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PORT OF WEYMOUTH. fly Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs. On TUESDAY, March 23. 1830, at Eleven o'Cloct in the Forenoon, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, Weymouth, THE FOLLOW I N G GOODS, Viz.—. GOO Gallons BRANDY, 1 ~., ~! , Dea l ers. Pert ut for 50 Gallons GENEVA, 108 Slab Deals, 1 Bottle Oil, i i lbs. Soap, 4 Oars, 4 lbs. Sugar, I Handspike, and i Bottle Wine, 16 Bottles Cordials. FOR THE DUTIES, Having remained in the Warehouse beyond the Period allowed by Law ; II Book (Byron's Poems) albs. Sugar lilt's. Chocolate I 1 Bushel Pears, and Half Fathom Fire Wood. 1G Bottles Brandy 2 Bottles Geneva 2 Bottles Wine 2 Bottles Cordials 1 Pair Leather Shoe; 1 Chair 12 Gallons RUM and Gallons BRANDY, samples. Also, the broken-up HULL. of the Open Boat " DASH," with her Stores, and the Materials of destroyed 4-gallon Casks. The Goods may be viewed by applying at the Custom-House, two days previous to the Sale, only. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 26th February, 1830. NOTICE IS TIEN EBY GIVEN to all Persons de sirous of contracting to supply the following Anicks for the Use of the Army, viz. BREAD. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, In the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : Bedford _ _ Leicester, Berks, (including the Town of 1 Lincoln, Hungerford,) I Middlesex, Bucks, Monmouth, Cambridge, (including the Town Norfolk, of Newmarket) Northampton, Chester, Northumberland (including Bee- Cornwall, (including Scilly,) wick on Tweed,) Cumberland, Nottingham, Derby, Oxford, Devon, Rutland, Dorset, Salop, Durham, (including Holy Somerset, Island,) Stafford, Essex, (exclusive of Tilbury Suffolk, Fort,) Surrey, Gloster, (including the City of Sussex, Bristol,) Warwick, Hants, Westmoreland, Hereford, Wilts, Hertford. Worcester, Hunts, York, Isle of Man, North and South Wales, Lie of Wight, In the several Counties in North Kent, (including Tilbury Forr, Britain, in the County of Essex,) And in the Islands of Alderney, Lancaster, Guernsey, and Jersey. As also Bread to the Household ' roops in London and its Vicinity OATS. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Cantonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties • Bedford. Ikrki(including Hungerford), Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge (including New market), Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Esse:, Gloucester (including Bristol), Hants, and Isle of Wight, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Kent (including Tilbury Fort), Lancaster, Leicester, FORA , OATS, HAY, and STRAW Artillery Horses in Barracks, in South Britain : 11:rks, iddlesex , Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Susses, Warwick. Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, North and South Wales. IE, viz. ', to his Majesty's Cavalry and the undermentioned Counties in Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Somerset, Cornwall, !Lyn, Dorset, Essex, ilants, (including the Isle of Suffolk, Wight), Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Lancaster, Warwick, York, And in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty fifth Day of April next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Wednesday, the Thirty-first day of March next ; but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; likewise the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey, as also the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter vs Welt is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party rendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particubrs, for the th.e Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed enless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen, that during this Continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the Barre, the Amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be re funded to him. Parties wishing to Tender must make their Proposals accord ing to the Printed Forms, which may ►e had upon application st this Office between the Hours of Ten and Four ; anti of the Hick Masters in