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-7/ tc!' .a 7,/ ~~~, -4. (-4-e / ,/,/ ART-BURN, Prevented by LS. 3 Pr°Prietot, 8 . 'eleent, retnov i d b o all et t stamp. Theft. rife wi t h le ecen t . ;anger, 158„ ege ; Ward, ltet ; 32,1 A, Whitechapid; gate. .LS 111 - Ls7;7** : ,b. .ientlernest of die me, in wwhich th r e l= r l tr °f lite ebility of the 4e...d0n, remo ve y useful in windy .ith, and p a l pita. testimony Jr 11l th the nam e o f retail in London and Sons, Fleet. and ; Sutton awd I. : street, opposite hekl ; J o b niton e ; Godfrey ant} rintechapel ; KeerAley's is the een prepared by 3111. Y P 11.1.4 unrivalled in es and Giddiness ',mermen and Bains a lt .ury at unimenk /tun innina. 'maks ball I who bolo moo n prowl% es eommunieneei the aluminises present pearairoh. climates—awn will find dais • • in* negisee, le climate. Ow ciliated en mint' healthy action tp I. and for tba y which there is , serve the name I affixed to mil 1' simile' titles. ;ent-street, Lee, !ce, Edinburgh ninon end Co, ianges, Oxford, eon, Soho sad Apn4un ; Dem nits, preggig h gdorn. ,the following CASSAR OIL, long and linger. ante of the Hatt and no: the lour nately fir me, a , y a friend ; and my hair required I feel much as. naments of mat) y your valuable ient servant, ("ril BLACL Dec. 1616. EET, ITATTON. effects of your nperial ithueur hout lay, sae Rua de de Ps. n his Eseellent7 the Court of to 4 :TW W YL IE. on a trivial at wins t• as. az be meek* of Ms stl 44 sin, NW nimimiW to try id already expo. of the last I re. it. In less that •ery t►iek. I woe °yea to now verj thick. fame. I ware ust beg or yes* nal is a bealdred is M ars e ft the 1 OIL h wow , through whlell :r to the hair: if : it is such s urn grey, it will quently into the jr regularly. It and when droll- :lean and beauti- bald places, if ald, and the toots de can restore It: ots are gone. hf to hive begun to 011 daily, or at Min la 4 .4 :a • 1 7't leadsmen of the s Oil, lowa i 1)°b" he elleeswerLs • lay trtlier Oa fee tk hair, what can t. The Mesita% is daily pidfed iM s, &e., and Isar" tat on examining' mains only cent. mot be compared ere ire petty re- x& fat, slid PI by pretensbal Bass' °rowel grey and fell knows the pap masiy Pet. r at an a all a., and other pen en expahmee tha :ever fieetESDANt Or IMO Veltell Ramis Europe, and it who bee aka I neserres and pan toe complained • hair, as they bla them counterfek•_, ,ton in Orem On: I t, have made tbt e the Mine, sad • eountorfolt,corea sane cvn are put the.uri' i be cautious, v. ce bottle, ar• sound, id-street, t perfumer to T ichbaineAmel de ; Johlpiso. rincipal 3e extra aiwyrt in this me frmt the merchandise ale Oil ? . Madame nation. 1814, befogs Mal Prepriell• if any I Drat tot is sot ir boo m = wok Oil. r, mow No. 6,634. WITH ALL POSsIBLE DESPATCH. FOft CEY LON. the tine Coppered Ship TIMANDHA, A. 1, GEORGE WRAP, Continandar borthro 370 tons. lying In the City Canal. Lim excellent Accommodations for Pas =reight or Passage apply to BUCKLCS, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. A REGULAR TRADER. • FOR VAN DIEMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH 1 WALES, the Mlle Crippered Ship PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE, JOSEPH BLICTII, Commander. berthas 400 Toni ; lying in the London Dock. Has rat superior Accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Pamengera, and amnia Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to 13UCKLEs, BAOS7ER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. Tril rail front Gravesend on the 15th of .!larch, and will call at Portsmouth fur Paseengars, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the Bac fast-sailing Teak Ship GOIa'ONDA. A 1, JAMES IVES El). WARDS, Commander, heathen 840 Tons, lying in the East India .hxport Dock, ltlackwalL Has a Puop, and very superior .Accorn nualatiews foe Passengers, sad carries an egperienced Surgeoa. Far k'niiglet or Prose apply to H MI s . Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. V, Devoskaltimegiare ; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, $3, Mark-lope. CONTRA'? TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR cost relseattraT 1,1 tatervr. TitErintrairlll*nCHl. 1024. - StiCii Persona as a desirous of Contragrism with 'tag Moot for Cfcallat Supplies, to Meet TWO THOU. PAND - CHALD wtOIBALS at GIBRALTAR. map cells particulars of Contract at this Office between the hours of Ten and Four, and deliver their Tenders scaled up and directed to the Agent for Commissariat '.4upplies, marking thereon "Tender for Coals;" on or before TVESDA V the 16th instant : but none will be rec eived after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any Proposal be'noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in wards at length ; nor unless a letter be sub joined to such proposal signed by two remelts of known property engaging to - become bound with the party tendering, in toe Sum exprtssed in the particulars for the due performance of the Con tract. ARMY CONTRACTS. Con;riiiWaiiatDipartrnent, treasury Chambers, Feb. QJr, 111•24. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Amy ; via.— BREAD. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands Bedford Hants Somerset Berko (including the Haerord Stafford Town of Hunger- I lettford Suffolk lord) Hunts Surrey Berwick Isle of Man Sussex Bucks Isle of Wight Warwick Cambridge (including Kent (including Til- Ni'estmorsland the Town of New- bury Fort, in the Wilts market) County of Essex) Worcester Chaster Lancaster York Cornwall (including Leicester North and South Scilly) Lincoln Wake Ctuubaland Middlesex In the several Counties Derby Monmouth In North Britain. Bevan Norfolk And in the Islands of Dorset North Alderney,Guemsey, Durham North umberland iel and Jersey. Essex (exclusive of Nottingham As also Bread to the Tabery Fero Oxford Ilnusehold Timm, Gloster (including the it u d a!Ill in London anti its City of Mao!) Salop Vicinity. OATS. