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les-,to on -911 lo sigOoq soft holoullea; ii IsllloLho—niionton 1, tsch I fa as w tfolifw osanzni xialutaa s ni bnr , tovlsernsfil of ylotszlzitLa Lin inum t iMPtitIAL ‘PARLYAMINT.nb a =:ra bag: HOUSE OF LORDS, SErrsitinue 9; ~11' 9upienni of lcitosli , . • . ^ , ~ i!4. - ‘ i 311ETS7 a 1519U92 n: l ii vd r F./sIES, Vol. L HISTORICAL . LELS, Vols. I. ight, Pall Mall East. wAcv l ie Ilga l r oe il l concer t tA3IEP )erien C o pt ;ay, )rtlinar,r,.l e n a e"lef and for o'i .ry Ch' e 4 l ;Oil the id" !3ger (1 G3s‘tll ; scAlei ' l l i voly• his loorn*.ri ong-t th t f iow svi v ' would oil:. , g holy iti Compaq I tent. ‘, • glve tlic lr ; to suPPio known, A t V4 , l ,ee t' ,, v i a ,. l , ,, e, at twenty.seven years' purchase X 6510 13 134 200 0 0 ov e n extra be...ora value of Mansion-house, Garden, the 14,1 4 nd what is necessary for a tenant of 460 0 0 Remains, free rental £9Al 2 Ski the A' 11 cor6(10, portal]t nt St. 0 which esday xerei se ,` Wit) " qua I, f > eae"',re s in t, for t he, y inseCtB ar:cf! late , ' Cr°. ,er of th e s9 t l ji b e oci or it! and Li hle‘ region, "esne : to th e .ir afloat il iti j tt e i a tint temp oe, ;ear , P js er' )r. jart, I '4l °t Woo4.l on this Lot ster, the l o AJ I I ServiCe' e A ) of Cant ,xel : f nate. , de o neral sir to , Esq., ca znngoelA lausbte * ;(;., HA I* 00 J. he bit e a: r Bat h , tO 0 . >1), l aC kbe3t. rr h o ll f, t'S.lnnl u i e Ouse )r. d Sen in • r odi s oc•_- - w criers rgers. sov-q t tl-rosa, Fy n Ln bury: J. near davglite oj, roof V. Producing (without an additional fire) sufficient ,th et Z t air to warm any room above or adjoining the th e " HOUSES, MANSIONS, tkc., WARMED 11acauulation of Hot Water, Ai r, or S team . 4anoi acto ry A gar . street , Strand, adjoining the British Offi ce. —ICIAL SALE OF LANDS IN DUMFRIES , SHIRE. T O BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, n vh t he Parliament or Session-house of E prov.,,,,before the Lord dinarOry officiating on the Bills, twi 4 kuNESDA the 16ih day of November next, be at the foll ow .hours of Two and Four o'clock afternoon, the ' n g Lands and Others, which belonged to the ki r i': s ed James Smith, of Jerbrugh, and John Smith, of t t , t i , e "ftel, lying within the parishes . of Glencairn L, 'Yuma and county of Dumfries, in the following t 'tt ISt * A LL and Whole the Four-metk i)A -4 3 ' . Land of JARBRUCK of JARBURGH, tthi -01 ACALLAN, with the Pertinents thereof, lying th, parish of Glencairn and suet ifflom of Dumfries. 'tt ry -a ; " Lands hold of the Duke of Buecleugh and Queens f.4 fen, for the yearly payment of 3s. Od. 11- 12ths of tt e, t 4 l , -) ' , and the teinds, which are valued at 3l ISs. Bd., N`,., l ,ao!lted by the last locality. r'oven rental is £246 17 6Y, l ieduct stipend and public burdens 5 14 10 I4 i , Upset price £7170 13- 1% 'bta ati rPerty contains about 750 Imperial Acres, and. bile be) 41 IY situated on the water of Cairn, about one k. "v the village of Moniaive, where there is a daily T he ILllt t i . Mansion-house is large and commodious, with tea 4.st.a.rden and orchard in full bearing, and the offices 41 Vt,, I i : bl Y extensive, with thrashing-mills and other ~4 11 it o neeB . 'fhe wounds are tastefully laid out and ‘le, - '"ed, and e mbellished with plantation in a thriving Lot 2 d. The LANDS of MACQUESTON . and f with the Pertinents, lying in the parish o 4", ° , 4 and county of Dumfries; as also the SUPERIO - of the Lands of CLOGLIN, TINLEGO, ti - E sC PNNELL and LAND, in the same parish, as 4 4 1 e g in the memorial and abstract and prepared state ,„,s, whole Lands in this Lot bold blench of the Crown, l ' is lt end to 605 merks Scots of valued rent. 14 1 4 e , tieud s of Macqueston and Birkhill are valued at 41 ., Tb?'iatisted by t h e present stipend. The Prov en rental of this lot is £225 29 re'Ld ' i ties payable by the vassals in Croglin 013 4 X:1-2.") lti Deduct public burdens, &c 41Zi," v alue, at 26 years' purchase £5649 IG 0 S Ye a superluritics rs' Purchase of feu-duties lO 0 0 Freeproven rental £217 19 4 £5709 16 0 500 0 0 Tlij, Upset price of Lot £6:109 16 0 comprehends about 472 Imperial Acres, and is '4 4 1 ; 4 , in the Le inanity wooded Glen of Tynron, Ilti °-4 " which the fine trouting stream of the Shinnel q(l ' i 4nl bounds the property on one side. There .d . enc n e 41 11,„ 4 , t :, 4 inn-house on the E.tate, forinerly the resi `vilsons of Croglin. It lies about a mile from the tl6geand p ar i s h c h urc h o f T ynron , c o ntains a quantity n atural wood, anti is well fitted for a residence. 1 , 1 1 - G t ., B d. The Fi ve - mer k Land, of old extent, of COR 1111k7ANI CORRIEDOW, and MOSSMALLOCH , I 4 .4 the parish of Tynron and county of Duintries. ki l o 4 ' fiend s o f t hi s L ot are va l ue d a t Si. 14s. sd. 4.12 th 8, T h t e exha us t e d b y the subsisting Iceality. ( lu e Land s are bel,l feu of the Duke of Buccleugh and I . s t 'sVierry for the yearly payment of 14s. 11d. sterling. I leti Pr oven rental is £267 10 0 tlet Public burdens Free rental £254 2 3. v4i t ,e e tt o v r a_lue, ds at 26 years' purchase £ 6606 18 6 woo Upset price of this Lot lB 6 " 11 1 "lids in this Lot comprehend 1,377 Irr:erial Acres, re h i le enntizu us to LOt 2. Upwards of ISO Acres a 4 "'eandiV" andl • inder sound Pasture Lands. kißMeadow, she remainder The Two Melk and Half Mcrk LANDS of `AN - I) `" ( ,ONNELL, with the Pertinents; as also the 411 of THISTLYMARK, with the Pertinents,.-- 4 4C ; iti g in the parish of Tynron and shire of Dumfries, Qkr ,: ttlin ediately.odjoioing the two last Lots. The teinds ii a i ll ied at 91. 2s. 3d., and exhausted by the subsisting L T he y ot '-utls of Kirkconnell hold feu of the proprietor of for t h e yearly payment o f 27. Seots'of 'feu-duty, 011 1 " . u hline the same the first year of the entry of heirs The , gU'ar successors. 11 11 Land s o f Thi st l ymar k are h e ld feu of the Duke of e.CI I - ; eu gh anti Queensberry for payment of 11. I6s. Übe °r 3 s. Od. 1-12th sterling. lirOV e Ntlet this Lot £226 5 6 Public burden's • . 