Star. — London, England, 1827-03-24 00:00:00

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MOORS IMs M4.1137re N.IFT als Utak, pile Negev CHELSEA. • Is It ko lt oh ize rk zit aha fughmlngs 4 alt. lleast Ode, -'" MIA. llkkeilsv Ws W. loan" end steed ille:111116•44 nu th e CONTRACT for RIGA or PITERSBURGIL ' FREEHOLD GROUND -R ea lr i T r t rm * NA • gri ,' Amin wo me ....4 aadmahlres . . . ii voons , a d ve rtised . ? or Ttherseav, the eich loan; Is i ICIE I- 4„ ou Amin; .. , , itin. dem •Prhate 11/6.-Reada arse ' : Wahl' Illiathereelt, 11111theriab ; sod T. Cade% &rend, Landon. . ab id at t eleeos • * M N .. ':• " • t )1411D until THUISIWAY. the nth of 4 1 - 1 " a illre s e h • 1 , ... dehleitaireY nOtlieble . per Ammo: - - to* *hams and sin seat , '.:4: .: -' -* ' This dui iris published, rim Sas. . ithrnimsc mamma. - ''• . 6 be * ' • „way, at One legally.* Cesoneemsese sidli sesrly . . . . , Ta it -i soLD Bir 4tToroo. DARLIAMENTARY ABSTRACTS; Containing "held"' *ant cust..._Alcsise nnestlsliwi *MO *bide altffilliti . • I . I " Tanen far 40 1 .11114 anti fee the itelligammedhig* . ~ - • & the Substsuce of all important Papers. laid Wore the Two etleee =teh bids* swwwP ell Cleceseee *ewe tile•disehdisnus• fothe t , •.. ` . *..., • . Illy Jen ROBINS, • . MI s lued Diamenialmax Y 1 't a • f. • • (01 Wainitniaberase a "Majgobasint) , Skims of Parilamsent bi thr liessioa el LIM el ebiebontri #. 4 1 14 1 11 PollitattrEfd a *flak ORA 1 .'"" • - -1 1111freurzum; of it Lhasa tor • 1 A: ownovefteduk - 161* - Tials• _Oasis As., pd. is. ed. J i l it t sa ihrinty of Monaghan, by the l ; lig lep tot cinemas; (rum the of St. Atedrew's and Se. Ccantirbiiry i. . bythe al. - THE cegiffESIONERS for VICT'UALLING. Oa ihwasaars• the lid at 'App'` beit.lat TWllve n tfaldri ' . 1 * INl . Waliou'T Reeetw, , fee the Mai 1166 akin• . IN TWO LOTS. - - • And, yaitiraile. the Phasurearreath , Hermar, condialeg the r e . e t t tri_Catteelettee; sad fusel 016,4811 C 4 87. Amiga *tithe redosaaat daaamikao wooing wenageol „ gee „ meow hob. ....I:4m PING ass ING sai v..l- 4 Laid ae ,i r .d ................. ... , :10:014 .. • eat 1 . .1 1 . iis ltdiEntiff N,ier, 4e. ds broke gleilletice, „ rauswee, the egthustam... they „ r a b e • "PREEHOLD GROUND-RINT% amounting to , _..., . Ltogoos. Iwo. am ,. mama, aad,Graaa.. - L• tat 011 .2.. - NINETY POUNDS, Mang eat (Iliad sewed r 6. . alleswkw to or ates (meted op), aid mat ter ~ form persons whit desesin ihemedres its haidtgidgtio ... A ~,,-_; i t ra • following Proud's', with a large Rene must. ' tabe4lt tO FURNISH, will fiati, oor • In . the meet wretebed,..the 11011142 e 4 thiL feast me thiermentimed articles, vie. Lee t. A FREEHOLD GROUN D. OF T W ENTY . F., she Waro.theme ...”stf 21111 ... 11 _.__Y 1, C"P 111t, 1/4 ill-esed Country id the wdeaLlhe iweuedi the Cateeles Forty Tem of MOTTLBD SOAP, '':' :" N '''' ' Y .' . f POUNDS per Ahnunt t eat' asenrni ipso the Biath n ali t eewaso h wo o *G un k. Non Aan ia, ,„&„ - : ." I " tn ja ili ;k are l '7774: l 47o,7p of Ireland. He did:hat see that sii;y hope en t , aon.laft i 1 ose Modred Teas of MUSCOVAIK) SUGAR- ;I.1. less Pobßc-boons and Tw o 4 mliDun - .112 4 lac . , war the Chards. Chelsea; , . et elliklearsee, liste:'. • ' en them for the radical of their grievances, after *what • 1 Ow Theeesil dig Haembad Sachs at Priber, ani Mr. Ursa, as Lawn itltT-41%11tinikiallat at - ' - • '''' •• . bad tweedy oceirred: - The Noble sod Leaned Lied 4 , ' . • Fete e so dred QufferirdElln Deled PIAS, and 111. 2. A FIIIRRIMMID 0111011 ND RENI I O7rII 4 / 1 07_ : :•; ‘ s• - ThismaK Sikora% Ithines. Mr- :• r P.e oo the Wtiolsaelt stated cie a fernier night, Ann this ,sty Denould • 43 44, a g . pfig4/ Wpm. fortuNDa_per. Asnenkiesnear eat of usa =eft man e d , . 