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- _ . 1 1.• • . • . :7 . . . , . , . , -.• . c ( . ". L • . . . .. . 41; 6 1 , 1 ' ~ • , , il ... ' . 0 41: 0 1111144" • .• P - I‘' % . I'3 .......4% pg . , (3 .ti •• • • ', , • ..••• • • • y ~ ~ • a m • a SATURDAY EVRTING, JUNE 18, 1829. Nviditit '1821951 •;,: , 4- 4A 4 . Pates Swrs nt CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSI/T. THE COMMITTEE for Promoting the ELECTION Mr. GEORGE BANKER she daily at Ile. 1, COCK. SPUR-STREET. CHARING-CROSS. George Foster aspiston, Liverpool, iron merchant. Jane 25, 26, sad July 24, at two, at tie Clareadoo.buildiage, Liverpool. At- Males, Mr. Chester, &aide Inn; or Mr. Ripley, Liverpool. Peter Toccatas, St. John -street, corn factor, June 19. 26, at ten, 601 All/ 64, at nine, at the Court of Commitaioners of Bank fUrege nalbelliiiMMlK. • Attornies, Messrs. Constable and Co. Gables Iw o Owsearriane. Manes Mamas, UW eal , brewer, June 24, IS, and July i 4, at sae, It the , LiverpooL Anoraks, Meyers. alualumnek sad C. TAO* ; or Mr. Curry, Liverpool. &spies Wood abd Thomas Wad, Lane' Raid. Staffordshire, earthenware-nuinsfacturen, June 50, at fiVgi July 3. at fear. and 24, at five ' at the Union Hotel, Lane End. Anoraks, Mr.' Young, La ne End; at Mr. Harbor, Fetter-lane. DIVIDRNII3. July 3, J. Gibbs, Crayford, Kent, miller. at one . actin Court of Commlesioners. Loudon—Jody 10, R. T. Crucefit. ileuverie-street, 'helves-street, primer. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners— lidy 7, J. C. Vickers, Ueda, Yorkshire, printer, at eleven, at 'the Court Haase, Leeds—Jody 7, L. -Heaton, Henna, Lance- Aim cotton manufacturer, at ten, at the Scar Ina, klanchester— July 13, R. Braddock, Leek, Staffordshire. inuholder, at two, at the Hoe Buck Is.. Leelo-A.Jely 9, J. Robinson and J. Kitchin, Sbeilkid. Yorkshire, Britannia metal manufacturers, at. eleven, ,at the glees of Mr. J. Dixoe, Shellield--Judy 14, G. Laver, Not tingham. lace atanufacturer, at eleven at the Black's Head Inn, Nettlenbass—July 1. R. Manson. Ki ngston upon Hen, printer, at 'elswili, at the Cross Keys Ina, Kingston upon- Hall—July '6, J. fillegsby i jilangisietee. mhos primer, at nine. at the York Hotel, 3 . Be MB% Inivenhaen. Kent, grocer, at cm, al a tri e te e tilidhall• Canterbury--July 6, R. Stabler, Leers, Tark- Aim, chemist; at is., at the Beverley Ana. lap, Beverley, York shire—July 3, J. Serbutt,' Old 'Swan, Battersea, vitt/Wier, at eleviiii ; at eke Court•olCoinmistioners- , -Jely 10, J. Myatt. Castle Hadienitagn, Eases, hop aterthast, at twelve, at the Coen of Com mallemes of Bankrupts, Basinalall-street—July 3, J. Howard, Bedfordshire, lines draper, at twelve, at the Court 0 Commisslooen of Bankrupts , Basingbill-street—July 3, C. C. Wane, Farnival's Inn, High Holborn. scrivener, at twelve, at the Cease or Consinissiaaers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street—July 3. W. Kier. Southead, Rases. linen draper, at tau, at the Court of Commhsioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallatrect—July 3,J. G. Ge rard, Basingball.street. merchant, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of lianktsipts, Harbagliall.street—Jaly 3, P. Hardern and J. Hardem. Macciesileid. Cheshire, silk manufacturers, at twelve, at the Court of Coatssisslesen of Bankrupts, ilasinglsaltotraet— July 3, W. Dennis. Smomertb, Hampshire. en drapers, at two. at the Court of Chnuidaimmrs of Bankrupts, Basinaltall-straet— July 3, R. Prier, 1111/egia, Middlesex, chair maker, at eleven, ache Lett of Commialempre of Bankrupt., Heti:lsbell-street. July 3, E. S. G. Menkheare and M. A. Gorman, London mer chants, at flews, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrepta. Basinglall.itreet—July 9, T. Hurst, Vaud:, Lincoln, victualler. at ten, at the. Woolpack Inn, Louth—Jilly 7, J. Collier, Abingdon, Berkshire, brewer, at two, at the Crown and Thistle Ina, Abiug don—Jely s. J. Wainwright, Sheffield, Yorkshire, button mould manufacturer, at eleven, at the