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- • NAVE OFFICII, Awe 2s, 11123. rrHE Right Hon.the LORDS COMMISSIONERS 4. of his MAJESTY'S TREASURY, having appointed Money for the Payment of Half Pay to Sea Officers, from the ist of January to the :.Ist of March, 11323, accotding to his Ms. jetty's Establishment in that behalf. These are to give notice, that the several Payments will begin to be MAO at the AI- M:ice, by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten o'Clocii is oie Morning on the following Days, viz. On the Sth, 6th, and 7th of May, to Admirals, Captains, and th.'r Attomies. _ _ On the Bth,lotb, 19th, 13th, and 14th of May, to Lieute nants and Chaplains, and their Attondes. On the 15th and 17th of May, to Masters, Surgeons, and Pursers, and their Attornies. After which the list onth a will be recalled the fir`t and third Wednesday in every M, that all peruse may than, an d there, attend to receive what may become payable to theist ; and bring with them an Affidavit u required by Older in Council of ZOth July, 1819, the Forms of which were ztubilahul in an Adverrieement from this Office, dated 16th September, teto, and may be procured at the Office ofthe Treatises-ref the Navy; and in case any of the said Offices should not be able to attend themselves, hut employ Attornies for that purpose, the said At tornks are to produce siinilar Affidavits from the persona they are employed by. - - - - . Where Officers are abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce attested Copies of such Leave, before the Half Pay can be paid. And as by Act of Parliament. paned in the :7lth year of his kw Majesty's Reign, entituled, 1 .4 Ap Aa for establishing a rore . casy and expeditious method for the Payment of Offic,ers us his alajeqy's Navy," It Is enacted by the !toll roust of the said Act, that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, who shall be entitled to receive Half Pay, and 41 be desirous to receive and be pal the same, at or near the rice of his re3i , lcnce, he may apply t t the Treasurer of his Ma ;nnt's Navy in London, to have such Half Pay paid at or near . t"ie,phee of his residence, Ste. in the manner pointed out by the said Act." And by 3 further Mt passed in the 56th year if pis late Majesty's reign, entitulp-1, An Act for enabling the Bikers in his 'Majesty's Navy and their Representatives to &no for and receive their Half Pay" it is enacted by the first' ml third Moses of the said Aet, that if any Officer la his elalesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive any sum of motley for or . on account of his Half Pay, shall be desirous of Zook!. a Bill of Exchange foe the same, upon the Cott:amis. isnersa his Majesty's Navy, instead of receiving the same by Remittance Bill, he shalt signify such desire, by Letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy ; and that if any Officer in his Majesty's Navy who shall be entitled to receive any sum of Tenney for or on account of Half Pay, shall be desirous of having it Half Par paid to him by Extract. at any tlf his Majesty's Dock Yardi, where Clerks for the payment of Wages fat the Navy skill reside, instead of receiving the same by limuittaace TA or Mil of Exchange, he is to apply either to the proper Dec% at the Navy Pay Office in London, or at the Pay Office a such Dock Yard, signifying such Ms desire." Notice Is hereby further siren, that the Half Pay ending the 31stasf Match, Ist3, will commence paying on the Sth of May, 1543, and all persons desirous of drawing for, or of having their Half Pay re mitted to their, may apply as above directed. Alm Bel of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act above recited, are not liable to the Stamp Duty. No person residing out of his Majesty's Dominions are en tiikd to cis privileges of this Act. • This day was published, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. I.XX V. for April. 