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/ ' ' -- ,# 0 ) .." - =•"r '' 7f e ( . ,ep Yl4* / ( ~,_ „ . '1 4. c Ti l 1 itx • + - :* •'* 41 ir 4i ill _ . 1 --,„ ott • , I,i_l ~_. ~_ . 1 Rio n lt i4 ;At 1 1 lql r L.. , LONDON, TituRSD, V, APRIL - 6, 1826. ;..fr e 1 4, 7 • :,-- - • irii.li. c; Y 1 . ti -r 7 . , , 4t , Price 7d" . No. 7,274. SALES BY AUCTION.- EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 22, MI6. I To Sail In all this month, ryliE C,N7 - 1 or Dirt et,,ra of the United Company of, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, th e fine Ship. t /Vet-Ad',/,' ef Ea t rland trading to the East Indies Se . hl Olt LEY, 490 one, lying in the City Canal ; GEORGE here* give Notie", , HOLIDAY, Comman&r. That a li n eral Come of the said Company will be held at their I For light freight or passage apply to t ionsi% in Leaderhall•stteet, on TIIUItsDAY, the 6th April next, Messrs. .`...... ISIARIORIBANKS and Co. front Eleven itTlock in the rorenoon, until Six in the Evening, to ! King's Anna- yard. Coleman-street; bdi.)...r. the t0110w.r.,: go-snit:l. v•z.— i or on the Commander, at the Jerusalarn Coffee- house. t , ' That Sir .T.l Al i.S EMS' All It (111,1:11,100KI:, return late : This ship har a commodious Poop, excellent accommodations of the B eno t cit il Estatilistineto. be permitted to to the' for Passengers, slot carries a Surgeon. Service under she provi,in't of the Act of lti (i,o. 111. cap. 52. ! see. 70, with he Riv - It whicli he held when he quitted Bengal, agreeably ten he Art tit the till Gen. 111. cap. sec. 05." ho 01 .4,.., e determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four o f t h e Porrictors present at such General Court consent that Sir j a , not Eia trd Colebrook@ be permitted to return with the same tank to Ire S. THE QUARTERLY RWiEW, Na LEVI., will • be publiebed, Day. • Il s AN INQUIRY into the of the LAWS and POL TICAL INSTITU,nOS-: nr liftll)F.RN , EU ROPE, and, in earticular..oftbase or 'ENGLAND. By GEORGE SPENGS; Of Linants'a.lnn! Esq. , Priroeti for John Marra+ A Itantarlr..treet. This day. 44 Platearia. 4f. 14.. 11d. NtRRATIVE of TRAY LS and 'DISCOVERIES in NORTHERN snd 'RAI. AFRICA, in the years 182, 11423. and 1824. By Major DENHA Captairt%4PPEßTON, and the late Mein_ lOUTI.N. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, DOCTORS' COMMONS, - Producing 88/. 1113 annum. By IIrINSTANI.EYat,u n /NS, At the Mart. on FRIDAY. April 21.. at 12 AValuable and very Desirable LEASEHOLD ES 'fA Aconsisting of a capital and very cninintalnius Dwel -line-hati4e. situate No. 14, Bennett's-hill. Doctors' Conunrms, with a swarious Worehouse, and range of excellent arched Vaults, Veer, &c: in the ecruUati,in able. Joshua Penny, wine-merchaltt. Held under the 1h -raid's College, for a term, whereof thirty-six years were unexpired at Plichaeltrias last, at a ground-rent of 121. per annutn. To be viewed six days preceding the sale, by permission of the Tenant, and with tielztts, which, with printed particulars. may be had of S. Oliver, Esq. Solicitor, Hatton-garden ; and of Winatan. ley and Sons. Paternoster -row.' Pgrtieulars also at the Mart. Print^_d fm , John MI A - 16mark4troet. JOSEPH DART, See. I.4Si EV 111.4 1101 - SE. April 5, F 26. ent:rt of Directors of the United Company of J„ Wrehatat of Praglund trading to the Lust Indies do r gar Nutter, Toil the Coownittee of Buying and Warehltipea will be roily an, or at any time before 11 . 1:DNESDAY. the 21;th April, 1826, to receive Pmporals in Writing. seal,d up. from such Persons as may be willing to Rustily the ComPanY with IRON ROUND SHOT and GRAPE SHOT ; Lid that the Condition ,, at the Contract may be peen upon applies. nun to the Clerk of the said Committee. with whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of the arid 26:h Day of April, 1026, after which hour the Committee will Dot receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART. S:e. TO THE ADIES PROPRIE GENTTORLEMES N OF EAST INDIA STOCK. L AND , FKR:MIT me to remind you that WEDNESDAY, the 12in instant, is axed fort e ELECTION of SIX DIREC TORS of the East India Company. I acknowledge with gratitude the kind encouragement I have received during my canvass, and earnestly request die favour of your support at the ballot. 