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PAELIARA.EN TA HAY DIVISIONS.

(From the Votes en, t the llouseof Commons.)
FRIPAY, JULY
POOR LA 1V AMENDJIENT BILL.

Order for Third Reading read; Motion made, and Ques-
tion proposed,—" That the Bill be now read a third time ;"
—Amendment proposed, to leave out the word " now," and at
the end of the Question to add the words " upon this day
three months :"—Question put, " That the word now ' stand
part of the Question ;"—The House divided :
MAJORITY—AYES, 103.
Acland, Sir T. D.-. N ilevonsnirel Harcourt, G. O.V -Oxfordshire
Acland, T. 1).-West Somerset Hardinge, Right Hun. Sir IL-
I'Court, Captain-Tamworth Launcest4n
Allix, J. P.-Cambriogeshire Hatton, Capt.-Wexford Co.
Antrobus, Edzwund-Surrey !Herbert, Hon. S.--Soutli Wilts
Baillie, H. D.-Honiton Hervey, I crd Alfred -- Brighton
Baird, W.-Falkirk, &c. 'Hope, Charles-Linlithgowshire
Baring, W. 8.-Thetford Howard, P. H.-Carlisle
Barnard, E. G.-Greenwich Hughes, W. 8.-Carnarvon
Barrington, Lord-Berksh:re!
(Hume, Joseph-Montrose, &o.
Bentinck, Lord G.-Lynn Jermyn; Earl-Bury, Sertlblk
Berke!ey, Hon. F. M.- GloucesterlJones, T.-Londonderry Co.
Boldero, Henry G.-Chippentim IKnatclibull, Sir E.-East Kent
Broadley; Henry-East orkshire!Knight, H. G.-Nottinghamshire
Browne, W. 1).- Kerry !Langston, J. H.-Oxford
Bruce, Lord K-Marlborough !Laser:lles, Hon. W.-4 Wakefield
Buller, Sir J. Yaide-Devor,shirel Lincoln!, Earl of-No, ihampLon.
Chetwode, Sir J.--trickinghain sh,re, ,ouch
Chute, W. L W.-West Norfolk! Litton, Edward-Coleraine
Clayton, R.-Aylesbury Lock hlrt, iltiam-Lanarkshire
Oct ks Sir G.-Stamford Lyall, G.-London
live, Edward R.-Hereford Mackenzie, W. E-Pecblesshire
Clive, R. H. South Shr,pshire APGeachy, F.-Honiton
Cockburn, Sir G orge-ltipon i Morgan, 0 - Monmouthshire
Corry, Hon. H. L.-Tvrone Co. lA:orison William -Kinruss-shire
Ceurtenav, Lord-S. fievonshire duff
Cripps, Joseph-Cirencester Norreys, Lord-Oxfordshire
Darner, Hon G.-Portarlington Northland,Viscount-Dungannon
arby, George-Last Sussex l'acke, C. W.-Leicester, South
Duncan, G.- Dundee Patten, J. Wilson-Lancashire
Duncombe, Hon A.-East Retford Peel, lit, Hon. sir R.-. 1 =worm
Ebrington, Lord-Pb mouth Peel, Col. Jonathan-1i untingdon
Eliot, Lord-East Cernwall Philips, Mark-Manchester
Escott, B. -W inchester Pollock, Sir F.-Huntingdon
Ferguson, Colonel -Kirka.dy Pringle, Alexandet -Selkirkshire
Estcourt, T. 0. 8.-Oxford Univ. Ilashleigh, W.-East Cornwall
Flower, Sir J. - Thetford Rice, Liward Poyd- Dover
Follett, Sir W.-Exeter Rose, Sir George-Christchurch
• Forbes, W.- Stirlings. ire Rushbrnoke, t olonel-Sutiork
Fuller, A. E.-Ea.t. Su, sex Sheppard, Thomas-Frame
Gaskell,James enlock Sonuerset,,Lon, H.- M concrouthsi
Gibson, T. M.-Manchester Starile) , Luru- North Latteabi.irt
Gill, T.-Plymouth 'triton, C. M.-C,,mbriugc
Gladstone, W. E.-Newark-oil- lancred, H. W -Ba..bury
Trent Taylor, Capt. E.-Dublin Co.
Gordon, Hon. W.- Abcrdeensh ely,'t nos.- W elver h..nrptoi
boulburn, Right Horn li.-Cam-(Thornhill, G.-Huntingdonshire
bridge University ITullernache, Ci.est,ite
Graham, liik,ht Hon. Sir J. R. !Ire!' r., Sir F.-Scarborough
-Dorchester V 1 alsh, Sir ..h..hn 8.-Radnorshire
Greene, T. G.-Lancashire • War, H. 6.-shetheici
Grimstor,Vise -Hertturdshire Wood, Colonell.- Middlesex
Grogan, E.-Dubuir Young, John-Cavan to.
Hale, It. B. --(3loucestersh ire TELLLKa.
Hamilton, W.-Newport, Isle of Fremantle, Sir 'l'. Buckingham
Wight Baring, H. 8.-Marliarrougn

