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C ' •-;‘-' . ... . - .. . 1 /J'." , '4 , . 4.• f*", •• / : ‘. , 'lll Lq . . , •••. . • . . 1 . *I 1 .' ". ; fi t ..: .. ..‘ ..:(...'": . . 1 . r.. / . „ ; . . 4 . . 1.. cr. 4 i , --- Z7 , - - i i l*:: .; ' d ilb , ' o, • * g` l' re ,--). .7, 4 1 .44 I I: . ' id i N. 111 ' ,f, .1, • •. .—...'" I .......... . . , . A .m. i ... 4 t „•• . . 1. . _ .. . , . • e • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, Is2o. NumuElt 5453. Pit e Id. John of Wapping, Middlesex, whip.ehandler.-0, Ow. st, of New Rena-ore. t, Seine Geof ge. Ilannver-snare, hinblirocz, Tailor.—J. M. (Amery, i.e. of Newesalle street. Swami. hinldinex, apoihecary.--J. Lawrence, of Malmo (r den, M hiellesen, wonihrn.riraper.— M. M. Hon 0n..45„ hie of Deem.- alnre.sireet, Quacts-aquase, Akdallesca„ denier. MR. MINDEN'S BENEFIT. IrBEATRE ROYAL, DRILIJRTAAN E. rim 1'; EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Alloy 31. n:1 , he Irearaleti w Cam* (nut ,!wsc twenty n* yel!g . e411e.1 FASH lONA BLF. LEVITIES; Or, NATURE Mil. PREVAIL. %Telford, Mr. Elision: itir Ilitasard Savage, Mr. Menden ; ()Meal. Mr. Paw. ; Nieinilis, Mr. Knight. Lady Buzaird Savage, 51,tr. .ter ; Mrs. Marilyn Grace, Mist Kelly. After which the CI lebrated Entertainment called the COBBLER OF PRESTON. Kit Sly (the Cobbler or Preston) Mr. &louden; Sir Charles Briton, Mr.T. Coolie; Marini, Min Cobol. In the conrve of the Evening, a new Comic Song, railed " Characters upint Characters, or the F.Micis or a low Cow- Aim' by Mr. Menden. And a rayons in. Cowie Sung, rolled " A Trip trim lb. Dumber to Calais, ur Jerry Saint Varied Kiddies.," by Mr. Harky. Tu conclude with (by particular desire) an Eutertainment, tatted PAST TEN O'CLOCK, AND A RAINY NIGHT. Corporal Squib, Mr. Oab;rry ; Old I)o2ey, Mr. :gumbo ; • Dantnm, Mr. K ; Lacy, Nn. Or l zt.r. Tickets and Ptaer. to be bad of Mr. Misadttr, N0:4.8e5%, card-street, Russell-agnate; and of .Ir. Itodweil, at Use Bux .100 Gee. TII E A TRE-ROYA eOI'ENT-GANDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. May 31, will, be acted, 11111 Buie, * mew Historical Tragedy, tailed VIRGIN lUS; Or, THE LIBERATION or ROME., Appian Median. Mr. Abbott ; Virgiaiun. Mr. Mnerestly ; Lilies, Mr. C. /Cambia; Claudius. Mr. Constar; &miss Deatnius, Mr. Terry; Nansrioriiin, Mr. IF:;;ertaa. Virziiiia, Miss Foote ; Srreia, Mrs. Fnucit. After which, 9th time, a new Scotch Romance, iu two act., THE BATTLE OF •ffiiTHWELL BRIGG. Lord R*110(10,, Mr. Dorgan. ; Col. Clarrrintoge, Mr. Cun. nor; 31.1j0r Ilvllentlen, Mr. 111;teltard ; Seljeent Bothierll, Mr. Coates.; 11.4tiy Minion, Mr. Abbott; (initial, Mr. chapraan; lleildrig, Mr. Eatery. litly Marva. I, Rellentlen, Mrs Davenport; Edith, Miss M. Tree; Jeutty Mentsion. Mt.'s T. Hill. Covettanlers—John litlttur, Mr. Farley : Matsu Heddriz Mae. Comma.. Tn.nsurrutv, the Musical Drama of The Antiquary. The Battle of Bothwell Brigs will be rewrites, every eveniug, benefits excepted. TH EATR E-ROTA L. COVENT-GARDEN. AIACLIEA hiss the 110114. Ur of no wonweinie to his friends and the Public, that Li 4 NIGHT is Aard for FRIDAV, JUNE 9. HMO, srliris will he acted ithstspeare's Tragedy of MACBLIM ; hush by Mr. Mseresely, his first sppesi osier in That eharse ter; with a FARCE, in *lnch IklassSirphen., Miss M. Tier, Mr. Fswerlt, Mr. Liston, and Mr. Damsel will perform. Ttritets soil Places to be ha 4 of Mr. Brstpluti., st the Rim- Mffire ; slid of Mr. Mseready, No. 80, ecriiers-street, Oz fu:d-street. ,KELLY haq the honour to 11111110111 We 10 A her Friend* and the Public, that twine I a unafraid iible;asirelonstanrra, HER ANNUAL BENEFIT at el* 'theatre-Royal, MEW/ lane. in transferrer! IS the Thesis,. .Royal, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. Steam!, and will take ;place on MONDAY, June, 16, 18V/ : on which ()erasion • COMEDY silt be acted, by the principal Performers of she Drury-laity C..unpaity. After which a Musical Pantoccio. To whirl) will be added ( performed:, an entirely utw Musical Entrriainmcist. 