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d s ..... \ ,__,......................,„,...,...,.._,._,____________________________ No. 6,958. ...mi... OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, llfar:Lill, 1325. isst7e's34. 0/fleet:rat of his lifilelly's Ordnance do FOR BOMBAY To Sail in a few days, . d--------, - ~LresOk.bNuilti)ON, TUESI)AY. MARCH 22 1Q25 SALES BY AUCTION. eC. • ameimuse PARLIAME X 7'.lR Y 1 NT'lt. I, I. I G li' A' eE . - similar only scope left was c s Direct, the fine flat-Bailing —..www-__ m during the tut y orrticeHinhge PrePr2gaL IC on"ocrebeforetßlLtbe, thereceived ih Instant, tanthrit ulderShitailtisiCOriVtEacßcLLEantioßnsYfaCr._CH AP AN, Coo:- LINEN DRAPERY, SILKS. AND HOSIERY, HOUSE OF LORDS, Al ONDAY, Mance' 21. tiered to this country did not . i froth such Persons as may be willing to supply this Departmentelegant P e..gers, and cranes Oxford street. opposite Argyll-street, _ portion to the amount whir' with a quantity of TIMBER and DEALS, according to a speciti. regular Surgeon By Messes. DA'WSON and CAFE, Mr. Brogden and several Members from the House of Cots. BLitt earning clectimstane i anon which may be obtained upon application at the Secretary's lent Coffee-house, Corfltill •to John S. Brinley,a ar freight or Pa'sa es apply to the Commander, at the Jeruss. By order of Iser, Jae, declining business, on the premises, Tills mots brought upahe Irish Courts ofJustice Bin, std the Sugar no notion what a sum • Offset in Psll-mall aforesaid. Brt 14, Birebin-lane, 1 Cornhill; to Messrs. Fraser, Living, and Co. No. I 1 St. Helen's. and following DAY, at 11 for 12 preeisely. LINEN DRAPERY, Ditties Rill. • . matic residents abroad I The Tenders to be marked on the outside--" Tender fur Timberackbum brought up e private Bil/. exceedingly unnetsw place; or to JOHN CHAP.MAN and Co. THE GENUINE STOCK of Mr. 111 SPRING GUNS BILL. Courta-formerly v snd Pens." By order of the Board, comprisinseGree de Naples. ratios and sunsets, silks and 2, Leadinhall.street. acerfs, jaconot, French, sod cambric muslin., lusters, Norwich 'gni ‘VM. GRIFFIN, Secretary. 1 of Lind SUFFIELD, the- third reading of the to utter ins' tic,„ LAND SURVEYOR. crapes, bocobaeins. robes, divines, printed muslin', town prints. was postponed till Monday. His Lordship then Holy Alliance. ONE who has been accustomed to measure and map plaids and stripes, heals, Irish linens, calicos, flannels, a few lota EAST INDIA ROUSE, Jan. 26. 1826. variety of 'ghee articles, lotted for the cons-eine:ice Flir!'eir.i.s• o_..ed for . ;similes ion to withdraw her Bill for the protection of loft to no less t' rilai: Cowl t,t. Virectora of the United Cornpany Land on a large scale is wanted to proceed immediately to of hosiery, and a ',contuse. he .observed, it erns about to be brought before obll4ncd.-slo ni the DE LA PLATA. If he has been accustomed to the of families- their tarnishing by a higher authority. scale for th, that H. 1 Blerchants of England trading to Me East Indies do hereby t management of al gF he will be preferred, The whole will be sold winhout the least reservation, at No. 109, a The Ltafilmi la/ et2t.it.eiLC”E LLoll then moved the first reading of of . ,doe Jovial Ifransfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be Address (byt lettrarr-one only) to Merits. Fuller and S.altwell, Carhop Oxford-street, opposite Argyll street. gardens larceny. The Noble and commen. abut 41 TH URSDAY, the 3,1 March next, at Three o'Clock, and Chambers' egent-strect. Catalogues mar be had ort the premise ; and of Messrs. Dawson Learned Lord oberrved. that he had laid at:cation to the clause Rae do respecting walled gatslens. was and Cafe, Great Marlbmougio-street. -semi again on Thu MIDAY, the 14th April following. iIIRITISH STONE AND SLATE COMPANY. t'' Tit*. a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said SATURDAY NEXT, Sharesat. will continue to be received until TO TAVERN .KEITER.OS;rIPRIVATE FA:11111ES, AND C.ITHOLIC CLAIMS. Jr •I'•ol,EsllPoxskEeNDYAywilthl be e held23d March ttheir House in Lenderman-street, on Messrs. Rogers, Teurgood, and Co. IERS. hoed ROLIsE presented a etition from the May% Bailiffs. ' , next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Bankers, Clentent's.lsne, Lombard.street; and Messrs. Anderton ELEGANT SIX AND NIGHT LIGHT CjIANDELIERS, ,d 'ot io • ofcity• ar 1., kn naitv the of teeter, against the Caiholic drams. -Laid on the able.' Forenoon. ' and Williams, Solicitors. Quality-court, Chancery-lane, at which CHINA, CUT Gi, 44. AND EARTHENWARE, That a GENERAL COURT of the said LOMPA NY will be places Prospectuses may be had. . By Ness.. All sod CAPE, • The Bishop of Ely preeeeted a similar petition from the Are - deacno ehd Clergy of the Archdeatarny M Ely.-Laid on held et their House in Leadenhall-street. on Wetiorsnay. the ----- 13th 41.pril next, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in CENTRAL AMERIC.t. GUATEMALA ASSOCIATION.-This Company DAY NEXT, 24th Masch. 1623. and following Day, st 12, • table. ;he Evening, for the election of Six Directors of the said Companybeds, Lord BEXLEY presented a petition from the Curriers of =Fair Years. has been turned for the CULTIVATION of INDIGO, ELEGANT six and eight; light chandeliers, double , praying to be placed on the same footing as the and single light ceollustandin cut gla.va.-in decanters, claret ready And that the List of the Members of the said Company will he COCHINEAL, era COTTON, as well as for other purpoaes d• ...N Corner.. - ?Vs ~,ii•uoisbutter and :tiger basins, water 'lite NI aloe ill unity. Bill went through • Comnaitv to be delivered at this House on Tuesday, the loth march conne,ted with Site valuablo productions of that fine portiou of juigs", desercuattu.servulices," :viewsimftriumbi. wtgcsootses, ceders ~... , .1054P11 DAfir, Yet-retry. SPvtllitc‘ittri. . 4. beeracrae, estsbasessevaras sable • A 4-, 41. irrentilltua,_ . 10.0. tiaraiiiithe DireCtOra Rinial. sad miss ; f • :earned. 1t.417' I.VDIA 117015'NE', March *; 1821rt* tut o-the7Tartittfiars, *Br a publiehed. ' and dessert services, tea and breakfaat sets. chasesey ornaments, . -..-........-:- blue and white taints sets. jug*, &c. E Court of Director, of Me (Jailed Conepdn!! ofNOUSE OF COMMONS, 111oirtis, 1") ER r BRUTT°N, Solicitor, May be viewed on Wednesday, and Catalogues had at the Teterchwats l'Etighord tnotiiier to the Lest ladies do hr-esg SA, Old Bread-street. London. Rooms. ose Notice, ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP An Account front the Caroms relative to th Wines in bond was brought up and laid on Tnit the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COPYHOLD ESTATE, NOTTINO HILL, -----` - LONDON WATER W Company, appointed to be held at their House iii Leadenhail ~ CANAL. I GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the About one mile from the Turnpike. Oxfoul-street, on the Ux- Si*Si 0. CHETW YND presented apr street, on WEDNEsOAY, the 23d Instant, is made special, fn the PROPOSED SHIP CANAL betworn the ENGLISH art' bridge-road, oflir purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approtno ion, in BRISTOL CHANNELS will be holden on SATURDAY, the. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, Southampton, against the London .in:oniony with the 17th uction Mille lith Chapter of the By-laws, .pith des wof m h instant, at the London Coffee House Ludgate- (By order of the 'executers and Trustees of Mr. J. Beck. deceased) - ST. ICATHARInI a Resalutton of the Court of Directors of the 26th Janoary last. for bill, at etwilve o'Clock, for the purpose of receiving a Report trines 'At Garraway's, March the 20:11. at twelve o'clock, in 3 Lots, ' Alderman WOOD presented ape the appointment of a Person in the capacity of First Assistant in the Coutnirtei: of the present favourable state of their Proceedings QIX COPYHOLD HOUSES, situate on the South side Londonof against .th. the St' lialliari' Also another petition to the sa• the Office of the Surveyor of Buildirgs, at 3 salary of 3501. Per in die prosecution cf the 3lessure and to c ider the ' 16 f S.) of Notting Hill, nearly oppoaite the Plough, part let on Lease. annum • pr 0 metropolis, and praying corner completing the Negoeiation between the Bridgewater and Taunton and me remainder to tenants at will-to John Howell. a baker, and ruler clauses in this Bill. 11, Con of the said Resolution now lies open at this House for the Caine! Company and this Committee. - to 31evers. Dunford, Cartwright, Parrot, and Daville, at rents perusa of the Proprietors. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. amounting to 1301. 19s. per annum, held on the Manor of Abbott's, Mr. Alderman WOW" The Court of Directors do also hereby give Notice, that the said By order of the Committee, Kensington. subject to quit rents of 20s. per annum, and to a incorporating the Londe General Court is further made Stet foe the purpose of laying customary tine upon death or alienation. KING and WEIN, 5, Gray's Inn.equare. the first and second tim before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution of the The premises n:ay be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom SC Courtier Directors of the sth January last, granting to Major-Ge- THE HOME INVESTMENT AND ANNUITY particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Hall. Solicitor, No. 2, Ken- On the motion of neral err John Malcolm, G.C.B. a Pension of One Thousand COMPANY. stngton-square ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, ifig of the Bill v Pounde per Annum on the grounds therein stated. CAPITAL-X 2,000,000. . 111, Great Marlborough-eireet. from Southwerk • The Report required by the By-low, Chapter 6, Section 19, In 80,900 Shares of 10. each. Mr. C. CAL' together with the Documents upon which the said. Resolution has The Inducement to form the present Company is the mutual LEASEHOLD HOUSE, DEAN-STREET. AND THE of hardship a been farmed, arc open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this benefit which will accrue to a large body of capitalists, front the UNITED FRENCH PROTESTANT CHAPEL, OR Sir R. IV' House. employment of the aggregate amount of small subscribed capitals CHURCH, LITTLE DEAN-STREET. SOHO. the Bill. t JOSEPH DART, Secretary. By general investment, by an established public Association. By Mews. DAWSON and CAFE, After r The plan of this Company not only embraces all the advantages At Garraway's. en TUESDAY, March 29. at 12, in two Lc"' read a SUFFERERS by INUNDATION in the KING- obtained by such an Association over individuals, but also coin. rillHE GROUND LEASE Of a BRICK MESSUAGE, DO3l of 11.1NOVER and its VICINITY. bines the advantages offered by other Companies separately, with L. situate No. 63, Dean-street, held for a Term of Thirty-two y At &Mating of the Committee, held at the City of London additional benefits peculiar to itself. years and a half, at a small Ground-rent; and of a Ground-rent of ce Tavern, on the 21st of March, 1825, The Company proposesto invest its capital in every kind of 131. 2s 6d. per annum, issuing out of the United French Pro. ii, GEORGE JENN ER, Esq. in the Chair, security in which such capital can be disposed of in a profitable testant Church or Chapel, Little Dean-street, Soho, payable for Read a Letter from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, manner, not confining itself to any particular description of pro- a Term of twenty.four years and a quarter, with a reversionary as Presklenfof the Committee at Hanover, to his Royal Highness Perty, or to any particular mode of invcatment, but to lay it out Term of eight years and a quarter after the end of the said Ten, the Duke of York and the London Committee, acknowledging re. partly in the purchase of, and partly by loan at interest, on estates, of twenty-four years and a quarter. ceipt if the 3,0001. voted on the 3rl inst. houses, and buildings in possession; le well-secured annuities or The Premises may be viewed till the Sale, when convenient t' Resehed-That the Committee in Hanover be authorised to ire- rent-charges for lives or years; in contingent, reversionary, and Tenant, of whom Particulars may be had ; also of Al due ulna the Treasurer for a further sum of 1,500 f. making the life interests; and, in short, in every species of sure and valuable Elkins and Son, Solicitors, 59, Newman-street, and Hee' sum voted to Hanover 5,500!. property. office, Lincoln's-Inn ; at Giveaway's, and of Mews. Ds Acknowledged thankfully the kind offer of the Rev. Wm. Deal- either labour nor expense has been spared in ascertaining, upon Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. try, BAD. F.R.S. Rector of Clapham, to preach a sermon at Clap. the surest grounds, that a Company formed upon the principles of ham Clutch, on Sunday morning next, the 27th inst. and directed the present one will produce to the Shareholder a much higher rate A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, TO' the needful information to be forwarded to him, of interest than he could procure by means of individual Investment, COURT-ROAD. KING'S The further communications received by the Committee show as contmdistinguished from combined Investment, and with a cer. TI the belt spirit active in all classes throughout Hanover to eolith- tainty and regularity not inferior to any National Establishment JOINING. ARMS PUBLIC-HOUSE, A AND THREE SMALL HOU butt according to their several means. Even prisoners have volun- whoever. ARMS-COURT. tartly abstained from a day's food, that the expense saved thereby The Shares have been fixed at a small sum, to give greater fa- By Meant. DAWSON and r , TUESDAY, March ' 'howl be their contribution, the only one in their power, to evince eilities of investment to the middling classes, and to those whose At Clarraway's, on • I their eympathy with otters more in need than themselves. capital increases by slow degrees. And although calls will be the A Valuable COPYHOLD EST It appears by accounts that the misery in the inundated districts best proofs of the Company's success, they will only be made Ilk situate, and being No. 82, the V i is incalculable: and however hopeless a complete remedy may be, when and as the Company can employ the money to good ad. Tottenham Court-road, commanding the Committee, with the local Associations formed and forming in vantage, and of which calls ample notice will be given to the Pro- tive trade, on Lease for a Tenn England, trust that the results will again prove that the appeal of Prieiors, 52/. 10s. per annum. The Hour distress, so complicated and extensive, so unexpected and inevit. Applications for Shares to be made by Letter only (post paid) Lease to Mr. Larke. for a Tern, able, will meet prompt and liberal assistance. addressed to Mr. Pitches, Solicitor, No. 13, St. Swithin's-lane, num ; also, three Rouses In Amount of Subscrimions already advertised, 5,004/. Os. Id Lombard-street ; or Mr. Hornby, Solicitor, No. 31, St. Swithin's. behind, let to Truants at will Maw Subeeriettiona jatm‘ where. Prospectuses and farther information may be had. The Estate is Copyhold of ----- halt. +.6j...a sea Roe, opt', X a C a. tiNION ASSURANCE OFFICE, CORNHILL, to a trifling quit-rent. William Rawson, Esq. At Morland god Co's. instituted in the Reign of Queen Anne, A. D. 1714. May be viewed till th Ha lifax - 50 G. Beaumont, Esq. ' - I I Notice is hereby given. that a GENERAL MEETING of the whom particulars nia• Alder man Sir C. Flower •10 10 At Messrs. Hoare's. MEMBERS and PROPRIETORS will be holden at the Office 44, Bedford-square : Collected by Mr. Hans Hinrick Sir T. D. Acland - 10 10 in Combat, on FRIDAY, the Bth day of April next, at Twelve Cafe, 48, Great M Witte, at Keivedon, Essex. Lady Calthorpe - 3 0 o'Clock at noon, and a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB. Hans Hiorick Witte 20 J. Campbell, Esq. - 5 5 SCRIBERS at half-past Twelve o'Cloek at noon on the same SPLEN' Res. O. Dalton . 0 Messrs. Hoare - 50 0 day, to confirm the Resolutions of the last General Meetings, to Rev. J. S. Dunn . OAt Henna, Farquhar, and Co.'s. make Alterations in the 10th and 234 Article* of their respective At the A' Rev. IV. G. Cautley 111 Lady Rose - ll 0 Deeds of Settlement, in relation to the powers vested in the Di-. Miss IL Harrison - 0 At Marryatt and Co's. rectors of laying out the Funds of the Society. A Vat M. J win and Miss West II Mr. Cromer . 