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Noma 12,655-.] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. • • • THE SOLICITOR-GENERAL has isstted the fa!- lowing Circufar : Bedford squire, May 3,1537. t . _ . - sis —I tate the liberty of 'On pressing on your :attested* jyyappllcatioo for your VO rE and INTEREST at theeisiwilig .ELECTION for the UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE. *rime to offer myself to your notice on the pte!'eni oecosiob, `upon the ground of my long intercourse with the University, my UDlAgoed regard foe its Interests, Right!, and Privileges, •and the decided and firm support Which I lave given, in , Parlianocat, and shall continue to site, in favour of the ascendancy of the Pro testant Church. As Mr. Guultntrn has this day declared Isis de termination not to continue the contest, I do the more anxiously intreat your answer to this letter, sod at the same time express my hope, that you wilt be able to be at Cambridge on Wunissosir, the 9th Instant, or one of the two following days, beyond which the Election will not continue. Permit me to add, however, it would be most highly favourable to my interests, if you would come on the first of those days. I have the honour to remain, Sir, Your very faithful and obedient oervant, • N. C. TINDAL CANRII/DGE UNIV ERSITY ELECTIEIN. SOLICITOR-GENERAL'S COMMITTEE the S- 4 Gardena ' -•• G. ut daikat _Spring _ Hotel, Spring Gardens, TIIE OF TRINITY HALL in the Chair. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL'S COMMITTEE beg to Worm his Friends, that the VICE-CHANCELLOR hoe heed du 9th Instant, 'For the Commencement of the Election, and, that u will continue during the following day, and until an early botir ce Friday. Tbey most earnestly entreat the . kttendanee of every Member of est Senate, in the Interest of the Solicitor-Genetsl, and will make every arrangement for facilitating the journey to Cambridge. Communications on this subject, addressed to the Spring Garden Eotei, will reeeive immedlateatiefition.. Spring Garden Motet; Mg 7, ias7. , • Ga4Nl) JeNdTlO/1 . LANAI., • JOTICE HEREBY' -GIVEN, that the *eat GIRNERAL AMILISIBLY of the COhIVANT of PO THIETORS of Abe .GRANgt JUNCTION CAN4.l..wili be 4111 at the Crown OA atacilec l'avera,ln the Strand, London, on TUESDAY, the Ilk day at Jose nest, at.lflevene'Clock la the Fore man; and that the Chair vrM be taken at "Twehre otioek,pre- Only. It. C. SALE, Clerk to the Catnintity4 Ca.ial °face, 21, Surrey-street, Strand, Nay, 1827. - , . ADMIRALTY OFFICE, April 24, 1827.: • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SESIO'N of OYER and TER fill NER, and GAOL DELIVERY for the TrW of Offences comMittet ao the'High Seas, within the inriidiction of the Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Rail, in the Old Bailey, London, on TUESDAY, the 29th of Pelny next, at Eight o'clock in the morning: And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of PrilOOS in whose rowdy any Prisoners , charged with Offences commi tted on the High Seas, or within the said Jurisdiction. may be, are hereby moires( to transmit a ropy a the Commitment of eiery such Pilimer ti. Per. HOCKS JILL, the Salicitor •of the Admiralty, on Qirden Armee, •London;in order that the neemsary mea -1 mama may be taken, for removing all such Prisoners to his Niaiesty's Gni of Newgate, for Trial,, at the said.ismondeditimebee vend all lliyers, Justices, 'Coe - cam, and other Officers, before whom any Inquisitions. Informations, Etarninations, ,e Reeognizarsces may lute been takenoouching any such Offences, are required to trans mit the same .forthwith, to Mr. THOMAS SHIGTOM, the Clerk of Amigos to the High Court of Admiralty of Esigiand, at his• Office, 4 the Sessions House, in the Old Bniley l Lcildon. 