Star. — London, England, 1828-04-19 00:00:00

•" .... °MI OM Well 'dons; the N I 51st for Go,. udrd Fort; rth, • e.t.-rtley, from the 4th Lieh t Itif.otry, rer for Sheerness; UMBER 12,842 d to march fro% TRAVELS. DEDICATED TO THE KING. T hi s day was published, by LosOMAN and Co. One Vol. Soo. ft 4s. in boArds, and beautiful Engravings RAVELS in RUSSIA, by WILLIAM RAE WILSON, F.S.A. Also, by the same Author, One Vol. 800. 41 la. and Fine Engravings, TRAVELS in NORWAY, SWEDEN, and DENMARK, &c. 0 Mr. Wilson is a most indefatigable traveller and shrewd ob. 'ever. His political reflections on the Autocrat's penchant for Zurkey are truly sensible."—Literary Journal. “ They who read as much for amusement as instruction, will ind their account in running through these volumes. The spirit !fl which they are written is candour and truth."—London Weekly Journal." lie is a good natured and unprejudiced traveller, and a patient collector of statistical observations."—Atlas. SALES BY'AUCTION. . • DIVIDID/TDS , to Weed* in the COUNTRY. Anal 1 3. Joseph Goulden,ll6iisdal. Westmorland, auctioneers at PP"; ilt the Commercial hp, Westmorland:' May 13, Saul Taylor, 11111ohrop Seedslde Wesemottiod, innkeeper, at two, at the Com'. model Inn, Wenn:Mind.' May 9, Thus. Pattinson and Matthew Procter; Ideds,Yorkshire; me rc h ants' at eleven, at the it le Inn, Yingston-upon.litill. May 13, Rdward Hughes, Uverpool,grocer. SOAleih. at the Clatendva-buildings, Liverpool. May 15, Henn" 1111110, Stamford. Lincolnshire, grocer, at ten, at the Croern =id. May 12, Pride Allen and John Smith, dicer's and I, Warivicksbire, 'at eleven, at the Swan 'lnn Alcester. May 12, Merles Jalbnii; liandlekl Woodhoose, Nottinikanuisire.• miller, at eleven, at the Swab Inn, Mansfield. May 12, Thomas Gibson, jun. and John Raves, Liverpool, bakers, at twelve, it the office of Mr. W. Hide, solicitor, Liverpool. May 29, H. Owed, Liverpool, corn dealer, at twelve, at the office of W. Hinds, sobci. tor, Liverpool. May 13, W. encer, Manchester, grocer, at nine, at the Star Inn, Deeimate; Minshester. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • • HOUSE OP 'LORDS,' APRIL IS•j" • . . The toys, Anent veil given by Commission to the Patrol Witnesses Indemnity Ilitt, arid several Private Ms. The Lodda Commissioners wee, Use Loan CHANOILLOIS, the Bali Of SOAR'S.. suer, and Earl liansuitar: • • Lord CO I.:CH ESTIth presented a Petition against the Pauper Lunatic Bill,frous the Proptirtin• of a "Lessatic Asylum In the neithboutlrood of Oaford. rch from Blu4 WESTBOURNE GREEN, ON THE ROAD TO HARROW. MR. ROBINS (of "Wirwick House, Itegent•street), Informs the Nobility, "Gentry, and Public, THAT HE SHALL OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, In the course of the ensuing MONTH, THE FREEHOLD •AND COPYHOLD ESTATES, /MCAT' AT WESTBOURNE GREEN, Late the Property of S. P. Cockerel', Esq. deceased, IN LOTS. Lot 1. The well known RESI DENCE, late In his occupation, elegantly fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a No bleman or Family of Distinction; with excellent Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds Coach Houses, and Stables, Farm Yard, and . Buildings, and ric h Meadow Land, lc. presenting a Park-like Appearance, and forming a very Secluded and eleganczetreat ; CONTAINING ATOM' FOURTEEN ACRES. Los 2. The beautiful RESIDENCE adjoining, in the ncenpa-1 don of James Renshaw, Esq. with an requisite Offices; containing] Nearly FOUR ACRES. Low I. The UNIQUE VILLA RESIDENCE, late in the. Occupation of Mrs. Siddous. but now of- Mrs. Amplet,_withall requisite Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Mew Land ;" CONTAINING MOTT , FOURTEEN ACRES T-WO' itocoli k ; • This Property is' highly eligible for Residencour minievagt-i mot : there is a considerable scope, whereby the Property way br advantageously out, having a double frontage to the Harrow fluid of nearly Two Thousand Eight Hundred Feet, and worthy the attention of Gentlemen, Capitalists, Builders, and others. • Particulars of the Property will shortly be ready ; Tickets fir viewing may, in the mean time, be had of. Mr. Robins, No. 170„ Regent.street. . . . rived orders tr t St. Natal's ml from London ?, for fienpl; . The Valiant, 4 the Juno, firm a itd Mary, froi a St-Thomas', from 'Laguna: - . . On tbo motion of the Tad of SAA rrsistiwr, the Insurance Stamp Bill was read a third time and passed. . .. The Earl of IROSEBERRY presented a Petition from the Wool growers the county of Oirford, praying for a Pr,itstyig Duty upon the portation o f For e i g n Wo o l, . The Earl of ARE WOOD pr e s e n te d a similar Ntition• fr;nn the the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the North Riding of WA shire.. The Earl of ÜbSEBERRY presented a Petition for the. Rep fel of the Testa lg t eLpisration Act., from the Magirrates and Toles Council of di gh of Unlithgow ; also anothcr Petitidifintn tie same part 'praying for an Inquiry into the. sti of she 80. 