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~'~~ • - ~,~--- ~~ ~ ~ ,derfam77. - ~~ ~., ".''.....r1 , • ••••`"\\ ' l °4-- - 57 L. / 1 5 A t -e--; L-4 ) 4 ° ( / + fr• r- • / 4#4.• • Na v Lt - o- -'tlt 4+ AmmimmigNiprnir ' 41 "." 111 4M 111.1.11 ==1,111r 1 " . " 1 "il i r l LONDON, TUESDAY, JENE 14, 1525. • _ fo r t Price 7d __r._~ I 'l 44. 4 ti 4*i = No. 7,039. (t PORT OF LONDON. FOR SALE, fy Order or Me lionorralde Commissioners of' 1:x -ciae Reveitse, in a spacious Room, at the Chief . Office, Ohl Broad-street, on THURSDAY, 13d of Jane, at One o'Clock in the afternoon precisely, - A QUANTITir OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TO BACCO, SF.GA RS, CHEROOTS, EAST INDIA JAOA SEE, BRITISH AND FOREIGN SNUFF. The said Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks, six days previous to the day of sale, where Cate- Idgnes may be had at auxpence each. DISTRESS IN HANOVER AND ITS VICINITY. At a Meeting of the COMMITTEE, held at the City of London Tavern, on - Monday, the 13th June, 1833, GEORGE HAMMERSLEY, Esq. in the Chair ; SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD OROI.'ND RENT—ST. JOHN-STREET. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at It, A FREEHOLD NET GROUND-RENT of 151. 41 per Annum, with reversion of the Estate Itself on the ex- Oration of the ',ease, which his only tfl ears to run, consisting of a good Shop and Dwelling House, beg No. 112, St. John-street, ' West Smithfield. Printed particulars tiny be had of Mr. Wallet, Solicitor, No. 141, Devonshire -street, Bishopsgate; at the Mart ; and of Wit stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. SALES BY AUCTION. THE FITTINGS-UP OF A PRIVATE THEATRE, Berwick-street. Soho. By Maws. DAWSON and CAPT., On the Prestige', na FRI DAY NEXT, at )2. TEE rouiete FITTINGS-UP of a PRIVATE THEATRE, commis' the.whole erection for the lllNpti .piece, stage, sad boxes; a band.aaae ig-light clutoddier, thilsop seenes, - aboot sixty others of various daseriptioos. wings, &.c. s 4 11405 of Boat lamas • hanging ditto ; various disorient property, at the Private ninny. No. VC Rerstiek.arrast, babe. May be viewed on Thurdasy, and Catalogues had on the Pre— ' mime; and of Mesas. Bastion and Cafe, Groat 'Marlborough street. P 4 If Etat EAT T.4Rir ATTE LLIGN NC& HOPSII OF LORDS, Mcarzuv, Jose Resolved—That his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, his Majesty's Governor-General o f H a no ver , b e i nv i te d to b ecome 1 a Member of this Committee ; and that on his Royal Highness' acceptance, he bt a Member of this Committee. The Secretaries having announced the arrival of his Royal Highness, and be having accepted the invitation, the Chair was taken by His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. R. H. Marten, by the Direction of the Committee, read a sum mary Report of the Proceedings of the Committee ; and his Royal Highness then gave an account or the Proceedings of the Central Committee at Hanover, and the obsenatlons which he had made on a recent visit to the places which had been inundated. On the recommendation of his Royal Highness, seconded by his Excellency Count Alunster, it was Resolved—That the sum of 5001. be immediately remitted to the Committee at Altona, for the relief of the still pressing wants of Holstein. On the motion of Joshua Watson, Esq.. seconded by his Ex cellency, Count Moltke, Ambassador from Denmark, it was Resolved—That the sum of 1,2001. be remitted to the Central Com mittee at Hanover, under the Presidency of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Resolved—That this Committee receives with affectionate respect the honour of the visit from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam bridge, and assure him that the example of condescending kind. ness and unwearied exertion, which he has given as Govemor-Ge neralpf Hanover, and as President of the Central Committee in that Kingdom, has not failed to insure admiwition in England, and to give another proof that, in the Royal House of Brunswick, suf. Tenng humanity will never want a powerful nor a successful advo cate. Mr. Shipton, from the Commestionet. of Dover Ilanmer, pre. *mantel the Accownts of the Ramps' and Expeotinateof she Dover Harbour Tonange Decks for the yea AU. • Dineoport„Mr. V. Firmer-At, Mr. T. WEstm„ Sir F. Opt. menet, and *scoria other :Members of the Dome of Oovortints. brought up the Mande Stant - Navigation Cowpony Di& the Irish ' Miming Company Bill , the Scotland Cows of !coke MIL this Irish Lunatic Asylum Bill, the !Mowed se:dicta ittopercy Ha s and two Private hats, which were read a tins time. -- Lord lIOLLA NO presented a petition Gent Thome, Hirai*, ache county of Halberd, against a clause in the Limas" Tisweroa Bill. The Noble Lord °tweeted, that with respect to the .Ilea.. tines contained in the petition. he aid not mean to semi foe them, btu the payer of the petition was at Least plausible—Laid on this table. CANADA CORN BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR. presented a petition fmm Thomas Robert Goilthif, against the Canada Coen Bilt—Lal tea the table. MERCHANT AND FACTOR. The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the postponement of the bringing up of the Report of die Committee on the Act minuend the law.r4ative to Merchant and Factor, to Thumday next, sad ii was postponed accordingly. QUARANTINE LAWS. Earl FIATHURST said, that as he had received a despandt, bearing date April 11, 1819. from the late Sir 7ttuivaa Maitland, on the *abject of the plague, as it referred to the que.tion of the Quarantine Laws, and as it was sere desirable that such despatch should be laid before their lordships, he would mote that set humble address be prevented to his Majeny. praying that his Majesty would be most graciously pleased to order a copy of men despatch to be laid before the House.