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GOLIA to.,CH/NA, aud Iresidence in PEKIN, iu the Yeirs 1830-21. By Gao r ge Tialkowski, with Corrections and Notes, by M. J. Kt:proth. In Two Vols. Svu. illustrated by Maps, a i lYeptforciV Stu. hiii, tie/ tettelifitirarfleutirVof di; - COntllers otc applying - to dirt Superintendent oi Couiriets, No. v i i,' Lambeth Tetrake, and lib board the several Hulki;anzt deliver their Teuderf at the Co misstrizi Office, Treasury Cbamber;sealed up, and-directed to iltk Superintendent of Convicts, marking thereins " Tender tbfurnialli applies for Convicts;' on or beforh Tualusar, the 14th of Maria, but nobs will lie received after Tvielve o'clock on that day; sot will any Proposalte uotleed unlit , made 9r iuviekiii to a prin . Particular ; and tbeltrices inserted is words at lenith ;. nor utidele a. Letter be shbloined to such Proposal, signed by Two Person's)! knoWn Property, engaging to' bee*, bOund wit's . the Party ten dering, in thit sum exprisied id the Particulars, for the due Per formanee of the Contract. . • • , VALUABLE FREEHOLD AtID guctinx.LEASl• HOLD ESTATES, • • SITUAIfg Of . • Leicestetein are, Pricees-street, Leicester-opine, the Oki Bar!, and Ship Courtadjoisdeg- . s..- 3 TO,BE-SOLD li.Y AUCTLONv - .* • ""c*: By Mr.. - lieDthilii • ,-4,• , (Of Warwick Houve, , Reestesstreit,). cs At Gattewa utikepeev Thug** Cevel4l 6 • .••31 - ifrPa Plum Ws 94A WI" 10i6,,et Twelve e'Cletil, • . • 't*;l4 , . 11 ALA* 11:T5...; F-1, , ,f14* * 1 . e i 0014 fpwiteiecutor . s el .tbie.lese hewn Kineirr, Esq. *42;x t-% 3 •• ~••• • - b 1094 sii4:Zwedktfrice . oftrij :GrottittliFiotir, a coo..__ in ilaiint t asithiWarelpsters itssl a cnek;Ftiopty at thr.back roonss,oval- in. the Basement ; Coal Cellars, Cloiets, a. la rgilliteiregdellars'o Warehouse. - On Lease to .Mr. Henry Earner, "of which Ten .Yearemed a quarter ,are.tinexpOKl npfea_ dr‘day'llosti se a , low yeuly-Bent One.Maatkriul I'opoo...prallosentanAlse'-oicciipatron.of Messrs. Can dler anifThifinsona, grocers an 4 cunketi,ners. . . A IMPAIairIINO-HOUSII, with Cook Shop, &c: situate - No. 66, 01,141aiiey,"*. the neCupatias af- Mt. 'Gibbs, °retaining Three Stories. ter Aan Beinuron a Fluor, with When Attic,; Aryan the Ground •Flvor. with Cellars-under, Paved Yard to a Kitchen. , TIMER WELLIN d-AlOUSlAndroluing,in Ship-court,No. land 2, Planned in a similar manner, Three Stories high, with One. ltooas on• a Fluor vt:kilarso in the Basement; and No. a, .Three. Stories high, with TwaiHoomscin a Boor, Cahn in the Basement.! In thesseapation. of Mews. &smile, Richards,. and Howes,which, Four.Dwelling.houses are ander Lease for a Term, of which Nine . Years and three quarters were unexpired at Ladyday, at the yearly rent of One Hundred and SSW Petards: , • - To he-viewed hy.appiyiasto the Tenants, of:reborn Particulars may.be had; of Mr. Charles Lator, Solicitor, No. 59,,Bedford-row; a t GuraraY . i...*:=4l 4 Pr china Na TO CA PITA ttIBTSAPRB 12./MBEIPBRS, COA CH: Id ASTERS, IAVIBRT;STX RIPiRS, and Others, Requtrigi r 4trediirearid Sex j .P-remis;i, BROA.D4tR i EigT, Sl\ 114 S'S, BLOOMSBURY. • •• TO. BK - SOLD - BY AUCTION, By Mr. IVOBINS, • gliniffithiieli 'Muse, • Regent-street,)' • At Gati•avi r ir aNtoffei-HOuSo, Tbange4iley, CornhUl, Oe Timm:x.ooN 14th- April,•lB26, 'at Twelve o'Clock, fr HrE VALE PISS ESTATE, held . ' 4 ito* Cling Term of Years, Comprising th - ns i gtens aid extensive Premises, known as NAN'S BREWERY. Situate . la. Broad-sucet, St. Giles's • rot Occupying a.v *: or taround, with. dile r eot entrances; excellent Fam ily . 41114 +wee. Counting Houses,. • ranges .of Store. Rinons t Al ___ fts, pl i ka 4 Houses, Smith sod Coopers' Shopi,"St.