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London, England, 1831-07-02 00:00:00

SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1831.

street. Sohn, drapers, at t m. at the Court of Commissioners
—July 22, J. W. Coe, Bath, silk-mercer. at eleven, at the
Court of Commissionen.—July 12, R. B. Cooper, Princes.
street, Lambeth. distiller, at ten, at the Court of Commis.
stoners.—July 22, N. Roberts, Little Rastchenp, grocer,
at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.—July 22, A. Way,
Red Lion yard. St. Giles's, horse-dealer. at ten, at the Cnv't
of Commissioners.—July 22, W. Thorogood. Chipping
Ongar, Essex, victualler. at three, at the Court of commis.
stoners —July 25. CI Osborne, Colchester, Essex, seeds-
man, at eleven, at the Three Cups Inn, Colchester.—July
27, C. Rogtrs, flainshurnb. Lincolnshire, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the White Hart lon, Hainsburgh—July 26 D.
Chaplin, Haverhill. Suttilt, master, at eleven, at the Bell
Inn, Haverh 11—July 30, W. Thompson. Rawden. York.
shire, merchant, at eleven, at the office or Mr. C. Can, Leeds
—July t 5, T. M. Barton, Eastwood. Nottinghamshire,
grcer, at four, at Wilson's Hotel, Nottingham.
CERT I F ICA T ES--J rLT 22.
J. Turtill, Regent-street, fancy warehouseman—T.
Saxon, Oxford-street, chinaman—R. Williams, Ipswich,
jeweller—J. L. Shepherd, New Bond-street, linen draper—
W. Roberts, Burford, Oxfordshire, corn dealer—M. D.
Slater, Brighthelmstone, auctioneer—J. Hart, Hand court,
Holborn. victualler.

l'A RT N ERSH IPS PISSOLV RD.
W. and F. Griffiths, Bucklersbury. attorneys—M. Field
and G. Gracie, Frith-street. Soho square, truss makers—
J. Gunn and W. Ward, Bishorgate-street Without—H.
E. Harper and J. W. Lloyd, Kingsland-road, chemists—J.
T. and J. Huxley, City. tobacco manufacturers—C. Hunter
and S. Hallam, Terrace, Walworth, surgeons—T. Pet.
chell and J. Stickney. Kingston upon Hull, millers
J. Stickncy and Cn. &indicates, Yorkshire, seed.
crushers—M. Coleswortby and T. Glass, Walnut Tree
Walk, chymistis—L'. and W. Thomas. Park-lane horse
dealers —F. and W. Brownbill, Leeds, tea dealers—
W. F. and T. Parr, Nottingham. tanners—G. Sotheron and
R. Alger, Norwich, chemists.—T. and J. Perry, Oxford.
street, silversmiths—H. Tenon and W. Mather, Little
Queen-street. Lincoln's inn-fields. platers—W. Proctor and
Co. Selhy, Yorkshire, merchants—S Craddock and J. Sea-
gram. Shepton blallet,attorneys—W. Cloutt and W.Winch,
Cranbrook, Kent, anctioneers—W. Pattirison and W. Dud.
ley, Cheapside, warehousemen—J. Scott and J. Treason,
Brampton, Yorkshire. teachers--W. J. and W. Hirst, jun.
Leeds, woolstaplers—E. Polhill and J. Jones. Kentish.
buildings, Southwark, tobacco manufacturers—W. Suttaby
and Co. Stationers'-court. booksellers—W. Allen and Co.
City provision agents—W. Sdeannan and Co. Gracechurch-
street, hatters—W. Farrar and Co. Bread-street, Chapatis,
warehousemen, (as far as regards W. Farrar)—J. L tsl•Far-
quhar and Co. Bahia, Brasil, merchants (as far as regards
J. L. M-Farquhar)—C. Biggs and CO. Glasgow (as fat as
regards C. Bugs).
1111)1111AI. PA': 141A111ENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JOLT 1.
Lord LYNDHURST sat fur the LORD CHANCEL-
LOR. Several private bills were forwarded a stage. .
COMMITTEE Or PRIVILEGES.
The Earl of SH AFTESBI TRY, understanding It would
be inconvenient for some noble peers to attend the com-
mittee of privileees on Monday, gave notice that the said
committee would only sit pro forma.
POOR LAWS.
Lord THY N HAN! gave notice that it was his intention
to bring in a bill on Monday, to regulate the administration
' of the poor laws.
The Bishop of FERNS presented a petition from Trinity
College. Dublin, praying that if any change is to take place
in the elective franchise of that burly, it may be assimilated
to the franchise of the Univereides of Oxford and CAM.
bridge.

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The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said it would be recol-
lected that a noble lord. a lategovernot general of India,
by his exertions had established a law, suspending the bar.
barous practice of the burning of Hindoo widows ; it would
also be recollected that such a step on the pan of the noble
lord had given much dissatisfaction to the inhabitant. of
India. A distinguished —ltammohun Roy,
now in England, and other persons of eunstd..rmion
connected with the Hindu.' religion in India, assured him
(the Marquis of Lansdowne) that the abolition of the prat-
tier had given them great and heartfelt satiataction. The
noble matqois then presented a petition from certain inha-
bitants of Bengal. and other parts of India, praying for the
total abolition of Suttees throughout the whole of British
India.
The Earl of GLENDA LL presented a petition from
Clonniel, in Connie of Parliamentary reform.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S DOPUTSSIL
The LORD CHANCELLOR. stated that his Majesty
had been pleased to Issue letters patent, appointing
Tenterden, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Wynford, to
the office of Deputy. Lord Keeper in this house, in the
absence of the Lord Chancellor. _