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• ik • 4. 30 ,• rg . • 4540 • Via. • 41, .. 6k ...• . , ' ; * -11 , • • P t% Ail t N ot Aar SATURDAY EVENING, NumBER 12,788.] 'EBRUARY 16, 1828. [PRICE SEVENPENCI. SALE BY AUCTION. SAINT GILES'S IN TliE FIELDS, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD, HIGH-STREET, sec. Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATES, And PUBLIC HOUSES, Eligible for Investment; VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, ((N Warwick House, Regent•street) At Garraway's Coffee Ilouse, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, thl THURSDAY, the 20th of March, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Trustees named in the Will of the Right Hon. Citrates Viscount TNA RD, deceased, IN LOTS, 'VALUABLE, EX FENSIVE, and HIGHLY AD- V VANTAGEOUS FREEHOLD ESTATES, worth the attention of Capitalists, capable of considerable improvement, eligible as Investment, and Qualifying Purchasers with the Elective Franchise , for the County of bliddtesex ; COMPAIMINCO The Erections of the Counting Houses, large extent of Stabling, setts Lofts, &c. over; Farriers Shop, ;Ind part of the Cooperage, with a vitiablerable Frontage to Tottenham Court road, homing pier of that capital Establishment of hlessrs. Nest luitl Co.'s Brewery. The Horse Shoe Public•house, in Front of Tottairillsin Court road, in the occupation of bk. Jennings. The Dwelling House, No. 267, adjoining, in the . oceupatioa of Air. Bennett. The extensive Premises. N05..265 and 266 adjoining thereto, in the occupation of Mr. Holdsworth, Corn Dealer; consisting of a roomy and very commodious Dwelling House, a Range of Stabling at the Back, Coach Houses, Cart Loidge, with capital Granaries over, and an enclosed Gateway. The Fox and Hounds Wine and Spirit Yanks, long adjoining Mr. Holdswortles Premises, with commodious Dwelling Apartments, Shopand Parlour, in the occupation of Mrs. Winkbeld, A spacious Dwelling House, situate in Higkatroet, St. Giles. • opposite the Church, With the Turner's and Flower Maker's Shops and Gateway Occupying a Frontage of heady One Hundred and Tsventy.two Feet, ' With the spacious 'limber Yard at the Rada. In the occupation of Mr. Remnant. The Area occupied by these Premises are capable of Improvement to tender a large Annual Income. The White Lion Public House adjoining 16, High-street, Conveniently Planned. iu the occupation of Mr. Jackman, On Lease to blessra. Ideas and Co. Sint Dwelling Houses, With. Shops in Front, and Warehouses at the Back, Nos. 17, 18, 19, 2C, 21, and 22, adjoining, On the 'East side of High-street, 'ln the eactspatioa of Messrs. Hall, Larouche, Evans, Webb, blsckbn, and one in hand. The eapitil and extensive Premises adjoining the Foregoing, occupying a Frontage so High-street of nearly fifty-two. Eget, in the Tenure of Messrs. Stables, Inusmongers. A Dwelling Hoist and Shop, with Warehouses, &c. No• 25. Ifigh-street, turner of Lawrence -strew, in the occupation of Mr. Wadded. The Admiral Nagle and the Craws and Hand Public Howes, And Thirty-three Homes In Maynard-street, Church -street, Ilainbehige-greet, and Lawrmee•street. The Premises of Messrs. Mesa and Co. to be viewed by their permissino ; the others, by appbcation and consent of the Tenants; Printed Particulars and Conditions may be had of Messrs. G. and M. T. Wade, Solicitoes, Denmow, Ewes ; of their Agents Messrs. bawson and Hawkins, lioemd.cosrt, Carey-street, London; Messrs. Setiao,- - Pfooser. atil& actle. Cinarlerteis Ads 4 Ptd: of 11.moel Ware. Esq. Architect, No. S. John.street. Adelplst; at the %axiom ' ar Public Messes en the Propeety - at Graway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 17n, Regent.street, where a Plan of the ibt ate may be seen. 'AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. ginis agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in- Tendon of Mr. Henry) which h of well-known efficacy in lAleving Faintness and Ilead.ecbe, and in counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre. ••• ,used, ht the greatest perfection, by - Messrs. TIIOS. and WM. RY, Manufacturing' Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in "ll•undon, wildest* ana retail, by Messrs. Baortzr and Maw, • Perfumers, CoeksPur-street ; and Retail, price 2s. 9d. by one 'agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be -genuine, sulkies Alto names of the above preparers are engraved on the Goverhinent stamp, which is filed over the cork of each box.