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*IV , 84 ActlP }.V,. I is . • sovh, DO* NotBER. 12;52tr.] NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZIN& nrlffE SECOND EDITION of No. I. ►s now j, tor Delivery, and way be Wolof all Bookieline. T. C Ilium POllaser, 3s, St. James-etroot. This do , was published, in eve. S.. 6d. sewed, `HE COLONY of SIERRA LEONE VINDL A CAM from the MISREPRESENTATIONS of Mr. MACQUEEN. of Gimp*. By KENNETH MACAULAY, Lq. Member of Camila Man teems. Primed for J. Hatebard led Is., Plemenly; end Leptis Relfe, 6d. of the lotrodactiee, VA./ALLIES about to FURNISH, will find, on in speeting the Ware•riotns of HENRY L COOPER, 95, BISHOPSGATII.STREET WITHIN, the following Articles, at Prlcei dt-cldedFy reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and Nansfacture ilch unitise* of Verskete,fillits,Chlntses, Grape ihnneks, Moreau, Fringes. ft. CABINET WORKzkOf the first - ipallty and Materials; Ides gelid Ventilate kr Inielap Glionees. SHIPPING—CabIes ( IWO top w==anco and piggish . , ad o • Pewsalldf CHAIRS— Appropriate . fer Dialog, Drawing ROOMS, Ice. CARPETS—Bessie* of the first quality, 4s. tkL . per yard; Sr perior Kidderminster, 3s. dd. and others equally low. LOOKING GLASSES—Wow the haat magnificent to the smallest. for Monks. Plein;end Tellettea CARVING and GILDIN o.—Ssist verpheatelfid specimens fee Cowed Tables, fillaues,fitc. ?ORM A N GING and the Bkhest es tedt as the Plainest &pie. FUNKR A LS--Attesstkii to the most respiesta anew, and par. tkular regard.paid.to Zetrisowq.. ROUSE A OENCV-4feeses and Magas meghtered der Levin or Dhposels eritbeet dome.: • • , SALES, AITIVAIEIMATTE; Ai U COLLZerfOit OW ERNT . E. FVEIuTDRE WAREHOUSED. • - ILL COOPER, Seplioneoreareeemons Winne, has the honest of befog Vieployedi east Petreeimed by some of the first Flutelike in the Iheitieet. egr,411er t ..44.1w.n.; /*be* *6. 04 ( 4 1 :` 11 .. S'::-; e - •u• 7 - 7L7.2 • n FRENCH PAPERS,' FROM THE HOWITZER Of WATERDA posi-orinciAt. PAS . PARIS, Maws a._ Several Joarnals published yesterday the , an 'stick from the Jamaica Gavotte, - January, which says, there had been • the Gulf of St. Lawrence between !sad two American men•of.war. According to custom, three 'Wire stationed, in MS, off the lead, for the Retortion colour fisheries, of May to the end of September, de time they were on the most friendly foreign vessels, Americans as that time, no French maa-of.wn coasts, and those that are to be vranee before *holly: apocryphal: 11/TOILII, DATED Debt de Rothefoucault arch of the .Asses , and thenoe conveyed interred. Two ' ptoceuien to the military honours We have to deplore some disorder *de of the Choteh. At the ht out, and had put bt ( several persons ort and the barriers, took off ti t they intended to carry it as far as the The andevtaker and the police gave 'the coin according to the regulations, ;who had seised on the coffin attempting order, the armed force was obliged it replaced on the carriage, and tha be done according to custom, and with to be observed on such an occasion. the v*- Among the Peers 1- were, Prime Taileyraad; the Dukes dk and Fits-James; Marquesses Mahon . MUlion, Molitor, Rlcard; Barons Basun, Deputies; Messrs. Sebastian!, Casimir, Boralard ; Tartly, Mewn. Lafayette Ate dee Voisin, Ternaux, Witte, Deleiaert. After the Mass, the offering, - of the persons present sprinkled , The procession passed through Luxembourg, Cauroartin, St. Lalane, stopped at the Bureaux, and a Charles Dupin, Member of the courses were to have been delivered Lahtte. and Tersaux; but the : the Church having separated them they did not go to the barrier. After vosshetry, that:DlU was removed . to the stelielles ,tae to corm it to the Chateau el Lianexesa. ems Tilt JOURNAL DES DE: PARIS, Miami The obsequies of the Duke -) coon, were celebrated to-day sumption, which is his parish. morning, the ancient pupils of Trades at Chalons, of which the long been the Inspector General, themselves carried his mortal remains A considerable concourse of persons tinction, among whom we remarked James, de Duras, Decazes, Daru, Latta, Casimir, Perrier, bastiani, Baron de Bar ante followed sion, which was headed by the eldest son of the deceased, and de Doudeauville carried one corner putetion of the Chamber of Peers, ; demy of Sciences, assisted at this co After Divine Service, the young , con Anne to the barrier of Clichy the ho. the funeral ceremony had commenced, body to the limit where the last adieu. At this instant, one of the superior officers, com manding one of the detachments of the funeral escort, advanced towards the group which was desirous of taking possession of the bier, and declared that a pro hibition had issued to prevent the body from being car tied otherwise than on the car, and manifested the in. tension of executing by force the order he had received. This prohibition appeared so inexplicable, particu larly after the decent manner in which the transaction had taken place from the hotel of the Duke de Roche foucault to the Church, that the young men did not think they ought to yield to a verbal intimation ema nating from military authority, which was otherwise confirmed by no promulgated law, no known ordinance pi Police, and contrary to a crowd of recent examples, which had pot prneoked the slightest murmur.— They, therefore, united in a position for executin. the project .which they had innocently formed. Then the officer, of whom we . have just spoken, thought himself authorised to use violence ; bayonets were fixed—several young men were wounded. Several %vit amins, well worthy of credit, assure us, that very se vere wounds were inflicted, that blood flowed, and that in this fearful disorder, the bier of a Peer of France—of a friend of humanity—of the most respectable of men --abandoned by the hands which bore it, was thrown into the kennel, and there remained some time!! 4t length it was raised again, and was placed on the ear. The procession proceeded on its toad. Indigna tion was mingled wth grief in every heart that such an event should add to the grid of the funeral ceremony. Having arrived at the barrier, the procession stopped. Tlie Baron Dupin, professor at the Conservatory of Arts and Trades, pronounced the funeral eulogium on the il lustrious deceased. The Count Alexander de la Roche foucault, his second son, expressed his thanks to the young .teen, and requested tutu to retire quietly to their homes, .and this wish was fulfilled with religi ous • respect. We receive at this moment a note from Count Gaetan de la Rochefoucault, third son of the Duke de Liancourt, which but toe strongly confirms the truth of the statte meat we have just made. When the facts which , ire' have only been able hastily to collect, shall be better known to us, they will suggest some reflections, the Ala lei lien. t *ant? of Aida, who were ullowjil le solrepirite, but Wire o. Messed to sell spirits for eastOttor on their own piemimi. The Petitioners prelate's& lions ( Tp led iLisalled think bp 4011 spirits on their own premises. and of info/mom who having bought at one time a quantity Oita, came nibiwards and consumed a part' on the premises. The Earl of RODEN was opposed to the payer at the Padden, He hoped their Loeddips wssld not-lotertere with the prounit mode of Sequin pollens in Ireland. The greatest curse