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Writ, Oalscery, Talimirc ilasniumed, Mrs. Johlision, SI Boyce, Mrs. Phree, Mrs. ebettuley., , I • Preview in the enewetle, • t.e4 THE sroieD .. • .. • Oil PirLl.-, Mr. Williams; Little Pickle, Mrs. Heber Tee, Mr. Tayleure. Miss Pickle, Mrs. Peeree ; Ni.,ar Miss! J. Styli. To conclude with the Farce of WET WEATHER. Sir Ommipborouu Puitelefet, Mr. 1.1.11012 ; Capt. Brantley, Mr. Jones; Tim, Ur. W. West. Easily Dawirma, Mire. Esker. Bowe% Fts.—Pit, Gallery, Ss —Second Gellert. I s. The lbws to heApened at Si: *Thick, and the Prrlor,n. sown to begin et *veil. fur the Hoses In be takes of Mr. Slawinehrim, at ere, of wri.r Private Buses ore) be had, nightie. To-morrow. Jahn Marshy—The Bill of Fare—and Ex change no Robbery. (In Monday, The Africans—with Job. Buzzhy. On Tuesday a new Farce will ha produced, touter the title 01 Peter Fin, or A New Road to Bilebtou. EAGLE EIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, Cernhila, enc!. Iteseio.-sheet, corer, of street, • 'fit. TDirccionqesikectfully inbinit to the Plit t . 111. tje the adsaiitares to Persona insured at these Offices. Thelelins ire mummify s fibi.st,'•iiti the Rewrite of erriy other Olti..e cowiliturd. The Purulent of Rent is allowed io Ron: rim by Fire. without say aserease of Pervistisot. :No Charge is wide fne Policies. No responsibility fall he in curred as is uhercidevery one is Mtge fiat Losses to She extent of his witole.rope,iy. Life tailor. snore eiPeied un lb* saner equuable Terme. Slidpoimeeer Policies should hue renewed w.tluw Arleen days from that rood. • • WILLIAM BEETIIANL Secretary. BISHOP DIMON'S SERMONS This day ate published, la t.. 0 volumes B.u. price IL Is. iu [Haar. the Met ..der all II tba . 3 Jae to the Ch.( Baton, personally, and the high el- Natio,' which he held, It, dirpuse of tit.' ease finally whet' iriere it nes begins: The answer of the Chi. f Barna had Dot bees to the hands of Pit others mute than feu days, •Hel he had tea hefilattota to avow. that f the very great pri store of hotlines., he gra. as )t t unable to forms as acearatelOd tinatt.piatun. those ductimeats tuft diem that induced ihetu Iv v.,te for Hsu Calmat Hee. Mr. WIGRAM explained. 'Mr. COVIITENAY thought that the claim put forward Wing a claim of right, Jitotier required that it should be in quired into, in order that the prnper mode of arriving at an oltimote degitio• of its propriety might be pointed out ; sod ha therefore voted fora Committee as the best tribunal for Mat" preliminary inquiry. Mr. BROCGif AM replied. A mud eneandid and ins sueurate attempt', he said, had been nsacle by his Honnorrble raMmis, the Member for 'Aberdeen (Mr. Hume) and the INMINIBite fur Coventry •(Me. P. Monre't, to beat dawn the t ibia, by making it appear that the Hon. Member tinder 'roe gallery (Mr. Preurlergagt) was • party intswestel in it, *Ord thereby, from the trotmegion of ibis matte, with thOt Honourable Alembtr's known political opining,. to mud, eiertaii vote*. But Le begged to assure the House that the assertion was totally onfouarletl ; that Honourable Member was merely concerned as nil attotuey or agrut, to manage theAusirtesa in this cosign, for the patties. The real parties were British subjects resident w ludia—om Bri tish burst subjects, hut reiirling under our J )) i)) tt, there fore seder our protection, and therefore entitled on their ap p al to !lig British Parliament, on a Petition, nut of (arum, but of right, to a rali 111(101U/1r ..f jut , ICC. 4r. iiV.ME sad Mr. BROUGHAM mutually eaplairgetl. it House thus diviter For the Motion Against it • SI ONS on. aloe". IR) MAC MEANS' of GRACE; the Faso Insl pratirsls of the C4nrch; en Scripture Characters; and 'ravines Prcetical Sishicets: ' By the late Right Rrr. TIIIVA)DORE DEHOIS. 1) D. Rector of St. Michael*. Church, Ekertesinis; and Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Chords, in ibt: Dioccce of Soulla • Carolina. • Together with some Arcount of the Author, soil n Sermon preached no Occasion of hie Doubt, Charleston—Reprinted in Loudon, fur F.l:. and J giving- • hits, Waierisso-plcce, ale St. Polies Church ylphr. • - 'ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, . Established by ltvyal Clririer in the• Reign of King George the First. June, 1822. 