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties : Redford eilnsttr Rutland Berwick Hereford Salop Bucks I I ertford Stall lord Vambeldge Hunts Westmoreland IL:hater Leicester Wilts Cumberland Lincoln 'Worcester l terby Monmouth North and South Durham Oxford Wales FOR 1(]I:, 'h. OMs, Ray, and Straw, to his Majesty's Caealry and Artillery Horse to Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in t►e undo-mentioned Counties in South Britain :. Berke Lancaster Surrey Cornwall Middlesex Sussex Devon Nor folk Warwick Dorset Northampton Tort Ere: Nsobilmberland And in the several Danes (including the Nnttingham Counties in North Isle a Wight) Somerset Britain Kent Suffolk That the Deliveries are to commence en and for the 25th Day of April next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up. and marked " Tender foe Army Supplies," will be received at this Office tat or before Tuesday , the Stith Day of March next; but none will be received after Twelve o'(Iock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and island. except for the Counties comprising North and ..s'outh Wales. all of ethic' Is must be included in one Tender; likewise the Islands of Al derney, Guernsey, and Jersey ; as also the several Counties:in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender, properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Pro_ petty eappging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Priers expressed in Iron's at length ; and should it sohappen that during the continuance of the Contract no Timms should be supp:ied by virtue of the same, the expense of the Stamps for the Contract and !k i nd, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon Application at this Office, between the flours of Ten and Four. N.8.--Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office between the Hours of Twelve and Two. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST. AND BEST STOCK OF LINEN-DRA PERI' IN EUROPE, Is now on SALE at ARGYLL.HOUSE, Regent-ureet HOD GE sad LoIVIIIIN, Wholesale Drapers, who Sell all Owe br the Piece, at Manchester Prices ; to esumerate the whole of which wottlit far exceed the limits of an Advertisement. A few of their regular prices will Mew the decided cheapness of all. Goad damask napkins, 7a. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, lad. each ; about 690 rich damask cloths, from two to ten yards long, beauti falk Sue. that arc a litdesoiled, to be sold at exactly one-half their -original am; large Russia towels, 9s. a dozen; glass cloth% 4a.fid.; mock Russia shertings, full yawl wide, lid. a yard ; fine ditto, Ild.; real Russia fine, stoat, wid full yard seal quarter wide. I Id. a yard, well worth 14d. ; fine ditto, 15d. ; very fine, Ifid. and 18d. ; 43pieces uncommonly .tnat and very fine. 21d. and 2s. ; a few pieces. the fiaestimported, from 2s. to 24. lid. • three bales of the full width, requiring no seam, 25.; fine ditto, 211 lid., the regular price 3s. 4d.; Irish sheeting+, 5-4tba wide, 121. ; stout, 14d. and Ifid. ; fine ditto, 2nd. and 2s. ; a lot of 8-4th ditto, very fine, 2*. 2J. and 2s. fad. ; seventeen boxes of the hest linen Ireland ever produced, from 2d. a yard to 4s. Rd. ; stout quality, 12t1. and 14d. ' • tine, 18d. ; reel fine, h Id . and St.; beautifully tine and undressed, 2s. 3d. and 2s. litt, really worth 3s. fad. ; three cases of German Holland, for gentle men s wear, 2w lid. a yard to fill. W.; 3.000 elegant Marseilles quilts, 11111 three yards square, 13a. Rd.: goal large counterp a n es , la. fi d. ; coloured ditto, for servants, 3s. lkl. ; ell-wide calicoes. 41d. a-yard ; lot of India long cloths. all wide. 12s. lid. a piece. 23 yards ; fine undressed fur shirting, Iris. and Ills. the piece, worth 18d, a yard. Fine Welsh flannels and IVitney blankets, 35 per cent off the whim:prices; good mown% 14d. a yard; finest IBJ. ; chintz fur :Mures, 9d. a yard I town printed ditto. 12d. ; coloured linings, id.l fnmiture dimities, 634.; stout linen hurkabecks few towels, Ild. to 12d. a yard; a lot of good twilled stufk, fid.; 350 pieces of fine tar isznets for dresses or cravats. Iris. the piece ; twenty yards very line, ?lc and 25.1., worth 2s. a yard; a few pieces of real India, 425. a piece; fine India mulls, books. and nainsooks ; India deceit striped dreams, stlkl. each t India sprig book dresses, 12a. fid. each, cheap at 2.15.; book towilins, fid. a yard ; curtain muslin, 6-4th wide. aid. a yard. A lot of new and elegant flounced robes. from 10% to 325. 811. each; about 330 dozen of French c.itnlnie handkerchiefs. Pis. to to 50s. a dozen ; a fine quality, at 20% and 255. ; an unusually lame assortment of rich etiehmere shawls, square and long, some very handsome 11-4th wide and full three yards long, 21s. each ; richly filled, 31s. fid. The tidiest gros sle Naples, suireenets. dueapes, levantines. crapes. bombasines, &c., as well as a beautiful choke of the richest laces, glares, and hosiery—combining in one establishment every article usually sold by Drapers. Me►cers. Haberdasher's, or Hosiers, which saves purchasers the trouble and time of going to half a dozen shops. An inspection will convince that HODGE and LOAV3TA N can and will sell the best goods at luau prices than any retail shop in London. No credit given or abatement made, mg all goods sold at the prices here specified. Argyll House, Regent-street, three deers from the Argyll Flom& Unpaid Lett:l , 4 are not answered. MOP-KEEPERS and COUNTRY DE.ALERS are requested to apply Wore Eleven o'clock. CHEAP CARPETINGS, TWENTY-MIS YE•ItS THOMAS EMERSON'S CITY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 91, Newgate-street, and 2, Christ Church passage, Loudon. T. E. has, of the under-mentioned Articles, the largest and best usortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free from damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, fur ready pay n lent viz.:- Brussels Carpeting, 4s. 3d. per yard ; new patterns, 4s. Gd; best five-fame ditto Is., laid down at Ss. 3d. Scotch Carpctir.g, ls. Id. to Is. 9d. Kidderminster., 2s. to 2s. ad. ; superfine ditto, ?s. 10d. to 3s. Venetians, 94d. to Is. lid.; Checked ditto, 2.. 3d. Hearth Rugs, lls.; handsome patterns, 7s. lid. to 20s. 9-4 the stout Blankets, G. Gd.; 10-4 the, Oe. Gd.; extra-sized IVitneys, 12e. to 2es. 11-Ith. Counterpane., lie. ; 12-4ths, 10s. Marseilles Quilts, I Is. to 90s. :governs, Is. 2:1. to ls. lid. Furniture Dincitie., 3d. to 71; 4-4th ditto, ed. to 10d.; Furni ture Prints, Gjd. to 10cl.; full Chintz, fast colours, 11d. to Is. 2d.; Coloured Linings for ditto, 6cl. to 9d. Persian Carpets, 34 long, 11. 