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;.~ :: ~~~ 4111 IF 1 A hU rrr,t - .•:1 - 7-7 ; ' - ' 46- ~J . ~ ~, ,y rts) \ °/1/ 0 .010112411D 2 . 0 BTU 1788. IitGIHES'S DIVINES OF THE CHURCH. lo of April, 79. 6. WORKS OF DOCTOR ISAAC BARROW. Vol. VI. being No. XI. of the DIVINES OP THR CHURCH OF ENGLAND, continued ,Monthly , with a summary to each Discourse, Not^s. &c. In this Edition are given the hitherto unpublished Setmons of Dr. Darrow. No. XIII will commence • selection from the writings of Jeremy Taylor, with a Memoir by the Editor; and several hitherto unpub lished Sermons will be introduced. The First Five Numben contain the only complete Edition of Fherlock'r Works. ?tinted and published by A. J. Valpy, M.A. Red. Lion -court, Fleet-street, and sold by all Booksellers. Any Author may be had separately. VA I.Prs CLASSICAL. LIBRARY OF ENGLISH TRANSLA TIONS. No. XVI. On the Ist ApTil will be published, price 4s. Gd. TH EO P H R AS TU S. Illustrated by Fifty Physiognomical Portraits, by the moat eminent Artists. To which are added, Hints on the Individual Varieties of Human Nature, and General Remarks. The Characters of Theophrastun posses., an Interest and value beyond most of the remains of Grecian literature: they are inartificial and exact portraitures of those very peculiarities of temper that are every day passing under OUT own observation. Nos. XVII. and XVIII. will comprise Horace, in which will be introduced Translation/I°f different parts of the Author from the pens of Dryden, Poentley, Swift, Parson , G. Wakefield, Prior, Nil. ton, Denham, Roscommon, Cowley, Byron, Home Tooke, Chattenon, &c. and some of the most eminent Poets of the present day. No. XIX. will contain Juvenal and Persius. The Fifteen first Numbers of the series contain Demosthenes, Saint, Xenophon, Herodotus. Virgil, Pindar, Anacreon, and Tacitus. Any Author may be purchased separately, at 4s. 6d. per volume. 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From the limits of an advertisement, it is Impossible to state the pre cise nature of the plan intended to he adopted t suffice It to observe, that in history no facts, and in philosophy no reasoning, will be omit ted or distorted, so as to render a reference to the original author requi site ; and thus the youth especially,of both sexes, may become perfectly acquainted with authors repulsive from their bulk alone, at a compara tively little cost of time as well as price. " Were all books reduced in their quintessence, many a bulky author would make his appearance in a pamphlet ; there would be scarce such a thing as a film ; and the works of an age would be con tained on a few shelves."—Addison. The series will be confined to the popular productions of writers in prose. and the following authors will be first selected : 111 STOR [CAL —Burnet, Clarendon, Gibbon, Hume, Robert ►on, dtc. PHILOSOPHICAL—Bacon, Locke, Paley, &c. MISCELLANEOUS Addison, Goldsmith, Johnson, Milton, Swift, &c. No. 11. will contain Paley's Evidences of Christianity ; and Locke on the Human Understanding, with a portrait. The Historical and Miscellaneous Series will be ready for publica tion In the spring, commencing with Gibbon, Clarendon, Rollin, Addison, Johnson, &c. Edited and Printed under the Superintendence of A. J. Valpy, M. A. Red Lion Court,_ Fleet-street ; and sold by all booksellers in town and country, B.} Prospectuses, with the plan at length, may be had of all books.liers. CONGREVE'S BALSA MIC ELIXIR. FOR COUGHS, HOOPING-COUGH, ASTHMA, SHORT NESS OF BREATH, Sm. _ . Price U. lid. 2 9d. and 4,. 