Star. — London, England, 1829-04-29 00:00:00

• . AIIPPRiaIIigIiTACIE I ARD• Co•llitiniltf, AND COLON/ALL SETTLE /GMT& .. . : • ATER PROOF RICK' CLOTHS tompletily r l z . go o d up, Neu* at i llunt e in d g for Fruit Truso dressed Cloths, irjr. • Y U - a . •Vtt ili r l i v eb'e ll ; Articles of strait.' utility. The F o reign • is well err the resident Agriculturist, may be supplied with ugs abousissirable Articles:oi moderate term s,by 1311b1JA MIN 111)CfritteTOX., Si Toolevatreet., ' . Address, B 3111•11131 E11,11.W4031. FROM THE LONDON O4ZETtE, APRIL 2E; • WA R-OFFI CR. Arm R 7. IMIORAVINIDL His Majesty. hue been pleasetito approve of the AU Regiment of Foot being prniskted to retain on Its mitten and appeasements the words " Salamanca" and " ileninaula," in cestmegoetedem a( the distingoldted services of theists Rd Battalion of that Regimeel at Salamanca. on the ad July, 1112; and in the Peninsula. free April MOD, to. February 1115. ' 7th Weft* of Driven .Gends—Cornet Robert' Riebedessce im'Lieutenant by purchase, vin Ihtbrs 'repined ; Aedley Lowell % Gent. to be Cornet by perdue, vice itiebardion. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Alexander HouteMle, Map the half pay, to be Captain, vice Robert os, wise es. chow. receiving the difference. ,:_ .; • suis BY AUCTION. . • . SURRSIL • ; • - DICSIRABLE ERIBROLD Zeilellgs, • Land Tai•pmomika, . Mi. from the M et ropolis, peretatipt massy .boaeded Ikea " for the * v ela - it ariPlies.. 10/1" SOLD" AUCTION,,,: • • .Thr mr..tottir ROBINS, (Ot Wartviale Ham,. lielat4erese • At Gansenfs Coffee Howe, 'Chatige.atiey, O l aiiik • Os issussiorptimq stst•st May, tea, .hatiielme titbit*, . .• LOTS:- • • VALUAidet and 'cry Debititijie FREEV Re "AT' I.lod, Tv- deemed, situate , the mile, - . - etaim I ffy purchase. vice , W W bo redres; ai r nobt:l - ahippeed Harbor to be Lleuteneat. by purchase. vice . Stet tin; Fitaberben,Gest. to beCor net, by patetismo. vice Jab liwgiotelit Light Dragoons—Cornet leilbeitsrabli Mani nersley Deredord to be Lleatesant, by punka's. vies glestera.l who retires • .Cbarlss Fitabeibert. Gait. to be Coraots. 6 l Pur chase. by Ile a resford.. Ttb Regiment of Feet;-reaptaht Withal; Hope, from. the 06tb root, to be. Captain, vice Ftederick Alr tosser, who rotinra ipso half pay. receiving the ddierence., .• '• . - ma vooc—seroompit sn •Wintatit'llierchant or be Quartet' • master , eke William Ileadield who mites. ,• A . ATE. silk - _ • • •ffilifieffilail deili - Sion, - ' - - ----- ell •!oossesieurfahftliwing I of *airs - ..e on ti, . ifoOt•aidesof the Ides mad thebultt i llittelians to Sutton and 'Reigate, „. aud hounded on the nunh by Catsbaltaa Lower Lem k e/Mb a line sive towards the wen, capable of being converted Law a nth litio appearance, being at present beautifully timbered, or on 4 be. . Vioryadventageoudy snaked lbr WWII; Resident's,. flys iht el. , woe of• &wag& possosed along the turnifikt rood,..albrding a beautiful eituation a .ronfaining newly • . - • ... . RIO lITY.:NINIL ACRES . • :'• : "Sif 1114nOlow, &Ali, sad Wood'Laud, all is a ring • knee, with a .: • &WV, B a r n , and Mk Yaido Also opWanh of .. ^... • . Folbrtattritt. lia. A CBES- OF • LAND • (1;1;4 rued leslyiten Sotto° NI blorden. aontosanding beaus/. ; fi e teetsWeS ; finely towards them mid Sutton, a num spot ter ling. , , ': . lb ,BRICK EA Rill, "ir siperitir tinaUty, almost every • *shay* . Tbe Coustrf above* whit , . Game : in-the. Woods ate .auatir-l i batrintl; 'thick have been torchlike preserved.. • Panleulds inaV be au the KIPS'' , Molds Mitcham; Bread Il lafile. /pont; lied ; narking; Crpern; Guildford.; at Gar ..' • rawny's t and of Sir. ' as, NO. 170, ilesenvetreet, where a plan !. : ..otdiwitstatos may beias. : • . . . Glengarry&tidbit Infantry, to be Paymaster, vice NeWtow,. deceased. 'sth PoM—Enilp, Andles Clemlining to be Lifrutesiatt, by •platu ohne; vice 'Sykes, who retires; George Morehouse Bieteilfr • Omit, to be Emign by purchade, vice Clendining. 49th Spot-.To be CaptiviiiLieutenaor Joseph Stein, with Out percher*. vice Uassforti, deceased; Captain Percy James Leith. Irons the half pay, vice Johu Sewell, who retiree. To be Lieu. • tenant—Reuse Averell Daniell, without purchase, vice Steam To be Ensign, without purclime—Henry George Hart. Cent. vice Distiell. • To be Adjetint—Lieitenant James Simian, vice Stean. 