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VOW OPEN,' at she HORSE BAZAAR, King-1 street and Bat trees Pornssamaquare. the aminlleent of MUSICAL and MECHANICAL AU VOKATA ; comprising nearly twenty aliment subjects : M ogan the celebrated hiesical Lady, Juvenile Ardst, Magician, Raps Dancer, and Walling Insure; also a mainUleent Cassie Vasa. made by order of Napoli= ; together with a Serpent, Birds, aturother sublet-tool Natural Hl tart'--the whole display 's:6 by theft mast imitations of animated Nature. the wonderful of meelsanhaa. Open from Eleven WI Mg. Admittance t e s l . ll ad. n Children Is. The whole of the Naldbitias for sale; also •-•anal Solf.aetlos and other Musical Instrunsmats. • LORD CLANCARTTS PROTEST . AGAINST THI CATHOLIC HILLIS/ BILL. Disseernene, I. Hamm et period wben the modem d tbs blab Itsmimdeis NA item. and he km mune ettimeops estramess sad here. 4..... with oil legitimate Osronweset. no esacassiss whatever Amid have brim grafted te them; mill his Amid the/. ie the tam of tbeir &chemises et Malay td tad Wool Church lbw blisbeiset et Gnat ihitain sad Hebei. end st their impressed dedret• wit ammo Imbed from Orem Male, haw ben invested 1 paver. the prawn wiiss seemed Irate • law. will lord I a menteerst recorded lagidsder preeedwat, %siding sin tee ever escausgremet to the gesmetien et sedition sad rebellion. by elm mat oldie leightnt pesoinis reword. (SIP") CLAN CA RTT. • lrbelsliewiag Peers ottsreraeds sigen4 k •• • • V/MULAIL . - NRWCASTLZ. FARNHAM. • - LORD REDESDALR'S PROTEST APAIUST THE. THIRD 11114 DING OF THE rAtuouc suj. r. . L' *cm: am Mikis iitteltaili s tbe Masi a lriii: am, nod Mee Inv been, flotetelint its Clint! sad sate, vs ems se cemskumd astpedisived by kiwi made to restrain to destroy those Itsaldishiresots by perms" peofeeskag the'llostan Catholic Religion. who have mastantly been, and must always be. ionforatity to their religimis . adverse se, and desire's agility**. ems, Protestant , and the freedom of relloloorepioiso of every Protestant religious sea ; and therefore die Pratestaot Botablislinsents of the United Kingdom. Rid dot freedom of religious opinion of elf Protestains, can only be pro.. taxed from attempts of Roman. Catholic. fur their destruction by laws 'Iola; superior political power to Protestants, or by the phy. Seal power of the Protestant muted." of the United Klagdam, so fat easeodiog the pitylical power of the Roman Catholic Fordo. than, as to resider any attempt of the Roman Catholic popolation to Obta in superior political er unavailing. I..litecwase it Is prNaii by this Bill to give to Rome Catholics the capacity to obtain palsied power, which may become supesior to the political power at the same time by Promise's, aod thereby Roma may be enabled to destroy tbe Pro sextant Boabildiessots, noses the physical power ef the Protestants dial be soil sot 'to cooties' lay force the political power which say be se melba by Roma Catholics. S. irawm. ationsh the physical power of the Protestant pope. Was at Great Meals sad Indio& before and at the dote of the Beirelodea, INS, greatly exceeded the physical power of the Boman Cathelies, yet the Roman Catholics hawing obtained coo.. /Useable political power. contrary to the establlabed laws. the Pro testant Establishinents were brought into imminent danger; from which danger they were rescued. by the impeder physical power which accomplished that Beveled= ; and they have since bees preserved.by further taws, then provided for the same purpose. 4. Because this Bill, ilk should pass into a law, will repeal or lessen the force aad dem of those laws; mid the entity of the Protestant Fatabbehmetats meat thenceforth principally depend no the superior physical power of Protestants, edam; from their sureise.ousabent mid es the peobabbity that their superior nom. be% May - *id than the awans - aiso of obtaining superior political power. - ' 4 4=7 ..