193 haperial Pa, liamtnt curetislord from page IST. The uridiunl (pie- ;ind the questiou upon Mr. Wilber force's motion being silo Lod CI....TLEKM.MiII would ato oppose the motion fur delay. It marked use spirit which pervaded the House; told that spirit was the saw in which, he trusted it would lie allowed, .I•liui.trrr tbriaselves had acted. The qUrstittot 1111.111 Mr. WO berforrev . / snot inn—that this &Nate be anjourned until Frills' , next .—VIIO thc6l pul, Mud caned ultimata a division. Adjourned at half past TiIUitPU4V:JUNK 8. Itltstl Pnovezri so DV I I EC—The House went into a. ..... miler on the Acts conuected with the protecting LW tiesifoi Ireland. he CH.% N C ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved. that it whir:pelt:cm to continue certain duties isamed in schedule Y, at' the time of the Ultimo, till certain periods, the last of wi.i.b was Its4o. Mr. RICARDO complained of parts of this proceeding, hut thought that the time am coming when the. House %al ilikt6 to r. cur to just principlri.of trade. ' Alter 'Sallie remarks f Gen. Hart, Mr. V. Fitzgerald, resominso was agreed to. The C It ANC ELIO It of the EXCII EQU ER motet, that Ihrte-fourths of the present duties continue till Hint Boil t aft-fourth* Ib3o t that oise-fourill be coot clued till LAO ; and then the a hole toe.ase, A iewilittiou to continue the coal dirties was also moved. s..seraity agreed to. Repoli iii-morrow. ne „A"1 IVILN Eli-GEN ERA L observed, that according to our statute of E'itaiwthythe Chief Justice was obliged in heiets for Mi•allesex in the Great Hall of. WtIIII4IIIIIIIWY j al. Ihe t o ...fore united (or temporary convenience for le.tve .to Moog ass a dill to enable the Kin . g Bench Chief Justice ti. try Prams Cile.:l rhea here than in the Hall. After the present Irim the bitting could not be held in the present Court. Motion agreed to, Bill biought in, read a brat and second 41m•., and ordered to be committed an NI oaday or at. The Watch and Ward Act Contiouatiou Bill was brought and real a And time. • . 't he Flax hod Cintim Bill, the Aliens and Denizens Bill, and the Motto) Bill, went through the Committees. Ihe Report of the Cormier' Regulation Bill was received, and ordered 1,, be re-committed. It MSS seeuraiugly re cumiuitted..—Report to morrow. 'the • Report of the Exchequer nine Funding Bill was hicieght up,. agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time tmosionow, sir 11. PA R N ELL gave notice, that on the tOth .lone he should submit a motion respecting the Collectiou of Tythea In Ireland. The remaining orders of the day being postponed till Itbinddy, air trlllobCd of, the House. Ull the motion of Mr. Lusiiiii i vem, adjourned ii,l 10-111111frioN _ - rtiltrrir, JONIt 9. Sir F. KN.% fCHBULL moved the second reading of the Keel Coal Mt ten' Bill, which was opposed by Mr. Caleraft„ Mr. Mumma'', tic. Toe !louse divided on she second (tattling. A.% es ti—Noe. IU. • Me. K. Elswr asked wirtheran Ilona btemper intended to pacsac•in. measures fur the eincudinent of Ilse Banks upt Lass. Mr. 1. SMITH replied, that he cert ly did retails such intent . lie should bring in Bill. to amend the grievance, et' the Baukiu p t I*u', because those grievances had itcreased, one pertly from Ike publication of the report.- 111, intestinou was delayed iu consequence of its being ill the °Melt/pi/11100 of the Lord Chancellor to homr some weirs eto the 'abject of thus laws. mind he we+ desirous of wa i li"l to aweetancerhat the orders. %timid lie. Tux Queen.— Lord CASTLEKEAaII rose to move, that toe debate on the King'. Message be further adjoitrued to iftmday nest.