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Pw Err! r 11. F t .1 Coombs and Hoes. ham, per Rev C Nlaitlased Noel% Repro, per Rev. T Hay l2l. 18d. 94 ly R.•. It. F. How. man., per Gurney. aud Co. 1 2 lrnhato, peroltev. T Witten .0. • 11kraiorneli Oriel -Pen • igni, !like Rev. It Moody 4l 6.. 2d. Ift.3taraera :Soak llb, per Rev. W. Resketh 46 9 Bleeds .Reodiek, .per Gnrarpr am! C 0... ▪ .3 1t1pt0,11.6,J, per .114.. J. Riniol es 'LI. Spooitlierror, .peelkv. • Jr • tY. 111yvtll 1E1.4. .b1.. St. %saner. Deeptt . ' per the Rh. R. .Ithookes 109• .11.4. Senepturd Calif fumy, .pee Kee. W: bras- - • ,/,, chmnp 24. Vlwell, ' , per Roe. J. D. rplirp4ar 1141-16.8 d. 111giohloish lemeny, per Are. C.A. Root 3 10 1 Mkibt,rowskie Raleigh, per Rev. It.' Berth°. home Teskyletpo, per Rey. I. Detailo. 11. 29.111 Reamtorel, per Rev J Cussaus Brent, 814, per INIP it.illoope 0..1.d. Wood 11uotoo. 14ouppe pod Co W 60. IA Sosoloa,l`lorort, rr di4o , 3e. id Ntruo3oorlori, per Jo.. 1 Hoonsko, per ditto .. 4 10 C s empriek, per Rte. Dr. Ikon Beekort, C irk, per Bailee owl Co. 11 5.. 9d. larsoich,p., 4. • 11 9A. ad. Csui.i. per Rev. T 1T111515 Dory Thorpe, per Rev. 1— brows 0 17 pry R ev. G. Wier*: 14t. faa. Cnotry, per do llB Typivourk per K. Vs L. • D eimos 3 3 Beef*/ Vagaell, plre Ker. I'. V. Ogle 8 12 Barkstea,per Rey. R 1 , •10•. Halsor, per Dilworth and 7 0 11ic80144 CB4OB l , per 191. les. Id. . • East sad West Colter A% * 3 itliVl4• o7ll 9,otr 1.7 L 3.. U. SI. GIN, Pros% per Rev. T. bra 24 6s. 61. Ileirtua Tearer, per dint . 1 0 Seiallwidere, per Ilea. • H. Plortheeol.. 51 3e. 84. I.sradkers, per 410. 11.3.. 7.1. Bari, tos s per LAG R. Hall _ _ Well, per Rev. E. Dockery Reylattcl, per Jeeps and Co. ..... .10L 64. Holy Bond, per R. v. H.Hill 3bl. ls 104. Stereutoa. per Rey. W. *night—. 31. 2s. 64- Chertiagiau, ytr Wil liam and Co. 71. Copt. Sir T. Cotbrout, ILIN. of U.N. Ship Feelt 5 0 T. A. Ws Duo, Perrier of rbot sl4p 1 0 R:bbesford, Srr &re. J. Craap...... 41. 00. 041. SOtleops per Victen end Co. llO Fs ospopfuto, pee Diu Ilkok ..... 0 11 S 4 ' G"'Fgf. 014011 re. ICI, per . Uilea 4 Co. 111. 30. 1041. Idoisstuos. pee 11a• pope Wok.. 31. 11s. 10d. Thorp &Isle, per Her. K. M opaosose.... 111, , ,3,{. Woks per. ditto. • 41. 64.64. E1e0..1.1, per key. W. S poorer ()Orford Irmapagos)porr Rey. M Hosier. . •• • 3 10 Askro,COopol.prik W. A• %mks 411. 111. W.WarCSII *at 't'ot n - skip ,C. 4114110, pie Amt. S anders, K. It. ea. rat NOV. W. Spot lO 19 &Stow. pep Rcig. J *tam r ld. Harttkp per l'olo sad C 0.... .16/. 164. opsertU, per do. Si. Os. At• Illuk•r• Pr* ditto .41. Sr. 41. Poptsidit. per EL W. Oa/End ..... 4 ft Ripple r ditto 7 1 Ropes Collorlif CU pel al If ;prop, per GarJ. Janes Longmont, per Reg% J grow Si. 14r. 6.1 Arkford.ia.the i ttrter. pp, dime 71. Ss. 6d. Merbory Danood owl Attilooty, Smulfeed, 2d tuba/MO*ly per .. H. W. TIMIS bury LW*NiStrue and 8d- Meat, per greureud 11.C4Mese . 3 0 Berm Regis, per Ike Res. C. Ley 61 18.. 9•1 Troop's* l7l. 3s. 6.1: 1 11, 16s. ed. Utast. 251.3. 6.h ' 1 West .... '1 0, WhibeSlUirele CUallai. • terrain l • Cbidesck, hi arabesodi, surf *l/Plak S. Ga lbeiers, par Rev. F. gefftb • .... 141. 10 IBA* Stiles, woe Prier-. 1 0.0110 1 ,11q 1 &mew sow. sub. Cu... It At. 3d. Casaur..olll 17/. as. 1116 1 0 . 01 * PVC 4 6 4. 44 r et .10Ptrea ,, • MAW flew *a. Jr: WWI& 414.1...., 4' ' f r Mester ar Id, per Crompton and Co. ••• 5.11. 16L4114.' Ash, wig' Danford, per Rev. W. Laasbard it 6 Boilisheoinbe. par Rev. D. Hug1h041:168.134. Broad Mahe*, • per Rey. D. Owes 61. 71. td. Lea .s.sulamsdia, per itatini tad T 0... 4 St. John's Chapel., is boat, per Rey. P. • .411.;RoorfAIIII 'l4 les.lld , Pshaise, per Rev. J. _James 21:418.1118. 1 :Wort', per Breyer• 3l. 36.44.1 'MINN elevates, .pwf il Rev.AVostOsineea. - . 3 t ft: ißroionwst*Chaibilier ?WAN 'Hepworth Its.Ad . !Barnet 134. 16.34. tWerherdee......... . B. !Unpin., additional' ...Os. AL Sisseton, per .11/* si A. *Atm 18s. Leashes., per do 11l l'Habasevo, sier.der... • t. allehaes, theater et We. ed. St. Pares, Cloreashiel 0 1 Manner 9 . Sit. Prier. C...leirrook 15.,. 64. .9par.holii near Win. statoter 41 14 Tw)twd........ 149.44. Y.+ thrielintry .Cbeleolithe . 1 it L•erton Brigham.. 91.4,. 9d. AVeMorri. per 11... J Ferraby tihbertoir, par 64. 31 as. Id. St. Atirew's, P.y. womb, per Lobbed and Co. .... OAt. 7s. 10d. Si. Cathrrivre, isswedeeet, per WV: T. Horns .... tat. ta. 81. Unlit %Vacherie's, pre R.e. W. B den Araby, 2d patkascrip tied, ►ec Rev. W. Atotrolees Rey. J. .ICoapp. Great Shuster yo. p K.,. W. B. Rama did 1101410444 •Or Key _ E. diolges;... 111..11s dd. Greet Gereeitiele, peg did* . 1 4 Hrdrerley. per nee- W.-G. &coma 414 ss. id. Mildenbal4, per , art.. G. P di 11 15 Rwr.f. K. iselbease, per piat eyed Ca. • 0 'sec es Id. Walkers ; pee .Ideme sad Os. I. Welsh Kw!, per ear. W. Oise .731. 