The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-05-31 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTARY INTEI.LIGRN 0• TO aglow BY AUCTION, 1..J1 and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS. Mies R. demllia*E_ 1 1 I —, a a ss ,,,-. 0• ' • )1: .. wa....,...m..,Cl::"Rioo.ifi:l,7„shef.x!se ne ArlasainCiesee4at, the id.lidi all i a h /: Seei.t wo i t ; held "Z VI " - lA t ie t 4e ffi l=" ll l2se i" : 4l9. - 3;1 hd d" 4 " : °it 9, ,, ..1 , -.. THE RESIDE C N L C A R R , 7FR 46 N r lt t grtll .t . -PLATE, lee. ,IVi aimal os TUESDAY, the 31st inatant, WED . respectable. seat ' Wm. Dads Illaq. - ; . 3IL de. if 9 :411 .., of the Honourable E. BOUVERIS, deceased. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mostxmw, MAT 111. • EQUITABLE LOAN RILL. ra 111,... 4 40 ,.. re. itif R. PHILLIPS respectfully annoUniee, that THIS The Recounts -terminated his argument on belsaff . ef AM i NESP4Eillm s T UREDAY , the 9d, FRIDAY, the 3d, The Report abseratibaper Rader vi e - a las b oo h oo *, Mitt 11110Lerd Mayer ' . alall ElMlWE,lhellth of June, at One each Day precisely, mem ! i n et r,„,, i .. eisk nem ass It Dn. - . - ;", II Le= ~,. 1 F-IL and following DAY - , at 1, he shitIISUBMIT by AUC. Pawnbrokers. sena the Equitable Lam Bill. A itgurd w efßepev, I British Oin and Com- grants i n eo l b a - iX t m a . bg the earo m meme re ida llG7,.. h . .. i . . , . . " ~ , .. TION, on the Premises, No. 42, Cla Piccadilly,. Mr. Sergeant .. ric and Mr. R. JACISSO3, appeared es lev let pounds instrumentally providing es isesseire of sellellelskisOnt lit am. - 100 . The IMPROVED LEASE, of a k a id wee , o . ntr i. half of the Corporation of thy city of Laiwilmi. l Ease I Raw Spirits and Chapels, so themeless of 113,71 i Bistro. tplf thit 311`. Rini - 10 I 4, l 2; eei all and plmaantly situate. Mr. Sergeant Steam addressed *sir lendshipa, hoe woe lw Lor -P LAm Ped a t a l n AC . R as E n , ot wbo arecia conten4 fil ed that eramd ths Corporates of die cite Tis Vinegu 84.b48 are for the see dt die poor. The anikesse inn by: obi I a alre ' - ND 0 eon to the Park, on the west Casa I Molested Society I, bas all but eshassted its liass er ees a t e med pat,. is do L'Z' Timier ?lllasr l 7 ll Cl - ,•• so iv -1 , i.., tide &the street s t i good repair, and arranged and Stied with taste, . i ,.. ; . held at • low reqk or 19 years., Sugar - - e 5 II ,• . of ' Sod therefore had no ti In to be tam by g in th el = 114. 0 ths • atop Copper Stills and Cop- room to a much maim sank is stilt resskelL ' Miss Clarke - - 50 • Also the BL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pier and chimney glasses, modern plate, medals, bed and table g Ce nal = II pers Lead even more surnames saw 2r they tins starr eim ettaH r E .'s i ll'a r . D‘Thmivirall. -•- unless the Public, Abate is mamma - e . 21 0 „ ' linen, cut glass ware, a d raw i ng room suit ofohetre, sofas, and ll** " enetaina, a bronze chandelier, Freneit bedsteads r2 lit h i e l ilding. rose- . - 't The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that ws the paernbesiussof •• r I MOW Calico Pewter J. C. P • the Society depepteihr k isrstistkely.lry ettiputetp ern- y ße 1 - - *do. le 10 1 'i IS 0 likisikeeshisfs hes tributionto,ndi- nifty die stens, ensieteses can be se isager • f X.,.. 4 .„ " '. wood tables of every c l aw, small library of books, and a variety of c th e e rta c i i n ty m o o f ni l es ai e da t n he w cor ae pr:reaestionutri, t ly he rfressum orpors , tirm and tban dier**W ees on ' Iciiii ia. decorative objects and useful miscellanim. The Howe may be viewed and . Lar , b ad. c atalogue , may termed party, as the Bill before- the Howie tended to destroy the • Filletes Breedy Tula afforded. TWIN= Glens awe -e0 apprejarialed . w -7 - • 10 0 1 1 port= 4 1 calling of those pawnbrokers, arid thus to present the city of lan- be had oa the premises, and at Mr. Phillips's. I: " Casks Three Trucks se tin Waft ef ' Clunkee. is pleas where the tc„ . 1•91 1 1•61111 ONO* 400 they pant be applied to Ist. ...._ - 4 Ilin Ai11.'21.4 1 ::t . 'lll • st aii thlo ss sip F A Pump obj ects the o f this ''''''"'W illeid s t , I....asis . .- 2! • LORD BERWICK'S COLLECTION OF VALUABLE Lord DACRE said that the observation scold equally apply to ' li+ Is ".offs , welted to wane, Padermi te a i tb 7,: p h illi ordis: tab . have.bessr oat arses : affe moved withence . lyslaw- g itaa ;:„. : '"'''"" ,• - ' 6 1-• HI • PICTURES. every large town or city in the kingdom. 10 0 itif R. PHILLIPS moat respectfully informs the No- Mr. Sergeant SpANCIE and Mr. R. JACKSON were both hard • ' el, Care, ace and the T•t 1 ,samageamWeedisaa, Oilice, Old Broad-street, from the tie thelieref di ali nerabillshisdasan t is who Wan=l 1 IVA. bility and Gentry, that he dull, on MONDAY NEXT, in ergunient nn this point. i me w ems till two o'clock, and on the morn- andliiill ROM Meng is , * Will net, don, the Inn& . I p rz 5 5 sad following Day, at I, BUB2IIT try AUCTION, at his Great Tt.e LORI) CHANCELLOR put the question whether et not tc r p - twelve o'clock, when Catalogues may be :I si ttelkedisente hestriend aphis the Sonny reponse ile t7J.I. k . ' . , •4 4 'z -, '"•- 5 5 Rooms, Neer Bentatreet. their Lordship would hear the Corporation of the city of London q at sadhs ' -' • • f His Majesty laseisin graelonleZt• ado a. Tbaufas 5 5 3 6 The GENUINE COLLECTMN of ITALIAN. DUTCH, by Counsel, and the question was neired. and FLEMISH PA HINT OP' Plana DRAWN ON THE TWELFTH a am airavilellm -Mott and the Cornmittee cannot iiti: . A rwrit i rik o:lll : l .... ... ,„ 3 5 _embracing the weeks of The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved the admuneweet of the it i IaTAPILIL L .. ./I,._EENCt THE FIRST DAY OF a l austpk of the Sovaeign,will Davit 4 6 'llleksit berg Jansen Oetade it•i•ii•n• And exPrettemi Loin is knew what course lees intended I ENG THE m . 