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••1 r ti Aon4t_ At-At.oo-4.4 (* lll ---kz .. Num,iiieTl3,l6s.] SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1829. Pale' SEVINNINCE. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. James Edwards. Twiebenkm, boot maker. Thomas Hint, Ream:met: statkater. BANKRUPTCY SUPRRSEDED. Thomas Glover, Derby, Ita unaoufseterer. _ BANKRUPTL _ STRATTONSTREIT. PICCADILLY. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 'PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, A few PLATED ARTICLES. and other Effeekl. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. JOHN ROBI NS, /Of Warwick House, Regent.street) On the Promisee, No. 11, &rattan street, Modify, On Tresemr. the 19th of May, at Eleven o'Cleek CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. eilm %, prielsg Four Post and Tent Bedsteads and rifiktirtto sea soned Beds and Bedding, Wash•hand and Tables and Glares. Chests of Drawee, Drawing Rosen and DMus Partner i Window Curtains in Chintz Cotton and Mahe; Sas, Chairs. Ste. en sate; Pier and Chimney Glaser, Grecian lamps, a fro Plated Arddes. well mods Cabinet Artides in Rosewood and Ma. befiele7 Lon. Card, Pembroke. and Work Tables ; capital of Set Puget Dining Ditto ; Cellaret Mdsboad, Library Cheilkolers, Dining Room Chairs, Turkey and Brussels Carpets and Mouth Rags. Fenders and Fire Was, and various ether °tribe some Day. at One °Tisch, era he Sold, The 14ASE of the desirable ,FAMIX iIIESIDENCE. with Ofkes, a. May he timed an Monday prneding avid Catalogues le had as the Promisees of Mass.. Gesfrows, Eindoar, and liteleMilet Sadism Now-trquare, Useela's km; at GatiniMes Ceitswirosse; and of Mr. Remus, No. 170, Ergentrstreet., WHETSTONE, NEAR BARNET. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, DWELLING HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, AND OUTBUILDINGS, TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hone, Regan-street), At Garraway's Coffee Hone, 'Change-alloy, CornbUl. Oa Taaasaar. the Slat at M ay, 11119. at Twelve o'Clock. IN LOTS, AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE. situate agar the Greta Maa, Wbetaose, held cadet the Haase of Friars Baran. at a small Qait Rest Flue. accarellag to custom, LW THZ HAMLET OF HAMMERSMITH AND PARISH OF FULHAM VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, TWO CAPITAL FARMS, FARM HOUSE, BARNS, OUTBUILDINGS—and nearly FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of Capital MEADOW LAND, and TITHES, HIGHLY ADVANTAGEOUS FOR INVESTMENT. Catherine Barber, Little New p ott.street. Wombat', victualler. to surrender, May I S. IS, at twelve. and June UN at eleven, at the Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.stren, Attendee. Messrs. Vandercens and Co. Bush-lane. Canneastreet. John Minter Han, Ram India Chambers, Leadenhall.street, wine merchant, May IS, at eleven, IL sad June IV, at nine. at the Court el Cemsnissimiers of Bankrupts, Batinghall street. At. nosey, Mr. N. Bowden, Little St. Memel Apostle, Owen. street. Chespable. George Ali and Wingfield Gee. Mercett-mill. Gloucestershire, silk throwsten, ltai is, at seven, 19, and June 19, at eleven, at the C4OllO Inn. Keratin', Worcestershire. Attendee, Sie..rs. Wimbern and Cse. Chancery-lane ;se Messrs. Lavendet and Co. Benham. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS. (Of Warwkk Howe, Regent-street). At °areaway's Cofee House 'Cltaaeralky. CernkM. Oa Twosome, the slat day of day. 11129. at Twelve o'Cloek, IN LOTS. