Star. — London, England, 1827-05-26 00:00:00

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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . •Tbh day' Apt Right Han. James Abercromby and the Right WO. The Greek Bishop of. Imhros has arrived at the Dardanelles. He irrEE EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE of No_Me . Pier and Chimney GLASSES , magnificent I t uspim. ilyiX r a wton were , by his yd a j cety ., commea d, swei . n relates, that on the 24th of Mar‘h 2 1 000 Albania's, under the cont.: , tie Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE and Dr. FRENCH ST t l i t n tl i kl u iNTS, b l e lL b AlE an , llNalidN,HC"Hml;:l _ cS g la: a hi k most monotttukic Pricy council, end took mand of Captain who calls himself the Lleutenant of Cars, tAGRENCE. Published from the Original tlanuscript. """' taw°, landed on several points of the Wand, tie population of which tqlpeatiVit the /lined accordingly. Is entirely Greek. After having pluntkned two village% they sous. Noted for C. and J. Rivingtoo, St. Paul's Church-yard, and TURES, Ste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, mooed the Primates to give them 30,000 plaitreay they would not diterloophee, •• 44: 40. JANiES'S PALACM Vky 23. brie the four remaining villages suffer the sanse'rew. About al By Mr. ROBINS, . The jirse this day pleased to We honour of Knight- This day was pubHdeed, (Of Wacerick House, Regent-street) • hoed Ealluel St. Swithen , Req. of Furzebrook hour after snaking this threat they phicitered a third gave. Af et in boards ; or, k a p t hostely printed nn dewy Its "' I wke 5 ‘ - On the Premises, at the Ball and Reading Roosts , Ell Comity of Devot. gli t several parleyawhkh led to no result, they embarked telt the 26:b in a smaller sine, on inferior paper, as. dd. hound, LEAMINGTON SPA, WARWICKSHIRE, • H the evening, saying they would soon return for the centelbution A SELEC CIIAMBERLA 9FFICE, Max Efl a Wisteh they demanded. They carried away 15 Turks, erborn they PION of PSALMS and HYMNS for 011 - Mounar, the lith of June, 1827, and Two following days, at PUBLIC WORSHIP. Eleven o'Clock, Or • . Court% neaten inn, on Sunday ant ad made prisoners, Out of the 193 Who cortmosed the geitisot of Ise his hie lb 1 1 18 MAE alale_qa "M T the island ; and they cariltd 37 'women and girls, after buying • Dedicated, by pendselon, to Ms Grace the Arch= York. By Order of the Assignees of Mr. B. W. Mimeos% has so' 'ME Fashionable FIOUSE WILD FURNITURE The' Il'ireerbleeh 4 1,110 1 atilholik,WINVIMPKi been treated extremely W. Ilethintel . • -118111 1 1, Mac 41 , MkilianlkaliPaaa• •Frath Imbroe they salledto Thaxos,velegre e ith knosirn, they cum- . • rr The vary eatenslve circulation which this • cannot but be gratifying to those pennon mime bee- A. comprising capital lofty Pogr.post, Couch, and ether -u„4,_ tq scot ' iiiiksiorelabasks. • mittoa excesses. The Puha of the Dardinelles has refused pawned, sleet exertions have been great in promoditg nod to —it Bedsteads, with handsome Chime Cotton, and Marine Furnitures; .24jor , "soul latienned, ftlnged,ro Ogg the idliabhants of laabos permission to suit their island; and has slit this sutras may alb continue* the Mats IllaiW ll ,,.° l "aa prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding; French Rod Winds* vr ia sent theirs a reinfoscement oleo men. e N ott ib eri e 74, A.M.fae of p ye rpe llrilow nid cor al Ch ef Ir . ol e gte c r eembessid ... amenine c luuchain i mac i s ntz C reesau zra. imsatan s eo t lee w i ldiendcies. bu resse „, ;arke . ja wswoo d s 76. 7 • . •jog( Twenty-six heads arrived fro& Preen& -tin the 14th of April, Preetmlier Codas aorolliEs ; , 4406401 . 