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• . . . .. .. i. to adhere for lag* of 'evoke. Thee easeese estressied gllmoassiout of the bilk drawn. 1 0*.aulisi feetasheil. (het the item *periled raptured mrilimo's "11. sot diabondr4 hems. Ms. AbbertMlWestillAbolibll the bill/ inelladrai regglig the rupees, of diebandieg Ibilletellet 41 % IV I . owes slut it bile ivories te Ike Blaine Trask. Abolishes Bill to Aide, thug abet , it old Pao" esenhowese that id wesekl lead to eeselidreable additiffisel ex. • 10"1" in use nieriti ; but Ow fiheeld owed/eel that etlib , 'esoseiesti wins for whom 4W. lege me ought In be lo t Alienate' as worth the lOW. tibia 111. ne • eSiallir "tool for colourist periwig.% .. • o ? '.•• • .. . Tfie Regulation. were thee egpred raiikli hem gives be beausiis • Bin penitent thereto. , ..` . • EAST INDIA YO BILL 444: 16 4 Mr. Cellitselighteemed she Oriker the Day for the Com. us i 1,... .., shr Etat Seib T 818. i All. r she Hawse traohred itself lino she Contotillee, stle.Cagoltto wad, be hod to introdiste • clues. which I he issiderateirml ereseld rearm the objections taken by Gestic. muss opposite to ibis BI I co r p s as for Ilse piarresesi preeplieg, /hot Ow eXpetbaell abe of volonteers aboAl be paid .... if the CAsetworreisl Feed of the Said 'lions Competsy. rt. thee preepeesal e thane to del eteet, nod &seem* that of soy illiewasiess were to arias Open it, at the Limn Timid bee t more goieveeimst Iles. le t it. After a few nerds Areas Mr. Roots, the daunt was read a E.•l time. The 15.... resumed, and the Report was'*. craved to bt received ow kleweloy next. LONDON MILITIA BILL (al the nation of Mr. Alderman Wools, the Loa I'S lit. 1.4•.* Bill wee read the named titer, sod ordered tis be ane w 11144 for morrow. IRISH COURT OF CHANCERY BILL. 01 the motion 4 Sir J. Nsivroue, the Irish Court of Elkaiseety 'MI was rend the third time end passed. EXCESS OF SPIRITS ACT. The CSIANCELLoII of the Exceetteue noised the Order of the Day fur the Committee us the Excess of Spirits Act. after the House resolved itself late She said Committee, The eiIANCVLLOII of the Excsistivett proposed a Reso. 'moos, Thai is be an iswirwetisis to the Colunittee to re. pre' so merit of the said Act as relates to the prevention ..‘ the sale of spirits in England, which were not spirits of ware, brandy, British gin, or Ceases. The repeal of this part of the Act he shooght necessary, for the purpose of sriviiiig the Irish distiller that reciprocal charm is the F.eir bob market, which was simulated for by the Act of Unicia. Mr. BRIGHT denied this comitruction of the Act of Uno, and strusigly opposed this iostrwetina. He said that the Irish spirits whirls would in She event of this repeal be imported iuto the English market, to the injury of the distiller here, was of pester strength than any other , 6 ° 4 of a higher proof shim that regulated by the Articles of Union. It would he smuggled in to the injury of the regis ter market. The CHANCrLLOIII of the Eli:torques replied, that the Act of Union authorised the introditetion of Irish spirits into the English market; the 54th of the Kiag regulates" that moon a deity in proportion so the bright of the proof. TM. 57th of the Kiri alined that; end he was merely anxious to restore it to the same slate it bad between the Acts of the 54th and felllo. lie meant that Ilse Irish spirit should be adenine.' liter, not above owe to ten of proof on ili: hydrometer—the same strength us that at which the En lists spirit entered the matte' fruit the rectifier. Mr. :Haggles VITSOVIILALS forcibly contended for the justice of the proposed insirosetios. The Hon. Member for Bristol (Mr. Bright) had eotirely mistaken the meaniog sod spirit of the Artieles of Mimi; he seemed to roosider that Ihr principle he advocated hod hems originally suggested by an excess cif rmoggliag of Irish spirits into the Windt mar ket. In that he was entirely mistaken, fur the exclusion of the Iris'. lege' distiller was the object of the previsions mow rune,t to he repealed It was the exclusion of the fair ...1.., that was effected from any competition is the Nag- I-sh market. The egret animated was accomplished, sad ttoe Irish distiller, contrary to she mimeo provision of she A • tides of Union, was aliugeihi r excluded. The system Sass Joliet/ductal. to the great loggiay and breach of faith of the 1 1,11 manufacturer, ro far from discosiregirag smuggling, bard osinially • contrary effect, fur it escoseraged it ; it extended it pi an enormous and most ushirldearessa degree to the revenue. Ile gave credit to the Cbasieellor of the Exebeqser for coma idyitig wills the fair principle in Ibis "within. sad foe moo. in this instruct:4m ; though indeed be thought he ought to go farther, and fully raimply with the lenses of the Ar. t,cles of Union, whirls obviously smut that Irish spirits at any strength should be admissible-...0r else, why have dirt. la tcd the rate of duly to vary according to the advance above prcuf?