430111111 T, .: 14-4 X the sese les . lee 401.24eaddsi , Hoagie hod - • - 'die mart Penis Mee sad Oa Denthe mows :4 , na . , ~ In 1 _rtyesta,.. l 4 o ,4 even' ,ropositio, thin i tooth* ton Mewed ilk ,' • ‘f" • • Or` miss ri • - ... . menBMlllllll.lll Illii*MILIE lINIM DEM* . mild tharibes , 1, Ttifford , cm half a dis In " ._„.._. „,.._ •.. Mg. . Mr. Pethestaa, lit. illeenatilteve, • 4 ' .7va • t • . - ~- .! ; • ••• • Hissivirrone sweeping vote, hid come to the dealt • minder thereof, together with the WWII 4r tne else ateldhatlie a t e. CHAIRS -41Mansprilivi for ' . Draw lkr - Aliall I.' the Mb of May nut. T of GROUND. formerly the the cif the Old Ferry . Rem% &A a not tauten listening to their claim& 'its {the the gate twenty, es. ''' '." 4.3 4 .* i o . M: 1114111 111111Pner, that untkr these e;rcuntstancao,hasmeey . i 1 4 foovie , Of the &if an d sugar, of not t en t a w Ta m p aw & Hones. and Six Cottages in White Hart Alley ;In the Ornitpadon cikar . • et Mr. Perry, Mr. Coates, Senior add Jorder. Mr. Allbonit, Mr. - , -- a - ,,1ia7 - ao d . lid, goillatill still existed in Ireland. Yeealtield was ... t ut; sad the Pees sod Teasels Wier of est has that Two Abby, aod Mr. Reeves-en LOIN SO Mr • Abbot. LOOKIN 0LA3321- From the most ' to the ist Irerand as much harmony and goodwill as theretens • ': 1 i . tons each, must be produced with the Tendon. The Premien may be viewed, by applying to the rsepoedee meatiest, fortfilmMei. Piers, and T between oil and vinegar, for the landlord wealthiest • 1 i The Board era mho be ready, en the same day, to melee Teems. Particulars may be had at the White Hart. Duke Street; CARVING ailittilLDlNG....4lthse very beshafalspedintias for . _ I , www kose . 7 Paw who may b e w o os to d o w er . I mo t h e .......ssd black ban, Church Lane; at Garraway's ;and of Mrs Rohm, Tales% Oben% See. t h e tenant, t h e population against the property, and the i 170, Remet-elseee. PAPER-FIZZING and PAINTING-In the Richest as well Parson against the Priest. In the present state of things • a i rs et Deptford, aR such Quantithes of TALLOW CANDLES as the Phloem Style. in that unfortunate country, no one could say what was ala rm denassfof althea, for the Service of this Department, ' SUSSEX PLACE, REGENT'S PARK. FUNERALV-atteeded in the tame respectful manner, and par. to be done. If he might use a Cromwellian phraserhe fereg the apace of Twelve Meade attain ; and furthers until DESIRABLE AND VERY DELIGHTFUL FAMILY paillalleamety. should like to see what was the " instrument of Govern- Thee heaths' wands'. . RESIDENCE, ELEGANTLY FITTED UP; HOUSE A t t i rlattonses sod Beata registered for Luang The Curatives date several Othracts may be seen at this Moe. ' STABLE FOR FOUR HORSES, ce Disposal, :without charge. - • HMV in that country. Louis XIV. Would heel made SALES, .APPRAISEMENTA AND COLLECTION OF an excellent Grand Master of Orange Lodges on Fromm, AND STANDING FOE THREE lark Teethe must specify the prize in weeds at hag*, and be HARNESS ROOM, RENTS. FURNITURE WA.REHOUSED. CARRIAGES, for with him cannon was the alarm ratio mon ia , adhered before Oos e'Clock on the Day appointed ; and the Person aL. 000 Pallt Ohs llanowtehlwewawee I ffaletwO w e th e " emir Ireland cannon was the saline rain of Protests at As. ' LOFT. AND MAN'S ROOME.OVER.• et Wag lismieyed and Pannoised by somas of the the globes the Tudor, or some Person as his behalf, must attend . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , • enthEarelliee in tbe Readmits ' • cendancy. The first Petition. which he should prmant is meet whea allied for. IL WALLER CLIFTON. By Mr. ROBINS, • ... „ _ra...- _ ..- _ . . "FEAST OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. (Of Warwick House, Ragent.street) FRENCH PAPERS. Vestries' Art. He would ask their lanrdships only to ••', :, THE ANNIVERSARY of this FESTIVAL will be ,At Guffaws?* Colles.House. 'Change-alley, .021111111, ...... 