Star. — London, England, 1830-07-08 00:00:00

57. Gam rest. Broad-es sett. r.i..000, to defrsiy the Salaries to certain Oaken, and the ex. aims of the Cons' and Iteceipt of Exchequer. to pay the Salaries or Allowances granted to Certain Pali-sans in the Universities of Oxford and Cantbridge, for reast, ing couesesof Leostrres, for the year 14110. £13,778 2s. so pay the Salaries of the Consiasioneva of the 10., solvent Debtors' Court, of their Clerks, and the contingent earwigs of their office. PUBLIC MEETING at the •FREEMASONIP TAVERIi, On MONDAY, Jew S. M 314 at Twelve for One o'Clock, For the ELECTION ef OFFICERS by the Shareholder's G ENERAL CEMETERY COMPANY (to be est* blished by Act of Parlianseno Capital, 4'2 , 00,000, in Shares of 405 each. Shares may be obtained of Messrs. Spew, Peel, and banker., Temple-bar Without. • PROVISIONAL TRUSTEES. had Viscount Milton Andrew SpAtiswoode, Sir John Dean Paul, Bat I George Frederick Carden, Esq. PROVISIONAL C 4 IM M ITT RE. Aden.) tiew. Fiesietick Carden, Esq. John Fairlie. Esq. Edward Foss, Esq. John Wields, Esq. George Robert Paul, Eaq Augustus Pugin, Esq. William Itothery, Esq. Robert William Skein, Req. Robert Walpole. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. Benjamin Wyatt, Esq. 24,0311, to pay in the year 1830 the salaries of the Olken and the contingent expenses of the Office for the Saporinteadmos Aliens ; sad aka the Superannuation or Rai* Allowances", s ens (comedy employed in that service. £OJBBl2'. 7d. to defray the charge of Retired Allowances as Stasaannuations to persons formerly empioyal hi Public Oakes Sr Departments, nein the public wearier, for the year 1830. £13.647 10s. to grant relief in the year 1830 to Toalonese and Cordean Emigrants, Dutch Naval °Kra% Saint Domingo. Su& &revs, and others, who have heretofore received Allowances front his Majesty, snit who, bent- cervices pevfamoth or loom sustawila in the British servics, have special claims upon his Majesty's kip tke and line ality. i2x2.stel, to dotal the expense of the National Vaccine Esib bliahnient. £21,1315, nedeftay the amanita of the Establishment of the Pail. teatime Monet at Milbank. Cl,OOO fur the support of the Institution called the Om the D. Nti. WC. • • £4,000 for the Relief of American Loyalists. 43,0&1 to defray the expense of continiug and maintaining Cil. Mal Lunatics. 25,712. 7s. Illth to pay the annual Allowances to Protestant Dili. tenting Slinistas iu Enghuid, poor French Protestant* Refuge Clergy, poor Ptench Protestant Kerma,. Likty, and sundry small Charitable and other Allowancea to the Poor of Saint Martin.`- the-Fields, and otlitra, for the year 1831111 £i5,000 fur his Majesty's Foreign and other Secret Services. 4.70,000, to defray the expense of printing Acts and Bille, Bel ports, a:laugher Papers, fur the two aeum.ut radiant*, fur the year 1830 • £B,OOO, to defray the expense of printing under the direationiof the Commissioners on Public Records, fur the year 1830. £98,850, to defray the expense of providing stationary. and binding, for the several . public deparementruf lloveranient, br the you 1830, including. the expense of the • establishment of th e Stationery Office. £19,000, to defray die extraordinary expense* arthe 81iAtla fee gold coinage. £7,000, to ditty). the oseriestdinery enplanes that may be inverted or Prosecutions; &c. relating to thrCoiri of this Kingdom, fur du year 1830. £15.000. to defray the expense of Law Charges. £107.988, to defray the expo)* attending the confining, matte taining, and employing Convicts at home and at Bermuda. X 35,0011. to defray the exponent' incurred fur the supper* of maid Negroct &c. fur the year 1830. £18,700, to pay, in the year 1830; the Salaries and Welded Expenses of the Cammitainners appointed oaths pest of his M* under• the TlVllder. with S*n, Portugal, mid the Netherlands, venting the , illegal traffic in Slaves. , .628.000, to defray the expenses of the Missions and ' Counuiasions to the New Staceof America .C 87,9711, to pay the Salaries of Cumuli General and _ their conthiskot rapenten, and Superannuation Allowasete to • Gonaule. .C 1 .441,000, to defray,. in the year 1830, the amount of Bills f' item New South Wales and• Van Diesneree land, on al the Expenditure ineward-ferr'Gonvicts in them Ilatlemente. +BIOOO, to pay; in the year lON, the Fees due and pay the officers-of the Parliament on all Bills tor continuing or log any Acts fur making and maintaining, keeping it repair, or - Tiampike Itnadk, which shall OM the Illbstiel of The Marquis Wellesley Lord Viscount Milton Sir John Dean Paul, Bart. ' Sir Robert Price. Bart. M.? Andrew Spottiswunde. resq.M. P. The Hon. Wm. Booth Grey Cut Sir Henry Pynn Kyrie Money Mak* William Henry Newton Hew. James Harris Hobert Walter Carden, Esq. John S. Clarke, Ksq. An eligible site for a general cemetery having offered itself. + public are now invited to join in this great national improventent. The grounds will be laid out and planted after the manntr of lr d ii i p t celebrated Cemetery of Pere-la-Chaise, surrounded with an I • mental enclosure of sufficient height, and so watched and guard id as to prevent the possibility of the sepulchres within being vicolatod' ur dis:urbed. Within this area parishes, put lie bodies, and indivi