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Re. ?U. 14% "ns • r‘s oz. • , , Nam !AMISS ANLi FRENCH OAMBRifirl.i • i M...AILD foot re•reffony sequaines the No. W • hility sad Fa his Irish !Aliens, in d! ens, ad har-lbarths, at ths Spring Bissell are 'wired, with in it broimp ettlbiosse fabric. together with a large its ragas et Progh Csagmtles, sad a eonvlderabla quantity ;7 11 1 118,811111"11. 0Swils families arriviag trout abroad. .. filast . *so the aseusismad variety of every doles* Irorei a sad Drlthb-Llese Drs. RlM~se•lisrlisallsawiss* Cm . h Iba *es. dewy. Rs. Orissa Shawls, with those sitpled tar thsCarosation • *spewed tashiessble &Miss. in Mite sad Wears. So illveuies e s e r ee t oratag Dress ie r , lied Prim; an sail saillsolsol sad shwas ihr Dadra bob. Re.. sad the Ct iald irllish goods iar as Amigo market sad supsrlor S: " MU* said teems articles from Pekin and C1a im.........1u....1 ?MITT of BA LB.--IMPORT 4NT AND EXTENd IV E PROPERTY, HERTS. WLEIFCHfLD respectfully Informs tSe Public. • Mhos recelved imensetteeste peresnsstoril) SELL. by ruuLec AUCTION, some Ikbe Is the Math of July, meet. its ilillbeent Lets. the minimal Iratiiies. and Interests of sad is two Inhabit and extessive Meows. a capital Man gles Hone end Park, and soadry Freehold mod Cop) bold Mare, sitseto le the several Pa r kas a Aspeden. IA ystone, amassed: Yardley, aid CkAbah. In the County of Hertel eastteleths Is the skip abost hollees lenedred acres ef Ilse Illesdre, paatnee, melba eel WOO& kaiml, of lb. value of o.4lo i ter aselle, or tbreliebtsets. tars may be had et the Reeretsty's Ogee. Aartlnes 1 0 8 n. t Angel. lon I. Edssousis ' • Ram. New , Cembridge t 'Flue.. Caps. Collehesser ; WI. ; swim, Bedford ; Salisbury Area, Hatfield; 11 _ , Ni. Alben's ; Green Man, Barnet ; Sallsbery *ll Avss,llftlferd : Illaracen'l Head, Wats s and of W. Leif **. Wed aubTlishar Surveyor. Eallaid. Mld4o.4ex. _Yee viewing the Igetates, applicatioa may be made to Mr. Stlithew Woodyard... at Aspeden ; mad Tiekets to slew the Relies Moose and Gardens. sney be bed. oe application. MIAOW abhors Lamb and Co., ft Princes-street, by *Oak tepee a Plan of the Estate way be seen. Miltifflell OF TO* ! • NS afflicted with IMIFIVESS, NOISILS is the head. case. may obtsda apmety relief by applyiag fallilliaradmga. No. el, illsigatormstoad. Lamina. neatly ;V:Flames Narsavy, whereas fa/swift persons, itt many others, hive roamliy bass wed. some leak aim 70 vett.% of age, sad who had base discharged *cm Ditipasserlis and instinitiohn et lilmetable. it deaf it years, maid imdire marks. • Wit. --- dealt) Feats. eared is Mae days. W. R. fat:, deaf 10 years. cored is ewe math. awns vest severe arse. eared is three weeks. awl • —. deaf six years, cared It oWe atoatti. ear• at R. O. Hart., deaf eight years. eared is ice mac --, deaf II years, mowd is lye weeks. very severe ease. cured is three weeks. :• dot foie yesr4. cored In three weeks. "• r .• -----. deaf Is., years. cowed in two imaths. 111! —.---. deaf Owes years, cured In a mouth. .40af three years, eared in two weeks. .'clerf sic years, eared in six weeks. Lle'L deaf to years. eared in a month. • "e "bell, cases, and restdoaces of the above ewes are. 0 7 reassee of the parties. gives is each whet of the .11 eaelete which. beiog the discovery of a resider medical lemt. Midi claim the attention of dm allieted. It is so seat W gastli• in its operation. that It may he amid by the moll Mils* 1 Inaba. wlthesd causiag the lust pails or isms celeste. 27 . 