411 .m..... consider in what a happy state that country. mist be Jteid an Theassay, the 10th day of May next. The Seam •Oa Taaanar, the 19th April, 1827, at TWIII2II o'Cloth, /ROM THR !TOILS. DATED THURSDAY,- MA RCN 112. where the Catholics said that the Protestants professed - 1 Tea POMMY OF • Gee:mum GOING. aaaoan. VIENNA, Mates 10. .• ela be preached by the Rev. Jame Hines Sear, D. D. Rector et a jobbing religion, while the Protestants retorted by sty- ., Yesterday afternoon Prince Metter nieh comtnunieated ing that the religion of the Catholics was idolatress,. ' a t , e ar yl e b ooe . Th e w o h e ar so kof t h e m us k n ia ta k e * tea s A. Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under , I I LI. the Crown for a hag term of years . at a mo d erate G row l to our anent Mouarch the melancholy news of the death mad, en the precedieg Trnsear, the gth of May. The Duke of dtICKINGH AM, though he gave the • Lot; comprising a capital and ve ry delightful of her Majesty the Empress of Brazil, his daughter.- Noble Lord the fullest credit for sincerity as a friend to J. H. MARKLAND, Trimmer. FAMILY RESIDENCE, • His Majesty bore this unexpected blow with his usual the Catholic cause yet could not approve of the manner . . . . Temple, ads of March, 1827. Planned with of spacious lefty aParua rn ts , ei l l l itelli end fit hm fortitude and resignation to the will of Gob,. It is i n •which he presented those Petitions. Nothing was so COUNTY FIRE OPFICE„. _ the lenasediate reception of A Fanny or Darriactiout - . affirmed that the Empress was infotmed.of it some hours much calculated to defeat the object he had in view as AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Situate earlier than the Emperor. When this dews arrived the to draw invidious distinctions between the people in , Ranesionala, Limos. • No. 1. SUSSEX-PLACE, REGENTS PARK; diy before yesterday by way of Trieste, nobody would Ireland. He could never sit these and hear it stated leabihhed 1808. Containing Four principal Airy Bed Chambers, fitted up In a ';si e v e it, not being able to imagine that dispatches that no hope remained to the Catholics. On the Coil. ' - PIITUDZIST A/Sti Tat blinds** manner; DIMON Rooms. teary led Mambo* THE DUKE OF RUTLAND. gee. &mew Apertmeweeiwith eatteetwint Cleats, w ater p ow * re tire rd. the event, would not have come sooner by wary, he *as convinced that every hope remained for THE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON, he. Oa the prinded• Floor, s suite of epacious and 4it way of England. The Imperial Family even appeared them, and that their claims must, at no distant day, - r EARL GREY, Apartments, admirsbly lidamed fee the assemblage of Parties; Pd in the evening at the theatre. However, an official din be conceded. LORD KING, due. he. ties. uP In a aunt tasteful maw at a very wetehlecahle ear etle . aril ' patch from Baron Marschall, Austrian Ambassador at Lord RING said hp had not stated anything with 1. "big of "" Dais Dewing ittleme wkk bawd "14" 'end " Rio d J ' brou h the firm • f the • Damson. 'e relmts regard to the hopes of the Catholics; all he had said J.T. Timber liseemost, Esq. Sir S. B. Method, Bart. bad-eases between cammesticadae by Releina Dams. the Window e liner°, s t econ anon o to tumor, entseacing the lent view Mae Path. the Like, and h had been in circulation . Mourning for seven, was, that he entertained no hope whatever of their rellse. • • Feed. Cone, Seq. Roan. Thomas Palm. also the MIMS alskiMerowing scsneff cd ilentestesd and the &di** weeks has been ordered. . -, Sir George Duckett, Batt. William Praed, Beg. If b e Insaind to t h e late decision 011ie other House; be ant Illas i 112444 tb stitm aPartialati* a a""ir sad ether he' - Renew Rocca Pinto has ar vied Hach Dettnlitfrith Sri Slit Jan Hariegtoo, But. General libraonelli commodities. Oa the pound Seer, an Entracte Hail. by a light - . - should fiisd