The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-10 00:00:00

(iNo. 13,000.)

Blake, Henry, 7, Howard-
street, Strand
Batey and Finley, Duke-st.,
St. James's
Blankley, Benj., 13, Clarke's-
place, Islington
Bishop, J., Gloucester-st.,
Red Lion-square
Bagots, W., Southampton-
street, Covent-garden
Boss and Son, 57, Frith-st.,

Finlay, John, 66, Fenchurch-

street
Farrer and Penrose, 231,

Holborn
IGurney and Son, 56, St.
James's-street
Guthrie and Son, New Bond-

street
IGreaves, R., High Holborn
Grainger, J. Pall-mall
Goody, J., Clifford-street
Grayson, J Featherstone-

Soho
Bradbury and Wells, 93, New
Bond-street
Batt, R., 9, Edgeware-st.,
Portman-square
Bradshaw, J., Warwick-st.
Brock, John and Son, 10,

buildings.
Green, E., Regent-street
Green, S., Saville-row
Griffith and Pearson, Bond-

street
Grosjean, Quadrant
Gypson,W:, Featherstone-
buildings
Green, H., Oxford-street
Gibbon and Lock, Clifford-

Saciville-street
Baker, H., 46, Tabernacle-

walk
Bagster, W., 5, Southamp-
toil-street, Strand
Baldwin, H., 101, Cheapside
Blacket, J., 85, High-street,
Borough
Bradford, M. G., 36, Lom-

street
Grose, V., Tooley-street
Geddes, A., Great Ormond-

street
Gillot, G., 36, Strand

bard-street
Blancher and Co., 89, Hol-,

Goring, Wm., 14, Pall-mall
Gustard and Co., Vere-street
Gilbart, Wm., 86, Oxford-

born
Baldwin and Co. , Sweeting's-
alley I
Bracher, A.,8e11-alley '
Colbron, 4, lill-street, Con-

street
Gilbert and Hopkins, 99,

Oxford-street
Gann and Co., 171, Fen-

duit-street
Cartwright, F., 63, Lowerl
Grosvenor- treet
Cooke, Rs., Polanl-st.
Carr, George, Jermyn-street]
Coates, Henry, Downe-street
Crowder, J. , Gracechurch-st.l
Charstecy, IL, Alark-lane
Cooper, Henr`•, Park-street
Cooper and Creer, Suffolk—

church-street
Iluison, G. , 124, New Bond-

st!tet
Bolt, T., 20, Sackville-st.
Harrison and Burn, 39, Sack-

ydle-street •
Howell and Read, 11, Upper

- -
Brook-street
Howland, South Molton-st.
Helmes, T., Duke-street
Holt, T., Graceehureh-street
Harrison, R., Middle-row,

street
Cadman, John, Old Kent-rd.
Curtis, E., St. James's-st.
Clarkson, Charles, Circus-st
Callis, W., Finsbury
Collins, S., Haymarket
Cumberland, W., Little Bell•
alley

Holborn
Holloway, J., Featherstone-
buildings
Haldane, J., Old Burlington-

Chambers, Little Maddox -st.
Cox, Thomas, Cork-street
Crookes, G., Maddox-street
Cape, G. A., Pantoti-street
Cutler, E., Hanover-street
Carr, J. R., Liverpool-street
Charles, J., Fleet-street
Coles and Co., Paul-street
Cook and Wheeler, Princes-
Areet

Cracknall, Old Bond-st.
Cooper, B. J., Sack ville-st.
Crellin, St. James's-street
Corbett and Fountaine, Albe-
marle-street

street •
Nuffield, G., Grosvenor-st
Hart, H., Pall-mall

Cooke, J., Regent-street
Cook, J., Southampton-st.
Court, W., Great Pulteney-

street
Chubb and Son, 1, Queen-
street, Cheapside
Curlewis, H. C.~ 12, Ha-

nover-street
Curry, J., 201, Rkjent-st.
Cowing and C0.,2.70; Mar-

garet-street
Cooper, James, ..23, New

144nd-street
Cowell, Joseph and Son, 1,
Brydges-street
Challis, Wm., 2.2, Cornhill
Davidson and Newham, Cork-

street
Doumered, C., Newington-

causeway
Deighton, W., St. James's-st.
Oahe% 8., hall-alley

Davis T., Hanover-street
Dowdney, E., Nortbumber-
laad-stiel.
Deane, Joseph, Leicester-sq.
Dixon, James,Arundel-street
Dowdy, G. D. Fleet-street
Darby, Roland, Red Lion-
square
Davies, E., Gilbert-steet
Darby, J. F.
Davies and Co., Poland-st.
Draeger, Leicester-square
Denyen, Great Trinity-lane
Dixon, James, Arundel= street
Dunn, R., Cirencester-place
Derni.sey, J., Bouverie-street
Davies and Price, Cork-st.
Dewey, J., Mortimer-street
De 'Ath, J., Old Cavendish-
street

