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.--,- , /..' • 7-4 gt:,f, pet i .: ..,, ~•: oi po lu i . . A an! ‘4....A1 • , • , • i v poirink -4 i 4 " - • • 34.- Tll JULY 1 , 1820 C; r _ _" ~~ ~ ._ _... -. It HA Y. t is en 5452. LON DON, SA' .. Plugs 7d, • Al NG'S THE .4 771 E. FrllllC EVENING. SATURDAY, Judy 1, be performed 'Parr's celebraied revived Opera, • NT U. GLOVER'S EXHIBITION nr I and IVATER.COLOUR PAINTINGS IS 1 flaV OPEN, :it ith• Gee.* Runme, 16, 01.1 Bond otreet, ppm finni Nine sill Dts‘k PJIILLINFNT. IMPERIAL P'" /.1 The improvenortot, therefore. id the Noose to proifide tl too ouch offices of 'nth • • -- I.'AGNESE. In which Matlante I trinity's. Montano, Com the Opera nt rforetirc, wilt make her seenout appearance in this country. After the Opera, the fa'rourite 113.111ri of LA 110 SE; OC, I. ID Er; ussEm ENT. Admittance Is.—Catalttgue ed. HOUSE OF LORDS. rinsAir, Just 30. ROYAL ASSENT. A VERY Euctini.E CHAPEL TO BE DISPOCED OF. 'AV ',quitclaims apply to G. Blslc, EN. Lincoln's lss-Fo las; At o quarter before four •i'cloric the I.ORO CHANCELLOR. the Marquis of WINCHESTER, still the Earl Of SIISFTFAISUItY, took their seats upna the %Von!sack ire hi. Majesty's Crimuitiosiourfs. nod commended the Gentleman Usher of the Birch Rod . to M. the Hours? of Collllllll , ltill to their Lorti tlitpr. bur, for the parros• of hearlitg the Cum mismioti reed for giving the Rqyal A.srut to eer tntu Bills thereto spreilird. The SrLasea of the House of ('ommons, At. tended by severs) him bens, aunt alter advassred to the bur, *lieu the Uomosissints brans read, the Royal Assent was given to.— The Twelve lltellions Linn sj9, the Fended Debt Charee mu, the. Iri.h CierLs at dye iitioc Bat, the t r io, c.,vo A tio o 'nettle Rill, the Irish CwoßresViiitotts Dublin Fever U. • pits, Bell, and several ',riveter' Rills. Tee SPEAKER sued the Members of the house of Commons then tin aceoual of the treat length of the Opera the Direr liseresia is unnsoitlell!,, omitted. THE LAST NIGHT OF MR. BRAHAM'S ENGAGEMENT. THF:.•OTI?R-IMVAL. DRUNV-LANR. GUlLnum.t., iPsDoN.2atit irvE,lB2o. rir F. CON, %UTTER for LETTING Th. a LA NDS am! Tr.ivririrwrs of the CITY of tON. DON sill ntt.t ,b 1 nes THURSDAY, the n!h &iv 4,1 Jul{' num, et One o'Cluck peeeit•tv, to I.ET by PUBLIC AtTCTION, (1.1 is Lease fur '2l Yeftro. Guns Midsummer 1520. n 11017 SE. Nu. 10, un the West Side of Frieciverch• beihlinft, Lonrho, SATURDAY.THIS Jolly I. his IlfaJesres Servants will perform the Musical Drams of - GUY MANNERING. The Co editions for lefties, Inky he sere et the Offree of tVorke.(3lsildhallo. end she Premiere viewed every day he. leers. the hours of 11 aid 3 1.)1•10ek. JOSE:POI BUtiIiNAN I --A, I Colonel llionateriog„ Mr. Penley; Henry Ilerintm, Mr. Itrahon Sosnpson, Mr. ()olterry ; Dandir moot, Mr. Billier; Dirt Ilatteraiet, Mr. 'blame; Gitired lanolin, Mr. Gottle. !Airy Bertrool, Miss Cahill; Ettleat Mrs Oros ;111rivrelniaish, Mrs. Hoilotre ; Me 4 Mrr. rites, Mrt. Egertost; .loti4 Monne, init, Miss Borvry. To "a l ias Wil be added (24th time at this Theatre), an Ex- nutDcre, Ma•o►t. la a MF.ETING or ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, AL DERMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the sevens, COM PANIES of Ilw Cif Y of LONDON, in COM %lON II ALL ■.aemhle,l, in the GUILDHALL of the said City, on FRIDAY, tin 30th day of June, 1820 ; grpiannz:i. eLdied GIOVANiNI IN LONDON. Mr. Irvine, hot,' the Custom-hottae, In-m.ord en account of the duties on Woo Hew. imported for a certain perimi. T11E.4 7'l? F• 110) " A 1., COI' ENT-G AUDEN. 'THIS EV G ENIN, 'SATURDAY, July 1, will hr eeied tbe etnne.ly of THE RIVALS. ursor.Yao Ystiatuoust.r, r lIAT this Meeting, as ritilifsil nod loyal Sub. jetty to the King, feel a deep it:wrest in every thing thlt concern. the houlow and happines of his Reyal Contort Que 4 • Caroline, and do most w grotty congratulate her Ma. jest, upon her safe retort; to tht. Resolved Cuanimoindv—That we Its. , beheld with via the numerous 11111 lits and indignities that have hero offered to Ire: Mejesty, both •t home sod abroad, mid I intent that twisons sloothl be found with such unchristian feelings 31 In advise the omission 4.f her name to the 101C1111) Ser•ices of the Choral; tool we have Alt the highest indignation at the insulting and derrachog propositions which were mole to her 11.