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This day was puhliAte, price ss. in boards, This day was published, In One Voinme,d3vdt rice 19s. DISSER'r ATIO NS' INTRODUCTORY to the STUDY 4nd 111(411T UNDEIISTA . , :!)INr; of the LANGUAGE, STEUCTURr, -.141 C 4 .)N rs ._'~= I: 1. IA Al FAIT AII y PROCEEDING& AREPLY to the LT: I"rEliS (If the .A.h!,e DCBOIS on the STA'L'E of Clitus . r!A NIT in INDIA. By the ?tev. JAME:3 11OUGII, Chaplain to the'Hoo. theE.tit hdi.t Company, on the Madras , HOUSE OF LORDS, M.tl* 7. .Inerning Lord Glerotto sat for the furtherance of Ap p- i!, it ten e..cloOt. w , •re called in upon the cause of " Taylor and others e. R.ickii ., S," when Messrs. Su...awaLL and MYR RA T were heard f..r the rc.,soildriits, ard Mr. ainaat in reply.—Judgment deferred. In the taupe of " Taylor v. I.ong, also frurn the Court of ';es slut], Sir. AnA:t was heard fur the appellant iu part; when the furthl 4 hearing was appointed for Tuesday next. At a.quaner past four o'clock Lord Gwruau rose, and the Loup Ca : sezitt.r.on took his seat. Establkhinunt. • TnEPOC AALYPSE. By ALEXANinut LL.D. &c. &c. Sold by Longman, nurse, Bees, Orn;e, anti Brown ; Harding, Mayor, and Lerr.l ; Ogle and Duneun ; Skerwood, Jones, and Co.; T. and G. ife.kr..vood; T. nor, ; a. 14! 11. Fisher. London: Published by L. B. S , ...elry and Son, 169, neet-street. This day were published, in Quarto, price 154. boards, rrHE PRINCIPLES of R. I'll3l, both in SPEECH and MUSIC; especially as exhibited hi the Mechanism of English Verse. By the Rev. RICHARD ROE, Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, Brown, and Green,, ratetnoster-row. SPACIOt S D Wir.1.1.1 NO- r.l OI7SES AND CONIPACT It r. 311) ESOP, With Y:.7(.1, Orin!vi Pr:Err-COE N y ' SA NC 1 . 1.7.111. Y. WESTN NSTER. The. Etrl of Cilil3l l :ltitY presented a Petition from Francis S'epl: 1)!ilon, ar pre , :tmt confined fu dtbt in the jail of the City of i)ofahn. The Petitioner prayed that ail further proceedings In tstpr Commitiee, with re set to thf title to the ROS• conannon Per. rage. might be pcstnotted to the next Sesson of Par. liativatt ; t :its graund that the Petitioner was diiqualiEed by cir- Lunic( 3ra:eF front ri'ACCUting hi , claim at the present time. • Lord* D E tit ^n presented a counter Petition front the miginai cleirtant, holes Dillon, wkich Petition :vas-supported by the 1::10. of I,taial.tcx, and, after some remarks frcr-a the Lotto Cst..4cateSse...the c..ntideration of the claim was postFom:d to the 714 S _war. TO MILITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS, CADETS, Sm. MISS MANGNALL'S WORKS. . This day were published, HISTORICAL and MISCELLANEOUS QUES. VOSS for the Use of Young People; with s Selectiln of British and General Biography, &c. A new Edition, M Intn. Price ss. bound. V.. A Conrucarm of Groortsruy, fur the Use of Schools, Pri vate Families, and those who study this necessary Science. Second, Edition. In 12mo. corrected to the present Time. Ds. bound. Printed for Longman, IPtrst, lien , Orme, Brown, and Green; and Hurst, Robinson, and CO. A very nigible and Desiralle S•n•.r!un ft.r Gemlumen connected d IV' I L T L R I 1 K I E I A Y N R u E v . A c e T A u IS R I E P R toEQUIPAGE begs t o t inform the Nobility, Gentry, Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, &c. that he has REMOVED from Cockapur-street to the extensive Premises, Nn. 2.58, REGENT-STREET, where he has, ready manufactured, a capital Stock of strong IRON-UOCN I) MIL LOCK am! CA DET TRUNKS; LEATHER PORTMAN 'MAUS of terry description; BREAKFAST and DINNER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the most approved principles, and by_!ppoirtmetit of the Patentee; METALLIC TuBE 4 9 ED STEA DS, .li l .l-!rably adapted to warm climates; with ever/ Ar tide i n the Business. W. E. offers his respectful Thanks to his Friends