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r SATURUAY EVENLNG, FEBRUARY 14, 1829. NUMBER 13,093.] PRICS SKVENPENCE• COLOSSEUM. rrItKETS for PARTIES, or Single Tickets et Five Ji• Shilling; each, for Admission to the COLOSSEUM, prior Ito Its Completion, to view the Interior of the Boikiing—the . Meow preparing for Annual the Coeitevatorie 1 . _ .may be had at the Noavit Loons of the Cowmen; at SUM . Library, St. James's street; Eber's, New Boni-street; Steen, lisys, and Graves, 6, Pall mall ; Aekermann's, Regent- street and strand; Taylor's Architectural Library and Carpenter's Übtary, liiirdborn ; Harris's Juvenile Library. St. Paul's Churchyard; Phoney's, Bookselkr, 17, Fleet-street; Richardson's, Royal Ru islip ; and the Minerva Library, Leadenball.street. The Building will continue Open daily front Ten to Four, dining the next Week. AT a MEETING of the DEPUTIES from the several CONGREGATIONS of PROTESTANT DIS SENTERS in and within Twelve Mike of Linden, held at the King's Head Tavern, is the Poultry, on Friday, the lath day of Febroary, lilt. FROM THE LONDON _GAZETTE, tits. IS. At the Court at Windsor. the I th day of February, len—Present the Kuni's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Ilia Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Risk /lon. Lord Willoughby de Eresby to be Lord Lientllalli of the Crusty of Carnarkan. his Lordship this day took the Oaths appoinon to be taken thereupon, instead if the Oaths of Allegiance and $u- peentacy. Cetnatiaalen alined by the Laid Lieutenant of the Canny Pelatise of Lancaster: Gilbert Winter. itsg:tOl; &piny Lieutenant. Costunission signed by the Lerd Lirotenost of the County of Nottingham : Robert Howe Bromley. Rat. to be Deputy Lime/way BANKRUM'CIi ENLARGED. _ numerable 'Catherine hlsseen, Cheltenham, builder. frogs fhb 17, to Marsh to, u sieves. at the Royal Hata. Cheluutheas. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Joseph Plerey. Shrewsbury. ituomo ger. Joho bride, Leogibby,ldeamouthshire. dealer. BANKRUPTS. William Robert Turner, firea tikaver read, Surrey, carver. to uta. render. Febnasy 20. at one, March 3, at ten, and 27, at one, at the Court of Qamsbalossere ad Bankrupts, Basingliallotreet. Attitudes. Messrs. Keeney and Co. Lockbary. Hugh ttwlattO,.o udworth, Surrey, paper massufacturer. Pebroary 17, 24. and Mud C. at twelve, at the Court of Come is. donors of Bankrupts, Baingballureet. Atturniei. Mews. HuteMnson and Co Crown-coort, Threadneedle-street. James Brock, Si. James's -street, dik mercer, February 24, 27, and Much 27 . at tea, at tbe Court et Camasioners of Bankrupts. Basinghall street. Anoraks, Messrs Stokes anal Co. Cateston.44 Valentine lilincow, Holborn.bridge, grocer, February Its, at tea, 27, at eleven. and Marcia 17. at tea. at the Court of Coastal*. admen of Bankrupts. basingball.etreet. Actuary, Mr. King. Castla-etreet. Holborn. Sarah Clarke and Isaac Clarke ' Fenelturcl.ateet. bricklayers. February 110, at eleven, 27, and March 27, at ten, at the Court of Canualseloners of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Annual, Mr. H. Laing, Fenclaurch.street. George Haney White. !markt% litaendraper. February 17, at twelve, 21, and March 27. u one, at the Court of Censadmiewori of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Attorney. Mr. D. Janus. John Thastopme, Fos Ordinary coon, Nickolas-lane. tailor, Pub. 24, at wine. March 10, at eleven% and 27, at nine, at the Court of Conmalasionets of Bankrupts, Buinghail.street. Attorney, Mr. George Whiting, London Bridge foot. George Lodge, Tower street, wine broker, February 20, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at the Court of Comminumer. co Bank rapt% Basinghalluret. Attorney, Mr. T. Hall, Crms•Lne, Mary at Hill. Tower-etreet. Samuel Briggs Grantham. Lieseeln•bire, tailor. February 17. at ten, 24, at eleven. and March 17. at twelve, at the Court