•jesly !retire her arrival in this country ; and we are equidly di.ensted with those wh;ch have been made since her arri: al. to induce her to become al, exile from this land, which latish; mcfor.l her cue/flies fresh opput 'unities fur those calumnies which probably tiny would base dined to attempt if she loot ern...timed in England._ _ . STATE OF PRISONS. The Right Roo. W. Dna Das was !wren at the hie preparatory to hoe going before the Committee uf their Lordships to ii:qiiiie into the state of pri son• to be examined as a svont.s. Lord JOHN Ft tzitoY and ocher Members of the noose of Comuunt• brought nu— Sir AMlions Absolute, Mr. W. Farrell ; Sir Lutior o"Trig ger, Mr Connor; Finalkhiad, Mr Abbott ; Capt. Ahvolute,,, Mr. C. Krodoir ; Acres, Mr. Liston; David, Mr. Emery. Alm Malaprop, Mrs. Davenport; Lydia Languish, Mira onion; Julia, M. 'Davison. The Inland Coal Navigation Rill the Dahlia Muse of industry Bill, the Wait+ and Ward Bill, the Quarter Sea aim,. Appeal Bill, and I Private Rills, which were 11 . 3.1 a Mai time. Attcr which the Fare, of LICTSBANI)S AND WIVES. (In Monday, Henri Qoitre, with The Miller sod his %Ton. TII EATR F R(WAi.. ENGLISH! OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, Lord RosoLYN prevented * Petition from the Ship orrotro of ',rill', pro, ifig that there night he tio offer dims mode io the thanes ms .T"'' EVENTING. SAtURDAY, July 1. s,iipnrormcd, 3d time, an entirely sew Cemie Overeille, v3:led TIIE PROMISSORY NOTE. The Noble Lord ids° loreiwoved o Petit from :he luhabitrut• of the County Ileum the !Malt Mr. Mirthlm, Mr. %Trench; Mr. Scamper. Mr. Penniman ; Nut., Mr. Sitter. Mrs. Markham, Mrs W. S. Cballerley ; Cal iThar, M 146 Carew ; Cicely. Miu Kelly. Alter which, lisc Comic Operelts eallei FIRE AND WATER. Rea:riv.vl Ilisaniminisly—That as the Livery hare before cougrat•lited her.plajesty oo her comp'ele triumph over a fiwel Cinispiracy agaiust her life and honour. they have 'se ver teased to feel the most satiates solicitude for evrvy thing comseelvd with her peace and happiness ; and they sincerely treat the will WOW( aquietly triamphant over every attempt to vilify newt degrade her characicr. Resolved Unanimously—That n e admiwethe prompt te rriesl of her Majesty to compromise her humor for any pe. coniaryeansideration—fhe magnanimous and it.eiiirecon. does *be by her '101...U1161.g catifi'lence in the loyalty and justice of the Rriiish Nation—the roarage she has evinced in boldly meeting tier accusers, proiestiogagainq all Secret lovestigstiows, and demanding an open amid con stitutional Trihitual.. Oa the motion 14 his LnnLhih. they were referred to th e Seiect Committee ri.l Forrileu Prattle. The c.o.' or Exelirquer Suitors' Bill was read a Ihi,d time 1111t1 The Report of the Committee of the whole 11,..t.e ou the Irish 'retirements Recovery Bill was tsnuigilt up mitt *greed to. To which will be added (3.1 time t►ere two years), the highly pupnlar Comic Opera, called FREE AND EASY. Sir .t.thst rrerman, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charles Courtly, 113 , . Bartley; Ralph, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; 'Michael, Mr. NVilitittson. Mrs. Chartotte Courtly, Miss bre; Eugenia, Mrs. W. S Chatierlry ; Gertrude, Mesa Kelly. The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Gilled up with a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental Garden, and will be opened an usual at Eight u'elork, for she admittance of the Sreoud Price, which commences at Nine. The Bithinl e Free Port Bill, the Twenh•-nine 11,1!llions Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish Tithes Compensation Bill, and the. Greenland Wilde Fishery Bill, were committed. 7 - Their L9r.khillii, on the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESDU Kr, adjourned to itlundety. 11(11. 