The Sun. — London, England, 1830-11-20 00:00:00

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UiEGOVEICNORS respectfully announce .to,the Suleierilsers and the Public, that they have: .!_slidt the 'pertnia.ini t of the Itnyal Patron) engaged the ,TREATRE IWYAL, COVENT GARDEN, tbr the .11P.IsTFIT of the INSTITUTION, on Tunsnav, the lAblofilovember instint, when will be acted the favourite ; Pay of THE POINT OF HONOUR. In the couree of the Evertior, several favourite Stings by Mr. 'WILSON, HUGHES, and Miss H. CAWSE. After whi.h, FEADY._ , THE TILER. The whole to conclude wish, , THE,B.LI7E ANCHOR. There are et the pr.otent perio'l Sixty aged and decayed' Limed Victuallers, their Wives or Widows, enSoying the' Mate of the Society's A.ylont. The Governor* most tatnisnly etdicit a continuance nl Aho ghvtal aid of the 'trade the Public at liege in fur dutriolt the view. of the 1134'4 , 16,m. which is at: the -pre -4014 theta rendering toeh essential service to its decay, liolthers t . and who, the Coturnittee are happy to say, feel 4 ., 41 1Y 1.04 44 of the emit obligation they are under to 4444 liberal bertetietnrs. rosy he had of the Govet norm end Committee, l attheliox.-01Ece of the Timstre, and the Srcre'PrY• THOitIAS JONES. • * O, King's Arms Yard, Colman -street, Nov. 9. 1630. Title day was po'dishill, in 2 vols. post Sen. . - ALRGATE, WATtI). Al'll MEETING of the INHABITANTS of the - WAR!) of ALDGATE, held at the School house in Mitre-Street, AlOgrte, on Entnav, the 19th flay of November, 1830, in put %stance of is Itequi:,ition to the Alderman, JOHN THOMAS THORP, Esq., Alderman, in the Choi,; it was Re 44l lVr(l,--Tbat the following Petition for the flk'll 4 the A.NeAse,l Taxes he pt•esetited (tnutatia rou tanilis) to both Houses of Parliament, that is to ray, I 'o IHE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORDS SPIIII. TLIAL AND TEMPORAL, IN PARLIAMENT AS . ' B X 3 4BLED, qtr. RUMBLE PETITION OF THE ALDERMAN, COM MON COUNCIL, AND INHABITANTS or-THE vbtata OF ALDGATE, IN THE ern- OF LONDON, Sile t v eth,-..Thatyour Paitioners are the inhabitants of a Part tit the metropolis which is essentially devoted to the pur suits Of trsila and commerce. That for sonic years past, but Particularly since the year 1825, they have patiently xtrifigied with the ti'Mcnbi e s and hop,?s attend , '" u p on a Vett!), diminished trade, aceonipanied by Such a reduction of profits as to afford no adequate return for labour and 4 0 4 1- That iluring,this plinti the local rates and assess fonts have been t•onsiderahly increased, and that the public burtliens now press so severely upon your Petitioner•s that (hey ars compell.il to address your Lordship for simile int noiliate and extensive relief - in their preseot difficulties. That Your Petitioners believe that the only cor rect - principle upon which to raise money for the public servi ce i s to levy such taxes as will nut injure IC their operation tither the industt y st• improvement , f Vie country. That in the opinion of your Petitioners 1 .4 e taxes calk , ' the A. , sessed Taxs (hut principally the , t i t h oine and winii.ow Tax), ar e hi g hly injurious to both '. O e ini pn• tant interests. That they press hcavily upon tbe tradesman slid in inufacturet• ; th,t they are a gre it har to improvement; anti that they are unequal and unjust, hlcaalla the wealthy anti the powerful escape in a grtat drgret flo u t their op-ration. That further the mode of assessing these taxes exposes youri Pe titioner', in com mon w i t h t h e i r f e ll o w- c iti ze ns, to 1 the vexations and annayance of surcharge and upoesli ; tad that the oppressive character of gilds :1 1111511. Of ti/Xa• lion is D ITefiSiTO to theirs ns Freemen and Eisglishuten. 'That your d'etitioner4 are litt•iibly of opinion that the licfleieni•y in the publia revenue which would be caused by .11 repe a l o f these taxes could easily he met by economy in tr.ery, -department of Government, anti by a just and elsnifitl revision of the i xpences of the comitiy. Your Petitioners therefore (with equal solicitude and t ltritot n eot) twit hu m bly pray your L or d s hi ps , th a t y ou .Rill he pleased to give your most serious attention to the l';ittitilsints tool distress of your Petitioner,i, anti to rtlieve tteiti by a 11.-peul of that rrtion of Tatittion called tae Al eesset(ffaxes, and your Petitioners shall ever pray, &c. Anti diet the Petitions be ingrosteil by the Ward Clerk, ink kcentain for signature at the Saban!-house in Mitre 'trot, Aidgste. akati that a Peer of Pailiament be respectfully requested ki til d . Pre rt the Petitioa to the Noires of Lords, and Mr. L,:a l. "" #18 - 14 4hman, one of the Members fur the City of --, .. 01 1,. that to the House , of Commons, and to support 'se Proyerthereof. A u'l it was also Hooked, 'fit it the titanhs of this it Ong are most justly duo,, tool are lier,hy most Cu,'- .', l / 4 divesto JON) Thomas Thorp, Esq., Alderman of 14 / r '"II Wart), for his ready acquiescence in the wi , ,hes of the : ft hthitarlid, In snrOoloning this Meeting, f ur hi s a bl e an d "tltiartist conduct in the Chair this day, for his great 41 in4nitv at a i l times, and for his uniform attention to the ' l "leivsts of thin Ward. &id the above Resolutions be inserted in the Times, 4 . l uraisi g Herald, Sun, and Globe Newspapers. CHARLES RIVINGTON, Ward Clerk. TO THE FREE BURGESSES OF NEWCASTLE• 1/I'ON.TYNE, NESIDENT IN LONDON AN!) THE VICINITY. , Mit—HODGSON requests till honour of the company of the Free Burge.ses of Nowcas'le• resident in snrl ncir Pardon, at Dinners at -31 titran Tdvern, liirbopligoe--treet, on Wri.n.r.rtsnaT I t nt December, at Seven o'cloO: precisely. .Tll"'e Gentl emen who inteml to linnour We 'nn With m copsny on that 414 y are requested to apply for T 4 ‘,... 66 0f Arinrisi.ion at the office of Mr. Francis, soli 16> Austin Friar,. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, NoVEltato, 1830 . NOTICE i s h ere b y g i ven , th a t a GENE ci,A,„„.IIAL COURT of PROPRIETORS of this CON `," will Ito holden at their 011 ice in the Strand, on ~luNtanav, the 2 ttli tisy of November inst., at Twelve `luck at Noon, what it DIVIDEND will he dechreil. N JOHN HELPS, Secretary. 3 . The Chair will he taken at One o'Clock pnieiarly. 4- 'l' 1.411 C-7 In, - .- 11 : 5 0111 7 1AIT OF QUEEN .ADELAIDE, o Entitled L.,.i, N GLAND'S PRIDE," published by R t .. Robin4on, Chapter House Peerage ; enl o n _ -41 ' bY Thresher I 8 Silkonanufatturera, 151 c. 3,_. .unt on, : I, Lnil. Proofs on S %tin . ' 7i. 6 , 1. bitlo Indie paper 54. 