IF2 b.it althungh l'AiliAmmit hail An midouuted ri,ht torus. and rnrbrce suit a Bill. yet it should oe left to the CJIOIIIV. the.ll to aidyt such 4 measure. Lordship ...whaled %vitt. in,tbill; An Ad tress to die Mince &geld, pr.sying Min " to AC spisiait the Goseruors of the %Vest to I islands with his MO sli..iletnrre at the insurrection of the sfsties At BArbailues , arid with Lis ew pr se that it should lose been represented to the at. ves that it was ihe inteutiun of doverrimein to einaucipAte tete 'II.- F. 4,1 BA INCRAT an I the nuke of ASSES concurred iu Lor4 kt .:ataa and the Addles,. was carried 11114nimoubly. The Clermmt Estate Rill wrut through a Committee. Ou the inotiJit of the Earl of Eatreit iiiii t, the Coroners Bill reji.t.ii, list uuulLas Law, —Couteitte4 r Nwa-Couteula A. tjourut d. FkIUA%, JUNI 28. The Regent's Canal Bib was read a third time, after sonw conversation 'seta ern Call Stanhope, .Marquis Camden, Earls bl.o.clestield and Motion, and passe The Archhishop of CANTLftbl:It if adverted to a part of Lord noiland's speech on the Slase Intim rei•tiou in BarlwidurS, which the Noble Lord stated, that he was appleliemi%e the Church of Eng and did out pay sufficient atteutiou to the reli iustructiou ado, Slat es or the West India Islands. Every Olin* had been taken to till up the M.ssionai its pruvidi d fur by bequests on estates. In souse eases it had been found imp.", ethic to JO so, un account of the jealousy with which vtission aries were received is the West Indies. As fitr a could b. Clone, the Church uf England lied provided for the instruction of the Slaves in the West India Islands. Lord Hold-Aso Admitted that he .'ad stated that the Church of Eaglaud had left undone many thows towards the religious instruction in the Negroes h 10-14 h - 'night have door. He did nut meat. to blame any of the Bishops ; but lie .unst say, that more difficulty bad been Aloud in getting Ilissiouitries of the Church of England, than thirst of any atia,r sect of sei.- tie iists whatever. On the hypo' t tof the Gas LL:ht Bill, The Earl of LALDEtWALE said, the House would rain the Whale Fishery, and the other fair traders. if they agreed to this Bill without giving time for the cuusideratiou of the evidence given hefore the Committee. The Earl of Listritice contended, that time enough had been given for the cum,.du ratii_m of this Bill, and the. croft lit !w e ed the HOURS' vroitid agree to the Rtliort. The Earl of Lauuettna Le said, that on the third reading of this Bill he would move a cause, that the Company slsoislil not increase the price of their lights whea thy slr.uld find that train oil had isec.nne scarce. The Report of the Bill was then agreed to, and the Bill or de,ed to he read a third time on Monday. Lee's Patent Bill way thrown out, on a division of 4 to t an tepidity of iLvisiou being the seine in the House of Lords as majority against any measure). The Irish Clerk of the PlLas Bill went through a Committee, sod was reported. The Beer and Malt Duty Drawback, the Clermont Estate, the‘ Criminal Returns. the Irish Milita Pay and Clothing, the Loan Provision, the Scotch Distilli u y, the Small Coal, the wavy Officers' Half-pay, and the Treasury Cousu:Olatiou Bills, were sev rally read a this d time and passed. The Appropriation, the Ale Duty, the Clergy Farms, the Ch.incery Courts, ihr Elgiu Minutes, the Lunatic Ouenden,, the Leather, the New Street, the Irish Spit it Tiade, the Irish Sp:rit Ditty, the Coal and Calm, tag Collieries and Mines Pro tectioo, the lusuivent Debtors', the Irish lii:olvent Detairre', the Watch and Waiii, and the Windsor Forest Bills, went the udh Committees, and Were ieparted.