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'T'' _ .4 '4lft4wwir 4"4 S'Age f r i . to wt: Cent - :+I /44,14,,_ p • 'i, , 7 1 , 4 1(.2L7 ....2„.. ....- , • ~.. ..PA ..1* i kisio lt for ar, ..:„...._• ~ -,1 iunt)3 11(1 (Will . C i t l e , . . NUMBER 13,117.1 A new &Mon, price Ss. Illustrated with Cues. APRAC ricA EATISE on the P‘eventien and Cure of the YEN RR EA L DISEASE., exhibiting the dia. raiser, symptoms. sad treatment of the Diastases iminediately or I remotely connected with It; :attaining Observations on Gleet, Ike. l the use of the Caustic and common nought, cutaneous Eroptioos Ihshility (general =local), &c. comprising an elementary Wed: Rat ilkedeuts, and • Guide to the general Reader, interspersed with whet Prescriptions applicable to each divisiou of the Disease. Hy T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Gay's. - • A POPULAR TREATISE on the pitsvgwriom and CURE of the DIFFERENT STAGES of ASTHMA, with new and successful Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits. Price Ss. Sold by Messrs. Highley, 174. Pleet-sueet ; Chapple, dd. Pall- Stall; Hever, SIS. Orfectiotteet. FAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on insmigting die Ware-roome of HENRY L COOPER, 93 ilistruemOnni.sraster the following Articles. at Price; II removable, fut Furniture of superior Style and M. d u le ff nit _. V OLSTERY—Comprising the improved Elastic Steel Stuffing • for Carriage Cushions Chairs, Sofas, biasses's'', &c. In addition to a handsome assortment of Bedstead 4. Furniturea. Window Cornices, Curtains, Ac. cAIIIII I IIXT woluc-0( the first quslity and Materials—Also Solid Furniture for Foreign Climate". •UtlfPl7(O—C hie. AMA up lamb Elagaaaatsd Mope& sod Paasonswe Requielase provided: CRAM— Appropriate fur Diming, Drawing Room% Bed Rooms, fits. 9ARPETS—fitiper • Brueseh Carpets. 45.. d. per yard (no Inferior m derc kept), Kidderminster and Venetian equally • e. . • /1.0111161NG-G LASSES—From the most magnificent to% the smallest. for Cliimnirs, Piers, and Toilettes; os the larger sizes. the Reduction will be found to amount !min Fifty to Seventy.five per Cent. CARVING and GILD! N 4 —Snow very beautiful specimens for Camel Tables, Glasses. due. PAPER-HANGING and PA INTING—In the Richest as well . . if the Plainest Style. PONERA IS—.Attemled in the most respectful manner. and par. titular regard paid to Economy. HOUSE AGENCY—Hawses and Estates 'glutted for Letting or avow), without Charge. *ALMS. APPRAISKAIENTS. AND COLLECTION OF RUNT'S, FURNRUER WA RKHOUSED. COOPKR,33, lianovetaLeisseeneWreamt, bas the honour of being employed and patronized by some of the brat Families in the Kingdom ; and, fur style and prim, challenges competition with any respectable FA& blishment. DR. JA MRS'S POWDER. • T . I - 118 Celehrate.l Me iscine trivet tabiy adopted by 1 Physicians; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice, with each Packet are encloeed full directions for its use. • Its 'limey is most certain, if freely given on the attack of FEVER, DIRASI.F.S, SURE THROAT, recent Cold with Cough, and other Itillammatory Disorders. In Rheumatism end Chronic Complaints it has performed the most extraordinary Cures. when litfrd with perseverance. Dr. JAMES'S POWDER continuo tie be prepared by Mews. Newsome, from the only Copy of tbe Irons. left by Dr. James in his own Hand-writing, tids was deptairei'with their Grandfather in 1746. as Joint Proprietor. LI packets. as. 94. and 244. Dr. JANI ES'S ANA LRPTIC PILLS afford constant reed in Indigestion, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gents Symms% tomet_lthermatism, and Cold with stigbt Fever, and are as nald it their ogee sas not to require confinement. Dr. James's Ara. Irptie Pills are prepared by Mews. NICKIIIILY, ferias ;be only Re 44ref extatlng 'order Dr. James's Hand, and are - sold by them in Waal at iis. oat and 4e. ad. at 45 St. Paul's Chtirch.yanl; and their Agana, J. Winger, if" Oxfordastreet, Lebden ; W. Pegg, Albin ; nod Roberts. Place Vendome, Pais. The Sias F. sillewherr . b engraved its cud Government Stamp. AN ifIPOR'I'ANT DISCOVERY FOR PRESERVING AND HuAin' EYING THE TEETH ANI) GUMS. ItO WLA ND S ODONTO; or. Pr4riy Dintsi , t.e. The high and Impomont char•mter of this Powder has ob *hied ham some of the most eminent of the Faculty, has induced kreettalia to offer it to the Nobility, Gawp, sad reline at large, as an efficient Vegetable Powder, composed of Torre. illeats the most pure and rare, selected by an Indian Botanist, Mid possessing extraordinary powers in realising a beautiful Set of Verih—suatains them in prhtin. purity, whiteness, and firmness ; averts decay. and strengthen, the Gums. On UNSOGNDandi Al PERFECT TEETH. ROWLAND'S ODONTO operates as a renovator ! etclulng all deleterious stainer from bs corrodent seat. and clearing the way of -impel beat. indulteli the regenerative ialleenee that characterises the Teals by the new features of balmy and stability : Pleasant to the taste, ROWLAND'S ODONTO will be found with Children equally acceptable to its application, as felicitous in its melts. Price es. 911 ) . per boa, duty incleded. Each Genuine hos bas the Name and Addrese engfavitd on the• Government Stamp, . • ' A. ROWLAND & SON, so, HATTON-GARDEN, • Which in pasted on the Wrapper. Ales Full 'FUR TOOTII ACHE ROWLAND'S ALSANA EX raAc the anguish of, evebuctatiag pate, ibis liztract at Tincture afford. instant relief, smernainaring the Seeley from the Gums. repelling the approach go decay. It is perteetly intingious, and an ezcellent Stomachic in, slicers of II .tuleticy and depreseen of spirits if constantly used, .011preveive.the Te e th and Gums sound. beautitul, and tree from 'Pele., au tl:e latest pond of 0,11111,14 CC. AMU to bottles at Ss. 9 1.-4 s. 6d.—sand 101. 6d. each, duty in- Iluded. by a Rows-aim & i iia, 40. Rattesargarden. Holborn. ¢oo ;and li) all tespectableNledicineVendera in Town and Country. con oods, ti1e)11 mime ass. romans, bags% Or BULWIIII, IosAL 11•171b01111M11. to. Maim& Julia' 1.14335 es axis MM. or INlaliellients. Dalwell, G near Nottingham,' September 27, 1164. imi.i.EmEN-...:1 .4.. 'reeve .tly leg' 'riled that I belie not. in times pan, made that acknowledgment which is justly due for the husk my family ha 6 derived from your . 'cal k-of medicine, the AN T ISCO It II U ric DROPS. M y Soft Wi Hain, When about a year old. was afllic•ed with the Measles, whist' left a apse on hi. leg. This-soon ulcerated and spread, fassalsti •WO wound. The surgeon to whom we applied. sue. aidiod is Isseilees the ii:orr; but almost immediately afterwards, ti/ Alm appeared upon his face, and the boy was dreadfully Alligied with running owes upon his neck and body; thesitichaike AA Main' was so grear.alint we were obliged daily to dimly. , his MAL . The Iligoieserwatal Surgeons in the aeighlwierhood were 1 444• 16 0411 1 A 4 beit skill was in vain • .4-vent other maladies we .. • . roved squally in Et ctuat and the sue'. :sr mininued a • . iniserable object almost .bent double for nearly Twenty ; a. M tit. time I beard of the virtues of your inestimable ae, and OW taking 41. bottles (which I purchased of Mr. ap odi • Oftliff Ilsosiogimo). an amendment began to take place, and . • M taking P.ar bottles more, effected a per Let cute. Artatirw six years duce this was accomplished. for which I re thetilou my uldeigned thanks, and wish you to make it public, tut tibe benefit of those who may be similarly'aftlicted. • • kans, Gentle/nes, your obediesit servant, JOHN FOULKES. To Messrs. John I.lgnions and Son, Surgeons, Manchester. N. If. 'I lane several other itidances of extraordinary cures per- Setined hi Tsui Anti-coebutic Drops. in this village. Those who des* the truth of the above case. may aPPly.Per . molly, or by "Siff post paid, to Mr. Foulkes, or Ttlr. Sutton, Booksellso. Nottioalkam. • 'Meek Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at Its. 9.1.4 a. 6d. ad IlVeacb. by Aden Livens and Son, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge- Infect, Manchester; Sutlers, Chemists. Cbeapside l corner of St Paul's, Loudon ; 73, Petticesotivet, Edinburgh; and 54, Sack villir-street, Dublin • I. Sanger, 150 1 Oxford-street ; I. and C. Evias; 42, l ai ng- l ure, West Smithfield ; &May and Silts, 95, fleet-market; tinttun and Co. 10, now Church. yard ; Evan Ed-. wards, 67, Si. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Posit Church-yard, I. landau; and 29, Dame -street. Dublin ; Scott and Orr, 100. South Bridge, and 67, Prince'astrvet. Edinburgh : LL. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow ; and all respectable Medicine Venders. Of wheat also may be had, Mr. Urines's Improved VRGE T 1111.4 LOTION, fur all Scorbutic Eruptions, price is. DI dory included.. )I V• 1 41weillee SCURVY 07 rtMENT. may" pow be b.:d no she abwmAgeists price 9. *I. ea!li Pot, duty included. ~. . FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH 13. • LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Marx' 11. The Lord Chamberlain Olds Majesty's Household has appointed William Martin, Esq. one of the Onetime* Ushers Quarterly Waiters in Ordinary to the King, in the roost of John Saville Dobyros, Esq. resigned. WHITEHALL, Maacis 10. The King has been pleased to present the liev.Thootas Amiens* to the Church and Parish 4 Cranford; in the Presbytery and County of Lanark, void by the death of the Rev. John Row WIII'TEHALL, Meese 12. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Richard Adolphe* alums-awe the place and dignity of a Preb e nd ar y o f his 'Majesty's Free Cha pel of St, George, la the Castle of , void by the death ot the Rev. George Clitunpsgrie. • WHITEHALL, bleats. 12. The King has keen pleased to appoint William Mackensie. Esq. I to be Clerk and Keeper of the General Register of Horning% in Scotland. is the room of Jobs Weachore. km deceased. . • Conansisnoos In 4* Nurlhannherland and Newcastle Volunteer Ytemanry. Ctriteky. sirraed by the Lord Lieutenant. - Cornet Jas. al` terve if be Lieutenant, vice LaWilutl, promoted ; John Cookson, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Skimp*, promoted. 'DECLARATIONS OFINSOLVENCY. Henry Brown. Gravesend, Kent, victualler. William Rreu, Reading, &apatite. coaclerroprietor. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Rayner, Fartown, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. coal-master', from:March 20, to May 6, at ten, at the White Horse Inn' Huddersfield. • • BANKRUPTS. Edward Corbett Bessell, Carktgamstreet, Chelsea, professor of music. to surrender, March 17, at one, 27, at twelve, and April 24, at one, at the COurt of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basing hall-sunk. Attorney, Mr. Cannon, Adorn -street. Adelphi. Edward Bray and William Aluoile Hornell, Mold Green, Kirk. I heatoo Yorkshire, Crecy cluth-menufacturers, March so, April • 10,,at eleven, and 24, at nine, at the Peck Horse Inn, Headers- Attornies, Mr. E. Walket, Exchequer UHce, and Lin coln's 100-fields; or -Messrs. (loughs and Co. Hudde rsfield. Henry Hornblower, High Holborn, victualler, March 20, 27, at twelve, and April 24, at eleven, at the Cour t of Commi.sioners of Bankrupts, Bosinghall street. Attorney. Mr. G. Williams, North-place, Gray's Inn-late. William Harrimo, Maidstone, Kent, cattle.salesman, March 20, 27, and April 24, at eked*. at the Court of Commissions of liaiduepts, Ilseingbell.street. Attendee. Messrs. Healing and Co. Gray's Inn • l or Mr. Norwood, Chering. Edward Dove, Dover road, Nswinguen, Surrey, grocer, March 20. 57, and April 24. at ten. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Risinghall.stftet. Attorney, Mr. Pateraon, Mine. ing.lauts. William Ilenty Atriums, Judd -street, Brenswick.square, fur ▪ ironmonger, March 20, at otie, 27, at twelve, and April 24. at one, at the Court of Cuttind.sioners of Bankrupts ' Basing ball.street. Anomie*. Mr. C. Field, King's.roed, Bedford agitate; or Mr. G. V. Field, liitchin, Hertfordshire. WiUs.m (kinsmen. York.street. Bryanstone-square. builder, March 17, 24. and April 24, at eleven, at the Court art Commissioners of Manlirepts, Basisighell street. Attornies, Mann. Haden) and Cu. L-adenhall-street. William Hunt, Stockport. Cheshire, cotton-manufacturer. March 26, 25, add April 24, at elteeti... at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. J, Tyler, Pump Court, Temple; or Mr. J. Husk, or Mr. H. Copplock, Swarm% • Benjamin Crowther, Belson. pawnbroker, Marcb.2o, 21. dnd April ' 24, at It n , at the Rummer 'faun, Bristol. - Attornies Messrs. I licki and Co. Bertleit'a.buildings, Holborn; or .11r. J. I'. Dieted, Bristol. • Lyon bitcliellinn, Union-place. Kentioad, merchant, March 99, of terseitte, £7'; and April 24. at eleven, at the Court of Colin ministers of