0 • _ J r of it awl beertexposed. They were ofmtne Albanian Chichi Of wheels may he . Lo— llike annelid and sty • - ire , „ % ,..1 11411- • • i liV t el a r i l° 4 l 7 : o r t bo 0 14 - 100 A., 41 E 1 1ie5, "6116°114 Oen FAMILY PRAYERS, by the late r . LAMM, 121114 min' Hundred and Pone Inches lay. &lei* 'lnches. " . `fligi . • ai_ , inid dm. • Len velkibersPwileasid gide; ite law fof • • •-• ' • ath tics. 7s. bead. . of the Grated Ball and Card Rooms, consisting of superb sib - Od the noun, Saida 1161.014!atelf Reießghesk dielassidetsly • at HAY HARVEST. Glass bistro' for Twenty-four and Twelve Lights; Vestal Fi- " a llo t h .to wear bu c k o w e , s o d black or s a ki white, the Capital Paella's. He had just takes hie supper, and was be- RICK CLOTHS, with POLES, kc. NEW and tomes, with Lights , by. Hopper ; Bronze Pine r, gmen Tableand e o r th on et ; Lam BrM' ed Pin by Lan and H ma i pu lar w hi t . sa d s il ver s of waismoau, eau trimm e d, ginning his prayer, when he complained of pain, and expired a SECOND-HAND, on an improved principle, at *no- Piano Fortes, by Broadwood; excellent Cabinet Furniture in you swank and buckles. meat after. The physicians are of opinion that he died a natural Wife priCti, at BENJAMIN EDGY NGTON'S &tab Ramewirod and Mahogany, in Wing and other Wardrobe'. Chests And lie Sunday the 17th of June next, the Court to go out of death from apoplexy; yet it Was reported that he was poisoned. *act Cloth and Tarpaehng Manufactory, 5, Tooky.sweet, of Drawers, Loa, Card, and Pembroke Tables, Cabinet% Library, moa n' He seemed to have &presentiment of it: for the same day. going bogie; likewise Marquees and Tents for Pleasure Parties, Wing Bookcases, and el: Sets of Malmgany Patent Sliding Frame CROWN-OFFICE , MAT 25 . to " hilt the Mosque of Ejub, be had expressed a wii fi to he burial Cricket Grounds, fee. Also Netting, Buntin g , and Screens for Dining Tabks, Eight Day Clock, Turkey and Brussels Carpets; Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. there. He has been interred there with much pomp, by ordcr of the Sultan, Win did not seem nine!' to regret him, though in a for. LW Trees; Rabbit Nets, Fence Nets, Drag Nets, &c. Pliabk ~_ Massive Service of Plate, comprising rich Chased Walter . Can- Borough of nocklaillain—Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle , Bart me illness he manifeeted great solicitude about Tarpsaihti , fir W41°1'6,82°1% Rupee , Tyres , Pitch , Tar , fr-rdar. dleeticks and Branches, Tankards, s, Forks , dtc. Linen, in the room of the Right Hon. William Henry Fremantle, who his health. The o i eds, per Mt, duly attended to. Address, at full length, Ben-Grand Visl-r is much affected at the death of Saida , who was gl.; China, and Glass ; numerous Kitchen requisites, capital Fixtures in has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Dually n . beloved and estee 1..., med. • lowa Fdgington, No. s, Tooky-etreet, London. Sarcophagus, Stoves, Ranges, C.oppen, Presses, Ike. The Fittings BANKRUPTS. SarTABLISHI/D TWCNTY•BXVLIt TZARS, Par the Sale of Irish Linen, at the Fat-toes Prices, No. 4, SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY.SQUA RR. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg Terre to J. sonsunce to the Pubic, that the above Donee is their only IlialliMent in this country—where they continue tc supply the May. Oenry, sod the Public, with WARRANTED Grass- Rewind Ulm, tor Shirts and Sheets, as also Table Linea, of the Inefahric and odour, at a price considerably lower than they can is paired through any other medium. They also engage to teen the purchase money should any fault appear. fisod Irish Rills. and Rank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country or Town Orders punctually attended to, by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, Holborn Side; Agents. JOHN DOYLR, 19, Mecklenburgk•st. Dublin, 4 requisites, Sarcophagus. Stoves, Ranges, Coppers, Presses, __ Fittings op of the Repository, Library, Reading