Star.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1829.

Charles Everett, New Broad.street. 'merchant, June 16, 66. at
Dille. and July 14, at tee. at the Court el Coombslawn et
Ba&trip% Basinghall-street. Minimise. Mesas. Freeman' and
_ Co. Colealan4u.set.

Richard OnurodlT Jonathan Lees, Manchester, iroofoitaders,
Jane 7. at sine, Is, and Julyl4, at two, at the Palace Inn, Man-
chester. Attornies, Mr. .1. Halopeon, Manchester; or Messrs.
ERis and Co. Chancery-lane.
Richard Kay and Thomas Shelley Valiett. Bolton.le-Moon, Lan-
cashire, commission agents, June 19. at eve, to, and July 14, at
Dine, at the Rope and Anchor, Bolton-le-Moors.
Mr. Barker, Gray's lon square; or Mr. Woodhouse, Dolton.'
le-Moors.

DIVIDENDS.
June U. S. Candler and T. W. Y. CoHinson, Princes-street
Leicester.square, grocers, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
'loners—June 30.3. Docker, Great Russell-street, Covent-garden.
victualler, at eleven. at the Court of Commissioners—June 24. W,
H. Heelland. Gloucester, wine merchant, at twelve, at the office of
Messrs. Abell and Clutterbuck,Gloucester—June 24. C. King, jun.
Haleswonb. Suffolk, carpenter. at elf-yen. at the King's Head lan.
Bunpy, Suffolk—June *6. R. M. Nicksoo, Chesterfield, Derby-
shire, mercer, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield—July I.
C. H. Marshall, Cheltenham, trader, at ten, at the Royal Hotel,
Cheltenham—July I. B. Newmarch. Cheltenham, coal merchant,
at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham—June 25. R. blame,
Norwich, earthenwareman, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn,
Norwich—June 9. W. Ellis, Seyntour.street, St. Pancras, grocer,
at one, at the Court of Commissioners—June 26. J. Hutcheson,
Lynn, Norfolk, draper, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—
Jane I. G. Boddington, Giltspur.street, victualkr, at ten, at the
Court of Commissioners—June 23 J. Adcock, St. Mary-Ase.
druggist. at eleven, at the Court of Cosansissioners—June 30. J.
Rider, Winchester House, lkoad-street, merchant, at eleven,' at
the Court of Commissioners—June 23. T. Jenkins, Cirencester,
Gloucestershire, cheese factor, at ten, at the Ram lan, Ciren-
cester—June 24. J. Hartley, Uverpool, victualler, at eleven, at
the Office of Messrs. Brown, Uverpool—June VS. J. Revans, jun.'
and H. S. Cbapasaa. Landau, merchants, at ten, at the Court of

Commissioners--J. uly 3. J. *Mims, Bristol. woollen draper, at
nine, at the Court of Commissioners—June U. J. Muir. IJverpool,
merchant, at one, at the *lke of Mr. Lowe. Liverpeol—June
G. and J. Thaa'rey, Leeds, merchants, at ekven, at the Court
House, Leeds.

CERTIFICATES—June 11.3.
W. Adams, Witictisomb, Gloucestershire. surgeon—R. Bunten.
Wind's:ton, Cheshire, ask manufacturer—J. Ramey, Angel Inn,l
&. Clements. Strand, coach master—E. Cooper, Leamington
Priors. Warwkkahlre, grocer—G. Simpson, Rest India Chambers,
Leadenhall•street. it.surance broker—A. Rodick. Wellingborough.
Northamptonshire, banker—J. Surtees, Wortley, Yorkshire.gructr.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. S. Withington and Co. Liverpool, merchants—C. F. blue
and J. Horton, Birmingham. engravers—J. Corner and G. I. Cor-
ner, Francis-street, Newington. carpenters—lL Bullock and W.
Tasington, Birmloghatis. plumbers—W. Roper and D. Lewis,
Bunhill.row. surgeons—lL Maus and T. Meggs.Cambridge-heath,
Hackney-road, dealers in ship timber—W. Tuwoend and C.
'rownend, Manchester, merchants—R. Lowrey and W. B. Hart.
land, Newent,Oloucesterahlre. surgeons—T. Barnes, sen. and Co.
Win Bridge Brewery, Cumberland, brewers—S. Sewell and D.
Sewell, North Waltham, Norfolk,. grocers—W. Davies and J.
Davies, Giltmur-street, auctioneers—N. Whirtoek and J. H. Hin-
ton Patersoster.row. lithographic printirs—R. Frost and I. Peet,
Derby, ribbon manufacturers—W. Sasser; Ben.' and W: &later,
jun. Glasgow—D. Sauter and G. Reid, Aberdear, druggists-6R.
Hodgson and D. S. Bird, Manchester, commission agents—J.
Chapman and J. Breckanridge, Liverpool—J. B. Webb and J.
Lewis, St. Jantees•street, braes founders—T. Maunder, sea. and
T. Maunder, jun. Creditoo, Devonshire, tanners—N. Newell and
Co. Clessbur, Mortimer, Shropshire, linen drapers—T. Allen and
J. Holder. North Green Saw-mills.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 2.

