Star. — London, England, 1829-03-21 00:00:00

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(Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street) IVOWNH AM HALL, the Ite,,detioe 91 the late Earl CADOGAN, with about' SIXTY FMK, ACRES of , ND (more may he had if requ;red) and the Manors !attending roes tbt whole F.state, consisting of neatly Sii Thousand Acres. alneisdantly 'stocked with Game, situate between the Market %dm of Thetford and Brandon. • Particular; may be had of Mr. Lee, Solicitor, 43, Lincoln's' Inn : Melds; Ur. Phillips, the Bailiff, on the ('remises; and of Xlr. Roils, No. 170, Regent street. ' • • "MM. iittivanv mimeos. Gelemel ar Oriole seue,i. K.C. IL of t►e Royal Wad Troia, to be Lieutenant Governor, vice Colonel Butler. mat The undermentioned half pay Officers have been allowed to re tire from the' service, by the sale of• unattached Coanmissions : Lieutenant Colonel Henry de Meuron Baibrd. Captain William Temple Graham. Lietttehett Amour &Donn, L • Deputy AtOstant Commissary Genkcal Robert Decker, on half pay. Ms biesi-allowed to resign his commission. C"nnmis•ions by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Susie:. William I/ay, Req. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; John Janes King, Esq. to be ditto. DRCLARATIONS OF INSOLVICNCY. Joshua Ambrose, Iligli-street, Sheerness, Ira:monger. David Daniel. Dawli.k. Devonshire. clerk. John Greenwood and William Greenwood, Bradford, Yorkshire. worsted spinners. FRENCH. PAPERS. • • •amor. /ROM THE JOU • IRMA L. DU . .Pn1414211C116 MANCH `lB. PARIS, Masai 17. A later from M4ttful;to. (bred the 12th inatperitten by oar oft e first houses in that place.. contains the fol. lowing pataraph.— " Letters horn Alexandria. received to-day,ll6llo6lKe hal. the Tosco-Egyptian Aret has been entirely de ,rored by the Rosman AdMiial Heyde*, in the hat. Mutt of Suda, some leaguer from Canes, in the island a Cairns.* CAPITAL '3IOOIeRN ;WILT MANSION, TWEL YR M I 1.0 FROII LONDON. • TO DX LET O • By Mr.. JOHN ROBINS, . (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street), THE RESIDENCE us Completely FURNISHED, beautifully situated in a dry healthy Country, and SIXTY SIX ACRES of LAND. Rodosed is Park palings, and is well suited for the Residence of a Ilobleasas er Pd►ate Gentleman. There are Si: Sitting Rooms We have ourselves letters from Alexandria of 20th btu j, but we must say that they do not mention on important fact, which, however, is not a seam to down ettemiiely : it was reported that the Porte bad just quired utf the Viceroy twenty tour thousand men. hom he was in send to Constantionole. It was slip. po-rd that according to bi. cu .10111 Mehemet Ali would give the half, and t thei wouLI not be embarked sternehtettely. _ _ BANKRUPTS. Henry Draken, oravesend, kali, victualler.. to 'surrender. March 94, at eleven, April to, and )lay 1. at line, at the Court of CommitStoners of Bankrupts. flasinghaßstreet. Attorney, Mr. &. fiela: 4 lTaes. . !diary Raven, Heft.. orfolli t *tiler. April $ . at six, $. at tea. * Ws* Posthorn) !tin.. Ifigh. Atawalso. .111aenery.clicas i or Mr., Wbhers, Sassari .es. Clingletrot. Cheatir.e. Wilt . . rhonwervfs Ar t , 3 . aid May I,st tiro, at the York floret, M anchester, iterate.. Messrs. Willis sod Co. London ; or Wilson, Manchester. Joseph Minn CrUharna. It. Peter.. Hertfordshire, coal dealer. April 3, at ;raven, in, at ten. and May 1, at tar Ivy, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Basingiudi.atreet. .A.toruies Messrs. MilliArd and C o . It a Yin lid's -buildings, Gray's fon. William 111!Ni.11, jun:. Charko.nreet, .St. Mary4a-laosine, coach maker, Apil7. 14. and May 1. at tea, ft the Court o Com.. misilonen of ,fhishropts, Basinghall-street. Attorney. Mr. K. It Bailey. Bernera-itreet, Osford4reet.. . - Rohert .Butterelid, Kosinsintlegls Yorkshire. tat ',rimier, 'April 6. at Ms.!: thus. seiti,May I. at two, it rfae di of Mr. GIB,. K 4. Airings% Means. 