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111 A1........."^...........11111._ - v- IR "--• ' cjltk C-( 4 • 1) ~„ t • . ' . ot. ._. ~ . ( I.....iiiiii.•,iti i , 1 1 1 (083 atesman4 ._ . .. . . :.,. LONDON, SATIIRDAY ) MAY 20, 1820. - • - . • -.. . .._. - . , • . .. - ... ii _ ..• ••......_ ,;..., ----...... ....,, ......... _....... ~ , z• , • - ..._. ...... : ~......... • .....• .........._ -• ......_ ........_ . • . . • " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fa, to the Pidd, and SIDNEY died on the Seafeld.' No 1722. PRICE SEVEN PEN( E. EAST 1S1)1.1 nauss. .iprit ilk 11490. 're:lC ('curt of ,ir she L'Aiird Company w f ,ti, re 4aal 4 tl Kovie ad. iratilmy lu She Kest Iwilirs, du Lerettis ,ire Sofire. That a QUARTERLY GENE 3 Ll. COL'ItT of the said i•eiegsay Rio be held at lt.oir !louse. itt 1. • t•:enhatl-street. Wao..rata‘x. tbe-2o‘t orittaw next. at F:ieveo For:.:ao fur the parro , e of Iteetathig a DiTl.l.•nd from ilwistint4 last to Mitlbaututer next. Thm b e Teamster 134•3'.$ of Vie said Coaspan)'•; Ct - •ek sill be s:Lat Tatesda. tile tlth of June nrxt. at T tree e •eloet, Ital opened aglin on Tuesday. the Itett of Jul) following. And 1:111 the DiriJo.”! Wirrnots on tb.• said Company's voork. dr- on the 31h .•f.l.it. will be ran i. to be delivered oa TbeT.ity, the 1.. t Cl July next. JOSEPU D.:n 7'. f•Arretarp. 111:NT 'S EXPENCES.—The sympathetic 1 feeling which has been so generally created b) the late Sentences, and h) all the circumstances of Mr. Hunt's case. renders It unnecessary for the Committee to press a subject, to whiei every one is alive, on the attention of the Friends of Liberty. all of whom, in net) rani sod condi tion of life, will. it is to bi• hoped. he dul) se.iAble of what is their bounden dui) et such a crisis. JO4. WEBB, Secretary. 11:15111CRIPTIoNS ALIIP.ADT RECEIVED. bef. , re the House returns of the amount and salon of imports and exports between the United Ststes of Ame rica and Europe, distinguishing the amount of each. —I )1-.1 e red reign grain; hut Ise (Mr. Phillips) would contend, tha if we discouraged foreign labour, we must also dis courage do estic labour ; and that to bee , use an ex porting country Ivo must also become an ins/or:in-: country. 'I he 110 I. Member now read so sw e tract. from the opinions of Mr. Hall, wherein it was sti.ted that the prosperity s.f the country is 1813 was en tire . y to be attributed to the encouragement given to agriculture. The House would hardly believe that , o extraordinary a prof osition as this could he urged, when it is as known that our prosperity in I/ 4 13 was the Consequence of our being in full awl alriost exclu sive posses,sion of the trashe of the world. That Get tlentan had overlooked this circums ante altog«ther, and he had also overlooked the deprecie:ol state it the currency at the time. Acrordin4 to bins, the pre sent state of the currency had reduced the value of agricultural produce one-third; and he (Mr. Plainly) was well pleased if it had experienced no greater re durtion. In 1813 the currency was depreciated 25 per cent., which would show, that, considered in refer ence to commerce in general, agriculture had, in the improved state of tile country, the decid: d advantage, taking it upon the statement to be reducid one-third. Th.. Hon. Member concluslA some further observa tions, with expressing himself, in every instance, fa vourable to unrestricted commerce. Their 1e•rt1x1,71.4 we•it inl i l'ounnittees upon the mo tion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, on the South Sea Company's Patron Kill, the friih Stock Transfer Bill, an.l the Sta•ze lovelies Ite l .;ttlatiOn Bill. The several reports wore leought up and received, and the Rills were ordered fur the third reading on Wetlne— day next. Mr. It: onnEn anil others brought up the Civil List Bill, nide!' was, on the !notion of Lord LIVERPOOL, read a first tune, atol ordered to he printed, and the oral reading was fi xed follfednealay to:rt.