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• (9(% i I I I ~~ ~ ~~ EAST INDIA lIOUSE, April 12, 1826. ' THE Court of Directors of t he United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do titc:lty Ore Notice. , That Cie Committee of Buying and Warehouttes sill be ready, so or at any time before WEDNESDAY, 10th May, 1826, to re retie Pmpotials in Writing, sealed up, from such persons as may be willow to supply the Company with NO LEAD; sod that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon applica. tun to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Propvials must held' before Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of the gala 10th day of May, 1836, after which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, S. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 12, 1826. THE Court o r Dirertars of Me United Company of r o preliants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby give .dire, Thu the Committee of Buying and Nrarehousci will be ready, on at at any time before Weilnesday,3d p erso n to receive proposals lo writing. settled up.,tram such persons as may be willing total , . ply the Company with PACKING CASES; And that the conditions of the Contract may be seen upon applies. eon to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the proposals must be left before Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon of the said Ed day of May, lel, after which hour the Committee will noareceire any ender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 111 HE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the E. SOCIETY of UNITED POWPMASTEIIB and others iwesiewsed in letting Horses tothire will take placeat the Freemasons ' Tatum Great Queen -street , Lincoln's Inn-fields, on WEDNES DAY,. the 19th Inst. Dinner on table at h alf. p ast Three o'clock C IY. teas 14a. each, to be had at the bar of the Tavern. N.B.—For the despatch of business the Cnair will be taken at One o'clock. CUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. SIXTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER. PRESIDENT The Right lion. WILLIAM Earl of LONSDALE, E.G. Laotian Tavern. Behopagate.street. THURSDAY, April 2®. Lord FREDERICK BENTINCK in the Chair. STEWARDS. turd Frederick Bentinck Joseph Bowman, Esq. Sir James Robert George Ora- John Fawcitt z Esq. boo, Bart. John Ray. EM. P. H. Howard, Esq. Edward Stanley, Esq. Buoy Howard, Esq. John Thompson, Es y. Jobs Stirise, Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. Joseph Bebb, Esq. Isaac Thompson, Esq. Diane on Table at Five o'Clock.—Tickets2o.. each, to be had of the Stewards and emninlttee ; and of John Dirkett, Esq. Ho norary Secretary, & Cleak.lane. An Annual General 3leeting of the Institution will be held on the sane dsy, at Three o'Clock precisely, for the Election of Children, °Seers, &c. Four more Children will be admitted ; and all applications for admission must be made to the Secretary. accompanied with a certificate of baptism, together with the recast. samdatioa of two tient:ton. MAGDALEN HOSPITAL, , Ithaca 93, 1826. Ha loyal Memos the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. PIESII:I7:NT. The Right Hon. the Earl of RADNOR. TICS-eagstnEwrs. Attu lion. Earl Grosve , or lion. Mr. Justice Park :light Hon. the Earl of Liver- Thomas Dorrien, Esq. 3lichnel Angelo Taylor, Esq. Honourable Philip Posey Tressurer. Benjamin lemmata, Esq. The ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the IsOVERNOPS ' of this HOSPI TA I, will be holden on FIIDAY, the I itk of April, at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street ; after a SERMON to be preached In the Chapel of the Hospital. by the Rev. GERRARD THOMAS A NDREWES, M.A., Clerk in Orders of St. Jvmew's, \i'estminater. The Chapel Doors will be opened at Twelve o'Clock, and Divine Savior begin at One. ITERAIMS. The V.arl of Bristol Iced Kenyon Sir Grow Cbettryttd, But., Rev. E. Berens Benjamin Lancaster. E•q. Stewart Marjoribanke, L• q. Dinner to be on Table By order of the t:onimittee, Andrest Miesllle, Esq. Aleeinder Park. Esq. John Pep p. Esq. Charles Pott, Esq. George Stone, Esq. John Tonnd, Esq. Six o'Clock prechely. JOHN PRINCE, Sec. T ONDON HOSPITAL, MARCH 11, 1826.—a-The KJ ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the Benefit of this Cha ty will be preached in the Chanel of the Hospital, by the Right Rev. the Bishop of St. Davnl's. before His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, President, V Z 8 IDEN TI. Bis Grace the Dukeof Welling. The Right lion. Lord Henniker ton Sir Eliab Harvey, K. G. C. The Most Noble the Marquis of M. P. &lasting, Samuel Thornton. Esq. The Most Noble the Marquis of Sir Wm. Curtis, Barr. 31. P. Hertford Sir Robert Wignrn, Bart. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount I George Byng, Esq. 31. P. Torrington William :11 elfish, Esq. The Right lion. and Right Rev. 1 William Manning, Esq. M. P. the Lord Bishop of London 1 ' Nicholas Charrington, Esq. Treasurer, arid the rest of the Governors of the London Hospital, on THURS. DAY, April 13, 1826. "f be Congregation will be admitted at Two o'Clock. Tickets for the Governors and their Friends, to be had. gratis. of the Stewards, at the Hospital, and of the Secretary. —No Children u r.der seven years of age can be admitted. Divine Service to begin at Half.past Three o'Clock, instead of Three, as formerly advertised. The Governors and Friends of t at the London Tavern, at Five His Royal Highness the DI in the! STEWARDS TOR THE MOH Samuel Birch, Esq. Alderman John Barnes, Esq. Robert Bingley. Eq. R. W. H. Dare, Esq. John Deacon, Esq. William King, Esq, George Palmer, Esq. James Peppercorne, Esq. A Collection will be made at after !inner; but all Donations fully received.—Tickets 21a. sad JOHN Ji the Hospital will afterwards Dine 'Clock. 1./KE of GLOUCESTER, Chair. ITY-SIZTH ANNIVERSARY. 