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Conuniuion in the West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of county of Somerset. 11, - 11014 Gent. to he Liettenant, ;ant BANKRUPTS., John Moreland, William Sloan, Charles Denton, and Gideon Scott, Shad-Tbarnes, Horaleydown, .tone•mer chanw, to surrender July 20, at ten, 30, at eleven, and Aug. 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Seward and Waterman, S'aple.lon, Holborn. Charles Boxhi, .Cateaton•htrcet, merchant, July 23, at one, 27, and Aug. 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners. Hannington and Crowther, Carey-lane, Foster lane, Cheapaide. Christopher Spurrier, Peter Jolliff, and William Jubher Spurrier, Poole, merchants, July . 23, at eleven, Aug. 3, at twelve, and 27, at one, at the Count of Cocnniis. , sinners. Teesdale, Spares, and Weston, Fenchurch-street. Oriffitliv, Brecon, linen-draper, Aug. 5, ti, nail at one, at the White Lion lon, IL istol, Jenkins and Abbott, New Inn; Clarke and Son, Bristol. 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WANTED to PURCHASE, a GOOD LANDED ESTATE ' ''. with. a MANSION or respectable DOUS E 4t . fur,jhe of a Gen tlean's 'The property Must be Freehold,•anil of that description that the rental will be adequate to sup port the szpenees of the Mansion. • From Thirty to Fifty Thousand Pounds is ready ti.r the investment, :which will he preferred at an easy, distance from London. ,Address, free' of :postage, to Mr. John Coward, Lane down-crescent, Bath. • „ N.B. VlOna principals onl y. HERTS.-WOOD HILL, NEAR HATFIELD. TO BE LETTURNISHED, By Mr.:JOHN ROBINS, - • (0 wirwick lions., Reg...greet) A Very Doiral,lo FA MI LY RESIDENCE, WOOD 111 LL, Situate about•three miles from Hatfield, containing an entrance hall, drawing-zoom, dining parlour and library, seven principal. , 1041-chambers, dressing-rooms, servant's sleeping-rooms, convenient domestic offices, seven-stall stable, coacilt-house, pletuture grounds, gardens, Sie. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr.-Robins, 170, Went-street. TO BE LET, • By Mr. JOEIN , ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Itegent-rtreet,) ACAPITAL MANSION and PARK, distant from London thirty.four miles, and three from the market town of Hitehiu, Herta; with liberty of Shooting over t► Thousand Acres of Land, well stocked with Gurne. • To be entered on 'about Allthaelmas next. The Ihnsion consists of numerous rind spacious apart meutsi with odfieO of every descriptipn,.conveniently ar pogel.' and fit fur the accommodation of a family of the first respectability. Large walled gayden, oralianl, green house and gispery; double coech-housea; and stabling fur twelve or tnorti horses. • • The or part only, of the Park may go with the house. To be viewed by tic4 . eti, wideb; vfitb . particu'aire r may be bad of Mr. Robins; : 170, Ytecenc::atreet. GREAT MA RI.BOROUGH-sTktp4T, . STREET. • Genuine flotisehold Furnittne, Pier and Chimney Glatses Eight-day Clock, a few Articles of Plate, Linen, Orna mental China, Ise. TO BL. SOLD BY AUCTION, Ry• Mr. JOSEPH ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent•ttrett;) On the Premb , eg, No. 54, Great Marlborough-street, on . . - „ AvEnziesuair, July 28, at Eleven, By . Order of the Eiecutt . n. of the late Mr. ROBERTSON, A,LL the Genu ine riIItNITURE, com prising numerous four-post, tent, and otheatzd. steads, and furniture., seasoned heda and bedding,. Ward robes, chest* of drawers, wash-luend and dressing and glasses ; suits of drawing and dining-roma , window curtains, in chintz cotton ; chairs, couches, &c., en suite ; brilliant plate, pier; and chino:toy gloves; pier tables and cabinets ; eight-day clock ;, a few