2 0 THOMAS LEWIS, Secretary. 11l f Wm. 1 Leven - 0 Rev. Dr. Morris, Brent. Insurance against Fire and on Lives may be effected at the Cora- CART Miss S tie . V ford - 5 0 pany's Offices, Cornhill, and No. 70, Baker-street, Portman- state A Erie it - 2le At Drummond and Co.'s. square. Si' Ditto . - 0 6 Lady Brooke - II 0 it Miss E. Broadbank 1 0 Mrs. Brooke - 6 6 GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE Mrs. It . Proud - 1 V T. W. - - 1 0 COMPANY. 1 Illn. Alexander - 1 0 Col. C. W. Madan - 5 0 AT 510. 11, LOMBARD-STREET, THE EN AAAA CE OE THE Mr. S. Kidd - 1 0 N. B. Edmonstone, Esq. 3 0 POST orrice, LONDoX. Mrs. E . Day - 1 0 Wm. Newman - 1 g The peineiples upon which this Institution is founded have' Sirs. Livermore and At Messrs. ('ousts and Co.'s. adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other U Fria d -15 n. 6.1. E. B. Wilbraham, Esq. 10 0 and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto offered Mr. J. Newman - 0 5 Lieut.. General F. A. other Insurance Company. Two Maiden Ladies 010 Wetherell - - • 5 • The Assured of • certain standing participate in the y Mr. C. Everitt - 010 T. Williams, Era. . e 3 81“" yearn' Hon. A Irs. Gardner 010 A. A. - - 1 0 A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two 31illio, Mrs. Hawkins - 010 Rev. B. N. . 1 I Assured from the responsibility attached to Sod Miss E. Hawkins - 0 3 John Thane], Esq. • 311 0 ~Assurance. Mi. J. Douren, jun. UlO At Haminersley and Co.'s. Liniments may have their demands on the Co, .Mr. BI 'asbestine - 1 0 Sir Culling Smith, Bart. 1 5 reference. Mr. J. Unwin - 1 0 At Hoare, Barnett, and Co.'s. No charge made for Policies when the sr Rev. J. Wallace . 10E. C. Bradford, Esq. -3 0 3001- and upwards. Rev. H. Cockerel! . 1 OK.W. P. Rogers and Co. 2 2 DI RECTORs. Dir. Wlkin - 1 0 Kay and Co. . 10 0 RICHARD MEE RAINES, E Dlr. Jot eph Green - 010 Collected by Mrs. F. Be- GEORGE LYALL, Esq. De Mrs. larylield - 010 necke, st Dentford . 3 0 The Right lion. Joust 0' -Mr. Jai nes Woodward 0 10 The tradesmen of Bushy W. C. Brandram' Esq. p Mr. J. •liirimwood - 019 House - . 14 6 William Copland, Esq. 31r. Griggs - 1 0 Pluntbers and labourers at William D. Dawson, Esq. Tamale Wyatt . 0 6 Hampton Court - _0 7 Sir T. Harvie Farquhar, Bar Sundry small sums 41. Os 641. An English Lady, born Nicholas' Garry, Es 9. At Sir W. Curtis and Co.'s. in Germany - - 10 0 William Ifiddim"llll•Es9 Salbuti Ruben:, Esq. 3 111 Mesars.Friend and Boden 6 0 John Harvey, Esq. John Strickland and r. Messrs. Kymee, Petry, George Jenner, Esq. P. Shaw - 5 5 and Co. - -21 0 John Loch, Esq. At Danko, Magma, and Co.'s. Messrs Waddington and S. 31arjoribanks, E• B. W. - - 1 0 Co. - - „ 2 2 John Martin, Esc S. W. eg. Clapham 30 0 Jacob Schlencker, Esq. - 2 0 AUDITORS-L, Collected by the young J. S. - - 2 0 Gentlemen in Mr. Klin. Robinson, Esq. - 0 Notice is I' grader's Academy, Chir T. and S. - - I day should wall, Passes - 5 0 G. O. - _ 0 come void At Sir W. Lubbock and Co.'s. Mr. Haycraft, Deptford 1 fur delis J. iludlinton - 5 0 John Robinson - _ 0 out the Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the fol ow. ing Bankers:-Sir 'William Curtis and Co.; Messrs. Dorrien, Mogen, and Cu.; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co.; Menus. - Hawkey ,• Messrs. Hoare; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.; 31sears. Harries, Farquhar, and Co. ; Means. lianatnersley and Co.; Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Forster, and Co. ; Messrs. ('ou' and Co.; Messrs. Drummond and Cn. ; Messrs. Rogers T good, and Co.; Messrs. Marryatt and Co.; Messrs. %Milo,' Co.; Meyers. Ransom and Co. • and by all the Members Committee. R. lI:MARTEN. W. KUPER, D. D. Hon. Se, P. LA TROBE, The Committee will meet every Monday and Thu &stock, at the City of London Tavern, whe • C 'Subscriptions, At,. will be thankfully received. TO TANNERS AND OTP ,'t LL persona wishing to adopt the sir .L-1. sus method of TANNING, and PATENT, may have an opportunity of , same, os any day during the present we of 12 sod 2, at the 31anufactory _of 31arsh.place, 31arsh-gate, lainabe& trailed srom the Excise for that per Any further information may), ',medium., Parke, and Preach,' and Mr. P. H. AbeoU, Ay puddings, London. ALL IN r ALL IN ALL I/ ALL ' Al.l f I CARP %. IS. and ,obtain a ler determine With ' s•eri" No. 6,958. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1825 Price 7d. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Mar;:. 1, 1395. T HE Principal Officers of his Mojesty's Ordnrrnee do hereby give -Votive, that Proposals will be received at the'.? Office in Pall.mall, on or before SATURDAY, the 26th Instant, f ro m much Persons aa may be willing to supply this Department with sguautity of TIMBER and DEALS, according to a speciti. anion which may be obtained upon application at the Secretary's Ogee itm Pall.mallaforesaid, To Sail in a few day., FOR BOMBAY Direct, the flue feet-sailing Teak- built Ship RECOVERY, HENRY C. CHAPMAN, CUII: mender. Has elegant accommodations for Pip,svngers, and Carrie. a regular Surgeon. For freight or paisage, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee-house, Cornhill; to John S. Brinley, 14, Birehin-lane, Cornhill; to Messrs. Fraser, Living. and Co. No. 11, St. Helen's. place; or to JOHN CHAP.MAN and Co. 2, LeadenhaThetreet. SALES BY AUCT ION. LINEN DRAPERY, SILKS. AND HOSIERY, Oaten' street. opposite Argyll-street, By Meas. DA SON and CAPE, By order of Mr. Joce, der)ining business, on the Premises, THIS and following DAY, at 11 for 12 precisely. TIIE GENUINE STOCK of LINEN DRAPERY, compriairueGros eta Naples, satins and 'armlets, silks and scarfs, jaconut, French, anti cambric muslin, lustre', Norwich crapes, bombasins, robes, slimes, printed muslin, town prints, plaids and stripes, cloaks, Irish linens, calicos, flannels, a few lots of hosiery, and a variety of alter articles, butted for the convenience of families. The whole will be son wl,kbout the least reservation, at No. 109, Oxford -street, opposite Argpll,strect. Catalogues mar be had the m premises ; and of M essrs . D awson and Care, Great Matlbolosiassitreet. TO - ELI PARLIAME XTA RY 1 NTE LLIG li CE. .amomanewleana.,- sum, the only scope left was com me t upon the a ppli cet i nn a ( t similar sum during the lest year. The diplomatic services roue tiered to this country did not, in his opinion, bear ,any jug pro.. portion to the mourn which they cost—ac amount much blood oust ca.! ing circumstances required. The House, perhaps, bad no notion what a sum was drawn from England by our dipisie mastic residents abroad, des n to support what he conceived to be exceedingly unnecessary, Lamely. residents at the pehy German Courta--forinerly perhaps of some importance, bat oow reduced to utter insignifl . Camx, by the greater powers which coostittee the Holy Alliance. Hem was an expenditure in this service amount. 