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J,E2 ..L.4 1, -‘ ' . •: • :r.kl 'f art 1 --."4ll4l.l Metile \ - _ _ , ~:. • 4 * 1,11 1.--1 ElLaw iti4,7 1 r rsi lona wawa Anna.» •.- - . • .w u•••• -ail ALLA 1 No. 6,931. LONDO , FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 18, 1825. . 1 411 Price a SALES BY AUCTION. SOUTHALL, On the Uxbridge Road, near the Tenth Mile.etose. VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND, About Eleven Acres, with valuable Brick Earth. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,) At Garrawayls, on THURSDAY, March 17, at Twelve, la One Lot, By order of the Executors of the late John Willett. Esq. deceased, AVALUABLF. FREEHOLD ESTATE, cotnprising an Enclosure of Land containing about Eleven Acres, abounding with a Seam of capital Brick Earth, situate at Southall, in the County of Middlesex, near the tenth mile-stone. To be viewed by applying to Alr.liarkins, of Southall, of whom Particulars may be bad ; also, at the Rid Lion, White Hart. and George, Southall ; White Home, Uxbridge; Old Hats, Ealing; Pigeons, Brentford ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; of Mr. Lyon, Solicitor, Grew Russell-street, Bloomsbury-square; et parrawsl'v: and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. I i A z PAINTINGS. &c. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, • At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, at Eleven o'Clock, A Pleasing Collection of CABINET PICTURES, the genuine property of a private gentleman, who is relin quishing the pursuit. Among the !kiosk-re will be foised specimens of Albano. Guido, Rembrandt, Murillo, Carlo Dolcl, P,. Potter, the Rursdaels, Teniers, Both, Wilson, Mouchero, and Venda. velde, Berchem, Stoenade. Vanderpoel, and others. Also a fine small full-length bronze and bug of Napoleon, and a few miscel laneous articles. London - N.B.—No regard Will hi pW to any Tender delivered after Twelve o'Clock oo that Ay; DOC unless the Person who makes the Teadcr, or some Pawn on hirbehalt, attends to answer when called for. fo be viewed and Catalogues had at the Mart; and of IVin stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. IN THE MATTER OF MARSH AND 00. AIR. WILKINSON, the Accountant, having presented • Report on the concerns of this Estate, tha Assignees, &mi.. ous of communicating all possible information thereon to the Creditors, have caused it to be printed for their *se, and ever? Creditor will be furnished with a copy on application at the late Banking-house in Bernev's-street, on MONDAY next, the 41st instant, and on following Days. MARSH AND CO.'S BANKRUPTCY. , ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. PATRON Her Royal Highness the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. PRISIDZMT. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, K.O. VIC Z-PILSID[M TIS. The Duke of Marlborough The Hon. and Right Rev. the The Earl Spencer, K.G. Bishop of Durham The Earl of Mansfield The Right Hon. Sir Archibald The Earl of Liverpool, K.O. Macdonald, Bart. Admiral Lord Radstock, 0.C.8. Sir William Leighton. TRZASIIRER—WIII. Williams, Esq. M.P. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this Charity will be on THURSDAY, February 24, being the Birth-day of hut Royal Highness the President, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. ITZWAIDI. - - The Earl of Liverpool, LG. Abel Smith, Esq. M P. John Blades, Esq. W. Thompson, Esq. Aid. 51. P. J. D. Croaker, Esq. Henry Thornton. Esq. Henry Foss, Esq. John Warmeley, Esq. Thomas Lett, Esq. Win. Williams, Esq. M.P. John Newman, Esq. Chu. Allen Young, Esq. Dinner Tickets, Ifis. each. The Stewards and Committee are induced 'particularly to call spoc their Friends and the Public on this occasion, and to urge the peceliar claims of this old and interesting Charity, which has 1 sup instructed, and provided with respectable situations, nearly 10 1 001 .: emale Orphans, and the Funds of which have been materi ally diminished by the necessary purchase of their Premises, and by the new Building thereon. EDWARD FOSS, Sec. Lift Guardians, 101. 10s--Annual Guardians, IL IL—Donations and Subscriptions will be gratefully received by the Treasurer, Wm. Williams, Esq. M.P., Portland-place, by the Stewards and Committee, and by the Secretary, No. 30, Euex.street. AT a MEETING of the RETAIL DEALERS of LIVERPOOL, held at the Castle Inn, Clayton-square, on the 7th of February, 1825, pursuant to a l'ublic Advertisement, to consider the propriety and, utility of renewing their application to Parliament, for a Repeal, or equalization of the INHABITED HOUSE DUTY, in its operations on the Shops and Warehouses of Retail Dealers and other who live in liouserwhich are attached to their Shops ; and to adopt such other measures as are likely to put them on an equality with the other Inhabitants of the Town, Mr. JOHN WRIGHT in the Chair; The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to : Resolved, 1. That it is the decided opiuon of this Meeting, that the present systbms of letrylpg the Inhabited House Duty, as it affects Retail Dealers, who live in Houses which are attached to their Shops, is both unjust in principle, and most partial and oppress sire in operation. 2. That, as Retail Dealers, they are generally obliged to live in th. Houses which are attached to their Shope; that they pay very high rents for the advantage of situation only ; that their Houses are generally small and confined, and, by being assessed to the In habited House Duty, at the rack-rent of - the whole premises (both House and Shop), they are made to contribute to that impost three times, four times, and even in some cases five times, as mush as the generality of 31erchaota,Bankers, &c. whose avocations permit them to reside in Houses at a distance from their Warehouses, Offices, &c. which Dwelling-houses can generally be had, equal or superior in accommodation, at one-third or one-fourth of the rent which a Retail Dealer pays for his whole premises. 