—Ordered. SMALL DEBTS (SCOTLAND) RECOVERY BILL. On the motion of Lord AIELVIL LE. the Howe rotolred itself into a Committee on the Scoteh Small Debts Recovery Bill. The Earl of RI/SE:BERRY moved the introduction of a clause to the effect that the poser of the Justiow who Alt in thous Cowls should extend from .W. to 8/. PORT OF !MYRON, Jane 13, 18211. FOR SALE, 1 - 1 Y OVehse of the Honourable the .Commissiooser: of his 13 Majesty's Excise Revease, In a spacious Room at the Chief Office, Old Broad-street, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of June, FRIDAY, the Ist, MONDAY, the eth, and TUESDAY, the sth Drys of July, 1825, at One o'clock in the Afternoon of each day precisely, the following GOODS:— Brandy French and other Fo- Rum reign Wines tioneva Coffee Shrub Black and Green Tea A rnck Pepper • Whiskey Wax and Tallow Ceedials Candles Cherry Brandy Soap, and Cologne Spirits Glass Also a few Lots of Coffee and Cocoa for Exportation, part of which sea allotted in small quantities, for the better accommodation of reseal dealers as well as private persons who may wish to be come purchasers. Catalogues may be had at 6d. each, and Samples seen at the Excise Warehouse-keeper's Office, Towerhill, from Thursday. the 23d day of June, to Wednesday, the 20th, from Ten till Two o'clock, and on the Mornings of Ssle (the Samples of the day's sale orJy), from Ten till Twelve o'clock. CUSTOII4TOTTSE. V.IIIDO/t, AP•IL 26, 1825. PORT OF DliflN. LEGAL QUAYS, Dorit i t &c. REHOUSES. THE CODISIISSIONERS HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS do hereby glee Notice, that in pursuance of the Act 5 Geo. IV. c. 92, Messrs. WINSTANLESI and SONS will, by their direction, put up le Nibble LETTING, in the fang Room of the Custom-bongo. WM°, on THURSDAY, the 21st of July next, at Four o'Clock in do Afternoon, in One Lot, The New Dock, called George's Deft, and the Inner Dock COM municating therewith. The Southern Half Part of the New Warehouse on the East side of George's Dock, with the Cellars unbet the whole. A new IVarehouse and Cellars, silleete between the Old and George's Dock. The Old Dock and Warehouses, a exception of the King's Warehouse, called the Dry Store e Warehouse, called the Tobacco Warehouse, also the range ildings connected there- ' with, commonly known by the term o( No. 33 Loft. The Quay next the River, in front of the Crewel-house, extend ing eastward from the west wing of the Custom-house to the Bridge, or entrance to the Old Desk. These Premises are the Property ofthe Crown. They have been recently completed, and Is a state of perfect order, and will be let on lease for Seven, Fourteen, or Tw -one Years, from Michael mas nest, determinable at the option '/ either party. at the expira tion of either of those periods, and use of all the Cranes and Machinery, together with extensive privileges, will be secured to the Lessees, offering an advantageous° unity for any person or company to establish the molt ex ve wheeling concern in Ire. land. The Premises may be viewed by•pplying to the Surveyor for Buildings, Custom-house; Dublin, of whom Printed Particulars, with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sale. Particulars and Plans may also be had at the Offices of the Secretaries of the ' Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh; of Messrs. Win. stanley and Soon, Paternoster-row, London ; and of the Collectors of the Customs at the following Porta, via.:—Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Newcastle, Plymouth, Belfast, Cork. Limerick, Waterford, Londonderry, Newry, Galway, Mir, Leith, Glasgow, and Greenock. By order of the Commissioners, T. WHITSIORE, Secretary. I J AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY for the As surance of the Lives of Peruses in every station of Life. A GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of this Society will, pursuant to the Deed of Setdement , be held at the Society's Office. 60, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on FRIDAY, the 21th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive the Report of the Directors and Auditors, and to elect Six Directors, in the room of those who r out of office, and foe general purposes. Tire Chat[ will be taken at half-past eleven precisely. JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary. Resolved—That this Committee are grateful for the donation of 401. from a " Mexican," who wishes to be otherwise incognito. _ _ Resolved—That the most cordial and respectful thanks of this Committee be presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam. bridge, for his condescension in taking the Chair, and on the most interesting and satisfactory statement of the proceedings of the Committee in Hanover, with which ha opened the business of the day. TIM QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXIII. was published on Saturday This day is publiahed, foolscap Bro. 9s. CA. A HAND-BOOK; or, Concise Dictionary of Terms used in the Arts and Sciences. Ry WALTER HAMILTON, M.R.A.S. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Lord MELVILLE oppose the amendment of the Noble Earl. 111 the ground that such an euttnraion of the jurisdiction of the Ma gistrates would enrreneh on the privileges of the ordinary Courts. The Earl of ROatiLYN supported the amendment, and con tended that justice aught to be within the reach of the pones: persons. The Earl of LAUDERDALE supported the amendment The amendment was then rejected without a division, and the Report was brought up and received. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, £11,183. 11a. 10d. New Sul / s. OLONIBIAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. C .