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MP' • : : NUMBER 13,385.] SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1830. • PegimplimuNrstes. CONTRACT FOR HIDES. NAVY OFFICE, Jemmy 19, 1830. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS .L HONER. f W mAnzirrs NAVY is Ass* give Native, That ottWawswar, the 10th of February two, at One o'Cloelt, they will be ready to tram with such Person as may be sato, to (henna for supplyhip his Majesty's Dock-Yard at Deptferd for a period of Twelve Mouths, with TANNED HIDES, FROM THE LONDON GAEZTTE, Jan. 29. FORRialr — rfaCE, The Xing has heel grscioudy pleased to approve of Mr. Sohn Rudolph Boorchard, as Coosel•Genersl in Great Britain and Ire land for his Majesty the Ping of Prussia. WHITEHALL, Jaw. 27. The King has been pleased to present the Rev Thomas Guthrie to the Church and Parish of Arbirlot, in the Presbytery of Aber- bruthoeit and cooky of Forfar, vacua by the death of the Rev. Richard Watson. The Ring hots also been plowed to present the Rev. Ale:ander I Robertson Irvine to the Church at Foss, in tits Parish of Dull, In the Preetretery of Dunkeid end Site of Perth. The King has also been plumed to present the Rev. Jake M•Donaid to the Church at Rannoch. In the Pariah of Feetingal, he the Presbytery of Dualteld sod Mdre of Perth. WAR OFFICE. Jas. U. maser, et demo. at the Cart ref Oseemissleaers-bPatt. ii, T. SSW end T. NIL Wad-street, Cheerier. werehostemeel, at tee, at the Court of CoMinimisitere—Peb. Is. B. Shaer. &wheals'. vit. teals?, et three, at the lon, Bishop Weersionth. Durham ...Metal% T. T. Weak, .stereo. at eleven. at the Coen Ihrnee. IS, J. Peirson,Reltowle- Moen, Lancashire, limo deeper. at imp, at dm Comnieritial lint. Batenb-JMarin— Irab:lN4J. Webb. IttAwer,Sehdranyten. turner. at elms, at the While Berm Ileseeey CRRTIIP ICATSS...-Fas IS. *."Banda. Drldgraortk, ferepthire, Ilemorkeyer—J. Grey, Neweastie• open-Tyne. merchant--J. R. Lyme. Osisheit or bo t s cer , —L. Gatti% New -street. Oovent-sarden. jewelike.4 Ise L MujOey. Yorkshire. vessel-balbler--A. Vath=authelC rot*. setsm,' ebeesemenier—R. gas, ifiesiollt, general shephosper.-4. lread eirr looot-Moook. Griw waser-egeare, VirIa r IiERSMIPS DISSOLVED. 0. *own melee. Stoassirket, Stalk, benitere-4. see and L Theenreen, Limped, tope manulactierers-.C. o.' 041- line mai R. lissway. ilswerenest. Moen drepons---T R. 'll=4 Vic. T. we and Co. Warwick +street. Clainteress, Magi sad G. Cocks. Greet Yarmouth. Norfolk, general machantt--.C. P/2 and M. Philp. Week, Cornwall, maketers—F. S. Co. Manchester, commission agents—C. Visaed . 4zurd, Dusky, Glesteesteralre, tiothiere—J. Remy and T. N. Fisher. Maidstone, Lent. wine merchants—J. Airey and T. B. Armis tead. Barton-in-liCendal, Westmorland, .onerous--Engler sod Co. merchants, Maneliester—J. Wooirich and .1. Mountford. Woe. broniwieb, Staffordshire, chemists—J. and S. Jackson, Bermood say, wooistaplers—W. Bimini and Co. Newbury, paper makers— J. Patterson and Co. Preston, Lancashire. tea dealers—J. and J. Isherwood. Manchester, counterpane manufacturers—G. Ash worth and J. Richardson, Clements -court, Milk-street. Simnel manufacturers—J. Atkinson and Co. Fere street. Cripplepte, saddlers—J. Cotten and Co. Hointlirth, Yorkshire, woollen • etiodkiee of the Isbeei dames: i inetase could may be exeUn aid eel We. - Weals abiestieti shaming from lei*, isenaigi.dme of peace, whose was secured dwisaintinge tear, is a very Se . . Thsy also classifier that she fern kid IS Ireland, a sell bowed less in fertility. ought to be mete made assiellamd to the har dwire of Ms cesetry,,,pregresslvely. as Ile iterbsts- st Grief Britain 4 . 