1323. Ctsrrays:—l. Remarks on Mr. Alison's Theory e Heaney, ifinpl.ined by Mr. Jeffrey.—if. The Proud Shepherd's Tea.. 94.-111. Letter from a Yarrow Shepherd...4V. News front Pailly.—V. Specimens of the Indian Art of Missing. No. 5. Ile Fourth Novel of the Second Supper.. XI. Times Whis ping Gallery. No. 5. Maternal Tenderness. No. 4. Richard brqueen oaths Coarse and Termination dale River Niger.--VIII. Latter' front Italy. No t A Professional Visit to Ali Pacha in the Autumn of 1809.- 7 ..C.leutta. Chap. S. The Supreme Court. Chap. 9. The El der —XI. Daris's Chinese Ntiveie.--XIL The Age of blare.—Xl 11. A Hint to the Gentlemen of the Daily and 1 1 & i ontadJ1 Preas.—XLV. Pythagoras and his Means.—.XV. A Visit to the Shakers.—XVl. My Evening.—XVlL Louis ItetTevo. nth% Account of his Escape.—XVll T. Letter to the biter no Ye the Rev. H. Phillpotts, D.D. inclosing Remarks ortr..!iffrey's Note in No..LXXY. of the Edinburgh Re. Tiew.--X IX. Wnrks preparing for Publication.—XX. Monthly liitoi N:w Publicakons.—XXl. Appointments, Promotions, Births, !tlarriazes and Deaths. Printed for William Mack wc:od, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, &end, Loodee. THE LONDON MEDICAL JOURNAL, for MAY, contains, beside the following Original Communi nfone.-1. On Syphilitic Ulcers of the Larynx, By C. 11. Haw (eoncluderi)--2. Remarks on Pneumonia, By James Rubes, XD. -.3. A Case of Neuralgia, affecting the Branches of the Malian Nerve after a Burn on the Thumb, and which MS cured /AN the tile of the Carbonate of Iron. By Henry Jeffreys, 4-4. Remarks on Fever. By D. Johnson, Esq.--5b Case .1 Tetanic Affection, in which the Olettm Terebinthins was "woefully employed. fly William Tomo, Esq.-6. Coauthor. toss to Morbid Anatomy. By R. Wade, Esq. No. I. Case of °gateau Tumor mint cted with the Uterus, (with an Roger,. 4); No. 2. Case of Enlargement of the Hcart-7. A fatal Cdt of Paraplegia, from an uncommon cause; together with an Atorsot of the Dissection, and some Observations thereon. ettmonicated by Edward Harrison, M.D.-8. On the Use of *4l,l liders in Feline and other Animals. By S. D. Brough t°, Eal.-9. On the Croton Tiglium. lly W. Evans, Esq.- 11 quarterly Report (No. 3.) of the Medical and Surgical ?nuke of the St. Georges and St. James's General Dispen -4'l. By George Gregory, 31. D. Senior Physician to the Ido rfarl, &e.-.-CILITICAL ANALYSIS OP INGILISH aim FOAMS ‘ ,ISIVIII 1. Practical Observations on the Treatment and ,',ftvf several Varieties of Pulmonary Consumption; and ass . Effects of the Vapour of Boiling Tar in that Disease. lir co oleander Crichton, M.D. F.R.S. &c. (concluded)-•-lh t'arl lad Method of Cure of the various Species of Epilem. ffirito Cooke, 11. D. F.R.S. F.A.S. Etc.-3. Lettere del "'vire Vieth &rlinghierl al Professore Antonio Scarps, tells Le Ptioa delis wows Arterie a degli Arti.-Menzcat. Ann Yee. ' 44 besuiencs : -Morbid Anatomy, 1. Case of Perforatia& Clithagus; 2. Calcareous Concretions ha the Veins; S. Concretions in the Chorcid Plexus--Patbology, 4. 'waft Afictioti of the Heart ; 5. Case in which a foreign bud,. .... re4 Waed seven years in the Trachea--Therapeutics, 6. Croup 1; 411 4 Sulphate of Copper ; 7. Treatment se of & w l :'tPrtal Convulsions cured by Ergot t ; 9. Case of Poisoning _nil Arsenic-Surgery, 10. New 'Method of performing the 'Prration of Lithotumy in the Fensale, by Dr. Lisfranc • 11. f,„`"*.„ lastrument fur the Operation of the Cataract ; IS. i edi "' ~,"t r la-Mielwifery, 13. Case of Super-fixtation, by 51. Pere Lorrnistry and Pharmacy, 14. Cinnabar ; 15. Condensation N a n ikt---Misce'laneous, le. Experiments relative to Yellow, „,; ke• ate. -Obituary, John Chariton, Esq..