duals may obtain ground for interment, with liberty to erect ma*- solo time or monuments, after their own designs. Vaults asd eat.icombs will also be constructed for general use A register of the death. age. and description of each hulis interred. and of the situation of every monument, will be and be open to inspection in the sante manner as the reg of parishes. Original subscribers will be entitled to the privilege of rersoviaig their relatives from other places of interment, at reduced fees. Calculating on a small proportion of the annual- interments (40,000), there can be nu doubt of an ample retent fir the it pita! inve.ted. At a SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING, bed at the Er masons Tavern, on Wednesday, the etb of June last, at wh •pw: , rds of MO Persons were present, Lord Viscount MILTON, in the chair, be fulluwing resolutions were ilgrellki to.. It was moved by the Marquis or Landowne, and seconded by Rev. James Barris. I. That interment within the metropolis is highly objeetir leading to consequence. injurious to heullb► and tilleralvetp , ' It was moved by Andrew Spoetlawoode, &q. Si. P. and s by Sir Robert Prior, Bart. M.P. 2. That the most annul way ot remedying.- the evil I. establishment of spartiosucenieeries without the Sinks oath , k which. wbileshey ow►duce•to public beak); may bevendered high degree urnameatat to the•tttetropelisi It was moved by Sic J. 1/.. Peel, Bart, and saiewedird by J.T. ' by miff' 41141/ bilperiOi C 0111,.. Emboli re ipkettng Ned Property& ' filter cline of the hisftkilsbadat gatablishinent artsbilhisaltat et ratabliamens .;3j Trinity Hall—W. W. nntyth. Cat Brine Hall—T. Jarrett, A. Power. J. Wilson, Josiah Toe liana, T. P. Wri t ht, J. Uikteedale, atli&J. Mamba BERNAILEr PIigRAGE. WcoxiesDAlM. little 1.--Commrtris or' Patett.tetli. Mr. Bsouseasit'airysteeth on behalf of Ce%eel Meelege,. to 7Jo some fora. demurer* in this ease t and as anale . alleipt hid Anton by doe etkee able on the ehertei oe n Queen" Dome (which formed the festideden of the intim dike). haloes rlie unto not a gem of deb realm, he cited a passage (TOM Ileoediettgi Abbsa.to Are that snot/lame had been sworn to Quint Cestioe ilk the same manner se td Queen Mary sad Quiet Asa. far. Illingworth, Camel !Terkel. y's orgent 4 dim platittced tlir original charter, which lie found In the muniments of Berkeley Castle. Crocesexaartineti• by Mn NICOLAS (who aypernod on behalf if ,Sir J. Shelley Sidney.)--There were two charters grant-d by Hen,/ '1 f. also in the muniments, bee the Atheism does **predate AV*. lice as they .3ing parts. hottever, the plantations are an estieption to this rential sp. pearance,.eepeclellr in *One Parts of Maidstone, Bakiiiiiir,rutleigh, and Peckham • we inutetstqad they arc not swirly so Aral, and the bine is good.— ' Mak/stows Joartsal. Nlaturroxit, Jt: Lf s.—Every day since oar fast repo rt fly has made ks appease**, add coming at Ibis peeled o the its cifccts will be aft sivetelr. Most of alit keit p thins becoming moo find. and the ratite have increased the 'hi. sill coneidel she* duly tidy much over fated. -- plantation is daiLy worse, Ind the eit/ that distriii. by part es tato a$ b est informed rated at less thin kit year: The Weald. of Kcnt tattoos age mUCT tifpns slate our last publication. (ran* A: eiSiutel ro tin E irk )--t hal ACCOVInti dons ate m glinftithan last week. The OA it up by ate Ka and In *tatty pikes, as Horwitooden, pity, the leaflet littie Wed stripped off; in older r vermin. The week tibia are said to be beyond / anti the strongest Writ* covered with mould. in Worcester and thirreyste not in a more fi Kentish truer it ptettebY is gteady over-rated. mum out more kindly then it hie hitherto been, exceed from 20,0001. to 114,0104—Maidsfirne Mr. BMX/ GllAlf fibiltrlrt, thee, if ferriffil 4 AV eirtrters o. 11. should be produced, but the present claim Wai founded entity on the charter of Queen flearinr. The At tows cw.Oftwenet. did not away.. the production Of oms--- diem. • Teeter/AT. J 1: LT . B.—High water *min.. Stetted persons corieement in ancient writings' weer then etimlned Wind W SM.—Arrived the Beta, from Charlestt eir to arch opinion whether the cheater produced was as ersieht ash June, with cotton; Mona steamer, Jones , Dublin. peofased to be. code tone reamer, Owens, Helfer, with Fundri, Mitt dated the ease od behalf of Canner Ilinkeley. Oarlieana, in ballast; Comet steamer, Phillips. I Mt •.% scouts then adfleessed the onnimhtier tit behalf./ Si r . mail. Off the pert,- at eight post. Hogarth, teem Stalky Sidney, who preferred a claim to the title as descended( riet, Charleston ; Edema. 31o'fik . ; Hibernie r . Th omas , w h o was create d L or d B er t e l e y by wr it to him and packet ship of the 10th ultimo,;• Christina, I fa of his body, in the Bid year of the reign of rdward le whi. ? May ; William Appleton, Jamaica ; Caraboo, tole had descended to the present Foul Berkeley. Ile Maranhain. would undertake to show A their lordship that it never whoa Nall. ,* Cleated Outwardss—Concordia, Poet, fur ' ny by tenure. If their lordships should establish thoclahn of Col; p. Cowman, Bahia; Hellespont, Pratt Boston the constitution ailed house would be entirely changed. sad tie Qatbee and Alentesid; Amelia Mn,•lai / iirereystive of the Crown encroached upon. Beefy' Man who pose / Matanzas; Triad,/ Oreill,. New York I. Failia, arsmd lands which had , at any time been held per haredia. 