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If you should be pleased to re-intrust me with the d tinguished,and responsible character to which I aspire, Abell lte the objeetpfniy life, , by renewed zeal and inereal exertions, to justify the continuance of your partiality. • , ' I have the honour be, Gentlenten, Your devoted Servant,* London, July 3,.11 . 3;10. , CIIARLES GRAN • inittee should be appointed. If it was not appointed it would tend to the rain of the University, to if -th4 tit' mit; ell were unwilling to anode to inquiry, sad intitriated that the ,Counell had- misbehaved thonselves. 110 he fell most ounidently that one and all of the Countil had at i least seatotaly, if not ably, endeavoured to'diseharge their; lt duty. 'Having no more bentbug or mark modesty abilnj him than his Gallant Friend, he would, say of :himself do I, ho bad.rtry laborious avocations to attend to, and yet Vo. r would , appril to'his colleagues whether he had ever 144 absent titan his post, except when eat of tour ti '4" 14 the did mit take any blouse to hims e lf On this tat y , , Yet, ' nor - could be admit that soy was attributable to colleagues.- So far from regrettiug that the requisil,. hall bees signed, he should have lamented the roan. 7 - fact; j. for the inferauee world hare been th a t th e a ff a i r s. the -University had teased Au, intilreit theo Proprieto;i tt 7 1 heidoro ing Ps tiers hid ltedatedr.'withi eriiiiination 4 a fA LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1830. No.“ Jl:z797i PlijCU 7n. „This day w* publithedlin Ova., price Ss. , IiTrEW of .the PRESENT STATE V PAUPERISM is SCOTLAND. PURSUANT' to• tt Decree of the Hilt -111: Court of Chancery, dated the 15th day of Februaty; 1880, made in a cause FANTIIOIII v. BARWICK," the Creditors of JOSEPH MULL NOS, late of Cobourg-plao,'; Old Kent.road, in the Caunty of Surrey, Esq., (who died' on the 16th day of November; 1827,) are, on or before the Roth day of their Solicitoia, to come.in aad prove their debts before Samuel Compton Cox, Esq., one of the MagasB'6f the' s'ahl Coor,t, at his Cliambers,; in Southampton.builiings, Chanoery.bine, London • or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily exclude:l.:the he.' ,nefst-olthe said decree. ' - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • _ '• ' DRURY-LANE THEATRE. . _ ........ 4)n Saturday a meeting *vie held in the saloon, of the Prop, ietore of Di ury-lane Theatets, ' for the purpose Oils. ceiving the annual stxteiriesk4 the accounts, the election of 'els nitifiibers of the Gthriittittte; in the room of dune' annually retiring, and duo tn!einitirm or reject the Sub e ennsittei; ''which the gerserePpmmittee are, under the . Act of Parliament, iiititledlOAipoint. • ' • Arr. CALCaik. in the Chair: • , . , ' Front the Animal 'flenta•t, rend by •Mr. Dunn, it Sp, peared i that during the,lait year, the lessee 'had failed in the Ie nieut of ilia - re , cit to the extent of 1 ,800/. ; and thatiri is thet , inflattitir Manses, the deficieney in the in. cleated the '6644AMo44i:id,' in the last year, to 9,9e7/. Ibi: 641. That When the lite Lesko retired; and pet 4110 Old hunch of the'Sub-C.PunnitiWthe funds of the iheatrts, ' and the remaieder of the property eptrusts& to hint, they , hail,*ithilre asaistancq '4 . lf ' Mr: %NBA, 'carried en the business of the theatre - to' the 'end: Of the Simon.. T at in the montlrof 'Maribor' advertised for tenders fr in persona propossing tOlmeotne'iteswee for a period ot* seven or fourteen yearat-hut finding, upon conviderathin, thit ,eirtiernitandei rather . feyoured their-letting for: a shorter ; period, they received bidding, fiir three years, and', upon the whole they believed that' that of ,Mr. • •Alimander. Lee' was, under all circumstances, . the miot iheirable, They ,agreed with that gentleman at a rent, of 9.906/. a.year ; ha Made a tlepgait of °,0001:, and }hire approved security for a further payment of 8,000?. ' Pie building would be delivered up to him in good order, and requiring but very hale to be laid out in ornamental work or otherwise. The payment se the renters of:14011." had been made in the last year to the extent of .3,atah, lise. ,:only debt due was that to the houdholderr, amounting, principal and interest, to 10,5771. Tim balance' of cps 6L in ham l was only 81, and the Committee `regret ed that Out of so woad a sum no dividend could be mule. It was leipiel that, shortly after the opening of the theatre, they would be enabled to !Icy the amount of interest due. Tie report, which s34mcluded by a declaretion that the Committee had weed their best exertions to promote the inieresit'Of the concern, Was approie , l, and confirmed by tl!tk MOti4 3 /1. ' . • • • , ' A Pioprietor inquired whether they had lost or gained thwintithe period between the retirement of 'Mr. Price and the clos e of the WOOD ? The Cmaitoaate replied there was no loss, but, on the contrary, a small profit. Though et the time in question they lied no great respect of realizing much, yet they Led felt it a duty, tven without the • hope of gain, to keep the theetreopen, for the sake of this many &wilier dependent upon it for 'lemma. Six' members of the general Committee were withdrawn from' it by lot, and all of them were 're-elected, excepting one, in the rtiom of whom Sir W. W. Wynn woe clween. Mr. George Lamb, was appointed Chairman. Mr. Thornton Was appointed auditor, in the room of the Don. Douglas Kinnaird. The s4ls-Committee.clected by the general Committee, and confirmed by the meeting, were--Mr. Lamb (Artie). Lorel Glengall, Mr. G. Whine, Mr. !Anthill, awl Mr. It Allen. l'lns lest mentioned was the only new Member el the Sub-Committee: he came in the room of Mr. Church , . The meeting was then dissolved. liuilly,„MbetAarlr-street. , MOUSE OP COIIIAIONS.--(SATURDAY.) i . The - Ifouie met this afternoon at pour o'eloelf for ke part Ose of forwarding several Dills a stsgo. , ki ke,cpunty,Rsies ( lrelkuta) Dill, and the ,ArkniP - aionsiDitestritorend a , third ti rad and paked. ' . Tins linger nutiee Bill,. tiro- Exchequer tills Bill, a d thicrarn I)ropertriliil.lyere . read 'a second time, a d , , ordered t 0 be co lninitted on Monday ,. ' i wi t hilt; A, Gifisv't hi -Ought up t thp f Itvgito .of the co .