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~. /, ( '~ /%' f , ~r~ • 4) e T - - ---••• • • 4, -• • • • •• • /mil • "!,, ... / Ft(. : 7 °A • • , •71 1 4 . ;." • . .t '• tirl • •" • .4 „:44 V --~-►r..'fr`~' N Le(., -/ /72 7, 17 / to jt 11Cr - L - • ''mow . /;' No. 7,249. LONDON, TIASDAY, MARCH 7, 1826. Price 7d. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. n, 180 - lIIHE Court of Directors of the United Company qf Merchants of England Misting to ths East Indies do hisstogio; Notice, That s uENEHAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held st their House in beadenhalLatreet, on WEDNESDAY. the 3th of 3larch nest. from Nine &Clock in the Morning until Six In d ie Evening. for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of this Com rob in the room of John lludlestnn. Esq. w ho hath disqualified. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. VAN DIEMEN'S LAND COMPANY'S OFFICE, Frourattv 4, IR3& The Governor, Deputy. Governor, and Court of Directors of the VAN DIEhIEN'A LAND COMPANY hereby give Notice, That the FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of the mid COMPANY will be held. pursuant to the Charter, at their Of No. (A, Old Brnad.street, in the City of London, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of March next, at Twelve o'('lock in the Forenoon precisely, to receive a Reporter the State of the Com pany, and oa other business. GEORGE SALT TUCKER. Clerk. SALES BY AUCTION. The splendid and unique Bressing.case, and Travelllngg 4 Adams . of Joseph Ilayne,"Esq., costly Fumitur4 Ware, China, die. 1,%/IR. l'H ILLI PS respectfully notifies, that THllla. .0.1. DAY and TO-MORROW, at One o'clock each day, hr shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond. street, the singularly elegant and costly IrIIESSING-CASE, with the interior apparatus. wholly formed Of silver gilt, richly and ex. quisitely chased, fitted to an expensive rosewood cue, mounted in silver and bull, and lined with crimson velvet; designed and exc.- euted by the late 31r. Love, jeweller, at an expense to Mr. Bayne of fifteen hundred going's. Also a handsome Travelling Chariot. painted in claret brown and picked out black, lined with line cloth. trimmed with silk lace. C springs, finished in a superior manner by Adams, and nearly new. An assemblage of superb and elegant furniture, manufactured in a very superior manner, including a matchless carved sideboard and set of dining tables. 20 feet by 6 feet. handsome library tablet, mid bookcases, and secretaires, suite of rosewood and mahogany dndiring room tables, four mahogany ottomans enriched with burnitfitoil• god, 30 ditto chairs, sofas sod chaise lounges, consoles and pier tables, noble pier and chimney glasses, a superb dinner service of Fsench china, and splendid ser vice of rich cut glass ware, and magnificent chandelias formed of or-multi and rich cut glass, large Turkey carpet, select library of books and paintings. two gold.mounted fowling-pieces, and intseeL laneous objects of osoament and value, selected without regard of expense. May be viewed, and catalogues descriptive of the above, t also of the service of plate, had at Dlr. Phillips's, 73. Bond-st ' SALES BY AUCTION PARLIAMENTAIIT INTELLIGENCE. VICINITY 0111CLAPHAII. The valuable Lease of an eacelleit family Residence, with Coach house, Stabling, productive Ganikens. Grapery, Orchard, Green house, and Offices of every delimit/ion. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction alert, near the Bank of England, THIS DAY, at 12, r HE HOUSE is removerl from the High Road, ap proached b► a lawn and carriage sweep, and contains a good entrance, capital e r ootn , 94 feet by 18, and a drawing.rocau of the same dimensions, both elegantly finished in the must modern taste, breakfast room opening on to the lawn, library, or gentleman's room, two principal bed-rooms, four secondary chambers, water. closet, principal and secondary staircase, and convenient domestic offices. The detached Offices comprise a double coach-house, live stall stable, dairy, laundry, wash-house, &c. The Gardena are very extensive, partly walled, judiciously die. posed in lawns and shaded gravel walks, and amply stocked with choice fruit trees and shrubs. HOUSE OF JAWS, Nownwr, MARCH G. LISMORE DIVORCJ Mr. Adnm was heard, on the part of Lord Lismore, in facm.r bf the Bill to grant a divorce between Lord and lady Cisrnme. Several witnesses were examined, amongst whom WWI ti .r. Dowager Lady Lismore, who was examined in the body th. Douse. After her Ladyship had beer examined, the further hearing uC the ewe wee postpuped until Wednesday. The Duke of St. Alban's took the usual oaths and hi: seat. SLAVERY. iF LONDON, Feb. 20, 1826. SALE. able Ole Commissioners of his IMPERIAL CONTINENTAL OAS ASSOCIA TION. This is to give notice, that the Deed of Settlement having been approved by the Board of Direction, will lie at the Office of the Association, No. 51, St. Swithin's.lane, bombard-street, for sig nature by the Proprietors, from THURSDAY the 9th day of March inst. until SATURDAY the 29th day of April next, both inclusive. The Proprietors are requested to bring with them their receipts for the deposits paid on their Shares, which will be ex changed for certificates. The Proprietors are further informed, that the arrangements made by the Board of Direction, for conducting the business of the Association, will preclude the necessity of making any further calls during the current year. Dated this 6th day of March, 11126, .1. P. DANIELL, Superintendent. - - Lord KENYON presented a petition from Ocbdlc, agatrat SI :lhlef ()Rice. Old Broad-street, on lURSDA V, the 16th, and FRI -11126, at One o'clock in the After lowing GOODS Cologne Spirits Conic 1:ocoa Black and Green Tea Pepper Wax and Tallow Candles Books, Magazince, and Printed Paper Soap Enamel and Glass — KariGREY presented a similar petition from South Shield.. The petitioners thanked their Lordships for the resolutioca whites they rated their hardships to have passed. The Earl of LA IT DFAt lIALE objected to the !told" , as ro such resolutions's' those alluded to by the petinotter4 Mid bete pai.sed by .heir Lordships. Earl GEE I olosetveri that the petition contained a prayr whi.b entitled it to he receised.