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Vet yA Ronk I in tbd atuithass 1. Midis Machu Low* It, Pure: Ind City: es, Mu Colonel itnpbt:lli Cop:Alt: ; Al. , i and tavi dajr>ty't frauutil ar Come Ceylon from St: ; Major ra. Mai o Rata. Healy, • . Reyler :ed front 'arrival r, 1824 ; c Vitro, •, sailed pore the inber. lava r the or China. thy tattra :o Slop. lur3, but ill, f rom In Dom en, Mr%, raves; J iuhanue, :ut. Fitz- Kenstsall, I' Duual Uldren of e, Lieut. sedum CHIC Matte em Trio= flighamei re Mita.. isfaitt, for tot the London )radon the the 20th rnton, re. `WAlsin, n of ditto, 7arr, died Air,. 111 Kellar, Simpsun, Ws, were me is die 3 uspicion the City, oaken, of inn, wbo Iriday. man, was Edenton ► years as le elder le Sore the age LL4111,111P% a. 11 r 10 of Noble. et. school. ire. riellb' MK. min to tie of Go no 4 et Wetoloo, son, to the of Nivea ass, Geoe- I, Egg. SA. Ai m al iir. the late OIL r, Esq. hi. la. ,ss. 1 0 1 0 0 • O 0 O 1 o 0 O 0 ikOW. NUMBER I Aim. ARMY CONTRACTS. TREASURY CHAMBERS, Ounstitseriat Department, Apr SS, 1a25. • N OTICE -is hereby given to all Persons desirous contracting to supply • BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,. Quarters, and Barracks; M the undermentioned Counties: • BERKS, MIDDLESEX, KENT, SUSSEX. To the Iltiusehohl Troops in London and the Vicinity. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty lifth day of June next; that Proposals in Writing, scaled up and marked " Tender for Arnty Supplit3," will be received at this Office on or before the 26th day of May, but none will received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. • Proposals must be made separately for each County, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stand in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Con tract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless mace on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it so happen that during the Continuance of the Contract no Troops 'should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amnia of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by tit Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts mly be had upon Application these Chambers, between the Hours of Ten and Four. P. S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be wen at this Olfice, between the Hours of Twelve and Two. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Ap►tl 27, 182.5. 91 1 1-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT/.D COMPAAY -rf lIIERCHAH7'S of ENGLAND, trading the EAST INDIES, do hereby girt Notice, That a GEN Fit A L COUWF will be held at their House Leaderiliall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the iith MAY next, from Eleven o'Coth in the Forenoon, until Six in the Eveniug, BALLOT on the following Question, agtee:tbly to the Act of the 58th Geo. 3. Cap. 83, vie. " That this 'Court cut,firm the Resolution of the Court of " Directors of the 50th ultimo, whereby the Commander and " Owners of the late Ship &tuber* fully acquitted (roman imply i ll " tion of stcgle:t or MiaCconduct r in rgspect•to the loss of that Ship. In order to determine by stsch &Hot, whether threw parts our of the Proprietors present as such General Court, concur with e Court of Directors, in acquitting tint Commander and Owners f the late Ship Kent, from all imputation of neglect or Klemm. -duet respecting the loss of that Ship. The Papers respecting the lou of the said Ship are open at this Nouse, for the perusal of the Proprietors. PETER AUBBR, deafest Secretary. ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS' SHIP CANAL. TO THE EDITOR OF Tin?. STAR. Qlll.