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lA W INTRUMENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Sxmainv, JULY 13, DO 01 P. OLIVIA. ~I c 4; j l ~r . I COURT OF CHANCERY, Lteeelffilhielt, SATURDAY, JOLT HI.. , f , ..--.• . ".. •.. .• IRLOPEMENIWITH A WARD DIVACIIIIIINCERY. ... . Mr. ARAD . '', ALL sAtil, that there sta. ametradreb mooed estreestlagly, and 'bat it was ..f that deriteirffire •of eons ' %tech' his Lordship was I. the habit of sleep. Elwin pre "freesee to; he they. fore belted permanent la immodest it. "It was is the ease of Bradshaw w. Bradshaw. A rouse rum at Carlisle had elaped with a years Lady. koorrise her to be a ward ; and 'bey got married terSeetlaml areiast her &three know leder. Mr. HART imerropied the Learsed-Cormel, awl mid he appeared us the Alter Mile. All Om ke'eurld say for him 'Client Was (hat he alight at the Ire of this aserriarte to hire been at scbOol ; fur, ist truth, hr Irma rams boy; mud he submitted, that the best eussrltniem that mobil be come 'ln ',autd he, to order the hay to sower bedew the Allellsyst and make such siittiemeCt spun the Ward es absold be thee Tutted Necessary. ..- • . • His Lordship dl, that the two LoairtdGeilleales 08 " `agree sum that thersailres. • Mr. &Isnot PM said, be Old at wow to se too bud epos the yoane man, and that faeNd is his bead as affidavit, say ing, that they had bUts marth4 bettiokordient to the,ritee of the Church of Eaglard,. red airreabty to the lima *USDA. to nd. His lordship naked hoe that pamilily 'mold ht.? . Mr. Mat replied., that tba, (sly ray,ire uleild• Orr Ilse 'entree oda, that as they,tdref both.artadfileett sad points of law in arse Cutlet wee is fleetioad r be "trey alio monied is their diarrhea agreeable.. She laws of ffeatlaart sod Erseload. • ! • Dr. Swear ext. them explained, that they Wares re v/tarried in Raalard, bet begird that that osightbe aserillevl into abet. the parties w. re brought before the Kamer ; to which Mr. Hart immediately °armsful. DAIS IP. D• 1.6. 'lElie Lemielipeems a Map 'staggered is AM meth% whirl woe, that the two parties, the sae a portstr sad Date arid Hardy, sow Imekiropta;kol the other lible fattier) a. a wit reeatlind bees utemieted before the Oasserhoimieni, sod ib rametism woe lifeieiali Oat Isidistary mowers, were essemolt. ted-se the New Ballely 'prams, its klasebeeter, froth ' *tear they eamobew by two writs of Nakao Coypu, sey• r i. the astibmity 4 she Commissimsers, sad to know w her they had suffichiat remiss for esesmittiorg ; and his Lordship,- *lke eRiRIESIORI Rassioly tato the ease, was of opieitas that its Commamiersere bed /outright, sad tberefore remeaded the Primmer.. V l C EzCWA COURT, ilwriniDAY, Irv, IS. CONCERTI:O BANKRUPTCY nr IN Mr. 11 ****** staled, thit ibis was en sprlicenos to meperseete • coasesimiimi against Joseph Wilmot. a milk , , in the Isle of Ely ; 11111111 he Mao persuaded his Honour would hoe, so ditlieulty ie disposing of the case, whim he was in formed that the petitioejog creditor was the baakrept's fisher —that the act of bankruptcy 'had halm proved by the bankrupt's brother—that the provisidhal assigswer was the faiber--thet she @Horsey who welt oat the comstissies at the stance of the father bed, for the fist time, beets profes sionally employed by him on obis occasion—and that the mes senger ender the commission was the attorney's clerk. Law previous to the commission the father and sou had hems great enemies, bet it happened that the son had got pot elision of a very valuable mill, the propeety i• which be was not disposed to divide among his creditors. The for tunate cirentastance of his ',Wog this mill had saddemly produced the effect of reeunrilieg the father awl see ; it would appear that on the very day of striking the docket, the son, the father, the brother, the attorney, wed . his clerk, were seen travelling together, sod in !sinner titteverse with each other. The party, thus united is friendship by the magical operation of the Greet Seal, proceeded to the Lamb Ims at Ely, sad there sat down to a splendid dinner, eacereded by copious libations ; the even ing sal Spent wish the greatest hilarity, notwithstendieg the approarhin4 bankruptcy of the son, and the piety amused themselves till pest midnight in singing catches and glees. VI ben the I indlord brought in his bill he was desired to put it down to the credit of the baskrupt, who, so doubt, con remolsie.l the parse for his good cheer by the esesselssiee. The landlord did sot much like this delay bat be was uttiged to sabenit, sad be still remised unpaid. The allidtilt:tlistiectiv made oil a case of concert. It appeared that the aituree 7 y had recommtuded the tither to strike a docket before say act of baskreptcy hail beets com mitted; that the act of bankruptcy was a confeesio• of the sun to the father Nal be was afraid of brio( arrested, and could not make his appearance at the corn market. The TIC, -CHANCILLLOK übseived, that Aherne too clear • case to be sent to a jury. The only rondos was, whether the commission was tousle iced and ansisegrd by concert be tween the father and son, and he Jess of °pieties that the