•:blitqf for Thirty Horses, Roomy Open Paved YOnli. long Hinges of Store Venire. Sheds, and Outbuildings. Also, the most valuable Plants • comprising the icapital, Bresublia and other Coppers; stout Fir .C.lzr.s, Plums and or B a cksi. stout • working kages, with laid Linings • Horizontsl . Wood Shaft, Sick and Hind Tackling, Wheeis, fr.C. Three Throw En-. ghee; Furnaces of Brick and - Siena Work ; Draining Becks; ca mels& Mann, liicbliei a Twelve Feet Three Home Cast Iron Wheel, *OAK with Twenty Feet Four Horse Oak Wheel, Mat' chitteq,lfte.sidale• Baler, with Box, Screen, Homr, &c. gent- Oak :eslth strong Iron Hoops, Copper Pipe, branasei et Lend uiniKtaatifion Pipe ; large Brass Cocks, losig ranges of Working &NNW y Kota Oak *tore Vats, and numerous other Utensils in Trade; Yorkshire ' at soiled Timber, of unions Vile valuable Pktf-dr Ground, . Brewery, abutting Bast on George-street, The whole of whish•suill - be offered Property Is worth thestteedes for a Brewesy, er an a SAO* roasts', Livery -Stables& . t, 4 desirably situate, coreaumieatiog with Aim, in a separates - Let, lIOURE, Three Stories High, tioneesithop in Feast, Kitchen, ilte. in of air. Cooper, Temkin at Will. To be sil in is i g by ap o y i n attend/ tarakew Um , Premiss% whom flamicsdats may be had; nrertoLinkohes-lanstields es at- INo. 170, itegent-street, wherni vsutuiy a ta t Flans, sad p FUR+lrrual3; NER.and MAKY.nASSFA . O.44 4 . NO PIAND.FORTR,by Bioadwotid ; -84. 4 3.14 , ZEMLY: T48L1fe,4443CE, a SADDLE HORSE a. 1 GIG HORSE, two WAGGONS, two HAY CARTS, and 'axiom! other Effects. • ' -TO lilt SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBItTS, - (Of Wuwicit Haggai-Regent-street), • ' At the Mansion-, Wyke-House, Sion-lane, Brentford, On MosnaT, the dada* of March, 1 at 6, and following day, at Eleeen o'Clock,, • , By Order of EDWARD &Lacs, Esq. M.P. - • rrtHE ELEGANT FURNITURE, comprising Lofty. 1- Four Post, Tent, and other Bed.teads and Furniture ; 'stir aeletleed Beds and -Bedding, Dressler; Tabtes and Glasses, Velordrobea4 - Chests of Drawers, Bason Stands, &c. suits of hand.: some Drawing Room, Library, and' Bating • Parlour Window. Curtains ; Sofas, Couc hes, Chairs, &e. to correspond ; Pier and Chimney Gla*sea; Grand Po ianorte, capit'al Table Clock, beau ! f tiful Pier Cabinets, With Marble Tops, aitd Bookea;ses . en ioiie ; .ticelleht Cabinet *Articles in Rosewood and Mahogiikfi Loo, Card, Sefa, Library, Dining,. and IL takfast Tables; Wing end otliOt :,:lieekcases ; Sideboards; Dining Room Chairs • T,urlasi, Aarnin t *ter, and Brussels Carpets and Hearth I.l(.lgs:fenders and Fire Irons.; Kitchen Requisites ; a Saddle Horse and Gig,, two Wag woe, two Hay Carts, and numerouihther effecto.,- - • • Nay be viewed on. Friday and Sattirdaq recoil/it b Sale, Iry , •logaeo,itt is. each, robe had at timollikersion ;.• at the-Star sad. Kew Gatraw4el.l.A ss 4- ItePint* Pao. - 1 47( 1 . Agent - It ..- - • ~' 111L*V91147$1, .e -ttirEAN-Feotiminit4tiviiwasioniii : 7 7 „40444T-VitviitettridAlmciti , -3". A" oilaniLases.,wisisPlesnere GyMend, Green Howe, extensive Vaned Garden , Yard, Coach4ouies,. and.Stablies for - • " Nine Horses; • • ••• • - • • ah .ti 111ittlYOW -LANDYSteI • ~4 . • . . .• • BS Soup BY AUCTION, • • . ~ • • ••• By ?Mr. ROBINS, Yfarwick 119upe 7 Regent-street); • ' • • it 04, 17A ,Tay..c.litett-lu m se,'Change-alley, Corei On Tressnair the 13th April, 18260 t Twelve e t IN •Evia iors, The Property of Mrs. Lagar,: A , Valuable FREEHOLD and Small Part COPY- . 1 - 3. • - s ,HOLB ESTATE. i f 4111413 TAX. REDEEMED, - • ' • ,„ss , 11 ••• - conemuso • „ **ltelops and very SUkstantial FREEHOLD moat delightfully situate on the West, End of • ISLEWORTH, - On the Banks of the Thames, T i , ~ ~,. ~`~ 4.. r .i • dximlitsiing fine Views of the River, Richmond °ardent, sod the adjacent Scenery. The Mansion it very commodious. planned .with Sate of illegant and Spacious Apartments,adaptea fot the Accommodation of A Family of the lrst Distinction. . . The Ground Floor contains a handsome spade'', lofty'Entranet Hall, a noble Drawing Rowel, finished in an elegant manses; Bon dolt; ampital Dieing ParlourMireabfast. Room, an excellent prin.. cipal &aitease t lead; g to a Gallery.with a Music Room • Ladies'. Moroi's Room, prbiripal Bed Chamber and Dressing isom joining ; another Morning or Dressing &torn, with Bed Chaniber ; fOur other Bed Chambers, ail neatly hued up; Lobby, Water a :wet ; two Sleeping Kopma for Ladies ,AttendaMa• Mbar R 0044 fils Savants. The Offices are spacious and arran ged, and suited (or, ihe establishment; a Bath Room ; excellent Dry Cellars under; neath. A Payed Coon-yard, with Dairy, Well, Coach-bolsi, litabling for Nine Horses, with Men's Room and Loft Aswan. , Wash-bows Drying Ground, Ica. A. capital and