The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-14 00:00:00

FROM TURSD.II"4 LOADON GAZETTE.

HERALD'S COLLEGE. JLra 11, 1810.
+he King's Most Rteellent Majesty in Council, having
bees pleased to command ate. as Deputy Earl Marshal of
England, fortltivitli to prepare and eountersige letters to be
paaaed under the Royal Sign Manuel. requiring the attend-
ance at the solemnity of hi: Majesty's Royal Coronation. of
all the Peers of Great Britain. and his Majesty harms bean
farther pleased to command me to prepare such letters; al.
for such Temporal Peers of that pert of the United Kidirdom
of Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland, who sat e$
toted la the llonse .f Girds of Ireland, bisfloya tbitatall.
Ye whose eight to alt and vote therein, or to vote at the 'ke-
nos of a representative Peer for Irelatid. has, °salaam made
on their behalf. been admitted, or shall before the 16th day
of July nett he admitted by the House of Lords of the
tithed Kingdom, and who are not now Members of the
House of Coinniong of the Coited Kingdom, I do hereby re-
quest that all those Peers. who, in conformity to the above
regulations, are or mar he entitled to assist at the solem-
nity of his Majesty's R swl Coronation, will be pleased
forthwith to tranealt their respeetise Addresses to Sir
George Nayler. Ciarenreux King of Arms. at the Heralds'
College. in order that their letters of sunimous may be for-
a arded without delas.
11. H. NIGLYNEUX-HOWARD.
Deputy Earl-Marshal.

AT THE COURT AT CARILTtiN-Hol'AE, JVNI 13. ISiO.
His Majesty. Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the
Garter, has been graciun-lc pleased. by Letters Patent under
the Royal Sign Manual and the Great Seal of the Order, to
dispense. in vir,ue of the power for that parrots, inherent in
the Sovereign. with all statutes and regulations nasally oh-
served in regard To installation; and to give and groat uutu
the Must Honourable Gie'rtrd Marquis of Rockingham.
Knight Eleet of the Order, full power and authority to est.,-
cise all rights and privileges belonging to a Knight Compa-
nion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, as if Ms Lord-
ship had been formally installed any decree, rule, or nail*
to the contrary notwithstanding.

CROWN-OFFICE. Jt mt 13. 11420.

DRIIRER 'RETURNED TO nava tic 'MS Nets's? PAIL! .1*
MINT.
Borough of Trure.--William 6 •, •••. of Round Wood. la
the county of Cornwall. Esq.. L'••• -mint-Colonel in his
hlajrnty's Royal Engineers. and utiL the Companions of
the Most Honourable Military Order "le Bath. in the room
of Lord Film} James Hoary Some•. •, and WiilisaiOosset,
Esq. whose election has been determitiL LI to be sold.
Commissions in the Roxburghshiro Ynoinanry Cayslry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Roxburgh.

William Eliot Lovekhart, Esq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Captaies.—Mir Alexander Doe. Bart. ; Sir Wm. F.
Eliott, Bart.; Thomas P. Artslie, Esq.; sad William Elliot,.
gglo be Lientenants.—J. Ilogartb ; T. Elliot ; A. Drys-
.
dale ; C. Chisholm.; anti W. Ogilvie. limits.
To be Cornets.-0. Pott ; A. Wilson; and A. Walker.
Gents.

.1. floagiac. 11.1). to be Surgeon.
Comminvioni in the Iledronlvhivr Yeomanry Cavalry. signed
_ .

by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count, of Bedford.

To be Captain.—R. Newland. E 4.1.
To be Cornet.—W. F.. Moore, tionl.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Longbarst, Egbam Ilythe, Surrey. carpenter.
ICANK R I PTS.
W. Shaw, fileetgill. Westmorland, rattle-dealer. to sur-
render July 3, 4. and IS, at the Crown and Mitre Inn. Ap-
pleby. Attorneys, Messrs. Briggs and liali, Appleby ; and
Messrs. Moues.," cod Gras, Staple Inn, London.
T. Park, Dudhridge. Gloucestershire, wool-stapler. June
?S. and 24. at the George Inn. Stroud. and July VS. et the
White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attorne”, Messrs. Adlington
and Gregory, Bedford-raw, London; and Mr. Vi'athen,
Stroud.