allirmative of that fact was distinctly Owed. The poliey of the law would not permit ,• haokrept to ,be the author of • eornrnisslow against himself; It was • remedy given to a creditor. If, therefore, the bankrupt sod the creditor were found acting le coacert, for the peepose of taking out • commission, the principle of policy, es laid down by the 1...tcl Chancellor, was, that each esaissission should be gaper aeird. Coneniring with his Lordship is the jusiice of list principle, he fill himself justified in supers/Ain the COUP. triennia, with costs, to he pent by the fisher; or. if there was any llpprebengioo of his ability to pay theta, is that caw by the *elicitor. this was an adios of teem, brought by die Plaiwilff la TfCCIITfT rertsia property, improperly takes, is was alleged, by Vie Plaintiff. Mr. SCAILLITT stated the case to t►e Jury The Plaintiff had bees • imputable druggist at Newcastle-epos:Tsar, whese he earried us business is • large way. is 1819 he entered into a COOlifillei to sapply oar of the roHieries i■ the ueighboarbood with • Meg, quantity of off, and being. allele's'. to deliver it, the company mooing foe ike delivery, bt-. Dobson determined is go to Hull, to umbraeonr to purchase the quality he wasted; hot as he wished to make a readyuoney perchas►, he considered it wuaM ire ne cessary fur him to coons to London, to raise • tempo►ary loss itas that purpose. He accordingly left ►is born at NeereaMie Am the 131 k of October% inleuding to mime direct to Landow, sad having got the mosey, to r. tern be Hull, Me met with some delay sa the road, owing ►o missing the env!, bet ultimately arrived in Londue; and on applying to Me. Oliver, the present Defendant, who wu a ditstsut relation, be obtained from Mon the sum he wanted, 8001. ; sad deposited neeswly us his lands for that amount. Heing in Lanais he took the opportunity oT srllHng amounts with 'coeval of his tra , lesmen, And giving ordtls for fresh goods. He Mao transmitted 311. to his shoprnan at home, to psy a bill whir► he knew would tome doe, in ease sof& e'en. mosey *Mudd not be likes in the shop to sinner it; aml also directed that it emery was takes iu the concern me& roust for that purpose, a sum due to a Mr. Green, of Negress. tie, Auld he paid. He proceeded frost London to Hull, nod having arranged ►is bosinese there, be retuned home, where he arrived on the 49th of October, having bees ab. neat from the 17th. Os the following day he went is Mr. Green's house, having understood be had called is his absence, sod informed hiss he wished to pay him his de. mend, !hart, la his Etter surprise, Mr. Green informed Siam he could take nu money of him ; as, during his sibs seam, surprised at his leaving home so suddenly, sad his long stay, he had struck a docket %galas! hits, and that this eertornstasce irm karma to several persons In the town. Lou,. teesiisg ibis, Mr. Debuts expressed his surprise and rn,)irn•tioa ; and Mr. Greve offered to stop the proceedisge us Mr. Dobson's paying expenses. This Mr. Daiwa ►e. Ise.d to do; sad said that as this blow had been thus woo toisiy give* to his credit, be was determined to let the mass JIMOS•i011 take its curse and have the thing fully isresti. gated. The sleet is trade on his premwes was lakes posarasios of under the commission. Mr. Oliver was sp. pointed assignee, sod therefore it was spigot bias the pee. Peal actiwir WM brought, as the ground that the Plaintiff lad aol moirailleJ any such act of bankruptcy u just4to the striking of the *kiwi. Mr. PULLER, fur the Dere*.lane, addresied the Jury, sad eostesded, that Mouth the Plaintiff manila alt have in. tesed it, he S%& in Tact, cuinmilted an act of bankruptcy, since he had (trim* Newcsatk to .1. lay the pa,yymeut or his creditors, acid to usable bikiself to tarty into effect his huge speculation. its oil. Mr. Green lad acted tiirty its what he had dose. The ['Misfire ossulart is Peoriag his loose so loagond not bevies elated where he Wasliliiag to, and the f a ct °nil. (iffr.Green) having au seeeptaisce of the Plaia• larsTor'lool. in his hands Oyer cl;se, was 'armies, to rails a belief is his naiad t h at the Praintiff ish'easiorrasewil, sad liad"left his house to avoid fns creditor% sad spas that pi:r oomiest he had work the &pekes. The Learned Conantl rafted evidence to the facts; but the Jury, without ah lhe Plaintiff's Counsel to make say reply, fogad a verdict for the Plaislif—Dasaages 5,000 i. subject to a reference. INSOLVENT L)EBTORS' COURT, SATURDAY, JULY 13. tlistryffittith reasettptie be heard on his petition le be discharged from deists ameestiog to 50,0001., sad was op- . posed by Mr. WRATH, Ile behalf of Miss Bakewell, a eve. dile, for upwards of 11111,0001. It appeared by the 10001. vent's esamiostioe ' tblit be was so literary, and had re. sad fur • great le ngth of time at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, iu 11.airestershhc. la the year 1904, Miss Bakewell, who is a I.ply oeconifiderable fortune fa that seighbosrhuod, was Millard to appoint the losalverd her mewl to receive her teats. and barium greet confidence in his integrity, ad not beteg is want of mosey, she allowed the prisecipal part of the mosey to remelts is his lauds, bearing interest.