110E1iSONS, wlmie Alintlat Premium,' rail iltie oa the 24th ikriaul, are herebq informed, that Everitt" are now ready to be delivered at the Cumiratty's Office over the Npyel Excisemen and in Poll-twill, as welt or by thew rerpeirive Agents in the sevrtui Cooratie• ; and lb. Partial :unwired enr requested to apply for - the Renewal of their Pufseirt„ on or before the 9th of July next, as the usual Fifteen Hari allowed fur Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will Ikra expire. SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary. IMPERIAL P RLIAIItrAT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TadissnotoLT Their Lordships tort at half.p•st &Air Isisak. Mr. Chn, fleas the Conimisesothera of A. Nicholas Bay Compsoi, properiltd rbr suaral accptruis of tho Compumy.— Laid cm the trite. • The Exelertmer Wien VI Bill, sore' setirrally read a third trosiv____ _ The Laud It lrelsitst) BiCieheitboomia.* Com mittee, sod lees rrpurtrd without city viewdatas*. CORN IMPORTATION BILL. , Lord ERAKINE oreseutrd a Pet.tiou from • huge somber of the I hrues• sad Occupier% o f Lund of the conipty of . . ••• Attendance is given, daily. at the snit! Offices, far the Assurance of Buildings, Gunn., Nlerchandises, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or ohne buntline, from Loss or, Danner by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting A nsisifies on, laves. N.B.—fire : Policies *ill be issiird free of Expense to the Assured, sr brie the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. sl3jority.... AN our re admia.sou to the gallery the Committee was bring riu.sen. Mr. Ricardo and Mr. Hume were addled. the MlliOtl of Mr. Brougham, ■nd t'oLoci Batllie uw tbe minima of Mr. Home. , Mr. ROBERTSON' moved for a Cep, of the Corregrand race between the Boast of Control and the Directory of Ilse East tudia Compaby; retell''e its the Emit tadia trade. Mr. WYNN said these would be nu ohjsetion to the papers beistelsid ou the table. RNCLISH OPERA-MUSK, STRAND, THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July 5, will be acted the Melo-drama, in two acts, called THE MILLER'S MAIL). The Miller, Mr. Bartley ; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Glielk Mr. Emit',; Malty, Mr. %V ; Oil Granger, Mr. actabotbaat. Dane, Mrs. Grove; tee Miller's Maid, Was Kelly. After which (sth time), an entirely New °Ferrite, called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASTER-KEY. Principal Characters by M.. Bartley, Mr. W. Benoett, Mr. Wreanh, Mr.). Bland, Mr. Wilkinson, aad Miss Carew. To conclude with the Comic Operetta, called THE RENDEZVOUS. Capt. BoMin, Mr Broadhurst!; Charlet. Mr. Rorthothant; , Q i nktc r . Mr . W. Retinal, ; Simon, Mr. Wilkinatta. Sophia, Misr Kelly Rose, Ales. Weippert. Boxes, Places, Private and Family Roses, may he had of f-fr Stevenson, ot the Bus.sffice, Strand Entrance, from Trn Sill Four. Doors spew at Half-past Six—Performaate begins at Styes—Second Price at 'Niue. To-raorrow. Love Among the Rowe—ls He Jeattoss?— .sed a Piece is which Miss Clara Fisher will perform. SURREY THEATRE. EVENING. VRIOAY. July S. I and Tu.nsurrow the ensteltsiumente will commence tt' o a new grand hlete:-Mee, is three sets (the 9oh time in in Tbraire), with spleedid Sesser', Dress e s, and Decor-s -tens, called THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL; DR, KING JANES I. AND HIS TINES. •liing James, Mr. Beetwoth; Lerd Niro, Mr. Hurreseh.; Laid Hostinglen, Mr. etrapiussu; Lord Duleernes Mr. Cooke; Mr %lento Maltrowiher, M. Nicholson. Mar tyr,' listresT, Mies P. Glover; 1414.Clwistie, Miss Glover. The r. ttrty mascots 10 conclude with the sew grind serious remaiitic Nletri-ilrawnr, le three sets, with splendid Scenery, Drew,. awl DI ~attires, yelled 111 E SOLITARY OF MOUNT SA•AGE OR, THE FATE or CHARLES THE BOLD. Rerun de Herstal, Mr Brotougir ; Print, de Palen, Mr. <Peke; 'he poknown, Mr. Berrunglrs. Mod'? de St. Muse (. orposmi, the Baron's Niece), Miss iluddirrt. Dish •preal Half-ps,t Five, and brine at Haltpast Six. Ed( pike WI Half-past Eight. SH'IFT and Co. Sold in Shares the hurt Prize o f 20,0001. Bud the last Prize ef 1.0001. ewer Draws. The Lottery bevies Drawing loft lii. Mouth, and contains Ttt . o Prises of 30,0001.—TW0 of 20,00 W. Msny odor C■pitals, the usual proportion of small Poises (ronso's sell Money), and Nut Two Blanks to s Prlze. Boasters rosy have the tisane, of the TEN CAPITALS which mot be Drarru the First Day, at a ray mall risk, as they are at lib, rty to return their 'rickets or Shares an or before the Mbar the vegetal Month (July), uu the follow. lag Wise, wiz.