1i; u LOTTERY FOR' THE ipe nary wok of life. fee every . pound M. cii . Jean's** 11 , 11t ehriett - ' • 5 5 ' a nt -114mact Coy p to be permed by the Counsel for the Ball. 1 i /PA Pla pens of At Lorrsay OFFICE, Jammer Plan, . 001.1 " ... i m I wili: t o l ti n it addltiallik - Ilegj " ..• • , ._ .• -1 1 It DAN. Penni Rs. Om J r. HARZ:pot NOW n the WNW now non, Webbed totes some time t o oarill i , b r ilig . the ...... Tassegianel . - • 11ita.....„.. _•:,._ _. Mrs z is. MO 1 11Vellt sq. . Wiese Boehm A. Corned The question was then edjourned to Wednesday next. 1 Theimeity piimputty of the Right Ron. Lord Berwick. by whom LAND-TAX ASSESSMENT BILL. .. lag `leg - lose aries ite thee itemakfatt - ege WS adult &d em . P lia".llU " all i s aa PP laa . alalaileillaala g i A..lJrqshin i , Esq. . ~- ~. thillase, too 1110 fol!P000 of be t e ii Thu F01i0.% asinelpliet bees attired t- • • tenon., DIA. . t o Uil i o ; sltalar etiolation are a grand Landscape with figures, by wen reported. 1 ill their ' the ON oar be st /; agmtt ...... r i n y nth their Registers of MN 11 1 , Don. An. Sub. Rey ' ila 1,11. r. - - . . 252 •' • tap Ilaßelemn collected at very considerable expense. Those me. The Land Tax Assessment Bill went through a Committee end 21 0 the Virgin and Child, s magnificent and undoubted . spe. The Irish Public Work% Bill also went through a Comenittee I ir -► y Menlo: the well-known Grand Historical composition and was reported. - His Majesty the Ellag - - LlOOO 0 Benjamin Horne, Esq. . • 10 10 efths tannin &Scipio, by Rubens; Christ Restorinet die RN d, DISSENTERS' MARRIAGE BIM,. I ymmallEad Is take in the Beoefit Tickets Her Royal Highness the Princes' Augusta - 100 0 Edward Hepick, Esq. - 10 10 2. N. rowan ; a Landscape by 8. Ross ; Gipsy Girl, by Murillo, Ate. On the motion of the - Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the second kW Lenny ilie IRV gin INS, do hereby give Notice, His Grace the Areithiekep of Canter- Rev. W. H. Hale - . sli . . e vi„ May be viewed, sod Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Used- reading of the Dissent-re' Marriage Bill was postponed' till Friday. lgolar • •=l 64 tr 90 1 es in 6 , oelernt- place , on T. nit, from ten o clock in the bury - . - 3d donation 200 0 His Grace the Archbishop of York 3d do. 200 0 Sir Jos. Huddart - Henry Panther, Esq. M,P. - 241 do. se 50 .. 0 ,. street. bli' ' TO GROCERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, and OTHERS, The House adjourned at Nine o ' clock, *ten *Week* chisel. to take in and enter the The Loyd Bishop of London - 3 , 1 do. 200 0 Tisig i et t ne es Tseeday she Illtb day of April last, The Laid Bishop of Worcester - 3d do. 100 0 Er of do sow Lauri , to be ex- The Lewd Bishop of Lincoln . 3,1 do. 100 0 Robert Welbank, Esq. - 21 O• 4,44:••• Thos. Poynder, Esq. - - 2d do. 31 111 ~ . Mn. Dudper . . 50 0 , A .... requiring a Public Sitnalion. By Mesas. STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, HOUSE OF COMMONS, AiONDAY, MAT 30. EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH RAILROAD. _. ‘, i l allealhellMit MillisMill is die Act of rirliarnent in The LOrd Bishop of Bath and Wells 3d do. 100 0 diephish doted, the said Commissioners will t at mu. •IN IMMO; is Claes A. at one seat, and the ii i ka ndier at arsedate Mt, and the penons possessed Lichfield and Coventry . 3d do. 50 0 of St. Asaph . 3d do. JOO 0 of Exeter .3d do. 100 0 Mn. S. Home Rev. Dr. Richards - - . 2 0 • ' 20 0 . Donations and Subscriptions will be neared by the principal Os the Premises, No. 60, Chiswell.street, on MONDAY, June 13, at .12, 911 HE LEASE and GOOD-WILL of a compact Bankers in town and &tinny, and by the Rev.,lV: J. Rodin, _l_ GROCER'S SHOP, eligibly situate, No. 50, Chisweil. Secretary, No. 15, Duke.sneet, Westminster, on account of the street, containing four bed-chambers, f i tt i ng mom, good shop, and On the motion for the third reading of the Edinburgh and Dal. keith Railroad Bill, Sir R. FERGUSON objected, on the ground that there being another Rail-road in existence as well as a Canal, there was no ne- cessity for e. nin the injury to private property which this would i dine en 2:13 le , irith their Tickets, separate lists of Gloucester .3d do. 25 0 Treasurer, Charles Hoare, Em. private entrance, kitchen. and convenient testing. occasion. Ile therefore moved th at it be mad a thi r d time that day theist, lorked A and B . is numerical order, adapted to of Chester . 