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Held ender the See of Loadoe, A Cottage with two &ems on the Ground floor. and name over, Cellar. Garden. Sic. in the occupation of JewTh A Cottage adjoining. with 4.'llde-fronted Shop. Palliser, Rogow over, Yard, Wash Hum. Gerdes. Ste. in the occupation et John T HE WORMHOLE Wi) EYNHAM FARMS; SWUM '" — ,iciistement adjoining. containing a Baker's Shop, Parlour, Bake Home. Bed Ream over, Attics, Ac. in the °stupidest of and ea lease to Mahon Swam A brick built Dwelling lime. with Butcher's Shop, neat Par. Wu.. with Bed Rooms over. Kitchen. Wash Home, Ac. Stables /Of ism berms. Lacs over. Slaughter House, large Yard, Sm. • To bomievred by epplyiag to the tenants. Particulars may be had of Mr. Atileid. Aacdonrer. Whetstone; at the Green Man, and the Red Lion Inn, Barnet; the Wellington Arms, and the Inns at Highgate; the Castle, Hampstead; the Inns, Tottenham and Rdissootoo ; at Garret/Ws; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent.street. StTIPPOLIC, IN THE PAUSE! Or HAUGHLEIGH. VALUABLE COPYHOLI) nen FRBEtiOLD ESTATES, Pam Home. Yards, Garden. Barn, Statile...Granaries. Carrie Shed% Cottages, and spirted. of • ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACARS &eelNal Arable and Pasture Laid. in Ides Culthatioe. easels Mom mike ream Stownsarket. ea tile foal to Boteedde. NORFOLK. A SHORT DISTANCE FROM TR* COAST. And ernitignens to Water Carriage, with VALUARLR COMMON RIGHT; ♦Las FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, In the Borough of Bury Su lislnsuscre, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.strees,) At the Bell lan, Bury St. Edmund's, On *.'sonar. the 13th of May, 11129, at Twelve &Clock, A VALUABLE and very Desirable COPYHOLD and FREEHOLD ESTATE, Situateln the Parish and Manor of Hasrersasse,in the Cooney of &mots ; Alum three miles from Stowniarket, twelve from Bury St. Edniund'a, and nearly the same from Botesdale; a short distance from Water Carriage, rendering the Market of Ipswich available at as easy expense ; comprising The MEER FARM and the GREEN FARM, With Farm House, Garden. Yards, Barns, Stables, Granaries, Cow Howes, and other necessary Agricultural Buildings, Cottages t itc. 6111) OPWASDIS or ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES _ Of eacelisit;trabie aisiPa;tU;Land, aU lying compact. adjoin. in the Torepike Read, in a tine watt of cultivation; with the right of Comma ea Hatieldeigh.Conunen. In the occupauea of Mr. James Witham, a highly respectable Tenant; in a Ent part of the Coontrti o a n t o m d t kes eveth u tzafor investment. Abe, A D DWEL LI NG- BOUM. shame W Blaby Gate, In the Borough of Bevy Sr. Edmund's, with Garden, Stm In the escapades of Mr. Walton. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Berdeolar• May be had ; at the King's Read. and White Hart. Ismemarbes; King's Had. VW and Sanjay l Crewe. Betesdale ; Hal, atop St. Edmond's; Golden Lien, *wick; Oiess.coiribrom / White yiu.Akelgftipati Endured; fit bit ihierma, Seliciter. Se. mniirecri-isiaTL Poultry I at Garrawars; and of Mr. Rawls. Be. 170, Regent -street. COPSE HILL. WIMBLEDON—SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Redeemed; CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY MANSION, 3,4IIITIVULLT away% With all requisite attached and deem:bed O•eee, COACH HOUSE, STABLES FOE TWELVE HORSES. Zotendve Kits:bee Garden. Conservatory. Orem Home, Melon Ground. lee House.k.e. 11/116111111 OP TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY AMISS . Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, ornanseuted by Sheets of Water. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street) At Oarraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Oa Tnaasaar, the 14th of . May, latb, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONR LOT, A VALUABLE and VERY DESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, Land Tan eedeented. A substantial BRICK BUILT MANSION, adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of Distinction. with sakes of handsome and well proportioned Apartments, beauti 'hilly situate on a &He'd's! Lawn, encompassing the South and West Fronts, with Parterres of Flowers, richly ornamented with stately Timber, Tulip and Cedar Trees of exquisite beauty, on a fine commanding Eminence, embracing extensive and highly varied and interesting Views ewer a 6ne, fertile, diversified Country. luxuriantly Timbered, including Coombe Wood, Hampton Court, and Epsom Downs. THE HOUSE Is approached by a Carriage Drive of