6d. per Bottle. rpHE following Letters, selected fro:u numerous others, 1 addressed to Mr. Congreve, will prove the superiority of this Inv&lu 3 nle Compound. WINTER COUGH. Sir—For the hat nine years I have been troubled with a dreadful Cough, which has always been worse in winter. After taking every re • medy to remove it, sod finding myself to be gradually declining in health, I bad recourse to yours, and am truly thankful to say that I never passed a winter for SOON years so free from the complaint. I hope thousands of my fellow-sufferers may try it, and find the same benefit. It is above all price. I shall never be without a bottle. Yours &c. 8. KETCH LEE. 73, Cornhill, London, Mare's 2.5, 1830. SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CONSTANT COUGH, ite. Sir—Gratitude constrains me to acknowledge the great benefit I have recently received from your very valuable Balsamic Elixir. Towards the close of July last, I was severely afflicted with a constant cough and incessant wheezing, attended with a very great diffi culty of breathing, which prevented my taking any rest f K several o reit, together, but in an erect posture. through tear of suff4- ration. After having been attended by three very skilful Medical Gentlemen, and my complaint still continuing, I was persuaded by a friend to make trial of your excellent Specific, which through necessity gladly embraced, and after a few applications, I found very con siderable relief in breathing, and in less than a wee► the distressing and alarming sensation of wheezing wan so far abated. that I could again venture to lie down in my bed, from which time my health and strength began gradually to increase, and was so far restored, that I again com menced my profe.sion. My only motive, dear Sir, in being thus prompt in troubling you is, that others similarly afflicted may know where to hid] a remedy fur their sufferings. I am, Sir, gratefully yours, Alfred tiliuse Academy, PETER BEDFORD. Kingsland.ro.d, Oct. 26, IBA. P.S. I purchased three 2s. 9d. Bottles, and half of the last I have put aside. having no further occasion (or it. You are at liberty to publish this for the good of the public. HOOP! N G-COUG H. Sir,—(laving two children very ill with !looping Cough, for which d 'order I tried various medicines, ton* purpose, I was recommended to try your excellent Balsamic Elixir. After administering it two or three times they found wonderful relief, from its clearing away the thick phlegm from their chests, and allaying the violence of their coughs. They have nearly finished the second bottle, and are now free from every sym..tom. I thought it my duty to let you and the public know the virtue of your valuable remedy, wt.ich has beyond any thing surprised me. I am, Sir, your humble Servant, 5, Queen's-row, Paradise row, MARY ANN GORHAM. Palmer's Village, Westminster, Oct. 14, 1830. Also, in Bottles, 130. each. CONGREVE'S GOLDEN BALM. roe CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. The following letter, recently sent the Proprietor, will better extol hs virtues than any thing he can add, and prove that It is "'l'ag 10THRK'S Beer COMPANION ►nR THE N No.l, Queen's Row, Palmet's Village, Westminster, November 7, 1830. Sir-1n hopes that all parenrs will try the same remedy, I have thought it my duty to inform you that your " Holden Balm" has wrought the greatest wond.r in my child, aged seven months, in taking uwE bottle only. I cannot describe the agony she endured from her gunis before its use. Night after night she deprived me of rest by con st.tnt crying, and nothing seemed to give her a moment's ease, and I was often afraid she would expire in convulsion his. Her gouts were very lusid, anu much swelled and inflamed. She had warted away to • mere shadow. But. Sir, only judge of my astonishment ! A few Mops rubbed on het gums gave her immediate ease. I applied it two or thre times a day, always with the same effect; her bowels which were very costive, became regulated; an.l 1 thank 60D the child is fast recover. ~t.g its flesh and strength. She has since cut two teeth with consider itrle emit:. In writing this I perform a duty I owe to you and the Your humble servant, Witness, Sarah Ilarford. 