*--• 5. Because the eiteet of the Bilk If passed Imo a law. must there fore be topsides* continual struggles for political power between .PrOtostants and ;Roman Catholics thmuginest the United King ,dois t and sot die items. Catholic popularise in Ireland greatly rime& in notobee the Protestant popeladeasinsthet Wald, the Roman Catholics will her. in Indeed sopesior physical:bower, and may probably thereby obtain .sperior political power she, in aid of their semis* phyeical power; and may, bkelit uoioa of physical and political power, rape' ..r subjugate the Protestant pa pulatioo of that country. and separate Ir elan d boa Great Britain. . S. Beessee, U this ball shook' pass into a law. the mainteuaoce of the Protestant Ustablidamente In Great Britain And Ireland, and the Union of Ireland with Great Beitain, must depend not on this laws which lave, since the Devolution of lees, produced the secu rity of those .Bstablishissits, or as the contract which crested the salon of the two Islands, but on the superior physical form f the Psotestaats of the United Kingdom, Wing as one body, to coon. reran the superiority of the physical force of the Kaman Catholics of liaised over the physical force of the Protestants of that country. and therefore the measure, instead of tend* to produce peace in Ireland. may probably lead to a disastrous civil war produced by concretise for political power, and attempts to reader the Boma Catholic religion the establis hed religion in Ireland. . i (Sind) It lIIMISDA LP. KEN YON. It was afterwards visaed, for the 4th, /kb, and 6th reams*, by FALMOUTH. SALES BY AUCTION. • . z STRATTON...EU/LA PICCADILLY. tel Dais*le FAIIII 4 T RESIDENCE, wick OFFICES, Ova*tint Devenstdt* Ems Gardens, and ceadisous to AI, FALL.MALL. EXCELLENT and , ELEGANT FURNITURE, Capital Fall Mud BILLIARD TABLE, by Thurston; BARREL CHAMBER ORGAN. Oonsolu. Grecian. and Shtembra LAMPS, Abet FIVE HUNDRED OUNCES OF PLATE, .PLATED ARTICLES. leartlfid Bed and Table Linea, rich Cut Glass of all descriptions, China, Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Services; Small CELLAR of Choice OLD WINKS, up wards of SEVENTY DOZEN 4:N OM Pert, Sherry, Madeira, Champagne. Hock, Claret, Er.. Numerous Kit chen Requisites, . awing Utensils, a Mangle, capital stares in Stoves, Ranges, Coppers, Boilers, Ovens, Presses, Shelves, Atc. And various other Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Green Park. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, • (Of Warwick Home, itegent-strett) Oa the Premium, On Tousimv, the moth of May, 11119. at Twelve o'Clocit. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, tom- CR. prising a very dedrable RESIDENCE, adapted for the Accommodation of a Mandy of the Ant respectability, shame No. ii . STRATTON-STREET, PICCADILIfir. -Overlooking Devonshire Sane Gardena, and contiguous to the Green Park; coatialidot, • On the Upper Floor, Four good 'Auks, assea, roomy Lei& Mg. Stairs to the Roof, Housetpald's Closet. Su. Second am Tan espitelßed Chambers. Dressing Room. Closets, Nom the Stake:am. Principal Flom. a Breakhajawt overlooking Devon/biro Hewn riche; Wells Tweed and Bordered, Statuary Marble -ChimalE Pik* I Wimliews to the Floor; a l back Drawing Rama, Malle Pirred sad Robbed with Gik hodsonse One. Ms% *Maur Marble Clammy Piece, Wombs , Water CNN, Sta. - Grolond Floor, neat Entrance Hall,. It care. lighted 'by a Dome; Gentleman% Morning Room, Closet. mil Lass ; a capital Dieing Parlour Cornice, veined Marble Piece, Veiled= Windo w. v. Basement. Heuseksew's le A Closets, Closet under the Stairs, Wise Cellar, Dattell homy, Water laid en, with Larder. Detached, Michas. Ikulleiy, Soak, sod Waiter hid on, Area In Front, Knife Heat, Vaults for Coal, Beer, Sec. The same Day will be Sold. the &anent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. and various other Meas. -Ty - tle viewed by Tickets. Particulars may bei had it the Premises; of Mean. Graham, Kiederley, sad Dentvillt6 Selickees. New-square. Ll=4ll'lol= ; at Garraway's and of Piroltanam, No. 110. Beweniostreet o of wheat Tickets for virwhig may be had. • (Of Warwick Home, Bert -street), On the Frailties, 106, ail Malls On Tome r, the neth of AprU, 1819. and Two (allowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock, • By order of the Proprietor, &movie' from the Preniises en account oldie New Improvements. ►ir HE ELEGANT FURNITURE and CAPITAL 1 FIXTURES comprises Bedsteads and Furnitare,Semesed `Beds and Bedding.' Meets of Drawers, Wash hand and Dm* Tables and Glasses, Elegant Drawing Room Suite* In Ilwbo Demob. Sofas, Couches, Chairs, ate. en suite; Noble Plate, Pier. and Chimney Glasses; Pier Tables and CUrs Miami; Eight-day Dials; rich t! Chased Or-mole, Greelansisdl, filnernbra Pillar Iswnps Wall and &limn. ditto; 'DOW= and Library Curtains, in Moises • Mahogany duke, in laithe ; capital Set of Patent owes; Tables • Sideboards and Cellar's; excellent Cabinet Articles in Rosewood and italsegialp 4" Card, 'Sofa, Pembroke. Library. Work, mid Ocemiewel Tables; Twelve Coen ditto, Boom en Mars and Claws; Chel ilenbin, capital Billiard Table; S mall Barrel Chamber Oros) ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED OUNCES OF NATE, PLATED ARTICLES; Beautiful Bed and Table Limo; rich Cut Oleos of all dine* Lions; handsome China Dinner, Tea, sod Dessert Sereinle; AM* Seventy Uosen of choice old tort, Sherry, Wedgies, C ta l Champagne, Hock. Benda*, Icc. Escelkot Brussels Carpe i Z Fenders and Fur Irons ; Porter's Hail Chair; Bellentles Boxes; Mutiereus Kitchen Requisites ; Brewing Utensils; a NSW gle. Capital Filteres in Stoves, Ranges, Ovens, Het Cosa, Stewing Stoves Hot •Platee, Rdierd. - Coppers, Presses, illedWile Bitches and Servants' Hail Tables, and numerous other Mhos. 'Da be viewed en: SALUAIVI , and liikiday preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, at One Shining steels, ni• be bed 'du the Premises ; at ~ flarnswag's Orem House, 'Olney Alley; and of Mr. Reuse, , 1 IS, &gym-street. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, AvaiL ADMIRALTY onqcs. ins 1& Cesusedere Caller hes traomakted a theJlight Iletieerubio Jobe Wilms Doke, a law Irma lieuteseat * Mary Dowses, cesouteoddsg the Mack Job, miler to his Majesty's Alp Sybille l : rap ed% that, es the Ist February last, the Mack Jae captured, on the coast el Able% atter a bsg chase, sad tgallaot settee, a spaakb slave veg* salted the Madam" Ili* '444 dues es board. The Pock Joie carried two pass and IS ass; the Linares's, fesneen gum mad 80 wen; mad Conmisellere Collier expresses is ►ieh tense birsesso of the gallon ant *Wel ceedect of !Jests ' sant Dowses, and of tie seal and courage of the siker' and men seder his enters, In this moccesafill snits spinet a 'steel at very superior force. Taieepeedek vessel had it Mot leading her elvish% sad Pint and asses 4 Metes; sad 13 wooded. The Mewieg is a retornol the lees outward the Mack Joke— r lg sr. T. P. 1.• Hardy; Adwireity Moe% woooded ; Mr. Richard Riberts, Nast (of We Majesty's eidp Mediu), wosaded ; Thomas Barley, maw% crew, wounded; John Beath obi* esonteu. wouseled ; .11wwwiek . Jobiesoni ibis wousen, wounded, date dad ; Jame Akio, able 110113allorasaded, due dead. ng cd Ist to ;4:ior s elm `WISIBLEDON.—SORRXY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Laud Tax Redeemed; CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY MANSION, ItAIITIMPULLT IMAM With all regulate attached and detacbed Oakes, COACH HOUSE, STABLES FOR TWELVE HORSES, Eatettalve Kitchen Garden, Camervatory, Oases Home, Muss Ground, Ice Hottee,itc. • AND vrecarma or TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES Of Meadow. Amble. and Wood Land, ornannotad by Sotto al Water. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Have, Regeocoreet) At °areaway's Cam House, Oa Tainaaar, ins £4Ol of May a Merit TWalga eal;cks IN ON& LOT 0, _ A VALU A BLE and VERY DESIRABLE FREE HOLD XSTATM,-Larid-Tas redeemed, 110 1 ail mig• t Ore 1 _ ' cautions* A sabstuntial BRICK BUILT MANSION, adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of Distinction, with mites of handsome and well proportioned Aparuneuts,:bearni. fully situate on a delightful Lawn, encompassing the South and West Fronts, with Pawns of Flowers, sickly ornamented with Knell , Timber, Tulip and Cedar Trees of esquisite beauty, on a lee commanding Eminence, embracing extensive and highly varied and intereeling Views ever a fine, fertile, diveraiid Country. luxuriantly Timbered, including Coombe Wood, Hempen Court, .and Epsom Downs. THE HOUSE %semiretired by a Carriage Chive of considerable extent, threes% Flotation of thriving Evergreens, Shrubs, do. with a Canine Sweep in bay's, entrance under a Coronado, to a capital lefty Hall, Lobby and Hall to olio West, or principal Fran; an Anti ' Doom, leading to a capital lofty Drawing Room, and a Boudoir adjoining; these Boerne are all correspondently and tastefelq fitted up; a capital lofty Dining Pulsar. walls Stuccoed' and Fabled, the Ceiling ornamented with Historic Palmtop; .Scream % Waiting Room; Closet and Water Closet; Lobby. wink ikopmel (loset;Servams and Butler's Room. 'The South Front is ettemmi pissed with a Yagoda and 'Cooservateries ad sad. Oa the West Front an !Anti 'Room. 'With. bolted all= hug to a capital Library; both Rooms' fitted op alike, and maxis Dremiug Room beyond. • A commodious principal 'Egis tkairesse to the firs floor, with' Mahogany band rail.wmod mein& 4.ti Entrance Room and Lobby. leading to a capital pliselpda r t • Clamber, with two Messing Monts &Wished on the Water SIM Wae and Hoossnaaki's Closets. two other Bed Chllliress • l) seeing Closet, &c. A bowed Bed Cbanalrar es dual* Frew. and Dreseing Roam adjoining; School Rams with bored sod'Anti Room, and 'sissy leading to a s; g i Nuritery, with coved ailing, Governess's Sleeping Roost Bed Chamber; oil ibe 11001.11 'Papered rall e f aitSari t ia 2 Passage and another Water Claret. Over the WM% Bad bers and Dormitories for Servants. In the Aides are friar Siren: log Rooms antl Luthber Room. two eeeeedary Staircases. MS Domenic Offices are minded front the body of the Maw elem . Wry complete ' weU . and salted to the Establish. aunt, with arched and ether risieg ;• Yesd, and Out Moss; with opted supply of mama Water. Waded, and secluded froalhi Massloo, Laundry and Wash lbw% ebb 'Drying Dratted at the back; Coach Hewes; Sub's* 'dor Twelve Horses;witli' Wes; tit se Poultry Yard Blesiet Dairy tl. lewd op; ; Farm Yards, sod Re. Capital lamina well Stocked and and planted wi th Standard and Espalier Trees; and Melon Outbid; Tool House, Sheds, kc. The lithe amain@ upwards of -TWO HUNDRED AND • FIFTY-ONE ACRES OF MF.ADOW.tARABLE. AND WOOD LAND. Pgmillligetbeadtitt Parklike a with Sam of Wmere Vakienve the dry graVellet Vie 'Baltic Ice House, and Esodf Water, all Within a Ring Farce (except one small ks), by the Runde from Wimbledon to Moven. and from to Mertes. To be visited bY Tickets only. Pa/denims may be had ellt tie ISeiloser at the NOM aadtrbwn, %Wimbledon ;•Oiatk and Talbot, Ikldhatid I. Old*. tabgdon ; Toy, Hampton Coon; at Gana. way's, and of Mr. Room, No. 170, Rapatitaint. WARAFFICIL. Assn.. 14, ISkI. The undermentioned Meets up= hidipay base -beta altenrod to retire from the Service sad their ballpay km been cancelled front the nth April; lift, istissies, 'on 'rectiving a commated aliovrasee for their Comm wiser. Lieseuass Jahn Dolbokbalf pay 4tii Dragoons; Resign °tarp Orrarford, kW pay llamas:hod; IRasign Mrseader audio Bantle, ball pay Ills Foot; Lienseenst William Wright, ball pay 24 Oar. rison Battalion ; Emig* Jobe Gress, half pay nth Feet; Alsip Thomas Whitley, halt pay Slat Fast; Resign Charles Augustus Cooke, bait pay 90th Foot; Liniment George Schindler frown, half pay thousand ; Snood Liressmont George Ogle Zing, En. sign half pay Unattached; Emig, likbert Hancock, half pay Nth Foot • Ensign William Meatu s WI Nth Fast ; Lieutenant Roan Spam* Rum, halt pay tTiii sd; Lieutenant James Mtleard Goodilf, Catgut. bolt pay 111th Light Dragoons; Uoute. goat Thomas half pay Mk Fast; Lieutenant Thus. Ro. .beet Fistober„ half pay Otb Wes : Instia Regiment; Lieutenant Alegander Ciaybilla, half pays7th Fast; Ensign Robert Alias, half pat Stith 'Foot ; Rogge Wm. Rebeits, half pay Mb Godson Banalion ; Ensign William Hatch, bail pat Caps Regiment. Commission in the lid se imalns .Reginiest of Norfolk Militia. Was. Mailbags, Gent. I. be Rodin, Tim Sharpe, promoted. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. William Pomfret, York, dialer la Alas.. BANKRUPTS. Ekbard Noblesse, Wolvealsompaus, Sislbrdelke, hair dresser, to earresdereApril 22, at six, 11111= bre fey 22 . ,at mu, at the Little ton 'Arms Ina, . Attendee, Messrs. Mike mad Ca, or Mr. Beanott, Woks:. -11,1","• Blasill Jam lierstfertimpeo.AFeo, WsrwkkuMre, deskris emu, Apri Ile, MN at segos, at the Warwick Arms Hotel, War. wick, mid May shat twelve, at the Red Hiroo Ina, &ratter& spa-Avon. Attoruies, Maws. Aileron sod Co. Bedford. row ; or Mr. W. TIMM% Iliretlerd•spee. Awash J Graves and Goers* Graves, Notwich, bernbashis mans. Murcia, May I. 2, at son% sad 29, at twelve, st the Rampant ibris lan, Warwick. Attesuiss, Mows. Torun and Co. Nor. rwlel ; et Mown. Spouse sod Co. ilise.hat. Beclisrabrary. ~anberl Norman lArke, Drell% Norfolk, servos, April M. M sews, 0, at ales, aad May 29, et twelve, at the Aegis Imo, aitierkb. 'Atomise, • Meows. lkoralay sad Co. Gray's bur r slam ; or' Mr. J. Caveman. Chedgraireaferfelk. John Lyons.. Maacbsator, pugilism May 1,7, sad 29, at ewe, at • ike Star Ise, Manchester. • Attendee, Messrs. Hurd aid Co. Topple ; orMr. Suldses, Manchester. 4 111Mbia" Thomas guarptsr,* Brodenaliplacr, New Noethroad, statuary. Aril 24, at tea, May 1, at dues., and ft, at twelve, at no Cedes at Ommelsineen et Haviiipts, Baanghallmnot. A . ss, poem, Aumblelars. Goers. Beott . Previdsucs.bellgesa, New IlLesseisd, ;racer. April so. at creeks, May 1, sad it dww4, u the Coon et istadoeara .1 lisuktsrs, SAO& stmt. Attorney. Mr. Datia, Nonleraberbasuistsest, William Thema Fry, Cosstiaidemnir, Gray's lan•road. Oa' graver. April 11, IS, at twelve. sad May 13, et nines, at the Cron of Comisaissioasra of Bankroptik a %ratenet. At torney, Mr.' W. Davison, Broad-otrot% Join Scott and /UMW Ma, Commitment% walabanamads may 1. is, and sa. u tan, at the Cam se Cosmidesnrood . Bankrupt% Basialbaliwassit. -Atatatogy Mr. Mangan, Aloe • ,Asbury. J o y somater, Ifteryeel. shipowner, May 1,2, and " at Mb. •at the York Har d , 'nape& Amnia% Mr. S ormary Hog s e ,o, Ins roc abliaby. WCalloch and Swat Ableko, gra wmaz„meet, wage. m o ons% Anil 14, = t e e d . aft mantas. at - tio &mt Vtanndadowers Thstaghadrowne. AttaniAt M.- Richard/an and Co. Nary. • IFlNlNS:ihrwateh, Crowerow. Walsworth-read, Neilsen.. .•-11M/loip, serer elmider v Arell 14, SS; sod Ml! SO, st ten, at the 'omin almobelelsen of Buenos, Redughalleroot. At. e LlF•si t Mr. Vas alemeter•keildiege, aive W r*. Het hod Charles CoWden Clarke. Yerk.etreet, - Illessolgeribe tessitudiers, April 24, it tux Map's, M twelve, sod SD, at sen, at the Gann el Commisoloisetr se lhadirupts, Beni gharstraes. liowneN tar. °sown. Ninstme. Edivard Thompson, Kingston epos-11.11. Noerekiat. May Tr 1 1 . and M, st eleven, at the Deer lon, liftrieen Hull. At. Messrs. Ilea and Co. Aanmerlee - ; or Mmers. Seale. Geld sod Co. trWood.Camerhsre. Weer. Aped se. se these, M o at two. illay MI, at elevator the Guildhall, Csoterbory. Attornher, Meese Wiser. ea Co. Chsocery-lasse l or Mr. J. J. Polite, Caniedsery. John Harris, Pickett -strew, Steed. Ineedrlfor. AN* 14, May 1. and le. at at the Omit of Osemslesieners el Ewe. rams, Basing saiset. Attendee. Messrs. adieu mod as. Cloak lane. fforrester, Red iimustrow, Clarkasewell,werklogr en roOre April Se. at eleen h t kreve. S. - sotlla Met ewukre. at else Contothelonere et , Amery, Mr. Stafford, Beeltlndiarn-wort. • May 11, J. W; Mho,. Caitiff, do1A1t; at Mtn , *l. the Obaseill- Army Hawk Cooentry=klay IS, D. We j ' nail Xi .Iloss*ert; Love-lase. Aldwasmalsory, bat samtufaaeree, slivan,, at thy Court of Cominiesiseers.—Mly 11. - 111. C. ileetereami, Pal med, .Conswell„ master nserfore, at thee. at this Court of Cow nsloisnere—May 11, R. wishes, Wellestemenet.Swead, .phis. ewer, at, twelve, at the Coon ef Csomelssloners—May is, J.. Maier, Nemo. Wanisitkobkr, diem weaver, lit dee, at the Aloha Imo, Werwiek—.May 17,J. D. WyriS, blethlry, Yorkshire. 