—Laid on the table. • • • To be viewed till the sale, by cards only, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row ; particulars may also be had of .Ilr.Witham, Solicitor, Bay's Inn squate ; and at the Mart. Eurl ORE t then presented simitar petitions hoe; from Hanidon..bridge ;Oran. a parish nest Hanks ; font Cad- TUretoll and one from the town of ilalifint, MI in the county tri Yotk. - The Earl of MORLEY presented a similar petiflol front P. enou;b. The Seel of vtiawtcx piessoted a petition from Wars !L. the tome effect. "-r. "Tie Eal of CAllNAltVON"presented sirultar petitions hew Qmpurt, and from a parish in Somentershire. •. CATHOLIC QUESTION. The Earl of Kt NtiSTON presented a petition Irons the nohi. lily. gentry, and other inhabitants of the bares .e(' r‘oodotis. is the county of Cork, in favour of the Roman Catholics of Iretard. PORT 0, FOR • All Order of At Hoouttr 114jesigis.Ereise Re-Femur a a spacious Room at the I WRDNESDAY, the 17th. TI DAY, the 17th day of March, 1 mots°reach day precisely, the fol Brandy Kern Genera Mush Arrath . Whisky Medicated Spirits Cordials Uterry Steady French and other Foreign Wines 1 Also a few Lots of Arrack, Shrub, %Sloe, Coffee, Cocoa, and Snip, for Expoetation, part of which are allotted in small Quanti ties for the better accommodation of /levers' dealets as well as psi. ,ate paeans who may wish to become purchasers. Catairigues may be had at lid. each, and Samples seen, at the Rime Warehonse.keeper's Office, Tower.hill, from Wednesday. the Sth, to Tuesday, the 14th day of March, 1526, from Ten till Two o'clock, and on the Morning of Sale; the Samples of the Rees Sale only from Tan till Twelve o'clock. STATIONERY OFFICE. Feb. 24, 1828. gni-1E Comptroller of the Stationery (dice is ready to J. receive Tenders for different descriptions of PARCIIMkNT and ♦ELLUM required for the Public Service. The quantities to be contracted for, and the periods of their de livery, will be specified in the particulars of contract, which can heyrocured, aced samples of the articles viewed, at the Stationery I HfiCit. from Monday the 27th instant, to Saturday the lath of iiisrch neat, between the hours of ten and three. live Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of his Majesty's itetionery Office. James-street, Buckingham Gate, and to be d..i:rered by twelve o'clock in the day, on Monday the 20th March. Mei, marked is the corner " Tender for Parchment and Vellum," after which day and hour no Tender can be received. NAVY.OFFICF, Marehl. r HE principal Officers and Commissioners of his Ma r jetty s Nary do hereby give Notice. That on THURSDAY, theft of April nest, at 1? o'Clock at Noon, the Officers of his Majesty's Dock Yard at Woolwich will pat sp to Sale in that Yard several Lots of OLD STORES, mosisting of old Canvass in rags, Rope Cable, and Hawser laid, Rigging. Bellow*, Paperstrff, and Shakings, &c. &c. all lying la thesaul Yard. Persons wishing to view the Lots must apply to the Offi:ers of the Yard tor a Dotwof admission for that purpose. Catalogue* and Gioditiona of Sale may be had here, and at the Yard. CONTRACT FOR STOCKHOLM, ARCHANGEL, OR BRalslll MADE PI Tt'H. AND MINERAL PITCH. ArA OFFICE, March 4, IC2ll. THE Principal Qfficers and etmemissioners of his 11.1”iestm's Natio hi...L.4 Orr Notice, That tin ku C SDA Y. the Mth instant. at One o'Clnck, they trill be ready to treat with each persons as may be willing to con. tract tm ,Lupplving his :Majesty's several Dock-yards with STOCKHOLM, ARCHANOEL, or sitrrisiz MADE PITCH, -Ind MINERAL PITCH. Dfstrihrttons of the Pitch and Forms of the Tenders may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party or an agent Mr him artends. Every Teriler for Stockholm. Archangel. or British made Pitch must be accompanied by a letter addressed to to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become bound with the versos tendering, in the sum or :AIM fur the due perform. :tree ~f the Contract. ARMY ('l►! Comm STRACTS. ISIIAIIIAT DEPARTMENT, r FLu. 24. HIM T' E-A-,41* VIYFICE is hereby girth -all contracting to supply tl td the Army, viz. I to ull Prisons th airew of he following Mucks for the uie BRE To bi+ Majesty's lAnd Form : A D. in Cantnnment‘, Quniterti, and ted Colintiri and isLiuds Moninnuill Norfolk NOttiltialr:l , 7l Nnr:humbvrlinti Renick., in tile under-mentio. PkA:kirl _ _ Berk, (ncluding the Town of lion:nortord) t..tnibridgc (including the Town td Nt 'interact; Chester Cornwall (including Scilly) Lambe:land lte:hy Devon Dcwict Hurhatu (including Holy Wand) E•+ex tezclusive 'l'illtry Fort) til.ucester (inclutling the City of Bristol) Hants H ereford II ert turd Hunts lilt of Man lilt of %Hight liert (including Tilbury Fort, in the County of Fimicx) !Anemia I.c tester Lincoln NottingLam (hford Rutland Salop Smiler Act ick IVestinorlard Wilts Worcester York North and South Wales In the serersl Counties in North Britain And in the Islands of Altkrney, Guernsey, and Jersey, As also Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vi entity. OA Ts, To hia Majesty's Cavalry and,litillery Horses, in Cantonments aral Quarters in the untier-rnentianal Counties : Redloru titoucester Rutland Rem I Berwick II trerord I Salop Burks 1 Ihrtford Stafford Cambridge flume 11 - estruoreland (*heater Leiconer %Vika ___ l'umberland Lincoln Wore-ester Iterby Monmouth North and South Durham Oxford Wales FORAGE, viz. Oate, Hay . and Straw, to his 3lmesty's C Horses, Barracks, and Oats in Canton' in the undermentioned Counties in South I Beaks Lincaater Cornwall Midd kw: Devon Norfolk Dorset Northampton Essex Nurthumberland llano, (including Noilieginini Isle of Wight) Soinerset lent Sulfa That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the Twenty-fifth Day of April next ; that proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked " Tender far Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Wrtnesday the Twenty-nintli Hay of Ilarch next, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposals must he made separately for each County and Island, exeept for the Counties enmprising North and South 'Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender ; likewise the Islands of A Merrier, Guernsey , . and Jersey ; as also the several Counties in North ffritaln ; and each Pmposal must have the Letter which la annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known Property engaging to b. come bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated ht the printed Particulars, for the due Perform- once of the l'ontraet • and no proposal will be noticed unless made' DR sprinted Tender , and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the C.on tract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, shwa Amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first' instil:ice by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office between the Hours of Ten and Four, and of the Barrack Masters in the Islands of flu nnsey, Jersey, sod Man ; and as seve ral alterations have been made in the Printed Particulars, which alterations are Fainted In Italic, it is requested that Persons mak ing Tenders will carefully attend to the same, and Persons ten dering for the supply of Oats will notice the alteration in the weight. N.B.—Barnples of the If red and Meal may be seen at this Office, between the Hours of Twelve and Two. :aralry and Artillery inents and Quarters, Britain : Surrey Sussex Warwick York And in the several Counties in North Britain. !kV ATEII.—The SELF-ACTING PATENT II Y -7 DRAULIC ENGINE raise; Water VW feet or more tOsee the level of the spring or river where it is sophist. Thu; Engine is well adapted to supply mansion houses, gardens. food. tons, anti farm-yards, upon elevated situations, u it produces a constant stream. It is simple in its principle, and not liable to be put out of order ; and the cost is moderate, compared with the usual anodes of procuring water. fureherpartitulars may he had of the Patentee, Mr. JAMES k.ASTON, Civil Engineer, 2111, STRAND, London; where an !Aging is tree*. Ih W TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lames a wn GENTLEMEN, HAVlNG,'found, in the course of ony recent canvass fur the honour of a seat in the direction of your affairs, that the salfitages of the proprietary hove been taw Torgely pre-engaged as to forbid those confident hopes of sweep, which alone could justify my troubling those friends who support my pretensions,- I deem it my duty to state. that it is not my intention to proceed to the Bailin at the general Election in April next. I beg to offer my most grateful acknowledgments for the nu merous promises of support, and general kindness I hare expe rienced, and trust that on a future occasion the sante obliging exertions will be extended to me. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant, 62, Otouceoter-place, Match 6. HENRY SHANK. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE Election of a DIRECTOR of your Affairs being fixed foe WEDNESI)AV. the Btb of March, I respect fully renew my pledge to proceed to the Ballot ; and beg most earnestly to solicit the honour of your early attendance at the Will house on that day. Permit me to tender you my warmest acknowledgments for the very flattering reception, and numerous ussuninces of support, I have received on my canvass, which encourage me to indulge the most sanguine expectations of success. Should you be pleased to place me in the distinguished office to which 1 aspire, it will be my highest ambition to prove. by devoting my time and attention to its important duties, that I have not been undeserving of your generous patronage and support. I have the honour to be. Ladies and Gendmen, Your most obedient and faithful Servant. CHARLES AIACKINSON. London Tavern, 31arch 6, 1826. Mr. Mackinnon'e Committee sits, daily, at the London Tavern, where Cotumunications will be thankfully received. At a numerous and highly respectable MEETING of PRO PRIETORS of EAST INIKA STOCK, held at the London Tavern, on FRIDAY, the 213th of November, 1823, _ GEORGE PALMER, Esq. in the Chair; - . RESOLVED 1:1;10113101CSLY, That. considering the great importance of the Trade with China to the best interans of the East India Company, to British India, and to this Country, it is highly expedient and desirable, that there should be, at least, one Member of the Court of Directors possess ing, from personal residence in China, practical knowledge and experience of the trade of that Country, and of the peculiar policy and usages ender which it is conducted ; that Mr. CHARLES 31AiKINNON'S independent principles, hi■ attainments, his long and acknowledged services to the Company, and his public and private character, together with his entire freedom from com mercial or other pursuits. constitute, in our opinion, a strong claim to the confidence of the Proprietors ; and, with these impressions, thla Meeting earnestly recommend him to their patronage and sup port, and, individually and collectively, pledge themselves to use their most strenuous and unremitting exertion to secure his electioe. GEORG P.ILME R. Chairman. SP ITALI' I E L DS.--ll IST R F.SS of the SILK WEAVus.—Amount already advertised, 12,1801. Sls. Gd. .£ R. 1 Z 11. Miss Halford . . 1 0 I .1. C. 3 0 W. Mathews, Esq. - 30 ; Mrs. Roberts, Russell- Aberfolle, from Edinburgh 1 0 i square 10 .10 31rs. k. Smith . 5 5 ; Miss Roberts, ditto 10 10 Mr. and Miss Peanut 10 0 I By Messrs. Battikey and Co. Rev. J. Lrgrew - 5 0 Right lion. Lady Suffield '21.1 0 I J. J.. by ditto . 50 A widow's mite, 2s. Gd. By the Lord Bishop of Chester. i A. B. 0 10 Rev. C. Berson - 20; By Messrs. Corks, Cocks, and Be Messrs. Barring and Co. I Co. W. Ward. Esq - 1 0; R E. (is He, Etq. of Wiling. I ham 10 10 John Bygrase. E.g. 5 5 I fly Messrs. BArnett and Co. : i Ottomans . 