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i i Ai t e. Ili(brook. Omsk. per W.. J. E 4 Woks. worth 1 GO 3 The Officers of his blajesir's Ship Re ti 0' Sliwa•hosee — . 11103.4% iaa;;Er;vrper Rey. J. 194 32. 9J. Sidpip s .. per It re. 11:12:1110111". SS t r Deirdn,ree are. 1. S. Tolima. br.J. ILL Pet ENV. J. limit 'Ruck uor i f I Alerolow. ARO ... :It. 7t. 6,1. • Eapelnididiihr ..171:110 •7 I yohans, ditto ....♦ 'll ]f order, Rev.A. Hares .... 71 10 11.1. trip'. de. per do.. II 1 I:94eiershess, • • 1(.4.0t, • per Rev. A. tiara% .• 111.'11e. ed. 20,00•11, • Sech•• Pe? Hew .J.B. Sawa 11.40.04.. do, pew de..111 ei. td. chilttia.def, per Ste. ' 44, per Rt.. a R ' 4:Yetg'. 7lll. 11140 J. Llissuil., per Rev. H. Thopooo ... If 8 'l4 uoteteltrb, prr d 0... •14 Jkrni ROL per Re.. c. 18, Ilket4lep 4 9 4*. GrerirTs Catioier. petl4v..l Ford 19 14 el.' M..y Aleddal•n, per lbe I.yerlioir, per Rev. R. • %Prlbt 7/.li Bd. Osedford, per Rev C. R. [lrk; ....1/ Qs 2‘l. Viallcattoral2. dines 'Rua ,17a. Sd - Autiltri.Suuihns, pp! Itrv.Julaa Lakin 7/.9. Ana"rirY. per flit Juba Hiesiry 4 8 nueglaos, per dine 1 U et ha explun, per Rev. Ave. - 164nrord. Seffutk, prr .• ' NkalMp and C. 171. Ts. 7d 10rebreee,.pee ditiv 3 0 it l l l6,lo33 44Ne.'llaiep, pet 14. v. J. / 15 Maui ingfved Deep, tier"' per Rev. U. 8 0 .iliertlingtee, Salop, pee useou'e: 3 6 3el.4esee,: Dere*. ewe 1 13,4: 10s. ed. WetobrWpre ' Chajori, per hey. C. 11; Ca_ ."i . AI 161 6.1 Deeri o ll l o o • Wuo.l Glatt 1, per aka* IL is ea. Tarim*. FLIP, • per .Baele .. I 10 /tn. per • Rev. AVAterliqy lIL 13s. Oa I.0•10ese. Ores, :pr fay. C.. B. Bars- .'tl9i.4J. r Mist .M..144'240'1,64. loft lard ihntsw.4 o W. 121 64. totality pet' Rev .G_ _ irstimelis 4HI. is. Ihrofflaaew Prior, ps Rev. G. B. Jersay• 1. 111 6.1. 81..0epesickere, per R. v W Lrere. l4 3 All Saints, par Rags. G " Skinner Oakietter, per Re►. . . .3 10 • caolue,, .forr Reg. A. 411 Ls 3J. Eakear.re, Rey. It. 451. lbs. 9J Weston, prf Rs'r• 4... 0 •' l WlJuktutd, prr to 6 0 Anarevt** tie _ _ per Pew, 111". Walla; • b ANd LulleEv. ir del% Kr Vey. E. Ilenahaw .. 3 9 Si• Inankrw. lit Per . 7141. lei W. Case' hisi)Su rr !r, prr Res. J 2L 12g. 3d. Marley, Fus,try, 11141 - ANis• 11 7s. 21. Wahlieshetn, . Sum y, • per Aliso I Is. 0.1. fiseibminsSer, Essex, • . per Mee. C A. Sade • • ••••• •• . 291. 15.. td. Maki IS3. Children of the Mathis*, 6. boo', • di& per de 1 be Wsllssesipslend, flrds, —pee Rye. F. Is s. trey V. se. 1.1. St. l olare Jere, Lam. duo, per Rev. De. Lisreloou 20/. 16.. Qd. Si %Isms, l•cognoos• gei-laus, per du... 22 9 IlYskeetessuersete, Sys sed. per Rey Job.. Rtdeent... . .It. 17s. 6..1. Weudees Asals•i, Essex, per Rev. Tlu•nse Ryder • 51. 3s Id. If.' Aou., IVestmoi. seer, p•r v . . K. 21.1.#01.... 4031.11 e. 61. 2Alute &willies, Fs. tesi,per per. - - Weddrll IS/. Or. id. More,Owld, per Rer.• SI. Ilutomous 141. Ls: 71 Barrow, per kr,. Pd. L.' Culls • _ ;well Kent, per Sim J:"Dorby 601. 86.'9,11 farashmouiti, &sky, per &Ir. G. Klee.. $l2 Hawker", pre 'try. J.. •J. Watoun.... ...414 36 Cloreriag. E.otis, pet • P. /Wiwi. Vi . ...•01. 4.. fJ. Lteilry..'aitie; Orr . dime . . .. 11. 94. Si. , mart, ' owe Rev: I ;ii twaehilemala • skim • ' U. 11e.d. 'Whist II W. et Wiekbin. pee Re*: 4 4 R4laelbeele4; pee She Rev W. 141. 41 10d. k , Ilrrne, . 2 Kest,Ver Krt. . J. Mrapd Faint e 4; Hoek.. *v. Col:o*p' Dwitrir • Kaden J. Kaye Eii9 du. do lim'':4 4 l oll *lreift Pon, du. do. 2 0 Sautes, Esq. do. a.. C•olll6''`G, "floor**, 113 A. de. do 1 0 Rev. Hr Blrotoberopp, • do. . 2 0 Risoliiir,ilo.•;o 0 7 Miss Pike 0 0 Coll.rtisa hr abs • (lively per Rev. II • • Birstiosupp.. Or. 130. 741. Bvpiist Own% at Kyusloril, Krug. per • Her. J Keigors lO 10 Coseisitas,trbee, p.r Aitoneis 0 10 Piabit.basa du per do S I tisituued. was M)ths Or site Reverie ' Mr Court 1141 7s. Id. Mamba slid Dale, Per Kbv. J. U. Wawa III; R. 04. • Colleelies at • Hear J. rwsOleas rby, per Mr. 3. b • 1 . 1 44. 9 / 4 1. Kedirsaist, Dray, per Oki Hag. mid Ike. D. P. Corwin ..• 9 4 %Trona,' Meilovklist etoupd, Derby. per K. v. • J. Holloug. worth 20/. Is. Id. Csolltitedis tbeTuvos sloip &our. Aso d. luw, 804 Mho, la the provosts of Maas. ttil•Treu per Riv. ,11. P. J obsess 101 10 Ail &Ante, Derby, per Rev. C S Hope II 6 Ailtiorititi, lor. per de. 25 Dulloatkon per the Der. bplolre • Kuysl Trial Rlur Chib „ 10 10 Unlearnt Chrie, I, Fol. 