5.. 6J. Castle Carreiviee, per Rev. L Rlhis.4.4 II 7 36eefteseeef Otheeem mil Nap. coareisaiened 011. errs, see day's per W. Os. 9d. Chit pelry of Clive, per Reit. Dr.Gorditrer.. 8 2 Beecherels, per Rev. J. Hareems Littlel New, per de 1 1 Welt Felten, per Rte G Nast ll 0 Old Chapel, Oswesky, per Rcv..l Whst r Wire ........121 Os. Id. Ilapeist do. per 41. 19e. bd. Shaebto.r, per. See. J. _ Els. U. Peonies, per Rev. R. Thin as 11.99. 6d. Carrro), • per Dingle. sod Ce Llamas., per du. 31. Ils. Id. Didlied, per Ilulloch and Co 6l. 7.. 6d. Welton, odor Liver. pool, per Rev. T. Moss Additional Ceatribis tions, p.r the Ker. B. GO., of Boston 3 0 Paddington, per Roe. W. C. Towns.. 11 ITashford Plot, pee • ditto. 9s. 7d. Middletoot Chewy., pre Res. Archdeacon Clarion .... 61. Jr. Clbtiglied, per Bee W. • 'Amines 1?/. Ir. 9d. Thole Mandeville, per • Hev. K. Hisrafry t 7 Wedlock, per Mew. M. • . • Davits liTtKibley..per. Res.. • . Trungfitors .... 4 13 East Q nortwatend, per It.e. A. P. Luttrell 3 19 THbeivalow, per Bev. W. Aylior.... 201.7,. ild. ROwsoso upon • Ow•e, pre Rev. J. Gaiestby 2111. la &I West Deepiog, per Riv. H. Hubbard.. 4 • Bar bolero, per d 0.... 1 9 Mize Norte*, per Err. R. Connie .31 IS*. 6.1. Black Bowles, per dodo Hawerby, Graissay, • bod.florthThotesby, per Riv. T. Bow. dead Norton Malrtweard 3/. 4v. 6d. Cbewdokr, per Rev. W. P. Will H Haddon,. per Rev J. Elio* 3 0 Britt, per Rev. C. S Conwell' 2l, 150. 6J. Colliegliao, per Rev. C. MeJhor 94 4 0 Fleere• per Rev. R • Dodds Llanerill, pee Rev, J. Lloyd- Alford, per Rev. R. !raise; . 'S.►uay, per d 0... u tn. W. Minkre-hr I be.fdaras, per dill° Thiraord ..d Cida.. • esuilay par. Rom. E. •t./wdt NI. ira•d. *floomakorts pee R.►. H. /Ind* lO • 116luelt ard Mink( of Hun:lent cote, for ; 11..v Modem ..-6/ 14.8 d.; biftl• Per rtacu t 'll ofild•Co. ..... 1 OW. %1.. likrolidost,•por do. 4 10.:8d. Wiolco4 ikr do 1 6 IdUures ' per do lO 12 Tlimasyrk r eseeles epe.•ol • &remain, per Simonds sad Cu . 131 7s. 6d. Rev. T. Straogewom per -Vesodfaed •Co Parkbass,S* image*. tion, per bey lead C0............131.'11.1. lesiowe des per do. 1 7' Ablooptil:aat or id Lit: ileshow, !sr Sew. 14. 111411 . Neribani,taeab•erip :litre, per • Ley , etal CO t 5 Wartime, perdlt err H. Gee** Side 4.1 eebeeri wr Ley eftd 18/. fecal. Welt Dawn per Rev. H. Gikodsle 1 5 arall.eumbe, per Reir. C. HUTU • • ..... 0 a H et lield Pt,. INlbtr i r-f Crtricit and Co. 4/. 14§. ad. Stoke Rivers, per Rev. C. Huff.' brospoteati, prr J. L Pars ... 4i Or. 64. Rules, per C. 1644 11 114.41 d lekslestoite, per Crirkril sad Co. 71.35. 9J. Reastrors, neer Freese, , per ihe Rev. T. Va. teatime ...... 2 18 Per Rev. -- Jr*. kings, per &Iwo& and Co lll. le 28 Melpso, pet Rev W. %V. Drake.. .11:12. 121.4 d lAti •per Crielkeit tni Co. ..... 0 19 Bishop leettneetoe, per Rev. Mr. I,en U 194.84 Alsysee, per Rev. .1. .1 Sask....—. 98/.161. 9J. Rrell4el4, phitleue elsr slid 44 7 I 4 .6 4 11 ts ts. sa. Geeedisbegrls, pee'do. 111. 6d. Ahlesiese, per ie. 17.:414. tfu.:l4l.*a. Ind. Waltham, per Rev. t. Jarvis 4i. Mu 6d. rarfloineir. Per Rev. C. Dueglas 61. 2s. lid. g awersham,South, per Rev. A. barb/sus 4 0 Hatt Boil fogs, per Rietketis and Co. 121. 154. 6d• ' lMaillea, per ditto.... 6 6 •Clevedea, per ditto 2 10 legiton &rigour, per dam 1 I Workmen in the ern. ploy of Melon Hill and Co. at 91. Ste n'st China asp Works 'Stratton, St. Mina ret's, per Rev...—. Vllleite 41.2..3d. Liddisrd Tregose, per ditto Chlaeldon, prr Rev. Tisitway 7 2 .Corriegaley, per Itt C. Roberta Morcott, per Rev. T. Roberts 91.35. 6d. Martel llsrrron, per Her. J. Hoptiososi 51. Pis 61. Trig+, per We. T Wingfield per Raw. J Sewell Acklant sod 3tAeldles. %mesh, per Hee. J. D. W•istell Dilsdate, per HIT. J Dicon loylefly Greeobow,per L ditto %4 , ;„ 710 - gilJatl, per Rte. J. Tboespeon lifeev Br. dl -T, pet , Rev. H. "Mite l4 0 Blunebton glean, per 31 Rh. Od. St. Vaal, per Rev.. J. A. Motiow ....... 8 19 to. Peter, per Rev. I. P. Fraleris.... 71. 4s. ed. Eteasttme sod Prestos, per Rev. J. Greeiry 4 15 West bere sod Ford . wiry, per Rey. W. Willtsmsoo ....... 8 17 Renee sod Germ., per, Ser. H. yasfos . Bershelost, per Rev. G, Herbert ... , . 6 10 Chesterton per Rer. G. A. loeve 014 Drobogy, 4d collet. Riots, per Rte. H. 'Taylor ...... 2 0 Hearten Bushel sad Highwici. do. per Rev. T. • Irtdpbsta 10 I Reutodost, per Rev. T. H0t05e.t....31. 10s 6d Nereadoo, per ditto.. 1 0 Kingston., per R.v. A. Poster, exelitsbee of 51. b. fore •isto seslbed b 3 the Vicar 6 0 Broomfield, per Rev. J. 810nd. , 11 I 7 HestlB-Id, per Rey T.Coruisb Fitshead, per d0...21 5. Alit verton,pee do. 777 144.63. Clsepctiy of CuddiA • den; per Rey. F. 'Aston. ...... 