1 10 P. - - 2 0 ! V. 1,. - - 20 0 .. ... Br 3lettsra. Glyn and Co. The Mirre. Greenwell 2 0 Jas. Sutton, Esq. - 5 0 ' Moms. Corkin and Saun ders - 20 0 By 3lessrs. iklartio, Stone, and Co. lit. Hon. Lord Gambier 19 0 A Lady 2 0 Ity 51errra. Remington and Co. Rev. Peter Darer! 5 0 Br Messrs. ‘i illis and Co. Mrs:R. S. S. - 1 0' :11ra. T. S. - 1 0 ' Nisi A. S. . 1 0 Milts C. S. - I 0 Mrs. A. M. B. - 1 0 Des- agyrLartyl4lorttaunt, ._ ' C. - _ 1 0 Ity Messrs. Coutts and Co. 11 . Fairer, Esq. 10 0 U Noble: bul;:pendent Minima it Ityt; I 0 Tay Messrs. Drewett and Co. Dr. Pope, Staines 5 0 By Al ems. lhummonds and ('o. A. C. F. 3 --•—• - - Capt. O. C. Carpenter 1 I Bltmsot. ilaneeek and Co. 2 0 Rt. Wl'. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle 10 0 By 21eaNra. Gm.ling and (*o. Robert Firmer, 1:,.(1. 21. P. 21 10 ! Lady Plumer ... 2 2 liy Dr we and Co. A Friend to Free Trade 1 0 Ditto 0 10 John Lockett, I:sq. 10 0 Messrs. Ilerries and to. Rt. Hon. Lord de Dun stanville (2d sub.) 10 0 fly Ilnares. J. A. Wairre Evi. 31.1'. 10 0 Sir T. D. Alland, Hart. per Child stint Co. 10 0 I , lllFlances 1 0 Her. M. Peacock, Ureat Staintnn 1 0 By Messrs. Veers and Co. A Ludy 2 0 A friend to the distressed 5 0 By Smith, Paine, and Co. Fades St:miners, Esq. 10 Rev. John Al'illson 3 0 A. Pechell, Esq. - 2 0 C. E. Rumbold, Esq. 15 15 By Sir William Curtis and Co. 11. I. S. 5 0 Martin Ware, Esq. 5 5 By Messrs. Rogers and Co. Wm. Moody, Esq. - 1 0 By Sir J. Lubbock and Co. Thos. Lewis, Esq. - 1 0 Jas. Buller, Esq. - i 5 A Lady I 0 H. Forster, Esq. - 2 0 By Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co. It. (liter, - I 0 Sabscriptions are received by tl Wm. Bale, Esq. Treasurer, and B. C. I'. Y. 10 le 5 0 5 0 Rev. R. W. Sibtlioro 20 0 Hight lion. Countess de i;rey 0 Donager Lady Grantham 2 0 lire. T. Collins . 5 Vre, Litchfield 5 II Ite%. T._Randolph 1 1 I F. 'TIMING and Co, IIJr•MANUFACTURIAS. hi PREMISES, 224, RlAlENT street. lly Messrs. kay and Co. R. Y. - 1 0 J. 11'. . _ 1 0 By Messrs. Pilled. and Co. Ilenry (ladling, Esq. 1 0 By Al mgrs. Sansom and Co Win. Stobadt, Esq. I • 14y 3lessrs. Snow and Co. Anonymot.s - I 0 J. T. Reed. Eng. - I I By Sir C. Sant and Co. John Gully, Esq. - 5 0 he Right lien. the Lord :layer, by all the Hankers. 1, from 117, Strand, LACE laved R E 310 VED to their NE%ti -STREET, opposite Maddox r SMETHURST, at the OLD ESTABLISHED SPI • CHEAP OIL and PATENT LAMP WAREHOUSE, CAUTIONS the PUBLIC against DECEPTION.--A Person in New Bond-street has placed the name, Mr. Smethurst, In front of bis shop, which may mislead the Friends and Customers of J. S. J. Smethurst has no connexion with any other shop but No. 118, the Ninth House from Grosvenor-street. in New Hond.street. The only retail shop in London that manufacture their own Patent Lamps for every purpose where light is required. J. S. solicits the Public to view his Show Rooms, where a great variety of new-improved Shadowless Lamps for libraries, drawing' and dining room tables, on a superior principle, which has not been equalled by any other person in London. This Lamp Is admired for its simplicity, brilliancy of light, and without shade, which gives light equal to six candles, at the expense of Id. per hour, with genuine Spermaceti Oil. The Advertiser being an mi. ' porter. sells at Ii) per cent. under the usual charge, for ready money. Also his much-admired Hydrostatic Moon Lamps. simplified sin trimming, which has given so much satisfaction, Sinumbra French., English. and every description of Lamps may be purchnied. Compere and judge for yourselves. The principle of his improved Lamp, to be purchased only as above, for whi II he has obtained live separate patents from his Majesty, and begs most respectfully to request the Nubility and Gentry that may have occasion to purchase Grecian, Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, &c. to view the largest Collection in ,ondon of the most elegant patterns: he being determined that nu persou shall undersell him, it the articles are of equal quality. Those persons who honour him with their orders may rest assured of eectiving general satis faction. Lamps let out on hire for bona, route, &c. Observe, Smethurst deals in no other article but what appertains to Lamps and Oil. Cotton and Glasses of every description. Lampe repaired. No. 1313, New Ilend•street, Ninth !louse from tironenor-street. Stafford Su rr;y !•••utmle.l li t PAINTINGS. MARBLE TAM. INDIA CABINETS, PIANO-FORTE. FIRE-A RAI BINA, GLASS, &c. illy IV I NSTA N LEY SONS, At the Juan, TO-31ORR OW, an Vowing DayOtt 11, by order of the Es ALarge CoUectionof 1113CELt il ATiFOUIS EFFECTS, the Property of a Baronet. deceased, removed from big late residence in the country ; consisting of about One Hundred Plre tuns, of the Dutch, Flemish, and Italia" Schools ; a beautiful cis. cube Sienna Marble Table, a Pier ditto ; several India and other inlaid Cabinets ; seventeen lihul ind Bracket Clocks, Time pieces. and Regulators, by eminent 'tinkers : Thirteen double and single barrel Fowling-pieces, as Air-, Blunderbusses, Pistols, Swords, and Cutlasses ;an Azimuth tipsiss, several Telescopes, a large quantity of curious ornamental China, Glass, &e. To be viewed until the sale, and Catelques may be had at the Mart ; of Mr. Adams, John-street, Miaones ; and of iVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. LONG LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, AT HACKNEY. By Mr. MUSGROVE, At the Auction 31:4, TO-MORROW . at 12, in Two Lots, THREE neat anti well-finished 'HOtikS and GAR DENS, Non. 6. 