31ARV CARTER. Prepared and bold, by the Proprietor, " henry Convreve," 30, Col. :.ege ?street Chelsea; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Butler, 4, Cheap. ide ; Barclay, 03, Farringdors-street ; Edwards, Si. Paul's churchyard; ruiton, Bow churchyard; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's churchyard ; thandl,r, 76. Oxford-street; Blount, 47, Cheyne.walk, Chelsea, and Battersea; Proof, 226, Horne, 229, Strand ; Gifford, 104, Strand ; Johnson, 68, Coenhill; Stradling, Exchange-gate; Stirling, 86, Whik.: chapel; Lewis, 416, Tottenham-court.road; Bainbridge, 60, Leather lans ; Sutton and Co. High Holborn; Campbell, 26, Knightsbridge; Strange. Pimlico; Green.Tothill-street, Weetmioster ; Chapman, High. street, Islington ; G Glover, Lower -street, Islington, &c. and sold by most wholesale and retail Medicine Fenders in London and the United Kingdom. N B. Ask for ' Congrsve's BaNamk Elixir.' and • Coagreve's Golden Balm,' and notice kb Signature (Henry Congtvve), across the Stamps. SATITRDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1831. I°. 13,737. FIRST RATE SITUATION for any Line of Butinewl regoirlfE great Publicity. A DOUBLE HOUSE FRONTAGE, Thirty. eight Feet, and a most attractive SHOP. MR. BROOKS will SELL by AUCTION, at his ROOMS, 28, Old Bond Street. on MONDAY, the gist of March, at one o'clock, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. John Teak, Cutler, Jeweller, and Perfumer, a Bankrupt, the LEA SR for Thirty Seven Years and a Half, at a moderate Rent, of very capital Premises, admirably situated for Business. 76 on the North Side of the Quadrant, Regent Street, comprising an excellent Family Residence, with Four Windows in Front, and a Pri vate Entrance ; also a capital and most chewy Doable Shop with Parlour behind, Kitchen, ica below, and Rooms above, with sap stairs, so arranged as to be without communication with the Private Home. N. B —Tbe Stock of Cutlery, Jewellery, and Perfumery, is selling off considerably under Prime Con. Particulars of the Leese may be bad on the Premises, of U. Gem, Rog Solicitor, 49, Chancery-lane, and of Mr. , /3rooka., Somers. 21. Old Bad-street. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. MO. 4, LEADENHALL-STREET, the Fourth House from Comb(II (removed from opposite the India H0L190..... LIECH WS LIST OF PRICES of Ms celebrated " Peculiar Steel" TABLE CUTLERY. March int' Captains. Traders, Coffee-house Keepers ' Families, New-married Couples, and when, who require supplitsof Table Cutlery, and are desirous of saving their money. at well as having what can be depended upon, will find the under mentioned Prices cheaper than at any wholesale %Warehouse in London, or even in Sheffield. Any Article defective will be with pleasure Exchinged.—Reedy Money, Small Profits, and good Articles, Is Macut's System.--Goods deUvered free of expense in all parts of London and its Vicinity, or forwarded to the Country on receipt of a remittance. post paid. An immense variety of small Cutlery, Dressing Ca ses, Leather Writing Cases, Desks, Work Boxes, Tea Caddies, &c. Tea Poy, Backgammon and Bagatelle Tables, Draft and Chess Boards, superior Razors, Strops, and Magic Paste. All ►inds of Shaving Soap, Brushes, Combs, and other useful articles of Outfit, 20 to 40 per Cent. under any other house In the trade. Razor and Penknife Hones. A few Bargains in Desks and Dressing Cases. Observe—Macni, No. 4. Leadenhall-street, on the same side as the India House (four &ors from Cornhill.) Table Knives I Forks, Dessert Knives a Fork% Carvers, Per Pte• r e cam plete Set of 50 Pieces. of each. IN IVORY HANDLES. t l Vrty neat Ivory bandit, no balanced Ditto square handle, ditto .. Small middling balanced Ivory Full-sized Octagon balanced common Ivory Balanced good Ivory Balanced elegant full-size and supe, fine Ivory Elegant Waterloo balance, do. Ditto, silver fenuled Very elegant fluted bal. Ivory FJegant carved Ivory, not bal. Carved Ivory, with silver fer- rale % balanced ... Ivory handle, stained aMY neat