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I . . frioaft , „ ti ,. .... . . 1 t ..p41.0 koitt) fat 4 .. • • • • , • • • Ae . .i A A i A 4 . t A • • NUMBER 13,189.] PRIVATE CONTRACTS. • TWICKENHAM, TO BE LET FURNISHED, • FOR SIX OR EIGHT WEEKS ABOUT MIDSUMMER AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE. with Coach Hou.e, Stables, and large Garden, ten miles from London. Letters is be directed for W. S. Mr. Maddock, George lon, Twkkasisass, Middlesex. FITRROYAITREZT, FITRROY- SQUIRE. TO BE L RT FURNISHED, as TAE LEASE TO BR SOLD. • By Mr. JOHN EOSINS, - (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) ADESIRABLE COMPACT R ESIDE N'C E. adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel Piiiiily, and Bt for immediate reteption-.-Containing. Entrance Hall, Dicliglit Palace?, Dossing Ram Water Closet, open paved Yard, &e. Two Dfawltg Rooms handsomely fitted up : Two Principal Ord Chambers. .sod Servant's Roan over; Convenient Domestic Weep to she 13sastoent. To be viewed by Ticket s , _ with Pattleolars, may be had of Mr. Saws No. 170, Regent-street. MIDDLESEX. FOURTEEM MILES FROM THE METROPOLIS. DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES. GARDEN, COACH HOUSE, STABLE, FARM BUILDINGS, • Jinn Assiut • FOUR HUNDRED ACRES .OS MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hothe, Regent.street) A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. COMPIUMI4II A Desirable Cottage Residence, seated on a fine eminence, em bracing delightful views in varinu. directions, handsomely fettled up, and adapted fee tba accommodation of a Family of the First Re spectability, with needn't Offices; capital Garden, Lawn, and FIUME. Groinds; Farm Buildings, and nearly • . FOUR HUNDRED ACRES Of 'Mimi: and Arable Land. in a good state of Cultivation, in a line Sporting Country, in the Vicinity of Three Packs of Hounds. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particularsonay be had Mr Rmans, No. 170, Regent-street. SOM ERSETSH I RE. A CAPITAL AND SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, . With every requiaite Ogee, GARDENS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, and LAND, near TWO HUNDRED ACRES; A beautiful interiors for Resid.nee, ands capital Property for Inveettnent. TO SE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, lir 3rlr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), .A.vir, V.lnable ESTATE, nearly equal to Free. bold, held on a Term of One Thousand Years, A yplesclid MANSION HOUSE, adapted for the &cremate. &Row of a Nobleman or Family of the first distinction; planned With suites of spacious lofty and well proportioned Apartments, with suitable Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Semen's Rooms, and all requisite Offices. attached and detached; Gardens, Pleasure Womb % with Rides, Drives, and Plantations of exquisite beauty, 'and Meadow Land ; the whole containing nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES. . As a Residence this may be reckoned a chef truism* in archi• teeter., for the skill shd ability displayed in the erection, besides it. substantiality and the mode in which the whole is combined. .."The fleautiful lay of the Land affords a facility of convening the Wbele bins a certain and very valuable remuneration for the lu erittlient of Capital. Particulars may he had of Mr. Roams, No. 170, negent.street ; Or, of dilemrs Y. and.). P. Sturge, Land Surveyors,Briatol, where. 'Tkketsfor viewing may he bad.. HUUSRS AND ESTA I'ES WANTED. BEN R Y L. COOPER. 