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GAZETTE, MARCH gi. . • Mnr raterfect. carp dialers—J. Gamble and W. Malin, Quint. a° ll l Lahotersalaistaleva--W. Anderson and Co. Leeds, drapers —T. sad J Wooliald, Liverpool, jewelienT. Jones end J. 11.111 " 14 ailieblldielk.Montgaserysisirs. attorsies—A. Campion sod C. Watkins, Hearktts.straet Covent.gardes, billiard table maters—G. Hasty and Cs Wortijitag, Susaez,bastkers—T.Forhes and T. Morris. Manchester, plunehers.—J. C. Spence and 8. H. Matt, Three Colt -street, Limehouer, plesdien—P. Thomas and J. Willinntson, Lathan., Lancashire, ken &row issatfacturers—W. Pasoan sad T. Lewis, Chichester (tray'ston•rood. furniture brokers-8: flroadlield and Ca Islbun, boat builders—J. Cam and IL Dirks, jun. SWAIM, nosrolants—J. Millar and Pink, aloor.sueetairyanstone.square. and G. Doke, Harrow-rued. Paddington, bricklayers—lL Demon tad Ca Old Change calico printers (as far as regards J. P. Wood)—% K. Owes Ltd Co. Porters, iromnoisgers—P.' it. liars and G. R. Novara. insurance bruken—G. R. Madtlity sad C. lovey, Strand, lithographic printers—R. Hunt and Ca Liverpool. otterchauts—C. Cobham sad IL T. Allfrey. Ware. Hertfordshire, miners. WHITEHALL, Wain The Lin has been pleased to dirket Letters Patent to be passed ender the Gnat Seal, appointing Ueuteosnt•OeneraE Sir Henry glee, O.C t d. to be Master Suyvoyer sad Surveyor Gimersl et the thdnatme of the United Kingdom et Great Britain sad Ireland. The ling has been Awed to present the Rev. Argestes Fits. Clarence to the Vicarage of Mapiederebant, alias Maple Durham, is the County and Dina* of Oxford, veld by the promotion of Dr. John !lid Sumner to the See of Chester. HI. DiaIiCTORS. have tO..offer to the attention 4 16 Wilt& ilboblit,.TA DLLS of RATES for the INSUR A NCE . or LIVES, it the varies. Ages from Bight to levestriwo ; either fee the whole Life, soy spittle adasber et Years, the eon- Age litotes :amides. aiOther, or for the joint coati. Elvis' at two or asere . Persam the Insurance pap td eta tiji ititt ieetilaii. • • ' • lasiffeateinn * thiallace eie . effected i* certain eases at a redo dsa iiairly`Thelity pet 'Cam and ea the whole on terms greatly feMfaraliti taliC lasoied; sad Insurances may be effected from • 1104 to 01,060 every hind of Iniumace, however ikon the polled weadisansee s : a lathiest to a participation in the eat grimy admotarsseendrifili the Corporation. Tien edentulous are irtaiiiiapprepa(atal to the linnet of •the Insured, in proper► don ip dielestaist at each Inherence. - In the tat year; faunae" so Sif . Shares became Claim. at snit *is. pottliere t beMeen - tarty eight Shares admitted under "aim, 4:4156 per Shade, £6O la..* Cent. oo Four issue iisllllstt emiter'e manatee Of MOO pa Share, ASO 14% pr Crt. Wasit Shoes admitted ander a guarantee of .1170 fir "are. Lot to. velem*. on Five Shares admitted under a vomit; a ;8160 pee Share, 4 03 Ills. pet Cent. and as Oss Madrid lad Slaty-then Ohara admitted under the presentee,. riatietilita of elidi der Share, £2O ika id. per Cumin oddities soar meet* e;leinelly Iniuredi 44stracts art.she Charters and Byelaw;.. with Tables of the Premiums, abs dice, where attendance is giant doff; (toss Mae . * Order of the Court of Directors, PENSA Id, Registrar. ' J ~-, i A -ROWLANo and sok rfspetifully solicit Ladies esd gilstirrelkfin rirchaq o ll.Xliel*as Oil, nef to take ' seat ~sitbont bebschicloied with .a Pamphletin a Wrapper,. tie. Übstailika iti• wee* ' • • notuatth's HAOAreeslif 0X7 4 ,7 . ,sait sited Uivicti end, with ilie:-Niuse *eel Addam s :od aped 1410.0 in aml.. • . . • f-:44(*Laffil gal?. HATTONTOARDFN," • Vjgg. so giLtrip." • . sosoki.