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This ap . ny is event capability, and eligibly situate near the tZLass Otihrdiag a reedy commentating, with the London as,alid coindlanding a Flentiful supply of Grain, and every su "Maier for working to advantage. „ a ._ Tin and Plant have been surveyed by Itnginetrt, and Terms*e .eleadded to give a fair and impartial valuation of 'Abe ripen", the teak has been is every way satisfactory. The parcbsee has been eligibly effected, and the necessary repairs Will beisessoMately proneeded with, is order that no delay may Vete place, Visa the proper period for commencing operations Ilia arrive. The Directors have maturely weighed the proposed Altera. Voss is the Dlitillery jaws, and obtained frost those most com pel& to advise en the subject eliery necessary information, and far from seeing may remota to change the Opinions vriginally enter tained. by dunk add open which this Company- was formed, are More firmly mewed of the ultimate success of the undertalthig, and . that at no period could an engagement of this nature have been en tered into with better prospects of mutual advantage and benefit to the lihmehoidere and the Public. No trouble has been spared by the Directors in securing the ser vices 'Ono etweithevern ability sad talent, sad in employing the Capital entnetei to their tare with frugality and advantage ; and they look' fievlantk with mu& sathfeetion, to ga no very distant period whin they will be enabled to convince the bartbolders of the real vane of the Undertaking,•by solid proofs of advantage and profit: By tinder of the Board, WILLIAM LANE, Secretary. . 9, Mark-lane, London, May 31, 1825. . He hat ede 1 1 1 HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE asa:s 11 nary Journal, for June 1, contains a Curious Memoir of the celebrated Earl of Bothwell, now first published from the orijltYtl MS. written by Himself, and above twenty other original papers I In Prose and Poetry ; besides the usual Varieties in Art, &knee, Criticism, the Dram 1, Biography, Politics, and Commerce. N. D. The New Monthly Magazine is regelarly supplied by an Booksellers and Newsvenders, and may be exported to friends adirthd, by application to the General Post Office, or to any local Poo master. The Numbers which were out of print having been reprinteti, complete sets may be had from its commencement in 1821. T WICK RN II A I% TO DE LET, FOlt SIX OR EIGHT WEEKS Of June, July. or August, AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, with Catch-House, Stables, and Large Walled Garden. Letters to be addressed to L. H. Post-pike, Twickenham, Middlesex. IS, a lAA* E. the Under the especial Patronage of the Prince and Princess Ifaterhasy the Prince and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Arnie, and many diatingninhed Personages, and recommended by the moll eminent Physicians. ' s.- Ice a cmlpent 1 - 11111C1211S. ROWLANDI KALYDOR, powerful of effect, ye l a mild of !sdiseace. afts — drabip4ptelleczestrailes loopertics of satprkft aragrf‘ * 4 " 1 / 1 ipotesitaihtsss,and'alitannieutitfiteptinsrmritioany: Win icatety clear soft skin; transforms even thessasf sailoW cionislexiors - nto radiant whiteness ; resists the scorching rays of the Sen, sae- :essfully ("pates the attacks of inclenteht weather, and renders the. •~.chA '! .1111 Ate ed three front le lip me— in a kw dayowill k po‘lithed, in One Vol. small Bvo. ik.ISSENTEEISK By LADY gORGAN. Printed for Henry Coltturn, 8, New Durlington-atreet, (re moved from Candait-sweet). ck :ld the to en inence lays it The Mtn " and remain CE, by , punish flStattet 's in the human sf that' L easure% t it was. ,t have ,en air). st of the 1, would itkentrin,, t up at to peli by put ea. 'The ,e lot the italenetts. ie tather, e might t fo. the ...:4 .d, of a sea ItaysA Cast, of. the ett Inryr garp, eldest nett Bap II -"r"r tot, lieghter Me 70* 'tiding, E. Witt. of apopielay, or and Coot thusly bilk st biobouso IL., to irto UAY. 61ss. - • • o 41 lb 91 las Od. gi as 04 • • as. 1592 NW 1411 .tis: 16lts 195 2264 • Vis od dre,..A.