'Ustaajaways and Co. Baruard's ins; ur Mr. M. Gill. 'Knirikboroilkh. Mantas Virrird, ilia End, Stoke-opal Trent. lifuriskins ArtU 4, ti, at two, at the . WOO Hoirl. Laos End, and May 1, at tee, at the Vine Inn, &afford. .4ttoraks. Meson livery s alad Co. Lincign's lnu.s 14. ; ur Mr. liiibioarJ. Cheadle, StafordAire. . . . Riclird Oilson. Yost, viciaialler. April I. 11. at eleyea l lapd May 1. at sir; .at Haridyes Howl. York. Attorsies, Mown Seyeastra. York; or lessra. Nona° and Ca Gray's lon.wpasre. Itipkr . artia Nurdocb. Itayirigh, Itasca. seri/vier, Mar 97, at ,twelyi, April 7, and Slay , !. at *vas, t 4ll Court pf: ia., 1 44 ear. of f!ankrei!ts. Bannaball.ilreet. Atte/who, Messrs. Milne and Co: Tan* ; or Mr. Sl;w, Skim. a Conservatory wales The laneesireses newel! as frail G Ai lisiro ;411 of a warlike csnitileaton. Awaiting ID. in circulation at Kyles, where the ewe now me, no h le is left of tte estiatiatiso a per.: Floor; the , / are all lofty and well PropWrioned. title Brogue Made up. • WaT be bad for One Year or a longer period. The Howie asd Gardens may he bad, with any quantity of the Land miptired. and Thirty Skillings per Acre deducted from the nest Of the remainder. To be viewed by 'Tickets. which, with Partkalma, may be bad of Mr. lissans, No. 170, Repot-street. Finger Forae.--Pareat t Mimes; 1 CrNs. 55e. SOe.—These per C.estis. 711 t. 7111. toinf.--Napke Sleek, 3% 43,,e3 0 1 Lost. Wit 14e.—geehaage M#llllll4llol 34e.—th1ee needos. PM,. 4qf. , IMPERIAL PARLIAMIINT. • TWICEIHR A 11, M IDW.ESEX. Thalia& EOM WINCE and OFFICES, IlkUnltal Plume Grounds, capital Garden, with Het and Greta He; CODA House. Stabe. Re. TO BE LET FURNISHED, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH '2O. z ... • lly r. lioftlNS. • (Of Warwi M ck Horne, JOHN Regratt•stmet). AVERY Desirable C. carnoilicres RESIDENCE. asseir FURNISVIRD, deltaic at Twickenham, planned with spacious Apartments ' adapted for *the accommodasio• of Geutleasurass Family; enclo sed by a Fore Court and doable Folding Gaud; a beautilui Loon. with turmoil , * Srnirehol Walks, planted with See thriving Kvergreetts, numerous choice Sue Flowery); Shrubs and Plants, productive Kitchen Garden, well sleeked, cropped, sod planted; Walls clothed with numerous Fruit Trees In high perfection t . Not and Green Houses, Le. A Stream of 1 1 1 1141er Salwing.thraegh and enlivening the Grounds; Coach Horse, &O da, and all requisite Outbrildiugs. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be bed-of Mr. Rome, No. 110, Regrut.street. At the Court at Wino Nor. the lath day of \larch, 1820—. Present the King's 31iiet Ksceihwt Miljesty in Council. His Majesty in Diluted was ihie day pleased to appoint John Sherwin Sherwin, of lkasncutehills, to be Sheriff ut the couhty• of Nottingham. • • Tbe _ •WAR.OFFICK f Nl•acif 19. suttftlLdatrr►, IPALL-IfAiL VAST. Destrebte sod Caurfact SKS! DRNCIL. the Isissediata Vicinity at Ike 119 will of rtatanuot, Courts a. saw. and Club Houses, Adapted for the • aeconossodatfun 'of A PRIVATE' OR 'PROFF-SgIONAL GENTLEMAN. TO BE SOLD . BY -Newell; CONTRACT, . • • My ;Mrs JOAN UORM4II, • L(Of Warwick Haim,. Regent-egret,)tiE LEASE i)t .a. very desirable conspact, T.R. DENCE, handoonsell fitted alp and fit fee immediate Oetiparion, situate i• SUFFOLK irrtsur, •PA L MA IA EAST; Combining, ow the, &non& Floors two rattellan • Red Cambers, Clones and An' 6 10 eit Drshßootimover. pal Fioor, two elegant Drawis Rooms, communigians . • -1 • • °nand • 'cord trance Hall, Capital Dining Romit'ivid Light &strata, Am Convenient doenenic oMces in the Ilaserssest. Three capital Wine Cellars, Beer Cellar, Coal Vaults, Area, &c. „Immediate possession may he had. To be Viewed by Tickets; which. with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. toms, No. 170, Regent.strett. NORFOLK: IMPORTA:NIT AND HIGHLY VALUABLE ._r a 'FREEHOLD ESTATE,. • Free. of .Tithe, a few Acres eacepted; Capital MANOR abounding. with