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NUMBER i 2,197-1 riCTUALLUMOFFiCE, Mack 7, UM THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTrS NAFI, fe. do haeby gissfeadim That on Wiroessaktr, the 15th instant, they m 0 be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed op), aud treat feeds vedennee= tinned articles, to be delivered into his MajeatT's Viiiisibi &ores •at Deptford, Deptford, viz. Articles. . Quantities. Perko* of Delivery. One hallt by the la of EISCUIT MEAL, s,OOO Sacks, April, and the re :FLoun (Kilo dried) 400 Do. mainder by the la of May. SPANISH RED WINE, 400 PIPES, One half by the Ist July, and the other half by the tst of August next. Toe Conditions of the Cootram may be seen at this Mee. Each Tender must -redly the price in words at length, and be delivered before One &Chick on the Day opkented, and the Person Who makes the 'ftwder, or some Person °wilts behalf, must attend answer when called for. IC WALLER CLIFTON. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 8, 1.898. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of HERCIMATS o f ENGLAND trading re the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House, in Lea denhall street, on NVIDMIMIAT, the t 23 Instant, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, ; motion will be made-'-" That Sir Issas ED. " WAS!) Cos.assooc,•Bart. late of the Bengal Civil Estabßebtabet, " be permitted to return to the service, under the provisions of the Act of the 53d Geo. 111. cap. 52, sec. 70, with the rank " which he held when he quitted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of " the 57A1 Geo. 111. cap. 155, sec. 85." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. AMICABLE SOCIETY, TOR INSURANCE OF LIVES. .S2I47ILAWS Ixx, FLsae-rettext, Louse., I%;urporated by Queen Ilium 1706, and its Powers further ex tended by Ms present Majesty's Charter, granted the 18th re.. bruary, 1823. ►.IMiE DIRECTORS have now to offer to the often -1 tion of the Public, TABLES of RATES for the INSUR ANCE of LIVES, at the various Ages from Eight to Seventy tau; either for the whole Life; any specific number of Years; we contingency of one Person surviving another; or for the joint ontinuance of the Lives of two or mere Persons, the Insurance payable on the Death of either. Insurances in this Office are erected in certain cases at a Reduc lien of neatly Twenty per Cent. and on the whole on terms greatly favourable to the Insured; and Insurances may be effected from, ~C.:00 to 55,000, and every kind of Insurance, however short the period of continuance, is entitled to *participial= in the pecuniary,' advantages accruing to the Corporation. These advantages are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to the amount of each insurance. -in the last Year,.insurancet weft Shares beam* Claims, and are impr,lo coons of payment, at 4t43 7s. 6d..w . Share, being, on eighty-nine Shares, anu7-two pm' Cent. so tbsie libleres. Fifty two per Out. on three Shares, Forty-three per Cent. on fourteen Shares. Thirty-live per Cent. and on ins - Shares, Twenty-one per cyst. in addition to the amount originally insured. Abattoirs of the Charters and By-Laws, with Tallies of the Premiums, may be had at the Office, where attsudanee is given laity, from Nine WI Three &Clock. By Order of the Court of Directors, J. PANSAM, Registrar. EARE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for , I curing. in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent caw, will soon convince the patient of the certainty - of Ms speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contra/red, more safe, or mere con violent than this Remedy,- for such as are obliged to go journies or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and 411 other methods • avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other grimiest Disorder s, this Medicine has not its paralleL Upwards et 40,000 persons 01 both sexes fun been radically tared of the above cruel disaa ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole l'ioprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col 1, ge, of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge.etreet, in Luy , •l of only 23. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back dwirs, and Lights in the Passages at uight.—They are Aso sold, by their appointment, with copious direction*, at the Toy-shop, 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every con siderable 'l'ovrn in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to l'eraons taking the above, or other of the Proprietor's Medicines. POR COUGHS. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. THE Heib Coltsfoot, has long been distinguished fur its excellent properties in the cure of Coughs, and other l'almonary Complaints ; and this Essence has, in the course of a I.,rig practice ' been found the most safe and effectual remedy for t:uaghs, and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any Cantor of taking cold, and thus it affords great relief in Asthmatic Complaints. It allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough jug, cleaners the small glands relaxes the fibres, and thereby en -I.rgea the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Consump tions, if takes before the lungs are ulcerated. It softens husky and d"y Coughs, sixth's's rawness and soreness of the Chest. This Pectanl Risence is prepared by James Ryan, Surgeon, in tsual ; and sold in Bottles at 3s. 6d. each, by F. Newberry and Nun, 45, St. Paul's Cburcb-yard ; J. Sanger, 150, Oxfora-street ; 11iwkins, Old Iland-street ; Straining - , Royal Exchange; }lards, Ludgate-street; and William Pegg, Dame -street, Dublin. That only is genuine which has the name " F. Newberry, engraved in the Geverantent stamp an each bottle. BUTLER'S ACIDULATED LOZENGF.S OF CAYRNNE, FOR RELIEVING HABITUAL SORE THROATS, HOARSENESS, &e. fHEbE LOZENGES are particularly recemmen?ed X. for habitual Sore Throats; relaxation of the Uvula; enlarge of •-:; the Tonsils and that description of hoarseness which arises :n relaxation of the membranes of the Throat, and the parts The Cayenne Lozenge has bean found if great utility to such , mons as are frequently in the habit of speaking in public; they e , iay therefore be advantageously used in the Senate, at the liar, and he Pulpit, and the highest testimony in,the Musical World has ai.v.it.cril in their favour, especially in those cases, where, from crinstant use of the wolae,or the influence of a humid atmospheres membranes have become relaxed, and diminished in their tone. These Lazeogea are also recommended as a stimulus, dining Led Sports ; they are nefreshing and prevent Sore Throats, Elearsed t. is,. &c. to those who are accustomed to exposure early in the n'orming, before the dew has pissed off, and in moist and foggy Sold by Buitnts, Chemists, 4, Cheepside, comer of St. Pairs; and 34, Sackvilic-street Dublin ; also by Savory and C0.i56, New Eond-street, and .226, 'RegEnt-street, add the principal dealers in l'atent Medicines-in the Kill/le/ 2 u '•• - ~ • . Of v. horn Islay ht. had, MI 1 . 1,1.11'S 417/1C I D LOZEN (AS .. qv INI NE, 141 i 1 1 / 4 al i ', 41 li t 11 )14 4 1 &C. 147 S TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lansas awn GIiitTLIDUN, T. CANNOT sufficiently express my gratitude for the -a- distinguished bilhour which you have conferred on me by the , result of this day's ballot. It were presumption in me to suppose that my very a:most exertions in the discharge of those high and Important fuacdons which your choice bas confided to me, can ever prove an adequate return for your partiality, or answer the wishes of those kind friends whose unwearied assiduity and exertions have been my principal support through the late contest. Of this, how- ever, I can have no hesitation in auuring you, that whatever may r ise my deficiencies in other respects, I shall yield to none of your executive body in bootivrabk zeal for your service, or in patient and conscientiontattention to the duties which it Imposes en me. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful and devoted servant, HENRY ALEXANDER. 