52d Foot—Lieutestaust-Colonel James Considine. from the half pay, to be UenteniOt . . vice Ali' Plunkett Do Bathe, who etitiaogei. reielving de difference; Captain *John Henry BaMario, front the half pay, to be Captain, vice John Steuart, • , who esshaups, recalving the difference. 60ti4 Foot—Hue., Homy tandem Posers to be Second Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Fltshetbert, whose appointment has nut taken place. 64th Foors-4,oslgtitltlelerStuait Barker to be Lieutenant, with -out purchase, vice illa Frs. deceassnly D'Oyly William Batley, Gent. to be &mists..vice Baiter. • 65th Foot—Captain John Alves, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Martin, appointed to the 67th Foot. 67th Foot—Major Hon. Henry Richard Violyneux to be Woe nanb-Cnkossi.' by parttime, vice Oundob, retires • Caplan John Stow to be lajor , by purchase, ' vice 'Molyneux retires; flamed York. Martin, from dm 6N6 Foot, lobo Captain,. Oct 'Snow. [Wilt 1100 t..-midge &mad Lettsam to be Lieutenant, by pee. • shim. vim Kdktt, promoted; Jobs liagdi, Gentleman, to be, • Rougn, by purchase, vice lonian. • 034 Font..-Lieuteitant Lionel Neil Ford, from half pay 6th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vies. &with, whose appointment bus oc taken' Nth Feet—Captain Haab Fergnmo6 Kennedy, from the ballpsy, to be CAPtable Pinion the efferWiee, vier kloptv.apiouned to the • -7tir Foul- .• Rine Brigade—Ensign Hon. William Francis .Coirgor, from the bin pay. to be' Second Lieutenant. vice Edward ,I*vey Lloyd. who exchanges. ' • . . IMATTACURIN To be Gaptaloa of Infantry, by porchk-4--Litobratint Sawn Juba Ropier Kellett, fawn the tlmh Foot; Lleussnast Rdmuod Rielkard Biller. hunt the 7th Dragoon Guards. Rai India Volunteers—Robert Rdward Smith; Gentknian, to 'be , • SUFFOLK; IN,TItE PARISH OF HAUGHLEIGH. ' • "At•CABLE COFTHOLD awe ERILEHOLD• ESTATES; Paint Howie, Yaida, Gardn. Bam, Stables, Granaries, Cattle Sheds, Cottages, and upwards of • • ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES . . 4:Weeisital Arable anal Pasture Land, in high Cukivatite.. about Three MB", frail Stkeniuket, oa the road to Boreadale, • • • ." • .And coadguoui to, Water Carriage, with • ; • • • VALUABLE COMMON RI G HT; • • • •" Alma PREIDIOLD DWELLING HOME and' GARDEN; * .Ikt tike burbarll of Bury St. Edmund's, • - • lO'BE 'SOLD by AUCTION, • ''Hy'Mt:4o/IN - ROSINS, . (Of Warwick Hoeft, litegent.sireet,) - - Ac the DA lob, • Bury • * Wnwisat v . , Mk 13th of May, 1829, at Twelve o'Clock, VALUABLE and very 1)-•or 4ble COnHOLD • • JIL • • ' • end FREEHOLD ESTATE, • UMW iliParrirklial Matter of thoeutoos, in the County of • Sonoma ;• • • Moe; yetllll,ya o ffron ( Srervararairt. worse town Dory Bt. Edmond's, and steely the same from flettsdfle; a *on 4froissail ' frost Water Caner,. rendering the Marks( of Ipswich ' , sag& .; •at an oast ezliviree t osvaperrins • • The HERE FARM and the GREEN FARM, With Fan% Hume. garden. Yard., Bar" Stables, Gametes, Cow ' . ooitia, and Other. necessary Agricultural iktikliogs. Cettages,ikc. AND OMANI% Of ONE HONORED AND THIRTY ACRES OS inutellees Arable add Pastere•Lewd, ell lying compact, adjoin.' ,ins the. Turnpike Boyd, io a fine state of cekivation; with the • Attu at Ounmon ao Haughlssigh Common. In tke occup.uon of ' lilt. James Willtan4a bighlf respectable Tenant; in a fine part Of Ad Gantry. and in eliglftlepritperty for inrestment. Also, A Conswedissw FREEHOLD DWELLING/HOUSE, situate in Risky Gate, in the Borough frt navy Sr. 1141Funnrs, with aide*, Ste. Its the °attrition of Mr. Walton. . To he Amid* epplylug on the Premises; where Particular' . aertbe *Me King's Heads nod White Han. &ownsarket ; Kiel'. Head, Ilse and Bumpy ; Crew., Botesdale; Bell, Bury St. Edmrad's; Golden Lion, Ipswich ; Cups , Cnier ; White Han, B r entwood Ind Bamford • of Mr. &rtrum, *SA dtor Si. Mildredesuwers • Poultry ; at dacravriy's Colfewdbwas i 'Ciaoge. 