— t •. d. r.. if. Ticket coil• 21 19 o—may receive hark 20 0 0 Half eosin 11 17 0. may receive back 10 12 0 tduatter costa 10 o—may receive back 5 6 0 costs 3 0 B—may receive back 213 0 . siztes nil, In the Smell lottery drawn ou the ark of last Month, Nu. 3,004. a Prize of 20,000/., awl 4.982, a Prize of 1.000/. were both Sold is Shares by BWI F r arid Co. at their old and tormastr offier%, I I, Poultry; 12, Chasing-cruas; anal 31, A algal, High-street. H AZARD um , CO. whom sold the Two Fir.t 200900/. Crites io the Last Lottery Contract, respect rally remind the Public, that the grand Simmer Lottery, twaioing _ • Tlt CI uf... £30.000! TWO of 20,000! &A._ &c. C.mouli au.l Mune", • PFGINS 161 h THIN MlNT'''. ........... TEN CAIN rAt-li suns so be [Nagle First U.,! an/ may be gained by the small Risk of H. Its. • Whole Ticket -5.. a Half-13s. far • Quarter-7s. 6.1. as Eighth, awl 4... ' , :iateesish—.. .11 Purchasers, lifter takiuy. tle• Chance (the Firat lie allowed to return their Tirket• ur eheres, whetter drawn n auks, mall Prizes, or (Tedrow's, at the above small redo...tiers Gore She Alum y they pais), if ratified on or before 261 h of Joly. Ticket.' and Shari. are Selling at HAZARD and Cu.'. 014.ostabll.tod Office*, Royal Eschaege Gate; 26, Coro ; anal $24, Oxford-street, Corner of Swallow-atreel. A CARD. Ess JOrINS()N H11(1 BUItOr,SS ( 1 3.0 AL .Ikoletion and William.), Proprietors of the A3l F.- RICAN %MS USING SYRUP for Children ciittiog their Teeth, beg leave to inform the Netiility, Gentry, and the crio•ral, that they have REMOVE!) to No. le, YOg:{. PLACE, Cl lOU D (front Newman-sore', Ili_ ford streSl), lila* the tartness will he carried at in (wo e ,. The very high estimation is which this inestimable Medi mie iv held by all classes."( the mosunimity, renders it ti our .orsary to make say coniaseat of its viriees. more than re coomted Iluthers and Navies *ever to be million! the "Attoricaa thtuthiag Syrup" is die Nursery, for if a thilil Wiie4 iu the nicht with pulite la its gams. this valuable Medicihe avohot, a.HI inimedlefely open the pores. heal the Carts, sad thereby prevent friers or criavetrious, for abouol It tutee in cusufartsiiers wads any other disorder, at often de , .tio)s the lorielitem hopes. Paresis who may he dainties of the utile* of tire Seething Syrup,may refer to the difreceol crate. That Itarre appeared iu the newrpaper. fur Levity le ye art, Coulee which period the hichest to et imonialg itivahaahle Medici*, have hors publicly arkMrwleelanl WNW of the brat Nobility awl typify im the United k .ima. a. equally raft is us application, mild 111 its action, anti 4 eiffitiiiU• ;IA its operation. This itrtytiotable Medicine to be hail of the Proprietors, Juba...a end gllirff•l4 late J 411111400 and William*, at above ; " 41 . hr their apputabevesit, of all the priocipal 11/edreire tinders in fuse anti Cumatry, at 2r. 9J. pet bottle. ia./.1 PATENT ECONOMICAL anal UNIVER SAL LA MP.—The attention of the Public is boyar(' to this levention as the most perfect Limp eziating, mot only in economy, hut every emeniiil to render It •eimmally advantageous in every donsestie use. The Nobility, 'Stumm, ■nd families of every clam throughout the country, Ira Roil it, as • Plight or Chamber Limp, doubly isteresting, not wily as a sever failing brilliant light tor any lime required, belt as re eriterioe of genuine Spermaceti Oil (so rare, par. lieslarly is the country), with which it will never fail to per form to admiration, and is alike certain to detect adnitera in■ in, any degree. That the Public may form •n idea of the economy in this improvement, compared to tallow cats. Me., the Patentee will suppose a small establi,liment wain; the following light every night in ibe ,eski:—Tbc amount in oil •ill be, for the Chamber Lathp, 19a.; two kitchen or servants' ditto, 2ts. together; • pair of Tab'e Lamp., car+ equal to one mould, 30i.; pilotage or staircase, IN.; ball, 451.—tusking togoilwr If. lbs. The Pithlte may place the utmost conaderce in this siateineot, from which may be cal culated a larzer or smaller establiiihment. Thee Lamps burn sweet as wax, requiring so trimming while in use, and o ample as In meet the meanest capacity.