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; . • • . . • - 1 le• ' 'POW . • , '4O • cal • , ;„ •; r ; • s tl • ,•'; 7 4 1 4 b. ..-• 1 7 - i .•• . • •-- • 44:1:8 : 41:1:17::::H ; 40 25. (‘') f: it%'4174.1 C. • • .40 '• • i • 7' • •i . Jr; - e • , ..! et• 'ILI Pr y .• •- • • 4 • 1. , . ..mionmenumir ; I , W •:•.1 :•I'• • ' _ . • ?• ,1? ".Vt . - • TUESDAY,. MA tit 30 . • A., .111?{,:11 1 • ' r•• !•1 • ' _ . [PRIG% SZVE.IOI-.Plit4Cps IMS. -- ••• 7 - , • EAST-INDIA 110 USE, March 5, 1824. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAAY of MERCHAINTS of ENGLAND, trading t. the FAST-INDIES, do hereby girt , Notice, That a G.ENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 51st. instant, from Eleven o'clock in the . Forenoon until Six in the Evening, at the desire of the undermentioned Proprietors, JAHNS PATERSON, WM. FLOWER, J. C. FARMER, RANDLE JACKSON, G. CHALMERS, SAMUEL. DIXON, HRNAP GAIIAGAN, EDWARD GOLOSMIO, Jam ADDINXLL, • A taxa. NowELL, EDWD. WALPOLE, To ballot on the following question, viz. " That application be made to Parliament in the present Sessiog, for the Repeal of the 46th Clause of The Act of the 53d of George, 111. cap. 1 55, by which the Court of Directors is prohibited from sending to India, in the capacity of a Writer, any perdon who shall' not have resided during four Terms at the Ilaileybury College." JUSRPII .DAR 2, &marry. f . - • .t Just published,. in small Rvo. 6s. boards, LEAVES . FltPl A JOURNAL: or, Sketches of `lambs in NorthFrit:lllnd Ireland. ' By ANDREW BIG BLOW, 'Medford, Massachusetts. Published by Oliverand Boyd,•Edinbargh; and G. and W. B. W i bitt t iketr,,,,Loadbo. . . • PARLIAAIENFARy pßociamsgs. - DOUSE OF LORDS, Rowan tit. • • • ' . . . Thia morning the Loan Cum s ee ttoe - satTur Appeets at - tens " Dunlop v. Alexatider Cuchrane," front the 'Court Oflessionkh, S.:otland, was ti:st called for, when Mr. hliteases, was heard he conclusion for the relipt.adent, aed Mr. Fit lrelily.--ludg. went appointed fur Wednesday.• • ).'' !' • , In the appeal of ft: D'Arcy v. Kelfy,"*MitheCourttif cery in Ireland, the Case was ordered tat:And ove r on account of a defect in th e p rocee di ngs . . • • " • " Ball and Co. v..l3eresford and, Co." *Om' . " the' lehan cery in Ireland, was next preceeded with, when NI,. Soeow ELL was beard for the app e ll a n ts , an d M r . Doane and • Nu. &t ante fur the • respondeuts; and the reply was appointed for Wednesday . At a qusrter to four o'clock the: Earl of Knoisrox was intros (Need to the House, preceded by Garter King at hrme, and sup ported by Lord Rent:spate end the Earl of La nza see, as B aro n Tusford, when th e N o bl e llarrn's . Patent of Cratlort was read at the table, after which his Lordihip took the prescribed oaths, and afterwards his scat. Adjourned during pleasure, and soon after five o'clock the'Lona ' CH NCELLOR returned to the Woolsack. . • • Earl GII OSV ENOR snowed for 'Returns of the reduced salary or other a ll owanc e s tq pers ona execut i ng t h e o ffi ce o f Cl erk a( t Pens in Ireland, by deputy'or ntheesvise.-Ordered. • • , , The. LORI) .Cl-I A ~ •.ict,.l..oft now left the Wnalsakir.,'Sten! holding a large Pt-odb° in,hisliiiict, addressed the house as folliAirlis , Mr I.ossos--1" have been.slesired to presort t 6 Your LordShipc a Petition which is' Considered of serne importance by the Peti.. adores themselves, and relating to a Bill now upoh the tabld'of Muse. The Petitioners are persons conclrned in the Silittradesoi the Metropolis and its vicinity, and their /stayer is subsclibeif upwards of 20,000 names. t have looked theretition over, arid, Cad e _ ing it in all respects unexceptiOnable,:llave