93, littimpsgate-stret-t Within, ESTATE and HOUSE AGENT, and UP BOLDER, having had applications for various Property far be yond what his liegi,try contains, particularly for Famished Muses, had good Family Residences, with Land, in different Counties ; also Marine Villas. begs to Notify to Parties desirous of availing Oieosseives of his Published Register fur July, must forward par ticulars on or before she 25th of June. Any Nobleman or Gen tleinao desirous of taking a Professional Opinion, will be waited so at their Residences or Estates. _ It is presumed few Concerns in the Metropolis possess greater healties in effecting Sale% arising from its long Establishment and misspoke Count:ions (in the Upholstery department upwards of Veep Years), the extraordinary Publicity given to his Epgister., its vicinky to Garraway's and the Auction Jiimo , (tbsefvunt,by Auction at nearly all the vahlahle • PrOgettg in ltrir Klogdist9,_ Imbed with the wery'cuurideiable de?smsAint 110 W Paditeig% she best guarantee.for prompt Salef when tow-high i ininile Ospinted?-113; Ihaliepssate-etteet • • 1-r• • . • AROMATIC SPiTtrrQP. VINEGAR,. S agreeable peifimied ii4uor -(the - original In . . A. gentian of Mt; Henri) w ! klch is of well-known . elSCucy iq velleehig Psinttioss sad Head-acho, and in -tounriiicriug effects of overabesied, close, or infected air, conttnue, to be pre pared, In the wettest perfection, by • Messrs. THOS.'and WM. HEN ItY, Manufacturing Chemists, !blanche:star. It. Is sold in London, whokvalit and retail, by Messrs. Rarebit and 'Mew, Perfumers, Cocitspur-street ; and Retail, price 2s. Stl: by one agent or snore in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine ! sail= the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each boa.— Proper *inge Voices are sold by liuyley and Blew, as usual. 41 shove may also be had, authenucated by a *niter atamp. MAiINIMIA, in bottles at Sta. 9d. Cr with glas' stoppecaaa as. titl Nsavous COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. • NVOlis DROPS.—To thn.e rwhia E.R are anieted with Nervous D:sorders and their various &strew*, affemions, as Oppression of Spirits Head Ashes, Loss d - Appetite, lodige-tioa, Spasms, Tremors, Fainting Fits, and De . Relaxation of the. System, it is confidently recom seeded to have recourse to the above celebrated Pledieine. trim !heels they are assured of Obtaining immediate relief, and by a Mk- perseverance In it, agreeably to the directions given, the cont. plete re eselbliahment of their health. Sold in basks at 4s. bd. 11*. and itds. l.y liles.rs. Butler, Chemists, Cheerlde, corner of St. Paul's, London; Sackville sweet, 1k Alin ; and Princes-street, Edinburgh ; and the principal Pleiiieive Venders: Of Whom may he had FOTHERGI IL'S IONtC FB.M ALE PILLS, recommended in general Debility taf' ako as a safe and excellent remedy in those irtegalstsities which Females of delicate and Languid eircalstimi,,sisore especial', the younger part, are liable to. In boxes At is. )4d. and its. 9d. • ' LAKES GENUINE PILLS, kitmoita tot AA curing, in all its stages, the VENAIIEAL DISEASE One *mall till is .1 dose, and the taking of one Boa, in a recent cam. will won convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy, recovery. Nothing can' be better cinttived v more soli; Of more convenient than this Remedy,for such as are obliged oh go joninlea or to yea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and. sonny can experience (in in 'extensive practice) has kneed that it *ill (Wert i Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. • For the ticurry 'and other •atrettical Dlielorders, W. Medicine haw not its parallel Upwards of 10;000 perants' 14 both genes have lams radieally,cured of the above cruel disor ders, within the last eight years. Prepared' and mid b,y the sole tenprienwa, T. TAYLOR and S ON, Ilemben of the CoL legs of Surgeon, at' their 'Hots': No. 9, New in lfrat• el .oily its.. did. *a* ,duty inehided.--e :Br Two back bra, and Lights la the tarages, at, night...l—They ars alio sold, by then appointment, with allows directions, ataho Toysbops. Gtatheetirrein, Sabo and honth-direete Mar?-111 boom; Air.' llisbdrettl i, _ 7, Plsii-itreecdeiii, diariftiepositethe Monosson ; Alm& • g reat, Bdiabliesb e sad Sad*. Omit, PubMoL; and bir axe - Pence is evert asaliderabis: Town in (4'14 PgitaW 3114 IMand ; •6• T e llie. is the stabe.dose.