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~~ - k ~ f I NUMBER 18;183.] SALE BY AUCTION. ST. J A M EV&SQUA RE. itLIZGANT FURNITURE, BRILLIANT PLATES OF GLASS, stpsICAL ISSTRUMENTS, BILLIARD TABLE, && SOLD BY AUCTION, By Ir. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick House, Regent-street, On the Premises, N 0.19, on the West side of St. James's-square, tin TUESDAY, the 2d of June, 1829, and two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of his Grace the Duke of Sr. Acsana, ,f r tHE remaining part of the elegant FURNITURE consisting of Suites of Drawing-room Curtains in Rose ht and Yellow Satin Damask, Pier and Chimney Glasses bf largo dimensions; Four Post, Tent, Coach, and other Bed ineads, with Chintz Cotton and other Furnitures ; seasoned Feather Bedi and Bedding; Sofas, Couches, and Chairs; Cabinets andl Pier Tables; Dining, Card. Loo, Library, and Pembroke Tables in Mahogany and Rosewood; Wardrobes. Chests of Drawers,' Wing and other Bookcases, Brussels Oirpeta; China, Drawings, Alabaster Vases, Bronze Figures, Musical Instruments, Grecian Lamps, ¢ce.. a Full Sized Billiard Table, by &wood ; and various rather Effects. --. —__ To be /dewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be bad at One Shilling each, on the Pre. mim; and of Mr. Roams, 170, Regent.street. PRIVATE CONTRACTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; Very ef.xible for Investment, Piet.llent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Bailin House, Capital Garden, Pleasure Grounds, AND UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES Of itch MEADOW, FEEDING PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By 41r. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick House, Re3ent•street, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate a short distance from The Capital Market Town of CHELMSFORD, A most eligible Property for Investment, or for the Residence of a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits. The HOUSE is substantially erected, and adapted for the Ac commodation of a Family of the First Respectability. With excellent and convenient Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Thriving Plantations, newly erected Lodge, 13aililf's House, Bares. Stables, and Outbuildings ; sundry Enclosures of capital rich Meadow. Feeding Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, the whole containing upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AND BIGHT ACRES, In the occupation of, and ott Lease to a must respectable Tenant, at a Rent of per Annum, SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS. Pardestlats may be had of Mr. Bosun, No. 170, Regent-street. SURREY. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. - TITRE FREE, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, • - (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) it VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, XIL , 4 situate between Hampton Court and Oatlandi, APPS' COURT; *flat new erected Mansion, planned for th e Accommodation " Of a Family of Distinction, WiffiNdtg o itilandsome Apartments, a complete range of excel . lettalohMk Offices of all descriptions Hot and Cold Bath. Etc. Taub Houses AO -Stabling, Farm Yard, Bailiff's Cottage, Out boildrote; iiinductive Kitchen Garden, walled, totind ; Pleasure 'Grandd, Shrubberies. Plantations, Sheets of Water, rich bleadow • . , and Pasture Land, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES, • AU wailed in, with eatratict Gates, Litz. in hand; • APPS' COURT FARSI, • f •;.,Alfidhal as and bounded` by the river Thames on the North side, „ epelspVisine a genteel Cottage Residence, with Offices, Gardeu. a good Fartn - Yard, and various Agricultural Buildings, Picturesque Cottages, and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture. and • Arable Land, an lying compact, and containing upwards of 'TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES, Let on Lease. A compact DWELLING-HOUSE. with Yard, Stable, and Outbuildings, and a Plot of rich Garden Ground, about • SIX ACRES, lintlitied by Walls. Stocled and Planted with Fruit Trees, on Lease. The Manion to be viewed by Tickets ; Mr. Hewitt, at App. Court, will show the Lands; Particulars of Ur. Roams , No. 170, Begitif f sfesot, where a Plartof the &t ate may be seen. 7 7. 