pattern ... Those who require Knil without Forks will please obser►a, they ate two-thh the price of the Knives a Forks, that is, double the pr of the Forks. NATURAL HOR N,STAG, AND BUCK HORN. Natural variegated bal. Horn Ditto not balanced .. Ditto ditto Ditto ditto Real Stag Horn _ Real Buck Horn Imitation Buck Ditto smaller ... . WHITE BONE HAN DLES. Handsome Octagon pattern Plain ditto ditto . Plain Round handle StronrOpen handle, 5 pinned Bone handles, stained green... BLACK HORN AND WOOD HANDLES. Handsome Octagon Black Horn, balanced ... Ditto ditto not balanced .. Handsome Oval black handle Plain and good black handle Excellent and neat black han. dle, one pin .. Very strong Ws& ha three pinned ... Ornamental black handle Neat Octagon short hlk handle Black FluteJ Handle PATENT KNIFE SHAH: PENERS. An immense variety on tht: most approved principles, at 5. 6d, 4s, 4s 6d, and in Ivory bandies at 5s each. either with rollers or cross-barred. Also, Task Steels of a new and very powerful description at 51 and 4s 6d each. Also, Round of Beef, ilans, and other slicing and Carving Knives. PLATED on STEEL DES SERT KNIVES & FORKS Transparent plain Ivory ban dies, with silver ferrules ... Do. In elegant carved handles Neat and elegant blabogsay , Caws, to hula one doze knives and one dnzcn forks Ditto to hold 1 dozen and last I 2 0 1 8 ( 1 3 I 2 0 2 0 2 8 2 7 2 4 2 15 1 15 1 5 I 1 0 ( o 18 I o 15 ( 1 0 ( O 14 ( O 10 C O 7 t o is I o 14 o 10 I 011 I O 18 I 1 0 O 15 O 15 O 13 0 10 of each. Ic. .. O 16 1 1 O 16 1 5 1 6 1 10 1 10 2 0 1 18 1 15 4 7 1 7 O 10 0 O 10 0 O 14 6 O 10 0 1 1 O 18 O 16 O 13 O 18 O 12 O 8 0 7 o 15 o 10 O 9 O 9 O 16 O 15 o 13 o 13 O 12 It. .. O 5 O 6 O S o 8 0 8 O 8 O 13 O 8 O 6 O 7 O 8 O 8 O 9 O 10 O 10 0 II 3 10 4 0 7 O 5 O 2 O 2 O 2 O 5 O 4 O 3 O 3 O 3 O 2 O 2 A .. d. )2 5 6 / 2 15 0 I 2 4 0 1 1 1 6 O s i 0 0 1 0 0, 0 2 a l , 5 0 1 2 6 PRICE 7T). FROM THE I.O.VDOY GAZFTTF, March 18. CPOWN OFFICE, Malicia 18. lIRMSERI TO SNITS IN THIR PRISM PARLIAMENT. Borough of Eye.. William /Imre, of Li , coin's Inn, in the of Middlesex, Rsq. In the mom of Sir Philip they're Sidney. who has lecepted the Chiltern Hundred*. Borough of Lancelot r.—Patrick Maxwell Stewert. F.sq. in the room of John Fenton Caw home, Esq. deceased. Borou t ‘h of Milhorne Port —Gyerge Steven, Byne, of FJonn-eq. a••, it the county of Middlesex, Faq. in the mom of the 'tight Hon 'maw, William Sturges B. ume. who has accepted the Chiltern Eundreals. City of Chewer.— The Right Honourable Robert Grosvenor. of Eaton, In the rouniy of Chester . Commiaredon by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. Richard Bicknell. Gent. to be Ensign. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Norfolk. old Of Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia—John Beauchamp St. John, Faq. to be Captain, vice White, resigned. Conimismions by the Lard Lieutenant of the county of Essex. To he Deputy Lieutenants—Sir Francis Vincent, Bart. Henry Crane, Henry Coe Coape, Richard Birch Wolfe, John Archer Houblie., jun. Philip Zechariah Cox. Abraham Gardner, John Hirst, I.4in Ruggles Brie, Edward George Barnard. Thomas White, Peter Mal lard. William Tooke Robinson, William Cotton, Anthony Cox, J Joh& To/nail, jun. Esquires. Rut Ewell Regular Militia—George Blake, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Surfers, resigned. West Eases Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—George Palmer, jun. Esqq. to be Captain ; Frederick Bury. Grid. to be Lieutenant ; Beale Blackmore Colvin. Gent. to be Cornet Grimmissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Selkirk. Alexander Pringle, Esq. to be Vice-Lieutenant; Colonel James Rus. sell, Thomas Steven, Esqs. to be dim). Commimems by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Forfar. To be Deputy Lieutenants—The Honourable William Wirt, Frederick Lewis Scrymgcour Weddetburn. younger. John Guthrie, younger, William D a vid Proctor, Charles Lyell. younger. William enter, younger, James Mill, David Fyfe, David Hunter, Thomas Carnegy, David Nairn, Walter Ogilvy, younger, Ergs. Forfar and Kincardine itegiinents of 31ilitia—Oraham Douglas Hunter, Fsq. to be Captain; David Laird, Esq. to be ditto. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. Richard Weaver Evans EN. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; The,.. Dunne, Esq. to be ditto; Thomas Hesketh Biggs, Clerk, to he ditto. Herefordshire Militia The lion. John Somers Cocks. commonly called Lord Viscount Eastnor, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Berrington, resigned ; John James Walsham Garbett, Esq. to be Captain, vice Phillipps, resigned. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick. Henry Christopher Wise, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Robert Middleton Atty. Esq. to be ditto. 'arwickshire Militia—Edward R. C. Sheldon, Faq. to be Major, vies Ferrers, deceased. Warwickshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Kelynge Greenway, Lag. to be Captain, vice Earl of Clonmel, resigned; Henry Christo pher IVise ' Feq. to be ditto, vice Beek, resigned ; Henry Jenkins Ilmufield, Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. The Right Hon. Fletcher Lord Orantley to he Deputy Lieutenant ; Edward Penrhyn, Esq. to be ditto; George Thomas Nicholson, Esq to be ditto. Surrey Regiment of Yeomanry Calvalry—Henry Smith Troyer, gent. to be Lieutenant ; IViii. Hankey, gent. to be Cornet. Commissions b 7 the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. The Wert Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—The Earl of Darnley to be Lieut.-Colonel Commandant ; the Earl of Brecknock to be Major.—The Lord Viscount Sydney, the Honourable John Duncan Bligh, the Viscount Marsham, Sir William Richard Powlett Gear/. Bart. the Lord Viscount Holnie.dale, Percival Hart Dyke, junior, Esq. to be Captains.—James Chapman, junior. gent. Aeries Akers, gent. Robert Willis Blencowe, gent. William Brown, gent. Thomas Saunders, gent. Charles Wykeham Martin, gent. 14 illiam Knox Child, gent. Benjamin Henry Harene, gent. Francis Hart Dyke gent. to ho Lieutenants.—Rieliard de Beauvoir Berms, gent. Ed ward Hussey, gent. William Gladdish, gent, Thomas Fairfax Best, rat. Francis Geary, gent. Cary Booliam Hopkins, gent. Meade Walde. gent. to be Comets. East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry—Frederick Brockman, gent. to be Cor net, vice Ralph Thomas Brockman resioed. (The Gamut also contains several Addresses to the King.' DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. STOWE, Joux SueeLte x. Birmingham, gun.msker. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Mawx, JAMES, Cleobury, Mortimer, Shropshire, baker. BRE roam. SAM EL, Birmingham, draper. MARSHALL, WILLIAM, Fountain Grove, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, shear.manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. D'Emucx, Jinx's, 5, Upper Frederick-street, Connaught-square, bookseller, to surrender March 25, at one, 29, and April 29, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Chilcote, Bond. court, Walbrook. WALTON FAXON ' SAMUEL, JelThyll-MTSCL. surgeon, March 23, April 8, at one, and 29, at twelve, at the Court of C ommissioners. Attorney, Mr. Pain, New Inn, Lo ndon. GREASLIT, THOMAS, and GREASLIET, CHARLES, West Smithfield, clothiers, March 22, at eleven, 25, at twelve, and April 29, ateleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Baainghall. street. WALL, Jolipn, Manchester, dealer, April 4, b, and 29, at twa. at the York Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London ; and Mr. T. Wheeler, Manchester. HALLAS, BENJAMIN, Mutt, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth-merchant, April 13, at four, 16, and 29, at eleven, at the George Inn, Wake field. Attorneys Messrs. Batty., Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery. lane, London; and