Dawes, Crescent, Jewin-st.
Dempser, 11, Great Trinity-
lane

Dowdney and Son, 49, Lom-
bard-street

Davis and Dodd, 44, Leices-
ster-square
Dodds and Co., 44, Leaden-
hall-street

Daniels,G.,9o,Jermyn-streetl
Davies, 51, Green-street,
Grosvenor-square
Drimmy, George-street, Mi-
nories

Duke; W., 8, Jewry-street,l
Aldgate
Dick and Son, Hanover-st.

Heigh, T.,Margaret-street
Hernon, ackville-street
Huffman, G., Duke-street
Hough and Mills, St. Tho-

mas's-street
Holden, F. E., Stanhope-st.
Henderson, Vine-street
Hawse, W., Lamb's Conduit-

street
Harris, W., Lamb's Conduit-

street •
Hillmain, T., May's-build.
Howell, H., Holborn-hill
Hamilton, D. „Nicholas-lane
Hannis, T., Brownlnw-st.
Heyden,A.,South Molton-st.
Holmes, J., Berwick-street
Hughes, 0. H. , New Bond-st
Holland, J., Sackville,street
Hogg, E. St. James's-st.
Harvey and Stokes, Jermyn-

street
Hallett and Co., South
Molton-street
Hodge and Swallow, Pic-
cadilly
'Howell, St. May Axe

Hay and Co., New Bond-st.
Howle, J., Warwick-street
Horton, T.,,Green-street
Hoepfner, A., Frith-street
Huffen, G., Grosvenor-street
Habell, H., Great Pulteney-

street
Hocken, J., Maddox-street
Henderson, A., 19, Old Bur-
lington-street
Hutton, 8., 114, Park-st.,
.Grosven or-square
Hall, J., 46, Holborn-hill
Horton, Thomas, 6, Green-

street, Grosvenor-square
Harwood, W.,159, Piccadilly
Hopkins, J., 67, Lamb's Con-
duit-street
Haeskell, C., 121, Pall-mall
Halton, W., 9, Charles-st. ,
St. James's-square
I How, Thomas, 32. Berwick-

street
Izard, J. Gloucester-place
Insley, IL, Mount-street
Inkson, J., Ryder-street
Jones, J., 6, Regent-street
Jupp, Argyll-street
James, J. and 11., Great
Queen-street

Jackson, J., Warwick-court
Jackson and Son, Cork-st.
Jones, E., Strand
Johnson, W. and Son, Clif-
ford-street

Jackson, G., Queen-street
James and Son, Bernard-st.
Jarrin, Lewis, Dufour-place
Jarvis and Jones, Conduit-st
James, R.,Conduit-street
Jacklin, ~ 14, Queen-st.,
Cheapside
Jordan, S. , 14, Gracechurch-
street

Janson, W. H., 12, Bishops-
gate-street
Jordan, W., 15, New Bond-
street

Jones, W., 6,Warren-street,
Fitzroy-square
Johns and Meek, Poultry
Jackson, E.W., 58, Grace-
church-street