- that •T. Taylor, New Bridge-ntmets — urbrell u Ogrworsom St* . : . SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1829. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.—The COMMIT TEE for PROMOTING : chi ELECTION of Mr. GEO. BANEES, SITS DAILY, at 1, Ceekspor.stmet, Charing- Lord LOWTHER in the Chair. Due notice of the Day of Election' will be given, and arrange memo made for fadlitating conveyances to Cambridge. • 0 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION of Mr. CAVENDISH SITE DAILY at the BRITISH Come House, Cock"pur-street, where it is requested that all Inquiries and Communication' may be addressed. As soon as the day of Election is fixed, it will be notified by the Cdmmlttee ; and arrangements will be made for facilitating the conveyance of the Members of the Senate. CHARLES BARRAGE, Chairman. British Coffee-house, Cockspuratreet, June 8,1829. „-._.. KING'S THRATR& MADEMOISELLE SONTAG respectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, Subscribers to the Opera, ber Friinds; and the Public, that bee BRNRFIT wilt tabs place at tbia THEATRE, no THURSDAY, the 113th of June, when will be Performed ROSINI'S OPERA, TANCRRDI. After whlch will•be presented a favourite German Opera by German Actors. Farther particular will be announced in the coarse of the en siling Week. Applications for Boles, Tkkets, and Stalls, to be made to Mide moiselk Sontag, 30, Margaret.stnet, Cavendish square. AL ADY who has been some Years engaged on TUITION, is desirous of entering , a NOBLEMAN or GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY as RESIDENT GOVERNESS. She undertakes the usual branches of Education, with Drawing in various styles. and Music with or without Masters, as the Ladies ntay he advanced in that Science. Apply by letter (post pald) to .1. B. 1 75, Ozford•street, London. This day was published, in awn. AJOURNEY thr• ugh NORWAY, LAPLAND, and Part of SWEDEN, with some remarks on the Geology of the Country, its Climate, and Scenery ; the ascent of some of its principal Mountains; the present Political Relations of the two Countries Statistical Tables, Meteorological Ohlervitions, &c. By the Rev. ROBERT EVEREST, A. M. F.G.S. Late of University College, Oxford. George and Thomas Underw,.od. 32, Fleet-street. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 5. WHITEHia., Jung 4. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed ender the Great Seal, granting 'be dignity of a Baron of tha United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 'unto the Right Honourable Sir William Draper Beat, Knt. Chief Justice of the Coast of Commix% Pleas, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the wine,. style, and thie of Baron Wynfard, of Wynford Baer, in the county of Dorset. WHITIDIALL. Joss 4. The King habeas' pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal. granting to Colonel Frederick William Trench, the Office of Storeheeper • of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great lkitain and Ireland. Commission in the South Salopian Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Francis Harries to be Lieutenant. DRCLSRATION OF INSOLVRNCT. Edward Lycett, Nelson•street, St. Luke, bookbinder. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Cartwright, Nottingham, commi.sion agent, from June 9, to July 121, at eleven, at :be White Hart Inn, Nottingham. Stephen Warner, Cray ford, Kent, fanner, from June It. to Ju'y 19, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrspts, Basingball street. BANKRUPTS. Winterbourn, Fleet -street, tailor, to surrender, Jun. 112., 19, and July 17. at ten, at the Court of Commissioners uf Bank rupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. T. Lake, Cateaton-street. Thomas Bernie, Pall man, tailor. June 16. at eleven, 19. at ten, and July 17, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts. Basinghall•street. Attorney, Mr. B. Budenham, Fula. vas Inn. John