18s.; large sizes in proportion. Ready-made Kidderminster ditto, 6s. RI. to 18e. 6-4th I)ruggets, ls. lid. to 2s. Sheeting., Gd. to 10d.; 6-4 the ditto, ls. to Is. Cd. Damask Table Cloth ., 1..88. to 20s. ; Table Covers, 2s. 4d. to 20.1. Bed Ticking. 34d. to 25.; ready made ditto, Is. 9d. to 18r. Rail India 3latting, 3e. Gd.; with several other Articles too tedious for insertion. THE ADMIRERS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS, SUPER FINE COTTON AND LAIRS' WOOl. HO lERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR WINTER, SPRING, OR SUMMER WEAR, AT CNPRECEDENTSDLY LOW PRICES. • 1) KIPLING anti CO. respectfnlly solcit an i tys. tion of their extensive Stock, which they are nowil=g at the following Prices:— China Silk, cotton feet, from 2s. Gd.; stout, 3s. 6d.; very stout, is. fkl. China, all Silk, 4s. Id.; stout, As. Gd.; very stout, Gt. lid. Evening Draw, all Silk, .is. 6.L ; stout, be. 6d.; very stout, 7s. lid. Gentlemen's stout Silk, Is. lid. Cotton Stockings, fine quality, I Is. mi. per , dozen; moot and fine, Is. lid., or Ilk. lid. per dozen; superfine, or 225. lid. per dozen ; extra superfine, 21. lid., or 28a. Gd. per do zen. Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, 124. por dozen; very stout, Is. lid.. or 17s. per dozen ; extra stout, Is. !AL, or 20s. pa dozen. Half Hose, Ss.; fine, I Is. per dortn. Drawers, 2a.; vesy stout, 2*. fat. Ladies' Kid Gloves, I Is. Gil. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d., or 13s. fal. per dozen ; best Kid, Is. fid., or 17s. per Jozco. Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, Is. 3:1.. ge 131. 6d. per dozen ; best, Is. Id., or 16s. Iwl. per &men. Doe Skin, 25., or 225. lid. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. Gd., or GA. per dozen. Families and Gentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying nut their money profitably. R. Kipling and Co.'s Warthpuse, No. 16, Poultry, tat doors from the 31ansion House. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PAIR OF WITNEY BLANKETS, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED COUNTERPANES AND MARSEILLES QUILTS. AND OTHER LINEN-DRAPERY HOODS, Being Purnbrokere forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effecta, SELLING OFF AT JOHN SIEDHURSTS. Comer of Redcross-street, Barbican. J. M ETIIII II IT begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he is authorised to dispose of six Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds worth of prime Hoods, which will be sold at half the usual Price. J. 3IE OH tart partict±4 . Lreealmmends the following Anicles to immediate attention : Pieces of 4-4th and 7.11 th (GRASS. BLEAuIIED IRISH LIN , very strong, 10(1. a yard ; beau tifully fine and particularly stout, Is. per yard ; the finest quality at Is. 6.1. per yard. same as generally sold at ts. 6d. per yard ; a large quantity of hotue-spun Sheeting, at lid. per yard ; real Rus sia, Is. per yard ; large-sue Blankets et 4s. a pair ; Counterpanes soiled only in one fold, fit for four-pnst beds, Ss. tid. each ; twilled and plain Stuffs, 3d. per yard t excellent black and coloured Born. baaines. 0(1. per yard ; figured and plain Lustres, only BM. 1 4 yard ' • Cambric and Jacconct Afuslins, yard and half wide, at 64 per y ard ; Sprigged, Checked, and Corded Muslin', at 3.1. yayard; full-width black, twilled, and pl a i n S arcenets, 2 s. per rd ; real ('hints Furniture', warranted fain colours, lid. per yard ; )'alien, Id. per yard ; beautiful ell.wide Indi a Longcloth, fid. per yard ; Prints, 311. per yard ; superfine, and qcite new patterns, ltd. rev yard ; yard and half wide wore-in Cotton Shawls, 941. each ; 1 00 Silk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7s. Rd. each, worth six times the money ; a lot of Silk Handkerchief", at 2s. 6d. each ; real Welch Flannel, 4id. a and ; Bed Ticks, that will wear for twenty years, only 6.1. per yard. Slen's and Women's Stockings, to be sold three pair for a Shilling. Yard and half wide Table Linen, double the substance gene rally to be met with, at la. per yard ; also several hundred rich l/a.. n:a.lc and Diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled, at half price ; the whole warranted sound. and suitable for Families of the first re. spectability. Observe, at J. 11iEDHURSD8, Comer of Redayss.strect, BarNeao. --- THE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS. 'PHIS MEDICINE is prepared RE usual. by the I'm prietors, Messrs. SAVORY, MOORE, and DAVIDSON, 134, New Bond-street. To identify their preparation, In future, a Label, on which the Anna of the Inventor are engraved, will be placed on each Box and Bottle. _ _ _ The Medicine may also he obtained genuine of their Agents, Messrs. New , 41, and Mr. Edwards, 117, St. Paul's Church yard ; Messrs. r„ 95, Fleet Market ; Messrs. Rader, 4, Cheapside ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Pang. er, 1M), Oxford street ; Mr. Hudson, 27, Haymarket; Mr. ards, 11, St. .fames's-strest Mr. Johnston. 111, Orsek-otreet ; Mr. R. Johnston, 611. C,omhill : Mr. Mackrill,33, Whitecimpel Messrs. Ward and Co. 324, Holborn ; Meows. Hastings art y White, 17, Haymarket; Mr. Stringer, 1, and Mr. Prom, 2/ 9 , Strand; and Mr. Kiddie,24, RusseLl-street,Coymeirardm. Like. wise at one or more respectable houses in tray principal town. 33rttv- 111 TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LALIES GENTLESICX, N consequence of the lamented death of Sir Thomas I. Reid, Bart., I take the liberty of soliciting the honour of your votes and moron as a CANDIDATE for the VACANT SLAT in die DIRECTION of your AFFAIRS. 'Permit me to express my WSIMIeSt acknowledgments fur the kind encouragement winch 1 have received since the last election : also most respectfully to entreat the continued exertions of my friends, it being my determination to proceed :o the ballot. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your mast obliged faithful Servant, J. PETTY 3IUSPILtTT. . New Dread -street, Msreh 1, 1824. Mr. 31 USPIATT ' a Committee sill sit daily at the City of Lon don Tavern, where all communications affecting his interest will be thankfully received. SOCIETY for SUPERSEDING the NECESSITY of CLIMBING BOYS, by encouraging a NEW METHOD of SN'k:EPINO CHIMNEYS, andfor Improving the Condition of Children and others employed by l'himney-sweepers. The Committee have abstained from trespassing on a benevolent Public for pecuniary assistanctout tangos thelibend fund first raised, with the subsequent donations and annual contributions of a few zealous friends, enabled them to pursue their plan upon the limited scale on whit) it has hitherto been conducted; but a fairer prospect of %%access having opened,a more extended sphere of operation, has become neces‘ary. The extensive manufacture of machines, and the rewards which should be given to stimulate the improvement and application of thew before they can be expected to be alto gether established, as, necessarily attended with considerable expense. the Committee are therefore desirous of impressing oti the minds of the Subscribers and Public at large, the importaticeof promoting the attainment of the benevolent okra of the Institution by a inteval of sabscription sad 4paltions. The very limited ye a swansat the Comoilin Inberwitie produdethe roadbility dittoing that more general knowledge of the machine, which would ensure Its almost universal adoption, of supplying it gratuitously, or at half-price, so deserving and industrious individuals, of stimu lating.the use of it by rewards ; and finally, of affording effectual provision for climbing boys rescued from cruelty, or who, having outgrown its immediate infliction, still deeply suffer In mind and body from its consequences. J. A. WILT, No. 12.5. Leadenball-street. Secretary and Collector. Subscriptions are received by W. Tooke, E. Treasurer, 3, Dray's-innHolhorn-coun, ray's-inn ; Messrs. Hoare, Pleet.atreet; Sir P. Pole, Bart. and Co. Bartholomew lane ; and by die Ba:rotary and Collector. Persons who cleanse Chispleyswith the Machine. John Are ndel, 33, Dunning.a/ley;Bishopsgate. Ann Arnifiel, 37, Half-moon-allay, Bishopsgate. Henry Itriant, 31, Merriot-buildings, Moor-fields. Wm. Bryant, Sugar-loaf-court, Goodman's-fields. 'Wm. Berry, 11, Rebecca-court, Well -street, Oxford-street. Samuel Brazier, Three Colts-yard, opposite the Jews' Hospital, :t ik End-road. John Clark, Bartholomew-place, Brick-lane, Old-street. William Frank, 2, Thackluun-emart, Chandos-street, St. Mar. tin's-lane. T. Garrettee, Batdebridge, end of Gray's Inn-lane. Thos. Gray, Bishop's-court, Old Bailey. John Hicks, James-street, Oxford-street. John Harford, Adam and Eve, Oxford-sweet. Wm. ilaschoti, 2, Green -street, Thohalffs-road. John Workman, Street's-buildings, fount-street. Widow Johnson and Sons, I James-street, Goswell-strewt- road. Peter Johnson, Moor-alley. Norton Frigate. Won. Morgan, Waiworth Turnpike. Jas. 3lowden, 8, Denmark -street, Ratcliffe-highway. }:Alward Pooley, Upper Ogle-street, Mary-ls-bonne. Joseph Renny, llenrietta-slreet, Oxford-street. Thus. Richardson, Windmill -court, Rosertiary-lane. Anthony Ray, One Tun-court. ,flosernary• lane. • Joseph Ruby, King's Ilead-co.frt, Fish-street-bin. Thus. Snoring, 2, Broomstick wary, New 31arket.lields. George Shinton, Marybone•court. Joint Sherlock, Castle-creet, Saffron-hill. Timothy Thorn, Ham-lane, It'estliam, Essex. Win. Wilson, Nelson's -court, Mile End-road. Wan. 'Whitehead, Bins Aneltor-yard, East Smithfield. Robert Wilshire. Darrow -court, Oxford-street. Machines manutictured, and orders for sweeping therewith, to eeleed by George Stuart, Pedlar's-acre, Lambeth. Jooatban Suow, 6, Ilaker's-court,if-moon-alley, Bishops gate-street. N. B. The Committee hereby request all Chhnney-eweepers using the Machine, to send their names and address to the Seat tary, in order that a lull and complete List may be publisbel and advertised. EPIVISPSY. IR. F. lIMINENIANN allows, after the Cure, Twelve Mouths' Pooof-rinte, before be requires his Fee. 7i Hollerkstreet, Cavendivh-square. FASHIONABI.E HATS. R _ ....... OBERT FRANKS, corner of Beech -street, Barbican, is now Selling superior SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS, warranted 11 at of excellent qualit7 and fast colours, at the low Price of ONE OUINEA.—Corner of Rad Cross-street. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1824. BOOKS PUBLISHED. ma day is published. in two., 14s. H ISTORY of the COMMONWEALTH of ENO D. BY WILLIAM ,lODWIN. The first Volume, cumulous( ;he Civil War. Published and Sold by H. Colburn.d, New Burlivton.atrewt. On Saturday the 27th of March will bepublished, printed uniformly with the forme:Volume, with 13 Maps. Ac. a nd 26 fi n i s h e d E n . ravings by Finden, after Drawityp of the most Interesting Sub jects, by Captain Lyon. 4to. 41. 14a„ 84. TOUKNAL of a SECOND VOYAGE for the DIB- OP COVERI' of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE from the Atlantic to the Pacific, performed In the Years 182141.23, in his Majesty's Ships Fury and Heels, ender Methuen of Captain WILLIAM EDWARD PARRY, R.N. p r i n ti ng ( 0 , John !gunny, AlM:ens:ls:street. BRIDGMAN'S PRACTICAL DIGEST IN EQUITY. This day is published, in OR roy4 Bro. prim 45. in boards. ADIGEST of the REPTED CASES in POINTE of PRACTICE snd PLEADINO in the COURTS of EQUITY in ENGLAND and IBELAND, and tithe RULES and ORDERS of the SAME COURTS; from the earliest period to the present time; intended as • Companies ta Bridgman's Equity Digest. By R. 0. BRIDG MAN, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Basristre at Law. London: Printql for Henry Buttorworth, Law Bookseller, No, fleet -street, near R.lnple-bar; aid G. Brooke, OM Palace yard, Westminster. lotreade This day la pdikidisd, price 7.. Id. limas. A N ESSAY am ihe INA L OgNlMl_lllotl .CI. WitITINDI If Oflopliatildei Vlglltkif , tho AOOl.OO mad Preoriat e By the late EAT 'DOD, Es q. Author of " The Demoiptions of Palmyra and Dalhee." ',nodal : printed for Julio Richartloan, Royal Excbanp; R. Newby, Cambridge; and J. Parker, 'Oxford. CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, FAUPTIVE DISEASES OF TIIE FACE, &c. This day are published, price 38.6 d. OPITLAR EMARKS, Mrdiall nd Literary D , on NERVOUS C R HRONIC DEBILITY, a RELAXATION, HYPOCHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES; oontaining an Inqu c ipto the Natumerevention, and Treatment of those • Nervous, Billions, Stomachic, and Liver Complaints; with I' bservations on low Spirits. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, 6, Norfolk-street, Strand, late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Day. Printed for Memos. Sherwood and Co. 21, Paternoster-row; C. Chapple, 66, ; and Bowen, 316, Oxford-street. Where may be bad, CATON on INDIGESTION, SCROFULA, and CUTA NEOUS DISEASES; with Observations on Eruptive and Scor butic Pimples of the taco and Skin, price 3s. z SALES BY AUCTION. LEASE AND FIXTURES. ESSEX-STREET, STRAND By WINSTANI . EY and SONS, At the Man, on I , RIDA Y. the 12th &Mach, at Twelve o'Clock, is One Lot, TINE LEASE, for Eighteen Years, at a moglerate Rent, together with the whole of the Fixtures, in a convenient DIVELLINO-HOUSE, containing six bedrooms and two dress ing -rooms, various closers, drawing and dining rooms, and a par kin or office, with kitchens and requisite domestic conveniences; well suited furs profen;siona/ man, being No. "22, LUCA-street, in the immediate vicinity of the various Inns of Court. To be viewed by applying on the premises ; and printed parti. colors had of Wientaaley and Sons, Paternoster-row. VALUABLE FREEHOLD OROUND-RENt AM) REVERSION. .. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, 0, FRIDAY. the 14th 3larrh. at Twelve o'Clock, AFREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 31/. 10s. pet annum, issuing out of and amply ',Toted by a Mesonage, Billiard-room, and Prentioes, situate nett the Old Steyne, Brighton, kt for an unexpired term of 48 years: also the Reversion and in heritance expectant on the determination of the said term. The premises are under-let to respectable tenants, at rents sonounung to about 2004 per annum. For particulars, apply to Mr. Sowton, Solicitor, Oray's-Inn Messrs. Attrae and Cooper, Solicitors, Irrightoa ; and to 'Mastitis Cy and Soma, Paternoster-row. A VALUABLE LIBRARY OF Wait, AND 800 K 8 OF PRINTS AND ETCHINGS, FMK OF GLOBES, MAPS, Ike. MR. —. PUILLIPI3 hat the hontiof respec6`ally to on omose, that on FRJDAY. Mart% 12, and Rem* day. be shell SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New Band -stoat, the VALUABLE ASSEMBLAGE of BOOKS, BOOKS of PRINTS. and ETCHINGS, principally in rich and handsome bindings. embracing the Works of the most admired and popular Authors, illustrated with coloured and plain engravings. by Artist, of distinguished eminence, including Rees' Cyclopsedia, 4 vols. ruse*, Philosophical Transactions, lit vole. Galine Muse* des Antiques, four vols. folio, Granger's Itiographizal History of England, M vols. folio, illustrated, Sir R. Ainslie's Views in the Ottoman Empire, Boydell's Shakspeare, nine vols. folio, 2lusee Napoleon, Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels, the several Costume* of Russia. Austria, Ite., Shaltspeare's Prints, the Houghton Dus seldorf. Florence. Derby, and other Galleries. and the Works of Pennant, Shakspeare, Johnson, Goldsmith, Scott, Hymn, Cowper, Swill, Act a pair of Terrestrial and Celestial Globes and Stands. Maps on rollers, Charts, & c. By direction of die Trustees. May he viewed two d ais preceding the Ale, and Catalogues then had at Mr. Phillips's Office. A SELECT COLLECTION OF rICTURES, FROIII THE CONTINENT. Arm. PHILLIPS respectfully announces. that on FRIBA V. the 19th irstant. and following Day, at One, he shall SUBIIIIT by AUCTION, i aI his Great Rooms, N ew Bond-street. a SELECT COLLECT ON o f VA LUA TILE and BEAUTIFUL PICTURES , of the talian, Dutch. Flemish, and French Schools, formed by a Gentleman during a long residence on the Continent. The Collection includes many Pictures of high elms and merit, by the undermentioned Masters : Vandyke. 6reuze, J. Stein, Van Tol, • N. Poussin, Wouvermans, Claude, Sehalken, Rembrandt, Cl/reed, Dominichino, Murillo, dce. Rottenhamer, Teniers, Lingleback, May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues, at Is. each, to be tl:as had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. ELEGANT FURNITURE. PORCELAIN. PRINTS. PIC TT7RES. Ike.. BRUTON-STREET, BOND-STREET. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that in a few dap he shall SUBMIT by AtteTHIN, on t h e Premima, the Genuine and Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, Gleams for the Piers and Chimneys In rich Frames, orna mental and useful Preach and other Porcelain, Linen, and miscel laneous object* for use and ornament. The House is elegantly fitted, and is held by Lease at a mode rate Rent. Node; Of the Day of Sale and i' s 'iew will be given. MODERN FURNITURE. LARGE GLASSES. TAPESTRY, PORCELAIN, kc. MR. PHILLIPS bait the honour to announce, that he shun submit by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. New Bond-street. am Assemblage of HOUSEHOLD Ft I RN !TITRE of Modem TIMM, wwbraciag brilliant Fist and Chimney Olarters. Minors, richly cut Lustros - and glisimiaism, -decant French and other Porerlain both useful and onearnontd; two Parisian Coach Bedsteads enriched with Ormolu Bedding tcroorretpond and hand. some Draperies, Sets of Dininproom and Ittanine-room Tables and Chairs, Carpeting and Rags, four nieces of tiohelin Tapestry, valuable and elegant Clocks and Candelabras. a Sideboard of Plate and plate-I Ware, Musical Instrument*, • few Ranks, several pieces of new Printed Chino., Linen, and • variety of useful Ef. fees, the Property of a Lady, removed from' hce hot*, Baker street, to theßegfnrs-nark._ _ _ MECHANICAL TOOLS. HOI,TZAPFFEL and DEYERLEIN, 64, Charing ernes, late of Cockepur-street, MANUFACTURERS of ENGINES, LATHES, AIkADANICAL and EDGE TOOLS, beg most respectfully to inform the Public, and such of their Cus tomers who have not yet visited their present House, spat they have added many Articles to their already extensive Stock in the general Tool Line ; also Cutlery in all its branches. warranted equal in quality to their Edge Tools, at reduced prices, for ready money. Merchants supplied as usual. DEALERS in FOREIGN 1$ OOD and IVORY. Catalogues, with present Prices, may be had on application to No. &4, Charing-Cross. CHF:.IP CA R I'ETS. JFEARS, Alianutaciuretcrespecifully informs the • Nobility. ()entry, and his Mends, that he has just received his new Spring Patterns, of the best fur frame ; Bru.sels Carpets, in any quantity, front Sa. per yard ; Kiddemtinster, Venetian, Druggets, and a large assortment of Hearth Rugs, upon