-1824^.1 



ftll'wM), G, B^siiopwearmouth 



^Ikinsmi, f. Katlibone- place 



8jker,J. Crutclied Friaii 



Baker, J. Bath 



V.all.R Hnstol 



Barnbv, J. New Malton, Yorkshire 



Binei'i, \V. Cardiff 



Barron, J. Tardebigg, Warwick- 

 shire 



Bascley.T. W. and W. Stapleton, 

 Newpo t Pagnell 



Bec»ier, C. C. Lothbury 



Bedson, T. and R. Bishop, Aston, 

 near Birmingham 



Berry, T. Bond-court, Walbrook 



Bl3cklev,E. Wooil-st. Clieapside 



Blair, G". and W. Flimpion, Lower 

 Thames-street 



Bradock, J. Manchester 



Brown, A. Plymouth 



Buckley, J. Sartdleworlh 



Button, W. and VV. Paternoster- 

 row 



Callovf.J. Princes-street, Soho 



Chambers, J. Graccchurch-stree* 



Chetham, j. .Stockport 



Coate'!, H. Bradfield, Essex 



Couplaiid,C. R. F. and F.. Leeds 



Cross, R. H3rley-t(>wer,Shropsli. 



Crutchley, H. Warwick 



Dalion, J. Newcastle-upon Tyne 



Davidson, W- and A. Garnett 

 •Liverpool 



Day, R. Crooked-lane 



Way, R. H. Tovil, Kent 



D'Arville, G. Oxford-street 



Dickie, J. Devonport 



Dix, J. High-street, St. Mary-!i- 

 bonne 



Dow,i. Bitsh-iane 



Drakes, D. and O. Smith, Reading 



Drummond.W. Hull 



Ptjb.s E. Minories 



Evans, D. Swansea 



fasuiia,D. Bath 



Pelilkal Affairs in June. 

 DIVIDENDS. 



Fearne, C. Old Broad-street 

 Fearnley, C. Crutched-friars 

 FiUics, J. Limit's Conduit-street 

 Fowler, D. Limc-slreet 

 Franklin, W. Lidydown, VViltsh. 

 George, J. M. lloisham 

 Glover, 0. Giitier-lane 

 Grace, R. Feiichurch-street 

 lland.-corab, J; H. Newport Pag- 

 nell, Bucks 

 Harman, T. C. Wisbeach 

 Harrison, C. Alriiate, fli^h street 

 Hawkins, R. Fi Three Colt-sireet 



Limehouse 

 Herbert, J. Ilylord's-court, 



Criitched-ftiars 

 Herbert, R. and W. Buckmaster, 



.St. Mary Axe 

 Herbert, J. 'Windmill-court, West 



Smithfield 

 Hepke.T. and IL O. Van Post, 



SI. Mary-hill 

 Holdswofth, W. BTadford, York- 

 shire 

 Holt, n. V. Cannon-row, Weet- 



min>ter 

 Howard, E, and J. G.bbs, Cork- 



sti eet, Burlinoion-gatdens 

 Hunt, n. Liverpool 

 Huxley. C. K. Newgate-street 

 Jones, T. St. Jolm's-aircct, West 



Smithfield 

 Jordan, R. Salford 

 King, F. Warwick 

 Kini;, >V. Fareham, Hampshire 

 Knight, J. Halifax 

 Lauahton, J. Arbour-square, 



Commercial-road 

 Lax, J. Sunderland 

 Litilewood, J. Rochdale 

 M'AUis, i. Liverpool 

 M'Lean, W. Upper Mary-Ia- 



bonne-street 

 M'Q.u6cn, W. H. and S. Hamilton, 



Newman-street 



557 



Mann, F. A. Plvmnufli 



l\l;ir.-den,P. ShetTield 



Maund, J. New-street, Covent- 

 garden 



Mayor, C. .Somerset-Street 



Moorhouse, G. Doncaster 



Newland, J. Liverpool 



NighiinKale, T. Watltng-slrcet 



Parker, G. Birchin-lane 



Pelenii, ll. F. Lloyd's Coftee- 

 house 



Penney, F. G. Brighton 



Pigram, J. andT. R. Maidstone 



Pile. M.Jun Sidmuuth 



Tilsburv, L. Stafford 



Piiick, J Chichester 



Richardson, J Ilulborn 



Roberts, li, Oxford-street 



Robinson, M. A, Red Lion-streef, 

 Hi.lbjrn 



Robsjn.J Sunderland 



Schlesinger, M. B. Chuic'-<ourt, 

 Clement's lane 



SInnds, W. Old Cliange 



Shilliioe,T. York 



Simpson, F. Huddersfield 



Sparks, J. and A. Coles, Portlantf- 

 street, Mary-le-bone 



Stewart, W. Mitre-cuurt, Cheap- 

 side 



Street, J. F. Budge-row 



Opsall, IL Wood Ehderhy, Lin- 

 colnshire 



Wake, R. B. Gainsborough 



Wall, W. Oxford 



White, S. U- EdinRley Cotton-mill 



Notiinghamshiie 

 Wilks, R. Chancery-lane 

 Winfield, J. anrt T. Thompson, 



Gateshead, Durham 

 Wright, T. Duke-street, St. 



James's 

 Wright, G. T. Piccadilly- 



POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN JUNE. 



GREAT BRITAIN. 



THE sessions of Parlianinit lias 

 been tcrminatttl by tlie following 

 Address of the Speaker, and Spcccli 

 from (he Tiironc : — 



May it please jour Majesty, — We, your 

 Majesty's faithful Commons of the United 

 Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 

 attend your Majesty with our concluding 

 bill of supply. 



It W2t8 indeed gratifying to us to learn 

 ffom your Majesty, at the commencement 

 of the session, that the agricultural in- 

 terest, SO deeply important as it is to our 

 national prosperity, but to which Parlia- 

 ment could at any time have afforded but 

 very partial and imperfect relief, was 

 gradually r(Ci)vering from the depression 

 under which it had so grievously laboured; 

 and we confidently Iiope that that improve- 

 ment will be the more siibslantial and the 

 more satisfactory, because it has conti- 

 nued, and still continues. 



Equally gratifying to us, sire, was your 

 Majesty'.\ declaration, that trade and 

 commerce were extending themselves 

 boUi at home and abroad ; that increa.sed 

 activity pervaded almost all branches of 

 manufactures ; and that the growth of the 

 revenue had been such as not only to sus- 



tain public credit, but, afier providing 

 adequately for the services of tlie year, to 

 leave such a suiplus as might be most 

 satisfactorily applietl to the reduction of 

 some parts of our system of taxation. 



Sire, we did not hesitate to make ample 

 provision for the augmentation of our 

 establishments by sea and land, rendered 

 necessary by the distribution of your Ma- 

 jesty's naval force and the strengthening 

 of your Majesty's garrisons in the West 

 Indies. 



Sire, after providing for the services of 

 the year, it was a most acceptable duty 

 iiiifiused upon us, to consider in what man- 

 ner the reduction of such parts of our tax- 

 ation could be efl'ected, as would be best 

 calculated to infuse fresh life and vigour 

 into important branches of the national 

 industry. 



Sire, two courses were obviously open 

 to our consideration, — the reduction of 

 direct taxation, or the disencumbering the 

 trade of the country of those restraints 

 and impediments whicli are so tUlerly in- 

 consistent with every enlarged and rii- 

 li;;hteiied principle of trade, and which 

 nothing but the exigences of the state, or 

 the infancy of trade, could at any time 

 cither rccuiuiuciid ur justify. 



Sire, 