—Price of Chant. ber Limp, 104 in japan Mandl, and lbs. In 20.. in bronze. Sold by T. PEA Reit sad Co. (only), No. 265, faring the • fleet of St. Clem-sirs Church, Shand, oho, to secure their reputation from the erects of iuferior oil, are bound to sett aerie but gesiutue Spermaceti, which they are sclliug at Cs. per gallon. Letters from any port of the Kingdom (postpaid) will meet with prompt attention. THE MONTHLY CENSOR; or, General Review of Dermee4ie and Furrigu Literature, r o. it, is jest pahlistied, price 24. dd. It contains upwards of 40 Articles, and among others tee ("Howie; :—Theology : entileston on Predestination (cow elailesl)—Thacheray's Defence of the Clergy-.Arelirleaeow Jeffereon's Clierge.—Pelity: Plan of &Mega Book and Work fur Children —Riviegton's Annual Register for 1787 Roarue's I llusiratioes of Loreaz.i de Medici—Vie the la Duchesee trOrleins—Wriddingtou's Visit to Ethiopia— Voyages des Freres Ventitroli's Theory of Merbanics—Memoirs of the Astronomic...l Society of Learlon—Phillips's History of Vegetabhs—Madame de Genlis I.ra Jeax Cisampetrre.---Philology : Fortunes of Nig. I— Pen Dwelt—Adam Blair—Carwiu—Sir R. Maitre were—Non of Armors. Printed for F. C and J. Rivitigton, St. Paul's Chords. !cried, and Wsterloo.plece, Pall.snall; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.. ITALIAN GRAMMAR. This day was published, in royal 18,no. price 7s. boards, the Third Edition of GRAMMAIRE ITALIENNE, devio6,.! en IR Lerosto, comfiest les dillattiona, Ira reastirtiosea et Ire rteeptiatta, pour appressdre Is leucite kali. star, par le limpets de la laocoe Fr-am:else, et quelquefois de la league An glaise, &c. &r. Par CF.AARE RRUNO. _ Minh.ll for G. and W. 13. Whi • krr, Ave-Mariaion. • Dolma wool Cu. Soho-squar e ; and &topic's sad Al.sraltal, SIM iuneve. ball-court. Also, by the same Author, 2. A KET 10 the tolt..vr. wrier 2s. hoards. 3. A GENERAL SELECTION of POETRY. eonvist. ler of Fables. Odes, Sommers, &c. progressively increasing iu 11411,:etity. prier Cs. hoard.. 4. A GEN ERA!. SF.LECTION of PROSE. consisting of Extras-Is fro. Ike heat Writers, caleolared to &saint the Sle• dent in acquiring a pure colloquial sad epiatolaty style. *MIA FAitiewl, as. hoards. 5. The ITAI,IAN PRONUNCIATION. exemplilled is Ettglisb. with copious Extracts of Italia• Pros►, as Exer ciser. ss. bone is. . . . . •.• The abort Works are uniformly piloted, and present a complete and easy Course of Study fur the actioiteemot of the halloo Latortinee. JENUIT:i EDITION OF NEWTON'S PRINCIPIA. This day was published, handsomely minted, in four tulturees royal to taro, pries 4/ 4s. ['undo, PHILOSOPH IA NATURALIS PRIN. CIPIA IMIATHEMATICA Aretore ISAACO Nierrorto , Eq. Anent°. Pr-rueful. ennimeot arils illiimeata. erwansuni studio P. P. THOM& le Seer et FRANCISCI JACQUI ER. Ex Gallirans Nlelielkollllllll Familia, Mathew°. Professomust. E lino Nova. summa can ' , a tecensitn. Glnseore, ex peel° acitilentico ezrodelmist, Andress et J0a0.... ao.... I) Vro•uut sped Lsekistelon et See.; 11. Priestley; G.et W. it. 11':winker ; J. Cethel ; G Cowie et Soc.; J. Collinewoud ; T.-eiattel et Warts, et Treatirl. joss. el Richter, iundiai ; nee uoa Pariaila et Aageotorati spud Tr.:Witt et Ware. The priatiog uf this work has been con , lorted with the at moot Mention to 'Keeney and nestoem, and by redocing the site of the volumes front gnarl° to royal octavo, the publish ers have been esabled to brio' it forward at Ilse ;afire stated. To avoid the error. ut former impressions, those printed at Geneva in 1739.12 and 1760, were carefully cid. listed with catch other, and solisequeutly each sheet vase mi nutely scrotioisrd by a G. toilemso of the Uftivrsity of Cam : the result was the .Isirovety and removal of m u lti. lodes or mistakes which were in the former tuitions, mo t which w►re very much caleolsted to •islead the stoileot. The prtblishers have, therefore, Itte fullest confidence skit this will b. tow' by fate the most accurate, as it is the most ele. Raul. edema of the Prineipta. The onstheassthosi reader Is aware that this Allow:attune of the Jesuits berm the only com plete Cnonstentsry upon !Ise wink, and the poblishers hops 111.1 in thus evenhiniag: them ia an economies! form, they have deist no acceptable ureic.: to the scientific wurlJ. tr. me.:NIC. - - Nrwllionsberland, prayiag that the above Bill might Slot pass anti, a law. He presented a similar Petitrm from die Ftr• mete is the virility of the New Forest, in the county of Southamption; and also a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land hi the huudird of Dunmore. in the enmity of Essex. The Noble arid browned Lord liven stated that be bad tire Petitions to present from the Ocetipieis of Land, in live different Parirlier of the county of Corn•all, to the ,ante 1 - ffect. They were to have been presented by a Noble Earl, bat who was prevented from &rinse on account of his ladirpowsitioa.