—rarties deairois to treat with the Directors of the " Co lombian Association fur Agricultural ...a other purposes." for LAND in Colombia, may learn the particulars on which the Directors are now prepared to dispose of a limited quantity, on ap plication at the Office, No. 32, Bucklersbory. JOHN ORROK, Secretary. The Young Gentlemen at Mr. itondeates Aca demy, Greenwich . 2 2 The Rev. 11. Gill, for Collection after a der. E. • t T. Orinsditch, Esq. . 1 0 T. Ward, EVI. • 1 0 T. Brolclehurst, Esq. - 1 0 Messrs. Swsnwiek and Taylor • 1 0 Just published. in 3 vols. lento. price 21s. boards, H USBAND -HUNTING ; or, The Mother and Daughters; a Tale of Fashionable Life. Printed for Geo. B. Whitaker, Ave-hlatia.lane. JURORS AND JURIES BILL. The Jurors and Juries Bill went through a Committee, and was reported with the amendments. COUNTY COURTS BILL. The House resolved itself into a Committee on the County Courts Bill. Mr. beano. Mr. T. Roden 0 Mr. S. Wood - 0 Mr. W. B. Dickenson 0 Mr. Jos. Harvey - 0 Mr. Jas. Powell and Sons 0 Mr. J. Corbishley - 0 Mr. J. Knight - 0 Mr. J. Norbury 0 Mr. J. Jones - 0 Rev. Dr. Davies - 0 T• R. Daintry, Esq. - 0 Messrs. Hogg and Starkey 0 Chas. Wood. Esq. 1 , 0 T. Haskell, Esq. - Messrs. H. J. and T. Wardle 1 I Di a few days, in 3 vols. poet tiro. F ORTY YEARS in the WORLD; or Sketches and Tales of a Soldier's Life. By R. 0. WALLACE. Esq. Author of " Igteen Years in India," &e. Printing for Geo. B. IVhittaker, Ave Maria.isne. After some observations from Lord Bral.ty, Lord Renri- Darr, the Lord CHANCELLOR, and Lord ELLENHOROUGIII, The House resumed, and the Bill was ordered to be recommitted on Thursday. EQL'ITABLE LOAN BILL. The further arguments of counsel were then heard Of limit the Equitable Loan Bill, when 111 r. Fonblanque conter.ded that the dial upon which tb: 13111 was grounded was altogether illegal, Mr. F. Pollock was also heard against the Bill, on the part of the Auctioneers. After which, on the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR. the House wu summoned to-morrow, for the sewed reading of the Bill. Adjourned at Nine o'Clock. This day is published, 6s. 641. boards. 7s. bound, R EFLECTIONS on the WORD of GOD, for every Day in the Year. By the Rev. W. WARD. of Serampore. Serampore Printed at the Mission Press, 16g2. London : Reprinted for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Station ers' Hall -court, Ludgate-street. Also, price Is. boards, the Second Edition of HINTS from an INVALID 510TH ER to her DAUGHTER, on Subjects connected with Moral and Religious Improvement in the Conduct of Life, in various Relations. By Anna Williams, Authoms of " Incitement to Early Piety." ton 1 0 CN HILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION: otice is hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the Chilian Mining Association having been approved of by .he Di rectors, will be ready for the Signature of the Proprietors of Shares, on 'WEDNESDAY, the Silt day of June inst. at the Office of the Association, at Itncliester House, Broad-street. In the City of London. and will remain there for the space of One Calendar Month from that day, where it may be signed between thchours of Teo in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon (Sundays ex cepted); and further, that the Shares held by Proprietors who do not sign the said Deed of Settlement within One Calendar Month from the said Bth day of June inst. will be forfeited. The Bankers' iLeceipt for the payment of the First Instalment must be delivered up at the time of signing the Deed. Forms of Powers of Attorney for executing the Deed by the Proprietors not resident in London may be had at the Office. E. H. PLUM PTRE, Solicitor to the said Association. Temple, June 6,16* 1 4 0 NHON CARPET CrIMPANY. CAPITAL 200,00 n, in 501. Shares, one half reserved for the Trade. The object of this Company is to prepare the wool, spin, dye, and weave on a new principle, that will, with much less labour and general cost, so improve the texture and colours as to command every market, and yield a larger dividend than other investments, the prompt pay of the Trade enabling the Capital to be turned at 'rut thrice a-year. Extensive premises, admirably situated, and adapted for combining all departments, are secured on moat advan. tageous terms. One Pound per Share is the deposit until looms are ready to work. Applications for Shares to be made, until the 21st inst. to Messrs. Fisher and Spencer, -Solicitors, Walbrook-buildings ; Sir Walter Stirling,Bart. and Co. Bankers, Strand; and at I, Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bridge, where Prospectuses may be had. E LSH 8974, \ !: ir OP C P a E ri R tal and . LE I A MINING II Shares Ten Thousand—Fifty Pounds each. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. CHAIRMAN—S. B. M. BARRETT, M.P. DEPUTY CHAIRMEN. PETER MOORE, Esq., M.P. Hon. W. F. POWLETT, M.P. DIRECTORS. The Hon. Richard Bingham I William Kershaw, Esq. The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Donoughmore Palmerston, M.P. W. L. Caldecott, Esq. Archibald F. Paxton, Esq. John Gray, E. I Philip Perring, Esq. George Green, Esq. Colonel Talbot, M.P. AUDITORS. George dawn, Esq. W. Wilkinson, Esq. Richard Beale, Esq. I R. Talbot, Esq. TREASURERS. Messrs. Sir Wm. Kaye, Ban., Price, Mannar, and Coleman. Messrs. Sir John Peeing, Ban., Shaw, Barber, and CO. SOLICITORS—Messrs. Wilk. and l'erbeke. SUCRETARY—PhiIip Horton, Esti, MINE SUPERINTENDENT—George Hontiray, Esq. The Deed of Settlement. establishing this Company, will lie for Signature at she Company's Offices, No. 3, Broad.street.buildings, until the 21st instant, when the Deputation appointed to examine the Quarries and Mines will return, and make