very produciPas. Walled Kitchen Garden, stocked with numetousfine Fruit Tikeu Cropped, and Planted. • 'lke House is principal surrounded with $ most ddight Lawn; dry Gratelled Walks, Shribberies, Paddock; Terra* Wilk to the River, the Wirolieontiins abbat .... . • SIX ACRES;..., Loy. 2. Comprises a CLOSE of ataimow LAND, on . tile West ski, of the roadlrom Illewertif Wilfackeniam, and WM mond, containing upwards of TWO ACRES, Adjoining the Lands of the Berl of-Calais, and- William Stan. borough, Esq. and opposite to the foregoing,. . To be viewed b r Tieliets only. Perth:Mars may be-bad adobe Premises; at time Castle and Talbot, Richmond; the George, bde.r. worth ; Star end Ganes" Kew Bridge; of Masses. Brenda asst Urquhart. Solleig_ges, Es. 4, Monument yard ; atZ arraway's • ,ad of Mr. litobinajto. 170, Regent - strait , of whom * Tickets Lot :dew ing may be_ bkilm. ;. ~ . . . . • CONVERSATIONS ow• the EVIDENCES of CHRIS TIAN iTY, intended as an lntroduction'to the Systematics} Study of the principal Authors who have written en the Subleat; and also exhibiting,.. in, a compressed Form, a full Statement of the FActi; Argument, and Difficulties connected with it foettie Use of those who have not the Means of investigating it more fully. In 12mo. • • • • • • DE FOIX; or, Sketches of the Manners and Customs of the Fourteenth Century. An _Historical Romance, in Three Vols. By Anna Eliza Bray (late Mrs. Charles.*Stothard), Author 91 Letters written during a Tour In Nartnandy, Brittany," &c. • • ABSTRACTS of all IMPORTANT I'ARLIAMENTARI 'PAPERS presented duting the last Session. ' One Vol. royal evo. Uniform with the 44 ' Reports of the Parliamentary Proceedings of last.Session,r just published. • The SHIP-Di ASTER'S ASSISTANT and OWNER'S MANUAL; containing the Maritime and Commercial Laws of the Principal lica Ports in . the World : alio their Exchanges,, :Movies Weights, Measores, Custputc,Tiriffs; and other :elermn itile .and /faunal Regulation*. • Originality compiled by Daniel 'Steele, Esq : The Sege:stem& Edition, modernized and brought itinWn to the Year 11126. 'The Commercial and Al atbesuatical Part `edited by P. Kelly, 'LL.D. ,Author of t:te Universal Cambist, and IN!Athematical Examiner to the• Trinity House; and the - Legal Part ''by an enainant Lawyer. In one thick Vol: Bro. with Maps, atis. OBSTINACY Tale.. By Mre. , 'ln one Vol. 12MO. "LECTURES on ASTRONO Mt ; accompanied and Digs; termini by the Astrhoomicon, - Sr a Series" of moveable Diagrams dosigned i tbt Use of Scbostla.oofl.l4llktaAiOcoaf ir , Prior. 'in 12m0.* ls i t A PD A crrlcA t nit RATltren 111 o a. 6l3ire e -" .IN(i aim; Tit it AT..4.% dial( Alt ixrig* of COSTIVENESS; at di ff erent Periodflif• Lilt, Ina 'ht eases 4f Pr diA varieus Coiritetutiototi+4ll4sdadiei, wad of Disorders -el Lusiorr Stomach, Lis r, Ake., by, hissliciike al Dias e ditc, ! ! Ey. I Reece , D. Fellow of the Collev .of Suw,pns, fts. :In one Vol. aro. * a"' i • •e . Ttre U Is.l I V ERAAT. • *obit A'PRIC DICTION stir.; or; an Historical Account 'of the Lives. Characters, and Works, of'llse most eminent Persons of evary'Age and Nation. By John Watkins, LL.D. a new. Edition,. brought dowa to 11126joad compateicki by a,Eiographic4 ,Chart. tr -, 4 „ • The .1 11 I)EN/tit:A MAGAZINE., sad Register of Rural mid ILmcstic iristirtireaseiti. "CimdticeS by - J. C. 1. - skidoo; L.S. H. S. dtc. *oboe ot the EnCyclopisdiaa Of Gardening-and of Agricsilture; In $v with Engravings on Wood, to be con tinued Quarterly, WO. 2a; is& . .... .. • '''ILLUSTILAttoteg ieekYNCTlbtooti&litdlnit 0 'tlii System of Lansateke in Valerie. of Twenty Wogravingrotreopi 411 s. each Plate, containlnt many Specimens. Bp U. A. Crouch. . jeLENILY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA cOlitintitit to %be prepared with the most scrupulous cue and attl-ntiotr, by ykdassrs. Tnoasas. and Vitts.tisas Hums, Blanufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 6.1. or with glass 'stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions foi its use, by their .various Agents in- tie Metrolitslls, 'and' thrOtighout the United' Kingdom; but it catmot bigenuine, unless their names art engraved on the Government 'Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of eaohhottle.. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia may be bad, 'authenticated by similar Stamp, flexor's A ILOMATIC Snare of Vuircae, the inveritian of Mr. Iknry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. ' " Domus et Placens oxor."—Hon. .Thy house, and (in the cup of life, .L. ?: • ' 'That honey.drop),thy pleasing wife. - - APPINESS “. the gay to•morrow the mind" is 4 insured by marriage ;." die strfetest tie of per - petard Friend- . )," is a gift from !leaven, cementing pleasure With _reason, by . says Johnsen,'" we approach in some degree of assodatioo, Ith celestial intelligence." 'Previous, however. to entering into this hallo Wed obligation, it ,comes an imperative duty, opt only to regulate the passions, but eleehse • die.grotter aim re front those imp aritiet which the 'ree dam of unrestricted pleasure may beer entailed upon it. To She neglect,. of sash g attention, are attributable many of those hapless •-..ees orbit*, while they 'excite the com miseration of the be _ adder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. laiturieus habits *ill of feminize chi his/y-4 residence in 'the "epics -will relax• the elastic •fibre-a.but seers especially does the qpremature infatuation o 1 youth too frequently conapneni-e the gra- Anal digbity into a state of inanitit n, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To ail such then, ire address *twelves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, fieficifyi no; will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they Ere bf the awltiphed prole of SlCryears' suseessful experience: 7011 e-easy eaten' , of married• life are sometimes disturbed by the ',pension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath rho-the feniale habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be 'engthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrude* as well as in every relaxation we generatite economyi • we pledge our ability to cure speedily, erithieffect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling euipyric the position so presumptuously . taken up, we deviate from princlplei with lcfs hesitation ; and confident in our own hifellitt the- rC " rge of Su'geons, 1 6 especialk, thesetintetini where daily attendant* A . the ceunu y are remittance for Xdvi~e of the *oird 0!, • 1110 .t to: - Surgeon's' • Fleet-btioet, London. , NAM of 9nt1,44t0 orate*, _ - May ha had .of 16, Catbosino-stroct, Strand, is . and Clasp RV,. .I)4dbirn Faluibors6 presented Chipping Norton whist aux altera t tipn in the Cora Lairs.—Laid • on the table. E 414 G ftOSVENOR, in consequence of the illness of r Noble Ps iend (tbe Earl of Derby), presented. a Petit4Gn •frons tbe Gentle. men and Inhabitants ot Blackburn., signed by 13,000 indieidintb; and praying for the repeal of the Corn Laws.— Laid on thetable. The Ilarquis of LANS DO W M 'presented • a Petition from rite Inhabitants of that portion of the - tlty of 044gilii, tilled the GOT. bail, praying for a revisionot the CorsLawi..e-Lild seethe table: Hi. Sicritary .C.4muire, -mid mural 'Minter*, appeatetUr the Bar with a Message from the Commons„rovestise a Omference with their Lordshis, on a matter (kepi) coni.. - .cted , .vith thy wel fare of his Majesty 's West India Colonies - ' . The LORD, CHANCELLOR hitch% taken the sense of the HOUse, informed the.Conintoos that their Lordships agreed' infield, a conference with thtm immediately int be Painted Chatitbetr. " The Commons huirlog retiged, a Deputation; emulating of the folleWing Peers, repaired to the Painted Chamber i—The DokO, - et Gloucester, the Margin's of Lan,dowil , the Veils of Sha'ftesalfiry,, Griisvenor, Bathurst, and Liverpool, the Bishops of Londulrind Litchfield, and Lord Bexley. . . At the return bf the Deputation, , The Duke of GLOUCESTER. 'anted that-the Cohiliktisads presented . certain Rerolutions, to which they prayed' the eidtearit rence of their Lordships. His Royal iiii,lineu then read a 'opt el of the Resolutions passed by'the'Cononcios in 1423, mti ans jos stance u that it was expedient to adopt measures to anieliafate . ;condition of slaves, to $t them for a inilleipation 'hi ciiralighni d ? iirivileges, and that in doing so Parliament-should bt ilistt&it fp consult the safety of the slaves themselves, as weal tio!his les, iestrs West lad* Colonies. - - !