1512 7 7-1200, • r '4 41t, e r 1 date, at :26 Z 5 528 14 6 18-12ths, of woods years' purchase ,103 16 0 Free rental ..... 12 10 5-12thq. Upset price„, ...... £5,63:1 IQ 6 10.19#3. which "Inds in thi s L o t comprehend 866 Imperial Acres, of t elfe l2 E o Acres are Arable and Meadow Land , of ex: the (1 "lit and the remainder sound Pasture. They lie " 1 2 ' 4 fine stream of water called Kirkconnel •witt:3' tl ; 1,44'11'1' contain several well inclosed fields, interspersed • '() v!pg pla n t a tions. qui - "st thr ee L o t s a r e all contiguous, and form a beau sitit; 4 'mperi a l s Acres, capable of great improvement, lying 4,:!ve.ateen miles of Dumfries, and five of the village c o k . l:4 ts °44 of th e memorial and abstract, with plans and 4 .4. ' l t lnlents o r the lands, will he found in the office of Pringle, s ad ' Depute Clerk of Session, or Alex -1,41e ~7L ° ld ie, W. S., Melville-street, the Agent in the " 1 4,4 1 - " , % will inform as to farther particulars.—Edin ) ittly 1331. , Bright ,Dr. J., Manchester-sq. Bean, W., Hampstead Baron, J., Swinton-street Bedwell, F. R., Mabledon-place Boys, J., Mornington Grove Bigg, S. E., Tavistock-square Brunton, W„.Limehouse Burford, T., St. George's East Bacon, H., Tottenham Briggs, W., St. John's,Wapping Barras, W , Shepperton Burrell, Hon. L., Laleham Burrell, R., ditto Bullock, H., Stanwell Bland, J., ditto Brevere, C. F., Bedfont Brumbridge, H., reltham Brightmore, J., Hampton Bunnett, T., Hanworth Bastard, Rev. P., ditto Brailsford, R., Enfield Buttery, C., ditto Barclay, A , Teddington Brewster, J., Finchley Bass, W., Friern Barnett Bell, C. Bedford-row Bedwell, F. 8., Lamb's Con . duit-street /3edwell, L., ditto Bedwell, 8., ditto !touchier, K, Tottenham Clarke, T. T., Ickenham Clarke, T. J., jun., ditto Clarke, G. H., ditto Coleman, Edw., Cainden-towb Corry, Rev. R. Russell-place Cooper, A., New Millman-st. Ceeley, Jos. P., Poplar Clement, Edw. ditto Cliffbrd, C. H., St. Paul's, Shadwell Courtnell, 'William, ditto Collins, John, Sunbury Case, Mr., Feltham Hill Cobbett, Wm., Staines Calder :Sir H., Feltham Hill Campbell*, Arthur, Hampton Chandler, Thos., Is eworth Chapman, C., Erentford.End Cooper, James, Heston Clayton, W. I'., Edgware-road ClintonCapt.,27,QUeen A nn-st. Cooper, W. D. C., Hornsey Clulow, W. W., Enfield Coates, Mr., ditto Carr, William, ditto Curtis, Tim. Abm., Edmonton Cooper, Wm. Jno., ditto Dancer, Francis, Harrow Dancer, Fras. Robt., ditto 1)e Burgh, H., West Drayton 1)e Burgh, Rev. R. L., ditto Dean, Ralph, Ruislip Doe, T., Hampstead-road Dykes, John, Warren-street Davies, John, ditto Dawkins, C., Queen Ann-street Dunlap, Dr. Baker-street Davies, E., Enfield Dodds, H., ditto Ellis, F., Edmonton Ellis, G., ditto Ellis, —, Hendon Elston,W., St. Ann,Limehouse Elston, D., ditto Ede, J., Lampton Eden, Col. J., Hampton-court Elphinston. Colonel 8., Upper Harley-street Ellice, R., Great Cumberland-st. Elphinstone, Col. W. K., Enfield Ellice, J., Edmonton Flower, R., Harefield Fisher, R , Camden-terrace Fisher, Wm., Gray's Inn-road Farnell, Chas., Isleworth Farnell, H., ditto Frogley, R. A., Hounslow Fowler, P. jun., Stanwell Fairs, Chas., Newman-street French, Thos., Cornwall Field, Jeremiah, South Bank Frederick, Capt. C., King-st. Frederick, George, ditto Fosbury, J. K, Upper Harley-st . Field, T. V., Finchley Fellowes, G. R., Edmonton Foster, R. Carr, John-street Gatty, Wm , Pinner Gregory, J. A., Uxbridge Grainge, W. W., ditto Gawen, J., St. George's, East Guy, Wm., Ratclift Graham, . J., Sutton Graham, James, ditto Graham, Sheridan, ditto Gostling, 8., Whitton-place Gilchrist, C. 8., Sunbury Gibbons, Robt., Shepperton Gibbons, Sir J., Stanwell Goodiman, Wm., Hampton Gibbons, John, Stanwell Garrard, R., St. John's Wood road Grant, Robt., Dorset.square Gage, Admiral W. H., Queen Ann-street Giles, K G., Enfield Giles, George, ditto Griggs, J. It., ditto Hill, Joseph, Harrow Harking, T. J. Hillingdon Haiman, John, ditto Hale, J. C., ditto Honor, J., West Drayton Haiman Wm., Uxbridge Hick, Leonard, Kentish Town Ham, Wm., North-place HRynes, G. Hampstead-road og St e, pipel,'Haumstead H Hayes, Robert, Itatoliff Holt, Wm., Hanwoll Hatch, Wm., Hanworth Hatch, George, Sunbury Hulme, A., Hampton Wick Hutchons, J. Blandford-place Holmyard, Jas., New-street Hicks, F. Henrietta-street Harman, H. Park-square Hamner, Col. H., Devonshire lace Hlitanson, R Finchley Hankey, J. A., ditto Hopkinson, L., Bedford-row Hayward, J. R., Great Ormond. street • Malcolm, G. P., Upper Harley. street - - Moore, W. Buckingham-place Murphy, H. T., Warwick-place Merreweather, G., St. John's Wood Murray, S. W., Regent's Park Mawhood, G., Finchley Monk, L. 0. M., Enfield Miller, John, Enfield Matthews, Chain., ditto Monk, W. G., ditto Matthews, IL H., Hand-court Mills ? Daniel, Chancery-lane Norris, James, Isleworth Neale, Thomas, ditto Newman, Charles, Hayes Newdegate, C. N. Harefield Norton, Daniel, Uxbridge Newdegate, Charles, Harefield Nash, Alexander, Edmonton Nayler, W., Enfield Norris, John, Holborn Orme, M., Nottingham-place O'Carnigge, Patrick, Sunbur y Orton, T., Edgware Owen, Rev. C., Hornsey Potter, R., Enfield. Peile, S., Tottenham Peile, T. H., ditto Payne, J., ditto Provot, M. 0., Hadley Parkinson,G., Blandford-square Pringle,SirW.H.Strattbrd-place Perry, R. W., Perry's-place Pordoe, J., Welwyn, Herts, and St. Marylebone Palmer, G., Langham-place Parkes, F., Bryanston-square Pnrrier, J. V., York-terrace Pryor, M., Hampstead Palmer, F., Euston.place Pearson, A. H., Hendon Pott, J.,.Stanwell Paris, A., Enfield Paris, T., ditto Pennington, W., Chancery-lane Quilliman, E., Bryanston-street Reeve, H., Bedford-row Rouse, E., Finchley Rawley, T., ditto Kngers, 8., Lampton Robins, J., Norwood-green Rutter, A., Hillingdon Richardson, H., Uxbridge Robinson, A., Orchard-street Russell, Major R. H., Dorset-sq. Rushworth,C.P.,Queen Ann-st. Smith, W., Laleham Sullivan, R., Ashford Sanders, T., Pinner Soams, D. W., ditto Smith, J., Wapping Stutfield,W., St. George's, East Stutfield, C. 8., ditto Strong, E., Limehouse Simpson, H. F., Bryanston-st. Shaw, J., Devonshire-place Stephen, G., Warwick-place Sharp,VH.,Upper Berkeley-st. Sanger, J., Oxford-street Stanbrough, J., Isleworth Stanbrough, C. H., ditto Stuart, E., Sutton Sims, M., Brent lord Stevens, R., Uxbridge Stevens, E., Cowley Stevens, H., ditto Sotheby, S. L., Hampstead Sewell, J., ditto Sandys, K, Kentish Town Scadding, E. W., Gordon-street Smith, W., New Milman-street Smith, A., Chad's.row Stevens, W., Bedford-row Smith, G., ditto Smith, Charles, Enfield Stan ey, John, Stephens, J. J., ditto Seaman, G. P., ditto Smale, H. L, Tottenham Soames, Charles, ditto Tebbut, Charles, Limehouse Talbot, Lt.