'rotate. D.rioy, per Ho v. E. Hi4iiisolos 141. 10s. 74. Horsley. 'putty, pee MY. J. Nailed .... 16 10 St. Slickstri,; *du. pit '154, R. Sisipsve .. 16 0 Collection at the par- 1 0 tinder Barone' - Cbaspel+ Derby, pe, R.T. E. C. Bert . tit 141. NJ. lithalatCbe . pet, Der. by, • per R.". T. Cbeldwei 119 s. 6d. Cl ep.! of the tlested BlettprisvOrkbeouk, 9►rtby, •rf Re.. J. .. . .e.. 6 Ge.s.ral lapsed Ch. ►rl, fleoakmrseer, De"), per R.v. J. G. Pam 4.. 10J. St. Welberrile.;4le.lryl per Itr B.Uhr.rha JAN's, per Mr. W. Brook; 461. 7. 11.1. Wyhin, elo. per do; 3 b Htt.try, MlNrwiellt, per Rev. J. Troughten W. ss. W. HAY Trinity Parini], Cavalry, per Rev Joins !Mint Wog iteo,periter Jahn Sargent 3 6 Grill twin, per de. du 4 0 11ie551416 • &kilt', at Otiatartos, Derby 40s. 61. Papists Chdreli or Bur toLcuus Bstrots • • 251. Is 2d. Oati, sear Irry ROI% L. Bur rowers " .13 0 o f /Reuters, Derby shire by hew. J. -1111twile6 ......61. 144. 9d. Skidoos'. iv Holder oess per Her. W. Oases .....31. I Is. lid. Gee Horton, Loacohr. attire, per Her. T. Fersirb . 6l. 7.. 6d. ko.iib, do per d 0... 4 is Ureyogbatio.'do. per Ifew...W. Vessel's .. 18 per SirC.AaderSon,Riut. 1 9 !bulb Cray, per Re y. 'llo•mas II 5 y•ber in Denbigh, • Res C 1 0 per • Kaki/kepi:Kam, West incielsnd, per Rte. T. Do baba ..• • • ... 1 0 Thorn Valrue,per Rey. W. 11. Rawlins.... 2 0 Brambane, Yolk, per Ras. G. Allayed 25 10 &singles and North Aatnel, Osforit, per Rev. H. Winiki 0 Sia4.ln.tl, seer C...rei • (:asifr, per Itev.se. G K. Tr...11a; 7.0 • Pleviene, Digo', by Rev. J. Cariviligbt 1 17 Cha!"ky, Walter le dial.. Laatasier 241. Si. 3d. Flowed, !oases, pee Rev. A.C. Lawrence 18 0 Creel Watering, Es. rev, per Rev. E. . . I) whoa 2 17 Hortiky, SAT. per R.v. O. Walker.. 4 0 Leelrear, Devuir, per Rev.llebert 'relief 1 0 Werron-ermler.Warl, Beek', per Rey... ler peril —.231. fly. 1.1. sr/set Is, Devon, per Rev R N. liyltet... Pril4•o46lup, per Rev. G. ‘Vytker.......... 4 0 Kends, eat, per R. Ir. _ . J. W. Narita.. tit. 9s. Td. FoiiPenlitidrer Home, per It,. Si Chapels, ot Ib.ley, d.. per . it 14s. Ode. IR. Glaseoesite. pee Rev. IF. Thunman 1 II Peetemlsil, Beds, pee ISest. T. 71 6(4 .... Weveilleseseursh Poe shame feltes,Beste. pi raci.9 limbs* U. 7s. OIL . 46. ' -•, • :a s. • , t_' . - . 704;.711. be 4 5i 1i1t 1 ...* . ' ' • .- . Oa, Lid Nock* lipsfiallic, per .., • • Sm. J:Murnp. „. S 0 0 , Wien rent Sitting- bropear per Funball lO 0 iSire Negroes,. per the Ater.). A. Gabb b 5 Mart Hal. do. prr de. 1 b Brilirearie, per bey. Juba Wdliadre 311.20. 31. Mama, Ilarrry s per • Flom sad Arr. J. E. Reoceirelo, 201. 12.. Nrr , oo' Ere* s" , Tionswertio, pet the • key. John Gent, . $ 0 Wills, Per . Rev. la. B Bore is 6 10 Lodge of Feeroulooo, 6 0 Latmoseo t G 1...% • gat, • p Rev. R. • 1 0 Donation froth Mrs. David lone% of Lanier. Mejur..,.. 9 0 fireball, Willi, per lir.. W. hararieu 11 0 l'oritirrhaer, Darer, per Rev. J. P.Graot 3 1 Illea:ton, I.lneolo, per Rev. C. Moore. MI. 3s. 6.1 , St. •Botolpit, Al levy pale, per Rev. Jos. BS 7 fltsaasay, Glosscesta r ehire, per Rev. F. Aston 4l. 41.116.1. Coalaeaschesier,Hisni• Weds*, per Rev. J. Ch•rtres ....18L 12s. 91. Havering. Eases, per kir. J. Mamas 23/. IS.. Id Podeleaus, Lancashire, per Bey. S. J. C. Attorneys) 31. 9.1. Upper Merl, of St. Andros'., lisrlburn, I. aiditig to a for mer sobteriptioo of the isahabitassii, per Mr. Aloe B Jeer ... 3 la 49alibasea St. taw. 'rodeo, Berke, per Rev. E 3. Porker 33 0 Bradfield. Berko, by Rer.HJltereos 131. 161.911 trOIWA CaMlll.lllVr, Hants per Bar. C. D. Willaottoe 5 Chiltoo Condom, do. per ditto ...a I 0 ByocH 64. Andrew's and St. Peter's. • Rosh sashes land, per Rev. H. Jubessoo Si 11.9 J. Stamford Letter, Es. deo, pee Rev. W. T Goodcbsid Vadiage, do per do. St Botisipb, &shops Rate, per Ibe Rev An idearon Blom told, Rector .. 611 el. 6J tirilettbso from Wino to bombe its palls of Salsa notoleb, Vistsopagate 9091. 11s. bit Voiding, Reed, psr the Rey. R. Want, Vicar 141 9s. 101 Diner, ditto. p r she Relented R. Ward, Rector . 3 7 Chipping Norio*, Ot - ford, by the Rev. R. Skitter, l5l. 9s 9J Cornwell, ditto, by the Rte. T Pliryere irks 5 0' Chalk, Rent, by Rev. R: S. limes Dlytworth, by Rev. H. Sirangways.... 