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°ma OF MAW= 144 s9ifeekr,,lB3l2, ISHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS •j: h,i MAJESTY'S 0101101MOR bray 4in ANN that they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION; AT TUX TOWER, On Twomey, the fitlt hoot, se Blemes.olibieli lit the. Foresees preelsely, SUNDRY LOTS OF OLD STORES, Consisting of ACCQUlTOMOSlni,Elints•figoete NOW*" Bedding, Clothing, Iris Bedsteads, Portable Forges, Fir►. gngine and Hose, Scales and. Wright,, Flannel Cartridges 4 od Cuttings, Old Junk, Canvas, Rope. Twine, Leather Cuttings, Iron Doer and. Pram, The lease, node% Wood , a d Tin Canteens, Taut Pike, Pins, Pelage Pegs, Old Tin c o o, Old klatch, Old Cured Paper, and a variety of' other Articles; the whole of which may be viewed at the 'Tower; the Ordnance Depot, Tooley-street, Borough; sad at the ;loyal Atonal, Woolwich, as expressed is the Cheap logues, during the week previous to the Bale, upon applirso. tion to the Ordisence Storekeepers at those plaese,,where Catalogues of the Lot,, and Conditions of the Sala, will be. delivered to those persons who may apply for the awl" By Order of the Board, R. BYRAM, ikastary. CITY OF LONDON. GA ME D U T Y.—LIST L.—, LIST of PERSONS who have obtained. GENE. HAL CERTIFICATES (D,) at the rate of Throe Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the year 1831. Arden, Joseph, Clifford's Inn plumage Beard, John, Basinghall street Crouch, Stephen. Eillintregate Fleming, Joseph, Old Jewry Fitzgerald, G. W. Laurence Positing hill Fraser, Hon. Win. Leadenhall street Howes, Wm. Holey. Mincing lane Lewis, Benjamin, Crutched friars Martin, John, Lombard street Oliverson, Thomas, Old Jewry Paterson, Robert, Swan lane Plumbs, Chaties, Lime street Peters, William, Nicholas lane Quill, Major 0. Angel street Smith, N. Queen street Small. A. G. Laurence Puuntney lane Whitmore, George, Austin friars Woodbridge, Wm. Henry, Mincing lane [Made up from the Ist to the 16th of September.] CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GAME DUTY.—LIST I.—Lirr of Fuson, who here obtained GingilitAL ClenTiricaTir a i n . 4 cDd at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen ShiUings *pence each, for the Year 1 8 31 . Made up from the Ist to tbe ItOtk of Sept. Asquith, John, Oxendon street Annand, Alexander, Adelphi terrace Arundell, Henry Mount street .. Baker, Elias, P ortugal street Burgess. John, Jat.ldtrand Bradehaw, ptp.. H. New street Banks, D. Adeiptil terrace Hoyle, Lord Views% Green meet Balfour, B. T. Charles street Coonop, Newell, jun. Wbitebell Cockburn, Sir G. Ditto Croker, Hon. J. W. Carlton gardens Drummond, John. Charing cross Dixon, Capt. George, Down street Evan,. R. L. Haymarket Farr, Wm. Clark, flolywrll street Flint, Sir Charles, Groat Queen street ; Farm Thrones, Golden Cress Francis, On. jun. Watford, Ueda, and. Wcstrahult Falkner, Christie J. Queen street Gaynor, Thomas, Dukes court Uage, Hon. John, Hertford Wert , Grill= Peters 41kellrarlat Weft Harrod, J. Leine ter Adds Hardto, Sir H. Whitehall place Janes, John, Duchy Liberty. Joann, Jobs, lAdo at Aare's. R. H. Lens saw Val. Robert, Onsiveraor place Lpmky, R. W. Suffolk street Parton. W. 0. Buckingham street Roberts, A. 0. Hill street Sespotl, John Jas. Grove, Hamby, awl Wets