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Manama also presented a similar Petition from the Corporation of Barber* add Surgeons of the same place. The Petitions were laid en-the table and ordered to be printed. ZLECTIVI .111011T3 OP FRILEIJOL.RERS. Mr. SYKES rose, pursuant to notice, to move icr leave to bring in a Bill. to declare the rights o( Flee holders, in separate districts or counties corporate, to • vote at.the election of knights of the shire of the several cou 'ties tram which the sail districts have been.-sepa rated. nut scruple to ackiowledge the right of the C•osyn to ditids counties; but he certainly douhtt•d the oiAist of the Crown to interfere in t' e rights of elez. bee franchise. ItAtittid Confer th t but, he very much doubted 'lf it tool t . deprive a fret-hairs of the right of voting. * ln the county of York nitre *ere a great many holders, who, although they were. frerhorders of York, yet being under the county rates of Dorian, they voted for the representa. tiers of Durham. Here therefore was fease.in paint to establish precedent for the introduction of his Bill, and he did not see why one county should have a privilege which was iltnied to another. His Bill was coefiatd •o nine counies, which had enjoy.fil the privi leg • which this Bill claimed for them many years hack, bat bad been deprived °ltchy charter. Ht thought the present principle of exclusion was unjust. as well as ill .gal, and he trusted his Bill would meet With on opposition from Ho mutable Members. Sir M. It II) Li Y. support, I the motion.: He wu sure the Bill of the lion. Member would be of infinite good to the counties specified in it. His Bill would re-establish them in tlse enjoyment of those privileges of which they bad been deprived by the. charier He fell convinced that there Was no objection to the Bill at the present stage: he did not wish to go further than merely.support the motion for leave to bring it in ; but he could assure Hots. 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E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UAll'ED 11 , 01.11PANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby gioe Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Houle, in Leailenhall-street, un Wrimcsoav, the 21st June next, at Deven &Clock in the ForenOon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midaummer next. • In this Edition the diagrams at; placed throughout the Work in their proper places, in connexion with the letter-press description. FERGUSON'S INTRODUCTION to ELECTRICITY; new and imptoved Edition ; with copious Notes and Suppirment, illustrative of the present state of Voltaic Electricity and Electro- Magnetism. By C. F. Partingron. In Octavo, uniform with the above. GOVERNMENT having arranged the-last Lottery of all to he taken by the Ofßee keepers who usually bid for a Lottery, and determined that LIMO'S FAREWELL CONTRACT, . . 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A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING. and the Node of using the Thermometer and Saccharometer rendered eisy to every Capacity; the whole forming a complete Guide in brew ing London Porter, Brown Stout, and every other description of Al. and •Meer. l o which .are added, general instructions for making Alalt, Tildes of • the. Senile Duties, etc. By Alexander Morrice, Common Brewer.' Sixth Edition; with the. Lawi re lating to Brewers and likissurre f . by John Williams, Esq. Price Bs. in boards. • being the very last I.ottery but One that can ever be offered, must be all decided • NEXT WEDNESDAY, (So MAY). Mr. JONES opposed the motion. After some observations from Lord J. !Lomat, Mr. Lvvrteros o and Mr. Wrest, Mr. ELLICE said he was much obliged to his Hon. - Frier.d for bringing forward the Bill, and he hoped it would meet with the approbation of the House, for no one could deny the principle was good. He did not think it requisite to push the Bill too forward at a time, but be hoped the Hon. Member would go on with ft, and if possible, get it through both Houses of Parliament this Session.. Mr. BRIGHT opposed it ; he thought the Bill was calculated to co.tfer a privilege on some individuals, whilst it excluded.othert vrho were not fortunate enough to belong to the county specified in the Bill. • Mr. A. SM ITH opposed the Motion. • filr. SY K ES replied. Leave was then given to bring in the Bill. A Message from the Lords announced-their Lordships' assent to several private Bills.. Lord JOHN RUSSELL pre...ennui a Petition•from certain In. habitants of the Port of Rye, complaining of undue influence ex erted over the Burgesses of that town by a Dr. Lambe; Also.that the number of Freemen fur aye was now only one-fourth of what it was 100 years ago; and praying that they might be permitted to . prove their case as to alleged grievance next Session of Parliament; and also that the House would pass acme remedial Act to remedy their defeciWe Representation.