MINORITY. NOES, 30.
Aglionby, H. A.—Coekermoutk Iliougson Ed.—Berwick-on-Tweed
Baskerville, T. 13.—HeretbrtishirelJohnson, W. Augustus—Oldham
Blackstone, W. S.—Wallingford I Aluntz, G. E.— barningham
Boy, ring, Dr.—Bolton I Napier, Sir Chat lei ry lebone
Broadwood, Henry—Bridgewater O'Connell, Daniel—Cork Co.
t rotherton, J.--salford Pechell, Captain—Brighton
Bryan, Major—Kilkenny Co. Polhill, Frederick—Bedford
Cobden, li.—Stockport Foiling ton, Lord—Pontefract
Colville, C.—South Derby Richards, Itichard—Merioneth.h
Duncombe, T. S --Finsbury J —Birmingham
lerguson,Sir R. A.—Londonderry Sibthorp, Colonel—Lincoln
Fitzroy, H 0... Henry—Lewes Williams, ‘S'ilhaur—Coventry
Grai,t, Sir A. C.—Cambridge lorke, H. IL—York
lialtord, Henry—Leicestershire
Hal!, Sir Benjamin—M,ry lebone
Hardy, J —BrautOrd
Henley, J. W.—Oxfordshire

COUR T CIRCULAR.
Sir Robert Peel had an audience of the Queen yes.eri'al,
13i,ekingham Palace.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert walked in the Royal OW
dens yestei day, and the Prince of Wales and the Prince+.
Royal were taken an airing in the gardens.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel
Bouverie, presided, yesterday afternoon, at a meeting of the
Commission for promoting the Fine Arts in the re...building,
the Houses of Parliament. The Duke of Sutherland, the
Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Leinster, Mr. Benise_'
Hawes, i%1.P., and Mr. Samuel Sogers, were among the Cow
missioners present.
The Commission met at two, and broke up sown after feer
o'clock.
Mr. LFrederick Newenham had tl'.e honour to submit,til
large portrait of her Majesty, painted for the Junior United
Service Club, to her Majesty and Prince Albert, who Ww"_a,
graciously pleased to express their approbation,
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess and the Prinetee Air
gusta of Cambridge arrived in town yesterday from their resl.
dcnce at Kew, and visited the Duchess of Kent at Clarence
House, St. James's, and lunched with her Royal Highnt
The Duchess and the Princess Augusta visited her Majesty VP
also the Princes of Saxe Coburg. Gotha, at Buckingham
lace, and afterwards 'returned to their residence at Kew.
Prince Gvorge of Cambridge visited the Queen yesterday,
The Royal dinner party at Buckingham Palace, yestera/
evening, included her Royal Highness the Duchess of Ket
their Serene Highnesses the Hereditary Prince and Princess 7
Saxe Coburg Gotha, the Duke of Wellington, the Marque:
of Exeter, Earl of Jersey, Lady Charlotte Dtuadas, Viscous'
and Viscountess Sydney, Baron de Massow, Baron de Bar
denstein, and the Hon. General Upton.
The Hereditary Prince of Saxe Coburg Gotha visited the
Duchess of Kent yesterday.
Mr. William King, of Fulham, and Mr. Joseph Bardellei
Oxford-street, hsd an interview with the Chauctlior of Lb
Exchequer yesterday.
Despatches from the Governor of New Zealand were 1'
ceived yesterday at the Colonial-office.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, JULY 20.—A letter from a Belgian InissiOntti!
who, at Cinettinatti, in the United states, writes that POW
De Stnet and three or our of his companions had been 044