'rickety, Deity', and Plarer, to he oaken of Mr. Streenvon, at ilae Box-Office of the EnzliA Opera-llou.e, Strand En trance; and of Masa fit Ey, No. 8, Henrietta street, Covent garden. Rupol Exrlner, Slit May, 1840. TO-MORROW THE LOTTF.RY DRAWS. Tin• W1,r.1 (villainy. FOUR PRIZES of £30,000! And FIFTY-EIGHT OTHER cAPITALs, In Money and Consols. HAZ D& C. COP). filetArN. beg leave to se noaint tlitivc of their Friends and the Pabl.r who have not yet matte their Pureliesee, that loving to the Uopoicr iltSlTED Ue N.ttn, in ritneerint nee of 11AZAND & to. firnranteeieg the Pverhasers feum Risk TO-3101tROW, there are !MI very few Tirketv and Shales remaining; inti immediate ton cheep is made at either 0f their °three, It.•yel Exchange; Nu. 20, Conduit; and 121, Oa futttsiset t, _ _ ALL MAY EC SOLD!!! IQCOTT'S Fashionable DYES to (1)1.01.111. SILK STOCKINGS, 4r—These Dyes are pow used ht. almost every Faintly in the Kingdom G. S. recommends •hi ni as hush eciummical and fa4biorrable. flak Dye gives a peril:Mr IMautlful f;nt it/ Si/4 S/0441404. one bold e btlett soffirtrit foe hos nr three iNixesi pair, price 2s. ; Lilue I:ot• hers the admired bloom seen oa pew Silk Stool/us, and ayes a fine aureole, lilac, vtolet tie. price 2..6.1....the5e are the present fselaionshie colours fur Silk Stheking4, &e.; A askeeti Dar fur restoring the failed Culotte of Neither,* 'floosies, &r. 1* heantie NI lilac floe Gum Is. to 7s. dyes Silks, Liar,,., Kihbau t,, Cotton., &c.; DarretAle IPA to Write us Linens, qtr . 2..; with various other Cond.. Prepared and sold, wholesale mid retail, by GEORGE SCOTT, Colour Manafartarer to the Royal Family, 417, STRAND, opposite the . 4 .• Beware of immerous counterfeits, as Nee are futmine but those from his Manufactory, as abort. 111C11 Sll.ltS at little snore than lialr-prinr. In consequence of Ilse v.ry !real depression srf Snide, Ott follu• jug Articles have town !knight for rash all lila* more than half their value, and are now 111 . 1:111K al elite very small advance of Is. its she pound upon She cost price Rich striped and checked Slimiest. 2a. 0.1. to 3s. 3.1. per 'Apt, urn .1 price 3s &I. to 4.. a.: I.ag,h, IR. . 61.1. teach; bid's', Gamic, she flues. tue.tr, t. 6,1 err nerd ; rich Whits S.sinr, 34 tll worth ss. 8.1. ; heautift:l White Dooossit 120 Gil. earl.; also Da. topes. Gras dr Naples, Pant Cords, Levantisos, urw owed Susnets anti Swots, Dosussik !Sprigged Gist's. Iri.h Poplins, I,ftotreo, isnot Ferry new sud f ..hiottal.le Ankle in nok greets that is witute...p.olly clasp N.. Pasterns ens. A. ShEAVA, 11..05e, N.,. 11, lleursessa street, Comeat.linsd'qs. . - - An andstme •i,.0.4 ad the rn..a eirpteb In d ia lenitilion *ads and Shasi , , tows TirT, tu Twisty Guiueas each. ttom A Tit: SPIRIT ur VIN EC A 11.-Thi• orromalily perfoutra Liqour (the original invention of M. Woes), •hich is ..f well.kitown valency : is reliev.o firtioateastosi fried-wire, and iu rosaterartioir Ilse . Recta of oiaspribrateri, (NM, or iubrbil air, etnitiooses to be prepared, fs Me gip...tont prrlireti .... , hll 31e.ors. THOS. and 11'11. HURT, HANUIFACI UNINu^ CtiItHISIS.II/ANCHES. It it ta.1.1 111 IMllll4l4l,lWhYllillge 34.1 retail, by M MAVLEY and it Perfumers. evekspur.street ; and istsik pricr 2.. pd. by mot or more Aeon, its every principal loom; but it CllOllO4 ho gennin., wok.* the names of Uta ahem, Preparers are engraveal on the Coorrrunieut Slump, whir* is need neer the tbalk of each bottle. Proper Sponge plasm err sobi hl Ilsyky sod Blear, as usual. As shove may also he had, aistbeatiested by * similar H F.N MY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, ict bunks at Ili 9.1. ur oast glass steppers at 4s. ed. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY 30, 1920. rrHE coultr of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 31ERCIIAtil TS of ENG LAND, trading to Ike EASY do Putreba Ova Satire, Tbdt n GENERA!. COVET of the said 'will he held a,t their Mitts. it, I.•a.ieohli t_et. rri ton IRIDAY, the 'tile of Joint, frootn Nine coTkork in the Moritinc instil !ilk in the Eveninc, (*.or the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said COll I•A NY, is the raotal of Sir Juba Jackson, Dori dreeaarti. JOSEPH DART, Scrutary. 9111111 SIX I'EENTII ANNUAL EXIIII3I - or the SOCIETY of I'AINTERS io 01 I. and WATER COLOURS IS NOW OPEN, at the GREAT KOMI, SPRING GARDENS. Adotiiitoter, Doe lot —Cotologne, 61. COPLEY FIELDING. Secretory. vAvxibtf.t.. gilt-1E Pithlie sore re.preifisllv iolfouneel that thew GARDENS WILL OPEN for the Season on MONDAY NEST, hone S. CENOTAPH to the %I RNIORY tot her MINI illckileso Ike tolo PRINCESS CRAALOTTF..