'mold' AgiA J a, b;vrissitokork f OMNI, Reilly, ; prefer a claim to • seat in that house, and their lordships Add" bandy. would be entirely occupied in discussing gulch chartist Need such Parted Poet 11006 Woad bound, No. , thing as a barony by tenure did tithe; he would convince the British. brig, hem Jameica,.,a. II are Passed house that it had no titiatence since the reign of John. In the int inward bent* N•• 2 37 / 9 Vthitsins, British '' • lace. lie submitted that' there was no evidence tel•show that Berkeley Demerara. Calderas a•tenure perbereinionszeseept the charerof Queen lileattor We have had a moat animated demand.for a who had no right to make a pant of lands • and the charters pea. •eales sinount Akan bags, and as advance of ceding and •übitequent to that of Queen 111;tatioV petard' them lands • week's prices has in many instances be. a paid. to be held by knights' Derek.; sod such a tenure did not render have been takes by speculators. the tenant one of the 1191qOPIN &atones. or entitle him to a writ oft Coax PactlitoOll...—Tbe imports still consist t mnions-tO the light:dive averiblies. Whin the atfloyige Chafes . can Shur. of which upwaida of 30,0011 barrehehat as panted by John, it had never been positively aseretrinod this day week. One cargo of wheat has arm whether the rank of seajores &ironer was derived front both ii. York : the quaky is remarkably time,.aed wool num and: write, se lions writi Of rimmorie alone. It Ads evident the highest quotations. A few small parcels e'• • hat, scormline to the provisions of Magna Chines a term*, • ' Ward, inn fr floor old oatmeal theexpeets•s. in chief of the Crown. by keighte reviler, did not' entitle die nue to exceed the imports. Though the weather, tenant• tb a special writ , or sumatene, ttnleor he was sr biting,. has not lien settled, there has iota • considtreAle Mot, earl, or one of the utujores krone.. But it was an better, and the operations - of the corn trade '— There stated that the mere tenure of laiids, Wen - If held ;Mr been upon a much lesi; extensive scald. The • • • • rendered a , man one otthe mojaree burettes. BF the however, whose stocks arc geeerally very ' - er/ofJohn, the rt es humors werreumnioned by the l'rmsik ; come to merlon, sod the quantity of free g .. but those who held by knight's service were sumniimed by•the Os. try small composes, prix. e. even with a Moderate demand, elamation Of the aweigh.. But on impintant change sank place in sail creeping up. At the dome of the erect. some c hoic e the reign of Henry 111, foe in the charter granted in that reign it idol of aroma yellow wheat!' reached Itis. lid. to I Is. and t that wits she great operating chatter) them wait' ntif a' Wed' a i are few parcels of foreign to be had under Hi.. 3d. to 10s. 6d. summoning the teepees &aroma; but• special writi wets iesuedteit *His. The best leisn wheat is had at a patisserie that reign to the bishop% abbots, and earls. and it was thin norm Oats amasser to meet a good catswuptive . that the commons Did sent repteisentedives to Piellathents ea there are nn' few of any (I:scarier. •o be had under . • • frets their lordships' cormattees on the dignity of a Art pealed'; for a few small parcels 0 choice Scotch and prime .• the maim observed, " that the right of a person to ehdion es. lid. has beets obtained. Barley is also rather dearer, In be a' lord of Parliament, by *MIMI of retime, eitherfas of Wall* or peas there has beet, no chat.ge. There is' very an earl Ilea I baron (ii suds art had existed at the-time of the . - beat left as the market, mid 37. to 311, anew derrandid I charter of John), should be cows Wered as abrogated by the chute' hest qualities. Ausericen treed/our leas been nit re inquired bt cirenniatinees; without as y distinct law* for the purpose” TI t h e retailers, and time sad •of the week may be estimated i leented- itowdool • that ref ffred to the claim of the barony of Roos, Myrtle at 375. to Mrs. This article in bond has . bean ,which title was In existence in the reign of John, and the Duke though rather lonertates would be takfta. Wheat; en the . 'Sitilitf& having - chimed it he IS% as a barony by'teture articled has been in request, :tad 7.. bd. to Ils. has been faked fur Beivoie.caitle, their lordships% rejected the claim, and confided parcels. Its whew iso.t.td artwless noising rustertill has iiites title on Lady Henry Fitzgerald, is coheir of Betty de This Morning's market wisithit.ly utterttledll either tows., Boom; sidentelied to Paella/rant in the reign of Henry 111. Mere, and the business of the stay was on a very 1111 1 44.14111 e 1.44611 lie learned comusel then replied to the arguments used on rather higher price. were. howeier. paid f.tr el' desetip.i.tee ef wht the oth e r side respecting the tight . of !gallop to sit in their oats :bait be noted hilly Id. per 113",.. dearer. P tees of . fit kedishlpir . home in entire of their temporal• possessions. oliservbig were unaltered , but oatmeal brou g h t a n advance or lid . to b . , that Lord Hale was of sp inie r that Biahops did not sit in the Hare No 