—l pledge myself in the most unqualified manner, to prove to the satisfaction of any Gentleman who may favour me with a call, that unless the contract entered into by Subscribers, is so framed as to bind them, their Heirs, Executors, and Advil bistrators, for all the instalments of their Shares, notwithstanding a transfer of them, before the wbole of the calls due theeesin shall have been made, such contract is not a compliance with the Standing Order of the lions, of Lords, No. 192. It is unnecessary to con trovert the opinions of the Attorney-General, and the other Bar risters consulted by Messrs. KING and Limn, so far as they go, and I should not presume to do it ; but it is quite clear that the House of i.ords will (if they allow the present contract to stand, and its 'Viet be as contended for), insist upon the insertion of a Clause the BiU, rendering the Contractors permanently li..ble ; and whether inch Contractors are' liable, as the Deed is at present framed, is of little coniequence, because they will undoubtedly be so, when the Bill'paseel into 440.-I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Green's Hotel, Lincoln's-inn-fields, ?UCH. BROADMEAD. April 28, 1825. NEW DIGEST TO THE TERM REPORTS. This day was published: in Two Vols. Royal Stmt. price £2.25. /IL DIGESTED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS, and others, analytically arranged ; containing all the Points of Law argued and determined in the Coons of King's Bench. Conn pion-Pleas, and EiChequer, during the Reigns of Oeorge I li. and IV. conpatied In the Kerins of Anstruther, H. Blackstone, W. Itilackstnife, BOSamittet and Puller, Barnewillod Alderson. RIM. 05044 CledwelLikndetlckand Ilingtam, Borrow, Cowper, Dou glas, Durnford and East, Kau Forrest, Loft, lestattalt; *tante . and Sehrym - ; Uwe. New Brin;ns, Prim Smith-, Taunton, Wight. wick, Wilson; with Tables of Reference, &c. containing the sub ' stance of nearl One Hundred Volumes. ttott; improved - and - enlarged. By ANTHONY HAMMOND, Esq. Of the lamer Temple. London; Printed Ow i. and W. T. parks, Law Booksellers, ?octopi-street, Lincoln's Inn. CHAtierftlf` PRACTICI4. This day was published, by I' apt IV:retainer, Law Dboltsellers, Portugs ' , street; in Too . visiii Ciro. piles 41 is,. boards, pit PRESEiff- PRACTICE :10 . ectrrB thk 11 I II COURT pf cijOrdintY with Phttical Direc tions and Iternatilatir die if* of Silage** and-Rnidasee of the Solicitorin the Conducting of aTause, from the coawnencomeo its close:, .sad in condoning .proesedings is Lunacy and Matters under thojurisdigtiog of the Court, or of the Lord Chancellor ; ' which the practice of the Coen, grid:particularly.befotethe.lfastpr, it fully explained; containiog a valuable Colloction of useful Prece dents, with the addition of the Modern Cases, and the late (*dors of Court relative to Fees. By S. TUliNTilk,- floliettor. Sixth F.dition, considerably 'enlarged and iinproyed, By aoarnur VENABLRS, Bst One of the Clerks in Court *the Chancery (nee. grateful to Fortune for - enabling him to di tribute Eleven Capital Prises among Ids best Frietlalls Public, on the vety last Drawing, solicits - a fontlAuance of their hooters in the present Lottery, containing Prise. of increased . slue, and of a greater Variety, viz. Two of ,000,000 Two 10,000 Two . 5,000 1k ides TWENTY other CAPITALS, and NO BLANKS! At every Number will be sure of .H Ilt Oils A" ALL IN ONE DAY, 31st of MAT, 'When every Number will be dt Met; unitiVerf Ticket a Prise. LUSH button! peel:Marl, fortunate in Win; Prises of 430.10 e nue have beep qtly Twu Schemes, containing Three Prises 410,000 :in tbt fi rst, BINH sold ALL Tait 'PH ItF.E% and t the jast, he sold Too out of the T'bree Prises of litirty Timn.andt 14b11 ete sold the !first 4,10,00 Q ever drawn,--•-the Last £30,000 4 . rer . dra w n , —in th e last Th ree M a ntis o f tut tear he wild Tian vtigel of 410,000 and three Prima of 111,01114--ond in the aver, Li " Dr4 w;Fig. 12:h April, fllbfl gold mid shared No. 7,(44 rriseot £so,ooo, In bittern Siiteenths, aild'Teti edit &Oka* a variety of Shares. . Tickets bud SharVs are on see es BISII'S Offices, 4 Cornbdl, and 9, Charin g - C ues, London. , V Tbe !Alert will b e a ll d rawn t h e 31 s t this Miittft,lll ll 4 ntere.Lostery lets will be passed. by Nuili.unctlil IW, 10 a IC • • . 