- - taitteutof Bupply, put the Committeolof Ways atutlV ; both. at ohielk4ere :agreed to, and Dills . ortiored noun i .. r. Thi CIIANCEI.L9II of 'the pteintquET,t inoTd the further considertitiOn : of the ,Report of the Ceirkt)tit ee on the liner audPitler Act: , Sir•lL PARNELL .expressed his regret that the Bier Tax Ikhauldi Innen- , been seleeted for repeal, insteikkl of ,ether knee; willa pressed niore initnediately on the Oroduet ye triter:at of the country,; such as glass, paPer, liellops L• 0410 1. bricks, and line. Tile revenue .arising from those sour es was )1,680,0001, and: thereforrOf they had ,been shokien for ropeol instead Of , the, Deer Tax, 'the , whole of think MANUSCRIPT SERMONS. A SERIES of MANUSCRIPT SE] -Lei. MONS, in Fifteen Part*. /3y a DOCTOR of DIVINITY. ' , Art II;, containing Tour Sertnc3o..lo4Y now he hi price 6s. recrimination between the Mahlon end ahe. Professors, Purl t 1 proprrietoreirlot to; attend to. ttliat eirettiosts; would have srpeered itheum iudrad. l3atitlw*l britti anvil that the .Cessineil,!hael . sot .rartied, with. the ,-t v q u i s itC, Amigos*, *lid , put (down leltoeti=disputelw full white of Otame:on'thofoobjeet ; the Cottniiili howaveri: te' s wont tnitilhoilliarietees that it tho Omit eil heti Lein 4rtni ilwatillewitinuLt have hat , n flunks. 11,, `wet tint' tat be tletetrati IFT tin oatwor by tipped*. I.le stlt would hare appealed to the Proprietttrtr, 'anti Iva, sun, that he Jambi:have here oulipoited if .1w had taken: tluee stops Which be thought thee they begirt to have takei) but hu.knenel th meeesitity;iliettriseut for haviog justiel !;F,l their *Wei tuid bad Winunseiler temper wee; and he therefore thought• that, they were hound to 'weir for a ' 1 %4 , gible thatige,whieh hatiltut yet eirivedo .4.lat theY-oulark not go on le titey had done they' mall have their, hands strengthened ; :and bd they who they if the sane want- on, theyeltuohl be turned cut of ti iolvvy 7‘ city within foor-and-twenty hos Cheers.) 'nowt wholly their spites were Mitring the Institution, wos44 ba taught that their ease was k,opelese; and the Connell by en acting would strengthen themselves and the heeaeri they weuld artery with the tertain **ppm t the Proprietors. For rariosa.reasons, however, he felt that the Council as yet had *bluets , ostislion co to art; though strong blase.** of , tadosr ,tte .doubt had horn shown. The floe; Mid Leotard :Geiretutet Ikea read thlit T. Well, Strand. Part. 111. Will bo ready for delivery on the ,Ist of+ and' the succeeding one monthly. THOMAS GREOSON, Plaintiff's Solicrtor, 3 Hate-court, Temple. - VICTUIa!,.LING xOFFICE, Jo/4r. $9, 1880. rilllE Commisaio!ler,4 for victualling Ijia MajestyloNavy, fie. do Irertby give notice, that on frissAy the 6th :of J u ly ,ont, ,they will be ready to receive TeUdere in writihrf (Sealed: bp), .and treat for the kupply of the undermentioned‘,..tthiciee, to, /se delive4ed ipto bit Majesty . ' Victualling Stores, at Deptford, ae undr, . • Articled'. Poilodi* l'ons sof soon as - pos. tilde, and fthe remain. HO Tt6lA9 of 0 ATME A L dir, Du / hzir i n f th " lth July next and the other hair by the 14th AugUot L following. Use half hy the 17th Jitly 10 Tons of elitir.,31.l 1 pgons of 11U'VIER by the 14th A4nel 01. to*ing. 'lllelettiarteri of RP I) WHBAT llletween the Ist and 31st ,hOO Quarters or NY lIITE E.A.'l' of ,kugast next, by tek weigh 0011), to be th e bushel—. Weekly proportion*. itplee of the Wheat and Oatmeal mast be predated t 'Party tendeiing, aid the Conditions of the Coo. tracts 'Any be seen at this f/fliett. Earl Tender milt specify the pries in word* at length, and be delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed, and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, - must attend to anewer when callettfor. JOHN T. BRIGGS. 'PURSUANT to a ri 'ecru, -of the High' court of ;Chancery, (rated the Ibth day,ofFehruary; 1880, made in a rause " FANTI-lOM v. 11ARVirle$, ;the next of kin of JOOPH MULLI,NOS, late of Cebourg- Thee, Old -Kent-road, in- ther:Cuitity of Surrey; Esp., (who died on the 11111 b day of 'NOthehei, 18270 living' at the time of his death, end' irany, or either - of them, are tnr is since dead, the persfine or palm, chiming to be the personel representatives;oi iepTieteitatjve of bin, her, o r them, so dyintr,,arerv/V Or before tio4,2oth. desk July, 1880, by their SolieitorS, to come in and prove their kindred, awl establiiih their claims, before Samuel Comp ton Cox, Esq., one of the, Masters of the said court, at iris Chambers in SuuthatiptorAniWings, Chancery-lane, Lon don ;AM tlefault thereof, . they will be peremptorily ex eluded the benefit of the said 'decree. iLLVSTPATiONS 01 §IIAKtirPEARE. IN A 8; RIES OCTLDIE PLATES. Latily published, in Bro., pricel2L, and inlttn., pappi price One Guinea, TIIII N1N,E;I:PIN!1;11.1!IUMBER OF , .71111;:, of the , PLAY of SIIAIt ' SPiARE cotii;iining'gei•enteett illgo irativarot TIIEICOMIADY EIZROftk accompanied by Quatationalind Occeriptiens. p r i m p and Engraved by FRANK 110WATID. • No. XX: ivihbepublished on the oftlaptember, cqn !tabling ,If EINIR y,TIIE SIXTIf, Tart U. and }IL ; and the whole Work will not extend beyond 'Twenty-Ave Niimbets. • aright hive been got rid of. The Itepoi.t wait agreed to, and a'Bill otdered thereoO. AIOIS IItiILAND BILL. Printed, fur. T. Codoll; C., J., Q., and I•'. Rivingio'n; Buldtriu and Cr4dnelcilmi J. Molter, London. Tu be i nt .! 