Star. — London, England, 1830-01-23 00:00:00

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Feb. and Ilind at eleven, at the Clarendon Salkller. Li • verged. Alearaeve. Mr. Mallalsy, Uverpool ; and Mr. C.lre•- ter,Stapiedaa. Maas Mosam, Us merchant, Feb.ll, 19, and March 6, 1L awakes, at the. Rooms, Liverpool. Artefacts, A= Ca. Chancery-laps ; and Messrs. J. and 0. Clamp,s. PRIVATE CONTRACT. • quently, of attendusg.the Sleeting ftaeit. I wish it, however, to be diayoetly understood. that I am by nooneans averse m such a petition as s that which,' am sure, will be proposed by the (knit,- men who signed the Requisition to the High Shea Iff. • " I remain, etc. • • " " Rye. G. Jenym." • Sir S.V. Cotton, Base, of Vattenlyi in storing the Nth' an, said_that, by striking at the root of thgliceusiag spear, *Kitting the repeal of the malt and beer duties, would gismos Most{ relief to the agrietibutlats of the kingdom. The }lmaginal*/ Baronet then read' the Petition as follows s " To the frimmouraltle the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great nritain and Ireland in Parlistment assembled ; • " 'lie humble Petition of the undersigned, being owners anJ occupiers of land in the County of Cambridge and Isle of My. " Suswasm—Thastehedistreas which, to an unprecedented de gree, pervades every. branch of the. agricultural interest of thi. coontry,p demands, the immediate and swims attention ti the BERKS. B. , TWEEN 24EWBURY AND HUNGREFORD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE• MANOR Well Stocked with Game, in a Soe Sporting ConnirTo. Poet!goo= to the Craeen'Huot. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT: • By ldr. JOHN :ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regeitt street). VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • • • FREE of GREAT TITHES, • • DIVIDENDS. 446.. N, C. IPdtsfLldeknn Mowbray, Leicestershire, victualler, et • tise Eta Minchtewer—Feb. re, H. Warren, Heti ' .1110111114Aidor. W ten. et the Court of Cesmaissione re .114 ids Plummer, Broad-street %Whip, Inerchant. at vi the ersart of Commissitmers--Feb. 15. J. Fisher, Great 1: IliktepahbeFeb. 17, W. Graham. Leeds, draper, 1. 4. AM et the reface Inn, klanchesterA-Fetr. 12, F. A. Smith and Allingitans New Ikandard.felhowsgers, at nine, at the Court Oreamiediews...Feb . 12,J. Midland, Buistrod; Mewa. Mary. k rib : i stalt . ie r4 .at tWo. str at the . Cbert of Co ilk iaereie.. laairitiisia.wo. et !elks le, J,,,Guilk4Elsiletwol, ilia et sWelit.s•VMl. - 11, G. "dine 1 14 / 1 1 1 11 ' 0 4; Brimii, eeerkrepir,: at three, at the Court of CWNegeners—sFab. 111, T. Bsittoe, • limlbery, ' &Weil. taniei; st"terolee, it tbr Hale and Crown Ina, &dr bfr”-Frb. 13 ,4. ._1101.20. Elul Niko', Oushais, grimier, involve, at the Queen's Head lan, Stalndrop—Feb. 25, W. Marlin. &lucks 'lngham, draper, at ens, et the White Hartino, Buckingham—Feb. 18,,W.Hi11, Cirencester; Gloucestershire, Mal merchant, at eleven, at tistating's Head Inn, Cirencester—Feb. le, J. Gardner, Ciren . crater, Gloucestershire, baker at ten, at eke King's Head Inn, Cis rencester.—Feb. 16, J. Magi:, Milalridge, Almendbury, ork shire, scribbling miller, at eleven. at the George Inn, Huddersfield 0 —Feb. 15, G. Ruseill,' Birminjimn, merchant, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel Blrminglialln. • CERTIFICATES—Fns. 12. T. Rhoades, Queen-street, Hostomsquare. cut glass matinees. terer--J. Crane, Warrington. Lancashire, butcher—J. Vaughan, Lamb's Conduit-street. draper—J. Watson. Lung-acre, coach builder—lll. Luaus. Bath, bruker—E. Kingsturd, Lambeth Mills.' miller. . • • • COISTRIXDIG • • A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, .. With coimeoient .011kcs,, CoachHonte, 'Stable, licc. seated ialidsToNi ;, ad adapted 'foe a.. being manigascas to iim ,_Crlsotto. Pant IP, . situation, w_ deUglit(al Newels carious directions: • THE MA.IIOII, Abounds with Sae thrl Woods, stored with Pheasants, and ai~indaisce of Gamic . . A FARM HOUSE, with Agricultural Buildings, *WO lIPWAILDS or THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND. Contiguous to the river Kennet; and the Kennet and Aeon Canals affording vast faiility for the trans Port of Produce, and an easy die. tante from capital biarkete, distant from the bleta;pelia about IS miles and within threemiles of Hungerfaed. , Particulars may be had of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seeu. _ • • FiMILT LIVISARV. ' • t flo die !SA Jawoary will be publish* Illiwinowl weltillena Engravings, 50. . NO. X. of THE FAMILY LIBRARY; being the Second Volume of LIVES of the most Eminent ERITItH PAINTERS. SCULPTORS. and ARCHITECT& Jaw Wow, Albemarle -sweet. . , • Evilslet sire. " The, the di.treys. altheeph more dieted, affecting the wicket nsraltst And the laPouriee dependent apes him ter empleyasent, asperesseindirondifellpfllkelle3ll4likeeeleer. by depressing the home market. Md eipat. unless the disirest be - "'ally reilived. it must produce the most disastrous elects upon the country in Immoral. " That the Landed interest of the country is heavily burtheneJ with the Inman of the Land Tax, the Poor's Rate, tbe County Rate, and the Highway Rate; all of which (with the exceptlom 0: the first) have of late years materially liscreased, and are still rapidly increasing. " Taut to burtben, excepting the Pones Rate, presses Moro heavily upon your Petitioners than the taxes upon Malt and Beer. the weal repeal of which wosild•not only be highly beneficial to all Interested in the prosperity of agriculture, by materially inerersing the consumption of barley, but likewise benefit all classes of community, and especially the labouring class, by the removal of taxes immediately affecting one of the first necessaries of life. " That your Petitioners beg to call the serious attention of lout Honourable House to the injurious effect of the present I.i.cesAing System; which, instead a w guarding the public morals (as as ori ginally intended,) acts as an encouragement to immorality ; and, by preventing a free competition in the bale of beer, forces upon ao. public, and especially upoit the working classes, a dear and en wholesome beverage. " Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray your Honourabl, House to take into your consideration, at the earliest prriod possi We of the Session, the present Sate of the Agricultural More., and to Repeal the Taxes upon Malt and Beer, and to make suet. an alteration in the System of Licensing Public Houses as will re move the present restriction upon the Sale of Beer. And your Petitioners," &e. &c. . .:~.:: COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, fee. 1 BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period has intontestibly proved the up. sioredicaey of this Medicine, la all asses .1 Cocos; Coons. and Amnia= Arm:nous. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has rendered more condensed and obstinate, and which are accovnpa nied with Cough, Spitting of Blond,'atsd other sedan symptoms. Its peculiar balsamic powers trod. to heal softness, end allay the irritation of the lungs. In cues of Cough ; and in Asthmatic affec tions It assists and gives freedoms to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at in. 9d. by Messrs. Brume, Chemist., Cheap. side, corner of St. Paul's, London; Sackville-street, Dublin L Princes-street, Edinburgh; Savory . and Co. 136, New Bond street, and 220 Regent-street, and the principal Druggists. Of whom may be bad BUTLER'S BALSAMIC LO ZEROES, used in recent Covens Hoaasmiass, glee . and for ren dering the Voice Clear and Flexibl e, and protecting its organs flan the effects of exertion. In Boxes, is. le. and 2s. 9d. • N.B. Ask (or Boet.sa's Perroam. Rum. SALES BY AUCTION.• PICCADILLY. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, Overlooking Devonshire House Gardens. and contiguous to the • Green Park. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent Street,) • At Garr-way's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Grabill, Oe TIIIMIDAT. the 18th of Forswear, 1830, at Twelve o'Clock, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coin- Li. prising a very desirable RESIDENCE, adapted for the Ac commodation of a Family of the fine respectability, situate No. it, STRATTON-STREET, PI. CADILLY, Overlooking Devonshire House Gardens, and wntlguous to the Green Park, the Club Houses ' and fashionable resorts at the W est End, and within a short distance of the Houses of Par liament ; containing, On the Upper Floor, Four good Attics. Closets roomy Landing Stairs to the Roof, Housemaid's *Closet, &c.. Se;ond Floor. Two capital airy Bed Chambers. Dressing Room. Closets, Roomy Land ing. Closet on the Staircase. Principal Floor, a Breakfast Parlour, with Bowed Window, overldoking 'DEVONSHIRE HOUSE GARDENS; Walls Papered and Bordersid, Statuary Marble Chimney 'Piece • Windows to the Floor; s a capital back Drawing Room, Walls Papered and Finished with Gilt Mouldings. hand some Cornice, Statuary Marble Chimney Piece, Venetian Window, Water Closet, die. -Grated -Finerosest Entrance Hail, Staircase; lighted by a Dome ; Gentleman's Morning Room, Closet. and Recess ; a capital Dining Parlour, neat Cornice, veined Marble Chimney Piece. Venetian Window. Basement, Housekeeper's Room and Closets. Closet under the Stairs. Wine Cellar. Butler's Pantry. Water Laid on, with Larder. Detached Kitchen, Scul lery, Sink, and Water laid on, Area in Front; Knife Hole, Vaults for Coal Beer, tw. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Graham. Kinderley, and Donreille. Soli citors, New-square. Lincoln's Inn; at the Club Houses Sc. James's -street, and Pall Mall. and at the different Hotels% at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent -meet, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. NORTHUMBERLAND. VALUABLE 4ND IMPORTANT FREEHOLD ESTATE A highly eligible Investment, CAPITAL FARMS, WITH RESIDENCE, FARM HOUSES WATER CORN MILL, LANDS, &c. MIA ILLY FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Jr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee•boue, 'Change Alley, Corahill, On THeamar, the 18th February, 1830, at IS o'Clock. RI ONE LOT. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 1 the BARONY of OGLE, situate in the parishes of Stan nington, Morpetb, and Whalton, county of Northumberland; a liar beaithy intuatlon„ and excellent Roads in all directions, with the advantage of capital 'markets, Inland and for Shipment of Pro duce, wi:h:n two miles uf the great post road to Edinburgh. COMPRISING The Remains of the CASTLE of OG LE and Sixteen Capital PA it MS, a genteel Residence, with Stable, &c. Farm Houses of a very superior class, Gardens, and agrkultural Buildings, Capital Water Corn Mall, wi h a powerful head of Water, rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land and hue Plantations, divided into con venient and eligible Enclosures by thriving Quick Fences, con taining neatly FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, A considerable part Thbe Free. In the occupation of highly respectable Tenants, from year to year, at very low Rentals, amounting to about FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Estate is perfectly compact, within a moderate distance of Lime, and Coal is pre.umed to be under a great part of the LAW, and that there is Lime also. A large sum has been expended by the present owner, in Deals. mg and Planting the Estate, but sull capable of further im provement, and it is with confidence alleged, that the Property altogether is one of an importance that is seldom offered for &de. Distant from the capitsl Market Town of Morpeth only live miles, and twelve from Newcastle; situate in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, intersected by the Meer Blythe, which is well stored with Trout and other Fi.h. The neighbourhood is extremely select, in the vicinity of several Gentlemen's Seats of the first respectability, and having many beautiful bitur ions for Building, combining Views of the Get. span Ocean, and the highly Picturesque