— Tba. coatinwed fur Meets yearn at the end of which the Ileseireat was imiebted to Mins Bakelite,' is the sons of fur which he thee, in the year 1819, gave her p heed with jedisnest se a security. The lasolvest, in .Opagemilieg fee the disposal of the money, stated, that be ,peterilimaill as estate, sod built • house um it, that cost him epossileffilled, sad admitted that bre femme at the time ffitslenit armee& as more than about TAAL a year ' sod his householdd expemes aloes amoented . to upwards of 8991. It also appeared, that he was is the costliest habit of hoe. rowiegamsederable some of noose, from different persons, particeleely Mr. Greedy, to wham he gave a warrant of attoreey far 5,6001. Itlthongis it appeared by the ia solveet's schedule, that the hulk d 111. debts had bees welcomed before date transaelioe; be *See that be be. lined Unwell solvent at the time it Milk place, as be thee 'aloud his estate of Nocris.bill, ea which he resided, th 1441110/., bat which was since math depreciated. Miss ashowell, is she mouth of April, la the rat 1818, she. mesided a security fir the moue, dee to her, os *lab oc. easier be/omeber his heed; bet le the mouth of August failowieg he aseigeed WIN his property to Miss VISC , III I in ✓imed of a debt of 4,8A1N., alleged to be doe fur sesta of mom, burrowed at various times from the year 1703. /lad at the MOO time be' assigned a life Mterest he possessed in his wife's property N hie sus, as an holeasaity oxalate two heeds of 4001. each, is which his sue had joined him. it also appeared that he prepared • warned of attorney la foveae of Miss Vincent, his sister-is-taw, and sent it to her from Leudus, to enable her so take peesessiun of hie fur niture, of which she availed herself, sod bought the fund. lowest the sale for 4801, sod which furniture still relighted is the Ineo/vent's boner, in which Miss Vincent lived for many years past, paying. him thirty pounds a year for her hoard sad lodging. The lasolveat admitted, bet with much difficulty, that he was its iesolvent eirronistinees at the time be gave the hoods to Miss Bakewell sad Miss bleirent. Mr. Haste mid, he world withdraw his opposithie tribe Iseelvent world ere 'thee, effibeogb it was the eleveath hose, agree so give op the property be his.l rot. veyrd to Miss Vineest and his ma, for the geseral beeeit of the creditors, with where they might equally share. The lasolveat said, as he had already bees combined mere months, be woald prefer lakiag the judgment of the Court, to euteriag into as ammagenseat which it might not be pos sible/or him to falai. The losolveet, is the - none of Ms examloatioa stated I that a mosidmotial rimer, sr The Anise of &OMB, had made oat all the accounts he promoted to the Cued; and said his nantiokoce I. Brown's accurst" was so great, that he (the lasolvem) was willing to swear to their truth. Mr. Hamm addressed the Coast i• aggravailva. • I The Chief C4llllllllidokiwr, in pronosacing the judgment of the Court, said, It was quite clear that the losoltert had ceowayed his property to his own family, to the prejedke of all his creditors, mod au doubt with a slew to his owe ; bench as a nomia-tr of that family. The judgmest of the Coon was, that As • Insolvent should not be en titled to the benefit of the Art ulna ire 0440.4 t; ire cow- limed for a period am enetodong two years and four months flow the date of fling his Petition, at the suit of all his detainiag mid opposing creditors. Mr. Comte applied to the Court oil behalf of Mr. ro ice, of Uncoiled, Imo, sad sesewtoten other eredite7l of the la @wheat, powyiag that Mr. Price, sad Mr. Marriut, banker at 1 Ashby-de-la Zoork, might be appoiased moimmes. . Mr. Cominissiower HAtuttll--••' Price is hit agent; that will sot du." Ye. Hearn said he was aware it wu not stool to oppoint • female assignee, bet ia this ease he shook' be that Alias Bakewell sight be sopsioted. Cot'tT—" Let it he so; bat it is os the coaditiou that die contests these matters." Mr. HMATI/1.--" 1 MR lattrweffi 10 My that moist I. clearly asides stood as the medians." Mr. Commissioner Haants—" la this ease I east help observing, that the luicilerat owed 11,01101. at the lima e began to meeive Mite Bakeselts rests; yet he has sebeasOi to swear Slat he rossidered himself at that time to be selblisa. It is a bad ease frees begasaias to owl." - - , LOY))OY 3 SSSIONV, SATURDAY, JOLT 13, 11111NallITANIV OT K. 111OTOLTIIII, £LDO*Tr s 'IRS RI 1a IitARICET. Some time ago a chhrge was brought by some of the Inha bitants of St. &staples Ahlgate, against Mr. Maynard, a malesenan in tl.e market, foe having laid a quality of skim on the moth side of Higb-strret. The Lord Mayor beard the case at she Illsasios.hoose, when after conaiderab!e (flo atation, it was aimed to by both parolee that I convietim should take grime made? Mr. A. Taylor's Art, sad that any appeal shotald be made to the Carlin of Quarter Sessioui. This day the tippetl eases tio to be beard, when after ergo. meat on both sides, • Witnesses were called who proved that etresagera were to the habit