4101; onkel id& Ilan" No. 170, Reposietreel. . t••• t • ,`a ~ ~ vine Ritbersinn, who vesigns. WHITEHALL. Arnett? The King has been pleased to present the Rey John.Bethent to the Chords in the Nand of &Torrey. in the parish of iiiihride 4 in the Presbytery of aid Shlie et Inverness. DRCLARATIONS OF iNsoLvrtocy. Twins. n.bia.a, Uebflohl. Ruben Levens. Dcurplawe:wachwaster. . /teary Toilets, Gioneestersisce, Hosto9. otsrefarigs „ Jabs Janet, RoinneyMatsh, Kent, farmer. I • Jam* Phillips, Mail, BANKRUPTCY SUPRRSRDRD.- *Maas Clarke, Frani. C.ellens. and Jaws . Upper Clapton, Wadies • ' BANKRUPTS. Sanders Hutchinson, Mary-la-bonne lane, vrtioNesdeapet, 10 . owe . Tender, )Jay. I, S. at twelve, and June 11, at mo i st the Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Sisiuglaalt-atacat. Attorney, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Basibgball-wreet. • . . Thornily Jarvis, New road, Chatham: Kent, builder. May 5, IS, and June th at one, at the Court ofCommilsioraen of 'Bonk- flirts, 11asenglas16atrret. Attorney s Er. kiewanian, Buod court; Walbrook. 1 George Children; Tonbridge, Kent, bop merchant, gay 5, 12, at k one, and Jape t, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Brinkruptt, Bannyhalbstreet. Attorney, 'Mr. Puwniil;Nicbolie.. • ICU y ?, ISLE 'OP tHANET: `1 • • DESIRABLE MARINE VILLA, between MAPAALTI.:• . , . and BRO A DSTA IRS. VER. JOHN ROBINS (01-W di wick 'Heidi% Relent.. woo) ingenue the Public, that he shall beet frit • 4 .74 1 11' SALE BY AUCTION, . ' • At Getaway's Coffee House, 'Clisuge-alley, . • ' Ip the ;Month if Jona nett. • .IirkLUM3LE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED—cussprising A ter/ desirable MARINE: ftastogscg, handsomely fitted Ind considerable eapense, conveniently plat:toed, and adapted . • for the atteonnwodatkou of • ' ._.A.BAMILY OF THE FIRST:RESPECTABILITY, With racsUcnt Micro. well supplied with Water, Coach House, Stables,Stc. A productive Kitchen Garden, Shrubbery, Pleasure • Grounds, and Gt ass Land, containing in the whole about FOUR ACRES. Tile Scenery is beautiful. etubraciog the North Sea and Chest of • Franco. The Grounds are laid out with great taste, and the Can* fort of the interior of the *dike readtrs it one of the Pleasantest Marine ykieron the Coast, either as,a Summer or Wintet Keg . • draco. • Further Pirtiatilma will be astwesced is future Advertisiestums. laws lAmnlasid-atirrt. . • . Rofpett Burtoat Cooper, Princesstrtet, Lambed, dhtiller. Mal 1, at'elrven IS and June 9,4 t feu, at the Court co Culundsalooirt i of Bank:lves, Basinghall-street. Attondes, Alcor!. Lowloha and Co. Hatton -court, Threadneedlii4arr.- 1 . James Cuchburo, Gen. and James C,otkbutn; Bernick-upon. • Tweed, corn merchants, klay 5, at eleven, 12. at twelve, Mid Jane 9, at eleven, at the Court of Comosistioners of Bankrupts, Besinghall-strerte Anoraks, • Messrs.' Drum and Sons, alaare• Ismael Baxter, Carmarthen -street, Tottenham Court road, builder, May 5, at eleven. LS, at twelve, and J9ne 9,,et tieven,: at the Court of Comonissiunen of Bankrupts, Basinghall street - Attentive, Mesas. Blunt and Co: Liverpool- trees, Broad-greet. Tltemee Bel, Litchlield-street, Westminster, ffsb.deakr, May' 7 l , n. at ten, and June 9. at nine, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghell-street. Attorney. Mr. W. T. Robins, Bernard-street, Nus.elipsquare. . Samuel Ankela, Tarpwrley, Cheshire, spirit dealer, Jane 3, ar tit. 4, and 9, at twelve ' at the Hop eat, Inn. CIMPSCei. Mews- Ellis and Cm ChaocerY-lans; or Mr. S. J. Roberta, Chester. Stephen Mambas, Pilgrins.street, Ledgate.hUl„.wholesale stationer, May S at twelve, Is. and June 9. at eleven, at the Court of • Commiationen of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Anomie% Messrs. Tilkard and Co. Old Jewry. • William Bainbridge, Ryder's-court, Leicester-eguare. cordweinfr: May 1.154 at two. and June iton three, at the Court of Coes mikkners of Bankrupts, Basittehalllitteet. Attorney, Mr. H. J. k Dower, Great Winehesur street. Tholitaa Hemel% Middleton, Northamptonshire, - horse dealer, • May 47; at six. 28, and Jane g, at eleven, at the Crown lan, Stamford, Lincolnshire. Attendee, Messrs. Thompson and Ski, Stamford; or Messrs. Clowes and Co. Inner Temple. George Csnwright, Nottingham, commission agent, May 5; at two... and June 9, at eleven, at the White