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' . ... .... • . • • . , . .., • .. 0 11 1 . ( Cs , . A\ .:• • 7 a.): .41 : „ ...1 . 1 1: - . . 1 ) Or . ," i Lke • .4 , .....ii. • . . . ~_..„. .. ... .. . • i ,v)tssit •• •I t . ~•J ~ . WEDIVESDAY EVE: .1. . .. . ..- _ • .4,434 Y coNT.RAcT • . ST. KATHARINE D(2113K. 2WISiItURY C.HOMBERS, WM& IS HEREBY GIVEN,. that a Special ,nat Pelortment, Jon. 25, 1827. ' I " • Meeting of the Proprietors will be held on THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at One o'Clock punctually, at the City of Lo n d on N C o otrecrlng to supply 'l *NOTICE is hereby g iven to all Persons desirous of Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to receive a Report from the Directors upon the Affairs of the Company. .. BEEF AND MUTTON By Order of the Band of Directors, To lit Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and JOHN HALL, Secretary. gouts, in the v ndentientioded Counties and Islands: St. Katharine Dock Once, 'February 8, 1847. • • Lincoln BIM (Mcluding the Town of Middlesex Bris - Shortly will be published, in One Volume 4to. Monmouth floolttfwd ) Norfolk TRAVELS front INDIA to ENGLAND; cons- rettnck Northampton JL • prehending a Visit to the• BWRMAN EMPIRE, and a j gks . rtsetuding the Town Northumberland (including Ber- Journey through PERSIA, ASI A MINOR, EUROPEAN collage y— e Newmarket) wick on Tweed) TURKEY, &c. in the *Years 1845-26. Containing-a Chrome.- Nottingium gical Epitome of the late Military Transactions in Ava; an Ae. Colo D ona (iscludin Sc ill y) Oxford count of the Proceedings of the ',resew Mission front the Supreme C u mberland Rutland . Government of India to the Court of Tehran—and a Summaty DAV &hap o f the Capes and Events of the existing War between Russia and Somerset 'Pereia. - With Sketches of Natural klfstory, Manners and Coll. De E. O &afford • • Mons, and illustrited with Maps and Coloured Xitlingraishie Prints. Dm' Debar (including 110 , 7 .11 Ls er ild) Suffolk By JAMES EDWARD ALESA_NDER, Esik H.P. ems (futurism of Surrey Late of his Majesty's 13th Light Dragoons, and attached to the Suite Fun) Sussex of_ Colonel hlacdenald Kinneir; K.I.S. Envoy Extraordinary Gloucester (i nc luding the ,aty Warwick to the Court of Tehran. o f Bristol) Westmoreland London : Printed for Patbury, Allen, and Cn. 1, Leadenhall- Wilts ' 'greet. Pots Iftstford Worcester Hertford York Noah and South Wales. THE TRUE " DR. STEERS'S OPODE,LDOC,'• Hunts from its penetrating quality, - is found decidedly superior to ilk of Man In she several counties i n North any other external application in promOting the natural circulation ish of Willif whey in a torpid state, arising from • cold, or other cams. and in Best ( i nc ledieg Tilbury Feet, in Britain Aiderogr. aki • giving vigour to the parts affected. When promptly and copiously the County of Essex) And its the Islands rubbed in, it cures Rheumatism, Chilblains, the Cramp, Sprains, Lumen Guernsey, and Jersey. and Bruises, &c. If dissolved, and applied on the first appearance • leinsur , . of Chilblains, it prevents their breaking. The general use of this !Ma the-Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty- valuable Remedy has Induced many Persons to sell spurious imi- gfth day of March next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed • up, nations of it, which are without !ffect. That only is genuine which lia t s am th p e oi n i a e m ac e h " FtieNggic:e' 9d.eng raved in the Government. ad marked" Tender for Army Suppliet,' will be received at this Mae; on or before THURSDAY, the First day of March next ; Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, -at the Original Warehouse for lot how will be received after Twelve.o'Clock on that day. Dr. James's Powder, &. Paul's Church-yard; but as many,Per- . • sons mistake the house, observe that it is the Third from Cheap- Proporalspinst be made separately for e ach Count y and I sl a nd, side, the Number 45. Seld also by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford .street ; except for the Counties comprising North and SoOth Wales, all of flavikins; Bond-street ; Harris,' Ludgate-street= &ladling, Royal which must be included In one Tender ; likewise the Islands of F..tchange ; and W. Pegg, 29, Dante.street, Dula. Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey, as also the several Counties in "e . North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE,Iss. 48. tenured to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known --;-.1.-- Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, ii At the Court at Brighton the sth day of Febnary, 1227 the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Perform- Present. the King's Most ' Excellent Majesty in Council. His s M e a a j l es o t t y G la r a e l t ng ß been pleased,. by lettere patent under the Great axe of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made i r c t . t G ai . n, an to d c G. onatzte th n e sta b b l i o e s of t Noble hi Arthur Tower °lra printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length.; of Wellington, and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Con- of London and also Lard Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, his tract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the Grace this , day in Council took the oaths appointedtaken, instead . of the oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, as Constable of amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the fi rst the said Tower, and as Lord Lieutenant of the said Tower Ham- intance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. lets, and likewise the oath of Constable of the Tower of London. Panlcolars of the Contract' may be had upon application at this BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Office. between tie hours of Ten and ?slur; and of the Bar- Richard Horn, Oxford, baker. v• 1 , eV. kv , ' T•• V" : i .. , ' . k :::::). ~'• . 2 ' . , : 1 • 1:. ............ " ; ? :• ... i.:"44. ~• . . 4,- / - ! ..4.44. 4 .- '4.01. , V. • ' --- , . • . i ' * •% • • _ . . • -. . . 7 ..., l 'i • 4 J i t 0. : . , ... , , . ..,. i : • • z • OP' • y 1 ../. . -.1114021 . 1..t, • _ . ~ • - . i ' 7., :: .—vi, !7‘•:- . . , ... fi r . " , 1,.. . ...it...0. o g. .--4.... . . . ..., - , . ' s -•- John Itirkby Plead, llussellarteet, Covent Gardeni : white lead Maker, February 16, 23, at HO,' Ind March 27, at elisven,at the Court of. Comenieeloners of dlinkrupts, Basinghall.street. At tornies, Aleuts. Itumer,and Son, Gyay's Inn Place. William Haywood, Nottingham, glass inarchaht, February 21, 22, ' and March 27, at eleven, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Attornies Mr. Sinned Taylor, John-street, Bedford Row, or Mr.•Thrunits Badger, Rotherham. • John Atkinson, Lancaster, grocer, March S, 6, and 27, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Attoroies, Messrs. Wheeler and Co. Bedford Row; or-Mi:lttibressen; Lancaster. John Johnson, Manchester, victualler, February 27, 211, and March 27, at Mos, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Attornies, John -street, Bedford-row; or Mr. Gray, Manchester. . George Rawlins Wardall, Livericiod, innkeeper, February and March 27, at due, at the Matte most, 'Liverpool. Atternies. Mr. RavenhilT ; or Mr. Wilson, Clarnwalt.tereeti LiVerPoot• L Riebard Lear Piohey Neck, of BeatManter,,porsetshim, victuallers Merck 7. 2, and 27, at .eJeven..,at Lipsconth's Marina SOO, Rant Teignmouth, Devonshire. Attornies, Mr. Tbomasllaidets, WesaTeignmantls* Mr. James Hiire,Setle-tifeet,Lincolu'a Inn. l DECLARATION-5.0F INSOLVENCY. William Crabb, NinOries, hatter and timbrella.mannfacra nu is in insolvent circumstance.; and unable tOmseet his velthithreteditots.---Filed February 10. ••• ' John Biofleid Willis, Swanilate;ol.l.Eev-road,eorstidealer, is in insolvent circumstances, and nimble tbdoet hie enpagerathu with Ili. creditors.