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'SWUM 12,886.] . cornaagr roa VIRGINIA . MASTS ♦ND TIMBER. NAVY OFFICE. AIM 10, 1828. THE PRINCIPAL DOWERS and COMMIS -41 .11IONER8 of Ur MAnsirs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on THURSDAY, the 26th Instant, at One o'aock, they will bound, tamest with such Persons au may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, with VIRGINIA MARTS AND FIR TIMBER. A dint:but:ion of the Articles, and a Form of the Tender, may be WO at this Orstke. No Tender will be received after One I;Clask on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party of Sh' Agent for him attends. Elieiy Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Persona, engaging to become bound with the Persun tendering, in the sum of £3,000, tor the dae performance of the Contract. • ST. KATHARINE DOCKS. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that by virtue of 1 1 a Resolution of the BOARD of DIRKCTOES .ef the ST. KATHARINE DOCK COMPANY, the Subicribers (wfj► who have Paid, or shall Pay, the rata:hider. of -the Instal snontssapee the amount of their Steck previous .to the - day here after nailed excepted), are required to make a Payment of TEN !TR. CENT. on the Amount of their respective Subscriptions, •o Graeae o.aaa Owe, Esq. Treasurer to the Company, at the , ssnking House of Messrs. Glyn, Ilalldex, Mills, and Co. N 0.67, Loodbirdirreet, 9yl THURSDAY, the 10th day of July next; but, roc the personal accommodation of the Subscribers, the Treasurer. ssill receive the amount of suck call on the Monday, Tuesday; or Wednesday preceding. By Order of the Board. . ! JOHN .HALL, Secretary. • S•. k - atisattne Thick Offiet, 117, Austin Frisk,.“telOr 1820. * lt B. By the 9th aretlon of the 6th Geo. IV. cap 106, no Sale o rTgae,firoi Scaeh Fp, take place after a call, smut the amount ni-tha eifi.opon such Stack shall have been first paid. AT 'a SPECIAL MEETING of the PROPRIE- i TORS Of the ST, KATHARINE DOCK COMPANY. led Ms loth day pf June. 18211, at the City of London Tavern,' Ltsliopagate.street ; THOMAS TOOKE. Ea* in the Chair: Read—.Notiee for convening the Meeting. iliead—‘ll.eport of the Direct= to the Proprietors. Moved by* CIP&RLXII P. TNOIIIIOII, Bab M.P. Seconded by EDWARD FLITCIIIII4 Fag. 1%;:o Ritsca.vne Unannacrussv—That the Report of the Directors 31 read, be received—approved of—.entered on the minutes-- printed—and a Copy transmitted to each of the Proprietors. That, wader the circumstances therein stated, this Meeting hereby gives iti tinction to the Purchases made of the additional Property therein described, and Of redeemed Land.tax- - -u also to the pro posed ezte.nsiow of Buildings and Works, and authorise the Di actors. to retain the Water-side Wharfs and Premiset, in the Pre &clef St. Kailiarine r which they were required to purehase by tit Act, dlthough net wanted for the immediate purposes of th e Dicks: • ' 'Nailed bytA. W. RODART% Esq. M.P. • **geniis:4 by J. Bog. M.P. . . AXD R esoLveD UXASUIIOUSLT—That this Meeting is of opinion, that it is preferable to obtain the further sum that may be required fur tfp pwrpows mentioned' in the Report, by Loan, rather than by ratenskiriof capital;. arkitliii Meeting, therefore, hereby empowers trir-14reeters- to boreaw the whole, or such part of the aunt of ArsuajDOD, /Mowed , to be raised by the Act, as may be found De; iewery•te enable tbesn to complete such Purthases, and to defray tlYr het of feI:SOWN*, and 'Works, and. greenfly to adopt *Web merrnes for adri , etieg suet -Loan, as: to the •terms and details leretif, oreiwy in their discretion shall think fit. Moved' by 2oilit Vaienst; Esq. M.P. • Setosigird Fig!. a Aim Resoiven Umanurousay—That the cordial Thanks of this l'onentlse eyes en the Cheirmen ‘ the Deputy Chairman, and the Directors of 4e - fit. licadasiine COmpany, far ties& lavabos bloontircunekesweenices, siar4. far the unwearied atteadon de. "tid .4 - 0 19 . 