-.-Adjuuriied. HOUSE OF COMNIONS, Mona4v, Juss 21. SAVING BANKS. On the report, Mr. itosz.: move.' for the inset lion of • donee a t which Mr. Ca:craft expresscd his surpriAt., as a shnilar glamor had been i ejected in the discussion uu Friday last in the Committee. Instead of saving Wltetio-r or no he wmilsl pr iceed in the bill, the lion. gruntirr reproduced his clause re-pertain( investments. This was an unprecedented de of priceeding. The object of the clause wets, that if a labouring odd accumulated property in ;a saving hank, Wadi Annul after wards be obliged to apply to the parish, his aft:Mutilation RR old not be made applicable ti his relief, but remain an in violable fund. The parish was still to subsist him; which was 'input, and subversive of the principle of the pus laws. A ,sapper Might bare Mil. in the saving baua, and Hteitoy be richer than assessed parishioners. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHLRLIIR FISK the clause was as. important part of the system. ?..me aiteraiion might be arl.isabir• ; and hr suggested au amendment, by which, instead 1 its ueing the imprrative duty of the umuistralr• to gram tb, required relief, discretion slionlit be given them m thr rose of relief wanted by individuals win* hail mammy in the saving 0.. this. Tlar present prupoNc.l clause was out exactly the however, that hail been negatived. qi, C. Monett SAW no isproveniriu in the promised amend. tom. nt. The capital of an individual who wanted relief slioiod b, two:le:red available for that purpose. Tots Pyttttllll miadtt hare dangerous effects on our poor laws. It wa• all extrovii- Ira it pi °position to m:ske, that a 'nun shoved save mine, to 1t..0r to iti4 chiiiiren. 'Vine he was receiving p • uocbial relief. land ittissisi; sadi. the prorisill AlnrnJt i teut sporareil to fr illOVe All 14.•/./11101r uhieelvdis. Oriel any. the dame cer tainly tirevetned the justices from interfering As to tb ! but by the attien4dernt of the Cildncrlior ut 16, E‘osequer, ale wh ole C4 , e WOlll4 lie left to their ju , lgineiii. Mr. Lin rl4AitT was dtherm.e to the whirl, lu its *Meets 00000 he &diet:runs to the poor 14%V., or inigntory. Add Mr. Wdnerforce supposted the clause, and she. 14. Davis spoke against it. On the (viaticum for bringing up the clause, Mr. Rosa observed, that on a former occasion the House WAS very thin, and the majority very small. He thereeore felt himself justified in producing it in it fuller attendance. 1 had seldom happened, that auy bill hail nutlet-gone a more slues and severe examination both within and without doors. kle had Mooted' received 3t3 communirationg on the sotijeet. C oinisietee. of both Howes had nat,and it bad men scrammed out of doors by malty gentlemen in the mercantile hue. He la:reed to the proposed amendment for leavintr to the div.cretiou as to the consideration of the Mud iu Itise. requiring parochial relief. stir C. %lo'.ca thought the amendment made the elabsp more objectiimanle. He highly praised the character g.,,,,10ct of the English magistrates —a body, of w h o • 0' ner country enjoyed the benefit ; but he objrcted to giviiie th.•rn this imappe stable jiiri•ilietion, wh.cli they ought out to JITLY 1. form of a 1e.0.e or gran , Mould bee f..•lneel; aid that no st.vep duty should he payaleic nu such It ase or grunt, ton:ess the tithe rent or compositton exceed panel. aye 41. 