1 elsersl. mod sf We dime* le peedsidseesiOW /AV dome aro " her robots by billexted awl's j emseedeose, miming? to 'be ieereseity wsoldi of the ilibisr Ida& •.. • " Vow event oldie while ef rho islee-sa mad Seer ow bulaastanpak i Wee Indira*, in dews noel be newle limeade' eiselhemenumee Wilmot inj i try rho Sits. . Tear Peddlers, therefore, hats sly hot emeessee prey far the tad se nee Venial reptile( the *Wren Skit pad Beer. " And your rid en will one fray ' " ke. THE ORIENTAL QUARTERLY •RRVIEW, No. I. sltaleq Iratlea. an ow Thom . sus *Mt, Baenteettalee Arai Cbi extol on the "lefired et t h e Rokiows and Moral Artprooment of The:I:hook& —being a re view of the work of the Rev. GEORGE WenainGTOW, on the Greek or Oriental On:rat—which demands ani - rental attention. This able article is attributed - tb Mr . EmEasow, the author of Letters front Glom; and more recently, those from the itgean*. We are irre sistibly led to make the following interesting extract : The articles, in which the belief of the orthodox Christians of the East differ from the faith of Rowse. may be *early comprised in a few importeet points. They deity the procession of the RCA F Spirit to be from the Father and the kg, emilinieg it to the former alone. They reject the supremacy and infallibility of the Pope. the doctrine of purgatory. and the sale of indulgences. They pracdse trine intoseesion in baptism, they deity the divine authority of auricular «netted.° s sod, though they believe in transubstan. I dada', or rather consubstantiation, they mime to worship the ele ments, They permit painted representations of the Saints In their churches. bet prohibit statues and figures is high relief ; they per mit the secular clergy to marry once, end laymen twice, and differ materially in the number at their fasts and Saint's:days from the calendar of Italy. an RAW HIDES for TILLER ROPYS Patterns of the Hides and a Poem or the Tender maybe seen at this (Mee. No Tender will be received after Dee o'Cloth on the Day of Treaty, nor any enticed. unless the Party er an Agent for bin* "tends. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ton. I, 1150. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his,. MA IL Jams ORIIIMNCII d. isnot giss 11114 w- That they are ready to dispel', or, wisch Pergeoree slay bo • willing to tender for the Sane, a 'quantity of BRASS, COPPER. CAST and WROUGHT IRON, STEEL, and other METALS, in store et the Tower of Loodoo, and in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich ; emulating of Brass and Iron Guns and Caseades. Cut Iron Round Shot sad Mulls, old Wrought sod Bushel Tree, Capper, Brass, and Lead, Steel Files, Molquet Rammer% and other Artisies ; the whole of which have been divided into Lets, and may be viewed upon application to the Principal Storekeeper at the Tower, or to the Ordnance. Storekeeper at the Royal Ar. vend, ou any day previous to the day find for the deUvery of the Tenders. The half-pay of the under= sa ntissad awm. olllcers bee been cancelled from the Wilt instant, inclesiu, upon their treads* 6 obattuutod == tin for their Conare: haup .bait pap els West India Rein. moat ; Swigs Jams Kern MU Caned= Fea sibles ; Lieutemenc Wilnam Charles Henry Doehanan, bait--pay Seth Feat ; Apotheeary Worthington Timms Gyilty, fault pay. Erratum in the Omens of the 17th January, 161111.-15th Foot— For Captain Henry French Boys to be Major, by purchase, vice Hilton, deceased—Read, to be Major, without per. chase, Ste. Commission io the Melmssbury Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Joseph Pitt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Crewmen, resigned. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Snow, Worcester, scrivener. Peter Tudor, Ringnsore, Deveasittre, merchant. James Bowie Runt, Great Charlotte-strut, Riukfriars.road, hat - tostsufseturer. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Antonio Lopez and Miguel Joaquin Inglesias,Copthall.wort. mer chants,frons Jan. Itn to March 11, at eleven, at the Court of A Cataluna of die several Lou may be obtained, by Penns willing to become Purchasers. on application at the Secretary's Of- Ice in Pall-oral; when the Tenders for the whole, or any num ber of the said Lots, are to be delivered, we or before Tamar, the 9th of February neat. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Nicholas Thompson, Dartmouth, Devonshire, master mariner. James Hecker, Glastonbury. flomersetshireolecking manufacturer. Thomas Phillips, Birks, Hall White. and James Hurd Allen, Newcutle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, *amen. John Candler, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. grocer. BANKRUPTS. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (wuics aovrass ISMOTATION) For the Week ended Jan. 29, made up from the Returns el the Inspectors In the different Clues and Towns in England and Wales. Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat Hs. VI. Oats ills. Id. Beans Ills. 3d. Barley Us. 4.1. I Rye SU 9d. I Peas Hs. Id. Aggregate Avenge et the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat Us. 3d. I flats its. 3d. I Beans Ms. Id. Barley Ma. dd. Rye 39..101 Pau 31s. Ild. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Pries of Beown or Muscovano Smut, easnrated from the Returns made in the Week ending the nib day of Jan. 1930, is t 45.1101. per cwt. mu:Naive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Greet Britain. Sy Order of the Hoard, R. BYHAM, Secretary• ON the Ist of Ternary will be published. No. V. of THE LONDON UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.— Wiliam Miller, Liverpool -street. Battle-bridge, builder, to sur render Feb. 9, at eleven, it, at one, and March ie. at two. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. J. R. Robins, Bed ford-row. Philip Hanis.Newtown, Mantgomeryskire.ilannel merchant, Feb. 5. at four. le. at three, and March it, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. G. S. S. Bowles, King's Anna yard, Coleman-street. Joseph Jackson. Tavlstock-street, Covent-garden, man's mercer, Feb. 5, at twelve, It, and March It, at eleven, at the Court of Commiselosers. Attorney. Mr. F. R. Gore.Walbrook-buildinp. Michael Crake, Norton-street, St. idarylebone, builder, Feb. 9, at one, 16, and March It, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Beaumont. Gold:a-square. Richard Joan, Sheerness, Kent, grocer, Feb. 5, at twelve, it, and March 11. at eleven.st the Court of Cotnesissionere. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and Blake, Qnorn-stritet, ChsspsWw Thomas Bryson, Jewin-street, Aldergate-street, amunission agent. Feb. S. it, and March 111, at eleven, at the Court of Commis dopers. Attorney, Mr. H. Lloyd, Thavies-inn, Holbont. Alfred Jones, Lower Brook-street, Grostrenor-squats, chemist, Feb. 5,9, at twelve, and March it, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, kir. J. B. Bitstock. George-street, Marseion•bouse. - • - Ann Watson, Canoes-street. boarding-house keeper, Feb. 5, Ilt, and March 19, at twelve, at the Court of Conindedosers. At torney, Mr. Hodgson, Broad-street-buildings. William Mitchenor Maxileld. beds, Yorkshire, silk mercer ' Feb. 2, at eleven, 9, at ten, and March It. at twelve, at the Court of Commiesioners. Attorney, Mr. W. H. King, Bedford place. John Stratton, Wilford-place, Tottenham Court-road, veneer cotter, Feb. 9. at twelve, 9, at ten, and March IS, at twelve at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. W. Williams, Alfred, Bedford-square. • • • William Philip Masters Croft, Qom's-street, Pimlico, lodging bone keeper, Feb. 2, at twelve. 