glf missioaers of Bankrupts. Buingball.uniet. Attornies, Ur. IL Young, Great Titchileid-street, Mary.la-boune ; ur Mr. G. White. Grantham. Samuel Braddock. Leek, Staffordshire. innkeeper, February Si, at one. March 1, at four, and 27. at three, at the Roe Bock Inn. Leek. Anoraks, Mr. Crum, Leek ; or Messrs. Jennings and NAST INDIA HOUSE, January 21,180. frHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED " a b COMPANY V MERCHANTS V ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK will be SHUT on TUESDAY, the 3d of Match next. at Three o'Clock, and OPENED again on TUURSDAT, the 9th of April following. That a QUARTKRLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Home, iD Leadeuhall-street, on WIDNIUIDAY, the Nth of March next, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leadenltall.street. no Witomasoar, the ads of April nest, from Nine ollnek in the %laming until Sis in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY for Four Years. Aad that the LIST of the lIKNIIIP.RS of the said COM. PA N Y will be ready to be delivered at this House, on Tummy, the 14th of March neat. JOSEPH DART. Siervgary. Co. Ram court, Temple. Joseph Parsons. Lemningtoo Priors, Warwickshire, okapi/sr, March 2, at seven. 2. at 'levee,_ at the Office of Mr. liurbury, Warwick, and 27, at eleven, at the' Swan Hotel, Warwick. Monies, Messrs. Meyrick and Co. Red Lion.square ; or Mr. lerbary, Warwick. Roger Bulks and Andrew Richardson, Boston, Lincolnshire= varied% February 27, 211, and March 27. at eloree, at the flood and Little John, Boson. Attornies, Mr. Team', &eon ; or Mr. J. Taylor, Clement's Inn. M. Jena* Ilaleswortb, Sußolk, chymist. February 0, at .seven., NOW abrckll7, as eleven. at the Golden Lion lon, Ipswich. KVArfies, Mr.. Brame, Ipswich; or Mr. W. C. Aytoa, Mown .= Bedfordiew: Clielmetbans, Gloocestenklro, tomb builder. Feb. 20, at four. 21, at twelve, sod March a 7, at eleven, at the Lamb Hotel, Cheltenham. Anomie*. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Lin ivies Inn-Gelds; or Messrs. Walter and CO Cheltenham. wham Chapman and Thomas Faircloogls, Lievrpoul. timber merchants, February 23 24. end March 27, at one, at the Clarendombuikkogs, Liverpool. Anomie*. blesses. Rams. bottom and Cm Liverpool; or Messrs. ifiackstock and Co. King's Bench walk, Temple. Richard Stanfield and Jobn Cleave Rigby. Ashton•under.Lynr, cotton spinners, Marsh 2,3, seed 27, at nine. at White's I Manchester. Anymore. Mr. Ilaaspion. Manchester; or Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-lane. Patrick Augustine Traynor, Saliabury.mort, Fieet.street, feather merchant, February 24. at nine, arch 10, at ten, and 27. at nine, at the Court at Commissioners of Bankrupts, Antonin, Mean. liorrard and Co. King.street, Cheap.idt. Joseph Tone, Grappenball. Cheshire, rimier. February 37. March 2. and 27, at eleven, at White's Hotel. Maracheater. Anomie., Messrs. Appleby and Co. Raymund-buildings, Grdy's Ion; uc Mews. Whitehead and Co. Manchester. Thomas Kslwards, Liverpool, spirit dealer. February 27, 211. and March 27, at one, at the Clarendomeuilding., LiverpooL As. torah% Mr. Holden, Liverpool; or Messrs. Ellis and Co. Oisas cery.lane. Jones Bennett and Robert Bennett, Cerne Abbas, DorretAirr, grocers. February 24, at the Antelope lon, Dorchester. st 3, at ths New Inn, Cerar Abbas, and March 27. at the Allia•lopv Dorchester, at eleven each day. Acclivities, Mr. T. Cockerans, jun.. Cerny Abbas ; or Mr. T. Worry, New Inn , Thomas Hurst. Louth, Lincohnisire, victualler. February cs, u 7. and March 27, at eleven, at the Crown arid Wool l'Acks Inn. Louth. Anomie., Messrs. Hicks and Co. Gray's lon-square; or Mr. W. G. Allion, Louth. William George Mures. (Md Bond-street. auctioneer. February 20. 