their Report. PHILIP BORTON, Secretary. NATIONAL GUARDIAN INSTITUTION, 46, BEDFORD-110W. For the Encouragement of good Servants, relieving the Distressed, and providing for the Aged. Situadons for Apprentices, Clerks, Companions, Governesses, Tutors, Shopmen, Male and Female Servants of every description, both domestic and eommercisl, are provided by this Institution tn those whose characters, upon inquiry, prove satisfactory. All Candidates for employ become yearly Members, and will be entitled to aid and protect:on while they preserve their good character and conform to the relations. The Funds of this Undertaking are wholly appropriated to benefit good Servants, to afford them the means of providing against dis tress in sickness or old age. Donors and Subscribers are entitled to apply for Savants, both commercial and domestic, for their own Establishment, and to vote for the relief of distressed and destitute Candidates. Applications received at the House of the Institution, 0, Bed. ford-row, daily (Sundays excepted), from Ten till Four o'Clock (II by letter, post-paid), where Prospectuses, with the names of the Honorary Directors, and Ladies' Committee, it.e. may be obtained. ljt Or AL UNION ASSOCIATION, 5, Lancaster _l lb place, Waterloo „Bridge, Established and Empowered by Act of Parliament, For securing to hi Members (male and female) Weekly Allow ances fi Sickness, Pecuniary Assistance to Females at Lying-in, Sums of Money at Death, Annuities in Old Age, Endowments for Chi Wren, and other Benefits ; For Encouraging the EstAblishment and Improvement of Friendly Societies throughout the Kingdom ; For Promoting the General Employment of Clerks, Male and Female Servants, and the Working Classes ; and For the Pensioning of Aged Persona of Good Character, whose titCUMIItarICCII have become reduced. PATRONS. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, K.G. G.C.B. &c. and nearly One Hundred Noblemen and Members of Par liament. PRESIDE/CT. The Right Honourable Lord MACDONALD. Male and Female Servants, Clerks, Mechanics, and Labourers, ate admitted to secure the benefits of this Association, daily, from Ten till Three, and on :Monday Evenings, from Si: till Nine. Books of Rules, 6d., and Prospectuses, gratis, may be had at the Office, and of all Booksellers. Persona desirous of forming Friendly Institutions in the Country, upon the unerring and permanent system adopted by this Institu tion, and those desirous of being appointed Agents in or near Town, are requested to apply by letter, post-paid. fIENHAM'S PORTABLE BATH, with complete Apparatus for heating, a valuable article in a family at all tumes. but in lases of sickness highly important, u it may be brought to the chamber of the invalid, and heated at the bedside, if necessary. Warm Baths elegantly fitted up, with improved boilers for heating. Improved Shower Baths, Steam Vapour Baths, Children'. Baths of all sizes, Knee Batba, Feet Baths, flip Baths, and Baths of every description. At J. Benham'. Stove, Grate, and Bath Manufactory, No. 19. Nrifonots.Stritet, late Nt. 1, Edward-strut, Postman square. mon at Streatham - 15 0 The Rev. G. Crabbe, af. ter ditto at Trowbridge 11/. 13e. 4d. The Rev. C. Norris, for Collection ditto at Fa. kenham 11l 17s. 9d. The Rev. C. A. North, for ditto at Alveratoke 1 0 The Rev. R. - If. Shep herd, additional Collec tion at Ranetagh Cha. pet- 17s. 6d. The Clergyman, for Col. lection after a Sermon at Harwich . 171. Is. 2d. The Rev. R. Gray, for ditto . - 12 15 The Clergyman, for ditto at Royston . 61. 11s. 2d. The Rev. %V. S. Bag. thaw, ditto, at Coventry 6/. Os. 6d. 1 B B B, 24 donation 100 0 Sir. Bridgman, for self and others . 4 10 Slits Brandt, Chiswick . 2 2 A. Thorpe, Esq. York 1 1 A Friend, by the Rev. P. La Trobe - 1 0 Some Young Indies, by Dr. Schwabe - 3 0 R. H. . 2 2 Subscriptions raised at the solidi. tation of the lion. Sirs. Ver. now, by desire of her Royal Highness the Ducting of Clarence ; Hon. George Vernon . 5 0 Hon. Mrs. Vernon . 5 0 Hon. Slra. Anne Vernon 1 0 George John Vernon, Esq. 2 0 31ta. George Vernon 1 0 The Misses Garrett . 1 0 Lord Vernon 1 0 I.ady Vernon 1 0, Hon. and Rev. John Ver. _ _ non . 1 Mn.s Wright - 1 Mrs. Sherbroke - 1 Mrs. Stocks The Countess Manses, 1 A. B. . . Lady Warren . 5 W. Larnbton. Esq. Mrs. W. Lanibton Mrs. I bbetson - 2 Mrs: Li" Ogden . I Right Hon. Lady Middle. ton - - 2 Wm. Davenport, Esq. ' Capt. Humphreys, R.N. Rev. B. Boothby - Mrs. Twin - - MM. Walmesley - The Vise. Dow. Anson • Earl of Roseberry . 1 0 Countess of ditto - Lady Ann Vernon - Mr. Clayton - Mrs. W. Clayton . Miss Rylanee . - Mr. D. S. Clayton - Mrs. Clayton - 31 43 Clayton - - Mr. Shaw - - - Mr. Gaskell . - Mr. Lowe - . Mr. Brooke - - Mr. J. Brooke - - Miss Brooke - - Mr. J. Sherratt . - Mr. Orford - - Mr. T. Orford Alias Orford - 1 John Dainay, Esq. . 1 John Ryle, Esq. - 1 Edward Smyth, Esq. - 1 Mr. Newbold 1 Joseph Tunnicliffe, Esq. 1 William Turner, Esq. 1 S. Pelllloll, E%q. I N. Pearson, Esq. - W. Brocklehurst, E 1 Rev.W.C.Crottenden, Esq 1 Richard 'Wood, Esq. 1 John Brock lehurst, f.sq.j un.l Mr. W. Hopes - 1 Mr. Allen . . 1 H. Critchley, Esq. . 1 D. flail, Esq. . 1 D. Brown. Esq. . I G. K. Pearson, Esq. - I O. F. Raker, Esq. . 1 Rev. C. Nixon - 1 0 1 J. Nixon. Esq. - ... 0 M. Needham, Esq. . 1 0 Miss Needham - 1 0 Dr. Storer i if J. Hooky. Esq. . 1 0 Miss Holdsworth . 1 0 T. Wakefield, Esq. 1 1 Mrs. Chatteris . 1 0 -.- -----. - R. Leeson, Esq. . 1 0 S. Bolton, Esq. - 1 0 Mr. Spencer - 1 0 Dira Fellowes - 1 0 Mr. Severn _ . 1 0 F. Robinson, Esq. - 2 0 Mrs. dawthern . 1 0 W. F. N. Norton, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Lacey 1 0 Mr. Pearson - 1 0 A Friend - - 1 0 Wm. Fretham. Esq. . 