to that country was the masher al houses spit far the sale of sphitamet liquors. The Sari of CALEDON could say, that there would not be ens Magistrate who would be averse to doing sway with the present system. It gave rise to every abase. The Marquis of DOWNSHI RE said, the Magistrates had ex perienced the greatest inconvenience from the alteration of the old law with respect to lionising. Under the old rystern the Magi& crates had some cheek over the dealers in spirits. At present It was quite the reverse. He certainly thought the law had been altered with a view to effect good, but it had hal qyuite a contrary effect. Tice subject was well worth the eondderadao of the Oa vernment of this country and of Irehnd, and a masers should be brought forward which would have the effect of chocking the LW moderate use of Writs in Ireland. Lord MELVILLE seeing the Promitsery Notes' SIN on their Lordships' table, could not understand the reason why Scotland was !Deluded, and Ireland excluded, from the operatinsottbe Act. He Amid therefeee propose, that the third reeding at the Elllabould be postponed to Thursday next, hoping that some Noble Lord would in the mean time be able to give a reason for that inconsistency. Lord TETNHAM moved for a Return of the quantity of Hops imported into the United Kingdom from the year 1823 to lan. The Earl of BELMORE stated, that he bad last week, by mis take, presented a Fetid= to this Hoses front the Roman Catholics of Fermanagh, which was addressed to the House of Commons. TWo reddens bad been sent to him, and the one he had presented began with the words," to the Right Hon. &c."which led him into the error. He now moved that the Petition be withdrawn:— • Ordered. On the motion of Lord SUFFIELD, the Spring Guns Bill was read a first time, add the second reading ordered to lie ever for a future day.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The &masa took the Chak at a quarter before four o'clock, sees rafter which be was semmoaed to the House of Peers, to hear the Royaletwent given to several Bills. On his return he informed the House of the names of the Bins to which the Royal Assent had been given—(for which, see the Lords). On the motion of Mr. Joint Siam, a message was ordered to be wet to the Lords, to obtain their Lordships permission for the Mike, of Chester to attend the Emigration Committee. siaturrsauas [LIMON. Mr. PRLLOWILS reported from the Banf Election Cot. takene that the Earl of Mfe was net chdy sleeted, and that Jahn Mardian( Bmi. teas duly elected a Member of the said s hire ; alto that neither the Petition for the oppositica thereto, was was intendel to -remedy. If aboullwimemmi that there was an error in the present it would be better to confine himself The only argument in support of the ?add* wavelet Mr. Palmer himself was not a petitioner sodium &sem turn. That, in his opinion, made no difference. Tim blection of Mr. Spence having been declared voicl.thn Committee had no alternative but to declare the other Candidate, Mr. Palmer, duly elected. He should oppose the referring of this Petition to a Select Committee. Mr. R. GRANT said, the only question lICIW was, whether the Petition should be received F not whether k was to be referred to s Select Committee. Mr. MONCIC said, the only q . stestioo the Election Committee had to decide was, whether Mr. Palmer bed a majority of votes or not? and, Istriagdedded shed in the allinnetive, it only remained•to declare! Mode* Amid. If Petitions of this kind were to be abmiesi r they might go on ad infoitarw. The Electors thimessivas had as good a r►ght to petition as Mr. Palaser.'andtbey did so to avoid putting him to