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ERSET-PLACE, Mirth, 20, 18 rr I,AST DRAWING but ONE of Me STATE LtoTTERF being ittrertleti, it b aimed wee:tory to Thu toe'severol Acts of Parliament against the sale and adver et.or. ^t pubinhing Proposals for the sale of Foreign Lottery a gainst Little tioes and Private Lotteries or all setts. will be r ot :n 101 TC, WI well after the ending of the Public bottery_aa before I:, 3'li that informatton is sod will be received at thts Office a the arnirr•itin of such trienors. P.i!.1.( arc rcquested to brir.g in the outstanding P E SS rises foe RANK OF KAT:LAND, hirordt 14, I. IM C,,,,,-1 of Direr Ural( the Governor and Company 4 .11 R. 3 1. qf ett ig iate4 give Notice, hats OEN EitAlt U(A3RT Min be held at the BANR on TB CRSDA r, the triel ilistrint; se Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, !a consider el a DIVIDEND t and also, that another General Court will I,r held at the Dank on TUESDAY, the I Ith of April fin:, from Ten o'clork in the Weeniest all .144 n in_theaftemon, tor the ELECTION of a 00VERNOD and DEPUTY. fIOVIAN OII far the year ensuing (which will be declared 'that netting): and the same (kiwi will be continued by adjournment. and held at the same place. and during the same hours on V. El). NESD.t.f, the I?th of April next, for the ELECTION of TWENTY-FOUR DIRECTORS (which will also be one of the ijaarterly Delwin Dolma isogonic«) he tbo Chaney), and the Elec. Oka of the Twenty-four Directnnt will be deviated Si 111100 as the strati*, is over. Printed lists of the Proprietor hiving vote; will R. BEST, S Ill x i vasarch.tly to be delivered at the Bank on Wethicathy, the 29th of ec, N.B. By an Act relived Is the 7th year of the reign of his late Majesty, no person will be entidwel to vote at the meld Election wbo mall not have been six calendar months posseasett in his own right of the stock for which he owl then give his vote, unless the said .rock shall have been acquired, or shall have come by bequest, or by marriage. or by succession so an intestate% estate, or by the custom of the City of London, or by any deed of settlement after the death of env penal who shall have been entitled for life to the dividends of sick stock. BAST INDIA HOUSE, March 22, 1826 . THE Court of Directors of the United Company of iferrtsants qf England trod* lips East ladies do hentby give Notice. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their ]louse. in Gemlenivall.street, on Tut:mm* l r. the etb April neat, from Eleven o'Clock in the Formoon, until Six in the Evening, to ballot on the following question, Iris.— •• That Sir JA 31ES EDWARD COLEBROOES, Bart. late of the Bengal Establishment, be permitted to return to the terrine under the provision of the Act of 33 Geo. 111. cap. 52. see. ;0, with the Rank which he held when he quitted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of the ad Geo. 111. cap. lhs, sec. 135." In order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court consent that Sir James Edward Celebrooke be 'permitted to return with the same rank to India. JOSEPH DART, See. BAST INnIA HOUSE. March V, 1826. MDT entire of Directors of the United Company of & Merchants gEngland trading to the Bad Indies do hereby tire Notice, That a SFECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM PANY will be held at their House in Leadenhsll.street. on FILIDAY, the 7th of April next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon. at the desire of me Proprietors, agreeably to the following Letter, viz.:— " London, 1l arch 18. 1828. "To the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India ompany. " Honourable Sirs,—We, C the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock, duly qualified. request that you will be pleased to call an early Special General Court of Proprietors, at which it is our +Mention to submit the followisg motion : " ' That the severe lino of property sustained by Mr. Bucking ham, in cnnsequesce of the measafee of the Bengal Government subsequently to his departure from India, having involved him in pecuniary ditficulits, which it could never have been within the con templation of the Public Authorities to occasion, but against which oe Mimeo feredsPit us hi pan 'wale havoryiewsilima, in Shoo dif ficulties having been greatly augmented by the obstacles whieh prevented him from returning to Calcutta (Ora short period to wind ' up his allays, the Proprietors of East India Stock, animated solely by a desire to relieve that gentleman, from the embarrassments in Which he is now unhappily plunged, earnestly recommend to their Honourable Direetort that there be granted to Mr. Buckingham from the funds of the Company, for the purpose of assisting him to surmount his present difficulties, the sum of Five Thousand Pounds staling, being not more than one-eighth part of the esti mated loos of actual property occasioned by the proceedings ad verted to; assuring the Honourable Directors that they will meet with the cordial support of this Court, in helping to repair mis fortunes, and alleviate sufrerings, no doubt unwillingly witnessed and unintentionall7 " V. s have the honour to be, honourable Sirs, " Your most obedient bumble Servants, DOUGLAS Kt NI4 At RD " DEBIT OAILSOAN " CRAW. FORBES " Jonx Wire as " J. DOYLE. " C. J. Dovi.e " H. STIRACHLY " W. MAXTILLD." " Jcsrau Hums JOSEPH DART, See. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Larne, AND GKIITLEDIZW. THE event of the Ballot on•the Sth instant having been adverse to my hopes of immediate success, in consequence 4 long-standing pledges to a Candidate several years on the ground and powerfully supported, I hasten to announce to you my deter minadon to proceed to the Ballot at the GENERAL ELECTION in April next. While my most grateful acknowledgments are due to the large and respectable portion of the Proprietary who attended the late Ballot on my behalf, I entertain a deep some of the kind and generous approbation of my pretensions, founded on long ser. vices to the Hon. Company, so strongly and generally expressed by your body durir.g the late contest, and I look forward to the approaching Election with the most flattering expectation of your nupport, and the most full and confident anticipation of success. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient bumble servant, JAMES STUART. Old hoodoo Tavern, March 13, 1828. Mr. Stuart's Commitum will meet daily at the Old London Ta vern. from Tat till Four o'clock, where all communications will be thankfully eaceired. QPITA LFI ELDB. DISTRESS of the SI LK WEAVERS.--At a Meeting of the Committee, held in the Vestry Room. Spitalfields, March 22. 1826: The Right Rey the Load Bishop of CHESTER in the Chair. The Committee beg to annum the Public. that the distress exist ing In Spitaltields is not at all diminished; but t►at on the con trary the number of Weavers out of employment is daily increasing, and that they him now upwards of 4,000 cases on their books re ceiving weekly relief. Amount already advertised, 13,1521. 10.. X. s. t. I. The Worshipful Company By Messrs. Weston and Co. of Goldsmiths . 200 0 John Gazslee, Esq. . I 1 Clerieua - . 20 0 By Messrs. Smith,Payne, &Co. By the Lord Bishop of Chester. I Mrs. Thomas 'libbers - 3 0 James Thompson, Esq. I I Miss S. 'libbers - 2 0 By Messrs. Drummond and Co. C.C. - - 7s. Cd. Anonymous . . 5 0 By Messrs. 31asterman and Cn. Her. Mr. Anthony Fits. W. G. Garrett. Esq. 5 0 hugh • - 2 0 By M essrs. Ladbrokes and Co. By Messrs. - Coutes and Co. W. per Sir. Cater . 2 0 Dowager Duchess of New. W. 0. 0 10 castle - - - 25 0 Mr. Henry Thompson 1 1 By Messrs. Williams, Deacon, lie'. Dr. ',overlay, Slag. and Co. Hall. Oxford - 5 5 John Johnson, Esq. . 1 1 By Messrs. llankey and Co. W. Cotten, Esq. - 10 0 Cheles 3litfotd, Esq. 5 0 M. Y. R. - - 1 1 Rev. Gale Townley b 0 James Thompson, Esq. 1 I By Mesas. Grote and Co. George Stephen. Esq. - 1 1 3liss Trundle - 2 2 Miss Elizabeth Burder . 1 1 By Messrs. Kay, Price, and Co. A City Lecturer - 0 10 Two Ladies - 5 0 S. T. - - 5 0 By Messrs. Stevenson and Halt. Messrs. Williams, Deacon H. I. - 1 1 and Co. - . : - .0 0 By Messrs. Gosling and Co. Richard Lane, Esq. - 5 0 31. A. D. . . 10 0 T. W. 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Wine mer chants, grocers. schools, laundresses, salesmen, servants, anti per. sons going on board steam packets, &c. will find great advantage is employing the Company's Carts, which deliver goods three times a day, at the charge of (id, only, between any two places within three miles of Temple-bar. • Two hundred receiving houses have been appointed throughout town, at which goods may be left, or orders sent fur carts to call at any place. Central Office, 69, Great Queen-street IHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXV 1., will be published next week. On ?twill, Soo. A NNE BOLEYN: a Dramatic Poem. By the Rex. 11. ProfcrEir of Poetry in the University of Oxford. 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Printed foe Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. rIENUINE TEAS.