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OFFICE qp ORDNANCE, April 22, 1825. ARTISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT I NST I- SALES BY AUCTION. PAjZLIAMENTART INTELLIGENCE. The Earl of GOSFORD presented a petition to the same .I i '
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on pri.ipia Q6reers of his Majesty's Ordnance do TUTION.• __.....-- effect from Beceles.
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_that Proposats will be received at their DINNER POSTPONED. BOND FOR 3,005 L HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, Aria. MI. The Earl of SHAFTESB&RY presented • petitiOn from the - '
lace ,a pannuail,lon or b-re TUESDAY, the 10th day of May The Friends and Subscribers are respectfully informed. that the By WINSTANLEY and SONS, cane of Gwent, and another from a plate in the county of Kin- 1
hom each Perms as may be willing to supoly this Deltart- ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL. which was to At the Mart, THIS DA Y. at 19, by older ed the Executors of Mr. Wodehouse, Mr, Asbu—rst, tied other Members from the cerditte, against any alteration iii the Corn Laws. Toe N•.1.1e Earl
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~,t with have been celebrated THIS DAY, in Freemasorts' Hall, is, from Daniel Eliasom Eel. House of Commons. brought up several private Bills. then promoted a petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and
A guANTITY ,of PAINT, ROSLN, and VARNISH. unavoidable circumstances, POSTPONED until SATURDAY, A BOND of his Royal Highness the Duke of York,
to a Specificition which may be obtained sprat applies. the 21st of May. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Common Council of the Gity of London, in favoueof nn aheration ' ' i
AtOdullt for the principal sum of 3,000/. iiifizrt payment of which in the Corn Laws. . 1 . • •
..t4 st the Seaetary's Office, In Pall.mall afotemid. HENRY RICE, Hen. See. pro. tem. 1,500 L Nis been received, the rernainlog I' 1. bears interest at 5 The Earl of ENNISKILLEN prented a petition from Tr
-The Teodem to be wafted OS the outside, " Tender for Paint." April 29, 1825. per cent., Which hu been regularly pa hamysasly at mews. Tone, and another from eeveril parishes in the county of Femme- The Earl of ROSSLYN presented a petition from eerie')
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By Older tithe Board,
utts end Co.'s. nag_h, anainst the doling of the Catholics. Landed Proprietors in the county of Fife against any -.1- r inou et
.W?d. GRIFFIN, Secretary. NSW MUSICAL FUND.-The Nobility, Gentry, Printed Particulars may he hint at the Mart :of John Allen The Bishop.of EXETER presooted a petition from Callington, the COTO Laws. The Noble Earl stated, that any an ;-,t,0•- in cl e
against the clauns of the Catholics.
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Subscribers, and the Public in General are most respect- Esq., Clifford's LEI; and of Winsianley md Sons, Paternoster.' I present system %mild materially interfere with the sepnels of the
". OFFICE OF' ORDNANCE, Aprfl22, 1825.
fully informed, that the CONCERT for the BENEFIT of this row. Lord KING-laid he had a petition to present from certain pee. clery of the Church of Scotland. c .
fr HE Principal ()Acre 1. his Majesty's Ordnance do INATITUTION will tale place at the King's Theatre, Hay.
1 iv* ere Notice, thee Proposal's will be reseived at their market; on FRIDAY, the 3d of June, on the same grand seale as LEASEHOLD ESTATE, BACK—NEY. favour of Catholic Emancipation. A petition from the same town EQUITABLE LOAN BIEL. I
Mice in
• -mall, on or before SATURDAY, the 7th day of heretofore. THOMAS HA3I3IOND, See. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, was presented a few days since by a Noble Lord (Lord Rolle) op. The Earl of ESSEX presented a petition frum Ste:treed-en.
from such Persons m may be willing to supply this At the Mart, TIdIS DAY, at if, in =Let, by order of the rite, but that petition was against the pinion of the Catholics. Bow, In favour of the Equttable Loan Bill.
Mil out, 13, Little Chapel.street, Soho.
:irreverent with N.B. Further particulars will be announced in a few days. Executors and Thastees of Rishard , . Esq. deceased, lie (Lord King's) petition was agreed to at a public meeting ; Lord AUCKLAND presented a petition from Frome. is th
QUANTITY Of SADDLERY and7COI•LAR.3IAKERS'
/VN eligible LEASEHOLD EStillTE, consisting Of such, however, was not the case with the other, which was sent county of Somerset, also in favour of' the Equitable Loan Bill. e
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ARTICLES, - ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS, and four neat new•huilt substantial DWELLING it o ugss, round from house to house, and thus a great number of eagnatura Similar petitions were presented by--
According to a Specifiaition wbieit may be obtained upon applies. ,
ASYLUM for FEMALE ORPHANS eacb three stories high, and containing tworoorns on a floor, with had been pencured. The Earl of TA NKERVILLE. from . ;
ire at the Secretary's Office, in Fell.mall aforesaid.
The ANNUAL DINNER in AID of the FUNDS of this small yards, situate in Minn's-place, withat right of way into Bell- Lord ROLLE observed, that the petition presented by bhp eon. ' The Earl of DONOUGH3IORE, from Lit:Rehouse. ..,i; il
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yee Tendon to ba masked on the maide, " Tenders for
ard near the Briage at Hackney, and in the occupations of Mrs. gained the names of a great. many persons, and was certaloiy as re. The Earl of DARNLEY, three petitions, from Greenwich,
CHARITY, will take place at the Preclusion.' Taverc, on L ,
saddlery and Collar-makers' Articles."
MONDAY NEXT, the fd of May. wrence, Mr. Austin, and other respectabln tenants, at mots !Pectahle stied as the pennon now preseeted. by the Noble ;and, Deptford, anti Woolwich. The Noble Earl obscrred. that he 1 ' .
By (Mel of the Bosrd, His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX in the Chair. • amounting to upwards of 201. per annum. Held for fifty-eight He (Lord Rolle) had, however, some objections to thts petition. concurred m the prayer of tht peutionen. The petition from
WM. GRIFFIN, Seavtary.
The very first name contained in it was that of the late Member for Greenwich contained 276 signatures, and that from Al'onlwith 478.
