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NU NUMBER 121636.1 T-- • VICTUALLING-OFFICE. 44 s. COMMISSION 'or VICTU ALLING Ihis imarrrs Nen', lc. de WON give +take . Dot se Toomey, dm Ilith frown, they wilt be ready to retiree ! a im in writing (sealed up). and treat for the supply of ail seek IiCAOITIgs of VEGILTABLRS as may be deenauded be 0 0 se of his Majesty's Ship, and Vessels at Chatham, Sheerness, o i the Wore, for the space . of Three Years, from the 1K of )Mr WO' The Conditions of the Contract may he ieeg at this °dee, or by g oring to the %attain Storekeeper at Sheerness. yet T,oder most specify the price in swords at length,- and be edema( before One &Cloth on the D oy appointed ; and the Person win makes the Tender, of tonic Penton no his behalf, must attend n Bill wer when called for. M. 'VALLEE CLIFTON. SOCIETY tot the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of ramsonts IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Crammer 's; Strand, April 4, 1147. A T AN ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, he! 1 this ib e Nottovnbie Lord DEINgTAM#ILLIc t inI b s The Honourable PHILIP PUSSY, V.P. • Jour. Camino Wenn, Raq. Treasurer. Pigott. R.* J. Repye, Req. A. Haitias,. E.g. Rev. W. Winthrop. ft B. Ci►hefl, J. Wilford, Esq. C. Mackenzie, E.q. C. Walker, Seq. • Mr. talons. Reported that the number of Debtors discharged from the witrosedessed Prisons, and Relieved, within the last Year, was boa, of when 633 had Wives, with 1,023 Children ; and that the average (spent! OnaktEng every incidental expenditure), was Lt Cd. each. Appleby Ailesbsry 7 Ao,emaris t 1 Besstaple 5 Vedsain 7 Urea* 6 St, Brines 7 Driest Roy & Edmund'. 6 liereegh Compter 20 Carrmarthen 10 Caernarvon 3 Mint a 11-Isertoa Fleet 102 Gloucester 4 Hereford 7 Ihverfordwest a 3 t r ifx il 10 0.11 a Helotingdoo Ipswich 10 Mester la . glog's Bench 171 laisarer 25 Teeritesborp 7 'Tuthill 10 Warwict a Worcester Lewes Peveril 2 Winchester Moodlouth 7 , Whitrchapel bliougomery $ I Whitecrosts Macclesfield f, Great Yarmouth 4 Morpeth a York 9 Maidstone 21 .111 MM Neweastle-upou- Tyue Nottingham Northampton Nortek!' Oxford >akhain Puresatostk Rut!swell Southampton Shrewsbury Stafford Sur: y W' Carebridge Clidonsrerd Cardigan Carink Miter aroma Dodos Dow &seater Rota 71 Minimises 174 69 Prisons . .IAM BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT. De Totems of Bishop Andrews's Charity (424 Bent , X s 4. Wise) . . . . . 140 0 0 Glad Mid= and Mrs. Madan (per Mews. Cocks od Wochislph) . . A. S S 0 St Grey Postwil, per Ditto . . A. • • 0 71e lion. Colonel Fitzroy Stanhope. per Ditto A. 1 2 0 CAM I Willim Bird, per Ditto - • . . 1 -0 0 iiii.s Stai4.-rt . . . A. 1 1 at . 1 , 1}•• Camitne Standert • A. 1 1 0 F. Lint Kg( • A. 3 3 0 . AIM *man . • • -A. 22 0 • The Err. J. Haggitt • A. 2 2 0 Mts. Martin . . • . A. 1 1 0 • • Nate Ayrey, E.g. . A. A 0 0 • A. C. (Litter Box) • • . S 0 0 Lobelias . . . 3 0 0 • • C.ll. (letter Boa) • . .S 0 0 Capten Charles Sotheby. ILN. . . 20 0 de llobert Johnson Ram, Bart. (per Messrs. Wright) 5 0 0 £194 17 0 Llhcturgid and relieved from rations Prisons,l2* . Debtors, fur the sum of . • £3Bl 15s. 7d. Considered the CAICOS of - 47 Petitioners Approved _ - - - 20 lur further inquiry 6 itejeatd - - 5 and Considered Inadmissible - 14. Benefactions are received by John Camden Neiid, Esq. the %ewer, Cheyee-walk, Chelsea ; - mho by Meant. Harries, Far- Oar, and C 0..&. Janseesnmeet Hams, Vissintrast ; Whit more and Co. Lombard-street ; Casks and Co. Chartnverosa ; Denim and Co. Finch-lane, Cornball; Hannaersisys, Ponytail' ; Von and Co. No. 77, Lombard-tercet; and by Mr. Grasewell, ht Secretary, No. 7, Craren.suvet, Strand, where the Hooks may le nes by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and vine the Society meet on the Ara Wednesday in every Meath. FAMILIES abnut to FURNISH, will find, on in- • g the Ware firms HRNRY L. COOPER, 10. bISHOPSG ATE.STRILET WITHIN, tie foU.owing Ankles, at Prices decidedly reasonable. for Fresher* it superior Style and lisawacture t UPHOLSTER Y—A rich assortment of Furnitore,Silks,Cithuses, Crape Damasks, More.ws, Fringes, &c, CABINET WORK—Of the tiro quality and Materials; also said Furniture fur Foreign Climates. lIIIPPING-. , Cabins Stied up with Rlrgattee and *Dispatsts and P.m/tigers' requisites prasidesL CH AOS Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed Rooms, Sm. C AnrETS—Brosalls, et the int gaairty, 4e. MI. pormrd; 1.