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/6:e:g /41--a__ /3- •- 4--4 2 g.c , /‘-",-L.€ -) -/-.' (--Z -12 ‘ 7- • A.44i,e- - F, . . . . . • 1 + 1 , 4 • • • li p‘ Lt. . re, 5 : 1 3 1 . CA I • i I I:\ ---..., 1 Aff - C. el //7ié7z. 1 . .: r:`. .V 4 ~. ::~ ~i r' "... 711.1", ~ .. No. 6,681. LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1824, tl ~ w ~,.,~~ FoR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at AIAIIEIRA,the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A. I. burtben V 1 tons, SAMUEL ()WIN, 11.C.5. Commander (late of the Providence). Vl . lll leave thavesend on Wednesday next for Ports. mouth, to embark her Passengers. for whose accommodation there are still %mend Family and other Cabins cimentrmed. Apply to EMIUND REID, I, Riches.eourt, Lime-street. SACKS BY AUCTION. REVERSION TO 1.60 W. STERLING. SALES BY AUCTION. HYDE PARK. PARK- SALES BY AUCTION. The very Fashionable ST(X;K in TRADE of Air. Redden, Goldsmith and Jeweller., 219, Pieeadilty,. PA I:I.IAMENYARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. MossAY, SOO. FisHINO BOUNTHA _ • __ By W I \STA NLE Y and SONS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, May 7, at VALUABLE and ABSOLUTE REVERSION, V amounting to the Sum of 1,6001. Sterling, upon the death of a Widow Lady, now in the Stith year of her age, and secured by money in the Government Funds, standing in the names of Trustees. Printed )articular may be had of Messrs. Amory and Coles, Solicitors, Throgniorton-stmt; at the Mart; and of IVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. A SECURITY FOR SIX THOUSAND AND SEVEN FY ONE POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS AND THREE-PENCE. II ‘V I NSTA NLE Y and SONS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, Mar 7. at Twelve. A Complete Bachelor's RESIDENCE, In the moat perfect order, with immediate occupation. By Messrs. BOIMISis. On the Premises, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve, TIIE Elegant I;EASEDOLD RESIDENCE, 10-1 d of the Earl Grosvenor, for 21 years, at a ground rent of t 471. It comprehends every possible accommodation that a Men of Fa shion can reasonably desire. The principal Drawing-room shout 27 feet by 17 ; throe good chambers on the best bed-mom floor. The domestic offices very complete; also a then-stall stable, with menservants' rooms, desirably situate, 32, Dreen-street, Grosve nor-square. May be viewed till the Sale, with tickets, to be had of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. By . On the Freebie,, on M AImaON DAY, May 10, and Five followin . Days, THE Elegant and Modern STOCK, selected with good taste, comprising about 6,000 Ounces of Plate, in great variety and abun dan ce ; rich and elegant Services of Plated \Vete, with silver borders; Cutlery, (mold %Vetches, Chains, anti 'Seals ; fine Oriental Pearl Necklaces., Stone Suits, loose and set Diamonds, Gold Snufilboxes, and a variety of splendid Jewellery. May be viewed three days prior to the Sale ; and Catalogues had on the Premises, and in Covent-garden, at lid. each. . . ... The Marquis rd . LONDONDERRY preverittd4et ethicist from the Fivh.eurfia of !Mend, praying that the l of tf:e Bounties on Pia/leekea ma not take pliire.—lwid on the to e. M R PROM .Til E COM !HONS. Mr. Kennedy • • and where. from the Commons, brought up the Liverpool Pilate Bill, the Woolwich and Greenwich Road Din, and several Private Bak—which were an read a Prat them TREASITRY ACCOUNTS. • Mr. Tomlin, from the Treasury, pretested Accoanki relating to the Customs and Mdse. .• • - • • For Parsengera only. FOR MADRAS and BENGAL. to touch at MA DEIRA, the fine, new, River-built Ship LC/RD A SIDERST, of fern tons, ROBERT LUCAS, Commander, now on her way round to Portsmouth. Thia Few' having two Family and other Cabins unoccupied, will be found a mint desira ble opportunity foe Parties proceeding to the above Presidencies, who viSh to avail themselves of the first Ship. For Passage and Places of Accommodation apply to ANSTIII: and THORNHILL, AI, Linicotrect, near the East India House. NEAR BLACKHEATH. Elegant Gothic Residence. a distinguished feature on this Toed. encircled by its beautiful Grounds, disposed In park•like appear. ante. Ely Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rains, Piazza, Covent-garden, on THURS. DAY. May 20, at Twelve. AN Elegant GOTHIC VILLA, built of Stone, and so happily constructed u to have been a distinguished feature for many years past on the road. It is called STONE HOUSE, is agreeably placed en a fine commanding spot, a little removed front the high road, and encompassed hr its extensive and well-sr ranged grounds, including its htxuriant plantation walks and shrubberies, extensive lawns, and beautiful park meadow, orna mented with full-grown timber scattered about in pleasing negli gence. The Residence is calculated to affird every accommodation that a respectable family can desire, with correspondent offiees. The shrabbetry walks entirely encompass this singularly beautiful re treat. Ihe kitchen garden is judiciously plated out of view from the residence, is walled round, and clothed with choice fruit. The Residence is on Tanner's Hill, about a mile from Blackheath, sad is leasehold for a term of 21 years, st an old reserved rent. May be viewed, by cards only, on Tuesday. Thursday. awl Sa turday in each week, from 12 to 4, and Particulars had at the mansion, and in Covent-garden. The PENYCOED DiT.ITE, in South irides, nine miles he ron() Caermarthen, and within twenty of Teoby comprehend ing a superior Residence, contiguous to the high . London Road, with Three Parma; altogether, Six Hundred and Thirteen Acres of choice Land, for pereonptoty sale. • Be Messrs. ROBINS, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 27, at 12, in four Lofts VALUABLE and exceedingly iroproveable FREE HOLD "ROPER T I', comprehending the PE N Y(X.IED LhTATE, always admired as one of the most interesting In South Wales. COMMISsIONERIX OF CHARITIES. . The Fart of nadir halal V laid on the table the Teeth Re port of the Cnonmissioners