Rooms, &e. and variotis other Erects. BANKRUPTS Cooks, Illgh-street, Exeter, saddler and harness-maker to suttender, June 16, 19, and July 6, at eleven, at the King Lag Jelin Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Adlingtnn and Co. Bedford-row; or Mr. William Hobson Furlong, Exeter. Samuel Poppiewell Pullen. linareaborough; Yorkshire, money serivesser, June 4,5, and July 6, at twelve, at th e George lon, 'Liverpool Atternies, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Betiford.roil ; or Misers. Watson and Co..Lieerpo,L Join Blecewell, Liverpool, coal and flag-merchant, June 4, 5, semi July 6, at eleven, at the Neptene Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Martnaduke Foster, Liverpool; or Mr. F. Jeyes, Chan ce:y.kine. John Watirn, Leiftster.place, Leicester-square, pianoforte-morn. fecturer, June 6, 15, and July 6, at eleven, at the Court of Com missirners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-oreet. Attorney, Mr. Gargrave, Leicester-place, Leiceseer-squ William Plunkett and James Plunkett, . • 0 - 0 illat the *titan visited incognito the vest street of Petal He se co several of the persons whom he stet, and remarked the pdmer of the legation. He entered some shops, therit helelt market' lila genermity. These proaseisades thew a chompti bid 4414 Jilt amass to take pleasure is thent,.and fpr some Woo past he hes bemseeia visiting In this Manner the Emma and Immiesef Coostastimple. Tito division it the ipiadrOn which has !Seen ihelterid fair semi time of Bahasa& saiMd to-day for the Dardanelles, under the mit.: maned of Their eacits. It consists of ode ship of the line, esti lithi gite r and five corvettes: It is going to join the Iliala Bey, wbo weal before to the Vim Sea.. As for the Capitan Her and the Pam* Bey; they have remained constantly at lea. The fbrmer his strived at Alexandria, where be will colleen measures with Mebmct.All sal the latter is at Navariti. . May be viewed, es Vriday and Saturday preseMng the Sale. Catalogues at One Ulan. ea& may be bad en the Premises s • King's Head, °reentry ; Men and Odeksna. Blrellintham Red Uno, Banbury ; of Mr. Adorns, Oxford; and at Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent.sereet. ST. JOHN'S WOOD ROAD; Between the REGENT'S PARK and MALICIA WILL, Pleasantly DETACHED RESIDENCE. mad so a LAWN, with GARDEN. Walked le. COACH HOUSE, AND STABLS POE THREE HORSES Contiguous. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garnway's Coffee House, 'Change-allay, Comilla, On EMMY the Ist of June,lB27, at Twelve °Tina, IN TWO LOTS, Lot 1. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Mid for Ninety-nine Years, at a Pepper Corn Rent, DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC mongers, June 6, 15, and July 6, at eleven, at the Court of Cbromissioners of Bankrupts, Boaloghall-street. Attornles, Messrs. Ashley and Co. Tokeshouse-yard. Robert Robinson, Hastings, Sasses, grocer, May 31, Jose 1, and July 6, at. twelve, at the Swan Inn, Hastings. Attoenks, Mr. Jan* Miller, Rye, Sussex ; or Mr. Samuel Miller, Great James stn., Bedford-row. RIIUam Henry Greaves, New -court, Crutched-friars, and War ner's-yard, Mhscing-lane, druggist, Atte 1, at twelve, 8, and July 6, at one at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing hall-street. Attorney, Mr. D. Richardson, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside. George Francis Leaker, Bristol, dealer in earthen ware, June 8,9, and July 6, at one, at the CommerciaLroorns, Basta Attornies, Mears. King and Co. Gray's Inn-squaw; or Messrs. Cary and Co. DrbtoL Jams' Louis Mem Dierketwow, Oxford-nwritee, Jrine. 