'also of Mr. it. '/Invirilia, IS, Taytotoek-street, Bed ford-actor., 'or li Noinnioniaireot, London. • THOMAS GHHOSON, Plaintiffs Solicitor, - •.A , Haritcourt, Temple. Dcintturs Aistrl RIVINGTON'S ANNUAL • REGISTER FOR 1829. In a few be published,. price 18a. hoards, THE ANNUAL. REGISTER ;, or, a View of the History, .11olitids, and Literature of the Year 1829. • London: printed for Baldwin and Creilock ; C. J. , 0. and F. Rivington ; Longman, Rees, and Co. ; E. Jeffery and Son.. J. Booker • s J. M. Richardson ,; R., Schott). ; Hunt, Chance, and Co. ;, Hamilton, Adam!, and Co. ; Whittaker and Co. ; E. Lloyd and Son • .L Booth; W. Jay; J. Dowding ; Simpkln and Marsha l; 0. Lawford ; J. Layeeek . ; S. W. Sustenance; and J. Collingwood. By whom is also published, in a very large voL, price 245. A GENERAL INDEX to the ANNUAL REGIS. TER, from its commencement in 1788' to the year 1819, inclusive ; after which period each successive Volume has a distinct Indet. . CAIt.PETS,--CARTER and CO., 2, CHRAPSIDE. The most Splendid Assortnieni . of NEW DESIGNS in the Kingdom : Quantities of from One Hundred to Threi Hundred Yards of each Pattern ready for immediate use, at the following Prices :-- • Brussels of superior quality,' the patterns'? Per Yard. new and elegant .1 3g. 64. to :is. Al. The New Designs of first-rate inanufac: ture, uni venally admired fornovelty and pL elegance, suitable to. every style o f fur. 4s. a'. to 41. nisi - Ong CARTER and . CO., Manufacturers of every description of Carpeting and Hearth Rugs, 2, CHEAPSIDE, near . St. Paul's. resoltitione of• the tith of Juie,'t ,, witfids showed, a 4 t,rttentled, that the Courted had acted with suflieitiiii ironies* The resolutions were &t hys el f by the .whole; Council, they were then cosoutabiested to all • the. Thaw fewness, and they were (till the Proprietors. should Arai* them otherwise) the rule by which theCoutteil were firmly tlotAmnined to abide. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, :JUNE 8, IBM • THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of his . 1111.1ESTY's ORDNANCE tle • Cy, Not*, that 'they are ready to DISPOSE OP, to such Pers4ns as may be willing to tender foe the same,'a qusn. tity of DRASE ORDNANCE, CAST and 'WROUGHT 1110 pi, SHOT, SHELLS, COPPER, 'STEEL, and other METALS,I6 Store at the Tower of London, mud in the Royal Arsenal .o.Woolwieb, the whole of which has been divided into Lots, and' may be viewed upon •applica tion•tp the principal Storekeeper at the Tower, or, to the Ordnance Storekeeper at Woolwich, on any day previous to the dad axed fur the delivery of the tenderc A Catalore of the several Lets may be obtained by person. wilting to become purchase'', on application at the-Secretary's Office „in . P 41141411, where the tender. for the whole or. any number of thelaid Lots are to be cieli vered on or before Toesnaor, the 34 of Augestnext. Mr. Ettaitao complained of :the authoritative NUN hi which Mr. lironghttin matikett, Whisk could only toot i • to further confusion instead Of harmony. 11.'11°011 ple' fer referring the matter hack to the C0411'441 retherjliati : the -appolatment of a Committee, an antletatatttling 'etturteuxisting that the Conned were sultesquently to raper t 49 *wafter Uettaral:Meetittiof the Proprieterti. . • N.B. Pittterne fotwirded to Any part of the United Kingdom. ".* The Carpet Trado having suffered materially in the estimation pf the Public' by the introduction of a very inferior class of Brussels Carpets, which have been,for some time, sold by the Linen Draper', C. and Co. beg leave to inform the Nobility and the Public, that all in• ferior qualities are entirely excluded from their Stock. Those Purchasers to whom Novelty in Pattern is not of great importance, can be supplied with Old Patterus at very reduced prices. The Trade liberally treated, and accommodated with Patterns. By ortle oldie Board, It. BYUAK Sur. t al LIFE OF BYRON. Preparing for immediate publication, in M9nthly, Volume*, price ht. each, beautifully embahlhed, and printed in small tivo., TILE LIBRARY. OFM.ENEItAI, 'KNOWLEDGE. • . LONDON UNIVERSITY. Edited by the Rev. 0. R. Gleig, No, L Containing the Life of LORD BYRON. By JOHN GALT,: Hey. Co)horn and Bentley,: New Butlington-htreet. ROCKINCHAIf-ttOW, KgMROAD. Valinble Leasehold Estate.—Compact Dwelling-bouse, Avitb Fore'-court and Garden at the back, producing a net rental' of torty.Six Pound* per *ninth. TO OE Sofp BY AUCTION, ..114 „Oki,, qs, i' 140rwit'i 1 / 4 How, it , s .4t.street,) - A, 0!.1 (‘o3.ree.howoo, Cornhill, on Tinio%DAy. July dy At Twelve, hiable 'LEAS EN( 0 ESTATE, a Lvka low ground rent, al,rl proeht: :I,ll* GwL t num] at . VOWtY.SIX POUNDS PER ANNUM, COUrltititWO A COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE, Situate No. 21, ROCKINOITAM-ROW, KENT-ROAD, In the pariah Of :lit. Mary's, 'Newington Butts, Surrey. The Boum, is enclosedfrom the Road by a Fore-court with Palisadoes and contains. on the Second ,Floor, Two excellent Bed - c hambers, neatly fitted up, shove which is , fileiping.roorn ; on the Jirat Floor, a Draw ing-room in front,. handsomely ;fitted up, French-glued Sashes opening to a Balcony ;.autl a Bed-chamber : ,cirouud Floor, Entrance Lobby, Dininproom, Breakfast-parlour, and a Boum to the Qarden; Convenient Office. in the Basement; Area in front, with Wine Cellar, and Vaults fur Coals, &e. Gardena neatly laid out at the back. The whol e fitted up in a neat end handsome manner. Ou Liase to Mr. Thomas Bowling, iu the occupation of his under tenant. To be viewed by pertnielipo of the tenant ; particulars may be bed,at the Nag's Thad, Borongh, SOuttwark; of Mr, Townley, Widworth; of Moors. Green, Pemberton, mid t Crowleyoodicitore, geliebory-equare ; et Garraways; and of Mr. 10bine, I.l7o,,Rigeot-street. MIDSUMMER PRESENT.—;4T/ENILE LIBRARY. Price only 44. neatly bound, just published, and dedicated, • • .by permission, to her HigUnita ,tbePriacess Victoria, LIVES ok REMARKABLE:. YOUTH of BOTH •SEXES :forming the Pint Volume of the JUVENILE' LIBRARY, and comprising, beiides Eight othet• Lives, that of Sir Thomas Lawrence. N.II, The Volume is einliellished'with , Portraits of her Highness thi PRINCESS VICTORIA, Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE; LADY JANE -GREY, and YIN() ED. WARD VL SCOTLAND. LANDS IN PAST DaTIIIAN FOIL (SALE. TO BE SOLD, Within the Iloyid Ileltange Coffeti-house, Edinburgh, on Vhinwrst),Arithell et day of July nait, at Two o'clock afternoon, utiles' previouelgisposed of by private bargain, LANDS of OREBANI MAINS .11L and MORRIIAM KIRKUALL, lying itl the Parish of Moreham, and within rive miles of the county town of Itaddington, to which there is easy access. 'These Lands form one compact farm, and measure about 484 imperial Acres. The greatest part of the land IS eta superior description, and, it is all in the highest order. The present rent is 8104:11. par annum, upon a lease cur rent until Martinmas, 1836, and, there are upwards of 12 a. 949, Of , thriving wood upon the, property. The lands ate held of the Drown. ; Ner farther pinSictslarii appliattioti trllly hi wade to Moak Walker, Rickel-4aq, • awl Melville, W,S., 110, 99T 4 ?*Itreel.