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e r _ scar_. »a..~.sV-:ri+7r~-_~~.,5.- ~~.. -~ . ■ ■ I EAST INDIA HOUSE, Alit 21, Ina I THE COURT of DIRECTORS of UNITED COMPANY o f MERCHANTS Qf ENGLAND, treaty; ft As EAST INDIES, do hereby give Maks, That the Quarterly General Court of the amid Company, ail pointad to be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, co WED. . j , ) ro• :" . 74N .1111 h NI it - / \ oil 0 14110rai-„ ICATF raw ! t , _ NESDAY NEXT, the 23d Instant, is made Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors Draft of a Bill now before Parliament, " for the relief of the Representatives oi Paso= who have died intestate in the Presidency of Madras, in the Eros Indies, and for the relief of the Suitors of the Supreme Court Judicature at Madras." PETER WIRER, &craw,. No. 13,506. TUESDAY EVENT G, JUNE 22, 18.30. PRICE HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENCY OFFICES, No. 57, CONDUIT-STREET, REGENT-STREET, ♦XD No. 93, BISHOPSGATE-STREET-WITHIN. HENRY L. COOPER, grateful to his Friends and the Public for the very distinguished patronage conferred on his House in Bishopsgate-street for a period of nearly half a century, feels himself called on by the increasing interests entrusted to him in his Agency Department, to meet the views of his Friends, by affording those facilities hitherto onattempted by any, and embracing at once the whole of the Western as well as the Eastern parts of the Metropolis, be has consequently established an Agency Office at No. 57, CONDUIT-STREET, REGENT-STREET, In connection with the original Cabinet and Upholstery Manufactory In BISHOPSGATE-STREET, Presenting to the Fashionable and Commercial World the insposing advantage of registering their Properties in Two situations, the most eligible in their respective localities, and commanding the attention of Capitalists. Sales effected by Auction, Appraisessents, &c. A STOCK of Splendid LOOKING-GLASSES, of esperb dhnensions, and in frames of corresponding tnagniacenee, are oats tintrally on sale at both the Establishments. No. 57, Condolt-street„ Regent-street, and No. 93, Bbilopigate-street Within. NAISH'S PATENT DIAMOND SEWING COTTON, REMARKABLY STRONG AND FREE FROM CURLING. THE Public are respectfully informed, that, by con tinued attention, this excellent Article has been still further improved. The acknowledged superiority and extensive sale of this Cotton, have induced many persons, by imitating the manner of Winding, to impose their inferior sort upon the Public ; they are, therefore, requested to observe, that none can be depended on as Genuine, unless marked " Naish's Patent." Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Naish and Blenkinsop. No. 37, racechureb.stitet, London. MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS, Sold by BUTLER, & Co. Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paull; Savory, & Co. 136, New Bond -street, and 220, Regent-street ; (idling, 26, Oxford.street ; Bayley and Co. 17, Coekspur-street ; Wlndus, 61, Bishopagate Without; Chalk, 47, ; Ea.. sum, 27, Aldgate; and (Idling, 159, Borough. COOLING APEItI ENT POWDERS.—These Pow ders produce an Effervescing Draught extremely refreshing and grateful to the palate, as well as at the same time a mild and cooling Aperient, peculiarly adapted to remove Indigestion, Heart. burn, and Nausea, and counteract Acidity in the Stomach. This preparation will obviate the necessity of having recourse to Calomel, • Epsom Salts, and other strong and nauseous medicines, which often debilitate the system without producing the desired effects. When taken after too free an indulgence in the luxuries of the Table, par ticularly after too much %Vine, the usual disagreeable effects are pre. vented. In Boxes at 2s. 9d. THE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER.—This Denti Mee has so long been in general use, and an appendage to the fashionable toilet, that it is almost unnecessary to offer any fur ther recommendation in favour of it. Composed of Vegetables; without the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objections so justly formed' against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power Is just suf ficient to remove those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the interstices of the teeth ; and, if used regularly, will preserve them in a sound state even to oid age. In Boxes at 2s. 9d. • FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA (simple and compound) for making the Decoction as it may be required, in a manner superior to that generally used. A dessert-spoonful will make half a pint of the Decoction ; it is used as an alternative in Scrofula, Scurvy, Secondary Symptoms, and other cutaneous Dis. eases, and as a remedy for the improper use of Mercury. In Bot tles, at 4s. 6d. 7s. 6d. and 20s. COMPOUND ESSENCE OF CUBEBS.—This Preparation is a strong Essence of the Cubebs, in combination with other ingredients, which, whilst equally mild and innoxious, to the Con. stitution, have been found by experience materially to increase the known efficacy of the Cubebs. It is therefore confidently recom mended for those affections arising from diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, &c. and that class of Diseases generally in which the use. of the Cubebs has been found so serviceable. In Bottles at 4s. Gd. 7s. 6d. and 20s. QUININE LOZENGES, for relieving Heartburn, Flatulence, Indigestion, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Wauxbraab, &c. and giving Tone to the Stomach. In Boxes at 2s. and 4s. 6d. ACIDULATTED CAYENNE LOZENGES, for Habitual Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Relaxation of the Uvula, &e.—Also tt refreshing Stimulus in Fatigue, Field Sports, &c. Boxes, at 2s. and 4s. 6d. CAJEPUT OPODELDOC, (preferable to that In common use) used with much suct.ess in cases of Rheumatism, Sprains, Biuises, ite. In Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d PECTORAL ELIXIR, strongly recommended in Colds, ha. lima' Coughs, Asthmatic Affections. &c. In Bottles at Is. id. and 2s. 94. ••• The above Preparations, when Genuine, will have the Name and Address of " ItuTLait, Chemist, Cheapaide," attached to them—Particulu attention to this caution is requested. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Foutzu. Baker. of Bullwell, near Nottingham, to Messrs. JOHN Lunen* and Sox, Manchester. Bullwell, near Nottingham, Sept. 27, 1221. GENTLEM EN-1 have frequently regretted that I have not In times past made that acknawleilyrment •which is justly due for the benefit my family has derived from your excel lent medicine. the Aart-acoaauaic Danes. NI) , son Wiliias,•when about a year old, was afflicted with the Messlea, which left a spot an his leg. This soon ulcerated and spread, forming a large wound. The Surgeon to whom we applied succeeded in healing the ulcer ; hut almost immediately afterwards an ulcer appeared upon Ms face, and the boy was dreadfully afflicted with running sores upon his neck and body ; the divharge of matter was so great, that we were obliged daily to change his linen. The Physicians and Sur geons in the neighbourhood were applied to, but skill was in vain : several other remedies we resorted to peeved equally inef fectual, and the sufferer continued a poor aced miserable object, almost bent double for nearly twenty years. At this time I heard of the virtues of your inestimable medicine; and after taking six hot ties, which I purchased of Mr. Sutton, of Nottingham. an amend. ment began to take place, and perseverance in taking four bottles more effected a perfect cure. It is now six yens since this was accomplished, for which I return you my unfeigned thanks, and wish you to make it public for the benefit of thow-awho may be similarly affiieted. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant. JOHN FOULKES. To Messrs. Johi Lignuns sad Soo, Surgeons, Manchester. N.B. I know several ocher instances of extraordinary cores pet* harmed by your Anti•scorbutle Drops in this village. Those who doubt the truth (Ache above case nvy apply person. ally, or by letter (post paid), to Mr. Foulkes; or Mr. Sutton, Bookseller, Nottingham. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 21. 041.45. 6d. and I is. each, by John Lignum and Son, BurzeonsOltc. 