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• / , 6- .0 .0 • .. p-I,l l 7" A ' ff 'eel • • 1.- i _Y• . . . Pt. ir ( ••i , I r ) • '..r - h. 4".. • i::\ ' :;• . • .1" )...,. -,_ •-, ' .411,..1-tir...,. e I ,ii h.).•,vit. toll ._,. ...... .1 1 1..... •,..... ....•:.,•. • . i i . §..t. • . .. LONIN)N t F 11114117, JULY 14 * 11120 PalOt.rdi . - - . , . . . ~. ARM? CONTRACTS. ANTED i n Rep by Ow YEAR. Jot Mg that ilsegatatiets or rnatosagyaiisa (Wiper IPidi. 0 her end her children I' *map' . gage 0, triteeple Cagausaatal Daelorninwr. Taconite' W the WORT END le 11711191, a IMAM . 1 " 1 ".._ 1 4400 ,!! , be falai 'added ihne wise ell* ere fad" : familia herd is the grrolest ewe of *.Mouths, awl Cananeas, Jima 7, 1920. VOWS, with nietwalene• Air a Lausey nth 11111110. 6 Its ' s ' • " m u "•- • 4 " 2 " — t" ailas" l " 6 ,_,• l " M k brought op • large food,. thee by we ortirlorstal Ir=„, I,- , tandon " 11. V ale ; 1416 ii* """"'"`"' *minion Motive to their olorriege; 1 1 ,4,4 elikte,r . N OTICE ner'onieseetry to *apply the fulleirlop Articles for .. k9 "" a Mr. 1 • 4 "" , 1 ""m"`" I "MN . . Itelltinde• len dsla lade. IMO 4 1 •40 1 4 km. 66 y ew. ark " .4. ° 41411411W-tilt ‘ el At em- the se a of Ms Anw,Pix.— aniastnren, Geoeveaer•sgthigh 1 • • eilnaina it , that it wars, ibt inland add a& 'nit:elites ef she the omit Oho 1 lIRtAD, Ey AT'S wild net amide. el . the Moisteseteser. "" •41 :_.,_,,,,,,,,,_" 1 . the mori ll .. Pew e ''' wi'llril. til *Pa". ilso Alf, irolliri., togilkrir To his Majesty's Lour) Purees in 0111110111/4•111te, QNllllfre, ELM L i oftwi t yrry c assi ko as H it vr, r 4 ~ . 1 4 , mad oweeennalaseme ieagirkak_aa:ma da1•_ 68 40...." 1 " 14 * toretiohaisa Wit at ihmorillides is gespasalk, one insald and Barracks, lii the ouder.meotionsed Cinsitties:— Sleek woor.sirres ClornwaslitagillNi et M. Harnailliet, an •-v..... =4: o,.______ll4ll"l ` 1 " , 11941 " . ”'''' I N "'" star est th at Homo •eady Vey Eye dugs augos Beats (larsulluso she Tows o f Hisaciword); owl Durham ow 01 ,.. 4 . 4 ,„... bmw , A ss soh war w ow Wikpegi 1. V1141 V 11 ! - " M 1.111 0 11P•41.411. • . • . ,„ ..__,.. ''' ' (including Huly Ishinel).-As iilso Bread to the Household o w p„bli e. c ao , i „„ N N, b a y fore fed, s ari , N abs ry, " tie laakimalea. lettleallis• allealladadra . " e V" ' 4 " Pm " c "" 9 " * "" i MINOkeill14111"."61 . Troupe in Loath,* and its Vicinny. L .. the Path 0111149 sin ennowily charged th.; doltethdellithitine• *gad " """ 1 whisk will Ise One : eal fr.* ' ' ma la law of the costal!? Pet hie ietit illd'4, lad i llidkr 4 I ' &he 1.4111 ii obis:lWO • • . set BEEF AND MUTTON. err usually sold ot Mk.; hew Illatar4u•st Elk Mu t Ids.; 1 i lls mode o r eferii i. air • • rica tiM " al- • -, ~ • eri Aw rk i ft • equally el ta liroteOlsi Vis to yyrearil i ITo his Majesty's Lied Forces in Csatoonsests, Qatrters, Ladies', Childowes. sad lleevolslo Bloln ; withovdertMlev de. . therthire ,. hi „ or la sod Bar-rocks. in the ouder.iweetioaell Counties :. ocriptiew. on ettursity km terms. himself- ,sotiog. that be dm. not lama essople Condit/14nd; and Gloucester (including the City iiii Bristol.) Thal the Deliveries ere to continence on end for Ike 25th day of lingual sent : that Proposals in writing, sealed upsod aisrkett " Tender for Army Strpophos." will he rervived at this Miler, on ire before Tuesday else Volt slay nf July isolinst, Gentinnews Old this ashen in entleaspe. •• to wain fizdet awl a onagetoa. g sus. he he bi *m o od . 10: 4h, dente belt th ose shot had the saisatiloss •Or II 12111 avt.g, tit*. PIM* aulamieedabli *r a ~tht. • . tom *Ace 0 warship . m ile thing/lit Not thelight- WO. 51Y.775 eras D.W. r Tuts DAY e Pisa a the snit patintln orstl gun tsos wee Ohre II gloom c 0.,.... imi g 6 ,41 b y cAnytexg.• . 11 ; mg ~ . allAdiediee. 116 41 111 . 1 1 14 ..._ , lite penile *admit sibisised Abe sip of I ;Ant (but mole will lie rceenr4l offer Twelve to'Clorls on shot dsy), "lee% Ne• le• cerneliMg• ma No "theii 4 leest• CAS Mit "= • - sail. if ern' by Post, she Postage won he veld. - . eft% arid Ilse, eftweesde ebteiotel die age ef' Ns Proposals nest I. fee& mpavetsiy ?b. 'RA ortity. "a im • " 111"1 " .. 7 14 r""" 116. 6 4 16 i rdieWilig CalPie4ll:l " ll.l. 7 .9141 / 4 ' IS. ' Sitlellaill'W * aill. "111111.111141 "":11.1111*. t trir5 a1." 