41ealar, at tea, at the Session Home.Waltelald.Yorkehire—Hay 11.4C00k. Mearberness. getterweeth.. Leicestonitire. cattle saleisao. at sieve% at the Craven Anse Howl, Coventry—May IS, S. Sham, St. Mary, Lambeth, miller, at too, at the Court of Commipelsoms—May S. W. Thomas, Upper Sing -suet. Meson. empromr, at three, at the 'Court et Contingence—May 11, J. Joyner, R. Sorridge. and J. S. Joyner, Raeford, Beset, bankers, invelee at the Coen of Commissioners—May S. J. brans, shildi.boll.llmo warehouseman, at else, at the Overt 11111.3. Rhode. Mansrliermt, Georiatan's• dig ealr illi t to sad .Sash. at we, at the Court of Commiesiooses— May 5, J. White Bekeeesnew. Walwortk. tailor. at Skew. at the Court of Coninalsilemem—Apeil 414,1. Keawaraky sod - J. B. Kee. worthy, lummeoger4sse, wwskeneemen, at tes es she Court of Cramolookluto — Mot Ss 3.0. Jones, Glean ter, timber asocchaot, at one at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol—May 5, J. W. Jewess, J. factor. at ate, at the Royal Hotel. Blniminghans— May 13, S. Thomas, Lase, Yorkshire, vktealler. at eves, at the Court House, ILeeds—May S, S. Hill. Kidderminster. Worcester shire, tailor, at twelve. at the White Hart, Hutlehory. Worcester. hire R. Made., Leda°, inerchaot, at two, at the Coen of rs. CERTIFICATES, Mar S. P. T. 'Aghast sod C. V. Lightfoot, CopthaEcoort. week brokers—W. II Ittelt, Landem4wad. St. George's-kids, vie toaller—a. E. Dative, Chester-serest, Oreeversor.place, frye.. B. Beam, Old ffsemeed. Cambererall w builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. idereksot sod T. Clark, Orehreek. Karst. drispen—T. Shires and Co. (so far as elves A. _Mersay), •Bo#ow errs. Abeekb hory,.Yedishire. kis&aonleru.4.. lewestairisosi L. Seas. Fins. T o2V i. sergessoo....T. Chaseleseresd • W. &Ws. Milloelette; Butts, linentirspere.—M. Caldecett an J. C4kleosnr. ?mtitarsier.—J. Isola and P. L. Clised t imlogkoLsur i lt hire' well.hall factero—.G. Dear mad J. Dpoe, Oellei, attendee at Uwe Asa .oe. lksorpool, ow. merehaste--J. WMlseasso.and J. Ibuier t lallossl o Loneseiee, sal. Imileren—O. Woolen and B. Brownian, Duaglay.street, Fes& cavemen—A. 111•Gbie and G. Knox. Machilems, Lseashire, Somphrepore—H. Median sad J. North. Heddersilekl e Yorkshire. pecere--IL Vaeghao and Co. Bristol, Spanish amt Game weld mellieets.—W. Hanley and Co. Daniel, sbertos MAN. Somermishlrw det thrower& GENERAL AVERAOR PRICE OF BRITISH CORN. (men wises neroaserson). "Floe the Work toed April 10. mode op front the-Returns of the Inspectors Is the different Cities and Towns is Ragland sad Wales: Imperial Gruel Weekly Average. Whet t 70s. sd. I Oats Us. edd limns 34a. 3d. We. Sd. Nye 34a. Ild. I Pros See. 941. Aureate Average or the Si, Weeks width gismos poly. Wheat Ms. sd. Oats Ns. id. 11 I Beam Us. 1 id. Barley U. sd. Rye 3111. 3d. Per sin. PRICE OF SUGAR. • The Average Price of Dews or Muecovauo Stmos, competed from the Recurs. made in the Week endbas the 14th day of Aprik 1529, le 30e. ed. per cwt. excluder of the Dudes of Costume paid orpsyable thereon ea the inspertatiso theseti• lute Greg Britain. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. APPEAL Somber v.. Stem—John Spots& by his will, &wised n "I give mil devise to my see." Themas Spot, hi heirs sod as. signs, all and every my freehold and basekeirdsasses at Zed Mailing, Aylesford, Durham, and astern aid immigatit. is as county of Kent, and Actm, I. discern of Iliddlessa, with thole' appurtenances ; to hold the aid estates mid preemies% by ibis my will, devised to my said as., Thomas Smog, to Ilse ow of my said son, Thomas Spong, his heirs sod amigos, foe ever; abject te„the psymest of MI. per mourn to my wife, dogleg her life. pc." .The testator this bequeathed several legacies, and among the rest me of 4,0001 ; sad afterwards added, N and I do hereby eapreesly charge, sad make liable, my real and personal estate to and with the payment of the aforesaid several legacies ;•• and then he made his sem Thomas his residuary devisee and legatee, and sok sesame of his will. It turned out that the personal