—Ad learnedd to Wednesday. 1 a. 'l. i The first subscriber to the Manchester Sufferers 0 10 James Ilriarly J. Wilkins•oi Mr. Fulham J. F. John Stock 61.—W. K. 104. - - - - 0 la 0 L. F. - ------ - U 0 Captain Williams. R. N. 0 U Dr, Maclean I 0 Mr. Adams 0 0 W. Done - ------ - Mr. It. Ireland Jones Burdett. Esq. Mr. J. Cousins. Iletesbnry - - - I U 0 `sir Richard Phillips friend in Warn irk:dike John Fain Ilobhouse, Esq. towards defraying Mr Ilunesespenees at York %V. %%tummy, Clement's-lane - - - I 0 0 P. Moore - - ------ 0 01 IS 4 Wilt.hire friend of Mr. hunt's - - 1 0 0 41) nnme wont,' crush me - - - - - 1 It Sir Francis Burdett, Ihrt. M. P. - - 90 11 U The Scull" J. It., a friend to the cause - - - - I 0 0 T. Dolby - - -- -- -- 1 1 .1 Liveryman of London Nuniry small subscriptions - - - - 10 0 Thos. Prout Mr. Iln)don.Welbeci.-toreet - - - 6 CI 0 .1 Peer. an admirer 01 Mr. llnnt's stern Integrity and Perseverance. but ISO - - 23 II 0 An Admirer of Mr. Hunt's great exertions - I U U John Feddon. schoolmaster. - - 1 1 0 I few Friends, Stretford-le-How - - - U 15 0 Do. One Swan, Risiu.psgate-street - - - 0 7 U Rickard Web!), 20. Joint-street. Prntomille - 1 0 0 !Alt at 34, Wardour-street, without a mime - - 1 0 Patrick 11•Intire Mr. Seathu ell Dennis tell ham k Poor Mau James Knight - ----- 4 Tniottas Llo y d Po''on I. F. Mr. Hine AT a VAAL 1 1 E HT' :C4l of MI I P.t WI% ERS, convened by p.blie advteriiarin•-•,• nt the City of L uai i sti •rtyrio, Int The porpo.o. of it: I t•Vio i P.IR -11.1VURNT ACIAINST :111 ALTEIII,I,I*./ th e Exi,„,T. INO L\b $ that may be prejuiliriai to .:111TINH SHIP PINti JOHN WILLIAM lII:CKLE, !::1. In t;ie (*hair ; 111..0!.% ED I. %A VI,IOVDI.V• 110 USE OF COMMONS, FRIDAV, MA t ID. Mr. WARD moved fur a new writ, to elect a Repre sentative for the Borough of Srarborongli, in the room sof Lord Normattby, who has aeveptrd the Chiltern Ilundreds.—ordererl. 1 . Th a t th e British aro at the present time labnering,under great and serloes diflrtilties, as well from the irate general depression of the coannteree of the king dom as from the competition of forei; Ship-vn ners. V. Teat this Meeting cannot. at soil* a moment. contem plate. %Wet the a-realest alarm, the sdeption of any le gislative measure which may 11:0; 11 tendency to relax the laws of rksigation to the prejudice of the British Ship-owne7, or to deprive him. iu any degree. of tie rekource whieh is aff .rtle I by the trade • ith thu British Colonies in North America. Mr. John%utt appeared at the ti:ir with the ei;:hth Roport of the I.' nioni.ra Hp! ointril for pitldie arconut-in Ireland.—Laid on the table. 31r. 3lason, from the Emq I iolia l'olupatly, ;appeared at the Ka %WI the it‘ital Ittinii. , l a •rnuuts relat;t•e to the revenue.—Lai.l rot the table. 