rebate? _ _ _ Smith. James. Duchy Liberty Scott, 800. Wm. Grafton street Warren, George, Piccadilly Wells, Isaac,. Ship yard White, A. Parliament street COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. GAME Ii—LIST of Pnasons who hare obtaiaed GiNILILAL CZILIWICATiII (D.) at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and.Siryenee each, for the Year ISM. Aldridge, John, Feltham Aubert, Joha Lewis, Captor Milton, Charles, Sasses place Dorton, Joshua, Chatham place Dakar William, Biandford street Drownirm, Henry, Gloucester place Burge, Marla. Conduit place Beauvais. Sir John R. Connaught:terrace Derry, Miles, chancery lens Benbow ' John, blecklenburgh square Beckham, George ' Kensington Dead, Frederick , Little Sunnier* Clutterbuck, Henry, Great Sesuntore Claphiun, Frederick Heston Cohen, Richard, Shacklewell Craven, Henry, Stamford bill Cad's, Thomas M. Ely place Caswell. William, Maids hill Cog, Rev. Robert, Ditto Can William, Nottingham place Davies, James, Twickenham leAlmalee, OrarSe. amide"' Demo., Edward, Stepney run De Grey. lion. B. Upper Partlaad place Dye, James, hackney rood Dalgieish, Ironer° wharf ' Dampier ' C. Z. Grays /1111 Francis, Philip, Fullmer) Fullerton, Capt. J. Hounslow Gadsden, Henry, Clayton Garen ' Augustus, Ditto Hemmed, Henry, Cheat Rowell steed Harrison. Wm. H. Chelsea Haines, Robert, HampstaadJead Harrison,M. T. Ihregbty . street . Haadmolt, Job% Lamb's. Oradell asset Howard, James, Hetten.garsiss Hutchinso n John, Clayton Hillyard, Charles. Cdapten Hutchinson, W. Milamd, Old Town Harvey, ILL W. Tottenham Mile, Charles, Oral Rumors Jones, John, OrfeaLterrams James, John, Westbottrm Os. • James, Babert.Orimes, Beasbempum.l4p. Love, Mama, ..Mason, Kora 111041111mpla .blarjoribanks.. Edwardi .Matthew, B. H. • ar Newton, Willia C , llll 6V as na Nelson, Gears Ne ss Roston, Rev. IL Utak Samson Newton, Joseph, Tamoniummuramad Dlherson, likAard. Paidaa&plicie Ormond, Gaups, _Filarski,. Pattiaon, Mr. .WdM e , Dmiferdisquare Perkins, George, Dayanatems seem Porches, Henry, Park•atesseat Porter, IL B. Hounslow Peraingitam. Jahns.Hastria Rowe, Henry, Milesend Rummell; W. lbeielecohans Self, James, Al ilimodueed Street s Jobn, Gray's..inn.lessa* Smith, Jams., Illesibeareapran Sayers, Dr. A. liirleybalisst. Sykes. Sir F. lark. kborreremain Sauna, Nadi. Reislip Mahout, Ferasia. &Waft Sprenger. Jelfasy ‘ Oniet'aina Slane,, Henry, Dim Stokes,Cherke, Iditto Truloch, John,,llow Toby, William, Cgalmm Titus, Thcares..Cliarloutaamet Towgoal, Henry, Hatton-garden .... ,~. • No. 10,893. Tulle, Christopher. Dovanshire-street 4 Ticks'', Dewy. Code-sweet - Thompson, Charles. We'heck-street Tessin/dm, Josh. Fulham Tapp. Edward. Stainer • 'Woolson, Baron. Langhain-plaCe Webb, James, Bow White, William Coley, Mile End Winter, Thomos, Southampton-buildings WUllam, Groat Prescott-street ;TMMatthew, Aloctimer-street Benjamin, Edmonton Wain. Jahn. Hayes Wilshire, D. Ruislip Weeks, Thomas, Hariingtea Wood, David E. Littleton Wright, Jobs, Fulham Worthington, R. Gray's Inn Witham, NMans, au, . Wi*hum. Jahn; Lincoln's Iws. [Made up from the Ist to the 19th of September, 1831.1 COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. ;GAME DUTY.