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. i • - , , - . . ''' 4 l • i(o, ~ . ' • ~. - • . 1 ,19 J; A ~,-.‘ . . , 1" . k i'i• 4 O Z : ..." ... . °far i/t.iif.g- A - .-- .. it .--•- . ..... iv.,11.444.. 4, .t..4... hi/4440ga 7. 4 .c0mir.45-0 . . . , .^. . r t. 1 NIINSISR 12,, SATURDAY EVENING, APRiI, 14, 1827 k [PRics Ski”araNcit. SALES BY AUCtION, SALES BY AUCTION► FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Aran IS. FRENCH PAPERS. • float Tilt &Toms, DATSD APRIL 12. C l / 4 4,NISTAirrINOPLE, Maim to. Mr. 8. Canning has not yet received a written an swer to his Note Of the sth of February on the affairs of Greece, anti as the verbal answers given by the Reis Effendi, both tot' atMinister and to theßossian Alga ss sador, leave little hope that the Divan *ill consent to the two proposals, the two Ambassadors are said to have agreed to wait till 1 certain day to take simultaseously the last steps with great energy. As for the French Ambassador, Count Goillerninbt, his instructions do not appear to have yet porn i ted'hists to proceed to similar extremities, and though he has advised the Reis Efendi to accept the proposals of Russia and England, it is affirmed that his Comet has, indeed, approximated to the views of the. Coen; of London and St. Petersburgh, but that it har not yet for mally acceded the result of the conferences oe the dab, of April, 1526. This is improbable, and at the bottoms of little sonseteeme, since the advice to &Fait the . pro posals seems at all inseam indicate ad Ism ktit amp sire to•thesso• -*; ' • •. .r 4 -..e4 war Excepting that fresh troops hare lately heal fillt to Livadta, and except the works goies Oil in the*lmel a remarkwe no extraordinary preposetioss foe war, sad it is inferred from this, that the Pate depends so a misunderstanding between the Allies, and thinks* ao believe that nothing more is intended than as Empty demonstration. • Mason it said; Olaf the accession of Austria and Prussia to the proposals made in Eimer of the Greeks, has taken place indiroctly;by, the advice which the Austrian. Interaunein and the Prussian Charlie d'Affaires have given to the Reis Efaadi to accept those proposals. It is supposed, in eassequesce ) that those Powers have already acceded; or very shortly will IC , cede, to the conferences of April 4,1828. The works . at the arsend and the military reforms centime. It seems that the affairs of the Greeks at Athens have taken a more favourable tuin.--Augsburg Gaxette. • • CHELSEA. FREEHOLD G ROU N D-RENTS, tin/EC/lAN& DUCE-sResT EY , and WHIT/ HAT ALL, Of NINETY POUNDS per ANNUM'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (O( Warwick-house, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee Home, Cornbill, ba Temansr, the 19th of April, 1827, at Twelve o'Cleelt a t IN TWO LOTS. VREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, etn•Unting to 41.: NINETY POUNDS. Issuing out of and secured upon the ./An ' o i ns p re mises, with a large Reversionary Interest. Lie I. A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT OF TWENTY POUNDS per Annum, Issuing out and secured upon Vie Black Use p u bik.h ou se, and Two adjoining House% situate in Chereb . ys, Dear the church, Chelsea; in the Occupation of Mr. Pearson, ruir, an d p r . Tomer, on Loess I. Mr. Honeyeatt. tors A FESEHOI.II GROUND RENTOFiEVENTY rouging per Ammo, issuing net of and 'amply sertrettsepoe am w h i m gh e e Public Einem and Sla Dwelling Holmes Dui* Reset, vest the Bridge, Chelsea ; in the Occupation sty .Mr. Penns Mr. Terry, Mr. Fain:retort, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Grave, and Mr. Adams. acts A PIOT of GPROUND, formerly the site - of the Old Ferry Hera and Wu Getagei le White Hart Alley ; la the Occupation d m e , p e rry, Mr. Omen. &aloe and Junior. Mr. Alliwook, Mr. May, and Mr. Rereseron Lease to Mr. Abbot. The Premises Wisp be viewed, by endying to the Needles Teams. Panimilefe nesibe had at the e Ham Dighellesetet ; an d a,,* e