--Meteorob. r i :'''"frals from March 2u to April 12, 1823-3:6..th1y be. `ogee of Neelical Books-Notices to Coriespondt:As. . 1 ' 4.14 d far I. &niter, 73, St. l'ad". I Cilurch-) ord. , W r Cent. • .. , • , ;Nit* . _ . ... Yoptris. • . •1 . . . . ›. • 480 .. ; Itil l t • . ' . ;•• .. . • •• • N , ~.0 .91114 ; S i biii.l4oM;) i ...': '; . mix it Espeleit fled n ! i.:•*-: '",""-- - -- 1 e" • ' IP "' j - Ar.Z • e _ . . . :'; 1 •' . A ..4 : I 1 -;. , • t , A , ..*. ~ i, , ~., s-- 1,1 s Iv,. ,;• L . ~. •_.. : ', ,, ,,,?.... - 3 , ..;: . , , .. • • , ....< ; ' • efrr;00.4. ,•4" ae.., ' •\• 10 A 4.11 3 4 41 , 1 , k( . - it T.,..., 4 4.,..„.„ ~_ ----) . a • .." ....J... •.,.... ._ it...wig.... . J), ''' , . • • • _ . . . , • • • ----. ‘‘ T/44 -C DAY f APRIL 30, 1823: • 13 - -- - 'girt I! .; ;:m v., - • . Vint if Papers ' ' ' - -- EAST INDIA ROUSE, April 23 1 1 823 . PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGie , " .--aIIAN CEL were billed Air' waft ' a view to LOR. of 64 EXentiQUER sa id, 1 THE COURT of DIRECTORSethe UNITED .Mif -, 'the -a . COMPANY' e .11.ERCHAIATS fl ENGLAND trading HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 29. • • n the p: ooriety of init superior Board dis- Praffan were not read till within a quarter of i l" a'cl ' cl a." r e4D argint the clerks and sttbdrdinate officers, hemust se the BAST INDIES, do he. give Notice Comilatpanay Q will UA be ß ho TE i lltY their GEH H EßAL owe in C Loodonh OUßT an o .o f t the said on i re .F ar bsd L o f beerl u v a zapoo fill a c° . s m ia m ti : tr m ee otio n i : t er pP o r t :: o c ? use cio ar s i ee tt i o l I oppose- their production-, OA would be ins possible reet, , n tne Robing Room, of which the Earl of Hawanway was . for any public Board tederits.duty by the . Public if i r EDNESDAY, the 19th June next, at Eleven o'clock in the ' President. that House inter in queisfitins• bf this a D. note Forenoon, f or t h e purpose of declaring let . a DIVIDEND tram Mr. I Pier , Mr. WiernitlA N Mr. Mina" , M r • 11 ""'" , there Were any cli s tintt inde r itandi ng th a t t h e y surd 114. Ottawas., brought up the Weights nd Me Christmas last to Mid summer next. a That the T , - - Dill• an4 l seyerel Local Bills, which, somehow or other, - Poi sought tii be Traduced witfilifiteiieW, he shoild - - ransfer Books of the said Company's Stocks will be Shut on TUESDAY, the scl June next, at Three o'Clock, and Opened again on THURSDAY, the 17th July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due ea the sth July, wiU be ready to be delivered on MONDAY,the 7th July nut. JOUPS Witt Stereta7. _ , were omitted to hi - reisT iiiikettae. - - Mr. Osseilse, from the Dinners of Margate Pier and Har bour, delivered the Accounts, as ardered by Parliament, from April laiM to April mat. . Lord ROLLE presented a Petition from the Ldiabitants of crakhampton, in the County of Devon, against the Duty upon cads carried coastwise. Upon the motion of the Earl of &farmwife. th , Revenue Dapartinents' Consolklation Bill, and Allardyce's Divorce 11W, were read a third time, passed, and messaged to the Common.: TM Divisions of Counties DUI was read a second time, and . 111•111Naitted for Tbortehry next. The Rad of CLARE moved, that a Message sheuid be sent alla 4 1 4 1 1.. Boust.soposiogallib•dsdr iardeistps -might ob. It eorro of the Repots at the. Soled Committee of the Corn- With regard to the County efflisnesiak; whkk motion IMlrallesed mond a message senc—lislyseseeedi tomorrow. 