—Filed February It. Hugh 11pLean, Cambridge, tea-dealer. is i 4 insolvent circum stances, and unable to meet his ,engagements Wi th . his creditors. —Filed February 12. • DI VI p ENDS to be made in BASING ALL.STREET. 524 Ditto—Hospital natant Surgeon, 'lc 56th Ditto—Lieuren pay, to be Licutem changes, rcceivirig t I 59th Ditto—Hospital geon, vice Sievwriz 60th ditto—Captain 1 to be Captain (payi Mackenzie, prornot 65th ditto—Major Ti to be 'Major, vice receiving the differ 66th ditto--Hospital Surgeon, tite Clot 721 ditto—Hospital . ant Surgtou, vice 1 79th ditto—Assistant 92d Foot, to be AI 10th Foot. 834 ditto—Hospital At Surgeon, vice Ayre, Captain Jamqs V/b4e InspectOr of i To be Chaplains the hat pay; 1 The ondermentioned their Regimental Comm pay, according to the G, To be Majors of Infant'. Sub-Inspector of Mil John Longden, front Charles Mackenzie, fr The undermentioned in Regiments of the Lint Anus to the year 1811, thentding to the General To be Captains of Id the 38th Foot; Liet • Font; Lieutenant -Ha Hamilton Edmonds, . Gould, from the 76: from the 61st Foot ; Foot; Lieutenant GI Foot; Lieutenant Pa Joseph Fraser Will liam.Villiers Fitzgera De Lacy, from the 6 from the 6th Font; • Foot; Lieutenant Jai Robert !lushes, front Commissions signed 1 March 13, Rev. Chas. Caleb Colton, late of *Notes-street, Soho, wine merchant, at ten. March 1, G. Riesenbeek; Church-court, Clement's-lane, merchant, at ten. March 0, George •Craig, • Allerton.street, Horton New Town, oil and colounmanvat eleven. March 9, Frederic John MarWier,jun. Adam's.eourt, Broad•street, merchant, at one. jUarch 9, James Coombes, Lowet SWAP:veil, at one. March 6, Haricastie, Piazza, Covent gise&s, bookseller, at damn: -Marc 6, Samuel itititeby, Wel- YngtoMmeeet, Strand, anctitallirr, at eleven. March 6, Charles Gamma aid Christopher timitizotaie of Rishogsgate.street-Withio, groallestimpers, at AMMO. March 6, John Edwards, Brighthelm mem, Elasbn, boot and shoemaker, at.eleven. March 6, Thomas Kam Clay, Coleman.strest, warehonseman and dotiz factor, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be wade in the COUNTRY... , - - - --- - - . , Illisila 6, Mess Eustace Posner, Newent, Gloucestershire, pih r sunder, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Ledbury, Herefordshire. Monk 10, Walter Nixon, late of Engel', Staffordshire tanner, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Hugely. April 9, William inner, Li. 'mint, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale.street, Lifer. pal April 2, Jonathan Salter, Lyncombe and Widcombe, Sourer- astaltire, florist, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn Bath. March 211, William Marsden, Salford, Manchester, machine maker. at ree, at White's Hotel, Manchester. March 8, John . Dean; Thos. Dian, and Daniel Dean, Portwood, within Brinnington Cheshire. iron and brass founders, at three, at White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Morgan Jones, Stokes, Esq. to ditto; William James Harries, CERTIFICATES.--MAacu 6. , his taken, Office, between the lours of Tc rack-Masters In the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man. PORT OP FALMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, At the Custom House at this Place on Waowsstar, the 21st of February, 1827, at Ten o'aock in the Forenoon, THE UNDERMEvIi ITIONE,D GOODS, 2 Braga Shawls Hass 13 Shclis 1 !x: of Sheila 9 Baskets 10 bottles Medicines, Cast,: (Mace. U sacks Flour 11.1.aer Shawls A Strings Coral 111 pieces lignurn Vitz • I Spats pieces French Paper 27 ditto Fir Timber 25 Deals 1103 Deal Ends a Battens and Batten Ends. ti —I bask 44 ditto Gages 31 ditto Ras 771bs. Segan 75 do. Raii TAN:aI 19 do. Shag 10 do. Scuff t 5 do. Pepper 11l do. Soap 579 do. Cheese 115 do. Pigs 52 le. Cake 10 do. iChocolate 7 Cnpe Shawls yards Crape 45 Silk Handkerchiefs and Shawls $ Chimney Ornaments Aho,rhe Beeken-up Hell hlategihi. thot Boat CRUIZER, her 18mA - float. iDar preceding the day of Sale. The Goods may be tierd Dated Febroari i. CH . FTOM.HOUSR, HARWICH. golt sm4: Apericp. At the Cuttom House at Ohl Yin!. .TOPPAr, ,FOruary 20, itr..