0 , 1. birth Plain ls. 6 , 1. • (warn 11 the November numt.er of th e Lady's Magazine, 1,, O nip" of L , tter.prvlcti and d 'kg % 4, - - L i k) prier 24. Rd. * elegant coloured ti ' The is Wit Portrait lye have teen of ti•e Oaten. .P i et4ter. ' 4, '" It o tttl, L nly's Magivtne is on e o f the p u r e st, as it Is the et . t et the who's - nitni th ly progeny of the Pears."— orter. 4 ------.........._____ 111 : A UTIFUL STYLE of WHITING, tilt id alm adapted elan r to professional or mercan- I:4 o l)l4 ' l ' 4 's ; a neat and fdshion•ible hand, truly e i e pa-, •, mid peeulidrly ed l en l itell f ur U n li e4 , taug h t w it h ' hAl,t,t"cl eertdinty in SIX LESSONS of ONE HOUR 10 .` 4 1, end RH auk; , . s. memos ensured, other -4114 au ehal ge Ipa,le ! ta ' By Mr. DUHERTIS . 5, RHOENT-S"I'REE'f, our the Circus, Oxford. . street. . the a exception to ag•e-1,14 Pupi",4 are generally between " nr 12 "Il 60 ' r. tt I fre omitly upwards. B IIORT " a ra 1 1 ESSONS, -"" Ptinei i -HAND TAIIMI'r in SIX . '-- ac e , ~.. t " 8 - which will enable' the Frp4 to take down Lee. d , ' ~orreons, Specches at the liar, Sm. will4w(mdetrui t Inh and acrur,4cy. 'tra... r -4- am usua l . -.. Separate Apartments f ur L i lies. ......:!!.ttilitt attended at their own bongo, if required. 16 Wp - n - 4,7 7-- ----------- -..,- ----r t pr ..- .. e IIEMICAL SOLUTION OF CASIIIHO . 111 $ .elegant preparation of one of the best 'I -hi liedintoes of the whole Mare,i4 •Nledica, by which s t ; Li t ,' ' ''' l lol6r may be given in the fluid form of a Wall ) " 4,),, ' I. P. It thus produeei•refreshiug sleep, eases pain,. '''' the* t colds,and may atria be ki,., 4 . ,t. st em, rename recent ' i t „ , with Wert where opiate* wholly fail. , t and , hi41 134/tlei l b y JohP. Towne, Pruforaionel Claims , s i b ittli t! hottles at ea. 9d., 4s. 6tL, and I Is., by Moor r.. 44 1(1 ( 1 : 1 C hetnitts, Clielipside, corner of Si. Peill's ; Savory, 4i.,... (1 •1 3 9, New Bond -street, and 229, Regent-street tir.„ ‘ g, 1 Vii, Oefortbstreet ; lidyley and C'.,17, Corkepti - - 1 / 4 Z' . Wilidue, 61, Ilialops io t e Without; Chia, 47. 4 NI S t : " V 't s umi It 7 , 44/gate; ailing, .15,9, Barcugh ol ; (24t_. Loekjer'e Alagnemia Warehouse, 237, Tuttenlie "-road, ',Of a tifip,'Z''' o lll *nay be had TOWERS' STONIACIIIC 11,44:,"(V-,--Probably the. safest end most e.rtain Sr.. ti l d find -d ever presented• to. Public notiv.e• k" at...."" c firctual in Nervous• Polpitetinos i „thtlieuitY c' 4447 1 ,_ Ul ititt 4ttii iipteric Affection*. It callus am! a llays 444-77 irlit4l:i;ity womb And comfort,' the stomach, tool ) 4, 7 it flout the paitt or oppression oenseioned by wind' 14118 ' tt "o• 9,1, i 4s. tit., and I Is. No. 11,916. FROM THE GAZETTR OF LAST NIGHT. St .14itte,i'N P.thter, Nov. 17, 1930. The Kin.; was this day pleased ta eaufer the hnnour of Kni,flithood upon Ed stard Hail Alderson, E q. one of the J u d ge , of fi,g li a j,sty' d Court of Common Pleas. . The King was thin d,ty pleased to confer the honour of K i ,:g%!hood Nino Willi int Elias Taunton, one,of the J tl ,l, ! es Ofh:s Majesty's Court of-King's T. e King was this day firmed t:o confer the honour of Knig:,t•intid upnii John Pi!ttrsoN Doi. one of the Judgts of hi. slajesty's Court of King's Bench. - Whitehall, Nov. 17. The King has Leen pleased to nonrinate and appoint the under.mentiOned K nikhts -Commander s of the Most flu nouruble Military of the 13.0 h, to he . Koights Grand Crosses of the aai I Most !formulas:le Military Admiral Sii James Ilawkins Whitshed, vice Admiral Sir 'BIM. 1-Intirev, rl...eertsed. Admiral s;r Philip Charles - Ilenderion Durham, vice Adrnit4t the }Unlit Iluo. Sir C,Mnrice Pi 13411., (lee MA. Ilia Majesty has further boon pleased to nominate and appoint Vice-Admiral Willoughby Thomas Lake, and Rear -Admiral Frederick Lewis AlticLnmi, Comp-4(mq of tins Moat lioneuralde Military Order of the Bah, to he Knights-Commanders of tie said Order, Whitehall, Nov. Ili. Kioe hag horn ptea•ed to nominate and appoint John llay F►r#u*, Ele Pl b one nf — the I:ur►buof eiary in Scotland, in the schn of David 31iineypv0Y, Egg., rmignt.d. Whitehall, Nov. 18. The King has been pie:secd t o present the Reverend John Hunter flumpbreys to th united rectory and v e,nage of St. lioy?, Toll, in the county of Pembroke, 4nd diocese of St. David's, vo;ti ly t' e death of D.etor Nit.bolas Roel. Th King has alel been pleacted to present the Reverend Clirktopher Smear, B.A. to the tectory of Sudhurn run Capella de Orford, in the county of Suffolk, and diocese nt Norwich, void by the death of the Rev. John Connor. The King has alio hren p'ea.ted to present the Reverend lb.:bard Henry Chapman, to the rectory of Kirkby Wieke, in the t ounty of York, anti diocese of Cheater. void by the trandation of the Right. Reverend F} Cher in God, D. etor Christopher liethell, late Bishop of Exetdr, to the See of Bangor. The King has al-o been 'lewd to present the Reverend Courtney Bolted, to the vicarage of Holbeton, otherwi‘e Hollierton, in the deanery of Plymptun, and diocese of Exeter, void by the death of the Reverend Thomas M o b. The King ii , et also been pleteed to nominate the. Rev. R,ltert Metcalf, to I e the officiating Mini‘ter of the parish church of Sunk Ishool. in the province of York, and At ch (leaconry of the East Riding of the county of York. Whitehall, Nov, 15. 'I he bird Chancellor has appointed John of St. Thornily the Apiale, in the county of Devon. Gent.: to he a Master Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery. Whitell..ll, Nov. 19. The . King has been pleinaid tki give and grant unto Richard Meade, of Taunton, North Petherton, and Lyng ell in the county of Stimerset, Esq. his roytil licence and authority that he and his issue may, in compliance with a direction contaMed in the last will and timatnent of Rich rd King, late of North Prtherton aforesaid. Esq. d,e, ; I v a, and out of grateful and ail; ctionate reap«!t for his memory, take and ens the surname of King., in addition to and a ft,. r that of Meade; at.d •hat he and they may hear the arms of King quaeterly, in the first quarter, With his 'awl their own family ; such :inns being , first duly exemplified ac cording to the laws of arms, and remrded in the Heralds' Office, otherwi,+c his Majesty's said royal licence and per mi,e,ion to he void and of none effect. And I'll; 111ajesty has also been pleaqed to command, that this conerssion and declaration be registered in his Co of Arms. War-Offive, Novi. Mcmoult,Nl)oll.l. Ilia A!Jjesty has been graciously pleased to, approye of the 130th Regiment of hunt being in future styled the Both, or " the Kings Royal Rifle Corp 4," instead of the Duke of Yolk's Own ,Rifle Corps. War-Offire, Nov. 19. Roy .1 Regiment of nurse Guards, General Rowland Lord 11.11, G.C.8., from the 53d Foot, to be Celonel, vice his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, K.G. and G.C.B. ; Lit utensnt Edward Tyrwhitt Drake to be Captain, by purchase, vice Pucks, wmi retires; Cornet Alexander George Fullerton to be Lieutenant, by iturchaie, vice Drake; Welter Robert Tyre, G‘nt. to be Cornet, by purnhav, vice Fullerton, Nov. 19. t?d Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel T. \llea, from the half-pay, to be Major, vice F. Eve!yn, whit exeliangex, 'reeeiving the difference, Nov. 19. 