110USr. OF COM Mak& • tar .IC cnICHLESTER• presented a Petition against the Gas Bill, tiavas k prayed against she entirety of a Pri e Bill, ‘ • . . • The SPEAKER was of opinion it could not be received. If ft only prayed against a part of the Bill it might be referred to tie Committee on the 13111, but not otherwise. Afier•somis oepilination as to the object* of the -Petitioners, eitredsiee eves referred to the Committee on the MIL . IL SMITH presented a Petition from the Proprietors of ,Newport Paine! Canal against 'a Bill in progress, by other par t*, likely to of their interests. ' The Verity I Dili if St. Matthew, Dethad- 1 1 geese, was lead a irddrineead yawed. • . . ! Sir W. LEMON a P et i t i on f rom mr,Meinhabit- Ides of the County of Cornwall, against 'the Duty es dials car- 1 ... lied coastwise. - ! Clelenel WOOD , presented - 4 ;Pstkieh from cortekt Agrieel- Molds of the County of Brett* OraYiPtina Relief from an nn" eitampled sate of distrees....oeaseed to be printed. Mr. LINDSAY presented a iktidon from the Incorporated 4 `2' of ffhoo.makers of Perth,' praying for Refrain in the tits : Mr. SY LS gestated a Petition from the Inhabitants of dull against the Ditty en Leasher.-.-Ordeeed to be primed. ' Mr. W. COURTENAY presented a Petition from the City fic Raster against the Duty on Coals.—Ordered to be printed. t Me ABERCROMBY his motion in the affair of likeetthwick to the ads or May. -.: T. LETHBRIDGE presented Petitions from certain piers of Land at Cirencester and Gl o sced e r, complaining of ukoral Distress and praying the relief. The Hoo. Member OK the present system of our Coen Laws was ab ' ellinided no protection to the Br gowns'. iWM di LLIS presented a Petition from ',kik Merehents of . dating that the Duty on Yarn ITE: into War " was Injurious to the Linen Trade, and pta foe a &Md.' dime Impeet.of that raw ankle in the shape of perhaps be disposeilletiertelt ihePa pets to b'epriduced. Mr. CALCRAFT'eonsideted the doctrine of the Right Ron.Gentlemiii as - highly objectionable.. That House was called on to interfere in all taws where malversation was complained 'of, anti. this was de• cidedly a ease of alleged rnalversation in office. Mr. tA NN ING said, he understood. theie Papers refitted, in the first instance, to allelic! malversa tinn ; and so far it was competent 't6 the Hon. Gen tleman to move few Papers tending. to throw light on the alleged roalversation on arty class of public 'officers. -The sealed class of Papers, it would seem, were only relevant to the diftreintof this. person, White, from his situation, for alleged misconduct and fraud on his part. It was too Much to expect that papers thus mixed up would be granted inune diatel,y, having objects so very widely different from one another. It would be better to Make the two sorts subjects of a different motion; and if, on granting the first set, a suspicion might be justly en tertained that this party .had been improperly dis missed, then the inference might be drawn that the second set of Papers ought to be granted. If such a- presumption should arise, then he thought Right Hon. Friend would not refuse his acquie After a few words from Mr. House, the copy the Correspondence relative W the alleged malsersa tion and fraud was ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. HUME, in moving for the copy of the com munications between the heath of these departments and Mr. White, relative to his dismissal, contended that he had a right to move for these Paper*, to prole *Ott important allegations. The H on . MEMber ob- • served, that the immediate superior of this parsec, White, had been'guilty of a similar concealment of the extent of windows-fer which he wits - liable to be 1 -taxed, in the same manner as it was said Mr. White lad done, and yet the -Board had passed- by the feitence of the superior, and visited a similar offence !sin his inferior with excessive severity. He accused all departments of this Office with participation in unfair and vindictive proceedings against this indivi dual, because he was the-informer against this nest or band of public peculators; the members of Go vernment were involved in the odium and ROY AL SE/ipilaTHlNG.lii PHI)/ ARY. THE GOVERNORS oL *is CHARITY ore re tateeartatty informed, that tbp 2401a1e dent, thif Earl of 1../YEIXPOOL, K.O. hat fixed tC) tahe.the 'at the A N NIVERSA.RY DINNER, It I& Loam lad. oa SAIIINDAY, the 51st May next. • JOSEPH RAINBOW, Seams* I SS, Cannon-street, 28th April, 1823. This day was published, in post Bvo. price 10s. 6d. the Second /Mi.i of • THE 'CHIA LS of MARGARET LYNDSAY. I .