—(Cheers eisoutsioniciniuts bed been tins day made to burg, Liverpool fruits the go. en. but it had arrived so late 111 the day, that there had not been time to take it into cousideration. As to the object of it, it would not of caulse be expected of him to snake any allusion how. Hemet abstain from, all allusion to it. Ile nevertheless heggtd terjoard against any impremitio being drama froth Ilse present proposition of adjournment, that be did nut awl concur I. the ultras of the original motion. Mr. BJWUbIIAM countered he what had fallen from the Noble Len). Though the move.' took place; be uodersiood Cud shatseps were so sesmain in exactly the saute stale its they weri(before the idjuarionent. (Hear!) As to the late. beta ethic day, it proceeded from the reluctance in a certain gamier to begiu to male a communication, %LOLA the usher party isorisialnag any commouication, was placed in it silo littob slot ,s be injured; the reluctance rims lest it should teem kbe ago's.% up of m het ought to have been band:11111M. flint raluctunce had been Overcome. He begged to deny that this was the cause ut any delay. Nothing was snore beisdeleil, theft any introticou to take lime Mini.mets i.y surprise. or 111 tease am R. 1,1011 1111111.11 (Fleur, hear I) Lord CASI LER EAtia wlded, slat he unly alluded to Vie Weans ut the day when Ilse cualminiention aas made, e, the realatu of it. 1101 h.. 11,1 l cell hates, ions con-idcristion. There bad rim been lime to retool er it. llr sgteed 'hut the proerediugs vete tube rousidured its being eXacll) au the suite stale in . a Inch they were previous', to the adjourn. lemt.,—(Hear. r .tle need 1101 11110. iidserl u, the COT 11111 111111. bun origistasiug in. one sale unread of Ihe Mr. Milli:6H AM farther remarked, that from th deli rule situaliou w 1111i1:11 bolls parties stood, some impe.tbimis rapidest ISM Oil IX id he excused. Mr. V. YNISI obverted, that ibe conummiration must be ronsiderineire petal-tiling front detriel.er to she noose.— lie trusted thus, wrcomoutottioto ootolo he the result ; and hr thouKht that oar the feeling if toe House—lie was sure It was le-echoed no titers putt ut the valour,. Motion armed to, sou debate tut titer odjournett to Mott do), amidst riumoderable cbrrnng. Mr. Bitl)Ulitt AM alit r.iirds postponed bit motion r.111.C1 Ilg C41111r41 00000 10 the tOili snit. Nivir Esitakyss.—Sie (4. WA It KEN I)LR, in u Com mittee of holilirs7'brosti lit iornard the NI1Y) Vol 1 11,611•1.. lir moved tend 1,h00.0001. hr &muted to support the Nuys. Sir J. Y(/14K E ti to see outset nth lawn paid to the Navy. berus.sr it sifts the contileys hail 1411'111AI). '1 o pay •l It 11.101. to Itie teal rtfirtrta services is I i.e brltrl Ibul 4411 ll.e Lilo de Awl 801411IP --rut h Nrl, Ibr fiela gm. 11'41 Mrs hied %%lib r.hul 111. !hal AOlllll 1/1111. Nw *pro C. ii1,.i1..N1110 40. 'lilt L0g1...1, and AIM 4 WNW% 111 le lisemi• al p.t•el,l y NhrU,rr 11 1.1043+11.11 141.114 thin bPillg 110 WWI 111 11. P I..ultri be 10,1 ifig,l4 lie litiolt d she good with I long eimie He, He, Wei rt rl, klititilil like lu At e 1111' ii« 11 IsN Vasil 'Aker. rare of. He haul b 1 mid It ,••od, t1,..1 11•Iptiesismailed permostp " CrliP4 d 141 1,461," r. 11 %461141'.41111 Insert. uuuld be Lancing ; but 4sillooluualt ly these **a All luti ease of lit cliEet‘e (mud, . . . THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Mr. HUME Observed, that' the• retreurhibeins which had been effected were chiefly regissdiug cleiks of 301.er • WI. a year; that there was mote trouble taken to lop elf an expenditure of such trifling extent, 111:1111 to examine the great offices; and that oval effirient economy must be mole extensive. He complained of the summer of managing the Duck-yard.. ly of the advance int the Master Shil••bnildess' salai ies from Setol. to 71)01. Sir IL MARTIN, in reply to the expeure of the ships, observed. that the principle acted ow Was to keep a large fleet ready to go to sea at any m o ment; and the adherence 111 this principle was considered as the most efficient mode of protecting our Col .odes ies and C .rce. Sir I. COFFIN maintained that the bossiness of the Navy was alloissisplerril in the must economical way. Mr. TIERNEY did nut Angus - nom Is (sum these debates in Committees; however, as an Hun. Member (Sir J. Yorke) had made all opposition speech, it was to be hoped he would give opposition votes. (A laugh.)