6th Regiment of Dingooti Otierils-;—Cornet R. T. Gerard to be Adjutant, via Short, .who regigus the Adjutancy milk, Nov. 19. liegitnent of L;ght Dragoons—.A‘sist au t-Surgeon J Connrll, from the 1'441 Foot, to be As.hotant-Sut tp•on, vice Cron, promoted in the.fl3 , l Font, Nnv. ID. nth Light Drugooos—Staff. Sigeon George Richard Maio to ho Surgeon, rice Colclough, appointed to the Sniff, Noy. 10th Light Dragoons—Lieut. T. Coltman, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sir St. Vincent Cotton, who tetires upon half-Pay, Nov. 10. Ist, or Gremx.lier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut. and Captain C. Fludyer to be Captain and Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchase, vine Rollo:dell, who retires ; Lieut.- C01..G. D Willson, font the half-pay, to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice J. Linlvay, who exchanges ; En sign and Lieut. E. L. Gower to be Lieutenant and C.,p lain, bypurchase, vice Flu,lyer, N0v.19; Lieut. and Mk. 11. Fitzroy to bye the rink of Lieutenant tool Captain, Nov. 20 ; F. C. Brooke, Gent., to he Ensign and Lieutenant, by purclrote; vice Gower, Nov. 19. 4th Regiment of Font—Assist.-Surgeon T. Lewis, M. D., from the 19th Foot, to be Sur g eon, vice 31‘Dermott, prornottl, Nov. 19. 6th nuit—Staff A..sist.-Surgeon J. Jackvon, AD., to be Aseistaut-Surgeon, vice. Spen,m, appointed to the 52d Foot, Nov. •19. 7th Foot--I.,eut. R. Pitcairn. front the lialf..pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Within, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons, Nov. 1.1. Foot—. Ensign C. W. Mid to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Colman, promoted ; fl. S. r,,finan, Gent , to be Enßign, by porehaie, vice Hird, Nov. 19. Itith Foot—St4ff Assi.t...Sorgeon Dimald M.Kinlay to be ARA:tight-Surgeon, vice Davies, promoted, Nov. 19. 28th Foot--StAl'A.Rist. , Surgeon A. S. Alocdocell to be Ataiietant-Surgeon, vice' O'Brien, appointed to the Staff, Nov, 19. 30 h Foot—Surge n S. A. Piker, ALI) , from the 88,1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice O'Reilly, promoted, Nov, 19. 86th Fact.—Staff A...list-Sorg. J. Sheila, MM., to he Aesistant-Surgeon, Nov. 19. 87th Font—Staff A , lsiq..Surgeot, T. Wallah, ALD., to be Surgeon, vice Franklin, promoted on the Stall, Nov. 19. 63,1 Foot—Major.Gen. bud F. J. 11. Somerset, K.C.13., to he Colonel, vice Lord Hill, appointed to the command of the Boyd Horst, Guard.. ; Stair A.sist.-Sur. goo T. 0. Logan, Al. D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Connell, Appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons, Nov. 19. 57th LoStuith, from the 46th Foot, 'to be Lieutenant, vice R. Ball, who:e appointment bus not taken place, Sept. 28. 48th Foot--.T. It. l'imbrell, GAO. late Lieutenant in the 9ltb Foot, tt be Qoartermaster, vice G orman , ap . pointed Adjutant ;.Asaistant•Surgeen It. Stark, M.D. front the 44th, Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Jones; promoted, Nov. 19. 64011 Fout--Et,ticn F. 0 make to be Lieutenant, by purchtee, vice noddle, who retires ; F. Sealy, Gent. 10 h e E o ,ip i , by porch ete,'vice.Otrnier, Nov. 19. 6 7 1 , F oo t......Aoi.tant.Surgetut J. Witch, M.D. from -the 10th Light Dragoons, 1 to he Sturgeon, vice Marano, promoted, Nov. 19. c ra pe, F oo t—Captain V:. Manioc to be Major, by pur chase, vice Gon in, .ptotture,l-; Lieut.' .1. Olkleata t o its Capt du, hy puroliase, vice Mottins;. En.ign W. Black. borne, to be Lienteuant. by puroba-e, vice O'Meara; F. Garland, (pant., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 111:a;. burbei. Nov. 19. 74th Foot--I.irot, F L. Motel!, front the otith Foot, to he Lieutenant, vlce Graham, promo!e It Nffif• 19 . 82iiFoot-1%.1. W. Smith, Cent. to be Itmign, by per. clans, vice White, appointed to the 18111 Foot, Nov. 19. 83 1 Foce.--As.i, , ,,,ot.Surgeett I.Crots, front the T. 311- I,OND 0 L'i, •S A 'MI DAY ' EVE NI NG 4 . ..- N 0 VEMB ER - 20, 1, I.4olt,Prattnens, to be Surgeon, vire Piper, appointed to tha,Sotb Foot, Nov. 19. • fl4tlrFont—A. Oripd to be Enqien, by pur-it tge, vier Eton, promoted, Nov. 19. , 87th Font —A•sist.int-S , krgen;i IL A. I'e:twin, M.D., frnm the 1.4 Dragoon Guards,. -to be Surgeon, viee Arm. pionv:ted, Nor. 19. ' Sith Foot —Erniign nil) Mint mt W. Irwin to 1. :ye the rimk of Lieutenant, Nov. 19. ,9td Foot —Lieat. U. Maeil,4olll to he Calit out purCha.e. vice 11,,,wrie,' pl - onuif el; Lieut. T. C. Left, fi-not the' 67th Foot, to be ,Lieutenant, vice Marlton thl, Nov. 19 94 , .1) Foot—stirr Sargent) P. Dix to 14 Sargent), vic. , Dempter, n tin ti Isom the fi,rvice, Nov. 19. 95 h Fo , ,t_Aa,imont-surgeim w. C. tiutlifiey, from the 85th Foot, to he Aqsi.tatt-Surgeon, vice Starr, retired from the service, Nov. 19. • • tINAITACTIED. Brevet M,j,)r J. Browne, treat tho 924 Font, to be Major pf Infantry, without purchase, N0v..19. { eleven, at Or Court of Commi.sionerp--4. G. Chalk, Barking, F.ecx,{batel.er, Dec. 10, at three. at the Court of Couttnisttionerit —J. Butcher, --Coal Exchange, Lower Thatnei street, coal.ftwor, Dec. { ID. {at One, at the Court of Commic.ioneei-11. G. Smith, Its•gent-ntreet, wine. merchant, Dee. 10. at clevon, at the Court of Comnii— sionera---{C, Power, Ohl City ell todkra, Ilialtopsgate-stieef Within, underwriter . , Dee. 17, at two, at the Court of o.,,odhogh, D. r. 10, at eleven, at the Court of 'Commit.sioners—{W, 11. Stunt, Weilington.street; Otmwell-{treet, dyer, Dec. 10, nt ten, at the Court of Commiisionera —C. Clayton, Globe-terraee, Lower-rod, bling.ort, rictuallor, Der. 10, at elev. n, at the Court of Commis , ionets—W. Llewellyn, Fencliurelt-street, Tiltlf!'11:11t, 10, at thira, at the Court of Cottintis•ioners—J. Jolin-un anti J. Davies, Ferry Wharf, Vattxlvtli, coal merchants, Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Court of Commi•sionerg{:—W. Baynes oil .1, Blynes. Paternasterratv, booksellers, Dee. 10, at ten, at the Quirt of' Commii,tiontr*— S. Benner, jun., Tincn, Cornwall. grocer, D'e. 10, at eleven, at the Cent t of Gimmission•-rs—fl. Jack , an, jun., Lirapotti, grorter,{ Dec. 15, at Chrilltilltl-buildings, LiliCrpflOb.... • J. Bit. rastun, end merchant, Dee. 13, at eleven, At the Kin CR I-11:td Inn, 110,0 e, 11{,Il W. flail, Taunton, {{tointerqtt-thire, woollen drapes~, Dec. 11, at rate, at the Swan 'late!, Bristo!,-E. J. Jackson and C. F. .1 it:Ii11.11 , , jun., Newca‘tle-upon-Tyne, Dee. 16, nt doyen, at the George Inn, Newt Tytte—J. R. Dent . all, grocer, Jno. 9.1, at' tett, at ttaa Christopher inn, Batt—J. Gould, Lichfield, tintly-r mer chant, Dew. 10, at twelve, at the Hoy t ! Hotel, Liverpool —T. Torn{t{ort, Canthritlee, vone mason, Re. 13, at eleven, nt the It ti Lion Inn, Cambridge—J. Roebuck, find& r,fjdl. tt•holeitale grocer. Dec. 16, at eleven, at the Office of Metier. ititeheati and Robitunn, 'twitters. field —ft. Packer. Tlttli, timber merchant, Dee. 16, at on e , at the ()thee of Aleltra. Slivery and Clark, Bristol. CHItTIFICATES, Dix. 10. 