Game, Fines, Quit Rents, Fishery. &c. Mansion, Offices 'Stables, Gardci,s,Hot Houses, Pleasure Gtounds, -Fatmq,: Farm Houses, and Aericukaal Buildings; Meadow,: Pasture, Arable, ,and. Wood Land. upwards of ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AA) SEVENTY • ACRES, • ' Commanding bite Views of the Ocean . and the rich • • • - • surrounding Country. TO BE SOLI) BY , PKIVATE CONTRACT, Mr. JOHN ROBINS,. - (Of Warwick House, Regent - street) AN IMPORTANT and HIGHLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • A moat Eligible Residence and for Irnrestutent, Situate wittin an easy distance of capital Market Towns. and about Five Miles (rum the Sea, in the county of Norfolk. THE MANSION IS anted in a Lawn, with Pismire Grounds, Gardens, Hot and Green Ihniato, dry Gravelled Walks, Shrubberies, acc. suitable to the aceansmodation. of a Family of the first respectability, contain ing numer..us and commodious Apartments, domestic. Offices, tr. plcie.with runienience ; Stabling for seventeen horses, Standing tot four Carriages. Capital FA HMS, FARM HOUSP'S and AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, i• • Lately erected, and in excellent repair; Cottages a large Gardens, du. Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Woods, Plantations, Jtc. in the occupation of highly respectable Tenants, on Lease and at Will. small part in Hind. The.present and estimated Rent upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, • And capable of great improvement. The Estate lies compact, well watered and timbered. the altar Film beautiful, commanding rich and picturesque views, with ex cellent roads, whaitage contiguous for landing coals from the ma. :Particulars may baled or Mr. Ramis, Nn..1.70, Regent-street. et new Edidon, price Ss. illustrated mith Cases, A PRACTICAL 1 EATISE on the Pieventi onn and our. of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the els. symptomi, and treatment of the Diseases immediately or mum* connected with it, containing Observations on Gleet, Ste. the ••• tile Caustic and •common Liougie, cutaneous Eruption", Debilictkenoral or local), etc. ,comprising, an elementary Work for Students, and s Gni& to tit' &ensral grader. Interspersed with select Ptescdptions airplie.hle to each division oftbe Disease. " By - 1 1; M. CATON, Suwon, • Late of 'the United Moorings of St. Thome' end Guy's. A POPULAR •TUEATISE on the PREVENTION,anit CURE of the DIFFERENT STAGES of ASTHMA, with view And sheet-WM Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment ot Asthmatic Fits. Price ss. • Sold by Altura. Hlbbky r Fket•streeti Chapple, 66, Pall Delrers 3 0 , Parttc"Ret• _ • b, 4 lp o ,( F igNy i tAE,,,.lll,c J . O , fai,,,,.,i, t o,. ~, !„. 1 stfgeir Au yi..NP.R ESL , DISE . AS it 1104 rill il apse , ,and ,tite "taklbg of one tor, in a recent ~..„„„n 'don convince the patient . of .the certainty of his "speedy recovety. Nothing can be _Vetter inntrived, more 4; or inure saisnrenlent Otani this itethedy, for such as Ate obligettosikjournies etkriei; - *0 tt needs no 'epirfitielitent 'Or restraint of Diet; and kibt*Yearl'eliperiettce (in lif tqtettsive practice) has proired tlrat it vii*dtvo Cite - whisti rkiveated 'Salivation and illythrr itiethbds al'ilFlidth ing. ''Far the Seuriej and . tither Chrotricat • Disorders, 1 Abe birdieing 'Mut not 'its 041110: Upwards or 40,000'persons' of iloth'wtes - base • herr( radically ‘:ititd . of the above triiri disor ders, within the laiteeight years. • - Prepared and :old by the .sole ruprithrirs,,X.' Trkft.Olt and SON, lleithers ot the-Kuril dot lirgersi•34:etini; 'at their Ifutise,'No. '9, New Ltridgr-street.' an Watts . ot 'obey' 2s: bd. .. , ash,. Uuty'indurted..;+— N.D. Two back drailic, and I t .glits In the - i s asaages at titgitt.They are - also sold. Vl' their . aliptofit /6114 'with copious directions, at the Trty..sirups t. - etatOoi-yreet,'Sblio,inditi3,' t)zlm &street ; Mr: Diatiurough's, Tillits-trtsVa-Itill;ltearlytrpprititethe Monument; 3lecsra. Butler, I thires.sts Art, F:ditilitiigh, and hackvillt street, Lublin; and by r r l'trst.n in every twist terabit Town in Great ilri.aiii alio I, d. rd : ithsrir;lig, at the saute t ime, that 't T. Taylor, Neu 1 twit-statet," is rpm the boveitlincitt &amp. let Regiment of life! GoarcLea—Cornet and Sub Lieutenant Tboe. Middleton litthluirk to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir Edward Blackest, when retires ; John Alexander gisliett. Gent. to be Cornet end Liebieriant. by purchase; Vice ladduip6. • lst Regiment of Magoon . Guards—Lieetenant Henry Wilson to be Captain, by putchow, vice wbo retires; Coceet ward Charles ffelea.%Vilkie to ke lieutenant. by purebase, vice Wilson ; Janes Smith Scbonsw.r, Gent. to be Cornet, by per- Ahem, vice Wilkie. • ' Ifell Dragoon Onwils--Steff•Auirtant-Suivron James Low War tko. 14 D. to be. Awistfin Berms, vice Astarina'doceasud. • Iteginieut el Dragoorte—!Queraernsatter James kell w,be Ad joust (with Ow rack of Cornet), vice Smith, .who reoigns the Adjutantey fly; Tronp•Sergeent.Majoi Rdward Ifortoo to be Quartermaare. vier Key; appointed Adjotant. • 7th Regiment et Woe Dragoons... Hos. Juba Jocelyn to be Cornet by mirebe.o..vioe llonstoute, preinetetL • 'll* _Light Dragoopt—Mnbett Edward Crompton, Gent. to be . Cornet by pureha444. vice Campion. who retires. lib Regiment of Poet —Captain 'rhymes Shuldhain from Me 3dels Pam, robe Ceptabs.vicellotyaske,wha Lifigy.tv i be Lfriltautot by purehmi, Aim FrOsolled I Wit rff Gent. c!.O. seelp by perdu % Leary/. 111th Foot—Captain Francis Dow, from*, bilf pay, !o (alp: 64ght‘visuftwally tibbOat— 11th Foot—John Spring, vice England, promoted. 16th Foot—Lieutenant Colonel Lionel Smith Iloob, from tho Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Bird, who ea. i ctn. to be changes. pith hour—Lieutenant Richard Dunne to be Adjutant, vice Ham mill, who resigns the Adjotantcy only. tOth Foot—Lieutenant Christopher Francis Hamel to be Captala, by purchase, vide Gamble, who retires; Ensign James Chambre to be Lieutenant, by pon-hase, vice Holmes; William Frith.; ' Gent. to be Ensii, by purchase; vice Chambre. 25 t h lo u t—En s ign Thomas Wilenot.T. 'Hionipson, frostlike 741,1 Foot, to be Ensign, eke Edward bhe cld Canso, who retires • upon half pay.' 3sd Foot —Wilhank Frederick P. WAson, Gest. to be Ensign, by piacbase, vice Wynne, who retires. • .. 334 F00t..-Ensign James W. fidgety, from the 61st Foot, to be Lientenant, without purchase, ace Everett, deceased; Lieut. • James Paterson to be Adjutant, vice Everett , 34th FOot—Captain Basil Jackson, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Captain, vice Hugh Bowen Mends, who retires upon lialt.pay Royal Staff Corps. 46th Foot—Lieutenant Hareey tiachell, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant. vice Edward John Bruce, who retires upon haltpay Royal Staff . Corps. s • 48th Foot—Colin Campbell,Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wetherell. who resigns. 524 Foot—Ensign William Chaloner to be Lieutenant, by per., chase, vice Wetherell, who retires ; Richard Twopeny, Gent. to' be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cbaloner. • 55th Foot—Ensign Mackenzie Wilson to be Lieutenant, by pur chase. vice 'froward, who retires ; Francis Hudson, Gent. to be • kiisign, by purchase, vice Wilson. 56th Fuot—Captsin Thomas Holyoake, from the 6th Foot, to be ' Captain, vice O'Halloran, who exchanges. 110:h Foot—Captain Lord George Hervey to be Major, by pur chase, vice Schoedde, promoted; Lieutenaut George Pigott to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord George Hervey; Second Lieu- tenant Edo aid Welsh Eversley to be First Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Pigott; Charles Fitaberhert, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,' by purchase, vice Neer ley. 6114 Foot—Lieutenant William T. Shorn to be Captain, by put. .chase, vice Fairfield, who retires; Limbs] Donald Christopher Baynes to be Lieutenant, by dice Sham; Henry Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign, by puieLase, vice Baynes. 