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Price 7d. • 1 . i alaggiat.... • - • L OFFICI OF ORDN4NCI, March -fa& THE Principal offi cer s oi4iMajedf: do jb e irice_lVes that Is will be at their 04os i s M•asitS, on or eSA RDAY, the /rum such Femme as , 11 , 1 be willing to orppty this with a quantity d Tlll k and DEALS, according we awl& cation which Ina, be obtained upon application at the Soopppy. Office in Pall-wok aforesaid. • The Tenders to be marked on the outside—" Tender haorbeber Deals." By order of the Board. W3l. GRIFFIN, Secretary. To Sail the first Week in April. OR BENGAL, with liberty to Lan , ' Passengers at 1: likens. the fast-sailing Tusk Ship LADY FLORA, THOMAS M‘DONNELL, Commander ; Burtheo 700 Tees. Lving io the West Indi a Export Dock. Vine Ship carries a Surgeon, and is elegantly fitted up fur Pas sengers. } or Freight or Passege apply to the Commander, at the JIMA. ' lam, Coffee House ; to Messrs. Cockerel!. Trail, sod Co., No, VI, Austin Friars; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. No. 14, Birchin-lane, Cymbal- _ - _ _ DARRATT i 111,mians. A COMMON COL'NCLI, boklamia_ Amt CRAM bm IIUILUHALI, of she On of LiaNDON,:ma the 18th Day of March, law • AESOLVED, , V qHAT it approving is mine Court, that ajthave c tlio Right Honourable thm - Diblimeellor of the Nitebeeiner ht amiss ananeous and cordiallsmtmerr, rezeired the Depotatieni% peaslilty Oak m C met wait IShl4 , with a copy its um mom Iltosolutims 'impacting +kw in the Asamoserrazeo, ind o sosombeisas, gives thaw that any altaration lOW for stro be meads la milk eo the abolition of smeb Tate, Ave had Leon ai . realy ' ' bt ll. n d analkat the eZ of lbe of the r PlPposaented •—adigfalliep PIiCGI4II KW TA lir INTELIdG IC N CZ . —am.— HOUSE 01 LORDS, FIIIDAY, MARCR l a b CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. prosented a petition from the cite of Waterford 'soar of Catholic ramocipaii4s, and a similar petition Loft a, in the county of Waterfoll..—.beid ou the table. The LORD CHANCEI.LOR presented N - peteikvi from the *mu of Ilevuly, M Yorkshire, againat Catholic Braancipatioo. The Noble Wt[ Learned Lord said he had another petition to pre wet on the same subject Amu Leicester, but as he dui net permit.° de hiller* GI the VGA " hemWr," he should defer its pewits,. tee for the warm. I dart DARNLEY patented a petition from the town of Prestos, *lithe county of teamster, is favour of Catholic kleounpatioen • • Lillie petitions were laid on the table IRliili BAHISII ASSESSMENT*, lad , 1$ PENCE& presented a pethiuo (ruin duiptrishionem of dp Pau of Two, complanning of the enormous anementatim of vestry sinaegmentt Earl DARNLEY ugh}, that the ,object wu one of very plod importance, and he shouldpropose that it be raflwred to t h e Com :Putt of Inquiry into the award Ireland; .14fereed to the Conunitta—. PAI!OCHI: .. March 7, 1828. i for the present be leadlrla itelld; Ili the alsolititis al' such Tara, --------- ia-OPI P ICI g iIANCE, March 7, 1826. DIORAMA,. REGENT'S I'ARK, re-opens on lor any part of them. Ate boil been already conceded by THE Pristipol (druers oLl segie s.itjesly's Ord . reamer do MONDAY NEXT, with the View of the Ruins of Holy. 1 the Bill mow before ts the further eontbseadoa a lim a, give Notice, that will be received at rood Chapel, et Monn.light Scene, painted by Mons. Duren,. ; the Astound Termite* of gle Window Tett, appears, ot s ee i o p i ll-mall, on or before TH IRSDAV, the . 94th Instant, EntgTht of tha Legion of Honour ; and Chartres Cathedral, painted from the almost universe/ • af tht national ?pinkie, mo. from mi d, persons as may be willing ew =Ply th is D7= by Mona. Brume, Knight, of the Legion of Honour. nitested by the numerous Pe tfoodpiesented to Parliament. to be wish 8,6001b5. a CURLED HAIR, moo for lilting ' Open from TOM lin Four. - contideted as a grievance, Imully.fallieg for redeem lijr itt and Bolster-caves. - whereby alone the Ppblie coo be protected flan the dew= The while ottsb atity to be delivered into Fiore , at she London BRITISH STONE AN D SLATE COMPANY. vexations produced In carry' the move into effect, and the house Mditary _Depot, rhino Ooe Montis from the date of the acesparice HZ PROSPECTUS anti NAMES eir the 'DI REC. lof the British &Alas restorto its ancient chemist, as; being his of the Oiler.. TORS will be ready in a few days. Io Ike meantime Ap. ' Csale, andfrepti from that Fired Intrusion, which his for so many The Tenders to be marked on the outside—" Tender ge parsed cadets foe Shares 1M continue to be receive/fp ileseraJlegars, years been weldtiverselly cumphined of: Thal under these eireatn- flair." By Order of the Beard, good, and Co.'s, Bankers, Clonseut's-lope, Lorntaltetrect ; stances,. It becomes the Imperials duty of this lCoart to spin avail W. GRIFFIN, Seeveod7:,..„ sod at Mows. Aadersoll and 'Williams, Solicitors, (a s edity.rosist, itseff of the earliest opportunity to renew its aPplirmlon to POMO- mA RI N B 11.0 — C IE T Y'S OFFICE, chtmeerfriatsm meat, for th eiota repeal of a Tax, envy,* odious jolts B t onorsoars.aeuttr, Moacn S. 18 diameter, end so oppre ss ive in ils”.sestion, and the coeducation 1116, TO THE WORRINO CLASSES, MA LE AN FEMALE or which, float t h e now prospers* abd peaceable state of the The ANNIVERSARY DINNER a the MARINE SO. • SERVANTS. AND THE PUBLI Country, appears to this Court to be wholly an CIETY will be bold at the Loudon Tams, on THURSDAY . HE ROYAL UNION ASSOCIAT ,3, Lan- ' -1 1 1 : 0 terg OITRORPS. dte 24th inst. at hall.paet Five precisely. eiligartflice, Wattatoo Bridge, under the Pattinage of his TO TANNERS OTiliddigp His . . Royal Highness She Duke of Clarence has most mode- scendey meow his hromadoo so be pum 4 And the Itigatibe. . 