•• )49.-es ••• i. di log• axyzih ali 'arse.: deidlia laa setillt 1 , les egiews” DIOS vi. !' • sug: • 501 4- s • • • "111 I va nit 1 ft. ro VI all di (a 4,. 4 to 37i 3J ' tO'St 3=. 6_ 4 4 44 : m : •..4 ~ ..v . u • Fr • • ~• ~,,,,, . ..... : 0 ....... " . 01141 . .ni: after' 414 arfter •$• )",. et • g tke . 9e# 04 nor a;.l 4 41 1 1 a.. ORLETON MANOR AND FitEELIOLD ESTATE, HEREFORDSMILF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTjON, By Mr. CROSBY, • At Garrawar's, , on WINIMISIDAY, June 29, • 'IIIIE- ORLETON ESTATE, five m il es froin Leo- A • ininsfer and fin Milos from Ludlow ; tomprking the valuable Mow of Odeon, with its Court Leet, Court Baron, Cepyhold Rawl, Metes, Heriars, Miswerds, a Charter of 'Free Warren. end 'the Palest -of two Pairs; with the Tolle and Pergelskes thereof. Also twit Caphilloarres, iu tire Deoupation of Messri. Thomas and • MIR, cootaining together Three Hundredund Rightydive Acres ; .the Orme Laud nenipt from Ykarial 'Athos .by modes, and the .Land4atr,edesesed; the whole produeirtg a Rental of about 0001. Primed Particulars may be, had of Mr. Bloom, Land Agent, es, bferiOn.eiseet, Portland. lice I, Messrs. Jemunp, Collier, and - Marehant, Carey-street Lincoln's Tun ; Messrs. Morris -sad Sate, Loonsitiater ; Mr. C. ileum, &Velcro., Hereford; cod oldie Amoloner, 7, Brutoorstreet, Berbeity.sistare. • .cAtimmr-mminsi SOCIETY. . .., . eIaZAP tABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the Nia trOttOti N . It EPOSITOR Y for the CABIN ET-MAKERS' BOOM, , ' • *the only real on now existing in London, No. 11, LlCsi HBAL4BTRRET, opposite Ahigate ei Asshifilsed upwards of lit: Years: ler . _ ~ 1 . 1 : , - ;-, • ...-' - •• • ' eataiye and Gen mil try, that they maden t" she Aller al . liiiiiillabill ' ..eummes the Bank of Industrious and Ingenious- Illeekanies (who ha large Bonilla), by offering their Itandtotesid Articles in Cabinet Line, of the best Wationanstdp,nad Clown thaw . -limos in Loudon, no other Peek being required then' ' she /warehouse rent and incidentalleapenseo; being • *ads**. Constant employment to enable them to support their Weide% : Insmitor of whom appears by ISt Wei n of the last quarterly Itle leg se be tio. .:Fromn the gstan onbemige the Committee inn , miveddiuty me-in hopes of ineeeming that,monbue. MR WIN* of lint *Wet, :beg ~lame to Dean their tbaldakto,those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto Ibis* with tip Orden -and Recommendations, and shill alwi Seel happy in that entleavours to en !Inure 'satisfaction • at serbei tee eolielsweettditealses of theft' benevolence* wherbr Aurbe fittiliktto-uteresse the member. of-the Society. The *lowing 4wdeles. am Inserted es a Specimen of the very Low • . :Plus, altirarrentet-Ronly blowy oily. . Psi dint Mahogany. foneapost 'bedstead, lath bottom £3 liar. Ron aide Tout :Berletoad Li .44.--.llordeeed Bair /datums to Al 41 .1‘..-/dishowat7 Drawers,, mild Suds £3 3..--.Fratiter Bea 42 ins.-Vitte, tree from that and smell, full size £3 ;06.-311 Wooed Chars if tiny 'description band di ts.- Best ditto'ads. final &and, litildiekto Droesibg Tabled ifs. --JOletp Wale as.--, P 11,141 1 14 • 0• 044 ,% d 41/600411111.1 .1 of Drawers 44'4 1 4-9andil k 14i' 1 . 10: IlibeA 14 7 Tatre t £l . 45. " glidWA,ltseet, Ai is.;.-ADisto %At • Obe l / 2 "two'.drewers, beg Maw latimAiltearlitto 4311ses-Blests &Moir Blees„lie. sad, 4,....0.-!" . siny,sond.s&-Tleas diliklinsY a_ V arill"hriu' ed .Boot Shelf 75.-Teciladd_y /.0a. , --hbrir Uwe's, are 'Awn fils. ifeL-Bight . IffihrogatifOitairs,.cinered. s ith horse kair, _bras. sailets6lls4,-4 ditto ditto ,Cl -71.--11 'Trafalgar ditto 48 16s, -6kberiway aft tumor* 46 Inso-Ditto Catch £7. 1175.