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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORD.V.eINCE (A) hereby give Notice, that TVEA ROITEES ant TENT.B . for LA,ty NS, 1.1(.1 PLEASURE - GROUND.~,' clucKtr • CLUBS, New . and Sepoial,liamd, ; at BRYANT's todia.Tronic, Sea Cot, and Bedding Warehouse, 71, St. Pittil's Church-yard.—Letters. (post-paid) attended to.' THE 'COLONIES. subject ; I trust, however, that you will he prepared to, pro ceed effectually thei am), at an early day a " It is with some reluctance I have given the Royal assent to the Militia Bill, from a principle being introduced into it, awl th° ~~:~; . - , Qirebec Papers to the 26th of April have been received, by which it appears thanhere is a want of harmony between the Executive Government Of Lower Canada and the Hotise of AsseMbly.— Qu the subject of the Finances the Lower House passed several Resolutions, reducing very Ccinsi derably the estirna ed exprnditnre; and abioluteiy , refused to rant the Sapplies beyond the amount, whiCh they considered as necessary and e*.pe dient; .The.following is the conclusion of their Report . . e imali jnyol" Proposals will be xeceired at their gliee, in Pall-afall, on I 'T before Friday,. the 18th day of June next, from such Per 4-Das as man be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS, for service of this Department, few a period' of o)ke Y ear, commencing from the 13t July next. of which 1 du not approve. " The information given me of the inconvenience which would arise from losing certain services specially relsosed-in their), for which no other prbvision is made by law, has in - dmeed me to assent tO it in confidence that it will be amended in the next Session of the Legislature.. The necessity of plaCing this local and constitutional -Military force undtir prof er and efficient regulations by law; is strongly,im pressed on My Mlnd; and no impediment should be in the way of assisting it, whether embodied 01 4 sedentarY, with ,the Services of half-pay officers settled in the Province, or others .from the regular forces, as well, as those of enterprising youln men drawn front the cities Of towns on any emergency. "!'he Population of thiS Province afrirds excellent mate rials fur a defensive .illy, but a general and proper selec tion'of:Otliters is necessary to make it formidable to an ''ac tire mid enterpriskng snvity, and that' selection must in all cases belong to the Executive power rusty. " The present time affords you an opportunay of u,ai u. rl I `deliberating on these important ajects, iindon others men. tially necessary to hu better considered. I resainmend part i calarly to your attention as individuals; the ,. .ilue of your Con stitution of Government,which liff,rds the most complete and ample protection and freedom of peison and property that can possibly be desired, and superior to every system of Go vernment enjoyed by any• Colony that has her'etofore existed, your sister Colony of (Inver Canada excepted. And as branches of the Legislature, ; it is of the first importance that you should fully understand your Constitutional Rights; that privilege may.not come into question witkpre rogative, and that *bile you maintain those rights which" respectively belong to ion by the Constitution, you may be equally easeful of encroaching on each-other, and respectively pay a due regard to the rights of the Crown. I shall lay be fore his lklajesty's Ministers the roceedings of the Session and a general state of the Revenue, the Eirpences, Agricul ture and Commerce of the Province, and request instructions on such points as may be necessary to ,be more fully under stood, that difference of opinion amongst those who ought to hare only one object in view, may, as much as passible, be ai•Oicred." • mice oft ON Friday, 21st 14 - May, .tlie LOvry finished Drawipg,, Mien . (as EYTON *as 1,14 luck AGAIN ! The :cktivt, No. 5115, a Prize of TWO THOUSAND PDtMDS., was all sold to the Public, at No. 2 Cornhill. Tichcts and Shares for tile Nett Lottery, to he drawn the 24th of .41NE, containing. Two Prizes of /.30_,Obn, and 2,000 Guie.us in Gold, are now on husiniss in the Public Funds transacted svitit fidelity and dispatcl4 , —, RECOLLECT, in the last ,Contract. ICYTON s!old, 4456,: Prize of TWENTY. THOUSAND POUNDS, iu TpnShares, also . numetous .5001. .