Bankrupts, Basingbal4treet. Attorney, Us. Turner, assing.lan., Bread-street. Thumar Pointer, Goldeh Morse-yard. Dorset square, job master, March 20, 27, and April 24, at eleven, at the Coen of Com. mlssiooers of Bankrupts, liesinghall.street. Attendee, Messrs. tfitedomot and Co. Throgniortowstreet. Edward Francis Jerrie*. Gravesend, market gardener, March 17., at nine, 31, and April f 4, at ten, at the Coen o f Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinehaU street. Attornies, Messrs. Clare and Co. Frederick's-place, UM Jewry. Richard Barrett, Pavement, Moo:Adds, Unman. March 94, at eleven. £7, at twelve, and April 24. at us, at the Court of Own miss:Misers of Bankrupts, Besingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Irene, Fortilvars hie, 'Whom Edward Harrison, Lefthouse, Yorkshire, spirit merchant, Marsh 20, at six, 21, and April *4, at eleven. st the Sessloos House, Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Adlinetun and Co. Bedford-row; or Mr. T. Taylor, Wakefisild. Santee! James Evans, Wadebridge, Cornwall, tallow chandler. March 31, April 1, and £4, at tee, at Oliver's Hotel, Bothnia. Attornies, Messrs. Abisteit tad Co. Freeman's.euert CorshiU; or Messrs. Wools:tombs arid Co. Plymouth; and M r. Symons, Wadebridge. DIVIDENDS. April 7. W. Wade, Croydon, Surrey, coal merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Conastriesioners—sApril 10. C. L. Curter Bros bourne Mills, Hertfued, miller, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners. Loudon—April 7. C. Robertson, D. D. Milligan. and R. N. Mizell. Peoehurch.streot, naerehana. at tea, at the Cmirt of Commilsioners— April 7. H. Brown, Old Luadometreet, mak (acute, at ten, at the Court of Conuntssimiem--Ard 7. W. P. Mturare, Bread -street, audiometer, at tray at the Court's( Con. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1829. SALES BY AUCTION. BUCKS. HORTON, onr COLNBROOK, sod a short distance has WINDSOR. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street), At Oarraway's (Wee House, 'Ching* Ailey, Conshill. London, On TIIVIIANAV, the !eh of April, OM, at Twelve o'Clock, ACOMPACT fREEIiOLD ESTATE, TITHE NMI, comprising Three Enclosures of capital Arable and Meadow Lind. containing TWENTY ACRES, ONE ROOD, and FIRTERN POLRS, situate la the parish of Horton, in the county of Bucks, bounded on the Bast by the river Colin (which is stored with Fish). and on ithe West by the road from Coltibrook. leading to Horton, distant from the (seiner place about half a mile. In the occupation of Mr. Henry Stevens, tenant from year to year. To be viewed on applicatige to the Tenant, of whom Partkulars 'nay be bad; at the Catherine Wheel, Coinbrook; Bush, Staines ; the Inns at Windsor • Black Dog, Bedlont ; at the Cranford Bridge Inn; Red Lion, Hounslow; of Messrs. Hillier and Lewis , Solicitors., Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn; at G ar r awa y' s • ' and of Mr. Room, No. 170, Bargent.street, where a Plan of• the Mate nay be seen. VALUABLE CHURCH PRRFERMRNT, WITH THE PROSPECT OF ZAJILY INDUCTIML TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ' , . By Mr.JOHN ROSINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-woo) At OaMoray% Coffee House, 'Cliatoge alley, Cornhill, On 1 . 1101111116 T. Owlish's( April, 111119, at Twelve o'Clect, THE NEXT' PItESEN 1:ATION to the VAlorahie RZCTORY of WA NSTRA D, in the coquy.of ESSEX, in a highly respectable and.geuteel n-ighbourbood, and a short dis tance from the Metropolis; comprising& neat compact brick built Cottage Residence, forming a pleasant Parsorutge, suited for the accommodation of a Family, wick Fore Court, beautiful Pleasure Grounds, good Hitch. n Garden. &able, Chaise House, Outbuild ings; Faint Yard and Glebe Land, containing about EIGHTY.THREE ACRES, _ . chiefly rich Pasture Land ; With the Tithes of the whole Parish, containing about Two Thousand Acre., Including the Glebe, width, with Emoluments, are estimated about SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY P , HINDS PER ANNUM. • The present Incumbent about Blxty•sts Years of Age. Part of the Parish pays a modus, which is considered to be die potable ; and, in case it should be set aside, the annual value of the Living would be considerably augmented, exclusive of