Douilney. Lombard -street, tailor, June 19, at twelve, 26, at eleven, and July 17. at twelve, at the Court of Commis. sioner- of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attortity, Mr. Nichol. son, Dowigatu Hill. _ James Appleton and James Bullard Broomfield, London-road, parking'', June 19, at twelve, 26, at ten, and July 17, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners i.t Bankrupts, Basingball.strtet. Atturnies, Algiers. Watson and Sun. Bouverie•strert, Fleet-street. Joseph Vk il liam Cu., Haiti, silk mercer. June !St. 19, and July 17. at ten, at the Court of Commi•siuner■ of Bankrupts, IlainishaU srreet. Mummies Mews. Stokes and Cu. Cateatumstreet. Robert Bruin, Dishy, Leicestershire. baker, June 17, at three, 18, •• and July 17, at eleven, at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. • Atturniee, Mr. S. Stone. Leicester; or Messrs. Hondas and Co. • Gray's Jiutplice. Jain Samp;esp, Weymuuth and Melcombe Regis, Doreetshiree 4tuindraper,•3pir 18. 19, and July 17. at ten, at the Office of r••• ali:jolite- &feigning, Weymouth. Attornies. Mr. Henning, Wey. oi . lnessrs. Alexander and S.n, Carey.street. Jan Dirrington, Birmingham, brass founder, June 30, July 1, • bud 17, at out, at the Royal 1-1..te1, Birmingham. Attornie‘ • Messrs. Nikon aud Son, Chanctry.lane ;or Mr. Benson and Co. .• BirittillShani• • • Robert Davies, Llanfurog, Denbighshire, shoemaker. June 11, at.twelie, 1.3, at one, and July 17, at eleven. at the White Linn • 'lnn,. Ruthin, Denbighshire. Atturnies, Mr. Lloyd, Ituthin ; or 31r. Leigh, Geurge.etreet, Mansion . Hume. Wilt am Bayley, Macclesfield, Cheshire, eilit;tuanufaeturer, June • 19, at four. .10, at Dine, and July 17, at two, at the King'. Arms ha, Macclesfield. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and . Co. Temple; or Mr. Aineworib, Macclesfield. Joe-ph Hall, Woreeuer, veterinary surgeon, June 17. at five, 18, at ter, and July 17, at clever, at the George Inn, Rewelley, Worcestershire. Atturnies, Mr. Beck., D:votiehire-street, Queen.' nate ; or Mr. France. Wnrcester. Asaph Ira Browne, Jewin Creecent. money ectivener, June 19x19, and July 17, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner. of Bank. runts. liabinghall.strett. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, ILO-street. Mary-la-bonne. IMVIDENI/3 June 16. A. Gilbert, George-lane, Sotolph-lane. merchant, t ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bssingh4ll.4treet —June 26. W. Whale, Witham, Essex. victualler, at ten, at the Court of Coinhassioners of Bankrupt*, Bioitighail street—June 26 F.. Irwin, Gracechurch.etreet, victualler. at ten, at the Court of Cummi...ioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street—June 19. H. Brown, Twickenham, cabinet maker, at tour, at the Charity School House, Twickenham—June 26. J. Foster, Knaresborough, York shire, timber merchant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds— June 49. H. Sagar, Liverpool, factor, at one. at the Clarention buildings, Liverpool—June 30. W. Mears. Birkenhead, Cheshire hotel keeper, at eleven, at the OSe e o f M essrs . P en l ngton an d Co.- Liverpool —J une 26. J. Cuff and H.M.Marley,Regent-streetofflyer- . smiths.at twelve,at tbeCourt of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street—June 20. J. Thomas and S. T. Gilbert, Exeter, limo drapers, at ten, at the Court of Commi-sioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street—June 30. J. Webb, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, grocer, At eleven, at ibe George Inn, Stroud, Gloucestershire—June IS. J,SwanCys Austin Friars, merchant, at one, at the Court of Cow 'snissisinees of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street—July is. J. Whitehead, Ueda, victualler, at twelve, at the Comic House, Lerds—Jely 2. J. Norltry; Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, miller, at eleven; at the Star ' Tivern, - Greit Narmuuth—July 3. G. Chambers . l.llackhurn s Last satire, dealer, at twelve, at the Hotel, Blackburn—July 1. J. ftawlinusn, King's Cliffs, Northamptonshire, grocer, at ten, at the Crown' lou, Stamford—July I. J. Porter, St. Clears, Carmarthen. shire, dealer in cattle, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Narbertb —July 1. J. Sewell, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, sail maker, at eleven,at the White Lion Inn, Norwich—July 6. A. Knitab, Barn • weN Ss. Andrew. Northamptonshire; miller, at one ' at the Talbot Law bundle , tiorthampionshire—June 26. W. Marsh, J. H. &suc h and G. Graham, Berners-street, bankers, at ten, at the Cason of Constalasloners.of Bankrupts. Basinghall-street. CERTIFICATES, Jour 26. & Coale sod Z. Watt, Carey-lane, Cbeapside, auctioneers—H. oThocnton, Blytb, Nouingbamsbire, grocer—J. Bkaard, viitulidler--G. Dermiatt,,Pulteney-street, Golden-aquae. ptrtaay- J. *hall o Castle Hedingham, Essex, hoercleant—.lll. I t ooaddi oad • .f: G. Risby, issiteniunier-Lyise, Lancashire, . too-spktnen--J. P. Mary, teultsm, Gloucestershire, silk.usercer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD. t-- W. H. Cox, Mel C. Haley, sen. and C. W. Haley, ism. Wigtuore-street. Caven dish-square. watchmakers—J. Barker and C. blount, Watling. street, woollen warehousemen—J. Aldridge and J. Garland. sea. Poole, merchants—J. Hutchinson and Co. so far as regards J. S. Hutchinson. Throgmorton.street, stockbrokers—T. Heathcoat and T. limp, Barnstaple—W. Lodelard and Co. Kithleugh, Down, Ireland, cotton spinners—G. Stansfeld and W. Airton, Bradford, ' -Yorkshire, wine merchants—M. Ballard and S. Dickinson, Coven try, milliners—T Royston and Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, common brewers—J. Welkin and C. Watkin. Darlington, Durham, linen drapers—J. Ashfotth and Co. Sheffield. Yorkshire, silver plate manufacturers—J. Allston and Co. Colchester, chemists—J. G. Lewes and W. Court, wholesale tea dealers—J. Kimber and A. Walton, Nottingham, l ace manufacturers—J. Laurence and W. Stephenson—J. Tattersall and .1. Cross, Burnley, Lancashire, cot ton spinners—W. Watson and J. Morrall, Attester, Warwickshire, plumbers— W. C. Morris and R. It. Morris, Newton-oo.Treut, surgeons—D. Cordlngley and T. Bennett, lilton-le-Moors. Lan cashire. muslin manufacturers—R. Weatherley and Co. Howdon Duck, Tyne, Northumbeiland, ship builders. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN. ( 1 11 HOCH 001/1110111 natoeraviosi), Per the Week ended Mar 29. untie op from the Returns of tilt Insptetors in the different Odra and Towns in England and Wales: Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 70s. id. I Oats U I s. 9d. Beans 565. 9d. Barley 30s. lid. Rye 355.- 9d. Peas 3.55. 9d. Aggregate Average tit the Six Weeks which govern. Duty. Wheat 694. 74.1 Oats get. Id. I Brans 345. 9d. Barley 31i. 4d. I Rye 33.. W. Peas 349. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Brown or NIIACOVADO SUOMI, competed from the Returns made in the Week endsiog the 2J day of June 1829, it 51a. 184tl. per cwt. exclusive of thr Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation these's( into Great Britain. • FRENCH PAPERS. IROOt•THE GAZETTI DI FRANCE, JUNG 5. • PARIS, Just 4. It is af f irmed (says the Courier) that Viscount Cha teau4riand will leave Paris at tbe-end of the month for the Pyrenees, for the benefit of the waters. The Nuremberg . Courier of Peace and War, of the 26th of May, contain, the following-article: " Mercantile lettvrs received to-day from Vienna affirm, that .Iter a horrible carnage Varna has again fatten two the hand. of the Turks. Whatever truth there may be in thts news, it appears film all the ac counts received from the theatre of war, that in the pre. seat c Inwaign the Turks display an energy which greatly ,urpasses the calculations- of their adversaries, .n.l pretty clearly indicates •the secret influence of stranger•. According to the san e letters, theorganiaa ' tion of the local attilitia (Landaehr) is carried on with• the greatest activity in the Austrian States.