1 log to no less than ::00,0901. for which no auffieteat return was !obtained...go adequate advantage derived. In the year /016 a , scale for the red a ction of this ee p etoe was fi xe d , and a Committee .of that House reported that it ought to be reduced, yet gig re. commendation was not acted upoo. It is still as expevelve as it . was during the war. In the year 17e2 the expense of this service was oily 104.eled. It mogressivny increased until in 1814 it amounted to 253,0001. and since then it had advanced to 350,0001. la the space of seven years a gross stun of 2,061,0001. were ex. pea& on Ambassadon alone. When they saw the 'situation to whigh thousands and tens of thousands were reduced in supporting the weight of taxation, they could not but feel the injustice of not diminishing this lavish eense- The extraordinary expenses in the year 1782 was only #.9NI. In 1818 the some experse arneunred to 27.0001; in 1820 to 23,0001.; in the year 1828 they watt no leas titan 3;3,0001. In Europe the sum total was 31 2,0001. entirely ex. (-Waive of 60.000:. fur Smith America, These united are little abort of tifit,lKAl:. fnr the current year. With such facts under their censideration le: would put it • to the House .whetht r it would , nice be higisty eaptutiant eppdetray tee new etpeoso of the South Atuerieun &pertinent by eget:44ll**m* in lioreee s by withdraw leg fruit the petty Stoics of Get many CUT re4enta there, who are of no inanner of us!? Of the uselessness of three missions, he was himself hot only fully persuaded, bet such was likewise the opinion of hetter.judges. The expense of cur embassy in l.'s - once amounts to 27,0001. TI e txr,nve of the Austrian embassy in also very green 1110 thought the whole ought to be reduced to what it ere before the war, that i., to 1610.0u0i. instead of 400,000 L Mr. Secretary C.l NNING in a feeble tone replied to Mr. Hume. The kale which had been fixed in the year 18111, he had examined with the most careful minuteness, and he found it to present nothing which did not warrant the expenditure incurred during the last year, and now prism - heti to be continued. Wherever , be thou ht it was practicable to effiet a reduction without injury to the public service, expense ass diminished. The expense ansieg out of our relations with South America was comt ) t r e c l r y new, and was necessarily incurred on a scal e o f muc h extent than usual. Si. greet was the unavoidable expenditure in this depart ment, that he could not even yet venture to say that the sum airea.ly voted for that purpose was snScient to meet the necessities of that occasion. The general amount ranted for the diplomatic service, it had been les duty attentively to consider ; he had re ar:Fed its details with *lv most seer puloug care, and he sincerely believed that the 311111 i voted by Parliament were rather under than over the required expenditure. If the House were disposed to encourage a perseverance in the system which had been bmun in relation to South America, they must be prepared for an expense suited to what was en new and unexamined The means for de. fraying this expense could not be derived from retrenchments in Europe. The diplomatic service, he thought, involved considers.. Goes of mucii larger extent than the mere gun-sties of expense. (Hear, hear.) Of all the minciplea broached, he was least wil_ ling to yield assent to that which would withdraw from the minor I States the countenince and the implied protection of England for the purpose of ketqing up Embassies at the greater Courts ex. dustvely. It would be deparon7 widely from the old English principles of diplomacy, to abandon the minor Courts, and pay exclusive attention to those of the greater class. (Hear, hear.) The good will of these smaller States, he was persuaded the Com injure would agree with him, was cheaply purchased at the moderate experse incurred. To b-eak off our diplomatic internaurse pith any of these States, would be attended with mere inconvenience and diticulty than might possibly he supposed. Vi'llenever such et measure had been found necessary, it required great pains to saner, those Courts from which our residents were withdrawn, that no Un friendly feelings towards them were entertained in this country. It was our policy to preserve a good understanding with those COl2 t that look up to Engl an d, not per h aps for imineliatemnteniou, but for countenance aid support when occasion may require. Nnthenr would look so llks an acquiescence in psinciplee much censure*, than withdrawing from the lesser States, and =Mining our diplo matical missions to thaw of greater intheeterge. The Paris em. &vow to which the H o n. G ent leman Lad adverted had not a supply sufficient for Its expenditure,and from his intimacy with the Noble Loud who was our Ambassador at the French Court, be could say that the sum of 11.000/. received by him was not enough for has expenses, and that trout his private fortune he was obliged to asp. ply the deficiency. There was no prineiple room at varlaisca welt We I spirit of the Constitution than that which would place offices et' trust and honour beyond the reach of any but men of wealth and high smarm. It was right that iii our binned maaarchj the Riog shteild hare the power of piecing high in trust men ohs may be recomomoded by qualifications not dependent on tank or wealth, and who nay venture to accept such situations widen*. ruin to their families. The scale of 1816 reduced these expellee* as low as could reasonably be cape, ted, and he thought that the Hon. Gentleman would not wish to go beyond thise-in releases and in justice he could not. Mr. lIUME rose again, and made a few observations in reply to what had fallen front Mr. Canning, enforcing much that he had previously said ; and aiding, that though it was not for hint to specify the particular Sates fro:n which our residents ougbt to be withdrawn, yet he thought that, taking the whole view of the case, the sum of 300,0001. was too much for the services done. On the Resolution for a sum of 8,2471. 10s. for the Commission established at London and Madrid, the settliog the claims British and Spanish subjects. Alin HUME inquired what advantage bad yet resulted from this Commission ? HOUSE OF LOtillb, 11l ONDAY, MA12C4.1 21. Mr. Brogden sad several Members from the House of Com mons brought upthe Irish Courts of Justice Bill, and the Sugar Duties Ail!. • Mr. Blackburn brought op . 's private Bill. SPRING GUNS BILL. On the motion of Lord SUFFIELD, the. third reading of the Spring (ions Bill was postponed till Monday. His Lordship then moved for mrmissior. to withdraw his Bill for the protection of gardens, because. he observed, it Ref about to be brought before their lordships by a higher authority. The LOliD CtIANCELLOR then moved the first reading of a Bill to make stealing in gardens larceny. The Noble and Learned Lord observed. that he had Faid at:cation to the clause respecting walled gardens. Read a tirat tier The Tenders to be marked on the outside—" Tender fur Timber ind Peals." By order of the Board. iV3I. GRIFFIN, Secretary. EAST INDIA ROUSE, Jots. 26. 1826. rrd} Cowl of Vireetors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indica do hereby Toted That the I frarisfer Books of the said Company's Stock wi:l be *but 41 THURSDAY, the 31 March next, at Three o'Clock, and t i,qemi again on 'nth RISDAY, the 14th April following. T*. a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said `'O AN will be held at their House in Leadenball-street, on WrowtspaY, the 23d March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said.CONIPANY will be held their House in Leadenhall-street. on WEDNE S D AY . the 13th *pril next, from Nine u'Clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the election of Six Director* of the said Company for Fair Years. Anill that the List of the Members of the said Company will he ready to be delivered at this House on Tuesday, the 2eth March JOS,EPII DART, Secretly. - - - LAND SURVEYOR. ONE who ban been accustomed to measure and map Land on a hirge scale is wanted to proceed immediately to the RIO DE LA PLATA. If he has been accustomed to the management of a large Farm he will be irrefetred. Address (by letter only) to Messes. Fuller and Saltwell, Carlton Chambers, Rigent-street. jiIRITISH STONE AND SLATE COMPANY. JLJI Applications for Shares will continue to be received until SATURDAY NEXT, at Messrs. Rogers, Tourgood, and Co. Bankers, Clement's.lone, Lombard...street; and Messrs..lnderion and Williams, Solicitors. Quality-court, Chancery lane, at which places Prospectuses may be had. ‘,.tTrromc CLAIMS. presented a Petition from the Mastog, city of Exeter, against the Catholic dawn. Read a first tune. ) TAVERN KEEPERS. PRIVATE FAMILIES, AND OTHERS. Lord ROI I F A I • Mien — " La d C kl ‘'l on "' tli nn e i ts tY bl u i: . . (2.th.:‘ .EGANT SIX AND SIGHT LIGHT CkANDELIERS, CHINA, CUT GiT. AND EARTHENWARE, By Nemo. AWSON at CAVE, • The Bishop of Ely pr their Spacious Root . mat 31arlhotrongh-street, on THU R 5. - deac ' u 4 " "erg). of MY NEXT, 24th !latch. 