articles of platy, linen, and china ; capital cabinet ,articles, in rosewood 4nd ma hogany; lon, card, sofa, P e mbroke, dining, and library tables, sideboards and bookcases ; Turkey, Brussels ; and Kidderminster carpets and health tugs ; fauleis andilet. irons; kitchen requisites, and Various other effects. May be viewed on Monday, and Tuesday preceding t h is Sale, •by Catalogues, at Is. each, to ti t 11441 qn , the pre mises ; at Garrovay'r ; and of Mr: Robins; 170, Regent street. ~.,..,. FILONI THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT Crown-Office, July 14. Days and Places appointed for holding the Summer As- sizes, 1830. HOME CIRCUIT. li r The Right lion. CHARLES Lord TIENTERTIN, Lord Chief Justice, and Mr. Btrou °ARROW. Hertfordshire —Tuesday, July 20, at 11,.rttatl. Ess* r—Monday, July 26, at Chelmsford. Kent—Saturday, July 31, at Maidstone. . Sussex—Saturday, August 7, at Lewes. Surrey—Thursday,. August 12, at Guildford. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. The Right Hon. Sir.NICOLAs CONTNGHAM TINDAL' • Lord Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice BAYOST. Yorkshire-LSaturhay, July . 2l, nt the Castle of York. City of York—The' saute day, at the Guildhall of the City of York. Durham —Saturday, August 7, at Dotharo. Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Wednesday, August 11, at the Guildhall of the said Town. NorthumberlautlThe same day, at the Castle of New castle-upon-Tyne. Cumberland—Saturday, August 14, at Carlisle. Westmorland—Thursday, August 19, at Appleby. Laucathire--Sattu day, August 21, at Lancaster. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. The Right Honourable. Sir Wiii./Alt At.E3taNnitn, Lord Chief Baron, and Mr. Jusfice thulium!. _ . Northamptonshire-I%lmlay, July 19, at Northampton. Rutlantlshire—Friday, July 23, at Witham. Lincolnshire—Saturday, July 24, at the Castle of Lincoln. City of Lincoln—The same s tay, at the City of Lincoln. Nottinghatnsiiiro—Tliuriulay, July 29, at Nottingham. Town of Nottingham... The sant,3 day,. At tlas...taisa Nottingham. Derbyshire—Tuesday, August 3, at Derby. I.eiceatershirt..—Friday, Aug. ti, at the Castle of Leicester.: BoroUgh of Leicester—The Lune day, at the Borough of Leicester. City of Coventry—Wttlitesday, Aug. 11, at the City of Coventry. Warwickshire—The some day, at Warwick. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice PARK and Mr. Jtc.tioe BosANclurr. Berkshire—Saturday, July 17, at Abingdon. Oxfordshire—Wednesday, July 21, at Oxford. Worcestershire —Saturday, July 24, at. Worcester. City of Worcester —The same dty, at the City of Wor cester. Staffardshirei f —Thuraday, July 29, at Stafford. Shropshire--,Saturday, August 7, at Shrewsbury. Ilerefoidshire—Thursday, August 12, at Hereford. Monmouth4tire—Wednesday , Aug. 18, at Monmouth. Gloucestershire —Saturday, Aug. 21, at Gloucester. City of Gloucester - - Th,esame day, at the City of Gloucester. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice LunenAug, and Mr. Justice JAMES PARKE. Buckingbantshire—Monday, July 19, at Buckingham. Bedfordshire —Thursday, July 2g, at Bedford. Iluntingdonshire—Saturday, July 24, at Huntingdon. Catuhridge—Mondiry, July 26, at Cambridge. Sala)lk—Thursday. July 29, at Bury St. Edmund's. Norfolk—Mondsy, Aug. 2, at the Castle of Norwich. City-of Norwich—The same day, at the Guildball of the City of . Norwich. WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Baron VARSKAN and Mr. Baron BoLLAIrn. Southampton—Montlay, July 19, at the Castle of Win. chester. Wipehire—Saturday, July 24, at New Sarum. Dorsetshire—Thursday, July 29, at Dorchester. Devonshire..