it far leas eoacillatiag tban anything that had idle* front him oa this subject. The Noble Lind Boa. Frederick Houma. SIT William k• Welhls ant- of ;h aw g em ,. %a we d by iseywhdeee , sad dim * vowing Gates; invitation from the MmperoeDon Pedro to the Infant , i . Sr Richard King, Nan. Sir Robert Wilms. then preseated Petitions from the Catholics of diffetkot a Carriage-olive with illower Border; a beautiful Inner Hall; Den Miguel, his brother, to go to Rio de Janeiro. The arc. tar. Situ lighted by a Ihinie, and capital principal Stone Staircase ; a well ar- Prince has answered, that he wished first to receive the Darts of the county of Wexford, prityin for Eines& CAMILM•A MILLION STERLING AND UPWARDS. *need Library andtithing Paris)" , witi' l46 C B66 for Sigebtrirgrolga ti t answer to the letter which he lately sent to the Emperor perinea-laid ' on the table. ' g . T HE PROFITS are divided amongst those who now Room eon Water Closeu.,..t Is the Basement ors a „ a of we n maned O a. f o r Doowittw , Don Pedro, by M. de Neumann. coma WWI. . # 4, , , • . • - Were, as well as eke original Members, in jut proportion to PARIS, SUCH 21. suited to the Ifetablishment, with Secondary Light Staircase to Lord TEYNHAM presented a Petition from the Agriculturists Our Correspondent at Bayonne sends us a letter of Dartford. in Kent, against the proposed alteration in tie corn their respective pimento. - . # le the File Ounce, RETURNS, daring the last Thirteen the upper floor ; Wine and Beer Cellars, and an area with Vaults ter Coals and Servants' entrance. In the Mews contiguous, a from Zansora dated the 12th, which fully confirms Laws. , Yews, to the amount of .t 57,000, have been paid to all Persons • • • The larl of ROSSIXN, in the abeam of a Noble what we stated respecting the disarming of the Ports- d a P et i t ion f rom Pm , , 1 who have continued insured Seven Years, upon Aersitat as wen as roomy four-stall Stable, with Harness ROOMS and large . Closiet; a Ihreamitst. Policies, and whether they have been Sufferers or Couch House , with 'standing for three carriages , Man a Sitting gnese refugees on the return into Spain.use Man. Sir John Modeiraind Room, two !Seeping Rooms, Hay Loft and Granary. 'The Duke of NEWCASTLE from the Agriculturists of Work- otherwise. To be viewed by Tickets onlr ias Z:kulars may be had of Meths. The Duke de San Carlos is to set out for 'cl at NN W the County of N ato.- L a id on rile table. • . L tie Lam Orme, BONUSES of Si 3 ss. and 426 lfts. per Cult. bay; been divided during the last Fourteen Years. Another _Freshfle_ .. _lda" See , Selacittua* oil:Rags; the prinelpakiletels, the end of the mon t h . The Enid LIMERICK presented a Petition from three Mil- lers ia Ireland, praying for protection in the event of akevesion A letter from Leghorn of the sth of March tam- ll ileptamial Dividend win take place next Year, in which those* mr. Javan-area, Bend-street ;at Gamma?, ; and of Mr. Robins, *meow Insure will participate. 170. Rageht-street,of when Tickets for viewing may be had.--,Th• cc Yesterday the Unicorn, with Lord Cochrane on board, b e r ms mad e in the Coen Laws. The Petitioner, were apprehen- Military Men are not charged additional, sale, called into whole may be treated for by Private Contract. appeared tiff the point of the Mole. It happened oddl sive that the proportions between wheat and flour had cot been se- t curately taken under the proposed regulations, and they feared : acted service. _ Persons are at liberty to pass and repass to the Continent under HANTS, NEAR PETERSFIELD, enough, that it passed very - near the Egyptian corvette, that the Americans might be enabled to undersell them.