Mesa( Mr. Hayw ood, Sheffield— July 7.C. Rainsford. East Hannon, Berkshire, mealman, at eleven, at the Crown sad Thistle Inn, Abingdon, Berkshire. CERTIFICATES—Juts S. H. Johnson; Berwick-upon-Tweed, corn merchant—J. Bean, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, money scrivener—T. Wyatt, Hunter street, Kest-read, Sour factor—J. WinnaU, Woundwall, Claverley. Shropshire, eitaltster—J. Stark. Kingston-upon-Hull, pawnbroker —D. Scott, Catherine Slack, Nortbowram, Halifax Yorkshire, innkeeper-4. Margetts, Oxford, victualler—G. Irela nd, Birming ham, brass founder. I ' 7 • • `EittAL PARLIAMENT'. • '.HOUSE OF LORDS, Jura 12. On theal l oo of Lord DOINAK a Message was ordered to be most to mese of Commons to request that permission be given to Mr. Tennyson to attend the Committee on the London Bridge Approaches BM The ELECTION will commence ea TUESDAY the 16th Imam, and will continue ever WEDNESDAY and the greater port of THURSDAY. Arrangements are made to facilitate the eenveyamse to and freep Cambridge, and to provide Mosermodation there for the non-redh dent Members of the Senate. kvery 'egomania will be given, on application at the Cow mime Room. On the - Motioo of the Marquis of Lomostszaav a simile/ Mes sage was ordered to he sent to request the attendance of Mr. Al derotan WuOd. The kids Arms Bill, the Police Magistrates Bill. the Coromi.- sifters of Inquiry into Charities 11111, the Seotbnd Girds IMI, avid emend privere Bah were read a third time and passed. The Rast India Offices Bill was forwarded through Committee. - and tbr report thereon was received. Several other pelvate kis were forwarded a stage. The Earl of SH A rrpstuiter pitsented ti Petition from J4mi Netterville, Rol claiming his debt to the title of Viscount Net tervide —Referred to a Committee of Privileges. Mr. Scam, foam the Chamber of London, presented certain ac , moots relative to the Corporate Funds of the City of London. Mr A. Clean% and other Members of the Hoost of Cmursons, brought op the Lambeth Road Watching and Liikting Bill. and the St. Mary's Parish Church Bill, Lambeth, which were read a ant dose. Mr. Paiute presented the Amami Report of the • Commlssioners of the Shoreham Harbour. • Th e Kid G gosv oft presented a Petition from a p3rirh I the county of Wilt against the pumice of hall-lasittiig.—Orderr4 to be on tholubler—The Noble Karl then said be woad nuke that opportunity of addreseksa their linilklna upon a subject of coo. tido-able imporrance to the behettitanis eTthis city —is missed to the apply of water to the filetropobs. It woul4 be recidleeeed that *hen dike BILL was Id progress threw. I their Lordships' Horse for the formation of the Grand iunetioa Water Compaoy, a clause was. at his (Lord G.'s) suggestion. introduced, by width the Company were'to fiz their dolphin as high up the riser ai Barnes, and also to form a reservoir which was to operate as a filiering.bed. They had nut subsequently acted up to that agreement. The water certainly appeared to be much improved since the dolphin bad been removed from Chelsea, where it originally was stationed ; hut he contended that the Compiny had not complied with their own terms. They had neither formed the reservoir which they ii.d agreed to do, nor yet had they placed their dr.lphin at Barnes. agreeably to the contract into which they had entered. The subject was of so much importance that he had thought it necessary to call their Lordships attention to it. Whether they might thiuk it ne. assay to act upon the dense to width be bad alluled, and enforce the performance of their agreement Ispon the Junction Company, it would be for them to decide. He certainly conceived that their Lordships bad the power, If they chose to exercise it e m; obliging them to rake those steps. Lord TENTERDEN preiented a Petition from IVm. C Smith, Esq. complaining othis having been unjustly dismissed from the once of. Paymaster of Exchequer Bills, and praying that a. Com nektee might be appointed to inquire into his conduct and the cir cumstances connected with his situation. The Petition having, at the Nible Lord's request, been read at length, The Duke of WRLLI NGTQN said that the person from whom the petition came bad behaved himself very ill,•and.had lust credit with the parties under whose cootroul he was, which w}s the cause of his dismissal from office. AlthOugh he mold etc, no advantage that was likely to result to the petitioner by the appointment Of a Committee of Inquiry into his conduct, he yet had no objection to the petition being laid upon the table of the House.