1823, -and following Day, st 12. table . tmxt" ' BEXLEY -1 LEGANT six and tight; light chandeliers, double beda, praying to be pia press A and single light etoilastandt, cut gliss--in decanters, claret c,,,, rim .,.. to, carats, witicsi..,' sintilets„ *butter and sugar basins, wafer • The NI -rine Al uttnx I ts, desert servicesZt o ft:tiuMg itioared= ur soolar% uteri , repou s mine a opplk , ~... Mit, sod au ;f • .. bow: /*., rains rabid I dessert senders, sea and breakfast sets. ehisasey ornaments. Ad . cc! , . c anti white titbit sets. jugs, &C. NOUSE OF CA day be viewed on Wednesday, and Catalogues had at the CENTRAL AMERICA. GUATEMALA ASSOCIATION.—Thit Company has been formed for the CULTIVATION of INDIGO, COCHINEAL, eta COTTON, as well as for nther purposes conne,tesi with toe valuable productions of that fine portiou 4 Sol . l'alugsi°' .jrnisp4itu . s...•=tilt.ii• tvlssaii 4 :Abe Directors iad o 7 o7;Tarrittilars, sus' e published. 1W ER I' BIdUTTON, Solicitor, SG, Old Breed -street. London. presented a similar petition from the Arch ' the Ara:cleat:oral , of Lly.—Laid on we presented a petition f►cm the Carriers of Di og ',laced on the same foo:ing as the Esegiish and blue lla Rooms. Bill went through 1 , and the - . EAST lA'DIA nor r, march* : Wl'Vt . ' TIBE Court of Directors of the L'ailed Compaq!! ci . 1111erehrotts 'England frodiig to the Est bedia do hr-esg 04 . Notice, Tun the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company, appointed to be held at their House in Lea...enhail street, on WEDNESDAY, the 21d Instant, is made Special, f.r the earn( ise of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbwini, in :Jntoranity with the 17th section of the lith Chapter of the Bylaws , • Resalutton of the Court of Directors of the `26th Jannary last. for the appointment of a Person in the capacity of First Assistant in the Orrice of the Surveyor of Buildings, at a salary of 3501. per annuals. .;ost MON: - - ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. .1 GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the PROPOSED SHIP CANAL betsrorn the ENGLISH aro: BRISTOL CHANNELS will be holden on SATURDAY, the :nth day of March instant, a t t h e London Coffee House, Ludgate hili, at 'twelve o'Cloek, for the purpose of receiving a Report front the Couinirtc: of the present favourable state of their Proceedings in eke prosecution cf the 3lessure, and to consider the propriety of completing the Negociation between the Bridgewater and Taunton Canal Company and this Committee. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. By order of the Committee, KING and WEIN. 5, Grays Inn-square- COPY HOLD ESTATE, NOTTING HILL, About one mile from the Turnpike. Oxford.stmet, on the Ux bridge-road, By Mews. DAWSON and CAFE, (By order of the Executors and Trustees of Mr. .1. Beck. deceased) At Garraway's, March the 29:h. at twelve o'clock, in 3 Lots, IX COPYHOLD HOUSES, situate on the South side k) of Notting Hill, nearly opposite the Plough, part let on Lease. and tue remainder to tenants at will—to John Howell. a baker, and to Mews. Dunford, Cartwright, Parrot, and Daville, at rents amounting to 1301. 19s. per annum, held on the Manor of Abbott's, Kensington. subject to quit rents of 20s. per annum, and to a customary tine upon death or alienation. The premises n:ay be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Hall. Solicitor, No. 2, Ken sington-square ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, 111,, Great Marlborough -sweet. An Amount from the Customs relative to the Amount of Foreign Wines in bond vu brought up and laid on the table. LONDON WATER WORKS. ....... Sir 0. CHETW YNI) presented a petition trom the inhabitants of Southampton, against the London {Pater Works Company. ST. KAI'IIARINE'S DOCK. Alderman WOOD prei.ented a petition from the ticket porters of London against the St. Hatharinc's Dock DM . • Also another petition to the same effect from the carmen of the metropolis, and praying compensation or the alteration of parti cular clauses in this Dill. Referred to the Committee. Con- of the said Resolution now lies open at this House for the perusal of the Proprietor+. The Court of Directors do also hereby give Notice, that the said General Court is further made S,iecial foe the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, foe their approbation, a Resolution of the Courier Directors of the sth January last, granting to Major-Ge neral sir John Malcolm, G.C.B. a Pension of One Thousand Pound" per Annum on the grounds therein stated. The Report required by the By-law, Chapter 6, Section 19, together with the Documents upon which the said- Resolution has been farmed, arc open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. PORTABLE (MS COMPANY. Air. Alderman ‘MOOD brought in • Bill for the purpose of incorporating the London Portable Gas Coeupany.—L was rand the first and second time. SOUTHWARK GAOL. _ _ _ _ _ . . T HE HOME INVESTMENT AND ANNUITY _ __COMPANY. On the motion of I[r. Xidir,;l;iviiiiii7or the Second Read ing of the Bill to authorise the transfer of prisoners and debtors from Southwark to Newgate, the question was put, when Mr. C. CALVERT opposed the Second Reading, on the ground of hardship and inconvenience to the confined debtors. Sir R. WILSON disapproved of the mementos contemplated by the Bill. CAPItAI;L1i,000,008. In 80,000 Shares of 10. each. The Inducement to fonts the present Company is the mutual benefit which will accrue to a large body of capitalists, front the employment of the aggregate amount of small subscribed capitals in general investment, by an established public Association. The plan of this Company not only embraces all the advantages obtained by such an Association over individuals, but also coin bines the advantages offered by other Companies separately, with additional benefits peculiar to itself. The Company proposes to invest its capital in every kind of security in which such capital can be disposed of in a profitable manner, not confining itself' to any particular description of pro perty, or to any particular mode of investment , but to lay it out partly in the purchase of, and partly b 7 loan at interest, on estates, houses, and buildings in possession; to well-secured annuities or rent-charges for lives or years ; in contingent, reversionary, and life interests; and, in short, in every species of sure and valuable ro p lrger . labour nor expense has been spared in ascertaining, upon the surest grounds, that a Company formed upon the principles of the present one will produce to the Shareholder a much higher rate of interest than he could procure b 7 means of individual investment, as contnulistinguished from combined Investment, and with a cer tainty and regularity not inferior to any National Establishment whatever. LEASEHOLD HOUSE, DEAN-STREET. AND THE UNITED FRENCH PROTESTANT CHAPEL, OR CHURCH, LITTLE DEAN-STREET. SOHO. By Mews. DAWSON and CAFE, At Garraway's. en TUESDAY, March 29, at 12, io two Lots, grim GROUND LEASE of a BRICK MESSUAGE, 1 situate No. 63, Dean -street, held for a Term of Thirty-two years and a half, at a small Ground -rent; and of a Ground-rent of 131. 2s 6d. per annum, issuing out of the United French Pro. testant Church or Chapel, Little Dean-street, Soho, payable for a Term of twenty-four year. and a quarter, with a reversionary Term of eight years and a quarter after the end of the said Term of twenty-four years and a quarter. The Premises may be viewed till the Sale, when convenient to the' Tenant, of whom Particulars may be had ; also of Messrs. Elkins and Soa, Solicitors, 59, Newman -street, and Exchequer. office, Lincoln's-Inn ;at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough -street. SUFFERERS by INUNDATION in the KING DOM of HANOVER wilts VICINITY. After a few words from Mr. Alderman WOOD the Bill was read • second time, and committed. WEST INDIA COMPANY. ..... At &Meeting of the Committee, held at the City of London Tavern * on the 21st of March, 1825, GEORGE JENN ER, Esq. in the Chair, Rest! a Letter from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Pas oildenf of the Committee at Hanover, to his Royal Highness the Duke of York and the London Committee, acknowkdging re ceipt tithe 3,0001. voted on the 3d inst. Rewired—That the Committee in Hanover be authorised to va lue ulna the Treasurer for a further sum of 1,500/. making the aunt voted to Hanover 5,5 0 0!. . . Mr. MA NNllqobrituitititiaßill to enable the West India Company to sue and be sued in the name of its Chairman.