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Capital be. ad the acteal amount subscriberd, anti where a tespansibSlity rie e:isarily attaches on the Members, makes it important to observe, that the Shareholders in the present Company incur no re yon‘lbility whatsoever ; and that the nature and object of the Institution render it totalfy unnecessary to apply either is the Crown or Parliament for a Charter or for asty ex desire powers, the whole of the Instalments as called for being earnetliately invested in the names of the Trustees, either on Mortgage, Annuities, in the purchase of Ground-rents or Rever sionary Property; and the principal object in view being to make :lazed and regulir half-yearly dividend considerably exceeding the general rate of interest obtained on Public Securities, and at the sense lane to preserve the Capital from any possible hazard or diminution. The first Instalment of Ten Pounds on each Share has already been advantageou,sly invested, and there being numerous eligible Securities still remaining to be completed, a Requisition his just teen made for the payment of the second Instalment of Ten l'oosds per Share into the Bankers' of the Company, on or before the '.27th June, instant. 1• will readily be perceived that while this Company holds out ri inducement whatever to the mere speculatist, it aff Ids an ex. (client opportunity to individuals possessing funded or other pro- I erty, fur making permanent Investments with advantage and se ,t:rity : to the Fund-holders particularly, in so far as the present price; of the Public Funds would enable them at once to increase their Capital and their Income. 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This day was published. in 12.nt0. price 10s. 6d. bound, The Second Edition of A FRENCH .Ir.tl ENGLISH, ENGLISH and FRENCH DICTIONARY. 13y 11. DR LEVIZAC, Author of the Practical Grammar of the French LanEuage,&c.&c. Thoroughly revised and improved ; the two Parts carefully col lated, with the indication if all the irregularities of the French P,onunciation, by C. Gans. London: Printed for 134:win, Cradoch, and Joy; Paternoster row; 0. and W. 13. Whittaker, Ave.Alaria-lane; and, Dulau atil Co. Soho square. Try- This Edition has been carefully revised by the Dictionnairc de l'Academie, has received considerable Additions, and contains a Igraater number of Words than any other Sevin' Dictionary of the French Language, though much exceeding it in bulk. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTN. 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Catherine James, Horsham, innholder, June 22, 29, and July 17. at ten, at the Court of C,ummissinaer: of Bankrupts, Basinoall - street. Attornies, Mr. Collingwood, St. Saviour's Cliurch-yard, Southwark; or :Messrs. Hart, Dorking. Henry Makepeace, Bristol, coachmakt.r, June 18, 19, and July 17, at one, at the White lion, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn; or Messrs. Brown and ......_..._ ___ . Watson, Broad-street, Bristol. Thomas Smith, Chepstow, cabinet-maker, June 21. 2'2, and July 17, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. .Artornies, Air. Platt, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn ; or Al:. - Stokes, Queen-square, Bristol. Thomas ltossiter, late of Bristol, bottle-liquor-merchant, June 21, 22, and July 17, at eleven at the White Lion, 3ri..:1. Atror nirs, Air. fiat, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Ina; or Mr. Stokes, Quven-square, Bristol. R: duel and Isaac Liawlincs, Frosate-Sclwood, card-makers, Jane 14, 15, and July 17, at eleven, at the Wheatsheaves Inn, 1% 0111 C SAwood. Atternies, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge.J:reet, Black friars; or Mr. Miller, Frome. Edward Bliss, Vreenun's-:curt, Cortfaill, rnonet-scrivener, June lg, 19, and July 17, at ten, at the Court of Coninlislariers of Bankrupts, Basinthall-street. Attorn,:y, Air. Paltrier, Gray's Inn-square. Thomas Ashton, jun. Canton-place, Fast India-road, untierWrivr, June 12, at eleven, .t 9, anti July 17. at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Ilat.trupts, 13a.,.nha11-atreet. Attorney, Yr. Baker, Nicholas-lane. Benjamin Marslicnan, Trowbridge, c.:otitier, June 1% 19, and July 17, at twelve, at the Cour: of Commissioners of Bankrupt., Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. AL:rion, Lly-place, VIVID RN DS to be nlildd 11:161N G HAL .