and the Public for past support, which be trusts his moderate prices and excellent Goods will ensure a continuance of for the future. No Connection with his late House in Cockspur-itreets • 37 A few Doors irons Oxford-street. with the Houses rf Parii.oetmt. Courts of Law, or the 1 1 ::',iic Orcices. TO BE SOLD IIY A L'UT'ON, By lir. 11011 NS, (Of Wcrwick Muse, Itt:;etit-street), At Garraway's Cdfre-lleuse, in I:.::charige-ai!c•y. Cori - 111M, On TII OUSDAT, this 40;11 . rif N O , l'st4, at Twcire caUck, rir «NE VERY SEI-lOLD .ESTATE, hr d Tcrni t , t . Forty Yuar,, under the Dean anti Chap. ter of NI; ti•rnl inst er, at it trifling (ircutact•rent ; comptising '4W) CO:1111:0DIOUS DWELL' NG• 11::I7:Wti, situate Nos. 1 ai:d foes' Corner, Great St:tete:try, opposite King Henry Vll.'s Chapel, Westtninster. The Houses are planned ne7.'y in the same manner, with three Boom; cm the Upper Flottr; Three L'ed chambers on the Second Flour; a Drawing-room and Two ether Foams on the First Fluor; Dining -soon* and Offices 9:1 the Ground Story ; Lobby, &c. Kitchen, Back-kitiken, and Larder, in the Basement. With Cue., and Witte Cellars, and Yards; and a Piece of Garden-ground on the West side of No. S. in the Occupation of Matthew Martin, Esq. :aid his Under Tenant. A Small, Neat, and Compact DWELLING, No. 5, POETS'- CORNER ; containing, an Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, Ser vants' Dcd-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Store-roow, Class ts, and Coal and Win. Cellar, on the Grohnd Floor I an excellent Drawing. room on the First Floor, and Four Sleeping•ro.ints. 'nc whole fitted up in the Gothic Style, in a substantial manner. Yard, with Water laid on. In the Occupation of ?Jr. Thynne, on Lease. To be 'viewed by permission of the Tetiaots, of whom I'arti. culars may he had; of Meisrs. Blake, Waite, Ainge, and n.ttcc, Solicitors, No. 14, Essex-street, Strand; at Garra..say's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. • - - • _ Y next presented a retitlon from the Yobility, (7:m l lr, atiti other:i of the Diocese of nt!P, h the Cr.utity tti complaitaing of rite maiiner in c; nick car S:hool, !so adr.intaleous to the inhabitains for the edocation of thtir•altil dren, had been taken away. It t!ppearea ....ter the Rev. James heed: recommtnided, as a ptrst.n pit feed) , qualified, as M.istitr of the Diocesan h.; Au-al at Rai:, LI!.1 also that his appoint, mein had been approved of by the ; but this ar tatigement was tendered nutzatur: by i!...„1-.! of Ea:lca:lon in It :land, who cunceived that the apptaniniiiit Lad her: erroneously made, and, under that persuasion, Ita,l trT.! t.f.-traa the salary which Was intended for the I.l.tnestot ..; !toss to another school, lately set up in Cork —The alio% e l'etition was read at length, re ceived, and ordered to lie on the table. BI`ADASI ON ROADS. SEVENTH! EDITION. This day were published, in Bvo. price 7s. Gd. boards, IUPPEMARKS on the I'RESENT SYSTE VT of ROAD MAKING, with Observations deduced from Prac tice and Experience. By_ JOHN LOUDON APADAM, Esq. General Surveyor of the Roads in the Bristol District. This Edition comprises Remarks on the Plan which the Com mittee of last Session mention with Approbation, for converting the pavements of Towns into stoned roads. Printed for Longman, llurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. PORT OF FALMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Ora* jtke Hon. the Commissioners of Ids Majesty; Customs, At the Custom-House, in this Port, on NVEata.softs, 111ry 19,1824, Lord RAVENSWORTH presented a Petition from Wrighton, in the County of Durham, praying fur the Abolition of Colonial Slavery. The Noble L!rd added,that as so many Petitions on the same subject had been p:eFented to their Lordships, it wt.., unne cessary for him to recorn:twild it to their attention; sad, therefore, he should niorely move that it be Lid upon the table. I►r. SMITH, aunt tUe Comitiimiaiters of Richmond Bridge, pre sented at cla.b. t r the Cash Account for Itt23. Itcsads atl.l Bridges Repair BiTl was read a se cond time. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, HUMBOLDrS G EOGNOSY. This Jay was published, In One Volume Octavo, price 14s. boards, T HE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, VIZ. 7 Galls. Brandy o nuM 14 Geneva 60 Wine 4 Cordials SS 6h~lls Baskets 23 lints 29 Pieces Irignum Vita 1 Box Images 1 Artificial Flowers 9 lbs. Wax 2R5 Snap 111 Bed Feathers 21 Gunpowder 64 Cheese 125 Sugar 39 Arrow-root 2 dozen Silver Knives and Forks 4 Masts 1 o Oars 128 Deals and Ends 94 Battens and Ends HZ.' Spars Nankeen Lath Wood Fir Timber to Bottles Fay de Cologne Ca'tor Oil "Medicines Z 9 Pair Sho,it I :tying G:asa A quantity of Hardware, le Glass, Cottons, &c. See. Also, The C•Tper-bottrmed Cutter A CTII . I.'„ 41 Tons, formerly in the Quer:a:tin:: Service at this Port, and her Materials. tk.veral Articles of Boats' Stores, &c. Besides, • Titres Foreign Silk and Crapes } for exportation. 15 ibs. Chocolate Me Goods may be viewed two days before the day of Sale. RIGHT OF SHOOTING AND FISHING. TO BE LET, For such Number of Years as may be agreed on, T HE RIGHT of SHOOTING over an extensive ESTATE, in the SOUTH of SCOTLAND, Consisting of some Thousand Act es, well stocked with Muir-fowl, clack trek, Pheasants, Partridge:, Woodcocks, Snipes, and Hares, irith excellent Fishing in two Rivers, and in Lakes on the property. For Particulars, apply (post paid) to Andrew Stork, Esq. Writer :o the Signet, Edinburgh. REGENT-STREET, 212. CGREGORY (from Waterloo House), begs most . respectfully to submit to the notice of the Nobility and o;entry his very extensive and choice Assortment of BRUSSELS, URKEY, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CAR c.F.TS; Printed Furnitures, Merino Damasks, and Moreens of tvery description, which he assures them are of the first taste and quality, and will be sold Twenty-five per Cent. under the usual prices, for ready money. FEATHERS, Beds, White Goose Feathers 2s. per pound; Grey Goose, is. 6d.; Poultry, 10d. ; Palliasses and Mattresses, 16s. and 519 Beds, 541 ready-made Ticks, 141 Coun terpanes, 755 Pair Blankets, all equally cheap, at BARROW CLIFFS MANUFACTORY, c4l, Regent Circus, Piccadilly. Several Soiled, New, and Second-hand Four-post, Cottage, China, and Field Bedsteads and Furnitures to be Sold a Bargain. Old Beds ,03,1 llattressts taken in Exchange, or re-mad,:.—Two ten roomed Houses to Let unfurnished at Brighton, with a full view of the Sea.. 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Price £2 14s. boards, the Tenth Edition, Of THEFAMILY EXPOSITOR; or, a Paraphrase and Vcr•ion of the New Testament; with Critical Notes, and a Practizal 11 - 11 , rovernent of each Section. fiy P. DOUDRIDGE, D.D. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author. By ANDREW KIPPIS, D.D. F.R.S. and S.A. _ _ _ Printtsi for C. and J. Rivingtot; J. Cuthell; J. Nunn; Long man, Ildra, Rees, Orme, and Co. T. Cadell ; Baynes and Son ; Harvey and Darton ; R. &holey ; Harsling and Co. J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson J. Mawman; J. Hatchard and Son; G. and W. B. Whittaker. BURKE'S LIFE. Tkis dry was published, in onc thick Vol. Biro. with al'ortrait, Price foa. boards, AMEMOIR of the LIFE of the Right Hlo. ED MUND BURKE: with Specimens of his Poetry and Letters ; and ass E3mnate of his Genius and Talents, compared with those of hip great Contemporaries. By JAMES PRIOR, Esq. London: Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Glifi3JAN GRAMMAR. This day WAS publisbc.d, In 12mo. price Gs. GI. boards. or Ts. bound. A. PRACTICAL GERMAN GRAMMAR ; or a New and Easy Method of acquiring a thorough