adjacent Country, with the advantage of a cul.iiderab:e quantity of excelkut Brick Bards and Stone. L in PI nU w C 1.1 m. ri IJ 11 8 II I. It FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, at 4 per cent. per annum, for Five Years, at the option of the Purchaser. Particulars may be had of Mr. Ralph Young, Siltwick 01 1 . e !Loony, who will show the Estate; of Meters. Bain -I,:idge and Tapprnden, Solicitor., Pilgrim -street ; at the Queen's (lead; Turk's (lead and 'furl Hotels, and Mr. William lurnsr. at Mem.. Brown's Office, on the Quay, Newcastle on tyue; White Swan, Alnwick ; Mr. Bailey, Gallewhill,• and BA,. B:lford ; King's Arms, Berwick& on Tweed ; of Mr. Brunsonell. ''elicitor, and 'fuck'. Head, Sforpgth Usth, Carlisle; Waterloo:, ll ntdDurham ; Angel, Ferrybridge ; Hotel. , Liverpool; and lloschester ; lien and Chickens. Birmingham ; Messrs. Y. and P. Stolle, Land Surveyor., and Bush Inn, Bristol • of Charl4 ' bent Morgan, Es+y. Solicitor, No. a 9, Upper Bedford-pla c e s d Rassell-equare ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roam, argrat-.treat, when a Plan of the Estate may be sets. . 4 . . . at. ;ad L., FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 22. KEW. J•s.YO, 1830. The appointment of John Frost, RN. Surgeon in Ordinary to his Royal Highness, the Duke of Cumberland, inserted In the Ga ulle of the 15th December last, has not taken place. Commissions in the Central Glarnorganshire Squadron of Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Morgan Raq. to be Captain Commandant, vice Nichol], resigned; John Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, Gent. to be Lieute nant, vice 51organ, promoted; Richard Frankleo, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Watkins, promoted; John Diliwyn, Gent, to be ditto. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. James Jenner, Lindfield, Sussex, wine merchant. Richard Day, Waterloo-wharf', Villiers-street, Strand, coal- merchant. Joseph Jackson, March, Isle of Rly, brickmaker. Thomas Flutter, Regent-street, linendraper. BANKRUPTS. George Hatchings Cane, Narrow -street, Limehouse, victoaller, to surrender Jan. g 9, Feb. 5, at three, and March 5, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys. 'Alessrs. Matson and fiee:Church-row ' Newington. Marmaduke Wake. High.street, Wapping, eucboeunkh, Fels. 9, at nine, 12, at eleven, and March 5, at nine, at the Court of Com ' mlssioners. Attorney, Mr. T. Brown, Mitre Clambers, Fen. cburel-street. Joie Hams, Edward-street, Stepney. currier, Jan. 29, Feb. 5, at am, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Sandom, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane. Emmanuel Newcomb, Brentwood. Essex, corn chandler, Jan. 29, at eleven. Feb. 9, and March 5, at ten, at the Court of Com missioners. Attorney, Messrs. Holtaway and Ling, Tooke's court, Chaacerriarse. Edward John Braahkr, Chancery-lane, bontmaker, Jan. 29, se eleven, Feb. 5, and March 5, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners. Attorney. Mr. Swan, Bell-yard, Ductors'-commons. Richard Morris. Regent-street , Piccadilly, aectioneer, Jan. VI, at one, Feb. 5, and March 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners. Attorney, Mr. Burton, Queen-square. Bloomsbury. James Potter, Maidatene, grocer, Jaa. 29, Yeb. 5, et twelve, and March 5, as ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Dod, Nsrthumberland-street, :grand. John Brett, jam Lutoo. Bedlord•hire, dealer. Jan. 29, at one, Fob. 5, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Coinsolmitmers. At• torneys, Messrs. Williamson and Austin, 1.14011 Bedfordshire; A nd Mers Taylor. Featherstone -boddinp, Ha rbors. John Brett. sen. Luton Bedfordshire, dealer. Jam." et ewe, Feb. 5, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Cesemissiesere. At torneys, Messrs. widiamson and Austin. Ligon, Bedfordshire; and Messrs. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings. Hatboro. . William Neale and Rlltud. Hale, Too/ay-street, Southmark. dreg gists. Jan. 29. at one, Feb. 1, and Mardi 5, at twalee. glib* Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Sherwood Sod SOM Dean-street. Southwark. • William Luckett. Blottliam, Oxfordshire, deals+ In cattle. Feb. i, and March S. at eleven, st the'itid Lion Sin, Banbury, Or ilea ' shire. Attorney, Mr. Aplin limitary. if3sorge Wasson, lane find, St;ff.ardshire, nismsfactorm of eershess.' e a j ware ' Feb. , 13, at two. and 3larch 1, at See, at the F Mr...fiture it, Han*. Attorneys, Meters: Mit MA' it eldge.Bartlestieltillillsigs,. Holionir; aid Mr. ' Weill; ; Btaffendsibire... , . .. • . • . • • reia Dual, ena I'loeas *mei 4= 4 : , . ' Wsla• . deals-re,' Feb. 4,, - I,' and Marei - 5,. ot. . 0 t Fte•tob. Attoroeys,'ldesers: NordeVElhreinint Mrres, iltalfardartive : and Mr: Welke); livessesi.. '-' • P ' • yl*. 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Smith and H. Tregear, &aids's-buildings, City-road,g t I dealers—J. Davidson and A. Hood, Liverpool commission mer chantsK. Howie and .1. Bard. Liverpool, commission merchants —J. A. Capron and J. Finlay. Illshvpsgate-street, leather sellers.— Q.Redirnayni and T. Redmayne, New Bood;street, silk mercers— W. Ringrose and Co. Kiogstoo-upon-Hell, merchants, as tar alre garde W. North—S. Wakefield and R. Marley, jun. Nottingham, lace manufacturers—W. Welsh and W. Lambert, West Retford, Nottinghamshire, cornfactors—J. Dalton and J.Robinson, Regent area, silk mercers—J. W. Lubbock and C. Buissun, jun.— .1. Ade and D. Ade, Lewes. Kent. harness manufacturers—T. Spencer and Co. Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, 'addles—E. Barton And S. E. Barton, Great Tower street, wine merchants— A. Thomas and J. Kirk, Manchester. timber merchants—J. Rams. bottom and J: Greenwood. ManeMster. coach primer:Was—J. Small' and Co. as far as regards J. Small—W. Prosser and T. Rabin, Leonard -street, St. Luke's, linendrapers—J. Silver and J. Silver, Hatton-grades, siluesnikba—J. Connie and . E. Vltias ' Fi nch-lape, hair dressers--T. Sewer and J. Hall, Airier sairibury, silk throwstets—W. WilMaass and J. Parker, Northansp too, leather sollers—T. Dutton sad J. Smith. Liverpool, dyors— W. Kirkman sad T. Whitehead . . Liverpool, marble masons—S. Dusan and Co. Wakefield, woolstaplers—J. Haeworth and J. Galley; Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen drapers—H. Wheeler and F. Bandon, New City Chambers, Bielsupsgate-street—J. A. Whit t:oMb* and Cs Griffith, Gleacester,attenays at law—.R. Moore and D..Murley, Newark-upoa.Tftnt, grocer—W. J and T. Bell, Liierpool. smiths—D. Jones and H. Walkinshaat Birmingham, enntaters.-.1. W. Richards and J. Jou* Illritgalhauks seWhc lust-house manufacturers. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (WHICH 00111111111 S IMPOITATION) Fer the Week ended Jan. Id, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors In the different Cities and Towns in Roglausd and Wales. The ume Petition to be presented to the Moose of Lords. Upon this some discussion took place, when Mr. Wit,Ls of Hunt ingdon rose amidst the loud plaudits of the Meeting. He sup ported the Petition as far as It went; but as there were many Is mess present, he would do as they did when their ;beep had th. Sy. They (the farmers) gave them a dressing ; and if tbarditi nut do, they gave them a double dressing. bat was the 4;utt a ttu meant to pursue' to-day. It was the tales, but uparirw people by those who did nut represent these ;• is. was a stand ing army—the countless host of placemen and ;it ntioners— that caused the distren. There was no tieeensity for a stint! lag army. They came here to see the cause of the di. tress; and on looking at a document be held in his hand, L found that in the parish of Huddersfield there were 13,226 indiv: dtiaLi subslstiug upon twopence half.farthing per day, on an averse.. . and in Hanley there were 1,821 ; and Cuatberworth and Shelley 174—total, 1,995 person., making, by working 16 hours, ter.. pence half-farthing. In Dalton, there were 829; Ainionday ath! , Clayton, 2,191 ;. and Sholsnantborpe, 1.244--total. 