h the House broke up that 'nursling, he will not a! le to commenicate what passed in the. House to her 3lajcsty until three o'clock. The der.o3!ion wutt. 4 l ' therefore wait on Itcr Majesty tentorrorr, and report - ha- 3iinwer to the House. • Mr. Desmax felt it necessary to inform the House, that the fact of the letter having been sent from the Queen to one of the Ministers on the - 15th of Mardi, w is not known to him at the time. 1 he Report of the Committee on the Army Extra ordinaries was brought up, and aimed to: he IVhale Fishery Dill was committed, and ordered to be read a third time on Moolay. Mr. Humid. moved the second reading of the Sus sex Election Bill. Mr. Hustitssox opposed the Bill. Mr. SCARI.O rT supported it. as he conceived the place intended for holding the election to be the thus: central part of the county. Dr. Bonito,' also supported the Bill. as essl•ntial to the cu..; enience of freeholders residing is the furtbett part of the county. Sir G. SIIIINt a spoke in favour of the Bill. Mr. W. Monti. opposed the Bill. Mr. HtIST also opposed the Bill. Sir C. BrltitELL wished the Bill to be postponed to next Session. The g..liery was then cleared, and a dirison took plaee—Aye,, 2z4—N u es, 36—Majority against the ►till, 1 he other Orders of the Day.were then d't•posed of, and the House adjourned at eizht o'clock. COURT OF CLAIMS. Jrxx 23. --:.~-- The Earl of Ifirrowhv took the Chair. Th► Dnhe of York sat on his eight hand. The other Hon. Commissioners were Lord Amherst, Lord Henley; Sir W. Scott, Sir W. firma, Sir H. Russell, Mr. Bathurst, sze. Mr. T. IL Stirling ai prated on 11.• port of tl e of Northumberland, selto claimed the dignity of Lord Great Chamberlain as heir grueral, and as i)ercetteled Irmo Dorothy, one of the co-heiresses of Sir two. De Vete, brother of the Earl of kford, Mr. Dillon and Lord liwydir having before claimed as bring descended from another of the co-heiresses of Sir Beu. Dr Yen., and Lord tiwytlir in right of his wife; a co-heims 0 1 . the Ihtice of Atiraster, she being descended front a younger branch of the De Ve•e famiiy. The Duke of Northumberland wished it to he nnilerstood, th:.t h. did not mean to disturb the clam of Lord tiwydir to perform the office nn the present occasion, but prayed the Court that they would allow him a Salvo .lure, in ,:rder that his righ. might not be prejudiced in Into, . The Court soh' they would take the claim into consi tieration.—lt was ordered, that no petitions would be received after IVetineaday next. Mr. Dillon attended on behalf of Mr. Wm. Dillon, with a I.etition from him, which prayed, that the peti tioner utig4tt be allowed to execute the office of Lord High Chamberlain at the Coronation of our Lord the King, the !wee office having been executed Ivy his ancestors. Mr. liilloa a atcol, that hr wished the p. !Won to be received and recorded, in order the it might appear here:efter that Ice dial not forego his claim. Proofs were broogl,t in l•-.• the agent of the Rev. Mr. Dy kr, for the purpose of proving his right by an cient custom to appoint a saline icut Deputy to pc; lonia the office of Champion. and the other duties apper taining thereto. After a long deliberation the Cot:rt referred the evidence, which was extremely volumi nous, to the Attchtev-fieneral far his ince:iivation, that he might report *hermit. The decision upon that matter was acme;-dingly postponed until a future day. Mr. Makes, amended by his agents, with a peti tion and groofs in support of it, claiming a right, on behalf of the Barons of Corfe Castle, to carry a canopy over the King, in conjunction with the Cinque Ports. Mr. Botcher attended as Counsel, on behalf of the Cinque Ports, aad spoke at great, length against the claim set up by Corfe Castle. The Court decided, that the Barons of Corfe a s ti r , had net established their claims to the serviti.. The Duke of Norfolk's claim to perform the service of bettlership, by custom, for the manor of Kenning Hall, which was opposed by Mr. Bertsch, thq lauttser to the Rev. Mr. Herbert, who claimed the office iu right