1 have the honour to be, very respectfully, Indies and Gentlemen. Your obliged and faithful humble servant. JAMES RIVETT CARNAC. Poker-street, April 1. 1826. Mr Carnac's Committee meet daily at the City of London Tanen, where communications will be thankfully received. Ti) THE PROPRIETOXS OF EAST INDIA STUCK. Lamina AND OENTLEMXN. WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, the day fixed for the General Election, drawing near, I most respectfully and earnestly solicit your attendance at me Ballot. The favourable conskleration of my pretensions, manifested by your body in the wring and general absuratnrca of 'lmport which I continue to receive, demand my wamtest gratitude, and, united with the kind and unremitting exertions of my friends, afford ate the most confident hopes of success. 1 have the twilotur to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble servant. J.l 31 ES STGA BT. Portland-place. April 3. IRA Mr. Stuart's Committee m , et daily at the 011 London Torero, where any cmninuoiritions will be thankfully rceeived. socIETV fur the SUPPRESSION of ,NIENDICITY. PATRON, His Royal Highness thr Duke of YORK, K. 0., &e. &C. PRRIODNNT. His Grace the Dukeof NORTHUMBERLAND. K.G., Ate. Ike. The EIGHT!' ANN I V ERSA KY 31 E ETI ND of the SUB .SCRIBERS and FRIENDS to the above INSTITUTION. will take place at Freemasons? Hall, Great Queen-street, on WED NERRAT, April LI, at Twelve o'Clock, for the purpose of receiving the Annoal Report of the Manager, and on other special Business. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. Signed for the Board of hlanauemest, W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Secretary. Bad Lion-amtare, April 3, 18211. Valrecriptiora received by W. ‘ViMama, Dig. 51. P., Terminer ; at Mews. William and to.'a, Ritchimlane ; at the Banking. homes of MOM. Drummond, 31emes. flamineraley, Messrs.Farquhar , and Co. and by Mr. Stephens, at the Society's Hence. ILIAGDALEN IMSKTAI4,_ 111411 cm 515 tow. I 1 Royal Highnow the Ditchers of OLOUCE3TBR. ywasiwzarT, The 11 . glit Hon. the Kul of RADNOR. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Right lion. Earl Grosvenor Hon. filr. Jamiee Park Rtght Hon. the Earl of Levee. Thomas Dowries, Paw. pool Michael Angelo Taylor, Seq. Ilunourable Philip Pow l'res‘urer. Benjamin Lmcaster, Eq. The ANSI VERSA RV 31 EETING of the OOVERNORS of dill HOSPITAL will be holden on FRIDAY, the 14th of April, at the City of London Tavern, Itishomgate.street ; after a SERMON to be ravelled in the Chapel of the Hospital. by the Rev GERRARD THOMAS ANDREWES, M.A., Clerk is Sliders of t4..biones, Westminster. The Chapel Doors will be opened at Twelve o'Closit. and Divine Service begrn at One. STZWATIVI. Andrew Mier'lle, Esq. Alexander Park. 1 , :#1. John Peny', Esq Choleo Pot!, Esq. George S.one, I John Tunno, Esq. st The E .ri of Bristol 1.,d Kenyon sa George Chetwynd, Bart., Id. Y. Re•. E. Berne Benjamin lAnenater. Esq. Stewart Harjortbsnks, Eng. Dincer to be en Table By order or the Covornitteo, Six &Clock precisely. JOHN PRINCE, Ste. DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a SPECIAL MEETING of the COALMITTEE, held at the Rectory house. Bishorgate, Much 30, 1028, The Right Rev the Lord Bishop of CHESTER in the Chair. It was resolved, that the following statement should be submit ted to the Public : The Committee who have been intrusted with the distribution of the money subscribed for the relief of the distressed Silk Weavers la Spitalbeide, have now the painful task of announcing to the public. that, while the funds placed at their disposal are very nearly exhausted. the distress which they were intended to relieve remains undiminished in extent and severity ; in point of fact it may be said to