—( Ifestr.)—He would coolers", that Irish spirits were not of the compound, il nature of British, but a distinct arid iodepesdent osanufartore, and ought nos to be cognise. hie by the Excise is this country in the manner they hail beer., hut ought, like their lines.% In be admissible free from rush harassing restrictions. He would defy any man to • ',hew him any reason, according to the messing sr the wools ~r the Articles of Unison. why the one mainifeetoire should lie put epos a different footing from the (tour. Irish spi t its were an old cidohlished manufacture. regulated long I.rfere that Act of Union passed. By the Gir coustrue. tun of that Act they ought to be admitted fret into the r...oglish market. He conteeded. that even isecording to the de mition of the English Excise, whiskey was tint • raw spirit, but a complete spoil, and was more wholesome and of less 041•1111CTI.1118, quality than soy other. Cons. pa, ing it wit!, rum or brandy (both of which were raw isio.r•ts, yet were rolfcreel to be imported opus pay oient of this, actsoreilig to strength), is respect of the latter article, Frames was located •ith more favour than Ireland. It was aims an injury to the British public, who were thus prohibited from lasting that pure. delightful ligosur—(A lough)—which bad a distinct and complete cha p...7ler, and was fit for general use as it was imported. They bad, lie colitenaled, no right whatever to slier its character, •., n•cf still lees right to commit it to the hands of the rival maker, whose interest and whose oath it was that noise might come its, and who therefore would not fail to • . aisfigure it sad slier its nature.—(Near.)—lt was a nis • malodor, giving encooraginsesst to she agriculture a Ireland, ai.d en.ploying a very great capital there, eir. comstances which veusitA so doubt entitle it to the must slindid COOSideral it'll of she House; notwithstanding in an • • indirect manner,' by a aide wind as it were (fur in the Bell ' which iireilishated the iatnolsictiou of Irish spirits into. this • Country, I/14.nd was ont.even snentiossost). mod ie the face , .... of the schedule of the Act of Como, which authorised Its ' impos lotion, it was excluded. He could nut see why • or this principle of regulation listens shoutsl not be ex. •'% eluded in the same way to bolster up some rival tasinufaCr. i art of this rumor,. He hail nu allowaistiroce with the dis. • tillers, but was iodated to give this manors his support, . 1 ' coneirteritiv it essential to the Illierreall of 'reload, mid its " cooformity with that cdenpect WI the due sower a 1 which those Mineola most stead ur Gil. If it were nieces. ' 1 miry that the tertian** should exist, it certainly was not n es emery that the nianagentest and alteration (he might say adalteration), should be cummilied tie il,e charge of the • • 111.31 inautirmtliorcrs ; that the English 411mi:term might t leo so crossed. red was clear from this, that it was !molly. known that. the Right Hon. Gentleman (Ilia Chascellise of Ire r.scheeser isstemisal tis do junto'. Iss Inlaid in skis ' seop.l alien a,petilluss feints - them ogaisal Illos alleratioo was laid sipoui theie.talsk. They sue admitted illio the ssaiks is of Ireland, and all lie rolsed was that which. if the Act of ghouy hod nester eeisted, be would he rotated in common . Asap le drinowhil for the distillers. of Irelimal—a similar 14101111100 s to the 'waken of this curiosity, optimist she metes. direr like article passing through thl. heeds of their rivals. Ili' NIS the importation tuto this country of Irish spirits, less Iseirseen two coed these Inisdreol Owosso's' gallows, nod it was out, when that qoantity had shortly afterward iso creased to shove a million grilles; that the jadeite, of thlt Logliall shatilter was Gm eiccittii; but the rented, geed to he, NMI eselsoling or altering the article. hot the English snake. should improve the quality of hie atatee•disir, mitt lie Erwin of Excise. Laws, if they Hoed in the way of that improver' commodity. He made these remarks is so spirit of hoositily to she English drainer,. and be was sorry to liar. troubled she Hewes so Ivor so the tidied —(Alewe.)