61.1 1 s ileum; Surrey, ptr Rev. T. Lancaster 1171. Its. Id. Froth the Colliers of Gulden Valli I,Gloo cester, per Rev. H. T. 'Silicones .... 17s. 34 Worentry, Herta, per T. ficColloelt.: 211 0 Sobertoo, Hares. per Pole and C 0... 441.3.. Id. Wells, Somerset, pre Pule and Co 44 2 Study SI sates, cratersbile, per Rer. J. W. Doyle ...v 7 4 Lease, by lb. Re.. D. Swett ea I Is 2.1. Rosiserorear Gosport, per Rev. J. Mans. Geld 11.35. 3d. Km W. R. Ilaresm, from Mace bad Cn. • 651. bs. Sd Riden, near Tenter den, frogs date, $1 144. 11111 rtearap. Keevtl"l a, per S. fttshesbert el Han Dill, York, per Rev. J. Alikoson, 4? 17s. 4d. SlMery,Sornerdel, per _ _ _ _ - - Rev R. Edward;.. 14 14 Cotobretan, Corn ' bridge, per Fisher end Sme . 7 9 Ker , ,Surroty, per Rtr. ' 11.17Inar • t4l 2s. IJ Great Gasnsmrth, t 4.- Inp, per Rev: C. G. Kale . 61..11J Corkfielit, per • Re,. Word 3/. 3* 10.1. Velteeted in the Padshrs at Reilfurd i as wetter, 2J sob srri pi ion, vie -I. •Ilt. Paul's, Rev. John. '•• Motor I*. 7.1. Rt. Mar)'*, Rev. W. {evening • • 11 4 at. Jahn's, Rev. J. _ . • Werner......11.13a.8 , 1. S,: firmer, Kew. 1) Oast 1614tdeutmos, di itu 41 9O. Catdhogiue, Bev. F enninionir -ft! 17a. 0.1. Caple, Rev. d AN Lear 4 7 Hoogisl!fr Ciniqftst, Rig. !Ur. Ilitrber .. 3' 8 MaPl.tew, Rev. E. rilhaftsim St...ltelrai;,*assorlamt, '• by Rev.°. Wird 4t Is pl. ilitiokeemrstweib, by I doe Rev. 201. Igs.old. di ilk CA:retie* liii.C•nus Hy, for she &lief et We Denti • ere. 7 + llll,leiree IS • 4 AI **Rollie*, tta,Rev. •Platide _441 • Aldlouted, br 15: 4 1, Hallooed" .31; 4 OW. &sow b, ditto 11- Sam. doe, by Rev. W. Geo I it?" 9 10 Shaildleltl, by Res. J. etottrop Ash/ma, by Rev. J. Road o 441.1441.14. Roe. .1 don Jerold* ; Coseutry, by Bret "tool C 0..... 471. 11s. Turners wed• Cd. Cbsio lcullool, Eaddile and Cu... 41. Ills , 9d. Eliadloellea : birth:day ; present The -Rev. A.- H. lks ehoosot, by Grob and 17.41. Tenstall, ereff,rtb, by Ale:adder and 81. 13a. 641. Wielnd' Market, do. bir du 641. les. 9d. Mulford, du. by d 0... 5 13 Woo Lafoosa, by do.. 5 0 Tudderthavo, do. by Roo. 13.11ittray 4 10 Horngoyrun, do. by Ookre owl Cu. 31. Its. 4d. K-adeit, do. by Rev. G. Alisuey... .11. 13s. 841. Lyadohall, Heceiurd, by Roy. T. Voexha• It/. 4s. Bougbioa, ladnrbel. sea, Kral, by Rev. so. Andrews, Vicar 11 St. Mary'd, Cbadwell, Ewe, by Rev. D. Fdix ............9 8 Brsen6§4J, Hens, by Rev. E. Boucher 41 180. 6J. West Drafters, 1151411. by Rey. S. Cyke 14/. 19s. 6d. Precincts or 'Bride well, by s.v. H. Budd, CbaplAin 721. 14s. 4J. Merles, Surrey, by Rev.!. W. Peers W. Its. 61. St. Mary, Soslbasepton, by Rev. S. Kent 191.160.4 J. Eptecupel Clara at 01§11§ans,Glesseester, by Mike, Harfeed: mod Ce 11. 17s. W. Ditto, ylitte, • at. , 4l4sa- Item, dine, by into 130.7 d. Br Wby sod Gately, Norfolk, by ibis R•o -tor .... r... 111. Os. W. . Hones, !Leßow!, by Rey. Dr.Turaer 161.6 Y. W. Woad/ord. Bars ' by Hee. H. Kebbell 1065. Ss 6d. Paleetbilk fitafferislise, by Rev J. lassos 6 3 Wolstecton, dine, by Rev. D. Terasr.lll. 3e. 2§l. Baelogstuke, 84 Ano nym:us sub. bylitr•. Jaynes Banta 6 0 Nuneated sled Map pleanwell, per Rey. J. Hunter 17 3 Wryly* Petrie It, per Rest. G. Landers • 31.35. 1.1. Horton turbot, &dap, per Ray. T.Willina. sou • 11s. IOJ. Illevaglesty, Carswell, per lies L. Mathias • fat. la. 61. Subscriptio, Is addle§ Kearney§ collection s per Lechemere sad Co Brenham, Berlin, per Rev. J. Buttlestell 131. 9,.8! ' . Ortue-ennhe bill, Lei cestershire, per Rev. Jou .Ptsitltmere 3 'l9 • Ts yet wadeite,y.er as 3 18 Resort, Besse: pee Rev. V. II fu.etl 121.88.6 d. Roachant, Su Hulk, per • Rev. Jas. Burwell 5/. la. Alk.ttatt, Oskod 31. ts.ll§l. Sherrington, Glowers ter..... 64 16s. II J. 31yrabsan, by Rrv. J. Sidereal§ Reinvents, ditto 91. 19s 84. Little Sasbas, by R. v. Mr. Cart weight 3/. 12s. 61 Sralatsurpe. NerSolk, per Nev. E Illanbeen 9/. 1 Is. 6J. Pe n t low, Essen, by Rey. H. P. Butt 21 Bs. BJ. eviirchos at Surrey Chapel, sfier two Stratum% by the Rev. R. Mott, of Deets s, ill the ab sence of the Rte. N. Hill 2011. Is. 9d. Graykorst, Reeks, per. 1t.,. W. Drake 12/.17s M. Goldiegtee,d.r. per do 7 9 Brighton, Sussex,. per 11. J. Taylor is 4J. ' , Ha weeten, Hants, per Rev, R. A. Nash .. 1 12 Abbot's Ittptun, pet Rev. T. Roper 71. Is. OJ. Reanimate/ad Grey, do. pee Rev. J. 11. Henke 4. di di. dd. Ramt.spy, de. 1.4.