4 1"...." :". .17000 13 t he a 7 l.ll 4. vili**.l.W e " Pillelit elid 1 feb5 id"4 ..11660.9 . lit" . eiNg Pit "Rb P`ormal . .ititai him the inter viorh ft . ipi. Val , erif/IRt igigF42,lllllAl "vii by' feu Pe r 4 ' ?PM ot —". y. 4kiiiiig Ai leenne bowel! with Ow . 17; 11 ' 4 'PO la' ibi:anitiont shied in the printed Pin, : ' " anolatiPleitsilie dirgerifonnaani a the Convert ,• and so ilhustiOnl Weßitte orlliteil oaks, mute ow • ;whiter) Tender. LIM 2,4010 • lalidelle Piii t arespresigal in words at inset; tool shout., it .,stns varr ... ..... SW 17.409 WO 13,1Pe led I 14.11h7 100 19,77:i ISO - 'l: .N' . • et • • - - A" ..el ea" 6 " 4 "9“ 04 1- 6, 1 618 4 8 100- ► i ha eme esprit lona% ii. if Ilse toot's'', ititi rim • • gga Stal " tae EaaPira "ma eualasgagalm stem it. tithes , !ties esitil . theliiekriotised et diet • age, eni sot sea Newry and Coo 11111:1° any nay retaanerne the lamina, he seined In . . A.,_. - ..__ r his en to ha own use, without einagnstatian, It is Balms i l 0 40 14 " I t i l l e 451 . 014- 11l be t a lc."" -•••-•-•• rig. 4 " ail& dual ..., palitimsftc.,, ewer. hew b, i , env i iva db i Arrow*. Ala the law veer steed, wheat ass .trogoa- Cooney Basks (eves if the said 81l did an pas this owt of ratty then was is* . it, Its a ease whew a eagle his P•aelli venire, at the age a upwards of thereanne teemed the fishy °this farmer oily. Which to wt- ; 1 - I l• _ - 1 • N ÜBINER 5493. KING'S, ',if:Antic IVO-MORROW EVENING. SATURDAY. Jetty 15, will be performed Reasitirs celebrated Ores of TANCREDI. Eud trf the list Act, a NEW DEVF.RTISEMENT. After Ow Opera. the Ballet or LE tasactiAND WP.scLAVPs. 7711111ATRZ-NOrAc. HAYMARKET. rHIS EVENING, FRIDAY. Jolly 14. * *ewe TOeeeelaMil Address will be epoltro by Mr. Terry. atm Ytkidi will be performed a Comedy. is Ogres ecte, celled TEAZING MADE EASY. I.lllgditi. Mr.lVrry ; Glowaserat. Mr. Jaws: Gamow*, Mr. J. assort!' Pelts' Posiorsl (find time). Mr. Farley; Mitres (Gist rise), Mo. Williams. Mrs. Tease► (Arai timer), Mee. lire's; Mrs. Crovariffla, Mrs. Corisoor ,• Miss Crionepiuse, Mien Leigh; Molly Mixers, Mrs. Raker; Miss Manly, Mrs. _ _ _ With the loterhole nr A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. 1 Colintel Freiriorr Mr. Joao* : Lord Rims, Mr. isroord. algsbeekiMiltik,t • Alter i•thit)., She i•at rf1441r.. *; "" 4)4 LOVE LAUGHN AT LOCKSUMINI.' s 11%0. Mr. Williator; Captain Bekhdr, Mr; Deraatedri ?Aid feria... Mr. Meredith ; Risk. Mr. J. RoatieH; Solaimas Lab" Mr. Haatioood. Lydia, Mre. Garrick. • . . Roan, Gallyry . ;',.2o.-.4tioattAt G. let s. Tire Doors la he *petard at Sit 0 4 E1844 i i•d tiii saw to begin at Seven. • • 1. • ti Places for the Bozos It Ist takrailf : nr. ihtudighamc • - 411' the Theatre. a r:. To-morrow, Tbs Iran ChM. with Thdffiatt 19 7 ,tarr. . VsOf erseashe rallitesl ,ellastepribiol isepreesibardetridi the cuatiasassee of the Csintract oo . 'iTresspiesicseild he ramified by vistas of the wane, the ausouus jet ifie.flukraitesiu she C.sorienet mad Bond, raid in the Aral meta ibeTootreetor, shall be reloaded to bias. Parj• • not she Coalmen may Ile had opuo applieativa at I heti/mese the Houma, Tea and roar. P.llls.olll.llins of the Bread and Meal nosy be sera at the 011iasoblliree• the Hours of Tether awl Teo. T iPropos! P pewee), rets;lve, _ age of apsearsis years. say calories/ resmusirralimi fur he eserliriaa par forth by him Is rapes's, labour. sad Intellect. in perfect as art, by the adaplialref which (by . lhe Bask of F.selasdj She Neat itself sad Ilse Phallus will deriteas assay hewed " That your Paillasse, therefore, prays dial Isis ease vas, he %lieu isms eassiderasioa, aad that be may be heard by himself, his Apra, we Comassel, is simplifies el, of his claim to remuneration, bean she said Bill he allowed in paas him a Law. ALEXANDER TILLOCH." IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF I.OIIDS, ?min" Jvvv 13. Mr. C.uoper, from the Treasory, presented papers 'brim' so aerosol of the sonnint to w eagn ~r ship egisp l e y e a Memo Great Renato and Ireland ; and the sosonnt of too made of ships employed by bulb amid/tics in the Hattie trade. THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLUM °PEEL* STRAND, ' - 1 • Tins EVENING. FRIDAY. Joly li, will be performed Hie Entertainment of • • MY UNCLE. BRIDGES, Mayoß. The Peritioa was received, and ordered to be laiJ before site Curnosince no the Bill. Cninnibilore Jokely, Subtle, Mr. Broadhurst; Florid,'lllr:Wressch. Elko, Ulu Love; Flounce, Misi I. Sirs colon. After which. the onpolar Melo-Amnia called TWO WORDS; Or, SILENT NOT DUMB! Sir ILl.lohussul de Guy, Mr. Bartley; Toisaere, Mr. W. S. Chaturrley; Tstbelte. Mr. Premiss • La Fleur Mr. Wilkie. son Hosahelle, Nita Kelly ; Lucie, Mies I. Streams's; Hostrss, Mrs. Grove. Tu which will he adder,. the Musical Farce celled 11' AUL FOR A WAGER! Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. Mer,ington ' ; Bub Lovelock. Mr. Her. le . ; Donkey Walker, Mr. Wilkinsow ; Knotilis, Mr. T. P. Cooke.. 174/11•11, MOPS I. Stevenson; Mrs. Kildeary, Mrs. 11 . 51,01/e. The spacious Saloom has been soil' tastefully lilted op %title a new design, representing an Illuminated Odessa! 11;a, deo. and will be opened as Natal at Eight o'Clork, for 14e alusillabes of the Sreoad Price, which commences at Nine. A COMMON COUNCIL, losltlro io shoCHAIINER of She ' DIIALI. of CITY of LONDON, um ..... THURSDAY. the 113th day of July, 11840; INDBOLVIID I,IIIA9IIIIOOSLY , THAT Ibis Court home learned. With the deepest regret, that the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor had owed Revers' bodies of Dragoon Guards 10 lie assembled in different posts etintigeows to the-City, during the late Sleeting of the Livery in Comnson Hall, congested fur the purpose of voting an Athletes to her Moat Gracious Majesty Queen Caroline; and that an Orderly Serjeant, from the Cummanding (Meer of the Dragoons, was its attendance seer Guildhall, while the maid Address was under cow alders, i4lO Ols the motins of the Marquis of Imisstows, they were wider'', to be primed for die use of the Stied Colllllllllli t tee tot Forrigli Trsile. The Earl or trataroreuvor brought wp the Report of the Gmionsit.e UM Pelle.% Divorce Bill. The Bill, wish lire awarailritruir, were agreed to. _ _ Mr. Brugdea, Sir Willis. Curtis, and other Members s.f the Horse orCitatiaons brought up the Leolidos Militia Bill, his late Majesty's Serrault' Pension Bill, •ad the Extra Post Bill, which were severally read a first time. . . Sir Juba Owns awl other Members of the Hauge a Com mous brought up a blesses, front that WOW dot 1114 Welsh Pities Bill hall Item brewed up to their LordabiPte .1 Heuer by saistake, mid request's' that it eight be re trenotl. The Portpairick Harbour Bill war read a accord time, on tba station of she Hargaia of Dowmantals. . - _. The Earl of CAwstattroW presorted a Petitios hoer Mr. Cheeks Pitt against the New Street Bill.—Laid ow the table. Os the seethes of Ohs Earl of S.Aintesavenr, the• Bill was ref e reed. Laird Fitsmy Somerset sad esker Members of the Rosso of Culeteptolo thought op Ike Beek Nose Bill. Mr. Itrimitee and ether Members of t►e Roam of Caw. MIMI brought op the Miro Coldisossios Bill, the Navy Prise Nw, Rill, the Fisheries (Inked) Bill, the Putties trick mod Dosegisedee Port Bill, She Diosabolied Militia I'.y as el Clothing Bill, the Militia (Ireland) Bill, S h e Sevin Oinks Bill, the Royal Family Provisions Bill, nod the Comet et Chancery (Inked) Officers' Compesseefue Bill, which were severalty reads Aral lime. DUBLIN ELECTION. Laid SIDNOTUTHpreiki lited;Petition from the Lord Mayor and Common Council of the City of Dublin against a clause in the Court of Chancery Bill (Ireland) prohibiting Mastro, in Chancery in Ireland from sating in the other House of Parlia• twist ; and stating that Mr. Ellis, who holds that olive, hid just been returned by a large majority of the electors of the City of Dublin to serve in Parliament, and praying that he might not he af fected by the clause in the Bill.—The Petition was reed and laid on the table. Doors open at Half post Six, and Ilas Performance to be_ gin at Serra. TO-1110MM A Core for Roessner—The Handlback—and m.isiJ and Agnes. BANK FORGERY PREVENTION RILL_ _ The Emit litchi Company's Volunteer Bill woo reed a Nimrod time. VAVIHALL. TUN EVENING. NKiUAY. July 14. * GRAND GALA, comprising s Concert of Miseel laur..us Nlusie. At the end of the first Act Madame and lalsarsiniiselle %mei, with Mademoiselle Adelle, will exhibit nthisired Performances; and, at the conclusiow of the Coneril ‘ will succeed a hritliont display of Firewoelze, by Signora Hesiglerr, when Madame &mai, eigooptetely rave. lop. J in a volume of Are, will achieve nee sairprisias lions on the Tisht Lope, al as elevation of sixty fret front the ground. Ailiniseiiiii 3e. ed.