- pence Kidderminster. Ss. 44. wad alms squally low. LOOKING GLASSILS— Prom the stoat assimilkent to the straWset, for atinmies, has, and Tellases. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful g r uillede fee Comot Tables. Masan, Fcc. FAVER.HANGING and PAINTING--In abe Rtelieet "as the llainect kale. FUNERALS-- Attwided in the most respectful manner, and par ticular regard paid to Economy. BOLISE AG lINCY —Houses and Ratak* registered for Letting or Disposal, R without charge, 'SALES, APPRAISMKNTS, AND COLLECTION OP RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. ii.L COOPER, 93, Btmoneareataam Watling, has the honour of bring Ramployed and Patronised by some of the Ant Families in the:Kingdom. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed li quor ( t h e or i g i na l in nation of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in tag Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the I 'onus( over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pro. tiled, it the grea t e st perfection, by Messrs. THOS and WM. ',41141kY, M anu facturing Chemists, Manchester. It is mid in lortise, witoksale andtoksale retail, by Mes srs . B arr e r an d Banw, b Cockspur.street ; and Remit, price us. id. by one , litst Sr more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine,. wain the names of tire above preparers are engraved on the ke:trhetntitetit ~t amp, whirls is fixed over the cork of each box.— ," 3 Vollite Buses are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. At tb,„ al be had, au th enticated by dmilar stamp 1111 " : $ (41 -crait Y • " 4/..somisas4 bottles at Ss. ad. *vault-en 11 Wffitetsstl4..64. . . of . • •. r a07) 1'4 41. 4 . . • 4. O f ' Og !"!'U i i , S . . . ' mss`, _k . ) , 1111, t " \ 1 11, ... i d ~,,,,, .......".._ _ _ ~„„.: . WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1827 . CHBVALTRR Rosmrs THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI be g s to inform the Nnl.ility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr. Charles Butler. 4, Cheapside, Agent for the sale of his Medidnee, Tilt. the Dtlitribce and Tincture fir beautifying and preserehtg the Teeth moil Gums, and fastening these ,Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir ler curing the Tomb-ache, and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping aU Bleeding. 'sternal and Internal. They are now pre paredAy the Cumuli% from dee original Receipt of his Father. Said hy Butlers, t hernias ' 4, Cheapsida, earner of St. Paul's, London ; 54. Sacliville•street, Dublin • and 73, Princes-street. ' idinburgh ; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street ; smith, principal MedicineVenders throughout tbellidted [Meow. gp The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Name of the Climates, J. B. Rearm la engraved en •the Government Stamp which la attached to each bon and bottle. FRENCI4 PAPERS. IPODU TEE IMMO' Of SOODAT, OM& IS. NAPOLI DI ROMANIA. Maims it. (vase ant cossesSousincs.) The death of the unfortunate Colonel Bourbacki is confirmed. His head was carried in triumph by the Tacks up to the walls of the Acropolis. The Greeks composing the garrison, alarmed at the ill success of the troops of the camp without. sent out in the night two brave PaHenri, who passed through the enemy's army to get to the Punta% In order to obtain correct information respecting this unfortunate affair. They found the Greeks very well fortified there, and learnt that Karaiskaki had just gained a brilliant victory. Then