11 . Wines, the Dube of Vat. I* needy 100 Noblemen and the born for will tall the ( bait : • x rbasa iiim i ts or . Pa i trea olesteett t,. '0 .N Yoe • ,IsAMMISION of ALL Persons washing Ail astraata- A 'egos stashed of Tana . - • ' STZ WARD& - .. _ 11, 4 6. Tes vie ep timetmt , , . m . to .i .00--- Monday may have an opporunily of wit tam s on Oferiarot the ph Right Mo , Viscount Pal - WARM. Warshaw, Eed: Evenings. aly day during the ensuing week only, hawed, the hairs of twelve Captain lorkitrs, E.I.S. and two, at the Manufactory of Mr. M AIN WAR I NO, Engineer, mersten, M.P. ' Prospectuses gratis. Books of Rules and Tables 6d. The Right Hon. Admiral Lord S ir Peter ImorM AU communications to be made "To the Directors," postage Mands.place, Westminster, permission baring been obtained from Gambia, ti.C.B. Captain Wi ll iam Jones Lye, t ree. the Excise for that purpo s e. . ; o to .:1+ ur ~lpmiel \ d►e house being his so teeny eitearn sin avail PaTlia- Its - . ~ -r Xll I 11 4111 , 13=U to um tAonuolsoo. . 5 , 17 — pu1t1ic — ,,e";:",747 1 • PAROCHIAL AhStOMENTS. Lord HOLLAND presented a pet ' from the of the the Government to tilt parish of Tooting, in Surrey, prkeing for revision &the a re. ponies. These resosrl rating to Parochial Asaessmenti.-lAid - on the table. motion of the Chalet Mr. Mundy And several Members from the Wipe or c 0.,,, the Board or Trade a borsight up throe private Dilla . W .holl ware read a lit dale . public mind was greet ..' a A. • warrant*. toes in the 1 Os cbq madam of the 1117,7%&4416ioiraitiolritivief•n* die r7"1141""R nod 1511/inCtitte garb* fits nen nit dered to be coinmitted on /I oddity. Lied cARRERRY moved that an kumblaittalresa he pee. " 1. the fnanig fi" " 111 seated to his Majesty, praying that his Mama, would be pleased t eemai " oi. tm " 4. , ne ! to order certain Returns relative to the poor in Ireland to b; laid ""‘"e rroPoems one in minim about to ho fin . 4 ciVi* -~ - I the Excise for that purpose. All further information mar he obtained by applying to Alcor,. bordham, Pumice, and Freeth, Solicitors, 63. Lincoln's Inn-tielAs, or to Mr. P. IL Abbott, Agent to the Patentee, 6, Wa!brook buildings, London. The Eight _ _ (iambics, G.C.B. Lail° Alexandq, Esq, Capt. Jonathan Binh, E.T.S. Omega Bridges, Esq. Alder man. M.P. Robert Chapman. Esq. ilodisey Downs, Esq. Andrew Mtge, Esq. M ajar Forrest. E.I S. Stephen ( boom F , Esq. John Hartshorne, hag. Laurie spin William Jones Lye, B• N• Richard 3lountford, Esq. John Henry Nelson. Esq. ,Cantain Richards, R.N. Stephen Vex ; Thornton, Esq. John Fain — itmins, Erg. Charles ilatimden Turner, Esq. Vesables, Esq. Alderman. James Walker, Eq. before their Lordships. , Lord CLIfHEN thought Ow some assistance or (Aker should be given to the poor in Ireland, and that it wat a sacred duty nu their Lordships to du so. If something were not done numbers must materially perish. Earl DAHSLEY said he was aware of the horror with which the Poor. Laws were regarded by the Irish landed proprietors gene rally. He for one thought that any thing like the English Poor Laws would sever answer the purpose In Ireland. But be thought that sonic provision should be mode for the Irit:a poor, and that they should not be suffsreii to die from wain. Ile was Awatc. tha. among all classes in that country there was a strung disposition to relieve those who were in distress, and that ninny did not die from want ; but he also knew that such deaths did sometitnet occur, and that they should beprrrehted. IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA TION. The PROPRIETORS are informed, that the DEED of ASSO. CIATION has been approved by the Directors, and is ready for SIGNATURE, and that it will remain at this Office for that purpose, from the 23d inst., for 31 days, within which period the Deed must be signed by the Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture of the payment already made. The Hours for Signature will be from Tom to Three each day. Sundays excepted. Proprietors residing at a distance may sign - by Power of Attorney, the form of whtcb may be had at the Office, N 0.9, Throgrnorton.street. February 21, 1825. LEWIS LEWIS, Jun. Secretary. - SILK TRADE. BA DNALL'S PATENTS for WINDING and THROWING SILK. In consequence of tha numerous Applications respecting the Ma chinery under the above Patents, all Persons wishing to Contract fur the Use of the came, are desired to apply to News. Lowdltam Parke, and Free h, Solicitors., 63, Linedn'o-Imatelds, Landon: who are solely authorised to treat for the name. 'THOMAS KING, Secretary. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE. OFFICE, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. Pies! DENT SYR TRUSTEES. The Duke of RUTLAND. The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON. Earl GREY. • Lord BRA YBROOKE. Lord KINO, ke. &e. die. DIRRCTORS. J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. Hots. Thos. Parka Francis Coast, Esq. Sir Henry Pynn Sir John Doyle, Bart. Lieut.