'fhr Mole:try Harbour Hill was read a first time. Two Mrn.lK•rs were sworn, •roe of whom was Mr. Ilr.i :11:K tl.r Representative fs. Mallow. Lord STANLIiir entirely uoneu:red in the sewi ments of the Won. :Wernher who hail just spo!ieu. and professed his indiliness, when the subject was lortougot fully under the eonsitlerAtit.n of t:.t. Ilunse, t, give it Lis earnest support. The petition was tLen reatl, and onlered to lie ott the table. & That in whatever devrze • fi t . Ina% h e 7 3 veil to increased importations of foreign will I n• interei! 4 of Brills!' living be in;urett. and, a: ili, Alertinx Mkt 3. without any equivalent good being dcri‘c.l tr. this country. • Lord ALTIII/R1 ) , in ronsetoeure of the adjourn ment of the House, postponed the second reasiinz 14 . the Bill for the relief of Insolvent tlehtors Frid iy, the vlitti instant. 4. That a Petittom be titerefore presented to Parliament. Setting forth the grounds of the opinions of this Meetidc Ps shim stated: and earnestly entreating that nn merocure. may be adopted calculated to prejudice th- losterratr of hritish ithippinz : which could not fail to he the c,rus-quence of sr) iteration in the Duties on Titinwe. that sl. mid place the he porters from the Mash Colonic: on a lea: favourable foot- Man miller the Laws at present existing. Tile Petition which had fice.l prepared by the Committee 'leather+ read. and unanimously approved. Tha• the Nlembers of lite City of London he requested 'Present sod support the ,aid Petition. 6. That tte Vice-Presidents of this whn are Mem bers of tne House of Commons, be aho requei'e Ito support the prayer thereof. J. W. }TUCK l'hairman. AG.:II•II.TrzIAL rETITIONX. Sir W. HE CRESPIIINY complained of some Tar tial asse.rosients in Kcnt, worn•, in a cert,ibi parish, the none of which we could nut barn. persons weer rated to the highest amount, while other, i.aid nothing at all. Mr. Ft.F.SIING presented a petition from the Iberu piers and owners of laud in Vorsetshice, complaining of the distressed state of agriculture. and praying for inquiry into the Corn LawF.-1,3i,1 on th.• !Attie. Mr. VELLOW ti• 4 pr.•seurt•d a similar p.•tition from the oreupier• of land in the County of Lancaster.— Laid on the tolde. Mr. LUSHINGTON said, he should feel obliged for any information respecting those who had not been assessed, as he world rery soon 'bake them —;A laugb.)—llut, in his opinion, every individual in the parish was rated according to his liability. Mr. ROBERTSON presented a petition from the Mayor, Burges,es, and Freeholder.; t.f themitottml, pr.tying that they might not be deprived of tbo'e r I. prate rights which Lad descended to theta from ti.etr ancestors, by the disfranchisement of the hunat2-11.-- Laid on the table. Sir W.ll. tit • ISE preF.entra a petition to the same effect, from p-rmots etnployi K upwards of ::41,9110 acres of lan I in the Vonnte 1.1(il Oil the tattle. Left at \lr. Ireland's. An (lom) to militnrt got el.:intent - - - I 0 0 It•ral small sum; Mr. Hensel Hill - • - - - 110 Resolved easaimessaly, l'oattis of this Nleetiog be gives to the sheirinan. no: only for his 1 . 0 let on the present occasion, bat fur his coas.ant atter t 1.. Ilse Inte rests of the 8134 p-owners. S. t Ot K. Sec. Mr. MA prrv•entrd a ;Petition of a similar nature from the landhoider4 of Itenfrrn•shirr. The Ilan.. in the course of a few Obse ry a t on'', ad verted to the buhjert of emigration, stating, that the lab .ttring population i■ thr e"nnty which hr repre sented had Hot thr means to eusigr.or, thonlis inclined to do so.