-Col. C., Baker-st. Taylor, A. C. P., York-terrace Tilbury, John, jun., New-road Taylor, Robert, Lampton Turner, C., Hanwell Park Taylor, Richard, Bedfont Taylor, Robert, ditto • Trehern, William, Uxbridge Thornton, J., Camden-town Tripp, G., Woburn-buildings Thompson, Thomas, Finchley Taylor, George, Enfield Tooting, J., Devonshire-street Vincent, J., Norwood-green V iney, John, Hornsey Whittington, M., Lamb's Con duit-street Webb, C. G., Edmonton Wood, Thos., jun., Littleton Wood, Henry, Ashford Wood, George, Harrow Windale, William, jun., ditto Wilson, Alexander, Hendon Watford, R. C., Hillingdon Weekle,y, It., Harmondsworth Wild, T., Harmondswortb Watson, W., Ampton.street Wyatt, G., Mecklenburgh-sq. odehouse H., Montagu-sq. Wheeler, H. J., Montagu-place Wigram, W. Upper Harley-st. Waring, Dr. R., Manchester-sq. Wilstead, C., Berners-street Wallace, G. K., Baker.street Wilkinson, J. G., Wimpole,st. Wilmot., John, Islewortli WestbroOk, Elw.,'Reston Westbrook, Henry, diit4' Wright, Dr. J., Southampton. buildings Warwald, Thos., Bedford-row Wigg, T., Gray's Inn-lane Walter, John, Symond's Inn Williams, E. J., Enfield Williams, Edw., ditto Walker, William, ditto Want, John, ditto Whaley, Jobs', iliac, Wlllah, LeOlidni, Tottenham Yates, Alex., Dorset—place Young, James, Southampton_ buildings [ST of PERSONS 7 1 P !lav9 qb - : , .;11, ‘ TINC4TES . , at Via rate '§ipeuca ehch, far the MIDDLESEX. 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BUCKINGHAM'S NEW ' r,,i pacl o Alak a , k 0 ,-- 11 .11 on MONDAY, October 3:- el AME DUTY.-LIST 1.--:-LIST of WANTED, for an. Established PUBLIC Octavo Edition, in Two Vols., with Ma Hog ati 4 gtOt s ;,ll,,hli r and PHYSIOLOGY-Dr. QUAlN.price 11. 1 Is. 6d., G . PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL V V BREWERY, in one of the Midland Counties, a lice,tbr o , bE .I4 6,, A u __ANATOMY-Dr. CARSWELL.TRAVELS in PERSIA; CERTIFICATES (D), at the rate of Three Pounds Man of Practical Experience as a BREWER of ALE and 1 7 01 4 7TR A ATIONS and DISSECTIONS-Mr. 4NE "f l' . 1 b 1 :1U i Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1831 : - PORTER, and who also is capable of managing the Malt- Journey from Bagdad by Mount ~,,„ di 1 0,/,„„_ N. house Concerns in the absence of the Principals. clan, the Ancient Ecbatana-Researches Archer, a. - Gerrard-street Kdly, R., Portugal-street " r . 1 0 9 Lie_k•IPLES and PRACTICE of MEDICINE-Dr. N 1. 03, if „ kyr sos •Burgess, W. H., Strand Lomas, W., Dean-street The most satisfactory testimonials will be required. a stay in that City-A Visit to the Rut LZ l •l' s ' i ri IINCIN: Boulois, W.. Gower-street• Lane, W. Frith-street Address by letter (post-paid) to A. B. at 73, Wells- A Voyage down the Persian Gulph-A s ni tz ts. E o S pp a E n iß d . . PRACTICE of SURGERY- ' Gog , P f l : 6 o o ' k ,h s fel k iv ,„ wi t S. Barnes, T. F., Oxford.strect Mallett, F., Wardo . ur-street Clayton, R., Portugal street Nutter, W. C. S , Klng-street • street, Oxford-street, London. Arabian Sea to Bombay. . Crutwell, R., Essex-street Pressley, C., Stamp-office By J. S. BUCKINGHAM le•13 W l ' 1 . 1 1.1)/t E ' L x !tY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and Francis, George, Watford, and Quaife, J., sea., Essex-street CORONATION. ', Author of "Travels in Palestine," in "1 AO 1 ' I OE --Dr. D. D. DAVIS. Westminster Radford, W., Carey-street Goldsmith, George, ditto ; Steel, George, ditto T HE COURT JOURNAL of TO-MOR- "This volume may ,be pronounced than any of Mr. Buckingham's former t• '''' tiC'' 'ir a5,....R1A. MEDICA and THERAPEUTICS-Dr. Halford, J., jun., Norfolk-street Smith, J., Dean-street ROW will contain a most copious and accurate De- '''`: ° ''F',o ei y ui„,„ousoN: Juggins, W., James-street Thompson, Peter, Frith.street l" oto IoISTRy seription of the Ceremony. of the CORONATION of their consists of personal narrative."--Montli It ENC gI Asts A „ -Dr. TURNER. COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. MAJESTIES, KING WILLIAM IV. and QUEEN " This volume contains a good deal p .„dinATIVE ANATOMY and ZOOLOGY- " iy Ik3 O fil l i ili ',....' GRANT, GAME DUTY.-LIST. L-LIST of PERSONS who hare ob. ADELAIDE ; and is accompanied with a splendid POR- specting the towns in the. Persian Gulpl BE It T , ~ 01, DIU A r ...... tainesi GENERAL CERTIFICATES (D), at the Rate of Three TRAIT of his MAJESTY in his CORONATION little doubt merchants will find interest F . , FOP', ON AL i',`• JUR ISPRUDENCE-Dr. A. T. THONI- Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1831. ROBES, on India Paper, which will be presented Gratis. Edinburgh Literary Gazette. ' clO lieri, 11 . ADIOS, Professor of Law. Alderson, Charles, Hendon Holbrook, Jas, Tottenham Also, by the same fatale Orders received by all Booksellers and Newarnen.-Office, Lir .- • 4 D l ANY s,, --Professor LINDLEY. Abbs, Major, Pinner Harris, E, Hadley 1 9 Catherine-street, Strand. 11. TRAVELS in PALESTINE ; I E. It IP-NSARY-JOIIN NOGG, M.D., Surgeon. Allix, Lieut.-Col., Montagu-sq. 