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LONDON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, Mil. Pierce 7d: VOYPTIAN TOMB . — The EXHIBITION .4 of she EGYPTIAN TOMS IS NOW OPEN, at the Hitypitian Hall, Piccadilly. Adrr.iitsace ls. 4. In cease "mace of the extraordinary execuses incurred m the erection of the Tooth, the price of admission will be 26.6 d. till the Ist *rinse. Open from Fiesta till Six. FItOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Cougainfons signed by the Lard Lintfount( of Ike County ( i f 50uth...p...., nod also of tie rote' of Southampton and County thereof. Francis Love Iteckford, Lug. to be Deputy Lieutenant fur the town of Southampton sod County thereof—dated May 1, 1821. George Atberley, Esq. to be ditto-4416d as above. John godlier Moody, Esq to be ditto—da!rd as above. Stephen Lititott, Eq. to be ditto.--deted es above. Thomas S omit Moody. Esq. t be dittodated as above. Cootatieston in the North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, slowed by the Lord Liratoomat of the County of Somerset. John Nicholls, Gent. to be Lieuleseat, by brevet—dated February 19, 1821. Costesisslon to the North Derbyslitte Taunting Cavalry, *tried by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comely of Derby. Cornet Jobs Gordon' to be Lienteoant, vice James Settles. tsam, reaigmed—dated May 14, 1821. ESUILATUMI in the Gazette of Saturday last. In the eommissenise of Deputy Lieutenauts fur the County of Soetbamplon, fur Sir Robert Pole, Bart. reed Sir 'Pater Pole, Bart. or; rot rum' it t Peahens, of Pal : Illeprv, , esertfued, plumber sad ~, .-1.1. !Wm.—H. A. Noble. of Albany-mad, Camber-. wine-merchant.— T. Baroett.•of Koodok Weoll0 0,41,7 • 4 1 01 "• merchant.—J. Clarke, of Worcester, rooda . -proprietor , — R. Pry, of 1- , iessier-square, Middleaes, lisemslraper.—.l. 117- Rayner, late of litnad.street, RatelilE sodomy of Bow, Mid dlesex, mast and bluelvinakee.—R. Role*, of Rolifint, York, jeweller.—J. Wells, of Liverpool, **reboot. PARTNERSHIPS DIMOOLVED. W. Noakes slid T. Bascom °, WBllOl6/1111, lisionot, May if,, 1821.—W. Hall and W. Nautili, of Dirmhß sm, mantilbetarers of tortoiseshell good*, April 18, MOW-4. Frauklin and G. Fraaklia, of Rochester, Kent. rum* Ms ten, Mby 19, 1821. W. Catterall and W. Wsknag, of Postl 6 70. Side, Lancaster ' spirihnserebauts, Jannaey 28. 1 . 1 •—.11. M aohliman and T. Thesooponv of Ortvesstrept lOW* facture's, May 18, 1821.—J. IL Waiglit *ad J. It W or Winchester, Soutbseipton,mmaroom-brewers, May 14,11111. —R. Lambert and N. Phillips, of Maaehester, May 8,1811. —W. Leeson awl J. Lerma, of Nottingham, hosiers, May 19, 1811.—J. P. Hewlett sad 1. liewlelt,of Farehmo, South ampton, brewers, May 17, 1911 —E Saunders and J. Pate, of Liverpool. tailors, August 12, 1820.—R. &atop and J. Tipple, of Bristol. shipwrights, May 19, 1821.—J. Mills,, W. Ewing, and J. Wingate, of Glasgow, May 19, 1821. BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. THE difficulty which meat of the visitors et the crowded Rooms of the British Institution have ex perieeeed to obtain a conspeteat or e•en a transitory view of the great effort of geeing, ham 'educed the present Proprietor to cautions, the Public Exhibition ofit for a few ',eke, with the celebrated Picture of JOSHUA, by the save Artist, at 343, Straw!. Entrance the Mt door is Catheriae-street.— ddaistasee Ore Shilling. SUE UVOCk t sad The Moor will be noosed at the Perforinsorees commewee at flexes, la t Seared Price. se. sa.