'roe gh Jails of amawl. _ LocdlC IN Cabillpoosa a similar Petition froni Mary bikini:6.M Ireland. • Lord MELVlLLRpreeented a Petition from the Presbyterians of London, In which they expressed their approbation of the Bill now before die House, so far ask went to Repeal the Acts which Imposed the Sacramental Test, and prayed the House. to aubetittne other sufficient means of protecting and maintaining the Protestant Ctinrch. The Doke of RUTLAND pr esen t e d a P et ition from he nee tor, Curate, and Pm-blamer, of St. 'Margaret's.. Leicester, against any further concessions to the Roman Catholics; and a sindloPe tition from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Inhabitants of the 'Fawn and Borough of Grantham. : • . , ,-• ..e. The Bishop of BATH and WELLS p resente d e ,Pritioixto the same effect, from the Clergynian and Inhabitants of a Parish in the County of Somerset, • . • . , The Duke of RICHMOND presented a s i m il ar Pritiesii-rebm the Congregation of Providence Chapel, Chichester. . -.-.• .:. . ~ Lord yin( NHA i 4 'presented's Petitian from the.Joartrynkin Weaiets of the County of Norfolk, prayin g t h at thi tisajorttf.aif the Master Manufacturers in each district might by pperhititteby Law to fix a Minimum of Wages. ' • • , 4 . ... Lord Al ELVILLE presented a Petition from fhErolleke. of Surgeons of Edinburgh, cothpleitling of the difficOltiei Othic:h•pb struct them in the prosecution df their Anatomical Sindies, •.', . Mr. Illooriavx presented a Return of +be .In:tuber 1 oUrri minals tried in the Courts of the Principality 0: %Yaho o from the Autumn Sessions of 1825, to the Asitutu,iiishions 41837, both inclusive. • ..... .. • • • • • • ••• „.,. ~ Mr. JONNSTON, from the Board ofAradeli Vtiooted;o: 'uarrer Mr. Jacob's Itepott. -••• - r ; • „..... • The Marquis of SA LI SBUR Y enlarged Ihe Gritlce Ceti,* Orllss. mittecon the Sale of Ganie Bill, to foltind4l4 MR} hit' • ristRYN DiatitAnCirtan Acrllikars :!,!•,-.;:-...t. ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL . . CE.RTIMATES, MAY 9. George Hurt, King-street, Chrapside, (tinier. John Lote, Man- Chester-street, Manchester-square, tailor. Robert James Cattley, George.street, and of Wandsworth. Surrey, coal merchant. 'Hum Walker. Aspley-terrace, Radford, Nor inghamshire. lace manufac turer. Phipps Medley, Bermondsey, Surrey, horse hair manufac turer. Richard Tibbatts, now or late of Gloucester, oil and 'Wear merchant. William Bothwell, Liverpool, merchant. Sand. candiir spg T. W. T. CoHinson, Princes sueet, - Leicester-square, gigesel,,and confectioners,. John Cooke, late of Liverpool, dealer. • • PARTNERSHIPS DISSSOLVED. Edmund Haworth, William Hardman, and Edmund Hawnrtb, Bury,„ Labcashire, and of London calico printers. William Harrison,ton, John Paley, Lawrence and John Paley, Ivo. . cotton spinners. Rd. Woodward, Joseph Bayley, and litiehird Bayley, Great &. Thomas Apostle, packets. Geo. 'Hack Walker and James flgclt, Slakesley, Northamptonshire, joiners. William.Wipdram and Thomas Sculthorp, Leicester it framers and 'dyers. ',Samuel Ailddkcoit and William Thomas. Kerry, Notting ilignshire,-beemanufacturen. Thomas Billings and Geo. Mott, tkrand.drapcm.ancl tailm.• ' Wm. &vitt and Isaac Aydon, Pon tofracr, Yorkshire,' brass and iroitfoomders. Joseph Bray and iisitm4 Charles Scudamore, Manchester, cotton dealers. if. H. Chapman sod. T. Vi i3 Rhapnart, Destonport , painters and glaziers. Wm. Pliitlkon. .I. W. "ippon, I Sarah Phipson, VlOl. Barron (executors and executrix of Thom as Phip son , deceased), and Samuel Titorpe; Birminilhanis pia sTronutacuuao. . . • , :Gustav Wriszti.. Asizzang Cr .2101 Pasts or ' BRITISH Cm, . • 01110211 4 00041104212.0kTA0100, lAei. or 20 Aram. 11. Wheat • se.. ,Od. .1 -Oats .1105..10d..