—The WNDON GENUINE 11,,J11 TEA COMPANY, No. 23, Ludgate-Dill, opposite the Lon don Coffee House ; and 148, Oxford-streat, opposite Bond street established in 1018, in consequence of the very common adulteration or Teas, continue to supply the Public with the very finest and full. flavoured Teas, genuine as imported, in all their native purity,at their two London Establishments, as above, and by upwards of 1200 Agents, Mao many provincial Towns. These Teas, which have retained their high celebrity for up. wards of seven years, and by their extensive sale have long since placed the Company at the head of the Tea Trade. command still a most decided preference throughout the Kingdwo. They are weighed in London, from the original Chests, and packed and sealed for the Country, in pounds, halves, and quarters, and in larger packages I warranted not only tree lions adulteration with imitation 'res, but from any mixture with Bohm, which is so corn. monly used as en adulteration, and is very little better. The wholesale Tea Trade is carried on in a part of the extensive Premises of the London Wine Company, up to the Gateway, 141, Fleet-street, where all country and wholesale Orders may be ad. dressed ; and where large P l antlike are supplied the tame as at the two above Establishments. SALES BY AUCTION. MONTAGUE-STREET. RUSSELL-SQbARE. EXCELLENT LHASEHOLD RESIDENCE, Held Radar the Duke of Redford fp.lB yews, sad Land Tax redeemed. By WiNST - Aill;EY and SONS, On the Premises,, on TUESDAY, ,April d, at 12, A Most cornfortabie, convenient, and pleasant RE SIDENCE, pleftssntly situate No. 18, Montague-street, Bussell-square, containing handsome dining and drawing rooms, moraing room, gentleman's room, six bed chambers, dressing room, kitchen, wash-house. butler's pantry, good cellars, &c. To be viewed by cards. which, with particulars, may be had of Messrs. Wright and Weston, No. 8, King's Beach-walk, Temple; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. N.B. At the same time will be Sold the nest Household Furni ture and Effects. JNTAOUE.STREr.e, RUSSELL-S, UAlitii. LEASE, OENTNEL HOUSEHOLD PURNITUBS., PIANOFORTE, AND EFFECTS. By WINSTA MAW and SONS, On the Premises. on TUESDAY, April 4. at 11. THE Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of a handsome drawing-room suite, including window curtains, sofas, chairs, card and so fa tabled, 'capital sideboard, set of mahogany chairs, bedsteads and bedding, carpets, glasses, wardrobe, chests of drawers, and numerous other effects. Also the LEASE for 73 years, under the Duke of Redford, of a very comfortable RESIDKNCB L No. 13, Montague-street. The Furniture max be ideetedfine day precedio and the Howse be tickets, which, witk pm*lesilase and es 4ifety be hod ef Winatanley and Saw Paterimater.row. , BOOKS. PLATE. PLATED ARTICLES, lOW LING PIECES, PISTOLS, GLOBES, A FEW CHINESE AND, OTHER PAINTINGS, ex. • By _ WIN STA N IZY and SONS. At the Mart, oa WEDNESDAY. April 5, and following Day, at 11, THE LIBRARY of a PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, removed from his residence for the convenience of sale, in cluding—ln Folio, Rapin's England, Maitland's London, Slink speare's Plays (a ee-simile of the first edition), Sir William Tem ple's Works ; in quarto, Henry's Bible (in Russia), Locke's Works, Grose's Military Antiquities, Dodsivorth's Historical Account of Salisbury Cathedral, But kitt on the Testament, Gib bon's Rome; Octavo, Viner's Abridgement (in 24 vols.), Ana. charsis's Travels, Middleton's Cicero (15 vols.), Ouvres de Con dillac (in 23 vols.), Clark's Biographical Dictionary. Edinburgh Revieir (311 vols.), Rapin's and Tintlal's England (21 vols.), the Gentleman's' Magazine (1(14 vols.), Inchbald's British Theatre (25 vols.), the Works of Pope, Fielding, Voltaire, Rousseau, Boileau, Fontaine, Johnson, Blair, and others. The PLATE consists of about 1,000 MINCES; a few fashion. able Plated Articles, Three double-barrelled Guns by 3lantop and filortimet; Brace of Pistols, a Pair of capital 21-inch Globes by Cary, a few Chinese and other Paintings, and sundry Miscellaneous Articles. To be viewed on Tuesday, the 4th, and morning of sale. when catalogues may be had at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster.mw. CELLAk OF WINEg ANTI A CONSIGNMENT OF LIQUEURS. MR.TIIIII/all7 respectfullyNihe rallriutcle4 that Attuln- TION, at his Great Hanna. New Bond-sweet, A CELLAR OF EXCELLENT WINES. consisting of old Port, Pale and Brown Sherries, Madeira, Vidonla, Claret, Sauterne, Bucellas, and three cases of sparkling Cham pagne. Also a Consignment of Liqueurs of rich quality and flavour, including Noyeau, Curacoa, Gold Wasser, Rambo, &r. and which will he allotted to accommodate private families. The whole are warranted to accord with the samp les. May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues had at Mr. three days previous to the sale. ouTca AND FLEMISH PICTURES. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces , •that on ' SATURDAY, April I, al I, he shall SUBMIT by VIZTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond.street, A COLLECTION OF CABINET AND GALLERY PICTURES, of the Dutch and Flemish Schools, the property of a General °Meer, purchased on the Continent within the last few years, among which ate pleasing Specimens by the hlasters— Dilloogs Ruben* 3lolinacr Ostade Terlrarg R eroded Stork Michen fkrchem Netscher Wynants J. Steen, &c. Breughel . .leniers Dusart And many others of equal merit and condition. Also Twelve nohle Gallery Pictures of the Ciesars. %lay be viewed two days previous at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond street, where catalogues may be had. _—...