Star. — London, England, 1828-05-10 00:00:00

- 5..; "./ f l / 4 • . s . • 4 I N • • ,•1 1. t•' 4st imottio s ti i • ~; )(\ .; ere) tv. 7; 4 1 (air 4 . ; 2,858.] INV) UNION CANAL HEREBY GIVEN, that the next SSF.MBLY of the COMPANY of PRO GRAND UNION CANAL will be I Anchor Them, in the Strand. London, on Day of June next, at Eleven o'Cluck in the he Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock It. C. SALE, Ckrk to the Company. Surreratreet, Strand, May, Ins. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 7, 188. EREBY GIVEN, that a SESSION TERMINER, and GAOL DELIVERY :es committed on the Higb Seas, within the miralty of England, will be keldnst Justice y, London, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th of clock in the morning: Rulers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose , charged with Offences committed on the the said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby a copy of the Commitment of every such Las Joon, the Solicitor of the Admiralty, at ricaster.place, Straud, London, in order that s may be taken, for removing all such Pri- Gaol of Newgate, for Trial, at the said in aU Mayors, Justices, Coroners, and other any Inquisitions, futsattnatioaa, Baaanina. :es say been ban takes, sesseleing say sulk d to transmit the same forthwith, to Mr. c Clerk of Arraigns to the High Court of I, at his °Mee, at the Sessions House, in the J. W. CROITIL GENTLEMEN. and AGRICUL :rneral, are respectfully Informed, that Bf• N- I'ON has now prepared, at hi: Manufactory, tux PROOF RICK CLOTHS, made In rOLIVI COMPLETE, at very moderate it of the above most useful Articles this , •o favour bins with their early Orders.— rßwrs to any Size or Parern; NET NO for Fruit Dees; Sacks, Ropes, Tyers, sly attended to. Address, at full length, lITGTON, 5, Tooloy.atreet, Londotl. lllth Cloths, Marquees and Tents let on bite. NEW WORKS, A C KUM A NN, 96, STRAND. piiblisbecl, in Elrphant Ita t ild S * S PICTURESQUE d 1M ES, from the Source to its Month: Was no- coloured Views, a Map, and Vignettes; igs Liken on the spot by Mr. Wu. WICTALL. n Work to Ackermann s !Picturesque Tours ne, and the Ganges. To be completed in Six us Letter-picas, price 14s. each. A very few r, 3tc. After the Sixth Number Is published, td to Non-Subscribers. GIBRALTAR, from Drawings by Lies till Infantry. Small folio, India paper, 15s. ru SIRS: a Series of Forty-four coloured •sios taken front Life; with a Descriptioc to Is, I es._ and DESCRIPTION of the GRAND inn by the British Ambascador, Sir Henry , at the conclusion of the Carnival, 11126... ltel. deftly 4to. 12s. GRIFFIN ; a Burlesque Poem, descriptive I a Cadet in the East India Company's Scr .oluured Plates, royal Ilso. 21s. iITURE; consisting of Twenty seven co rum Deigns by A. Pugin ; with descriptive ig bound, 255. iou r Nor NG ; Twenty-one Humorous iayings. Price, plain, Ss. coloured, 9s. LIT CONTRACTS. IN VILLA, OLD BROMPTON. SLR COTTAGE RKSTDENCE, 5, COACH HOUSE, STABLE, COW ,AWN, PLEASURE. GROUNDS. OltY, GARDEN AND PADDOCK. 6 ith immediate Possession. LD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, rarwiek House. Regent-street), ILE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Clad rulstNG • nodious VILLA RESIDENCE, aril for the accootmuslation of ,ILLY of RESPECTABILITY. VILLA, .situate at OLD BROMPYON, Lesedyince of the Rev. WM. Gulo4tY ; rich Carriage Drire,encluseil by Folding Gates; - I CONTAINING well proportioned Thawing Room ; Dining lievvatory, Store Clow, and Inner i.