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London, England, 1820-06-06 00:00:00

ADJOURNED DEBATE.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose and
said, that in consequence of Ministers having been
called away to attend a Cabinet Council, he was
desirous of potting it to the House, with the con-
sent of the Noble Mover, that the Debate be ad-
journed till to•morrow.
Lord J. RUS9BLL said he had no objection, but
the occupation of to-rnorrow affected the Hon.
Member for Durham (Mr. Lambton, whose mo-
tion for Parliamentary Reform stands for that day)
more than it did hint.

tVlr. LAMBTON said, that no public grounds
were alleged to dispose him to defer the subject
of which be hail given notice. There might be a
Cabinet Council necessary, and Ministers might
he embarrassed in consequence of the embarka-
tion of the Queen at Calais; but he could tint see
that public business ought to be deferred because
they wanted time to consult about the difficulties
which this step would occasion between her Ma-
jesty and the King. With every wish to accom-
modate the Noble Lord, he could not consent to
postpone his motion one hour.
Lord J. RUSSELL said, it was not to accommo-
date him—he required nothing.
Vie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the
Hon. Gentleman could not intend by public
grounds that he (the Chancellor) should state
what passed in the secret consultations of the
Cabinet.—(A laugh.)—On all former occasions,
like the present, the House had been ilisposed to
take the statement of a Minister as a sufficient
reason, and he trusted it would do so now, not
as requested personally by Itim, but in the dis-
charge of his duty. He had named to-morrow
only as thinking it proper, when asking for an ad-
join.nmenr, to mention the earliest period for re-
suming the debate.
After some further conversation, in which Mr.
TIIsItNEY, Lord J.ltusstiLL, and Sir JAMES MACK.•
INTOSU participated, the business was finally ar-
raogi-d as follows
Mr. Lanibton, On r,form, to-morrow.
the ..curd reading of the Alien Bill, Wednesday.
t it J. Mackintosh, on the trifoitml Laws, Thursday.
The Chancellor of the Exchever, on that part of the
''tar's Finance which relates to the Loan, Friday.
Th nenew(klDcbate Oil tiranlllolllld, Monday and
The Budget, (in Wednesday week.
INSOLVE:,f DEBTORS' BILL.
The House went into it Committee on the In•
solvent I), (noes' Bill.

Mr. DENMAN object el to the appointment of three Com-
missioffe s, and moved, as an amendment, to substitute oae
fur thee. 7.

Lord ALTHORPE supported the Clause as it originally
stuvd, as couch, of .L% erils cOmplai:Rti of la the last Court

was owing to the want of a Commissioner to examine the
accounts.
Mr. AItERCROMBIE was inclined to barn more than one
Commissioner, or an Examiner, to assist in the accounts.
Mr. OMMANEY said a few words inaudible, in the.
Gall y.
MT. W. HARVEY thought the Bankrupt Commissioners
might be reduced from 70 to 10, with great advantage to the
country, and do the business both of BankrOptcy and inso.l-•
vent Debtors.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE concurred in the opinion, that the
Bankrupt CommissiOners were far too numerous.
Mr. WROTTESLEY Waif hostile to the whole principle of
the Bill.
After some desnitory conversation between Lord Althorpet
Mr. D. Harvey, and Mr. Denman, the aniendment avai With-
drawn.
The remaining clauses went through the Committee. The
Report was then brought up, and ordered to be taken iiita
further consideration on Friday.
Sir WILLIAM cuans was ordered to be added to the
Welch Judicature Committee.
Mr. LYTILF.TON brought in a Bill to regulate the Wage*
of Workmen, which was read a first time, and ordered to
be
read a second time on Friday the 16th.
Mr. LUSHINGTON brought in a Bill to continue the
Duties on Crown Glass, which was read the first time, aild
ordered to he read a second time to-morrow.
Mr. LUSHINGTON brought in' a Bill to encourage the
growth of Flax ; also a Bill for funding Exchequer Billes
which was read thefirst time, and ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and air
House Adjourned.

FOR THE SU?.

FOREIGN TIMBER.