have increased ; for the relief which the Committee have been able to allow to persons with families'haa been SD small ea barely to supply them, and that but scantily, with the necessaries of lee, leaving no provision for the payment of rent, or of debts contracted tinder the pres.ure of distress before the commencement of this subscription. Al,out 700 persons who have received relief have new obtained a small portion of work, but their places have been more than supplied by those who were at work and are now wholly out of employ. The Cvmmittee have now been sitting every day (Sundays excepted) since the 31st of January, in the Vestry Room at Spitalfiehls Church, distributing relief, and nearly le.ooo persons have been supported during the whole of that time, and are still supported, entirely mom the scanty pittance which they have received from this source. The balance now remeining in the Treasurer's hands does not amount to the sum required for one Week's distribution. Under these circumstances, the Committee feel it their duty to make an earnest appeal ro the benevolence of those whom Provi. dente has blessed with the means of mitigating the disrres.es of their fellow creatures; and persuade themselves that the foregoing simple and onesaggerated statement will produce such an addition to their funds, as may prevent the sudden drying up of those sources to which so many thousand poor persons have to loot foe the means of existence. (Signed) C. J. CIIF.STER, Chairman. WM. HALE. Tresaurer. . £13,007 12 2 £lOOO 0 0 Z. s. Amman* before advertised Tee KING, second donation s. _ _ _ Itev.;oosh Pratt, 2d sub: Co. Messrs. Willis and ( o. Sir .lohn Richardson, per Child and Co - 5 0 By Messrs Smith, Payne & Co. Luis' Summers, Esq. 2d donation . - 10 0 By Sir. W. Curtis and Co. C. 0. per Di*on and Co. 10 0 W. 2d donation . 0 I%y 31esant. Masterman and Co. Rev. Christopher Cookson, Stamford 1 0 Benjamintimlth.Esq.llorb. ling. Leicestershire 5 0 By Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Edward Yates. Esq. Fair -1 . - 20 0 awn By Sir John Lubbock and Co. Messrs. Fennell & Helms 3 0 By Messrs. Jones, Loyd and Co. T. - 2 0 By Messrs. Coutts and Co. Nicholas Brown, Esq. 2d subscription - a 0 Wm. Sotheby, Esq. 2d subscription - 5 0 BY Messrs Drummond and CO. Mira 0. A. Smyth - 5 0 H. 11. - . 10 0 0. H. W. !homage, Esq. 10 10 Ily Messrs. Hemmerslcy & Co. Mrs. Thomas Chaplin 5 0 the Right Honourable the Lord tr, Wood -street, Spitaltieddsl and _ Ladv*alsinghnm fi Jots Blade*, Esq. - 10 10 Camel Hawkrr, Regent's Park - - 3 0 Dr. Hamilton, :Artillery. piece - - 2 9 ak P. . - 19 0 By the Lord Bishop of Chester. Her. Daniel Wil.on - 10 10 Right lion. Lord Stoat.ll, '2cl donation - 20 0 By Messrs. Marten, Call and L. and A. D. -- - 5 0 By Messrs. Lees and Co. J. Ayton. Esq. - 10 0 By Mmes. Iluare. Mr. Amith 10 0 E. H. - 5 0 Spinster's Mite - 1 0 llugh Leycester, Esq. 2d (lunation 10 0 Bine3;ra. Ilenies and Co. Imrd Bayning - 10 0 H. C. - 2 0 Ily Messrs. Barclay and Co. J. T. J. - 1 0 By 31esan. Remington and Her. Peter Detrary - 5 0 Oubseriptloos ire reeeivul by Mayor: %V. Hale, Esq. Treason by all Bookers. S 11 QCOTTISII HOSPITAL.—THE ANNUAL SPRING 1.3 MEETING, instituted by the late Ge.leral Melville. for the benefit of this ancient charity, originally associated in the reign of James the First, afterwards incorporated by Royal Charter of Charles the Second, and re-incorporated by hi. late 3lajemy, King George the Third, will be held on FRIDAY. the 12th of May next, within the Freemasons' Tavern, (treat Queen.street. His Royal IL the Duke of CLARENCE and ST. ANDREWS, in the Chair. AII:WARDS. I ThelltrquisofTweeddsle,K.T. Charles David Gordon, Esq. Sir Ralph Amtruther, Burt. Joseph Green, Esq. Admiral Sir U. Cockburn, Alexander Melville, E.g. G.C.R. M.P. Right Hon. F. John Robinson, Lieut.. General Sir Archibald M.P. Chancellor of the Exam- Chriatie. quer. Benjamin Bond Cabbell, Esq. I George Rennie, Faq. David Carruthers, Esq. Kir Coutts Trotter, Hart. i