3/, Upper Harley-street, March 6, 1826. MONTAGUE-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Florist and Fashionable FURNITURE and FIXTURES, EIGHT-DAY CLOCK, PLATED ARTIC I LES, 'Randomise ' CHINA, riebebr /MASS, and a shall cpsantity of superior . OLD MADEIRA. TO BE SOLD BY AUQTIOH, D 7 Mr% ROBINS; (Of Warwick Howse, Regent-street), On the Premises, No. 52, Montague-place, Russell spare, On Tunsaav, March 41, at Twelve o'Clock. THE elegant FURNITURE comprises capital lofty Four-post, Tcnt, and other Bedsteads, with Chintz-Cotton Furnitures ; prime Seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding; Ward robes and Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables and Glasses; elegant Drawing Room sotto in China Cotton; . Rosewood, Los, Card, and Sofa Tables; capital set of Mahogany Dining ?abler; Mahogany Chairs and Sideboard; brilliant Mirror; Brussels and other Carpets; Floor Cloth; Hall Lantern, Eight•day Bracket Clock ; exctUent Plated Articles, Glass, aina, Dinner end Des sert Services ;fine Old Madeira ; and a variety of other Bl'ects. To be viewed on Monday preceding the Salo; whop Catalogues may be had (at . One Shilling each). on the Premises; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, 179, Regent -street. . , • • .. 4,.' 1 111 i • .... : 1.. 4 - 3 11 4/ r , - e - ;‘ 4' ... . . ,•%..... me epp; . ..:. . , • TAURSDAY,. MARCH 9 TURNHAM GREEN. GENUINE EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER AND CHIMNEY GLASSES, PIANO-PORTE, by Ba•Anwooo r Pair of Mahogany Fabling Doors, JAUNTING CAR, with Leather Head, a That Wheel GARDEN CHAIR, MANGLE, and Effects; The Property of a jaADI removing. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROSINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street). On the Premises, corner of Chiswick-lane, Turaham Green, Oa MONDAY, the tote of Much,lB26, at Maven o'Clock. THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITuag, corn prising Capital Four-post, lialttostec, wid Press Bedsteads, with white Dimity, Copperplate, and Manebeater Furnitures; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding; Window Curtains la white, Dimity, and Morin ; MU, Couches and , Chairs, with Cushions and Caen; Easy Chairs, Mahogany Katirag-roons Main, in Hair,. Cloth, /cc. well-made Cabinet Articles In Mahogany, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawer*, Bureaus, and Bookcases ; Set of Dining Tables, Sideboard, Calvd, Nalinlke, Walk; and other. Tables; Brussels and Kidderiblaster Carpets; nonsa WNW . requisites, Iron Rause, and *Wu* Rafts, • May he viewed on Friday and Saturday prisailhul whoa Catalogues may be bad endue Pflreldie% ; and al 170, Regent-street. • - Between XELVEDWaZ coLatorrint. ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, Good FARM-HOUSE and BUILDINGS, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED• AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES Ot Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By' Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-wax), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On Tnostwae, the 27th April, 1820 $ at Twelve O'CloCk. i t VERY Compact and Desirable FREEHOLD Iif.STATE—BADCOCES. Situate in the Parish of EASTIIORP, And adjoining the Turnpike Road from Kelvedon to Cuichester, 430NPRISIN0 THE MANOR OF BADCOCKS, With an excellent Roomy Parm House and 011ces, Garden, Or. chard, Farm Yard, Barns, Stables, and all necessary Agricultural Buildings, formerly bloated round ; Sundry enclosures of rich Meadow,-Pasture, and Arable Lend, all lying Compact, divided Thriving Quick Hedges, and Screams of Water Sowing through the Lands. The whole containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES, Whereof about TWO ACRES are COPYHOLD, in a high state of Cultivation. In pounded of Mr. Charles Marshals, Tenant at Wlll, at x low Rent. May be viewed. by applying to the Tenant, of whoa Particulars may be had; also at the Cups, and White Hart, Colchester; Angel, Kelvedon ; Blue Posts, Witham; Rom and Crown, Sod bug ; Saracen's Head, and Hoek Soy, Chelmsford; White Han, Homford ; of Mr. Sawyer, ilaileitoe. Staple Inn. mason. ; at Gangways ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street; of whom Tickets fur viewing may be bad, and where a Plan if the Estate may be seen. TOOTING, SURREY. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, With CONVENIENT DOMESTIC OFFICES, DOUBLE COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, FARM BUILDINGS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, COTTAGES, MEADOW LAND, IM ALL mouses or THIRTY-THREE ACRES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Houe, Regent4treet), At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Caange-alley, Cornish!, On Titipsussy, 4th May, 1826, at Twelve o'Cloek, A DESIEAI3LE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com 4—a• - prising a ver eligible Residence, called HILL HOUSE, Situate at • Tooting, in the County of Surrey, Seated on a Lawn, commanding beautiful and extensive views, recently Repaired, handmornely htted up, in very complete order, and fit for the immediate reception of A Fawn, or Duirtscnou. Containing a handsome Entranceiall, Vestibule, or Inner Han; a Dritwinwoont, elegantly fitted up; excellent Dining Parlour; Gentleman's Morning Room; Etc. capital Staircase, four principal Bed-chiunbers, Dressing-room. Ladino Morning-room, c o nda t y Bed-chambers, large Nursery, Sleeping-room, and View room adjoining,Psssage leading to a Dia mitory for Female Servants. An excellent range of Domestic Offices with Men Servent'i' Dormitory, Cellars in the Basement. detached Double Coach house Six-stall Stable, Harness-roost, Farm-yard, OW Buildings ; e l oshent Darden (part walled) slothsl with choice Fruit Trees, planted with Standard Trees, luny wicked aid cropped. TWO BRICK-BCILT COTTAGES, I A FarniCottage, Yard, and &Odin's; delightful Pleasure Grounds with gravelled walks, ornamented . with Shrubberiesand Timber ' Trees, and Meadow Lend—in all upwards of TIIIItYY•THREE A.CRILS. To be viewed by Tickets ouly.--Particulars maybe had on t h e Premises ; at the Wheatsheal, Tooling ; Kiri'? Arms, Croydon ; King's Head, Mitcham ; of Messrs. Teesdale and. Synnu r Solici tors, rauchurch-street ; at G.1111WO7 ' 11; and of Mr. Buhias, No 170, nevon-arect, of *Win; Tickets for viewing may be bad. • 0611 1 / 4., N 4 ' - 826, .. TO UR SOLD BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD HOUSE, No. )51. STRAND, dose to Somme* Howe, and running back to the Legacy Olice, containing a loge front Shop and back Office, Kitchen and extens/ve Cavite implontosik • lolly Dining Itwin and Dia;eing Room, and Mambo, sidle First Floor; Si: Red Rooms, and Attics above. Fur turthec Particulars, apply to Mr. lifseray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Maitin's-lano,'Strand.Akillise to Ise post paid. CHEAP arid Good Pianofot tas and Pedal HArps--• Second Hand, equal to New. A Cabinet Pianoforte for 311 guineas, worth 60 guineas; a beautiful inlaid Cabinet in rose wood, 00 gojneas, shop price $5 guineas ; capital square Pianoforte, 25 guineas; new double action Harp, £l2O for BO guineas ; single action 43 guineas, cost 75 guineas ; late the property of Ladies; at J. WATLIN'S, 13, Leicester-place. ASOLDIER'S ALBUM; or, SKETCHES ALL OVER. THE WORLD, •is this day published, by PORES, i i Piccadilly, in post two. hut-p , with a fronds piece, coloured, price Ss. boards. Also, just published, • • - - • - PORES'S LADIES' rOILEVIII COMPANTON, and Wardrobe of . Fashion, whercin every Dress is displayed that bas been worn for the last twenty years, or that can be composed for fifty years to come; in eik vols. nioroceo bias, coptainhig Ave plates, each beautifully coloured; 15a. tech vbl. N.B.—Sold separately. This day is published, In Five Volumes 12mo. price .C 1 ICis. D EEDS OF THE OLDEN TIME, a Romance, By ANN of SWANSEA, Author of Guilty or Not Guilty, Conviction, %mina's a Riabh Gonzalo di Baldivla, &c. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, Maws S. Lord STOWELL presented Petitions from several Hundreds', the County•of Bedford against any alteration in the Corn Laws. Laid on the table. The Earl of LIMERICK said, thakikere had been as yet se Petitions from IreLsod•against sit Se corn Laws, because k was understood that his Ma' ''s lentildetet 1,111111111111. any measure on the .subject llllll IMMO off* Oramet.lipe. stem. When the proper time' 'MN, their IdeaWps Midi see their table loaded with Petitions from the Sister Country. Earl SPENCER presented a Petition from Wellingborough, praying for the Abolition of Slivery.,-Laid ea 11111 Web Earl GROSVENOR corrected a solseeptensiballg, of what be "ted stated yeellidey, whilst presenting PettliosilliMM liellwrish*s iaz s IllargereTa and St. John's West ear-bait- He appesled to their Leedships,w=il l ed lit spoken any bet what ins in approbation of that Mats which sought to protect animals must *reeky, and of she. ifilibillplsked intik'- , dual by whom it bad been so highly promoted..., then inquired 04 whetter it was the Intentoi of a Noble Earl to lay beat the House any documents to show the progress wMek some Colonies had made in giving effect to the nodolielletlent et Ms Majesty's Order in Coundi. • , Earl BATHURST replied, that he intended to kap..en Lordships' table Copies of all the Reports and Correlpandettel which had taken place on that subject with the Colunki during eite the last and the present year. Mr. Beams and others, from the Commons, brought up the iheestissory Notes Bill, the Prisons Regulation Bill, and several Private Bills, which were read a Mrst time. ' On the motion of the Earl of LIMIRPOON the PreniksorY Notes' -111Etese read a first time. His Lordship then said, that be bed Imuteled to fit Friday dext for the second reading of that Bill, but limit, received an. intimation from a Noble Mind who gave ,Ilmeida attention to the subject, that he feared he should not be well etwegh to attend on that day, he should appoint the second= terr Monday next, and move that the Lords be summoned. Earl NATHU LIST moved that a message be sent to the Cam. ,OMNI dishing a toefereoge with them in the painted Chamber, to !itessteefieste to them the preceediap of their Lordships. Ordered.- ,After a short time, the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod the Bar, and• announced that the Commons wire ill w to Painted Chamber. The following Peers were then op pflistual to menage the roulette*: ... 1 Ws Built Hie . limey the IN Ifs, of pLOVCILITIII. the Marquis of. 1409111 0 3w5, tbir Lurk of SWART/SIMON BAT/WAS?, Gamesome, Ls ittoiook, Viscount Meter and Wien, and the Bishop of Libmisilt• 'No Duke of OLOUCHSTSR (at the suture OW/ Disputa( • stated that they had held.. emsfereece with the Coothions in tin , , Alibied Chamber, ind bed emanniunicated to them their Lordshtps cour.orrentrin. the ReAlutigne,whicia had beqn submitted to them by the Cenutons.— A djourned. *PaicE SEVEilliCt. HOLISE OF COMHONS, Mr. HUSK ISSON presented a Petition from the Merehants and Traders of die town of Liverpool, against the Usury 'AIM.... Ordered to be printed, The same Right Hon. Member presented a Petition from the `tame place, praying that an Act might be passed requiring!** MOM of all Co.partners (whether of Joint Stock Companlee, or any este blishment) tot* registered. Tiv Right Hoe. Member dine* such "an Act as the one demanded by the Pelideeers wield be of sarrke Ito the piddle in general; for. owing to the present state id the laws, if aay partner of a fin* were sued, and great attention was not paid to th:i name of the individual, the party very often escaped Sy a misnomer.—Laid on the table. • Mr. H USK ISSO N also presented a Petition from the Landlords of the same town, praying for a repeal of the Landlord and Tenant Alm The Petitionem, he said, complained of tfje di/leaky of .ejectin2, a tenant under the present Act. In many cases after the due legal notice bad been given the tandrord was obliged to have recourse to legal proceedings, which in the end beanne expendve. Alderman WOOD stated that it cost a beaked the sum of 101. at die least to eject a woman under tke minting Aes.--Ordered so be printed. Mr. S. RICE gave notice, that who the Irish Vestries' Act was mad again, he should *trainee a donee to empower Pro. *maim to impose asseimienes for the weed= of Roman eptielie• Cl Vlestilen bidge ME west &Nigh a Csandttety alt the Report was ordered te-he brought up to-atertow. Mr. HUSK ISSON begged Wave to pompom the . notion *ink- Select Committee on the Irish Butter Trade, or absence .of the Han. Member (Mr. - amide* Gieset aw r il =' given pock. of his intention to move the embodying a. elliimighe on that *Abject. Mr. H. DRUMMOND brought in a BM to repeal the Ail se . the Scotch Parliament 1514, C. 165, and 1594, c. 209. 