the troops in the Pincus, in concert with the gar rison of the Acropolis, •attacked the Seraskier in his camp. This attack was completely successful. The Greets eetirely defeated the Turks, took a great quan tity of provisions, Stc. and returned into die fortress, which has now a very good stock if provisions. In this sally the heroine Madame Goura, w ffe of the celebrate (;aural of that n.me, was killed at tbehead of her ttoops, after having shewn herself worthy of the' reputation of her he,banct. Karaiskaki has fixed his camp at Elands, where he has effected his junction with the old Caratassl and the patriot Coletti. Omer Pacha, after having been defeated by Kermit kaki at Distomn, took to flight, leaving all his baggage and artillery, which now serves the Greeks. A great neniber of his seen were taken prisoners, who were pot to death, to - revenge the as,aisination of Bonrbacki. The Hellas frigate, commanded by Mianlis, is at Negropont with a strong division, to hinder provisions reaching the camp of the Seraskier. The Government is taking the most energetic measures to drive the Turks from before Athens. Fabvier is still in the Acropolis. Missnlonghi is closely blockaded by General Makri. That place mast soon surrender. being in want of pro visions. Admiral Cochrane and General Church have not yet appeared in these pasts. Commodore Hamilton is still at Egina, the seat of Government, while Admiral de Rigny remains at Smyrna, and does not shew himself any more in our seas. The American crew of the Hellas has returned to America, on board a frigate of that nation. Mistulis is appointed Higb Admiral of the whole Greek navy.— Paolicci, who commanded the Austrian squadron, is succeeded by Dandolo. Maurocoidato has been banished to Syr* by a deci sion of the Government. Dr. Bailly continues to merit the esteem of the Greeks by his humanity to the sick.— He is now attending Colonel Itayband, whose wounds are beginning to heal. The new assembly is to meet at Csstri. It is gene rally believed that the seamen will make Ooodurionis President of the Government ; but the army would prefer CountViario de Capo brother to the ex-Russian Minister. • - FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APAIL 17. 'WHITEHALL, Aram IT. The King has been pleased to direct letter' patent to be paned under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom. condkedng and ap. pointing his Royal Highness William Henry Dishe.,or' clammes.. Ailmiratof his Majesty's Fleet, to be 'High AtMdeill langdollf Brittle and Ireland, and if 141.silion*Tnreltairies timelines belonging. • - . NY R U PTCI RS ZNLARGED. John Pelves, late of Walworth. Survey. ihiendraper, from April to, to May I, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. envoi, Basinghall.street. Herriege, late of Lewes, .and Driglithelenstone, Susses.' draper, from April 10, to May 4, at eleven, at the Court of: Commis.loners of liankrupts, lia.loghall.street. BANKRUPT& !William ?sedate, Drummer, Yorkshire, and Chinsboroogh, colosbire, horse-dealer, to surrender, April 24, May 4, and 22,," at eleven, at the'Cliort of Commkslotters elf Bankrupts, Bast e g.l hall street. Attorney, Mr. %edge, New rem. iAlerinder Robinson, White Hone terrace, Stepney, baker, A its, May 11, awl 99, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners Bankrupts, Basfrighall-street. Anomie', Messrs. Willey and Om Welleion...pare, and Bank Chambers Lothbury. 'William Gore RUistrin and Henry Twissieton Elliston, Leamington, Warwickshire, booksellers. April 24, May 1, and 29, at me, et the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bashighallkstreet. Attorney, Mr. Hopkinson, Red Lioavouare, Holborn. Thomas Silvettec. Whittington, Worcestershire. horse-dealer, May • 1,2. and 29. at eleven. at the Golden Lou lan, Worcestem Anomie', Messrs. Casdale and Co. Hollsorn.mourt, Gray's ham Henry Woodward,Stiellield, Yorkshire, plumber and gluier. Aped 23, 30, and Mal 99, at twelve, at the Tontine Ira, Siegel& Attornies. Mr. Benjamin Burbeary, SheNekl ; or Messes. Darks vssirCb. :Red &inn square. %Nen Barlow Southport, Lancashire, Innkeeper , May 7, and . at o m the Comm Inn, Liverpool. Attondes, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn ; or Mr. Hudgmin, Livetpool. Henry Hatton, Liverpool, gunsmith, May 7, A, and 29, at one, at the Gdirge Inn, Liviscpool. Attornies, Mr. Roger Whitehead, • Liverpool; or M r . John Taylor, Cem ent's Inn. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. :PAW Ilmasson, Nettlested, Kent, farmer, is in intoleent dreuur stances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors ....Piled April 14. DIVIDENDS to be Stade in BASING H ALL-STREET. Nay-t; Hedry Feeder.* Cuky,kssed Wincheetenihoose, Broad. street, merchant, at nine. May a, Sarah Muleock, Farringdon. Berke, draper, at eleven. May It, John Shepherd, Beaumont .streset, &. Mary-la-borine,inekneyman,at one. April 27, Edward Ainsworth, Hamer-hall, Laneaabire, woollen manufacturer, at twelve. May 11, Thomas Wberall, Hoop Tavern, Park-street, Hannervottare, hordahnsper. at eleven. May t, Jaepla Dempsey and John Nei., Well.street, Welkiose-square, sugar refiners, at -eleven. April 90, John Woods and Henry Williams, Hastings, Su.sea,grctoeis, at ten. April 94, We. Cubbidge. West Wycombe, Buckingham, paper maker, at eleien. May 5, James Barber, Illentietta.street Covent-garden, Unendraper, at ten. May is, Augustus Hult•On Turner, Miis;.essd, -and o f Queewstreet, collu'e.inmhelds, builder, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. 116744, Thomas Heinfray, late of the Hyde,Kinfare, Siteford ohlre, iron master. at ten, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bewdley, Woe. cenenhire. May 31, Joseph Buttner sen. and Joseph 'Helmer, iss. -South Shields, Durham,. lip-budelers, at eleven, at Mr. Tay , lot's, the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Nay fi, James Latham, Liverpool, grocer, at two, at the cam of Peter Woods, Lord-urea, Liverpool. May 11, Thom'' Poston, Kingsten.upeos Hell, merchant, at eleven, at tin Dog and Duel Tavern, Eiagss.s. upos•HulL Ida y 22, nooses Bertram, Warwick, slater, at eleven, at the Crowe Inn Learn/neon Priors , Werwiciehift. May 16, Henry George, 13e4weity. Moomouthisblre, shopkeeper, at coe, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. May IS, Chas. Delves Broughtoa sod Join Jasper Garnett, Nantwida, Cheshire, hashers, et elms. at the Crown Ina, Nantwidt. May IS, J. Wheelock, Moodameng, factor, at nine, at White's Hotel. Mancheiter. May 14. Means Holt, Manchester, Lancashire green, et eleven, st the lld Hotel, Manchester. May 17, Thos. Townson, Todholea, QOM Cumberland, miller, at throe, at the Golden Lion Inn, Whitebait& May 9, William Ashton. Liverpool, timber riserchont, at esseit the offce of Mr. Hoiden, solicitor, Dorms-lam, Lordsotiegg. Liverpool. • CRRTIFICATIS.—Mai- S. Ralph Fogg, Portvrood, Cheshire-rand Thomas Stenstiale Fogg, Chorken.row, Manchester , merchants. lasses Lowe, Manchester, oil merchant. Martin Glatt,t, Newmarket St. Mary, Suffolk. tailor. Francis Deakin, Bitutinghatn, sword and gun manufacturer. John Holland, Louth Lincolnshire, miller. Charles Abraham Bennett 'Liverpool,surgeon. Thomas Hudson, Ramsgate Kent, coach:: maker. Joseph Joyner, Robert Surridge, Joseph' S. Joyner, Romford, Essex, bankers. John Pearce, Bristol, porter merchant. Joseph Brooks, Bath, victoalier. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. M. Seaton and Halm Seaton Kineton-apon.Hull, currkra. John Naylor, Jeremiah Naylor, W illiam Naylor. and Jeremiah T. Ileykr, Wakefield, cloth merchants. Thomas White,John Davie, and Henry Hacker, Newport, Isle of Wight, linendrapers. Jas. Ashton and Thomas Jackson, Ashton, Maekerfreld. Lancashire, COMM spinners. William Semen* and William &dem, Greek street, Sabel, cabinet makers. Isaac Saunders and W. B. Harding. Gloucester, grocers. John Walls and Jobe Bennett Bedmin, -Cornwall, attonspys. John Patterson +ad Samoa Thompson, 'Nottingham. dealers in lace. Edward Davies sod Thomas Davies, Safford, Loncashlre, uOinsterms. William Hitehen and George Whereat, Shedleid. Yorkshire, merchant*. William Short and James Greenwood, Norwich, bombaaioe manufacturers. Thos. liana and David Wilford, Leicester, birders. Thomas W. Fos, ...Frelesick Pea. John Managers, William Matravers a juo. andslein Meeelhen, merchants. Peter Walker and Theism's Freeborn, jam. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Doneeskire, Jebel Thorson, Catherinewereet.flUesedond Jimses v P7ter nenen. son. York, timber merchants. Samuel Simons and William Miller, Store. 'street, St.• Giles in the Fields, tailors. Margaret Graham and John Han, Barton-upon-Humber. Lincolnshire, brick and die makers. Samuel Clegg, Josiah Williamson, Thomas blather, jun.' sod Kenneth Pringle, engineers and merchants. John Pemberton .tad William Williams, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchants. Win. illambidge and Charles Mason, Stroud, Gloucestershire, clothiers. s lloaisae Tllston and John Jones, Mold, Flintsbire, fronfounders. , 11Rimmas Kidd and Jansen Leven, culcoases, Yorbol:ire, house and ship Minna. William Stransom sem and William *ransom, jan. 'Uxbridge, brokers, auctioneers, ;Id appraisers. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Pala• tine of Lancaster—Benjunin Rewma, jun. R.I. to be Depot, Lieutenant. 5d or Prince Regent's Own Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militli Daniel Hornby, Eq. to be Captain, vice Hesketh, resigned. Commimions signed by the Lord Lieutenant attic Cuuatr of Nor• tbampton—William Whitworth, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Northamptoeshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Join Booth, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Richard Howson Lamb, Gent. to be. Grant ; end Thomas William Budd, Gent. to be ditto. Commissions in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kant—T. Papillae, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Medea, promoted; 'R. Thomas Brockman, Gent. nabs Cornet, vice Stalpden, dee.. IRON TRZ JOURNAL DTI NWT*, APRIL 144 The troubles in Catalonia are assuming a serious complexion. It can no longer be doubted that as ex tenni'', conspiracy is organised in favour of Char les V. and. though the factious have already been repulsed on two or three points, there is every reason to believe that they are far kora renouncing their projects. The journals from the south, and the letters which we receive, concur in observing, that if tranquillity be net soon re. stored in that province, so favourable, as is well known, to partial insurrections, our troops will stand ionised of a considerable reinforcement. We have never ceased to believe in the triumph of Mr. Canning. Our predictions are completely fulfilled. The English Journals of the !Bich, which have reached us by express, announce that Mr. Canning is nominated Prime Minister and rust Lord of the Tressary, °Sees which are ordinarily united. .. The retirement of Mr. Peel is , that which has non sur prised us in the.revolation whidhbasjust taken place in the English Cabinet. We never believed in the ealstence of a serious rivalship between Mr.Pael and Mr Canning. and an article which we have quoted above from an English Journal, proves that the general opinion in England did not recognise, as see have repeatedly stated, any difference between those two Ministers, eacept on the question of Catholic Emancipation. Peshisps Mr. Peel, oat of delicacy, thought himself obliged to follow on this occasion the fortunes of his ancient patron. Lard Eldon. The next arrivals, in informing us, wi!bout doubt, of the choice of the successors of the Ministers who have resigned, will fix our judgment in reaps.ct to the causes of their retreat. But we affirm, already, that in France, as in England. every wise man will concur lin rejoicing at the elevation of Mr. Canning; it is ese 1 triumph of rational ideas throughout Europe. rams rHs oonsmurionetu.. The