for Charities. • TITHE COAIPOSITION RILL (iItV.A.4•:Dy. Viscount CLIFJ)EN ousted to their I.circhthips thit he•lrlt! in his hand a Petition front the inhabitants of the ParLsh of P•i: trick, in the City and Liberties of Kilkenny,. praying, for the Re peal of the Tithe Bill. The Noble lord moved (kit 'Patitim be read, and put it into the hands of the (UHL for that piercer,. but on bewinning to read it, he found that it wax addceyott.l to the cate.r House of Parliament, upon which the Noble Vi•oountyposaely r-- marked, that io now not the flirt ?Insdariisceloutryinst baltmatie. NEAR PARR-LANE. THENEXT OF KIN (if any) of JAMES KEN NEDY, late belonging to the Last India 31erchant Ship FERGUSON, deceased, by applying to 11In.. (urby, No. let, Higli-ebeet, Poplar, may hear of vomething to their advantage. THE NEXT OF KIN (if any) of JOHN SKIN NER, late of the East India Merchant Ship CATHE RINE STEWART FORBES, deceased, by applying to Mm. Corby, No. 169, High-street, Poplar, may hear of something to their advantage. ACRIFICI of the VIRGINS; or the Athenian 1.7 Victim* destined to be devoured by die mower Minotaur, and Theseus offeringkimself as their Deliverer ; by Sir MAT THEW VAN RREE, Historical and Portrait Painter to the Ring of Hollend, and President of the Royal Academy at Ant werp. is now EXIMIHTING at the GRECIAN GALLERY, 67, Haymarket, near the 11pers-llouse. Admission—One Shilling. AVALUABLE Six Thousand and Seventy-one Pounds Ten Shillings and Three pence, chargeable upon the vc7 extensive real and personal Estates of the late John %% 'lbl/son, Lag. of Castlehead, in the parish of Came!, in the county of Lancaster, I ronnnuiter, with all Interest due and owing thereon since the 3tl of I ktober, 1822. Elegant and Fa.ihiiMWhlell(ilitiiDlOl.Li FURNITURE of every description, completed in the very best taste, within a few months, in Green-street. By Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premises, on FRIDAY NClT,apd follow* Day. at 12, A LL the Elegant and Modern IMUEEHOLD FUR- L - 1 N [TIT It E, brilliant Pier an* cmnay Hansen of liable di mensions, elegant Chandelier, fine _pad Oriental China, rare India Screen.. fi ne Pictures , excel t oil Port Wire, Sherry, and Claret- an elegant handaulet, and a variety of valuable Pro perty of a Gentleman, at 32- Green-area, Grovvenor-aquare, The Hoii.e ha, been elegantly fitted up in the best tame within a few months • it include. eve, thing that an be requirod for family use, ma tte up regardless of sapsase; the Drawin-room mit ik Moe taberay, the Peanut% arid &d.chanabers asgoblwing infinity of comfort with elegance. May be viewed publicly two days prior; and catalogues, ons shilling each, had on the Premises ; and an Covent-garden. Printed Particular may be had of Memrs. Bell and Broderick, SOliCilllfl4 How Church-yard; at the Man; and of WintuAnley and Sons, Paternoster-row. and in.iantly wit h drew it. His Lord■hip then pre4ntai a Petit* - front the parish of Rlackratb, in the county of Kdkeeny, ieraying that a change might take place in the opium of paying tbeCittgy. Laid on the table. FLEET-STREE r. To lIABERDASIIER;"4 - ,Disi:N-DRAPERR, and OTHERS. capita and commanding Shop, Warehouote, and Dwelling. By W I NSTA MAI' and SONS, At the AUCTION MART, near the Bauk of England, On FRIDAY, May 7, at Twelve, Br direction of the Executms and Executrix, surrcu COURTS. • The Earl of LIVERPOOL kited, that when she of e:e Coiramissionert *rated to iMuire into the soli e SOW' rt Cous should be aid on the table, he should moo for mud. eit . the Committee of last year, to consider what measure be founded Gil that Report. ALIEN BILL. The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, east we these were o-tent: Noble Lords who wished to be present at the next reading of illy Alien 11.11, he would more that it be read &owed time to-marrow senniglit. The lends were ordered to he somenonettactordiagly. &WM TRADE. The Earl of I.4I:DERDA LE informed their lAwidigiLeirg..- lie should to-morrote bring in a Bill, the object of wit woo th: repeal of all restrictions on the silk trade. The Noble Rae) addae. that such a Ihll appeared to bin, likely to produce gmagegion:efite than the limited measure that had received their Lurdsbilis . press tion. lie would explain his grounds to-morruse. Adjourned. - .... , ..a.de11f lkneficial I,E.ViE of those very capital and coat i_ mantling PR E 3115 ES, on the South side and most preferable part of Fleet-street, compris ing Nos. 51 and 52, haring been esta blished for a great number of years in a lialuTtlashery and Alai nery Trade of the first respectability, for which line of business the Premises are more especially calcul,ited, offering a particularly eligible opportunity to any person desirous of continuing in the silent ; and to such every degree of facility will bo afforded by the Executors. They are also well adapted for any other retail trade whatever, the parts appropriated for business being of ample ex. tent, and the House affords sufficient accommodation for a numerous Establishment. Ileld for 17 years. at a very moderate Kent. _ . GROUND RENTS AND HOUSES, PRODUCING 1431* A YEAR, IN TnioE-STREET EAST, CONTIGUOUS TO GUILDFORD-STREET. By Messrs. ROBISS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY. May 13, at 12 o'clock, A VALUABLE AND SECURE INVESTMENT for I V 144 Years, arising out of fimund Rents end Houses, finished in the best manner, and eligibly Situate. N 05.22, 23, 21, and 2:,, in Tysoe-streat East. contiguous to Guildforil-tercet, The Ground Rents amount to 3SI. a year, and are secured upon pnytrty infi nitely more valuable. The Houses Ire let, one for 21 years. the °thee foe a shorter time, at !ow rents, amounting altogcthcr to 1431. a-year, but capable of much improvement. Particulars may be had ten days prior to the Sale, on the Pre mise.; the Mart; and of Messrs, Robins, Covent-garden. To Sir JAMES SHA W, Bart. President, the TREASI 'HER, 1 and the other uorEasons of ST. BARIIOLO3IEW'S HOSPITAL. MY 1.0•13111 AND OTWTI.7:II2If, „the appro a ching Resignation of Sir