0. Davied, illip•ntwrog, 111ertt.nethshire--D. Urill, Litelr Eioehrap, spiv.: dealer—J. P.lham,. Parai Ntrret, Ilotherbithe, picture 'fayhr, 011 Mod str et, ladies' shoetnaker—W, P.preterit, I:nen-draper F. P. B. I'irl:thorn, SoistLaHiptoo row, suigeon—‘y. Cooper, Martini, Ks.nt, brewer.--C. V. Lightfoot, 1144311in-bine, A. G. Ripantonti, Fox-Ordinary -court, Nieho'a,lane, morehant—T. Leesun, Dough , 144 i , fMan, draper. PA RTNERSIII I'S DI , 'S'OI,VI.:I). D. Skinner nut W. S. Skinner, Colon tn-sti eet, elit ese mongers—A. Protheme and J. Drain, blineton, nur,ery tven—S fleruptth and E. J. Sylvest.r, liolhorn-bridge. hat-utnnufaeturors—A. Clover am! 'l'. Hart, jun., BA gate, Surrey, attorneys—lL Shepplrd and J. Eard NeWeastle-under-Lyme, I:at-manufacturers—J. iftwell and W. Wrenttnote, Bridgwater, Somerset:ll,4e, !ken drapers—T. Kimlpr and J. Was, North Cerney, eestoAtire, in. i dealers--. 1. Barker, Lan Shaw, Dutu fri,a-shire, and B. Wyatt,Fookw, Derbytddre, stnelterg— W. IN an.l Co , Wapping, biscuit bakets—W. Clarke and C. Clarke, Ihtlilwiree-gtrtlena, Little Sut.on.t.treet, common brewers—J. Shaw, ion., anti J. Shaw, sett., Liverpool— J. It. Jones and Co., Newerstle.upon-Tyne, iron-founders—T. lamb, Woolhead, and G. Hogg, Lang. !mime, eatt'e-tlealrrs--C. }laird anti Judd, Nottingham, turret N—M. and E. Parr, Pnekeritlgt, Ilettforti.bire, bikers—lL Salmon and Co , mit ghaut, wholesale it tnntiongers—A. Mutter and, H. W. :;laiiter, tzetteral merchants--J. E.rans and J. Peap , all, japanners. GENEitAT. AVF:ItAOR 1.111('F. littlllBll For the Week ended Nor. 12, lA3O, - made np 'tont thy Iteturu s et the Inspectors in tint dlftbrout Cities and Towns in Englan and Wales, poi Quarter. Wheat-- N 3.. 9,1.1 Outs os., Rye :ki 1 445. HU INI PUMA'. AOORP.4I4II> AN Mi Et , OP TO s X WEE 1; 9 pitmcniii:vit. 31.1 Oats '335.1=0.1 tleans,—...*Js. Harltiy—ndt. 3,:.1 Ilya 3-ts. 7.4; 1'4.•aAe—.....4V5. Bit EV ET. To k' \I-cj•iry in the Army--. Capt. W. Wilkiminn,•cf the :"1:.1 Net, May Yri; C. 11. 11. f 3 ring, of the llt Life Gu.triii7Pl6t. 18. LOSPITA I. STA Pl'. To he Surgeon to the Forces. Surgeon A. C. C*lough o ft:oto the 9ih I.Oght Dra goons, vice Thompson, yromoted, Nor. 19. Soo goon a. Pr.teklitt. front the 8711 i Ftlit, vice 111ern, appoillt4 to the ;Id - I,,iglit tragormi, No.. 19. Surzeott 0. Jones, riontt the - 4900 Foot, vic44ll4lYAr in'ol, ileceoeol,• Nov.. 19, • , Surgeon W. I'. O'Reilly, (won the,,3otlo Foot, vice Hartle, proonoteol, Nov. 19. Surgeon F. A. Nheann.lll.l), from 6th foot, vier Lilookey, promote!, Nov. 19. Surgeon A. Armstromg, from , the firth Foot, vice Hill, deceased, Nov. 19. Surgeon G. Alotroleo mutt, from the 4th Foot, vice Loins. wottlo, promoted, Nov. 19. To he A.isistAnt.Sorgeons to the Forces. —Hospital-A..- sioant .1. H. 11.111.1, from the 11.11;:pay, vice Jacki.eni, appointed ..to the. title Foot; Iloapital-Atisirtant T Hunt r, from the h.r-pay, cio3 N:‘Kin.ay, appointed to the 19th Foat, Nov. 19. Erratum in Gaalle of Sept. 28. For I.ii.ot 1/er,r,il, from the 11 , y Afri.a Carhmi.tl C:up., tr he I.i.tren.ent, vioe Curti t i., wh o exelionge. , , read vice W. Correia, who retires upon li.elf-pity of the Royal African 0 rim Office of Onitkilice, Mire 17. ()Ammer 111,4161 D.putownt —C. F. Staunton, ill I). to he Suomi As,ivant-Surgron, vice Kely, prom..ted, Nor.. 13. Commission in the Fist Kent Regiment of 31ilitia, signe , l by the Lord Leutooott of the County of Kent. E. Raker, Gmt. to be Liiittenaet, vice Cooper, de eeavd, Oct. 19. Commia , tions in the Rip& Sc)W,K. Ilagiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Liettitnant of the County of Sussex. 'Ensign T. W. Stunt to be Lieutenant; Ensign J. P. Groggen to be Lieutenant; I?.tt.ign C. Dortion to be Lietvenant ; Etedgn Lord 'N. P. Lmnox. to bu Lieutenant, all dated Nov. 2; eve lion. E. Turnout• ta be Ensign, Nov. 11. Couttniision in the Royal North Lincoln Aliiitia, signed by the 1. , m1 Lieu. vomit of the county of Lincoln. R. E11er00,.E.41. to be Captain, Nov. 12.•• Coniotis.ion in the lloii.mltire Militia, signed by the Lord taut of the county of Ross. T. .41ekroze, Esq. to be Captain, vice Henderson, Oct. U. Commission in the N-rth Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signet by the 1 , -rd Lieuten.tnt of the county of S oilers t. C. it. Butter, Gent, t be Cornet, Oct 12. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. G-orge Bynum, Cheshire . , provi4ioa iLeakr. ANKRUPTCY surrnsiann. John, Crosby, Spit,' th, Yorkshire, joiner. BANKRUPTS. neorge Clark, I3owirr-11;;;;64niiberwell, baker, to sur render Nov. 23, at one, I) e. 3, at. tine., and SI, at two, at the Court of Comin's,loners. I3uosEield , Chatinun-place, New Bridge-Watt. Henry Armstrong, C..stle-street, Leieeati r-square, oil um, Nov. SO, De .s. 7, at eleven, am) 31, at ten, at the C. tof Cototo6siontis. Ditneonille, Now North.t.treet, Ilefi Li ~n.Aquurr. John Turtill, !learnt...4oa, fancy wArehonseman, Nov. 26, Dec. 3, at eleven, and 31, at twelve, at the Court (If Cortimiaminnerm. %Abr.!, Gr.fron•qi.ret, Iland-itreet, Lttge, Vere-stlee, Clart. , snarket, t dlow. chandler, Nov. 26, Dre, S, um! SI. at tWelVe, lit the COW tOeihineis. Week*, Ned' Inn. Wiltro Grant, Richmond, Survey, linen.driper, Nov. so, D ee , 7, aml 81, at twelve, at the Court of Commie sionera. Carlow, 11i2h-street, Mdrylebone. lhmry Ural, Leadenball.street, truuk-tnaker, Nov. :10, 1). e. 7, at twelve, awl 31, at Lin:, at the Court of Comtnioionoro. . Lewis Ilerodrd.strert, Ruosiell agitate: Stw." Daykin, Kt•twood, Nottingiuumhire. kreper, Nov.'2l4' Dee. :3, at one, and 31, at twelve, at the Omit of Commi , tionei a, IYali.cr, flatton.gat4len. Ambler Woodhead, Salford, Lanra%hire, br.wer,. Dec. (1, 7, art.