d g, *web fsi; at Gamieweyb tart 911111mtlinithes, EXt, Resset-streees „ . - TO UPHOLSTERERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING ROOMY PREMISES. A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, large WARE- COLONIAL OFFICE, Aran 11. The King ban been pleased to appoint Robln William St. John, Esq. to be Agent and Coosul.General at Algiers. ROOM, SHOPS, and WORKSHOPS, atc. DOW-STREET, COVENT-GA R DEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Houk, Regent-meet) Garrawafa Coffee-houpe, 'Change-alki, Tottianar, the 19th of April, 1827, at Tw►lre .'Clock, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under Its Grace the Duke of BEDFORD; CROW /COPPICE, Arm It Member returned to serve in this present Parliament Borough of West Looe—filt Clarks Huhe, of Breastore. In the County of Southampton, Bart. to the room of John Boller, Est. who has accepted the office of Steward of the Manor of Bast Hen dred, In the County of Berks. BA NICROPTCIES ENLARGED. Aubane Snowball, Brook -street, Ratcliffe, victualler, from April 17, to April 114, at tea, at the Girt of Coannisaionerrs of Bank rupts, Basinghalltstreet. Henry Cope, Barnet, Hertfordshire, tailor and draper, from April 17, to ipril27,.at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. cowls/saw A spacious and commodious DWE LL NG- HOUSE, tonal, nieinly planned, Three Scoriae High, Two Rooms an a Floor, TlsoOns Anthony Naps, Angel court, Tluipporumwdeoeta steak. broker, from Aprila 7, to May kat ekwt,ettkaOlottpriatol. aolaslooers pt Bankrupts, BasMahan-street. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSKDRO. James Hawkins. late of Middlesex-strre, Sometw' Tows:Whit. • layer and builder. - 2- BA NKRHPII. .1400 , 8adagia, Wails Head Toyer*, Nevriusponot.Ppm. to surrender, April 90, at leo, St, at eleven, sod May 115, at twelve, at tbe Court at Commis,Misers of Bankrupts. tiaelostiolierttl• Minor, Mr. W. H. Crosse, Sorreporeet, Strand. • • I. f I r • - neatly lined alp. Centrically situate for tbc popsies, trade, NO. ice, 13OWSTR13ET. Opposltn'the Theatre ihsyal: Covent Ostia ' Adapted for the purposes of Trade s earan an extended teak % Km pying a Frontage of Twenty teat, sad a Depth at shoot One Hundred and Rohr Feet; a very considerable part about Forty-two Feet Wide. with a bowed .Fronted Shop, largs sad commodions Ware Room and Work Shops. On the Ground &toy, Saw-pk and other conveniences, open Yard, and Back Building. with extensive Work hops, and Drying Lofts over, and a communication to the Court. William Mayon, Maminstana, Warwickshire, merchant, April 19, 20, and May 25, at twebre. at the Royal Hotel, alrognelsam. Attoroles, Messrs. Usett alma Co. liarmiosham ; or Messrs. Tooke and Co. Gray's Inn. In the occuistion of Mr. Roseau.. Upholocrer. The 'learnt and well Manufactured and Unmanufactuted Stock may be had by Valuation. To be viewed by applying an the Premises, where Particulars may be bad; at the Garriek's Head, Bow -street; at Guraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 17*, Regent -street. Abraham lknomhead, Manchester. corn.broker, April 27, RS, st three, and May 25, at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester. At tornies Messrs. Adlingwm and Co. Dedford-tow ; or Messrs. age ;ad Co. Manchester. John Bates South Crosland, Yorkshire, clothier, May 7,9, at eleven, sod 25, at nine, at the Pack Horse lan, Haidersddd. SUSSEX PLACE, azosNrs PAS& DESIRABLE 'AND FRAY DELIGHTFUL FARIVILT RESIDERCE, ELEGANTLY rirrßu tirt • STABLE FOR FOUR HORSES, • ~ • 'HARNESS ROOM, AND STANDING FOR THPAK CARRIAGES, '' • •• • SUFFOLK, NEAR STOWMARKET. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, AND Anorak., Messrs. iihreinegegt egg Ogg Jibiledisik or Marrs. Battye and Co. Chancery.