-T a* els. pm .bottle, All *het Itilmasireekhoit dee ertenioteeneosannieliteis..:ll-valeable - eupely ofitO * * mem is just mutts* of this Invaluable Poductioo. TMs W magaiipoinief vsgetstsaringredients. which preserves, • the nair to the latest period of life, promotes& luxuriant growth, prodocea lasting and beautiful Curls, which damp weather or asetelse•tmost affect ; madam Hair that is harsh and dry soft. elll4,llayb depot, Sad beautiful. Is invaluable in the Nursery, sp * - ityjintleo Chßdren's Hair is of the groin's& importance, pr wwiCeits, intatto ws ace- Alm •, • •• • ROWLAND'S KALYUOR. • iimooodping, cooling; and •ameliorative protect:les immediately step de wafting irritability of the Skim assuages iniannisittions beat barb and rough Shin. removes Cutaneous Eruptions, and prodnen a • NSA UTI FUL COMPLEXION, affords soothing tilief to Ladies nursing their Offspring ; and to Geodesists after • Paving, it Alois the smarting pain, and renders the Skis- smooth , and pleasant ; es. ed. and Ss. ed. per horde, day included. - Rich staving Dottie has the • Name and Address engraved oa the Government Stamp. which is pasted on the bottle, A ROWLANDik SON, 20 - , HATTON•OANDEN. Also ROW LA ND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, for changing Red or Grey Hair. Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. to Brown or Black. 4s. Is. Cd. and 10s. 6d per bottle. Mr. Smyth. Perfumer, No. 117. New Bond -street; R. Hep atic. Perilanser. Titchhorne.street ; Sanger, 150. Oxford-street ; Dekenbi, No. 138, Gude and Pierce, 57. 1). Riggs, 35, New Buid-street; Atkinson 56, New Bowl-we -at. and le,. Cier.ard.: street;. Butler 4 t Ch;apside • B.Lyky and Blew. Cockspur erect ; ,Palsy and Co. 37. Lo mbard street • Berry and Lloyd. 16. Greek.street • Low, ;50, and Prost. 266, Strand ; Burgess and la:;tt Holborn bill; Sutton, Row church yard; Edwards, 67. y, 41, St. P.a. Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95. Reet-mirket; .1. and T. Mgr, 65, Cheupsiar; &radius*, Ea change-gate; Nia.tronting the Royal Eschenge; Tate. 41, and Julionane: 68. Culotta • . " Moms at places* item"— I los. Thy him*, and (in the cup of lite, • That honey-drop) thy pleabing wife! • VPH NESS. 'slim gay tt.amorr w of the Wind." is boosted by marviaer ; " the s Victim tie of perpetual Friend• deep' is a gift from Heaven. cemstitiou pleasure with mom, by marsh; says Johnsen. " we approach in some &greet of assuciatkm Mitherr'eatial intelligence." however, to entering into this hallowed obligation * k fimperative duty. net only to regukte the pattions, het dv nature fair those impurities which the free. iihreikkked plet.ure stay have entailed upon it. To the *get of /puck atunitioo ate attributable • many, of those hapless histariees which. ,rhos they, excite the commiseration of the be holder, &mid also horns the fear of seltreprOach. . Landow; habiti*ill effentiniae • the body--a residence in the tropics kill Nis the elastic fibre—hut more especially does the prennose infatuation of youth too freqeently compromise the noo tural dignity into a state of inanition, frees whence the agonised * Aldteter More than. doubts the chance of rslef. To all such then wo address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength * , 6 00,1 tier will our ediaticis appear questionable, sanctioned is tilep are by the multiplied proufauf 20.yeare successful experience. The elny cares of married life are sometimes disterbed by the 'ampoules or those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath "t.fne Mao female habit is ohen constitutionally weak—yet it eau be strengthened, amidefident energy Improved into functional power. .'lll every : CM of syphilitic ittrusion as well as ill every relaxation of the generative **ninny; ivy pledg e ovr ability to cure speedily. and with slier. tinned, solicitous o expel the unfeeling enspyrle Ikons the position so presumptuously taken up. we. deviate from 000 principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our owe bnssuarableintegtity ae Members of the College el flurgenne, we ity(er,the suilithie community of. either Sex (especially those**. • Milt* lownsatriasoolal life) at once to our house. when daily ottendimest is given far personal consultation ; and letters from the . esuatry are immediately answered; these mote Contain a remit eases lei Advice and Medicine; *bleb can be forwarded to any, haft of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C.,llerlieellils • • No. 11. Bouverie•sereet, Flees-street, London- • r ini ts z t published (Smitten:di Ildhlon), 1. The Sae* of Lies, Commentary .on the above Diseases. sa, odd/aged exclusively to the Female Sex. Nay be had at le, Phan, areas. Sabo; 174. Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine street, Strand, Illierweed, Gilbert, and riper,lo; Pateriostet‘row; and Chappie $6, _PstiMil. Loden; Putter, 72, Grafton-street Dublin; 1611; litossaar, Gbh; Calton -street,. iikabargb ; • ibod of aY littehaeltmes . , - • • . - OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Masco W. Royal Regiment of Anillery—Captain George Sriller, from Un• attached half par, to be Second Captain, vice dims:oaf, retired on half pay. CROWN -OFFICE, Blasco 14. Members returned to serve in thb present Parliament. Borough of Laoretionn—Lieut.-General Sir James Willoughby Gordon, Ban. G.C. B. of Niton, In the Isle of Wight, Quarter master-General of his Majesty's Perlis, in the room of action. PinvosU Bastard Pellaw,who has accepted therAlltern Hundreds. Borough of Nevrport (Cornwall)—The Iligba-liesi. William Fits wild Wary Fitzgerald. of Soveermtvisahlit the city of West. miuiter, President of the Board of Trade. and Treason. of his, Majesty's Navy, in the room of the Hon. Charles Cimatlmmi Bode Percy, who has accepted the once of Comptrellec of the Household to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • John Friend, Bristol, tubber. • BANKRUPTS. John Ilendersos, Lawrence Pouataey-laoe,drysalter, to overcoat. March 27, it twelve. April 10, at one, and ,allay 5, at ten, at the Court et Commissioners of Bankrupts Basinghall-street. Attuntics, Messrs. Atkins and Co. Fos Ord:lazy-court, sicho &remise James. Rhea , Shop, Bock, Balwelty, Mannaostbablic, coal-miner, March 27, at twelve, April 10, at one , and May 5, at ten, at ;Ite Court of Commissioners of Bankrupt., Basing hail-street. Attorney. Mr. Wilson, Great Suffolk-street, Borough. BON Mimes. Angel law St. Clements, Strand, coach master, March 27, April 7. and May 5, at . twelve, at the Court of •Oessmissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghal‘strem. Attornies. Messrs. Stevens and Co. Little St. Thomas Apostle. William Bums, Cornhfil. woollen-draper, March 27, April 7. and May 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BaAnghall•streter. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Mitre -court. Milk-street. William Boston, Mari-auvet, Hackney, whltesinitk, March Si, April 7, and May 5, at ten, at the Court of Coaammiewers of Bankrupts, BmingliaU street. Attorney, Mr. Nokia, Saab. ampton-streett Bloomsbury. William Marsh Greasily, Strand, commissioskmetchant, blarclaff, April 7:ind May 5. at two, at tlte Court of Commissioners of . Bankrupts. Basingball-auset. Attorney, Mr. W. Walker, Hatton-garden. • Charles Allen Paula. Goiden-aqsare. ea . March ST. April 7, and . May 5; at two. at the Court of Commissboers of Bank- ruPts.. BAlllasistli4trest. Attorirt, Mr. Flower. Ansilatrfars. ..was Wllge - s. John Darden, and George Holland, illteSeld. Sivmsanufacturers March MI, 50, and May 5, at am, at the George Imo, Shedslil. Anatolia.- Ur.