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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-25

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Doke of Bedford entertained the Duke of York and a
distinguished party yesterday, at his house iii Si. Jailbeirf-
square.
The Duke of Wellington will give a magnificent enter-
tainment on Friday neat; ■t Apsley Douse, to a numerous
party of distinautsbed personages. His Majesty has signi-
fied his intention of honouring his Grate with his company.
The Earl aed Countess of Bliesinion gave an elegant en-
tertaiument on Monday, to Ilia Royal Flightless the Duke of
Sussex, the Earl of Belfast, General Wood, Admiral Delhi-
day, the Hoe. Mr. sud Mrs. ToWilmette, and several other
distinguished personages, et their house ite St. James's square.
Viscount and Viscossoteais Falmouth gave a samptuona en.
Ordainment yesterday, at their house in Si. James's-square,
to the Duke of Clarence : the pal ties to meet his Royal
'Highness were, Earl Digby, the Earl of flamer, Lord
Melville, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Lady Wildcatter, Mr. and
Mrs. Byng, Mr. and Mrs. Bullies, Geo. Bankrs, Esq. M.P.
Miss Fitsclarence, Mrs. Littleton, Mr. W. Banker, and 11111.
Weliestey. In the evening her Ladyship entertained a large
party of the haul loin i• •
London, England, 1821-07-25

DIVIDENDS.

August 14. 11. Friend, of Southwark, Surrey, engineer, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Augast 20. .1. Brun's, of Bridgewater, Somerset, tailor, at
eleven, at the Crow. Inn, Bridgewater.
August 14. J. Townsend, of Ludgate-hill, Landon, and of
Lambeth, Surrey, locoman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
August 14. T. Jones, of Ware, Hereford, banker, at tea, at
Guildhall, Landoll.
August 14. G. W. &Ilkley, Isle of Great Tile'sSeld-street,
Otfirwd-road, but uow of Queen-street, Hanover-•gnare.
Middlesex, wine importer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon
August 14. J. Lyon, late of Milbark-street, and now or late
of Marabous-street, Westminster, cooper, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
August 14. T. Dooley and J. Donley, late of Willow street,
Bankside, Surrey, corn sad eual-nierehants, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London.
July 28. R.Sisepsots, of Crown-court, Threadneedle-street,
London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 111 J. R. Browne, late of the New-road, St. Pancras,
Middlesex, statuary, at eleven, at Guildhall, 1.0011011.
London, England, 1821-07-25

THEArRR.ROYA COVRIV74-GARDEN/
Tills EVENING. WEDNESDAY, July
will be acted Shakspeare's Historical Play of
" KING HENRY THE FOURTH,
PART THE SECOND.
Sing Henry, Mr. Marready; Prince ef Wales. Mr. C.
Seaside; Prince Jelin, Mr. Abbust; Chief Jostler, Mr. Eger-
tun; Wealesereland. Mr. Cosner; Sir Jobs Falstaff, Mr.
. rosters', Shallow. Mr. W. Ferree; Sit, nee. Mr. Emery; Pis •
'tit', Mr Blanchard. Mts. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport.
'ln which will be itdrodurrd fon, additiusal 5c,,,.,, dis-
playiug she GRAND CORONATION.
Scene I. The Mailer= lerding so the Abbey —Scene 11.
Westminster Abbey...Ai-ear 1111. The Cloisters of the Abbey.
—Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared it. Westminsier
Helt, which is decorate) with the iliffereat Aram of EuglanJ.
After which she Missies! Farce of
JOHN OF PARIS.
, Mai of Paris, Mr. Junes; Vincent, Mr. Pyne ; Pedrigo
Puma, fir. Liston. Piasters of Navarre, Miss Greellif Rem,
►tin Luvr.
Doan to he opined at Half. pest Six o'Clock—the Play to
berm at Sere..
Boar% 7s ; Second Price, 39. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 1161 ; Second
Price, %I.—Gallery, SteaseJ Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is. Second Price, 6d.
To-mon-ow, Every One Ms his Fault, wish The Crisis..
On Frably, King Hrwry IV. Part 11. with the Comes-
lion—and The NOV Soldier.

NR rf fRATRINROYA L. HArMARKIZT.
THIS 'EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 25,
*ill be acted he Comely called
WHO WANTS A GUINEA?
Torrent, Mr. Terry; Headley, Mr. Younger; Solomots
Gandy, Mr. Taylenne ; Berford, Mr. faislkoer; Jonathan
Ohlskiit, Mr. Williams; Mr LAIPy M`Marrech, Mr. Ward;
Weary, Mr. Baker; Autirew Barg, Mr J. Rowe% Emmy,
Airs. Young; Mrs. Glastonbury, Mrs. Pearce.
After which
SY LV ESTER DAGG ER WOOD.
SOwester Llaggerwood, Ur. J. Rowell; Erotism, Mr. Wil.
'Laws.
Ts enoolude with the RfissieMmetl4ees
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
Crop, Mr. tayleure; Frederick, Mr. Leoni Lee; Endless,
Mr. Dresinp; Robin, Mr J. Russell. Dorothy, Mrs. Jones;
Louisa, Mrs. Van ick ; klargaretta, Miss Carew; Nell'', Mrs.
Tay Ira re.
races for the Roses to be take. of Mr. Massingliam, at
the Thestre.

II of

N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad sightly, by application
at Ita Box-oill cr.

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Tu-suurruw, Guy Mauseriag—Lovene
Thumb.

Tom
London, England, 1821-07-25

BIRTHS.

On Tenthly, the Mb, at South Down Cottage, W. y
watmtb, the Lady of James Weld, Esq. of a daughter.
At Worcester, en Friday, the 13th instant, the Lady of
E. Stuart, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
Ou the 19th instant, by the Hoe. the Dean of St. Patrick's.
at St. George's Church, Dub,* John Sams' I Hume, Esq.
only son of Jobs Latourbe Hague, Esq. of Ssuot.plare, to
Ehu Russell, youngest daughter of the late George Birch,
Egli. of Ballybeene.house, county Down.
London, England, 1821-07-25

BANKRUPIV.