744 i . • . • - - 'C ' te; Ze,.. - • se'. et*, ' .Oi . • • Fr et. e • . . ie ..2 . 3 11 1 • • --%kiwas.• . 4; .5 • • ~ 4 :, a, ---!_,_„).- . O I . Atii› ..,.. „... 'r •/'• ' e . ', Itt / ' iip 410 0. "V 2.1\ s . 1 44 • i \ • , / 4 . 8 , I . 1 : 1 . 1 ib ‘ ~ - 4 11,._, 0 , , r,....4.3- _, Aki( .._ • ....... . .: • . , , . 1 . • .... -... • ee• •14 0 • - . • A .' o - - • ... ' 444. -.1.,•-•.... ~,, . , c.igia) ...- - : ...-. .•ti , 4,t -. • J ' I . 1 - .......„„ 0 jpp I • c it w . i• . . kg . • . i . ' . • ' • - . •..,. . , - . , ~.... • . • • ' • '. • - . . . ( • ” 1 : •' S 4 EVlliti PhNfttS . • TU ENiDAY.- MAX 3, 18:''.5. . . • . . ... „...... , . , c , • ' ' • ,w,,„ ~: 4 ..,..1,J'C1 a •! . .. " 777 1 . 1-64611 41114 t . . ST. KATHAROIK DOCKS • DucKiNGll4.6lsulltg. PARLIAMSNFARY .PHUGENDMbIi: , 1 Jpst published, price 21. • VOTES for the Borough of AYLESBURY, and Dainty ese.-- • • • ii 5. OBSERVATIONS upon the " CASE of the LCOT• - . of BUCKS; HOUSE OP WILD!, ItiVir . k. , of DON DOCKS."-Audi alteram percent. ' , own te sieu.usiuM . • , Sold by J. Al. Richerdson, No. 23, Cornizill. ~, • FREEHOLD TENEMENTS. Mr. Parson, wet this day heard al litigtffor the heir at bolo, ' • .4,' . .., OUTBU I LDIAGS, 0A RD ENS, &c. -------._,_------.............. *beetles to set asi& that will, en the gitnudd of nitesemitsly in the . This day was published. he Sem prier Bs. &I. AST Q k CL IN'TO N , • tattooing of e xpeetaides weed in the will: Ischia ease. bowieveri the -- lle - '• • '; t ? IndSONGS•of n STRANGER, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Indy question dimmer In benches betweem a plot 'faunae if Piste • Tustausott, the testator, (i.e.) a son of a Reefer of Okilimil wart by LOUIS STUART COSTRLLO. Printed for Teske end Hussey, 93, Fleet -street, and 13, Water- By My. ROBINS, emote who was-a son M cite t estetor, and a sea of Citanitscriset. . I. too-place, Palleitall. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), eases, who waster third son of the testator. Th e feeweer, Oa it,' • the appellant in this case, claims to be compftheodet within the -.-!---......,,----..---.---- At Garraway's, Cofihealouse, Change-alley, Cornbill, words of the will " eldest Male lineal desceodart " white the btu- - 0.. - • ty- ANNUAL LAW DIGEST FOR 1824. On Tifezenev, 19th day of May, 182$, at Twelve o'Clock, contends that the female line, and all the wale issue of a &Mahe I. -Pt and TM, day :as pislalithed, in rept thro. price 9e board', completely excluded ; and ainsequetitly, that ilhe right of preserna- • *.f . his AN - ANALYTICAL DIGEST of the REPORTS A VALUABLE a9d IMPROVABLE min FREE- don in issue betsveen them belongs to him. ' . t e, , HOLD ESTATS-situate The heir at law (by the Soeserree-Giateanee and Mr. Peamon) contended, that in this uncertainty be is entitled to the eeesnittiseen, b e .L X of CASKS decided in the Costs of Common Law and -e. lequery, of Appeal, and Nisi Prim, and lb t h e Eccles i astical courts. In the Perish of ASTON CLINTON, in the County of BUCKS, and Mr. Peamon impugns the whole will on the rules of construe- «:. in the Year 1824. commons ' don of law agaln.t perpetuities, which in this case he contended no • - .. • . .. ich By HENRY JEREMY, Esq. Buffeter at Law. - FOUR FREEHOLD COTTAGES or TENENIENTS, with . lid i nva d o 4 . b ecalm • tile property is not to oen toreme , en the ~. ':..i, der Printed for J. ar i d W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal. Wood Houses, and . .large Garden to each, containing, by Ad - dea th of eensie b en darned; bid is pimpused until th e euees . maie . • • ing street, Lincoln's Inn. te.osunintent, • • lineal descendant shall have elected which part ha would take : for Of whom may be h a d , just mast - idled, TWO ROODS AND NINETEEN POLES, tettwhich purpose the law givre him hie vitiate life, A Consolidated Ration of the Annual Law Digest, from 1817 was thee beard in reply for tile aplwilanti . • • A On - to 1823, royal sae. price 11. 