-Real. H. hlamdsley 14!. Ls. dd. , SNtry, do. pies R.M. J. 84sititlera 71. - 10a. dd. • St. Michas!, Corneal, by Rev. T. I.7e.nch 40 . 0 Herafetd, per Rev. IV. Skinner, Voear • 5 • 8 itcr. G. Whitebrai. byCeekle &Co. 431.9 a. 7J. toleesier pee Rev. J. C. Re: 'ike ... a ........ 3 31 Collected froth she Pea rielrisheeti r di•te ... 3 17 Rey 1? Larelteetosa ... 6 0 St. hi Ligloyea = bithe,b,H.C. tll Deessaighre , , 661 811. The' Hoe. &Tribe H. lawrilep a .... 1 Wargiiim.,.slemes, per , Rte. 1,8,641 e, • Went .91. d. ' bedew% itrilkeilie /Utter Vet. owed MA,. if to he made . home This day are published, is one values foolscap, price 6 . Woods, `TORIES AFTER NATURE. L•aduo: Printed fur T. and J. Allman, Prisms. sareet, Haanwer-sgene. We scarcely know a volume feria which e■ Artlct I might gather more than front these t Stories after Maters; the facts are well aarraled, and the pictures which are re prestttAl ■re eon:climes br.•aKht in the eye of the reader wine arvaily than we armenther !ghee. sees is (.Ineasi) say relent publicaima. 4 —New Monthly Magazine, March 1814. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY it. Their Lordships net at tea o'clock. APPEA IS. FuLLawiens, Appettant ; Ssa Row DAILIIVMPLE HASIIILTOSI, Bill. Respondent. This was so Appeal frost t►e Court of Sesaion (Scotland). The rtitoruel-Geuera/ out heard iu reply.—Judgateut poet ported. Bernminn, Appellant; Twtt EARL or BRILADALSAVE, Respondent. This was as Appeal fruis the Oliva of Session (Scotland). Mr. Warren and Mr. Wetherell were heard fur the Appellant; the Attorney Clearest! sad Mr Thompson were beard fur the Respondent—Judgment postponed.. Mr. Revile% frum the Court of Chancery (Irelsod), pre sented paean is as appeal came. The I OKI) CHANCELLOR observed, that the peat Ina. of the papers called fur some obseivatiue from him, fur is all Appeals (runs Ireland the pleadings were vidueninors, that at occupied merle of their Lordships' time befuee they could get at the merits of the ease, and •fcn they obtained that, it was rieneralti found necessary to mewl bark in Retard fur far th er plearGug, by which means she judicial business of ijis House was mach obstructed. The Pothers were laid en t h e table. _ . The Regiviets Office (Scotism)) Bill was read a third time, stud, pained. The Bakers RegalNihon Bill ; the New Churches Amend. mat 13,11; ibc Charm, of Fettiimis Bill; the Same Li. ceowa It. gulation Bill ; the Five per Cents. Ripayment R• 11; the Growing .Peodeee Bill ; the Luau Bill ; aad the Prows Laws geweudinent (Irelsucl) Bill, severally wept tMorgla a Committee, mod were reported without any ameod -0013111. . ou,itst 'natio* or the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their Lorealslapa liquoring! to Monday soot. MOUSg OF COXMONS, FRIDAY, JULY It ORPHANS' FUND. The !Win of Londos preeeoled at the her it Petition Goon the'Lord Moyer, *Writhes ' end Common C.uttell of Loedoo, ;gaited' a Bill sow brfore Paeliaoccut, touching the Orpleitoi Fold. On the motion err Mr. Aldermen WOOD, the Petition ~rib°Mewl to he retrieve/ to the Cooribietee on theeeid Bill. The Ttiepereery'Ailireecce to ireleed Hill pulsed th rou gh a Committee.—.Tbe Report au ordered to be received on • lite4.eatbet' Tel Redaction Bill pawed throork a to at. imetleoe..4te_poit Meader. I lb SIR D r eliii 1114 pawed Orroeetie.Coacseistee, tio shoo the 8411 4 billelf BeßeylAl f relapd) itiporta acre ordered to lit (reeked* IllOutisty. • • " •• . • The Scotch Nola, Direwheckldiff iraiteMlike SAM float\ 1 oa4l. otkelett • ' • • 'lift Utit itIAMIXTVCIBEVAVIvit - • • .1 Ier.IIIIIIOIIIDEIN Iftottibt - or Oar' apses it,e acino`for raisin* iiiatons and silo watt& 10 tbilieriab to `..of its• lausikeka. , fife. 1114$11 shill he coeld not allow oppeetsnity to • prow k witherit riarshis a.. suggestion ; yrllelkhe had ortLen a frittlumesemnrioss, lamely the pour Sety of cloriging theiballowances uu the Penaitio List, and vet us the Con solidated Fond.. -.LLISHJNGTON obeirrad a that sokab thrift persona Oro, filled inf. rive stations in her Lae Majesty's service had received pension's, he thonght that individuals who held More coufillential 'Ouellette, and bail served her Majeet!, MTh fidelity, shoed not be paned by. be the death of (lefts Charlotte the awe of 