-Col. Samwell Sir George Duckett, Bart. James Sedgwick. Esq. Sir John Somme Walter Strickland, Esq. Sir John Harrington. Bert. Sir W. E. Welbv, Ban. Sir S. B. Morland, Bart. M.P. Sir Robert Wilaim, M.P. &e. eye. &c. Capital—A Million Sterling and upwards. The Profits are divided amongst those who now insure, as well as the original Members, in just proportion to their respective pay. (Ono. In the Fire Office, Returns, during the last eleven years, to the amount of 47,000/., have been paid to all persons who have con tinued insured seven years, upon annual as well as septennial PO-. Hetes, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. In the Life Office, Bonuses of 13/. Os. and 261. 12s. per cent. have been divided during the last fourteen years ; and other very pecu liar advantages are afforded. A T a Meeting of the Sobseribers and Friends of the A ASYLUM FOR SCROFULA, &a. held at No. 32, Sack silk-sweet, Piocadillv, March 17, 1825 ; Vice-Admiral Sir JOSEPH YORKE, R.C.B. 51. P., in the Chair; It was proposed by the Rev. Josia:i Allport, seconded by R. H. 510etagu, Esq. That the Report now read be app and printed, under the direction -•• • ' ' • the g' Speddinl It was proposed by John Harris, Esq. seconded by John &volley Wilson, Esq. That the most respectful thanks of ibis Meeting be given to his Royal Highness the I)nke of York. the Patron of this Society, for the honour of his continued patronage of this Institution. It was proposed by Admiral Maitland, seconded by Mr. Frederick hlarcb, That this Meeting is highly encouraged by the received informa tion presented by the Committee respecting the efficacy of the sys tem of medical treatment introduced by Mr. Whitlow ir.to this country ; that on the experience of the great benefits derived from this Institution since its establishment, this Alerting is of opinion the success has been such as to consider the Asylum and mode of trestmeet adopted for the cure of Scrofula and Glandular Diseases well deserting of public support es a permanent Charitable Intel- And that instead of the first article in the Rules, the following be inserted :--" That an Asylum be established to provide Patients &filleted with Scrofula or Glandular Affections with the means of ;chef, on the system introduced into this country by Mr. iVhitlaw." It was proposed by Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Dowson, That the thanks of this Altering be presented to the Right Ho. assails or Honourable the Vice-Presidents of this Institution, foe the honest conferred by their continued patronage and support. It was proposed by Mr. Al illar, wooded by Henry Garrett King, That Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.B. 31. P. is entitled to the wannest thanks of this Meeting. for his kindness in presiding on the proem occasion, and for the constant attention he has paid to else lotereeek of this Institution. AT a Public MEETING convened by the Bailiffs of the Borough of TAUNTON, and held on Thursday the 3d last. for the purpose of taking into consideration the effect which the proposed CANAL from STOLFORI) to BEER is likely to have upon the Trade and Interests of Taunton, and of adopting such measures in relation thereto as may be then deemed expedient: The BAILIFFS in the Chair: On the motion of Jamn Bunter, Esq. seconded by Wm. Sing. lake, Esq. it was resolved, with we dissentient only, That ► Ship Canal from the Bristol Channel to the English Channel will be of great advantage to the Town of Taunton, pro vided there be a direct communication from the same to the said Town. On the motion of James Bunter, Esq. seconded by George Stone, Esq. it was unanimously resolved, That a correspondence be opened with the Committee of Ma nagement of the Grand Ship Canal, with a view to secure such a On the motion of Dr. Kinglake, seconded by Mr. Shillibecr, it was resolved unanimously , . . . That this vested interests of the inhabit►nts of Taunton in the navigation of the River Tone, should be protected and se cured in the amngemtnts made for securing such communication. On the motion of Mr. John Young, seconded by IL. J. Leigh, Esq. it was unanimously resolved, That in o►der to promote these desirable objects, a Committee, consisting of the following Gentlemen, be appointed, viz. : The Bailiffs Richard Meade W. Kinglike R. Beadon John Pinchard Charles Poole Robert Kinglike John Liddon Wm. 8. Stone John Young, Esqrs. lake James Bunter I Dr. Singh Henry James Leigh Dr. Blake Fire of whom shall be a Quorum ; and that they be requested to take such steps as may appear to them needful, and to report their proceedings to a future 3leetlng. (Signed) WM. CHAS. COX, 1 Bailiffs of the JOHN BLUETT, 1 Borough. The Bailiffs having left the Chair, it was unanimously resolved— That the Thanks of the Meeting are due to the Bailiffs for their readiness in convening the Meeting, and their able and impartial conduct in the Chair. 1 LUCESTI:R SPA.