Hon. IVilliain Gordon, M.P. There being twenty-five vacancies mt the pensiori.list of this' foundation, at ten pounds per annum each, for poor pets 3 DS, natives of Scotland, above the age of seventy years, who have been and are now maiden's in the cities of London and Westminster, sail the Liberties thereof: Notice is hereby given, that a Ballot for ti,e Election of proper objects to till these vacancies, to which the pen sioners at presort upon the list, whose pensions are less than ten pounds. will be admitted as Candidates ter the increased allowance. will take place on Wednesday, the alst of 31 ay next. Applications from Catdi.lates, recommenthil by Governors of the Hospital, will be received by the Standing Committee of Management, addressed to the Secretary, at the 11.11, Cranc.court, Fleet-iitreet, Until Wed nesday, the '9th instant, on the evening of which day the Com mittee will meet to decide upon tub merit. of the respective.Caodi dates eligible for the Ballot ; a short account of whose cases will be printed, and sent to the ditiorcnt Governors of the charity. Upon °cession of the Ballot in this case. every Governoe mad Patroness shall have a right to vote according to the ;tombsr of ten guineas which they have respectively contributed as Life Go vernors, or in donations; and according to the number of guineas which they may pay annually, as Annual Governors, whether Life Governess bend." or Annual Governors only: but no An. nual Contributor, whose contribution ism street. shall be allowed to vote, uotil such arrear be paid up—the date of all such annual payments heing'reckoned as due on St. Andrew's Day last. Each new contributor, paying on or before the day of Election, shall be entitled to vote; and all Governors and Patronesses to have the privilege.of voting by proxy on that occasioa, the proxies appointed beirig Governors or Patronesses. A i 4 ERII ON will be preached, for the Benefit of the Charity, on WEDNESDAY. the 2thlt instant, by the Rev. Eriward Irving, ALA. its Craven Chapel, Ilarsh4ll-street. near Golden.squsre. Divine Service to hcgin at twelve o'clock at noon precisely. By l/rder, ROBERT AULD, Secretary. LONDON DOCKS. TO BUILDERS, STONE.NIASONS, AND OTHERS. CONTRACTS FOR DOCK WALLS AND VAULTS. TH4 DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM PANY hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to re. cadre Tenders (sealed op) at the London Dock House, Prince's street, Bank, on TUESDAY, the •;.6..h of April neat. at Twelve cr*Olock, front such Persons as may he willing to Contract for BUILDING the WALLS and VAULTS of the Dock at Faw. don-fields, East of the present London Dock. Plans and Speciti. cations of the said Walls and Vaults, and also the Particulars and Conditions of the Commas, may be seen at the London Dock House. Every Tender must be accompanied with a letter, signed by two or more responsible persons, engaging to become hound with the person tendering, for the Sum required as security for the due per. formance of the Contract. W. JOHNSON, P.S. London Dock House, March 29, 18213. N.B. No 'fender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day, nor unless the party making the Tender, or Joule person on his behalf, shall attend. PURSUANT to a Decree of the high Court of 'Chen- I eery, made in a Cause wherein Robert Thorley is plaintiff,' and Jobli Francis Byrne awl another are deteuttants, the CRE DITORS of the Honourable CHARLES CRAWFORD, com monly called Earl of Crawford and Lindsay, Viscount &smock, late of Petersham, in the county of Surrey (who died on the 221 day of February, lik2s) ate forthwith to come iu and prove their Debts b.'fore Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Snuth-tnipton-buiiiiings, Chan eery.lane, London; or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. • J. A. SIMPSON, 23d Mud), 1824. 11, Austin-friars, Plaintiff". Solicitor. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan.. eerf. made In a Cause srlierein Robe* 'Thorley h plointifF,: and John Francis Byrne and bis Majesty's Attorney-ocoun4 are defendants, the NEXT of KIN of the Honourable CHARLES CRAWFORD, commonly called Ead of Crawford and Lindsay, Viscount Darnock, living at the time of his death, which hap. pawed on the 22d day of February. 1825, or the personal Repre. Putative or Representatives of any of them who may have since died, au forthwith to come in before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court. at his Chambers in Southampton. buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their kindred, and make out their claims or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. J. A SIM PSON, 31st March, 11126. 11, Austin-friars, Plaintiff's Solicitor. Great Success ! HAZ.kRID & Co. Shared and Sold THREE of 020.000, ht of lard Month, HAZARD & Co. are Selling for the Six 1:21,006 All in one day, Sd MAY. Positively the very Lest opportunity but Ore. Royal Exchange. 96, Cornitill, 324. Oxford-street, and by Agents in all principal Country Towns. CITY REPRESENTATIVES.—The SUNDAY MO NITOR of April the Bth will contain fair and fearless Sketches of the Lord Mayor, Aleertaien Wood, Waitiman, and Thompson, the presumptive Members for London in the ensuing Parliament, with some notice of the retiring Members, Aldermen Curtis and Bridges, and Mr. Wilson. The SUNDAY MONITOR, price 7d. contains the most full and faithful Account of every Occurrence of the Week. Office, No. 7,York.sereet. ENUINE TEAS.—The LONDON GENUINE G TEA 0031 PA NY. No. 23. Ludgate-Hill, opposite the Lon don Coffee House ; and 148, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; established in 1818, in consequence of the very common adulteration of Teas, continue to supply the Public with the very finest and full flavoured Teas, genuine as imported, in all their native purity, at tluir two London Establishments, as above, and by upwards of MO Agents, In as many provincial Towns. Then Teas, which have retained their high celebrity for up. wards of seven years, and by their extensive sale have long since placed the Company st the headrif the Tea Trade, command still a most decided preference throughout the Kingdom. 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 ; warranted ant only free from adulteration with imitation Tea, but from any mixture with Bohea, which is so corn manly used as an 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, Plcet-atreet, where all country and wholesale Orders may be ad dressed ; and where large Families are supplied the same as at the two above Establishments. orp CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • HOUSE, for the EAST end WEST INDIES and 301JTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will rind in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts. and Pistols, Re. together with a large and wellananufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Red ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and I.mt.ps ; Sea Chests, .dule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with tne necessary re. finishes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable LOT families going abroad, Military and Ilindostanee Books Maps, dte. A fashionable Stock of Carriage. Curricle, Tandem. Phrton 3tanhope, and Chaise flames., with every description of Saddlery &c. &c. for home use, East and West I and South America which merit inspection from their quality, ndies, first stile of workman., ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Pistablishment are warranted. and of -stellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the itCting but one Ready Money Price,from a hich uo abatement will be made. This day is published, in one vorijOso, 810. price Us. lo boards, I)ENTALOGIA GE:ECo t i Soplitselig. (Edipus Ty - rannus, CEdlpus Coloneds; It Ar.tigone; Euripirlls Phoe nisste ; et )F.sehyli &picot comia Thelma. Qtrintme scilicet the rmos de celeherrima Thebaide Scripts. Noti.4 A agiice tkriptis illustravit, et Lexicon vocum dlifigiLMturn odjocit GIJI,I F.1,31US 11111111bLOPE, M.A. Christi Orphanntrophire Snhprielpsor, et Aufre Pembrokiensis spud Cantsbrittensei.dlperrime Alumnus. - Printed for C. end .1. liivlngton,„lit. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-plate, Pall-mall. This day is published, in Uvo. t# Us. to boards, the Second liditissrof • 3 A NARRATIVE of the CII,S - EItSION and DEATH of COUNT . STHt. , F.NSUEr, formerly Prime Minister of Danmark. Hi , Dr. 31UNTER. Translated from the German, 1n1774, with an Introduction and Notes. By THOMAS HENNELL, R.D. F.R.S. Late Vicar of Kensington, avid Pleisetol of SiAoli firuntham, in thwl (;hurch of ~ a dshurv. rjorinted for C. and J. ilivitoort, St. Paul's Churchyard, and Watertoo-plux, Pall-mall. This day is pobUshed , in one rtifithser, gyn. price 14.. In beards, THEBOOK of (:LIINICHES sad SECTSI or the Opinions.nf all Deneniinatidts of Christiana differing froth the Churrh of England, traced to their. Norm by thstisipositinn td the various Traniutions and Interpeeiatlona of rite, red Writ ings. To which hi added, a brief Refutation of UnleitiUntsm, and an Arrangement of 'felts in supwit of the Tenets of din Chttreit of England. . 13y the liey. T. CHARLES BOONE, B.A. of St. Peter's Oisia•gc, Cambridge. • London : Printed for C. and J.•Ririagnin, sr. 7 , 4111's Church yard, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, and 1411. Strand. • This day is published, handsoniely printed in 2'soii. 11. Is. in boards, QERMONS on the PRINCIPAL EVENTS and 1.7 'I'ItUTIIS of BEDE NI PTION. To WV' annexed. tui Addnits and Dissertation on the'State of the D.:Noted, and the Descent of Christ into Ile% By JOHN lIEN'RVIIOPA D.D. 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White - - 725. 1148. claret, St. Juliin • 425. 435. Moselle. Sauterne.&c. 50s. 60s. Old Tom, Jionstica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Fern.tosJ., &c. r yer imperial ITIVIIIUTP~ at reduced prices. Bottled Stout. Cider, Perry, Burton and Edinburgh Ales. 11 „• All (foods must be paid for on or before delivmr. Letters, post paid, to be addressed William °Wine and Co., No. 16, Strand. PARLIAMENTARY' INVELLIGENCE. HOtIsE OF LORDS, Ww.Dpnitiiai, ARAM L , - CORN LAWS. Earl SROSVENOR peessitsed.n petition ham tho Trona od' /daoclealielid, praying fora repeal of the Corn Lana. Hie Lordship observed, Wet the petitioners complained of the principles afro* trade being applied to commetce and manufactures, and not at tended tothh egricultoral interest. Tne Earl et DIA butt:minty did oat think the present a pro per time foe entering upon adiscusaion of that i amen/ult. measure ; but he thought the landed interest entitled to protection. It was not lair to actfuee the land.owners with wishing to ettend the prin ciples of tree trade to all other interests bat their own. When Par. 'lament had imcrfered with thoaillt trade, it yes with the approba tion of the parties whose interests were concerned, and upon that oc. casino fklo.ooo/: were expended by the public to compensate for any loss which might be sustained by manufbatuers and ahem dm. cerned in that trade. Irony close of his litisjemy's sublet:to should complain of any injury they might "Forehand from the application of the principles of free mart.. to their particular interests, his Lon!. ship declsred his willingness to support them. Tire petition wax then read at length, and laid on the table. Earl CIiONVENOR presented a 'tartlet esatitlKl flea) ,4 16 . churchwardens and other inhabitants of S. Leonard o Siattadiinn.-- 'Lint ou the table. _ CURRENCY OP SCA7TI.II/11D. The Dolts of ARGYLE. prosentra ' dearafsibili and from Kinross, against any alteration in the present system of bank ing in lice. land. The Earl of ROSEBERRY presented a grails/ fashion from Caithness. • The litiarqsa of HUNTLY presented slip", psalms bons Elgin. Criimarrp, Cullen. Panay, Kandy, • an* ono Nom rho Farming kiireiely of Danif.hire. Tire C4rl of LAUDERDALE preeastml ornaragetitimmt from Brachia, Ne•ten. ' an, and Dunbar. C ENCY OF Iit&AAND. • _. A The Earl of 1.1 M ' t ICK presented a petition IMO abs Mika bitants of the town of hlepel, in the cram/ of liiletratek i ,isodast. any &lunation In the pramot *paean et banking is Ireland. -SLAVERY. -.