116STMTPITA FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, TO. BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. JOHN, ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), F HE • GRAIGE ESTATE. cvemprosine-upwards of ONE- THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF ARABLE, MEADOW, ORCHARD, AND WOOD LAND, • • Of good and productive quality! The latter cossistint of the most luxuriant Oar Timber add Larch Plantations: being in'extent nearly Ode' third of the whole -quantity,' and bavitte drivel bf many miles running through theitr. In beam? of situation this Estate cad hardly be surpassed, and as a source of profitable inieltnsent it can• scarcely be eqoalltd. the rename of the still and •the thriving state of the Plintatilms re paying-in an extraordinary degree any labour bestowed in the pro teetitneof them. The Property is welt stocked vittbante, and is capable ot being node a hoe Preserve. Fish Ponds well stored, and.gosod trout fishing in the neighbourhodd. A House on, the Estate ; to whiCh some later additions have been made, would' serve ars nude-rite sited Residence. or might be applied in ai'd of any nevi' constructiun, for which there are many strikingly Istanbul situations, with abundante of good water. The whole is' conveniently subdivided, and let toTehants at will. Part of .the Land is Titbe.free ; the Great Tithes' of a cod. sidetable portion befongtrt titer-Estate,' and there is a ;limbos •in lieu . of Small Tithes °Vet greit part of the Property. Poor add all other Rates extremely low. Lime and Coal very cheap. Dis Kant, teen London 134 miles. Bath and Cheltenham 40. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had of R. W. Pyrrha'', Esq Chepstow; of Mr. Norton, Solicitor, :Monmouth; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Repot -street, of whom Tickets.for 'Ambiguay be had.- , COOM BE WOOD, NBA R KINGSTON, SURREY. CAPITAL 'FAMILY RESIDENCE, Wilk Offices, Extensive Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, betwatifolly laid out, and Meadow Land, nearly • SIXTY ACRES, BE . LET ON LEASE FOR A TERM, OR ON LIVES, By. Mr. JOHN ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent- street? AV" Conimodious and edrable RESIDENCE, adapted fur the aceonwitedation of a Nobleihria or Family of the first distinction, the-delightful Villa at • COO M E WOOD, Late in the moped= of the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, decemed; Situate within Ten Miles of the MetritrOlis.• . The Mansion is seated on a Lawn, embracing most delightful *ad ithereAineview r i i n va ri ous dlrectiLas, over a fine rich scenery 'of colliery. The.tsptirtateriti are Well arranged, or handsOme proportions,l whir carear BEAtatbiivs 'end all requisite doinestic Offices, well supplied with excellent Water. • The Obi (beet eentprhe 'Latmdry, Vash House; Carpenter's Mot*, SalSkti for Thirteen' Horsed, Tsui Coach Houma,: Cart WO, BI Mrs, Cb*Notati; Granaries, Dali 7 and SCullaii,EolikTY,. linowt, , capita/ Censethitaties' begitiful Lawn and Pleasure Gallas, with extender &Welled and Terrace Walk's, FloWer and Eltelseb GirdeniAc. The Whets nearly* SIXTY * ACRES,. A mosiddiable proportion of *kith Ii ea Wick* Ladd;beatiii: lacy ornamented wi fin e grown timber cross, and foriatii Teti dli t tf rofeared by T • had a! Mr. Rona% En...4 7o alterstlytel• • • • • ~, . .. .. .. . . ... 0 • -. 1. , , - ( 4 ( ) b. , ~ fc - :1.,..161,0,14,,,,..,..• Nek , 4 4 1.... s -.- .> • • . lik .. 1 •-4, -1 • 04. k, _.. -Ai er • ...- .., A . • , w . 1 k, ... SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1829. This day was pubHsbed, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CLIII. for JUNE, IU9. CONTENTS: I. Debates in Parliament be the Silk Trade—lL The Millen -711m —III. Sketches of Italy and the I t alians, wi t h R e marks en Antiquities and Fine Arts—(Coottaned). R eco ll e c t i on s o f Naples, Mount Vesuvius. Gavin Hamilton, &c.