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NUMBER 12. ---------- 614.] BAST INDIA MUSE, Merck 21, 1827. rrita COURT of bIREC.TORS of the UNITED •I, ate.on , MERCRA NTS 0 . LVGI.4ND, inuting ti mo say INDIES, de km% Notfar, • IktiORNERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be oast Jag Hourgi t Leadenbali-ateet, on Witoottaay nest, the agb beat, a 'lkea o'Cloct in the Forenoon, by Adjournment JOSEPH DART. may. giDSTBACTS FOR DANTZIC, OR hIEMEL AND RlflA t OB FBI ERSBURGH GOODS AN!) NOR WA) SPAR& NAVY oFFICZ, March 19, .11'17. • tiIHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and. COM.%fIS -11 sumo wits AGLIESTra Miry do hereby give Notice. VIM al TINIISDAr, the 49th instant, at One e'Clock, they will .it way to treat with loch Pervone as may be willing to Cbnrraet . fa an t f ing his Majesty's severarDoek Yards with the following • • vi e w, ins 'OANTZIC nr NKMEL GOODS, tnnsisting of FIR TIM- Dell,"OhE PLANK, and DECK DEALS RIGA, or PE TERSBURGH GOODS, eisnsisting of FIR TIMBER and BAND MASTS, and NORIVA.If SPARS. D i gibethos ache Artleitek)Mit Forma of the T m e w aiis Pk% No Tinder srel4'recilted after One o'Clneli M l i t ,Day 4L Trdisy, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or sa Agent for him, attends. • teary Tender mast be ateompanied fiy a Letter addressed to *pm Board, and signed by Two responsible Persona, engaging *War bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of ~espo, for the dtre.performaner of the C"ntract, for' Dantzle or liked Glide; in the like stun for the Coisraet for Riga or Pe. w s l ostiti Goods; and in the sum of £l,OOO for the Norway Spars. PORT OF POri'TSMOUTII. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION,' • By ode of the Hon. Commissioners of Ms Majesty's Custom, Male Custom House at this,Plate,orbTsturatia.r, the 29th of "Miirdi, Din, at Ten'o'Cluck in te•Forenoon, E UNDERMENTiON.ED GOODS, 1118 "AXE NAVIN* NUN $ll2lllO MID LiG•l4a eQIIOIIIOINED. WIZ. Maki, Silk Handkerchiefs ' Coffie; Indian lak,Wine, /vs, Stoat s, Silk Turbans, Crape Skalerla, Narkein, Muslin, Ord Cases. Castor Oil. Cornclian, Rau de Coloisne, Silk, Wax etadlio, Saccades, Timber, Silk Shoes ,. Naples Soap, Snuff b us , Linea. Tamarinds, Chess Men, Brandy, Rum, and Geneva., Mr-OPEN BOATS and MATBR/ALS, One Brnke&up BOAT, led sundry unserviceable Stores returned from the Coast-Guard. No Goods can be sold for Home Consontption for less than the amount of Duty thereupon. The tame may be viewed three days before the gale, no application to the Warehouse Keeper. • WCIETY for the DISCHARGE anctICELIEP of PERSONS IMPRISOIED for SMALL. DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand,. March 7, 1827. TIENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, •14 • VIZ. Phi Powys, Esq. . • ~.,. -Yc tow ser .(per .. Httn , t-o • !sulpha, and Co.) .1 o 0 34..4.45.r,•a. g . . • . . s.s o Tbe,yaronen Willoughby . • • . A. 3. '3 -.0 Whdd414 . 141. . . . • • . •A. 4-4 A Prl 4 ( r a ll : Ws. s . • • I V P Haps Rsi. . . . . t.lO 0 0 Ma Pvpys, Li. . • . . A. 10 ' 0 6' Pepys . . • . • . A. 1 1 o Leafy (per Mews. Howes) • - . 3 11111 NW. P. Marten (per ditto) . .• A. 4 •o . J. C. (per ditto) . • • • ,;" 0 is . ll Feowick, Kr.i. (p e r dit to ) • . it 0 Caad T. (per ditt,,) . • • . • .10 0 ger. J. V. Shave Brooke (per ditto) . : A. g IL P. (per dhto) . . . •. 1 0. 0 P. Hatchl, Esq. (per Messes. Vero') . . A. 11 0 Ildsty , of a Hackney Coach Pine (N 0.094 . . 