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were formerly clothed in woollen were Daw,clitik—
in a great measure by the cotton noup,tracPqNSr,:
He would maintain—and, indeed, thatiet tifita
vibus—that, with a low price of ;cotton It
impossible to have a high price of wool. iirete to
House to consent to any measure increasing
price of wool, what other consequences could tea
l
but that the poor would resort inure tO the l'Oe
cotton clothing, until the price of wool was apol.
reduced; so that if the revenue henefitted. the
growers of wool would receive no correspondial
advantage. In the year 1825, there were itnport
into this country 147,000,000 pounds of cotton-
meant, of course, the raw material; but in
Ir
the quantity imported was 268,000A0
This great demand for cotton, of course, impliguL •
some degree a less demand for woollen. The NIS •
which the Noble Duke had stated were, therei?
evidently not the real causes of the fall of pot
nor would the measure of relief proposed by
Noble Duke have the effect he imagined. It Iv°'i
be impossible to shut out the low-priced foreign vir°,..%
and admit the higher price He should move the
the House proceed to the other Orders of the Pat
Lord DE LA WARRE could not support tl
motion. He acknowledged that great distress oiste7
but he still thought it would be inexpedient to 4OP
the measure proposed.
The Marquis of SALISBURY was sorry that
Noble Friend had considered the interest of the
nufacturer and of the wool grower to be at variances;
when, for his part, he could not help viewing tin
as inseparable. His Noble Friend had acknowledge.;.
the existing distress, but he had left out the collic
deration of the consequence. It was more to 1" •
advantage of the wool-grower to have the home
tom, than to possess the protection of a tritling4l:l,tfr
The Duke of RICHMOND said, that from
he saw of the feeling of the House, he should nl
avail himself of the, privilege of reply. He e;
however, upon the House to meet the question, a°
in relation to the South Down grower, but in refeje
rence to the general interests of the country. a
could now sell his wool in France for 'lid. the
whilst in England he could get only 7d. The revenue
might be materially benefited by the mpsure
proposed. Y•
Their Lordships then divided, when there sr.,
peered, for Lord Ellenborough's Amendment •"
Contents
Non-Contents SS
Majority... .......... --53
Adjourned at a Quarter before Nine o'clock. ":

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(LAST NIGHT') -
Only thirty-seven Members being presen't
Four o'clock, the House was adjourned till to-00
row.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the .21fessager des Chantbres of Sunday.)
PARIS, MAY 23. 0 n the sth of April the 144.1/„6;
Sian squadron was at Poros, to the number of 'a.; .
ships of the line, three frigates, a corvette, lia.td,„,ti. I
brigs. It was reported in that island, that Au" 1,11
Heyden having considered with the President v1"-f
place of refuge the squadron should choose in case °
war with England, the port of Napoli had been chose4ll"
and that in consequence 30 pieces of cannon (glt
pounders) had been placed at the entrance of it• n
is added, that the Admiral having since become se,";
sible that it was impossible to escape in that Pte,
from the English fleet, had resolved to join hit sq
dron to that which is blockading the Dardantei-
o.
and in case of a declaration of war, immediately
force the passage to proceed into the Black Seid,
It was affirmed at Poros that this junction wc)aq.
very soon be affected.—Courier de Smyrne, April
The Chamber of Deputies, in its sitting of Sat
day, received the report of the committee of the bo
get. The debate upon it was fixed for IVlondg,
June 1.
(From the Gazette de France, dated Mai 2b*)
PARIS, MAY 24.—Mr. Gordon arrived at i,T
apleo
on the sth of May. Several German Journals anc-
nounce that M. de Royer, the Prussian Ambassado.
to the Porte, is on his way through Italy, to emba/c
at Naples with the Ministers of the other Powr°.
The Chamber of Peers has adopted without de"
bate the project of law on the endowment of, tb.
peerage.