... He besought the Right ItowenenisieGesoismse be remember 'bat be ells the Cbseeeilor d/be ihschetener for Island se well as Boglasd, seal that the farmer coontry wee deprives' of mil lesol check sod protection. The •preeest measure is- , Alba IN enerifive of emesmse ; mal he_ • pps erith own idlesee to the insitritdeat Mmehts. of Eil quite antis. lied that they shield give is • Men! sapped. Mr. MINIONS weld also malted the Right Mae. Grade. ease that he was Chanaeline of the Entlesquer fee Sortlassil Wee; and if she Irish distiller was alliewed to send his allets, to the Eosin* neadiet, he mold rot ass why the &Ma whiskey desist meat have the same &dillies. Mr. IllattaltalT said, that it was impossible, if fairly etninsfictored, this either ketch or Irish spirits tout Gad • market in this eassairy, yet • Ism quantity 414 III" its way here, aryl every tailor whirb wee impseted tensed oat of cmiseseptiee • callow of Esittlieli spirit', paying • higher dull. This alight be claimed as ao indultam*, for 'lll6e Act of Onion dill not give it; the Irish spirit mimes beta oho only beans* it pp a lower duty then she !militia Ms ' Willer has to pay ere biomass/attars; and yet they emote sod ask for a farther esemption, they sow wish Mei( imi. rite mot to pees theongh the Mods of the entitle's, which regolation' was, ieslepeedeet of every other comiders. tioe, melt astateseey amid effectual for the preterites of the remoter. The somserseacc would be. it the rroolosties was carried, that the market would be entirely supplied by illicit snail / distillations. He . /be mare surprised at this imesemee heist now is *IM • mighbour of his (a distiller) had lefermed him, be sate a letter from the Chuirellor of the Ezthesteet which disclaimed say such homilies. If the outstare passed into • Ise, the Rocha distiller Timid certsioly be retitled to claim an iIIeAPIIIIIIIy, St their toseinees would •betlesisord, sad they might as well at mete sell of their stiNs for old eopper. The Citatraatzott of the EYCWltettall Miel e that the Dowd of Excise bad suggested to him that this 'measure might alert the temerity of the reveller; but he was hound not to let any cousideration of revenue Wearer with the dee meet ion alike Aet of thlioll, and if any of the chimes of that del were of doubtful measing, the Home was equally booed, la justice and liberality, to exploits them in the Deese mom f hie to Inelaud. Sir S. NEwroitT said, that the Hos. Member (Mr. Mar ini.) hod made the most asteraishieg speech he had ever heard. Me understood hire to say, that so Aroteb or Irish spirits amid be intrudeced into this registry if ably tome. teetered, yet sonielierr they did comae in. When the Hoe. Member charged two parts out of three a the United Kist. dour with on readies of lbe law, he (iir J. Newport) thought thatibe soght, at lout, to hr side so chew she mode by which they did trade it. It spiwared that this was a growing maunfscture, hot three were other heasehes of manufactere which had derlined nutter the Act of Valois; sod he put it to the Committee, whether it was just is hold Ireland boned by that compact as to the latter, sad usa to the former. That, he was satisfied. would newer be the deei. sion of Parliament, and as trebled was sow bousid to steed or fall with Elegised, she was entitled to the soma bitted ennstraelion to he put upon the Act of Union, as the Right Hon. Gentleatas (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) bad nowt truly staled. it ought In be their endeavour to bind his. tether Ilse general istereala of all, and sot attend to the law met of etse class in prejudice of others. Mr. Mattawan. said, that he had earliest to sweet only this, that as helloed and Scothied had so natural &desolates to eounterbalatate the espalier of freight, it mad be by mesestif thelower duties shat they were rumbled to coveter. balance that disinnotage. Laid CASTLIFILKAOtt said, that previous to the U.M. this subject had come snider Mr. Pitt's coesideration, soil be had received several repreeentatious, stating that the effect of it would be, that • lime portion of the trade std capital of the distilleries would be transferred from England to !related. He replied, as *Statesman of culightelied views ought, that it was • matter of indifference to him to what part of the empire the capital was transfnred. Usi that prieciple the Vision was framed, and he thought they had no right totes. salt Ilse questioa ofeirremee at the expense of the lirst pries. ciples of the Viithres; • He cool., nos conceive how the p otently clear einlentanding of his Hos. Friend (Mr. Mar. rystt) mold have takes the view he had of the subject, valets his sited td Ikea peeves teal by 'Minot that neighbour of his that hail reseutioned, asset partakieg of some of his _ . - . bevel age.