Edwards and Scott, Conduit-
street
Eccles and Stalman, Spring-
gardens
Ellis and Matthison, Princes-
street
Elliot, F., Great Pulteney-
street
Earp and Co., Brownlow-st.
Elford, J. F., Great Pulte-
nev-street
Eaglet= and Glover, High-st
Edrnonds,Joseph, Jermyn-st.
Ell.ott, J., Beak-street
Earck, G. Regent-street
Evans, J. , Sunderland-build-
ings
Edwards and Son, Basing-
hall-street
Emett, S. Regent-street
Evans and Co., Mount-street
Edwards, J., and Co., Con-
duit-street.
Evans, W., Lombard-street
Eddowes, Jermyn-street Leslie, .J., 60, Conduit-street
Evans, Sam., 2, Finsbury- Lyon, Duke-street, Man-
place Chester-square
Ellis and Spann, 25, New Laffin and Co., Princes-st.
Ormond-street Lloyd, J., Conduit-street
Eaton, Jno. and James, 9, Linney, A., Regent-street
Lower-street, Islington Lester W., Fleet-street
Edwards, Joel, 9, "Hanover- Lee, J., Great Queen-street
street Lewis, A., Grosvenor-street
Edwards, T., Hatton-garden Langstaft, W., Bury-street
Edwards, W., and Son, 48, Lane, Saville-row
Basingliall-street Lewis, E. Howard-street
Ewens, C. 5.5, Goswell- Lake, J., South Molton-st.
street-road Lewis, J., Old Jewry
Earp and Haines, Poultry Leroux, Princes-street
Field, A., Warwick-street Leggatt and Gilbert, Oxford-
Fritz,L.,GreatMarlborough- street
street Launders, J., 27, Panton-st.
Froggatt, Bishopsgate-street Lee, T. E., 1, Hatton-garden
Fisher, J., Duke-street Little and Co., 69, Leaden-
Forster, John, Oxford-street hall-street
Forsyth, Vere-street Lee, F. W., 17, High Holborn
Furbv and Stockton, Sack- Lavileld, T. and W., 11,
ville-street neak-street
Wimpole-street Lulham, T., 213, White-
FFoergrdu,
sIoVn” and Bloomfield, 23, chapel-road
New Bond-street Lowe and Robinson, 418;
Farthing, C., Oxford-street Strand
Floodson, R. W., Wilson-st. Lendrum, J., Regent-street
Felgar, M., 19, Argyll-street Lyes, Thos., 47, Judd-street
Foulger, T. and J., high-st. Lane, J., High-street,
Fraser and Banwell, Bond- Manchester-square
street Lack, J., 8, Union-court
C.,14, St. James's-st. Mayer and Sons, 36, Con-
Fletcher, 11. and G., 39, duct-street
New Bond-street Morrisson, S., St. Paul's
Frowlich and Beach, 11, Ha- churchyard
nover-street Minister, E., Regent-street
Fraas, 8, Leicester-place Mette, E. and Co., 14, Sack
Falconer, W. (late Buxton), ville-street
165, New Bond-street Murgatroyd, Spring-st.
Gardner, James-street Morrison, J., Cheapside

Keene, South Audley-street
Knox, Maddox-street

Kreisa., F. Gt. Pulteney-st.
Knight, Pulteney-street
Keep, \V., Northumberland-
street

Kloer, G., 14, Queen-st.
Kirkwood,W., Cavendish-st.
Krantzeke,Noithumberland-
street

Kistan, G., Dean-street
Kerr, J., Vine-street
IKolbe and Fletcher, Conduit-
street

Kennedy, J., Quebec-street
Kerry and Forrest, Cork-st.
Kachler, J., 33, Leicester-sq.

LoNDoN, SATURDAY I

. .
Metcalf, T., Castle-street Steare and Trevors, Glou-
Merrall, E., Clement's-lane. tester-place
Morris, T. 8., Fore-street Scholes, Gt. Marlborough-
Mead, Thomas, Cornhill street
Mitchell, J., Southampton- Strachan, E., Long-acre
street Snell, C., George-street
Moore, R., King-street Stochert, Argyll-street
M'Keller, Old Burlington-st Sewell, Commercial-road
Milladge, Thos., Store-street Sissau, Arnold-street
IVPLachlan, Great Pulteney- Stocken, J., Middlesex-st.
street Scott, Bennett-street
Merryweather, J., Falcon-st. Swift, W. H., Aldgate
Maitland, Conduit-street Springett, J., Dean-street
Meagoe, H., Brook-street Storv, W., Queen-street
Maggs, F., Charles-street Schicht, Sackville-street
May, Richard and Son, Sack- Sadler, G., New Bond-street
ville-street Spencer, R., Vernon-sireet
Mackenzie Smart, J., Brydges-street
Morley, C. R., New-street Spreck, J., Henrietta-street
Matthieson, J., Bishopsgate Smith, J., Berwick-street
Without Sparding, Hummell, and
Martin, J., St. James's-st. Spoer, Conduit-street
May, W., Holles-street Scott, J., Devonshire-e-.
M'Callan, R. and J., King- Sandilands, J., Conduit-st.
street, Covent-garden Simpson, Fl., Leadenhall-st.
M'Kardy, 17, Warwick-et. Scott, Ryder-street
Minster, J., St. James's-st. Stanford, T., Brownlow-sk.
Mitchell, G., Bury-street Sheplierd,W., South Audley-
Mannering, T., Tottenham- street
court-road Stuart, W. 8., Mou*otreet
Morris, J., 23, Southampton Stone, J., Skinner-street
TOW • Sharpe, T., Whitechapel
Macdonald, G., 22, Dorset- Stewart and \roue, Cheap-
street side
Morrison, John, Craven-st. Scaife, J., Brook-st64'.
Mann and Son, 31-, Grafton-;&hild aiadk: .0-
~street I street