3d do. 50 0 15, Duke-street, Westminster, 31st May, 1825. At the same time will be sold, the STOCK and UTENSILS in s i x mont h s . limb of the said nests; and at the bottom of each list to write the of Chichester .3d do. 30 0 - Trade. Sir G. CLERK supperteil the third reading ; a n‘l A WRANGLER, of 1825, wishes to Devote his Time. The premises are held on lease under the City of London, for an Afterfew words Wan Alr. KENNIDT, Mr. S. Worrmalf. zr i r ae Leepre oddities, ef•the pose entitled to the value of the Right Honourable Lord Kenyon .3d do. Ifo 0 La. until October, to PREPARING any GENTLEMAN for unexpired term of 10a yams, at a low rent of 481. . Captain a cess, Lord Botsnta, and Mr. W. OUNDASI, tlso Sir Robert Peekßart. - - 3d do. 600 0 the UNIVERSITY, or to Private Tuition ot • School.-Address, May be viewed, and particulars had at the place of Sale; of - Aid the soli Ceeemheismiehei give further Notice, that Cer- (lenge Gipps, Esq. - - 3d do. 75 0 11.11;r i g elelii Ticke nex es t, w a i t li n t o e n 4e a li t y ter eredor.r on J o , u . which Jane th e The h Mast W er n cl , telt we or e - lare Ha - 11 t i l c d io o . . 10 5 0 1 1l ads .11 . 1M• wilt sate in and enter Tickets in their usual y, Round , c an , o , _ _ _ - itit erm. 3d do. 10 0 T. P. F., No. 7, Poultry, Londen-Post paid.-May, 1825. 311-wira. Blacker and Gaitskell,Salicitors, Commercial Sale Ronne. TO PRI NTSE LLERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND PUBLISHERS. Mincing-lane ;of Messrs. Smee and Son, Pavement, Moortields ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Brenchlry, 36, Old Jewry. yof the amendment, -63 1 Against it, - * House divided. Majority, 41 The 8.11 was therefore thrown out. easy, nisi wins are desired to observe, they must Reverend H. H. Norris - . :id do. 100 0 IV - ANTED, by_ TWO YOUNG LADIES, PRINTS STOCK OF HOSIERY, LINEN DRAPERY, FURNI- 51 SALMON FISHERIES. lisiellMs when th-y come for their Certificates. Reverend Dr. Frampton - - 10 0 2 I TO COLOUR. Plata on C,osselsology and Botany, as T O RE, LINEN, CHINA. GLASS, &c. r. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Chamber of sksgive further Notice, theta Bond of In- Miss Frampton 10 0 well as all other deariptions of Prints, will be emitted with ability By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, Commerce, Dublin, in favour of the Salmon Fisheries' Bill. - . Itspillsesdhi c = idaum two respectable housekeepers (to Miss Frampton 10 0 and despatch. • On th e Premises, No. 23, Haymarket, on TUESDAY. June 14, CHURCH RATES (IRELAND). Ma l loy the seed ) together with the person Alias M. Frampton 10 0a the motion of Mr. S. RICE, the Committee on the CLurdi WEI can 0 inelluffeer ?Meets* which may have been T. Frampton Esq. - - Address. A. B. G N a N 17, Castlaaneet, Holborn. 1825. at 12, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Francis Roper. Friday next. - 10 0 THE STOCK of HOSIERY, LINEN DRAPERY, Rates' Bill was postponed to i. • IA wig sr Ile docks of which may have J. m art a m it , L.. 9.. lO HOTEL GIRAUDIER, 48, HAYMARKET. SCOICH JUDICATURE BILL. and READY-MADE LINEN, consisting of a large auan- .. .. -. 1 i -••-- - - - - bees us et Wm ihe Onlessoksioners can grant Cer- T . L ett E a ,. . 2rl .1.-.. 90 0 111 Dr:PARDON 1,•• tll a hthvia.ts Me. Lrideto.ne. As. 1\7%, I / . 1 11/ an grant tillmnsake the mist nod that in ease of • lost Ticket, an aiifi. davit mat oho 64 toads of the circumstances attending the lon of theorem be/6noas of the Honourable Barons of his Midesty's CAM of Mitiagrars. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 311. H. MACREADY begs leave respectfully to acquaint his Plinth and the Public, that THURSDAY NEXT H applimlid for his BENEFIT, whets will be retired (never acted in this Tbesertn, ' Shakapeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY TEL FIFTH • or, THE CONQUEST OF FRANCE. Beery, Mr. Macready ; Princess Katharine, Mrs. Bunn. After which ((first time this season), the popular Opera of ROB ROY 111ACGREGOR ; or, AULD "LAND SYNE ; compressed for this occasion by permission of the Managers, end positively for this night only. Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Slacready ; Bailie Jerrie ((tint time). Mr. liarley t Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Bunn ; DiaaaVertion, Alio" Stephens. Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Spring, Box ffice, Rotunda ; of Mr. Hookham, Old Bond-street ; and of Mr. Macready, lit„ Frith -street, Soho-square. - - DEPARDON has the honour to Inform the is A.An bility and Gentry who have hitherto patroeised his Esta blishment, that considerable Additions and Improvements have been made, tending to the Comfort and Accommodation of the Visitors, and that an extra Coree-room has bean omitted from 133, Jermyn-street. Partial may he accommodated with private Dinner rooms. N.B. Foreign Wines of the finest quality. Suppers after the Opera, as usual. I h ._ , and READY-MADE LINEN , etimaisthig of a large quan. of ladies' and gentlemen's kid. Woodstock, and other gloves: worsted, and cotton hose ; half hose; SOO yards of Welsh Aes;et ; a quantity of broad cloth and karseymere; several pieces "ifirish linen ; and the usual assortment of apparel and ready. e linen necessary for cadets. writers, &c. &c. Abo, the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising four-post, tent, and other bedsteads; feather beds and bedding; dresaing-siands, tables, and glasses ; fenders and fire-irons ; chests s/r aide'ent; japanned chairs, and couch; dining and Pembroke tables; Kidderminster carpe ; linen, china, glass, kitchen furni. cure, and miscellaneous ts &ects. On the same day will be Sold, the LEASE of the PREMISES. May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises; of 31t. Taylor, Solicitor, Fen-court. Fenchurch street ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Brenchley, 30, Old Jewry. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, - GREAT CORAM.STREET, BIirNSWICK-SQUARE, Producing a Net Annual Income of COY. By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, _ At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, June 17. at 12, .A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, corn prising an excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, Aunts 40. Great Corm-street, Branewiek-speare,contaimag, o• she Ads stagy, four sleeping-rooms ; secood story, two airy bestehen). bses s peptised, with marble chimney-pieces and dressing.room, and a Ana en landing : first story, a handsome front drawing-room, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, and French windows se the floor, opening upon a balcony, and communicating by fold ing-doors with a back dressing-room. finished to correspond ; on the pound-floor, a neat entrance-hall, dining-room, with marble chimney-piece and stucco walls, sad closet ; a breakfast-room, convenient store-room, and water-closet ; basement, boarded front and back kitchens, and casting for wine, beer, and coals. The premises are let on lease to 31rs. Farr, for an unexpired term of seven, fourteen, or twenty-one years, At an annual rent of - . . £lOO 0 0 Held on lease for a term of which 80 years are un.. expired, at a ground-rent of, per annum - 20 0 0 Leaving a net annual income of . . - 80 0 0 The premises may be viewed with leave of the tenant, and per ticulars had at the Place of Sale; of J. LL Forbes, Esq. Soliase. Ely-place ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Brenchley, 3s, Old Jewry: e MIDDLESEX HOSPI SA RY DINNER of tl on AIONDAY NEXT, at du laroes's.strest. His Most Gracious . . 'A L.----' 1 INSTITI NAVER wiII be held ivern, Saint le 4 STEWARDS. Duke of Bedford Marquis of Stafford, V.P. Marquis of Anglesey Earl Fitz william Earl of Hardwicke Earl Oroevenor, V.P. Earl of Mansfield Earl of Lorisdale lion. B. Bouverie, V.P. Sir Thomas H. Farquhar • Sir Geo. A. Robinson, Bort. Sir Peter Laurie Thentu 1311111611, E. Stephen Hough, Esq. Thomas Hardwick, Esq. Abraham Redwood, Esq. Charles Stable, Esit Charles Startrid_ ~tge, Esq. W. M. Thiselton. . George Tebbs, E• JOHI RAW (ANSON, E"(I1. Treasurers. W Al. WILLIAMS, Esq. M. P.P Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the Secretary, at the Hospital ; and at the-Thatched House Tavern, St. Jameeri-street. 1 Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock. N.B.—No Coftailima after Dinner. a !r. GROUND -RENT COMPANY. Capital, 20.0001. ' • In4oases 0251. ends. No farther applies , ions for Shales can be received after THIS DAY. The Committee of Management are reuly to receive Proposals for Biros of Building Ground, Ground Rents, and Reversions. Prospectuses and every requisite information may be obtained of Ileum Andrews and Cliff, Joint Solicitors to the Company, 28, Great Vlluchester-street, or 13, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. By order of the Baud. J. A. WOOLRITII, Secretary. ty, to N 1• 'eft Uy Bs. 11) Cal N AND VT CO3IPANY. Capital 12.5,06111. in Shares 10 MK ea. The List of Directors and all arrangstsieeris bat E ss ompletcd in this Company, applications for Shares may be ed to the Itanking!iouse of Mews. Everett, Walker. sad ~ Mansion House -street; Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall; and at the offices of Mess. Rostock, Geary, and Lewor, Surveyors to-the Company, 4, White Lion-court, Cornhill, until Thursday next, June 2, inclusive. FRESHFIELD, KAYE, and FRESHFIELD, Solicitors. Ott. 1112 a. THE DECCAN ARMY. Just published, price 3e. Bd. OBSERVATIONS on the SERVICES and CLAIMS of the ARMY of the DECCAN. Printed for and Sold by Wheatley and Adlard, 108, Strand. 1 ted leg :as con To-morrow will be published (and continued Monthly), price Is. No. 11. of T HE MAGISTRATE! Critical, Humorous, and Instructive. " ll'e have been a good deal pleased with the penisal of the first Number of a periodical work, entitled The Magistrate !' 'l'he object of the work is not merely to amuse, which, perhaps, is too , exclusively aimed at in the majority of our temporary publications, but to mix up some useful information with so much mirth u may make it inviting to those who have a horror of all knowledge which presents itself in a grave or abstract form."