The Sun. — London, England, 1834-05-10 00:00:00

U„t,~„ • :t T . very' \ emus MEETING of th e • MASTER TA LORS of the METROPOLIS, e' d at the Thatched House Tivensl%..Larnes's-strect, on ALnday evening-, the 29 h of April, and by adjournment to Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's, on the following day, Mr. LESLIE in the Chair, the following Circular Letter and Regulation from the Journeymen Tailors having been "ad as follows : ~. - - ... n i tt , , .*T, - - - -- ~ .• j ~, tt .• I. • •' • ,5f.,:...,..,- Ilh oi •- ' I‘, 4 s. lz- i , fr -• -4:—. '' i 1 '4' ."1 :, ) . /0 „,„,„,..-.. 8 , . - Tr:- ni., 1-.. , •-• l' /- , ~. - I il b s , ' i r • .....1.....11) f ~ ,,,.."1...... ~,,,, ~.. , .... .l, , , jr, , %. _'-. I 0 . -7--- -1. A '''"' -•-•...„,:, ' 1 • , --- -, .0 '',...' - % . z.. - -.-• VI, a , ('' ;. 1 :0,--- '4 l',,l''',, '4- ~. A i 1 • ~/) ' .4111 [4. ', 1 11114-141 I' OIV itOli ti 4* 41 , A. - ' ' '''' -1.,:c,.....; • A 1 :.0 . ' ''' 1 •K _t4.l"" t ':,',1 1,/ ~ r 40 - •.':,‘N",4,:tti,5:',,,,,.6..k,11f).11, irAf nurnekrnils FT"' 14 1: ,k • (; 7v:: • I, litbor <,l* •• w ~ " 25, Little Queen-street, April 25. direction of the Friendly Soc:.e)i of u Perative Tailors, I have to acquaint you that, in or der to stay the ruinous effects which a destructive commercial competition has so long been inflicting °Poo them, they have resolved to introduce certain new regulations of labour into the trade, which regu lations they intend should commence from Monday • ne xt ; and I beg herewith to enclose you a copy of theni, "REGULATIONS. " o brother shall be allowed to work more than' en hours per day, from the third Monday in the 1 1 °, 11 th of April t o the last Saturday in the month of •my ; nos more than eight hours per day the remain eight months of the year ; and for such labour the rmuneration shall be 6s. per day for the ten hours' lb ° 1 • 11- , which is to be performed between the hours of seven in the morning and six in the evening ; and ss. per day for the eight hours' labour, to be performed the the hours of eight in the morning and five in t i l t°, evening, out of which time, in either * case, he . 1 , 1 leave his emloer's premises one hour for re :einit'ent N or sh all any brother work for an em . W hich anywhere but on his (the employer's) premises, leh shall be healthy and convenient, or on my other terms hallo we d than by the day or hour ; and no person shall • t h %Hewed to solicit employment, or to work for less all th e regular wages, within four miles of Covent , garden. " A; the demands there specified are of so rea tltable a nature, and as moreover they are unqUes °flably calculated for the ultimate benefit of emplo3 Z ll as Well as the employed, the society confidently f , ° Pe that you will accede to them, and that hence -I,:ward a mutual confidence may be sustained between I,Z s trs and men, and that their interests may be no "gur separated and opposed to each other. fie_ It only remains for me to add that your workmen, y,„" w er, of this society, will cease to be employed by lions— suuld you decline to act upon the new regula ti ; and further, I think it right to apprise you, that to at ease they will no longer 4sider it necessary su PPort your interest, but will immediately enter the ' • -..ulgernents prepared by the society for the employ . al ent of such members for the benefit of the society. " I am, Sir, your most obedient, humble servant, "JOHN BROW E, • " Secretary to the Grand Lodge of Operative Tailors." ee first Resolution was moved by Mr. STULZ, and se _ conded by Mr. HOUF,Y, and carried unanimously, That the - above regulations would if accedes! to by the Ilaster Tailors, be, both in principl e , and effect, injurious t o the employers and employed, because, Firstly -An increased demand of nearly 25 per cent. on the present rate of wages; 6s. per diem is neither called fot by the circumstances of the times nor the actual i;ernondition o f th e trade-the present scale of wages „ l ying been fi xe d i n t h e year 1813 by the workmen I selves ; and, 4t Secondly -The 41b.. loaf then cost 17d. ; the same sum this time will purchase one of 8 1 / a lbs. ; meat also is ?tedueed about 30 per cent., and coals are about half the ) ,, r , iee at the present time as compared with theprices of 1813. The second Resolution was moved by 3lr. NUGEE, seconded by Mr. WILLIS, and carried unanimously,That this meeting 's . of opinion that the Regulations pro-4 Pothesed, to , the masta l ilors are founded on . tice tck w or 4in g inan, inasmuch as they fix the maximum which gee industr ious man may earn, and make no distinction be an" idn le the industrious' and T he third Resolution was moved by Mr. DAVIDSON, se- `"%jed by Mr. BURG HA It DT, and also carried unanimously. Iv that this meeting. consistin Of the under-mentioned an'aister Tailors, do, individually and collectively, resolve o r ;, i P l edge th emse l ves not to comp l y w i t h t h e present ex tant demands of the workmen. - • s e e fourth Resolution was moved by Mr. Jon N MEYER, • 3 rnded by Mr. STOREY, and also carried unanimously, ill hat the greatest publicity be given to the proceed p%inf this Meeting, and that the Nobility; Gentry, and AI lie be respectfully requested to co.-operate with the zil..aster Tailors, by suspending or delaying the orders they ah,lji airead -3 have given or intend to give until the workmen be desirous of resuming their employm en t a t th e Tr " hitherto e paid by the Trade. '" fifth Resolution was proposed by Mr. HARRISON, and s Ar i e 'llded by Mr. CARTWRIGHT, and unanimously "•Glited, That in order t o encourage t h ose men w h o are didissa tihs sfied with the i m p er i ous mandate o f t h e Trades' Urinal, to C crnmittee elected th e prev i ous even i n g be empowered wills °at Houses of Call for the reception of all workmen at ' 44 4064 'front the Unionists . ; Ind'to be employed thern;traßea hithert o pa id, an d t h at t hi s M eet i ng p l e d ge to su c h °" to give excl us i ve su pp or t an d encouragemen t Tlise sixth The n was proposed by Mr. FIELD, and 'seconded b y M r. : SIEVE R, and carried unanimously, witthhat this Meeting gratefully acknowledges the kindness r „ ,which th e N o bili t y, G entry, and the Public have kiE'l met the wishes of the Master Tailors of the metro • and res pec tfully request their continued support. Seventh and Resolution was proposed by Mr.HUDSON, seconded by Mr. ROBINSON, and carried una n i tha t the Committee appointed at the previous Meeting reCilleSt . ed to carry into effect the inte n t a n d o bj ec t o f ti t ,. foregoing Resolution ; such Committee . to co . nsist of following names, with power to add to their number :- COMMITTEE. 