111,0001. load hem granted in pensions. Uudoubtedly sit 'hurt peesuos who had served Quiver Charlotte did rodeo lairs hum.' of receiviug their re. ward i und.were actually its the road to royal f ; but the servants of bee NO Majesty could %are ellterlltiPed no curl' j expectations. Such woe the melancholy stale of bee ty's pecan*, effairs, that she dill not cirri; leave craft, to discharge the arrears of !friaries which were due, Bed those penmen, some of whom bad served for sits, eight, or tee years, were left within,' our menet, of preferment, after their prospects had been blasted, to light their way 'brevet the world. Suck conduct 'wily was not agreeable to British feeling. nor could he thick it creditable to koyalty to make •theoedistinellons ; but, as he mould not hope that any ergo. ments which he could atitieee would inevence the Govero nseiet, be should not waste the time of the House by reships such a propositioo. Mr. LOCKHART complained of the large pensions which bad been granted to Sicard and others, who twilit' live cons furtsble end happy with half the sum. The CHANt BLUR of the EXCHEQUER slated, that a salary to that amount bad been originally granted rat Sicard rot of her Majesty's private purse, sad the pensions of all these individuals had bees regulated by their services. Dr. LUSIIINGTON wished to instance the case uf Sir William Gell, who was sever absent from her Majesty for a moment; and Lady Anne Ilamiltou also, sod many where, Ow encoded her Majesty on all occasions with the most unceastug rare. • , Mr. S. WORTLEY said, it had !always been customary on the death of a Queen to grant pensions to the higher as sell as inferior servants ; and he thought it would be more worthy of the °Decrement not to depart frum that practice un the present occasion. He should recommend these yuletide who bad been deprived of their 'penslous to make, tit MIRO (mare period, •o application to Parliament. Air. BROUGHA SI wished to add his testimony to the meritorious and rimming services of these indmiduals. He bad berm formerly on a Committee appi.inted to comddee whet pensions should be granted to the servasits of the Queen, the mother of the present King. That Committee P.:emitted the mutter with the greatest accuracy, sod their Report, although not more liberal thou jest, was rt Dosch mote liberal than the preaeut peesioss; fur pensions were extended to all the middliug and inferior servants, none being ex cluded earept the very highest. Peasiorts were granted to the equerries, maids of honour, maids of the bedchamber, fie.; and Mr. Mattbisx, who held the office of Secretary, received a pension. With respect to Sicard, hr bad ben, as well as others, for mauy years to attendance on her Majesty; be was appointed by the present King when the retirees' of Wars was residing at Carlton House. Mr. STUART WORTLEY gave notice, that ht some retire stage of the proceedings, he should mere that pen sions be (ranted to those who arl held higher offices is the service' f the late Queen. Mr. HUME mid, ;bat the precedent In the ease of the former Queen should be followed. And be understood that in Oat instance pensions bad Cut beta granted to the higher weenie, Me. BROUGHAM said, that of course the rote rimed be "weeded by an inquiry. Dr. LIJSHINGTON obverted, that those Ladies should not be forgotten who bad adhered to their unfortauste mis tress through good report and evil report. Mr. C. WYNN said there was no precedent is which the House of Cosmos' iuteifered with the Crown in regulating the peusious of the Royal Household. The Reeulutitiew were then agreed to, and leave was given to bring is' a Dill pursuant to the same. THE LOTTERY. Mr. BROGDEN brought ap the Report of the &Solu tions relating to the Lonny. Me. BENNETT cod Mr. MUNCH both expressed a hope that thin would be the last year they should bear of a Lottery. Mr. HUME suggested the propriety of establishing a government tare fur the sale of tickets, which would effect a cuseiderable mitre to the psblic. The Right lismourahle Gentleman belooged, he believed, to a very ancient Society fur distributive the Holy Bible, and soother &witty for the Suppression of Vice. It might, perhaps, be desirable that these Soctetiea mould take the management of the lottery under their protection. The