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CONS O I.I DAT e mai - Bills relative to the C , will be holden at the Aayloon on THURSDAY NEXT, the 7th .- D4 S ECTORS. CASES decided in attempts of Common Law and Equity, till we had finished them. In fact, since the first production of the of Appeal and Nisi Primo. nod at the Ecclesiastical Courts, in the author of Waverley, we have seen nothing of the kind that, in our s did v riot think there would be of Jety, ISG, at Eleven o'Clock Precisely. J. T. Barborbeatntroat. Esq. 1 BM. Praed, Esq. judgment, equals these Tales. The writer, thought no imitator of would do nothing more than - '•• ,a s l3 WA RD FOSS. Secretary. Francis Cool, Es+ 1 Sir Hear, Pyon year 1824.-TO be c widened y. I the 'Great Unknown,' is evidently of kindred genius. He is t o th e d callgeneralthe, Annual (hardtops. 1414,i Llfe6 tardiest, 101. 10a. Sie.tkeeree Ducklet, Bart. I Lieu:at:9lonel Samwell • By y EREMY, . Donations ond qt•Wairissostapt entreMed in aid et eleke 4 lllr Joint Ilaatelglna, Bart. 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Of Lincoln's Inn. i In the Fire Office, Returns, during the last Eleven Years, to London : , CATON ON NERVOUS DEnti,rir: INDDiEsnoN, the duty ou cotton 10 prole eer not r . and •T . Law booksellers, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN, &c. proposed to reduce t hIVILLIA3I WILLIAMS., Esq. M.P. T r e asure r , in the Ch a i r; 1 the amount of 47,000/. have been paid to all peraons who have Coll- Portugahatreet, Lincoln's Inn. This day are published, price3s. lid. the proposed reduction was : Resolved unit:drool:Av.-That the seesetars, 00 behalf of the I, tinued insured seven years, upon annual as well as septeouial of our mechanic art. On O. I Committee, convey to his Royal Highness the Duke of CAM- BRIDGE. the President of this Corporation, tkeir respectful ex- Policies, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. in the Life Office, Bonuses of 131. Bs. and 261.125. per cent. Of whom natty be had. PRESTON ON ABSTRACTS. 3 vole. royal Oro, M. 15s. 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PRESTON ON G')NVEYANCING, 3 vols, royal Bvo , Diseases called Nervous ; Bilious, Stomachic, anti Liver Com. reedy attendance at the Chapel on Sunday last-by the impressive Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns. 31. 3a. plaints ; with Observations on Low Spirits, and the Influence of address which he pronounced to _the young women who received 'heir mvouities-and by the munificent addition which he has made 13 IICENIX FIRE - OFFICE.---- STARKIE'S LAW OF EVIDENCE. to the Snbeetligion for the Building Fund, in his own and his iL TRUSTEES AND _DIRECTORS. By T. 11. CATON, Surgeon, to 11. 7s. He did not, hooey, ' This day is published, in three large vols. Bvo, price 3/. 6s. boards, ' circumstances of the various re. ftnai Cmann s name*: and that the Committee cannot hut feel Matthias Attwood, Esq. 31. 1 . 1 anmas Hodgson, tin . Esq. Eve of the United Hospitals of Sr. 'Thomas and Guy. I , . PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of EVI- Printed for Messrs. 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Common Law in the University of Cambridge. 1. 1 Furth er S uggestions among a variety of other interesting subject's_ commercial policy of t e coon on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of Jnne inst. at the Office of the William Het-gate, Esq. .llder- Thomas IViaon, Esq. M.P. Association, at Winchester House, Broad•street. in the City of man and 31. P. London, anti will remain there for the space of One Calendar Persons whose Insurance payments fall due at Midsummer, ere Oletsth from that day, where a may be signed between the hours of requested to take notice, that printed receipts are now ready at the Tad In the Morning and Four in the Afternoon (Sundays ex- Offices in Ironibardaareet and Charing-cress, where attendance isadap ted Printed for .1. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal- street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, in two vole. Bvo, price it Is. A TREATISE of CRIMINAL PLEAD ING, • ' to Practice . 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A Voyager's Dream of Land.-16. Proposals fur On flue motion for the third I may be had at the Office. party for any amount. year 1817 to 1823, being a new and Consolid a t e d Edi t i o n of the abridging Life and Literature.-17. Authors and Editors.-111. The Marquis of LANSDO E. H. PI , ISMPTIE. All qualified or partial interests in property liable to be affected L'arts published during that period. The Birth of Genius.-19. Th e In s pi ra ti on o f 'l asso . - 20 . E x hi - an opportun i ty. when the sal Solicitor to the said Association. by loss from Fire, um) , be insured with this Company cn equitable By HENRY JEREMY, Esq. bition of the Royal Academy.-21. Review of New Publications. Judges was before the House, Temple, June 6, 1823. terms. Barrister at Law. and the usual Varieties in Art, Science, the Drama, Bios-raptly, Vice-Chancellor should be inc Politics, Commerce, &c. etc. did not conc e iv e th a t o ffi ce to b ° h i' Several of the former Parts having become out of p r int, the CANDLES, SO • per at • lb. ; Waxed Wick Moulds, sd. p ALLAm t; NI LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE Author has in the present Edition undertaken to revise and conao- Published and sold by H e n r y C o lb urn , 8. N ew B ur li ngton- o f t h e R o ll s. H e d i d not thin ' Ils_a for Cash ;oa Credit on the usual terms, D.IVIES'o Old SOCIETY, lidate the whole, in doing which he has been enablsd to give a street (renioved from Conduit-street ) ; B e ll an d B rat lf ute , Edi n- a Vi ce- Ch unce ll or at c ii ; b ut I:stablisited Warehouse, D. St. Marties-lane, opposite Slaughter's Wartatoo-roact l and 76, CIIEAPSIDE, London. mme complete analysis of the subjects contained under each title, burgh ;and John Cumm i n g , D u bli n ; an d may b e exporte d to h e t h ought the holder of it oat • Coffee-hoose. Every article of the best, at prices as under:- Capind-lwo Millions Sterling. thereby rendering, he hopes, the work a useful supplement to Friends abroad, by appli ca ti on to t h e G enera l P ost Offi ce, or any t h e dignity of the country. Candles, Bs. 64. per dozen; Waxed Wick Moulds, Bs.; Palace DanoCaons. former Digests. local Postmaster. The Earl of LIVERPOOL M IVax Lights, 3s. per lb. • fine Wax Candles, 35. 4d.; Sperm Can. Sir E. HYDE EAST. Bart. M.P. F.R.S. Ch a i rman . Printed for 3. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal- l '" w " .. "'" ..a. -- -- - -ar -- - ---g imi The Marquis of LA NSDO dies. 21. 4d.; Mottled . lb. 72e. per cwt• ; Yellow, 64..: Card, Colonel JOHN BAILLIE, 31. P. F.R.S. Deputy-Chairman. street, Lincoln's Inn. EAST INDIA SIIIPPING, there were some clauses in this SW ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. id. per lb.; Brown aVindsor, Jos. Dupre Alexander, Esq. Neil Benj. Ednionstone, Esq. --mom-- pleasant consequences in that c is. 9d. ; Sealing Wax, is. 61. Double refined Sperm Oil, 45.1.1. 31. r. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. NEW DIGEST TO THE TERM REPORTS. PASSENGEII ten PLIINCE REGENT, Captain Waele, from called halScastes, who were improving or contenting This day is published, in two vols. royal fivo, price 2/. 2s. New south aVales-Dr. Wilson. He war sure that such an each per John 1,. Anderdon , Esq. Right Hon. W. H. Fremantle,' originally founded on th e idle then - Ma l, Catetittl, and Foreign Orders, executed with despatch. George Arbuthnot, Esq. 31. P. A DIGESTED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS, FROM VAN DIENEN'S LAND-Sir. Milliken, Slrs. Butler an argument had now become - . A-ass ,„ Samuel linsanquct, Esq. Capt. Henry Kater, F.R.S. and others, analytically artanged ; containing all the Points and three children, and two servants; 31r. and Mrs. Houk, and OFFICE P. peonlimiy well cut.-The Henry Brower, Esq. F. 11.5. John Mitchell, Jun. Esq. of Law argue, and determined in the Courts of King's Bench, four children. FROM THE 31 WEI T I VS-llr Moir Sir. Ducomet, Vi sa L , 41thsee rem la Ample and highly interesting, yin Sir W. Champion de Crespigny, Chmler, Elton Prescott, Esa. Common Pleas, and . Exchequer, during the Reigns of George 111. . • -• • , Srwould be hereafter considered. meats relative te, the serving o felfile a ISOM lbw web= and peculiar mode of revering Dart . M.P. Peter Reiman, Esq. sod IV., coutalaed in the Reports of Anstruther , H. Blackstone, Dome and servant, Allister De Gouge. be taken into . comideration . .. ' t foe orteediere 'kw; the *alio ere kart to a great leng th of Sir W. Coogrere, Bart. M.P.' Samuel Skinner. Esq. . W'. Blaekstcme. Bosanqiiet and Pull., Plaroewail and Alderson , Situp seotoar w ITII-The ( 'oloxibia Chapman, from Liver- td are onsessod and perfectly ripe foe use: thus pre. Col. T. Hens) Hastings Davies, P. Maxwell Stewart, Esq.- - tendered capable of the lineeatemparature a e 4 szt elsoctivera or points. so essential in this Mil - ch. 311,F. colonel Mark Wilts. Dumyat( and Creswell, Broderick and Bingham Burrow COW. pool to Bengal, the Itch June , in tat 41, 4 . , long. 21, 24. per, Douglas, Dumfort and ERIC East , Forrest, Bingham, Maishall, ; Cot ' , icor. Segyeott vile* '• 44.4,41.0 y 0 Wit Bart. 'Moidirabl forialyn;AForveciloher ibegljtjl eren eiai, Seel* Tlososoi4,',. -smiss•-- SirealYG I Nl'E LLIGENCE. .. .............__ not wish to give env opmentioi The Earl of I,IV ER POOl adverted to by the Noble Lon sent. He though; , however, Sack of petite QMLLS and PENS always on hand. W. R. K. Douglas, Esq. H.P. Wightwiek, Wilson ; with Tables 0 4:411, Le. containing a g- wls w not th in hatless any c way ft • cornqu "u g h Made and sold by E. WILMA 315. Stationer to the King and It ha-• been the object of this Iratitutior to combine the advent. the substance of nearly one hundred volumes. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 29. v n ii d e M the Royal Faintly, No. 11, Strand, London. Portable Pens of ages and to remedy the defects of other katiablishmenter and greater Second Edition, considerably improved and enlarged, EN T E RED I NNARDs .-Th e M ary A nn, M os l ey , f rom Sr. the same quality. benefit* are secured to the public, both in the Life and Fire Depart- By ANTIMNY HA MAIOND, Esq. D om i ngo; A nt , Watson, from St. Jago de C u b a; Vi rg i n i a The Bill was then reads M , meats, than have been offered by any other Seeley. Of the Inner Temple. p ac k et , K n i g h t , f rom Vi rg i n i a; B r i t i sh U nion, Power , from Li- ..1.1"q nom; (S cotland) slE Bill. 