10 ' 47! Is C .................. Dissbasied and relieved from various Prisess,S6 ' ' •'' .. &b ears, for the sum of . • And U. ibd. • , Cooddered the Cases of - SO Petitioners • • Approved - - - 3g - A ind Caesidered Inadmiwible - Dosefictions me received by Jahn Camden *Mid; Ski. the Zuswer, Cheyne.walk, Chelsea; also by Motatheidgeties,. Far win, and Co. St. Jamees-stmet ; Hoare*, ,Fkateentr, set ; Whit mire and Co. Lombard - str ee t ; C oc k s and Co. Cbarine-coass; Darien and Co. Finch-lane, Cordial ; Hammel,' Pall-mall ;' gems and Co. No. 71, Lombard-street ; • an d by ~ Orassvrel tk Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street,. Sanowl,vebem Beaks. may he sees by those who are inclined to support this clarity, and vbeiv the Society suet on the first Wednesday in every Month. Damns et phceos usor."—Hon. Thy house, m u d (in the cup of life, That hallo -drop) thy plmaing wife. HAPPINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is Waured by marriage; thestrictest tie of perponial Friend ship," is a gift fromileaven, cementing ;stemma with teatos,,by whickstys Johnson, "we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it Iseentes an imperative duty,:not only to regulate the passions, but edemas. the grosser nature from those impurities which the free. doe of unrestdcted pleasure may baste entailed upon tr.'. To the. neglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless instances which, while they excite the cqmonseration of the be haider,should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. leaurious habits will effeminfze the body—a residence in the' staples will relax the elastic fibre—bnt more especially dote the premature infatuatine of youth tee frequently compromise the See fatal dignity Into a state of inanition, from whence the agenhiedl sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such they, we.address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, &Achy; nor isiliew advances appear questionable sanctioned as they're by the nsultiplied proofs of 20 years successful experience. The easy cases of married life are sometimes disturbed by the copensisso of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —tor the female habit is often constitutionally weak--eyet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation at the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, VIII VIII h effect. Reversely solicitous to expel the unfeeling einpyric !;,et the position No presumptuously taken up, We deviate from s• r er.d principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own t• ourat,le integrity as Members of the Collage of Surgeons, we st ' CT the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering io lt)matrimottiol life) at once to our house, where daily attendarnie h liven for personal consultation ; and letters from the country and '-"actedately answered.; these must contain &remittance for Advice and liainnue, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons No.ll, Bouverie-street, Fleet-sect,andon. I'Just ptiblished. (Seventeenth Edition), 1. The /Eats of Lire, ttoiliiiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd, Hvlituana, ':dressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be bad at 11, Trances -buret, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ;4, Catherine-street, Strand ; &Inwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 20, paternoster-row; and Chapple, 69 . , Pall-man, London; Porter, 72, Grafton-stmt, btatrlini 15 3, Trongate, Glasgow; 9, Calteesstreet,ll4inhgrth 6 ' 4 of all 11 ' , .liseltets. Price .3s. (Z) premium. witted thei of And . . .. 4 .. .... . O .. " -• .", ' o ' ("o. -. • • - ^:<6. , • /1 ' ' • • - -- ..• 4 ~: . - . _.. 4 • . .4 9 4 ' ~. o: . • • .. 't • ''. ~ - •- .. • • - - it . . ---• • . -.. .o . • . . ~ . 0...• t ' • • • • • • -' -t . • • -•- .. -a -•.:: aro ,isai I . ' -• • . • , ' 04.' 4 " ' . . ...- .. . ~. I, ro• ,eso . • • Cebr ......1000,... ..„.\,., G 4;16' „il k , .5.,.. .., .. ''. t A" _. 4 .. . r. . .. : IL - . . 11 .. , -,. s: Ak 'IPOI. St 1* 'WI 1 4 .. 