The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

. . , • , ... •••••._. • , 4 4 *, -i - •_ 1 0 • • ... -- •41•• - ' I ir• •,.. : ',. •'l ~;•! ' I i" 1 7:1 a ii , ‘,./.,,.,,,,.1'k, . . -- -41 1 4 1 ( 'i. " \ k, 4. • k '' 4 . • ,4. , . . • . • . • . , - - • • 'SVM e" , • . 4 • . • 'MA:I' 2#, 1822. LOBIDOM TUE $D A : • - OP" - LfirriaN All in thf 11•14. pot ITD.VIT dii4 on oile-5441,14r “ T►e Cease F ~~ Pataz Paget lining. Minuets, Gavottes. sad fashionable DANCING. taught by r•street, Bolden-squere. Private ought nr incomplete pupils of any expedition. As etiodemy every inn. Also an geodesy for children day afternoons. A prattles! sub- Monday evening. eorauteeels, shoots attended. Youth cleaned Ire. oiler whisk ihe Homisrenuesed.iiii au, sill wr wasi4 to be mietud with the Amoodaseatil„ The &est. BLESINTION peolpmeed the Comealtrelt istbelidah.lttemis Registry Bill till Thu/Bday neat. : . itig CA TIMILIC PIERS. _SfiG.ur g so. atteadmi by shoat fifty it sihty Mew .iiiil,wboas In ietiilMl Sir MMUS A g l a ia. Me . Mr. W. W. Wynn, brought ap the Ow 'thole `Bill from the Comatose. • ' . no Due of PORTLAND mewed that it be read w ;Ira dna Tbo tielstiolt having been pat and agreed to anti the' 'Sill rood a Arm tiro,. The Doke of PORTLAND liked the second read ing tithe Bill.for Prides y sennight, the 31st instant. sea mewed that the Lords be summoned fur that day.— Ordese4. Hr. 4i+ars and others. brought up from the C. - --- orate Reporta of the Committee sitting up sn e(Jsstice in Wales. and several pi. 't...... latter were read a first time. .ATHIRST_ presented a Petition front the AUsesehardies of . the parish of St. Oboe* against the Whelk Peers' Bill—Lail on .shop of CANTERBURY presented sisal iar 1 from the Dean and Chapter of Clubs Chetah, Cal . end from the Clergy of the Diocese of Coe. terbory.— Laid co the table. The Duke of RUTLAND also presented NOS**s against the Cetbolk Peers' Bill. from the Rectors owl Churl ads of the Parishes of St. Margaret's sad St. Mary' p ilow **be tows of Leioester.-- , Laid on the table. . Pis of SHAirfICSBURY prevented a Petities tee. elect from Sutton Colefield.—leides.the ~..1., . mi . ', t •.. • ~. 4 , 00; ,, 1 ._,.. 141 RIVIIIIKINDLA ND. . .::•.4 :•. . ffilisiii, Spinet the &totals illorgik Hilli.—Orairedto to WWI* taW l . Tie Noble Laid promoted a tbird petition at tee some * subject frail Porth.—Ordered to lie se the table sad to laejitted„ :, . ,_,‘ aw e ~ Leti4 4. tiAsm.ToT postpettod the motion Of which lie had gives 'lodates*, enhject. to the 131 h of 'Joss. • Ur.CURTEIS preiseited a potkims from tie vestry of Borwaels, lit ;Pe comely of Sestoro; aosisploislag of distrait etbasiased by the presont low liar mark* hoPi- After 4 fro %veins from Sir I lEmlechbell, Ur. Alder sae Weet,.Lord Ea steer. and likalembingtoo, the rel. tioo was ordered to lie on the , : Mr. CURTRIS then ga . '► of a motion for have to briag in a Bill to sat the proem* law as the subject: Lord. . HAMILTON , seeing the Lord Adaisato sow ha Ws ace, snowed that the Bill harodseed.hy shot ,lass twi t Lent heated a snood thine Ail day fileinight. Us di so, in order to atitertaio Obst were the shinier ,flaAr_a of, _the !pare& ,Lard respeetiorr• that. &IL -Me LAIRD ADVOCATB sold, the Bill mesh' have bees road lest week, lied tire house not hoes emitted out. It wasiihs ',tension to press the Bill. Lini A. HASILTON explaised. Alier a fail words from Mr. Absreiemby sad dm Lord Illtivoeale, the motion was agreed to. ~. r HUSSEYVIVIANpresented a polities 6. the Mayor and Bargains of Truro, in Carswell, spine the efili tax. -1 Mr. IiIItENFELL said a few words is favour of the Re • : litil of the Tax ; and the pithiest was thee ordered to lie is the table. Ur. S. WORTLEY ,predated a Fetid's from the s tassers and Corriere of the town and neighbourhood of Witlcl, preying for the repeal of the Leather 'fax: lie *ought • portion of this tax should be taken et'. The Iffios Member said, that some =Wake bad (tenoned re specting the Agricultural Horse Tax, which had been repealed last year; for that, is several parts of York shire, the Farmers bad bets assessed in respect of this tax. He hosted his Ripht iloo. Friend would give sew explanation of this circumstance. Mr. LUSHINOTON said he jemmied to bring in e Hill to remove the difficulty mentioned by his Hon. Friend.