1% et eleven, 19, at ten, and July 6, as one, at the .01net Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Clifford's Inn. Dilsabetir Nightingale, Manchester, porter-dealer, Jane 11,19, and July 6, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Anomie', Mr. F. R. Atkinson, Manchester; or Meters. Makinson and Co. . . The son of the Pt Mee of Walachia, who was summoned the Grand Weir, went witk the young Armenian whom he 1 3 .2 uiz ra married ; be wash! t led and separated from het et violence. Ha Implored the suppo of the Mod= Minister, and Met with a re fund. lie had p z ted a petition to the Sicken, orbit:koala styealit unsuccessful, -- c has been sent to Beekarest, aessalpa9994 by • MAanti'', second to the. Grand Vizir, who Is said to have orders 'to bring back his brother. The credit of the ArMenian nation is exerted again& at these who were suspected of having favoured him ; two are already id the bagnio, and search is making for several others. Oath Pacts has written to the Parte that the forties' Packa of Much had re-appeared at the head of the Curds, and he asks for a reinforcement Of mops to oppose hive. The Karatch (poll-tax), which in 1625 was raised from 14 to Q 4 piastres, has isle been inerraied to 56. The Rajas are besides me i Jested respecting their dress, in order to oblige them to pay lett Oaten ter newly-invested detets, which gives theri permissiesi to dress matey pleat.. It b flare d that this is bot a lire, and that thsiprieolitiff be Isere:tiled ai moo as the are accepted. The. Aberdare, who landed on Inihroa continue to deemed die Ioo,oooplastees from the three villages of that island. They have released the chief Primate and die Cadl, who were among their prisoners, that they may devise Means to raise thls . sum, promising on this condition to set at liberty ill the other prisoners who ate now in their power. They have applied to the Perla of the Dardanelles, who had given them a harsh reply, saying he had no doubt that the presence of the Ottoman squadron in the Channel would binder the 'giros.: sore from carrying their project into effect. PILLS. THE FEVER POWDER is allowed to be the most valuable Discovery ever made in the Science of Medicine, and is administered with equal success in ferns, Moesuts, Sr. Sarseer's Fuse, Pecu•rsy, Soss TIMILOAT, RISICOICATIaIt. &C. Who give• freely upon the first attack of Fever, it gives decided nikf in a few hours, and generally effects • cure.—ln Colds or Catarrhs, partaking more or less of inflammation, it Is found in variably to showen their duration, and to prevent their terminating e Pulmonary Affections in Packets, at 51. tkl. and 445. The ANALEPTIC PILLS, front their influence in etching :be natural secretions, are an MBANK Alterative Remedy in, Cireuic Diseases, Rheumatism, Babble! Febrile and Gouty At. 'vie/rya Indlgeettus, Bilious and other Cemplabsts of the Stomach Severds. They =mild in their operation—do out require the last :Mona* essidnesseet as the Patient—.eod, as a general. laity Medieinsiohey have no ',parlor; in Doses, at 4s. 64. 8c 545. rp IL 0.0. JAMES, whose Signature is diked to the Stamp lad Label of colt Package, thinks it necessary to inform the Pablic, that Messrs. Newbery. the late Agents of his Grandfather, in Father, and himself, are row vending articles of their own sespoaition, under the name of Dr. James ; and that be has ap posted, in their stead, as Sole Agents, Messrs. adder, Chemists, (topside, corner of St. Paul's, London; 54, Sackeille-strect, Dobbs; and 73, Princesetreet, Edinburgh. They may also be Recall of Savory and Co. 156, New Emul-street, and 510,. lietemetreet ; and the most respectable dealers in Patent file. Lases in the country. Temple. John Bailey, late of Harms*le, Lincolnshire, ironmonger, June 7, at .ix, 8, and July 6, at clews at the George Inn, Horncastle. Acornles, Messrs. Eyre and C.O. Gray's Ina ; or Mr. Sellwood, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. SALE BY AUCTION. HANTS, NEAR PETERSFIELD, On the read to ALTON and