—Messrs. WASHBOURN and 11l - KERBER beg to return their best thanks to those numerous and distinguished patrons who have already honoured them by their support. Agreeably to the intention which was announced in a prevron, address to the public, they purpose paying their respects to the inhabitants and vbritors of Gloucester without further delay; arid ,hould that share of encouragement be given to them which they presume to expect, it is their determination to commence s the regent season on a Kale of liberality which will place the amuse merle tithe Gloucester Spa un an equal footing with those of most othry watering places. The Band of the North Gloucester Militia is engaged, and will nerd every morning from seven ti ll nine o'clock, and three even 'nevi in the week as towel. The Sravon will commence on Monday, the 2tt of May, when a Itreskt . arrt will be given, the particulars of which will be dole announced. Oloucrster, March 16, lalb. - airection of the Committee, and t t the following Gentlemen be he Committee foe the year ensuing ; Robert Ackermann Frederick March Sean. JoulesDutton . t i lliatltir • ?ions - ' • Matthew CriviTord Emerson Dowsion Sam. Stock Rev. Alex. Fletcher John Thornton, 31. D. Alexander (ireig Admiral Williams 11.:nry Husband Rev. John Gushy Admiral Maitland Rev. David Buell Res. Spending Curwen Jar.ics Gairdner. - - - - - -- LONDON AND MANCHESTER EQUITABLE LOAN COMPANY. HE DIRECTORS of this Company have resolved that the time for Payment of the further Call of Thirteen Wings on each Share (which is in addition to the Seven Shillings already paid) shall bei extended to MONDAY NEXT, when the Subscribers are requested to pay the same to Sir John Peering, Bart. and Co. Bankers, Comhill, or their Shares will be forfeited, and the Shares allotted to new Applicants. By order of the Directiws, CHARLES KAYE, Solicitor to the Company, Dyer's-buildings. Holborn. CANAL GAS ENGINE COMPANY.—At a Meeting of the PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE, held on FRI DAY, the 18th day of March instant, It was Resolved,—That a Premium of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS be given for the best Model that can be all CCCLI. apylied to adapt Mr. Brown's PATENT GAS-VACUUM ENGINE to the purposes of Boat and Barge Navigation, such Model exemplifying the Power when applied to the head, stern, or sides of the Vessel, both in shallow and deep water, as in Canals and Rivers; and also that a Premium of FIFTY GUI NEAS be given for the second beat, and TWENTY-FIVE GUINEAS for the third best Models. Persons wishing to view Mr. Brown's GAS-VACUUM ENGINE for the above purpose, mar apply for Cards of Ad mission, one day previously, to the Secretary., Mr. James Flo rence, No. 33, Finsbury-square ; and persons sending Models arc requested to place some 'blotto on a conspicuous part thereof, corresponding with a Motto in the Letter or Envelope containing the Name and Address of the Candidate. Models to be sent to 31t. Florence on or before &turd'', the 30th day of April nest, es the Provisional Committee will meet on the 2d May, to determine on the merits of than which may be so forwarded. By order of the Provisional Committee, JAM E 3 I hORAPPCE, Secretary. 33 v FiD4uri:!o2rUal3.llrchl 122 k . * - BRITISH DISTILLERY COMPANY . FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, to be raised in Ten Thousand Shares of 301. each ; 21. per Share to be paid on Subscription 3L when the Deed of Settlement is signed ; and the residue in mils not exceeding W. each, of which due notice will be giver.. DIRECTORS. --. ..._ Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. — A{ alter Alex. rrqnhardt, Esq. Elmond Rates, Esq. David Cannan, Esq. John Barrett Lennard, Esq. John Waller, Esq. Benjamin Ricardo, Esq. Mango Slilmore, Esq. Thomas Kearsey, Esq. James Chabot, Esq. James Arbouin, Esq. Jacob George IVrencb, Esq. BANKER/I.—Messrs. Barclay, Trkton, Bevan, and CO. SOLICITOR —Mr. Spun, 49, Lothbury. The solicitude of Government has long been evinced towards the encouragement of the British Distilleries. The Agricultural and Colonial Interests have both been advanced thereby. and the pro posed reduction in the Excise Duties. on British Spirits of from 10s. &I. per gallon to fis. per gallon, if distilled front Grain, and Ss. if distilled front Shalt, being computed at nearly One 'Million per annum, more decidedly declares the views of Government in sup port of those important interests, and must necessarily create a very considerable increased consumption. The observation is confirmed by an Abstract of the net produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, for the year eliding 6th January. 1826; whereby it appears, that the total amount of Excise Duties on " British Spirits," was the enormous sum of nearly Three Millions, being an Increase of more than 250,000/. on British Spirits for the preceding year, and I-6th greater increase than on any other article. The advantages arising from the employment of Capital in Dis tillation is well known to be considerable, and the object of the present Company will be to give to its Proprietors a liberal remu neration for the Investment, whilst at the same time they will be enabled to supply the Public with such articles on such terms u must insure its success. The Company is therefore fur the Distillation of Spirits from Grain, Malt, or Colonial produce. The C.ontal of 500,000!. to be divided in Ten Thousand Shares cf 501. each. An Instalment or Deposit of 2!. per Share to be paid imme diately into the hands of the Bankers. The Company will be conducted by Twelve Directors, including the Chairman and Deputy-Chairman,. Four of whom shall form a Court ; Three to go out annually, and thenceforward the same number. The Directors going out arc eligible to be re-elected. The number of Auditors Two. The qualification of a Director