Lion' Inn, Notting ham. Anoraks. Meson. Payne and Co. Nottingham ;:or Messrs: G. T. and R. Taylor, Peatheratone.buildiogs, Holborn. DIVIDRNDS. May 99, R. Rip and R. lUgg, Whitehaven, Cumherland, com mon brewers, at three. at the Black Lion Inn e ,Whimhaven... May 11,J. Barle,.Liverpool, cora dealer, at twelve, at the Tork Hotel. [..l.trerpool—Nay 19, D. Canaan, Lothbury. merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—May 21. T. Bleaklak, Chetki• Lancashire, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Sbelley's Arm. Inn, Preston. Lancashire... May 40; N. French, jun. Cardiff, Manor• rathaltaf. at twelve.Ssvery's once. Bristol... Ma 23. Bird, ion: Cardiff, Glamorgunhits, inefounder. at ger, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol—May 28, R. H.. Humber. non. J. Denotes, and G. Pletcher, Kingstimupoo. Hull, merchants, at eleven, at the Kingston Hotel, NJ/tattoo-upon- Hull—May I*, .0. Bora s Jenrette. Coffee Hasse,olierchant, at ten, at the Court of Commeseineen—May 19, T. Maltby and H. Buchland, Gutter. Ilasseilace soasefacassers, at eleven, sulk Court of Conanissankra ...May H. fleet. Broolskirest Grosvenor-square, druggist, at raison. at the den of Cemeniseleviers..-May 25, H.•Yates,Tither. kgpsvm_ 2 l „ llaeclesasid, Climbelt, duds/me% at twelves at the i="Arms Ine s .. May 95, G. Horrocks and , vgini ArderickyMaesbeptei,dyers, at two, at there& Hots, lo.l.3loVertL.May SO, W.llllilley, Newcastle-uoder-Lyme Stet illatalfs akatta; die Briebriek• Inn, Newcastle.;iisderl; isyme-re Sal IC: J-Broura: larincheitor; canoe . Eider, at ten, the Star 'fees ../frtallellfer..AlayAg, ii. fisswx. igs it ioissktin. 019PislA *TUNS fkiaglalliFt Man blew Monmentli... .:•• IRE, IN THE PARISH OF.THATCHAM. V' VII ER I lOL D ESTATES; eatesaive MA NOR abound ing idth Genie, COURTS . LENT. COURTS BARON, QUIT RENTS, PINES, &e. An.ellglble Property for Reddest* or Investment. MIL JOHN ROBINS. In WAlsick House, Regeßti street. inform the Pohl* that hi shall ear • FOR SALK BY AUCTION. 'At Gartaway's Cafee House 'Change Alley, CornWl4 • In the month Of June nest!, . • • The •MANOR of . CRODICHAM, situate in the Parish of THATCH AM, County of BEERS, I:wadies over atom; THERE THOUSAND ACRES, Abousdiig with Oval. of Misch About Ms Hundred is highly pro. • litabie Osawann—with I'k COURTS Lger, COURTS ISARON, QUIT RENTS, FINKS, c. The RECTORIAL TITHES it of the said MANOR • The VALUABLE FREEHOLD. I ESTATE. CroOldtain 11 ,___nrj r ,OPt/s wilt a sobstutial Erick-built Dwaillst i nii sm s ip s: fsupowelitir *wed, coseertibli into a very ciVael• at an easy expense, pleasantly Situate on a ins commaseing Ms& 'entbraels, etressite and highly interest' hairs over a Illarralad anodirry, mated os a Lawn, with ke. ';.slitiAlAPlcams7 Axtkaltoral Beildings, and upwards of . NINE HUNDRED ACRES • deb !Oar Arsidm Pastore, and Wood Land, 611 •' l. 'Ong eistipset; sundry Tenements and Cottages.. There Is a irify eansiderabie Toothy d Valuable Pear Lind es • • •tbili Ratate,..-erideb is highly probable to rho Possessor. littap !11. Property for Resides°, and Invest. Lea. tar a *nuns a; contiguous to the • capital Market Town. of Reading abd Newburgh', clam to Water Carriage, with • abeam bids In ail dirottiode; a gismil neigbboslrlinudi and •osip *Am* 1111/4mstiallas from tbs. likerspeds, with a warumpt tV. at cagba!, /tern: lb* TOWN 41.14 bum e. dig Wag - ifti; ISt, 1119. • - - ' • . APRIL 29, 1829. hues SxvpisrEpcx. • 1. CERTIFICATES, Mar 19. J. Wood, Manchester. oil merchant—S. Lawton, Irt;ek; inn , imegio—lt. N. Orson, Birmingham. scrivener—A. F. Cope, Rick. ason4.plam, Eut.streat, Waleronb, sugar renter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVIID. tray and Co.' Leadenhall.strem, shipping linendrapers—H. Asikag and Co. Teltenhounriard, solicitors—J. Rabett and T. Mayhew, Smunundhans, Suffolk, sniesies—A. Young and T:, Tome, sugar brakers....S. A. Wheeler and J. Wheeler. Binning. ham, distillers—B. J. Gates and B. Biggs, Aston Abloom, Bucking hannallre, cattle dealers— k Iwes and Co. Manchester, cotton spiwns—S. Pope and Co. B ekman.stcoet e Souttwark, Naen divan— P. Taylor • and .1 Martineau, City.nsad. Wordley and D. Woodisty, jun, St. Marrckurch. Ihronsbire, stsac