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E., Norwood-green Useful Knowledge, r i ce 2s. sewed, 11AUGGIN'S Patent Ventilat Tao' s"' ' ti l sl RANGES WITH PATENT CALORI. Bartlett, W., West Drayton Manners, C., Sunbury INSECT MISCELLANIES, Part I. 1.1 HATS are acknowledged to be ,53 ta ble. Bergman,J.G.,Harmondsworth Manners, Arthur, ditto FERE BACKS. Batt, G., West Drayton Mason, John, Pinner .1 The Second Part, completing the Volume, will be Hats ever yet invented-they are excel pieces. J),.':, .. Barham, J. F., Queen Ann-st. Mills, John, Hillingdon 4.,1 ounces-will never injure by wet, published about the 20th of September. large ill ` II Barham RANGES are ‘varranted ~k s t Box, J., Enfield Mason, W., Ruislip Volumes of the Series already published, price 4s. 6d, or shape, and will not prevent the egr ninds , ° i,.,wen; f ° Possess superior advantages over all others ; the Baugh, E., ditto . Meadows, John, ditto it to the ,i t 'kt, '''''' ll their uniform heat, will bake with the Baghot, P. A., Nottingham-sL Mercer, Daniel, West Drayton each, in clOth:- which has been so much the compk Baghot, S. P., ditto Masters John Hampstead MENAGERIES, Vols. L&IL ' INSECT ARCHITECTURE. hate, often producing the head-ache an err lirge "lot .i' t n icety, while the strength of the roasting fire is B on d, W. S., Devonshire-place Maim, 3., Kentish Town VEGETABLE SUBSTA N. INSECT TRANSFORM A- t. 'earPrice 21s. and 265. Drab, Brown, a ,i,:ii the 8 , 'led, a ,Marks, James, New-road CES, including Timber Trees TIONS. is generally the case with Ovens l eated Boyce, - W., Baker-street Bourchier, C., Wimpole.street Monteish, Col. William, Great and' ruits. ARCHITECTURE of BIRDS. Hats at the same price. Also, very li of ~,,rp,01 11 ,1 5: !;; b : 1 ' ,. e .. y , can a'so he fitted with Calori fere hack Bowdery, W., Oxford-street Castle-street , PURSUIT of KNOWLEDGE -PARIS and its HISTORICAL an improved principle, 18s. r I , •.. , 11 . ..• 1.. • \ ....ig..;alll. 11,:a.ha• 111. _T _AT anehrKtPr_gn Itt , -h., (' 11 , 1T........• I.I.1•101,- Cr NIIER DIFFICULTIES; SCENES. Vol. L A•T1..n,.;.........A 0.. ~. en IV-...,...,. .1 FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT The King has been W H ple l a T s E ed il t A o d i l L, rec t SE le vr tte 7. rs patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of a Marquis of the said United Kingdom to Archibald Earl of Casillis, K.T. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Marquis of Ailsa, of the isle of Ailsa, in the county of Ayr. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignities of Earl and Mar quis of the said United Kingdom to John Earl of Breadalbane, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, stiles, and titles of Earl of Ormelie and Marquis of Breadalbane. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of a Marquis of the said United Kingdom to Robert Earl Grosvenor, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of the Marquis of Westminster. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland granting the dignities of Baron and Earl of the said United Kingdom to Lord George Augustus Henry Ca vendish, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, stiles, and titles of Baron Cavendish, of Keighley, in the county of York, and Earl of Burlington. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of Earl of the said 'United Kingdom to Robert Dundas Viscount Duncan, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Earl Camperdown, of Lundie, in the county of Forfar, and of Gleneagles, in the county of Perth. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of that part of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Ireland, granting the dignity of an Earl of that part of the said United Kingdom called Ire. , laud, to Thomas Viscount Northland, and the heirs niae of his body lawfully begotten by . the name, stile, and title of Earl of Ranfurly, of Dungannon, in the county of Tyrone. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be Passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting the dignity of Baron of the said United Kingdom to the following persons and the heirs male of their bndies lawfully begotten, viz.— Thomas Marquis of Headfort, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Kenlis, of Kenlis, or Kells, in the county of Meath. John Chambre Earl of Meath, K.P., by the name, stile, and title of Baron Chaworth, of Heaton-hall, in the county of Here ford. George Earl of Dunmore, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Dunmore, of Dunmore, in the Forest of Athole, in the county of Perth. • General George James Earl Ludlow, G.C.B. by the name, stile, and title of Baron Ludlow. Robert Montgomerie Lord Belhaven and Stenton, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Hamilton, of Wishaw, in the county of Lanark. General John Francis Lord Howden, G.C.B. by the name, stile, and title of Baron Howden, of Howden and Grlmston, in the county of York. The Honourable William Maule, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Panmure, of Brechin and Navar, in the county of Forfar. The Honourable George Cadogan, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Oakley, of Caversham, in the county of Oxford. Sir George Warwick Bampfylde, Bart. by the name, stile, and title of Baron Poltimore, of Poltirnore, in the county of Devon. Sir Robert Lawley, Bart. by the name, stile, and title of Baron Wenlock, of Wenlock, in the county of S al o p. Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bart., by the name, stile, and title of Baron Mostyn, of Mostyn, in the county of Flint. William Fitzhardinge Berkeley, Esq., by the name, stile, and title of Baron Segrave, of Berkeley Castle, in the county of Gloucester. Lieut.-Colonel Arthur Chichester, by the name, stile, and title g o a f ll. Baron Templemore, of Templemore, in the county of Done— gall. William Lewis Hughes, Esq., by the name, stile ' and title of Baron Dinorben, of Kenmell - Park , in the county of Denbigh. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, SEPT. 7. This day Monsieur de Gersdorf, Minister Resident VC= the King of Saxony, had his'first audience of he r M ajes ty. To which he was introduced by F.arl Howe, her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and condueted by Sir Robeit Ch es t er , KM. Master of the C eremonies. WHITEHALL, The King has be pleased to grant unto th e R ev . Ed mun d Goodenough, D.D., th e p lace and dignity of the Deanery of Wells, void by the res i gna tion of the Right Rev. Father in God Henry Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. The King has also been pleased to grant to the Right Reverend Father in God, Henry Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, thq place and dignitary of a Prebendary of the Collegiate Church pt St. Peter, Westmins t e r, void by the resign A ti Q4 o f ' D octor Edmund Goodenough. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets. Ist Regiment of Royal Tower Hamlets Militia. The Right Hon. Geovge Earl of Munster to be Colonel, vice Sir D. Williams, deceased. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the cwity of Oxford. C. J. B. Hamilton, Lieut E e Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel; ,i nant, July 13. Commissions by the Tsrel Lieutenant of the County of Somerset, w es ; lioroZraoußedimptit Of Yeomanry Cavalry, The Right Hon. n: J. G. 'Herbert, commonly ealle4 li.ord Por. nte, Rs% to be erihiaelotre,r.Atuoosi 2i,),,. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. JOHN STEWARD, Stafford, apothecary. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. JAMES GEDDES, Gracechuroh,street, merchant. BANKRUpTS. THOMAS HIJTCHON, Finsbury-circus„ Tneraant, to sur. . t render beet. 27, Oct. 7, and 21, at ten: rOat the Court of Commis nefB t )rbes and H a ll, 4y.place Holborn. w f,LTAM NICHOLSON, Bradford, Yorkshire, scrivener, 90, 27, and Oct. 21, at eleven,at the Court of Commissioners. Poole, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury ; Swan, Bradford R ENE DE CANTELOUZE, Dean street, Soho . , clress.thaker, fit , 12, at ten, 23 , at twelve, and O c t. 21, a t elcv - oh, at the Court of c o mmissioners. Jones, Gray'q Inn-square. DIVIDENDS. 4 - . wood, jun., Grit's-green, Staffordshire, J shoemaker Oct. 15, a t eleven, at Wilday's Royal Hotel, Birmingham—C. J. Monic. 4 _manufacturer, Sept. 30, Leamington Priors, bookseller, Sept. 30, at twelve, at t the George Inn, Leamington Priors —It. Hunt, Dok&str44; SpitaMelds, Commis sioners-,;W. NYa,lker, - lariffy4ne, looking-glass-manufacturer, sert. 3 9, at tw!o, at the Court of Commissioners—G. Howson, Ntiliitertou, Lincolnshire, maltster, Oct. 4, at ten, at the Angel .' , 4 WI at ate Court of Commis- Inn, Brigg, Lincolnshire—NV. Waters, Bristol, ironrep;g9p, Sept. 30 at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol—R, Baker, 131r mingham, linen-draper; Oct. 11, at twelve, at the Rby'al Hotel, Birmingham—H, J., and W. Jackson,' Leeds, tawers, Oct. 1, at eleven, at the r• --o.',lrt-bonse, Leeds—J. Critchley, Ityeforci Gloucester,:hire, eoill:Metch'ant; Oct. 3, at ten, at the )p:twef .. 14 ,„ g e inh, 'Giotteester—D. Jones, C , rtwyd, INiliaietteth'shtre, silk v i c tualler, Sept. !In —., at three, at t 4. 44etl Lan, Balfl, Mcrio . , • nethshuc. ___ _ EIFEI`IFICATES, San. 3 Q. F. a J. -mat. King-street, - Bloomsbury, ccia,c/iv,mali.er—T. refiner ; of metals-4, 1 - 1C41601., r ARTNERSIIITS DISSOLVED. W. H. *1(1 Stone, Taunton, SOMersetiliire, merchant:.-.1. and Cole, jun.. March, Canibridgeshire i niierchants-L- T. and J. Page, Brinton, Norfolk' soap : boilers—TM:Dobbs and Laughorne, Hornctistle; Lincolnshire, draped—H. B: Coles and a Earle, an if een t t t , s, m ß ril ir e m r ..in!h . , 4 . Siztuthalopton, attorneys-S. and A. suar hana, Hammersmith, dress-makers—C. Toby and 1 - 3, Mgss, Norton fishmongers—H. Wood and ,T. Norton, Bel, no°rntt°-wharf, coal.merchants—T. Lawrence and W. Dowdell, White's.row, Spitalfields, grocers—R. H. and T. 'H. Sparks, St. John-street, distillers--M. A. Trapnell and Co., char, i ot teitreet, St. Marylebane, chandlers (so lar.as regards G. T. Trapnell)—J. Swaine and Co„ Gomersall, Yorkshire, woollen, manufacturers—J. Gingell and W. Bull, High-street, White- chapel, straw-salesmen—.. Crocker an d 4. steet Wood- r Per lb. 80tt5.........50 to 561 b.... to 661 b... Dressing Fine Coach Hides Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 1)itt0....,...,40 to 451 b. Ditto d. tod. 12 16 19 it! PRICES OF LEATHER. d. to d. Per lb. 15 IR Tanned Horse Hides.. Id 21 Spanish Ditto 14 151 Per dozen. 17 181 Calf Skine,..36 to 41Ib. 16 20 121 14 Ditto SO to 701 b. 21 24 14; 16 Diitp v .... 70 to 801 b. 18 20 151 171 Small Seals, Greenland 20 20! RAW HIDES. Per Stone. a. d. to s. d. Per Stone, a. d. to s. d. Rest !tellers& Stoers2 83 0 I Ordinary 110 2 0 Middlings 2 4 2 6 Marko Tali 6 0 each. SHEEP SUMS. Long Wool Os. Od. to I Short W 001..... Os. Od. to Os, Od. h. 6d. to 2s. Sd. WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—Sept. 8. Hay 60s. Od. to 804. 0(1.1 (' lover 80t. Od. to 1265. Od. w 44. 04. to 365. Od. PRICE OF ACTATOES.—Sept. 9. New 21. ss. to 31. 10s. per ton. PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1,121 b. Town Tallow .........,.......... 435. Od. Yellow 50ap....................," Ps. Oa. Yellow Russia......--- 41s. Od Mottled...—,, 68 Od. White 42.s Od. White.........„,.........„„ ww . 70,;. od. Soap Ditto 40s. Od. Graves ,„,......,_,,,..........„ bo . od. Melted Stuff' 34s. OA. Q( - 41 Graves , hs. ed. Ditto R0ugh.......... —............ 29.5. Od. PIIICE 'OF RAW FAT, per stone ot B!,b. Price 4.U110w (as stated by the Tallow Melte;) 41(1. PRICE OF CANDLES. The price of Store Candles, in tla retail shops, is as follows Candles, per doz. 7s. Od. to. Od. I Moulds, per duzen..._..os. fid. COAL MAR} Ws• Od Beaumont at Charlotte , liolywell., ti Kenton 96 9 26 9 Itean..„ 2O 0 Ponto 24 6 wnlev 24 9 West Hartl23 25 0 27 6 25 9, Walls End Boundan— 2.1 a 13itt08e11,R4444C% 06 6 Ditto rtewi,c.ite and Co. 99 9 Walls tstt Brown's--, 25 9 Ditto Burraton 26 6 Wall. End Callerton —24 Q. Ships at market, :Er.—Sept. ik - Walls V4l Carr and Co. 255. Od. Waits End Greenwell 23 0 Walls End Gosiorth --. W li Walls End Heaton,„..... 29 9 Walls End Hi 44 —... 26 9 Walls End 7 . , rawnlarch,-- 27 9 Ditty. PeareLi).., ~.........—.. 2.5 6 Ditto Perkins and Cm,. 26 ',i Walls End Riddell's.,.. 29 0 W. E. Russell's lietton 32 6 Blyth ....,..........•••••••••••• 21 6 114,01 a 4.1.0.41.1..W.W.1. 30 0 Hartley 27 0 New Plockton, Milne, and'C0.....—............. t 3 0 Sotu h . Hettou 94.sarn— 21 6 Silkstone Yield and Co. 25 9 Sill;siolie 1 horpe —,. 22 3 cOlerton small —.......—..„ 17 0 ps sold. 2 2%—Unsold. 19%. COUNTRY. CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. . _ Wheat. Barley. Oats. - Beans. Per Quarter. 