-s-(A 1 0.01 ) Mr. W laws acknowledged that Indeed was a saantry to which &glad owed a &lit of fearful magnitude for many ages of'snisgoviegnment, but this he thought was a bad mode of payment. Be tumid nut agree with his Right Hon. Primed (Sir John Newport) dell because some of the manu factures of Ireland had been destroyed, we were therefore to d r am, some of the asauefactures of England also. His Hoeuiwahle Fraud, whom he was glad to see is his plate (Mr. .1. Fusser) had often (obtruded that the Hume had no right to interfere wills the interim, mobilises of Ire land ; be should like to knew if that principle were sow to be inaistaitod. He steamily objected to the late period ash* Session at which this matter was brought ern ; mid he ales thought that as the Entine had f sufficient reason for the varmints of the obnoxioui clause, the Hoene might to be acquainted with those reasons, slow that it was about to he resciadril. His Hoisonrable Ertred (Mr. Marrysit) had brew takes to task pretty severely fur the opinions which he had expressed, but if Gentlemen would take the trouble to read llw Heports of C o mmittees of that Howse from 1796 to the preassit time, they would find fall timirmiation of all that !Tatiana& Member had asserted. It was ma corrict to speala the rectifiers as the rivals of the Irish distillery ; it would have been mare consistent so to ricousaiuste the malt distillers, and tio their behalf ha MOM pretest against this niessiter, except 45 so experiment. They hail no °Net-tilos to the importation of Irish spirits, if they were put on the same fooling, lint they could nut con tend ageismt high didn't and wide einswienera. He thought if a nisaufactare wee to be set up, it was ',different to the statesman where; best there was a great differeoce where a misaisfacare was already established, nourishing, and paying a large nue just to put all that to risk for the sake of something which might be carried un more advantageously is asolher part of the contary, and be did not think Mr. Pitt could have Mated his ludifference so strougly as the Noble Lord had said. He coactuded by observing, that it was immissible the jitter. miaow as to spirits between the ports of the country could be carried on unless the modes were assimilated, and till that were dome the busbies* could issuer be comidered as settled. ilk. JOSS FOITIR said. SO he had beta called Opal is so poloteela manner by the Hon. Geotlnman who bad just sat dews, be would only Moore', that be had mot said what the • His. Member bad imputed to hint, Mod he would tell him .etbvit was impossible he should ham NSW so. At that Anne the-English Pathologist was *be Pwrilsomoll of his. leak and he serer uvula have brew guilty of the &boar 2kof asserting that they could Not legi,late fur the of she empire. He put it to the Honourable Geode *alb whether be could cuasider it as the part of • pod libmber of Parliament to he selling the mairefatiwtors Mat pert of the country agaiost those of member part, se W titylmil separate interests. He would only add, be burped mewl* to see a eatlosal question so treated stale. Mr. Hume wished to bow whether the Bill would enable a retailer to sell Irish spirits! to width the Cosiscsuma of the attempt* replied its the afftroostite, under the same% resolution as the English dealer. The Resolution use them carried, the House resumed, nod leave was given to bring in the Bill. LOTTERY BILL. Os the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Lonely Bill, The Cumscru.oit of the Eccurquen iodinated, that he bad withdraisu the clauses to which objection bad bees Mr. flora said, as is had hero alleged that the %tertiary of the Lottery pailitip4l.4 la the contract, he wished limbs _allowed to bring up two clauses, prohibiting the Secretary or the tomadashrucrs of the Luster, from may such participa. lieu The eitAscrumßof the Escut.wita saia, that if .ueh wthrrosidact were pawed, the treaseety would certainly. des. aim thijrarty utfewdirm; seed that he tirmight a mute elec toral chick thaw a irsiviative enactor at. Mr. Wm. t•MITIII said a few wends. The OmutaLt.oa of the Eaciettata explained. Le N. W. *Mahal' said, he was sorry the chases 11•4 hems givels apt" the Rigid How.Gastlentaa, as crest heads were practised is the Lenny, winch they 'mild have had same eters is amities. Mr. Nara amseuterl to waive t h e clauses which he bad proposed. 