666014611 , / Mundt mad Battery, pmeinile liss.—Read a first time. Mr. ELLIS brought in a BM usamend the Asti Seth Gem .1111.. vesting in Ms Majesty-parts of the grounds and bylaw belonging to the Society of Kift's hin. Dublin, for the purging of ereelbeg • tikereon a repository ke Peddle Records.—Read a Si* time. Mr: J. M ARTIN mewed fora return of the deanninialb te' Bankruptcy in ficadired s stating the account of dim eat peldiift • Ind those not preneeded against, within the awestlkwiEnlierat. • Mr. S. RICE hroeght up a Report on the essamdmile of an Act passel hst„Sessien rehnlag to Joint Stock Osempaulem-Laid on the table. - • ' • • Si, W. GUISE. presided a Petition from the labdelbee . of the town of Clifton, for a repeal of the House and Hiniusi Itina Ordered to be printed. • Sir T. LETHBRIDGE presented two Pet a rt t liems • Wel lington and another town in Somersetshite, deeney..— Ordered to be printed. ' Mr. HUSKISSON presented a similar Pet fruit: do • Congregations of the Dissenting Protestant Ministers of the urn of 'Chalfont, in Gloucestetsfilre, spinet slaverY.4.oiikred to be printed. - Sir W. H. JOHNSTONE presented a Petition'filom the tree- - holders of :the county of Beacom, against slavery.—. tiered to boa printed. , Mr. F. BUXTON moved for a return of the estept of Slave Population in the Colonies, including the Blatriliius and' lint Honduras.--Ordered. A Petition Was presented from the county of notarise, in See} • land, against any alteration in the Currency of that esuntry. ' A Message having been sent . by the Lords requesting a Codger ence with the House, Mr. Iftexesson and attend whet fidiffiere obeyed the summons. Mr. Hesitunon on his return frees the Conference, informed the House that Ateir • Lordelfps' ta~tt~ ear Wined the Resolutions, bpd dedred him to exposes to the their entire concurrence with them On the subject. *ANN AZWA11:0•11. • Mr. HUSKISSON, in rising to move for leave in bring in the Bill for which he had given notice, acid .t would be in the readlection of the House that Apra bis Right Hen. Friend stated that the Bank bad consisted to advance money upon goods; they expressed a hope that the new law of Merchant and Factor would toe allowed to tome into operation to protect them vein* lasses which might arise out of these transactions. be therefore proposed now to bring in a Bill providing*, that any goods upon which the Bait shall hive made* advances during the present crisis, shall be considered st pledge to the Bank. although they nsght only balreiseva consigned to the party to whom those advances bad been made. He meant, that where certain symbol: of owner. ship were produced, and the party held the peoperty, that his act should .be binding on the r ea l owners. When Exchequer Bills were advanced under a Con.. mission in 1793, the advances carte protected' by try provision in.the Act similar to that which he now pro 'posed. There was in that case a departure frost thelaw of the land, and all they proposed to do now was, to accelerate the time at which the new law would come into operation. Upon such goods as were held by the Cdmmissioners, they had a preference before any other lien, and it was intended to give the same advantage to the Bank now. He should not detain the House with any further observations on the measure, bat be would merely state what he was sure the House week bear with the greatest satisfaction. This arrangement for ad vancing money upon grads was only made Isis Tuesday last, and on Friday the Bank had made arrangements With the deputation from Mancheste r; o u S'a i tteday 4of [ they also arranged with the denotation from Giarrows and since that he understood that the denounce kora Leeds had also satisfactorily accomplished their object and returned home. The assistance thus afforded, bad given perfect satisfaction ti all those Nudes, and would enable them to keep their manufacturers in a state of employment. He had seen all these deputations, and it was impossible that men could be impressed with a mote reasonable and correct view of the state in which they were