—They were severally resit and laid oil the table. The Earl of LAUDERDALE gave entire ; that he would on Tuesday next move the 'Avoid rearing% of the Scotch Jury Bill. Mr. Broken and other Members of the Hume of Cosa moss brought up the Five per Cent. Contract Bill, which was read a first time. SIIUTH AMERICAN STATES. The 311arquis of LANS DOWN maid it bed been his 'Mien. lion, if th• Noble Earl at the head of the T►easury had been it hilt place, to have put a question to trim which be avoid. dared of great public importance; it vrAv relative to the political and commercial relations between this country anJ the independent States of South America. If 10-1110170 W should out pose a convenient time for his punier, the ques tion to the Noble Lori (Liverpool), be gave notice that he would du so when it did not interfe►e with any other public bissiness before their Lordships.—Ailjounied. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tauatomr, JULY 4. LEATHER TAX. Sir A. MICR ESTER presented a Petitine from the Tanners of Belfast, praying for • repeal of the duties upon leather —O,d. to be printed. NEW WRIT. Oa the goti. of Mr. K. DOUGLAS a sew writ was o►dered to he issued for Wigtonshlre, in the room of Mr. Jam«. ii•ater Blair, deceased. PUBLIC CREDIT. Sir E. Kl l 4 ATCHBULL primmirif A l; petition rims cer tain Fieekoltiers in the Como/ 'of Kee*, expreoshig their dissent from a rider.which ;was tutrodoeed lots a Petition at a late county vocalism of Kent. They spurned the idea that the diets ruses of the counts:, shoisla operate ow oily to the perversion of the judgment, but the dereliction of the moral duties sof the freeholders of Kent. CLERKS OF THE CROWN. Mr. SKEFFINGTt)N meander' two Petitions : one from Mr. Broome, Clerk of the Crown on the northern circuit, and the ether from Mr. Johnson, bolding the same office on the nortb-weat circuit, is Ireland, complainitig that their vested rights, which they held by patent, had been invaded by n Bill which had passed thrones Parliatnesit during the present &scion, purporting to be a Bill for regulating pub. lie cares is Ireland, and they prayed remuneration for the loss they bail austalucd. Sir J. NEWPORT said, that the duties of the office of thew gentlemen bad been Iribilually performed by deputy; and instead of complaisiag that their vested tights had berm invaded, they should be very graisful that they were not pro. scented seder a statute which prohibited the performance of the duties of these offices by deputy. Ile had received sett. rat communications, stating ; that if that Bill passed 00 pen fiestas would hold the care. His answer always was, that he did not care whether • gerelleinca held the office or not , all that was wattling was • competent person, soil if these gentlemen were shove their business, others would be found to discharge the duties of their Wire with fhleliry. The fees whit h these gentlemen bad 'enjoyed were wrung fitim th e pockets of the unfortunate peasantry its Ireland. Mr. GRATTAN said, if these Gentlemen auffered any Iwo they had brought it ow themselvts, and it was full time for Pauli:tomtit to Interfere: The was °Mord to be printed. ISLA N WOf GUERNSEY. Mr.-H.G. BENNETT presented a Felon from F. Le Marehast, residing at Guernsey, eomplatsing of tie ineffi cacy of the municipal t.ws or that island. After a few words from Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST i■ explanation of the laws, the Petitions was laid ou the table. ASSESSED TAXES. Sir J. NEWPORT preseuied a Petition from the parish of SI. Niels*las Without, in the city of Dublin, praying for the repeal of the am emed taxes in Ireland. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON said, be had been requested to support the prayer of the Petition. He should be ashamed to stand up in that House and demaud fur Ireland any Taoism that could injure England, fiieltis most sirrecre wish was to assimilate the conditilAs of the ten cyanid..s am much ma pomible, and thee a remission of tams its each coveter should proceed rui rime. But the House could not osorlook the present forlorn mate of Ireland.