—As o emit an interest has been rxeiteil upon this milltilflet, and as the hinsl erection of it i* some riittlic rpm mu:, be yet a omit of time, Mr. WYATT thinks that the RXHI RI num of the MONUMENTAL GROUP *III be gratifying to the Pablie ; be therefore begs to inform them Mist it is NOW OPEN to their view, at IP, Ileuriettmstrert, Cavendish square—Admittance, One Shilling. PINE PRINTS, CHIEFLY PROOF, 'lO DR SOLD HY AUCTION, By Mr EVANS, Al his House, No. 96, Pall-tall, TIIIR DAY, WED NESDAY, May 31, and TO-MORROW, June 1, THE Pfirdie COLLECTION of I,'KINTS of Mrs. Jane 11°011, removed from her residence al Hallifirrol ; 'eonsistiaz of a select mold William amemblonre of the choicest Proofs of the Eucravisogs of Woolleti, Hartodoasi, Skimp, livalh. Eartom, Dunkariou ; a coil soderahle portion of the Works of that itoirnitahle Artist, Mr Earl ; many of the most eminent productions of Si r J. Reynolds and West . ; some rl.iloorste Ormwings of Flower. ; carious Books of Natural History, &c. NEW FRENCH SPELLING...ROOK. This day was . psloliulord, prise 2s. hound. ANEW AIE I 110DICAL SP t ELLIN. BOOK of the FRENCH TONGUE, in which Tibet's, anal Practice are moiled, Anil Ike I.rsuuna eissaiSed accord. is; so Dr. Slaver's Mrt bed. By C. °Kos, Author of " The New 'theoretical anti Practical Grammar of the Frestrh Tuague.",Lc. &c. London: Priasied for it; anal W. j Wlisttake►; Longman, Herm, Rees, Orme, and Brown; tialiw•in, Cradock, and Joy; and A. B. Dlll4ll awl Co. Thi dry is publisheA, BLACKWOoIYs EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, Nu. XXXVIII. for MAY, 11140. CONTRIITI : I. The Fall of Jamsbin, • Dramatic Poem; by H. H. Manias—lL Tales of the Cloister—lll. rty-diebing in Nertbansherlaart—lV. Emmen from IN•tkbeer Pavis—V. The Abbey—Vl. Hogg'. Jar —Vll. Mends of the Mind. No. 4. The Forayer; lit. S. The. Cypress Tree; No. A. To the Morning Star—Vlll. Revel',Thous, No. S. Mark Mariabin, the Caincionian; Adventure with the Cipsies—lX. Mr. PhiOpotta and the Edinburgh Revtew— X. Remarks on • Note in the Edinburgh Review, Nu. S.'l; by Rev. H. Phillpotts, M A. Probronlary of Durham—Xl. The Penitent Son—Xll. A Glimpse into the Third Volume of Wrangharn's Works—Xlll. Notices of the Acted Drama in Loudon. Nu. XV ; Dreirydane Theatre, Covent-t artieu Theatre—XlV. Wordsworth's *River Dmidon," &e XV. " Luctua" nu the Death of Sir Daniel Donnelly, late ChAmpion of Irrlaud—XVl. Literary awl Scientifir lience—XVll Works nrenuriug for Publication—XVlll. Monthly List of New Pahhcations—XlX.. Monthly Regis. ter. &c. Penned for T. C3dell and W. Divine, Strand. London; end WlStern lUackwoud, No. 17, Ptincr's slrerf , F.dtednurgh. riox's MOHAIR GAM CROON SHOO r- ING JACKET IVAREHOUSE —G. FOX respect fully informs Slowing 1111.1 either Gently mei., that hr has greatly improved the milinfactnre of his single and double Gambronno, which will not furze sir tear when going Into , and T 105914.1111 more desirable properties fur the 6•-Id Ilan any article ever oranufaciured. They wear extremely clean, will not stain, re p. I more rain, and dry mulch sooner than any other kind of goods ; Ihey re very durable, light, mat and more approved in every respect than any Jai keg hitherto made. They are Rohl in any rinaniiiies from t;.. In 14.. 6.1. per yard, all twenty-eight Inches wide ; or air made up in a superior manner by workmen experienced in sewing ibis peculisr arllVlr. Patient. may he seen at all the principal Tailors is. Great Britain and Ireland, or stilt, if letter' poat.paid. Thrt the real in Nlohair may he distin guished front the in worsted. they are stamped on the back " G. Fox's r.rtent Mohair Getohrootie, 25, King stree!, Covent-garden," opposite Milford-street. A pal fi eld:sr sort is made into beanitfra Wsisico stings and another for Trousers, that will not bulge at the knee like roller goods, both of which will not fade or shrink, but *prow new time they are washed. N.B.—Opera, Visiliog, Travelling, and Officers' Cloaks Of I very deereiption, asi.ole of the same tunarial , from 21. to Si each, the best of which he warmth rime to get wet through. 