mucus—J. Law and Co. Sheiffeld, cutlets—F. Ur Rarities and F. Pawle, Cushion-court. Broad. street, stockhmiters—J. Giles and H. J. Tomlinson, Reciston, Essex auctioneers—J. Green and W. Maks: Kingston.upon- Hull, painters-1. N. Peirce and J. Bull. Bristol, stationers—S. H. Sale and T. Boyle, Manchester, cotton. merchants—J. Holmes and Co Sheffield, scissor. manniacturess—S. Makdock and F. Skinner, Buckinglsamotreet, Strand, general agents—W. P. Hoyland and Co. lirsdiora, Yorkshire,, tea dealers. FRENCH P APEILS - ' Mr. HUSEISSON presented a Petition from the Lierpool Ohs Light Company againtt the extended of the right of patent as proposed: by Mr. CroseleVs Patent Mr... MARSHALL presented a Pork thinning to th iing elect froth . a person in Bradford. Mr. It. COL' BORNE moved for a New Writ for the Borough of Horsham. in the room of Richard. Horst, Bag. who has accepted the Chiltern: Hondrods.—Ordered. Sir B. MARTIN ,presented o Petition from the Merchants, Butters. and Shiro* tiers of the port of Plymouth. praying that there might be no extensioo of the Charter of the last India Com. pani before a Committee of the House had been appointed to in quire into the state of Trade with China and other &stern per sessioas of Groat ' Ur: DAVBNPOST mimed a Petition front **Silk )I.mw factures and Silk Throween of the Borough ut Miccksk.W against any reduction of the Dity.oo Voteir Thrown Slit. ' The Hou. Mamas prowisied Petitions to the same effect from towindividusto of Cheeses • Mr. EGERTON presented Pandas. to the same effeet.from Samuel Leadbitter, Silk Throwstet, or Chester, awl Wu.smig Bar rioston, of Samlbach.—Laid on Ike table. S. RICE mewed fur Remo* of the Expellees •incurred by the Comeaulooses of Inquiry or lrelapd damns tie years 1820. 11127, and 1121; also for Accounts of all ettnn atillitK,4l to lige Grand Juries of Ireland during the lot ego years for meting Mail • Coach Roads in that cuitotry ; and Also tor Accounts at all sums advanced iiot viola; relief and employment to the Irish ANC dog* lag amours* period —Outing& • og;""' • sus sees LAws. "'• ! • : Mr. FIUME gave trance that he groeM, as tit 11th of May,. move for appointment of .a Calamine; of the whole limner to take imoi ciosideranee tbe Act of the 9th George IV. whidt r refried to the Duties of Earn, for the purpose ut hating a palms 'sent duty on that article, instead of thq une that sistauld fluctuate. Mr. RUME minted that.boe demi day's notice assuutu be gig. to is writing previous to the dint reading of any private Rol, and a similar notice prestos» to the third smiling. suuuld 4111)11e that 10110/& TUB lIISSSAOUR Del CHASISRES, APRIL 96. . . TAME. Aron. St. 41kardar stigt day was addrwAed on the 98th of l A . a wary ? byGeWoral ..glai;oa. to the enrsv in the hiss., 6e irt(o~ttt it•Wwitiluf Governetent of Greete haircont ,fligsioned Ad •iitel *wells to cease st,thc head of a deptitatlos tact/meta to the ikintniander of the expedi .tion the g► at tilde of the Greet nation to that of France. anal to the divibiois which haiso happily aecomplibhect the humane tniasionwhicli was cion fi ded.to it. Aimve.l6o 'versant hi .ibbed tr. m Meeico have just arrived at So.deaes, os board the Zengroni packet; .• .from Ves a V. oz. The letters which wa haw* received ►y this packet are dated the lit of March ; they paint the situational that' capital in the most gloaavy'colooris The Duke de Laical Montmorencp is called by the Royal confiskince to the important post of Miniver of Foteigsr Affairs. Scarcely is this choice wiade public, 'when it begrimes already the object of bitter censures, of divers conjectures- in Journals which me eager to judge, rather than to appreciate and to know. Thry have spoken of the political iochnations of a N ble characier, a stranger to all parties, to all coteries; they have declared an Ambassador to be incapable, who •I ,r,thesv fifteen years, la the various posts which he has occupied, has constantly displayed great merit and pro. d• nt ability/ They have gone so far as to telose pa. triotiim and love of France to a name so national m this question 1;e nattier considered au l'u;slay Ileit.