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Doribalai, yekil4Mo o 4; Randy, Mr. Knight iromey Juror, M i2lir Mt.. Cubit! ; MAI Mailmeh, Moiling; Eidral.tell6 berry, Mira Copelaad. , .; . AMIMP/007. Hiatantel Mil*Malb Mr. t,eall -groggp:sidasal aid Virgiftigeor 1!.. s. p, TM Castle k Al l§onso p, Mc. :111•11sat Leroux% Maggot Ott M•rdry, ass Th6e 4 l or NAM' Mew.' the Third : Dokeolraiiiker. Nr./Leas (Iris him appreciate io dirt Cha racter lb* Pariva). • 'TRIUMPH OP WRSTMINSTBR ANL/ PURITY OW ELECTION. VIETERNIHtNNIVERSA be celebylked at ' , own e m s and Aber Tddripp, Strand, iIIETRSDAY , pee d islets°, ; • Sir r: Ennitorr4,llot. M P itt 'he Chair, Tweet', ISs. 4101.4ech, 10 be had *VIM new of the fostre t Bed of $lllO irereaerw 110.. Sltiesali• 4,•-•-.3a „ .1 I Ate ; the Toile ,at Fete e'Cledkienefelip. HENRY BROOtS, Secretary, _it— ~ - „....... ...,. :e..361 , .- - . , • '.' • " 11 ORA "HIJOE, May . Rleit. 01PFIE'CO4 RT . ` ; e9', ItIIRECTORs; .of the 1: t/firtte) etswicAlty'ai MERCHANTS If EiiG .hAND,.t„adf, ~ t o *hi war i NDI es, de korai slim eow igett. ' - TAMA'', ' COSI aIiTTILL of BUYING old& tWIRII.! tflUitkol , ii R. he,eorry, hi re Proposals io strilittit Peg& !! i g h. r . (1 , 4( 41 - I,lw VAir-tlibeltmh Allie. 382,4 XI Ibilmil wil l ife + mr4, ''' , !4*Pll , Trr i tiusA cliti i n ft,: 14. , • b„..11 ..1 ^, PII34ZADY' I''''.—... u .'4 Ip _ash tbdt•ail, Cobilikeilait die tOtonteftiti istraiollMMl4llll • pplirot ion to *I gook of .1 .mod Co moiltlinta , ffititltiollalls , the Propo.nls ,Tipj. Ire left fore Zen., oTtook in, the i Forenoon of Aid . nth Jai after which boor 04 . 01.. i .RIIHre will lititiVader. .1 ..noel r. 300411 PH DART, 1100411 1 .'' • w-s or - -.* On Thorodp2 %WOO, Irt published, I. live s . ~ ~.! 11141 nF. MtiVi A. iff VS : . A .Sattyical Mesa. - AV - " Who Winders witbitie pre. Iv . - or a • ,p546),t0d hohilm Naha . Awe; 100 spassisihriairit for hairy Vat ' • - • IMPEKIAL. PAkLiAnwilter. • ' • ~_ Rectilt COP •LOlttrlt, Mos 0 AP, ' Mai , 13. !••,..tils t _ •r e. • Their Lariblitim met at tail.. eeloek. '- • '' • ' e10.,- .4 -.APPKALS. HVIOSIVOIMpaIInii Pasta.tes AND OVUM, . 1114•Fpuleuts . This was ma kossest from the GAM of Session (Scotland). Me. Marra, followed the 'Aitorney.G•neral for the Appel. Jaen I We. Warren and Mr. Wetherell were heard for the itelpoaseots, sad she Almon*, General In reply.—Jedg. foot PelliPowt, ;o, , TA 4 9 HUSBAN DRY HORSES. , Earl Gatir sa id he would take tins opportunity 'Of statinkyl daiir, Lordships a communicatiou that had been mil& to him by a moat respectable body rif men, t 6 farmers of the twenty of Northumber land, and, iu hi s opi n io n , there ,was not a more me- Titorl'ous class of persons. It was understood, by file Act of 1815, that fanners renting land under b'oi. year were to be exempted front the tax op husbandry horses, and after the Act prised date. liods had been given to the assessors that they shaulitbe'sp - exempted; but, since that direction, lotiliriidions had been . given to the assessors to airtria the' tax ; the cojtsequence was, that the small farmers were compelled hi do without horses, by 1 i r i t4l " means their lead became i m p over ish e d, as t !had' not the means of carrying manure to trapp'atet. It. fie had sheens the commuukeatioa he NIP 'toCeived privately to, the Noble Earl oppaii!e (Liverptiot); and he NO promised tho e t he would make an inquiry into the fircomstance,, and com municate to him (garl,G L rey) s its result. is private, until which time he relpicl refrain from. giviug any notice of motion on the subject. •, The e.ail of LivaspooL *stored the Noble Earl thiV'every inqiiiry should be .made into tie{ inbjed,"and that he w . puLttcpputtunicate the nim 4 1 , to tuiiilsi' ptri v aie . oi.ief flsek.Loatildairs as if 1 might ?Mirk proper. tier E. GREY presented a Petition fro" tl3toes. . en and Occupiers of Land in the County. on. month, complaining of Agricultural Distrom, and prisjiog fur relief, which had been agreed to at . fulliliOrneeting of . ilso„Fnunty.—Exad andAaid oo the itible". . los 8 ...4 I • ~ "/Fbe Earl of ttatitirralota presented ',Pettus, Mai l lilie I ilhabitihts D urham, the Town of Castle Bar. biIVCIP the County of Parham, relative to the bet. fir IT &lie ry of ' Small' DAtis e r.