* No other direct account yet authorises us to regard as Well towie,' the assertion of the above Journal respect ing the retaking of Varna by the Turlec. On M nay M. Pinart, Justice of Peace of the ar. rondissement, proceeded to the rem••val of the seals placeJ•on the papers ut the Et Director Darras, in his hotel, Rue de Chaillot, No. 70, in pre.ence of the Mar. qois de 14 Morelie, delegate, f ihe Prefect of the Sfine,' and of the Liu yet sof Madam- Batra.. The Marquis de la Motehe found that the pr•rtfolios that were seated up co/valued no paver, iuteretting to the Goveronteist• but mil) farily dociatnet ts and papers unconnected wi h p.. 11 icy. Such is the eid of the busin •ss which we have often menti.:ned to our readers. It lb affirmed that the Memoirs of the Ex Director Barra' will bluntly 41)w-tr. POMMY Fetus—Pasts, Just 3.—Five per Cents. loaf sec. I3c sc.—Thier per Cents. SOI. Bor. Sc. we. —l44nli Stock 1,475 f. —Naples Stock. $7l. 40c.—Royal Spanish I.run, 771f.—Ilay•ian Lusa, 4651.—Kschange. on I.nnoon, .Nye mouth, paper, 45t . . 4.5 e. money. 251.40 e. Thi its mounts, paper, 451.30 c. money, 15t. 23c. 0//uTS .thalsosliptc IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Juvz 5 The Earl of NI AI. NI ESSU It V presented :I Petition from the Lan,:ownera of Camberwell, praying that their parish might he ex empted howl the provisions of the Pollee ut the Aletropoli. Bill.— Ordered to Hr on the table. Sir ALICIANDIM Gamer, and several other Members of the House of Commons, brought up the Sug.r Duties the Distkion of Counties 13111, the Oaten Factories Regulation Bill, the Irish Arms Mil, and several private Bills. Lord DU IL H A al presented a Petition from the united parishes of St. Martin and St. Ann, praying that they might be beard by Cawood against the London Bridge Approaches 13i11„ as far as it aliscted irdered to lie nn tht. The it rehhi.hop of CANTRItHUIt Y presented a Petition from Canterbury against the Anatomy MlL—Ordered to lie On the table. • The Earl of HAREM/00D presented•.two Petitions to die, same effect, oat from a parish in Yorkshire, and the other from Mr. Thonias Wak ly.—Ordered to lie on the table. The Rat rot DARNLEY presented a Pet ;ion from a parish In Kent, praying for a repeal ot the Malt Tas.—Drdered to been the table. • Lord FLIANDOROUG H laid on the table I papers eon, fleeted with the East India .Trade. After which, _ _ The I .ll,iquis of LANSDOWN rose. he said, in pursoance to his notice, to present several Petitions on subject the most important to the commercial towns of thr, country, and which concerned the interesis of the great majority of the community—he meant the corn inercisl interc.iurse between this country and India.— , The first of them was from a town which, as it was ciTe i-of the most commercial; so it might 'be considered, in refer, nce to chi. subject, one of the most imp• right place, in the kingdom—he alluded to the town of Li- . verpool. It was nothis intention, any more on this occa sion than it h4cl been on a former one,. to anticipa'e the discussion which he expected next Session would take place upon that important . questipn, either 'directly or indirectly, by any observations he might then make; and he was the more de,irous of abstaining from enter ' ing into Vie subject as the Noble Lord of the Board of Controul had, by his Majesty's command, laid upon the table of their' Lordships House papers containing a variety of Parliamentary evidence.' It that information were complete, and he bad no doubt.of its being w e lt would comprise the whole of the territorial and corn mercial revenue of 'that country, the trade carried 'on between India and this kingdom, and also a statement of the trade carried on between the inhabitants of that part and other parts of the world, and the trade which they kept up with the Emperor of China. As