Messts. Archer and (heaves. Oviett. Altman, CHARLES, Manchester, joiner, March 30, 31, and April 29, at twelve, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory. and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London ; and Messrs kLirrts and Owen, Spring-gardens, Slanchester. DIVIDENDS. April 8. T. Robins, St. John.square,_ . elerkenwell, silversmith, at one, at the Court of Commissionera —April 8. A. Lopez, M. J. Iglesias, and F. Gonzalez, Copthall.rnurt. merchants, at eleven, at the :mat of Commissiuners—April 8, J. Welford, Oxford -turret, auctioneer, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—April 8. J. li Blundell, I. Piper, and J. T. Chinon, Bankaide, iron -merchants, at one, at the Court of Commissioners—April 8. T. Walkden, !sling ton.green, china dealer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners— April 8 T. C. Btggs, Russia-row, silk manufacturer, at one, at the ('curt of Commissioners—April 8. W. Sherley, Stamwell, Middlesex, innkeeper, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners, London—April 8. 11. Bowring, Mincing.lane, colonial hooker, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—April & J. Potter, Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at ten, at the Court of Commission e r s , London—April 11, J. I alvert, Wray. sler, Yorkshire, corn factor, at one, at the White Hone, North Cave, Yorkshire—April 9. J. Lewis, Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol—April 9. G. P Andrews, Bristol, money seri. vener, at eleven, at the White Lion, Bristol—April 9, O. Armstrong, Liverpool, linen draper, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool— April 8. W. Doubleday, Manchester, tea dealer, ar two, at the Office of Mr. Gandy, Liverpool—April 11. W. Bill, Birmingham, brass cock founder, at twelve, at Doe's Hotel, Birmingham—April 8. J. Dennison, Liverpool, joiner, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Liver. pool—April I& T. F. Drought, Ilminster, Somerseuthire, drugglat , at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol — April 11. D. Rider and J. Armitage, Leeds, Yorkshite , woollen cloth merchants, at eleven, at the Court Howie, Leeds - April 9..1. S. Raker, Bradforl, Wiltshire, inn keeper, at twelve, a t th e Wh i t e Li on , Bath—April 11. W. rown, Betatun, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, at eleven, at the Coat. mercial.buildings, Leeds--April 11. W. M. Scammell, Warminster, Wiltshire currier, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath—April 4 . Booth, Laund Mill, Lancashire. worsted spinner, at nine, at the Star lon, Blanchester—April 11. E. Robson, Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer, at five, at the office of Messrs. Upton and Son, Leeds—May 9 W. Johnston, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper, at eleven, at theVeorge lon, Newcastlempon.Tyne--April 11. hl Duncan an d Monday, King ston-upon-Hull, wine merchants, at eleven, at the Kingston Hotel Kingstou.upon.llulL CRRT I FICATE Ao at hB. J. Smallbone, Titchborne.street Haymarket, picture dealer—S. Bertram St. Mary-street, Whitecluepel road, eoach.maker—J. Sian. ford, Frederick -street, Connaught.equare, smith—S. Spurr, Warnford Court, City, merchant—J. Coulatock, Reigate, Surrey, miller—J. Gray, Prospect Row, Bermondsey, master niminer--.1. Price, Man chester, paper dealer—W. Smith, Brick lane, Spitalaelds, baker--T. Other, Manchester. dealer—J. Jacobs, Walton-upon-Thames, Surrey, auctioneer—T. Nicholson , Bur st wieh, Yorkshir e , hor se deeler—H. Hudson. Birmingham, currier. I-, • p. is. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV idt• ' J. Staintoo and B. Newton. Liverpool, joiners- wed T. Cheyne, Kingston.upon- Hull. spirit merchants -T. wart God Cs. Hylord's Court, city, tee dealers (as far as regards T. Siaaser)-.J. and JR. Hutchinson, East Redford, wine merchants-J. Myles and M. Milf;regor, Manchester, ensnmiaelen agents-j Smith and T,Sbtr. ley, New Bridge.sweet, Stubbier", wine merchants-T. and J. 51ease Stobesley, Yorkshire, Sax spinn e r s -J. Wild y and W. Win. try, dray's Inti.paassge. and J . Smith, liferninrimen, wire workers.