0 te. . 46 Rtikts undertaking whithatessises such topopopt oonsfoges to the Volk lard Nosigothist of the Port of London. • THOMAS TOOKB, Chairman. • irevingFocatod Ust Mak, It was slalom by, . G. g: = jiti at • . Whip' k WM' mild by sW C. toi:E. Bart. M.P. sia l ided by Jasils ALanansieri, Fan. M.P. ' 'Apar liniot.iiitlYsiaraconity—That the Made teak Melting he given to Tema, Toone, Esc, for his afiliandjedieloss Conduct lathe Chair. • G. .G..ms-11. LAIWENT, Cheirmaa, pattern. . .101[ENRIPS CALCINED MAGNESIA Continues to prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by *jai. Thomas and Wu tain HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists liarchester. It is sold in.bottles, price its. Bd..- or with Ay: coppers at Is. 6d. stamp included, with full directicins for its use, by their various Agents .in the Metropolis, and- threugheut the linked Kingdom; but it mew be genuine, sakes theirmamas are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper Of each bottle. Of most of the senders of the Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a similar &amp, Hmar's AZOAATIC %Mg ot %anus, the- invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preperstismodebetartiele. • , ..4111VOU8 TO PIL/pIIiNT lAdrOSITION. TIAY and MARTIN respectfully inform thell u bli c lararlasey have, • after much laboucand at a very considentbk,ex., Pow, brougheloyeefeetion a Label ottuksh and vitreous dilbAsity of execution, that they trust will effectually present the Many Frauds that are daily practised en the Public.— Ail attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the pentisseßlackiag prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a Tick colour covers the principal part of the Label, the name, of L ll 7 gad-Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and kinidliapapiaised4ost anidsite ground, the address, Wi'Hll34l-HOLBORN, wife white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the Pace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a whit e ~._,..g7 4lllll, lll;preassible and directions for use are printed as befor e `lanailitters an *bite ground.-97, }Bib-Holborn, Sept. 1823. NEW EDITION, THE TENTH, ENLARGED, "With Observations yo the Danger of craning to . Nostrums as an laterite* Remedy for the 'Cute of Stricture; illustrated by ' 4 lleies'price Ss. pi•rricAL -OBSERVATIONS ON STRlC ags'br the URETHRA and RECTUM,recommepdlog lorffetiwefl.System for theft Treatment and Cure, illustrating Its Illeseptryisnaawnewsemariuble and highly important Cum) in soul of willcb - Stektures foam Teo to Twenty Years dundoe, bate beat totally removed in a few weeks, and hi superiority !hereby !silly established over every other method hitherto prac tised. Of VOURTENAY, OLD. To williltire added, Observations end -Pfsetleal Ceesments on Giseti, l 4l9lninar: Viasinstsn •sodisini likedesaccaslimod by Reit ima m% web, care of which, a mode of treatment, the moat of !Mg sueFqefal practice,.arid at once safe, speedy, and effeetunis is adopted-by the Author. Printed for, the Author, Robert street, Adelphi; and - Published lid halt trf 'Etservidrid and Co. l- Peteraoster.mor ; Onwbyn, 4, Ihnierareseneet, &nindt"Choppell, 'Royal Exchange; 167,. Ooknuan tu ot ; Walkery2Q. 'HO Holborn; Cbapple, 94, Palimall; Sigisesiond; 9, carton-street, Edinburgh; and may bn bad of all BookaeUers. " We earnestly -recommend the cases related by Dr:. to ptruial of su c h of our Readers as are afflicted with tie Printrivtdeb thetuthor bairiniade the subject of these Observa tion.. hfieveral bateau" are adduced ,of the recovery of .perfect Width from..stasso which were.considered hopeleas by practitionetr of unineor taienthand very extensive experience. We tuterta' the highest opinion" of Dr. Courtenay's professional skill, and r randadelded Ott bi successful and • judiciosis application to roreAnd destrauive disemos."—,European Malmo*. -,-.