Tickets, 17s. eacb, may be had from the Vice-Presidents and yeas, at a reserved rent of 551. per annum
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'' IRISH WHISKEY SALE. Stewards ; the Secretary ; Messn, Keating and Brown, Duke. To be viewed by permission of the tenants : printed particulars the county of Waterford, who fied from such tragic scents as had The Duke of BE.IUFORT presented a petition to the sanie .
may be had at the Mermaid, Hackney lof Mr. Hillary. No. 32, been acted at Scullabogue and elsewhere, and now resided in this effect from Wootten-under-Iledge, in the county of Glouceeter.
PORT OF LONDON, April MI, 1811 e. street, Drosvenohnuart, ; and „, the Bar of the Tanya.
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FOR SALE, JAMES LEARY, See:eta:lvy Mayfield.street, Dalston ; Mr. Crosland, Solicitor, Old Broad. country. He had been most actively engaged in getting up this The House then adjourned.
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x Order of Me Honourable the Commissioners of his No, 1, Thorney-street, 8100 street ;at the Mart ; and of IVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster.row. petition. He (Lord Rolle) did not think the gentleinan to whom
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Moristy'i Excise Reopase, in a irgadons Room, at the Dinner on the Table at Five o'Clack. CHEAPSIDE. had been treat ed by tbe in habitan ts of Sidmouth, in thus endeavouring " •
' Ogee, Old Broad-street, es WEDNESDAY, the Ilth, Capital Premises, suitable for a Public Company, Banking. or to sow division and dissension, while others were endeavouring to SEVERN RA I LWA Y. '
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THCRSDAY, the 12th, FRIDAYnthe 13th, and MONDAY, n.DITERRANEAN STEAM-PACKET COM. IVholesale Concern, or any other Butinese where show sad assent pr„a„ On the second read iim of this Bill being proposed by Lord B.
is likh days ?I'
.May, 11125, at oiss Alio& in tbe Afternoon of PANY. are radlisite. Tbe Enrl of LIMERICK said that he knew the gentleman to Somerset. .
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mhAPISIMMIWI' SIX THOUS.I4Ftt tralwargiiiii-A724.l7:iisiftithtittireanemb=CXo.l%°l7l,7, A, ibe Mart, 41)ill'. isfitellilk wh°m*thneo‘u.CroPl Ustanra *r'eferrnotellearettd,
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taomhoareeeuxereigl tooter w LortittroFD In,lKs SoTn Ot is: eElinoepptioistezlh
NVHISKEY, gf
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otyale heap requ;:ttrld,to psy th.e7stitmtoitnn to the. b":44,40:61:ad bnaeesainwpoon,,,y, 4...1.„.„,„, had been already conveyed the goods at • cheaper rate then th: rail. road pos. ' '
reed which has been reillatilled, and which are allotted to accom- Ban riIHOSE very capital, roomy, and desirable PREMISES, mine person who had oad from los 7,7; count'
ry to Sal ialtifilnlalairlnlll4, '• .is WM CP, to Ina it through priva r. • i
mine private persons as well as dealers who may wish to become street, on OT before SATURDAY, the 7th of May next, and pro-
_l., No. In, Chearide (the South side) nearly opposite the *itself here : but he reeuired no protection. Ile was a man of spirit, of nen°, and *mild be rriliteles k gm! rialeldbMl•tO ais . ' '
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remieseem duce at the same time the former Recei t.
P the New Post Office, most admirably adapted for any public corn- honour, and of integrity, whose charactez stood high both in bis tHreoleh mune geoundeh was In Pass. f. 4 r. .4
lobe had and samples seen at the Excise Warehouse- J. ROUTH, Jun. Secretary. pany. Comprising a very extensive shop, with commanding double own country and in this, and was respected and beloved equally In Lerd E. SOMERSET still pressed to have the Bill rtirf a se.
etepc's --Tower-hill, from Friday, the 6th, to Tuesday, the
letit of Mays from Ten till Two o'Clock, and on the Alan.
RITISH IRON COM PANY.-.-The Deed of Settle- cellars. Held under the Goldsmith's Company, foe a term of side in another ; but he did not deserve to be stigmatised as he had Private interests might be adjusted. i ' ''
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neat Sales samples of the Day's Sale only from Ten till
Catatarldhjew
Bment baying been prepared and approved of by the Directors, twenty-one years, at a low rent. been. There might be many higher names, but there waa no name 31r. H. DAVIS spoke in favnur of the Bill.
Tata **Clock. will lie for the Signature of the Proprietors, at the Office of this To be viewed bv applying on the premises, where printed par. more honourable titan the name of that gentleman. Mr. CRIPPS and Mr. LITTLETON spoke strongly against it. 1 ..
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EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 26, lan. Association, No. 39, Lothbury, from the 28th April inst. to the Ist lima++, ma_y be had ; also of 31asrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Lord ROLLE explained. He did not mean to saything dine- Mr. Alderman WOOD thought there was no speculation in this
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TnF Court of Direct of the Un
Alsrehasts cy England trading to the East Indies do hereby
ited Company of June next, both iodusive. The Proprietors are particularly re- Solicitors, Basinghall.street ; at the
quested to take notice, that they must, by themselves or their legal boost Paternoster-row.
Attorneys, execute the Deed within the above period ; otherwise Mart ; and of Winstanley and spe.ctful of the gentleman, with whom he was living tot terms of
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intimacy ; but still he did not approve of Ma conduct wtth respect neignnou •
scheoie, but it was founded on a fair calculation of the trade of the
Mr. CAI.CRAFT had no objection to rail-roads because they ' I
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Of 2‘ste'e• • - • la be ready they will be considered as having abandoned their Sbares, and their ill ISH, grateful to Fortune for enabling him to distri- The Earl of LIMERICK submitted to the Douse whether the were rail-roads, of canals because they were canals 8 but he Luse
That the Committee se Buying and Warehouses wi
. Pr ls in writing sealed up, on or before IVEDNEs- Deposits will be forfeited to the Company. JLP bute Eleven Capital Prizes among his best Friends, the observations of the Noble Lord were not an snack on that gentle. oppose this measure on account of the gm. t injustice that attended .