considerable extent, through Plairtatious of thriving Evergreens, Shrubs. Sic. with a Carriage Sweep in fromobe entrance under a Colonade. to a capital lofty lien. Lobby and Hall to the West. or principal Frost; an Anti lintatn s leading to a capital lofty Drawing Rom. and a Boudoir .adjiriiting; these Room. are all correspoodently and tastefully fitted up; a capital lofty Dining Parlour. waUs Stuccoed and Painted, the' Ceiling ornamented with Historic Paintings; Servant's Waking Room; Orman and Water Closet; Lobby, with int-proof Mew, Servants and Butler's Room. The South Front is imam famed with a Veranda and C.onservateries at each end. On the West Profit an Arai Room, with bowed end, lead ing to a capital Mary; both Rooms fitted up alike, and Gentle man's Dion% Room ihreand. A commodious principal tight nisallota seethe firm Amur, with mahogany hand rail, coved ceiling. bis,lletranee Room and Libby. leading to a capital principal lied .ellainber, with two Dressing Roams attached on the South Front, Watt'. and Housemaid's Closets, two' other Bed Chambers and brewing Room, Clowt,ice. &bowed. Bed Chamber oo the West Frvor, and Dressing Room adjoining. School Room with bowed Ind L i Room, and passage leading to a capital Nursery, with toyed Gang, Governess's Sleeping Room adjoining; a secondary Dad Chamb e r; a ll . t h e R ooms paper ed and 'neatly fitted up. A Passage and soothet Water Closet. Over the Offices. Bed Clitiu• bete, and Dormitories for Servants. In the Attics are four Sleep lug Rooms and Lumber Room, two secondary Staircases. The Dome:tic Offices are excluded tram the body of the Man. lion. very complete, well arranged, and suited to the Establish ment. with arched and other Cellarlog; Yard, and Out Offices; with a rod supply of excellent Water. D. tubed, and weluded from tire Mansion, Laundry and Wash Hower. with Drying Ground at the back ; Coach Houses; Stables fee Twelve Horses, with lien's Rooms. Lofts, Am. Pouffe, Yard and Houses ; Dairy neatly fitted up; Scullery • Farm Yards, and all requi•ite Buildings, & A . c a pi ta l Ki tc h ell ardeo, well Stocked led Cropped, and planted with Standard and E.palier 'Trees; Green House and Melon Ground, Tool Howe, Sheds, Ate. The Rotate cootains upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, AND WOOD LAND. ?restating a beautiful Parklike appearance, with Sheets of Water, tunnye flue dry gravelled Walks, Rude Ice House, and a line Aprlegof Water, all within a Ring Peac e ( except one small field), besotted by the Roads from Wimbledon to Kingston, and from thence to Helton. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be bad 'on the Premises; at rite ROW and Crown, Wimbledon ; Carole and Talbot, Riehnimid 4 Gran, Kingstna ; Tny, Haulm Comet ; at Gura bay's, sad st Mr. Radios, No. 170, Kegent.stroes. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND PART TITHE FREE' ESTATE; DESIRABLE FAMILY MANSION, COACH HOUSE, STABLES, ♦ND ALL REQUISITE AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS. AND UPWARDS OF ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES OE Meadow, Future. Arable Lead. Plantation, sad Sheep Walk; Rectorial Tithes, kc. TO BE SOLD BT AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick Hem, Regeavetreet, As Oarraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Coral" Ow Toomosr, tko nu of May. 1829, at Tardy' &Clock, In Ono Lot. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and PART TITHE -IA. PREZ ESTATE; au eligible Property for residence and investment; Moats in the parishes of Berwick and Barnser, near Burnham Market and the Port of firascaster, a Ikon distance from Fakenhant and Lynn, capital market towns, and a very de sirable part of the county of Norfolk, in a country abounding with game. The Mansion has recently Wm onlary4 at considerable expenee, and is adapted for the scoanmmidation et a Family of the highest respectability, seated on a Laws, scremed. from the Monk and East by luxuriant pang Plantedum of Oak, Beech, acc. in a floe boakky situation, with