-:; . ----- -~+-~- --- 4 ,6, 7WT . . • . . (Isr a.; VA -* . _,• . • • • • ..., : - ie .. s v-7 i N..._,.. , • ... r,i f , it . • t e ..'. , " . 1 . ... 1 1 ,..t ‘&11.4 7 .4 1 ..." .41 .:if . *.' 44.4.100,‘• OW ,r.rtt ....• \ k,,, • .. ✓ 4, Ni d s ... „ 111 0 .... • ? . 44, 44 ,,, p5i i • re', • , . 1. , ( -., 1 • r .. °1 ..141 1 O f - .- t. .ses, . .„.• .. .... 10,4, "SIRS' tv adirUni... ' 0 ol f 4..m.........mm0mme Ar _ _ awm....„ • a THURSIMY • EV. .r . '43V1CE . 12; 182$. r • 4.1"4'" Tftuys SitvENlDENcit.. • 4 , • _ ~~ i SABT INDIA HOUSE, ii;Jrsoe ilia • ' THE COURT of DIRECTORS o f the UNITIES: I , COMPANY of MERCHAATS ofha e lhellir the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ow Novice, That the pomading' relating to the. eases of Mr. SWAP* MAKI BACK and Cadet Bwassus BALL whick were laid before the General Court on the 19th Match last and 28th ultimo, and ',bleb were ordered to be Printed for the use of the Proprietors, are now ready for delivery at this House. ' • AMPERE DART,' AMERICAN TARIFF. - • =... IMP E • . •• • rs , - • •-" .., s.• .- . , - • • :Wit • -10 HOUSE ,OF LORDS, Joirttr , . ..!;-%. L.t~- -.Sad STANHOPR presented a Pvdtb::n‘livotio the mepare and occupiers of landln the .parish of Swixolz,,.in thecotpity 4. Lincoln, against theproposed scale of I:l4‘iceon tits 1111fOrt!deftef, Foreign Corn, and a similar fetition . k s sni the inhabitants of Beck. Ington,.in the same county. m ROSLYN presented 1( Petition fro the'Nob and Tir l. andowleisOf tie counts Fife, praying for adequate ? tection to agriculture. - • Lord DUFFRIN presented a Petition from a pirish in Dev on:.. shire against an): further CoaCession to the Roman Catholics. On the'.nuitiosi. of the Earl 'of :MAtainsau.tiv. the Hoilog, 0, 44. s solved itself into a Committee upon , the .Counti Lunatic Iylis. Bill. The Noble Earl proposed several Amendments, silirilvere , agret4 to. The House then resumed, and the Relish. Wai . t>i'd4:id to be received to:morrow. ' ' . On-the Motion of the Earl of Rosammar, the House resolved itself into a Cointnittee upon the Madhouses (Scotland) Bill: - Si . vera! Amendments proposed by the Noble Earl were agreed •tii.' The noise then resumed, and the &Port was' oideted to tied ceived to-morrow. . , The Duke of , ICHMOND prasented a retition from 1,14,44_ 11 genus litedical'Students of the city, of Exeter , prayitipot. a to take into consideration the Li*. which interf s ese k liriti; tie $ • of Anatomy. , Lai l . . . .T4III4OIISAL SITTLSMIKT (SCOTLAND) DELL.. ... , *The Earl of ROSEBERRY, in compliance with the prish a several Noble Lords, although reluctantly, and at some inconvenience to himself, wo'old postpone the.. Committeion this Bill.until Monday. lie rimied;*-, - cordiogly, .that the Order of. this, day be discharged, 'and entered for Monday. .: --•••• .- • • -.. • • ,::-. . The Earl of DIME/LICK did not rise for the Our; • .. • . •., . pose of onpnlipg thenlotion, but be boil . .been . ip hop.es •that the Bilipffod ,gone to sleep. for ever. • . , • The Earl of ROSEBERRY , hoped thelllobletlsord would at leastallow the Bill the chante-of amendment .. - before' death. The Earl. of H ADDINGIO N. thqught, thollilllailalit be so reformed, that.the Noble Lord-would no4orset • Wish itto - be left in an eternal Orep: • The s * otlo n wis then:agieed id: " . .. , . . . . . . - . IRISH- 4141161 SINGBLATIRY .BILL. .. ... , ... b • The Marquis of:DOW NS.HI RE...begged to call-thige Lordshipa'atteniiosi to Si - Bill. -now in-progress thicsogik the .il quw. . lt was imp for "the encOuragensetitoreg linen c opeonfaciaire 4, Iceland, .iindibe hoped that...4p effect ofiit would be toextentl•thlt beneficial *ranch -of national indiWry into•thestiuth'of Ireland. . The Nob% Mterciiiis'4l'velteito the .inbiEet'svlticli 'had sci 4 teee 4l a engagoa,tha atlontion of thou Loidships,.aod slec ore 3 his opinion that the sertierneatc4. that important (lees, tioniteetthi Conduce:llea dy to the. welfare of every , in. tellit; Itilreland,7,llelit4ted that the Bilf,'Wliitigl;; iiiiwAnPfeil . 