1 Joseph Pulley, Esq. Janus Schooling, Esq. James Scott, Esq. Benjamin Standring, Esq. 1 Miles Stringer, Esq. Matthew Wanton, Esq. Henry Waymouth, Esq. ' the Chapel Doer. No Collection and Subscriptions will be thank. INES, Secretary, 12, M inories. DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at the Vestry-room, Spiral. Heide, on Wednesday. April 12, 1024, The Lord Bishop of CHESTER to the Chair. The Committee regret to state, that in consequence of the nearly exhausted state of their Funds, they have been obliged to reduce the scale of allowance to the distressed Silk Weavers, and to give only Iv. a week to a man and his wife. The utter insufficiency of this relief is too evident to require proof ; and even this must very shortly be stopped. The Committee eszneetly press upon the liberal and humane the extreme urgency of the case ; and venture to suggest to those Ladies of distinction, where example would be influential, the propriety of ordering British silks at their mercers, as the most likely method of furnishing employment for the dis tressed weavers. Amount before advertised - . X 15,641 6 11. X. 8.1 -- .X. s. Thomas Herring, Esq. Is. Boston - - 5 0 Mrs. Herring - 5 0 l.ipital.square - 5 0 Rev. Joseph Fletcher 1 1 By the Lord Bishop of Chester. The Lord Bishop of Ox ford - . 20 0 Mr. Foster - 1 1 P. Ihe!try, Esq. per Child and Co. - 10 0 By Jleasra. Smith, Payne and Co._ _ _ Two Ladies, per Dr. R. H. Harvey 4 0 By Sir W. Curds add Co. Est. Dr. D'Oyley 5 6P. - - . 2 9 Rev. W. H. Hale, Charter. By Mean. Rogers and Co. house 2 2 Thomas Webster, Esq. 1 I E. fi. - - I 1 By Messrs. Barnard and Co. Messrs. Bowden and Son 2 2 Dlr. Alderman Birch, 11 NVm. Cotton, Esq , second donation - 5 5 donation - 10 10 C. E. 11'dronn, Esq. Bog- Joseph Alawman, Esq. 2d 110 f . 5 5 donation . 5 0 Mrs. Wilsonn - 5 5 By Messrs. Williams, Deacon By SirJ. Lubbock and Co. and Co. P. W. Alaydw, Esq. 2d Miss Fcarn . 8 0 donation - 110 By Alen. Barclay and Co. Jily Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co. J.O - - 2 0 Rd. Lluellyn, Esq. per sir fly i lk i l . er 3 s ar rs. ho f w illz i i r i t nd Co. Wakefield 5 d M o ' n a a k t e i fi on eld and Cu. 2il - 6 0 . Martin, SBy tone and Megan. Cocks and Co. Co. ft Neon Peter Still, Esq. - 6 6 71 ". D°brios - 1 1 By Mews. Drunimonds and Co. C. ll4 u .S n l en eta n z S' , l l ll . is s iin i l . Co. _ per Child and Co. 10 0 Right Hon. lolly Char- La . y l'. ‘i jo ar n b es ti . rt t on :Bl. - : : By Messrs. Hoare, Thomas Lowndes, Esq. Wm Buncombe, per do. 5 0 26 donation - 10 10 (`.light lion. the Earl of Right Hon. Sir William liarrowby, per ditto 50 0 (Irani . 10 10 Bubscr . iptio . ns arereceilred by the Right Honourable_ the .. . Lcord b last., W. Hale, R eq . Treasurer, Wood-street, SpitalUlds, and ft/ ,4 e - , 1441r-.‘4Stil'llt. 1 .- I s. r , •. .____.,..,r...„.„,...___ _ . ,_. ~ ) ~.., ~/ / ,,,,,(;./14- /- -./.€ ' , eti..- •--....... __ 4.. %. -- - _ ...4.0 l 1r : •• if ir , 1 A,. : , . 0 0 fp.. lr* S, • , -, , ~iv • —"•••••...: ‘.. 4 4 . 4 I I Ili) * . t , • P t. ,„ . '1 1 „ : 1 rik ai 1 L i re • . . . , . . r.riviitliv THITRAIIAV. APRIL 13, 1826. COSMORAMA-PANORAMIC EXHIBITION.-1 209, REOENT-STRZET. The Public are respectfully informed, that a total change haring taken place In the Views, they are now u follows : Bregbenta and Lake of Constance ; Hospital of St. Bernard ; Interior of St. Peter's Church and Place Naironne, at Rome ; Berne ; London Docks ; Arsenal of Lisbon ; Mont Blanc ; Mount Vesuvius during an eruption ; Jerusalem ; Three Views of the Chateau and Park of Versailles ; and the interior of Canter bury Cathedral, which was exhibited at cheapening of the Diorama, and which attracted so much public attention. Open from ten in the morning till dusk. Admittance One Shilling. UTOMATA, ANCIENT ARMOUR, INFEZ: TINE ARITHMETICIAN, GIANT, &c. GOTHIC- HALL, 7, lIAYMAIIKET ' The celebrated Musical end other Automeis, displaying. in • great variety of subjects, from the moat elegant human figure down to the smallest birds and insects, the astonishing powers of me chanism, by their wonderful imitations of human nature ; together with the choice collection of Ancient Armour surrounding the liall.—Also the Inlantine Arithmetician, only slx years °lege, gifted with the astonishing faculty of solving arithmetical ques tions, without the use of either pen or pencil, or even a knowledge of the numerals themselves. This highly interesting child uni formly details the method pursued by him in arriving at the so lution of the proposed questions.—Admittance, .2s. ; Children ' IS. Also, the surprising Giant, Mons. Louis, the tallest man who has visited this kingdom since the days of O'Brien. and far superior in elegant symmeter,Pr^portion, and muscular strength. Monsieur Louie' (who is 25 rears of age, possessing all the polite and apes. able manners of his countrymen, will gra tify Ids visitors with a sight of his favourite Horse, Nonpareil, being the smallest in the world--Admittance, ••• The Child will be attended to the residences of the nobility andgentry, after six o'clock in the evening. VVrESTMINSTER FIRE OFFICE, KING-STREET, COVENT-a/AMEN (established 1717), for insuring Build ings, Household Furniture, Goods, and Stock in Trade, from Lou or Damage by Fire, throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Attendance is given et this Office every day from Nine till Four o'clock (Saturdays excepted, on which day the Office shuts at Three o'clock precisely): Persons insuring for seven - years at one payment are allowed one year for such advance ; and at the end of the seven years lase allowed a i nns t. The Premiums on the three ordinary Classes have, with certain exceptions. been redured as follows t In the first Class . to Is. fid. per Cent. In the second Clue - to 2s. 6d. per Cent. In the third Class - to 4s. 6d. per Cent. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. N.B. No charge made for Policies where the Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. This Office has always paid for Damage by Lightning. POLICIES IN THE EQUITABLE AND THE ROOK OFFICES. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mitt, an FRIDAY. the 2ht instant. APOLICY for ONE THOUSAND POUNDS in the EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE, New Bridge. street, effected in ISIA, will the iteeumulatlone thereon. Alm two POLK:Witte SUL each in the ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE. Particulars may be had of Whistanley and Sons, Pafernester. mar t and at the Mart. UNITED EMPIRE LIFE ASSURANCE ASSO CIATION, 10, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-MALL, For the Insuranee of Lives, Contingent Assurances and Survivor ship*, Endowments for Children, for the Purchase and Sale of Annuities and Reversions, and to Grant Annuities. MIRECTOOII - E. COLEBROOK E, Bart. Chairman. Lieutenant-Colonel 31. till A WE, Deputy-Chairman. J. R. /limit, Esq. Nugent Kirkland. Esq. Harry Cook, Esq. Sir John-Scott Lillie. H. T. Colebronke, Esq. F.R.S. I Sir James M'Origor, F.R.S. Sir Francis Desanges I Capt. W. A. Montagu, Fellow.',W. D. Esq. C.B. John Kingston, Earl. BAN IC Eas—Mesers. Drummond. Persons effecting• Lite Assurances with this Society will not merely derive immediate benefits by the Rates and Conditions. but extensive ultimate advantages, as it is one of its leading principles that the Assured for the whole term of lifeahall eventually possess the entire Funds and Resources of the Association, participating also, in the interim, in each periodical division of Profits. The Association continues to advanoe Money on Reversions and Annuities satisfactorily secured. The Board Days are on Wednesdays at Three o'Clock, and on Fridays at Eleven. Attendance daily, from Ten till Five o'Clock, to receive Propo sals, and to furnish every information that may be required. The Half.yestly Dividend of Five per Cent. Interest en Shares may be received by Proprietors during the same hours. By Order, JOHN RATRAY, Registrar. AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS to the SOCIETY for the SUPPRESSION of MENRIEITY, held at the Freemason's Hall this day. The Right Honourable the Earl of HARDWIEKE, 8.G., &c. &c. in the Chair. . COPYRIGHT iN FLEMING'S WEEKLY EXPRESS. AND FLEMING'S WEEKLY EXPREaSAND BRITISH FARMER'S CHRONICLE. By Vl9 MITA NLEY and SONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY.; the 21st instant, at 12, by direction of the Assignees, A MOIETY of the COPYRIGHT of FLEMING'S 11 - WEEKLY EXPRESS. and FLEMING'S WEEKLY EXPRESS and BRITISH. PARM ER'S CHRONICLE, which hare been established nearly three( years, and arc published, the former on Sunday, and the latter on Mond y. Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Charles Arnett. Solicitor, West-street. Finsbury Circus; at the Meet ; and of Winetanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. SELECTION OF CHOICE WINES. THE PROPERTY OF A PERSON OF DISTINCTION. By %V I NSTA N LEY and SONS. At thz Mart, on FRIDAY, the 21st inatant. at 1. BOUT Sixty Dozen or very choice FRENCH WINE. 13 being the genuine Property of a Perann of Distinction. and now lying in his cellars at the West-end of the Town. from whence it will be delivered in London, with Permits, free of expense, in. eluding two hogsheads of superior Claret. vintage of 18Ikbettled 1821 ; and one hogshead of Red Hermitage, bottled In Reply& her last. Samples to be obtained foul days receding the sale, of Winston. ley and Sons, Paternoster-row . ; of whom Catalogues may be had g Catslogues also at the Mart. Tido day, 2 vols. foolscap 13yn. a Third Edition of n BERON, a Poem, from the German e of Wieland. WILLIAM SOTH Printed for Jolot Murray, Otii Saturday, App IS, will be Pobliitii;d• THE REPORT OF THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY for the CONVERSION and RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTfON and EDUCATION of the NEGRO SLAVES in the BRITISH WEST INDIA ISLANDS for the Year 111 DCCCXX V. Sold by C. and J. Riyingoon, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Waterloo.place ; and 148, Strand. Just published. pekiik - ACATALOGUE of upwards of TWO HUNDRED ORI(HNAL and AUTHENTIC PORTRAITS, painted on Panel, Canvas, &c.; many of them by Artists of celebrity, and ha excellent Carved Frames ; also, a swill Cottee don of Miniatures, Bronzes, and Mi•ctilaneous Pictures, illus trated Books, a few Scrap Books. Portfolios with (testes, &e. Among the Portraits are several of the early EnglKh Kings and Queens. Noblemen, Statesmen, Military and Naval Heroes, and other Persons of at note : also, some, highly interesting to many of the existing Noble Families ; most of them in genuine condition and fine preservation. The whole of which, being the latgeat Collection of the sort ever offered. are now on sale, at the prices affixed to each, by H. Redd, No. 17, Air -street. Piccadilly. IIIHE LONDON AND ;BY, Port, Vintage 1820-- Claret. Lafitte an d M a r- Ditto Crusted -38 s. gaux . 728. to Ofia Ditto 5 to 8 years in Sparkling Cham bottle . 48s —58 s. pagne 725. —84 s. Sberry,Pale&Brown 275. Ms. Do. and Creaming of Do. Amontillado - 424. —48 n. the tiro quality . *At. Madeira, West India 36.. —42 a. St, Peray, dry and spark. Das ) East India . 48s. Ws. lino( .F3s. -72 a. Medias 425. —48 s. Chablis - --- 83 s. Teneriffe, Lis bon, Vi. Hermitage, Red and donia,& slonntain 38s. 365. White - - 72. 1145. Claret, St. Julien -42 a. —48 s. Moselle. Sauterne. &c. 50s. 801%. Old Tom, Jamaica Rom, and Cognac Brandy, Fern -tosh, &c. per imperial measure, at re duced prices. Battled Stout. Cider, Pew, Blew and Edinburgh Also. •• • All Goods must be *a for on or before delivery. Letters, pest paid, to bb addressed Wiltiass Oodfrse and Co., Ho. 18, Strand. FREEHOLD HOUSE, BREAD-STREET. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY May 9. at 12, by OrdMT the Es.. ecutors of Mt. tHayward. deceased. AN eligible FREEHO 1) ESTATE, consisting of a WAREHOUSE and DWELLINO.HOUrSE. situate No. 24, Bread-street, Cheapside, containing several chambers, goal sitting-rooms, excellent shop. cnunting.house, and cellars. To be viewed fourteen days preceding the sale, by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pa. ternoster.row. Particulars also of Messrs. Yandercom and Co mp), Solicitors, Bush-lane. Cannon.strect ; and It the Mart. Dozen. . to 84%. 