1..E.-u.fE, J., Chairman, 60, Conduit•street. Meney, W., 16, Sackville-street t ns teY, G., George -street, Hanover-squa re clioothardt, F., 17, Clifford-street DCartWrs R'' 17, Poland-street 62, Lower Grosvenor-street G a n vid s°n, T., 12, Cork-street il n - t rri hrf es e ., , *I A .., 56, St. James's-street ~ , 54, New Bond-street H ) ,PeY, S., 10, Clifford- street HT" , G., 124, Bond-street bT, 20, Sackville-street e es ' J.' 6, Regent-street Cork -street 4, 3er, J., stn., 36, Conduit-street .31: er ,; J., jun., 36, C on duit-street Ila n, J., 40, Ki ng - s treet N0:,: ° ,2 1 ',W., 7, Maddox-street 1 ' • J., 20, St. James's-street Read ord, R• , 65, St. James's-street N t , i ' L. 11, Upper Brook-street J•, 10, Clifford-street Si W.,24, Lcadenhall-street % 41, ' b sc'n, E • 6 Sweeting's-alley SPT.g" , H . ' ' ' 139, Leadenhall - street Sea-e, 1).,37, Old Bond-street Stuart' A P., 115, New Bond-street St ock •, 9, Finch-lane S tuar t 137, Regent-street 91, Jermyn-street ' 3 ., 18, St. James's-street s z ue ss. A., 45, Conduit-street. ,‘', 'W. 11. Treasurer, 157, New Bond-street. 41 11 0 1_, Ra tsc , , C., Hon. Secretary, 39, Sackville-street. t." and Aliller, Mount- Bridges, 8., St. Martin's-le s, Grand ,R. and Son, Mount- Burn, A. and Nassau-st. 4i tlin ee se t ll, J., Bolton, Peter, Pall-mall . Featherstone- Balston, S., South Molton-sit. 41,kildings Bracher, F., Old Jewry Archer,t'''t t W., Argyll -street Berkeley, Thos., Clarges-st. (ift Regentrcirci Buckmaster, W. and T., Old dtiTt!". l , l ' S., Lamb ' s Co- Bond - street ' l O4 ''reet Brown and Verey,Princes-st. All q J., - Leigh -street, Brough, G., Southampton -In-crescent row 13 0nd-street Bevan, 'W., Panton-street A . P rinces-st7et Berlingham , Jermyn-street 3 4. • J •,St.James s-sq. Butler, W., Princes-street All I"i4 -s ree Al " s i k t t Brookbank," Wm., George- A au ant-street • st , Adelphi A b rahaZ'' Park-street Barber, J. W., Pall-mall l ath s ' 30 4, Strand Ball, H., Bedford-street Atki n : Born, A., Hanover-street 'on A gect_ st kid Crook, Re- BrocklesbY,.C., Newm . an-st. re et Beaumont; J., Finch-lane k l aticL a s '" l Hillie r 60 Po- Burdoe W., Goswell-road 40 4 , t ‘ ; r eet Bartholomew, ' J., London t." Sackville- wall A I nsou „„ Bellingham,. N. and T., Castle -street Southampton-row A t rs " Tn., Holborn- Blackwell; Leicester-square 1 / :3' and c Binnie and Co., Old Bond- George-st., street Bungay, W., Welbeck-street Adv,-st r ,„ t - ,, , King Wil- Brookbank, Adelphi 13 ak Bladon, L., Hanway-street It ii",aixf Holborn . Burghart, F., 17, Clifford- George-st. street c4e orge'S-place Bragshawe, 33, Newman- Joi;l7s, PaII-mall street ha r ae k km °re, •,11,erkeley- sq. Baker, Cheapside t h . at th e p r , and Pa,i r e k :st . reet Bingley, Jaines, Chapel-place son. Argyll-st. Boddv, Houghton-street tilar,Cell,ll. ttegent-st. Bingham, Geo.; Conduit-st. hr k i S. .N",„'."' s hopgate-st. Bourne and Co., t o : ) , s haw, 11 gate- stree t Conduit-street Lamb's 114 11 - row •, Southamp- Bohte and Co., Sackville-st. h Ar '. "glito ri g Y ll- stre e t Brock and Son, Sackville-st. ht . it 'Ptbii- Co-, South- Brookbank , W.' B,Denmark iß,_ "' R. yet , Bennett, 0., Lothbury 7 t Burgess, J., 275, Regentrst it 61 , 0 ef o i 101 111 fro ' t Olti (iNo. 13,000.) Blake, Henry, 7, Howard street, Strand Batey and Finley, Duke-st., St. James's Blankley, Benj., 13, Clarke's place, Islington Bishop, J., Gloucester-st., Red Lion-square Bagots, W., Southampton street, Covent-garden Boss and Son, 57, Frith-st., Finlay, John, 66, Fenchurch- street Farrer and Penrose, 231, Holborn I Gurney and Son, 56, St. James's-street Guthrie and Son, New Bond- street IGreaves, R., High Holborn Grainger, J. Pall-mall Goody, J., Clifford-street Grayson, J Featherstone- Soho Bradbury and Wells, 93, New Bond-street Batt, R., 9, Edgeware-st., Portman-square Bradshaw, J., Warwick-st. Brock, John and Son, 10, buildings. Green, E., Regent-street Green, S., Saville-row Griffith and Pearson, Bond- street Grosjean, Quadrant Gypson,W:, Featherstone buildings Green, H., Oxford-street Gibbon and Lock, Clifford- Saciville-street Baker, H., 46, Tabernacle- walk Bagster, W., 5, Southamp toil-street, Strand Baldwin, H., 101, Cheapside Blacket, J., 85, High-street, Borough Bradford, M. G., 36, Lom street Grose, V., Tooley-street Geddes, A., Great Ormond- street Gillot, G., 36, Strand bard-street Blancher and Co., 89, Hol-, Goring, Wm., 14, Pall-mall Gustard and Co., Vere-street Gilbart, Wm., 86, Oxford born Baldwin and Co. , Sweeting's alley I Bracher, A.,8e11-alley ' Colbron, 4, lill-street, Con street Gilbert and Hopkins, 99, Oxford-street Gann and Co., 171, Fen duit-street Cartwright, F., 63, Lowerl Grosvenor- treet Cooke, Rs., Polanl-st. Carr, George, Jermyn-street ] Coates, Henry, Downe-street Crowder, J. , Gracechurch-st. l Charstecy, IL, Alark-lane Cooper, Henr`•, Park-street Cooper and Creer, Suffolk— church-street Iluison, G. , 124, New Bond- st!tet Bolt, T., 20, Sackville-st. Harrison and Burn, 39, Sack- ydle-street • Howell and Read, 11, Upper - - Brook-street Howland, South Molton-st. Helmes, T., Duke-street Holt, T., Graceehureh-street Harrison, R., Middle-row, street Cadman, John, Old Kent-rd. Curtis, E., St. James's-st. Clarkson, Charles, Circus-st Callis, W., Finsbury Collins, S., Haymarket Cumberland, W., Little Bell• alley Holborn Holloway, J., Featherstone buildings Haldane, J., Old Burlington- Chambers, Little Maddox -st. Cox, Thomas, Cork-street Crookes, G., Maddox-street Cape, G. A., Pantoti-street Cutler, E., Hanover-street Carr, J. R., Liverpool-street Charles, J., Fleet-street Coles and Co., Paul-street Cook and Wheeler, Princes- Areet Cracknall, Old Bond-st. Cooper, B. J., Sack ville-st. Crellin, St. James's-street Corbett and Fountaine, Albe marle-street street • Nuffield, G., Grosvenor-st Hart, H., Pall-mall Cooke, J., Regent-street Cook, J., Southampton-st. Court, W., Great Pulteney- street Chubb and Son, 1, Queen street, Cheapside Curlewis, H. C.