- By the Author of " Lights and Shadows of Scottish liAlk.“ Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Ts-eadell, blondes. Of whom may be had, . • The Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life. The Third doe. put Svo. 109. ed. ' • [LOWELL'S MOT)ERN STATI .lALS. T HE his SUBSCRI3ERS to t WORK are re . 2. spectfully informed that the Tenth Volume Is nostr il ai t lisped, containing the Trial of J. Hanson, Esq. for the Weavers of Alaischesta in a conspiracy to raise their Wugest, the whole proceedings in the case of Aleaander. Davison, Req. Gtr a fraud; the Trial of Valentine Jones, Esq. for a fraud (both these now first published from Mr. Gurneys MS. notes); the Trials of Perry and Lambert, of John and Wes Hunt, of Drakard, and of Daniel Isaac Baton ; wick may others, for Libels, he. he. London : Printed for Longman,' Hurst; and Co. J. M. Ri chardson ; Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen; Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy; K Jeffery mod Son; J. Itatchard and Son ; R. H.Rvans; J. Booker; J. Booth; and Budd and Catkin. _ obloquy of the whole proceeding, from turning a deaf ear to the ' remonstrances: of this , injured man.- If the decimate' ' for whisk he mewed were not mackinaw sepport the case, it would then be peeport of testae, te dismiss 'it. - He "mist protest against the principle laid decant by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that the House ' of - Commons had nothing to do with the dismissal of persons by the Board of Taxes or other public offices. The CHANCELLORR, of the -EXCHEQUER'est: plained. He never said that the House of Commons isyras not to exercise a proper degree of vigilance over 'public Offices, or that they were to be exempt from a due degree of responsibility.—Motion agreed to. On the motion of the same Honourable-Gentleman, 'a Copy of the Cotrespondence of Charles Hart with the Board of Taxes, from .1815 up to the present time, was ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. HUME said, it had been stated last night, that George White carried on business without per mission. He moved, therefore, that the copy of' his 'letter, asking permission-to carry on business, should 'be laid on the table; together with a copy of the an swer returned to the said letter. Aker a few words from Mr. LuattrattrOirtliM motion was agreed to. - • , '-'..—::;-•- , 1112 , • ADJOURNED' DEBATE, oN • ,Aggikit ': . NEGOCIATION a :' • " 1 . ; The. rder of the - Day ba4ng bee' read for re.. shiniog the debate on chalet/ Negotiations, ' Mr. - W. WHITMORE said, it was not his inten tion 'to :detain the House long. He rose • inanely for'the purpose *of explaining the motives which In duced him to decide upon the vote he should give on this occasion". That vote' should - he in favour of the Address moved by the Honourable Gentleman Mr: Micdonal.l) who brought l on i an d t h e q uest i on 'list night. By soOporting the Address : he did not mean to express any opinion on ShepOrict or impolicy of a war, or to convey any eiko!ore op ,his Majesty's Ministers for not holding opt a menace , iif hostility, without any intention' of acting - upon it. • His vote was founded on thia, that the correspondence laid upon the table did'hcit exhibit that manly independent English feeling the country hid a right to expect in a case of such flagrant violatio4 of all justice, welt a gross itifringement of the llfetan FK. an independent people—flit:an kcar).