-Itead and laid on the'tobte. . ,I ' ' Mt'. Wallace, and giber Members of, the House 80 1 ,tocisnsooi, brought :up a montage from that 11/14944eqsesticg the permission of their Lordships Ibit Lord StOWell might attend the Select Cum. Miller of the House of Commons on Foreign Trade. ' The LORD CHANCELLOR informed them that he this directed by their Lordships to say that they bhpld send an answer by a messenger °lllicit own. Mr. Brogden, Sir W. Guise, and other members bole' ,House of Comm on s, br oug ht up the Silk Dodd D,lf, and three local Bill., which were se letalli read a firtillais , • ' Mr. Mason, frtiii lb, Directors of theses Root In dia Company, Preontlial a rata fu of the .salarjesaud ra nbl" i griisrtest by the Company in the last mouth. . itleio the table. . I. . . .CAlllol,le:PgEltin , • . „, , ... ' int niepop of L. 91111911 presented II .Petition from ' 'the ' tfioi . Owordeos . sod p fs esee ri pt. th e pariah 0r St. M artin's in tbe Fields, against the pro. posed Bill, for allowing Catholic Peers to sit in their Lordships' floitire., ' The Earl of Susrtsszunir presented a similar Petition from the Mayor and Corporation of the town of Beverley. . ' 'They were teed and laid en the table. COUNTRY BANKS. The 1114rquis of LANRDOWN said he wished to - . N,- •• • ' ' 1•11, ~ ~...- _ of the day should be read iOr lbw Lordship...lob* & into eousidenttion the Resolati o o e which bad Bees agreed tri'hy tl.e Committee of .Privileges ;fora as ,Itellet, regulating the 'election of. eleciite liters of Scvlaudi• which being done, .and : titete,.l.o., I .s hips ko a vlill .. 14 10Fefili 10...tlars Semi orions. ('the !N oble r.,;(0 'toted theft., jt,.stopalgl, lae..moarstMtaii,e. l i t lari . ncio • 11,11,grepoded so, the .I.lesolobision, leo lie bad found a precedet sm,theie Lfirdsbap4...fitstat . tt Ili- 'he pai.1261. .1041, It. AM:inlet aofte of their slaps, if served on ilta.fooml• .Clork•Regiroolv, woI dbe su ffi cient to sag/dote the choiee.of.tiadr V owu body witfipot ito being doue by Bill. ;He would,. therefore. move. that notice of tho, Resells- lions of their Lordifitps should be served' on die Lord Clef*. ,l hassle of Scottnucl. ~ . .4 The Morgraprod. Losittoo.seconded the tooth," ; , and o.fter .140 p, word!, from the Earls of .11.111111 bi i!saalr„ofet irAIIPOO I I44 . 1! Vol *rest! tow. ..)*li I ..; • . 1. ,.., FUME filr 111EILA al ow . it. ) me' Be The Berl of DAINIItIf rose feel ilsoionopoos of asking the Noble Earl (Liverpool). whetiaer.basbad any objection to give theslateof the first commu nication that was made by .theirish Gower:omen' in the Secretary for the.Hoope Department. relative to the distressed districiii,io, Ireland, and also 'hr dale of the first step taken to, relieve the distress P . The Earl of LlVitarool. said be could .not, at that moment. midert4,e to say . whether ,he would or would not have an objectipi, to furnish the Noble Earl with the information he wished loc. . . The Earl of DAIIIILSY .silial lie ...joked 'to have . an answer from the Noble Earl ',before be gave no. lice of his promised 'potion, relative to the mate of .Ireland.. Perhaps the Noble Earl ,oukl be to his place to-morrow, sod be then able to. give him un answer.. , . The Earl of LITRaPoor. said it woo impossible for him to say that be would be in his place to morruw.—Adjourued. _............._ HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1114iiiiAo, MAT 13. *-- I Mr. FLEMING presorted a Petition Dem certain Oirorie soot Occupiers of Load of Blamer, Menke% in Soothing"- too, conipkiaing of agricultural dittrese, and paying for a reduction of taxis. .I.!!.'i, .1!..!•1 CATHOLIC PEERS. Mr. FLEMING prorated a Petition &nun th e oil= tide of the Gavel Chord of Portico, Sus thaw pt oil, Mr Coasoisig's 11011.-n Lead on the table. ' . 411 Mr. BURRELL presented a similar Petition from a hoer deed is the comity of Suoses.--Lsid oa the table t • i Me. BURRELL presented a Petition God the Hap ! - planters hi the Comity of Sussex, praying for a *Adios io the deity swamps —laid on the table. , a. w .1. Mr. BASICA RD presented two. Petitions Mimi thoilloonap of Devoe against the Bill before the Moose her ongoinallg the removal of the poor.