—LIST 11L—Ltsw of. Pamirs who have obtained timazuzrza's Criaxsziceags (A and B), at. the Rate of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the year 1831. Oallowq. Henry, appointed by Joseph Toussaint, &skim. Fe'thou. Hawkor, John, appointed by Clunks Devon. En, for Onyx Rackin_ord , Devon. [ Made up to the lath of September, 1831.) By only of his bisjesty'sCommissioners for. the Arnim nf, Taxes, EDWARD BATES, *v. ! PERFUMERY AND- FANCY SOAP 'BANC- , FACTORY, • No. 6, BUDGE Row, LONDON. PROFESSOR - MULLER'S znixamt. SPIRIT OF LAVENDER. This ankle is a cer tab antidote in contagious diseases, malignant fevers, and , tuber infealaue, maladies. Persons seined with feinting, or hysteric fits, wIU Sod. it useful to smell woe often as fie. anion require". PROFUSOIL MULLER'S OTTO OF ROSE SOAP. The difficulty of introducing the real Paola Otto into soap, elle account of its volatility. and the . i pest i : pews amenities, the FrParatloo. • have prevented its * general use. But the peeullarmade of maoufacturing amigo's. Otto of Rom Seep, hats° fined its fragrance, ea to moue it fee soy period. In. squares Is. PROFfASOR MULLER'S COLD CRRAH OW ROSES. ,This article upon ttial.will, be found very superior to Ibis, sold under (hewn( of Cold Cream. It bap the pert*** of. the real Paden Oto, and Is a most valuable ankle for chapped bendsfacia; end.at the same time produces. a smooth, soft, and delicate skin. rrite le, la. 601. b. 4H., and PROFESSOR, MULLER'S ORIGINAL BUSMAN; HAIR DYE, tor chitqfitl9 Rid or Gni Mike iniekifol. gr ipai:sior 'This Dye is,Relfenly Wing 'no erect upon the, hair but th at of chanties - A black, broolt, or , auburu arbor may be ativerdlog ait tho woe of the wearer , mg ridej *PPM be distinmilabod. *MP the " I ' 4ol clonat Widid giottro it ram* are immon. able either wobble s ppipleation, or any other, meow In *Nam ot GA sod Se. Molt. PM/FEUD& MULLER'S AROMATIC TOOTHePOWDER AND TINCTURE , . nap demlfrisee ale by WPossea 47 0 4 4 41144 known Wiwi' mu the moo extraordinary *tam la read/clog the te*, however yellow, besatifelly white, hennaing these willcham Ogee. and proserving then from Amp to the IWO P 444 of life. They both peewee the mum peoportios, but tits Aromatic Tincture aquae* sree#l7. foaming 4 . "47 sr'es. able Lettingen; wash for the mob, and lea certain cure for the tooth. ache. Tooth Powder for. 64. Tincture 4a. iti. duty *eluded.. The above *valuable articles am strictly pawed from the original recipes of the late OTTO CHRISTIAN. ,MULLRR. Proforma Boob and IDTOthost:Of the fOl *Meg celebrated ankles for the toilet:—Milk of Niles. ;for the Compleeien, Nrysipelee, or St. Anthony's Eke§ in -440144.144*. Ringworm, Re. tottunada do ShOothori pm. Ae „the Growth of the Hair;, the. Peruvian Vegetoble ns for Gentletent'a Hair; and the Royal &urea of Imam. or Wog Williem'e tionurite Perfume, pn:400010W for his moat Voc.loos Birkimry,./se. &n, All. of whisk seamy be bad genuine by applying at the Aisaufactory, No. 4, *adv.. row, City. . Also, maw', Perfumed Spirit of Weeder. InlPlll4 Bloom of Bales, for the Meeker. Royal Costing Cram, . Dew heretic ; Beare WSW.; Pomade Divine; Bye, .quet du Rol O. R. IV.; Bouquet d'Annee ; Bouquet d a l e , .Reane. . i m perial Durable Ink, to recant *sad, at le. 3d. per bot-. tle, usually sold at is, id. buperler,Writlog Ink for deeds :and maxis. it 4d. per bottle, usually sold at 6d. N. 13. To guard against coupeerfeits. every article will. . boas the crest of the Professor's himily.