—He woorli,* go Iwo the detail'of* tho Papers; hut, on a canary review of diem, it *Ai. quite ; impossible AO' to atte,that the Right Henoorable Gintlep . tan, tiMr. canning) had placed them tri the unforinnatesi MO= of appearing rather the Aries of ltrance .4 'pal as 4 . ,pu . type rfectly Pisitral 'or diva ito - . ltr 0 y env hOlioPel j their `lctilij, FratfOiN,TaigY r.fiffirr!fril) 1r /le' Mob; th tisti #on , - wi *try as as.,,mmajor going eti•r; 11.4ton'y of Obvtvpipl - i b:iii , bad skinned en the feliinite t i a is _:,_ Sin, - writ thit - tht fiel - iiriii,hed ' Acinouratik Gentleman l' St l Pj r ti t t in cri : : l l4 e ua r ti: : cia-olan ni il la bee s s* u .;3 : eS 44fLes! " whin plainly authoiisesi, is" '-*- cOnragkins disease. D s Didifsi,-"and *kVA' t(tey Weie itchtsivelt 'conveniences ,which from' civil -Cistitip , op a 0117 bY a c4a 4 a4iioaid • Mir: D. Biome; Mr. & Item, and * Mr H. Rum= sap._ cued the whole cosi& respeeting she linsamodo ; • alkul Mire.lirs- Doussas stated his belief that very little keeith bagsairaa,ip peeudirtd Delatittdideg the fast - three yearti. Me. DAWSON-depressed the meitem of arty Seim te6 spotting the espoete kilo* width. be enntioded...omuld tem a bed r the Pebile **Sag a mi der, tride atid ewer feeturee Mr. LdW IS contended, that in many lisilmetei diem had Wee It• millet 'of linpoddies prombed on the • Herded, he this eddy for the peeping of obtaining thedeemSselt. The It Linea Compel isonid be em atiotts in proeidieg a sdi- Lsileut severity against the tee *nowt counterfeiting of its ;24crhieb were sated to *ail to qualify it to audit de en being ',trotted. • J. OM WPIT eaneessied r that this Drastic* et idling the I t hean tlaaaPahlea mock, had may bees hire; is the pert at rmise, to give all the authenticated marks of Irish Wen, lo to 'Mt the th American Market. Ik. G. BILL eilissided the meant tithe Irish Linen Cons - It hapthao4helhilliaa was ordered to be prime& 11.,14.14N41.1..piepietect two Petitions, relative to He . 9 upt a Gmrth . play , fropi different bodies pito** th ere% int e r izt the King's Cotuity.Ordericl Si lidd se ebtatible:t • ' 1. pion was:pressed by Mr. HUMilbies Annan, end - feu Plata cosign of AheaggialtlSlDTki.soe.the. .;•,; taw Duty $4 rr CA*4olAlifllksi, 4C 4 re car ra betastellie. • • • . • • TheaIstMCIFLIWOR of the•WlCWlEWllßshilktit was lastaties ms 'hats the tax thereon; Spa' NM ithoselarto be hi gee 5 Palfien , . :1- 0 itEClCEprestatett. .iil . etkut front Watchet, mita; that the D_otreit Sea-beroe Calls should be repealed. th Imped time the Right-Mem Gentleniin would be enabled to givethe 'dime the assurance that this most animus would share the fate., that whicla.ise had consented to part-Milk so much to the slitisfaction pU who beard him ;he alluded to the duty on stone. The CHItNeNTA.OR of the EXCHAVIWEri said, that there wash very'-Material objection to the marred of tide duty, which amounted to *de short of a million a year, whereas the stone dudes did not exceed £24,000. lie would only now say, what he had said on a former night, namely, that he did not think it probable this tax would be repealed, as it - could not be spared.--The Petition was read and laid on the table. • • Mr. L. MA BERLY presented a Petition from Nioillemp. toe, praying for the 'Repeal of the Leather T ee .