--- TWO ANNUITIES. ...... MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on THURSDAY, April the lith, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Mart, Bartholomew-lane, TWO ANNUI TIES for 601. and 241. for and during the distinct Lives of two (leadsmen, secured by Pulicio of Insumnee for each of the Lives, and by Bails and, Warrants of Attorneys. Printed particulars may be had of Jupp, Esq. Carpenter's Hall ; Messrs. Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Cirey.street ; at the Auction Mart : and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. LEASEHOLD COHN MILL AND COTTAGES; M THICTRAILYPS, LAMBETH , the r bt es i re o V A fu p l e lT i, s a announces, n s c h e a s l t t tit It by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, Bartholetnew-lane, an ad. vantageous LEASEHOLD MILL, situate in Mill-street, Lam beth, with yard, and two brick-built Messuages or Cottages, dry kiln, stable, and store-bouse, with an eight-horse power steam en gine, held on Lease for an unexpired term of thirty years at a mo derate rent. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant ; and printed particulars had at Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Marchant a, Carey street ; Mr. Jeep's. Carpenters' Bali; at the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips a, 73, New Bond-street. A FREEHOLD STEA3I MILL, RESIDENCE, &c. Talley-strcet, Borough. IUIt. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on THURSDAY, April 6, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, a compact FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate in Weaver's-lane, Touley-street, consisting.of a convenient House of Residence, with lire rooms, wash-house, and good cellar, adjoining which is a range of appropriate Premises, wherein is erected a capital Steam Corn Mill, of 12-horse power, capable of driving three pair of stones. The going gear and machinery in excellent condition, with a well of excellent water. Its locality of situation gives it a command and certainty of business superior to most engines. Printed particulars may be had ten days previous at Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Marchant's, Carey-street ; Mr. Jupp's, Carpenters' Hall; at the Auction Mart; ai,d at Mr. Phil lips's, 73, New Bond-street. NOBLE PHEEUOLD RESIDENCE, CAVENDISH SQUARE. MTPHILLIPS nlO4 respectfully notifies, that on HCRSDAY, the 13th April, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his 6rdatitllolllll, New Bond-street,aNOßLE and CAPACIOUS FREEHOLD HOUSE, with it■ Garden, and attached and detached Offices, cheerfully and eligibly situate orrthe east side of Cavendish-square, and late in the occupation of a Nobleman. The Premises are most substantially built, and judiciously ar ranged for the accommodation and coeu i of a large and re spectable Family, comprising principal and secondary chambers, dining-room, library, and suite of drawing room•, with a compe tent number of attached domestic offices, a garden in its rear. lead ing to a detached range of coach-house and stabling, with distinct entrance thereto. May be dewed between the hours of 12 and 5. by tickets, to be had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street, and at the Anctioa Mart, near the Bank, wheirfprinted particulars may be bad ; and at Mr. Uruce and Son's, Blitliter-square. LORD BERWICK'S PICTURES. lir R. PHILLIPS most respectfully notdiett, that on IV.I. FRIDAY, the t3th of April, shit following Day, at I, he ',hall SUBMIT by A teCTION, without reserve, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, the reserved and remaining parrof the distinguished and valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, of the Italian and Dutch Schools, the property of hard Berwick, com prising, among others, the celebrated " Virgin and Child." by Murillo, the grand historical pictures of " The Continence of Scipio," by Rubens; " Christ healing the Blind," by N. Poussin, and others by Masters of equal rankand merit. May be viewed lour days preceding the sale by catalogues only, Übe had at Is; each, et Mr. Phillips' 73, New Bond -street. T OF TUE FONTHIIiL LIBRARY, FOR3IED W. DECKFORD, ESQ. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that en MON. DAY, the lith of April and following days, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, Boutl.street, SELECTION of BOORS, in handsome bindings, Boob, of Prints, Missals, and Manuscripts, and which formed part of the' vast and valuable Lilatury at Foothill Abbey. Among the Boots are (Euvres de It trine ; Fables de Is Fontaine, par Montenault ; Voyage Pittoresque de la Syrie ; (Eovres d'Antonio Corregio ; s'stue rid Muse° Pio Clementine, 6 torn.; Lsrater's Essay on Physiognomy ; Montemptieu (eeuvres); Smith and Byrne's Views in Italy, splendid ropy ; Hamilton's, (Sir W.) Collection of En gravings; and many other equally valuable Works; valuable Galleries, illus.rative of the several Masters of the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Schools. May be vicwtd four days previous at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond street, where catalogues may be had at le. each. BALE BY AUCTION. TO SPORTING GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS. PAIR OF THOROUG64RED ARABIANS, AND TWO BROOD MARES IN FOAL, INDIAN GOATS, &c. Nothing would induce the Proprietor to part with the Horses but his return to India. By Mr. MECEY. Without reserve, ow the Premises of Thomas Baker. Esq. at Sherle7, two miles from Southampton, on THURSDAY. NEX f. at Twelve, ISRO BEAUTIFUL GRAY ARABIAN HORSES, . Wicked Will and Quaker, purchased by the present Pro prietor out of an Arab ship in Bengal, who is an experienced judge of the Arab breed, having dealt in shoo in India upwards of twenty years—and they have not been out of his hands since the purchase; they have superior strength and action end make a very handsome pair to drive or ride well. Wicked 'Will arid Quaker are nine yearn old this spring, 14 hands two inches high. Wicked Will his run, and proved himself a good racer. Also. two excel lent Brood Mares. in foal (br Wicked Will); and a Yearling Colt and Filly. Indian Goats, Harness, Saddle , . Bridles, &c. &c. May be viewed two days previous to the Sale; and for further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Southampton; if by letter, port paid. BLOOMSBURY -SQUARE. COMPACT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, held under the Puke of Bedford. _ TO be SOLD by PRIVATE C(iisITRACTby WIN STANLEY and SONS, the BENEVCIA,L - MAO, for nets Mnomea vans, of a - very enavenleot I * t, -fitted Toon .fiesidasee,. mew . 40itabl y situate No. 1, fllabary• place, 111nommbnevaquare, particularly er-lapted for a medical or: prote,sioral gentleman, containing gond dining and drawing rooms, morning i,arlour, library, airy bad.chanibers, and convenient do mestic offices, with a garden behind. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with further particulars, may be had of %Vinstanlcy and Sons, Paternoster-row. STOKE NEWINGTON. COM PACT RESIDENCE IN PERFECT ORDER, With an excellent Garden. Coach-hove, Stabling, &c. TO be LET by WINSTANLEY and SONS, on Loase for a Term or Twenty-one Years. with possession at Lady_ day, a genteel and neatly fitted RESIDENCE, adapted for a re spectable family, now in the occupation of James Cilennie, Esq. pleasantly situate in Church-street, Stoke Newington, and contain ing a noble drawing-room, eating-room, morning parlour, library, four good bed chambers, kitchen, wash-house, and extensive cel lars. A very' good garden, fore court-yard, conch.house, and stabling. To be viewed by tickets, which, with further particulars, obtained of Wlnstanlvy and bons, Paternoster-row. may be T URKEY COFFEE of the FINEST QUALITY, at the following reduced prices : Raw 1,. 13d. per pound, Roasted 3s. per pound. The Public are reapectfully informed that Government having reduced the duty on Turkey eofilise, they may now purchase that article at the above mentioned reduced prima, warranted of the finest quality, at JOHN MARSHALL and CO.'S TEA and COFFEE WAREHOUSE, N 0.12, Southampton-street, Strand. r I ENTLEMEN'S ELASTIC BELTS, warranted to keep their position on the body without pressure to support the corpulent, relieve debility, improve the figure, and for the ease and comfort of those who ride on herseback, or travel in carriages ; approved, by eminent medical men. Constructed upon entire new principles, by Robinson and Viatirin, 65, New Bond-street, where specimens may be seen. Country residents can send measure by inches. Letters must be post paid. fIANDLES 61d. per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds Bd. for cash, or credit on the usnal terms, at DAVIES'S old established Warehouse, t 3, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every article of the best, at prices as under fie. lid. per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds Ca. ; line Wax Certifies, Bs. 6d. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 2s. lid. ; Palace Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; 3lottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow, 66.5.; Curd, Ws. ; Windsor and Palm Soap, ls. 4d. per lb. ; Brown Windsor, Is. 9d. ; Scaling Wax, 4s. 6d. ; the hneat Sperm. Oil, es. 3d. per gallon.—Orders forwarded to an parts of the world. CBI NET-MA K ERS' SOC IET Y.