ALRESFORD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, ASHFORD LODGE, A delightful Cottage Residence, with Offices, Pleasure Ground!, Pluitations, 'frost fitment, Wools, Farms, Lauds, Cottages, &c. . . _ The whose about SIX HUNDRED ACRES, Wlril VALUASLI COllOlOl4 RICHITS 3Joiey at Steep Mid, with Dwelling House, (helm* ate. ♦ND tbs Freehold Rectotial tythes of the Parish of Steep, containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwtek House, Resent-street) At Gartsway's Coffee House, 'Ckau t s.an e y, c orn wit, Oa TnultllDAT the Slit of June,lB27, at Twelve O'CIOCIt, • . IN TWO LOTS, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, Saute at Ashford, near Petersfield, in the Parishes of Steep and Prosneki, in the County of Hants; A delightful Family Resldebee ASHFORD LODGE. with Ofizes, Cock Houses Stables Oltbnildings, &c. Lawns, Pleasure Grounds; Shrobheries, and Plantations ' • A hie Stream of Water flowing through the Grounds. stored With Trout. _ _ _ . EXCELLENT FARMS, With Farm Houses, and resplialee Agrieihural Buildings Capital Enclosures of rich Blemisisir k Pasture, and Arable Lead ; Fine thriving Woods, Stc. Sundry rettages, Gardens, and Orchards. • The whole containing about SIX HUNDRED ACRES, Principal Pm let to most respectable Tenants. A Moiety of Steep Millswith DeeMng House, Orchard, Pieces of Water, Ike. subject to the Life 'meted therein of a Person aged ibmit Sixty...sr/en Years. Also, the Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, contag upwards of TWO THOUSANDinin SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Let to Most respectable Tenants, and in hand. This Property is situate in a moat beautiful and picturesque part !' t ''" Country: excellent Roads in all directions, good Neighbour =,,,cl and Markets; two miles from Petersfield, about eighteen tr,;!ti from Portsmoutli, ten miles from Alton, and ten miles from Airriford. The Property Well adapted for Game, of which there alway s a moderate quantity, but which might be greatly in. t'-sod at little care and expense. The Estate as well as tts innate. G , i:r vicinity being particularly well adapted fir the Preservation Game. _.to be stewed by applying to Mr. Powell, (one of the Tenants) 7 Donhill, pet.rshod ; er Mr. Francis Brewer, of Peters tai 44 ; Charles Osborn, Hayling Islands Avant ; of whom Pant may be had; of Charles Greetham, Solicitor; and at Petersfield ; Anchor, Liptiook ; George, and the Hart, Winchester; king's Arms, Guiluford and Mr. Weller, Chithemer; of Air. Hoper, Solicitor, 13, 119, 141 S orlingtnn-street ; at Garraway's; and Of Mr. Robins, No. Itectot-ssrmrta A newly erected Detached-VILLA RESIDENCE, In the Ita lian style, pleasantly situate No. 22, St. John's Wood Road—seated ' on a Lawn, with Garden, encompassed In a Brick Wall—containing on the Ground Floor, an Entrance Hall, by a Sight of &one Steps, through Folding Doors, Walls Stuccoed & Painted; a spacious Draw ing Room and Dining 'Parlour, communicating by Loading Doors, Walls Stuccoed and Painted to correspond, Marble Chimney Pieces, Gentleman's Study d elli /a ba ser Closet ; a commodious light Staircase, A &ban and Handrail to the Fist Floor ; whicl: ?eallsins epaeleia he Ewe. and Dressing Room ad. Pawls/ WW2. Wi/if szaellemt aftiisimthan and man Bed neatly PepsoeSiViesen. IlmanallatAemaate Entrance.; sired's* Xhosa. Wilk Dwsest ma Shelves; Scullery ; Sink. and Water bid air Bader's Pantry or Servants Sleeping Room ; an escallent Wine Cellar. with Catacoosbs • Coal-bale, Beer Cellar. and Coil Larder; Area, &mats Wat er Chest and Dusz.bole.