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Questions intereat ' ,lng enough in their nature, but advbeated an alteration in those laws, aid whlise advocicy it Michael Italianos, to wheZ.the Cretans have given the relating to mattees on w has been toUnd to emulate an act of such self-deninl. hich we have on various oc- We hear of no public teetf,reonial, no statue no civic Earl GREY stated that he no* held in his hand had done hini so much honour, ot• that his Majeety's Go- command of all the auxiliary troolis, was sent at the same GUILDHALL.-Among thoee of his Majesty lie.! a petition from the great body (if the Roman Ca- vernment had, by bringing forward this measure, redeemed time to• Sphakia. The long inaction of the army in Gram- subjects clapped inte durance for dieorderlineas since Satoh easions inalwsted the most accurate intelligence, honoura deereehl : 1 6 the Marquis of e C e a i rn e den . ; ri b g egi tholies of England, Which he thought he had with the pledge which they had given when the repoit was busa was caused by the severity of the winter. The oh- day night, and brought to their account fur the oar , were yest - erday put by Sir Robert Wilson to Mr. the teason l as evident, if men who ar th rin t e lihn wheti ho addressed the House last night. By made, still as Government had not done so he felt that he ject of all the troops was to L'nite in Sphakia, at the urgent before the Alderman yesterday morning, was one 40 . ", Peel :we refer our readers to the Parliamentary re- rassession or the expectancy ofpn%ver and the emo- Mistake another petition for it had been put into his carriage, wail not exceeding the province of an independent Member solicitation of the Sphakiotes, and after forinfying the castle Lipson-a man so small that his dimenBions to any t i port for a copy of them. The gist of them, how , ', mei , f • and he would now preeent it to the Muse withOt repeat- of Parliament, in bringing forward a partial measure, of tbe Franks, situated in the province of Lampe, near sight were almost imperceptible. The eonstable wh011 , 7 . ts o office were to anolaud such an example • .I, e : I I A A'' ; 1 ' T 1 f: ' ever, ' is,-what are France and England to rlyo in an• • , .. , • . mg -,e o.servations oe eau maee .as, n.ga- --ie penoon which Would segure him the support not only of those Sphakia (which they intend as a magazine for ammunition him ~ i 7 c . harge stood nearly six feet high-taking a ': rele• i n I . .4 o to tee treaty of July, now that Ilussia, a or uisinterestedness, tirey wotild, in doing so pass a prayed for the ' - emova l or the disabilities under which the who advocated the general m e aeere; hot of chose who, and provisions), to attack the Pacha Mustapha, an d d r i ve ea lm e g e o tnto the calculation ; and the Alderman, le sentence Ot ti , 'ntiernnation on themselves. ' They Roina - n Catholics labou - red. . 7 ,,oint contracting Power with therrs, las become a from a mistaken sense of duty, had opposed a come him mit of the field. seeing theni torther at the bar, observe/I- . 1 ehotil` could noir. praise, and set up for a model, conduct viENNA, MAY 6. think I now see before me the tallest constable and d i ' . belligerent towards Turkey ? There is no doubt ,)-,.; t ',,, Lord KING presented a petition front the Roman Ca- plete alteration of those laws. Whatever might be they never intend to imitate. Il ut let a Mi- tholice and inhabitants of a parish in Donoughmore in his own deficiency he felt great confidence when he M. Grabowsky, the' head of , the Polish Commissioners, shortest prisoner this day 'an London." For ear pa r ' that this is a difficult matter upon papers, The looked at the evidence, and the report of a Commit- who has resided here for some yiais, rat out yesterday for they reminded us of the effigies of King Charlee's por te m treaty of July only obliges the contracting parties to nister be distiteauished 4. 01 - squandering the money favour of the Catholic Claims. of the count ,. ' - ')On wild projects-let him augment Lord WHARNCLIFFE moved the order of the day for tee composed of all parties, and at the names which Warsaw. We understand that the Cons ailed./ telatire to and dwarf, built into the wall in . I.leavgate-sWeet: othi prevent conflict's between the Greelcs end the Turks, receiving the Report of the Cominittee on the Night Poach- forward the Committee, and gave evidence out of the Polish liquidation is already signed and sent to r'ita that their gaberdines were nothing like so gay, and Ulster the " Caehunta Y in ui of the National Debt" by wars, But if two or three Russian ships should make joart ire - 1311 wl i•h was received, and the B 1 1 d (1 i -I- or-ere- to oe twenty-one witnesses examined before the Committee, petersburgh to be ratified, and therefore the miesion of M. of wearing pick a derma beards, they were dope shim& of thO combined squadron engaged in this task, a and encourage jobbers of all sorts by allowing them es 1 , 1 ,-- . - read a third time to-morrow. eighteen had given it as their decided opinion that those de Grabowsky may be considered as terminated. " And please 'your Worship," said the tall cow/stable whole Turkish fleet Would have a right "to drop t t .i , ies f e atte o i: ing o s n menditure ..-- le ' t a illinister do looking down to . hia knee in aearch of his prisoner, ' 4 f ' The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND presented a peti- lases were inoperative for the purposes for which they le &mil" upon those Russians as alvertaining to an a , .„ ~t here . is , I:o en t cl .tO tho • I of wool in the were passed, and were only operative for mischief, ant - SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. five o'clock on Sunda mornin I found this little ese Yg g 4 " remuneration Tor ni s 'sc e t v 1 (he e s a , r, o i r n tu t e e l a c n a l s e e n t o e.: cases what course would the ti le fh' 1 W h ' h r tian froiri the breeders of sheep and grost•ers man, very pot-valiant, in the middle of a mob in Flet enemy ; and in s 'Lich a i t . : ) ( t. ) e u i n g t ri y ~ , : ), f o ol \ll . ot thumberland, againgt the importation of ought to be repealed ; or the other three persons of a dif --- rest of the combined equadron pursue ? Would It o s Or IS O,F•. ferent °pillion, one was Mr. Gurney, it gentlethan Whose LIVERPOOL. market. lie was offering to fight anybody and everybesit ns in fighting the Turks ?We strA a Man- starcely any mention of his name with_ The Duke of WowwietempEßLAND preseuted a ne- opinions in matters of this kind was entitled to the highest . anel when I desired him to be peace - Ate and go hoa le f Jo . in with the Russel' hitt ` ' ' led es i h such eul 'at' hse i • f t . and occu iers of hind in the county : ect. oetng coup , t some . , ~o gr ic pra s t thon , rom ne owners • . • p p Althou h that entleman at the time was o posed he pulled off his little coat and offered to fight me ! 9 7 ,1 -hould say not. The best way to avoid such a eola lt ation in the Corie r to es the re 1 .g 1 1 r-- hhd " - .11 d 11 . p 1 • SuNDAY, May IS.-High Water 53 minutes past one. Dolphin, Smithett, from Dublin ; Ebhage, from Alex lision would bc, however much we may consider as " rare and extraordinary' talents, " a-tonishing et Northumberland, against any a er, pea ot t lose aw s, e a since c ange is op ni- thought it best to shut him up in the Compter, 'lease yo'' andria • Three Sisters, --__.--, from Barbadoess and v„, h • e Russia as still a party to the July treaty, to place , abilities " " eminent vii ties " " transcendent elo- La ws . 