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOMTORY for the •CARINBT.IIIIARORW BOCIM 'Y, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN 11A LL-STREET, opposite A ldgate Pump, aad which has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money, and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics ( who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses ; being satisfied with constant employ. went to enable them to support their families, the number of whom ' appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post d 10 ll Tent ditto - 1 6 0 Bordered Mattress to fit . 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - 610 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from f 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from .4:5 50to 7 7 0 Sofa Bedstead 3 it tt Mahogany lionic•llair Sofa 6 is 0 upwards A quantity of Paper Hanging! for Bed, Dining, and Drawing rooms, at nearly Half-price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Ilduses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old. Furniture taken in Exchange, Appraisements in Toe/ and Country: and Estates valued. ..... COMMITTEE. T. Corder J. Wilson J. Carter 'P. Hasler I J. Lined W. IVaghom THURNELL, Agent, J. HASLER Secretary. CIiAMBERS AND SON'S BANKRUPTCY. Yesterday a Meeting of the creditors of the estate of Messrs. Chambers and Son vas held at 3 Guildhall; Mr. Tooke in the Chair. The creditors were now called upon to authorise the sale of the Opera House, the estates which the bankrupts had possessed at Enfield Vase, Windsor, and such other property or interests as belonged to the bankrupts' estate, by private contract or by poplic auction, as the assignees might deem most expedient. Mr. HAMILTON, solicitor, objected to the sale of the King's Theatre by private contract. lie doubted whether it would be in their power to sell it by negotiation ! it was of a description which might fetch 180,0001. or not one-third, of that sum, according to the mode in which the sale was conducted. He proposed also that nu other properties, which exceeded 20001. each in value, should be disposed of in the same manner. Mr. MAT HER submitted that it would be highly injurious to limit she powers of the assignees in the manner proposed. That very day a proposal had been made for the purchase of the King's Theatre, which could not be disclosed to the creditors at large, for that would be to make it known to all the world. Advan tageous proposals might be expected, if they could be received privately, as many persona would not treat at all if thenegotiation was public. Mr. HAMILTON said, that the sale must receive the sanction ofa Public Meeting ultimately. A CREDITOR said, they ought not to throw any impediments hi the way of the sale, by restricting the power of the Assignees. He contended that the adoption of the course proposed by Mr. Hamilton would be productive of great injury to the property, which was of immense value, and on which the creditors mainly relied for a surplus. The delay which must be occasioned would afford opportunity far Chancery suite to work of course, at the ex pense of 'the general estate. Mr. Ottoose, see. also untended, that it was of the utmost im. penance to repose full outberity and madame with the assignees for the sale of the property. Mr. Geoose, jun. one of the assignees, said, that although they were not likely to exercise the authority with which it wu pro posed to invest them, yet it would enable them to act with greater advantage. The original proposition, for giving the assignees full power to sell the King's Thestreland the other property, by public auction or private contract, was ultimately carried. Power was also given to the assignees to manage the estates and lawsuits in the most Wean toccats manner for the creditors. It was proposed to give Mr. Chambers, sen. the house at Pad. dington in which' he lives, the ground-rent of which was equal to the reek-rut, and the furniture, north about 3001., but which, it was stated, would produce the creditors very little. This proposi tion occasioned considerable discussion, end it was stated that Mr. Chambers bad thwarted the creditors by law proceedings. It was, however, ultimately agreed to allow him possgsaion of the house and furniture, at the discretion of the trustees, and that he should receive an allowance for the services helel6t orm to the estate. The lease of the house occupied by Air . Chem jun. in Alfred place, North Crescent, and the furniture, together valued at 1501. was given to him ; and one of the assignees recommended the creditors to sign his masa% erg he had acted in the meet satisfac tory manner. PARLA AMENTART INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LOAIN, WtnxzenAy, MAiscsi 22. The Royal A .ssent was given by Commission to the following Bells : The Milked , and Marine Mutihrßille. the West India CAagy Bill, the Annual Indemnity Bill. the Prorniseory Notes Bill, the Bank Deposit, Bill, the Scotch Jurors Bill, the Irate Imprison ment and liars I Labour Bill, and