of selling skins la the plate cot plateed of; which was • Market as lung as the witnesses could remember soy tieing ; that the mark. t ramified from Whitechapel to the ildisawies, sad that the skins were exhiblird is the cartage way, which however was not stopped lip is the intoute. mimes of pawners. The anwswoest Nen slated, that the Coon were of opinion, that the Act a Parliament did not comprehend the questloe before then, wad shot whatever groutad there alight be for the panties tint the akin Market teas a nuisance, they were not cornmeal le decide spur its waits. The conviction was then quashed. As Captain Wiabitrarlit slicer on half-pay was walking about dusk on MOWAy evening, near the Serpentine, he was attacked by a and it the appearance of a beggar, who beaked him down, robbed hiss of a gold watch, and ilk-mad his escape. n •~ S{ The Arab, Capt. BROWN, with i6O convicts, , from the hulks at Portsmouth, for We Diemen's ~L ead, sailed &torch' , MOIIIIIIg. She atilt Laud stores at Port Jackson. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock 24$i Imp. S per Ct. Atm. 78& Spot Ct. Kld... BO 79 hides Bonds.. 55 53 pr. $0 •_, , Ex. Bill., 2.... 1,0001. 111 pas Ct. Cons.. 79114 f 3 3 pr. • poor C•0t0...... Dario Small ....4 6 pr. Neer 4"pe, C 0015... poi Lottery Tickets,2l/. Iss. Cone. for Ace.,..... el Bask• 4 Ante.... $o 1.16 sofi POLICE. ~.s~t, BOW-STItl On Sktorday last firfilimis ftivard wps bought to tie . cave from St. Martin's watch•licome, on It-charge of rebbieet the Old Slaughters Coffee Howse on the precediag evening. It appeared by the eiridersciaalr:Ttairas Austin, • caltiv net.makev, who resides opposite, Mat on Friday night his wife saw nowt her hed.ruom winilew mime persons about fbe toffee-bowie, and she suspecting them, tub' the witness so, who weft dews stairs to the shop door, and from tame observed a man in the private porkier of the Toffee-house, is is a kiad of • souk. He reaches' out his erne as fir is he could; lie hs.l a pair of caadlestieks in his hood ash he tried fo the them to two wren who were outside witing, but he could sot reach them owing to some dwarirailisp which are before the windows. Witness crossed 'herbed, and beckoned to the landlord of the Mitre, public. hoes* stet door. who was observiog their motions, the two men seeing them, immediately raw off, sad the mew who was in lb* par lour endeavoured to getout of the window, but the witietia remained oataide while doe lasdlord west is, and the Prisoker was fouud in the parlotr. Thomas \Woolley, one of the waiters brimming to the Old Slaughters eolWee.h ow i e stated, ire cunscpieuce of the bar maid seeing the pulse, door open, he went is and Observed the Prisoner is the set of coming owl, be asked hi* what he wanted, bit be made so reply, and summered out some words, sad at that time Mr. Others, the lasellord, came is sod secured him. A pair of silver pepper Cll5lOO Wee mimed from eel of the roma, the candies takes out of UM Candlesticks, sad the diastole a Moe of disorder. The 'Primmer said is his defewee, that be went info um 'muse mereljto intone the landlord 'bat he 'Si being rob. bed. This could sot he syssaihte, because the parlour MI • private oat, Cid Only used by the family, and the room door was left locked a inartee of an hour previews. Ma was committed.- Georte Slowness, an unfortunate Yorkideireman, woo lireeiht tb the her, chained with different offences, ender eeriest* eiresuassatices. He was, IN the lest place, charged with asi assault of a aeritrits nature ; then with stealing a toss horse chum, or gig; is the third place, with steal*: • horse sod bolter, and selling the former hat ow this charge he was ready to enter on his defence, saying be bed sot stoles the halter, but oily borrowed it 19ttt the fourth, which was ter bigamy, was the only 'chili. entered into by the Magistrate. Mrs. Amy Banos stated, that on the lath Jase, lett else woe ssitrried to the Primmer at Kingssuo- . epos-ifs% sad aisetly afterwards they came to Lowden, whore his studies Sowards her was such as to force her to ureters to her wive place ; epos which she ascertaisedihat the Primmer hod hem married, on the 18th of Jaaoary, 111111, to Aso Molter; Is the chaprlry of Blythe, belosging So the parish d Baselay, and county of Turk; and that after speeding she proms, of his Ant wife he left her in • state of total &vitiation. The solicitor atroaditsg Mrs. Salton then produced as thenticated espies of the certificates ,of boa marriages, mid begged that the Prissier might birisitigabodell emit the arrival of witness.