17101f1 LAST NIGHT'S 4;AZETTe. At the Court at Carhon-lioner, May 29, 18:10, PR Eh F.Nr, The Ktuo's Most Exeelient Mojeaty in Council. Nia Nl4j...ty hiving been pleaicd tit'aprnint the Ritht Mos. George Earl of I:rrrw..ot to he Lord 11.irstienani of the county of Sits...lllt, 1111 1,4 d •hip thin day luck the ualh4 R Min Mutt' to he taken tin reupon, uh.trad of the °Atka of Allegiance and Sapretnacy. At the COMA al Car ltun.Uonso t M4y 29, 1924, PR The Ktsib's Mosi Excellent Nlej• cis/ in Council. . . . . • His Alajeaty is CosiHeil wo. Oak diy plrao d to appoint Sir Char:ra Warwick liatnpfyide, of Hard iogion Park, Bart. to be Sheriff of Ilse l'11111:1y of Sower.. t, in the room of Ge rard Al.irtio &dairy Napier, of Gael Peouaid, • MILITARY I'IMMOTIONS. QlAre etf Ordeneee, Ithy 10, 1820. Royal R. closehi of esslle, y. Brevet Colonel and Ls. utroant-Colonel Ssr (:Corr kiwis Woiml to be Colonel--dattel May 11,1810. ftrvvvt Lieutenant-04mA mutt Nl.,jor Alexander MititOlsalst lo 1•e Lietiletistet Col , 11—slalet1 ms Forst Lio•utroassi James H umpl.rrye Wood Isr) be Second Cap tain—dated as above. Second LicWensut Cheats Henry Mee to he End lieute , 114111—datest as ab.ore. Major Joins Caddy, lions half-pay, to be 51sjor-sdated as snore. First Lieutenant Richard C. Wilson, from Isaltiosy, to be First Lieuieusat•-•daitti as shore. &awl Liealrnassl Worry O'Brien, froui half pay, to be Sa e I I.ilusehailt—olaierl air abase. Lbw'aiuiontl the Roy,' Olartworeaes liebt Infoutry Basta. I' of hLlni. , sipnedbptb f' ire. Lieutenant of Me Courtly of Gianiorra a. Chriat.epber ilantorne, E.q. to be C+plain—••Anted May 13 , 1829. Commission in fba Mortis Debyaliire Yeomanry Cavalry, Maned by the Lord Lieutenant tithe Couoly of Des tiv. Cur.o.t JYhll Altar, wto b• Deateiimie, rite Sir or) rill. cart. iiriimotrol—dated Slay 19, 1820. Cosunissions signed by the Flee-tiraterlont of the Corot, of Devon. Jewin Clarke, E.g. to be Deputy Lieutenant —dated May 26, Ib2o. 1.1 Drava Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Captains—Folward Dirme, • F..,l. —dated Decem ber 18, 18101 Henry 1 7 1'.1rer Sloane, Esq --dated Jan. 13201 Samuel IVMile, Eeq. by Brevet-4yard Außost 29, 1819. 11111 l arable Cirallea Trefusia lo be I.leateasot—dated De. rember IS, 1819. To be Comi;ts—daninel Flak, Gent.—deted Autiist 29, 1819 ; Itnityrt Pennell, Cient.—dated as above ; Charts Blake, Gent.—,Jadyd .1411164, R, 11118.; lisrey James, Gran —dated DreembefirllllB; and Hon. Charles Aillsr Shur—love.! D. remhrt 119, 1819. North Devoe Yeomanry Cava!, y. S. Crocker, Gent to be Lientanant —dated October 3, 1519. East Devon -Lector' Yeomanry Cavalry. John Kennanay, 1:01 to be Major--dated March 20, 1820. Tu be Capiains—yTrehawke KAterieh, Henry Pincher.. George Baruus Northetite, and Henry Addington Siincor, Esqrs..—all diced on shore. To be Lieu ie143111/—toruet Thames Torwitool, Cornet John . Lorton Sisket, CAITIIMI Mark Brassavray, Edmund S. (Tent.- 7 •11 dated asabene; dad Cornet Freik, rick Leigh—dated April 211, 1820. To be Comets—Frederick Leigh, Job* Matthew, William Kennaway,Theophillia Jeak and Merle' James Awriadi daled March 20, 1820; R, and Ilarcourt,waid Edward Trood, Guts.—dated April 25, 1820. Trialram Collins • Niue, Geut. Aasislawl.Burgeoo---Jagag Mauch 20, 1820. South 1-lams Yeoroacry Cavalry. To be Lieutenant-Cul 1-Comiena w dAut—Elnand Pdlsa- fen Ibuda.d, Esq--dated April `2l, 1820. To lie Lienteuseit.Culoarl—Geoige Templsr, Esq.—dated is above. To be ?Zak's—John Crocker Ralleel, E•.•q --dated as above. To be Captains—William Lasigmead, E.q. John Klee, Esq. Jobs Ma‘tard, Esq. W. J. Clarke, Esq Geo•ge Ley, E.q. Hunourahte Poeau•ll [lasts's' Pellew, and Charles Dyke Aslant', E.q.—all dated as above. To be Lieutenants—J. Holbetuu, GERI. James King, Gent. Joke Bennett. Gent. E. Clark, Gent. Thhmas Kitson, Gent. mud J. /fatherly, Grnt.