—Laid oil the table. ' Mr. MARRYATT presented a Petition from the town of Sited • it* tiniest the leather tax.—laid on the table. • •JIMLITTLETON promoted a Petition from Woiver r=Prolfirrfi for the repeal of the salt tax.—Ordered to IifANLET resettled a Petition from tbeln i ll lialfurd, In Lancashire, against th e Bill f u r the re Of - • . the poor.-4.aiii on the table. e 4 Mr. CURTEIS. resealed a Petition femur the county 4 Soffislit, express* their rtappluti sad cibilsoy•al the mom. 'mastery's.. to foreign eera,wapehosisalcs-Loid no Moe table. Mr. LEGH IIiECK preweeted e.Petitiop. from the Arek deaconry of Upbeat& mph* the admission of the Roma! Catholic Peers iseloPsellauseat:rdered to be printed. • -- ' •'. 'CRIMINAL LAW.. - -•' ' ';',' '''' Mr. STUART. WORTLEY preseitVid alt Teiltibi ' frill Winiby.An-Yorlosheee, praying •lii einnitindlou lu the aka mina, 10ur...-Inid on the table: ..t t liiot ; Pt .. • Mr. WOFiEHOUSE presented a &Willi Nil Norwich &gales, the Poor Removal Bill. Me. BURRELL presented &similar Petiiieb from a hue. deed ie Seasen.e-Ortkired to be Motet Mr. HUM E pretested a Petitloo How the Corporation of the city of &eclair, to *wised, agents. ilie Royal Burghs Bill, sod a similar Petitiou from theta: incorporated trades of the same place—Laid us the sable. Mr. SYKES presented a Petition from the holders of fo. reigis ears at Kingsitas-upoe•H•11, against the imposing of 17a. duty open liking it oat of bead, fur it was lie much deteriorated that it would set bear tint duty.—Lard on the table. ' Mr. GOOCH presented two Petitions train the county of Sefulk complaining of agricultural dotiess.—Laid ou the table. Lord EDWARD SOMERSET presented a Petition from the Iron-masters of the eitunty of Glametahar, agaiast the Poor Kemal's! Bill.—Laid °svelte table. Lord EASTNOR presented a Petition from the Farmers sad Teasers of Ryegste, poityleg for a repeat of the leather tax._ . -.---- lAlmliMe In Weliseemien, i*ceeenswroce of the" wohle family an *Ws the patronage ass vested, but es he had hero re glee:/, i b h r 1:114111 ha .v 01! -fmreserd , be gentled e on lel m a rg . n is onvertsou s to the sill. He ogiikeel then topsail., that he bad the highest eonficlspre jp the Magistrate at.. Wei the 'iffikelleßMemisk, Nuei less !Opposition to the Litt _irc (neap peddie Anima* i hekbjertell so 0 'en 11111101*.i i f . conity, who kmi„pot get hadmieffeeimpg .016• 40 *lateens • eir opinion, Mid e lle teadorand (het I T* 4.1%10.4. 0 isiwmo up espies 'tie Friehielders, , seht,si ynaldtecjae I Werevial en the HAW!' Treble OM wart cei; 'frit rove!" be followed by Miley mikeris, And bMetitilsedlered li I Wirer+. eked, for it estrniciwid set theijorladietion of lb- Inpolve at Debtoes' Court, and he ,biped itstahlaldk pot off WI mat . year. 1 .: ...ii iiodittaa''.. -.. . 1 ' Mr. aßotitrit All omainwe* Wy e see petition had Awn. presentee! original 06101, 'Mil Diet lif‘Ponse persons Jetsam ed is. leaded/at. l say ether Petiteew Med been erne, i,lt he brought up. TM, torususe had-Wes opposed by Honourable and Lessem/. Friend a., the grow6•l .riast st Id form a precodent. Thi s wail a Bill,okoria tended . in Rieliefsh, iu a Urge d u d p o p u l ous di atr i ci, the repeuer of i t dam pronorglines 1 , 614 World make illsteliike for a mull l Ikall.fo44.lilli a&icd to lay• out 11 bemired monde ros the rerovere of • debt of 40d, to wawa it teethe aoseof Ilk, or 12s. Sig), was this ocl,vmstageemse or was *.lael ? k i tam advanisgeuits, and rime geoid bard!, he denied,,lie eaiill it its Meng leltely to form a preerdent we. an addlipasyrgy sweet in kir favour; bat that wa s the way its •klett every suet ofErforin waseetensellyopoomedelethist Howse. Ile wet *gag that i Dris as. not a solstket Wyly to aurae' the attention Wirehe Hopes. He knew enough of thatkloose go leek shut, reerelle 'spelling, no measure !omelet excite 1 1 11.11110 n. MOM St &M' Cetdrit from fhe t iglit aide of the House, even though it Omelet berm** ineeaute as wimth'en before Arm_ whieli outlet reliele thrensitor from She *lgneous nommen to otick he trairtek iechood Mice jowiiewhonsa . 