- Beans Ms. 9d. '..liasky —.ma. ••od.—t aye Sls. ..7al. I Peas 381. .4d. rrHE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GENTLEMEN EDUCATED at this HOSPITAL, vrill be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, In Great Qsteen-strect, on Virmissosr, April 23, at Six o'Clock. ;nia, BAIN, agid pert the Brans. Susan. Pantos, Bon, Sure;, Übe•s. BrINIA &DS, GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. in the Club.. Dr. Spiced T. ChHver, Eat kr. Dr. %boo Dr. Macleod J. Wood, Esq. Dr. Poole J. Field, Esq. junks. Tickets, one Guinea oath, to be had of the Stewards ; at the Bar of the Tavern; tad at the Hospital. from from London. K Olive, coop. front New O. en, Bmin, from rom St. John's, SALES BY AUCTION. l the Sarah and HERTFORD-STREET. MAY-FAIR COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE and OFFICES, KING-STREET, ST. JAMBE'S-SQUARE. Riceßefit HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER and CHIMNEY, GLASSES, Urge Wing BOOKCASE and WARDROBE, Cut GLASS' and Chased BRASS GRE CIAN LAMPS, three GRAND PIANOFORTES, CHAM BER ORGANS; EIGHT DAY CLACKS and DIALS,* RA RQUCIIIETTE and HA 1411 . 148,, Pulished STEEL RE GUM. STOVEK • AyeiviN; --" • By Mr.EOlll • (Of Wit-trick Hotiee,ltrient-street) On the Prembet, N0..19; King•atreil l 'St:Janteeu-slitiirei - On Tireasnar, the "24th of April, - Dm, and 44:Wowing Day, it . Elteen•e'Cloek ' teward Idands. I rd. Pike. Roya ll. Sramble ; at Ilse Wasp, Vigilant. COACH HOUSE, and STABLE for SIX. HORSES; ELIOIRLR TOR INTRITMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Sir. ROBINS, (Of Warwick' I-Inuse, Regent-street) At GutawXy's Coffee- House, 'Change Alley, Cornhllt, isossaar, the 24th of April, 1228, at Twelve o'Clock, tOrcier of aka Representatives of Joint Eaaniarox,Esq: deceased; .A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held A rev a Term of Thirty Years and upwards—tensprising A very Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, Stsate.No. 36 B. on the North Side of Hertford -street, May Fair, flamed with every accommodation for a numerous Family, ' • Recently Repaired, and put into excelkat condition ; in the Occupation and on Lease to Sir JORA2IIIIOI WATSON WALLIES., Bart. containing, on the Upper Floor, Three excellent Airy Sleephig Booms, a Nursery. School Room, and Governess's Sleeping Room, with a Reservoir of W a ter. niral Gage, the Bombay... Co. lugheo, eqtaia on ; Dr. Tura. I: at ive iltrVlLlZte - - • • - 'I 3 AFATOMF , PAPERS. . , , . am China, Nov. Good Swans, ion, from ditto, ' 11 ° ) ( 3!. l2 ..o4ifft,f)littag, hint', APRIL 17. THE Capital HOUSEHOLD FURIILT.URE,- 1 comprising lofty Your-post French Gluck, Sofa, Tent„and Half Tester Bedsteads, with Chintz Conde, White Dlastty, and Check Furnitures ; Sesaened Feaihei Reds aria Bedding; Rod Window -Curtains in Chitin ICisiten;' White Morten; a lofty Wing Bookcase 'each Glazed • Doors .of Solid Mahogany, Wing and oilier Ward;obeas' JaPliofte44tni Satiny/mid Bookcases, Rosewood Pier Tables- and. Cabinets,. Library, 100,' Csrdiand Diniag Tables, Dining Room Chaits'in . Red_Leadier and Hair Cletb,Sit Celleret and other Sideboinis, Turkey,Biuseeli c and Kidderniinster Carpets, uusitetous siEltchen• Rtquisitalc.:and various useful Effects. , • • To. be viewed on Wednesday precedint he Bah . when •Catitiogele May be bad on the Premises; and . of Mr. Robing, )7,0, Regdit•• .. . street. * ..:• 7 • DIDESSA, MmicH , 22. • War ii-declired , agstitist-the 'Porte,:and onr army inks, 04If rdt i A7ograWe season to open the Camp;iga . ''Out eivittlovertiOr..COUnt • • Pahline Will then leave It l l.Said74ll4t.boA&Va; all the post of, Intendant of 'Moldy/lowan- when' thus! principalities are occupied. „ . , ••• - SfkAustriati eat : salt, ladett:with corn, haveiailettfor ,tansiantinopli; `'ll`bOugh- they irWiery Sere of not 'Selling their - carets without great kei t . . they have been obliged. to .oke, ion,. in 'racier to release themselves ftwm . the heavy . sectuitie w ia money , which they were 44 04 4iio'kit. 14-14 at Cciastan- the Mauritius, tobay—Cettoted ADdersoo. sod i Bethatn, sailed ittal at Bombay . Second Srory—Two prindppl Bed Chambers in Front, Walls handsomely Papered, and Closets; Two other excellent Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Waiter Closet, and Housemaid's Clost:to Principal Floor—A handseling Drawing Room in Front, of gOod proportions, Walls hung with French Paper, Finished with Gilt Afouldinr, French Windows opening to Bal conies corannunicastng with another Drawing Room, through which, by - Folding Doors, another Drawing Ramis connected, forming a handsome Suite of Apartments correspoodendy fitted up. The Doors, Shutters, and Dodo painted in imitation of Satinwood; a Boudoir or Bath Boom, and Water CLOW. Pool ; the Cash+ IP, for Ceylon; have arrived at U. 17• FROM ••rass.Lobrodblv4gfitt„;.:.