Report was dies' speed to. The Court of Exchequer Sittings Bill was reed a second lime, and ordered tube committed on Muoday next. MR. ABERCROMBY. Mr. COORTIIII•ir It having COWS to Ins knowledge that his lion. and Learned Friend Abercromby) would be in his place this even. tog, be wished to take the eat hest opportunity uf calling the attention of the House to the future limo eceding which he meant to propose. It wits quite obvious that, in the terra of the House, the two papers, signed John Hope, and William Men zee, which had been submitted to the House on a former evening, were breaches of their ptivi• leg's, He had *tot:piped into the precedents which had been followed on similar occasion,. He took for his guide two precedents. in whi c h the gi anticipating disagreeable cOnsequeucts, • such as tboie expected in the present case, bad rojoiard the parties by name " nut to take, accept, or send any challenge," which injunction he proposed to apply in the some manner to Mr. Abercromby, in regard to the papers which had .been declared by the House to be a breach of their prieileges. He would first have the Resolutions of last Tuesday read over by the clerk, upon which lie would move a similar Resolution to those paned its the two precedents to which he had alluded. He believed that to doing so he should act according to tire unammous feel. lug of the House. [The Clerk then read the entries mode on the Journals of Tuesday last, of complaints made of two letters, one in a pamphlet, by John flupe—the other by W. Menzies, to the Courier of Monday the 8-11, which were declared by the House to amount to I. breach of their Privilegea.) Mr. CCBSTeII Alf Metittotted the precedents in SO 10.R1 u tone of voice that it coted only be heard in the gallery that Sir W. Itle f redith was one of the parties so equalled by the House. Upon these precedents he would proceed to lunge. "'('hat the said papers havhqe been declared to be a breach of the privilege, this House erjoins Mr. Ahereroushy net to prosecute anyquarrel which may arise therefrom, by send ing or are, Wier say chsileuge." The resolution was instantly adopted. The SPaAYCa raid,,that another resolution re mained as to .the conteyiog the intention of the House to Mr. Abercrotuby. He wottl.l doubt leis feel it to • be his duly to attend in his place , agreeably to the former order of tire House, is SOOll as PIS, arrived iu town, and it would be necessary for the House to adopt the tarsus for taiuruitug biro of their resolution. Mr. CouitTimitt Moved that the Speaker be quest• ed to infoun Mr. Abereromby of the veso . • 4ettisq tgreed .upon by the Honer. .IKr 4 ows, its, a tone eiturly. inaudible, sup gebtie4.4lwr *optics, er Men:diem umq esusimi iu heir reasoukti..tueduiegktkuiselves ibeetsisuiess sith:ll m, would not red, to melee elsewhere, et not seekieg redress for supposed iiijurirs tiiroug.i the mediator of the poblic press. Ile applied these hints to both sides of the A pry.* of • moment meet -Aril. Mr. lit nuchain wished that scree Mems.7 of more importance than littnetlf would Itorts unites hil:en to notice and thwatt those sentrimel Which hail just been Rung obi 1);••••.N Hod. Cieittlernati. Any thing to 'seedy calculated to Isiastrate that winch they hid all so much at heart. he could tot coact:se, he hoped that it was pot the to:rntithi of the Hon. Gentleman to !et ugni;tot the decided and usuniimous concurrente if the noose. lie would Slut Were sit Ai r in intention of Ina Hon. Friend; het 'if be h at . ,aseased It, 1-„ : hardly knew what better way he mold hive to undo the effect of ell that hod hinbcno limo t`....„ The honourable Grittlensun iafig of his teat:, ks its if there had been any ore anitgestion or &alit from any Member as to die steps which hail 1).