_, . •-- 7. Earl BATH U Rat ling , his Majesty's Ministers would.tahe pleasures to enforce the Reso lutions to which Pariianient h. 41 Unlit un that .au,lyect in Lula.— Read andl4.lon the table. •- • • ' • ' - I-he Row. Hsonama than said, that he warbighey , grififird-in having to present a Pendia to the mine affect frena•the ir.iselli• 'tents of London, .sigued by. 70000 hisli‘iiLials.—ltrad old leid - on the table. , The following Pedals** for the abolition of elavery werrtithr slso-'-pfesessted by his 110741 'Sightless . (rein thelown Nit , Bock ; inghani, ( rum ;hat of At e trderi. from .the Bor of Msotrosn and the PAtlsh - Of Berritialdy, near 'A berdeen.. 7 - l e !are . on 4tble., ,„ . - Rik GIVOSVIIIVOR: presented Potitio . t-, iir t he aline erect: from Caine antillve ether Oates In the Couitty et 4 Lantiit4r; Laid .on the sable.. . • .• . . . The ,Fail t o( ROBERgiotx presented similes. PetitignssfrOwl 'theinhabitanks 'Or the City of Etlh.burgh, from tyre jpipti;enci county of flame, and from the Borough of 11.1deritiiiii-Laid 'on the ra6le. ~, sit. • Similar Petitions were presented frops the Deanery of A aktitiget in the County of Somerset, by the Bishop of Barn and Wat.i.s; from the town of Brentford in blitidlesex, by tiii bititoctif . Gine. CUTER ; from - the county of Norfolk, &ivied by.. 17,125 itidivi.. duals, every Damenf whom bad been written by thilmaiditli to whom it belonged, by Lord SUIPPIZLD, as well at froth darts= wich and its vicinity; ffom Devonport, in the County ok Devon. signed by every inliabitant in that place without exception; trona the City of Oxford, the County of •Kerry and the team of ItOrtfiey in the County of Hants, by the Marquis of Lastmoinr; and - from the towns of Birmingham, and Tisbury in the County of Wilta r by Lord CA L11101"4 Laid on the table. Viscount MELVILLE presented a Petition from the (*tabor of Coinmerce and Manufactures at EdinZiurgli . iiatiet oar at!. ration in the Sysreni of Banking.—Laid on dietetic.. ' . 3 • ..3 '' The FArt of' U DELL DAI, P. prtsei tea similar Petirionchbas the. Borough: of hives ary, Iron], Kinross and from the County tit far.—LaidFur on the table. On the mottos: of the same Noble EARL, Returni were ordered' of the market price of Livid and tither ankles at Hamburg's, Patty, a nd Lisb ui, during the months of January and February, 18416:-&. Adjourned till Monday. • . . HOUSE OF COMMONS.. • • •-: Mr. HA LL Prt watt d it Report od , the C00'113601110 • re . wriskts General Penitentiary at Milb•uts.—Ordored to be printed. ' Sir G. CHETW IND :seined a Petition - - the ' cheater and Lireepool ' The SPF.AKER . himself on- the f He wlslusi it to . was that no person preamble in general, which he was iuteres they were interested not call upon the Hon to hear them against.the k. The Petition was-then presented and referred to the Cornsaittites with permission GU. the Petitioners to be examined on those part, • sf the preamble in which they were interested. Colonel TRENCH obtained leave to bring In a Bill to bulldHl• . • new Gaol in the town of Cambridge. Bli : • 4 faire'faire' ford G. SOMERSET presented a Petition from the artufasee• tprers of the City of Dublin, praying for a further Reduction falter Duty on Coais.—Ordered to be printed. " Si'r .f. CaCKERF.I.L presented a Petition from the • Csedged of-Hereford praying fur an increase of their-fees.—Ordered !brew -na-. A • .0 tri,ty A similar Petition was resented from the tet by. Lord U: SOMERSIIT.-.-Uttt dirable. , - • ' 0 • 40talVtot. W. CU tWEN moved that there shook' Jelf nbid. Houre'sm Account of tee Duty on Fir, aiul miler H imported from America during the larthree yeara...—Onge rt ep: - .6r - Sir 30 ) 11N BRY DOES pm-aimed a Petition. frees nurettroilin i fi iDeut-otiners. 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' A :c..4 4' •••%'••-•••••1 4 4,&••••••-.5.9 I...Pvinvrr-rwrv- 17 •••• • -•-• • • . • , .1.... . , mu5am0mf. , ..........de -••••......1.....1ine .. • - . . • .- - .. . V 1 it lic e v r .1t IGA Ititti sT , efilltusaUnctif r ....so,- • • • TURNIIAiId. t.: BE t- - •••,. •.'. •s- -..t ' ~* . _, ... • .•• • . PARLIAMRNTARY PlttbeilfintNGS: 1- " Y"". • NEAL.