the Emo luments which would anise from the Waste Land, in :be event of in Enclosure taking place. Particulars may be had of Mr. Adams, High.street, and at t►e Mice of the Oxford Journal. Oxford; Cambridge Journal, Cam bridge; of Algoma. Presbeeld and Sun,. New Bank•buildings, Royal Exchange; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent street. noissioners--Aptil C. W. H. Nicholls, Birmhigham, victualler, at twelve. at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Merck Wr. C. CoulnY• Piccadilly, jeweller, at eleven. at the Court of Commissioners-- April 4. It Robert., Ruthin. Drobighthire, draper, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Dent.igh—March to. It. H. Love, Hogli•street. St. Giles's, painter, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-- April 3. J. Brown, Austinfriars, merchant, at twelve. at the Court of Conutaisaioners--April DX W. Fowler and J. Fowler, Alder Mills, Tatrowurth. Staffordshire, corn millets, at twelve, at the Castle Inn. Tatutvortk—April 6 W. Duff and I'. Browne, Liver• pool, merchant,. at one, at the °Bre of Mr. W. Thompson, U. ' verpool—April S. J. Bulmer, sen. and J. Bulmer, jan. Soeth Shields, Durham, ship booklets, at eleven, at the George Ina, Newoastle upon-Tyne—April 3. It. Carmen, &arida, Cumber land. fa mouth, at twelve. at the Clarendon Wilding.. Liverpool —April Id. L. Fallow., Suinland. Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton manufacturer, at eleven. at the Oise of Mr. J. IL Norris, Hali fax—April 3. J. MMus and J. Warrick, Plymouth. earthenware dealers, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth—April 3. 11. Parkinson, Wimeswould. Leicestershire, lace manufacturer, at eleven, at the King's Head lon. Loughborough. Lekeitershire— April 7. P. Hennell, Patton, Bedfordshire. listen draper, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. London—April IS. O. Ilickerdike, Huddersfield, Yorlosbire, innkeeper, at twelve. at the Pack Herat Inn, Huddersfield—April S. W. Goodhugh, Oxford -street, boi.k. selkr, at twelve, at the Court of Commissfuners—March 24. W. 'Nation, Chelsea, brewer, at ten. at the Court of Commission's.— March 31. A. Carter, Crosby.row, Walworth, baker, at tea, at the Court of Commissiouera—April 7. J. and J. Silver, and A. Boylston. Sice-lane. naerehuots. at teat, at the Court of Commis sioners—March 31. A. Draper. 0 oacester. plumber, atekeven, at the Hoek cod Groom Ino. Gloucester. carcrivicAncs, Amu. 5. John Cooper, Nottingham, lace. Manufacturer-4mM Inns, Towcestcr.. Nurthampnstubire, ironmonger—Robert lidpsr , Hart• street, Crutched-ltiars, wine merchant—James Cottrell, Pang. bourn, Berkshire, innkeeper—David Wright. awl Sold, optician— Frederick Brodie Rose ' High street, Southwark, dealer—Thomas Uttozeter, Staffordshire, tanner—J. and R. B. Hazy, Ash burton, Devonshire. serge.soanufacturets--D Orme. Oldham, Lancashire, cottuo spinner —J. llottooiley, Wirakey, Yorkshire, clothier—R. Strikell, Bast kloulsey. Surrey, carpenter—S. Cos. tenon, Greet Yarmouth, Norfolk, beer brew.r-61. Howarth, Liverpool, flag-deakr--S. 31mcrup, Stockport. Conibire, draper—. J. Noorbome, Nab,Yorlishire. KtigHob, Bath. uphol sterer—R. Prior, Hillingdon. chair-maker—T. .t tky, Cheap.hie. warehousemanD. Goatley, Windsor-place, City-road. Ironmonger —J. Drew, Ow'realism, builder— U. Ikckwith, tlatty-street, Commercial road, coacli-builder —J. 0. Pohlman, Craven-piaci, Kentish Town, bookseller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD. J. Hubberity and T. Whitby. Liverpool—W. Marshall and J. Cooper, Bromky, Kent, tailor R. A. Titcher and W. BAIN Lympstone, Davonshire, wine merchants—J. Burrell and J. Bur rell, Thetford, Norfolk, ironfoundars.