424. W EST MI NhT ER WI NE Y, No. 16, Strand, opposite wady on Sale= Per Dozen A Report of the Society's proceedings having been read, it was proposed by the Right Honourable Earl De La Warr, seconded by Samuel Crompton. Esq. M.P., and resolved unanimously— That this Meeting has heard, with great satisfaction, the Report now presented by the Board cf Management, and recommend that the same be printed and circulated with an Appendix of Cases, and such other Documents as the Board may consider advisable. That this Meeting is deeply impressed with a conviction of the great benefits that have atiacn from the Society's operations, as evinced in the marked improvement which has taken place in the state of the public streets, when contrasted with the scenes they exhibited previously to the establishment of the Society, and that in the opinion of this Meeting equal benefit has accrued front the Society's system of inquiry into begging letters, by which itn porettee has been resumed, and the cause of charity greatly aided. That the Subscribers now present pledge them* Ives to use their utmost exertions to procure such additional subscriptions as mayienable the Managers to maintain the Institution upon the scale of its present efficiency; and they strongly recommend the Subscribers in general to adopt a similar course. It was moved by Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, seconded by the Right lion. Lord Calthorpe, and Resolved unanimously, That the respectful thanks of this Meet ing be presented to hislioyal Highness the Duke of York, for the continued patronage afforded by his Royal Highness to the various objects of the Institution. It was moved by the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, seconded by Ed. ward, Penrhyn, Esq., and Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, President of the Insti tution; and to the Vice-Presidents, for the liberal support and countenance with which they have uniformly honoured the Society. It was moved by the Right Hon. Lord Gage, seconded by W. P. Creufurd, Esq., and Resolved unammoutly—That the thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to William Williams, Esq. M.P. Treasurer of the Institu tution ; Thomas Abrahams, Esq. Honorary Counsel ; William Tooke, Esq. Honorary Solicitor ; and William Henry Bodkin, Esq. Honorary Secretary, for the attention they have paid to the affairs of the Institution, and that they be requested to continue in their respective offices for the year ensuing. It was moved by the Hon. Captain Bowles, R.N., seconded by Sir James Larighain, Bart.. and Resolved unanimously—That the present Board of Management and Auditors be re-elected, with power to the Board of Manage. merit to fill up any vacancy which may occur. Lord Hardwicke being under the necessity of leaving the Chair, it was taken by Lord Gage. After which it was moved by General Neville, seconded by J. Boileau, Esq., and Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to the Right lion. the Earl of Hardwicke, for the interest at all times manifested by his Lordship in the prosperity of the So ciety, and for his kindness in presiding upon the present occasion. (Signed) Gaon, Chairman. It was moved by Edward Penrhyn,EN., seconded by John Boi leau, Esq., and Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord Gage tin his kindness in taking the Chair upon the retirement of Lord Hardwicke. (Signed) W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Sec. Mendicity Office, Red Lion-square, April 12. •.• The Subscriptions received at the Meeting will be advertised in a few days. CHEVALIER RUSPINA'S MEDICINES, • T HE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inft.rm the Nobility, °entry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr. OMzrles Butler, 4, Cheapside. Agent for the isle of his Medicines, viz. the Dentrifice and Tincture fur beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for curing the Tioth-ache ; and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all Bleeding* external and internal. • They are now wepared by the CHEVALIER from the original Receipt of his •Fathir. Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 64. Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 7b, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers. New Bond.street ; and the Principal Medicine Venders throughout the United King. dom. a' The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Name of the Chevalier J. B. Itu.pini, is engraved on the Dovesament Stiattp which le attached to each Box and Bottle. RUSSELL-SQUARE. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE, With Coach-house, Stabling. and Offices. MO be LET,.by WINSTANLEY and 'SONS, for an unexpired Term of about Seven Years, a commodious RESIDENCE, eligibly situate in Russell-square, and adapted for a family of respectability containing numerousbed-charnbers, dressing,rooms, noble dining and drawing-rooms. excellent domes. tic offices, double coach-house, stable for three hones, ample eel. larage, &c. To be viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. LONG ESTABLISHED GOLDSMITH'S AND JEWEL LER'S, IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF ST. JAMES'S. V O be SOLD . by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the STOCK in TRADE avid GOOD-WILL of a BUSI NESS, about 40 years established, and of the first-rate connexion. For particulars and terms, apply to Mr. Chu. Hutslet, Solicitor, No. 7, Northumberland-street, Strand. we the constitutioa of us, prescribes. " If • father i. how much rester IC I hare boon sawn, Bahian here thy SAM, of one month? Thaw ',thy of such en howoor. .can aeubt the necessity of •PI 11,PAK Nre ter - LitricitlGENCE. HOUSE AT LORDS,' Winglintair,APats. 