—TiE• pti ion was hid on tfc rahTp. Books arc opened to receive ttubseriptions at Mr. May (loll.d. No. I, Welboek- s treet;%lr. Dulli)'3, Sirnnd. and 31.11•ardonr-sirret. Soli-•; Mr. Watlin's, i•rposiii• rue htrand ; Mr. Ireland. 714. Holborn-hill; Mr. Pat ham, 14. Mileisell-Mrert.olll-4reet; Mr. Onlwr. 48, __. . . • Sir J. NEWPORT bronrht in a fill to amend 56th awl 515th of George 111. for retore•rinr pent I; frout ttmantsabortnelitig In Irtland. - --ftratl a fir.t t ;ow, a•.d urdrretl to be read a second time in hurs;lay. MR. IiLOI'ER'S EXHICMON 4,f 011, and W \TER COLOUR II %INTRO in NOW OPEN. M N. 14 lisud-str. et, (runs Ms o'clock in the Morn * RR Mask. Admission. QueSililling,--Coslognes, SiKrenre. MILNER'S WORI:S, NEW EDITIoNS. _ _ __..... TA. day was published. in Ri.zlit large Volumes. tiro. prier Y. les. in boards. with a Portrait and an &Igniting of his Monument, a new and uniform Edition of ? HE IVOR KS, complete, of the late Rev. JOSEPII a. MILNER, %. hl. Alseter of the Grammar Helton!. and afterwards %Ow of the Holy Trinity Church, in Kingston upowitull ; now Nat rollme.l and Edited Iv the tate Rev. IS JAC MILNER, D. D. F. R.S. Dean Carlisle, and Presidt•itt of queen's College, Cam bridge. Printed for T. Coital and W. Davies, Strand. e .• This Rdition comprehends the following %%orbs, each of which may also be had separately, viz.— I. The Myron v of the Coruna of Clutter (continued, on the aims plan, Ir. th e beam of Cant.smr), tire volumes. g. Pesertest. briumrs; to which is prefixed, An Ac emit of the Life and Character of the Author, by the Dean Of CARLISLE, two volumes. S. TaAers and ESSAYS, Theological and Historical, one solame. AVAI,KRICS PRONOUNCINO DICTIONARY, Complete in Octavo. ?Ms illy wee published, in One !twat. Volame. Qrn. without the smallest Ihridgment, price lir. in boards, a New Edi fies of A I:RITIcAL PRONOI'NCINII DICTIONARY, anti F.:post-mit of the n !.:v. Lawayatir. By JOIN W Ainbor of Elements of Elocuti.m. ming Dic•ionary, Printed for l'adell and W. Davies; Loneman, Horst. Rea. Orme. 110 Bruno; J. Cottrell; Baldwin. Cratiock. Sad Joy; shern out!. Neely. and Jones; J. Richardson; 141 111pkin and M.iraull ; J. Rooker; Harvey and Dartun ; • fit u . and W. U. N hittaker. •.• In this volume the meaning of evert word k clearly riptaiaed, and the sound of men svllahle - ektlnetly shown ; sad. where words are subject to direrent proamulations, ate Antherltie4 of our hest Pronouncing Dictionaries ore folly riiiilhised. the reasons for etteh nt large displayed, sad the Preferable prolumcistion pointed nut. As above my also be had, New Editions of all Mr. Volker's other Works. tie day via publhheri. in Three large Volumes, Sy°. pries 11. I I. W. in hoards, or in Three Volumes, royal Bvo. Price W. Vs. in hoards, a New Edition, being the Fourth. rtvised by the Author. of • HE . HIST 4 IR Yof ENI ILAN I), fron t the Acres z. 4 den of king George the Thi r d, t o t h e C onc l us i on o f Is Vt.. b ear 1;83. By JOON ADOLPHUS, Esq. F. S. A. i Printed for T. l'sdell and W. Davies, btrand; and W. shay.* Edinburgh. Of whom nosy also he had, by the same Agt!tor. ,_The Pour st. AI. virsyv: of the RRITI% H EXPIPIF.; cootain- _Tfillaieuernl 1 i e w o f the DoineNtie and Foreign Posses maniot me Crown ; the Law s, I 'ommeree. Re% enues, Offices. dottier F.itabli.lusents, Civil and Military, in four large I tis . ess,Sto. price N. in boards. 