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Members of the House of Commons id Bill, the 'Gardens Protection Bill A Commons), and vet oral private Bills, tine. • Treasury. presented a copy of the Order ' - oportation of certain comoutlitiee in as in British vessel.. second Report of the Cominissioners [arbours. inresenta account of the quantity of flour and Amer', . presented an account of the expenses of building • the ?par 11V23 to the 211th March 1823. pPerented certain accounts front the Commis.. stet. Bridge. s gP :7 ll ‘ l e o hl u e :s rese a e hd , :d a .e n nid i . edo s rm :h te : o i i e n h i n sny wolPlnefiervpee:na,iinnlill'arceie.:toitifehtirersi his lie now gave notice of his intention P4,-)ll(lcr.)Lonl4,)lNoinlidOtanFtaionritia!Log:SetThie:Y:lncSonm:,d said, he he any opposition to those Bills. be call the attent am of their Lordships those Bills. At some future time lie intention to the importation of cattle, prohibitediand which prohibition gave trattis. 'IX Bills that were before all prohibili t and Pie was sure that y would be satisfied with a protecting pf out manufacture, and in pxrdeulne /Inch this country was pre-einment, a placed ; now it was proposed to reduce &cent. ad mime'''. On woollen it was protecting duty 13 per cent. On linen -• 25 per cent. There was one branch more important--the great branches the duty ution iron at was proposed about Id. 104. to IL 10s. at the Iv s certainly very great. With re making of steel—their Lordships importance was the itnportation of was proposed to reduce from 21. 14s. however. nitwit to go at any length into the •ious reductions proposed by theme Bills. It reduction on manufactured articles if front n unmarufactured articles of from 20 to Ili rd if foreign countries were to do as much • them ? be would answer by asking, was so to do? and if it were, it would be • to say, that those Bills embraced o • country, and a revision of the many the present Session, Parliament had important and beneficial alterations in the e country, and they were now called upon. prohibitions, which were a disgrace to the IDOIrN sompletely concurred in the t by the Noble Earl, ai.l only regretted lone away with along ago. The Noble propriety of printing the Bulls with as little related to so important a subject. e second time. • :N INDIA BILL. nl reading of the J udges in India Bill, ;DOWN regretted that he had not had e subject of augmenting the salaries of louse, of moving that the salary tin the s increased from li,olBll. to 7.0001. Ile be at all inferior to that of the Master ink there was any necessity for having at if such an office were to be retained, ought to bt, recompensed according to s.ll, said a few words in reply. • !DOW N said, that with respect to India this Bill which would produce very on : country. There were certain persona ere prevented front serving on juries. exclusion would never have the effeeenf them. He believed this exclusion was illegitimacy of those persons. but such . become of no avail. He hoped this subject considered. There were some other sevangv toy on juries, which he also hoped would To the Bill itself, however, he did opposition. ER POOL saw the importance of the topic Sable Lord, but could not enter iota it at re however, that the qucifktrf Or -extending pri mates ought to be considered on its own merits, way connected with thiarOill. read a third Ore andisWiiied. tE moved the third reading of the Cutting and Bill. 'DER DALE moved that:the danse'rclative to throwing vitriolic acid be omitted from the MIL. The motion was opposed by Lord MELVILLE, and the [LIP, without the amendment, was read a third time and passed. A POTII Et !ARIES BILL. On the motion of Lord SUFFIELD the Noose went iota as Committee on the Apothecaries Lord 3IEGVILLE moved that the operation dale Bill corns fined to one year, in order that the subject might be again fttitht beore the fltmse within a comparative short petiml. After a few obaervations from Lord RoseLvw and the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the amendment was agreed to. the Bin wean through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received 11 superior Scarfs, Shawls, Pelerins. AIM) beautifully transparent Kensington Brussels Silk Nets, the whole warranted to waah perfectly white, and equal to Tnrcad ; are its reality superior to any foreign Mond. Also, the KENSINGTON LACES, upon foreign principles, in every fashionable article for Dress. are of the most elegant de acriprinn, and cheaper than even the spurious starched Laces. 'Cannot be had genuine anywhere but at the ‘Vareliouse, 3U, South anooton.street, Covent-mmilen, Kensington Black Lace Veils, Shawls, Pelerins, Drcsscs, tke. equal to Chantilly. - ; Ann, Ware, from Rio Janeiro ; Prince ltegent, son, from Liverpool; Prince of Waterloo, teary, from Siena Leone; Juliana, Sleeman, from Vera Cruz; Dart, Stranack, from Ostend; King George packet, Hart, from Rotterdam; Mutable Grandin, trout Havre; N'ohisiu, Rulfell, front Jamaica ; Lady Rowena, Elder, from Quebec and Illontreal ; Anna, Ora, from Schien ; Filey, Edmund, from Oporto; Exmouth, Owen, from Madras, Calcutta, and the Cape of Good Hope; Glutton, Lawton, from Santa Cruz; Aurora, NiNtolfs, from NVaterford ; Scotia, Smith, front Galway ; Alliance, Williams, from Kinsale; Berbice, Wayth, from Youghal ; Amity, l'rivett, from Galway; Rover, Hardcsstle, from Wexford ; and Liverpool packet, —, from Limerick. .. profits , _2y a. year, by ...ay Llonus. to the Policies effected for the whole term of Life, on lives insured under the age oral). or *ill be applied in reduction of future annual premiums, at the option oldie assured. In the Fire Department. an equal apportionment of four-fifths (or per cent.) on the profits on policies continued for seven years, will be septennially allowed to persons who have paid seven years' premium in a siogle sum, or by annual payments. The remaining profits in both Departments will be transferred to the subscribed capital, and preserved untouched to form a continually increasing guarantee to the assured. A prompt payment of six years' premium entitles the assured to the benefit of a seven years' Insurance. All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount ; and the assured have the option of settling disputed claims by arbitration. Just published, by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadethall. street, in firo. price 9s. MONTI - I in FRANCE and SWITZERLAND, during the Autumn of 1824. By JOHN SMITH, E!.q. Of Gray's Inn a Chairman of the Committee of Manufactures, Society of Arts. STEVENSON'S SOUTH AMERICA. (1303 to 18230 This day is published, in 3 vols. Bvo, illustrated with Costumes, and a View of the Bay and Fort of Callao, AISTORICA L and DESCRI PT IVE NARRA TIVE of Twenty Years' Residence in SOUTH AME. RICA ; containing Travels in Arauco, Chile, Peru, and Colombia ; wish an Account of the Revolution, its Rise, Progress, and Results. NOBL F: NI EN anti GENTLEMEN engaged in or contevoniming the improvement of their Wounds are re spectfully solicited to inspect CA TO and SON'S INV'S' ISLE FENCE, a cheap and elegant Enclorture for Parks. Lawns, Shrub beries, and ornamental Walks, guaranteed to afford effectual resist anee to deer anti all kinds of grazing stock. rendered impervious to hares and rabbits, where the protection of flowers and exotica is reunited : also to their Wrought-400 Hurdles for a temporary division of pasture lands. lilsoulactory, ft 9, Ilolbmm.hill, opposite St. Andrew's church. A new-invented portable garden -seat, pireasantries, aviaries, and wire coops for preserving partridges and poultry from vermin, wire bordering for flower-beds and clumps, fashionable brass wire-work for libraries and drawing-room win dows, fly-proof wire-work for dairies and larders, with every article in the iron and wire -work department. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Reaper, Stradford, from Elsi nore and Riga • 'Joseph, Christopherson, from Mxiiras. Penang, Malacca, and Si ngapore; and Crisis, Dyke, front *New York. 'CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND,—The John and Harriet, Phillips, for Tunis; Sea Nymph, Burroughs, for Naples ; Chukkas, Moen, for Settin ; and Henry Cox, Sergeant, for Jarosirs. CLEIRIITO OUTWARDS.—The Lively, Rodman, for Sierrc Leone and Cape Coast Castle; New Times, Clarke, for Itermuda and Net Providence; Planet, Young, for Triest ; Colombia, Wilson, for Madeira and New South Wales ; Socrates, Boland, for Gibraltar; Vrouw Elizabeth, Van de Sieene, for Ostend. Bru ges, and Ohesit • Madeline, Hayes, for Teneriffe, Isle of France, and Ceylon ; and Fortitude, Fotheriogham, for Quebec. The scotch Partnerships Bill went through a Committee, and the Report, with the suendments, was ordered to be printed. The Isle of Man Trade Bill, the Smuggling Prevention Bill.' the Warehousing of Hauls Bill. and the Dublin Corn Exchange went respectively through Committees, and were reported. COMBINATION LAWS. Mr. Brogden, Mr. Wallace, and several other Members of the House of Commons, brought up the Report of the Committee on. the Combination Laws, and the Bill fur the repeal of certain parts of the late Combination Laws Act. It Parties by obtaining the settlement of a loss, do not loss their right to participate in the profits. Persons Assuring their lives in this Office may cross the sea in decked vessels between the Elbe and Brest, without any extra premium being required. Policies expiring at Illidsummer Day should be renewed within 15 days thereafter. WALTER COSSER, Sec. By W. B. STEVENSON. Formerly Private Secretary to the President and Captain-General of Quito ; Colonel, and Governor of Esmeraldis ; Captain de Fragata ; and late Secretary to the Vice-Admiral of Chile—his Excellency the Right Honourable Lord 'ochrane. etc. London : Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co.. 9d, Cheapside ; and H, Pall-mall ; A. Cons able and Co. ; sad Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 6, BRIDGE STREET, BtACEFRIARS, 32b, OXFORD -STREET, LONDON; PRINCES-STREET, EDINBURGH ; anti 18, WEST MORCLAND-STRLE I, DUBLIN. On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the Bill was read a tirit.t time, and ordered to be read a second time to.ruorrow (this day). Adjourned at a quarter past Seven. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIRECTORS. RonEr.T WILI,IAMS, Esq. M.P. Chairman. EDWARD iIILKE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Robert Barron, Esq. John Ranisbottoin, jun. Esq. John Burnell, Esq. Win. I 'ampbell, Esq. Joseph Ranking, F.sq. John Caml, Esq. William Reece, Esq. John Farley, Esq. T. D. Bothwell, Esq. Thomas Ilelps, Esq. Geo. Scholey, Esq. and Ald. John Jones, Esq. John Wartsdngtun, Esq. Assurers with this Company, either upon Life or against Fire, will be allowed to participate in its profits, without incurring any of the liabilities attaching to Societies founded upon the principle of mutual assurance. The distinguishing characteristic of this Establishmen.., and the advantages which it has to offer, are more particularly ezunitrated below. LIFE DEPARTMENT. CAPIT•L--0141i IL CROCIATO IN EGITTO. THE HARMONICON, No. XXXI, published on the ht of July, price 2s. 6a. contains the Overture, Chorus of Priests and Knights, and March and Chorus, " Armi !" (ar. ranged for the Piano-forte); Trio, " Mai prom o ginvin eor ;" Duettino, " Non v'e per not piu speme ;" Aria, " Deli ! mira l'angelo ;" Rondo, " Ah ! clt'io l'adoro linear;" Aria, " thorn nero Cavalier ;" Canone, " Sogni e ridente," &c. ; with Italian and English wards, and Piano-forte accompaniments; from Meyer beer's ctlebrited Heroic Opera, " II Crociato in Egitto:" with a Programme of the Opera, translated and abridged from the Italian. The usual Foreign Musical Report, ece. London: riinted for Samuel Leigh. DE Strand; sold by W. Blackwood. Edinburgh ; R. Milliken, Dublin ; and all Booksellers and Music-sellers. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, JUNE 30. COMBINATION LAWS. Alderman TIIOMPSON presented petitions from Messrs. Cu-. ling and Young, shipbuilders of Limehouse, complaining of Ml._ representation in a formcr petition to the (Joust, by the sawyer,. The Honourable Member presented a pefiti.,l from some worititts., confirmatory of the statements in the former petition.--Laid cr. ft c table. Alderman THOMPSON also presented a petition from ship wrights in the employment of Messrs. Fletcher, respecting the statetnents they had made in a former petition that they had berm subjected to abuse for not having agrel.ll wi h the shipwrights aho were members of the Crtion, and praying to protection trots lawful ucions. . . . . :Nit. J. IV ROTTESLEY took thi4 opportunity of cioditati"•; the fairness of the proceedings of the COWltlittCe on the Lion Laws. _ _ PRIVATE: BILLS. AN INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six feet six inches long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS. however SEVERELY AFFLICTED, with SAFETY and EASE. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON. who were ho noured by ROYAL command to complete a carriage for the re moval of HER late MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE. The peculiar eoristruction of this COT and APPARATUS is such, that any INVALID may be removed from their RED into a LANDAU adapted for its reception, without change of position or increase of suffering, and conveyed to any distance, together 110 attendants. Many persons of h'gh rank and professional eminence suffering under the most severe affliction, and from long confinement despair ing of the possibility of ever being able to endure removal, have, by the benefit this BED of EASE affords. TRAVELLED, with out fatigue or inconvenience, from 110 to 120 miles in one day, and honoured the Inventors with testimonials of their high approbation, to Idlolll reference may be mode. To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, I, John-street, Oxford street, London ; and may be engaged for any journey. CABINET -MAKE RS' SO(' I ETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,' being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of, L DE N FfA I.L.S'f REET, opposite A ldgate Pump, and wind: tiss been established upwards of Six VESTS. Fox Ready Money :tid no Abatement. The Trustees and Cotnmittee respectfully Inform the Nobility and Getary, that they still conduct the shove Establishment for the Bet:en:of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large nunsliesi. by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper titan by any House in Landon, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse remand incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The fallowing is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted : X. s. d. Flee feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0 Tent ditto . . I 6 0 Bordered Marren to fit - - I 1 0 31ahogsny Drawees with solid ends - 1 3 0 Elgin 31ahoicany Chairs - . ti 6 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from .1:2 12 0 to 0 8 0 Deawing.room Sofa, from b 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - . 3 8 0 Mahogany Ilurse-Ilair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing RtA l4 Bl, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. ileums Furnished at a few days notice, and Apartments in a few imam Goods pecked and seat to all parts of England free of ezpenae except the matting. Ind Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraiscutents in Town . and euunttY ; Ma /Mates Tidied. CoalatlT Tit. T. Corder I J. Wilson. 1 J. Carter T. Hitler J. L'nett W. Waghotn. TIiVEINJAGL s Agent. J. 4SLER OMetati• let. A bonus, conliiti;;;f the profit of life assurance, will be divided septennially amongst assurers for the whole period of life, In proportion to the amount of their policy and the term of its existence. 2d. The bonus is either added to the policy, to be paid when the policy becomes a claim, or will be applied in the reduction of future premiums, at the option of the party assured. 11. Persons assuring, who are desirous of paying the annual premium upon their policy for a limited number of years only, radier than during the whole continuance of life, may be so accom modated, the Directors having caused a Table of Rates to be calcu. fated expressly for that purpose. lth. Persons whose lives are assured by this Company are per mitted to pass by sea from one part of the United Kingdom to another, in decked vessels or steam boats ; and are also allowed during peace to pass from British to any foreign port between the Texel and Brest, both inclusive, in vessels as before described, ' without additional charge. kb. A guarantee Capital of One Million Sterling having been subscribed, assurers with this Company enjoy a participation in r profit, without incurring the liability of loss. this. Disputed claims may be referred to arbitration. 7th. No entrance money, admission fee, or other official charge, exacted. A bonus, amounting in most instances to twenty-five per cent., and in some to upwards of thirty per cent., on the premiums paid within the seven years roiling at - Michaelmas, 1818, has been de clared on all policies of assurance erected in this Office for the whole period of life. FIRE DEPARTMENT. • C•PIVAL-.()N7L MILLION. in. A bonus of two-thirds the profit of firs assurance will be divided, at the end of every five years, amongst the assured for that period, in proportion to the amount of their respective assur ances. Id. A guarantee Capital of One Million Sterling having been subscribed, assurers with this Company enjoy a participation in profit, without intoning the liability of loss. 3d. Policies issued gratis to assurers of 3001. and upwards. fth. bosses uniformly paid by this Company with liberality and promptitude. Bth. Disputed claims may be refereed to arbitration. Notice is hereby given, That Policies of Assurance against Fire, *Nth expire at Midsummer, will become void, unless the Pro ' mium to renew the saute be paid as or before the 9th inst. Proposals deliitted at the Mee, and by tho vispeetise Agents Pr a* Con'Pall• 1111 . BURY, lies. Of whom may be had, The Itarmenienti Edition of 1\ eber's DElt FREISCIIUTZ, ABU HASSA N, and PRECiOSA, price's. 6d. each. Cinders should peaty the Harmonieon Editions of \Veber's Freischutz, Preciosa, and Abu Hassan, as the price is less than o^^ sixth of other editions. AN IMPROVED ROAD-BOOK. Just published, with a Map of England and Wales, O. bound, or with 53 County Mane, price 12s. fkl. bound, lEIGH'S NEW POCK ET ROAD-BOOK o f ♦ ENGLAND, WALES, and PART of SCOTLAND. on the Plan of Reichard's Itineraries; containing an account of all the Direct and Cross Roads ; together with a Description of every remarkable Place, its Curiosities, !Manufactures, Commerce, Po pulation, and principal Inns; the whole forming a complete guide to every object worthy the attention of Travellers. *.* Although numerous Road-books have from time to time ap peared before the public, each professing to excel its predecessor. yet it is still a subject of complaint, that there is not one compact in its form and lucid in its arrangement ; that those at present pub lished are either too bulky or too confused—that they either contain much more or much less than the traveller requires. It has been the Editor's aim, in preparing this volume, to take a middle course; and while he has endeavoured, on the one hand, to avoid all prolix details respecting uointeresting objects, he trusts that, on the other hand, he has not omitted to notice any town, village, or Nobleman's seat, worthy the attention of the intelligent traveller. Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; and sold by all Book- This day is Publisked.handsomely printed two Volumes tiro. with a Map and seven Engravings, price U. 3*. boards, the second Edition, carelitlly revised and corrected, with a Table of Con tents prefixed. of HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, un dermken by the Emperor Napoleon in 181'2. By HENERAL COUNT PHILIP DE STOUR. Printed for Treuttel and Warts, Treuttel, Jun. and Richter, 30, Soho-square. Of whom may be had, The Sixth Edition of the French Original, in two cola. Bvo. price IL 21. ; or with an atlas of four Portraits and two Views, price 11. a..—Also HISTOIRE de I: EXPEDITION de RUSSIE—Par le Mar, qui. de Chambray, Colonel de Artillerie,2de Edition, 3 vols. (Ivo avec un atlas de Canes et Plano, et 3 Vignette*, price 21 Am. BISTPIIBB M ILITAIRE de la CAAIPAGNE de AUSSIE en 1812.—Par k Colonel Boutourlin, Aide.dc•Camp de S. Al. I'Dm_petent Roule.-2 Bvo, stet lan Ithwialblio, price 11.165. FALMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Arrived the Success, Russell, from St. John's, New Brunswick, sailed 22d ult., leaky, with loss of bulwarks. Off the I'ort the Doncaster, :Marshall, from Mira miehi, sailed 2d instant. Sailed the Eclipse packet, with further despatches, for the Brazils ; and the Hayti, Watson, for London. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Off the Port the Ceres, Foster, from Havannah in 43 days ; and Deux-Victoires, Cary, froin•3lexi:o. Sailed the Prince of Saxe-Cobuiz, for London. WEYMOUTH, JUNE 29.—The Malta, Parker, from Bristol to Montreal. was run down on the 26th instant by the Sally, Horn, from Havannah to Antwerp, 430 miles S.W. of the Lizard. The esptaia and his wife, first mate, cook, a boy, and the wile of a pas senger, were unfortunately drowned. DEAL, Jvxt 29.—Arrived the Courier, Burdus, from the Mediterranean ; London, Annan ; Augustus Cmsar, Selby ; and Margaret, —, from Jamaica ; Christopher, Knight, from Mira tnichi ; and Meredith. of Bristol, front the westward. Passed through the London, Talbert, for Seville ; Orpheus, Findlay. for the Mauritius ; and Leslie Alexander, Morris, for Sicily. The whole of the outward-bound sailed about noon. with a light breeze front N.W., which has since shifted to S.W. and freshens. GRAVESEND, JUNE 29.