~ 12, Ha- nover-street Curry, J., 201, Rkjent-st. Cowing and C0.,2.70; Mar- garet-street Cooper, James, ..23, New 144nd-street Cowell, Joseph and Son, 1, Brydges-street Challis, Wm., 2.2, Cornhill Davidson and Newham, Cork- street Doumered, C., Newington- causeway Deighton, W., St. James's-st. Oahe% 8., hall-alley Davis T., Hanover-street Dowdney, E., Nortbumber laad-stiel. Deane, Joseph, Leicester-sq. Dixon, James,Arundel-street Dowdy, G. D. Fleet-street Darby, Roland, Red Lion square Davies, E., Gilbert-steet Darby, J. F. Davies and Co., Poland-st. Draeger, Leicester-square Denyen, Great Trinity-lane Dixon, James, Arundel= street Dunn, R., Cirencester-place Derni.sey, J., Bouverie-street Davies and Price, Cork-st. Dewey, J., Mortimer-street De 'Ath, J., Old Cavendish street Dawes, Crescent, Jewin-st. Dempser, 11, Great Trinity lane Dowdney and Son, 49, Lom bard-street Davis and Dodd, 44, Leices ster-square Dodds and Co., 44, Leaden hall-street Daniels,G.,9o,Jermyn-street l Davies, 51, Green-street, Grosvenor-square Drimmy, George-street, Mi nories Duke; W., 8, Jewry-street,l Aldgate Dick and Son, Hanover-st. Heigh, T.,Margaret-street Hernon, ackville-street Huffman, G., Duke-street Hough and Mills, St. Tho- mas's-street Holden, F. E., Stanhope-st. Henderson, Vine-street Hawse, W., Lamb's Conduit- street Harris, W., Lamb's Conduit- street • Hillmain, T., May's-build. Howell, H., Holborn-hill Hamilton, D. „Nicholas-lane Hannis, T., Brownlnw-st. Heyden,A.,South Molton-st. Holmes, J., Berwick-street Hughes, 0. H. , New Bond-st Holland, J., Sackville,street Hogg, E. St. James's-st. Harvey and Stokes, Jermyn- street Hallett and Co., South Molton-street Hodge and Swallow, Pic cadilly 'Howell, St. May Axe Hay and Co., New Bond-st. Howle, J., Warwick-street Horton, T.,,Green-street Hoepfner, A., Frith-street Huffen, G., Grosvenor-street Habell, H., Great Pulteney- street Hocken, J., Maddox-street Henderson, A., 19, Old Bur lington-street Hutton, 8., 114, Park-st., .Grosven or-square Hall, J., 46, Holborn-hill Horton, Thomas, 6, Green- street, Grosvenor-square Harwood, W.,159, Piccadilly Hopkins, J., 67, Lamb's Con duit-street Haeskell, C., 121, Pall-mall Halton, W., 9, Charles-st. , St. James's-square I How, Thomas, 32. Berwick- street Izard, J. Gloucester-place Insley, IL, Mount-street Inkson, J., Ryder-street Jones, J., 6, Regent-street Jupp, Argyll-street James, J. and 11., Great Queen-street Jackson, J., Warwick-court Jackson and Son, Cork-st. Jones, E., Strand Johnson, W. and Son, Clif ford-street Jackson, G., Queen-street James and Son, Bernard-st. Jarrin, Lewis, Dufour-place Jarvis and Jones, Conduit-st James, R.,Conduit-street Jacklin, ~ 14, Queen-st., Cheapside Jordan, S. , 14, Gracechurch street Janson, W. H., 12, Bishops gate-street Jordan, W., 15, New Bond street Jones, W., 6,Warren-street, Fitzroy-square Johns and Meek, Poultry Jackson, E.W., 58, Grace church-street Edwards and Scott, Conduit street Eccles and Stalman, Spring gardens Ellis and Matthison, Princes street Elliot, F., Great Pulteney street Earp and Co., Brownlow-st. Elford, J. F., Great Pulte nev-street Eaglet= and Glover, High-st Edrnonds,Joseph, Jermyn-st. Ell.ott, J., Beak-street Earck, G. Regent-street Evans, J. , Sunderland-build ings Edwards and Son, Basing hall-street Emett, S. Regent-street Evans and Co., Mount-street Edwards, J., and Co., Con duit -street. Evans, W., Lombard-street Eddowes, Jermyn-street Leslie, .J., 60, Conduit-street Evans, S am ., 2, Fi ns b ury - L yon , Duke-street, Man place Chester-square Ellis and Spann, 25, New Laffin and Co., Princes-st. Ormond-street Lloyd, J., Conduit-street Eaton, Jno. and James, 9, Linney, A., Regent-street Lower-street, Islington Lester W., Fleet-street Edwards, J oe l, 9 , "H anover - L ee , J., Great Queen-street street Lewis, A., Grosvenor-street Edwards, T., Hatton-garden Langstaft, W., Bury-street Edwards, W., and Son, 48, Lane, Saville-row Basingliall-stre e t Lewis, E. Howard-street Ewens, C. 5.5, Goswell- Lake, J., South Molton-st. street-ro a d Lewis, J., Old Jewry Earp and Haines, Poultry Leroux, Princes-street Field, A., Warwick-street Leggatt and Gilbert, Oxford- Fritz , L.,GreatMarlborough- street street Launders, J., 27, Panton-st. Froggatt, Bish o p sgate - street L ee, T. E., 1, Hatton-garden Fisher, J., Duke-street Little and Co., 69, Leaden- Forster, John, O x f or d- s t ree t h a ll- s t ree t Forsyth, Vere-street Lee, F. W., 17, High Holborn Furbv and Stockton, Sack- Lavileld, T. and W., 11, ville-street neak-street Wimpole-street Lulham, T., 213, Whit e - F F o erg rd u , s I o V n ” and Bloomfield, 23, chapel-road New Bond-street Lowe and Robinson, 418; Farthing, C., Oxford-street Strand Floodson, R. W., Wilson-st. Lendrum, J., Regent-street Felgar, M., 19, Argyll-street Lyes, Thos., 47, Judd -street Foulger, T. and J., high-st. Lane, J., High-street, Fraser and Banwell, Bond- Manchester-square street Lack, J., 8, Union-court C.,14, St. James's-st. Mayer and Sons, 36, Con- Fletcher, 11. and G., 39, duct-street New Bond-street Morrisson, S., St. Paul's Frowlich and Beach, 11, Ha- churchyard nover-street Minister, E., Regent-street Fraas, 8, Leicester-place Mette, E. and Co., 14, Sack Falconer, W. (late Buxton), ville-street 165, New Bond-street Murgatroyd, Spring-st. Gardner, James-street Morrison, J., Cheapside Keene, South Audley-street Knox, Maddox-street Kreisa., F. Gt. Pulteney-st. Knight, P ulteney-street Keep, \V., Northumberland street Kloer, G., 14, Queen-st. Kirkwood,W., Cavendish-st. Krantzeke,Noithumberland street Kistan, G., Dean-street Kerr, J., Vine-street IKolbe and Fletcher, Conduit street Kennedy, J., Quebec-street Kerry and Forrest, Cork-st. Kachler, J., 33, Leicester-sq. LoNDoN, SATURDAY I . . Metcalf, T., Castle-street Steare and Trevors, Glou- Merrall, E., Clement's-lane. tester-place Morris, T. 8., Fore-street Scholes, Gt. Marlborough- Mead, Thomas, Cornhill street Mitchell, J., Southampton- Strachan, E., Long-acre street Snell, C., George-street Moore, R., King-street Stochert, Argyll-street M'Keller, Old Burlington-st Sewell, Commercial-road Milladge, Thos., Store-street Sissau, Arnold-street IVPLachlan, Great Pulteney- Stocken, J., Middlesex-st. street Scott, Bennett-street Merryweather, J., Falcon-st. Swift, W. H., Aldgate Maitland, Conduit-street Springett, J., Dean-street Meagoe, H., Brook-street Storv, W., Queen-street Maggs, F., Charles-street Schicht, Sackville-street May, Richard and Son, Sack- Sadler, G., New Bond -street ville-street Spencer, R., Vernon-sireet Mackenzie Smart, J., Brydges-street Morley, C. R., New-street Spreck, J., Henrietta-street Matthieson, J., Bishopsgate Smith, J., Berwick-street Without Sparding, Hummell, and Martin, J., St. James's-st. Spoer, Conduit - street May, W., Holles-street Scott, J., Devonshire-e-. M'Callan, R. and J., King- Sandilands, J., Conduit-st. street, Covent-garden Simpson, Fl., Leadenhall-st. M'Kardy, 17, Warwick-et. Scott, Ryder-street Minster, J., St. James's-st. Stanford, T., Brownlow-sk. Mitchell, G., Bury-street Sheplierd,W., South Audley- Mannering, T., Tottenham- street court-road Stuart, W. 8., Mou*otreet Morris, J., 23, Southampton Stone, J., Skinner-street TOW • Sharpe, T., Whitechapel Macdonald, G., 22, Dorset- Stewart and \roue, Cheap street side Morrison, John, Craven-st. Scaife, J., Brook-st64'. Mann and Son, 31-, Grafton-;&hild aiadk : . 