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London, England, 1820-05-20 00:00:00

The Hon. Lord Arundel!
The Right Hon. Lord CU-
ford
The Right Hoe. Lord Het.

Hi. FerePam the Duke de.
S4ll Carlos
Hi. Greer the Duke of Nor-
folk
The Led Hee. the Isi at
Shrewsbury
Th. hieht Hos. the Earl of
The Kieft Hue. the Earl of
D0000:l000re

The Kittii Hat. Lord Steer.
ten

ebinfona
Sir &tweed Blount, Bart.
General Sir Julio Doyle, Hart.
G.C.B.

Sir George Jerninghani, Bart.
The Rev. Dr. Collins
A. Loughoso, Esq.

BIM
Thnmst Barstow; Esq.
*hßrlee Huller, EN.
Pinne.• Coyne, Esq.
Joseph Homily, Ell.
Wilbert Dolan, Esq.
Jahr H. Eccles EN. •
Rev. Lewis H vsrd
John Henley, jun. Esq.
Charles Hurley, Esq.
M. L. Hill, Esq.
FAlwarii Jeruisghas, Esq.
Rev. J. Joshes
Francis Kieraan, Esq.
Charles King, Esq.
A. R. Blake, Esq. Treasurer.
The Doors of the Lawn' GALLERY will be opened at
Sim **Clock.

John J. Lobo, Esq.
George Lynch, Eaq.
Thomas Ill'Kiernati, Esq.
R. J. Martine:, Esq.
Rey. Edward Norris
Rev. J. Rolfe
Johs Rosssoa, En 4.
Rev. J. Russell
Rev. Edward Scott
Edward Whiteside, Esq.
Jarmo% Wiskp, Esq.
Rev. W. Wilds
Julie Wright, Esq.

Tickets may be bad by applying to the Ladies' Commit-
tee, 13. Denmark-street. on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thurs-
days, from Eleven till One.
Dinner MI Table at Fief o'Clock.—erieket, Wine in-
eladed, 1:4.

CA REY-STREET LYING IN DISPENSARY,
LONDON.

THE HOOPINGCOUGH continues to be
effrctually Cored at Ibis Establishment sooaer Haan a
Cnninon Cold, if takm la time. That this blearier may
be extended far and wide, Parents he the Country are inform.
td, tba by esclosing a 11.•ote, with the are, kr, directed a
above, to "J. Kieroan listscoa," &c. will have the Res
medy seat, with fell Dinctions,to any part of the Kingdom'

CHANCE WITHOUT RISK.
FOUR. PRIZES OF £30,000.
AND FIFTY-EIGHT OTHER CAPITALS,
la Mem sad Consols, in the Wheel.
NEW MODE of ADVENTURE, by which
EVERY PURCHASE* is SECURED frogs LOSS
we the NEXT DAY of DRAWING,
THURSDAY, tat JUNE,
As every Ticket or Owe bosom betimes 10th May mod
lit Joke, uf Dwell ita Thursday, Ist Jane, whether a
Blank or Prime, any bee:changed, free of express, for an
Urnkiwis Ticket or for as padre.. Share, or the Peirehate
Mosey leUt 100 Warmed, if required. And the holder of
every Ticket or Share (bought TO aforesaid), IT TOT DRAWN
eru Therodap, Ist Jew, may receive the Purchase Mosey
beck for such Iladrawa Ticket or Share, it the man be de-
wiseded oe or before Tuesday, 13th June; therefore, who-
ever hays before lit June,
MAY GAIN, AND CANNOT LOSE,
At be may KEEP the PRIZES if be hkes, and RETURN

the BLANKS if be pleases.
Pate of tbe Wheel.--Osly Toe Days More.
4
4
4
$0 Prises d .. £4OO, 1-300
dec. /se. Naiads( is Mosey sari Genets,
Sistiptee Capital, fel tladraissi.
Warranted Lades.. Tickets aid Shares are es Sale at
tile Old-estallished sad Fortunate Offices of HAZARD and