—Monday, Aug. 2, at the Castle of Exeter. City of Exeter—The same day, at the Guildhall of the City of Exeter, Cornwall—Monday, Aug. 9, at Bothnia. Someteetshire—Saturday, Aug. 14, at the City of Wells. City of Illistol—SAturday, Aug. 21, at the Guildhall of the City of Bristol. CHESTER CIRCUIT. • The Hun. THOMAS ,litavis, his Majesty's Justice. Montgomeryshire--Thursday, Aug. 19, at Wrlshpool. Denbighshire—Wednesday, Aug. 18, at Iluthin. Flintshire—Toesday, Aug. 24, at Mold. Cheshire—Mondry, Aug. 20, at the. Castle of Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. The Hon. El/WARD GOULBURN, Serjeant at Law, Justice. Cardion+ltite—Wedneeday, Aug. 19, at Cardigan. Pernbrukiehire—Tuesday, Aug. 24, at Haverford-west. Carmarthenshire—Monday, Aug. 30, at Carmarthen. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. The EOll, JONATHAN RAINS, Chief Justice. ' Merionethshire—Thursday, Aug. 12, at Dolgelly. Caern.treonshire--'Wednesday, Aug. IS, at Caernarvon. Anglesea—Turwlay, Aug. 24, at Beaumaris. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. The HMI. NATHANIEL GOOIHNO CLARKE, Chief Justice, and the Hon. RORER? MATHEW CASUERD, Justice. Radnorshire—Monday, Aug. 16, at Presteigne. Breconsbire--Saturday, Aug. 21, at Brecon: GliMorginshire..-Saturdsy, Aug. 26, at Cardiff. War Office, July 16, 1830. let or Grenadier' Regiment of Foot Guards—F.nsign and Lieut. 11. Fitaroy to be Adjutant, vice Vernon, who resigne the .Atl ulantcy. only, dated ' ln'??. 23d 'legit - tient ,OrFoot-',W.L. Willoughby,. (lent. to be S,lieulti Lieutenant, by purchase; vice - Lord 11. .11c.ru. clerk, appointed to the:27th nott,, July 'l6. 83! I•%;ot—Ensiin J. •Willi.mtion to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice hEller, who retires, Stey 16. Tiold, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaw ; vice Wil liamson, 4uly 16. Catli Tout —Lieut. It. W. Wake to be Capt4iii, bYluir ellase, vice, Mitchtll, who return, July 16. A Easign . .'lstqent to be Lieutenant by pitrchase, vice Wake, July 16. ' ' Flinty, (lent. to he Enaign, by purebase l vice Ntl" gitiOuly ifi.' • 434 Foat—Eusign P. S.lndera to lc L . 4uteittat, without purchase, vice Menus, appointed 4djubtnt, July la.. • • • tit ntletnan Cadet J. T. front the Royal Al i. 'linty col l e6c,.‘ii be Ensign, vice S.Ottlets, July 16. Lieut. J. Thomas to be Adjutat f t s vitu ilarri4 t WP" muted; July itt. • 67th Foot v -Serjeant-111siur W. Fisher ; from the 77th PRICE OF SUGAR. - --- - The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from-the Returns made in the week ending July, 13, is 265. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOITST'.. OF LORDS-(LAST NIGHT.) The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Sugar Duties Bill, Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, Crown Property Customs Bill, Spirit Ditties Bill, West India Spirits Bill, Beer and Cider Du tieS Repeal Bill, Militia Pay Bill, Army Pensions Bill, Treasurer of the Navy Bill, Ferns and Stamps Abolitinn.Bill, Contempt in Equity Bill, Rights of Executors Bill, Illusory Appointments Bill, Liabi lity of Real Property 13111, Insolvent . Debtors Bill, Transportation of Offenders 8.11, Slave Bounties Bill, Shuhensecadie Canal Bill, Canida Civil Go vernment Bill,Fishery Acts Continuance Bill, Court of Session (Scotland) Bill, Bankers (Ireland) .J3lll, Insolvent Debtors (Ireland) Bill, Arms (Ireland) 13111, Diocesan Schools (Ireland) Bill, Witnesses (Ireland) Bill,. Duke of Bedford's Estate Bill, Bute Ship Canal Bill, Port Crommelin Harbour Bill, Rye Harbour Bill, Rother Levels Drainage 13ill, Surrey Coal Meters Bill, Glasgow and Kilinamock Road Bill Benson's Estate Bill, Warriner's Estate Bill, Lord Cremorne's Estate Bill, Hell's Estate Bill, NewßiverCompany'sEstateßill„Buckle'sEstatellill , Lord