27, and 'larch 27, at eleven, at the Colin of Corunsloioners of Bankrupts, Dastrogballastreet. Attorney, Mr. Withy, Bucking ham-weer, Strand. Thomas Drew, Iligh.street, Euler. lintndraper, February 20, M.rch 3, and 27, at one. at the Court of Coninsistioner. of Bankrupts, IlaainghaU one. Attutney, Mr. Burt, 3litre.mort, Wood-stmt. asesp.ide. Thomas Alen. Ckariesotreet, Covent-garden, tailor, February 20, at eleven, 117, and March 27, at one, at the Court of Comm.. sinners of Banksepts, Basiughall meet. Actor ides. Messrs. M aio and Son, Chancery-lam ; or Mr. R. Eagles, Bealtord. DIVIDENDS. VOCAL and DR AAi ATIC INSTIM Eatablished upon the principle of the Foreign Conserve. lonia*, for the•SeIENTIFIC VO AL EDUCATION of a NU si EItOUS IiODY of PUPILS; combining languages, F.locution, Action, Dancing, Fencing. Exerci.es, and all Dramatic Requi.ites; Theatrical Practice, kc. to quality for the Orchestra and Theatre; with an exclu.ive Ikpanment for Tuition in Dane. ing, Action, &c. to accomplish for the Ballet. The Terms are a very moderate adinission per, and a small Quarterly Payment; and the Institution, by uniting the earl's.. professionally indispensable branches of Education—usually of extremely difficult and expensive attainment—offers great and pe culiar advantages, especially to individuals possessing capabilities, with limited means of obtaining Scientific Instractlon. Paorsssoas Vona' Darautratairr.— Singing (Italian) Signor Lanza and Savior Crevelll; Ditto(Knglish), Mr. Greateres. Mr. 11. Phillips, Mr. Dobbs, and Mr. Hawes.—Rlnoutiun, Mr. Wright —ltalian Language. Signor &Mani and Signer Ilebuflo —Dancing and Dramatic Action, Mr. IrEgville.— Fencing and Sword Ex ercises, Mr. George lioland.— Organist and l'ia te lst, Mr. C. G ut . chard March 17. W. H. Cos, Chekenhant. Gloucestershire, silk mer cer at eleven. at the Court of Conunissimers--31atch 6. R. Rossi, Itatp-lane,Towera.street. wine merchant. at eleven, at the Coon of Commissionets—Feb. 17. S. Eluding. Osford..treet, jeweler, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—March 6. P. Fenn, Hyde street. Bloomsbory, bill mu: er, ar ten, at the Coen of Couinsh. skarn— Mardi 6. IL. Brown Groodiabergb, &Salk, victualler, at ten, at the Court of Curnalissimers— March 6. 0. Noah. Pall 31411, taller, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—March 4. W. Richards, William's-court ' Goildfor.i.street Southwark, uteasurr maker. at eleven, at Me Court of Commissionero—March 6. J. Shaw, Theobald'o.road, broker, starves. at the Court of Com. missioners—March 6. C. Alderson, Lawrence Mourner-hid -place, Cannoe.street, Sour factor. at one, at the Court of Commireamers —Match 6. F. !daybreak. Old Cavendish.street, thford.street. tailor, at ten, at as Coon of Commisakeers.—March 10. S. Wilson. Liverpool. Mister, at twelve, at the Mee of Mr. P. Woods, Liverpool—Palomar/ 90. D. Stalker and A. D. Welch, Leadenhall.street. slopselkn. at ten, at the Coon of Commis. siontrs--Marcli 13. C. Googly, Pi ccadilly, jeweller. at ten, at the Court of Contaelsoleeers— March 6. J. Taylor, Sonny's-Wan, New-road, St. ractraii, baker, at one at the Court of Commis. sionere--.March 6. IL Smith, Birmingham, steel toy maker, at eleven. at the Royal Hotel. Manchester—March 7. J. Slaver, It. B. Wylde, and J. Sister, Bradshaw, Boltee.k. Moors. bleachers, at nine, at the Star lea, Manchester—March 3. 0. Burdy, Rdge Lane, West Derby. Liverpool, merchants, at one, at tbeCiarendoo Rooms. Liverpool--March 7. J. Neale, Ilvvrpool, merdrant. at twelve. at the °standee Buildings, Liverpool—April 24. W. T. Power and S. Jackson, Birmingham, 'Bhutan, at one. at the Royal Ilutel, Bir mingham—March 7. R. Burton. Little Bolton. Lancashire, mum. manufacturer, at nine, at the White Bear Inn, Maw:baster. CRRTIFICATBS, Manes 1. . • G. Webb and J. Stewart, Threadneedle-street, merchants-11 P. Mohnen.. Maochester. merchant—T. Tomos Cambridge, slam mama— W. Leckie. Adam's-court, Old Breed-street, in wiesers Mullet-4. Fooard; Conduit.stftet.. Hstinver-square, mercer ....L.Gerdon,Westmerland.place.City.rok4—J. Wood, Waltelkid, Yokaltief a .d.yar-.4. Henna'', Ponca, Bedfordshire, Unendraper. PA RTNICKSHIPS DISMILVRO. .. alK*ll 4 Crilletn and H. N. Can, Liverpoir4merehann—i. Waft lied;r7 Siestas, Chichester, Seem. tea Sahlefll—J. Gray sod A. Only, Newcastle.upseoTine,nsevehants-3. D; Whitehead ani.g., Wbisebesd, Oak-Tree-Rigs, daddlewortb, Yorkshire, woollen The DALLY Din &MUM' will he under the immediate direction of Mr. D'Egville, with Mr. Noble, and a Professor from the Royal Acadenaw of Paris. Pull Particulars to be had at the Office of the Institution, No. SIC Itegent•street, near Cavendish-square • and by letter (post free) adassoed to the Secretary ; also at the principal Music Mo. tabitsbnienss and . Libraries. INTERESTING WORKS, Just published, by Rowans Bum, New Public Bubseripdo• Li brary, 111,11oUes.street, Geendisb•sgwre, Undo°, I. THE ADVENTURES of the KING'S PAGE. Three Vols. " If you would know whether virtues or tiers keep a man farthest from a Conn. so to Court and Icarn."—Winter's Tale. The Poblicades ti this Work is unavoidably delayed for a few days. February nd. Now ready 11. - - Thy TRIALS of LIFE. By the Avatar of "De Lisle." Three yds. Second Edition. Price Ms. Id. " Two tales, beds full of thought, sad in the highest degree pa thetic. They are those romances of real life of which Lord Byron says. most truly, we see and hear snore-than we shall ever read." HI. CONVERSATIONS ON INTELLECTUAL PHILO SOPHY ; or, a Familiar Explanation of the Nature and Opera. ti. ns of the Haman Mind. In Two Vols. price leis. IV. The MANUAL for INVALIDS. Hy a Pursicmit. Pike Os. V. The THIRD EDITION of " The am:Arita - it ' S IM TORY." Three Vols. pries 314. 64. •• ' 4 VI. 'The SRC oRD RDITION of " DE LISLE; 44 *slum SITIVE MAN." Three V,14 price 31..44. . . • . . I S - • • -e,.; 7:, r. ai . .1 4. .k ;' • 11111447)" ." ~.. ; 1r 1 4•1 % .• kt:: 'I/ u ( il h C •• ' - .49.1.../ -.. k , a 4 ' . - . . , . i l 7rl a; 4 4. *l' o it t .... ' . ~.....,,„_ .., 1. I , . . . W - i % i a' I i 14 i 4 7 ... .. i ' 1 1 • . i 4 • • 1 • . . il 4 • 11 ; t • t . • • 1 niansheturers—G. Slmporn and W. R. Care.en. Newgaie•lstroet, cheesearongem—G. B. Poyntors and T. Harrison. 51x1. 0 111.41V11, wonliondrarrs—J. Jones and J. Jams% Liverpool, brick m Ana —R Aloes and G. Heap, tiottingham, silk throwuers—M. A. King and Co. Resent's Duck. Limelsetese-4. Merrick and B Bray draw, Lbtle Woodhouse. Leeds, Yorkshire. 'Wheat- ntanufacrirreve --A. !harken sad J. JaUard, Wandswerrb, trivrree. veterinary surttemss—J.Merricks and 11.Coussing. plumbers —T. Manwaring and Co. Charing (1004, lion, iltspere--e. Durius and T. Ilrscitrey. ClapkiU. , Werulstanten. dtaillardsttlev, esurdeon. tractors—J. Reddish and J. Reddish. Worthen.Cbe.hire, W. H. Radon arid Co. rark.worts, airfield Yorksbirs, merchants —J. Clarke and R. Mathews. Upion-opon.SernrmilWcestersilire, common brewers—W. Walker and F.' Dowling, klacelesfiel.i, Cheshire. silk manufactorers—J. W. Smith end R. Bscoo, Feet. cburch.oreet. tea brokers—ll. Janson and C.. so far as regard' T. if. Jamas, Boll'••inead-passage, Woud.street, Cliespode, ware. houseman—J. A. Marks sad P S. Roder, Ithtsdrsgham, jevrelkr• —J. Jackass and B. Dew's. !homier. Middlesex, chemists. BItIS IOL,. Feanuaste 12 Protestant Briittil has Out day donPsts day: Otte Patenting to petition against go toting any (mikes ass- - cessions to Po s se, y sets held in Queen. gleam. factor: the st doe of King %Valhi». Alderman DANIS!. preside.!. The- first Kesobstieet •was pr.posed by Mr. tin'esitf WALSIta, aad wineries, by Mr. Al 'et man Tame, jun. An aaseesteseat was moved by I.:HAILS% EL I'ON, E,q. and ,veconded by ARTHUR PALkiltß E•q. inc outer speakbrs ova ARTIWIt Cu ICH urea E q. for 'belt •solo tiou an trubseqUent Petition, And Mr.WisTounlialtlilli. in fast u• n< another Pe.it inn. Alter ailsiit two hoe s . %Pt* Ctwiion, t: a original Itesolotion and Petition were most triumphantly carried by It least one hurdled to one. Oa the most moderate calculation, time were twe:.ty lhossasosl persons present. It rained nearly all the white s • lint sac man flinched from his post. BRIGHTON. Fusaimas 12. The Princess AUGUSTA took her usual carriage airing to-day, atteioied by Lid/. MARY TAYLOR. Tne Sixth of the Ladies Patronesses Ball. took place at the Old S'.iprooiss last night, and was brilliantly visited; but not so numerously as the prec-ding fetes, owing to the many recent depa• tures. v pwatds of two hundred p:rsons of rank and f asbionable distinction wet. there; avione whom a ere— The gale s wreempertaaa and Daniel. Lori Thema. C Lord and Lady Banger. Lady Medley, lady and Miss Sitralchl; Sir Matthew, lady, and Miss Tierney ; Lady and Mi-a Sefton Lady Mary and Min Sheppard, Lady and Mies Freeinanie ; Sir H. D. and Lady Massey, Sir C. Oard..n. Sir C. Mused,' lady , aad Misr Ogilvie, Lady Stewart. Lady and Miss Scutt. Lady y liner, Sir Blip Yak:over. Lady C. and Al.ss Ilarbant ; Sir O. Lady. arid Mlss Gibber; Sir H. and Lady Chamberlain. Sir W. Brabasue, lady Susan and Capt. Mahan; Lady and- MINI limy. wood. the Boras and Business de Rosen. Baron de Dion Baron Schneider. Lady M. A. and Miss Sotheby. Admiral ti:nbeby ; General. Airs. and the MissesCrosble. Mrs. and the Misses tkway Cave. Mr. and Mrs. Upton; Mt. Mrs. and the Misses Rowe; the Hon. Gen. Rligb, the lion. Mrs. Ilerbi rt. Ate. Lewd Hawardest, from the Continent, is arrived at di- Albion. The list and Ca:untesi of Wicklow/ are anived at the !um York 11.44-1 Lard Thomas Cecil is readably at the finial York It !hr W. and Lady Cooper irt us thi. morning ter lestsJen. That thetinguisised veteran, Sir Sidney tiadtb, ►ss brat wit► as about a fortnight. LAW INTELLIUENCE: SPILLS, REARA RINGS, APPEALS, Mal Pretrions. armour area Luau Cuarsaraass, a►ras HoLoom Thos. Friday, February 20, Saturday, Muodsy, l'lre.day,Wednesdry. Thursday, Friday. and Saturday—TN, First Seal. Mnuday, March 2, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. and Monday—The Second Seal:- Tuesday. March 10. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, Sarentay, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday—The Third SeaL Thursday. March r9—The Founts SeaL Friday, March 20—Petitions, N.H. Between the Seals, the . Lord Chat:C.2w will bear Ap peals and He-bearings, except upon the days of Sitting in the House of Lards. SEALS, Callen, BANKRUPT PETITSONS, ESERPTSONS, , F Ds •sATtolliS, ANN PSTITIONS, sarong Tali VICK-CSIARICALLOI, MISR& HILARY TRAIN, 1129. Friday, February 90—The Vint Seal. Saturday, February 21—Causes. Monday. February 23—Bankrupt Petitions. Tuesday, February , 241 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sa turday—Causes. Monday, March 2—The Second Seal. Tires.!ay, Math 3, Wedueeday, Thursday, Friday, and Sane day—Cau.es. Monday, March 9—Bankrupt Petitions. Tuesday, March 10—The Third Seal. Wednesday, March 11, Thursday, Friday, and iaturday—Rx• replan and Further Directions. • Monday. March 16-11.nkrupt Petitions. Tuesday. March 17, and Weduesday—Exceptioaa and Farther Directions. hossday, March 19—The Fourth Seal. Friday, March 20—Petitiuns. ARCHUS CM:IIT, F... 13: •UNO•)TNI V. VICKZ. This is tie suit which has been so Ito.