$904. &c. • , CS dill L .ving 0-1 ;hey arc rate of :,TheCoals Must be.of the description deno;ninated Adair's 'Vain," and will Le required to he delivered, frPe of every .Expence except . ihe King's Dray, payable in the. Port of Lan dau, either on Shore or into resse,'s or Craft, at any Place in tke River Tharnei, and at Fa'vershana, Or at any Port or Place in the direr Medway, as may he required. Farther particuffirs, together with the 7erjna and .Condi- Vous of the. Contract, may be hUawn ai the Secretary's (Nice, i t n afi. ,csai i, any day betneen the Mortis of Ten d Four o'Cloeh', : ' * where the' Proposals must be delivered, ;Tealcdup, undesulorled " Piviositts ftii•toats,; h Poet Pro-' . P‘scrts rein he admitted after the said )2th,i/Une, at Twelve O'Cloch at Noon of the same day ; neither aly,,Teszdt=r be . r " 'W rit:C(l, unless the Party making it, ar an ilgent.in his be hali; shall attend. • By Order oflAz R. H. CRE . II 7 , Secretary. raiding is sub ities to o f de- , • • MILLARD'S IMPERIAL P.AN'ENT CLOTH. Ne contencnt pas de lin, mail en possedent les agremens. H E Nobility,--Fartiiiirs - ; - and Nlerchants, rcspactfhily Informed tlw,abovg: Oath "aid-;tt the Patentee's East India Watehonse; 16,Cheapside, EipottattinnOikr• Isy4lie Piece; C : tititafiliAg frOm 4:6 to 53 yards each, at 25.--Qs.. 6ti;--t3s,-35,64. to ss. (id. , per yard. For Shirting and -various family put,ioses, econumv, ,and .Its pecttfi,,t co . 444l4'oitit t ss to health.. in the CfintatcS as, well the snore. Cold .stud Changi.- , Ate, tertdet'S' air article of the tirst.considcrat nut. A varietyof imita titans. haViin; been prrisiticed, Purchaser are requested to notice, that it is sold genuine Stamped as above, and no where else. Order's addressed to the Patentee will be executed, free .of Cartiage, to every part itf the Country, and the adjacent Islands. The White l:bitrtz and anjengoes, with -every description of- Family Linen. India Niuslins, _Printed Furnitni es,. and the most Fashionahle•Articles for Dress, both Foreign and British, Wholesale and Retail. TEltir , Tram every circumstance connected with the eVimates .of . the current year, your CoMmittec are of opinion that retrenchment .o.og t itt to take place. The internal improvement' of the rep wvince,,is, in the opinion of your Committee, the first duty of its . Legislainted th,it duty will tie 1110 , t effi , ieut ly pettormed in reshicing. the over grown Indic of the Civil Li,t Ott the Province', the progress of which, in every species of public im provement, seems to have been •lartly 'in the di- . rect proportion of the speed with Which the ex pences have accumulated. In-expressing these sentiments, your Committee turn with confidence to the recent system of rigid economy adopted by the Mother Country, whose example in this in stance is wetrthy of the imi , ation of this Colony,. and will le4it to . the, most salutary results. PRIL 9• LUCCaS' Aidio, inecit' places cias C EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAI' es, 1819. -THE COURT -of DIRECTORS of the UNITED, COMPANY of NI ERCIIANTSof ENGLAND TRADING to :be I.;AsT INDIES, do hereby give • Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said CO,IPANY, will depeo' cr AV al p 0 Vet UNCOMMON GOOD TRSVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S tIEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, a Ser- 'I)! held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on THURS 13AY, the loth June next, frohl Eleven o'Clock in the Fore ' lloon pull' Six in the Evening, at the desire of *the under ,,Lentioned Proprietors, viz. :and , aIMITITS of die NORTH: • Four Inside Coaches, tfie Best Horses, and keep e xcellent Ti By AV MOUN TA IN`anti Co. ' SA R4cEN'S L - IF,AII INN, SNOW-HII, d with