11tre also may be ha I, a SPECIIPIC Therese. for the Lniabasto. Sciatica. and Rout e g raz i ltpaseas. be. Those trlw. are unfortunately to the serer jahltur i r li d billed° supposed. inastrable ki terra g the medicine according laths diroldiaMe. will be "'Welt heed from them. 4vmmihel add hallows at well as if they had *ever bon t b new as a paallo ithwatisr. and Is ate of the masa petition of the blood old juices mer discovered, amt Is so sorb aid rods operatides that it may bet skeet used dellolo4llleelts II Minot the least !sager of Midas cold. or I= 7 ear wOlNies. sod as a badly tesillitma it Maeda R... Peewee Wallas their mom lallar , addressed to the ye. as abet sail th. medielses thrwartimi. miry isforisatta teitalaitq elibeet say elhill " 111 evisob ar. No letters rehired tmless i eel paid. 1 - 1111170111 R. u -1 s. ST l In me warless oo the Rap* of Tomas, Is. , o'eloek II j un Gumlike of Ed.' treiLIATORO, lao l[Th .a :1 troo o noll slap. b. ed. Intel • '. 'Ea. Vhdras of do II . or. 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'rids Gazette contains Orders for the Court going Into 'awning. on Snoday next. the 16th instant. f i r the late incest, Dowager of Drawn,: end nn Thursday. the ,m the Court is to go out of usonrazing.] MILTTARY PTOMOTIONS. Colosissions signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the Counts of Somerset. Somerset F. Carew. Fol. to be captain, lf.oess. deceased ; D. W. Teneh. Rent. to be lieutenant, Tie* O'Brien. reeigned. Id Somerset Militts.—J. H. Lethbridge. Eaq. tn he rap loin ; B. iirthair, gent. to be lieutenant ; IL if omit% , .g e nt, to be assign ; J. Yeoman, best. to be ditto ; J. S. INdstiell, gent. to be ditto. BANKRUPTCIES ENIARGED. M. Ackroyd. Leeds. earthenware-inaii:ifacturer. from July IS to Aug. It at the Court-llonse. Leeds. E. Ureeß, Leeds. earthenware-manufaeturer. from Jul) Pi to Alm Ift, at the Coart-Hotipe. Leedi. I. Wi!by. Ossett. Yorkshire. merchant, from July 13 to Aug. 11. at the Court-11one. Wakefield. RANICRUFTM. R. and W. Denson. Chester. earriert. to surresder Aug. S. 4. and 94, at the office of Mr../. Finehett. Chester. At tome)... Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Sonthampton-street, Bloomsbury. London; and Mr. Floehett. Chester. W. Blackburn. Blackburn. Lancashire. shop-keeper. July 31. Aug. 1, and 32, at the New Ins. Blackburn. Attorneys. Mr. Wiglessiortb. Gray's-inn, Landon ; and Mr. Wilkiasos. Blackburn. T. Barlinghnni. lorcester. glover. .tug. I and 3. at the Crown inn. hyeshans, Worcestershire. and 22, at the Igor and antler lan, Worsester. Attorneys. Mr. Cheek. Eye sham. Worcestershire: and Munn. Bousfield and Williams, Bourerie-start. London. J. Dyer, Fronw Selwood. Somertro4hir”, ef,rd-waiver, iJely 1. fl, and Aug. Pi, at the Anzrl Inn. Warminster. Attorneys. Mr. Williams, Red Lion,quare. London; and Mr. Knight, Rateemb„ near Bruton. D. Hawkins, Sheffield, innkeeper. Jnl 14, l& and Avg. 'VI, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Atiorne) a. Messrs. Darke and Co., Red Lion-salaam Loudon ; and Mr. Rarbeary. Sheffield. T. Thompson, Neweadle-cmtra-T.l«. Winer and cabinet maker, July 19. tag. 11, sad 99, at the tieing, lan. New sastle-upoi-Tyee. Attorneys, Me-.-.r.. Marriott and Co.. artly'l-Ma-nquare, Landow ; mad Mr. Brown, Newcastle- Jnly sly. Board,Roo 'a -Gelds, Man. JulrX e tlif. I, eadllt, at Attorary, Mr. Agee% J. Martell*. Rothertilthe, Surrey. %hip-builder, Jul) 13. M. and Arr. 1 4 /. at Guildhall. Attornr)s, 3lesars. T)nell and Son. Guildhall. r J. Weleli. Nauttrieh, Cheshire. ahupLreper, Ant. 9, 10, had 99. at the Blossoms Inn, Chester. .litorae)s, Mr. Litt be. Warrington ; and Mr. WlggliKwort h. G ray's-inn. Lond.ou. J. Wileos, late of Tuweester. Northamptonshire, inn beeper, Jolt Si. Ant. 1, at the Dolphin Non. Tuweester, and at the 'Aairld Ina. Northampton. Attorneys. Merin. .4 11 and Butterfield, Gra) . %-ise-square, Lundun ; and 1 1 1 111rM i Lby,Tuvreestes. DIVIDENDS. Aug. h. S. 1.. Curlew is. King-street. Corent-gardeo, tailor, at Guildhall—tlept. 