—(Hear. bar.)—The Potitioo was ordered to lie on tbs table. essititfi . Mr. S. WORTLEY pe s l'etitioa from the Ship Oweers of Whitby. praying that so alteration might be made in the Navigation Laws.—Ordered to lie on the table. . . IRMO TI MS. Ur. ABERCRO3IBY presented a Peti4iato from a Ur. Carew the proprietor of consist Mania the Queen's Co unty, in Ireland, praying for as alteration in use present Law of Tithes. In Ireland. To that Law he &waisted much of the I 'WWI)* liCe. sow prevalliag is that uahsppy country. The Petitioner mid he was wil ling to make a sacrifice of personal ..}l ament. if the enl g Legislature would alter the system. pectations on this subject had been hold oat towards e Irish peel& ; sad the reality bad certainly set correspesded with them. He trusted acme measure wield bo,sees adopted for. the parposoistsfilwiltsg *Sof to tho lahabitasts of [related. Mr. HOULBURN said that In a few days lie shoald be ..red with a specific ineamite on the subject. bIr.CLIRWEN spoke shortly in support of the posi tion. lie eonsidereti mach of the sufferings of Ireland was to be attributed to absentees as well as to the tithe 1. le 11Imo. pries b.. le beanie, r TEACHER'S ASSISTANT; Item of Cduestion. effordleg le In. deb Is alleviated to netts esti em th • Se which Is added en arrange. deb ere sonneeted with the An of ad by sapper plates. exemplifying posher. By C. IC RILICY„ lama, sod Co., Landes; and Bela of Sae of the Aspoine Relate, ?bar Ilsligikit 11•00. TO 11111 - • l . Hellifilffi ; ...1 1 M ' - ....iLY W. ( '' t Rik • ..t.. Si Wnler of iG Assigeees •, , 11.14111411 • 01 1 4: 40, Oil WIEDNLSDAT. all Volli if ' Y. ail at Utz al the Hell Inn, ilunattford. IN Para mod ra 44 *lli be specified la the Prated fartieelars—;Mlle pink I vloatly disposed of by Private Osetreet, of Mash dial Pollee will he gives:) Tlll4 LIFE EsTATII of Ilb. CHARLIM POLDHRO, Aged M. of aid Is Tire Valuable led Illaiedre Masora, a Capital MANIIIOH-ROUIIR aid Mire and arterial Freeheid sad Copyists./ tAlins. i Fela tar several Parishes of Ayala's. Layettes. T ad Clotball. In the Couoty of Herts. 0011•461 1 Int ith. 0 shoot IWO Acres of Imo Meadow. Archie. Paella* Wood Land. . ••• W. LRIPCITILT) yieforms dm PebileNiet he Is fully authorised either Sal or Let. Hs virile ow agy pert of Inc Property during lbo Ufa ef Mr. C.Beldore, by Private Contract. Particulars may be bad at Ste Sateretary's Ogee, Audios Mart, London; Bell, Beatiegford t Astral, Bury It. Rd mends; Ram. Newmarket t See, Cambridge; Theo Caps, Colchester; Bell. Chelmsford; Sees. iledierdt Bel ebeerf Arms, Hatfield; White Hart, Be. Albee's; Ogees Man. Barnet; Salisbury .4 nes, Hmeardi _Sateen% Head. Ware; and of W. Lei rcutt.o. Land eel sr . galleid. 'Middlesex. For viewlag thelefeatte. oaf be made to Mr. 141Arresw Woopwirsoit ' g aid Par ticulars and Tickets to view the illemille Ifesee end Oar dens may be had on applicatiou at the ease tia 'news. Lawn and Co. Mtt. Priseel-street, by ithe link.. "^ i OUSS to Iwo! ma and assolimPeo ah rifilladWir bore intention. willed% for warty. loading, will be toned slimier to id yet offered to the Public. By r of loading ant firing a Fowling wd in the proportion of at !rest red by A. V. HIVES. Ganankar, etortoo-place. d Extensive Rooms. No. 14. I:ford-street-are Doer OPEN. eon paiated by the NW BENJAMIN of the Roy it Aeseenly. Amor* g present ea t ibittow ere the Death h of Genentl o Welfe. the Rattle at se of • Woinded Frensb Ofeer North Atnerlesa to &c. 10 till S. nee One Shilling. CHARLES 811Aillr. Iftentary. ~,ND bad had the honour Wiper it e polities freak certain individuals in Reim ndiattel eosin ierth the grievances which they het eaffewed he of the imperfect state of tinkles, in that a_01•111, that occasion. the Noble Earl ep i (feW Darkest,) had expressed his istelliest , dil stabe:gatasmeri se e le the Home, in