Star. — London, England, 1814-06-07 00:00:00

tinoTott,sed a.. instruments), volunteer ea troikas. . The grand,ur of this Tee. betlitesed.tsitilb presenia other Majesty the Qual, hirßoyal ifighoes therapies ho stel, the Royal Family, thelkaperer 111121 . 414. the Kin a FauspA, sad many Inbar Meadow froseiriers , The price of Tickets for each day it Two Gekails; Asa they admit but one petme,sad ate Orders for l'itketa are received at the Celoattee4o l llol l , oll Maggie Tavern, Great Qseesstreet, Liotela'a•isstlelikesd at' the City .of LoniseTemen,lielsopeasto4treet at bilsollqabare Music Shop, New hessietreet; at Messrs. Clasuesssi 1114,W5; Cheareide ; tad at Mr. Aciennantes, 101, Strand. • N . 1 he Days at-Perfameaca and ditheert of be ito y advertised. . 2011Fe;b4X 31 seti. THE MEMBERS of BOODLE • si CLUL 8U scribe...to dirt KIR breaded whim bath Stitra =Pr bytes" tbe Alb of- hum, are meat respeeill3ll Wormed that it Dot take plate, • PEACE!' MOM! PEACE! Lug , Assnmitent TRANSPARENCIVI , A designed M.Oll 5,w Artiies, and Painted in a very superiar. style, for the pfeelilit glerimmeteasiba, to be LEN ot (0.15, at f.tever.inee Mamelsetary„ Me . o, Mackfriari Road, Loudon, se* VW* Chiltgli: • • 416 FIFICF-Dl i t t A I WN - Oily Otte Day. to Inv Y , • raDA NEX . r..tuNE. lOTIL—.STATE OF: TitIiWbULILL p • S of .• • Load • • 4 i. « 400 • • yo • . 140 dto. ibm ilts• 'pellets arid Voila are talog.irtnyntedillidirawisbi awl/ lied Co. the eotaratitews.st thick Delces. . • . •Plo. tI,L Iliolectet ;-• No.* sr, Amaits thaw No le, COMMIS CoOSO-; I Ave ear. . • . • Tke.Drawleg bogies mit Mae ieThelt. Friday Montag, acivanttd, from dr3P O in 41004 00 . tty Mimi:Mg and Co. soccrvier• to ?WWI sad Co. Rel.- . oell•bieveo„ Howland-street; Fitzroy-square, o n Annuities, Bills. Elates of Hand, sod all sorts of Securities they claim mo re ni epectabdity and pouter than any others I. this fine, ant can :babe • OD butane advanced persons of known charaiter. • • Atteadpace day. • • E rea yr to Winer:e t . with prompti tude awl secrecy, e. legal atindty interest,- o n freehold, etopy'old.{easebold• sr handed property, vest charges, marriage settlements, a ddinee" } olateres, wale s clergymen's bvicis•Pett smutty bead. Apply persys Sewer, nine and Ewe, or by Sett-r, to the Director ei the naal Sank, No a; lower John serer, Golden-.Masquare erg ot mtgrikede sUtbe yrefettod. • G D GREAT . Vaiterf or tievanvintird, iabful, sett AimprovedeAltDDllNO IMPLEMBIrrit, recommended by %he most eminent Nurserymen ie. the nei g hboarlsood of the Ms tro l tolls, calculated to jive ruility, easeoued pleasure in the Any, Selena, is w a ll as to tousiderahly lessen the apeoces.—. 'to ooly at the liorticaltural Repository, 9; tannic:- Street, Leittesteimiettare, . B y EDWARD MEE% Patanea elbe Merrelleator. • • • IMPERI.AINTVVINSMiktfI. . • !Pt MAJEINTY'd• RO YAL . I.EI TERS PATENT. • ERC HANTS and FAMILIES arriving from abroad, tar.. art reibeettsilyinforaved by tine Patentee the say be supplied wide the above, stamped, is single Pieces sad wain c Caeca. Inan sta. ea to to 6d. per yard, at the LAS IN DIA WAStilt 6, CHEAPME aid at, no other lidette: Its .eeciaouty, sad its onset! qprov ins Kis TO SCALTI, prevailing the ill .eirectit of sudden pitisitione train, heat to cold fret " ; et ezerehe Sc. readers k most de.irable every anus., and to every, riLii *idea k.ash Pit r ey s Trotiti cs to 3 (. ityy s AM tbi Putts for . , Shettilic keep 26 to di yStis w et., t‘sch.'