62 -72 34 4 4 0 96 34 40 48 Basingstoke 60 76 11 40 24 32 40 44' Bath . 50 8..1 60 36 22 30 3EI 41 Bridgewater n 26 30 22 26 20 36 Bristp t l, „. 56 64 38 40 Di 38 42 chesterlield 64 70 9rl 32 46 52 Derby 66 69 28 30 42 CS Devizes 66 70 33 42 22 32 32 03 Doncaster 51 68 35 41 et *I 42 47 57 67 35 46 4 116 40 46 Exeter 62 70 37 43 w 48 68 k 3 21 30 40 48 tiungerford 64 78, 24 32 38 43 Leicester. /5 44 -- 2 . 9 48 Newbury...,... 73 78 34 42 2% oi 44 48 Rorasty 60 '66 34 38 `.O 31 S.baft,esbury 63 4 26 47 Shepton Mallet 60 f h 4, _4O 28 a 2 40 44 Sherborne re i 22 27. &A 44 Taunton 58 . 35 20 38. Yeoxil 64 68 38 4Q ip 30 38 40 Per Bugle'. B. d. s • d. s. 4. 6. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. Shrewsbury 9 0 , 4Q. 73' 5 U 6 8 Ue. 0 44) Im‘ROY-EMENTS IN RIAAND WEAVING.-.‘ The Coventry weavers hve made so very marked an im provement in th, ir net, since the legali;ed importation of fore i g n manufactured silks, that one of the most eminent manuficturers of that city han declared he should, at this day, blush for the work which even his best hands used forMerly to furnish; that uow their patterns and ptaluc. tions are fully equal ta those of their foreign rivals, and q ‘ ita.lif4ed to came into successful competition with the most beautiful ribands wrought by the Lyonnese weavers.—Dr. Lardner's Cat,inef Cydopaylia, Vol. XXII. Up to Five o'clock the LORD CHANCT-LLOR was engaged in hearing a Scotch appeal, but at that• hour the public. husiness commenced. Lord SUFFIELD said, that on Tuesday there was a «n eat deal of business stood for their Lordships' considera tion. Among ether things there were the Bankruptcy Bill and the Game Laws Bill. In his opinion it was necessary to set on with the latter, and he put it to the Noble nd Learned Lord on the Woolsack whether he could of defer the consideration of the Bankruptcy Bill till Thursdaiy . so that the Game Bill might be forwarded on Tuesday. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that the Bankruptcy Bill had already been postponed several times, but if it would be conytnient to their Lordships, he had no objection to postpone his Bill till Tbur.day, on a clear understand ing that it should then go on. The Earl of WESTMORELAND called upon the Noble Duke (Richmond) to postpone the consideration of the Game Bill at present, as so many of their Lordships were out of town. The Duke of RICHMOND could not accede to the proposition of the Noble Earl, but had no objection that on Tuesday it should be read a second time, with an un derstanding that the discussion should take place on the third reading. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY stated that he 'aid the letter of which he had before spoken (Sir John Campbell's) before the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and that there was now a friend of his, who was ready to substantiate all the charges contained in that I tier. He hoped the Noble Duke (Richmond) would exonerate him from being guilty of making serious charges against any officer on anonymous information. The Noble Duke was the last person who should snake .uch a charge against him, the Noble Marquis. The Duke of RICHMOND acquitted the Noble Mar quis of any intention to do wrong, but he must again say that in his opinion the Noble Marquis had taken a ♦ery injudicious mode of bringing forward the present business. - The LORD CHANCELLOR then took hi* test at the t ible again and proceeded with the appeals, which were of no public interest, except to the parties concerned.--. Adjourned. ER 10, 1831. TRAVELS. lap and Engravings, ; including a _ Zagros to Hama ,hes in Ispahan during ;ins of Persepolis— And Passage by the .AM, Esq. Mesopotamia," &c. more interesting travels, as it chiefly ithly Reviqw. Of information re di, which we ; have ling and useful."— lor, through the Conn- River Jordan ; in ind Gam.da, in the , 18. Bvo., with nuwe- 'AhIIA ; including a and tlaF Ruins of in Two Vale. Svo., .tions that have been ledge of the ancient :hard Bentley, New ing BEAVER be the best kind of .edingly light, only lose their colour ress of perspiration, laint of water-proof Ind the loss of hair. and Lady's Riding light Silk Hats, on PRICE 7D. sewing -cotton manufacturers—J.Robinson andCo.,Hipperholme, Yorkshire, card:makers—R. Thatcher and J. Bowden, Rowarth, Derbyshire, cotton-spinners—R. Lewis and A. P. Poston, Man chester, wine-merchants--D. and W. Elston, Old Bailey, brick layers. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MARKETS. (From the London New Price current yesterday.) SUGAR.—In the early part of the week the demand for Mus covades rather revived, but there is again a heaviness about the market, and the prices are rather lower; the estimated sales are only 2,000 hhds. as there were only three days of business this week on account of the Coronation. rhe Refinedmarket is exces sively dull, and again rather lower, brown Lumps being sold at 615., and fine Hamburg for crashing at 325. This afternoon the market continues very flat, and last week's prices are barely maintained, particularly for the fine descriptions, entitled to the same bounty as the double-refined, parcels of which have been sold, crashed 31s. a 325., and are still oftbred at those prices, but there appears to be only a very limited demand, and the quail. tity taken off has been only small; of Low Lumps, also, the quotations are 6d. dower than last week, and there is still very little business doing in them, either for packing or crashing, the sales of crashed lately having been almost entirely confined to the fine descriptions. FOREIGN SUGARS.—There •is much interest excited res pecting the intention of Ministers relative to the admitting Fo reign Sugar into our Refineries, and the produce to be exported : the impression oh our minds is that the former Bill will be re newed. There has been much speculation in Foreign Sugar ; with the 1,279 chests Havannah last Friday we have had 2,333 boxes yellow, and 723 boxes white; the yellow sold 20s. a 245. 6d., which ts rattier lower, the whites at former prices 31s. to 335. 