7. and 12, in North-street, near the Canal bridge. at Cambridge-heath, let to Meows. Bailey, Densmore, aad Harvey, respectable yearly tenants, at low rants. Also three DWELLING HOUSES and Comer Shopa, in Dun can-place, near the Cat and 3lutton. Hackney, let to Messrs. Warren, Harding, and another. at M. per annum each. The above property is held by two leases for nearly seventy years, at small ground rents. To be viewed, and particulars ohtaini4 at the Rorie and Crown, and Cat and Mutton, Hackney; and of Mr. Muagrove, auctioneer and surveyor, 5, Austin-friars, Ohl Broad -street. and Haeknev. Leasehold Estate, Vine-stren t, near Hatton-garden, and a long Leasehold House in Glouces• er-street, near St. John.street-toad, Clerken By Mr. MI; GROVE, At the Auction Mart. TO-3101tROW, at IT, in Two Lots, A Compact LE.ISELIOLD ESTATE, consisting of lA. Two brirk.built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 3 and 4, in Vhie.street, Liquoruond-street, near the bees/house, and two buoys on the east side of Colterell'a-place adjoining, let to goal tenants, and producing a clear profit rent of 72/. per annum; term 97 Years, at a small ground rent. A LEASEHOLD DOUSE, No. 26, Gloucester-street, Cor. poration.row, Clerkenwell, containirg eight rooms, and in the occupation of Ir. Foley, the proprietor, who will give posses sion, or remain tenant to the purchaser; held fur 62 years, at a ground rent. To be viewed, and descriptive particulars had of MeSSIT. Breen. ridge and Cleobury, solicitors, 41, Chancery.lane; at the Mart and fiarraway's ; and of Alr. Musgrove, auction, er, 5, Austin-friars, Old Broad -street, and Hackney. The Valuable Leases of Mr. James Somers'a Houses, shops, and Premises, inOxfurd-forect, Cemaby.rnarket, and S boroditeh. By Mr. 311:6BROVE. At the Auction Mart, 1'l)-MORROW, at 12, in Three Lot*, y direction of the Assignees, - valuable LEASE, 6(K/1/WILL, and POSSES SION Of the I/WELLING HOUSE. SIIOP, and Plt E. 511 SES, roust eligligijutetl, and distitaggialsed MIND. 260, 4 I ford-P./ed. efatendThifloig*th-rosr, in'thd - redr, upon which a very considerable sum has been recently expender:, held for _'ti years un expired, at a low ran; also the unexpired term is the Lease of a Slsughter-house, Dwelling-house, Tripe-house, Yard, and Pre mises, in lilandiall-street, Carnaby-market, near (;olden-armare; and the beneficial beetle and Possession of those desirable business Premises, No. 175, High-street, Shoreditch, the corner of New Inn-yard, anti extending in the rear to Spencer-street, held for a term of 14 years at a low rent. The premises in Oxford-street and Shoreditch are estensivelylengaged in the pork and sausage line, in conjunction with the business of a eheesemonger. ' To be viewed prior to the sale, when descriptive particulars may be ohtainrd on the several premises; also of Mr. flicks, Newirtte market ; of Mr. Harrison. solicitor, Nl'allwook-buildings; at Gar raway's and the :t1 art ; and of Mr. Musgrove, auctioneer and sur. veyor, 5, Att%tin.friars, Ohl Brond.street, and Hackney. STOCK OF cLEGANT CHINA AND GLASS, HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. FIXTURES, &c. By OXENHAM, _ . On the Prerni3ei. No. 0, lonth'a Contluillstrert, THIS DAV, Alarch 7. card following Day (by direction of the Assignees), at 12 o'Clock. _ _ _ A LL the T D FU STOC i TRAE V RNITURE o K f :Or n .T. T. LANG F OR D, China H man. D a Bankrupt : ennpritting extensive services of AVoreester, Stafford. shire, and Iron-stone China, for dinner, dessert, breakfast, and tea and cone services ; beautiful ornamental Porcelain, in vases. escrcitnires, casolettes, &c. ; rich cut Glass, in decanters, dessert nielCS, wine sod other glasses, luatres, handsomely mounted French lamps, tce. ; and the intiml assortment of China and Glass Ware. The genuine Household Furniture comprises bedsteads and fur nitures, hells and Podding, drawers and )(laws, chain and sofas, chiatreo glass, bookcase, tablet, carpets. fenders, and fire-irons, useful kitchen requisites, &c. ; also the Fixtures and Fittings-up of the Shop. Slay be viewed the mornings of sale. Catalogues had on the premises, and at Mr. Oxenliam'a office, 353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon. FURNITURE, CABINET PIANO-FORTE, BOOKS, PLATE, CHOICE AV INES, &c. By Mr. ()XENIIAM, On the Premises, 18, Berkeley-square, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 10th inst., at 12, by direccion of the Assignees, THE REMAINING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising bedsteads. furniture., and bedding, and the usual chamber requisites ; two fine French plate chimney glasses, a six octave cabinet piano-forte, small sideboard of plate, 200 volumes of books. and the cellar of genuine choice Wines, in Port, Madeira. and Sherry, live and eight years in the bottle ; and a few dozens of Constantia, Champagne, and Hermitage. May be viewed on Thursday and morning of sale. The Wines tasted at the time of vale; Catalogues had on the premises, and at Mr. Oxenbam's office, No. 353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon. GMNUINE FURNITURE:, PIANO-FORTES, Exeredingly vcurce Prints. Pictures, Sideboard of Plate, Five litindred Volumes of Books, China and Glass, Linen• and Effects, By Mr. OXENIIAM, At his spacious Itooms, Odlord-gtrect, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant and following Day, at 12, by direction of the Executors, A LL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and valuable EFFECTS, the property of the late B. BROUGHTON, Esq. removed from his late residence at Barnes. suney ; comprising two CROW winged library bookcases, hori. umtal, grand, and square piano -fortes, aideboards, tables and chair*, four-post and other bedsteads and furnitures, clean beds and bedding, wardrobes, drawers, carpets, fenders and fire-irons, anti culinary articles ; esceedingly scarce and choice prints, after Raphael, Ruben*, Carlo Dolci, &c. ; four fine views in ltome, Descent from the Cross ; portfolios of prints from the Vatican ; a few pictures, sideboard of useful plate, tire hundred volumes of books. in neat bindings, useful china and glass, linen, and nume rous effects. May be viewed two days preceding and mornings of sale. Ca talogue* had of Mr. Dawes, 20, Carlisle.street, Soho-square, and at the Rooms. THREE VAT PAPER MILL. Within half a mile of High Wycombe. Bucks. By STEVENS and BRENCIILEY. At the Auction Mart, TIIIS DAY, at 12. by order of the As signees of Mr. Wm. Cubbidge (unless an acceptable offer be Aeviously made by Private Contract). Very Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, enm prising the LORD'S PAPER 311141., desirably situate within half' a mile of High