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LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 30 182 Price 7d.5. . .
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SOCIETY of BRITISH A RTISTS,Surrots a SALES BY AUCTION. . PAUCLIAMENTART INTBLL IGI INCE. .
,Fiery in Pifeehlre, praying that the House would he pleased to cep. PALL.HALL EAST. • .-' 113iet a Committee to inquire into the situation of Robert Gourley,
The EXHIBITION fomohe SALE of the WORKS of BEAUTIFUL FLORENTINE MOSAIC TABLES,
LAVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM IS NOW Unique Clock, the case formed cif erious stones ; very tine Bronzes, MOUSE OF LORDS, Tamar, Artie. 10. ,at present a prisoner in Cold-bath Fields.
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OPEN. Admittance Is. Catalogue le.— PROVINCIAL BANKS (IRISH).
magnificent Armoire, OpecitostreMancient Marquetrr!e de Buhl. Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Sommary for Ireland, Mr. PRENDERGAST presented A petition from the WIM.
WM. IdNTON, Secretary. Settee and DresdettOPorcelein, and a great variety of other ele- presented certain papers pursuant to Act of Pieliament. . praantrtinterg
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NATIONAL GUARDIAN INSTITUTION, for
the Supply of Families with good Servants, relieving Lis. gancies, recently co'hutgne.i from the Continent.
1%111. SQUIBB and MS: respectfully announce to the ;Customs
Mr. Ton-dins, from the Treasury, moiler:mil paper relative to the
and Excise Superannuation Lint. from the stand jury of ihe county and city of Galway.-Laid on e I
treased, and providing for the Aged.
A MATRON, or k' t.:3IALIii SUPERINTENDENT, of good Nobility and Genthrestbat the above SALE will take r Lord Lowthey, and several other Members from the 'TOAST' of ; the table.
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reduction v
place on bIONDAY, the 114 ett May, anti Two Following Days, Commove, brought up two Private Bills, which were read a first • Mr. MADAM.
address and respectable connections, will be elected on }Mimeo and not on the sth, as Were obertitied. time. Sir E. HARVEY., presented a petition from Samuel WeLs
OcoußlOntDEy preserhed a petition from certain tobacco MO. ii
next, the sth Slav, by the Governors and Subecribers.
Candidates for the office must apply, by letter in their own hand. The Public View will co.Vinace on Thursday next, when Cara.' Alderman Bridges, and other Members from the flour- of liggst the proposed grhgt to Mr. M'Adain.
Ives may be bad at Is. sae I Commons, brought up the East London Dock Amendment Bill,
writing. and attend the Ladies' Committee, with testimoniats, on Saville row, UM April. 7, • which was read a first time.
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Tuesday, the od Slay, at 11 o'clock, at the Institution, No. 46, SALE OF MR. WEEKS* PROPERTY, TICHBORNE Far] FORTESCVETpilr2eLnitCedCalpVtltlinS.from Bolingbroke, in
Bedford .row, Bloomsbury. the duties omeobacero
- - --- _ STREETrPICCADILLY. the county of Hereford, against the Clai' of else Catholics. Mr. S. RICE said the wisdom'', Government had develop 4 , I
ANTI.SLAVERY SOCIETY.-The SECOND GE- ,t Ira. DENEW respectfullyo notifies, that the SALE Lord RE DESDA LE presented n petition to the same effort from Itself in reducing the duties on whiskiro and smuggling had de.
NEEAL ANNUAL MEETING. of the SOCIETY for Lai a Dlr. NV,EEKS'S .COSTLY and INTERESTING the town and neighbourhood of Hippos, in the county of York, creased in proportion. lie could wisMthe prayer of this petition
MITIGATING and. GRADUALLY A Bolds!' 'NG the PhOPERTY will commence on THURSDAY, is 5, instead signed by between six and seven hundred persons, and containing, were compiled with, and the duties on tobacco reduced so eti to put
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STATE of SLAVERY THHOUGIIGGT the BRITISH of Monday, Slav 2 (as previously advertised), in the'Great Room among other names of respectability, that or the Mayor of the town. a sloP to smuggling in that article, which at present resigned to a
IDOMINIONS, will be held on SATURDAY NEXT, at the of the Royal Mechanical Muamm, Tichborne-street, Piccadilly. The Bishop of CHESTER prcsentrd a petition to the same reel' great extent.
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IFreemasons' Halt, Groat Queen-meet, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, when The same will be on view on Saturday next, and till the Salm effect from the Inhabitants of the parish of St. John's. Exeter.