4001ilil z he' C99Vnitled. ip'-niiiirn., won 4 leaverlie. - advantage•oft beimrtliscussed.aillen abet:et-vies a pretty full incidence of .Mernbers. ,, i .: ' 4 ' . .-, -. 4 .t. 2 . '' . X . Ve b Eat - I . Gf laktEgte:" 'otic!p-rect *earn' it'll 3 111tilbli tier qi.4a"ai to rile iiil )(ii. iiiiice OiAlliiijtiti_ I „tie .fl al •uti th •reipietitthiktbe tin pier mantoactems Cif tirtslandroas declining; Sad Altar *be Irish-man e lecturers •rOund- ibllltuityln• fornlietiit sfitil the et n kthrtili r • w ig xoailuger t .7*44. .016. -ovuO.,Faintel sat -,4gia.tisk t Acadaiwg.,,,, , ..,. f . ' v • .... ... 0 , % ...; ." .•. ,; 1 . 7 . • 141;1 ' 4.411.3 ••• "s' •:.• ~*4olli , , leard-fiarelfESTßiii sofigested tha toll* . Tidal% fieftite the Houser was iibripe *44 . WTS 3/ itfeillllf iiio,OAt IO "4 . 041 v tOverlientcoPioitunii.y:•tor irg* _,__ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ "m. • . 1 elPy of the American Tariff has been received at the Werth and South American Coffee House. It is of grill' WW2. It enacts that from and after thelst,of September, 1828, the folloWitig duties shall be leviedt 0. irokin ban and bolts, not manufactured in whole or halbert by rolling, one cent per pound, provided that all itast in.slackA, blooms, loops, or other forms, thin anti: lh bars or dolts, except pig or cast iron, shall M volt* as relied iron attars or • bolts, and pay duty srlr •On bar and bolt iron, made wholly, pr in part, by er dollars per ton. • Oa itoti,,izi pigs, 621 1 cents.per cwt. ' -Ow iron or Heel wire, not exceeding N 0.14, six - • ,fiC . ,lo4,,and own No. 14, 10 cents - per lb. rettnd iron or braziers' rods of:S-16ths to 8-16th. of .I>ltf •di ter inclusive, and on iron, or nail, or wikit;rrah, or rolled, and on iron split or rolled in sheetS, 4 04 , 1 1,404 er-Pikt0, 1 004.44 FP,R*r. 'fib. ... On Axes, ,adzes, drsij4olf-jiiiisPesi . autting• knives , riekice . .. or tegpipzisp,l*•,..ssythei, 'spades,. shovels, squires a lion or steel firtale-blis Of 'every description , Steelyards, and s.cale-beattts.,..aocket-chisels. vices, and screws of iron:foe wood,lo per - ,cect. ad !abreac t in ad-. dition to the present rates of_duty. • On steel, one dollar and 50 cents per cwt., , On lead,,in pigs, bars, or sheets, -three cents per On lead in sheets,. four cents •per .lb. on red or whits ; lead, dry or ground in oil, five cents.perlb. on fitharge, orangerninera),lead.manufactured into pipes, and sugar., of lead, five centi per lb. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June li, ten. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED k COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG.LAIVII trailing to the EAST 11Y. DIES, de hones give Notice, That the Coon will be ready te.reeelve Proposals in Writhe, ( ID or before Witoineway, the 9th of July next, from the OWNERS , Of such SHIPkof the burthen of Thirteen Hundred Tons and upwards, Builders Measurement, as have perfortned their -Coo- Wetted number of Six Voyages in the Company's Regular Service, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to I seek Shignier.Three additional Voyars. . The Court will also be ready at tbslytove time, to receive Po- . peak in Writing, from tie OWNERS It such stinss;'.,ii tee ' Burthen of Twelve Hundred Tons aid upwards,. Widen Mea surement, will& have -arrived tbh Season,' hiving perfohlied Nine Voyages in the Company's Service, specifying ,the rat, of Freight at which they may be willing to. let such Ship , for Dee additional Voyage to andirom Cldna, upon a reduced Estallidameet. The Tenders, with the war& " Ship - Tendey, on the Cover, to .be severally Sealed up, and left with the Secretary; at or. before - Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the 9th of July peat, beyond whick hour the Court will nut receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Rocrotary. The Particulars of the Terme and Conditions upon which the Ships will be respectively engaged for the Company's Service, may he had, upon application at the Office of. the Clerk to the Conirkttee of Shipping, on or after Tnutsosv ? the 9th Instant. AN AMERICAN §PU,YENID s ,, ; This day was published, price Ss. 6d. boatifi; • • 11 • 1 'M W - IF By FOURoI g. • • :I' pv • " make ye amyl!, or . ye siglo, " Theme what au' ye vritite drwohrtli*lrr% It is also enacted,-That from and after the '3oth of iltsiteolB2B, there shall be levied and collected on the tifthefollnwingarticles; and in lieu of those -empowered' by 44,1 w, wool manufactured, -four veata-perilfi-hisidditiun sthereto -of - 40 per cent.-until thi36thof Jame 1829 r-from which time an additional dutruf five Ter •cenu ad . valorem shalt •be imposed an nosily; notil•the whole •of the duttadvalorent4issonitts to 50 pet eent..ind Wl wcioVitaponed on the skin shall beestimuteditrs to weight and: value, ;and, shall pay the same rateof duty , avosherintportet wool.. • • matutfactpres_ofwr! p or of . which wool shall lie i ciituPtioent,iar.c e x cept • as tifniefaid'; die actual value of. sabickat tke ~ I sfase itheuct shall ceed.soCents7per scivate lard, he deemed to have cost '6li . crolraitil'eige*e_yeici.lipr 6e' itiVkeit theVeon sirithletiptrOf 40'per "CAI: aft yob's-one, - the 30th daj iif`jitite;lB29, : "atiO'fititiiisit . 40tyiir45‘pci . 4nt:'ect ' 7 " • Oil 0114anyfact ores of 1500) :Whose,aAtivtl, aloe shall flictti4=ll4o dollar Oa . 6 (l4ate Yard.. aPd•Shali dot two dollars and • cents., the . s quare : osbkt.t. Atwaseal.4o,4o v,4 cost, two dollars and ,s') ceots . tha ,square taciikiaoooV. ,chathea Itjth. i C*l 4 .1 filerP l l49.l4l7' cent. ad valoreav, until 30th day of June. 18'&19 ! ..aA4: from ttIiSVISBO4 . O 4;47,0 40. per co,P*Pere?.. Ye cant doe better. doe to how- ".• " This litteD Boke, by . four of Dir .- . „ madrigiisioltactiiit - &eon (Americ*-1. G. Goodrich. ' ;Ando° 4. K Newman aqd Ot t RENCkt.I4) ' FROM TES GAZILDFR:DR FLING; Mill 10. • BUCII.A.DAST a )4eas lo..; • The head , quarters of Count . Wittgenstein -are at Hadschi-Capstan, within cannon shot of Ibrail, which is closely invested. The Grand Duke Michael arrived tbere'Oti thel7th, the day before thraitillery for the 'siege-arrived there. The Turkish Goseroor-being sum mooed to surrender the ?}ace, reblied,that.he did not know that the Sultao, his master, was at war with flop, sta; and he could not Without his otrie6 Op the . . place, Which wicintrasted hint. -tEv'ert 'preparation was immediately made to obtain pdaseasion as...snon. as possible of that important fortress,, aad•ro ; render she stai?igation of-the Danube free, from Ismail to 01teneusa, where i firidge,is.to be erected. The bombardment of :Mot fortress of. thrall was to eminence . 611'41e:113th. The number of-Russian trooiii..ai preient hr Wallachia *mounts to 50,000 men, of wheal 6;000 Mae have lei mained at Bocharest,theothers haes,proceerledtovrards Gorg,evo and Oltenetza, and to . 4 1..ittie W?llsehiat, the Chief command of this caps is coistided to tip. Roth, who is colleCtlifs'all the materirilibeiiiiity'ar ing a bridge over the riser at Oltenetza that he will pap-the Danube in afrotnightat the far thest, and =arch directly towards- ..Sr,bou.tola. Count pal l ier ) arrived. At Bucharest of the 19th:of.May,,, any . Went the next day to thnCathedial, Where the asses. BOyirds Were presented id' hi in.t . ...Aast r i a i SUCHARRET, MAY sus. , The Emperor_ Nicholas is expected at iipsakoo.lbe 19th or 20th, and the Danube vkillthen 4passecl by the grand Russian army, which 'is to angels against Constantinople by way 'of %faint.' It - is ;laid that An Emperor, after seeing his - •strairlaais - osaviwill-tottre and reside here. The preparations for his recepticroage carried on as -quiet as possible.,•,:- . • • VIENNA; gar ' 5 Several changes aregoingto he -(!. made ist.thellep. eit . ; meat of Foreign Affairs. -It is said that Count derjtiog. belles, new Minister : ao'Florence, will go "in thanairin capacity to Brussels,..and that he will be succeeded At. Florence .by Prince Victor de Metteinich, son ef ,tke Chancellor, and wbo is now attached to the Legation ; at Paris. Count de' Mice Alinister if sue teed the Prince Pan at 134esden:. • -;.. • • •The camp which is to be formed in .September near la l ea t barg, will ouroast of 24' battalioos of, iolatnitY..Vizi squadrons of cavalry, and a park of 54 pieces of arid/ lery.—Augsburg Gazette. • Faints Futon, .Monosr.—Rentes, Fi v e . p e r u. 104 f. Wee 40c.-50c. 55c. 40e—Three per Cents. 70f. 50e. 45'e. 40c4 55c. Ttlft 60c. 55c.—Bank Shares, 1,054 f. . • • •. t The Austrian Ohara also says that gas Hospodar, Priam Ghat; was still at on the 20th. .• • ••.• e - • WS 3 rigi - SITES. • o:: • . -• 4 1•1•41ofs ' FROM THE ST. cialstoen tit GA RIM. 4FRIL,4• We have Deceived a. copy of the Regulations for, the navigation and trade of Eustatius, 016,cially prOnsuU gated by that Government, which we publish for the, information of oar commercial reader : - • .REGULATIONSFORTHENAVIGATION AND 1. R4PE' OF THE ISLAND OP ST. EUSTATIUS. Art. I.—The Pint tif Si. Eustatius is declared free to all Nations, from the lst - of April next, and the same privileges wilt be granted tOlll,.withont distinctions of flag. . 2 . 4, 4 goods, Wares , . vid.. laPtch4adlie 9fPverY..4e sFription, imported or . expo r ted, shall' be. tree of duty, and all vessels of anchorage and port charges. S. It shall be optional to vessels coming into this -port to t a kes pilot or not, and only to be paid whewrequire4 4. It shall be at the option ,of Merchants, captains, or Masters of Vessel, Whether they Will make .rise of the Public Scaleaor not, and only io cases *heie they may choose to have the ass of the Goveronstint, Weights - shall be paid for the use of the saiiie as • peel Tariff. 5..A1l Wm!. 4inet Of, Wilda Chllckgets.of ythateneti 41eaominatiost .Ague been. which Ravel heretofore beers exesod,oiestls or goods , . arilerebf ; taken off, and all public sare fOrbid dbptandbg a the seine r 6. In respect.to•the farce of the harbour, all:Caps , ins of vessels shall have to eonfoiln themselvee.to aIM Regulations of the Port. ;y r A therm translation bens she Regulations, need on .tbe. , o' Alarth, and published in the Dutch Isrinsiaos-.• las AgtlloB2B. • - - - On all snat4iTietures of,wool, if y‘htel*Airbol-sfraltiie part . , ...„ a component (eacept.earpetting,Arslte s **46:o,.. stuff Raode,- . ,bqinhasin, ttr.rsiery, routs, glow, , capes• bindings), the souse vane of aollick , at the Aortae irnpirrllltibi, shall lent e . xteed 50 cents perlurd-sqttute, shall be deemed ,01,),ate.::chit 50 dint; No Ah . ere . trt. untilithe 3t)eb-j(knaa 1829,.5ind from tfiat albeit44i , 45 per cent. ad valoretw r provided that in.fllinanufae.• tures or isonlo..escept .fiAnhels line baizes,.the actual value of ;irfrlch ,' it tfieplace whence impOtteet shall not! exceed S'A 14 cents per acitiale yaed, y i halt , gay 14• eel vie per Auite..yard. .. • : .-. . • • ' to allAtintifactures pf iool, of ;the - actual . "aloe of Sao drillers, and 50 cents. per square jord, And, tri ex ceeding fouv , dollurs, 40 per cent. until theSothsJeae, • 1829, and horn that time 45 Or cent. ad'valarifft. - •:' . Oa an woollen exceeding ' four dollen per square yird, 46 pie. cat. Wi t t*, .-aoth Janujry, 1829, and after that period 40 . pitcent. • i„ il Be a woitlien blanket,,' , fiosiery, - mits, gloves , and bindings/21 pee • . . , .earßer, Turkey „ end Wilted carpets,7o cents per square y*d. Oa all , enetian andangrain carpets,, X 4O septa . per square Yard; aid is ail other carpets of wool, kis, hemp , or cotton, or'part bf Other; 29cetits per squariTard: •••••-•----- • ' ibaltiatint printed or dent -clothe, 50 cents per square yard. ••• • ' , 13t1 Oil.clotleether than usually dedomittated patent floor cloth, 70195, 1 Per ftluaLe l?.0.