—all dated as above. To be Ensigns-3V. Sere...tube, Gent. H. Pickthorn, Griot. C. Wise Savery, Gent. and W. Hole, Gaut —all dated as above. To be Adjoilant—Cbasks Tudor, Earl —dated as above. BANKRUPTS. Frederick Williams Welsrprd, of Loadun. user chaise. to sorrroolor, Juoe 6, 13, and Jody 11, ut eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mews. Pollock mud Oases, Basing hall-street. TllOllllll Mariner, of Broad-street, Raleliff, Mitldleseir, oilman, iu surrender, June 3, 13, and Jitly 11, ■t lee, at Gailanalt. Lwrnduo. Ailortieys, Heard, ligUperiatiare, Leonia-street. Goodman's Adds. Thomas Gill, lair of Little Tower-street, London, but now a prisoner in White Crusa-street prison, hydrometer maker, to surrender, Jane 10, 17, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Noy and Nonillion', Gnat Tower-street. Thorns, Willey, ef the Strand, kliddlesex, boot-maker, to snrreuder, June 10, 17, and July 11, at ten, al Guildhall, I.oudun. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Gray's-hin-squere, Loudon. Charles Edwards, of Goughaiquare, Landon, furrier, to surrender, June 3, 17, sold July 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. William Sylvester, of New Woodstock, Oxford, mercer, In serresider, June 3,10, anal July IL at eleven, at the house of Hubnsunt Bertram, Town Hall, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. Glii!tun, Chancery-lane, London. William Trudgett, of Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, miler, to surrender, June S, at sine, 3, and July 11, at twelve, as the Angel luau, Bu►y Saint Edmonds. Attorneys, Mr. Wayman, Bury Saint Edmunds; and 11 . Sandy., Hoc. ton, Rourke, Sandy., anal ki-andys, Crane court, Ficet.strect, London. Sirherd Edwards and Joseph Edwards, of Cradley, Ils Worcester, ironmongers, to surrender, Joins 19, at live, 2U, and July It, at eleven, at Ilse %I head Sheaf Inn, Altururys, M essoustable snit Kok, Sym l'a. Nu. Chancel yhme, Lonomi mad Mr. Robins, Stimuli( idge, Worrester. li‘rrreaves, of Liverpool, woollen-dreper, to aur• render, June 21, 22, end July 11, at oac at the George IMO, Liverpool. Attiirireys,Mr. Phillips, Liverpool; and Messrs. Adlisigiun and Gieem y, Redford sow, Loudon. Maiy Newrasile.apwnr.Tyne, cooper, to tor rendre, June 12, 19, and July 11, at the Geneve Inii, Neu- Attoriseys, Mr. leadbitter, Pancras lane, Chi api dr, Loudon; amid Mr Richmond, Newcastle. DIVIDENDS. June 27 R. E. Weal, of St. Al4riaen"s-hill, Sunthwark, Sur rey. hop-onrrchaol,at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jour 27. J. 1.1 Gringsby,gif Kingston-upon HMI, haberdasher, at eleven, at the Dog tool Duck Tavern, Hull. June 21. J. Carprultr and J. P. Caronster, of Wellincton, Sunier.eg, hanker., at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Wino'. June 21. J. Kendrick, of Bellington-mills, Chaddesley Worcester, wilier , at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Harilebury. June tl. W. Cottliam, jun. sod T. Junes, of Ware, Hertford, bankers, al ten, at Gui dhall , Louden. )(Hoe 27. T. Bnallen,ul Rutht tier, Kent, grunt', at ten, at Guiltiliall, London. July 1. T. Scum, of Allematrret,Goawell-strerf. MAlleant, and of Lsolg.or•aireri, London, c.srpet-mauufactiner, at one, at GuthNAIL June 211. T. Ildhcar and J. Haim, of Sriatnl , merchants at twelve, al the Commercial-Kontos, Brialy!. June 2L. J. Richards, of ‘i'llitchurch, Sirlwis banker, al eleven a: the Lord Hill Inn , ‘Vlnirhttecti. J•ly 27. T. J. Lancaster * of Cate-slots-street, London, met'. ebaot, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 27. I. A klebes I, C. C Berber, •nd J. Harz r a, for merly of Nato, Paul's Churchyard, and attrrwarda of Coptballitutliliogs, Loeluot, meretututs, at eleven, at June 20. W. Roe fora, ale of Gillingham, Kent (but now II Prironer in she King's Beuch Priam'" fialierman r at lea, at Guildhall, London. June 20. J. W. 11 . 0 mack, of Norwich, liaen.draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. J out, 20. 1 Henry, of Liverpool, draper and olopaciler, It tine, at the George Iraq, Liverpool. June Yl. J. Miiiiigoniesy, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at she George 100 , Luverpool. June '2l. .1 II ow pkries , of Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Woolwelt Imo, Birmingham. CERTIFICATF.B.—Jpag 20. T. E. Ihrtiett, of Banbury, Oxford, tu err rr and draprr.--• J. Phipp. , of Duke.strret, Purtl:milldam Middlesex, and of Maid. nth ma, Heats, tailor —J. Dailey, tof "'rouse Selwood, Sotoesart, rlutbirr.-1. Gublw, of Bridgewater, fiustersid, nwietvrr.