felt it my duty to'nfei; sent it to your Lordships ; and I Ember Move that it be now read:" , The Petition was accordingly react elle Clerk, and purport et., to-be trout the Operative Silk Weavers of the City et London in its vicinity, the I.ilierty of the Tosier,And the 'City a Weirrahf s ster, who prayed that a'certain •IlillhoW in progresi (Silk D'utfelr Bill) might not be pasted into ahoy. Upon the motion of the Noble and 'Learned Lord,the Petition was ordered to lie on the table. • The abovernentiiina Bill wag riot read a second time,"and has_ • • therefore made at presenytus progress in' this 'Mute. ... • The .Marquis of LA NJ DO W N said that he did not' ish to eft,. ter into any discussion on the Bill in its peesent'sfate ; but now thin' the subject was before their Lordships he wished shortly but dia.' tinctly to state that he fully esttettalued the ianie opinions in ton., • notion with the subject which he foreierly held, which he knee many Noble Lords on both sides of the Douse still also entertained, • which opinions had been embodied in a Report lung ago laid upon the table, and of.which. thi,iresent Bill was an emanation; but in saying this he'hatl no heiitationirk eyewink that if he had seen any reasoo fOr deparontfront those opitilbtis, on 'the fittest. and ma- • , turest consideration he'eMild give them; he Wouhik,i've so departed if he had seen any reason for it; Malls 'object in rising to address their Lordships in the present, stage of the Bill was to do justice to a most respectable, a most intelligent,4 ,rao.t excellent; and most. active Joan, wisp neeilea,his name only to be melitintied fOr theft Lordships to concur in this tribute. 'Tie here alludedlci Hale, who it appeared hid been regresented to entertain an opinion fts vourable to alteration in the liWeilesPecting the silk trade. When examined on this subject before the Committee, ‘l,:at more facilities might be afforded to the trade liy perinitting tadleeof rank to in., • traduce foreign silks into this countrA., he was asked the ground of' this opinion. -1 I fere the Noble Marquis stated that 'certain Ladies of rank, were mentioned by name, who happened to haye iutrnelue;d foreign silks, but for reasons . which their Lordships could appreciate, the short-'hand Writer was . dlrectedlto omit the names, ' by which he unintentionally misrepres e nt e d the answers o f 3tr : I late in reality, when asked if such a practice was not htutful to the trade of this Country,. said that it *Sundt; if it could be con fi ned to Ladies or a certain 'rank, Wlto by'str a ditiog Intro, duced new patterns into the country, which made good for trade in . general--( Laughter)—but br ( r. Hale) deprecated all such' ductions of foreign silks in a general way. Lord HOLI.A NI) presented a Petition 'from certain Unitarian Dissenters in • favour of th.• Pr,,testant Dissenters' Marriage Bill, which was laid upon the tal,le. . • The Earl of DARNLEY took occasion to congratulate their Lordships on the Address which •had been moved in that House, and laid before his Majesty, for the appointment of a Commission to inquire intd the state of Education in Ireland. He hoped. f6r e vtiost advantageous reselts•to that country from such an inquiry r hat the measures adopted by the other thiiise of Parliament in thil: Irelilpeetshad relieved him from that anziety.which ihould other wise haste felt. Ilis present object was to move fee gn acoount q 4 all sotosottioned by the lrieh parliament, and• suhsequeruly by the, Patliatneot of the United Kingdom, for the furtherance of chari table education in Ireland, to which motion he apprehended no Ok; jertion wo&d 'be made.