-- Ditto; Aso 4 Stit.liesiel. Mebefleurgint aed Sofa Talder,:en turned loghliendool in reer 7 weed 46.14115.- , ektost klaheitany Tables, two *Card and Befa, ,ossioilims and slaws £13.135.-Ditto £16.102.- : Straw Podia's, - St •te.Tern 'Bedstead and 'Furniture AC 15s. --Ilondeso ihillioad ind'inack ulliptle top, with drapery-end *imp, al .I.lknitovlite4leot alahepoy four-post Bedstead mad lensiture, aria •Ifieseh sissorim,litiesl ell thrOultb, c0n 1 9 . 1 4 411 Vis.--"ramot ditto ditti. ;no IM.--Ditto ditto, . Abreir.e of ii toper* isuke,loo Ille.-4>itto 'ditto, with gold con' osieo, , elepot &spun, .161.-11DraOriortoont Curtains, of the beam midi* end - Mints, lined fee windows, £6 65.-Ditto dine, 4 75..--Dlttoodu wader rod elegant style of work, .ClO 101.-. Drawiqpream Sofa, Li Ss- -Ditto, se7 T.-Horse-hair Cushions each so. dd.-Common ditto is. 6d. i Omen: airataus surrum. Goods psekad free of apenae, except , the materials, for all parts of Great *kale, and to the East and West ladies.—CaP. taws fitted out, and Slerebants ;applied with Cabinet Goods for exportation.' The above Prime- regulated by Orita of the follow ing Commitose. Ji CAROM, 0. Jasaser, • W. Watmosue, T. Mamas, T. Comma, J. %team. W.•THVIINELL, Agent. J. HAMA*, Secretary. virHE CORDIAL BALM of .GILEAD possesses. 4 IL grem eikacy in all Nervous Ditnrders, Heidaehm,- Hanvineases and Lowness of firkin', Diana! of Sight, eThoughts, Wanderings tip Mind, Vapours and Me. llindiely, and di Hpetotkal C,Oinplaints. In Sickness a else Sumach, and Obstromions, k Is a salt and power Sol :comedy ;mad kb Omit ably eakukind at Word relief to brollies - and decayed Ommitutions, even where ether remedial have been totally onstecoanWl. SOW la banks, price i is. sad n.Ss. each, by sU Medicine Venders In tbs Caked KIRS4OI II , wltb ebgloss Directions; and in Lontlbr; by Mt. R. alellostema, Mt, Capin% Mr. Sanger, late Bacon and Co. 1 51 , Onfird.etrest ; lac Ward, Holborn: and StradUng, Royal Bee. Of whom may be bad, price Ss. a New Edition of SOLOMON'S' GUI DE to HEALTH, or, Advice to both Sea* in a Variety of Complaint:: with an Address to Parent% Toren, and OstinEens of Youth, en the necessity of guarding Tomb from alisimive and distractive habit, that fascinates the mums, diatom the ! healtly and spirits of hp votaries, and renders !has feeble, odes% and miserable through life. 7 C r 1 es:sanity harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even; imparts to the Neck, Face, and Arms, a healthy and • juvenile bloom • dif: fuses a pleasing coolness, and by due persev e rance in th e appli cation of Ruwland's Kalydor, produces a beautiful Compiesion. ROWLAND'S KA LY DOR is equally indispensable in the Nursery as at the Toilet. Perfectly innoxions, it may belteed by die min delicate lady with the assurance of safety Ind efflCacy, penageiginglineing and healing propinies. To Mothers parsing *air 011speing fi.gives, in all cases of incidental inLinsmation, ins: mediate relkf; coils the.mouth of the Infant, sad enhan=s eta tenul plagiary in the act of administering alimentary noarbbment. To Gentlemen whose Facelare tender *Cr &nips. A gran infelicity which attends the operation of Sltavbi is the irritatbaf O( the skin; ROWLAND'S K A LYDOR will 'be hound =OD* brydnd precedent in ansiliarating and allaying-shit most niplersaili byation. It removes .unpleasant harshoen of tha sitia,.ocessiencld intense solar heat, sor cold winds, and *NI to *be -Traveller, Whose avocations =pose him to various chug= of weetlin, prirr44 an iafaWllle Specific—a prompt risoureeend mmedidatto diri,.a Pleasing appendage and Invalua b le amidsldes. ...11114 In Pint Bottles, at es. id. end In Halt 1,124, at4s. 6d. eadb; duly included, by the Sole Proprietors, ,LHOWLAND end SON, No. IQ, Baton Garden, : Heibeep, Lemke p and jg , arpoimpswat tby Mr. R. Hendric, Perfumer Olds " r, Mebbemairetzeeti :Hisicr, 180, Oxford-street ; dintfils, to die 'Rota Feuer % 117; Gattie and Pearce, 114,-D. Sire, 55, Mimi:. 