-- Pavec.Sparsge BOMB are sold by Bayley and Blew, .as usual. tibtsve may idap be l}ad.. au th enticated by a, similar stamp .111usipei eircisma Itmrsofm. in bottles at P.5..9d. or with glass 4nippmcar fi. 64. How best tur fickle fabric to support • . Of- mortalman," HAS engaged the attention of philosophers from the beginning of the world ; but much remains to be done for tbe improvement of our state and the relief of suffering hu manity. There is esse dais of diseiden; however, which appearing under a thousand protean shapes, have but too often a mousse • anioin, and therefore admit of similar treatment. The pandass too early co iounotlerately Indulged ; the mind stretched into weakness, and the body into debility, by anxiety and intense exertion ; the tidbits of a fashionable life so Injurious I. keakk ; the use of strong liquors, and practices Ineonsistatt with moderation and healthful excitement, bring on a train at languor, kersolution, nausea, fedi gesdoo, weakness, said demseessieney.which nothing so effectually relieves as - recourse to the COIL VIA L BALM .0 F G I LEA D— a remedy. happily suited to reaper the weakened powers, and shed renewed hope on the mind.. lie fist:nave sale and long-established reputation arc the best Fronts of its extraordinary value. . Sold by Mr. IL,Johnoune, 61, Carotid'; Mr. Sanger, 150, 01- (0;d-street ; Mr. Ward. Holborn ; Mr. Stradling, Royal Exchange, and sit other Medicine Venders. io bottles at I is. each. and family bottles, containing the quantity of four small noes, for 555. Of wiliont may be had, the ANT t.i MBETI-G I NIF.S, or SO ON'S I)ROPS.—They are au effectual Cure for such dis orders as originate in a depraved habit of the body, as ob.tinate kruption., Undue Evacuations, Chronic . Rheunsatism, and the Consequences of Insidious Diseases. • ft is a truly mild, sate, and effectual remedy, and the best sub stitute hitherto discovered fur that dangerous mineral Mercury. It krequally well adapted to boils .sexes and all ages. There are few families in which its great utility does net admit of easy proof, as a purifier of the bleed, and a promoter of the natural secretions. Illustration sof the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, and of the Anti.herpetigines„are given In the Guile to Health, which AIM ;origins swatch Interesting information on Health and Disease, particularly on the origin and treatment of such disorders as result 'rpm imprudence and fashiuttabk vices. Sold in batiks, price Ili. and 3.55. each.— Observe, " Sand. Soltemen, Liverpool," is engraved on she Government Stamp allied to each bottle. • EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS,. justly famous tot JR,..4 curing, in all ita stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE One small Pill is a dose, and _tin taking of one Box, in a recent cave, will suonconvince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can, be better contrived, more safe, or more esonsenient glsto this Remedy, for such u are obliged to %o jeurniee or to sea, as It iamb no conlinenient nor restraint of Diet ; and sixty years ea paimeo (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing.' For the Scurvy. and other Chrooical Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallek Upwards of 4000L1 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the above caul disor ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col kge of Surgeons, at their Blouse, No. 9, New Bridge.street, in Boxes of only Ss. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.--They are also sold, by their appointment, wi' copious directions, at the Toy-shop, 105. Oxford-greet; Mr. .Di•burough's, No. 7,, Fisk-street-hill, wady oppo s it e the Monument ; and by one Person, in every con siderable T o w n in GYM Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to p nun. taking the above, or other of the Ptoprietor's Medicines. MONEY ON SECURITY OF RATE& THE COMMISSIONERS for carrying into exec*. than the Acts sth Geo. IV. cap. 100, and Bth Geo. IV. cap. 35, for Paving, Lighting, 'Watchisg, Cleansing. and Rep. hating the Regent's Park, Regent-street, Whitehall, Ste. do hereby give notice, that they will meet on SATURDAY, the Ist day 01 March next, at ta• Moe of Ms Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, in Wkiteball.place, to Borrow any Sum or. Sums of Money not exceeding TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, upon the audit of the several Rates or Assesenstets authorized to be Assessed and Collected by and under the authority of the said Acts.