-er, hitherto taken. Fur his own Ott, he would Icair it to the clear sense of any one who had be-n pre sent—lie would not wish any other several thine to the candid declaration of the Noble L-.rd °pito si,e, if there could Ire any feeling more entire sod ungnal;fiell as to the selject than had been in what took pluce Ini that occasion. H e w ou ld pot it to any one if his honourable and Learnt-a Friend could have otherwise discharged a politic duty of no pleasing kirld—bavirag to stand forward as a public accuser (for that was the sit tistioa of his Honourable rind Learitrd friend). He was not dealing random charger unconnected with the qn.s_ t,on on hand upon !parties lint prtsellt nor able li, defend themselves. The cute was exactly the op posite of all this. His honourable and Leirriartl Friend had givrii notice of his intention—he ststrd the nature clove —be pointed out the culls which hail come to his knovrledge—li chewed the necessity fur the pill ICS 'Mph. cited °erring some defence, for which lie wished to give them en opportunity, by it gaffing into all the circumstances. Had the hon. Gentle-- 1111111 tinder the gallery but listened ai lie (Mr. Brr.gliaru) had dune to the proceedirgs of that night, he would have admitted, that NY no case could, be more ably and ingeniously stated Were the house. in point of fact and argument, so nothing could have been more gentleminsly and moderate thou the language used from be‘iiintug to end. Mr. Foists rose to speak. but was iutertuptird by Mr. H.Su»Mat, who oprbke to order, and rime.' out the necsssity of the House ntieruling to its first ditty, that of liking measures for carrying its rest,- lufimmiworffict. Mr. Formes 11411 understood to disclaim any in tention of imputing blame in any parliettlar. Mr. BIIOUOVAiI congndulated himself on having given the Ilan. Gentleman au opportunity for ro handsome no explanation. Lord Stumm° had never etderstood the Floa.• Gentleman (Mr. Forbes) in any other 'sense thou that of his explanation. With regard to what h. l fellers from the Member for Wirichelsea, us he did not wish to thwart the desire of the House, IT would then say nutlitug; but he protested spins' bring thereby coneladed, or aoppcored to be concurrent in regard to the statements made on a former night by the Lion. and Learned Gentleman named in the present Resolution, eliptcially as it went to preju dice the House uguiust persous who wate:to "bedew examination before theta. Whale hie Lordship was speakingiffiß. *berms ' by entered the House, aetotupaaied by Loud Althorp. The SPEARS* then calling ea lb. Albereroniby by astit that it was his-duty to express to hnu the resolution to which the Muse had come this day. iu consequence of what bad tokerr place on Tuesday last. Complaint had been . made, of two letters signed by John Hope and I%lll4l4u lies (ah, Speaker recited the exact form of the pro= ceediugs), which had been voted breaches of poi wilt-ice—upon which the parties were ordered to at tend an Tuesday. July 17; after which, the House had resolved that he (%Ir. Abereromby) sheaki be required to attend in his place forthwith. •On these proceedings the House had come to a further resole tiout this day -4 That the said pipers having been declared a brrerb of privilege, the Hove rejoins Mr. Aberorumby not to paw cute any quaint *Mich may arise thesefrons, by Elvin or ac• cepting any challenge." Mr. ASERCItotiIET bowed to the Chair and sat down, Lord A klalcißs wished fora little attention from the House, whale he explained some circumetance• which had cometo his knowledge. Hrstion. Friend had inched asked his advice, said he alight therefore be allowed to explain what had led to prevent the haws which seemed to have been auticapried. ' His Hun. Friend had 'left town before the 'order *as made for hie attendance, and followed him (Lent Althorp) to Illorthanaptonshire. He (Lord A ) not being au that part of the country where his line. Friend expected to see him, some delay of ince , - sity took piece. When they had met and consulted, they went north as fast as they could. • Arrived at Ferrybridge, they learnt what bad passed upon I the subject within the Heine, and that a aterattl- I her way in portant of his Zion. Friend to serve the order of the House *poi) hltit, Feeling itst by going foreard it would be guile impotaible to at• tuna the object they had in view, dud Abet M... Menzies would certainly be in custody on•their ar rival, being anxious slier that to obaerre the order of the House, ler felt it to be his duty to recom mend Ins Hun. Friend to iaintedrate atinieteenee with the *whet of the House. He hoped the Hoe-e would excuse this Oddment— illear, felt it to he Ins duty to snake it, end that n was tine to his Firm. Fr end that there had been rode: 3 , (on ilia lout, either to going or corning, in returnin4 to his place agieenhly to the older of the House, or in pataning Lie origami object of his joarney.