'J. W. cnorEs. .. • . . THE LAiTii DEAVN.BeILNErcs SERMONS.. . • ThisdAY wyrnPubbolowl• 111 Two Yob. bye. price Is. boards, S EEMONSI—By the lace Very Reseread I S AAC MILNER., 1).D: F.R.S. and I.AISZ. Dun of Carlisle, and President. of Qatso4 • 47ollege. C.dinbetige. Priatcd for T. Catlell,l4 Van Strand; and W. Blackitiod i Inug h. _ _ • Of whotp.may hul, by tbeaame• Astliet;- •• • • An jirnSAY on HU gAN LI MILT Oar 116:* bolt Suet published,' - • . - • • In Turei Vdk. Ns% Prke Et I‘. iatiards, .4 6UMMARY . ult - moSEIEII3* . g. e.CLESIAS - TI CA L li isTotty;. to ',Web Iv added, a Continuatidu or she papieslar Hisror'y of the Church,. Irani the middle qt the kitatrEsh Cc/troy to the year totta,...abu. a e/ioEise Account •of IN principal Idissiuoary mad Hibli Societies which are chlelly,eura Paul tri Metnbers of the Church. tit 141444 aid by the Ilia amen Put that Church. ' • 9$ the• Rey. CIiAItLES TILELAW WET' COLT/lI'IS. 111• A; Glow of Wiwi College, Oxford, an 4 Lectiter:of Pantris Chapel, Devon. ", • Printed for f t Cadet', Strand; and W. litachwooli.E4ltaPlrgh. ' T 'This day was peblidsed. - •.• • . • • Pricels in bo ads. the Twelfth Edition. of ' • .D 1 IN VIIRDUcTION to the WRITING of 41 SLEEK, Two Parts. teethe ow of Winchester CoUegs. lly OItORGB ISAAC 11 UNTINOFORD. D.P. • Warden of Winchester Colli=e, and Bishop of Hereford. Printed for T. CadeU; F. C. and J: Itivingtou ; Looruan and Co. 3: Duncan; J. Ilicherdsou ; Baldwin and Co. 0." L Wkitak.a ; Cowie and Co. - Hamilton and Co. and 3. *coins, Winchester. ' Of whom may also be had, MBAR'. CABAIINA Plata exemplar Heynianum quibus setnearent. Nutty Heynianest.Parapitrasis Benedictina ; et Lexicon Pimieticure, ea integro. Dentinal opera VICKI/MM. Digewit et adidit. H. Huntingfoid, LLB Old° ahem Price B 1 10s. I: boards. . ri.ENU:NE PATENT MEDICINES, sold by WWI. BUTLER., Cisemisti, Cbeapslde, corner of St. VsuPs, London; 54, Sackvale-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes olnneliiklinbursh. Appointcd Sole Agents for Dr. James's Fever . Powder . and Anakptkc Pala, in the pL ce o f 'Alestrs. Newberry and gOIIO Anderson's Scots Pills Hooper's Pills Anerlean Soothing Syrup llenry s Magnesia Bleaching Liquid and Marking ....-- Aromatic Vinegar Ink I Hunt's Family Pills Braithwaite's Mack Drops I Juniper's Essence Peppermint Crrhalic Snuff Lemon Acid for Punch, d tc . I. a ndCheltenham! Salts Macassar and Russia Oil Chinr's Wenn Lozenges Ozley's Essence Ginger CoratedKali for Saline Draughts Ituspini's Dentrifiee, &c. tadell's Balsam of Honey Solomon's Balm of Gilead, &c. ti sin's Antibilinus Pills Singleton's F.ye Ointment Dalby's Carminative Steer's Opodeldoc lie Velno's Syrup Stoughton's Bitten itch Drops, as irnported Seidlitz and Lemonade Powd ers mnan's B..thing Spirits Soda and Ginger Beer Powders C ' W's Balsam Salt of Lemon and Scouring "hand's Lotion Drops Gsdhey's Cordial Sandwell's Issue Mister Bastiam's Tincture Bark Turlington's Balsam .. And every other Patent Medicine of repute. norintra, Captains, and others, Cannot be too careful in the P li c 4 se of the above articles for Exportation, as spurious knits. One aregenerally In circulation. . Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality. A' A Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climates, ''' a Trioansvis's Gnsurna Cnsi.rninalat Sours, Merits. Bader are appointed Agenti for. !#' ::::''' -., • • V": 2 7 =•• . • .. •••••••• ...'• s / - sr . . ...- . •., . . • .. • • . • .;•. • • . . . ..6 • . . . • • .. • 1 • ..