Co. the Costractors, Royal Esebaage-gate; 18, Candid! ;
and 311, Onfor4strast, censer of lloalloir.street, Loudest ;
who Si tared and /UM la t►s Last Lottery Contract,
Nva. 7,370 sad 6,556. Prises of 20,0001. eac► !
And is a meat Lottery.
All the Prises of 30,0001 !
HAZARD & Co. s►arod sad Sold FIVE of t►e Capital
Prizes draws Hsi First Day, 17th April; also. N 0.11,313, a
Prise .f 10,0001. 3 pp Coot Coosols..dows last T►unday,
16Ib May, besides four ot►er Capitals.

BARLEY.MOW TAVERN AND CHOP-HOUSE,
Salisbury.coort, First-street.
L..• W. W ANIS enshroces the 'Helical op.
e portenity of ex:wesiiiiig his meet grotelnl Thanks hi
his numerous Friends, for the liberal mad waprecederled
Sopport be has hitherto br..o honoured with; a Support the
snore truly gratifying to hint, as evincing that, even in their
then imperfect and incomplete state, his plans and system
of Accommodation met universal approval; 11141 although
he has hitherto abstained, and is still determined to abstaiu,
from obtruding himself upon public notice by mecums or
delusive Pegs in the Newspapers, yet, having cousideruhly
enlarged and improved his Premises, and at leugtla com-
pleted his extensive cud commodious Arrangements fur
the reception and accommodation of the Public; be feels it
his duty to direct :Literal attention to the superior Advan.
tages which his E.tuldistoneut presents over every Concern
of a similar description iu the Metropolis; as, io addition
to the convenience of central Situation and extent of Pre.
erases, the circemsta lice of possessing a License enables bias
to combine with the Erse, Comfort, sod Ecrittouty of the
Chop-house, all the Deslderati of the splendid l'averu.
Confident, therefore, in his means for affording general Sat is.
faction, L W. Wllllll3l now resturifully whole the Pa-
tronage and Support of a gramme and discerning l'ublie,
amoreing them of the exertions of his 'amt.., End to
render the Barlew.Mow rqual in Accionnsorlattuu to time first
Coffee-buttes in tile City of Lyndon.
Dinners for Parties, not exceeding UM, provided at tbe
abutted Notices and au the most reasonable Teresa ; Swept,
Fish, Jonas, Lc. from 12 to 6 o'cl..ck. Tim sod Collie.
Very superior Double Stout, XXX Ale, IVities draught
esti bottled, Spirits, ke. of the bes: description. I.leds
pryvoli