—Ordered Mr. }WAIL preeeinetl a l'inittuo from the 3ltehatilai el the Bu ouch of co' skettionsth, lit the ebony to t'unilirriand:prsiiod for an alteration of the Corn Laws.—Ortler.d to ire laid Go tae taole. Mr. HUME snowed tor returns of the quantities w rasa, thrown, and nianafacturest Silk south unrifled' iihd elpttrhed . 14 end fhb= the United lcaguoin within the last thirty years, 'with a ate* to 'hew the °pennons of the present bilk I.4w..—Ordereti. liU %lifpre.ented a Pettus* trust P4dthitgtol. dud Lige ware, cuntinanting that - by certain tugulations ut sue Kra (Mice they were exposed to an additional charge kW postage.—Urdeted to be laidusi the table. • that of Montmorency! • • • . There may be motives for all this: iisior oorielves u who- ate not animated by any party spirit, let' us -re:` 'belabor that the Duke' de Laval, in the *several mis•- - siona which have bern•confided'to bitlidias sheWn that moderation and n bleness of character ihich alone are adsptedtdthe times we live ' • Who ar not recollect theAskilltivelentliand which he hold out to Spain to the victims of "pdittical troubles. the generous Influence whicitbeisercised at Rome. and the• .nitble patronage given td the 'kaki 'and artists in, the ancient capital of the'civilized world ?* • Thee ate titles which -May be ashibited to those lobo talkat-thaspirit of re-action and at political incllhatiAcir is affirmed that M. de Montmorency will not accept the appriatrweet—thal he cannon te%..ive to unite with the present Ministry. Braved be. praisedl all this 'petty contempt—all this disdnih jot an a‘inatiii trhtion, the only übjectidis to which IC that it dotty" not g!ye, itself to partiev—hatre tittle ittflatiaie•ob 7 politic itn'en • ani we are sufficiently acquainted with . the - th . 'lacier:of M. de Laval to • .th• 111. that he will acceputhe 'trust which the AonfiJence of the throne hai pf.iced iit his hands. The Modtmoreistias h4ve-never been Wanting to their,Kinga, Mr. K. DOUGLAS thought the petition well deserving the attention of she Chancellor of the Eachequer s thircoucetveu tnat the Right Hon. Gentleman should howl mote cominummiton rub the Post Olice, with a view to remedy the incouveinwice:. Ibis Petition. which 'sultan she parish of Pail.h,.gtots and the inhabitants in the neighbourhood ot the • Edgewate-road, fru Mtn brought up. and ordered to be printed. Mr. SPENCII presented& Petition from the widow. of a Mac clesfield silk-tbrowsta, piaying tel otinallematiun !rum as. aritiug 'le the midair's of. the duty on &metro thrown silk . The Hon. Member preheated a similar petunia worn-Janies Smedley. a silk. dtiowster, to Holywell, m Flintabire.—The Pannonia/ere ordered in be printed. Ib. ROBERTS tormented a Petition from a silk-tbroirster in - Psfitsius, praying for compreation in consequence of the loss be would MIMI& Inaentimire4uaion of the mules on foreign thrown silk. The Hue. Member presented a nastier 'Petition Item Such Stubbs, silithrtwster, in bamibach, Cheshire. Mr. Alder's* W A ITH MAN, in presenting a similar ?lithos from a sink-throweter in Newbury, atter - stattag the semis expenikd by this IndividiNg on his concern, and the los. be was likely to sue. nun, requested that the discussion on the Bilitntrianiceti by Minis ters might be alstpuned for a few days. - He did out make that request oil his ut account, but from a consideration that Cite Inva sive alerted great t . 'thee Inivests. and our tim tau been *Vela to the t.tieuir t gla Its u hilly into coo •ulermiluti, and to laileni such representation' it Flume as aignt woo IkeentaPe the partial' concerned. lullakilig star delay sir Was nut esl:lCe.y without pctsutialleotives, fur he wished to express its opinions tau ihc sub ject as taxis his judgment eoable.t sum to do. whisk be had net yet InillaCtellly 4104,44 owwig to 1114t.innitibill. would, theretuee, be a matter of faivesiience to bionet. ; hue , in requesting it. he we. alai( actuated (rum • 'conviction of p it. piety or the measure Ming generally known, su that Ai parries might have an opportunity tit making their represensatium w tiot House. lie hoped the Right Hun. Genticatioa npoosue would, thereture, vain the requited desay, wince be was toe more em boldened to ask, as loss tioo. Friend (Mb. Etta) had