1 8 4 penwEve. Hainan, Thevessit,'Nerw•Readesueet ; Bayley and Blew 4ockspei-street ; Berry and Co. 11, Greek trees; sad alder, 4, eheapslde ; Low,' 330, and • Prost, 426, Strand; Bemis, 93, "Holborn Hlll t' Waidasan, Piccadilly; Atkinson,•Otergriattelt ; ildttoo, Row (oft Renard; 47; hi: Paul's Cbida; ,Barclay and Sons, 411§Plonwarket ; J. and T. Rink 65. side ; Stradling, kmdiange-gete ; Nix, fronting tie RoyePrs Take, 41, .and Johnitone,'lB, Ownhill; acid Rosa and Sons, shammy. sweet. Observe, none are genvhse, snaking the Slgnatare in Red, a A. ROWLAIdD and ION." " Damns co phone Saw 'Thy house,: and (in lbw ,- . tut hionaPda'nOtbi Iktri l itintBS 64 the gs 7 A-11- 10611124 by Marriage ; %be strictest 'alp." Is a' gift froosHeavea, cementing r' which, nyc Jelinstm, "we approach with telestiab intelligence." Prositme. btingsfor. to metering iota —mewed 411g:thin, risecomes an imperative duty, not only to replete * pilaw% bat to aeons. the grosser nature from those impurities which the Tree. doididttmreetrieted pleasure may have *stilled upon it. To do' of an* 'attention, are attributablevretsrof those hapleisr kolvillset Which, while •theY excite the cosnadsoratien of livid.. lielder,sbould also impress him with the fear of se Lionitioos hibite will 'Seaside* the body—a= ll .in bropks will Mat lie diode fibre—bat inure eipe4ol does the pessetere hafesbisien of Jyinth too frequently eearpee aita kleOna. * Nits •of *sashimi, from whose 'the *deed ealleret more theta doubts .the Awe of MK Tleallneolt Work we address obrielves, .oirering hope, muggy. sunicalar falsity; nor 'WM oar 'advencee appear quesdonitile; lined= dwiate by thesmildplied proofs of 20 years' encomia( 'expettss The easy eases:of married life. are somethries• disturbed by the sospession of them blessings which seocestraw the modal swath —for the female -habit is often conditationally wsl a i ii v a e i t a ll can lost st s rengtbroed, and deficient energy unproved into . • In every ease of syphilitic isttrushis, smell as *Serf of the generative economy, wo pledge eurabillty. to Imre • " and with affect. I;irperlfy sondem, to ezpellhe pifealbs from the position so.promaptoonsly lakes up, yre • deviate , general principles With *leas. hesitators ; and conS4eist in Oar o tersoirableimegrity !leathers of floa CtaltSv" Surreal. ',refer tholiiilksisecliminhokyerellher lex tb into matrimonial life) alt "MID Ass home, 'mien *My • is given for personal ammikadeo ; and lectren AIPP the wig= immediately answered; theeimust contain a resnietanee for gad Medicine, which can be forwarded to any pais of the Wade • however distils'. GOSS sod Co. 11.11. C. Surgeoes, Nall. Bouverjoessoet, Fient-stmel l ! t ondo% St published (Saves:teen* Rdideii), I. The Jraolkor ie ta a '' • Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd. HTts' add excludvely to the Female Sex. May be` had at sck catonevirot.;42, P 1612214; 16, Prineee•eareet, Soho; 174, Mete street; 4. 'Catherieswesreet,' fltrimiLLondon ; Neter, 72, street, Dublin • Jaw% 117 1 Trai l /at% Gimagoor 61, urge. Edinbu r gh; SS sod of BOokeeliers. orrice is. FROM LAST 4vrairres GAZETTE., • BANKRUPTS. • . . . . Henry °Wield, Devonshirel.buildiap, New bovenuOtd . reAlhe and coke-manufacturer, to surrender Jute 4 11. and July 16, at twelve, as the Court of Commhshitiers of Banknipts, Suing ball-oreet. Attorney,-Mr. 'begot, Poultry. Jame Unawocth. late of Claytowsquare, Liverpool, Jens 7, 111, and July itt, at ten, at the Court taf Consmissionen of =lts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Towers, Castle- Then's: Soo ..late of Higli.atroet, Chelseshana, watehiuse man, • June. 7, and July 12, at one,at the Court oftConntis &loners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attoredes,•Messes. den and Hodgson, St. Mildrars•court, Poultry. George Frampton, Weyntoutb, merchant, Juoe 15, at the Ring's Anne IDorchoter, 16, and'July 12,-at Luce's Hetel,Wey. mask, at eleven. Anomie', „Messrs. Bride* and Also" Rad ; or Mr. Arden, Weymouth. 