0 - ~street I street Masters, W., 6, Arnndel-st., Slate, and Son, S. James's-St. Panton-square ~ _ •alisbury, Holborn-hill Moody, Wm., 212, Strand Stevens and Wyer, Newing- Marks, J., Old Kent-road • ton-causeway Meadows and 13enfield,8, Ma- Simons, Store-street rylebone-street Saxe, C., Conduit-street Mitchelhill, J.; 13, Frith-st. Simeock, 4, Ryder-street Moore, Andrew, 82, Cornhill Stephens, S., Fleet-street Morris, J. 8., 1,• Falcon-sq. Slaughter, Holborn Nugee, F. J.; 20, St: James's Smith, R.,19, Woodstock-st. stree • Stoker, P., 6, Conduit-street Nicholls, A., Conduitstreet Sinclair, W., 3, Bolton-st. Nell,' C., Borough Stewart, R., Philpot-lane, Nicholls, T., King-street Fenchurch-street Newton; W., 7, Maddox-St. Spence, T., 78, Britannia- Nicholls, J. 57, Jermvn-st. terrace Noble, Rd., 73, Cornhill Smith, J. 30, Tavistock-st. Noble and 0., 118, Leaden- Speyer anti Co., 52, Holborn hall-sreet Smith, J., 51, Lothbury Owen, 8., 184, Regent-st. Smith, E., 47, Houn Oinell, High Holborn Stewart, T., 53, Cheapside Overton, Win., Conduit-st. Stafford, J., 66, West Smith- O'Brady, St. James'S-street field Oram, Little Britain Stone and Son, 40, Bishops- Onyon and Stafford, Aldgate gate-street 011ivier, J., 6, Bolton-street Sexton, R., 175, Regent.st. Oakley,' H.; St. Dunstan's- Stansford and Edden, 29, passage • Lower Holborn Pulford and Co., 65, St. Satterley, T.,Weston-street, James's-street *SOuthwark Perkins and Edgar, Argyll- Shoolbred and Renwick, 34, - street , • , J ermyn- street Price, J. 8., Craven-street Simpson, W.; Regent-street Price arid Sons, Sackville-st. Testar, J., South Audley-st. Ptigh, W., Regent-street- Taylor, 1., Pope's Head-alley Parks, C. and Son, Three Turner, W., Union-street Crown-square Tenpenny, G. it., Holles-st. Palmer; W. J., Sackville-st. Trition, Norris-street Pet , kiriS , Bryanston-square Thompson, F.; Conduit-st. P001e,1 7 Burlington-street - Tautz, A., Thiyer-street PemberiJ., NeW Bridge-st. Taylor; G. , New 13ond-street Pahl, J., Bedford-street Thomson and Whitelaw, Pakeman, Leather-lane Princes-street Pattieson,l'., Lower John-st, Taite, J., Oxford-street Poole, V., Tooley-street , Taylor, G., Regent-street Place,' F., Charing-cross Thurlow, T., and Scn, ich- Patten and Janson, Bishops- borne-street gate-street Tolley and Co., Strand Ponder, R., Gerard-street Thelbourn, City-road Parker, James, Aldgate Thompson, P., Frith-street Parsons, M., Strand Tuck, M., Kenton-street , Phillips, L., Strand Tapperden, Kent-road Penrose, High Holborn Theaker, J. Oxendon-street Poulson, 8., Regent-street Taylor, J.,iottetihatn -vourt- Plowright, J., Daries-street road Pope, T., Jertnyn-street Turner,R.,oldCavendish-st. Palmer, 8., Quadrant l'avlor and Russell, 5, New Pulsford, King-street, St. bond-street James's Tuff, J., 167, Regent-street Parkins, 3., 17, Aldgate Tomlinson and Co., 78, New Paprell, Jos., 3, Featherstone Bond-street buildings Thomas, F., 2, Vernon-place, Payne and Saunders, Gilbert- Bloomsbury street, GrOsvenor-square Triquet, Sophia, 5, Queen- Preston, Wm., 126, New street, Gold,,n-square Bond-street Underwood and Freeman, Pike, L. 21, Old Bond-st. Oxford .street Pattison, A., 80, Cornhill Ulph,l 6, Upper Marylebone- Pottinger, W., 27, Queen- street street, Cheapside Unthank, A., 34, Great Pennington, Saville-row P ulteney- street Pope, Rd. ' 50, Trinity-sq., Vinall, G., 188, High Hol- Borough born Pope, Rd., 27, Charles-st. Viney, J., and Co., Cornhill Quilton, H., Chamomile-st. Vonstein, M., Conduit-st. Roberts, R., Mount-street Vanheerus, W. H., South-st. Rees, G., Welbeck-street Willis and Co., 18, St. Ruttiker, J. Berwick-street James's-street Rotherford, J. and Son, Wyllie and Co., 4,5, Conduit- Great Marlborough-street street Ralph, E. and Son, Strand Weston and Sprague, 37, Old Russell, 31., Charlotte-street Bond-street Redhouse, Old Kent-road ; Watkins and Thompson, Rowed and Greenshields, Cork-street Bond-street West and Son, Poland-st. Redpath, J. E., Maddox-st. Wilson and Wellman, Old Reynolds T., 7, Chapel-st. Bond-street west, Mayfair Wright, G., and Son, Percy. Rochden, Southampton-bids. street Ravenscroft, and Co., War- Wade, J., Holborn-hill wick-street Witcomb, W., Fetter-lane Rausch and Carpe, King-st. Westaway Rowe, Marlborough-street White, J., Minories Ritter, C., Davies-street Westley, outhampton-build. Rolfe and Co., Great Marl- Woolf, 8., Oxford-street borough .street Watkins IL, and Son, > Re- Radermacher and Sherratt, gent-street Dean-street • Walker, Jermyn-street Robertson and Co., Albe- White, Great Marlbo marle-street rough-street Riley, M., 160, Borough Wingate, Dover-street Russell and Peckover, 1, Wilkinson, St. James's-st. Maddox-street White, G. Regent-street Rolfe, Joh n , 110, L ea den- Wainwright,Hapin, and Co., hall-street St. James's-street Rodgers, J., City-road, neat Watkins, W., University-st. Finsbury-square Whiteside, R. 8., Aldgate Reid, G., 8, Grosvenor- Wood, Henrietta-street street Wyatt, J., Frith-street Robinson, C., 269, Holborn Whittaker, E., Nassau-st. Ralph and Co., Ludgate-hil. Walker, G., St. Jamcs's-st. Roberts, J., 82, Cheapside Wyatt, S., Clifford-street Stulz and Housley, 10, West, G., Union-street Clifford-street Wells, W., Bond-street Storey, James, and Robin- Woodrow, Hatton-garden son, 157, New Bond-st. Woolley, J., Stratton-st. Simpson, W., 24, 'Leaden- Wehnart, Leicester-square hall-steet Weldon, T. Holles-street Simpson, E., Sweeting's- Wilkin, G.:Frith-street alley Walker, J., Oxford-street Stuart, David, 9, Finch-lane Whitehead, A., Jewin-street Stock, R., 137, Regent-st. Woods, W. L., Bell-alley Stuart and Mills, 91, Jermyn- Wright, Conduit-street street Walker, C.,Sackville-street Simpson, H., 139, Leaden- Wilcox, T. Red Lion-square hall-street White, R., and Co., South Scaife, A. P., and Co., 115, Molton-street New Bond-street Wallace, Andrews,and Mun- Stephens, J., and Sons, kenbeck, Cork-street Winter and Co., Painters'- liartleit's-hUildings Swift, E. W., 78, Fleet-street court, Bury-street Saunderson, J.; New Bond- Williams and M'Gee, Con street dui t- street Sturke, Harlow-street Woodall, F., 16, Waterloo- Sabberton, J., Great Pulte- place ney-street Wuest and Son, 7, Bentinck- Sibcrt, 11., 41, Fleet-street street, Soho Sands, Little Argyll-street Wise, White Hart-court, Sharpe, G. J., Queen-street