his known low tempt, at the Warehouse, No. 9, Vere4treet, Oxford-street, opposite the end of Bond-street. NR. White and Brown Wool CARRIAGE and 1)0011 RUGS, in variety. MESSRS. JACKSON and CO. ESTATE and HOUSE AGENTS, GENEhAb ACCOUNTANTS, &e. beg to irform Merchants, Tradesman, and the Public in gene. ral, that they will meet with the speediest accommodation in the Purchase and Sale of Eames and Houses of any description, and in any part of the Kingdom, on application at their Office, as be. low ; and that the moat intricate and deranged Accounts will be properly corrected with the greatest despatch. Drury-lane, near Holborn. IJR'rON AND EDINBURGH ALES, BROWN STOUT, CIDER, Etc. MATTHEWS, (late G. F. Norton), 78, Margaret ,/ • street, Cavendish-square, is selling the above, in high per. feetion, for use, bottled in quarts and pipts, at the following re markably low prices, for ready money Burton Ale, 10a. per dozen, in pints to. id. ; Edinburgh Al., Is. 9s. and 10s. per dozen, in pints • da. Id. la. and Ss. 6d. ; Barclays superior ➢orter and Stout, 411. and 7s. per dozen, in pints, NB. lid. and Ss.; Double Stout, Rs. M. pse tiorsoi Edinburgh Pale Ale, an excellent beverage at dinner. Is. per iginto ; superior Cider, well up, Sta. per doses. Bottles remised et ON for. Orders far Expaetatia• *s Cs Cart" arafully attended to. KENSINGTON LACES, so Superior to any other for washing, durability, clearness, and beauty In every article of Fashionable Dress, are graciously patronised by special warrant, and the Establishment honour'd by the elks of their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, Duchess of Gloucester, Princess Sophia, and Duchess of Kent. These Laces being at the Manu facturing Prices, are cheaper than even the spurious Starched Lace, and 'can only be had at the Wrathy**, klk 08102p,PD-0240, Covent-prim, and Me as We il at at arießt, 14, Kensininost.square. Purchasers or Ladies leaving their are respectfully Informed that the !Rau to see the Machinery and Lace Works by young females at Kensington, are from 10 to and 2 till S. Black Veils, &c. Sies equal to Foreign. I3IPILOVED PORTABLE BATH, With eompler Apparatus for Homing. Price Five Guineas. A VALUABLE Article its i Family at all times, but in cues of Sickneas highly hirportont, as it may be br ought to the Chamber of the invalid, and heated at either side if necessary. WARM BATHS, elegantly fitted up, with improved Boilers foe Heating; Improved Shower Baths 1 Steam, Vapour, and Sul phiaeous k unligating Baths ; Children's Baths of all sizes ; Knee Baths, Vat Baths, Hip Baths, and Basis of every description, at JOHN BENHAM'S Stove, Orate, and Bath Manufactory,' 1, Edward -street, Portman -square. Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes, Blankets, Flannels, Cloakinga, Pelisse Clo'ha, Damask Table Cloths, Irish Linens, and French Cambric.. CRAIG and DOYLY beg to call the attention of Families returning in Town, to the abnre-named which are of the best quality, and will be sold at prices far below any other House in London. Marseilles Quilts, two and a half yards square, 10s. Cd.; three yards ditto, Its.; three and a quarter ditto. Ilia. ; three and a half ditto, l ts. ; Counterpane', two and a half square, 7s. tkl. ; large sire Blankets for the l'onr, La. 2d. a pair ; extra size ditto, 7s. 13 bales of %Velsh and Lancashire Flannels at half-price , Bath Cloaking. twoyards Is. 10d. per yard ; Pelisse Cloths, 2*. 6d., Yard-wide Russia Sheeting, fid., very stout, aid., a fine quality; 104t1., the full width without a seam, 2.., Irish ditto, yard and a quarter wide. llid. , very stout, 113 d. ; Russia Towelling, 6d., Huckabcek. lid. a yard. Damask Table Linen. &c...2l3reakfast Cloths, 16d. each, yard and half square ditto, 2.., two yards equate, very handsome, Ss.; Dinner Cloths, two and half yards long. 7s. ; very handsome Da mask ditto, Gs. 1.1., three yards long, 12a. lid. ; Napkins, 6a. 911. the deren, beautiful Damask ditto, I Is. Ild.; Irish Linens, of the best fabrics, beginning at lid. a yard; very stout, ; tine for shirts, Ilid. to 21d. ; tine French Cambric for Frills, 6s. a yard ; ditto Handkerchiefs. 16s. lid. the dozen. Handsome Chintz Furniture*, 84d. a yard; a large quantity at 12d. worth is ; Linings in everyshade, 6d. a yard ; Noreen', lid.; the best quality, Bid. a yard ; Window Holland* of every width lower than any other House. The following Goads In any quantity at half their valuer-1,300 pieces Jaconnot, Cambric, and Mull Muslin@ ; 630 French Imitation, India, and China Crape Shawls t ten bales of undressed Calicoes and India Long Cloths, with a large Assortment of Silk Mercery, Hosiery, &c. * .• Coarse Goods for Charities of every description. CRA Hi and D'OTLY'S FAMILY LINEN WARE. HOUSE, 77, Oxford-street. Notice of the day of Sale and View will be given. BOND-STREET. The IMPROVED LEASE. 000 D-WILL, and STOCK in TRADE of an EMINENT JEWELLER. Deceased. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that he is authorised to Sell by PRIVATE TREATY' the VALI". ABLE LEASE. GOOD-WILL, and FASHIONABLE STOCK in TRADE of a JEWELLER and SILVERSMITH, Deceased, by whom it has been conducted, with considerable sue. cos and advantage, fur many years. The Premises arc situate most eligibly for Trade, in the prime part of Bond-street. A communication of Particulars will be made (to Principals only) upon application at 73, Bond-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND 3IANORS, SOMERSETSHIRE. - ...... MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on THULSDA Y. April IS, and following Dam at Three in the Afternonn of each Day, at the George Inn, Bridgewater, he shall submit by AUCTION, in Lots (union previously (Noosed of by private Treaty), an extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with its several Manors and Royalties, most eligibly and delightfully situate in the vicinity of Bridgewater, in the County of Somerset, partly bounded by the Bristol Channel, and indulging views of the Welsh Coast, of Swansea, and Tenby. This property is principally romoomal of rich Pasture Lands, and extends over upwards of Three Thousand Acres, let to respectable Tenants, at t present annual Rent of Four Thousand Pounds, the entire Pmnertv of a Nobleman. This Estate embraces Manors and extensive Manorial Rights and Privilewes. a Copper Mine, ex tensive Woods and Plantations, stocked with Game, and other es timable Possessions, rendering the while • most desirable object for Investment or gentlemanly Residence, situate in the several Parishes of Bridgewater, Iluntepill, Pa wlett, M'inilidon, Bum. ham, Liletnek. Nether Stowey, l)otlington, Holford, Stoke Gursey, Kilton, and Otterhampton t and comprises several excel lent well.conditioned Farina. and Farm-houses, a Modem Villa, called IWoodlands, with Offices, Garden, and Pleasure-grounds. The country around is truly picturesque, and intersected by excel. lent road.; great facilities of communication with the Metropolis are indulged ; the vicinage highly respectable ; and marine and inland sports and amusements are at command. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. and Printed Particulars had, at Se. each, of Mr. Burton, Bailiff, at Libuock ; at the Globe Inn, Nether Stowey; George Inn, Bridgewater; Mr. Marriott, Courier Office, Taunton; Messrs. Bowles and Chitty, Shaftes bury; White Lion, Bath ; Bush Inn, Bristol t Grecian Coffee. house, Temple; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill; Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot. and Robson, Castle-street, Lekaner-square; and at Mr. Phillips's% N 0.73, Bond -street, London. WESTBROOK HOUSE, NEAR WEYMOUTH, DORSET. M R.cliVALAlerp, or t t m o i t! . to by s Id o l Y a A T LE SIRABLE MANSION, which is FREEHOLD, and situate three miles and a half from Weymouth, near the Dorchester road, and stands upon a lawn or pleas curd of about ten acres. stir rounded by the river Wey, and wroittiented with several cascades ; is adapted fur the accommodation of a family of the highest re sp.ft-tability. and possesses a green-house, pinery, double mach house, stabling for eight horses, large productive walled garden, and every other commodious office. The handsome and appro priate furniture may be taken by a purchaser at a fair valuation, and half the purchase money of the Estate remain if desired upon mortgage on the premises. To be viewed nu application, for which, and further particulars, apply to Mr. Phillips, 73, New Bond-street. ____ Th .., 1 Price 7d. PdA LIAM rivrAity INTELLIGENCS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MoJDAt, Maacat R . COLONIAT:SIA4EY. Tlfe Rishrip bf EXETER preeetwed peitleit ism bitants of the with of St. Hilary la the Nosty praying fee the gradual abelitier L a r = in the West bedlm. The Duke of AO MERSET a similar prides hi. the inhabitant/ of Hollwacb, in county of Liareis. as did The Bishilp of LICHFIELD from &rue Owe. the names ef which we could not hear, and The Marquis of LA NSDOWN, fig a tows is WErabire; which Were ordered to be Lid on the tate. WEST INDIE e ti • Earl BATIIIIIIST postponed hismien Medea es thifOde— nies in the trim Indies until to-aimed Senaight. SOUTH AMEgICA. The Maritth of LANSDOWN then it woe his to an Friday last, hail the Noble Zed hem in hie • th Inn put some ,leenetheet el Om *di of rer4t . had on Thursiev promoted the Nee of the this mutiny wi th Spain and pebble America. Ile ask !brae minden' of the Noble Earl for the gum= .. log infpnnatiou, previous to his itibsuitting the MAW he hail given notice for efonday, next t hat time occurred since the Hodge last met, be wee skis se the answers to two of those qu The lb* mown ask of the Nob a l r elarl was, the OM, eneweill niece this Ooy Mt la vit whisk gem ' OP English subjects 'to trade' edieelm. Te dote mot was referred to in the lestmem the. fiesethery CNb-- A li ning and the Petrie* de P ' es the MC Mtn he ( th e Marquis of ) met id eliongit the papers ladd ore the Be AM obi lms that treaty was. andphy It Imil ODOM , telliteildi the next place to 5e informed tender ire' Seth' My• rel d tinur.l "- ... r?' of, ran tsetse Ihaighar,=s i z i tt A z = had hien transmitted. and ossitefrest/y abradmme edam tine elapsed tor the Spanah Oovernmeitt to have memened 10 is lllllla , H third quest..m was still thee Important the these w preceded it, and the Howie was entitled to receive othetheet d e pth'. to it. In Mr. Canning's despetdi, already atheiled tet kllee4purt ing to the invitation given by Spain to the greet thrtef eami• powers, to held a conference at Paris on the question of her Soo Ameri can colonies, it is stated that " every one of the se in 'sited has been constantly anti unreservedl r . rnee o n ly a each step which the British Oovernesent has taken, but of miry appriai :t . opinion which it has forged on this subject, and this dispatch will be communicated to thin all." From this paragraph it was to be understood that the despatch of the British Government tip its Ambassador at Madrid, ins communicated to France, Aesttia, Russia, and Prussia, and he wished to know from she Noble Pai d those powers, in return for the opinions of the Gieernment is! this country thus communicated to them. had tianataided any an ewers indicative of their sentiments on th's most it:modem and io'- teresteig subject ; and, if suet) MIENS bad been rectfiled Botha or any u then, whether there would be any objection to put the House in possession of them'? The Earl of LII'ERPOOL; it reply, observed, that he wottld endeavour to give to the Noble :lateens every satisfaction In his power in answering the three quntions . that he bad put to him, in doing which it would be necessary for him to say a few weed s to thew how the transactions stood to which the? Noble Lord had re- ferred. With regard to the Met queetioe be could have no difficulty in answering it ; for se far as he recollected, there wax no sty: pulation by treaty &Ilene to the commercial intercourse of British subjects with the Spanish colonies iii South America; but ever since IRK when the Marquis of Weltialey wee Arebasseekerre the Court of Madrid, slid soon after the fist sevenths' of the Spanish colonies, the commercial intercourse w* established. It woo settled by the course of eicnes, and every coniMposdence sines betwevfs the two tionrnments proved the moot perfect adrunsion by the Spanish Governmen, of that engagement. There was the most complete undericanditeref a free conainendel intercourse miming between the subjects of this illovernment end the Spanish colonies, even when the