—and a second time. ARIGNA MINING COMPANY. The Arigna Coal - and time. lion Company's Bill was read a first COFNWAI.I. MINING COMPANY. _ ...... Mr. GREEN brought in a Bill to incorporate the Cornwall Smelting and Alining Company.—Read a first time. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC CANAL. . Acknowledged thankful) y the kind offer of the Rev. Wm. Deal_ try, 81 . F.R.S. Rector of Clapham, to preach a sermon at Clap. ham Clutch, on Sunday morning next, the 27th him and directed the needful Information to be forwarded to him. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD. THE KING'S ARMS PUBLIC-HOUSE, A HOUSE AD JOINING. AND THREE SMALL HOUSES IN KING'S A RMS-COU RT. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE. At Oarraway's, on TUESDAY, March 29, a t 12, I n one L ot . AValuable COPYIIOLD ESTATE, most e li g ibl y situate, and being No. 82, the King's Arms Public-house. Tottenham Court-mad, commanding a most extensive and lucra tive trade, on Lease for a Term of twenty years, at a rent of 52!. 10s. per annum. The Douse adjoining, being No. 81, on Lease to Mr. Lathe, for a Term of twenty years, at 84/. per an. II 11 in ; also, three Rouses to King's Arms -court, immediately behind, let to Tenants at will, at 201. per annum for each !louse. The Estate 4 Copyhold of the Manor of Tottenham, or Totten aubjaaa tea Roe, upon death or alienation, of 21. 65.. Bd. and to a trifling quit-rent. May be viewed till the Sale, when convenient to the Tenants, of whom particulars may be had ; of Messrs. Ward and /Mersey. 44, Bedford-aquare ; at Oarraway's ; and of.3lessrs. Dawson and Cate, 48, Great Marlborough -street. The Atlantic and Pacific Junetion — ShliCanal Company's Bill was read a first time. bONDON ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. The further communications received by the Committee show the belt spirit active in all claws throughout Hanover to contri bute accenting to their several means. Even prisoners have volun tarily abstained from a day's food, that the expense saved thereby abomal be their contribution, the only one in their power, to evince their sympathy with others more in need than themselves. It appears by accounts that the misery in the inundated districts is incalculable: and however hopeless a complete remedy may be, the Committee, with the local Associations formed and funning in England, trust that the results will again prove that the appeal of distress, so complicated and extensive, so unexpected and Inevit able, will meet prompt and liberal assistance. Amount of Subactiptionsalresdy advertised, 5,0041. Os. Id. A Bill iiieuaile the Londo n AcademicalTristitutiontiTsua and be sued in the name or the Chairman was read a first time. BIRMINGHAM AND LIVERPOOL RAILWAY. Sir J. BRYIXIES presented • petition from the merchants, manufacturers, and other inhabitants of the town of CulerAtu in Ireland, in favour of the Birmingham and Liverpool Railroad Bill.—Laid on the table. LONDON BRICK COMPANY. Mr. CURTEIS brought in a Bill to enable the London Brick Company to sue and be sued in the name of their Chairman.— Read a tint and second time. The Shares have been fixed at a small sum, to give greater fa cilities of investment to the middling classes, and to those whose capital increases by slow degrees. And although calls will be the best proofs of the Company's success, they will only be made when and as the Company can employ the money to good ad vantage, and of which calls ample notice will be given to the Pro prietors. Applications for Shares to be made by Letter only (post paid) addressed to Mr. Pitches, Solicitor, No. 13. St. Swithin's-lane, laianthard-street ; or Mr. Hornby, Solicitor, No. 31, St. Swithin's hoe, where Prospectuses and further information may be had. A Message woo read from the Lords, desiring the attendance of Mr. Martin, to give evidei're before a Committee of that House. BRISTOL SIIIP.CANAL. Mr. DICKINSON presented a peskiest front certain Land holders of the onsivety of Sonseiset,.agelbiesdis- Bristol edify Canal. The lion. Member said the petitioners were persons of 'rot re spectability, and if their allegations should be substantiated, be thought those allegations well worth the consideration of the I-louse. X s. IUNION ASSURANCE OFFICE, CORNHILL, instituted in the Reign of queen Anne, A. D. 1714. Notice is hereby given. that a (IhNERAL MEETING of t h e MEMBERS and PROPRIETORS will be holden at the Office in Comhill, on FRIDAY, the Bth day of April next, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, and • GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS at half-past Twelve o'Clock at noon on the same day, to confirm the Resolutions of the last General Meetings, to make Alterations in the 10th and 234 Articles of their respective Deeds of Settlement, in relation to the powers vested in the Di-• rectors of laying out the Funds of the Society. THOMAS LEWIS, Secretary. Insurance against Fire and on Lives may be effected at the Com pany's Offices, Combat, and No. 70, Baker-street, Portman— square. Sir T. LETIIBRIDGE agreed with the lion. Member, that the petitioners were persons of great respectability, and that their allegations were of considerable importance. Although he dis agreed with the petitioners, he was glad that they had called the at tention of the /louse to the subject. lie believed their allegations were founded 02 mistaken views, but this was matter of opinion, and no doubt the petitioners were persons of great respectability. The petition was ordered to be refereed to a Committee. EAST LONDON RAILWAY. SPLENDID COLLECTION OF PICTURES. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew lane, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, A Valuable and interesting COLLECTION of about IX. ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY GALLERY and CABINET PAINTINGS, of a superior class, in an excellent state of preservation, comprising choice Specimens of the following Masters of the Italian, French, Flemish, Dutch, and English Schools, vit.:— Raphael Wynants Brackenberg Leonardo da Vinci Cuyp Brower Guido Rachael Ruysch Loutherbourgh Salvator Ross Goltrius Gainsborough Domenichino Vandevelde Morland Poussin Backhuvscn Town Rubens Storck Powell Vandyck Van Oss Anderson Ruvadarl Teniers Vincent flobbinia Ostadc Williams, &c. &c. Linglebach Al ieris To be viewed to-morrow and morning of sale, and Catalogues had of 31r. Thomas Williams, Cheltenham; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. AT NO. 11, LORRARD-STREET, THE ENTRANCE Or TAE Mr. WALKER presented a petition from Certain Householders in the Commercial road, against the East London Railway. The petitioners stated that they had been previously induced. by mis representations, to petition in favour of the Railway, but they had subscquc•utly found tesaon to change those opinions. Alter a few unimportant observations, thepetition was ordered to lie on the table. POST . OYV . ICE, LONDON. LONDON DOCKS. The principles upon which this Institution is founded have been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other ()fliers, and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto of by any other Insurance Company. The Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every seven years.. . . A petition was ptestnted from certain inhabitants of Southwark against the South London Docks ; also a similar petition from J. and W. Burgess.-Ordered to lie on the table, - , A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assured trout the responsibility attached to Societies for mutual Assurance. LIVERPOOL RAILWAY. Claimants may have their demands no the Company submitted to reference. Willi am Rawson, Eig. HaHalifax 5 0 Alder man Sir C. Flower • 10 10 Collected by Mr. Hans Hinrick Witte, at Kelvedon, Essex. liana Hiarick Witte 2 0 Rev. Dalton 0 Rev. J. S. Dunn . 