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the attendance 01' Subscribers, and others desirous of promoting the Catalogues may be had id Tichbornemmeet ; amid at Mr. Be. The Right Reverend Prelate observed. that the petition was voted had gone on increasing, the cormuniptien of tobacco. paying duty,
objects of the Society, is requested. new'. Office. Charles-street, Berkeley-square ; and et a public meeting which was regularly convened, and there WAS
The Doors will be open at eleven, and his Royal Highness the The LEASE of the valuable and extensive PREMISES will not a single dissentient voice in the whole assembly.
Duke of GLOUCESTER, Patron and President of the Society, be SOLD on MONDAY, sloe 9. The Duke of RICHAIOND present:-'! a similar petition from that the duty which had been increased on this article, from hf. to
will take the Chair at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
Tickets of Admix don may be obtained by applying at the So- Charles-street, April 27, 1823. . the Protestant Dissenters of Chichestet. The Noble Duke mated, And be was satisfied, if the Chancellor of the Exchequer were to
that he most medially supported the prayer of the petition. take the matter in hand, and deal with it as he had done with the
' eitty's Office, No. 18, Aldernombury. SALE OF SIR. IVEEKSI PROPERTY, TIC lIBORNE- The LORI) CH A NCELLriII presented *petition to the tome spirit duties. smurgling would experience a check, and instead of
R. DIATTHEIVS,Secrctary. STREET. effect from the Vice-Chancellor, Masters, aed Scholars of the UM- diminishing,. be would increase the amount of revenue derivable '
No. BO Aldermimbury, April 25, 1825. .
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itAMES DENEW respectfully notifies, that on versits of Oxford. The Noble and Lamed i fiord observed, that (ram tits article.
, clittlyity.. , r 4,, and foneirtz=ite. he had p need this,petition M the . s .
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~..F.QQAPOS.ATED LITERARY FUND SOCIETY, shall ELL by i;4; ' . . r ill iltbe BITTER DUTIES.
under the immixl4l4.Pausmage of his 61,ejesty. Pi the REMA Of Mr. WEEKB's 1,0 HANCE .LO then presented petitions to the Sir U. BURGH presented a petition iron the County of Carlon,
same effect from Bingley, in the county of York ; from the Con. agsinst the runnel of the duties on the imPorlatims of foreign
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-- His Grace the Doke of SOMERSET. DECORATIVE FURNITURE, in Penduks, Eandelabia, Fellation of Protestant Dissenter of the Chapel of Joseph Chain_ butter--Laid on the table.
Tb• ANNIVERSARY FESTIVA I. of this INSTITU. Lamps, Vases, meritoires. and other items, in great variety, of Derr, in the town of Leicester ; from New Pane, in the COMBINATION L.% lI'S. •
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TION will be celebrated at the Freemasons' Gall, on WED. classical design, and the finest workmanship, adapted to the wee- county of Ilueltingbam • from the Freemen and Inhabitants of the Sir. HUME Presented two petitions from certain Manufacturers
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. NESDAY, the 11th of May, ral apartments of the Mansion or the Cottage : beautiful speeimens Qt of Oxford ; from the Inhabitants of the parish of St. Anne, in the county of Lancaster, praying to be examined before the 4 f
1 Sir JAMES Si ACKINTOSII, M.P. in the Chair. of Porcelain, Bronzes, and Sculptures, of great value ; fineCarv- Westminster ; and from Snow-fields Chapel, in the Borough of Committee MI the eultjett Of the Combination Laws.__stefereed to i • o
The Nobility, and Friends of Literature in general, are earn- ings and Enamels; various costly objects in Jewellery ; superb Southwark. The Noble and Learned Lord, on presenting the pa- the Committee.
estly invited to concur in the objects of a Society, incorporated for pieces of Mechanism; self-acting and finger-organs; mid name- titian' from Bingley,. in Yorkshire, ohserved, that it contained tie Mr. HUME presented a petition from the Seamen of Whitby,
the Relief of Men of Genius in Distress, who leave benefited the roes other interesting articles. signatures of the -Methodist /Rini/tier and his flock ; of the Baptist in the county of Norfolk.ogainst the re-enactment of the Comm-
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world by their enlarge. Also, the invaluable Collection of Moulds and Casts, unfinished Minister and his dock ; and also the signatures of marl of the In. nation Laws. The liotgenrable Member said much of the distrust
chatsoefxUthteeirlea.rne 7elegoittir!entopoefratitimv,eecialawlms? arf7t front
aTEwAana. Stock, Patterns and Implements. dependent I.