** John Taylor, Greave In Nedirdraug. Yorkshire. clothier, May 7, e, at eleven, and *5 , at an*, at dra Pack Horse Inn, Hodder*. field. Atteffnies.rniesits. Stsplehassa and Co. flobsErsk; or Messrs. Bauye and Co. ehancery.lane. • Jacob Casten, Inaektnamstrevt,' St. Mary, Nowlegton, Apr 1117,17, and May *5, at eleven, at tie Court oP= Mogen of Bankrupts, Basinghalkstreor. Attorney, Mr. 2111101, Ualomatreet, Southwark. Edward Taylors, Benda Min, Giouonlardsint, dodder, 404 k L. 7„ ' XLYR 1 1 and 2 VI 04 at r e .9 " A be t to envy, at M:. C°9.11114 ,= cir/ 4 1 6 .• *Wm. Swansea, Olasnorguldslm, Under, April 17;22, •Isallillegs 6 ut dm Binh Inn, Swansea. Altnenlea.'Mr. Wm. -square ; or Mr. John Davies, Swarm& , • . , Mennt-etroet, Lambeth, bruits-snakes, April 20, at . Om% 4, at eleven, and *5, at nine, at the Court of Commis. . ar Bankrupts, Basingisallaareet. Attorney, Mr. Irizarry, , Red Lioo-sanare. Thorley and Richard Skelton, Salford, Liman**, joiners restailders, April 27, 2S, at two, and May *5, at art i st Whites Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Asnington and Co. Bed ' • tard-row • or Masan. Clays and Co. Manchester. Olaf •Sbeisneedine and James Lawton, Heyrod, Lancashire. illellen-maatfagturers, April 110, at the ROM and Crows lim, May 16, at the White Swan, Halifax. sad SS, at *the Rose and Crown, Huddersfild. Anoraks, Messrs. Wigisairorth arch Co. Gray's lon-square; or Meson. Thomason - - asits. 'Harm Want Ifs, Sbetbornmiaoe, Cannuesaterea, and Chipsweiley. Cheuldll. Wow, gird !k at twelve. 24, at two. and May 25, at sou, at the Court of Counalasloners of Bank:opts, liasingial. street. Anoraks, Messrs. Ashley and Co. Tokenkoase-yard. Henry Pitt, liverpoolwocer, April 30, May 1, and 23, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery.kne; or Mr. Parry, Liverpool William Waters, late et Dowgate Hill. &she la porter and ales, April to, at twelve, 117, and Ma) e ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Sweet. Allend, Messrs. Evict and Co. Hayden-square, bodes. • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Paterson, Brett's-buildings, Camberwell. Surrey, dealer and shaman, is in insolvent cireentatances, and unable to meet Ms engagements with his creditors—Filed April 11. Edward Geetally, Myrtle-street, Horton lloar-tacter, is in beat. vent ciremestanots, and unable to meet his engagements with - Ms uredkan--Filed April 12. I • DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHA LL.STREET. - • April 24, Andrew Shoolbred and David Stewart, Jerm St. James, Westminster, and of Queen-street, Edinburgh, tallies, at ten. May 4, Niche& dl Theodore Rai, Suffolisdamsonerehaet, at twelve. May 4, John Leigh Bcidbury, Manchester. Wks printer, at eleven. May 11, Thomas Andrews Miranda, William Grover Carter, and Arthur Kelly, 'un. late of Portman* baakers, at aloe. May 4, Henry Askew Harrison, Liverpool, haberdasher, at twelve. May 4, John Casper Hartsinck, Julius Hutch's**, and William Playfair, Combill, bankers, at eleven. May 4, Ws* Alderney, Gravesend, Kent, coach-muter, at eleven. Map 41, Christopher Baker, Sc. John's-street, aerkenwell, distiller, at ogre. May 4, Charles Dolton, Chatham-platter Hackney, merchant, at eleven. May 4, William Hopkins, Gower-street North, St. Pan. cras, plumber and glazier, at eleven. SAT TyTHiss, ilielending over newly Two .Iclwootnil. Acres, polnelpal Arable Lend. . • TO BE SOLO BY AETOTIOgi Ely Mr. ROBtI4S, . (Of WarWriek House, RegemetreOW • At Clearway 's Call* HOW* lakant o44 .7l . Corabille Oa Tumor. the 102 a May, 1827, at Tenths o'Clock, A • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate A ibeat Threw Ogle, kiwi 11Cootinultet. out the Soul to Bat- LOFT, AND MAN'S ROOMS OVER. • TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent-street) At Garraway's Coaee• Howse, 'Cltangea/ley, Coralll, On TITIMPUT, the 19th April, 1927, at Twelve o' Clock, Tax Patorcarr Of ♦ GOIPTLIDIAN 00010 aatoea. TRIESTE. Woes ae. The latest letters from Corfu, dated the 16th, coollem the favourable news Testi". to the &imp°lis of Athens. The Greeks have succeeded in again rpplying the for= tress with provisions, and repulsed dm Turks to the dis tance of an hour's march from the city, lerb4e slag 'Pre conveying ammunition and provisioos into Itherehide. () sto or m. er io Pscha has suffered a cousiderahlintbeck 'at Di The National A:untidy sootiness whets! its sittiOgs very tranquilly at Egitm. 