12. • r—w-r SLAVERY. The Earl of DARTMOUTH presented a petition from Wed. neibuty, in Statfordshire, praying for the abolition of slaiery, and for en equalisation of the ditties on East and West India saws. CURRENCY OF SCOTLAND. The Duke of ATHOL presented a petition from Perthshire, whist any alteration in the present system of banking in Scotland. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF IRELAND. The &riot HARROWBY moved for certain rums of the upon* sod - impost.: of Ireland.—Ordered. •BRITISH SHIPPING. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY presented a petition from the ahi wren of Sunderland, in Durham, praying the protection of theislatatr against the competition of foreign shipping. ROBERT HUGHES (late Morel and Hughes, Ca. binet-makers and Upholsterers, of (treat Marlborough. street) has the honour to acquaint the Nobility and °entry, that the PARTNERSHIP between him and Mr. MOREL TER MINATED December 71st; ftnd that he (R. Hughes) has opened his Establishment with an entirely new Stock, at 116, Piccadilly, opposite the Ureen Park. January 2, 1826. WILLIAM SHUTTLE WORTH (Successor to Wil- Itant Cluk), of the old established CIDER CELLAR, No. 20. klakler.-lane, Covent-garden, begs leave most respectfully to inform his Friends and the Puhlic that he has on sale a qur.tity of PERRY, CIDERS, ALES, and STOUT. of superior quality and flavour, in casks nr bottles. and at very low prices. ° se The Trade supplied on reasonable Terms. A CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, in one of the oldest established Wholesale and Retail Houses In the Metropolis, wishes for an APPRENTICE. He will be liberally treated, and every attention paid tp perfect him in the various departments con. netted with the Drug Trade, and be entitled to the Freedom of the Apothecaries' Company. Apply by letter (post paid) to J. T. J. Office of the British Press, 181, Strand. tormiele, not. only Web of seed seeing Rio de Janeiro, 31st Jam Yesterday, presence of our Pedro 1., for the Maria de Gloria. of the 24. Numbers skip before dry-break, which we are indebted for their rem et at tbls THE BRAZEN HEAD has to apologise to the Public for his lucubrations not appearing, as announced, on the 11th instant. The " Head" had to encounter some unfore seen technical difficulties in completing his arrangements and he has determined to be oracular at longer intervals than he originally contemplated. hut to discourse at greater length. The SHAZEN HEAD will be published weekly. price Six. pence; and the first Number will appear on Wednesday, the 19th of April. :II CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen prceeding . to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will Find i n this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords Caps. Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large a nd well.manufset ured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed. ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel.. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re , /intakes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise p . great Variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, Military and Ilindostanee Book, Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phaeton Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery &c. &c. fur horns use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of ramilent plan of lift; sears standing is strictly attended to the' a 'king bat one Randy Money yfice, from whiclt up abataaest will be mode. • BRITISH THEATRE, published by J. CUMBER , LAND. ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. The Proprietors of " Dolby's British Theatre" having pur, chased the entire Stock, Copyrights,—in fact, the whole of the Bankrupt's Interest in the said Work—are continuing it on an en, larged and improved Plan ; being resolved to spare neither labour nor expense to render it worthy of the extensive patronage it has hitherto received. This Work embraces the most popolar acting Tragedies, Co medies, Operas, Farces, &c.: it will also be enriched by valuable Copyrights of successful new Pieces;—ever, Seventh Number will contain a Portrait, engraved on Steel, for the purpose of insuring brilliant impressions through every succeeding edition. The greatest attention will be paid to typographical correctness; the Portraits will be drawn by that very competent and ingenious artist, Mr. Wageman, from actual sittings granted by the Per. formers;-)the Engravings will be executed in a masterly manner by Mr. Woolnoth :—the moat interesting Scenes will be taken in the Theatres, by Mr. R. Crnikshank, and engraved by Mr. Bon ner ;—..the Work altogether, in point of accuracy and embellish ment, will be found superior to any other of a similar nature. Hine Remarks, Biographical and Critical, will contain a consi derable portion of analysis and dramatic anecdote; the Party from whom they proceed possessing peculiar advantages front an intl.' mate acquaintance with early theatrical history, as also from a personal knowledge of some of the brightest ornaments who have illustrated, and continue to illustrate, the British Drama. In estimating the various talents that contribute to the entertainment of the Public, he will be guided by Truth alone; and as he enters upon his task " con amore," he will. pram into his service every particular that is likely to prove interesting to the LOUTS of Dra matic Research. The celebrated Comedy of " A Bold Stroke for a Wife," with an original Portrait of Mr. William Farrell, in the character of Periwinkle, is jumpublishedi being No. Ilk of" Dolby's British . Published - also this day, No. 86. The GOOD-NATURED MAN, a Comedy in Five Acts, by Dr. Goldsmith. A NUMBER will be PUBLISHED regularly on the lit of EVERY MONTH • and, in the event of any new Piece Or Revival occurring, an asislitimsal Number rip appose who m id*, of the Montt. No. 19, Ludgate-bill, April P, 1826, • • Theatre." 