—The petition was accordingly laid upon the table. The House their adjourned until Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Stemma took the Chair this day at the usual hour, and the House prOceeded to business. Sir R. Winans[ took the oaths and his seat, having bete elected for the town of Wexford. Lord LOWTHER, Chairman. Jane 13th, Isll9. This day is published, The Pourtuenth MMMo, price •se. beards, ILLUSTRATIONS OF MASONRY. By the bee WILLIAM PIIISTON, Z.q. Peet Master M.the Lodp a Antiquity, acting by kunsestorial Cunetititutioo. With important Additives, Alterations and ImPrweimisiss By tbe Mr. O. OLIVRIL PAWN& for Whittaker, rtimeher, apd Co. Awe Meria.lensh This day.la published.- - Ise vest Pocket Volume, the Sith IMAM. wooled Gild 11•801- • derahlreolargodi. wids-Viewf and tap ; price Gs. booed. THE CAMBRIAN TOURIST; or. Pod Chaise CompaniOn through Wales: containing Cursory Sketches of the Welsh Territories. and a Description of the Manners, Osa mu. and Sante, of the Natives. Printed for Whittaker, Treather, and Co. Ave Misierinse. A MIDSUMMER PRESENT. TMs day is published, to foolscap avo. with a isieUted Presentation Plate, price Ss. in eves beards. riIHE ANTHOLOGY: an ANNUAL RECORD 1 BOOK FOR YOUTH; consisting et' Amusing and struetive Sdections from the best Authors. I. Curiosities in Zoology, Botany, &c. 11. Tales, Apolegues. and Anecdotes. 111. Voyages and Travels. IV. Moral, Eloquent, and Miscellaneous Sarum V. Poetry. Printed for Whittaker. Thatcher, and Co. Ave Maria-Lae. " Dooms et places. osor."—Hea. . Thy house, and (in the cup of Ilk, That hosty.drop) thy pleasing wife! HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage ; " the strictest tie of perpetual Friend ship,"" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelli gence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, It becomes an imperative duty, nor *sly to regulate the passion. but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurides which the frees dons of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances which, while they clefts the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—.a reildeare in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of ittanidon, from whence the Nonized, sufferer more than doubt■ the chance of Met To all sock then we address ourselves, offering hope,.essergy, muscular strength, felicity.; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctirmod as they are by the multiplied proofs of 20 years successful esperieme. The easy cares of married Nye are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the honk habit 'soften constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functioinal power. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (WIN= GOVIIINS IllrOSTA11011). Far the Week ended June 5, made up from the Returns ef the Inopeellers in the different Cities and Towne in England and Wales : Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 71s. sd. I Oats 245. Od. Beans 365. 9d. Barley 31s. 1141.1 Rye 34 5 . Sd. Peas is.. lid. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat Ms. 10d.1 0411 , Ds. *LI Beans 335. It v Barley 31s. 3d. I Rye 335. Id. I Peas 345. 9.1. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Beows or MUSCOVADO SUOMI. competed (rem the Returns made In the Week ending the 9th day of June 1629, b 30s. 64. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid Of payable thereon on the importatiou thereof into Great &um". . LINCOLNSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. . IL iGIBL A II 4 INVESTMENT,GitLJ FARMS, AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS,FA FARMHOUSES, Cif ..... s Cicala, Lands, Wpods, Capital Waist Cern Mill, &c. • 7 ilki THOUSAND I ,I III II I I i T HUNDRED ACRES. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, , . (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), 41.ourairsy's Coffee.louse, 'Change Alley, corn 64 04. - Taniaanar, the 23t1 of July, 1820, at Twelve o'Cieck, IN THREE LOTS, • HE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, a 4 r . . WALESBY._ . . Ailiteet distinie from Market Raisin Sod Gainsberough. riot mile! from Water, and ten from Locois ; bounded on tik oath by a stream of water, and contiguous to the new naviga. den, whereby product may. be shipped to Barton on the Humber. ' ,Torse $. CLAX BY WOOD, containing nearly, Sixty Acres ' stored with fine thriving Ti m b e r Tr ees . a dj o i n i ng Lord Yuba. rough's property. Loa 2. Cmprbes nearly the whole of the Parish of Walesby, divided inte.eligible Farms, with Farm Houses, Gardens. and all reilitilito Agricultural Sandia's, a capital Water Corn Mill, with powerful head of water. sundry Dwelling Houses, Cottages, and Gardens, capital Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, divided int atp eilitibli and convenient Enclosures, containing together up. was .I „- TM:I:THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES; 10 upeupedon of a most respectable Tenantry, on Lease, and _ i l : .part at will it moderate resits ;.prodining nearly - 7,T70 THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS 'PER ANNUM. fiai,S. 7 — . The Perpetual ,AdvoltraiN and next Presentation to the. Bettertat Walesby, with a Par:onage House and Others, Gardens, Fanalloilifinzs, and . upwards of ONR HUNDRED AND ONEAC t itiLi . .. Of Glebe Land, the rental and estimated ',idiot, about FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Particulars may be had of Mr. Kendall, White Hem Market Radii ; Beim Deer. Lincoln ' • Bull, Harnarstle t 'Xlois Arm% Louth; She Into, Grimsby ; Mr. Cartledge, Whits flan, Gains. befit,: Mr. Sibton, Spital Inn, and White Han, Ret(ord.;.An gel,lDoneaster ; the Inns at Hilton and PeterPorouth . ; George, iteniford ; of Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Solicitors, Bedford-row,. London t i of Messrs. Foster and Unthank, Solicitors; and filr.Pratt, Lind Agent, Norwich ; at Garraway's ' • and of Mr. Rows, NO. 170, Ritest.street, where a Pl an of t h e 4sta t e may la . arien. • RICK CLOTHS. k bi A m t ty o . Geu N and OR A CH c A ult it ud D su be in g to in generatt:oms they ha th v o e No slaking a large aasortmest of RICK CLOTHS, with Poles, Ropes, and Putties, complete. The Cloths being made from the best Canvas, they can warrant them for their quality and dors. adithsuperior to what are generally offered to the Public, and on in advantageous terms. Also new and second band Mar quee-cepa Tents for pleasure Parties, Cricket Grenada, Sce. Scc. Imperial Waterproof Cloths, on a new principle, for Waggons, Carts,,tyc. &c. warranted perfectly pliable, and not to crack. Netting and . Renting for Fruit Trees. Ma rque and Rick Cloths let on hire for the season. Dams addressed by post to Deacon and Orchard, No. S, West andahlield, London, will be punctually attended to. EFFECTUAL AND SAFE REMEDY . FOR THE PILO. 11WBANICS PILLS. Three • Pali are prepped la Nit i Recipe in the possession of a Monastery as the Cone timid where they have been for many years in high repo 4 art amerced , : harmless, and require no restraint or canhnerneat dur g their nee. wall, boxes at is. 94. and 4s. 6d. by lifessra Butler, Cheraleta. eerier of St. Paul's. L on d on; &chink:greet, Addis; : anir s.'striet, Edinburgh and the principal lidediehacifen des Of whcin vary be bad POWER'S .ALOPECIAN, of FOLO D IETMENT,. an effectual . and safe remedy lee R/1 "3 1- 8 4 14 Hal Ia