65th Fuot-Charies Pent, Bullock, Osnt. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Wyatt, promoted. 76th Foot.—Ensign Hon. Algernon George Percy, from the half pay, to be Ensign, vice 1 humpson, appointed to the 25th Foot. 77th Foot—Captain Robert Bateman, trim half pay sth Foot, to ' be Captain, vice Castle, appointed Paymaster of the 79th Foot. 76th Foot—Lieutenant James Mills, from the isalfrpay, to be Lieu tenant, vice Lachlan M' Lean Cameron, who exchanges, reedy big the diligence; Ciptain William Castle, from ihs 77th Foot, i to be Paymaster, vice Bateman, who returns to his half pay. 86th Foot-TO •;- he Lieutenants —Lieuteuant William Paden Holt, from half pay 97th Foot,. vice Ormond, appointed Paymaster ? Leonean' Fran4is Grazing, Keogh, from ball pay 60th Foot, vice Henry Clinger, who exchanges. To be Paymaster— Lieutenant George Ormond, vice kysh, deceased. red Foot—Major Heigh- Henry Rose, trim the half pay, to be Major, vice Hon. James Sinclair, who exchanges, receiving the . • differenee. ; • 934 Fqot—Lieytenant hallo Balch, from half pay 264 Light lb/ragsons, to be Lieutenant, vice HUN, whose appointment has not taken place. ' • • Ceylon Itelimeot.—Lleetenant Colonel Henry Bird, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant Valenti, vice Hook, who exchanges. . • ' ' Ansavv.tenan.; • Major James Holmes, SO/mine, ti:ont the 00th Foot, to be Lieu tenant Colonel of infantry, by pureha.e.. To be Captain of Infantry, by purchase—lieutenant Henry Foley. from the 6th Foot. • • Tu be Lieutenant of latantry, by porck town, trona the 7th light *atm.'s. • sass mr. k*stenant General, dewy; Carl Oalhoosie. G C.ll. to have the {,real rank of Gener'af in the East Indies only ; Colonel Jame: Butler, of the Royil inveild Ariillery, to• be Ala* General in the Army; •Majur Geeserrat •Jarnes" limier, to be. Lieutenant General in the ArMy; Captain Hubert Bateman, of the 77th Foot, to be 314j0r in tbe Army. . The undernottniontd Nets of the.Honourable the East India S !star to have tentporary r.otk as EnUgus during the periodad rheirbeing phaerl 4 endar fille•toninAnd tsf tient. Colonel of the Royal Engineers ; at Ch.tham, fur eclat Instruction% in the art of Smving and Mining t.lrittlenun Cadets Vill• Joseph iiclkr. John Nixon Sharp, James up, Juaik listridge, James Roger 11 astern. Andrew Hwa April ,10, -W. terieltint, iiietiii '. ' dlli= oora.... wit.'llettnenehfir t shipwright. - at titelit.lit' Rae' Coitt • of ' 'Apre 116 J. 111011, 'Bari St. listwilllts, Suihik, drape?, M 1 - I,* thiamin -of Cullinitsidirriees--410A1 10, Tr Andrews. ouik er T i k AWN" Te vistock-place. St. Pancras, at twelve. at the of Coos. sitiaerstprit to, J. ',Mightier', WincliesterollMlASlMPleriort, loothwark, coatineeckark at three, at the Oiredtal Cliklitielinkeve -+April 10, T. Davis, Goserell street, rikeeseeriediief, it treelee. ft the Court of Conansivelegiew Aptil 11. 1..N..4, Garet pilaw, al awoke, la -dos *ma boo I:3 l 9spere—April M. T. livriposh outrrixt,Prikit. .Tsoliptirit. 1 1 11 011.9.4. K. girl" at OM Moth Bull Inn. Scoriae, Yorlisidee—April il, Sales', J. Umber. ins., sad K. Priogle.,Etna. imp. torte. lapca4Ore , founders .41.1welen. it the ollee 'of 11_1: Aliti:vit. jr a gailitie.itiej; Until** Alan 10 : VW:V.744er. alid,JlParker, Ile, 'ford, booksolleilh 41 @levee, al. 11, Ake, • . frkfelatel-7-April 10, K. 1414, Matson; ialicestee; Corn dealer. at, tee. at the Fleece la. Isibsiwietti 011issareihes.4.1 144 IL ll'afresavaideoft too Quay, York.hire, earls tumor, at twelve. at the Court of Gn. inhuman—April Is, W. Goodwin, Medford Forum. Dorms.' shire, victualler, at twelve, at the Crown Ina, Ilianilford Forows April 10, L. Bolton, J. Bolton, and J. Baku% Lancashire, brass. founder, at nine, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton .le. Moors. Laaeashire—. April 10. T. Blessdak, Charley, Lancashire. iromnosiger, at deem, at the ones of Mr. Henry filackburst, Preston—. April S. W. Brown and A. Walker, Bristol, merchants, at one, at the White. Lion Inn, Bristol April 14, C. Knight, Wunbing, Sussex, victualler, at ten, at the Nelson Hotel, Worthing—April 14. J. Junes, Worthing, Sown, innkeeper, at twelve, at -the Nelson Hotel. Worthing—April to, .1.