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J. repe9p.d, that when the frione-y of 4 . 1.11. i pople, was to be; voted away, the Ministnvs:were always .at their pOst;; tax riaB to b-e.reoaled, . in becl.oi. absent. , FVF.RY, TICK FT..NEX'r SATTALT2A , rI I .! EVF,ItY SIIMIS _NEN I' SATtIRI)-‘I"P ! ) it EVMtY N.tiNlima NF,XT'SATURI), , , 1!! EVI.:IIV CAPITAL NIAT,S . ATUIti).‘" !! EVERY IItIZI , , .N} \"l' SATtJltp.Nr.,!! _ _ HOUSTI OF LORDS', .T 4 Allen 13. ADMIRALTY 01 , 71PECF,, - MARca 12; IS2I. • WIDOWS' PENSIONs, OT ICE is heieby ziven,Tlial all WIDOWS who receive Pensions front the Charity for the Relief of_ the Wilows of Conxtoission and Warrant Of-. beers of tht Royal Navy, must seqd or bring to - this',Otlice,' between the-20th'and 31st 'of this •MorithObe Affidavits Ter (paired by the Rules of the Charity, in order to theii. lacing inserted on the Pension List, which will -be prepared next Month, and paid on the 10ib of May. • All Letters freun Widows, T esveeting'their - Pensians, must state the Rank their Husbands held iu the Navy, , • • J. W%'CROKHR.: OFFICE OF ORDNzI.VCE. - .lmtv 31;1850: • THE PUBLIC ate heiebr ififorthki that Thirty-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SIOIVEY of GaExr 11-11.LIAIN, canted oit_under'the Superintendence of the late MajOr-General WILLIAM MUDGE. I.L.P. A.S.,are now complete, and - that IMPRESSIONS from *'":„"i'e on Sale nt the ORDNANCE .MAP OFFICE,. Ia the • ' - ' ) ' v E , t of LOND;TN, and else at IILLIAM r. Geographer to his Mtaie4tc, hind agent to the 80i.01.1 of Ord Suttee, at CHARING-CROSS. ThesePloiVES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, 71135 M Hants,.-Dor s et ~. Deq'On: a!,•1 C6tliWall, and rropor 'ions of Sotbetet, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts, Bers, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hmtiord: and Cambridge. Part lx. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and portions of the adjacent Country, waspithlished on the Ist of August: 1819, and as the Work - is still in progress, ac cording to the original Design of giving a 'complete Map of fircat Britain upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile: the 'Publication of the future parts will follow as fast as tate na, * lure of such a Work will admit, without increaiti , a the an-. turd Expense. -. Gentlemen wishing to prceure a Map :of the Cortntrs. sur foonding their Own habitations, may, .by application to Mr. 'BAKER, at the Ordnance Map Mice (where an Index Map. will b e shewn) selezt any sheets they plc.:me, for that pit rpose. All Letters on this subject, addtessed.to Mr. Rater. strider a cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, be immediately attended to. 13y Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Established 1797. rATRONS: The -Most NUble the Duke Of BEAUFORT 'The Most Noble the Duke of ARGYLL The Right Hon. Fart Tht; Right: Hun. Loki SAI;FOUN &c: &Le. Sze. TRUSTEES. fkir GEORGE JERNINGIIAM, Bart. Cost essy, near Nor wich. - .Sir JOSEPH SCOTT, Bart. Great - Barr Han, Staffordshire. • RALPH CALDWELL,F:N. 1-1013vrowe, Norfolk. .tDWART) MARTIN, Esq. No, 24, tipper s e y_ mow -street, London. - &c. &e. See. • • • IkI RECTURS. PETER LE NEVE rosTER, .Esq. Great Wirthingbam, Norfolk. • 'HAMMOND FISK, - Esq. Norwich. • ALEXANDER TH WA IT Es, Esq. Norwich. , JANIES ADAMS, gs q . Norwich, &C Sec. &C. • TREASURERS.. •. . THOMAS, HENRY,'and WILLIANI DAY, Esqrs. Bankers Nurwich: • sAMT7.I4 TZTENOI,I), Esq. Surrey-street, Norwifb.' T HIS socrErY guirainiq' / OAS, • Melchandiie, 'and 'Effects, front 'Loss by Fire. Insu- Tance s are effi cted iii all parts of the United Kiirzilorn, ex "Pt in th e City of L'onclon, ir within the kills or Mortality. • The presnt,vcarly„incotne exceeds 60,(1001. and is rapidly )ncreasing; ne' Tnihrances effected within the last year hrummted ttiTwo liillw7hs and a half of Property. The distingniching-fearnre of .the Society's Plan is that at the expiration of Seven Yea, s.every Member becomes entitled 10 an aliquot share ot i • tie surplus premiums which remain after discharein,,i all claiins nu the Society. The surplus bns nev er hol e ,. b e l o w 25 per cent. on the. premium paid by the Pities insuring. • . • . This Sneirtr never hid tiny:connection with the 'NATIONALS tin y ': connection FIRE OFFICE, BRIDGE STREET, iILACEFRIARS, OR WiTji ANY ortimt FIRE ri RNstutAcE Okrict.:. NORWICH UNION LIFE. INSURANCE SOCIETY. PATIIONS. Most . Noble the Doke of BEArroirr. The NitietsN , lble Elie Duke of ARGYLL. The Right,Floo.