—IV. Songs of the Affec tions, by Mrs. Hemans. 6. The Soldier's Death-Bed. 7. The Charmed Picture. S. The Dreaming Child—V. What's to be Done /—VI. Some Account of the Conduct of Bishop Brown— V 11. Lays of the Periodicals—Vl I I. The Murderer's Last Night —IX. Sound Morality. By the Ettrick Sbepherd—X. Will and Sandy. A Sects Pastoral. By the &trick Shepherd—Xl. For the Album of Miss .—.. By C. Lamb, Esq.—X IT. To Zama. By Miss Lamb—X 111. Colloquieslin Ireland respecting nment Nleasures—XlV. Sketches on the Road in. Ireland. No. 5.--.-- XV. The Diver. From the German of Schiller—XVl. An Op position —X VI L Noctes Ambroalani. No. 44—X V 111. Monthly List of New Publications--XIX. Monthly Keener—XL Births, Marriage., and Deaths. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. By whom will be published, on the 9th ofJoine, In Three Vol.. post evo, THE FIVE NIGHTS OF ST. ALBANS. EFFECTUAL AND SAFE REMEDY FOR THE PILES. EW BANK'S PILLS. These Pill s . are p r epared .1:4 from a Recipe in the possession of a Monastery on the Con tinent, where they have been for many years in high repute ; they Are perfectly harmless, and require no restraint or confinement' during their use. Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists,' Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London; Sackville-street, Dublin ; and Princes.street, Edinburgh and the principal Alrdicine Ven ders. Of whom may be had POWER'S A LOPECIAN, or FOX OINTMENT, an effectual and safe remedy for . Rang Worm or Scald Head. In pots at Zs. Pd. and 4s 6d. The in ventor of this preparation has for the last ten years cured several •hundreell of waves gratuitously, until the demands have become so numerous, that he feels it a duty he owes to himself. his family, and the afflicted, to give it publicity. William Blgie, Knaresbrough, YOrkshlre. groat', June 11. at lie, 12, and July 10, at eleven, at the Once of Messrs- Earnahaw and Co. Knaresbrough. Atiorales, Messrs. Ellis and Ci. Chan cery-lade; or Messrs. Earnstraw and Co. Knaresbrough. William "'sward, North Walsham, Norfolk, corn merchant, June 39, at six, 20, at eight, and July 10, at one, .at the Bowling Green Inn, Norwich. Anomie', Mr. P.*Millard, North Wal. sham; or Mr. W. C. Aron, Milmatommet, Bedford-row. Levi Pannell, Horneastie, Lincolnshire, cooper, June 17, at six, 111, at ten, and July 10; at twelve, at the Bull Inn, Ronicastle. Attentive, Messrs. Norris and Co. John-eneet, Bedfortkow; or Mr. ParkerMorncastle. William Shaw, Attleborough, Warwielishfre, ribbon manufsetirer, June 9, at six, 10, at twelve, and July 10, at one, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. Attornles, Messrs. Austen and Co. Ray. mond's-buildinge, Gray's Inn; or Meeks. Troughton and Co. Coventry. John Firwtan Josselyn , Wenham Glove, Ipswich. wine merchant, June at Were., 19, at eleven, and July 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At torney, Mr. Burt, Mitre -court, Milk.street, Chearside, George Duckworth, Fleet -street, -printer, Jung 16, 19, at deers, and .July to, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts. Basinghill.street. Attorney, Mr. Greenhill, Doctors' Commons. James DoweftfCastlit-street, Holborn, stationer, June 5, at ten, 15. at eleven, Ind Jule 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sidnon of Bankrupts, Basingbarl street. Attorney, Mr. Gres borne Illarnard's Inn. William En gem , , Lincoln, June 3, at seven, 6, and July 19, at e , at the Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Scott, Lincoln's Inn fields; or Mr. Moore, Lincoln. Thomas Johnson Marshall, 3methwick, Staffordshire, wine mer chant, June 4, 3. and July 10, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Staf ford. Attornies, Me.srs. Dickinson and Kine, Gracechurcb street • or Mr. Panama. Stafford. John damn °lndians; Romford, Essex, grocer, Jane 3, at twelve, 16. and July 10, at eleven, at the Court pf Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Rush bury, Carthusian -street, Charter-house-square. DIVIDENDS. Jane 24. J. Ashton and S. Ashton, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton. spinners, at