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be iiiin The term for Signature being fixed, the Directors have no power Public, on the very last Drawing, solicits a continuance of their man. He (Lord Limerick) was glad that he happened to be in the on encroaching on the gardens, orchards, and pleasure-grounds of ii
Dir. the 18th of May, 1825, from such persons as may w g
one of the most beautiful vales in England. ; '.#
to extend it. favours in the present Lottery, containing Prizes of increased value House to do him justice.
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' Lord ROLLE again observed, that he did not mean to hurt the After some further discussion between Mr. Alderman BR:mans, . •
BLACK LEATHER POUCHES, The hours for executing the Deed are from Eleven to Three A C
SM. 04 greater variety, viz.--
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Forms of Powers of Attorney to be executed by parries who cannot TWO - - of - - mono feelings of the Gentleman to whom he referred. Mr. H. Davos, Sir W. Grier, and Mr. B. Coors'', the House ,
sad that the Conditions of Contract may be seen upon application
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to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must attend personally, may be had at the office. TWO
H. SCR IYINOR, jun. Secretary. TWO - - - - - 5,000 the Gentleman belonged, he mutt protest against the argument that - Alainst the Bill,140; for it, 39.-Majority, 101. t •
be left before eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the said Illth May, . .
atm which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. .• Besides Twenty other Capitals, and he meant to create division and dissension, by endeavouring to in- CORN LAWS. '
PETER AUBER, Assistant Secretary. ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP NO BLAN'ES ! duce the people to exprem their sentiments ou a most important Lord LOWTHER prese did • •
n a petition from Carlisle, praying
EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 26, Ina
The Committee of Management beg to notify that they have ob- ALL IN ONE DAY, 31sr MAY, did not think he was endeavouring to subvert the Constitution by so 31r. GREEN presented a similar petition from the parish of t 14 ;
THE Court of Directors of the United Company of mined the opinion of his Majesty's Attorney-General, of Mr. Ser. When every Number w.iii be decided,
.and e,e , y T.lc ket a prim doitine, and he seetainly was not. fln hlis senttments, he agreed_ Kirkby•Lonsdele, in the county of Westmoreland. The petitieners . I .
L Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby geant Wilde, and of Mr. Colmer, distinctly stating, that after the DISH has been pecuharly fortunate in sellig prises of noemon wha gr portton of the
.people o Eng and, with ntne-tenthe of had no objection that the mode of collecting the averages may be i
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sIA, None*, • • 'Subscribers phial have transferred their Shares pursuant to There have been
ongina , only Two Schemes containmg Three Prizes of the people of Ireland,. with one half of the Protestants of that altered. ,
That the Committee of Buying avid Warehotnes will be ready the Act, they will not be liable for any Part of the sums sub•cribed 30,0001. : in the first. Bish sold all the Three ; and in the last, he country, and with a majority of the other House of Parliament. Sir E. KNATCHBULL presented a similar petition from Can- •
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s 're P ls in writing. sealed up, on or before WEDNES.
roposa , _ „„ y y q y
b them, for which calls Ma be made sobae °end to the time mold Two out of the Three prizes of Thirty Thousands. Bish also The Bishop of EXETER said that he believed, at all events, the terbury and its vicinity.
DAT. the Ilth May next, from such Persons as may na wuung to when the Shares shall be so regularly transferred. A. similar opi. sold the first 30,0001. ever drawn-the lent 30,0001. ever drawn-in Noble Lord (Rolle) bad said nc more than had been frequently said On the question that it lie on the table, I '
apply the Company with nion had been previously procured from twoother Learned Counsel, the last three months of last year he sold two Prizes of 30,0001. of the clergy by the Noble Lords opposite. Mr. BROUGHAM said, that in proportion as Members wished ' ' )
BRITISH IRON, declaring the nonntability of subscribers after the transfer of their and three Prizes of 20,0001.--and in the very last Drawing, 12th The Earl of LIVERPOOL said dna the Noble Lords opposite the motion which WAS that night to come forward respr„ing the ..t ' I
REQUIRED FOR IMSIEDIATE DELIVERY ; Shares : and this concurrent testimony will, it is presumed, be eon- April, Bish sold and shared No. 7,034, a Prize of 20,0001., to Six- might thank themselves if petitions against the Catholics covered. importation of foreign corn should meet a fair discussion. in the
And that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon applies- aidered by the Subscribers, and by the Public, as an effectual con. teen Sixteenths, and Ten other Capitals, in a variety of Shares. the table of the House. same proportion ought they to abstain from premature discus-
ten to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals Lord 1101• Le N erved ha '
tradietion to the adverse statements which have erroneously been Tickets and Shares are ou sale at Biah's Offices, 4, Combat, and ---, D ohe .tt at all *vents, the feeling of the sion. In fact if they did not do so they would by „d by be I :
must be left before eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the said Ilth put forth. 9, Charing-cross, London. people could not be a very strong one, if they waited to have it going over the same lield. When no regular debate was
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Nay lth2s, after which heur the Committee will not receive any The original Opinions may be seen on application to Messrs. *e• The Lottay will be all drawn the 31st This Month, and no forced from them. corning on with respect to any particular question, then, ..
Tender. PETER AUBER, Assistant Seaetary. King and Lukin, Solicitors to the undertaking, 5, Gray's Inn. more Lottery Acts will be passed by Parliament. The petition was then laid upon the table.. indeed-, it was allowable, end often useful, thm Members ;,1 ,r 1
re • and Copies of the same will be deposited with the Contract t - - - The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a petition from the should state their views • but there was no one
. ciallognoce that
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A FRICAN INSTITUTION, established for the par-
sad"' , Which, until further notice, will be left at the Ship Canal EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ' Minister, Churchwardens, and the Inhabitants of Stoke, in the tended more to stifle ceba
• e te than when the meeetier las alresay
ti. pose of promoting the Civilisation of Africa, for the Sup.