pleasant lades and Drives in various direc tions, and a sheet distance been the Sea. - An randlent and punkah, Kitchen Garden , planted with Standard and other Trees; Coach House, Stables. and Mena' Roams, Cow Reuses, Granaries. /cc. Meadow. Pastore, Arable Land, Plantation and Sheep Walk. containing le all ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES, Principally divided into eligible and convenient Enclosures, with Dlwty Of Water. Also. THE RECTORIAL TITHES, Arising front neatly 24g Acres of Land in the parish of Harmer. The Lands in Berwick have inunamerially paid a modes in lies of Small 'lithe. The Agricultural Buildings are all erected Of Stone and Brick, and combine every thing that is necessary for the meet of land. Labourers Cottages. Ste. and a Cottage, with large Garden,' at &anhoe, the '<limning parish. which might be rendered a cam. ramble Si:eating Bon fec a Sperm/am as the Lands &beluga with Game. Tb. House and Lands us let to a very respectable Tenant WI Michaelmas. HUI. sad with the right of Stoning. which is re served to the Proprietor. produce nearly • ONR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Two Pews in the Church at Swam are renewed to this Baum. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Yonne. ea the premises, of whom particulars may be had; at the Uulte's Head and Globs. Lyon; Homes Arms, Burnham Market ; Fleece. Wells; Red Lionaakenhana; Zing's Head, Denham; Mr. Reines, Solicitor. and the Black Boys. Aylsbans ; Ruse and Crown, Wisbeacti ; White Hart, Swaffhans; Norfolk Hotel. Norwich; at Garraway's ; and of Pr. Roams, No. 170, Regeut-stract, where a Plan of the Estate may be sect. PALL4IALL EAST. • VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Held tinder the Crown for a long Term of Years, Highly eligible for Investment, being In the line of the new Improvements from Pall-Mall to the Strand. And contiguous to Whitehall. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Gerrseray's Coffee Hens*, 'Change Alley, Cardin!, Oa Tioasaav, the isth of May, 1829, at Tvielve o'Clock, IN THREE LOTS, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held under the Crown foe nearly Ninety-nine Years ; comprising Three very substantial bent DWELLING-HOUSIES, Thoroughly Sesioned, and Rowed en a highly decorative elevation,. Being the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Houses from Dorset Place. in Pall-Mall East, In a direct line of communication from Pali-Mall to the Strand, by the South side of St. Martin's Church; and by the Club Houses to Chad:seeress ; the space In front of which, it is con ceived, will bolaid out in a very attractive manner, to form one of the greatest Ornament to tise Metropolis, which will lead from thence to the Houses of Parliament, through Whitehall, the Public Offices and Courts. Los 1. A DWELLING HOUSE in the CARCASE, situate in Pall-mall East, adjoining the King's Mew., substantially Erected. Foot Stories High, Planned with Private Entrance, Shop, and Eatresol Apartments, in a state that it may be finished is a short interval of time for habitation, at a small expense, Levi. A. DWELLING HOUSE adjoining the foregoing Premises. containing on the Upper Floor two Bed Chambers and Servanu.' Room. Second Foor—a Sitting Room and two Bed Chambers, Water Clout, Am Principal Floor—Two Drawing Rooms elegantly used up, communicating by Folding Doors, Freneb Glazed Sashes opening to a Balcony, Mezzanine Floor or Easresol, a Sitting Room, Bed Chamber, Dressing Room, Draw ing Roons,micloseil Lobby, Ste. Ground Floor—Private Entrance, commodious Staircase, Water Onset on Landing, a spacious Shop, with separate entrance and Accempting House. Basement—a capital kitchen. Back Kitchen, Store Room, Closet under the Yard at the back, Servants' Water Closet, Area in front, Knife Hole, two Wine Cellars, amber Wine Cellar, Cole Hole, Dust Bin, Ike. The whole of the Premises are in most excellent order, and replete with every conveni e nc e; i n t h e occu p at i on o f, an d on desse to Mr. Cud for