'sides reported in locked yam. of Peers &slimier by tenure, Maly custom and usage ; end ' ably WatlitlitiM mitred, Maid mit in'the House of • Lords t attached ki each bisboprick as one of the coneeqoenets of the s i. Jiance hearten church and slate. IS support of this pletition, it ited•eravel attest aotherities. Hellas . referred to the cast ni be barony of Fitewalier, *itch v.fas disputed in iseq, on which occasion a council, aim • - of .11ii Matthew HAN the Gam iChief Jaelicm- and several pillars, carat to a Implodes “ that. the [palate of a Moony by tenure being discouraged it was found• t hare-heti diatentintled' foe many are, and vintirtiehitt; ate sif . tit to he revived, at to admit of any pretence or right to •I thetetipm, and that the of a barony by tenure was is 7 chitid, (Or edighif reffsonik r =t c ri e be lisibeed Mi.' 4 / • '.. '' - Thielmmed comae{ was intenupted in the wide of hif e rf4a '. meters, ts and the further conrideratiou of the ease was ad al* - ~ At 11311111 . 1r1K1.1 1 ..141.4 0. CIIIVIS A? IA Ask : Ps Sbe • 4,Ci .....,........ i I VIM% .....• . ..? ...... 9,520. PI. Beef .....4.444'1.1 4* 44 44 Veil .44 Cl *al 4101440 ... .44 14: 4. , 44 Perk 44 041 It. Lamb ..... -44 04 54 CA Hay' (per *id). st.l 9.: Clntret, 1!5 l5, iStraw. AI 144. to 4 103 414; WKW6 Kit AND I.RADlttitAti.. Jbmi: Tom waa only a sualerate pappiv at thebe abarksia nn. owl Hy the sreser.—i'et atom of sitia Le UM s+: sl. hat. M. Mat54440i.104. so 4.. et yr•l to 4.. SA. PGA, tia. At. t*,4% Lignh. Mk. 4 , 1. to 6 s‘i I • .. . , i .,. ilk • • . owee•"" -- •.: - 1 :i: . . , AfEETINPS Op CRILD *- 11:1; 4 •7 8 , a121111111411111184 1 . .... IiAArPU'Lt-TRE T „ . -....- . • . _, EAST AVIA Norm, Jody 7, 1830. I ..„ . • •!of)q • .0 !. •.. , (11141, - • •( 1 0 11 ‘ '------' • T HE COURT of DIRrCTORS of the UNITED - i art - ---..0n0--- ." , II • . 7 r l i ' . ,A.....,- ~• . 1 , - ',...- ... 1hi1., 5 ,.. \ ( _ ic t YO-ttokeow-..Yeititt eirtTltiat• VA/7'4lWe MERCHANTS of ENV:LAND, eroding te / _ L . t . - .-- , , N M. Hyslop, of Tokenise/use-yard. merchant He u .., ! , I. , u. . > - ' 4 :/ J. Searle, of lesenbard..ereet. bill.broker . . Ore EAST I.VDIES, do hereby give Make, • . . I That a Special General Court of the said Company, will be • -_ , -- :--- (c :S t . t‘Nr- - i-- . 4110) t)) , • 1 PJ. I'. Co . rdingley. of Lombard-street. lacenten. . , J. Walker. of Allemotreet. Carliele.kne, Lambeth, builder " 1 . held at their House in Leadeethall.street. on FRIDAY. the Nth • -- 7- 7 -.% ., . ' ".././fr \ •W. A. Shore. of Lane.end, Stoke.upon.Trent. S•affordshite .- Inenon, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, le Weak/ of an Ad. • 07e . ~, ,'\ • 1 - • wine.merehant - I 1 ' R Buxton. of Skihner.stftet, Snow-hill. Milliner .. .. 1:' I deem of Condoletwe from the East India Company se Ms Majelq, ^ 4 ' 1..--- a.„,,.-..t...-..... .......... d - ,.. 1 ODIC Arz t -„, H.c. PengseeNoldweitt. of Princaotirfte, Con: upon Ow Death of the lase King, Ms revered sail lamented Bather a __ ~ , _ % "•-•''''` - i - ri l wo ve AN - MACTA jib • 2.4 1. ai. 0 se , • ' .. • mercial.road. lombeth, ironmongers • 1 and of Cenratulation upon his Majesty's Aeosseion to the Throne • • 9 G. Purnell. of H jell-given, Shoreditch. victualler. Si . . Maltese Realms. , . li. Johnston. of Water.etreet, real.nterettwo - * I i I . -.. . . PETER WIRER, Secretary. • , A. M. Johnson , of West Smithfield, vie:m.ller • • . • 11. 1 I i r.. . t / . 111110.11.111116. SECOND MEETINGS. ": .--~. LAND AND BUILDINGS, N°. 13,520. THURSDAY EVEIVING, ,ULTLY 8, Iss 9. pnirt 7n. . ft. T. Moore, of Castle.court , Budge-row. liidgiog.humue i ensinesseskeeper • - - _ . , _______ ,-, - . 'e G. Stern, of Notfidit.street. Strand, bookaella 4. • •• • TEIR ARMOURY. NEAR BRISTOL . . _ . . - - - . ti TO BR DISPOSED OF BY PUBLIC TENDRR, SUPPLIES FOR THE PRESENT YEAR. , .CLERICAL IkTELLIGEACE. . J. A. Richardson, of Adam-street. Adelphi, wine.tnerettaisr.: 1 filfilE -BUILDIIGS erected for an Armoury, situatedlls . . FOIST MRETINOS. i -.4 11 4.-. • • , ..-..mg...- G. Phillips, of t ',trod-street. eunf-ctioeser. I- , S. Btookes, of Ball's Pond. Islington, nurseryman ............ . I A, new B&W, and on the road leading to Gloucester ; come wising a cirecieve and nutmeat Brea Banding, with aripmkg ,„ T h e following Resolutions were reported in the House 'of Calrottralen. JOLT 6..-The following gentlemen were created Masters of Ararat our commencement chi. day : J. Hulme, of Mteleumotreet, pawnbroker A. Penton. of Oxford -street, bookeeller . 4 , ia • warloos ansebed and unutached Buildings, standing epon Onell l ° °°° °° 31 °°d°Y i ng . 114 and agreed tee eiss-r". i 1 Matra C o ll ett .- W . Hill Tucker John Chapman G. Hamilton. That a eon, not exceeding 32,5001.6 c granted to his Majesty, to* 14 . 41 , 5 he Nusige...o.o. Cannel , owe e tiepe ; rj j„ f y,,„,, W. J. Ward, of ()madame, Deptford, victualler hie° ands Hair °I 14 ° 11 * The Buildings sr° lisrmfitied b Y defray the expense of works and repairs of public buildings , and foe mienne . hos. ,...-_ ~ . • '•-'' 3. thilme, ot Alfted.street. Stepney, victualler ........ ...... .. ! • W. Mune and C. V. Lightfoot. of Birchin.lane, clothiers..... w. 9 ....WM, NOMIL 1 ii Greene. higibleidlwalla they seWhs good repair, and well calculated foe furniture and other charges, defrayed by the OM_ __ft of V. Otkel;:li t Sid College.:-Jas. Scott . Baker Jae. Hale, Tito.. Heyward Ilanstactory. the year 1830; and that the said erns he. issued and paid iii e Tusher, otei F. i t owse n . . ' • . " REGINTIIR ()#' PUBLIC SALES,ItsIy B. . I The Premises may be 'dewed on application at the Armoury ` aeY he 01 ether Seduction whatever. - • , Trittitg College...W. Webb Follett. E. Carlton Cumherhatelq - and any fortbre particulars will be given by applying to the Coat. That .17;01S be granted to defray thee:Opium °Ulnas most IW. aims. • Beedam Charlestrorth. Thomas Turner. Vilyntino \lessee. Ken? eon Sus.-A House, extensive Yard, with • 1 at Poet Patrick Harbour. • Fowls! flovendat. Owen Lloed , H. R. Crewe. H. Entan . Good: Shope and Stabling. Mary - street , Hanipst ' ead.road 4 held for 94 minding Sopa Inglree; sr Kteter. £8,009 to defray the expense of worki executing at Darnel . ' kart, Joie* Pieleine, Roy/land Ingram, S. Sm;th, 11. J. Shacklet years, at. 101. grimed rent, subject to an annuity of 641. per amion, Tenderseo be sided and sent coder cover t. the Secretary Harbour. ' ton, C. W. Clialklen. W. Gibmit, C. Earle, F. Leighton. J. Neeld, 1,1001. die Bacolod (u Pall•mall. Landis 'teethed le the earne r ' el k s " m4tha Y the ex P ett " ' lathe weelu ` sagitting at the LI c. mnfbin Perry Smith Anthony 0,8%4, Fred. Wm Dowell: MEssais Ruin WORTH AND jallVta.44. Leasehold Residence,' ! " Tender teethe pirchaistalthe Armoury at Bristol," which w hatheue °f George the Felted' at town. •• W. Cagy DObbs. G. R. Prescott, F. J. Shepherd. R. Collyer, %Y. With garden, AL 8, Jeffiers.terrace„ Kentish 'Fown, let to Lady- ; xti,ono, towards defraying the expense . of erecting churches in t C. Fomicreau, C. Shapland Whitoime. J. Talbot. Hugh fief day nes!, at ibl. held for 70 yeaft, .at U. la. ground.reni- . , * tetanal until the Slit Ado. 1630. • West Indies. * gssiktim, R. Appleton, Weretute Give% C. Maiden', Long. T; WM. 10s. 'i' .By Order of the Boned. £B.OOO, towards defrayingtheexpentie elf ereitlog and win, , , Eran Ii ee,W. C.(Masten, T. Tnornhili, C. Jolinstate. llowerd A Leasehold Residence, No. 44. Upper Norton4treet, hear tie- ' la. BYHAM. Seenonoo. Pirrat klabli% Potne, Milford. Haven. * .• _ : Lt/phtfidlire, 0. Stansfeld-, F. Vents* flowleened. •" &rut% latch,kit at ;a held fue,4B•yeare, at 11. 41. groand net EISAIS 0.-MrannisddolwagALAWlNal...42,olloAloo !hat, 7 St,Jftem'eleollege-J. Peke, Hobert J. Bartlett , Denjesnin Hal _um ,- • • . r . • Odin of ordnance, 14th May, 1630. . , per Oaks .. eniaf, - E. Irate, E. Pftosek. Ges A • Noto7 r t i oo th,, l • ll ° ll l. ' A insidance. Ne. 76. Omit Theidleld.sheet, 3litry.la.honne, k, £4.7 0 0, to &tray the expenses nedteColnewthwtet;teethe 1(01 1. Huh: Jo a n ' s/ red . Denham. lain T. Yorke. &A wait Jerk for 5 years, it 10111. li year s held /or 1/' yeah, at 101 grutind.nont- , • AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERJEANTS,INN, i l ea e nd .egoertie Kowa H ar m on , ,„, reit. Honey Thompson, Chariot de la Cour, Win. Thomas Anirohnes 57oguihries. FLEET-STREYT, Juit. 7,183 g. , /memo. to d e f ray t h e ezpense o f t h em , B u ddi ng' s ' the Britian John Antrohns. Wm. Bull, Fred. Fittherbert Haitlewood, J. W. MIL Oasis (of Aylesbury).-A Freehold Water-Mill and Pre. ' i . Museum. ; Lay. Da . vid Mead. Thomas . Spyerte Fred. I. Fano. Henry ri! . orie s mien, called the Lower Sauuderten 11 ill. Opining Bleak.* Biotin., r Pr HE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of the - Z 30,400, to defray the Selectee and Allowances to the of house. lt in. Paull, &Mi. Stott Haswell, T. Powp °wraith 'red; with a residence, lain. gardens, orchards, and pounds. in ell up. • A. AMICABLE SOCIETY foe a Perpetual Assurance Offices the Houses of Lards and Commons. Wm. G. Barra. Alfred Hadon Barns, Charles I.evihgeton, Fred, a ards of Mar acres, land-sax 71. 13.. 4d. a year -19001. do hereby give Notice, that Attendance will be given, at the So. £17.000. to defray the expenses of the Houses of Lords • . Checre, Wm. Wyllie George ftideaut. Thomas Everett. Charles A Frestaid Water hll.ll near 11. e preceding, known As the Not.h ckty's House, hi Sergeent's.inn, Fleet.street. on TUZIIDAY, the Commons for the year IBM. . : Hicks Osye, John Buxton ' Marsden, Edmund lkinboy, Aomori AIM. with a Cottage. garden, and prentima, land.taa 41. Us. lard.... o make good the of the Fee Fund in the dos ft Wm. Burrou hee year-1 AA. ... 13th, and Tatranievobe Rid and Seth days so JULY instant, and £ 24 - 000, , his . deficiency . _ en. • I .• • _ partment of Maje s ty's Treasury. _;: Down enry White. ' '. Wilt itaWATa. 1 t on TEUISDAY., the :nth day of A tutus r next, from Eleven of uw £12,010, to make good the de fi ciency of the Fee Fund in the St. Pete e grirege.-John Shapland Stock, Holly Petry Gore Mr. Poseean.-.1 Freehold, lawehold. and Copyhold Emat., . ~ -Clock in the Forenoon until Inc in the Afternoon, on each of the department of his Majesty's Home of State. • don, Robert Twigs, Wm. Hopkins, Wtn. Fed. Powell, Richard known as Muse ILO. teeth Finchlry. comprising a family re,illerie..., i said Days, and on the last Winorsnewefevery web/ague= Month .C17.000 i. t h ...,.. gout! thedeficieney of Fes Fund. in the dr. Yeldwen. Charlet - 11'm. Woodley, Charles Murray. Henry Primes* / with ple,teure grounds. gardens, and shrtelheries. ,tutting , c.,,,a,. Majesty's Foreign Secretary of State. Hall.