• Moen, lielboes-soure. Gray's Ina; er Mr. Breembead,' /head& Henry Halborow, Oldbory-ua.the-Hill, Ginocesterabv. meal- Juan. April 1, at two, 9,.enti . May 5, at clams, at the White. Men len, Chippeultant, Wiltshire. Anomie*, .Mr.. Pianism, .:ern; or Mr. Anther, Gray's Inn-grace. White. Manhunt, &naphtha. ieedsinatt; April 50, at Ave,* • 115. and May 5, at eleven, at Whitton Craig, Mulatto's, Shrop elgrik..Attornies, Mr. ntern e &Utah, Shropshire; or Mr. • Willfarnimn, Gray's Inn.square. Williams Mormon, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire. grocer. April 7,.11.'end May 5, as one, at die Castle Hotel, .Newcastle %Imlay Lyme., Att.ornies, Mr.. Barber, Paccar how; or Mesars. Proton. Newcastle under Lyme. vi rr John Winuall, Woundwall; oeshire, maltster' AprU al; U, and ' May s; at tee, at the 'H . and Bottle Inn. B:iiigneeth. Atter • nits, Mimes. PhUpot a: • &one, Southampton:Wert, Blooms . bury; or Mr. Vtokers, Brklgoorth. Robert 841111,. Liverpool, chemist, March 31, April 7. and May 1, at eleven, at the court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Sasinghallmreet. Attornies, Messrs. Birch and Co. Great Wia chewer-seem, Broad-street. James Hinton. Hinckley, Lekestenhire, victualler. March 30, at • five, 35. at ten, and. May 5, at at the Log . . Head Inn, Coveatry. Atturnies, 'jr. Mulis, Coventry; or Mr. Nidsvils, Staab/W.Bm,', Illacktrims load. Salomon Cocker, Whim, Blackburn, Lancashire, cononmsatist- Lecturer, April 7, at tome. s, at nine, and May S. at four, at the Bridge lon, lioltattae- Moors. Attendee. Mew.. Milos and • Co, Temple ; or Mesas. Haworth, Belten.le-.2100r5. Edward Glover, St. Hales's, Madge, Lancashire, painter, April 7,5, and May 5, at one, at the Clarendon Roams, Livervool. Attornies, Mr. 11. Mater, Staple Inn; or Alr. Barnes, St. Helen's. . . John James Oare, Liverpool, grocer, April 14, IS, and May S, at Ogle, at the Clareeduo Ileums, Liverpool. Amoral's, Masan. Muria and Co. Johu-sweet, Hadloril-row ; or Mr. Tadashi, Liverpool Walter Weir and John 'Weir, Done Hill, Tamworth, Staffordshire, calico printers, April 1. 8, and May S, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Atteruces, Masers. Perkins and Co. • Gray% Inu.sgeare; ; or Sir. Levant, Manchester. John Buuicott, St. Peter the Great. Worcester, glove manufac turer. April 1,2, and )I.y 3, at twelve, at the Golden Liao lan, Wu:cuter. Ammer, Mr. T. White, Old-square, Lincolo's Inn; or Messrs. Holdow.oth and Co. Woreesta, Joseph Williams and George Glover, Fatueb.•—• __ . . _. . _. _ . _ r, wholosale dealers, March 31, April 7, and Slay 5, at ele ven, at the Court of Consiritasietwn of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Amor tises. Messrs. Young and Co. St. Mildred's court, Poultry. Jolla Fraser. Learmastaa Priors, Warsvklishire budder, April 7. S. at wows. and May 5, at twelve, at the (Ake rot Mr. S. W. Karma, thigh street, Warwick. Attondes, Meeks. Sharpe rad Field, UMW meet; or Mr. thy.... Warwick. Dwashis Sktiton. Stono.nuildincs, Latioolies Inn, money scrivener, April 6, at hour, 7,.t tau, and May b, at one, at the White Hart Ism, Andover,Suuthamptua. Attornies, Mi. bousheldShathans. place, Elacktriars; or Mr. klaun, Andover. • DIV I VENDS. April 15, W. Binh. R. Slaw, jun. and C. 13inix, Bd.tol, gar makers. at twelve, at tba office of Mr. W. Haar, Bristol— April 24, J. Bury, . Bury. and *T. Bury, Manchester, calico printers, at nine, at the Star Inn,. Manchester—May 12 , W. Mor s" Bri.tai, 'avast, at one, at the Commercial Room, Bristol— April 15, W.-Joiham, Watford, Wiltshire, clothier, et twelve, at the White Lion Lin, Bath—April - 30. B. ,Lawrence. Cheltenham,' Giamenerdare, grocer, at twelve at the Commercial Rums.. Bristol—alas 7, B. Fryer, Bristol, mahogany dealer, at one, at the COMMettial ROOM% Bristol—April 14, T. Williamson Sutton, Huidernms. Yorkabite l brewer. at eleven, at the Ge o rge Inn, !Clayton upon.linll April 14, J. Rolland, Distaff.tane, wise merchant, it ten. at the Court of Commissioners—April 14, W. Nelson, .Broad -street, Golden-square, album, at eleven, at the Comic of Commismoners. r .April 50, O. Burgles, Zion, Buckingham shire. currier *at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.