-- i Ordered. • . . Upon the motion of the Earl-of Suerrsusr, rressesv, the new Marriage Act Amendment Bill was read a third time, p..ssed, and intionerl. , to-the Common._ The Plyinuuth Improyemeni Thll tvai about to be read iseccind time, when •Lord wourk•tonk :the opportut itt -of irresenthrgiso Petition from the Inhabitants of Exeter against it, which was re. ferret] to the Committee on the Bill. ~ .. - Lord BEXLEY moved that the Slave_Piraey'infishOuld be read 'a Second time. ' After some explanation between-the Marquis of LANSUOWN, Marl Gaosverroa, Lord tiottesno and Lord klesteces-the Bill vais,telids- • . a illeCiltal tinic,• with the understanding tk t e discussion *hyoid, take place in the Committee. Lord BEX LEY - then moved that tliC 11111 ityluld be' eorattliet !for tri.lnorrovr, When he helied titathis N4ble' t4 kod the' Cohnetat •Seeretary woOld be able tortte.nd in his places... elle motion Wee agreed 19s.anu 1 their Lordships wr•Ftsff4W l 4.l-q • be sunamosod te, intend die service df the !louse. *. The Ill,erquis of. LAIISDOWN rose for the Purpisse bestaitng , 1-that in consequence of the times, of the Noble. Dart it the bead' of his Majesty's Governpurnt, he wished. to postpoue the presentation; of certain .Titlat .Petitions front ; ireliod, which he should have pre e , seated had the .Noble Evil:teen able tit attend in his place. Under these eircurostancei s he should' fix Friday netefor suhtnitting the IttitiOnl to the tfortse,'W the earliest day on which he Understood the Noble Earl wauld• be able do attend. lie himself svaspotawere ti/1 this !morning of Siiellintril ef3he i blettie Nast, :Fin' the {}me mesa!) be wished to . f p puigme t a ke second reacting of the Protestant I Dissenters' Marriage Dili, 'vi•lith Stood for to=day ; and' he should therOfoii non( nuivetitlf the Order of the Day be diSeltirged; and tfOrt theft Lordshitishestimmoned for Priesiy..• (..;. • - The kart of DAItAILEY,.in connuorldnigeibr postpone d,his Motion. , . F. , • Lord 114 OSTt iN, 'for , the same reasori,Hiec'iledliii:ein • certain Petitions with which be Was entrusted, Sml ettpreaseal • intention of bringing them before the Hoe* on Friday seta : .-t The Peu keens( y. (al illhauk) Convicts' .lieneuval and.Fsraployneeng LW was red,rl a second time. • Mr. Jones(); front the thlice of the Chter . St•cretattaf Ireland, delivered sundry papers porstiant to their Lordilthishirider. , 4 -A - ltiOniTied to-nierrevr Morning. a ':" • "r - .!.. •••• • ' • -• . • • Mt/St . OF. COMMONS. : d Eeturn wai presented of the .Names and Description of Pa ris'hes in Ireland: - • Oeneml G ASCOT NE presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Liverintol agaiwit the Laircaiter County Court-horse Bill.—Dr deredlrelie on th'e table. Sir, li)r, CO NG Ir. F.V E p - resennest a Petition f - • certain Inbabl ' tants of Vooden; praying for leave to prep pieatilthe Amicable Loan Society.. . , :t!iIdr...IIUSKISSON prase-Js-4.a; Petit late of ]]buns -street, now of LivelpooJ, az , Amendment 11:11.0relered to ife'on the t.s fill'. 'Alderman WOt)D presi-sted a Pei 'lllltatertiiinrie(the Thwer Stairs,. against tlt PAST INDIA HOUSE, March 10, MA. TRE COURT of DIRECTORS of the, UNITE . COMPANY* f MERCIIA 4 N ; TS of ENGLAND finding tc the EAST INDIES, do lierkti give Notice, -t the ill be - P, ~ , That , _ Court wits .._ ready to receive ,l'roposals in rits.4 on or before WEI)NESDA Y. the 31st. March (instant),, pllti the Owner or Owners of good sotc:il and substantial Slip, o f ibt, burthen of •feom 400 Tons to 600 Tone, registered mrasureinfro ; specifying the rate of freight at which they may he willing ts! LET such Ships for One Voyage to and froto Bengal and Madras. . . . to carry out and bring home Goods on the Company 'saccOunt. The Court will also he 'ready to receive Proposals in writings.