Masters, W., 6, Arnndel-st., Slate, and Son, S. James's-St.
Panton-square ~_•alisbury, Holborn-hill
Moody, Wm., 212, Strand Stevens and Wyer, Newing-
Marks, J., Old Kent-road • ton-causeway
Meadows and 13enfield,8, Ma- Simons, Store-street
rylebone-street Saxe, C., Conduit-street
Mitchelhill, J.; 13, Frith-st. Simeock, 4, Ryder-street
Moore, Andrew, 82, Cornhill Stephens, S., Fleet-street
Morris, J. 8., 1,• Falcon-sq. Slaughter, Holborn
Nugee, F. J.; 20, St: James's Smith, R.,19, Woodstock-st.
stree • Stoker, P., 6, Conduit-street
Nicholls, A., Conduitstreet Sinclair, W., 3, Bolton-st.
Nell,' C., Borough Stewart, R., Philpot-lane,
Nicholls, T., King-street Fenchurch-street
Newton; W., 7, Maddox-St. Spence, T., 78, Britannia-
Nicholls, J. 57, Jermvn-st. terrace
Noble, Rd., 73, Cornhill Smith, J. 30, Tavistock-st.
Noble and 0., 118, Leaden- Speyer anti Co., 52, Holborn
hall-sreet Smith, J., 51, Lothbury
Owen, 8., 184, Regent-st. Smith, E., 47, Houn
Oinell, High Holborn Stewart, T., 53, Cheapside
Overton, Win., Conduit-st. Stafford, J., 66, West Smith-
O'Brady, St. James'S-street field
Oram, Little Britain Stone and Son, 40, Bishops-
Onyon and Stafford, Aldgate gate-street
011ivier, J., 6, Bolton-street Sexton, R., 175, Regent.st.
Oakley,' H.; St. Dunstan's- Stansford and Edden, 29,
passage • Lower Holborn
Pulford and Co., 65, St. Satterley, T.,Weston-street,
James's-street *SOuthwark
Perkins and Edgar, Argyll- Shoolbred and Renwick, 34,
-street , • , J ermyn- street
Price, J. 8., Craven-street Simpson, W.; Regent-street
Price arid Sons, Sackville-st. Testar, J., South Audley-st.
Ptigh, W., Regent-street- Taylor, 1., Pope's Head-alley
Parks, C. and Son, Three Turner, W., Union-street
Crown-square Tenpenny, G. it., Holles-st.
Palmer; W. J., Sackville-st. Trition, Norris-street
Pet,kiriS ,Bryanston-square Thompson, F.; Conduit-st.
P001e,17 Burlington-street - Tautz, A., Thiyer-street
PemberiJ., NeW Bridge-st. Taylor; G. , New 13ond-street
Pahl, J., Bedford-street Thomson and Whitelaw,

Pakeman, Leather-lane Princes-street
Pattieson,l'., Lower John-st, Taite, J., Oxford-street
Poole, V., Tooley-street , Taylor, G., Regent-street
Place,' F., Charing-cross Thurlow, T., and Scn, ich-
Patten and Janson, Bishops- borne-street
gate-street Tolley and Co., Strand
Ponder, R., Gerard-street Thelbourn, City-road
Parker, James, Aldgate Thompson, P., Frith-street
Parsons, M., Strand Tuck, M., Kenton-street ,
Phillips, L., Strand Tapperden, Kent-road
Penrose, High Holborn Theaker, J. Oxendon-street
Poulson, 8., Regent-street Taylor, J.,iottetihatn -vourt-
Plowright, J., Daries-street road
Pope, T., Jertnyn-street Turner,R.,oldCavendish-st.
Palmer, 8., Quadrant l'avlor and Russell, 5, New
Pulsford, King-street, St. bond-street
James's Tuff, J., 167, Regent-street