Christian William iluybena, laM of Castle-street, Leices-
ter•square, Middlesex, picture-dealer, to surrender, July TS,
Augu.t 7, and September 4, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Bishopagate Church-yard.
Thomas Treadway, of Sloane-square, Si. Lake, Chelsea.
Middlesex, cinnamon, to surrender, July 11, August 7, and
September 4, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys,
Messrs. Atkinson and /Tildes, aianeery. lane, London.
John Bros berick Snowdon, of Lynn, Norfolk, linen draper,
to surre.,der, August I7,at Ire, IS, at three, and September
4, •ii ten, at the Court-House' Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Ma.
'Limon, Temple, London; and Mr. !odes, (.reds,
William Kish, of Sutton, under White Shone Cliff, York,
jobber, to surrender, August 14, at seven, 25, and Septem-
ber 4, ut eleven, at the White Horse lan, Mallon. Attor-
neys, Mr. Wihow,: Greville-stseen, Mattisolarden, London;
and Mr. Atka, Melton.
_

Joshua Jagger, of Past Slonehouse, Devon, stone-mason,
to surrender. August 6,8, and September 4, at eleven, at
she Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Attorneys, Mr. Wright,
King's Beach-walk, Temple, London ; mad Mr, Squire,
Plymouth.
Heury Smith, of Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton-manufac-
turer, to surrender, August 17, at live; 18, at ten, and Sep-
tember 4, st twelve, at t►e New Inn, Blackburn. Attorneys,
Mr. Wigleswurth, Gray's lua, Loudda ; and Mr. Willtiosos,
Blackburn.

Augustus Frederick Monk, of Tolleshury, Fetex, cattle-
acme,, in surrender: August 20, ■t three, It, and September
4, at eleven, at the Three Cups Imo, Culcheater, Attorney,
Mr. LaWftlier, Mahlon.

Thomas Lesingitans, of St. **Mini, Worcester, hosier, to
surrender, August 20,21, and September 4, at eleven, at the
Dell Inn Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Platt, New Roswell-
court, : 11.ondou; sad Mr. Platt, Worcester.
Joseph Roberts, late of Kingston-upoa•Hull, black beer
brewer, to surrender, July 30, 31, and September 4, at
eleven, at the Dug and Duck Towers, Kingsion-upon-Hull.
Attorneys, Mr. H. T. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn ; mid Mr.
T. Browne, Kiag•ton-upoa-Hult.
William Staniforth, of Little East Cheap, London, wise-
merchant, In surrender, July 28, at eleven, August 11, and
September 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs.
Wadrsuu and Son, Amelia-Friars.
London, England, 1821-07-25

, • . . •
PAS lON A RJR MO V E ENTS.

The Duke of St. Alhan's arrived yesterday at his house is
St. lameisoarprare, from his seat, Garton, Surrey.
The Doke of Portland left town yesterday for his seat,
WeMeek, Notts. The Duchess and family will follow un
Weirdo? next.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Buckingham and Coun-
tess Temple left town yesterday for Ilia Lordship's seat,
Stowe, Bucks.
The Marqnis of Salisbury arrived in town yesterday from
his seat, Hatfield. _ .

Earl and Countess Spencer have left town fur their seat in
the Isle of Wight.
Lord' Arundel left town yesterdsy for his seat, Wardour
Castle, near Wish's'''.
Charles William Wynn, Erg. M.P. left Wen rsterday4
en a visit to the Marquis and M iirchtuness of Buckinchans,
at their seat, Stow, Sucks.
. .

. _
Sir Malkin and Lady Harriet William Vf)nn and family'
have left lown fur their seat, Wormatay, Denbeighaliire.
Lord Grey is daily morel& in town from the No.!►.
Mr. and Lady Georgina Neville will leave the Puha.
tie), lintel, Piccadilly, ibis day, for Earl Lucati's watt, is
Berks.

Hon. Miss Grimstone left town yesterday for her scat,
Berkhainsiead Culle, Herts.
Viscount Bolkeley left town yesterday for his seat.
Eng!acid-green, Berks.
Hon. and Rev. P. W. Penes wised yeaterdsteurt Hodgson's
hotel, Uover•sireet, frau Ms seat in Lincolnshire.
London, England, 1821-05-17

Commended to the House that old system by
which juries tried offencewicommitted in their own
neighbourhood, the principle ..f de rife nolo. II
only wished the Government had followed the ad.
vice as to his Hon. Colleague, and met have take',
him out of his own. neiglihourholil for trial iii a
distant county. The Hereourahle and Learned
Gentleman thought it singular that his Hon. CM-
league should now desire inquiry, when he had be-
fore expressed himself satisfied on the subject; but
the Hon. and Leonetti Gentleman should recollect.
thut though the case might be perfectly clear to the
lion. Baronet, he might desire that it should ap-
pear equally clear to others. The Hon. and Learn-
ed Gentlemen had indeed taken a leaf out of s very
extraordinary book, but he hail net attended to
what the Ilon. Gentleman (Mr. Bernal; had staterld
That Learned Gentleman stated the count on which
the defendants were convicted, which vas the fourth
count, and charged them with " conspiring to ex,:
cite among his Majesty's subjects discontent;
hatred, and disaffection agaim.►t his Illijesty'ri pet.;
son and Gower mm ent." Here then the defendants
had been sequined on every •thercouot, and yet
the Learned Gentleman, instead of following the
salutary example of the Solicitor General, who
fused to look at this or that evidence, but appraled
to the verdict of the Jury as the round on which
he would take his stead, referred to the evtdesire
of Mr. Tyne and several others, and bolted that
therein he found what to his mind conveyed a com-
plete justification of the condisct of the Magi-
terates. The depositions which had barn cited by
the llononrable Member fur Dover were net enti-
tled to the slightest eon-Aeration. Fur those docu-
ments, which were the whole case of the yterinanry,
which were -the case of the Magistrates, which
were the entire case of his Majesty's Ministers,
tunic documents were in the po►sessinn of the Ma-
gistrates at the time of the trial, nod they were not
then produced; they had out ventured to pro-
duce them, because they felt the statentents they
contained to be such as would not in any degree
influence the veldict .•f a jury. 130 even the ine-
trinsic merit of thee- drnovitions was munch over-
rated by the Learned Gentleinan ; it aright be
correct to call ►hero depositions, but it should be
tecollected at the -alte time that they were the
statentento of iserrous wider the i, nurnce of the
Magistrate!, drawn up under their inspection, and
not autimitted, like other evidence, to the test of
oral examination bore► the other side. The Learned
Gentleman had persevered in the mistatement of
revers! unportsnt facts. The Learned Gentlemen
had asked, " Whether they would not have soldier%
London, England, 1821-05-17