* (sow os the . road.) TM Prissier was accord ingly remanded. IRELAND. CARLOW QUARTER SESSIONS. CARLOW, JULY 8. On Thursday an extraordinary ease of deli bill was based ,‘ecided spun by our Assistant Barristers the action far rent, in which Mr. Edward Morgan was Plaintiff, au& Mr. William Ebbs, Oefendast. As soon as the proem was called on, the Attorney fir the Defeedant objected te. the additioe as being • miarsoasier:—be said that the Plain tiff was styled Esquire, whereas, as best, he was only a sim. pie gentleman! The point was argued so both side., with great learning mid lageouity, for a considerable time, until at length, his Worship—being Int, with the mistime, of • law dictionary, deleted she true sensing of the we'd esquire—deeided fuzee. Defeedast, by dismissieg the adios. It now re midge for us to cooties throe who may be under a necessity of suing forehat is due to them, to lake good ears that the process abalite filled agreeably to the stiict letter of the law; ea/ that there may be no mistake in future, on woost of the deffereiseet between esquire and oesilieresee, to give tat legal debaitioa of both wo• rds, according to Cbamberlayee's Magee aritairsias Mantra. —Amoni the lower Nobility ire Ealftfrlit, be called foam the Reach word Barriers, Bovitiperii, be cause they were wont to bear before the Prince In war, or better sort of Nobility, a shield, lance, or other wetrea, sod Illerefore they are called Anaigert. Of this title are drat alt Viscounts' and Barons' eldest isakead all fisco . i . ts'isd Ban/1W ••••r• ti die jaw ut cagoule; ail the seas of Eels, Mar. %aims, and Dukes, arc Esquires, and no were. Next are the Esquires of the King*s body, mentioned among the eaters of lbe King's court. After those are reckoned, Oho eldest sons of younger sees of Barons, and of all Noblemen of higher de. gree ; then Knights' eldest saes, and their cleat sous for ever. Next Esquires created by the King, by pelting about their peek a collar of SS, and bestowing on them a pair of silver spurs. Lastly, divers that are in superior public *Mee fur King or Stair, are reputed Esquires or equal Esgiuirev, or Serjesnts of the several slices in the King'. Caters, and nth• r carers of rank and quality; so Justices of the Peace, Mayors of towns, Counsellors at taw, Bachelor* of divinity, law, and physic; though mat Of them see really so. Gentlemen—This kind of honour is derived front the Tre. leek and Gothic nations to the rust of Citristesiduto, and wets • Peen known in any country where she Teutivele and Gothic easleais were unknown, as in Asia, Africa, and America. .41 gentleman is properly one whom ancestors have beets Batsmen, sad have owed no obedieere to asy man besides their Natural Priece ;Ist Masi Is propriety of speech no nisei is • geatlemao who is not hove so. Bet ie Englsud, the King being properly the fountain of ail homier, he can mike • geodesists by charter, or by bestowing an honeareble eta ployeseut Spun him. • The title of Geuitlettian in England (as of the Cavalier in France. Italy sod !train), is not disdained by any Noble. man. All Noblemen are Gentlemen, thong* all Gentlemen ' are not Noblemen. Of mane ill Evokes are Gesileusen. —(Carlow Mot rang Post.) 11.4r414. IN7'ELLIGENCE. PoßtsaloUTif, JOLT 12 Arrived the isffiareng frost India, left Madras or the 6th March ; and the Forte from the Weir Indies. _ . Sail.d the Hearten'', tVolltelm, for Amsterdam. • TALMOUTH, JOLT 11. Passed this Port the CoMamas, Stephear, from Loudon to Bengal. Arrited llw Doke of knit packet from Lisboa in Illdays. DEAL, JOLT 12. Arrived last night and ',nett for the !fiver dm Borneo, Ross, from Batavia ; and also to-day ihe WrIIJ lothaa. Cook, from Aaligoa; British Tar, Clark, from Umbee; Isabella, 111'N eil, from CU 'halms, and R icbardson, WilliMasos, (mot Demerara. Came down frogs the River and remain the Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, fur Vag Dirmen's Lead; Delon, Cheek', for Ceestautiseple ; and Hercules, Dew, fur Jemmies. -ses- A letter from the Cape of Geed Hope, dated May 3. sap•--" The Mons at Athol, Deelvd, frees London to Bengal and Chinn, having caught fire in her after hold on the 10th alt. In let. 30 30. 3. lung. ?t. E. pal is here on the 113 d, sad from the gilinstity of water thrown into her hold, it is auppesed part of her cargo is damaged. It blew s strong gale et B. E. es the sight of the Itilth ult. thorium which the Par tridge. Bradshaw, that arrived hereon the 181hfrout Bombay, parted from two aacbors and weal to sea, but relented safe on the let lastest. The Twins Robson, frnm Simuterland le Quebec, is die nmeted tad atMeignewl Is the Gall of St. Lenience. The Comet, thoviv. it to the Riau from Ilatleira , piassed i• the Bay of Biscay. as tbe 14th instant, • quantity of wank emmisitag of masts, sails, and rigging, 'nosiest': 1.01901. tog to a tent! of 400 tans. t r `1 CbhN BILL. „ . , 'THE EARL OF LAVUERDA LE'S PROTEST AGIINS I T TOR CORR IMPORTATION BILL. Bretiose the Bill repeals the regulations as enacted by the !Ash of George M., chap. IS, whereby, after lone and mina”' •xamination into the state of the aerie-allure of the Lulled Kingdom, it was . by Parlistneot provided, as necissary. to afford to agrieultore u degree of protection Aral to what Ike law gives to other brooches of industry, that iris... from abroad should not be expoied toiiale till the ,price to our markets soluosted to Rosa amid at a time when it is admitted that foreign wheat eau be iorpoiterl at ass. a quarlier, it masts that the foreign grower shall is reiterate adulated to • com petition wish our fproners wheel wheat is alt 711 e. • quarter, ow paying • duty of Ils:for the first three mnistba, sod after wards of l?s. till it Hies to 