—Arrived the Lisbon Packet, Prange, front Oporto; Cambridge, /Baton, and George 111, Pipplzwell, from Jamaica; Ant, tVatson. from St. Jag° de Cubs; Filey, Ed monds, front Oporto ; Sir Wm. Wallace, Brown, from St. lonia ; and Mary, David, from the South Seas. Sailed the Aretlitisa, Muni, for Haniburgh ; and Importer, Row, for Jamaica. MILFORD. JUNE 211.—Arrived the Triune, Dunbar, from Alexandria (Egypt), with 1185 bales of cotton wool for Liverpool, and furnished with a foul bill of health. Captain Dunbar reports, that while at Alexandria one of his boys waa taken ill on board ; he was carried on shore to the hospital, where in eight days he died, and it was supposed of the plague. MIRAMICHI, MAY 27.—The Idas, bound to Prince Edward's Island and Alinunichi, was in the Gut of Canso 14th instant, with loss of fore.topmaxt, bulwarks, and part of her stanchions ; main topmast and mainyards sprung. QUEBEC, MAT 23.—The Nymph. arrived from Liverpool, saw the Hermit, Eadie, of Greenock, off Bird Island on the 16th instant, abandoned, water-logged, and in a sinking state. The London, Armen, strived in the Downs from Jamaica. sailed the 2d ult., and on the 16th, near the Dry Tortugas, fell in with a piratical schooner of about City tons. The Sarah Christina sailed from Jamaica a few days before the London. The John Shand, Planet, Rawlins, Kingatone, of Bri►tol, and several others, were to sail a few days after she left. The Hermit. of Greenock, has been seen in the Gulf of St. lAw rence, with only her stern above water. The William, Black, from Whitehaven to Richebucto, was loot in the ice near Magdalen Islands the ith May. Crew and passengers used. The Arcadia, of London, from the West Indies for Quebec, has Mirantichi dist:nested. Borthislak, Mr. LlTTLETONPostiiWiedtilirie ;I;ifusion the consideration of the Resolutions he had drawn up relative to the appointment of Committees on Private Bills. The Resolutions hail met the a?. prove! of most of the Members to whom they had been submitted. The approaching termination of the Session induced him to post. pone the discussion upon them to next Session. Air. ItHOUGH A NI thought that the Resolutions of the Hoe. Member were of the utmost importance. The more, howevei, that he considered the subject of these Resolutions, the more he found that there was a difficulty in legislating upon it in the manner in tended by the Hon. Alember. He was aware of the evils of the present system of appointing Committees on private Bill*, but he was not disposed altogether to approve of the nomination of them by Majorities of that House, and principally for this reason—they a I knew how the Committees of that House were formed ; they W - formed by the majority of that House, and they all knew the slat,: of parties sufficiently to know that there was a considerable majo rity on the side of Ministers. He therefore objected ti the in creasing the power of the Crown, which would, in his opinion. be the result of leaving the nomination of Committees to be decided by a majority. He would suggest, as a very useful improvement in these Committees, that they be left open to the public. The re port of what took place there would check at least, if not prevent. much of what was complained of in the conduct of those Commit tees. The report would not, perhaps, be fully detailed la the London newspapers, but it would be circulated in the psrticular districts in which an interest was taken upon the subject below the consideration of the Committee. lie was the more disposed to re commend this course as he was of opinion that great good had a thth r arb ise tt n ro f u ro t i l n : twhothes.eughpuhbßelirci:ltpelyrct.garouivwenas;ohceatrihitiae)inpdlrtyocd denuecoetlimntogpsetotfet majority o f y d at on o e ther in s ( th a a la t ur i l o it se, yet a h y e e and was satainaosyliesoil sbe ashamed of, were it not for the check impos r ed upo i n ili t7ei t h m rw p , W 7 el r i ni di trigs by the supervision of the press and t it l rt i : e rat p pm h earnsoyn h a eserve ru c i f ig r i g be desirable zobic i mi r h l. teet % o ko t bj(yug.)cltbti,:lttl.woLwout.}i:nlltd'rotl(4biuccwebese an appeal effected d wp cs pe l a ) b fr y t o , n t o tib l ug th „ J os t e t C in w ntn: it " t a n n i i tt ot eett. e 31r. 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I 4Jan...it, ---..--•• -- _ , • • I "' . 4 CUE OF TIM' EXHIBITION. iROY A L EXCHANGE ASSURANCE! 7 ' l e ff rat ltireel despatch, A R ISTOPH A NES. . OCIETrof 11R11141 - 1 ARTISTS, Surroax-sragmr, JUNE al, 1 825. F OR VAN D. . IS IsAND and NEW SOUTH 1.31,,,L. utnTphe.:nses:.ortNnt l tn n ph: ll l; v t. o (e j . flo y . ) ( r eil i n e A e ovfic as ezß . ' ! S ~_- Per4.- MALL The Court of Directors of the Royal Exchange Assurance do 1, WALES, the I Ilegßrig JOHN DUNN. AI. 6 z e i N 'c , il. o l w be it a ( lc i n a a s' a r.isu C 7n rn . ; . rot e : s l y u A e o t f.innA Oxon.rai n a d - __....„-- A • I The aIfIIBITION foe r; the S ALE of the Wolags of hereby give nettle', that the half-rearly Divieend of four pounds ,Bu then 200 Tons. SUT ND ALBEATIL Commander. Al r . ..• it' l * l HA r o O g i d U e LS n IEA R and fO t I FE o t l' he Or r 7l'lA 3 Dl l e B----? !M 'r e i n i liAlj o ' 1 tr f sEl t ) h Al e rL' H ij o G l U l R NE e 1 e 2 : 307C :0 en ' to onr, \ . LIVING ARTISTS -of the UNITED ElNtaapailt will per cent. to Alideunemer lost, will be payable at their Office, over hying in the Londout -- *, Has 'good Actoonnod . atious for Notes , b y FD%III ' Printed for Wheatley and Adlarcl - 108, Strand London ; Ro le b w r h o i ti e g h h w t ere sp r e a a lir 4 a ni n t ra ti l m 'n e ..eid Bill, t CLOSE on SATURDAY,' the 9th of July. 1823. -• • the Royal Exchirige. onahe 11th of hily next, and every Monday, -Passengers. I'm. F*abt. Waage' apply to the 'Gardens Protection Bill - • . Imecale RAGSTER„ and BUCHANAN , also by Talboys and Wheeler, Oxf o rd ; and Deighton and Sons, (as agreed to by the House of Commons), and set coal private Bills, . Admittance Is. Cetalogue Is. Wednesday. Friday. anriSatafday, between the hours of ten in the WM. LINTON, Seestpry. forenoon and two o'clock in the afternoon. . • 33, Mark-lane. Cambridge, of fili;Cnii Sir. o u i , n 6 Tn c oob a i : t i n t :w ig : . en e w r i i m . ; " i fttlesoioenami toads s. tt. tr the iendTt wellftm l e ao a po rs :r to t t n a it u e r iirli presented or. ni British t 0: t i it ce t t , i tt s e t i copy n .. co I t o ?: i the t. tlt t i e Order s i ii WEST INDIA DOCK CO3IP-k NY. ' The proposal - fora devieion of 705,028/. 175.10 d. among - the pro, T HE Court of Directors of thoWeat IndieDockCoan pricier% (being-at the rate of 1001. pew cow upon•the'oil mock., Yof the Corporates.) which had been agreed to in the General Court . THE .ina 4w Jays, Bvo, Now ready, prism 2s. (allowed to purchasers s FORES'P' SANCTUARY : with LAYS OF WH EA TI. EY anti ADL ARD'S CATALOGUE of or thre. belt7ModNernE‘lan'el and Standard OleO le II I B v O or O int li ( S tn , an of containing tbona in te e e l l e e et ic i a o n n t of bi bind_ i l i toliiron resented the second Report of the Cominissioners hereby gine mire, that an HatLF-YEARltrit COURT or of the 22d hum, having this day been confirmed by ballot, the ' : MANY UNDO; and other POEMS. ported ins f i h res A en m ted . an account of •the quantity of flour and GENERAL AIEETING will be held, onrsoant to the Act of Court of Directors do farther give notice, that warrants for the same ' l! l ,l . Tit Mil. JIKMANS. inters); u also a Collection of Old Books, comprising Al imellaneou% • Patl'amcet , at the West India Dock Boyles No Billiher-vewerw• will be iesued .on the 27th July next, payable ar above, and that Printed for Jiiin "Rowdy. Albemarle -street. Works, Oriental Drawings. Divinity, Ecclesiastical History and corn lin A rch ir l, w f t ro nb m on th t e p epa ?e,te r n l t l e t2 d 3 n to onit tlie tn 2b o t out h M un a t r s ch fro le r 2 , a. Biography, Greek and Latin Claesics and Translations, French, ent itle Richard n - prem e n t t l e c :tan account of the expenses of building the proprietors who do not attend in person to receive the said di .--. eli fall/NV, the Bth day of July neat. at One allot* in the Afternoon, for the purpose of CHOOSIN G and APPOINTING viaion ef IttOl. per cent. may be furnished with the Moored power; This ffiewiwitobtlebed, price 2s. 6d. W at m ta t in m d i e n n at , er w ß hi n o t i l FIVE DiRACTORS of the said Company, to summed thosegotng of attorney, to be executed in favour of the agents they may think TH E RI 5•4X43-. VI LAG E: a PO . E M Italian, and Seanish ; Political Economy, Polities, Law, Finance, the Commis.. out by rotation; also. aDI RECTOR, in the room of David Lyon- proper to au th orise to receive the same. •Ty gall CIOLDS3IEf 11, &c. Now on Sale at No. 106, Strand, Logsdon. aviersimiierson of Westminster .I Es . who him Maqualified :- at which 3leeting e DIVIDEND will SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. A Descendant of the 4f the Author of " The Deserted ge he had formerly given notice of his be Tot the Half I ear entlitig the 30th inst. . • Hir" - Th .. ' .--- ----' . • -is day is published. in 3 vols. small flan. 30s. beards. The Earl of I 1 By order of the Court, 11. LONOLANDS, Sec. C - OUN TY - FIRE OFFICE and • I'RO VI DEN T With a Preface by the isbop of Nova Scotia.' riIALES, by the O'HARA FAMILY.-Containing AVERPOOL adverted to some Bills foe the re. .• I i 13 Wed India Dock Rouse June 17 1821. The Chair will be douse , at l i ved °TlN:km . ol4y. . , LIFE OFFICE, .„ 5..: - ARGENT-STREET, LONDON. i Printed for John elhorpeoDuke.street, Piccadilly. 1 Crohoore of the BM-Hook, the Fetches , and John Doe. , " flow few books can we read th roe h with delight ! How sett intention to bring into the House, and which were similar to thine ANNUAL 'L AW froliEsT FOR 18'24. he bad introduced las. -•- PRESIDEN/ •XD 7'RUSTEES. fewer all of which (for reading all of a look and reading it through - year. He doss gave notice of his intention 1 .. i AS.Y I. U 111 FORF E Ai xi, i.o RP >f> 'o rb . eio li i . it a i w i I Earl Grey A QC...ARTERIAL' OENER AL COURT of tisnelalliarity The . .of Northampton I Lord King, &c Bth This day is publkbad,. - in rota! Bvo, price 9.. in boards, are very different things) we can read wdi patience ! But on takin g aside pe -bound. nor could we lay them The not to present them during the present Session of Pullsomm. CONSOLIDATION OF CUSTO3IS. 1 t wtll be holden at the Asyloon on THURSDAY NEXT, the 7th DIRECTORS. CASES decided in the Copts of Common Law and Equity, till we had finished them. In fact , since the first rod mkt of Earl of LIVERPO()L, in moving the second reading of , ti '.. 1 . - ill(' of Jot!, MU, at Eleven o ' clock oreeiselk Annual Oesedisos, 1A44 ,i Lift e li ardiams, 191. 