—Doors open at Seven, the Concert to beim at Eieht o'Ctittt. rnUSICAL CA BIN ET for Portal& IN. sTRUMEINCB of newest Invention and improve ment, particularly the new PATENT IMTAI. HARPS, enlist ?Iretn little loptromesitiss, which prodirue all the getters! effect of , the large Pests' Harp, although not one third the size; they posse's such peculiarly silvaldageoir. properties (like portable Instruments adapted fo r Ladies) that no other has ever been found capable of. The following fe t arty serve ne-some specimen they are capably of phiOng Mimic generally, in all the key,. with Neal fa t ility—they accompany the Voire, as alai the Pisoin-fortr, to Hurt, &c. delightfollyi—are very soon learnt, and of very moderate price. They may be seen mud beard, and only hail rif E. LIGHT, Retie Professor, the ltiveutur and Patentee, N D. P. Fuley-place, Cavendislutiquare. PI B. Al this Cabled Ladies are also completely instruct ed on the Dila, harp, the Piano-fort, in singitic tec. Pupils also attended at their own Residences ia Town, and at small distaseestin the Country. A sa 'rhe Dital Harps are peculiarly well adapted for Tra velling abroad, ice. being insured tu stand all Climates. CNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. IkRUSSELS. POINT. VALENCIENNES. _RP nod NORMANDY DRERSES, SCARVES, YElt.v. LArrufs, HULLS, RUFFLES, Br. (fiw Court and Ba ll Dimwit) masidectured upon CRLIPICS' Patent principle. which is • decided icaproremeut upon soy kind of Lace bit berm produeed. Die P.untabree 110 !kit the attention of the Nobility nod Grotry u. thwoweel and *truest article, also curious iini 'Athos' of ammola, Poirot, Vateociesnes, mud Larra. wiwrauted to retain their peculiar cleanses, otter repealed Sold, Wholeaele sad Retail,392, Stiand. Manufactory at Binford, ~WMlinebent. Un the IN September, ISt°, the Bantams will lie removed to more commodious Premises, 147, &read, near Sauternes Morse. FVRTHER irt the PRICES or PLA I I. GLASS from IWO AND A HALF to TWENTY-FIVE per Caul. BRITISH . PLATE GLASS COMPANY, 'Estaldiehed by Act of Parliament, 1773. 'rim Trade aad the Public are nsir..riftilly itllar.ne.4 that a very I wire asemineent of CA*4l . I'LA re GLAi.4 conti nue, 011 sale by hr. James se cr etory lo the COlll - at their Warehouse, All .place, Ilf.ckr,i .11 4 . briater ; sad else by Mr. William Romer. at their /dams. Grimy at Rtwouilwarl, near Present, Lancashire. The Commie, lake leave to state, that their Stock a superior quality mud brilliancy, and ruminate of an elegant meortmeol of .Pier and Chimney , front t; to 132 inches in kagth, sad from 4 to 1111 inches in width, &fru Convex arid Costive Mirror,. from 12 So 38 inches shame ; ter; sad Plaits of various dimensions for Windows, Sky lights, Cowboy Map-sashes, Lassieres for HAIN, laiglir Houses, ate.; sad that, in conteqateuee of the late reduc ', You of duty.iis tlaly, 1819, the Caanspaily Shen redeiced their prices TWU *MILLINGS AND NINE-PENCE rr foot impertleial; Hwy now ananance is the l'ohlsc a further re dectiors. ea **ark from TWO arid a HALF is TW ENTY VIVE PER %CENT. as the Glasses may vary in sig.-. From Mowery great improvensinsts that leave taken Flare lissudiselory, since the Incorporation of the Com palsy la Mu year 4773, it is sehnowledged that the Cotn peop's helm ass he superior 110 se, ethers snsaelsrierril in i t Europe Resolved unanimously—That this Court, as the guardians of the sights of their fellow-citizens, view with the whitest jealoway and alarm the interference of a military force upon such an occasion, ati inconsistent with the rights of the sub. jeet in a free State, haviug a tendency to overawe the Li very its the discharge of their must important dotter, and IV subvert the principles of the Latish Csoistitolittu. Resolved unanimously—That the appearance of such mi. Mary force wsa no less eaknlated to inflame the public mind, and Peelle tumult, than