4 0„„ qp; ookaiti ,raii,sa,..2 , . ° 44lt4t._ : ‘.... . , . . 1 I ' • 4. . ibt (4.101 6 1544 ' -'' . .ii • • - ` ' • • . . . .. • "'FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH' 23, 1827, • • .. . . - E. RICE SEVENPRNC IR. i ...--..._......... 1 — . - •-..„0. ................. _#••• - "...,..—..,,... -0 11.' , f I a. ALLualitt BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN-T. , FIRE ASSURANCE COMP A NY. ........ 0 .- maximum would be that farme rs woo ed l os e to i ls ' v in en go o • od re to and subm bad it sea a ses sons. of In ßeso a alertialions tilin. to thei h. r sholil Lorte HOUSE OF LORDS, Meads V I . • - . • . ' Established by Act of Parliament.. The Rad of SHAFTESBURY presaelled 1 PdlslessOisa t Sea- ships on that subject to induce them to apply their . . • Capital , ffa,ooo,ooo'sterling. • Ingham, praying fer a repeal of the till4e Threa d = dim. a Petithin- from the twee of Dunbar, night ally', Ofttes.-No. I, Bartholomew - lane; and No. D o Fallaniall a la tie minds to the consideration of each proposition, in order to see whether the effect of a ma:it:trim would p o t be . Laws . , •:,4 ~ ~1...! 0riv , ...!:, 6 opposite Carlton liouse. ROLLE presented Petitions from %aril, 11 lawormet- to discourage area injure the corn trade. At the present i i - . • PRESIDENT& . . . ' mi .., i . teed from two parish% la Demo, !gala* any further comes- moment f irroers could not borrow money tiniest they i John Irving Esq.. M. ti. ' f`'''' l India Roman Catholic.. Tbe Marquis of CLANRICARBE pretested petition ? from had landed property. In fact, the subject required • i Francis Baring, Esq., N. M. Rothschild, ...il ! i . . • Samuel Gurney, Esq. • m om sfeey r o ore , a , nom, and Afhlovie, complaining of abuses in more consideration than his Majesty's Misestutsosemed ' to . have g i ven . it, for they bad never entered hste-a se- 4' ../ DIRECTORS. ' ef RICHMOND Presented Petitions from Hastings, - Jas. Alexander, Esq. m.p.--- William Howard, Roo ' and several other places in Sews, aphis* any Literati*. in the r'°u• i nquiry - With respect to the distresses of the /a- t p h r e e y se d nt id be an i t o ari w s a e fr iv ol dr* . rice •!I OH. Barnett, Peg. ..-- • -John times Esq. Cons Laws. LordE MO presented a Petition from Manchester. MORI for of b°4l co ri r a n g , onlhaincuhfawcatus manu factures, John Bowden. Esq. ...:4 William Kay, , Esq, o m ite as , s b f u a t ct f u r l o rr m s athade in ea er tr c a b o s a n g t ir e t rpasea profits %h e igh t, fotiarsaaiir: . . T. Fowell Buxton, Req. bff.P. Louis Lums, Esq. • sa• aboralotrin the Cons Lowe Archibald Campbell, Rl* David Lyon, J un. Esq. ' , -v , 10befOte WooL. FurFolle 43 f they mast live in Portland-place ortGroscrenoolopiaret lord MALMESIII.IRY rose for the lemon Crawford, Faro - Thomas ruchirdson. Esq. and whereas their velsot-capped and squat • . il ~ T. A. Curtis, Esq. ' ''` fhwaid Smith, Esq. ~, moving _for Returns relating to the importatioe of FO- and lived in the city with their tierksentlelsesamended . V E C. Greenwood, Esq. ~ : ~ . IL )L Tb araeap , Eil. reign Wool. He could not forbear calling the atten- 4 + y . AUDITORS two of the House to the distress now existing among et ßi t t wi t , *embosses. they must may goo, i i Charles Campbell, Faq.• Sir R. Ts Farquhar, Bart. M.P. I ' 1 :he woolgrowers, meg efordsoigheaLasesinefongthtee insoect what• Waif Uri to • Thos. Mastermao s X. letters . w ri tten . ter-them about scareelikneri tibia ? • • datolietid, and - tiii - ialue of woOl bad lately '- - was going ° " 0 art 4 sign th.et't AM* , So 1 p pr. .. iignil li ostet ."--41e.** 46 4‘ 0 . 