11 4 5,0 1 M ge , 4 ant i rlilli D 2 ow at ni t i er t ur et the to kt o u tt re O dealer f "a"' • lasiwten at Banitnots, Basinghall•street. Attorney, Mt. Ledwich, John street, Alackkiats.road. rd Gascoyne, Rkbmand, tailor, June 4, 14, and July 13, at eleven, at the Court of Conunbsioaers of Bankrupts, Basing hall-areet. Attorney, Mr. goalie, New Midge-street. George, Brownie*, Leeds, htoshutaker, Jane 4, at eleven, 11, and July lit, at ten, at the Court if Colliatiosisaers of Bankru__ pts, Basinghati-street. Aubtnles, Moen. Bona and Need, K street s Cheepside. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STREET: June • is. T. Firmer; ea Itimpereet, Holborn, jeweller, at ten. June 41, W. (iwi _llosthwark, &Wier, at twelve. Juoe R. Robertson, French nortioperd; Ursa -street, Holborn, eeschlonith, at sieves. June iil, A. Glick New Caverndlsh-sueet, .niuste- I daa to the . . _ iiiihltdier, at twelve. June 21,J. IL -lae-Celnte,./k. Ileien's-place, merrhant, dt ten. June 21.' R. Vtiocis, Wellelose-squi.re, hose. makegs at twelve.• June 21, W. Keane, Albany Terrace, Old Kent-road, merch a nt, at eleven. June 21, R. and G. Widei Wool-stritet, Cheapside, merchants, at ten.. " r DIVIDENDS to he made in thg COUNTIIY. June 22, W. Parkin, Nafferton, Ynrkshire, miller, at twelve, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. June 21, A. Barron, Newpopt Page nell, farmer, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Newport Pigne.l. June 28, J. and F. Stodart, Carlisie..cottun-manufacturer , , at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carsle. June 21, J. and R. Tankard, late of lilrnuagham, factors, at eleven, at the White Hart lan, Birming ham. June 21, A. Mureott, late of Warwick, draper. at eleven, at the SWIM Hotel, Warwick. June 22, J. Wells and W. Hamil ton, Liverpool, merehantil, at one, at the George lan, Dale-street, Liverpool. June 21, •C. Hiteben and T. Wostenbohne„ Sheffield, hair-seating-manufacturers, .at twelve, at the .Conunerciol Inn, Sheffield.. July 1, W. Jameson r York, money -seri eener,at eleven, , at the White Swan Inn, Pavement, York. June 2.7 ti. Helm, Worcester, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn;Worcestei. CERTIFICATRS—Jeics 21. J. Ward, late of the George and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill, neerobant. J. Mills, St, Clement's Church-yard, Strand, star manufacturer. S. Davies, Great Surrey-street, Blacktriars, cbr flit.; J.. U. li‘onre City-road, -iiiind- m iker. It. B. Hawes, ilerickyltreet, 3Yalworth, carpenter. J. Griffiths, Liverpool, V't/cer. A. M. clardner, latent Dealonerehant. J. Locks Balleg‘' avert • Noinb, chemist. ,LCltapalum, Sledgego,- baker. Ai. Leans late of liallfast,. ckviniat. O. Jny, Dwillitio r gandons,.arsillrinis florin. B. C Fyffir,New CaveadidNatren,ill !wk. • * Rs& ' - DIVI3OLUITIONW OP PA RTNE ad • i . , 'Edinonds and Nicoll. Griy's Inn-lane, brewers, I. -WIC. 0. 4cell, Merton, Surrey, caUcti.Printera. Cowley and Satiaan, triton-street, Merchant-1. :ittatigles BM Hooper,AWerinanbury Pastern, surgeons. Field and Oates, Little Crnwh;court, St. James's, dealers in bath and best. 8. tired Q. I,instai, Xradchester, corn-dealers. 11.therintan and Hawn, Great Sarrev-stitel, - cheese. nion4ers. • Roberts and Nnrinn, 13:shop's Castle, Salop,. grocers, Plc and GreenSe!d, Birrnlngbans. - brass-fassid;ro. .Ikierley :ad Ca. ry; 'l.:mad/tire Atten4pintieti. Lee • and. CO; - 14;esiortni. i t, llciw er arnd.DaiikonAkilto4-k4liuies, Jalbser.chindleed, Oldham and Clinging, .P..rtwood; - witbin.Briimlngton, Cheshire, eltymists. . .. , mr,•-• I • • I • f illit . lAratB . l424.lll t: FIi6CRE DING& no9lnt mriLeirok *firm • . . Akes‘ts. Counservirre iiiihOlfard hi" Si, Andrew Cathcart , of Carleton. Bert. v. the 'Err! of Casiillis; Thomas F. Kennedy, of Duoure. Req. and others." .Isterlocuturs aimed; and Appeal dnunissed, with 4f1101). costs. Coma were fully heard in " &new 'ssnyth,Eaq. x Ogibries." alndinniet aleirret . L Annul Wirtileird fa* " Arms v. Begie.” • gnessonas. Mr. Deocunno, hlr. Seams, and „sews) likelibinnf tlir now of C.Winnons, brought up the Puede Ti. 