Parkins, 3., 17, Aldgate Tomlinson and Co., 78, New
Paprell, Jos., 3, Featherstone Bond-street
buildings Thomas, F., 2, Vernon-place,
Payne and Saunders, Gilbert- Bloomsbury
street, GrOsvenor-square Triquet, Sophia, 5, Queen-
Preston, Wm., 126, New street, Gold,,n-square
Bond-street Underwood and Freeman,
Pike, L. 21, Old Bond-st. Oxford .street
Pattison, A., 80, Cornhill Ulph,l 6, Upper Marylebone-
Pottinger, W., 27, Queen- street
street, Cheapside Unthank, A., 34, Great
Pennington, Saville-row P ulteney- street
Pope, Rd.' 50, Trinity-sq., Vinall, G., 188, High Hol-
Borough born
Pope, Rd., 27, Charles-st. Viney, J., and Co., Cornhill
Quilton, H., Chamomile-st. Vonstein, M., Conduit-st.

Roberts, R., Mount-street Vanheerus, W. H., South-st.
Rees, G., Welbeck-street Willis and Co., 18, St.
Ruttiker, J. Berwick-street James's-street
Rotherford, J. and Son, Wyllie and Co., 4,5, Conduit-
Great Marlborough-street street
Ralph, E. and Son, Strand Weston and Sprague, 37, Old
Russell, 31., Charlotte-street Bond-street
Redhouse, Old Kent-road; Watkins and Thompson,
Rowed and Greenshields, Cork-street

Bond-street West and Son, Poland-st.
Redpath, J. E., Maddox-st. Wilson and Wellman, Old
Reynolds T., 7, Chapel-st. Bond-street
west, Mayfair Wright, G., and Son, Percy.
Rochden, Southampton-bids. street
Ravenscroft, and Co., War- Wade, J., Holborn-hill
wick-street Witcomb, W., Fetter-lane
Rausch and Carpe, King-st. Westaway
Rowe, Marlborough-street White, J., Minories
Ritter, C., Davies-street Westley, outhampton-build.
Rolfe and Co., Great Marl- Woolf, 8., Oxford-street
borough .street Watkins IL, and Son, > Re-
Radermacher and Sherratt, gent-street

Dean-street •
Walker, Jermyn-street
Robertson and Co., Albe- White, Great Marlbo-
marle-street rough-street
Riley, M., 160, Borough Wingate, Dover-street
Russell and Peckover, 1, Wilkinson, St. James's-st.
Maddox-street White, G. Regent-street
Rolfe, John, 110, Leaden- Wainwright,Hapin, and Co.,
hall-street St. James's-street
Rodgers, J., City-road, neat Watkins, W., University-st.
Finsbury-square Whiteside, R. 8., Aldgate
Reid, G., 8, Grosvenor- Wood, Henrietta-street
street Wyatt, J., Frith-street
Robinson, C., 269, Holborn Whittaker, E., Nassau-st.
Ralph and Co., Ludgate-hil. Walker, G., St. Jamcs's-st.
Roberts, J., 82, Cheapside Wyatt, S., Clifford-street
Stulz and Housley, 10, West, G., Union-street
Clifford-street Wells, W., Bond-street
Storey, James, and Robin- Woodrow, Hatton-garden
son, 157, New Bond-st. Woolley, J., Stratton-st.
Simpson, W., 24, 'Leaden- Wehnart, Leicester-square
hall-steet Weldon, T. Holles-street
Simpson, E., Sweeting's- Wilkin, G.:Frith-street
alley Walker, J., Oxford-street
Stuart, David, 9, Finch-lane Whitehead, A., Jewin-street
Stock, R., 137, Regent-st. Woods, W. L., Bell-alley
Stuart and Mills, 91, Jermyn- Wright, Conduit-street
street Walker, C.,Sackville-street
Simpson, H., 139, Leaden- Wilcox, T. Red Lion-square
hall-street White, R., and Co., South
Scaife, A. P., and Co., 115, Molton-street
New Bond-street Wallace, Andrews,and Mun-
Stephens, J., and Sons, kenbeck, Cork-street