- It. Slack and K. Athworth, Manchester, carpet manor:get ccc r c —W. Hutton and W. *Master, Arundel, Sussex, tea dealers— W. Norman aud G. Michell, Lang. port, Stonersetature i surgeoss—C. Welibeitived and IL IL Stasis- Mil, Leeds, commiasion agents—R. Selby and 11. Atlantan, Mount street, G r aquae wine merchana—J. Maws, jun. and T. ' Webster, Bowden, Yorkshire. surgeons—T. Arrowsmith and Cu. Hcitfs, Lancasire, retail brewers (as far as regards I'. Gerrard) —IL /braids and K. Woods, Liverpool, corn dealers-4a. Rooms and Co. Abingdon, Berkshire, ironfouniiert—lL Weeds and D. re Sho, Norwich, br ic klayers —J. G. Paley and T. Pemberton, Lands. soap hot era—U. Boomer and Cu. Rotherham. Yorkshire, wine oasechanta-.W. Goat and Co. Leeds, staff merchants (as far as regards B. Gatclll and J. Warner)—J. IL Dowling and W. Ben. Chew Magna, great merchants—T. Penn and J. Wheatley. Eastinds, Tarvill. farmers—F. Leigh and T. W. Whiner, Cal lompton. Devonshire, attonsies—T. Beckley and Co. Royston, Lancashire. cotton 'pitmen —J. P. Stevens and T. A. &sky. Windsor. surgeons—J. Richardson and J. Balked, Chresent'scasors, slat, Rivet. Manchester warehussonsen—T. Jones ant C Inman, Strand, apothecaries—A. brtbieen and Co. Bristol, linendrapet 9 W. Hubbard and f. Cloak, Dover, shipwrights—J. Mot/Gad, pin. and CO. Bristol, hums sistochants (as far as regards H. Ilooper)-- ,T. J. Nurrie and M. Nottingham. /dal-lane, merahante—J. Hayworth mid Co. Kin ale Jobe's'. (as tar as regards A. Watson). — P. Gammon and J. Stpletr, Bridge•row. 4tilibs—L. Levy and H. beinstions, Truro, Cornwall, jewelhira—J. Hughes and R. Humph:aye, St. Amish, Fri..l hire, automat —J. Mins and J. H. Mills. Brighton. broksra—J. Chopping and T. Osupping, illinWne bam, paper tray makers— W. Pearoua and Co. Leave Dyke, Brad ford, Yorkshire. wined spinners—R. Wilkinson and Co. Ye 01 16 . Yorkshire, scnbbing Turford marl W. Rico, Verona. sweet, Sunw-hill, cave-dealers. IMPER [AL PA KLIAIII FAT., HOUSE OF LORt)S, Mniscm 13. On the motion of the Earl of fklarva.atisr the ka~M * rr BRIM (12,000,0001.) bill, anti the Sissy .Uutiny Bill, posed through Committees. The Earl of ItOSSLYN moved, agreeably Cu the nods`, its Lordship give yesterday, that such of thrift LOOLlslope as had Pe titions to present to the Hour's should enreillorir isoravaiso paper, and that the clerk of thd How.- should read them amt II the order in which ibey_stotuf.--..4grved cu. ViSCUlallt TOIMINGTON proarneifli $ Bidden id favour of the Catholia Claims fium a parish its thd &gory alfoot.—Urdered to lie wt the table. Sir A. Guilt, and other Illensliffe of tle Haas of Coarmana, brought up the Army Mutiny UM a potv,ne 13:11. Alarysis ut DOW NSSI pr..acitted a Pet,tion from a parish in Dowathirc in favour ef the Catholic Claiins.—Ortlaral to ire on the table. .1" be lArtjuis of EX t i tkit presented Petitions from two parishes In Umlaut, &gab granting farther Coucesaious to the Human Catholic.. Also / retjtion trout Drkhous, praying for the abolition of slavery in dr/ Colonies. • Th. Bishop of and W KLIS pm. nted a Petition front Taunton, in Sumertertthier, elision ranging further Cum.:mhos to the genial Catholic. —Ordered to li.on the tattle. The Duke at ItICIIMOND presented a Petition from liar. sham, in Suttee, ,iitteti by SW person, and stunt another parish in busses, pra) tug that no further Cooersvion. be granted to the Littman Cobulics...-Orderrd to be on the table. The. Duke of DKVONSH I lig said be bad two Petitions to present to the litnise praying for the removal to all civil and giuti. disabilities—the first was from the Disarmers of Derby, and the other Irom the Mayor, Aldermen, XL schants and inhabitants ginersily of the town of Derby. lie was willing terabstain front snaking any observations upon the proceeding. resorted to by per soils residsog In am town of Derby who had beau engaged in get ting up a Petition against the gamin Githolseti. and which Pe; this* isad been placed in the hands of a Noble Duke whom be dui ,not now .see in his place. lie abstained nom doing so because it was bit opinion that such discm.ions were productive of no good— (lietir)--and because he entertained a personal respect for many nighly,respetabte individuals who bad signed the petition to which he altaiii.d. The petition *Web be had to present to their Lord shies bad bees supported by many of the most respectable and optileut ialsabitams of the town, who were anxious to express their omihkaire urea the important subject cuntainect in it. With that opinion he perfectli agreed, because he thought it was founded in justice mid truth; and be hoped the period was not far divaat when these would beim longer occasion for such appeals to the Legislature, bat when peace and tranquillity would be experienced througboit the country. and a gual end be