'erd 141rate'llik Which wens read allint:thlwo Lard ELLBNINOROUGH prieented Pedjijis from two OR ten of the Onart of IMO Bei* piny* for waripsesadenfor low of inesarler the QA.llllty Cinirts'BUL • The LORD CRABCBLLOR said, that _he had preentied •a Petitiod nr die seal' WO. Massa Owsilenian isrthe piiine of Sion, and he dentin that if any tie Wile•eetided to ataiirkiesdaff, that Veatkuninneas.. . Lord UF.lllLlDALRaild,thakif h . appeared that thaw iodiyl & aka hed rnsliy sosaWod loes,,ilito Would he no doubt u ive,op o p. • peu , di , w ....4 been acte d - -de table. Tiateri of _ presented a • redkicidfrien ter. win Persons,. preying! their 'Lordships to pnteet4 wish the case o' On el t r o i t o rdc : Peerage, MI *en teem several. witness" ricassiolog. to ' Tire*LOßD CHANCELLOR said, that thaw - be et one remilinedi and thebthers bright • at die fable. .._•1111 1 Plarclak of .LitlffiDOWN prreteted ektons* and Gentlemen forte the Chamber of Cantoserter4 de Cict Dublin; and front other persons, praying the Ileat r pass theidli into a law, - piioMb&g manufactures in I . g, ands singlet redden them the Merchants and Manor's* of the Cleoattaad City of Waterford. . reddens to the same effect were presented—Etas Harming ralsoneener," noes the Town of Londonderry; by 'Earl DAN". .z.sr,.froen 'MonAgban 1 • and by Lord Gaspe's, Tram the City and vielnityrd LAtmegh.—The 'reckless **rebid on the able. The IM L ANS DOWN NW that it • hod been she 6.11111; tion semi Friend (the Eel of Harrowby) to move, Tester. tliar#4iat warkia id the Order, No. 19O p luit his - Noble O FriMliiillo‘a¢revetited fry• ' Item so doing. •He (the Mar. gob of Lassdeten). nett wished itinight , be :deposed aid, as tine intention of. the HE lees to . promote manefactitres is Ireksid, an °facet of Tar vital „importance indeed. The Spalding Order r!cied that aU adds, deterifd th ao,. Aviadd farm Pam "ahraala a •••Mmittee, to reedit their Acton ereupon ; bet in t his cue it ilid'sot appear to him to be memory. Marquis 4,Lonenowill. i nto Earl of A.IVEItPOOL suarsie4 that the & T en of the binthlitett niight be obtained in a fluids* shorter time than the question 'mead be debated, 'Sad tbe 'Subject -remained as it origi nally stood. . . . . __ RUH Earl NANG/SI:ON resisted a Petition from "nein Inhabitants of dierbrith efaMessy, lartbf Cosily of Cori, "praying . that an eddinenalinnieldinight be n e t New- gut *Wed be balk Is theii,Parish. _ data the VOA* /4Uletnay was vet* extessim..mai that _ O l * A wls:dopers limes& at. .a diatoms tst twelve et thirteen, ..metros; the Church.. Sari CLIPDEN • said that something erais . :abriet take place which tvoold throw considerebleliht on this suited: The Catholics of Ireland laid resolved to meet, 'lndio Procure from their Priests in account if the *ambit' -of Protestants and Catholics in eVery pariah in that etintitry, In litany of those perishes be was per. reedy Callan tberiweit - not More that ate TrOtestantsi and' in smile Mit more than one.' But the iiiat evil chat -had given rise to such *elf-grounded complaints as that justilluded tb by' thelloble Earl (Kingston was the ll* tem of union= of parishes, that 'was so prevaMt in Ireland. In-the county of Kilkenny, for example, there was Mae union of ten parishes, and one parish was at the distance of.no less than 23 or 30 miles from another. He knit, 'this system had grovitc out of necetsiti; that the penal code and other &ad/a laws had been' the cause ut it i but he thought it Was. high time a change' trodueed. He thought that overgrown parishes ought to be divided; nor, indeed, when they prOdisced rib ttiotsi than 2004 a-year ; but, certainly, when they product#l 2,0001. If Curates could live upon 751, pa annugli 'Rectors - could live upon 2001. and in. his Opinion thiY. ought to'do so. But the fact was, that those fen pa rishes were preserved for tLe sons • and nephevis of 'Bishops, who must, of Coerse, have rich livings.