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMSVA .•

HOUSE OF LORD/1, FRIDAY, t%T TO. • • •
AlPFEALA—)latreligliT.
THE MAlleOtti OP quititielitlltitlf. Appellant. Ida
J. YONTOOMBILT, DART. AMP OTHERS, TRUSTEES
OF Tag LATE DORS OP QUZIIIIIIIIIKATe Reopen.
deists.
The Lofts CaliJlCeLLolt observed, that this was owe of
the most imports* eases that ever had come Were their
Lordships, not ea *comet of the dander of it, but that
their Lordships' declaim would be made a precedent bete.
after. The questios was, whether the late Duke, bowleg
granted leases of certain -Mods ia Seethed, sad had
taken sloshing as a compensailoe for them but whet
those coming after him were also entitled to take, was
coulpetent to make said leases. Certainly where lessee
were properly recorded the hula* is erten emild sot aleek
for damages, but be might come auto Court teethe =ppm&
sloe of the leases. According to the law of Scathed le.
wants in snail, innate in fee, and female fee life, have the
power of making leases; and eves wheel argues's** had
taken place, trustees bad elle power of pantie( lessee; sad is
the case of marriage settleihents it wet* wee doubted, sad
without fraud, connivsace with the lame, or amtligeses
amounting to fraud, Courts of Law serer did disturb lessee.
He (his Lordship) having stated the importance of the
ease, it was them his duty to state to their Lordships the
nature of It. The Noble Appellant, is 1612, raised the
adios is the fieritch Courts for damages, es aerosol of the
teasel *vim been greeted by thli lass Ds*, of which there
were so lees than 110, sad they we* all included is theeclies.
This to an English Lawyer would seem a outage Melds of
proceeding, sad much more so isle. it was eseelketed that
the late Duke had accepted of the seauseiatioo of the term,
which the lessees held by the eel/tool Maass berme he granted
the mew leases, sod which tens had net expired wise the
Noble Appellee' raised the auk*. Thus Wetted of the
Noble Appellee' beleg a loser, if ha had died before the old
leases had expired, he would be a gainer by the advanced
reefs. Tie Lord Ordinary in the leach Court was et opt.
Poe that the late Duke had not Isles any 'Wog for the re.
neaciatios of the forum leases is the soy of adireseed rest
but what these coming after him would lake, hat at
the same time be was of opiates that he hod lakes
a glasses. Then with respect to gleesome or no glee.
sum, when the Dake toot the meneelitioe of the old
leases, sod 'lauded the sew owe with hummed rests,
be, with all deference to that Leareed Judge, would my,
the Duke had not taken a glasses; fee if it was ewes ad.
netted that the Duke could take Ibiresueciatiou of the old
leases, sad that he might let to *w tassels, he certaiely
alight glut sew leases to the old Wine. Adolber gustiest
had bees contended foei that the new leases were affected by
the statute of the 10th of George ILL He WS. of *pinkie
that they were out so affected. They If the pansies is the
Scotch Court had put such a cue ea his summate as he
could sustain, be was of spirit* that it would be a meat
difficult oar to make out. It bad herb said old the pert of
the Noble Appellant, that all competition had been desk
away with, as the old Smuts had eight or tea years of their
leases unexpired when they gave thee" up, and others greet-
ed, fur which reason new applicants wooed has so ebuce
is proftritig to become tenants. He (his Lordship) was of
opiuion this would not affect the new lessee writhe* it was
proved the Isle Duke bed tahewlem be. thu old teasels
thaw be could have ant from our ewe; but this wee dme
away with by the alkpition of the NO* Appellee*, that the
mew leases were granted for 19 years, at hummed note, and
fur his owe profit. He certainly was of *pieties that it was
a question fur *Hawley whether She leases were granted* the
valuation of a reroute of approved skill. The judgment of
the Court below was, that the Noble Appellant could sal ass.
twin his action, but that he ought net tie ha silted ea so pay
costs. la his hatable opioius the ddeuce of the Raporodessu
did mot meet all the cues of the leases, sad some of them
required further cuusideration. lie Sas of copulas hut
many of the leases could not be disturbed; bat it would be
sou twirk for their Lordships to ter that they were all se
situated, particularly so whew be *soldered that one lease
was greeted in 160; 00 a relentless takes in 1601. With
some leases be kiss what ought Woe douse with thus, with
utters he did rot. la each a cede as this, which was is-
eroded lb bettimette s tereceilent, it wee the duty of their Lord.
Alps to give it the fullest cuostderatiuu. lit wurW there.