*Earl CRAVEN.' The. tio.l). Lord SALTOUN. . &c: &c. TRUSTEES. Sir GEORGE .JER.NINCWANI, Bart. Cnstessy, near Nor. "Cir JOSEPH .scotr. Bart, Great Barr Halt, Staffordshire. ItALPH Esq. Hilhorowe, Norfolk. EDWARD - wILIANNI MARTIN, Esq. - No. 44, Upper Sey. mour-btreet, Lprolpit. &c. &c. &c. DIRECTORS. . r ill'Al Or:q.t.—JOHN PA : FIESON, Esq. Alderman. Norwich. J OHN S. PATTE'‘ON, Esq. Alderman, Norwich. HAMMOND FISK. Esq. Norwich. ALEXANDER Ti-twArrE , ;, Esq. Norwich. JAMES NOSWORMY, Esq. Not wicli. 'Sic. ea. Six. TREASURERS. . CHARLES TOMPSON, Esq • • CHARLES BARCLAY, Esq. Calibers, Norwich. JEREMIAH, IVES, F.sq. , • ACTUARY. • . - - - RICHARD, MOItGt%N, 'Eiq. Norwich. pit••HIS SOCIETY, although only Establis h e d in •190,4, has embodied 5000 Lives, and is in the annual . l e l'ipt of 100,0001. from Premiums on Insurance, be,bles 0 .0001, per annum from the produce of its Capital, ,s Inch ti t' , t - estetl. part in the Public Funds, and part on approved' • l ''' ) Security. The institution is founded on the egnitable principle of -„,“,.... _ Thul uil go rantee; v , t, Bonus of i 0 prr cent. on the Premium --"'"11.-.-seoLlowettrired in 1815 ; and, from the v: ,,,,, orowerom . rate of the tst ablic.lnnent , the next , nos in 1841 May be expected to lie much noire considerable, Ibis Society has no eounexion with the N ATIoNAL ''`:ION INS L'• RA NCE SO CIETY, - Bridge Street, Blaolc fija", and the only . Ctiices iii London nt which it transacts intsintss are IF;, Waterloo , Place., Pall Mall ; and 21, Birchin Lane, ,Corrthill. The London Committee sit erery Friday, from 12 till 2 111 -lock, at the Office, 16; Waterloo Place, Pall Mall. REAL jAP, N BLACKING MADE BY RICHARD TURNER., 114, LOND() k -ROAD. illS ,i; Iq l4 ' . 4 . Maiiiillti7 ''SY..j 11l I . 4. 1 ' fl IL. , illtin•W , ,,,O.T ' " Mil.' i l i:' ''' ' ''. 4 :, '...i..ltl'Pil'",i'. .... , 4 i , .. V 1.41 ' 11 4 7.: ..1.0..71:7.174.' ':°itl'itli:Sl LJ ‘lk 4t i v , a- - • - ,1 ( ,l'il.H.rk--',•,,,,,,..1.kiv,L'i,r,-, 1 1 i ,-----, -...__ :„ __ i ‘,. , , - 1 , 4 , .! i ii i m ,: , , 2 ,13,, ,a ,f t .p.,- , v,, - - - , 111, , 0r0i:i L.. ' - : - P,...LLU..qit'- ' r . 'il , Pr :ioi - IrTSE - TWINER'S, BLACKIN(.4; which may be had .2it every Principal DrogKist.'s, Ironmonger's , itrriOtniaket's, l'erftnner's, lipottnaker's, :it every ( it y and -*,l'uwn in England, !•;olland, Wales, and the City of Dublin, toneßottlri rt td., Is., ;old lad. each, and Paiite Black jog in inns, at (id. aunt Is. eaelt. t Itterv . e-- , Wholesmie }louses desirons of f , erting this illnek ify, on their respeeiive Jottrnies, mar-hi- se4pplied to any p91 1 .11111t..at SQ rut cent. and the ris•al credit. ILICHAIM Mantif4;;toq, l l f , LonJorl-mild • By .W.III.OUNTAFN and Co. SARACEN'S _HE.ND INN,..SNOW-HILL. LONDON \ T HE following- POST-COACHES, ATM' • - CUES, &c. set out from the above BRO.IIIPTON, -Chatham, Rochester, "and GI a vegeta tie* - Pilst Coach,' every-AftertrOon at Half-past Pout: - - Eare.,lo- • side, IG.s. -outside , • FALMOUTH, Penryn, Truro, Bodmin, . month Dock, Plymouth,- Totiress, Nei4 . ton Weymouth, Dorchester,•Dartnionth, and Salisbnry, new Coosh,"every morning . at Seven ; t litongin H.:nitotn, iTkx+lo.llstcra Bridnort, Mandford, Basingstoke, and • Bagshot, arrivs at Plymouth tlie next erening at hail,past - - • SOUTHANIPTON, Eymington, Winchestor, itrolover.Abd Basingstok s e New Four Inside Coach-at ba if-past So-ens• O'clock 'in the•Morning - ,ai - rives at the Dolphin Inn ; Singthampton, hi half-past fire, -o'clock.—This. is a most ,delightful Con Neyance' to the [she_ of. Wight, HaYre de Grace, - • jersey, Guernsey, St. NLibies, Cherbuwh, &c. .BATI-Ottil - BRIS'YOL Flyi Post-C.urclies,-thria,gh ChiP penham, -Caine, and Matibmongh, evety Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Illn, Bath and the Lond,tri • 'Tavern, Thomas , •-s.treet, and the Swan ti,•Bvisnnl, next Morn 7 nng.