this was certainly the most important of all subjects that at pre. sent presented themselves, he trusted the House would 'obtain complete information before they proceeded to legislate. upon it; and it' was his duty to call the attention of. .their Lordships, at 'this stage, to the vastness• of the measure, and to the necessity of ob. raining all the information they could • possibly ac. quire respecting ,it r, yet..if all the clerk: under the , direction of the Noble President of the Boatcfbf Coo. trout were to direct their whole, attention to:eolleet iutotmationi be thought it would form beta IMall pot -- - • • T 4•••? • •%. 1, PRICE SEVENPKPfeE. iion of that stock of knowledge which they ought to ' possess before they came forward to dude upon the futute government of India, because, independently of - the sacred calls of humanity which would make their Lordships provide for the good of all the people. he was convinced that, upon the measure which e that House should in its wisdom think fit to adopt s'epeoded the security of the benefits te-ulting from a good Govern • ment, benefits which were to be equalled by oniie. He desired not to be mistaken in this part of the .uhject.- IHe was not so wild as to suppose that racy had Ve posse, to confer upon the people of that part the hle's ings of a free government like, those of this counit y ; but I , e thought they mere b•sund to seciire to 0 est the rights.of property. and the due administration of justice, ,on which must depend the industry, the happiness, the safety of the people, and upon which not only the pros • perky and the happiness, but the mansitactuies and commercial intercourse between the countries, depended. :Hi - hoped their Lordships would only study the prin ciples of good Rove' aroent, that they might he enabled to come to a safe and sound conclusion: and he, feei ing the importance as well as the difficulties of the subject, should feel it his duty not to lose any time, but , to draw the attention of the House to it at an early period during the next Session of Pailiament ; in the meantime that their Lordships would provide them- • selves with all the information that was nece..ary._ Having said there few words, which he thought it lir duty to Say, he should.not detain their L ,, rdships longrr, but he nutted the petitions he ha I presented would meet with that attention from the II •use which they deserved. The petirion from the town of Liverpool,. which he should present first, he hoped their L•ndships would permit to be read at length.—The petition was accordingly lead at length. The Noble Marquis then presented petitions to the sums effect tram W"lverliameitun, and from the Secretary to thy Chamber of Commerce, Dublin. The Land Revenue Bill, and several private-Bills, were read third time and passed. 11, Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the Duke of Cumberland, as Karl of Armagh, claiming hit right to vote for representative !'sets of lrelaud.—Referred to a Committee of Privileges. On the modest of the Earl of ROSEBERR Y the Muse resolved itself into a Committee uu the Small Dents (Scotland) Bill, which was reported with one verbal amendment, mutate House resumed. The Marquis of LA NSIJO NI moved that thi teport of the Select Coalmine appointed to the years 1820 and 18Y1 to inquire into the trade withlitast India and China be reprinted.