• Hayes, C. F. Hayes, and C. 111•Callum, Albury Mills, Surrey. paper nianorfacturets, at eleven, at the Court of Cuinnessioners—April?, M. Wilshire, Woolwich, currier, at ten, at the Court of Commissiosers—April 10, W. Spice, Cbertsey. Surrey, grocer, at two, at the Court of Commiasioners—. April 7, W. &tithe', Canterboey, at ten, at ,he Court of Commis. sioners—April 7. fl, Clarke, Ware, Hertfondshire, lbsendraper. at eleven, et the Court of Commissieeers—April 7, W. Plunkett and J. Plunkett, Whitechapel-road, ironmongers, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners— April 7, 3. Morse, Hatfield P I, Esse:, silk throwster, at "levee, at the Court of Conmaissionere— March 24, K. Ilemplueys a 501.13. Bailey, jun. Size-lane, London. drysakers, at eleven, at the Court of Commissiouers—April 7, J. Stevens, Doverell-street,Warner-street. Great !lover road. Surrey. builder, at twelve, at the Court of CommisMiners—April 7. J. Kenwonky and J. B. 'Unworthy, Irounionger-lane. warehouse. men, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—April 7. J. Lewth-. eak, and W. Lewthwaite. Lancaster, scriveners, at ten, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster—April e, D. Laird, Carlisle, draper, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. • CERTIFICATES. Aram 10.—T. IL lAighton. Dead-street•bW, wholesale chemist —K H. Foster, Leamington, wine merchant—J. hunt, Waken. ham Pares, Suffolk, lime burner —J. GriMn, Palsgrave-place, Temple Bar, wine merchant—W. Edwards, Derby, bookseller— W. Whiting. Manchester, oil manufacturer—J. &add& and T. Breeze, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, engiseere—S. Lewes, New Sarum, victualler. Ann 7.-1. Dobson. LeeJs, woollen clods merchant T. Johnston, actinide. warehouseman—C. Knight, Worthing, Sus sex, victualler—lL. Embleton, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, tanner 7 —L. Lambert, North Shields. grocer H. Powell, BorougbbriJge. Yorkshire, corn factor—J. B. Lawrence. Great St. llektes, ri vener—W. H. Marshall, Huhn* on Spalding Moore, Yorkshire, miller—W. Glover, Woud•stteet, Clwapide, woollen factor— W. Pyne, Zeta street, &Lind. broker—S. Jenkins, lisnsoutt. street, Spattelds. Ironmonger—J. Getting. Lune•street, wine nsercbsat— J. Risen, jun. Lancaster. scriventr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. iaai B. Batty, and .1. Gillpraw, Bank Top Mill, Leeds, scribblers— G. Freer and Co. klirinioglians..bankers—G. and W. Wart, Lower t street. Islington, oil and colour men—M. and J. Percival. Omar& street. oil and colour men—G. Grub and G. Taylor, Aberdeen manufacturers of husiery-111. GradweU and A. Hayes, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, milliners—K. Archer, gen. anti E. Archer,'ami . Drury-lane, paper bangers—T. and J. Lambert, Nottingham, tare makers , — W. Thorn and J. Rand..ll, John-street. Oatnrd.ang. .coacinnakers—J Rosewarne and T S. lichen, Wadebridge, Corn wall, surgeons—W, Laysell and W. Spouner, Colchester, linen drapers—H. Coop er _ and W. Perrin, Coventry, mercers—S. Ht's clad C. R. Guy, Penzance, Cornwall, grocers—U. Penfold 6 Hasty. Worthing. Sussex. coat merchants—W. IL Newman end Wubbourne. Comtism, WUtsbire, surgeons—H. Knibbs and J. Martin ' Beckinhani. Kent, comb proprietors—R. N. Cummins sled C. IL Hotter, Cbeyne-walk, Chelsea, surgeons—T. A. Glean hid Co. Ladgate-street. goldsmiths (as far as regards J. Ward) — W. Law and Co. Watley, Yorkshire, top manufacturers—A: Daniell and W. Palmer, Wsimore..treet, Cavendish-square, china- Prideauz and W. Were, Plymouth. timber merchants— W. Prichard and W. Prichard, jun. Bristol. maltsters—A Gray and M. F. Truemaa, Newcastle-upoo.Tyne, tobacconists— A. Taylor and Co. Glasgow, bleachers. GENERAL AVF.RAGF. PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, • • . (wawa. tiovmuts tisroaments), Foe the Week ended March 13. nude up from the Returns of the Impactors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales Imperial General Weekly Average. Whist 66x, 2d. Oats 21s. la. Deana 335. 