63, Bridge. itrett, Manchester; Balms, Chemists.. Cheapside, corner of St. Paul'., London ; 73, Prince's-street, Ediaburgb and 54, Sackville tcreet, Dublin ; Evans, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Sutton and ('o. BowChurchlard ; Barclay and Sons, 95,Fleet-market ; EPA wards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard; F. Nswbery and Sacs,- 45, St. PAul's Church-yard: F. Newberrald .80sis,.Agetatst to ,the Sue Office, 29, Dame -street,. Dublio: . Scotland Ors, 100, South Bridge, sad 67, Prince'astreet, Edinburgh; R. Nelson, Glasgow; and all respectable Medicine Venders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Lignites Improved VEGE TA HIE LOTION, for all Scorbutic Broptione, price es. MI. duct included. Mr. Llgnum's SCURVY OINTMENT mny now be had of ehue e itgente, price is. 94. each Pot, duty-Included. PARLIAMENTARY PAPRRS. EAST INDIA REVENUE. The East India annual revenue accounts for 1826,1826, and 1827, have just been printed. From these documents, it apposes that in the year 1825-28 there was an mess of charges ower tenant of 1,363,2711 owing to the warlike operations at that period that In the year 183847 there watts surplus revenue of 1,934,8711. in I 1827-28 a surplus of 845,1991. and it is estimated that there has been in 1828.29 • surplus of no less than 3,443,3231. but then, surpluses leave out of the account the interest en debts to the .an nual amount of 1,575,9411 in 1825,28, surd ins:ening gradually till, in 182849. it is estimated at 2,011,6761. The expense of St. Helena is also neglected. When these are taken Into account, the results are—in 1825-26 • deficiency of 3,039,6251. • trilling -surplus of 71,3031. in 182847, a deficiency of 1,193,9041. in 1827-28, and an estimated surplualast year of 1,318,6931. The rose amounts of revenue on which these surpluses and charges occur are 21,128,31181 28,383,4871. 22,867,224 1 . and 23,118,9081. which are the sums received front the inhabitants of India for our protection during these years. The total of the territorial debts in India an stated at 47,904,6611. The annual cemmercial charges defrayed by the Com pany at Bengal, Madras, Prince of Wales Island, and Canton, in the years above mentioned, are stated at 279,8921. 314,0731. 311,4611 and 903,7271. The prime cost of the cargoes purchased in India, exclusive of China, was—in 1825.28, 1,048,5001. ,lo 182847, 1,822,11241. in 1827.28, 2.218,7701. These accounts, from the omission of China in the accounts of cargoes, and the withholding of several other commercial ihreana, cannot afford the means of determining with accuracy the rate of profit in the East India trade. hurt it is aufFciently obvious that the Company, as a Company, gain but little by their territorial dominion, or rather are evident losers, since they have incurred a debt of 47 millions in consequence of it. Now it is well known that Joint Stock Companies are the least economical of all managess of It seems, therefore, that their profits must be enormous, to cover at once territorial deficiencies, and deficiencies owing to their mode of commercial manegement. WELSH CIRCUITS. Return of the Salary, Emoluments, Charges, and Incidental Dis bursement/of the Justice of the Cheater Circuit. At. I. d. 1,250 0 0 SALcalr, &c. Salary Emoluments—LThe Justice of Chester Circuit has DoEtnolutuen is] CLIA R GE., die. Deductions at the Treasury and Ex • chequer Posting Household Expenses, 4201.—The Chief Justice pays two-thirds---. 140 0 234 8 0 1.013 12 0 Since the death of the late Chief justice, I have received the Fees of that Office, which have amounted in the whole to the sum of 11:171. Ills. and I have paid all the Household &pews of the two last Circuits. T. JEavis, His Majesty's Justice of the Chester Circuit. Old Palace.yacd, Slat May, 1830. To the RIGHT HON. Sir ROBERT PEEL, Bart. Re. he. Sza—l have the honour to inform you that my Si lary, as Chief Justice of the North Wales Circuit per annum, is _ Emoluments mixing from Fines and other Fa due to me as Chief Justice, amount to rube more, but I state them at Z. a. d. 1,150 0 0 60 0 0 1,200 0 0 The Charges and Office I estimate at, pa annum 1 have the honour to be, ace &e. 35, Bedford.row,llay 99, 1830. JON. ItAINE. incident to 200 0 0 To the RIGHT HON. Sir ROBERT PEEL, Bart. &A. dte. 811—In compliance with your request, I have be honour of transmitting to you a Return of my Salary,•Esnoluments and loci. dental Disbursements, as Justice of the Brecon Circuit. £1,150 Einoiiiinents (being Gil on every Fioe levied)l between _ -...