16, E. Thompson, Globe-stairs. Bother hithe, ship-builder, at Guildhall—July 16,J. Walker, Harp alley. Ironmonger, at Guildhall—Aug. I, J. 11. Prior. now or late of the Loudon-road. Southwark, roru-dealer, at Guild hall—July 16, R. Hodgson, Fleet-street. oilman, at Guild hall—Jul:. 16. J. Weodroo(, Gun-street. in the Liherty of the Old Artillery Ground, turner, at Guildhall—Aug. I. R. a. Walter, Mist StnitHeld, eolonr-manufactarer, et Guild hall—July 1?, G. Whitehead, the younger, and G. Churl,. late of Bitsingbeßatreet, Blathwell-hall-fsetors, at thtillihstl Aug. 7. T. Booker. fate of Eanswarth. Southampton. miller. at the Black Dog lan, Entaworth-- tug. I. N. Dusk. Glow easter-terrace. New-road. Whittudispel. merchant. at I. R. Macdonald. . Frani, Susses, shopkeeper, at Guildhall, London—July Ilk R. Droning, Broad-street buildings, London. atereheat. at Guildhall—Aug. I— D. Hoekly. Brook -. tweet, Holborajeweller. at Guildhall—Ans. I, R. ROM, atalhans and Gravesend, Kest, draper, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES—At ct:wr I. ROI al amilallrl..- .411•111 sad Fermis. moo Tower stmt. Custom-Wear and shipidag .Rests—irirlia aid Ikon, Rudatoo. Yorkshire. whositrrights itali oi llt= —Elliott mad Haasoek. Great M. 11.1ars, atter and Unlit. Illandesiles. 11118111 •7 2 0 16 treine..i. Mak and own eyameers--Isaoll•rd sad Doak ramie and ay. coal-daalers and Whoilaigars —Rama ad CO•11411• 9 ow% liamailise. bad-gallt massemantars 1= sad Ildaftes• Oplbrdeatname. oilman awl nalluaa 11Pd Na**. amine Market. NoaPolk.aidadaln M s !! d Maprlsar. New Ileadkireer. Wiliam aad•drass -I=lrsaid Dallas. Aahton-under-Lina. Lew alawaraetnrrra—Mostairee. it i or ea ; . 16111= alristel. all it 3104•ises, Montego Its, 111•11111•11111. • - -46.- NORIO WALKS 11V3IMF.R CIRCVIT. IMO. . ....._ firma Le.- desk and e .es. N .q. —WlLlt‘o Kaiaks, Esq. .—Teemlay. Asir. lA. at Delgally. ..uthiee—Nanduy, Aug. *l. at eselartroa. d amay—alantriay. Aug.*. at Itearonaria. (~,sweat ate IN daily expertatioa of meriting Mee of dte Soo& Sr. Expedition. Earl of L tuamantut expressed his satlstiction subjert being so taken up, hot ‘cemerl to think was going forward in the other House Mould n.ut as a bar to arty proceeding on the part of their Lerishir. That IliOssl even requested a copy of she ll Lordships' report es die "abject, and it had been pommunicated tot em. Ile seemed to think the leat her of an advantageous regulation if the duties wield tsst be a point of very great facility. Care should be lakes in argument of this kind, or It would sleet of forcing upon the market great quantities Amedida timber. Commuatratioas with powers may facilitate a favourable arrahgemeut, U the Baltic trade were opened it &quid be lot bead principle. Lord •Eat.xxsoitocon explained. p Sari Basses: observed, that de dabs Ids the Ceylon trade were under tourlderatioit, Issas alterations were intended. The thefts, wr a Noble lArd had observed, were mailer ' Shry regulation, and not considered as *Maw The ulterior arrangement if this ,Mtilleet woe however matter rapers sad breaths% and required that rare shield be lbe'aeftetgennest of 14 tragic, no slips _ , - poo-Tyae. -. 41 = 1 4 4g, I. P. Crudes. Gra Ee slopubller. July I% SO. ad Avg. Skin 0 Loodot. Attorasys, Messrs. ismspe and louvres,. l•rt. Throoosion-street. T. Westland, Bread-street. M.ap.'ide, warabosetaan. laly 21. ft, tad Ant. M. at Guildhall. Attonse) 4, Messrs. torrdilloo and Hewitt. Breed-street. O. J. thlrtill, Mansell-street. Ooadonsn'a-ri eld s, woe/4111ov, C. Ilayles sad J. N. Hoyle% Portsmouth. gotreero—W. denorttidi P. M. Croft, Rut eke% *army. builder—Aso Mantkold Is the and J. Manifold, be& of Liverpool. tamers—). Matßuate. n f erenc , Haddendeld, .aesaeloant--4. Woodier, Kaareford. Mostar. tote, Listtlivraite. Yortaitire, le"dshil dottier—J. Rt. Jaales'e-street, Piccadilly, easel- petition maker. duties it