13. That it is the odinion of this Committee, that the lay owners of iiiiprupviole bein4 tenants for life axed fur il..terluiuCile ea a life or lives, or tenants en tail, or tenants is fee, sttaject to be deterrniued by executory devise or shifting use, ha. e the like power of leasing such tithes fur any term uut excreJialt 14 years. I L. Teat it is th.: upiaion of the Comm:nee, that a like power be givam to all Corporate Bola, whether lay or being liwuers of i opropi tate tithes. 1.). That it is the opinion of this Committee, that no lease shall be valid to bind the suceessot , reveraiiimer, or remainder man, w:iere any other cousideratiots is given than the esisuad tithe•reut or composition declared iu such lease. 'Chat it is tee opiuion of this C ttee, that the power of leoseum tithes, as at at ',remain by law exists, should uut be takeu away or dialiW.sheil. Jant la, 1:316. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, June 45• BANKRUPTS. J. Wiens', of Birmingham. la-gaud-manufacturer, July 4. 5, Aug. 6, a. the Riga} 11..‘1, Biruxinghum. A:u. CLek..ud Co. Chun cery-Ltue. °LURING. of Sibtou. Suffolk, Liana, July 1, g, Aug. 6, at the Suxiaandhani. Att. Mr. Alexander, Citcy.street. W. BALDINO. of Grainthorpe. Lincolnshire, beast.johber. July 9. 10, Aug. 6, at the Angel, Boston. Atts. Lalington rut Cu. Tsipl.: J. Set) TT, of Taylor's-hullinis, Chalidus-su.x.x., and of Sloane-square, C le6ca, blocking-maker. 3, G, ti, At Guild:.l Atut. Pachurd and Cu. - Essca F. Wurtg, of Mark-lune, machant, June 29, July 6, Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Day, Waite Hurt-court, B•s . .l.)psirate.stre:t. J. and J. P. CARPENEE.X. Of Wcilitlgt.lll. bun :Las. July 12, 13, Auk 6. at the Witit.: Hart. Bristol. Au. Mr. Prgrson, Temple. J. TIIUMPSON. C. 03/10Uft2iE. and I. WEST SOWLLAND, of Bates. siuure, iaip-broken. June itg. July 9, Aug. G, at Guil•Liul Att. Mr. P.th.nion, Oid Broad-street. A. JACKSON. Lite of West Leigh, Lancashire, shopkeeper. Italy 12, 13 Aug. 6, a; toe Waite Mra....testa. Aus. Milne sad Co. Temple. J. LANDALE. Of Manche .ter. merchant. July 12, 13, Aug. 6, at the Bridgewater Anna. Manclimtcr. Atts. Milne sod Co. Temple. T. WHEELDOM, of Derby, iron -founder, July s, 6, Aug. ti, at the King's Head, Derby. Att. Mr. Berridge. Hamm-garden. J. BMAIHIUMY, oiChathani. cabillift-maker. June July 2. Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Nelson, Essex-street. W. for r, of Shepton Nlallett, woolioapler, July 8,9, Aug. 6, at the. Crown. Silepton Mallet. Att. Mr. Grob:, Temple. J. HA Y, late of Stoughton, Somas:ollre. 'miler, July 8,9, Aug. 6, at Inc Commercial Booms, Bristol. Atts. Bleaadide dt Co. New-inn. M. PAN NIL L. of Hosier-Line West Smithfield. leather-dresser. June 29, July 6. Aug. 6, at Gu ildhall. Au. Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's CourtniSce. J. CmtvELL r, of Willingham. Cambridgeshire. dealer, July 8. 9. Aug. 6, at the Red Lion, Cambridge. Atts. Toone & CO. Curator-et. W. Sre.vART, of Deptford, victualler, July 3,6, Aug. 6, at Guild hall. Atts. Messrs Parker, Greenwich. R. Port:, Lite of Cherhill, Wiltshire, maltater, July 1, 2. Aug. 6, at the Biack Bear, Devirea. Au. Mir. Netneratile. Essex-street. J. Lox, of Northampton. hatter, July 12. 13, Aug. 6. at the Peacock. Nortiutn,itua. Atts. Edmunds and Co. eh:on:try-lane. B. Barna:Lb, of Mark-lane, wine-broker, June 29, July 13, Aug. 6. at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Burnley, Walbrook. T. LOWNDLS, of Madre -court, Cheap.ide. waretionseman, June 29. July 9. Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Act. Mr-lames, Bucklersbury. E. PaYCE, late ot Crown-street, them. monger. July 2, 13. Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Acts. Ailistoo and Co. Frennaliv-court,Comhdl. W. J. ARNOLD. of Grua 'rower -street, wine-merchant, June 29, July 5, Aug. 6, at Acts. Drum awl Co. Billiter.square. M. MOLON Y, 01 the City-road, cotteli.makti, July 2, y, Aug. b. Guildiudl. A. Mr. Aden, Carlisle -street, Solar. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. July to, H. Martin, late of the Crescent, London, merchant. July ir7, R. Macs, ui London, merehium July *7, H. Cliffe, of Sitowhill. merchant July 16, J. E. Yates. W 11..HYVIAI-StrOa, Shorediteh. pewterer. July 16, R. Piper, late or Bashell s-rents, Wapping, budder. July 15.1'. Hammett, of WeatMun, Essex, eabiost maker. July 13. S. Brown and T. H. Soule, of St. Mary-mil, merchants. July 16, B. Saryeant, of Kingston-upon-Thames, carpenter. July It, L. Levy and G. Cinklers, or East Smithfield, stopsellers. Aug. IP4, J. :mil S. Nmvid, late of Stoke. Stafford, carriers. July Sti. J. Steven. and h. Baker, ot Whitoomo-atreet, tut went. July 9. W. geeve, cat t sapitaut, coach-master. DIVIDENOS IN THE COUNTRY. July IS, A. Young, tti Bri.od, core-tutor, at Bristol. Aug. Ig, T. “1111/4.41. of ll,:verley, York, vtctuallrr. at Beverley. July 17t, J. Booker, of Tmareley, Cites:lire, stay-maker, at Taaporley. July 16, J. Wide. of Crea m,Suguairt, gruccr, at Cada CERTIFICATES. JULY 16.— . P. Honychurch, of Bristol, house sarproter—J. Bomber. of Liverpool. ,ne►ter.tuariner—W. Stanbrough, jun. late ut Working. Surrey. notalmaii—A. Dawson, of Bath, whet I choormratkoffl-1. Solway. jun. of Wells. tallow-enandler—P. *Caw ley. of Livetpoul. merchant-1:. Nullrv, of Tennitry. Woreetti rshlre. b.olter--1. Birth, of Coventry, liorse-tieater—T. Gower, of Wtunt fiekl, maiuster. EARTNERS /I I PS DISSOLVED. J. Chapman and J. Hunt. of the Fulham-matt, hnealayeeL G. Davia. in tipper-green, Kennington, and W. Cumnao, of Bread- wall, chnstcitunth. twines. W. Goddard :old T. Cuonmer, of Rollover-sr. Oxford-st. dairymt.n. J. Wdkinnon an l Co. of Kowsron-ttion-Hull, Lure-draixas. R. Hodge and Co. of Newcastle, rtn•rcoants. L Knowles. and Cu. of Gornsrzal. York. cloth-merchants. J. lltdey and Co. of Bromley, York, cloth-manutoettarent. J. Hill and 'l. II utnitithys. of Orford-streer, S. Edelsten, of Warrtngron, Laototaamt, arid W. Edelown, of Chests, pit-nianufacturers. - P. Joymuo, of Chester, and R. Jarvis, of Burslem, Staffordshire, ma- nutarturers or earthenware. J. B. Wilburn and T. Robinson. of Gateshead. bruth-Inamifacturers. E. S. Horrisun and W. Tatc, or Liverpool. agents. T. Foikaril add U. Pretyman, of Wou.l-gr.......t, liond-at. linen-dray en. C. W. Hick and Co. to Chswp,ol.2„ hatters. J. Swame 1441 Co. to St. Margitret'ii- nil. Southwark. hop-merchants. S. J. Button and Co. of St. Paiti's Churco-yard. W. U -us and E. %tu a. of Tower--treet, .1. E. and C. E. Pownall, ut !Won' attornnik. J. Gitmor.-Il aritt il. Scrivoloi, of Southwark. bop-fa tors. J. I%l•ll.inarge anti Cu. ist Wailintt-stre.t, w arettatietu.m. RFCIPE VON THE T4IOTH-At'llt.—.4 sheet lir white paper, bunted in a (Ivan relate platy, will product. 4 priltiNii.ti wiiittis nil lb to be au tied kip by a blll4ll piece of ele.tu tattoo, wd Ill4flca in or on tile bonds atireleil tor la in 14 kk I ttt THE NATIONAL. REGISTER. rtsaleet to the seats ai:otct•d to ra•At:tittle tilt b while the •wr.uu celved p tribal ii.tl blitnild taut harden the pour- lilt: CRAACOLimbi OCthe Excit ucatt r plied, that it would hoe iwpur•.4.de to 1“ . a sum t14.4t w,uht u.