...seal a>4 Ai* - s. COOKE.S-:4OU-rlikitt4 COAtr. - • - 4.10 Sims* ....0-entr•sts phlousiunk ISt -fololl 7 l3saller OOKEW sotirctießN COASX Ebl6- ,s . Laker IhNotsidog thelsilow Yhtsrs s STOW brawn !:tr H. Fut snot. Undetcliff. hdlefi - P fpuftliT.: - l• NI W. ISRNIIR, 41.. Brlzheee (Vign•gle) • - ti. Owps. Folkestone (Ditto). • • 1.. et.sol . , Publisbed by lotus Mutray, Albentack-st "; J: 4. - Arab. awl t. M . Richard,* ; K Loyd. liirlry serest ; and Vt. B. Cooke. -One, Pcntonesue , .7- lust pulli;liA, print 4s. (to be conoinued..reguiptteyery 6 1,,f onths) the Second Number of • THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW-;, tit.. Cn• 11 stitutiunal Jeau•nstr ,Contents—rizeio alts Phromphy of the Hunialo Mind—The Retleted Isiaeles Quarrels of Autboes—.Fabliaus,on Comes des Puetss Fracsais. par iiarba Sno.—Jilaproth's Travels in Or Caucasus and .Georgin--Lort , Ilynin'a Coro air —.4tirsepie. Sertnons—Psterson's Legeuti of lou --Mrs Grain's Eighteen Hundro d and; Thirteen, a. Peento.sr. Craig's Hunting of !Wieser —od- to Na.polcou 'Bonaparte—. Twos!, on • Nr.looilisenee Crown &c. by 941kurp,, 50, Conitaito-street ; Paiiiis A; and J. Ceinniiik, Dubin. , • - this day wive published, O.' • WA Nine lAchirgps, and a Map of she NOrth - of.fridia, . • price 14$. boards, „ LETTERS on INDIA. By MARFA GRARAIt. Printiett-foe Sant, gees Orme, and Brown, aPssensisteerronr; Osinstsble girl Co. Edinburgh. . ~" - .9f whom may bosh:Classy publishilds by. ibe•saine.Aniil;w; Journal of a Reitidenear ilt.latlla ; the artund EditiJa, in tux Plate, price 17L • $. bOards. 461 Mrs. Grabins wands very high in the rank of travellers.: is ). auj - intelhgent observer, _She kniks s h e. PubtihM OADIC__ , THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. JXSTra' ORDNANCE, a Renal e;ff sake, TisiiProposals will be, recaradett their Oca, In Pall-Mall war beforeWeduesday, the Sib day of Jane nut, from such Pau pigs u may be to undertake the Sappy of TACKLL 'HiIIOiCS, and various othee Articles of Iron, for Service of t , IDeparusent, for. a period of three Wire s from the tOth, July but t determinable after the expiration of one Year, upon Notice 'of three Months, at the epdesi of either Party. Patterns of the Articles itarbe 'leveed-upon spriest* m the Prineipal Stereheepee-Olicede slut Tower; and further. Pesti- COP" taPtlier withthe tenni and condition of the Contract. Insaybe known at tie Seerentry`eoflice. Pall4Aall afoeratakb, turf day between the hewn of tee and' four•o l theldWillereslui Prejosals maw be delivered sealed ap. end endorsed P. Provo •sals for faekle-Hoolts, ate. ;" but ne.Propeeal can be admitted after dre 'odd mit of lune, at LS o'clock at anon of the sate day, neither we any Tender be Malawi Wm* the.party making it. att an aient on tie brhalf By Order of the &AWL: i . it. CREW. Setraam. :"--"--n-"-4011F1G11 di 11111V.filiGiclAz 10, Ist 4. pHE PRINCIPAL QFFICARq ,ilia Ark . 1 , .. . 'urn OIDN4NCI., It Joni, Ow NO*. Thai Ploposale will be reedited at their OS* in Paligelap, an ',before Wedneuday, the sat dal- Of Jana none Cram and. perthns a , may7be ',Mogen undertake the supply of BOX MICE WORK, for !wrath of ttis Dtpateneau, foe a period otthree Yeats, deterthinable after. the espiratifto of one Ircar, 1 spop neat" of three MORthf, at the option of either Party. Fannin of (fir ArtiAies. nAi be. viorell spots applotetlin at dlie Panel* Storekeepeurs Ofilee let the Tower; and forthur Parti cular, toreints with the. Terms and eooditions of the. Oentraa, mai to known a the Seizeteres Ogre in PlaWrtall , aarasalgt any day between the bouts of ten and foes &Mock, wiser" the Proitosals must be delivered, sealed up, and entlonnd " Proposal for Box Hinge %yorl4 ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after' the said Oat of lust, at le eCtock at soon of the same day; neither *IR asereriatbe be tusked unless the Party waking It, at an Atellt-In bilitllailif, shall attend kg OtOur at doe Board. R. R. CREW. Sesraary. - 418r.trysti - THE COURT