P.unemess • DIRROLVED. oferated Rideal mad Drake, and tailors—Mamo- ib ought, Said. Ilaeltmey, and Pe - Tr • Treat, ritallerdeldre. C=ll1 Wilson lead tour cunt — and Mover, * shire, - entail. tlientemia—Strkklasd. ' ad. jets. York. enrol- Th e inwirspers sad Rate. Stearbettlu. at Sid o w s r *. t h e RI lay. Lliertmol t _attareseve at liter—Caegar mad Caspar. Rut what we Ueralane. awn" drapers. allow-eimndlaro.andepiritonser.. operate efante--111•Caba mod M•Gaba. Ro”t1-11kalassont,CONIMIL Lordshii II&C , 11 , MIU not le mg II II 4.1.113 Malty firm 1% NW SS 1011/01/1 ;;••••• to part of their - That a Votiadttre be appobted to search for Preamisiis rd a copy of se th e . ereinniastkii a list or witnesses la I . lle ad it had been .. by Bills of Attainder , cad Ms of Pao awl .. •s* '' think the at . Lent llot.t..ora vain urged his objestraaa Up .4 • duties would reastioa. • Ile isonteaded that the whole of the - ;are should be Jagt to he nude known lath/if . maid have the mea part could of itself a ff ord say. • it quantities of It e somethlup tidy: to hpiteiselor . with foreign as wo u ld appear opus the • .e( elbe)e_cese; *guilt...it, sad but setbing that was not ag all* ilf 4 141 1- • 1 4 ad beloas. tie.,Ovoid, la the present case, be. ap,a. teat. Fat In a fr e slatilie aseasedi l . • their Leviabips. were lemma ly u• ivies payable `of Pains chid faaildies wee la Witt lf - f" t- Aces and VIM etilents ea Ad e& lie did .0-saii Aft thigh ", didia h imirweellese. reused to: but arepp,4l#o. Wm *e tier or teutpo• allapgesv earessity: sad whenever aisch starprepap . tp 4 i a permanent bummed.. ja was. is the rare 4of a( -. lie part el the bead by fee flan bat 'ma mg qe”.11,1 1 1 0 11 0 /404 d mesas deli- justice . aced the particular sir -witiirs( yaq, r .. . be ham that. that called hot It. If particulie ape sheath! be cad oat of the histaly alfnitlhatil ia•ZZLE IMPE!f;4L P4RLIA.VIIN7: ROUSE OF LORDS, ?vassal, Jute IL The claim of Lortl Daiway to that title was esta blished by Counsel and evidence at the liar, before a I Conuittee of Privileges, preparatory to his voting at die election of Irish Representative Peers. Counsel were heard at the liar, and evidence given In support of the Pellew Divorce Bill; after which Counsel for the defendant was about to speak to a clause in the Dill fur declaring the issue illegitimate, Wawa The Lane CattireLLOrt observed, that it was not the regain stage for speaking to that clause ; see* clauses were very Pel.lom allowed to pass, and never bet en the clearest roaviction of their necessity ; bat th proper glare for discussing them was in tbe • . The Bill was then read a second dm. • SELECT COMMITTER ON FOREIGN TRAM . The Marquis of LANSPoits presented a .petitise from the laoroughreeve, town council, ands numerate portion of the inhabitants of Manchester and Salient, praying for the removal of certain injurious mtge. dons upon the trade between Great Britain and the coantries eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, China, as smelt would greatly tend to the revival and ad tentage of the trade in which the petitioners were so deeply concerned, /cc. The Noble Marquis observed, It was lot his intention at present to offer any re• marks as to the subject matter of the petition ; bat teeing a Noble Fart now in his place, who happened. ktai be absent at the time he had laid the first report et tilseir Lordships' Committee on Foreign Trade before the House, he begged leave to inquire (wishing at the OM time to abstain from any argumentative discus. ski) whether it was intended to adopt such a systons ttl legislatien as recommended bv the report, with re bores to putting the Canada duder trade on a similar Amnia' es as to equalise it with other timber as to di• somepa awl bulk, in the regulation of the duties; rieaks whether it