—A. Todd, late of Catharine-co u rt. Toner-hot, London, nwreltani.—P. lVoisou, of Liverpool, narreliatit-- W. Crew, of Palare.row, Tutirulisna.wort.rood, Pancras, Middlesex, plember.—W. 'greed, of Wapping-streri, Saito IMPEIeIAL PAHLIdNENT. . HOUSE OF LORDS, Tiossimv, MAT 30. c•—•-• The Earl of EIIICETOT, and Lade C.s.tlrrou and STA. MILL, 100 k 11W oaths and slits, 'rote. AG RICV ITUR L PETITION. The Doke of Denonantnit presented stirrenively fix P.. 'rations (rum certain Onotra and Oeespiera of Land onhiu the . Consity of Derby. praying for an Inissiry isle she means of affording relief to she merit-alit/re orate county. ' Earl WisyrwoaTn precasted a similar Petition from Glow crsirrshii ; as slid She Earl is( F. 011811011? frees Sussex; tips Earl of itaitonricitt from Torringtoo, in the blind of Ely; and Lord CALTifall./. (rum certain festers in Suffolk. Laird CALTHotra curium! htrepitihw Shah she existing smilo **mat procer4 impaissb4rea, aitsie of the LON to from the iinp4rfert woonwer iu which, by tie* Sou& of taking As aerates, the law was carried int* rK•ct. The Petitions were respectively laid or the table. The Earl of Liveatwoot. laid on the table an account, ihewiog the yea of the prices of vAseat, hurley, and Oats, since the passing of the Act, in 11115, so she gorwent lime. The Noble Earl said, that they woahl be found to seindantiate the statements which be bad made aria this subject on Friday night. The average of wheat was fill shit. lines a quartei, barley 42 shillings, and oats 34 shi:huse. if the year 1412 were excluded from the areunat. the result would be fog ad still more favourable to the agricalturibia. CIVIL LIST. The Edit or LIVSRPOOL wowed the thi►d read ies of the Civil List &11. - Lord Macon immediately rose, for the purpose, as he said, of proposing an aniendinent to oire of the clauses of the Bill, relating to the disposition of lie Droits of the Admiralty, and certain other Nods which have usually . been at the uncontrolled disposal of the Crown. lii preposissi this amend. neat, his object was not to suggest the necessity of soy iisquirY into the fonds required for maintaining . the expeoditure of the Crown, and of the Civil Government, nor to ascertain whether Parlia ment ought now to concur in the result of the .investigation conducted by • Parliamentary Com eiittee on • fOrraer OCCI•100. or propose • new arrangement founded upon • consideration of the variation that may Inure taken place in the prices of the necessaries of life. It undoubtedly was his opinion. that a new itiqiiiry ought to be tostituted, which lie conceived would feed to another arrange ment, hut his object at present exclusively was, to bring under the view of Parliontent a subject which, from the circumstances of the times. could not have come under the con templation of the Committee. That subject was the disposal et the Droire of the Admiralty, of the produce of the fo•r-and-a-half per mots.. sod va rious other revenues not usually under the disposie lion or control of Parliament. If • Committee were tiow appointed to examine the state of the revenue of the Crown. and taking into considera tion the probable amount of those casual revenues, it would, he doubted not, either propose a 118811111. Lion of the funds provided by Parliemetit for de. fraying the expenses of the Civil List, or divert the produce of the casual revenues which. during the last toe:try-five years of his late Majestyra reign. produced on an average • sits leas than 600.0001. • year, to some other specific object. When he s a id that doom extensive revenues had been under the uncontrolled disposition of the Crown, he was well aware that the responsibility of the Minis. tern of the Crown mtfordert a restraint to their gross misapplication. Ile also knew that they could not be devoted wholly to the Civil List, for that they were subject to the claims of compensation to cap. tors, and also► of indemnification iii certain to stances to the captured, mud he felt that they ought in the first installer be under the discre. tionary control of responsible persons, from the im possibility that would be found of subjecting the complicated claims of captors and captured, lieu. teals and belligerents, to the discussion of rarlia. meat. But when he