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be the Cenfseettiene An infaMotts -report •%liic:l
had been set on -lout respecting,a ieizure said .to
have been made at the breWhouse 'to which he be-
longed, had made such an impression, _that for
some days afterwards the pUblicans were 'COn-
stantly coming down to entreat that the state-.
went be contradicted, As till this Was done
they could not sell a single barrel of beer. He would
ask the House then, if it were ithely that they
should risk their reputation and fortunes by prac-
tices, like .those imputed so them ? But it was said
a free trade was wished fin., The brewers wished
for this as 'much as others could do, and their
exertionslad been directed to make it so, as far
as depended upon them, and he thought they bad
succeeded to a great degree. As to the plan for
allowing any person to -ommence victualler at
his pleasure, tbongh his •own individual interest
might be promoted by it, he could no:- but remind
the House f•hat there was a large, body of men •
whose interests this would greatly affect, and
who were •etititled to protection—be meant the
publicans. The,value of the leases of those Who
dealt one particular house, be believed to
amount to about 500,0001. 'lhat property ought
not to be invaded without the fullest inquiry, and
lie therefore called upon the- Honse to giVe the
subject their most serious attention hettire they
thought of taking a step of that kind, lie trusted
he bad said etiough to convince the House that
no monopoly-; inintions to the • interests of the
public, existed, so far -as the brewers were con-
cerned, and that it was owing to the great brew-
eries in the metropolis that the price of porter had
been -kept so, low. He knew nothing AA Air.
Beaumont, but he had felt himself bound" ci prove,
that the charges -he bad hrOught forward were un-
toonded. • ‘:;

Mr. DICKINSON said that much inconvenience
would occur, if certain Private Bills before the
House were not passed this evening while the
Lords were sitting. He therefore won't! move,
that the debate on the pet itiun should be adjourned
till to-morrow.

Mr. W. SMITH was inclined to differ altogether
from the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Bare but he
consented' o the proposed adiottrpment of the
bate. Ile wished the petition referred to a Com-
mittee.

- Mr. CALVERT bowed to thewish.of the House
for the proposed. adjournment: In hislile he had
never heard imputations more false-than were cOn7
tained in thiS petition. He hoped a. committee
„would he.appilinted to inquire into the merits of
the case. This to hint appeared necessary, for the
sat►sfaction of the public, and for the public peace.
Tbe debate was then adjourned till tp-morrow:

•
(For the Remainder of the Proceedings in the House

of Cominoni, see. the liast Page.)

LAW IN I'ELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CIIANCFRY, MAnen ,

THE FIiINCESS OF WALES V. THE EMIL OF LIVER-

POOL AND COUNT MUNSTFR.
The LoaD CHANCELLOR thiS motrring triok a
general review:of the circumstances of this 'case,.
which we reported, on Monday. Ills Lordship
tibsorvell, that according to the established general*
rules of the, Court; the 'defendants should 'file
Cross bill, in Order to have 'a discovet y Of',the
itt-
strumeot which 'they desired to be pro‘luced but
where justice required that the ordinary role
should be departed friim, it ‘u.as requisite that 'he
affidavit* of the puty applyinkr for a particular
favour from the Court, should State fully the ne-
cessity which existed for granting it. its the pre-
sent case, the ifslttvit of Count Minister states
only, that' be is apprized, and verily believes,
that tht-proditetion of the instrument is question
'nay afford, trrtiterial infot tnation. In order to shape
an answer properly- to the hill against them, as one
Of the/executors strider the will of his Royal High-
ness the late Duke of 4rtins wick , stronget grounds
than one, restiuvott a Mere .contingency, should
be stated', in .ordev to, call for the production
the instrument referred to ; and, theiefore, if a
sufficient reason Was not brouOtt forward by next
Saturday, fur-the producing of the instrument, be
should then dismiss the motion.

Froin the LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH 10.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

James Cheet ham, Oldham, Lancashire, shoemaker, (rain
March 23, to April G.
Smian hose, Swansea, GlamOiganslifrO, dealer, from Mkirch
21, to April 10.

• - BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
.T.llurges 13ndgett,_Stoke• lane, Sornersetshire, brewer.
%V. Norton ;Marsden, Satforn, Lancashire, corn-dealer.

BANK RUM'S.

E. Smitten; Fox and Knot-yard, Snow-hill; dealer, March 14,
28, and April 21, at ten,, at Guildhall. Atturncy, Alt% .W.
Drykes, Thavirs's- inn; '
C. T. Cracklow, White I.iop-street, Spitalficlds,..marble,mer.
chant, March 14, 28-,• and April 21, at ten, at Guildhal.
Attorney, Mr. Castle, 4,;‘,lrsitor-street, Chaticeiy.lloie.'
J. Marshall; Great- .dritiiiby, Lincolnshire, corbpmerchant,
March 24, at Seven, .25, at ten, and April 21, at seven, at
.the Granby Inn, Great Grimsby. Attorney, Mr. C.F. gm--
ion, Weldon, Northamptonshire.
.1. Wood, Manchester.' R. 11, and'7l,-at three,
it the Star Inn, Manchesler. Atrornies, Messrs. Milne
anti. Parry, 'Peinples '' •
J. Hawkins, Hild,lersfield,.lintelter, April 13,•at five, 14, it
nine, and 21; at ten ,'at the Wellingt,in Inn-, Huddersfield.
Attorney Mr. IV, Jaconib,•Basingliall.strvet

J. Holmes, Birining-ham, dealer in earthen-ware, March 31,
. at four; at• the Itiwinick Inn, in Ne3vcastle4inileWLyme,
April 1, at the Legs of Man Inn, in Bursism, at twelve, and
' 21, at the Roe-buck at twelve. Attorney, Mr.
Ber-
ridge, Hatton-garden. • -
J. Gifford, Froine Selwood, Somersetslkire, cial-nterchant,
March 23," 24, and April el, at twelve., at the OziAt le Inn,
Bath. Attornics, Mesirs. Blake and. Son, Cook's-court,
Carcy-3treet,
J. Jenkins, Dudley, WorcesterAbire, mercer, April 2,3, and
• 21, at the Packhorse Inn, Worcestershii at eleven. At-
torney., Mr, G. nonstick!, nonverie-street, ricct-street.
J. COnstantine, Crook-mill, Westmorland, M. Robinson,
West I-louse, Fewstone, Yorkshire, and A. Tyson, Crook-
mill, fkix-spinners, April 7, at four, 8 and 21, at eleven,
at the :New lied Lion Ink,. in Colne, Lancashire. Attor-
_ nies, Messrs. Limes and Cowhnrn, Hare-court, Temple.

J. Davies, Llairsaiittfraitt, Denbighshire, spirit-dealer, April
and C2I, at one, at the George fill], Liverpool_ At-
tornies, 1E r. C. Bird, Castle Ditch, Liverpool, arid Mr. P.
Williams, Elolvtrell, Vlintshire. . . _

J. Mink, Liverpool, won cy-scrivener. March 14, 21, and
• Apri! 21, at eleven, atGuildhali. Attorney, Mr. E. Ches-
ter, Staple Inn. •
0. Proctor and W. Proctor, tirminghant and Sheffield, opti-
. clans, March 23, 24, and April 21, at, twelve, 111 tine Ifoyal
floti.l, in l'eviiple-row, Birmingham: Atioruies,
Stevens, Maples, -Pearse, and ti mit , Frederick's,
place, Old Jeury.
[Dividends, 84c. To-morrow.;