was intended that any duty, as of freight and transfer, slould be met by a car riug duty on the Canada timber ? He hoped measure of the kind was intended, hut he saw little prospect that such a Bill would be enacted this lissekus. It would, however, he thought, be desirable =what were the intention of his Majesty's Gu t en these heads. - The Earl of Neutron,. observed, that he agreed in tie general proposition referred to in the report. Ca denthtedly•he thought that some regulations were ne ees.ary widi respect to the particular branch of the report referred to by the Noble Marquis, and espe cially u It related to the Baltic timber. Some alter deft is Ile duties would be advaatageons, hut there was ao prospe,l of any such being perfectrti in the 'present session. Hy the votes - ow she sable ia ma. known that a Committee on the same subject was ap rointed by the other House, and that that Committee had taken up stone other branches of the general sub , jeet, which increased the difficulty of digesting a legis lative measure until the question was iho-oughly dis po.ell of by Par:la:neat. Such cases ought to be pro ceeded with on general principles. Even the nature of a. material alteration in the duties respecting the Baltic timber was connerted with a question, whether it %Wald be made in the way of a reduction therein, or by a corresponding duty on the Canada timber. This was not au unimportant question. In the commence men!, those who engaged in that branch of the Canada trade received, untler these circumstances, extraordi nary support from Government, particularly in refer ing to the large capital they had embarked in the trade. The subject, he certainly thought, sl Id re ceive some regulation, and, as to a scale of graduation or 'reduced dit•i.s, this certainly was matter for the coosiiirration of Parliament. , Lord ELLENastoailuaH was of opinion, tnat whatever had been adopted with respect to the particular trade in question, it took place on the principle of a tempo rary regulation, and nut as a permanent arrangement. He thought, that whatever favourable arrangements may be espected with reference to the timber trade, they must be obtained by means of communicatiou and co-opera with foreign powers; the regulation of the timber trade at Id be permanently arranged on a liberal principle, and a considerable interval must awaventably elapse, soil smisewhat eqniralent would, in the way, naturally be expected, particularly with reference to the trade with Norway and Sweden. His Irdsitip then glanced at the trade adverted to in the redden then before the House, and observed, that the duties imposed by the lot-111 Government of Ceylon *rated almost in the way of prohibi t ion; but lie 'ight, in ameliorating the state of that branch of • commerce, the difficulty would be comparatively - • adopted that would, i■ reset, go to annihilate the that her trade of our eolenies. The Marquis of Lananowx spoke shortly 4 :mit nation, and concluded by mitring, that the petigies he bad presented be referred in their Lordships• &e -mitter on Foreign Trade, which was *mend scowl ingly. Lord HOLLAND presented a petilloo from hilaagoe, which, as we could collect, was in reference I. the Statute Labour Mill, and ordered to lie on the table. PETITION FROM THE QUEEN. Lord AUCKLAND rose to present a petition boa the Queen, praying that a list of wittiest* might ho ono munireted to her Majesty's Attorney-RoweraL His Lordship said, that he would only ewes at peasst. that the petition abeald be red and bidet tilts oak. and would postpone the further cosehlerstion Mr it to Friday neat, when the model of which as had bees given by a Noble Lord (Risking) wield be d 4• (-asstd. The petition was then read, and was to the fellow• ing purport:— " TOP PETITIOR or HER 11/AMSTT, CAROLIXII. RORER