it. re from► . rosT-coActiEs, MAIL COACHES, Snot•-Hdl . , . •• c‘ That those Functionaries, however, , whose time and talents are exclusively devotsd to the public sejvice, should' 'be liberalty ren►unerated, is but just and equitable. They are precluded from the .exercise'of that industry, which' in the common intercourse of society might, secure a competence ; an►f it behoves the State liberally to provide for i7s Officers,in order that Offices may be worthy of . the • acceptance of men of ta lents,.integrity, and influence, which 'otherwise. would become tl►e patrimony of an indolent; an inexperienced, and a supercilious herd of depen dents. ;olv3e l proac 6 A. Allan, Robert Campbell, W. Wigram, C. Lindsay, • R. C. Plowden, • John Behh, William Astell, ,to Ballot on the following Question, Viz. " That this Court concnr in the Recomniendation of the, " Court of Directors, as contained in their Resolution of 20th ultimo, and that the Suns Of k .60,000 be accordingly? - 14 granted, to be applied to the Benefit of the Marquess•of HAsTINGs in the mode pointe,d.out in that Resolution , . snljtet to the conOrtnation of another General Court.", rile said Resolution now lies open A this 'House for the; ,Perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Charles Grant. .I.lhidieston, Geoige J. Nisbett, . . The I.IIIIPME, alqew LIVEILPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying nairin,ides and four Ottsides, sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at Six o'clock, • thrdugh Dunstah le; Wobarn, Lathhttry, Northampton, Welford, raitterworth„,Hilitikley, AtherAone, Itugely, Stone, Newcastle, Las ford, Warrimzton and Prerot.; SOUTHAINfPTON,'Lymingtnn, Winchester,. and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Nevelt o'clock in the ;Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by Five o'clOck.-:,This • is ,a most' delightful Conveyance to the - Isle of Wight, Jersey, (Guernsey. Havre de k;rice, r SHREWStiI;ItY,. Shanal, Post-Coach, every Evenin g. at Five ','clock.—(,ranted. WEYMOUTH Dorchester; Blandford,S.dAsbury; Andover, A o.Wts.lo g stuli c , row Post Conch,. eyery Afternoon. The We'vmotiih Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherhurg,.. St. Ma -I(te-s .( 4 fe• L . , . • • , sr:OC is no: na tho' evcrf 'From the LONDON GAZETTE of June 8. with e . tva3 - 'es6l),!: II( Of EXETER, PlymnAth, 'A'e)tunuth, Dorchester, Falinoutb, Dartmoniti, and S;distmr, Nv - v Post t,:o:tch, -every Morning, at • Seven o'clock, through lioniton, Axminster, Bridport, 'fflandford, - Basingstoke, and Carlton House, .Igne-3, 1819. His 14.0yal 'Highness the Prince It was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood upon John Richardson, Esq. on being appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. . _ PUBLICATICYN.S. on'e at Chill II 3 a IP: Tl, HOC stiog the )itilvd )enefi: niio r an c per" 'us. sn it was it. er, 1 ipte' day 1 4 wTog moor, me of . m i ll : , awl feel' ot her int 0 IC 1.100 efault? 'n for loyal rt of .c o► reign the prin -This in) - : lII* 'olsel 10...‘ .. ,a, ev T. • only 6.0 14 A• ( SUM, >' .. c;: 1 4 This Da} were publi3bed, price 6d. OM 11 i; ()i - ; s6sne recent POLITICAL DistussfoNs, with at; EXPO.SLTRE of the FAL 'lker-of the St.NKINO FUND. - _ By A. H. CHAMBERS, ILitiker, Bond-street. Printed fur T. Egei ton, Whitelv...ll ; and J. M. Itichzodson, _ . • Lately Were VW PY Prnfessor for Clarke and Sons, Portugal Street, I. T HE PRESENT PRACTICE of the BANK RUPT LAW, 2 vols.'netaco, Second Edition, price 11 .18 s 10 2 . INS'I'IIUCTIONS and PRECEDENTS in BANK . — yea's, price las. . 8 - A TREATIqE (in the GAME LAWS, price 10s. 4 - A VINDICA:I lON of the REGILIThif the TINIVF,RSI to a COPY of every NEW. PUIILICATiON, limo Edi- t ion, price 5 1 A VINDICATION of the CRIMINAL. LAW, price 4s. fid. _., TO THE PEOPLE OF.ENGLANIL ,) :::`;71....7..N1EN, , li ERE k nothing so intlispen,able to a gen r . ...- ~•k I appearance as a.elean Boot or Shoe. A mail's for "ile tit. his talents May he of the most shinino r • • • sort ; hot uti ls{- - i • . 