7 Angsharrg Gesedte. PAMAssu. It. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,' held for a long term of years. at a moderate Great:Rent ; comprising a capital and very delightful • FAMILY RESIDENCE, Planned with sites of spacious lofty apartments. adapted awl lit for the,immediate reception of A Fanny or Dartocrion; Situate - SSEX-PL ACE, REGENTS PARK; tetainLig Four principal Airy Bed Chambers, fitted up in a kindsame manner; Dressing Rooms, Secondary Bed Chambers, &e. Sarum' Apartments, with convenient Closets, Water Closets, dc. On the , principal Floor, a suite of spacious and elegant Apansientsodnirably adapted for the assemblage of Parties, fitted mio a most teedrul manner at a very considerable expense, con listing of two noble Drawing Rosen., with bowed ends, and an Andras between, communicating by Folding Duos, the Window 11, aging, ealintillt the finest new et the Peck. the Lake, sod aim the &lust and itsteresting .emery of Hampstead and tbe adja cent Hilli; attached to these ayirtmente, a Boudoir and ether Ac esnmedatina. Oa the ground floor, an Entrance Han, by a flight of Stan Sops, inflated by Palisadnes, and double Folding Gates; a Caoisge.drive, wick Flower Border; a beautiful Inner Ball; Biked by a Desneyesti capital principal Stone Staircase ; a weU ar rayed Library and Dieing Parlour, with recess for Sideboards,Bails Soon and Water Closets. In the Basement are a set of well arranged Offices for Diomedes, wind to the Euablisbinent, with Secondary Light Staireani ila tie upper fluor ; Wine and Seer Cellars, and an area with Vatic it Coals and Strewn' entrance. In the Mews contidliall. rawly fner.stall Stable, wick Harness Rousso and large Clank; • Coach liana, with standing i foe three carriages. does Len, two Sleeping Roolls, Hay Loft and Granary. To be viewed by TiCkets only. Particulars may be bad of Sfeemin PrediSeld and Son, Solicitors, Bank.buildings; the principal Hotels, 10. ismeratreet. Bendwtrett ; at Oamway's ; and of W. Robins, ro, Regent.strece,o wham Tickets for viewing may be had.—The whole may be treated it* by Private Contract. • • thetehi; notnptieing The MANOR of NETHBRA LL in OL I O-NEWTON, With Ow Eights, Royalties, Quit Rents, WI • Appurtenauces. A Capital MESSUAVE et FARM HOUSE, called NETHER NALL. Illtria Farm Yard, Barn, Stables, and suitable Agricultural Build` ingc, end abort Ne. I,' SIXTY-FIVE ACRES Of superior Pasture laud; also. The EILCTORTAL ot GREAT TITHES. Extending ever the wink of die /NSA's, except Two Mew Old Newton and Dupree* containing oboe% ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED ACRES., Of which about Eleven Rewired Acres its Arable.. LIES 07 TUB DAY. The Quotidienne.—.England now °Sets to Spain MO ney. shi s, whatever she desires. . . The ne again.—There has jest been stir setreetionel movement in Portugal, IS leagues from Lisbon. The whole in the occupation of Mr. Robert Stegall, a wispeel: able Tenant. The situation a& • b aligibitA e = i ffrwit improvement, end M a fiese br in eseeUent artier, the Reads geodi Help Mtrwsd highly re wettable. only three miles from Stowmarket (one of the best Markets in the County), thitteen from Bury St. Edmund's, and feerteew from Ipswich. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Steggall, on the Premise'', of when. Particulars may be had; of blew,. Marriott., Solicitors; and at the King's Head, Stownsarket ; Bell. Bury St. ?Almond's ; Scale Inn ; Crown, Halesworth ; Golden Lion ' Norwich ; Swan, Narleeten ; Caps. C olchester; at Oirrawars; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street. CHAMBRR OF DEPUTIES, Arm 10. M. Cslaniard de Lafayette made a Report from the Committee of Petitions. One Petition was from the Sitar Martin, of Largess, in the department of the Var. The Pedtiener complained of a ' &Mai of justice, inasmuch es the Mayor of !Argues, and pie Prefect of the Department, refined him a certificate of Royalism, which he requested, in aqier to enable him to purchase the oilice of a notary. The Committee recommended to pass to the order of the day on this Petition. ItAtTABLISHID TWiIIITT-SWIEN 11U1111, Par the Sala of Irish Linen, at the Faetot's Prices, N 0.4, SOUTH SIDS of BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. the Podium irk IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to mosoobce to the Public, that the above House is their only Fotablishment in this tummy—where they continue tc supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED Grass bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, as also Table Linen, of the best fabric and eolour, at a prime considerably lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the purchase money should any fault appear. Good Irish Bills, and Bank of Ireland Notes takes u usual. Country or Town Orders punctually attended to, by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomshurrequare, Holborn Side ; Agents. JOHN DOYLR, 19, Mecklenburgh.s. DEVONSHIRE, Between TAVISTOCIL, PLYMOUTH, aid DEVONPORT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Wa Rotlance, Oakes, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, Farm, capital rich °rasing Ground, and Lands; WITTY laastatnri, And containing nearly FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, WIT* Tuvalu C0111101:1 111611111. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, licient.strtet) At Garraway'i Coffee-house, On Transoar, the lOth of May, min, at Twat,' °Thick, THE POUND ESTA FE, the PROPERTY and RESIDENCE.[ Admiral Sir H. SAWYER, K.C.R $1 In the Parish of Buck.land, klenacherum • the Land Tax pelts- Redeemed, and considerable part Ty the-free. The Lands Ile compact round the Mansion. A sexy desirable, elegant, and substantial RESIDENCE, plan "'a fat the accommodation of a Family of the firm respectability, tab. an a Laura, and embracing delightful and richly varied 'alai Olio surrounding Country ; numerous and convenient st eadied and detached O ak es ; stables , Coach-houses, Rooms over,&c. file whole plentifully supplied with excellent Water • capital Kitchen Gard en , plante d with fine cho i ce Fru i t Trees, S pecious drapery, Green House. &c. Remedial Plantation, &robberies, and Pleasure Grounds; extensive dry, gravelled, and other Walks; Inclosures of etch liteadow and Grazing Lands, whick s . th part of the Lawn, is irrigated from a Spring rising close to the-House ; the Waters of a peculiarly soft and fertilizing nature, and - for use, Pellitlang all the properties of THE BRISTOL WATERS; A Farm House, with convenient Agricultural Buikliegs, containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES; Laid out In a pleasing Park-like style, studded with flee Forest and ether Trees; Also STORE HILL, CUMEREW, and ALSTON FARMS, With good Farm Houses, Agricultural Bet!inv, and about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of rich Meadow, Orasing, and Arable Laud The whole Estate about FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES. Paintin g a most desirable Property for the Residence Oa Family litoosequence, and, as an Inv estment , t h e w h o l e I n per f ect or d er . .‘lt Lees and Tates very moderate. A most beautiful Country, 0 41 Inot Neighbourhood, near good Markets, and encelleat Roads halleirecrions; about four miles from Tavistock; ten from Ply tb Devonpart. /fry be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Particulars , te7 be had; of Messrs. Foot and Son, Solicitors, Devospott ; Wbidon, Hotel, Plymouth; Bedford Atms, Taviaroch; C 110 : 1 1,,, New &logos Inn, Exeter ; White H a rt, Salisbury; 13 " ck, Bost& ; York House Hotel, Bath; Hen and Chickens, 1/ " 1 " . then ; Messrs. Dynelly and patty, Solicitors, FlokLeolarto Ifltsy's Inn; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, 170, 'Berm :tre t e _ own a Dia n of UM rotate may be ilecn. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. TuoilAs and WILLIAM HOIST Manufacturing Chemists Manchester. It is sold in bottles Price to. 9d. or'with glass stoppers at 4..641. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over tke cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia stay be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, HIPOIT'S AROMATIC Snare of Vtaznaa, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that otitis. TO THE CLERGY, HEADS OF FAMILIES, &c. Just pabliiked,ptice ts. 6d. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. BUTLER'S MEDICINE CHEST DIREUTORY, and FAMILY CATALOGUE of DRUGS; in which the s and Doses-of all Medicines in general Family UK are together with the proper time and vehicles for adminis , ahem ; also tie DilWllll to which they ate applicable ; ac. ispiiimi by a Glossary of Medical Terms used in the Work. -- - - - - To which is appended, Da. Gauvas's tutu: Or Dow, the most approved methods of Fumigating Infectious Chambers, for removing and coaster. acting the effects of Poison, the Royal Humane Society's mode of treatment of Suspended Animation, arising from Drowning, Apo plexy, Suffocation, Sic. also Observations on Bathing, Hydro phobia, and on the Mineral Waters of Bath, Cheltenham, Har rowgate, Leamington, Clifton, Buxton, Mallow, Ste. -Sold by Messrs. Butter, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes. street, Foloiburalt ; of whom may be had, Family and Sea Me dicine Chests, appropriately fitted op for all climates. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a LaSel of such singular construction and extreme diftizulty of execution, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, • - 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, as alto whirs letters edged with pink and black, but plated on the Mee pattern. the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for me are printed as before, black letters no white 97. High-Holborn rAtiscr, DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. May 9, James Clare, Manchester, innkeeper, at nine, at White% Hotel, Manchester. May 4, Joshua Wood, WakeSeld, 'forums.., dyer, at eleven, at the Court House, Wakearid. May 9,* Jahn Littlewood and Nathan Littlewood, now or late of Honley-Wood- Nooh, Hooky, Yorkshire, clothiers, at eleven, at the Pack Hone Inn, Huddersfield. May 7, Joseph Taylor, 41gecroft, Lancashire, calico printer, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CBRTICICATHS.—Mar 4. Thomas Burgess, late of Sittinghourne, Kent, banker. Thomas Hodson, Chancery-lane. Henry Jones, Fort-street, Bishopsgate. street, merchant. Arthur Strickland, New Mahon, Yorkshire, banker. Win. Johnston, Caroline-street, Bedford-square, jeweller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Alley, Francis Bowling, and James Alley, Chiswell street, Finsbury.square,stationers. Wan. Cooper and John Smith, Biae!trod, lamenthire, coal proprietors. W. Beaumont and Joseph Beaumont, Almondhury. Yorkshire, blacksmiths. Charles Addy and Charles Augustus Becker, Clayton sale, Manchester, callus printers. Samuel Fowler and John Alien, ianley, Stoke-upon , Trent, Staffordshire, tape manufacturers. John Fowler John Gaunt, John Haworth, and Matthew Gaunt, Leek, Staffo rdshire, and Congletoo, Cheshire, bankers. Thomas Greenbaigh and Betty Grernbalgb, Rochdale, Lancashire, meal and Soar dealers. John Field Bowen and Francis Ashton Yso, Bristol, saddkra. Henry I. Welch and Nathaniel Smith, Birmingham, innkeepers. Isaac Orchard and George B. Orchard, Bath, auctioneers. James Yates and Thomas Yates, Wigan, Lancashire, grocers. Elisabeth Martyr, Thomas Martyr, and George hlartyr, Greenwich, Kent, carpenters. Henry George and John Wordingliam, M.D. Church street, Kensington, surgeons. W. M. Everett, and Win. Hart Everett, Basiaghall-street, Blackwell-hall-factors. Elisabeth Bur row and Thomas Burrow, Bristol, bakers. Charles