highly important question of the English Mi.! nistry is at length dueitkd; the 'question was is corp.:, plicated one; it was to be determined whether the English Ministry should be Anti Catholic orimpsrtial? Lord Wellington and Ms. Peel felt•they could no longer support the burden of an Anti National Adoninis-1 traxion, and they yielded place to Mr. Canning. This is an example by which our Ministers would do well to profit. If our congvegationists bad any modesty, they would rejoice to see Mr. Canning, the advocate for the Emancipation of the Irish Catholics, at the helm of affairs; but then Mr. Canning protects the Constrtu tiomil liberties of the Portuguese—that is the crime which our religion cannot pardon. FROM THZ Great joy to the camp of the Liberals; great joy to the &See of the kfoik, and the Cabinet of M. deVillele ! Mr. Canning is 'marinated Prime Minister ! The whole of the men who yet preserve any round ideas of order and aristocracy,have given in their resignation ! Mr. Canning has been called on to form a new Ministry ; it is thought that he will recall Lord Granville, the Ambassador at Paris, his most intimate creature, and that he will give to Mr. Hustisson, the repie.entative, par excellexce, of the radical party of England, a more elevated position. ,At all events, the retreat of some of Mr. Canning's col- leagues, is a very remarkable fact, and •one which mutts the spirit In which the new Ministry s ill be formed. ST. . Test rday a the Vestty-recnn, took place, with the paribh, in whL, mony has not existed Mr. Riot RDSOi it was stated that nominated Mr. ' nominated Mr. John Marian, as Churchwardens IFtir the ensuing year. Mr. COOPKR then rose to propose Mr.Goatley. tofin the pl.ce of Churchwarden by the election of the pa rishioners. That Gentleman was, he said, in every re spect, admirably qualified to resform ti e duties of the situation, as he had testified by his conduct as au Overseer. The proposition having been mconded, was, aft - r some sa her gross personalifes between the parishiossets and the mem bers of the Select Vestry, tarried t aaddse meeting adjontsed. PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH, RIACKPRIAAR. ItTliAosimA AY am a. The Anneal Veitry was held yesterday, in the small room appropriated tor the purpose; Mr. Boren, sta tioner, of G►eat Surrey.street, in the Chair; but. is - - cossequence of the anxiety Manifested since the hut • year's firming of the parochial &Mkt, by Mr. Messy Hunt, the room was insufficient to hold bullshit pet. sons present, wboo were standing in the Climb, eo. dessomisig to catch a syllable of the business. At ten o'clock. Mr. Hunt tame into the room, and. moved an adjournment into the body of the Church, which. after some little opposition. was carried. The Vestry was called for th;rtems specific purpose's and although scarcely an hour had eiapsed. Church wardens had been elected. Guarilisns ul the Infant Poor, Commissioners of the Court of Requests. Auditors of Accounts, War !choose COlSmittee,Ve.tryCierk.thesist. &ce bad been appointed; and the only prows vf badness not transacted was the making a Minister's rate and poor's rate. The other business had been Nat through in the old manner,without debate or oppositnw. It was moved and seconded, that a rate should MI made of Is. in the pound, for these purrives. Mr. Hour moved, as an amendment, that the rate be raised to 2s. abd was seconded by Mr. Thorne. of Hatfaeld-sts set. The amendment was 'Godly enclaimed against,and Kr. HMl' s in explanation, said his motive for doing so, was to compel the parishioners. by the payment of a highs rare s h e only means of bringing them to their seaso. to look after their own affairs. The motion being ire, tended more in irony than seriousness, was negatived without a division, andtbe originalvesolution carried. Mr. HUNT called fcr the p — roduction of the account books of Mr. Mackay, the master of theWorkhou e. an 4 .the baker's book, and entered into a long detail of