10s. bOards. All Compact. Brick and Timber built, and lately put into thorough mr. - s, _nocnc,,g". • ted , . misfit. in l ite necdpetion ef Goose cb spesset H enry B rown _ The LAMM I.HASIESI.LoR then meted to .their liiireishipe the guess ' don at lattgth, and copciteled •by proposing to their Lophitkis tti • . .. Wm. Norweed, and enedser. . • I , al4 ' This day was published, ..... .... put two questions to the Judges, the fir.t of which wad to Meer- Thom Premien molt be cowrie* , to Sin or Sri" 'PIAUI' eaell tain Whether male descendants of the firm son of the nett: or tats &vend Edition, h-autifully priossoL in One Vol. s. beards. ofF Vot e t f . • . , 0 ,,••., the THE MODERN ATHENS 3 a Disceetion and De- s "ski then become a "net'reeb°lll to ' °I. th " gb a female branch (luPP " ing 4"l' I" ;ble4ae) maid labor: ! alembers a ratuament for the Borough of Aylesbury , and CaluzeT Sl/31, secoodly, whether a male, descended threigia males, multi-' -1 1 - i : , the monstration of Men and Things in the Scotch Capital. of Bucks.' magnate to the Heins if under age ? S.-, By A MODERN GREEK. • May be Mewed by applying to the Tenants; of whom Parti- These qiiestioneenust be put as legal onee,,ae if no trustees in- s. 1 : . *•:•,'''!' Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. at - Aylesbury ; King's Arms, Berkhampstead; Essex Arms, Watford ; In which a trust is. stated.-'llie Judges will give their answer on ' i • Tit a few days will be published, White Hone, Uxbridge; at Garreway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. a (untie day. i ''• ce, In a beautiful foolscap Volume, price 7s. M. with numerous 170, Regent-street. The Loan Cuemmacia, the Earl of SHAFTESBURY ) and the 511 r. Engravings, designed by Corbould and others, 7 T HE ART OF BEAUTY; with the best means of Preserving and Improving the Shape - the Figure - the CANTERBURY. • down the Royal Assent to the King's Personal !eroperty . led, &e ' Bankrupt Laws Amendment 11111. the Seamen s Waees Bch), the. ' . II I .'..:.• Toreetening Letters all, the lecke-epees' Alleerpnces Bill, the D Complexion-the Eyes-the Lips-the Teeth-and the Hair i with DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Royal Exchange semeptems WI, and several Private lOUs. ._ numerous Receipts for Cosmetic., H a i r Oil, k c , an d t h e History With a Capital Garden, walled; Wash-house. Laundry, Coach- Mr. Mimeo presented ortain Retvirtis respicting the gut i ' 1 " and Theory of Beauty. house, and &able enclosed ; with immediate possession. Country Docks.-Laid.Ott the,teble: - ! ~ Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. • in . Two DWELLING-HOUSES and Wheelwright's SHOP, with of ki t . erecu T •tig °°l th t e P S t t elt . C li a t t t4 herits h e oP Dock y 4 s, tll :nd Fdt the rma C t u et ili o e f rs t Doc ht. t :t s Pr in n t i h e e• . • ) -. am Tbis day was published, YARD and GARDEN, and Isle Of Dogl.-Laid on the table. to fa One handsome Octavo Vol. price 14s. boards, with a Portrait, TWENTY-FOUR DWELLING-LIOUSES. Mr. &Wier Woiseev, an.: others, from the Commons, brought e •., he and ether Engravings, up the Game LaweAnaenainent 'Bill, and several Private Dills,. le •• s. • t fruz LAST DAYS OF LORD BYRON, VI i tch his TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, *Met were read a first time. _ • , .. . q, • ,/, .. Lord DACRE gave notice., that this tag peneight he should' of .A. Lordship's Opinions on various subjects, particularly on the By Mr. ROBIN'S, move the second reading of Die •:te Laws nut. He then inured ,y, State and Prospects of Greece. ad (Of Warwick house, Regent-street), that their Lordships be summosted.