—Riss, 1116.114.; btrttti Vries, Bre.441114;110:1 &wand Price, IL—Upper Gal. Isry, Is.; &woad Price, Id. Pisces to be taken of Mr. Bodeen, is the Roland& of the taloa* of the Theatre. Private Boxes ma only be obtained for -11 m Evening of Mr. Rodwell, at the Box Oise. To.worrow, the Opera of Love in • Village. Oa Friday, The Dramatist: Vapid, Mr. Ethanol. Mr. Etlistoo be. the honour to inform the Nubility and his Friends, that he intends to peadsee , 00 Monday, the 18th of Jame, a Illetdied Festival, In miummemoration of the M. oiramary of the Battle of Waterloo. The whole of she En tertainments ender this isnaserNate patronage of his Majesty. The Public are respectfully isfarnsed, that this Theatre will Clam fur the Snows o Friday, Jose 15, and will shortly after Ro-open for a limited period. NEW NOVEL e nds Any is ' le 4 von. Stn. price 11.11 s. boards, 1 4 1 X. H SIS , FERB:• IL/ London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternoster-row. t, , ' i a THE CORONATION. TMa dos are published, in Aro. price 2a. Ad. OBSERVATIONS on the PUBLIC LIFE of the KING . By the Rev. GEORGE CROLY, Printed fur Jubn Warren, Old liund-aireet; arid William Blackwood, Edinburgh. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. This day is published, the &rood Bdition, price bs. is boards, Volume the First, of THE VILLAGE PREACHER: A Collet . .. tios of short, plain Scram's; partly original, WHY selected, and adapted 111 Village Instruction. By A CLERGYMAN of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paurs Church yard, anti 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUMMY, MAY 21. Their Lordships met •t three o'clock. COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES.—THE STRATH .- MORE PEERAGE. Mr. Wetherell was heard in part in support of the claim of the son of the late Earl to the Peerage. Fel tlwr argument postponed to Toursilar next. The Town of Worthing Paving Bill was read a third time and passel. Lord AUCKLAND gave notice that be would, to morrow, move the second remain of the Steam Eugine Con gumption of Smoke Bill. . . _ _ THEATRE-ROTA L, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, May 23, will be stied she Comedy of THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lord Triwnly, Mr. C. Kemble; Mr Francis Wronehead, Sir. Fawcett; Mr. Manly, Mr. Abbott; Squire Richard, Mr. lissom ; Comas Basset, Mr. Comer ; John Moody. Mr. Eatery. 1.14 Timerelp, Miss Dassee; Lady Grace, Mrs. Faucit ; Lady Wrongliesd, Mrs. Davenport; Mies Jr..,, Mime Foote. After which, 2d time, a new Farce (with some Music), called THE GRAND TOUR; Or. STOPPED AT ROCHESTER. Tile principal Characters by Messrs. Blanchard, Jones, Peruse?, Liston, Yates, Emery, Chapman, Mrs. Daveupors, Miss Besernarit, Miss Show. Doors lobe opened as Halt real Six o'Clock—the Play to bexio at Seven. Boxes. 7s ; Second Price. 3. 6.l.—Pit, 31. &I.; Seensid Price, 28.—Gsliery, 24.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is. • &toad PAC s , 6d. nom fur she Boxes so be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the aoi-Othee, Hai t-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Surma, or nightly, of Mr. &asthma, at the Box-Office. Tomorrow sad Friday, The Tempest. Oa Saturday will be produced a new Tragedy, called Dames and Pytbias. The e Gaol Fees Abolition (Ireland) Bill was committed, and reported with moms verbal amendments. The Court. of Law Regulation rem 801 l (Ireland) was read the third time, passed, and Dent to lin House or common.. GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. The Earl of SHAFTESBUEY brought op the Re port of the above Bill from the Committee. The Earl of CARNARVON moved that the Bill should he printed with the ametidmetits. The Earl of LAUDERDALE would never agree to the elective franchise being tiat:sferred to the county of York. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that he was as much opposed to the principle of the Bill as the Noble End was, but he was satisfied to wait until he saw whether the county of York did or did obt approve of it. Earl FITZWILLIAH expreved his opinion theft the Report of the Committee ought to be received. The Earl of WtsrmosLAND sod, he would op pose the Bill in every stage. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that whether his amendment to the Bill which had been carried was for the better or the worse, it was a question to be decided on the third reading, and not on the Ite port being brought up. He was at a loss to know how they were to get the opinion of the county of Yutk on the subject before the Bill was carried into a law. If the elective franchise was given to Leeds or Newcastle, he was cotiviiiced thst the respectable inhabitants of those towns would oppose that the election to Parliament of two Members should be imposed on them. BECKENHAM, KENT, EIGHT MILES FROM LON DON. TO BE LET, Unfurls'ss.lteci. otherwise fit fo► immediate occupation, an EXCELLENT MAN SION, with eateasave walled Garden aad Lawn, Stabilise, Coach-houses, and every other requisite ■ttacbed and de tached Office. Cards to view way be had of Messrs. Cood ■nd Adams, Paper-haagers,llS, Strand. This day is published, price Is. THE WEEKLY REVIEW, Nn. Corresys : I. Captain I.yon's "Travels in Afri. ea"-2. De Briny; or, the Maui of Sorrow—Croly's " Paris in ISIS." Part 11-4. Bowles, Byron, &e.oa the ebaracier - of Pope. FOR THE BENEFIT OF NM KELLY. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY, May 28, will be revived Mrs. Cowley 's celebrated Comedy of A BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND. Momenta?, Mr. Mundea ; -Dna .1 olio. Mr. Cooper; Duo Vin.. emtio, Mr. Harley ; Don Garcia, Mr. Thompson; Dam Carlo*, Mr. Banned; Gaspar, Mr. Genie; Pedro, Mr. ; Servant, Mr. Mottos; Doe Vasquez, Mr. Hughes. Olivia, Mies Kelly ; Victoria, Mrs. Edwin; Laura, Mrs. Dobbs; Marcella, Mina Phillips; MieMte (brat time). Mrs. Glover • Inis, Mrs. Coveuey; Mocha, Miss Cooper. In th e course of the evening a Fantasia on the Violin, by Le Jenne Hypulite L'Amooneur, • boy of 11 years of age, whom extraordinary power* have ezeited mach universal ad. 'unmans in the miasma world (below his best and only ap pearance at this Theatre.) Coterviva or Nos. Land ll.—Transaetions of the Cans- bridge Philusopbiesl Society.—Wahlegrave's •• Memoirs."— Byruu's 'Marino Fsliero"—H•shtl's " Bishop of Winchester's 1 ' Life of Piti."—No. IV. will contain Reviews of Craven's Tour, ■nd Stan atom's Movie Embassy. . _ Pablisbed by C. Cbapple, Royal Library, Pall-mall. DISCOUNTS. -A GENTLEMAN il.tring in bin bawds a large Sum of Money, for the purpose of viratiog on good security, has no objection to DISCOUNT lbe BILLS of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Merchants, &c. of •p.. proved reopoaribility, at any date, and (as security is more the object than estessive re 1111 l 4er ) on the most liberal terms. Having the immediate command of the necessary feuds, every negotiation will be met with that promptness and aetresy so essentially necessary to persons under tempo rary pecuniary eaaarrarameat. Apply to Mr. S., at the private door, 53, Haymarket (late of Surrey-street); or by !eller, post paill.—ritteudauce from two to Ave, daily, (wept Saturdays and Sundays. After the Comedy, A CONCERT, which will be assisted by the talents of Mr. Braham, Mr. Horn, Mr..l. Phillips, Mr. Harley, Mr. )(might, Master Smith (his Aral and ouly stppearanor at this Theatre)—And (for that night only) Mr. 'Broadhurst (his first spratasice at this Theatre). Mrs. Mimed. Miss Gubitt, Miss Posey, and Madame Vesicle. After which (int time these four years), the musical farce of THE KOM P. Witty Cockney, Mr. Knight. Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Kelly (being her first appearance in that character). nom, 75.--fir, 3s. Od.--Lower Gallery, 2a.—Upper Gal lery, b. Ticluts and Pisces to be obtained of Mies Kelly, No. 8, Illearietta.streel, Covent garden ; and at the Bus•OtLce of the Theatre. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MU. AND MRS. C. IiEhIBLE. ON TUESDAY, June 5, 1821, will be pre sewww, she C etly of THE SCHOOL FOIL SCANDAL. Choirs Surface,by Mr. C. Kemblei Lady T. usle (fur Use arm lime), by Miss Ditsre To conclude with ENTERTAINMENTS as will be ex pressed its istssre Adveriiseasessis. Tickets and Places for She Boxes to be had of Mr. Brae. don, as the Box-ullice ; aad of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ketable, 35, Gerard sties!, Soliu. EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY' Under the Patronage of orirri•l Persona of the highest M0101.60'1. Pernsiesion of the Biel Hun the Lard Chaweberlain. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. TIM Nubility, Gentry, gild the Public in se elm. tel, are unit respectfully informed that this Theatre snit! RE-OPEN with a variety of Surprising and entirely New Eiltellainnwrils, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), May 24, :wit SATURDAY, 22.. 31ous. CHALONS, Professor or R tire and Natural Plitlosorliv, Iron, Geneva, in Switzerlasid, respectfully aa ooeueaa 1113 Rvereative rbakm.phicia xißlertainments of Magic [Weibel. Estsaoidiiiasy Feats of Desterity, Gym. omelet and Surprising Marche /Etienne, which will be per teamed by Nous. DAVODst Pert 1. —Mous. CHALONS will perform a variety of eniertalioug feints of Philosophies' Denierity, via. the Es. diluted Nerd—the liwinble Curiier—ihe Magic Bottle, Ike. l'art great awl sitrautillaary alarelas Erieana; nr. Antipodean Wall! Mous. DAVOUST will climb up • aoid, by the strength of hi. wrists, from *besiege lu the lop of the house, where be will walk will. Lis Get against the pruscsninm, Lis Wad downsrarits! de. Pert 111. Mona. CHALONS will comtinue bilk wooded'sl t nier ismanients by • vatlely of astuitishing feats of Philoso phical Pisiftismasiees: Out of a small tram-thug-bap, the extraordinary 'franslormation of • Bird into a Yiioug Lady! Part IV.—Mour. DAVOUST will close the Euiertuia. melds by $ll/Cell Feats of Agility, of • aoavelle and singular mature. Wore open ■t Seven, the Performance to begin al Eight - - PIRIVII for the Boxes to be tithes at the Box-.Ae. of lifeo Theatre, frees 'few lu Fuur u'Ctoelt, where Private Buses Amy shed. Aviles, 4s.—Pit, 28.—Geller7. Is. SILKS SELLING OFF. THE Old•estaldn.lied Emu) of ARCHER and CO. Silk •ad Poplin Weavers to her tale Majesty and ell the Royal Family for forty years, beg to inform she Nubility and Public, that as they wholly Retire from 13s.'. nessoheir immense STOCK of FASHIONABLE SILKS, Papliae, Satins, striped and checked &treacle, Gauzes, Shawl., Scarves, Ike. is sow SELLING OFF considerably below Prime Cost. The lwatvifol Goods, made expressly fur the Spring by their own Weavers, are unequalled by •ay other Manafecturer in London. Ladies may select fom as extensive Stock every Article of Dress in Silks, Shawls, Laces, Lace Drapes, Silk Stocking., Muslim, and Scarce., at such moderato prices as to render cornmeal auaeeess•ry. No Parcels eau be scut, or Patterns cut. The Premises No. 8, Henrietta-sheet, being sold, the Stock is Selling Off at Epital6rldi House, 11, Hrerirtia street,Ciivent garden, obese all Persons indebted to the Cun• cern are solicited to make their Payments. BRILLIANT DISCOVERY. GI LES's PR EPA RE I) GLOVES fur BEAUTIFYING the HANDS.—The Proprietor. a Medical Gentleman of very extradite experience, having for massy years devoted Ids attcutioa to au invcstiiatiou of the traitor and properties of die Skin, has sneeeeded io iliserr. ',ring a mod inuocent and agreeable preparation, which, by a peculiar p►eee►s, he is Ode to impart to Glover sir every description without in the haat impairing the delicacy of their 'ratline nr appearance, and with the certain effect of rendering the !samba of the wearer beautilially soft and fair. Giles's Prepared Gloves of all qualities may he obtained Wholesale of Messrs. Nattier, Glove Manufacturers, 40, Cheapaide, I.om4ta, and Rein I of the usiial Dealers in Glove. throughout the Dulled Kingdom, at a lei y small advance WI the customary priers. Be careful lis Murree the !denature of the Proprietor, N.J. GI LES, in the wrist of each right hand glove, iu his owe hand writing. TOR tern OF MAY. SSWWI' and Co. revretfully mfortn the Public ' 7 that the Lords of the T y have IPOSTPONIED the Drawing or she Lottery to MONDAY, 2851, inslaus ; the '1 icket and Share Chanees will therefore continue WS Sale fur that Dry. when 4,007 Prim s will be driver', iug Two of 21,00 0 1. Two of 4,0001. Thu cc of 1,00111. Thirty seven of 3001 and 240/. arr. &c. and the first 100 Numbers drawn will have an Extra Chance fur Two of 200001. Two of 2,0001. Two of 1,040/. Twelve of 600/. and 21U/. ace. 4c.c. The Priers are as follow, wis. Ticket 14 14 0 I Qitarier ..... £3 17 0 Half 7 13 0 Eighil, Sixteeuth only 20 Shillings, at SWIFT sad Co.'s Offices, where they sold, is the Last I.ostrry, N 0.46, a Priv. of 21,0001.; 2,122, • Prise of 2.0011.; also the very last 30,000 f. Mousey l'rise ever drawn. Nu. 11, Poultry; 12, Chat-toreros+ end 31, Aldgate High. Erect. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Jones, of Handsvrorth, Sis Word, farmer, from I May 24, to July 5, at elev en , a t t h e George lon, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Beavers, of East Ardsley, Yo,k, floater. William Elwell, of Birmingham, chemist. BANKRUPTS. Anthony James Brown, of Portsmouth, Southampton, grocer, to surrender, June 6, 12, and July 3, at twelve, at Mr. Callaway's office, Portsmouth. Attorney., Mr. Calla. way, Portsmouth ; sod Messrs. Collett, Masbate, and Cul. lett, Chaucery-lace, London. John Eastwood, of Liverpool, haberdasher, to surrender, Julie 8,9, mud July 3, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. J4.bn, Palsgrave-place, Temple•bar, Londou ; and Mr. Gregory, Liverpool. Francis Jenks, of Broonyard, Hereford, t , to surren der, May 31, June 1, and July 3, at eleven, at the Bay Florae kromyard. Attorneys, Messrs. Willialw. sad White, Liacolo's lru 01-aquae*, Loudoe • sod Messrs. Danger field and Howell, Broonyard, Herefordshire. John Shaw, late of Stratford, Essex, Motor-dealer, to surren der, May 29, Jose 8, and July 3, at tee eat Guildhall, 1 .4 0101013 • Attorneys, Messrs. Cuppuge and Cousins, Old Broad-street, London. Jobs. Story, of Cherwell, York, clothier, to surteuder, June 8,9, and July 3, at eleven, al the Court House, Leeds. Al tor , Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hattumgar deo, London; and Mr. Payne, Leeds. John Atkmion, of Holine, Burton in Kendal, Wealator land, manufacturer, to surrender, June 19, 20, and July 3, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn. Burton in Kendal. Attor neys, Mr. Clapham, Bartell' its Kendal; and Mr. Beverley, Temple, Louden'. Wi:liam Ford, of Holt, Worcester, farmer, to surrender, June 13, at five, 14, and July 3, al sieves, at the Talbot Claines, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. James Platt, New Boswell-Court, Leaden ; and Mr. Wilson, Worcester. Jobs Waratford, of York, pool*. to surrender, Igoe 1,2, and July 3, at eleven, at the Old George hie, Turk. Attorneys, Mr. Winglesworth, Gray's•lnu, London ; and 111 r. Jobe Wood, Yo4k. John Loegfoot Fairchild, late of Thurlby, Lincoln, far mer (but now a prisoner for debt in his Majesty's gaol the Cantle of Lincoln), to surrender, May 31, at six, June 1, at tea, and July 3, at eleven, at the Ball Inn, Bourn, Lir culeshire. Attorneys, Messrs. Green and Carter, Spalding, Lincoln; and Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Witmer, Ware ford-court, Threughaturton-street, London. John Hughes, of Cheltenham, wine -merchant, to sur render, May 25, 29, and July 3, at eleven, at the Bell Ina, Cheltenham. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and White, Lin ; Mr. Bretton, Old Broad.street. Loudos ; sod Mr. Willmar Goodwin, Chelteultaiu. Joseph Irving the younger. of Carlisle, Cumberland, grater, to surrender, Jerre 20, 21, sod July 3, at eleven. at the Crowe and Mitre Ism, Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Addison, Staple-lhea, London ; and Mr. Lowry, Carlisle. Thomas Day, of Blackman-street, Southwark, Surrey, stock-broker, to surrender, May 29, June 9, and July 3, at ten, al Guildhall. Lenedon. Attorney, Mr. Muter, Mill bark-street, Westminster. Juba Sewell, of Copenhagen-wharf. Limehouse, Middle.. sex, tinibermerchaut, to surrender, May 26, Jose 2, audJuly 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodou. Attorney, Mr. Duthie, Joh...weer, Adelphi. Thomas Ramsay, late of Saint Mary-hill, but now of Mark-lase, Lorilun, wine-merchitut, lu surrender, May 29, at twelve, Julie 3, at one, sail July 3, at ter, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Reardon and Davies,Corbet court, Grace cleurch-rreet, Loudon. Mary Tidy. of Southgate, Middlesex, corn-dealer, to