it was hostile to the privi lege+ of the City, injurious to the character and loyally of the Citizens of London, repogneut I. their feelings, and a direct violation of their birthrights as Englishmen. • WOOUTHORPE. SAMS'S SU RSOLIP I'ION CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Nat. 1. rr. JAMES'S STREET. NITILLIAM SA MS most respeetfulif isfewny 4 the Nobility sail Gentry, his Sultweribem, stud Lite rary Patrons, that the NEW CATALOGUE of his moms. sive Circulating Library, to which be has mireetly made meat inhalation of the 'oust oud moat popular Wuths, is various, Imisielirs of 'Aerators., is as. ready. Terms of Sabacripti 0000 may be had us application at the Lib rar y —Subscribers in the country may deputed sit their • ureters being executed with accuracy and dispatch, sad are immediately supplied with every Niw Publication ow its appearance. lEW NOVEL. Oil IVeiloieselsy Mid will be published, • Y A 11 lEI . Y Nnv..l. In three volume.. Ry RIAZ %11F.T11 PRINCF.N. Printed GK IT. Ertel nagii, Library, 170, New liund.siteret. Where toßy b. 63.4, The New Ronusetre of ilte AS 3 vole. This day are linhlished, el•ttautly striated is Sao. price 3x. STANZA , to the QUEEN, Nod nllwr Veem, By the Bev. LIONEL THOMAS BERGVEU. iroa tell ale what you wish fur, both:—try ruin. is file year Christian essreaxel? Oil spun ye; It. ix above NB yet; there site a Jadge Whom no Kum ea. rorrapt."—K I'M. Priostrd for T. and J. Allman, Is inces.street, HIUSOOTT. square. ROBINSON CRVSOR 11.1.Usl*RATED. This day is pootoloolord, elegantly primed in two viola. octavo, Mush atoll with Tnenty-two Ewgrariogs, by Nr.C. Heath, from a Series of Designs by T Stinkers!, Esq. R A. prier V. i!s. in !Hoards; on royal octavo, price 3/.1135. 6.1. in boards A few copies of the royal octavo, with Ike Plates on India paper, prier St fes. in !wards, K 1.1 ER and ADVENTURES of RO- E KI NsoN CRUFOE, with a Biographical SIMI Critical Preface, writiten expressly fur thin FAitiar. Priuteei for T. Cadet! red W. Davies, Stramd; sod W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. •.• A very trotitcel Number of Ike Platen separately, without the writing, are taken off on India Paper, price SI. ss. This day is puilialeeil, in one large vollowe octavo, price 12s. is boards, SACRED LITEIt ATUILE. Review of the Principles of Compositios laid JUNK by the late Robert 'moth, D. D. Lard Bishop of 1.4.11.1 ~,,, io his Prirlirctinno and Isaiah, and an Application of the Prin ciples so reviewed to the 111untration of the New Testament ; in a Series of Clitoral Obsetwat inns on the style and structure of that SacrrJ 4'ssistnie. By the lice. JOHN JEBB, A.M. Rector or Abington, in the Diocese of Cashel. Primed fur T. caste', :and W. Davies, Stessot; sad W. Blackwood. Edinburgh. Of whom msy also be had, by the same Author, SERMONA. un Subjects chiefly Practical; with Iltuatra tire Notes. a n d :m Appendix, relatiug to the Character of the Church of Foxlauil, as distinguished 'both fro,,, softie.. Brooches of the Beformatiou and from the wookres Chords of Rome. &cowl price 10s. Isl. in hearth,. Tbis slay is published, handsomely printed is V volt. Sao. folio 31. lba. in boarolo, a new Editions of HE Illtill)ItY of ANCIENT (;1(EF:(:E, a. its Colonies and Caulwesls. Part 1. Front the earliest aerosol's, 01 Fir Itirition of the Macedonian Empire in the East, inrbmiling the History of Idteratore, Pbihtesrpbel, a•iil stir Fins Arts. Part 11. Crab:acing the History of she Altr.eid from the Dons of Alrsandrr to that of Aiivisino, wills a Surrey of preceding Perilids, and a ensi iiham ~,,, sit llw Iliainry or Arta nod totters. By JOHN 411.1.1F.5, 1. ice. sac. Ilietoriograpber to his 31ajealy fur •.• kirk Pail is gold separately. Part 1. Pries I/. 