-April 3 , R. Tomato', jam Aldermasburyi merchant, at twelve at the Court of Commissioners—April 14, J. Walden. Castlinstreet. •Holborn, working jeweller, at eleven, at the Court of COMMIS. limners- .April 3, T. W. Williamson and Z. Jones, Packer's-coort, Cokmanastrtet, merchants, at eleven at the Court of Commis.: loners—April 24, J. suck, Norwich, builder, at eleven, at the' White Lim Inn, Netwich...April 15, P. 11.' ldivards. Tanynk,. Treemadee, Carnarmoshire. merchant, at two, at the circa it Willienon, Liverpool—April la S. Newman, Batley, Yorkshire. woollen manufacturer, at eleven, at the Sessions Souse, %SAM, Yorkshire—April el, T. Hampton and E. Hooper, Rheyader, Radnershirnbankers, at eleven, at she Boar's Heed Inn, Newts, Mootgomeryebire. . . • • • CERTIFICATES . Aran 14, . J. C. rorayth. Milk -street, silk manufacturer—R. Spilier Laos., down blows, Grlifortisseret s at o m naasea—W•Surda Mark row, Walwortb. Sorrey,linendraper—J. R. Arthur, Garlick.lllll, l Quembithe, stationer —J. Y. Oliver, Cambridge, jewelkrl.l Gibbs, Theolialtemmed, Red Lion square, men ▪ Bur- 1 den and E.. Bunke, Scourbridge. Worcestershire, drapers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV RD. 'T. Hogan& and J. Meek, Storbeidge, Worcesterabire. butchers —S. Faso° and J. Thom Ply. surgeons—J. and W. Wyatt, Bankskk. Soothwarit,nsanufactorms in Room mien— VII. Wear° and W. Swale', Leeds, grosers—W. Dam and Z. Chanter. St. Agoemterrace. Tabestaederafk o OM-strert= trimming manufacturers—M. and 14 Tammy, graprya....W.Weiere and Co. Maratheeter, ftistfia menolocturen (es far as -repeals' J. • 11 4 Chare)d-R. Prom aid Oh diidieratia far as aaprde -G. tug, [kick-law, et: Lake's,Lake's, estr . lam—.l. Media aid' S. a• uk. FRENCH PAPERS. *ROM Till SSISIIARtIt DRS CiIaMIRRII, MARCH 22. PAM'S, Nlassii•Sl. - • (let Mets hoot the Chrmso Papers.) later. from the frontiers of Moldavia say that Gen. Obott Diebitsch, immediately upon his arrival from St Petersburg!), at Jassy'. sent orders to the Commanders of all the corps of the Ressiaa army in the left hank of the Danube to concentrate their troops as spectily as possible, in order to be able to commence hostilities at the thottebt notice: This time, say the letters Prim Jassy. the To: ks wily be attacked with mote trig or, and it is thought that ths ca mpaign will not be concluded withost the Sultan's being obliged to make pe ice. . The left bank of the banube is cleated, et almost every rill, from • the Turks. The tort of tiiurgewo. opposit Rudechuk. the only place which they still hold. will be shortly attacked, and a bridge of boats wilt be made at • small distance from it, fnr the passage of the troops which are to invest Ru.fschuk. .10 Bulgaria the young gran. which furnishes the best forage for the cavalry, promises to the division of Gel,. Roth a crop more abundant than that of last suosibei. , The season 'lever promised to be mote (avowable for ca , rying on war, and the operation. pay commence in Bulgaria and Bettie at the very beginning of the spring. These has been, trot far from Pravadi, an action be tween the. Russian and Turkish advanced posts, in arlsiclr the latter received a considerable check irons the troops Of 'General Wittgenstiin, who is succeded in t command by Count Diebiticb. :Denerals Kisilow and Von ling -are also removed to , ::bother destination, it they have not been deprived of their command. A great number of German Officerecoispose part of the staff of GenCralDifhitsch, and are to command under his orders, itr the nest campaign. General regret is Irk at the depaiture Of the excellent Count Pa9ose. who, as civil tiovernorot the two Prin cipalities, in the most difficult times, bad reconciled the duties of his- office and those of justice as much as pos successon.Count Z ifttischin, has .thought it apeopsstry to begtisbis career as Pt estdrat of the blears of atePrincipalitier bj,severe measures—imprisonments, delineations, -'%ll of she Metropolitan Gregory. who was appointed by the late Hospod4r P toter ant 4, has made an unfavourable impression. He