- . .. . • ,a op, b . ateltere_oil cloth, 15 cents. ... . . Poi Igoe mat ting mide of flags or other materials, I S cents. . 1 1-. . ,- .. 1' : ... On intita6tifactaiied hemp, 45 dollars per ton ' until the 30th o June,. 1119; 5 doliire la addition per annum until the.day amouuti !yip dolLtrs per ton. ~ .., , r On cotton haviing, it 'seats poisuifit: said, until abtli june; indatterwirdstois eefits..' .. ,s• - - -- ' •- • - • • • . Ott miniinefactusad ilax,3s dollars per ton, mull the 30th-Jutte, 1829, sod 6va.dollara annually till the duty, aineams to 60 dollars • . ~., . • . . _ . • • pir tour • • * • ' • •.- - On dill cloth sine cams. peen** 04,1heienhalf cent ntore 001 k akiboilt. hi is ec!Aes.. ~ , , ~,,,i , ~ cl,llOlasios 10 cm. Or gallon._ ~ ''.. On 11l intimied . ditilled spirits iSsatteßrial, additional duty. On atemaniafactures et sllk;ei . Oiriiildi silk shall be iionspoiiinl lasserlag eovulai from beyorittlarCepor at:. Orso4 Rope, a duty of .90 pritheatiAil. Warr os, the addiehoiol duty of 5 per cent,. Sp take effete ditilikh bay of June, 1819•; and On all other manufacluies et silk, ar of !blob alit sh all be icomplineimparti 20 par.cenLad . ..• . . . . . . On indigo, an additional duty of. S• Cents the pound, from 30th June, 1119, to 50th June, 1859, intb•fredi tbifiime arieddkronal deer of ,10-cents per yeee r natil the•orhole , duttaball amount to, 50 ante per lb. • . .... After the 50th Jane, talia, ao ' . a duty shall be allowed oil the 'espeetilleir?‘ of !Ilk -is the (Wad States from PeYsees• 'VII,. .._:•' :,44- ..... •t: Nehieewittrail. be elbreed J upias any,Anantity ofAsH dock Ids thin 50 • eaportalo ohe shipeitieiteel, at any enitinie. - , On irindoiegless•of aborw•iii lashes bpvilaches, free donate for a s‘ in feet ; gloss imported . la' glogivig, acre uncut, . shall be With the same rate of duti: - Oh phials and bottles not g g the capachy of slat- tames each, one dollar and 75 cents .00 - roesog dotes not exceeding lit inches in length by 6 Inches lil l bliaia, 4 'dollars per ton; on slates exceeding 12 and not exceed ing 14 inches in length, 5 dollars per ton ; exceeding 14 and not ex ending. 16 inchti, 6 dollen; exc ee di ng 16 an d not excee dly g 18 ina'aiell;7/ down ; acceding 16 and not exceeding 20 inches, 6 dot. lark ealmoding.2o and not exceeding 24 inches, 9 dollars ; exceed. 24 iiiiihta„ ;p dollars; 331 per i: cent. ad eiderens mall imported Oliergsk gates.' -• • .'•• • - . ..., . . . - -Ateittoseclodis Whatsoever - or cloths of which cotton shenbe a. stpapoPankpart,inicoptipik,haitheens imported dirrt from Chile: . the otigissal cost of which at the place whence imported, with elw. addatosi of an or tent, if imported from the Cape of Good Hope ; far Ws% yr/ Ange•beyond it, end ef4 0 per cent. if Imported ftom any, name place, Shall be less than 35 cents the square yatd,.shall, with 'Ott litlakb9l; bi taken and deemed to - havls oat SS coins the apart Mk inalielorged witii duty ssO l adialityo;. ~-...-., . Tire Bill was then ordered .telleageimisted, (O4non4owo. -Lord KI.N.rG presenteria Petition MOOR. Warukaust kr. shesAbst• Alden stfi Negro Slavery, and. to: au Aisabruienoerkealtusisatat Ju i n la c ti s and•Veir Lulia.Sugar. -44 • • 4 - • . 1 1 14 . NohltrLsentilso pateraned a Petitionpfrom a perms-004 name of --Tiatantai • Flariagens pnying for that iissapin,reptiasinnal' Cerpotate ,lowssin Ireland. . . uar. 04 • • - • AfillY Or. swathe • • ••% v•••01* 4: -I ..:Air 'The - LORD • CHANCELLO4'bitgett.te hfeiriti tro6i; that lie'fis4l received *rilette 'V r'ri 9 MCiaiiiii dated LicknOw i eCe gratefully- acknowledging :the. Vote 'of :thoolik. kJ , House, to himself and the army caller-his': kW= . S frtitkeiianduCt Biirtpoore; 'ring:We • ••• • , upetetkons o f 152.9 Ml 4 .18A. 444 itikAggAbist he had communicated the same to the treys aerge&44 •itt tboseoperationt. • • • • • The IMIAX.4H A VICA;49R,)erofOfI"thit . ai r * Lord Combermere be ente 0 red 47114 -Ordered. • • • • • The House then:adjourned until to-morrow.