ten,at the Star Inn, Manchester—June 16. T. Bayard,' Falcon Inn. Bromyard, Herefordshire, victualler, at eleven, at the Falcon lon, litomyard—J. Ckittenden,sen. and J. Chittenden, jun. Hay's-wharf, Hay's-lane, Southwark, hop merchants, at three; at the Court of Conanaissioners-June 30. M. D. King an d H.King, Falcon street, wine merchants, at ten, at the Court of Commis sinners—June 23. J. Kirby an a i J. Thomas, Knightsbridge; linen drapers, at eleven, at the Coert of Commissioners—June 19. C Lacy, Tottenham. lace manufacturer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—June 19. W. Wombwell, Chester, stage coach pro prietor, at three, at the C,orprt of Commissioners, London—June 19. J. Bernard, Gravesend, Kent, pawnbroker, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners, London. June 19. J. White;Fineh-lane, merchant, at-eleven, at the Court of Commithioners—June 22. G. Hammond, Eye, Suffolk, victualler, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Eye—June 27. K. Hall, Staly Bridge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, grocer, at nitie, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester— June 22. W. Mears, Hit kinhead, Cheshire, hotel keeper, at eleven, at the Dike of Meters. Penirigton and Hetherington, Liverpool-- June sa. J. Cottrell, Pangbourne, Berkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Lamb Intl, Wallingford. Beikshire—June 23. P. Kock, Woolastone, Bradley, Stafford-hire, farmer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Shropshire—June 211. J. lice, Aston, Kings land, Herefordshire, dealer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Leo minster, Herefordshire—June 19. E. Gibbs, Theobald's-road, Red Lion square, corn chandler, at eleven, at the Court of COMlllif.. Shiners. SCROPHULA AND SCORBUTIC HUMOURS. ACOLD SPRING is among the num-roirs causes that repel those redundant humours of which the body should be cleared, or obstruct the expulsion of the impurities, in troduced by unfortunate accidents Humours and impurities cor rupt the mass of fluids throughout the habit, deposit themselves on some important organs, and produce pains, delluxions, coughs, sup puration of the lungs, tumours, scrophulous ulcers, gout, palsy, &c. Instead of running at once to a general source, it is the common practice to apply temporary remedies to particular diseases. in the genuine SYRUP of DI VELNO'S, it is the object of Mrs. CA Pi HA M, its sole Proprietor, not to treat separately event par ticular eruption or symptom of a disordered constitution, by, to eorrect.the whole mass of blood of humour producing such melaa-' choly evils. _ _ _ The Syrup is prepared and sold at the Proprietor's , house, No. 52, Bernerrstreet, Ozfordatreet, at 15s. a bottle. It Is aim sold at most of the respectable Medicine Venders' in Town and Coun try; at the Central Depot in Prance, by Mr. Renard, No. 17, Rue Vivienne, in Paris ; at Marseilles, by Mr. Tbumin, Rue de Rome; at Bourdeaux, by Lacotte, Place St. Colombe; also at Bourdeaux, by Mr. Gavanet, No. 19, Allee de Tourni ; it is also to be bad at Tours, Boulogne, &c. &c. The CONCIDITIATZD, for warm climates, is also sold by her de puted Agents in the East Indies, vie. Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. lc Cautta ; and Ileum Forbes aid Co, Bombay. AROWLAND and SON respectfully solicit Ladies • and Gentlemen on purchasing hiscassir Oil, dot to mite any. without being inclosed with a Pamphlet in a Wrapper, the I.4bei having the word. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL," and sealed at each-end, with the Name and Address, and signed un the label in red. " A. ROWLAND it SON. to, HATTON.G,A RDEN," And countersigned ALRX. ROWLAND." Price 0s: ed. and s. per bottle. An other prices, or without the wrapper, ire counterfeits. A vAukble Supply of the denuine is jest received of this Invaluable Production. This Oil is composed of vegetable ingredients, which preserves 'the Hair to the latest period of life, promotes a luxuriant growth, produces lasting and beautiftd Curls, which damp weather or exercise cannot affect ; renders Hair thai is harsh and