-4iiii: e RICORDItiI wen tried during ter having taken tided, when ex males and On the Ground Floor—A spacious Entrance -Hall, Inner Ha ll, and a very commodious. &one Staircase to tbs Second Story, with Iron Balustre and Mahogany Hand Rail; a capital Library, ex ec Vent Dining Parlour, both communicating; Gentleman's Ores*. lag Room, and Water Closet. _ _ ORRIONOFFICE, The - King bat been graciously pleased•to appoint' Heory•Bee}Mn Fos, Esq. late Seereasty to his Majesty's Legation at Naples,to be bis Majesty's Mildew'. Tiesdpoteutiarrect the United -Pralines of Rio de la Mats. • ' who stood in• evious bills had escape. - • la the Basernent-.An er;cellent 'Range of Domestic Mica% conveniently planned, and well supplied with Water; Mee Cellar, and numerous Vaults, with Servant's Entrance. • COLONIAL-OFFICE, Aratic.l7. The King has bee, pleastd to apriint Major-General Natiaubei Blackwell to be Governor and Comalanderqn-Chief of the liladd ot Tobago. • the following Porticolars may be bad on the Premises; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street ; of Messrs. Still and Raymond, Soli citors, Lincoln's Inn New squares at Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. GROSVICNOR-SQUARE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS AND VERY COMMODIOUS FAMILY MANSION, Extelknt Light OFFICES, STABLING for TEN HORSES rorgery; George e Knight, James burglary Win. , Edward Sheft. leer Whiternane Dourer assembled unenwomed side dwelling-house; hurt, for etealing Nam the person; harks Dell, for rr high treason; and John Baker, y ; Thomas M ad John brldel. Isaac Clapham, ad lames Bryn, Icy,Jaenti Scott, kite, anal Jahn number were nt in Newgste they are to be predators were d ditcharged g the fine of , Aran. It. , is week, but the! .Itrernely limited i make lan:epee. t appeared ma di, ample* of Wheat, n as on Monday. Lamb is getting easts 400—Sheep d. to Si. od. Veal, . to 7s. Od.-.41 1 7$ 45 101. &raw, ter 11 21 b. We of $6l os oe tos 04 5504 Portatan-equire , boat's ereermbilst ad ol Jersey, MA Majesty's rune sot' of Hagiagni s Ot It year. A BM Ixl6 1 0 1 0 I Y O 9 ed• 1 • o 1 • 1 ro MORROW. vow after S Otis after S Is, sibs Proprietary ,Tomple-Ihr. And STANDING for THREE CARRIAGES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Reient.4treet) At GarraWay's Coffee-house,'Chasswalley, Oa Tramoav, the Mb of Apr il ; tail, at Twelve &Clock, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. held 4 1 -this- Earl of Grosvenor at a low Ground Rent, wars.. •••••••••.. A very constnosLotts and substantially erected MANSION, Situate No. 81. On the West Side of Grosvenor square, Maptid for doe•Aecoannodation of a Nobleman or Family of • Distinction, Captaining, on the Ground Story, a handsome Elietence Hall, paved, and Fire-place;. Inner Hall ; noble* Dining Parlour, com -1111"4'1411, by Folding Doors, to a back ' Room, occasionally %Ming into capital Rating Room, Walls &uccoed and Painted, and Marble Chimney.plece; anti an excellent Library; a comma dilos Stone Staircase, with Iron Ralustre add Mahogany Hand-rail. On the principal Floor— An elegant Drawing Room, with Treed Windows opeuing to a Balcony, encompusing the Front • 416.1101 m, communicating by folding 'Doors to a back Drawing Lent, with Entre to another Bowed Drawing Romp, and a Boudoir, all correipondently fitted up, and forming a splendid Lite of Apartments for a numerous Assemblage, a Store Room Orroad, and Water Closets. ,On the Second Story Six principal Bed Chan i bers, with "wets, Servants' Room, and Housemaid's Closet. over which there are Four excellent Sleeping Rooms, with Closets, Water and other Conveniences; Secondary Staircase front the Violent, which contains Udder's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room, Rata for Men and Women Servants Wash House , Kitchen, &tiller', L ar d er , Wi ne C e l lars, d tc. and ' Forcing Engine to supply Water to the Top of the House ; Area and Vaults aroend the House. In the adjoining ldessuage, a. capital Seven Stall Stable. 