14a. in boarth; Part 11. hire 2/.2a. iw boards. Printed for T. Cadet! mild W. Dania, in tie Strand.; and W. Blackfoot, at Eilitiburgit. The lidluisiug retinue' was petaled by the Earl of LAUDIMPALE " To the Right llosonroble the Lords flperitstal and Tem poral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sod Ire. lewd, is Parliasseut seneestiled • The Iseesble Peltflbe Altintoskilillook of leadigton. " Sbewetts, " That iu the year 1791 year Milord" peemeeted to the Amok of P.stglamd a specimen if a plan of regrawiter, calcu lated to prevent pie forgery of Bask notes, ecrompansed with • certillcate, signed I/ Messes. Francis Kareihnizi, Josses Heath, Thomas Holloway, William Stomp, J. Laud seer, James Feller. Willis. Brae, James Basin*. William Leary, lout Miser eugravers, emirs. each for hist. self, that ' Mei could oat make a espy of if, and shat ' theidid sot to-liere Aid ft mold la espied hp noy of the hams arts of agreeing;' mod recomeseedieg it w the moiler of the Bask of VaigNed wan art at yeast outwit sod eakulated mut merely to detect, bat to present the forgery of Bark notes. That the mid species's was emoted I. consequeuee of a wristee permission from Mr. Giles, the Governor of she Bank of &Klaus!, mad as a verbal prostate from him, that your Petitiseer shook' he well rensumerated by the Book if his specimen could not be copied, or possessed the admin. Sages which your Petitioner ascribed to his art, nod as all events that be should Ise paid for his trouble and expenses. " That Ilse Bank engineer Ohre a Mr. Terry) said be could copy it, and in about three months thereafter did re aler/ what he called a ropy. " That ow the 4th of hay, 1797, the said pretroded ropy examierd before • Committee of the Bank Directors by Messrs. Heath, Flitter, Byrne. Sharp, Unilever, and Lowry, all ragravers of she first resilience, who all declared 111.1 the pretended copy was nu more like the original, than a brass courier like a rubies. _ _ _ _ " That such of she Engravers as hail sigma the first-awn- firmed certificate having, after the said rxratiootioo, also compared the said pretended miry with she original, alms gave your Petitioner certificates to the PANIC effect. a Thai the hank rejected the plan offered by your Prti limier, followed their old plan foe upwards of twenty years long. r, to the great corruption of pablie estorals, sad sacri fice of human life, and never paid rot Petitiourr any remit• aeration'. a That is the appointment of a Royal C.oninission in the year 1818, to examine and report toss the best means fur the prevention of forgery, your Petitioaer laid Woes the said Corawniesioners souther specintea of bisect, and exhilsiiiNK 1.4 nit insprtweineat; sad staled to them, that Wei Witte a profemioaal artist. three specimens (oldwithstanding their certified merit) mold give but an imperfect idea of the per fection of which your Petitioaer's art was miseeptible; and also that the specimen* agreed to the Ramat mid to the Cum. missionera were not introit...l as the furor of time that should he adopted, hat only to illustrate your Petitioner's art, and the variety of execution of which it was susceptible. a Thai your Petitioner has since learnt. sail believes in fart, that the plea wow adapted by the Rank is the NNW with, and differs St the principle of executives (ram, the plat. offered by Pet it iouer twenty-three years ago. a That y Petitioner ham area a Rill. row before your Rizht lion. 11,1411 M, emitted, ' A Bill for the further Pre. yeution of Forging and Coitalerfeilial of Ronk Notes, i• which there are various rissoles, satrobstrol. and, as yoor Petitioner believes, and humbly solosillb, intearird to pre vent him from 'sing the art at .It he was the origi nal inventor; sad which, he Introhly labials is an act of great injustice. a 'lime to 'prohibit the exercise at es, eargbet *term. awing. on the pretext of preventing forgery; alma* as mach op. posed to the proven sod impeueroscat at the Art., mod is consequently as impolitic as it svnold he to prohibit die 'irking for /umiak.. bat ..... • and many brioche,. ..f nwtallic armament, on pretext of lii.:stering the correct coin from be ing 4 , tei f. ited. a That suits the said `.II was introduced Mts. Ilse Com mons Move of PAVIIIIIII,IO. yam Pelitiorme had aoialseview with the Right fluourrable Nicholas Vaissittarl. Chaacelliw ale. Majesty's Exchequer. at which weer present nevorit of the Rio elms of the flank of &reload, whets the said Bill 'was *begin to your Petitioner. with Altruist oberstirree is trorird to he mink. therrou, hy which 4 elm -010,-esse poor Petitioner woold neat hiserty to proctira bit owe aid without iururring the penalties t.