e D1R2(.713113 of the __ _ COMPANY Of EIItDAN. TS 4 NNGLA ND, *radix: to.the EAT INDIES, do brolly ;joy go?to , 'et That a General Court of the sai d Company will be 1m IL by aljouranient, at their House in Leadenhalbstreet, on pusettlay, the 9th June near, at Rte.,* °Thick In the raietioane to robe into consideration a Motion Wended to base bseo made at the General Coon held this day, being as follows, via. 4 6 That the sum of £lo,oile be granted to tlte peewit Lord Melville, in iestimony of the eminent services railer .1 to the • East Indb Company by bit late father." • • JAMES COO. : I slianotary. • This Day was published, price 84 Mi rri H"E 'PAMPIodt4E t E E R, • NO. NU, Being an Impartial Record of all :he leading Pasersurrs. on Luta/fir, POLITICAL, and 'unreal duall‘ and au indispensable at: it pendage to every Loin* v Tqn highly patronised Work already boasts the asaistauce n , the tul lowing Noble sod digtinpitelked Authors : Eke cunuceitoa of the Be. `Rev. 1' Ls Mitosica, CliMautit, 1 Rev I. C. WIIIITAct, The hisuur of Lincoin, FBAs. Paactrau ti.ioT, gel. Rt. Hon. Wag W tiscaroace, t C UTLIS. I ail W k.sq. M. I' H. Has/stirs. Leg. t. 14. n. . ~irS.itamiti.T, G. Jay, Esq. MAUD, Part. A. hicitrt, Esq. ' • C Mosin, Esq. M.P. - A . M. kluso“nsi. Rs+ I. lig use 'Esq M. I'. • a. W. vi qADL CY , Esq. main %Lola, D. D. Esq. Dr. Vl* MAasa, - . sti,vka, Dr. VAL'S', . . .3, BO astoeS, Esq. mAci.gam, Wiaitsfa, l sq. 1M0L 41 4 444141611 elligres - 1. 10 4 9.. LandoPr Pi! 2 th day otAgles.4lo,9l l tiffic.o . c k " a 6 O a fq ll PO M4l P re. eitaiy. ID five separateri dial nso Letai DAI A ,t, o E 141 LS of.'skiiiiiti.tionnwtra , R. late st Wiairwink ia . the Couoti of Starei, Eaq. de caiiativ skits& in das(Votrotiaa of Gkemeater sad Seawall ; the kit 4. 4 4 00w% 040 4 0 1 0, 00 M4 l O 4.at # litabald KS.atc.littbsty nt FoilekiE:klbe,o9ookY # ., of PI . ra1g•4014 0 ,, Ebb-tree hula, 104 5c01t.4 0 1 11.1 400.1010 ftYls.." .ki e karat *eats, fiteata.at , near 4,tot ?tinted Articall mai-be bad (groat) se Abe said Masada Clkamtnist .111.4418knilifIlOrkilddisida..roig.hule: of Mx. Lewis,l .801idtge:, dcait4Friaare , toi . .(41.aniur ,aati fiickeell,innetagai .Puttlake,; . .4n K'Sge and Merrill*, Cateratrare, c ola's 14o; ansi Mean. ? Attain!' and Smith, Staple inn. LO 41006; Up r. i*, *Ow 9 ankut; lad . * tba pfliNitaiiiiii. l 4l)*McilitY• • ' ' ' .1 i roils Pievws WILD , P.Fitag. I.Dgcße Ttlia . .Cfut - FL tXraylikitiMm:elßots/Pyr, of ds soul, *WV twu . ariiii4o. 1011 lipiny,llllo, Jane, ISM in' Vai4be •4= - Lottii.oo - I pr opdgomest A N sod portly to croak the cosi, ' .‘" .l r war tigtool to by the Homes. - 4 antlit LA W& . " . ' A Vett number and variety.of Petitions were pre. seated by'several of their Lordships, against the pro posed akerationin the Corn Laws; and same pray-, ing against any alterations, at least during the pie. sent Session. The Earl of ORFORD presented a Petitionf • - .the Borough of Lynn in-Norfolk. • • - Lord RODESDAL.E, one from - the town and port re P.aile. Sa m e were presented to the shove effect by the ,Duke of RU TLAND,'Nirho observed, that he wished, sin se doing, not to be enderstriod asp ledging him tself,to support the prayer of the-Petitions. These '.documents not • being read by the Clerk, *e were unable distinctly to collect the place, and whence they were sent. The Earl of LONSDALE presented a Petition for a similar object with the foregoing. The Earl of DARLINGTON presented one from the Ship-owners, Merchants, and others of the town and port of Sunderland, and from one or two other places. / Two Petitions were presented by hie Royal High ness the Duke of Sumas; one by the Earl of Bills- Tot. ; and one from the town of Stockport, by. Vis- COUllt BULKV.Ey. Those