554 a Three Stalled Stable, Coach House, with Standing for Mires Ca rriages, Man's Sitting and Heeping Room, and Loft over; with Yard, pkntifully supplied with Water. To be *eared by 'rickets only; Particulars may be bad on, the T, i :etoites; of Messrs. L a k e an d Wilki nson , S o li c i tors . Li nco l n ' s o, New -square; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street, itc. at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins No. 170, Regent.strett, ofwh omTickets Sir viewing may be ha d.' _ ---- - G IMBLE'S Sc AI.D AND BURN OINTMENT. The soothing qual i ty o f t hi s Oi ntment , applied to Scalds or Rajas, (of cou rse di spos i ng them to take on the healing process ) , 4 "parent in a short tithe. The Botanist more particularly is well aware that there are certain Vegetable Productions, possessing seedy ne p ropert i es , which administtred inwardly, or outwardly employ e d, allay irritation. In this Ointment, now offered to the Pillgi ‘ as a sanative. are such introduced. To further expatiate on tit excellencies of this Vuinerary Is scarcely necessary. as it will ?Mspeak for itself, in a way words are inadequate to. In cases el outwardly applied, this Ointment will also be found par. atalarly efficacious. Sold in Pots at 2s. 2d. ts. tkl. 10s. and Wis. h Menu. Butler, Chemist', Cheapside, corner o f S t. Paul's, Lew. 54, Sackvilleotreet, Dublin, and 73, Princes -street, Edinburgh, "kr, and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent.essest; 11 .. . 4 by the principal Medicine Venders in the Ki ng d om . -______ A CERTAIN Complaint, and all the di re f u l come -1"L nsences of neglect and bad treatment, are best combated by ire 01 110ERHAAVE'll RED PILL, No. IL This re 19' aces with equal mildness, Certainty, and expedition; requires 11 ° ilndrance of business, and is taken without exposure. Its ik s nnY Q.le for the lad fifty years, though seldom adverti se d, i s best proof of it, surprising elicart ,j:ie The dir ec ti on ., t h at accompany each box fully enable th e rnient to core himself. ~,bold byJohndone, 66, Corabill ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Os rd-strett ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. Stradlipg, Royal Ezebang• ; and all Iledickr- Venders, price es. id. pet box. L 18. . . ~.- • , . . , • - , .. . . . Prr Ce• t , . _ . • ..1 il; • ' • -..-- . - . r'.'.. 4 11 6 , • .?- A' ; $ .. - . • 4.. Ilf C * fr.. ' t , '• . I , • • ... k• , :: - ) • •:........- . ,-- 7• • ' 7 .; , ~ Iv ~ 1 i, „,- A ‘ , t ;'44 .. - '' . i • :::.,:. it •5- . -, 4- ~..0•041„ : ~ :. _.,, ,: . f. .. - • i .. t•..• -. . .`... - 4 ... ...•• . , ~....... • . ..,, .. , -: ~. . , • - 11/41/4‘ •,, , ..„, .4pi 4, " AY ••' '. ;MO. . ' r • I • - ;C. ; I .". • ... ' . hp. , . - -.- . 1. , *• :: ' , -/asik.: , ' :.:•*.i.', '. , • ..1 4 . ..1' •-. • • •,. t ; '-• 3.; . 1.,: 49 1 4 -•-. ..4 •... . • • • . _. . 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Sao / ' 't r.Sal , , ROcitiftrArittl .1 i : • eke 40ittitre'bekge.t . to ) • A ‘endetiti eittin,Asykh i Atter thichattatett•of . . , tl • • Atitatie9. - l'he.it'ange .tnlihtfy.pytthe is- . ovtkof . . ' itquire' 4 suck fleasures as IS ArhiCk navy. enrosted so .. r . -, , • . esentationtmt4:when tlit,roi- ; •• 1 1 Z n the chief triOnfactnriti ltd ; ' t ,ow generallY die) carried On no - ~ , 1' !, 1 .ansf.scture•thaa the shameful and t. .atiat OPParitattftnt. Those wete•nt.t '' ' 1 a whit tahfOrre4ipoti • them this pi i. ! rat 44-iberte:titas no radical reformer :‘ ;•'. , ,ogn.• • But since the- power of correcting - !; i i l it representation had beeb withdrawn from ,Ign, t ought to rest soitiewiiere, and it tested !I .i,, „las of P.stliament.- Was there then anybody .• .i-tto contend that Manchester would. notthave ailed upon• to return Members to the Hetrse-of .mons, if, while the Sovereign retained The Vowel - , A cbeitee.had been what it now is? The• 4-Ani l) , pon• which they were about to enter differecl•troiakall ~ other judicial proceedings, inasmuch as , h'eve4hete *ire . no Parties,-aod the great majority of thi witnessegrwere o, likely-to prove unw ilting . ones. lie viiedl4l; tlitrefale, • t P . •li n p re ss.qpqn•-ebeie Lordships . .at -the outset, 'it* ttey ,:zan.