—..lidinliurgli, Mg 2b, 11380. SCOTLAND. VALUABLE ESTATES' NEAR TO EDINBURGH Mt SALE. • • I BE, EXPOSE'fi TO PUBLIC SALE, Within thq Royal Exchange Coffee-1014m dinhurgllr 11,P" Wentrianar, the itkilay of July neft• et`Tvie 9 , 1410 ° 4 afternoon, if not previously sold 17 priyate target% t e rrflE LANDS and • ESTATES of .j 1 1" MORTON end MILLEN% lyinr in the partite* of Llbberton and talswade. 21 Tim FARM called CAPELAWi lying* the 1 464 of ()Minton. The Wide of Morton and .2lillend.are' distant, alatut four rnilta.front Edinhorgh,, and are intersected by the road 1 " 41, ketbi -to Bigger, and' Psnuyeuik. They, missive idiout .607 Acres. and yieldn rent of 1431/. do. yearly. Thasoil is of a,rich ideality; a suitebleproportion of it is adapted for. green drilled crops, and it is all in the highest stateof ouitivntion. There is a good Mansion-house upon Ahrettizt t and the deeding* upon thelarm and upon Hill. , end ars new and iu every respect suitable. The public burdens are moderato, and there is en heritable right to the teinds, which were.valued in . the year 1630 at a very low rate. . The lande,hold , blench of the Crown, and are valued in the cess books at 6901. 30. 441. The Lands of Cspelsw arelituated towsr4s the east end of the Pentland • .about ive miles. from Edinburgh, and are reckoned to messure 44(/ Acres. The greater portion- of the land emulate of sound plume, capable of mitiotaining .about 16 'core of sheep, besides a few black emllto, and a wall part of the land is arable. The present. rent of this farm is 801. sterling; and the burdeps are very' low. The lindit bold Ideneh of the Crown. The abov e p ropert i es w i ll be. sold in one lot, or in two lots, the first comprehending Morino and llillend,i and the second C4'tpelaW. For farther pant-4r application may •b 0 Made to Alessre. Walker, lllehardsott, anti Melville, W. Is,' who have power -to *ell' by Olivet. heroin. • . 410, George-street, 7th May, 1 Imo, Now ready, Part V. of tioNEY'S ENGRAVINGS of the most Superb- ANCIENT CATHEDRALS anti other Public Buildings of celebrity, in Prance, Holland, Germany, and Italy.: cnntaining Ronan Cathedral, south entrance ;• Cathedral, Notre Dane, Paris; St. Ouen Cathedral, 'Rouen; Hotel tie Bourgtherowle, Rouen. London t Moon,: Boys, and Graies, Printsellers to the King, 6, , Pall-mall, Who bave lately published, BATTY'S PRINCIPAL CITIES OF, EUROPE, from. Original Paintings ; printed . to range with all the best Works of European Scenery. Parti I. and IL. containing Oporto Ind Gibraltar. , • • • LANDSEER'S SKETCHES OF% ANIMALS ; Drawn from the Life, and Engraved by Thomas Landseer. Parts I.' to IV., each containing Eight Plate*. • ~m'Pfospectules Of the•above splendid periodical Work q, itating.the varinuc prices, kr. ; May, he 'obtained of thu Pith. lisliera, and of every:respectable Book , and Printselier in the KingdoM, where Specimens may also be seen: 3une, 1850. ' • Colima and Bentley, New Butlidgton-street. WORKS BY . THE AUTHOR' OF PELHAbI. A New 'Edition, in 3 vols. peat Bre.; 113 1 L A • M; D. Or, the Adventures of a Gentleman. The Third Edition revtted,3 vols. In the tatler of Novels of Fashionable Life we never expected to ace a production of the taletit and utility of ,' . Pelham.' The appearance of such n book . is the out ward and visible sign of . an hnproiement which we have hailed with delight in the . generation."—Examiner, 2; DEVEItEUX. "By the 'Author of " Pelham." " A #tst-rate Novtl, the production of a first-rate mind."—Literary.Gasette. 3. Tice DIgOWNP.D. fly the Author of "Pelham." 3 Yoh!, . "Ir peitismi Justly raised for its Author a very high. cherspOr t the 4 Disowned' will raise it far higher.' l -- Literery,Glicette. Celburn anti Bentley, B,,New liiirlington-street. LLIANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN Ix.: LIFE and. FIRE ASSURANCE 'COMPANY, XSTABA;IIIIIED YIY, ACT OF PARLIAMRNT. CAPITAL, £6,000,000 sterling. Offiee, 1, Bartholomert-lane. TRYSIDENTIi. John Irving, Eaq. M.l'. Himmel Gurney, Esq. Francis Baring, Esq. 1 N. M. Rothschild, fp.sit. Moses Monteflore, Eaq ' Inn a xtxtvJall. James Alexander, Esq. MP, John lune., Eeq. .• H. Bernell, • William flay, EN: PAward Mount, Esq. Louie Lucas, Esq. Archiliald Campbell, Esq. Thomas fslaeterman, 0, IL Amami, }leg. M.P. Thomas ßichardson, Lag. • Edward Pletcher, Esq. Oswald Hmith, Esq. George Ilarriecti, FAQ. 11. M. 1110111NR, E 441. William Howard, Esq.' Mtlril Wilson, q. AUDlTORS.—hotiert Campbell, Esq., Benjamin Cohen . , Esq., John - 'Booth, rut, • BANIMRII.--Mosers. Barnette, lime and,Co. Aeruany.:—Benjamin Gomperta , Esq.. F.R.S. : aucsarrsair..-Androwliamlitan,_ Esq., • ruviticiAN....john R. flume, M.D. • Souciroc—John M. Pearce, Eaq. tivrivisvoue—Thousas. Allaeon Esq. • LIFE ASSURANCE. Life 'Assurances ire effected by the COmpany upon inn. dertie terms, while the Assured participate in the Profits, which are to be declared at the expiration of every soccei. sive period of Five Years.. 'PROFITS. i At thr Piret Quinquennial Division et Pronto in the Life Department in March, 1829, the sun► appropriated to the !folders of Policies for the whole term amounted en an **rage to about 20 per cent, of the Fieraituns wl►ich had been paid. FIRE ASSURANCE. The Receipts of the Renewal Premiums, due at hlitlsoui mei., are ready for delivery at the Office Town, and at the Ageociee throughout the Country. Assurances continuo to be accepted by thu Company at the Reduced Rate+, vie. Common itisol4llo6l at is. (3d. per opt. ilastrApus 4. tS• A. 11 A MILTON, 'Seiretary. THE NEW MONTHLY AND LON- DON MAGAZINE, for JULY. CONTICIKTti title Progrews of National Improve• meat in Greet ,Britlein since the.Peace-.Living with the Great— intercourse between the Literary World and. the World of Fashion—The Miseries of " the Bap piest Fellow Alirs",,Sketehes and Ftecolleetions, No. VU. ; Sketches of certain French Actors, concluded Mademoiselle Deshoeses, Philippe Garda, Madame Dth gastort—Journal of a ,Parisian President • Remarkable Trial,,-liath. • „the 'Rooms they Are, and the, Roams as. ! _ they .Worp.-My . ,Couein's Toilette—Fashionable Eclogues, No. 11.—Junior United Ae'reieeClisb—Lunatie Lays, No. I. —The Land of Cake% No. 1V..; Aberdeen Awe—Chantois bunting to an Alpine ; Perils of the Chasseur 7 Sublimities of Alpine Scenery. -.The Free Admission.... Letter front the Siamese Boys-:-Tha Young' Poetess— Specimens of German Genius, No. IV.