-Ordered. , • By WILLIAM PARRY, The Earl of IORRINGTON presented Petitions from the . • tae At Gerraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Ctienhill, 'Major of Lord Byron's Brigade, ComManding ()Beer eCer Artillery,Working Manufacturers of Spitalfieel. and the Labourers of the P* and Engineer in the Service of the Greeks. OM WIDEESIBAY, tile Ist of June, 1825, at Twelve o'Clocb., London Docks and the West India I.L i ck,, in favour of the laiikiu ... in table Loan Bile-laid on the table. ' I l ' Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. - IN LOTS,. itb an Address, which appeared to come from the Directors of the. CIS This day was publithed, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Kquietble Loan Company, and which commented in a maimee -Extra Parochial, situate at "I" Ti. One handsome Vol. with Plates, price 7e 6d. boards, which be couceived to be unjuiiiiikable, on the proceedings of their' CANTERBURY, on the Road to ASHFORD. Lordships. Ile should rpine that copies be laid before that ibiuse of • PRACTICAL CHEMICAL MINERALOIY; or, . a .. 11 Addresses publisharby the Directors of that Company in the •i. Ids Concise and Easy Methods, illustrated by Experiments, for Los 1. A very desirable Residence, CASTLE HOUSE, sub- Newspapers since the 6th of , Noventbri last in order that their. • readily ascertaining the Nature and Value of the different Ores, and stantialii built, neatly fitted up, conveniently planned, and adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel Family, commandin g Lordships might see in what tn nii;i•_th y !ma i lmen treated. q other Mineral Substances, as comprehended in their Assay, Analysis. , Lord DACRE laid, that the a Aares e s ill question did not bear ''' • i ,!..„ Reductions, dm. together with a Description of the Appsrarus and pleasing views of the River and adjacent country, with an excellent --- -• • the signature of the Directors of the Equitable Loan Company, Tests used by the Scientific Mineralogiat and the Processes adop ted Wailed Garde., clo th ed with choice Fruit Trees. a Lawn. and and could not, therefore, be fairly attributed to tbeni. It was more . • .. "by the Miner ; the whole Intended as a COm to, the " Poable Garden in Front ; detached Laundry and Wash-bowie &able- . • Mineralogical Cabinet," yard. enclosed -by Folding-gates s 'vrith Coach-house, Stable, &c. likely to have been the pretinctiou of an enemy oftheir's, who took 4-i• that mode of trying• o injure them. He trusted the Noble Earl . By FREDERICK JOYCE, Immediate Possession may be had, would not pees; for armies:eon of that paper. 0., Operative Chemist: LOT S . Two compact Brick and Stone Built COTTAGES, Th e Esti of LA fit DALE persisted in his motion. If they t ur Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. with Gardens, &c, situate adjoining the Stable Yard, and a Plot of h a d not issued me Address in question, there would be no return, .. rs, Greyed, emending to St. Mildred* Chstreit.yeed• and they would stand clear of the charge tu, which they were liable. Sa. - Lord SUFFIELD bore testimony to the respectability of the g SHARPE'S EDITION of tbe BRITISH PROSE WRITERS. TALES, situate ooposite Lot 3; and Four BRICK.BUI LT Directors o f the Equitable Loan Company, and as a proof of it men. ' ' ill This day was published , in royal 152mth embellished with a line TEN E5l ENTS, adjoining Nos. e, 5,6, 7, 6, - 9, in the occupation dotted that Sir R. 'Wale was amongst the number. r. , rag Portrait, after Sir Thomas Lawrence, of divers Persons, w it s Allotments of Garden Ground at the back; The LORD CHANCELLOR cotacurred in the Noble Lord 'i 0 )1 r•. 0 R EMINISCENCES. 1r- late Earl of Orford, forming Part I. of Shar's Mitten of the Los 4. Two BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSES, si- Company, and in particular of that of Sir Richard ante. At Ute . less British Prose Writers, price 21. 