{ SI, At two, At the Yo , k !Lod, Alineheater. D,att, Mane{toter; Ad!inpt, Gregory, and Faulkner, ilea ford-row. „, i ., Na g ,,l l , , ed, Gloucester - 1041e, atone. 11111b1)11, Nix. 2(1, 27, and Dee. 31, at twelve, at the White Hatt Inn, Tetbury,' Gloucester.hire. Meredith, Ban% Chatnbcrm, Lothbury, Lanilnn; Bacon and Barnett, Tet‘ifiry. Valentine 31artin Johnvon; Sheffield, wine-nretehanr, Ni,e. 26, 27, and I)ee. 31, at twelve, at Mr. Ilirbttry'a oilier; She&lti. Mich ,el, Red Lion-kquare ; Barbary, SheffiAl. Joh q Si nps in. Drewhr use yard, No t t vats:Auger, Nov. 29, 'tit three, 30, at plev en, and Dec. SI, at t cn , at llr. Stu'ib's Nsotinghatts, Hurst, Not. ; Knowles, Ne.v Inn, London. Thomas Cocking, Not'inithami, victualler, Nov. SO, Dee. 2, and 31, at eleven, at the Puncli.bowl Inn, Nottingli-on. Capes, 'room! buildings, Cray's-Inn, London ; %Vida. worth, Nottingham.. _ Aram:heater, merclunt, Dec. 3,7, at nine, and 31, at one, at the York [tote!, M niches!, r. Makiniton and Soupier*, Lint-court, Tetnp!e,„ London ; Atkinson and liireh, Manchester. Mio'ntel Androw,Crown-coor. Thremlneccre.street, suranee.lorolzer, Nut. 23, at twelve, Dee. 3, and 31, at one, at the Cuurt Counnissioners. Wainwright, Smith, and Gerard, Furnival's Inn ; L wdl, Sluth•Stidar6 Inn., WiWarn Henry' , Rosamond-street, Cltoken stove-grato-ntalufacturer, Nov. 26, at eleven, No.'s, at twelve, and 31, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- Clift and 11 7 i,her, Red Liim-sipiare. Thomas 114nlivick and William Brown, Leols, 14111(4 1, 1 Nov, 20, 10. .and`ll.e. 11, at eh; veil, at the Court-house, Leeds. Robinson, Esux-street, StrAnd ; Ward, Leas. Edwin !ge, Taunton, Somersetiiiiire, t ;dot, Var. 2, and SI, twelve, at tli , ! Royal Chu cu ll! I ,Ltel, Exeter. airbunk, Staple ; I)rake, Exeter . . Jatncs Altuoinlbio y, Yorkohire, easiinctonsnufae. toter, Nor. 2ti, at six, 27, at twelv,, and Deli!. 31, at elevinr, at the White Lin Ed w i r d,, Bouveric-strect, -F art-aireet ; Stocks, Halifax. Thomas A tkiusiali s Knighton, St a ff or d s hi r e, f i rmer, 16, at f0ut,.17, and 3!. at deren, at the Colo Arms Inn, Drayton .in-flats, Salop. Warren, Drayton Rosser : and Soo, Gray's lon-place. Thomas Clark, Bristol, woollen-draper, Nov. 10. D'c. 2, soil SI, at tn., at the Ilitiorner Tavern, 11, istail. Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's !flu-square; Sevier, Bristol, D r VI DENDS. H. Be.oton and .1. I)uroton, littUndsditel), Der. 1(), at one, lit I let; Coo; tof Coooniftlijoutrili.-4. Hewett, Readiug, Berkshire, coro.fnetor, D.e. S, at ten, at the,Court of Coinuri.sioner.....-G. lilillx, Wood street, Cheap*itle, silk-rouutfaetor,e, Dee. 10, at two, at the Court of Cotunii,simiei s Low Rio 1.:-strtht, Cronvenor.square, elien,lst, Dee. 10:at eleve n , at tile Court of Cortitniesh , tters.—W, flown. Church-p.otatge. Goil4ll4ll,lllrekwell-hall factor, Deo. :I, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.-.-I'. Edgingt,m, Weit.- , treet, Oaford-Ntreet, eoselinauker, I)er. 7, at haßpast lake, nt the Court of , Cottanissioters--.1. Kenth,tll, Haverhill, Stalk, grocer, Me. 10, at one; at the Court of Coat , missiutiert , ..-.1.-I.ittler, T. Hudson,- and F. W. Bowyer, Chttieb caw, Cientenes.lano, thy-gutters, D.v. 11, at PRICE OF SUGAR, The average pric,! of Brown or illu.covado Sugar computed i from the Returns made in the week ending Noy. Id, s 124 e. -I Id. per cwt exclusiveof the duties ofcustoms paid orpayable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britatn. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF,LORDS, Fattuv, Nov. 10. .-...., The LORD COAtruguon. took Ilk seat on the IYat.l4 stortly , betine Five o'c!tck. NEOIIO SLAVERY. . . Petiri••ns were presented again,t Ish.gro Sl.tvery by tor,' Farnham, the Earl of Gmlisle, Lord ih. x l e y, t h e mo m , u , London, Ea I BAtituritt, antlLortl TOP, UNION. The:Marquis of A NUL ESEA presented 4 p titian, signed by upwards of 5,009 perenn,a, from the manor of Great G o rman, the county of Dublin, prayin4 f.,r a rep .al or the Union. The Noble Alarquiri was decidedly 4)pm,, d to the prayer of the petition; but m consequence of its great importance he com , idere.l it to be his fluty t 1 preoenz it to tilde Loidshipe.. : The petition was reit-1, and ordered to be printed. STATE OF TilE LABOURING POOR. The Etil of I?ALMOUTII ghee tititiee for the Bad of Witiehilde4, of the itte.tponetneut Of t e Neveml retelio7, of bie. Ylih rot the Annliontiati of the Condition of the , Labouring' Po .r till To•wl.iy the ith of Ikeett,l)..r, Toe Noble Earl contiflett.d, in the, pivient %tail of the Councils o f hie Ithi,j,!y, it would be una , lvicthle to Initig the nott•itie fortear , l at the time inopogetl. The Moe then adjownerl t) Monti ty next. HOUSE' OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Nov. 19. The SPEAKER acquainted the 'House that the several 'patties who had presented petitions against undue returns for the county of Tipperary, the borough of CACIoW, city of Limerick, tool the city of Dublin, had not enteterl into the necessary tecogi,iz owei to I)l,N:cute the saute. It WWI therefore ordered that the petiti , 111 rho uld be dis charged. The SPEAKER Wooled the Il.utne thAt ht hail re ceived four pe.itions front the Denver ()like, Ireland, complaining of undue returns. The petitimit wire or dere I to hd . taltrt into consideration (notnitt illy) on the 4th of January. Mr.. 11. vit.t.irAts gave notice that after the Christ mas rectfpl lug shoUti so,;‘, .e for a Cattunittee to inquire, into the I.tws relating to /It it',ll seamen. Mr. NORMAN pre.,oterl a petition from Glamors an. shire, praying for a rival of tho Corn Lawa. LEGISLATIVE UNION WITH IRELAND. Lord G. llEREspont) presimtill a prrition from Cir. piayiog tur a rt.p,.41 .11 Ledislative Uni.ln be. tw.en Eoglaiol and Ireland. Mt: O'bONNET.I. said, that he hail been it:strutted by his constituents to support this petition. Wi It the prayer of this petition he heartily eotonirre.l. There w, re facts connected with *hit town from Which' it aline, that well iliqtstratol !,; Legislative Ihd,in. In d o ,. year 1810, time sure 7,800 persons Suppnried in that town by, pie voarse woollen itionfectere , altine ; while at lit • sent there tyre not sty, it pit.ons rtzunt.aiaa. tl by This town plaeeti happi st situation or every, sl'e"iee - hf rwtmier , e, bothextettiaPy :net internally. It was tettrite upon the estirtry tit tit! ee ond the Rust and rieltest plain in tint tern I i extended nom It. Yet it was now in the most tniserable st. t t e o f would say, decrepitude. lltt Wal glad to say that Pro teststits N 9 well ax Cuth , ,lies, of Cot riekleg ha l