put to civil discord..." Laid ea the table. The Earl of CAR NARVON,In presenting a Padden in favour of Catholic Emancipation from Tauutom in Soinersetabire, alluded to irregular RINDS resorted to by persons in procuring petitions against the Catholic Claims. such as the exhibition of prints and posting of pimento, with a view to excite the public mind against the Roman Catholics. The Kul of HLDON sold if the Noble Lord whn had jut spoken. or any other Noble Lord. would communicate to him (Lord Eldon) the name of any individual who had resorted to improper means for proclaim' 411131111 to petitions he would ►now how to deal with him. He (Lord Indus) need nut again repeat what course be would pursue with regard to such a person, as be had said sits cleat upon t►e su►ject lest niibt. The cart of CA RN A RVON said he did net Wade to any par" dealer isistanee, but to the general practice of suiting the pYhlic mind ►p the exhibition of prints and placards. His Lordship pre sented another Pukka Irma Dorwtsbire is fauna of Catholic to Ikon the table. The'Marquis of LANSUOWN said, he rose for the purpose of calling their Lordships attention to the Pe titson of the Roman Catholics of Ire:and, praying lor the removal of the civil and religious disabilities under which they lablured. It certainly was not the. first. PUCE S time that he had hat occasion to present such a p tion from the same body of mem but ne West. d. toms all that he had seen of late, and flora the measures which he was happy to find were now ab ut to be calor tied into effect, he might be permitted to hope that he now presented their petition far the last time When be considered those persons who bad on former occasions, both in this and the other House of Pal liament—pee• sons who, by their death, or other circumstances. ha ceased to devote any longer their talent, and ineueni:e in porn aing the public good—he plainly saw that •t was owing to the exertions and talents of such wrist men that they ottei the great measure o t e Goo vernment saw necessary for the prosperity of the county). He telt that he now rose under more (avowable aus pices to advocate the cause of that great body of his Majesty's subjects, who were represented by the twenty or thirty thousand indigo/Juan' whose nano-, sett at tached to the petition that he should have the lion ow to present, and who, by their or.e ience to the law,, and their subjection to the legal authorities,:had proved themselves fit to receive th ,sg e b . c b ia n t ii ,o tiy ist an s el ho li u b id o. talky of Parliament.• With regar d to t h e merits or demerits of the Ro man Catholic • oat now make any remaik. but 1.11 was felopy to be en abled to sty ;hat that association, the mislay offsprin of those laws of exclusion which had tot , long es istesf— that association, he was h •ppy to say, in oh-die ice to the wishes and in miticipatio.t of the commands oh Par liament, stood dissolved. The question hl.l been here agitated for now more than thirty years, since which pitiod the Cartolics were considerably increased in numbers; and he could prove to their Lordships that, iii proportion as their numbers hid iocieued, 55 also education bad increased among the people; so al .° *catch had increased; and in like manlier ill those qualities which entitled them to be partakers (SO , be nefits of a fie • constitution. With regard to the eaten. 'ion of education amongst the people of I eland, I.e could, by documents that he had oeceived, plainly show that education had r f late been really mended je that country. In the year 1811 the number of posoue educated in the sc•tools for whom their ' , mesas bad paid were 55 000 Protestants and 145,000 Roman C 4; shone', which made an average of two and a ha I It . man Catholics to one Protestant. lii the )eat 182 e the numbers educated, including pose abs paid and those who did not p .y,were,iif Pio estants,l42,l6o; of It m Catholics, 421,023. The docume. t. town whei ce s o ha.l made tl.e calculation he consideteJ to sepre.ent fairly the state ot education iu Ireland ; and t e had !peat satisfaction in stating. that the inbebnants of that country were not only in a state of trailoidity and obedience to the laws, but had been greatly proving in morality, and clime