1.. Aleidair of e'er, malign the cu l espytex. But he hopod that risio.woutel won he pot es end looted that the Housp•rottid lie Litaeotrreil Wort it eta too lite. ' There world b e an! . / two, maws, for notpolaptiag ilk thresukeelifner.ll.lo &slim! objection sgstemi 'llitirfe resfee•seith Me adnetiolstrattims ofjoatiolf eeroerilly,' life pri soak ilitermitoo; gap magintorn - ahem practice Was We to be affeeled . by it; bat sf there rem pay f orce i s these, the 'lrMisullike was the proper. plan* bating them eiegebrd 'aitlAilpteedor. . • • 'OK IL WILB*SHAIR I SAII ireiSßOODlSAßtlisiffikally mapialeed. ' ••• , •, s es el ~,gi No , . . ..,.., ,-. :.. Genital GAscovaisgropmed She as, -.I •it .0...4 Mr. SCAR 1.,p - T .wookimut determine. so be mask* a rule' to du, so onprivate Bills. Bat th e c hi e f (skier lion to it emitted to him to be that the Bill tended to place the adlnieuistratime of'justire nnder the patronage of private indiwiduela. Mr. PHILLIPS said the Bell vemir meets deoired by tilt ilibehiloolv of S 3 lforil, sad those of Menchreter amaaideeed the p ion of it me • peat public advantage. ,„! ~,,„.‘, Mr. P. MOORE' She'd the Bill, sod hoped le eskokey seek paned for other i ptlbitir lie tousle,. He wessWisife post every Mir lot Dank' • •/' '' ''' - '' • . • ' Mr. C. WlLoalei slalmotsdilera were most material obi. jecticom to the HQ. , • .. Tba House divided.., . Par tie Ameadawat 96 Agit** It • 7O .—.. ,• . aele •. • - 11 44ornif ..,,Bamet flartheeolsonsatiow were made on the Bill on one rehire to the galleries lid Sr. Peel, Mr. Brougham, the Splieitor-General, and Mr. Hogebouse. . . .', Site question was Then pet that the Bill he read this day iik Nimitiro sod carried. aid the Bill Throws wit. • - 1 •'•th" ) "•' t- YORKSHIRE it.ecTioN BILL, •' - aiociersDEN prevented a Petition from the eirigena barehleldria ofiYork agulust the Bill far dividing the counties. Afrj. WORTLEY presented a Blind': Pelitioll from her. !tillers of the county. The Petilions were ordered to be printed. • '' Mr: KENNEDY postponed his motion on the Scotch Jo hies Billaill Jane 22. i ,s.flr. MONCK pseeenled aPeti t ion fr om R •Aloo , o • ..e.....-.Againg s Skis Poor Removed. Bill.-w Ordered to he printed. • ffile. BUTTERWORTH presented • Petition*** corn** abitants of the pariah of Bethnal Green, ohjewisig Me she it h fition preseoteelsby Sir R. Wilsen in f • of Mr,llanal,oe the Pith Mardi last, being considried as the Petition of-the innate from whirls* professed to rune - . He Moved, after nuadiog posaions ofjs, fey kave to Ming it up: The SPEAKER wished Is rail attention to posse dream atawee *high resowed'it with 'septet to this Petition. It wia, iadvd, a very &Miele* statism which had hens made. 'First, the Howe were to observe, it was not in the nature of is'Petitiotteo much as Of • protest against a paper which the Peiltlenirie described as being reported hi the newspeeper•. That 'themeismetauce would be inefficiently striking to every Member, inannuch as the Howie bad so such paper is pos session. It was out the usual course to admit protests tbe Petition!, especially.when they related to matters Welch, if properly explarned, might lie found to Mitt from AO ene, voidable irregularity of the channel through which they were reported. He Min read the Inlsulea of the Journal. of the till March, from which it appeared that the Petition pro teeird aguest by the new Prritroaera seas, sat artmont or the language it contained, rejected by the House. Ile would pat Ulu the Hon. Member if, after throe three troinir, he would deem it proper to urge the reception of his Pelitibur The Pelagian wess withdrawn. • Mr. LENN ARD pee notice that is Wedwitsday nett. In his motiou for jorpaking into /sienna broach's of the Civet List Expenditure, his object Wise chiefly to obtain infor mation at, the Scr class ; he would, if he taint in li,' motion for the COrtlntittre, more fur an Adds is to the Oriole fur a denrinati••• of that data of the expenses. Mr. BIRCH presented a Petition' from the Parish of St. Mary, Nottingham, against the Poor Removal Bell wh;r6. after • few words from Mr. ficarlett, was ordei,d to be printed. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR postponed his motion on Appellant Jurisdictions to Jong 6. Colonel DAVI li.l withdrew his motion on Officers 'Yam's, ed without Courts Martial, until next Se..ion. Lord A. HAMILTON we...ruled& l'etittoo (ion, 11. e Vt. , - chants of Edinburgh against tree Burgh. IZeinlit .... I , . He wished to know when the Noble and UM' 1it.,1 1... _i ..: traded to get throogh his three Bills, now brio.. ii,.• House , DIOITRBSS IN IRELAND:: ' • .AT MEETING of Ihe COAIALITTEg-et' RELIEVING the DISTRESS in IRELAND, The Right Hoe. CHARLES GRANT, M.P. in the Chair; Resoired— y , a Bounty of Ten Shillings per Ton be paid4a • the !importation of One Thousand Six Hoodegfi •Tdaiiti4 VolatlMPlualo the 411maing Ports, ilk. (18 ifae Ant. 11W ,Toss imparted Into the Pose of !Littlish.' On the first 100 Toss into Talbert. (In the Arm . 200 Tuna into Weal Port. .1 t the. first '2OO w riass into Sligo. Iw Oath. SIM SNP Tim Mier Tralee. '• " Os the Brd 1f& Tote Inas Galway:. I ' l 'l' 4l "i OA the 'Mt Safi Tom ihtia the River tirgalt Oa the Arai 100 TOM late Clare ou the, Hamm /pas. Ou the Oust 100 Tuns into Furies Wood 401,10 River 6 • Theilhilpftemia most Se snide from Great Neitalo, Or ciaieramiey us err after the 15111 of May instant and be iaaportett (tarot from tim Helve' alippioti to the port of diaelta.e) heir/eta the 20th of May illiSl/1/“, gad the 16th 'day of Juice nest iiielesive, and must he landed, sold, and ddivered be "hand merchantable condition. The quality sail teems 8. MI idersiard by ale Local Commit tees armrest tw she reopening 'parts of intrelintiau, and the Beauty to he paid by Hot., , ( $7 . artier of theconernittee„ MICH. WM. TROY, Honorary Secretary. ' CHViirtliwie • Tavern, May 11, 1822. iY COSIMAH , III - 0 1i • TIIRATOR-ROYAL; DOI NEJ • 141' Td-monnow; *WEDNESDAY, P 44/ J. Ina Meiraly's *mats will perform the Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. • The errailater ' Mr..Brohnon ; Colossi Cohenbergy 114. C.mpar a Ismael., Ma. G. Smith; Yasepla„ Mr. Gatti? ; peN, Mr. Maris, s farce, Mr. Eilawiliram; Ansa" :$v Howard.. Latberum, Ms. Falk; Ghia*, Mrs: Biaatl i WO, Harlaate Vostria. To miriade with the Farce of moNsir.trit•TONSol 4 l. The prineipal Chltrartert b 1 Illrears. Baremid, Fome, emir, W. H. Williams,. Meredeats, Visiag, M.. Xs Mit. Srla - - T • r 1 a THIiATRE-ROYAL, cpv Ritirca DNA v. TVIIIS EVENING, TUESDAY,. ,Msy )4, will be acted, 3d time, in dire. act., islet periled *Jib Music. called THE LAW OF JAVA. • n e Emperor of lava, Mr. Abbott; Allb, 111 r. Drimesetk Torbay*. Mr. Toon ; Orzinvi, Mr. Y6l Vim Ow sew, Mr. Yewewit; illsesSiyeelts. allr.loores; Soiebelesseet, Mr. OMIT j Pessemee, Mr. LlMislielt7reLlit,' Mies** Trim; N o uti•dbet, Miss Stephens. , jeTo which all be added, 31st limPso Ors4All t i e . Melo-dramatic Rousse', called • CIIERRY AND FAIR ISTAR " 1 Or, 1111 E CHILI REN OF CTIMNUIC 1•: •• • . at.,, Mre. Sista' ;11sogpiiribeet,' Mr . Parity goTdpselr, Ms. Grimaldi; Hesessitsitt 'lMareeMbrill; Croa; Mgt CbetilleM M fialwerMette Mr-‘ Hoewsbowa• licit SIMI. MAI Foote.; Aittegaws, Mies Beartmessite sell. iit kiV Tim tow of Ism& will be et 0 , 0 et imprinted to beieellti. Cherry 10M mid Fair Star wlll be IM,ill'ieilythillblettl 1, •,.; 4s. t •at t •Fi GI/ILO/WA, LONDON, MAT 1, IBIS frIiFICOMNIFF I'EE for Letting ;he CITY'S LANDS will &el at Guildhall on WEDNESDAY 1110 4 11 eds Day of May, INS, at it of the Melt at Noon, * l -110 'LET by PUBLIC - AUCTION a DEPUTATION areiLeAsK foe owe year, ftem M id‘osni mer,' itlY4 (subjeet Its wlPower of Reestasptio.),•of the Office or Mare of COI:: tiIICTOR and RECEIVER of the CITY'S TOLLS and DUTIES at Whiteehapel Bars, and all the Liberties of this City thence southward to' the Custom House, together with Ithe.nute TAN and Duties. TO- , LIBT by PUBLIC RUCTION a DEPUTATION iIML LEASE of rho CITY'S TOLLS tad DUTIES at llMleltpirste Bars, sad alt the Liberties' of this City thesee iliffateraht to the siteof the late Bethiarn Hospital, and East mardeo Winleeitspel Bats ezelusive, together with the same Tolls tied Duties. TO LET by PUBLIC AUCTION a DEPUTATION and LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS tine DUTIES at Al derogate Bart, and all the Liberties of this City theee4 eastward to the site of Ike late Bethke. Hospifil, isehrdimi 2: legstte asSaloorgate, together With : Mr Woe Toes had ante Ler. WTHHILIC AUCTION'. WI ON ••411.11/036 Of •tise OUTIIII et FOR THE BENEFIT OF ma. vorcionki. iy THEATRE ROYA L COVHPITABBROMIIIu 7.141.1 Illatkiedlitilkilforl Liberties •of Ola City ittioee Bait: orardar . /11*".10 .1111 Wuladed; logetoor IMO the lama to* and DOW • ••••• 1 .