't s nion ; and had, with that candour which did him honour, Cork. ' ors ip. her in the back ground in the execution of it, and to quence," awd 4 thousand other terms of fulsome The Earl of SHAFTF,sBuRy presented petitions from authorlsed him (slr. T.) to stote to the House, that if Eyery body in the office-except the " little ;la& the Protestant Dissenters of five or Oix Parishes in the DOW called to the Bar, or befme a Committee, he would s o T k l i i: ) 2 %.; d ph A ir r i i t l e ; ii ß i a i r a k t eT 3 , 7 f . rVi l v 2 er . pool for Bahia, WBS mare' himself, laughed outright at the notion of Rua f leave her to carry on her own war. The cletermis ade l eatiPn. 'I l i, ien collections of money are made to County Cavan, against further concessions to the Roman in consequence of the experience derived during a period * k ce' pigmy ptoposing battle with such a grenadier-la e _,: rommemorate ens unrivalled excellence with statues nation of France and England that there shall he no and cenotaphs-medals are struck-and the Press p SAILED.-The Reward, Goes for Ancona ; Herons Catholics. of considerable pecuiary• difficulty, namely, the yea 1825, atable-'twould have been abantam-eock to a cameleopr, • more fighting between Turkey and Greece, would labours with the daily delivery of his praises. This SURREY COAL METERS. give different evidence from what he had formerly given. lean, Gunson, for Calcutta; John ' , Taylor, Atkinson, for But at little man did not seem tv see any thing extraoro: ditto ; Ida Maria, Behrendt, for Dantzic ; Emilie, Dozet, be useful to the former Power rather than to het Earl SHAFTESBURY moved the third reading of the As tine Report of the Committee was clear and decisive ... e l • nary or latighable in the matter at all. Indeed it was pl a ' ' keeps . up the system. It prevents tke public, who upon the point, lie trusted that Honourable Members tor .t. snneur ; Franklin, Taylor, for New York ; Bee, • . e 0 enemy. With respoct to the pretensions of Russia have been deluded by brilliant nonsense into Quiz°. Su r r u rLy Coal Meters' Act to be seen that he was a man of melancholy temperarn upon the Turkish dominions, popes(' an men( ment wou ( rea it eme t ney vote against us preposttion. le • Duke of WELLINGTON • d A I 1 I d•b f • 1 d • I • ' • Ti and having looked up quietly towards the face of the 0 ier Head re met at 10 . ni. we ean only say that tic enterprises, from returning to the sober exercise limiting the M e taee pill f or o ne year from July next, report was divided into three parts-the first said that the Ca r tn in ph L e y l i l i , E f A o n r , lNZY l 7 . k .:p in stable until he had done spealiing, he turned himself ab°, , , she has so strongly disavowed any purpose of terri- of a temporitie understanding. It makes them re toi-ial acqui - aiAion, that she would raise all Euro and adding that ' it was tho intention of his Majesty's laws were loaded and must continue to be so ; secondly, last night, and throughout-W dE. to I E.N.E. - s p trong breezee. and peeped over the top of the bar at the Alderman, - rueful contemplation of what should come next. pe ward their statesmen as persons whose genius for dis- Government to take the subject fully into consideration in that they were most mischievous in their operations on so- Signal Station, 3 30 p. in.-Nothing to report ; wind against leer, should this enarageractit be violated. ,ipating the wealth of a nation is a necessary consc- the course of next Sessions. ciety; and thirdly, that the present time (1818) which " Tell rne, little man," satid the Alderman (Sir F's# Turkeiy nius,t, continue a subetantive Power of Eli- -e n • 1 a 1. r ' I, Lord KING was glad to hear this fall from the Noble resembles this year, when the rate of interest was lower than quence o, tue superior taients, arm, tnereiore, t ey E.S.E. ; fresh gale and cloudy. Letione) " how tell, or rather, how einort are you ?" , _ ____ . _ ?aloe, if she will but appease her feuds with the ought not to be controlled by the vulgar suggestions Lord opposite, because he believed that the coal-meting the legal rate, was the best opportunity for carrying the re- " Just six-and-thirty inches," replied the little god Greeks, and suffer these to eojoy a nook in her do- of - commen sense. Nay, more--they are not only system put the public off their guard : they were led to be- peal. His confidence in the success of the motion was in- LONDON MARKETS. man, in a small thin voice ; and thereupon tire follow o mireons without molestation, In fact, We believe lieye their interest was guarded by it, but though money creaeed when he look . ed upon the . names of . the minority colloquy,' took place between him and the Aiderran :•i: to be splendidly paid during their lifetime, whether wa.s taken from them to snort it instead of benefitin it on the seeond reading of the Bill, and in the Com- PRICE OF BREAD. dor ld the bueiness would have been long ago settled had • The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 9%d. for the th ' in il l: v t e h r e:•: e i: i s t u7l: n re n ti t , l i i , ; . l i s, i • n ou yn rse ,h l e f r ? ; -..-N . o: n s ea . , in or out of office, but the effects of their extrava- ininred them. Ile though ! : that ' some measure oug& , to mittee. The names consisted of-The present Colonial rle it riot been for the s •eret w • . •' • • - . a eacourageincut NNlllt.ll Tui key , gancc, with respect to their own fortunes, is to he 41b. Loaf. There are others who sell from ,'.,d. to Oid. below be adopted, whereby the public might know what a e a a m Secretary, the PreSident of the Board of Trade, and the that price. enough of all conscience. derived from the fantastical qatesman who governs repaired, arid their children are to be fastened upon (iron was; he believed nu one knew the cubic cont en t s o f Master of the Mint. In addition to those, he had the names PRICE OF' SEEDS.-May 19. Why, yes, I think so : Are you a married man, or ' Auatria. This politkal coxeomb haa, however, seen the taxation which the conduct of their fathers has a clialdron, which the public ought to know, and there of Government, with one exception, and if the Housewished New English Red Clover Seed (per Cwt.) 425. ass. tine -s. 565. bachelor ?-011! I'm a bachelor, thank goodnwns! h i 6 error, and ; .s now earnestly co - operating with m ade necessary /. Such is the gratitudee-such the would be ennui difficulty in takine• the chaldron by weight. for more authority on the eubject he must refer them to the ail the Ql(i Ditto Ditto . -.-- 40s : ; I , ( i i „ s e . f i Z :::: -: n itto-------. ...... 40s And what are you ?-I'm a hoot-closer by professio o ' great, rowera to repair ita coneequencee.-- wisdom of this " - ". lf ' H• ll Lord WHARNCLIPFE, as Ceing connected with the words used by Lord Liverpool, in tha House of Lords, in gi eat country. -- - a ortung et a( . i4l e d w D'i o tt r o elg -------- D 308. -s. fine --s. 465. but I've had no work these two months. Thewea s coal trade in the north, thought he might make one oh- 1826." He was aware that there were obstacles ex.. New White Clover---- 50s. 70s. fine -s. 705. ~: How have you lived, then ?-Upon a penny roll a (la, samimmonsipmen ttO Ditt0....................,m , .......... , ... .--,. 50s. fine --s. 60s. servation. In consequence of the xnetage practice in Lon- istitig in tha way of abrogating those laws, in con- P,` o l en i • D ' i oreemi ...... - -17 s. 30s. fine -s. a?s. and that's more than many a man can say. It was stated last night by Mr. Spring Rice, on bringing up the Report of the Committee upon SECO ND EDI.TION. don, a slur had beon thrown on the coal owners of the sequence of their bearing upon particular interesta, Old Ditto , -s. 10s. finc -s. his. Less, you mean ; but then you are eo much lens th s north, but he could aesure the House and the public, that but their Lordship must be satisfied that the day Was not Rib 9rass --- . ""'''"-- 38 '' 41 '' Ithe --4 ' ---s ' other men that less food is neceasary fur you, I suppole?' Irish Education, that there had already been ex- English Carraway Seed -- s. 365. 