6 0 J. Churchill, Esq. 1 0 , Rev. N. Chapman - 1 0 John Wright, Esq. - 2 0 Rev. Dv. Wilkins - 1 1 I Key. J. B. Stuart . 1 1 J. Fisher, Es. . i o Thomas Maltby, Esq. - 2 0 181iu Evison - 1 .0 Rev. F. Anon . i 6 Mr. and Mrs. Woolley - 0 Mrs. Worthington . 0 Franck Calvert, Esq. - 0 Mr. Blair - . 0 Ed. Sneyd, Esq. - 0 Mrs. Sneyd Mrs. Mary Sneyd 0 Miss Sneyd - 0 Rev. H. Price and family 11. 2s. 6d. Rev. T. Gisborne - 2 0 Airs. G isborne - I 0 AA ..ir. Evans - 2 0 Mrs. Evans - 1 0 T. K. Hall, Esq. - 1 0 Mrs. thin 1 0 Mrs. Lane - - 2 2 J. Newton, Esq. - - 2 2 J. Lister, Esq. - 1 0 Amount of subscriptions under one pound 311. 4s. 9d. At. Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co. _ _ _ J. R. AI. --- - 10 0 At Sri W. Lubbock and Co's. Dr. W. Adams ;. 3 0 J. 11. S. - - .- b 0 At Messrs. Count; and Co. B. S. - - - 29 (.1 —. H. Butter°, Esq. - 1 1 At 3lessrs. Drummond's. M. Francis Fsq. . 1 0 Mn. 8. Vansttart b 0 At Messrs. Hoare's. T. G. Brsmstoo, Esq. . 5 0 Mrs. Barker (Stamford) 6 0 The Lord Bishop of Ox ford - • - 10 10 At Mean. Dorrien, Mogen', and Co. J. G. - 0 6 J. Lister, Esq. - Messrs. Ilardon - 6 0 At Sin W. Curtis and Co. J. S. - . 1 1 T. S. - -10 s. ed. John Peel, Esq. (addid onal 21 0 bliss E. Franks (York) 6 6 Rev. W. Thomson Al therston - - 5 0 A t . ri;n ... (l:by ditto . 010 Jae. Esq. - 2 0 Ret. Dr. Burney (Green. wich) - - 10 10 Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the follow. ing Bankers:—Sir William Curtis and Co.; MCMITII. Dorrien, Magens, and Co. ; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co.; Mews. Hankey ; Messrs. Hoare; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.; Messrs. berries, Farquhar, and Co. ; Messrs. Hammersley and Co.; Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Forster, and Co.; Messrs . Coo"' and Co.. Messrs. Drummond and Co.; Messrs. Rogers, Tow good, and Co.; Mews. Marryatt and Co.; Messrs. Morland and Co. • Messrs. Ransom and Co. ; Messrs. Wells, Whitmore, and Co.,Loaabard-s.reet; and by all the Members of the Committee. It H. MARTEN. W. KUPER, D. D. Hon. Secretaries. P. LA TROBE. The Colamittee will Inset every Monday and Thursday, at One o'clock, at the City of London Tavern, where Communications, Subscriptions, des. will be thankfully received. TAE celebrity DISON and CO. have attained by the perfection of their LACES, has gained them the distin_ gupueon of the DUCHESS of RENT, who was ap. pointed t em Bntish and Foreign Lace Manufacturers to her Royal Highness. Ladies will find at their Warehouse the advantage of a moot splendid choice in colonnade and flounced dresses, real Brussels veils, Chantilly and blonde veils, squares, pelerines, court lappets, blonde touncings, laces, &c. They particularly solicit attention to the perfection of their APPLICATION DE BRUXELLES in dresses, shawls, scarfs, veils, pelerines, laces, &e. which , emanating direct from their Manufactory at Brussels, they can offer full one-third lower in price than interior articles are usually sold f0r...-No. 37, Regent-stmt, exactly opposite the Ar gyll Rooms, TO CAPITALISTS. POTTON ISLAND, ESSEX. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Cheage-alley, Cornhill, Lomita, * THIS DAY, at 12, THE very valueb t .e PREEROI.II) ESTATE, con sitting of the complete entirety of Great Noon bland, near South End and Rochtorti, forty-five miles from London, in the county of Essex, consisting of a Om house, outbuildings, and near Seven Hundred Acres of rich and fertile Arable. Pasture, end Marsh Land, in the occupation of 3lr. Hickinbothatn, on Leese, at SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS PEA ANNUM. To be viewed till the Sale, and particulars, with a plan of the Island and its inclosurea, may be had lathe Hotel at South End ; Ship, at Rochford ; Golden Lion, at Raleigh; Crown, at Bil lericay; White Hart. Rumford and Brentwood ; Spre ad Eagle, Ingatestone; Black Boy, Chelmsford • King's Head, at Mahlon; of folcsers. Smith, Lake, and Wil kinson,No. 10, Lincoln's Ihn ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Willoat, No. 25, Golden. square, London. VALUABLE TITHE-FREE MANOR FARM, Nest Marden Park, and Godstone, Surrey. By Mr. WI LLOCK, At Garmway's Coffee House, in Change-alley, Comhill, London, THIS DAY, at 12, by order of the Assignees of William Bryant, - A Large and vaIuabIeFREFAIOL DEW TITHE-FREE ESTATE, walled WOLDINGHAAI MA NOR FARM, situate in a most beautiful country, about. three miles from God stone, seven from Croydon, and seventeen from London, in the county of Surrey, ossaistingsf a (tonal . MANSION HOUSE, called the UPPER COURT LODGE, with spacious barns, excellent stabling, all necessary farm build ings, and near FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES of Arabl Pasture, and Wood Lend; together with the Manor of Woldingham ; !stein the occupation of Mr. Richard Darnall, but now untenanted ; and immediate possession may be had. To be viewed till the sale ; and ”articulars may be had on the premien ; at the White Hart, at Godstone ; Dorset Arms, Est- Grinstead; Half Moon, in the London road, by the 15-mile stone; King's Arms, at Croydon ; of Messrs. Wainwright, Smith, and Giraud, Solicitors, No. 7, Furnlval's lon ; of Mr. Lovell, Solici tor, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; of Mr. Stewart, No. 194, Picca dilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. IVillock, No. 23, Golden square. PICTURES. Ily Mr. STANLEY, At his Rooms, 21, Old food-street, Cs THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, AA Numerous and Valuable COLLECTION of AN CIENT PICTURES, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish, and a few fine Prints, framed and glazed; comprising many examples of celebrated and esteemed Masters of the various Schools. The Connoisseur will find among them many worthy