considered that the Commit. tee of 1815 had amply provided for every expense incident to the Government. he thought it become Parliament to exclude the possibility of ally home misapplication of so large a surplus revenue es that of 200,000/. • year, which was the average of those casual funds during the whole of the reign of his late Majesty. In examining the Bill now before their Lord ships. lie found a clause which. after providing for all the porposea already specified. declared that a return should be made to each House of the sur plus.remaining at the disposition of the Croats, mid the manner in which it may have Wei, applied. It was heretofore Conaidered as •n established elide of the constitution, that no money should he disposed of, but in pursuance of 1111 Act of the Legislature, regulating a p►iori the mode of its application; but this clause implied the exist ence of a power in the Minister') of the Croon of applying stuns of 11118.11 111 any proportion, sills. jeet only to their subsequent regions:lolly. The former principle of the constitution was f o u n d e d upon the distinctiou of prevention mid cure, :mil it was in mime degree to resto►e that principle, and to prevent the rail which it might sulorquently be difficult to core. that lie filial/11i •' move as •m amendment, that DO pert of the ht n of the Oroits of the Admiralty or of the Four•aud•a-hall per cent. duties, or of the Scotch Revenue, or such other funds as have been usually placed at the d,.. posal of the Crown. shall he applied to such pups poses as have hren provided fur by the Civil and that an account be annually laid before Par liament of the disposal of ".11C11 iltlBl4 as have bent► applied to other purposes." The Noble Lord declared that ha could not anticipate any fair objection to this clause, as it provided for estiy purpose wherein the exercise of • discretionary power was necessary. and only preveuted the dis. posel of the money to IlUtpOin already provided for amply by the estimates of the Civil List. The Noble Lord then formally read his Motiou. which was pot from the woolmeL . ' The Earl of Lialtstronb creole, by no means agree with the Noble Loyd that Ow contideration tins subject had riot came envier the emitemplatio* cf the Commitsee appointed to • to/vire into tI e '-estiasideis of the Civil List in ISIS ; nut could he conceive how. Parliament could have beer. then loew eluded, if indeed it could ever be precluded by soy thing, from cem.iderroy the application of the • Droits of the cinnrolty, and the disposal 9,1' ever! fond within the power of the Crown. lie was asid•-• teennned and ria ready twiny mall In uphold the !seta and revenues of the Crown. and Is. certainly did not think it would be right in Parliament to eater fere vexatiously in the disposition of the fund.. which had lire,, submitted to the deveretion of its Crown, $0 long os the Crown confined its ezpenses itithix the stems limited ; but if at any tiro. the Crown ehould come to Parliament for at, inerease, of revenue, or fur the payment of debts. it swoon! Own be the right, and indeed the ditty of Paelta• Anent. carefully to inirevoiipita she sitgaiaiSbeear 14 the Crows., and irupsire by what cireonsoralicea it had exceeded sty bonito. On this prisicipie I o therefore thoneht it fur to coliclaide, that in the year le 1.5 the 1111 l tee had take+, into considera tion every eiretoustanee connected omit the iecesr.ta sod diskorsernersts of the Crown. and had nut omit ted the disPositiori of the Omits of the Admiralty. tle declared tout be could pee no season why oil to. occasion the House should adopt the Noble Lord's proposition. if they looked back to the history of the revs-sine of Crowe, sod of she agreements between the Sovereieu slid Parliament, they woHIA find that olirDroitaril die Croon had never beers tooth.- ed. The Nolde Lord head isidessl said that ail th'e w 4114.• of the Frown were provided tor, and these ea.nal 'enine-1i afforded an arldni 111 l al sum which Pailia meld ought In sake tinder ll* OWill control, btu t 1.41 Noble Lord rude be aware that on no lorrner ureso. soon was such a power assumed by Paulissneret. The arrangement made with George 11. was. as Ike Noble Lord must tie aware, extremely ditlererit from that 'nude with George 111. las the cow- of George IL certain revenue* were welled on the Crown, sod a fixed roam was tleelsred, which an. to be comadered as the minimum of the ticl Li-t ; but no matter how productive those settled frbf's:ol might prove. ell the surplus belonged to the CtO . .