---Cinaches BridgewatexiTairotoa, 1r titer, Plymouth. - • I 'I RF4 a New LIVEI.POQL C;440 , -, '4124 0- " T• Night on the Road,carrying Four Insides and Poor Out sides, sets out every . Day, though Dunsi able, Woburn, Latbintify, • Northampton,- \i'elfaard, I.llam:worth, Hi7tekleY, Atberstone, Lichfield, Stone, Kugely, Neweastte, .I(ilutsford., Warrington and-Preston. • . -SHREWSBURY, Wellington, anal ;Shiliial,' Post-Coacb,' every Evening - at Five o'olock.—Guarded, - WEYMOUTH Dorelle.ster, 11Iandford;Salisburyi - Andover,. and Basingstoke, - new , Pest. Circh, every Afternoon. The-. Weymointh Paekets'to Guernsey, Jersey, - 'Cherburg, St. Ma &r:•• " • • • • , •. •• - . -LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets ont ivery Morning; at. Eight o',Clock ; carries Four Insides .only, and pest-tuning:ably easy, with .a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford; - Newavb, Rut fond, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Lecdt, next morning - . Not-, withstandiingthe uncommon Expedition of this Coacb,..it it alloWed-"to be the most•apccalle and complete Public Con ceyance on the North !Wad; !wing unequalled by any other. • GLASGOW, Longtown, GrAna-p - ern,•Antian, Dumfries, Brownbil/: Saniquhar . -.Kiln, (incine's, Kingswell„ and all Parts at Scotland, a Post Coach (;daily), YORE, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderlami, New- • castle, anal Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every .Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford, Vadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mon petit, and Berwick. :Passengers finding themselves fatigued Oft the journey, may . rest what time they please, and then proceed mwithont any additional Fare. ' • MAR LBOROGGI I and Swindon, new four- inside Coach; through Aldbourn,.Reading, - Laud - morn, Parton, L 3 ding:ton, Pewsey, Wootton Basket, Ramsturry, flungerforil,rind New bury; every Mornitiz• ' BRIDGFNORTII'&WaIsaI Post Coach, erety ercning. BOSTON, Spalding, Pete) borough. Stilton, rind iininting don, Royal Mill ('ouch, every Evening to Spilsby,, Louth, imsbY, and tluil..; • . . . CARLISLE, Pencil and Whitehaven„ Four Inside Poll-, and a - Guaid all the way, Passes through Brough, Appleb - , Greta-biidge, HU:Ammar, Cattericb, tioroughbrnt4e, ',Vet herby, Aberford, Duncastet, and Grantham. Sets colt every Morning,. and performs the journey with great facility. Passengers detained on the -Road by business or toltasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats betng se cured in the next Coach. " KEND4L, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton,. Chorley, Oivasktrk, and•Garstatig. Post (butches, crow After noon. - LIVERPOOL,• Warrington, Keutsford, Stone, Stafrord, and Litchfield, Post Coach, The Defiance, every Evening to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.--Guard= ed throngbouh- • WAR EFI Et .11 Post-Co:telt , every Mot - 6i ng. •• • CHESTER, Newport, W!iitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich post-Coach, every Evening. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 'Vaunt Ctrach, every Morninz, to the George Inn, Sanaerland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, CoagletOn, Newcastle, Widsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Conch, every Afternoon. Guarded. IIIEF ELI) and Rotherluon Post-Coach., called the'Roetr- Ingham, every Morning. • 1111011NGLIAM Punt Coach, Ctiarded, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next. day at Noon.-- Passes hy Warwick, Leamington, and Daventry, to the Sa rirectri's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Noll heave, Howdeti, Thorn, ;rod Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the ti•tA,s-•KeYS, Market-place, Ma, DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rumsgate, Cal it er bury, FeverSbann„Chathann, 'Rochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoidesdon, and Cheshnist Coach, every-Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coaches (daily), at Ekren, Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'Cloch. • W. MOUNTAIN' and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels. Passenger's Luggage., Writings. Plate, &c. tours- than for Five Pounds l,alue' if lost, stolen, or damaged, nn • less entered as such , and. the insurance paid for aceorditzgly at the sal acen's Head lot, I ondon. To T. TA11.0 . 