Petitions were respectively ordered' to lis'on die table. Earl S VAN - HOPE addressed the House at so me. lentoth upOo the subj. co. He said he had a gat number of Petitions to present against the proposed ultetitita in the Corn Laws; and he was happy to present them, because he looked upon the measure to which they referred, as a most wretched one ene the least fourstled upon principle, or more inju lions in its consequences, could scarcely ever eitter the contemplation of a legislator. The Noble Ell observed, that he had always been uniformly of opi4 nion, from the first moment of his being_ able to think up n the subject, that oae of the principal ob jects of Parliament' tliould he to have bread ani pro vision cheap for the poor. He ,wru.il beg ot their Lordships to consider, that a high price of bread must beet a high price of labour, and that these must aft•et in a material degree All our manufactures, .and consequently produce the most injurious effecter with regatta them in foreign mArkets. When the i i foreign m'nufacturers should become possessed of many of our present advantages, as those of stenos engines, able and skilttil men from this country, who cause our manutactlires to pr.aoer, wh t, in such a oase,.would hider them horn belting us in the he. reign nia: kets These evils would flow from the` high prices of corn. If, therefore, the maiimacturte were injured, the commerce of the country muse inevirah:e sult r ; and if that were injured, it e oatW infallibly shake the foundations of our Navy, and if that were shaken, it would weaken in a most Carol• fug degree the means of nati.inal defence. Thew prorsittons were so obvious —(Hear, hear, by Ms Bad of Lauderdale), —He could not allude to any spetedi of his Noble Friend who cried " hear," fur he had, made none ; but he may perhaps have alluded to *a ; pamphlet published by his Noble Friend upon the subject. It was urged in favour of the proposed measures, that if free importations were permitted, thee would not be sufficient encouragement (under other circumstances) for the growth of corn in the country. That it the country did not grow sufficient grain,-it must depend for a supply upon foreignoa tions : part of these `propositions he would admit, viz. that nothing was more calamitous than to depend upon foreign nations for supply in so important an article of food. But on the other hand, it was con tended; that if free importation were not permitted, our circumstances were at present .such, as that the price of bread must be increased in the first instance, and on this point an alarm was felt throughout the. country. After adverting to the state and increased amount of the national debt, and the effect which the considirations connected therewith must have upon the prices of provisions, t in here was a report in exis tence that the Noble Earl the red coat opposite to him (the Earl of Liverpol wore a Colonels uni form), and some of his colleagues, had an intention of continuing the property tax to some extent. He understood some of the taxes proposed for repeal, were certain of the assessed taxes, as upon horses, carriages, and servants. Of these, however, he hoped not one of them could be repealed. He wished some of the titles upon farmers may be repealed, and such taxes ai CTA:n ped and tettesed the industry of the poor, and which were.the leading causes of the high price of labour. He should like to see removed the taxes upon Candles, upon Salt, and upon their Beer. them do that, and render justice to the labourers, y. • Real justice Let the Pro relates to Land , to tenants and they would not such wise men at least, the In postponed for the present. Petitioners, that the ',Session ot' d hicirst Peti. the Parish d t,.4 