7 SE OF CONIMONS, FRIDAY, Jvmx 30. Oa Monday, The Promissory Note, with The Blind Roy. The Howe was summoned to attend the Ilona.. of On their return, ll,e NRAtO iaaltriate,l the !louse that 114 , had beard th 4 to rjltt Oa. aby Commission to several Bulls—(for whirls Sec Lord's Report.) T Vti REM OV A L.--...ItOBINSON and VNTIRIII 4 I, - tentoved to Na- 7, York-Illreels Cowen , - garrtra. ;wisest for Ladies inspection numerous Patterns in : 1 11E , V 4 and .WASHING cousrrs, scientifically iidaptid to the variations of Noire, which they engage to At with freeman, elevarire, and fail . i .... . Slays to improve Ibr slow, certify projecting sbunlder-biadva, remove weal:- W . 2. in the ;rack, prevent spinal curvatvrea, and for tbe•ap rirt aril core of persous awry, by which they make Ladies uppcir perfectly sirniOrt, without any pernicious steel, pad ding. or pressure. Their Elastic French fiche reilace rot , latlriiry withonl citufinernent, give comfortable support site, Arconclsrment, are efficacious in umbilical eases, and far superior to long Stays, in all f abiluminal weak. •ess o. enbirgenieno.—Mays and Braces for Cbildrea.— Count cc Lidice instrncerit by letter to transmit measures. SAINT' MARY-I,II.BOI4IE_CHURCH. rrlo.lll6l{flOW MORNING, the 2d of JnIT, 2_ A SERMON will he preachell, in behalf of the IN. S irt - TioN for the CURE and PREVENTION of CON. TAGIOUS FEVER in the Metropolis, at the Church of SAM Slary-If-lonte, By thr Rev. GEORGE SHEPHERD, D.D. _ Preacher to the lionostrable Eiwiety of Gray's Inn; Rectnr of A-tiat Bartholomew, Exeltange a and Chattlaio to the Right ilotiourible the fitter Jisisticeof England.. Divine Se. vire to begin at Eleven o'Clock precisely. A Sniescription of One Guinea annually, or a Donation of Test Grinds, erAndittstet a Governor of this Inatitotiou. The Reports of the Institution, and Roles to be observer' in hoover where Infectious Fevers smbsiss. @nay be had gratis. S.IESIu rip:ions are received by Edward Forster, Esq. Tres. surer, No. 11, Mansion Home-square; and J. L. Mallet!, Esq. 'fieusurs r. No. 52, Upper Gower.street. N.P.—The Dowse of Recovery, which has been recently niinpsed for the reception of Patient", both in Typhus and Scwier rover, it militated lit Peueres.road, adjoining the Small-Pox Hospital, ova,' the Tull bars, at the cud of Gray's I uo• !one.. •.• Tbe Treisitrers will attend in the Vestry-Room after irservice, in order In receive Sobwriptiona for the Charity. • riiHE I.AsT nod ()NLY DAY wiunigs. 1- DAY, Jot, 12, when the Lottery finielses, and ALL FOUR PRIZES of £30.000, Besides 58 other CA PITA lA, Money awl Coastal', MUST RE DRAWN. CA HROLL, Contractor, 11 4 , Corrhin, and 20, Oxfseril street, London, *here War. entitol Limb son Tiekst• and Shares *re &Reim; also at all Ins Agents in 0:e Cownt ry. hbanol and 601.1, in the hut few Months -2.357 t 3 4 1,000 17.013. • 2n 5 1,345 EARL GROSVENOR, ' II3E NEW MON fiILY MAGAZINE di of Jody I, being the. Brat Nennher of n New ',Woolf., tr emtolloshed with a fine* Porir.ost osecurapailied by 3 Vern:fir ' , of t.,ts o fiati ngn iabcd hoidens:lN engrit by Tuutropson, .n 4 contains, among other interestiug ni I Hes— *rite Art and Pleasure of Aughoig ; by 311 Amateur of thirty yeSto eZpri Truce—A Pcdrairian Tunr to the Highlands of Seat bout Moolorci Tragedy—Qt' ike Origin and Progress of Writonv, by Miss Owenson—Martian Colootion, a V.wm, by Bias Cornwall—Masao, a Tale, by Coma Loebeli—ltritish Nurelista, No. III.; Godwin—The Iler. nail's Sketches—Ellett Filzarthwe, a Metrical Tale—The Bunk of four Colours—The Curieation—Rentarks on Hay. - .n's Grand Picture—Commerce of England and frsiire—. 0,1 tbt patitieal situatiun of the Turks in &erre and Egypt ..—Aceonnt of the Votoendos, a Moorage Tribe of Brasil— It 1 1, 1 4 9 Wafer Plants--Drsmalic Nalievs--Variel iv", Literary and Sciessair —New Publication', with Critical Remarks — Neu Inventions and thatuyerivo—Reports, Litrrary, Agri. enjitif 41. MIA Cummertial—llisturical Digest of PollltFal Events—lnteresting Orc•orreurrs, Promotion", Births, Mar. tones. and Deaths ; with Biographical Particular. of the most celriwated Pervona„ Loudon : Pistoled fur Henty Colbert' and Co. Conduit turet. AT a very onme►.roa M FETING of the DEPUTATIONS of esti-ins TURNPIKE TRUSTS mood the Metropolis, JANI F..