the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man; and Sooplet of the Meal may he seen at this Office. A New Edition (the Fifteenth) with Additions and Emenda. tient, together with a copious Commentary on the mischief of be Cutting System, just attempted to be revivetl i after receiving wignalified arid unanimous condemnation of all the eminent Men in the Profession for the last Forty years. PILICTICAL, 011SERVA TIONSonSTRICTUR ES of the URETHRA and RECTUM, recommending an im• System for their Treatment and Cure, illustrating its Effi cacy by numerous reniarkahle and highly important Cases, in some of Which Strictures of from 'fen to Twenty Years duration have berm tut..lly removed in a few weeks, and its superiority thereby folly e , tabliblied °vet every other method hitherto practised. By C. It. COURTENA Y, M.D. 'to which are added, Observations and Practical Comments on Clad., SeminalWeakne.s, and the Miseries occasioned by Self abuse, f. a the Cure of which a mode .of treatment, the tesult of long and s.occessful practice. and at once safe, speedy, and effect Ina', Is ado red by the Author. hinted tor the Author, llobert-street, Adeiphi ; and published VW sold b y Sherwood and Patemoster-row ; nwhyn, 4, Ca. tberin "rett, Strand ; Chappell, Royal Exchange; Mardi, 137,, Oxford -street; Walker. 90. High Holborn ; Chapple, 94, Pall hall ; Sutherland, 90, Carlton -street, Edinburgh ; and may be had of all booksellers. " We earnestly recommend the cases related by Dr. Conttenay to the perusal of such of our !Leaders as are filleted with the com plaints which the Author hes made the subject of these Obsetva non,. 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TION of SIX DIRECTORS, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of April next ; . - JOHN BAILLIE, Esq. JAS, RIVET!' CARNAC, Esq. Slr RT. TOWNSEND FARQUHAR, Bt. JAS. LAW LUSHINGTON, Esq. JOHN PETTY MUSPRATT, Esq. WILLIAM WIGRAM, Esq. PETER AURER, Secretary. FRENCH PAPERS. From tlw Journal des Debats. PARIS, 111Ancit 12. According to all appearance, the Chamber of deputies will not proceed before next Monday to discuss, in secret committee, the project of address proposed by its committee, the members of which assemble every day. They will not make any report, properly speaking, but at the next sitting of the Chamber M. Royer Collard, as President of the committee, will read the project which it has agreed upon. It will not be till after the discussion with closed doors, which will occupy perhaps two or three days, and when the address shall have been presented to his Majesty by a great deputation, that the Chamber will be able to receive the communication from the govern ment. The first report of the committee of petitions will be made on Saturday, the 20th, at the soonest, because, according to the re gulations, the committee must distribute, three days beforehand, a paper, containing the summaries of the petitions which it hat ex amined. From the Moniteur. PARIS, I%lmecil 12. The Deputation of Bordeaux had the honour to-day to present to his Majesty its congratulations on the anniversary of the 12th of March. Among the members of the deputation were Messrs. Count Lynch, Honorary Mayor of Bordeaux, Laine, &c. Count Lynch addressed the king in the following terms : " Sire—When your Majesty showed to the happy inhabitants of the &ine one Frenchman more, another Frenchman, well worthy of that name, saw the standard of fidelity wave on the towers of Bordeaux. It may sometimes, Sire, be agitated by the storm, but its basis is immovable as the sentiment of which it is the emblem." The King answered..." The conduct of the Bordelais in 1814, Gentlemen, will remain eternally engraved on my heart. Their ex. ample gave the impulse to the whole nation, which will always feel the happiness that the great events of that period have procured for k. Congratulate yourselves, therefore, on being Bordelais, since such great recollections are connected with your city and its memo. rabic devotedness. For my part, I shall never forget them, but take pleasure in calling them to mind every day, both as a King and a father." His Alajesty afterwards convened with much