'ls Boots liare'a little of the 'tune shining . inality also,. l ' e will fl eet with, but a comparative small part. of the respect ;lid admiration that may be his due. ' Tliis is the law of , bioq, and she must be obeyed. The, truth of -this fact is ""leniabl e; and when it is universally' alloWed that there is n othin g so odious in society, and so much against the laws of. l i e 'ittlitiess and ecorum, as foul and ill-cicaned Boots or b.'"es, who woul d not seek after the proper remedy? It has h rl frequlntiy remarked, and particularly by the Fair Sex, 17‘ i t . beautiful the feet of those Gentlemen appear who use', ti'llNElrs REAL JAPAN BLACKING, for it is,unque§.- , - "ahly the hest that is made for giving a fine and whole- ~ " hi e polish to Boots.and Shoes. It is tlfereftire.recommendeds \'h G entlemen and Ladies, as the only article a this kind li s ‘ h they ought to purchase, as it produces the highest pia , 'lntl jet black ever beheld. t„ F f iends will be kind to request their carriers and sarvants C ei a ' sl ' Pleti tu l ar ly for TURNER's BLACKING, the country ble _ i t's' inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some r .K"se to style Japan Blacking. a t : 11 - This elegant Composition may beliad of the Grocers, n',T l ets, Perfumers, Ironmongers., Druggists, Boot-MakerS, th "fiopke e p ers in general in this Town: and all .others onghotat this Country, Scotland. Wales, and Ireland. eub 46k for "-- URNEit's BLACIUNG at (3 . d. ts. • Is. 6d. T. Alanafacthry, 2 - 50. 114, I.w . ulutz-road, Suut.lt~ea, lc. AMERICAN SoOTIUNO SYRUP, for Ch:l- d r eri while Cutting their Tei:th.—A more singular:in c.'Lailce of the efficacy of this invaluable Medicine cannot be P il ule, tan in e ease .of a Child 'o Mrs. Sith's, No. 20, - I,eartree-sh the treet, Waterloo-road, the f child at m 19 months old nving onlyfourteeth, and suffering under the in Relate of body, .it was emaci .atcd to such a degree that its arms 1 ., eared to con t a i n on lY a fibrous substance, no bone being v c it in this state the child lingered for many modths,incapable , th beim; moved, when Providence directed the to try the . `:OOTHING SYRUP, which in one m'eett produced four More t eeth and destroyed the fever which had so long threatened r'le life o f th e Child, %Om is new four years old, - having cut 01l i t teeth, and the bones seem to be restored to their natural , s!thstance, and the Child is able to walk abOut with the as ;,stance of a go-cart. TLe.mother-having another child three Tuft s old, lost no time in applying the Syrup to its Which brought its teeth through with ease, and tberefOre pre, vented those ala rm i ng symptoms w hi ch so o f ten at t en d denti ."'AL The above singular case may be proved by applying at Above, where the child may be seen. • C To be hod of, th e Pr opr i etors, Johnso n an d Willi ams , 9, i , al :man-street, Oxford-street, London ; 'and, by their ap •. 1 /t Jititoieo,, of all the principal Medicine Ve okra and Per milers in Town am - lA:wintry. at.2:s . • rer Bottle.. dou se, - every •!(111.SoN relieves ;he Paor t .as usual, at her use, - eve,yl uesday thud Saturday morning, from Nine till ,t c en Wclach, by bringing a Letter fr om a r e spectable House ePtr, to citiq that they are real objects of charity. ..1-10S1ON, , Spitlding,'Peleilmrough, Stilton, :and Hunting don, V;Yal Mail Ulati,, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, G timsltv; and HUB. . . . IJ BAT and 1.1 - RISIOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip- Calu, and MUrlhoroitglt,- every A ftt:iiiivoli ; arrive at Air. May's, the Greyhound ton, Oath, and-thy Tavc4n, Thomas-street; and the Swann, Bristol, next Maro ing:..-?,-coacbes to Welts, Bridgewater, Taunton,•Kxeter, Ply- Mouth, . - wills new light Coach, called The Rockingham, s'ets' out evoty Morning, al Eight o'Clock ; carries Four .Insidesanily, and goes remarkablv easy, with a Guard thronghont. Passes through Stamfotit, Newark, etimd,'.Doncaster, and Ferry, bridge', to the Gaden Lion, Leeds, next 'Morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this, Coach, it is allowed to 134 the most 4;Aceable and complete Public Con veyanCe on the North [toad, being unequalled in Accommod tion by any other. • • s 'GLASGOW, Longtown, Grutna-green, Annan, Dumfries- Brownian, Thornhill, Sampaliar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). . 