-!laid - • l' limitations, without licence and extra premium. On the road to ALTON and ALRESFORD. but instead of entering the port, the Unicorn suddenly on the table- - , . !I Persona removing to unhealthy climates, or subject t• WRY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; LAND TAX tacked, and to-day we see it at the distance of five or ISS•TOCAL. Earl BATHURST laid ma the car" a copy of the Convention ishosities, may be insured. REDEEMED, six snile.• It is believed that the only object of this i 1 between this country and Portugal r esp e c ti ng the emp l oyment °fan If any Perm die by Suicide, Duelling, or the Hands of Justice, ASHFORD LODGE, manoeuvre was to examine the corvette, in order to Auxiliary !Mash Force in that country. I the fall value which his Polley bore on the day previous to the time of his Death will be mild. i A delightful Cottage Residence. with Mew. Plasm Recant* pursue it with greater certainty when it shall be time. LOUD communes. . t ; No *dents:ion Fees are' required, nor is any charge made for' Plawead e w' , Tr *" getwani e Wegadi s Farms ' Lusk ' C.lti el eil i ' tkc. The appearance of the Unicorn in those washes excited The Duke of NEWCASTLE. seeing a Noble East to kis place was analous to take this opportunit of putting a yentas which . 1' Peaks, tempt the Stamp Duty. . Tie whole about the greatest terror in the agent of the Pacha of Egypt , was de n e } to the merits of a Jediyidual, Ho whiled to - MULES' BRITISH AND FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTION ' • SIX HUNDRED ACRE S . . M. Rosetti, who suddenly lowered all the sails of his ves- know*why the thanks of - Parliament bad not been *bid! IltLlied - - • LIBRARY. um earnests •Cosneem Moths ; maul of soap mak with Dwelling Rowe, Orchard, ste. ee l , though he was ready to depart."-Lousenne Gelß. escnbeenserei ead the gallant army In bah ? ' ... •". • ill . - - 27,.05a Boire- s Lonson. Bari BATHURST said that the service was not deemed id tat- , • QUBSCRIBERS to this Establishment are regularly • 2 / 1 The Aostrum Observer of the 12th of March,has iciest magnitaile to call for the thanks of Parliament. At the MOW i 6 4 applied with Books, in imparts of the United Kingdom, and The Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, containing news from Constantinople of the 24th of February, dam he wished to be undentood u entertaining the mom ntioftt ' .km the extended Arrangements upon which it is conducted, they - upwards of w hi c h s t a te s the arri va l of M. de R:ibeaupierre on the f e e L or d C o mb erniere . derive the following superior Accommodations: TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES. 11th. The remainder of this very laconic article is taken The Duke of NEWCASTIJisaid Ms reason for ideating to tbe . in-They are entitled to the immediate perusal of the New TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, up with the account of the defeat, by Red,chid Paths, sialc ir sinui because be had sees it noticed else:wheat. - • Pahlicatioes. By Mr. ROBINS, Lordships then adjou rn ed till Monday. edly-The Proprietor engages top urchase for Subscribers any ( Of Warwick-House. Regent-street) of a corps of 6,000 Greeks, who were going to relieve Works of general interest, that may not hays been previously At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, Athens. The Greeks are said to have lost 1,200 men, HOUSE OF COMMONS. • 1 ,, added to the Library. Oa Trepans's, the 17th et May, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock , and to have bad six of their Captains made prisoners. Mr. Alderman WOOD moved the termed reading Make Loss. . den fibscribersthers the right of chossiag from a moat eaten. IN TWO LOTS, We have a letter from Madrid of the 18th of March, don-bridge 11111...