*?F4c ,o l o HE UNDERMENTIOICED GOODS, 11 V IL TWO nu sl nßup AND FIFTI-RICUIT MACES OF FOREIGN CHINA, viz. —Jars, Dishes, plies, Cops, and Saucers, &c. 1 Silver Watch - . 6 Pair of Scissars, Ivory 4 Ditto ditto, repeaters mounted 8 Metal ditto,44) ' 12 Ivory knobs, for wbip handles 25 Ditto ditto 1 Looking Glass 41 Watch Keys . .21 Squares of Window Glass 12 Agate Seals 241bs. Moist Sugar 2 &taboret, with Wall*. I Straw Hats 1 Tribareo-box " •"- Tards . Stuffs (British) 4 tomb Ivory boges 1 Boat, 13 feet .kong (whole), Brushes and 2 Oars. Isra t S 2 pieces, 3,201, yards of ,Foreign and "gored ; f, 113 .? pieces, AS East India Silk handkerchiefs, anfileeeto ams floc!, if . l*aght for home use, and duty free, if for exportation. _ _ . • N.B.—The Goods cannot be delivered until the day after the £4e, pl l t at spot be taken away within ten days, or the deposit. (one 'NAOMI* valve of each Lot) will be forfeited. ,No 17110 be taken but °Lose of the Banks of England and BiaTede.O. vnittiffAttiht 11-.44WJATts*, sPamrts, •• - • fTLER'S CAJEPILIT OPODELDOC.—C-ajepqt 011, which is 'the hub of this Opodeldoc, has been long esteemed ea the Continent, u a remedy for Chronic Illsettroation, Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, l'aby, Snipe:66,am' Enlergesaust et the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Denfteres; nod the experience or late year.. In England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the most entitle-nein the profession, in tbo.e obstinate complaints. Being combined in the form of Otiosieldoc, it is ren ds:Edmore penetrating, and coostquently much more efhcacious as as external application. Rubbed upon the shin, by means of fLonel, or the warm bandit allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorstrs the absorbents, and accelerates the dr.culatiou. Sold in Bottles, at ls. lid. and gs 9d. by Butlers, Chemists.. Cheamitle corner of St. Paul's; 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh; and S 4, ii;cheille-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 136, New bond street ; Wdmott, ti 3, ll.gh—stri et, Borough; and the prititippl Venders w the United Kingdom. Of whom also may be bad, M A ItSli A LI..S UN. I VERSA L CERATE, an e eellent Remedy for Chilblains when br o k e n; mad al w Scalds, :urns, &e. Aik fur Budges Cajeput Op&Lieu BANKRUPTS. Edward Walker, -Birmingham, victualler and Britannia teapot manufacturer, to surrender, Febraary 22, 23, and March 27, at ' twelve at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Co. Fredorisk's-place, Old Jewry ; or Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham. Thomas Bates, Thayer-street, Manchester-square, linendraper, February 20, March it, and 27, at one, at' the Court of Commis slonen of Bankrupts, liasiughall.street. Attorney, Mr. D. Jones, Sise.lane. James Taylor, late of Somme-place, New-road, baker, February to, a 7, at two, and ?larch 27, at one. at the Court of Commis sioners of : Blikrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Winter and Co. Bedford-row. Frank Joseph Proud, Upper Thames-street, merchant, February 16, 20, and March 27, at nine, at the Court of Conunissaoners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and - - . Co. St. Svatbin's.lani, Lombard-street. Tamerlane Bowen, Lynn, Norfolk, hnendrapei, February 20, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at the Court of, Contruissionars of, Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr: D. Jones, Sise-kne. , Robert Fairland, late of Willow-walk, BermUndsey, glue-manufac turer, February W, 27, at two, and March 27, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghali-street. torney, Mr. lirooking, Lombard-street. Isaac Bate Price, Hereford, timber-merchant, February 20. 