Pal at . U* . and 4s. id. Tha Ia veistottfudi eMpay . adeit has for the bat tart yea) earqd wr elide tsuadrA passes the filiamPas bilas se n b Ise. feels it atft( Is owes to khoesi4 his monis end w ghee In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every rekxation of the generative economy, we pledge ovr ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyric from the position so presumptuously ta►en up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we -refer the suffering community of either Sex (especially those ea tering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from t►e country are immediately answered; t►ese must contain a remit tance fur Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS asid Ca M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Boweerio-street, Fleet -street, &Woo. gill• Just published (Seventeenth Edition), I. The &cis of Lire a timiliar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2d, Hvoluasa I addressed "exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 16. Princes -street, Sabo • 174, Fleetetreet ; 4, Catiwrine•street, &rand, Sherwood, Gilbert, sa d Piper, W. Paternoster-row ; and Chapple• W. Pall-mall, l/yndee ; Por ter. 72, Graftoe•strret Dub n: M*Phen, 155, Trougate , Glasgow ; 9, Calton-street, Edinburgh ; and of all Booksellers. Price ss. FRO►M THE LONDON GAZETTE. JUNE 12. At the Court at St. James's, the 10th day of Julie, 1829, present, the King's moat Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable James, Earl of Rossiya, was, by his Majesty's command, sworn of his Majesty' most Honour. able Privy Council, and his Lordship took his place at the Board accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to deliver the custody of the Privy Seal to the Hight Hoo. James, Karl of Roselyn, the Oath of the Keeper of the Privy 'Seal was this day admi nistered to his Lordship. _•_ _ _ At.tbe Court at St. James's, the 10th day of June, 189.9, preieat, the King's most &es!kilt Majesty in Council. This day . the Right Honorable Sir Nicolas Conyngham Tyndal was, by his Majesty's command, sworn of Ms Majesty's most Humour:big Privy Council, and took his place at tbe Board ac cordingly. WHITEHALL, Jorge 10. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed 1 under the Great Seal, appointing Lieutenant General Lord IRobert Edward Henry Somerset, H.C.B. to fie Lieutenant GI; noel of the Ordnance ol the Oohed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. CROWN-OFFICE. Jess 10. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Town of, Cambridge—Colonel Frederick William Treat*. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. William Wardle and William Wallace Wink, Bath, silk mercers. BAriKauirrcy SUPERSEDED. Morris Martin and Bernard, otherwise Barney, Doman, Resent- Urea, paper stainers. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Alien Beano°, Ampaey Crumb', Gloucestershire, Beads man, to surrender, Jane la, at tem, 24. sad July 24, at twelve,' at the Court of Comm=lawn of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. l Attorney, Mr: C Crouch, Southanapton.belidlegs,Chancery-lane. George Johnson, Fortune's Perm, Watford, Hens, fanner, June 14, 26, at three, and July $4, at two, at the Court of Com nthalimers of Bankrupt., IBasinghall.areet. Attendee, Messrs. Robinson and Sons, Halt Moon -street. Piccadilly. WilWm Greathaith. jun. &okempon-Treot, &atordshlre, manu facturer of eartheoware, July 11, at two, 4, sad 24, at one, at the Swam lan Healey, Statordsbire. Murales, Mr. lishor. Skelton Wall, Staffordshire ?Queries; qr Messrs. Puce and Co. Uncela's Henry Tipper, sea. Cireneester, Gliamestershireedmber dealer, Julien, at live, el; and July 24, at tea, at ihellllag's Head Iqn. Cirencester. Anoraks, Mr. White, 01.14quare. Lincoln's lad ; er. Messrs. Whatley sad Sou, Preocesten Smith, Tealby. Umulmskire, paper usammfautarer, Jow l 24. at sir; 25. at Mesa, and July ,24 at twelve, at the Grey- humid I. Mediae Rams, Liatemakka. Attendee, Mews. , Rgia =4 Cm Gray's lan-square; or Mr. Mertes, Market Resew Maithim Orme. Menthe=` atton twist dealer. July t, 2, sad 24, = tido, at, the Royal Hotel, Pdanchaiter. Atnegraes,Jdeasric Angsby mad On Earstemd4mildiags, Grafi Inn; at Messrs. Whitelrad iusd G. Mandlner.. FRENCH PAPERS. TROM THE MIDISACIER DES CHAMBRICS. 