—Seven commodious Bed Cis/tubers and et Floor—Three Sleeping Rooms. !stic Offices, enclosed Yard, with Coach House ; +•fts over ; Cow House and l'iggeriel; Drying sarden well stocked, cropped, and plaited, with ruit Trees; Parterres of Flowers, Gravelled uck beyond. r 'rickets, which, with Particulars, nay be bad 170, Itegtht-street. .E AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY )FFICES, COACH HOUSE ; STABLE. Stc. ;ROUNDS, PRODUCTIVE GARDEN and Cropped, with choice Fruit Trees, &c. FURNISHED. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, • 137 Mei ROBINS, Warwick Mine, itescin street) UNIMODIOUS MANSION, whited. ' for the Accommodation of a MILY OF DISTINCTION, :net, commanding most extensive and luxuriant interesting and varied Scenery, with excellent attached and detached; delightful Nowt laid out, Lawn, Shrubberies. Conservatory, a ;ve Kitchen garden, fully stocked, cropped, and clothed with choice Fruit Trees is full bearing ; Ickes, Stu . .s• he use of a Cow and Paddock.— iut , •321ka North of the Metropolis. 7 Tickets, which, with FirticArs, may be had u. 170, Regent meet. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1828. SALES POSTPONED. NEW FOREST, HAMPSHIRE. BURLEY PARK MANSION. SEATED IN A PARK, MANOR abounding with GAME . FARM HOUSES, AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, COTTAGES. PUBLIC HOUSE, &c. AND VPWARDI OF SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF LAND, Situate between RINGWOOD and LYNDHURST. Mit. ROBINS, w— 41 WICk itt•gent-street, informs the Public, that the above Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ADVERTISED to be SOLD by AUCTION at Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Curnbill, on Tramway, the 22d May instant. IS POSTPONED Until THURSDAY, the 26th June, 1228. 170, Regenustreet, Bth May, Ins. SALES BY AUCTION. BANKS OF THE THAMES. DELIGHTFUL ELEGANT FAMILY COTTAGE ORNEE, A short distance from the BISHOP of LONDON'S PALACE, at FULHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee Howe. 'Change.alley, Cornbill, On Motenav,lse 2d day of June, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUAI3LE ANI) UNIQUE LEASEHOLD ESTATE—comprising ROSE BANK COTTAGE, Placed on a beautiful Lawn, and Terrace Bank sloping to The River Thames, With Gardens, Pleasure Ground, and Meadow Land, containing PRICE SEVENPENCE. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 9. BANKRUPTS. William Masson, late of Queen4treet, Chrapside, Trierchint, surrender, May 16, 20, and June 20. at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basliighall.street. Attornies, Messrs. Kirkman and Co. CannonAltreet. Charles Fletcher fiallivant, Ripley, Derbyshire, dealer and chap man, May 13, 14, at the King's Head Inn, Duffield, awl June 20, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Derby. Attorney, Mr. William Alexander James, Charlotte-row Mansion House. James Nicholls, Kidderminster, Worcester:hire, innkeeper, May 28, 29. and Juno 20, at eleven, at the George lan and Commer cial Hotel, Ledbury. Anomie., Messrs. Clarke and-Co. Chan cery.lane ; or Mr. Joseph Allen Higgins, ladbury. Thomas Gains, Loughborough, Leicestershire, corn-taxer. May 39, 20, and June 20, at eleven, at the Rutland, Miss Inn, Lei cester. Anoraks, Mews. Mime and Co. Now Inn; or Mr. Bond, Leicester. James Stevens Deverell.street, Warner-street, Great Dovlr.road. Surrey, bui lder, May 13, 23, and June 20, at seven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. hlr. J. Fitch, Union -street, Southwark. William Thomas Roper. jun. Houndsditch, carpenter, May fa. June 3, and 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Mink rupts. BasinghaU.street. Attorney, Mr. Cranch, Union -court, Broad-street. William Henry Briant, Oliver -terrace, Mile Enif-road, coal-coer chant, May 23, at ten, June 3, at elcven, and 20, at ten, at the Court of Commiabioners of Bankrupts, 13singhall•atreet. At. MR. ROBINS. of Warwick House, Regent-street. informs the Public that the Wowing ESTATES. via. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES, situate at WESTBOURN E G It ERN ; VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE, FULWELL LODGE, Near TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX; ADVERTISED to be SOLD by AUCTION at Guraway's Colit.e House, 'Change Alley. Carnbill, on 'footway, the 23d Instant. ARE POSTPONED Until Tneasorr, the nth June next. 170, Regent Street, nth May, Ihlll. jUirg. ROBINS, of War +Pick Haase, Itegent-street, IN& httessts the Public, tbat the following ESTATES, tit. VILLA RESIDENCE, situate in Regent's Park; A VALUABLE AND UNIQUE VILLA RESIDENCE, ROSE BANK COTTAGE, situate at Mum ; A VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE, lIAN WELL GROVE. situate at Hartwell, on the road to Usbridge; ADVERTISED to be SOLD by AUCTION. at Garraway's Coffee Mese, Thane Alley, 0)11'11111, on Tounsoar the 224 May Instant, A RE POSTPONED Until Mouser the 2d June nest. 170, Resest.street, Stli May, 1828. SALES BY AUCTION. REGENT-STREET, ST.. JANES'S. ELIGIBLE COMPACT DWP,14.410 HOUSE, Adapted for a Professional Geot4man,,a4.4, Sae ciaupanding Situation fig TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Ur. ROBINS, (O( Warwick House, Resent-street), At Gateway's Calve House, 'Change Allty. Corn's*, On Musnsav the 2d of June , 3828. at Twelve &Clock VALUABLE LEASEHQI,D ES At• E, " COMPILISING • A - Convenient anti Comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, _ . Handsomely fitted op, and adapted for a Professional Gentleman, Public US*, as riser id Business, advantageously situate No. ISt, REGENT S MEET. Containing, on the Upper Floor, Three good. Sleeping Raman, and a small one, with flat Ceilings ; Housemaid's Closet, dtc On the Second Story, Two good Bed Chamber ;, Wald Papered ; Marble Chimney Pieces, and. Dressuig Room; roomy Laddlng, Water Lloset,aisd Clams with Sink. On tho Principal Floor, Two Llrawing Roonis„ . handsomely Sued up, Communkating by , Folding Dome, Walls Summed and Palmed, Finilbod with Gilt Mouldings, had *teary Marble Chimney Pieces. Ground Floor, .Private Entrance, Ruler Hall, contmodinsts Staircase, Ransom and Mahogany Handrail, Walls.Stueecied and Painted. : • • A commodiou s Room in Front, Walls Stuccoed ;ad Painted, adored ow a Parlasr,UlSot, ate qtr d Swam lamPtabelkades by Folding Doors to a Dining Parlour, a Gentleman* Dressing Room, and Water Closet. Basement, a commouious Kitchen, with Dresser and Shelves, Butler's Pantry, Closet under Staircase, Larder, Servant's Water Closet, Yard, and Wash' House; Frum - Area, Scullery, Sink, and Water laid on; Wine Cellar, with Catacombs, Beer and Coal C.ol.tr. Duyholt, &c. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION MAY BE HAD. To be viewed by Tickets: PArticulars may be had on the Premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Nu. 170, Regent. street, of whom Tictets for viewing may be b;4. • SURREY. DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, In the Parishes of MITCHAM, NORDEN, SUTTON, and CARSH ALTON ; Distinguished FAMILY ItIiSIDENCE, FARMS, And LANDS, • liorr FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hou-e, Regent-street) At Garraway'sCoffee.bouse,'Cbange-alley;Cornhill, On Tutonsr, the nth of June, MS, at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS, THE Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATKS=coutatsnw MITCHA AI GROVE, An elegant and beautiful Residence, late in the Occupation and the Property of a Gentleman of the I lighest Respectability. A substantial Budding, Stuccoed. erected on a handsome Devation, seated on a fine Lawn, surrounded with Pirasure Grounds and Shrubberies, Dry Gravelled Walks, laid out with great Taste The River Wandle, A