•• .; • . • - ;4, .• ~ ,•:- •••••• • A• %, • ~t____!•J•. • ‘ .., 0 , • 4 ~ , .. OfiStVINE EECELLENt• HOUSEHOLD 'FlTRltit'Vais 1 .In One Vol. llimo. with Plates,: Is. boards, , ;riawi--- •- '. - . '' . ' '. . . jll' j ~,,* ~ t 4 -- 1 .. ~,." , , isr4 t.T.OFF/06•41erei.; 4 . • 111210 . :' • '''' TIER ANti CHIMNEY GLASSES, , .": - 'T HE G 11. A.. V E 'and OTHER POEM S. - ~ • - HOURE OP LORDS, Mamie S. •• . •(:•-•' ll ' .. .. . . . .. „ . , , . . . .. 4 :. ; , , , . „ft .„ , h r ,...,, • 7 PIANO-FORTE. by-Ilioinwooo, Pair ofJ4abogany• B*l4oll. I tr i, . 111144;P,RiN.CIP.A. jOF/Cr #4 41 Cb'ViTil" ' •' ' • "•110BERT BLAIR. ' • •. - _ .., Mr. BBOGDILN and others from the Consineittiz briiught bp Ilib •! South Amerisan Tread.. Bill, which war read a fi rset.nfei• ''T.---• - "to -11 - .. ' ibtne Atcoent of - his Life, and •Obser- ..-1144211ti e ms 11147819 rs NAVY, 4 .leifituiw•Aogef , DM' , JAtiirrltrp C. 1"...., with Leather . Head,shibree Wheel .. • Intim'. on' his Writings: • - limo ois•Tafaliamritbe ... ...they will Lor d KING hall a •Petitioet to pre.ent agitates; shat 1141131 t• ;won 1 1 , ' . • ri- OARDEN .A.H4,I,I;,...ALANOLE,,aand Effects ) .• . * ROBERT AND I RSON , M.D. tic of all jobs,' the Corn Laws, front the wolkinic•Coartoul4 4 1 1• 'le radv * to treat with such Periods as may be• Willing an Coq- ,priated foe Stirling and Kenney, Edinburgh ; and sold by Long b tt e s i t i c b li y es 2 ter o,o . oo it n w l a , : e ii ir g ad ned it b•j; ,o 4 r ? b ,r n f be w di t v i l i t e ltzl it s,s t er ti z k orild ittit ie; •..y..i.foralhiplpini. • + . ' • - ' • The Property of a UM\ removing. • man, Rees, Orme, Brown, anal Grreo,'London. , . • I ' ' • ;WIG& .A 21,13 St ritERSSIMen. BEAM • • • :TO BE S OLD •BY AUCTION .• , . _ expense which corning So subscriba their nattrestwobtintilve . 1 . • . . .... To be. , :te delivered at his Majeltyse., Yardtomorslinit ;0* 44lie ' • ' .By -Mr.. ROBINS, .-,., , ~i ..- -.. , . • . stoned to inditidualt. 'f be character of the Miff* itfill' l ' • • TOR FOLLO W ING WORKS _:. . . .., • . • (Of Warwick House, Regene-etreol)e,•y- • ''' • 4 '• ' _. . great measure on the determiaation which their fiord pi ssicriiiiiii . 1 i i tributton, which, with a form of the ,Tender, -may be seen. at this ' • '';'. - is eniatistazo, In :He s co' tins: Or ahtsca, HMG, • take on the subject of the Corn Laws, though rbsupublie illobtibilitbilij On the Prendses, corner of thiswick-iane, Tarnhatat 'Ome r ' - ~., 1:'"'"1. lareausitieluaffe tom theirr C a orn . . "" ket is was fairly selmieteithat•it *4ollllg k % 1 ' l ''. .'t OiSce. No 'render wilily received after One .o ' clock on the Day .. • ~..__.: • .... . *fore isamilllAN,. RAM, Our*, IBitnyrn i ANn GIPASN; ...---11. ' ,- -..- ~ -ect-..,... alone but trots their tuhtivett • •reno t of •IVeary, ever any • Stahl* unless the Parry or an Agent for . On N,NDAY, the s !Pth .of *61 . 4204 . 24)A091r4 1 0 !1• 1 ?5 6 . , , ..• lift for the protection of the Landowners, whilst agnlthe'Vfouse itc‘Valle' him attends. . - • ••. '-• ' • ' e s '• + 9 - iiiE Genuine HOUSEHOLDTURITURE.Iemni MOlll5 of the COU KT of H•EN'ItY - t , ,:e THltl . i:: By Mil: A..l'. TII 0 I SON. lir 'NV Nog. Weer - pretended sti he solely Re the general gum]. •• •Nnyi ills twist-Weft& •`• ''' t •••.; 4 No ~.;..... . . - L! - . • • A. prising Capital Four-post,--Halttteter, am! Preai &edit those who•with respell to othar-ints:_e . ~ • i ' I'AI.P.S ROUND A WINTER iIF.AUTII. .13y Ji.nt: and saintd b . 1 sts wereidiWASsildari CONTI{ AcTs POR SU PP LY Is al'r ROVlWlNS l b riii. Ct:OT t li ci •= r ip ! r i fe 44 w een. , thed kite Dim p r ili ,: er =t atr ud .'"i tt an dd i d ' n ' l n a . n o n i .cl44 ', 4to er ir '' P aitt erdl i t i . l4 , - Anna .Maria Porter. In Two V.olumes, I._ em. ' -to atrow Y every;hing norm li wnuld draw largt-ly net itte erditatil - • ING; • LINE* COALS, CA 1ff11.04 indilideli. ,...,.. , ik . •. , ~ithite, Dimity, and Morine • Sofas Cuuchtli in d . Chairs, ' ' i'EIiSONA L .NAIiItATI VR . Of TRAV,KLS in CO:COV.: . of the pUblic‘4l. male them believe shat ebestejtect Attend fileoirrt '; CONVICT§ on BOARD HULliti. . ,' ' '- . ' •Csehlons and Cases; Ea*Cliailli; itaiNgainy Eating-room Chairs, BT .1 : embracing Details of the Geofrarhy . ,.Climate, (7 pzi r l y at . iz, .co the in be m i4 eu w de s d w i al' ey •s a isn i te illi N isi ob e re ti4 Lor ame ds t ' itat it th blill o stit e" jeciNts frP obid ei"tt nnt4ii• VilliP4 . _ 3• 6.' 