'UNICA°. (Second Edition.) • =TRACTS jraom TIM ORMAN JOVIIIIIALIM The last accounts from Constantinople ot the 12th of May lay, that the Eztraordinary Ambassador prom Persia, immediately after his list •isit to the Reis Effendi, dispatched couriers to Teheran. The dispatches, ot which they are the bearers are said to give the most satisfactory account of the tesult of this first confe rence. All the great men of ;be empire visited the Ambassador. JASSY, M* 22. Two Chasseurs have passed through this city on their way to Wiwsaw. They bring the news that Silistria is entirely invested, and that the besieging troops have succeeded in making themselves masters of some out wroth, after an obstinate resistance nt .the enemy. The disadvantages experienced by the Russians at Tcher. nowody. on the right bank of the Danube. have been strangely exaggerated. On the passage of the river at Hirchova, by General Diebitsch, three regiments which first crossed it,. and were Waiting for the rest of the army, having been surprised by the Turks, indeed suf fered. very much. . The progress of the Oriental . plague at Bucharest is unhappily confirmed ; from twenty to thirty persons die daily of the epidemiciwhich,. on the 16th May, proved fatal even to the physician who was sent by the Board of Health. The frontier - townOf Fockschany has loss twolhirds of its inhabitants: some have perished, and. some have fled. The town is surrounded with trobps, and nb person is allowed to enter. • PARIS, Juwi 10. A letter from Vienna announces that the Duke of, Welliopton is expected ip the .Austrian capital. It is affirmed that from Vienna his Grace will go to &ilia; to confer with the members of the Prussian Cabinet. The German politicians are at present blisy in eon• jecturing the causes which have hindered the King of Prussia from having the intended interview with the 'Emperor Nicholas. The letters from Berlin of the 4th 'of June say. that the interview of the two Sovereigns et Sybillenort having. been prevented by the illness of the King of Prussia, another place would be appointed for their meeting.. . _ _ FROM THI MOWITZLIA6 HAT 10. PARIS, Jumw 9. Letters from Cadiz say that a great number of fo. reign 'merchants have come to settle there, in conse. quence of its having been made a free port. On the 30th of May all-the custom-house officers were removed fronsVadia to the line which has been fixed for the limits of the free port. The Spanish Govern ment going to: establish a cordon sanitaire before Gibraltiii. The authorities of that place, on their side,; hetet dopted the mom rigorous sanatory measures. now Yaw, Paassolthrz Io.—Plve per Gots. It/9E108E55c. PQifL Mime re Craw ex dip.tToE se.‘7BE mane. 1.55..41010k .11tieN; i,sist. 164 Naples Stock, 83E 4k. Royal Bpaoki•Loan, 774 Haydn Loam, 4501. Exams@ ae London, ems mew* Sit. 450. Three mantis, 551. 30c.--Caurs sfutkottiver. A person from the West India Dock Company Office perspired an Account of the Revenue and Lependiture of the Company. QUIVITIOII or raavattcs. Mr. MACLEOD said that be had been sunimoned . to serve as ristrrisa, ♦n the Cmirt of Common Pleas. and declined attending to the summons, on the presusnption that, as a Member of Parham-or, he was exempted from service on Juries. lie had since under stood, howeverythat he was liable to be lined, which induced hint to bring the subject before the Maw. Last Session a iiroilar goes da' bad been referred to, and considered by a Commatee of Pri who in their ltepon socked etase which bad occurred as far back as the 15th May. 1629, but which was strictly Hi point. In that case the Speaker was driven to addiess a letter to the Chief Justice, claiming