4,327 person. more • lucky, se they are able 'to rant an additiemal SW- farthing and thus Insulate upon two pence and a whole farthing ; Colut r • Trench's salary and pay, .29,00t5, which is about ES 101. a day, .. equal to what is daily earned by nearly 600 poor labourer, of laud dersfield, said sends supperiess to bed every night 500 Wasn't lishmea (hear ! and great uproar). The Him fissure MK! the Learned Gent. to order. MR. ROBERT PALSY, of Billinghay, Carpenter and Parish Clerk, his gained a restoration of health by taking J. Limum and Sow's Aunscoanotto Danes ; and, to um his own words, he " Is anxious to make known to the world, pod to those that may be fn suffering, the benefits conferred by this true medicine for any Scorbutic Disease." • Mr. Paley had a most asiberable bed leg, and other afflictions, arising out of a scorbutic habit, which continued for twelvemonths, and which during that time baffled the salacity of Surgeons mid Medical men. lie says—° I tried every method to be cured. I applied to all the celebrated Doctors; 'I was no better; Ind became unable to work. I bouglstsuase of J. Lingnons and Soule Dregs, at Mr. Edwd. B. Drury's shop, near the Stonebow, tinoolo, and in six weeks a very bite core Is made; in short, I am as well, or nearly, as ever I have hers; and by sticking six weans to 3 Lig. 'mins dad Scin'e Drops I hive *gained, for a few *Minis, thdt re. storation which many pounds could not proture for me in *rave months." Signed by ROBT..PALEY. September 24, 1829. • Witntss--EmvaßD TALLAZ To Mow*. I. tarpon and Son, Nanchelter. Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. R.Paley, either personally or by letter (post paid). These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at Ss. 9d. 4s. 6d. and Ils. each, by John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge street Manchester; Butlers, Chemists. Cheapside, corner of St. Paul 1, London ; 73, Prince's -street, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sack ville-street, Dublin; Evans, 42, mplane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Soot, 95, Fleet market; R. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, Agents to the Sun Fire Office, 29, Dame -street, Dublin; Scott and Orr, 100, South Bridge, and 67, Prince's -street, Edinburgh ; E. Nelson, Glasgow ; . and all respectable Medicine Venders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Lignum's Improved VEGE TABLE LOTION, for all Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2s. 9d. duty included. . Mr. Ligourn s SCURVY OINTMENT may now be bad of :he above Agents, price ts. 9d. each Put,duty Included. 4. 'lP Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat mu. 34.1 Oats 21.. Bd. 1 Beans ils. 94. Barley 295. 6.!. 1 Bye 31a. 11,1 1 l'eas 115 s. 11d. Aggregate Average of the Slz Weeks which genres Duty. Wheat des. 54. I Oats 21s. 64. Beans 325. 104 Barley 295. 74.1 Rye 31.. 94. 1 Peas 345. IN. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Prim of Baown or bloacovano Suoaa, competed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 19th day of Jao. 1830,4 114 s. 711 per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation theteof into Great Britain. CAMBRIDGE COUNTY MEETING. Agreeably to the following Requisition, addressed to R. ORTON, Esq. the High Sheriff of the County, a Meeting was yesterday held at the Town-hall, Cam bridge:— " Red Lien-Inn, Cambridge, Jan. I, 1030. ' 6 We, the undersigned owners and occupiers of estates in she County of Cambridge and Tale of Ely,request you will call an early meeting of the county and isle, for the purpose of considering the expediency of petitioning Parlament for the Abolition of the Malt and Beer Tax, and for considering the present system of Licensing Public-houses. F. Godolphin Osborne J. Hemmington G. R. Graham it. Ranson Foster Pigott Alexander Cotton Henry John Adeane Williams Pearce William Frere Henry Collier J. P. Allis William Headley Christopher Pemberton Henry King George Jenyns James King Charles Townley Eben. Foster Francis Pyns. jun. Richard Angler Edward Fisher George Bulks W. normal J. S. C George Stark's.