Office, No. 16, George-street, Mansion House, from the hours of —enew-- county of Warwick, against the Claims of the Catholics ; and a discumed petitioo by petni ' f •
similar petition from the Trades' Howe of Glasgow. it.-(A laugh.)-Followin
1 on ; in act, it threw a pet blanket on 7 I
session of tbe Slave Trade, &c. Eleven till Two o'clock ; and at Messrs. King and Lukin's Office, The Martinis of Bastion Weritton has arrived off Pl mouth. g then his own doctrine, though.a pr.f- "
7_ The Bishop of LITCIIFIELD and COVENTRY presented • don from the county of Durham, most numerously anti
His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, K.G.
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from Three till Six o'clock every da at which place; parties sub sh mood •• - ' 24 D'
most re- •
- e trom Bombay the .th camber, from the Malabar petition to the same effect, from the Archdeacon and Cler fth . t
gy o e speetably signed, praying that no alteration may take piece in the l
Patron and President, in the Chair.
le be scribing are requested to call as early as pmeible, and sign the con- Coast the 6th January and from the Cape the dth March. Archdeaconry of Salop. The Right Rev. Prelate observed, that Corn Laws, was put into his hands to present to the llouve, . he, 1 - li , .
The Nineteenth Anniversary Meeting of this Institution wi
tract preparatory to the committal of the Bill on the sth of May es, ewer, as Arne o .
Tin Them D .'
h • ed ff Pl th Sh fled f
ymou • esa rom the.petitioners prayed that no alteration might take place in the laws to save time, would not present it till to-morrow. He fit • p '
bed at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-
next, and to the subsequent introduction of the measure into the Ceylon the 2tl December, from the Cape the Ist February, and against the Roman Catholics. The entioners added that the sin that d ' ' 'in
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Selds, on FRIDAY , the 13th day of May next, at Twelve o'Clock,
House of Lords. By Order of the Committee. from St. Helena the 19th February. p , y u g course, an at the same tune stating their opinions, that-
i+ receive the Report of the Board of Directon, to elect Directors
KING and LUKIN, hoped that whatever might take place with respect to the Roman he was giving to the view which the kf h
y too o t e question t:'. e i
ASSINGERS PER THAMES, CAPTAIN DEWAR. PROM CET. Catholics of Ireland he othped tha h R 1a o wo e aut or ty of t e petition. .
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le the ensuing year, and for ether business.
I, Gray's Inn-equare. P ,t y h tt e omen Catho I f h 1 h I h
now.-E. Blet E
terman, sq. and Mrs. Bktterman, left at the Cape ; England might continue as ey were. IVith the exception of Sir E. SNATCH BUI L h .
By order of tbe Board, • . t ought the Hon. and Learned Gen-
WILLIA M Fall PSON, Sec. A.I. ASIATIC JOURNAL, ENLA HOED AND 131 PROVED. Major Martin, Mrs. Martin, Captain 'faree, Captain MalcOlm, this latter sentiment, he fully concurred Ith fth 1 had
Mrs. Malcolm and four children ; Lieutenant Conrady, Ist Ceylon petition. n e prayer 0 e t eman given a most extraordinary refutation of his own dee-
The Chair will be taken at One o'Clak preciselyn-Tickets for On the Ist of May will be published, price 3s. tid. regiment ; Lieutenant a trine (a laugh), when he took up the time of the House in making , t i
Murray, 16th regiment : Lieutenant Hair. The Duke of NEWCASTLE presented petitions against the • long speech on a petition not to be presented until to-morrow. -
te admission of Ladies and Gentlemen may be had on application MBE ASIATIC JOURNAL, No. 113, containing, 16th regiment ; Dr. Dernott, Rev. B. Bayley, Mrs. Bayley and Roman Catholics. from Liffen, and another from Chi nham i
4:the office of the Institution. 1 amongst other Articlee-I. On the New Commercial and two children ; Sergeant Smart, 3lrs. Smart and two children, six Th M • f LANSDOWN • '
e arqun o ppef . _ (A laugh.)-The
vleiron.anßdaroannoettberthpen peretsieLtedn siemioir
utisictikoas .
presented a petition rom the from Ashley, .M
WEST INDIA COMPANY.- Elteni4lPTiallii"DßlA to IrikT-h "ICintursulanof Ili,:fiortny to
sergnts'. • • Roman Catholics of the counties of Northumberland. Durham, could not catch. .•
CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONS. na- . • an emy- . e - e Scorpion, Rixon, has arrived off Portsmouth. She sailed and Newcastle, 'n f
VI. Lion of South Africa-VIT. Ancient Account of the Burman from Singapore the 13th December. i &your of Catholic Emancipation. The Noble The lion. W. GORl)Oltr_ presented a similar petition from the '
Marquis stated that tbe petition was most numerously aod respect- County of Aberdeen. The Hon. Member also presented eight te.
Inanceoeit. Empire-VIII. On the Debates st the East India House-IX. Pie- The Prince Regent, Lamb, from New South Wales, has arrived abl si ed. lie felt it 1
WILLIAM MANNINO, Eat} M.P. Chairman,
teti of the Metal and YoliticalCondition of Greece in 1824,--.X• Ac- off Portland. She sailed- t=ionlnpat the 16th November 1824 • y gnf this • • to observe, that, in the enthrones from certai
scarce y neceseary n fanners and others in the county of Kir. i
GEORGE HIBBERT, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
count of the late M. du Vantel--XI. Transactions in Northern from mew metihmd, thew . prayer o petition lie most cordualy concurred. He looked cardine. He regretted that the subject had been at all agitated ;it i
berremd from Monte Vases the with very great anxiety to the determinant, of Parlisznau on this ad ii, .
Jain L. Anderdon, Esq. Ihivid Lyon Esq.
India-XII. Disputa in the Tea Trade--XIII. Professor bee's nth January_ 1823. y tended to desturb that tranquillity which before ravened ea
Edward Bainbridge, Esq. William -n1 achell I,Eaq.
I. his Peleliu flrammar-XIV. Orlelnal Poetry and e E
-The London, Sotheb , and Cannin Be lie
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eery important subject, and on those other questions which were DO classes of the community.