% RICE WI t.1.1A NIS, Esq. in the Chair; It as% n•+4.lve.,, Tim* thi. Meeting, observes with espial ant priar and regret that a Hill 11:13 brill brought Mtn the Mon.e of c om m un ., she ui.ject•of whirl, i 4 to veal in Curnmis•iuners the line of Roads it the neighbourhood of the Metroputio, and Si di.- charge t b w• several Thaler, find., whom the some are now repaired and maiotained, from the tiirilser care and main. tcnance thereof. That the reason assioreal is the pre:tent& of the Bill, etc. that it Is itopractiesble node► the present system to krrp tbc Roads itt Ilse Meteor ►epair regaired, anal that tlt. wt ., commit hr effected willteol the remnant ewe Board of (:otti irdasioners fo► all the said Roads, is wholly unfoontletl. .... Tint the different Bodies of Trit.iees lotviesz Ilse isi.nne anent of thew R 03114 are priuripsilly emnpuged of torn of indepeasleal property, nriinc erattlitoso.ty in the Aiselsarge of their treats., and ham* their local killitaney A:Avant ins. mediate personal Meer-ems in the good state of she Road:. daily oppertanitirs of oloservosz Sheol, nod cosopeleot means of procariusg owl applying proper stiattrials fur their repair. That Imam PIA cirrnmslanee. to transfer th es e I nn , ' from Bflabell 141 constituted In She Itati.ts of a noir; of Com_ tni.viouirra, without either the persossat it lere.t or maimed experience of these 1/110/11 it is intended they •Itoold di.. place, appear' to this Medium to be equally tottircrA4ary, int•xperlsesst, 8.41 'moister. 'foal fur these mot Other reas o n. the .renal trust. a. w re presented at Meeting will, a. welt in their sowed as separate els:milk*, nee every proper N 1,41%. soisios.ost Ilse said UM from heirs!: passed into a law. That these Itesolosti 0000 *limed by Ilse fltiirmros, be to ire inserted in six 31nriismr and falsr Eve oo ~ c JANIES MC% WILLIAMm, Chairman. The Chairman having Itrt the Chair— It...t.olvetl—That the Than Lit ur the M. tine hr given to the Chairman, fur be, v. ry able antljnjiciennt cuntlect in the Resolved UitainintOttsly—Thal we trosi her Majesty will be I established in Hoe bill possession of all her jest right', and long reside muting a People zealously attached to the House of Hi unanick. Reauleed—That a dutiful and loyal Address be pomented to her Majesty. espresainc their tondulrnre awl congrato- Watkins, funded spots the shove Hesolatt-ourl . and the said Address being pia-paled. was read and agreed to utmost moiety. Iteaolveil Unatiimoriely—Tbat the sail Aildrtss be fairly trailer , died, and Agora by the 'forest Clerk Resolved Unanimously—That the Right lion. del Lord Mayor, Ahlernteir, Itepreneistatives for this City in Parlia ment. Shona.. and 150 of the Liverymen, be desired to pre sent tlw twirl Address to her Majesty. Resolved—That the Sheriffs, 3tieurled by the Reform lirancer, do foithuith wail elan the Cistern, to know it r Majesty's loyal will mid pleasure alien she will be phasi al to receive the said AildreFs. Residreil—That our Representatives in Parliament lie instriteted, anal they are befell instructed, to oppose a vets. attempt to institute all ingoity, by a !trivet Committee of the House air ('umnions, into the alleged Charges seitirnit her 51oir-sty-5n inquiry promo:nerd I. a mem, Vole of the Homo. of Com tttttt ts to tar derogatory 1 . .411111 the dignity of the Crown, and injurious to the hest interests of the respire. ReI,OIVVII Unanimously—That the 'flanks of Ibis Cum moo Halt be given to Matthew Worn', Esq. Alderman, sod owe of the lir pre.eniaiires of this City in Parliament. for the great, poblic, mid independent spirit he has deployed in the loyal and nopeelfal attentims sheen to her *icily Queen Caroline. Resolved Unanimously—That the Thanks of Shia Com pton Hall be gives. 