4 " '' '/ 44 r• . 4 ° "v . . • . ' 41 " 41113 T ai : 4 0h . . IpA t i.;'''''a l t" ta.' Hair; Cloth, lie. •welt-imado Calk .. Ardclie fit btithoganf, Vqv i 4 tri, and Muria! Productions; &e. &c.or Mat i . •.. ' :.• •-: • • • - t , • P Wardrobes, Okras antkaneweggi. thaleaue„oad audi t esies ; a e t or usrOn'di . Unniblldt• • Translated from the Original 1-yrocii,•by di.cussed till the general debate, vrhict Invic.one day take place , ' ( QUCH Peraolltail V*llol4ol - 4 , ckplibeetifig,..witii*.Okibe. Utia4-4111.16bcdp dish . PettibroVe, 'Rork,' and otht , r Heliii bills Walla:lm With a - 1.1 . .rjf, &i. Vol. VF. . •••'-.,• • • : upon.thr.grsto . m,....This might bf a cp:Tvenient emu, far them. - So . tue.Gentlemp 'liked' to have one Say's grand Stout* • ; tglitlak 1 . . liked 0 Shoot alittle eiery day, and they dfd •tjulte sell wrath( ontile . .. kJ , !AV Stiperiutendrit - kit`Ottiefetscifir*liiit y -Witiegn, Mak% Tlibies4- ,l ltouel.- asid•litadderminster Ca rfete; numerous Bitoben :. tanwir's hitsroni• of flit' DECCI NE and T'Att altar' .. I Mites, Irma'Range, and various Effects. , RO Al A,N 1.1.%1 ['IRE; ada p ted to tie Use of Famirkes and : Young CHEESE, BARLEY, Oitlllfitt; tiVL ,tlLeSft' C 401012( ' Pe i - - whole as the former distort their grand day. tire sYsisbEdlyrdO4b4P. ' CANIJLE4, • Orr, ' BOAP,'...cfult a trrtio, • -titiiiticsTia, wh ty c b : v i lewed . on F r id ay be Er ba ida d y ba an th ol ,e S p a r t e u ni rd ist ayl u t iaa reced o i t n A g ir t . h ito e ry . a . saction• t in t : 1 . ofrerions ;in which the Civil, Political, and Bliliia "re 'n - Input. the E ' • are given in the powerTui language of the Abthor • ; same, being.eosvineed.thitt kronen' attacks would reduce a sal !ap , unpression on the it . Whit it was his object-to reannriki ? DUE 4 K, 1.1 NEN A s Nl) . ..:•COl i flizt .. inritibTEß" CLOTH: ' 770, .fl eg l: l t t i t e g Li j a s•• ~. ,•,.- - ,• „ but the indecent expression., stn: all a ll usions hf an improper tend- Nuthiug was more likely to create teatt-burnhvgi, and to seplaraff • . • SHOES,'Abd tENTHEIip lir' tbd• isi s •6llloliercts'• On . beard • - .....: .HO i.• v ts 41311•43 .. • . •-• N , .en have been emstd. 1:j• Thinlias Rowdier. • Get. F.ILS. &c. the lowerelasses from people of priperty,' as tlie existing syatenfef • i . ...Is j / . Editor of the It'adtily Sh a k apeure. Fie,: Vols. Cvo. ' • Corn Laws - 1 Petition was then read and laid oti +the table. L; ;-' • Balks E'Portsmciath,'WtiOtwitta,Veptrord,'Sbeerness, and . Chat. , •-sat ea:, . es, f er . , 5.,-..raigiiE, B HOUS • BILENNf ORIN - • . • TRAVELS at the RUSSIAN MISSION through MON- Th. g u t • of SHAFTESBURY presented a , •Peation frollei hiiti, limy reeelveTradletiliri•of dia - Contacts otf applying - to the '=" l ,!".. '..• -..._ . ir " -.- •• • • • ! flisr i A •.. tally A ~..I fr.,:.1...... ;,,, PLAZ IXI i” eh.. Volta - 7" - - -7.." r.att , LD•ESTATE, Icat7c,g 7 l;•: ,+Ab• • iambic) . ,• .y ;fluter, Lei 4. PCsiYaky artd Apt; AN,ALM6.1.(0434.1.C, of Iklr. Rep situate M. 4 ,` on toe si icester-ejture, 1 . 4 the resi, t deriegoTleitnits' Knight , faq.CopeatniAr;inatise tiger POry7t r iiie MEd-SA*4'. 011 10elteedd 4!fotYrtmea sPOetta4 l o/ti clianbiout #braNiky-PrinciPAOcons*.. ll4 94. 4l llP Pla,widOeliWne .14btary,snuPli5 ttltroAtt r ;W9.ntSki§entsfilalrlihrik4ifillikfs. - .; Break fast ItoU62;smaillirl i &c. the Ilasement, Ki e•Q'ant ries, , Bark Arm, Ism; s;4 akt* Immo, Te:4 o 4--Fi r to m alda shourbga, f yidaji tentsketWisoktilioPt*Pvn6 ll , o l4°latiikifi&lPS4* ...1 J.42` 2. A Val u:tbisF Whitt lat./ALLA F.F WOW"' Exr. • A Cate!" &WUXI DI 1191.1114,41e 5 ate NO. 4 Vale 41, on the item., j t, sicS oflPslticeistreail * Weever , ire;-;Thiig flintier high, Two asintbsigeianti a roam, Itoonveriils Linew r ike-on the Ptin ' L'lnars: eita: Ceseunktsieevesset z aratin&Floor. a commodious • : *: •-• hire Stone Paving 3. an immense quantity . - ..f./ I!, re ... 'I: ••:'.