neited in the petition ; and he trusted they wool(' join here atter in all other ultitiA.4. He was of opinion that the re.. peal of the Union would he, at telett, us advantagions to England it. to Ireland. It Wittlitl nee EnAland from the burden of Irish !Amulets; which, by deProololi"g the, value of ultive lahour, jthe grestei.t MillSo Or the disturbances in the Eng:i4h conrilio4. CoMplaints were towle in that Hints: last 8..40.1011 a tai !he Prutl'urvofthis burden, but th-y were not t epeatol ,his Stioton, fir if the} were, he (Mr. O'Connell) winthl have at once snid that it the limner , of Irishmen were spent in Ireltud, the income of Engltod Would nal be taxed for the auppott lahnurers. r Lord GE.ORGE TIERESFORD N.l I lie di t t. 111+, concur in the Prayer of the . petititiu.' ife that the tinh.4l hid titdibeg. The ttianu l aeztir . s been had, anti "u'ed titc decay of tl,ll woollen metinfaeturet in Cur 'althon,;lt a,hraniShed by their etoo,nicta., the ttmour'w turers continued tu stippty rt but 411 ; !lib! 111 4tilisitftlu4Ntl! ui tliht it WAS Ciat Cirtiekht.g I,st its ‘vottren trafe. Sir .1. when 110 ' , 1•16,4 et I.aA f.ittitel ,tlltnied to, in 1.11 %V. PORT, a,it 1 I. e h a d Lien alttent from the c.n.sequenee of #evere w 1.114 POW t-tJ that his decide! 4'Al4ict{olr wo . thuit the ettanjit 10 te}:ell the woull f bn,v,tl by tie vot.s.-qtf..Le vi I rd.ar,4l, erin, )--- 130. PR ICE 7». 'That measure was one whittle in hit opinion, ones, permd; wag irrevnea , le. Il e recollected that it was eo regarded 'ay Mr. Grattan and chit other eminent men who opposed it, strol oh it they. ronsidered that after the Act bad ken 'once earrietl, it was impossible for theiteto retrace theit oepe.--( Dear, bear.) —Attielt aerie earth:vett to tit : Union whiela tumid not justly consialeted es resulting !rem it. Many thing* so attributed wew, in fact, the ealerettetwen if the dreadful Conte:kiwi* which preceded the Unitot--(Chtere)—and site misgovernment of the local Pat-Moneta which then existed. Malty of the p sons who now called Mr a repeal of the Union were, het well remembered, most lotel in their reprobation of than lava! Mono:tent, anti most just'y to. Ue had neve ,- vat in that Perliatnent, end he therefore wit; not - Hub!. to any imputation !expecting it. lie hash ever consi dered tho Act of Uni , n a,e one growing taut of rin.' lircui , tances of the conntry—ee aleolutely neces sary ; and trout the expreoeion of that opinion be never, would recetle..--(Lewl tholes. )—lt hail been webd that no beneficial Aut-Itad ever }teen 'paestel for Ireland by the Urine! Palliation:Y. To tie-lie wail! fettle. there Ives at least one Ae , ---the Corn Impartation Act of !SW—. whirls 114 , 1 .InAleti the egricultme of !retina. In cerry in'e t', k, he was proud to saw he was time hitiftilele inetru meet. This ens, he thought, a proof that the interests to 'rebut:Hoot not been veal. teed by the tartittel Legislatutte of the, two caul: tries. ) He ne e - se e: e el th a t man y respects)* people culled for a repeal of the Union. A pe eaten to this 14'00 had been presented the other d ty from portion of hie constituents : it grieved lents exceedingly to ditteriront them net 'many paMos, tes Ise de eitledly did upon this ; but in that Home i.e 'WO the re , - preventative of the people, owl he Itad alwaye felt it - hi• limy not to how . nuplicitly to the opinions of his etansti• t ee . o t,,, k i t, t o ar t to th e let of his Padget:ea fur the bent , ft of all. Teat hail lietet the principle of his conduct ter the twenty-eight years that he had represented Waterford, and he had reason to know that Waterford w a s satisfi e d with its representative.--.(Lowl and continued cheere') Lord NUGENT comet:deal that the agricultural distress did not:pieta:eel Item the inifttlx of Melt I Omen-re. , Wegss were always high, and I deter in demand en :Mott months, which wer e theaetly ones iu which the Irish I fellow mope:Lied. It area in winter, when there were tea strange labourers present, that the English peaetut buffered distress, Sir It. ItATESO.N regretted that the flow Alember for IVatetf u d heti not owned hie uhilities to some other ehj, et, fur thole certainly wan no subject so well calculated to read.° xelieinue and tooltical animosity in Ireland ; and all pets:tee of property. rtepeet thility, educatima, good or g;,ml feeling, bad declared against the [tepeel of the Unite!, Ile menfoned that a numerate% and respec te:b'.e i nee tb el bed been at licit avt—the first com mercial place in Ireland—for the purpose of taking the questien Mtn consideratien, and with one video they had declared against it. Mr. O'CONNELL denied tit it the agieation of the Re ined of the Union was calculated to create religious and itolitieal animosity in Ireland. Hu was convinced that it would levy altogether a voter sty effect. Ile himself loud received votes of tbanles from Orangenwit ; lately in Dublin, Mr. Rich:nelson, an Orangetnan, moved a votto at thanks to him, :tad it had been eeconded by a gentleman of the same pelitical tenets; and he (Moe O'Connell) wee prouder of it titan of any !similar compli emelt widen hail ever heen paid his in a Catholic nesenthive Ile tlelfe,l, open the authority of a prooted speech of I.mal that the Legislitive Unieu between the two c. itutrie. wary considered irrevocable ; and let tillserved, !het the How !Leonel was rifstaken in that there bail been a public meeting in Belfast. 'I here bad been no public meetittg, but there certain') had been -84, R. BATESON denied, in the most nnqualifie I manner, that there heel nut been it public meeting, and it was numerously and respectultly attentted.—(Cheere.) Mr. Cl. MOORE c eitradictiel the Hon. and [mulled neither for Waterford's statement that all men of. talent, understan ling, awl respectability, were in favour ofa re peal of the Uttien. The Let, he believed, wee direelly the reverse. All men of ;14111.1;11t. Irspeetubility and ge nuine urelerstaiitliog hud expreened their utter reprobation of this system of agitation. Even I. Dublin, the city which, he bad the leumur to reprretetr, these was scarcely witigittlimaitheassaiLiotelligent moo who would not be wit le sacrifice bin seif-intervit to it e inviel :late meinte. timed or the legilative Veleta. Ile denied also, most unequivovally, that the Orangemen of belled were in favour of toe Ilon. Gentleman's. propasition,. This he (lire 0 . C.) could nut fail to knov, if he witted conde scend to read the resolutions pu , ,lisbeel in the Irishmen , . denied that the talent sod respectability of the Irish press we. in tile Learned Gentleman's wake. The questien was :reit:veal to t xeite the lowest dames, on whion also many deitteimas were preetireal by the lion. 