shall be Thirty Shares. Ditto of an Auditor, Twenty. Four Shares to have I Vote. Twelve ditto ditto 2 Vote*. Twenty and upwards ditto 3 Votes. Persons may transfer their Shares with the consent of the Court of Directors, and no Proprietor of Shares can be admitted till ap proved of by the Court of Directors ; and every new Proprietor to ere( ute a proper Instrument, binding himself to make all future payments, and to observe the Rules and Regulations of the Com pany. The Company shall not assume to act as a Corporate Body, or otherwise contrary to law, and provision , ' shall be contained in all engagements made on behalf of the t'ompany, that no Shareholder shall be subject or liable beyond the unpaid amount of his Share. A General Meeting of the Proprietors to be held in the month of May, 1826, and subsequently annually. The Court of Directors to be at liberty to employ such Agents as they shall think necessary, and reward than for their services it their discretioo. A Deed of Settlement to be prepared, and, when approved by the major part of the Director; to be deemed the proper Deed fo r car rying the objects of the Company into effect. It Is to contain all such regulations, covenants, provisions, powers of reference to ar bitration, forfeiture of sham, alterations, provisions for the in crease o f capital of tie Company to any further sum not exceed ing 1,000,000/., and of the Shareholders thereof ; also for the disso lution of the Company, and such other clauses as the Directors, or the major part in number of them, shall deem necessary and ex pedient for that purpose. The Deed will also give power to the Directors for allowing to Dealers in British Spirits, Shareholders in the Company, a con tinued and extended special cr_slit, proportionate to and on security of the capital of such class of Shareholders, and to muke such al. lowances to them as may be thought advisable by the Directors, and to the interest of the concern ; thus insuring an increased and valuable connection to the Company, and to such class of Share holders obvious advantages. The Deed to be executed by every Proprietor within one calm- dar month after notice shall be given of its being ready for ewe cution, on penalty of forfeiture of the instalment or deposit of V. Per Share, and a all the Proprietors' right and interest in the Com pany • bat the Directors may (on suf fi cient cause aim to than) have Ate power of remitting the forfeiture. The Company not to be dissolved, except upon such terms sad in such manner as shall be provided for in the Deed of Settlement. N.B. No application for Shares will be melted after Four o'Clock This Day. DINING-ROOM CHAIRS AND CURTAINS. 110 BE SOLD, for little more than half their value, 'Four Itundred and Sixty Dini-g-room Chairs, covered wilb real Spanish morocco of every colour, and some with horse-hair seat 4; with them are to be sold Curtains for Eighty Windows, consisting of morine Spanish cloth, and twelve pair of very sup! _ rior auk for very large Windows ; to be seen at NIAS and Co. 's, &2, Berners-street, Oxford-street. THE QUARTERLY RE V IE W, No . LIM was published on FRIDAY. day, Ova AN INQUIRY into the PLANS, PROGRESS, and POLICY of the AMEKICAN MINING COSI PANIES. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-44reet. This day is published, in avo. saith Eight Plates. Igr. TRAVELS in the TIMANNEE, KOORANKO, and 5001.131 A COUNTRIES. in Vi'estern Africa. By Major ALEX. GORDON LAING. Priorul for John Murray. Albernarle.atreet. This day, ityo los CORRECTED REPORT Of the SPEECH of the Right Hon. GRORGE CANNING, in the House of Com mons. mi Tuesday, Feb. 15, 1835, on the Motion for leave to bring in a Bill for the Suppresaiou of ("Manful Associations in Ireland. Printed for John Slurray, Albemarle street. hour rola. Bvo. 21. Bs. Third Edition, corrected, revised. and con siderably augmented, HISTORICAL MEMOIRS of the ENGLISH, HUSH, and SCOTTISH CATHOLICS, since the Re. formation ; with a Succinct Account of the Principal Events in the Ecclesiastical History of this Country antecedent to that Period, and in the Histories of the Established Church, and the Dissent ing and Evangelical Congregations; and some Historical 31inutes re-Truing the temporal power of tho Popes ; the Separatist. from the Church of Rome before the Reformation ; the Society of Jesus ; and the OuelFhic Family. 4lby e AUTEER, a. , • Printed for John Memity, Albemar r le-sgtreet. This day is radiated, in 3 yolk. 12a30. price 180. bawds. A PEEP at the PILGRIMS in 1636.—A Tale of Olden Times. Printed foe Gen. B. 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Lord CLIFDEN said that the Noble Lord merited much praise for the seal with which he had introduced this Bill, and carried it through the House. He believed that its erects on the country at large would be most beneficial. SCOTCH JUDICATURE BILL. The Report on the Scotch Judicature Bill was received and agreed to; and was ordered to be engrossed and road a third time on Monday. ASSESSED TAXES' BILL. The Assessed Taxes' Bill went through a Committee, and was reported. Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FaIDAI, M.acii Mt BERKELEY PEERAGE. Sir W. GU/SE presented a petition from W. Fitshardinge Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle, in the county of Gloucester, praying that he may be heard by Counsel against the Bill now in progress through the House for settling die Berkeley Peerage.