the rows OW M ose( improve the state of the lows HI New . He new wished to know whether the NAM MA dune any Hanle on the subject, or Ism said IS peeps* say measure before the i ew of the Neekiegt • .LN e Al HS in NOSS! NI'S OPERA ged for the Plano Forte. with an I. for the Viet., in two books. each Armors on the Piano Forte, in kelvins Duets for Harp sad Piano lonia (ail. lib.) for Hate and Vinton ;h Se. ; also the Overture. summed sera, 03 the Piano Forte. ie. The Burrowes. Bossier' Opera. Tee pd in the sane way, by the maw D'lllemiae. and Co., P 3, Bolto ridttlebed, the whole of the !kiosk If Jars. composed by H. R. Bishop. LOS/KING °LASSO anal FIANITUMIL—Seve raI large SKCONO HAND PLATBS. ara sew a sal., at COOPICIL wad Son's Manufactory. 9S. Illabons gate-street, Withis.—likon of Or larger shwa arombaka• Ply adapted for large Maiefrestems sad 4peralw .rtar, rooms. A large aasertatant et dalt labial and thevol frames. wltb NrierOMMeetif . sad brillianry ; the primordial's* beyond A • . g a zrat Plate Glue ter Wlideits. Cantinas, Ae.—This stride way also be wanabelerill as MO as ISO by II ladies, 110 by 00, or to any etas diIaNSIMUL Noblemen. Ocuthasea.llawayors. Proprietors of and osiers. will lot Ilia Wegalsease 4seerviagt , astendow. from Its sweatily eVerletyof atendliaterWerk . Thstpbolatccy arr sll SSW apeelateas of FAA BATHURST bad•catainly intended to propose a measure is the present Session to amend the stilt• the 'swift) Newfoundland ; but he had received Make that tbs./oversee of the colony wished to give his per sonal intensities on the subject, before a bill wait hi trodaced. Usage these circumstances be had thought it would be better to defer his measure till he had bad tbe opportunity of receiving the petered Infer mistime. Lied NOILAND thought it was too winch to place the aminsiosee of an individual in competitive with the grievances under which the allegations of the Pe- Wawa showeirtbat they laboured ander the •present state of the laws in that colony. While the reessine&le consideration, the town of St. Johettl benbtftlro cwicco is consequence at the Aligiest -• — WA THURST bad considered it to be his ditty to the peblio not to berry on say meamtve Milo hemight have to propose, before be had received live coosomroWo• does which the Oevernmeat of Newfonadlitad bad re passed itself desires. of forwarding to him before the t nt redaction of a Bill. The Earl of DARNLEY hoped that the Noble Earl would met object to pledge himself to brioß the mea sure era Session seder the consideraties of Earl BATHURST said, that it was undoubtedly his initiation to bring forward a measure on the subject early nest Session. The coavenatiou booing dropp ed , Lord AUCKLAND Farmed a Petition from Weybn g e, praying for a re vision of the Uria3iaal Code.—Laid oa the table. bet's leave to announce. that he esidenee from 9.. II olborn-Bridge, to on Cresrent ; where he proposes to Wee Classes for 1115 German sod the Plan of Duller. which has been the ennunaniension of Lan- ifor!aalleg. ; lb. TdillUM VIM be (tali ree. MAW So Tees& *mit Leegwages, all be regulated by the naieber wbo Iff•ther la with slegle papas. beige the re eceessful experience. gives general des the Learner. atter a very few witli the aid of the I)ictionary ; of will be afforded by respectable /.40,4“dislgr— 'vulture dithered to say pot of do seibery, oltboot risk of Injury er meow of peeking. NORSE BAZAAR. ICTI4IO-IITRIMT AAAAA CICII, rownevenecnig, FOR THR SALE OR Holism, BY COMMISSION. WHY. lollowin,t REGULATIONS are harebly snb edited to the Panne, by GEORGE YOUNG. (the Proprietor.) of this Estabtlebteent, whjeb steeds en two Acres, end contains between tbree sod four kindred Stalls. a lame Hiding-Hone, and grand Eserelsing-Oronds, in closed wail' high walls.. _ _ _ system. Mr. S. RICE said the substance of the measure entitle/ to by the Right Hon. Secretary (Mr. Goulburn) wu al ready known, ■nd it was wall known it would not give satisfaction. The parochial clergy of Ireland were of this opinion. Indesd, the measure in question was mere ly advantageous to the Episcopacy. It