1 he Bill was road a third time sad passed. • limit Putt Tausrs. Mr. D. Gnats, previous so mosiae that IhjTomsaihe Tram Bill be pet at till this Ay sin Imerthei. reved that • Mishaps melee had rot abeam,. ohm the formare wen Is hmael to eattwara all the Tantrike Tunes the* which 'whin was mum foliariate. The Dill was slam rostrosied to ibis day sia malt P Mr. A. Sawa.a opposed the Y. male Made. M.. Mr. Gamow thooght it • sort of rill 14131 1 10411 cambered the liatete.book. Sir'. Newroite opposed the Sill tie eirailaf Biota sorporsed the Sill. A divisioar was then called foe. aril OW 1101 . 011111aMeall cleared; ims oar mans tar Imola thstsbe The resoles ions med easeadmeate mem agreed to. The Horse restaged, lhe Deport was hove& ap e sod ordered to be M 41/111 ea Monday Mid. The Report of the Irish drawee, Ames Bill woe husallilt up, the Bill was ordered to Its rwittemed, amid reed a Wed time to Is morrow. The Ilmogglers Prematiori Bill wee roatAlD 4 e4 bolt with its anotoilatenly mimed lo.—Report Imeoet.ww• The Colonial Audits Bill was read the third One, all reseed. The Past Harm Ditties Bill was commiatial sad wood to. —Tha Deport le he received tionrienor. The Report of the Coffee Bill was herienglit op. The lismse agreed S. tha ameadasems. T• be marl the third time tmeiservevr. The Dori Dukes Amore& Bilk was besot* is, sad rood the dew time. • . The other Orders at ilte Day were diermed of, sad the House adjoansed et ONE O'CLOCK. THE 13RITES1 - 1 PRESS. LONDON. FRIDAY, Jute' 7, isto. L.rd DAVIE presented a Petition t• the House of Lords yesterday evening, in which her MAJ aTY prayed that her Counsel should he heard at the bar to speak on her behalf against the mode of ;proceeding that had been instituted against her. The prayer of the Petition was opposed on the ground of its being too general and indefinite, oud after some argument it was at length agreed that her MAJESTY'S Counsel should, in their ad dresses to the House, tooling themselves to asps meats upon the mode of proceeding on the Bill, and with regard to the time of proceeding. To these pont!' Messrs. BROUGHAM and Deissintt ac. cordisigly confined themselves; but ou the latter point they iu some degree surprised the House, fur instead of desiring time for collecting witnesses and other matters, they demanded, is the Quitzu's name, that not en hoar should!, if potsible, be suffered to elapse before her PI AJ MY was afforded an opportunity of repelling the charges that had bran alleged against her. Lord LIVERPOOL mated that he would, on Monday next, apprise the House of the earliest day on which he should move the second reading of the Bill, and for this purpo►e he moved that the Lords ►hould! be summoned for Monday. Lord GREY moved, as an Amendroeut, that the Lords be summoned for this day, and took the sense of the House on the point. The Amend ment, however, was negatived •u a division, in which there appeared for the original question 56, and 19 against it. The Lords therefore were of. dered to be summoned fur Mondry next. The Earl of C•IIN•IIVON gave notice that he woold take an early opportunity of moving an Ad. dress to the KING for postponing the ceremony of the Coronotion, if the Ministers of the Crown did not advise his MAJESTY to that effect. It is stated iu the Treasury Journals that the accounts of the Qua►ter's Re►enue just ended are of a favourable stature, though there will ap pear, as wu anticipated in the Milne of Commons by the CHANCELLCM 0r the EXCIIEQUIRR. a small diminution mu the whole year's produce wheat com pared with the year ending July 5, 1819. l'Aris Piper. of Nloudoy last have arrived at our Office. Accounts f►om Sp iin represent that country as enjoying the most undisturbed tranquillity. The Comes will certainly o►eet in Madrid on the 9th of this month. Majorca itt exposed to the ravager of a violent malady, which tuntinues to make great ad vances. At San Servers 150 persons had already perished on the sth of last month. At Aria the streets were all blockaded to prevent contmar►ica lion. At San Salvador there were 54 sick, arid at Belpuig 82. Mutineer and San Lomas° were not affected. A 'dreadful accident occurred nii the 8311 of list month, at the village of Gossau, in the Cantos, of Zurich, in Steil:yrlaud. .A church had been newly built, and the workmen, to celebrate the event. we►e resolved to have a fe►tival in the new building. The populatiou of the village and its vicinity as. trembled in crowds to witness the ceremony, when unfortunately the crowded galleries gave way. and thirty.five persons were killed and upwards of nue bundred had their rums and legs broken. The scene was frightful in the extreme. " Nothing," says t h e writer," but is field of battle, immediately