—Anecdotes of Russia continued, and 'the usual Varieties, in Politics, Critical Notices of New Publieations i the:Drata, Music, Fine Arty, Biographical Memoirs of Person, Judy ! leceased, Provincial Occurrences, 14c. tee, Colbtirn and Bentley, New Ilorlingtm•street. OCTAVO EDITION,OF LORD KHIOS LIFE OF LOOM. Ina few days, in Two Volt with contidertble tuhlitions, and CORRESPONDENCE of our Loam.' BY 'LORD KING.. 2. MR at LORDAURGHLEY, O I.ord Ilisk Tree vurert Afigland during the Reign of Queen with Exyaetcfront his Private Correspondence aild other Niers. By the Rev. Dr: WARES, Regine-Profissorof MOdetsi Ilistary ht the Univervity of (Word. , , Vol. 11. S. CONVERSATIONS of, JAMBS NORTIRIOTE, E.q. 11.4.. Ay V. PAztaTT, ,Esq., In I vol. hat,ill gyp. With a Pine Portrait. ' 4. `MIYSICAL lIIEMOIRS.- By W. T. PAIMP„ Forty Yearn Principal Oboist at the Theatro Itoyal Covent gardca. vol.. • 6. CAPTAIN FRANKLAND'S TRAVF.LS to CON; STANTINOPLE. Second Eilition. 2 vole. &ix -with thirty.eight Engravings. Price 24e. , S. An Octavo Edition of Mr. RUCP,NOHAWS TRAVELS in ASSYRIA I MEDIA, and PERSIA. 7. LETTERS from the EAST. Written during a recent Tour through TURKEY, EGYPT, ARABIA, the HOLY LAND, SYRIA, and GREECE. By. JOHN CARNE, Esq. TWO Edition, ju 2 vela. post aro. Price S. An Ociavo Edition of Arr. CRAWFURIVS NATI. RATIVE Of a RESIDENCE at SIAM. 2 vols. with 9. Raton, • CONVERSATIONS of LORD BYRON with THOMAS MEDWIN; Esq. Noted during a 'Resid e nc e at.PISA, a Ne* Edition, in 2 vole. small Svo. price only Is. ed.-traelt volurne. Also.jurt published, 10. NARRATIVE of a RESIDENCE in ALGIERS. By SIGNOR PANANTL with Notorand by EDWARD BLAQUIERE, ESII4 Second Edition, with pintos, 251. r Co'burn and Bentley, Niw Burlinoton-street. 01,00(iVil CO UN MA flCE'i'.—Jun• ----- -- -; --..; --;- --- ---- - • —•••-- • . Thq transnotionS in urttin have not bon en estsninve es last week, but there is little change in the prices. . Wheat, per 0401 b. s. d. i, 4. . Oats. per. 904.1t5, a. d. s. if. ltritiin, olit 34 3t005 0 1ri5h,., .,...... '...1 noto i 0 ......,--.. new Coutdh, free 34 0 35 fl Beans, sear atilt. Irish Burley, s err 4201 h. Erflitileb En a nd, i 11# 0 2 1 r i Scottish it7 0 '3t; U Chittasal, per lOW. In u 2 .1 „" Irish... Si 0 04 0 .Flour, per 2sutb..., 50 0 9 4 1' CORNWALL- • Tango—Mbeat (iiveraso)96‘..-Itorley. 1 k. 3.1.-oal. 1 (4 . tifts...lkurtes,b—Wheat, 1 0 11 74....1iati0y,124. to 1.+.0 4 ", -. • Ot. ill 1044 •• • • • • , • Iloomm..Whoot fivoritooPlbt.l,l.4...ll. t riey. ta t 124. L*uttosom trr—Wheitt (average) ISt. Od,..Borley, 0tt...()1tt4 Sid,..bitst ton, Ad. , , • flot.heoN.—Whoot, 250. 10,1. l'lntastiott..Whnot, 'AL to Utlt...,tiktrley, to 15t...00t% Os. to 11..01...8eef And Mutton. bd. to 04.....r0* 4.1, to 01.' Iluttor, 8 4. Pot 14 ' ' I.ootttAsto.-Wlteat,Ctlt. NI. to 4 .14 t. 10t. to 10s. 6d. VOI.UNO—Wheat. tts4. tq !AL.-Maley, lar,to nod 'Mutton, 41 1 . to rid.—Voal awl fib, 4J. • COUNTRY CORN 11ARKEl'S. Duzi9o - LAI7 t Wheat. Barley. Oat.i. Beano. rer Quarter. 4. to 1. 4. to 4. 4, to L. .... 1)6 4tl 04 Cartnarthen...—.... 65 -- 23 53 73 33 31 21 911 1,0 Litt 11.4 011 36 Da 99 34 ad 40 remit)) —,60 95 ~.„ Shatfteht 73 4.1 Whit:lo4oer to 711 97 34 95 95 43 Unshel, 4.41. 4,11. s, 41. 4,4, I. (1. 4.41. it,. 1, 0. Coycntry 7 0 9 0 4 8 b 4 36 4 0 00 Newcastle (Star) 50 6 11 0; 0 0 .0 0 4 4 0 3 4) Northallerton,..., 7 0 9'3 j 3,11 .4 6 a 3 4 0 3 9 6 6 Statll44l 9 0 94, 5 0 6 R 311 4 0 7 2 8 6 Swansea S9' 4 6 4 9 4 '1 ti 0 0 0 0 Warwick 00 100 49 5 0 3 3 40 73 7 r Bolt Ilarnantcastle..... 170 I/O 0 9 0 10 (1 6 6 10 0 9is 10 6 t)0rhatt5",........... 15 0 IS 6 0 0 10 3 t 1 6 6 9 Id 0 11 3 111c1imundv..1,....., 16 0 90 41 0 0 10 6 7 0 8 11 4) 19 u 5t00kt0u........... 'l4 0 17 0 80 II 0 48 76 00 0 :W ELI) MAN 31ARKET:—.101y11. Wheat.' Ited. Norfolk and Suitblk...s34. 5114. to 654. 110, 704. :WAltk Wheat, r 4, 1E13) 'COIItN &I ARlEVl'i.—July I. Winlk and Sulthlk...Mr. We. to 65t. fine 70*. SW, ... ...6%. AIM. to 87a. boa 72t. Did - .. 6(I. 1134.1 a 60s. Otte 735. Vow . to, Oils. to illa tine 725. Uod .. „ ... ,;,..,,„ ,i)44,„(lOo..t0 ; 67t. Otte 71e. --...—.-• White 0:4. Mt, to 4th. not 76. Marley,Notftilk end' StiOhlk • 51i, to 242... title 34. —...... Ilitittlathhte . Mt, to Ws. Ilse Ists. .......4. Naritthst o Wold ..i..,..., Sib, to 62... tine 349, .......«..I °reign Beal*, Old • -. ~ 546. to Mt. Inc Mt .......... New ..... ..... ....,... ate. tO Me In. 4 0 4. 01411. .1 10 tMq,•••9 2A. toSit. One S ir. . e ----ottmo , Wt. 2St. to %h. tine slt. - - ....1 rrletland anal Small - Mt. Es. 40•111. floe 10t.. ....,...... Nettling ..... ...,.. ....... ........i ,13%d, to IM, pnr Stone. Shelling .4...... ..,.., 34. to fit* tld.per:Load, Melt, • ' 40o: 4%. tine 4 5t.'ver.Loatt. Itapowed ' ' , • 20, Os. OW. 0.. 311. Ot, poi JAIL NVlijto I Fareitni SCOTCH IiAItKETS. EMI/BURGH ItEAL MAttKrE....lunt We hail e..tniddling supply of Oatmeal at today nutr. kef, which sold hesseify tit last week's prim. Bailey and l'enaemeal 4.lvanced Is. on the sick, but nothlog in the toad.' l'or Back til251111) I ra 1,, First Wines! X'.l 4 0 Seciiiiii ditto ....... '. 2 0 0 litirleybleal I 16 U Posuicitioal .. . .. PO Maley...NO. i, per cwt. 12 Per Stan* 01 14th. Imp. C/Attneal £0 2 di Second ditto .., 0 t 1 2 Harleymeal P 1 10 Peasetnvgl 1 , 1*.