3. That, upon the most authentic information, the Mansions of the Nobility and Gentry in the Country, do not contribute so much to the Inhabited House Duty, as Is paid for the humble and con fined dwelling of a respectable Retail Dealer in a large Commercial Town. 4. That as the Warehouses, Offices, Manufactories, &c. of Alerchants, &c. when separated from their Dwelling-houses, are not chargeable to the Inhabited House Duty, it is evident to this ;letting, that to charge Retail Dealers with House Duty on the rack rents of both House end Shop, is most unjust and severely op pressive : that it is severe, because they are made to pay at the rate of b. 10d. in the pound on the rack rent, in all cases where such rent is 401. per annum, or upwards ; that it is partial, and conse quently unjust, on account of the manifest inequality in its opera tion, of which inequality the most satisfactory evidence is the re turn made to the House of Commons, and ordered to be printed, 3d of Jane, 1824, by which it appears, that out of 2,051,156 Houses, the occupiers of 1,446,082 (nearly three fourths of the whole), were too impoverished to pay any direct tax at all, and that 0437,828 houses, the total Assessment amounting to 1,100,2601. 43,045, rated at SOL per annum, and upwards, contributed nearly one-half the amount, and the Metropolis alone contributed consi derably more than one third of the whole sum levied for the Inha bited House Duty ; but were it necessary to refer to other proofs for verifying the unfairness and injus'ice of the House Duty, we night refer to the declaration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer himself, repeatedly made during the last Session of Parliament. S. That so oppressive and vexatious is the present system of tax mg the Premises of Retail Dealers, that many are thereby driven from a residence thereon, notwithstanding the lobs of time and numerous other disadvar.mges attending such removal, and the danger and depredations to which their property is thereby exposed. 6. That this tax, more than any other, is the fruitful source of those odious surebarges with which the country is periodically in. undated, and its total repeal on that account is most desirable. 7. That as the rack rent is the maximum by which the House Duty is charged by the Assessors, and confirmed by the Commis loaners, the greatest inequality must ever be the consequence ; as the possession of old leases, the payment of premiums for the grant of new ones, according to the amount of which, the annual rent is higher or lower, and in many cases the occupier being also the owner, are all eireirnstances presenting insuperable obstacles to the accomplishment of its equalization. 8. That a Petition, founded on these Resolutions, praying a total rep*, be agreed on and signed, and afterwards transmitted to the Members for the Borough, to be presented to Parliament without delay. 5. That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee, with power to add to their number, to carry into effect the above Resolutions, and five of whom shall have power to act Messrs. Chapel, Church.street ; Muncaster, ditto ; Johnson, ' 1 ;"0; Wright. ditto; Mode, Williamson-square; Willan, Pa . 2-Erect ; Thomas Smith, ditto ; William King, Church. • : Arnistroog, ditto; Maynard, Bold-street; Clare, Wil on-sgusre • R. Jones , Castle-atreet ; George Robinson, ditto; IVilson, Lord-street ; Mott, Basset-street- Id. That these Resolutions be advertised in such London and Provincial Papers as the Committee judge expedient. JOHN WRIGHT, Chairman. W. GRA PEL, Secretary. ,NS, BUNIONS, &e. L BRUNSWICK CORN PLAt3- from a Recipe belonging to her late Ma. tedy for eradicating Corns, and giving re. Meshy substances at the bottom of their i or inconvenience, and will prove a very fresh Wounds and Scalds, - likewise for IS, Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken. and 2i. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4. 220, Regent-street (near the Argyll aterloo.place, Edinburgh; Sackyille.atreet, principal Medicine Venders throughout the had, PERRI"S . ESSENCE, which has 111CO'Ver rei Xg a r b tte l "lcoth ao cal j crr ls arAge tl Io the 2s. 'k for " Morris's Brunswick Corn Plaster," - the Tooth Achc." Price One Shilling. .'THE REPORT of Mr. 'WILKINSON, the Account ant to the Estate of Messrs. Marsh, Stracey. and CO. drawn up for the Satisfaction of the Creditors, may be obtained for the Information of the Public in general, after the 21st instant, (February) of J. M. RICH A RDSON, 23, Carnhill. GLORIOUS TWELFTH OF APRIL. INT E W LOTTER Y.—LAST CONTRACT. All in One Day. Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. Thirty other Capitals. No Blanks. Tickets and Shares for the above Grand Lottery are on Sale at EYTON'o, Lucky Office, 2, Cornhill. British and Foreign Securities, Fire, Bridge, Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and sold by Commission. SELLING OFF.—RICH SILKS, &c. y ARMSTRONG, 32, Oxford-street, opposite Dean a' & street, Soho, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry . who are returning to Town, that as be is about to retire from business, the whole of his splendid STOCK of RICH SILKS are SELL ING OFF, at unprecedentediy Low Prices: the whole must be cleared in the course of one month. J. A. wishes it to be known, that his Stock is not the Manchester rubbish usually kept by advertising Shops, but the most choice and select assortment of rich Gros de Naples, Levantines, Ducapes, Velvets, Norwich Crapes. Bombasine., Black, White, and Co. loured Satins, Irish Poplins, Italian Nets, India Long Cloths, Cambric Muslim', &c. An unequalled Stock of Pillow and Bobbin Lace, Black ■nd White Lace Veils. The whole forming the most complete Stock of Silk Itlerrery, Drapery, and Haber. dupery, ever offered to the British Public. N.B. The Lease and Fixtures to be sold. VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FU R NITURE, &e. Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. Cr. MARSHALL and CO., Chemists. Brewer-street, Golden. square, London, in bottles at' s. 6d. and ss. each, with directions for use. Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and Dealers, supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may he washed occasionally, it' necessary. *.• For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, &c., Polish to be used with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied over wax, if required. To be had as above, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebusade Water Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mille Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ste. And every genuine Drug and N cdicine of the finest quality, for home and fur exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any cli mate. N.B. :Al other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and Seidlits Waters, under the above names, are spurious. ••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms. • GERMAN BOOKS, PUBLISHED AND IMPORTED BY BOOSEY AND SONS, BROAD-STREET, CITY. AILEY'S GERMAN and ENGLISH, and ENG LISH and GERMAN DICTIONARY. Two vol s. Bvo. sewed, U. 10s. BOILEAU nn the NATURE and GENIUS of the GER MAN LANGUAGE, displayed in a more extended Review of its Grammatical Forms than is to be found in any Grammar extant; and elucidated by Quotations from the best Writers. Bvo. boards, 12s. BOILEAU'S KEY to the GERMAN LANGUAGE and CONVERSATION. 18mo. 2s. 6d. BURCHHARDT'S COMPLETE ENGLISH and GER , MAN, and GERMAN and ENGLISH DICTIONARY, ab stracted from the Dictionaries of Johnson, Adelueg, and Chambers,l square, sewed, Berlin, 12s. • CRABB'S EXTRACTS FROM THE BEST GERMAN AUTHORS, with the English words at the bottom, and the Dictionary fog Translating. Third Edition, improved. I2mo. boards, 7s. CRABB'S ELEMENTS of GERMAN CONVERSA TION. New Edition, much improved and enlarged, 12mo. b. dd. EBER'S ENGLISH and GERMAN, and GERMAN and ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Five rots. Bvo. sewed (beat paper), 41. 10s. JORDAN'S ART OF GERMAN WRITING, exemplified in a set of easy Copper plate Copies. New Edition, materially improved, Is. ad. LUDWIG'S GERMAN and ENGLISH DICTIONARY, printed at Leipsic, 1,700 pages, containing a considerable Number of Modern Words and Terms of Art. Two vols. Bvo. boards, 11. Is, MARTIN'S DICTIONNARE FRANCAIS et ALLE MANI), et A LLEMAND et FRANCAIS. Pocket volume, Leipsic, 1821, sewed, Is. NOEHDEN'S (Dr.) GRAMMAR, GERMAN. 12mo. lls. NOEHDEN'S (Dr.) EXERCISES. 12mo. Its. 6d. RABENHORST and NOEHDEN'S GERMAN and ENG LISH POCKET DICTIONARI greatly improved, by Mr. Lloyd. limo. 13s. ROWBOTHAM'S PRACTICAL GERMAN GRAM MAR. 12mo. 7a. ENBEBORN'S GRAMMAR of the GERMAN LAN GUAGE, with Praetical Exercises. The Seventh Edition, mate rially improved, 12mo. Us. tkl. MONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Capital Residence, with Garden, detached Coach-house, and Stables for Four Horses. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, March Ig, at 12, AVERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under his Grace the Duke of Bedford, for • long term of years, at a low ground-rent ; comprising a capital anti substantial RESIDENCE, commodiously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Ge-tleman's Family, situate No. I, Montague-street, Russell-square, containing— On the Upper Floor—Two secondary bedehanibers, and three rooms for servants, store-room, and housemaids' closets. Second Story—Three capital bedchambers, two dressing-rooms, and a water-closet. Principal Floor—A suite of three spacious lofty thawing-rooms, elegantly fitted up, and communicating by folding doors, marble chimney-piece, Ac. Ground Story—An entrance-hell, with vaulted roof, enclosed by folding-doors, vestibule, capital stone staircase, and roomy landing, an excellent dining-parlour, library, and gentleman's dressing. room, steps to the garden, housekeeper's-room ; with basement, and all requisite offices, excellent cellars for wine, beer, ecc. vaults for coals, Ike. The premises are desirably situate for any professional gentle. man, or dime whose avocations may require their attendance in the City. In Montague Mews, a stable for four horses, a double coach. house with loft and men's room over, enclosed by a wall and fold ing gates. fo be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had OD show. Irises; at Garrstway's; and of Mr. Robins, 111, Rwigua-ingatt MOST ADVANTAGEOUS INVESTMENT. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, ROTHERIIITHE. Wharfs, Warehouses, Docks, excellent Dwelling Houses, &c. ; with a Frontage to the River Thames nearly Eight Hundred Feet. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwiek House, Regent -street, At Garraway's, on THURSDAY. March 17, at Twelve, in Five Lots. ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD PART of FREE HOLD ESTATES, situate in the Parish of St. Mary, Rotherhithe, occupying a Frontage to the River Thames of nearly eight hundred feet; with excellent Dwelling Houses and Tene meats ; spacious Wharfs, Shipwrights' Yards, Workshops, exten sive Warehouses, Docks, Boat Houses, and numerous other Erec tions anti Buildings standing thereon ; also sundry Cottages and Buildings, Yards, Ike., on the opposite side of the street. Part of the Estate is in the possession of Messrs. Ilawkes and Carr, shipbuilders, under a lease granted to the late Mr. Joshua Young, wnich expires in 1844; part on lease to Mr. Burr, which expires at Lady-day lik2S ; and the remainder on Lease to the Ex• ecutors of the late Henry Sintlery, Esq. (Mr. Alloway and Mr. Jennings) which expires in 1829 and 1830, at the low ground rents of neatly SEVEN HUNDRED PER ANNUM for the entirety ; but estimated to be worth, at the expiration of the Leases, upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM ; a most desirable and Capital Investment, and certain improvable property. May be viewed by applying to the tenants, and of Mr. Overton, at the sign of the Swallow Galley, opposite to Mr. Burr's; or of Mr. Thomas Wade, 16Z, opposite the Estate, where particulars may be had ; at Garraway's ; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn-square ; of Watts. Black. Chapman, and Webb, Middle Temple Hall Staircase ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Resent street, where a plan of the Estate may bis son. NORTHUMBERLAND, BETWEEN MORPETII, ALNWICK, &e. Highly valuable and improvable Freehold Estates. The Manor of Lemmington, capital Mansion, and Offices, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Water torn Mill, Colliery, Farms, and Land, and the Low Learchilds Estate, in all about Two Thousand and Sixty Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warn ick-house, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-ht.use, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on THURSDA V, the 14th of April, at 12, in One Lot. By order of the Trustees, under the Will of Nicholas Fenwick, Esq. deceased. IT HE truly valuable and very improvable FREE -1 HOLD ESTATES, comprising the MANOR OR REPUTED MANOR OF LEMMINGTON, abounding with Pheasants, and Game of every description ; the CAPITAL MANSION, LE3I3IINGTON HALL, erected at a considerable expense, on a fine commanding eminence, embracing extensive and luxuriant views, conveniently planned, and hand somely finished, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability; with excellent offices of all descriptions, coach-houses, and stables for twenty-four horses, &c. and lodging rooms over; gardens walled ; delightful pleasure-grounds and land, forming a beautiful Park in front of the Mansion, sur rounded by fine thriving plantations and extensive woods, stored with tine oak and other timber. The Mansion and part of the Lands are in possession of John Allen Wilkie, Esq. tenant from year to year. Sundry most eligible Farms, with goal farm-houses. offices, and all requisite agricultural buildings; capital ri;h mea dow, pasture, and arable land, divided by thriving hedges. In the occupation of Messrs. Titompson, Appleby, and Smith, as tenants i from year to year ; also sundry cottages . A capital Water Corn Mill, rich old meadow land; in the occupatibn of Mr. Fenwi.:k Turnbull, tenant at will ; together with a Plot of Moor Land, about 440 acres, abounding with black game and grouse, &c. A valuable Stone Quarry and a Coal Mine, with a great body of Coal, which may be worked to a consider able depth, without the aid of steam engines, as it is a dry level. Also a valuable Estate, Low Learchilds Farm, adjoining the Lemmington Estate, Farm house and Outbuildings, in the possession of 31r. Pallister, tenant fromear to year ; with picturesque sites for building, overlooking the Val e of the Mn. The whole of the wove Properties contain about 2,030 Acres, beautifully timbered. The Corn Tithes on nearly 1,300 Acres of the Estate are held on Lease, lately renewed, under the Dean and Chapter of Durham. The Estate is in the parish of Edlingham, about four miles from Alnwick, ten from the Port of Alnmouth, en the high turnpike-road to Edinburgh. The whole forms a most desirable property for investment, and for residence for a Gentleman fond of field sports, &c. Mr. Wilkie will permit the Mansion-house, Gardens, Pleasure grounds, and Lands in his occupation, to be viewed, on application to him. The Tenants will show their respective Farms; and 31r. Thompson, of Lemmington Branch Farm, will show the Woods and Plantations ; of whom Particulate may be had ; also at the White Swan, Alnwick ; Blue Bell, Belfnrd ; King's Arms, Bee- wick; Bush, Carlisle; Turk's [Lead and George, Newcastle-upon.' Tyne; Waterloo Hotel, Durham; Angel, F'errybridge ; Black Swan, York ; Angel, Doncaster; George, Stamford; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; of Mr. 'Stamen, Solicitor, Morpeth ; of Messrs. Stephenson and Bateman, Solicitors, Southampton-build ings, Chancery-lane; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be lICCE. "HE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and' _l. SPIRIT CO:11 PANV. beg to ascure the Nobility and Gen try, that their endeavours shall be unremitting to merit • continu ance of the favours with which they have been honoured, and that they have constantly on sale the following Articles, warranted genuine and free from adulteration : per dozen. per dozen. Fine Old Port - - 36 40 42 Genuine East India Crusted ditto, from ditto . . . 413 110 2 to 8 years in Teneritre, Vidonis, bottle . - - -48 54 63 Btonte, Lisbon, Full flavoured ditto, Mountain, he. - 36 40 42 in plots - - 36 Bucellas, finest qua- Brown and Pale lity . . 42 Sherry . - 36 40 44 Malmsey, in pints 35 Real Amontillado Foreign 'Liqueurs, in cases of six ditto - - - - 48 50 bottles. 21. as. per case. Curious East India Curacoa, 10s. 6d. ; Maraschino, ditto • . - - 54 13s. frd. per flask. West Indialtladeira 40 42 FRENCH AND GERMAN WINES. Claret, St. Julien - 60 Ditto, Finest Ins- La6tteChateau ported . . - 105 gean - - 80 110 105 Ditto, ditto, in pints 54 Sparkling Chani. Sauterne Moselle, pipe - 84 he. . . 62 72 Ditto Superior . I 110 Old flock . . 105 CAPE WINES. White Cape - 16 18 21 Red Ponta* - 24 Superior ditto, Ma. Constant* in pints deira and Sherry flock - . - - 28 flavour - . 24 Fine Cordial Gin, 14s. pi, gallon ; Jamaica Rum, 14s. ; Whis key, 1411. ; Cognise Brandy, 21s. 25a. 4 . 