• • •.....c44 r: 4!i tt , • •'i - lsonoutable biterftY ea Miliiliers of rife- Oar e of ' Ids sizes and descriptions. . • • Fort. COUGHS, }11)A USN BSBES, ~ die. •ace.. - g • Iroand, running the whole length of the CIRBENOUGH'S PECTORAL LOZENGES Ur , ••• • ....,. refer the suffering c'emmuniiy of either See (especial, • i George -street, with the Houses thereon.. tato mitillinenial hie) at enteric our home; white dal H-ge e a red i n o ne Lot. . nd , extend ,. .14.„R TOW,..—ale great demand, after size years trial, roves • „given for permed cosseltation ; and.letters from th 'theta ~ak superior „Remedy for all Couciy, Roartenesses, Sore• ins tpedistelyaniwerect ;•ekeseniust contain , a reniittan sedan of a capitalist, befog viell adapted *be COMM, Innkeeper ! vie, , Coach. eihyoats, Asthmatic. Ind' onsumptive Complaints. - The Genuine apd bledicies, which mak' be forwarded teeny part pot, or a large Manufactory, being most however distant. - - -••••,- • 7 .-. t ..• -.---,.:.• -..c7 .1, etedy line& .:- .. 98 ff•sised frltnted ortrhe stamps, by *bai t t b e f a is *tee, air seenelsor l td Mr: ugh the inventor. • : • . . . , ..._ . . ing with all parts of. the Metropolis. ' PreP o • GOO iindrest , ll.ltXl Si K, a substantial Brick DWELLING - : doll by'Als iprsollitnaibt in Bonsai H. lid. etch, at Newberys's. , ; . ~ , J.. :w e • 11, Bouverie.streee, Plfet-et it ' sb, Two Rooms on a Floor, with Staps-4301t. Poore Chtercitgyer4; &Wray:W*ol6, St.Paes Church-parcts ._, • chi' , Sle• in the paragon- In Posualion su oses,l 3o, ampti - • r 41 4...,,; uutkes. 4, eheaPside . Johnston. ltrJust pritilialiekSeventeeruh• Edhion), 1: Tb. 1 t Wu!. . r 4 kind Greek-ineec, Soho; Ni;, Royal Exchange • Rani- . 1 familiar Contetsatary on above Dhcasrli gut . yiai ire tits Brewery, where a Persori )95. Si. Johmsinet ;. Sanger, ISO, ( *ford-tercet ;" Baretay, 95, addressed *Motive* to, the Female Sex: - May I 15.., and give' ever/ information ; and of Fl t.anarket; Bayley and CeeCocieput-streeti Blake 41, 'Piave& Wriliseosinvie4shel 174 s Floss.atniet ;4, Cathtiriews had; Wont bit. Mae, No. 20, Cbirey.-1 Nut ; Ward, Sll4, lialborn ; i101we11,.209,. liOrlAt 4•414 themes. wood, Gilbert, and Piper, nci, pat te rneg e r.r o w ; 'is 4e , ellneWar . . i. anti lit Mt. BebAnsti dal of gee trltio l inedicineti; *bent alio may:be NW yreet:segit's,ct • PA-1446. 1 .44g0n,; Pokier, : 7& Grafton..str wheee.igi Abstract or.p.l • eases, .an In. 'kb acrd ' inctures for Treaty* the Teeth 'Ad • C urns, and cutlet Arflittn. 155; Trongate..GlisigOw ; 9, A.;.iltnti wee a -Belied* fissorglif be sea. :`—"---- IniebOschesin enbrtet hostler, toel, is. 911;Tadi: ' ' ' - end,q.ell. lioph.F.llgre, . Vtigc 4 • ....s ir,..ss. . re / - . ::. -.-yr.: ... -is -az • ... . , ' • ••:44 A .:- , ..1 41. ~.. ' fi: 4 ,. 4 • ' I ' - ' j .• ..' ' 3 ' •••• ":• ' '4lllft ; - . , s . ' •. • , i,' : :.- ': " . ' - it - • Earl BATHURST moved thin Vieite' Rio' ollitTOni; -a Fi .which having been ordered, the ?Wile Berf - Oa 'At/akin / 6kt" 'rttestior nest he.skotAi sieve that 'their Pattialallst those Rosoltutons.—Thrir lativislaipswcre then to 21silit . • - _ -...- maned for that dap •• - : - . ' The Earl of II A R BOW at presents s Pet T& [chinlittdrag k. lirl Lige, in lienipshiredilitflogrfhektisif Abilitioirofillk'vtitin ! .71;awaoa.d4114,e.W. 1.11 . sit4Alolroessassed-dioilietedillllo j oin Chippi ng 1444, asuLievipreljNidesiiipthigr4wOrs of Staf. ' ford adlti. Oxforsia•Laid ou the eab -. ) . . ~ Ilis_tildreiCCAMlC EST E it:iteld 2 Petition froni.tho Mau ? Uri and' Chancellor of the University of Cambridgv, exorcising , their great desire that slavery shtiadlittaboli.lied. awl' hoptog that .. _ . . . ... . .. . .. . .. WIND itesented a Petition aipiast ci t e "'Maw. erpool . . Elt was afraid that h e had not sufficiently emlalned subject of reientiug -Petitions ag.insi tot°. be umierstoied dolt the view he took bf flio - stASTed son could debts the sight of beaus heard against the mi. but only opens those parts of the proimiiie iterested. Unkse the Petitioners cook prove that ested in certaiwelauses of the preamble, they conl4 to Houseloauthodstt the Committee on the .ainst.the principle of It. . I ie %b. lAy sic I t 9 /as, rigo .epee It *Se !bin 11), it ide is. Ildi id. e• lows. ...........• —.....0• IV r 4'll.