— The Emi of M ALM EKSURY presented a pedants/rpm tilts in habitant* of the We of Wight, signed by 3,0111 paws% grapiest for the abolition of slavery. The Marquis of It IiNTLY presented • abrader petitioo tram the worn of ll übtly. . BRITISH AIIPPINO. • The Duke of NORTH Ull 44 ND Pram* • illitiolt from North &trait's, praying fee a protecting day at MAW* Shipping. MLISC'ELLANEOLTS. ._ • Mr. Crafer. from the Treasury , presented an amount of drat monies received from the Duras of the Adallsalty, and Other WM altieN. Ale. puoda., Mr. Aback, and other Members of the kisses pf Commons, presented a Bill 40 enable DM, and Claviers in &g -land to exchange and dispose of certain lands ;" and acrid O vate Bilk Their Lordships adjourn 'd at ilalf.prat Fire: airlock. HOUSE OF CO3I Als37 l Wicioxiirigf,:4EF/t 4. . . 7 . 71 - ;t The House met this day for the despatch of busioest, pursuant to efjouroment. The Speaker wok the Chair at the usual hour. SCOTCH CURRENCY. Mr. CAMPBELL presented a petition from the town of Argyle against any alteration in the Scotch currency.—Ordered to be re. fared to the Committee appointed to inquire into the eurreecy of &Attend and Ireland. Mr. M. GRANT presented a similar petition from Porten, and also a similar petition from the Farmers' Club of Ban :shire. Mr. HUME: presented a similar petition froM or of Breehin.—Ordered to be referred to the Commile eel to inquire into the currency of Scotland and *eland; 7 lttaty ABOLITION OF SLAVERY Mr, CURWEN presented petitions from two Arne ih Cumber land, praying for the abolition of the slave trade. Lord BELGRAVE presented a similtaCtition frets the city sf Chester. Mr. TREMAYNE presented similar Athlone ruin two pa rishes In Cornwall. Lord G. CAVENDISH presented a similar klitimafronaliart nell, county . of Lancaster. ' The petitions were all ordered to lie on the table. DUTY ON COALS. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from the bototaboMese of :Dublin. et-eying fora repeal of the•puty on Coals. iris JOH N ISLKW PORT sappotterd tl,e 0191194., Mr. HUMS said there was ea taw more.romous Sh.driht dory- . • on coal.. In a cold country like OK' th'etlgif duty on ousts woe abominable. He hoped his Majesty ' s Ministers would tuna thole attention to the subject . , as they could not possibly grout 'a greatly ' boon to the country than the repeal of this duty. Mr Al AURICE FITZGERALD said, the evil complaieed of I was chiefly to be attributed to local taxation of ,the most vexatious nature. Mr. TREMAYNE said, the duty on coals was severely felt ha the West of England, and he hoped the Chancellor of the EAcite. quer would turn his early attention to the subject. The petition was then brought up, and ordered to lir on the table. REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS. • Mr. DAVENPORT presented a petition fron, the ailk-weavers of Macclesfield, praying for an alteration in the Corn Laws. Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a similar petition from &c pe rish of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. Ordered to lie on the tehle. DITTY ON LEGACIES. Mr. DENMAN presented a petition from Michael Ward, of illaecliester, praying a repeal of the duty or le per cent. on Intel's: left to lioepitals.