Ludford Harvey, one of the principal Surgeons sf your Hospital, permit me Trent respectfully in offer myself so a CANDIDATE for the Situ ation of A SSISTA KGEON. The grounds on which I solicit the honour of your patronage are— That I lim+e passed through the regular Apprenticeship at the hospital with Mr. Abernethy ; and that I have occupied the whole period of my Apprenticeship in a zealous and diligent pursuit of my studies. I trust, therefore, that the character which I have gained at the Hospital will induce you to think favourably of my pretensions to 'your support. I sin, my Lords and Gentlemen, With the greateat reswt, Your obedient humble mertant. THOS. WORM AUL Bartholomew's Hospital, April 27, 1824. To be viewed by tickets only, whkli„ with printed Particu lar., may he had of Moors. J. and W. Lowe and Cowburn, Solicitors, Temple; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Son., Paternoster-tow. COUNTY OF LINCOLN. A FREEHOLD LANDED INVEBTMENT, ON LEASE FOR ELEVEN YEARS, AT A LOW RENT OF 30v1. A YEAR. The Mansion is placed in a fine commanding situation, and is very familiar to the traveller. front its conspicuous appearance; it is seen for several miler on the road, seated in a park meadow, environed by pleartre-grounds and plantations, and in the opposite direction the grounds gradual ly toa fertile valley, where the river (Garth Ginning), pursu ing its course in an irregular form, is a bourdary to the Estate. The residence is suited to the amiantus dation of a family of great reniectahility. Immediately attached to it are 165 acres of land, including a thriving phonation. The whole Estate comprises SIX HUNDRED ANp THIRTEEN ACRES, divided into three Farms, lying entleely together, and would make one of the most compact and entire Est.stes; they are situate almost In the village of St. Clair, in the diced high road to Tenby and 31i1ford, and certainly in most admired part of South Welts. It is distant nine miles from Carmarthen, twenty from by (one of the most fashionable and admired watering places), and 2.30 from London; the mail and other coaches pass by the Estate night and minning. It may be viewed by applying at the Blue Boar, St. Mir, . 9 a permisston of Colonel Saunders. at the Mansion ; and particulars had 21 days prior to the sale, on the premises ; the principal inns at Milford, Tenby, Caerntirthen, I:ltindovery, Brecon, Aberga venny, Monmouth, Gloucester, and Cheltenham; of Evans, Esq., Solicitor, lisverfoldwest ; A. Alurray, Esq., Symund's Inn ; the Auction Mart; and of MCKIM.. Rohins, Covent-garden, where a drawing of the Mansion and Phase( the Estate may be aeon. FREEHOLD 11U ILDI NOGROUND, ST. JOHN-WOOD, 1101;SE OF COMMONS, MoNDAY, MAY 3. NEW WRIT. A New Writ wrs lulled for the Borough or Penrhyn, in Ite men of 111.Ssams, Esq.. deemed. Mr. 'roiuline, from the Treasury, Oreeented some returns relati to the Customs and Ezeive in Ireland.—Lad on the table. lA4IIITABbI LOAN lIAN IL Sir W. CONOREVE brought in p Bill 1..1. the Establishritcr t and Ineorporatioa of the Equitable Loan hank.—Read a heat ti:.,- ST. CATHERINE'S DOCKS. TO WHARFINIIERS. STAVE. TIMBER. IRON, AM) COA P. itql A NTS, DI ST I LbE R it, Re . Coniroodirt;* anti extensive Freesias, St. Paul'''. ttliadwell, with a Frontage to the Rica of about Fifty-tire Feet. It, WINSTANI.EY and SI:INS, By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart. opposite the Rank, en THURSDAY, the 13th of Mir, at 12 &clock, ADESIRABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, consisting of a modem and otinveniest RHSIEIENCE, well fikted up, and all suitable farm buildings, tocether with 115 a. Is. 24r. of uh usually good land. lyirg entirely ih a ring fence, 'pleasantly situate in the parish of Todd St. Mary, In the county of Lincoln, with a navigable River in front. dividing LINCOLN AND CA'NFIRIPOTAIIIRE. It is sic miles and a half from Wisberh, four from lame Sutton, In a neighbourhood remarkable for the fertility of the soil. The pre sent most respectable tenant occupitd the faint at 4501. a vast ihat tense was determined two years since, in order to meet the depression, and a new lease ;Tinted, at the REDUCED RENT A YEAR, .... At the Auction Mart, near the Rank of England, on FRIDAY, the 7th of Mar, at Twelve, 4 lIENEFIrI A L LEASE, for Twenty-one Years, IV at a (hound Rent of Twenty-nix Pounds per Annum, Land tax allowed, or very estensire and commodious Premises, well cal culated for any of the shove linen of business, or for (Irvin or Oil merchants, Distillers, Brewer for Shipping or New Duty Ricer, liack-makers, Engineers. ?cc. ; consisting of a eapital and commo dious Wharf, with a frnntule to the River of filly-tire feet, a stack of Warehouses, enutiting-hiiiise, &c., and an excellent and cnnrenient Dwellisg-house, containing ample accommodation for a respectable Family, which might form a superior lintel for Sailing Parties, or Steam-packet Passenger, going or disembarking front the numerous daily panning vessels, having three rooms, each 22 feet by 111, with view, of the River, exclurtre of ("then, and sleep ing-rooms, moat •advsnrageously situate, No. 73, Wapping-wall, Shadwell, occupying a site of ground nearly RIO Get in depth by about :1.1 feet in width. 13RITISH end FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. s Moat Gracious MA./ KSTY an Annual Subscriber of 100/. Mr. Alderman IIEYGATE presented a Petition from vont Inhabitants of Wapping, against the St. Catherine's Docks my.. Mr. C. CAINWIRT presented similar petitions from 150:r. Leaseholders of Wapping, and from the proprietors of the Snrrey Canal; Mr. AfilemniUS lirtiOncit presented a similar pedtio from the watennen or WapPintic; Sir T. D . Acs. v m preic , ”o .6 similar petition from a Mr. ts.. 31..H00re.; .Lord STAWLLI presented a aiiitair petition film Roger itynaatea, isq., of Pm:- man-square, all of which were ordered to lie on the table. SOUTII LONDON VOCICS, Mr. MAW Winn presented II Petitiel from the PiieCtOri and pro prietors of the London Docks, against Abe Smith s London Doc . rs : Mr. C. Cat.wr.ar presented* similar petition from the proviewr• of the Surrey Canal.