--......—.......1 t 2& 43 Disbursements (including expenses incurred in i . 6 . 1 .& ADM travelling to and front the Circuit, and dating my stay at each Circuit Town) between per annum. I have the honour to be, At. Temple, May 29, 1130. ROBERT MATHBW CASBERD. ARMY SERVICES. Supplementary Estimate of the Charge far Seven Days, from the 25th to to the 31st December 1890, both.days inclusive, of the several Services mentioned in the Army Estimate* for the 365 Days ending theldth December 1830. Upon Account.. War Office, Juas 7, 1830. H. HARDINOL TREASURER OF THE NAVY. Abstract of a Bill to Consolidate and Amend the wand A6lll re. Mting to the Office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy. Clause 1.--Treasurer of the Navy to apply to the Treasury for monies when wanted, which shall be paid into the Bank and placed to the account of the Treasurer. ll.—The Treasurer to draw on the Bask. - 111--Tbe Truism not to draw for more than immediately wanted. _ _ IV..—On the death or removal of the Treasurer, the balance. to vest lo his successor. _ _ V.—The Treasurer to make up annual Accounts of Navy and Victualling Service:. Vl—The Treasurer to insert in such Account all payments made in the year. VI 1.--The.Treasurer to keep an Account with the Bank. VIII The Treasurer pot to be prevented from ironing mosey to pay clerks at the outports. IX.—The Treantrir - shall be authorized to receive all monies tendered to him on account of navy and victualling services. X.—The Navy and Victualling Commissioners may empower clerks at the yards to,reoeive,manies for.old stores. Xl.—The Commis.ioners of Navy resident at dock-yards to take annual account of monk. in the hands of Treasurer's clerk, and certify to Board in London TRANSPORTED MOMS. Abstract of a Bill to ameod..an Act paemeMin the Fifth YOU of his present Illojesty for the Transportation of Offentimi from Great Britain, sod for punishing Offences committed by Tranipeeta kept to labour in the Colonies. Clause I.—Pelops ortivred.to. be put on shore in the one Colony, but in fact put onshore in the other Colony ; .aod Felons removed from the one Colony to the other, with consent of the Governor, are made subject to the lame rules, and liable to be dealt with as all other Convicts in the same Colony. I I.—The Governor of the one Colony may receive Felons who are ordered to be delivered in the other Colony. lll.—The Governor of one Colony may remove Felons to the other Colony. IV.—Convicts 'colored from one Colony to another liable to thq same purtialunent fur disorderly conduct on•boartlisitip, w if trans. port td from Great •Btitain. V.—Convicts removed from one Colony to another, subject to regulations of Colony to which vcmored. • ITl.—Supplying ripirittsout Giquurs to Modem in, places of A:ordination' in hnglaatt.tufd Wake or• abroad, madtmurnbable. (This is..tbe same prOYWV:I RS in (fwl. Act, 4 Geo.. IV. c. 04. a. 40, and here exteuilcd to the hulks and places Of confinement abroad under the manasetir.nt of the Superintendent.) • Vll.--Power is stoma° the Principal desiaboy of tizate.to sig. nify„theaoyallesercy, in capital caw% 00 colnlltiottot burnittunnent y Li.. —porker gia:n tu. iA ppoint an Assistant or Pcptry to ,:u• perintend at places of condttenitin out of Edglarttl. I X. s. d.l 18 8 4 76 0 4 ARMY INTELLIGENC Z. Lantana J tows 19.—Yesterday being the 14th 4noiemeasy of the memor able and decisive victory of Waterloo, the same was observed by the troops in garrison, Artillery, Dragoon Ousted., kith Regiment, and 10th H who held a grand laid day at Newcastle, before Major.Geseral Sir Edw. Ilskeney. Those few surviving heroes who shared in the dangers of that hard.fought battle wore laurel leaf, but those indeed were few. The only Waterloo Uthesis maw stationed in this amino are. Lieut.