Mount-Sandford's Estate Bill, G aryn's Estate Bill, Greenwich Improvement Bill, Me'them (York) Inc',Niue Bill, Boydell's Divorce Bill, Mildinay's Divorce Bill, Bayley's Divorce Bill, Smith's :Geo'rge) Naturalization Bill,.Smith's (John Chris topher) Naturalization Bill. The Commissioners were the Archbishop of Can terbury and the Earls of Eldon and Shaftesbury. A Message from the House of Commons commit• nicuttd the Assent of that House to the Amendments which had been introduced by the House of Lords iito various Bills. GALWAY. Lord ELDON presented petitions from the Clergy, the Members of the Royal College of Galway, and various Landholders of Galway, against the altera tions which had been made in the ti al tvay Regula tion Bill. COURT. OF SESSIONS' BILL. The Cottrt of Sessions' 13111 was reported, the Amendments Were agreed to, and the Bill was or hared to be rend it third time on Monday. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICY. On .the motion for the third reeding of the Ap propriation Bill, . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, hi the last my , merits of the present Parliament, begged to say a few words on subjects which appeared to him to be of great importance, connected with our foreign and domestic rchitions. In the first place hp felt deep regret, in comywit) ho was persuaded, with both Houses of Parliament and with the public, that the subjepti adverted to in the Speech from the Throne ut the commencement of the present Session, and on Which it was hoped much would be accomplished, k remained, with respect both to the West and to the East of 4nropo, in the same unsatisfactory state; and that the SessiOn was about to close without any, final rangt z tnen teopitticqfptlki, , ,9 . Ull tiZ7Ship,o* 11 4iiirtim Mire i had sq tong existed in Portugal op , g e a red to be unmitigated by any circumstances c4lculateol to replace us in the beneficial relation tc wards that country which we formerly occupied. With respect to the East of Europe, the elements of that power, the existence of which in an hide- pendent character was so necessary to the genera' welfire, also remained to be finally settled. The re cent occurrences in, another quarter appeared to add to the difficulties of our situation, Their Lordship. need net be told that he alluded to the capture of Algiers by the Drench;. Far he it from him tb re pine •at any additional triumph of civilization over barbarism. On the contraty--lie rejoiced at the victory ; • but be trusted that the results of it would be generally setisfsetory ;---ethat the nmsequent raigements would not be 'confined to the benefit of France alone, but would be extended to the whole of the Mediterranean and the East of Europe. Un doubtedly there trere existing circumstances in the state of Europe generally which were not at pre seut satisfactory, he ttosted would hereafter be rendered to by the policy of his Majesty's Covert. inent. 'So much for considerations of a foreign cha racter. Ili would now.advett to it few particulars growing out of the'Bill before their Lordships, 1 the first place, he must express hit surprise that the motion of a Noble Friend foe his printing th had not been ueeeded to ; .Adis of much 18F : le llill tance were ordinarily printed; and why r roc s imp r was at a loss to conceive, In et the l in it appeared that one vote of 1 the I;e,vparu.',6l e „,;;J: ( , out distinguishing amoo . ,with. fray the charges for th e rah leoinn, As, to (It o!' Ireland, the :Army tet raco h t ,,.. Owl Services missariat, the Civil Wa ng ., .rtes, the Com- Canal, and the Repairs of Wir .cies, the Rideau true that the vote was o po Aisnr Castle. It was ought, nevertheless, t ct ' oy on necount; but it ;pea to