40s. fine -s. SUN OFFICE, SCVOI e'Clock. -no set of wen could by possibility be niore anxious than the far distant when they must of necessity give their best eon- Foreign Ditto -- pended for the purposes of education, in Ireland a coal-owners, that an enquiry into this subject should take sideration to the subject. The question was one of diffi- Coriander.-----.------, --4. 14s• tine -5. l's , . petite ha.n't a right to be as big as other men's. sum exceeding two millions and a half. The Hon. ------ _ , ,per Quarter) -.. --s. 40i. fine 4as. place, and sonic measure be speedily passed bY Parliament, culty ; bunt the present state of the law could not be de- '; ' , t ya g F , (i t n gh •h, --- _ _ 2 6 s. 3 : s. new O N . go sh Well, I'll not argue that point with yon. Do you c e. Member added, "if Hon. Members would refer to '1"1-1E 1,()N1)()N GAZE'II'E tit relive them from the enormous expense they arc at in fended on any sound principle. The Hon. Member then r.cey bitto ---- - 365. 525, new -s. -s. exhibit yourself ?-Oh yes-very often; and 3 expec t' the Report, they would find this enormous sum to delivering their coals in London. having said it was not his intention to go into a history of Linseed, for feeding OF THIS EVENING, hing- - -s. 365. 38s. fine -s. - ' l'.eavo been expended, not for the purpose of doing Earl GROSVENOR presented a petition from the Ito- those laws which were not meted upon any political or P a it lt t y ° ;.4 .° J,`,Z Neg . ~ 60„ n ne Tn . neo, And what do you get by exhibiting yoterself?---5 4) g _ ge ___ r Bushel) .ss. 7s. 6d. Bs. Bne -a. man Catholiwe of Hollowell, praying for Catholic Doan- commercial, but merely upon religious grounds, at a pe- Ditto Old- - good-not for the purposes of promoting education oe christianity-but for the purpose of depressing Whitehall, May 3, 1828. cipation.-Ordered to lie on the table. riod when it was thought wrong to take interest White Mnstard Seed.---;Pe Brown Ditto .. -s. 10s. 1.35. tine -5. man elves Ise, and I find my own clothes. r education, of creating dissensions, and restraining. The Lord Chancellor hos a mointed William Brown, of PENRYN DISFRANCHISESIENT BILL. for money, or to use the language of those days, Turnip Seeds, Rounds .5. 235. 30s. fine -s That's poor work ! You should make a better bergs' with , them ?-Aye, but they won't. Showmen are li 4e improvements." He concluded with expressing his I Worksoa, in the county : of ' Nottingham, Gen , t., to be a ( "...,..imselwetv chiled i . n, winensllr. Harrison stated the! in the when money - was " a barren commodity, and could not r u , r ,r ,r , a o n l i , i i__________ lted Ditto ,... - -a s . . 28 44:: : : 3 4_ 14 . . 6 fi i n ie e ..-::: f ef • " • t ded that 'f tl b" I . hl' - • ' moet other people-they'll get all they can for themseitt faster Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. exercise of his discre . tion he sh . ould refrain from caffing any rue iy, con en , . 1 le o aect ote an S WAS to hope, that the House would pay a due attention to ' revent prodigality, that object had failed, and moet ruinous R ar e Seed, English, fine (per Last) -1. 30/. „,..... Foreign -1. 26/. and then those they get it by may go and be harved '''; Ditto New ... . - the Report before the Irish Estimates were voted. witnesses to contradict the evidence, although his clients P Whitehall May 13, 1828. were anxious to relieve themselves from the iumutatious had followed. He adverted to the advertisements in the WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.-May 17. what they care. I wee with one showman for two yea r' ' We cordially agree with the Hon. Gentleman, that newspapers for the express purpose of evading those laws, Hay -... 72i. Od. to 985. Od. I Clover -..«. 905. Od. to 113 s. Orl. and in that time he got enough by me to buy a slice of 0 1 it is of the utmost importance that a stop should be The Lord Chancellor ' has appointed Christopher Jemes unjustly caet upon them. . . and to the case of Howard and Gibbs,who derived an income Straw.. 3os. (kl. to 365. Od. hold ground big enough to build six housea upon. ~, Noble, of Henley in Arden, in the countY of Warwick, On the motion of the Earl of CARNAIIVON the fur put to the system of vicious expenditure which has of 25,000/. a year, by lending money in evasion of those laws. PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-May 19. And will not he do aey thing for you ?-No, indeed e ' . Gent, to be a Master Extraordinary in the • High Court of ther consideration of tine Bill was postponed.-Adjourned. Kent Pockets...--...-....----- 4/. 65. 4/. 18s. to 6/. 95. so long been pursued in Ireland. Every one now Chancery. - - - --- --- - --- -- As an instance of the impolicy of interfering by legal enact- has made his fortune, and wants no more of mt. e admits, that the Protestant Charter Schools in Ire- went with the interest of money, the Hon. Gentleman aaid }wage Ditto Sussex Ditto • 11. 45. 4/. 83. to 4/. 15,. .44 4s. 4/. 13s. to 5/.. Os. And have you no friends or relations ?-I don't len° land are a complete nuisance. The tendency of Commission in the Clumber Troop of Nottingharnehire HOUSE OF COMIONS. that in Livonia, where he had spent part of his life, the Farnham Ditto, Pine market interest of money was 6 per cent., whilst the legal ie 0/. os. 8/. Os. to Pt 9s. Seconds -V. ti. V. 1, (?,- to 1 1 . 2s. for friends-but I've got a brother a Captain of a nw ° l Foundling Hospitals too is extremely mischievous Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Lord STANLEY presented a petition from Mancheater r‘ent Itags of-war, Thomas Lipson-I dare say you may have heA 3P ~ and we trost that no more mooey will he voted for ' the County of Nottingham. and Salford against the Slave Trade. interest was also the same. The wise legislature of that nussex Ditto Ditto - - --- - 4/. Os. 4/. 10s. to 4/. Itis. that e;b3ect. The amount of public money voted The Hon. George Edw;rd Arundel Monckton to be Ca . country, however, thought proper to reduce tine leeal in- Essex P Mr. CLIVE presented a similar petition from Hereford. , e _ . a „ e .Aud what sort of a man is he ? Is he as little as yo' tain. May 12. ire t from six to nye per cent., anu tne consequence wat , , PRICE OF OIL. Oh, no ; he's of a manly size-as reur Worship 'stay be , Mr WM SMITH presented a petition from the Ma t:watt, year for b•eland is WIN great, and tre believe , , , , , , n , , , ,-, ~ a • , . " : ~,,- , ~,,, ~, ~ „ i „ , tatt ne rea interest roee al h i I • ' A • I Most imme‘eate.y to seven ;32 6 l_Here every body (except the dwarf -laughed aloud, a • mommiesions in tile 14 wegimeni on eax.orusoire eeoe gistrates ann re amens or isorwicn, in favour or tile mring Linseed Oil lie had been informed of Linseed Oil Cake at the Rape Oil, brown .....-- 31/. Os. ............. Refined ..».....f33 0 mt. e Mill, per thousand .--...... 19 10 4 why they laughed we don't know, fin his Worehip is h , 'we may safely say, that the grants are mischievous manry Cavalry, siened by the Lord Lieutenant of the fay Service Bill. Also a petition from the Gentry Traders p . er , cent ' -(liear, hear ' ) case which occurred in this coimntry in 1816, and as it in the ratio of their magnitude.-MorningChronkle. Counly of °Anal. ' and Ship-osvners ef Norwich in favour of the Air and Rape Cake, per ton ~ The subject of reproach to the Aristocracy, the Joseph Martin, Esq. to be Captain, vice Boyce, resigned. Calder Canal Bill. was strongly exhibitive of the mischievous effect, of the PRICE OF POTATOES.