- • -.4 t .3 1 1091 • tpt There was an 4naocuracy in the ate teMoirt if din 01,4141111 n the HOuse of Lords upon the Crtlualic. Question on Wee** rmorning, as given in alltho4Papers. Tdi Dianthers eistsitielletti is follow— . .• • • • a- ,%0p .. .1' 4 (. .Contents--. Present • • ! • : • • • • • -Alrrozies . • 4- - . • •-/Ptia • • Non-contents-Piperit . ' . Isla • .%,,4•51b I • • • Proxies . ••• •.• ::•;‘•;46 Majority against•the•Reaolutton ' . . 45. HOUSE. OF C.010010,..3uNs 10. • Dlr. 'STUART :WORTLEY4brought m a Bill to legalise the ' Sale of Game. Read k Arse time—to be read a second timer°. inoiaow. • • - ' Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from Bury against tie Importation of Foreign Wool. . . , - Mr. H MIST presented a Petition from,Horabana against Sla very in the West Indies. . , • . Mr.IittOWNLOW presented a Petition from the Sovereign Intl others of Armagh, complaining or, waotci.torployment tif the people hi Ireland. ,4• . Mr. DENISON presented_a Petition from• the parish of,Peilt. Una, Surrey, complaining of Parochial ,Aleeisments. • Sir .1.. NEWPORT pee notice, that Tuesday, ;die iSfir "of June, he shouldfinove aoaddress to his Majesty , praying h l uily into the Establisbed Chinch a Irelanrrelative 'to, Union 01 Parishes, and the holding of pluralities. , „ The Tithes Commutation MU was read alecond..time, Ord*. .dered to he committed this daY three month s . • ' Mr. MA RS H ALL'presea ted Petitions from' V.akefield, lington, and Whitby, praying the abolitionOf Nigrokbfatrery. .• • Sir THOMAS GOOCH presented Petition s' fjonit Wifkliam Mad Stow blatitet, praying the abolition of , *eat India StaverY. ''•l6.• ILMOT-HORTON,gavabralle,Of a.niotioa thiriefptli . June, confirmatory tied in explanitionstAr,spirit,oidnisearnirit ons Agate House oil thecaubject. . 7 i f 7. • ' • • Mr. MAXWELL presented, n ' Pe . ; . lth . in lt fir Aar.ctitrt Lein against Catholic,Etnanciplifon. Sir-JOHN BRYDGES supported tbi Petition. • ~. The County Lunatics . Asylum Bril ew9 - ollittlitt-yes be committed to-morrow. ! - Mr. 0. CAVE - the application of Elections of 'llteml , . ,••••Ii; ; •-• mine la form and sprat ; ipst year —vi as lostided arguments and anthori Funds to electioneering kr !illicit they:were** Istaich*.Of.ttie . iriv) Citorporations of Nc of tlie necessity of ti tan expended £l,OOO gicurred eipetises The 'object of potation Funds in • • J. • 1 . o ff ences resuflint probably concluded some sericturei if) Cabkiet, 4.ntosingliir 1 we :Af* . a . ,Apv fro ' Sic Ct4SRSO 6: 41 • • •Is •#. • .• ~ ~:.. - ~yt • r+•: !Illy* . Ow ?in* g 19 0•• • • 7.. , • 0.• 'ow i• ••/ .• • TZ , WOW. )614 ;11.11;4 .• • • WWI • ~torimribeastia• :::t ...: s. if :doled forleave to bring" In a Bill Aoltimnt if CorpOkatfon - Funds . to - defray the e*pen ses o f tubers or ?Sinai:wilt: ".- The preaeof llilrsyr ‘ ,,,the spirit with 'that introduced by ad lisisf.'"deirißer added pO.ilie same facts; sand fainted toi *rio anthorities. The app li cation Of `Corpora pa nearingpurposes was epittversiOn or,,theobjset r e r e : ' ;A l violation of Abe Constifiliciii, arid Privile J'aillinient.' The ,COndliet . cif m the ios thaniptsitilliftlk_e;ina I..eicester . wit's Proof E th 6 onoittVimmet r otptitititgan:ltii: gip. ,000 of tbeirlunds•on .nn. *fiction; ` t4nl ; Rye ! to,theanfoutirgrAvtoo on asi ' ' 13alrwas fo piefillit the samiiiialvei ' .r.. in, future, god {pr y the pnt . st •..... w ilp . ioh!bly . lrani • te. 'bet i . bet. Irrlctiirei on the 011ie of %Is in t at blear lei , ke tO litliii In Isis . ~ . . a , or frodz..bli.etiion-KICE in explanation s ;so, dicruir that ht did iio; iSok.glitaap. y r ._. t~ :.IjiS. imk,Lxz is- Ire 10 Jo' Mir ..••• • ~~ ~flii "~1