--Parties are requested to deliver Tenders, stating the amount of the Sum they propose to lend, and the Rate of Yearly Interest, to the Clerk of the Coaussidiatiora. at the Office of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Ratrows, at or before One o'Clock of the said lit day of March, ins. By Order of the Commissioners, A. M. ROBERTSON. Ogee of Woods and Forests, Feb. 15. HMS. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Frs. 15. At the Court at Witukor, the 13th Jay of February, 1328, present+ the King's Most Eacellent Majesty in Council. Whereas by an Act, passed in the 57th yea! of his late Majesty's reign, cap. 57, entitled " An Act to empower his Majesty to sus pend the training and regulate the quotas of the :11ilida," it is en acted, that it shall be lawful foe his Majesty, by any order or orders in Council, to suspend the calling outsof the Militia of the United Kingdom, or of any part of the United Kingdom, or N I any county, riding, shire, stewartry, city, town, or place, for the purpose of being trained and exercised in any year, and to order and direct that no training or exercising of the Militia of the United Kingdom, or of any part of the United Kingdom, or of any county or counties, riding or ridings, shire or shires, stewartry or stewartries t eity or cities,town or towns, or place or plates, sped- Led in any such order or orders in Council, shall take place in any year, any thing contained in any Actor Acts of Parliament relat ing to the Militia to the contrary notwithstanding : and whereas it .is deemed expedient, that such training or exercising should be dis pensed with in the present year; it is ordered by his Majesty, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, that the calling out of the Militia fur that part of the United Kingdom called Great Britain, for the purpose of bring trained and exercised in the present year, be suspended; and that lio training or exercising of the said Militia do take place in the present year. JAS. DULLER. FOREIGN-OFFICE, rt.. 12. The King has been graciously pleased to nominate and appoint George Jackson, Esq. to be his Majesty's Commissary Judge, in the room of Daniel blab,' Hamilton, E.g. deceased, to the several mixed commissions established at Sierra Leone, under the treaties and conventions between his Majesty and the King of the Nether. lands, his- Majesty and ihe Catholic King, his Maje - sty and his Must Faithful Majesty, and his Majesty and the Emperor of lir,ail, fur the prevention of illegal tr.Affc in slaves, anti pursuant to the several Acts of Parliament limed for carrying those treaties and conventions into effect. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Faa. IS. The King has been areaway pleased to appoint Henry Unwin Addington, Esq. (formerly Secretary to his Majesty's Legation to the United States of America and lately nese of his ;%lajesty's Pleni potentiaries for negotiating a Treaty with tht said United States) to be his Majesty's blininer Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frankfort. DUCHY OF LANCASTER, Fu. 13. The King has been this day pleased to appoint Edmund Ilornby, of Dalton Hail, Esq. to he Sheriff of the county Palatine of Lan caster for the year ensuing. WHITEHALL, Fem. H. The King has been pleased to appoint David Earl of Airiie to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the shire of Forfar, in the room of Archibald Lord Dreglas, deceased. The Xing has boo pirated to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Sod of the United Kagdom of Great Britain and lieland, appointing Dr. Herbert ironer to be his Majesty's Advo cate General, in the roan of Sir Christopher aohluson. CROWN-OFF/CB, Fr.e. IS. Members returned to serve in this resent Paillament. City of Bath—The Earl of Brecknock. Town and Port of Dover—Wm. Henry Trent, Est in she room eLlidward Bootie Wilbraham, gal. now Baron aralosersdale, one of the Peers of the United Khigdoin. Borough of Plympten Bark—Sir Charles Wetherell, of Liseelel inn, Bin. County of Monmouth—The Bight Hem: Lad GretwSle Charles Henry Somerset. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSKDID. Michael Lyon, St. Jatnes'►place, Aidgate, victualler. BANKRUPTS. Robert Price, Bradford, Wiltshire, to surrender, February 21, at am, at the Best Inn, Melksltant 22, and March 2a, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Messrs. Berkeley and Co. Lincoln's Ina; or Mr. Elijah Bush, Trowbridge, Wilts. William Hepperntsil, Paradise -street, Rotherhithr. Surfer, ship owner and manta . ..mariner, February 29, at twelve, March 7, at ten, sod 2s, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. H. Smith, Token House.yard, and High-otreet, ShadwelL - - - - Levi blahs, late of Canterbury, Kent, and of Dover, tea-dealer and glassine's, February 19, :19, and 'March 98, at eleven, at the Court of Comrainioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At tornet, Dlr. Charles Botsford, Horslydown-lane, Southwark. James 09eker and Arthur Inglis, late of Wood-street, Cheepside, warehotisentris, February 19, 29, and March 28, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiughall.street. At torney, itir. Abbott, itoll's-yard, Chancery-lane. Robert alines Marshall, Plymouth, djaptr, February 22, at eleven, de, aid March 28, at ten, at the Court of Commi•si. n •ts of flanktiapti Basinghall-street. Agouties, hlenrs. Green And Co. Sambrook-court. Basingball-street. Aleph son, Gulabrough, Yorkshire, maltster, March 3, at M 4, • 28, at eleven , at the Black Bull Nurthallorton. Attornier; Messrs. Dkve 7 son and Cu. New Boswell-court, Lin cplo Inn; or Mr. Watson, Northallerton. Josbuil Erlam Boyle, Manchester,commlsslon.agent, Febraiary 29, and March 119, at nine, at White's Hotel, Manchester. /Won nits, Messrs. Ilurd and Co. King's Bench-walk, Temple; we ?Jr. Charles Wood, Manchester. Samuel E,erafl, Alanchester, 'cotton-manufacturer, March 3,4, and 28, at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attorules, hlessrs. Hipon and Co. Manchester ; or blew.. Hurd and Co. Temple. David littp, Hinckley, Leicestershire, innholder, February QS, at sic, uG, and March 28, at eleven, at the Dun Head Inn, Hinckky. Attornies, Messrs. Constable and Co. Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane; or lOsirs. Greenway and Cu. Nuneaton, War wickshire. Samuel Twamley and John Twamley, Thurtuaston, Leicestershire. horswdeaters, February :16, 97, and March 2S, at eleven, at the S..racen's Head Inn, Leicester. Attorniee, Messrs. Moore and Co. New.square, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. liurbidge, Leicester. Edward Hall, Suyky-bridge, Lancashire, cora and tour-dealer, February 29, March 1, and; 28, at two, la the White Hear Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancer y-lane ; or Mr.Josepb Iliuinbottom, Ashton under I.yne.. Charles Hill, Rochdale, Lancashire, innkeeper and victualler, ?larch 6, at live, 7, at nine, at the Albion Hotel, Rochdale, and SS, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. Henry Whitehead. Rochdale, Join Barber, Liverpool. merchant, February 25, 26, and March , 2s, at tarelve, at ;he Clarendon-buildings, Livt rpooL Attornirs, Mr. y, Liverpool; or Ilessra. Adlington and Co. lied- ford-row. John Hunter, _John Morgan, Alexander Morgan. and William Patrick Paton, Sun -court, Cornbill, and of Singapore, East Indies, and Batavia, in the Island of J..va, merchants, February 22, at twelve, 29, at eleven, and Nlarch 22, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baeinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Kearsey, Lothbury. , Stephen Hall, White's-row, Mile-end, tallow-chandler and welter, February 22, at twelve, 29, at eleven and klarch 28, at ruse, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinshall-street. Attorney. Mr. Thomson, George-sure , Minorite. Peregrine Charles James Brent, Judd-streec. Brunswick-square, music-seller, February 26,ac ten, 20, and March 28. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of iiankrupts, Bminglaall street. Anomie', lessrs. Wilke and Co. Finsbury-place, Finsbury- MIN a Te. John Hayes and C!.arles Francit . Hayes, Albury, Surrey, paper manufacturers, February 2R , at eleveu. 'a9, and March 48, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Reingball surer. Attorney, Mr. H. IL Wislry, Rises-tweet, Strand . Joavph Crosal.nd and William S e encer, Sheffield, Yin-habit e, and London. manufacturers of razors and table.knives, February 26, at four, 27, and March 48, at twelve, at the Tontine km, she. fkld. Anomie', Mr. Thomas Rodgers. Devonshire-square, Itishopsgate ; or Mr. John Staniforth, Sheffield. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William slowman Willson, Cannon-street-road, master-mariner, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage ments with his creditors—Fled Feb. 14. Joseph Fearn, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, stock-broker, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed Feb. 15. DIVIDED DS to be made In DA SI NG Il ALL-STREET. Feb. fit, Meyer Levin and Michael Josephs, Mansell -street, Goodman's-fields, merchants, at twelve. Feb. 24, David Carman. Lotbbury, nierebaut, at eleven. Mar. 7, Henry Jeerer Ilumphria and William llumphris, Fleet -street, dt uggists, at eleven. Mar. 7, Thomas , Phillips and Isaac Phillips, Fenchurch.street, boot and shoe-makers, at eleven. Mar. 7, John Evans, late of Marcbmont street, Burton-crescent, Ilnendraper, at twelve. Mar. 14, Samuel Porter stationer, at twelve. Mar. 14, Roger Pomeroy, jun. Brix ham. Devonshire, banker, at eleven. Mar. 21, Emanuel Parkinson, Whitby, Yorkshire, grocer, at ten. Mar. 7, John Reynolds, Bread-street-hal, drysaker at eleven. Mar. 7, Thomas Charlton, Quadrant, Westminster, ;old and silver laceman, at ten. Mar. 7. Samuel Higginbotham, Macclesfield; Cheshire, silk manufacturer, at eleven. Mir. 7, John Cross, Lielle Sauvage, Ludgate-hill, and of Kingston Bottom Kingston. victualler, at eleven. Mar. 7, Ilenry Morland, Dean street. Soho, wine and spirit merchant, at ten. Mar. 7, William Joatelyne, iiiskopsgate-street, 'tamer, at eleven. Mar. 4, William Walter Prosser and Robert Cotter. Fenchurch-street. wine merchants, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Mar. 7, John PenWigton Liverpool, Lancashire, watch mans.' lecturer, at the Office of Mr. Leather, solicitor, Clarendsm.buildings, Livetpool. Mar. 14, Jeremiah Illingworth. Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Mar. 14, John Sonuners, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth -dresser and commission agent, at twelve, at the Court House, Leeds. Mar. IS, Benjamin Holder Green, 'ldo', haberdasher, at eleven. at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Mar. 8, John Welsh, Nailswenth, Horsley, Gloucester shire, grocer, at ten, at the George Lui, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Mar. 11 , WilliaM Moseley, Manchester, Lancashire, grocer, at two at the Spread Eagle lon, Manchester. Mar. 6, Richard Wrigley, sen. Janses Wrigley, Richard Wrigley, jun. Thos. Wrigley, William Rockliff. and Stephen Wrigley, Liverpool, Lancashire, blacksmiths, at twelve, at the Office of Messrs. liamsbottom and Roberts, solicitors, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, MAIL 7. George Clisby, Crown-court, Pall-m.ll, perfumer. James Braddock, Sbareshill,Stafferdabire, victualler. Joseph Oates, now or late of Glossop, Derbyshire, vktuallor. Win. Brown Harrison, Manchester, and George Harrison, Liverpool, cotton dealers W. Davies, Sou thampton. dealer in musio. James T. Barham, Bread. street, Cheapside, lace dealer. Joseph Eveleigh, Alanchester, Lancashire, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Win. Ainsworth, Davenport Cowell, James Higham, and Ran. Fie Wig, Blackburn, Lancashire; cotton manufacturers. George Abbott, jun. and James Graham, Cornwall.road, Waterloo-bridge. rout, Surrey, antimony refiners. Joshua Parker and W. Gardiner, Manchester, engraver.; to calico printers. Thomas Blanchard C o ward, Noah Clayton Coward, and Henry Coward, Bath, linen. drapers (so far as retards Noah Clayton Coward). W. Codriugton s ad John V. Clarke, Bristol, cork cutters. William Townsend, Hillingdon, and Samuel ILoveioy, leer, Buckinghamshire, brick. makers and fasters. William Dixon and Robert Macsully, Little St. Thomas Apostle, wine merchants: John Plowes, Wm. Dobie Roscoe, and Janus Laws, Rio de Janeiro, Brazils, merchants and agent s. John nt.Muster, James Milligan, and John Hunter, Taunton, Surnersetshire, drapers (so far as regards John Miklaster). John Jackson and Robert Mellor, Salford, Lancashire,lronmongers. J. P. Austin add R. Stubbs, Great St. Helen's. Joseph Page and Robert Page, Nor/tick w•ollendrapen and tailors. Thomas Wesson and Thomas Perkins, Alcester, needle manufacturers. Peter Owen and Win. Beckley, Mamba:ter. Lancashire, button. manufactures. Edward Deere and James Whiteheadun. Wood.street. silk *archaisms% John Cavan, sen. and John Catty jai. Alskrw, Betide. Yorkshire, ouneryssen. O.IIIOE. WOULT 'ATZSAfiI Oi TUB Puce 01 BRITISH COLV A 1/111r0 0,1101119 INFOOTAT2OII. RAPE VP TO