3., F,sq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lootion. HoNOUREto 1. . BEG leave to inform you , that ever since the year 1790, I had been atllicted with the Imes Venereal, Which, flit' its obstinately rcsistiinr every course •ot medlcint prescribed bribe most eminent of the faculty here, and un derong 9 „ era i se t e ce courses of saliva'zion, and :twice dis- Ltharged from the Hospital with little relief; Would appear to be of the roost inveterate nature. In tl.O spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large , ulcer oir the croien of - mrhead, one on each arm, add my legs were broke. ont in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for, the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes 1111 it, was very much o disc , iloured, and gave rue such excruciating pain,-particularlywhen warm in b e d, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, was recommended by Mr. .I.."Plionipsooi, (whi, received sn great a cure by thein here), to take votir Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 began to (loon the Qdeh o. 114 y; iu the coarsk, of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little in:.re than a month the ulcers on ray head ind arms were soundly healed— soon atter, the•sores era iny•legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerablediscolouratiou in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blcSsing of God, an.l a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sol‘foled the nodes - dispersing, the skin regaining; its natural hue, and, tins nocturnal pains gradually.going 01.-1 thus became., by vour liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a rid strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state has lag continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew J.e; lamat ft ItKti in what terms 'fuse my gratitude, but beg you, far the good' . of other suffering mortals, to make thisoiy case as public as possible, as I shall on every urea skin; in so doing you will greatly oblige--, Sir, your grateful ,•obedient, very humble servant. AL)rX• UREadt Swan's Chise, High-Street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the abort eure:- ,1 • !oho Tborupson, No. B, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, 'Jain M‘lntosh, Asscnihly (lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold ;by the stile Proprietor, TtionAs TAY , Member of the . Itcyal Stigeons, at his house, No. 9, -New Bridge-street, Londoir;T whet e, ;tiler a constant residence of more-thnu 410 years, in aliractiee cularly directed to the cure iii Venereal Ce.aiplaints and.those - incidental to the Parts of Genemtion, with t hat-inviolable secrecy which men of hi: rofessou . shooid . always.olvierve such cases, be hatters hituseif the advice and .s.s,istaneelie gratuitotislv administers to ;iersents-takifig:thiS he estectuca, by a diseerning , Public, tui . an ailvaa tag's sOdoin attainable, and 'void of all • • Also sold, by his appointment , tor the convenience of those living at a distance, at Ahe.Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford -street ; ,Ir. Dishe,rough's, No. 7, Yish-street-liill; Mr. Baxter, ; , .ienti-bridge, Edinburgh ; Callwel. Din. lin ; and of o'te, perstip in every considerable to en in Great Britain and •Ireland, in.boxes )(only 'is. 11d. earth, stamped, and sealed n and, Olin direetimia, •vheieby persons, of -either ;;ex •nu,i cure thenrielfs. with ca te-:,rizy, -- arid sAfety. • T 1 Contractors for tlie iao'r Messrs. E 1 and .3. SI respesifill.Jv rein: tbe t h a t the L oT mity E.s.rittELy FINISHES N DAY, I7th, inst,, St.. Patric K's 1)a}•, ty Tbree Pr'rze's'of aril every <rt her Capi-tal, ant tirry oltter • rutw i n the fit' e , l,,must hav;f• it'd! on .ate( . .l%v ttn. , !rawit 'Picketsshar,s, at their (Mises, :37, Cornl#11; ti,' !a'!- horn and 38, Ilavanivlit•t; Wilt...l'e, in t he R e t itnt I,ole, y, they ha , e_already Capitals. abated No. 2,053,4.'1;148. L 2 . 0 0. 0 1 and several ntlir Capitals. S;nCettheterivs w , le first estai.lishe,f, thelte never Iva; do ilvotartex hrfote,Oi 1 . 11:cz: Priies ut ./.:21,0tatilrave, with so few Tickeis. • AM, TI-I CAPII ALS' NEXT SA 1 11,. 7.1! ! •Fr r, <T NUTNI-13T.;,itS E sATUrit A-T i t Tfig• TiCF•E i'S. • NEKr SATE7IMA AI,I, Tl-I'4, SI-I ARES .;`F. 'l' SA ruRDAy ! ! . 