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nrw

was Captain Porteus convicted ? Not because the mob, the
he fired on lie poptc:,ot, but. be perse- were all misl4
vered, sod shested • i• , not to Mr. Biscitl
Preserve the lives of Jac.ost
w.hitax —(Hear, detain the t
- hear.)--4t.wes aim amour ry Oat should were wanting
understand their duty. It is no excuse r them to appointment
say that they obey their orders. They are bound it in the vol
tb commit no act that amid be mnitedgehd a wanton before the
aggression. If they were ordered..ttigo attack and which they
butcher their fellow-citizens, sad - they did so, On a former
ofthosigh no resistance was made', it would be in before the
them a crime. It had been said Itynh Honourable House, but a
Member who spoke last night, he believed the do it than
Member for Dover (Mr. Wilbrihats), that the per- any claims t
London, England, 1821-07-13

CONCLUSION OF THE LOTTERY, AND OF THE
PRESENT CONTRA(' P.
EXT TUESDAY, the 17th instant. and
1.1 the ensui:ne 64(lirdey, ALL MUST BE DRAWN.
I3IMENSE RICH WHEEL.
1 ....of 25.000 Console l 25,000
2
1
2
2
2
6
6
10
20
41
50
1,015
1,100
o.* Even, .Ticket drawn NEXT TUESDAY is mire
to be a Prize!
IA few warranted und,awn TICKETS and SHARES are
welling by 3. and .1. SWEWRIGHT, Contractors, Loudon;
and by alt their Among* in /he Country,.
Nut out franks will be drawn Nest Tuesday.
0.4' Above Halt the Capitals and other Prizes will be
draws Neat Tuesday.
London, England, 1821-07-13

VAUXHALL.
ON MONDAY EVENING. Jolt' 16, that
Mill be a GRAND GALA.
A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS,
Partieniarly a grand imposing Scene of
Ths ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS,
Aud the Bay of Naples.
The Military, Caledonian, and Panda's Banda will perform
between the Acts.
Admission, 3s. dd.—The doors open at Semi ; the Coo.
rest to begin at Eight. Second Act of the Geoid all Drees
o'Clock precisely.
London, England, 1821-07-13

To conclode with the f ite hforieol Farce ratted

WALK FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET.
Meeringtoo, Mr. Roobotbam;ill's's', Mr. Minion;
Bob t.uveloek, Mr. Harley; ilookey W.llker, Mr. Wilkin•
Koobba, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Emma, Masa I. Stereuews ;
Mrs. Kildeary, Mrs. Grove.

The Illuminated Shrubbery will be upriser! at Eight
n'Cluck fur the admissiuu of the Srcuud Price, which cum-
reterices at Nine.

Doors open at Half•pail Six, the Performance to begin at
Seven.

To-morrow, a new Farce, in Iwo acts, called Two Pence!
Dream--snil The Promissory Note.
Oa Monday the Performances will be by special desire of
her Majesty.
London, England, 1821-07-13

lis the Petit. and shortly will be prblithed, is OD, VOL SVU.
(1N ANALYSIS of the TALENTS mud
CHARACTER of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.

By A GENERAL OFFICER.
The Talents and Character of Bonaparte must be analysed
to be understood. There is so much of the great sad of the
little, of the splendid and mean, of knowledge and ig-
norance, that no true idea cau be formed from • gen•ral
view ; the various Went.; and traits of character must be
viewed and examined separately, which is what is done in
this Analysis. Bonaparte dues not appear to have been the
greatest of the Fi epoch Generals nor Statesmen, ►ut he united
in himself • greater variety of talents than perhaps any man
that ever vitiated, and these talents, exerted in troublesome
times, with • perwirerance, energy, and audacity, of which
there is no example, led to the wonderful success of that ex-
traordinary man.
To be published by W. Sam., Bookseller to his Royal
Highness the Duke of York, 1, St. Jaases's•atreet.
London, England, 1821-05-21

FASHIONAILNMaIin.

The Duke of Norfolk left town ow Friday for Ms seat,
Werke*, Manors, Notts.
The Doke' of Rutland, Grafton, sod Portland, left town
yesterday fur Newmarket.

Lady eat-Wine Lamb kft tow■ o• Saturday for Brucker
Hail.

Lord G. H. Cavendish kft town yesterday fur Newmarket.
Departures from the Glarendos Noel, Bond-street :—Sir
John Shelley, Bart. for Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs. Tajlor
for Bath.

Lady Montgomery Bargees mid Mr. Burgess arrived on
Saturday at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyta-street, from Paris.
James Lennon, Esq. kit ditto for Scotland.
Sir J. K. Power, Bart. M.P. is arrived at ilia British Ho.
tel, Jermyn-street, from a flour.

Mr. and Mrs. Hay and faintly left Blake's Hotel, Jertnyo-
street, yesterday, for their seal in Scotland.

D. partores front Shelley'* Hotel, Coeltspnr-street:—Ge-
ner•l Douglas for Chatham ; J. Payne, Esq. fur his seal,
Teddington; Rev. Mr. Allah, on a tour; J. Gilbert,
Esq. for Evmonth; W. Gardiner, Esq. for his scat iu Scot-
land; Caption Clarke for Portsmouth.
Arrival., at Rodison's Hotel, Dover-atreel :—Mr. and Mrs.
Blake, from SOW;; sod Wm. Hill, Esq. (Irons Ireland.—
Peter Purcell, Esq. left ditto, yesterday, for Ireland.
Lady and the leo nets Stapleton* have left Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square. fur their seat in Oxfordshire.
. .

Arrivals at the PaWary Heel, Pseemdllty :—Ms. and
Lady Ara hiarray. Own Paris; aad Captain Seejeset, (rout
B, ightou.

The Earl or Caledon is arrived in St. James's-square,
from the Earl of Hmdwieke's peat, Wimpole, Camhridgesboe.
Lord Pollington is arrived in town from a tour.
. .

Colonel and Put=!seance arrived yesterday at Fen-
lan's Hotel, St.Jamea'a•street, from Busby Park.
J Eq. arrived yesterday al the Waterloo Hotel.
Jereeya.streei, from a tour.
London, England, 1821-05-21

THS ZINC'S TOUR.

the following is a list of the places which, ac-
cording to our own Papers and the foreign Journals,
his M•JSSTTr is destined to visit in th course of
the summer:—lreland, Fiance, the Netherland.,
Hanover, Hesse Darmstadt, and Austria. The
same Papers state that preparations are making for
his reception in the following cities
Brussels, Darmstadt, Aix-la-Ciaspelle,aod
London, England, 1821-05-21

CURIOUS DISCOVRRY.