—He spoke of the hardship of •elatives of Officers in the Navy. and mentioned the case of sister* of six Officers who had died in the country's service. Miiil had applied in vain. The case was co peculiar, that he applied to the Chancellor tit the Es.chripier. who (ranted, at the rec iiiii inendation of the Duke of York and tithe's, some allowance Ant of the Civil List. Rut the lurd.l.ip of the principle was gill Illy same; nod it Will hard that ,iptcr4 01 Offices - % in the Navy could get 1111 pn.vislisn. He thought Mere smith' to be a Bind for sisters who hail relied wltuliv uu the it brothers;, for they were in the situation of the daughters of Officers. who din aline in the country's service. The CHANCELLOR of ; the EXCHEQUER said, that . circumstances of the kind just mentiolied asy the• Rights Hun. Oriatirman might certainly scent, but tie hopeiLand. believed that the homily of tins CrOWII woiild be extended in such cases. The nasal 111111 111101.111 establishineuts were uu the amuse fuming, and hail cacti a compassionate fund. Sir M. W. RIDLEY moved that - a reduced sum should be substituted. The ()regional ;notion was agreed' to. Tim sum of 1,591,1811. was then mooed for the building and rebuilding, &c. of ships of war in his Majesty's Dock Yards. 'Elie several sums having been voted, the House re mised, and ilie Hepost was ordered to be received uu Mouday. N Ls, LOAN.—Upon the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. pie Honse went into a Committee of W4)11 and Means. Hon. Gent. then staled the terms of the New Loan. He assured the House that those terms welt most advantageous terms. The price of Stocks this year exactly coincided with the price last year, and the present Loan was one-hall per Cent. better's. so that the public would gain considriably. He Shen moved that the annuities • _ _ After some observation■ from Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Ri• moths, the Chancellor oh the Exchequer, Mr. Hume, and *abets, the Remolmam' was canted, and the House ad journed. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. F. Downiug. Huddersfield. 'llANtirri - rs. . . . K. Hackett. Newpars,lAeof Wight. spirit merchant. Sol. Mr. Wortley. Newport. T. Morrta,•jun. Wing, Rerdsmishin. baker. Soh. Messrs. Long and Austin. Holborn Court. Gray's lea. S. Bruno. Charing CAW, event cutler. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Grey's Inn Spare. • • Has, Little Thames Street. biscrilt•baker. Sol. Mr. Pope, Nor Betln. --- P.7.l;ishaw. • Derby.' currier. Sok. Meson. Foster and Wooer. Lime Street. _ _ _ - M. Aekrad. Leeds, awthenware manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Wilson. Greiille Street, Hatton Garden. E. Green, Lads, earthenware manufacturer. SoL Mr.Wikan, Greetlle Sueet, Hattori Garden. G. Mason, Chard. Somersetshire. clothier. Sol. Mr. Santa Chancery Lane. W. Miles, Oxford Street, linen draper. Sols. Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Basitliall Street. T. C. Butt. Nag 's Head Court. Graeechurch Street. wholesale perfumer. Sol. Mr. James, Bucklasbury. B. Snowdon. Harrow on the Hill. grocer. Sul. Mr. Tucker, Bartleu's Buildings. Holborn. DIVIDENDS. June3o, C. T. Coote. Suttun.Cambridgeshire. grocer—rll. W. Rabbeth. Red Lion Passage. Rod Lion Square, potato merchant— Vs. W. Haddington, Budge Street. Blackfriars, merchant-17, R. Hodgson. Fleet Street, oilnum-27. G. Powell. Little Trinity Lane. Queenhithe. 'baker—l?. J. Murray. Bishorgate &feet, cord wainer—mh M. Humble, Liverpool, merchant —IT. N. B. Aubert, Lloyd's Coffee Howe, insurance broker—l 7, H. Evans. Chcapaide, wlk manufacturer.—YS, J. Slecombe. Bristol. hatter .