ROW SORT, TO Tan LOAN SPIRITUAL APIS TUMORAL, se emttamea(: ASSIIIRLSO. " The Weer baring been informed that the New of Lords have resolved that the Bill, to deprive her MOM, of ber rank and titles, shall be read a seeead time as The, day the 17th of Assiut, deems it necessary to \fries* de fence, that she sboeld be furnished with a list of Ole wit nesses against her, and therefore desires that 'sett Net should be forthwith eeteseenleated to her Majesty's atteree)- Graeral." The petition was then ordered to lie ow the table, and tl be taken into further coasideratioa as Ptid,iy next. COMMITTEE OF PRECBDICNTS.—The Bari of LALDEIDALI Mee to propose to their Lordships the appointment of a Committee to search for precedents with regard to the whole of the proceedings in her Majesty's ease, that Noble Lords might use accurately what had been done in other eases, as *vet tbs which had the smallest degree dr analogy might afford some information available to the conduct of the great case ander consideration, The Rarl of Licentious. stated, that he had no ob jection to the appointment of a Committee to search for precedents, provided the powers of the Committee were, in the Wu instance, ',mined to the object of her Majesty's petition. They might afterwards be ex tended. But as a motion relative to the same subject was to come on upon Friday next, the Committee !Night on that day make their report; and if their view was confined to one point, he could not object to the motion. • Lord llot.t.steo said, that belted an objection to the appointment of a Committee for owe particular point. If their Lordships were milted le look to pereedenee is eases or Bills of Attiiedei, and Bills of Pant 'sad Plbtaltiea, they should look to the whole proceedings in those eases, in order to know what they really were. He should *dare no disinclination to a Committee, who shoatl report on the entire proceeding; hut be did object to a Committee, confined to the one object, be muse a precedent so confined might, if the whole pro seeding. in the ease were looked to, operate rather us learning than as an advice or sanction. if, therefore, dm Committee was to inquire generally, be should not snow the motion; but be could Mt give it his vote. If it was to be so restricted. The Earl of Lsv retrofit. said, that he coild sot tell • what wis meant by a Committee to search generally for precedents; there was no solid graved why its dis tinct object should not be stated. The Earl of Lae. KO L OALE was willhg to frame his motion according to the suggretien of the Noble Seri (Liverpool), and confine the Committee, is the Gist in stance, to the object of the petition. He'weald Mitre, therefore, net a Ossmelltse be • herd to search fee prweadents. so the pekoe a list et witnesses, *lid ea re peat theme. ealihrhe afterwards enstimied.' Lied ru.smooloven was opinion, that the Com mittee should be appointed for the purpose of watch ing precedents as to the course usually petsold in the eases of Bills of Pains and Penalties, and the* the Committee might report upon the pardealar point. The &El of Ltraeroot. thought that en inquiry, extended to the whole course of pr mast ne cessarily consumes gre a t d ea l of time, ad wou ld ma- • terially interfere with the disc harte it the great datifs that devolved n e on their Lordships. If the objert if the Committee was at int confined, it sight be after wards extended, when they had reported twos the p+ cedents in the particular instaace. Lord Hord. tun could not agree to the motion, tt eordiue.l merely to the object of searching for prece dents upon the comunusleatioe of a list et witnessed ; but, however. be wished to know what the motif precisely was. Here Lord LAUDIRDALE revised his motion, lifter which It was read, and was as follows: " so search .. .. ; • • # 1 .