-...... . ' le i's-.."".."4''' ''' . .r.L. • 11 ,1 . 4 c 11.4 ' e _ . _ .. . • - ...„ .r. ..... ~,..,..., , , „,....7. s s. , t ; , „•11'. . .. ''' _ . . •.... • - i • ' lir it' & .• 1 1 1 , , • -•.-**- . • , i7k,t . • - , , . -.:, '•- .. .:,: .- • . ... .... .. ~.. 4 . . r. ......t. iii,.. .•. _ . •, ......_,...... • . ... .. ...... •• . . • THURSDAY- MAY 10, 1827. [P4ici BROWN, Marla. . . A. COMMON COUNCIL, hidden in the Chamber A-1- of the Guildhall of the Oty of London, on Wxonerio cr, the ilth Day of May, : Basot.vro—That this Coutt is deeply impressed with the lajiistier and intpolcy of.tbe Corporation and Test Acts, which were passed in times when ahriost all parties were opposed to the rights of coo t:ciente, Sod to the principles of religious liberty. That they inflict on Persons who do not qualify under them the most severe penalties.. Besides the fine of 000, they are rendered lucapable of prosecuting any action or suit in Law or Equity—from being Guardian of any Child, or acting, as Executor or Adminis trator of any Persian, or from receiving any Legacy or Deed of . Gift, or bearing a:iy Office within the Realm of Eaglet:id t. and all these punishments apply to Persons who enter Corporations or Chartered Companies, •or take certain Offices or Commissions ap pointed by the Crown, without first receiving the Satrament ut the Lord's Supper, aecending to the Rites of the Church of England. That while they 110311 the prerogative of the Crown in rewarding. merit, they' editor' , imputations of disloyalty upon those classes of his Majesty's subjects among Non.cotformicts, who have been at all times amongst the nio.t zealous' supporters of the Houser of Brossavia, and of the ptioeipies of the British Constitution. SALES BY AUCTION. NEW MINISTRY—NEW JUURriAI. - • THE ROY AL•YORK IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY FOR SUNDAY. THR i 3 —.ITS FIRST READING BEING THEN.TO TAKRPLACR. Office, 166, &sod. • BOW-STREET, COVENT GARDR?. Elepiek•Assortment of esceUent well made CABINET AR TIQINES and UPHOLSTERY, CHI AINEY GLASSES, :UOOlll , NUFACTURED STOCK, and other Effects. ..- • s!. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwkk Howse, Itegeot- street) i• t:t ... th e Presniqes, No. 211, Bow -street, Covent Gnden, Oa 1 salmi'. the gllsi of May, 1827, and following day, at Eleven o'Clnek, Trustees of Mr. Russet.c, 'ld .FASHIONABLE STOCK .IMNBTAIITICLESand UPHOL- I Wardrobes, chests of Drawers, Jolty Couch Bedsteads in Mahogany, Sofas x Airy and other Easy Chairs, a capital Bei , .s, an patent sliding frames, Sidetpards, Library, awd Ms esaottmeik of vane, • Slakogany. Bookcases, Seeretaires, Room E"itte in green Moretti, Brussels . . ?At:Willi/CI) STDCK,consistiag of fine Hosir;•nodk tit Pl-nles rind Veneers ; a quan, li Benches, lice. .. - day and rduPday-preoading the $ ile, when vtite ;.irentises, at is. eacki - *id of ;slr. FRENCH, pApats. )ROIL MILS. DATED iIIIGIDAY, MAT Sr . CONSTANTINOPLE; APIUL 4. Tue rejection of the proposals of Russia and England in favour of the Greeks, was . made by the Poke, in the separate conferences of the Reis Effendi withlbe Dra grunions and the Eiropeati A mbassadors. The latter have drawn up a statement of the negative declavatinn of the Reis Effendi ; and the A.mtlassadors havl:clis• patched cooties to inform their Omuta of the result of their efforts, The Reis Effendi has not given them a form 11 ni.te. The Austrian InternOncio has si - nce bad another conference with the Reis Effendi, who; is said, has only referred to the answer made to tikerVier Ministeis ; and hi is even reported to haveadded that the Porte . was astonished that such proposals should have been made to it. A note is no* spoken of as Being .to presented to the Reis Effendi by all the Nxipi 4 ets of the European Powers collectively. .It is affir turd that in the nextc.arnpaign, the o.tontan Beet write placed under the command of the Paclfz-of Egypt and his son, arson as it has quitted the DAT dauelles.