had been stated that he (Mr. It.) was favograble to the abolition of the tithes on potatoes, without giving the clergy se equi valent. This he positively denied, and be declared he would not obtain even a relief of the peasantry of Ire land at the expence of the first principles of justice. Mr. HOULBURN explained. Mr. PLUNKET said the present petition was mere ly for an alteration in the mode ef col le cting tithes, and not for their abolition. He presumed the petitioner did not mean to offer the sacrifice of the tithes themselves. Where there was a proper feehng displayed by the land lords towards their tenantry, there was little clamour about tithes. Any measure calculated to improve the mode of collecting the tithes would have his 'appall. Lord ENNISMORE said the distress of Ireland was to be referred principally to the conduct of Middlemen, whose number was diminishing very fast. Sr J. NEWPORT said he could see no reason why a . commutation should not take place with respect to the tithe of potatoes. Unless the system were Tingeing into and altered, be feared tie most fatal conseqeetwes to the Established Church. - tell family. he would be happy to re or two single Gentlemen, who may ! the) prefer it. lon of those who live at a distsnee ice, Mr. B. also gives Lessons at -Pl. wr place Instruction may he received tutees lessons for two gninras ; on undertakes to instrodi foreigners In t will be the subject of special agree- I lanes wiet be takes la for Bale. every day (Banda, ex cepted) from Nine o'Clock is tbe Morning, until Eight la the Evening during Bummer, sad until dark In the Winter, on being first examined by the Veterinary Barcena, in order to guard against contagions disease being introduced. The premises will he open., for general business (only during these boars,) within which Hones may be tried, or taken away. A Commission of to per Cast will be charged oft the Amount of all Bales. Lord SUFFI ELD presented n Petition to the ante ef fect fro. Manchester and Salford.—Laid on the table.— Adjourned. _____ rage in the translation of French., r►s. HOUSE OF COMMONS. tRIGHT belt leave to lay before hence of the New Lottery, jest con swn in One Day, tth June. LT. MONEY. 0.000. ... .are £40,000 .. 1,000 • ... 2.000 800 200 .... 2.000 .. 100 1. 000 lOW it l,lOO 81.799 ..----. -. -----. The Price for Forage. will be that ordinarily charged In the same neighbourhood, from time to time, for the like care, &c., and each Horse will have four Feeds, or • peek of the best Corn, per day, an hour's walking Exercise, and will be Sweated omen a week. In a gentle Trot, having on two *rits of Clothes. by wlesi be will be In good Condition for immediate Week (without Wining his Legs by strong Ex ercise, and Mikes. Wet NON Ito thew fatal Diseases ge sanity arising from over lbartirea, views sot previously pre pared.) Horses seat as Carriage Horses, may be seen in Harness. and tried a short distance out of the linear ; but Saddle Horses will not be allowed to go out, as the space within is sufficiently extensive and convenieut for Trial and Exercise. Wilds of horses will be received, with their Grooms, (if required) but they mast comply with the Regulations laid down for the Servants of the Bazaar. An able Veterinary Surgeon, and Smith, belonging to the Bazaar, will be constantly looking over the Stables; care ful experienced Head-Grooms and Stablevain selected; and a Weinman kept up all Night, to guard as math as possible against Accidents. particelarly those arising from Horses getting Cast in their Stalls. Great Attention will be paid to Horses' Feet, which is of I the utmost importance, while they are out of regular work. All Horses purchased, meat be peld for previous to Deli very, and must be returned within the Second Day, and within the prescribed Hdors in that Day, if they should be warranted, and prove unsound. The Proprietors of HOMO sold, may receive the Amount of Sales, (deducting for Keep, Commission, ilte.,) on the Frown Day after the Sale. The Keep of Hones that may betaken away unsold, must be paid before Delivery. The Proprietor of the Bazaar will not Deal in Horses, either directly or indirectly, but conduct himself most strict ly as art Agent: nor will any Servant be allowed to Deal, or ask for any Perquisite. As many Country Dealers may be disposed to amid Horses to the Bazaar. an Abatement will be mtde (to them only) in the charge for Commission and Forage. All Risk whatever, will, of course, be that of the Owner of Horses. I.IIP P.4N/.tA.