9. at eleven, and March 1!, at eleven, st the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. E. W. George, Wardrobe-place, Doctors' Commas. Miguel de Pedrorena. Burton-aescent, merchant, Feb. 2, at twelve, 16, and March 13, at ten, at the Court of Commis , docent. Attorneys, Messrs. Otive;se• and Co. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. William Bartlett and Thomas Bartlett, Reading, canvas manu facturers, Feb. 2, at twelve 12, at eleven, sod March 11, at ten, at the Coon et Commissio ners. Attorney, Mr. Olynes, Vine street, America-near,. ambers Garrett, Langley-street. Long-acre, currier, Feb. 1, at twelve. It, and March le, at eleven. at the Court of Commis sioners. Attorney. Mr. J.P. Thomas, Dean-street. Southwark. John Everitt, Doncaster, painter, Feb. 5 at four, Feb. 6, at ten, and March It, at twelve, at the Rein Deer Inn Doncaster. Attorneys, Mr. J. GalswOrthy. Cook's-coon ; a nd Mr.W. S. Heaton. Doncester. Humphrey Hall, Liverpool. linen draper, Feb. 16, 17, sad March It, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, LiverpooL Attorneys,. Meson. Norris and Co. Jobs -street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Toohnin, Liverpool. Thomas Grath, Liverpool, Ibsen draper, Feb. 16, 17. and March 19, at eleven, at the Mice of Mr. R. A. Payne, Uverpol k At nem Mr. R. A. Payne. Uverpool; and Memo.stock and Biome. Temple. Edward Knibb. Liverpool. draper. Feb. IS, 10, and Mardi it, at twelve, at the Clarendon Rooms. Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Samuel &sheer ' Liverpool; and Mr. 0 %scent, Klog's Bench-walk, Temple. George Motet, Liverpool, Imo merchant. Feb. IS, 32, and March It, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. G.Vincent, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and Mr. J. air bag. Liverpool. Thomas Rigg, Liverpool, butcher, Feb. it, 13, sod March is, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Gerilly, Liverpool ; and Mr. K. Chester, Staple Ins. Gamipherus Views Harvey, Penzance, mercer, Feb. 1607. and March 12, at twelve, at the Union Hotel, hawk% Attor neys, Mr. H. Omsk Guildford-street ; and Mr. R. Millet% IPeossoce. William Teague, Birsib, mynas*. Feb. 15, and March 13, at eleven. at the Union Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Heine asdCo. New Inn ,and Mr. Parker, Birmingham. John Moody, Codibill Farm, Wiltshire, seedcase% Jan. 30. Feb. 6, at twelve, sod March It, et one at the Castle and Ball lan , Bath. Att s, Messrs. Berkele y, Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. J. E. Bush, 7pswbrldge. Joseph Foster. Derby.grocer, Feb. 10. at twelve, at the Kitts's Head Ins. 0101 W Feb. Is. end March 11% at ,waive; at the King's Head Ina, 6erhy. Attonseys Mr. Greets, Derby ; Mid Messrs. Austen and Hobson. Gray's ion. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 25, W. Asphalt. Sutcliffe Woad Bottom, Yorkshire. stew merchant, at ten, at the Giese of Messrs. Thrompson and Co. Ha- Was-Feb. 211, T. HaUsrd, Coventry, cabinet-maker at clever. at the Kkig's Heed lon, Cooestry-i-Feb. 19, A. &odd and J. Pooto.Beile Wharf. Upper Grenad.street, lillackfriars, sod as me, milts Coed of Coiansiselmers---Feb. 19, T. W. Ilemleth AlionlaWelreet, statiemer, at Weiss, at the fAtort of Conmalosiemeo-joh. 23, T. Dodswortb, Kasreaboshegh, York at eleven, at the Elephant and Castle Li ne r . i anokeree•Areh. 19 M. Roberts, Pram% Cornwall, inehefper, Decline and Fail of Unman Literature. No. !.