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J. Taylor. Shoredlteh. eorn-rhandirr. Jane 1% July I.
end ala, at Guildhall. Minnie), Mr. Archer, Sire:tin-lane,
Curnbill.
T. Ereleirli. Iligls Holborn, glinplit•pper. June 17, Jaly I.
and ?ft, at Guildhall. Mollie), Mr. Parkin, New Donnell-
court. Lincoln's-inn-ft ld~.

J. Bramall, Saddleworth. Yorkshire. worsted-spinner.
June 47, 4S, and July 13. at the White Swan Inn, Halifax.
Attorneys. Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's-inn. London; and
Messrs. Wieesworth and Ca.. Halifax.
T. Rage, South Shields. Durham. joinerauil builder. June
IS, July 7, and 113, at the Gulden Lion Inn. Smith Shield,.
Attorneys. Mr. Smith. Hatton-court, Threadueedie-street ;
and Mr. Wilson, South Shield,.
C. Needham, jun. Liverpool. merchant, June 30. July I.
and SS, at the Dog Tavern, Manehe,ter. Attornr) s. Mr.
Ellis, Chancery-lane. London ; and Messrs. Johnson and
Lonsdale. Manchester.
B. Wilby, Ossett, Yorkshire. clothier. June ?Et, :In. and
July Ilk at the Court-house. Wakefield. Attorneys. Mr. Lee,
Wakefield ; and Mr. Lake, Cateaton-street, London.
R. Chalker. North Walshana. Norfolk, serivener. June
$O. July 1. and V 3, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attur-
ne, Me. Werner, jun. North IVaishatu, Norfolk.
R. Bentley, jun. Liverpool. grocer, June. SI 99, and
July 95 at the George Inn, Liverpool. . Attorneys, Mr.
Gandy, Li terpool ; and Mr. Mater. Staple-inn. London.
R. fingden. Halifax, bookseller end stationer, June 97.
IS. and July 43, at the Swan Inn, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr.
Beckett. Earl-street, Bled:friars. London ; and Mr. Stead,
Halifax. •

11. Garlick. Halifax, bookseller, June 17, 401. and July
116-. at the Swan Inn. Halifax. Atttornrs s. Mr. Beckett,
Earl-street, Blackfriars. London ; and Mr. Stead, Halifax.
DI %IGEN INS.
July 4. W. Swan. Nesv-street. Commercial-road, fnaslor-
mariner. at -July 4, W. S. Swish. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne. grocer. at Guildhall. London—July 4. R. Row-
land, Strand. linen-draper, at Guildhall—Jul) 4. G. Ford,
Oxford-street, silversmith and jeweller, at handball—July
7, R. Bell and R. fledlc). Newcastle-upon-Ts or, woollea-
drapers, at t'sr George Inn. :Newcastle.-upon-tyne—Jul) 4,
Brlghthelmatone, druggist, at Gullsilsall. Landon-duly 4,
U. Pianos and W. Sykes. Milk-oureat, silk-atanafaeturers,
at Galldhall—July 4. J. Woodhouse and il.Wesodhouse. Min-
ds/4one, West India brokers. at Guildhall—July 4s R.
Laskintsw, Blackman-street. linen-draper, at Guildhall--
July I& J. Younger, J. Wardrop. and J. Lamb, Coro
rent. merchants. it Guildhall—July I I, W. A 1..,
Wattoa, Norfolk, grocer, at Guildhall, London—July 4. J.
Al. Quiroa.Siaa-larse, Bueltlershary, mereltant. at Gnlld-
hall—July S, R. N. Johnson. Waist Yarmouth, Norfolk. gro-
cer tad dealer. at Guildhall. Imadou—July lb, B. W Mang.
Wyeoutbo.r finild/wll.