fine Stream of Water flows in Front and through the Grounds, weU stored with Trout and other Fish. _ _ The Howe consists of Suites of spacious elegant Apartments On the Ground Story; Capital Bed Chambers and Dressing Rooms on the first Floor, With secondary Bed Chambers and Servants Apartments over. Domestic Offices of all descriptions ; Yard, with Coach Houses and *able+, Productive Walled Gardens; with Hot Hoists Graperys, Con servatories, and enclosures of rich Meadow faind, ornamented With stately Timber, containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES. Also—A besirabk Residence, with Offices, Garden, and Meadow Land —about THIItTEEN ACRES, In Poisesiibn of Mr. SMITH. A Handsome Residence, suited fur. a Gentleman's Family, with Offices, Coach Home, Stables, and good Gardena and Land, sitaeLv THIRTY "svo ACRES • • Of Meadow Land, • In Possession of Lady Gann. Several compact Pleasant Cottage. with Gardens ; the capital Flour Mills and the Snuff Mills, with Dwelling Houses and Gar dens; a Paper Mill and various Outbui/ilings, in Possession of Mane. Glover. An eligible compact . Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with Ofbces, Gardens, Shrubbery, Plantation, Walk by the side of The Wandle, and Cottage Residence contiguous • A capital Freehold Farm. with Cottage Ferme Guide, Lit about TWO AUNOREff ACRES f *aglow, Pasture, and Arable Lind, with Agricultural Buildinp; A compact FREEHOLD FARM, With Farm Home, and 4gricultural Buildinp adj o i n i ng , w i t h ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES In band; several Enclosures of rich Meadow and Atable Land, and Land adjoining, on which there ire eligible Sites for Balking. The whole Xstate, shout • FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRE& To be viewed by Tickets only ; the Mansion from Eleven ts Pour. Sundays excepted. Particulate may be bad en the Premises; at the King's Dead, Mitcham; . Greyhound, Croydon; Spread E w sflus; Red Lion, Dorking; Crown, Guildford; the Libraries, Brighton; of Messrs. White. Blake and Houseflies S. lickoss. Ewes -street, Strand tat Gateway's; and of Mr. Robins. N. 170, Regentuttret; whete s Plan of the Estate tigAy be we"' and of idiots Tickets for *Wog , may be had. • V PWA /MS 0r SEVEN ACRES, All compact, and its the most complete Orders The Property of a Gentleman of Rank. THE HOUSE Centains Entrance Hall, And-Room, Drawing Room, Eating Parlour, forming a range of elegant Apartments, opening to an extensive Rustic Virando; a Breakfast Parlour, capital Library, and Gentleman's Dressing Room ; a Vestibule, and Two light Staircases leading to the First Story, which consists of Seven ex cellent Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Waiting Room, Staircase. and Water Closet, with live Sleeping Rooms ever; large Closet, dm. The Offices comprise Butter a Room, Housekeeper's Room, excel Cellar, illidesed Tad, width (Si d ioisses Bearstifql Terra*, Wa Sown, and Paddocks; all in comp er, caption of a Gentlens Leasesfor Lives, renew a low To be viewed by Tickepaomly : Pat ?retrains; at the King's Anna, Kama mond; Star and Garter, Keel Bridge; White, Solicitors, Great Marlborough.. of Mr. Robius. No. 170, Regent-stmt. • ' DELIGHTFUL. VILLA REGENTS - With detached COACH HO) Neat ENTRANCE LODGE, PLBASURE GROU N DS, TO BE SOLD • By Hr. RO) (Of Warwick House, At Garraway's Coffeehouse, On MONDAT, the 24 day of Jane. AVALUABLE LEA LEASE held for a term of upwards of Ninety' Viers; A UNIQUE VILLA RESIDENCE, . • Erected on a handsome Elevation. in the Italian style, elegantly Stied up, and adapted for the sconnisodatios of a NOBLEMAN, OR FAMILY or Distmersoi; Seated on a Lawn of Three Acres, in the Ring on the North side of tha REGENT'S PARK, With a Lodge