41 / At day-break t de Saute, waited of the principal rounded it; the. number of public . looked with affection precious a treasure. ter, standing on t love and fidelity . lutes of the fortresses. contributed to enhance relict of this scene. A. the signal for departun with the greatest order tide and a light hs the garrison was . greatest enthusiasm. gate got under weigh ; Captain -- , neon of his counti,:itien, solicited .oe twoopr to accompany t.., Ai, jesty on this occasion, to whidi his Majesty, was pleased ta avocet, At the same time the Paragunia and Pining" frigates sailed, sit by the promptneat of theie manceuvres and Boe appearance, shotrig what the imperial Davy already is, and will in futuippecome. . DECREE. * Desiring to accept the invitation-made to me by the Gotentmena of Cultn6ia, through my Plenipotentiary at London , to take in the Congreoi to be assembled at Panama, foe the pinnate posing. diseuming. an:. debating on the important meow may serve to establish and consolidate the future deadotitiom several independent states, laying down the true principles t sir political relauom towards each other, payidg due regard to thilegis timate and well.understoad interests of the European -Power', and in general of the other parts of the civilized world. according to the farms of their respective Governments, and the luminous-mind*, of the universal law of nations ; and this commission ecquiriog i person ,qualified by his knowledge, talents, and patrionsii, foe such art .office, I am pleased to appoint Theodcareßiataleadq. Member of my Council, &e. to be my Plenipotentiary at the said Congress of Panama. Rio Janeiro, Signed by his Majesty the EMPEROR' 514. 4, l Vi sc ount a6, de INIIA3IIIUPE DE Clallik, .1 , 4 Fgnituagy' IL OFFICIAL ARTICLB. On the 27th of August, last year, SenliinAntooM ittanoel Called* ds Camara, Consul and Political Agent of this Empire, was re. ceised, with extraordinary distinction, pt a public audience, by the SupeemePerpetual Dictatos of Paraguay. . i•• • [The Diarist of Bahia to hip to , iic ' The Number of the 12th contains a very Wag letter to the - tar, :front which it *emit that thstehad been some 11360t111 dieted''r antes on the publication of the Proclamation of the ii.ing of Portugal, by which he announced hie recognition of the lede,. penitence of Brazil The following is the** pgragellet of Oil ktter:-- ~ .. • . . . " What does this mean? Blows, deaths, wounds with siteetd Grouper of Portuguese, all armed, molesting the peaceful Meet* and alarming families, without respect for the apthoruies! Ti. shops shut.—the necessaries of life dear,a wicked murmur ulLuTsf our independence--and, above all, the scanty aluminium - dee want of respect .ut• the festive proclamations 911 the birth of an, beie to the Crown of the Empire! " What means this? If the' t !oers of Portugal make their laws as they like, does it foßeWillik Brazil is undone ? There is a great, but certainty units alien, among the Brazilians, because King John - VI. has tot tin re-assumed the title of Sovereign of Brazil, which he list In 1 . ' but even the title of Emperor. The remainder of the letter, which 6113 two pages and a half cf . the Diario, labours to prove that there is no reason for alarm. ''' The numbers of the Diario, from the 2.341 Dettensber to the 6th January, inclusive, are not come to hand ; those received to tioi 14th contain no account of the disturbances alluded to. - The news of these events had reached Rio de Janeiro at the eat{ of January, as appears from the Diario Flamiacate of the lout January, which says— " By the American ;hip Pennsylvania, which arrived hem em the 20th from Bahia, we have new; from that province to the 19th. We find an account of disorders on the 29th, lithh, Ind Mg, NI tween the imprudent Brazilians, born in Brand, and those bortria. Portugal. From these accounts it appears that "on the publics, lion of the Royal Proclamation from Portugal, some discontent am manifested. On the 29th December there was a dispute bowies -4 Portuguese and c sergeant, born at Bahia. who received some blow* from the Portuguese ; there were afterwards some partial disorders; which continued three days; five or six persona, Brazilians or Pars tuguese, were killed, but the means taken by the givit and Military Governors had entirely restored tranquillity.' , Extract from a letter dated Buenos Ayres, Jan. 21, 1820.—0 n account of the blockade of this - port by a 13nmilian squatimn, oat eomnierchal intercourse is likely to be intercepted, foe. some time, although the communication by the monthly packets front Eog. land, it is understood, will be allowed ; this point having been ad, justed by Admiral Sir George Eyre, who is at present in the N 1711! lesley, off Monte Video; so that it is more than probable thartha Vessel in which you intended making a shipment will be gent In to Monte Video, where there are several vessels already detained,. bet among them only two English that are at present known of, via. the Marquis of Anglesea and the Henrietta, both from your pod. In consequence of the blockade, our market, which behaves* trey dull, had greatly improved, till the 9th inst., when the Bank of the place haying had a great run upon it., was authorised by the Govern, ment to suspend its payments in specie for 90 days, so that Iner die present this has paralyzed commerce. The Bank had in eirculatiett 11,1100,009 Spanish dollars in paper, and had bills of exchange .141 I recover to the amount of 3,000.000 Spanish dollars, en that, as at thy expiration of the 99 days they will have to recommence taking ap their notes in specie, they are drawing in their discounts as wriai*. as possible, which has produced a great scarcity of money, tared bills are offered for discount from 2 to 2i.per coot. per Mot* whereas the Bank used to do them at j per cent. The Govoirommt are now passing a bill through Congress for the establishment of a rational bank ; and in the mean time great distress will be felt, as the atirit of ap culatlon had been carried to a great extent,' litartf, milady in Spanish and Brazil produce, which, if. the holdalls at. obliged to force upon the market, will he attended with elute*. crifiees, and even more • diSculty in finding parchment undee tin present circumstances. Bank shares, which before were at 52 and 54per cent. prem. are now 15 and 20. P. S. (Under date of Jan. 26.) It has at last been agreed be. tween the directors of me present bank of this province and Phis Government, to incorporate jt with the national one, the lattm at, lowing the shareholders a premium of 0 .per-cera. oa their seeped ( tive interests in shares in the national bank. Extract from a letter, dated Buenos Ayres, Jan. 23.