►lL. % r. HOUSE OF LORDS.-111oxpAT. MAT 20. Lord DELA MERE took the oaths end his %Pa t. The Duke of MONTROSE pt.-sewed a petition from some Parish in the county of Stirling against the Ca tholic Bill.—Laid on the table. Lord /MLLE presented • similar Petition from the Mayor end Commons of the city of lixeter.—Laid on the table. D 0111.6 mynnt On the motion of the Earl of LIMERICK the House went into a Committee on the Doyle Divorce Bill Counsel having been heard at the Bar in support of the Bill. The Earl of LIMERICK Moved Co addition:it chute, 270.000 re on Rale at their Obi Established Holborn. and let. Ilnyasarirt. at contained •? Prize.% of „t 21.1,000 nred jnd sold them both, •iz. 33 2e0.0011 SO tftl.ol,o the Crowe. of the HAIR.— met' to his Royal Highness Prince bees leave to recommend to La- VEO ETA 8141 CR tNI. for beast-- e Growth of the (lair; it gives it the nd glose imaginable. causes the flair curl, prevents it from falling off after dug. ffte. It removes dandruff. and ty of produring lisle on bald places. ent to prose lira ends idled everllenre iek eser made ns. 'or the hair.— Nieto , . at his Ornamental Heir an.l \o. 4413. (strand. opposite l'Aliers. pretable Petit:seers in the e•vathiry. 'a. emelt, or seven buttlera 3s. 6.1. size Las hen pleased to tyrant his 3tent fur E:102114 1 . {rebind. enJ Scot r)y, and Co. f , r further Improve for tile relief of Ilurnia. Them , w in yen differed kinds. some e!wltich can without the k..' inron.eniunce.— e ostistsction t•t i-oo,tt the public. y of the construction of their new in. 51socirq ran hr Reenaguioantvii. the SNILI.MCS To PONTV. They NH anti doirability, will sn ide, requiring no understrap, bucllus, ge. rs, Dispeasaries, P3raell:al E applied al a realer lion from .lor lon est Mos/awe to Professional Gentitinms. Druggists, and ILL Trade. tx in tee couutry ars requested to send to hods in inclose, one inch helot:. the ftl4. Strand; Ditst. EIIS, Cornhill.— d to the Strand. table. MISCILLANIC7II. lift H. SUMNER presented a petition from the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parish of Christchurch, in Surrey, against the Poor Removal Bill—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. M. A. TAYLOIt presented a petition from the prisoners confined for debt, in the City Gaol of Durham, praying for relief.— Ordered to lie on the table. Sir R. SHAW presented a petition from the Cotton spinners of Dublin, praying that no alteration might be made in the present laws,affecting their interests. Mr. DAVENPORT presented a petition from the Silk Manufeeturers of Macclesfield, against the Bill, permit ting the importation of Poreign - tfilk. Mr. LA NIIITON p ted a petition from the Ship owners of South Shields, against the Colonial Trade Bilis. The above petitions were also ordered to lie on the • Lord STANLEY presented a petition from the Cham ber of Commerce, at Manchester, against the present re strictions on foreign trade, and particularly in fa vour of the Colonial Trade Ms.—Ordered to lie on the table. Lord STANLEY presented a petition from the lobs bitants of Blackburn, in Lancashire, against the Poor Removal Bill.—Ordered to lie on the table. lien. (iASCOYNE presented a similar petition from the Mayor and Corporation of Liverpool. Mr. BIRCH presented a similar petition from the Churchwardens and Overseers of the parish of St. Nicho las, in the Town of Nottingham. Sir E. KNATCHBULL presented a similar petition from the Inhabitants of St. Paul, Deptford. • Mr. DAWSON presented a petition from the Inhabit ants of Newton, in Ireland, against the present practice relating to the Brand Jury Presentments in Ireland. The above petitions were ordered to lie on the table. Lord NEWRY presented a petition from the blerchants and Traders of Newry, in Ireland, praying for the impo sition of duties, on foreign butter. Colonel lIMIWEEL presented a similar petition from Carriek-onShore, in the county of Tipperary. After a few words from the lion. and Gallant Member and Col. Trench in support of the petition, it was order ed to lie on the table. SCOTCH PRESS. 