is said to have been implicated.in a correspondence with a'rarkish aivernor, and is to be conveyed to Mohelew. Tne materials for the bridge which is to be built to cross the Danube at Hirso•s, are to be brought from the very distant mountains of Moldavia. FROM THE GAZETTi DI /RANCE ; MA: Cil 23. TOULON, Mance ie. We kn••w nothing here but tiiip attars of Greece. Per haps you are not aware that most of the eck slaves, whom a silly philanthropy thought to redeem in Egypt, by carrying thither 600,000 francs, hive a etutned to the More,' against their will, and took the advantage of the first vessel they could meet :with, to go to Alesan dria, and return to their old misters. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . • HOUSE OF felliOS. Stwatm 24. Mr. Immo brought up the Annual Account of die Esparta and Imports of the United Kingdom. . Mr. Czars', frosts the Treasusy, brought up di* Finance Ac counts fur the past year. Lord G. Soneastrr and other Vetabites of the House 'at Cm mons bravest up the Mil for eateudiortbe provision attire SW of George she Third to Ireland. The Earl of BU SX presented a Nikki. from a parildi in &en favour of Catholic Emancipation.—Laid on the table. The Nib" of DURHA M presented a Petition agaitut granting further cons stuns from a pari;b in the diocese of Lierbani Lord LORTON presented Peddens to the same seem faint a parish in the emote of Arinagb; from Rasura • num two parishes in the county of Nonagbae • from Itoyster ; and from three o th er paddles in the King's C ounty ; from Tempk•more l • and from another parish in the county of Tipperary ; irons ait county et Donegal; and from Chafer; io the county of Galway.—Lail ors the tabil. The Kiri of MA LaiRSBURY, in presenting a Petitioit from Ringwood, in Southampton, against granting further conciations to the Roman Catholics, observed, that the Petuian arose out et lb* measure that was in a slate of (comedians in the ether Home of Parliament, and the petkiesters respectfully. but earnestly, ea nested their Lordships not to grant further coaceselom to the Ro man Catholics. He (the Karl •of Matassebury) felt sensately sathous to state, in a few words; that his opinion upon the'grmt Wain* referred. to in that MS remained unaltered. Fir the 27 pests that be had voted LI ['ultimata be•hal mitientty gives that vete against the pleasure, and be could not now see any necessity for altering the Coasthution illicit existed, sad happily tinted, fur so long a period. He maimed it was with reluctance that be 'fits himself cempolled to act in opposites to these Noble Lord. wader whose banner be had formerly fought. He gave them ftdi meat. however, for the sincerity of their motives, and for havMg acted with a view tp promote the good of the coonerv, 'and he trusted their timid have the condom to give biome* for tersied. acted from tht same feeling.—The Pablo° was laid on the sib. The _Noble Kai presented a similar Pethies from kedbersil dried by sth ; ,elirgyinea, three magistrates, aid INS of the Middy Om; aitcl feeder from the parish of fltin Chirda s la Seeds: arences~9riereit ter Re on-the table. • • - • • • • COAL TOADY{ • . • • . - The Marquis of LONDONDEBR.Y called the at. teation of the House to the general ,state of it* coal trade, sod more particularly to the- Bill in ,the eclyr House Of Parliament; for .allisaint the CokkratiOn London a tax no coal% which would otherwise expire in the course of a few lens. He assured bis : Noble Vi lend, , the Duke of. Wellington.. that many respectaiile,coal. dealers in the North of -England $d not forgststen hii •visit among theaLaad bis proosi.g ttgilfic threbsoiTy into the system of taxation which opprrsulatbarAvadas. The objett-offthe:Noble Marquis was to ask its Noble Friend. whether it was his imentiootonsavulor a cow Wiese to-inquirsi ioto-the state •rsts-the coil trade, end *thereby endeavour to place it-beyond .what its petty