—Tne Petition was ordered to be printed. . Mr. tSTCOU Rl' moved for leave to bring in a 818 to continue for a time the regulations as to Ll:vises of Alehousel. Mr. HUME regretted the lion. Member had not introduced en original Bill, which he had promised, in order to meet the evi:s the Liceir.ing system. Altar a kW words from Mr. MONNE and Mr. M-AlEa s LT, leave was given to bring in b tlie Bill. Mr. C. W. WYNN brought in a bid to defray the expente of any additional nasal force to b.: em,iloyed itr the East Indies Read a first time and ordered to be read a second time on Friday. Mr. H ERRI ES moved th it the House resolve it.elf into a Cunt- - allure of Supply—which was agreed to. He then moved that it be an instruction to the Committee to introduce a clue in the Consolidated Fund Bill for the appropriation of the Supply. A conversation ensued between Lord FoLicerross, Mr. P. Nauss, and . Mr. Haaants.—The Instruction was agreed to. Me. lit I NIE begged to know from the Right Hon. the Presi dent of the Board of Controul, whether he intended to lay before the House any details respecting the Dispatch of the Commander. in-Chief In India, or the Investigation orderA as to the late otelan. choly transactions at 13arrackpoor in. Inds.? Mr. WYNN said he hid ree e'er& such a dispatch as that alluded to, and he did not feel it was desirable to place that information on the table of the House. Mr. BRIG HT inveighed in animated terms against the principle on whieli the Burmese war had commenced, and the expanse and waste of blood by which it was carried on. 5Jr. C. W. WYNN apprehendt:d the lion. Member bad sot yet examined the papers laid before the House as to the; progress of the operations in the Burmese- territory. The Hon. Member nitht make a specific motion on this subject, when the subject mightpbe introduced without obviously violating the order of proceedings, as must be the case were they to institute such an inquiry now on a motion for providing for the additional naval expenditure on the Indian station. Lord J. RUSSEL'. regretted that the Government of Lord Amherst did not inspire the same confidence here or abroad as that of Lord Wellesley and Lord Hastings, and hoped that some rapt. nation would be afforded as to the prospect of a peace being con cluded with the Burnt. se Empire. The House turn went into a Committee. In the- Committee, the Appropriation Clause was agreed to, and the Report was brought up, and ordered to b e re-considered to. mon ow. That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on TUESDAY ) the 6th June n , xt, it - Three o'Clock, and opened again on THUDADAY, the 13th July following. And that tbe Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due on the .sth July, will be ready to be delivered on . Tsl6llllllAlr, the 6th July next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. _ . Bun. entreats his 44 best Friends," the Public, to be early in their application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the SIX PRIZES OF 421,000, acc. &C. Forming an aggregate of 1'437,000! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY,*(SL MAY). ST. MA RYLEBONE., APRIL 22, 1E126: WANTED TO BORROW SEVEN THOUSAND - • • ". I TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, on Transferable Rinds of One Hundred Pounds each, bearing Five per Cent. Interest, payable at the Court-Howie Half-yearly; tile said aunt to be secured on the New Paving. Rate of the 'aid Parish ; thr Bolds to be prepared at the expence of the Parish. Particulars, containing extracts from the Parochial Acts of Par liament, 'hewing the powers and regulations of the Vestry as to paying off money borrowed on Berndt, are lying at the Court. House for the pertaml and sieryenro de Persons intending to make Tenders, which Tenders must be - sealed up and endorsed, " Tenders for Lendin; Minty," and be forthwith delivered to-thel Vert t y Clerk. A Vestry:74l bv. beg t)sy court-Howse of tbe said Pariih, blar)lebone-latte, fur the purpose, of opening, consi.. l dering, and selecting Tenders, on SATURDA'kNE4T, the 29th instant; and (if netTesary) on the ?ollowing &Tommy, at Eleven u'Clo . ck in the Forenuoit. Tickets and Shares are selling at Mau's, the. Contractor's Offices 4, Cornhill ; and 9, (haring-cross; and by his Agents In all the principal Cides and Towns of the United Kingdom. Woes Gaper !