641. I Barley. 314. 34. Dye 375. MI I Peas 35.. 102. Aggregate Average of the Siz Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat 70a. Sd. 1 (hits ifs. 74.1 Beans 34a. 64 Barley 32a. 114. Rye 39a. 241.1 Peas 364. 14. • ' • I'IIICD OV'SUGAIL The Average Price of Bums or MUSCOVADO Stems competed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 17th day of March !NM is 30s. 6 1 d. per cwt. exclusive in the Duties at uuurn. pan. or payable thereon on the importation tbetetif loto Great Whets. . **At °FIORDS. MARCH 90. et *OR IC presented • ladder keen Ilsobsdale tolk rale ranereeinas to the arsine *shrike,— ' NOLISSY reedited. redden, 1411.1br ,ineandloationt As' llama Coddle lehabitants =mat %odd. lo W TippotarPoltelbolles oat Mem Wexford. Iron •Rutliehillen; la Om I Armagh, 6 ioll ty etuninnow intin T a oho et es. aap et 16011fItSTRR mewed a Petition against g any (other Coselaldone to tho Rana Cribs** front Pell wt ) the Otto at the &teem of Rochester. The Right Reettend Prolate sons MO RIN petitioners prayed for the preset. gm of !be Prows* adtilldan, rod, as ths only maimew for its they prayetttilet Pa ilonseut would not cannot to any stes.are Using far its el** the admisaion into political power et Ott Ronan Cadisllll: !stile pram uf that Petition he did se testsoe6 far tbo towisteed tall Ile minted.* at Ronan Cacholisieo as owe pactitiparegred doe sleds with their Protestant fellow main* was a mime vitisil Merge% to the polling dews oldie Proftstaist IMentineties. Ur frosted that that systems et nankin was new aims w reorieo its death blow, bee drat the Pro. want. &omissible *odd live for ever.—Urdered to be bid se the table. • Lore ROLLR pltrisated a Petition front a parish in Devonshire pasting fords* Cosseeelone to the Roman Catholic., Onierrittrlie on the tai de. • • The Karl at ELDON presented Shy Pattlan, all agaiost grant hie \weber Csnersidasi nada llamas Cathake% train ame la inveraen• tram Great Leigh, Dover-roam Illarketside, and sa votal ale; parishes Ya &NCI l twat Sweasigan, and tarn aim [paddies in iturtah.y. trim Abremigrrikelabesees; aatd taemtber . 4firajpniiih . ass ; Ininalleteto lamps. Walken, is Peadeeisinnblre; Irma iiiiimaseso, ; Resat Denny. in tie county of Sthalag; Nos two ponies b the anion .if Ayr; hem Sutherland; from a tie nounty of ; host tie Usiked corpsmen. .it Sodas awe Mamas in Lahti; from a pariah in Wormers I. fro-it Killinewareser. in :har py; from Newsman. in the county of Soutbainpoin ; hum &ad. ley, lioldsday, and !Moon, in the county of from Bed- • ford ; from sever.' Incorporated Trades of Slwlssd ; from a p. nab in Perthdiire; twin Sy/intim' u-. in Staffordshire; trona a pa. Main 'the' county .4 4.)afeed from Dunplalse; from a pariah sit ,Northampton; from the town of Dundee; from &. Luke's po lish, Chvlsea ; and from fipitsllelds. The Noble Karl said that be had waited for sit days to present a redden from the Welsh Calvanist Methodists. in hopes o seeing Lord, King in his plate, expecting that-the Noble Lord would bane made snow e.iusinent upon it; but not -baying seen him during that time, he really thouyht it was ish duty now to present the Petition... Tat Petitions were alrordered to -the table. . • • The Karl of VeI.DON then gave actin that be gravid ea Titers. day present the Petition of the inhabitants of Linden and West minster. praying Parliament mu w grant any further Coneesaious to the ltootao Catholics. The Kul .1911 A F F.S B ILIUT presented Petitions from K ince- Wn upon Thane% and front Watt's& in Surrey, against granciog farther Concessions to the Human Catbolies.