estate was not mid cleat to pay the legacies, and the legatees filed a hill in the Riche =fa:have part of the real estates sold, Melodies the real estates to Thomas Spam is seder to make up the delciency ; and the question was, whether, according to the true coastroction of the will, the estates specifically devised to Thomas ought to contri• bete so the payment of the peandary kgacies, as they were, by the words et the will, charged ea the ml and personal property? COW arm was of spiels, that the estates specilically devised to Themes were liable to cootribute•to the payment of the pecuniary blades, sod domed accordingly, and from that decree Thomas Irmg to the Lords. Leed - ums, who sat for the Lord Chancellor at the hearing of the shame am delivered the *smut of the House, which wise diet Ike Radar:any devised estates were oat liable for raw Warp ferniest and with the osocorrencr el the Lord Chancellor, awl Lids adorn sod Rodettlale, the deem was reversed. LORD FARNHAM'S PROTEST AGAINST THR FORTY SHILLING FSBEHOLDERS DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. r• • r • Densmoner, altbssgb, is say spines, the 'leafy* from:blot o Wind oesoltoo rogolataso. yet the provides, of this HI are highly aseammikodemal, insesoch as they require that the quail& Mem to noble fresbeiden to vete at elections for caustics la InAmil ant be decided es by alien sprinted by the Crown. renewebb sr the pleasure of the Crows, paid by the Crown, eniptedibly tooling up to the Gowerneeem ter the dose beteg tar pinks si preematiso, sod therefore wader its direst isillance. 11. Swaim this bill does oat give any effective appeal the deckles ef nth (Seers, that which is prociactl by it b a r e t t so ezpossivo • same as net to be available by the major pan d the fresbeklenot Ireland. 5. Oscan it appears to me that, by the prewbbilli d this Elk a corrupt sod arbitrary Gownsman' may obtain as undue power over the oesetiteemey of Ir dad, and, by such inilnent, procure the tutors of Members to the Bane of Comusons subservient their views, and thus endanger the Made. of the people. 4. lecane, b my wines, the At sod proper tribunal to lima* ins the loolloodems offoolisitkrs to vote at elections fee condo mild be the Haolstrooss of such comotj, together with the Aeon. Mt Ilarristers (their being coordinate), with ao ellentive appeal free their when required—thus the would be able to eawaterect say lodge bias of the dadass ill t= rioter, if such should east, sod, the Annan Banister nimbi check any pant teeing which night be sorpoood to ialloopos epto Nagistrup & Reesolo the BM makes me provision he the regobtloo elhhe dos** Itoseeise it sides, coostios of &lee. sad Minh !evil* *Nth csim, iP peeped= so the ovoltor of lesoltoltion, to avows • et on WA la modes at large. Mood) • '• FARNHAM' THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS' PROTEST AGAINST THETHIRD READING °FIVE CATHOLIC BILL. Dtteeneurr. • 1. Beamee, though a fell sod complete religiose toleration be the isalisualsk right of every individual to the &ate, yet still pelt tical power cogent junky be deemeded by any Disseutiog seat. whenever the cooccesiso of the power appears to be iscoasi.tcot with the security and welfare of thesossmialty at urge. It &teller, Nuts the period of the Reformation. the Roman Catholic Lito;ch ever has beeo.and le, determinate', bee r& to the cause of Protestantism, and to the principle. of liberty, civil red religioes; the . .sneeshaes, therefore, of that Church are in &sludge to be the Legielmon of a Protestant country. 1. Bream many of the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church we directly opposed to the doctrines of Christianity, as promul gated in the revealed word of Auusurr Goo 4. &UMW, for done sad other restos., as a Bishop of our pore and reformed Chercb, I feel myself called upon to enter this my protest against the 818 admitting Roman Catholics into the higher Aims of the &ate. sod into the two Reuses of Parissmets. (>llSpoi) GEO. H. BATH and WELLS. It was Biped for the Ist, aad g.l moms. by FARNHAM. And it was steed for the Ist mad ed reasons by CLANBRASSILL. LORD MOUNTCASHEL'S PROTEST ♦GAINST THE THIRD READING OF TIM CATHOLIC BILL. soistestsim. 