4 Country Orders inelming remittances, (poet addressed to Mr. Win. (iodine, 16. Strand, faithfully executed. _ - .- TT t IRELAND. --..1........_ A BILL TO AMEND CERTAIN ACTS RELATING Tr* UNLAWFUL SOCeIEtTIES IN IRELAND. —e-- Whereas by an Aet passed in the Parliament of leelsrs!, to the thirty-third year of the reign of his late Manny, Kin g Genege the Third, entituled " An Act to prevent the election or annalist-, ment of Colewful Assenibliee, ender premium .ot pnparsocor presenting public Petitions or other Addresses to his Manny or I the Parliament," all Assemblies, Committees, or other Rodin of Men, elected, constituted, or appointed to mpresent, oc essunune, i or teem:sing a right or authority to represent the people orf 'eland, or any number or description of the people of the same: or the people of any Province, City, Town, or other District, wilt is Rut saute, under pretence of petitioning for, or in en y other mama' procuring, an alterati o n of m a t ter esta bli s h e d by lan. in Chinch or State, save and except the Knights, Clasen.% and lierkoeiles elected to serve in Parliament, and the limes° of f lonvoce•eon,'duly summoned by the King's writ, are decia end esaeted to be Un lawful Aesernbliee • and provision is the made, for.the disper ;ion of a ll such ih:lawful Assemblie s , an for the puttishmenk of , "arsons acting of assisting in the e l ect i on 'or appo:uncert of end! Assemblies. And whereas it has been found that Sceietia, Commietees, and other bodies o: parsons in Ireland, withoet any prerioos election et appointment by the people, or by any number or description thsee. of, may be so cohatituied,.tbat the mirehinieinsradethe be provithel agaiost by rho said Act, may equally arise; and it 3.; therefore ex pedient to extend the previa:ens contained itt the said Act. ' Re it therefore enacted by the king's Most Escei:ent .M: jest,. by and with the advice and conec u t o f the Lords Spiritual tool Tens poral, and Commons, in this prevent Parliament onenilled, and by the authority of the same, that from end after every Society, Committee, o . other body of pereens now established, or to be hereafter established in Irelar-it, essuming or in any manner or by any me a n s or enttivenee, flifrciz:ng the power of acting for the purpose of procuring the redress of vier 'meet in Church or State. or the alterations of any masters by law established in Church or State, the members, or any number of the members whereof shall continue or renew the meetings or pro- . eentings of such society, committee, or other body of y-rsons, whether under the same, or ally different nuns ox names, by ad.' joumment or otherwise, for a longer rime than days front its fire: meeting, or which shall appoint, authorise, or. employ any committee or other select body, or any pre,ident, secretary, delegate, or other officer, to act for them, or under them authority. unless such appointment, authority, cr omployasent, be limited to a period not exceeding days* from the fi rst meeting of such society, committ ee , or other body of persons, or to report to them a ft er th e exp i rat i on f such period as aforesaid, or which shall appoint, euthorite„ or employ, any select body or bodies, or any treasurer, collector, or any person or per:, sons, to levy or receive, or which shall receive when levied, any money or contributions from his ,Majesty's subjects, or from any number or description of them, shall be deemed an unhniftti Combination and Confederacy, and the Meetings thereof Masa, ful Assemblies. And whereas by an Act psssed in the fourth year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled, " An Act to amend and render more effectual the provisions of an Act made in the fiftieth year of has late Majesty's reign, for preventing the administering and taking unlawful oaths i n I re l an d , " ' certain Societies therein di e scribed are declared to be unlawful combinations and confederacies, and various provisions are thereby made respecting the sam e : A n d whereas it is expedient to extend the provisions contained in the said Act ; be it therefore enacted, that front and after every society, committee. or other body of persons, which shall be composed of different divisions or branches, or cf different parts, acting in any'manner separate or distinct front each other, or of which soy part shall have any separate or dis tinct president, secretary, treasurer, delegate, or other officer, elected or appointed by or for such part, or to act as an officer for such part ; and every society, committee, or other body of persons which OAR communicate or correspond, or whose consti tution shall contain any provisions for cerreepondence, or tom. m•tnication with any other society, comtniitee, or other body of persons, and every society, committee. or other body of persons, from which persons of any form of religious faith allowed or tole rated by law, shall be excluded, and every society, co:amide*, oe other body of persons, the numbers whereof are required to take any oath, or to make any declaration authorised or direc'ed by any Act of Parliament, at any other place, or on any other occa sion, or under any other circumstances, than as specitied in such Act or Acts, and as required by law, shall be deemed an ur.lawfoil combination sad confederacy, and the meetings thereof unlawful assemblies. And be ft further enacted, That it shall end may be lawful , to and for any Mayor, Sherif," at 'Justice of the Peace, and they • are hereby respectively salmis* empowered, and recluired, within his sad their respective ;urisdictions, to command all meetings hereinbefore declared to be unlawful assemblies, itrune e diatcly to disperse; arid if any such 'netting shall not there o pop immediately disperse, to apprehend all persons offending in that behalf, and to dell/and 1141111Sli011 into any house, outhouse, or office, where