—The tide of, success continues to flow uninterruptedly to Brates . Ornces—every Drawing affords him the gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the Prises have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended, he shared and sold several Capitals, including Two Palms of £20,000 taco, viz. 7440, Class A, a Prize of £90,000! 10,004, Class 11, a Prize of X 20,000! lethe previous Lowery, which was all drawn 6th Dec. LAST, DISH SOLD TWO OF £30,000 ! And the Lottery immediately preceding, draws on the lath Octanes LAST, BISII SOLD THREE OF £20£00! And within the last Eleven Months, BISH SOLD FIVE 450,000 AND ELEVEN £20,000 The Money Will be required forthwith, after ;he acceptance of the Tenders. By Order. of the Vestry, - J. H. GRBVW4I.., Vestry Clerk, PARLIAMENT . ,IO' PROCEEDINGS. . THE LAST BUT ONE. SWIFT and Co. beg 'cave to remand the Publi c that Lotteries are near their conclusion iii ihis Country, and that SIX Prizes of 4V1,000 are to be distributed by - the Drawin g of WEDNESDAY NEXT, 3cl of MAY, which is the last opportunity but one of acquiring so larje a • sum of Money by a very small adventure. SWI FT and Co.'s Ofliceshave been for tunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, partkularly TWO of £30,000, and TWO of .e.u3,000, within the last few months.—No. POULTRY, No. 1, STRAND, adjoining Northumberland House, and SI, ALOVIAIte HIGH STABIL • • • HOUSE OF LORDS, Aran. 26. Mr. BROCIDIN, and others from the Commons, brought up the Stags Coach Licenses Bill, the Lnndon Bridge" Advances Bill, and . several Private Bills, whisk were read a lint time. The Earl of MALMESBURY_Inowed. for Retstrbs of the Ac- counts received from his Majesty's Consuls abroad respecting the prices of fireign Corn during 182.5.—Ordered.. The Earl of LAUDERDALE moire& an humble Address to his Majesty, praying that he would order to be laid before their Lordships copies of the Reports made by persons sent to the Con tinent to inquire into the prices of foreign corn, and the conse quences of itslnipoitation into this country. As the expense of printing Returns was so high, he hoped it Might be so arranged that one copy woold do for both Homes. The motion was agreed to, after a few words from the Earl of Matattsanur, who coincided in the opinion eipressed by the Noble Earl with respect to the Expense of printing (Lam tit. Earl BATHURST laid on the table certain pakrs respecting the state taf the -slave population in the West Indies.—Ordered to be printed. The Earl of R °SEDER R.Y presented Petitions from the town of Nottingham. and . the Ekkra and Congregation of Drikeith, against the continuation of Negro Slavery.—Laid on the table. 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'lt 1. one of the oldest Public Medicines extant; andits peculiar Virtues and efficacy have uniformly maintained the highest reputation. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 91 and I Is. by flutters, Ckanists, 4, Cheap side, corner of St. Paul's; London; and S 4, Sackville-street, Dublin • and 75. Princes.street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136, New Kond-street, and 2CO, Regent -street ' • and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad, BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELe ' DOC, strongly recommended in Chronic Rhesunatisns, Spasmodic Affections, Palsy, Stiffness and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruise &c: In Banks, at 2s. 9d. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. July 25, 1225, Pocklingfon, near York. fIENTLEMEN-111 adttititin to the highly ,intesest ing eases you have lately published from the City of York, have much pleasure in forwarding you the partiailars of two remarkable cures per formed by 'your A NTISCOR BU TI C DROPS in this neighbourbood. Mr. Collinson, who resides at Kirby-under-Dale, Kw Lath g of Yorkshire, was very much afflicted with a Scorbutic complaint, which appeared in the form of larke blotches all ever his body, and was restored to perfect health, by taking only two eleven shilling bottles of your Antis corbutic Drops: The other case occurred in a child of Mr. R. fiesta, of Seaton Boss, also in the Rut Riding of Yorkshire; ft was seized, when two ye.iri old, with a violent Scorbutic com plaint, and had three large ukers in each arm; every remedy failed in curing the distaie, till they were fortunate enough teary year Drops, and I am happy to say, by perseverance, the Child was completely cured. 1 shall be glad so answer arty enquiries and ?main, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, WM. BOTTERILL, Druggist, Pocklington. To Messrs. John Lignurn and Soil, Surgeons, Manchester. These Drops are sold in ntostialedaquare bottles at 2C ed. 41. 