27,. and March 2,7, at eleven, at the Courts( Curnmissioturn of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, WalbrOok. John Woodcock, Westhans, Eases, carpenter and builder, February R 0,27, and March 27, at eleven, at the Court of Conunissionera of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Fen- church-street. • John Back Brittain, Charlotte-terrace, New . Cut, ;Anibal', oil and ' colourman, February 23, March 9, at twelve, and 27, at tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall•street. Attorney, Mr. David Thismas, Barnard's Inn, Holborn. James Hague, Ashton-uncles-line, Lancashire, ironmonger, Feb. 20.27, sad March 27, at one, at theWbite Bear Inn, Manchester.' Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-underline; or Messrs. Battye and Cu. Cha■cery-laue. Francis Arnitt, Think, Yorkshire tanner, March 7,2, and 27, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, York. Anomie,, Mr. Alfred Slinpsori, New Mahon; or Mr. James Williamson, Grafil Inn-square. Jolla Iggulden, Dover, Kent, painter, February 19, at three, 20, at nine, and March 27, it twelve, at tlitoCttildhall, Canterhuri. Attornies, Mr. Kepner, Dover; or Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswell -court, Careritreet, John Trotman Lambert, Ckalford, Gloucestershire, clothier,Mareb 2, at four, 3, and 27, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. At tornies, Mr. William Read ;Ling, Seritants' Inn, Fleet•street ; ut Maws. Newman and Co. Str;bd.... Filcher Langley, Ramsgate, Kent, carpenter, February 19, at three, 20, and March 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Anomie*, Dir. Kennett, Dover ; or Messrs. Stocker and Co. New BotwelLeourt, Carepatreer, Lincoln's Lou. Thomas Hodson, Chaticerydane, auctioneer; February 16, 20, and March 27, at eteven,at the Court of Conamioilouers of Bank. liasinghaiLatreet. Attornies, Messrs Consiatile and CO. bymund's Inn, Chancery-Lane: Tboniu Seddon, , Liverpool, clog and shoemaker, March 5,6, and 27, ar eleven, at .the . Ofice s of gr. Allan Kaye, Liverpool. At tornies, Mews. John sod Co. Palsgrave-place, Temple; or Dlr. Allan Kaye, Liverpool. • Joseph West, stn. Snepton Mallet, Somersetshire, clothier, Feb. 27, 28, and Dlarch 27, at one, at the Commercial rooms, Bristol. otturnies, Aiesars. Evans and Co. Hatton-Arden; or ,'.Jr. Juba Merle Haberfield, Bristol. John Webby, Liverpool, merchant, Dlarch 2,3, and 27, at twelve, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Atrornies, Messrs. AJliugtuo and C4.lkeiforderow ; or pir. Liverpool. Henry Mitchell, late of Toittnham, coach master, February 20, • 27, and !Larch 47, at (keen, at the Court of Commissioners of • Bankrupts, Basinghall•atroet. Auorney, Mr. Pope, Bloombehl . street, London Wall. Iti.bbins, Birmingham, grocer, February 27, 98, and klatch 27. at twelve, at she ties and Chickens Hotel, Deming- Attornies, Long, and Co. Gray's Inn; or Messrs; Arnold and Co. Birmingham. Thomas Gilboa and David Karma, .Marehmont-street, lingo* drapers, February 16, 23, and March 27, at tee, at the Court ipt Coninasionas of Badkr6prs, Basinthabatreet. Attoiney,'My. Thomas Stwacy Ilewitt, Tokio, loam's Yard, Loth : bury. • William Smith, Misiekletun-sirei t, Clerkeowell, builder, Februarys, 25, and Match 6, In ten, at die Court of Conimilsioners of &lulu opts, lissirighaL wiser. Atteroies, Mesas. Da: sod . QS , Bedford Row; Samuel MellorothronefielJ„Staffordagr4eheese factor,February2D,' 23, and March 0, et "olives, and*. Green 'falan,AsEbourn, Derby shire. Attornies, .yaws. Dark and Co. New Inn; or' Dlr. Thomas aittlgbaa, AibbouiN IkPbysldic. Thos. Shaw, J. Lambert, and Wm. Shaw, Huddersfield, York shire, merchants. D. Smith, Regent -street, and of King-street, - Golden-square, coschhiaker. John Harris, Susoez.place, Stapleton- road, and of Lower Montpelier, near Bristol, builder. Mark Davis, Great Boltoo, LancasUre, timber merchant. Jas. Duncan and Wm. Clegg, Liverpool, and Thomas Hollins, Manchester, merchaits. Thomas Trchern, carpenter an* builder. Jas. Frost, now or late of Manchester, cotton spinner. Henry Norcott Ward, Ridge, !bar Hastings, Sussex, merchant. Charles Pritchard, Wal esa-place, Lambeth, plumber