-Col. Cu lei, Aid.de.camp to Sir Edw. Blakeney, Lieut. Brander, Ist Dragoon Guards, Capt. Cosen and Lieut. &olden!, dOth Rifles. There are not 18 Waterloo men in the Artillery. King's Dragoon Guards, 86th Regiment, and 00th Riles, now in•tbis garrison. The Military Court of loquiry, sitting at tllte ,atiew lionaieks, touching a debt of play between an Officer of tho 00th Rifles, and a Chief Constable of Police, tenninated on Thursday, with the email. nation of the latter's servant. The Court lime Nay now 10 Mike . their report, and the decision will not be known for some days. Government has issued orders to withdraw the troops from Bath. keale, in this County, and to surrender the Barracks in that town. The Barrack Stores there are orderedan give up to the department in this garrison. Rathkeale was formerly bead-quarters of a Re. giment. The headquarter division of the 9th Infantry left Belfast this morning, for Newry, and arrives there on Tuesday. Two com panies under Captain Barnwell arrived at Newsy this day, and look up the barracks from the 4th or King's Own. The 64th Rev. from Dublin relieves the 9th, at Belfast, this day. l Capt. Grubb's and Capt. Davis's company of the 9th are to be stationed at Cavan, Major Champs's commanding. Main Seargill's company of the 9th, from Carrickfergus, marched to.day for Newry, on being replaced by a company of the 64th. Capteln Heatheote's company of the 9th, marches from Dawapatriek or Monday next for Newry. The head.suarters, 6 companies, of the 9th, are to be stationed at Newry, under-Lieut.-Colonel Taylor, and two companies at Anuagh, under 518)or Watkim. Capt. Davis's company of the 9th Rept. bas arrived at Cavan. New Barracks arc being erected at Belfast, and the Needs.= range of the old Barra* bas been pulled down. It lojippobrogiod the 64th will find rather indifferent accommodation there after lea,- ing Dublin. The Reserve Companies of the 16th Regiment marched from Castlebar on Wednesday for Cork. 'They are replaced by the Re serve Companies of the 416i1l Regiment, from Boyle. The depot of the 934 Highlanders relieve the depot of the 23d Fusileers at Brecon, South Wales, and the Bth replace the 934 at Stockport. The charge for the disembodied Militia of Ireland, in the last year, is 59,9851. Total Militia charge tut Great Britain and Ire land, 264,0561. Officers who have retired from Regiments tinge lest poblioodeo.... Lieut.. Col. Wyndham, 36th; Lieut. Trevallian, 324; Lieut. Pcel, 3d Dragoon Guards ; !.tout. Martin, 6 h Dragoon Guards; Lieut.-Cad. Sir J. Fraser, 7th Hussars; LientAktl. Amoy, Guards ; Rasign Malone, 9th ; Capt. Roberts. 30th ; Capt. Murray, 42d ; Capt. Parker, 64th ; Lieut. Mitchell, 68th; Lieut. De Visme, 81st. The following Officers of the British Army •re aSprosont Am bers of the House of Commons Generals Sir G. Nugent, 6th; Gaiceyne, 64th; Grosvenor, 66th ; Phibbs, 60th ; Hart, 76th ; Arehdall, 12th ; Hope, 47th ; Ferguson, 79th; Anson, 4th 1). Guards ; Pringle, 64th; SOWS/. set, lit Dragoons; Sir G. Muriay, 42d ; Vivian,.l2th Lancers ; Kerrison, 7th Dragoons; O'Nelil, Coldstream Guards; Ponsenblv Lieut—Governor Malts; Lord Charles Manners, 3d Ds Hon. F. W. Grant, 24 Argyll Fcneibks ; Hun. F. 0. How ragoon ard, late9th Garrison Bat ; Lord 12.111annen,ld Drage ; Has. H. dr. burthnot, 52d; Sir H. Hardin e, See. at War; Lyon, let Life Guards ; Lord Downes ; F. W. Trench, lialf.pay ; lad 0. Russell, 90d4; Dairy mpk. 2d 0. Bat; Lacy Evans ; Davies, C. B. Lowther, 12th F; Ld. C. Fitzroy, Inspector at lonian Islands; Load' . Hill, 2d D. G; Rochfort, 100th; Cavendish, Ist Life Guards; Karl . iUzbndge, Unattached ; Lindesy, Grenadier (imbeds ; g a d Dar. lington, h. pay ; lion. Anson ; Lord Hodmoi, b. pp; Lord Bingham, 17th Drags; lion. R. Lust, Unattached; Siebert', 76th; Peel Unattached; Bevesfoed, Unattached; Chichester, ditto; Ellis, 60th ; Sir W. Bridges It. p; Marquis Wareeeter, h. p. 37th ; Lord George &navel!, b. p ; Amnia Sinclair, h, p ; Lord T. Cecil, 10th Drags ; Karl Alouru.Charks, h. p ; Hon. A. C. Legge, Ist Life Guards; Hon. W. Forrester, 