—Agreeo tu. • ANATOMY BILL. Lord CALTHORPE m i•e.l the order of the day for the second reading or the Bill for the regulation of Anatomical Schools, on which The Atchbishop of CANTERBURY begged leave to trespais• for a few minutes upon the attention of the House. He did • not rise to object to the. Noble Lord's motion foi proceeding to the order of the day, but for the purpose of expressing his hope that the N ble Lord who had the chaige of tiie Bill woulJ not press the- B If through the House doling the present Session. He was fully assate of the u.tu•e and nt the many incons es iiiences re-tilting frook.the present st.te (lithe law, anJ of the necessity that existed 01 alforcing every facility to anatomical science, which was indispen►ably nece saw y to surgical, and io some respects to medical sc•ence. In this respect he fully couctirred with the N Lnr.i, bui lie wished them not to sfisioss the B If in its preseiit from; amkhe would, therefore, suggest that it he cut. feted to p.ss through 'its se oud reading, and carried no further during the present Session, when by the xc year a me4sure might be introduced less offensive to the feelings of the community, and therefor•• less ot , j tionable, by which the bodies of the dead might be pi 0. tec id from indignity, and be suffered to ►einain in the consecrated grou id to which they had been assigned. In the ebseivations he made he bet eyed he had spoken the sentiments of many Noble Lai ds, soggested a plats that was best ad ipted to s cure success w h ch would meet the esigencies of the anaornical stio.ent, without in any manner wounding the tetiings oi the towel classes of the community. Lnr.I 4 CALTHOIIPE was quite sure that the Right Rev 'Prelate who bad jus . s.spoken was guided solely. iit the view le took of -the subject, brilie most humane consideration, yet he. could 'sot agoid I.llffel 414 maces Wally with hi m. A NrMle Lind,. few eve ning s before bad objected .not, only to thelysigency of legislating. upon the suject, but to taifigitt of the House to le• gislage upon the sobject at ally-but he was of opinion that the Parliament did MiletSa a tight tit intrtidese any measmeia-which the integogi or the wellareOfitte . country 4as cosier, ned, and he s AS convinced that the pres-nt state did call imoerioqi : upon Parliament* to legislate upt.n the subject. In loposition to the sehti mein; expressed by softie of the;r 4 C4dships, he thought Nee present measure was quite frelilfrom any danger of reproach. There wete two courheii one of /Web it sires absolutely necessary -so have rechurst to. The first was to enlarge the ps °visions of theeriting law, which confined the anatomy of bodies of criminals to pea sour executed for murder. The next was the plan .saptested by the pre. sent Bill. He would ask those who objected the 811 on the score of its proving hurtful toMisileelings if the lower classes, what could be theie sulkelings in this re spect composed to those which arose out.ot the come nces of the exi,titig law:. Was there sing class of the community so deeply aggi tesed as to t em by tie dreadful system caiiied on? He believed that -there weir no persons whose remains were more. lthelly rained fur the purposes of anatomy than the pine. Toe Noble and. v , nerable Prelate had recoitmendedre ponement of the Bill till the next Session; hut it should. be remembered that the interval would not be spent. merely in the considerati , m of the meastoe, but in the Continuance of crime, while a learfed profession would be left to labour under the mostdirgraceful stigma and . severe grievances. It was pot his deity, mote than of. other Noble I.ords, to obtrude this measure opts!' Par liament or the Government; but he was wee the Noble . Duke at the bead of the Government wirolii see the. ne-, ,cessity of adopting some such remedy (of the evil. of the present system. The most effective.iemedy must. proceed from x messtirg introduced by Itie meat. That system was a disgrace telhe' s tountry. He trusted that their Lordships would not-linia- the,.pro gees: of the Bill to the second reading, buiriffuw it to go through the other stages. The Bari of MALMRSBURT wished to know l;w hether the Noble Baron intended to withdraw his measure now or not? If it were to be withdrawn now, the diem/ion of it woukl trod to prejudiee the minds of the people against a mitigated meaoss'e on the same subject hereafter. ' Lord-CALTHORPR declared his wish to carry the Bill into • Caunittee. The Earl el MALMILSBURY having objections to she ptin. I . ~L