sniatco by the enemies of the Fiat Heart Indians. .6lt Lir
tie mentioned, as a confirmation of this account," says the Aole
velltste de Bruges, " that nu news has been received' fr°lll
Fattier De Stnet fur more than a tear."
Mr. Henry de Breucken gave yesterday, in the Commerrtsl
Council of Antwerp, the outlines of the new Convention WO
Franee. Tt.e following are the bases of it :
`• 1. The tariff, anterior to the ordinance of the 26tda di Jape'
will be re-established on the Belgian frontier ; it cannot befog'
inented, even it it should be so on the other frontiers.
2. If the tariff hi the tither frontiers should be `reds
more mole than one-sixth, an ai alogeus reduction shall be n attel
the tariff applied to the Belgian frontiers, so that there i Day'"
ways be a difference between the two tariffs in the prq p ,
of 3to 5. This is, theiefore, a system of differential, d 6"—
adopted in favour of Belgium.
In return, Belgium con.ents-
-11,. To reduce the import and excise duties on 'wines; ands
duties on silks.
2. It is understood that Belgium will adopt for all; its fray
tiers, except those of France, the tariff of the 20th .of hoe'
on thread aod linens. However, the excepiions whit at Pr!
sent exist, for the importation of certain kinds of thr rads 10.7,
Germany and Russia, shall be retained. This last clante
adopted in favour of the weavers of Turnhout.
'I he duration of the treaty is fixed for four years.
The Chambers will meet on Tuesday, to consider t big
convention.

BELGIAN FUNDS— Baursus, JULY 20.
Aetna' LT, 4,.. per Cent.
nothschild's Lean 5 per Cent 10134
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent. 92
------------- 3 per Cent
--.--- Th:rty.seven----
(1.4 u) lt2%
Loan of City, l'.13::, -i pet Cent Nay.
iock ty et Commorce, 4!.., per Cent . 86
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent.... ....... 77
Nztional Society
..
Exchange on London (shot t)
—Brussels Papers, July 20.
AUSTRIAN 1. UNDS.—% !ENNA, Jtax 12,
fivencr Ci.nts. Metalliques ............... ............, 1X94
Foist per Cents. )100%,
ihree per Cents.
Bank qr-
_

_Aires'
HAMBURGH BORSEN HALLE, Jtnx 19..,
•
Austrian 5 per Cents.
1.9%
Lank Shares. lt3o
A lig lo.liussian Loan „,.. 149 10%
Russian 5 per Cent., Ist series, Certificate lo2t
Inscription, Ist series
Russian a per Cent. Hope and Co., 3d se.id 4th
Series -
Ditto in Certificates -
New 4 per cent. (1840)
Dutch Actual Debt, a% per Cent,s(l3i,50
Ditto 5 per tent. -
Polish Bonds
..... ••••••
New Tickets
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent.........,., 79 164
Spanish, Nev 5 p,r Cent 5....... ... ..... 18
EXCHANGES ON L0N.150.F.
HAMBURCH, JULY 19-13 814, Ti re months 1 i
PETERSBURG, JULY B.—Three 37ii pence.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 12.- Seventy- Ave ttays, lz 7.
Rica, JULY 9. - Three Months, 38,
BREMEN, JULY 15 moral's 6
VIENNA. JULY 12.-1 hree martiin. 44j§.
PhUSS AN k UNEKS.--B ERLIN, .101 A• 16.
St. Schuld Sch., 4 per cent. Money -
... 104yfi
.1t.3%
Prussian English Bond
,IV3O, per . cent. 14.2 ~
Exchange on London
...... 6 213 st .
Prussian State Gcrzette,. Julyl7.