after the coutlict,cuirtil give an adequate idea of its horrors." The Paris Papers say. that the Duke Ds CAZEII may be esl►ected in Limbos' net the 10th instant, air the Ambassador front the Court of Frasier. --- Hertiburgls Papers to the 30th June. and Brus sels to the 4th isistatit, hove arrived. The latter r. the report that the Knit or ENGLAND will volt 11[rouser in the cour►e of Old summer. The totter end of AugUst is su..utioised as the tine of Isis expected arrival. ' The Duke of Yoac tronsaeted military business wish the KING yesttrdoy.st his Palace in Psll•msll. Viscount CAITLENNAGII had an audience •f the Kum yesterday. Yesterday the Duchess of Gt OCCESTEIt end the PP incite SOrill A visited his Majesty. Zr 1! oil. • • ..'t rt.** fi 4!f. tc,„ . rait QVtWH. '!' " 1 1 The wirrnissrai ADDRFAIS TO Halt 111 1 / I MTI'. Yeeimdey Sr Francis Berrien. John Cis Holes how. Esq. end she High Bailiff of Westminster. waited open her Majesty, so present the Address recently sKreed to by shit City. They weres d essli. graciously received. mad her Mejesty was pleated le Tessera she following most gracious Answer :- 6. This Address from. the laltshitmet Hoseettoldlem a the City mid Liberty of U'esioninsier will he losy tressered is sty memory se as iailisbitable proof of their regard. sad it Wing claim upon my gratitude. The lassoing of erec tion fur my perms, of devotion to my Weems, mod of met in my nese, which appears Is inset from their hearts, has made a deep itaspetosios spits goyim. Is the feather Ems. see in which they winkle her, fee whom she isvisille sigh of grief will *ever tease in soy nessonsel breesi, I nasal be inseeselde to the homage which they pay N her memory, sod lo the seism which they weer se my regret. " It is now seers years sisee I received its Metros from the Inhabitaat Househotilees of W1N1111.611101, in which itts7 ettegestolated me upon my mope from what they holy dr scribed ass sefarions tompirsey egoism way Isamr sod soy life. Opal that occasion my chamfer was emmersbed from she Wad of mauling with which it had ham oppressed, though my raided he usdergemse only as es parte ensmi cation ; sad shawl. I hod so imam sf feting my accusers, or of being heard in sty &few,. " The people of England them sternest oalverselly espresseil their approhation of what they cousidereol as the triumph of rectitude and Innocence over perfidy sod fabelmool. Freon thin hour to the preseat I have been the victim of a similar conspiracy, which has been limited by the same motives, sad proseented with the some views, though with increased vinlesee sad with aggravated malignity. Nemsad more appalling efforts have bees made to destroy that cha racter which had mimed so assay former attempts ; but I rejoice that I now hod, as I at that time fonoad, the pagan of Westminster sisioflaessced by the powerful eusehinatioes of my roomier, and animated by the SUMO sentiment which they thew expressed, that every subject, sand coovieted of guilt, had am suadowided right to retain the equitation, Om rights, sad immosaities of ismorewas. " In the Fermat pellet's crisis of sty fate I ens sopported by that comm. which seines frogs the Cielltille•IMIll St rec titude; sod I feel that she Eisglish people will arve► suffer an injured Queer' to weal in vain either to their justice or to their humanity. I sin cooviaced that in this land of liberty.* oppression can he practised, mid that to he upright is to be Ilentre. "In the warm desire which the people of Westminster have expensed for the vindication of toy Manor, they have ethibited a striking testimony of their loyalty to the King ; for the honour of his Majesty mast for ever be identified with that of his Queer. My Arse wish is to prove that my character Me been usjuslly traduced; sop next 4 to tinainsfe fry dupe siainsp the higirosiasted people o f this aserstris, to whale s(se. tionate .y.p.thy I am ■t present iedeltied fee so mod of the cheerfulness which I feel, mid of lb. sopped wide* I possess, under the premiers of such compliealed wrongs, end such accumulated pereecutioe." THE NEW BANK NOTE. A Bill, has been introduced into the House of Commons. for the further prevention of forging and counterfeiting Bank Notes. The preamble of the Bill furnishes a general description of the new vide. which is about to be issued by the Bank of England. It recites that— Ss well for the prevention thereof, as to facilitate the detection of the saute, the Governor sad Cumepsey of the Bark of England have, after great maaliteratioa, labour, and expense, formed a new plea for printing Bank wateo, it which the grosindwork of each Boob