the Irish Ni' °e considered . W irh r" mirahle and praetl , 4cellaneous Services, the ad u suggestions on the subject of the Committee have been f the other House appeared to nolly unattended t o . After' so 'much t v i e th r e r tina expence, h e i mp l ore d h i s Majesty ' s Ge t' atent and their Lordships to ati(nd to these suggestions; more particularly as regar d e d t h e Cus todians, Clint frightful engine of. oppression, and the Charter Schools, in wh'elt so many abuses existed. It was admitted by the Committee that since the Union no l ees t h an t wo m it l i ons had' been uselessls expended in Iceland in public: institutions. Theo there was the Commission of Judicial Inquiry, which, at an expense of 108,0001., had made a re port comprehending 'Many valuable suggestions. Edueution, and the suite of Public Works in Ire 'land, also demanded to be placed on more intelligible principles, and to be secured as much as possible from .the occurrence •of abuse. As to the public w.l 1:s in !reined, and. more especially with 'reference to the roads in that country, if conducted upo,, sound principles„ they wool';, in hie opinion, be ex ceedingly beneficial. The Noble Marquis con. eluded. by apologising to their, Lordships for what he termed his 'somewhat miscellencons sPecch• , • The Das of wELLINaroN observed, tF .at ..although the sum of 1020,0004 to which the N At, Ma'rptis had au,ded was . Voted in the mass, t h ere was i 4100 lit the 6Pe,64.ing tits "lirsaclmr po4sl to which it w a s t o hoppnea . , t hood, although it was eertainlyaraa slant ni:r , nntt ► i ttee of the other Iloas Ire ,ore upon the ball prepared' it subject * much dettlilcd , 41 ,1 formation, y e t it b u d been deemed 6, hi s m i ,; e , t ..). Government desritble upon the „bore, as ,m uch of the Se ion had ;mood iu . ' t he dis c u ss i on 0 u 50 „,,, of t h e E s ti m ates, and had not been dis eusied at all, to bring ',,nAn forward at present hi the sl.lipe iii ‘‘ltielttli ey appear e d, although Bewail . o f :t h e: su ggestions the Report were under. con. sideration of road() the adoption of those sugges. d ont (meld not no rec om mended to Parlianieut, As 'to public education and public works in Ireland h :perfectly agreed . with th e Noble Marquis ,, s ktliw'us well as h e (the'Dake of w % 1') i u t n i v, ; l ' that there w ere c i rcumstances in thedsiitatata—ot Ireland which rendered it necessary to proceed with eantion.at every step. Ifs now came to what had l'allen from the Noble Marquis with respect to our foreign policy. As to the transactions in the East of Europe, • their Lordships were just as well acquainted with . them as he (the Duke of Wellington) could pretend to be, Alt he ,could say on the subject was, that it was . the uniform endeavour of his Majesty's Ministers—an entlerivoer which there was every reason to hope would be successful—to bring the transactions in, that quarter to a successful and satisfactory termination. The most cordial union existed upon the zubjec anica g the three groat Powers who had taken so active u part Intim proceedings. . With respect to the other part or Europe, it ought to be recelleetetl that the distance of the negociating • Power, and the leng..h of time which must consequently intervene between the respective communic.itions, rendered it .more difficult to bring the transactions ill that quarter to a speedy termination ; brit he would say that a most sincere disposition existed on the part of his Ma jesty's Government to bring shout an uccaniumda don that might be satisfactory to all panic.; stud that there was every reason to believe that so tlt sirable a consummation would finally be accom plished. As to the remaining subject to which the Noble Marquis had alluded .