—Si deserve prat. —The Bee of Walpurgia, a German Story.—On visiting the neigh bourhood of Inapruck.—On the Troubadours—The Castk of SwanksHy, an Irish Iwgead.—Amociatioes.—Passages in the if. of Dr. Hellmann, Winding the narrative of his attempt to rescue General Lafayette from his imprisonment at Olanta.--Batracts from the Note Book of a Traveller. &ockbohn.—Rvery man his own Reviewer.— An hour with thee.—Law.—Reform.—Ulla's Death, or the Interrupdsm, a German Comedy.—Castle! of the Drakenfelts. Chap. 2, ke. RWIIIIIM• Montgomery's Saten.--Moore's Life of Byrom.— The Cabinet Cyclopedia, Maritime Inland Dlscovery.--blublen- M's Introduction to a mane of German Literature, qtr;.—The Drava.—Univenity, Domestic, and Foreign Intelligent:ie.-- Price Barirepts.—Patents.-- Births, Maniere, and Deaths, he. London—Hurst, Chasm. awl 0 ` - Constable spa is Besides the Catholic Lent, there is a second fasting from Whit suntide to &. Peters' day; a third from the Id to the Idth of Au gust, in honour of the Assumptioo ; and a firth during the forty days preceding Christmas. In the monasteries a Aftb is added, to cooneerserate the exaltation of the holy cross. which socuples the Ant fourteen days of September. During all these fists, except ing that before Christmas, the strictest abstinence even to the con clusion of most sorts of Ails enjoined, and very generally practised. Again, as every day In the year acknowledges the patromge of Male saint, o these are vary numerous which claim extr•ordioary celebrities; and en dose occaskos the Greeks fail not en make compeosatko for extreme temperance by the opposite licence. Thus, then, life is puled in an alternation of extr•vaganciea • and the priest who enforces the one sates. doss net much care to re press the other."—p. 57. Thus.* all the eumndel deified* of Chrisdanity, those which relate to the aeon[ redemption. and isculesso the pencien of social virtues, the musts of the Greeks differ in no panicelin from the creeds ef the refereed sod Rama churches ; sod eves where carmine has engrafted itself, we And • striking difference be tween its growth sod tendency and that of the Popish cemausky. The &atom Minkel ,have ever revoked from the idea of sob sitting the Wilma of a natioi b the " ishilibis" *Wens of an err* mortal like ahemseives ; and if in practice they kayo amok into IR equal prostration to sacerdotal dailies, the mimeo prin. cipk has never been annulled ; Doris it untessonable to suppose that k Ray yet be restored in all the energy of its original operation:4 As en the "coral Meese, of isle emkslastkal eenstimion, we shall moiler It in a farther paragraph. MEMORIAL OP THE MAGISTRATES OF BERKSHIRE TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. MY LORD Doffs —The Magistrates of the County of Berke, assembled at the General Quarter Sudan et Reading, ven ture to intrude 'upon your Grace's menden, and to mans the alum and concern they foal at the great Increase of crime, which the discharge of their dudes as the present occasion, has brought under their notice. They are unwilling to attribute the melancholy comstams to any ether muse thus the almost unprecedented state ie .of distress under which all persons ►are at this time suilriog. They Awl confident that this arises chlely from a general want of as amongst the lahourhig classes, consequent upon the dammed state of agriculture and trade. They, therefore, trust that they do not *steed the bounds of their duty Is earnestly entreating the serious attention of your Grace and his Majesty's Wahine to the sub ject, in the hope that some erect'', measures may be devised for alleviating the distress which now presses so heavily epos the country.