and glazier. Morgan Geo. Needle, Wood -street, Cheapslde, and of Dover-street, Piccadilly, tea dealer. Will am Nangle, Liverpool, jeweller. Antbor.y Pope, Chapel street, Stockwell, Surrey, victualler. Michael Blood, Bath, sur geon. Joseph Moore, late of Bristol, timber merchant. Thomas Hawes Smith, Hatton-garden, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Tapper Parsons, Stokeintinhead, and William Langley, Wag Teignmoutk, Devonshire, merchants. Richard& Kay, James Kay, William Kay, and Thomas Kay, Ross-lane, near Bury, Lancashire, cotters spinners. Robert Mr and Stephen Bourne, Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire proprietors of the Western Reporter. Charles Baker, Henry Baker, and William Baker, Romney, South ampton, felimongers (so far as regards Wm. Baker). J. Kitson and Uriah Bradbury, Mirfield, Yorkshire, surgeons. Thos. Flight and Julals Flight, late of Lyme-Regis, borsetaldre,linendrapen. Dimes Alston, sea. William Charles Alston, and Ederard Charles Alston, Birmingham, refiners and chemists (so far as regards Jas. Alston sen.) John Osborn and Francis Wino Culhim.street,. wine Merchants. Despar Rumens, and John Rumens, Clapton, Hackney, carpenters. W. H. C. Dalrymple and R. Rawes, dealers. John Allen, Leicester, end Joseph Sharman, Market.harborough, Leicestershire, grocers. Arthur Horton and William Binary, Hastings, Sussez,butchers. William Hanby and Williamllarber, York, shoemakers. *rm. Lockett and Robert Leake, St. Mary's. gate, Manchester, mercers. Willis* Gibb and John Crawford, (deceased), Adeesvaquare, Edinburgh, wine and spirit dealers. William Chattaway, Thomas Akhwin, and Edward Getley, Strat ford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, mercers (so far as regards Wm. Chattaway). William Perry and Alexander Gardiner, Manchester, engravers to calico printers. Giildswortby Gurney and James Viney, Regent's-park, manufacturers of steam engines. Thomas Potts and William Davis, sen. tube makers. Thomas Rockdale and Thomas Holt, Man chester, drysalfers. William Kidgell and Joseph Weyer, Sheffield, dealers. H'. Nelson aria W. Copland, Threadneedle-street, ship and insurance brokers. S. Hawkins, Matthew Pickford, J. Porlson, and William Splatt, Stoke-upon- Trent, Staffordshire, stone merchants (so far arregards S. Hawkins). Thomas Morgan, sea. Thomas Morgan, jun. and Charies Edward Morgan, Stafford, wine and spirit dealers. Reuben Porter and JOhn Porter, Taunton St. Mary Magdalen,Bomirsetshire, saddlers. Hapnah Waterhouse and Elizabeth' Waterhouse, Bold-street, Li verpool, milliners. Thomas Scotchburn and Francis Sharp, Bell Mills, Skerne, Yorkshire, millers aitat metehimts. John Downham ilfiliettapple, Benjamin Sweetapple,' and Thomas • Sweetappte, Cat teskall Mill., Godahning, Surrey, miller's and paper manufacturers (so far as regards John Dawnham.Sweetapple). MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-0/11C11, NEHI. 12, 1827. fd .Regiment of Dragoon Guards—ROsfiig Assistant Alexander Gawp Howe. M.D. to be Militant Surgeon,vice.Bell, promot ed in the 95th Foot. sd Hitto.*—Cernot and Ridingmaster Aylmer Lambert Bourke to 'have the rank of Lieutenant. .54 Regiment of Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon plies Cross, ' froln`lhe 66th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Dawn, pro moted. . • ishilirgirnent of Foot—Lieutenant William Huntly Campbell, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, paying the difference to the Half. pay Fund, vice Cartan, picornoted. Sib Ditto—Captain John William Barrington Browne, front the half pay, to be Captain, paying the diffet cute, vice Galbraith, ap pointed to the 27th Foot. 10th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Robert Andrew front half pay 94th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon. ' * 15th Ditto--Assistant Surgeon William Bain, M.D: from the 9th Font, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Karon, appointed to the Gth Dragoons. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant James Jackson, from half pay 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, .viceDurnfortl,promoted. 27th Ditto—Captain Morgan Galbraith, from the sth Foot, to be Captain, vice William Talbot,,, who retires •upon half-pay, re viving the difference. 51st Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Thomas Eames Ayre, front the 85d •Ftnit, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Sheppard, deceased. 35ib Litto--Hospital Assistant William. Charles Huntfrey to be Assistant Surgeon, vise Catichton, deceased. 59th Ditto—Ciptaks George • Auptstus Durnford, from the half pay, to be Paymaster, vice MAO, retired upon half pay. 40th Ditto—Captain Theodore Henry Elliott, from the ball pay, to be Captain, vies Ryan, promoted. . 45:h Ditto—Assistant Surgeon William Brown, M.D. from the 87th Foot; to be Surgeon, vice William Smyth, placed upon half PAT.. • , . J .51st Ditto —Hospital Assistant ohn' blolyneux to be Assistant S...rgeon, vice *Oat ke, promoted. Lord TORRIN , and inhabitanu of t Neat, praying that Catholics, on arrow against Church and party in that plat ' and had thought it were not in 'Retrofit say at the same tim individuals who fa The Earl of LA fully understood wi titan anybody else. loners to estimate The Petition I The Bari of L alteration in the county of Forfar the Banffshire F habitants of the t, on the table. Lord REI Landholders , table.—Adjot Strangers were n the House having Section Comnsitti The SPEAKE bring in a number Arr. MAL the Corn Lei Mr. DUN in Yorkshire, expressed his and that the be printed. Mr. DI( your of tie Sir E. KNATCHBULL said he would avail hithself of that opportunity of putting a question to the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite (l4rr. Peel), on the subject of the Corn Laws. It WJS proposed again to postpone the discussion, as to the propriety of an alteration in those laws, and it was understood that this further postpone ment took place in consequence of the illness of the Right Hon. Secretary for Foreign Affairs._ The Hon. Baronet confessed that that was not to him a satisfac tory reason for such a measure. He thought'that the subject was not only foreign to the department of The Right Hon. Secretary, but that it belonged peculiarly to the President of the Board of Trade; as he had been informed, however, that circumstances would prevent that Right Hon. Gentleman from bringing it forward, he would not obj2ct to the delay, although he in com mon with a great many was extremely desirous that the question should at once be discussed. What he wished to learn was, the worse which his Majesty's blinisteis intended to pursue? Wire:her they intended to apply for leave to bu rg in a Bill; whether they tended to propose a series sti resolutions which might bind the House to some pat t;cular system; or whether they intended to proceed in any other' , manner. • The subject was one of vast importance, and there. eras a great anxiety throughout the country to kritsw 4 what plan his Majesty's Advisers intended to adopt.,.e.kle therefore trusted that the Right Hon. Gent: (Mt . Osel) would favour him with an answer to his quests which _would be so far explicit as to sentare.* oalby any (rum apprehension that •it was the: intestioss*Mitsisters to eideavout to bind down the Ifolawave insae.; and Okreforerdo sae deliberation and discussion. So. Knatplltull) WOW not on that occasion state his opinions on the . iittesti4n, but heolitist pro test against the adoption of any measure which . Would prevent a just decision being arrived it. Mr. Secretary PEEL said, thepalthousis**ust, as the lime would teadilt conceA, deeline'aiiihst any exp:un.i; ion as to aelast,iculass of the cours#..4lich would be pursued by hit;. Right Hon. Friend, the Se cretary I.r Foreign. Affairs, he bad no objectioli to an swer the question put tolum by the Hons:Bawonet. His M-jesiy's Ministers ha* endeasiouisesti4o;chimsse that course which aftleafartitifern the bee calculated to 1 1 i