—R ea d an d laid'on the table. - A Message frog/ the Lords announced their Lordships' as• seat to severs' priest* BiSs. • • • Mr ClialiVilf deed his oaths atisaltion on thtethohjeet of the Fear and a *Wier C. aNalritlilae,Lerwarelikelmis See the 2441 of May. • Mr. 112141411 DY moped that oissiedie be appohnea i on the abject of the liar at made front Glasgow to Portpatriek to sonsidet the etas thereof, end report themen to the Home.' , The cif AMC/IMAM at the ii.IMISQUER dung* that wkh an" iILoSE PrafahttY thla.ahhiarit mot hav e , Watt Dare ; doled, WI replies, as a priVata Matter. • • The AMMittelibliered, thick, Seed public misty tad heeenplat M rithisiehattreeeenanueleetiett betereeh beedsad, Repited t and Iteliedothis debt perhaps be fairly eaaskietaths. partake of the satire and character of arab& Ikea. The CLIANCALLOR of the EXP -111 CLIALL si&d. !bad tM objection to permit-the arramar of a C= leit tt W heel bet he begged eedatettexi ai repamet for tame apsdieslies , ad the Mattandinanbitallan, pabbe ametty.—The Modest was, thee avwfl ; • , Mr. GOULDUZIN . pregented Sentra; at tiro. ;tuts,( per t a lsdipted at the bet Midget in the i Seethere Counties mkielediar name of Aril triii sad iSatiVeenvkitedi at *cum. „ . • tit:A. a XiPt i elir•tStikfrif.c9 ... ltelbit a i t gathlkesik witwrost. oa - 717111313.1 16 .1!!!'1 124 .., .14 bAs.ri . Nr.lluMiaisrltitiati; aightittedevtglitifttelitioWlit Bedews reirefaiva Prambaltaelts sbirMaggi,a On sirs f4 . l.l**an 9 6 tbv.,nwiet, tf aihMautimis ee)ativh towhit a' 4Taseat4. which stood for the, Milky& Miye wea rapid tre' the Si bf Jane. ,iu m i st . OW i n. w . mix . r. t.4.0i4:44:41,i03 3, %MhatikE mooed for a Copy of alit:6o44A; dance between the UoTtis of the Treasury, the 13!.t0 , - t'cr of 'taxes, send Mr. Otiorgt Whites relative to . 14*. frauds 'alleged by hitt' to exist in the receipt of**, Assessed Taxes in ihe'Kensinstpn . • 4 ' - A. J._ which 4 4 .4 bad t 4 .0 Spfia explana- -147*Divha-d With hy,.the Right ran (gt. - Ceg) f. ob. Fat stritO by the lln4:0( Wel- if, the Xing hii m - tt) the ices of France with'. " o wa rhi:ch the right ,of - # l ` 4 esi v .,1: 4 • till the ." mei ibe t kiii i e Nt i oit, an i s ia : Might .potahly imew . te Ni ne , a country aepriated rresolrisie 1 4 ° 7 1 4; I, g arc a d ° 4 4 Wirt ~~ FRANCE AND SPAIN. AT this critical period every Work which relates to Spain excites a degree of interest. Botteuriesx, in Ms admirable History of Spanish and Portuguese Literature, seek% in the structure of society, thehabits of the people, and the in. dunce of events, for the causes of intellectual pisenontau he has to describe ; and he examines, with great cadger and Int. partiality, the effects of misgovernment and arbitrary balm. Lions en poetic genius and literary taste. A Translation of Borreawax hu been published by Boort and Sims,l3road.street, in two vein Bvo. peke hos. ••• The literary judgments which the Author prooointes. are guided by a spirit of philosophical atheism. sad his . num ner of treating his subject is no luss Instructive Wm *Phut** be has collected are interesting iodiw sme _ether weekeros a complete view of the latiodPenieusloss—//hlu 21ther Journal, Der. 28. Tue PATENT sur-reAgy TRAVELLING BED. rrtHE great improveinent diode in this Bedstead has -IL induced the Patentee to &Pettit meth,' and which no other Bed ever poesseed. The whole Weiveis cern: poled of wrought-iron Tubes, mead *kb Brassr whirls render ii remarkably lig,ht and portable ; it cannot root or harbeur by he ingenious and simple construction (being in one ;km); it will not get out of repair, and is made ready for use in one mi nute; it wM peek with the Curtains and Bedding is tie stem space of Nice Lathes. To MILITARY OFFICERS joining their Regituante abroad, and the EAST and W EST INDIES, it is particularly recommended, fitted up with the Patent Aloe. quito Net Curtains. To INVALIDS, trasidlieg for Wel& lb warm inmates, Is farms an Invaluable appendage ; it will enable them to enjoy Abet modem