the whole Term, who has expended a considerable sum on the sante. Lot S. A DWELLING HOUSE on the West side of Mr. Cuff, the Saddler, which is finished, except the Painting, Paper ing, Ete. Four Stories high, with ruotny Shop and Private Entrance on the Ground Floor; convenient Kitchens and Odices in the Basentent._ These Houses are most comnsodlotitly and conveniently planned and asringed, pmsesshig the advantages of Private Entrance and Entre•6l Apanments, combining the advantage' of double saw , ' pation it required. To be viewed by applyibg to Mr.Csaises, at Mr. Cuff 's, et whom Particulars may be had; at Messrs. Lowe 's, Solicitors, Tempb at Garraway's Coree.bouse =dot Mr. Roams, No. 170, Itegest street. In the Runlet of Haninterentith and Parish of Fulham, near Shepherd's Bush, in the County of Mitldkeez. Loy 1. The WORM HOLT FARM; conspriiing Twenty Se Enclosures at capkal )I EA DOW LA NO, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES. dividitd by thriving Quick Fences, and abutting on the Uslart e r i l is • Levi. ZYNHAM'S FA R ; comprising a Farm Horse. with Garden. Stable. Outbuilding, he. and Dearly ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY-ONE ACRES of Capital MEADOW LAND, situate in Wood-lane; In the Occupation of Mr. Coton, a respect.ble Tenant at Will. • New Leases will be granted upon these Parses in the Purchasers' names, for three Lives, to he nominated by them, which will reader this Property highly advantageous for Investment. Lot 3. The GREAT TITHES arising from the above Farms and Lands, held on Lease for Three young healthy Lives. To be viewed by applying to Mr Young. at KM Acton ; and Mr. Cocoa. Wooddane. Shepherd's Bash. of whom Particulars may be had ; at the White Horse. Uabridge; Rod Lion, Mien. slow; Pigeons. Branford; Whitt Horse, Shepherd's Bush; of Christopher Hodgson, Reg Dean's-yard, Wedraioater ; at Gana. way's; and of Mr. Roams. No. 170, Rermt.street, where Plans of the Farms may be seen. , iibed, price Sd. at lot per hundred, i r rHE AN n•sLAVERY MONTHLY REPORTER. jI No. 4s, for MAY, containing—The British Critic's second Attack on the And-Slavery Reporter is Vindication of the Coo. version and Propagation Societies, considered and repelled, acc. To be had of Messrs. Hatchard. Ib7. Piccadilly ; Messrs. Arch, SI, C,ornbill ; and at the Anti.Stsvery Society's (Mice, IL Alder. ntanbury. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. FtHENGILLIS NERVOUS DROPS.—To thole A: who are afflicted with Nervous Disorders and their warless distressing affections. as Oppression of Spirits. Head Aches, law of Appetite, Indigeoloa. Spasms, Tresses, Fainting Fits. and Debility or Relaxation of the System, k is conlideedy recess 'seeded to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine. frank which they are assured of obtaining inmediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it, agreeably to the directness gives, the coos. pletere.establisbnient of their health. Sold in betties at U. id. 11.. and Ins. by Messrs. Bailer. Chemists, Cliforide, ismer et St. Paul's, London; Subtitle street, Dublin ; and Prinees-stree, Edinburgh ; and the principal Idaidicine Venders. Of whom may be had FOTHERGILLE TONIC FEMALE PILLS, recommended in general Debility of the Constitution ; also as a safe and eleenent remedy in those periodical Irregularities which Females of delicate and languid airadatiso, more especially she younger put, are liable to. In boxes at ls. led. and So. 9d. FROM THE LONDON GAZETIE, MAY 8. Ty ADMIRAL DIET S. 1129. Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm has transmitted to the Right Honourable John Wilson Croker, a letter from Commander Nias. of his Majesty's stoup Alacrity, reporting that a piratical intuit°, which had plundered a small vessel under lonian colours and committed other depredations. was captured on the itch of January laic. near Cape Paillourl, in the Archipelago, by the Ala crity's cutter, under the orders of Lieutenant Charles Fred tick. On the approach of the host. the pirate bred into her, but the best immediately ran aloopide, and the pirate was gallantly boarded and carried by Lieutenant Frederick and his boat's Crew . The Captain or the tnistico, a noted pirate named Giorgi, and one of his men were severely womati,d, and with two other, made prisoners, and sent to Malta for trial. The rest of the pirate's crew jumped overboard. and were *kW drowned or made their escape by swimming to the shore. In performing this service, Lieutenant Frederick was et/wooly wounded; as also Mr. Charles C Austin. Midshipman;, James Stirling, seaman ; and John Diann, corporal of swipes ; and Joseph Massey, a private marine, was slightly wounded. W A R-OFBICE, Mar 7 , ISt& . . The bait pay of die andernieationed °awn bee bees cancelled from the ads 'lay, iintit. includes. on their receiving a ceastnated allowance fer their commbeitios : Lieutenant John Frances Wentworth Winslow, half pay 41st Foot • Ensign William Rutter, half pay 44th Foot; Lieutenant Edward Nicholas, half pay 71st Foot • Lieuteoant Hodgson Ship. herd, half pay Seth Light Dragoons ; Ensign Souniares Carey, half pay Sib Foot; Ensign Nesbitt Wood, half pay Seth Foot; Lieu. tenant Arthur Graeber, half pay unattached; Lieutenant Arai. bald Dunbar. half pay unattached; Lieutenant John Platt, half pay Royal Corsican Rangers; Lieutenant William Van, half pay unattached. Commissions in the Ring's Cheshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Major Peter Langford Brooke to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Townsbeud, resigned. Captain Jahn Marshall to be Major, vice Brooke, promoted. Commission in the West Somerset Regimeot of Yeomanry Cavalry. The Honourable Edward Charles Hugh Herbert to be Captain. CROWN-OFFICE, May O. Member returned to eerie in this present Parliament. Borough of Horsham—The Right Manageable Henry Charles Howard, commonly called the Earl of Surrey, in the room of Rooert Hurst, 6,aq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. CIRCUItS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. SUMMIIt CIRCUIT.. 1829. klutr.ams Cracuts.—H. IL Ittmemais, kat Chief Commisdower. Hanfordahire, at Hertford, July 11 Essex, at Chelmsfood, July 13—liesez, at Colchester, July 14—Suffulk, st Ipswich, July IS—Norfolk, at IfArmoutb, July 17 Norfolk, at Norwich and City, July Itl—Norfolk, at Lyon, July 21—Surolk, at Ilury St. litimuods, July Su—Cambridgeshire, at Cambridge. July SS-- . Cambridgeshire, at Ely. July Y 4 Iluntiogdonisire, at Hun tingdon. July 25—Bedfordshire, at Bedford. July 27—Northamp tonshire. at Northampton. July 2a—Leicestershire, at Leicester, July 30—Warwickshire at Coventry, August I—Warwickshire, at Warwick, August 3-Staffordshire. at Litchfield, August 5 Staffordshire, at Stafford, August 6—Shropshire, at Shrewsbury, August 2—Buckinghamshire, at Aylesbury, August 11. ?Immune ascot... 4. G. Hasaw, Ksq. Commissioner. Haciendas:we. at Oakhant, Jane 115—Lincolnshire. at Lin:oln and City, June 24—Nottinghamshire, at Nottingham aad Town, June IM—Derbyshire, at Derby. Julie a7—Yorkshire, at Wake. field, June 30—Yorkddre, at Kinptots-upon-Hull, July 7—York shire, at York and City, July 9—Yorkshire, at Rithmend, July 11 —.Durham, at Durham, July 14—Northumberland, at Newcastle opoo.Tyne and Town. July,l6—Cumberland. at Carlisle. July 21 Westmoreland. at Kendal, July 25—Lancashire, at Lancaster, July 9a—Lancashire, at Liverpool, August 4—Citeshire r atChes:, ter and City, August 7. Ihwestrau Cisme—W. J. Law, Bs+ Consesisslonw. Isstskire. at 'leading. Jose 25—Orfordsitire. at Osfonl and City. June 2S—Gloacestershire. at Gloucester and City. June 17 —Worcestershire, at Worcester and City, 59—Herefordshire, at Hereford sod City. July I—Moniaoutlisbire t at Monmouth, July n...illonntoutbakire. at Bristol, July 6—Sonsersetskire. at Bath. July 3—Somersetaire, at Wells, July. 3--Dereeshire at Bider and City, July 1 —CAwnwall, at Bedmin, July 15—Devonshlre, at Plymouth, July 17—Dorsetabire, .at Derehester, July 21— Wiltshire. at Salisbury, July 23—Balispsbiro, at Was:hater. July 24-11ampaire, at Southampton, Jay u—Semi ' at Horsham, July ss —Knot, t Dever, Aug. I—.lLast, at Casterbery, Aug. 3 —Kam, at Maidstone. Avg. 4. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Lee Stevens, Plymouth, awl mordant. John Stevens, Plymouth, ship owner. lanes Stevens, Plynnostls, Min nun:kat. Cbuies Hurl; Alcune?, Warwickshire, saddler. May 1!. at severs, 19, and June IL at eleven, at the Comm Inn and Hotel, Benham. Worcestershire. Attendee, Mr.J. Michael. Red lido square, Holborn; or Mews. Phelps and Co Evesham. ' James Gunton Garner, Itytooupeo-Dunmore, W.rsvicksbire, miller, May IS, at seven, at the Once of Messrs. Green says and G. Warwick, 19, and Jens 19, at Hese% a the Warwick Arms Hots!. Warwick. Mummies Messrs. Hutting and Co. Gray's Ingt- place ; or Messrs. Greenways and Co. Warwi.:k. Richard Badoick, Getter-lane. warehouseman. May IL 22. at two, and June 19, at three, at the Court of Commissioners of Va A ny% Badegball.street. Meanies, Masora. J. and W. James, Bectienbery. James Townley, Castle Doolngton, Lekestenbire autos &pignut, June 2. 3, and 19, at eleven, at the Black's Head Inn, Noah's. ham. Attornies, Munn. Fearnbead and Co. Nottingbam ; or Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple. Jan*" Patterson. senior, and George Frederick Patterson, Manor House, fibula/well, hoarding ham keepers, May 11. et, and June 19, at tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Bakrupt , Ba.inghallureet. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Cannes-street. Benjamin Slugs, Berwseadser.wall„ Beregoodsey, May 12, 22. and June 19, at elects, at the Court el Commissioners of Bank. Monks, Messrs. Joss, and Co. ruins, Bmingballsioroet. Mincing-lane. Thomas Dickinson, Liverpool. timber merchant. Slay IS, MI, and Josef!, at two. at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Arranges, Messrs. Keeney sad Co. Lockhart; or Mr. W. M. Wdlimmun, Liverpool. George Weeding Rardlaley. Herefordshire, draper, hay 15, 16 and June 19, at ten, at the Red Laos len. Leominster. Attars. Dies, Mr. O. Smith, Badngliall.sweet ; or Messrs. Coates and Co. Leominster. Richard Simms, Either Sums", Ann Simms, and Jaws Hamer, jun. Nottinghamshire, cotton doubler., Jose 9.3, and 19, at twelve, at the White Lion ion, Nottingham. Atiornire, Mears. Payne and Ca Nottingham; or Messrs. O. T. and It. Taylor, Feathentoassisididings, Holborn. John Hussey Fagan, Old Broad -street. merchant, May IS, 26, at twelve, and June 19, at eleven, at the Coen et Comm'a''. era of Bankrupts, Renaghall-street. Auerney, hir. NIA% Princess. street, Bank. William fiberley, &Lowell. innkeeper, May IS, at eleven, It, at na. and Swell., at eleven, at the Coon of Corimoissioaers of Bankrupts. Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Orcherd. strut, Portasassognare. IMPERIAL PA RLIAM ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. MAY 8. The House opened at ►alf past four o'clock, sod t►e Loos Custcamoa took bis seat at a quarter past Gee o'clock. Load KING presented a Petition from t►e Woo'cambers of Kiddermiu.ter far Repeal of the Coca Laws. The petitioners said they ►ad read Colonel Torreus's Essay on the Corn Liws. The Karl of II ofturr moaned a Petition from the mgr. *haat., bankers, and s►ipowners of Plymouth, pr.yiag for removal of the East India Coeapaay's Meoopoly. PISS LASS ist haLmss. Earl DA ENLILT adverted to the introdon which be W es. premed. ma a former occasion, to introduce the Poor L.e. o Ireland, and observed that it must be !Down to :heir Lsd•klptr that a proposition bad been made in t►e other House id P. 4 meet on that 'object. In the debate Which roused last night, * was a smistectioa to itoow, that. among the numerous "pesters upon the proposition, there was DOC one why did not admit that the system of Poor Laws must be partially adopted, with a 'kW to the relief of Ireland. The Noble Bari added, that it was ant his intention to do any thing himself, due.ng the present Nes• no, upon the question, but his hope was. U. .1 during the fetes. h Majesty's Government would turn their site .lion to h, and brdtg the question forward neat year. On Idersomy it wee his inns ion to move for papers on soother subject, and be should take the op portunity to making fiddler observation. Lord MALMESBUItY emoldered Monday an Isseenvepiest day for the Noble Earl's modem Earl DARNLEY said. his motion would rot occupy muck dine. He did not anticipate upposkioa. It theta uas likely to be soy he should not hting it on. The Marquis of CLAN itICARDE be go I leavet o say that he should oppose any imam* which might have she erect of intri.