4* „ *H o rtaho * Payne, std aill decreased very muclo.even knot 16d. to itcl. a potted. s •• .and leaving all to their clerks, at the head of whom they must place a confidential per to'aet for them - ' ... Actualy-T•Beararra OrmaPart. ' l4ll.4".4 He .conceived the House would agree with him in; • The Earl of MALMESBURY stated, that he did . • Secretary--Andrew Hatnibm, Rig.. :. thinking that corn and wool were most closely con- . Physician-Joh* R. lienu, M.D. Cu:ion-street. aected, and that they almost dEpended upon each other ; not st a nd up for the Present Com Lopes is tote, but maintained the principle on which they were foooded. . COODICI-Lancelot Shadwell, Esq. . :as long eta the protection duty remained at 6d. the per- , As long as that principle was aphoadelf he would be . $....., Solicitor-John Id- Pearce, Eaq. sons trading in wool derived an advantage from it, but - willing to meet jety Mitiistels and to modify Surveyor-Thomas Allmon, E.eq , Percy.street, Bedford.square , the moment it fell, great distress followed. Upon tead- FIRE ASSURANCE. .•• • • ing Mr . Jaeob'S Report, it would appear that great ex- the Corn Laws, an d even to alter their machinery to ' re' o ortioiii. weiaMikine in Germany to have large sago THE RECEIPTS for the RENEWAL PREMI.ogo •• of ....... - qua rt. any extent. He rejoiced that the Noble and Leased Lord intended to submit a set of Resolutions to Is. dee at LADY DAY, are ready for DELIVERY, at the cities woo, grown there for the purpose of exporta- Offices in Town, and at thi. Agencies of the Comp an y tbropshistat . t ion . At (initiate when the duty was lowered from 6.1.. ' House, as it would ena b le their Lordshrp' sto tires' the Country. • ..1 - • t•to a halfpenny, a great boon was expected to be grantee', their opinions before the subject reached them in the - - Tha Company have made the following Reduction ittatict Rater osio aj tc„k shape of a Bill from the other Hoene. It was imposts= turned out to be a permission to _the growers to it ?minium hitherto charged on the three common COMNIMPOPOr Mee '' - • - that their sentiments should be well know's, •preiriously Assurances.. The Reduction 'milted equally. lite . anislieinas h ' eon •I- Th h 'wort t eirg -at, ..owever, they had only .London, and throughout tbe Country, to Priem Mid Effebeflaba balm able to do in ver small quantities. The Noble , to the lai pas si ng in soother place. , • Asearances,,easept in special cases: :: .. , 1 lard then moved: fo r a Retort) of Foreign Wool Imo Lord ELLENISOROUGH lamented that them lati•o• lotions bad been presented three weekS ago. ri a _e Ist pals reduced from es. to Is. IldsfgoeCpat. ~ • ported Yrpra the year 1590 t 01822, distinguishing the ad • . 3s. to 2s. lA, . ' countries from which it had come ; also a Return of h not 3d ' Ss. to 4s. bis ' , . the Value of the Wool imported from 1810 to 1826, ati-been lost, and it was now too late, for the Herelle of .... Commons stood pledged to a particular duty. LIFE. ASSURANCE. : and an Account of the Quantity of British Long Wed Lord BEXLEY said, that if his Noble Friend framed i Lire AIICRAPICCS continue to be effected by Ile Company on etported f rom, lB2 l to 1826. very moderate terms, white the Assured twalmerorx to Mt. his Resolutions on the principles which. he had- laid 'i rooms, whicb we to be declared at the expitedeltee every wefts- Lord BEXLEY said it had been considered a policy _.. down, it.appeared to him that those principles carried sive period oft . * yews... The Lives of Naval aled Military °Seen, toreduce the duty on foreign wool, for the purpose or into effect, would exclude all foreign commerce al- i not engaged in actual service, are covered at tie common rates ef benefitting the manufacturers, and there was no doubt , • „„ ...-: premium. The Assured may proceed to any part of Europe, pto- that class had derived great benefit from its - effects.