(the 1411; lot ato Weirs- weeir6 4 104,4. thus was ',guru*. d sly/T.l. ericaleterl re le p e a. ut S. secu taairr any rreatiovti.to far ievreerri. hp the 11.11, it MOW Aprolll'4o'4 to sloe ate of t se i dt of m Thai as Miss ionvirs► It ran constedoil, soothe Ott of . . ar .. COURT OF 'CHANCERY REGULATION WA • (IRELAND). • " ' The Earl of CARNARVON said he rose fee the purpose of wskiiig* the Noble Lord opposite (Sol. mouth) if it wow intended on the pert of his Majes ti's Ministers 10 move the seemed reschog of t his 8111 ? Lord SIDIIIOUTH replied that it was not their in tention; they knew nothing of the Bill or, its merit. more than the mere karowliMpte that such .11111 did exist. It vols. howe►er, open to the Noble Earl or any other Noble Lord to move the secoud reading of the Bill. Lord REDIIIIDALE mid. Ise was of opinion that several of the provisions of the Kill would he highly beneficial to the suitors of the Court of Chancery its 'related ; but he did nut think that it wesst far enough, as it only went to regulate the conduct of the officer* of the Court, and slut not notice that of the Solicitors, which from his own knowledge re quired much regulation, they were in the halm of puttnig lotto the Moods of Comearl such a useless masa of paper., that •he sesta often surprised how they could state a case to hint so clear as they sled ; and malting but the industry cud talent of the Irish her could have got over the great &Acuity caused by the Solicitors et the expense of the suilurs. The Earl of CANNAILVON sniff h. was convinced the flinise would feel greatly obliged to the Noble raid Leal tied Lind. if he would take upon 1 • self the finwarding of the Bill through its different sluices. Lord REDKIDALE would he happy lo comply with uhy wish of their Lordships. He then gore notice out he would move the second reading of the Rill on Monday. and alms moved that their Lordships should be summoned for that day.— Ordered. MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT RILL. Lor;l4.l.l.ESBolloUGHsaid. Ise Mtn,/ to shove tl►e second ►eading of this Bull, he felt how deficient his abilities were for that purpose. It ass a Bill that ws. not unknown to their Lordships, it having been on their table three times in three tion'errtst Seosious. In his opininn there never was a Bill of great► importance before their Lordships except that it sought to *mend. He would only state four carer, which would convince the House of the utility of the Bill. The case of Johnston and Parker, where the marriage task .place in the year 1796. seven children were the issue of the soar. r►sge, but when it took place the hualosiod w►used five weeks of bring of age, on which *resold the marriage was annolled iii April lass. The owe of Hap and iVatts, where the marriage bruit place with the suineut of the mother of the wife. who was a minor, the mother thinking she was a widow, a« her hu►lwud had gone to sea, and hail not heard of him for true yews. He. tweever, returiied, aid the want of Ins COINCIIi at the time of sine os.►rriage of his daughter was the ground on which it Wan dissolved after 24 years of coloaliiiing. The case of Jimes red Moslems:W. where tl►e mar riage was only annulled sloe last Court do), miter the parties had cohabited for 38 year., on account of tl►e y of the husband whom the marriage .was celebrated. The cove of Little mod .-- was similar to the last. He would sok, would their taw&laps permit that an inoinceut woman ehould .see her ehildeve beatarolieed, mot she. we their mw• Cher, declared a prostitute, en account of the pew jury of the thee who might to be the protector of married the sister Oita fanner wife, **heels is ',d ottier place . **uteri' lie called iticestuno., the riage would be ausisdiede but the sour ot. ceettsous marriage; *her the death of *lime or the parties, would be legitimate. There was sm other case, whose is iseashmaiodfadow itersied molt the colored of ell his go ans. bubenty *Pe nature oils obtained ; was it to be 43..irite that the man should be deprived of the eliste• of Ina au• crater* fur this crasiasiOn Hutrianity folossd se— the law of God and nature forbid it ; sad be heel ed that their vote that night would declaim . , 41st the law of England did forbid it.