Winter and Co., Painters'-
liartleit's-hUildings
Swift, E. W., 78, Fleet-street court, Bury-street
Saunderson, J.; New Bond- Williams and M'Gee, Con-
street dui t- street
Sturke, Harlow-street Woodall, F., 16, Waterloo-
Sabberton, J., Great Pulte- place
ney-street Wuest and Son, 7, Bentinck-
Sibcrt, 11., 41, Fleet-street street, Soho
Sands, Little Argyll-street Wise, White Hart-court,
Sharpe, G. J., Queen-street Lombard-street
Simmons, J., Wych-street Welsford, 8., Leadenhall-st.
Skerrit, J., Dean-street Wray, George, 19, Queen-
Sharp, J., Jermyn-street sreet
Sargent and Nicholson, Bo- Young, C. C., York-street,
rough St. James's
Shoobridge, Cheapside. Yandell and Co., Strand.
Thatched House Tavern, May 8, 1834.
The Committee of Master Tailors having met this
day, pursuant to notice, beg to inform the trade that
they have resolved to re-publish immediately, in the
Morning and Evening Papers, the resolutions, with an
amended Alphabetical List of the Masters who have re-
solved to support the same ; that they have received
large subscriptions in support of the common cause ; that
they have received communications from various parts of
the country from persons approving of the resolutions
adopted, and who are desirous to aid and co-operate with

Vl'.' Y 10 I 844.

the Master Tailors of London, and pot to employ work-
men connected with the Trades' Unions; in short, that
every thing appears to this Committee to be progressing in
the most satisfactory way, and they have the greatest
pleasure in announcing that this Committee are not aware
of the defection of any Master who signed the resolutions.
(Signed) JOHN LESLIE, Chairman.
Subscriptions continue to be received by the Chairman,
Mr. Leslie, 60, Conduit-street; the Treasurer, Mr.
Story, 157, New Bond-street ; the Hon. Secretary, Mr.
Harrison, 39, Sackville-street ; and by the several Mem-
bers. of the Committee.

GRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT IN-
STITUTION, for Allotting small Portions of Land
to the Labouring Poor, for employment in their leisure
hours, in the perishes where they reside.
Founded Anno Domini 1832,
Under the Patronage of
His Roy-1.1 Highnessthe Duke of CU3IBERL AND, K. G.
His Royal Highnessthe Duke of GLOUCESTER, K. G.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT
Her Royal Highness the Princess VICTORIA.
TRUSTEES.
The Right Hon. Lord Somerville
The Right Hon. Lord Abbert Grosvenor, M.P.
flTerbert Barrett Curteis, Esq., M.P.
illarry Dent Goring, Esq., M.P.
John Leech, Esq., M.P.
William Stuart, Esq., M.P.
A PUBLIC DINNER to commemorate the Founda-
tion of this Institution, will take place at the Freemasons'
Tavern, Great Queen-street, on TUESDAIi, the 13th of
Max, 1834. The Right Honourable Lord ROBERT
GIiOSVEN OR has obligingly consented to take tlre Chair,
and will be supported by the following Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen, who have consented to act as
STEWARDS.
The Most. Noble his Grace the Duke of Buc-
_clench and Queensberry
The Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Marl-
borough
The Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Cleveland
The Most Hon. the Marquis of Salisbury
The Right Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury
The Right Hon. the Earl of Stamford
The Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth
The Right .Hon. the Earl of Waldegrave
The Right Hon. the Earl of Buckinghamshire
The Right Hon. the Earl of Hardwicke
The Right Hon. the Earl of Craven-.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Harewood
The Right Hon. the Earl of Morley
The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Beresford
The Right Hon. Lord Stafford
The Right Hon. Lord Monson
The Right Hon. Lord Sondes
The Right Hon. Lord Bolton
The Right Hon. Lord Lilford •
The Right Hon. Lord Segrave
The Right Hon. Lord Carbery
The Right-Hon. Lord Somerville
The Right Hon. Lord Henley
The Most Hon. the Marquis of Blandford, M.P.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Belfast, M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Viscotint Palmerstor, M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Newark, M.P.
Lord Arthur Hill, M.P.
Lord Marcus Hill, M.P.
Lord George Seymour
The Hon. Baron Dimsdale
Sir Grey Skipwith, Bart., M.P.
The Rev. Sir William Cooper, Bart.
Sir Stephen Glynne, Bart., M.P.
Sir:: Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. 11. P.
Sirtßichard Godin Simeon, Bart., M.P.
SirlJohn Rae Reid, Bart., 31. P.
31a,40r-General Sir C. Dalbiac, Bart., K. C. H.
Sir I'hilip Henderson Durham, M.P.; Ic.;'C.B.
Sir Purvis Hume Campbell, Bart., M.P.
The Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart.
The Hon. W. Duncombe, 31. P.
The Hon. E. G. G. Howard, M.P.
The Hon. George Rice Trevor, M.P.
Captain John George Boss, M.P.
W. Seymour Blackstone, Esq., M.P.
Thomas Bish, Esq., M.P.
Herbert Barrett Curteis, Esq., M.P.
C. B. Coles, Esq.
.4fildrarki.Divett, • -
Liam" Joseph Denison. Esq., M.P.
Lieut.-Colonel Disbrow e
Lieut.-Colonel De Lacy Evans, M.P.
Wynn-Ellis, Esq., M.P.
James Ewing, Esq., M.P.
Captain Rees Howell Gronow, M.P.
The Rev. Charles Gore
Harry Dent Goring, Esq., -M. P.
General Grosvenor
Montague Gore, Esq.
Lieut.-Colonel Andrew Leith Hay, M.P.
Henry Thomas Hope, Esq., M.P.
Andrew Johnstone, Esq., M.P.
Charles Shawe Lefevre, Esq., M.P.
Samuel J. Lilley, Esq.
John Leech, Esq., M.P.
T. Marsland, Esq., M.P.
John Madocks, Esq., M.P.
John Maxwell, Esq., M.P.
John Moore, Esq.
John Phillpotts, Esq., M.P.
Daniel Higley Richardson, Esq._
James Winter Scott, Esq., M.P.
William Stuart, Esq., IIJ.P.
The Rev. Thomas Sheepshanks
Robert Throckmorton, Esq., M.P.
William H. Fox Talbot, Esq., M.P.
James Talbot, Esq., M.P.
Major-General Tolley
Charles J. Kemvs Tine, Esq., M.P.
Isaac Newton Wigney, Esq., M.P.
John Wilks, Esq., M.P.
Henry Thomas Willatts, Esq.
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HENRY F. RICHARDSON, Secretary.