knowledge of the German Language ; fer the use of Schools and Private Students. By JOHN ROWI3OTHA M, Master of the Classical, Sec. Academy, at WahronL London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Harvey and Hamar; and Boosey and Sons. re- The Author of the present Grammar bring an Englishman, has paid peculiar attention to those points which are attended with difficulty to his countrymen ; at the same time all insteurscy as to idiom has been avoided by the work having been submitted, while in manuscript, to several nati VCS of Germany, fully competent to the task of correc:ing whatever errors in this respect might have .c&:ayed id* own detection. C 1.()V C P.Sl' P. 71.81 I IRE. DESIRABLE FREEIHOLD► ESTATE, TITHE-FREE AN!) LANI)•TAX REDEEMED, hIANOR Ott REPUTED MANOR OF CORNDEAN, ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE and OFFICES, cAurr.:N, ottellA RD, &.z. and upwards of SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE. ACRES Of Dlcadow, Pasture, Arable, Plantation, and Wood Laud, in a Nutr Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, and Evesham, TO BE SOLD B Y AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On 'f lIURiDAY, the 17th Jim:, 16'24, at Twelve &Clock, A VERY D R ESIABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-free and Land-Tax redeemed, MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of CORNDEAN, In the Parish of Winchcombc, Situate on the Road from Ch::lte:iha:n to 'A"Mchc:)-obe, commustsr; An excellent Farm House, with every requisite Outbuilding, beautifully situated in a fine picturesque Courny, commanding de lightful Views ; Garden, Orchard, two Cottages, Barns, Cow house, &c. and upwards of SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES Of Capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Plantation, and %Viand Land, all lying compact, divided into eligible Inclosurcs, well supplied with excellent Water, which may afford facilities for great Improve menu, and a Stream, bounding a considerable part of the Western Side of the Property. The Land is admirably adapted for the Growth of Corn, and also as a Dairy and Sheep-Farm at the same time ; well worth the attention of Persons desirous of investing Capital to advantage. The distance from Cheltenham about - Six Aliles ; from Tewkes bury Twelve Miles; and Sixteen from Rvesham. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; also at the Library, and Plough, Cheltenham ; King's Head, Gloucester ; Hop Pole, Tewkesbury ; Crown, Eve:ham ; Unicorn, at Stow ; Hop Pole, Star, and of Illr. 'Bentley, WorceFter ; at the Star and Angel, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford ; of Alet,:rs. Ben how, Alban, and Ilenbow, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street; where a Plan of ill.: Estate may be seen. CARMARTHENSHIRF. AND PEMBROKESHIRE, SOUTH WALES. Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), :uforms the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he shall offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Executors, About the nitchll4: next, THE VALUABLE FREEiIOLIi ESTATES, situate In the Counties of CARNiARTIIEN and PEM ImoKr, In SOUTH W A LES, Late the Property of SirWILLIA% PAXTON, COMPRISING the truly Magnificent Mansion, MIDDLETON HALL, Erected in a beautiful Park of about FIVE HUN DEED' AND Tiff ItTY AC lt finely diversified in Hill and Dale, oral presenting a grand l'ic turesque Scenery, laid oat with Carriage Drives and W.dics, orna mented by fine grown Timber, thriving, i'latitations,Stivarris of fine clear Water flowing through the Grounds, Shady Groves and Walks, leading by varied . pieces of Watvr to Hot, Cold, Chaiyheate, and Steam Baths. The Farms and Lands are lyir' compact, and nearly surround the Park, containing about THREE 'THOUSAND ACRF.S. _ _ The Mansion has been erected by as Architect of the first emi nence in London, and contains splendid Suits of spacious wd lofty Apartments on the Principal Floors, z.nd excellent atta:!ht d and detached Domestic Offices of all descriptions, for a F.ouily of the first Consequence; with Coach-houses, S: ables, and all requisitc Out buildings, Farm -buildings, &c. el.