- ' 4 . l ' w/g V* • ...TO Ler by .PTIBLIC -AUCTION lir Mel DVIVIVIA. TION ord. LEASE of the CITY'N TdlAS'itaS . DVTT:BSI qt , dialltono Bars, aad aM lbe Liberties crib:: newel to Trample Bat, tad Eastward I. Bialdiletd Bare rkettroiro,fwgeilter with the same Tolls sod Dotter; • TO LEIV by PUBLIC - AUCTION a like DEPUTA TION'aisd LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS and IMITIEr as Tosimpte Bar, earl all Ike Liberties' f this City them.* Ihmalltatard to Puddle Net, together with the same Tolls 80100111... Deposit of One Quarter of a TANN Rent on midi District of the Tolle it to be mad, at *I nee of the iliectioo, mod to be forfeited tw. atto-perfunnidlakilPthe Coat traelotod One piserterof a Year' Bent is tilifhtlllifiaouttl br paid in adosisem . • lo ria. • •• The Comhiloas for Letts, the mid TOLLlBlllbtliitilllMl al the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. • : • .105. BUS fl • is TO-Aki ROW, WEDN Mriil*ol 4 4 . mom fpwroOltiroieVyseetteittrii . m.sor fp“ T-1 - 18 , EXILIC; —l4 •!'.'n . 4 4 11410 With all On °vigil's{ oplerido.resi-teelihrey /I Count l'hirk, Mr. Egerton.; t‘offlorrawr of fkberio, Mr. W, Forst" ; Baron Alltratla, Mr..hlerodow"; Collo Cabs;m Mr. Durnw t ; Darin, Mr. Young ; Weleien, Mr. Connor lieeette, Mr. Favreett. The Empire". Eltzabeih, Mr.. Failed • Kothatioe, Mrs Terminal ; Alezisa, Miss Foote. Mk the Ne••111tooll Alintie metoOtialasie Resseen . - • :rolled .•. ttk. • CagRRY . AN D.FAIRTiMIR4 . M, Of clirAN of CYPRIgh. Cherry, Mrs. Vivito/A. sifttioirrk, Mc v Ffeley ; Tope* Mr. Grimaldi; Ho•oae Mr. Blanchard Walter, Mr. Chapman ; Notircrlrihn,. Mr. Morribuw. Pair altar, 'MOM Foote; Aria. ion", Milo Slow most ; Oes. Tickets. to he had of Mr. Fawcett, 5, Sgliih-oquere, V 1162- tniestrr; anti of Mr. Braudoo, at the Bl• Ofire n l ar rtzess 41671 re totes. 4 day is published, price Bd. or from by Prat q ls. dE NIUSEUI. No. 111. p.bluslw 11th Ai. May, sad milieu'd weekly, coustame.... .1. The L•terary Holawist-1. Oa the Abe* of Pao, Talent-3. liirach, a gomaoes•—.4. An Albametb. The Ow pericieltst —6 Biography of Sir H. Etigh c Id, by Wt. flotbeby —7. Observatton• on The Ealsibitioo, Drury-lane, Covent. garden, Cuocerta, Mathews at Hume, Lea of Places of Asausonseut Ora, sootiness& regularly—S.•Rerriesta of the Duke of Rutlaad'a Tour throorls part of •13.4cissen and the Waruish Promisors—Roscoe', Illustratimia 'tithe Life of Lomax° de Mrtitei. r abe Renegade of M. Vicomte d'Arlies. fount—Capiaou Dcremay's Eachiridims-9. Juaroal of Oki Weather s with oilier various Articles, Pbakry, l Etc. &c. Coulee.* of Numbers 1. mid 11. Introductory Address. Relative Advantages of Beauty sad Accuaiplishineets,—The Optenist—Sheath of Paritx—The Picture Hook —Outistiao Lecturea—Buildior and !Honore: mout of Churches mid Chapels— A Visit to MI. de Gspoll.l-m Deward Account of Wilkie 's sew sad °sly Palmier its the Entibition—Wariou's English Poetry—Crolocal Remarks ow the preseast State tithe Dransa—Obseevatioes ea the grub+ Gallery—Water Colour Exhibition, and the Engeleiter of the Princess Charlottr—Observatious on the Opera, Drury.: lour, and Covent-ttarden—Ectirwis of Admit Blom Roscoe's Illustrations, Grab/tee Hamilton, sod C. H. Townsend'. Niles—With oilier Varieties, Poetry, Vaccine, Ike. Ice. . ! This Work will be devoted to • FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. YOUNG. ► THEATRE-ROYAL COYEAPIT.GAROEN. CO TUESDAY NEXT, May ril e . isa, will ON be rend Shakapooters.Tragedy of . • K ING O JOON. Jobs, King of &gland." or. roes'; Hubert, lir, Al &wady ; u leonbridgr Mr. C; Gale. Visor, Mrs. Sterling; Blanch, fir With a farnurtie'oo4; " ' s " MILLE ANA ymisce, . y su , • • !abb. Mr. Yosog;.Thrthtss, Mr. Hts.ll4—Yklallealido