Wycombe, in the county of Bucks. The mill has a very powerful fa l l o f w a te r , with drying lofts, bleaching rooms, and other appropriate offices, neeessary for carry. ing on an extensive business; the whole In excellent repair. To gether with a comfortable Thvelling.house, with garden. chaise. house. and stables, four cottages for workmen, two meadows, and an orchard. The whole comprising about two acres and a half. The estate is held on lease, tinder Sir John l)aehwood. for an un expired term of lb years, at a ground rent of MI. per annum. May be viewed, and particulam had at the Red Lion, Wycombe; at the place of sale ; of Mr. Foy, solicitor, Austtn-friars; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 30, Old Jewry, London. GENviNr-Atip cuoivm wiNe.b." • • the rtoperry ois flatonet. • 11 - 111. PKILLIPS respectfnlly announces, th 4 on I£ISATCBDAY NEX F. at One, he shall by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. an assortment of choke and rare %VINES ; comprising Lunellr, Singes, and Red and White Consiantia, of peculiarly hoe quality; St. George. Val de Penes,. Claret, Madeira, &c., the genuine and entire property of a Baronet leaving England for a military command; also about twenty dozens of Sauterne, Old Hock, and 3larcellos, Vip de Grave, old Petit, and Lisbon. illay be tasted at the time of Sale, and catalogues had at 11, Road-street. TWO ANNUITIES. A/R. PHILLIPS JL N HSDAY, the 22d inst. at One, he shall 5171131 1T by AUCTION, at the 3lart, Bartholomcw.lanc, TWO ANNUI TIES of Qt. and 24/ for and during the distinct lives of two Gen tlemen, secured by Policies of Insurance for each of the Lives, and by Bonds and Witham of Attornies. Printed particulars may be had of Jupp. Esq. Carpenters' Hall ; Messrs. Collier, Birch, and Marcliant, Carey-street ; at the Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips's. 73, Bond street. A FREBBOLD STEAM 311.1iL. RESIDENCE, &e. TOOLEY-STREET. BOROUGH. MVE P H 1 L L D I A P y S res the r , e , c 4 t i f i u n i s i t y ant an a l t i o o u ne nce h s e , uonhnll sn. 31IT by AUCTION, at the Alan, a compact Flt1:1:110L11 PROPERTY, situate in Weaver's.lane„ Toolcy-street, consisting of a convenient House of Residence, with live rooms, washbouse, and good cellar adjoining, which is a range of appropriste pre mises, wherein is erected a capi:4l steam corn mill of twelve horses power, capable of driving three pair of stones, the going gear and machinery in eacellentconslition, with a well of excellent wooer. Its locality of situation gives it a command and certainty of business superior to Mein engines. Printed particuhirs may be had ten days previous at Messrs. Jennings. Collier, Birch, and 3!aschant, C'arey.street ; 31r. Jupi., Carpenters' Hall ; at the Hart; and at Mr. 73, Ne' Bond-street. THE SPLENDID AND I'ALCABLE STOCK OF MR. FRANCIS .ROBINE, JEWELLER, &c. OF REGENT STREET. A BANKRUPT. lklit. N S2 ll U it l y ßß en a t n S N r G and the le l i a . v eo that t a h n e n y o i t l t a n y c e e r to . t v h e e d be ub l directions from the assignees to bring to SALE. at their Great Room. Saville-row, TOMORROW. and following Days, -the very valuable STOCK in TRADE of Mr. R()BIN.E, removed from the premises in Regent.street, and consisting of sixty-two French clocks, of tasteful and classic designs, in ormolu, marble, alabaster and porcelain cues, matchless Dresden jars and vases, Dresden figures, Seve and other porcelain, inavificer.t Italia* bronzes (particularly a figure of the Crouching Venus and a group of the Boxers). rich or-moln candelabra mid lustres, built clocks, mar de inlaid tables and slabs, buhl escritoires, cabinets and dom. musks, some vesy Line paintino. miniatures in vowel. ivory cam logs, a curious oriental chest; board pique in geld, aed a great variety of other elegant and costly articles. The jewellery com prises a brilliant head ornament with opal centres, a single row brilliant necklace of 60 collets, a diamond cross, 33 goll watches , 1 chains, seals, and keys, handsome snuff-boxes, suites of coloured stones, diamond pins, rings, .ce. together with a quantity of richly chased plate, in tea sets, knives, forks, and spoons, candle sticks. &c. and an assortment of well manufactured plated articles. To be viewed this day, and catalogues (31 Is. each) may be had at the Bank Cofee-house ; and of Mr. Squibb and Soo, Saville.row. TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS. By Mr. WILLIA 51S, At the Auction Mart, no MONDAY NEXT, the 13th inst. at 12, in Due Lot, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, by order of the Proprietor, wbo has engage' in Partnership in a larger concern, ACompletely fitted -up PRINTING OFFICE, in the City ; comprising 21)00 weight of ornamental and plain letter. from nonpareil to eight line pica, with rules, leads, cases, frames, racks, &c.; a capital double demy Stanhope press, by Walker. Ice. &c.—N.B. The press has been made and the small types recently cast fur a Newspaper. To he viewed till the sale , by application to Mr. Williams, Throgmortun-street. Catalogues had with specimens. . _ . GUILDHALL, 1,0%1)0X, FEB. 21, 1826. TO ARCHITEVIS, SURI'EVORS, &c. _ - TllO COMMITTEE of the CORPORATIONf ' o LONDON appointed to carry into execution the Act of Parliament for the RE:SIOVA t. of FLEET-Al ARKET do hereby give notice that they are ready to receive DESIGNS, ac companied with Specifications and Estimates, for erecting a new MARKET on a site of ground lying on the North side of Stone. canter-street, and between Shoe-lane and the prepent Market. A Premium of One Hundred Pounds will be given for the first ap. proved Design, and Fifty Pounds for the second ; and a further Premium in respect of the Estimate, agreeably to the printed particulars, which, with instructions for the Designs, and a Plan of the site of Ground, may be had on application at the Office of iVorks, Guildhall. WOODTHORPE. THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against CHARLES PETER WHITAKER, of the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, Coal-merchant, Dealer