dry soft, silky, glossy, elegant h and beautiful. Is invaluable in At* Nursery, as due attention to Children's Hair is of the greatest importance, produces WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, &c. Also ROWLAND'S KALY DOR. _ . Its soothing, cooling, and ameliorative properties immediately allays the smarting irritability of the Skin. assuages Inflammation, heal harsh and rough Skin, removes Cuunetioui Eruptions, and produce a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, 'affords . looriiing relief to Ladies nursing their Off s prin g ; and t o Gentkimen'xiter Shaving, it allays the smarting pain, and renders the' Skin' sBioods and pleasant ; 4s. 6d. and Bs. 6d. per bottle, duty included.' Each genuine Bottle has the Name and Address engraved on the Government Stamp, which is pasted on the bottle, A. ROWLAND Et SON, 20, HATTON.GAILDEN. Also ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRR, for changing Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyebrows, Ste. to Brown or Black, 41. 7s. 6d. and Ins. 6d. per bottle. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer. No. 117, New Bond -street; R. Hen drie, Perfumer, Titchborne.street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Delcroix, No. 158, Gattie and Pierce, 37, D. Rigge, 35, New Bond-streer; Atkinson, 39, New Bond -street, and 44, Gerard , street ; Ruder 4, Cheapside ; Bayley and Blew, Cockvpur street ; Patey and Co. 37, Lombard street ; Berry and Lloyd, 18, Greek-street; Low, 330, and Prout, 226, Strand; Burgess and Co:68, Holborn hill; Sutton, Bow Church yard; Edwarsiv, - 67, Newbery, 43, St. Paul's Church-yard . ; Barclay and Sous, 95, Fleet-mai het; J. and T. Riggs. 65; Cheapside; Stradling, change-gate; Nix..irontin g th e . Royal Exchange; Take, 41, and Johnstone, 63. Cutishill. • FROM THE LONDON GAzoig, k - Ay 29, - . CItOWNOPPICE, lit 129, tese. • Member returned so setve in this present Pafgament. Borough of Aldebergll-- 7 bßencer Honey Kilderbee. of Great Glentham, in the 'county or'Soffolk, Esti in the roam of Joshua Walker. E'tq who tat accepted the ailltern Hundreds. Commissions in the Ayrshire Revment of Yeomanry Cavalry. George Augustus Francis Marquis of Hastiogi to be Capearig, vice John Hamilton, resigned; Cornet Archibald. William Earl of Eglinton to be ditto, Vice W. G. Campbell, resigned ;:' Willisnt Hamilton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bari of Bilks,. promoted. Yusluti Commission in the South Saloplan R eg i ment o f ggt CU** y. Cornet Francis Harries to be Lieutenant. , ••• • _,;*.s DECLARATIONS OF ' iNSQL.TOCTs....,!....' %initial's minim Young; Chalks -street, Datton.gardon„ keitand haberdather. William Hartnell, Bristol, slate merctiatit: •.•'• • BANKRUPTS. • William Johnson, Grove, St. Georges•place, Holloway, learns's, to surrender, June 9, 16, at ten, and July 10, at one, at the ourt of Commissioners of Bankrupts , Basinglialistreet. At. tornies . Messrs. Farthorne and Co. King.street, Cheapaisie. Robert Dove, Paddingtini, brickinaker, June 2,9, It ten, and July 10, at one, at the Court ig Commissioners of Bankrupti,.Basing hili.sticet. Attaney, Mr. Pocock, Bartholonsew-close George Alhalibt, Strand, cheeeititonger, Juno 2, 19, and July 10, at ten, at the'Court pf Coatmlssioners of Bsbkrgpts , Bashigkall. street. Attdrtlies, Metiers. HarrilandCo. Norfolk-street,Strand. Goren ThOMpson, Upper Bait Smithfield. butcher, June g, at three, 19, sad July 10 at two , at the Court of coinmisillitiers of. Bankrupts,. Bashighaktreet. Attorney, Mr. Tadhusiter, Bermondsey. Williarh Lamborn, A y lesbury, Buckinahaniaslre. grocer, Jesse 16, and July JO, at eleven,, at the White Hart_ (nn, Aylesbury. Attornles, Mr. T, Hearn, Backinghani ; or, Mr. J. 0. Jones, John - street ', Bed rd-row' . • John Morton, Doncaster, spirit merchant, Jane SS, 24, and July 10, at ten, at the To aak's Oak, Duticater. Attornies, Mr. C. L oser, dray's Idu.squere; or Mr. P. Fiaber, Doncaster. William &farads, Parker's row, Dock-had, Bermondsey, hat manufacturer, Juno Sot oleic:49, aid July 10. a ten, at the Cotes-of Commissioserd s Bankrupts; flahighaliairett. At , eorney.