AT a MEETING for CONFERENCE,
between the UNITED COMMITTEE appointed
to obtain the REDRESS of the GRIEVANCES of
DISSENTERS, and DEPUTIES from various parts of
the country, sommoned especially for the purpose, held at
the City of London Tavern, on Thursday, May 8, 1834;
EDWARD BAINES, Esq., M.P., in the Chair;

Moved by the Rev. JOHN ANGELL JAMES, of Birming-
ham ; seconded by Colonel ADDISON, of Chilton Hall,
near Sudbury; supported by THOMAS HARBOTTLE,
Esq., of Manchester, and the Rev. JOSEPH GILBERT,
of Nottingham ; and resolved,
That this Meeting recognises the great and leading yin _
ciple of full and complete separation of Church and State
as the true basis on which equal rights and justice can be
secured to all classes of his Majesty's subjects.
Moved by JOSIAH CONDER, Esq., of Watford; seconded
by TitomAs WiLsow, Esq., of Highbury • and resolved,
That this Meeting cannot but express their deep regret
that the reasonable expectations of Dissenters, founded on
the admission by his Majesty's Ministers of the justice of
their c-airns, and on the repeated assurances of a desire on
their part to grant relief, have been frustrated by Lord
John Russell's Dissenters' Marriage Bill, and by Lord
Althorp's propositions respecting church rates, the only
measures which the Government have hitherto introduced
into Parliament for the relief of Dissenters.

Moved by the Rev. T. STRATTEN, of Hull ; seconded by
W. clowiTT, Esq., of •Nottingham ; and resolved,
That this Meeting concurs in the objections which have
been made by the United Committee to the Marriage Bill,
and especially to the propositions respecting church rates,
which they consider fallacious and altogether unsatisfac-
tory. inasmuch as while they change the name they prolong
the.duration of a burden from which Dissenters have al-
ready, in many parishes, procured either partial or entire
relief, and also give new energy to a principle against
which they have strongly protested as impolitic and unjust.
Moved by. the Rev. RICHARD WINTER HAMILTON' of
Leeds; seconded by the Rev. J. 11. BEARD, of Man-
chester ; and resolved,
That this Meeting entertains a full conviction that the
English Episcopal Church possesses, in the property now
at her disposal, and in the wealth of her individual mem-
bers, resources abundantly adequate to defray all the ex-
penses of upholding the • edifices in which her members
worship, and feels entitled to claim the entire abolition of
all imposts for that purpose, upon the same principles of
expediency and justice which induced Parliament to abolish
church cess in Ireland.
Moved by the Rev. Dr. REDFORD, of Worcester ; seconded
by SAMUEL CLAPHAM, Esq., of Leeds ; and resolved,
That the individuals now present, acquiescing in the
declaration made by one of his Majesty's Miniiters, that
it is a grievance for any class of religious professors to be
taxed for the support of a clitir.cli to which they do not
belong, engage,to take all constitutional-measures to op-
pose the adoption of the proposed plan respecting church