= the aforesaid 3lst March, front the Owner or Owners of 'good sound and substantial SHIPS, of the hdrtheo of from 450 Tors to 550 Tons, registered theasurerpent, specifying the ram of,freight ;t which 'they may be willing to LET such Ships .lor-Oue Voyage 4 to and from Bengal and 13encOolen,' Ns - C*l'y tntt.imit bring home . ... . Goods on ate Company's account. . .. ' . , ~ . .• The Tenders,.witlithe words " Ship Tendor.r.on the cover, to be levet:ldly 'valid up, and left with the , Secretary at this House, at or before Twelve o'Ctock at Noon, °mute abovementioned day. beyond vtleich hour no Tunder.will he received.. JOSEPH DART, .Secretary. The 'particulars of the• tecms.and conditions upon which the Ships will be respectively employed, .marbe.hael on application at the (Mee of-the Clerk so the Committee of Shipping at this House, on, sat after Monday nextythe 15th instant. . . - ,TO THE IittfOBELETOES O F EAST INDIA STOCK. ' .• • ..Laimps Atm Gimm.astex, , • ir . "ONSIDELtING • the *Of extensive nature of the Canvass for a Seat in the gait India Direction, and the short. ,new of period in which I have )sad an opportunity of entering upon rthat Canvas', and. of •becarniug'acquaiuted with the great and lip, 'dependent body of Proprietors of East India Stock, I feels:to gratified than encouraged by theresult of the liallot . on the ii. 144 -. I avail myself of this,•the earliest opportunity,- to return eni cere Thanks to the numerous and kind friends who came forward 'in my favour Mt that occasion; and a; the sapirtinie-grateftryy..to . acknowledge the many flatteritigassurances I hare ekeiend.eithat additional support on the next Vacancy, which previous esti* meets prevented my being honoured with at the last. • Having already submitted to you the public grounds upon which I presented myself before you as a Candidate. Mr the honourable situational an East India Director, it only remains fur ;up now ,tis, renew my exertions to secure your conhdence and your support, and j to repeat my pledge of going to the Bailin on the hilt Vaearicy. rhave the honour to be, with great respect,•' Ladies and.Geptituien, • Your most obedient and humble Servant, • ItODERT T. TAW - Willi& Brittsitreet, M,arch 44, 1824. • .• • 't •• • ' - - • -* LAST WEEK- BUT 014. , B'T rAcßMissiorq OF THE LORD CHAMWEELAIIk. 111VEATRE ItOYAL, HAY MARKET. TO . 2 .1 THELW A LL ' 8 ORATORICAL 'AND CRITICAL• •LECTURRS on SIIAKSP-EARS and. the DRAMAS. • WEDMESDAY 41 —lsstroductory Recitation, Satin's Solilo quy ; Observations 'on the Sublime of Miz,vo24. Lecture—Mitch . Ado about Nothing: Comedies of the Age of Suarmaita—•School 'for Scandal: Comedies of the Age of Summate—Five Act•Fareel of the Day—Criticisms en Actors, &C. F RII)A Y.— Iteciutions,-.-First Speech of Comas—Observations on the gay and beautiful of Microx—P. PiNnait's Pilgtinis and Peas. Lecture—Michedi and Othello : empassioned sublime of SnArsrzwer: Bombastic Monstrosithis: the• Old Bailey Tragedies :and Aleiodrames of the day--Criticisms on Lord Bram:, and- tho influence of his Writings on the Dramatic and Literary Taste of the Age. Doors open at Seven, begin at- half•past Seven. Boxes, ss. Pit, 3ti. Gallery, 2s. • Mr. Massingham attends 'at the Box-Office, from Tea to Four, .on the Days of Lecture. . TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, etc. OAST IRON RAIN WATER PIPES, .Gutters, kJ' Balconies, Viratulas,- Cantalevers, Palisading, and Sash, -Weights; Stable Post Ramps, Culls, Mangers. Hay Racks,.Gralings, Air Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sizes ; Skylights, and Skylight Tiles, glazed or unglazed . ; Cast Iron Pumps, with Tripes, &ce Machines for raising weights ; Light Ornamental Fencing for Cot tages (knee; Sheep, Cattle, and Ox Hurdles, with every delcrip.; lion of Article in Wrought or Cast Iron, for Buildings, &c. are constantly 'on Sale at LEES, COTTAM, and HA LIEN'S Repo sitory, Winsley-street, Oxford-street, and Cornwall-road,.Staniford. street, Lambeth. , . .. • • • QECOND:HAND - MUNS atitiPISTOLS.