kindness with Count Pcyronnet,Viscoutit Laine, and other members of the deputa tion, which afterwards paid its respects to the other members of the royal family. The Drapeau Blanc contains the following note :—" The Me. morial to the King, which is related with praise in our yesterday's Paper, could not have been thus mentioned but by an Editor who is no longer attached to the Drapeau Wane. " We have no reason to repeat that we shall always defend the monarchy ; but the monarchy under the constitutional forms esta blished by the Royal Charter of 1814, and which his Majesty Charles X. has sworn to maintain. " The Director of the Journal, LAMBERT.' The Casale de France says :—" The Memorial to the King, of which the Journals speak, is dedicated to Prince Polignac. We arc able to assure our readers, that the President of the Council did not authorise this dedication, of which he was not informed otherwise than by the Journals." The .11oniteur contains, in the non-oticial part, a long despatch from Captain Gourbeyre, commanding the expedition against Ma. dagascar, detailing the operations subsequently to the 16th Oct. The result of attacks made on various parts of the coast, in which the Ovas showed great courage, but were every where defeated, was the following " On the 20th November two envoys from the government of Emirne sent to Captain Gourbeyre for a safe conduct to wait upon him, for the purpose of delivering to him two letters from Queen Ranavolo.Manjaka, and to treat of peace. The following day the division returned, to receive them, to the anchorage of Pointe-a. Lame. " A Convention, in which the rights of France are formally re. cognised, was agreed upon between the Commander of the expedi. don and the Envoys of the Ovas. The latter then set out to Emirne to lay it before the Queen for her approbation. In expectation of the ratification, which was to take place before the 31st December, hostilities ceased at all points, and the French vessels are admitted IM4 formerly into the several ports occupied by the Ovaa." From the Austrian Observer of the 4th of March, also received with the Express. CONSTANTINOPLE, FEL 10. On the Bth, in the morning, the batteries of the Seraglio, the AT. senal, and the Topchana, announced the birth of a Prince, wbo re. ceived the name of Abdul Asis (the servant of the Most Reverend). Yesterday and to-day the principal officers of State presented the compliments usual on such occasions. The negotiations with Count Orloff, which weto interrupted during the illness of the Reis Effendi, have been resumed since Ins recovery, and the arrival of a courier from St. Petersburg. Ceuta Orloff had a conference to-day with several Ministers of the Porte, the object of which was the regulation of several points of the Treaty of Adrianople, and the separate Convention respecting the payments to be made by the Porte, and the evacuation of the Otto. man territory, in consequence, by the 4ussian troops. VIENNA, allikacn 3.--Metalliques 1033 ; Four per Cent. ditto IY13; Bank Shares 1317 7-10. From the Allgemeine Zeitung of March 9. MAACK 4.—Metalliques 1034; Four per Cent. ditto Ili; Bank Skates 1:t22. Fitithittl FUNDS.—SARIS, Blanca 13.—Trans rat. Five per Cents. 105 f. BSe. 80e..55c. 60e. Four per Cents. 1011 f. toe. Three per Cans. ellt. 20e. 25e. 20e. 150 e. Neapolitan &otos, 92f. 71e. 6/4. 50e. SpatOh Ditto, Royal Spanish Loan, es Bente Peepetualle d'Etpagne, 74 711 1. Hayden Loan, SSOL SUS[. SIM .. esctytteat 0 . 11 &WOOL One month-2SL 7ue. Three Foga rat .-Flee per Cents. VIM. SSe. Three per Cents. NIL tie. IMPERIAL PARL • HOUSE OF COMMONS. ROTH. ES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF TUE DAY, HAIM now stand i:a the Order Hook of Mc Horn• of Coonnona, for the present Week. THIS DAY. ORDERS OF TII E Day--Sntug_aers' Families ;laintettancie Bill; Further Consideration of Report—Poor Law Amendment Bill ; Second reading—East Retford Bill; Third Beading—Haymarket Removal Bill; Second Reading Sup plt ; ( &c. Omits Bill; Ttiird Reading-LW - ay, :ma ; Cmnmi,te - Ardglass Harbour Bill ; Report. NOTICES OF MOTIONS.—.h. Char, Igor of ; Financial Statement. (In Committee of Ways and M. ais..)