Fee. S. Wisest 14s. IL I Oats sts. 041. I Beans Sas. ltd. Beitiet• N . I Rye 30s. 44. I • Pees Se& 64. . . FRENCH PAPER& FROM TDB GAZETTE DR PRANCE, ran 13. FRANKFORT, Fes. 8. Letters from Vienna say, that a levy of 48,000 men is going to be made to template the army. The celebrated astronomer Baron de Zsch is going to fix his residence in bur city. PARIS, Fs& 19. A letter from Vienna, of Feb. 2, contains the follow• ing paragraph :&—ii At eleven o'clock in the morning, the mortal remains of Prince Ypsilanti were removed to the Greek chapel, to be interred according to his rank. The Bishop of Pharsalia, assisted by four priests ' officiated. During the prayers for the dead, the Princess Razumowsky ap t e ired with tears in her eyes, to see once more the Prince, who was dressed in the Polish costume, and bad the Russian orders upon his breast, and a garland of loses and Athanasia. His two bro• thers were plunged in the most profound grief." (The Gazette de France is filled with the d-bates in the Cbari.ber of Deputies, and remarks upon them, and extracts from the English 3qurnals.) FROM THE gERMAIr PAPF.nI aecerval, THIS MORNING. MUNICH, Fa& 4. A Rescript was read yesterday in the University. which his Majesty has issued, in consequence of a duel between two students on the 4 2.2 d ult. in which one of the parties was killed. Hi- neje- ty observes, that oh the 26th Nov. 1826, he had most se; iomly &tithed Eli the studeutt that he would nt.t permit any Xitray,s and; duels among them, and was resolved to puni-h eseesses of this kind with all the rigour of thclaws. 1-I , z renewed this declaration in February last year, and also his de claration respecting the associates among the students, aacithe coisditions upon which they would be permitted. After these positive declarations of his will, his Majesty had a right to expect that the students in the Unirrralf would yield implicit obedience, and never presume. to act in contradiction to his Ordinances -respecting duel , . lies Majesty has there's re learnt with great displeasure the occurrence of the duel in question, and again repeats his injunctions to the Stu lents if this Uni• versity punctually to obey his cbtnniandas and retrain from all such excesses, which it is his unAlterable sew• lotion to have punished, according to the existing laws. EAST IND,E9. -A Calcutta Governmeat Gazette, containing the Mi nutes of the Judgment of the Judges of the Supreme Court, in regard to the Registry of the famous Calcutta Stamp Regulation, has been received. As the original documents ate of greath length. we can only find room for the following brief summary of the chief points in di•pute, as derived from the decisions themselves, and given by the Editor of the Gazette : The arguments aga'nst the Stamp Regulation urged by tie Counsel retained against the Registry, resolved themselves into three heads. The dental. of any autho rity in the Government to levy duties in Calcutta, ceps such asravere of a purely comtiretcial nature .; the absence of any necessity fur registering the regulation at all ; and its unfitness for regulation. on account of the penalties it imposes and power it. confers. On the renewal.of the Charter, authority was duly given to all the Local Governments to impose upon all persons resident at the several Presidencies. duties of customs and other taxes,' in as ample a manner as they hadbefore been lawfully imposed. To tliii it was replied, that the words' other taxes' teferred only to cus tom or transit duties, or their like, and that all duties previously imposed in India were illegal. The Bench deeided against such a perversion of langusge and facts, and vindicated, what no one ever - befoie questioned, the acknowledged exercise of the sovereign power in India by the Company, and the literal import of the words employed. What, indeed, would an Emp•ror of Dehli, even Akbar himself, have said, had any of his Jesuit friends attempted to subtilise away his sovereign rights, and what would the Ghost of Lindley Murray say to those who argue that ' other' means ' similar or same ? With respect to the R gistration, it is weed that the sanction of the- Board of Controul, and Orlin of Dime ton, having been previously obtained, the Registration was unnecessary; and we must confess that this seems to be a correct view of the case. But an important distinction was drawn by the Chief Justice, between the imposing and enforcing of the