'Member. l i t.o ftelt delusion WO, that the repeal of the Union must he a,, s l this tv:ts supported by alittlons and ex travagant paw gy rice upon the people of sale Toete wete many otters on whi c h he w ee k' no t dw e ll; but was this tebt enough to (Manger the future praee of the country? Ile hoped the Hon. um! Learned Member for Waterford would speedily bring the question before the House ; but if he would not give ,hens the opportunity of fairly alivettesing it, he trusted the whole strength an i respectability of Ireland would come for went awl record their opinions in to series of ttosolutinits, delivered unanimously, and, if poseible, wimultaneoltely ; and be also wished that every Menther of that Runge would tithe an /Tem tunity of express:lu hie feelings wm the subject, ' Mr. A. CHICHESTER moor ulietod the lion. and loarn‘d Member for Waterford's oustlrtion, tint there had not been a public meeting in Reified ttrt convider the ques tion of t e Repeal of the Union. There had been 84 " a Meeting, and it watt num rowdy and respectably attri.du.l, end be himself present. Mr. O'CONNELL duel,red that whathe sail was, that no tm.eting had taken place isy public advertisement. Colonel O'GRADY concurred with the lien. Mother for Dublin in consideting agitation as extremely mil eltievoui to. Ireland in the present state of things. lie did mt. however, tviii!i to hitv4 the question of a Itspeal of the Union brought hale the Howe, us he thought it would probthly increase the evil which they deprecated, in enthiegoeoce of the uumernes public meeting ii tat which. it could not fa to. give rise..—The 10;6)0 WAS then brought up and Lehi upon the table. COLONIAL SLAVERY. Petition; praying for the abolition of rlnv, ry itr th Coloniev were preletitoi from seven plaeat in Nottioglian by Sir llonabl Fergtmn; from Congleton by Mr. EKer. ton ; from Ilerwia-mmo-Tmee.l by Sir Fr.invi% 11l from Ilookney by Mr. Nord; lire from liirionood by MI , DmoLs; from lli Abrehantm umd trailer* of Sir Ilobeit attoo tire from planer do eot.oti Surrey •by Mr. Deic•Oe; from Crtrat Yarnratth by Mr. Itunt110141; froqt Mamrsion by .Jr% l'andarvil. Lot d KILLEEN mov.ti for a return of tiles gi oil aF4. 44strient of Grand Jurits in Ireland for the hummer ol ma, —...Ordrrei I. Air. ()RATTAN intiv e.l for a r. taro oats 41; nu m e y enticed iii 'the last I,evert yvias in Irani,' 'Or the ttse of the pmr.—Or.lere4l. WhIGIITSON orcsoolud a l cti.ion li - 0111 -hying hr a rqual of the wool rimy. - CAPITAL Mr. 1111011 ;f (Trill preiiented n petition from tho fro, loot of Emolon liable to sorve tipan ./ ptoyind tends,iing ot etitital putile)lnt'nfs in miseg wiap nit person:al viohnee was used, Tho Ittpo l iwe bi,gg o i !I1111,1:1411y tt, e4ll the Litt .11tirin of tile Holm to the ptditi.itt ; it want ooe, in liis opinion, of the Let inip tvt worthy of the notire id the Lrghdature. 111 r. WARD said he bail lopn odied upon by six imlivi • who hall I vol ail _Fortiori] of .1 oriel; id the (i d' Bailey, who ex pre•xetl thtir 101 l conviction of tbo Neves trity of t n .nuefilratioti.of the law reg , :riling capital pun i,l ) 'ents, Helot!) agreed with t h at prayer of the petition. 111:`,N.11..NN considered it iitio of itheittoAt ititportaat ver iiteitented. , lie hail frequently witnessed 0, 0 moviitiou n e s of .11ii1.4 to onlyet in casts whtre dot couvietion woul.l he follciveil cipital ctition was ottlereil tit tie . print, {l. WARD iirttrori.e.l a petition trniti a ro , hlent at pia}hig the ifea4a ti) take into it. co:o.;:ho tilt do, ,t ite if the lay tow eNistialc Mr. JENISON tel 4 peiltgon from the c noity fin' 1:.p.,1 or e Act. ' Me. 1.E.11)13t I a IN tition front a Owe in e..“l,ty bi 6,1 o. iy, l , ii:;1•)A - tioutv iii oil ti., 1001 . 104 t Pi qbt, BA 1.1,0 .1% O'cONNPI, pte..entetl a petitiqq r4otti the pa, - Mr. (VCONNELT, petT,ti.foa feont roe sante ptrisl. , 3 4 of the PVile iii ii•to, and orayirg re.,t the repeal of the I7ition. 11 , itrvg , l atittv in' his own justifieation, that instead fit' i;th) IttlAtlll.l het'n turied out tin the rib:Willi:lM 1110.1 6 6/91111 tint III) let'> t!..ino 1„514 hail r,veivel too no . 41.1i' . Similar notes hail I.etnt gisimon the There notice* were in :tons qto , ne.- n roe power gletir to landlortia under the SulArtting 11.. ;!utliority for the stitentent be'toor troade, s' (>Y.II 10 1 ,7,14 . (1 to show it to -,ny one wit , ' felt an hire , e.t ;0 tit , . Not.tei;,-- Mr. J. c;rtATI'AN did nit rto , an ffi dopy t h at Wh,r •he Ilion and I. , ..atned Al , attisa. 1;' rv•pert ttt doe mitres wa , i get; hat it 11 . 34 ti.,: ttt tone if the Fatb.let'ing Avt, tor ri.oi ill aI. st , trt.i.. , ot to inlay any imputation MI the landlord. It was impos.iht, t in the present state tif the haw t , o of she tout witl— out givita; this notiet, in order to ha strictly regtoh.r ; hut hough thew t had tires oven, iier;i,l tia,t two or 1,500 to,t Haus !lad het., tornr.l (a the est it t. So f,dr from it, indeed, be had the hod tel4on for believing thet atily one of the tenants tat whom nrorka was served was likely to quit. Ile to-'k• that oppintunity of hearing his lincere testimony to the exreller, t vii iract. r and contlitet Air. Citaloner. the Itf:ol.t fee the Niche natl. lie l‘ad had Itople opportunity o f witaeestog Lhtflnaftret in W};:,./1 shat. !ent lot' in managed the N.diic Istria e-t and mold lie more excel! rat or more liltetal. .11r. t' al tbi , tutitner spent ti v.ay stint if tion,..y i•t improving the kstate, soil the vonsequeti,... tr,.s Lira the petsantry in that neiglihourhu had Int h the'utiv ntage veld employment. Sir tIMIDINGE haiti tltat jiwidetit-Lity it , tioibiee , l, n. t !rid th, tot& yof hiiiigin; .I,,ting the letter. Archtly,toni hunch. ut statiqc it 49 w, It as could ft tun nr.mety, he stweil tlist on'y t•» petsouS lattl bceti rned out of the itta. down estate. Mr. MA the intro:n , ti,n of arks iinputatione on the eti3rarter or a nalderniin tl,etvetily Krt mud; reepeetvil rt:t tea , the E:irl oo t t ieen ttery had a!rertili* f.tit4l e..ntrld.;etien. What „ ga t oi* trairra,l tv , ail4l the II: Lew t,f Ctaiistirtii bi-eetne ir e ni g ht r night, three eLt it el it; re 11/ f,e rt•pini f, win-n they hems a. froytertly e.lrritlieted in utu•reronty home to the he,..it fif NV( t v to Iti litre genfetti ;n ?—(Loud ei e tin ) Mr. HUME ti t.; P il+w to %viral; tLe asAntry, %viten tiny were updr te4 tv,re to :T i t, al to but r.; the !loose.-.•(I fear, heit. ).—lle slrfumle i t'y eondoet of Nlr. (i'etirinell, a the Han. 