present Sing of Spain c.th a primmer Ia Frame; and under all the chang e s that hail teem ether in Spain, Go vernment of that country since IBM had w l leith it. In ing to•the second :tend NAM s, on of the be had so MIL. cults lir informing him that his M ajesty a inner?. hod rendesd• no answer from those of the King of Spain so elf. Canninets des- • patch dated the 30th Jan. but th ey did yust knew that it had been transmitted to them l_* , Sir Wm. A'Court, to be laid before their Sovereign..htt so o fficial answer to that &match had as yet or-- rived: With regard to the. third muntieli, that related to the knowledge the Allied Pawns bad of Aim aistinentr of their 6115- vernment, he could assure the Noble Marquis that every step OM colleagues and himself had taken regarding the Swish colonies. had been communicased to Hs Majesty's allies. Sun the inform-- tion had been fleneteded as • mesa eommuoinlloa, that with, asked for or vequirstanotheirm This to afford the ,Noblii - Lesd, and tte ioisai"="sy she :2 oh: general subieet. The papers were laid on their Lerdeblies' table. to apprize Parliament rood the country of the whole state of dela most important question, to thew what his Majesty had done in it, upon teist principles thee had acted, and how thee tricot to wt. They thotiplit thenisiises fully entitled, front the die-amen% they had put into their lemtship's hands, to the confidence of Par liament in every transaction of that interesting subject ; not only as they related to the actual tended:on of this country with memos* t s the Spanish colonies, but also ofth reference to what all& be at a future period their relative condition.- If, however, the Math Marquis was of a different opinion, it wareidte competed to bring forward any motion on the subeect, end lit choose that course, he (Lord Liverpool) should ber-emmthed me deliver his sentiments upon it, and to answer it. Lord HOLLAND understood from the Noble Mot, thee eon+ munications had been made to the Allied Powers by this Othellee meat, but they had made no communications es to any prialtheir they were inclined to enter into with regard to the Spanish cols. nut, in conformity with the views of his Majesty's Ministers. ' The Eifel of IA VElt POOL replied, that no official cOM1111112iMe• tion had been received from those powers. lewd HOLLAND said, the answer of the Noble Earl was sa tisfactory to him, for it was ;rut what he expected from these powers. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, that from what bad fallen from the Noble Earl, he understood that no 'newer had been received front Spain to Mr. ; 'dining's despatch of the 30th Jen. The Earl' of LIVERPOOL ac id, that the despatch had been forwarded to Sir W. A'Court, which by him was transmitted to time Spanish Ministers, to be laid before the King, but no officiel answer bad been received. Earl GROSVENOR wisbed to ask the Noble Earl what force or menace by the other power would be considered by this go vernment as a sufficient cause for its recognition of the Spanish colonies, and whether they would reengnise them on • threat held out or not, until actual forte had hews mottled against them. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, if meninx, with an intent to carry it into execution by an oven an, WAN held aut that would constitute an interference that would induce this government to re cognise the Spanish colonies. AUSTItIAN JOAN BILL. The Earl of SHAFTESIIVRY moved the Si reading of the Austrian Loan Gin. Lord 1101.1. A across the table, said that he bad a few ob servations to make, more on the wording than the principle of the Bill, but he was not then prepared. The Earl of SHAFTESIWRI" asked the Noble Lord if he would wish to have the second reading postponed till to-morrow. Lord HOLLA NI) replied, that he did not wish that delay. if it was then uneerstood that hit might rescrve his observations foryNi committal of the BBL The Bill was read a second thee. IRISH CIWRCH-RATRS BILL, &e. Mr. BRO(*DEN, and several other Members of the Commons., brought ttp the Irish ('hutch Rate. and the Annual Indemnity Bills, which, on the motion of the Lan of SuArrEssunw, wen each read a lint time. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, Mwecii & Mr. SPRING RICE brought in a Bill for Incorperating sn Irish Mining Company. Read a lint time. Mr. HART DAVIS brought in a Bill to alter and amend.tt e M!iyor's dues and town dues of the ell of Enna Read a first time. Sir WM. GUlsh, brought in a Bill for are better supply of t! town of Cheltenham with water. Read a first time. Mr. HOL:IIE SUMNER unwed for leave to bring in a Bill .or the better supply of the Borough of Southwark with gas. Leave given. Mr. TR E3IAV NE prevented a petition froM a parish in Corn wall, praying for the abolition of negro slavery. Similar were presented by Mr. liaLritatAxn, from Iptwich; by Mr. Anent - Nouse, from l'alna. Laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. SMALL BEER DUTIES. Mr. WM. PEEL presented a petition from the Innkeepers ant Licensed Victuallers of ramworth, against the duties on Waal beer. DUTIES ON SILK. Mr. MI'NDAY presented a petition fmm the slik-tai of Derby, praying that the duties on silk should not be taken otf. Lord CAVENDISH observed, that the petitioners appre hended a total ruin to their trade, if the intentions of the Char cellor of the Exchequer were carried into etreet. They trusted (tat time would, at least, be given them to prepare ter it, and that the change might be gradually introduced. Ordered to be printed. Ur. EUERTON prevented a petition from the sick-matt. facturers of Sandluck, against the repeal of the duties on silk. 3!r. 31.111E81X was Eirprite I to perceive petitions on this robe jeet brought before the House. The House was about to legistatur in a war which would considerably rmmote the interesta and wel. fame& cuntry. Vet the moment his 3fejesty's Ministers cam: leeward with a resolution which tended to increase trade, and the consumption of the Inside, they were opposcd in their pars. Ss I ~ . 1, ! l' . . 1, I I • PA. 1 I. kv • .c 0 1 • '' WI , i •. i 41 • . 1 ' I. jo •: 1 , I I i ',/ • 1 ; , ; , 1 e 1 i 1 '3 ) 1 1 I , i 6 i ! I, 1 • 1 0 • ;' ; 11 ' r • ; 1 . i i C . . 1 I i i ' 1 1 • 1 .1 ' I ; , .1 . ... 1i I 1 ? ) . 1 ' I