to several Private Bill.. The Commissioners were, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl at SHAFTESBUI. v. and Lord 31ELetr.t.r. CURRENCY OF SCOTLAND. The Earl of OLASOOW presented a petition from the burs* of Renfrew arainat any alteration in the present system of bank*. in Scotland. •- • The Dukoof ATHOL presented a similar petition from Oki. gowrie. SLAVERY. Lord CALTHORPE presented petitions ageing Ithwery from the. followiig places s—Wakeneld, Basingstoke, Chelandoed. Brampton, I'restoo, Ware, and Caerphilly. MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. Irving, Inspector of Exports and Importe. presented the Annual Returns of the Trade at' the United Kingdoms for the ye ending the nth of January, Inn. Mr. Crater, front the Tretwory, presented the Annuli! Account of the Public Income and Expenditure for the _year 1820 Mr. Bregden, and other if colliers of the House ei . Cernmews„ brought op the Chelsea and Kilmainhem Hospitals t.al. the King's Inns (Dublin) BiII , and several Private Bills, all of whack were reef a first time. BRL'ACH It an‘Aers that Mr. Foribhtelne. the batrlider, had pored in Arguing an appeal ease before the Heave of Loglit which occasion lie animadverted in strong terms upon the tests , : many of a ,Mr. Illiarton. who had been examined as a wittiest. In consequence of those remarks the sort of Mr. Wharton addressed a letter to hit. Fonblainque, which the laver communicated' on Tuesday to the House. and swore to the receipt of the le-ter from the postman. Another witness proved the hand writing of Mr. Wharton. The LORD CHANCELLOR rose for the purpose of making a motion respecting the letter which he held in his hand. The case which he had to bring before their Isordships was without presedent:. bat his lordship thought it necessary to take notice of It. A Barrister, in addressing their lordships upon the business of bit client, made some observations upon the testimony of a wit.. nee who had been examined before their Lordships. If that lawyer had exceeded the bounds of his duty, or of propriety. in remarking upon the character of individuals, his Lordship would have felt it his duty to have interposed ; but it had not occurred to him at the time that there was any necessity for such interference. In consequence of the observations alluded to. and which were made in the_gpurse of judicial ,proceedings, Mr. Feoblanque re ceived the fo•Ueing letter : " Sir—ln consequence of what you said respecting my father, I. beg to inform you that you are a liar and a scoundrel, you being the first man that ever doubted my father's veracity. (Signed) " J. C. WHotrow." His Lordship thought it necessary to take sorne such notice of the letter as would in future protect the Counsel who might be employed to plead before their Lotdshipa. His Lordship thee moved that J. C. Wharton be ordered to attend at the bar of the House to-morrow (this day) at four o'clocir.—Ordered. BANK NOTES. Earl GROSVENORga4notieethat he would move for certain papers relating to the state of slavery in the island of lietbice, and also that the COmmi,tee on the currency be instructed to inquire into the best mode of enforcing the payment of bank notes wherecer they might be issued. The Earl of LAUDERDALE wished to remind the N this Earl that the duties of the Committee were confined to Scot land and Ireland, and therefore that they could not interfere vitas the currency of England. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Lord MELVILLE gave notice that he would on Thursday bring in a Rill to make perpetual a Bill passed last Saiion of Parliament, empowering Joint Stock Companies in Scotland •to sue and be sued in the name of their °Meas.—Adjourned. ROUSE OF COMMONS, WEHRtscrAr, MARCH 22. Mr. Irving, Inspector-General of Export" and Importa.' brought up an account of the Exports and Imports of the Volts& Kingdom, for the year ending 3th Jan. 1826. 3I r. Crefer, from the Treasury, brought up an ,te nu -of pound" 3% of toaaao and snuff charges* r ipso' IntilmtnA 2p l - ' WWI .41".•••.11.• 041,4 •I. %MINIM. MARGATE THEATRE. The Margate Theatre Bill was read a third time and passed, having undergone some amendment in the Lords relative to the days on which plays might be represented to that Theatre. . . LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. General GASCOYNE brought up. the report of the Committee on the Liverpool and Manchester Railimy, which stated that they had heard Counsel on the merits of the Bill ; had found all the allegations of the Bill correct, and. had made several amendments therein. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Sir C. COLE presented a petition from tbe County of Cam bridge, praying for the abolition of Negro slavery ; and a simile, petition from the Town of Cambridge. Similar petitions were presented by Sir William Ingleby , from Holford and Spilsby. in Lincolnshire ; by Mr. Curweu. trent. IVhitehaven and Workington ' in Cumberland ; by Mr. Denison. from Godalming, in Surrey : and by Colonel Wood, from the bo rough of Brecon. Mr. BUTTERWORTH resented petitions from aTsvivh in• York, and from Ittbrd, in Essex, praying for the abolition of Negro slavery. Ordered to be printed. UXBRIDGE ROAD BILL. The Uxbridge Road Bill was read a third time and passed. PRIVATE BILL COMMITTEES. Mt. CALCRAFF requested Mr. Littleton would not bring forward his resolutions relative to Private Ilills that night. There was not, in his opinion, a sufficiently full attendance of Members then to go into the consideration of those resolutions. If the lion. Member would postpone them until after after the holidays there would be a fuller House, and the subject could then be discussed to greater advantage. Mr. LITTLETON said it was his intention to make.some alteration in the resolutions, without at all interfering with their principle. He thought the better mode was, to withdraw the reso lutions for the present, with an understanding that he should bring them forward again, the same in substance, but with the alterations he before adverted to. 'the resolutions were then postponed to the 20th April. ASSESSED TAXES. Mr. TIABERLY presented a petition from Abingdon. praying for a reduction of the Assessed Taxes ; and another petition front the same place, praying a general diminution of taxes.—Ordered to be printed. WINDOW TAX. Mr. MABERLY presented a petition from James Barber, schoolmaster, praying a reduction of the Window Tax. ALLOWANCE TO ADJUTANTS OF MILITIA. Colonel WOOD presented a petition from 21 Adjutants of thr, regular Militia, complaining of the ream allowance, ond'praying to have it increased to the original standard. He said the peti tioners had been reduced in the year 1822 on an allowance of six' shillings per day; the former allowance to such Aunt. atter having served twenty years, was eight shillings per day. His ob ject at present was, that the petition might be showed to lie on the table; and when the !louse was in a Committee of Supply, he would state reasons why the old allowances should be granted to these petitioners. In rd PALMERSTON said that the alteration in the rate of allowance to those officers was made in compliance with the order* of the House. The Petition was ordered to lie en the table. LAW OF PATENTS. Lord PALMERiiikk presented Ipet:limn from ale. James Collinge,praying that the law relative to patents might be placed on the same footing as that which protected copyrights. The Notihr Lord made some observations which were nearly inaudible; we understood him to recommend the abrogation of all restrictions on useful inventions ; and that the creations of individual invention should be encouraged as much as possible, which lie thought would be more advantageous to the country than the continuance of those restrictions could effect. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said it was a subject oilman importance ; there was no doubt but a great deficiency existed in the law of patents, and he thought that every encouragement should be given to inventions. The restriction which was cont.. plained of in the prayer of the petition, relative to the number 'of persons who could enter into a joint participation of the benefits of a patent, ought, in his opinion. to be removed. The number of persons was limited to six, by the 6th Gem 1., called the Bubble Act. That limitation might be attended with great inconvenience. The duration of patents is limited to fourteen years, and the peti. tioner prayed that the law in that particular should be assimilated to that of copyrights ; but the law in this instance Is dissimilar to that of other nations. In France patents might be obtained for five. :co, or fifteen years. In some inventions the machinery might be so complicated as to be attended with great expense, and Bills had passed to extend the period of duration. He thought, bowev.e, that 14 years were sufficient for ordinary patents to remunerate per. eons for the expense they had incurred and the merit of the inventh.u. The as Renal! of obtaining patents in this couturt anct France was 114 same: the expense in France was 1,500 francs, tnd in England JOOI. Patentees were not on the same looting as ituthols it an author make any inventions in chemistry or any otter science. and he publishes it to the world, the substance of those inventions insar pirated and made use of; the copyright was limited to year n , renewable renewable at the expiration of that time , i which made equivalent to 20 years. It was not the same with pate nts, the y wer e limited to 14 years, which might not be sufficient for a complicated ia vention, and might, under !tech circumstances, be emended. Na agreed with the Noble Lord. that every eneourageownt 40100 La