11. fs.tid. Blveklo, per Rev. A. Bellgh , 9o Blossbaos, per Rev. R. P. Reacbcruft 72 0 Thames Thiloo, per Rev. W. EWA 33 1 Meld sod Craorley,ver Rev. S. J. Lewin 201. Iys. sJ. Ds., Hawke &mercy 10 0 Si. Michael, Cinotral,, additionsl subscrip tion, per Ilse Rer.T, Wrench 2 0 Cliiipiag.Witeilen, per Dr. Lamb ....31 131. 6d. Voce. per N. H. Dlrtheluses ..21. 13s. 6d. C.abrostb.. per Her. J:Speses . 9 10 Fkostod,, pee. Rev 11 . . P. WM.'S ..... 3 0 Great StsA•l3, per Riv. J. gfai ley ..41. 13s. dd. Milford, per Brodie and Os. W. Wintertioaror, Dante sum, per . Alt to .... 3 13 Risbopitooe, per ditto ss. Rd. Loadooter, High Wy. Sessbr• per. Rey. W.P'ryte U. 30. LL Challeek, per Rey. J.T; Beaneft.....• 2. 4 Godoserskaos, per do. • 61. 7s. Std. flirt Csstertoo,. per re.. Twopenny. 01. 12..,73. Diirbeat, per Rey. W. Ivor ~ S 8 St. Seeplien's per Rev.). Cleske 131 2s. 16d. /en North Beadle", per Rev. Archdeacon C • eastscrry Hargrove, per Rer. W Biker • 1 0 Covington, per ditto 1 10 Rye, perltev.J, Myers SO/. 7a. IJ. Perensey, per ker. ;. yen. ..... It. 10t. 6J. Broadish, per Gurntyi and Co 1 10 Matted, pep din* V I. 3d. Torn' ngton, peido.3l.3e.Sd. Wovlte uurtb , per do. W. Its. 4d. Feenhugbant, per do. 351. 6s. 61. ;Hilton Kinn, per R.. a. Joint,.. 4l. Os. M. Ltrozhron per Rev.). P. Newby . 51.6.. Breit welt Little Veldhani, per Ref. R. Pemberton S 0 eyeball, per Sparrow *ad Ce ...... ~ 4 10 Hezeleigh, per Rev. J. k. Marriott 31. tic 6d. IVoodham Mortimer, pet do' Great Welthani, per S. Adonis, Church. wanito . .. 22 10 Belehamp, M. Pier., per Rev. t. P.m brew* Babrary, per Rev. E S. NeWliall 4/. Os. 81. Brettcobem, p.r Rcv. Mr. Colt Hai lei per Rev. Dr Madly 1 4 .19s 6d. &weir, per eo tt. 11.. 43. Sumeitao, per do. 2/: 3.. 3d. llotaush, per • Rev. C. Fa at ny 91.4a. U. Wardisstos, Hamlet of Cuitou, per Rev. J. Ballard . 91. se. 14. Ileptiet Chapel, Tar worth, per Rey. H Junes 6 0 Roploo, per Fh.cham and Co. Tborpedlibort, per do. 114.641. Lack ford, per Rev. J. E. Rogers 1 IO Loddings.s, per Rev. G. Hanueo.... 61.45. 9.1. Weldon, per Rev. 1). F. Halton . 13 10 %carillon, pee Rev. D. Wauchspe, 41.211.6•1. Gr. at Oakley, per J. Hogg 9l. 170. 54. Gr ddeuton, per do. 51. 9..71. Nowtoo, per do 2l. ils.2J. Cottingham, per Rev. T. Clayton 8 10 Itralitos, per J. D Wetherell Stoke Newington, per Rev. Doctor Gaskin 1901. I4s. 71. Batsford, per Rev. J. R. Hall 0 Lower Leamington, par Rev. W. Rohm 2 10 A abingdon .. 1 12 Cranborne, per MOW. Doeme.... 11.145. 64. Admen 3l 10.• 6J. NOrth Beorleet, per Rev. S. Trenonoth 4 0 Amrtlaill, per key. T. H: Kamm.. 16/.3a. 104 From the Officers and Mee of.the under mentioned Ships. hi hi. Majesty's Ser. vire, O.e Day's Pay toekt--Chatlmen Ord ivary, 34!. 8.. Owen Glen , dower. 151. 144.141. Reoolutionaire, 181. 0,93.) Swine-utter, 41 8.. 73.; Arab, • 71. 11..10.1....80!, Frinsbirry ' Keel, per Rev. T. Wienteolet a 3s. ea. Peckham,. per Rev. W. H. Springett... 100 0 Cowden, pr r lb. Churchwarden..,. • • St. Leonard, Sh.re dit illoorfudda-140er ties ' . . . . Platt Mantes . 1 I (add..julr.) per Rev. Ellebfreld and Tun. R. Crosby... 451. 10a. 10d. 'malt. pr i J. St qv* *retro, per 11ter. Hewer U. As. ed. W. Slaloms ...... 6 0 Bailiwick. per Caw.. Slopti.eiger, per (kw riirgb awl, C0...721.79. bd. • ... 11.134. 84. Si. nolligi7s, &min& 6ionwell, XidOloserk 1100,, per Rev, A. 'An Res. W. A. Petrie. 661. 3 10e. 4 Pbelp . . ..404. 36. 11. Tige Gam ince meet at the 601 r of Loads. Tavern,, daily. at Wesetierep-Topelow Ihoboeripasee are Envied Al: I,be Cmaißef Rivelpflie. tweet Ole beets of Twelve sad Fang by Smith. Pares end Smith.; and yell the cankers le lAndon and Westmlaster. ordwkor the Cortnidee, •M fQN . Ma. TROT. Boa- tae. • . .EAST INDIA HOW. JOLT *4, lift. rfqHß COURT of DIitNCTOILS of the ummato COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAotiND, tradloy to (A. EAST INDIES, do her e by g a te Nce, That a SPECIAL. GENERAL COURT of the said Cosupsay will be Mid at their/look. is !indents'll street, on FRIDAY NEXT, the Nib instant, at Elmo o'Clock in the Foreswore, fur the purpose of laying before the Pro prietors a Draft . of. a proposed Rill sow before Parliament, for the parpore of coolies!lag so much of the Provisions of so Act passed in the last *pilot+ of Parliament as relates to the Importation of Sneer from Hie • East Indies sad the Duties payabl e tfiereotb 'from the Expirailow India, for One Year. JOSEPH DART, Sieretary. ' - - 81 AGNAY, MAYOR. A COMDON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, no ITEM ESDAY, the 24th Day of July, 1822, 11890Lono wan lifOunfx, THAT the Thanks of this Court be given to Alde►ttten WhITITMAN for his firmness and per severance In bringing to light the various Minima that hate existed in the viaduct of the Orphans' Fund, and especially fur the luminous statement he has brought before the Court of the vinl'attnn of the Ronda given to the Court of Alder men, by the undue retention of Balances; and for bi• efforts to br ng the whole of thole Solstices into the Chamber of London, which will had to preserve the honour of the Cur pgration, and will eutittelini to the gratitude of bin Fellow Citizens. WOODTHORPr. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WYMIZSDAT, JOLT 24. Their Lordships met at (were o'clock. A PI*EA I—S—JUDG ENTS. FULLTRTON, Appellant; SIR Haw DALITIIPL% H•1111LTRII,- PART. ItetpoNdent. This wee en appeal from the Court of Seeticie (Serdiand). lodgment of the Court below remitted back for Aldine cenitideration. midmost., Appellant; PHILLIPS', Rispolfsitid. This was so appeal from the Court of Session (Scotland). Jedgmeut of she Court befow.reerersed. Cwatwate, Appeffsee WILPON, Reipemeeitt. This was no appeal from the Coors of Session (Scotland). Judgment of the Court below reversed. Mr. Brendes, sod other Members of the Route of Clint mons, brotight np the Salt Dole, (Ireland) Bill, the Nei Sowth Wales- Duties Bill, the Emit India Contploy's Loan Bill, the Stage Coach Dinka Bill, her lute Majesty's Ser vants Bill, the thmotereallind Duties Bill, and the Orient, To r opike lAII , whieb Wire severally read a first lime. The National Miaow/eon (Scotland) Bill, the Public Works (Ireland) Bill, the bilk Ihninties Bill, and he Charge of Funded Debt BM, weer severally read • second time. Os the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL The Alien Bill, sad the Constable/ -(trelmorl) Bill, *ere reed • second time, and ordered to be itommitted to-morrow Ohl dill- The Cowl of Exchequer /littler; Bill, the Exclicepar Bills Puller Works BIN, the Sok notire Reduction Bill, and the Temporary Aervaheer (Ireland) Bill, leverally went Ihsongh • thnomittee, lad were repinted Without any mai ndment.—Adjuttratd. MOUS! OF COMMONS, Wetpleorai, /cut 24. NRW *R!I7. Ow the twMhoe sif flew wrlt wit* or dere.l to be honed for • Representative for the borotigh of Stockbridge, in the room of John Paster Barham, Erg. who hes accepted the Chiller,. Nultdreds. Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Com• mirk. oh for Greerlaad Fishery Bill .s.:-The Bill, stifle its A reseddeesile, was ordered to be read a third titre to. morrow. The Sturteh Sub b• Exploitation Bill parsed through • CUM- , tailles..-11be Report *am Wdered to be retrieve! woorroir. WAYS ANN 11tEANS._ The house went into s &mititire of Ways and Means. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed a resolution, that a sum not exieerlims 18,500,000/. be raised by Exchequer Bills for the 'melee of the present year. Me. HUM E expressed a hope that th.se Exchequer Bills shoold aot extend beyond the period of It mouths. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER rr plied, that they should not exceed 11 months date. The resolution was then agreed to, the House re sumed, and the Report was ordered to be brought wp to morrow. DISTRESS IN IRELAND. Mr. SPRING RICE pre..uted a• Petition from &dais' inksbitsats of the counties of m iddlesea and Surrey. prepag to call the attentioo of the Bonn to the miserabk cuoJaioa of Ireland. _ • MaddliDSON GURNEY rave it as his ("Wein, that the great Mitres* in Ireland muse from the treat of poor'slaws. Mr. DAVISON said, it would be immemlieatile to intro duce poet's rates into Ireland, fee it worthiest?, be towpat hs', the poor to support the. poor. Mr. SPRING RICE said, if he could 'oppose that the introdectioa of poor's rates into Irelandcould diminish their miseries, he should not belittle to give. his melon to the proposition; bet unfortunately thy sew that poor's rates I. thin country had tended metesially to destroy the high (tenor sod independence°, . the English peasantry. Mr. HUME expressed his empiric that the Honourable Gentleman should attribute the distrait@ in Ireland to the want of poor's rates. They did not find that in Scotland, where no poor's rates existed, that they laboured under the same dieter's. And it was his npittiow, that pooestates were the emotes, 'cuisine/ in this country.. Thi Petition was then laid se the table. COAL TRADE Mr. HUME remelted • Petition from • person of the name of Bradfield, a- goal-merchant is Parlianteat street. compiaining of the inattention of the principal Coal Meters of Westmosmter. Mr. LUSH 4 HGTON said a limitsr thsege had bees made by the mom individual use year* ago, sad the ease under went thaliallest eaten it wits found that the charges had no fouarlatlon triatittever. Mr. HUME said he was ready to adduce satisfactory eri dente in support of the allegations. The Petition was these ordered to 1-c piloted. ' - SHERIFF Or LANARK, Lord A. HAMILTON wished—to .pitt a .question to the Right Hos. Gentleman oppeisite,(Mr. Peel). He understood frum him, on a termer occatioo, that it was in contemplaina to remove the Sheriff's. mriostitute of Lsaask, Mr. &Awl, whose name bad been latterly so