the opportn; which tell from the him to mune . being any Nob)* Lurd 4. seavotert thou repositions he had 10' Viler So tar from a high. price, of provsi., _ tiecing a high price oflabour, there tier...way in stance.. wherein the prices of bread were tis h, when E thnic of labour were low ; and other instancte., where these were ri:spectlve.y th e contrary. No prOrisioon could be 41201 e lal,e.ihan that too price 1.1 breaditod 0 , .labour correspon ded; and had a mutual effect each other. Ho certainly did not aish toenter into the contest upon the,subject at present,; bat liec..ukt • apt suffer such an.unfourided doctrine:l , laq ovi;plictit n( I thou. were 'always: Moores , lone to , ..g breed in this coentry,_' tO sea with , tit obseclatiOn. . Earl. STANI-IciPS, in et a n Ation, cc w ite isdedehie • • Noble Lord . Nil inisir4lerstOud 'and ritioatated hif argument. He had never said it wait the intention .of an an to raise the prices • f Coto, but 1w had argued.' such *Old be the consequence s of their intended me or or of their blunders w th.respeCt ta the subject.. With respect to the Noble Lord's innteoding, nearly to the eitent, that the pikes of provisions' `were in en inverse ratio to those tit he believed it would he found very difficult to per. stiadetise Istanufaciaters, dist when the prices of pro. vi4ans were high, those of labour would be, cheap. • The petition above stated being'reard, on the mo.. tion of the Noble E'er!, it was ordered to lie on the table. He next presented a petits on from the ChorchWsie densiOverseers of the Poor, and persons of the pariah. of St. Mary,. Whitschapel, which, he observed, will signed by. hetleetill and pschoes, fp! toefillar4esl • . . , and the other parishimtwa. • The LORI) CHANCELLOR remarked, that the petiii •n cridd : regularly' be received only as that of those ssho signed it. Earl WAN TOPE relied,. thougii k tea,' not be receiied but 4sthe"petitioe et the suisscriliers, yin 4. may be'receiveSiin behalf of the others, • The Noble Lord then presetiteil iii rotation several other Petition., from certain. parisheS in the PilfLof I.oloslotl and Ciptity of Midaoseg..tO the vitae effect, and also one from filyrotrUtt . .- Prick. _ L;:rcl . ; BiItINGDUN piesefitirg one froci . tbelki , rough of Plimilutb; io the same effect. These pa titions were severally *dared to lie on the ' On the su g gestion 01 gitti STANHDPE,; 11:e for. then consideration of Ptui4s'i por orce was lit 4 tor Thut sday:* • number of Private or Local Pans were brought up rom the r.ottinions by 'difetirat Member., tend read a first time. A copy a - the Evidence taken before * cosproitute of thetoinnions, relative to the Hellestone gitict - .64 was communicated ac Ow Bar, by 241. I.::.*Vlic • Wvss!,st, pursuant tti a recent vote of their joUnlttlipS. re ACg. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by command of hia Royal Highness the Piince Regent, presented Copieli of the Ti e.ity of Peace and Am'y concluded between hag Pritannic Majesty and his Moat ClCristiazi Majeity, Amd signed at Paris the Stith May, 1 - 814. His Lord. ship then moved, that tier said 'Treaty be ta,co into consideration on Thursday se'nnight, and that the Lards be lutumoued fur that day.