they shall respectively have good reason .to be lieve that such unlawful assembly shall be, and if refused, to enter by force. And be it further Enacted, That every person who, after shall become a member of any society, committee, or other body of persons, hereby declared to be an I. nlawful Combination and COnfetleracy, or shall an so a member thereof, and evety person who, after shall directly or indirectly maintain corres pondence or intercourse therewith, or with any committee or other select body, president, treasurer, secretary, delegate, or tithe; officer or member thereof, as such; or who shall, Ly cortributior, collection, or receipt of money or otherwise, aid, abet, or suppet; any such society, or any committee or other select body, or sof officer or member thereof as such, shalrbe deemed guilty of and every person convicted of any such offence by due course ct law, shall and may be punished by as the Court betore whom such offender shall be tried shall think fit. Provided always, and be it enacted, That where any society, committee, or other body of persons. not originally unlawful, shall afterwards become an unlawful Combination and Confederacy within the meaning of this Act, by reason of any matter or thing . done contrary to the provisions of this Act, no member thersot shall be deemed guilty of such offence as aforesaid, or be subject to the penalties hereto contained, unless he shall continue a mem ber of such society, committee, or other body of persons, after be knowledge of such matter or thing done, whereby such society, committee, or other body of persons, shall have so become an un lawful Combination and Confederacy as Aforesaid. And be it further enacted, That if any person shall ki.owinyv permit any meeting of any society, committee, or other body v. persons, hereby declared to be an unlawful Combiaatima anti Confederacy, to be held io his or her house or apartment, such person shall fur the first offence forfeit the sum of shall for any such offenee committed after the date of his or tier conviction for such first offence, be deemed guilty of an unlaisie, Combination and Confederacy, in breach of this Act. Provided always, and be it Enacted, That nothiog herein con tained shall extend to, or be construed to atEct, any society formed and acting merely for the purpose. of religious worship, or for the due ordering thereof, according to any form allowed or tolerated by law ; or to any society formed and acting nu rely for purposes Lt public or private clarity, science, agriculture, maw...factures, or • commerce. Provided also, and be it Enacted, That nothing herein con. tained shall be deemed or construed in any manner to prevent or impede the undoubted right of his 31ajesty's subjects to petsfuni bis Majesty, or both Houses, or either House of Purliamtnt, fur the redress of any public or private grievance, or to prevent the appointment of any committee for the sole purpose of prepartng or forwarding any such petition ; provided that such committee shall not exceed the number of persons., and shall not have power to appoint any ether semir.lftse. and shall not have continuance by adjournment or otherwise, for any period exceqing days from the time of such appointment; and shall not collect or rece.ve are money or contribution from any of his Majesty's suket.s, odor than such as may be necessary for the specific purpose. of pre, - 4.- ing and transmitting to the King or either House of Parliament. such petition as aforsesaid. And be it further Enacted, that every prosecution, action. aryl suit, which shall be brought or commenced auwinst any Justice or Justices of the Peace, Constable, Peace Officer, or other persku or persons, for any thing done or acted in pursuance of tb:s Act. shall be commenced within calendar m.entbs next after the fact committed, and not afterwards ; ar.d the trout in every such action or suit shall be laid in the proper comity when the fact was committed, and not elsewhere ; and the defendant or defendants, in every such suit or action, shall and may plead - e general issue, and give this Act, and the specid matter, in es I denee at any trial to be had thereupon ; and if such pros:cutost. action, or suit, shall be brought or commenced after the tut s limited for bringing the same, or the venue shall be Lid :o other place than as aforesaid. then the J ---- shall find a vsrd.st tu° the traverser or traveraers, ordefendant case, or if the Jury shall find a verdict ants, upon the merits, or if the plaint' nonsuit, or discontinue his or their upon demurrer, judgment shall be plaintiffs, the defendant or defendants which he or they shall and may resmvcr, manner as any defendant can by law in o And be it further Enacted, that th. amended by any Act or Acts to be passed Parliament. And be it Enacted, That this Act force from and after the expiration of after the passing thereof, and not sooner nue in fo.ce for from the dr until the end of the then next Semite f CkritoLic Re wr.—The Honourable brother of the Earl of Kenmare, and w and frequently wounded during the 1 titularly at the battle of Waterloo, pounds, his second wilmcripticm, to Dublin Paper. FOR CORI' lr ORRIS 6 S ROYAL 4.Y.L TER, prepare' fro wy, is an excellent Retnedj h.:: to those who have hard ft feet, without the least pain of useful Family Plaster for In Bunions. Prepared by G. MORRIS sington. Sold In Boxes at Is. Pd. ehespside, St. Paul's, and R ooms), London ; Waterloc 'Dublin; and by the princip I:nited Kingdom. Of whotn also may be bad bccn dedsted to highly real " best thing ever discovard Bottles, Is. and 2s. *l. lle careful to ask for end Perry's Essence for th - . - -- - . . - PORT OF LONDON, Feb. 14, 1841. To Sail on the 10th March. SALES BY AUCTION. FOR SALE, OR' BENGAL, with liberty to Land Pas se n gers at Tr f Ortfer of the Roltourable the Commissioners of hill 1: V Blears', the fast-sailing Teak Ship LADY FLORA , WORCESTERSHIRE. .1/ krofesry'sExcise Revenue, ins ep r ious Room, at the Chief THOSI AS SPDONNELI., Commander ; Bonhen 700 Tons. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ollce, Old Brood-street, on FRIDAN , the 25th, of February, Thus Ship carnets a surgeon, and is elegantly fitted up for Pas- Nearly Twenty-one Acre"; about three miles front ilirminghant, at One , ' Clock precisele, sengen. CM the Tuns** Road to Warwick. About TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS of GENEVA, For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jenne. By Mfr. ROBINS, And TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS of BRANDY, lem, Coffee House; to Messrs. Coekprell, Trail, and Co., No. 8, (Of Warwick Roues, Reeent-street,) which have bet o n is Sarly condemned Andre-distilled ; now in Vats Austin Friars ;or to At Ganaway's, on THURSDAY, the 17th of March, at Twelve, at the Excise , St. Catherine's. JOHN S. BRINLEY, by order of the Executors of the late late John Willan, Fact. Catalogues to be .at 6d. each, and samples seen, at the Excise No. 14, Birchin-lime, Corial. deceased, Watehousekeepoes Office, Toner-bill, hoe Tuesday, the ltd, to of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. Thursday, the 114th, from ten till two o'clock, and on the morning FOR P.ASSF.NO E RS. A Ohne Ship, to sail in all February, and w ill b e p unctua ll y comprising Five Enclosures of Meadow and Arabi c Land, despatched, either with cargo, or in ballast. Direct with a Stream of `Pater linseed[ tinnitgh the Lands, situate near LONDON pocss. TIOR BOMBAY, the fine fast Teak-built Ship RE Greet Bridge, in be parish elf Yardley, on the Road from Bir- COVERY, burthen 500 tons, HENRY C. CIIAI I 3I , AN. Bridge Accommodations to Wilwiek ' in " elleeekm of Mr. Builisant, Greet To SCAVENGERS, DUSTMEN, CARMEN, LIGHTER- -IL . , MEN, wad Others. Commander, lying in the City Canal. This ship hae elegant Accommodations for Passengers and will can a regular Su eon. flay be viewed by applyinreollie Tenant, of whom Particulars /TIRE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM- ' - -.-- r g may be had ;of Mr. Riga, Is the Albion Tavern ; and of Mr. For freight or passage, aply to the Commander, at the Jetties- -1 t.ANY do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to leen Coffee - house ; Messrs. t easer, Living, and Co. 12, St. Helen's , Waddell, Ben and Chic -11 w, Birmingham ; Mr. Bentley, Woe- ro-elve Tenders (sealed up) at the Superintendent'o•Office. at the , Plane ; am andCo. .. , Chapman U2, mzulcnhall.street ; and outer ; Black Swan, I•Triek ;of Mr Lyon, Solicitor, Great ;rock. on WIDNESDAY the 9d ef March next, at Twelve " . JOHN S. BRINLEY, Russell-street, Bloomsbiarreqoare ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. o'clock, he ehreingmelleskieg away she MUD mid SILT, for Robins, 1714 Regent - attest , where a Plan of the Estate may be Cue Year, fame Ste Barearaes Dock and Basin, at Bell Dock, -, - •. - ..• No. 14, Birchin-lane, Cornhill. seen. w to pi o g ; sue likewise he wiring and carrying away the MUD, C OLOMBIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.—The .. _ DIRT, and RUBBISH, hr One I ear, from the Quays and Proprietor of this Association are hereby required to take SUFFOLK. Premises of the itosk. . notice, that the DEED of ASSOCIATION has been approved FREEHOLIAND COPYBOLD ESTATE, SIETFIELD Every Tench ,. renege be sob conformably to the Particulars ma by the Directors. READY for SIGNATURE ; sad that Between lidrierdi,Earlesion r ondllog g ay : Fame-boum, Dairy, Condition; ant Ake be sinnoc led bLl i teeorei rb tel •it will remain as out for that Palma from Ttmemetem• the Bare. Cow-hiremr, Calf-pees, StAblaa, and •Won-sheas, Ac. gg C l EWrital l • MI6 rolleh_. llth inemnt, foe Serentrone day wi . nhieh Period the Peed paartygthmoww,hown of alicemou lasturaeAralsie Land, th* the 40 0 1 1111 / 0 • 66 " th the omit* need ofi tor peimehy tif isehheire KIM an d a o rc h ar d, First TelinMet.. TU . inn lbr Signature will be - from Ten to By Mr. ROBINS, eanieelaessielaes4idens Ones Common !nay he known at the Four each day. (Of Warwick House. Regent-street,) Compaoy's Haase, Prince's -street, Bank. Proprietors residing at 'distance may sign by Power of Attorney, At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, the 17th of March. at 12, S. COCK, Secretary. the form of which may be had t our Office. London Dock house, Feb. 15, 1825. SWAIN, STE's ENS, M a APLES. PEA RSE, and HUNT, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD N.B.—No regard will be paid to any Tender delivered after Solicitors to the Association. LE_ ESTATE, METFIELD FARM, situate in the Parish of Twelve o'clock on that Day ; nor unless the Person who makes 6, Frederick's.place, Old Jewry, London, Metfield, in the County of Suffolk, about six miles from Hales. the Tender, or some Person on hirbehalf, attends to answer when February 10, 1845. worth, five from Harlestoo, seven from Bungee, all capital market called for. IN THE MATTER OF MARSH AND 00. Farm-yard, Barn, C•ow-house, Calf-pens, Stables, Wiser.) sheds, , AS FOR FEhiALE ORPHANS. MR. WILKINSON, the Accountant, having presented Ate.; a good Orchard, with excellent Pasture and Arable Land, PATRONESS. a Report on the concerns of this Estate, die Assignees, de l i. containing nearly EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, adjoining the Her Royal Highness Ow Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. ous of communicating all possible information thereon to the Lands of Lord Henniker, Mr. Butcher, Mr. Norman, Slr. Fisher, Creditors, have caused it to be printed for their use, and every* Alexander Adair, Esq. and others ; in the occupation of Mr. PRESIDENT. the Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, K.G. Creditor will be furnished with a copy on application at the late Samuel Newman, a respectable Tenant, on Leese, for an unexpired Banking-house in Berner's-street, on 310NDAY next, the 41st Term of Ten Years, from Michaelmas 10.81. 