-T. and W. Gardiner, Leicester. hosiers-J and W. Baines, Copthall.court, T hroirnsorton.street. accountants- R Corn. fort and F. Rester, Cinwn.cotirt, Chancery.lane, hair manufacturer_ J. and J. Ashton. jun. Warr nron, Lancashire, cabinet makers.-r. and T. Wilson, Swinton, rkshire, ironmaatera--W. Jordan and J. Nall, Sheffield, engravers L. ()wand and Co. Rio de Janeiro, met. chant.-T. Bayley and R Bright, Herndon, Roses, farmers-. 0. a nd D. R. Bagg, New Montague. street, flpitalfields, silk dressers-R. S. Ashby and J. Ritchie, King's Arms-buildings, Wood street, Cheslwitle, e , Wee-house keepers-A. Cadman and A. Thomas, Walsall, Stafford. shire, gruns-J. Stones and W. Miles, Leicester, cowls makers-J. end J. King, sen. and jun. Bristol. Opticians-L. and T. Mann. Li. verpool, tobacco manufacturers-- W. W. Yeld and W. B. Dawes, Ar. mirage, Staffordshire, rualsters--W. Austen and J. Holiday, Colchester, chemists-S. and C. Haydon, Mitcham, plumbers. PETITIONS &e. TO HIS MAJESTY IN FAVOUR OF EF.UORBI. The following addresses at:tl p. titian to the King have bi en receive.l in favour of reform, since the introduction of the measure, and in add:. 'inn to those presented at the Levee uchtermuchty—Borough Ditto—Political Union I tato-- Magistrates, ate. Auchterader Arbroath—lnhabitants Ashton-under-Lyne—Ditto Aberdeen—Proprietor Ditto—lncorporated Trades Bannockburn Banff—Six Incorporated Trades Ditto—Burgesses, &c. Barnstaple Bathwiek—Resident Inhabitants Rath— St. Michael's , Ditto--Politkal Woo Ditto—WaJeot Inhabitants &whin. Borough of Cupar, Burgh sir Ditto—Guildry Incorporation of Christchurch, Surrey Castle Douglas. Borough of Canterbury—lnhabitants Canonic tie, Burgh—lncorporated Trade% Carnanun—Bursterwes, Ikc. Caltun—lticorpor.ited Trades Cork, City of Dunfermline— Agricultural Society Dumfries—Burgh Dm—lncorporated Trades Dumbarton—Borough Dunshsh, Auchtermuchty Dover—lnhabitants Dundee-9 Incorporated Trades Do.—Guildry, or Merchants Do.—lnhabitants Diss Edinburgh —the Trades of Do.— Hammetmen of Canongate Do.—Waulkurs and Hatters Do.—lncorporated Tailors Do.—Royal St. Crispin Friendly Sodety Do.— Chamber of Commerce M.—Goldsmiths' Incorporation Do.— Incorporation of Bakers Do.—lncorporation of Dealers Do.—St. Anthony's.place—lneor. potation of Candlamakers Edinburgh-8 Southern District. LICO' - FAlinburgh-111 potation Ditto—Blerchante Company of Frown &Awned Greenock—lnhabitant. Diuo—SlaOstrate., Treasure St^. Glasgow—Barbers H& ley sad Shelton Haddingtoe—But_h of Ditto--Farmers of the County Jedburgb— PrOithst mut tram of Ditto, Buret of—Burgesses. &... Kitkfieldhank and vicinity Kiddeinalasiar--Palitical Union L Union Lein —looorpostioo of WeSVCII . . . Dino--Comiiiiseloners of Police Di to—Speculative Society Ditto—lncorporation boodon—tit Andrews, Holborn Ditto—St. Rincras Dit to--Clerkentrell Londoodorry--City and Ulm ties. dte Lioroln. City of Mo-nrcuie Ditto—Royal Burgh Newport—lnhabitants Paisley—Town and Neighbour hood P- 1 iatrporation of Si ,er itiak..is Portobello (County Edinburgh) Poriptrurgh, '.'eater—l ncor, rt tiun of 'tailors Ditto Raster—Ditto ditto .Politiail Union Sterling—the Guildry Corporation Tomtit Park Trowbridge— Inhabitants Tarbohon, North Bri on—lnha bitants Wolveater 7 .