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~ , imm tate y connected.with it, and w ich tended equally to secure The Sherifii of the City of London appeared at the bar with a
(Fnts Darkly, Esq. 8' 5114°Iihankst --Lig' 31.- • Mutation XV R i f 0 • tal Works
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a-- • ev ew o nen sailed from Penang the 21st November, and arrived at Singapore the tranquillity of the empire. The Noble Marquis then obser •
Benjamin Barnard, Esq. Sheffield Neave, r.sq.
land, France. Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark...ZVl. the nth wed, petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Common Cam ;
November. She sailed again for China the Bth Daem. that he had a petition to he b• d h '' • ' c .
Charles Bannquet, Esq. Charles N. Pallmer, Esq.
Proceeding, of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ire- ban, present ou t same au Jett an to t • of the City of London, praying for an alteration in the C Law, , 1
same effect from an individual named Jordan, who had traasmitted 31r. Alderman WOOD, in moving that the petition be brought. •1 1 I
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Cornelius Buller, Esq. J. H. Petty, Esqienk
land--XV 11. Philosophical, Scientific, and Literary Varieties- Ana teens AT SINGAPORE..--The Maeill (Dutch), frOin Java, to him the petition from Ireland. As it was of some length, a d 'd - - I/ • ,
Andrew Colvile, Esq. John Plummer. . M.P.
XVIII. The Burmese War. containing all the Gazettes in full- the 27th December. if read, would occupy half an hour of their Lordships' time, he satisfied with the oli
n . up, sas it was unusual for the petitioners to express theinselvee
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Robert Lang, Esq. John B. Richards, Esq.
XIX. Asiatic Intelligence, including Promotions, Births, Mar. SAILINGS PROM SINGAPORZ.-The Sherbotame, White. for did not wish it to be read and would merely move that it be laid lau h h p cy pursued by his Majesty's Ministers (a
William P. Litt, Esq. Sir /tunes Shaw, Bart. rieies, and Deaths, from the Three Presidencies ; also from CeT- China, the 2lith November, and the Experiment, for Batavia, the upon the table. ' - od g)8 owever, they felt grateful. to them for the measures lately -. ' r
AUDITORS. lon, Penang, Singapore, Siam, Persia, China, Netherlands India, 28th November. The petitions were severally laid upon the table. opted by them, towards establishing a freedom of trade ; at the
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same time they declared, that unless some alteration took place la
Charles Franks, Esq. I John Dines, Esq.
„ Australia and Polynesia, Cape of Good Hope, &c.-XX. Ilome Stiroaroas.---The Countess of Loudon, from Batavia to Singa.
CORN LAWS. the Corn Laws, the new system would be considerably cramped.- i n 1
Samuel Hibbert, Esq. I &barge It'bert Smith' I'll' Intelligence, comprehending Debates at the East India House, poye, got on a shoal near the Lucepara, where she lay 24 hours, but
HAWSERS. Parliamentary Transactions, Promotions in the British Forces in was got off without damage. The Earl of ESSEX presented a petition front Scarborough, They by no means wished to have the duty on foreign corn tno ,
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, and Dosanquen Pitt, and Co.
India; Births, Marriages, Deaths, Markets, Shipping, Commer. A
...RRIVAL •T NEN SOUTH WALES.-.The Mangles, Cogill, against an alteration in the Corn Laws. low ; the present system tended to injure the agriculturiet as we'l '
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Sonicerom-J. W. Freshfield. Esq. dal Intelligence, &c. tee. &e. from London. The Earl of DERBY presented a petition from the rnanufac- as the other members of die community-it encournged fraud, and t .t.
The Deed of Settlement, which has been approved and signed by_
Printed for Kingsbury, Pasbury, and Allen, Leadenhall-street. Slurs SPOKEN wymr-The'Farquharson, Cruikshank, from turns of Blackburn, and another from the inhabitants of Preston, was,
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ttie Directors, lies foe signature at the office of the Solicitor, 5,
London to St. Helena, Bombay, and China, 20th March, in lat. in favour of an alteration in the Corn Laws. 'i . THOMAS IVILSON said a few words in support ot' the
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New Bank.buildings. riAB I NET-MAK E RS' SOC lET Y.-CIIEAP 220 N. long. 21 15 W.; the Scaleby Castle, Newell, from Lon. The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a petition to the same ef. Petition. i
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April 28,1823. len/ CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON don to Bengal and China, 13th Alma, in lat. 18, long. 26. fat front the inhabitants of Devonport. On the question that it be printed,
- Lord KING said that he had a petition to present to their Lord. Mr. CHARLES CALVERT thought the country was put to '' i
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ships, which, as it also came from the county of Devon, it was not great expense by haying every petition printed ; there surely was `. 1 , 1 0
BY INUNDATIONS. LEADEN lin LL-STREET. opposite Aldgate Pump, and which impossible that the Noble Lord opposite (Lord Rolle) would say no occasion to have every word printed, when it would be quite
enough to hare it stated sh
Sir T. D. ACLAND. Bart. M.P. in the Chair. has ban established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money Feamounn, APR/L ii.,----77-iva the Stanmer packet, from emanated from persons who were disturben of the peace. The onto what the prayer of the petition ' i', .
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City of London Tavern, April 211, 1825. __, no Abatement. Lisbon-sailed the 17th inst. petition was from Cullumron, and contained the signatures of 600 was, and the place from which it came. In the course of the even.
The Committee have observed with much pleasure, that the """
The T tees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility PLYMOUTH, Amin 26.-Arrived the Lady Arabella, Renner, persons. He (Lord King hoped that the Noble Earl (Liverpool) ing.one lion. Member (the Hon. W. Gordon) presented 12 or 14
Submriptions in aid of the Hanoverian Sufferers are still going on and Gentry, tbat they still conduct the above Establishment for from Carthagena--aailed the 9th Alarch, and from Ilavannah the would not oblige the peop eto pay another year's unnecessary tax petitions from one County, and all nearly in the same words, and p 1 1
favourably in the kingdom of Hanover and the neigl.bouring cowl- the Benefit of Industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large 27th Decentha; left at Carthagena the Julius Cesar, the Albion, upon corn, forit was now admitted by all that the tax was unneces. yet it was thought necessary to have every single one of them
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tees. families), by offering their Alanufacturnl Articles in the Cabinet the Duckentield, and the John and Ann ; sailed from the Haven- say. If there must be an alteration, he could not see any reason Printed.