A short time ago, while working a piece of converted tins-
her in the Dock•lard, for a brat fetlock rider of his !Ma-
jesty's shipKnol. of 74 mina, lse workmate bad tw tabs off
about three inches from one of the rods, iu which a small
hale was discovered, and on cutting is out with a mallet awl
chisel, a bird, called the willow-wren, was found in a perfect
Piste of preserrntion. There was not the least appearance
of defect in the wood, unlit the lhree•incb piece was cut uH•.
London, England, 1821-05-21

among which the most operative ire the demand
fur labour, and the 6irculating medium of the
rountry. The derangements in bur currency fur
the last twenty years have thrown cur affairs into
extraordinary confusion, and society in its various
classes must feel the effects of the changes, as they
occur without perhaps perceiving accurately at the
moment the causes of their sufferings. The dimi-
nished value of the circulating medium during the
war gave apparently high prices to the landholders,
And enabled them to meet their burdens with
ability and readiness; the present increased value
of the currency, increased too at the instant
considerably beyond its proper value for Hank
paper, is still at a premium, sweeps away the
apparently high priers fruits the formers, but
leaves them a proportionably aggravated load
of taxes and rents to endure. . They are whit hug
in a vortex formed by the contending eddies
of the paper system and of the natural state
of the currency, and they undoubtedly have a
right to complain thitt the burdens of the artificial
system should be continued, while the foundation
la removed -that enabled shop to endure so great a
pressure. • The Agrieoltutel Committee. looking
solely to the present wishes of the agriculturists, will
seek ansionsly after the means of raising the price
of emu; but in this they must fail. A total
prohibition of foreign grain would not at the pre-
sent moment raias the price of corn in our
home markets its shillings a quarter, neither
would a free importation of corn after a few weeks
mimeo the prices to any senous extent. In the
mean time the agOitulture of the country is alarm-
ingly.depressed,ssud in our mind there is no way
whatever of stletristing its distresses but by dimt-
+taishing the amount of the estimates, and by
- reducing taxes to an equal amount Irons among
those that press most grievously upon the landed
interest..

Estract from a hinter from St. Domingo, dated
Cape Dairies+. March le. 1841 Every thing
is quiet, end confidence again restored. The ring-
leaders of the late conspiracy hove been arrested:
cnnifeasired, end shot, end ell things are going on
well."

The Funds continue to improve as the appre-
hen.iwts of diatorbances spa the Continent vanish.

Ye•terdey the Earl of Lnssra•x. hid •an
atv,ielice of the Aloud.

The Duke of YORK visited' his MainTY yes-
terday.
London, England, 1821-05-21

OXFORD, MAY 19.

Oa Thursday the remains of the Rev. Dr. Griffith, late
Meister of University College, were interred with the naval
solemnities, in the Chapel of that College.
On Thursday Willisin Romer Williams, B.A. of Queen'.
College, was elected a Vinci an Schutter, in the ruum of
Nassau William Sciiipr, Fellow of sJarialent. College.
On Saturday, May 5, the Rev. Joseph Carter, M.A. Fellow
of St. John's College., was admitted flambekw in Divinit•.
On Tuesday, Mar 8, the Rev. Richard AVhsteley, M A.
Fellow of Oriel CoUrge, was circled to preach the
•inity Lecture Sermons before the University next Lent
Tern), founded by the Rev. Juhu liutipttin, M.A. Canon of
Selishoiry.

On Thursday lust ilie Rev..lohn Teddy, M.A. some time
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, was admitted ad
CllNdene.

Same day the following degrees were confmred:—
MAST6AS OF ARTS.

Rev. Daniel nogliea, All Souls' College; Rev. Win. See-
vante, Exeter College; Rev. Wm. Neu land Pedder, Fellow
of Woi reeler College; Daniel Walton, IVorcester College ;
Thomas Roller, Mlinlnt of Pembroke College •i Peter Ede,
Fellow of New (',,loge; lees, Magdalen ; Mai les
Corr Cleo key Student of Christ Church; Daniel Verde, St le-
*AV of CMiat Church; John Daniel Lewis, Oriel.Collrge ;
Rev Conliffe, Balliol College ; Rev. Charles Phelios,
"'really College i Rev. Wip. Valiance University College.

Iglu:fit:torts OF ARTS.
Codringlos Etq. Magdalen Hall, Craved Com-
pokuiler ; Alex. HonNey kobertwin Amalie, Lincoln College;
John Cowherd, Scholar of Lineoln College; Henry Augualot
Holden, ‘Vorcesler Connie; 4oho &Nod!, culiere ;
Edward Leigh Hrteaett, Merlon Col'ege ;
Merton College; Itirhgrd Spartiog. Berry, Queen's College;
Wm, Clelirisiron, ibirervei 'College; /Whited Hingham. Mag-
dalen Ilall; James Stniili Ode! College; Win.
41114108.1V11 C Oriti College; Anthony Herkeils Goner,
Christ Clough; Chants Thomas Plusuore, Vuitereity,Cul-
lege.

Lately a hull of Mr. MARCIIA NVS, at Perching,
Sussex, that bad attached, a•p•ir of oxen workiog in
the same field, but had been driven off by the man
who was dnviatg them, turned to a brood ware,
which lie goared, •ud tossed above him. The
mare (which was a moat valuable out). died shartly
after.

you's BeiyiNG.—We hare with deep re-
gret, that the diagraseerld ai,d wictited, practice of
hone* burlier/ is extending into the county of
Dublin. Ou Thursday night, between tea end
eleven o'clock, the police patrol, stationed at I,tsth.
rook, observed a fire near the COlllllllOOll of New-
castle; they procerld to Greenogne, where they
dircovered a house ou lire belonging to a fsrmer
named JOHN BVILIS E. A poor man named %WEBB,
his wife and daughter, were in care of the house—
providentially their lives were saved. The police
provided a place of shelter for the unfortunate in-
mate*. No cause can be assigned for the house
being on tire, but it is believed to he the work of
incendiaries. The same night an attempt was
made to set fire to the paper mills of Mr. Jolm
Nl•Dort NELL, of Sj&g'lrd.—(Dublin Fran:apes
.frootrnal.d
London, England, 1821-05-21

MALICIOUS AND DIABOLICAL ACT.