—AugsGueg Gazette. MADRID,. Aran 46.- • • . • . • le tetchy was a Court day, on, account of the .of the Queen Dowager ot Portugal. jThe Princess of.Beira set out this morning for Amu r jnez, to which place the state of her health allowed her to Fo. The King has just conferred the Grand Cross of St. Ferdinand on Major General Don Francisco Le rnaur, fot the share which he had in the defence of -St. Juan,al.llloa. before Brigadier General Cuppingen • • 'the Madrid Gazette of the 24th contains addresses of congratulations from. the mnrficipalities of Malaga and Cuenca, on the manifesto of Januacy.ll. -The ve rmin' ot the-Catalonian insnrrection are at present am fined to the usountaios about Pnycerda. The differences which had &riven in the province -of Gaipuscoa, with respect to the Royalist volunteers,. and which .seenied on the point of being terminated •amicably, have new taken rather a serious turn. The Captain-General.has received orders from Madrid to disband the old Militia, and organize in their stead corps of Royalist volunteers; ,and as the deptitotion has hitherto opposed this chang', • as it is contrary to local institutions, the same Captain- General is by. all possible means to hinder it from meet ing todeliberate on the subject. He has lost •no time in communicating this order to the deputztion. ?ARO, MAY 7. _ _ _ That if these Acts had been enforced during the hie war, a very. large impaction of the Volunteer Officers would have been • "Op jected to the most ruinous penalties. : ! That all persons born and educated in Scotland, under tins byterian religion, established by law, are required to conform to these laws when they accept of offices in England, or enter into his Majrray's Army or Navy. That in Ireland, where the members of the Church of.logbod 'are in a minority, the Crirporation Act has never • • Test Act has heal long since repealed. „ . That the disabilities under these Acts are so nuesette,lf • enforced they would unsettle questions of property thro l u ;At Kingdom, which has thubtless induced the Government to pass Act of Indemnity every year, allowing further time fur .qualifying, exhibiting the most extraordinary anomaly in the history of ysisbai tiou, by which laws are retained upon the Statute Boiik, stantly mollified as unfit to operate Id society, That they are contrary to the interests and privileges of the Can poration, by enabling many persons, in oilier respects thyqualifiid, to decline the highest offices of the Magistracy in this Cti'y without tieing Sable to those fines which are levied upon their ferlow•eithens.li That many of the Nienib.rs of the Chnicili of England,r .well. is Diasenters;coliaidei these acts as a Violation of tht sacred Ofdir , nanke of the LUSO . * Supper, when applied as a test: for civil per.: poses, and as totaUy contrary to the spirit Of the..lnstitiationethe;ob lett of which our Swamis declared, i by saying. " Do thin re. cumbrance of me." : • If . That, anxious as dill co. ; mss; aver feektoaevince its.attneh-' XIV BUILT FARM HOUSE, .. PAM BUILDINGS, DIPWARDS 01 ..ED AND ONE ACRES i it Monk, • P j a H stu lt r i e, Pir and iC A E r N ab T le . ' Land.. - ' N -. "TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . ',' . •--* - By Mr. ROBINS,' , .. , 40t Wurwlck House, Regoot:streot) . ... At,a4iamway's Coffee /louse, 'Change Mien Cetrullfff, ..,1. oa..Fatoar, the 25th May, 1027, av Twelve o'ClOck, . . w it . . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • eigiSle jUltpAir an Investmeist.:, SI'ONE. P ITS FARM, ' v. 0 - e!oet iit t r —'ll6 slt of Eastchtu.ch, Isle of Skeppy, county of Kent; Collttlallto I ataltAlili HOUSE. recently Erected, and conveniently Planned, mwelVe' r ariour,•Kitcben, Wash House, Dairy, &c. and Four s, goo.l . _Darden; an -Old Farm Hoax &able fur . . I rlp, D lN: r ? .e St . a w ble i , i. Car use ' t aLralgjsaiiarnednica;ital Hoax, . Built 0 AND UPWARD. or -..:". '. '''' TWO HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES .. Oigltf awls. l'astury,und Arable Land, all tying Compact. 'li . tree - ;peon of Mr. Edward Hobby, a respectable Toot, wake 'Low for as unespited term of nearly Twenty Yeses* . -'.. . - •. • • 21i0DI1ATI DANT Or ... • , • _ NON RA HiagOß KU POUNDS-PER ANNUM, ' ", . 4 ., +: ' .4 Nell' Stiehl, Property for Investment. NOP* ed byapplying to Mr. Hobbs, on the Premises; of whom ars a may be had at the Three Mat Inert, East .Church; r i z Itios,•ti evinces; 'Shill% Ititltioit ; Rose, Sittingbourne ;. Fountain, Caoterialkit 'rower Ma -Oseftr • :Bolt, Dartford ( Mr. Langbana, Sac'ttffleOullsKimp, .11ollwarri ; at Ourawry's; and 'ot hlr.,b(w. AW-Esowplippsytr, staaere "4 am sat the Estate mar k. -, . ..1. I : .. t i :104if . p.... Ili 11091 4 1i . "... .. ,st ...legi. it s) 1.1, . • ,e4isait . arflacto the political sod religious institutioni . of the 0 ; 4 4 1 410 cannot better discharge that duty than by senommen,fing m of peace and liberality, that 411 parties may tinite,itt the.setplee4 their Country ; and being, above all, tit:ions, for the sake,of zeligha and piety. to promoye„tbe repeal of ertaetartenta which turn tin holiestjardinance . Of religion into .40flolaleation matt pasaport.lbs inwee, and *wise restraints on .the ,church *swif t into unfree administration of its. religtokis service, tad invite tfles4 o . minion with far other feelings than aechAa rand to purify* heart tic amend the life. • : t - ;•7 - That we agree with the excellent sentiments of the late Lord Mansfield, which were delivered in the House of Lords, upon the Cue of the City against Allen Evans, where he said—" What ' l -bloodshed and ctoftisiuu have been occasioned, from the reign of " Hilary I V..wheathe firm penal statutes were enacted, down to the " Revolutlentin thiskingdom, by laws made to force conscience!— " there.is floating certainly-more unremovable—tuner inconsistent " with the rights of bourn nature mere contrary to the spirit and precepts of the Christian religion—more iniquitous and unjust— " more impolitic, than persecution--k-is . I,aiietsc . natural religion, ." revealed religion, bintiOlll64 M. Camacho, Minister. of -Foreign Affairs of the United States of Nitric% and Minister. Plenipotentiary from that Republic to the English Government, :sets at to-day from Paris for London, where he will doubtless won receive vie ratification of the treaty of commerce which he has consulidated with the English GovriD. went. As soon as the ratifications are ezeb:inged. M. Camacho will return to Mezico, to resume his funclitms as Minister; and M:Rocafuerte, who went to •51ezico, with the treaty conchided •by M. - Camacho, to lay - it before the Government for ratiflcati 'n, will iffotwelAy return with it to London, and rfishrhe his former fulic dims of hlinis4irPlenipotentiary Roan the Repoblis,.. Ts,* diplomatic agents of Mexico, who had hidstliko been considered only as cronfidential agents wittrotirisy . public charaefer, and without anyrotasolit have been acknowledged by . the King; and is this quality enjoy all the rights, itnmunitieseasai privileges twitched ,to the employments with which they are ly •their-Crovernment. Royal pateots fiavd'al ii .IrierAtipt to the French agents in Mexico. , _ • YKOM THE.CONSTITUTIONNEL4 - •.