Lion Inn, Banbury—July 4.W. Spume, RishopWcarmonth.
Durham, coal-Atter. at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmontb.
CERTIFIC ATES—Juge 4.
J. Ashworth, Manchester, grocer—R. Bryan, Llangallo,
Radnorshire. farmer—T. Stephens, Torkingtoe. Cheshire.
dealer--J. Reed, St. Swithin's-lane. merchant—J. Lowe.
Roden &lite, Derbyshire. dealer—R. Neville, Colchester,
dealer---R. Myers. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. linen-draper.
PARTNERSHIPM DISSOLVED.
J. T. Cooper aud J. Millichap, Worcester, tailors—J. W.
Cooper and J. W. Carter, Custom-house Quay. agents—
J. Deglish, sad J. R. Arnison, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. che-
mists—B. P. Wilts, S. W. Dank's, and A. Rodkk, Friday-
street—J. Martin, Brighthelmston, Sussex, drapers—J. and
T. Nash. Princes-street. Drury-lane. plueshers—J. Cryer,
I'. Hargreaves. anti J. Barker. Little Bolton, mill-a rights—
J. Davies, M. Prior. and T. Bate. Warrington. Lancashire,
liquor-aterehauts—E. Davis and H. Godfrey. Kiddermin-
ster, Worcestershire. coach proprietors—W. Fisher and H.
Fisher. Wasthromwlch, Staffordshire, wood-grew inane-
lecturers—J. S. Taylor and C. Reeves, Great James-street,
Eedfoc4low. attorneys—J. P. Leigh and J. Kerr, Lea-
brldge-wharf, Hackney—J. Johnsen. J. thimble, J. Balm,
J. t:lrtclt,heW. Heap. E. Johnson, W. Sharp. J. Roberts, sad
r, Wood-street, Cheapelde, lace-manufacturers.
J.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. TVIISDAV, St si IS.

The oaths were administered to Lord Viscount
Duuran.

Leave was given to the Earl of Sheffield (his Lord-
ship consenting thereto) to attend the Petersfield Elec-
tion Committee, if his Lordship should think fit.
On the motion of the Marquis of Lossuoww, a
Message was ordered to be sent to the House of Com-
mons, desiring leave for the attendance of Alexander
Robertson, Esq. a Member of that House, to gibe evi-
dence before the Lords' Committee on Trade.

On the motion of the Earl of SHIFFIELn, some pa-
pen were ordered respecting the importation of
grain, Ike.
A petition was presented by the Marquis of LANS-
DOW N from the merchants of Leith, respecting the tim-
ber &dirs.—Ordered to he referred to the Committee
is Trade.

The Exchequer Bills Funding Bill was read a se-
cond time, and committed for Friday.
The Customs Regulation Hifi and the Transfer of
Grants Bill passed through Committees, and were re•
ported.
SCO ECU PEER.S.—The Earle( Rossi's:nits wowed
the second reading of the Bill for regulating the right
of voting at the Election of Scotch Peers. His Lord.

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ship stated the object of the Bill to be, to remedy
a defect iu the law, under which, as it stood at pre-
sent, the returning officer at the Elec;ism of Scotch
Peers had no power to reject the vote of any person
who claimed to he a Peer of Scotland, and assumed
Allied*, although suck person had no right whatever
to tlhet Peerage. The objeet of the Bill, therefore, was
to give the returning officer the right iu future of re-
jecting the votes of persons claiming to be Peers (ex-
cept those who bad already exercised it, and except
the sons or grandsons of Peers sacceedink to the Peer-
age), wasps such persons had made good their elaisn to
tilt. Peerage in that House, as in the case of the Peers
of Ireland, where even the son succeeding to his father
must still make good his claim in that House betore
he could vote as. a Peer.

The Earl Cssitcmil. thought that the purpose
sought by the Noble Earl might be answered by means
of a resolution of the House, without resorting to any
Act of Parliament.

Lord Viscount Met.rttax was of opinion, ns advised
upon the subject, that a resolution of the House would
not be sufficient, and he thought the Noble Earl
(Hoseherry) entitled, to thanks for bringiiie forward
the present measure, which, under the circumstances
of the case, was highly necessary. He thought, how-
ever, that the brother of a Peer night be allowed to
succeed without being under the necessity of proving
his claims in that House.