of t.is approba tion, and to the speculator the sale will afford a good opportunity of purchasing, as the greater part are to be sold without reservation, being the property of a gentleman who is about to leave the country on a foreign mission for a considerable time. May be viewed and catalogues bad To.scuseow. VALUABLE IMPROVED RENT OF £126 PER ANNUM, Undeniably secured upon Premises in Norfolk-street, Strand. By Mr. MILLS, On THURSDAY NEXT, June 16, at 12, at the Auction Mart, by direction of the Assignee, AVALUABLE and moat undeniably-secured improved RENT of 1261. Per Annum, far about 27 years, arising from a spacious and capital Mansion, distinguished as Holyiand's Family Hotel, situate in Norfolk-street, Strand. The premises occupy a plot of ground 30ft. by 30ft. and contain 14 chambers, 4 elegant drawing, dining, and morning moms, entrance hall, and domestic offices; let on lease for the whole term to an unexception. able tenant. The Premises may be viewed, by permission of the tenant, until the sale. Descriptive Particulars may be had at the Mart; of Messrs. Knight and Fysco, 26, •Basinghall.strett; and at Mt. Mills' Offices, Chapel.plsee, Poultry. ORLETON MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, HERS FORDSH IRE. By Mr. CROSBY At °areaway's, on WEDNESDAY, the With inst. THE ORLETON ESTATE, five miles from Leo minster, and five !riles from Ludlow comprising the va luable Manor of Orleton, with its Court Leet, Court Baron, copy hold rents, fines, heriots, minerals, a charter of free warren, and the patent to two fairs, with the tolls and perquisites thereof. Also two capital Farms, in the occupation of Messrs. Thomas and Hill, containing together 385 urea ; the grass land exempt from vicarial tithes by modus, and the Lind-tax redeemed; the whole preduciag a rental of about 5001. • Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Blount. Land Agent, 0, Norton-street, Portland-place; !dealt.. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Cuey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Morris and Son, Leominster; Mr. C. Blount, solicitor, Hereford; uod of the Auctioneer, 7, Bruton-street, Berkelepaquare. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, upon the pat new Western Road, in the beautiful Vale of Somersetshire, between Sherborne, Yeovil, and Somerton, only 30 miles from Bath, comprising about 600 statute Ames, chittiy of the richest Grazing Land, finely timbered with Elm, a most Valuable Pro perty for Investment. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Mart, near the Bank of England , on TUESDAY NEXT, the 21st inst., at Twelve, in One Lot (unless an acceptable °tier should be previously made by Private Contract.) • . rrH E very Valuable and Capital FREEHOLD MA IL NOR FA R6l Sof SPECK IN° ON and BRIDGEH A 111 P TON, with superior Farm Houses and substantial Buildings, Cottages and Orchards ; comprising, with 130 acres leased on lives, adjoining, about 740 Customary Acres, nearly in a ring fence, chiefly famous rich Grazing Land and Water Meadows, and a great part of a sound deep alluvial soil. The whole is now let to most respon ' sible and excellent yearly Tenants, at very low reduced Rents, hav ing been above 60 per cent. higher a few years since. The poor rates, &c. are comparatively trifling. The Estate is intersected and partly bounded by a river and turnpike-road, is well suited foe game, and .the Manor extends over nearly 1.000 =cc—The Farms may be viewed by applying to Mr. James Brown, of Compton Pauncelaot; and pamcultrs, with plans, may be had at the Inn at Wincanton, Sherborne, Yeovil, &e. an d Vilim Lion,also tif f Messrs. Burfoot, solicitors, in the Temple ; at the Matt ; d Daniel Smith and Sons, Surveyors and Land Agents, idisilurptc Church yard, London, sal Windsor, Dolts. This day is published. in 3 vols. small Aro. Ms. boards, PALES, by the O'HARA FA MI LY.—Containing Crohoore of the Bill-Hook, the Fetches, and John Doe. " How few books can we read through with delight ! How still fewer all of which (for reading all of a book and reading it through are very differert things) we can read with patience! But on taking up these volumes we were spell-bound, nor could we lay them aside till we had finished them. In fact, since the first productions of the author of Waverley, we have seen nothing of the kind that, in our judgment, equals these Tales. The writer, though no imitator of the 'Great Unknown,' is evidently of kindred genius. He is characterised by the same vivid and picturesque descriptions of nature, the same close and powerful sketches of character, the same skill In availing hirnaelf of local superstitions, the same locality of creating dramatic situations, and giving a dramatic character and interest to his narratire.'",—Montbly Critical Gazette, June 1825. London : Printed for W. Siirpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's Hall-court, Ludgate-street. This day is published, in I vol. Bvo. price 26.. boards, THE PRACTICE of COURTS MARTIAL ; also, the Legal Explanation of the Mutiny Act and Articles of, War. &c. Rc. &c. t forming a Manual of the Judicial and Mili tary Duties of an Officer in various Situations, and being a com plete Case Book and Book of Reference for all Military Men, both to the Service of his Majesty and that of the lion. Eau Lodi.' Company, upon a new and improved plan. By Captain 1101.761 L 48th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry. The Legal Portion of the Work revised and corrected By GEORGE LONG, Esq. Of flray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law. Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenhall-street. This day is published, in I vnl. Bvo. price 18r. boards, 9111 E GENERAL EAST INDIA GUIDE, End 11 Fade Mecum for a , * Public Functionary, Government Officer, Private Agent, Tidier, or Foreign Sojourner in British India and the adjacent Pained Asia immediately connected with the Hon. the East India CA mpiny ; being a Digest of the Work of the late Captain IVillianison, with many Improvements and Additions, embracing the most valuable Parts of similar Publica tions on the Statistics, Literature, Official Duties, and Social Eco nomy of Life and Conduct in that interesting Quartet of the I I World. By J. B. GILCHRIST, LLD. London ; Published by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Book- 1 sellers to the Honourable Eaat India Company, Lesdenhsll-street, 1828. DODSLEYS ANNUAL REGISTER.. This day is published, price 16s. boards, THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of the History Politics, and Literature of the Y. -. .r 1824. 1 ear London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; J. Cuthell ; Longman and Co. ; Jeffery and Son ; J. Booker; Harding and Co.; Sherwood and Co.; G. B. Whittaker ; Hurst and Co.; W. Bey. °olds ; Simpkin and Marshall; and J. Colliogwood. * 4 ! The editor has been anxious to produce this volume at the time which he regards as the proper period of publication. By indulging in longer delay he could have executed the Work with aim ow to himself, but not with mare advantage to the miler. A einiersi Index to the Annual Register, from its conionsos ant k 1714, will be published in the ansaing winter. OAND J. SI VEWRIGHT.—The opportunity of • obtaining a Fortune by risking a small sum of money will soon cease for ever. J. and J. Sivewright can recommend the New Scheme with confidence ; for Besides 4 Prizes of 20.000 Guineas, Besides the usual number of Capitals, Besides all the Numbers being Prizes, SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF NYINE will be presented gratis to the fortunate Holders of the Four Prizes of One Thousand Guineas. being 16 Pipes to each Prize. and in proportion for Shares. The %Vine to be selected from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in die Kingdom, by the fortunate Haden, themselves. FOUR £21.000 £21,000 1.11,000 I £21,000 &c. amounting to .C 204,442! Will be decided All in One Day, FRIDAY, 15th JULY. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at J. and J. Siete/HOS' Offices, No. 37, Comhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38. Haymarket where they sold in a late Contract, 12,478, a Prise of 30,00 N., amll several other Capitals. GCARROLL begs to remind the Public that the • Chancellor of the Exchequer, having disposed of all the Tickets granted by Parliament, Lotteries must so= laminate for ever. From the novel attraction in the present Scheme, CARROLL can recommend it with confidence. In addition to the Prizes, amounting to £204,442 ! IN STERLING MONEY them art 64 PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS Asttached to the Four Prises of One Timm/ Guineas, being Sixteen Pipes of Wine to each Prise. 'aloe Shares in puu cr. tion ; so that a Sixteenth will receive One Pipe of test, bssidss rl' share of One Thousand Guinea'. The Wino m asisatmll IWO the Stock of any Merchant in the Kingdoms, by the listarMa holders themselves. ALL the Four Prises of 21,11901. ALL the other Capitals, ALL the Numbers, ALL the 64 Pipes of Wine, gratis, ALL will be deckled in One Day, FRIDAY, lith JULY. Tickets and Shares are now on dale at CARROLL's Offices. 19, Cornhill; 7, Charing-cross; and 96, Oaford-street, London; where he sold in Four Months, Four Prises of 16,6001. ; and also lately, Four Pritesof 30,9001. 4 sail in the Lottery drawn Tuesday, May 31, Carroll bold No. 6346 (Class B), a Pr= of UMW ; No. 0516, a Prise of 11031. and Firs other caPhall6 1101.;SE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, lux's 13. WESTERN SHIP CANAL. On the question that the Report on the Western Ship Canal Bill - be taken into further consideration, Lord FOLKESTONE said, that in his opinion the Standing Orders had not been complied with in the case of the Bill then before the House. The subscribers he contended did not bind themselves to contribute more than the deposit already made, In violation of a Standing Order, whirls required that in the ease of all• Canal Bella the provision sh ould in the first instance be made for the payment of the full son subscribed fur, and that the list of names given in at the Private Bill Office be one of bona Ale subscribers. It was impossible, therefore, for the House to proceed turther in the Bin, unless they were prepared to overlook altogether the Sucoding Orden. Were the !louse to sanction so irregular a proceeding • they would but encourage persons to conic forward and embark their money tot lied' wild speculations u the present. The Noble Lord moved, as an amendment, that the Report be taken into tut. ther consideration that day six month*. Lord GRA N't'ILLE SOM E !ISE T opposed the A mend ment. A de posit of 11. had already been made, which he considered a lair proof of good faith on the pan of the subscribers. The men. sure was one of the utmost importance; 710,000/. had already beta subscribed, a sum which, he contended, was sufficient for present purposes. After a few words from Mr. nougat:iv, Mr. Alderman IIEY. GATE, and Mr. WAR /4E. Loyd FOLKESTONE said, it was not true that a deposit had been made on all the shares. It was also a fact, that the name or a Member of that House (as we understood it) had been placed in the list of subscribers without his knowledge, and how then was the House to know whether many other names might not have been affixed under 'similar 'citeunuitances. . . . Sir T. ACLAND opposed the amendment. He thought the sense of the House ought rather to have been taken on the merits