Twe two, late servents of Mr. iiiiebmelt. of Alkennings,
bays been in custody for the hist three weeks, eherged with
baying destroyed a horse belonging to t►eir master, by forc-
ing down its throat a quantity of small nails and pebbles.
This cruel art wna perpetcascd MI a Friday; and ia k 61,81.
'whir that on the Saturday the horse she its fnod and win keit
as usual, the nuts hsvi.'c puma' into its stomach; on the
Sunday morning, hoarser, it died; and on being dissented
it was moon (mind what occasioned its death. Thit avryasits
have 1101 Yet ht•en rommilled, from the want of complete
evidtkice against them.—(Bulb Nereid.)

HORRI IP CRVSLFY.

O.

Thursday morning George Pain was brosight before
Film A toterdon, Esq. by lan moiler, Mr. Sauuwel Coonebi,, of
Newton St. Lot-, fanner, and committed to the blouse of
Correction, on a charge of having on Monday last cruelly
pulled from the rout• the tongue of one of the horses
committed to his rare-! lie had returned to the stable with
the horses •brut six o'clock in the evening, but went away
without unharneitaing them. A fellow-servant, going into
the stable, found nue of the horses throwing his bead about,
anparmstly in great agony, sad on easesioisag, dioroveruil
the tongue hangiug from his mouth two us three inches!
Fite pear creature was in flint riteadfati Oat", that Mr.
Coombs kit the Magistratco with a detenisioattua to have
kits ktlied.—(Bath Herald.)
London, England, 1821-05-21

MARRIAGE.

At Harmston, near Lincoln, ou Monday the 7th instant,
TI as Bunker, arid 73, in 81 =Hy Lawrciicr, aged 78 bzinS
the fourth time the tit We has honoured She altar of Hymen.
The united ages of bride, In idcgrootu, and too hridemaitis,
was 240 years'. A Isige CUlleallffie of spectators wilts, i-stit
the ceremony, and the vt actable pair Trimurti to flit ir
dwelling amidst loud acclamations, accompanied by sew., al
of ibeir friends, who acre all made heartily welcome. T.
increase slur vivacity of the party, the Lund of lire slaner
kindly gave a barrel of loud oid October, tint of his own
cellar•.
London, England, 1821-05-21

AURRIACE IN HIGH LIFE.

Capiain FREDERICK FITZCLAREPCB, second son
io his Royal Highness the Doke of CIA sigmas, on
S it Imlay evening received in marriage the fair howl
of the amiable and interesting Lady AUGUSTA
Bov LE, second daughter of the Earl and Countess
of GLASGOW. The ceremony, which was by spe-
cial license, took place at Kent Howe, Knights-
brid,;e, end was performed by the Rev. Dr. Moats,
son of the late Alchleialtop of CARTERRURT.
A select company of 25 persons of the first &stop-
lino, including the particular friends and rrlativ•s
of the parties, were inv.ted to dower by the Ea. i
Hod Countess of GLASGOW MI I! ir orcu Asa ssi.
Among diem were, their 11,1.0 I I r
Duties of YORK and CLARENCE, tl e Duke ui
NIONTROsa, Viscount MELVILLE, mod several
others of the first nobility of Scotland. The
distinguished party Pit down to dinner at eight
o'clock, and after dinner the marriage rereu aaaaa y
wa. performed in their presence. The happy couple
left town immediately for the cottage of Colonel
Frrzcs,Anstica. near Bushy Park, to spend the
honey-moon. . .
London, England, 1821-05-21

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cam.
puted Irvin the Returns made in the week ending the 16th
Ay of Mat, is 35e. nil. per hundred weight, ix.
elusive of the duties of customs paid or %mythic thereon on
lb. importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-05-21

I/00 E-STgA LI NC.

Sunday sight atinnitist 'lll gory horse. the property of mr
William Reeve, of Wattsfoid, tauten out of his stable in
that tows, and being 'Wilts through the toll-bar lay Ws thief,
a due was thus afforded to pursuit as won, as the ayiniol
was tninse•'. in the moronic. He was traced Antioch the
different hart to Newstk, where Mr. Reeve diseovs.eil that
he had been sold for ten coins-as by a petition who lately
lived as a borsekeeper at 11'0114(0rd. to Mr. U4llOll, of the
Crown and Anchor, Lincoln, in the lair held on that .14y at
Newark. The offender vas immediately akprehended, and
after beinc taken before the Mayor nal..llllaglitirAirg, leas
committed fur further examination. Mr. Reeve then follow.
ed Mr. Hines up the road to Liiirolu. and ewtenitssiip with
him a short divtatice from that city, related the ppitten!ars
of the theft, and hsd hit loot., restto-e4 to hilt lie cetera..
td-to Newark; mod the neat morning was '4lst bus tteemsd
t xainimition of the person in confinement.; •Ip4o, Itdbp.
pointed time the wrevilied pan was Sunni to haie cut hi,
throat in gaol, in so shocking a way as tit.leave no he,FI of
hit recovery, and he dte,l a few hours afterwards.. Verdict
of the Coroner's Jury, •• I'elo de at." The name of tbd
wretched own was Appleby, but he was better Itaftrio at
Stunif•rd sod other places by the appellation of /.11/10 Bob.
He was a native (dune of the villages near Dillinghviauch.

A short time ago a hawk paneled a pigeon be-
longing to the dove-cute of Mr. LOCKETT, at [A-
bout P 4.1 i. Lincolnshire, and pounced upon and
brought las prey to the ground•: one of Mr. IL's
millers instantly fetelied a gun, and without doing
the ►mallest apparent injury to the pigeon, rescued
it fruin its impending death be shooting the. hawk
dead on the spot ; the pigeon instantly flew to its
hornet's: safety. The usme of the Niel:Hunt marks-
ore iu Lamm. Rumi N 4 DU Kb

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London, England, 1821-05-21

CAMBRIDOI3,IIImr 17.

The Rev. Edward Addison, R.D. senior Fellow of Corms,
Chritti College, was os Saturday peesemid, by the Almier
mid Fellows of that Society, to the Rectory of LniidMach,
ill CUUIII.I, acated by the death of the Rev. T. C. Bur-
son:lie..
Tl.e following gentlemen were last week admitted to the
rider-mentioned degrees
ISASTERS OF ARTS.
George James Penningloo, Fellow of King's College;
mad John Lscreet, of Trinity College.
London, England, 1821-05-21

7HE COMMA HON.