sole wilt be block or coloured, or black and eadoured i.e work. and the words " Bank of Engineer wiN be placed at the top of each Bank note, in white lettere opus • black sable or dark grown!, stick ground coataioing white lines intersect ing each other, and the wonserical amount or ins of each Bask note in the body of the sae will be printed is black end red 'register work, sod liseh e *We will fist thenily slaw lAe whsle controls thereof is a teemed fat pranks." The exclusive privilege of using this plan of printing notes is given to the Bank of England, mud the Governor and Company, are further autho rised to cause the names of the pentane intrusted by the Company to sign Bank notes in their behalf, to be impressed by machinery upon Bank notes, instead of having them subscribed in the hand writing of such persons respectively. The Rev. Mr. Gamins is now on a visit to his brother bard, Sir WALTER SCOTT, in Edinburgh. The celebrated Lady DOUGLAS, of Delicate Investigation" memory, has lately takeu a house iu Edinburgh. Salmon are more plentiful in the Clyde this sea. son than they have been for twenty years past. Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal by the ship Clyde were closed at the East India Holm, and delivered to the Commander of that ship tte— Passengers per Clyde:— Fur Bengal—Captains Snodgrass will liaise Liateleaset M. Ramsay; Mr. Carole, free mariner; Kr. Brows; Messrs. Mackenzie and Henderson, cadets. An official return to an order of the House of Commons. states the total amount of blink notes bask post hills in circulation, in the week end. ing the 9th of May last. at 9.4,339.630/.; and in the week ending the smih ofJutie, at e 3.933,1001. The Report of the Committee of the creditors of RIAU.? Cisnmel Bauk, was made at a general meeting held in that town on Wednesday se'unight. it suited that the Messrs. RIALL found it impoesi• tile to re•opan the Bank at the present moment with advantage, but that they hoped to do so at u future period; that by recent payments made to the Batik of 33,000/. the debt is reduced to 1 4 23.6091. 3*. 6d. The Report being ,read. it was resolved by the meeting. that they were of opinion. that the Messrs. have ample means to discharge elf their ell. gagements. that the meeting had the fullest coati. deuce iu tlwir integrity. cud that it would be Weis. able that the affairs of the establishment should continue under their guidance. DEATH. 0. Wedeeeday the bib i.s. aged IS, Eliza Raw Frown, wife of Edward Gabbles Wakefield, Req. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOND6I4IIRIDG'E. lientiag U &Reel!. Emile, Y after I*. . . • • 11111 71111 F. • .. TAITUSALL I S. Twoussmr, Mx I. 111011CASTIR i.vaga. to 1 opt Atheism, I opt Loa Sean II to % apt Arboire borough 14 oi 1 opt fir 21. Sykes 20 in 1 opt 21r. Brand 24 to 1 eget Woodbioe ling .• 1 soot Lady of the Vale the to 1 not Meetly 14 l 0 I asst Trouper 100 to 1 *gel sloisrostb 421211•41(1 1 T JULY STAUB. 3to 1 apt tiootboarr cult I to I 001 n. of Grafton 3 to 1 opt 2dholetistuaelilt 5 10 1 opt Bro. to 1..4,.. SMITH A 111131i1C4. • By the Brazil pocket. jest arrived, litleitto here beet,. received Irma Rio Janeiro to the lath April. The following is an extract : ago atomise, arm 17. TAB will, ere this, have bees informed thee 1114 Dllwasearri rip hare pat as re.l to the Dictatorship Gael Cepogreas ,„ Ayr... csiablished a coutederatioes with the ia. terior'peoriliess. The capital has brew estahlirlwil imp so loinedowey, sail &aerate. award Istradosie General mad Gaveesse. liakasts. brooglee about a aitualer.reseheeire, whew Saaratea sad Carrera wed away. bat it word *Ay% few days, whoa she above come hack and resealed item plums. it thee larestar alikettell tarn to Ay away. Pi.._ reedier/ boss arshorissimitly bar lattitateal against the late Cowen sail GOINTIBMIIOI, far Iseitiair carackalinl a ferret Treaty with Fearer, engaging to crows, is Boma Am* and Chili, a member of the /caries family, who wag to be married to a Portuguese Priacees. Ale army is prepuiag iic Baeasa Ayres to go 'gaunt Chili sad Sas mania. It MI to be eeassesawiled by Carrera, whom it is expected Ms Sabah. taste will receive with spree seals. . _ Bp the ONO cosiveyasee a series of Brinson Apes Palma his been received, containing a continisatinn of Ilse proceed ings instituted spinet the hie Directory and Congress.