(Algiers), t bete was lib° every reason to believe that the arrangements among the several Powers interested would be satisfactory ; diNough, until the negociatious,• were coachuled, nothing of it decided nature could be stated. Lord HOLLAND remarked that the Noble Duke had said little enough in answer to the observations of his Noble Friend. On two of the. subjects to which his Noble Friend had adverted, the Noble Duke had merely repeated what larhud told their Lordships three years ago; and had Operttesl it with equul solemnity and assurance. At that period, as us present, his Grace had informed the House that 1104 ind no doubt of a satisfactory terieination to the proceedings in the quarters in queetion, anti that there existed the most cordial friendidiip and tencu,- rence of views among the Powers engaged in their consideration. That assurance had been given l's 1828, in the next year, and now 'once more. The Noble Duke said that their Lordship, were in pos session of as much information respecting Greece, and as capable of judging ,of the• affairs of that. country, as hin,self, In the first fi lam he wished te, know why. a elumge had beete made in the Protocol t of the 22d of March ? Why had the provinces of: Acarnania and Etas been subsequently surrenderecil to the .Turks? The only reason alleged was,. shalt the Government of Turkey wa s not consulteentll that it was unnecessary, for that the sursrmintay existed. Now, however, that the suzerainty; wag coetructed, some reason ought to be assiFnied. more thanthat which was On the face of the pioiere,;- With • reepect to the affairs of Portugal, the Nolrib Duke-midi that the considerable distance between , the. pitiees. negociation prevent ed that negociation from heing,,..4o - eluded so !coon as could be wished. Verpleer the Noble Duke said that the negociation isw altn since acquired a knowledge et.; immediately concluded ; it s peapol Alla be namely, that Rio ,1 4 q e i r ,. • 0 • cry it *.lpOrtMt facts froru 14111dOn 1 sand the was 1 , a g res t dist. o rushed his espectetl- a that di, c ovet y much ("nu' rho fact upper .ous en the sr i tjert laul4 1 "; ) two points e , to • be, shut tth roped to 11l o we were , Which his Noble Fri to d l i ad•utirt". (e „, exactly h v"ere Were %%rest yere - s e ire Nev' Jr had arty Ailtnieistristion wi Ilia al ,tnot '; ill 01 . 1 t more confident • those expectiitions be "I}cesall°' .1" !lever 11"( j big thirsts the Nubia vets' in )01i misere bits disappointed, lift, ul he ministration whichi• , koown an Ad. oitter three years, ' • • thion 3, " so Litt le interfered wit!' in k Duke. 1 .1 b A t I ei tt i n 'i lis d n b ,l y pa l t r t : l io t ail in Pwliament us that 1' I N hi they tact again, it appeared t;', d exactly as they were. lie wished their hardships s ro remains t remark • that unless some tertninath '• .0 • PruceP ( iir'g 4 long in progress, they would • It u l t ' to di posed to continue to place implicit • col tid e t e 11° vernment by which 'they had beer • I. f ti "'la a (h The Duke of . __ T rso o ten dcceivee 14141411 N ON complained r the course taken by the Noble L Ord in corning (low andmaking as speech such as t .bate whi c h h h lust delivered, without any pre lie ns et "6 M • il e! p 1 uion. Ile would confine I n°l • 0 self to that pa r '* Ike Noble Lord's ohsery at „„ s in which J. alluded to his (the Dune of • Ingtott'sl ait iliseovery oi` the distance • Detail from '• and on thut he would ) ° bi er .a Euglani men heel just arrived c that genii understood the N . : )bl ; !03. 111 ; ; lutiwitholis (as t -ut beets su i fscient ti Du .e) on whiLli there it eonulusi , • . ,, t . A n. he • suP to came to ally defini l'or.ed to be a cordial sk) " 1/ sa y i w"al that a iex all purtto arrive • 'tilestre ante concurrence The mil was 0 At '. 