The Lords Met in a Committee of Privilege on the Leigh Peer-
age. Counsel and witnesses having been heard, turther proceedings
were postponed to Thursday se'nnig'...c.
Lord HILL resented a Petition from Kingston-upon-Hull,
praying for free trade with India.
Sir A. Gnarl., and others, from the House of Commons, brought
up the Land Revenue Bill and several private Bills.
Mr. Newnan, from the Corporation of London, presented Ac-
counts of the Funds and Expenditure of the Commissioners for
managing the Bridgebouse Bastes.
The Friendly Societies Bill was read the second time.
The Offences against the Person Bill (in Ireland) went through
a Committee.

The Small Debts Dill (in Scotland) was read the second time,
and ordered to be committed on Friday.

•KA TOUT SILL.

Lord CALTDORPE rose on the Order of the Day for the se-
cond reading of the Anatomy Bills and expres.ed his intention to
postpone the consideration to Friday next. The Noble Lord was
desirous that the discussion should take place as early as possible.
If Parliament ought to kgialate upon she subject uo time should
he lost.

The Earl of MA LMESBURY admitted that no delay ought
to occur In coming to a decision upon such aB IL lie was ready
to discuss it forthwith, and state objections which be considired
insurmountable.
The Earl of HAREWOOD said, Parliament had no right to
legislate on such a subject.
The Bill was their ordered to be read a second time on Friday,
and the Lords summoned.

The Marquis of DOWNSHIRE called the attention of the
Noble Duke, and his Majesty's Governatenc, to certain papers
laid before the House relating to the internal state of Ireland. He
considered those returns well worth the consideration of his Ma-
jesty's Ministers.
The Doke of WELLINGTON said, he entirely agreed with
his Noble Relation. with respect to the papers to which be bad al-
!Wed, and his Noble Relation might be assured that he should pay
proper attention to those Open during the ruining recess.
The Marquis of LA NS DO WN, seeing a Noble Lord at the
head of the Board of Controul in his place, reminded him that be
alluded. at the commencement of the Session's, to the want of paper'
front his Majesty's Government, cuoveying information on the state
of the East India trade, and the renewal of the East India Com-
pany's Charter. The Noble Marquis gave notice on that occasion,
that be should mote Inc such papers as might put the House in
pawed= of all the bearings of that great question. He took the
present opportunity of again adverting to the subject, and begged to
ask the Noble Loth whether it was his intention to lay sock papers
before the Hasse? If the Government would furnish information,
be should not make a motion.

Lord ELLEN BOROUG H said, papers by command of his
Majesty would be laid on the table, containing all the information
the Noble Lord might desire, but those documents were not quite
ready. lie wished for a day or two to make the necessary ar-
rangement.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN was satisfied with the. Noble
Lord's answer, and gave notice that on Thursday next, he should
present a variety of petitions on the subject of Free Tc;de.
The House then Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. PLANTA moved for a New Writ foe the Borough of
Cambridge, in the room of Colonel Trench, who had accepted the
dice of ief fitorekeeper.--Ordered.
Sir F. BuRDErr presented a Petition from Henry Burgess,
of Lomhard•street, praying the House to revise the question early
in the next Session respecting the metallic currency. The Hon.
Member condemned the measure of 1819 as rash, ill advised, and
ruinous.

Sir 111. W. RIDLEY spoke to the like effect, and said he amyl.
hood all the distresses of the Country to that measure, which nub
d* taxes imposed in one currency ruinously heavy, in
diming eollected in another. The Petition weU deserved et!
linden of the Moisten and Parliament.—Ordered to be printed.

Mr. Jonsnons, from the Mice of the Mel Secretary for Ire-
land. presented various accounts, previously ordered, respecting the
Better Trade of Ireland.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr.-KENNEDY postponed 1W the next Session his two Bills
regarding Tansies in Scotland; he would revive the measure early
la the next Session. •
The Orden of the Day were read and postponed.
Mr. S. WHITBREAD presented a Petition from St. Lathe's
Parish, Old-street, for the repeal oldie Hoes* and Window Tax.
.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. SYKES presented aretitios foe the earliest poseibiringuiry
into the state of the Trade wlth Indii, with the vkw of throwing
epee the same. He was assured that each proceedinfinoski be of
the greatest beadit to the trading• imarsita of the country. The

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