• *ere riat-to tot %band by the-strict tub* of • iiitlette .4 con- :ivtrieli jitettiiHet in the Courts' below. •., ...• t•.' 4 . . • ' • • . • ' ' • the' 114 ; J : . .The L Atariit44,o 40 . ISBlTlMpr9tested agaijustike • t ( ._,_be._- .1 h!: dOCirine ,that the case of Grani - potind ants any4r4te• . 0 ? °"II.S a .skeirt togo,ide they,lortiseirt-on•-thelptesent °CAC i 0!). Will . einP l 9.7 He c on tended thatre Bill now Wan. ith. sr..- '-- • amilittirm iny s „m • A ...........I__ , . i l l '4 . 1 • 1. 1 ~ f 1 • 4 • 41 1 p A . . . • .The Earl of CAR N.ARVON. Said, thattit m!ciiing he second reading.oftht Brlrto Disfrarrchitt the litercosth of Penryn, and confer the tight.of - sendi44liinibenc'to -the House oiComissons'to nit town ofcMan'cirestegr - he would trouble thr is Lardillips.Withoefiert fevrobierra• dons. Theit Lordships horsing.ditetarksed.vto 'hoar Counsel and witnesses attheir bar, 'it *agaiitlititThat he, in common with the reit of iheirlorraishipsiiikatte .supposed as yet unacquairittll . with•the , fartstot 3 theicisit, : a ad• any lengthened observationofrombisailkikeopre*a stage of the proceedingsi'wenid liereinetstreellalithe Bill orisinatedhere, he would have• Kett-tbovstvehgest, coWvicnon that hershotild be inalikidlolelleigirstrii case by evidence .sulficient to issdaielheir‘oidiskipetfaki;ipt it. Burke-and not dwell •Srpna suit JpgrAt bi t istas the invlriable'cOtatesy . isratni.ed'. brilseit*u *hips towards the other. Houscarf—Parliament.,"to4 v4 4 eitt6l-.. continent in the first instatte ttr'Wthatftster . meakuwiltey had adopted. He had not-- taxa: 'ante to aconire ifse - rh -personal information as-to the tact sof thic , cist rbtft the Bill was brought up bp•a-Nobte Lord i Aith svit.4o4-eal -and attention to purify the other House- of Part igietit their Lordships _were already well arqtainteci. Thi - thias . not the-first -Bill df the -tamer - kited ivhiih qtattlieteu brought up by-his Noble-Friend. Heitad bitiugltfihp that for the disfianchisement of Grampownd, hiyentlath the precedent had been established of eitinguiehing a corrupt borough and transferring :the franchirt'to a great and populous distrat.t. Of thataettbf tht"poliAset Case, so far as the Rbrough of- Penryn seas enittekistd,he had already said that hewould c.ffer no opinion:llittpfthe claims' of Manchester he might' be per Minitt-uP iPt‘hk. That this, one of the fit st cocaine re ial rohr t aki in thelaidlid, should be unrepresented, was a- fact calculate% ihtlist ridicule upon ourwhole reptesentative system:- iltif3s a real practical grievance to Manchester; ohs- 'ICE Illtd witnessed a teapot kable instance in a cask . ?•_he found one of the Members for the countt in Weer Wee decidedly opposed •to • the; wishes and interestis Idiot ll t. town. - He'could not sit down without. s;s&irse asitir-he entertained hopes of the success of - this. tneashik ffOrn an association of ideas- - --it having been. hi ' : : trawn on the tame day and -hour with the Bill dis yes terday, and the completion of which Wotgi - :fa a lit proud epoch in the history of Parliament. The rheas,ure he now proposed irouldsdischerage and defeatottpfiqpes of those who 'protease& to-7wish -for' a' RaOlcillitefoirn of Parliament; ?n- The mamlierr a wipitilie-beig g e.t .to say hehacretirer iteenenrolled.' it.tendelti eitinArliSh corruptiOn; and to infuse something of thachinutetr.of free representation into the‘Conisitatieo. - The,Eli'ange *Friel, had taken place rn the Chlintfy.hytthe irOWth of such towns as Manchester requited such. pseasurej as the present. The bgroughslehick.wavv. engrossed so large a share of the' representation 4 hikel;:when tlierpai vitege witeOnferred,been the chief mihUfactstrink "Id commercial places: Now generally die) carrieiLOst no other considerable manstacture•thaa the shameful and illegal•one.Of Metabeto OPParitattfent. Those wete . n“ il l iidi'Cal itefoitliers whiittrisfOrre4irsoti 7 them this pri vilege, (or in .that 4Y-411ere: - aras. no radical reformer but the Sovereign. • • But since she-power of correcting the state of the representation had heel) withdrawn from the Sovereign, it ought to rest sOinewhere, and it tested in the : haDas of P.atliamenr.