1 iNt E 'TROUT RISK. TOl 11 PItIZKS of £3lt,( 1;0 soiii4OTHER CA. PITAI.I4 in Munes. mmi coagols le the Wheel. New mode of mit ensure. by whleh every Pereseser is Ss cured from Loss nn the Next hay of Iltrawleg. TiIIi:SI)AY. ler JUNE. . _ _ All every Ticket erhintre bought bets( en the lath of May an.l Ist of June. if Drawn on Thursday. the Ist. of June. whether @ Monk or Prize. mit he exchnneeil, free of es pease. for an Ctsdrsun relet or for an Undrawn Share. or the Purchase Mon. will be re:urued. if required. And the Holder of every Tirket or Share (bought as aforesaid). If not Drawn on Ther.dav, the lAst of June. may rereive the Purchase Money back for such Undrawn Ticket or Share. ii the same he demanded on or before Tur.sitay, the 13111 of June ; therefore. whoever buys before the lit of Jane, Mto GAIN, AND CANNI , T a:: lie may keep the Prises it he likes, and return the illanks if he heaves. State of the Wheel.—Only Two Days More. 4 Prises of 4.. .... 4 .iou MI 4OO 31K1 &e. &e. making. in Money and Consols, OS Capitals yet U . o.:rum n. Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Simres are sellinc CkattoLL, the Contractor, Nn. I". Cromhill. and itti. Oxford street, London, who shared and sold, in the last few months, 2,357 30.000 7.003 RAM' Ain 21.(11.10 2,226. 2 OOO 1.3441 Cannata. shared and "old Four Capital Prises that were drawn the First Day. 27th April. IMP EIC.4 f, PAIL Id.ll EN F. HOUSK OF LORDS, FOIDAI. Mir The oaths were aansinistered to the Bishup of Chi chester. Mr. liulloek, front the Trmury, hrought up an ac coun7 of the net produce of the land -tax, up to the sth of Jannary last. Mr. Johnson, from the offire of Chief Secretary for I Wand, I Olt up a return ofti rand J urypresealtments. Air. Maitl•t:ol, from the East India [tansy, presented an 4-connt of th.• chsrges and revenues foe the past year. Tae Earl of AS , 1111 . 1: \ 11.131 presented sir :.cti tions from farmers awl occupiers of land in d hf•rent hundreds and parishes of the Uottitiy •of Slt,:•rx, in>,• for further legi •latire protectioa t.► the ag-rieul tural interests. IheEarlofll.lltlPll'll'!NE:.r loc.: a petition from the mannfartnr•:rs and tr.olt rs ..1 the town of Wis. beach, in the Isle of Ely, I raying. the attemiol of P.trliament towar.ls the deplorable stare of 1,131:11; . .te• tures and commoree. 'I he Earl of :kIACCLESFIELD pie-ented three pe titions cont..inittg a prayer fur relief from the occu piers of land in Oxfordshire. Lord HOLLAND presented a petition from the Pro testant Dissenters of Neweastle•upon-Tytte, praying. for an alteration in the provisions of the Matri..ge Act, as affe:ting them differently from others of his Majesty's so jests in England and Scotland. Mr. Bum:oats and ...hers itro.ght up the lrirh Ad ministration of Assets I!ill, which w.." , read a first time. The Marquis of BA Ell presented five petitions (ram renter* of land farmers in the l'oun:y of Suuserset, praying for legislato. ial protection. The Dori of SUM' lESBUKT, in the absence of the Marquis of Lansdowne, ntored,:sursu..nt to the no. tire given by the Noble Marini'', that tbrie be laid Mr. 1..1311t, iu rtysentinK a re!itilin to the same ef fect front Cie agriculturists of the rouuty of liertforti, ileprcrated any disruoilott on Ow subject, as tending too excite feelings of irritation in the country hetwe , it two classes% wh,se interosis were iliseNtralde. life. BENNETT o r 'tested attainq flortriti.• ~; the lion. Member, f or it was that many ideal bers in that House were itolu 111 to speak with great advantare to the public on this rukeet, who rarely delivered their opinion% upon other oceasian..