TRICKS OF STOCKS THIS
Bank itoca 2ll 103 i
8 per Cent. Red. . .. 87%%
S per Cent. Cons. .. 8 14
3Yi per Cent. 0314%
Ditto Red. 96%34.
4 per Cent. ...............103%%%
Ditto, 1826
Ditto Scrip 3,4 3 pm.
Bank L. Ana ..... 19% 9-16
India Stock 230
Ditto Bonds ...... 53 54 pm.

DAY Ay DWI O'CLOCI.
South Sea Stock ...•••••• '''' .0*
Old Annuities ....••••••.•••••
........... ••••
New Di ttu ...... ... . pri•
Ex. Bills, Llpu .$" 06 a pia.
Ditto 500 66 65 pm'
Ditto Small ...... Na'
Ditto Commercial •...... "
Bank for Account ........
India for Account . ........
Cow. for Op. July 23...m7,'
•

----------7, Loa%
TAIGAS OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT 014 R 0 0"
Austrian Bonds
Brazilian Bonds 57304 834 9-34 PNeTuP:ilair Bo';'n"ds". ''
..." '' ''''' .... : ........
..,".
Buenos Ayres Bonds 25 Portuguese Bonds ............
..,
Colombian Bonds ....... .... Ditto,PnigsiaNne
Chilian Bonds
. ........... is'..a
Ditto, 1824
Danish
Greek Bonds
---- 1823....... .......... «E...,,
Ditto, 1825 —'French Renter, sp. C. '7...4*
Guatimala I
Mexican Bonds — ; 3 per cent. ...•••
....1 44.
Ditto, 1825 —! ----- Exchange .•
wOld ..... « ........ ..........
.._____Spanish,ElxB2chl.an....g..:.. .. .... .... ............

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PRICES OF SHAMS TRIO DAY' AT OK! 0%,- P
Paid. re 9)
Anglo Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) 2100 I
Ditto Subscription
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co.- (us. at 51. pm.) £2O 11:
Ditto National 5
IP '
British Iron Mining Co. 47li
United Mex. Min. Co. (iss. at 21. pm.) £:39j6
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PRICES OF IRISH STOC
Bank Stock
Consols, 3 per cent.
Gov. Stock, 334 per cent 9636
Ditto, New
4 per Cent lOl%
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent 96X
Royal Canal Stock 42%
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent S4I
Ballast Office Deb. 4 p. c -1

KSLB,PabtuntkiNlti'rulir.7l::4l'..h.)A
Royal Irish Ditto .............
National Ditto... .............
Patriotic Ditty.. . ............ 0
Hibernian Bank ...........
'Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine. ...............
Imperial Mine ... ... . ........ „.
Mining Co. of Ireland ....... ,•
Commercial Buildings .....

COMUI OP IEXCH.4
A masterda.m C.Y.12
Ditto, at ........ 19 24
Rotterdam 4 U 12 44
Antwerp 12 41
Hamburgh M. 8.13 14g
Altona 11 144
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 ISO
Ditto 2 U. 25 85
Bordeaux 95 90
Berliit

MIN YESTERDAY. 4,14
Leghorn ........................5
Genoa 114:1,
Venice .....................
Malts— ..... ..............
NWel; .llO
Palermo per su•
Lisbon .........
Oporto . ........................
ft,o Janeiro .....«.......•...
Bahia ...........«....... . ...... _
Buenos Ayres ..........
Dublin, days' sigh
Cork ..........................
Rumors, ran 01.,. 0
Portugal Gold, coin... 0 . II
Foreign Gold, in bars 0„
New t )oubloous ......... 0 u
.0 A
u
new Dollars ....«..••• 0- 0
Silver, bars. standard

Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M. 152
Petersburgh, ruble, 3 Us. 10 •
Vienna, effective d. 2 M. 10 7
Trieste de 10
Madrid
ZN4 Cadiz
Bilboa
Barcelona 96
Seville
Gibraltar 4B