-It was read a seeend dens and committed. • ction of the austhlished Works in the various blanches of l • 4eithislreock, amd,fiellthilteratare. T HE VALUABLE FRE EH OLD ESTA T B, which says-" The most a l arm in g rrts have . been The Water works Bill, an n d to bring ai Inkanveewtoillakaw the .one . edit--Saliqdriekenitimettted to the use of a costly eerie* of -111- LAND TAX REDEEMED, spread for some days past at M adri d ar, it was Mr. HUMS presented two Petitions from the Pariddeners et Pthasset i o s . sw ibeamot ee kk highly finished and coloured Ms. Situate at Aw ar d, ow p eters g e m, in the Parishes of Steep and said, was decided upon ; the army of General Sarsfield &. pd ary 4 a .b onn . aga i nst certain d ame t o t h e pg ary . ta .b ewoe p m . Mob% efidilleigilie, la a beautiful manner, the History, As- Froxikdd is ill e e County a Hants; was to enter Portugal on the 25th of this month, Ac . provement 818, and relating to the regulation of the lifght-erateb, i • ASHFORD LODGE , with Ile rm t ilo Casuipap t . ri a rtk ia P pe astizes, Atiase tte. s. of the ancient and zoo- cau,s. A ddiSht oomdi fol i r amm. alv il l liwidoe.D ' iwbolklielin. &e. y owo, p lum , Ac. It was in the midst of these - alarms, which it was . ~, - with Terms, cm be had en application, or forwarded • Gromds, threbbesies, and Plantations; . attempted to spread, that the news from the frontiers of up o n lad24) th a e lli ll : r sil seho utat6° lders. n of Ranee °lferimes into a IP1.1111"mt Sall Mr. C. BURRELL presented a Petition frog .. the . 4 .1i46. " teeny direction. Abe Seism of Meer Emig thrones the Graands.senced with Castile arrived, which have alreidy been transmitted by deaconry o f c h i e b eger av i an further „ = „ d „, to do. W. - rout. Express to Paris, and which have put an end to the man Catholics. `' ; GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, sold by EXCELLENT FARMS, fears and hopes which those reports had excited*. - Lord PAL kIERSTON brought up the Beret of the C o w i n. - , Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, , corner of St. With Farm Houses, and requisite Agricultural Buildings; , .• on the Tregoey Election, confirming the Return of the aft Raul's, London; 54, &divine -street, Dab n ; and 72, Princes- Capital erthoeures of rich Ideedow . Pasture, and Arable Land; " After General Monet, Governorpar Laterite, o f ea . 7 Membess (Dr. Lushington and Mr. J. Brougham). The Committee street, Edinburgh. Appointed Sole Agents for Dr. James's Teter Fine thriving Woods, &c. MOrlij had - caused them (the Portaged* refugees) to De further reported, lut the Petition complaining of undue Ream Powder and Analeptic Pius, in the place of Messrs. Newberry and Sudsy s . Cottages, Gutless, and Orchards. disarmed, and sent to the depot situated in the interior for the Burnes of Tregony was net frivolous or vexatious. - , Sens. Th e w h o l e containing about • Anderson's Scots Pills Hooper's Pills SIX HUNDRED ACRES, of the kingdom, the Viscount lie Mooteleagre, Magessi, BREACH OF PSIVILIBUL . - •. , Ametkan Seething Syrup Henry's Magnesia • Principal pert let to most resPectable Tenants. and Telles Jordan, were sent to Valladolid. The Mar- Mr. HART DAVIS, who held The Times Nees- Bleaching Liquid and Marking - Aromatic Vinegar - A Moiety of Steep Mill, with Dwelling House, Orchard, Pieces et s -el I I de Chaves has also arrived in Castile, but alone, paper in his hand, begged to call the attention of a Ink Hunt's Family Pills Water, Om subject to the Life Interest therein of a Person 35114, and not exercising any sort of command t. Gallant Member (Colonel Davies) to a passage in. a 1 .1 Braithwalte's Black Drupe Juniper's Base:see Peppermint about Sixty-seven Years. Cephalic Snuff Lemon Acid for Punch, Ac. A 1.., the Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, . ..?' The Captain General Bluke has just been purified. speech attributed to him in that Newspaper. The Cheltenham Silts Macassar and Russia Oil containing upwards of 66 It seems certain that the Count D'Ofelia will set passage to which he alluded was this : es Perhaps, Who 1 " Ching's Worm