--iledieine chiefs fitted up, with proper directions for use. Prescriptions accurately dispensed. Merchants and Captain* supplioa upon Mars) tame. gibi I' !Mfg OW rASI It. 611711M1N111, * ••• t* • ~.... ,Ic pitfßAy EVENING, Cartels. HP O• Nor*, IL 4 Davloa, Coked Nortek C. F. 'Mahon, J. R. Nowt* A. T Oonloon, W. J. VV. 14rd Damao, Sir T. Posa. J. GalOgai. Lod F Doe, O'Consor airy. Ir. C. Doyle, Sir J.. 111. O'Connell. D. eDeentetbst, T. S, O'Coondl, We Hendee. C. O'Forrnll, *. 11, Dundee. Hew T. O'Oridy, Han Ci Donelori. Ow attili L. Own, Hoist Donde. Hen J- C. Owen. *Jim HeedenPe. 3. now. 0. llbringtion, Lard M .„..... 1 1 . C Rill% Wynn a-wooer, G C. aserei Avon. H , Polder. F. Dram Col. de Lacy. Palle. SW H. grosa, W. B. PaYaer ababain. W. Palinerstoe, Thentne Rwart, W. Pelbsin, Hon C. A. Fasakerley, J. N. Predawn, B, W. Follows. H, A. W. Peacoat, J. 8. Pergolas, R. Potellyn. 11. gammon, R. C. Petit. Louis, EL VisSibbna, Hon L Pere, lion. R. Fitzroy. Cokes! Philipps, Sir R. Fitzroy. Lord J. Maps. 0. R. Eby. J. H. PbilliPpe. C. IL oily. Hoc T. H. Polhill, Captain ' E• agles, Slr. W. Ponsoeby, Hoe. W. Fordwieb, Lord Ponsooby. Hoe. G. Faster. J. Portman. R. B. . Fog, Colossi Powell. Colonel W. Due*, A. Power, R. Gilloss, W. D. ?elem. W. S. Malone, T. Price, Sir R. • Ortdrio• R. Fells, C. C. " Dorian, O. Protheroe, B. :Grabare, Right Ilan. Sir. J. Pyre, P. *Om, Sir IL Dare. lbsebettoos, J. Aim% Wake Hal U. isogon. J. C. Grate, Right Hen C. itkhford, W. . Orottao, H, . New, T. Grattan, J. Sabana, A. W. 'Omer, T. G. Groavraor, Lord Win, Sr G. Dilers-air •W. mnse, 0. 1L Gunny, K. H. W iis =7 , , a .1. B. E. • Voilay. W. , B. S. O. V. gibs C. IL lINNIII, boa , J. *Ms Sir H. barn L G. whiles, J. H. anerell, C. :111koilbenta. o,j. Ihnnil, . illaneeilr, G. S. Bandioll; L A. • . liaroo. Sir IL , ilrolt,fir IL D. OW, B. lllrrista, air J. 1a..174. A. Dia, IL L. Lord G. IMidair, G. , J. C. 111dpwIth, Or G. Bart. ft. A.. He• dges, J. liodeb, J. A. .Ikr,O, Li W. Bart. ibilds, Jain Unite, lir W. alaikb, R. V. Illoabdes. H. Ihnida, Hon R. Howarth Mon W. L 11.615. G. K, Upward. P. H. Y. M. T. Howard. J. acc ie G. frkertsti, Viateues , Captain- P. lidiles, T. Stanley, R. J. HiNitnei J W . . H. Or olay Bight Lord Dm IL 0. !IRON, So mar y : J. t Stephen irt, son P . H 6 P. lion, lorm . IL Hatebiloo, L H. Stewart, Dr U. & Ingleby. Sir W. gukkhsd'• 43 . .....4 Jones, W. Swath B. ulifkri, Right Hon F. smart, Lord J, Joplool. C. D. 0, Lam ' Lord D. C. Hon. H. Bar Earl or Joielaolo. 4. Tel ley bot, , C. IL M. Jallenams,.Jeoroe• Shvistoeb, Marquis of alrL T. Tennysen. C. J. J. H. Ililehnesse, R. Joke Thompson. W. ' 14 Thompson, P. R. Om Hon. R. Th omson, Right Hon. C. Into IL 11. Tbroebmonoo. IL O. .1111 ilks. R. Tames. J.. Labandier IL • Lamb. Woo s, . 0- T omah ownsheod, Catm aC. halms, H. Trowbridge, Sir R. brakat. 1 S. Trap,°serge •lanereas. J. H. Tyree, a H. T. =CI. Col. Hun Tyrril, C. , IL Vesabire, W.) Leader, N. P. Vera, J. J. H. • Lee, J. L. H. Vernon, Hoc G. J. Lahore, C. S. 'wino, D. It Losom, Dr C Vtillers, T. H. Itneardi T. D. Viler., F. ;1.. Loss, Lord J. G. Vinamt, Mg F. Loom, Lard W. Waldman, R. Loom, Lord A. Walker, C. A. lishos, a Waltond, Babel A Z. thesers, S. J. Warburton, it. Loeb, Jones Warne, J. A. Lops, Sir R. Waterpark, Lard Lusby. 