—Laid on the table., *EST INDIA COMPANt. ' ♦ICE-PATRONS. Ili. Royal Highness the Duke of RUASEX. Ilia Royal the Hoot of SAXE COBURG. MT Royal Ilighncss the.lhielwan of KENT. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of Hil). The Nineteenth Annual Matting of this Society will be held at Freemasons' Hall, Onset 'Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, an MONDAY. the 10,13 May. when his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX will take the Chair at Twelve o'clock. Admission by 'rickets may. which may lie hail (until the number °Acetyl by the Committee is disposed 4). on application to Win. Allan. Esq.. Treasurer, Plough-court. losmharyi.steeet ; Rev. Dr. Schwabe, Foreign tvecretary, Liuls Alie-street, Goodman's-fields; Mr. Millar, lb, Museum-street, Hisomsbury; and Mr. Packtoo, Central School. Itorough-roall. Tickets of Admission will be focelooded to Subscribers. W EAT INIiIA COMPANY.—Capital FOU ft DIILI.II)NS. for a periodWeleven years from Michaelmas last. In the present improved state of agriculture, the former rent would he easily ob tained ;it is thffetine submitted - as a most eligible and well-secured investment. To he 'nested by permission of the orcnpier. Printed Particular, may hr had on the Newlyn ; of Mr. Cr. sl.ttt, Solicitor, old Brood-strret the King's Arms Tavern, Irellclole-square ; at the Mart; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-rnv. May l•e viewed by perniiision of the tenant. Piirtirularl may be had IU day. prior at the principal Inn. at Wiabecli, Long Sutton, Spalding, and Cambridge; the Auction Man ; and at Covent garden. Mr. MANNINIIWovoi - CrKtaYetOlsiini 10 a Bill for the in .wrpuration of a West India Company.—Leave given. The Bill was brought in and read a fen time. BRITISH ANNUITY COMPANY . . Mr. P. MI RHO: presented a petition for leaye tu present a titian to incorporate a British Annuity Company.—Laid on to, table. HIDES AND 5E1N4.,.. Lord STANLEY pr e sented two petitions fr o m the tanners Preston and Blackburn, for the repeal of the nties on hides an, skins.—Lnid on the table. The,Honourable tigailemon prewevei two petitions from Ashton-under-Line and Rotten, against the peal of the dudes on hides and skins.—Laid tun the table. CHELTENHAM %i'ATER WORKS. Sir T. LETII BRIDGE presented I petbkm *nut the inhabi-- ants of the parish of Charlton, against the Cheltenham Water. work:.—Laid on the table. XKHIRE. NEAR WANTAUE. Eligible FreebuM Estate 214 Aeree, exonerated from Lood-tax. Forty Pounds a Year, amply recured on a Leasehold Estate, held for 70 1 ears, in the Borough. By 311e.srs, ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Pinta, Covent-garden, on THURS- A little removed from the Regret's Park. 14y Messrs. ROBINS, At the Yorkshire Stimm, at Paddin . gtnn, on MONDAY, the 91st of May, at I!, i s 9i Lots, NIES! TS. Win. J. Denign. E,9. 31 P. Chilies Ross Ellis. E sq. M.P. Palen tiernfell, Esq. M.P. tieutge llibbert, Isq. .1; - .11n - frying. Eoq. M.P. 111iliam Mann ing, Esq. M.P. sir Thornag Neave, Bart. Jahn Smith, Esq. M.P. DIIIEI '70111%. Thomas Bainbridge. Rig. Benjamin Barnard, }:"I. John limn, Kai. M.P. lianniel Janet Lloyd, Esq. M.P. Sir John Wm. I,tih'„aak, Bart. Vi ; ;;... Maxwell Alexander, Esq. John 1.. Anderdon, Esq. c.nrai Darkly. Esq. Charles linsaminet, Esq. Andrew Colville, Esq. t4terrart arjoribanka, E;./.lt.P. 31ildrril, John 11. l'elly, /* John Rae Reid. Barr. John Baker Itiehards, Esq. Sir James Shaw, Mart. Snmacl 11 ibbert, Knif. Hobert Lang, Esq. Wm. Yeast Litt, Esq. David Lynn. lisq. ~ itehell, Fsq. John Pluitmer, Esq. M.P. Andrew Henry ; Thomson, Eeq. Odin Robertson, E;4l. Abel Smith, Esq. M.P. Edward Whitmore, Esq. BANIMIS. Messrs. Smith. Payne & Smiths. I Messrs. Flosanquet and Co. At a time when the advantageous employment of money itt so difficult. that it is forced into foreign coutstnes for the temporary and uncertain benefit of a higher interest than is afliteded in the English Fonda. a more appropriate and .mitre investment has pre sented itself in the formation of a West India Company, which, at the tune time that it will give an impulse to long-mtablivlied sources of British production and wealth, will secure a liberal re turn of profit. This (*tympany is instituted for the purpose of receiving consign. memo of West India produce. in return for advances to be made on mortgage and other good security. upon such a scale as will afford an adequate profit on the capital employed ; and also of making temporary advances upon the assignment of mortgages bearing co lonial interest , with collateral ventrity. One material circumstance in favour of such an investment is, that the pmiits of the Company, instead of bring diminished, will be c o nwlerably increased in the event of war. Jolm Nom Esq. :Color Taylor, Esq. • I: 1/1' The establishment of this Company will be as advantageous to all persons interested in the Colonies as to the Subscribers. It is antsciptted that immediate activity will be given to the circulation of Colonial property by ill- advances which the Company will make to parties who ran offer adequate security with constgunients of produce; this will have the effect of maintaining the fair value of West India Estates, and thus operate favourably on the condi. Lion of the negro population, which is intimately connected with, and in • great inrmilre dependent on, the prosperity of the master. It is proposed Mu there shall be Eight Presidents and Four Auditor', and the atliirs of the Company will be condensed by Twenty-four Directors, of whom Twelve only shall be West India Ilerchanta. The Capital of the Company will be Four Millions, consisting of Forty Thousand Shares of 11101. each, on which a deposit of DS. is to be paid. ill. thereof at the time of subscribing, and M. on or before the 31st of May. Further instalments, upon due notice front the Ihrectoni, will be called for, as the business of the Com pany may require. 