—Referred to thaCommittee. _EQUITABLE LOAN B4NL Mr. C. CALVERT presented a petition - from eerkin Intlirkluals in Southwark, in taw NI. of the Lquitabk Loan Bank Company. The Hon. 3lenib r atil he felt it to be his duty to present this pe tition, although he could not support ita prayer.—Laid upon the table. Poitions were presenrrd from St diles'a by Lord A LTHOIT from the wvermen of the River Thames sad the watchmen of the Metropoliy by Mr. DOUGLAS; and from the tailors of the Metro. polls by Mr. No, in favour of the Equitable Loan Bank Com pany. ST. LUKE, CHELSEA On the moon of 31r. S. WHITBREAD, the Bill for erecting a new Church in the pariah of St. Luke, Chelsea, was read a fret time. NEW BRIDGE., CHESTER. On the motionofOen Dill for erecting a New Bridge over the River Dee, in Chester, and for making ap proaches ant! other improvements connected with the tame, was read a first time. BERMONDSEY DOCK. On the motion of Mr. 11. SUBINER:tIie Bermondsey Doek Bill was read a first time. INUNDATIONS IN PORTSEA. Mr. JARVIS presented a petition from the inhabitants of Port. sea, praying the House to grant them such relief u in their judgment might stem fitting to their - -it distress.—Laid on the table. A Ktgi rn :l. CANAL. Mr. JARVIS presented another petition from Nese& in favour of the Arundel Canal. Mr. LOCK HA RT moved the second rethingof the St. Andrew's, Holborn. Ratesßill. __ Lord t'OLKSTONE opposed it, and moved that it be read a second time that day Rix months. Mr. T. WILSON said the whole rates of this parish Amounted to 13,M. • year, and oat of that them had been a loss of 1,580/. arising from the NI. a-year houses. As the law at present stood, the owners of these small houses were bound to pay the rates. The rich had therefore been the defaulters, as the law was intended to be that the occupiers were to pay, and the poor to suffer for any inability to comply with the Pari sdemands. The rich supported this Rill—the poor opposed it ; and he thought it better to stop any farther expense on either side by voting for the amendment. Mr. LOCKHART said that the losses mentioned by the 31 em ber for the City of London Mr. T. Wilson, had not p:oceeded from any default upon the part of the rich, but from the manner of collecting the rates. In that parish they were bound to collect them quarterly, not immediately, as was the car= in other parishes so that it frequently happened the occupier of one of the small houses, removed before the collector went round to receive his dues. The Hon. Member argued strongly in favour of the Bill. Mr. HORHOUSE opposed it. After a few words from Mr. BYlfO, Alderman WOOD, Mr. Hums, sad Mr. SYKES, the House divided— For the Bill - - 39 Against it - 23 Majority for the second reading 18 The Bill TM then read a first time. __ ____ ____ MR. DUBOIS. .. . . Mr. HOBIIOUSE said he claimed the usual indulgence of the House while he took leave to bring to its recollection some circum stances which had been mentioned in the debate upon the Pasco Peruvian Company. The Honourable Member tOr Weymouth bad in that debate charged a bl r. Dubois with having entered into a base conspiracy against the Company, and yesterday evening reiterated his assertions, by declaring that they did not allude to Mr. Wm., Mat Mr. James Ditlois, against whom he degla-nd them still to apply in the strongest manner. in answer to this he (Mr. Hobboase) had received a letter from this Mr. James Dubois, which be would take leave to read to the House. He did not pledge himself for its accuracy, nor wes he answerable for its statements, but he thought it right that the individual aspersed should be beard in his defence. The letter stated, " Oct he, Mr. J. Dubois, was sorry to trouble him being unknown to him , but that he hoped he would pardon the liberty he had taken from a consideration of his earnest desire to free himself from unfounded imputation. He denied that he had ever published any thing in a newspaper, and declared that he had been offered one thousand new shares in Mr. Fry's Pasco Peruvian 'inject if he would give up his opposition to it." He (Mr. Hobhouse) did not pledge himself, he repeated, for the accuracy of this statement, but he thought it fair that the individuals hould be permitted to reOly to what had been advanced against him. Mr. F. BUXTON said that Mr. Dubois had asserted tp did not publish any thing in the newspapers ' • but he had not an iwere d t h e accusation that he had used his efforts against the Company in other ways. He had charged him with offering for twenty shares to withdraw his opposition to the project. awl by publishing all the truth to ensure the rise of the shares. That charge he begged to repeat, upon the authority of two of the most eminent merchants of the City, and Major Hin e, a well-known off ter, who were present at the interview. If it should turn out that this should be a base conspiracy by these two individuals and this officer or Talk against the character of Mr. Dubois, he would be one of the first to repro bate it in the strongest tennis the English langoage could dictate; but if it should turn out, as he believed it would, that all he had asserted with respect is Mr. Dubuili was true, then he would say that this letter warranted him in applying even stronger tams than be had before used in expressing its contempt