0 Env. V. 0. Cawley U .Miss f Harrison . U Mrs. J aria and Miss West Wm. 1 Liven 0 Alias S stle A Int ail 2 0 Ditto U Miss I:. Broadbank 1 0 Mrs. E. Proud . 1 U Airs. Alexander 1 0 Mr. S. Kidd 1 U Mrs. E . Day . 1 0 Mrs. L itetinure and Frier rl 15s. Ga. Mr. J. Newman . U 5 Two Maiden Ladies 0 10 Mr. C. Everitt . 0 10 Hon. 3 Irs. Gardner 0 10 Mrs. Hawkins - U 10 Miss E. Hawkins - 0 5 Mi. J. Douren, jun. 0 10 .Me. BI tekboume . 1 U Air. J. Unwin - I 0 Rey. J. Wallace - 1 0 hey. H. CockerrJl . 1 0 Air. if ]kin I 0 Mr. Joe eph Green . U 10 Mrs. asytield . U 10 .Me. Jitter Woodward 0 10 Air. J. iiiriniwood - 0 10 31r. Gri gga 1 0 Thomas' Wyatt . 0 5 Sundr7 small sums 41. Os Gl. At Sir W. Curtis and Co.'s. Samuel Backwitz, Excl. 5 0 John Strickland and F. Y. Shaw 5 5 At Don ien, Magma, and Co.'s. E. W. - 1 0 a. At Morland and Co's. G. Beaumont, Esq. - 1 1 At Messrs. Hoare s. Sir T. D. Arland - 10 10 Lady Calthorpe - 3 0 J. Campbell, Esq. - 6 3 Messrs. Hoare - 50 0 At Berries, Farquhar, and Co.'s. Lady Rose U At Marryatt and Co's. Mr. Cromer 2 0 Rev. Dr. Morris, Brent ford 5 0 At Drummond and Co.'s. Lady Brooke - 10 0 Mrs. Brooke 6 0 T. W. - 1 0 Col. C. W. Madan . 5 0 N. B. Edmonstone, Esq. 3 0 Wm. Newman - 1 0 At Messrs. Coutta and Co.'s. E. B. Wilbraham, Esq. 10 U Lieut—fieneral F. A. Wetherall - . . 6 0 T. Williams, Esq. - 6 3 A. A. 1 0 Nev. aN. 1 1 Jol,n Titturd, Esq. 31.1 At Hammersley and Co.'s. Sir Culling Smith, Bart. 5 6 At Hoare, Barnett, and Co.'s. E. C. BradrOrd, Esq. - 1 0 H. W. P. Rogers and Co. 2 2 Kay and Co. 10 Collected by_ Mrs. F. Be necke, at Deptford - 1 0 The tradesmen of Bushy House - 14 Plumbers and labourers at Hampton Court . - 0 7 An English Lady, born in Germany - 10 0 slessrs,Friend and Boden 6 U Messrs. Kymer, Patsy, and Co. -21 0 Messrs. Waddington and _ -. 2 2 S. Si'. 31. Clapham 50 0 Jacob Schleneker, Esq. - 2 0 t °llene dby the young jJ. S. - -2 0 tientliimen in 51r. Klin- I Robinson, Esq. - 0 gender's Academy, Chia- I T. and S. . - 1 well, Mae: 50;IL 0. - . 0 At Sir VV. Lubbock and Co.'s. i Sir. Hayeraft, Deptford 1 .1. Iludl.tston 5 0 1 John itobinsol . - 0 Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the fol ow. mg Bankers:—Sir William Curtis r;d Co. ; Messrs. Dorrien, Magens, and Co.; Messrs. (hole, l'rescett, and Co.; 51e.iors. Hanker; Messrs. Home; 51eiiers. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.; Messrs. Harries, Farquhar, and Co. ; Messrs. lleminersley and Co.; Sir John IVm. Lubbock, Forster, and Co.; Messrs. Coutts and Co. • Meson. DrummJnd and (n.; Messrs. Rogers, Tow. good, end Co.; Messrs. Marryatt and Co.; Messrs. !Borland and Co.; Moon. Ransom and Co.; and by all the Members of the Committee. R. H. MARTEN. W. KUPEH, D. D. Hon. Secretaries. P. LA TROBE, The Committee will men every 3lnnday and Thursday, at One st the City of London Tavern, where Communications, ittbsesiptione, &s. will be thankfully received. TO TANNERS AND OTHERS. ALL persona wisLing to adopt the simple and advantage sus method of TANNIN°, unikr Mr. SPILSBURI":S PATENT, may have WI opportunity of witnessing the effect of the same, ea any day during the present weds, only between the hours of 12 aod 2, at the 3lanufactory of 3lr. 3lainwaring, Engineer, 31arshplace, Marsh- gate, Lambeth permission basing been ob tained from the Excise for that purpos,. An farther information may be obtained by applying to Messrs. Parke, and Preech, &Motors. 63, Lincoln's lnn.fiehts ; and Hr. P. H. AbOott, Agent to the Patentee, 6, AValbrook ouildinp, London. CSM,IIOO ! ALL IN ONE DAY. ALL IN STERLING MONEY. ALL LOTTERIES WILL SOON END. ALL TUESDAY, 12th APRIL. ALL PRIZES—NO BLANKS! el CA RROLL solicits atteetion to the present Scheme, %—.l • and is sorry to say it is one of the list opportunities to obtain a large Fortune for a small sum, frovernment having now determined to abolish Lotteries for ever. The Scheme 01111 YOUR PRIZES 0.00,000 ! With Thirty other Capitals, &e. Re. amounting to noo.noo. All Jterling Money—No Blanks. All in One Day, 12th April. fiekets and Shares for the aborts Scheme, All in One Day, Pth April. are now on Sale at Carroll'a I Aces, 19, Corehill ; 4. t haring-cross ; and 26. Oxford ...wet ; where he lately sold 01. K Prizes of £20,01.10 in Four Months. No charge made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to 3001. and upwards. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAIEES Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LY•LL, Esq. fieputy Chairman. The Right lion. Jour GARRATT, Lord Mayor. IV. C. Brandram, Esq. Rowland Mitchell. Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Mittord, Esq. William D. Dowson, Esq. 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COUTER'S NEW CIPHERING BOOK for Be ginners, containing the First Four Rules of Arithmetic, simple and compound, systematically arranged. By R. W. Author of the "New Tables of the Solar Syritiom." A KEY to the above, giving EIGHT ANSWERS to every sum. correctly worked at full length. Price 4s. ••• So much pains has been taken with thin Book of Answers, that the Author can almost vouch for there not being a single error ; and he engages to give certdin premiums, mentioned in the Preface, to any Pupil whn may discover an error. London : Printed fur J. Soutar, School Library, 7 3 , St. Paul's Church-yard. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. PETITIONS TO BE HEARD AT THE COURT, IN PORTUGAL STREET, LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS, THIS DAY, NINE. Jackson, G. Bouverie-street, Fleet -street, agent. Bond, B. High-street, Gravesend, victualler. Wise, E. Lambeth-walk, Lambeth, cheesemonger. Skegg, J. King's-place, Crosby-row, Bermondsey, paper-hanger. Southey, S. Newnham-street, biting Mary-le-bonne, boot and shoe. maker. 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Doris -street, Kensington, gun.makee. Paul, J. Palmer-street, Holloway, brewer's cooper. Hawkins, T. Basingstoke, grocer. A splendid Moon-light coloured Representation of St. Petersburgli, as it appeared to an eye-witness on its recent inunda. don ; and a second Plate, in Mr. Corbould's bat manner, illustra. tive of Theodric, accompany Parts 18 and 19 of the Literary Magna and Monthly Journal, Is. each, for April, issued this morning. The Contents comprise thirty original Papers of the highest interest, Reviews of Books high at this monies, in public estimation, together with a mass of historical, philosophical, and aitientitic matter, forming in connection a body of very superior lite rary talent.—Mr. Wright has the honour to announce, that in 11l months this Magazine has acquired a circulation of nearly 5,000 copies monthly, and that the early Parts are all re . printed, and the Plate to each Part re-engrave d ..—Ao, Paternoster row. 31r. EGERTON presented a petition from Sir A. Macdonald and the Hon. Colonel Bradshaw against the Liverpool Railway. The petitioners prayed to be heard by Counsel.—Ordered to be referred to a Committee. CORN-EXCHANGE. Mr. BERNAL presented a petition from certaia inhabitants of Kent, in favour of the London Corn-Exchange.—Ordered to lie on the table. IRISH PROVINCIAL BANKS. A Bill was brought iu for regulating Provincial flanks in Ire land, ani read a first time. CORY MARKET. • Alderman BRIDGES presented a petition from certain inha bitants of Mark-lane, in favour of the new Corn-Market. DUTIES ON IRON. Mr. S. NrORTLEY presented a petition from the Sliefi Company, praying for the total repeal of the Dunes on Iron, tip pets &c.