1 1p B IST inD,t respectfully rcrainds hest it • Friends. the Public, that N F.XT S.I.TUIWAY the Lot lery entirely flois!ars. consequently on that D-ty'Ev!.,ry :Every Share. Nuinl,ei, Every Capital, and Every other Prite, must he 13rawn. ' A few V,lVr•ttorti llndrawn Tickets and etre stall on Sah: :at !if qt's ()Iliceg, 4, •Cornhill, Lima ing,Cross, , aim! lip his A:„;elit in the C,nuitto y.. In the pre.fent Lottery IITSII has alrear,ly Shared anal s o u l, i. 053 ((lass A) 41,0001. and several other Capn:aig. The P.:"rct , of Stocks are altixel,l3..aarli, against Ogiee, in Corrahill by whiCh the Puttiic cien see the tine t ult ions. Cram the LONDON GAZETTE of March 13. lord Clamberlaide Vice. March 11. On Saturday , moriliog 14st, he unit 41 , 4: at seven o'clock, the remains o f her late !mess Elizabeth Geiirgiit.i Adelaide, only daughter of hit Royal rii,,Lot,„., the o,,ke.if; Clarence, .were removed from his Royal ilighoess's a earl ',Ws. it, St. %LIMPS'S PitiriCe, ;Mended by tan of the N.jnes Gentlemen Usher sin one of his Majesty's carriages. drawn lie ix horses , e scorted by an Oilici.r's guar.l of cavalry, fidlowed by a oio nvitiogcoach and four houses, efioc r yin g J o h n 13„rb i s e Warren. Bart. and Sir Charles Nforicr Poie, Bart. u roo .ms if the Bedchamber to his Roy sl:Flightiess t of Clam , nee.-4.7;"u anvil tug at St. (;e urge's f:havel, Wind sor C as tle, :About two o'clock in the at(t:inotili, the renianks of tbe Ri4al Infant were carried to the Choir by fain. Yeome , of the:Guai 11, and the faneral cerv;e- being pet tin Inca, the body was deposited in the Royal Vault. Whitehall, lliardi 12, 189.1. ilk Majesty' has been pleased to appoint the rtiOlt Hon. Prancts Earl of Weloyss, to be Lord Lent mint and Sheriff of the Shire of Peebles. In4i, Gazette eon. twins a Loyal A:!dress to the King, front the Weiler Rub, Farmer Society.] BANKRUPTF.. J. Dutifulll, Dover, it ()monger, Nlarch 26, at seven, r, au l 24, at eleven, at the Guil,thall , Canterhury. , o lici!ors, Mr. Kennett. Dover; Rod Stucker anti Cu, Nevl ROi\lell-Ctltill,in*, int:. G. Lore, Ma:lcliester. cotton dealer, March 23. at . t'wo, Arri l 7, at thi e e, and 24; at two, at the hridzewater- Arms Nlanc',ester. Solicitors, Nlcssrs. Hurd and Cu. Tempte; and Nh. Bile!:ley, Mimic heater. 3. ' e nd', Nl , est OrclEird, Coventt y, ribbon manufacturer, March 17, 31, And April 94, at eleven, at Cu tor, NI r. dames, rclmry. • L. Frost, Liverpool, timber inert:limit, April 9, 10. and 24. at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. 'solicitors, Adlington and Co. Bcdlord-row ; and Messrs. Radcliffe and Co. Liverpool. T. Barker, Burton, Yorkshire, twine ruarmileturer, April 5, at four, 6, and 23. at eleven. at the Ring's Ann.; Inn, Ltn caoer, Solicitors, Nle.,srs. Bell and Cu. Bow Church yard and Mr...lnd:son, Lancaster. Iliailhury, Ridley, Shropshire, twibiter,, April 2, at fatir, 3, and 21, at eleven, at the Talbot Jim,. Drayton in I s!ts. Solicitors. NI,. Mulles., Drayton in flak's; and Me4srq. Bixter and Co. Gray's Inn-lit:lce. • H. Dm k, Bath, woollen draper, .March 27, and April 21, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. solicitors, Yount, Charlotte row, Man4ion House; and Mr. Pfite, Bath. J. D.'ltayrirr,.Bow, mast and block maker, Mairli 17, ‘14.,, and April G/41, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Rich, Ftateliit Crass. • A. Niaci'a;,Deronshire•street,Bisbnpsgate• street, jeweller, March 17,21, and April 24, at. ten, at (;ilil.llnill. Sulmitors, Messrs. Pullen and Fore -street, (Cripple...tate. 11'. Jordan, Sittitiury, victualler, March 17, at t teeter.. 24, at eleven, and April 24, at t write, ,at Gaildhall. Mr. Levis, (.."rinclicil Friars. B. Wigirell, 1)r:6 I on, Leicestershire,:farmer:,-)larell 22,23, and April .21, at eleven, at the George Inn, Mar ket llarhn rough. Solicitors, Mr. ll'ardle, I)av,iitry; and Messrs. Lod- . ineton and Co: King's Bench-walks. Temple. .1. Aliderson, jun. Whitby, l'orlishire, nierehaiii,.April 10, 11, and 24, at eleren, at-the Aii4rl lnn, Whitay.. Watson ? tWhitliy; and Messrs. Cu. Row Church yard. 1). IN'ilhy, Ossett, Yorkshire, cloth ier, March 26,27, and April 24, at eleen, at the SZssions Fluuce, Wakeifild• So. lieitors, , Mr. Late, C,lieatiln•strutt . ; and .Ir. Taylor, Wake lirld• • April 21. R. .1 Austin, Thrognitirton street, merchant — April :4, Miller, Watling-street, carpet av, - eni,--:April 4,•11. Glaslon, Gaishrek, Cumberland, dealer in butter—.lnril in. I'. Sieeinsnii, Kiogston-qpini-Ilult, ship builder—A prit 7, T. Ainsinck, Tan mi•grceii, Middlesex,. inerchott—April Clarke, Strict port larl,rlic, Cheshire; e•ettioi Ina iitifact Urei-- • April 7„ 11. I). Cooper,. Back-st rt.:et, rs!s'u , vit, fuer &limit —A pril 3, W. F. A. Datour, Berner' , -Thret, Oxfuril strert,-jeweller—Aprii 17, 1. liudgen, I/mil:m . 