—D. GASS' N. 7 begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that he has an exten sive Assortmtnt of Double and Single Flint and Detonating Ganso,' by Mantons', Purdey, Forsyth, Smith; and all the most appraved London Makers. Rifles, Duelling, Holster, and Pocket Pisa)hos half the original coat, being the principal put of the Stock of Urn s l Wilson, Vigo-lane, who is retired from husiness:L—Guns bought 1 or taken in exchange. An Assortment of New and Secotid-hand Plated Articles, at very low prices.-42 and 43, Oxford -street, nest. Der ner's.street. . TRULY INTIM IZESTIN'G MODE OP IMPAATING • FOREIGN LANGUAGES. • r-13 . z .,, N V IF R. W. Author of a highly-approved French Gram. .—AL mar, and patronised by the most distinguished Families, begs leave to inform Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of acquiring a speedy knowledge of Foreign Languages, that he has discovered a nen , and Jai m3tie of imparting then:, by which he pledges him-, self to teach Persons of -either sex to speak French or German in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly in Twelve Lessons. Apply personally at his residence, or by Lete.r s post paid, at litifs t Strand, opposite Ezeter-'Change. , Affidavit feud[ D; P. req. RN. Middles= to wit : : ••• F.—, of the Royal Navy, and now residing at —, maketh oatbo i nd &Litt:, that' under the Tuition of Mr. W. he was enabled, wi t the sUghtest previous knowledge of the German "Language; to Translate with ease, in the short space of Five Les sons, Burgher's" celebrated Poem, entitled " Leonora." - 'Sworn at the Guildhall, of Loudon, Mks 12th day of February, 1822, before me • I .4AdNAY, Mayor. Testitunnial cif T—, Esq. Barrister at Law. c f Ore -Inner TeMple,, - ertify,that under Mr. W-'s Tuition, 1 was enabled, without the sitgist est previous knowledge of the French Language, to Translate, in Fourteen not only French Prose, but attei4lt Poetry, and the Frendi •mow 7. rt f ictssi . , pitai .filt.V.Akerinn'tOrtieretl to lir oil the hitt:, / 'AI f?tTz i1Y , LL41.4 , 1 prctented 4 Ktirion from rilaTife4;.Altlersitattl'arsOns', and the Tr- - *Opined no Bridge, or if etieted, that• *id ifitilt:—.-Ordered - to lie o the tahk: 1 9 tir.N HU SK ISS 0 N:• Pre-la/ 1 4 4 a Vtiii Grnyrtr4.44 faeour of reducing the Dutu ~,.. teAr. 114:24E TT complained, that after I reduCd the biatron Wool exportid . tO . 1c1, 4 that • int! ii *ai‘ OW ptoitnA•tilatfle.buifoiallibe t, - • ..: _:. ur.l it. I. 44 , ' ad itioti from certain Inhabl- Itesent a Petition to incor- • . . ;don from Getrge, Waite, gainst the ,Santrupt..Laws t.ibie. 'etition 'front a nutibliog . :1 the erection of Diiilhiiiit b le. . • • • .: is , . I • from She WiNt‘rmeitaf &• Tower Stairs, agailmit dia - fl' it 'tbriipeniallitildriiiiiillis • I' t tie;: '..1'.1 *• tit; t:ld foiLL'llt '. Ot.talin nitlfibqr4o : • -1 1 , 4 - 401 $ ,W vYriwi ti 4 • - 1 0 -. • i• • t' had beat p • ' I L that ides was givin op, ' % ••., UAW ilktr . .: • . • " . . , A. ". 