-May 19. . 2l. Os. to 21. too per ton. not seem to be any thing very laughable in a Captain L a constantle - increasing - Dead Weight, was last night :Viay 5. Usury Laws, he would state it to the Mouse. A gen- k i , d ac ne h Yk eth • Lord HOTHAM presented a petition fram the inhabit- , .' , , „ tieman or ianueu property', valued at 18,0001., wanted noticed in the ',louse of Commons. " Nothing," Benjamin Holloway, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice ants of Leominster against the slave trade. PRICES OF LEATHER. •-; to borrow on it 8,0001. ; but as he could get nothing Per lb. d. to d. Where were you horn ? said his Worehip, contintihe 'aid Mr. Hume y " but an absolute prohibition on Mavor, deceaaed. May• 6. Mr. Crayfer, from the Treasui•y, brought up papers re- • in the market at five per cent. he was oblig e d 8, itt „ .. ...._50 t o 561 b... 20 21 Tanned 11 P or er se ll il t ides- l itc". l l 7 . his iliterrogation.-At Plymouth, in Devonshire, coh the part of that House coald prevent the prevalence lative to the land tax. of that infiuence, which was successfully exerted in DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Lord W. PAULETT presented a petition from the Hide 5.........-... 14 17 Per dozen. to have recourse to an annuity. The gentleman who had Ditto--...-60 to 6611)... 22 23 Spanish Ditto ----.. 20 '25 monly called the county Devon, replied the dwarf. the appointment of new officers in the navy. He Henry fie t lend sold out stock. Tho arrangement was Queen street St John Southwark, car- merchants, traders, R‘e. of Sunderland, against the Small I nime Y " . • Foulds, - ,e • , . kas a boot-closer and le a p hi r n e rC ln n g ach Fides -17 20 Calf 5kin5....36 to 401 b. 19 23 But, though yuu have no wor , , e a long time in operation, and it happened that before the Crop/fides, 35 to 401 b. 14 Iti Ditto __........50 to 701 b. XI 26 so little by exhibiting yourself as a dwarf, you can affor e lg • • for one protested against this practice in the present palter. Note Act. watter was finally arranged, the price of stocks rose consi- Ditto -15 to 501 b. 16 18 Ditto «...-.70 to 801 b. 20,1 *.ZI stone Kent eroeer Charles Pearne, Maid , , e . . Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition from the Ditto state of the country, and he could not believe a word derablv, and the lender insisted that the difference should he Ministers might say as to their regard for economy BANKRUPTS. ' Maltsters of Walran, praying for an alteration in the Malt 0 " h h 1 Th ma .e up ey t e iorrower. C amount of the annuity' Per Stone. s.d. to s.d. 18 . 20 Small Seats, Greenland 18 19 gel drunk it seems. How happeos that /-WhYw t f t RAW HIDES. Per Stone. s. d. to,. il. with me, as they call it. until they prevented the growth Of thi, - evil. Had James lVfenzies, Charles-street, Manchester-square, tailor, A ct " . . was 776/. which wee at the rate of ten per cent. per an- Best Heifers& Steers 3 03 6 1 Ordinary ---..„..... 202 '2 But you should not drink-you see what is the c,00; not the people of England a right to complain, when to surrender June 3, at ten, 6, at twelve, and July 1, at Mr. JONES moved the reading of the hermanagh and Blackwater Canal Bill, which was accordingly read a third nnm. Tne difference between the price for which Middlings---...--2 6 2 9 Market Calf---. 8 0 each , • the Dead Weight was greater new, in the fifteenth ten at the Court of Commissioners. Mlle New-road. the stocks sold, and what it would bring was 1,204/. SHEEP SKINS. quence.-Aye, its one talking; gentlemen cl- 4 ..nh eat i o they can get it, only they can go to bed when th!,...d . i'Villiam Swann, Bulges - , S'utiolk, line:wdraper, m ay time and passed. ' The law expenses amounted to hO4/., so that the Downs----.-. _ we ed. tons. 441. 1 Shearlings......... els. Od. to Os. Sd. Polled .. 45. Od. to Os. ed. drunk, and I can't-because I've no bed to go t0..---( 1 " - . year (y peace, than it 21 - 111 the year after the war, Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a petition from War -27, June 3, and July 1, at ' eleven, at the Court of Conn- Gentleman actually received only 6,296/. for the annuity. when we had 1;000 ships at sea? This was a re- minater, relative to the state of the Woollen manufactures. COAL IMAIIKET.-May 19. missionera. Ashurst, Sambrook-court, Basinghall-street. 33,30. Walls r:ndNewmarch- ais. od. But tell me, little inan, you have good health, have rf', proach to GOverninent, and ten times more a re- 111 a ' 1 ' hI • ry Sw-alwell, Kensington Grave --pits, sc oo mistress, Lord 'W. POULETT moved for a return of the quantity [Left Sitting..l Adair's Burdon -.---• 32 o Ditto Peareth ---.... 32 0 not?-Yes, Fve good health, only the chaps in the pris ° ' proaeh to that House ; and nothing could account slay 23, 30, and July 1, at ten, at the Court of COnsinis- of Foreign e L ad Ore imported into Ireland within the - ___ ,___ Forrest - 32 6 Ditto Biddell's 35 0 Heaton at 9 Ditto Russell's a:, 6 there have had a lark with me, and made me nut quite s " for lAcir conduct but the faet that their connections sioners. Umney, Chancery-lane. late year. BETTING- THIS DAY. Hebburn Ma• a --- 33 3 Ditto Walker participated largely in the benefits derived front this Solomon ch-master Ala • Johnson, Margate, Kent, ma . , y . - - , ADMIRALTY COURTS IN IRELAND. Holywell.• :33 0 Stobarts' Eden ...-- 31 0 lint you should not let thent have a lads with you?• 1 abmc.-(1 - 1eur, hear.)-It was notorious, that the 2 3, 21 , end V ' T not . oved July 1, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Mar- Sir JOHN NEI lOR , pursuant to mg, m Jesmond New......-...... •,-N 3 Harraton .......... 28 0 , b members of their families were pensioned by gate. W ss -street Strand ; and Dering and that the Commission of Inquiry in Ireland be directed to illett, E__ex , ST. JAMES'S. Killingworth ..-........,. 31. 6 ' Lambton's Primrose .... at 0 Aye, but they would have it, and they turned my steno' Liddell's Main....-......... 30 0 Nesltani Nfain---- 31 0 i nsirle outaide. ' Brook.e, Margete. inquire into the state of the Admiralty Court in Ireland, Pontop Windsor ---.... 29 (I Nursell's High ..-,..- 28 0 these means, and nothing else, he believed, could . , ~.. . , „ e , _., Why, what dint they do to you ?-Toosed me in a blanl o4 L h h II 1 I S • • • , soon limns, tun. anu Henry sainuet Cnapman, on. to report t ereon to t e ouse ; a so, as to tle . mutates This afternoon a pretty strong party of turfinen assem- Shipcote --... 30 0 Wails 1-!tid Hetton-........ 37 3 bre bare induced them to sit , pport such aaa stein so long. 33 0 Walls End Lambton--. 36 9 -I went up as high as the chapel-windows, two or t ~ don, merchants, Ma " J 3 dJ I 1 I f I C aI I ' • • f t 'rig allel b t till the news of who had won the stakes at Epsom ' y ee, une ,an u y ,at e even, at o tie ourt, •n( tie comparative expense o rt 1 _ , t , u ~' l a a il l li eld ington . 3l 9 Ditto Stewart's -.-...... 37 3 -(theers.)-Evers year he had been calling on times. They say they serve all the little ones esa the Court of Commissioners. White and Barrett, Great caleie in that and the other Law Courts in Ireland. had arrived, little was done besides cautious conjecturing WY l nro - :33 6 ItusselPslletton'sW.E. 36 6 lo • r 4 the House in vain to do its dyty; and while , Walls End Bell and Co. 35 0 myth .--, 2.3 6 They did ?-Yes, they did ; and they wanted to ( g St. Helens. The Court was at present in a state of the greatest irregu nd listening. It was, lunvever, ultimately ascertained Ditto Bewickeand Co.- 36 3 Hartley ---. 