10 Themes Gibson. F..q. the ?Hover, nod David Wetherspoon, the Set-wailer, of the Itea o loilons agreed In this day. ifff Resolved thisiiimonsly—That the Thank* of this Com mon Hall lie giVril to Hobert Waithman. Esq. and Alder man, for Ina long pliblic F44'1 , 4111, and his Intermitting Eversion , ' in siipportkng .the Rights anal Privileges of his Fellow Citir at. and the People at large. Resolved—That the Thanks of this C ommon Hall be given to alie Ri2lit lion the Lord klayor for convening the same, agrecabi) to the WOODTHORPE. e()I.C11 FST ER. Mr. FREIIVITIM broul.the row the It, port of lb. Commit. lee tiro the Petition wg.iiiist the Coletiouter Election. It staled in siihstance that D. W. Worts. Esq. had not been drily elected, not possessing the rrquuite qualifications in point of property. The Report was hid on the tattle, soil the SrEAKTR was to issue his warrant lo tlw clerk of the Crown, I•t stake not a new writ for time election of a liurgcm, fur the acid Borough. COA Ut (KENT). The Keul Cost Meters Bill was read the third time, ■nd paste• BR IDG E- !lOUS E MAT E. Mr. N. Ilettarw moved. ilia there be laid before the Mouse 1101 Aerosol( of all Monies be' eing to the lb 1.17.0 hawse Relate, welded In the Fonds, and a variety of other Aeconnis on the manse out...vet—Ordered. Lore' A. Hapturox presented a Petit . ' from the Ma. tristr.ites and Council of war of the !loyal Burghs of Scot lead, peayiny. fur Municipal form. 8:r J. M.terYINTOSII observed, that the p•qiiiim dm no t leach She general eple.tion of reform. bat itlyrely telated to the bites nal .eate of the bonnie, in yorstion. The l'elitiou A• read, and laid tin the table. Lord A. Shea moved, that an bond& 4,.leess ha presented in the King, owning that his will he itraritomly pleased to (ire di:tedium Shat there he laid lo , fore the Hussar a nitwit of the tiny Burgha whirls had lust the sighs of electing their Cualteil, since the year tozeilter with an ilf(1)11nt of thole in-diners in whirl, the berm restored, and whether by Royal warrant sir oth“wite. i'ONVEYANCINt;. PORTVAN brU•Eld ill • Bill to prevent ooskitftJ per. roes lirario , iin: at rosireyniscers, • Inch wax read a first time, and ordi red fur a sec I rending on Tuesday next. irises sPIRITS. Lord IfoutivCoanr.rs moved, that an humble Mitres hr preiNtliell to the Crow•o, praying that !ii% 31njr•!v %viola he craeinissly pleased to order that there he laid le-fore the I/on:e a ropy of any orde► by the Tiensury u. Itoard INcete of England, in virtue of whirls trials sl•irit. imported itom England trite pot tutu ware! ttttt mN, or otherwise pre. voided (rum Kunst'. Into consominitio, in this costuiry. Ala•., a ropy .1 Ilse• opinion of the Alt oritey.timieral of Ireland, rtspectior, the exelu , iun of Irish oririta from the British market, gives at the request, awl hid before the Hoard of Mcrae of Ireland. Alm., • copy of the information on the Eround of which a warrant wmt kallell for searching the lonise of a certain individual for imported Goan Ire. laud.—Agreed to. The Labonrers Wagea Tall wan read a third time, and roord. PARLI F.NTARY REfoßm. Mr. BrAMIOXT I Nnar.itrd a Petition (rues c rtaisi Gentle men of she Cs ttttt ty of Northosinherlausl, mayisic fur a Re form in Parliament —Head, and laid on she TURNPIKE': TRUSTS. Petitions were presented from several Flares ncrinrt Turnpike Triton Bill (the second reeding of which stood fur tlus tLiy), wi.irh 'erre read, and laid nu the oor. Air. IL Sumo ER, its presenting a Petition from certain peri•lirs ite Surrey, ugaitist the said 1101, ea pressed a wish (hitt his I 100. Friend. (11r. U. Gil bert) would nut pre.s the measure through the pre sent Ses•siou, but let it stand over till the next, and to be printed a n d disttibitteti in tile interim *TM% ail the putties whore rights were to be affected, by I!, in order that its provisions might be properly Mr. IhnituN +poke brieuy against some of the proeistioni of the ntee•nrr. Mr. D. GILBERT *lid. Isr had o few olewre Atom to strike wn the aohjet . l. GC thought that nor era. ti I prosperity stud stealth. in a greet &wee, tk. I tru.J.d o 0 liw raCillty isf ewormuntcali to k►pt op between the difirrriit pact, of the coatitry by . gooses . . !hat _ construrtion of thrill, awl the raaltilig theist in a I Knot tiost and reoponsibility should not be to.. mime Sc -...odic eionner dose 11910110, weil:.4l 1. , him hi the same individnal..—(Hetw, hear, iwor.)