7 11 .. * ' '• • . '• • ' : • . I( \ • . • . . , r ' 4 . '. ' • % ' • .... - • -. Ni 4 oo it 2"() _ I ; - I h TITrIC IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the Lords Cbm - A- 1 nissioners of his. Idafesty l s Treasury, that all Persons de sirous of signifying their Assent to receive XS. los. per Centum Instable"; h lf,et; of £4. per Ceritum Annuities, directed to be paid bz porsuionce,of a ResOlution of the House of CoMmons, of the . .24th fabhsasy, lsst4, hi-the manner therein specified; must signify ' 'suds Asietit , on or before the 6th •April, 1824, to the Governor •and ccifi v ani . of the Patiks of England, or of Ireland, according as the Lliividends may be pgable. Foams fad ezpromoing such Assent have been sent to the several Ctonnty liagrken!:hiGreat Britain and Ireland ; and may also be bad of the Posts*eisof every Islarket Town in Great Britain and Ireland, as wellas at;the Banks of England and Ireland respectively. N.B. The •Assents addressed to the Banks of England and Ire land respectively, will be delivered free of Postage; but care must be taken that they are put info the Post-Office in sufficient time to be iliiiVioklo - Lovidos or in Dublin, as the case may be, en or Le fore the 6tk dyrB, l 624. . liggrEf f itii...arC-OFFWE,.March 22, 1824. PRE commiissioyEfis for VICTUALLING . kii IifirJESTYYAVIVit (It. do hereby ,gioe notice, That oa FIUDAY, the Mb April nest, they r ill b.: ready to re ceive Tender, in writing, sesled.up, and treat for the supply of all such quantitiestf SEA PROVISIONS, including RU 11, as may be demanded /or the use of . his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Galway and Clifelen, from the date of the Contract to the 31st Dc amber Dealt and also for the supply of. what FRESH BEEF may be requiredlor the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at , Belfast, Carrickfetgus, Larne Harbour, and Newt,; and also at G re y in g*, sharing the beforementiooed period. Separate Tenders. will be required to be made for the Bea Provision and Freoh Beef 000treets. The Conditions of the ContiaCts'fisay be aibeis at this Office, or by applying to the collectors of 414; customs it Galway, Belfast, and Greenocia; respectively. _ _ _ Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered befOte,alie o'clock on the day appointed, and must be acco mpankd.bra 'ester signed by two responsible persons engaging to become bound with the party tendering is the ptualsum of 067;044 far the due performance of each of the Contsacts. The person who wakes the Tender, or some person ou his behalf, taint atterA if:co:lower when cadird for. _ • • • • M. IV4LLER CLIFTON. DISTRESSED SETTLERS AT THE CAPE bif 000 D • HOPE. • • • /pH CCO,AM A4:l"Mg .fp r 'M AN AG ING 0* :,gID SORIPTI;ON•for the RELIEF of the 'DISTRESSED SETITEIItif the CAPE of GOOD 110? g, continue to re ceive the mosi4iicting accounts of the effects of the overwhelming inundation in October last, which in many instances swept before it Imam, stuck, and every species of property; and letters of a still later date, announce the sad intelligence of the Ulm's, of titer fourth year's'crop. . The folloviing•Sulascriptions are annbunced;—; ' • • Earl Bathurst £5O 0 R. Wilmot-Horton, Esq. Al. P. • 420 0 Alr.Ald.Tbompson, M.P. 10 0 Hamilton Ross, Esq. 10 0 Alex. Sinclair/Esq. 10 0 Andrew Steadman Esq. 2 0 William Abbot, E sq. 5 1) Edward Lee, Esq. 34) 0 Jamn. Hunter, Esq. 5 0 G. Alatcham, Esq. 2 0 Robert Cowie Esq. - 2 01 Coolies and Long 2 2 Lieut. Montague, R.A. 1 1 Bolton and Keilsam 3 3 Hoggart and Vulbrook 2 0 Tucker and fitru:er 5. 0 Mks Aidersey 5 0 Edmund and Charles Gore 5 5 . 4Vin. Straokan; Ng' ' 10 C. • Is. 641. S. G. Mr. Richard Barker •1 Mr. Thomas Pellatt • . -_ 1 1 Mr. Ranyard, Kingston , • 1 .41. . Rev. John Campbell 1 0 Mrs. Eaton 1 O. John Howell, Esq. • 5 5 Batch, Corbett, and Wil- . lianas • • 10 0' **wart Donaldson, Ds+ 2 Walter Brind, Est . 