—The Times. Published by C. Stocking, 9, Paternoster - row ; and to be had of all the Booksellers in Town and Country. the bar, as follows:—Rouen P. Pak ing. red, and in merry to you, the ble consideration to the prayer of enter into the enormity of your t nature, so dangerous as l pre. perpetrator. But the Rouse l :are with mercy than visit youe r 'believing that hs folly "DA t repetition. In present expoerare al :n a d et 4;o4 o your discharge, 0 MOM at the reprimand be issertea tat Rd red. kit- Id it kit, MAY - 5 0 2i U 10 0 6 0 100 0 21 0 10 0 5 0 10 0 10 10 10 10 21 0 10 0 10 10 60 0 2d do. 10 0 6th do. 100 0 1 0 210 0 2 2 PICTURES OF A SUPERIOR KIND. By Mr. STANLEY, At his Rooms . , 21, Old Bond -street, on SATURDAY, the 4th of June. at Twelve, A Large COLLECTION of Very Superior PIC TURES, by Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Masters of ale brity,,including some choiceand well preserved specimens of the ear liest period of oil painting. Among the principal are, examplgs of Oaudcnzio Ferrari, Hugo Vander Goes, Boltrafio, Ghitlandajo, Manuolo, Titian, Caracci, A. del Sarto, Albano, F. Mola, Rubens, Vandyck, Snyders, Toners, Wouvennans. Cuyp, Van Huysum, Guffier, Holbein, Netsther, F. Minis, Dc Watt, &c.—May be viewed two days preceding, and Catalogues had. G ENERAL STAGE-COACH COMPANY. APPORTIONMENT OF SHARES. NOTICE is hereby given, that the ALLOTMENT of SHARES in the General Stage-coach Company-will take place TO.NIORROW. at which period the Lints will be finally closed. pplicatloru for Shams will be received by Meson. Dickina and Davidson after Tills DAY. Tire DIRECTION being now complete, and the Amngementi. fully made for carrying the Intenti-ms of the Company into eftlet, no time-will be delayed in the introduction of Coaches on the several Roads out of London ; it being a Resolution of the Corn. =Mee to have the Principle of the Company fully and fairly esta blished, on or before the Ist of July next. By order, DICKINS and DAVIDSON. 30, Queen.atreet, Cheapside. ' fir►• N 31 do. This day is published, price 3a. &l. T HE ASIATIC JOURNAL, No. CXIV. for June, Containing 1. Progress of the Burmese War-2. Verses from the Chinese 3. 3lisalons to India-4. Chinese Court Histary-6. Hindu Chi nese Countries-6. Evils of Poetry-7. Van Diemen's Land—& History of Cot•.on__9. Account of Muscat-10. The Indian Army —ll. Fill of Ourrah-12. Periodical Literature of British India -13. Nautical Intelligence-14. A new View of Literal Economy -16. Account of the Prangos Ray Plant of Northern India-16. Gallo-Indian Correspondence-17. Egotism-18. Antiquity and Origin of the Chinese-19. New Indian Four per Cent. Lawn-20. Sir Alexander Campbell-21. Review of Sir Wm. Drummond's Origines, Mr. Tucker's Financial Situation of the East India Com pan,. Foreign Works, &c.-22. Proceedings of the Royal Asiatic Society-23. Varieties, Philosophical, Scientific, and Literary-24. Asiatic Intelligence, including latest News from Calcutta. 31adrav, Bombay, Singapore, Siam, China, &c. Howe Intelligence, comprehending proceedings in Parliament, Courts of Law, &c. Commercial News, Promotions in the British Army, &e. Published by Kingsbury, Parbnry, and Allen. Leadenhall.street. POO' 4 , I &c. roatst • OYAL UNION ASSOCIATION, .5, Lancaster place, Waterloo Bridge, Established and Empowered by Art of Parliament, For securing to its Members (male and female) Weekly Allow ances in Sickness, Pecuniary Assistance to Femaleaat Lying-in, sums of Money it Death, Annuities in Old Age, Endowments for Children, and other Benefit. ; For Encouraging the Establishment and Improvement of Friendly Societies throughout the Kingdom ; For Promoting the Gener.l Employment of Clerks, Male and t'emale Servant., and the Working Classes; and Fur the Pensioning of Aged Persons of Good Character, whose circumstances have become reduced. 21 0 (.0 0 if ne, of • • . Nell ...i.e. ,,, 11 been iology wino Mende MT, in rzpoes ws . 1110 0 . 1 * • .ttacb. s ystem. iscinat. irebasd and be Tbe- ith an lye, Imd 'coed to ralprac find a a can they sanably patient* S. . ludo,. SOIS es. Id.. MIT be trstrest. rter. sod E. ALTON Ow PATRONS. :His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, K.G. G.C.B. F.A.S., c. and nearly One Hundred Noblemen and Members of Par- Lament. PREIIDENT. The Right Homsurable Lord MACDONALD. Male and Female Servants, Clerks, Mechanics, and Labourers, .its admitted to secure the benefits of Ibis Association, daily, from fen till Three, and on Monday Evenings, from Six till Nine. 1104,ks of Rules. 6d., aid Prospectuses, gratis, may be had at the )th ce, and of all Booksellers. Persons desirous of 'arming Friendly Institutions in the Country, upors.the unerring and perinaner.t system adopted by this Institu lon, and those desirous of being appointed Agents in or near Town, arc rested to apply by letter, post-paid. HAZARD and CO. 2 - - .030, 000 2 - - 10 : ntni 2 . . 