— (Hear, hear.; Mr. FORBES presented • Petition from wow permits interested as Agents its rentinsoces from lathe Mai"' any farther monitions on the import of East ladle eager, sod prayieg that the preteetiee dot) of IG.. per n et. for the West lads swear laid ea dam of Os Emit m ight bt withdrawn, FM. MONEY complained thin the spirit of tonsoopoly still iraperted dosiescrie Eind finite cosionednies,trhich amounted to almost • general preintnitots. ' Mr. HEIGH r reminded the Hon. Glagellaaa &et the yip ekieveas monopoly It the China aid lea nosiet,-ovierJ tryst", gam loollaCtsasparly. He espasisiret ear etiostort• lag dvautatieu,stavtry, debsteemeni„ sad rain, boomiloroW 4 Pi • house 10 p jlla eseite esleesillot Asaestleitts is**by rispretivcrerieber, ilim thry seal renal the psi} emeethl service itlhey willassidt le the C e llectiee i• Ih Several Dire. Weis of Miele Poreli. qsee ° ;e n a lliellir ls 11/4111.. 11 .1. 4"5ed 5.1 * the Thatteiet lb which they polymer to moist is the Collectiue. • Tiee Cantsitiee leer! . it'tiee deity, stzlplestigue irstive. are received at the boSsiiiitre Ilona, be 'sees the bowie of twiiee sad Fear; by elmitler.Paltse.irml Smiths; end by all the Banters iit Leudim lad Westmitsier. ezeii 4 the Cowsilttre, • ItICH. WM. TROT. Hoe. ale. • 'E U MIT INDIA ; ROE, left:10, it: trig .61TitT iiiItECTOWS .tie UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading, to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Nice Native, • That. the COMMITTEE of BUYING. on 4 WARE -1101)SES will be reedy In eteo.ve Pro Pauli io " , itiott ecal.d up, no or befogs WEDNESDAY, the 31.1 of Mt, from peel' Persons oe ntey be wiflittg to tepply the Compasy with SCRAP IRON : Sod the Conditions of the Contract way be wen oq ep plicativu to the Clerk of the sikid Committer, with oho,. the Proposals seat be left before Wive* o Clak io the Fore coon of the said 3lat of J• 11, After 'which boor the Com mittee will sot receive soy T. oiler. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EASi(INDIA HOUSE, JULY 10, 11122. TIMM COURT of DIRECTORS of tie IL UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be ready lu receive Proposal. in writing, seal ell up, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th meant, from suds Persons as mg be walla( to ►apply the Company with • quantity of BRIT'S!! COPPER, for exportation to India, as Mtlitxry Slor•s; mod that the Conditions of the C mired may be seen upon application to the Clerk of tbs said Committee, with whom the Pr O. kink enlist be left before Elkven of the Clock on the said 1114 instant, after which boar the Committee will tiot receive soy 'Tender. • JOSEPH DART, Sccretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JuLT 10, 1012. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the M. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, fragility to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give I►otice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSES will be ready to revive Proposals is seated up, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 241 h July, 1822, from such Persians as may be williug to supply the Company with PACKING CASF.S: And that the Coeditions of She Contract may be erre spun 'epplicaties to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals most be left before Eleven o'Clock ou the said 24th day of J. 17, after which bow lbe Committee will out receive soy Teoder. JosetH DART, Secretary. This day is published, price 4. mired is blue, A SERMON preached before the incOrpora'ed Society for the Propargation of Ilse Gospel to Foreign Peels. on Friday, tbit 18th of February idol, by the flight Fatten is God WILLIAM, Lord Bishop of LLAN DAFF. Also, the ANNUAL atEpoftr pie/welted to the Soelety for the Year 1821, a List of Ibe Netobors of the Society, lac. Sold by Messrs. Ri►inatoos, St. Paul's Church-yard, sod Waterloaploce, lu • few &ye will be putphiihrd, R ANDO.I 12111 ( 41EA flow PARIS : with other Poems. Bp A WHIG RADICAL. 0 Paings* lea ebo.rs mat aiwi, je pretend* tool amok nomi saw fraar-parler."—Curretpandance d'Alembert. Primed fu► I'. and J. Allman, 6, Princes-street, Hammen , *tome.