-• Thai wai the grand secret of those unions of: orishes. Bat a the "House meant to preserve the Chireh—that Church " 4 .4 t had set itself in bittle stray against the inn that had twee rte. —etht op from the House of Comnsoas, and rejected, br ehusdd altet this system:. lie wont(' put a lees - - -eosite l and if the Heir Pm. strive were . 1 prewar to viola pee the inertia° to 'aim, WNW a when era._ great abject Of be at for ever at Mt? • - ,: 4 • . . • Lord KING said he ((rand, owetarnanutgemtaia re. terns, that in the Diocese of Clonfett, there were gen* parishes united. This wasthe magnet Imam of attach preferment, a Most glorious gift to any son or nephew of a Bishop. In Kildare there were. 64 parishes, - and r.nly of them single. In Killala there wetelB4 Pa tish:s, united into forty.two benefice., under the ere iof forty-two Shephe-ds, if Shepherds. they could to iared......Tois was the me plat ultra of Irish unions, anions which were created whenever there was the soon -of an Irish '''flishnp to be provided . for.— He doubted, if even in Constantinopl•, a parallel to this cast could be found. In Greece, indeed, such might have been the case. But let the Rector of Skibbereee, of whom•their Lordships had before heard, erewpare notes of peat with any Denise in Greece, end fee which had the adarebtage. Dttt the Denise could say." Oh, if you de not pay Us, we Was you before the'Cadi r and the kW Clergysitutight say," Oh, bring yea before the Orange )liegbtrate r and he (Lard King) knew to whom be would. rather apply for jaatiop—the Turkish Cadl, ar the Irish Orange. Megietrate. atecerdiu ti o th e ; rate at which the Remora and the admire were past:a , in Ireland was a better yvetesearrathea Pepe Yet as w fts sock people that the I for water jetted the other day. Rat that Mid must .in eatpase, led' he would rather it would be ander the anapious of the Defseier oldie Faith, than adder the auspices Olds Mostoheisties Sseet Lard CARBBRY said, that he agreed In • mord ciao absepasisaa.g. his - Noble Friend (Lord,clifden); but heivits - cOnfidEstalterovithin the last twenty years, a considerable alteration histlaketi- place 'with rulsect tsthe union of whites in Ireland, so an Mao *edged V o lt Navvy credible. He knew also that . those whenever the power of dividing lay with the . pas . she diocese of Cork and Ross, with which be was hest abgeinkthe improvement had bees very great. In this diocese four sums had been some tionevinee separated into fannies benelitee,arniehirebea hal been milt CA ninny of them. . . Lord KING said, that so recently as 11121, them "re' these anions in this diocese. ' l . The Karl KINGSTON ehmosed.. that the •Hisbees had nit - the power of dissolving the unions that bad been nada by thy Council. Hi hoped the Noble Bari wait haahlb 'the. Illahope to . :disielve dom. . Jawed 0 A.RN LEY said, the things is *dead welkin thisee speet, by no means so bad as they were..—The Redden was reed, - Kt laid On die table. • CORN LAWS. Lod lIOLLAIth presented* Petition front the inhablinstpd the pads of St. Mary, Lambeth.. Is vestry assembled. praline* a more liberal revision of the Cony,Laws. Lord DAME presented several Petitions trait hundreds ip a Coynty. the same of which meld net be M a s if f:loi Alt there „might ben* alteration in the Cosa Lima . Lord obarend that shogetber those Petitioni were by <Woo landed I . 