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I.)avies, Strand. *.• The profits of this Wort; will tw given .to the Society for Maintaining and Educating Pour Orphans of Clergymen. 7 OR catinot atlegitntety ex. ,• the very nitmeOrotiS dhtigillit ived from important Public Ile of all Politic:A Par tite Mettopori, yet he mast not leilginents. He. deeply re , ..-rets that :lie short period which will ititm toe the Election, will prevent him from lentions to every Liveryman which itherwise induce him tit attetopt. District he must, however, request Canvas, s'tpply his unavoidable illy entreats all Liverymen who de will not fail to attend the COM eciSely, on TUESDAY next t which lilted for the ELscrioN, Int.tratl illy understood. The Lord Mayor .hat if, by their favour, lie should endeavour to perpetuate their con .bis exertion fur their local pr.,spe tiorntion to thu Cause of Cit ii sod kon-house, June 6, 1617. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, Jura. G. Evidence was Os Miller's Divorce curther consideration on .110:fiCerb' Continuatiou Bill, the Saving Banks Bill, the Rock Salt Bill, the Copper Tokens' Bill, and some prirtte bills, were brought up from the House of CoMitions by Mr. roosnnby, Mr. Rose, Mr, Brogilen, Sir lames Graham, and other Members, and read a first anise, . bailey's Divorce Bill wus also returned agreed to without amend went. Mr. Maitland, from the East India I-ioniie,pre. sewed rapers pursuant to Act .of Parliament. — Ordered to lie on the table.. Lord 1.101,!( No prekented a petition frogs mend Thomas Waters, praying fora revi4ion of the Criminal Code, and.the Abolition of Capital Puoishments.—Ordered to lie on the table.. HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION.. , Lord Illot.L.sNo presented the petition of the Lord Mayor,- Aide' men, and Common Council of London, against the continuance of the Suspen sion of the liabeas Corpus, which wits read and ordered to lie on the table. Lord HOLLAND said, he.hoped and trusted, this Petition would be followed up by others, 'lnca the. general expression of opinion.,COM.*: pelted the Ministers of the Clown to abandon the system they were now pursuing,. which was so highly detrimental to the best interests 'of the Collol,‘„y'.. rOOll EmpLoYMENT BILL. Th e 13 31 1 o f 1.,1% , gurout, moved the Second Itead iog of the Voor Einploymentl3lll. Understand ing it would be nurse cwiveniettt to. have. the dis cussion at a future. stage of the Bill; he should trot tiow trouble the llouse with any observations on it, i'ntending to make them on whatever stage of the 13iil..it might be thought convenient to take the discossion. Th, Eul of LaupEnom.E.observed, that though the Bill extended to Seofland, it was so worded, that there were no deseript;tin,, of persons who could apply, outlet. its provisions, on behalf Oldie parishes iu Scotland. The Bill was yeadu second time, and committed for Mondar.—Adjourned Oft Monday. 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Priiitad tor William Stockdale, 181, Piccathily. *** Gentlemen who have Sets of this Work are recirtested t o praetti•e the abort Volatile imm ediatel y , and st the same time tai desire their respective Booksellers to forward each rowing Volume tegulitely when published, of no more will in future be plibt,ell than ire required fur the Sub scribers. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHZ. lagiti tsolto!mt's Thnrsday In was , held at the Whi l e H art, Dake-street, G re svennr.evere, on view of the nay elf Mil Nevinson, wife of Dr. C. Nevinson, of 10, Somerset-streer, Portman-saiaire, whis CHllle to bet death as will appear by the following evi leoce Sarah Barnet, matron of St. George's Workhoese, Hanover-square , said, that about five o'clock on Tuesday evening last, she was passing through Portman-Square,.ill climpany with fe male friend, who sudde nl y called out, " Oh, dear Mrs. Barnes, look at the Lady !" Witness loisked and saw a Lady lying in the road bleeding pro fosely ; site •inituediately flew to her a ssistatice, and found her a P ptirviitly dead ; she pulled off her jewels and desired her to be conveyed to Dr.. Le. Mann's, in Orehard•street. A fine young Lady , . rushed out of the.sqeare and said, my dear Mother, iny duo: Mother 1" The deceased where she had VMS conveyed to Mr. Le Mann's , not been lone, before the unfortunate Dr.• Ne viion entered, and with great presence of, mind began to adminitter remedies to the deceased but as soon as be felt the skull, he uttered piercing shriek, and stood the picture of despair. Then, as if some recollection crossed his mind, he threw his arms tonsil the inanimate corpse and said, " Oh I my affectionate wife I" This was too much for witness, Phe turned away' and saw no more,nd and his but underst chialdren ands th re aluaustat thc heinarta - broken husba state of mental derangement. William Fouler, of N 0.36, Little Cora m-stree t , stated, that about five o'clock un Tuesday even• ing ha was coming through Portman-square, when hi s attention was suddenly arrested by seeing a Tilbury gig, contain in g a lad y and gentleman, driving furiposly from Gloucetersplace, and round the South side of the square ; the deceased was at that moment coming out of the gate accompanied by her daughter, but before she could avoid it she was 110ektddOWl1 and the chaise drove on. Wit ness uttered an exclaMation of horror, nd with e s everal others, ran to the lady's assistanc a e , T chaise drove on, towards Baker-street, and wherlae. was ov ertorned, alai the' gentlettandy. thrown out, the funnier was severely injured and taken to a neighbouring surgeon's: Cross-examitied—Did no see the cu rl haise before it came out of Gloticester t -plece'. ieves the horse to be totally unmaringeeble. Did not see the whip applied once. The gentleman seemed. to pull with all his mightkn. Wit w n hetheress is athat nnie jud was a ge of horses, but does nut oW restive one, Mr. A. Le M a n n, Of Orchard-street,Portmen square, surgeon, said the deceaftsed as bro u gh t u as to his shop, quite dead ----The le jaw was brought 10 his shops quite ticad .The left jart' was b well us the side of‘the head, an - thecheek bnerelles of e ntirely beat in. H e (10 not kndow•the (sa the gig, but a friend of his dibd, ltwinho tes! eimaa be well awa re of its laying eghooree , having often had simibtr. accidents. The Beadle handed in a paper with the gentle moo's address; wikich'wits " ourd , P 1016,1111. reilt ;nd the:fury, after a long tro veisy respectinge t h e verdict, adjourned tt ll U MOnday'eveniug, at seven. o'clock, lIOUSI OF CONIMONS. Mr, Gottoot moved, " dint there be laid on tA lllu of the' Roane Ho venous of the sums of (they pakil - iit:tt the Chamber of the. City of Loo m, its fines,- by persons who had declined filling IF, ottie Stictitl,"—Oillerecl. LEAVE. OF ABSENCE. . Mr. Joartts moved, that leave ,of absence be vranted to Lord Keasington, on the groomd of urgent prieme husittess.• The' mot ion was opposed by Mr. CNWTHORN, andsuppotted by Mr, Allita. Ca 01541311,1. It was.catried in the affirmative, Several Members obtained leave of absence on account 0( the illness .0f themselves or fantilies. Many otherS obta ined leave of absence on the groom' of urgent-Ovate business. Sir \V, litotior objected to these motions, as eaiesslased .to withdra;v Members, when itn portant public matters were to be agitated. Mr. Pomors insisted that no pressing business ought to be suffered to interfere as an excuse for leaving. the House, when at Call of the House was intended. He hopysl other persons wonld not be liaraSSCti on account of the Call, when so many had had leave of absence, without any effective reason being assigned. The Clerk oldie Puree Fees' Bill was read a second time. The House went iota a Committee on the Tilsh Saving Banks Bill, whets amendments were agreed tu._Report on Monday. EXPORT:vs:ION OF COTTON YARN. Mr. DAV6NPORT presented a Petition from cer taiu Manufacturers, Weavers, and others of Stock port, complaining of their distresses, and attri buting them partly to the unlimited exportation of Cotton yarn, and praying that they may be al lowed to matinfacture their own yarn. Mr. CAWII-10Kit spoke in *our of an.inquiry 4110 the subject, which he . considered of the grea test importattee, as many of the inanufac. tuners of Lanist•hire could now only earn about 4s. a week, who used to earn Iss. at 20s. Ile re. coati:retitled the referring of the Petition to a ComMittee of the. whole noose. E,Gettvisr spoke to the satne effect, The Petition was then ordered to lie du the table, and be printed. A MeSsage from the Lords announced their Assent to the Olasgow Gas Light itct. Accounts relative to the receipts of the Duties applicable to theTh-pliaosi Fund were ordered. Murders in 17oreign Parts Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Sugar Bouritiet Bill Was read a second time. Licio;sisG OF PUBLIC 1-10W.S. Mr. BENNETT 1110 Mi for leave .to.brin , " in n Bill for the better regulation of Public Houses. lie WAS liiihteed to MAIO the motion, in COMe 4 . Ocoee of what had- transpired before Coin ee t o xi hick be bat! belonged for t wo Sessions. It was the opinion of this Committee that a treat portion of the crimes which prevailed was owing to the bail management of such houses, malty of which were in every sense disorderly. There were above two hundred of these.flash houses in the Metropolis, regulatly licensed anti known to 'di the .Police6rifficers, and which %etre complete nests of vice and infamy. - They formed the pro= miscuotts resort tit thieves and pielwerckets, in cluding boys, girls, and even iotants, 110111 the ages ot eight to eleven. At one of them there was - a regular Court; presided over by 4 Jew, wherein Om profits of the plunder were distil ; anti it was a fact that a boy not 13, who was lately !ransporied, haft d spotied there, in one 'tight,. of .propoly the amount of one ,!red. pound., n ow;) • i hr,e dscutwounces, CwnOtitlee hod. thooghl fit to took Utree , and vise the loeS relative ro liceo , ittg Public Houses, and tl.u. • Bill tt Melt he slio4ltl have to propose wot;hl probabli,go tar to ,emery. the grois and . sertotip,evil. lie should propose At clause to render such : epotraets , bet wpm ()renters and poblicans invalid, and,to open the, trade: in .those districts , where it is,now.known,to be. almost entirely con