—(7lti 114 N a, . Lord them sot dom. amidst loud cries of " . Ater." fro* both eider Vette House.) The LORD CHANCILLOIt Said, alter the aoatteter this subject had been introduced by the Noble Lord, it was with (Liu that be found himself coin yelled to vote against the second feuding of the. • Bill. lie bed am doubt but there might have beets many cases of very great sevetity coder she Marriage Act. since the year 1754; and if the present Bill was brought for tho.e *offering wider it, who meant right when the 'marriage took piece. lie for one would not object to it. The Nu-' hie I.ord had said the Bill required great consideta tion, and it hail received it—it had beets before their Lordships three times previous to its HOW bring lieu on the table, and the last time their Lordship. dui nut silo* it to he discussed, because it had been • before them and rejected the Session before. Tinge was nut only a civil, bet a sacred contract, Staid there weight hr 19 we et/ instances of those kind of cases under the Marriage Act of greet severity, sod of such a nature that every man must have an anxiety to relieve ; hut this Bill had a retrospective e ffect down to 1754, which would shake the fa.. mily rights of slums* every family in the Coun try. For instance. if a marriage was declared void in the rear 1756, and the honours acd estate had gone to another branch of the family. and the bead of that brooch had even the high dignity of silting in that House, the present Bill would deprive him of it. It went to re. beet all notes of marriage' where minors were con. earned. although the greatest perjury was used bringing them about. In speaking of morall, it would be much better to say at once, that all mar riages were good ; it mould be ten thousand times better for public wisdom to pronounce that all marriages. good or bad, were legal. than to leave it to the caprice ref en individual, am guard's'', to say at which time the wife should cease to he *pro.. Bite. and her children bastards. He was lierfectiy satielied, taking it as a moral subject, (list It ass much better the Act should stated, than the 1;.1 of Amendment should pass into a law. fir agreed that iiiiirrtage once celebrated sl td never be disturbed according to the Act of the 26111 4.1 George 111. There were certaiiily cases where Parties had acted under mistake, and he had nu berita.ictis in saying they ought to be relieved a. tar as l osable without disturbing the general law 0!B the subject. For the reasons he had qtven, shirred it his duty to say tioo-conteot to the second reading of. the Bill. . Tie Esrl of Wassuoiti•No said, if the Came was such as had been described by the Noble and Learned Lord, and there was no reused), st would be their duty lo submit to it, but to has opinion the only way to come to that conclusion war by reeding the Bill a second tune and going into a Committee. lit his opinion itisteml of the tieing an atnendrueut of the Act. it was only sit enforcement of it. As the law now stood, sr it sr. hoed to property, sixty years p ion gave a title ; but as it related to marriage, sixty yews pia. ion would nut give a man • right to Iris wife —(A lungh.)«lintler those considerattous he would vote fur the second reading of the 8.11. Lord REDESDALE opposed the Bell, on the ground that it ought to be prospective, and not retrospective. Lord CALTHORPS supported the Bill. and ht. invited that it did net receive the *import of the Nehle and Learned Lord on the Woolsack. The Earl of LIttIiRICIL was or (mignon, that the Bill ought to be read a second time. fur the I mo. nuke of going into a Committee nn it, when their Loidships would have an opportunity of making amendments to the objectionable parts, mod if the other House of Parliament did not agree to them. it would give them time to consider the aintsaitneui.. and frame • Bill next Session on the subject, so ni• to meet them. Ile hoped therefore Oust the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolsack wonielatto. the Bill to go into Committee. The Loos CIaaNCILI.OR said, he did nit fouler stand what the Noble Earl meant by the. Noble and Leagued Lord allowing the Bill to go into a Committee. He would tell him, that the Noble and Loaned Lord could Dot prevent its beleg com mite" if it woo ibs ewes of the Mawr that , it ••4 :* c pi * . • ' x i 1