Tax. The concur rence of the home authorities justifi:s the enactment, but the Registration is necessary, before the Supreme Court can receive any motion relating to the enforce ment of its provisions. The two other Judges consi dered also the Registration indispensable, under various Acts of Parliament. • With respect to the third objection, the Bench con curred in thinking the provisions for enforcing the rest). lotion no mere than were requ;red by its purport, to s severe than analogous conditions frequent at home, and fully warranted by authority already given_to the Go• vernments of India.: _ _ With respect to every thing essential to the enforcement of theltegulation, the Judges of the Supreme Court have entertained and expressed but one opinion, and we may be satisfied that the ostensible grounds of the opposition to this Act were wholly unfounded and untenable. On the right to be heard by CounEel against the registry of the regulations of this Government, the Learned Judges differed, Sir Chai.Grey and Sir John Franks denying its existence, whilst Fu Edward Ryan inferred that the right of appeal to a higher tribunal, the King in Counail,which is granted against all proposed Regulations, involved the right tube heard before the inferior Court. The Bench, however, agreed as to the advantage of permitting Re gulations to be discussed before Registration. The Chief Justice, a 0 Sir Edward Ryan, also concurred in holding, that the Court is bound, by the . worts 't f the Statute, to consider the expediency as well as the legality of a Regulation. Sir J. Flanks did not advert to the subject, and the question of expediency in this case, was, in fact, not before the Court. The extent to which such a power is vested in the Supreme Judicature of the country, is a subject that has probably, before now, beCome matter of consideration at home, in consequence of the opinions pronstilgated at Bombay. The objections _to its exercise, ax, far as "'lards the Supreme Court alone, are well stated by the Chief Justice, but it is also a manifest, and it might easi!y be a mischievous inconsienience, to have two Legislative Bodies, subjecting the determinations of the Supreme Administration to the revision, and possible subversion of that,which, in the general government al the countiy, is a subordinate authority. i , . . . ... lt 6 . ‘ , , 1 1 . ) , 4 ! . i tt ' 1 • 11 3 . , .11., - i • , .., , .., .1. 4 . 1 . , Sr. MASTUOIXIVI • FillittrAßY 9, 1898. TO SCAVENGERS,. WE ICE NI AKERS, &c. THE VESTRYMEN of this PARISH hereby give Notice. that they will meet in the Vestry Room, in the Court-Home of the said Parish, on SATURDAY, the Ist day of March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Tenders from Persons willing to Contract for the BREEZE and ASHES of the said Parish, and also for Carting away the SLOP and SWEEPINGS therefrom, for One Year, from the 6th day of April next. The said Vestrymen intend Contracting for the Sale of the Breese and Ashes, either separately from, or in conjunction with the Carting away the Slnp and Sweepings, which. ever may be found most eligible, on the opening of the Tenders.— The Payment of One Quarter of the Year's Contract Money must be made to said Vestrymen, on the signing of the Contract,and be continued to Ise,paid One Quarter in advance throughout the Con tract. The said Parish is to be Cleansed in Five distinct Divisions, Particulars of which, and also of the periods of Cleansing, together with Forms of the respective Contracts, and Tenders, may be had of the Surveyor, Mr. J. 11. Cook, at the Court House. The said Vestrymen find their own Sweepers, and their Contract Payments are made Quarterly. AU Tenders tope sealed up, and no Tender will he received after Eleven o'Clock on the saist Ist day of March neat.—By Order of the Vestry. • J. If. GREENWELL, Vestry Clerk. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex. pence, brought to perfections . Label.of such singular constiuction and extreme dilbzulty of execution, that they treat will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like lace of a pink colour covera the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed, in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, as also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lace pawn, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use Are printed as before black letters ou white grouad.--97, High-Holborn, Sept. 11125.