• • • MA.1211111), Aran. 26. . . . • The last letters from .Estrernadina, aranOttneeihst the principal Spanish corps has arrived att:Navis . ...aid Puebla, villages Witlirn about three : or four leagnewol Caceres, and has. halted there provisionally. Gdswial Sarsfield has, however, published an i'r.ler : oltlie day, which is nearly equivalent to an-order. for entering oat a, cativaigil. The whole baggage an r•gicerimeamot lb crepe's! 9.4 b." Each soldier •is.to have two. paihkif shoes.in his havresac. -The plovisilins are to - be - 4 1 / 4 11. vered by the contractors always too' weeks in edirtsee. The arriTy rain full espectaddll of an imiaediaccadar :o march into Pc;rtugal. FROM Tile QUIPTIDIZMNE. • • .' ' Al ADRID. _Aram 26. 4 - 7.=7 IPSYSiIi•UFOIS-Ta A ALFA, SURREY. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSI ON, Estanaive GARDENS and PLEASURE .GROUNDS, HOT • and GREEN HOUSES, Beautiful Lawn, Conservatory, Coach House, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings, and rich Meadow Land ;„ In all about . FIFTEEN ACRES, Within Ten Miles of the 'MettoplAia. - • 'TO - 1313" SOLIT - Irr AUCTrtnirr -- • Br Mr. ROBTNS, (I'V - Itegunttatreet4 .lzz "„....., • • At Viskt:rnay's cum, On FRIDAY, the lit of line r irrl, at Twelve &Clock, WOOD-THORPE. . , 1 •-• NOTAII. - 1111ED toixNry•svrtx yvots, •• ra'the Sate et I ish'Linen,at ibe .SOUTH swE of aLoomsliu HY-SQUARE. • , .901 E „IRISH. LINEN 'COMPANY beg lease to ,•141;19U4ce to the Public, that . the ahoy* Ihnseezlsslsar only F,aisbliabinent in this country where thexeorttlnsie tc 'apply the Nobility; Gentry, and' the Public, with W A 'tit ANTED Grail- ' bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheeli as 'alms Table'Linen, of the best fabric- and eoloer, at a price considerably tower than they can be procured through Any other .medium. , • They also vogage.to, return the purchase money should any fault appeg. • Good Irish Bills, and Bank of Ireland Notes takeit as umiak Country or Town Oraers punctually attends:4're; JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Blopmsbitryalquaii i .' • Hnliiotn Side; JOHN DOY LK, 19, 1114cklentoutAlt-at. • Dulidhis . . VAMILIES it) . opt Id FURNISH,. will faci..on in i: . • . spiitiiii tbit kVasw.rionts of HIM kir L. COOPER, S 3, . 81S1101'SGATBSTREET WITHIN, the fellitwinv Articlet,• at Prices decidedly reasonable, fer-Furakure of strpotia Style and Manisfaclures . . UPHOLSTERY—A rich assortment of Fumiture,SUks,Chintnes, Crape Damasks, Moreens, Fringes, &c. , • CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials; %lab solid Furniture for Foreign Climates. IiFiIITING.v-Cabins -fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and PAssengers requisites provided. CRAMS— Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed - . The Minister for Foleigii Aff..irs has receivedtheofts 0.1 intelligence of Mr. Canning 's triumph. This pre• liorideraoce of this personage gives great vexation to . the Mends of monarchical ideal. It is with reas4reatird At the progress which liberalism made whirheifeas only in a seconda, Lsituation t will increa.e in proportion to his power. Ifra ., gluk, reoteic•thst be may-requite from M. de Villele a co-operation .*sick that Animas would not vents!a_ kO.ternze hkn• t". :. -tr- .: . -• •• • . •.,riiklitit -T VA „IfTIMAL SIBS Dilliall. : ; . . • ' .... 