1 Mr. AI ERCROMBY postponed the motion he had given respecting the conduct of the Lord Advocive, with respect to the Scottish Press, to Thursday the 13th of June. He did so in consequence of there being certain legal proceedings now in course on the sub ject; end which proceedings would, he believed, be disposed of by that time. SCOTCH BURGHS. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a petition from one sof the Corporations of Edinburgh, and another from Mr. DALY concurred in the sentiments of the Right Ike. Baronet. Mr. COOfflt said a few words from under the gal lery', which were quite inaudible. The petition was then ordered to lie on the table. Mr. CAREW presented a petition from another indi vidual tithe holder to the same effect as the last.—Or dered to lie on the table. Mr. COKE presented a petition from the ship owners of Wells. in Notrelk, against any alteration in the Na% i gation Laws; and another petition from the taste coun ty, complaining of agricultural distress.—Both petitions were ordered to lie on the table. LAW stistra. Mr. HOME presented a petition from certain Law Stationers of London against the Stampßill mowin gress through the house. It went to deprive them of a certain proportion of their resold allowance on Stamps. —Ordered to lie on the table. 111.0/11LAUGHTLIt BILL. On the Report Ofth;iiiiii;eit7gcought up, Mr. BROUUHASI rose. He said it was far from his intention to offer anyopposition to ibis Bill. It po d at least one good tendency, and involved one acknow ledged principle of law, in departing from which, the criminal code of this country sinned against one of th.! great canons of jurisprudence. He alluded to that part of our law which meted out unequal punishment to equal offences, and equal punishment to unequal offences. 1 he great rule of jurisprudence was, that punishment esottld be of a certain defined nature to certain definite offences, certsin to be inflicted, and es small as possible, in order to the greatest economy of human life.—(Hear.)—But, at the same time, it was just as true that there should be a just and true proportion of punishment to fhe pro portion of offence. Ile did not knew of any one thing that could tend more to lower in public estimation a bench of judges than the inflicting a greater and less degree of punishment for •similar aid proportionate of fences. In his opinion it was in ' the enerctse of a Most unsound discretion; for be-imputed no corruption in the case to which he alluded, that punishment was inflicted for an offence, inversely in proportion to its gravity attathing to the graver offence the lighter punis h ment, 1 1 , 1 t 1 ,1 ' 1 1' i t k , i I , • $ 1 1 1 r 111 1 6 6 1 i t t • 1 , 1 1 .111 11 ' 1 • 1 1 I . • f • • • •• •• • ` A V • Valuable Sieger Maulsllams la the UMW er ilgellbith To SE SOLD IT AUCTION. , , BY W. LIIIIICH ILD. Sy Order of the Antrum of Maters. Sold*. ' SO lai• Oa TtIRSDAs, the 441 Jana. HMS. at twelve. la ISM° Sas Mark London, A LL those tire YAW& sailheilisetive SINAI ilk ESVATES er PLA:11 1. 1 101411, sailed Mall and St. Jobe's, adrautagetielly is the Perished St. AU drew, is the Island of 0 !CANTO upwards of Die Aces, together with Ih is sale O. of Mato, and all the tAre and Deed Sheet litileadli- PISI Deeeriptive Plrellilseg low Do had of Mr. Heves ad Mt George Utin Ilia* itallsteada t it the Oirsathig- Hoeft of the And hillinesse Poem* Lose t of Messrs, Lamb sod Co. tom 1111. Ptison's-atrutit. Beek of lieglead ; et tha S Audios Nen. Lou don ; tad of W. 9.lll lduld ' Serseyee, Se. NAM. a l l ay Middlasoz. t ‘ ; P lotr ATHUIL.S Usareiso ik Soot *pima 111 tie 11 The pabtalme . ?Odom from& CasWbory, sad fie terb.r7:7.l'4d°B2!