-Poliiical Union and City and Suburbs - Witham. Burgh of Worn Yes, gist—lnhabitants York—City. APPEALS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAReit 17 TEE MAGISTRATES OF DUNDEE V. LINDSAY AND OTHER!. This was an appeal from a decree of the Court of Session in Sew lam!. involving the electies of the bird-Advocate. An election of Dean of the Ouikl of Dundee took place in 1827, at which Mr. Hay and Mr. Lindsay were candidates; the former had the majority of votes, but the Council declared the latter to be duly elicted. because it appeared that Hay was not a burgess. An appeal was brought to the Court of Session, who set aside the whole election of magistrates and council, whereby the burgh became disfranchiseil. From this decree as appeal warn brought to the House of Lords. An election fora member of Parliament aferwards took place, and Dundee. though disfranchised, was permitted to vote, whereby Mr. S.uart Wortley was returned In opposition to Colonel Ogilvie ; but a C. m. mince of the House of Commons decided that Dundee was not entitled to vote. A new election consequently took place, and the Lord Mete este and 3h. Ogilvie (brother of the tormer cindhlate) were candid: m a. The delegate for 13undec being allowed to vote again. Lord. Advocate was elected. The appeal having come on to be .ersu,d to-day, Dr. bushington and a Scotch c0u.i...1 were heard for appellants, and 3lr. Serjeant bpat.kte and Alt. Rut...nano fur the respondents. ll'he LORD I HAwcaLLoa, in giving judgno nt, said that he felt satisfied that the judgment of the Conti cat &union should be sustained. Lord WYNToaD concurred, and the decree of the Court elf Scssion was then affim:ed. TIIE PARSON'S HORN-BOIJK.— 1 his is a cheer little work, to which the notorious abuses and abominations of the Church have given birth. In the following paissaee, we have the soliloquy of an aggrieved Irishman :—" Iss this is a sharp mor-i-nin an airnest. That fire is as I. zy about lighting up as young Nick is be about laviii starabout to show the procther the meadows. I'm slit re Betty didn't take her uayiel throuble wuil id. Well. thry the bellies at id, any how :—p.!ff, puff:— th ! rut it an sink it; what fits are ye in now, for one bellies ? Out win dier blast in ye ! your clapper's out of tchuue, 1 suppose. By the tables ov war, bud yer like a Parent that lost tidh—ye won't give uz another puff withtut raisin: g'a!on into the corner there—l'll have no more to do wid ye ; aisy—aisy—wlnt ails my windee pains intirely—the glass iz turned into ice, I b'lieve. Ah-ha ! I see my little robin red-breast on the windee- stool—the poor little creathur ! -- he's singin his little petition to be let in—all his little wide ov keepin from beggin is knock'd in the head : necessity has no law : he only wants a crumb, may be: well, give him some iv mine while the Parson leaves me a loaf: IL lOOks SO pityful, an so modest, en so like little Jinny, the creathur ! when she wants to coax me: he's not like that impudent son of a —, that stone-chatther, that's lit beside him there, jirkin an smirkin his head, an toesin his eye about, " seekin what he may devour"—why the fellow looks as impident an pryin as a tide-procther ! Ay, faiks; he has all the jirks, an quirks, an chatther iv a little attorney of Docthers Coalitions! An see what a poesy iv sparrows iz pounced upon the sheaf iv corn in the gardin there. By jingo, they're like a gang iv Parsons ov a harvest day. Hoot! now they're off to the stacks, bad luck to them ! All's fish that comes to their nets. See how they tear m'- sheaves—oh, the plunthering rascals ! By G— they don't care who they rob. They'll be off to the cottiers cabins di rectly, and take a tinth oval the creathu;s are worth in the world : see what bills they have—they'd devour any thin. Bud oh ! milie murther ! my gooseberry bushes! See where that scouuthrel ov a bullfinch, wid his squireen red waist coat, is perched. See how he nibs off the buds iv my fruit threes! By Jaininee, the rascal wont lave me a goose berry for next summer—an all the time he's so proud au brave looking—hasn't he the impideoce iv the divil ? Eh ! what's that I see in the ivy -bush, lookin so ser-yis ?—by dad, ids that booby iv an owl—why a body id think he flan cied himself an Archbishop ! By gar, be's a steady look in chap. He keeps the whole roost an shelter to himself. 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