6d. and lls. each, by John Lignum and Sun, Surgeons, &c. e; Bridge street, 91ancheatt.r; 1. Sanger, 1.50, Osford.street ; I. and C. Evans. 42, Long-lane, West 'Smithfield ; Barclay and Suns, 95, Fleet-market; C. Butler, 4, Cheapside, and 214, Regent-street; Sutton and Co. 10, Suer Church yard ; Evan Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's aturek yard ; Henry blackrill, 33 , Whirechaprl, London ; F. Newhery and Sons, 29, Dame.street ; Butlers, 54, Sackville-streer, Dublin ; Scutt' and Orr, 100, South Bridge, Edinburgh; R. Nelson, Sur geon, Glasgow; and all respectable Medicine Venders. . Of whom also may be bad, Mr. Lignum's Improved VRGE 'f A B LE LOTION, for all Scorbutic Cumplaints,ps ice 2s. 94, ditty included. Lignum's SCURVY. OINTMENT stay now be had of the above Agents, price Is. 9d. edicb Pot, duty included. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the motion of Mr. Alderman Woos), the New London Bridge Bill was read a third time and passed. Lord CLIVE moved the Order of the Day for the further consi deration of the Report of the London and Birmingham Canal Bill After an observation fr. m Mr. - Catettare, the Bill and amend ments were agreed tn, and ordered to be engto.setA. Mr. MONTEITH presented a. Petition from the Inhabitants of a Parish in the County of Fife, praying for the liberation of Mr. R. Gourlay. After a few observations from Mr. AIMUTIII4O7, the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. HOBHOUSE presented a Petition h n ni the Inhabitants of St. Martin's, praying that the road from Charing-Cross through the King's Mews (which had been closed fur five yews), m ty be opened to the pubilc.—Laid on the table. Lord CLIVE broNght up the evidence b:fore the Cmimittee on the Liverpool and Birmingham Canal Bill. Ordered to be printed. Mr. HEATHCOTE moved for a return of the rase of , tonnage on Foreign and British Vessels on entering the Port of London, during the last ten years. —••Orlered. Mr: F. BUXTON presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of the Borough of Wallingford, complaining of bribery at elections.— I , • Ordered to he printed. Mr. Dawson presented the Report of the Commission of Inquiry iato the Courts of Justice in Ireland, relative to the Uifice of Sheriff in that country.—Laid on the table. ' Sir F. BURDE'rr presented a Petition from Chichester *sant the Licensed Victuallers' Act.— Laid on the table. Mr: JAMES presented a Petition from an individual of the name 'of Martha Jackson, complaining that her license bad been taken from her without her knowing on what account, and begging . the House to interfere in the restitution of her right. ' MONCK supported the Petition, the practice of depriving perions of their licenses fin trifles-. had Increased to a great exte.it latterly, and he should be klad to find the House interfering with ' these innovations on the rights of individuate. Mr. ESTCOURT explained. After a few observations from Mr. A:aaaat.y, and Mr. JAMES, the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. LAW LEY' presented a Petition against Slavery Com Strat .for.l-upon-Avon.—Ordered to be printed. The Eight Itßilious Exchequer Bills' Bill was read a third time and passed. Air. TEN N'I'SON brought up the Report of the Spring Guns' Bill, which, after a short conversation, was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time, if engrossed, to.morrovin The Destruction of Douse. in- Ireland NU was read a second time, and ordered lobe c•mrntirted to-morrow. The further consideration of the Silk Bill was axed for to-morrow. The House went into a CiumnAtee on the Excise Laws - Amend. •lent Bill.—The amendments were agreed to, and ordered to be reported to-morrow. On fbe motion of Mr. Manias, that the Bank Charter Bill be read a third time, Mr. PASCOE GRENFELL said, It was of importance to know wh e ther the Bank meant to avail itself, or rather insist on tbc advantages which the Bank must derive from this law with. respect to projected Chartered Banks. Mr. HERMES said, that in the absence of the Right Hoo. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whose information on the subject would perhaps satisfy the Lion. Member, he should have no ob jection to postpone the third reading Mtn to morrow. The third reading was accordingly postponed until to.ntotrow. The other . Orders of the Day were tlfeu disposed of, and the House adjourned. MINORITY On Mr. G. LAM'S motion for allowing Counsel to persons prose- . tined for Felony.—April x 5. Althorp, Viscount Grant, J. I'. Nugesst, Lord Bernal, R. Honey wood, W. 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