•:::11ent Walled Gar.l,ll, well Planted, Hot-house, Conservatory, Orchards, &c. The whole amply supplied with 'Water. At a short distance. in the Park, A pleasant DESIRABLE RESIDENCE (or Home Farm), seated on a Lawn, lately Altered alid Ll:proved, containing con,e nient Apartments, NI! ith Offices, a Far.ii Yard, aud Agricultural Buildings, adapted for a small Family ; two Ctur •rice lalges; an nrnatnental and substantial Gothic Tor. er, erected to thy ;Memory of the late _ LORD NELSO., Comprising, a pleasant Sitting-room and Pr , ,:pert-rocnt, comma:1(1- ln; most extensive and rich Views of the surrchinding Itomautic Country. lUe whole forming a splendid Residence tor a NOBLEMAN OR GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY; And highly advantageous for Investment, in an excellent Neigh bourhood, only Seven Miles from Carmarthen, with eacelhut Roads. Also, Sundry ELIGIBLE FA EMS, with.good Farm-hour?.s and Out buildings, in the County of PE \,IOIIOKE ; and RA:silt:flees, and the Baths. and windry Houses in TEN BY. In the whole, between - - • •Z A Mil • f• 1) FOUR AND FIVE THOUSAND ACRES, Particulars Dud . farther notice of the time and place of fitibi will be gbrea in a .hurt time. - 170, Regent .greet, 4th WAy )1824. The Earl of SIIA Fr.::: it ;I: V moved the second reading of the United (hi' ral.tias Light C‘ottpany LORD CH ANCELLOR left the Wrio'.s.lek, and ob jected in the first place to the latitude assumed by the framers of the Lill, as to the exertion. of the Company's powers; tot if the present 1;,11 passed they A\ ..fr at liberty to li..;itt or not to light, as to themselv.' might seem expcdie!;Cor rroliLiMe, the greater part of the United kingdom, with the exception of the City of Dublin. lit the next place he objected to the Bill, inaFtnuch as it went to 1 1 make an ineorperated Company by Act of Pirliament, whereas sech a proceeding was the peculiar act of the Crown, and could only be done by the King's Charter; or in the abseti.:e of the due exer:ise of the Royal prerogative, the Bill ought to have con tained words to the effect that it enabled his 'Majesty to grant a Charter, with the usual clause of repeal. No s.a.lt thing, how ever, was provided for in the Bill before their Lordships, and this . he conceived was an important consideration.. He had also treat doubts whether the Hint's subj..ets, in cases of aCiioll ag,;:inst the Cumpany, could za.covvr debts errept by ex!trution, a peeress of which lie believed their Lordships were not very foal And when this process was to be levied upon the machinery, and other like property belonging to the Company, and when their Lord ships reflected upon the inflammable nature of ch property, the security must be confeLsed to he alarming at least. Then Lordships would see, if they looked further into the 8111, :,o‘. kindly these CompanieS took care of each other. 1* alt -**l other Gas Lizht Bills a pro7ision Was introduct.l that gasometers should not be brought rein - the waterworks of Water Companies, but in the present instance, as if a new alliance was to be forned between lire and water, the United Geiseral Gas Light Company would be at liberty to carry their works wherever they pleased; su that his Majesty's subjects mi:ht not only have gas lights to see by, but gas water to drii:k. He had felt it his duty to make these observations to tln.tr Lordships; and after what he had stated, their Lordships would perhaps think the measure required more consi.ktation than what had been given to it. Ile should therefore move that the second reading of the present Bill be deferred - to 'Monday next.