sur render, May 26, June 2, nod July 3, at I tsetse, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Al . Fisher and Nurcutt, Hatboro'. court, Gray's-inn. Joseph Smith, of Frome, Somerset, clothier, to surrender, June 7,9, and July 3, at 011 P, at the Rummer Tavern, Bris tol. Arturue)., Mews. Hicks and Braikeuridge, Bartlett's huildiriga, Holborn, London; soil Mr. Hinton, Bristol. John Henley, of See d 's -row, Hamparrad.roael. rectifier and compounder of spirits, to surrender, May 26, June 2, sod July 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorneys, Mesas. Druee and Sono, Binder-square. George Ssmuel Ford, of Great Bus.h-lane, London, wine. merchant, to surrender, May 26, June 8, sad July 3, at ter, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ms, Taylor, Ferniest's-Ina. John Gibbons and Robert Hibbert, of Great Prescott. street and Mansell-strict, Gaorlosases-field., Middlesex, bricklayers, to surrender, Slay %%Jure 2, and July 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Luudou. Attorney, Mr. Eyles, Worship etreet-road. DIVIDENDS. May 29. E. Smith, of Greco Lettuce-lane, Loudon, tea dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 26. T. Sialey, of the hie of Thanet, Kent, merchant, at Inn, at Guildhall, Looduie. Jane 14. R. Am!ey, ur Dour:later, York, silk-mereer, at six, at the Gmldheill, Dusiesater. Julie 14. T. Bleastlale, late of Charley, ironmonger, at eleven, in the White Horse Inn, Preston, Lancashire. June 15. J. iYilkinsoti and W. Wilkinson, of Blackburn, Lancaster, ettion-ananefacturers, at twelve, at the Bull Inn, Black Mom. June 16. J. Mac:Mister. of Norfolk•street, New-road, Hamlet of Mile End Old Towle, Middlesex, master-mar' T, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 16. T. West, of Graceelluerh-street, Loudon, whole sale perfumer, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 16 W. Fincliam, of Epplug, Essex, beaker, at ore, at Loudon. June 9. L. Moses, late of Great Prescott-street, Gootinsau'w fieldv, Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Gm !dhoti, London. June 16. W. Scott, of Pall-mall, Middlesex, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. June IV G. Hardisty marl J. Cowing, of Bedford -court, Ces veut-garder, Middlesex, woollen-drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 30.1 V. Miles, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, at tea, at Guildhall, Lundeen. June 14. R. Hunt, of King's-Lyon, Norfolk, tailor, al four, at the Guildhall, King's.Lyien. CERTIFICATES-Julie 12. P. R. Philippi, of Carmarthen, druggist.-. 1. Baggott, of Bromyard, Hereford, skinuer.-W. Ayton, of Macclesfield, Chester, aotturspisuer.-.4. Farms, of Loug-aere, Middle. The Earl of DARNLEY was of opinion that it would be better that the county of York should be divided for the purpose% of the Bill, and that two Members should he returned for the West !{►ding of the county of York ; at the same time be would give his voice for the elect►ve right beiog taken fro►n a corrupt borough a►►d extruded to a county, whenever such a case occurred. Lord ELLENBOROUGH considered it would be better to give the town of Lancaster the right of returning one Member to Perrhameni, and to give the county of York the right to return a th►rd Member. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, the consideration which weighed on his mind iii making the pro position that he did, as to four Members to he re turned for Yorkshire, nos, that there could not be any corruption, ■od that it could nut create a feeling of jealousy in any other county, as the preponderance of the county of York in extent was so much above any other, and if the elective franchise was removed to another county, there would of necessity be two Sheriff's appointed by the Crown, and so it would be here if the right was only extended to the West Riding of the county of York. After a few words from the Earl of LAUDER DA►.E, the Report was laid on the table, and the Bill ordered for the third reading on Thursday. A Pttnion was presented from Prince Edward's