and disgust when he spoke of the conduct of that gentleman. --"miallaginiNia • LIVERPOOL itA.ILitiAV. Mr. IL W I LBRA HA flf reesertied a peddle frees aerials veil eons in Lancashire against the Levelled MA Monchonw NH ilt• • INEVita OPOLIT.AN WATER COAIPANY. '`. Mr. BY NG presented a petition frier site West Middlesex Slt ler Company against the Metropolitan Water-work.. . - BRITISH GAS-LilifiT 440,115 PA NY. su On the motion ot Loot I.OWTEI ER, , tits British Gs-Ii Company Bill witionsaa' wino lint, % • • • LONDON NEW CORN-11XCHANGE. , - On the motion or Mr. (:UllTli IS, the Rill few the erection 414 more commodious Cure-hwzieitee in the Ciwy of Lor,doe was we * second timo. MILK COMPANY. Ala. T. WILSON presented a petition signed by 44 ape: iteepe,g of the City of London *gains tha new Company shod, to be esiahlished foe aillMg milk. Mr. ItOldl.ll(l'SG..s: said a kw words which were inaudible* the Irallery. Mr. G it ENPEIib emitted the Lord Clatneeilor did one WOW the promise otade by him et introducing same law to rerilatitd Joint Stock Companies that weredaily set.or foot. Th., eitreps increasing Minn Ally to day, and fuel re..ebed to mu+ a hei~ to make sense isw With reepeet to them needs-nary. He enreeetediSill Majesty's Minlstees is take the matter into their ennsiderallehr The_public were deeplx interested in it, and had f right to *kg ' - .tiernment to take ionic ;effectual steps to reatrairothese Cog , 'e remarks be threw out drat he rivieht rail the Chadoiline al. the Erichemier and rim Vieille,* f 4 1 . A the stafejst. 4s the can: then assmet ittla aghlired ; axes- tame M t he !mild l ain , st Citp yew in a gressatese of unctetaiizss I looksit arta . i...us/g, ta,Miniesette fee • trills/is, (Hilliest was no ditnin aye &too ; go: a ',..gle di). elapsed withonoWn tw Company, ' On that vary day no less (bag . made to hint to Menne connected with Cows - . ponies about to be formed. Insiiied not a day in the week, Sunday excepted. paved without wine such rvoposol. He begged to join Ms Honourable Friend in the call inside by him on his Maiesty's Ministers. They ought to do something to check the evil. -H. was well aware that the task was difficult ; bet when projects so ridiculous and &brunt were going forward interference became ab solutely necessary. Mr. HCSKISSON said, that after the call which had bre* made on him he maid not but make a few observations eta the subject. He thought, however, that those acquainted with the evil ought to be the first to interfere. As to the legality , 1 these Companies, if any doubt existed on that bead, IA the matter be brought into the King's Courts of lotw, and the' question wield be soon set it Ten. • Until that was done, or instil it was distinctly stated what the doubt wee, he surely would trot be fairly called out to interfere. In the mean time, he would be toast happy to assist any person bringing a law on the subject bettne the House. If no 31ember interposed in this way, let it at all events be distinctly stated what the doubt as to the lair wasilet it be die tinctly stated to lilm where the ern rested, and then he should be in a condition hi eonsider the subject. At presser he was prepared to say, that if any Company 'wanted extraordinary power, Parlia ment should at once stop it. From that view of the subject, he had Mit Session narrowly watched the Bill for incorpmuting these Corns paniest--he had his attention directed to them in every stage of their progress through Parliament. He would mill continua his vigilance, and apprise the House whenever be discovered anything in a BM to give the Company extraordinary power, or less,:ii its pecuniary liability. If he were asked what the law then was as to partnerships, he most answer, that with the excepiion of par . t_ nen in a bank, the number of whom could not legally exceed sin, Fe saw noshing in the law to prevent any emmiaer of petsess, however great, from associating to terry on any business whatever. He must not be understood by that to sanction io the most remote degree the introduction of such numbers to a part nership ; indeed the policy of the cotntnevcial world had hitherto wisely limited the bomber of partners, until the rage for open-. Winn hrd broken through these prudent rules. So far had that gone that now they had besides milk companies, nut coinpanits, aye. nod ere believed brick-brat companies too. (A laugh.) 11. $ tingly reprobated such 'system, which interfered so much a ith etc ordinary concerns of trade. lie was however sure, such a state IS things could not last long—he was sure the good sense of the cotin.• try would soon point out the folly of such a course. It was idle as think for a moment that Companies, oonstituted ps these new eels were, vuld compete with the anxiouil• -attendance and careful watchfulness of private Corollaries. It was monstions to put alli their negligence in competition with the skill and enterhrire ot indni ✓iduals.ot put in competition the active industry of individuals *ft. `the earelosness s,al ignorance of subscriliers, many of whom tile not know more than the name of that Company from which they expected to realise large fortunes. 