10*. BMWs 'ens and tenon, . '••• 13W RD FOSS. Secretary. Francis Cosi, Es+ J. T. Batberilemnboat , Esq. I llnt. Praed . Esq. lieslbTcPiton Lieuteeeilonel Samisen WaiterStrickland,' lag. Sir Vi:. E. Welby, DAM she tiocesiory „m use d a r e m . a l ; doe _new builling r Adm. Stirßickaoi King, Bart., I SO - Kobel %Vinton, M.P. thereon. The will be atefully mete thr the . Trdneter. AO- Sir S. B. lifielpati,, Bart. • .r,„,. 4 , , tc . a .. e se . of Appeal and Nisi Prime, 'multi the Ecclesiastical Courts, in the author of Waverley, we have seen , nothin of P . year 1824.-TO be c widened r• 'Of the Mic i l l ilio I . R ERF.3IY, Eat, Barrister.at.Law. . u ,%. the seyeraleßills relative to the Consolidation of Customs , g the ki nd that, in our judgment, equals these Tales. The writer, though t no imitator of the 'Great Unknown,' is evidently of kindred genius. . characterised by tile same vivid and picturesque d escriptions of London : Printed for .11, nod .T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, nature, the same close and powerful sketches of character, the Portugal:street, Lincnia's Ism • k ir • a EU:MCI ES. . same skill in availing himself of local superstitions, the eame • locelity of creating dramatic situations , and giving a dramatic. thinksaid, as he did riot there would be any opposition to those Bills. Ue He is would do nothing more than call the ettermon of Meer Lordships. to the general principles of those Bi ll s. At some future time lie woeld call their Lordships' attention to the importation of cattle, winch wan at the present time prohibitedsond which prohibition are 1 rise to the most die graceful tractile . lito Bilk that were beene t . ' . ' . . . , . (,- a .P. lam; by that Octavo/it* i 110041 - -• . . ailetapwards. - This.d . lo . Biro. price Ets. boards. character sad interest to his narrative."-31onthly Crit.cal Gazette, their Lordships got rd of all prohlbitiells; and he was sure that I . June 1f125. the good sense of .he country would be satisfied with a protecting • . . - ---z- he Welded amoapat those who now Moore as ii_ A PRACT CAS - - TE ISE Ur the LAW - of - LE- Londoo r Pinned -for W. Sicepkin and R. Marshall, Stati , duty. Ott the great articles of cm; manufatettre, and in perticular oncr a ,AS FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. well as the original Members, in just proportions to their ' re. GAO hZ. Hall -court, Ludgati.street. • .. , i eer--- with respect to cotton, in which this country was pre - eminent, a At a Meeting of the Committee of thin Cha.-ity, held on sire Payments . By 14'31. SCOTT PRESTON, Esq. •--•- - .. • " most enormous rlot,v wi t s placed ; now it was proposed to reduce t Thttrodav, June 301, 1825. In the Fire Office, Returns , during the lam Eleven Years to Of Liner's Inn. CATON ON NERVOUS DERlld'm' iNlliriEsriON, the duty on cotton 10 tier cent. ad thiloy . • On woollen i t was r 1 WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Esq. M . P . T ramcar, in the Ch a i r; the amount of 47,000/. have been ' al pin to all persons who have con- , London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law booksellers, ERUPTIVE DISEASES 01.FHE FACE AND SKIN, &c. proposed to reduce the protecting duty IS per cent. On linen Portugidatreet, Lincoln's Inn. . This day are published, orice3s. 6d. .i the proposed reduction was 25 per cent. There was one branch I Resolved unanimously -- That the secretary, on behalf of the tinned insured seven years, upon annual as well as . septennial Committee, convey to his Royal Higbee.. the Duke of CAM- BRIDGE. the Preeident of this Corporation, emir respectful ex- Poes, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. In the Life Office, Bonuses of 131. Os. and 261.125. per cent. Of whom miey be had. PRESTON ON ABSTRACTS. 3 vols. royal Oro, M. 13s. PRESTON'S ' SHEPPARD'S TOUCHSTONE, 3 vols. royal P OPULAR REMARKS, Medical and Literary, NERVOUS DEBILITY. RELAXATION , INPO- CHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES, containing m . in which reduction was still more important--the great breeches of our mechanic art. On the duty anon iron at was proposed to meke a reduction from about Dl. 104. to IL 10s. at the tit- I' • I omission of gratituele for the continued Intermit which his Royal have been divided during the last fourteen years ; and oa • Er very Stn, 31. &i. ;; • Highness has evidenced in the welfare of this Institution-by his peculiar advantages are afforded. ON G N ' ' ' .an Inquiry into the Nature. Pretebtion, and Treatment of those most. This reduction was certainly very great. With re- PRESTON') VEI ANCING, 3 vole, royal Deo, Diseases called Ner v ou s ; Bilious, Stomachic, and Liver Com- spect to one branch-themaking f 1 h Lo d I o ster -t eir r s lips reedy attendance at the Chapel on Sunday last-by the impressive Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns. _ 3/. 3a. address which be pronounced to she young women who received ----- --- , plaints ; with Observations on Low Spirits, and the Influence of must be aware of how great importenee was the importation of I . u- -+heir gratuities-and by the munificent addition which he has made 13 IICENIX FIRE OFFICE.-- to the Imbeetimion for the Building Fund, in his own and his 1 TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS. STARKIE'S LAW OF EVIDENCE. By 'l'. 31. CATON, Surgeon, to 11. 7s. He did not, however. mum to go at any length into the I ' This d ay ispublished, in • ; final Comort s names ; and that the Committee cannot hut feel Matthias Attwood, Esq. 31. 1 . 'i ...nmas Hodgson, jun. Esq. y St. Thomas and Guy . circumstances of the various reeluetions proposed by thou Bills. 1 t ' : that this Charity must succeed in &Bits benevolent objects, while James Bell, Esq. Richard ilenshaw Lawrence, . PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of EVI- Printed for Messrs. 'Sherwood and Co. 20, Pat C. * • ernoster.row ;C. as prnpmed to make a reduction on manufactured articles al front her Koyal Highness continties to exhibit that parental solicitude John Coope, Lim e Eaq. .1 DENCE, and DIGEST of PROOFS in - Cis it and Crimi.- Chapple, 66, Pall-mall; and Bower, 315, Oxford-street. 50 to 20 per cent., and on unmanufactured articles of from 20 to 10 . fee it, prosperity under which it has enmeshed for SO many years. William Curtis, E.g. John Petty Aluspratt, Esq. na Praceedings; containing the Principles of Evidence-the Where may fie had, per cent. If he were asked if foreign countries were to do as much . EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. William Davis, Esq. Major Rohde, Esq. Instruments of Evidence-the Application of those Principles and CATON on INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and NITA NE- for us as we were to dolor them? lie would answer by asking, was . - Crawford Ihivison, Esq. William Sander, Esq. Instruments to Proofs in general-alteir Application to the Proof of OUS DISEASES : with Ohervations on Eruptive and Scot- it the interest of the country so to do? and if it were, it would be 0H ILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.-Notice is Sir Charles Flower, Ban. and George Shunt Storey, F.sq. particular Issues. butic Pimpleg of the Face and Skin, pri ce 3 s . right to do so. Jle had only to say, that those Bills embraced e ILI hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the Alderman Charles Hampden ' Tamer , Esq. By THOMAS SZ'ARKIE. Esq. On FE MALE DISEASES, 3s. 6d. general view of the stute of the country, and a revision of the mane .k - Chili= Milting Auticistion having been approved of by the Di- Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barristermt.Law, Downing Professor of -- e- • mea s ures alluded to. During the present Session, Parliament hail lectern. will he ready for the Signature of the Proprietor.. of Shares, John Hawes, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Common Law in the University of Cambridge. rriHE NEW MONTHLY of fur July 1, made some of the MM. important - and beneficial Iterations in the •on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of June inst. at the Office of the William Heygate, Esq. Alder. Thomas ll'eson, Esq. M.P. Association, at Winchester House, Broad-streee. in the City of man and 31. P. London, and will remain there for the snare of One Calendar Persons whose Insurance payments fall due at Midsummer, are elmith from that day, where a may be signed between the hours of requested to take notice, that printed receipts are now ready at the A Tea In the Morning and Four in the Afternoon (Sundays ex- Offices in bontbartleureet and Charing-cress, where attendance is Printed for J. Ind W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal- street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, in two vols. Bvo, price le 4%. TREATISE of CRIMINAL PLEADING, with Forms adapted to Practice. By Thomas Starkie, Esq. • ./.. contains, among a variety of other interesting subject's- commercial policy of t e country , and they were now called or-as; 1. Further Suggestions respecting the Plan of a College in London, to do away with thoseprohibitions, which were a disgrace to e. by T. Campbell. Esq.-2. Sketches of the Irish Bar, No X. ; Statute Bonk. s e , Confesaions of a Junior Barrister.--3. Old Dublin, by Lady Alor. The Marquis of LANS DOWN sompletely concurred in the vo ne lbs ßevi; , w i t e . t f to a r le tt s_o ro f n the Cr tn esa e ders.-5. Memoirs of Madame view token of the question by the Noble Earl, gel oaly regretted . . . t aped) ; and further, that tie Shares held by Proprietors who do daily given from 9 till 4 o'clock. f R onne. N.l 111.-7. 'I he Humming that prohibitions were not done away with along ago. The Noble ' net sign the said Deed of Setttement within One Calendar 31onth 'Tice rates and conditions of the PhomixCompany are of the moat ANNUAL LAW DIOEST--CONSOLID.ITED EDITION. gird,-8. The Family Journal, Ni' VIII. Seift's Mean and Marquis sugmeted the propriety of printing the Bill s with as little This day is published, in royal Bvo, price 11. 10s. boards, Great Figures. -9. London Lyrics ; :doming Calls.-10. Russian dela as possible, as they related to from the said Bth day of June inst. will be forfeited. The Bankers' moderate description, and the adjustment of losses has been uni-Y Receipt for the payment of the First Instalment must be delivered formly attended to with the utmost promptitude and liberality. A N ANALYTICAL DIGEST of the Reports of Travelling Sketches, No. L-11. 'flue Past Eternity. - 12. Tn. Day Tile Bills were then read a second time. so important a Subject. . I'l i I I 1 up at the time of signing the Deed. Forms of Powers of Attorney Rent payable or receivable during the dilapidation of premises ..: I Cases decided in the Courts of Common Law and Equity, of in Ireland.-13. The Bard's Prophecy .- 14. Criticism on Female JUDG''S IN INDIA BILL. i for executing the Deed py the Proprietors not resident in London by Fire, may be insured by a form of policy peculiar to this Coen- Appeal, and NW Prius, and in the Ecclesiastical Courts, from the Beauty.