—;14, 1. On the moviog of the further eonsideration of the Re port on this Bill, - t Mr. O'CONNELL said it was extremely desirable that: the Bill should net pais into n law in its present state. It Would be impossible to prevent miscreants from gaining possession of fi re arm., the better lint of people, thereftire, ought not to be subject to a penalty for having them! in their possession fur their own protection. As the Bill now stood, a gentlemattLearrying a gun from a gunmaker's in Dublin to his friends in.the country, was liable An have his horses and carriage seized and linfeited, unless .he ob tained a license from the Lord Lieutenant. Mr. HUME expressed his disapprobation.of the Bill. Mr. DOHERTY supported the Bill. He thought the lion. Member for Aberdeen had been-within the last few days sti Much'enfaged With,the Aslant of 'Middlesex, that belted not had' time properly to consider the question. , LABOURERS' WAGES BILL. Mr. LITTLETON should postpone the further con sideratton of tbis Bilroutil Monday. Mr. GORDON thought' it met° have been brought forward, this evening, and with several of his friends came down purposely M oppose it. He wouhi put it to the Hon. Member whether it would not be better at once to abandon the Bill, at it would be impossible to carry it through all the stages during the present Session. Mr. LITTLETON was determined, if possible, to bring it on on Monday, and hoped to carry it through the House this Session. Mr. WARBURTON thought the House ought not to pass the Bill' without hearing evidence an the subject: Mr. BERRIES hoped as the Bill was to be brought on on Monday, the House would nut now go into a dis cussion. • -• ' filr. HUME was so decidedly opposed to the Bill, that lie should move as an amendment, that it be postponed to Friday next. Mr. BKNETT thought it would be impossible to carry the provisions of the Bill into effect. After some further observations front sevt rat Members, ' Mr: HUME said he would withdraw his amendment. "The further consideration was than postponed to Mon day 'next. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' (IRELAND). BILL. After a short discussion On this Bill, it was read a third time and passed. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, nod the Muse adjourned., PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. NOTICES OF artirrtpxs, Awn DI DERS OP TOE DAY, 'W#lOll STAND IN TIMOILDEE•bOOK ron THE PRESENT WEEK. stomas ovrtur nair,nownsle, JULY 5. 1. Almshouses 1;xe1nptIon11111-..Committee. U. (lame Itilletantidttee. O. ..}lolylieta Roads 11111.-CoMmittee. 4., ihapply-Committets. , . ... b. Wars and Means-Committee. ,_ ' 'R.' Administration of *Radice 11111-Committee. 7. Idhel Law Amendment 11111-Cornmittee. H. Usury Law. liiii-4111rt1. 1 14414141 ! U. Parochial Register (Scotland) hill-Second !leading. 10. Registrar at Madras Hill-Committee. 11. 'Canada (civil Government) 8i11..-Further Consideration of ' Report. 'l2.' Rale Coach Proprietors Rill-Further Consideration of Report. 1 15. Supply-pa May-(iii June] Report. 14. ilalf.pay Apprentices Bill-Frther Consideration of Report. 15. awyit's Estate 8111.-Streonil Reading. " • RS. Spirit Duties Rill -Cutrunittoo. . -. 17. West India Spirits lllll...Coonnittee. RI. Sugar Ditties Bill-Coninintt.o. 0 IU. Exchequer 111111 (13.007.00 a) Bill.-Commliteo. , M. Crown "Property Custinno 11111-Committee. • , 24 ,Anita (Ireland) Rill-4111N Reading. • 22. lAbourers Wage. 11111-.:Conunittee.„ V.J. Witnosses (Irelandi 13111 --rommlttee, 24. INeeesan Itchools i i rebind) Bill--Third Heading. tl5. Treasurer of the Sivx.llol.-Thisd•lteading. ‘ll. Fesi and Stamp Mies hill-Cominittee. 27. Fishery Acts Continuance hill ,Committee. A. Lord Moulit.idandforcht TAW.4Betond* Reading. N. 'Warehoused Sugar litil-4ocond Reading. • -,, Ntyriptisov, ItitYpqNs Lord Francla fur the enumeretion of the Population In Ireland. 2, air. Itobinson—in the f.:ommitteo on the Latioarers Wages nig, to move to .le.tre out Claus* compelthig evidence i. also Clause exempting person!, engaged In husbandry. ;i. 2Ur.:llknott the (Au:amities) on Labourers Wagos a itill, to cotetupt all .s..gricilltural Labourers ,hope the eper yen of the 11111. 1 Mr. Itobert Gordon—ln the Coniinittce on 1 abourerstWages Bill,. to move to Cootille the' Opelatlool of the hill to the Counties of Stalthrd and:Warwick. ' • 5, Sir It sherd Vyvyan—ln the Cenimittee on IgibonrentiWages pin, 10 move a Clause restricting the operation) of the Law in the Storineries of Coruivall Axel' neFoll,eo4 hr' us the motetials 'wattle the Mines are concerned. Norwell ott stirrunve, Turantr, Jor.v t ' 1. Mr. flume—Select Committee to Inquire Into the iirculn. *lances attending Vie renewal.ef Ole leases of tilo 'looses at Wintorton and Oribniness, at Diingenesi and at I larwieti, and how dm the recommendation* of the Moot Committee °u tile Foreign Trade of .the Country,. In 18,41, have been Attended tot also, to ascertain the_exterit of re. lief which hos been aillirded by reduetion ofj..iglit Dues, mid what further relief from Light Disler tate be iittbrited to. the Shipping . of the Cotintty. 2. Mr. lirougliam....motion mi the subject of Colonial tlnvery. 3. blr: Attstoed—lteteni, showing (sictordtiur to the Wit esti.. muster which can be formed) the, animint. of Money aim di. cable is the payment of Croditrws of the Nebo', of the Carmine, which, on the 24th April„ wss inititial the - names of the .Commitsleviers .for investigating the Claims of finch (*editors, or wind) then reinsinett in the bAnde of ilia east loot* Company. '4. Mr. Robert - tiratit:—.Aiiiiresi to his TibijeitY touching the expedieney e3f limiting prevision against dangers to which tho'Country might be wiliest's! bye deltaic or the rtown. 5. Sir. )3mo-4*() repriet the Reports of 1812 and 1815 front esimmitteee Ott the Chit List: O. Mr. Ilismolteturri of :Custom Beale r Estublishinente In certain forte in the United Kingdom. • (Airmail OF Tim hay. 1. Sella Ip, Fspiity Ilill—Second 2. Chancery Register a Master, in Chancery 11111.—Cotrunittee. . . • titYnef OF rilUrttiN. • ,WYDNr..O4v, JULY J. Nlr. Agar talla...Conslderation of the Iteport from the SeleCt • Comndttee on the Home of Cornitions Libritry.. Noultatd 1W kflrrioriol, T111.31111)Ar, JULY 0. I. Mr.. O t t l o4llloll.'—Addreas to hie 11111Jostyi that it mill be Plertted to take meastires to have dra ft s or 0411$ of Y Collo of low end procedure, either to the whole or In .11.1r$1. to flu laid beftwe 2. Mr. ituory tirarran....4laor;ort Upon to 41httopoll iil4to or the of Ireland, and of Dublin In patients; With trio* to adapt onto-plan to alleviate the evils ariilng train 'liar Absentees, olid•the cotwoqUent want of employment .AtiinctPs klio Inhabitants of that vomit ry. NVood...Matiott, ',Mat a rodurtion be forth wlUt made in .ttio salaries of all 411 e ttliteers at the (iii. VOttjaiMJC. 