--Ordered to lie on the table. LOCAL JURISDICTION (IRELAND) HILL. On the motion of Mr. SPRING RICE, the Local Jorisdictien (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be coonnitrad to-morrow. OFFENCES AT SEA BILL. Mr Alderman WOOD brought up Inc Report on the °Tent= at Se*Cill. • Mr. BERNAL stated some objections to the Bill as at present framed, but we could not catch their import. U2dE thought the powers assumed by this Bill were most extenelve. The 4i Geo. 11. (not the tlith, as stated in the Bill) provided that all crimes committed at sea might be tried in that country near which they were committed ; and he was not aware of any case existing to require an extension of that Act. Sir GEORGE t OCR BURN said the present Bill was ioterldrd to apply to cases where the offences committed occurred abroad. Probably the Hon. Member (Mr. Hume) was not aware, that el. though the Governors and Commanders on foreign stations had the power to try persons guilty of offences at sea, yet they had no power to commit persons previous to their trial ; the consequerce was, that the offenders were obliged to be detained on board shy. however inconvenient such a circumstance might be. This 13:1:, therefore, went to remedy that inconvenience. The Report was then read, end the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Friday night. STAFFORDSHIRE WARE (PRIVATE) BILL. Mr. LITTLETON moved the second reading of the Bill for regulating the manufacture of Staffordshire Ware. Mr. HUM E objected to the principle of thts Bill, sett interfered with contracts and engagements between masters and men, and a kind of interference which he considered beneath tegfidentm, and calculated to bring it into ridicule. Masters and trorkftert ought to be left to themselves. lie strongly objected against the pottery manufacturers of Staffordshire introducing, under the name of a private Bill. a law which would operate throughout the United Kingdom ; and he hoped the Honourable M.rilber would I not press the second reading. Mr. LITTLETON said he was an perfectly Randal with the provisions of the Bill. that he would give it his best support. and should be much obliged if the Honourable Gentletnen (Mr Hume) would prevail on the House to adopt this as a public Bill. Suet, had been the freulls and vexatious conduct in consequence of the continual alteration,' made in the sizes of the cups and other articles of the pottery manufacturers, without any regard to ex ter. ing regulations, that he thought it indispensably requisite that stone system should be laid dawn: and the one now proposed was tiro which, though not acted upon. had been established throoghout the trade mime forty or fifty years ago. As it was proposed to tnskeserne alterations in the Bill, it snail be best to let it go into the Com mittee. anti then it would be competent to consider any suggestions that might be made. After some conversation, in which Sir M. W. Ridley, Sir Jobe Wrottesley, Mr. Maberly, Mr. R. Gordon, Mr. Abacromby, and Mr. Ellice took part, Mr. LITTLETON consented to postpone the second reading ef the Bill until this day week. The second reading wee accordingly postponed. Mr. ABE IiCROM BY moved for a return of the number of Jurors summoned in each county in Scotland, on or before January itm. according to Act of Parliainent.--Ordered. The Reuse then adjourned et a Quarter to Six o'Clock. o HORRID AND BRUTAL Otritosa.— o _ tm the night of Friday last, the house of a man named Gavin, who minks in Be nasally, county of Weetmecth, within a quarter of a mile of this town, was broken into by three blond-thirsty miscreants. Upon entering, they proceeded to beat Gavin in a most unmerciful mat.. nor with large stones, which they carried with them for the We pose. Gavin, after receiving some very severe contagions. Raving reigned himself' dead, they next directed their brutal fury to- his wife, who. on theit approaching her, took op her infant child. under the vain hope that the having of the infant in her emu' would earn as a protection, hot this was no shield against fell revenge r O"w forcing with a blow the eye teem the socket of the infant, they upon the mother. and gave her such cruel treatment that her bile despaired of. The cause assigned for this outrage is, 'that Gioia had indicted a matt of very bad character some time before, for breaking into his house in the night time and destroying hr. fur. !thine, and that by doing so, he stimulated the friends of this fellow to glut their revenge in this brutal manner.—Athione Montt • • r V I, 1