fined. The I o also go CO prevent Ma,, gistrates front having the power to grant or refuse licenses, without assigning•dge reams: ,He att.: verted to the many, instances of oppekssion and', caprice on the par ; of certain Magittiiites, which , bld,come beforejlic committee ; and stewed the' abuses which now Prevailed, in the gh4riti , The main ,objeq of, the Heine would therefore b e, to change the , eisartsoe* of this system, After repenting the facts C0116'1144' in various parts of the late Report, he concluded with moving for leave to bring in a Bill for amend- , in;; the la4s of licensing the pOlic-KOSess 'ince the better regulating the same. • Mr. S. Mo P.V.BY decidedly objected to that part, of the Bill which purported to deprive .couotry. ,magistrates of esiercising their discrimination in taking away licenses, till it could be proved such magistrates had It btsed , their, duty. Such a Bill ought not to emanate front a Committeeswhich was appointed,to inquire only into the Police of the Metropolis, and ,founded on a Report whiell had not yet come into the hands of Members. He could take upon himself to say, that wherever be had - sat as a magistrate the conduct of his col leagues teas ahoveall suspicion, and it was abso lutely necessary they should have the power, with regard to licences, ,which. this Bill was intended to abridge. lie should therefote give it his de cided opposition. Serie:ant ONSLOW, could ndt agree witb the Hon. Member who spoke last. Every Gentleman who Fad s:tt as a Magistrate must be aware of some intermediate step being necessary between de. paying a publican of his license and granting others through partiality. The Hon. Gentleman (Mr. W.), if he had been on the Committee,' would have had a different opinion respecting the inquiries not being . extended to the country. sit ions front Licensed Viatnaliers in all parts of the kingdom had' come to that House, andliad beets referred to the Committee, and they were ordered' to report on them. ilc cdnceired the Bill' to be highly necessary, and should give it hi! support. Mr. H, StP.SNEIt said, it would 'mite been corn» recent to the Hoittiearnble -Member, Mr. Berukett, to have made mat a motion, without any refer ence to the proceedings of the Camittlitte. Con.; vinced that the 13111 would ben public advautaga rather than otherwise, he should give his support to the motion. Mr. SoAw Lerrytte was strongly tl4 favour of the Bill. The evidence before the Contnititree ap plied not to the County of Middlesex ()WY . ; but tti all parts of the kingdom. He hinted the Honour able Member (Mr:\l'ortley) would allow the Bill to come forward, and examine it; before he opa posed it in all its principles. BEtiNETt replied, and gave some farther explanations of the nature df the Bill. Mr. Gooch briefly defended the colidnet of the! Country Magistrates. Mr. Woitrt.EY consented to withdraw his op• position for the present, but declared his intention to oppose the Bill in every stage, unless it met with his full concurrence. LORI) COLCIIEtITER'S LErrEit. The SriIAKEII Sititi..-.•" I have to acquaint the [louse, that 1 have this day received a Letter front Lord Colchester, in acknowledgment of Olt liet solution agreed to yesterday, which, with the pleasure of the House, I will read." He ti►etl retitd as follows Louth*, Jude 6, 1817. trite the honour to acknowledge your letter of this day, communicating to me a tesolution of the House of Commons, by whit! the House is pleased to express its thaults to toe for my services as their gpealier,during the period which I hate been called upon to fill that high odic.. And having devoted the best years of my health and strength to the service of the, House of CoMmons, with the conscious. nets, that during that long pet iod I hare neverceased to exert my tamest. entleavurslo execute the various duties of the station Which I held by their layout, hoWever Inadequately thoie datiesntay have been pWornitti, I beg you Will assure the. Pottle of the deep and t ting gsatitude with which it nowteccive this diStiuguished testimony of its approbation., I requyst also that vatti sir, *ill he pleased to accept Wy hest thanks for the expressions of hinditesS with which )•od bare conrayed to me this coutoninication. i barb the hosiour to be, Sir, Tout mutt foithrtti oud most obedient servant, To the flight Honourable LCH MEX. The Speaker of the Hattie of Common*; &c. &c. Lord CASiI.RIII4OII then said be bad it in entv , mand from his Ihiyal Highness the, Prince Regent to acknowledge .the recetpt of the Address of the House, on the subject Of at remuneration to their line Speaker ; hut as such an Object eohtti nut be seett red % , :ithottt the concurrence of the House, his Royal, Ilighnets recommended try the House to take sot t o riteasures as would enable hint to confer upon hint this loath of hit tipprtaittiltni and favour. The Cif tif the txCligiltUFP. then moved that his Royal Highness's most ttitteious Answer to the Addles...l be referred to a Committee of the whole Homo. Ott Moisday.—Agreed to. STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. Vzs&Y FITZGERALD liatiog moved that otlv bt iodued for the 13 , oroodh of•Chippen-