29 0 again at night, only a smartish hit of a chap, they cAn e "„ the numerous class of men living as pensioners on Thomas I. k • 11 1 4 • • 1 i J 4 '''' 1h - TI• dt-h• d 1 f db • cl• t • dtl e a .n - Inson, : anc les,er, ca em erer, une -, i, an ,e u y a wen pee orme y epu y, an i Ditto Brown's --- 33 6 Llangenneth OW 33 0 the vrardsman, checied 'em for it, and wouldn't let 'eat ' thc public taxes was increasino• year after year, he Jul l hIC ' k M . 1 • - t • W . l eht . fti C t • irre 'tiler as to have the bu yl,at e even, at t e mg s . ma, .. anc its ei. i - ..1 ings o re our were so i . ., , that the stakes at Epsom had come off as follows :- Ditto Carr and Co.-. 31 3 Walls End Old Etherley 31 0 • 0 0 t, . But the • tried to have a lark with me in The Craven Stakes of 10 SOY& each ; three-yr-olds, 6st. ; Ditto Clarke and Co. -32 0 Walls End Nutt 24 6 it again. . ) s se would go on to protest against so wanton an expen- son, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury ; Messrs. Paulden, sinese protracted to the great inconvenience of the suitor. Ditto Cramlin ton.-- 9 0 0 Lambton Small ..........-... 21 0 , l whi cha g d . . g e s . , . . pa le the paraon wan praying for us; they tied P o diture of the public money." It is Pan liament and Stockport. In 1822, the sittings of the Court were at tWO four, fist. ; five, Sat. 91b. ; six, 9st. 21b. ; and ag , Ditto Hilda ---- .12, ti I anfield Trader 32 I, t o the bench with a string-thinking I shouldn't find og not Ministers who are to blame ; for Ministers are Thomas Clerke, Mar mou e 1, 2 , - < , . •lb • el Wits linen dryer June o'clock in the day but even at this late hour 9st. alb. The last mile and a quarter. Ditto Hotspur.---...... 32 9 Old Etherley small the servants of Pat•liament, and must miPiSter to its 6, 20, and July 1, at eleven, at the oflice of Mr. Richard they were not regular in h ' ' ' ' f he t h eir swinge, .or t y . va- Lord Wilton's ch. h. Goshawk, 5 yrs Ships at market, 78N--Ships sold, 40-Unseld, 38 I n . out till all.the folks were gone, and I shonid be left a l° _,.. in the chapel by myself ; but I felt the string and broke ''' Duke of Richmond's Guinare, 4 yrs 2 rapacity. The fiction of blamine• .Ministers for mat- Griffiths Welford, Marlborough. Price and Bolton, New- ried in a Most . eat ( 1 raoreinary manner, sometimes _ --___ sate __ and so I got out as eoon as they did ; and then they tv Mr. Payne's ch. c. Oppidan, 3 yrs 3 square, Lincoln's Inn. sittine at one, sometimes at ten, then at twelve, then at IRISH MARKETS. ters of this sort, as it can deceive no one, will soon • . . a b d • ed to toss me in a blanket again. L on Levy Bumnin liam, slopseller, June 16, li, and eleven, then at one, an Una y again at two. re ex- c lir ey 11 • - TI Th SI • l Stakes of 25 sovs. each ; for three-yr-old colts, DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-FRIDAY May 16. if" Upon this representation the Alderman instituted a* . gg be laid aeide. Ministere do not corrupt Parliament, - Y •• ' g • Sst. 71b. fillies, Set. 41b. One mile. From 'l'o M. P. I • • 1 • • I ' ' ' July 1, at nine, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Hadfield penccs, in coosegoence of tus irregu arity, Reams sery but Pnrliatnent corrupt Ministers ; for they tell NE- , ; 13obbadilla 1 1,340 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 20 0 33 0 27 ti , quiry which ended in the leaders of the bianket-to' s l i G v M •h t • II ird and Johnson, Temple, heavy, and one case that came to his information, was that a en( ra e, anc es er , t wee Bele ------ 10 stone 12 0 14 0 1 5 P affair being brought before him-two fellows who . ..h be` .,, nisters in language not to be mistaken, the tenure ot London. of a suit for the recovery of a seaman's wages. There Jean de Bart 0 1,132 Barley- l6 stone 11 0 17 0 14 II been some weeks in the Compter waiting for bail on exo i a' . your office depends on your eubserviencv to our Thomas Sugden, Haworth, York, worsted menthe- were four Counsel employed. The sum to he recovered The latter made all the play. 5,T.39 Oats. l4 stone 9 0 13 0 10 6 Niews BB the public purse. Mr. Hume mav denounce turer, June 17, at five, 18, and July I, at eleven, at the was 20/. and the costs came to no less than 160/. It also - Bobedilla having won the Shirley Stakes, Zoe resumed her 7t3 Oatm 11, 9 24 Cwt. Flour 9 stone 4 0 21 0 - 0 of assault. eal pleaded that they could not have tossed the , he this, but the evil will go on increasing. " Let us ob- Yew Tree, York. Evitt and Co., ilaydon-square, Lon- appeared that a large quantity of dollars had beeu brought place as first for the Oaks. These two horses have been . ' l4( !' d no • Bakers only ' , o , man in a blanket, because there were no blankets ia `" O 4 8,1..,8 Cwt. Flour ------- 14 0 22 0 1G ..:, terve how silent are the great speakers on grand don ; Cras - en, into the Court with other monies in the year 1824, Halifax ' - ' , , - toeether, and Zoe beat the other in astake nnome time since. Average price of Wheat and Flour 41s. Bd. per sack. prison ; but, as they could not prove that they had l e questions of liberal policy, civil and religious liberty, Stephen Pitcher, Ranisgate, Kent, baker, May 22, 23, an ' - d remained in the en lody of an officer vi ho gave . ' " d • Ridicule, however, still keeps in her flanks, and is but a Receipts of Flour, 11,2241 5ec . 0n , d , Firsts - from 20.5. Otl. to 225, Od. . • from 14s. 00. to 18s. Od. tossed him In a rug, they were ordered to find bail ft , r_ hy i two and July 1 at eleven at the Guildhall, Canter- no security for the performance of the uties of Sales of the Idoly Alliance, and so forth, on which men may Do ' 10 ' 526 Thirds, ' '.."..... from Os. Od. to 10s. Od. rug-tossing assault, in addition to tbe bail in default ttob ei ` - •• I I h d h 1 • d Th . Colonel is still at about four to one, speak for hours without touching on matters connec- Redaway Clement's-inn London • Wells, Rams- Ins thee. He had heard complaints from Lis erpoo an( sa e e lin . c bury. ~ , , niece OF BREAD. . le O s° they had been originally committed; and the " htt 0 , ted with the , pocket, when any allusion is made to 4ate. other places relative to this Court ; one of which he would although a report had gone abroad that 20 ,to I has been Q uer t e re ;,eaf, 41b. aoz. .._ 8 4 1. 1 Half.quartern 21b. 2 "...-- 4 d . was discharged with a silvery - subscription of some seve n b Robert Walker, Manchester, woollen-shawl manufac- state to the House. A merchant at Liverpool had char- betted at E - Cdl cl • 1k d ood f 1 psona. aanisooeto as a g power u Wheat, Barley. Oats. Fleur, per cwt. eight shillings ;to which subscription the Alderman hilly subjects " that come home to men's business and , , ,-I, i dls j l f • Wi • ' el 1 • h fhd • 1 ' • 1825, and turer, eto aim ot ~tine, an .s. uy, a. nine, at liteB tere a Yeese wit a cargo o iesin t le year per barrel per barrel per barrel i runner well calculated for the Epsom course, and backed 1 self led the way by presenting him with a helfecrown._ „mt bosoms." Sir George Cockburn observed Hotel, King-street, Manchester,. Lowe, Southampton- a dispute arising relative to them in Dublin, the matter ' . . •20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 2d. by a party who run him to win. _ _ very naively, "that . he would not argue the buildin„es, Chancery-lane ; Cooke and Beever, Salford. was referred to the Magistrates, by whom it was al- --- - s. d. a s.d. s.d. a s.d. s.d. a 5.d. s. d. as. d. s. d.a s. 0. BIRTHS. luestion by referenee to the feelings of the Charles Ashton Fitch, Allen-street, Goswell-street, most iminedietely , arranged. There was one por- ______ _ - 2t 0-2613 12 0-11 610 4-11 415 0-17 612 0-11 n Icaeh Ilouse, because hc knew by experience that bacon-dryer, 111 av 28, at eleven, June 6, and July 1, at tion of the cargo, however, .which the owners were HAMBURGH AND GERMAN PAPER . Limerick 22 6 - 2 3 4102-008 9- 0 0 15 0-10 0 0 0-14 6 Oa the 14th instant, at Lakefield, Mri. Cept. Mec Waterford 24 6-26 010 0-15 0 9 6-11 013 0-15 611 0- 0 0 of a son. e could carrythem with him; but he acknowledged twelve, at the (sourt of Commissioners. Heard, Great advised to submit to the decision of the Admiralty Court, aonmei -250-0 0 12 a-- ootoo- o 0 12 0-16 0 00- 0 0 On • the 17t1 ' 1 • I °f 0 1 inst., 1 Ire. Shirley', Chatharn.p ace, " one of pure policy, it was attended with great dif- Prescott-street, Goodmen's-fields. and following this advice, proceedings were instituted there. /7 _ _ uum THE VISTULA, Alma 5. -- According to ac- Belfast...