- -Mr. O'Connell ; Notice (on the third reading of the East Belford Bill.) to bring up a clause to have the poll at elections in that I.nroulh by ballot; also clauses specifyin; the mode of taking bile'. I, tlin.--Sir George flak ; Navy Estimates. ( ('ominitte: of Supitly.)..-.Si, Robert Heron; To move, in Committee on Navy Estimates to omit the pensions to the lion. H. Dunt!as, and the lion. W. Ls al. thurat.—The Lord Advocate; Bill tOr uniting the trenefriA of jar) Trial in civil causes with the ordinary jurisdiction of the Court 01 Session, and for making certain other ain.mtions 2.4 nthictions in the judicial establishments of Scotland. To.monaou. NOTICES OF MOTIONS—Mr. Hyde ; Commercial Rela tions of this Country with Portugal —Mr. Hume ; Cot 1111 l ittee inquire into the circumstances attending the renewal of the leases of Wiutetton and Orfordness and Harwich Lighthouses—Lord Francis Leveson Gower; Bill to extend the powers of (hand Juries in ex ecution of Act NI Geo. 111. for establishing Fever !twilit:lts in Ire land—Sir Richard Vyvyan ; Call of the llouso—Mr. Edward Da venport; Motion upon the distressed mat,: of the Country—Mr. Brig t . Select Committee on the Fulham Peti:lon ag.tio.l t;,, duct of the Metropolis Road Commi.siooers. OItDEMS OF THE Dar—Members absent at HOW (2lltli Fe bruary) to attend—House to he called ore. WEDNESDAY. NOTICES OF MOTIONS.-31r. Littleton ; Bill to render mot. effectual the payment of wages in money-31r. Wotit lionte ; Bill to alter and amend Act 59 deo. 3, Liability ter Landlord. for Poor.' Rates-31r. Hume; To mote us an Aire:;-it, ent on Mr. Littlenn,'.. Motion, That leave be given to Min i : 1.1 a Bill to repeal all die Laws which inflict penalties on 31aster• who pay wages partly or wholly in pro% ibions or goods"—Nir. Frr:l.l.iiitl Loeb; Bill to coo. toolithite anti am, aid the Acts relating to the pry of the Navy. °tunas OF THE DAY—thine Bill; Continittee Ap. pointments Bill ; Third Reading. THURSDAY. NOTICES OF MOTIONS.—,Ur. Secretary Peel; nal C two litlate and Amend the Law relating to Forgery— Mr. Poolet Thompson ; Select Committee to itniuire into the expediency of making a revision of the TRIO*, so that tie means of paying ti n e ims voted by the House, and all other charg:s for the Public Se rvir• s. may he provided with as little injury as practicable to the and improvement of the Country—Lord Francis Levesuit ; Consideration of the Report of the Select t;otniultice of last Selstoft, appointed to inquire into certain charges against :sir ,Imes Barrington—Mr. Robert Grant ; Bill to supply a defect in Act Geo. 4, c. IC, intitutled, "An Act to itinc:al the Lori; relating to Bankrupts."—Mr. Robbouse ; 310:10:1 tor Returns, allowing to what liabilities the Bank of England i. subjeci.—Loid Francis Leveson Gower ; bill to coulinu certain leases of lauds, lot the purpose of carrying on the linen manunicture in 1 reland.--!;ir James Graham ; address for account of all salaries, profits, pay, fees, and emoluments, whether civil or military, from the ttb J . nuary 11129, to iith January 1830, held atid enjoyed be earl. of the lUernbas of his Majesty's moat Ilienottratile Privy C 11111 l cil, spe cifying. with each name, the total amount reecivill by Cat li indivi dual, and distinguishing the various sourcis til , lll Y Ilk': I liltr sane is derived. ORDER OF TEE DAY.--ECCICSiaStiCai Lease: (Ire 1.1141) 11111 Committee. I'Ril'AY. OZDERS OF THE DAY.—S - ul:leitit•:.; Art Amendment (Ire. land) Bill ; Committee.—lleserted Children (lielatiil) Bill ; Se. cond Reading.--Lunatic Commissions Bill ; Second Reading. NOTICE OF MOTION.