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Amongst the sums sent direct from England to the Committee Line, of the best workmanship. and cheaper than hy any House in nah in company with the Cuba, Watson, and the James Reed, why that alteration should not be immediately made. It was con- , •th
c, f g e present petition, coming as it did , .
at Hanover are tbe following:- London, no other profit being required than to settee the warehouse Feathers, car Englande on i the 16th l'ilaech, off Omen Antonio, fessel that next year this alteration must take place, and he entreated ' n?
;oozed eentittlYedo t London, which waedat the head :of the commercial 1, V 14
lite Royal Highness the Pnncess Augusta . £l2O 0 0 t d' al tal xpenses • being satisfied with constant employ. k
ren an inn en e , spo e the Juno, from Jama ca for England. Arrived off the port the Noble Lords not to make the people pay a tax which, in their t o the greatest consi eration. '1 he question was i • 1
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lin Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. - 50 0 0 ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom n
t e Marquis of Hastings, Weynton. Porn Bombay ; the Sappho, consciences, they believed to be excessive. If the tax were con. me which mutt. materially affect the welfare of the commerend .
Collected after Sermons at Hastings and Rye, by the appear by the Books of the lain Qoarterly, Meeting to be 14g. from Smyrna; and the Thames, Dewar, from Ceylon ; sailed the tinned, as it now was, according to a moderate and fair calculation world ; the petitioners had taken a most important view of it. -. i. • ' i ,
Rev. H. Wyneh, Chaplain to his Royal Highness From the great patronage the Committee have receiv they are 10th of November, from the Cape the Ist of Feb y d f ''l ld be hi' ed 31 1 h h ' There was not for a long time so import t "
ruar ,an rom every tami y wou oig to pay . Nt. a-year more tantey , .. an a peotton presented to
St. Helena the 19th February,. ought to pay. The Noble Lord then presented a p.etition from "'e mese; he therefore trusted dust no opposition would be made •
the Duke of Cambridge - - - 143 19 lin hopes of increasing that number.
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The Committee acknowledge with the most sincere gratification The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods PORTSMOUTH, APRIL h.-Arrived the Sir E Paget, Geary, Cullumpton in Devonshire, praying for an alteration tit the Corn to its being printed,-( Hear.)
the humane attemtion to the wants of the distressed Hanoverians, nenanted t_
..C. s. d. from the Downs, for India. Off the port the Ganges. Laws. Mr. CHARLES CALVERT had not the most remote ides of : ,s
the following donations and collections :-- Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0 'IDEAL, APRIL 27.-Anived and sailed for the River the Amity, Lord ROLLE said that he thought the existing system of the opposing the printing of that petition ;he merely spoke as to the
Ol so- Fripp Esq. of Bristol ' ' '1.35 15 0 Tent ditto - - . . 16 0 Reynolds, from the South Sem ; the Zephyr, from Demerara; the Cons Laws ought to be altered, but not at the present moment, nor geniiral practice,of having petitions printed...
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ay the Rev. M'. Davidson (Barnard Castle) . 52 0 Bordered Matress to tit - . 11 0 Onyx Miller, nom Honduras. Sailed the 3litford, Taylor, for until a full and satisfactory inquiry had been gone into.
Mom:lore. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said that he could not allow the Ar. HONEI al 001.1 presented a petition from Feyersharn,
in the County of Kent, against any alteration in the Corn Laws. '
by J. M. Carer Esq. Mayor of Hertford . 12 15 6 -. 0 - •
man gany enawers wi i
th sold ends . 3 3 0
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By the Rev. De'Bond, and the Young Gentlemen at Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 66 0 GRAVESEND, APRIL 27.-Arrived the Fortitude, Butcher, observations of the Noble Lord (King) to plass without some corn- Mr. CA EVERT praented similar ones frem \l'hittinghani ma • , -1.4' '
St Andrew Auckland in '
his School, lianwell, Middlesex 33 16 6 31 h P broke Table -
a ogany em . 2 0 0 from Earhattoes; Ann, Reed, from Charleston • Stalling, Keith, meat. lie thought those observations infinitely more calculated , the county of Durham. . .
By the Veen! Gentlemen at Mr. Weare's Seminary, Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from Smyrna; Elisabeth, Longridge, from ditto; Amphitrite, to disturb the peace of the country than any conduct such us that Mr. EGERTON preowned a similar one from Basingstoke:- 1 ' r
Gothic Ha/. Enfield - - - 30 0 from £2 12 otoB 8 0 Morgan, from ditto ; Malvina, Brook, from Trieste ; Lowstoff, alluded to by another Noble Lord (Rolle). He would ask the also a petition from the Millers of the Isle of Wight, praying dui •
Ily the Rev. S. Doule, at Poplar Church - 19 0 0 Dra • Sof from XS 50to 7 7 0
wing-room a, Bryan, from Cephalonia; Union, Pouchen from ditto ; Glory, Noble Lord (King), if he had heard of any complaint of this ex. flour trade may be protected.
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Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, 6,8951 7s. 4d. Ditto Bedstead - . . 38 0 Hope, front Palermo; Fame, Grieve, from 'ditto ; Eliza, Bitton, cessive tax upon corn of which he had-spoken so much, or why 'he ' 31r. 11. DRUM:IIOND presented a similar petition from the
Mahogany H Hair Sofa . - 610 0 upwards from Marseilles ; Lang, Lush, from the Mauritius a Amity, Rey- conceived there would be any reason for such complaint ?We had Cara of Cowie, in Perthshire. 4ii e . .