conspicuous. He bad tan rlerstopd that he wan not remove♦ because a mituesaws bad out toes prorid,d., He %ow wished to mow whether tbst interline wield he persevered is or abandoned; at the same time if Mr. Eaton had gut a List that his sersiess could be dispensed with; ha did net , wiab to erre say ite or erasers expeditioa. pfr, PEEL said, that antil the .debate relative to the Beach press, be was not *ware there was such a personas Mr. Eaton in ealsteeee; bat he uudersteural the Lord Advo cate to eau that it was the intention of the Sheriff uf Lanark to‘ernore dist individeal,,and ha had sulerenently refereed to the statement of his. Learned. Forted. That backside* , was nut appealed by Gnvenimerni, but by • jediehtlertlitter in Jutland, sad he (Mr. Peel) did not feel it hie duerio give say inStrati:lona for his removal; our did du mei* ermy mew resurnation oe..thesaligrea.. Luid A . 4 11Asiqx asidolat as far. as tire Right Hes. Gestr Isorms ) ((Mr. ._•••sysiosermad, thee eaphlreathm was qui* ' 6 , . 111 4diffIt he, hissed be wositheateeserbies, bece?epsit . rad tittheAlapsfsp, balsbit Aievaporprtir nevi theoppoice. lll4•Vga4Visdiglic4wlsish shook( esease-Ihr-Noiole ~~---- Lord &spatial( iintiresiiiis lo bio; hat Ise could nOt pro• wise to Woe sly tardier intswer. SUPPLY. . . . ?be Noose weal istoWCommitire of Supply.. 111 E QUEEN. • . . We. WiniONGTON ;nosed that ifie seep of 171 As sd. be fringed to cOniolete die allowance of 12,Wi to charge the ontstisiiilhig debts doe to tradromen in . tnchtud, and that the said sow abonld be paid without any &dor- Volta whatsoever. Mr. HUME expressed his surprise that the Government would not discharge so small • sons of her Illajesty!s debts as would still rental s owealialled. The Howse must remem ber that the Right Htessourable Gelatinous opposite had staled, that if the prosecution against her Majesty should out succeed, she was to be treated in every respect as Queen, and to get a complete outfit, with carriages, plate, soil other ar. Hetes ,• but now they found there had been an entirC breath of faith. The Government were about to leave a few paltry thouland pounds unpaid, and those too debts which bad not been coutracted by soy extravagance un her part. It would disgrace the C,own to leave a few pour tradesmen unpaid their just demands. The CHA NCE LLOR of the EXCH.F.QUER said, that the Honourable Gentleman was not juniifitcl is saying that the Government had given auyisledge whatever. Her Majesty had received the allowance which Parliament had thought At tb vote, sad this grabt was at present voted to abscissa ge der debts. Mr. HUME denied that this was any additional grant, it des her Maj. sty's just right, for it nail only doing that which had been done in the ease of the Duke of Kent and others. filer Majesty died in the middle of a quarter, and where was the great liberality in paying irp the arrears and the House mutt recollect that her Majesty had peculiar daises when she ga►e up fur fire years Memo thousand pounds a year. Mr.sglderinan WOOD said, the Queen bad been distinctly prosihred that she should have a house furnished, & car riage, &c. There was so extravagance on her psrt, and tberefbre the Guirernaaent ware Fotiend to distharge her &ids. Mr. THOMAS WILSON said, that as thesrdehls (1)41 not mite front any retravignece, they should he entirely dis• charged. They were of so very trifling so ammint,that it was not worth while to cavil (bout it —Meer, bear ) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Mid, he believed the sum proposed would cover all fair and just de mands. • Mr. HUM E mid, be wowld appeal to the esadour of the Right Hoeourable Gentleman. He could produce ft letter from Lord Liverpool to the Gnome, authormnf her to par. thane a house and (impish it, and sorely she never could have supposed thet this would be included in her animal allow. seer. He understood that the mosey paid to the • ►ors would sot enable them to pay the *emote more than one quarter's allowance, and if there were no claims to Justice, surely some degree of liberality should be Aeon on the pail of the Government. Mr. Alderman WOOD said, that when ber Majesty &mod atat the price of her carriage was to be deducted from her allowance it hurt her very mach. There was no reason to suppose that this would have been the cue, when pertain had been actually sent Irons the Stablelard to In spect the carriage, and ate that it was worth the money paid fur it. Sir. LUSHIN6TON said, there was foreign property that would dieeharge tiff foreign debte, tied the seem now proposed ioald covet the debt* dui to the ticlrstneu In Buslaad. The vote was then agreed 10. Ou the motion of Mr. GOULBORN, the sum of 30,000/. was voted to defray the expeoserrof peddle works at the bar boor of Kingelownifeirmetly called Panleery, in