-31r. Robinson ; That it i- e:.pedient to relieve the labouring clams and invigorate the product ive in. clumsy of the country, by a ;eduction of Ditty On siteur ; by ic repad of the Tax on Beer, Soap, Candles, !fides, ;skim. :n t 0 ; the Assessed Taxes • and, after effecting evil ) , practicable re trenchment In the P ublic Expendituie, and in collecting the Re venue, to supply the deficiency by an equitable Asse i-turid on Property. LIST OF THE MINI )RITY. Of 90 who voted for Sir James Graham's Motion on the 10. h of March—" That it is the opinion of this House that the lat_ v 4. clog In the office of Treasurer of the Mary atronled hi, alaje-ty's Ministers an opportunity of effecting a saving of :OWL a-year, without any violatioa of existing engagtnients, and with., ut kietri. ment to the public service." Astley, Sir J. Harvey, D. AV. Rowl,y, Sir W. Ht. i li e tt a nt Sir T. Heron, bir R. Kiel:ford, W. Ralph Ileneage, 0. F. &film, E3rl of Benthiik, Lord 0. Hobhoute, J. Can Staulty, E.I. Birch, J. Hume, J. Scott, lion. W. H. Brownlow, C. Huskisson,RtHon.W.Thommin, r P. Burdett, Sir F. ' Jephson, Chas. D. 0. Townslicnd, Lord C. Bright, H. Keck, G. Trant, W. H. Buxton ' J. J.• Kemp, T. R. Uxbridge, Earl of Burrell, Sir C. King, Hon. Gen. %'yeyati, bit R. Buck, L. W. Lamb, Hon. G. Wall, t'. 11. Cave, R. Otway Lennaid, T. Barrett ‘Vathiitton, H. Cavendish, Wm. Lester, B. * IVarrena! Sir (i. Colborne R. Littleton, Ed. W e bb. Ca. E. Clifton, Lord Lygon, Hon. Col. Wilson, sir K. Carew, It. 31aberly, John Wilbraham, G. Carter, John Martin, J. Wt.-meting, Hon. H. Calvert, C. 31arshall, W. Wood, A Id. Cavendish, Henry Morpeth, Vise. Wool, r. Davenport, Edw. D. Macdonald, Sir J 33. AV.0(1e41..r, Sir J. Dawson, A. Marryat, J. Whit bread. W. Dawson. E. J. Malcolm, N. ' Dundas, Hon. Thos. 111acqueen, T. Dundas, Hon. O. O'Connell, Dan. Dundas, Sir It. A. Ord, W. Duncombe, Hon. W. Palmerston, Lord Dick, 11, Parnell, Sir 11. Euston, Lord Phillips, Sir Geo. Encombe, Vise- Phillips, Geo. R. Ebrington, Vise. I'ower, R. Fazakerly, John N. Rice, T. Spring Fine, J. Rorts, A. W. Fyler, Time. B. Robinson, Sir G. Gordon, R. Rumbold, C. E. Grant, Robert Russell, Lord J. TELLEum. Oralulu. Sir Jag. llowick, Vise. Seven paired off fur the 'lloilo'', viz. Sykes, 11. I len ism), W. J. Slaney, K. Litklell, lion. H. Do Cane, P. %V' ' loon, iir T. lanthcrt, A BSENT MEMBERS. On Motion of Sir H. Vyvyan, preparatory to Mr E. Davenport's Notion on Tuesday next, t. on the internal state of the nation, the sail of the House was ordered, in the following language :—`• Noose to be cailtd over on Tuesday, 16th of March :-- Members not at tending to be rent for in cu Cody of the Serjeant." hose that petted •• illness ,•' or " urgent private busines s " has uni.etid a good mar y Member:: and the following have ulresdy obtained •• leave cat al - moos," whicn allows them to be away on TurAsy without bring ordered into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms ; and tine-, if not neutralising, at leastdiminishing, the effects of the prepo-ed call : - fidr.Saunderson(Cavan)lmmith i Ilr. Sorb., 3 week s t, Gen. Archdall (Fermanagh- : Mr. Lome, I month shire), 1 month f Mr. M.Naghten (.\ntrimshire) Mr. Heatheote, I month 1 1 month }Sir G. Fetberstone (Longford- I Mr. Dawkins Pennant, I month shire), I month Mr. Sturges Bourne, 2 weeks f Mr.Js. Browne( aloyo) 1 month Mr. Lester, 6 weeks t Mr. Wemyrs( Fifeahire),l math Mr. Guest, 1 mouth tSlr G. Noel (Rutlandslaire), 3 Mr. I'ynte, 4 week. weeks. • tMr. Curteis (Sussex), I month Lord John Thyme, 3 weeks f Mr. Walter Campbell (Atevll. Mr. Wallace, 6 weeks shire), 1 month Mr. James Brougham, si weeks Mr. Lewis Hughes, 1 month t Mr. Henry Maxwell (Cavan), Lord James Townsend, I month 3 weeks • Ik. John Wood, 1 month f Mr.Prittie(Tipperary),lrnontb Sir Robert Williams, t month Mr. Fynes Clinton, 1 month ' fLord Viscous& Futile. (Long Mr. John Williams, 1 month fordshir e ), I mont h }General O'Neill(Antrittishire), Mr. Synge Cooper. t month 1 nusah Mr. Hutchinson ( lit perary ). I Mr. Boyd, 1 month month }Mr. Coke (Norfolk), 1 month Mr. abide, 1 month Mr. Milbank., 1 month . N Mr. Chohnelen 1 ogositli Lord Tullimore, 3 weeks air. Crompton, I month Mr. Doherty, 1 mouth ' '}Lord Dunearnino (Klikenoy- Mr. Mlles, I month Ai' 4. • Woo). I. mooch • Mr. Handeotki I month Mr. Owen, I month' tMr. Kavanagh (Carlowsbire), Mf.'owen Williams (11ario -. W . ), 1 month • ' 1 month • • • %r. Henry lAkelles, $ weeks Ijr.Aylesintry liobeets.l Month Mr. Lott, 1 month Mr. Mira. SurwsrtjAwreks: t Lord. Ounastoira (King'.. I Mr. Laloochi(Klldisoraftl, 1 County), 3 weeks 10110111 _ Mr. Macaulay, I mouth Those mayked T thus t are County Members. March ii. ' . 1. e f. ~ 4 , . St. ,t; 12 " - '.• '