the privilege of the House for a Member who was fined for non.attrndance as a Juror, and in conformity. with that precedent, he (Mr. Mackin') meant to move that the Speaker should addresk.ruotter to the Chief Justice of the Common l'icas, *informing him' Mr. Macleod' was a Member of the and not liable to he amerced for nonattendance a. a juryman. The SPEAKER.conctived that ,pa the qt.estion had been al resOy.liet at rest by frequent decisions, it would be lowering the dignity of the House to entertain any motion on the •abject. It was settled beyouctill qiestion, that as lung as the House was sit ting no Member could be compelled to serve as a J ur) man ; and, although the summons bad conk to the Honourah.e Gentleman during the adjournment of the House. yet every Honourable Alent bar knew that the days of adjournment were as much the sitting of Parliament as the actual meeting days. As nu fine bad been un posed on the Honourable Gentleman, be suggested that the Ilinise was not called upon to act. Mr. MACLEOD said his only object was to bring the subject before the House. In order that the privileges of Member.. might be distinctly underitood. As that object was effected by 'what bad passed, with the leave of the House he would withdraw his motion. NtAlll. Mr. R. GORDON presented a Petition from I C.py holders hying at Hampstead, complaining that an . Estate Bill uow in progross through Parliament, was, In fact, empowering the Lord of the Manor of Hampstead to'enelose the heath. ' ' Sir C. BURRELL saw no reason why the Lord of the Manor of Hampstead should not endeavour to improve his property. as well as the Lord of any other Manor. notwithstanding the fact that Hampstead was *bolted se near the Metropolis. Mr, R. GORDON said the Petitioners-complained that, Under the form of an &tate Bill, a measure was• being smuggled theocrats ' the House empowering the Lord of the Manor to enclose the heath wkluiec the consent of she petitioners ass without the usual notice. The Hon. Member gave police thaC d hi'would oppose the report of the Bill whetrlt was btought op. ' " The Petitioo was then altdererl to be la jd on the table. Mr. Secretary PRELeermed that the Houle, at its rising. timid!. aditions•to next Pridiy i *AM was agreo to withoutubscrvatiora. • __ ___ .f ehortataxv •IWitictiirtOs. Sir R. INGL - FiffiwesetwidArPetittoot from 'the parishes of Want:. field St.-Mary and Wanebblerill Saints, Lincoln, praying that ' Protestant soldiers might be s osieue med .and.placed.un the same Weil as Popishoioldiets. by oti log gmropeEed to attend the 'limper. stitiotts worship of Roman . flio n in foreign countries : 'nit Ilea. llarooet referred to th lash of two Officers who had been 'dismissed the service fbr 'Moil's to order the British troops to 'Arc •a intone on the eve of some Saints' Day at Malta. Sir H.•IIA It DINGS denied that the,itubject had any thing to do with religion. It had been usual, and was necessary. th?t re. ! meet should be paid by British soklien td the religion of Theoe . foreign countries in which they were quartered, but it did not fol low that' they should participate. In any degree, in the forms us' ceremonies of the religion of the inhabitants of those coontnes. .1 Mr. TRANT differed altogether from the statement of tip: Gal. bit Officer. The British troops quartered in India were never asked to assist In the idolatrous worship of the natives, sod be did! not see why they shooki be compelled to join in the superstitions • of the Boorish Cherch,which Englishmen considered equally idols- - trona. He concurred in the prayer of the petitioners, believing that the time bad come when Protestant kinancipation was also. lowly necessary. . Sir H. HARDING/I usured the Honourable Member that his statement was inaccurate. Protestant soldiers were nut compelled to take air part in Roman Catholic religious ceremonies. Turn,. • lag out the guard lad presinting arms certainly was not, in his to aphids°, talking ita part lo a religions cerentony. though