Lombard-street Simmons, J., Wych-street Welsford, 8., Leadenhall-st. Skerrit, J., Dean-street Wray, George, 19, Queen- Sharp, J., Jermyn-street sreet Sargent and Nicholson, Bo- Young, C. C., York -street, rough St. James's Shoobridge, Cheapside. Yandell and Co., Strand. Thatched House Tavern, May 8, 1834. The Committee of Master Tailors having met this day, pursuant to notice, beg to inform the trade that they have resolved to re-publish immediately, in the Morning and Evening Papers, the resolutions, with an amended Alphabetical List of the Masters who have re solved to support the same ; that they have received large subscriptions in support of the common cause ; that they have received communications from various parts of the country from persons approving of the resolutions adopted, and who are desirous to aid and co-operate with Vl'.' Y 10 I 844. the Master Tailors of London, and pot to employ work men connected with the Trades' Unions; in short, that every thing appears to this Committee to be progressing in the most satisfactory way, and they have the greatest pleasure in announcing that this Committee are not aware of the defection of any Master who signed the resolutions. (Signed) JOHN LESLIE, Chairman. Subscriptions continue to be received by the Chairman, Mr. Leslie, 60, Conduit-street; the Treasurer, Mr. Story, 157, New Bond-street ; the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Harrison, 39, Sackville-street ; and by the several Mem bers. of the Committee. GRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT IN STITUTION, for Allotting small Portions of Land to the Labouring Poor, for employment in their leisure hours, in the perishes where they reside. Founded Anno Domini 1832, Under the Patronage of His Roy-1.1 Highnessthe Duke of CU3IBERL AND, K. G. His Royal Highnessthe Duke of GLOUCESTER, K. G. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT Her Royal Highness the Princess VICTORIA. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Lord Somerville The Right Hon. Lord Abbert Grosvenor, M.P. flTerbert Barrett Curteis, Esq., M.P. illarry Dent Goring, Esq., M.P. John Leech, Esq., M.P. William Stuart, Esq., M.P. A PUBLIC DINNER to commemorate the Founda tion of this Institution, will take place at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, on TUESDAIi, the 13th of Max, 1834. The Right Honourable Lord ROBERT GIiOSVEN OR has obligingly consented to take tlre Chair, and will be supported by the following Noblemen and Gen tlemen, who have consented to act as STEWARDS. The Most. Noble his Grace the Duke of Buc _clench and Queensberry The Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Marl borough The Most Noble his Grace the Duke of Cleveland The Most Hon. the Marquis of Salisbury The Right Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury The Right Hon. the Earl of Stamford The Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth The Right .Hon. the Earl of Waldegrave The Right Hon. the Earl of Buckinghamshire The Right Hon. the Earl of Hardwicke The Right Hon. the Earl of Craven - . The Right Hon. the Earl of Harewood The Right Hon. the Earl of Morley The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Beresford The Right Hon. Lord Stafford The Right Hon. Lord Monson The Right Hon. Lord Sondes The Right Hon. Lord Bolton The Right Hon. Lord Lilford • The Right Hon. Lord Segrave The Right Hon. Lord Carbery The Right-Hon. Lord Somerville The Right Hon. Lord Henley The Most Hon. the Marquis of Blandford, M.P. The Right Hon. the Earl of Belfast, M.P. The Right Hon. Lord Viscotint Palmerstor, M.P. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Newark, M.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Lord Marcus Hill, M.P. Lord George Seymour The Hon. Baron Dimsdale Sir Grey Skipwith, Bart., M.P. The Rev. Sir William Cooper, Bart. Sir Stephen Glynne, Bart., M.P. Sir : : Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. 11. P. Sirtßichard Godin Simeon, Bart., M.P. SirlJohn Rae Reid, Bart., 31. P. 31a,40r-General Sir C. Dalbiac, Bart., K. C. H. Sir I'hilip Henderson Durham, M.P.; Ic.;'C.B. Sir Purvis Hume Campbell, Bart., M.P. The Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart. The Hon. W. Duncombe, 31. P. The Hon. E. G. G. Howard, M.P. The Hon. George Rice Trevor, M.P. Captain John George Boss, M.P. W. Seymour Blackstone, Esq., M.P. Thomas Bish, Esq., M.P. Herbert Barrett Curteis, Esq., M.P. C. B. Coles, Esq. .4fil d rarki.Divett , • - Liam" Joseph Denison. Esq., M.P. Lieut.-Colonel Disbrow e Lieut.-Colonel De Lacy Evans, M.P. Wynn-Ellis, Esq., M.P. James Ewing, Esq., M.P. Captain Rees Howell Gronow, M.P. The Rev. Charles Gore Harry Dent Goring, Esq., -M. P. General Grosvenor Montague Gore, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel Andrew Leith Hay, M.P. Henry Thomas Hope, Esq., M.P. Andrew Johnstone, Esq., M.P. Charles Shawe Lefevre, Esq., M.P. Samuel J. Lilley, Esq. John Leech, Esq., M.P. T. Marsland, Esq., M.P. John Madocks, Esq., M.P. John Maxwell, Esq., M. P. John Moore, Esq. John Phillpotts, Esq., M.P. Daniel Higley Richardson, Esq._ James Winter Scott, Esq., M.P. William Stuart, Esq., IIJ.P. The Rev. Thomas Sheepshanks Robert Throckmorton, Esq., M.P. William H. Fox Talbot, Esq., M.P. James Talbot, Esq., M.P. Major-General Tolley Charles J. Kemvs Tine, Esq., M.P. Isaac Newton Wigney, Esq., M.P. John Wilks, Esq., M.P. Henry Thomas Willatts, Esq. Dinner on the table at five o'clock. Tickets One Guinea each. To be had at the Freemason's Tavern,. the : Exchequer Coffeehouse ; Palace-yard ; and at the Office of the In stitution, 35, Abchurch-lane, Lombard-street. Ladies' tickets will be issued for the Gallery in the Hall. By order of their Lordships and the other Members of the General Committee, HENRY F. RICHARDSON, Secretary. AT a MEETING for CONFERENCE, between the UNITED COMMITTEE appointed to obtain the REDRESS of the GRIEVANCES of DISSENTERS, and DEPUTIES from various parts of the country, sommoned especially for the purpose, held at the City of London Tavern, on Thursday, May 8, 1834; EDWARD BAINES, Esq., M.P., in the Chair; Moved by the Rev. JOHN ANGELL JAMES, of Birming ham ; seconded by Colonel ADDISON, of Chilton Hall, near Sudbury; supported by THOMAS HARBOTTLE, Esq., of Manchester, and the Rev. JOSEPH GILBERT, of Nottingham ; and resolved, That this Meeting recognises the great and leading yin _ ciple of full and complete separation of Church and State as the true basis on which equal rights and justice can be secured to all classes of his Majesty's subjects. Moved by JOSIAH CONDER, Esq., of