‘ Mr. W. Gratis& Kingslind-reit hos* Lister, Mal, Yorks ire, gram', Ana at' the • Conn Hoe*, Lads, 10, - sed Jsly ac mho, at the Saki lan c ilra& feet Atta Lads lla, Mr. Or/'V ;:sfi Mr. - G. T. • • Limit, CERT I FICATES—Jmor 19. W. G. Williams, Throgmorton-street. auctioneer—B. B. Ind, Cambridge, linen draper—J. Miller, Pal4mal4 bookseller—J. Lly ner,lLookacre, grocer—.G. Horrucks and U. Martin,..Ardwick, . Manchester., dyers—S. Clarke, Barlborough, Derbythite, grocer. PA )(TN BILSII IPS DISSOLV KU. E. Amery and J. , Webster, Liverpool, cart-ownerfJ. Squire, jun. and J. liuttrry, Huddersfield, wuolstapkrs—T. Mills'and W. (lope, Vpplugb.sb Itutlandshire,'"ehentists—P. Jackdin and J. Chambers, Newark-upon Trent, Nottinghamshire, grocers—J. R. Anderson and it. Phillips, Lawrence, Pountney.lane, Irish provi don merchants—aW. and IL Peace, Sheffield, file inauutactiters— T. Ormerod and/ Umfrage...Bristol, .woollemirapers—J: and G. Noises. Mills, Yorkshire.. fancy waistcoat inanufac tersfis4l. Egham, Surrey, tarmers—K Harrison and Co. Bridpknd, Yorkshire, manuf .cturers of . shoe thread— W. lees and J. Grunt*, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, coal mer. chants—W. Stephens and J. Bedford, coach platers—S. Badmen and Co. Saffron Waldron, Esser, common brewers—S. Bickerton and J. Williams, Oswestry. Shrup.hire, druggists-111. Smith and J. Nicholls, silk manufaetfirers—lt. and A. Heed, Kingsland-road, gonmakers—..T. King and T. Blake, Ridge, Wiltshire, farmers— ! A. and T. Harnett, Alinster, Isle of Thant. farmers—F. Lewis and Co. Neath, Glamorgainhire, linendrapits. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (P/tacit novamis iMPAITATION), For the Week ended Mar 24, made upfrom the Returns of the Inspectors in the difteient Cities and Towns in England and Wales : Imperial General Week ly •A verage. Wheat 69.. 9d. I Oats 2Ys. :.d. I Beans 351. 4d. Barley Si.. 541. I Rye 355. O. Peas 341. I Id. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat 691. Id. I Oats 21s.' I ltr. I Beans 345. sa. Illarley 31s. Bd. Rye 355. 104. Peas 54.. sd. . • PRICK OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Biowi, or Aluscovanes &gas, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending theX.6th day of May, 1829, is 30s. 41d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or Flyable thereon os the importation theteuf Into Great ISritain. . _ FRENCH PAPERS. . . PROM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBEES, MAY 27. JASSY, May a. Atl travellers who arrive trims the theatre of war agree in stating that very singuinaly actions have taken [state At Siititlia and the environs of Schumla, where the Turks have displayed unparalleled valour, and fought with a desperathin bordering on frenzy. Their enthusiasm, say these travellers, is excited to the highest degree,' and since they have been disciplined in the, European manner, their corps of intantty have, On ,several occasions, performed evolutions which would do honour to the tactics of an expetienced army, and which' proves that their operations are directed by able Chiefs. In the midst of these innovations, which are attended with so much success, the ancient usages which .may encourage the soldier are not neglected. Dervises -appear at the head of the troops, and recite prayers and sing hymns, which the Turkish soldiers repeat and animate each other, and when their fanaticism is thus excited. they rush to the combat like madmen, uttering dreadful cries. ,• The nbmber of Turkish troops increases daily, and is at least equal to that of the Russians. The letters from the frontiers of Moldavia of the 10th of May confirm the taking of Baldsick, a little fortress between Varna and Kovarna, by the Turks, and do not contradict that of Sizeboli by the troops of Hussein Pacha. Meantime the report of General Roth is ex pected, who hastened from Varna for the defence of the latter place, at the head of 5,000 men. CONSTANTINOPLE. Mu E. ft is firmly believed that the Russians project a landing on the Asiatic coast of the Black Sea, and that the taking of Sizeboli is preparatory to this vast