3. S. Wason, W. R. liehlington, Dr. Watson, Hoo. 11. , CoL . Webb, Colonel Naberty, J. Weftility, Hon W. T. L. Illasaiday. T. B. Western, C. C. Jewelleald, Sir J. Westeara, Hon H. Illeraminia, Stewart Weiland, Ms* lit Hoe. Sir J. Whitbftad, W. IL klir. Wlthoors. W. W. caltant. G. , T. . S. IW, Jobs --• Sheyell. P. 111111sies, Jan Mara boll, W. W.CHania,' W. A. Muria, .1. Wallase. Sir 3. U. Maybes', W. Wililaporer. Sir D, Milbank, U. Wilaribby, Sir H. , MiMosay, F. lit. J. Winoioriloo. Or. T. Mille, J. Wood, U. .Miltora.:yiseonne Wand, .1.. ' lilfratoo. Hon. B. iltalikagos W. B. ,Mminatli, Lord ;iii - i..1. W W easeesioy... SitL 110041 0 * Ito U. I" &Trion, bid Lowther, Hon. EL C. I.pwther. John H. 'LIMA. John F, Lyon, David POI. IN on. Lard_ 811 B. Morison, J. Newpoettir ef t 'O'Neil. Lord WWI; Samuel ,Molliso. F. nesano. XXVI&VI. Sir It. Newark, L ord. Essonedsi, T. F. ,Noel, Sir G. Wood. C. MINORITY. Vedas. Gr. B. H. Motason, Sir IL Rest." Marsler, J. du Rio Beckett, lit. Om Mr J. Arhonodas, Jones &indeed, Colonel Nt. AmebaAmebae, Gibbs . C. lest, Hon. W. S. e, Bolden, F. G. CaC. G. C. J. Binh. William .Arbuthnot, Hon. Gant. =Nos. Gam e iAmidoil, Gen. AL Cheek J: 'Malys Lerd Bieeknoei, ado(! Ariiirf Row John • , ANA WilliamDesch, hoe* Mks, John %Ka i amine C. L. ilaidwis, Charles I. Ntydgeo, Sit John I &Ow, Jams Bs**, OS knetiony ißaritot W. J. Beer, William Minim, O wi lr leers* , George L llealays, Altotindee Minton, John J. IL B. Cope); John Pain, Captain Fred. Castlereagh, Viscount PRICE SEVENPENCR. W_ ill_larn Mookiihm,Jamea M‘Kintum, W. A. Mahon, Viscount Maitland, Viscount Maitland, Hen. A. Malcolm, Sir J. Mandeville, Viscount ilaxwell, H. Illeynell, Calvinist Memborough, Earl of Mies, P. J Miles, William , del. ... Miller, Wilfisto H. At Mount, William . iho. Dismay. Right Hon. Sir 1 2e71. iv C.C.B. artmay, Hight His. T. Neeld, Joseph intwaiol& WV. D. theinam. Ma Robert North, John Henry Nowt, Sir George / CIO. no. Certain P. Peach. Nathaniel ,Cuot, Hon. col. Edward Pearce, John fiir A. ta lll =Donsom Peel, Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, W. Y. -Davide% James. Peel, Edmund Dawson, Right His. G. R. Peel, Colonel Jonathan fig, Sir 11 C. Rom Pelham, J. C. Dick, Q. Pemberton, T. Dbmgba, Hem. C. Pererral, Colonel Douglas, W. M. Perestval, Spencer Daum Marquees of Phipps. Houourahle R. I Dostrdaswell, J. IL Piggot t, G. G. W. Drake, T. T Pollington, Viscount Drake. Cal. W. T. Pollock, Frederick ;1 W, W. * Paginate; Lord Donde; R A. Praod, Winthrop M. East, J. B. Pringle, Alexander Bootnor, Viscount Pripet', Si William H. Eliot. Lord K.C.B. Encombe, Viscoont Posey. P. Esecourt, T. H. S. B. Rae, Right Hon. Sir W. Ik. Racoon, T. 0. Ds Hammy. William Fans, Hon. IL S. Rockford. Colonel o.` Farrand, Robert Rogers, Edward Forrard, Walter Rose, Right Hon. Sir 0. H. Fitzroy. Hos. C. Rose, Captain Pitt Foley, R. T. Ross, Charles Forbes, Vlsoment Ryder, Hon. a D. Forbes, Sir-C. I Sadler, Michael T. F.orkto, J. St. Paul, Sir H. D. Bart. liertamer, 15... G: C. W. Scarlet, Sir Janus :Eon, Sockvilk bane Scott, Sir Samuel, Bart. .Fisonessule, Sir T. Bart. Scott, H. Pnuscis. haidida, J. W. fievernaohn C. Hoodism, Weisel John Seymour. Horace 8.0 .4loodsth J. C. Shaw Frederick giamlbarn, Right