4 ioini3 gqiiiiiictorr arratigomo ADMINIST' e4fl time and Newt • Earl AATI° N 01: .:"ItiTION Chester in fa' ,VENOA prON P ' • file d f i c The How ,/cgir Uf 0 64 nal on the Bill , e tkn re4resi eigllllllo A nun • I . clauses , Ter of %Titre). 'amendments of the var, ( Agreed 'MO then prop, tied bY. pill TIENTERDEN. O Loasome I to, otter ;. and the rut scussiMilietween that N e t Vi ' Word, Lord of Elden, Earl Grosv e r su , Amdete and the Lord C'. ia:sce ll or The Home SuAnTEs„uvr. then resumed ; a"" f*rle 13"11 COMMittee, t i Riving Weight up the 140611 of tl .he Bill with the Ame tiered to b e . • Alamein§ was 0 aeon ted, and taken into further convidel 11 Monde next. CUSTX MY OP Till• J ' ILCORDS. At t)- 1e marl osioti of the proceeding on thi s GrcOS VENOR b 1331 wo ellvvo, intimated ti prOpriety of to king some measures for th e custody of the Records of th e Courts. barite Te e 1,011 CHANCELLOR said h' Friend nt the. :newt of the Treasur y afford their Lon dships some information coul dni° " bl ' with reaper to the intention: of Government oat Ile adMitted the t the erection in •re r l 11" ) s : thjer! now kept iii Nir4 stmitister s hall teal es'eL ) tees' particuisay in 4,li° event of a rue,. - ngerous one Tire Duke of IVULLINOTON w as as aII ijon .as any oth e r Noble Lord to, proo..i• plus for keeping ti t it Records; bait ite a 1 nl°Prdr attempt won's, b very expeneiv e,. and in , she 1 . 1.0,11,4 ibather present situation Earl -GILOSVENO? •iothing more about it. Mews as fsu „ 1 „ suggested the • Kiug' vase a long I mil „8„ . ce for the purpose. Thar into a u'"', there which could be tunic , very )ro l, e' • The link rat r . !km , for the Records. 'WELLINGTON salite•it 'was tine . c `" I ° lo portion or , tot . t of:Gtivertinient l& dispose of IN K ing's Mews for the peiposte Li IfiEt. LAW AI%IEN6MYNT 1111 t uti ,the O r d — Order of the Day fbi' the second tea „tits of this Bil I Tito L 011 f) CHANCELLOR rant it intentio , Was it eaten this Bill was in the Coeur • enter i• utter I .ito a full explanutitin of she , it stiP s' !math.. At ' present he would state I .) la w- %- the II lefty At dill was intentle4 io amend o . , 'lse ' •,h I 4 60111 year of Goarpt the Third. The Bill was then read a second. anal .i .tiered to bu committed on Monday ne v. ' 8111 J9NAR BAIt4INOrOS. , • . In- Mr..o'Gnittiv wam h e a r d . bilipi )11 of Sir Jonul Barrington, and coat ended tt lat. the 14gistr,ir o f t h, Court ot Adruirll47 was .inlyutthy Of eretfit s wit; that the /tegistrur wos. ill fault,, and nut Sir Jon a h, lie then called-two x‘itnessee to contrattet the evi lteA,tll,:ieeit:rt:iiro,c4.dhTlie)csaiotac,lo.lytgi'r:tn;iTsicio.iabs,tici:litlitrliiga,:tt::..t‘itv.lti4Kir:tasirnlii‘44,ilatilisit Lei,34atirroito:tiic jetiettiooty:jcf):44llol:lli'lipt:lll::tifitelitattwri.ritisttiivg aVt:IZ,,,, ~ , • plied they: ..i mach observed that.tbil tiyti ohurgva • 1. o' - - .iow or ea t at i respect of 111,J toi*appheatioo of 'O,„-- ~, i t , x ' , „,, in the uses of theNeisele oe. ..i h.,.... 7 -I --' 4-."l‘. ni'ddirang, did not- day , : - - "Agr-4 4 ".1' X"' , : , ,,,, , inti at „ ~,.and on Taw hot ik,g, ~.. „h i . g et hei on Illd 6","t""',: of law Regiitror, but Op a— eUrneota in the.' t w ..ti;l„. r ifi l i w of sir Jatia,h ijapiii),,,- ton 4i.nlivirs 110 ..,1 wilds sOkidUCt. . .' • • On. the 0 :10tion of tVe Eut I at' ii . c.T.ve,51.4.% r, •; wa4 ordP.ed that Out evidence sliiiidd th: vnirt-) . : and on tho motion of tilv _Doke or 11 tiLt,,5t:....,, , ,,, Wita 9ider,:d that tha liousa idioaid trweid 1.0.",11,,.,. 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