11m Institution having received the approbation of Govern ment, a Dill is preparing for the pure rte of fuming a Joint Stock, to he vested in the Company by Act of Parliament, 1 . - ing the liability of the Proprietors to the amount of their respec tive Shares. Interest at fire per cent. on the instalments will be paid for the Ant year ; after whirl' such part of the profits, not etereding three- Statist, as the Directors may think fit, shall he divide I ; and at the atria every seven years, or earlier at their disemion,; propor tion of the reserved pndits shall be 11 . 'buted, by way of bonus, amongst the proprietors. Applications for Shares to ill•be received by the Board of Ma. nagernent, at Alo•s+rs. Mannings and Anderdon's, New Ilank.build ingv, till Saturday, the nth of May, and will be answered by the Ibth of May. ERNIAN FLi E.—\lr. 1:.% KATIFs approved SVSTEM combines expedition with a thorough knowledge of the Thstrument. The ease with which that truly graceful and pleasing. aortorplishrnent is acquired sufficiently accounts for its univers4 adoption in preference to any other instrument. It is a powerful stimulus to die study of the Gennan Flute. that any per son may, in a short tune, and with comparatively little difficult►. attain such a proficiency as to be able to play an acconipaninient with a body at the Piano-forte, or to take a part in a quartett or Overture. Time and Tone, the ground-work so indispensably requisite to constitute the finished Amateur, are frequently neg lected : to these 11r. Galbreath particularly devotes his attention ; without them the Student will hill far short of being a correct PCT Ale. (tailor:oh'. extensive Collection of Illusic is open to his Pupils without anychtoge. . . 'fert;s, &c. •t the Prote.sor's, 26. Little St. Thomism Apostle, Queets..ureat, Chespaitle. Ring the bell SPEIISI trl-:111 1111, in Town and l'otintiy supplied with the Jl' best and mir.at SPERM 1/11., at 4s. fid. per 4 tallon. ('on. surliest sending tOr Fire Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence per Gallon, at W. I,ll.liNlll''s Fish Sauce and Italian ‘V.ire house, lhi, Lamb' . tonduit-street, Foundling llospital. W. Lazenby, :An of Elizabeth Lazenby, Proprietress of the (se najne Harvey a Antler, begs most rsspretfully to inforni Families who may bona v I with their commands, he commences boldness with the detains -lotion to Nell every article of the very first quality, and at low prices. ur ready money. New Swedish era •berries. It. per gallon. Superior Anchovy .N.ste, for Sandwiches, 2s. Cal. per pot. Genoa Macaroni, Veirrdeellir and Parmesan Vbeese, 24. per lb and in part Tithe free. By %PI NSTANI,EY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDA V, May 21. at 12, in Throe lAN ( By direction of the Assignees,) AEligible and very Improveable FREEITOLD ESTATE„ consisting of Two Firms, enntsining together als , ut 211 acres, situate in the township of Sparshott and hamlet of tVeittcolt. a very rich and fertile part of the county of Reeks, in the immediate vicinity te . most excellent markets; being about 3 miles from Nllintaxe. 6 from Faringdon, 13 from 11%ley, Ito front Oxford, Mall wrotigh, and Hungerford, and 63 from London • in the occupation of 3lc John Kinvhant and Mr.Sansow, at exceed. ingly low reels, an eunting to 211111. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the tenants. Printed Particulars may to had of Mr. Allen, East Illendred, near Vantage; at the principal Inns at %Vantage, U'allingford, Faringdon, Oxford, Reading, Newbury, end Abingdon; at the Man; of Mr. Tustin. solicitor, New 1411*e-street, London; of Slr. Brewer solicitor, %Vantage ; and of %' i Stanley and Sons, Pa , ternoider.rar. Valuable Long LEASEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATES. and GROUND RENTS. producing nearly INK per Annum. By WINSTA MAY and SONS. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, en FRIDAY. May 21, at 12, in Lou, by direction of the Executor. and Trus tees few sale. T HE valuable and eligible ESTATES of JAMES BRowst:. F.sq. deceased, consisting of TOPPING'S WHARF, in Tooley-street, with spacious Ware. houses, Counting Homes, and miter Appurtenances. let to Mr. J. ?kneel(, on law. 10 years unexpired; !odd of Magdalen College. Oxford, for 31 4 year., from August, 1821, at a ground rent of M. 7s. . . A raping) 11()1'SE. 11, in Lower Berkeley-street, Portman. square, with Coach Houses. Stabling. and Offices. let on lease, tour years and a half unexpired, and held for Ii years, at a ground rent of 171. Is. per annum. A commodious IDI'I.:I,I,ING 1101'SE, 79, Pall-mall, let on lease, four years anti a half unexpired, held under the Crown, at a ground rent of 211. 241. A DITTO, No. 41. Marine-parade, Brighton, let to J. Calvert Clarke. Esq. on know, and held fur 67 years and a half, at a ground tent of 201. per annum. . . . . ....... Two GROUND RENTS of 201. per Annum eat+, the one being the Ground Rent on the foregoing House, and the other the Ilround Rent on the adjoining House. The very extensive PRI:MISES, lIOUSES, STA BLING. &e. of Messr. 'rossweller am% Co. situate in St. J nmen's street, Brighton, on lease to Messrs. Croonreller and Donaldson, near eight ' , nits unexpired, held for the same term, at a ground rent of 1.81. A COPV HOLD 1101'SE, situate the south-wtat corner of East-street, Brighton, let on a building lease, at a reserved rent of 301. The wholr Rental amounting to 1.5711. rm. per annum. The itcveral Estate. may he viewed 10 days previous to the sale, by penvis,ion of the respective occupiers ; and with tickets, which sissy he had of 14'instanlev and Sons Paternoster row : particu lars also of Wm. Bovill, Esq. Merc hant Tailors' Hall, Thread. nectlle-street; at the Mau; and at the different Libmries at Brighton. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. PRODUCING AROUT ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY POUNDS PER ANNUM. Ry WINSTANLEY and SONS., . . At the Mart, tin Tl' ESD.I 25th inst. at 12, in One Lot, A Most desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for / 1. an unexpired temi of sixty-three year., at a low ground rent of only 241. per annum: consisting of six substantially-built and well finished Houses, Nos. 8,9, 111, 11, 12. and 13. London-terrace, Hackney-road, and 'cacti Houses in Nelson-street, adjoining, part of which are let on lease for the 'lame term, and part occupied h respectable yearly tenants, at rents amounting altogether to 2021. per annum, leaving a net income of 17111. a-year. To he vieied by permission of the several tenants. Printed particulars may be had at the Mart: and of Winstanley and Sons, Patrmoster-row. BANK OP THE TII.I3IES. Freehold Villa, with liarilena,Fntrarn Lodge. (Me m, and about Thirty Acre% of band. By IVINSTANI.EY and SONS, At the 3lart, on WEDNESDAY, 2d June. at 12. (Ry order of etc Executors of John Stephenson, Esq. deceased.) A NEligible FAMILY RESII)KNCE, pleasantly si ll tuate on the Rank of the River, at Teddingtnn, naive miles from I lytle-park-corner, between Twickenham and flanipton-court. The House possesses very considerable accommodations, the offices attached and detached arc spacious, and the gardens tastefully dis posal in shrubbery, gravel.walks, and an extensive lawn to the river's edge. To he viewed by applying at the Lodge, where descriptive parti culars may be hail. Also, at the Kin'g's Head, Twickenham; Talbot, Richmond ; Castle, Kingston ; of I!. J. t.trphenam, solicitor, Swithin's-lane; at the Mart; and of IVitistanky and Sons, Patesnoster-row. 11ERTS, 31 Alileg from I.ontlon. 1110 he LET, on I.,ease, either Furnished or Unfur l_ niched, a genteel FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly and cheerfully situated, at an agreeable remove from the Turnpike-road. at Ittimingfonl, with suitable Stabling and Out-Offices, maid Marsden, Lawn, and Shrubbery, and about Six Acres of rich Mea dow hand. The whole well supplied with water, and immediate possession mar be had. Further particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater noster-row. I/AV, the 20th of Ma, at Twelie ALEASEHOLD ESTA T E, held for near 10 Years, at a Ground Rent of Three Guineas only; consisting of a very capital and superior built HOUSE, adapted to the occupation of s respectable &may, with Domestic Offices of every desctipuon; Urge Harden, with a Summer-home, desirably situate in Erimscot street, in the Borough. It is let on lease, which will espire in three years, at a very low rent of 401. a year, when it will produce at least Mi guineas a year. Particulars may be had of Mr. Davis, the tenant (who will allow he 11 ouse to be a en from two to four o'clock); also at the Mart; tend of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. COPY HOLD GROUND RUNTS. Of 411. Ss. per annum, at Turnham-green,'secured upon an im proving Rental of 111)01. a year; also a Freehold Estate in Ham mersmith, in the line of the New Bridge, By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms. Plana, Covent-garden, on THURS DAY May 20, at 12, rt()PY HOLD GR()IJND RENTS, amounting to 411. as. a year. secured upon the whole of Wellington-place, and a variety of Houses adjoining, including a first-rate Public house, the present rental far exceeding 5001. a year, and situate in the preferable pan of Turnham-green it is held of the Manor of button Court, and not subject to any deduction. Also the moiety of a Freehold Estate, situate at Hammersmith, in the line of the New Bridge, consisting of one good House, with extensive front to the mad. three Messitages and four Cottages, producing a low rental of 1101. a year, at the determination of the lease, and the rent will be doubled. Partietthmt may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at the ' office of :Brew% kleyrick and Cox, Red Lion-sspiare: Pack Horse, Tnrnhaill-grecn Coffee-house, Hammersmith; and in Covent-garden. UXBRIDGE COMMON. ADJOINING MR. COX'S BEAUTIFUL PARK AND DOMAIN. By blown. ROBINS, At their Sneeitnts Hems, Pietas. Covent-garden, on THURS. DAV, May 20, at 12, by direction of the Executors of Mrs. Home. deceased, A N excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, very plea / 1 iuntly situate about half a mile removed from the respectable market-town of Uxbridge, on the Common, and immediately con tiguous to Mr. Cox 's Park. The residence was built at a time when the comfort and convenience of a family were the prominent considerations, and it pauseasen all that a respectable family can de sire; the offices are abundant, and of the best description; the grounds altogether form a Domain of Fifteen Acres, judiciously disposed in lawn, pleasure grounds, and park tieadows. The property is all freehold, and situation most desirable, and the so ciety of the neighbourhood proverbial for its respectability. Particulars may be had 21 days prior to the sale, at the White Horse, Usbridgel the Old Hats, Ealing; at the office of Messrs. Forster, }rere, and Forster, Lincoln's Inn; and in Co vent-gatden. WATI,ING.STREET. An excellent Investment, arising out of twonewly-erected Houses and capacious Warehouties, of the value of MAI. a year, held of St. Thomas's Hospital. By Messrs. ROBINS . . . . At the Auction Mutt_ oppoo . ite . the Hapi, on THURSDAY, 31ar 27, at 12, in two Lots, LEASEHOLD INVESNIENT for a term of I 8 years, comprehending two very excellent newly erected 1/welling-blouses, suited to the entire convenience of respect able families, with capital dr, war, houses of large dimensions to each, situate 47 and 48, %Vatling-street; they have been re-built very recently, and in the best manner. No. 411 is let for the whole term to 51r. Kearney, a respectable tenant, at a rent diminished to 1571. by means of a lar,-;e premium ; the House adjoining is pre cisely similar. and of the value of 21/0 guineas; the Estate is con sequently of the present value of 3M$ ;Witless a Year. It is held of St. Thomas's Hospital for 181 years and a half, at a ground of NM, for the whole. May he viewed till the Sale, and particular had 21 days prior, on the l'rentiaes ; the Mart; and in ('event-ganlen. C RMARTHENSII Capital and Secure Investment in Freelufkl Lands, including a capital Farm, a Water Corn-mill, and 381 acres of excellent Meadow, l'asture, and 'Piled Land. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Rank, on THURSDAY, May 27, at 12, A Ilesirable and very improved FREEHOLD FARM, .2 1. caned t h e Newton Estate. It is pleasantly situate in the parish of Laugherne, within two miles of the post and sea-port towns of Laugherne and St. Clear, whence the Farm produce is exported, and only four miles from lime.kibis. where it is obtain ed at Is. per ton. It comprehends a superior Farm House, and all requisite offices. together with 381 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, lying in a ring fence, together with thriv• ing young plantations It is an admirable estate for a sportsman, the situation being eminently qualified to facilitate his wishes ; it Is skirted with woods, and contiguous to the fox hounds, and the navigable river Tail (abounding in salmon and trout), close at hand. It is submitted altogether as a most desirable invest ment. be viewed by applying to the Farm. Particulars had 21 days prior to the sale, m Messrs. Evans and Son, Solicitors, Ha. verfordwest ; the principal Inns at Carmarthen, Brecon, Aber garenny, Gloucester, and Cheltenham ; of A. Murray, Esq., St. illarti s-lane; and is Covent-g,arden, where a plan of the estate may be seen. A Valuable PLOT — of FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND very eligibly situate in the preferable part of St. John's-wood, a little removed fbin the Regent's Park. Tulsa and Mansions of the first -pithy are already erected, and most respectably occupied close to the delightful spot which it is proposed 10 sell. The views ate every where interesting and eaten ere, including the Surrey Hills and Windsor Castle, while Hump- stead and Highgate ate separated only by a luxuriant valley. In fine, the 'Mutton is altogether most inviting. Particulars, with descriptive Plans annexed. may be had twenty. one days prior to the sale, at the Yorkshire Song°, Paddington green; and of Messrs. obins, Covent-garden. Half the Purchase 3loney may remain on Mortgage for three years. ON THE RANKS OF Tllt; RIVKR, AT LA A deliihtful Residence, with Shrubbery, Plantation. Gardens, with Dot and SUCC4l24io.lllotlses, and Sixty Acres of rich Land. By Menare. ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, delighl fully situate at Lalehant, and immediately on the banks of the River, euvironed by pleasure grounds disposed in excellent order, with shrubbery walks and plantation leading to a prolific kitchen garden, abundantly stocked, and she walls proverbial for the superiority of the fruit. The residence is adapted to meet the wishes of a most respectable family, and the offices are quite cor respondent. The domain altogether consists of sixty acres of rich land, principally water meadow and osier grounds, with a consider. able right of fishery on the River. There arc besides sonic cottages contiguous, and the ferry and ferry.house apper sin to the property. The situation of the house and grounds cannot well be surpassed, a td the neighbourhood has long been pmverbial for its respcu. ability. It is within a short drive of seven miles to Windsor, seven to hatbands, and one to Chertscy and ()attends. Particulars and cards to view may be had of Jlessra. Robins, Coveitt.garden. SIR MARK SI'KES'S SPLENDID LIBRARY. By Mr.. EVANS, At his House, 93, Pan-mall, on TUESDAY, the 11th inst. and Ten following days, THE FIRST PORTION of the Splendid, Curious, snd Extensive LIBRARY of the late Sir MARK MAS. TERMAN SYKES, Bart. including the original Report of the Convocation to Henry VIII. on his Proposal Divorce from Anne of Cleves, Manuscript, on vellum, with the Autographs of all the Bishops and Clergy assembled; splendid Missal, executed for Francis the First ; Apocalymis S. Joannis, minted on wooden blocks, before the invention of metal types; Itiblia Sacra Latina, two vols. first book printed with metal types; Iliblia Sacra, two volt. upon vellum, lAt2 ; Cicero de Officals, the first edition of a classic, on vellum, 1465 ; and a most brilliant Assemblage of hooks of the fifteenth century, many of them upon vellum ; a tine series of the productions of the Aldine Prow splendid series of large paper Classics; Ilalstead's Genealogies, excessively rare, a brilliant assemblage of rare Old Poetry, many of the article, unique; Ilearne s Works, 514 vol.. large paper ; set of the Books printed ,by the Itoxburglie club. &c. ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS. for the SALE of IRISH LINEN: , by the PIECE, at the Factors' Price, No. 4, on the South Side of lilootnshury-square, Four Doors from the top of southampton-strect, Holborn. rrllE IRISH LINEN eOIIPANY beg leave to %n -flounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Es tablishment in this Country, where they continue to supply the No. bility, Gentry, and the Public with WA KRANTED GRASS. !ILEAC!! E LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric Ind colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the pur. chase-money should any fault appear. • Good Irish Bills and Bank of Inland Notes taken as usuaL— Country and Town Orders punctually :ittentled to, by J. DONOV AN, 4, Itlotmisbury-square, London ; and . Agents. J. DOI' LE, :11, St. 3lary's Abbey, Dublin, CIIE.IP CARPETING, ite. TWENTY-Six YEARS FATAH,Astirm Ill.111()MAS EMERSON'S ('ITY FURNISHING WA REHOUSE, 91. Now,ote-street, and 2, l'hrist Church pa.sage, London. T. E. lot., of the under.ment:ored Articles, the largest and best a...ortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free Bont damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready payment %is- :- Iltrulowla Carpeting, 4.4114. per yard ; new patterns, 4s. 6d; best five-frame ditto Bs., laid down at 3d. Scotch Carpeting, Is. hi to Is. did. Kidderminster, 2s. to 2'. fml. 4 superfine ditto, Ss. lOd. to 3s. Venetians, 11.4. to 1.. 6.1.; checkm ditto, -24. 3d. Hearth Rugs, 0...; handsome patterns, 7s. Foil. to 20a. 04ths .tout Illank.;ts, 66. 644 10-4:hs, Bs. lid.; extra-sized Witneys, 12*. to 204. 