expense. Mr. ABERCROMBY said, the House could not moo turn round upon a COMMktif appointed by themselves, and tell them that they would undo the decision to which that Committee had come upon oath. If the law left any doubt in a case like this, where the Candidate himself was-not a Petitioner, it might be a ground fir referring the Act itself to a Select Committee, but nut for establishing a new precedent. • Mr. W. WYNN said, it was too late now to put a new construction on the Act. It would be a bad pre. cedelst if the House were to draw back to themselves an ' Appeal frdna a Committee which they themselves bad appointed. If it were done in one instance, there wee , fo ease in which the House might not draw upon them. .elves a revision of their own Acts. The obvious mean ing of the Act was, that the decision of the Committee ' should be final. Sir J. NEWPORT said she Home ought to set their faces eldest all attemirwef this kind. • Mr. R. GRANT said be wished merely to basis the Petitianttteght up and read fee the present. & RICE said Etbe Pardee was brought up and ad, the nest step would be to-have it laid bit, to which be must object. Mr, P. lAlWlStesoolitoaded to the How .041 Saturday, March alat, was published, Vol. V. Prise lis. e d. of °.[ Iva°T so Me ens or i tutse they were on the 1 CONST ABLE'S MISCELLANY ; contain i ng ME- foreign vessels, Americar MOIRS of the Mardslooess of . LAROCHILIAQUKLRIN, the WARin LA VENDEE, Etc. Pap* the Mo t *. Wi t h an that time, no French mu l otro d e ctim, hyllir Wamsislioork OM coasts, and those that are memos Masai*, salt Cb. saillkirly all•Bseaselirft in alai am.sail from France lan*. and Cipeady. '', WWI ! , ~..: ~,,,,.„ . The accouter publish. 1 ..:—..—. _...,. . aREAT COATS, Itts . COAT M' , )U$Q 11 " 14 "v e i 14101 IT *Poor'', LS FitOCK COATS, apd MOS CO 45, .4- d' • TING 'MN ?MI &TOILS, I JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, and TROLSRIUI, and Wltatik. The obsequies of the Doi PING COATS M' Besse Casaba anfil ase thesa=a a yesterday at the Church * sr, Make sad Iliele,. era the sense - • . far been aitnounced, and the lady Mewls; she Tuddeashie Ifireseaad Meralati Orem T . cars wire Haws lc , 4 cut B ,, chig. w e bit. it oss ..tancoait to be interred. PICCADILLY, seer Ali4tteet. Denali fi seti *as. accompanied the proceui ,his, well-made, pod Cloalia.-Cht *ea Ifilleidllai and where they paid the milli tease to fit theism. in so &sant and roped* elan wielll fed We Isere to deplore so *pawn advisors by-WWII *Or era inside inside of the Church. A lialiu made to fain the but mete. b y at w moderate prices. owns c r is i s % ~1 4 -01 , ,eas . at atte a t a waebroo ht oat, and bac 'est notice; for the eilieuhati of Geodesics ermodideg, seam or bier ( Serer mint ready tailihet A sett tins made is Bight: HMI, it escort and the baryien, tegaired. Best emporia, Coats, AZ le. 43 ms. Fisisienable t h a t ..__. they i nten ded to ear Waistcoats, from tils. to tee. Treaters, item lbs. ',wank ; a variety of new and beautiful Pattsres just eat. Sertrises'LlVery, The undertaker and th ampiete, ,E 4 155.-26, Piccadilly, near Air-street. , the coffin according to ti • . • . at. - , , - ' . ... • !cs • . •••'' •# 1. illri. •. 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' ' . . • • ..0 'O. r , e.l O V TUESDAY ' ENING, APRIL ili ' 181trA • -, :e , ,• • ... -. .T,. . • ... ' • --- - - . li I v, y. 7 % . In. 'moon city mi,..,4 1 r,t... , L ...,....., 0 uweritrit i i i4sl; in .i . . , EPiO4 l 4 . - ' '.' ---' 4 . ',4; 11 " -m a ' •'• ''.? '-- 4Viiii '-"" ' - .4 l ,loo. l o7 o,l 4frreffe: wi t.._ .