-Francis Duncan natty. Henry Reeks. Edward hou.e ite rieul , utel bundle from Eleven to Twelve of the Clock, to pay Claims seeing by Deaths pertinent l 7 500, to make g_ood the deficiency of the Fee Fund In the Riley.l7William Bird Frost, Thomas Milk. Wm. Cooper, Thomas with ;vend ' all euclo•eica of meadirwl.nd it 7th .h rll ar 42 . I.t ai n reS t ; V 'tl i te 4 l e fti ll . n e r . t of Member of the said Society in the Year ending at Ladyoke; department of his Majesty's Secretary of State foe the Coe ch o i r , Wm. North. George Wm. Linsey. ' hold part is let for three !lyre, renewable acconlitig to eustien ; tint., 1830 (Old Style,) when will be paid to the respective Nominees, lonies. Jesus College-Edward LititiselL Hen. Joseph Stevenson, Wm. her, &c: to betakes' at a valuation. ii Execute's, Administrators, or knights of such Members, the sum £16,858. to make good the deficiency of the Fes Fund in the De- Henry Henslowe, John Long. MR. Janes WHITE.- The Leasehold Coorerte Alma Putlic S. pertinent* of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council and ' Qum's Coikrge--T. Newberg. T. Sikes. Thomas nubs:belt, House and Premieft, Strutt;.is Onland, Weatmitiater, held tor I;; ••• of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY POUNDS, FOCR. Committee of Privy Council for Trade. John Carriok Moore. T. Marlow Barwick, Henry Kitchin, T. Mow years, at 4.11. rent ; goods, fix•wes, and stock, to be taken et a Va- t TEEN SHILLINGS, for each Share insured on their respective £l,OOO, to defray the contingent expeneft and Mersengess Bilk ris Brooks„•Theyre Townsend Smith, Theodolites Barnett Stuns, luatims-7801. Line. in the Depanment of his ilajesty s Treasury. John Venn. _i-L._.l::::l__:_ . L.: '.•v J. PENSAM, Regieter. £8,045. to defray the contingent expenses and Messengers Bilk Corpus Christi College-John Tinkles. Fred. Themes Sergeant, HOY INTELLIGENCE. --www--- in the Department of his Majesty's Hume Secretary of State. George King. Jeremiah Neal! lloonfray, W. Cape. Semi. Hey, ~ . 4 • , , ,C 34.750, to defray the contingent expenses and .lessen ams Anthony Comb,. George W. Steward. Jitney Oorratt Newland. vaItTERIURY. l ee b .- Sias the month of may toe plies For CALCUTTA DIRECT . has bcen graduate going backward ; the virulence of the Wight • in the Department of his 51.•jesty's F oreign Secretary of Suite. '• Emmanuel College-W. Royde Colbeck , Robert J. Bunch. Te -•- •ontinues . unabated-and the yeronio are &bundle t. Huitty dew •'. Warranted to gall from Gravesend on or before the 13th August, £10.300. to defray the Contingent expenses' and Meeseegen BUS B arton ,EJohn Caner Atborpe, Henry Horatio Wank, Alfred 41 exits, with lace , froth ilyi tend mould, so that many of the weaker or forfeit Freight, in the Ilepartmern of hie M ajesty 's Secretary of Stale foe the Colonies. limes & •1 1 . h t grounds an gone totally black. It ia not expected that the growth' !... ga. THE floe Teak Ship GEOIIGIANA, Al, 4.3.725, to defray the amitigent ezpensee and Meesenireva Bah Christ ' s College... Edward Sneyd, S. ireetis, John Certweig -1; 6 r . i i,.i, 4,, an d • ; •h e •;- in the D.lortinenis of Ws Majeety's Mat Honourable Privy Court. ele. Godden I, all, William Richardemi. JAM Padden* fli p ''' g reater . t Y ear ' " 6 Certain t cr t`e " ii nut beef * • bunben SOO Tons, hying In the Bast India Docks, . goe4l one, in point of unlit Duty in the Borough, 8 5 ,000 1 . of 1 oil and Committee of Privy Council for Trade. Joan Edge Daniel. Avg. Parke, Joseph Deans. ~ 911.001..whick in the opinion of eminent planters, ii einsiderablr WILLI A M TUI LLS Commander. Has very teeniest se. .C 6.500, to make einapeneatiart to the Comniksioners appointed m ag d a l en c o li ege ;_wini a n, Smith, Henry Owen, Chadds overdosse. _ i t oti4 , hronicle. commodation for posetwere.and carries a Surgeon. by several Acts for enquiring into the collection and management Hodge" F. Winnow, sod T. Daps& ilatiateorta.,-,-Oar accatuas glom the plantatiops liteiiinny re. of the Revenue in Ireland, and into certain Revenue Departments coi ns Co llege...H. S. Pinder, S. Dawes, J. D. Rade, W. How. i . For Freight or Passage op* to present the bops its .getting continua ll y worn. During the last in Gres , Britain. for their asailoity, care, and pains, in the execu- ante P. G. Burnaby, K. S. Appleyant, W. Kelly,. F. Cobbolti, ~ Messee.-111; SCOTT, FAIRLIE, sad Co. don et duseraet reposed in then by Parliament. 11. J. Braaten. an d tit. Vincent Benne,. fortnight they bave gums off very Much. In Mary Awes they are . ~as fa of lice as they can be , arid in others tu r n i ng bWt. 111 sonic fauv glare Milisykoeb.....etreaf_ RtesagLallett. TA MO_ to darae the galariaa to contain ollleara. sad the et. 0r.4.1.. Han _w _ it!, Month_ ... • . • • • ' lute out last report fresh ' at this petfiral of the year, If Otte tat Plantations ire increased the Mould. tt e •r-fated. The Camerbusy the eminiate of duty from , Itirtivrd oh tile wt jest, ii of Kent and Stisillt plan. Hutton. • 4 . aecounti frith the plans. The phint is IttereflY titki ~ loransooden, and its iici. ' in order te get old of the t beyond hope of recovery, •. mould. The plantations s. re favourable state. The - med. Mks. the weather o been, the duty •ill not tone !idsrelt. 