-. 19 6-20 812 0-10 0130-0 0 20 0-21 0 00- 0 0 0 0 1 h Derry -- 00- 00 128-- 00 ir i_te 9 o o-.. o o o 0-- ( aug ter. . tjte , nculties."-No, certainly ; to employ rhetoric to - - --- - It was two years before the decision of the Court could be • • • o 0 0 0- 0 n Carlow -20 0-24 0 100-15 0 8 0-- 9 0 15 0- 0 On the 7th inst - eve the ' - 7• 1 House in such a ease is a pure work of Tviirli 13.41 - IDAI) II i t xit IL x I • d dth it was found upon calculation counts coming to respectable authorities, the num obtame , an ea Tralee -00-0000-0000- 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0 tII 11 t ' t f Maa r th ~ a o ymoun , coun y o . 1. .L 131 I" -.1 1 111,1±11.14 1 ALI ~, 1-4 i -Cm- 1 , 1 C l il. a.-r i that after deducting the value of the hides, there ber of the troops which marched from St. Peters- - ---Mitten lady of Thomas Spencer Lyndsay, Esq., of a son. o f eupererogation. But try to persuade them that toe „ Beef, Mutton, Pork, 2 ' t . 3th. On the 17th inst. the lady of Wm. Woodgete, Esti" , WaS a loss of 700/. to the inerchauts at Liverpool.- burgh and its vicinity, at the same time with thc per lb per lb. per cwt. Ist. • • • public money should be expended only with strict a , • ..,,,aa,„ -street, Russell-square, ot a ang ter. reference to the bl • b fi d 11 h pu ic cne t, an you xsi avc ''' ' .' HOUSE OF LORDS. It would be far better that there was no Admiralty Imperial Guard, makes a total of 80,000 men, ,in- .--- -- d. d. --- ------ Court in Ireland at all, but that the businees should be eluding eighteen regiments of the line. TI d F. d. as.d.s.d.s.d.s•d. s. d• s. d. On th 1h • t 13 'alH 11 Nod lk, the fi e°. ; _.ie auty cora a - ! ---a 1. a t h l• 29 0-34 0187 OS3O 72 0 (t 1 0 .11 (1 C St instan ,at oy.an a, a o moved to some purpose. And as - hat are the effects Lord TEYNHAM postponed his notice of motion for tranaacted by' tine Courts in England ; but there was no in the capital is done by about 3,000 heavy cavalry, Li _ inerici , - ...i -a 4 -. 5 2t 0-40 I o ~ , , g s 1 , 8 , s 122 0760 70 g Mrs. Fred. Bin', of a son. ----- : n - 4 this rapacity on the service itself ? Let us hear the state of the labouring agricultu- use in dwelling upon that, for it could nut be remedied, Waterford 4-5 5 - 7 24 0- ° to-day, to enquire into who hare remained behind and do duty on foot. Clonmel -3-53 - 5 0 0- 4 44: 0 0"20700 67 0 60 50 0 MARRIED. the veteran Collingwood inforuning his family, that Fists of England and Wales, till after the holidays. because, hy the Act of Union, the existence of the Ad- Other t h I d f F . I d • 5 -5/ 0 0 0...- 0081080059 0 40 0 - 0 roops are s ort y expecte rom 'in an . Belfast -- 6 . 0 6 - 0 0 _ 00 - o _ u _ 0 _ 0 _ 0 At t hCi Ifth B ifsh A b d t p ris osi e nape o e r i m assa or a a g hy , ahough wont out by long continued fatigues, he Lord TEYNHAM presented a petition from Benjamin miralty Court in Ireland was guaranteed. The Right Private letters liana St. Petersburgh say, that the Enrh- 4, : - - - .5 5 =(1 2,93 0- 0086081070 016 n 0- 0 the 3(1 of April, by , Bishop Luscornhe, Lord Suseex L ''' • could not obtain leave to return to them to be Wills, Secretary of the Society of Industry, praying for Honourable Baronet then concluded by moving tu the army of the Caucasus has orders to enter the Turkish Tr r alee.-- 0 - 0 .0 - 0 0 0-- 0 0 713 0720 61 0154 046 0 nox, to Mary, daughter of Lord Cloneurry. cheniehed and restored, because Lord 3lulgrave the reduction of the Poor's Rates. effect above stated. ___ ------ _____ .r On the 17th inst., at Cemberwell, Josiah Hiatt, Pg territory at the same time with the army of Count eould not supply his place. " The impression which 11 LAMB epok • in so low a tone of voice that WC Lord STANLEY and others from the House of Commons kr • i - L . W • t • • B • •1; SCOTCH 'MARKETS. of Finchley, to Miss Grant, of Braintree, &sex. e d the hie (Lord Mulgrave's) letter made upon me, Was brought up the - Manchester Lighting and Improving Bill, what he said, but we understood him i tgenstem, in essora ia. could scarcely hear . . e ,d . Wheat. BarlcY. °3tB * Beans. Oatmeal. On the 13th inst., at Christchurch, Maryiebone, ag,g,. a!e of grief and sorrow, that with such a I,ist as as well as several other Private Bills, which were read a to say that the Commissioners wer already engage in ueitana, wag 0. The revisal of our legislation is so far advanced that the - a - , 26 .t. . o ---- --- -------- --- Rev. B. Burgese, Owen Morten, Esq., of Rohoo'' th , - ' Aberdeen -• 44 .16 -.2 -1 •_3 - _ . 29 3.2 h - D hi' I b 11 . St tart eldest daughter of, g we have, there should he thought to he any difficulty first time. that enquirse outline of the civil code has been printed ; it is not, how- Berwick--- 33 40 :21 20 15 17 0., . 21 . 0, .-„, ouse, n in, to sa e a t , ior of superior ability t '' After a few WAS from Mr. CROKER aud Dr. Prow -22 ' , 4 17 1U .....• • ' . Ite John Alex nder Andrew, Esq., surgeon on the o°-' in finding a su e "' , -,-, t p . 0 Ille. Lord DARNLEY preeented a petition from the Julia- ever, published. The authors of it have proceeded on the Coldstream -40 43 - . it) 2S - - a . a u learn= alter the sl • . • MORE, the motion was acceded to. 47 62 3 0 32 22 21 27 30 -- - East India Company's eetablishment at Madras. ost Again, directing to Lor , - 6 *moue bitants of Liverpool, praying for the Gradual Abolition of A. Mee - seo er frairn the Lords announced that their Lord- Principle that the Prnssian . . .q law re uires sonic modifications Cu P ar ----- ' ' Dundee-- - 58 7- :h: . 3 - 25 _ ._ _ _ AF ih W G Jackson, Esq. to Harri ougg lie eays "My Fiast Lieutenan- Slayer - and that no bounty might be given ou slave labour. " g • • - / .th,' hy which the publicity of dudic . ial proceedings would be Elgin-- 30 5 4' 22 , -3 20 21 -30 - - t u am, . . „ , , et, y battle of Trafalgar, -., a _ , y, ships had agreed to several private Bills.-(wee „oi , 52 56 25 A 21 20 20 9 4 10 42 daughter of M. Birchen, Esq. of hulham. " ill time I? fate/ coy 0 i 1 ' 1 4't tl •ct • f Co Inverness-- part y intrui uce in o re pra ii,e o our urts. - ..../-. etaands where f placed lion , el. _.t , The Duke of DEVONSHIRE presented a petition from Report.) Kelso ---- 36 42 ' 2O 23 16 18 21 ai a _ _ f thee° servin • The increase of the population of the whole kingdom, Kiricaldy--.. 46 55 29 32 `. 23 32 33 33 34 DIED. 111 a great many Noblemen and Gentlemen, Landownere, with his wounds, talk sothe o . g . , . USURY LAWS. Ca tains. Lieutenant Laud- Merchants and other, resident in Ireland, stating the great 1 Mr PAULETT THOMPSON' said, he was aware 1817 to 19'27, amounted to 1,849,561 souls, so that in Perth ---- :to 50 21 25 15 18 I - 11 - - itt Thc else of the IrIeaSUTC h ' 1 On the IS th inst., • _r gr. 