--i have the 'smear to be, my Lard Dias, post Gale. most obedient servant. CMAS. DUNDAS, Clubman. To his Grace the Doke of Wellisigtoo, Ike. Leaden, • Sort—l have had the homer of restivbg year letter of the 311th instant, written as Chairman of the Quarter insions, by desire a the Magistrates of the Compel of Bak., assembled at the General Quarter &tssioos, is espies, the alarm sad copes= which they feel at the meat increase et crime whisk the discharge of their duCke Ink brought under their node,, which they are unwilling to and. buts to any Wier came than the aupreifedested state of distress soder which sue* alt preens are sullierkg, which they feel tool- dens arias, chicly frees a general mat of employes's% smogs' the labour's' classes, coasequest spas the distressed Kate of sad ashore sod trade. Loodoo—Horst. Chasm mod Co at. Poore Cholleblool and Co. Edinburgh ; and Corry, jou. and Co. Dublin. _ Just publisbed. A.3 LACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CLXII. and CLXIII. for FEBRUARY, Ihso. 011111111111 OW so. CLZIL 1. The Pall of Nieeeels. a Penn. By Edwin Athentone.—ll. The Bishop of Ferns. and Lord kleentcashel.—lll. On the An of Dressing the Human Body.—lV. The Headsman. A Tale of Doom.—V. The last Stork. By the Buda Shepherd.—Vl. The British Colonies. Letter Third. To his Once the Duke of Wellington. from James 14 1 Qttees, Beq..—Vll. On the Decay of the Picturesque. By Timothy Crusty, The Young Lady's Book. , COWSIIIIIIII Or O. Clam. I. Bowle's Days Departed ; or Banwell Hip.—ll Dibdin's Tour in Prance and Gertnany.—lll. Henry the Lion. An His. mica Tragedy. By Augustus Kilagemann.-IV. The Base Rock. A Puem. or Dent —V. The Condition and Prospects of the Agricultural Classes.—Vi. Lawn Sleeves.—Vll. Once upon a The Pate of the Caliph Hotness—Amnia!), or the Soothsayer of Bagdad.—lX. The Lady of Provence. By Hrs. Hentano.—X. The Assembling of Parliament. —XI. Morse's Life of Byron. The Reviews of the Greek Church, which arleeprindpally keen two monies, the deposits if sack prelate of his election, and his ▪ costributieas for the support of Use establishment, have varied so cogdderably sad so ellen sleet the Turkish aseipeet, Ibis k is sew lespesdble to fetus say 'came estimate of their engem In beet than, too, they have been involved le Naiades and pee. pl.zky by shopterforence of the Turks, when atunsel deposits and bons in tin Treasury of the Staid, bave.oodeil, new ii egissial Whin girths Ottomans, in the sequestradoe of the satire antents. The began of she Patriaieh consists of the mesh" of time amines' se ecelesketigal thaws, the leberitance of tbe pro perty stall =wks and swasigsre, and the less of elks as a asks war of testaments said a dell espgisuate ; and, as these arg *re carless sources, its agmaliat frees year to year is cousin/rat* mien; bet, thumb sever estraessant, It has always been adequate le the honeurablo eePPeri of his dignity. The esselunacets et the Arch bishops, Metropolitans, and ether plasm are derived roily ?Fern the esdoweignas of each Memo, mid reedy been the veloury among of Moir Peorlieligt chiefly, la km thaw, frees the ,ses tribstione levied es the saoeseterise, and the rierbitaat fees de manded for the perform** of every day cumbreted wish thi sa craments et orriniades of relights. As for ski inferiee ahem their duly rineurces aft throcoasienal graseithe of their/eds. and User ealleery peewees wade se festivals sod km. Tie spissminyet el the seek (bora is goosed ie • mewl if yrs - F Wes ; this her Pesriarchself fhostasitinspb, henielens, Antioch. gad Alpsendrie ; and ski Archbishops sled Magri of ea several Hose girctieui itlMashy