6d. toe good strong ; Brazil Sugars have been neglected ; a few, white Bahia and' Rio offered at public sale were taken in fl. a 275. _ NDI A SUGARS.—The limited demand for Mauritius Sugars, apd the continued reduction in prices, occasioned the holders tet, withdraw their Sugars which were advertised for public sale; this was done to some extent, yet the Market prices did not improve ; the yellow sold at previous prices, but the brown sold tid: to Is. lower. In Bengal Sugars there are no trans actions worth reporting; Manilla Sugar sold lid. to Is. higher. 4,561 bags have lately been sold 19s. a 21s. lid. ; Siam S..gars sold a shade lower. COFFEE.—The very favourable reports from the Flanders Markets respecting Ca/be occasion a most extensive demand, and even the holiday of yesterday did not prevent the buyers from coming forward to purchase. The private contracts con sist of above 3,000 bags St. Domingo, 455. 6d. and 465.: 1,800 Brazil, 455. a 465. ; and about 1,000 bags Batavia and Sumatra, the later good quality, 355.. a 365., the former 445. a 455. Cal., which makes the advance on Foreign and East India Coffee Is. a Is. 6d. ; the good and fine ord. Jamaica, lately selling lower, has also recovered to the late highest quotations. The public sales of this week went off at nearly Market prices. This after noon further private contracts of Coffee effected yesterday have transpired : St. Domingo has realized 475., and Brazil also 475. This day's public sales 164 bags East India, 115 casks British Plantation ; good brown Samarang sold at 41s. ; fine mid. Ja. maica, 88s. ; ord. mid., 695. 6d, and 70s. ; good ord., 635. a 655. At the close of this day the estimated sales of Coffee by private contract this week are 8,000 bags ; the general advance is is. 6d. a 2s. per cwt., and a very brisk Market. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—There are some rather extensive orders lately executed for export, proofs and one and two over about ls. sd. ; Jamaica 20 to 28 per cent. 2s. 2d. a 2s. 6d., particular marks 3s. Bd. ; Brandy is dull. In Geneva there is no alteration. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The panic we noticed in the Tallow Market last Friday has been succeeded by much firm.. ness, and a progressive rise to 38s. 6d., which is the price this afternoon; during the bustle it is stated very extensive orders from the country were executed. Hemp is dull and lower. Flax is still at nominal quotations. FRUIT.—In the prices there is no alteration this week, and scarcely any business has been done; the stock on hand of Red Sniyrna Raisins is now very small. TO HACCO.—There are more inquiries for Tobacco. SPlCES.—Pepper is more inquired after. Pimento is %d. to Ud. higher ; goal quality held for 5d , and for which 4Nd. and 4%d. have been refused. '&ALTPETHE.—SaItpetre advanced to 375. fid., at which the Market now remains firm. LOGWOOD.—There are several purchases of Jamaica Log. wood, 61. 2s. 6d. and 61. ss. . . . CASSIA LIGNEA.—The prices arc higher; mid. sold at 68s. 6d., and fine held for 755. IRIS PROVISIONS.—For Butter or Bacon we cannot note any alteration in price or demand since our last ; the market continues very heavy, with a tendency to lower prices. Hams and bladder Lard have a limited sale, and for Beef and Pork there is very little inquiry. COTTON.—The Cotton Market is steady in price, but the sales are inconsiderable : they consist of 320 Bengal, mid. good fair, 4' d. a 4R,d. ; 300 Surat, mid. good fair, 444 d. 410.; 50 Madras, good fair, 4X4.1. INDIGO.—In Indigo there is no alteration. TEA.—Our quotations are nominal. East India House sale— Boheas in quarter chests have sold at Is. Nil. a Is. 9V. • ditty half chests, Is. 9}4d. a Is. 9 ! , 4 d. ditto large chests, Is. Ad, a Is. ; ditto Congou chests, Is. 10%d. a Is. ll%d, i Cangou, ord. 2s. a 2s. Nd.; ditto but raid. 2s. 13;d. a 2s, ; ditto but mid. rather strong, 2s. 3d. a 2s. 4%d. flobeas are 2d. per lb. dearer. Congous Id. above last sato. Congous continue selling today; the blackish leaf descriptions are going cheap, 2s. 441 L. a 2s. ; blackish leaf strong, 2s. 6%d. a 2s. B%d. ; Pekoe flavour 3s. I%d. a 3s. 2d. ; common Congous have sold to-day rallKsr dearer than on Monday. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made ULthe week ending Sept. 6, is 9.25. 1014 d, per cwt., exclusive of the ties of customs paid orpayable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. Kent Pockets Smsex Ditto Posex Ditto Farnham Ditto, Fitt:"................. Seconds ...„............. Sussex Ditto Essex Ditto., PRICES OF HOPS.—Sept. Si Os. 51. 15s. to 6/. 10s. 41 I:Is. 61. Os. to 5/. 10s. U. Os. 61. 10s. to 61. Os. 01. Oa. 61. Oa. to 101. Os. 01. Os, 41. Os to 6/. Os, 3/. Os, 41. Os. to 51. (14. 31. 10s. 41. Os. to 4/. Ss. 3/. Os. 41. Os. to 41. lOs. Duty lat 4 at 18040004 K6nt PRICE OF OIL. Rape Oil brown 6s. Refined 0 Linseed Oi l Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand I 0 Rape Cake, per ton 3 0 HOUSE OF COMMONS, SRPTEM)I22i 9. Mr. BLACKNEY presented a petition from the land proprietors and others of the parish of Carlow, praying for the dismemberment of the yeomanry of that county. Captain GORDON presented 9. petition from the mini sters, eld rs, and members of the congregation of the Pres bytery of Newcastle-on-Tyne,against any further grant to Maynooth College. The Hon. Member said as this 'sub ject would come on for discussion in another part of the evening, he should not do any more than present the petition. - Mr. O'CONNELL expressed a wish, as the Hon. Member had not stated the contents of the petition, that it should be read. The petition was then read—it alluded to the " Idolatrous Church," &c. Upon the question that it be printed, the gallery was cleared for a division, but none took place. New writs were ordered to issue for Forfaishire, in the room of the Hon. W. Maule, created a Baron of tbe• United Kingdom; and for Derbyshire, in the room of Lord George Cavendish, also created a Baron of the United Kingdom. Mr. WYSE presented two petitions front Galway, for an extension of the G-ilway franchise. Mr. LAMBERT presented two petitions, one from Enniscarthy, in the county of Wexford, and the other from the relatives of the persons who were killed at New townbarry, praying that the yeomanry might be dis banded. The petitioners spoke in respectful lan guage to the House, but in strong terms, of the Newtown harry affair, calling it an inhuman murder, a barbarous and indiscriminate massacre, &c. He sincerely hoped his Majesty's Ministe:s would be prevailed upon to comply with the prayers of the petitioners by disarming the yeo manry, for unless their prayer was attended to, the very worst consequences would. ensue.