Ireland. The sett vole weir the sum of 7,200/. to &fit+ the et proses of the Commissioners appointed to invemigite the &we of the Courts ofJ twice in trklend. Oa the niotion of Mr. WILMOT, the sem of 211,0001. win voted In defray the expense* of Ike ports and poiseasions of his Majesty on the Gold Coast in Africa. OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL Lord PA LM ERSTON proposed that the sum of 4,0001. shbstd be granted to reward Sir William Adresse for his ser vices in attending the Ophthalmic Hospital. The Mouse was soticiently acquainted with what led to the appoint ment of Sir Wrp. Adams; and, when they considered that be had attended for four years gratuitously, without any re noineration Whatsoever, he was sure they would be of opi nion that the sum of 4,000 L, that is, 1,0001. a year, was net too much to give him. He bad attended with the greatest seal; be devoted three hours • day, sad that part of the day too most valuable is his uwn private practice; and he was sure that if he had been so employed bie ptirate emu lumeut would have been much greater. Mr. H. G. BENNETT said he could set help lamenting the late period of the Session at which this vote wee trrestfit on. The mirstioe fur the Howse to cousider was, whet was the claim of Sir Wm. Adams. The Noble Lord was bound to make it appear that these claims rested upon services alone, for as to any thing else it appeared to him that all his preterites and letters of service was a liable. His claim to inveishou was entitled to ets credit. 10 1813 Sir Witham Adams teenier/A his serviced to the Government on erriain cosditions. He stated that be would he able - to cure one half of the pensioners who were pessioned are mensal of complaints of the eye, lied that by tbirmease they would be rendered fit fur employment, aid an animal sam of .50,000:. a year would be saved to dm public. These midi lions were accepted by the Government. He did not meow twiny that Sir William Adams was bound dose by his boad to fulfil these stipulation., or that the caring of one man mom or.oser Naas less wield have been very material, bet nibstautively he was pledged to effect • rossaderable avid`. Thep lineation of Me W. Adams was in feet uotbimm, Weems@ Dr. Veitch bad tired it in his praelice from 1808 to len. He referred to the mingles tates before lb* Committee, from several surgeons who bad sent the same made of rec. tier long before-they beard of Sir W. Adams. He entered brit fiy into lba early life of Sir W. Adam., Itieleppointment to the office is the Ophthalmic lastitutios, his ussoccessfil practice, the inquiry which ensued, mid the detettnittaliod of the Medical Board therrepoe, add hie dismissal teem quent opts* that. He explainedithe nature of the operative on• ophthalmic polecats, genesally used, mad 'beefed OM there was °sly a very slight diftheiroce between the practice of Dr. V. itch and Sir W. Adams, in which the piercer Sir W. Adams wee scateaspenied with a math greater degree of useless severity. He ciamplained of the mode of selee. ties adopted to get the experiments tried. &Mead of gatlurtng 'objects from twisty miles 'boor London, they were brought from distant parts of Ireland sad Scotland. When collected, the'opetasionw were proposed to these, and iu malty cases where they refereed to submit to some which were of Ike tenet-tract torture, they were tented out, and threatened with the lot. of their pen. sinus, and is some imaascee seinelly deprived of them...- Whereas the rule of the sentice was, that there could be no • operation performed oar a patinae except after a neediest council. He paid a tribute to the great bemauity she's by the Duke of-York totSess sufferers. He contended, from the *hide scope of the evidence takes before-the Committee, that there was nothing , is the plan of Sir W. Adams wide% could es itle hies to the rew.rd of invent tub. All that *se prac ticable ant useful is it was obvioitsly taken . frons Dr reitels, whose practice was exactly that of the prevent day. Yet they had the geestest difficulty is ittliiag • single compliment patti to that most demurs', practitioner, who still bad - tlie painful and arduous thine of the eye petients upon Mm. He then referred mare particularly to the coneptaials made of the Ophthalmic Institution to the- Coseemender-in Chief s . mid the reasoustrancesddremed in consequesee to the Secre: lay at War, is which his' Royal Higher's gave directions ;or the reduction of Ili* hospital. He also reed the letter of - the Doke of Took, which determined ageism the practice of Sir W. Adams. sod his clams to any reword either forts. vestion is his plans, or foe the tandem t of the retabliAnseut wader him. Up,* Nita letter the Commlnee of the House sm appoimed, the! real was to be taken from the evi dence. He the.gbs that be might rely .upon