Al. Tree; Wooski„,R4s 1.1 ; Tickets and Kim b/to be d sl i 4Tigropre. wort; awl of Mr. Braiduo.. ib 4 • I , 1 • DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER. BRAT)[: E, THIS EVENING, . I'OESDAY. May 14, sad during the Week, al Half-paot Si: o'Cluck precisely, TOM AND JERRY; OIL LIFE IN LONDON! The Freork Heresies will exhibit his lorprioing Fem. of Snenith. The Young America, on the Conk Volute. Equestrian Exeicisto, by Mr. lloaleN without saddle or bridle. To ironclad, with (2d lime) •t 3 ratite new Melo-drama, is wodoelag Mr. Fleeter Sinsinon, woaderfurreal Bear, and sigoeknio Oar, 10 16. tilted, . THE FROZEN Immoral ; • OR, TOE TREACHEROUS &QUI The Taal Gene will ioprowne p.rri or She Fromm Owls*. Roses, 4a—Pie, IN.—Gallery, la. , Mr. BECHER presented a Petition from die Rev.Jo mph Cotter, Rector of the Palish of Castle Maynard, in Ireland, on behalf of himself and his parishioners, against the present state of the tithe laws.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. MAUL moted for returns of the tiummtity of tins her imported into Great Britain in the years Itl2o, SI, and Ms.-Ordered. BUTTER TRADE. ~ Sir N. COLTHURST gave titmice, thata 6th of June he would muse for ■ Committee to take into COODI. aeration the sdth George 111. respecting the impumatiu■ of foreign butter. Mr. WHITBREAD moved for returns of all balances In t►e hands alba. Treasu rer of the County of Hiddleses. On the motion of Mr. WALLACE, the Warehousing Bill was postponed to Wednesday n, at. The Warrants of Attorney Bill was postponed to this day se'sslght. SALFORD HUNDRED COURT. Ist. GENERAL LITERATURE. 24.1. The BELLES LETTRES and FINE ARTS. 3d. SCIENCE •••1 PHILOSOPHY. •• 401. ANTIQUITIES •••11 BIOGRAPHY. bah. VARIETIES sad FACETUE, tuersoling POETRY; is.c. Ste. Ise. Published by J. Milky, Mk Fleet•skeel, Landon, every Salso4day uwenttig; auJ quay also be bail of all Raultselitta, Newsmen, R attoastrrs. Arc. fat's tiomstsott to t opposite (Liver so' rubi - Earl • pc" I g et e tive to ibe mammon of copartners in cotiuiry banks bey/m.465 miles round London, whe ifter it was the intention to prevent the books within 65 milts of London from issuing notes, and mak sag them payable at their correspondents in Lou don ? The Err! of Lissaroot said. " Certainly not they would be payable in London, as they now were; GENUINEENT MEDICINES, SON' by BUTLERS, Clemiats and Dropzista, Pria. AL . Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Repent-str•et (near ttla Asigyir it , sents), London; 20, Waterlon-place, Edinborift% and 34, Saclorsile-sweet, Dublin : •ppennied sole Agents few D r , Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills, in the flare a 311.6.44. Piswbarry and Sono. liettry't Ca'clned 2fareetia - 'TELLS, ' • Under Ike Direction of Mr. regaseme (uf the Mashy 'k VA: Cotta-Csarden). TH's EVENING, 'I UESDAY, Mn, 34 6 will be prearated a new pedestrian, mow:isle, anti operatic Extrevagasaa Haree acts) of piety, frisk, lark s patter, calkd •, TOM AND JERRY. 1 , 01 into shape (.• o xelusivel e f oe t his Theatre) by PiercePierceEms. s, Contain' Tm, Mr. Elliott; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Kerley; Bob Lupe, Mr. Vale; Barney O'Butber, Mr. Daly. Curinthien Kate, )liss Johnstone; Sue, Mrs. G. Broiled; Mary Rosebud, Miss R. Adcock; Hou. Miss Trifle, Mile Seedy ; Hon. Mies E. Trifle, Miss Waldron. Act I. Lae in the Coattiry.—det 11. Life In London.— Art 111. Rambles and Sprees, or ob. Mager niPose'l of taint put lly.up, awake, leery, dowe,aed being Mashed!!! Mr. BLACKBURN E moved the Order of the Dey that the Salford Hundred Cuurt Extension Bill be read the thud time. The LORD ADVOCATE said that it was bit iiiteutio, 13 push ibe Rills tbrorgb as fait as powsible. The Petition was ordered to be punted. Mr. P. MOO RE preheated • Petition from C-reiory against the Poor Removal Bill.