— The Garden is planted wick nomerous Fruit Trees in a fine thriving stain; Gravelled Walks. Lot g. In a Mews bq sun &. John's Wood Road and the Lap Road, a THR ALL STABLE, with Coach House, Loft, and Illan's Room over—held on lease at a moderate Gropuld Rent. To be viewed By applying to Mr. Skelton, No. 14, St. Joha's Wood Road, of whom particulars may be had ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. IN THE NEIGH§OURIAIOOD OF COLCHESTER. DESIRABLE and COM NIODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCF • SEATED ON A LAWN, With PLEASURE GROUNDS and Eateasive Gravelled Walks, EXCELLENT DOMESTIC OFFICES, Productive GARDEN, COACH HOUSES and STABLING, Farm Yard and Agricultural Buildings; MOD OFWARDS OF FORTY-EIGHT ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Colfee-house,'Change-alley, Cornhill, On Tavasnat,liath June, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, IN TWO LOTS, A DESIRABLE and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, (Land Tan Redeemed, except a few Shillings,) • measerrity IFIVATIII At WI WORM about r miles from COLCHESTER, A Commodious and Substantially IaIicIAMILY RESIDENCE, erected on a Madmen with Wings, Seated on a Lawn, adorned watt tasaa, aad beautiful Timber Trees and Sheets of Water, comilanding interesting 'Views of the windings of the navigable River Caine, the adjacent Country, and the German Ocean—a delightful situation for a Gentleman fond of Aquatic Excursions and Field Sports, being contiguous to the Hounds, and good Roads in all directions. The House is approathed by a handsome Carriage Mee, through folding gates, a Portico and Steps to a spacienuo Paved Hall, a capital Dining Parlour. ' Ladies Morning Room, Billiard Room, and an elegant spacious Drawing Room, all handsomely *turd ap, of good proportion. and lofty, the Wisdom to the South partly Preach Sashes, fittest With Stained Glass, the doors Mahogany, and Wainscot Inmost Gentleman's Study, a Capital Stone Staircase, with Iron Baluster, and Mahogany Handrail to the first floor, three capital Bed Chambers, with a Dressing Room to each, Clmets and Water Closet. The Second Story is planned in a similar manners The Dressing Rooms sufficiently large to be . used as Bed Rooms ; and on the Upper Story Four good Sleeping Rooms, and Dor mitory for Servants. In the Basement, a very complete and ex cellent range of Domestic Offices.—• The whole well supplied with good Water, and in excellent repair. An enclosed Stable Yird, with Stables for Six Horan; Two Coach Houses, Loft, and Mau's Room aver Harness Room ; Brew House, Wash House, and Bake Home in one; Poultry Yard, Dove Cote, Farm Yard, Granary, Cart•horse Stable, Chaff 'Rion Cow shed, Piggeries, Potatoe and Wood Homes, Cow House, and Calf Pens, and Pond of Water.—Anothet Farm Yard, with an elect lent ouble Bay Barn, Carpenter's Shop, Brick Yard, and Cart Lodges; A Pieck of Garden Ground, and a capital Walled Kitchen Garden, clothed with choke Fruit Trees, well stocked, cropped, and planted; Melon Ground, and Gardener's Tool House, and Shed, and upwards of T RTY-FOlO ACRES Of Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land. Leis. A SMALL FREEHOLD FARM, with Farm House, Garden, and Building., Four Cottages, and Four Enclosures of I Arable Lind, a short ustance front Lot 1, on the St. Osyth and licightlands Road . A DAILY POST COACH to and fecke the Village. To be viewed by Tickets. Partkulara may be had on the Pre- I miss; at the Cups, Colchester; White Horse , Ipswich; Black . Boy, and SaraCen's Head, Ciseintsford ; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone ; , White Hut, Brentwood and Rumfurd ; at Oarraway s ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street, of whom Tickets for Mewing may be had, and a. Phut of the Estate may be seam :~~ Edmund Raison, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sadler and ironmonger, June 18, 19, and July 6, at eleven, at the George lan, New castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Pybus; Newcastle-upon- Tyne; or Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's.place, Old Jewry. John Be rthon, late of Liverpool, merchant, June 20, 21, and July 6, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attendee, Messrs. Hadfield and Co. Manchester ; or Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple. Jahn Demaine, Preston, Lancashire, draper, June 18,19, and July 6, at ten, at the Blackflies.' Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. ' Hard and Co. Temple= or Mr. Buckley, Manchester. Ann Welke and Samuel Sanders, King-street, Cbeapside, June r, at ten, 12, and July 6, at niue,at the Court of Commissioners of 11;:akrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorniee, Messrs. Qualiett and Co. Pruspect.row, Dockhead, Bermondsey. Thomas Pearson, Mitre-court, Fenchurch-street, wine -merchant, June 1415, and July 6, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Walbrook. William Miller, late of Reehampton, Surrey, butcher, June 1, 12, and July 6, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basingkallastreet. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Turner, Percy street, Bedford-equate. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. ,ruhn Hunt, itlakenham Larva, Suffolk, linieburner, is In In solvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors—Filed May 24. DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGHALIATRERT. . May 29, William Crawford, jun..late of Cheapside, bookseller, at eleven. June 26, Thomas Burwash, Bidtopsgate-street-without, pawnbroker and silversmith, at one. June 15, James Sperling Wand; Lluirlotte-street, Rathbun, place, haberdasher, at twelve. June 15, Charles Hodgkin, Old City Chambers, merchant, at ten. June 15, James Fielding Street and William Street, Bucklersbury, stationers, at eleven. June 15, Benjamin Bellamy, Wood -street, Clerlienwell, carpenter, at eleven. June 1, Aleaander Maitland John Adderley. Branford, Ironmongers, at ten. June 15, W. litkawit Thonithweits, William Ryland. and Joseph Mills, Pleat. street, irnamongers. at eleven. June 15, Merry Ward, Ws:Ten ements eriach.buildet, at twelve. June 19, Thomas Toy, Penryn, Coemirall. grocer, at eleven. June 19, Henry Thoirington and Lewis aberts, late of the City-road Wharf, lime merchants, at ehe.• Jima 15, WWiam Emits and Philip Imes, • Church-rOvr, Llrenchnrch-street, merchants, at eleven. June 15, Thomas Car lemma. St. John-street, Clerkenwell, carcass-butcher, at eleven. Ios T HVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 18, John Kemp, late of Cowlinge, Suffolk, maltster, at 'linen. at the Rose and Crown Inn, Sudbury, Suffolk. June 27, Jame Nivea, late of Peterborough, and also of Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgamhire draper. at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June 16, Rober t Wright, jun. Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, at four, at the Warren Balkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. June 23, Samuel Mellor, now or late of Alstonefield, Staffordshire, cheese-factor, at ' one, at the Green Man lon, Ashbourn, Derbyshire. June 21 , John Aspell, Manchester, check-minsfarmarer, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Mosley -street, Blanchester . June 2 , David Howard, Leeds, 'Yorkshire, wonted spinner, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Jene 22, John Stone, Manchester, lace dealer, at two; at the Star Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATER-•-ions 15. William Thomson, Stockwell Park, Surrey, and of Shadtvell, biwult-baker. Charles Littler, Gutter-lane, warehouseman. H. Palmer, Liverpool, and John Iticianadaes, Cope -street, Dublin, merchants: George Pescodd, SeuthOver. &wet, miller. Abrns. Holroyde, Triangle, Sowerby, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Thomal .Forster, Newington Causeway, Surrey, builder. Wiliam Wells, Norwich, tailor. Samuel Hill, Kidderminsteec tailor. Joseph Wharton, Manchester, factor. Juhn Dyson. audig - e-row, old. street, carpenter. James Bird Gluier, ll' h, Suffolk, tallow: chandler. • John Binfield Willis, Sttaas.piace, Old Keel-road; Surrey, corn dealer. Robert Pearson, High Holborn, money scrivener. William Hill, Arundall-wreet, Pantonsquare, tailor: Hobert Henry Lbve, Iligh-etteet, St. Giles's, painter. 