—The petition was laid on the table. Mr. F. PM presented a petition of import Gum persons residi it,. its the ieieily of Iteatiing• t his petition complained particularly of the injurious effects produced by the depressed state ..ft:.e a 3 crieultur.:l and prayed that a Committee might lie appoint ed on the subject, and witness •% heard in proof of the allegations it contained.—Laid on the table. NE‘l IN..TON 4'!:1 /1 11 1.1.. Mr. IL SU3INEK moved the twrond rvatlin; of Bill. Sir 11. WILSON opposed it. upon the groturis that it was in riolatiol of an ,let of and con tr iry t../ the wishes of the great majority of the inha bitant-4. Sir WILLIAM DE CRESPIGNY spui:.: briefly on the same %We. .lr. H. SI:MN Eit urged some arguments in favour of the Hill. Sir W. DE CH ESPItiNY asked the Hon. 31ember if lie had and• objection to postpone the see rind read ing till after the holidays, and tea< cubed to order by the Speaker, as he had spoken before. Sir IL IVILsox and Mr. li. SI•31 NKR mutually ex plained. Alt. Alderman WO(n) wi.11.41 the sevond reading postponed for the resent and aft. r a tew words from an lion. Member, whose Millie we not learn, Mr. lIENII.IN expensed himself favourable to the postponement of the motion. 31r. SenNca and Sir W. Pe CRESrtoixv mu tually explained. . _ fir J..MACKINTt )s II sugges t e d t h e eure di esiey o f poPtilittltillent, up. a the ground that mere dine ost to be allowed to i'ie pirkhionerg, ?o show that the prJereging WWI no! contrify to law. Sic J. GRAHAM siipporteil the motion. Mr. IV:WM/MAD wished it to he postponed.— % ti n withdrawn. street ; Mr. Warfel. VI. Little Karl-street. Wel, ell ()tali ; Mr. Vl'ooler's Priatiag-oMee. ;at, Fleet-street.—X. It. rotpat.r) tiutsverlptions are requested to be forwarded Other to Mr. Ireland. or Mr. Dolbl. FRCS Mr. iII.ACKBUIIX presented a pctition from the merch.ints and manufacturers of -Manchester, raying for flie remos al of all restrictions upon tra le. Mr. PHILLIPS offere.l some ohseriations in sup. port of • petition, saying. he felt hippy in doing so, as it proce..le.l from a mo.t hotly of men, rho conshleretl their inter. st as dentitieol in every re spect with thin' of th.. agrieniturist4. The I ma. Mem ber then pro. cede!' to comment on the riea s taken on agriculture, and other •übjems of poli•ical economy, by Mr. (corge WOO, who, he -aid, h.. 1 been very 'astrions in circulating papers 'lig the 31cuthrs .1 that Hou.e, in support of his opinions. These oiiioions, however, we - e finite erroneous, and altogetbut tartan .e with just pEncip:es of ecotiouii. It was laid thr,s-n as a position by Mr. George ILI!, that to recouraer agrici:ttire it wi.s ).I.:tettauce the in.p..rtation of ft• CNIMINAL LAN‘IS. Sir J. 3I.ICKIN . FOSII brought in a Hill to repeal th :19tli of Elizabeth, the 2lst of James 1., the tilt aml Wh of Ifeor )4 e 1., and the :ith , of tieurge 11., relative to capital tel;ini. 4.—R: ad a first lime, atvl or:lvrea to he read a servnil ;he. f June:— Ile then brought in atioilo•r I:iil, in ie. ferenvc to the same subject, for repeali ;nA. t pass cif in the reign of Charles 11. and the of tioorge a first lime, and ordered to I.e iead Liaise oil the sth of June. 'lie Ilan. and Learned Member next w:tlitirew the woke be had given of a motion for a Bill to consoli date a I Cie laws relating to forgery ; anti brought in a Bill, the object of which was to mitigate 1::e severity of punishment in rases of forgery and other 'limes; and also for more effectually detecting the forgery of no te, and bills.