- e Rso - FriffirTU; ".STI L. IR j of 'ir.ll s :• Li: .: -.1: • . • -.....c • kPE ..1, ic3."tio:3 - , i .!. . . filhidiVeadets almost foresee. we an: Wolves' or vammir iiis t tiff 0 )if i tsargra l lek us . • , ••nli. ' _al. Re eintehre moment, to transcribe the note 1 ° 46 2 t e r ai li g i, ~,__._a W . 3 .11 3 ).___:: " • 114 ATRIMISItki - NA* 0 " pany. . •••;; ~ "; ~ t 1 • • which . Lout h . COlailiftia% ` • • • Itliw honainr of, 44ressieg to oa : KM SO. . '- • , " i I yi w asterday the Ai . Ili a ,yr iiied-flabel! tie licitribi, seas. whia 6 4 . ' i d .....d isthorsed idr. v.r. ur litaill" - hal ' b e:lt rit ni " -1414 . 0 W es gerennwt -Talitaler awndr . onsasiboa, • ..• r sf e ra the Gazeffe, dated di` tletbl r 4 allParanand whet riribtslie pallos'boll ft pram* a family trap lihriitia of the'Oeind A n n e isakilitiligXi s = e lkil . ' ....., .: .' . - 1 ‘ I been an engegeniset in Wilhelm s a body to be amisd to this arm% instegd• of carrying it at Me disk alai bigot. 'er- . reeu two French corvettes lifeAkrisect ifg • , ... .... _.. _.,_' .. • Mr:CUSTOS weaseled '- ' ••• ", - • ..., kr. - 4 4, !..Zuch an :Polor sa lsimeks.;:st IMUSSISMIIIII• Om Mr.' POSTMAN e ,„,, e 4,,,,. e , es usodolo • hissi . maksdly . se as MO irlii OrpliflaiW if tiss attenikkite of the t ee French ships al eit! . .. .., .lin gw ap • •- . i - _ __,, he reldisetod, that the or ,', li't 'li • he coasts of NewfotWa t,' 'eargaierteMWENDLEAIIIOOOIFOUCAU.I.E.* Maviab ur. er nt oe v lvartlatesoe uistnon w A s4 4Krit.it : , . „‘1 ''''` ,2: 1 .i ni ,f t1 i, 7 ,, , ,, •: ,.. ........'"! - fisheries, from the month ' We elmirweatirely the sesitieSellient.Cooot Galata fie ' osier, during all which la Roobekrecaelt. Let es•istajpeemitted, a single Opp. i The sPlitsuxilee, opinion should p Arad, se dhis * .".. ' 'Meld, Was with the ration which *pianissimi, presegusiteelf 1141itoperp •• eratAa well si•linglish. Since true that the lead the,pelst,ef eontslattliielt tity try' Srto=er. whisibfir • . 817 ,_ . (bats di f ity cilar i ds. g ilLOßY ate isa ~ • • . ruble off those mode of transzeting ' th e. body ' of a deemed Imam .. mr JON* NRWPOR r 4=sZl l l:4; m illsifiPthilf pit, state Isere thicyear, which we are. fseM admit/jog , it was Mt, iniff *I. di t al ett L i zsi te to 1..... a °rend - „. 1 1Wa lis` lbellillei, • ' . . a the begissiag of ApriL after having. allowed • the . removed in mini Lfellia Oil --' " m ‘ -... a , ••• • • lii° 414 . ~,,Mi t. jr • .... • 7 • & nil ,the Joysissr- *setts is, Hotel ofthe.Ottke to Madeleine ;hark 00.4 to ittti. : i boa lherniterb ' viten!, ma Si MiebilPwakeagi ."- • . swab ib probeitios at daiiinonsent when the bode Leg widow a divialaM- V!' ;•• ' •• ~ -,',. ken. *4 .r: aoso.. • O iinn)" **Sit 1. ' :the dime& Who • bad been attired. befOie Divine Alg r agillthinfril l6 l ‘4l a - • - Roehefoucaufe took plasm *nice might have been permitted afterwards. 0. , g e 7 l6o , lo . surote useee. ll4 t l W.let a , ... he .Asseeaption, as had coal that which was lawful become illegal in the interl • ~,,,,, to re .,,... thi , emir . • Vibes* • . inverd to his estate of 'rah/ antour? And when one sees the conseqamees, ligibir ceitroatie ti 11.114990. 1 .011114 sia.j.maksmi : ro battalions of infantry , are we not authorized in giving this caprice of autho- _ WC' -1 A l' '''' 'i-- 1 ; . 1 -_ - --'t'' 1 d ' r 0!" , the barrier Of Clichy, rity a more severe denomination? . : . I nual tolt . L A S MIME. mall Ar illieredietiellst lik . Aie . ronours to the deceased. IRO* TR a QUO Tiplabilills: ... :,..c.: l , y,; Mr . ths=Adll NU the naZre ' isorder which took pixie Our letters from Madrid state, that it Tipieles-q. .*, i * burgh 1 ' • ~ :, , 1,/.1) 2j Al , - - moment when the co ffi n of March, and not the 16th, that the Week -- • . 