Illinmena, taint.Medi af Neweastle.utins.'Syselbeellphiea
Ws/ Ahmed to coder= to the. Mantes, Ssetioa a
i.:4 sad prayiug, that. is moped Pe the
of they might he put 00 NI espial foot.
+Mitt t'4
% Ott i mid Ike Roman Catbblics of Ireland. Tiii
llsims Odd, that at pelmet be would move that tot
illlilies he laid us the table, hat hr *mild take Igo:At
1101111- before the proposed Muria& Act was
hetet the ssitiect of ths Petition under the coselderatioet lif
their Lordships.—The Petition was laid or the table.
Me. Brogden, sad aeireratother Members of the Rouse of
Ceaseless, brought up the 'Ash Resets Adatheistration 80,
wltibli was afterwards read the Ilne-les* Meals vision of
the girl if thearenanweY.
The Earl of SnArrienentr, in the othenne of the Mar-
quis of Leasdowsi moved for so Areount of all Imports
asd Exports to and froth Carton, iu China, is' Alleetets
Alpe —Ordered. o ~ . • .
Theft's\ Sr. Compare, Repalatiolt.lNikwesallailftele.
The Stags Coach Regolatioe Bill waa,pipieeesespeisysL •
The Irish Meek Treader Bill was reagalautlOms,aref
passed.
CIVIL LIST BILL. I t ibt''''
Mr. Srogdat, and several mink Metaberstif 1111141hease of
Commas, lonsagM up the Civil List.Bill,dliabnas read
the lest tams, as the maim :tif 'elia . Earl OCLIVIIIIIRottIe
sod erdeqad to be printed. The Noble Earl then moved,
that it'simad 4e read, nj
a thole. word lime osi . y
ep.
lbw ii. . • l=l. :13 ilel! 71.4tre!Miti% en.. a. Niptiro-7 a:l i
• TIMM Lordelirthiii illipidaledl in it* AstninstiOnis
Sad of BiIIAVTONIIIME, lilts smi. it,..1.. a 1,1
HOUSE OF 0 tunaSl "' L' •
dierny - iteuv
—_. •
*OW *arr._
okth,eneflosse-1111sALliseisleseasinlieleninnineinr4
al fur Iles hwewash et Searitoreugh, I. the nuns of =
Nersnaaby, who bad, since kis eleeties, aorepted the
of Steward of the Chillers Misdeeds. , 1
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
_.1., '
Mr. yiskimmr. feeds the Chief Secretary. :e.:o6l;4ltet!
presented tie Eighth Report of the Commi
usisiag the Accounts of the Public Elpeneinefealf asema
Mr. Masotti from the East ludia House, prosinioddlies
rousts sinning the Remus* of that Company.--Pergy as.
courts were laid se the talsk.
hosia-1
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL. ,
Lord Attssoto postponed soil Friday, the tddi loshent,
Use woad feedbag of the Inspires, Debtors' 8011.
CORE HARBOUR BILL.
Os theasollos of Mr. BAGWELL, the Cork Harboer Bin
waahroeght I. said read a lind time.
• NEWINGTON CHURCH RILL
~ Mri.M.llumsks monad the seared reading of the Newisg-
Iss awash Bill.
pez lie ROBERT W•' w wed of the heavy rates the
disk of Newt ands and stated that a differeuce
4 Whiles ' sinniteflie inhabitants respecting the
lade of pretending adogamdley the Rector and tithe's, is
briefing this Bill info the i.e.•fora The majority of the in.
labisiseas were decidedly essiirst the proceeding.
, *W. DB CRINPICINT stated that the heavy rates were
SlMiskistelerable; they world be so much increased by '
Ole new expense that malty Inhabitants threstesed to leave
She parish.
Mr. HOLAIN Simian said be understood an agreement
Iped bees entered iota to let the Bill lie read a secured time
this evesing.aod take the dimension in the Committee. He
`aped this arrangement would nut be departed from.
Sir Roes.? Wetnor theta hoped that the principle of the 1
Bill would be open to discassiou is theCosassittee.
Mr. Houtz Somers raid that the Agent fur the Bill bad
communicated with the Agent fur the Parishionors on this
subject, end it was agreed to let this stage pass.
Mr LAM= WlLstri was net aware soy Goal areatigemest •
had been made.
Mr. Aldemeas Woos recommended that the second reed-
its( should be postpsihd fur the present.
An Hue. Member, whose same we cooki sot learn, was is
favour of the seemed reading uuw. . .
Mr. Dunes miscount iii this recommendation.
Mr. House SWANN* turd that be should be allowed
permisaton to proceed with the seemed reading of the Bill
now.
Sir W.Di CIatIFIONT mid it was understood at Negri's*. •
toe the second routing would out take place until after the
holidays; be hoe* a Prettier* was uow preparing there
against it.
Sir JAN= IMACKINTOAN recommended the postponement
*fibs second reading until it could be asceetateni with per-
fect accuracy how the sentiments of the inhabitants really
Mood.
Sir Janes Os*iA said Mere was always en understand-
ing in private, and indeed In public bonnets, that the debate
abash' be taken is a particular stage. this armageoseut
would sot, hos trusted, be sow departed Irons.
Mr. S. C. WHITBREAD was against the second reading of
the Bill this evening.
Mr. HOLate SUMNER regretted beitit mailer the necessity
of wiebdrawseg his motion far the second readies now, as
many 'needs to the Bill were sheen, wet thiskiug that soy
oppositions would he gives ii the pretest stage. He should,
therefore, fie the second reading for a fatten day.
Lord A. HAMILTON 'inverted a Petition from the borough
of Stirliug a;;aiust the Halt Duty.
CIVIL LIST.
The Civil List Bill was read the third time and passed.
AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS.
Mr. Fin.t.owes presented a Petition from else Owens aed
Occupiers of Laud iii the Hundred of Normal Cross,
praying fur relief in the presort sate of agricultural dim.
tress.
Sir W. Guile pretested a similar Petition ft.,re a CO*lli-
derable number ulf Owners and Octtipiers of Laud in the
co.o tity..f Gloucester.