* railing, (having b ens travelliag by appeal through superior Courts). for scandal in the (lurch, proisinieJ by Mr. Montague Burgoyne, a Gentiem so of fortsii.e, against tie Reverend Dr. Free. Vicar of S.itti.n. It came now before this Court on a question to the admission of an allegation on the part, of Dr. Three, responsive to the libel. As the allegations agairot the Revererid Gentleman are of a very setious Add even disgusting complexion, we shall abstain fluor stating any of Vie particulars which transpired cideritally in. the course of the argu tricot no t'is occasion, cr.:naming ourselves with stators generally. that the charges include incontinency as well as unseemly language and' behaviour, to such an ducat that the parish church had been neatly di 'viva : by the parishioners. through abhorrence of the prisoi con ince. lit the presant-allegation,•Dr. Free denied the several averments, and pleaded that he hid conducted himself in a manner becoming the Clergyman, and was regarded by his friends and neighbours as a l erson of unexceptionable habits. He moreover 'Meted, that the parish did not contain more than 200 houses, mostly cottages, inhabited by tenants of the . Burgoyne family. many of them Dissenters, and that Mr. Burgoyne had exerted persuasion to keep them from the Church. This and other parts of the allegation were objected to by Dr. Loishington and Dr. Dodson, on the past .of the promoter, and defendei en behalf of Di. Free by Dr. Addams, M ho contended that the defendant had a right to show the motives which actuated the promoters of the snit. Sir ions NicuoLL slid, that this war a serious case alleged against the defendant. not merely arta-man, but as a Clergyman, and leading to both a penalty as sus pension or even deprivation; and altbough.he had Mkt hitherto showed much readiness or anxiety to meet the charges, the Court w. old not narrow his means o f de fence. bu t allow him the fullest mean* of •trindicatiug .himself. He should therefore admit the 'Rogation, in order that no delay might wean the heroin of the , east early seat Term. • • SALES BY AUCTION. SURREY. • Capital OAK, ASH, and ELM TIMBER TREES At WATERHOUSE FARM. Near HOOSTONK and BLETCHINOLY. TO Ilk SOLD BY AUCTION, By A. MURRAY, At the WU* Hart lue.Oodatone, on TIMMY, the ad of March nest, ONE Handfed 04k 'fees, Seventeen Elm ditto, V and Seven AIM Ditto, standing oa Waterhouse Fara, one' mile from God.tonb. For Panieulars. and viewing the Timber, 'apply to Mr. Da. ultimo. Waterhouse Farm. Catalogues may be had at the White Hart Tnn, Godstone; Greyhound, Croydon ; Inns at Gletehlegly ; and at A. Murray's, 11, St. Martin's4ane, London. EASEL Capital OAS, ASH, and ELM TIMBER TREES, Near BRAINTREE. TO BE SOLD BY AUI•TION, By A. MURRAY, At the White Hart Inn. on Tnessoar. the 10th of March nest, WIVE Hundred and Eighty-e;ght OA Trees, of • large dimensions, Three Hundred and Eighty Elm ditta, Two Hundred and Three Ash ditto, Two Walnut ditto, and about Nine Acres of Underwood, standing on Codblan Hall, Codhaat • .Geldsticks, Shearing lldl, and Uhl.' Farms. For Fartkulan, and viewing the Timber, apply to Mr. Wedd, Codbam Hall; Mr. Byatt, Goidaticks ; Mr. Willis, Shearing Hall; and A. &fumy, Surveyor Land Agent, and Auctioneer, 4t, St. Martin's lane, Strand, LUnden. • No. 18, KING.STRKET, ST. JAMEMSQUARL Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brilliant PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES. MIRRORS, Self-acting OR GAN, Grand PIAMO.FORTE, by Wilkinson and Wornum ; Eight Day and Bracket CLOCKS, GLASS, LINEN, and various Effects; The Property of i Gentleman Deceased. TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House. Regent•strest), On the Premises, No. IS, King.itreet, St. Jarnes's.square On Lioassair, tbe Sib of March, at Eleven or, Esceltent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1. comprising lefty Four Post, Sofa, Tent,: Preen, and other Brdsteads, with Chime Cotton, Morten, and Manchester Fur. mimes, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing and Washing Tables and 'Glasses, handsome Chime Cotton, and Merton Window Curtains Ore. clan Couches, Sofas and Ottomans. Japans! and Stained Curtain, well made Cabinet Furniture ht Rosewood and Mahogany, Li brary, Los. Card, Sofa, Dining, Pembroke. and Work Tables„ Pedeatal Sideboatd. Bookcases, Cabinets, Grecian Lamps, Brus sels and lehldermhister Carpets, numerous Kitchen requisites, and various useful Effects. _ _ May be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale, when estalopet may be landmass Premises; and of air. Roams, No. 170. Resent-street. FFAMILIESabout to FORNISH , will find. on inspecting the Ware-roonis of HENRY L COOPER. 