taxation? The.coal trade was not a traffic intim luxuries of Ides bbt rho umtmaries qf -life.4:Not. one tali their lArdshiptersids4o* • :eiladrit ft-AOll .it. hill collat for ilisiitkolfs4,Apsrosif of *A.Nftera pia foe duties, Ho -wasiodooodloabia& *Wit sa p • • br the coal trade at this time, because the City ~f Lood.ii had a B Ii by which they were endeavetring tocontitre. a duty of 6J. per cha'dion, on pretence that it was ow: cessary they should base that tax to defraftheespenee of making approaches to London Bridge. The aibie . Ma erns considered that tax must ustfust towerds the. public. If the approaches to London Bridge •ere Of general importance ' why not make the ell ease the subject of a general Bill. and not let it fall heory:Ors Hue ciass of individuals.? It was as. oppie.sion which tell, on thecnal trade most severely, and wiiuld lead to the total (korai:tido of many reap-ctable If that trade was mote subject to the public participr lion, and not a mo no poly, t h e p u blic would derive Rif at benefit.. The tact wes, that a 'as pressed ti v o sirs article in a manner injutiou. to she trade and the public. His five was, tb .t the subject would receive ample ins ve.rigation. t. • The Duke ci WELLINGTON said he had not forgot theittidnesi with which he was heated in the north of England, and the i qiiities 'which he made r espectin g ' the coal trade. The answeti to chase inquittes sur prised him,- When he considered die high price of coal. in London. He certainly did say last Session that be would inilbe into the subject daring the present Bop: Stint of Pnbanient. lie had no objecti n to. piaceeit to that inquire. The duty of Goers tun at and this dbty of the city of London had been occasionally reduced, Without prodtteidg any gold effect. He was led; theiew fide. to believe, thst them were abuses in the tie ie. which must be remedied before toe public could Jefiev any advantage.- It was not his tote , tom to reduce the duty cLum.of by . the G sacrament. With re•petit to the duties claimed by the city of L a ndo... they wefe.libio lutely necessary to enable the Cnsparehon to e t yry inc7t . effect the gse.t transactions of the city. When the nor Bridge was finished it would be impossible to use •it without making those approaches, the expectorant - ',hick the coal duties were to defray. . Lord DU RUA el eemptalesd of the monopoly held by ttse,city, of Lomita, And Mimed co die *nurse pursued by the Chys t rti. smigeling is a.Bili for the renewal al a tax whirls shnil4 elithroki Mew years from the present thou . The Earl of id A !INWOOD presented a Petittfur. 10.000 persons. hoe Hoiihic. spinet. Conceisiniss in this Cathslicii i . Lard DUNALLY presented manner el Pankow. from tbo comity of Tipperary against ibirVestry Act sad the Soli-kolas Ag t UeDtlt onADUATES r CAsillittutair. . . ' The Bishop .I BATH and. WELLS pre,e.ited o•gee , tition from six bundled Under Gradurie.oi Univera sity of Cambridge, whO prayed then Lordships to site post the Constitution of the country. mid the•Altaisut Gun. • Ile was ri Tined on a fruitier occas on to pta sent this petition, but he naiderstriod that there - sere rules to preient it. The Right Reverend Pae)atc,lltiv4 ever. upon ir.quiry, found that the Petition woirldnOt violate any.law or principle of the University..eed.be therefore presented it. It had appea red that t.. hcreles of ,tht Utraersity withheld young mb in rim lifilttinte pink cal clubs; but the expression of th tr•itpirbopp. iavourA the institutions they had b ittrUP .tree Conld tot infringe , any ta f . those eau • i n. y.. icreay. tions adopted for their Writefft . : 'The ItikhiAts4 . • Prelate added, chit h e bad 'never ki.ooss any pttri i• . " 4 mine eniitled to. the consideration of the H ion e..:ln the petition in his hand. &me petit'toitirs were in: &tented by views of interest and ambition. but*this Wel out 'Minded upon any, bad spirit. Employed