at the Entrance, and spacious Carriage Drive; approached by a Sight of Steps to a neat Entrance Hall, foklim; Glazed Doors, opening to a noble lofty Inner Hafl, with an elegant Geometrical Staircase, wilt Iron Balostre and bia.hoginpnaaid•raf. On the West Side, two Drawing ROOMS with oheig Dm% elegantly fitted up ; Windows to the Poor, and Venttcai 1 opening to the Grouods. A Bowed Library, sod Parlour, commanding delightful Views of the Park, the '•, and the varied Sormery of the contigoou• HOW; a•Geotirmon's Dressing Room, Bath Room, Closet,and Water Closet, &5,.; as elegant Gallery around the Han, coastnpaicasing with the truisms Apartment* op the First Floor, consisting of a Lady 's H th Room, handsomely Papered, and French Wiadows, Dressing and lied Chamber beyond. Ou the West side, two capital principal Bed Chambers. Mali• sonsely papered, and three others on the East.gitie ; four Anemic few servants in the upper part of the House. Basement Story—ars excellent Range of light Domestic °Bees consisting of a Kitchen, fitted up wkh Dressers and Blob" iclUery. Clam under the Stairs wrapaimpt &ow 'War 1b dbe Salm ainej/kama.; two Wine Cellars. Housemaid's Closet, Servant's Hall, and Men Servant's Sleeping Rion'', Housekeeper's Room, Butter's l'atitry and Bed Room, three Larders, Servants' entrance, Knife-hole, with Engine to supply the Premises with Water, if required ; but the whole of the Premises are amply supplied with Soft Water. Detached—A Stable Yard, enclosed by Folding Gates; two Four-stall Stables, and Coach House for Six Csrriage,; Men's Sitting Room and Bed Room ; Harness Room, Flay f.ufr, &c. Coachman's ROOM at the end of the Building. The Ground* are beautifully laid out in lawn, with Parterres of Flowers and Shrubs, in'ersected by Gravelled Walks, screened from the Road by Plant coons, and separated from the Park (over which it has a full command) by a Ha ha ; the water in the per. spective, and the varied scenery of the adjacent Hills and Country To be viewed, between 11 and 5 each day. by Tickets only ; particulars may be bad on the premises, at the Subscription Housei and Hotels in St. James's-street and Bond-►trees ; of Messrs. Lang. ford and Walfords, Solicitors, Southampton-street, Strand; at , Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street—of whom 'rickets for viewing way be had. DANWELL, MIDDLESEX, A short distance from the Itoadto Uxbridge, Eight Niles from Oxford-street. DESIRABLE. FAMILY RESIDKNCR, With LAWN, PLEASURE GROUND, capital GARDEN, COACH-HOUSE, and STABLES, COW-HOUSE, STACK•YARD, COTTAGES, and MEADOW LAND, Nearly THIRTY ACRES; Land Tax R..deented, except a tew Shillings. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's /Inuse, 'Change Alley, Carob!ll, - On Moitoav, the 2d day of June. up" at Twelve o'Clock, VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, _ _ _ Laud Tax Redeemed, except a few Shillings, commits° A commodintai Residence, beautifully situate at Hanwell, At a convenient distance from the road to Uxbridge ; HANWELL GROVE, _ _ Handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the Accommodation and immediate rec4tion of a Family of Distinction ; seated on a Lawn, upon an Eminence, commanding the delightful Scenery of the adjacent Country, which is pleasantly undulated, and highly Pic turesque. The House is approached by a Fore-Court, with Car riage Drive, to an Entrance Hall Paved ; an Anti-Room leading to an elegant Drawing Room, Windows to the Moor, opening to the Lawas,communicating to a Bowed Dining Parlour; a Library, Bowed, all handsomely fitted up ; a principal Staircase to the First Floor; with School Room, Sleeping Room, and Anti-Room con-v, meted therewith. Two capital Bowed principal Bed Chair.bers ; soother Bed Chamber ; Passage leading to another excellent Bed Chamber, with Dressing Room, Housemaid's Closet, Water Closet, and Four good Sleeping Rooms fur Servants; Secondary Staircase, a Nursery, Bed Chatober, and Maids Room. The Offices are judiciously arranged, and have every requisite for the Establish mezit,essassisting of a Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, House maid's Closet, Servant's Hall, Men's Cleaning Room; an excellent Kitchen, with Closets and Scullery, cool Dairy, Wash House, Bake House, Larders, &c. with Laundry, Fruit Room, &c. over; Cellars in the Basement; Drying Ground and Poultry Yard. Stable Yard, enclosed by Folding Gates, newly erected Stable for Five Homes, Coach House for Four Carriages, • Lofts, and Harness Roan. FARM YARD, With Cow Houses, Calf Pens, Piggery, Orchard, Rick Yard, Cattle Sheds, &c. An excellent Walled Garden, Clothed with numerous choice Fruit Trees, Greta House, &c. The Lawn is very tastefully arranged with Pirteries of Flowers, Shrubs, and 'halving Evergreens, with extensive gravelled Walks. Two Cottages, with Gardens, secluded from the Mansion ; and Productive Meadow Land ; the whole containing nearly THIRTY • ACRES, Lying all compact, pleasingly varied, and ornamented with Stately' Timber Trees. To be viewed by Tickets: Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at the King's Arms, Ilanwell; Old Hats, Ealing; White Horse, Utbridge ; Red Lion, Hounslow; Pidgeon., Brentford ; Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Messrs. Wishaw and Sons, Soli citors, Holborn.conrt, Gray's Inn; at Garraway's; and f Mr. Hobos, Warwick House, No. 170, Regent-strect. 01 tltetY: 1 , , elsWillera;ut 0,16. 4 3.4.i. elatepa.' *y 30, George l'aekwooil; shoe wisitgaeturer, at .w.O May 3u, flihr, Mos Aort;,rftiaett plater, at ten. Juse 3, Viaisse Bushey, Upper Oeuund4llloll,, Surrey. lroontonser i at tao. Jullte3," Wst. Itryttaw Ind Dowell Ihreitenste, Corntillt. dr uggist., at elem. y 30, George Bug _lse, Eaton. Buckinghamshire, everier;stallOss:" wurso, .wiia Dempsey an f John Rai% ittset, Viriaarawpre, mow relhows, at ten. Joss", Thee. Mims Beeol-wroet, atetioner, at ten. May 30. )0190 Air*, Sr._ ary Axe, drugsht, at twelve. June 6, Iloa =illutulisry exam ttosent-street, wiLuter!, at ten. Jose 6, • Abort L.s Old -street, watchmaker. at tine. Jane 6, 3. • H. Brown, Duke surer, Manchester-squase, cleans, at twelve. • lopewiel We'll) , Allege of the Prices of Beiti,tt Corn. which mover, losponsiiou t conformably to lOW Act of lee 7th an 4 atih 13.1 n. re. NE*, *side vp to Key meat 665. Oil. Oats 21s. 04. Beans 375. $4. esehry 31s. 'M. 3114. 1.1. 1 Peas 36e. ea. Wiudmmifir Weeily Average. Wheat 4 80. 9i. 'Q 20s. CI. Beans 365. W. Barley 10s. 74. IR I Rye 31s. Id. Peas Z7s. 04. .. Pantry, Servant's Hill, Knife torney, Mr. Charles &clic, 014 liro;d-Wreet. - , client Kitchen, Scullery, Wise Isaac Parley, liast-strert, Brighton, haberdt,her, May 15, at one, r, he. 27, at twelve, and June 20, at one, at the Court of Cortunts- a es and to* , r and •.. • . • • t • , and re- J ' 1 , 41 . 44 . "" . s ti b dllsoper, My ID, f. I I- ate iii. to at ' 4'l'. •`. ...•- " '''i'''.! 1 : 4 Coasmissiewilt ow Mollt. . , a , irlirk '* - 1.. • ' ,W. Josiah Tomei, ilbami Pardlidan ;*Cealir lima and Y nt i T , a • .. * 4 " ':. '. 4I ‘ ..b .:S ' ; . • ; leinataer did.r-ad, mast and ..• die; of Wore. MdM at alteep L and 29. at ttl, at the , L.... 4 r " oglratreet ;at Gantaanty's; and 0 ~ •, . ' liistrt.pni..mittetall-straet. At- treat. ' 4 * ' l6 ' Vis. Fustillbeatpreart, Nickolas- I.LA RISIOKKOL ie's PARK; Ism Peorfik . - iptill ar r :oaa May 2Q, Jona 3, at OUSE* and sidles, en& .. nuedocers of Bank- • - , , Brotegth Shoradkel. wkh CA 111 U V • *fro- SU RUSB ' • r, May 26, 27, ill , °AMMO - • are AIM 20, at * " at . 