Lineages Osley's Essence Ginger TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES oiti for London in a few days." (Colonel Davies) had been so disposed, be could hese CltratedKall for SetimeDrauglits Respini's Dentri&e. Ike. Of capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and Wood Land, - ?MULTI L2ll/1Z rums PARIS, Dales *AIMS ZS. placed before the House some transactions in which that Csndell's Balsam of Hooey Solomon's Balm of Giksd, Sic. Let to most respectable Tenants, and in band. ' Another Courier has arrived this morning from Spain, Honourable Member had been concerned, which might Dixon's Andbillous Pins Singleton's Eye Ointment TWa Property is situate in a most beautiful and picturnena part Is patches from Madrid, dated 13th March. The with d' bring a blush to his cheek." Now he was satisfied that 1 11 -i Day's Carminative Steer's Opodeldoc of the Country ; excellent Roads in all directions, good sseighlear-. 1 De Velno•s Syrep Stoughtou's Bittersthe Honourable 14ember would not use the expressions hood and Markets; two miles from Petersfield. about eighteen miles Content, of these dispatches, published by the Etoik, are remove here attributed to him , unless either he had some se- 1 bunk Drops, as imported Seidlus and Lemonade Powdms from Portsmouth, ten miles from Alton, and tea miles from Al- considered here as very impos tent, beciuse they Freeman's Bathing Spirit* aloes impeachment that , he could prefer against his Omibeid's Balsam . Salt of Lemon and Scouring Soda and Ginger Beer Powder. 'feed' The Pro p ert y well adapted for Game, of which there h more and more the probabilities of war. always a moderate quantity, but which might be greatly increasedcharacter, or had been betrayed, in the heat of debate, neelandes Lotion Drops • at little care and expeme. The Estate as well as its immediate The Etoile has an article from T r i este, of the 10th thdfity's Cordial Sandwell's Ince Plainer vicinity being particularly well adapted for the Preservation of inst. confirming the defeat of the Greeks before Athens. into a warmth of expression that was not justifiable to- i Bourbacki, and 200 of the prisoners, were executed, by wards him.- He did not intend to make any Motion at Heabarte s Ti ncture B ark Turl i ngton ' s Balsam Game. And every other Patent Medicine of repute. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Powell, (one of the Taunts) order of ltedschid Pacha. present upon the subject, but wished to call the attention .. Merchatr s , Captains, and others. cannot be too careful in the of Dunhitl, near Peterafield ; or Mr. Fronds Brewer, of Peters- • Th e dh eros i wg e y t h e 5 , 000 p ortogoese re f ugees . w b c? ki n g of the H onoura bl e M . ember to it, in the expectation that . . purchase of the above articles for Exportation, u spurious Waite- &Id, of whom Particulars may be had ; of Charles Greetkans, • nun' are generally in circulation. g al . &b e t te r ; and at the Red Lion Inn . Peterafletd ; Au th or, from the troops of the Regency, entered Spain in two different be would give a satisfactory explanation. . , Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality. Lipb o ob ; G eo rge and White Hut, Winchester; itieg's Arms, places. Mr. CALCRAFT objected to the Hon. Menther Is , Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climates. tha t ay er a and ci e dsk u lo e ; Mr. * e ll er , °d e b ater ;of ;d r . tWe have already mei:Boned the order sent to General Menet quoting a the _ newspaper to _w . hich be _bad referred, as an .B. Turnsrsoe's Glavin CHM/SHAM SALIN Messrs . Butler Hoper, Solicitor. is, Old Butliagtenetrist ;at Garraway's ; and to deliver to the Ptstteguese Authorities the arms of the Wore: *thorny of what occurred la that House. The course are appointed firma for. of Mr. 'RobinNo. 170, lieneeteetreet. • -(Nola of the MOO . . • , , ,