puitponed his mutton at the request tit a &tight lava. G. Mr. FY LEU concurred in the Hon. Mena jeer; wish for post at Mr Secnrtary PEEL was anwilling, lathe absence of his Right Hoo• Friend, who had the charge tit tee nse.sugc. to pomp) e us consideration. He thoeght that ample ooportuteiry had beets stein to examine the merits, tit the Bill, and, if alterations were to be pro. posed, the ptoper time to bring diem forward would be when in Comouttee. He considered it rather bard, whets his Right Hots. Friend was Avast, nibs called spun to postpone the comfderetioa of a measure of which soMcient notice bad bocce given. if it were intended to &Sam tie principle of the 11111 there would he au up. portunity of doing Mutt the mutton that the Speaker do leave the (hair • Mahe whole bpinfoo that discusaion would most prubabsy *fire hitor tke-gleitil•iitstl not the principle of the Lithe—Toe pen. tiros was.in shred tote printed. bin. truBHOUSE presented a Petition front the inbab:tints of Ike parish of St. Pancrat o in the county of Aliddleu.x.' agat u i t for Select'Vastry Act. The Hon. Member preWsveil slmd.r petintios frees' the pandit* of St. Bartholomew the (great, add St. tines, Cripplegate. Without. City s.f Loudon.—Law upon the tattle Mr. thUSKISSON intimated a Penton none the H w.-holders and inhabit...moo( l a iveryioul Against Certain clause. ill the li.ll re litive to the employment of able-bodied labourer.. • Mt. FY LER resented a Petition from the "Ribbon We errs of Coventry, expressing their alarming epreheit.lont of the measures now in cootemplation.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. R. COLBORNE. in the absence tit an am Friend (Sir James Macintosh), beggfd to postpone the motion fellbectiug tie. Olteilly's claim on the East India Company, for !mu:: by the rave:lcy of the Registrar of the Court of Madras, sad smith t Motion, to the 41st of May. Their Lordabipe mem was announced to several Private Bills. 'their Lonishipacramd • copy of the Report of the Select Com mittee appoiated last Session by the Howse of Cosumuus to imparts lotto the Mate et the Police of the Metropolis. Ve/ITlttga. • Mr. HOEHOUSE lose to bring onward his motion with respect to the regulation of parish Vestrtrs.. lie said he would find it necessary on that 0CC.161011 in 14kd ep.the times f the tiouse the Linger in con,rqiimue of , fealisig that he would not disch 4ge his duty it he were mat to Impress upon Honourable Members the impor tance of the subject he was about to ititrodtme to their inotice. He Might say, without attaching too rear or false importance to it, that it was a *31%0c - which •bad at all times engaged the attentioo of the people f this ioutury, that it deserved to do so, and that at Various periods of English ,History it had been agitated-in.thrt .House. Ile • was aware that there were a great ountbrr of important topics broughti*by Honourable Membrrs before the House, which had, perhaps, yose-twit atid reasonable claims .to their attention, but he was. also consiaced . that if they looked, fatally into the • present one, eta:mined its details, and considered its bearinit upon the well-being and comfortaig society. they won d agree with him in thinking that there sere but kw pointsinore worthy the attention of the reptmmitatmes of the.pbople. In entering upon-the subjem he was in. doted, dot only by se senso.of its abstract "importance, 'but also by another.sellaon, which be would.. sake the Obesity tb-atatea , Thaverasos was, that wimavaPploc.- ekes iii4baeamildeto_ibia House of Cons inns' : 10 - t if c t an iskatatiottin tba kcal govittament cit• cite country n indiliedual pariah's,. and. had deem-.d it hi. disci to adeocate the claim, of those -he tholhOrt ag. grieved iq these plashes, he was met by ti e d.krition of- 44 Why, instead of making individual. mid - partico. lir complaints, why do you not tako the Iris iuvidiuov step of introducing woe general measure that allay • ••• 'k S . • - ' • ' ' • - . - •.:1.--.•... t•‘ I . , • i• .* ko - 1511.1144Je1 f . . . ••• . • •• . . • 47 9 .4e i 1 f ,b . ' . , .. . ; ...., •' , -".. ' ' .-.- ' ' ••••• .'. .••• .' - . -'. . .''. • . • ' ••!,.." • k • . A1 12 A 1 4 611116111 L1a 1 - • 1 i t . • , .. . 