'Member J. .oitted the giving of s; *notices the MI% on.; Learned Glen !emu; d 1 0 ire tleni it. Piton suet; rival tiftre lueli on ;ettri , sitto, Les W;i4 jo.ttaietl tit to ut. ;lilt thellon. and .b•artie:l Illentbee knee; nothing nt• ulntt 1 ler.r.) • Mr. I)OHEIt'f-Y 'never meint th a.sert tlrlt the perpk t ought not to petition that !louse. Mr. G. I),‘WSON sail that the ll,m, and Learru-I Mernher for Watetfor.l had le.serted un n foimer night t 800 f rj.M front their h, no«, atal the alti.t.e.trne I M-mher In- 'Yorlishire I a I eallvi it a Itotri , ole piroure of the "tits of miteiety.—th it rArreq*iii.% strow (I the impres.iin it. mitt Intvo nnt k ou th:tt lb h. unl Learned Minh, r'e mind, and n doubt - it 1 ,, tr (heed similar feelings in the mind. of i.thers. The Mem ber fa. 'Nate' furl hat a ttt.rtv,trds retraet.al thq..,,tatemeol, and hat gall that the Ittnnber, 800, tt.l'lrel to isermn't not famii,es ; unit now ktain he nara.oell and 1.,1t mike that the ttna!etst 101 l leen given. —(11.4;; n - .)--11..1 object intended hal, no tl,uht, been anv - trertl by th.. h•fle enett the fir t statement I al prie'ttcel; arta it w.cv lottsAful o firtliet the anew, r. unit the retraction s wont,' ever be ur vireuhit.-11, or NY much read, Mr. OCONNEI.I.. ay.-rre 1 that h t , heloe..00:8 1 :0 peisteet wt re no notiee to quit, ;nil tlta. l .l Or Ist of May. lie now 'led red that the Iminher, 800, wa' 1,544. Ile . tet,setel nothkg, hit' ten liter txitM tray tirarly ti9ll , Irti his assertion, 11 his lore C.r lilt fill hill! tl , Pfre Ilttat Ll, the, r!nt ch t lhe mutiou t itheen:Olt:lll.l43a orthv:i unti tt, it wa.suttlertsi that the House, a,t its ri , ing, du ediittr., at e Mon 'ay. SUPPLY. - - The CIIANCE4IOII of the EXCIIRQUER p ier notice 6,1 on Illonday he should move foe rr Cmmitt-e of Supply to make up the votes given Lot StUi,ki, to fliftuy U se exionv e s of tie aiverotneilt. Mr. fIUME give notice, thr(t Ott the elute day lo.t.uotthl submit a motion, calling on that Move to nova on o refvo lotion, that itll thti new appintotenfit (411(.1113 lit nnole with sliaries on the tune it 'laird lac in I 792. —(C.wero. ) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER t Giro to beware lobe all .the appoito t; them would Le found below theitvintard of 1794 ; a. t taut it tho ovition were ,by literally eorried, *ontohi rho , -111 , 1- r its weidd be rebid. Mr. MAIN sobt, Ite would *ski , - (MN t ettitiott t(hootd not have that effeur..—(A lau4b.) ADMINISTRATION O 1 .lUSTIC.T; BILL, On the mutio.a of the AITORNEY Report of the 10(tottoit.ce (.11 the A metolnuoit. to this way teat'. 311., tYCC)IsINELL congrattlateil th e dew, n od Gcntleinan on the *neves' of hi* le4i6httion, when n his, which hn4 merely been its ilieration time months, ie. arnenilinettt*. • - The ATTOiNEY-tit s ,SEItAL said tho Ilea. awl Leat;MNl Afrinbet toi•Witterfqd.wo S..int pot, of thi) IEII had rot yet tam rleet, .rnol trout , / t etunit into t,p( rition till the Lit of 'laundry. el,t t now to lie amended had only paool true i,hotaidy, 3,1 , 1 amendments wen., in feet, hut • permanent that IVl.ieh lit i e,rct y behrre been enaete4 far a Owl t Ur. 1i i!AIE hoped that the new Leer woohl be mote shillol and attentive then the las., awl net 11,1- e t,, 11a4s 4 11;11 fur the Amendment of au Act Whitql been ilia a short ii Mil iii exi.tertre. I.ord NUCIENT toiwe VI, to In li, to promote the employ uer s t of . the I,tAmt it% va,r, f ree hieing awl w Ile explitinki, taAt the ileac. clausu watt intewled to traiipl,i with that a 3 ste t o, ktoio 0 to most who hail turnel attetition to the .obj, , cl, which retttoi tt what were honett ; was not overstatinF the matter when he i.11:,1 mat th.t tiayetrw WO.) , 0410.11001 to blViell the rote-pip -1., .teat to (le. grade and depreas the olitieultmoi I`he te• ;wining ebonies were not mmthit.iry, hitt merely tOrtt.ile.o patialiva di•posed to est.ibli,lt a Libuur-L,AtA to tici to, by A majority tif tso-thirrll of the ve.tty. hopol by thia mea-ore t, 111'ilig. Oh, 6; A fair Anti open competitino. it t trust hit; , ,, With a &set iption of the there., Heil misery which 1,0. year prea - A:1,11 in the county in which he liappetieil In live, and in Aims ether,' Where the prise of lalritir was ovine .turally law; Ile could not ex . 013401 ha!ft,f wh e t be hit Hand knew, and hi. 01141 00$ I mitig , to and not t,) asp,l%.t.t coy bitternete be!weeii ile. two polio. In se. vend parishes in the velmry in whiat lof To 4 of wag,,a for single, it 1101 not tf2ve,11, , ,i n,l. Fer week, whi'e the pe....k t;,tt b)ll'4:e ratio or h ttman suatettailce. for bt,t imoo atm h. It W 34 (bit, OP the ligtietilturitl I thottivtg rn s.ate Ihna notwith k ,t 4L ,L, jog the sevue tiktiess to trilieh he lrµi terrace!, tsar 1 a. lender at the Asair.ta 'Ara t).tarter +A A , euse o f winter of ) f i l i e ja n t e:r v i e l t i t e i l i t t: 1 : 1 1 1:1 1 1 :t 1 1 111-11 a l t:t y t. . 4 ,1 f 1 1 0 16 e 1 1 : 1 ::: , , ' bi ItUTIIVEN exprraietl Hitt re4ret butt. in t onahions the poor br frelantl was forgotten, mu) poi:! 4 0.0 late B,.cret.ny for the ltinne meittp 4 for the Lirßetil utul uktviviir with wiiivlt be, 1, , ,4 th for a* I.IW regartle.l Idu,/.- 7 ( Hour.) llii Flr?,ft€ll.3StiON tOO% opt.urtutt:ty et!' ataring, that IlAvislig I , ,, t'ith;ho4l ti. vilifitetnlthuilight Hon, Cen!lernall (Sir Ili. 'Peel), he could it*,ert th:n, Sin 141 or. ver givco u 1it.4430 ttlticit h e del toll ) d:oteununr of the 1,4 im,en neultne awl gentlemanly, ;Hui wotd 1 inAttle hint OA it gratitude of ,vriy Him grritt puulic nod the phttl.. ul lt , , , ,forrn 1.0 ball Introilueutl,,iier,.. Itr altuve yr,iis.— Mr, 11111SCOZ highly ap,lrnytti I,f tl.e o( „,,, nAtied th.tt parimliett ought, to lutvu the power *4 erne op , ing poor on WaAto lat,t i , ThiTo wto Ito Nutty Vritelio4 ut tho ktrengtie tintl lati.tptlity of a c ,, nutly thin tho cieritilittift of the I ituurittg gtui 11141411 u claw», fir a• fitit,l.EY iv t, V‘lnyinizeti titut tiro turd-tnn wt,111;1 he pi activally oeful in the part of dn. : , eo./; t o re wi t h tv Inch he wit, hest 4 0 . 04 : 14 t 0 t„ AMr :gun untie! the G,dlery vainea,tll Mt% apprt,h tt 1 ;1 1' : believa4 114.,,a nu ittit :teettuttion ha p:,wnif le oti: 1 1 4, 1( I ,4 o g: it :l: t t. ti f,: t y l e i r e t , 101 l wookliwn;tl4‘.l:.l: n:4lp:titla:ll ottuto'ion t 4 the, of t 1 t; tlAtrts,e, of neipitttl, anti whoever it4itt he the . tvat en..rt Irrit th.,t they ettuld tite4 4 a t) inie,lllt,' fur th antt, tit w on Itl t • 1' t Al r• W ‘RVIA LI I a .I,i it, 1 11 . , 10, Wit ..11 el 1A.4-.1 tort.t L•tul it ca t ii ;tta I , uiihrtl,. Tnose whet 4 ) 4' 4 • . e , • tie ittitiit'eli to A VOW. COt their Writ tint. t.:l 1 rti•t•tqA