6d. sewed . To br continued tuate near Dane John's Field, on the Road to Ashford ;in the same time he must say, that from the situ-duo which Sir Richard • 1 : 1 1 weekly, and completed in Fifty-two Parts. occupation of Mr. Steady, Wheelwright, on Lease, with a Spa - held at the bead of a Police Office, where he was often called oil'im. 1 Part t, containing Walpoliana, will be published on Saturday cious Yard, a Wheelwright's Shop, Garden, fee. and Four TEN F- to decide on-cases in which Pawnbeikere were engaged, he did not l, in n at. Parts 3 and 4 will consist of Burns Letters. hi ENTS adjoining, at the end of -Johts4treet, with Gardens in think that his appearance amongst the Directors of the Equitable . 'er Landon : Printed by John Sharpe, Piccadilly, and Thomas Tegg, front; let at Rents of upwards of Sixty-three Pounds per Annum. Lo a n C o mp an y was exact ly p ro p er . Th e m o ti o n waltheu agreed to. • • . . °I Cheapside. .. Los 5. Twelve Compact BRICK-BUILT TENEMENTS , Lord EXMOUTH presented a Petition front the Watermeri . he Where may be bad, pribted uniform with the above, situate in Johnatreel, with Gardens is front; in the occupation plying on the Thames in favour of the Equitable Loan Company Howard's Beauties of Literature, Parts 1,9, 3, and 4, containing of divers Persons ;at Rents amounting to upwanis of Ninety - three Bill.--Laid on the ta ble. D. Kirke White, Cowper. Mackenzie, and Thomson. Pounds per Annum. The Karl of EG Rithl-ONT presented a Petition from the Pawns' t The Four last Lots ale Eligible Property for Investment, and brokers of Brighton against the Equitable Loan SRL-Laid Ow . give qualifications to Vote for the County. the table. _ • .. CA BI N ET- M A KERS' SOCIETY. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Robinson ' on the. Premises; The LORD CHANCELLOR presented Petitions against the CHEAP CABINET -and UPHOLSTERY, at the of wh o m Particulars may be had ;of Messrs. Clotho and Kings - Catholic Claims from the towns of Layton, Royston, and Heaton.: - • LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' ford, Solicitors, at the Fountain, and King's Head, - Cantettury ; -Laid on the table. Bull, Dartford ; and of Mi. Robins, Lord KENYON presented a similar Petition from the town of . S ' SOCIETY, being the only real now existing in London, No. al ' s " , Sittin s buuene ; • rats 71, Corner of LEA DEN H A lA.-STREET, opposite Aldgate ne. No. 170, Regent-street, where a Mtn of the Property may be wen. Oswestry. •• , • Pump, and which has been Established upwards of Six Years. For . Lots, KING understood that it had been _signed by . • nd - w.. READY MONEY; and no Abatement. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR CHESHUNT. all the sell° 150 es in the town r.irci, from 'him style, f . The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility handwriting, it was evident that they had made great proficiency lis lt• • and Gentry, that they gill conduct the above Establishment, for Eligible COMPACT RESIDENCE and OFFICES. penmanship. He thenpresentedone from full grown persons in a e the Benefit of Industrious and Ingenious Mechanic. (who have Excellent the same place, in favour of conceding the Catholic Claintz-liutit bt _ law Families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in theGARDENS ' • PLEASURE GROUNDS, and MEA- Petitions were laid on the table. ie t alt- Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship. and Cheaper than by any DOW LAND, Entrance LODGES, Ste. The Earl of IgGIiEbIONT presented a Petition against forth*' , i House in London, no sober Profit being required than to satisfyconcessions to the Catholics, (tom the Prutestaat Dissenters of Enclosed by Park Paling, and part bounded b y the New River, all the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with in good order, and fit for immediate reception; Utdometretet Chapel, Briginute-Laid op the table. • constant employment to enable them to support their families, the Earl DA RN LEY, seeing a Right, Rev. reelect in his place, re. • number of whom appears by the books of the last Quarterly Meet- WOWS MUMS IMAM LOYMION. peated the objections which he made some time Mace to 3130kEittirnt ing to be 146. • Prete the great patronage the Committee have re- The whole about THIRTY-THREE ACRES. language in which the Petition of the Clergy of the &elicitor:4;o*-y ma, . ceived they are in hopes of increasing that number. o f 111 y against the Catholics was worded. - _ The whole of the Society beg leave to return their sincere. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The lii•hop of ELY did not hold himself respoil ' iiblif . thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured. By Mr. ROBINS, for the opinions of the Petitionets. Dili . they felt strongly. ;1 lig, . _ them with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always thought they bad a right to express themselves strongly. TW was . , • r '''' feel happy in their endeivoiin to give future satisfaction ; at the ' (Of Warwick House , Re g ent - street ,) DO more than what was dune by the Noble Earl hansell or any same time *Mick a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they A t Garraway's Colfee-house, 'Change-alley, Conthill, other Noble Lard. • he may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. Lord DYNE V OR presented a Petition' from the Tuenttotte 'et- The following Article; are inseeted is a Specimen of the very LOW On Tsruaseer, 19th May, ISIS, at Twelve **Clock, Borough of Carrmartheu against the Cathode Clebutelesid4.4l • the Prices, all warrautecl.-Ready Money only. ' tto Tull size Mahogany friar-post Bedstead, lath bittont •E*3 15s.- T HE Vida able and Pleasant FREEHOLD ESTATE, the table. Tithe Free and Land Tax Redeemed. lard CA WDOR said, that every e ff ort hat. - haillred& to h- • " ten Full size Tent Bedstead Li el.-Bordered Hair Mattress to fit duce people to aSz their names to Ka Petithene telhatouge• boot- . • ! ill iel la.--31alingetty Drawees, solid Ends Cl sz-,Featiser Bed CAPEL HOUSE AND PARK, ever not uumerously signed. aer, All 106.-Ditte, ftee• from dust and smell, full die ,45 106.-eSie Situate between Enfield and Cbesbunt, fit for the immediate ramp- Lord DYNEVOR believed that it was skied W eel* tie tee- japanned Chairs of spy description in ell 41 64.-14 st ditto Wads- don of a Gentleman's Famdy. 'tamable man in the county and borough. . - i _ hers bent Stsnd lac -Ditto Dressing Table 165.-Ditto Table Se.- THE MANSION, lard CAWDOR stated, that nut only maw meat redpectable . .• Ditto Stand is.-5' feet 6 Inches Cisestk of Diawers £4 45.--Three- - • feet mahogany Planbreke Table iel its.- ' Threat foot ditto on substantial Brick-built Building , is seated in a beautiful A -.' - P ark . Rath but that they had subscribed their mantes to a eintetek Piii- . e ou rs an d c l aw , a ce 155 .- Mahogany Dressing T a bl e Li 4a.-- surrounded by fine Plantations, Pleasure wounds, and noble Forest Roo which he now held in his hands. The Noble Lad Knot '- Trees; Two Entrance Lodges, and Iron Gates, with extensive ' Ditto Hideo, best, il 4z-Ditto Box Glass , two drawers, best tented a Pethimansunerousie signed hyfttenlbefl of the Illateblisied British Plate 155.-Ditto ditto ifl 75 .- Ditto Swing Glass, 4s. and Carriage Drive Church, and Prutestant Dimmers oat the - Teem end Emma& of • ---• 6s. each-Tray 'hand 6s -Long Blahrecany Tray 125.--Japanned Contains, on the Ground Floor, a spacious Hall. with Mtisie ' Caermarthen, in f of conceding the Cathulic Lliesis.-Laid lis„, Book Shelf 75 .- Tea Caddy lee-Music Chairs, any pattern Drawiegs set Dining-rooms, Library, and Breakfast Parlours. i is. ild.-Eiglit ,Ilsbespny Chairs, c overed with borne hair. braw - Th e Mem comprise Housekeeper ' s and &nier'ssroonas,- Set - on the table. The Marquis of DOW NSHIRE mid that be had a Petition in the i i leir nailed i€ 6 0.-11 ditto ditto £7 711.-s-6 Trafalgar ditto ifil t6s. waste Hall, a vary complete Kitchen, and other requisite Oflices ; and wavessing hewn . , lied -Mahogany Sofa ta march 26 10s.