—sti. S. Ready. Southampton. dealer-27. J. and M. Wood. house, Mincing Lane, West India brokers —Y 7, T. White and J. D. Lubbren Great Winchester Street. merchant—ea, H. Ri chards, Beaton:field. Bucks, carpenter-49, M. Anderson, South ampton. poulteletlttl. P. Norru., Liverpool, iron merchant— s?, W. Old Broad Street, merchant—Y.l,J. Cummings, Osborn Street, W hitechapel. brewer--V. S. A. Bennett. Worship Street. coach manuticturer. r 49. W.and J. Wright, Alderman • bury. tnerehanta-27, H. Fourdrinier, Canr.on Street, paper manufacturer-27. C. &nay, Strood. Glorestershire, mercer -111. W. Perris, Bath, grocer—July 1, J. P. Harvey,. 1, swieh, horn draper-3. B. Cole, King Street , lioiboin. cosiebntaker 4, T., S.. J., and K. lla.larn. Bohai le Moors. Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—LS, N. Josiing, Bexley Heath, Kent, innkeeper. • The Duke of Sussex and the Duke of Welling ton, among other illustrious visitors, were wider the gallery of the House of • Commons, during the de bate on %lednesday night. When his Royal High ness the Duke of Sawa passed into the House, there was a loud cheering from the crowd in the lobby and passages, which was heard in the House itself The Serjeant at Arms, Colonel Seymour, came out of the House shortly atter, and declared, that it soy cheeriog took place again, the lobby would be cliared. . A g the Pnses distributed by his Royal High ness the Duke ofSussex, as President of the Society tor the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, &c 011 Tuesday, were the large gold medal to the Duke of 1)4-woo:Alice, tor g 550 acres with li,rest trees ; and the large gold inedal to Miss E. ( oppin, of this city, fur an original oil painting of flowery. - -.- LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, . THURSDAY, JUNK N. , .• THa KIND N. WAITHINAN, PARKIN., HUNT, AND OTHERS ELECEION OF THE LORI) MAYOIL Mr. Brougham rose in opposition to this rule. The 111:1111 question upon which their Lordsiiilrs would have to decide was, whether, opine the slay appointed by charter for the election of the Lord Mayor, n was, tar was not, C01111)Cltill to toe Livery to enter upon the consideration of other business. Ile contenshd Ojai the Livery had a right to do so. He then proceeded to eons- pare the Livery of London, asiesnlileit for the election of their Chief Nlagiatrate, to a Grand Jury, who, thowelt called together fur Use purpose of mahout presentments. mad finding bi)ls against inuivisloals, slid occasionally employ theinsebes upon sbatters of Ui11144 11111111fleiliCe. such an rul7D2 dthlfseS of thanks or oh . coloauleiece.— lit the saute way, the .Livery might, either before or after the business of election, advert to other oljects.— If they thought those objects likely to impede the prin cipal business, then they might defer them I that busmen slnitsl.l be ivoese through; the arrangetbent was in co ipso . 1 he amain ttttt eut of the Lord blayur was fixed by charter fur a certain day, AIM it was the duty of every Liveryman to attend upon that day. The Learned Counsel then q ed the opinion of Mr. Syr grant Glynn, as- cottlirisiing his own positions, both as io the necessity of the presence of the Livery, ant! as, . to the right 5.1 the Livery, when ass assenthlesi nt Cots.. Hall, to enter into indifferent discussions. Mr. Justice Bayley wished to know whether the Livery were to proceed to those discussions beige the election took place, or after it was over. Mr. B gh.isis did hot find that that point had been decided. He thee) contended that the Livery might assemble in Common Hall in despite uf the Lord Mayor, and, of course, iii his ablince ; and concluded by emu waiting upon the'ioeprupriety of granting a 4l iitforthallois, in a c eise where lung like corrupt ituen. soh had hero proved. • Mr. Chitty, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Scarlett, jun., fut. • • lowed on the sante side. The Solicitor General, in support of .the rule, was claiming any vindictive feelings on the part