011111J10111J1111teIWIth the Increase made to them during the war. to I..pniontienee of the hitch price of ling visions. and the itoeeistiries'of tile. 4, hlr Jame. Iklackintoolp--.retitlOn curtain 14010 h C4linanta, In the church-yard of Old \Vintlsor parsonage is the tomb of Mrs. Routtesotr, the Perdila ut The if f in'• /Ws Title; the Story of whofie gallantries with his late MA. away in early lirn has heen lately re-publirlieil,' on which itf • • inlor ll 4ti the following epitaph " liestity's t. 14 her daughters mutt tleclato She wiu, sleeps here WO fairest or the - fair ; Tint, ah 1 While Nature in bar favourite smiled, A ll 4 . (1 mitts claimed his share in heality'aFhitti. rtfoi 4a they wove satlctrut tbr her brow, row prat.stett A *blowy wreath of wee. 141 % 0 0 lurid nightshade with the buds et bisy, A 44, tkvined ;her 4arkett uypress the hay, • itiwire, dotted every toriting 116wer. 4 „7pd . ., O !tat tbe sweets, mitt gart, the eanUer power. ilaily.lityls , armal from the rave, • r l" o ,,eiffo v;Atttststafor t two siattn t i, eterlastmg mom, litorri esesebiber aunt adorn." On - SatOrday a meeting of the Pmprietore of the tonden University took place' at the University, in order to take' into Consideration the propriety of eppointing a Committee to inquire into the disputes between the Profeseor and the Warden, agreeably to the requieitionl signet by a' great Minden of Proprietors. Among the persons_ proton. we noticed tho'Duktof Samna,' Lord Althorp, M.P., Lord Lord Calthorpe, the Hon. Agar Ellis, M.P., Mr. Draughant, M.P., Lord ,Sandon, ALP., Mr. William' Smith, M.P„ Mr. Warburton', Mr. Loch, M.P., Mr, Morehall, sem. UP., Mr. Marshall, jam,' , M.P„ Sir J. GrahatO, ,ACP., Mr. Ilariog, IVir. P. Thompson, M.P., Mr. Otwuy Ceve, ALP., o r . 1104, Z. Maceeley, Iteq., Mr. Tooke, Mr. ,lleumam On the motion of Lord AtICKLAN% Afr,, SMitli suss ealkel to the Chair. The Clot tnui.titlifilll the requisition, and recommended that the iliscuesion ',loofa take place with coolness end 'input tiatity, so that the conclusion might, he such that they would all rejoice. Lord Atanoar rose to explain, having bn.n anthorised to ,k so by the gentlemen who signed the requisition, and to state the reasons which had induced them to null the Proprietors together to take into Consideration the atfiies. The priuripel cause which made thu requl. necessary was, that it was felt to be essential by se. rural of the Proprietors who took an interest in the effairs of Ow Univer.ity—and he believed -all the Proprietors did —that there should be a cordial ' co.operation between all the persons concerned in the affeire of the institution, and ' which wasnecesaury to its success. It was not only iteeeis eery, it was desirable 'to promote It reconciliation; and as, to de that, it was not necessary to .go into the causes and origin of the disputes, he ahould not do so; , It wee only necessary to say that nine Pro fessors had complained to the Council of the conduct of the;Wirdeni and that the Council had not (ohmd it necessary to .eeneure:the . Warden. It was eutlicient for him to say that there had existed a great degree of personal anger and hostility among the partiee connected .with the University. Ile did not Mail to advoeete the estuin , Wthe Council; 'or the cause of the Profeemte, but he abould 'be witriling, in his duty to the Proprietors if he did not eetpren his opinions. Discussions and disputes had taken piece, and on the ttth of Juno the Council had auntie to 4 deci emu, but that decision was not likely to settle the disputes, and it wee plain that it was necessary, -for the general prosperity, of the that these tqfputessbiltdd he done away. The matter was of the greatest importance to the welfare of the University. It wits the business eat the Proprietore to sty whet and what the Conned hhould be, and what their powere should be, but it teas necessary that the Councilhe it who it ,night—ought-to be sup. porte4L...(ilear, bear.i Unities that was done, the Uni versity would be ruined. lio should propose, therefem, that the Proprietor,' should appoint a Committee to inquire into the disputes between the Warden and the Profeemre, and report to the great body of the Proprietors. The Ciiimuittee should, report to tire Proprietors, and the Pro prietor', should ultimately decide the dispute. The Noble Lord eencluded by moving that,* Jaws Greliarrq At P., Mrt."'Marahall, ' 11Ir. Alrrrivei, Mr. O. Norman, and Mr. T. Romney hq the Committee. Load Atictcr.awoe see.Miled the motion. r. Mr. SligiAßO app led the 1110i1011, and inane l t As an amendment, that the matter Lie referred to Owe° twit to make a report.. He thought it was not yet srfo tri go to a Committee of the Ilroprietera, He WAS Of opinion that the Council would he the best body to allay the tOspittes, and pour balm into the wounds of distention. i Mr. Wbt. 'footle - supported the awentlineut. 01 hail attended the 'Council ,assidneurly, sod Should fad with great bitterness ' the referring the contluet of...,the council to he examined into by a Committee- of Pt - quiet*. Ile .thieeted to the, requisition and to the motion as ill timed. Tito requisitionists were ignorant wiles they eignetl the is. quisitiett of the resolutions of Om (.:At-tined. , The wink *Wort outfitted from not of lite parties, anti WAS notpre. eistly the spontantons offspring of the, great hotly of the Proprietors. Ile was more, front hie knowledge of poldiu husinees, that ti a'appointintot or a Committee of loquity svould may diminish the -usefulnese of the ( olotill. It wouhl expose the .omm:li to the ettetinued eompt Clots of any awl eem.y disettnteuttni othoir of the Irotittitwo. Mr. l'texuoN ,tifitpotted the origitt4l molioo. . Ile rt gretted that, at this early peried of thillovaluable Insti tution, it was necessary to to het Mid , in .. l u eo t APP III I 4 1 0 the public.. - Ile loohed nit tle:to a,s a two ellgal a t eerd, which must ultimately woloot dreply. Ile I,qw thew was a general opinion aloethe tlitioremes in the !loath. , lien Were AO great that it was net the brittit, of 510 n. I ro . diti,not believe that. The success wAs, on the', 4tudotry, j , If extrtordin try ; there were Witt Peitydrpts .thitit4 !Om hest I year, tool the revettoe upwards of In t ooo/.,' anti e dolt., fora thottglit that ELI) irisFitistioti hid , utertttlikt!it ft toot i ..igital manner. ' 111, toitoittoi with tite hurt sye ler Aleut ow c„, l „,„ii ought t o 1,0 o utiportsti 1 but SetlO tildt dill ,li.p t it, brtweOrk ills P r ofessors and the Wardell tail gone -.101l 3 1431 ; ,.,t1i that itoloity eves nocessary, lie etintotA tiai wat.leo' ,, Ar r ed to the ptotith,, , itiot•pattitulasly Pat vit of OW ktt, r whisk deverihellitbeTtAtitorti as yttr hAetng ,1, 1,. ~pilt.tritot to earn.