— Agreed to. Upon the Motion of the Earl of Snarresnotor, the Exchequer Bills Public Works Bill, the Pay Bill, the Runs Ditties Re duction Bill, and the Sugar llounti.:l Exportation 1;111 passed through Committees of the House, and were reported without any amendments. The Martinis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of 13ridport and Torbay, in favt.ur of soma measure for the more speedy recovery of Small Debts. At I lair-post Five o'o u k their Lordships ati;ourned to Monday inorna:j at Ten. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • On the Motion of Sir W. CnscftuvE the Equitable Loan Bill was read a sevmd time and cunnnitu••l. A Peition was presented !runt the Pawnbrokers of London against the ahnve Dill Mr. CA LC It AFT presented a similar Petition from certain Atte tioneers.—All of which were retctred to the Committee on the above Mr. C. CALVERT presented a Petition from an individual named Thomas flanky, agoitEt tli St. Docks lhll, and praying for compensation it visa into a law. • A Petitio3 was present( 41 front the Inltabitatits of St. Mary's, Lermondsey, against the same 1;i1. A similar Petition was presente•l by Mr. Alderman BRIDGES, 4111 the Wine and Spirit 'Merchants of London. The !mit l'atrictic Assurance Company Bill was read a second time and commitlod. On the Nloti.en of Lord STAteLsrAt the llanchester Gas Bill was react a - brconct cline and committed. liens:hgionCansl Bill was read a third time atm pawed. . -- The Initish - and Fureigu Aidat.ee Abaurance Company Bid was read a licAt tim.. Mr. MANN! NG moved that the Vest India Company Bill liould be frail a secor.d dale. Mr. H USK ISSON r, commended that the second reading should be postponed, ts shere was the same tine -tin!' involved io it is thrte was on a former Hdl, abut which a discussion arose yesterday, tit. —the Incorporation of a Company. After a lesv words from tir. Stgas, Mr. Matistati deferred the second readirg until Monday, Mr. DAVENPORT prest..tted a Petition from the Brewer* 01 Nantwich, against the Beer Duties Bill. Similar Petitions were presented by Lord BINNiNG, from the li censes& Victuallers of Rut:better and the Drovers of Leith; by Me. ;:tettiorsoti, from the Brewers of Yiovi!, in Suffolk; by Lord A. riAmittos, from the bre . iects et Glasgow; by Mr. Alumnae, frct.t the Brewers of Louslitictuagh ; by Mr. DOWNINO, front the Brew ets, &c. of Stirittig ; by Mr. 1.1-.vaatruis, front the Licensed Vic :millers of Walsall; by :.Ir. LANs:on, front the Licensed Victu.l. ters of Gateshead, in the Comity of Durham; by Mr. CAWTHOI:ti, front the Brewers of Stmtkpoit ; by Mr. EGERTON, from the Li. reused Victuallers of Ely ; by Lord F. 0:150111NE, from the I,:tenstd I"n:wailers of Nottingham; by Mr. Dia47.AN, from the (band J of Salford and the brewers of Rochdale; by Lord STANI.KIC, fietts the Licensed V . ietttillers of Preston ; by .t! r. C. rEI.IIASI, Crean t:te Licensed Victuallers of Newport, in the County of S lup ; by Mr. T. from the Lizensed Victualers of the Metropults; i.y Sir T. Lententn.te, fio•ti the Licensed Victuallers of Bath; by Mr. WILLIAMS, Inlet Licensed Victuallers of Dorchester am! brElport ; all of whnth were Lid on the table. 3.1 r. JAMES prett•ittetl a Petition from the lithabitatti of Chorl ton- row, near Blanchester, against the :'ore of A'afo,ooo granted tor budding new ChureheF... A Petition was preiamed from the Tatincrs and Carriers of Er azititrt. the Hides and Skin. II.:1; and (runs the Butchers of the aunt place io Neonr of it. Mr. n, DAY Is presented a Petition from the Butchers of Brh t4l, praying that the Bill iiti ; ;Lt pass into a law. LAMLION presented asituilar retition•from tht 'Bathers of South Shield.:. Mr. LUITLETON preacatcd Petition from the Tamers of