-15. A Voyager's Dream of Land.-16. Proposals fur On the motion for the third reading of the Judges in India Bill, may be had at the O ffi ce. patty for any amount. year 1817 to 1623, being a new and Consolidated Edition of the Abridging Life and Literature.-17. Authors and Editors.-111. The Marquis of lel NSDOWN r e gr e tt e d t h at h e h a d not h a d , E. H. PI.ISMPTRE, All qualified or pat tial interests in property liable to be affected Parts published during that period. The Birth of Genius.-19. The Inspiration of Tasso.-20. Exhi- an opportunity, when the subject of augmenting the salaries of Solicitor to the said Association. by loss from Fire, Liss , be insured with this Company cn equitable By lIENRY JEREMY, Esq. bition of the Royal Academy.-21. Review of New Publications. Judges was before the House, of moving that the salary 06. the I , Temple, June 6, 1825. terms. Barrister at Law. and the tonal A'arietint in Art, Science, the Drama, Biography, Vice-Chancellor should be increased from 6,0001. to 7.0091. Ile * s e Several of the former Parts having become out of print, the Politics, Commerce, &c. Fee. did not conceive that office to be at all inferior to that of the Master --' CANDLES, SO. per •lb. ; Waxed M'ick Moulds, ed. p ALLAI)II.3I LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE Author has in the present Edition undertaken to revise ard conso- Published and sold by Henry Cnlbnrn, 8. New Burli ng t on - of the R o ll s . H e did not t hi n k t h ere was any necess i ty f or h av i ng for Cash ; on Credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES . % Old SOCIETY, lidate the whole, in doing which ha has been enabled to give a street . (removed from Condeiostreet) ; Bell and Brailfute, Edit- a Vice-Chancellor at ell ; but if such an office were to be retained, ; 11 Established Wewelsouse, Kt. St. Marne's-lane, opposite Slaughter's WarElt-00-rtscE and 76 CHFAESIDE London. 1 , . • • , more complete analysis of die subjects contained under each title, burgh ,and John Cumming, Dublin ; and may be exported to he thought the holder of it ought to be recompensed according to Coffee.house. Every article of the best, at prices as under:- Capitid-1 wo Millions Sterling. thereby rendering, he hopes, the work a useful supplement to Friends abroad, by application to the General Post Office, or any the dignity of the country. Candles, Its. Mi. per dozen; Waxed Wick Moulds, Bs.; Palace DsnEcrons. former Digests. local Postmaster. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said a few words in reply. - -- Si' t , Wax Lights,:ls. per lb. ' • fine Wax Candles, 35. 4d. ; Sperm Can. Sir E. HYDE PAST. Bart. H.P. F.R.S. Chairman. Printed for 3. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal- 1' ... " . ""'"" ... ' - -- ---- - ---XXIDII The Marquis of LA NSDOW. N said, that with respect to India et dies. 21. 4d. ; Mottled • Soap, 725. per cwt. ; Yellow, 64.. ; Curd, Colonel JOHN BAILLIE, 31.1'. F.H.S. Deputy-Chairman. street, Lincoln's Inn. EAST INDIA SIIIPPING, there were some clauses in this Bill which would produce very tat_ . . alla ; Windsor anti Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown IVindsor, Jos. Dupre Alexander, Esq. Neil Benj. Ednionstone, Esq. --mem-- pleasant consequences in that country. There were certain persons • 1 16.9 d.; Sea li ng Wax, 4s. 6.1. Double relined Sperm Oil, 4.. lid. 31. V. Joseph Esdaile, E.g. NEW DIGEST TO THE TERM REPORTS. Pessexorn yea PRI NC E REGENT, Captain Wade, from called half-castes , ,who . were prevented from serving on juries. *; ; John L. Anderdon, Esq. Right Hon. W. 11. Fremantle,' This day is published , in two vols. royal ewe price 2/. 2s. New South Walcs-Dr. Wilson. such se exclusionwould never have the effeeenf 14: Plir • rea l, Vemetitim. and Foreign Orden, executed with despatch. George Arbuthnot, Esq. 31. P. A DIGESTED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS, PROM VAN DIEMEN'S LAND-51r. Milliken, Sirs. Butler improving or contenting them. He believed this exclusion was - • -.4..--tsu , Samuel llosanquet, Esq. Capt. Henry Kater, F.R.S. and othes, analytically arranged ; containing all the Points and three children, and two servants ; 31r. and Airs. Hook, and originally founded on the illegitimacy of those persons. but such 4'.: I _ . sir PENS. peculiarly well eut?-The Henryßrowne, Est). k. 11.5. Jattn . Mitshell, Jun. Esa, An t of Law argue, and determined In the Courts of King's Bench, four children. an argument had now become of no avail. lie hoped this subject i Ar. 4 - sir th ose rem le Pimple and highly interesting, yet Sir M. Champion ue Lrespiry, (..hor.es Elton Prescott, Esq. Common Pleas, and Excheq uer , d ur ing the Reigns of George 111. FROM THE 31AltRITIITS-Mr. Moir, Dlr. Ducomet, 31 iss would be hereafter considered. There were some other arrange- Mefeellt f INS MIX Meru and peculiar made of revering Dart. ALP.- Peter Relemon, Esq. sod IV., contaloed io the Reports of Anstruther, H. Blackstone, Dowie and servant, Master De Gouge. mente relative to the serving on juries, which he also hoped worth( t foe heft late aye; the *rills are kept to a great length of Sir W. Cosigreve, Bart. M .P.' Samuel Skinner. Ea+ . di are seuesed and perfectly ripe for use ; thus pie . Col. T. Ilene) liastings Davies, P. Maxwell Stewart, Esq.. 44, eg.c.... a points. so essential in this tuircle. M r. . Blackstone . Bosamdet and Pullen, Bernewail and Alderson, Stilt , SPORER/ WITH-The Colombia Chapman, from Liver. Barrows!' and Creswell, Broderick and Bingham Burrow Cow. pool to Bengal, the ilth June. in Ist 41, 4 . , long. 21, 24. e CeE 'WM. leddycott Peril .., Oft.stitilests vomi t , Bart. '4llealeraleS (iteiwtyn, - 31Foriticilehor - ibelrz en tes,.Scot*, Tboabia,;,. Sife= r 6l INI'ELLIGENCE. be taken into comideration. To the Bill atoll, however, he did not wish to give any opposition. o . 1 ;k 8 ;everted to by the Noble Lord , but could not enter into it at p-e- - es • •• tendered capable of the linemeinaperature e p 51, __P. Colonel Stark 11rAlks. per, Douglas, Dismissed and East -East, Forrest, Lill, Ma:rshall, ---www.---- The Earl of LIVERPOOL saw the importance of the topic 'l l. Sack of petite QUILLS and PENS always on hand. W. R. K. Douglas, Esq. 31. P. Wightwick, IVilson ; with Tables n co, Le . containing • -sweetw--- sent. Lie thought, however, that the qucsfiete of -extending pre. Made and sold by E. w 11.1.1 A 318. Stationer to the King arid It ha. heen the object of this leettitutior to combine the advent. the substance of nearly one hundred volumes. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 29. vilegetto the half-castes might to be considered on its own menus, . ' DI the Royal Family, No. 11, Strand, London. Portable Pens of ages and to remedy the defects of other knstablishmentet and greater Second Edition• coneklenahly improved and enlarged, ENTERED Leweaos.-The Mary Ann, 3lozley, from NI. and wit not in any way contorted with sheinßill. - ils. ' the same quality. benefice are secured to the public, both in the Life and Fire Depart- By ANTRCNY HA MMOND, Esq. Domingo; Ant, Watson, from St. Jago de (tuba; Virginia The Bill was then read a third Mire analsWiiied. MVOs, than have been offered by any other Swift y. Of the Inner Temple. packet, Knight, fr om Virginia; B r i t i s h ['ohm, Power, front Li- Lord AI ELViLLr , moved the Mire reading of the Cuffing sod WENSINGTON BLOND LACE, an entirely new and In the Life Department, four-fifths (or tal per cent.) of the London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, zarettet Nile, Baker, front Rotterdam ; Christian, B enner , n oes 31aiming (Scotland) Bill. ! - 1% eapinioe Article in Veda, Scarf., Shawls, and Pelerins. estimated profits will be added every seventh year, by way of Portugal-etreet, Lincoln's-Inn. Dunkirk ; ► Ann, el'are, from Rio Janeiro ; Prince Regent, Ben- ' l'he has of LA DER I' DALE moved that'she dense relative to Also beautifully transparent Kensington Brussels Silk Nets, the Bonus. to the Policies effected for the whole term of L ife, on lives son, from Liverpool ; Prince of Waterloo, Deary, from Stem throwing vitriolic acid be omitted from the MIL . Just published, by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadethall. The motion was opposed by Lord ef ELVILLE, and the GM, . Made wurranted to wsah perfectly white, and equal to Thread ; insured under the age of ate or will be applied in reduction of future Leone; Juliana, Shaman, from Vera Cruz ; Dart, Stranack, from street, in Hen, price 9s. without the amendment, was read a third time and passed. are in reality superior to any rweign Bland. annual premiums , at the option of the assured.Ostend ; King George packet, Hart, from Rotterdam ; A iniable . .t • MONTI' in FRANCE and SWITZERLAND, Aru'rii ECAN MS BILL. Also, the KENSINGTON LACES, upon foreign principles, In the Fire Department . ' an equal apportionment of four-fifths A Elise, Grandin, front Havre; N'olsisiu, Rulfell, front Jamaica ; . is every fashionable article for Dress, are of the most elegant de- I (or .10 per cent.) on the profits on policies continued for seven years, during the Autumn of 1824. Lady Rowena, Elder, from Quebec and Montreal ; Anna, Ora, On the motion of Lord SUFFIELD the Noose went Mos a. . i ocriptinn, and cheaper than even the spurious starched Laces. will be 'septennially allowed to persons who have paid seven years' By JOHN SMITH, Esq. ' from Schien ; Filet' Edmond, from Oporto; Exmouth, Owen, Committee on the Apothecaries Biil. Cannot be had genuine anywhere but at the Warehouse, 30, South- premium Lord 3IELVILLF moved that the o eridon Of ate Bill con in a single sum, or by annual payments. The remaining Of Gray's Inn : a Chairman of the Committee of Manufactures, from Madras, Calcutse, and the Cape of Good Hope; Glutto n , , . - P ; t ot o fined to one year, in order that the subject might be again ht arweton.street, C,ovent-gerden, • profits in both Departments will be tranekrred to the subscribed Society of Arts. Lawton, front Santa Cruz ; Aurora, Nieholle, from Waterford : betere the fit within a comparative short period. 'mall -inereasin Kensington Black Lace Veils, Shawls, Petering, Dresses, & c. capital, ani preserved untouched to form a con tinually-increasin g y g d ay' s TNSON'S SOUTH AMERICA. (1803 Itle3 Scotia, Smith, from Galway ; Alliance, Williams, from Kinsale; :tiler a few observations from Lord It ossever and the Earl of equal to thentilly. - guarantee to the assured. to -.) Berbice, 'Warts, from Youghal ; Amity, Privett, from Galway ; A prompt payment ot six years' premium entitles the assured to This i published, in 3 vols. Bvo, illustrated with Costumes, Rover, Hardesstle, from iVexford ; and Liverpool packet, -, LAUDERDALE, the amendment was aimed to. the Bill wan and • View of the Bay and Fort of Call o , from Limerick. through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received • . N OBL F:NI EN and GENTLEMEN engaged in or the benefit of a seven yeare' Insurance. • cOnterophOing the iraproeement of their tlmutwis are re- All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount; A HISTORICAL arid DESCRIPTIVE NARRA- ENTERED Ourwaens.