* Wallis Thoma a s n E r tg Peter Grain John Wells Thomas Cancun Salisbury Dunn Thomas Banyard 0. H. Harris Willi..m Mortlock W. Nash Woodham Peter Kent Swan Murrell Sanders Holben William Taylor Wilson Holben Jobs Clear J. !Alley Charles Diblin It. Headley Jos. Dann Thomas Nash William Harrell Edward Wht William Nash P. Nash Edward Mason W. Film James Warned H. 'King, jun. John Cock J. Filo. Thomas Newman W. King a. To Ike High Sherif of the County of Cambridge." No sooner were the doors thrown open to the public than the : hall was etowded to an overflow. Excelknt accommodation was offended to the Repo of the Public Pr,sl.—Sienoe having heels obtained the ITasp Sewn, took the Chair at twelve o'clock. Wicsaam Orrott. Ktq. the son of the High Sheriff, read the Requisition by which the Meeting was called. He said that doting the time kin lather biled the Alec of High &miff. he should always feel It his duty to obey the wishes of a Requisition •so respectably signed (cheers) lie trusted that the Meeting would patiently hear every gentleman who thought Seto address them. 11ev. G. 1.. Jamul% ot Buttisham-tall. read the following Letter from Lord Hardwick, : " Wimpole, Jan. 20, NM. •• Dean Eta—As the Meeting which is to be held on Friday is of petitioning thc Malt and Bret, Mr. Wes.r.s continued—He did not with to depart from tk order of the day; bet be thought it necessary to revert to the pe: sons the poor people had to go for relief. The first Magian' .te u , . hi.. list was the Rev. J. H. Sparke, the eldest son of the Bishop the Diocese (bear!) The Sewe► again called to order. Mr. Wg&.t.s would out further reve-t to that subject, but woulk: look to where the Petition was to go to. The House of Common• consisted of tvieuty-nine Generals, forry.pine Colonels, eight kJ: jots, five Captains, f..ur Lieutenants, seven Admirals, fifteen Cal. tams (navy,) eighty Placemen, a majority of whom were returi.,.: by we hundred and fifty persons. Hs would only further det.ii: the Merlins to read the Petition be held in his hand, which hro should like to be moved, but would not do so himself : " To the Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdm of Greg' Britain and Ireland in Parßement assemblegt : " The Petition of the Men of Cambridgeshire sad the Isle o Ely, assembled this 49d day of January, 11130, in 'fun County Meeting., under the sanction of the High &satin, dot. twined to separar no more (except by adjoiunmeri: from lime to time and pia is place) until a redeem .:1 grievances Is obtained for tbsempelves and their fellow• • countrymen, " Some iten—Tbat your Petitioners apptoseh your lionnurahle House with ezuente reluctance, writ remembering the indifferent.. and neglect (to use the mildest terms) with which tilt Petitions c. the people have been invariably treated. "'that your Peritioner6 would leave abstained front •approseliii• your Honourable House. but.from the knowledge that the ova. whelming distraint, that stow rage throughout the kingdom already, or soon will be felt, by all those Members who do rot it v • upon the taxation of the country. • That the distresses of the kingdom and the gricepers of people are too apparent to require any rocrastinatioo, any ingot:. *soy Committee on the part of your RM. House—the cams, at. `,anon and upon your table; namely, overwhelming razatio . enormous and unconstitutional standing army, bands of useles• and unmerited pbcenien and pensioners. profligate eapenditum e 1 the public money. au diarogekted Besiblidid Climb, and Yr. arbitrary change in the mine of meow? uourgenieg Too Pelithory ' to pay two bushels of wheat instead of one, and thus in rib-cc doubling the taxation of the oemetry. " That: the redress of these grievances and the mitigation of Ibis dimes are equally apparent. and within the Immediate power .your Honourably limier, by forthwith degreasing that overwkartin