enter prize, for which immense preparations are making at Odessa. In consequence, the Ottoman fleet is sent to the Black Sea, to prevent this invasion, for the Divan dreads nothing so much as the appearance of a consi derable hostile force in the vicinity of the,forts on the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus, which would not only spread alarm in the capital, brit would greatly im pede the arrival of 'supplies, for the.Erwopean pro vinces. Thii presumed piano( the Russians is =psi ;lewd b 7 persons experseaced in military affairs, of : _OL -,, 4 AWN 7Iii3NPENCE. • whom there are many in Turkey, ai the mkt inju‘ riouithing that could happen to the Ottoman empiie, for the enemy, without running any risk, and without at y of the obstacles which he meets with on Vie Danube, Would easily attain his object. The Russian troops which should make a descent in Asia would not have to fear any ill effects from the climate, ;which is sicty healthy; or diseases, which are very rife; and still 141 want of provisions . , because the countir is welly fertile, 'and, at the worst, theirstips would always afford, a"safe retreat, or they might joi n die army of Cieneitil Page. witsch ; but, on the other hand, the Rosiiii divistok ' Which occupies Sizeboll dannot be coosi*ed, is any thing, but ,a . corps, of observation, u n, which , vigorous attack by the Tusks would drive into , the sea, and which, from the nature of the ground, which is interiected in every dlreition, cannot assume of fensive operations. At aft events, the fate of this division depends On.thit of the Russian iMiadron, which cannot skve it from heinisaken if the Ottoman fleet wete trie .tptious; r.r.if„ in consequence of the policy of some European some foreign fleet. should come to qssist the Porte. 'The Fieneft espkdition to the Mores had proved lola easy ii now is to enibark Ind send by sea considerable bodies of troops, and therefore it is feared it Constantinople that the Russiani profit by tie line season, and realize their project against Asia before the &titan is able to ward or the blow. Fame Puitio—Piau. MAT ei.—Five per Cents. 1071 aye. 90c. 1011f.—Three per Cents. 7flf 6.51:. sk. 609.—!fink Stork, 1,1172 f.• 50c —Niipks &Oct. • 79 • 11 Harlan Loan, 946E —Exchange on London ? one month, 251. 45e. Three mouths, 2.51. 3.0e.7-40idts Awfiseislivo. PARLIAMEN rARY PAPER. , -.N.-- TRADE TO INDIA. The following Return has .been made of the number of ships and their tonnage, which have ent e r e d Inwards and cleared out wards from and to the East Indies, for the year ending the sth of January, 182 h, and of all goods exported from Great. Britain to the Ent Indies and China ; of the valueof all articles, being the growth or manufacture of the. United Kingdom..ezported by the Ent India Company; of all goodi exported from Great Britain to the East Indies and China, and the declared value of the principal articles; of all goods, being the produce of the East Indies and China, im. ported into and exported from Great Britain; of the amount of dudes received upon goods imported from t h e East Indies, together with the blauritim ; and of all goods, the produce of the Ent Indies and China, imported into Great Britain, specifying the quantity and value of the principal articles: Inward. Outward. Number of Ships - 153 192 Tonnage 64,436 80 537 TALOI or lIIRCHANDIZZ An/SILO. East Indies. China. Total. .C 4,348,859 £663,494 .15,212,353 Of this amount 9,949,8904 was British Cotton Manufactures and Yarn; 202,3161. British Copper, wrought and unwrought ; Beer and Ale, 99,0771. Iron bar and bolt, 165,9821. Cast ar.d Wrought, 102,7911. Ordnance, Brass and Iron , 64,673 8.• Plate, Pitted Ware,•Jewellary, and Watches, 50,0001. gilt Manufac tures, 20,0581. Stationary and Books, 107,3221. %Vines, 204,0221. Woollen., British, 816,0311. The amount of articles, the growth or manufacture of the United Kingdoms, exported by the East India Company. • . Merchandise for Sale. • Stores. • Tonal. ' .t 636,441 . .C 462,369 .C 1,098.810 The value of all goods exported from Great Britain to the East Indies, China, and the - Alauntiass; - • By the East India Free Trade; Including 'Total. Company. the Ptivdege Trade.. ••; • • 11 . 