the proceedings which took place at a meeting of the Auditors, appointed last year. of which he was 0ne.... When he came into that meeting, he said, the other Auditors had passed the butcher's account, withom reading a single item of it, and the baker's was about to be passed in the same way, when he remonsttatvd, and begged to know if there were any check kept on the items of the account ? the book of Mr. Mackay, the master of the Workhouse, was then produced, in which the daily delivery was contained, and the accents were found balanced to a shilling. The baker's daily book was then produced ; and, on comparison of the fir* quarter with the master's book, thirteen or foorteci errors were detected, most of which were against du, parisb. When they again met, the books were produced, the second quarter's accounts gone into, and not an l error of an ounce of bread, or a f action of a farthing could be detected. But, said Mr. Hunt, though my eyes ate not quite so good as formerly, I easily dia. covered numerous alterations and erasures in 'heal which I pointed out to the Auditors, of whom the ma jority assented to my views. Mr. Tuxes , , one of the Overseers, oo bjeeted to their production, on the ground that they had heea aimed, examined by the Auditors, of whom a majority had cet tified their correctness. Mr. Coarse appealed to Mr. Taylor, who was now' present, it the conduct of Mr. Hoot at the meeting of Auditors, had not been most ungentlemanly. He came there and asked, io What does that fellow (meaning Mr. Carter) want here r and ended by calling btu) a black guard. Was this the sort of man to whom the parish ioners would pin their faith ? He attributed Mr. Hunt's opposition to their having refused to postpone a Vestry until his return horn some electioneering fracas, in which he was then engaged—(Laughter.) Let the accounts be referred to a Conimittee to report to a General Vestry. Most of the.persons present then quitted the Church, and left theChurchwardens,Qverseers, and Vie try Cie' k, and about a dozen others, to settle the dispute. LAMBETH VESTRY MRETING. DREADFUL UPROAR. Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, the Vestry Meeting for the election of Churchwardens, Overseers, Sidesmes, Guardians of the Poor, Commissioners of the Courts of Requests, &c. &c. for the Parish, was held in iheSchool room, Lambeth•gseen; the Rev. D. D'Ovt.Y, Rector, in the Chair. After the election of the other Parish Officers, Mr. FRANCIS, upon the election of the MAtron of the Workhouse, complained that a great pan of her tine was occupied in providing dinners for the G nilrmen of the Select Vestry. This, too, "Lai at a vet y suinous expense. Mr. BAILEY said, upon the Thursday in each week, a vast fund was distiibuted to the pauper pool by a number of Gentlemen, who did not receive cne shilling for their attendance during the whole of the day, and it was certainly but fair that some refreshment shou!cl be provided for them. What would the Meeting suppose that sumptuous dinner composed of ? Why, only a plain joint and a puddirg; every other expense, even the beer which was drank, was paid for by them. Captain TUCK had received a letter through the Two penny Post, mentioning not only the enormous exec s, but the long continuation of it at those dinne. panics. Mr. Hmtwoon declatcd, that durkg the two years be I• - 4 . . 41, .. --> its 4 I— { I .ri'....-'"`- - z t ' ' I ! • • ~ , I. ~....- , 1 5 1 d i t 4te s . •,'„..:. .i . , ~,,, fa 1 % .14, 4, 4. * • I 'WI? iz Varao-RFI .. o. • . - . , , . _ . , , i 1 . 1 _ , , [PRICE SEVENPENCR. i alas - I I 1 VESTRY MEETINGS. 11 PAUL, COVENZGARDEN. Sleeting of the Pari.hioners was held its n, a here a distuoion of some interest 1 il i ll: 1 h respect to some recent transactions in . rhich the most complete degree of her. listed for a consider abie time. own was appointed to fill the Chait; and lat his Grace the Duke of Bedford bad . Richardson, and that the Rector had t, , , i .5 6 6 a 12 112 39 4 10 3 11 1119