1...111: X. A. 'IA LO,R • . a • ilk. been placed on the hearse lug the Marquis de Moustier, as Ausbeigalot' troll; ,•• we 4 " r - i i ido t ••• '• - • . Arm. rsons having putaside the France, were presented to his CathoUjffajirsty by M . Lord CHA NDOS premated'it * *poi off the coy o declaring de Beaurepaire, First Secretary of Leis*, who re- 'ainktte t irothartla.aeletkinitiibefingeteniPplVilet as far as the barrier. usainad at Madrid in the character of Charge d'Affaire s , Ili* if that Vara Lae*. _ ___ ._ .. _ _.• ''''''''' 3l .. ....,- - - - . . • Intarlya wesmes& a Thlifilkikild alinfilaletrflut ice gave orders to re lace after the departure of the Ambassador. The date art .. , •, . . whatrvee in A ie - .:,..L,:.., ..,.4.,... • ai..l a Lord LOWTHER preseatid • • ;.. ,' . • t ;olations, but the persons recall of the Duke of Vilia•Hernsosa, therefore, •••*, - attempting to resist . this perfectly with that of the presentation of the ~. ' aist Sebes plaCes In Lancashire, and * ' ls - •_2,7' '" ' . . diged to interfere to have de Moustier's new credentials. What we farther against farther mu"" A S aimiA t° l4 .'•'' , ' . „".„ - ; ‘ „,: v " - „,-..irai ~,r1 d that everything might is, that negotiations had beenopened at Paris, " ti n"- Mn R. GRANT stated, Mita the - Arifsk Illisimeakii, iiiiiii and-with the pomp proper the Spanish Embassy and English Commissioawi, fps thew defer premedes the:erne , thetceemoimee tin to.surtew men. The coffiu fell on settling a plan by which the clams of British eglitias goa t t o , os d as - t h at i t mirk b e ~ , l oo k o f i t , rs who followed the fu- might be liquidated: The principal Agents in this .seem- yf ~.-atalesft moved thdt the taws bsfore.4 ll . 1 - ciation, the ratification of which has been refused by the ' irritztrantilAtieprearetandteaede - tted7 m= e. Chaim!. Disarm, Tadao, Court of Spain, were, it is said MM. CorJova and Car- kith , theme o f Rose and another , adethhee a toed ", thou and familial ; Counts paying for - protection to the Landed Istmest. ~ n is ,y .. , mute, and renew of the neistro, Secretaries of Embassy at - Paris; and they are # , a i re ti, p erse b., H asann , an d UMISMIIIOOd OP •billOWNltaillati s 011; this account, an nn- Mr. WARD, the City bisinber,preseated a potitioa i , Alexander Limette, OUbert lirefifed.Mitbevititbratiik wear", cloth= in Spain: Writ of %In Wu. from 9 . eeres.c WO" giwt• _ass . - Ldgh ?nolo; so 4 the motes of the hit Lord'lsigho. 'VIM VINO out. - 4A.1.. agate atates, Ora No Ndaiek for; MO diguiti kW iv eervestalai t . and the absolution, each, f d holy water on the co ffi n. • IMPERIAL PAlO t ailiNT the Litahreltamedneafee Wrivileses. . •• • Mrr .h l4lFik,4 , l , i thaot Mr.. *daimon TPemtpaska. PIA. . gh the streets Neuve du for a tO Meta the - Acta th• ad of Ow.. IV. Latane, and Ctichy. It HOUSE OF LO ' - a. 4firTe= of kilitilliti. the - Make mined for a • perks of so. ' discourse was spoken by ' The Ro y ali Amat was S ins b i lk - t° the Da " /114 ami s seemiantatalletii tbabalaniv* - _ lithe mgt.:4lolw Duchess of Clarence 's Annuity '.aisd'ths 2 Aisitiladllifieki the Institute. Other die- blutiny Nis. . . • • leered by Messrs. Million, her • mow s um . and othooie jk od e i et hensi o t o u t 4 7711.17rACIIINSON (of Cork) presented a t i l a ter fri* - ie tumult at the doors of the Spring Guns BIS, the Copylmid itswie, the Cat of phi. t w ilteenan,Cnibnake ad* Paddies ad or• Mary 4 gann i leigkeyer of embeits liatiaftpatba. - • ' l ' •l - ' • them from the procession, tresses BA and 'nerd Private Ikon the Prot '404411111 , 41•111,alailled alkali* eatbit.nesaltakCianale .. gm. three volleys a cui