Island against any alteration of the timber cairs. The Marquis of LANADOWN presented two Pe tit inns front Olt Protestant Dissenting Ministers in end übont the Metropolis, praying • revision of the Criminal Code. TIMBER DUTIES. Earl BATHURST, on moving that the House should resolve into a Committee on this Bill, ob served, that the debate had been put off by agree ment until tins stage of their proceedings. It be came his duty to state the principles of the mea sure now to be submittted to them. The subject of the timber duties had beeu first taken up by a Committee of their Lordships, appointed just after the war, to iuquire into the best means of extending and securing the foreign commerce of the country. Tins subject appeared particular: ) , to invite the at tention of the Committee. In the year 1809 we were excluded from all the timber marts of the Baltic, in consequence of the hostile disposition. of the Northern Powers. Their object was to depress our colonial trade and injure onr 'twine by excluding us from the benefit before derived from the interven tion of neutral vessels, through the means of which the trade was at that period carried en. it became the duty of the British Government therefore to have recourse to its own resources, and to extend a coy respoudiug protection to the trade of the North American. Colonies. Heavy duties *eye knitted ately imposed oat the whole of the Baltic •tiosber, and the duties on Colonial timber wets eitatether remitted. In 1809 and 1810 a duty of 2/..15. per load was Lid on Bsltic timber, the duty of which before was only 63. These date's were stated at , the time to be a measure of war policy, the "winos n-nce of which was by no mums to be coward upon, as they had nu reference to revenue in their application. It was held at the time that it would be at any period at the discretion of Goers meat to repeal those duties. especially "Awn peace shield occur. A notice of inquiry having taken place im mediately after the was, it rot-all those engaged in the timber bode iu a state of extreme activity; they resolved to make the best use of their time, *ad very large imports of timber took place aimed im mediately, without any reference bring had to the probable demand which the country would have for it. In 1817 the quantity of timber imported from the North American Colonies atnouated to 136,000 load., a hood portion of which came flom Prince Edward's blend. In 1818. in conse quence of the notice which' had been given in Par liament, and without any additional demand for the commodity, there were 203,000 loads of fir-timber imported. A large number of ship% of considera ble dimensimis, which fell out of employmeut from the finishing of the war, were turned ove r t o this trade. A great numbe r of seamen, whose occupa tion just then hailed them. added to the facilities for enlarging this trade. There were no other rea sons for the increase of the trade than that which he had stated. A similar increase took place in the importation of Baltic timber, which was equally unwarranted by the demands of the market, and fur which no rearms could be assigned, but an excessive spirit of speculation, excited in some measure by the proposed inquiry of Per liament into the state of the duties. In 1817 there were 79,900 loads of Baltic timber im ported ; iu 1818 there were 130.000. The amount of both kinds imported that year was 334,000 loads, making a difference between that and the preceding year of 216,000 loads. lit 1819 there were imported from North America 249,000106dt, and 102,000 loads from the Baltic, making together 351,000 loads—a larger-excess than that of 1818. He wished to Malmo' it on the House, that this amazing increase was not owing to any augmentation of demand, or any probability of the kind—on the contrary, the demand was consi derably diminished. Neither was the increase in any way attributable to the state of the duties, Which, while they remained and were thought likely to remain, had caused little difference in the trade. In any arguments, therefore, to be used