if, as bad te bow ' m'. k a ie erroneously suit . British soldiers had been compelled torches in a ' Catholic ceremony, that would have hosa obliging lam fliV to what, as Protestaats, they might coma* , a s borteow , • Trr=aT IN . TS said there was a regular order from chi Csmanialiffing Officer at Malta that the troops should turn out on thieve of St..l4eceses day, and it was well booms that Lieut. •=0 sgas alibied tie service because he relined to identify edds tads ebeervaNce of a Saint's day, which. as a Prows. mashie suolidired siostatiders. Ile understood a memorial had MN Pordcouly presented on the subject, but it was not atteuded PRIVATE CONTRACT.. GOWER—STREET, BEDFORD...SQUARE. • DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE. • COBV.RNIENT OFFICES, CAPITAL FOUR—STALL STABLE; DOUBLE COACH—HOUSE, LOFTS • AND ROOMS. OVER. TO .BE, LET ON LEASE, • • • Ay Mr. JOHN ROBINS, . (Of Wiinvieit House, Regent•street) . ADESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate No. io , oower.street i Bedford 4 ' quare St for hentatilat e teception; coatalaing— Two llegant Dra w ing Roans, animund • 'Atli!. by Voiding Doors. Principal and Secondary Bed Chandsors, is .Dapsobt annum, WatM•Cioser, Itc. convenient Domestic Ogees .die Basement; Wine . Boar, and Coal Cellars; lug. Garden with , Omaha Walk and Flower•border. • Cap tat Four:stall &able, Conch House. with stendins for two • Carriages; Loh, ded.twil Rooms over. Laundry, &c. To ba Mewed by Tickets, wide*, wl* Pardwalars, nay be bad 'crib. Sams, Nn. Regens4troet. -• SALES BY AuanON.. . - • • •••••••• • BEinnunts. • k the Part& ol Timbals. • VALUABLE *FREEHOLD ESTATES. REARLY - • NINE HUNDRED ACRES, . Rectorial Tithes, valuable Common Rights, usendsre Manor abitending with Genie, Courts Lest, Courts Baron, Qtalt Rents, Fines, may, &e. • ' An eligible Property for Residents or Investment. • TO BE SOLD EY - AUCTION, By sir. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hesse, Regent-street) At Garraway'd Cites Houle 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On TailAssari the Cid of Jul); 1819, at Twelve o'clock, • * • -IN ONE LOT, TT; Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land 's: Redeemed, shone in the Parish of 'Thatchers, County a Bert& eempria4og the capital MUM of CROOKHAM, ex tendlng ever about Three nausea Acres, well stocked with Geese ;• with the Court Lett, Court Heron, with the Quit Rents, Fines; and Herres. With the CROOKHAM MANOR FARMS, a • nbstantfid arid commodious brick-built Farm House, `tatter on a line cornirianding eminence. embracing extensive and highly Interesting views ever a richly diversified country, seated me a Lawn. with Shrubbery, good Garden, with Farm Yards. ppm, Stables,. Cowhouses, Cart Lodges, Rick Yards, and all re 4deite Agricultural Buildings, Cottages, Gardens, and Outbuild. and needy NINE HUNDRED ACRES Of apt* Window, Arable, and Wood Land"; bounded by the river. Kennet on one side; ,in which there is a considerable extent Of • Fishery. In the occupation of and on Lease to Mr. Peter beta, a Maids respectable Tenant. Together with The RECTORIAL TITHES of the said Lands. A valuable Common 'of nearly Six Hundred Acres intersects this Property, and in the event of an Enclosure. would belighly beneficial to the Estate, which is contiguous to the capital Market Towns Of. Reading and Newbury; dose to water carriage, with excellent roads to all directions. An excellent neighbourhood, and only about, fifty.four miles.from London, with a Constant convey ing& by toadies to and from the metropolis. To be viewed by . applying to Mr. Green's bailiff, on the Pre sided, of whom Particulars may be bad; at the King's Head. Thatches:iv Pelican, Newbury; Fake°. Thesis; Crown and Reading;Daly Castle and Windmill, Sairiffil ; of Messrs. Bodeslatie. and White, Solidtors, Great Marlborough -street; Skiers. Frere and Foster, Lincoln's inn; at . Guraway's; and of 16,1%01314,170, Relent - street , where a Plea of the Estate may be slum