New Subscriptions. -.n folds, from the South Seas; Brothers, Haward, from Lisbon ; heard in the Speech of his Majesty from the Throne, that the agn- similar petitions w :ze presented-from Belfast, by Sir A. Cot. 1
.0 s. E s. A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawl g Zephyr, Candlish, from Demerara ; Prince of Wales, Peck, front cultural interests of tbe country were in a state of increasing eree,„ CHESTER; from Hadilingtonsbire, by Sir J AMES SUET IE I from
fi d it worth their
Atherston and Bromsgrove, by Mr. DUI:MALE; from ten places •1 - , •••
1. Il• . . 1 1 At Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade wdl n the Mosquito Shore;
.Two Brothers, Robson, from Hamburgh ; penty, yet at the time that speech was delivered, the Noble Lord. i
(• Twine, Esq• • 2 0 and Co.'s. attention. n . Saxony, Berk, from ditto; and Eden, Smith, from ditto. Sailed who was present, had made no allusion to any such complaints, in the County of 1 ork, by Idr. '4Vottexotrex. s
S. Davidson, Esq. - 5 0 John Usborne, Esq. .10 0 Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartme ts in a the Dart, Roberts, fot La Duey= • Ellen, 31•Ivert. for Barba- If the Noble Lord wished to canvass for petitions on this subject, Mr. WOLEHOUSE presented a petition from certain Miller*, . It -
11•• haulm, Esq. . 2 0 Mrs. Usborne . 5 0 fer hours. does ; Unicorn; Wilson, for St. Vil'isent's ; and 11 illiam, Car. he could not adopt a better plan than by making the observations priffing that the flour trade may be protected. ',• . i i
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ht. Mote, Blackheath I I Allu Usborne - - 5 0 Goods packed and sent to all parts of Englan pen penter, for St. Lucre. he had just made. Ile (Lord
.Lauderdale) had felt it his duty Atm
r. Gorctitptreosettted 13cpetits from the county of Suffolk,
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Ali Ilan, by ditto -0 10 At Sir W. Curtis and Co.'s. except the matting. , Hann, APRIL 26.-The Ocean, Forster, from Shields to Lon- to reprobate such language, which was calculated to Inflame the Y.al nin the 'orn ws.
lends . 119 S. Milieu, Esq. - -1 1 Old Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in Town and don, has put into the Humber leaky, aad the crew will not pro. minds of the people. The petitions were all ordered to be printed. •
- CATHOLIC CLAIMS. .
A. Messrs. Drummond and Messrs. Pellatts and Green 5 0 Country ; and Estates valued. ceed in her unless repaired. Lord KING said, that as the Noble Earl had questioned him as
Co.'s. Rev. J. Goode, Inington 1 0 COMMITTEE. LISBON, APRIL 16.-The Neptune, Cudd, which put in here to how he heanl of complaints such as those he had alluded to, Mr. EGERTON presented a petition from a parish in the
unty of Chester, against the
.Catholic Claims.
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li. J. Lindsay -50 At Messrs. 51arryatt and Co.'s. T. Corder IJ. Wilson IJ. Carter leaky, ties discharged her cargo into the ship Joaq. Guilherne, ex- he would reply, that he had heard them from the petitions that C°
At Messrs. Hoare's. A Friend - -I 1 T. Hasler IJ. Unett W. IVaghorn. apt the gunpowda, which is detained in the Government stores, lay. upon their Lordships' table; he had heard them from 5,000 On the question that it be ptinted,
Mr. P. GRENFELL said he ho t 'i
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'lra Baskertield - 50 At Sly W. Lubbock and Co.'s. THURNELL, Agent. J. I ASLEit, Secretary. in order to be surveyed. petitioners of the City of London, from those of LiVelllool, and . ped hat he was too lorg a
•'•:t• T. le Getting .IIH. W. Smith and Co. 10 10 - from many other places. The Noble Earl had also asked him "
lember of that House, and that he knew its practice too well to . .
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fer to an thin that mi
'.1•• W. Parrs, Esq. 50 0 Thomas Jackson, Esq. 10 10 G
1 ENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, sold by Butler, nelles, the Rambler, Knight, has been got off without damage. why he did not at the beginning of the Session allude to those corn. re . L h ll ght occur in the other House ;at the
J. efirsh, Esq._ - I 1 Rev. J. Pemberton .I 0 Chemist and Druggist., No. 4, Cheapside. Sa Paul's, Lon- The 4.0.!
tar Protheroe was full of water on the 18th instant. 7.44) plaints ?
.He would reply, that the prices of corn. had siince gone
plater °tontines Mem° berenotweigeht, c r beforearS I;.alentr sufficiimentet : i
A; Messrs. Hammenley and Mrs. T. Harrison - 010 don, __
appointed sole Agent for Dr. James's Fever Powder and Dw, iS is art, from . ndon, was at the Dardan.elles the 15th on increasing, and were now more than ever higher t ian they
ualifi him for tak"
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Co.'s. At Messrs. Hankey and Co.'s.
, e Analeptic Pills, in the place of Messrs. Newbary and Sons. inst. A cbange of wind has taken place to-day, which is expected ought to be. He hoped, however, to see no Committee on this On
rd . mg so important a subject into his hands, woulti
Sir Samuel Hulse, Bart. 10 0 Mrs. Pye Smith - • v Anderson's Scots Pills Hooper's Pills to bring up seveoty or eighty vessels. Two foreigners, bound subject, because if a Commiuee were appointed, we should be m
c e orwa ,in consequence of what had occurred ditches...-.
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At Messrs. !ferries and Co.'s. S. C. - - 1 1 American Soothing Syrup Henry's 31agnesis downwards, have gone on shore in the 31armosa. licensing a theatre where every kind of spectre would be brought Ped t some in ividual in one of the two Houses woull , W
Ltd of Scarborough - 10 10 W. Brawstel, Esq. - 5 0 Bleaching Liquid and Marking Aromatic Vinegar forward to frighten the nerves of the landed proprietors. submit a motion as to the propriety of re-conniderine the Corona-
tion Oath. .•
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Countess of Ditto - 10 10 Messrs. T. Hodgson and a Ink Hunt's Family Pills Arrived off Dover, the Esther, Anthony., front Demerara ; the The Earl of LAUDERDALE denied that any petitions such . 1
At Messrs. Grote, Prescott, Son - -5. a° Braithwaite's Black Drops Juniper's Essence Peppermint Henry, Anderson, from &mat and the Princess of Wales, Peck, as those alluded to by the Noble Lord were presented either in The petition was ordered to be printed. - tI , ,
and CO.'3. W. Coles. jun. Esq. ' " Cephalic Snuff Lemon Acid for Punch, &c. from Honduras. this House or in the other, until the subject was agitated by a JURIES BILL.