How /I 4 illbthitep. Col. C. D. W. Smith, Samuel I t ki t ga dora le fil li :C. Y.C.B. Smith. Abel Dikositon, lot* Somerset, Lord 0. ikarify, Hods* .": Stewart, Charles: illiallimge, Sir H. i &man, Sir He, Ban. Unetik J. Stormont. Vimount Sir R. lint. - Sugarn, Sir E. IL Amin% Ilim. N. C. IL Tbynne, Lord Jobs .111110011a o Right Hon. It C. Thyme. Low/ H. E. IN* Frederick .. litynne, Lord IL I lbtenshend, H. 0. P. A. M. Trench, Col F. W. Nelms% William Trevor, Hon. A. Nltst, Haw T. 0 Tollantore. Lord,, ~ Abe "T. TEMP. B. IL ' /Ina CaL Ill: 0, Ds, Moreno° —...estoti Bert. 'aileron. Viscount ' 4W R H. Vlniters. Viscount ..gessek, miscount I Tynan, 9lr R. Irving, John Walsh, Sir J. B. Bert. .3 ft, IIMom! Worrendcr, Right 800. Si: •Jeeveyn, Ravi 0. Bert. MO, Sir W. EL H. Bole Ws 1, B. • Jellige. Cel. Hylton Weihy, 0. Z. •Ames, NIL T. West. P. R. Kesesley, John H. Wetherell, Sir C. .IDuernie, T. R. Wigraen, William , Koeyest, Hen. Lisyd Willem, Robert Bereinee, Sir Z Best Williams, T. P. 'Ellihrboe, Spencer H. Wood, T. limiest. J. P... Worcester, Marquis, sit Laseelhi. Hon. William & Wonky, Hon. J. S. I Lefty. Dr. Thomas Wrbstrt, Beery C. Leroy, Anthony Wystst, Wsdham Lees, GC T. Wynne. John `"lesy,,Col. James. Wynn, Sir. W. W. — .h, Lord Wynn, Right Hon. C. Yorke, Joseph Young, John WILLIS& Clerk, Sir G. But. Croker, Right Hon. J. W. PAHL% Attwpod. N. Bradshaw. X. H. llesegard, Sir J. P. Cooke, J. W. Fitzgerald, Right Hap. V. Hope. Sir Handl:Mt, R. Rica. Sir J. RearmMork, J. H. Taylor. Watson Woolson, Sir R. Lin' OF MEMBERS A wax?. Bastard, J. a Morgan, Charles 'Beaumont, T. W. (ill) f Oxmantown, Lord f Bodkin, J. J. f Price, Rickard STalis &Oaf*, r Rice, T. &f Grippe, J. f Airily, Sir M. W. OM f 'Moe, Goland J. T. a Rebuts, W. A. a rargtmen, Sir R. f Russell, W. f Piattl, John lithonswar, G. a • Irfthlab Sir R. 1 Spence, G. (an f Gilbert, Davies, a Staraton, Mr G. a Heathcote, Sir G. f Stevan, R. f Halmadde, Viscount Townsbend. Lord J. t Mettitiewarth. Thema; a Tufton. Hon. IL f .11•024, IL ft Uxbridge, Lord f, Mat, Lord f H. O. f Way ghan, , J. R. (III) a Knight, kind John a Knee, Hon. CoL J. .Y. wftm,, G. a lan., R. Pm/Aland a White, Colour! f holy Hemp Wynn, W 4 a 0. a LIST OF PLACES UNREPRESENEEI). t `Pipaspton .. .. I Flintehire ... ... I Dedorablea .. —. atedetd, Cs .. .. 1 Lauds. ... ... Doom. Ct. .. .. II ,Rarlawlgra ... ... I On seising this ape% of the Roth..;, the body of Kr. Falter of Reggae Pare was rammed ; , andltbsepasteof the wreck inditate the rotteupees of the veiny!. theritonilestr B4s publishes. a. staaseaeas of eka demege dose at Cnll. o by the Data. whisk has begs verified by the siviracy. a Pd , 114c * Iin i 'Qewhicb f g zkogies.,OLtabres, I,ocoach-hainVokiv barns, end; thaw stalk-honks wens burnt, with all I ,Sha fagnitisse. aosse,naolatbse astieass ouirgobughak Mks oases& of Canoe and' St. Amine Keetounlas, coatainjpg together 1,999. derellings,, base teen linuatkted, and ten persons; men, wanton, and children, were murdered.