—Oidereill bLAVIL TRADE. Lord GRENVILLE tali, he could Cot suffer this very first opportunity to pus, .iithout stating that it WAS with the utmost grief and indignation be had read that part of the Treaty in question which so laced to the abolition. of the Slave trade. When bit recollected the unanirnrus acquiescence of that House in a proposition he had the honour to submit to their Lordships upon the sohject—when he recollected the Universal consent of almost all nations, that it .seae most desirable to prevent the cortinuance of that most abominable and disgraceful traffic—when hit Considered it had been relinquished by all the nations of Europe, upon the common principles of justice and religion, as a high crime, and as a practice wh.cti should be radically done away with—what must be his astonishment and regret, his grief and disappoint ment, upon reading the :uncle that morning to which he alluded ! He trusted, however, that it would 4 tier of speedy and serious consideration, whi ther there may not be even yet .tome mode in WhiCh Parliament, or their Lordships, may otitis pursuance of their unanimous. esolutioo, with a view to cite ai tainment of its object? The Earl o f f LIVERPOOL felt a degree of reluct ance in troubling their Lordships at the present MO ment with any observations on a n y topic connect), with the Treaty just laid before them, but hecoaPlC pot avoid assuring the Noble Baron that be wet quite Mistaken, if he suppined that his Majesty's Ministers did ant feel, on the particular subjett, at Much alit; lety and solicitude as he could, to'effect the cornpi tion of the great objtct in question; he meant the universal Abolitioo ut the Slave Trade ; for they *ere sensible, whatever difference of opinion may bleb formerly obtained with regard to a partial *bonnet* yet that point being ewe decided, they, felt it ei: retinal to the principle upon which it proceeded., that the abolition should become enivertal. With regard to the particular article referred.to, and lA* circumstances under which it was concludeJ,' T,O meant pot at present to Observe: but he would f quest their Lordships topoetposte their judgments n. 4 they had an opportunny of fully hearing t he rola menu of his Majesty's Government n goo the jrcn Majest y 's szscoti7 PILL- The Earl of HA RD WICK k. *dressed to this Big, ore their L o rdships,' and aft. as bein g seme time bet " &din • tified ht. m move na dead uta tion to ; ley Mar Ow. The Earl of LAUDERDALE Awn aped et ski cii‘cassroa of that wash rlefst pp yr soon, 4 I ■ 1 • -OP.°. 41 • 'Ur') • • yx • Ys• Ylre • . . . . • .r. • . ' -•'-. -,• ''• `' , ' ' i'' ;.' % '. ' ' ' N.Nr: v . • „. • c:, . ...4 - 7> • . . '.. N / • . ' i. ) `icrln .1 .. • ~ . • •i< '. • .1. PI • , ~ ~. . • . : • , " . . i ~ •- • . • •1. •• • L ' I' • tei 410 . ;NI! 1... 7 4. ' - - • '-. ftr - ! . :i ' ' • • ` l • k t liblie" . 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IV d • io state, when tits -. . didtddllidareo.PPiC,S, M. ff i t.1614.. .' • itailrEMANSMOgi r Aftlfailf a aritecifi .. , etweed. there *ere 1 11,-tni. —A Y . _,, . • rriWO GRAND:l4,OlatitiG CONCERTS. for laariCE is allieltl4o4lsol a•Sersion if Orrisni .. . ~• 11. . 7 . i • .....;...14,!2, „ , i ,, 7 .; Lt., • eu . ' ailrukd COITI s e . • re t tslar, IT. under discussion, mkt 1 the BEN mar of SU re'llitlSS by WAR is WOMAN"; 4.‘ rworigig i, and chai adomrs, py th. mole vw osisasid ~ libumt or tools. mat b. WM be given at sits Royal ilitoritaltir tllO arrival of the. ....,• .___ ,; lc _ t 9. ..that man.y. of . . opinions ad. 4.4 .d by the: • •• E __, No Lord, were not Only abs mt, bu even dange; Iligehigneeirtitic"e Pa tat ro ' ca uader itao taCtl auv, imalt. Pmenag. bv the Conunafidsitteekeralot sei7idl'*difa'gmksgi:rJietiee''wida./Ees%llg,""kaia sso 01, ' Lag "! 461.4 , Lesem,aitilagilagliameirtdey, • • i.. o .7lt ate cwiuld "... Algo t at . ,Assaw l " o"lll4 . ....,; h4lh o rdir; vous. 1 hay woulcrcpatend, on the Contrary, that the pcpposeiL rneasuria. would have the eff ch of„ No Westminster Association dm matter tbs Royal mot ' km f ila r „,„, s , a gee e d am& sway . . • ' "pmatueliett • . Noble DireCtOTS of tbe Concerts of Amber Malt. hlrre tissi,., k - - " t1141.4011/1 CRAW. he the ** vices of breisil 911 the FM d' • Ai;.r ,he ,:.._, •t f .J. Ir. CIO X RR. 0 ^ tie Cue of tico". l 7 l *I CtiTganthang• . . c opening. p Littoratnand aR itie soiradp!!prolfivdenal talsani,boch vocal and :, ~ __,_, _4. . - , clatna delivered ho nelnan at wale icatth i and untn indt4 ° V would - havf die still nt , re aavant %coos rit:ci of . OFIli 1 'OP =DNA NC 8. Atitylo; lel 4. propatiag a judgment tootling partly td reverie the it e rlocuttirs. 