MR. EDITOR,—A great exertion is now making
by a few commercial houses connected with Nor..
way, Sweden, and Prussia, to annihilate en im-
portant branch of the British Carrying and Colo•
nial Trade. Russia takes little or no interest in
the contest, for reasons obvious to every one in
any degree acquainted with the Baltic Trade. ld
the course of the present Parliamentary investi•
Ration of this great national titivation, the•disa
tiuguished individuals who compose the CoMmit,.
tees of bothiHouses of the Legislature should-sift
the subject to the bottom, for it will not bear
deep cutting or probing. The persons who ace
now sitting around me in this Coffee House no,
ders:and it very well. They know that many in-
divittotals who are so clamorous for lowering the,
duties on Foteign Timber, are wholly influenced
by their own interest ; that many of them are
the proprietors of Forest Lands in the -Countries
before-mentioned ; and the Owners or Part Ow-
ners of Ships under the Flag of those Countries
—and that many of them and their relatives and
partners are Burghers of those countries, and
some either the Foreign or the British characters
as best suits their own interests and the increase
of their own gains. Under these circninstauces,
those individuals should be examined to all these
points, and every effort sho►►ld he made to oialatti
a true and impartial inquiry on the subject.
strict examination takes place, alt au ex part
one, or one influenced by prejudiced or them,
retical views on Foreign Trade, it will sP"
pear that the imposition of the present .liltie*
on Foreign Timber has produced a ran3t bent•
ficial and profitable result to this kingdom,
by having occasioned a considerable. fall or rem
duction in the price of it. is. well known that
the original cost of timber in Norway and the
Baltic had greatly increased, but since 1809, when
the duties were imposed, it has decreased, arta
will remain at its present low price only so long
as the present duties continue to be charged up*
it, but the moment the war duty is taken off,- 3
will advance, to the profit of the foreigner, more
rapidly than it fell, without the nation gaining s°
export to Norway or the Baltic of one too more
of British produce Qr manufactures ; anti beside,
as nearly all the foreign wood is imported hereon'
foreigo-, not British account, it will be brought
in Foreign vessels, at a very low rate of freight•
to the 'exclusion of the British, the wages 01
the British seamen beiUg 50a. P.er month, whilat
those of foreign seamen are only 15s. per month'
For the troth of these remarks I refer to evert
man engaged in the trade to the Baltic.
A MERCHANT
liation's Coffee-house. •

IMPORTANT IN7ORMATION..—FrOrn calculation'
by the Cuilege of Physicians, no less than 40,099
(tie annually in Great Britain of Consumption'
and at least Io,ooa in London. The late Willt
Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer
tained that every 29,11 person was rittiturerl.'"
These complaints are truly alarming to every in'
dividual who uses the least exertion. It is 915°.
incredible the number that sutler horn a certnt:
Disease, by being improperly treated. o'n't
those circumstances hiduced Dr. Comilla to s-eteco
eminent Physicians aPd Surgeons, of at teast
yeats' experience, to form a Medical board; a°,
since the establishment upwards of 30,000' 1"!:
tient! have been cured without confroenkerit
many of them after hospitals had
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted 13'
Woodstock•street, Oxtord-street 5 and at en°,,;
lotte House, Great Charlotte•street, opposite"ji,
Rev. Rowland Ml's, daily, trotheigltt tiller itro
Illechatties have athice gratis e%ely evening, fr 1,5
six till ,eight 5 and Orr Sunday mornings nillit

o'clock; -
l• I
** RUPTURBS of 3(} years standing ratliol
cured without confinement.
*4.* There are private doors at each ',louse) °`'
private rooms for Females.
.en
N. B. The Afflicted would do well to re
Messrs. COOPER alit! Co.'s Lectures on two Pbf
railing Diseases, pahliAted at one
Mr. HARVEY) 22, Blaelsfriais-road. They •
also prove mein! to youn,.; Practitioners.

Ott the 24th nit. at Paris, the Lady of the Righ't ant
EiiNarti Thornton, his Niajesty's Envoy Extraorttill,,:.qtp
Minister
Majesty, of a son.

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of John NVilkins, F.,1. of Chig‘tell

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ot Charles,treet, Nliddlecex lingpital, ellyznist, r.g,t-, of
On Saturday, tht ?,(1 inst. sudderil, Nirs.Seward,‘%.
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