1025. VICE-PRESIDENTS. instant, and on following Days. l'ile principal part of this Estate is Freehold, the situation fine The Duke of Marlborough The Hon. and Right Rev. the and healthy, commanding interesting views, and the Fields are The Earl Spe ncer, K.G. Bishop of Durham MARSH AND CO.'S BANKRUPTCY. , well supplied with water for the use of cattle. The Earl of 51anstield The Right lion. Sir Archibald Price One Shilling, To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particulars The Earl of Liverpool, K.O. Macdonald, Bart. Fr HE REPORT of Mr. 'WILKINSON, the Account- may be had; also at the Inn, Halesworth ; Swan, Harleston ; Admiral Lord Radstock, 0.C.8. Sir William Leighton. 1 ant to the Estate of Messrs. Marsh, Stracry. end Co. drawn King's Head, Bungs! ; Mr. Haynes, Scole Inn; Bell, Bury St: TREASURER—Wm. Williams, Esq. M.P. up for the Satisfaction of the Creditors, may be obtained for the Edmund's ; White Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Colchester; Black Information of the Public in general, after the 21st instant, Boy and Saracen's Head, Chelmsford; of S. 8. Hurst, Esq. THURSDAY, Februar 24, being the Birth-day of The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this Charity his R will be on Information (February) of Solicitor, No. 7, Bamard's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. y o y a J. M. RICHARDSON, 22, Cernhill. Robins, No. 170, Regent - street , where a Plan of the Estate may Ilighness the President, at the London Tavern, 13ishopsgate-street. ..............„ ...... .„.... ..., . ...... $1 Si i •, , * lt 4 I ... , . i .1 m . A 4, ~ , I 1 , 4' i. iiii 111, 4 'i . ' + 4. 1 , k i ,o, l t , I , i . ; . t I i t I 0 1' It 11 1 1 . ! 1 . i is o a t id a in ftt. t Lw e a p rd ro s; tsr co .il aL t , h t) e 5 ,4 7 1 t , 1 v t,. : lenhere ; and the defendant or 1 ction, shall and may plead thc / ed the spead matter, in es a- m ; and if such proaccuton.. or commenced after the italic the venue shalt be Lid in ant, he Jury shall find A v,rtl;‘t fur ant or defendants ; and in iqtpit ii ict for the defendant ur 0014 i ntiff ur plaintiffs shall become action alter appeari.nce,s; if given against the Punta at to shall have coats. vcr, in icch Ind in the saga .. . in othtr C 115 1 .5. it this Act may he altered or assrd in this present li.:.essisnasit .c: 5%a1l evouneece and' be of f days from mod met ; and shall be and cone,. day_ of passing this Act, ALI 1 of Parliament. ti nourable Michael Browne. 1 e, and who was so severely g the Peninsular war, Eat • vitro, has subscribed ten n, to the Catholic Rent.- 1 : el. • • i - , • - FOUR of LlO,OOO I—NO BLANKS! ALL 1N ONE DAY. GCARROLL gratefully acknowledges the Public • favour he has experienced for many years, and feels much wret in stating the resolution of his Majesty's Ministers, to sub sokit no more Lottery Bills to Parliament. This Branch of &avenue and pleasing mode of Adventure, which hu existed in ; We Kingdom upwards of 150 years, MUST SOON CEASE FOR EVER. G. Carroll feels confidence in soliciting Public attention to the ,trosent Scheme, as it embraces FOUR Prizes of £20,000, &c. &e. amounting to £700,000. All Money, and No Blanks ! All to be Alincided in One Day, (12th April .) a mode of Drawing that him uniformly received Public approbation. SCH EM E. 2 . of - .C 20,100 . are 2 . - 20,050 - - .C 40.200 • 40.100 . - 4.000 . - 4.240 - - 3,150 2 . 4 . . 6 . . - - 2,000 - - 1,060 - - 525 - 8 . . . - 2,480 10 - . 215 - - 2,150 Besides other of XI 11, AU, Ice. itc. Tickets and Sharrs for the above Scheme. All In One Day, 12th April, are now on Sale at Carroll's Ofßces, 19, Cornhill ; 7, Charing-cross; and 211, Oxford -street; where he lately sold FOUR Prizes of .C 20,000 in Four Months. POLICIES IN THE EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE. By Mr. SLIUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, March 9, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two hots. Lot i. A POLICY for 4,000/. effireted with tile Equitable -Ct. Assurance Office, Blackfriars, in 1814. on the Life of a Gentleman, nal forty-two years, with a considerable bonus ac cruing thereon. hot 2.—A POLICY for 9,000 i. effected with the same Office in 11109, on the Life of a Gentleman, aged forty-four, with the bonuses thereon. Particulars may be had of Mr. Martin, Solicitor, Vintner's i Hall ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Sbuttlewortb, No. 28, Poultry. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, QUADRANT, PICCADILLY. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, March 9, at 19, in Two Lots, TWO SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD D%YEL LING HOUSES, very eligibly situate, Nos. 78, and 80, in the Quadrant, near Piccadilly, leading from Waterloo place to Regent.street. The houses contain excellent front shops, with parlours behind, and suitable accommodations for the shopluslier above and below. Also a distinct entrance, communicating with a suit of sitting rooms, with !soar bed-chambers over a kitchen, and other conve niences, arranged to suit a private family, perfectly select and in. dependent of the business premises. The estates are held for a term of 93 years unexpired, at ground rents. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants ; and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Dewnett. (heaves, Bar endale and Tatham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; and King's Arms-yard, 'Coleman-street ; on the Premises ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. Bro. 4a. 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