of the pre sectiturs, whose object vela metely to try the right, wheat: he was stopped by an intimation that their Lordships had agreed upon the subject. The Lord Chief Justice said. that upon the point of tight the Court was agreed: - To grant a criminal infor mation, however, was a different question. The cus. tout, although Cr 00000 COMO and Illegat, had certainly ear toted, not immentorially.tecame the first instance quoted had been in the year 17611, but fur a very considerable e time. The defendants might therfore have barn de- ceived, and notion very I st:y have imagined that they . had that right. which it nutted out they itad o t. Utt,. less criminal ioneta o tttt , add a wslful desire to Moonlit •• pottage had been ttttttttt t the Court would not. reel dis• • posed to make the rule abioltite for the ct i ttt fetal Jai*. • • million. • • • . The rule was discharged, but without coats, it appear ing to their Lordships. that sufficient ground had ex isted to warrant the application. COURT OF EXCISE..Juss 6. • DIMPURATI WEIERININT UPON WM. George liennetington, alias John Holkock„ was charged upuitlitformaiion with having used a certain • destructive compowid in bier, with intent to defraud • the Iterentse. Mr. Beefy staled, that he was lately landlord of the King's Head pu.dic-house, it Queen-sweet, Cheap side, and that on the Vlst of August list, the defendant introduced himself to him, and told him he could put I in possession of making three butts of porter out of two. The witness listened to the proposal with apparent pleasure, and ;weed to an experiment upon • one of his bolts. Accordingly on the 2341 of the same • month, the defendaut wine again to his house bringing with him a gallon stone bottle, containing a cossipum. lion of burnt sugar, chili, or capisc ;;;;; copperas, and • oil of vitriol, and other ingredients of a sinidar kind. The defendant was introduced to the cellar, where the operations of encreAsitig two into three butts, were to go forward. The particular butt to be put under process was pt) ti out to lulus, and he drew f it twenty gallons of beer. He then took eighteen gallons of water, And piniretl into it the gallon of his patent c 00000 as he called it, and a gallon of finings. •1•1 w whole was well mixed up and incorporated, and ordered to be soli sti 0000 ed the twenty g :hum of herr which had been abstracted from the him, anti the iletesldalli asulisiftd the 'witness, thin the saleaole qoality 1,1 the Leer would not be deteriorated, the taste and colour remaining as goal •as when the hevesage was in its pure laic. The de. lentlain had • her bottle with bills which , he will, he was itionolt to take to atimiter lionised', to use in the same 'winner, and fur Ilse Aulille purpose. The witness was uhl prepartAl at that tissue 10 titposs: tile ticfrlllialsi, or to 141111,41 him ill ally oils , t ilualuluel; but that be 11411 hate .iii opportunity of 41 gso as soon as possible lie loin hint, that he sllO4llll want Another butt operated upon in the sAitit leallilef, all.: the deiennaist p. sod 19 cad again on the 46th In the ,noun time Mr. Berry 'wormed the officers of the Excise of the 'fat. iletloll, 51141 a plan wfii Arraliged her the dries:l9m of tile wilt) castle Oil the dry appointed, aunt %%cis. the whole •prut•ess, as he hid dotue IK tor. , on another hurt of beer. Just :If hr null liiil,llt lilt. Excise Wl eels, 1.% 110 wCfe efilleriliCll ill li,, Celldl, 4 JIM: 11.rW41111. Jll4l seized the pound, wines' %sr., re.nis to be iutci noxrd. Toe price rleitia.olerl for [roe pale It 11114111, wh ch the ilefrittlatot ilidde tile 4.1, viA3 11/$..11441.4i, .iati (lit (S 414,: 55,is ul Marc h.' ill:11,C Mr fol. A othlie, rut th. Exc•at• depas t d, th.o he liod .11 brother otheer o. lit to toe public house, kept hy M. Wiry, awl weir vltceil by hill in the spirit cellar, hem SO the beer cellar. 'pity had nut been (litre Wog beitirc they s“re