5,010 ALL THIS DAY. ___. ALL THIS DAY, AT FIVE ISH baring distributed Eleven Capital Prizes among IF his best Friends, the Pub:ic, on the very last Drawing, solicits a continuance of their favours in the present Lottery, con ta'"ing Prizes of increased vane, and of greater variety. via. TWO . - of . . , C 30,000 TWO . . . - - 10,000 TWO 5,000 . . . _ Besidca Twenty other Capitals, and .NO BLANKS! As every Nansber will bz sure of Five Pounds at least. ALL TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY, Wh-n every Number will be decided, and every Ticket a Prize. if Il has been peculiarly fortunate in selling Prises of 30,000/ 1 her s have boon only Two Schemes eortaining Three Prises of 311 .Diad. : in the ant. Bish sold all the Three ; and in the law, ha 1014 Two out of the Throe Prises of Thirty Thousands. Bids am the first 30,0101. ever drawn—sho lost 30,0001 over drawiasam last three inearthsvolf last year he mid we him et th ree p r i zes of MOW —sod in tho very lost Kish sold and shared No. 7.034, a Prize &Wei s t , rn hixteenths. and Ten other Capitals. ins variety ofilloloo, • Tickets and Shares are on sale at Bitten Oilers, 4, Cornhfil, sae Charing -antis, London. Lottery A cts The Lot ill be pa tery willss bed las ally ParlLment. drawn THIS DAY, and no more w - T. Lett, Esq. - - 2d do. 20 0 Rev. Dr. Doily . - - . 3d do. 20 0 Rev. D. Wilson . - 20 do. 50 0 Rev. Thomas Burrough - - 2d do. 10 10 .. e„ . Rev. James 'lodges - - 2d do. 1 1 Hon. and Rev. A. De Grey . 24 do. 10 0 Mr. Sergeant Bosanquet - 20 do. 10 10 Hon. and Rev. R Carleton, in addition to annual subscription - - 5 0 Rev. H. Oakley - - . . 5 0 Rev. R. Pritchard . - 5 0 From Iliedhurst, by the Rev. C. Alcock_. Right Honourable Sir R. Stopford 3 3 A. Capron, ii.:sq. - 2 0 Rev. C. Alcock - 1 1 Rev. C. Baumgarten . 1 1 C. Warren, Esq. - 1 1 J. Mellerah, Esq. . - 1 1 W. Fisher, Esq. - . I 1 W. Dennett, Esq. - 1 0 Rev. Henry Lee - . - 10 0 The Warden and Fellows of Wine:tester College - - 20 do. 50 U The President and Fellows of St. John's College, Oxford - ' - •20 do. 50 0 Rev. Thomas Bowdkr - . 20 do. 31 10 31. A. C. - - - 20 do. 106 0 Rev. Dr. Yonge - - 20 do. 5 0 Miss Hoare. in addition to An. Sub. 10 0 Rev. Archdeacon Strong - 20 do. 10 0 Rev. James Allen . - IP 0 Rev. Thomas Collins - - 100 0 Rev. R. Lloyd - . 5 U .Major Charles Gretton - 20 do. 1 1 Rev. Archdeacon Jones - 20 do. 21 0 Rev. Edward Berens . - 10 0 W. Gibson, Esq. - - 2 2 Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth 21 do. 100 0 Dean and Chapter of %Yells - 20 do. 70 0 Rev. Richard Ward . - 10 0 Rev. J. B. Backhouse - - 6 U Rev. C..Y. Hoare . - 10 0 Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. - 20 do. 100 U A. Merlotti, Esq. - . 10 U Rev. E. Gregory Rev. J. Monins - Edward Wyndham, Esq. Rev. Archdeacon Moore Rev. J. Robinson Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor - Rev. James Webber - Rev. J. King, Bethnal-green Mrs. Gipps - . Rev. Archdeacon Fronde - lien. Arehdeation Sandifuril Rev. W. H. Chapman Rev. R. Watkinson Rev. P. Allwood . lion. and Rev. R. Cuss - B. H. B. Hale, Esq. . - Rev. W. Notice - Miss Jane Brooke - - Hon. and Rev. E. J. Tumour, to make 21/. - - Sirs. Sheppard, 2d Don. and in addi• tion to An. Sub. R. Sherbourne. Esq. 20 Don. and in addition to An. Sub. By the Bishop of Peterborough - 5 0 Mrs. F. Rowdier - - 5 0 Dean and Chapter of Peterborough 20 do. 50 0 .A. S. - - - 100 U Messrs. Milligan - . 3 0 IW. Triiton, Esq. . . • 15 0 A Donation by the Rev. J. Heapy and Matthew Wrench, Esq. out of a residuary property left fur chari table purposes - N. Connop, Esq. Rev. John Connop - Rev. Thomas Thirlwell N. Connop, jun. - 31Irs. N. Connop Dr. Haggard Rev. E. Neale Mrs, H. Rowdier Rev. Sir C. F. Farnaby Rev. J. !Norville Rev. Dr. Parkinson . Rev. J. P. Ilerringham - - W. Styan, Esq. in addition to An. Sub. Lady charlotte Onslow - - Rev. J. Parker . - D. 'Whalley, Esq. - A Lady Francis Burton, Esq. - - Chas. Dodd, Esq. The Rev. Archdeacon Lilly - John Wilson, Esq. - - John Davison, Esq. - R. Brooke, Esq. - - - Mrs. Gib son - - - 30 do. 10 0 Anonynious, by the Rev. C. Benson 1 0 The Rev. T. W. Hombuckle . 10 0 The Rev. A. M. Campbell - 2d do. 5 0 'J. Simmons, Esq - 5 0 The 14ev. J. (3. Foyster - 20 do. 5 5 Goo. Jenner, Esq. - - 20 do. 21 0 The Rev. J. Lonadale . - 2d do. 5 0 The Rev. Dr. Yates - - - 30 do. II 10 The Very Rev. the Dean of Ripon 30 do. 5 0 Chas. Bosanquet. Esq. - - 3d do. 21 U The Very Rev. the Dean and Chapter of Feterborough - - 21 do. 50 0 The Very Rev. the Dean of Peterbo rough - 30 do. RI 0 Wm. Cotton, Esq. - - 3d do. IN 0 The Rev. Dr. Grey - 3d do. 16 0 The Rev. Archdeacon Lyall - 2d do. 10 10 Mrs. Powell . - . 20 0 The Very Rev. the Dean of Canter. bury - - 3il do. 100 9 Mrs. Champion . - 1 1 1 Miss Champion - - - 1 1 3d do. 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 100 0 3d do. 10 10 3d do. 10 10 5 5 10 13 2d do. 10 10 5 5 2d do. 10 10 2tl do. 5 U 3d do. 5 U 3 3 90 0 1 1 L 5 I I 2 2 2 2 5 0 2I do. 25 0 2 0 28 7 low. This day is published, I3LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CI. for sfune,lo2s. Contents:—l. Horse Hinuniew. No. 10. Calderon's Courtesy not Love.-11. Farther portions of the Autobiography of Meanie Wauch, Tailor.—lll. fists Germanise. No. 21. Wieland's Aristippus.—lV. Paddy Primps of Cork to C. N. Esq. at Edin , burgh.—V. English and Irish Land-Letting.—V I. Letters on the present State of _lndia. N0.2.—V1 I. Ringan and May. Ane virtue moumfulle Dittye, maide be Mr. Iloitgge.—Vll I. The Witch of the Gray Thorn. By James Hogg, the Ettrkk Shep herd—lX. The Subaltern. Chaps. 12 and 13.--X. A Letter to Charles Kemble. Esq. and W. Elliston, Esq. on t h e p resent S tate of the Stage--XI. New Lights.—Xll. Note Book of a I,iternry Idle. No. 1.