these particulars for the case be esdertook to make ma— ths*. there was so merit in the Invention of Sir Adams---thst - his mmalect and practice had hires reprehensible, end bed havered caviare awl cendemeetlow Berm Use Commodlerle/Chief mid the Medical : Haan,. Vd diem cermet% aemteadiestraticate otbeir aught ter be added, en Medina of it. genes surf illiberal 'candid circulated pligthast the Medical Rimed in papers and pamphlets by the portions@ of jrl W. Adams. He was ready to 0.111111 that Sir I' Adidas was ostitii.il to remuneration as a surgeon et thy head of • Medical establishment. He believed that there was no practitioner however eminent who would sot be glad of the sionatinu. There was fatigue and loss of time attached to the mice. But there were also reputation and prifie- Mons! fame; so that no commission in the guards would sell for as large a. sum as that situation if it could be offered for sale. Upon all the es Wore Lc •au inclined to believe that 2,0001. isuuld be • sufficient remuneration for all She SICCS of Sir W. Adana.. He moved that sung to he sub toted fur tie 4,000/. inihe Resolution. Mr. W. PEEL said, that if Sir W. Adams had opt sight tot cases berate held incurable, he was euttiled more remuneration than his wit re pay. Mr. J. DAWSON Inmentesl that this should ye been made a patty question in the Committic,. Ile.t; rased 0,- m-ritually of the dispute let wren the A.. , ibe.d Board against Sit W. Adams before the Coma ..eand qss. party heat of some of the Committee to 1. kin mot stout essing and virufeut. lie denied that Sir Adonis had claimed the merit of iseent ion. Ile only p, ac l l to humeri' a superior mode of irealmeut ill $1:; ;; I• of the dkesse—that he look to the plan ut ilirog for the source of the thsesee in the eyelid in ilea,' the eye,-that ever ling the rye-lid and removing the rat twin, was.th,- only successful mode .;r tresimetal. lie ce doss Dr. Weiteb, whose modesty and abilities could is. he ton !tiptoe had practised upon the granulation if the reelide, as early all 1009. But circuwataoces prevcs •I his.alts nig tog it, and the service dose by Sir W. Aden •as to r.Vps. manic+tiog the plan to the public service. then, wept over the partienlars which led to the eisgsgi o eut Sir W. Adams by the Government to bead the new 0 5 Seismic 20- stitutiun, which was enforced upon the S-reel at Woe lay the very great prevalence at the time of that ease. Do stated the wiry eminent success which ails tided t Arst es periorseuts. Some of the subjects had et-celled p, ons for Windnees, and were afterward. restored to eight. parti cularly mentioned the cases of Poisons and Pros —tied former, from the dimwits! sight, was enabled. i rend the cloth on the highest steeple in town—the tier being blind, and Shen fore in the receipt of a Ise p, was rentered to sight, and at resent was entatet. a clothwother, whit h requited the very hunt vocuit. was cease us like thine which Wert() him to believe ti. Sir W. Adams was eetiikd to re*noll—ulot for taseuiiw r but for giving circulation to the plan of Dr. Treteit—for the lon of professional time and 10b0',,, and for alhvisting the sufferiugs of those put under his care. lie supported the grant. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON did DO altogether approve of the course taken by his Hon. Frielitl, either isow or in tle Committee, when he called iu a third p.irty, with whom Sir W. Admits bad been contending for years ' end rhos* eau lions had mainly preve6ted the srees; oi of bit gnat mad is. traoediaary talents in clinking the rage of oplubJlin:4 throughout the country. He cohere. don Ilse difficult:es ert iu the way of Sir William Adams, lay the kaleugy of iLe army physicians and Medical Boma, against the appoint. men' of • civil head to that estabtish ment. lie really did run. reive that it was not cooeisteut with the usual tenor of he Houoursble Friend's conduct to isetrodnee ou ti r , 0e .,..,i 0A the angry evillest' between the Army Medical hoard asl Sir William Adam,. As one of the Committee, he (Mr. C.. Mitchinson) took blame to himself feu affessaiog a single line of the improper rvisleorre which load brew trilinitird to be takes, fur It had Ito relation whatever to the question before the Committee, and could answer no purpose bit that of gratifyling . the Vitaliser ut the Mt dital Board. N. did believe the whole of those violent proceedises have smelted from a conspiracy against Air William Adams's pearlier. He did not believe that Sir W. A4atir would be at all overpaid, nor even adcmintely rewarded by the paaa of the sum propmed, fur the service he had !of formed, aid what. he had miffs red in these Cueleft• from being dragged before the public ••• Ise bad biro in au odious and offenaire manner. Like mauy of the great , st men of his professioe in foirsur