t mie rd / 1 4=l i f. t il riren pross i ker n t dj i tldusi ; : e i dwianast, , zoo oMmasta, ...,,;.,:. i • .. t it ..ve iffid.lo the carriages which burp^ favour of dm Ommlassid. • - _ _- - • MAY . . Moo. ll= 1 11l to 0 Liaising.. • The SP et LAU RDA.I,I; emisepal a Maim frets Oa Meal ifilig,lia la lee farther • salmis of SATURDAY. Owen sad Onroaisel of load it the Come, af - 11Mblipausw e 6. . . LIGN 30 . against the proposal millilatiNS ow the Corn Laws. .:•-1k• ' ' -- IIADDICI it.terrotr: *• - ' de Rochefoucault Lian- Lord TRYNHAM persinte, a reddest to tie ataieelbet (rem lir. &GRANT presented a Petition from a Mr. at the Church of the As- a Pagida The hi l e n rgide allalgellarw ee murpiu hrumeed a paw= Awn a perm ; Dates, en of the Elector' of the Town of Reading. ' % ,..1 t. At ten o'clock in the in Lincoln, against any akeration in the Cora Laws. cemplitiming that Mr. F. Palmer had been declared by 1 wf the School of Arts and Lord DUFFERIN presinted a Petition from a Parish in the a Oisamittee of that House as duly elected is reps-as he illuitrious deceased had County o r Down, against any further coaceesions to the /to- the own of Bending in the present Parliament. he, the eras, met at his hotel, and nillia iOMc ` m,_ Mar;,vis e f . DowNsm RR whisk __ q , said Si r. Palmennot !saving been a Petitioner against remains to the Church.- . r .71.; 04 o f that Petition. He had so de n se s n ak e te ehject to lib theretern of Mr. Spence, the other candidate. • The persons of the highest. dis- its beingteceived, but at the same tins. it was duo so certain dosses Petitioner stated that be had been Weil advised that this narked the Dukes de Fitz- In the parish whence the Petition preceded, who bad hada Usk. finding 'of the Committee was contrary to the 10th Got de Raguse ; the Counts "" I " 746 " ° !". l _th ithn _ri.!!!!' b krz e , , ,!°_,re: IT the, disa_rtad:r. 111. chap. 16, sec. 18. He prayed, theatfori,that a . writ er . T ereaue , G e ner a l Sc. an d k , 4o2 ::„ l 77,,l=‘,Z;:ar d : fit= th e:" were might he issued for a new election, or that sufficient flowed the funeral proces- ability, to express to their Lord ate s r i e t that the Opinion t h ey bad time might be i ren to Petition, on the ground of bri- he ' Duke d'Estissac lc, the lane entertained had not been that the dams of the Roman herr, against . Palmer's taking his seat. He should d all his family. The Duke Cettwilel were WWI deserving the favourable consideration of give no opinion es the littportant point of law referred thek Lordships. Me thought k right to state, too, Mit the 'corner of the pall. A de- sow opposed the present Petition wens without exception rqn Proles- to by the Petitioner. But as now advised , if the Home Peers, and one of the Aca- unu. He aid not rise to oppose the Petition being received, b ut should receive-the Petition, be might be disposed bet 1. this ceremony. inertly to state that they who dammed from it were of the highest after to move that it be nefornatto a Select Committee. young people prepared to wege o tabilitY• - Mr. 9. RICE though t such a Petition as this could Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition brow 00 ,..- l ee ftec i.„,,„ 1 ..r...„..,........,,, A... all owed 1,.. hat :hy the homage with which lone Bon= ca th olic hthabitiets of the dietrkt et ciare is ire _ ....-. - Ise... awmAs ammaa Irm, . gory law ••••• ammence& in bearing the ; an d, pra yi ng the H ouse to ta k e their mo m = i nto coaddendaa bey mimed to elapse. The receiving of such Petitions assembly was to bid it a The Noble lard also presented a Petition Irani the Orman of the Would bring back the evils which the Grenville Act - ... Ad.. 4.. ...h. Ol11•11M• .111mmari ilas son !mink. *.... assiga . ........... '2.m .1 - A •,............... Tt at... D....