study of ancient Greece and Rome, the young men noir came for...aril to stip.iint those princsp•es of Ishe.aty whiCh had been -• imprcied upon their infant inittd4 the petition tia presented frogman earnest and airmai l desks- that their Lordships would piesirse insies.rte the Cons i.ution is. Church and St,te. The petition lidei•ig bee' teed, Was laid on the table. • The, Mat quis Of LANSDOWN said. the Risk - Rel . .. Piel ate bad called the attention of the Rou s e petition in no common marine, ; be should thMefOse beg leave 16 make a 'few observations. He well afti Inemtwied that many of the happy 1 : modb.or occurred during the time he niaikan under griiJuii.e r tiqt. it never occurred to him in that state that .twould bir proper to present his petition to Pallier:tem...oC Noble .Marquis considered such petttiobt improper. O. ° Ont. applied to some time.ago by. several tiojer . rail e d4tei;O: Oxford, to Fr swat a retition.in Labour. t at the 4144 ,,iy, he refused t "receive it, on the gteund tli tt such pati• tioni sere improper. For the Moires sitt of 021fitu:tsil peations weroprepased by ;he under gs . ..disa 'e t ; olie roc the question, and the oilier against it. The Cninufslow thinking they had tetra attend tis.the Peloponnesian war And Agrarian law, seized both petitions. seached, the PAliithient. In the U ; vet Ai 1 81 . t"pitiii. bridge the Vice Chant e 1 1 ,4 wouldhave waits ed * 111 , 0 4 seizure; but somehdw:the petition loud itv•Edrista the Lindod Coach besot. Vie s. lathe cool be H iiieed with the Right Rt.. Pielaie thin Ihr . ifi . ti graduates were well cmpbayed study as the fiskot.s..,l Greece and Rome; but he shoutit iecurnmend•ihrtar to clog lAyirtg oa the table, of Parliament options uyoit the Roman Catholic :glean before ii.aturitY Atdisiie them power to loam a correct judgme..t. His bow wee that it would not go forth that young-menactise 4 Uni. versity, - who had nut genie through their Jegreieby owe competent to give to Patlienteist any solid or,ffia idaic • '- Laid KING condemned the practice of holding out encouragement to such•petstions. . The Bishop of LINCOLN defended the Uriivehiv of Cambridge,. and praised its rules ie•Oectiri limier Graduates. • The Right Reamed Prelate hadthought - proper to cast some censure on the subject ofniebattog clubs at the University. but certainly it was nig.. gular to meet tit the purpose of ora•orY L thajetitest for the purpose of signing petitions to Parliamtnya..The .University was a- place of education, and it was foreign to the eh:racier •of . the institution when: ytning si ft were allowed to quit theii peacetal bailie% for Ale tor , pose of signing- petitioos to r4l 'ima g o'. .He eitU t ent coesider Linder Graduates. were •tistripeseitt • They for rnesrpart of a corporation. - • - The. Bisisop4OXFORLI said lir e truA l iex:soila. )jpee'tliat petitioni hogs thr pilfer . G;atifirates *A. ford wasezfut down as the Noble Marquis h 4.111101. The Bight Rev. Prelate war able so mite kotirlinottain Itntiwiedyse c that some of the asost.Bi+rngll4, ll 4.4l4l/1 men at Abe Unit/issue cifle4 tab tbei Piteh/S.. l lo#e- . wined thauks •for not allmiriog ‘ itiens.4o o suilitit4lPOs impropriety of'signidir petitions. •Heliffif'nothiet:Wily the pmitipu whicli had juscbes4l. - #.l arth4u l kALK. be" received. That Hinhe had - receive tSe.ge.itafts.K. Lt. Batilifeeiiend •Stndentir -Law. and Stem kaz might seeni tv .f w ist e dibele thidtbroi' ;the mew feretchi : Ptaiit iTgago* " • • • %•Ze. • Sad MO ". • .• o' 4 vie. Lord KtDONaist ha bad a TIM* *pen* Ism Abaleptisr ' iNgS,stild §PlAllt of fine Quality.-- MAI Pori W. Ow. to Us. iet..4ason. os !town atberrt no t to M. do. Nest i Madeira ra t Sl 4 s t n r a 7 4 ' 4:Pfrgqi"• • Totem *bfrieYsicettiser.Trlsh, ils t 6d. dw Jambs Spa l is..6d. de. • : 1.• Flee Nisei Dimly Itels.4d. 1101148 e Cement Is Leedom, ezeeptat Hoc i, Mean street. 1. • . . THOMAS ABBOTT&