in this goes tom, it would be unfair to make any reference to the forced and unnatural state of the trade in 1818 and 1819, to furnish arguments for the con tinuance of the duties. On the other hand it would not be fairly assumed that the depressed state of the trade was owing to the competition of the North American Colonies with the Baltic coun tries. The attention of the Committee had been directed particularly to the unequal pressure of the duties, for want of proper gradatious having been first established for laying them. Of deals, plank, and rough timber, the duties on plank were felt the lightest. The Bill before their Lordships went to alter and regulate that application of the impost. The same duty had been fixed on all plank from eight to 20 fret in length, at the rate of 201. 15.. Bd. for a funning hundred, or 125 feet. The effect was, to in. ttoduce the greatest inequalities of duty. The Nor way plank generally ran to 18 feet in length, the Rus sia plait! to 20 feet. The duty was very much lower on all plunk under eight feet. The impression was, that the timber short of eight feet was a separate and substantive branch of the timber trade. The con sequence war, that all the Norway timber was cut purposely to avoid the high duties, and imported in lengths jnat under eight feet, and a considerable number of *hips were engaged in that nude. The duoy before was 7/. per hundred on all timber un der eight feet. Th e proposed duly would be 61. on all mider six fret of length. From 6to 16 fret the duty would be 191. per hundred ; Born 16 to 21 feet 22/. This would gives considerable relief to the trade of Norway. Tile Russian trade was one in which much capital had been embarked ; it kept a con siderable market open for British manufactures, which it would be impolitic to close. By the former arrangements Norway had a considerable advantage iu our snorkels over Russia, which it was no* demi. able to abolish. The ill-proportioned duties WI plank and rough timber would be rendered more equal ; whereas there was less duty on plank than rough timber, it was desirable that the heavier duty should fall on the manufactured timber. It re mained for him to stale what duties were to be laid on colonial timber. He admitted the general pro priety of free principles in trade, but thought that the peculiar circumstances of the case ought to be taken into consideration. Some iudulgence was _due to the Colonies in the first place. Ile Proposed such a difference of duties as should compensate ih.• Colonies for the difference of expense on freight aad transport. The Comittee had recommended that some pr.dectiois Armlet be given to the Colonies. The Bill nut only went in furtherance of that recommendation. but a little beyond it. The difference 'of duty would be equal to about 11. beyond the difference of expense in freight and transport. The duty be fore on Baltic timber wait equal to St 5.. per load; the whole difference to be eetablished between the former and the new duties was IL It was his duty to state, that the arrangement was not to be consi dered as permanent; it had never been the loans ! tion of the Government or of Parliament to exclude per menently the timber of the Baltic. The presetit measure must be considered as one which would . be subjected to revision, not in three or four years, but after a fair lapse of time. As to those who tit eintanied that 110 interest ought to be considered separately. and that the country should be left to supply itself with the best mad cheapest articles, thoogh a good principle, it was not applicable to a state of things in which almost every interest This day is published, in Iwo vols. Sm. price I/. Is. in boards, the Fourth Edition of A SERIES of SERMONS on various Subjects of Doctrine and Practice. By the Rev. GEORGE MATH EW, A.M. Chaplain to she Right Hun. the Earl of Bristol, Alternate Morning Preacher of the Pariah Church of St. James, Westminster, and Vicar of Greenwich. Printed for F. C. and J. [Heinous), No. 3, Waterloo• place, Pall-mall, and 62, St. Paul's Church-yard.