—Galignani. . to - ' F SPIRIT OP 77F11$ DAY'S .I.IIR9LX. Timm—The Reform Bill has at length m sde good its landing in the House of Lords. and the eircumstaness,which attended its reception there wets powerfully indicative of the awe inspired by the presence of a preternatural visiter. Ceremonies', which from immemorial usage have long aimed to excite any serious interest, or to be otherwise per formed or regarded than as mere mechanical ap pendlges of the Peers, like the bag and sword of ,Depity Black Rod, the Masters in Chancery, or the gilt badges of the messengers,. all assumed lest night an importance befittibg the grew ends for which they were originally instituted — the maintenance of a stern and solemn intercourse between the two Legislative Chambers of the kisg dom. Bills, on common occasions, are brought up totbe House of Lords by the member who bas taken the chief part in their passage through the . Commons, accompanied by from two or three to ,half a dozen of hi s brethren of the Lower House. 'The Lord Chancellor walks down from the wool 'sack to the bar—a careless bow, a few muttered merle of form, and, under the rose and in whis pers, some small gossip or light joke begin and terminate the communications. of this short con gress, which is as little noticed by the body of peers as le the process of lighting the chandeliers, or stirring up the fire. Was it so last night? On the announcement of the long-expected—by some the moch-dreaded—message, the grouped and scattered Peers took post upon their proper benches, as if to be in readiness for the ambassa dors of a mighty power. To colloquial ease and idleness, a silence succeeded profound and; univer 'sal. The doors opened, and instead of half a dozen or a dozen Commoners, with Lord Jolla Russell at their head, that noble Lord entered, at tended by Lord Althorp, as representative of the King's Government in the House of Commons, and above an hundred—we are informed many more—of the most resolute supporters of the bill. Instead of an unmeaning mutter of common-place words, followed by an interchange of s chi under-voiced hilarity, Lord John Russell pro nounced, in clear and emphatic accents, the object of the memorable task intrusted to him ; and in a significant tone, on the part of the Cnumone, " desired the concurrence of their Lordships" in the bill, for securing a fresh charter to the Britian nation, the provisions of her ancient charter having —not fallen, but—been crushed, by fraud or vie • lence, into long disuse. Lord Brougham, from the woolsack, communicated to the Peers the sub ject of the message which had been delivered to him, and presented the bill for their consideration. Lord Grey, the Prime Minister, acting at ogee for King and people, proposed to their Lonlships the first reading of the bill, and fixed, with their 'consent, the period for its second reading. viz. next Monday sennight. Then, and not till then, did the members of the Howie of Commons, having secure I the purpose of their mission, consider themselves to bef.oscti officio, and immediately retire from the bar. In thts striking manner wascoadticted, by far the most important and valuable transaction in 'the nature of a demand by the Commons of Eng land upon the Peers, that ever took place between two branches of the legislature, since, perhaps the :House of Commons first existed. How ;NI ry, now that we can, look back a little,—how utterly paltry and contemptible, were the alleged grounds of opposition to this measure in the assembly whence it has just emerged! as much to be despised f'r their inconsistency with all sound political