The Earl of Licriattrist.c agreed in the expediency
of the Bill, u at present lie might, if he pleased, feet
fif-
teen or sixteen persons to assume Scotch titles, and
thus to vote at the election of Peers, by which the re-
turn might be altogether altered from what ought to
be the true one. lle concurred, howeier, with the
Noble Viscount, that the brothers of Peers might be
allowed to succeed without proving their claims in
that llousis. _ _

The LORD C6•NCiLLUR was in favour of the Bill,
but thought it better that every person claiming to
succeed to a Scorrh Peerage, should, like the Irish
Peen make good his ►:laim in that !louse, iiithont
exemption of brothers, or even sons or grand,ons. Ile
said this from a kuo►rledge of the heavy responsibility
whirls attached to the holder of the tire.it Seal, in
a.certainiug the correctness of the de .reut of Peers of
England, before he granted thee► their writ of sum-
mons.

The Bill was rrad a second time, and couniiiited for
Priday.

Adjourns•! till tu•wurrow (this day).

lIOCBE OF COMMONS, TURSDAI. J►st 13.

'I here being ballots on the Election Petitions for
for Penryn anti Ipswich, the gallery %4 aS nut opened
until Are 'o'clock.

.t considerable discussion took place un the .Aire
hnd Calder Navigation Bill.
Mr. DISMAL opposed the clause went to es-
empt the canal from the burden of poor rates.
Admiral SOFTHERX, Mr. S. Wunri.i.r, and Sir J.
0111AN•M supported the clause.
After some further observations fro% Mr. Owns-
Ton, Admiral SOCTIIIRN, and 31r.'Systs, the House
proceeded to a division—
For the Amendment 77
Against It no
hisiority teethe Aninodment —l7
Committee% were chosen fur taking into eonsidava-
tion the positions on the Penrin and Ipswich Eleetisma.
A petition was presented from the occupiers of land
in the aeigbbourhood of Lichfield. conplain:ng of agri-
cultural distress.

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Pawl SIYEN Pictica

Lord NUOUNT begged to ault Mks Right Hoe. Gm.
tkman opposite, whether it was the intentiou of h .;
Majestp's Ministers to postpone the third reeding of
the Mutiny Bill?
The CUANCIILLOR of the Earl:even said, that it
was his intention to move the Order of the Day for
that purpose.

Mr. CITTLi:TihN presented a petition from the nai!isrs
and other workers in iron in the county of Sta.rord-
shire, complaining of distress.
Similar petitions were presented by Lord A/ten/-
BALD HAMILTON, from the coachmakers of Ittiinburge.
and from traders and manufacturers in the burgh of
Perth.

Mr. Rtesano 'Bovril for an account of the number
of thilloos of Foreign Wine, together with the Excise
Duties paid thereon, from bth July, 100 S, to 3th Joie.
14lihsibitinguishing.lbe French Emma *Bin her Wines;
also, an account of the number of Gallons of Forrigl
Spirits, with the Raise Duties paid thereon, within
the same periods. distinguishing the different Liquors.
Upon the motion of the l'oarication of the Bxl ..t.
even, the Order of the Day for the third reading of
the Mutiny Bill was read, fur the purpose of dis-
charging, and postponing the third reading till to
morrow.

Lord NUGENT said, that eighteen Notices and three
Orders of the Day stood for to-morrow, and as precis
dance was gi►en to the Notices to-morrow, he sug-
gested that it would he convenient to postpone the
third reading. with an understanding that the MatirF
Bill should come on tint to-morrow. It was his in-
tention to move a redaction in the number of men,
and it would be extremely convenient if this sugges-
tion were acceded to.

The CIIANCEL4IOII of the Exctutocza said, that thl
number of notices which stood for succeeding days,
would render it inconvenient to make any alteratir.
in the usual course.

The further consideration of the Limerick Electicr.
Petition was postponed front Monday the 19th,
Tuesday the 20th.

SI:IPLY.—On the motion of the CHANCELLOR o
the EXCHEQUER, the Bill for raising the sum of lb:
millions b}• way of annuity was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed to•morrow.

The Report of the Bakers' Regulation Bill wai
brought up; the amendments read a aerond titue, a 1..)
the Bill ordered to be read a third time tomorrow.