110 USE OF LORDS, MA• 2S. Mr. Puttee, from the Liverpool Docks, presented au account at the recelpts - and disbursements of the last year. Several Bills were biought up from the Comitions by Mr. A 4 C*ssrae•• and others. Lord WHARNCLIFFE prelented a Petition from the Win bitants of the Western portion of the Metropolis, against the 4rat.4 Junction Water Works Company, complaining of their rates, and of the water which was derived from the Thames; and not froiii wholesome springs. It bad been originally , his Intendon td mote for the appointment of a Committee to take the subieet into their consideration. But as some difficulties had occurred as W tbe cause to be pursued, he would now move that the Petition be read, and on Monday he would call their Lordships' attention to it. The Pe tition was then laid on the table. Earl STANHOPE presented a Petition front an individual of the county of Middlesex, complaining of the present Banktupt Laws. Lord DACRE presented Petitions from a-Hundred in the North Riding of York; front a Hundred in Warwick; anti front seitral parishes in Sussex, against the Corn Laws. Lord KING presented Petitions from Dundee, abd from .le Board of Police at I)undre, in favour of the Corn Laws. The Noble Lord had a Petition to present front an individual, whO thought it better that Corn lhould Conte to him cheap, than that he should be obliged to go to cheap Corn. But as there was some in formality in the Petition, his Lordship would not then press it. Lord f EYNHA M presented a Petition from the county of Kent against any alteration in the Corn Laws. Lord CURZON prevented a similar one from Henley, in L• I. enter. The Earl of ABINGDON presented a similar one from the via cinity of Abingdon, its Berks. Lord DELAWARE presented a similar one front Kent. Toe Sul of DARLINGTON presented ni Petition' front the Protestant Dissenters of South Shields, praying for a repeal of tart Test and Corpdratiun Acts. His Lordship read an eitract of a. letter which accompanied the Petition. The writer of the letter disclaimed, in the most unqualified terms on the part of the hisses:" tors, any intention to impede or embarrass the present Governraenta 1 he Petitions Were then laid on the table. Lord DUDLEY presented Returns of the Expenditure of the Foreign Office Department. CORN LAWS. 'the Order of the Day for going into a Committee on the Corti Bill, having been read, Viscount GODERECH rose—lf he asked on the present occasion for the patience and indulgence of the House # he ass'ired their Lordships that he did not do so through a mere matter of form, because, isseinpend4 ently of the intense importance of the question—in 4 dependently of the great interest which it was caku lased to excite among all classes—indeed, he might (say, the vehement feelings, it not passions, with which it was regarded by its friends and opposers opt of doors—independently of the ardour with which one chess viewed it as a measure of benefit, and of the ex aggerated danger Which; on the ether hand, its oppo sers anticipated from it—independently of all those considerations, be could not but recollect in whose place he now stood—(Cheers). If tty a visitation of PROVIDEbt6 his Roble fri lend lately 011ie head of his Majesty's Government. had not been renders:l unit le to tall" part in their bordships' discussions, on liens would havedeiolved due duty to explain the principle and dirty bf that Most important measure. .When Le