had greatly dunk. flashed. In comparing the crimes emoinutted in England mid !relate!, he found that there sat a great, a comparative difference, and that less ce tines had been committed in Ireland, to a degree that wou d doubtless .toptise their Lot &hips, whinier; bet mod what he himself cools! have exee.te.f. ti had teen only able to procure elecumente freou.tvien.y.thre .coso lies on 4.604 but th se were the c. unties stitch its t been of late more distmbed thous others. In coaptiong the amount of the numbei iiperset siermstaallt eba its ehoie counties, be licund the nomber ee ediy out ut porniatiaa of fOCJ,ooo—less that or eu, tit tees tbous,oerL—lssollingland and Wake the persona stionitAily indicted to the year 1825 moon ed to 165 064 t of to a poi ulation t f 12.218.000, one to every, 750. He telt it a sa.i facii-n in staking th solo. melt'. oecause he MI :teed there v e e Rainy o r r.p.m.. 1 , eh a country of Roman CaIirDISLI eSel y de Col?' o .01 crime and bloodshed must exist to a degree gr ater than was elsewhere to be found. Hiving dole se. he was Una illiog :o t event much longer upon their Lord dupe time. It was SIMS no less thaw thirty moss si• ce tee great question of Catholic Eni4ncipation became the subject of considesation in Parliament, and in the Louise of which pet iod be had masked the po s rests of favourable opinion. He had witn• ' , sett loopy p s,ons come into Parliament greatly ;Modica.' as' not r e Catholics. and he had seen those peT,OfISIO n lu chair their view., and, fioin being Must pre jodiceJ, tecosi decidedly libeiol. He had seen them truounce their (comer upiaions, and bee e the friends AA the advo. cue, of liberality. t e course o f that time he had seen many men of meat talent, and oicinguished tor then political knowledge, sent to Ireland, who were decidedly averse to Concession, but who, after a short period, renounced their opposition to the question, and even declared upon the spot that they were then de.ero mined to support it. While he saw so .massy fu •11, pos sessed of great talent, (4:invested in 'hair poli.icai op tion after they bad been fly time in Irelancs, be w.csCil venture to challenge any ewe in shoe, hint an inoai.ce in which a man of tweet and political Enoa hum., or Q..e who'hail distinguished himself in the Sta e. upon being sent to Leland, had subserpeney renounced his sentiments of liberality, and become fas curable to a stir.. t-ni of coercion. The It man C 'thole. s had besides in heir favour •the opiition of the BAr, a hotly 060 1 m-heel for their great lea n.og and lespectabolus in the retinal ya He admitted that a great body t f the 'Cagy of the listablished Church were hostile to the settiement of the Catholic Q session in the manner which was now psopoad ; but still many most tespecteb.e members of idiot body were in 'avow of concession. The ran UM.. verities entertained different view, upon rye subject— °afoul being opposed to Emancipation, and Como, edge an favour ot it. When such an occurrence took place AS a petition hi favour of R -man Catholic E ssancipa. tion from that University, in which the very walls we uld seem to remind the members of scot met is of a cr n trary description—when such an occurrence look place. it ought, in some degree, to 'taiga!e the spirt ebensioas of those who feared so much danger as the result of the proposed concession.. With regard to the name • of the measure he, for one, never contemplated the pas-ing of a comprehensive a.eAsule of relict itloot such reasonable securities as could not offend the feel ings or principles of the Ronson Catholics. Amongst these maniocs, however, he could nut include themes sore fouthe distranchisemeac ‘f the forty shilling free holders. He had always thought that the state of tihi electoral body in Ireland was (on gtound. peculiar itself) a fit object fur the consideirition of the.' Lord- • ships. The system of the forty shilling freeholders placed those persons in a false ielatien, was attended with in6ni.e abuse, produced a disorganizing rife. t on the whole population, and was a great source of down to the ft eeholdet s themselves—(•r Hear,* from t e Dike of .Wellington). It was sot, tbeiefore, in refereuce to the individuals:possessed of the Otaechise th ha oto.