BANK OF ENGLAND ACCOUNTS.--111 r. Gees •
FELL, in unoving for the printing of certain Bank
England Accounts of the Pahlie Balances, presentra
yesterday, said, that as there were postibly some Met: •
bers in that very select House. who were not Members of
the last Parliawrnt, MA bet little eamensitr with tl..

subject, he begged leave to snake one or two observ..•
tions. Now that the principles, arrangements, an.l
regulations, for which he had so strenuously contended
in coniunin.with other 31cmbers in the last Parliament,
were recognized and adopted, he trusted the warfare
between the Ba .k of England and himself was over.
When he said warfare, be used that word only in a
political sense, for no feeling had ever entered hi,
breast which wa• not founded upon public and poli-
tical principles ; he had never wished to interfere with
the private transactions of the Bank of England, or to
suggest any thing contrary to those principles of jus-
tice, liberality, and good faith which ought to regu-
late all transactions between that corporation and this
public. It had been proved by documents fur which
he hail at dilrerent times moved, that during a period
of (ruin ten to twelve years, the corporation of the Bank
had been in undisturbed possession of public money.
amounting upon an average to a sum of eleven or twelve
ceding. Tl,r interest upon that sum amounted
to taking it at the current rate of interest
for it was not denied that the loss sustained by the
puirlie was to be estimated by the value which money
bore in the inarki during that period; or that Re
profit made by the Bank was not precisely as mach as
if the money hail }wen in the possession of any private
Linker or indivielmil. This loss to the public, or pro-
I to the Bank, f v these terms were identical, vra,
stated by the Committee of Public Expenditure, which
sat in 11s07, and of which the Member for Code Cas-
tle (Mr. Batik's) was Chairman, to amount to a SAM
very little short of titto,oool. per annum. The ;Aran-
tars derived by the public from the Bank, which
were to be set against this loss, were two leans, ono in
iron;, at an teiterest of four per cent., and another of
Owe:. millions, without interest, is 1818, when the
right of the public to a participation in the posits of
the Rank was distinctly recognised. The aggregate
amount of the public money in the hands of the Batik
during this period was nearly eleven millions and a
lie itchd in his hand a paper, from which it ap-
peared that this sum of eleven millions and a half wa.
reduced in Ittl9 to the amount of four millions and a
half, and tl,at since January last a farther redaction
had Liken place to the ansount of 3,708,000/., and the
loss to the public, from the profits made by the Bank
during the fdr.ner period, had consequently been re-
duced in the same proportion. The eausw-of this re-
duction was partly attributable to thweessarlon of the
war, but principally to the increased attention of his
Majesty's Ministen to the subject during the last four
or five years. Two Acts had passed the Legislature.
by one of which the balances from unpaid dividends
wets- reduced, and brought within 100.00 UL per annum:
and another, by which the growing praduce of the
Consolidated Fund hail been made applicable to the
public service. The effect of these Acts had been to
reduce the balance-s in the hands of the Bank to three
millions and a half, whereas in former periods they haol
ianatovaien
view was
wtoasltto,6ooin,rofi .e
th.Thaet...iohtetn *anicanfllte.hbaand.
celior of the Escheteseri had that elf" Wd""ra"
bite lientleinan been prelims, and of the 'll9lOO,
A.
the practicability of aoldelp otiltiarther.olturtioa
in the amount of dome Islmacos, enOststWaftly 'Of
effeedng a still further saving so thif ruMie. lo the
present molt difficult, not to say alsrmingorLite of ear

High Wyeotabe.Racka. relbarmger. It London,—
jolly 10. T. Oakdale. Mmeehestee. tailor mad draper, at the
Bridgewater .trnia jolt, klatarbastes—Jaly I, 11. bras. Ll-
varl. merchant. at the Greve lam. Uverpool—Jaly94.
J. Deets and W. Harps, Norwiek.dyses, at ter tiaelblk
natal. Norwleis—July 11. D. Campbell. B. illee,.,and A.
Bailie, Old Jewry niereliants. at Goildhall-4aly. IT,, J.
Adkins, Workworth,Nortbampt9lshire, tanner, at tbe'skite

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