1111•11. 'C i• 0 minutes past 11 o'clocl4 •• Chatlestoo, raikd the 7111 . • 1, Dublin. with male, ans ith sundries ; Sally, Uri_ i 'hillipe. Dublin, with. the ; rth, from Savannah ; Hatt nip,Alaxweil, Neu Yo r .• na, Demerara, sailed 041 Caraboo, Laguna; .us k , , fur Antwetp ;J.. • - • Hatton t Pacific,. Net. sp”.. 1'4 10 110,' MP- ' . Came, Hilliman, Pillatel h. Silllll, ox4` COO • - i Telegraph-Ace. No. sai,. wan. Applea Passed Gnat Gans H . idsb ship, at 7 a.m. _, , • d.fer cotton today, and Wit ince of Id. per lb. cm lad' 1 I paid. Abuqt 2,000 Ins, , . II consist ehltay of Ameils": , barrels-have arrived slot* as arm arrived Irons Ntif rd would readdy.t.mruname *ls of Irish oats have eon, parts is that Attar ;omits .. weather, during the wee onsldtrade change for iW bide have, in coliscqucn . • The wants cf the milk tQ rery licht, oblige them sse gram bring now in 1; a Moderate demand, .: Sr week. mime choke q '. 10s. lid. to Ils. and th ler IN. 3d. to 10s. fld. t a peoportionme imp consumptive demand, be had under ti pet * Scotch and prime so rather dearer. In Ft' ' iNge. There i. very li. 111, is now demanded tar been no re inquired for • may be estimated at 2. s bond has ban Orgke. I. Wheat, ea the contra '4 his been 'geed fur the -. lig matet tad has trampi tatty Aihs.t tows. ot cest• the me one the -r -..-..— Lor . d . V — isco ". ;;;;l Y lLTO 4 N, in the chair, L. . 1 6 e 27,0 111 1 1 114 to li cle i ty gr trie e l it n pen la se v s ". of the Missions and Spreal s w i h dx", tve stated l or that the w mere liel ten t lr r e a or mi laiids s. eVe ll n ut ich;ldji; hr following re ,, olutions were agreed t 0... Commissions to the New States . ol" America ~ nniast, rendered a' man one &the twetittre; baremer. Be it It was moved by the Marquis or Lansdowne. and seconded by lbe 4 : 87,97°, t° Pay the "ark* of Cumuli General and Cooolik, elsarterlifJohn. the seljores bursae: were summoned by the l'mteli their contingent empentea, and Soperannuation Allowaares• to ire- but those who held by knight's service were summinted by par Rev. James Burls. ' situ, Consult. • els/nation of the shoriffs.• BM an important change wok place i I. That interment within the metropolis is highly objeetimsalle, .£1 . 40.000, to derme,• in the Year 1830. the amount of Bills dretww the-reign of Henry 111. for hi the charter granted in that reign ((se • leading to consequences injuriasteto heal th . andalfewstertodocomy 40 t$ 1 New South Wales ands V a n Di nner' s, b an d, an &m ew 0 that ems ihe great operating chafer) there was' ndt a' wbf abth the Expenditure isseurrittl-fneCorivitts in thole Settlements. • .umnioning the swifter, Meioses ; but mecitd writi was issued It was moved by Andr e w Spoethwo o d e . R eq . M. P. an d se esin4 e d . • 4311 eel), to pay; lathe year 11130, the Fees due and Pteth to that reign to the bishops, abbots, and earls. and it was Ilk by Sir Robert Price. Bart. M.P. • the oflicars-of the Parliament on all Bills for continuing or that the c o mmen t pa s ent eepteuenti t rires ter Pieliseneint 0 2. That tbs most dismal way•ot remodyibr the evil Is, by the ins any Acts fur making and maintaining, keeping is rep Air, at mai g a m t i n * l a idahip a • co m m ittee. on the dignity of a . establishment of spairiouncrusereries without else Basks tigthe tot °tig ht l'itroFike ltrutSk which shill the dm Medal a • • of the maim downed, "that the right of a person to rd • taresent'and recerte.thitt Itoy6l Amount. , 6be a' lord of Parliament, by reason of rehire, either 's winds whirl . WY ateelier to Publiclueltk agar hoeinderad a E 16.4410, tartlet,* •` he 1830 , t he Salaries and Es y, in t y ear pot earl trews a' boron Waugh to rt had existed at the . tiuse of di high degree ornaMentaf to themetropoilist • of the Cusuntiesioners appointed to inquire into the practice and • 0 - charter of John), should be ciinsWred as abrogaud by the clisji It was moved by SicJ. D. Paid. Bart. sad asiceudid by LT. Bair credii 2 d• utibe Superior Court* of CoMmoll tall. =dime ttk Of circturtstimeetr, without any distinct law' for tiie purpaile" la, Beaumont, Bri. Errglarrd respecting Heti PrOperty& • learned amnia then referred to ths gitaittlit of the barony of Rap 5. Th at i n ista bli s hi ng ,„ uc h tootetorkts,. It tooddiable to m t iot a • ASO" aadatney tier cbsage of the Civil Establishment which title was in existence in the reign of John, and the Duke I Bolibotaidands. Rollin& having rimmed it in lath as a homy by•teture shalt . every expense that nal tend. to hmtion' the eget of ladle" 510,414, to deity the charge of the Civil Fastablishinent v delsoir.costie, tbeirlordshipa rejected the claim, and coat* . mans. Scotia. the tide on Lady Henry Fitzgerald, is coheir of Henry al , It was moved by G. F. Carden, fisq. and seconded by Ow . II z 3 4 11.4 e• thtfierthe chug* of the chilaglikiiihmedi 0 kn.; airthowthed to Atrilarnent II the reillo of Henry II e Halsted', , Memairriels. '• he brood counsel then replied to the argunicnts used a 4. That this meeting a pp roves