Lord KING said that he did not know whether or not the peti.
Lord Viscount Strangford James Duncan, EM. The property may be viewed four days preceding the Sale, when .
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Right Hon. Win. Iluskinion. LC. Humfrey, Esq. Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of alt. Denew, lion from Newport.Pagnel also contained the signatures of Die. not for the excitement calmed by Mei: Mors of the adoption of harsh • 1
M.P. I Sir. Sheriff' Key Charles-street, Berkeley-equare. senters. lie supposed not, as he perceived the first name in the and compulsory measures, order world have been long since re-
Sir Stamford Raffles Andrew Slieville, Esq. petition was that of " William Marshall, Vicar," the person who stored, and stictrroscciatione as that of Ayr never heard of.-The •
Win. R. Hamilton, Esq. I Alex. Ramsay, Eso. CAPITAL PREMISES. recently took up two Methodist preachers. petition was referees] to the Corm' itt.c.
Henry Alexander, Esq. Richardson, hag. M.D. At the Entrance of Piccadilly, with full command of that Greet The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he did not know PRICE OF LABOUR AND PROVISIONS. •
Rudolph Ackermann, Esq. Lancelot Sliedwell, Esq. Public Thomughfare-a situation unrivalled for Business, TPA.' whether or not the petition contained the signatures of Dissenters; Mr. HUME presented a petition from certain inhabitants of
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Thomas Cadell, Esq. Charles stutfield, Esq. borne-streets and Great Windmill-street but the Vicar was also a Justice of the Peace, and was fully jusd. Devonshire, praying the House either to re-consider the restrictions •
Henry CaolonCEsq. William Tooke, Esq. F.R.S. By Sir. JAMES DENEW, led in arresting any disorderly persona on grain, or adopt such other measures to render the necessaries of
Harry Cook, Esq. Edward Williams, Esq. On the Premises, on MONDAY, May 9, at 12, UNIT.ARIAN MARRIAGE BILL. life procurable at a moderate ram as would enable the manufacturers
John CoPingwood, Esq. , Tills Valuable PROPERTY, adapted for a Publie Lord REDESDA LE presented a petition from Ripwn, in the of this country to compete with forcioners. ,
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Tickets, 20a. each, to be ha of the Stew-,rds; also at the 1 Institution, or Business Concern, of the first impormom, is county of York, against the Unitarian Marriage Bill.-Laid on Mr. W. MA HERLEY said, the apparent effect of the Corn Laws c
Chambers of the Society, 4, Lincoln's Inn-ficlds; and at the Bar placed in the most commanding situation in the Metropolis. and, the table• was to regulate the price of grain, but the real effect was to compel
of the Freemasons' Tavern. according to its present arrangement, comprises a spacious double- ST. KATHARINE'S DOCK. our labourers and mantiliteturen to compete with foreigners, who
HOTEL GIRAI'DIER, 48, H.III3IARKET. fronted shop, in Tichbourne-street; large light Shop in Windmill- The Earl of SHAFTESBURI' presented a petition from the had it in their power to purchase provisions at a lower rate than ) I
1-2 DEPARDON has the honour to inform the No- street, with private entrance • a vestibule and grand staircase lead_ Fellowship of Porters of the city of London, praying to be heard thee. It would seem that the skill of the British manufacturer was
ing to a noble Exhibition Roo. m, about 100 feet by 25 feet, lofty in by Counsel at the Bat of the House against the St. Katharine's expected to counterbalance the superior cheapness of provisions on 1 i
1... P• bulky and Gertry who have hitherto patronised his Este- proportion, 'd . • - - Dock Bill-Laid on the table. the Continent, and elsewhere; but it was pretty well understood
ju iciously lighted and fitted up at an immense ex-
blishment, that considerable Additions and Improvements have pease, On the same hour two show of large d. ' n On the motion of tho Earl of SHAFTESEL.IIY, the Boston that our skiil had been transferred to America ; and it was also ad.