—Ordeeed to be on the the table.. Lord FARNHAM presented 3$ Petitions to the same effect from parishes in the counties of Down, Alonaghan, L ittim, ford; Sligo, Cavan. Denbigh, Wicklow, the ktueen't County, and Huntingdon; front the Corporation of Sosklit and the Co►pora. tion of Bikklayers sod Plasterers in Dublin ; from St. Veter's parish, In the sky of Cork ; and from Upper (Inwood and Lower Oresund. in the county of Tipperary.—Ordered to lie outhotable. Lord PLUNK WIT prostate." a Petkiob from certakr ?Votes. tent Heathen of the Irish Bar in favour of the Catholic Claims. The Noble and Learned Lord said the Petitions bore the signs. totes of more thus use half of the Protestant practisieg Barristers of Ireland. Hie Lordship 11,1111 present.d &Petition from the Roman Catholic Members of the Irish Bar to the mow effect. The Kati ce MOUNTCASHIM said, With respect to the Pe• tition Iron the Protestant Members of she Insb liar, be fek no surprise, for it was well• known that lawyess would take any side of a question for a good fee—( A laugh). hiereover, assay of the pre•enr P• Mown knew that it they withheld tbek signatures to the Pitition. i diminution of their tel would be the inevitable result. The Kali of gLDON disagreed wi:h the Noble sal bt hls awe. ping charge agaimt the Bar. 'Melia,' of AIOUNTCASHICIL said he had not meaasanrellect disrespectfully upon the member. of the Legal Professions hot he would repeat that chow Protestant il-rristers who refused to sup port the (labia of the Catholics had Irk, and would feel, the cow tequentes in the mender he described; while those who tams for ward In support of the Catholic Claims, and who presented diens wives as orators at Catholic and other meetings, were sue to re. mire their reward in an increase of hubbies.. Id•rd PLUNKETT wondered what amid be the Noble Earl's ideas of propriety, and Ms notions of dike spec; If 'he meant nothing disrespectful- to the bar by the terms he bad used. If, however, the charge be bad nude egalnet the members of the INN bar were true, and that they leered ter their fees, was it net ghettos. that the letting against the Cathulk Claims in Ireland could nut be so general as .one Mete Lords maintained it was ? The gar! of ELDON bore testimony to the independence and integrity of the bar of all parts of the United Kingdom.—The p.• onions were ordered to be printed. BIESIMOS room TIM CONNORS. Sir A. Gum: and mho Meir.ben of the House of Commons brought up a Message from that Hesse, staling that the House had agreed to the amendments mad e by their Lordships in the Murky MIL The same Hon. Members else brought up some Private Hilly which were respectively read a first time. RITA L FOIL DS Pill - TION. Lord GODBi9ICI>7 Prese ----- ntedaPetition front the Ilk )Jeent taciturn of praying (or certain alterations in the es les on the importation of foreign silks. The Noble Lord earnestly retooninendetl the prayer of the petkiess to the attention of thole Lordship.. His blaiwty's Ouvetusnent having (and he rejoiced in the fact) termed re renew the prohibitory duties, the pentiathan t ought, and thought correctly, he arcs • sure, that the hest th hg t could be dose was to pievrot gee Ring, as (r as possible ; and they bad, therefore, cease tormrd with the present pendent, praying their Lordships to assist in siji, further redwing the hapset duties on foreign, throws. organaine. and manufaciturd lac H. thought this a mow sensible - procerden rn the pan a( tihoped termer', and hoped that the Noble Doke opposite, and the other in:miters of his Majesty's Government, untold take the subject int* cli „„id o . a d on ,..Th r petition ei a. ordered to be printed. 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