o f t h e principles upon wlilleb £4,000 to defray the charge of the Civil gatablislunent of the min r side respecting the tight . of bishops to aft in the Island of llennutla. kiltd.hipif home in vinare of their temporal • possessions. observin " The tieneral Calmer/ Company" has been funned. and ruin- 481111; to defray the chabgerithe'CirillstliblialtriteftVof that Lard Hale was of opinion that Bishops did not sit in the Hain , nietols to all who feel an interest in the public welfare, an4l Avrairtru'lligodl' of Peers Juliann's by tenure ' Maly custom and usage ; and tit . the improvement of- public taste, to iota them to promoting W. Cll,lgil, to dettaz a t a li s t chaste oftthk Civil gatatifiisbusent of ash* With/421a shirts& llioti nil 'kettle lbw* of Lords iti important obj ect . shad of Newho . attached to each bidsoprick as one of the consequena aof the a .610,1116, 16. likl. to difiay the charge or the L l ivll lEstablik jianee bet Ween church and slate. In' support of this piarition, I It was resolved unsalmoody. ' item of Sierra lira** itea•settrril othet authorities. He then •referrel to. the MOW . 5. That this meeting approves of the reiniitiast of the Pr*i. £34101 14s. to defray the charge of the Establishmentll.Ff• be barony of Fihwaher, which was discussed in 1116 g, on whit ,long!' Crinitnittie of die General autetity Camper, tha‘a IrPch •occasion a tonna Mon of fair Mitthew flile, the of ,088, to defray s h e expense of 'die timi Chief Justices . and ethers. mune to a resolution " that& tl 14 share, shill be transferable mita three ettbl'artbe Malin and 'Acta. . ;salute of a barony by tenure being discouraged, it was found • I bare been paid tip. 'Mat the thinks of Thia met 14 11.410t0 A 16;ler Wdeitirttle ekVbithersi thel hatievytinellor ••• hart•heendistrintinaed'for Many ages, and notirri/eilig; anti so n , Lord Viscount Ml ton, fist ids Impartial `condo - alb db, d u ck . t .- don of the Goya in certain of his MajenlyteVoiskillina : : fit to he revived, as to admit of any Pretence se tight to l'occe" l4 C. B. BOW NI AN, Smear', iff, 51111r.streCr:C ' 41.20.1 14 *do g* *vo w s, p,,avriiwir i. r.F iv I. i- 4 them," and t tat the Frescos -cc of a barony by tenure was d ner•lferrtasent i b i s i St i o *ids , ale als Metnal • . clitid, hi wallt f rethink,' not td be Whored ht.'t Proapectbses and "every inftnhattorr may be - &UMW 0 1 0 - n,dai ma cam :r i g; . a z i gs=en s....l .' "ilr: meats, o ttleg ihe ow ( twa t wu cons lol l4 .7 . red a i ll th t li e ca lt : e id : as of ad ) % o lt r i g i o4 Haulers ;of the Sicreta r y;. and of 0 0 1 . Cardin, Req. ebb si thirliberitted MI surer, s ; Inter Temple -lane. • OMNI& • . .. i • NI 97s'Ic iir) firs .111 . ,; o mits, . i • . . .„ .. . .. , , . estahlishment of sparriouscensere;tes witliost i the lark stii — elle — t. . ;I t inif l'irrallike lthila. eke u. lrtich "*P" the I C( ' ilbiliiiii which. while•they madam to pubilebaklN map berendered ij a tas A i ll t a i re d : ' ti . rec c jl e. y. , i n 7Z year A ink t h e g e l a tin and I high degree ernaniestaf to thirmetrapeilim ; of the Cuumsiasioners appointed to inquire into the practice It was moved by Sic-J. O. Paul, Bart. and stiewedid by LT. Barite ureolltu ut'ibe Superior Court* of Ctllitatelb Eu, altd tli• Beaumont. Rs+ gegland ravaging Held Property& 5. That its atablishing.such cemeteries,. it iraddeable toad 11e1a,5aa 451.41 : "herte7 us- clear ` die Civil 168411"41111" carry exPenw that may tend. to hicsoom the " 91 of ladlr* 510,445, it/delay die charge of the Civil gatablishinent man.. Scotia. It was moved by G. F. Carden. Esq. and seconded by 14,11 Z 3 •111 1.4 tfb etfitYlkeellulto 40 the C10"1"1"1"1"1 Radatidt, , thwidwiels. . . • defray the charge of the Civil gatablisbows 1. That this meeting approves of the principles span wliiich isi ti7 t° Berm ut, " the tieneral Gauntry Company" has bean formed. and resin. .13.81111; tO defray the chabgeritheCielltstliblialiment'i mends ru all who feel an interest in the public welfare, an4l Awairtre.l4lAndu g11,..ha, to del t r i ag iL ie Amp ofttlit Civil gmaldiebnier the flupruventent•of. public taste, to joie than ii promoting eils shied of Neefis important obj ect : 101 S, Om Mid. to difiay tbe cWirge or Ai dell g It was resolved unasimoedy, , roes of Sierra Iltooe:* 5. That this meeting approves of the reicilidart of the Ft .C. 1,601 14*. tu defray the charge of the Establishment'' , signal'signal'Conenittie of the Genera/ Cmitettry Compuy. th e °°6ll4,P:ate to da me the "- rise digs t f ora' • * olfilli , Co. *hare, Wall be transferable seta threadttbl'ordie astatine ett dr" ' p bay, been paid up. Iliat the thinks of This mirth% tie glelOttt A111;110: Wileifirft etplallett OP Sethiefitnetherl Lord Viscount Mltun, fiir his Impartial eanductla dts disk; 't. - tion of the Gospel in certain of his alsjesteethiskillar t. B. BOWMAN, Secretory, IS; Millt.drere: C. ' ne o ,44l lkretw eigail l '*d et l is tilkw i r ellei rs t ie , iretrist a rl 4 "2. 4 Pralpettews and 'every Inferrnados* may be - atitalered• all- name s ieg crltiii - a r= Z "A' - Ai watts ;of the Secretary;. and of OM. Cardin, Rag; ebb' si thirillmitial lefe surer, 3; later Temple-lane. Canada. • . .. ", .YI 97,: , :t) fire .111 . Cuae a" I.' ,P, P P e p'„