80a. Varier this Bill, tlierXore, the farmer will gel Only be de_ prived of the monopoly be enjoyed in the blame market, till wheat attained the price of SO.. the quartet, but he will be exposed when it is at 70s. to a competition with the foreign grower, whose wheat, value ass, may, oa paying the duly of 1714, be brought into'illir market at ne per quarter, sad after the ports have been Open fur three months may be bold at 47e. us it will then only bet,. • deity alto- Thal these regulations are ruinous to the agricohurrl inte rest canoed be double 4. The petitinee ea the table of this House, is the ationgfst terms deprecating the presumed alle• ration in the lair, sulScieutly display the °piston of those whose habits titre Alm Practical knowledge v the sallied t whilst the Genemittee themselves, from obeli the proponall emanated, by disclaitaist all liatention of readeriog empire the present conditroili of the British cultivatios, ard pro ' posiug, as the Bill easel*, that the Ilseth of the late Eisg should remain is force till wheitt rises to dOs. • gamier, have elcarly avowed their opielon that the Bill, aka it takes rf- foci, must prove injurious to the sainifactoriag interest. It is to me, therefore, • sibjeet of deep regret, whoa the disarray of the British evident°, is so feelingly denrelbed in the numerous petitions on our table, that this Hondo should enact a regulation which, tho ugh it Is only to take place at a Wore period, cassia but produce immediate dimseideat : fur to me it appears that evey simile of political discretion, and every feeling thattlatirkteit a generous mind, most suite in plating out, that dist moment in which the Legislatßee is nowillingly compelled to avow its incapacity to devise as: means of presto, relief for the distressed farmer, is the time of all others in which it might to avoid aatiourseing a Cetera ' Injury to his despairing stied. LAUDERDALE. LORD ERSKINE'S PROTEST AGAINST THE `THIRD READING OF THE CORN BILL. Dlssitirriltnt:—Beestese the Act of the 6.5 th of the late Bing, chap 26, which is partially repealed by this Bill, was brought itito Parliament by his Majesty's Ministers to re move the admitted impulicy of ..limited importations of fo reign rails; sad 00a. per quarter for our own wheat (and other pain in proportion) was with the rodeo deliberatfoo adopted as the lowest price in our leaflets which amid sus tain foreign competition, under which, therefore, it was eustled tbat our ports should be shut. {ltemise, Vote an obvious defect in that Act, ehatover wheat is our wisekets rose is 00e. per quarter (other grins in proportion), importation was left free sod unlimited, by whichlhe protecting standard immediately ceased to be pro tective • as foreign wheat might then generally, as wow, he imported at shoot 311 a. per quarter, sad to any esteisk there by maimfestly enabling jobbers and speculator. to meelersell British powers, weighed down since the late war with a pres sure of taxation never before known or beard of is the world. Because, this defect in the Act of the Milo of the tate King Mee became the subject of universal coustAsint, three mil bons and • half "maims of foreign greet MONK come free into our pfirts, and at very low pricer, before their Whig shut iu February, 1010, 10 the great depreuiop of our markets ever elate. Because she priors of grain front this and ether causes having ceased to be remunerative, essay Petitions were pre sented to hisleans% Moisten, add ill both Hunan of Parliameet, praying for relief is I his respect; sod thermic*. a Committee was appoitated to consider the justices( their complaints. Because such Committee, as appears by itS Report is s former Session of Parliament, having proeounced that sign tattooists of every description were maintain then capitals without any present or expected returns which could be re. nseeerative, the House of Commons directed in inquiries to I. nonmed to the manse Session, fee the expanse and only Ceram of originating some further relief from the ruinous depecomen of our markets. Ilmanse the House of Commons, therefore, is thou coesi deratku of this subject, had no other duty cast opus it he the whole goatee of ha own I...e.vaSts_-;; t not ime,d sat- i to the universal complaints's throughout the ceustry, which unanimously attributed the distresses be the soda. and impolitic opening of the ports midst she retails% law, without a reasonable sod fixed protecting duly, wet liable to he defeated by frarJuleet averages, nor disturbed by pace teed duetuatloes, whet the peas were epee or shirt at the adopted standard. Illrcause it was therefore with equal surprise aid regret that I rend this Bill when it was brought before as, which might to have been instantly rejected, since it panes by alto gether the complaints of the P'elitionert, which its authors have prefeseed all along to act epee mod to relieve; mid eh though the superabundance of supplies ever the densiods ese on umbels had bees declared by his Majesty's Mennen to be the grievance', yet this Bill enaceoeutsbly adds to them, without maniere or mercy, by leaving the ports open at 'Ms. though beforeshot