'i hey expected largei milts from their speculation th an those who had devoted all their inttlli greice, nay, even their lives to the mercantile pursuit Aitili2s sd.bia bog* the' tlic lovel *Mae -1 1( w 4 b& r forlf Cl wool at last prevail, aria the y would wi.nulaw th= from that ruinoussystem of speculation. (Hear.) Many of t b . Gem; ponies had not *shadow of chance of success. He regretted that there was no legal remedy to assist the yetitioners in the pr ; cent iP... stance. He was wiry there Was nothing to protect them in dude honest industry. The Hight Hon. Gendemen, after some theshee obs-rrations, said, he wished the set of gentlemen who had horned themselves into the Company against which the petitioa was pre sented had left the milkmen to themselves. With respect to th• wish that had been expressed for the introduction of a law on tilt subject of Joint Stock Companies, f,,r his part he would pi ere; lass, ing the ditet se to cure itself. (Cries of Hear, bear.) 'l'he Right Hon. Gentlemen concluded by e:pressing a wish that any uucer minty that then existed as to the lew, mint as soon as o.lissible to removed, as well for the parties themselves i. 9 for the put1:1 1 (Hear, hear.) ' Mr. Alderman BRIDGES defended the Milk Company. ' Air. T. P. GRANT thought nothing could be more wouitseire to the putlie good than the introduction of some measure on the tut,- jeet of Joint Stock Companies. Something should be dode se pro, hibit the transfer of shares. At present person, became sabsorlbaro to a Company, and the very instant their shares were dtspeeeb:e, they sell them. The petition was then ordered to be printed. PROVINCIAL BANK S. . Mr. S. RICE preAcated a petition from Limerick in fovea"" provincial banks.—Ordered to he printed. TITH • On the motion of Mr. Alderman BR IDOES, the St. Oirtre`e Tithe Settlement Bill was reed a mend COUNTY COURTS BILL. A petition woe presented from the Steward of the Warm.Me Court of West Derby in fareur of the County Courts BIM • ATTORNEYS' TAN. Mr. 31 AXWE LE itteaen petiTicniirahast th Attorney,' Tax. A similar petition was prerroted from Selkirk.. \%INDOW TAX. N. CAI A'ERT presented ■ petition from the ratiliti of Ware against the Window Tax.—Otdered m he printed. REMSTE AR'S OFFICE. Mr. fIUME mcyrd for a Return of the fces received at this office for the reg't , :creg of propcity, in LtelLysed, MiAdiesey,thi: tioguishing the manner in which the fees were disposed. The ge.. turn was to incht.le the last three years. The Hon. Member said, the petition was preparatory to a measure for assimilating the *7g. tent of registering throughout the country. It was suggested to the lion. Membir to include Ireland M bi s motion. Sir J. NEWPORT said it was unnecessary, as Returns of a similar nature had been made from that country. The Returns were then ordered. CATHOLIC ('LATHS. Mr. GOUI,BI4i - presets Jed a petIWOI; from the Dent ads; Charer of Peterborough against the claims of the Roman Ceiths/.. lies.—Ordered to lie on the table. BANKRUPT LAWS. Mr. S. RICE prtoented o petition from the corporate body In. titled the Limerick Chamber M . Commerce ' praying Icr a reimicsa of the Laws reinting to Bankrupts .— Ordere d to be printed Mr. COURTENA presented a similar petition from Exeter. THE FISHERIES. Mr. W. SMITII brought up a Report from the Society for ex. tending the fisheries. 7 9rdered_to be . ..l,ld_on the table. CORN RETURNS. Mr. HUSKISSON rnsis in come quenccof something which had fallen on a previous evening, when the name of a Hentleman el tremely well known was introduced in a manner which was caned. laced to excite an impression in no degree warranted_ by the fasts. A return was made of a large quantity of corn said to have Cam sold in the town of ipawich. The local inspector having mad, some Inquiries, which induced him to believe that wows Inn soli that day in the town of Ipswich by any thereson of the luaus of Scott, tire return was therefore struck out ;was no Mason to suppose that Mr. Scott was concerned in the fraud, be was well known u a corn-dealer, and it was extremely Impudent to make a return in his name. When representations were made to dna is. Spector in London he amended the returns which had bees Made. He (Mr. Iluskisvon) did not mean to contend that it visa vital right of the local inspector to return the name of Me. Claude cott without having made any personal inquiry ; bid the elm, in Lon don had done all which lay in his waft to remedy ay. grieTt.7l.T, hy amending the return as soon us li.: hail been appi.til oi. ..•c• Huakisson considered this explanation necessary, as c• did not happen to have been present when the subject was mc:.“:cid 'by the lion. Member for Wareham (Mt. Colcraft). SM A 1.1. DEBTS I? ECOVEII V BILL. Lord A. lIA NIILTON moved di v .M• sisioq 1),D:- Re:overy , liillahauld b: l'Cletr,fl to a SOICCI. C,11 , 1 ittee.--Orderea. COLONIA I. TR A TM:. Mr. 111 7,SK l::SON gave notice i h.! he a.-. 11.1 me: , o: Monolog t n wa c ,k, x ue t l , di n t emit h o a t cri t ,i l , l: i,hi i , : : ::: t, l ,, , : . : . nen 6 t h h : e l 4 l o t .it i :t.h r.. o ^ ..n l l , l 4 ; l4, i: th e: : 1, 1 . nfolo: the be a irt l , : .c.. ) lo i7 :44.. i e tt slmmti ee, ), i: ..4iir and reserve I l i a ohs. i Va'to 11 on the at"trral trlAti Ada,. commtrTrr. or tittsif . - „,,,,,,. Upon the motion of Mr. 00121,81.tkuq. , ups t h e ai s• -•=.6,_ w... Rohe itself into a Committee of Supply-- • ' i. . ; Mr. HUME cote to reeommz6V i t i dnn wa ,„ ; „,„ Commissioners of Inquiry wan ea I , 1 1 1 i 14 4 1 , , 1 ! 1 ;\ 1' i il t ( , ,i 0 4 1 i i t. i I. . . , i 1 • - • • I I • 4 I