113. BuglefiGATZ STU= WITIIIIII the following Articles , at Prices decidedly reasonable. for F urniture of surds, Style and 111 a. outwore: UPHOLSTERY+Casprisins the ImprovetEhatic Steel &Obis for Carriage Cushions Chairs. Neu, Mattresses, Stc. in addition to a handsome assorinsent of Bedstead Furnitures. Window Cornier., Curtains. &c. CABINET W0RK....0f the first quality and Materials—.. Also Solid Furniture for Fordp °intact& SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and(vetch. and • . Passengers' Requisites provided. CHAIRS Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed Rooms, Ste. CARPETS—Super Brussels Carpets, t 5.6.1. per yard (no inferior quality kept). Kidderminster and Venetim equally . . iiiodeite. - LOOKING-6 LASSES— Prom the moat magnificent to the smallest. for Cbinudes. Piers, and Toilettes; on the larger sizes, the Reduction will be found teantouut • from Fifty to Seventy.five per Cent. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens for Consol Tables Glasses, &c. PAPER- II A \GING and PAINTING—In th• Richest as well as the Plainest Style. FU NEE ALS— Attended in t►e most respectful Planner, and par ticular regard paid to Economy- HOUSE AGENCY—Onuses and Estates egistered far Letting ' • ' ut Divusal, without Cliarite. SALES, APPIIAISKAIENTTS, AND COLLECTION OF URN ES, FUJIN! FUItE WAII.EIIOUSED. IL L. COOPKR, 95, IitiIIUIPIMMTI-ITILERT has the honour of b:ing employed :And patronized by some of the first Families in the Kingdom ; and, for style and price, challenges competition with any respectable Etta blishmert. TOOMACIIE AND EAU-ACHE. 13Elt NYS ESSENiIt ha• rrc.ived the sinetinn and support of the most distinguished Personages in the Kingdom, together with the unite' testimony of the first Pte)sicians in Europe, and numerous (avowable comnieuta in highly respectable Aledical Journals, where it has been declared to be the " Best thing over discovered for the Touth-ache and Ear-ache." It litatantauesnetly relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and Arm, presents (unfree decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the Gums, Guess loose Teeth, and renders them firms and serviceable to the latest pericri, and effectually prevents the Tooth-ache. Sold in Books at Is. I id.. and Xs. 9d. by Mews. Butler, Chemists,' Cheapside, corner of St Paul's ; Sack•ilir.street. Dublin; Prince.' street, I outburst' ; Savory and Co. 134, New Band-street; and the princip .1 Venders in the Kingdom.- Of whom may be hid AIORRISS BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTER, an excellent Remedy (or Eradicating Corns. Bunions. Ste. N.R. Ads for Palielles &semi for the both Ache L_EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS , justly famous tot 14 curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE— One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent ease, will soon convince the patient of the certainty . of his speedy oecuvery. Nothing can be better connived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, fur such as are obliged to go josrnies or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it "tin effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all ether methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of aO,OOO persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disor ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietary, T. TAY LOR ansISON, Members. of . the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge -street. in boxes of only Is. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back doses, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold, by their appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop, toy Oxfwd-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-etreet-hiU, , n early.opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every Con n ',Table Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to Y emus taking the above, or other of the Proprietor's Medicines. , rdiy stel4. WM. SMITH, Esq. M.P. hi the Clair. Resolved—That this Deputation, while fully sensible of the wise and conciliatory peaky of Government and the Legislature toward* the Protestant Dissenters In the abolition of the Sacramental Test, lament to see the peace of society still disturbed by the divisions ma jealousies arising out of the continuance of other laws of a similar character, and they feel themselves called epos at the present crisis to express their earnest desire to promote the union of all the sub jects of the Realm in one common interest, and in the peaceful enjoyment of equal social privileges. That this Deputation, therefore, gladly declare their grating& and joy at the recoommendadon contained in his Majesty's Speech delivered at the opening of the present Seldom of Parliament, which they consider as wisely calculated to promote the object of their rem, in the removal of all civil disabilities on moppet of Religious Faith and Worship. That it be referred to the Committee to prepare Petitions so both Flosses of Parliament expressive of these sentiments, sod that the Deputies be informed whin and where the Petitions may be signed. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and inserted in the usual Daily Papers. (Signed) WILLIAM S I TIL Chairman. CONTRACTS FOR WINE. TICTVALLING.OFFICE, FebrowY 11, len. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his msrarrra NA IY. 4-e. 4 hereby give mike. That on Iratoar, the 20th Instint, they will be ready to re. crave Tenders is writing (wiled up) and treat for 3t Hundred Pipes of SPANISH RED WINE. and Twenty Thousand Gallons of TRNRGIFIrg WINE. To be delivered Into the Victualling Store% ar Deptford; the Spanish Wine between the lst of July next and the Slst of Au gust following; and the Tenerife Wine between the lit of April ant and the Slat of May following. Samples el the Tenerife Wine, of two Quarts each, must be produced by the Party tendering. The Conditions of t►e Contracts may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price In words at length, and be delivered before One o on the day appointed ; and the person who makes the tender. or some person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. FALLER CLIFTON. rICTUALLING OFFICE, February 7, 11129. • THE COMMISSIONERS for I' ICTU LLING his mAarrrs NA yr, te. do !hereby sirs make, That ea Wesusanar, the lith Instant, they Will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the under. mentioned Ankles into the Victualling Stores, at Deptford, viz. One Hundred Tuns of SUGAR, and Fifty Tons of RAISINS, Ore half thereof by the Slat day of March nett, and the tensaindee' by tie 15th day of April following. Two Hundred and Fifty Tons of BA Y SALT, Stove Dried, and Two Hundred Tuna of WIIITR SA,LT, Stove Dried. One half thereof by the Ist day of July neat, and the remainder by the In day of August folieseing. Samples of Raisins of nut less than Tares Pounds each must be produced by the Party tendering; but samples of Sugar and Silt. such as will be required to be delivered, will bo ezhibited at this Office. • The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at this Mee. ' Each Tendei must specify the price in words at length, and ►e delivered brume One &Clock on the day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf', must attend to answer when called fur. M. WALLER CLIFTON. It. lan at NO* ' rted seat the bees 'air. 1041 'ar. le kw. cc of PCI- 11[4 Pa at i LT, Les- Adr 41.11 k Hide• e es !their de- 100 ile a• sit WI isi a N M OS r os.—