•:.1.....1.... ...........:.....A -8 1 001 di . • Saida** , DE 'JAMES'S FETES POWDER AND ANALEPTIC 'PILLS. T" FEVER POWDER" wis Oed to be the most valuable Discovery ever 'Eadiin the Science of Medicine, sad is administered with equal Maxie in Fula, Maistes, ST. dirmost r e's A LIST. Flay, PLEA SO= TIIIOAT; RE ZUNATaIf, att. When given freely upon .the first attack of Fever, it gives decided relief In a few lupus, and generafly elects a core.—ln Colds or Catarrhs, partaking • more, or less of inflammation. It is found in variably to shorten their duration, and to prevent their terminating is Pulmonary Affecdou; in Packets, at Si. 9d. and 24.. The ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their influence in exciting the lateral secretion., us pa excellem Alterative Remedy in Mimic Diseases, Rkautiastism, Habitual Febrile and Gouty Al. fictions, Indigestieer, Moue sied miser Complaint/ of the Stomas and Bowels. Thetas' mill is their eguatips—do not require the but reetraint or csalsawaat to the patient--oad, m a general Peaky Medicine, they haws so solider; la.Desse, at 4s. dd. & 34a. Er R. 6. G. JAMES, whose illgastari is eased to the limasp led Label of eta Paekage, think le necessary is Worm the thatifewn. Newbery, the lets Agratecif Ms Grandfather, Ms 'Father, and himself, are now wading ankles of their own rompotidon, under the name of Dr. James; am& that be hat ap. Paned, in their stead, as Sole. Agents, Messrs. Reeler, Ohenaises, Duspside, corner of St. Paul's, Lemke ; S 4, Subtlest:est, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh. They may also be bad Retail of Savory and Co. 136, New Bend.streee, and 240 Regent ; and the most respectable dealers Ia Patent Me. Claes in the country. THE OTTOMAN PORTE; OR, PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE. TN Constantinople, when coma the Divan, The Salmis converse relsaing began On subjects of Science and Art, and the theme Still varying, by aeeldnie utfd or by whim,— It added at last on this important question, On which each at freedom odght gave his suggestion; Which Is it of recent latieryt &hem sr Att ha mast an fdeladili Wiltidiber beptit? :4. • • : v TO pros of the ohm vall to eeteihee the awns . J ii A prerreoca coolliaing *pignut dna gateo, When we, doe example with promplto wk. A fact thus disclosed of a high polkaed Boot. "' The mystery," he said, " wine we sought to seek! *bee lost in my house was a puree of pure gold, All search was in vain, the inquisitive eye ser Aide till a Pelican chancing to spy, Pourtray'd by a Boot, in my closet then plat's], The twine the bird most assiduously trac'd Aid drew ketch—a Pelican—No! nothing worse Nor better, than e'en the identical wee! Disesh'ry, Utn y, Ornament, found, Thus largely, bi WAinnies /anal Jer to abound!" This partisent host Ins Keeeiv'd with acclaim, The fitasiting:that mites to the smith of fame, And now to the Osumi Caw when resort The great of and s the iiirren they sport, 6° named by she &Atha. Wiese Mt sublime Is copied through Tarkey,Aa melt distant elirse. Sad if the Ambrosadors faikemethtlflote 'fi t charm thas higit-easmiseled I f uldoes.tay racer )irspett to the Emperor!. shales dewed lackinj Shea Boors, if tilusiol net with 11/4altwes JET Bircon! 7f s Easy Shining and TiriNadt BLACKING Prepared by (Skd eerAtim. "3, STRAND; tboloa; And said tn every Town in the Kingdoms. 4 1ID b 'bobs, dd. tod. litd. sod lad. ruk. I• 30 PAST QU ! BLUEING, Os Pbn,li. Md. sod lOd. Gbh. .;1161la d Pot of rake is equal to Four le. Bottles of Liquid. i Is/ • t