We lately staled that the Coronation will take place on
the 121 b of July. Parliament is expected to rise on the 911,
of June ; on the Tuesday following notice of the ceremony
will he given in the Gaulle.
The preparations are now carrying forwwl in Wealmisir-
ster.hall with great activity. Ail she smaller galleries, hut.
Series, pantries, sod other erections, are completing; and the
fronts of the side galleries are covering witb canvass, which
is afterwards to be twitted with Gothic ornasseuts. The
roof of the hall is also in a state of forwardness. The old
lantern, which was ill the centre of the roof, and which was
coeval with the building, was taken down a few slays since—it
was in a deplorable stale of decay. A era looters is Imme-
diately to be erected. Even with the galleries. in the
platforms are erected outside, into which doors open Gem
she hall, so as to afford the necessary facititieif of iiigress
and egress for female spectators. There will he side en-
trances to those platforms in Palace. yard, and elsewhe►e.—
The arrangements in Westminster Abbey are complete, with
the exception of she ornamental pars., which m be com-
pleted in a few weeks. The Abbey is open fur public in-
spection.
Those Noblemen and official attendants who had not or-
derd robes, have given their directions, and the ruho•
makers are actively at work. The purveyors of wine sod
he more solid parts of the feast are also making she requi-
site preparations.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is, we understaud, appoint-
ed to preach the Coronation Sermon.
London, England, 1821-05-21

DEATHS.

On Saturday alumina ■t his house in Rowe-street, Cement.
garden, sincerely regretted by his numerous friends, 3ilt.
Jamey iu his 01st year.
On Tuesday last, aged 84, Mrs. Elizabeth Marlin, 0 e
widow of the late Mr. Edward Slertin, who was near forty
years acletk iu the Bank.
_ .

On the sth instant, at liur knoll Torkard, Notts, Jolm
Spray, amid on She fuliowiug rourniug Mull his wife, too
former aged 91, the latter 69 )IRM From their great
nitachmint to each other, they mere calhd the ••
dorm" They were new,. kinovn to quarrel, nor ever
v cot out on business without secorr pas.)ing each other•
'1 hey were buried in the same grave ; after affording in their
lives an example of conjugal atiaeltnitut, iti the midst of
poverty, perhaps never eqnslled.
Oa the 9th of November last, off the roast of Arabi',
Mr. Phipps Dixon, mittslatprnan on board his Majesty's .11;p
etifit.M, in the 20th year of Waage, woad sou of 31a.!0r-
Gout ral Diauo, of the loyal artillery.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
alarelog 41 Art a. I Evening 4 after O.

DI?. HOERHAAVE'S ICED PILL, No. 9..
(sealed with red wax), fassons for the ewe of err'
singe and symptom of • mild* tempt:mit. It is a m •
choly tact, that thousands fall victiaus to thin Fes rid •
owing it, the unskilfulness of illiterate men, wi‘,. : •,
proper treatment of this direful rids/ nay,
cause those runt ulcerations and blotches which

pear on the Lead, lace, and body, with dimness ia the
noise in the c.f., deafness, 106c:urea, utiatitiate glut", a 6
on the shin home, ulcerated taw threat, diseased awn., n• •
turns! pains in the head and limbs (fs quently misiaf.en
911ler disorders), till at length a general debility and dc,u!.
of the coustituiniu ensue., and a nsclauctioly death put. a
period to suffering nsovaliiy.
sfoo With each box to given a copinus bill of directions,
by which persona ate enabled speedily to cure themselves,
"ill' safely and secresy, without viaufitientrut or hindrance
of burintes. Its amazing sale, fur many years, is a certain
criterion of its great tit ility.—Price only 4.. Itd. per box.
Beware of Couoterfeiii.—The genuine Boerbaave's Red
Pills, No. 1, or No. 2, are *old by Mr. Johnson, 68, Corn•
bill; tad Mr.S.utger (late Baca* and Cu.), Oxfurelutrect.
This medicine is a highly useful remedy in chassie rheu•
flutists, glandular obstruction., and sessfy cruPlinlss is
abort, it bas succeeded wiles salivation and other means have
fai led. -

Printed and Published a i THE BILITNNI PRIMO nail THE
GLOBE Office, No. 111, Sinned C, CORN W fiLL
of the &rood.
London, England, 1821-05-21

FEMALE IMPOSTOR.

A few weeks aiacie a gentleman of this city met a female
beggar in the Parks, dressed tu rats, which rendered her ap-
pearenee indecent in the extreme. She seemed to be nine-
teen or leerily years of age, and was walking towards Ox.
ford. He advised her to remain where she was instil the
evening, when she might go so a 1041ging-hnuse, less exposed
to observation. She told a oust piteous Isle; she arms hun-
gry, weary, and withunt money to procure fund, clusbiug, ur
lodging. Knowing the tricks of vagrants, he watched her,
and saw arveral shillings rivets to her by sonic ladies. The
house of this gentleman being at a very little distance, this
was his nasal walk. Some hours afterwards he met a bay
wills a 1'1,1.411e, ploceeding Innards the place where th.
raggettfentale was sta,imwd. Ile stopped him, and inquired
what the bundle contained. Thi buy was unwilling to re-
ply. Hy threats and a promise of a small aunt of money,
the bay at length eunfea.ed that the bundle contained the
chi ben. He acknowledged area in the morning she
Iseraelf in a neighbouring hovel, and pat we use raga
and tatters she then wore, and that lie was returuing with
her clothes from the lodging-house, it order that she might
dress herself and proceed to Oxford. It appears that this
was her usual practice at all the towns .he staked. This
trick is found profitable, and is often had recourse
(Oxford lierald.)

MATRIMONY.
........

What lady dogs sontse sea are in the mstrininnisl way!
Cantata Curlier WWI tit hays hien pre.rntineidly blresed,
and while ninny poor fellows are nimble to have one, or nt
all events, more than one twiner during their lives, ibis re.
doubtable Cepdein Carrels has been tnabird w po him-
velf of via, who all died is rcgolor rotation, while she
seventh, it apposes,
" blade $ bolt right through his legs,
And ran away for ever."'
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,
Married at Hrorirria N. Y. Capt. Samuel Carrier. to
Miss Mary Amber. Tits is Ilse eesenik wilt. of Capt. Car.
ries.; his sink was burta bet 141114.11 weeks before he
espoused the 'wreath.
" Whoa° flatlet,' a wife findelb a good thing."
N. B.—Stare the above t.a. in type, we learn that M.
C. has with or wilkoat provocation, left the bed and board
of Cant. Cnrrier, dewing Inns a discomiabilr widawer.—
(Georgetown Iletropolitaa, tut Ammo-icon Paper)
London, England, 1821-05-19

• LAW INTi?LLIGENtk,

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. WErtmtseraß,
FRIDAY, MAY IS.