12 5.9 2 6 7 7 .C4,08;,426 16 11 'J5,202,353 4 6 The'amount of all goods, the product of the East Indies and China, imported, was 11090,5761. anti, '• of those repotted, 2,819,3501.. exclusive of Ireland ; liitinded in which In nuns of import. is 32,339,2821 M. of Cotton Wool; of thk•oera g e value, according to the Eat India ''Company's sale, tit 40. per lb.; Indigo, 9,683,62611 n. averaging ss. 10d. per lb. ; Itaw Mlk, 1,158.6.:31b..; Silk Manufactures, Romans, and Illudannors, 160,973 pieces, averabine 18s. Id. per piece ; 4,425 pieces, aver.ging 11 11.. 6d. per piece. rains • Corma.—Nanquins, 560.469 pieces, ging about 3s. 7d. per piece; Jig (rate), 288,9161b5. ;•31anutartured Silks, viz. Crapes, Crape Shawls; beam, Gown Pae . e.s, 112:.dkerchiefi, Damasks, ksid Lutestrings, X 8.257 pieces; 'l'ea 32;078.7311h5. leveraging its. 4d. 3-10 per lb.—ot that qUantity 259,49311 n. were exported. The amount of duties paid upon goods imported from the Ent Indies was 4.121,1271. Tbe total /11101;M of goods imported by the Rut India Com pany in the year, valued, as before stated, was 5,376 9051. Me amount of Free and Privileged Trade was 5,64:., 6711. THE AIAI 4 I iBADE. After valiolis conferences tbe Chancellor of the Ex. chequer has at length definitively acquiesced in the pro posal f the Committee tor the Protection of the Malt Tirade, which proposal was, that three of the principal officers of the Eicisi uld be allowed to meet three of the Maltsteis' Committee, to discuss the points at issue in the existing 8011, and to report their united ' opinions to the Chancellor of the Exchequer a s cart) , AS the atute •of the tine will admit. The Chancellor has consented, with the qUalification that he shall not consider hiniself bound to act upon the report which the referees might make, since any change must be determined with reference to other branches of the revenue anditigher in terests than those involved in this particular' branch of trade. The entltsteis'eale elected, as their ietctees, Crisp Brown, Esq. of Norwich; Witham Ford. E.g. of Nine Etritii Londori ; and W. flerepa h, Esq. of Bris tol, F.R.S. Up to yesterday, no. arstibitornent of reierees had been made by the Chancellor of the Ex chequer on behalf of his Majesty's Government,•and it WAS intimated that some days might, claw before persobs were "selected." This Mode of proceeding is considered . one of 'great novelty, which may f . .rrn a precedentfor the sittlement of other. trades subject t 6 the revalue. It was proposed, in consequence of iti having been found imprieticAle to obtain the atten tion of any Mioister for a suffisient length of, time for him to become acquainted with the teclin.cal details of the bit . ..4411,4nd ,consequently with Alio •Ikaring of- some of tie .most. important reiefine - iegolations. Deputation • 'after deputation made tepreientationi of the injury done, not less to the"revenue than to the trade, by pernicious regulationti which could have no other effect titan that of breeding delinquency • and litigation, and heavy law expenses to all patties. Dur ing the last Session of Parliament a return of the,..ez• peoses of prosecutions wacinoved for, and when it was made, it was found to be; yeplete with such Ileitis as-- r. Penalty recovered, 2001. - . law expenses, 10047-04.Pett natty • recovered, 1001. law exp enses . 201." • The.grestt majority of the ,prosecutio ns were f o r thilbieach Of die less, and io most instances toilschifvpow.icegulattbnr. The present Act contains not lass than one bund . ro and six penalties, amounting al toget h er to t h e sum of 15,5001. when, under . a well frained code.; one. tenjh the amount of legislation and penalty' would have given far ,cheaper: protection to the 'revenues The complaints were in, general referred- to those who bad a direct interest IL .maintaining the abuses complained of. This evil has been checkt4,. by ,giving the law officers in guidon fixed salaries, instead of making their etnolansents depestd on the number of / 7IA " atA./Au 1 : - - ..b.eb.•,-