-The Reaper, Stratlford, from e:lsi- to-morrow. , , 'l'he Scotch Partnershi Bill went through a Committee , and the FIVE of Twenty Years' Residence in SOUTH AAIE. nom and Riga • 'Joseph, Christopherson, from Madras . Penang, - r* sportfully solicited to inspect CAT() and SON'S INVISIBLE and the assured have the option of settling disputed claims by h ; RICA; containing Travels in Araueo , Chile, Peru, and Colombia ; !Rebecca, and Siltgapoire; and Crisis, Dyke, front New Yolk. Report, with the auendments, was ordered to be printed. FENCE, a cheap and elegant Encloeure for Park, . helms, Shrub. arbitration. ,mug elin Prevention Bill.' he Isle of Man Trade Bill, the ~,• g bates, and ornamental 'Walks, guaranteed to of bed effectual resist. Pan by obt • • WA ;strung the seulement of a loss, do not loss their with an Account of the Revolution, its Rise, Progress, and 'CLEARED OUTwARDS FINALLY AT limeys:seem-The .1. anee to deer and all kinds of grazing stock, rendered impervious to right to participate in the profits. Results. John and Harriet, Phillips, for Tunis; Sea Nymph, thorough', for the Warehousing of Goods Bill, anti the Dublin Corn Exchange hares and rabbits, where the protection of flowers and exotics is Persons Assuring their lives in this Office may cross the sea in By W. 11. STEVENSON, Naples ; Charlotte, Tritten, for Settin ; and Henry Cox, Sergeant, Ilde went respectively through Committees, and were reported. remitted ; also to their Wmught-iron poodles foe a temporary decked vessels between the Elbe and Brest, with out any extra Formerly Private Secretary to the President and Captain-General for Jamaira. CCOMBINATION LAMS.I division of pasture lands. alanufactory, 89, Holborn-hill. oppoaite premium being required. of Quito ; Colonel, and Governor of Esmeraldes ; Captain de DLEIRIEG Ouva.wons.-The Lively, Rodman, foe Sierrc Mr. Marsden, Me. Wallace, and several other Members of the I 1 St. Andrew's church. A new-invented portable garden -seat, Policies expiring at Midsummer Day should be renewed within Fragata ; and late Secretary to the l'ice.Adroiral of Chile-his Leone and Cape Coast Castle; New Times, Chile, for Bermuda H ouse of Commons, brought up the Report of the Committee on , , pheauntries, aviaries, and wire coops for preserving partridges 15 days thereafter. W A LTER (TOSSER, Sec. Excellency the Right Honourable Lord I Cochrane, Pee. and Nee Providence ; Planet, Young, for Triest ; Colombia, the Combination laws, and the Bill fur the repeal of certify parts n and poultry Morn vermin, wire bordering for ilower-beas and clumps, London : Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co.. 90, Cheap s id e; Wilson, for !Madeira and New South Wales ; Socrates, Boland, of the late Combination Laws Act. ' ' .() fashionable brass wire-work for libraries and drawing - room win_ HOPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 6, BRIDGE- and H, Pall-mall; A. Cons able and C o . ; and Oliv er an d B o yd, for Gib ra lt ar' Ott the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the Bill was • Vrouw Elizabeth, Van de Sterne, for Ostend. Bru. dews, dy.proof wire-work foe deities and larders, with every article STREET, BI.ACEFRIARS, 325, OXFORD -STREET, Edinburgh. gee, and Ohesit • Madeline, Hayes, for Teneriffe, Isle of France, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second e time to-morrow • in the iron and wire-wink department. LONDON ; PRINCES-STREET, EDINBURGH ; and I6,WEsT- and C eylon; and Fortitude, Fotheringham, for Quebec. (this day). MORCLANLI.sTRLET, DUBLIN. IL CRO('IATO IN EGITTO. Adjourned at a quarter past Seven. AN INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BEI), six DIRECTORS. THE HARMONICON, No. XXXI, published on the FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ---esses-- I feet six inches long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS. ROBERT NVILLIAMS, Esq. H.P. Chairman. Ist of July, price 2s. MI. contains the Overture, Chorus of - HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, JUNE 30. - however SEVERELY AFFLICTED, with SAFETY and EDWARD BILKE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Priests and Knights, and March and Chorus, " All' Armi !" (ar. FALMOUTH, JUNE 211.-Arrived the Success, Russell, from EASE. Invented by W. HARMAN sod SON. who were hi,. Robert Barron, Esq. John Itintsbottoin, jan. Esq. ranged for the Piano-forte); Trio, " Alai prover o giovin tor;" St. John's, New Brunswick, oiled 22d ult., leaky, with loss of COMBINATION LAWS. mound by ROYAL command to complete a carriage for the re- John Burnell, Esq. 31. P. Duettince " Non v'e per not piu epeme ;" Aria, `• Deli ! mira bulwarks. Off the l'ort the Doncaster, Marshall, from Mira- Alderman THOMPSON presented petitions from Messrs. Cue. move) of HER late MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE. M'm. I Sumbell, Esq. Joseph Ranking, Esq. l'angelu;" Rondo. "Ah ! eltho Fedor° ancor ;" Aria, " (mo- michi, sailed 2d instant. Sailed the Eclipse packet, with further ling and Young, shipbuilders of Limehouse, complaining of MI.- t • I'he peculiar emit-ruction of this COT and APPARATUS is John Capcl, Esq. I 'William Reece, Esq. nerd Cavalier ;" Canone, " Sogni e ridente," /4.. e. ; with Italian despatches, for the Brazils ; and the 'byte Watson, for London. representation fit a former petition to the House, by the sawyers. such, that an INVALID may be removed from their BED into John Farley, Esq. IT. D. Rothweit, Esq. and English words, and Pia;to.forte accompaniments ; fro m Meyer- PLYMOUTH, JUNE 28.-Off the Port the Ceres, Foster, from The Honourable Member presented a petit's.] from some workittee I . a LANDAU adapted for its reception, without change of position Thomas Helps, Esq. Geo. Scholey, Esq. and Ala. beer's celebrated Heroic Opera, "Il Crociato in Egi t t o: " w i t h a H avanna h i n 43 days ; and Deux-e'ictoires, Cary, troin-31exi:o. confirmatory of the statements in the former petition.-Laid cr. Me or increase of suffering, and conveyed to any distance, together John Jones, Eeq. John Warmlngtun, Esq. . Programme of the Opera, translated and abridged from the Italian. Sailed the Prince of Saxe-Coburg, for London. table. • with attendants. Assurers with this Company, either upon Life or against Fire, The usual Foreign Musical Report, ecc. SVEY ) toutis, JUNE 29.-The Malta, Parker, from Bristol to Alderman THOMPSON also prompted a petition from ship- alamy persons o f h' g h ran k and professional eminence suffering will be allowed to participate in its profits, without incurring any London t Punted for Samuel Leigh. 18. Strand; sold by W. Montreal. was run down on the 25th instant by the Sally, Horn, wrighta in the employment of Messrs. Fletcher, respecting the under the most severe affliction, and from long confinement despair- of the liabilities attaching to Societies founded upon the principle Bl a ckwood. E l ilinburgh ;R. Milliken, Dublin ; and all Booksellers from IHavannah to Antwerp, 4.511 miles S.W. of the Lizard : The statements they had made in mfornier petition that they bad betel tog of the possibility of ever being able to endure removal, have, I rat' ta r ts u r l im a erT ar a a n n sf e. the he advantage disti n guishing ch aract eri s tic of this more captain and his wife, fiat mate, cook, a boy, and the wife of a pas- subjected to abuse for not having agreol wi li the shiewright. aho by the benefit this BED of EASE affords. TRAVELLED, with- s , wh ic h i t h as o il er , Of whom may be had, senger, were unfortunately drowned. were members of the Union, and praying ter protection !rota en. tO out fatigue or inconvenience, from lilt to 120 milts in one day, and particularly ezunarated below. The Harmonicon Edition of le elates DER FREISCHUTZ, DEAL, JoNE 29-Arrived the Courier, Burdus, from the lawful urions. honoured the Inventors with testimonials of their high approbation, LIFE DEPARTMENT. ABU HASSAN, and PRECIOSA, orice 2s. 6d. each. Mediterranean; London, Annan ; Augustus Comae, Selby; and Sir J. WROTTESLEY took this opportunity of vittilicaiieo to WllOlll reference may be made. Cart - non--On g MILLION. Orders should epeatfy the Hertnonicon Editions of IVeber's Margaret, -, from Jamaica ; Christopher, Knight, from Mira- the fairness of the proceedings of the Committee on th e tenet' t • - a- To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, le John-street, Oxford- Ist. A bonus, coneisiing of two-thirds the profit of life assurance, Freischute, Preciosa, and Abu Ilassan, as the price is less than tnichi ; and Meredith. of' Bristol, front the westward. Pasaed tion haws. street, London : and rosy be engaged for any journey. will be divided septennially amongst assurers for the whole period ."r sixth of other editions. through the London, Talbert, for Seville ; Orpheus, Findlay. for PRIVATE BILLS. of life, In proportion to the amount of their policy and the term of ----- the Mauritius ; and Leslie Alexander, Morris, for Sicily. The Mr. LITTLETON postponed till next Session the consider:vim' AB ET-MAK E RS' SOCA ETY.-CHEAP its existence. AN IMPROVED ROAD-BOOK. w h o l e o f t h e outwar d - b oun d sa il e d a b out noon , w i t h a light breeze of the Resolutions he had drawn up relative to the appointment of 1 CCABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON N. The Lonus is either added to the policy, to be paid when the Just published, with a Map of England and Wales, Os. bound, or from N.W., which has since shifted. to S.W. and freshens. Committees out Private Bills. The Resolutions had suet the eo. REPOSITORY for the CABI NET-31A K E RS' SOCIETY, policy becomes a Haim, or will be applied in the reduction of future with 53 County Afars. price 12s. fel. bound, GRAVESEND. JUNE 29.