—(.lleee, belii°olr.4hatt was Ile 'vteling the ebarinttor of the Institution. 1(51 illped . that o,i, J o di c iotis steles' of the Committee would• ptiee' 'Jur b. io t t thaw) co the nobk In incifilmi 14 ' liberty c . 1 „,,,, i ,j,,,,,,,, i thntight it w0t41,1 itaytt,iteen I?tilt ~it i w , it,,,. I. B loloksors oor the 'Wad ' en ever trqui3 Mr. iWA en said that it appeared to hint that the roan ‘ :,'",-,,,, lotions of theffiti. of OVUM 'hail effeette4l a ease fur that mit,. 0 chief of which they were su apprehensive. ; r''i Another PROPiIIItTO4 supported the ameeilment, IS Or a ; 7,, i COUileil meat he mote eouvertant with the a 11, ire of thef.lit*:- '::'; versify then any Comthittee the Proprietors einthl appotui. ...: Mr. hirnsivar expressed his thanks for the ho llow 1.. i of being placed on the Committee, and he would etidel- ~, your to do Ids duty if . the Committoc were appuinted ~, lie was, however, of opinion that the appointment of tli- l, Committee was unnecessary; and he ihotthl cordially sop• port 'the ittiolniioti, ' approving of the conduct , 4.t .. 1 the Council, Just proposed by Mt H040,11'4140 l'41). ,;;, prititOr. At- the same tittle die thought shut tli , - Li requisitloniee bad dime the ' Univorsity':u great:stet..r vice, by calling the Proprietor.' attention to tli;• „. public ; tistering the,putilie, by the , dismission, that ti, - : University-was floarlidtingi anti welt 'adapted to be per• ; , manently siteuterful. • The 'PrOprietor , conelittled by ri— ~ commending the Conned to follow rip their rssoletiont. ' • - Or. litattosC fetid,' Whether he should, feel inclint d to support the motion Made by , the Noble Lord, %V IM 1 11%. pealed iu behalf of the requisitionist., or the meendotrrit , I .e ra the iirorietor appointer, "Attila entirely, depend, in the (11 1 . - :. rase, on the quality of the Committeuto be appointed,' ~ i .-, in the other, on his expectation - that the Council, to et lieu .i it wet proposed to refer the litittteri would onto: fully its,:, ...,1 1 fairly into the requisite inquiry. Other propositions tu;gl,l be offered, which would, perhaps, be found preferahlu t.. either; and If they appeared caleulated more effectually , t, ' , „-,i remove the causes of the painful dissentious which he tle• 1 ., :;,, Owed, he Would , most certainly support. them ; fur the ro t '',i storstion of harmony appeared to WM till/MOW to tint v k • . 1 ittenre of that great col hitherto prosperous owlet takinK, reeling thus with retool to the Necessity of Iterntohy, ht k: could but lament' the violative of-; language Hitt' tit ,tot ; ,' Utiapted by -; hitt Learned and ' dittinguithed Ft...mi. It, '''''.' agreed with hint in thinking, es he observed in mottle i ," 'f Platte, that this was not the country tier the time 154I 5 4 11., ' exert:hie of 'fume; soil be wished, its regard to the,trault. ", of tell the proceedings of the University, that they might f,..'. arise, as delletibe4l by Tacittio, nectoritativ suintemii 1;/;14- ~H, .. 1 Vilitinata , jubendi ',thank, that the Institution o.4;ht, fito" never cease to exercise the ittfluence of persuasion, owl rend, . 1 p ' it unnecessary to recur to the exervite of. power, Fun' a OA rj riderabic time he bad wished that front ' some quariev to ,X,..i other the Council might derive ittsistance itt their litollec't - 1; 4 -1 hip, and he had felt great anxiety Abet 'what Inuilhettoo- 1 ,;;1 'corritti,-a snorting of the Proprietors, eltould by some tntran.. f; 4 4 or other;lutuffected ; considering that if the Proprietor, ;te , 4 were inclined to support those proceedings of the Cet t no t. it . front which litudietented, that the responsibility would Ina l' ' entirely • removed front him and front the Councd ; hu,i as the Proprietnri could inquire by no mean. so ettliscoi - ,;,,. rutty as by a- Comtnitive Appointed by tliefaselr4, hi , ~, thought thepropositien they brought forward very 'expo. c client: -' At she elms time'great ears twist he taken in no selection. : The individuals computieg it :must he stot . “o and energetic,' Weil ectputioted- with' the properties of it„. tumuli heart, and deteriniited, 'without partiality 11 ,, 1 t, i .,. , i vour, to do theirritity , in the inquiry: • They totOtt to h e . 1 ,L 4 gitrnb imirio—they must, to. use tits !sultriest! tit' a Ali ii A . , prietii %rho had 'Just before addersted ,tbif Mooting, tip tip 1 all the Affiiii of the Unieersity. They.otaat inquire whew,. and from winaut all these slinieultica and rlifferences luau', , • originated, and they,nosswwitidtut ,reserys, .espow the to , :: .. in his opinion, having carefully watched the, as itele pro •gress of the euncern, , thette dissensions had urigin t a c .l ( root ; t ii l; a v ill e it c . a w n i s i e o s. s 8 d ' i l: i lie, mlkl6 o7 n t ' h w e sour he eier esi t ititmtd , t t i i i tin tit ocolii .Nl. w ii , ` at lit t 4 l : , : ;t4 tune. .-Tite second wits plating Mr. Thu - oot, the, lk,:np oo . ~., 1 outlier of Anatomy, in 4 bitnittiOtt I . 4l‘tiVt , to 514 l'l'o.. 1 lessor of Atiatenty,,calcitlatEti to mitre at lettiltili 19 mfeti.t. ''" of the. stoup *dange r rattle!. ditto a dennoi‘trator, end .I'toi.- 4 1 ,,, tiering Lint whla. hie desire to advance, 4 rival ruttier i than an Wig AO or .ota.opecitto. .. i 1 ..i. • The CitAtilitAlt hero interrapu.ll De. Ilithliselo and ro- 1 ' k otholml Mit that' it, Was Pei suitaltie to outotittli untoes, ~, and that it would bo tulticient for all the R orpoa c i * o f tot if :* Meeting if allusion. were ninth to entiedivitinalt, Whom it was not:desirable:to .tueutinu. - , , ' . ~ Dr. lbalthreitt iq Ciintitillitli)l4 ) *mid he wan not wino, tomeil in Parlianienhul lititus4 l "tuti tunas Pt" 0 ItMelt At Om Chairman, but lie would oodeatoer to.sitape hix iangulfge no Kt tr, tintleretoetl without mentioning any `Priinell. The third 041111* to which ho alluded, *p. peered to him, woo the eppointtitui tif the Warilen.—thr formation of a Owe not reengoleed - ii7 the tier *41 , -k 0 1 tlnt thrritiore, In lie nature, *44 * liewhotrats of ,1449 M. 10 4 1-1, Oat Ihfivotl libtrw , . 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