--o to hi au Ottet troevery conettlershle inipol tam r. The A bare statement of the duties of • Maier., of eitsteut if i iietiatucrupird by roa d., in the dif- Chancery, in Ireland would be sufficient to demot - Went sari. Orthe kingdom, wits about , tow lino- irate the absolute incompstibility of hie lave ions drrd miff thirty-eis' thoesund recess, and the rents an- with those of a Member of that House. To ruler smelly levied off the Public, for their construction on a description of the latter before his present and re pairs, amounted to :shoot three toffloosi. auditor,, who so well understood their inaeseitude 4 1 . 11 e roods brut the mestopulto were the aorA in mid ardtinuailess, ass quite superfluous ; and be , hoped he should easily convince the House before l • t iht he li Ct i .: l n g l i m i lt il re%i s.l l7o l d wi l t o l os i a u a i l r o;si t n o tro ir l ls . ei o r i ' l " t n l:e l' ite B s t :t l i silting down, that the former were of such a ' or whichwhe Bill no que•tioss . 'ivih founded: The ' i t otittore, that if to be eke/sited by any oidividual Committee We're a opminti that the Nutulirtlietip.he !' whose attention sons distracted by other tniportalit trust. shoold he abolished generalll. and the trusts : mitotic cares, tfiry would be left either unperformed eamia li,l at Aa m i the ism was ilt eli ff e d 10 trsrey that I or orgligently Performed. On this subject lie had secousnwollsoms into efrret with typed in the tons- I very great authority to pectiloce to the House. He Ink" °l'm° ticsaii""- It was lealintediteeattatuite I tism.ght he timid ,sti.fy the *louse on authority rat. hods, of C o ot o ti..impers for these troses„ to o' no i which could not be celled in question, that Masters iihatineite Lord Marie tolelsellisiattis x 1 ..1 Chatierty is I#e and had their time so wholly helbg; the two Mensbris fur Oloblleaes, Spivey, and • occospied by their juditial 'employment, that it was Ultra. Colosorl Wood, Mr. flosisismo...ond person' i' sitserlv impossible for them to hold ',tether snar -1 other Gentlemen ; in whom were to be added the lion ot any kind of importance in coujianctiost with lltnke of Portland, the P o stossster.Genersl. the I it. and do justice to either; and also that their jot- P, Irl of flartivoirke, and three more Preis. When . &cod office was, on constilutinnut wound*, locos'- he mentioned three names. it was obvi ins that pays 'hood with silting i ll th e House o f Com m o n s. The metal to the Contrusseiouros was eat of she gown'''. olii?e woo not, as here. appointed to by the Cloin;. The Holyhead road, one of the.bess in the kingdom. cellor. but by the Crown. —(!leue.)-1 he I lou. had been made under the direction of Sir H. I Baronet then read extracts 1 the Report of the Painell aid a numbet amber Geutletneet. who woe Coriasiasioners of Inquiry into Courts of Juvtice 1.1 den,, •k and discharged the duty gratottoosly— frehend. from which it appeared, that the (Mice ors and he had no doubt but that under the stilmtut" held dating pleasure; that receot:y the fees hid tendence of the body of Commissiontint he had dr.. b een ineyeased in t h e alai, of five aiid a half to „me. „.0,... 1, the tumm i es i n d ie v i c i tt ity o f London and the duties nearly to the ' , Ante extent. He then would he equally well eundocted. If the roads referred to answers :Oven by the Lod Citii.tlellOr 11,04111 d Loudon a c re properly mode, it worild opt'. and Maitre of the 11.111 in Ireland. mild!, trig, stoat rate N• an example to the whole nation, and would t i would he desirable that all etittie.ses so' metro's contribute mon; thaw acy thing to stroduce an ins. brought before the Miters should he vista:toed by proverne u r i ii their istrncture &root/hoot the country. themselves, but that the Increase of their husioesit -eminas and occupotioto of linos rendered that imiiiissible.— However, as ihr mesenre hail provoked riltj lie Sho u ld sl ot p er* , i t d urin g fb e re s en t Session, Hr could also produce what he considered conch a but &mild take the earliest opportuitity of reneiwin4 save svidestee upon that point, in the ern :ea ce giver. it in the ruining one. The utmost anxiety had by the Masters in Chancery themselves inure the been manifested to take away all cause of costs. C omm itt ee . %vi m did Mr. Elli s h i mse l f say upon plaint from the present creditms—the Poll l oose the 'o bj ec t ?