log taxation, reducing the enormous and isocoestitutional stsashsta army, 'abolishing all useless and unmerited pensions and places, paining the enormosscrewerces of the Ratablished ('birch, sod as your Honourable Honer have determined upon es:4oliaisidg A ttas currency of 1791, by reducing the public espondkure to the mow. t paid at that period, namely, sixteen millions loStrad art sixty ri! lions per acnum. That your Petitioners beg to remind your Honoorable Howe Pat yoUr duty, 'spew assembling in Palliasses., is to redrew the grievances of the people previews to valor' the money wt of pockets. " Your Petitioners therefore pray that you will vote No mats., no Supplies, or any Mutiny MU, until some steps aro Wise to redress the grievances of the people. and better their forlurti etedidon ; especially that you will forthwith repeal all the tan, upon Malt and Herr, thereby in-tautly, in some degree, relieving the distresses of the lahoorsiss and cultivators of that soil whirl Pee them Meths and tmeht ti give thews bread." ' Our space nail DM admit of our lllVirs 11.1411 n d. tails, merely to mentins that a wenn disesteem folleivred. %%kith de .euluded the Interpokition of the Sheriff' I vied- times. lit length the High Sherif put the original Pollan is an an ended turns. whirls was carriedhy 6 large majority. It witi afterw..rdereiolved, "That the Petitioe lee promoted to both Hoene , et Paelianseut that Amr 14:writ , m-or the Comity btkrespiested.to vre•ent smisesip Intended - Lords, .pd tie Mrcibeis for th, .• Bess Sin—As the Meeting which is to be bete sot rnuay it that toe tas:Wenint-or tar %, - ,osslty tiskrespiestecto vss•ros 2114 imp Liii=fpr the yurpo-e of petitioning the House at Commensal p,,rt the ono Intended to the Lords. mild tliatrite Slecl I t tt of the Tee on Malt sad Beer, I think h eight to State County he requested to present ' , MI *appose the mho, tatmern '? , In yen she C.sufir of my absence, in order to prevent my minus- fur the times of Comtnesis • sad so pees upon the House she iy% : 1 eeptithi an the subject. . prime. saccade! tut taking the saute sod the whet P , opals Sr- • . . , • io Me object of the Meeting is to represent to the .1111ase of Wing to tile dimmed slue of the country Ono imaseelisee seer .. ...,1 , Dittman the opinimi of this county Mt the subject of these par- Menthe." . • a, ) ; .. . SWAM T han, said ' site desire to- 14 cokedfists lhe pressure, it The thinks of the Meeting were *en voted se the lips • '."? f . , Who Mtmsigmbt be detriard to itaalotsin the public revenge and the Cm poestlaa of Ceenbriddo fir the fresh • s mu tf ir, Th i übi r q.l 1 4.41 0efeirdy fair one fise'diantssiom the Meeting by she gm of Ms Toirn-bsiii.hl the 'tope subject of !pet lose m the Hanle cynsmatst element mama. 'Ater a Mir of flambe Ps t . • 1 :4 ..i, 014 fata;tdier_ af, 114 other Hesse of Pisfiantent ' ye great Meeting was dimaderd. The M. 6311.8 was 111011ihmilket . m 1.16. . . swag, of therolltrtf.at subscribing my astir tat ta, Ohm. moot reopmitt, liammbh. ." ,•,• ; '. k ..; V i i 'it- . . . :- , 14 - • t s —. ir;.e • • , st , ), , ' ,?..,.•_. . 1- - t . . ... s - • • . .1 ...••• f ..4. •t" '•• ..........e ; . . lot: r:•• . •••er . ..... ~ • . ••p 0. A . ' . ; .7. ... . • . , • . • litasty.covvielt, CHAELAIN'S.somwrx. MONEY being in the hands of the Treasurer at ' Majesty's Navy to pay Heonty fee the Year CHAPLAINS of the ROYAL NAY? u are eaddiiiieram ander ha Majesty's Order In Council, beat lag date the lei Obbniary. 1765, Ist Febrnary, 1714, and !Id Ostober, laOs, mid wbotave been entered upon the list, by ekes et the, papers they have re spectively unstained to this Mice. NOTICE .I 8 MEREEY .01VEN k • • That 'the PAY)I4I44T'd the 'suite lON Coassignee at the.Psy !Ace. lesseneo-Plue. an theist•lPSDßifittitY, at 41 le'Clech le the esavedeg.--And tub •desired that Is lento; the -Clelpiahl en titled to the Etiontt, wnl,* 111 mop as It ray OW ; thew ifseiiii*vits to be diiiiired Into this 011 ice, In ceder, to expedite die pay ment: .*