'Margaret, aged 31, wiFs ot f f private ships are Post 1827 it was 12,243,603. In the five - vanes t rotighout the country. P econmiended to your diatrese that prevailed among the labourieg claas of that ' tl * di& ulties which he hind to contend with in \rising the beginuing of George John Jackson, of Vau x h a ll , and eldest daugh ter of _ e... 1 • ~. , tweerweaseeeoweeowseoe._......... nes less, the only pereon I r . e , ias followed couu . , try particularly Dublin, and imploring their Lord- g• .1, he western provinces-Chilogne, Dusseldorf, C,oblentz, Trevee, Mr. Henry Maudsley, of Lambeth. Lordship, is an old valuable officer; b 1 to address the House in support of the motion of w ic MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. the t laii t 311i Ps to a Mt sonie remedial means. The petition , • t - r i. comp i ppo t . • Itifi t 1 • h was •w re that and Ain-la-Chapelle--the increase was from 1,889,360 aan given no ice. nieTs p act e a a On the 14th inst., at Mancheeter, aged 38, Susan:lSo ine from ship tO ship all toe is a.• . . • stated that there were many ti e - to 2,112,616, i. e. 223,236 ; and in the five eastern pro •fe of Richard Gould, v -sq., of the Crescent, Salford* bis rtoing Into , million ol acres of bog unim- • - he neetion of the Laury Laws had been so ofteu ( - . LONDON DIARY•a-TIXURSDAY, MAY 22.--At thc Court of wi which he had in his eyes prevented ts . 1 prosed, and that if it were properly drained it 'nigh, " t q . . . . ~,, „ gti to vincee-Konigtherg, Gumbinnen, Dantaic, Alarienwerder, hste r r l• vs befine tie ereatl • ' , • - cussed in that House, that it wee lent - nowt le tor m Commissioners, Basinghall-street. mn the 16th inst., at his house in Mecklenburg , • the Sovereign when I recnovr,d a iCIV Ga.._ , ~ y unproved and afforu extensive employment 1 . 1 Id • ' h H uses and Posen-from 2,037,304 , to 2,640,428, i. e. 583,124 e Medhorat, T., Barbican, linen-draper -A or lell la - to a vast urge any' argument w lic 1 cou appeier nets Lo t e o nction ; but I did hope that my eernest reconin t body of the population. The Noble and he had at one time thought that tile best plan which SWIIZERLAND, MAY 6. COUNTRY DIA RY.--Tit ton, in thc 70th year of his age, after a very mevere a 'ln fiVolll*. Duke begged to d 1:551:015, MaY 22. • fav tion to your Lordship tnight have gained In < . raw the attention of the Houae 1 „ ,uld ado t w to subm't at once to the House the The convention relative to the n . B . h • Crisp, C., Brirtol-White Lion, Bristol p ag . . . . , . _ ete . , is opric wah ap- My oth-er Lieutenant, who removed with MC Into to the extension of the la.v of sewers, and read an extract : e t LA Ensor, T., Long Melford-White Ilart, Hadleigh ure of tire alterations which he intended to propose, ana prosed, on the 2d by the Counc lof Zug as it was -- the universal friend of benevolence , a° the Soverei h ' f li . It'll din tha gn was, apply or im, i e from a n•ork which he considered of great importance, 'a • • • 1 ' f h ry 'fi d h ' - • 1 -, Ktrby, T., Market Weighton-Barrass's inn, Market 10 wes beloved and respected by all who knew him. showi •og the advantages der' • • - to abstain from gOing into the genera system et e usu rati e on t e 24th of April by tine Great Council of Weighton On the 17th ' f fleet!' action, and tl ' iereby saved from the mortification to l recommended l i N , Ld from such an extension, laws; but upon further consideration he thought, that as the Berne, lo• a majority of 120 to 40 ; on the 29th, hy Mattinson, J., Huddersfield-Office of Mr. Allison, Hutt- 10 , inst. Rosina, infant (laughter o t i o and strong y h_l t e adoption of it with respect Saes, E,q., of Charlotte -street, Bloomsbury, aged 11 rri° vvitich otherwitie he would probably have been sub- b . t h queation had not undergone any discussion during this Se - se that of S ' oleure by •h-f'7 to 20 ; and on the /t4 l , e ig r je fi y el a d n a maim y o a d Co., Almondbury-Rose and Crown, Iludders to Ireland lie su jec ad been laid before his Ma' st ''', - . :I t dofMa - h to and 17 day,. leered. " Writi ng to Lady Collingwood he Rays t and he was b aggy to sta e ..l e > • sion, it would be unwise in him to adopt a plan which m.g. l 3 ,ey Lucerne, by a majority' of 77 to 2 : and, field • ' Governmen , < at it had e y Albion, Inh er On the 18th inst 113 months, Arthur, the you r e ' The only thing I had te ask was, that Landless • . • • fevourable consideration.' t I th have the effect of depriying him of the support of some as we may expect that it will be immediately ratified h !• e a Y 1 ;Timer s :l? o rb geo - rd-G olden a Cr c -es , t ox ford received a reit reland only re- 1 son f F : lee included in th might be e promotion, and I wrote quired the attention he Houae to 1d • • Honourable Members, who opposed a total alteration ie tt Of t . , w ally drawn to it. ea ' ins e.olinese the Pope this affeir so important to the Vaughan, J., Yazor-Shire-hall, Hereford ..« hy , Lord Barham on th • • pressingly to e subject , but it is and the communications from it. to show tie ' at it possessed oi tne new, bus who ung .t c lapse to aup ' 1 b d" • d d t a Church and le • ' ' ' - • • t e State, may be considered as terminated in - On 16th inst., at Hampstead, Rosa Augusta, young tv riot dope. And now I may say, that they have not hich b w advantages within itself, w ,!. required to be enou- )ar • . t tial alteration of the present system. He asked those cantons. GOLD MINE IN MALACCA.-- , . g - A ( Ad mine (laughter of John Ranking, Esq. ee ed to yield the r , the indulgence of tne House, 1 because he felt that he was On the 10th On the 17th inst., at Riclunond, Surre , after a se - f made an officer for me." While he ea as uttering .. raged, nurtured, and improv g eatest benentx g a • of this month a generally esteemed Pro- c ' • h b It 1 f vered within three . o great promise as een ae y ( Iwo 11 'df d E • • Y ' E heq ue•' • nri o ien to the char eof presumption in originating a testant was but' 1 ness, James Woo or c, eq., of his Majeety a arc e y 1 g , led at Lc • rli to the rites o ' ceine, acco ( ng f his t fiorn Mount Ca' these complailitS of inability to obtain any reward to that country at large. measure while he was so little able to take part in days' Journey of Malacca, not far distan The Rey. Richard Rinimer, upwards of forty years re church. A reat „swain'. There Parliamen • „eyed for a return of th . how dth 'l' g number of Catholics “ e ei esteem Ophir, in the territory of the East India Co tholic Priest of Sheffield. Mr. Rimmer was tutor to "" for meritorious officers, tare, youths were Lord MALMESBURY . e inea.sures brought forward by others, aut he trusted ! for the deceased b ed iu digging , D . f w h ea t, Winchester measure, from y atteeding his funeral obeequies, a proof •t . . d three hundred rsous emploY f N • thrust on him in abundance, to obtain a title for weekly average price , o that his firm conviction of the necessity of an alte- are, 1 1S Sal , ne Grace the uke o orfolk. ens - e ot' the c 1824 to 1827, inclusive, and t st er o the late p iod • to which of Christian tolerance • i hi hl commended bti , winch s g y • t int. It is stated that ofbe ( y re for the gold, each on his own acco _ those pensions at the exp . °unary, ot • ration of thoae laws, and the nature of his On the 10th inst., at Dover, to the great affliction . lain till d Journal called the Waldstadter Bote. and a half of gold in a f g atty one person could procure a c nd friends, in the 35th veer of her a e 21 d e r - ' which Mr. Hume may cornP oorn'a-dav such a return could be made up. avocations, which gave him an opportunity of knowing price of 300 Spanish arm y a . _ . g , ~,,f , , t ithout effect.-Ibid. Sir ALEXANDER h G . _ . 11kNT anti others brought the uexati :-, that that on and miser • which thoce laws inflicted upon HMI. ••...:-..._ .. - 5 - '•• •• .