until Ins.; sad by kiting loose the bonded grain at the lower standard, thole,. sow is the cotantry to • gent innount, sod without any protecting duty; because wait it is siotorions that fortis* wheat (other grain iss pre. portion) may be generally imported al about She. perquarter, a duly of 175., which, when added, anovuols to Oha, eel), neon, is common sense or CO.IIIIIOII heisesty, be eesislJtred as soy security to the British grower. Because, to least nevertheless that Ibis Ik/ernes cheep in the existing law is a great advantage le those whom it p ohne, to relieve, though against their own waivers., se expressed without a siege exception by all the Petition upon err table, is le mannish' an opinion, which, lameste honestly mid ably suppin Led, may be eon.olered by the suf ferers to be as ~founded as it appears to me to b.- absurd. Because, from the greet prepunderneee is the represents ties of other classes over she lauded tensest in the Horse of Commoas, the petitioner* who base laid their ealamitbus rendition before us naturally looked up to this Howse fur eontitutioeal support. The Statute Book is Oiled with al most innumerable acts for the protective of set manufac tures aid commerce by duties sad prohibition, whilst the seeenty of landed propesly hoe heels wholly regleetrd. In deed, she, I eintemplate this sadden invasion of the with of the late King, at the very moment whew its protecting provision eagle sesolfeslly to have been encoded, it seems to me as if • course of experiments was on foot by philo sophical theorists to aseerhate under is bat accumulated refi ner of unequal taxation, and unequal competitive with ea taxed enunitiev, the impoverished cultivators of our soil tee possibly contain to exist. ERSK IN E. = SIIRRRSAURY FAIR. • ! 'This fair on WeSeetwie 'y bad not a selimient supply of fel , Ish-asts, Who+ ware quickly bought al 11d. le Old. per li.; mores wenn elm rather advanced : • grasser, who booting 4111 1 14- 111 Cbeder fsir, tie week preediar„ and secideutslly hirensiglat them here, obtained • peels of 300. par head. Owe deem (a email supply) wan 'bowl 18. per cat. beyond bell !'fair, ls. 40s. to 475. Id.; middling &tritons. to 385,; Mon Wls. to 30a.; batter, la tubs, Id. to ed. pre,lb.; bacon Id.teell. g ballot Id. le 61d. Tbere was a coamderable all of wads: coarse les. ed. is len.; See In. tie Ills. per atone; lambs' wool • 1041. to 1M: per lb. Sheep, elm Tuesday, were 1.., ea. t • 3}d.; bat pigs were net omens.. sad rather ins the rise in • price. At Streit°n fair, inovl obtained similar pies tie these above stated ; and there is au impeessioe that Sae wools .111 nut dechwe ; bet the permanent state of the trade imam' bamolows time foreseen. $lOll WATER AT LONDON FRIDGE TFIIB DAT. Murals' 63 after 10. I Ev4Wag 34 Act 11. MARKETS. /Prom tie London Npv Prier Csrrent FRIDAY. JULY 12. COTTeN.-7The c,ollon 'market has been in a very depteeted slalf all the weeai the perchaaes are too itteettaiC•rahle cooderrate; they de not excet..l 200 peeked"; there n,e nU parcels prettaitte upon the rtek•i, yet a small redden°. . 1 the priced multi he lal.ll. lhe lettere hod itirerpa‘,l uh,. monied are mere favourable as to Cinema; its common, see of the deelmiag priers, sad the heavy market, several aeratortr public sales Lave bees otthdraol, to ausieipatem abetter market. Surtaa.—The show pf Mstareves this week has been foi e , bat not so to 4 supply as generslty aritteipsted ; there 1,,• beta • food demand, and the average site will exceed 1,600 Ilitdr. per *lay; the colours , descriptions coatin•r in ere.' . e . litest,and I boardsof Jamaica. bare realised 7.1. r 76s ; ile low brown deariiptioas sold 114 • Is. lower Ull TOrSday at public sale ; free brown 50.. a 5!.., but purchases cannot be made by private contract, at such low prices generally there is a gaud demand for Moscovades, and the market ip 'psreaffy improving ; 130 casks Barbados's, by public sale, weal of heavily, at rather lower priers. There is little alteration is Rrflued 'owls, the late advance casual be realised, yet there are few holders pressing sales, and the supply at market is still very bmifrd : the groceis 'continue purchasing rather freely far the hawse trade; for eVistart there is little doing. Molasses are to day tilt a Vic R.I. There is no al ieratioa in Foreign Sagan, 44d chests of vanaah descriptions on Wednesday soW, 111/8 white 375. and -11114 ►aa kited 33.. a 351. sd. Cones —These bare been very considerable public sales of Coffee this ;Jerk ; the whole bare gone off fr. ply, awl at steady prices There were three sales this foresaw, eve. sibling chiefly of orate sry Dutch Coffee, which sold freely at the late prices; good and fine ordinary 113 s. 116 s. raid. dling 1315.; middling Drimioics Ins. • 1305. ; fie. writ,. nary Jamaica (victory mixed 10th. • 1011 s. 6d. 4 ukterra 1 v the Coffee market may be stated faddy; the defeated genera, and rather (queasier. Suess.—Pisvate is sot 4 'much inquired after; dlidg wells at Sid. mad Sid', good Sid. a 94. 223 chest, Cleves by public sale this forenoon met with no offers, die wok taken in at 314.1. Pisturro.