Rer. William Long .10 0 Rev. T. R. Malthus - 1 0 Cheltenham Salts Macassar and Russia Oil Arrived off liolyhead the James Cropper, from New York, and Member of the other House. The petition from the City.of Lon. Mr. WESTON said, it was n• • all • i • • teed
.remn y hts mention to in aro 1 '
J. L. 3 0 31ajoe Stuart, E. I. Col- the Pandora, from Barbadoes. don, however respectable it might be, was, however, apetmon from a Bill, making persons seri
. , a Ching's Worm Lozenges Oxley's Essence Ginger pos mg personal property to a errtain i ,
An anonymous Bender- lege, Hertford ' :, ow Citrated Kali for Saline Draughts Rus • V Den if • Tincture,
pin s t rice, f • h ' • h '• I
The Barbara, Huntingdon, from Shields to 3lemel, and the interested persons ; and so far, there ore, from acing wog t, had amount thirds e to serve on juries, in the same manner al those • t
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tress - 60 A Friend - " Cundell's Balsam Honey fac. Flora, Mitchell, from Lynn to Memel, and the Liebe, from Jersey produced but very little effect on his mind. possessing freehold property. A measure has lately been intro- # :'
Lim Ruck. Esq. -2 2 Dixon's Antibilioua Pills Solomon's Balm Gilead to Dantzic, were lost in Toreko Bay on the lfith inst. The Earl of LIMERICK objected to the course pursued by duced by. the Secretary f t•
or t..e Home Department, to regulate the f
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and hv the f llow
_, ___ _o___ _ - Daiwa Cum/noun . Singleton's Eye Ointment The Thomas, Hodgson, bound to Hull, was lost in Pillau Road' the Noble Lord (King). summoning of juries, and also to consolidate the laws respecting
ill Bankers r-Sir William Curtis and Co.; MPHIL Dinlien, De Velno's Syrup Steer's Opodeldoc on the 17th inst. Crew saved, and expected to be got off. The petition was then laid on the table. juries ; instead, therefore, of bringing in a separate BM on the .i 4 •
Beans, and Co. ; Messrs. Grote, Pracen, and Co.; Mesarm Dutch Drops, as imported Stoughton's Bitters The Mars, Jautzen, from London to Dantzic, waa abandoned on The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented petitions against any subject, he gave notice that lie would rwpose the trace; ion of bts
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e 18th inst near Bahruni. alteration in the Corn Laws, from the occupiers of land in proposition, as a clause, into the Bill now going th, rh the .
ffuken Messes. Hoare ; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co. ; Freeman's Bathing Spitits Seithitz and Lemonade Powders eli •
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Hesse,- Harries, Farquhar and Co.; Messrs. Haromersley and Godbold., Dawn Soda and Ginger Beer Powders The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 7th inst. copies the following Nenberl, in the county of Berks ; from Harlin, in the county of House, either on Monday, when the Bill was to go tt ~- 101 A
a h from the Cor,eo de Cattier - Forfax; from Arbroath. in the same county ; and from Mountie. Committee, GT Whstever subsequent tiny was fixed for that m aver.
Co.; Sir John Wm. Lubb'ock, Forster, and Co.; Messrs. Coatis Gowland's Lotion Salt Lemon and Scouring Drops Prgratf
led Co.; Messrs. Drummond and Co.; slesers. Rogers, Tow. Godfrey+, Cordial Sandwell a ssue
, I mister ' C it, April I-London letters, brought by the English Viscount 3ILLVILLE presented nine petitions froin various COHN LAWS. ilii, 1 .;'
120 d, and Co.; Messrs. Marryatt and Co.; Mears. Morland and Hushant's Tincture Bark Turlington's Balsam brig Lark, in nine days from England, confidently state, that by places In the county of Kincardine, against any alteration in the Petitions for a revision of the Corn Laws were presented t,y Mr.
th • ty Mr.
~,A. i Marrs. Ransom and Co. ; Messrs. Wells, Whittraw, and And every other Patent Medieine of repute. Jamaica accounts and papers received in that capital, it was known Corn Laws. Lionsmr, from the Provost and Magistrates of Per .
of Aler.k.uts of f '. . -.11
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'An Lembatd•street ; and by all the Members of the Committee.
Merchants, Captains, anti others, cannot be too careful in the that the rebel Bolivar had been completely defeated by the King's The Earl of KINGSTON presented a petition to the same Hus titssow. front Maltby, and the Compani)
army in Peru, with the loss of the greatest part of his troops, several effect from the town of Fermuy, in the county of*Cork. Edinburgh; by 3.11. liner Davis, from the ilecees and Mer.
R. H. MARTEN.
urchase of the above Articles for exportation, as spurious intim. of the soi-disant Insurgent Generals, his baggage ammunition The Duke of NEWCASTLE presented a limier •• f ' bf he Chain' t Commerce of Drina, and from the Fr .
1 petition tom clients i t rer o t / . • r
W. KUPER, D. D.) Hon. Secretaries. P ,
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none are generally in circulation. anti train of artillery ; that he himself had succeeded in effecting the owners and occupiers of land of Redford, in the county of Not. prietoes of (*reign corn warehoused there ; by Sir A. CAllitliLL.
P. LA TROBE,
Medicine Chests completely fitted up for all climates. his escape, but that the conquerors were closely pursuing him, in Mishkin, nnd another from Worksop, in the same county. The from the 31erchants and Shipowners of Greenock; by Mr. horst. I• , , .
The Committee will meet ev y Monday and Thursday at One
el., '' ' NB. Than 's genuine Cheltenham Salts Mr. Butla is sp- order to make an end of the campaign at once. The particulars uf Noble Duke observed, that he fully concurred in the prayer of ing that beaded
the Las, from the Merchants of' lAith, pray MN iii
eclat, at the City of London revert), where Communacations, •
the action were hourly expectal." petition. beaamitted for home consumption ; and by Bir MarritiM W. ..
aabtcriptioas, et. will be thankfully received. pointed Agent for.
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