• _ fe. The r: average AUGSBURGI4, MAY 11. year, which sells at the , _reel, te,......., -•_ ..e._ nowese... _ . r .1-11....- ......... after the death of her only daughter, and 14 days 3 ' 0 ....... as«,,nt Ordur was formerly celebrated . . 'hew ._ __ s. . h• e ~___. ,--,,„.4 Mr. LAMB spoke in so low a tone of voice that we could scarcely hear what he said, but we understood him to say that the Commissioners were already engaged in that enquiry. After a few words from Mr. CROKEIL and Dr. P 1111.1. 1- MORE, the motion was acceded tu. A Messenger from the Lords announced that their Lord ships had agreed to several private Bills.—(See Lords' Report. ) 4;4. USURY LAWS. , Mr. PAULETT THOMPSON said, he . was aware of tie difficulties which he had to contend with in ;rising. to address the House in support of the motion of which he cad given notice. In the first place he was aware that the qnestiou of the Usury Laws had been so often ilk cussed in that House, that it was impossible for him to urge any argument which could appear new to the House, and he had at one time thought that the hest plan which he could adopt was to submit at once to the House the nature of the alterations which he intended to propose, and to abstain from going into the general system of the usury laws; but upon further consideration he thought, that as the question had not undergone any discussion during this Ses sion, it would be unwise in him to adopt a plan which might have the effect of depriving him of the support of some Honourable Members, who opposeel a total alteration of the law, bus who might be disposed to adopt a partial alteration of the present system. He asked the indulgence of the House, because he felt that he was fairly open to the charge of presumption in originating a measure while he was so little able to take part in measures brought forward by others, aut he trusted that his firm conviction of the necessity of an alte ration of those laws, and the nature of his avocations, which gave him an opportunity of knowing the uexation and misery which those laws inflicted upon society, would be sufficient excuse for his venturing to offer a few observations to the House. It would be in the teas r a e p e ;tl hoe ] iv e bn e ietd t e d i es o hn n coteuo o la f the ednxdbeam mini okueecusi much et into better that trbepe in l report tal et eta, so Bl oefd B a the thoseo9eCommittee laws,and a b l i th ta o k u e g tion bad been brou g ht f orwa rd by the ha h u t io t o h u n i se t s , uq;rualae:sdre Lord DARNLEY presented a petition from the Inha bitants of Liverpool, praying for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery, and that no bounty might be given ou slave labour. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE presented a petition from a. great many Noblemen and Gentlemen, Landowners, Merchants, and other, resident in Ireland, stating the great distress that prevailed among the labouring elazs of that country, particularly Dublin, and imploring their Lord ships to appoint some remedial means. The petition stated that there were many million of acres of bog unim proved, and that if it were properly drained it might be greatly improved and afford extensive employment to a vast body of the population. The Noble Duke begged to draw the attention of the House to the extension of the la's of sewers, and read an extract f ront a work which he considerel of great importance, showing th e advan tages derived front such an extension, and strongly recommended bathet adoption of it with respect to Ireland. The subject ben laid before his Majesty's Government, ~ n d he was happy to state that it had received a vs ry favourable consideration. Ireland only re quired the attention of the House to be daily drawn to it, and the communications from it, to show th at it possessed advantages within itself, which but required to be enon raged, nurtured, and iniprovedot,to,ey:iielfdorthae grreetautersßt benefits to to that country at large. Lord 31ALMESBURY moved 1824 to 1827, inclusive, an d to the latest period to which weekly average prices of wheat, Winchester measure, i fr om such a return could be made up. Sir ALEXANDER GRANT and others h brought u 2 a Message from the Commons, stating that aH d had allowed James Locke, Esq., Joseph Crisp , Esq., theira C. Weston, Esq., Members of that House , to attend Lordships' Select Committee, to be examined upon the subj ec t of the British Wool Trade. Sir ALEXANDER GRANT and others brought up a Bill agreeing to the amendments in the Passengers Regulation DIED. and eldest daughte r On the 18th inst. , Margaret, aged 31, wife at' Ar ;f On the 14th inst., at Man c h ester , age d 38, Susanna, the f wife of Richard Gould, Esq., of the Crescent, Salford' A G l e r o . rigleenjrulillofjaguedksle7,' of Lamb LLambeth.y On the 16th inst., at his house in Alecklenburgb -tec' race, Gray's-inn-road, Mr. Joseph Evans, late of ton, in the 70th year of his age, after a very severe, painful illne,ts, which h e b ore w ith th e mos t Christian far i titude. He was the universal friend of benevolence , ap wee beloved and respected by all who knew him. On the 17th i nst. Ros i na, i n f ant d aughter of Iler1"' Sa^" , E sq *, of Charl o tt e - s t ree t, Bloomsb ur y, age d 11 moo t and 17 days. On the 18th inst., awl 13 months, Arthur, the you L e ger son of Frederick Dawes Demers, Esq., of Lancaster-P l4 '`, On 16th inst., at Hampstead, Rosa Augusta, young ° daughter of John Ranking, Esq. ere On the 17th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, after a " 1 ' 1 ., illness, James Woodfordc, Esq., of his Majeety's Eirchecl,t le The Rev. Richard Riturner, upwards of forty years tholic Priest of She ffi eld. Mr. Rimnier was tutor to h" Grace the Duke of Norfolk. lit r On the 15th inst., at Dover, to the great affliction 4 family and friends, in the 35th year of her age, 21 daj f , after the death of her only daughter, and 14 days d ie , giving birth to a son, Mary Ann, wife of Wary Che r wr R uss ell, Esq., Major in th e Royal Artillery, and (laugh . o f of R. W. Disney Thorn M.D. of Leeds, in the couut, York. GOLD MINE IN MALACCA.-A bold great promise has been lately discovered within three dAya' journey of Malacca, not fardiicsetaonft s©o o na ld Spanish Mountllline Ophir, in the territory of the East India Company. There are, it is said, three hundred persons e m p loyed in di gg in g for the gold, each on his own acco unt. It is stated tha t oneperson could pr o cure a catty an d a half of g o ld in a pe year, which sells at the average price dollars per catty. Mount Ophir was formerly celebrated for its gold, but its mines were supposed to be exhausted. A Malay, named HADJER AMAR, who h as be 1 at the mine, states, that he, with six more, collecte 1 in two months and a half, twenty-four bunkals of gold, procured with little labour, but the whole was taken from •hem by the inhabitants of a neighbouring AUGSBURUW, MAY 11. The Greek Jouraa/s contain the following accounts from Crete, which, area aiding to our imperfect information re— lative to the affairs of that island, are worth notice; they are to the following effect We learn by letters from Grambusa, and by soldiers who have lately come from that place, that the troop, under the command of the Cretan General Johannes Hall, have entered the province of Kis- The example of patriotism given by the Marqui; of Camden, in sacrificing to the necessities of I L., country a portion of his official income as Teller (i: the Exchequer, amounting to nearly 10,0001. a year, seems destined to remain a solitary instance of pu',. lic virtue. It is now eleven years since that Nobi - VIP" • PRINTE,D and PvsLinneD by X 211 U NG, at the SUN CIFFI C Xo. I , 1