-TILE ET. June 26, Wilks Chancery -` help rinte, at eleven. July 10, T. Nightingale, Watling -street, useman, at twelve. June 26, W. Button, seu. and jun. Pa:aro...ter-row, 1 / 2 (.uksellers, at el.: v en. June 29, E. Roberts, Ward-suer:, ii n en-J:aper ' at eleven. June 25, G. Moorbouse, Doncaster , g rocer, at ten. June 1. 11. liz.ndscomb, Newport-Pagnell, 1.";e-meichibit, at eleven. June 25, H. P. Holt, Cannon-row, Westr.l.t.L.ter, iurgeon, at ten.— June Farana, Bath, Ihney-statlo.ilr, at ii.even. June 26, J. Herbert, Windmill-court, Wela Smithfield, victualler, at 11. DIVI URN DS to he made in the COUNTRY. June 30, P. Marsden, Sheffield, r acer, at eve cn, the Ton tine Inn, Sheffield . July 5, W. Jarrett. Cardiff, M at ulti/L(ler, at twelve at the White Lion Inn , B ristol. June 26, W. Wall, late of Wog .' 41, carver and gilder, at eleven, at the house of R. Bar tratn, under the Town-hall, Oxford. June 28, J. I`.l , Mlis , late of Liverpool, tailor, at one, at the Office of fir. Massey, Wazer cute, Liverpool. June 28, J. Dickie, Devonrort, mercer, at eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Devonport. June 2t... J. &winch,' Manchester, nterc hant, at C e ven, at the Star Inn, Manchester._ June stl, W. Holdsworth, Bradford, Yorkshire, %vim:l,44ler, at g eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. 'June 25, D. Evans, Swan! ReCLF.SIASTie.AL PROMOTIONS. The Ring has been pleased to ?resent the !Lev. Aizs...nacr Stewart to the amts.: , ,nd Parish of Crornatty, in ;ha Presbyttrf of Chanonry and county of C'rotnarty, vacant by the do:4h of tLe I{&x. Robert Smith. Itt v. Henry Michael Wagner, M. A. Lee Fellow of Klog's Col lege, Cambridge, hai boen pteseme.l to the Vizar:ge of Brighton, vacated by the promotion of the Rev. Dr. Car to the Dishovic of If 7hicheNter. - _ .....,......... 11.:v. Henry George Liddell, M.A. F *x4titilted by the Bishop of Chester, to the Rectory of lienakikirk, Yorkshire, on the presen tation of the trustees of the late Rad of Strathmore. ..... _ Rev. John Thomas Grant, to the Rectory of Eludes-lash, in the county of Devon. Ikv. Robert Tredcroft, to the Rectory of West Itchuor, in the county of Suss e s. Rev. Cornelius Pitt, to the Rectory of Haskton, with Enworth Chapel, in the county of Gloucester. The Rev. James Kni;;lit, A. M. of Halifax, has been aprointed Perpctual Curare of St. Paul's, Sheffield, in the place of the late Rev. Ti.onlas Cotterill. T:11! Rev. Charles lkathcote, M.A. of 'Unity College, Cam '4e, is elected a Chaplain of that S.:cie:y, in the room of the Hev. W. Ilildyard, M.A. A dispensation ho paxed the Great Se..l to enable the Rev. J. S. Hewett, l). D. Charlain t o Downing College, and late Fellow of Clare Hall, Cana)ri-S.g., to ht,ld the llrctory of Ewhurst, with :he Rectory of Rt.therldthe, The dm W. Kaye Het, 13 A. has been 2rpoir.ted bdttster of Heighington School, near Lit.culn. PARLIAMEN l'A II Y PUOCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COM7bIONS, JUNE 5. The Srnaesn. took the Chair at a canter before four o'clock, there being then forty Members ,present. After some routine be. &Intel% had been disposed of, Mr. BROUGHAM rose to moee for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal such parts of the Act of Ceo. 11. c. 2. commonly called the Irish Cerporatinu Act, as went to make Corporatera of non rest dents, who were not duly qualified aceordirg to the respective Char ters. lie said it was well known, that in past times, owing to the penal disqualifications of cur l& inhabitants of Ireland, a I :r 5 5 badg of the people was shut out 11111neeligibility to .fill corporate cifices, and the eonseqnenee was, in many small communities, non-residents were apPointed members of the Corporations. Since that period, fe..vever, many of these penal disqualikations had been reraored, and the °rig:nal alleged necessity for extending the franchise to non. residents in the manner in which it had been, had erased ; add as it was found that many of these non.rasidentsheld their franchise is direct violation . 