4 I ... • . . = , .• • • . . . • •‘' .`••• • 11 •• • ;•• • _ • . • *P. 1.4 . 11 4 ' 6. • - :3 4 4 ' 440 4 . 4 4 6: 4 •.• ' . •I n• •• • ' " 4 'lt 1:i 4:44. - 4 . •• ", • ' • t • Is •;,;•:: • • . 1 • ' ••• Vli 'T • • . !kr' c ' A . - Mir ;• - *WOMB R -i8 /56 3 WEDNESDAY *EI L NG , *EN& ' ~ A • '3, - 6. . ihWER WA:PARLIAMENT.: • • • - • . • . • - • NOUSE •OF' LORDS, APRIL 24. - Th. Dube of Nessioe . ateiaid• Eliseeina, sad Lord Curroak• took the oaths sal theft mita, by Virtue of the Reagan Cethulic Relief BA ' Earl GREY prestoted a, ,Priitiiin trope ,the physiciens of New. caalts.eipoo!Tyne.praying ter tactility% towards procuring subjects tee anatoray.—Ordered to be on the t*bk.' • - • Sir A Gnaw wed sclera oihd 'Members of •the Wow of Commons brought up the Spanish. ciatote* thr'Assesie4 "rases. Cunipoeititto AU, the Greensick /despite! Bill, the Estt•lndia Compatii Writers Bill, and seeeql Vete/ate Bilk, whith Were reed a bra eider. • Laid Low wit brouglir up tht• Clarence Railway SIR. • Mr. sissy Rica brought up the Dublin Gas Light Intprovo 'tient am. . . . Mr. Coesirtf brought up the St. Paul's (Covent -garden) Vestry .-Hill, which was read a hrsi time. • The Karl of Al A L Ulf moved chat i Message be sent to ,the Hove of Cummins requesting a copj of the !ern' of the Select Commiluns appointed last Sessioli . in itignite.into the state Of the Police of the Sietropolli. The N.4tie Rail said his 'mason for Amities for the report was; that "Iteii:Loidships might be in'' possessiOn o" the information contained. therein respecting that im port/at subjest before thetbeasure DOW in progress through die other House of Parliament Shollid reach their Lordsbipses-Ordered. NATO LtIIATIOX JDWS. Lord TRYNH A M presented Irons certain 'ribald 'tants of the shy *of Dobler: praying fir a retritionot the laws which imposed civil disabilities spun the Jews. and -particularly praying ter a repeal of the Irish :Naturalis,tion . Bill. which prohibited foreign Jews from being naturalized in Ireland. , The petitioners etpreieed theit hope that, since it bad been deemed right by the Goetrettient 1. enact a law which-was so much calculated to pro mote the welfare of Ireland, they would begraciously pleased to ettend, their liberality to that class of his Majesty's subjects The Noble Lord conceived the subject to be worthy of the consideration of the - Hinge --Ordered to lie on the table. Lord TRYNH AM• presented similar • Petitions from Clositarf, in the county of Dublin, and from a Fetishist the county of Kil kenny. • ." •. • The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition from Sir F. Fortune, prating foi an inquiry boo the Meant the high pri6 of tea, and complaining of the meow* r the tradb.—Orderedt• lie on the table. . ..• . . srs 111411111101 OP mosuisay's The Marquis of LA ?ODD WN 'saki, he had received that morn ing a communication from the Nate. Muquis, who, on the last day their Lordships met, stated his intention at lizinian early day for the purpose of enteringinto an espial:tattoo of his conduct while he the head of his Majesty's Government in Ireland, requsstiaj him to say that be was prevented (rem being in his place by reset" of severe indispodtion ;* but that it was eis intention, if it soiled their Lordships convenience, to enter into that caption:inn, *hie* he would do in moving for papers connected with his Government in Ireland, on Monday neat. The Duke of WELLINGTON asked what the papers Ruse? The 'Marquis of LANSDOWN wail not aware. On the motion of the Rod *of MARLIN, the Sint& Seising' Bill went through 4.Conntlittee- • • - • The. Commissioners of the Navy Dill. and the ' lBOl l l 011eeke Widows' Pensions Bill. WrSkt through Comnsittees. The Scotch Registers' Bill was read a second thne.—The gotiob then adjourned. • • • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The HOUN 11set at four o'cloek, pursuant to ' • Mr. Wattan, frogs the 01Bee of Woods and Faims, presents& Returns to Orders of the House of April ithh relative is the Ruud Iniproventeuts. • • On the mudoti of Mr. kfoultousi try Rill was read a diltd thee acid pang* lz Mt. Sevettorlett took klisvath! aa4lllllol Waif , . . • ; . . • 04 +' • .