reason ing, as for the mean and sordid immorality of 'the motives which they were designed to cover. A rema-kable feature—indeed the meet remarkable of all the arguments or pretences which were had recourse to by the anti-reformers—is, that they are not to be found in any one text book on the constitution of England. No writer that ever yet undertook to define. to explain, or to justify our constitution, has dreamed of enumerating ninnies. tion boroughs, or decayed boroughs, among its acknowledged parts I or has brought forward the ,practice of purchasing seats as an expedient 'node of furnishing the monied interest with representa tives ; or has boasted of the process by which one man of talent, in company with 50 or 100 block heads, may be thrust into Parliament through the dirty gates of a close borough, and hired to exe cute the dirty work of its patron, as one of the beauties of our legitimate constitution, Nor do we find one syllable about virtnal.representation in any statute-book, in any grammar, in any com mentary of the constitution of England, however ancient or revered. No, the phrase was unknown to the " wisdom of our ancestors." es the thing itself surpassed their comprehension. POST.—The Bermes Bill has at length made its appearance in the House of Lords, and has. as our readers will see by the report, been read a first time. And when do Ministers intend to move the second reading will be asked with eager curiosity by all, witb ardent impatience by a few. To-morrow ? No, not to-morrow. Next day ? No, not next day. Then op Monday? No, not on Monday How early then in the next week ? Ales, not next week at all. The bill, for delaying which the friends of the British constitution in the House of Commons have been stigmatized and calumniated, and re viled by Moisten', and the friends of Ministers, is to be permitted by these same Minimal* to lie for eleven days unheeded on. the table of the House of Lords. This is, no doubt, responsive to the feel ings of the country, which hail shown pretty con clusively that its ardour and, impatience fur the consummation of the revolution have of late conei `derably abated. The people are in no burry for the completion of the Bill, and the present Mi nister makes it a point of honour and conscience, unless when be has get a cousin to provide for at the national expense, to be always with the people. 'This extraordinary and unexpected postponement of the great measure will of course excite much 'speculation, and some will so, read the riddle s& to deduce from it- the conclusion that the Minister is got reedy keen , early division in the Upper House of Parliament, Whoa . Parliament, after sitting all the summer, is atql sitting. now 'that we have got to the latter end. of September, and in the case too of a bill already, as we have been told, more than abundantly discussed, the loss of, eleven days, it. mil neturallyt enough be supposed, is not sPugltt. by, Minister who believes himself to be ',mug ; le. the Commons, the Mini ten %%anted no delny,they, would have abridged even apd, nikqesagt diac,useion. to alike with speed at the itnti, of their task, and the Tea, on, WAS, that in this Rouse they could c nfiden:ly reckon upon the result of every division. 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