AILLA›.74CIIOLY CASE.
CORONEu'S 11:CtursT IN THE PENITENTIAEIT.---.Yeft Thary,
ottern an ine,uest was held at the General Pee itenFord,
Man, before Higgs, on view of the body of ""
agi d 53, a convict in the prison.
110 Daniel Nihili, Governor and chaplain of the pri-
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son„ o,eposeit that the deceased wass received from Exeter _
en 21st of July. 1840, having been convictedat the E%etZ
Sr.ssions on the 30th of the preceding June, for felony,
'which offence he was sentenced to seven years' transportatioo.o
which, under the Act of Parliarsent, was commuted to Ogee
years' imprisonment in the reiritentiary. He continued °
health tint.' last winter, when he was seized with scrolle,
Oiscase and dropsy He was removed to the infirmary ow n
9th of Alay, plesmus to which he was allowed toe bent fit I;
gnrden exercise, and had extra d.et. He cued abaut four 010 c
ota Wednesday afternoon.
By the J ur) The deceased's case was one of great haitUbit
lie told me, soon atter his incarceration, that beSore_as
troubles, he was in a good way of business at Exris..
built er and carpenter— that his wife having formed ,10.A.11,1
proper connection with one of his lodgers, she was tern
her paramour to steal some p.gs from a neighbour's faults, t
which she and the man abstnnided, and the unlortudate-n`o
erased was tried and convicted oi the offence. The decettstrd_.„Wft
a well behaved man in pi isoe ; his mind suffered most izeUeP"'
from the degraded c.aiditiv.n he was reduced to?
Dr. William Bayley had no doubt his death was hWitemed,ll
his imprisonment anti his great mental sufferings. He OM.
eomi.la.ned of his unhappy fate, and he said he was an 'alio"—
man.
'1 he Jury, after commenting upon the distressing nuti:rebi
the case, returned a verdict of "Natural death acceiero4,
excessive distress of mind."

RIOTS IN SHROPSHIRE. ; • •
(Abridged from the Shrewsbury News of this day !.
During the early part of the week, the conduct of thy tl2l"—s
was much the samr a 5 it had be. n for scine weeks past, ;but 10
Wednesday morning some rather alarming symt.toms o' f
conduct took place among them. Early on that mo rna'gof
body of men frcm the works in :t;tafford,hire, to the n utn!,,e'„
twenty or thirty, made their appearance in the works aVY:;.;
nington Wood, where the; stopped some workmen whO Reif
to their work as usual, and induced them to :join! t.!`,•
ranks. They then ptozeeded to the pits, and order, td the. 70
to come up from wori•;, which order the men were g.tompt4lo'oo
obey, and their rataks swelled consider ably. Inthis LW"
they proceeded frr,rn pit to pit in the whole of that populot 0,00
trict, and compelled every man at work to desist, but w
committing any actual violence. jAef
Air. Baxter, 11
superintendent of police, and tkis few men
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his command,
hail watched the proceedings of the mob 10'
the day, i.nd when night tell in, and the great. } eody of thee/3
dispersed, he and his men proci-eded to dill !rent placeet
succeeded in capta ing live men, whim they had oleser:i,
directing the proceedings, and acting as nit ,gleaders durinfr„
day. Ihe prisoners were immediately ci ,nveyed to Wellwk
ton, under guard of a strong body of tlJts police, and safelykey
posited in the lock up horse. On the fq llotving morningti,
were brought up before Thomas Eton Esq. and they
Henry Bruton, who, after listening, to .the evidence addri,
against them, committed them for t
:at the next assite9o_,l 0.
riotous and tumultuous assembling, and tkiey were conveyed
Shrewsbury gaol the same day. The isriseners are -generrjk
young men, and are named as folloais : —Henry Edww:„d
William Pool, Thomas Wither, .s, Houghton, ii'
Moses Staveworth.
Numbers of the police force fr om every pt irtion of the co lei
armed uith their cutlases, arri•
ied in the ut ,ighbourhood d''
the night and the early part of the more
ling ; and a DPlei
South Salopian Yeomae ry,from shrewsbn ry, arrived at rfor
Lee at an early hour ir
the morning, and remained there ‘ 0
ing the day. The
ellingron Yeomanry were under oro!"-_,0
be ready to assetAar at a moment's notie e, and the hor
many f
'..,ernbcrs remained ready saddlea 1 throughout&
70,