-- . -O lg t e it u . ",; too . was thealat and agreed so. vided they take b li s i lo pizg in decked or steam vessel+, from a port . to my between the Texei and Brew, He abstained from - then entering into the' question. The Marquis of EXETER presented to Petition from a Pariah in the United X pert without previouscinnenunisetion with the Discuses. or the payment When the subject was regularly before the Wale, there In the meaty of Rutland, against the Caikelk Clainia.-Laid' on of an additional premium. No entrance money is charged. would be ample time for so doing. the table. Sir rontisiCamenons, bre* A. HAMILTON. Secretary . Th e Duke of-RICHMON'D disapproved of the sys- otaxmossa Own, end others f . • up the Ounce-Thread Bill and several Prevare Nillp which ere • ' - - em of experiments which had of late' been adopted. It ras a oars time.-Adjourned.ed. . • SECOND EDITION. . was evident that in the present instance the experiment .e. ...woe...oes - •... Just pubrished, lark& price 2s. 6d. with a Portisit of his Royal had failed, though an attempt was made to.gloss over. HOUSE OP COMMONS flightier; . and art inferior Edition, without the ?await, Is. 6d. then's& He wished that the Noble Earl who had The Reese met " quarter before raar, aad proceeded to kalak rpHE LAST ILLNESS and DECEASE of his for Committees to take into consideration the Petitions against tie moved for tho Returns would call the serious. attention returns IncTresony and penbi .E. law Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK; being a Journal .sh._ - • Lordships to that important subject. lowa' MOUSY ELECIRCA, • . of Occurrences which took place betweea the sth of Juno, lila, of their and the Sib a January, 1,27. . time to shield the flock-masters of England from spec me. Drees appeared at die bar with the reduced lbt of the 1 By Lieist..,General Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, G.C.H. _culative theories. . Members appointed to serve as the Committee to ra ys der the Pe- ..._ . . I Printed for William Sams, Bookselkr to Ids late Royal High- Lord KING contended that lithe hies duct bad been 'P ia° , -a . aspara,,,the, Lord • k " . ' t 11"."0*. J. 0 11. am T - 7 - """" t _ sew the Duke of York, and the Royal Family, No. I, Sc . James's. continued, and the importation of wool conteiluentir tnerstoo;V:lt s Wilma. Right Rea.* I..lreskett, 6,:. A . Grew, , • . s t reet, opposite the Palace. • .Of whom nuy be had, in post Sew peke as . &I.- Third Edition, diminished, the result world only have been to increase 3. F rogelisr. H. Downie ~ I. Mord; T. P. Bosom, Mr N. C.. , t - L om as front Dearer Lamm; coot:lain a Detection of the the distress of matiefactutura.• It was tette that a quart- Tbd. rk s o lt u / 11$41* .s. embers wet. Disks a" 11 . 6 . WAI then swomaad with d rew; i liktt- .. Mellor of .. Mauch's," 0 London Hells,". Om &e. city of evuoloemained ow- the bends Of . the Behests far-- . Me reitatescorios of the ourioa a . Amemet's" Miry be had CALL Of 21111 WOOlito . users; but the great point to be ascertained was, whether Pursuant to notice, the Clerk proceeded:to *Call over the maws ri • sewage, petered. the import of foreign wool`continued ? of the Members who did not attend upon the coil of the House ' Earl DARNLEY knew that wool-growers laboured r Wedn esday . ... The' defaulters , who bad not been excused by 'GI:I%AT COATS, BOX COATS. MORNING undoureatgrievancesondbid at leaittwoyearregrowth T b t l eo r t : y l . 4 t ' lest. ` at ' 4 lt ". 0 Horse, were "du" to . en . .. ~ , OCR MAYS. and DRESS COATS, SHOOTING .• . JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, sod TROUSERS, and WRAP- o f w sport their - hands, for which theyerould not find • DINJUSDI asseirosr capitation. PING COOS .for Stags Combos and other p of a a market. This was a state of things whicfi ought not Mr. -moos psesented the reduced list of thyr,Members appointed t to ma serv aat e n t the Commits., The fnunwin to try the merits if ir tht e P al li r tiO iL a t rie st ' ' Xake and Shape, upon the moanteasonable Terms, for tb exist. He certainly wished to hold an equal balance • heady'llelottey; also Fashionable Dreas and Morning Coats, Great the Hon. 'T. Knee, .1: P. Wili g is w in e s r , e & To na n:Z e rVeromi, W. R: s Le ig et r o: Mato Ladies' Habits. gees' A mat Saving will be found at IC between the 1320 i;reas interests of egrieulture and hart, C. F. Burrell, Marquis of Blandfordp Eight Hun . Sir G. 41. osanediesores; boemmemfoaturerscright to know that PICCADILLY, nor Alraetrue. Gentlemen. wanting Fashion- . . e able, well-enade..6oo4 anikes. Cut Scientific Principles end the depression of their bolt customers could possibly do ltosa. Atainder, W. If; Ehiabeld, Lord W. Pant, jecd W. made io hi the Pepe tartn i elegant and superior manner, will lad them no good. -i:. s.-,...,... .. , Rims!, G. JAMMU., Jha greatest advantage, by giving their Orders as above. Ladies' maacte.or r. MILINCtS. . . obbin:4de to Erin the fiest'ste f le, by repent-need Workmen , and The Marquis of SALIN:MT - considered those in- mt. Rpitrt,w R ICE said that be bad tut-ail a/sato/enact etthe ' • l breath of privilege , which regarded one of its moot bo- at Moderate prices. Opera Cloaks, and Driving Coots, made at a terests as the same, and that flu one ought not-tobe-_sa- House to a .. . . . . 'm or e aothate,for the emeresience of Gentlemen travelling, som e crificed to the other. He a complained that whilst portent functions-its judicial capacity. Before presenting the Pe- ar! be read. kept ready finished. ,A snit weU mad e in Eight Hours, if agriculturists had two years' growth of wool upon their - l • 7 require& • Beet seperfine Cent, ,e 3 fis. £3 Ili. Fashionable r s Re Cferk here rtbs negotiation , which declared thatsthe hands, foreign wool continued to pour in; and that, Waistcoat; Trim 12a. Ia lffs. Trousers, hem las. upwards; a , yarieT a , new and beautiful p attarn i j jet out. & ras e, Lt ,„, y, instead of taking manufactures in return, forsigners Moon "maid visit with the most seve're . punishment all • complems, ale liSs.-Se, Piccadilly, near Air-street. , took nothing but money, so that the wool-growers were who should tamper with witnesses, or who Amid obstreet or ter- • c.% deeply injured, and manufacturers were not benefitted. rift' them from giving their evidence. ma r l : Dd . S,PaßlN ame f G ro ß m l a CE G eon enu tti na ued. n 0 - f.w Thei bana Pet h i e d b on which I...sea in ''- ' A .NEW FURNITURE OIL, The Duke of BUCKINGHAM regretted, that their nothing, and , 0 PREPARED BY THOMAS oil ILLITOR. CHEMIST AND Lordships should be deprived of ....vumeans of discussing was av i an a G er o eman of whom b c , wm r i m ; poem ., ; re oWshh er , 1 ! ' 'DRUGGIST, TOTTENHAM HIGH CROSS. the Corn Laws, in consequence of what had taken place, 'did he know anything of the facts stated, but from the summon 111 T HIS valuable Composition, -with half the usual whilst resolutions were carrying into effect in another the Petition butt The Hume was aware that a Fetitic.n had beeu sp an i d nst th tb t e i r n eturn of consequence,on labour will produce as brilliant a polish as Varnish. Hot place, because, when the subject should come before ,presented eof the usual summonses the e bad be n ci ty i Dishes or the warm Hand applied to the Furniture leave two mark them in the shape of a Bill, it was well known that if afterwards. It has -no unpleasant smell, and will not son the they altered the amount of duty, the Bill would alto. p e r so ns r issued hy Y t i be Speak'er for e a ttendance of witnesoes. Both the eferteci to in the Petition had been summoned ; the one whitest Linen. Sold in Pint Betties, at W.