-1. C.4aasieal Journal, No.sl.—_2. Lionel Lineoln-3. Popery, &c. By the Rev. Clan 00111 Y-4. Lawyers and Legisla. Ism &c.—XIII. To a Young -Lody.—XlV. The Tie Severed. A Sketch.—XV. Works pawls, for Publication —XVI. Monthly List of NroPabliorisio..XVll. Appointments, Pro motions, Meth% N and Leat h .. Printed for William Bletkoood, idinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, Leedom ANNALS OF SPORTlNG.—Contenta of the N um b er for June, price 2s. W. illustrated with two Line Engravings, by Landsat and Scott:— FIELD SPORTS oaJurre.—Of the Incohationand Nestlingof Birds—Hunters at Soil—Angling—Thamn Fishing—Bo/al Hunt Establishment and Rana—Hunting in Hampshire—A Day with the New Forest Hounds—Mr. Codringamee—.A Apologists% Carol for May Percussion Locks Asessa_ au PlWommea Copper Cap Plan, ace..—ExlE ap at samme N ag Suffolk-street—the Dumpittle Mom arts, Dasedia. Sou of the Eat:Nihilism, its- y. &•...—Budip a m m os , an Aaaezeontic—Owitag News ham the eitastays-a Article—On tbs Mot a the Idtlws, with a Baader. Oa Minim ma dia Paim—the Miter —do , ea ll No. 6, aid, llotwea I Dati=lZT .'"- rard—Peeitilialthe at es Cllama. Ambles Davi* Cibase—Will bum ill Mimi— Lard Rivevea ralfttees awd ihialia"lri onge lin Performairial oseinest ce—Torf Arebo.,base order eddie.—ldasessepliinh. Printed br Ibevood, Jones, and Co , Paierwasse. Elegant Furniture, Nankin Table Services, a Valuable Hookuh, anti other Effects , of an East India &deer, deceased. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At their Great Room, Saville-row, TO-31ORROW, and follow ing Day, at Ir.„ THE FURNITURE (which is perfectly modern and in excellent preservation) comprises a handsome drawing room suit, in crimson silk damask, consisting of four sets of curtains, two sofas and twenty-four chairs, a very neat suit of chintz cotton, capital eating parlour chairs , dining tables and side boards, rosewood centre, sefa and card tables with bull' borders, excellent four post betlteads and hangings with dean seasoned bedding, well made mahogany bookcases. secretairea, wardrobe% chests of drawers, end other chamber requisites; clear and perfect chimney glasses and mirrors in rich gilt frames, Brussel: , carpets, upright and horizontal grand piano -fortes, square ditto, a japanned cabinet, table and tea services of Nankin China, a handsome eight light lustre, rich cut glass, and a great variety of other e ff ects. May be viewed this day, and Catalogues had at the Room. FINE PAINTINGS AND ANCIENT DRAWINGS. MESSRS. BROOKS will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 28, Old Bond street, on TUESDAY NEXT, June 7. a small but very valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES of the first elm, a nd ancient DRAWINGS. by the most celebrated Masters of the Italian, Spanish, Getman, Plemiah, and Dutch Schools, collected with ti.ste, liberality, and the best opportunities, in England and o. the Continent, during the last 40 1 years, including a noble Landscape, a chef (relative of Ruysdael, an Historical by Murillo, Temptation of St. Anthony by S. Rosa, original Sketches by Raphael and Vandyke. &a The Drawings include fine specimens of A. Alavteyna, and da Vinci, J. Romano, Correggio, Parmigiano. Titian. P. Veronese, the Carracci, Guido, Murillo, Claude, A. Diner, H. Holbein, Rembrandt, Waterloo, 11:vghem, Both, &c. Btc. May be viewed two days preceding, and catalogues had of Meyers. Brooks, 28, Old Bond-street. ' l ' E. upon r..._-..-1. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD MANOR EST great new Western Road, in the beautiful Vale _, between Sherborne, Yeovil. and Somerton , only as man from Bath, comprising about 600 statute Acres, chiefly of the richest Grazing Land, finely timbered with Elm, a most Valuable Pro perty for Investment. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY. the 21st June, at Twelve, in One Lot, (unless an acceptable offer should he previously made by Private Contract.) TBE very Valuable and Capital FREEHOLD MA NORFARMSof SPECK INGTON and BRIDGEHAM P. 11001, with _auperssr Patio Houses and substantial Beildinp, ad Oum t eseartsing, with 160 ease bond SS lives, Mast IN Gastomaty Acres, nearly is a rhos ham, midi Gash* Land and Wate r Mesdames, mad a great put slued deep milivial soil. The 'Weis now leisstasst 4 a.46. ibis mei Immuiliat resew, at very low reduced Rent i Z s rat tarbelle above 811 a few years since. The poor rates, as. egemerglassop she e is intersected and portly by adm OA It well suited for game. and ran all slikulg saes.