Mr:II. Lax■ preststed a Petition from the Owners sad

impolitic lestelf
ly celled theatteutiyo of 11b_ NUalf
to the appropriate manlier to whiih this Petition bail been
remised. The Petitioners, acting *4th the einadest slew!,
tad Nor the root mato reastiellen of elm* they b 4.
tired to be the garret lower- of the coootry4 goo.
pkwed Parlisinent u reuses its trap., And 10044,0111 "l-
oose all those restrictive% spiecatkil prolctlogr.. Wattle
had been emitted fur the saingeirseluriag moment., The
Here had now the testimony b( three of the larcest
stanufacturiag towns in the empire, that tree
Boss were impolitic avid injorittee to the reareertie tL
the registry. The corrosivee of the resimese ag.tbese
restrictions for one ChM, was aa example fur ethers pr call
fur the same. The time Md, boweyer, now arrived, gibe..
they ought all to be exploded, mid wires the agricaltatit,
the scomrnereial,nuelthe meauflattlielig. keteteets eaglet to
feel that they have bat re cornea • isserese...thse •witat
affects one class seek effect tharelfi-tfat they filmI4l111"'r
romper or fall too/tier. It yr looks little serprisies
lied, that when these erroneous Drier ware wholly: Orr
pearieg from the leasinfaciuglag Ma commercial Aimee,
they should seem, nit were; Hobe fatality Ay others:' file
Waren some of the parrs seta, w flreorese e,f eireektein
le the rase of the ericeitinel irereses. They *ere ItAllud
by al neutlentas who entria to hisserlf the irk 44 to-
preseuting the agricultural laterestioube alluded tq
George Webbe hewer JR ha me PelWe• .4
greater coteries of idiom, or a there total Ignoriine.: erth,
commercial poi orioles of political roomy, w frisk Ai:
Mesas, at the same time, professed se lot:attests lets the
reds of Members of that Kra. Mr. Hall called epee
them to exclude introits, sad self." enowit admit tin-
poets without admitting foreims 'labour:6 This Mr. H.
thought would directly affect the iediftrit oft* tesoirer at
Masi*. The Petitioners thought diffireetly trots Ur. Halt,
fur they were, with more proprietyvaf °vision that sack ro-
hibitheas were newt datesireedlejseious to home indus-
try. Mr. WU, is 011ealser part of his papers, reseed the
prosperity of the eseletry in the year 1813, to the high •ir
ties which ogriedhure then hell, and the high prices it for-
Embed. Wks Mr. Hall sonde this discovery, he estierip
put omit Of his eakelatiese the commending commerce which
&wird In that year was 4111511*6 strain allover the
world, It was that which is fact csabkd the people to bear
the high price of agricultural produce in 1813. Beendrs,
the deretiatlati of cariescy was miscakelated by Mr. HO.
The Hue. Member oreleded his obseemitioas in 'rood of
the proper of the Petition, by saying, that the sorer Ow
crate? @preached the priaciples et free commarrest, the
Dearer they would be to a removal of ,may of the disco-
lire which now opposed their adveacement.
Lord ST•iLtlf bore teatimes, to the respectability of the
Petitioners. He said, that aft* the able esprition of :be
renumercial branch of the queerest by thefloo. blegolere `or
Teoutoit (Mr. Bering), • few eight ago, it would he wieleos