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rates, and to secure the per!'eLq enjoyment of their religiutk
rights.
Moved by JAMES BAI.DWIN BROWN, Esq., LL.D., o!
London ; seconded by EBENEZER. FOSTER, Esq., of
Cambridge ; and resolved,
That a deputation from VI
thorp, to communicate the
measure which his Lordshii

Lis meeting wait on Lord Al-
ir sentiments relative to the

) has introduced concerning
leputation consist of the fol-

church rates, and that the
lowing Gentlemen :
Eaward Baines, E.tq., M.P. Rev. J. Gilbert, Nottingham
Jim Wilks, Esq., M.P. Rev. Dr Redford, Worcester
Richard Ash, E q.. Bristol I'. Harhottle. Esq Manchester
Samuel Clapham, Eq, Leeds Rev. It. Griffiths, Long Buckby,
Rev. John Angell Ja. es, Bir. Northampton
mingbam - • James Baldwin Browne, Esq,
Henry Waymouth, Esq., 17, LI, D., Inner Temple, Lon
13ryarist.on-square don.
Moved by the Rev. Dr. PAYNE, of Exeter ; seconded by
the Rev. JOHN SIBREE, of Coventry; and resolved,
That the Deputation report the result of their interview
with Lord Althorp to the United Committee.
Moved by the Rev. JOHN HOWARD HINTON, of Reading;
seconded by WILLIAM MAY, Esq., of Ipswich; and
resolved,

That this Meeting recommends the formation of Volun-
tary Church Societies in London and throughout the
country, for the purpose of diffusing the great principle
maintained by such Associations among the inhabitants
the United Kingdom.
Moved by ROBEAT HENRY ABE RHEIN, Esq., of Honiton ;
seconded by ARRA HAM CLARK, Esq., of Newport, Isle
of Wight; and resolved,
That the Ikputies now present will take immediate
Measures for personally communicating with the Members
of Parliament for their respective counties, cities, and bo-
roughs, upon the ResolutioopasSed.this day;rand-that they
report the result to the United Committee.
Moved by RICHARD ASH, Esq., of Bristol ; seconded by
CHARLES LAW, Esq., of London ; and resolved,
That the most cordial thanks of this Meeting be given to
the United Committee for their valuable and [ftleient pub-
lic services, and that they be requested to continue the same.
Moved by CHARLES liiNnLvv, Esq., of Ashton-under.
Line; seconded by the Rev. Joni: SsBaEE, of Coventry ;

and resolved,
That the Deputies from the country now present under-
take to interest themselves in their respective districts to
procure contributions to meet the expenses incurred by the
United Committee in prosecuting the important objects of
their formation, and that the moneys so collected be re-
mitted to the Secretary on account of the Treasurer of that
Committee. (Signed)

EDWAtiIIYBAiNES, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was moved by
Colonel ADDISON ; seconded by THOMAS HA RBOTTLE,

Esq. ; and resolved,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Edward
Baines, Esq., ALP., fur his able and impartial conduct in
the Chair this day.
Moved by CHARLES LAW, Esq. ; seconded by JAMES
HOOKER, Esq., of Bideford; and resolved,
That the resolUtions passed this day he published in the
Patriot Newspaper, and in the leading London and Coun-
try Journals, under the direction of the United Committee,
and That they be also printed separately for distribution
among the Deputies from the country and other friends.
TO be obtained at the Congregational Library, Bloomfield-
street, Firgbury-circus.

BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.
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A_ PICTURES, by. Ancient Masters, from the collec-
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May, 1834.

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Professor of-Mathematics, King's College, London, and
late Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen College, Cambridge.
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