Watford; seconded by TitomAs WiLsow, Esq., of Highbury • and resolved, That this Meeting cannot but express their deep regret that the reasonable expectations of Dissenters, founded on the admission by his Majesty's Ministers of the justice of their c - airns, and on the repeated assurances of a desire on their part to grant relief, have been frustrated by Lord John Russell's Dissenters' Marriage Bill, and by Lord Althorp's propositions respecting church rates, the only measures which the Government have hitherto introduced into Parliament for the relief of Dissenters. Moved by the Rev. T. STRATTEN, of Hull ; seconded by W. clowiTT, Esq., of •Nottingham ; and resolved, That this Meeting concurs in the objections which have been made by the United Committee to the Marriage Bill, and especially to the propositions respecting church rates, which they consider fallacious and altogether unsatisfac tory. inasmuch as while they change the name they prolong the.duration of a burden from which Dissenters have al ready, in many parishes, procured either partial or entire relief, and also give new energy to a principle against which they have strongly protested as impolitic and unjust. Moved by. the Rev. RICHARD WINTER HAMILTON ' of Leeds; seconded by the Rev. J. 11. BEARD, of Man chester ; and resolved, That this Meeting entertains a full conviction that the English Episcopal Church possesses, in the property now at her disposal, and in the wealth of her individual mem bers, resources abundantly adequate to defray all the ex penses of upholding the • edifices in which her members worship, and feels entitled to claim the entire abolition of all imposts for that purpose, upon the same principles of expediency and justice which induced Parliament to abolish church cess in Ireland. Moved by the Rev. Dr. REDFORD, of Worcester ; seconded by SAMUEL CLAPHAM, Esq., of Leeds ; and resolved, That the individuals now present, acquiescing in the declaration made by one of his Majesty's Miniiters, that it is a grievance for any class of religious professors to be taxed for the support of a clitir . cli to which they do not belong, engage , to take all constitutional-measures to op pose the adoption of the proposed plan respecting church ICE 7t).) rates, and to secure the per!'eLq enjoyment of their religiutk rights. Moved by JAMES BAI.DWIN BROWN, Esq., LL.D., o! London ; seconded by EBENEZER . FOSTER, Esq., of Cambridge ; and resolved, That a deputation from VI thorp, to communicate the measure which his Lordshii Lis meeting wait on Lord Al ir sentiments relative to the ) has introduced concerning leputation consist of the fol- church rates, and that the lowing Gentlemen : Eaward Baines, E.tq., M.P. Rev. J. Gilbert, Nottingham Jim Wilks, Esq., M.P. Rev. Dr Redford, Worcester Richard Ash, E q.. Bristol I'. Harhottle. Esq Manchester Samuel Clapham, Eq, Leeds Rev. It. Griffiths, Long Buckby, Rev. John Angell Ja. es, Bir. Northampton mingbam - • James Baldwin Browne, Esq, Henry Waymouth, Esq., 17, LI, D., Inner Temple, Lon 13ryarist . on-square don. Moved by the Rev. Dr. PAYNE, of Exeter ; seconded by the Rev. JOHN SIBREE, of Coventry; and resolved, That the Deputation report the result of their interview with Lord Althorp to the United Committee. Moved by the Rev. JOHN HOWARD HINTON, of Reading; seconded by WILLIAM MAY, Esq., of Ipswich; and resolved, That this Meeting recommends the formation of Volun tary Church Societies in London and throughout the country, for the purpose of diffusing the great principle maintained by such Associations among the inhabitants the United Kingdom. Moved by ROBEAT HENRY ABE RHEIN, Esq., of Honiton ; seconded by ARRA HAM CLARK, Esq., of Newport, Isle of Wight; and resolved, That the Ikputies now present will take immediate Measures for personally communicating with the Members of Parliament for their respective counties, cities, and bo roughs, upon the ResolutioopasSed . this day;rand - that they report the result to the United Committee. Moved by RICHARD ASH, Esq., of Bristol ; seconded by CHARLES LAW, Esq., of London ; and resolved, That the most cordial thanks of this Meeting be given to the United Committee for their valuable and [ftleient pub lic services, and that they be requested to continue the same. Moved by CHARLES liiNnLvv, Esq., of Ashton-under. Line; seconded by the Rev. Joni: SsBaEE, of Coventry ; and resolved, That the Deputies from the country now present under take to interest themselves in their respective districts to procure contributions to meet the expenses incurred by the United Committee in prosecuting the important objects of their formation, and that the moneys so collected be re mitted to the Secretary on account of the Treasurer of that Committee. (Signed) EDWAtiIIYBAiNES, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, it was moved by Colonel ADDISON ; seconded by THOMAS HA RBOTTLE, Esq. ; and resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Edward Baines, Esq., ALP., fur his able and impartial conduct in the Chair this day. Moved by CHARLES LAW, Esq. ; seconded by JAMES HOOKER, Esq., of Bideford; and resolved, That the resolUtions passed this day he published in the Patriot Newspaper, and in the leading London and Coun try Journals, under the direction of the United Committee, and That they be also printed separately for distribution among the Deputies from the country and other friends. TO be obtained at the Congregational Library, Bloomfield street, Firgbury-circus. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. rr HE GALLERY, with a SELECTION of A_ PICTURES, by. Ancient Masters, from the collec tions of his most gracious Majesty, the most noble the Marquis of Westminster, awl the right hon. Sir Charles Bigot, G. C:B., will be OPENED on WEDNESDAY next, the 14th inst., and continue open, daily, from ten until six. Admission, h.—Catalogue, Is. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. MONSON'S ARMS, GAINSBOROUGH. COMMERCIAL INN AND POSTING-HOUSE. PARKER respectfully desires to return C • thanks to Commercial Gentlemen, and the public in general, for their kind and liberal patronage since his commencement in business, and begs to inform them, that he has lately made considerable improvement. for the com fort and accommodation of those who may in future ho nour him with their company ; and also that he has added to his Stock a large selection of Choice OLD WINES S.PmiTs„.of the very best qualiq,Abielu,with every attgUtioii on his part, he tViista - ; will merit a continuance of their future favours. N.B. Mails and Post-coaches leave the Monson's Arms daily for all parts of the kingdom. *,„s Neat Post-chaises, &c. &c. May, 1834. Just published in Bvo., price ss. 6d . _ _ TREATISE on PLANE TRIGONO METRY. By the Rev. T. G. HALL, M.A., Professor of - Mathematics, King's College, London, and late Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen College, Cambridge. B. Fellow es, Ludgate-street. Just published, in Bvo. Price 65., T. I ECTURES on POLITICAL ECONOMY, delivered in Trinity and Michaelmas Terms, 1833. By MOUNTIFORT LONGFIELD, LL.D., Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, and Professor of Political Economy. B. Fellowes, Ludgate-street. " THE POOR LAWS. Just published, in 8vo„ price ss. MWO REPORTS ADDRESSED' TO HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS appointed to Inquire into the Administration and Operation of the POOR LAWS. By C. H. CAMERON, JOHN WROTTESLEY, and J. W. COWELL, Esquires ; And a LETTER from COUNT ARRIVABENE, on the Management of the Poor in Belgium. B. Fellowes, Ludgate-street. Published by Authority. REPORT FROM HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for inquiring into the Ad ministration and Practical Operation of the POOR LAWS. Bvo. price 2s. 6d., bound in cloth, EXTRACTS from the information received by his Ma jesty's Commissioners, as to the Administration and Ope ration of the POOR LAWS. Bvo. price 4s. bound in cloth. B. Fellowes, Ludgate-street, and sold by all other Book sellers. Just published, in Bvo., price 155., XHE LAWS of the CUSTOMS, compiled • by Direction of the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MAJESTY'S TREASURY, and published by the Appointment and under the Sanction of the COMMIS SIONERS of his MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS ; with Notes and a General Index. By J. D. HUME, Esq., Lately Controller of his Majesty's Customs in the Port of London, and now of the Office of the Board of Trade. *.* This Compilation of the Laws of the Customs is prepared for the Service of the Public Departments ; and, by direction of the Lords of the Treasury, the volume is also published for the use of the Mercantile World. B. Fellowes, Ludgate-street. VOYAGE OF THE AMHERST.—SECOND EDITION. Just published, in Bvo., price Bs. REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS ON A VOYAGE TO THE NORTHERN PORTS OF CHINA in the SHIP AMHERST. By H. 11. LINDSAY, Esq. and the Rev. Mr. GUTZ LAFF. Reprinted from the Parliamentary Papers relating to the Trade with China. "An extraordinary and interesting narrative."—Quar terly Review, Jan.,1834. " Almost as entertaining as Robinson Crusoe."—West minster Review, Jan., 1834. B. Fellowes, Ludgate -street. WATERTON'S WANDERINGS. Lately published in Bvo. price 10s., WANDERINGS IN SO AMERICA, the North-West of the United States, and the Antilles. With ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS for PRESERVING BIRDS for Cabinets of Natural His tory. By CHARLES WATERTON, Esq. S cond Edition. " Every page of his hook breathes such a spirit of kind nass and benevolence, of undisturbed t o d humour and singleness of heart, that we know ncthing to co.npare with it except the little volume of that prince of niscators, the amiable Isaac Walton. His book vis nay afely pronounce to be full, not of amusement only, but of curious •and useful information regarding the Natural History of South Anierica."—Quarterlv Review, No. 66. B. Felrowes, Ludgate-street. PU RSV AN T to a Decree ; of. We, High Court IL • . of Chancery, made in a 7 cat* of. bEAUMONT JONE:3;, th Creditor,: of JOHN: SAUNDERS TUDOR, late of the Trump., Ilousc,• in the - Parish of L'tna7th, in the Coimtv,uf Moinnolth, E q., who.died in the n.ontli of September, ISIS, are, by their Solicitors, on Or before the Ist day of June nest, to come in and prove their debts befoic- Sir Giffin Wilson, one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or in default thereof, they will peremptorily be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. STEAM. rrHE ST. GEORGE STEAM PACKET _IL COMPANY'S . VESSELS SAIL regularly as _under From LONDON for PLYMOUTH, CORK, and LI VERPOOL, every SATURDAY MORNING, at Nine o'clock, returning from Cork on Saturdays, and Plymouth on Mondays. Frcm LONDON for EXETER, calling off Deal, 'llyde, and Cowes (*either permitting); - every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at Nine o'clock,teturiiing on Satnidays. From HULL for GOTTENBURG, with his Majesty's mail, every WEDNESDAY, returning on Wednesdays. From HULL for HAMBURG, every ten davg. From LIVERPOOL for CORK every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, returnin g Tues4ys and Fridays. From LIVERPOOL for DUNDALK and NEWRY 3 three times a fortnight.. From LIVERPOOL for BANGOR every WEDNES DAY and SAT U RDAY, returning Alondays and Fridays. From. CORK for DUBLIN every WEDNESDAY, re turning Saturdays. • From CORK for WATERFORD and DUBLIN every FRIDAY, returning Tuesdays. - . From DUBLIN for. NEWRY and GLASGOW every FRIDAY returning Tuesdays. . • From BRISTOL for. DUBLIN, WATERFORD, and 'CORK, every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, returning Tuesdays and Fridays. Information obtained at the Company's OfllCe, 137, Leadenhall-street, London. - £6;000 WORTH OF DERBY CHINA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. KAY, At tl Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Mos:DAY, and five following days, at one o'clock precisely, without. reserve, (in consequence of • the long illness - of Mr. ARobert Bloor, the principal partner,) Most extensive and elegant ,Assortment of useful and ornamental CHINA, of every description, consigned direct from the manufactory. at Derby ; which is eminently superior, for elegance of design, admirable trans parency, exquisite beauty, perfection of painting, and un equalled durability, to any other in the kingdom ; compris ing dinner, tea, and breakfast services of the most prevailing shapes and patterns, beautifully painted with flowers and historical subjects, and enriched with purple, blue, and gold borders ; dessert sets, of the most elegant moulds, display ing various devices, and enriched with arabesque orna ments ; an immense variety of Grecian and Etruscan shaped vases t lavender bottles ; inceuse_btuliers, with pentrays at tached; candlesticks, spill 7 cases, baskets, and figures of various descriptions; together with some beautifully painted cabinet specimens, rivalling in quality the finest foreign porcelain. Also, TWO SUPERB VASES, similar to a pair made for the King, and valudd at 100 guineas. • Regular packers wq.A.ttend the sale. To be viewed on the mornings of sale. • COURT CIRCULAR. , The Queen went in State yesterday to St. paul'S Cathe dral, to honour with her presence the anniversary Festival of the Sons of the Clergy. Her Majesty was accompanied by Prince George of Cambridge, and was attended bv:the Countess Howe and Lady Clinton (Ladies of the Bed chamber), Miss 3litchell and Miss (Maids , of Honour), the Earl of Denbigh .