of the Bill, than on a mere technical objection. Had the Noble Lord come forward three weeks ago he would have spared the par. ties great extlense. After a few words from Mt. IL GORDON, Mr. A. BARING said he thought tt too late now, at the eleventh hour, to turn round on parties after allowing them to proceed so far. CLringers were then ordered to withdraw, and the Hou se divided, when there appeared for the amendment, Ayes 9—Noes 42—Majority against the amendment, 33. The Hewn was then received, and the several amendments Eto. —The Bill was ordered. Ist g URY AND NEST LOOE RIGHT OF ELECTION. Lord NUGENT postponed, until Monday next, the presenta tion of the two petitions front Banbury and Weat Looe, respecting the Right of Election. COMBINATION LAWS. Lord MILTON presented a petition from the Boot and Shoe [ Makers of Daventry, praying that should any alteration take place in the Combination Laws, the rights of the operatives might be protected as well as dime of their employers. The Noble Lord also presented a petition from Sheffield, complaining that certain witnesses had not been examined before the Committee on the Combination Laws, although they attended for that purpose. —The petitions were referred to the Committee on the Combination Laws. BRISTOL TOWN DUES. Mr. H. DAVIS moved the Order of the Day for the resumption of the adjourned debate on the third reading of the Bristol Town Dues Bill. The question was then put on the clause proposed by Mr. 81041. DEM on the former evening, •• That the rights of all persons IN against the Corporation of Bristol be saved harmless." Mr. WM. COURTE NAY said, the public was likely to de rive considerable advantage from the Bill then before the Ilutiae. The dues under the new regulation were to be lower than they formerly were. The intention of the Committee originally was, to leave all parties as to their respective rights in the same state ; wi:h that view lie should propose the insertiou of a clause to the effect that the Corporation shall hold the several du= now to be ma- Wished by the same title as those collected b e f ore t h e p ass i ng o f the present Act, and that nothing ia this Bill be construed to alter that title." This clause, he contended, would give effect to the decline I opinion of the Committee, as fully as that propueed on the former evening. A short disetunion ensued, ante which the House divided, when there appeared— 'For the original clause - - fol Against it . _ 341 Marity in favour of the clause - —22 The Bill was t hen read a thAtitne and passed. IMPRESSHE^' OF SEAMEN. Mr. 814 M preeentee a petition from the seaman of Hull whist the pen*, if lopturateat. Oa tho is that the patella be brought up. Ik. WWI add, that is tmeeempeace of reports which had /Me faith in the UMW"y reepeetutg certain cruelties said to hare been practised on board the Howe, whilst under the command of Captain Coakhoni be (Mr. Hume) wished to state, that since be itetl gale the atitapeota from which these reports had their seisisObe had omen extract from the ship's log.hook, from which er s.m. it thee et the period alluded to on • former evening. eight months, not more than eleven punishments had taken bon, hear.) the bad also received a lett er (rein the then t of the ship, who admits that, itoto the re armory mate of the crew, punishment was in some instances ne. F ed • The letter further stated, that Capt. Cockburn never any of the crew without first inetituung a proper inquiry the• mans ease (Hear. hear.) The Hon. Member went on to say, that he blamed himself for not putting the lettCTl , from which his statements on the former evening were made into the gallant Admirers hands (hear. hear.) NVivatever political tliffertmea might exist between them he certainly would not allow those dif-. fereooes to infiuence him in bringing forward a charge spinet the gallant Admiral. Sir 0. COCKBURN thanked the Hon. Member for the hood_ some manner ire which he had come forward. if he (Sir fl. Cockbunt) were guilty of the militia imputed to him he walla be unworthy of the situation he then tilled. With respect so the db. femme. which existed honreon him and the Mon. Umber, ipt trusted they would mutually teal to" the heath at their couotry. (Hear, hear.) Alr. ,ROBERTSON parka few eltemadone, denying the 144 I i , It .1 ft , i • i . 1 1 t i ll ; , I • , . ' • . i I'} %'' i • . , 4 I i 1 . IC I ' tt ii t i i i i . ' FINSBURY-SQUARE. CONVENIEST FAMILY HOUSE, with Cearh-hhthle and Starling, and the excellent Furoiture and Effects. By Mr. St4IC.IBB and SON. On the Premises, TO-MORROW, at I, by order of the Pro prietor,TH. very desirable and commodiously arranged LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29. on the East aide' of Finsbury-sqaare, the property of 111 r. T. S. Elude, gising ap housekeeping; containing two handsome rooms on each of the principal floors, Eve best bed chambers, t:ressing room, water• closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices, and a garden communicating, with a good four.stalled stable and ecrach-heuse opening into ‘Vilson-street, having a spacious wine vault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London, for an unexpired term of 264 years from 3lidsuaniner next, as the very trifling ground-rent of 6!. 2s. per annum. On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising a handsome drawing room suit, two large chimney glasses, two pier ditto, rosewood sofa and card tables, a remarkably well-made mahogany pedestal sideboard and set of dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effects, which will be move particularly described in future never isements. The House may be viewed by tickets, to be had of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may be had.