—Earkas4 is a general statement o fi the public stock and sinking .fund pf Buenos A VCR. Of this debt 2.000,000 dollars of 6 per Cents. was treated on'the 10th Nov., and the rest on the 30th Oct. le* an 4 I 23t1 Dec. 1823. And in this short period you will observe , 0)4 more than 10 per cent. of the whole debt hat been reduced. ' ' The proceeds of the loan are still untouched, and the reesursea of the country are such that we have no doubt it will be able toga on extinguishing the whole of its debts equally rapidly, when the present war with the Brazils has been brought to a contlimiog, • And we have every ressonto believe it will not he of long taragicia. The 6 per Cent. funds have fallen to 60, at which they are qomi. nal, but there are no sellers under that rate. • A national bank has lately been set on foot, under the protection of the Congress, which has excited great commotion in the trade, as it involves an infringement of the charter of there:tent penvia 7 dal bank. After much discussion, them As u4w every probability of an arrangement being made between the twQ establtahnienaq by which they will be united, with the tide of the Rational Smoke the 'Jutted Provinces ; and in that case the capital will be yes mented to 10.000,000 dollars, to be raised by subscription. thg,Gr i , vetnment giving three millions, and the present bank one minim:. It wilt be a longtime before the remaining sits millionaaws auls. scribed; but wt are inclined to think favourably of the estab lish. ment. General Statement of the Public Stocks and Sinking 'Fend of Buenas Ayres, from its establishment on the lst of JIM. NA 1‘ the 31st of Dec. 1825: . POBLIC STOCK/. .... .. ... Da, 4 per Cent. 11 per Cent. Created by law of Nth Oct. likll ; Its Rs. Dn. Ri. of 2114 Dee., 18823; and 10th 2,608.000 Os111 0 )9 0 Nov. 1824 - - Cit.. 4 per Cent. 8 per Cent. Do. R.I. n.. R.. I m . PY r hents " 4 transfer ' In 6r- 11,504,061 54 4,382,380 i ittlatson . . Belonging to carp?. 1 lqa ozo 4 a / 74,211 .44 Oat of Cir. ratione . . ' 1 - "'‘ , 4 CII / 46°A ' V II I I° P i°44 eats-} Isty42 11 100,WIL id bitinments . . Redeemed • - - 2474 l e i 6 5321 Boum %,4•!.. 13 ys * .* • •41 0 6 11 07 :.. 64 yy. 49 . 144aee 04+1 puesoe Ayres, Dep, p, 1815. • ..4, ' a lit, Aol t d* • 'Price . 714 A . 071.' . • • tins of the Empire wild] vette% 11 14 11.6 1 1.0 er is bolted to provide for the nets of hits • stet is this duty in a liitiverelgri tofrazdrill* I aniong.yeu fasalte 'Mind of p. g m. foaLoodis thy right to have ow iinnag them for thenhal h? These ase• ineentestible truths 4_ owl aas haaoir. ye. know this very wall OE4 necessity of ibis my detamiwation, vs= only to policy, bet justice. LAVAS, yeal. .r coin/ you again, and recommend, you trashen TPC BMW& "I Intim, 31st Jaa. 1828." Iguanas* 4. the 3d, this capital was deprived for • itlogi s sir adored Soveretgna, who sailed on boa rd PO* the province of Bahia, taking with thus** rig. They embarked solve o'cloolles tits timbers of persona of dindoction went Ott • lay-Mesh, to have tte bohont Of Utiles its: • • indebted for the tranquillity we tnjols akd this temporary separation. • ".! • lilt the squadron, commended by Pine -A • • .de t lied only far main so put to see. The dalt* al persons of Um Court.• sa4 a nuihitis a sof bps e staffof the Ufa 7, the cothro der of briga tt m r: blic officers, and of the most respectable pi dfeetion and respect at the vestal which creil ware. The Emperor and gnipreas, Owls on the quarterdeck. 'seemed to enjoy the eR lity which their beloved people gal deism Their. fortresses. the joyous symphonies of .bands of innelp, enhance beauty, the grandeur. and the rn eni tift,. scene. At length the sun nose in 011.f:inapt • departure was gives. and the anchor being vie gliel tent order and promptitude, thE Vessel, favoured hy the ht breeze, rapidly paieedthe fort or heeta ( was drawn up, and cheered their Id viestirt wan twa msfaam. In the mealtime the Arabes& French ft. it weigh ; Captain with tile notional unts;roen, solicited the hooopr to scoon.parg his Est BALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, DOCTORS' CO3l MONS, Producing RAI. per annum. By WIIISTANLEY and SONS, At the Man, TO-MORROW. at 12, A Valuable and very Desirable LEASEHOLD ES /IL TATE. consisting of a capital and very commodious Dwel ling-house, situate No. 14, Bennett's.hill. Doctors' Commons, with a spacious Warehouse, and range of excellent arched Vaults, Yard, &c. in the occupation ofMr. Joshua Penny, wine-merchant. Held under the Herald's College, for a term, whereof thiny-six years were unexpired at liohaelmu last, at a ground-rent of 121. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the Tenant, and with tickets, which, with printed particulars, may be had of S• Oliver, Esq. So licitor. Hatton-garden ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row. Particulars also at the Mart. VICINITY OY CLAPHAM. Detached Cottage Vigo, with Carriage Drive, Offices, Stabling, Garden, and Paddock, altogether about two Acres. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the !Ram TO-MORROW, at 12, THE LEASE, foe Thirty Years, of a very neat de tached whitesaleco-fronted COTTAGE, pleasantly situate about Three Mika ham the Bridges. and in the vicinity of Clap ham, containing elegant dining sad drawing rooms, both with Venetian windoird, gag lag to tie lawn and gardsa y Mrs bon &mhos, two seconds y ditro,• or nurseries j a paten water closet, a man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy, servants hall, and good cellars; q three-stall stable, chaise-house, cow-house, poultry-house, piggeries. and out-buildings ; a green-house, ex cellent and very produttive garden, with fruit-wall to a southern aspect, and paddock I the whole containing about two acres. To be viewed by tickets only. which, with printed particular., may be had, by applying to Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row. Particulars also, at the Swan, Stockwell; the Plough, Clapham t and at the Mart. N.B.—The Furniture and Wino may be had at a valuation. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, ATUIL 12. The Speaker took the Chair at three o'clock, and the House was occupied till half-past four in balloting for the Committee on the Right of Election for the borough of Huntingdon. The Members of the Committee were the following:— Mr. Lascelles Mr. E. S. Cooper Al r. W. Egerton Sir Jas. Alontgotnery Mr. J. Lyndsay Mr. G. M. Grant Mr. J. Bent Mr. J. Mummer Sir Hugh Innes Lord Elgin Sir J. Beresford Lord J. Russell Mr. Ilorace Twisa 'Sir C. Hulse Mr. J. L. Foster THE LIVERPOOL AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL BILL. Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition from a person named Bercher, in favour of this Bill. After some discussion, in which Mr. Littleton, Lord Clive, Mr. Calcraft, and Sir John Wrottesley took part, the second reading of this Bill was postponed to Friday next. ABOLITION OF NEGRO SLAVERY. Mr. ASH URST presented a petition from Henley on Thames, for the abolition of slavery. Similar petitions were presented by Lord Stanley, from a place 'in Lancashire; by Col. Bagwell, from Clonmel ; and by Sir W. Guise, from a place In Gloucestershire. Col. BAGWELL presented a petition from the baronies of Con don and Clongibbons, in Cork, praying for the abolition of Roman Catholic slivery in Ireland. IRISH AND SCOTCH CURRENCY. Mr. CUM MING presented a petition from Fortrose against any alteration in the currency of Scotland. Sir F. BURDETT presented similar petitions from Inverary, Rotheay, and Campbeltown. Petitions were also presented by Col. Bagwell, from Kilkenny, and by Mr. Spring Rice, from two parishes in Limerick, against any alteration in the circulation of Ireland. A petition was presented from Drogheda, in favour of the Liver pool and Manchester Rail-way. Mr. R. H. DAVIS presented a petition from the Chamber of Commerce in Bristol against the Usury 1411 M Mr. J. SMITH gave notice that he would present, on Friday next, a petition from the Roman Catholics of Ireland. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL gate notice that on Tuesday, the 4th May, he would bring forward a Bill calculated to give effect to the recommendations of the Commissioners in the Court of Chancery. ADMINISTRATION OF' JUSTICE IN IRELAND. Mr. S. RICE moved for leave to bring in a Bill to improve the Administration of Justice in Ireland, by facilitating the holding of Petty Sessions. Sir H. PARNELL approved of the Object of the Bill; he la mented the imperfect condition of the Irish Magistracy, and said, that however it might be dreaded as a general measure, he thought that the occasional adoption of a paid Magistracy would be highly beneficial. if his Majesty's Ministers did not bring forward some measure to supply the defects in the Irish system of Magistracy, he would do so himself on an early occasion. Mr. HOULBIJRN vindicated the character of the Iri sh Magis trates. Ile feared that the lion . Baronet, in his zeal to render per fect a system which in Its nature was not exempt from fallibility, would completely overlay it, and rather impede than assist the ad ministration of justice. The Report on the Assessed Taxes Composition Act wan as celved, and the Resolutions were agreed to. Mr. BERRIES brought in a Bill to prevent illicit distillation In Sootland, which was read a first time. CLERKSHIP ENROLMENT BILL. _ _ On the motion of Mr. BERRIES, the Clerkship Enrolment Bill was read ■ first time. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the Haulm adjourned at half-past ail o'clock. RIO JANEIRO PAPERS. [From the maro Pluminenee, Jan. 28.] His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the Viscount de Baependy, Councillor of State, to be Minister of Finance and President of the Treasury. Llis Majesty has been pleased to accept the resignation of Senhor Sebastian Luis Finoce da Silva, who requested leave to retire from the office of Minister of Justice, on account of his advanced age and ill health. The Viscount de Caravans*, Coun cillor of State, is appointed Minister of Justice. JANUARY 31. PROCLAMATION. " Pluminenses,f—My wish to be acquainted (if possible) with all my subjects, and 'that they should personally know me; my conviction that the dissontions which have taken place in some pro. vinces (as experience has shown me in the two wh:lt I have seen) have arisen from my not being acquainted with their wants, so as immediately to provide for them ; anti, lastly, my word given to the inhabitants of the province of Bahia, -that as aeon as the independence of the empire should be recognised, I would ho. nour that province with my presence, require that I showld fulfil my impede' word by going to that province; which I shell do on tbelld of February, to thank them for their efforts in expelling the I. 4 usitabiens. " I ken with you toy son and my three young daughters. My Ministers of State are empowered to transact the usual busi. pas, and to act on any extraordinary °cation, *hick may God tout. • - " Oa the 21st of Match, I shall leave the province of Bahia, in order t(2_ a rrive herein tine arrto open our Legislative Asaembip, *Tin lahabltanto of the province sit Mods Jock°. •• Tii:! - 0 •