-Ditto Couch Ai RIZ-Ditto a Capital principal Staircase and sp acious landing to the Firm had, however, been milliard, to Peete ditto All 105..-. Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, no turned Floor, which contains Four capital chambers. wish Dressing. rooms, a Boudoirs large Nursery , with every convenience, and presenting it till the Dull in progress hi another place Weal . o fajc if r a oi st r in e I Ca rtia ttie . Claims i from the ' • legs. banded in romewond a11115 5.-Set of Mahogany Tables, twohave reached their Lordships' House . He .hould now Merck itd ‘ Gird and saii, on pillars mut claws £l3 155.-Ditto £l6 10s.- Three Bed-chambers, with numerous Closets. Straw Pi4liasse at Its-Tent Bedstead and Furniture i 5 15s. On the Upper Floor, Six large Sleeping-rooms for Servants, thatoi it wa s N tr t h asit e c ti b re k e d 7 a 1 7g p e as p ort . iku i r dy of thu , e ttic P thesse meg gi r ie m d c b ' leu by o s t a i e .. I ...Bamboo Bedstead and Even& elliptic top, wftli drapery and Closets, Flub-room, poor to the Leads. I t *land aud trade. ' . fringe, £6 102 .- Flee - fade blahogaity font - post Bedstead and Out Offices-Coach-houses. Stables, Biewbouse. with excellent rte c t - • lerquis of SA LISBUii If' preseeted a Peskiest spinet the untlture, with Preach draperies, lined all through, complete Cellaring, Bailiffs . Residence, compact Farm Yard, with Cow- Cithalici foist - the town of liarking.-, Laid in the table. i .. AS low-Kw-foot diens ditto, £l6 145.-Ditto ditto, wit h boos*, Calf -Pena. Fineries* Sheds, am The Earl of FA 1•21/OUTirpresetited 'sinisi Premium trait tbe Au tztensive Walled Garden , clothed with choice Fruit Trees, wish of Gimittera, is the smutty of Bettie, asel the Wm* . of .. • 'tunics of 0 seperior make Lill Hie-Ditto ditto, with gold cur- well Stocked, Cropped, and. Planted, and capital Meadow Land, P rfiteo 04 that ,f c• bebwid e_L a id an d os ta bl e . Sim, elegant efrapety, Z20.!--Drawing room Curtains, of the best ire. Morine and Chintz, Diced Mt windows, £6 6e-Ditto ditto, eclotahliog *bout . - 1 41 . ileeitici• to the lame Orem was then presented lav tile& :a! ,000• es or el • ys.-Ditto, a a superior and elegant style of work, aeto 10s.;- Till RTY-THREE ACRES: il Atrium:my from the Pamir and slembers of tiii oin Drawing-room ecila,L6 Ss . -Ditto, Li 71.-Hersteleir Cushions Adjoining the Road front Enfield to Chethunt, fenced WI& Park *tat - each lis. 611.--Contntois dints 4s. ed. sand. • Paling ;un West side. the New River bounding- and meonmaisins Laid cal the abbe dent Congregation assembling in Beresfurd•street, . ii.ri GitobViajoa preereited a Petits*. freendilinewiteigi s 1,000 noinirav eirmaas aurenne runsiderable pats of the Estate , by the side of which there ie sis -e-- . - . . , ~_ ~„ t . i'vro Gond. packed fie* of expense. e xcep t the materials, , for sir extrusive Terrace Walk, and deligbtful Walks in varlet's, dime. Prig:lth" the nbi tent aw t *"` 'T" iirrwiniglitstr* i be ritteodesl.--, on the tabk. very parts of Great &Mitt, and to the' crest and West Indies.-Cap- rims. The surrounding country abounds with Game, and Illa An i, - .;" ( " ALT - reloroloted a i s - • , tri gatrgi - • . . 34. 4 rails fitted out, and Metebantasepplitel with Cab i nda Gou ii s for neigbbourhood highly respectable. Mastelr - Is, i n importation. The above! Priors wittineff by oohs , of thel billow - To be cleated by Tickets. Perdeelees may behad•owthe ffre. Manufacturers of birtnioginimi OtlTLlataind of tint itclund'a dilir big Committee. mists; et the :Kell..ltuddtesion ; the liestash of Venisiess ate& C•mbil i mi i i! ) l ibwi s " l "a iti so th e t • . . , ........:..,! • . nhill, J. CA IMI4 11. Jeatiew s Wr. %vegetate Wit; FAIRUM, Waltham Con.; and George, Weide at- Gat- LOW KlentiPi gersc n tfti, i Antbisol. trolls liol tlatebilbse I'. ll'eaelti, I'. Coll4ga: J. 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