4 prepiietors. Earl DARNLEY said, that a saftleit=/` . bad been 'pat into hid hands,. br which • Mutt dtlp coming Iron' Constiatineple bad blot 1 flea quarantine. Thefact was, that urieral allipnbari ilinewlibetitad with foal bilk alltaithotai.stitb a . _ _ - **aft wake Noble air. . ()ASADA COS! SILL. sersted . Com Ohs Awls:, of hot b Gesta he ojeetedrefie,tfill ....: . with was,, dtai the MU should be divided, in order that this objectionable per. don of it 'might be excepted. It was ad* too late to accomplish that object, sakes by an instrkttioit to to ' ommittee• for Whials. it was his iotsotios to move. If the impartation of Canadian Corn wesaillewed,At was to be feared that the -United'etates tvbeldtoatrive to :Maggie too great extent; stud-that 'Canada 19,* ion ro export as midi as poseiltifwoold ofkot rola tlie Eideol thig harsel4 lad beeotiziog rai atigyitirgies Asp rrisseae.asialt trots, he thought ; let_ ' e yriper : sp O f ely r w ar .on that . part of the "abject *Ft - ieitiiiseat Stied pledged to bsitig the Atecial • , review of r aliameoi, sadly, those ressestbe. . , rsi t fi g die IP- mmMee bI to leave, sit Wale to an. ilteraden ion wheat, the . Cokiades in North. ." ~ ' • ,', r • . • Earl BATHURST couteas4ed that:OM 4 lieriC: Pa l ey , this ceuntiy could adopt wean) these' her Celeitiei that they were under the protect** of a tamely Vlach CM sidered their interests as' well aster own. • 'llia i lot objective to that. particular di vision Of 'eta Bell easiest which the amendment was directed, . was the clandestirre impo r ta t ion that weight kehe *tar tt Maid &mei: • Nee the invoristias hoes fluids war sedielped es sirs Is grab, Sod *lt lft Sour; the lota- bait deems way la ~. the Aalerieis Buttes exported, aid the very balk stilivirda• s i g n m imeos to expose is twill. risk et sebum it would, in fact, - sot kapeadble,_to carry as web a undertone thoUldted •• • ' WilltPiAdotectloo. The Earl of LAUDERDALE thought that the Bill ought to. be divided. There was no reason that be could ice for making two gaestious of the bonded cots, and .the importation from Canadi, parts of the same Bill. As for the effect which die importation from • Canada l • dbe likely to have, they had at p r o m pt no mean s a • • for so return • of the price it gra b bad belle ceirettfrota the • of Cain& site the year HIM .le Morelli* whin ono* than seareqptiog to Irgillite.hi AV • • ooroorillill illtitorttdoll train * country with -the evengegiadase of whose pale they.were .ii she steam atte* oeseipshilot , The Earl of uvEarbot. looked at the adasiedeaof Bonded Corn in au inverse retie to the Noble Earl• who had moved the amendems. , He admitted thesis was liable to some *seems/ bat ha thought, it Adlito tsgeous both to the eonsumermajlte L sods i bistesc. To the. consumer, because .it woo check . the ' . of prices ; and to the Landed betilfest, become, by . - iliaimea ing the rise of prices, it would prevent fat Oita importation. Buck* attached Ando inapeeinameo it, whys Compared with the admisoloo of Caaedicarfra. As In the fear of osepimportatioa from Comds. it.w ss . Ttio freight and insurance would mamas to 191. fil per quaint, which, with the addition of a dotty Oa k also per qoaner, mould be a seacient "awed ta... In• deed be bad objected to the amount of that siety kb*, —*As, mad be fished it to be reduced to, ha*. ilia respect trl i Anterican Corn, *ides, y e aide was $ 6l. or 41% a varier, saCillh. gdoif it would have a duty of be. to payabr ice inky -0 Canada, a hich would RION* tag_ de" 10 . - In' tenvine•lrktbotit the Minster. dash hod really sesiehseti . s . lisi,.tiostisriAlki be no desk 0 de*. imperfect airing, Other shim time 4icif ham BOX" teell y i kr eti mr"WilaP• inri P ilad i Ve ' bag been act ' d 814. °II & ' Alexaadni, had beeis libirated la Ow* - i Pit - : ..--.... e tusse."--lies. Lewd 22•Litnionotran hoped dna theie.Lordsibpsi seeelli 9 61 . 1 ni0n lihate , f;r• Be Obolikkalkolr, ' ..*pr, • -awe* OM, . . . . .... -'a CON ' • _Aw. - 41, Pliggift 0C...,_ . ' . 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