— They chiefly relate to the instructions gime to an Favor sent to negotiate • pence wit► General Lmr, the Com mander in-Chief of the Pwrieguese Army •t Monte rides, es determined in the Petrel &sting of the Conform, oit 4th *member, IRIS. These innoinctiens embrace Iwo jun kets ; the one for the re-establishment of Ike The.we of the ancient Incas, &smiled on a niatrilsonial alliance MO. one of the Brazil Princesses; or, if this did not suit hi. Most Faithial Majesty, the evroustion of one of his own sons in the provinces of Ls Plata. This is in itself a more emrin•s dee•rnest than those which had previously reached es, and fosse it we shall take an early upportimity vi giving some extracts. The other document comsane the in rernetimme gives to Emmy Guinea in Paris, to negotiate the French Bosorlima project, and throws new light se the whet* subject. We undentand thee Government hat received fur ther dispatches o• this singular stair. SPECIAL CONNISSIoN. JULY I. The Court of Oter moil Ttrisimer visa opened here oh.* sisonsiog at tett o'clock. The Lout Previdtht deli►ered ►ie eha►Rs to the Ora*/ Joey. A bill was th►►eafter laid betas• the Jory, cheerio( screw iodivishials with hies treason, sa , l the foremast of the Joey reformed a tree bill %whist the whole Defewdoots, vier- In etsslaly—Jsemes Irks, Jolla Lang. Aft in etielody—James Walker, Robert limier, las Years( Jobs Aaarlfie, ad James Nixes. Laii sod Speer* wire served .Sib their indictments in Court. They earned Mews. Grant and Jars, as dui, Carusel. The Court was 'bra adjusrord. HEREFORD WOOL FAIR. Orr soma Wool Fair oe br.terday was better attended, owl the deammil fur wool moth larger thee bed brew gear rally asitieipaled, sail se Nimbi every parcel brought for sale, tempt mesa Roe Norio% for which the swore asked Vb. per more, wee disposed el; the priers was low, cur rir to former years, hot as the demsed is iectesiiag, we hoK the price will also *avarice. Fine trieded sold from les. to tits.; coarse freest's. to lie. ; sod Merino, of which thee were some beautiful loss from the lucks of Col. Matthews sad others, averaged 114 s. The gemility sold woe rambler able ...The show of cattle, as most at this period afire yes, was small, but there were several remarkably ins animals, besinifel specimens of Ode cavalry breed The tale ire the early part of the day was very dull, bet it liscsme brisker ti, wards midday, arid asset of the cattle were disposed of. /beep end pigs were very dell, sod in little amoser. The horse smirkst esetained seam tolerable animals, which were disposed of at high mks., sad cart-bones were she is de. eased.—{Hereforsl Journal.) We regret to state that Staisdiord-hall, Shrop shire. the property of R. B. MAIM. EN. of the Lloyd Horse. ester this town, was destroyed by Ere in the night of Saturday last. The Are originated. we understand. iu a foul chimney.—( Wolcerh om p. ten Chronicle.) The New Bask Notes are net expected to Le is; circulation for the present Midsummer Divislesids. twit OW Bask Notes easy be esebaorod say tiros before NEXT WEDNESDAY, for We Four Priors of Tbirty Thossand Founds, winch ...t thee be dnuo, as tie Lot tery Fisiebes.—CAßßOLL, Cootraeior, It, Corubill, amt 16, Osford wee. At the Old Bailey alleseisos yesterday, ITlNtses itapeow, aged 34, was Witted for ohtaloing, by false prelemes, tam WnAssie Onus, Exchequer Bilk sod olber orposiable securities to tie amoral of 1,1001. and upwards. The was the case of the fraodelest stociPerokee, which has beat folly detailed it err Police reports, who fed to she Continent wide coosideralde wars, the frugal arrioye or a amber sf letlestrioue iodivideals, who istreasted the same to hies to he deposited is the pobbe Aside. The Primmer was blood Guilipood eatteuced to seven years traesportaties, The intense heat of the weather lest week oc casioned the sodden death of minty labourers em ployed in the hey-bervest in sevend pert* of the kingdom. In owe hemmer Ave penes*. incopied in mowing, died is • perish is Semersetshire. On Wednesday • mos named PRITCHARD. at work in a held belonging to Mr. DAVIS.. or Klakemerv, in this county. dropped down deed. It 1- singular that his brother-in-law hod drowned humeri( ties &sudsy before. sod his wife was attending ate fu neral when her husband was so soddenly somissurnii to eternity. and received the sieve WIWI% Interning from h.—inert/ rd Arnim! I PRICE OF MX Bank Stock .. eta 240 3 per Ct. Red...69i 69 3 per Ct. C 0... 6831 ex J. 33 per erste..." '77A 4 per Cane. .... 96 5 per Ct. N. Auu. 108 ioii ex d. 3 per et. Scrip.. i I pr. LS YESTERDAY. I Bank' 1.. Au. 171 IS lb India Stock 414; India 80nd5..23 45 pg. Es. Bilis. 5t..... 7 3 pr. Ditto Coen— 11 12 pr. Lott. Tickets..W. sa. Caw. for Ace. .. 701-11 hissed sod Flibibiiirat rosikineenPossb sod Ts• Gums Ow,, N.. 1117, Ilboul, by C. CORR* ELI., Mt &reed. , a P _: r i ~i•d•'.