• suitable iu all c:r aum+tauc,•... Sir C. Mont•[ repeated some of his former objections. At !Dovecot the same individual could not b.• a receiver of paro '•hial aid, soil a coutriouror. 'flue clause w•te contradictory f SIICIS a priuciplvi 4.s it allsootd a persau to coutiibute to receive. The House then divided on the question, that the clause stamu ! part of the Bill. —Fur it, 59 —Ag tiva it, 3,i—Majority 31. The Hill was ordered to be read a third time to•morrow. In A Cullimittee on tlieCl.r4y I%m-residence Exetuption 11111, Gyn. 1 . 11(11114f0h culDI I4iUed ut tilt negiigruce of the CI. rgv in geueist but purLeularl) 4s lu the perthwirlice of -tile church service. Ale CH.thCLLLOR of the Exctirsatm• said, that the present Bid would uot exempt the clergy from airy of the penalties for uomperf nu..nee of their dm.y. It was inereiy to exempt them frutu payiasa the rookie• of uen•residenee under per. tteularearentestauces. Inks WAS merely to temporary act; and .mother would be brought ha auxt session, w:ieu the tptestion might be fully discussed. The House restosued, and the report was olderetl to Le utaiht up to-morrow. TUESDAY, JUNE 515. The SPEAKER intruded the hi.iuse of Peers tu burr the ituyal Assent giveu tu suadr) public Bad private Bids, (See Liu do. liertf.rd College Bill, the Local Charge Bill, the Clue - moo &tate Bid, and the CrIU/Lahl4 re..d a :bud Lime giad passed. Cilli;.);\ rats. BILL. OA the third reading, Mr. CALCaAIT said, that after repeated discussion he saW no reason to alter his opinions against the 11.11. M.. G. LANGTON strongly adverted LU the present situation of die il..goieo it frog& at.W.4 au) Ad Uut.rl ow den., • Mr. WORTLL.Y moved, that the bill be read that day three Invaths. General THORNION seconded the motion. Mir J. Glicsitant supported the bail; which only proposed nue-pence a au.ie, instead of foul-ponce halfpenny, which was settled 70 ream age. TLC expeace will sot be more than a fat thing in the pound in ail.) comity, and in so.ue it would not Arn..unt to a fourth of a farthing. Great misiepreseutations 'lad been made by baud Mas against tbis bill, particularly in No,rieisriidi,re. H ence the Siollittlietiohile MCILIJeIb had 'peen troubled with so InAllY pi tidings. Mi. Dicatasoil wad, that whatever the hand-bills might have stated, au expeuce %bunt file 4111011,4,1011 Suln..:litiiihite of )14. a year. . _ . Q.. a division the numbers were—Ayes, .13—Nues, 33—Mg joitty, 11:.—Adjouroeil. M anarsoav, Jima 2(1. The Madhouse Regulating Bill was read a third time, and pusbeil. Mi. Purtsusi t enquired if it was probable, after the coming prinueation, Ihat Minmers would std. ise the riasseinbling of Perham. in before January next ? The CHAkcsiab.un of the ExuItQUER said, Porliament had inane provision fully for the present veer ; and if nothing nn. trirverii Artist, he did nut apprehend the neeeasit) of tailing Parliament together before Christmas. . . flu the third reailiiig of the Vagrant's Rill. Mr. !loosen isiwed a clauye to give a greater diserrttotiaty p..wer to Ma :abirdteS will& regard to the amoosit of pontyl mt. 'Frani, iortatiou for seven year. might Ike proper w eatteme rases; Let a power of iniagation Mather Caw, ought to he given to Magistrates. The aineudiueut wit.; agreed to, alter some re enema up Mr. Will•prierte• add by Cot. Wood, who contended, that if &awe were Mrliteli iu 1/61011, poaching woad never erase white gentlemen in town continued to buy game fur their Moves. TUC Ball Wab punied.