—Ordered to be punted. CATHOLIC PEERS BILL' Mr. CA N NINO moved the Order of the Day for the Committee en this Bill. • The Speaker left the Chair. The ATTOKNEY•GENERAL rose for the purpose of slating some objections to this Bill; and, first, to the mode ha which it was isdrudoeed, fur it had bee'. introduced to the House its the shape of. private 111,1, whereas it In volved a meeeeee of considerable public importance. He übjreted, also, to the extinsive jurisdiction which it pro posed to give to the Court, of recovering debts amounting to more than forty shillings—a power that should only belong to the County Court. Besides lbw, there was soother uh jectloo, namely, diet it gave to the person to whom the pa tronage was vested the power of participating in the fee.; and as it was likely to become a precedent, at was his deter sninatto• to oppose it. lie should therefore move that the Bill be read a third time this day six months. • Lord ALTHOItP stated that the measure which the• Bill contemplated would be attended with the• must lamellas' cited, is that Fart of the country to which its openlioo would extend. Petitions had bees' presented is favour of it from the: great toilloa' of Minchester, Oldham, Ruclidele, Ashtoo,oad Where. Oa the hdljt rt 01 let I he appveheasfed the only tpawstrurt seleith the Haase Iliad to •eowsider wolk ..stbether the leeti A Use Court were greater than should be received. The Petition/wend the country hada right to as &heap an adeldis:ratiost of justice as could be bad, and it was that object which the prerieut Bull (coded to promute. Jr. B. WiLBRABAM said, he had a delicacy of MIN. REVERSIONS. •. Earl GROSVENOR said he rose for the pur.' pose of making what might be culled his annual motion for a return of all reversions of places that had been granted by the Crown, or by the Courts of Justice, from the let of January, is up to the present time. He did not more it, b ecause l ie knew that any hid been granted, but as there was (10 law to prevent it being dune, he considered it was necessary that the return should be laid on their Lordships' table. The Earl of Lirmaroot. had no objection to the return being made. After some coervmation across the t a bl e , whi c h was net audible bilqw the bar, Ellenbrirouglt, 4eSarl of Liverpool. Lord . gi afqu ,, ' o f L alis d o w n .. fu4 kEarl Grosvenor, stausation was agreeti to. ELECTIVE PEERS (SCOTLA#D): The Earl of KOSIDERRY moved that the order &Moe Powders tiriory's Aromatic Vinegar Lemonade Powders Scidhoz Powders Gioger Beer Powders Gowland... Lotion Essencel'epperinisit,luniner's Godbold's Belson Huibent's Twirl •re wt Balk Velar's Syrup Aaderson's Scots Pills Ilieepini's !Windrow Dizon's Autibilous Pala ani ninnn t,, 8.1. of Gilead Chiug's Worm Lozenges Keyser's Pills Ricer's Opateldoe Coiat's Making Ink B.lsam Lemon Acid for Pwnrh Stoughton's Bitter Elixir. Italian/6k of Lemons Cephalic Snot!' I Arometic Iftisegar Emetics of Cigar Dolby's Carminative A n d every otlers'Patent allerebasta. Gametes, and others, cannot be too careful in the poechom of she shove Articles fur Expatiates', es spa. mos Waited Mos are sewers Ily in circulation. Nowa Bailer Wee eaestantly it supply of Medicine., Chests orosploioly Allied sip, sail adapted to all climates. They best to statio n Au ewe, Drag and Chrinicat Prepare. tied told by than is warraolcd free from adulteration, The Bill was committed pre forms. Scine araeodments were added. The House resumed, the Report ress• brougfit up. the Rill with snoendinents was isetterted"tii be printed, and the Report taken into consideration tin Wednesday next. The htargass of LONDON DtRIT -wirtheri lite Iron . . and gallant Member oppe,ite letterer - his moitthi °IS texts to-she Agrictsitural Report (tite el which contemplated a 4toOrtlOti Or tide* ti arousint), thee there alight his'a tllll"tifery permute'. us She itespert. if the MA*" shrisitesii thisk tis4as 11.41 bs• . . . Mr. SCARLETT said , that his concurrence srou!il depend very much upon the probable °winsome, After whirls, PONY RACES. To conclude with a new Comic Pontomtoes called HARLEQUIN'S ANCESTORS; 4) r, Mother Mission, Mother Bunch, apd Mother Goose. %M KT Woos Mr. G. Remised; Mod*? Hooch, Mr. Hots "; Mother Geo:r, Mr. Webber; Harieviat i ldr. We laity; s ooncrair (afttrivards Ck.sen), Mr. Hardened t I4 l He ( if "' "rd. Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Ronitskar (afterwards Lever), Mr. Strickland. Enchanted Swan (afterwards Calambiae), Nat Adcock; Antiquated Lady, Mals 'errata; •-