-...... Q. What portion of your time is them the option either of receiviug a better :semi/ orenpied by the alkalosis-, of your office in the for their Property than that they now possessed, of di-ebsrge of your nosy lt--4.•1 sin in constai.t at of being paid •Iteir looney. tendance at my office for ten months in the year ; Sir NI. W. RIDLEY row* not to fi`otroke distoss indeed there is more or less busiuess for every day aim', lint to put a question so the lion. Gentlemen t i n the y ear if a tt en d e d tn."—(Rehr, bear.) — (Hr. Gilbert), as Chairman of the Committee to ' Thut was the office which lie called %kin thew to which he had referred. Ida wialled to know why- d.cloor incOmpalble with the situation of a Meat titer the Committee had recontmemled soy remedy her of Parliament. Um this was toe evidence for an ahuse, the premium of which was felt vrty ' (tom the °Meet himself, firbleh he adduced to sup- generally and eves-Ay through the country. It was p or t o f hi s oi • • . Ti t - Hi g hs li on . thrones this: that the application to the House of Corns conclud dby sonving.:-. mows for the vetwoal of a common turnpike Aet, " That It be On hislrbeeoll to the Coulannee on the , and extending the lime of the trust, was attended aisaerry Kill, to nosed a clause therein, to prinia, that in, with such heave tees, as to /livable the parties to fur,nm . 7 l i: h e e l!' e ll i s . 7: . ) st i i " . i s g e el m a r tm i l i sti! be e l :fib: lb w s l ir .. Iroti o il t ottotty inetaoces Gain Ni tempting it. ife..mosienorral Cam inoits.or sit therein, ats•ketay pier Willa his dant ':-..• ' .- ' 7 . ik that t Itr fees. where the period inn Paled n!nalWeadPi (Hear.) • 7,,": one years, wise WO has thin 1111, here ; and if he L or d CAsTLERCAOH begged l it were know whether rot were to sprok wocorditog to 'report. he had lacen understood the object of 11W clause riolitly. II a . . •• -i.. *lnformed that whertsuch a non !hid lionised thr..iigli were i i , ien d r d it , h ate a pi.6.l„efie, operation. l ie . ~...:-.,..... this anise, and 'One Op to another place, it was could have no possible objection to its intriVtictoto, . '..,.. -latterly there made eompulsory on t h e ' p etrol ,. who f or he f u lly concurre d i n th e protriple , offsifkii a... - .',...., had nitrodneed it, to inst,e she el lutes of a great clause. Th e 0E... v of a itt,i ee i n ch nni .-.4y,,,. : ..„.„:".• and unnecessary Irogth--irith what virw he left ir i 1 gli not strictly a judicial office, is yet one so at+ to the House to decide. Ile Iwooril to {own why. tegulant aeon it, an d ai d. d il lies s o particular, that . •. 'her tor. Commuter had suggested any remedy Inv I lie ti gilt it right they should not he imerrupted that alone? If they had not, he should feel it Ins by the duties which rucessarily devule.d 111.00 a dotty to promote a sneatore in the ensonog tieSlDiell s !Wit in that Ilouse.—(llear, hear.)—l'he one to enable the renewing of Turnpike lull., where office was quite Incompatible with the other. But . the only object was an extension of the tone of the still lie thought the principle ought not to be trust, without the enormous expense at itreseut at- brought to bear upon the case of a particular indi tending it. vidut.l, should such there be, by any retrospective si r r . B usu p .LL an id, t h at a Bull nit:ajenttle t. operant's. If pending any election at this mo o distance of live miles, should - tot lie subject to went. there be any iorlisitlital who would he affect s. large fees as tow fur one hundred miles. It ed by the clause, he Submitted that his case should would be an exceedthg advatooge that sttiite rule be put out of the sphere of the pleseot nos were established for. propnrtioniug the fees to the slroction. distance* of road, and the sums which they should Star Joel. NEWPORT replied. that if it were manifest the duties of the olfice of Master in Chancery were quite incompatible with the duties of a Nlemlwr of Parliament, then it was clear the person holding the one situation was utterly unfit for the colter.