(Lord Chamberlain), the Earl of Errol (Master of the, lime), and the Hon. Cap tain Hay (Equerry in Waiting). The Re)'.. Mr. Wood, Preceptor . to Prince George, accompanied his Royal High ness. -• Her Majesty and Suite were fin three carriag,s, with an escort of the Royal Horse quards, and returned to St. James's Palace slim-fly before six o'clock. The Ring, attended by Lord Saltoun and Sir Andrew Barnard, left the Palace yesterday afternoon about two o'clock, in an open carriage and four, and visited the new barracks in the Birdcage-walk, where his Majesty inspected the Foot Guards stationed there. The King afterwards went to the barracks at Charing-cross, where Lord Hill, the ComMander of the Forces, attended his Majesty during his inspection of the Foot Guards on duty. The Xing lett about five o'clock, and returned to St. James's. His Majesty gave audiences vestcrday to )1. Liehttn berg, the Hanoverian Charge d'Affaires, the Duke of Melt mond, Lord Farnborough, Lord Foley, and Sir Jame. Graham. The Queen passed the evening with the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, on Thursday evening. - At the King's State Dinner, on Thursday evening, at St James's to the Knights of the Orders of St. Patrick and the Thistle, the Earl of Aberdeen was present as a Knight of the most ancient and noble Order of the Thistle. The Dutch Minister transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office. Marryat, Agent for Grenada. and Mr. Burnley, transacted business yesterday at the Colonial-office. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Jerome Bonaparte and suite, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, from the Continent ; the Countess of Cra ven, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from the Conti nent ; Sir Charles Brook Vere, Bart., at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Suffolk ; Lord Churchill, at Roehampton, from Oxfordshire ; Lady Rodney, in Pall mall, from her seat in Hants; J. H. Ferguason, Esq., in Harley-street, from his seat in Devonshire; Lady Sey mour, at. Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Hendon ; Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlayne, at Warren's Hotel, Regent street, from Cranbury Park, Winchester; John Hawkins, Esq., at ditto, from Bognor Park, Petworth, Sussex ; Captain Macdonald, at Raggett's Hotel, Dover-street, from Dublin ; Lord and Lady Charles Russell, in Abingdon street, from a tour ; Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Ogle, in Belgrave-square, from a tour ; the Hon. Captain Ash burnham, at the Burlington Hotel, from Ashburnham Place, Sussex ; Admiral Sir Hallowell and Lady Carew, from Beddington Park ; Sir Matthew Tierney, in Bruton street, from Brighton • Sir James and Lady Whitshed, at Nerott's Hotel, Clifford -street, from Holbrook, near Hor sham ; the Earl and Countess of Donoughmore, in Gros venor -street, from Dublin ; the Earl of Leitrim, in Cum berland-place, from ditto ; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Pelham, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square ; Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Paget, at Uxbridge House, from Hants ; Colonel and Mrs. Braddley, at Pat terson's Hotel, Loser Brook -street, from Lancashire ; Archdeacon Thorp, at ditto, from Durham ; Dr. Tarleton, at ditto, from Oxford ; E. Tervery, Esq., at ditto ; the Rev. Mr. Cooper, at ditto, from Sunning Hill ; Sir H. and Lady Williamson, at ditto, from their seat, Whiteborn, Durham ; Richard G. Townley, Esq., M.P., and Mrs. Townley, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ;_ George S. Butler, Esq., and Mrs. Butler, at ditto ; Rev. 'Thomas H. Langdon, at ditto ; Rich. G. Townley, Esq., M.P., and Mrs. Townley, at Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; W. H. Cooper, Esq., Mrs. Cooper, and family, at ditto. DEPARTURES Sir Charles Saxton, Bart., from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for his seat in Berks ; the Dean of Win chester and Miss Rennell, from Crawley's Hotel, Albe marle -street, for Winchester; R. F. Shawe, Esq., for his seat in Yorkshire ; the Rev. David and Mrs. Markham and Miss Milner, from Hawkins's Hotel, Dover and Albe marle-streets, for their seats in Yorkshire; Mr. Fairfa.T, Miss Fairfax, and Chas. Fairfax, Esq.', jun., from Mar shall Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish- square ; James Bourne, Esq., and Jas. Moss, Esq., from ditto ; John F. Pal wasser' Esq., from ditto ; George Coltman, Esq., ditto ; James Blair, Esq., from ditto. froln DUNGARVAN ELECTION.-Extract of a Seneschal letter from Dungan-an, dated Tuesday :—" Sir John Scott Lillie is exhibited here this day , accom panied by Mr. John O'Connell , the member for Youghal, and strongly recommended to the electors by the Liberator, who says he is an Irishman, a re pealer, a tithe destroyer , and a fr i e n d to the fisheries. hBTT. Barron r i e rs fixed pxneeodpu inde announcement are rany Mondaydeterminede. n e created x t fo a great The sensafi nen hseehr tro the election." —Dublin oppose Pierce G eorge circumstances. Pilot. I)UNGARVAN ELECTION.—Thp, election for Dungarvan commenced on Thursday, and was to have concluded yesterday. The death of tho.:Earl of Burlington will produce rather a novel effect with re spect to this election. There were about a hutidred of the electors who derived the right of suffrage from holding leases under the Noble Earl during, or fo: the term of his life, and, of course, the freehold ceased with his death. If they reserved their votes u itil yes t?.rday and then voted, a question will aril e.vhether they were good votes or not, their freehold! having: terminated with his Lordship's death. Having been duly registered and their votes accepted, will they be set aside or not ? If rejected, the return of the repeal. candidate is considered as safe ; but if they voted on: 'Thursday, it is probable that Mr. Jacob has lost his election. ~~. ,_..-"% Just published in two volumes, foolscap Bvo., pricel2s., QECOND TRAVELS of an IRISH GEN TLEMAN in SEARCH of a RELIGION. With Notes and Illustrations, NOT by the Editor of " Captain Rock's Memoirs." B. Fellowes, Ludgate-street.