-Arrived the Lisbon Packet, Prouse, proval of most of the Mernbere to whom they had been eubmitted. being the only real one now existing in London, No. el, corner of premiums, at the option of the party assured. - 1 - EIGH'S NEW POCKET ROAD-BOOK of froni Oporto; Cambridge, Mason, and George it I, Pipplewell, The approaching termination of the Session induced him to post. LEADEN II A I.L.S'flt EET, opposite A Ideate Pump, an %lei Ed-pane the discussion upon them to next Session. - d whicfi 3,1. Persona assuring , who are desirous of paying the annual dl. a ENGLAND, WALES, and PART of SCOTLAND. from Jamaica; Ant, Watson. from St. Jago de hub's; k . ' Wallace,grown , from St. meta • Mr. ItHOUGH Aal thou ht that the Resolutions of the Hoe tiss been e s t a bli s hed upwards of Six Veers. For Ready Ilonoe premium upon their policy for a limited number of years only, on the Plan of Reichard's Itineraries; containing an account of all monds, from Oporto ; Sir 14 m. rather than during the whole continuance of life, may be so accent- the Direct and Cross Roads ; together with a Description of every and Mary, David, from the South Seas. Sailed the Arethitsa,Alunt, Member were of the utmost Importance. The mote, however, that mit no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully Inform the Nobility modated, the Directors having caused a Table of Rates to be ulcer. remarkable Place, Its Curiosities, Manufactures, Commerce, Po- for Haniburgh ; and Importer, Row, for Jamaica. he considered the subject of these Resolutions, the more he found ' r end Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for hued expressly for that purpose. pulation, and principal Inns; the whole fo rm i ng a comp l ete gu id e AI, [MORD . d u GE 'ea.-Arrived the Triune, Dunbar, from that there was a difficulty in legislating upon it in the manner M- the Benefit of industrione and ingenious Mechanics (who have large 4th. p ersons whose lives are assured by this Company are per. to • every object worthy the attention of Traveller,. Alexandria (Egypt), with f 165 bales of cotton wool for Liverpool, tended by the Hon. Member. He was aware of the evils of tit. . rimless. by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet mitted to pass by sea from one part of the United Kingdom to ii • Although numerous Road-books have from time to time ap- and furnished with a foul bill of health. Captain Dunbar reports, present system of appointing Committees on private Bills, but h a t Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper titan by any House in another, in decked vessels or steam boats ; and are also allowed Peered before the public, each professing to excel its predecessor. that while at Alexandria one of his boys was taken ill on board ; was not disposed altogether to approve of the nomination of Men ) by London, no other profit being re I ed• a tisfy the warehouse during peace to from British to any foreign port between the yet it is still a subject of complaint, that there is not one Compact in he was carried on time to the hospital, where in eight days ho died, • Majorities of that House, and principally for this reason-they a 1 cm T then .o s remand incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ- Texel and Brest, both inclusive, in vessels as before described, its form and lucid in its arrangement ; _that those at present pub- and it was supposed of the plague. knew how the Committees of that House were formed ; they wet- mint ...:i enable them to support their families, the number of whom without additional charge. liahed are either too bulky or tau confuse d-that they either contain .MIRAMICHI, MAY 27.-The Islas, bound to Prince Edward's formed by the majority of that House, and they all knew the slaw . appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. sth. A guarantee Capital of One Million Sterling having been much_more , or much le4 than the traveller requires. It has been Island and altramichi, was in the Gut of Canto 14thfestanf, with of parties sufficiently_ to know that there was it considerabl e m a i n _ From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are subscribed, assurers with this Company enjoy a parucipauon in the Editor a Run, in preparing this volume, to take a middle loss of foreeopmast, bulwarks , and part of her stanchions ; main- ray on the side of Minister. lie therefore objected to the in. in hopes of increasing that number. profit, without incurring the liability of loss. course ; and while he has endeavoured, on the one hand, to avoid topmast and mainyards sprung. creasing the power of the Crown, which would, in his opinion. be t - ; The following lea Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods 6th. Disputed claims may be referred to arbitration. all prolix details respecting uninteresting objects, he trusts that, on QUEBEC, Mar 23 .- The Nymph, arrived from Liverpool, saw the result of leaving the nomination of Committees to be decided warranted:- X. s. d. 7th. No entrance money, admission fee, or other official charge, the other hand, he has not omitted to notice any town, village, or the Hermit, Eadie, of Greenock, off Bird Island on the 16th by a majority. He would suggest, as a very useful imptoventent Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0 exacted. Nobleman's seat, worthy the attention of the intelligent traveller. instant, abandoned, water-logged, and in a sinking state• in these Committees, that they be left open to the public. The re- Tent ditto - • . . - 16 0 A bonus, amounting in most instances to twenty-five per cent. Printed for Samuil Leigh, 10, Strand ; and sold by all Book- - port of what took place there would check at least, if not preyetit. t Bordered Matress to fi t - - I 1 0 and in some to upwards of thirty per cent., on the premiums paid sellers. The London, Armen, strived in the Downs from Jamaica, sailed much of what was complained of in the conduct of those Commit- 111 31ahogany Drawers with solid ends - 13 0 within the seven years ending at Alichaelmae, 11118, has been de- This the 2d ult., and on the 16th, near the Dry Tortugae, fell in with a tees. The report would not, perhaps, be fully detailed la the Eight 31ahnicany Chairs - 66 0 clued on all policies of assurance erected in this O ffi ce for the is Publieh I.h d I day nan some y printed two Volumes /Ivo. with - piratical schooner of about6fty wax The Sarah Christina gaited London newspapers, but it would be circulated in the particular Mahogany Pembroke Table - - '2 0 11 whole period of life. a Map and s e ve n Engravings, Pnce If. 3%. boards, the second from Jamaica' , few dues before the London. The John Shand, districts in which en interest was taken upon the subject before the Farther Bel, free from dust and smell, FIRE DEPARTMENT. w Edition, careftilly revised and corrected, with a Table of Con- Planet, Rawlins, Kingstone. of Bristol, and several others, were consideration of the Coenniittee. Ile was the more diepueed to Te- net haul tents prefixed. of to sail a few days after she left. commend this course as he was of opinion that great g from X 2 12 0 to II e 0 L•ErTAL--4)XX 'MILLION. the Houle. Deawing.room Sofa, from 1.5 boto 7 7 0 let. A bonus of two.thirds the profit of fire assurance will be H ISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, un- The Hermit. of Greenock , has been seen in the Gulf of St. Law. arisen from the publicity given to the proceedings of t the majority of -, Ditto Bedstead - . . 3 8 0 divided, at the end of every five years, amongst the assured for devaken by the Emperor Nsnoleon in 1812. fence, with only her stern above water. through the press. Respect was certainly due to t h. ly Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards that period, in proportion to the amount of their respective Baur- By GENERAL COUNT PHILIP DE SEOUR. The William, Black, from Whitehaven to Richebucto, was lost that house, ho t ugh he (Mr. Bros Eau did not respect fin igb Mere would be A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing antes. Printed for Treuttel and Warta, Treuttel, Jun. and Richter, 30, in the ice near Msgdalen Islands the ith May. Crew and passengers re others (a laugh), yet he was satisfied that many th . • . Roams, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will tind it womb their 2d. A guarantee Capital of One Milli u n Sterling having been Soho-square. saved, done in that House, aye and many t h in g s persons aught well be mposnl upon t hese proceed- f ' attention. subscribed, usurers with this Company enjoy a participatMts in Of whom may be had, The Arcadia, of London, from the West Indies for Quebec, has ashamed of, were it not for the check i _ IR and the presence of suahgers. .. Homan Famished at a few days' notise, and Aporoosate in a profit, without incurring the liability of loss. The Sixth Edition of she French Original, in two vols. evo , been towed into Allramichl diecouted. logs by the supervision of the pro , ood e underst ) thought it 'amid be a , few lowa . 3d. Policies issued gratis to assurers of 3001, and upwards. price D. 2s. ;or with an atlas of four Portraits and two Views, The Catherine, Boothe/irk, ftem -, foundered in lat. 51, air. S. WORTLEY Ms w 1 front these Committees- . floods pecked and sent to all parts of England free of expense 4th. Looses uniformly paid by this Company with liberality and prior 11. Hs.-Also I. lonsr. 27. . desirable object to introduce an eppee Id be best effected by the 04tpoinDlictit of a r merle the matting. promptitude. HI S TOIRE de I. EXPEDITION de RUSSIE-Par be Mar, The Lord flungerford, for Bengal, and the Caroline. Campbell, which he thought You old Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in ?almond nth. Disputed claims may be referred to arbitration. quls de Chambray, Colonel tie Artillerie, 2de Edition, 3 vols. Oro- for New Brunswick, ran foul of each other off ()over on Wednaeday t Committee by ballot se e th at a eery g reat e b, ac k wou ld b e l Country; bed *tams diked. Notice is hereby given, That Policies of Assurante against Fire, avec tin atlas de Cartes et Plane, et 3 Vignette', 'erica of as , the latter Les returned to the Downie having loot bey fore-masts, 31r. CROistEll suggest __ ~ . p eat . of Mernkers on Uotrountsna on meat( B , lls if , , consul-rig. which expire at Midsummer, will become void, unless the Pre. II ISTPIIRE M ILITA IRE de la CA MPAGNE de AUSSIE bowsprit, head and eotwater, sod sustained other damage. upon the inattenti on standing order of the Haupt. which was pocan use, will enforced, ! T. ('order IJ. Wilson. IJ. Carter mium to renew the mine be paid go or before the 9th inst. en 1812.-Par le Colonel Boutourlin, Aide.de•Camp de S. M. Vesstx eiroxest - Wrret t-The Colombia, from Liverpool for a ea rnei t that the names of aueorlingrive Coroaittee should T. Hasler I J. Unett W. %Y hem. Proposals delietted it the Oast, and by tan ee no t eriee Amore l'Empereur de Ru5ge,....2 vole. aro, avec un Idea lonia*, price Calcutta , qui the Ilth ,b3stant, by the Washington, any= at . ./' dow n , ... Pow. ._ , ._ ,be slaty ta k en At Oral only DOW psi t o Pi Pi T/lIIRNJAGE, Agent. J. 4SLER Awful - 7. Fr am Courrea7. . 1111 . BURY, lies. 11. le& Liverpool. • 'i r. 4 . , been towed into Mirentichl distussted. The Catherine, Borthsitak, from foundered in lat. 51, long. 27. The Lord Bungsrforti. for Bengal, and the Caroline. Campbell. for New Btunsivicst, ran (tailor each other off Pores on Wednesday t the latter Las returned to the Down', having lost her fore-masts, bowsprit, head and cutwater, and sustained other damage. Vrasst. airbag w WM; t—The Colombia, horn Liverpool der Calcutta. en the Ilth .instant, by the Washington, arrived at LiverpooL