—The Farms may be • Along of Compton Patin cefoot : Mt at the Inn at Wincanton, 11 "= 1111 1:4 tile boo, Battu also of Messrs. MOM 'Temple ; at the Mart ; and of Daniel AIWA umi bum, sad Land Agents, PA, iiMiefis, as/ ,B:rks. Bishopsgate Church- . was poetpneed , SCOTCH ....A TURE BILL. Mr. H. DRUM MOND presented a petition from the Sheriffs' Clerks in Scotland, against certain parts of the Sunda Judicature Bill. After a few words from the LORD ADVOCATE, the petition was laid on the table. SCOTCH CHURCHES BILL. The Lowlands of Scotland Churches Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Friday. COMBINATION LAII S. Sir F. BURDETT presented a petition from the operative car penters and joiners of London and Westminster, against the re.: enactment of the combination laws. Also, a similar petition from the working braziers, to the same effeet--Referred to theCommittes. JURY BILL. Sir F. BURDETT presented a petition from an individual named Charles Pearson, against some parts of the Jury Bill • and' in doing so, observed that he understood that in Crown eases ;be fee to Jurors was five guineas where there was a verdict for the Cronin, and only one guinea where the decision was against it. Mr. PEEL was not aware of any such practice. Mr. BRIGHT would propose to introduce a clause into the Juries' Bill on Its third reading, for the purpose of preventing the dispersion of Junin during the continuance of the muse, and until its termination. Mr. PEEL said the clause might .Le a very proper one, bat un less it were properly considered with reference to the rest of the Bill, it might be very until to introduce k. 3lr. BRIGHT concurred in the propriety of postponement, on the understanding that the Right Honourable Gentleman would take the matter inro consideration, previous to the next Session. Dr. LUSHINGTON was confident the greatest errors and anomalies arose from introducing clauses into Bills, sonietinq when in Committee, which clauses had nothing to do with Bills. The petition was laid on the table. R. P. T. PILKINGTON. Mr. CAI.CRAFT presented a petition from R. P. T. Pilking 4 ton, acknowledging his error, and praying the favourable eonsidets: tion of the House. 4 The petition was laid on the table, and on the motion of 334 Secretary PEEL, Mr. Pilkington was ordered to be brooght tO bar in custody, and reprimanded. On Mr. Pihkington appearing at the bar. The SPEAKER addressed him as folio ton, your petition has been received, at House is disposed to pay a favourable ewe it. It is unnecessary for me to enter f offence, which is so insulting in its our cedent, and so diN,mseeful to its peep rather disposed to consider your am offence with severity, confidently futility is sufficient to prevent ha your contrition confinement, and , the !louse is disposed to consent to fees. 31r. Secretary PEEL moved that the Joumals—Ordered. Mr. CALCRAFT said the individual in question Iris tatialg unable to pay the fees. Mr. Secretary PEEL admitted insisting upon their payment might amount to a perpetual imprisonment. After a few farther observations, it was suggested that the rep, lar proceeding would be to permit Mr. Pilkington to state his In;• ability in a petition ' and then it would be for the Hoare to could- der the propriety of discharging him without payment of fees. JURY BILL. Mr. Secretary PEEL felt bound to express the benefit theJuriet` Bill had derived from the assistance of 11r. 13. flophouse and Mr. Gregson, of the Northern Circuit. He had now merely to pronese two verbal alterations, and more the third reading of the BiEL— Tlie Bill was read a third time and TRANSPORT TO COLONIES BILL. The Transport in Cnln.des Bin was read a third tine and passed. SCOTCH JUDICATURE BILL. The LORD ADVOCATE moved the order of the day tor di further consideration of the Scotch Judicature Bill. The Speaker having left the Chair, the House . respired , itseli into a Committee of the whole House. On the clause t'iat there should be a quorum efl&s to eisil causea instead of a single Judge, the Houle die Ayes - 33 1 Noes - 91 Majoeley • 14 The irl,er clauses wery then agreed to. The Iteuse resumed, and the report was ordered to be maired on Thursday. pra 3 y l i r n . S. thnati ß ch t iterrient EßT z T te ß ax E ceseasdose NCH ils P eno lLAS . airtrtoc, which he - was liable as being custody. Mr. S. RICE thee marred thetas Sidaht, Age a consiierat;on of all the eireurastanees et the east, de am* gab the player et the petitioner. Mr. CROKER thought that daisgh shindy conceded M the petitioner he allowieg his diathigial whir. ILK RICE odd akw meek we Weld not catch die. Mr. CROKIIII @beamed that thp lismieurable Oeotkesan was pursuing a cam very ea rnsass with the Padres of hi country ragekeig sad stades reasons at Mee tithe, aid mg*: sad sump a' media: The siar i n c agreed to. 61.14 A Num, TES. Vprm the maim et GOULBURN that the Rome go uric a ChNINIIIIMII4II she Irish litimates-- . LAMMOISINSGSI MI VIM sissessee— aid =lll42 deeWeil Ms Losstion sf opysiag soy further c..' - Of **Wu wadi tbe oi = as sz , ll .l F: of fl , * Ritpeotof dos Walk Iliboakoion Is Inns sat =rood Imeled es emeeodoest dot as hoosble be p-7- le Me aejerty, praying due elle lite Gennsul. siestas es Isiss Benseden bii laid Ilerdroids= Mt. 00171AUflii,easseassi his __ sM te- man shoats wa bow boas go Mow le woovto& Set as be (Mr. Go..lbore) wag haw sea l A ig• MI motes, why be Ad we witbottt dm =re • The Report was. be 101111110•14 Se bons of such vast f li o t e. oho hi he ii i ridesi Howe to foss any 1.111. 1 10 lisin.sisise, its Hon. Member might t MO it . cum it tome rrow--shat he • a put Aimed( in permaisit eV.' 4lll evidence of too midi iffaiWase• ml otit, ovary manner. The me at ON "1 !lan" IMIWININII hhil em i t esmira llit hr " 10. derstron wee. wititber *my trof eci pme nueg tleliti — b. am *. or . i kith at promo salad P— or , . 1 : •r