THE TURN OUT IN THE INOTTEEIES.
..aor.
D
UItSLE3I, FitinA Y AloaNisio.—The whole of the p_rdiog
..re now uu.ortunately out of employe lent, owing to thripd
of coal. A few of the largest manuft icturers contrived ti
employment for their men till yesterda y ; but the supply "• t
becoming exhausted a complete stsappag• in every de
copee
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of the trade has been the conseciuence. The men - ASO
quiet on the whole, a state of thiv gs whilh is of course4v.:tAbe
some measure attributed to the r ailitary force stationed 0
District, but. as the Alagistrates have considered it neorrioutse
swear in between k::00 and 70(1 special ccustalpes in the ore
of yesterday, and are still er,ra, ied enrolliug more, the ',toil.
hensions fur the peace of the dist: jet cannot li,e altugetnecl oss. ,i 0
A large meeting i,f the pulhe rs is appointed to takelliodee
the neighbourhood on Sunday a ext, which is to.lietkitiiih
by delegates film ihe mines in ti :e adjoining cuunuee, e'., oniseb,
in all probability, ssith a view is meet any einergfaStio pl
may arise, that the :Magistrates 4 ave adopted the preTis 041'
-wearing in so large a number of :special constables. 4 eta'
ciliated that there will be at least. :30.000 hands °et „tairoe
ptoyment at the beginning of next -I reek, should Mesa*: ir,-0,. 0.1
and Forrester still eviainue to resist the claims of the our
which claims none at the other esacilsive coal-owners
posed.
• _„at
An addition to the military fet •ce stationed• st•••lsiwerteeire,
consisting at 60 men, arrived this morning at th .
station, ,by rai,way, from Manchester. Colonel Thorny 40.
ieroll
mander of the knees in the midland district, is Meet"'
the course of the afternoon.

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go,fter
SCHOLASTIC.—The followit .g is seen in
shop mil dow near Mortimer-st ceet, Cavendish-s9,:pot
" Genelmon haccomodated with private beds unn,"::,asii
fore and furniched with every • anwenience recuiste
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gekelmon treeted "

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MARRIA iouaret
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On the 16th inst., at St. George' s Church, Hauover",;cood
Mr. Joshua Binns, of Regent's-pa rk, to MEI il'
daughter of Charles James lenkins,• Esq , of Easterßatriba
Herrfor +iv%
On the 19th inst., at St. Andre .v's 'Church.
Rev. Henry Fenwiek Skrimshtre, Rector of St. g'!,
Hertford, to Ann Louisa Catherine, r 'aughter of J.
Dq., late of her At ajesty's Dockyard. at

On the loth inst., Mr. I74I)".MA'D. o heti. late Treasurer 19
the Princess's Theatre, Oistord-street. ,r• • Evert
On the 20th inst., at Norwich, th e Rev. Henri I rin'
A.M., formerly of Exeter College, Oil 'ord. $ molt'
On the 2lst nit., at Harlington Mit Idlesex, J. P.
i
On the 21st inst., at Champion-pax k, Deamarshill, '—
John Charles, of Upper Thames-street.. Robert
On the 22d inst., at Walcot-place, L asubeth,
more, Esq., aged

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