4, Kent paper analreit--;kpril 3, R. Finch, Coo;,er's•row, Crutelied•friars, wine merchant --April 7,..1. West, Little N e wp6rt-street, haberdasher— April 7, J. Ilosden, Cheshire, cotton :manufacturer —April 7, .I.Siiipley, roai.lhatalier —April 3. A. Mowbray, G. L. Ilolling.swort 1. Wetherell, s iiii i tts, w . B„ ti ll,,„, a nd W. It. Strike 4`, Darliain,hadlrer , A pril ti, I - 1. Hunt, Livcrp,iol, l r aherdasher- , -April 5, .W00d. , , Havant, lianipshile, growl•—.Aptil ir, 'f. and J. Scuttord, War iars- ro,td, ikalers. Arm. 9. •W. ItUciniii), Ur, 'at -St. -Heleit's, ,, merchant--J. Gardner, Birmingham, victioiller--11. Holland, 11'1;h-.trees, Shadwell; corn chandler—R. Cr, en. SCllly, 1 , 0-.lj e, 231111:1 , y, Queen•stiect, I Tollut;s, Noithamplon,itiocer—J. Hartley, Nlanctit ‘tc r,w,ire liowritiari—J• T. Ur , "l . fol•cl, eel, dealt 4-1. Ntn - tnit; ;sir A, Ulll4/11 street, stage coatli proprietor. —J. WOrttly, etcr, factor. , - I',.,II'..T:iEttsITIPS DISSOLVED. - W. Fortier, C o nlevOil,.Ctieshire, brriWsters— J. S. Daintry and .1. I ? awrence-lane, silt rrerch+nr--- W,, and C.. -Joidoi, N e ct•ensile•tipan-Tyne—C, Tirol} eti and .1. Lotig, 13z:{dfurd, Wiltshire, cn.tl• merchants —kV. Lithe and K;ngston-inmn-E - lull, M. 'Johnson attd T Fox, Kellield, Turk bite, farmers—J. T. and A. r),,a e zia!, M. Rowand, A. R C M. and' M. Tnoinas and 'l'. Hunt, Betlveneth, %Vat - wit:1,010 (balers in liner--IV. ,Tbnonas,,,n,l ship chandlers— R.• Itand),s and' Wint. ',gill, Liverpool, ship lirokers--.1. W,,!l:trr, Son., avid W.. Kennard, ights—T. Jolly and J. t rill, Vi 01)d - Strl.ll .t".) t a ps;de. tibtiattd maturfacttirers Houghton aud :J. Lot wyche, Skinner-street, leatber.tetters. ' . . . In the Conrt of Chancery, yesterday moiliing, the Loin CHANcti..t.cla dissolved the Initinction in the ca:e of " ''he London Nat*.onal Fire In urauce•Soc:ety v..l.lignold." . Mr. I'! son, .frocn the 'F' ! ",.l:.st' In pre sented' Annual: AA.zotutts Pensio:ts, Szt,----Ordere,d: to lie'upon the `the liunatic'•Stock Tranlsf!2r. ,Bill, the ?'we W South Wales Duties' Bill, Jul?, •the .:Nova. Scotia t'rude hill, passed - through -Committees, and were reiyortki - without yr:len:11/mA: . • The Gemral. Inclosure Bill'passed through a Coratnittet., with Arnendnlents . proposed hy-Lord 11,edesdate..and the Bishop,of Exeter.,---Iteport .to4notrow. , • On`the Motion of the Marquess. of- li.or3nols - N - , the Earl Beauchamp was at.d.i.eti to the Commit ott Foreign Treath‘.—AdjOttrued to-nior row• (this - day.) ;•-• iJOUSE . • 0.-vrtioLle CLAIN'S. .preselited a Petition from. the Dean •and:Chtipter of St ? Peter's, • WeStadnster, against'the'repal of the laws: affecting his Ma jesty's. itornau Catholic subiyets.—Ordered to lie on flie-Table,-and to he printed: • . NI CHURCHES. fir. d.C;inAnANI. presented a Petition froln the Magistrates - ; Clergy, and •Inleahitants of Carlisle, corn.plaining of the increasing prevalence of irre ligion and ins-tkhordination,• which they ascribed in a great measure to .the want of a - sOfficient number of places of religious worship.- The Pc, titioners- adverted to the inadequacy of the Pro visions in -late Act tortheerection of new Churches, and prayed for the etiaettrient of some legislative measure, by which the patronage of such Churc,bes as knight be erected vbluntary subscription might be•vested in the contributors. Mr. JAMES protested ag - ainst the. statement in the preamble of the. Petition which had been just presented •by his Honourable . Colle-a,E,Tue.,. while -he concurred in the general, prayer of the Petitioners. Mr. -Co nw.E7 , : said, he : also concurred in the prayer of the petitioners, but he could-not for bear mais.ing one-or two observations ou the.state ment- which they had thought proper to intro duce into their Petition. lie deprecated all such general -asSertions, as to -:the existence of blas phemy and linsubordination in places where the utmost order and gozd morals were known to prevail. lie admitted that