and Chapman, are re quested to meet the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate and Effects on FRIDAY, the 10th day of March inst. at Two o'clock, at the Court of Com:nissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall.street, to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees settling or otherwise disposing of certain Leasehold Premises lately and now in the occupation of the said Bankrupt, permitting the Furniture and Fixtures of, in, and belonging to the said Premises to be taken at a just valuation or otherwise disposed of, and making him an allow. trice for the past awl future support of himself and family, and to the said Ass ignees commencing prosecuting or defending any suit or suits at law or in equity for the recovery of any part of the said Bankrupt's Estate anti Effects, paying all wages due to the house hold servants of the said Bankrupt since the said Bankruptcy, and on other special matters. H.H. WIGLEY. Solicitor to the Assignees. 32, Essex-street, Strand, March 6, 18l2A. THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against JOHN STINTON, of Coleman-meet, in the City of London, Boot and Shoe Maker, Dealer and Chapman. are requested to meet the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate and hitects on FRI. DAY, the 10th day of March inst. at Twelve o'clock, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, in Basinghall-street, in the City of London, to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees selling or otherwise disposing of a certain Leasehold House anti Premises in Coleman-street. lately and now occupied by the said Bankrupt, and permitting the Furniture, Fixtures, and Stork in Trade of, In, and belonging to the said house, to be taken at a just valuation or otherwise disposed of, carrying on the business of the said Bankrupt for the benefit of his said Estate, employing hint therein, and mak ing him an allowance for his past and future services, paying for all work done since the issuing of the said Commission, completing such Orders as may be now in progress for the benefit of the said Estate, and to the said Assignees commencing prosecuting or de fending any suit or suits at law or in equity for the recovery of any part of the said Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, paying all wages dae to the household servants of the said Bankrupt since the said Bankruptcy, and on other special matters. 11. R. WIOLEY, Solicitor to the Assignees. 32, Essex-street, Strand, March 2, 10213. 51111'11%5 CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly superse t lm the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking house, as it gives the true Westphalian or Wood Smoke Flavour in a very ouperiur manner and in a much shorter time. This highly useful article was well known to, and much approvisl by, the late Edward Smith Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to }h um , To n g ., Bacon, Beer, or Fish. sod perfectly answers ths purpose in either case. anSdoilid'o.7hbVymiegisatis,e ec an c t . i , 2 w 9 t , ai l l ioy b o y ia th ri e iet P ; w ard i r e rtail by Ball and Co. 81, New Bond-street ; Day and Co., './b, Gracechorch-street ; At. kinson. 308. Oxford-street; 'Million. 50, Leallenhall.street Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; Roberts, 119, Great Russel!. weer ; Stokes, 42, Fenchurch.street. ; Sterry, 128, Blackmon. street ; and many other rmmeetalik oil and warebossee.— to bottles, 2.e., 31. 6d., 31. 04. DANKS IN SCOTLAND. The Dike of A THOL presented a petition from DumfC , s, praying that no alteration mtght be made in the present system of banking in Scotland. The - Earl of LAUDERDALE presented stroller petitions.fi - orl the Provost and Council of Ayr; from the county of Ayr; Elgin ; from the Royal borough of Banff; from It* county of Banff; and one from a narish in Banff. Lon! MELVILLE presented similar petitions Goon Forfar; and from Tait ; and also from the town of Kilmarnock, in Ayrsh:re. STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of SIIA fi c hiSllU ll:o;idihat amessarge be sent to. the I sornolt,s to request a copy of the Fourth Report of their Com mittee on the State of Ireland.—Ordered. TH All ES NAVIATION. Mr. Payne, froaltliel.:Oirtni;aioneraiitil;Fhamea Navigation Coir pan!, prevented their annual accounts. Their Lordships adjourned at Halt-past Five o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, I‘l4utcs G. MA! VI.ERONE AND FINCHLEV ROAD BILL, Sir K KNATCII WM. opposed the second reading of the Mary:ebore and rinehley Raid Bill, on the grounds that the liee of road adopted be the projectors was ntt the mgat direct, seri that by making on unrreccas:ry detour it caused considerable iejnry en private property. ddter a reir steads from Air. S. WORTLEY, Mr. Pottr atAv, and Mr. BUTTexaoUTI, thp House divided. For the aecinid rending, 30; Against P. 10-3lnjotity, 20. The Bill was accordingly read a eet'nnd rime. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Lord STANLEY presented a petition :tom tte Inhsbitarrs of in Lancashire, prnying for the abolitioe of slaver] i.l the British Colonies. Similar petitions were pmented tront Nentwich. in Cheshire, by Mr. Davenport; frtini OnnWe, in Northamptonshire, by Mr. Cartwright; from Wellington, in Shropshire, by Mr. Pelham ; from the town and ncighbourbonJ of Char.!, in Somerset:Mire, by Sir T. Lethbridge; from Beerabton, by the lion. P. Ashbumham ; and from Mere. in Wiltshire. Mr. lienett. —The petitions were severally read and ordered to be printed. PROMISSORY NOTES BILL—SCOTLAND: Sir H. INNES presented a petition from certain Royal trurghs in Scotland, against any alteration in the law respecting the i•snrng and circulation of promissory notes in Scotland.