times, he bad undergone "such some, riled persecuting', foe nu other cause than HMI of bony( made disteveries add peoprifaled im proreMenfs iu the nig e'en' with which he whir cOunectea, and thereti exulted the Its: lousy of his ronternpuraries. Mr. HUME doubted whether the speech of the Ma nourabfs Under.Secretery opprite hail out deprited Sir W. Mains of the elitist le be reek. cl with any of the cele brated inveolorsi W dtscore.ers of new systems of practice, with whom his Hun. Priced who had jest sat down but cons• pared blue; for, according to that speech, the utmost molt he could claim was the adoption of a discovery made by another perms.. At the request of his Honourable Frai l .' the Member for Shreersbriry (Mr. H. G.Ressnett), he (Mr. Hume) did certainly fake a great deal sit trouble' to go through the whole of the evidence lake. berate the Cum mhtee, sod he must say !hat there appeared to he a 5-cal deal of professional Paliy feeling tut 000 ose throne' the whole. But his lion. Friend the Member for C4llk jtir. C. Hutchin son) mast also reeldrect how completely Sir W. Adonis had failed itrsubithollate the original grounds of Lis that he first of all claimed the'ectinpensution on the roved of original discovery, and was beaten (fowl that: that' he then stood upon the superiority of his practille,•att Fries driven from that also; and duel afierwatds lie resulted In'tlic true foundatiou sof hie claim, his se'-vices in'stoperintinditig the Hospital. The groood on which the Hon. klemhcr fur Shrewsbury resisted the grant of 4,0001 wasemile cdnii•tent with the speech of the Won. Unler-See'rettiey ; he said that Sir W. Adams was not the inventor of his ic:urae of prac tice. The question theectn he deferents/ea was. What was the value of his elervicenf? Mod would any foilleidnal nudwal officete,who had been is the "melee forte or ati yi Ms, gel for the superintendence of an herepital! A !Mises a day siesta be the allowance to a persbnin anal eirefranositCn? He (Mr. Haw) asked them; with his Hob. Prtredli, why' Sir W. Adams was to receive three theirs as rebeli'ag wet rieeired by tbra pftwas what superieentled the ho . liptist et Chadian; the largest we had? With respect to tR . ehafge of roa 'piney add persecution, it scented to' llifti Oa there were great hake •an both sides; bett,• Oak' an indi• vidual act himself up above others, and indulged in ea• luminous obaervations open the prat-Tile or other., he must be prepared to meet that Moto which, it ass natural for all men so mailed to mike. 'the NAi r Lord (Palmerston) was, in fact, to Um*, But wl.cti he ap: pointed Sir WillimsrAsiasos, he must have itimw., that hos tility would naturally be elicited agsinit'an inefltidnal from a class out erf the service, and placed over Of heads of the whole of the medical practitioners in the . aeshy,. be mud have been aerate that there was enough of -etprirdu [reps in every prOfessies to resist such an •pputntrreent. lie did *di think Sir Willits Adams hid any ett•it clu'hi to COM primitive; because he considered that hit • introdortion into practice, laud the tiring*/ of his name' idespulitte nsiirs through:his appoisaraeut to the Hospital • by- heeNnt-11.-1 and. as much more than equivalent to noylossite could lios , at in costequenee. The proper measort-of theveitirld S• given wsi,.iu his estimation, the valve of. the labour u• • • formed. Mr. DAMSON whited it to be distilled, oodrrotool. he had newer intruded to cam soy redection os the iirk'. duals composing the Aliny Medical 11.roed; Dor h.! he tt remotest sospiciini of soy of its Members baring tut opium Se W. Adams. Lord PALIIIERWTON nid, the Hot,: Mcwittcr-(., Ahrr•s• bury bar/messed him of ',parenting tbresideort shrfAre :he Committee. He certainly had need his endesvenrs minden. the House to reject the .Mien for prioting the/indent - v. because be thought that very meth of it did not bear at-all on the question of Sir W. Adair's'. claim ; end a large mane of matter of the snort objectionable kind hod hero at:- ovitted. So great a degree of intemperate nod vietent PA.- eonal feelings of hostility be had osi mar occasion as some of time iadivideth cr.serrired the Committee betrayed towards Sir IV,lliaies Adams. With reapeet to the pretensions of Sir W. Adair", hr Lord Patmeesseu) read a latter from the Corwarsatler.iti•Chad , proving of his exertions, and commending the real which had led liar to make the commonication, sad the caadosr with width be bad ascribed the merit of the discovery to MI. Saunders. What the. was it that he bad offered to com monied. ? WU it, as the lion. Member bail sated. the alPtriOlt . turfil of reimara, of knives, or of blue-atoue t . It had oti reference whatever to instruments of spy kind. V. hat he propped to' coinsnuuicate, sad which wag pored the i .-- i-- y .'"! i ~~