*?:, to be at its uncontrolled disposal. But in li,r of George iii. a l ivcific 11140 We/ easbliii.e.l by Parliament, et once es a Minh/lass mint a maximosno, yet no altrtnirt was then Made to interfere with the Droito of the kdruiralty.the fora-and-a-half pee cent. duties, and thr other casual reveisues. Nor should it be supposed that this reserve o f Parliament Ohi because these revenues did not come under its contemplatiow. for, the period of the arraisgemer.t was a tune of war, and a sum of money was at the time actually in the hands of the Crown. miller the denomination of Droita of Admiralty. The Noble Lord, however, had in some degree limited his claim, and the uncontrolled isiterfereirce of the Crown iii th e disposal of these revenues was admitted to a certain extent. lir time of peace uo sucii fund us the Droll* of Admiralty was in esistence. slid its time of war it wil, absolutely el:genital to t h e well being of the country that this food should be a t the uncontrolled dingo& of the Crown, for it we. impossible for Parliament to entertain (tomato:mi. of emote for compensation to eeptoro, of remitouo., to neutrals, and even in acme cases of restitutiott belligerents. The consideration of such questions must, by the principles of the Constitution, belong to the Crown, and he could, if it was freer-sway. point out instances where by • judicious isercioe of the discretion vested in tlfe Cruwu its the di-posid of these funds, a war was saved to the country. It hail indeed been said upon this subject, tiro the Ministers of the Cowl' might in cases of nereg+ity supply to Parliament for the reotitution of sums of money, but their Lordships might rosily emiceise C:I•CS vilwrein a Minivter could not with pro p.iety make such •n application to and were ouch an upplic.ition made publicly mrgl t tend in some degree to effect the honour of tt.e country, as the discussion of it might endanger its prime. Ile would undertake to affirm, that with respect to the nine millions which composed art casual revenues of the last reign, there was not ore m coistained in the account of their rhoposal re. faring to any purpoves which could in the remotest way rifled upon the character of the Government. During the last war, owing to very peculiar cit. cunistancts, the casual revenues of the Crow.. to • sum most unusually large; but of this sum no part was applied to the purposes of the Civil List without the and sAnc•ion an Act of Parliament. 'Ehis sanction was, in deed, iu some respect, indirecily given, for it, p r ovidi n g fir the liquidation of certain debts cap trotted upon the Civil List. it was explained and understood in Pailiameeet, that so long s. this fund was iu existence, 120.000/. should he annually applied to that purpose. Tits eipplitation was male at various tunes, and under arteral admmistrations, slid even under the administration of which the Noble Marquis oppo site (the Nlaiquia of L•elisih.wii) formed a Lido. Grants also had been made 1., the, younger lirinrclera o f t i lt . R.T.11 Family, and shin His the occasion of the Regency. far the purpwr up one of the !Lila! Inderes for the fre, l eiitit of the Prince negro. %Vali thew rttcri.tt,ll. direr welt fit, lll titmice• wherein any sums were applied front /brae foods in any private or political purpose. Neve. nt any former reign was thr discretion of the Cures viiiti respect to the appliraittio of throe funds let ter,d, hitt a security wig • lirrtti against the 1141%- ilble abuse of that iln.nration, which was lit'Vtr teillblllll , 4l fir fore. Au obligation us now created to lay brfote Parliament every Session the in comas of the disposal of these funds. Undout.d erlly, if at any former tins similar accounts were moved they wirer were refused. bat they might have hero refused ; hot lam a 'Litchi , : clause woo framed. reit • irg the • Misoistrys of the Crown to lay the accounts Wear tither House • , i. .s', • • '~, a a « t . 4 ; 1