the petition was . signed by a number of respectable per sons o f all . political Opinions ; and for that reason he really believed that it s bad been-inadvertently signed by many. of them, who looked only to the general prayer of the Petition, without having, read the statement in .the preamble, lie believed:there was not a county in the' kingdom,. which was more distinguished for general propriety, and at tendon to the dutiesmf morality and religion,.than the count vof Cumberland. Certainly no county less deserved such a charge as that of irreligion au:,l insubordination,. and he should be glad to hear those who made it pointont a single instance of prosecution - for blasphemy in the county of Cumberland. After-a few words from Mr. G-,..I3E,NNET, the Petition was ordered to lie,on the Table. and to he printed.. AGRKJI.TtTRAT. rnsTitEs.;. . . . Mr * : Woncnousr. presented a• Petition from Land-owners and Occupiers of Land in the neigh bourhood of Norrvich, complaining of Agricul tural Distress, and attributing much of thoOt isting.pressnre to the late ad7litional, duties on Malt.--,-Ordered to lie 'on the 'fable; andlo be printed. . • I'II'.„PARNT:j.I. postponed his Motion•fOr a Corn mittee on the Commercial Intercourse btweerr Great 13;itain aitd'lreland to that day . fortnight. LEwis moved, that there be laid he fore the. Iloue Accounts of the Quantity,of Fo reign Iron imported. into (:real during the last . ixiyears; and alio of the Quantity of British and' Foreign Iron e x ported from Great Britain the same period.—Ordered. Mr. G.'BENNET moved, that there'be laid be fore the -'house a Copy -of the Minutes Of I;',/i -deuce. -taken before the - Committee. on Public . incorn'e and Expenditure, as far as relatecLiothe Audit Office.—Ordered. • Mr. WaorrESLF.v obtained leave to bring•.in II for, the better regulation of certain Official Arrangements. in the new Bankruplcy Court. • REPEAT; OF' TilE MALT TAx. .• Mr. :SVI,StEnN said he felt it necessary to post pone his motion for the repeal of the last duties . on Malt. ` in coasequence of • the absence' of the 1.. i Noble -.eCiettirY'.for Foreign Affairs, who was\ prevented,-he believed, by indisposition from at-H tending in 'his place that night. • Under these Cir.- cumstanceS, .the earliest day at which his motion.. could be brought forward would be Wednesday, the ‘2lFt instant. Mr. G REEV EY could not help.thinking, .that. the Honourable Gentleman had been somewhat: too cotarteOus,in consenting to- postpone tiOn. ,When. the money of the people .was to be voted a way—when millions- were: to be-voted for the suppOrt of d la re. Standing Appy . . s his Mil?,:1 1 . e - Sty's Mitii . SlerS : vifi'e :then ready enough to .ate. „tend in their placer. The Noble Lord, it seem ed, had 'Made .himself ill by the, fruitleSs battles t.vhich helhad'ioukht 'twit night. hi,.a.id,pot. the Nobte yield sooner, When he rn4,f have seen t'ir,t defeat was iuevitable; and - that they . tad the theauis of coaip,eliing to ,give NyiZy ? The COnSeciusenee of •plitting off this *motion would be, •that the House wOuld gc:; on with voting the • sl.l . pplieS of the Year, ._and . the lion:.Gt;titkrnan's motion for the repeal of tax would. riot come on tilk all the Suppljes had been granted. This was a most pre'poiterous,course, ..znd he thought the heist the.Nohle' . Lord could DUTIES ON MALT Mr. 11 7 1:517.1 . 114 present-ed a Petition from tho :\-l•erehants and lf;•adostnen ,of -.the' 13orough of, Colchester, who, an thiS• occasion, •I,t.` , said,Jinited in cocupitiiming.of the pressure of the last Duties on Malt an the A gricultu:rat inytrests... Ordered:to. lie au thn table. aid to he printed.. •.7 A similar• petition was, presented from 1 - _,Fin Owners and Occupiers of land ill the : . County 1 io!ithgow.--Ordered to he •on : the • Tahlt, and to ',,-• printed : . paltpaned his .rno'.i.on.far ti,lo. re p•?..: of the I.lLishandPy lio)'se Tax, to the 2Gill Mdrch.• • • . • B. , Wtr,nnAriAit obtained leave to.bripg n a 'Bill to segulate the attendance of Tarots tit h e fVssizes. • GRAM!' ;UNDDISvILINCUTISENIENI' mu,. On=The motion of Mr. S. Wowri,tY., the Greer- of the,llay : was read fur• the furt.