-Hoff-pint Bottles, L. ed. gether be lost. He therefore hoped, that before the was Mr. Lambert, the other Mr. Ffrench. The Petition came • easure reached them in that form, some data would• Sold by appointmeet a by B. Edwards. 66, St. Pawl's Church al from Themes Lambert, ksq. of Creg Clare, who sta ted that he was the brother of James Staunton Larnbert ‘ Esq. the Late-candidate for Yard; J.Sanger.lso, Oxford-street; W. Sutton and Co. No. to, be supplied to enable them to discuss it properly. As , omway • i Bow Church Yard; J. Stradling, Royal Exchange; H, &oi, to the wool trade, the fact that two years' growth was who had petitioned against the return of Mr. Richard Muria — that the Petitioner had been In a bad state of health since Cambridge Meath, Hackney; J. May, Market Place, Hertfo rd ; _. M. Wheeler, Chelmsford ; J. Post, IS , Leaver Streets Islington ;On use h an d s of the woo l- growers , wason the teeth -o , ott - h f the conclusion of the election ; but that, nevertheless basing ro- cof h. Speaker, for his attendance as a witness, 1 .R. &awe% 75, Shotoditch ; P. and L. Kimsey, Colchester; Watson, the author of the measure which had thrown that trade eel al r Peckham • Butler, 37. goeen-stemlts Chimera& ; and may he had open, for be had attempted to justify it in a pamphlet, he v had t prodeerer t o Loo t don-that while in the lobby, on Tuesday, the 20th instant, be had been insulted by the Honourable Martin I ' if most ifedicinq Venders in Town and Country. 'on the ground that it would procure British wool- Ffrencb, a ppponer of Mr. Richard Martin, and a'Magistrate of e growers a better marker. the COunty of Gilway. The prayer of the Petition was, that pre- 5 s - IMPROVED WATER FILTRItS, The Earl of WESTMORLAND contended, that teals. should by afforded to Mr. Lambert, as a witness attending No. la, Waswtexaseaur,. Griumommax. • although his Noble Friend, whose illness they 'all de- u r l ard e t r ha t t be he um hA th i a m ns ov o rd rkil th e e H r:a u dls le 4 of The tise ll° Sessi ggew orl Reso Gentkigia2 lutlon, • e T STONE and CO. beg to solicit the attention of plored, had intended topropose resolutions to the House, quit he could piii say whether the condUct of Mr. Wrench came $ e, • the Nobility. Gentry , and Public in general totheir Improved in order to explain his plan for regulating the Corn within the ternisof it, because it did not appear that he had' in- : WATER FILTERS, which for simplicity, cheapness, and dune- No resolutions on tended* lerrify die petitioner from giving evidence ;but be wouisl $ bility, have been found to excel every other Filter hitherto offered Laws, yet that mode wits irregular. sa nou nteu se d ba c d has the if ..,, th w e e r r e were no such Reffdition -pasted, yet the '' to Public notice. such a subject had ever been proposed to their Lord- to interfere , for tlyemaintettanee of good 1 The principal Filtering medium being formed of prepared Char- ships, so that whatever might be the dif fi culties - of their order, b y ,Thi.r;., principle of Psalm ' entary lavr ... (tica „ ) • $ coal, these Filters uot only clarify Water, but purify it also, Pia- situation, still they were only those which they had facts stated be knew nothing; but as the Petition habbeets put into Ot the posies which are combined in no other Filter. They are extremely always had to encounter, whet' the subject of the Co his hands, he had only di scharge d his duty by presenting it; and he e portable, and so conatructed, that at a small additional expense t..,. .rn could not have acted otherwise with out a d ere li ct i on o f t h at d ut it be constantly supplied from a Cistern or Reservoir, without any Laws had become the - object of legislation.y • e additional trouble in the use of t h em . Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, that the House Fid It visa not his intentioo to move that the p art i es should b e broughtup; but that simply by laying it before the Howie (the Howe still '. The following List contains the us ua l s i zes , b u t they can be been obliged- to acquiesce in the withdrawal of the teso- reserving to hack tie-power of punishing any delinquency), the er- n made to any use or pattern to order: lotions, not so mach on account of the irregularity of currence of any-such occurrence would be pr e vent e d an tutors .. i, Number of There was no doubt that u che Hoes . _ w . ou . ld . propect all wit.:er es Crimp in e the course, as because they thought. that no Noble Peer brought belkre it; but th ey recoiiectea toe lint:Woo enns equent n ?to. lidos. wke t e t.. - . Packing. ' Gallons in '24 hour ,. -on the other side would be able to make the statement anon elections, and he was awry to say mere particularly upua n ••••1=11m.mr.....• rc,.,,,..1. •=l.,•••=w ilimmommomm, .. promised by the N•ible Earl at the head of the TieasurY. boo elections, they must feel the necessity of affording Trot. cdt.a •,.• -e X s• d, se s. ti. se .....d. interfere, it might be productive of the moo pernicious gone... Lord REDESDALE contended, that not only in the celeriacs ailed before them. 'lf tberelore the House dial not g • 1 olt 0 0 3 0 0 2, e . S ' te 2 1 5 0 0 6 0 0 2'6 . .4 ; article of wool, but in the depressed prices of tallow, quences to their proceedings, and involve thins in the moo du- ri 3 22 0 0$ 0 to' 2 i a; • hides and skins, and cheese, were rhea s-motto r istsaffect- agreeable coo f ia l on . When therefore he stated that he did not re 1 3 3 o oco 0 o 41 5 Mt" ti ....,. • ed, in consequence of foreign importation-He'crmsiJered intend to follow thioPetition up, he hopid th e Hou se wo u ld b e - lieve that it was not because he was nor*ureinceal that the House had the power to i nterfere , or because [hike would not be perhec 11, Captains of Ships. and those bound for lout Voyages, will fired the price of 60 . now proposed at a matimum, which it them particularly useful, as they occupy a very sme ll space , and was intended-to establish , - and he Moo - tained that the . , , . ~ . _ . .. . n. furnish Water in considerabl e quantities. Numerous references propriety in mar atone so. He should then move tins the Pell- a, can be given to Persons of the geeitest respectability, who have .6xing a maximum price was most injurious to the, tion should be brought up, with the full understanding tha t if the 4iouse thought proper to to further, be should be fully . • willing to a, used them for the last twelve years. • branch."( trade to which it applied. This bad been I. 3. S. and. Co. beg to inform those Families who pai.remain a lasted a take hit share in their proceedings. . . . __ - 1 . 11 ,_ e Pe . . was then brought up, road, and ordered so be laid tried in the teign'of E4ward.lll. but had only _ ti .... . I ; short ti m e in town, that they let , out Filters on hire, at a small yeah, • ci, expense per Month, and if at the end of a Month the Filter should the whole country having cried. out against the SPEAKER then asked w Cr any Getoleman intended a; be purchased, no Charge for Hire will be made. measure. Corn was of all commodities that on which " I .l he ''' --..-. in m sazimu should not be established ; „i,„ as-its price must t , ? • a;. P.S. A lib era l C onsto i sa i t i n allowed to R eta il V enders, audio • .' • • Merchauts for expor t ation. ;my w ith the natcre of the crops, and the result of a Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that it wat irripcoibll the pre:eedins