— It was tbe duty of Government to institute au iaroneuliate inet's, into its constitutional evils mid into its Otters'sl situ ation, and if the result of that inquiry 'koala be that Ire land bad been taxed beyond its aus, he could not doubt that the Noose of Coatroom would he its suppro t to 507 pleasure that would aflorsl present relief. And if that were dune, he would still, its spite• of all the gloomy prospects, cherish the hope that Irelsod, insteed of appearing at the bar a* the supplicant fur the remission of tome, would lie %come a source ofpuble soul strength to the emp ire. —(Cheers.) —The Petition was ordered to be printed. EXCISE LICENSES. Mr. WODEHOUSE benumb' in the Rill pi? repealing the Excise Lirensia-11 was triad a Gist iinit;, and uideleil to be rend a second lime tu.sworriiir. RETAIL BEER TRADE. Mr. BROUGUA SI obtained limee and brought in a Bill fur regulating Ibe Retail Beer Trade.—lt was read a first time, aad urdrreil to be read a seemed time Am Moodily mat. THE cutEr BARON OF IRELAND. Lord LON DONLIF.KitY wished to k OOO front au Ho nourable Gentleman opposite (Mr. Rice) t whether he had any objection to posipusie to a* early pe:iod iu 11v! ■eft Session ease w►ich stood for this evening, relative in the Chief• %roil of Inrhind. Als' fir ist he eool•1 see. smoopii all the difficulties which hung about the can. , it appears .1 to bin?, Mr. SPRING RICE said; hr ?leper, the HMI.r oonlil give him credit for einem sly, when he declared. that his snit wish was to pursue that course whirls woirid beet toed , the -gustier of the eane, sod preserve the rirgarty of the ailatimr ,tratism of justice, There were assay iiC•ll/Itai ccccc on 'Wilt! aides ; however, he trusted, that if he coneenicil to post poet', (be ease, no imputation would be cast upon hint of a desire to hold a charge over the head of the Chief Buon; *ad ilie.menn time he hoped the !loose of COMMUIIII, oho aeicl the gonedians of the niiniiiiistretion of the lawn, would Mere tigate the sulijict, and be prepared 14 novae to a Peal jedg newt at au early period in the next Session. ,THE CALCUTTA BANKERS Me. BROUGHAM said, that in tatting she attention of the House to thin subject, he should riot istresopy their time very lone, as be had we • former ,nreseeou fully Cs object. The complaint of the Pttitioners was, flast•Pli has.. had Wein borrowed by the Combs °Ube security of a territory which wag seibrequeutly paelleireodik pale of which came into the hand. of the Company th-an. selves, sled their moiety yielded an anneal iiscoine of three million. alerting; and these parties were now refused all redress, sad were driven to Parli•meat as a matter of The Hon.and Leashed Gentleman then iced several docuommta tamed by different Governors-General Of India in f of the claimant', and concluded by moving that their Pclitioi be fettered to a Cuolinsitte. Mr. ROBERTSON said, the money hail been borrowed on the menet extravagant lease, and the Howie of Common's should not inteifere to compel them to pay. Mr. WETHF.RELI. maintained that the ohjectionn to the claim were wholly unfounded, and read an extract from a letter to strew that Lord Wellesley's °Anion sanctioued the claim. The money wee raised for the Vizier in 1757, to pay debts due to the Company. He remarked on the ~Malmo of the policy of the Compaay in declaring sometimes for the doctrine of interference, sometimes of non-in.erfereace is the affairs of the native Priuces. He considered that by the Partition Treaty, which they formed wish the Vizier, to lake half his territory, that they had, se in the ease of as estate demised, undertaken the responsibility of the claims upon it. The Company could not deny the claim; they only waived the rcspoasibility. They did it by their Goterutneat at Calcutta, by refosiog payenint, and by the Company at home, by declaring that they bad no power of interference. It was difficult to detention in what condition alley stolid. As traders they were liable to these contracts, bet they woe also the envereiguty of she territory. Lord Timelier" sod Lord Loughborough had both determined that they hail no porter, as lord Cbaseellora, to compel the Company by lit .t jurisdiction; but it was qaite plain, by all maxims (dotterel and international law, that justice failing In the whom' • titration of their Government, the sufferers could have a remedy is the Parliament as the great Council of die entity.. Mr. HUME objected to the interference of Parliament, on the ground of forbidding precedents and practice, and on all the testimony of recorded orders, minute", treaties, and even the rakes of exception which were aerompauied with specific reasons fur Interference. Ile described the general mode Of raising money for the melly* Potentates, which was never repaid, but by ditlitalt and tedium/ com promise, on 'cermet of the enormona interest charged. Had these claimants cosseated to moderate their claim, they alum might have been paid. He denied the responsibility of C.