- doting the Poor haws to Ireland. it was fortunate for that the attempt to introduce the Poor Laws would be made at a time when those lows appeared in the worst deformity. At no moment could their Lordship* be made more sensible than at pre sent of the impracticability of the Englisla Pow Laws. His hope was that their Lordships would net nsahe the people of Ireland sot fer the evils which the Poor Laws bad produced in England. It was a fact well known that able bodied men were then t-king from the parishes in various parts of the country three shillings a week. Toe root Laws in Ireland would produce a general state of pauperism. Several private Bills were then brought up from the Commons, and read the brst date. raocutintos to camiscetyr. The LORD CHANCELLOR said hd had to lay ea their Lordships' table a Bill for giving further tacihty to pr.weeilints cd justice In the Coon at Chancery. Hi. Lord.inp accordingly moved the Rill be read the Ant time, and gave mkt that be .Isuold muse the second reading ow Tuesday next. It was his interne, to state en Tuesday the circumstances %shish gave rise to the Hill. snetthe way In which It was connected with the Report of the Common Lew Costintbolosem. Taw Hill having bees read the Arve date, the House Adjourned to diandey. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair it a guano to foot o'clock. Mr. JomNsow, frost the Secretary an Nt.te's Me anal Mr. Fuses. from the Musk of Reiland. attended sad hand ed in some papers. Mr. Alderman WOOD presented the Report of the Smlthe Market Committee, and the Loodon bridge Approach Bill. sad the former was as-tiered to be recommette4. Atter a few words., from Mr. Talsarfall Mr. Deems 11, Mr. Selma? Weans% and Mr. Wont), the Bo ole went into a a otnellictife 00 the latter. . Mr. TEHHYSON proposed an amendment. which was subse quently withdrawn. The House then resumed, and the upon wu ordered to be re ceived on Monday neat. Mr. R. COLBURN presented the Report of the Dover Este tioa Committee g which stated that the right of voting rested with the reskient and ssess-reskient barges...; thus confirming the late election. Air. J. WOOD presented a Petition from a person of the omit of Pitt, who stated that be was Agent for certain persons whine interests would be materially aimed by the mods* of tbe,Loadon Bridge Approach Bill. and praying that it might opt pap int a law. The petitioner further stated, that be bad applied (or leave to he examined before the Loodon Bridge Committee. hot wee refused, unless be paid certain fees to the Clerk of the Cannsittce, which the petitioner objected to, and did Doc pay. Mr. SPEAKiLIi said that the clerk was in the habit of receiv ing fees from all parties examined before the Committee of the Home; the table of fees was two hundred years old—(A laugh). He would, the Ant case/Went opportunity, Moat into the Journals el the House, and ascertain mealy in whom the right of receiving • • fees in such cases was established, and report to the Horse so the subject.—The petition was ordered to be withdrawn. Thu County Bridge Bill was brought up and read a seamed time. • Lord MILTON pieuesd two Petitions Irons Leeds sediTlit. lad, against the renewal et the Honourable /hot India Cnespoey's Llierter.—Laid on the table. Mr. HUME nnooneed a Pedalo from the Gelidity of Perth against the &sick Gad Id; and another from the Woolstaplers, and Member* et de Andaread Tax Society II Niddernd.ut