seadecse4 by the spied, bet k Issipe makes of hate, red spumy. The liassialub 41.0111• atasebsph bobs dielany inmisated by ski shoe body, teembros W %maker, and cestueiwien foam else bands el the 'Salim, to wbar with the Ode of Pamilkl lieuenort !animist theiniseas • and the style ef M despot' and " bass As 114114 111, this opts* hi esercisce a den kwiedicdes *eh the Morels reyglitand as preskieet of a Whoa hr ober purpose, ho see Me, des. se gees capitally punish • Meisel Me posseawe, as limed sif the Merck, the nominal choke and evarecelesiegtkal dieeedels et ea giber Nine Patriarch; bet as she hese* el Cho halterele *aye serkles le cankin the aprelaismat, hda lghbsiw ks rolihpop PON is iteemsereakeil spegioss. Ness its raga is ; NW Paiikeibvf Nessaisii. though his pregedisney. deses reline heist einigeitiVlns power ; and his poverty hie such ibes is support deissfees, is arm Wiessere, en eke eatesillesecti of his aelleasaiis, as the cheeky Ofille •Rgypilea heretics. Tb• Poniards of Alethels. is hbr siaming, is a ° gyphe la jestediction se Whores g and it besides ciaspelksi Abide his ipky Web dig Milt of ins hiarenisse esti hkersehr lesq et . Ms , end best Johisjhes • bre Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cada, Strand, London. SPEEDIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS. AMedicine of regular prescription, and established /1 credit, is perhaps oar of the moat safe and efficacious that 41•11 be taken at this season of the year, and at all times for Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to promote regular Perspiration, in deficiency of Bile, and In obstruction of the &mei., in Heart Burns, Costiveness, Cholics Goat, Vonaltings, and in H e ad - A c h es . (ta trial, their hltelesie worth min Von their best recommendation; they are particularly recommended during the course of Sea-bathing, and drinking the sea and Wagtail Waters ; also fur those living in Warns Climates. I will submit this statement of the sheervatleas, hairy's. and *Mons of panel, and the Magistrates of the Canty of Balm to Wa Majesty's servasta—l have the homer to he. 814 your most *bodkin hatable servant, Cha•. Dandas, lisl. Ste. WELLINGTON. CITY OF BRISTOL MEETING. Prepared by Thomas Shillhoe, jam. druggist, Tottenham High 0016. Middlesex, by virtue of an Assignment from H. and .1 Bee wick, sot* proprietors of the receipt, by the wil of M. Speetliman sad are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Climb. yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. 156, %ford street, in boxes, at Is. 45.64. 10s. rid. and one Guinea; and allay be had of the princi pal venders of Medicines in Town and Country. COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAII, BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period has incontestibly preyed the wipe riseeMe.iey of this Medicine , in all eases of Coco s , C ousin , ai d ASTII)I4I7IC A FIRICTIOIII. By promoting mile sipeetorelles, it eery shortly relieves the patient of a slight w mead Cold, sad a few doses are generally sullicient so remove those which nesiset has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, and which are seeenaps Wed with Cough, Spitting of Blond, and other serious symptoms. Its peculiar balsan lc poorer. teed to heal soreness, and alley the irritation of the lungs, in eases of Cough and in Aathisiktie *Sea tons it assists and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at to. 9d. by Messrs. BUTLIIR, Chemists, Cheap side, corn e r o f S t . Paul's. London ; Sackville-street, Dublin ; Prisces-street, Edinburgh;. Savory and Co. 134, New Ban& street, and 1120 Regent -street, and the principal Druggists. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BALSAMIC LO. BINGES, used in recent Cones., Hossaintaaa, Ae. aid for rea der* the Voice Dear and P'keibleond protecting it. organs hew the effects of elution. In Boars, Is. I. and S.. 9d. N.B. Ask foe Bone's Partroaas Buses. CUPID'S ADDRESS TO TSB LADIES UP GREAT BR/TA I N. By order of Tants, the Goddess of Reality, Little Cupid bad to perform a kind duty. To proclaim to the Ladies of Etritain's fair Isle A production ou which they woad graciously smile. Which their charms would preserve 'Oast lesi triad and hot weather. AM therefore be wished to call them logeihori With sweet boney'd accent be ibus did address The following words with no Mule Sams, s— " My Ow aid bow I've rtswr laid made. To you. fair Win, laritsoula's pdde; Tour beauty the Dements often destroy. Sat cow I've tidings which will 1111, yam with jiyi Is Hamm- Gamed~. pooll Ind Mho your Um" will MAI Dtssd wiokiteer aothing assoutV4; Of tide wead'rouspedectima I emu* Thou fad sot to ass " .lily 1100 11 • 1. .• • . ~:f~f: • . - . . . 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Hamer*, and Brewery residing in doe anodes el Flea• pater end Somme. took Floes at the Guildhalls( Ms elly. ter the pupate* , demote* so the *spearing et proasstleg Petkisse to the Hapset of Leeds sad Cousesers, for a partial er total Repeal of the Duties op Malt and Boer. At half-past see ettioek. Jets aratianurre Hasrou, Be of Bristol, wok die Chair eel, after nose Alscastion, the following perkiest was agreed ea : THE PETITION. 6 ' Ti the Roo the Cu,moos of she Wool ribidegoefitheet Bri tain and lashed. in Ramose seonahled— " The bumble Peskiest 1 the several throws aid Megrim of Land, Merchants. Tradesmen, llaltstere. Drevftie, and ashen. coasisetersof Malt sad Bog, midget la the City sod Vegety 0 1 do air a Bristelesesi the adjacent pens Si the Onsides Glogreiter sad defterees, Whole maw us Wheat° gab •acritiod ; 0 Sheweils,—That year Peckham+ esselstkeg ef Iftlieldesle frees the greet proleethe elegies Si the Slate, hose wiled se eg ress to yew Hoonershits Bone their armee asnistios M the sle premed gigolos et the Several branches Si Wesley in this Newry; aid the eglooponst plashes Si theme &palest ea their Mow far the getessaries and eggshell of NU 6 . That your Pialisionses s daises se seprevv ma the .alliaki stiogloo• Si their soosoess olostry. hags Moe eesilosigealy Nom. Is their harems penile% to yield as easing oratribetione rig joked by oh Governesses Si the hate • bet = eapreeesieeted le the valve she de Wei Of the venue ties which they !abases* sod Wo o ship. bore bosetoo soak ss tiara that egaphygnset to Ihe leisiesine thrall go whia dor girt ever lepeod. a. That the hairs an Melt sod Doti are 'deeds hoes so the t l iss es al heaboore elessee, elege feed Oaths% 'Ilikliw2 . 1111• ""7" 1 11 which they gi ,fl" 6 • • • 11/40. • ~:`w mi. Ananneoremp--res. sw, MI • ....moss, a snap.. ao•nmwrw••D w --- --- • orreer, at eines, at the bossier 7. !midi, leahireeer, Ault,-. Ole° cod coiscacved eibiadas. ' ' . miss of hie see ; 'mail he if imeeijaist as vccocell e sofa 4 vo'' Feb. lii. T. peneval. Bruin. simeimehig „ . 06, 4 1,,,, ineir .. se a. Mat the Swiss es Mak sal Dree hive ow o , o * shed man &mesh pesetas e seise eveassed deft. The ides- melee, et the PhD,' Ban Ina, ORM* -Folk SS, J. Hamill. Thhiel, oroo tio' cokilucivo vi Lbs WS el Ma • • Om meil boom al di lier mil et thi siege pseeerisie imieeS. cm* mied-usasofeeturer at ots, et die Bea Tim" Idotei.6-11101.0k, • • IoS Chic vosPloionst whit! is die laseme es if . _ _... A. dilemma, Yerh-areet. Briaessee-tasare. bidder et two; "lug . 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