—Ordered to lie on th. BEER DUTIES. Mr. MABERLY presented a petition from the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, praying For a repeal of the lker Duties. The Hon. Member said it was legislating one way for tile rich and an other for the poor when the wine duties were diminivhed, whilst the monstsous tax on beer, which was so important to the lower orders. was still retained. He hoped to have an opportunity of calling the special attention of the House to this subject on an early day. Sir T. LETHBRIDGE presented a petition from the brewers of Bath, praying an alteration in the duties on beer. The Hon. Ban. also presented a petition front Huntingdon in favour of the County Courts' BilL Mr. JONES presented a petition from Caermarthen against the House and Window Tax. _ Mr. :NONCE rose to present a petition frnm the parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, praying for a reduction of the duty on beer ; in doing which the Hon. Gentleman made a few observations ex pressive of his belief that if the Chancellor of the Exchequer would take the subject into his serious consideration much advantage would result. He was persuaded that if the duties were reduced ons-half, it would, instead of diminishing, augment the revenue. The petition was then brought up and ordered to lie on the table. nouht up DUTIES ON NEWSPAPERS. 111 r. ABERCROMBY, in presenting a petition from the Newspaper Proprietors of Edinburgh against the heavy duties im posed on that class of publications, observed, that the duty paid oa the Newspapers of Lalitiburgh, during a certain period which the Honourable Gentleman did not state audibly, amounted to 4,53/11. The petitioners, he said, went on to state, that if the duty on newspapers, as well as that paid for advertisements, were reduced, much advantage would arise to the parties con cerned, and considerable augmentation would accrue to the re venue. He was not aware how far these allegations could be con tradicted cr sustained; but he would say, that if the statements contained in the petition were well founded, the amount of the duties in question deserved to be taken into consideration.—The petition was then brought up, and ordered to be laid on th e ta bl es Sir FRANCIS BURD} TT presented a petition, prayirg the House to extend protectiont?the%yeityninster Milk Company. (TAME LAWS. On the motion of Mr. g'ir/AKTWORTLEY, the lioue resolved itself into a Committee on the Game Laws Lill. The Bill passed through the Committee without any obsortlitione; and when the House resumed, was reported, read, ordered to be printed, and the further consideration of it postponed to next Thursday. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that with the permission of hie Right Honourable Friend near him (14: - , liuskisson) he would move that the House do resolve itself into • Commi , tee of Supply • the question on which being put and car ried, the Speaktr left the Chair. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY—CIVIL CONTINGENCIES. On the resolution for 2130.000 L to defray the expense under the head of Civil Contingencies for the year 1823, Mr. HUME rose, saying, that tie thought it quite necessary that a certain sum should be placed at the disposal of his Majesty a Government, and confided to their discretion ; but wherever it was practicable to ascertain beforehand the probable expenditure in any case, it was the duty of Parliament to rey u :re full and satisfactory information. As thin: coat not i'ltliipatc Vie application of Clue Mr. Secretary CANNING, in a low tone of voice, sold, that he would candidly acknowledge he was unable to give satiafac. tory information as to the probable termination of the duties of the Commission. Whatever facilities existed in tram's:ling other business with Spann, all that related to money way attended with peculiar difficulty. The course taken by the British Govern. ment was directed to ascertain with all convenient de-patch ;its 'nature and amount of outstanding demands, and that course closed the strongest evidence of a determination to see jasfice done. The convention for carrying these objects fully into effect was he would nut say about to be executed, but m course of preparation; it, however, was impossible for him to say how loon it would be finally concluded• there was so much uncertainty in every thing connected with Spain. There will be throushou. seen that on our part there was no want of urgency is promotino justice. As might be expected, the Commissioners were fre quently eh:tinged. and business in consequence proceeded very slowly. At length, after three successive changes, out of de. mends amounting to between three and four hundred thousand pounds, two hundred thousand pounds had been certified by the Commissioners in favour of Broish merchants. 'file object sac hot lost sight of at any time ; and it should be kept to mine, that ultimately the expense would fall only upon that portion of the country who were interested. Mr. BARING in a low tune of volts said, he had heard a rumour Mu a negotiation wets entered upon to effect a compromise of this claim, and to take a much saintlier auto than that to which they were entitled. This was very unfair to the creditors, particu. lardy with a view to ulterior claims. Mr. CANNING replied, that supposing (and it was but a sup. position) a negotiation for a compromise had been entered into, it would only be finally effected by the eincurrenee of all the vetoes concerned in it. He did not know to what ulterior sauna could re fer, as all the creditors were registered, and it was not to besup. posed that new dainty could lime or be entertained. Mr. W. SMITH said, that the creditors rested their claim on the faith of a treaty to which Government gave its sanction, and in the event of failure of payment by Spain, they wo u ld, in his opinion, have a right to apply for payment at the Treasury. The Resolution was then agreed to. AMERICA. Mr. HUME said, that the next item to which he should object, tens 6,4701. Ws. dd.. for the Commission the carrying into effect the 4th, Sch, 6th, and 7th Articles of the Treaty of Ghent, between his Majesty and the United States of America. He 'l/31 , desirous 0: knowing bow long it was likely the Commission now sitting would continue; they had lasted long enough foe any useful purpose for which they could have been formed or found necessary. Mr. CANNING said, that they had not been of long duration, the Commission having been appointed only last year or the year before; it arose out of a convention entered into between thus country and the United States of America. America claimed front this country compensation for some property, of which she allege.! that a part of America, which could not rightly be considered to be at war with this country, had been deprived. I! was upon that any difference that might arise on the article of Te etupon oeiset. Lion which guarantied this compensation, should be referred to the Emperor of Russia. A disputed point did arise ; a referent:, sc. cording to the terms of the convention, was accordingly made, and the decision was against this country. It was to adjust the p.it . meat of this debt that the Commit:situ' had been appointed ; it hsl made considerable progress. The information which Was tree tan,* of its formation only reached this country the year before I.nti ; and although he could not undertake to say that thl, was the last time that heal. .old have occasion to renew this appliesti•s , . et he honed it was the last but one he should have oc:as, t , to ito se. Mr. II I tM E nt It objected to the Commis •iof) for he... into Iced to the Exchequer fres, which were excessive ; it antosseed Jett account of bt en to an unwarrantable system of jobbing. The accounts *sea o etst s rz a ti r o i n vi o f a j n o d a s tli , e ,t k e kTr pe t l u i n ! d p th n e n t i odAnds paily . laid berme tt.e /14iixe. and examined by s Committee. Thc . CII A NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that the im. potation ofjobbiiig was not applicable to the item to which the Ha.,. Gentleman adverted As to the Exchequer accounts, he had again and again told the Hon. Member that. •:th the assistance of Las colleagues at the Treasury, they should be prepared. Let the Hon. Member only have some patience : the buruneas had been arder taken, investigation to a considerable e•tent had been gene :ma, and it was unreasoaable, to say the least of it, lot the Ronci.irable Membofer ; step in to stop the p rofuse o f i nqa i ry, to risk to take outit Mr hands who were anxiously engaged in it. Ht. UUME replied, that the same langt.sge had been held