14XDR1p, Aran se. • " The Portigiese' relisiees who wire . at s iggiSeMY .. .. lately' Made hi intipttOn into Portugal, twat they...went soon driven back"tif:ttie" . tio4s a tEe Regency... The report "of &is.. ifratilciii to the: War 'pepartotent. contains an ingitotitit 114,1 which . will at ait cause& iecOrtintinierneot of out titioinnOc chlipatei with laud jipair laud and'POrfttgal. • • • . . 'T• • It appeiri tat some of the ,Regindesiroops.. . e the Frontier , mewhictilicyionuid no military Total - which 1 . 4 besiditi, scarieli marked . out as . Me - po where 'the rebels Psfaseatliat:tbecOmmindarn4 , teidy asseinbled the militia,,inci marched to,th .e .. sierianeth i lf solve shots Sipe escbanged betwe en anilltil and Mt - Portugie . ie CemstitutiOnalists. • 1 ck. ' • ' he helicied, the volts tral. troops Of the Regencylarr ried •witli their); 6fi . t . hiirifilOrp jaw Pot tuktl, about thirty ot 4 ournillitia.: . ....... . . 1 - • -''.nhltdaistikeettiiii itAscnts. . t . ..1 ,% TheJOirrieiti iyeau4nnatit4 cilia :re. Fcaos* ,eirellelflit 'The S• ini,INCIOnk; from his Silo* li k .—. . . '4 o Adni' 11!i silie are Zat lives, llui:ato eastl4Q- Ilivitilor , "l7ffe crafa•hailiiiis - d; like the Republicans of Mexico, that all order is incompatible with an in triguing bane which is devoted to a foreign power. Rams. CAIWKTS-i—Brossels, of the first quality, es. 6d. per yard; Su perior Kidderminster, 31. 6d. and others equally low. LOOKING GLASSES— From the most magnificent to the smallest, for Chimnies. Fiera, and Tuikttes. CARVING and GILDIN G—Some very beautiful specimens for Conant Tables, Glasses, Bcc. PAPERHANGING and PAINTING—In the Richest as well as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Attended in the most respectful manner, and pah denier regard paid to Economy. HOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Estates registered for Letting or Disposal, without charge. SALES, A PPRAISENIENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS. FURNI TURE WAREHOUSED. H. L. COOPER, 93, BIYHOPSOATFSTRICIT Wttitut, has the honour of being Entpioyed and Patronised by some of the first Families in the Kingdom. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITIQN. DAY and M A tam respectfully inform the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex• pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular eonstsuction and extreme difkzulty of execution, that , they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised en the Public. — An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace eta 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, HIGMHOLBOItN, - - as also white letters edged with pitil and !Auk, but places; on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black .in iewhiiit: ground, the preamble and directions for use-are printed' at before, black lentil' on white ground. 97, high-Hulborn Sepiember, 1821. By Order of the Tn T H4 ELEGANT • and oivettl-manufactured CAR' STBEY I comprising capital % Farago% and Frctic4 Couch Cow 1 varihy of Library as of 11 y Dining Tables. no % in Sofa, r Lama, Pembroke, Li Table:4llb Itale,"'ud and •'' Cktniutettllamea, a Priming RA and 0 . 11aniCatpetr. - Alsts - Thillie I.3TMANUF'ACfI Spanitill Iblaboorany nod Itow;ao titr al tram Work, Work Bent To **gyred ma Saturday as . Ca iti t' may be bad on the 70, liettotatreet. - ~:C. et:Lies - .. - 't•:• .. ' ISLE OF S' l ' —9OIpACT FAlrel, NE / .......;:ra .4- CAN TA LFA <- 1 7_ ;. 5 . • MID VI 1 ~ .!A. •4.•• • TWO HUN DRE a• •.• .