* company, on accromi of Moir ho•log tokoo poo ofosioo of half the territory. The hordeers removed from - the 'Vizier by that Treaty, had enabled hint to ama-s more treanere then any monarch had been able in seeoropliat f.w oratories, and to him the claim oiled to be referred, the Cuespaity hoeing yet sufficient influence to iudoce bias to pay the , money. Mr. BROUGHAM explained. Mr. PRENDERGAST explained the diffinilt and hard conditioas to which he had to submit before he could recover one half of a sum which was due to him on expeusee for military preparations for this principility. Mr. SMITH coafirmed the statement made of his case by the last speaker. Mr. PI.UNKETT would not give • derided opinion. The claims were • fair subject foe inquiry, though the jus tice of then, might be questionable. That the interim had been paid for several years together, wit. • cirenaistauce which ran in their favour. He thought one object of the Petition was very desirable—that the !Huila) creditors should be put on the same footing with their British fellow subjects. A... 1 it was guar plain to him, that if they suffer ed injustice, they must be remedyless without the laetrile 's-nee of the Howie. Mr. WIGK A M cont►nded that the East India Company might not to be called upon It was a debt due from the and he only ought to be compelled to pay it. Mr. P. MOORE gave at muck length a history of the transactions on which the Petition was founded, and es. pressed his astonishment h•w the Hon. Gentleman, who was the professed ageut of the Petition, could hare given his CUllliiellallft to It. lord A. HAMILTON supported the motion for a C im mittee. Hr dot rot mean by voting for a Committee to say that the Company ought to pay the debt-011,40-Imi as fat as he was at present advised, he thought that some part of the debt ought to be paid ; that a part of it ought to he paid by the Company ; ■ad w►at he wanted was, that it should be mark clearly to appear what proportion of the debt was due, and by whom it ought to be paid. Mr C. W. WYNN was disposed to erred, to the motion *for a Committee, because every this( he had yet heard or ' sees CollOreted with this matter, presented the sopaaranee of a prima fiefs ease, of so womb doubt and ii.ffieulty as it was impossible to clear up before any other trihulial *ha* a Committee of that House. Captain MA FICK LY spoke against the Resolutiou for a Committee. . Mr. MONEY said, that upon • full examination of the &corncobs before the Muse, he foistid all the most nistersal allegatiosts he the Petition mat noly not substantiated, hut for the mot part completely disproved. Dr. PHI ILI MORE said, if from an attentive perusal of all the docuinenta on the table of the House he could have some to a satisfactory eisoclohion that no claim was nr could be made out, than he should undoubtedly have lain prepared In vole again‘t the °lotion ; but, from the roust atfi alive examinatiou that he had beer( able to give them, sot being alit-, for want of proof of the allegations. to form a cis' opinion whether the claim was well or ill founded, he was analoo•, fur the sake of not refusing justice, that a full inquiry should be made, in order to ascertain how far the claim could be substantiated ; and being of opinion that such as inquiry could sot be satisfactorily punned before atiy other ihihutial than Committee or that Hols.e, he felt it to ha' bin duly to vote ter the appointment Or Committee. Mr. G. SMITH spoke agatost the motion. Mr. RICARIM) raid. be hail listened to the whole di.eur• same with the greatest attentios, soil the coucln•iuy to which lie had came, from the perisioil of the document. and the ■r• cameos upon that it would he moat impolitic tool unjust to •ppoint a Committee. lie thought the Right Mo. President of the Board of Control. and the other How. Member of that Board a ho had spoken *ince, could not have read the documents 'Aston to the subject which were Go the table of the house. Sir. C. W. WYNN and Dr. PHIII.ILIMORE Hy raptainsd, and stated that they ►ad read the w►ole of the UUCUMI WIN and it was the at/certainty of opinion is which M=Mlin. IRISH INSURRECTION ACT. On the Order of the Day bionic reed for the second read ing of ihr Trish Inseriettion Act — Str It. WILSON rose led ssiggested the propriety of .71.. luring the Boil to be forwarded one 'sage, ant takisc tl.e debate ors* is oil the queasiou f.e the Speak. biasi ng the chair. Mr. COLTLBURN acceded to the suggestion of the lion. Member. The Bill was seeordingly read a second lime, and ordered to be etsmossitted for Monday Heat. IRISH FIRST FRUITS. Sir JOHN N min" swimd for ret•ins of ',weirs re ceived by the Commissioners of First Frieito in Ireland, nod 514 . 