4pmdi tre Inn, Carlida • OBIS& glib. Mlle;litiliel or Mr. Keats, he, 1 , e, • • IMVID Lt.-STILE= ne. 18111. at k, J.* IR AlelSOlinn • 11,10,11 , till' S E MOLL) Sir AT& 11 " 1 " diad li er4 * OO 3 . 8114 Jell" Spear , .I.°`4. illi•••• I aper.ow, Ws ...um._ ' lbw na_ attur4e i'aekwoolL - FRENCH PAPERS. NMI Till eampli "mutes. DAVID KAY 8. PARIS, ".%lAr 7. It is probable that while we are writint; this, Walla chia and Moldavia are occupied by the Rus,ian arrnie.. Thete is news horn Constantinr•ple of the 1 lth of April. The capital was perfectly tranquil. T e Porte considered the Haiti Scheriff of the '2O h December sufficiently justifie.l by the declaration of Itnssta, V. Inch, it says, had thrown off the mask. The Reis Effendi said, on this occasion, to a European Consul, that the policy of Rirssia was now evident—that instead of one war it desired two—one in its name, the other for what was called the pacification of Greece; ani that it was necessary it should be so, to open the eyes of the other Powers. The Florence Gazette says, that Count Cap d'l,tria has given orders to set at liberty all the Turks of both sex .s who %ere prisoners in the hands tit the Greeks, and that a certain► number of them had already arrived at S r.yrna. 711014 THE INIESSAGER DRS CHAMEDES, MAY 7. SECOND SAHTION. T. e Lyons Gazette contains the following news, which is destitute of all probability:—" A letter from Tinsloa •:f the 20th April says— For some days past it has been reported here that troops of the expedition at first destined for the Morea, are to go and take possession of the Balearic Islands, which are said to be ceded by his Majesty Ferdinand VII. in payment of the debts due by Spain to France. It is added, that Prince Polignac has succeeded in removing the difficulties raised on this subject by Engl.ind.'" Faints Fusers, MAT 7.—Five per Cents. 105 f. Ot.—Thret 70f. 10c.—liank Actions, I,9oo—Neapolitan, 761. 30e.--.Spanish (18513) 71f. ie.—Exchange ou London, one month, 25f. 25c.—Three '.if. 15c. • NORWAY. The following are the principal passages of the KING'S Speech delivered on the opening of the Sessions of the Storthing, on the 21st ult. "The negociations with Prussia have had the succcts which I announced to you at the opening of the ordi nary Storthing. A Treity of Commerce and liecipi o city, equally useful to the two Stotts, has been cor,- cluded and ratified. " The navigation of the Black Sea has been opened to the flags of the tw.. kingdoms, without any right of pre-emption for the Porte. I hope that the difference s which exist in the East will not be sufficient motives for any contravention of the Treaty on the pact of the Ottoman Ministry. " The Ratifications of the Treaty of Commerce with I the United States of America have been exchanged at ‘Vashington. You will see with pleasure that the Articles , which checked the development of our commerce with those States, have been annulled. ••'T'he Convention which has just been signed at Petersburgh between the United Kingdom and Rosara, will be communicated to you as soon as the excharte of the Ratification shall have been effected. This Trra;% founded upon mutual confidence, will afford to the u Ade of Norway fresh advantages and real facilities. The negotiation of a Treaty of Commerce with Brazil has been begun. I am occupied in preparing for the United Kingdom, in the other States of the American Confluent, that reception, and thoie.facrlitieg, which for siz years we have granted them Ia our Perrs.". f f rt r ~~ ~ {. h 1 ,. 1 P c'. i ! 2 li i I .; I . 1 I 1 i i I 1 1 i I t r Ili . ' i . 1 4 ' t i , I ,- i 1 s i 1 : 1 / 11 , - . 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