unfortunately placed, and of the cases which - • had led to their present situation. This being the cave; they were not disposed to undertake more work at present than would enable their labourers to subsist, and thus the present over-stocked state of the usasket would speedily subside; and in a short period he hoped to see dre transactions of commerce tonging id their usual channel, without requiring any further supfott from artificial credit. He really believed, from wh it he had heard that ds7, that a great improvement had already been effected in the districts to which this relief had been applied. He did not know what the natU'e. of the arrangements were—nobody could know but the parties themselves, and it was not proper that ar.y others sbQuld know them. But he could stare %viol confidence w the House, that the Gentlemen co mposin those deputations had espressed the utmost satisfaction at the kindness and liberality with which they had been treated by the Bank, and that they felt no culty of reluctance in accepting the accommodation through the Bank, Having stated the benefit which had already accrued to the manufacturers from the °perdition of the measure, he should detain the House selonger, but should be ready to cffer any explanation that slot hereafter be required. The Right Honourable Gentlen..s' concluded by moving fur tears to bring in a Bill to facilitate tr..: Amities advances of money upon goods deposited in the hands of the' Weenies and Company of the Bank of Ragland. Mr. 1. $3lllll expressed his full and mire concurrence in tbs' measure. • • . 6 p/W 4.'01 . .t1ie •Ith• iN t - V . . „ . . • ai . - . 7 ,0' al l :1 1 W 4 4. : : 14 . . . I . / 7 . -1.47:::. AP" .• - . .. ... . . .. (9. ~-2. % . • 4 ' ' • . .4 .. • •••.it . ' i J . j . .. :.t-•' • .- • mot .. • s' e• : :-• .. -, 1••••‘; - fi lf.. '• •. _ . , ( . • ,- • oa . L s.. . •• ~ .. -*: . + irr: ‘ ..6llzo . :r . . , t: •0/I ( A - lit i iieW . , d 4 e . . ' 4 . . 4 ._ '... - 4 --; • • •- 4 • - Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. The following will appear this Spring : ITsmnrio Ilear a by the Author of the . Foundling of Glenthorn, Three Vols. Hisav•rm Foment or Fiance, by Alicia Lefanu, Four Yoh. Mon Tumoral*, a Bossier Tale, by the Author of Bannockburn, Three Vohs.. Gnaevism himaer, by Miss Wined, Atithor of Tales of Ton, Fier Vols. lidvaraesses Moun t or Wissard - 'a Tower, a Rosnanee, by C. A. Bolen, Throe Vols. Blurs or Vistas, by M. G. Lewis. Esq. Eighth Edition. Ten Unstoown, or Northern Gallery, nd Edition, Four Vols. TO THE PUBLIC. laying the Scheme of the present Lotteri before I. you, my best Friends, I feel it will be unnecessary for me to say more than that it is the veal zneestre aim that will ever be drawn in this Kingdom !.! ! I have the honour to be, your devoted servant, T. BNB, Contractor. SIX PRIZES. OP £21,000! Anl other Prize's, ammo* to itii7,74o , all to be drawn OM DAY, id MAY. 'CHUM • • • ' 12112032__ are .141.200 • I 4 * WINO . . 41,000 g • 2 . 4... • . 20.114111 . . .123.009 • -"! ~ 1 1 • • . x,lBO I° § tth . . • . 1,400 NI . . Abe . 101 0 tg • 3 - 4 • .• t - vrAtAtAme. • VG • • : . . 1 , • sow •• a ew . . • . . 2,iso lout No MASH ! as stab of thersbanrm and j every other Number vrill have AO, being j 86010° tilF A 17,000 Numbers. .11337,720 • mlwil Two Tickets of net Number. Tickets and Shares are selling at Imes, the Contractor's 0w.., 4, C,otoltill ; and 0, Charing-cross; acid by his Agents is all the prindpal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom. Boa's Game Locr!--The tide of seams continues to Sow uninterruptedly to Ban's Oersoae—every Drawing aliknisthiliAle itatilicatioo of announcing that a very hrge pastel Erni lie Prises have been sold by. blot. In the Lottery lest entini.'-in sherd and sold several Capitals, including Two PBBllSif AMMO 7,340, Class A, a Prise of silBo,ooo ! 10,004, Clan 5, a Prise of £20,000 ! Ia the previous Lettmy, which was all drawn 6th Die. cam BISH SOLD TWO OF 130,000! And In the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn ett the 18th 04111'01112 Lai?, DISH SOLD THRER OF /20,0001 And within the last Eleven Months, • DOH SOLD FIVE i t'3o,ooo Am ELEVEN iew,ooo !