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been made, tending to the Comfort and Accommodation of the a cherful sittingthird • dmitred that in that country they were now able to rival us in the
Visitors, room, kitchen, and various domestic &commode- Goa Bill was a tune an passed.
ors, and that an extra Coffee-room has been opened from 133, lions; three separate staircases leading bedchamber EQI'rTABLE LOAN BILL. cottoh manufacture at loist. •
to numerous
Jerm vo-street. and apartments, with extensive light shops fur workmen in the The Earl of EIIIERIt'K presentee! a petition from the Grard The petition was ordered to lie on the table. ' 1
Parties may be accommodated with private Dinner-rooms. COUNTY RATES MORTGAGE BILL.
attics, clock chamber, &c. The basement contains capacious store Jury of the county of Galway, in favour of the Equitable Loan •I
N.B. Foreign Wines of the finest quality. Suppers after the places, kitchens, andvaults;there several Bill, arid other Joint-Stock Companies. cellar,
Opera, as usual. water closets, and water is conveniently laid on to the premises ; The Noble Fort presented a petition of a similar nature from the reading of the County Rates Mortgage Biil ;it was accordingly ! ,
P ARTNERSH I P.- I reland.-WA NTED, by the Pre- the whole of which are in hand. A light modern-fronted Shop in Merthonom_Tormiermota4.lnnabitants of the town of Galway. Traci a second dine and ordered to be contootted on Monday next. I .
' GASIE LASVS BILL. prWor of one of the oldest, and in its line the most exter. • ichbourne-street is let to a tenant at mil. The property may Lord ELLENPOROIL 011 presented a petition
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sive, Manufacturing Houses in the City of Dublin, an active either be occupied according to its actual arrangement, or divided effected nand Traders of Stroudwater the Mr. S. WORTLEY moved the order of the day for the third
from the 31anufacture,readies
g of the Game Laws BM.
PARTNER, who has
,been regularly brought up to business, and into three distinct dwelling-houses and stops-attaching to either county of Gloucester.
of them the Exhibition Room Earl GROSVENOR presented a similar petition from the WE-
or the three may be advantage- Sir J. SHELLEY moved, aeon amendment, that the Bill be mad ' •
ef close habits of industry, with a capital of from 3,0001. to 5,0001., oust), let off; retaining the . entrance to the Room • con employed at the East London Docks. this day six months.
and who would undertake the superintendence of the concern, the Windmill-street
[object of the advertiser being a relaxation from business in cense- The tenure is leasehold, subject to a moderate Lord DUNCAN presented a similar petition from the Inhabi. SirJ. RRYDGES supported the amendment. ,
reserved rent. tants of Mile End. After an observation from Mr. Cill PPS and Mr. J. DOUGLAS,
cluence of ill health. The trade embraces the copper, brass, iron, Slaybe viewed by obtained by • 'pals
tickets, to be principal only, os The Noble Lord presented another of a similar nature from the Mr:. 11. SUMNER opposed the Bill. He th
_ought that giving
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tin. pewter, and general hardware manufacture, employs upwardsthe right of property in game to those on whose laud it was tinted,
if 60 men, and engages a capital of 20,0001. The advertiser is also application to Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street. Manufacturers of Slaceleafield.
The petitions were laid on the table. would induce them to entice it from the preserves, and then take it
tole agent to the Dublin and Hibernian Gu-light Compan sad - ____ -
possesses many other advantages but rarely connected with mercan. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN, AND MUST CORN I. a 11'.3. in that epeedy and rapid manner, which when reduced to a regular
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY'presented • • from the system, d • '
a petition a greater estruction of game would consequently take I
lie pursuits. To a person possessing the necessary qualifications BE SOLD.
he connexion proposed will be found mast advantageous. OUR PAIR of SILK CURTAINS and COR- Merchants, Manufacturers and Shipowners of - Owe, The Bill would merely change the name of the crime, and . ,
Tyne, praying for a revision of the Corn Laws. fill oue_gaols with thieves instead of poachers. (Hear.)
Any person having a steam-engine of from Bto 12 horse power, J..- NICES; Two Pair are Scarlet, the other Crimson and Lord BERESFORD presented a petition from the Landed Pro- N. W. R. COLBORNE thought the Bill now before the House
a Bolton and Watt's principle, will be treated with. IYhite Brocade. The price is little more than Cloth. prietors of Carlow, against any alteration in the Corn Laws. was calculated to take away the danger of detection from the
Letters addressed, post-paid, to D. W., post-office Dublin ;or To be seen at NIAS and Co.'s, 32, Berbers-sweet, Oxford- The • • laidthe table. ie petitions were on
t M curs. Pon:ilex, Sons, and Wood's, Shomiane, London, will be Most.
The Scotch Sheriffs' Court Regulation Pill went through a men who were so much opposed to the game laws, forgot they
trended to.
