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neainre cvhich related to Mock Auctions wnul
be pa”ed- into a law, before the close of the pre
sent t.,jession.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER' did DO
wish the Bill to be divided.

Mr,.,Gough and Sir J. Shaw were anxious tha
that part of the Bill which related to Mock Aim:
tious should not be given up.
• Mr. Litismssoisr spoke nearly to the same of
feet..

illy. LOCK HART gave notice that be would to-
morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to put
do,ivn mock auctions.

The que3tinn Was then put, and the Amendment
carried.

Lord CodunAxz presented a petition from Cap
coin who had discovered'a way of in-
creasing the durability of timber, by extracting
the juices from it, while green, by. a'.short and
simple process. The prayer of the petition was,
that the'llonse would afford him an opportunity
of .proving the utility of his invention.—Ordered
to lie on .the table.

Lord COCHHRANF, gave notice of a Motion fur
Monday relative •to the service oldie Navy.
Mr. RUSE wished for some further specification
of the ►notion which the Noble Lord intended to
submit to the House.

Lord (2ocuitArE stated it to relate to an in-
crease of retnimeraCon an 1 limitation of service.
After onie conversation, the motion of Mr.
Tierney, respecting the finances of the country,
which stood for Monday, was postponed to
Thursday.

-The House went into a Committee on the Fast
India Bill, on the motion of Lord. Castlereagh,
when the discussion of the tetinent-clanses of the
Bill %vas proceeded in,
• On the clause for the appropriation, Sic. of the
Company's funds at home and abroad, Lord Cas-
tlereagh entered into On explanation Of this part
of the Bill, which had been much misunderstood.
lie noticed the difference between , the political
and commet expenditure o the Company, and
said he would propose a chime, Which should re-
pay all the stuns out of the commercial treasury of
the Company at home for political purposes, by
the pblitical fund in India, being applicable for
commercial purposes in the enstiing year ; and a
second clause, giving territorial or political claitn3
from India a•preference to commercial claims on the
funds at home, after payment 'of the dividend of
ten and a half per cent. He concluded by moving
" To leave out certain words in the clause read,
to makeroont for these prOpositions."
After the Bill was 'gone through, upon this a
Considerable debate ensued,'in which Mr. Tierney,
Mr. R. Smith, Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Robinson;
Mr. Grant, sen. Mr. Forbes, and Mr. P. Moore,
participated, the opposers of the new matter ar-
guing that the application of the surplus of com-
mercial profits. to extinguish the territorial debt,
would be injurious to .the cottmercial capital of
the Company, and that its comnierckal debts ought
to be first paid olr, I6t at ally futin‘e petiod the
interests should: be.separated.
Mr. It. Ssurn read certain- clauses, the effect
of which was to apply part of any surplus to
the establishment of colleges, schools, and lee-
tures, in India, to promote the'seieriees'and ratival
of oriental, literature, and also to afford marks of
honour and distinetion on the. natives. This he
intended to move when the appropriation clauses
came on for the _encouragement of learned 'na-
tives.
Lord Castlereagh's, motion was then agreed to.
sucCeeding ehtuses passed ~,without any
amendment, although. some eonveri'arion took
place,, and several of them were objected to.
A clause was proposed by Mr. W.- Militias, the
object of which was, to send out to Ind:a Minis-
ters of the Scotch, establishment, for the solace Of
the natives of Scotland in India, who were stated
to be as two to one to the. English residents there.
On this* a discussion of some length took place,
in which Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Bathurst, Mr.
Horner, , Mr. Forbes, Mt. Giant; -the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Mr. Finlay, and Mt . 'Tierney;.:
participated ; after which a division took place.
For the CI Luse ,
Against it • 20
Majinity.
•
. .
The House resumed, and. the Report was
brought-up by Mr. Lushington, rectived,',and or-
dered to be taken into further consideration on
'Monday' next. The Bill, as amended, to be
printed.

The Orders of the Day weee'dis-posed of, and the
House Adjourned at Half-past One.

UNIVERSITIES.

OXFORII, JUNE; 26.—0 n Friday, the 18th inst.
the following gentlenten,were admitted ~to de-
grees :

M.%STER or Williani Morgan Kinsey, of Tri-
nity College. •

liiteum:;on orAnis.—Mr. Charles Bethel' Otley, of. Wad-
ham .

On ‘Vetlnesday last the following were ad.
mitted • _

I)neTeit rtsi Thivvitar.-=-Theltm. William Hirrisub, B. D.
of Brazen7nose College:
BAC,' imott, 'ttcv. 111.;rurlc. Jamei, NI.A.
of C.
MASTERS CIP•ART3.--Ttev. Tho Tina Ley, of Exeter
College; .11uv. Thouuts Price, of Wadhain College; Mr. Wm.
Bytylenell, Barter, of Ogle] ColleAs: ; 3,1 r. Charles Tvrwhitt
Drake, of. Brazeti.nose College; .11.1 r. elmrles 'Henry Hardy,
of Brozeo-nose College; Rev. John Burdett Witte4oow, of
Brazen-nose College.
IlActitt.ons or A rcrs ...—Edward Lockwood Percival, Esq.
of Christ: Chureh, Grand Convounder; -the Holt. Algernon
Herbert, of Rxeter Collegc ; Mr. George Norfouf of Q"C
Colfeire; Henry Stafford Nrtheotc, Esq. of Christ Church;
Mr. Thomas Bartlett, of St. Edmund hull.

CANIBIIIrof;y, JUNE 25.-L—The Chancellor's gtold
medal jig the bast English poem by as Linder-
gradviatti. is this year ...adjudged to Mr. George
Waddimton,.Sehllar of Trinity •College, and one
of the University ,Schblars. The subject of the
poern. is Columbus.'
Sir William Browne's three medals arc this
year hdpriged as follow :
Parzthe'Greek Ode, to Mr. S. G. Price, Scholar of Trinity
College;--fur the Litt in Ode, and Epigram e, to Mr. William
Strickland, of the ig„lie Society.
The Rcv. Charles Sanders, M. A. formerly of
Queen's College, Confrater ot.Bro,Wness Ho :vital
in Stamford, was last week instituted, by the Lord
Bishop of Lincoln, to,the vicarage of Kett on with
Tixover, iir Rutland, on the presentation of the
Rev. the Chancellor ofßev. Lincoln, as 'Prebendary of
Ketton in that Cathedral,