-.q.cortsideta Gott of tbe - lteport of the ‘Grampouud Disfran chisel-I.:eta Bill. The Bill wa& recoarnitted, the several clauses were agreed to, and the ltepoit ordered to be received to-morrow. On the motion of Mr. B. WI L.I:II,XUANT a II ii to re,gulate the attendunce.of Jurors 'at the As sizes was reAd.p. -first time, and ordered to, be read a isecond time that day three weeks. The other Orders of the Dav were Chen di::. ;:osed of, and the House adjourtied to this day. I%IIfsiORITY IN FAVOUR OF 34R. Tl.at it is exioedrent' to make 'a large Reduttion in.. the •Nuttlers xl Expence of the Military Expenditure_ " • .Abererounbr,lin.J.. Dmison,- Win. J. - Ord, Win , - Althorp, Visa." LIECc, Edw. Ossttlatd:l, Lord -Allen; J. 11. Fartand, Parnal; Sik ' Earlien, J. F. Fergusson,.•Sir R. PairteT,:c. , F. Boughey, Sir J. F. tirart, J. P. , Phill I 'Blake, Sir P. (iorddn, Itobf. Pith ,Francis .Bright, Henry Crertfell, Pascoe Rica_* lo;David - Bernal Ralph .. Oriffith, J. W. It M., Wi Barrett, S. JI. (112r.orcny, Vise. ItObinson, Sir Cipta. Baillie, J. - Hatbord, lion. E. Robarts, Al;r. 13ettett, Jolni Ilobh - Ouse, J. C. Robarts, O. • Caleraft, John litt,.•'.linson, Hu. C. Russell, LordW,ra. Coffin; Sir'isaac klornby, liohertson., A. Curwen,- J. C. Jainrs, John 'Creevek, Thos. Lawley, F. , • Smith, Robt. . .Clifton, Vise.. • Lemon, Sir.W. • Sefton, Lord Calvert, Charles I.anibton, J. (r. Talbot; Ii W. Colburn ; N. R. 'LlOyd", J: •M. Coke,, T. W. Matigly. J'ohn. 'l`Pvlot, N. A. Crominon, S. lilabetlY., W.. L. N% l'r,lspignv, Sir W. Mitedo.al..d„ J. T. Uoneanntin, Lucius Martin, John 'Whitrner.r, W. Corbett, Penton Newport, Rt. lion. Wilson, Sir I)unt . lak„ lion. T. 4i r J. . M. DavFs,' T. H.. Nugent, Lord S; ' TELLV.III—Iien.. H. Bennet and J. Humc. . : . Fait TBE SUN. DECLINE AND FALL OF ‘VIIIG .EMPIRE. Earron,—When misapprehension mid. ruts- • .1 repreSentation become the order of the dayi the . •••• cause in which they are adopted may well' be supposed to be on the decline! Nay, .their adop tion shears - something more, both as direct and as converse proof; the proof dired, that there can exist no fair..charge, when such means are iorted•to— , and the proof converse, that those .to Nvtioin the plain dealing of. their rivals k NAtel ; ... gible mist be themselves unintelligent ! Let the Public iudge,- Sir—as expressed, by' : 'the Member for YorkAire, upon a very re -ent occasion—let them contemplate the attack uport a- gallant Duke, Who, having expresed ; his sentiments• lit very plain• term's, '.that A . ee"-- . tale, so called, :" County •Wai a- • mere farce, was accused, over anti over again, in doors and bat,: in newspapers, Pacnl,hlets, a•nir caricatures, of havii - g'a'sSerted as.sa getseral•poll'-i• - • tical'.principle that . Meetings were . farces! LoOking into' anatlicr' , ltbasei •we find very - extraordlhary•misappretioniioit, and out-or . • • doors a very - shtztneful miir'epresentatityn .:of plain observation -of Lord - VAliTLe:= ai:Aott, who, on a petition being presented; hi••• 'whch the •Houst of Co:w‘ioNs could licit Consfi-:'.! , • • Antionally interfere, advised MeMbers when , calla • , ore to present sitnilar .Petitions, to. admoniOs their. • clients, that the Lower "louse cf larliatnent not a HouSe of apptal from 'the Law Courts, enforcing this by an observation of the vecessite of saving the time of 'the-- HouSe• :properly intracktl on. That'. this- 1V1:5 the plain t • ' and oh viti;tis rhea:l . ll;g of - ords— words •inca- . Obit. - of':being - tortured any- other.meaning, eXcept by in!ittention. or -Wilful misuuderstaud •ing—is proved, not by his .own ostet. - C.ons. and 'e'x Planation • intirdy, s but by•; - the repeated..assar-; .anti 4 of men or vtilidlii s —i aegrilta n y y. a e .tl e ..tr , , b t.e y t tit tie I w r it e l : .._ the brig-tfteq•of .the w leis ports in: t 4 orning :Papers - thernsel ye's :and .vet• we - are still to'be bored .with ;Toy; stories • ArbOut . " .. ..l;ord •CAfTLEßE.xon's, , Adrrionition" to - tilereoplt•Of .Pablit• are not• • faly . - sittisted upon this head, let - them :read the debate; on Mr. MORTLEI's ; ,theux cotitraiq the coolness and thecaaour of. LardC With the scliodlhOy'clarnotir of strafe. Iniist.iiripute.lio motives, Mr.. -- i Editor. • -Your's, • • • r. . IGNOTUS. • By a recent legal decision, ihe.Corporatio n of Cork have lost the right of tak'ng a toil,. w hich they have enjoyed ever s'coc( tt:e reign " Of K . 4 inalthich produ•ced4 revoue `?,sox. a 'yea. •