—Red and mei:r eal to be printed. Sir A. HOPE presented similar petitions from Linlithgow and idington. in Scotland. Mr. MAULE p ted a similar petition from the Commix. shiners of Supply in We county of Forfar. Owe similar petition being presumed from the Royal Iresgb - of Ayr, in Scotland, s conversation ensued. in which Mr. W. Gan. des, Mr. R. Gordon, Mr. Abercrombie, Sir A. Hope, Ile. Hume, Lord A. Hamilton, and Mr. Caterers took parr. BANK OF IRELAND. Mr. S. RICE mated that there should be laid before the House an account of the average amounts of promissory notes issued by the Bank of Ireland doting the last six years, distinpuisktog ths number of notes above the value of 51. front those issued under that sum.—Ordered. ALLOWANCE OF COUNSEL TO FELONS. 31r. iI7I4AM 13 gave notice that ha should move on Thrrsesv, the 2.5 th of April teat, for leave to bring in a Bill to allow to pr,- goners tried for felony to defend then...elves by Counsel. POSTPONEAIENr op NoTipps OF monoN. 1111 r. ill; ill.: said, in the absence of his Hon. Friend, )Ir. berlr. he had to postpone two notices made hr him which souse the books; the one relating to the repeal of the Assessed' lase., which his Hon. Friend wished to put off till after &safer, and the other respecting Exchequer biltt, which he was desirous of post. mining to Vriday nest. The Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Hume) was also anxious to put elf the motion of which he had given no ice for a iSelect Committee to inquire into sineenres and offices pertormed by &play ; also pensions now paid in every department, ftom to- Intwort till after Easter, in consequence of the Bank Charter Amendment Bill being to come on to-morrow. CO3l M IT3I ENTS FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT. Mr. IiC3IE gave notice that he should more to-morrow for a retort . ) of the number of persons committed to the Fleet and other prisons for contempt of Court, in Great Britain and Ireland, for the last three years. EAST INDIA JURY BILL. On the motion of Mr. W. WYNN the East istliaJury Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time flux day sett:light. GOURLAY. 31r. I11:511:1 said he had a petition to present to the House to which he vas desirous of cailmg the attention of the Secretary of State for the Home Department. It was from the inhabitants of the parish of Lungalth, in the county of Fife, on behalf of Mr. flourlay. The pititioners stated that they had beard with the et_ most regret that to.it individual had been detained in the custody o. the Marshal of the King's Bench foe the space of nineteen months without trial or examination, a circumstance which they thought savoured more of oppression than of those sacred principles of lus tice which the British constitution warranted. The petitiooers therefore requested that the House would interfere, in order that justice might be done to that individual, who was a native of the county of Fife. He (Mr. Hume)could only with that some state ment might be made as to what was the intention of the Right Ho nourable Dendemen (Mr. Peel) with regard to that individual The petition was very numerously signed and most respectfully worded. _ Mr, Secretary PEEL begged to state, that Mr. Gourley was not detained in custody by the Secretary f State tor the Home De partment any mote than by any other individual of his Majestir's Government. Mr. Gourley was not detained for aey offence coin. tnitted against Government. not of the House of Cormirions, but it was in consequence of his having assaulted an individual under circumstances which created strong suspicion of his sanity, and which made it necessary to call upon him to gist security for his future good behaviour ; and it was only because he did net tind his recognicitices to keep the peace that his detention had continued. If the Hon. Member himself (Mr. Home) would consent to enter hit° a recognizance that Mr. Gourlay should keep the peace towards all his Majesty's subjects, that individual would not be kept a moment longer in detention. (Laughter.) lithe Ho. nourable Member would so far accede to drat request, be (Mr. Gourlay , wouhl only have to come before a Magistrate, Who would take their recognizance in the usual legal manner. and the detainee would be immediately annulled. As far as he (31r.•Peel) was eon cerned, he had done all he could to render the confinement of Mr. Gourley as comfortable as possible; but he was much afraid, sci long as Mr. Gourley refused to give the reoognizance* required. that nothing more could be done for him ; rind, when the letters which had been written by that individual on the subject of his de. tention were taken into consideration, he (Mr. Peel) was almeat afraid that the suspicion of his sanity had been confirmed. Under all these circumstances, he thought the House would see that the confinement of Mr. Gourley was merely in the ordinary execution of the law. He most heartily wished that the frierula el Mr. Gour ley would come forward and certify that he was sane, by complying with the law of the country in giving the recognizences required; Mr. would take this opportunity (denying that he would have no objection, as far as he was concerned, to enter into the re-. cognizance required (hear, hear) ; but Mr. Gourley would not a-, low him to do so until an examination had taken plane, because ,1w conceived it would be admitting that he was insane. That we g the ground upon which Mr. Gout y retused to give the sse.di is mantled. He (Mr. Hume) had no hesitation in ',tying o: s t he would do what the Right Hon. Gentleman (11e, f slag. gested with great pleasure, if this objection on. 'the pa of Mr. Gourley were removed. Mr. Secretary PEEL observed that the letters publish ea by Mr. Gourley in vindication of his own conduct, al ,1 the r ,foinunlea firms received from hint created great (louts, of bis • ,fa n ny : and his persisting in not permitting the Hon. Ow' . t ientan ther ° Humes ctoionenentertmitiaminiedtheon that recognize P e el) h ad groat doubt whether the House could do better than to a llow the , sr proceed en in the ordinary executio n of the subject.iie demanded, (mr reog see the mini. dlr. HUME said, although Mr- tius clay migh tat the dun Ito committed the assault, newer to be in • Wate of in a v ail, the ques tion was whether as southwest to be fif , o p to the l am gsgsmot. .1111 e