—(!lear.)—Fle could see no possible reason why Parliament should deprive those adio were entitled to the services of i e public officer from the benefit of them. Could any man doubt that • public officer of this description, who was sworn to perform his duties, was ineligible to perform the duties of unother office, which also required monis d.:r.iiile application? A Master in Cuancery was i an officer of the Crown, and, as such, liable for ally neg'ett or remissness in the performance oh hi. duty to dismissal—he would be dismissed if such a case of neglect of duty were brought before Parliament. He admitted, that a particular case was now pending, which, in the event of sole result, would place s Master in Chancery no a seat in Pathament. To the minnow of every man, there WWI now a candidate for the representation of the rift' of Dublin (%Ir. Ellis), in the persou of a grunt, 'its'', whose office, if he discharged toe duties of it in the manlier he was hound by oath to attend to them, rendered it quite inspotoible lee Celli.' give the attendance in Parlietn•nt which ought and would be required of him by his con stituents. lie was the very ottieer who, iu the este deuce wilii:th he (tii. John) had real to the Mo ose. declared that los duties, as Master so Chancto'y. at-Copied him in his office for Ito mouths to rut year, and indeed gave him more or less business every 'lse, from ooe cud of it to the otiose. lie of [ course slid no: mean to mako this resolution revii-, attritive, so its to prevent this Geottlemart, if ~.. turord, from taking his seat ; but notowstionahte hr should require of him, io such a •aose, to make his option of resigning his office as a Master lis Ch""ce!Y—likart hear) —the duties of each beii‘g clearly incompatible. Nlr. Itoneor Suave' must phi-ti t° the admission of the instruction propooed by the Hight Hots. Btronet. net that he II eht the two offices of Nlet•.er in Chancery end Member of Parliament compatible, but because he considered it would I e a" great hardship that pending an election the lluuse of Commons should, without wessistMinttice e . COO . After a few word. from Mr. V. I,Rwros and Mr. C. Smurta, the iwritiou was tail nu the table. ROYA I. 1t ESSAOr. Lttnl cAsTLEREAGu **ld he WO it in command from I.o• Majrs y to deliver a message to the . 110. mewing. was then read by the SPEAZER nearly in the following trruts :—.. G. Rec. The Kiwg acquzinis thr flutist of COITINIOUP, that part of the provision ninth hail been made for the members of the Royal Family has mowed, in convetpience of the denike the tale King, and recommends it to the House to take surastems that annuities may he secured to his Royal Bro thers and Sisters, for their respective lives, to mirk amount that their iaeoau•s may be rendered equal to slime which they enjoyed at the demise of his late Majesty. 0:i the motion of Lord CACTLERF.AGIII. the !Message was ordered to Ile referred to a Committee of the whole House me Monday next. EXCISE REGULATION—(IRELAN D). Mr. M. FITZGERALD raid that he was about to propose • motion for the amendment of an Act which apnoea! ve-y injorismsly to the cornmerve Mill agriculture or ifelmtd. entitled the Excise Itn;tila • Act. He then moved that tins lieu•e oh. traulve itsrlf into a -Committee or vb. whole Home, to consider of the said Act, on Monday next,— A erred to. COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND). (IRELAND). Mr. C. GRANT moved ui ONlrr of sloe Day for the Ilicr.r g•ploor l'bte) II Coo 1111 l tier we the Court of Camnerry B.II; The Order Itavlatz firm reed— Sir JOHN NEWPORT Itlgeo posr•tiatit to notice, to npare that it be an lostruct to the Committee to provide to the attn.• Bill Cyr the yachts' of It ivh Master' in (:itatterry limpets% Whatever oinhino, might he *Oil of the propriety of loortuittiog Engh-ls Mws 'tell uI Chancery to sit nt that Howe, uo donlit whatever etothl hr etstertatried or the itscompaishi lity of the duties of a Nla-ter et' Chancery in Ire land with 'how of a Iltlwerrotative of the simple, Gad Of the duty which theretute devolved ow the • • . ~. . , 1 ' !ii ~~