9 . 9 At Esdaile and'Coes. :- Beek and Prince, Ctiventrg • 0, At Sikes, Snaith, and Cm's. Messrs. Sikes and Co.. 5 5 Tnonus Hudson, Esq. 110 0 A. Burradaile, Esq. 10 0 Roger Harries, Esq. 10 0 F. A. 5 0 James Arbouin, Esq. 5 0 William Cotton, Esq. 5 5 Francis Thwakes, Esq. S 0 James C.arfrae, Esq. 10 0 2 , 1 r. Richard Barker 1. 0 D. H. 2 0 X. Reid and Thompson 2 2 3-tues Davidson, Esq. jun. 2 2 Mr. S. West 1 0 At Barnard, Dimsdale, and Ca's. Thomas Simpson, Esq. 10 0 I Thomas Sanderson, Esq. 19 G. E. F, Schvrieger, Esq. I 1. At Coutts and Co.'s. The Duke of Newcastle 50 0 At Hoare, Bunetts ' and Co.'s." 14 ward .C: Bradford, F.sq. 5 0 At Sir J. Lubbock and Co.'s. !gorge Hathorn and Co. 10 0 31r. \V. Wood, City-road 5 5 At Snow and Paul's. Earl Fitzwilliam 100 0 At Messrs. Hoare's. The Earl of Liverpool 50 0 At (;oiling and Sharpe's. ltedesdale 5 0 Barker, Esq. I 0 At :llarryat, Kay, and Co.'s. Messrs. Marryat and Co. 10 0 li. Houghton, Esq. 10 • 0 Joseph Butterworth, Esq. 10 10 At Smith, Pa , ~ and Smith's. At • Bosauquet andeo.l. Thomas Croft, Esq. n Thomas Pitt, Esq. 110 At Willitma and Co.'s. J.•l3.•Ebdess. Esq. 10 0 William Greig, 164. 2 0 Daniel Jones and CV. 10 0 Huddart and Co. 10 10 • At Sir Was. Curtis and Co.'s. Josh. Ainsfey, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. AinsSey 5 0 Miss Ainsiey 2 c, Robert and John Gore tO 0 J. A. Droop, Esq. • 10 0 T. F. 40 0 Mrs. Cotton •'1 1 At Veres, Ward, ea GOA. - Messrs. Veva', Warksed, • Co. IL W. Man: Esq. • ..5. 0 Crawley, Elgie, . and . Churchyard • 5 0 At Messrs. Drunamords. I'. P. Coortenay,Esq.sl.Y.4lo • 0 Messrs. Drumnuands 21 0 Capt. C. R. Fox 1 10 L Q. 10 10 Hon. Miss Fox 2 It ; Lily Car 10 0 At Frys and Chapmant - Messrs. Fsys & Chapman 10.. 0 Joshua Saunders, Esq. 5 , • Hollingsworth, Esq. 21 Wm. Shy:riser, Esq. HE 0 J. B. hunt, Esq. 5 0 Ar. W. 2 2 ind J. Foulger 20 0 Geo. Hyde Wollaston, Esq. 5 0 Birelaudius S. Hunter 5 0 ./felsOn,ansi Adak . 10 0 A. Z. 5 0 The Earl of Eldon, Lord High Chancellor 30 0 J. D. Fowles, Esq. 3 3 ,A. W. Towles, Esq. 1 1 W. E. Elliott, Esq. 10 0 At Hanbury and Co.'s. Philips and King 10 0 Isaac Manuel, Esq. 10 0 At Sir It. Carr Glynn and Co.'s. Mrs. Harrison 5 0 Miss Harrison - 3 0 Francis Lupton, Esq._ 3 0 R. and C. Buck 10 0 At Sir-P. Pole and Co.'s. Thomas Sheppard, Esq. .5 0 At Lloyd's Coffee-house. P. Home, Esq. - 10 0 Win. and J. Burnie 10 0 Griffin Hawkins, Esq. 3 0 Box,. No. 22 • 3 0 Hehry Blanshard, Esq. 10 0 Wm. Prince, Esq. 2 0 Jacob Cowles, Esq. 2 0 E. C. Aberdeen, Esq. 2 0 At Mr. Underwood's, Mr. Thos. Underwood 2 0 M. S. to Joseph Rawson, Esq. 10 0 Christ. Rawson, Esq. 3 2 William Fuller, Esq. 10 40 S. Gosnel, Esq. 1 1 Thomas Davison, Esq. .1 1. Lieut. 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Mice ;05..84. boards, 11011,TUS NTAE.I,ItI(;IENSIS; or, An Aoented, Catalogue of rhi)ii,'lndi gO ou's and Pr °tie, cultivated . .ln' ;he Cambridge Botanic Carden. . „ . - By the lace JAMES BONN, •• ' ••' Ctirator, Fellow of: the-144inarnit isinirlierticultisraf Societies. nth • Editinn,,,yritt :numerous . 44diAlta41 and - Corresthans, by john Li1,414y. Eirs. . ftt Tendons:" C: Aral: on; Longm::n, durst, Rees, Ornie,'llviervi', 4 alla , -Greesii ;' John Richardson ; J. Miwnianr• Cradockiand;Jert; T. klansilton ; and Sher wood, 'Jones, and Co. rIHE NEW. AIQNT 4 IIJY I . AG/WANE and LITE BABY JOURNA4.foc.April-1, w ill contain, rim ochier articles' of high interest; a tallaa, froth ihi pen of Tuostas Cascf.. 0 . IGLL.. . . 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