1. Because the present measure is use which will endanger tbs Constitetion of these realms ia Church and State, and may even. many lead to the sobversies of Civil and Religions Liberty. B. Because Roman t mho** cannot, according to the docerkete of the Roman Church. be bound ,by any oaths which either di. rretly or indirectly interfere with the allegiance they owe to the Pape and his Omens. • The Romeo Catholic Doctors and Divines - sewn k to he their oplabot that oatbssisay be broken ; Popes in former time. have granted absolution for this pezpose, .and, there fore, may do an apse. S. Became. history flat the professors of the Hanish faith have always ed temporal power to establish the splrl. teal supremacy of dark Church. When Roman Catholics cheats binomial sitaatiens. whether at home or io ear distant celesta, they may. seder the directioo of their Priests had Confessors, men their autbotity to Injure the Protestant religion ; they, will oppose the &Madan of the Holy Bible, the establishment of the Pram mat inaltutions, and the mations ei Protestant Ministers 4. Because it is impossible to upset that Roma Catholics, •1I euesclaidoesly attached to the religion they profess. as give that support to Protestant poindples - and doctrine which it behoves Great Britain to upheld, and Ms. Majesty. es 0 Protector of the Faith." to ratlike. Jf a "Amber of the Mardi of Reese shield refrain from openly attacking those things which are esseadally Protestant, he may mill feel iodised to wink at the attempts of others, placed is subordinate dices. & Because the pore doctrine of the Pretesting Chunk befog that taught by the Holy Apostles, and believed by the fret Chris tiana. ought to be upheld; whilst that professed by P.m Cs. thence, being corrupted by false tradldens, summed by lelleralless and any compusial to the evil ineiloatiwissof me. seam to be de. eidedly disowned. It is notarises that all the. principal false doctrines of Popery were unknown as Articles of Faith, eves. is the Church of Items, before the seventh mean ; sod in the ohm. tomb. in this songhtened land, It most prove elleadve is the sk mom thee to encourage the. weed et tdlgioes array. If we forsake Goo, he will forsake sus I. &cases the National gilled Molt OseWtern/ ,be aplangeVen _6 7 the granting of power to those who are bound to believe it to • qevend iislUsedisi sod outer Musteal learvinssts: POR THE STACK YARD ETTLE . GARDEN IL , AND COLONIAL. S MMTS. WATER PROOF RICK CLOTHS Completely fitted up, Metsiogoud EarAbiglor Fisk Trees. ammo " tai Tents ef varlosis seste, lositweed - Sussed Cloths, Tilts, ate. ittbir ether Articles of siwair utility. The Foreign Settler, u alike resident Agrieelturist, may be supplied with the above' Ankles cm esudensta terms, by BENJAMIN ED. G OTON, d, Toolerstrees. - Address, 1111111•1011 Stessatort. - SALES BY AUCTION. ISLINGTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD =TAM Oppadre the New Chapel. VOTE FOR THE COUNTY. THE STORE HOUSE OP THE BREWERY. TO BE SOLD •BY AUCTION,. By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Rq;ent.etreet), At Gummy', Colfswbouse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, Oa TUMMY, the 14th of May, tens, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, coo l-i pridng the STORE HOUSE adjoining the Brewery et Messrs. Prior and &rehash situate opposite the New Marl at Islington, coadaingof capital Arched Collaring for Beer, &era House on the Groond Floor, and Rooms over, used as Granaries, Hop, sod Malt Roans; Gullying a Frontage to the Rood of Thirtrdirew Feet aod extending a considerabie depth. In the occupatipn of Matitars. Prier and Co. en Lease. ' An eligible epe ty for Investment. To be olewid by a the Tenant; Porticelan guy bb had oa tbe•Prinsises; at the Angel, Islington ; of Mr. Barium. Solicitor, St. Mildred's-drum Pooluy; at Garraway's; and .of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Reseeit.etreek.