4 f the provisions of some of the Charters, it was the object of his Bill to repeal so much of the ]rich Corporation Act as allowed non-resitlems not qualified by the corporate Charters to. be members of these Corperation communities. The Honourable and Learned Gentleman then obtained leave to bring in his lIM, which he did at once; it was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Wednesday next. The Combination Laws Repeal rill was read a third time and passed. The Report of the Newfoundland Judicature WI was received and agreed to. On the motion of Mr. WILMOT-HORTON, the Newfoundland Mar.. riage Bill was committed ; and after a few words trent Sir .1. NF.V/ PURI', the House resumed.—The Report was ordered to be received on Wetleesday next. Mr. C. 11. HUTCHINSON said, that late on Thuraday last he had received the Petition of the Roman Catholics of Lite County and City 14' Cork for presentation to that Ilott.:e. lie inteaded, but was unavoidably prevent. d, to fulfil the desire of 11 a constituents last night, end merely rose on the present occasion to give notice that he should present this Petition on Wednesday next, as at this advanced period of the Session r oe a day ought to he toe in giving effect to the prayer of so laree and respect,i)l.: a body of Petitioners. The Hashborough \Valk Inclmure (Northampton) Bill ave 4 com mitted, the Report received, and time Bill ordered for a :bird rebding on Wednesday next. On tile third reading of the Vagrants Sill, which was moved by Mr. ;.•:secover, Mr. C. WILSON brought up a clause, and the Rill was reed a third time and passed, after a few words Irons Mr. S. WOW:UT for the better prevention of the harbouring of vagrants Mr. Alderman WOOD said that it seas singular enough that the pass-master who carried off, at so melt per head,many of the Irish poor, was in the habit of bringing h=ick also a considerable number. Mr. ESTCOURT said that he was petteetly aware of the evil, for it was severely felt by ins coestituees. In the year ISS2 the expense through the County of Wilts was l 020 f. for Irish pau- Ipers alone, many of whom never went further than Bri ;tot and then returned. He hopt4 next Session spree remedy would be ap plied to the evil. S:r J. N IL W PORT said, that the Irish poor were often exrased to great hardships on removal. blr. DAWSON saiii, that he knew a neeaber of evils arising front the way in vitich the Irish poor were cat tied back. He knew many Icases a those females who had married Irishmen in Eneiand, and I who were consequently disowned bythe parishes bere,and removed to , F. 1..,A, where he bad seen them reeking in vain for their husbands. After a few words Ilona Ur. C. CALVUIT, the 11th was read a third • time rad p.issecl. rie Report dtheTran-portationlill was brought up hyMr.Bacia 'on:, and the Bill ordered To be read a t:...r:1 time on Wednesday. 11r. HERR lES moved the second reatig of the biagistratts' Inilenmity 1;i11. •Mi-. S. itTCe: :.nzc..:at-d its postreen , .:.e . l till Wednesday nest, viii •O v:::s Arr , vd to. ;O -- -er a ee:lversation in avnis:te Mr. Retreat r, ti . ...i. '..-:eavia.:..., .V.r. 11c.tir1vz,and 111 r. Dat.ils OIt.PEFIT, cpi)k parr. ' :Ili. LI; S!I I Nlll'o'S preseneed a Petition from ,C..uteitv.ry, against the ati , ,i.tion of :dr. Owea's Pl:in.—Laid on the ta! , le. :dr. 2.1,111.1'1'.%1 prelei••ed a Petition front Compton, against t! e 111-tr,.;:osent of 1:7.:!.:1 . ..—t.aKt on t! , .... table. I:1r. i. COUItTF.Ni AY Presented some Papers relative. to the litiming of klindoo Widows and Watt:id:le in the Ratt Ind' , •. lOrdered to be vriutcd.—TSc House then adjourned until Wed nesday next. - GRT.I7.S.)CK, MAT 31.—The Chris:l4la, ar..; - . - e , t in the aide, railed from Trinidadon the Sth Alr:il. Left the Vag!t: rei rly loaded, and tn sail in a few d..y* ; and tinl Malay a:id:lc:len both loading and :o sail in :11.ty, both for the Clyde. O n the 2d May, lat. 36. 15. lot g. .10. 45 114 . 3 . spoke the . 1101:ait, of and for Lives 0;61 front l'ernan - buco, oat 41 days; on the :th May, lat.-EA. 11. IGng. 53 . 36 . p a s sed thr e e bal e s of cot:trt, :-.:trked „ 6 0 . al'panriltly lately thrown over ! board, they were eluare , i ha:,e.l,artl seen to be :Caw Orleans bales; lat the SAIIIC titre there was a schenner in sight far a-head, fuira which it is sttrwried tki, n;;:t. - .t bad crime. On Friday Lit.t, a Y Watt rfurO, la*.;Cd . ...ra4 ll:longing to Whitehaven, froth Nits iiilla.l..)!Wil Iv l'..:rt-‘3l.tv,ow. 'acre is a tran To re o ty this Goo, WOrkilli ;:e. 7 611.. , I , t