—AJoinreed till Muuday. I'4RLI4MENT4BY REPORT ON TITHES. —deb-- 1. Resolved, That it Is the opinion of this Committee that at expedient to monde ecclesiastical proprietors of tithes to ita to bind their successor% under due regoatioos. tt. 'tom it is the opinion of this Committee, that the tenu of soca leases should nut exceed 14 yea, a. S. 'Nat it is the of of this Cuminittee, that such leases should only lie gi anted with the pie trona Cutiscdi VI the patinas and the doishup of,,the diocese. 4. 1 hat it it the opinion of this Committee, that the consent of the fiisnop shoo' slut be given moil he has beton 61111101 Pd with* ernatie+tie 'spun oath, by a competelit surveyor, to be named by such Bisitup, and to he pout by the ounlrotetilig 11141 the tune-rent or COMplusilloll proposed, is a funs anti jilt eywvrinit lON the tithes SO to be leased during the !elan to be granted. h. That it is tor opinion of this Committee, that such leases should oily be glanced to the proprietors of the land. 6. Toot is it, the opinion of this Committee, that in any new law to Lic for this purpose, it would be expedient to lei... woo Stltilliti be euushtered the pti.optietuis of the hind, air the pui louse of taking such leases. 7. That it Is the opinion of this Committee, that the leases tO %IWO p.oprietors ut lauds sistood he appui tenant to and run with the lima its the nature of a real cuveliont ; and that the oc cupier under leases now existing 611‘11 have tam option and the right. on a notice within a year atter the date of the lease of the tithes, of retniiiina the tubes during the coutinuance of has lease in thr laud. un paytweut In the Lessee of the tithe rent, or a just piooottion thereof. Pi. TONI it is the opinion of this Committee, that In ease of 4V014141117r of the livoitg, by (froth or otherwise, a proportion of the rent should be paid to the incisaluent, or his reprrsehlatisc, ip to the Mod of SOCII avoidance. 9. That it la the opinion of this Con ttttt ittre, that the said tithe• rent ore putit.om should ur ri . COScr4lite by distress, as f the 44'n - wet e a rent-chore, upon the Li .Js; amt that this testi., Ur tilt. tit Orli Shall Have a remelt, by ilistrvss fur toe tithe -Cot, against the OCCtioirr act eeing to retain the tithe. lu. that it o. the up.otoir of ink Col 1111 l iitre,lll4l the tithe pro ,irir tot 11.1 Vt ttir Ilpiion of u‘imling the le.ise, ill rare, hr rune-rent be Ist 41 rear fur nitre Ctlet.lailf MOlltll%, after in liar to •vri:img, Jr,n.wdlnu tip- 4.mrt: fr.lits the lis%er, mid 'he re it nui our bli:11t1,311 daILICS% tuuud upou the lire. hit in cases of indithitaaor laverivi.Y• it is the opinion of thi. CO iiiiii •Itae. that the tithe tie the must tirstoc‘Ning Case., hair ...11411.4e Wa. then read. .rrotio Icor st iiiii 14 .tit or remolded Irma reou.erraz the who- .(10 WU it giVe • liwite re.iet ; 0114. at whreu Lapyrnrd last Uon the piertion that it 431141 part of the Rill, eat or co oy die coalsr vi raw, iu the Nato.; m..uurr .veek In a lira. F. alio, tor more taint three monies that in4l4 Cracasrr *aid he would w.thilrda his objection al , •nov 110 M reeovvr .he Of t t•ldur, coats, always tormented to% test when, by anpiisig the *comfit at the amendment that it had received. /herr salad, third. tJ of protr, she had Ultltle..llate 1 ri ves kilt* . Mc. . 11 °7 ill" W. 4 ''''"l"li'latcti will. .1., i .6 01' . .1qU14 dt . ark Cotnarrltet. that dgi Jcr.. oititat‘ r iciwtilluu woo tatccb.,Avy. I J