1 Royal Horse Guards ; lard Brudenell, Sib Hearers; Captain •Rooe, lath Hussars, Lied W. Thyme, 7th Fottileers ; Hea. ALS. Fane, 34th ; Marquis Douro, 60th : Colonel Hughes, Anshan Viscount Valletort. Cornwall ; Sir W. Wynne, Denbigh ; Lord Bbrington, Ist E. Devon; Lord Stowell's 2d Royal Lemma:Le; Colonel Wood, East Middlesex; • Loed Loadoe, Northern ; Sir T. Lethbridge, 2d Somerset; Earl Ruston, ,Kost:Soirolk Vlecount Lowther, Westmoreland; Colonel Wilsoo, lit Wept York; Craddock, North York; Hon. F. Grant, Inverness; Sir D. Max. well, Wigton ; Colonel Campbell, Renfrew, Bruen; Carlow; Ber nard. King's County ; Fitsaibbon, -Limerick Carroty ; Sir Gems Hill, Londonderry ; Lord Forbes, Loogfeed o ; Sic C. Coole r fassea's County ; Lord George Berestaed, Waterford. The Matters of the PETITIONS And SCHRDULI.B of the PRISONERS hereinaftet.named (the same haring been filed in the Coon) are appointed to be heard at the Court house. in Par. tugal-turset, Lincoln's Ino.fields, on WElstutenem, June $3. at Nine o'Cloek. Joseph Jones, late of No. 17, Chalcrofb.terrace, New-cut, lan. beth, bookseller. Daniel Evans, late of Newport, Monmouthshire, tailor. Thomas Stokes, late of Snova's-iielda, Bermandasy,sabiaebenakm. Joseph Bradley, late of No. 06, Great gmarnewinsat, Lincoln's Inn-field., fixture dealer and appraiser. James Ross, late of No. 12. Lizard -street, St. Luke's, batter. John Barron, late of No. 10, IVhitmore.place, Heaton Old Town, commetchil.agent until the year 1828, and since • ehat • period a brewer. Thomas Davies, late of Great WindmilLstreet. Haymarket, eating. housekeeper. James Knott, late of Prince's.steeet, Limon-grove, Paddington, shoemaker. Francis Woodward, late of No. GO, C.owcram-street, West. Smith. field, baker. Henry Dunn, late of Cannon-street, St. George's - Must, victualler. John Brown, late of No. 7, Chutch.plase,•Paddusgton, painter and glazier. Thomas Millard, late of N 0.77, Johmotreet, Firuoy,equarkp•Antes, plumber, and glazier. Stephen I;angdon, late of 3lawgas, near St. Columb, Cornwall, farmer. William Goulden, late of Swillington, near Leeds, Yorkshire, book. keeper to acorn miller. letup Hughes. late of Wellingtoo-street,Cernden-town, victualler. On THURSDAY, June 24.-.Sanas Hour and Plane. Edward Chinery, late No. 32, Wilton-place, Euidhiskritlir.• and also of Sudbury, gentleman. George Sweeting, late of Sheppertonotteset, New!blertb.road, *tr.: ney man painter and glazier. Samuel Ticknell, late of iteare, Drat Glastonbury, Setarasmshlre, farmer and dairyman. Samuel Jacob, late of Oun.square. Hottodsditeh, funky. John Brewnhill, late of Deep Car• toll bar, near. Ponalaton, toll ler keeper and renter of the tollson. the IYadsky sad Lovett turnpike road. Mary Ann Joyce, late of Taunton, Somenetshire, spinster, out of business ' James 11'allington, late of No. 42, Upper Thotnhaugh.eureet, SAL tord.aguare dairyman. Ann Waters:late of No. 33, Narrow-wall, Isimbetk i widow, and baker by trade. 'John Franks, late of No. 23, Upper Stamford -street, Waterloo- • road, surgeon. Robert Fernee, late of Perseverance-efface, Church-street, BethoaL green.road. butcher and cowkeeper. William Francis Coltman, late of Bletchingley, Surrey, chemist and druggist. (ieurge Mamie, late of Trafalgar-terrace, Stepoey, chandler shop. keeper and coal dealer. Alfred Argles. lire of Holborn, law writer. elects, late of No. 30, Greenhill's-teats, Smithfirld.hara, St. John-street, optical turner. John Townsend, late a the Hat and Mitre, St, Jolut-street, Wean tiurithfeld, victualler. 1 /144 44 1 . e.4l‘• DIOCEU OP LONDON N• • 47 I Articles of Inquiry to be ans•e=ythe Church, .id •P r , • Ott iftiab "VO theDioeum of Await* Jain% 41141p0 Undo", Ite Akio Veighilhgra s •4; mu 1830. TKO .41.1 1 .PAIVINaanitt, . 0 4T411- • • " I swear that .1 : faithfully execute the ogee ofehurelinianiea Si theoggish gf &ageowligg to the best of qg and _knowledge. bdp TheHiehep ,eloneelly degree and charges the churchwardens to remember the 'death onth which they have Akan to execire th, it ogee faithfully, and carefAr to consider the several questions put to them in theitimicki, thaving so done, to set down opposite to each quest* Atoll aid pentador answer, and to sub.crehe th.n. asimes.theseto befog Abel ague MAN viaitation, that the same ni- r be ready to be delivered when sailed fur, and Itthey 'have any oth.r matter:to presetst besidessehat Is here inquired into, they are o s a..