Simpson and James Simpson, Barnard Castle, Durham, grocers, kr. John Croft, George C. Helloed, John B. Gribble, Robert Lucas, and Charles Gonne, Port 3. John Miring, Jus. Everett, and John Ravenhill, Warminster and Wilt.hire Bank. J. Shelton and Amy Shelton, F.denham, Lincolnshire, sheep sellers. Edward Atkinson and Jeremiah Riley, Ridings and Lockwood, Yorkshire, cloth manu facturers. Jesse Parsons and John Rogers Newport Pagoel, Bucks, brewers. James Weak and John Bud Weak, Godainting, Surrey, linendrapers. Elisabeth Williams and Thomas lace, New Bond-street, wine merchants. John Pcndlebury and John Garlick, Kidderminster, maltsters. Henry E. Bird and John Prichard, Shrewsbury, Salop, surgeons. Rowland Wilder and H. MlKeivie, Upper Park.place, St. Mary-Ishonne, butchers. General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which guverns Importation, made up to the tub of April. Wheat 565. 5d Oats 30a. 54. I Beans 47a. t ld. Barley 38a. 3d. Rye 395. 341. Peas 41s. 34. M. Mechbrand M. Senjemin ought to be referred to the Ministers of Jostle, and the Interior. M. Permian asserted that no cettificates of Royalism were asked. The only certificates required by tile law were for good conduct, Stases, and standing. M. Casimir Perrier observed, that kwaswell known certificates of opinion were required from persons entering into professions. M. de Peyronnet--State instances. M. Casimir Perrier—l pledge myself to do so, but at present I have not the documents in my possession. 1.1. de 'imamate repeated that qualified candidates were not re. jetted, except when their conduct tendered them unworthy. M. Casimir Perrise•--It was, is this way, contrary to all Mho list Count de Joiguy was dismissed—(Greet &shales). Oa the question for the order of the day being put, soli* Sam on the left voted against it. A voice on the tight—There are only de of them. M. Casimir Perrier—lt is tree, we are only six here ; hoe MA of these walls we are 50 millirem • (This elsorreation was followed by loaded's of is Order, eraser and poet agitation in the Chamber). 1 M. Cessimir Perrier and M. Benjamin Constant insisted that the Deputies on the other side hadbets the first to violate the freedom of debate by alluding with derision to the small number of the mi. amity, and boasting that they asented 300. The President condemned the appeal which had bees made to *Wm out of doors; and the tumult was at lAd allayed. !ROM THE CONSnrOTION MILL. PARIS, Arius P. It appears that some powerful intrigues oppose the elevation of Mr. Canning to the past of Prime Minister of Great Britain. All the power of the Apostolical fac tions in France, in Spain, at Rome, and at Vienna—all the old wrecks of the Holy Alliance—have risen against a man who has committed the unpardonable crime of assunfng as his motto, «The civil and religious 1 betty of the Two Worlds." What is remarkable, and et m pletes the character of that odious hypocrisy of our devotees of power, is, that they pursue with ran cour the Minister who voted the Emancipation of ti e Catholics, and put op their ardent wietes for the in - placable enemies of their rights. The congregati ,, n does not conceal its hatred for Mr. Canning t our Min . .ter too, share in it, but they dissemble. It appeals, Irons the ktoik, that they are not yet quite sure of his re tiling. Übe fall, they will frankly applaud his fall— if he rucceed, they will make the air resound with their rejoicings at his triumph ; but that triumph would be a terrible check to them. None but another Castlerekh could intimately sympathize with them. PARIS, Amu!. 10. The attention of everybOdy is now turned towards the difficulties which retard the definitive formation of the British Ministry. The English Oligarchy, wh;ch, since the time when Lord Castlereagh Fe . ;sn to direct affairs, has gradstally separated itself from the commercial in- Melt, of the country, and the national feelings, is Waring covertly to remove 31r, C 4 nning, who.e poll' ael