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LI BELS.
Mr. Beabow and Mr. Dolby were brought up to plead to
indictments. The former was duelled with publishing cer•
lain 'editions and scandalous caricature., and the !Mei with
publishing a seditious libel.
(hi the motion of Mr. TINDALL, time was given lbent to
plead till Monday next.
At two o'clock the Cou►t broke up, and Mr. Javtiee Hot.-
worn afterwards sat ■t Nisi Prima, but no cause of any
public interest was tried.

LIBELS.

Last night icr. Dolby, of the Strand. was again appre.
betide(' upon a Judge's warrant, by Gibber's, the Chief Jos.
lice's tipstaff of the King's 151.13011 (a tree bill bowing been
found against him by the Grand Ilemteit, tit Weetssinsier,
yeatmdsv, at the instance of the self Belled "Cu•nitutioual
Society"), for pulilisbisig an alleged libel in ■ caricatusr
notified " Fam lb. Great." Ile was conveyed to • lock-
up-home, and ordered to give 48 hums notice of bail.
Mr. Heehaw, of the Sieving, was also apprehended by the
tipstaff, • true bill having been found against Isim by the
said Society fur a seditious libel. He was conveyed to a
place of safe custody, and ordered to give notice of bail.
London, England, 1821-05-19

THE ARMY.

It is stated that there is no intention whatever of consoli-
dating the Goinnissareat aiiil Barrack Departments in ire.
land. Thexe eatablislorni nth, in which the utmost regularity
and economy are observed, are sn extensive and distinct from
each other, Ibat it *mild almost hr impractitable to unite
them • sud were it possible, the expense would not be se-
iliur, as the stiperssisination list should out he auemeolcd
mach beyond what might be expected to be sareil.—(Dublin
Frsesiton)
On file 4ulharkation of the tririps now tinder orders foe
foreign writer, the military force of this kingdom will wet
exceed 16,00 U inen.—(Thid )

MA mu

TO DO ONE HUNDRED ■ILLS IN THENTY. FOUR HOURS.

This molar, which has lisflleil the exertion of pedestrians
its full vigour, was unskriakees on Thursday, by Mr. Premier-
gest, a yeoman, in Oxfordshire, fist a stake of two broidred
guineas. The pedestrian trained for the match the hag
month, anti list ground ts, r which he was to perform
the task was a circle of five miles from Woodridge,
Oxon, of turf and road. He started •t four o'clock in
the merging, ■nd perfumed the first Ste miles iu forty-
eight minutes, and he coutansied to mend upon his pace tine
til be did 25 miles in ten minutes sootier four hours. H. re
he halted •n hour, mid ale a hearty breakfast of chops,
and then proceeded on at between five anal mix miles •n
hour, until he hail stone forty miles, when he halted shout
two hours, nail at Iwo o'clock he had gone a mile over
half the distance. He kept on steadily, snit slid the
mixt twenty miles in four hours, wit •n hr ag.IIII took refresh-
wilt and 'Ai pt. lie had scvcii hours to do the reinsimog
thirty mikes, and k•pt on at the rate of five miles an hour
until he had completed ninety miles, when lie fell lame.
He hail something under three honrs to dip the next ten
stiles in, but be could wily reach the ninety-second mite,
when he was obliged to resign the herculean labour. 11 was
even heating ou the event.
London, England, 1821-05-19

MUSIC.
MINE NEW PORTABLE [TARP, the kind
of Instrument so long and in much wished for, is now
accomplished in the NEW-INVENTED PATENT DITAL
HARP, which beilig constructed upon quite a new principle
of action, together with its pecular form, gives it all the
brilliancy, sweetness of tone, and general effect of the
Pedal Harp, although Slot more than one-third the size; ill
form is strikingly elegant and graceful, h a drlightfnl accom-
paniment to the Voice, Piano.Fotte, Ice. ; ■nd the art of
playing these lin.truments is so simple and easy as to require
scarcely any irstruction besides the help of the Dirt etury
alone ; and the prices of the Neal Hatits extremely reasoa-
ablo. They ars to be had only of E Light, Inventor add
Patentee, at Ilia Louse, Na'. IS, Foley-place, Cavendish-
square,where a variety of these iiistruments is constantly ready
fur inspectiou and choice. Families 11,11 i single Pupils cons.
pletely instructed on the Hulot Harp, &e. st their own resi-
dences ; and Mr. Light receives Pupils also at his own
house. as above.
N.B.—A complete Directory to the Art of Playing the
Dital Harp, also elegant Duets for the Mtn! Harp anal
Piano-Forte, by Mozart, der.; besides a variety of other
choice Music, Instrumental and Vocal, is now published, and
may also be had as abuse.
London, England, 1821-05-19

•
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'',..,.

Mit the resoh of its judicial labours. He ♦as reariabed
that this mild harp bees Ma part of the old system of *weir
law, it must be a Corruption which had crept into it. The
principle implied in the Noble Lord's arguments was Kt raw
and alarming, that, cionsideriag the contiguity of the coup.
tries, he felt greet dread at Its bring transplanted into the
English code; for which suspicion there seemed to be no
light grounds, when it was remenslieted bo► fashionable

by Jove.
Lurd BINNING said, that it was the wish of Scotland to
be lei nitre wit} sperm to their criminal laws, contested
as they mere with IM misting coodhtuo, end dreading no•
lb lug so much as innoratino.
Mr. ABERCROMBY mill dist he would postpone the Bill
fill neat Se•sion, below perfectly convinced that the people
of Scotland would nerd no more tame to CONS to a prmer
knowletigeeffheir true interests, which would make Them
aiminewefor the posoing of the Ball. lu the mmo time he
moat declare that, supposing the Noble and Learned ford
to be the eery hest Nefrotete. fur the appusrais of flee 11,;1,
there existed se maimed erhaterce for not earrying it into
effect.

TN LORD ADVOCATE fermented similar Pefitioi,e
from Stirling, Argyle (i■ all 17 sigaatirree), Rosbarsti,
a irk, mid lioacierilise.
The Petitions were severally ordered to be printed.
CORN AVERAGES.