• the same upon a aeparate paper, and to sign their nantestiteretu. • 1. is your &mesh, rind the WNW LW spire, and the 'furniture, in geed rep& In its puma, iftt. roof, coAring, walls, 'Mao**, doolisOluses, amts. des :pulpit, and feat? Is it kept tree fruin dust, filth, and evecy thingadiewse or unseemly ? 2. Has.any gallery or organ been eroded without the Hawse of the ordinary, or any momunent erected, or rank meek, without mob licence, or that may be injurious to the *aiding, or 'wave. Matt to the,parishionent ? y. Is.the chancel.in good repair in all its pans? If not, say what is ands' and who is bound to repair the tame ? - 4. is the communion-table and its covering, And the tarn, chalice, patine, Hnen cloth, and other furniture, In good order ? Is proper hired and wine provided for the Communion ? ♦A* the bible, common prayer-books, surplice, furniture of the desk and pulpit, the parochial library (if any), parish chest, and all ether anode belonging to the ehutih, in rod cheat, on*? 4111“ you „a ,table .of she ticiitece within .watch tharrtage is pro. bibbed set urin the church ? li Have you a book for entering the names of strangers who presseh in your thumb ? Is the same duly .kept ? Are your te. sisters regularly kept.? Have you a well-painted iron chest with it luck forekeeping Abe same.? Are copies of the regiment, peoparly attested, duly seat to the registry of the diocese emery year:before the Ist of dune, as required. by the act at Oak 111. c. me.? 7. Is your church or chapel free from all profane uses ? S. How is the,nsoney collected at the Holy Communion disposed of? And do you collect it yourselves? O. Do you take good case that decent and orderly behaviour is Owned in the church, and the churchyard kept quiet in the time of divine sere*. 10. Aie any notices published in your church besides those which are commanded to be so published by law 11. Do you use all diligence to prevent any profanation of the Lard's day within your parish ? 12. Is your churchyard well fenced and decently kept Are there any encroachments upon it ? Are cattle sufered to feed in it ? Has any monument been erected, or vault made, without li. came of the ordinary, or which may be inconvenient to the pa th/dotterel; 13. Have any ernes-beep cot so wn in the : churchyard or fences 011seeef f Id. Are your mlpister's house, uut.houses, and fences in good repair ? Is there a terrier, or written account of the glebe land and all pos. 'micas belonging to the chinch ? Is the same safely kept, and is there a true copy of it nansmitted to the registry of the dioce.e ? lb. Is your cataloger rgekdept for Moe cuonths at least in every year T If not, has he curate resident, licensed by the bishop P-- I Does your minister, alltes.gtfate. regularly PeriOnfl.diviPe service at hours, and preach, and administer the Holy Communion, I perform his ditty in baptisms, marriages, and burials, and does be attend to the .rt sigiej; sof the pick, and instructing the children in the catechism 14 Do the clerk, nowt, and every other church officer perform disk uspeetive duties in a decent and proper manner P hoes the clerk receive his acautsand imps IP 17. Are there any gifts or legacies to the church or poor ? Are the same duly applied T Is there a table et the same hung up in tbs !bomb P . . - la.isthere any grammar school kept in your pariah by any per. son not licensed by the bishop ? 19. Is there any .other matter, which, after consideling your duty as churchwarden, you think it right to present or bring under the bishop's notice. REGISTER OF PlJlAlirsraS, AIM 21. AUCTIOII WALT. MISSAL Ditsilltox AND VAN T Oat. —, ( l l.Frrelipld Estate, on the banks of the rivers Wye and Lbw), Radnorshire, comprising the mausolea of Boagissoad Castle, the moor .00d fishery, with the quit rents and services, extenslins over the whole parishes ur Boughrood and Leanstephan ; also, several farms and masts, . 