—(Hear.) He did not believe that his Majesty's Government were indifferent to the late unfortunate transaction, but it was necessary that some immediate means should be adopted to show the opinion that Ministers entertained of it. Mr. MAXWELL hill heard so many statements re specting what was termed the massacre of Newtownharry, that be was induced to trouble the House with a few ob servations. He denied that it was a massacre.—(Hear, hear, from Mr. O'Connell.) He regretted to say that lives had been lost, but how was it ? The Hon. Member thew ['entered into nstatsment of theoceurrences that led to that unfortunate affair, and alluded to a statement made on a former night by the Hon. Member opposite (Mr. Lambert). That Hon. Member bad stated that a woman named Mary Mulrooney had had her womb ripped open by the bayonets of the yeomanry—:(Hear, hear)—and afterwards the Hon. Member Said sbe was ripped up by a built t, and her un born child exposed. He (Mr. Maxwell) had documents of an unquestionable nature in contradiction to that state ment ; be had the evidence . CE Mr. Green, King's Coon eel, and of Captain Fit age r a ld, w h o were sent b y his Majesty's Government on purpose to investigate the charges, and he had also certificates of the Coroner and the Foreman of the Jury, all of whom denied - that Mary Mulrooney's body had been ripped open and bee child exposed, and stated that she died of a wound of a bullet; that the person who shot her had been committed to and that a hill of indictment for manslaughter had been found against him by the Grand Jury. This indictment was corroborated by R. W. Hue, Esq. Magistrate of Wexford, and Mr. Hyde, the aurgeon, who attended the woman. In, addition to this, be had the affidavit of Mary Stone, at whose house Mary Mulrooney resided, and where she died fiom that affidavit it appeared that the deceased was nut pregnant when she was shot. He did not mean to impute to the Hon. Member for Wexford the slightest in tention to state any thing that he did not hirmadf most firmly believe ; but he begged him to be cautious on what authority he rested the statements which he made .n that House. Mr. WALKER was much amused to hear the confi dence with which the statements of the Hon. Member who bad just sat down were accompanied. He had not even attempted to contradict the fact that the calling eut of the yeomanry was unnecessary upon the occasion referred to, and that of the innocent people of the place from ten to fifteen were killed, and upwards of twenty wounded.— (Hear, hear. ) Mr. O'CONNELL would only say, in opposition to the assertion of the Member for Cavan that the calling nut of the yeomanry was necessary, that the Lord Lieutenant of Ire land, who could not be accused of any disposition to dis parage their character, had published a letter declaring the sot altogether unnecessary. Mr. SHAW said that on no subject connected with Irish affairs bad there been so much misrepresentation and exaggerated statements as on the Newtownbarry Oh ay. No one more sincerely regretted than he did the loss f human life, but he could not but repeat his assertion.— It had been affirmed that no placards had appeared stating that a sale was to take place of cattle seised for tithe. But such placards had most undoubtedly appeared, conelud mg too with " No tithes, no Parsons," &c. &c.—(Hear, hear.) A representation was also made, only the day liefur , ., too late for the arrival of a regular force, by the Magisttates of that part of the county to the Lord Lieutenant, stating that in consequence of such state• ments they did apprehend a rescue.—(Hear, hear, hear.) Such a document, he believed, was now forthcoming.—(" Hear, hear ;" " No, no," from M r. O'Con nell.) Shaw) was prepared to state that there was a memorial of that description now in the Castle of Dublin--(Hear, hear, hear)—which was written pre viously to the transaction. There was also an organized force of strangers brought to Newtownbarry on that occasion, and these people were all armed. He thought it most unjust to characterise the transaction by the term of butchery.—(Hear.) The Hon. Member had also chosen to characterise the transaction as a murder, whits a Grand Jury of Wexford had, upon their oaths, declared it not to be so. He could not account for such a mode of acting, nos could he conceive what object the Hon. Menaber had in view in doing so. hlis IILACKNEY considered it a most atrocious mur der, and felt confident that so long as the yeomanry were kept armed, tLe Rouse would be deluged with petitions like the present. Mr, M. O'CONNELL thought the placards &dinned to would not bear the construction put upon them by the Hon. Altatuber opposite, (the Recorder of Dublin). Mr. LAMBERT, on moving that the petition do lie on the table, entreated his Majesty's Government to look to the wants of the people of Ireland. He believed the Newtownbarry affair, and he declared it, in the presence of his God and of his country. to be ;as colti.blooded anti atrocious a massacre as ever was o) the guard petrated. Th e y eomanr y were ca ll e d the body d o Ouurch, but, in his opinion, as long a. l r a t t a t r q ce uji ca li °r t n y t e ir o u td e l in .xistenee, it w as u tt er ly impossible t hat exist in Ireland.—(Hear, bear.) name he of common sense, r un n oge ro t t ay‘ h eo a em d yac a nl d iru o y p .t t i e n d a the yeomanry of Ireland, andM:isYheOdUtONGknthoughr defended n mast j udicious couzin i :c 4 tt b :_l i e sa . Gp n wv o ei g 1 ju .Cti'caep.tts:"ondGrOc:Dono, Nwdbeyfen Prg'g • _•