—Read a first time, aril ordered to be read a second time o❑ the s:h of June. 31r. FR EEMAN TLE, after a few observations wh.efs were not audible in the gal:ery, presented a petitlo-i front an intlividua. named John Lown(L•s Mackay, stating that the petitioner had fur the last 23 years b.mn enipt.yed in plans fir improving the roads. a di prayiag for some remnaeration fur his s- rvices.—ite f•rml to the t'onttnittec of the Roads anti Highways. Bo OCCII or Sr. petiti,n was present:4 on the p:trt of Sir W. STIRLING, pra y ing that the time allowed for ente.ing into reetignir. nets upon his petition against the return of one of the sitting Mem bers for the Borough of St. Ives, might be enlarged till Tuesday, the 234 of 31:te, in consequence of a so vere domestic affliction, wfdeli prevented hint from conforming with the law within the time prescribed: Sir W. STIRLING verified the petition at the bar, and the prayer of it was t; ranted. Mr. JERVIS presented a petition from certain at torneys residing. at Basingstoke, praying that unqua lified persons might not be allowed to practise as eon verance..s.—Laid on the table. 4:1 vit. Liter lit t.t..—( In the motion of Lord VAST: E RE.UiII. this Bill was read a third time, and passed. 1,1111VII•NCIIISEMENT OP GIL AIIIPOVND. Lord Ji MN USSELL having ►owed the Or L r of the Day for the woad reading of the firauti. utti Disfraneltixement Bill, nest ntovtil that the IL o duns of the sth of July, 1;419, in reference to t question, be now read. The Clerk having done so, an I also read the Order of the Dar fur th , : leave a ICA had Leen obtained to !idol; in a Bill upon the •.th ject, hi, Lordship proceeded to observe, that tile Lets he should lay before the House relative to the Borou, la of tirampotutd, would, he doubted not, justify to the fullest event the proposition he was about to sobu.it. It was known that a petition had been rewrite., against the return fur this borough in the last Sessiot► of the late Parliament, and tb , consequence was, t! at the two •i:ting Members had been dimietalfictl; a hile many of the v.•ters wer: prosecuted for hriberyeaut found guilty. It was fro it this ele.tt de.uued neces sary to Lilo s nee decisive ,tep w.th rear I to the voters tira►opoun.l, and a measure was j.. 0,1 )441 fur going into a Committee on the subject, iu the Noble Lord oppo.i:c (Lord Castlereagh) e. , tt-tr red. It had been proved before that C..uonittte, that tins of money liad Lyn gisen to the voters at dif- ferent times on the ;tart of Sir 'eh I.nt.ez, • a►.d e..son aas de; uted him to collect thew, giving ~. _'_ This day was published, handsomely printed, in Four Vols. hero. with a Portrait and other Engravings, price U. Ws. in boards, a New Edition of THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of OLIVER GOLDSMITH, M. B. ineltidiac an OR ITORIO, now first printed from the Original, in Or. Dolt!smith's own hand writing; to which is pretixed, some Account of his Life and Writings. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington; Cadell and Davies ; Longman, Duro. Ree.. Orme. and Brown ; J. Cuthell ; Sestelterd and L-tterman ; J. &ridge; %V. Lon ',des ; John Richardson ; J. M. Rirhardson ; R. Schoky ; J. Aspertie: Baldwin. Cradoek. and Joy ; Ole and Co.; I.lovd and Son ; O. aid W. B. Whittaker ; C. Taylor ; J. Collinlwood ; and simpkln and Marshall; and Fairhairn and A tykrson, Edin burgh. .~ • 1 4