for him to attempt to add one word in elucidation of the
principles then so ably laid down. He treated that when the
question regularly came before the House the views of the
Petitioners would be attended to in the manner they de-
e/need. He was persuaded that they would he founitossay.
art to the sousdest principles of political economy
The Petition Petition was then laid us the table, tud ordered to he
primed.
IRISH TENANTS.
Os the moth* of Sir Jona Newrore the Bill for. es-
teadiug the pewees of the 56th and 58th Acts of the late
King for recovetisg lands apiost overbolding and default-
lag tenants, was read a lest time.
BILLS TO AMEND THE CRIMINAL COOK
Si: James Illabgieroso brought up several Rill. to
amend tit. Criminal Code. The fret wag to r•iiieid rest
parts of the Acts of the 39th Elisabeth, the 2lst aims.' I.
and lit and 2d of George I. which related to the itillietida
of capital pusislimest for felonies, and to provide amide
suitable and effectual peoisheunt for the said elle re', . /Ye
second Bill was to repeal such parts of the Ist ut Philyioso
Mary, and William 111. as related to the inflict*/ of
cactielee " posishanests. •
Bills were reed a fret time, and ordered.tolfit Med
a sewed time cm the 5116 June. I.
Sir JANES Macuierosa reminded the Hera, the 4 e•
the 9th of this mouth he had obtained leas, to being in .a
Bill to consolidate the laws relating to firetit•s. lie sew
wished to amend time title of that Bill—Lein ass miceord-
ingly given to bring to r Bill to militate the severity of
punishment in certain easel of forgery, art crimes rifillirlitii
therewith; and also for sours effectually delectiug ktrgertes
of Bank of Eaglaad notes sad bills.
This Bill was brought in, read • fret time, and tnidillyell
fur *woad reading us the 511) Jane.
MR. M'ADAbIS'S PETITION.
Mr. PRUNUS/LE presented a Petition from MO. .11411 a
McAdams, stating his having been employed fur egotAttalle
of 11< ran in maturing and carrying luso effect plans. itt
tlttrovorot of the roods of the kiagJZloe, and praying
a derails. of the claim he bail for stich services'. The
lima. Member in presenting the Petition said, that all ohs
had sat is resew' tiers must be sensible of the eels* of the
Petitiotter's takeouts.
The petition, which had the career of the Gown, iso
referred to the Committee es Highways.
is'l'e IVES ELECTION.
Mr. CURWIN *•••**11 a Petition Civet Sir Walter Ole.
limp Bart. praying for time metal Tuesday, the 234 lust. *
melte certain artaspeseste respecting his Petition aCiiiiet
the Members returned fur that Borough.
Sir Walter Mettler was called iu to verify his petition, end
the MRS lee solicited motel Tuesday neat was attuned.
GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISLIIENT
Mr. RoBERTS perentail a Petittott trout • mime.
bee of Electors fur the &slough of Grompottod.
pia)ttig t
_atthey, formed two-thirds of the
h
vole's. mud who stood uotaitited, should out be de-
prived of their elective franchise. bet:sass uuet•thittl
of their burly. were foutsd to here made 0 corrupt
use of them. They trusted that tile a imi.sist and
jesttce ut Parhaustut would not voitlutiud the riot