repose, which mane* ho obtained lin the dirty Beds of the Country. They are In much request for SOUTH AMRRICA and BRAZIL, and recommended to Merchants trading to those Countries. To be bad only of the Inventor and Patentee, T. THOM," N. Ili, Long-acre, where me:tender Assortment is now= Skew*, FROM LAST NIGHT'S (MUTTS. • (This Gazette no - 118es that Major-General Sir Edward Barnes, K.O B. took the oaths on the 56th inst. u Governor and Com-, wander-in-Chief of the Island of Ceylon, before•hla Majesty In : Council ; that his Majesty was pleased to appoint Arthur Mail 'samara, of Langoed Castle, Esq. to be Sheriff of the twenty of Brecon, in the room of Charles Prichard, of Trawaker, Esq. and John Wynne, of ftleyarth, Esq. to be Sheriff of the county of Merioneth, in the room of John Wynne, of Carmelo, Esq. It likewise notifies that tke King has been pleased to present Mr.' Alexander Lohorq to the Church and Parish of Drymen, in the ' Presbytery of Dumbarton aad County of Stirling. vacant by the transportation of Dr. Duncan Macfarlan to the Church and Pa rish of St. Multgo.l BANKRUPTS. Edward Dodd, Manchester. painter, to sarreridee May 16,17, anti June 10, at one, at use George Inn, Dale -street, Liver pooL Anomie', Mr. Crump, Liverpeol; Mr. Hinkley, Man chester; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. William Looser, jun. So uthampton, printer, May is, ILI, and June 10, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Sankanoses. Attends{ Mr. ant, SouSampton; or Mesita. Made and josh Jobs. street, Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGRALL-Stagn. May 27, T Clive and & itlitbardece, Iblietthome-yerdi Mer chants, at eleven. May is, ii. Abitbal. Berpetrow, Et. James's, merchant, at twelve. June 3, J. Callow, Pvineee.nsese, bookseller. at eleven. May 31, P. and C. A. Therasers„ Tom's Coffee-house, Cambia, wine-merchants, at twolie. May so. J. Shackle, Milk-street, asespeide, howler, at minx • /thy *I; W. Hudson, law of Havil.street, Mobs/we& bridals' s', et one. May k 4, Q, and J. Dick, Ploburrminimes.naerdants, at twelve; DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. May int, P. Lawson Rawness, -Cumberland, toro.faetto. 'aims, auto Qoeensa ' Head Inn, Wigton. NU it, T. stir and M. Bishop, Aston, see Diratagimeo, at twelve. at the Stork Tama. ll May N o J. Ta‘ sey, Sadosbraok, Lineohsaldre.ailar s .. Bats., WM; wool chasm, at Na, at the White Lion Ina, Raffia. CERTIFICATES.—OIav to. J. Aidgnars lArrorpools Paw. W. Savardarri Among,. W. Franklin, Trositwhiga, Idler. Z. liridpwater-sowro, leadstrwellpr. W. Wells, Brisktisk taraser. W. Amami,. Plymooda. arbiter. B: Omplef,; taster, itwotouotiat. B. Eahme, Stownwhiss, hatter. it DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNEIISHIPS. V. and J. Pritchard, Easeatitreet, hatounatactureriL ts. mod Lister, Bradford, Yirkdrire, plasterer& Vitair Brii, Beam Hama, einegardnakars. Kirk sad 11611eiat1 Sundealmod, linen-drapers. Neaekett and thud, Soqt_lit milliners. Drama and Wainwright, Lower Ctv Wesunktster, tailors. Evans and Ca. Hi& Wyeesub w := visite'''. Wks and Co. Swilhogton.hrtip, Yarkilldie,eardiefi. waro.niansfactunit. AL and W. jaws. hi anc h ena , Ammo Allsehrook and Fraemsn, iluddeesfuld, issereluitus. Lowe askt Congletov, Ctieshte, sitgtora. Zs t ibloCk and Latham Dacia, wooller-dtarers. • MOZARTS MUSIC- Jutt publi+ed, by Ckssamies.and Co. 26, Cheapside, MOZART'S celebrated SYMPHONY, The JU- I'ITKR, newly adapted by MUZIO CLEhIENTI,I is Piano forte, Flute, Violin, and Violoncello. This &yin. }:+aey, which is the b:st of a Series, Is arranged.on the plan of Mr. Clementrs well-known adaptation of Meson% Tweors, CRAMS SYIfTIIONIES, with which the present Wcrk is inttnded peorrespopd. 11 r iC as ess. seb egi Ale )utv and Jaw I Ow oog ::«u•