11.4 th. t'ounterpane., 11..; 12.4 the, 10s. Marseilles Quilts, 11.. to 20s. 3finvens, ls. 2.1. to la. 6.1. Furniture Dimities, to 7.1.; 4.4 th ditto, fid. to 10.1.; Parni turn Prints, 63d. to 10.1.; full Chinn, fa.t colours, 11d. to Is. 21; Coloured Liningrn for ditto, 6d. to 14.1. Persian Carpet., 34 long, 11. 186.; large sizes in proportion. Ready-made Kidderminster ditto, 66. Ikl. to Ills. 64th Ihuggets, 14. tid. to 2s. 4.1. Sheetings, 6.1. to 10d. ; 5-4th. ditto., Is. to Is. 6d. Datnaek Table Cloths, 1.. ltd. to 20... ; Table Corers, N. 441. , to 200. Bed Ticking, s*i to 2...; ready made ditto, ht. od. to 18s. Rest Indio Mailing, 3s. 64.; with se. end other Articles tea tedious for insertion. - TEES R A ILWAY. Sir ii. lIA RDINI; ft;resen tcd a petition fregt ttte inhabitant c f Stockton against the Tees Railway BilL—Ordered to fie on the table. Sir H. HARHINHE said tint he should not sufilw that or sr, -. tueity to peas without expressing his decided opposition to the nod the manner in which those who sought for it had acted ; ther who were to be benefited by this Bill had taken good care Cot ;he, would surer none of the incomreniencies attcoAar.t no the formi: of this rail-way, and to avoid them, they had actually mallnwyd corying it two miles circuitously to prevent ita interfering 10 ,1, their land, and in so doing they And carried it through the wocni of Mr. Wright, who was hostile to the measure, and within - **ow distance of the house of $ Noble Fr'.end of his t the Marv+ a Londtmderry, which would materially injure his estate without attending him any adequate good ; what he contended was, that those who were to drtive the advanta;.ea of the nil-way sbelf-t also sustain the evils of it. The Committee on the 11111 had„ . the Ifith of April, reported to the House that the Standing Orde. had not been complied with, and he should therefore move, the: that Committee might be discharged from any further proesedlec., on that Rill. Mr. A Wroth lIRTGATE srconded the n:otion. loud IMWTH ER opposed it : he said it ass *work of public utility and advantage ; and he therefore wished the Utie migti: be recomntitted. Ile was aware that the greatest oppottet to it was a Noble llarquts for whom he entertained the hightte r ?• - %pea : but it did not touch an itch of his ground, nor intletikr within a mile of it. As to Mr. Wright, he had wavered sit niut. , t in his evidence„and had changed sides on the subject so frequently. that it was difficult to say whether he was friendly or hostile to,tb.- measure Resolutions had reentry passed this House for the our. pose of &trading coals to the public at • cheaper rate than whet. they at present paid for them ; and he was of opinion that evert means that meditated that object ought to be supported, and th'.. was a great one. He should therefore ntove as an ammutment the.: the Report of the Committee on the Tees Railway Bell should be TC-committed. SirJ. seconded the amendment, observing that t.c. House had not been accustomed of late to Ix* the interests o(,ir.. dividuals with much delicacy when they wow opposed to works c' public or national advantage. Ile was otopkiwis that Mr. Wright was very wrong in having exhibited so muck coquetry on tile subject. hoed MILTON remarked that the question foe the considerat:o . of the House was, whether the Tyne and Wean should be .tit. only outlets for Coals fmm Durham. or whether the Tees shon,4 be allowed to compete with then,. lie was of opinion that it we, jealousy in nowise connected with the grounds that the railwai passed through, that ins' igated the opposition to the present 111 j. He concluded by stating that he shnnkl support the amendment. After some words trom Colonel kl'ooD, 31r. 11. ritZNN/111, Mr. Alderman Bninnks, Mr. Ottgartx, Sir 11. MAIIDINPE. Mr. LITTLETON, and Mr. P..Mootx, the Mouse tiixiditl, wtita there appeared— For the original Motion - 691 For the Amendment - 11 I Majority - 46 On our re-admiration into the gallery, we found Cie Ppialter CN. plaining the course that WWI to be taken, bne, how the . 1. prevailed by the re-entry of strangers wiknatia not a:skeet his el.- 'mations. i (;otnm!ttee wai theta appointed for %bit purpose of aecertainia:z whetha the Startling Order( had been complied with. Sir W. I,KMON presented a ix titian trout the butchers of Lsa— keard, against the Hides and Skins BilL A *hauler petition vas presented from the butchers of atone. A Tetitien to the same effect was presented from the betcha.s of Wenlock. Sir M. RIDLEY presented a petition in favour of the Iliacs and hitins Bill, from the butchers of. Nercas-let.and a petifiesa to the same elfeet from the tanners of Workington. in Cuinherland. Sir It. FEiIIiUSON prevented two pctitiomi—the Amt. from vie butrbci of Shorehani, and the second from l)eptfuril, against ti.e Bides and skins Sir R. FERfIUSON also presented a petition from th e r pnration of Dundee, against the Salmon rishcry Rill . Mr. cnvurr rose to present two poitiona--nne Gorr 'e butchers of Southwark, against the (fides and skins Rill tbroeb l: vr in ravour of it, from the breeches makers of Worcestershire. ( • laugh.) Mr. STANLEY presiTteil a petition from the licensed of Eery. in•Laneashive, in EIVOCit of beer shops. . Mr. SYKES presented a petition is favour oldie County Courts Bill. from the itihaliitaiii* of litaFsfon:spou-Ilitli. Mr. 1101.11 E DRI ' 313111 ND prescuted a petition (roes the notazies public of the city of Stirling, against the Duties of No uric. Lieei.cei. Sir J. NE IVPORT presented a petitien well desertrim ate tendon of the House, complainingof the tithe system to Ireippd. It complained of the oppressions under. she former sysiPsn ; but Ito petitioners, Mated, that they preened .the old system tv the ape adopte"l !apt session by the !louse. 'IV petition proomodosifsgsn the parishioners of St. Patrick. in Killer AT. The Hon. Daiwa also presented a petition front the inhabiting' of 'Prampos.lo the roomy of Waterford, in ,Ireland, in favour of the abolition of Neao SI. J. NEWPORT L;,.‘ e notice, that he shoe.tl, to-mor...trid