1,720 eau, let to different tenants, at 1,18111. 13e. 6d. a year ; rim. bet to be lakes aks valuation.—Knocked down as 34.8001. A Freehold Wharf, Duck, Buildings, and a Dwelling-house, at Bow fridge, an branch ssf rho riser Lea-9901. Ten Houses, Nei. 1 to 10. Little Park-place, Carlisle -street, Lambeth ; let weekly at /301. 13s. per annum ; held for 32 yeas oat 401,,and.44mea peak brothe,Jenallord, about 171. a year-951. GARR W AT'S Ma. FaxTox.—An Improved Rent 4471. 18s. per annum, se. eared upon the house and premises, No. 47, Guildford-place, gen ningtomeroes ; held for 444 yeam-530L A Howe and Shop, No. I, Richmood-street, Waleot-place, Lambeth, held for 93 ears from 1824 at 41. round rent-1251. Tli TURF. TATTERSALL'S. The betting on the Si. Leger yesterday, without effecting any se. riots ebonsm•Wes.tolerably interesting, aqd closed as follows to 2. opt Mr. Chifney's Priam (taken) to I lard OmLsod's Baby 11 to 1 Mr. Clifton's Moss Rose Iti to 1 Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas IS tort --- .11r. Panes Brunswieker MI to 1 Lord Queeosberry's. Haesan 23 to 1 Mr. Powktt's Lady Emmeline •!S to I Colonel Cradock's The Barber .25 to 1 lliddell's Emancipator *5 to 1 Mr. Shepherd's The 'Cardinal 25 to I Dube of Leeds' Lady blostbray 35 to 1 SirT:Branky's Laurie Todd 35 to 1 -- Duke of Leeds's Redstart BUXTON lACES.—SEcoxo DAY, THURSDAY. The Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Subscription of 50 sov. fps hones, Ike. af.aß ages. Ten pounds given to the second bone. Mr. Hooklsworth's Tenor (Darling) 1 1 Sir W. Wynn's Sir Walter. 2 2 reistbse, Midas, hula, Rolla, alld were dn."' Bet. duo .Terror the favourite at 3 to 2—the first heat was well con. tested, and won by a length ; after which the odds in favour of Terra isereesed. sod lew..telteri. fairtWalter took the lead, • but it was obviously by consent of Taror, who shot past him, and won the best. Tlie rit22ll,s`.lllakee.of.2 pots, each, foe horses,. Re not thorough. bred.—Heats, one mile and a distance. Mr. Moirbead's Tommy•Tiekler •• • . 1 I 'Mr. Geravat's be. gby Clinker . . . 2 2 Mr. Denham's Tuptan lass Mr. Buxton's Wheezy .. Mr. Balow's The BeUc.. Mr. Moose's Magistrate. •Mr. Dishes, Mfr. .Sylway,. Mr. Edwards, and Mr. Hind, were oaltsaiben, bat did.net come. KNIGHTON RACES, Jotos 17. The Radnerehhe Stakes of three son. each, with 20 added flom the Fund. Mr. K Jones's br. b. by Spectre, 4 yrs Mr. Pries names b. g. by Masser Henry, b yrs .... 3 2 441 r. Rosen names bl. tn. Sata►. 4 yrs ...... • ... 2 3 kola others started. The Farmers' Cup, value 411. added to a Sweepstakes of 2 sov. each., woo won by Alr. bireen's br. m. beating there pdicts. TIIDAY, aims 18. The County and Borough 3lembers' Stakes of 5 soya. each, with 50 added for maiden bones. Heats, 11008 .iyo miles. Major 0. Clure's b. c. Jasper, 3 yes .Mr..ifaughait's b f. by Perchance, 4 yes 5 2 Mr. Thorne'. b. f. by Alaster kienry,.3 yys. Mr. Plekevuell's b. c. Renwick, 3 yrs Mr: Dashes b. c. by Spectre, 3 yrs A Silver Cop, value 501. the gift of terrain °emir awa • fprntetly • inhabitants of the county of , Radnor, but now resident in Lon. 'don, foe Woes uot thotoughbted. Mr. Pottick's b. g. by ilaallcy, 4 yrs. Jones) 1 1 Mr. Hickman's ch. e. Alfred, 3 yrs. . Mr. lialwardes 112.• 31w Dooms,. aged Mr. Wydren Jones's b. g. William. 4 yrs. 11311TH ' I BLD HAV.IIIABKBF, Jolla 29. Caws* Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay,42 Os. to 106. Useful ltleadow Hay, 43 3a. to .45 Ms. Pine UR1404. Aludow and Rye Grass Hay, E 3 *Oa to art 10s. ( hover flay, generally. Al Oa. to £slos. Eauawilloary dike ditto, 4'. Os. Oat &raw, MI is. to AI M. Wiest &raw, >E a 4.. t4t 43 do. per Nut of 54 wares. ST. JAM '8 HA Y. NIA It K ItT, Jer4. Yv. Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow flay...et Os. to .P 2 I(. Useful iikto, All 100. to 45 108. Fine Upland. Meadow and Rye GaAs Ray, A'S riis. to is os. Clow nal • 4'3 10 4 !It tes Hay, S— Oa. to £3 Oat Straw. .Ct 6s. to £2 10.. Wheat straw, 41 AP. to £ .11.. pet load WI 56 trustee. FAIIRINGDON M RT. Aims 02. Prices 'be SS= as on lamisy Wt. I