0 ' - - ..• . and tam, to e...fate the ems be et f ee furthercowidostioNwbich tending to settle geilerifiy. the prices of firmisiO94. Cn fir from A bith inky, of ploy siyis, Away, in- Dr MACLICK. f . l4o , l l lici , tNg: . Rev. R.Q4at ODOM/ A•EEALN. Evi• Rt.r.fl.ll.li/rt.na, bold by Gala, Curtly l e f, " 2„; Jit ; )344 1 / 4 ...Parry, and co.; and all other p oo l . GLOUCLClT:VarllrSarg)lip.Rola's 3141kb. BR$01.1) purgialkt, 4oattforie of tie Court pt Chan. osty, beton: t atom* Po" Sri* t roast, Baca one of the Masters of our said coilet,,ittttie Public tale Room. In swab - ttmuL4l4ll 4 diti6ss L0n 40 14 -1)% 1 gr!47.2the • abroad Opal ate beauties Otani/rev/lit 'Neste sengibihty, wi,„rn Groats Aksig;bun'ira;k:rgask'occar. „soli c • Let them dot hstyand render justice u rie.Bibilicriiittesb°tthhenainwutishviekillan4.".-Inclierl4olceitlßeen:lewabee.Avc.rver.l‘l7l.4l .via • the art 11" -alas 'us"- • • Minces, AO mid Others Se: l tteadato the most useful bees of the community. •••• . I.lll* "I was il4Wishetli •As tt e )e l tittr ‘ ir " ; Cel4 itours.gitts:k4";s Ot should be also done to the farmers. I Vidrek.liteo..f.With.ir it o Coeyer7pister)prire eh. , boon, Rho, Aain _ • 6 " ilssu r petty Tat be preserved, as far as rela Second hdrion, of „to tea itid dap ' • Otis ark Tan i'Cfeck the lords, but repealesl so far as it relates too occupiers of-land. In sea 'a cases thel IitErFAL iltifosAATti.?)tfit L i s n or td iiY A ; rn i! M4 trfar e el: ll l '` ..liselt r a4;b:tvfeeg 41w1"4-41 Eakla ingoinion• and laupdrks concerning sar4ity of Wtjacia the wait - OLD FeatitMtandLANDbi .have to tear conipetrtion.-that is, if sari l bead peeper to aura Cumin-4. and. Attenainn op the -,;11911POl., 10 MAI" Re 4 MAW ues an° sores Were adopted. He thought; at 1 Wilt* ran S e '4l/ tbs 14866448"Cal .incillvi"a/1141 4444nCgi s 'c i Z u tt n i.lo, 4 -1' In ''' .ultu f 4 ‘!" *" 'n * . fended Measures should be postponed fo gbereehole in per and easy manner, and adapted. to the . . Agir r t h e nsion l a* l op me In eke lea 'nitwit I. 'boo r whereat nay . be bad (nai l s) it ale eald It LI Was the object of the petitioners, chmom o,ko . dosithatypuneauditatige, Chancery-bar, Latakia sht , uld nut ass . at least in the present & compose 4 by 14.0zANAK tbe t o , fit A g s ow As, (Otter of • Won. cite . and Wagtail, 6 , 4 l Stione Itallfteet 4s Lordship then presented llirr t stool ouargo. irks ..$19090.3tti941441!ar., L. g %kW Gleba; itillicitart b l " d boast agalyiet the bill, which was from long `r . / bV C!T re."4 :7 4 :1/014 . 11) C aid Dow, YAW 1 2 44,..i1ea d0e k Os- of Mr. 'll , (Stiantlysg Linn, in the Arigitiwa ia4 ‘9 1 0 1 7: WM. iirayn A.aind Agent, :um*. St. bride's, in the Ott of London. t stsud dasei zz . h . and, Pax Jeuron-steeet, ' -Gr i n Loudon, whi t en a Flee of /1101 The Earl of LAUDERDALE took ry cumtai rwrrom, LL. saval.s. , Amsorsasylereiedi.e4 Ab e , 1 44 n Obs CAI•Lcf arty to observe . that some points which otemer‘zathonagics n die gird m o ssy e die Crown, st woe arattom exitwile Wiibuch Noble LOW, he thought called upon 1 -11 " : " "` y, Uinta I:h e• tiapa Übe., Lando:is Primed Ra i Orialyrie 441 pssttts I " #40 1 4 1 0, 11 11i Ah l w wa g re . bin), tbst so tar from ;here being en, ** malt 4 egetteria daon poposisia ;Wm; iwAgasso*Fr. 1 • .• vs. rED F • ■ 1. ■ • 1 do