Mr. C. HUTCHINSON presented a Petition frois the
Cora Merchants of Vtiugisal, complaining of the present mode
of striking the ions •
_ _

Mr. CALCRAFT gave notice, that when the Bill should
be committed again to the consideration of the House, he
would move to strike Ireland out from the places which
supplied the numbers for establishing the asterism
Mr. I). BROWN E strongly objected to tilt...proposed slight
to be done to the 'merest,' of Ireland. lie cautioned the
Hon=e against carryiug that feeling too far, as it mialit
go a good nay to atrikiug off the Union between Ireland
and Eugland.
Mr. CALCRAFT said, that it was not his intention to
do any thing tending to the injury of Ireland ; but tt was
plate that ever since the parsing of the last Bill, the imports-
twos 40 corn from Ireland bad kept Increasing. If 80s„
was considered a full remunerating price for the English
rammer growing corn under such mighty disadvantages
of expense, it ought surely to satisfy the Irish grower, wbo
bad not ally thing like the charges.
Mr. D. BROWNE explained.

Mr. BANK ES did uot undertake to pledge himself fur
the cuuduct of his Bight Hun. Friend who had brought iu
the Bill; but he understood it to be the intention of kis
Right Hon. Friend to propose to strike set Ireland from the
scheme of the averages.
Mr C. HUTCHINSON thanked the Hon. Members for the
candid ioformatiou which they had given him, and in room;
with equal candour, he assured them, that be would oppose
the intentions declared whenever they should be attempted.
—The Petition was ordered to be printed•
London, England, 1821-05-26

This day is published, in foolscap live. pitch*.
THE VIE W, and other POEMS. By
CHAN DOS LEIGH, Eat!.
"The Poets entitled • The View,' which emission mire.
liens written dairies' a Tour in Switzerland and Italy, is
coeupeeed with considerable talent; some passages have
mock poetical spirit, and the whole piece displays s degree
of desuut, liberal, and well regislated Wilt& which do
credit to the Asiker's principles as a man."—Vide Edict-
burgh Review, No. 119, for March 1911.
Pointed for W. Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highuess
the Duke of York, I, St. James's-W(4.
London, England, 1821-05-26

EUROPEAN SCENERY.
Os IS. Ist of Juno wal k prbilokod,
VIEWS IN GERMANY,
NUMBER . From Drurvings made by &lA.
BATTY is a Tour through that Country in the Year
1820. Tu b?completrtl in It Numbers. Cuateuts :
ULM, bridge anti walls.
AUGSBURG, Kerolinea Straw.

VIENNA, Chart+ of St. Charles.
The UNTERSK EKG, near Salzburg.
The DANUBE, sear Lies.
London : Printed for Rudeell and Martin, New Bond-
Street. or wbom may be had the following :

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VIEWS IN EUROPE,
primussio VIIIIORMLY WITH THE !mamma.
I. ITALY,
Frew' Drawings by Stirs BATTY. Compleie It Noe.
I si•erial Aro. Price 61 1130.6 d. roan.
11. SWITZERLAND,

From Drawings by Major COCKBURN: Complete is It
Nos. Imperial Stu. Prier 61. 111*.fhl. roan.
111. FRANCE.
Consisting of Views in Paris, and the moat piclereaque
Paris of Franc., by Capt. BATTY. Imperial Ilvo. Nee.
1 to 9. To be completed in 12 Noe.
IV. SICILY,
From Drawings by Mr. DEW INT, from tbs Original
Sketch.. of Capt. LIGHT. Imperial Oleo. N 06.1. to I. Te
be completed in 12 Nos.—A few Copies of Proof lapses.
moos of lb* above Works, royal gaario, may yet be bad.
London, England, 1821-05-26

reperhat amount of reduction it would be edrigelli
le propose ; he should therefore wait till he heard
what esplanatiou the Right Hen. Gentleman had
to dire.
Mr. AItEUTHROT said, that if the establishment
of the Commissariat during the war were taken
into consideration, he thought the number of re-
ductionott least -eight hundred- etetki
reduced since the conclusion of the war, would
ifforti ample proof of the disposition to economise
With•sesipstat to. the pensions Of Mr.*Nrrinis VP;
'Mr. Trotter, he contended that they were not snore
;Osman adequate compensation for the extensive,
irapartont,,and valuable services rendered by those
Gentlemen during the war.
WAAD mud. the Hon. Member for Aber.
deep /seemed to have made some misapprehension
as no 'the Store Deputinetit. The annuli expen-
diture of stores at present did not exceed about
.45,000/. ; but it slintild be recollected that the
amount of stores in charge of the department was
about 5,000,0001.

Mr. H. G. BENNETT was ready to allow that
Herries had been a very of public ser-
vant, but at the same time he must say that he
thought his services hid been most abundantly re.
tuunerated without the pension.
Colonel DAVIES enteted into a comparison of the
expense of the Commissariat and Storekeeper's este.
blishment, and the contingent expenses of the
same depantnent for the year 1819 with the pre-
sent estimates, showing the increase in the former
le be 44381. and in the latter 3,3001. This, he
contended, was ■ most extruvagutit increase ; and
be therefore moved a reduction on the grant before
the Committee of 6,238/.

After a few words from Mr. WARD, Mr.
ARBI,THNOT, and Mr. Hums--
Colonel DAVIES withdrew his amendment, and
substituted another. for reducing the grant pro-
posed, 4,238/. being the difference between the
establishment of the Commissariat in the year 1819,
and the present estimates.
Mr. N. CALVERT said, without entering into
the propriety or impropriety of this amendtnent, he
was willing to support a general proposition for a
reduction of so much per cent. on the whole of the
grant, and to leave the divpussl of the sum voted in
the hands of Government.
• The Committee then divided on the amendment,
Ayes
Noes
•

Majority apinst the proposed re-i 49
ductiun
The original resolution was then uereed to.
On our return to the gallery we lound
Mr. P. Moons moving that the Chairman do
report progress and a-k leave to sit again.
After a few words from Colonel Mims, Mr.
ARBUTHNOT, and Mr. H. G. BENNETT, the
amendment was agreed to, and the Report was
ordered to be taken into farther consideration on
Monday next.
The Bankruptcy Laws Amendments Bill passed
through a Committee.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT gave notice, that the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer would submit the Budget for
the year on Tue.:day next.
Adjourned at Ore o'Crocit.