- Was there then anybody .prepared-to contend that Manchester would. notthave been called upon• to return Members to the Hottse-of Commons, if, while the Sovereign retained The p ower, idanebeiter:.bad been what it now is? The• igqsfi t y upon- which they were about to enter differed/taken other judicial proceedings, inasmuch at heve4hate wire oif ttier;-and the great majority of thi whnessegrwere likely-to -verve unwilling : ones. lie *anti; thlrefole, ii i io re ss-qpqa-theieLordships,at -the outset, 'kb* tire y irere.dSt-to be %bond by the -strict (nick Of • ebideOe Minch PieviiHed in " - Ake' toddy' below. •,/ ..- "- ' !'*- • .. •.. ... 4..-__ -,,..._...4 ~..,-, _., . Th e Marspsywk-Nt.LlSßlll(Y.l.protested agantstjhe coctrine ,that the case of Granipotind Was aneprcire• .pst to guide .th : t4r,i,aortheirt-ran..theapresent °colt icio. e contended dui' re gin n6W fief Are thel.fo.uie.p/0- ..ceedtd VPoilrAkt pawl is ..14.diemt lialOi4r; . It 4 i. . troduced a new. i pAinalipMt-' , . ,„i iw sr reiensisibn wijichr.he hoped would be.loodpesistid • i iticfie r ss in that House. .C .71 ' . 4 1 ~. Ost thrtmatt4 of 1140'4 •ssw ..*:" were then ..1 8 . 11 14194 , , *." 4Pli k i tn rat . • 'thaw , --. . . t itel i k • .5 f• • . . . *prevent ?hove l jOO trusgio*i of 'cllfferent nations havebeentlteedatNiCklisprissl of the COMmirsariat Department. The Government has signed contracts with several merchants and Captains - of .hips,. for the cbilVeytirsee of all the material and the wine which may be required for an army on its march in the interior of Turkey. 'These contracts stipulate that the vesseli may be employed As far as Constantinople, and insure con siderable *advantages to the owners. Woollen cloths add • leather have risen considerably in price.---Gmetts d'aptisburg. Wll ITSH AL L, Arm 16. The King ha's becipleased to present she Rev. Peter Markeschal to the Church at Locigilphead, in the parish of Glasary, in nit presbytery of Inverary and shire of Argyll t WHITEHALL; - Armin.. •IT. The King its been pleated to• eal %radt ento Lisitteisait George Read, of the Royal Navy,lateljtrae i gent of' his Mijinfi ship Lively, his Royal licence and pertain* that he mtYliii`tionit pliancowith the earnest desire expresied by Faithful Majesty John the Sixth. King or Portugal, incept 'and wear the Insignia of a Knight of the Royal Pottughise Military rkdertf the Tower and Sword, wkich that Sever ti r e/U . lolldd tf; - cp: aret uptin him, co occasion df his Most Fainted boars) that ship in the Tagus, in she month of:1144,;1M4: - irOreditl nevertheless, that his Majesty's slid Redick and iiernitssion'tkel . net authorise, and shell nut be deemed or construed to aitliorl the assumption of any stile, appellation, rank, precydence, or jatiVO kge appertaining unto a Knight, Batiteler of these realmi : ." And also to command, that the said concession and especial inn* of his Majesty's Royal favour, together with the relative docunleffts, be registered in the Calm of Arms. CROWN-OFFICE,.Aenn. Is. , Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. • Borough of Sudbury,-Jokn •Not man Macleod. of Dun:mien-Castle., •in the county of Inverness, Esq.. hi the room of - Jahn RN. who has accepted ;ho Chiltern Hundreds. :3 Commission in the Shrewibury Reginiset• •YeonteSi.y.Cave/ryi signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coonty of , S alop. William Egerton Jeffreys,. jun. Grin. to bi Cornet, Vice Bahlivyn Leighton, promoted. • - BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sir Charles Henry Rich, Batt. Beenham, Berkshire, dealer and chaptnan, from April 22, to October 22, at three, at•tbe Beat Ina, Readins. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, John Braithwaite, Leeds, ironmonger. Robert Butterfield, Seriven, Yorkshire, Sig-dresser. BANKRUPTS. John Eden, late of Wotton-under.edge, G)tutcestershire, scrivener, to surrender, May 5, at three. I, and 30, at eleven, at th Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Meredith,. Ban Chambers, Lothbury ; or Messrs. Stone and Co. Tetbury. John Satteratwaite, Tower -street, wine -merchant, April 22, 99; and May so, at eleven, at the Court of Com • Goers of Bank= Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Henry James Conway, Symond's Inp, Chancery-lane. Michael Duffield Slater, late of Devonshire•sqoare, Bishopsgate street, hatter, April SS, May 3, at eleven, and 30, at twelve, at the Court oL Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-etrdet. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Walbrook. George Attu*, late of Camphill Cottage, near Henley In Arden, Warwickshire, scrivener, April 21, 23. and May 50. at twelve,, at the Office of M. Bernard John Wake, Sheffivld. Anoraks, Mr. John Walter, Symonds Ion; or Mr. Henry Stephen Wake,' Worksop. Nottisighansshi re. Timothy Hoyle, Leo-Mill, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer. May 6, at bye, I, at tea, 30, at one, at die George and Dragon Imo, *ago, /*orates, Messrs. Meech and Co. Burnley; or Nr. BeTifir7, Garden-court, Temple. • • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. James Rhodes, Gontersal, Yorkshire, maltster, is in Insolvent cir cumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his ereditors--Filed Apri) 16. Robert Myer. Osendon-weet, Haymarket. engraver and printer, is in insolvent circumstances, and is enable to meet his engage meats with his creditors—lied April 17. DIVIDENDS to be made Is BASING HALL.STRII,ET. May 15, Charles Frederick Lauoits, Bocidenbury, merchant, at ten. May 15, Alemader Dellseer,Juddretreet, Brunswjek-square, apothecary, at eleven. May 1115, aiariss Field, Croolitioroe-street, Lekester-equare, heat, at twelve. May 9. 11. P. Rkcble, London, merchant, at eleven. May 9.• Richard Itudidge, Needsn Bock, Northamptonshire, plumber, at eleven. May 11, Chris. Alderson, Lawrence Pnuntney-Idliplace, Cannesitrest,ll;rar factor, at *Wan. r *A. ••• • • 'WARSAW, MAscu f 4. ~ .The accounts from Sr. Petersburgh give us reason to hope thateur beloved Monarch will pass through this city. on his way to the army, and will receive the •homage of the Polish nation. Litters from St. Peters burgh say also, that in the course of next month a great . many persons of distinction will arrive at Warsaw, and among .them a great Monarch and a foreign Statesman, *hose presence will cause great surprise. • The Grand Duke Constantine is still here, but his Isead Ostlers are at Lublin. The field equipages of the *Emperor Nicholas are supposed to hive arrived in ,the.environs of Brody. It is said that the liquidation with Austiia is terminated, and that nothing is now wanting but the ratification of the two Govehiments. The Auitrian COnstil General in this capital has .ob tained leave of absence for some time.—Gax. d'Augs. . . BERLIN, Arms 9. .__ . .., Theprivate letters from St. Petersbnrgh say . that the war with : . :turkey is considered as close at hand, and that the people, hete.teceiaed the new, with the greatest joy. „Itrwas said 7 ikthat capital that orders, had been given, to fit .ctit, alLthe,,sbits of war s at, Sebastopol; which ate to join the, fleet.in theilli . ick Sea, and it is thought that his fleet ,syill be tent to cruise at the entrance ,o( the Boaphords. many eetsele are fitting out at Odessa. TOULON, Man. 4. .The pr e parations making here lead Into consider the expedition, which has been so long talked of, as certain. but its destinition:is still unknown. A great numbeerl both "of,Pen of war and merchant vessels, are assembled is our port. His.Majistr: brig La champenoise,eapt: Vallio„ arrived yeiterday, from the coast of Algies which she-left on the 28th of-last month, with dispatches' for the Government. The.,blockade continues to be strictly enforced. Rear-Admiral Collet, whO commands the squadron, has his Bag at present on board the Pro vence. • Ple .Amphittite, which was before -his'flag ship; is at preseq.under quarantine at Toulon; it is to be sup posed that tt will make part_of the expedition which is preparing- , . . .. On the.2ith of March, the Astrea frigate capthred an Alger* corsair of shigqns, the Captain:of_ which" declares that he had been eruising on the,coast - of Spain , but that he bed made no prizes. . , .. • The accounts which we haveyeilyWfrdes A.lisan- - _. dria, by the Emulation, inform set as thsilg.Witt con tinues to enjoy the same trancittilgty„ Wert. 4 a . hip events. It is supposed that this willecititrue to be.the ' case as long as the present Paclia lives, who being" i man of extraordiaarifirdineis - oftahed; will . eiPP I 9/ every means to hinder his people froai cominitting siny, excesses against the Frank s . 1 - Faison Fuss, Arius. 16..—Ftvo per cents. tog. 62e. T hree do. ea 55e• . Binh Actloos MIL 50e. Neapolitan 741. BCc. Spaniels (1823) tie. Radiance a Loudon—at . ma :184 111 4.- 251 . sac. et thret,lls4 soc, -• . • "2;• - • e• •;• • • 111. _.•,.. I.