104/. *aver pin re relative to the Church EatablisLinicot i• COUNTRY BANK NOTES. The Rowse west tutu • Cutunatttee en the Saudi Bark Notes 9411. At the ontreininn of Mr. RICARDO, Mr. HUME, nod Mr. MONCK, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER eoe•entrd to witbstraar obst rl•o.e chop granted tio ruseseiry baokar• Ike option of payilig their desnatols in Rank of England cuts. se cold. The Rep we wee ordered lo be received ou Monday nest. Tire other orders of Ilse day were ihew impowed of, nod like W.use adjourned at HALF-PAST TWCLVE O'CLOCK. LORDS' PROTESTS AGAINST TEM MARRIAGE A.UENDIRNT ACT. (N.. I.) tritium rasa TUE JOURNALS or 'nor nouPr or coach, JULY 2, 1222, A.A111.2 •EEETIIIIO To Tar FIRST ENACTING CLAUSE Or TEE XASOKIAGE ACT. DUISENTIENT appear. to me, dist the eilbrlesoiny the Mien of nullity from the remrrsages of misers, bad without Ike consent or paresis, is lately to produce more mid greater mischiefs than such as can fairly be considered as resulting from the general operation of the subsisting Ma►riacc Act. " STOWELL." (No. 11.) ADAM? PASSING THE MMIRIAGE ♦CT AMENDMENT IDLE. DITSENTIF.NT " Ist. Because the Bill proposes to repeal retrospectively • law which has radar. d and bees acted ups• meetly seventy years, (vermin the right,. of periwig and of property ; and each repeal Is, thetefure, a dangerous precedes', destrtyinq •ll confidence is rights founded o• raisin's law, and threat- ening, by its consequences, the destrottios of all his. " Td. aerates* the injustice sod impobey of repesiisg the law, retroepectsvely, is acknowledged by the I quoin:- cations introduced into the Hill to limit the effects of such retrospective repeal; end yet clauses effected (urth•r to limit such effects were reJ.cted, end many inconveniency, foresees therefore remain unprovided for, and there nosy probably be many unforeseen, aud to which human foresight cat ))))) t extend. _ " 3. Because, whatever evils may have arisen from the ffects, in souse I misstates, ado law proposed to be re p. the evil of a retrospective repeal of a law which hiss ro long eadarroli is mash pester, considered as a precedent, which way be used to justify the grossest injustice. " ELDON, C. " SHAFTESBURY. " EDESDA I.E. COLCH EST Cit." (No. 111 ) " : " lit. For the above Felons's., and also hermits, t' e B n .s nut, •ither with respect to morriages heretofore had wit n:ist the elrMeei of rotative (others, or heretofore had w , tlsosit the canoeist of saws' and lawful fathers, founded upon misapprehension of the law ereaisug any such general ores, tire, as in my jildgmrtst can authoridt the noose to legis late, as its this Bill, retrospectively with respect to such ma nes res. 2d. &Tama the House having refused to insert c'u'rses in the Bill saris* vested rights sad rights acquired by dowers of estates, fur good or valuable considerations, ft•ais persons by the law of the land entitled to sell or belt!. Wog is estate., appears to me, by this ineamire, to have scud r. li tre'', to the orinctplea which Is•ve hitherto mewed to the subject, of this ronatry their property ; and to have render ed the Bill, if sitherwke fit to 0w.% into a law, sot!' as ou reasoning eau sanction, and no precedents ran " nt.nom. tt SHAITESKURY. " CO Mil ESTEA." For sbe woad rams : •• VERDIAN,. " SYDNEY. STOWEI.L. CAMDEN." GHENT COMMISSIONERS. Tke leiter of Mr. Ru•so.ll, which was iso winch st!oed In sear the close of Coseress, we have befure stated was trams. noted by the President to bat body, sad Um bees gob listied. Tire a. in wt.,els it was called up, mys the nGrfoa Centime!, gave II as alivestiirous interest not just'. he,' by the ',truest or its COOliftlill. It occupies shoal six masons of a newspaper, and is 'actornipaiesed by ea expla aatory sole from Mr. Ad ,as, Secretary of State, and by a letter from Mr. Gallatin, boiksulleaguts with Mr. It., os the sehject. No doubt the object of the firm movers for M.. R.'. letter, •PPI., that it sheufd make se impressissenufa •ourable to Mr. Adam., a , a cauthdate fur the n. at Prest- .8111 - 711 P .~ ~; i 1 t ~~ --..