'YORK, Scarborough,' Whit by, Shields, Suorli:rland, New castle, and Edinburgh., New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard hro ty'hont; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, ltet fopt,sTadeaster, Darlingtta, Northallerton, Durham, Mot . yieth, and Bcrwiel:. Pa , sengers finaling thCassol ecs fatigued from.the lenptill of the journey, may'rest what time 'they please, ;and thcu proceed op, without any additional Fare. MAItLEOBOUGH, Swindoo, Itamsbury. Huogerford, and Newhary Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. , . MOOG ENORTH Wa sal New Post Coach, eve! y evening, - CARLISLE., Penrith,'•and Whitehaven, Four In'side Post, Coact, and a Guard all the wav, passes through Brough , Appleby, Greatabibt4e, Richmond-, Catteria, florough bridge, Wetherhy, Abet-ford, Doncaster, ait'd :Grantham. Sets out efery Nl(3rning, 'and performs'the jotirney'with the greatest 'facility. Passengers. detained, on the,Road by business on pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cur.ed in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lemsdale, Bolton, Chocley-,thiuskirk, and Garitang Post Coaches, cvcry flood, at. Five o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kflutsford, Stone, and Litch , fi eld, Post , Coach, called The Defiance, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Sar - acen's head Inn, Dale-street, Liver ' nool.--Guarded throughout. • WAKEFIELD Post.. Coach, every Morning, at Half-past 6. CHESTER, Newport . , Whitekurch,-Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, orld . Middlewich. Post-Coach, every Evening, at Fire SLNPERLAND,,Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Mcrning, to the 'George Inn, sanderland. ,MANCHESTER,.WinsIow, Congleton, Newcastit., - and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coact', called the ItoeL ingliant, every Morning - . BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and retches Birmingham next day at , Noon:— l'ees by Daventi y, Southall', Leamington, Warwick, New c.lo.le, Lawton, and Congivton, to the Saracen's Head, Dull- ' sn eo.. Birmingham. Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to . the Cross Keys, Market-glace, Hull. DOVEtt, Deal, Ma 'tate, Sandivicl..l, Itxmsgate,Canterhorv, Feversham, ,Chatham, Roc:Jester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaelie;, Noon, and Ho.idesdon, and Cheshunt Coack ; every Alm-fling. TOT FENHAM. and Edmonton 'Cciach (daily), at Eleven, Half-past Two, Five an:; Eight„o'Clock, It. CLAY's Original Wa,:gons and Coaohcs, to Newbury, Swindon, -Aldbourn, Wootton-Bitsset, ,Lainbourn, Hunger tordi Chilton, Readirig, and all Places adjacent, _ WAGG . ON S. To HEMEL HEMPSTI.:AI), t'..attord anaStanmore,Three Times a Week. DISS, Beet;les, Bun64y, Bury, and -all Parts of •Suffolk, ere[Y Monday. CIRENCESTER, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou cester, Three Times a Week. SOLITHAMi!TON, Winchester, Ramsey,' Lyndhurst, I.y antigun), Christchurch, Ringwood, Yordinghridge, Wi uthorn, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). • SUNBURY, Hampton, :and l'wichenhonr, Twice a ‘Veeli. CORN ENWICH and Woolwic l ,l, every Day. TOTTENllAM.and.Edmonton,-erery Day. 13. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. resFetfully acquaint their Friends and the Pablie,thatthey will not he accountable for any Parcels. ,Passenget's , Luggage , , W titin g s. Plate, &c. fur more than Fire Pounds Caine,f stolen, lost„ or dAin aged, nu less entererl'as such, and. thoAnsorarfee paid fur accordingly, at the Sat acert's Head jail, Lurt‘lott. • " Your Committee, upon the whole, ere of opinion, that in Making a suitable provision for such offices as are indispen.ably . necessary, this House will at the . same time att in conformity with the desire and interest of the Province at large,' by making au - unqualified reduction of those sinecures and Pensions, which in all countries have hteo cousidered as the reward of iniquities, and ihe'ettcouragement of vice ; which in the Mo ther Country have been; and s' ill are, a subject of - comphtint and which in this Province will ulti mately kali to corruption." It %% ould appear froni the estimates for 1819, 'that, there is an increase of 16,8331. 19s. 3d. cur liettcy,. as compared with the estimates of 1815, which. certainly appears ,to us to. warrant the ut most vigilance on the part of tire Legislature. On the 24th Aprillhe Governor prorogued the Lewis lattlte, and addressed both Ilorases in the follnw ing speech " Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and Gentlemen Of the ilimse of Assembly: " I came'tti this Province to take the Government of his Majesty's Dominions in North America, with a sincere desire of carrying into Practice the intentiGnA and liberal mews of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to promote, by every practicab!e measure, their general prosperity, to improve their natural resources, and the individual happiness of his Majesty's people. " A reasooahle hope and expectation was entertained by ate, in a::cepting this command; . that I should meet, in these pursuits, with the cheerful support of every well-informed, person, who could appreciate in his own mind my motives iu updertaking the charge, " With these impressions on my mind, and With full confi dence on your zeal, your loyalty, and• your local knowledge of the public and private interest?, of the country, I met you on your legislative duties, arrd have most patiently attertded to your proceedings-during a long Session, which I am now to close by prorogation. " You, Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, hare not disappointed my hopes, and I beg to return you my thanks for the zeal sad alacrity you have shown in all that more im mediately belongs to your Body'. " It is with much concern I .feel myself compelled to say, thnt I cannot express to you. gentlemen of the Assembly, the Same satisfaction, nor iuy approbation at the general Le suit of yOnr labours (at the expence'of so much 'valuable time), and of the public principles upon which they rest, as recorded on your JournOls. " You proceeded upon the Docatnents which I laid before you, to vote a part of the sum required for the t xpences of the Year 18f9, but the Bill of Appropriation which you passed, was' founded upon such principles, that it appears from the Jodruals of the Upper House, to have been most constitutionally rejected: his Majesty's Government has been thus left without the necessary supplies for supportitT the Civil Administration of the Province for the ensuing yev, notwithstanding the voluntary offer and pledge given to his Majesty, •by the Et:solve of your House of the 13th of February, .1 SlO. " Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, and i pentlemen of the House of Assembly : I recommended.to you by Special Message the considera tion of the Jthlicature Act for such Amendment as should ap pear necessary to remedy any inconvericnec which time and. experience, in the course of the administration of justice, may have have pointed out as expedient ; and I much regret that this important object has nut been brought so far toms issue, as Woodd have enabled me to transmit the result of your pro ceedings to his Majesty's Ministers, that the opinions and as sistance of the Law Officers of the Cr . own in England, might • have been obtained in aid of the local knowledge and practi cal eXperiefice of those characters in this Province, who hive had the I)st . oppottanity of studying and understanding the Crawn-Oi/ite,' June S. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Ttatee—Tatnes Cafe, of Peel Castle, in the county 0( Mayo, Esq. in the room of Edward Denny, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Stephens, London, merchant. BANKRUPTS. ..... - G. C. Case, Whimple, Devonshire, hop-nchant, to sur render June 17., 48, July 20, at the Country flute!, Vhiwple. Attorney, llr. Robins:tit, Essex-street, Strand. T. I3rown, Kiwport, Shropshire, v s -rcer, June 91, ?2, July 'Xs at the lied Lion Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Hicliss Gray's Inn square. J. Yate, Worcester, leather-seller, Jnly 1,2, 20, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. At-Wiley, Mr. Ptatt, New Boswe . ll.court,,Line;)ln's Inn. R. Pullitt, Powher Bank, Lancashire, calico-printer, Jnne 234 29„Julz 20i' at the Palace Inn, ',Manchester. Attornics, Messrs..Hurd and Johnson, Temple. S. Sutherland, South Shields, grocer, .7tine 21, AO, :Tilly 2), at the Golden Lion Itin,Siontli Shields. Atturnies, Messrs. Bell and 13rod rick, Bow Church-yard. J. Bonsor, Wheeler-street, Spitalfields, coal-merchant, Juno it i 2 26, July 20, at Guiidtiall. Attorney, Mr. Wayrand, Mark-lane: J. Polglase; Bristol, prOvision-merchant; June 19, 91, :filly 90. at flit! Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, iLlessrs. Adlingttin a O;nry, Bedford-row. E. and G. Grf.1.7,:0t), Liverpool, perfumers, June 15, 22, July 20, at Guih111:111. Attornies, Messrs. Courteen `and Ro— binson, %Valhi - nob. , J. lirocliliss,.oxforil, corn-dealer; June 14, 15, July 90, .0 the , Cross Inn, Oxford. 'Attorney, Mr: Pownall, Staple lon. ,R. Duhe, Gatushearl, Durhain, merchant, June 15, J -* 5, 20, at the Georze Iran, Newcastle-upon-T yn e. Att o ri t ies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick,.Bow Urinal-yard. DIVIDENDS. June 29, W. Matliieson and G. R. Rapraik,. Bishop:Tate- , street-without, tailors—July 3, W. Prest and J. Woolner, Lawrence Pountney-lane, corn-factors—July '3, B. Cohen, George-street, merchant—July :3, W. Chivers, Comma cial-road; mastev-mariner--July - 13, G. Laing, Demarara, merchant—July 13, T. Browne, Savage-gardens, wine-mer ,hont—.lnly 13, R. Potts, Holborn-hill, 11;0—dasher — June 12, S. ayu.r, oxenden-street, merchant—June 29, T. Toy, Pcnryn; grocer—July 13, J. David, • Threadneedle-street, merchant—July 13, T.. 1. Lancaster, Caleatun,street, mer chant—June 30, J. Badderley, Nottingham, 29,'M. A•lacDonnell, J. Mae:Donnell,' and J. Bushell, Broad , street, merchants—July 10, C. Jackson. Upper Thamps street, sup, -factor—July 10, H. Clement, Great Carter-lane, stable-keeper—.l une SO, J. Thomas, Bristol, wine-merchant— June 30, D. Godwit!„ jun. Newport, ,Monmoutltsliire, (411-- merchant --June 29, J. Inglis, Jamaica, merchant—lune 29, S. Furnival, Liverpool, grocer-1 tine 30, C. Morral and I. Borland, Liverpoul, merchants—June 29. P ithisaale) Ltr. merchantS—June -2V, A. Sheath and C. Sheath, aoston, bnikerk. . . • CER'CIFICA'rF.S•—•TuNt 29. W Herman, Whitechapel, tavern-keeper—T. Key, New castlO-unclee-Litie, gr o cer —E. Wood, .Bolton, Wo4d, , Bolton ; banker—T. Wood, Tr4wbridge, dotbier -11:-. Starkey, Bethnal-green-m:441, bricklayer—.% Peat, Bed ford-street, silk-mercer—P. Dalgairns and E. Winslow, , St. Nlary-at-hill, ship-brokers—T. Lloyd and J. Winter, Blue Backyard, Hine-tnerchatits—J.Guth,jun. Horsleydown-lane, corn-merchant.- • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Bownier kind .1-Pearson, Derby, hosiers,—J. Tote, T. Birch, .and \V . C. Glovl.r, dec. Station], iron ; founders—J. Warner, M. Finch. W. -Massey, and W. Smithson, West Riding of York,- brick makers--;-A - . Masse and G. Tettmar, Wapping, mast and hiock-makers—J. and Anderton, Notth owrant, York, worsted-manufacturers—l. \Val die and J. %Wood, sen. Nottingham—J. AkriiYd and .I: Garlick, Nort h owrani, York, merchants-,AV: 'Walker, N. Booth, and T. nod; ray, Hareholine, Lancaster, woolien,manufactu ret's—W. Reynolds and J. Truloek, Wapping, wham sngers—S. Harrop and C. Storey, Gateshead, Duiliain, grocers—J. W. Edwards :Ind J. Williams, Lime-street, leuther-factorsi-J: and J. raised and R. Rothwell, Leeds, riax-spinners—S - . arid It. Baker, Furc-Arci:J., Old Artillery-ground, worstol ma.aufacturers. -