-1- nal..a. Za--..5. . co_ _; l AA A VERY VALUADLE:IREEI-19LD. ESTATE, A substantial well hulls MANSION, . Seated-en a beautiful Lawn, , adorned , by hasuriaati.Cetar Plantitions, and Shrubberies, with extensive Gravelled ?Wks, • Adapted lot the'Acconintodatiod of - A -NOBLEMAN OR FAMILY OF DrSTINCTION; Late ibe Residence and Ptopertpof General Jossuirers, Drecrised; NORRATON HALL,.. . `Situateaetingsion:On-Thatnes, In the county of Surreg,._ . . • ' Only'Pen hfilles•ftoM Hyde Park Corner. . The. Mansion is comitodiously•planned and - elegantly'fitted up; .cootaine a.nispe Saloon or Entrance Hall, as Inner-Hilt; handsome HiniOgParlour,braning. Boor 26,.ffst IS feet, Gentleman's. Rtioattlf Study; elegant Staircase,Sjf principal Bed Chasybers and (our Dressing s ilsionts, ..Two Watre toilets; and Pier Sleeping Roosts See:Servants a welvarranged and complete Set of Domestic Olinee i coovenienteavolicesitaitite:tbsity,•Erewhindr, LaunJry, .Tyrk Coach Ilposes, Sabiigg.fK Pen—Horses, with Lnft and Menlßooms over, capital„Ritehe n Garden,. walled and clothed 'with' the choicest Fruit Trees, • fully seocked, cropped, and planted, Conservatory, and delightful Pleasure Grounds' The Premises ate in eieelleht iviiis4eris-cutiiplete order, having recently undertone a thoriugheepair ; 6t for ihe tousled late rev pt ion and peculiarly adapted for aoplihbleman or °milkman whose Par. liamentary or other engagement* way requirieltis attendance in town. To be viewed by Tickets. 'Particulars may lie had on the Pre. mists, :rit.tbc Grin, Ringsides.; Woy. llanipton Court ; Castle, and Talbot, Richmond; of lkiesite:King, Ltillitiosnd . Whitaker, Solici tors; Gray's latosquare pitiGarteway'si and of Mr; Robins, No. 170, Regent -street, of w.lione•Tieliets for viewing may be had. • • 'IMPORTANT IN'FillilrfON; nOnsSqennee of' the high p p arity and extensive 1 Bahl at the oftlGllol 4 111ACASA41.' OIL, basing in duced*Nonly Pirates io - hupobe an the Puhtic.", •SZ 111ITATIONS," A. ROWLAND and SON & Soe:Propriaot's of the ORIGINAL and GENUINE, consider., it art imperative•duty to state the fol lowing facts - Ina protection tvlie:Public& • . The Fabriettora of these ariitlei ;tiny the 13111 s, Labels, and Bottles, and sign the talieta "4teIArLANDSON," omitting the " &" between Rowland "•&" SenVond sell the Oil at a less price; others purchase the empty bottlegi 611 them with trash, and sell them withdut Labels. 'TO GUARD'AGAINST IMPOSITION, Purchasers:ore respectfully requested not to take any without, Labels. and. to t! Ask -fur ,Rowlansifee'" ntielcing - tlqt eaChGE INIQINII-JIOTTLE,„of. Vatlgnar 'Oa is incluski in a Wrapper the Label of which is executed at a great expense; that ifrticle, and also the K A LYDOII,4IB€44CWat TYRE, and A LSANA EXTRACT, ere -sealed with Red Wix,..•bearing the•tianselnd . . • Address;, also signed on the Abel, in ..„ ' W LAND k SON, . 20, ATT O N . -GARDEN;' ',And the pticeof 4..043435. 011.—nd 41k; per botAe. otisits are Frauds on the Pubjecdrud Impositions • , • ' in; the Proprietors. • The Genulot4 sold, br appointment, by Mr: RrHentlrie.Pe'r. .fume-,. to his Majesty, Titchbeurne-street sarager,4so, street; Mr. Smyth, I'l7, Del.:ruix, 158, Gattie and Pierae," 57, 1). Rigge, 35, New Bond-street ; Butler, 4, Cheapside Vl.l.lyley and Coekapur-street ; &try and Lloyd, No, 48,..Gasek.street ; t o w, 330, and Peotit,, Biss, St, end; Burgess, 68, liolbtirn hill; :Atkinson, _Gerrard street ;. Stitton, Bow •Clitirce yard:C•BcreVardu, 01. Newberry, 4 4,.it. Taub ' qtArsleiart,i; Barclay end -Scos,, p DS, Fleet 7nialket ; RiggS, 63i ebeapside; Stradling, g te bange.gate; Nir, fronting the Royal Exchange; Take, 41, a nd Johnstone, GS, Curnblil. .. iI. 1 I I 1 1. ' 1 • 1 4 i . ..: 1 1 , 4 I 1 11 - I • 1 . • , ( 4 . , ~11 4 1T , i 1.1 ;i i . I 1 , : ' • 1 ' . 1 • 1 • 4 11 ~%•, 1 . • I . . 1 i ' 1 1 t 4 i ‘ i• 1 1 1 I I 1 . . . be e ; ree soi PP' I • *ea