—By public sale on Tuesday, 206 bags Pretests, middling quality mod. coed, Rtea.—Carslies lie. toadies's is Rewind and enteasire devised ; the good quality arils 325., ordinary, 30s. • 31s. TOSACCO.—Teisceo continues neglected; the only pur chases are incoosiderable parcels to the trade. Insidaw.—The FANO Indis Company's sale of Indigo, eon. silting of 2,232 chests, finished on Thursday. The fise aid good goal it tee soW 3d. • fld per Ita. lower thesidie last Jaawary sale; the middling and ordinary qualities, of which there but few, sold 3d. a Ad. per lb. higher. The Madras sold from 6. 6.4. • Ss. I Id. per th Wier Gill M. per lb. higher than the January sale, the quality good mad middling, the qesattiv 82 &Cis.; the following is a staiemeat of the prices: —!8{ chests from I Is. a 11. Pd. per lb, ; 1.577, from 10s. a Its.; 227, from Rs. a 10.; 38 , Tram Ss a 95.; 83 chests from Is. a Se.; 17, from Co. a 7 4 . ; 30, frees 4s. 114. 6s; free is. a ts. 4d. 11 bags wsreliosee sweeping, Ss. 7d. a ea, Ots.s.—The first report retiOeetiag this year's Greenland fishery has bees brought by a vessel arrived at Leith: the Names of nearly nevem, mewl, are give., wrenciaa ander two fish each, but as An gals is *a earl, see (20th June), the etcetera has little t al present on the market. Item, BRAND*, and • Hours Ds.—The very reduced prices of Rent attracts the atteahlow of the layers sod speculators ; The enquiries 'continue coasiderable aad isre.erssing, sad though the actual purchases reported are still inroasiderible, yet there is evidently aa impeoviog market; the prices are not nrhaaerd.—Braidies are heavy and lower.—Geneva is 'without alleratioa. FOILEI ON RA PistED.—ba future this seed can be intport ed is British or Furtive (minis obsesses.r the price of HA. (iliac British seed is at or above 201. per last. TALLOW —Tbe &sued fee liveigo tallow continues waited: the slat ket is laisgoid sud declivity. NiNTIIIO9 OP ctesptteits AT ?W COURT OF COMNISSIONRAR 01# DANIRUPTs, TO-1110RIROW. —wow- M. c N. Vioonst, OM Rest-rood, draper W. Miller, late of Penlooville, mid Combat', *err chart W. Yossg, Si. Mary-le-bone, and J. Greets, Camden Town, tsar dors-- II* 3 1 w. D. Giostiove, Wilsborse Minster, ammasoo.brewer S 12 It. Laois, lobo, cabinet-maker 3 12 J. Cimpord, sew. Mitcham, druc.grineler 3 11 S. Parneline. Nerreattle-street. jeweller .... . 3 12 E. altimbswa, late of College-bill, merchant J. Robertson, Old Itroattstrret, riterelisst J. Harland, Toticolianteoarrt-roatl, haberdasher S. Meodlism, Isle of Bryanstone-street, merriest 2 1 H. R. Abbott, Thrwemortuo-street, siock.broker J. Bothwell, Mortbeld Bleach worts, whittler J. W. Carter, Lust-acre, eosch-plaier . 2 12 bIVI DEN DS. S. Hassell, bilionton, print seller C Hopper, Little Trinity-lane. Inca-dealer ll E. Mackavoy, victualler . •••• •• 11 J. Hoskin% of Pessyllelds, sod T. Morris and W. Coo stable, Blackwell, builders W. and J. F. Lin, Esterousier-row, ribborsoanuf.c hirers.... CERTIFICATES, W. Barnes, formerly of Liverpool, sod late of Deacons. foods dowries, wierekoal.—T. Sootier, of Mouirreartivmtli, Durban. liter.—W. Dovidaos, of Liverpool, enerebant.— G. Hodson, of Benito!, leatherfactor.—W. Kermoile, of umpwa, woch.l.—c. W. Rudd, lab, of Broadway, Worcester (but now a prisower for debt is his Majesty's King's Benda penman). risaltster.—C. Knelt, of Manion. Gloucester, quatrysnau.—H. Moos, of Hatton. garden, Middlesex, auctioner.—J. Bell, late of the Free -11111•011.11 Arms Dowitabire.bill, Hampstead, Stiddlexn. BIRTHS. Os tLe 28th ult. st Eaglau.si, Hew, the Viscosities" Kilessniie of s ash _ Os Sonja, last, at Bale-Yee Cottage, Rosisty, the WI of the Itrir. Craves Chile, of a daughter. Ow the Sth Mitsui, at Noinsose Remo. Jetee7, the Lt4Y of Coussissary-General Pipets, of ■ daughter. MARRIAGE. On Mosday issmiag, at rawer Chord, Waterbed, by the Rev. Homey Bohai, Lieut. S. Newport, 39111 west, only N■ of Mr Mows Newport, of Mae lily, ►n Ma►y Anne, youogese daughter of the last Juba WWI, of Drishase Castle, cosine, Cork, IFaq lemspediately after the ceiernony, the happy pair set off (or Bsilyglan, the seal ut bee sock, Sir Joshua Paul, Beet. DEATIIS. 1 Clifton, on Taada♦ 21, Er derick, yosne , l ant of Archibald kisoksleys, Emu of bloscopy-nna, Os Weilsesaay, at her how is the High-sweet. Pm"' . "tooth, aged VI, Mrs. Merritt, relict of the late Jaw ilterrlit,, ,Fay. of Hasler Hospital. the 3d Unbolt, at Row, is Fromm Abrahams Lad. low. Seq. of Heywood House, wear Westostry, Wilts, Me ''of hie Majesty's Depot, Lkateoati is. Oa Friday rwortitag, Julia. eldest daachter of Otwile . Henry Cruichley. Esq. of Sioweiric Hill Path. flit Saturday seateichill, William Cooped, aged 8b years. He was 5t years clerk of the parish of it. Margaret. Lyme. Iha faithful sod atteative discharge. of she deters J stir' aloe rewdered hire saivelasily reward. He eraohowrowr the grave by six grave-diggers. his pall repperad 16 7 ." ° garish (-kirks, cod was attended by she Ism parish delta ' of she town, together with the fuer seldom. is taw.. gauss. Printed and Published al THE SRITHIH PESO sad 'THE GLOBE Oder, N.. 127, au..d h CHAILSII CORNWELL, et the !band. = Nib..