RUSSELL art QUA RE. Committee, and the Report, with the amendments, was received. wire adopting the principle with respect to the salmon &heti.),
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n a few days, in a beautiful foolscap volume, price 7a. 6d. with CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE AND OFFICES, it The Conviats'. Rights Bill went through a Committee, and the Was there net then a Committee sittiog up stabs, enst.Onyed in cons
, • filo nets
desioned ho Cowbsold end ethers.- • • With bhp 4ilarten, Ceeehhouess, and Five-stall geable, mg. emort was received. . st en:lg thr best means of pp-peeving salmon P licit on part he • I
lrtHE ART OF BEAUTY ; with the beet means of p 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. The Um" then Int•ictuttted. - was et • lase to see why we should estate to protartmolnion is a
--...r Ispestream, and net pheasants In a pleserve. Heigh! not mein to
R_ Preserving and Improving the Shrtpe--ttie Figure-the
..L ROBINS (of II arwiek house, Regent-street), a desirable
'omplexiors-the Eyes-the Lips-the Teeth-and the Hair ; with LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur a long Term of Years, tom- NOL'ili OF COMMONS, Fiona! tram O. pranegvrise the ',Amylases ;at the same time he believed that they
promoted mutual Interchanges of kindness between the landed pro.
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unit:roue Receipts for Cosmetics, Hair Oil, dec.; and the History prising a capital Family Residence, containing, on the upper floor,
CORN LAWS. prietor and the tenant. (Criss of " Hear, hear.") The farmer 1
nd Thence of Beauty. four good bedchambers; on the ground floor, two large bed-cham-
S. BOURNE ted a petition from Kendal In the preserves the game, and we, in turn give it to them. (Hear heat s
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. beim one smaller ditto, with roomy landing, housemaid's closet, Mr.
county est' He would - for the Bill, ' .thought it would d '
varlet soy ill the Corn Laws. .sore it he
of W niereland, a alteration ••
and water closet , • on the principal floor, two elegant drawing-
'his day, in one handsome Bvo. vol. price 14s. boards, with a , - --Ordered to be printed. ing ; but it was as idle to attempt to put a stop to poaching, as to
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rooms, communicating by foliling-doors ; on the gmund floor, •
Portrait, and other Engravings, Sir R FERGUSSON
noble dining-room, library adjoining; capital entranee.hall, with f H.__.presented a petition from the linen meow. sn,Mgglinto_onomoomhorcontrand tree. ,
Bill,
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THE LAST DAYS OF LORD BYRON, with his . folding doors opening to a vestibule or inner hall ; cothmodious actorers and flax-spinners of Kirkaldy, in. the county of Fit.,
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Lordship's Opinions on various Subjects, particularly on staircase, lobby, and water-closet ; gentleman's study ; large sprout the reduction of the duty on foreign linen, and praying aYSON
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iGuglit It use/ to pu own. poaching. Gann was saleable at 'I •
he State and Prospects of Greece. den, with all domestic conveniences; coach-house and five-stall
gar. revision of the Corn Laws.-Laid on the table. common few before the introduction a the game lane ; and now it
By WILLIAM PARRY, stable, loft, and man's room over. Mr. BI.ACKBURNE presented • • from the
dolor of Lord Byron's Brigade, Commanding Officer of Artillery, To he viewed by tickets, which. with particular*, May be bad of of I%'snington, in the county of Lancaster, praying that the.
flour had the effect of uniting a body of desperate men ; the House had it
ow in its d ' • : , li
and Engineer in the Sereice of the Greeks. Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. trade might be protected against the injury consequent upon the n power to estroy them, by restoring the game to the
proprietors.
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row.
Mr. COKE (Norfolk) presented a petition from certain land. Sir O. CHETWYND thought there were many objertionsble it
This slay, in one handsome volume, with plates, price flu boards, HAYMAKING MACHINES AND GARDEN ENGINES. owners and agriculturists in the county of Norfolk, against any al- clauses in the Bill ;it provided that the poacher be fined fire .• :
13 RACTICA L CHEMICAL MINERALOGY: or 7EES, COTTAM, and HALLEN haveen Sale their teration in the Corn Laws.-Laid on the table. pounds, and also that the Migistrate before whom the conviction .s,
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L Concise and Easy Methods, illustrated by Experiments, for I 4 Improved HAI MAKIN° MACHINES, with IreeAlles Sir E. HARVEY presented a petition from the inhabitants of took Pace should be fined a like sum, mhos a proper return (as
caddy ascertaining the Nature and Value of the different Ores, and and Boxes, which are unrivalled for their superior and expeditious the hundred of Kendal, in the county of Essex, against any alter- he understood it) were made of the conviction ; and how was this
they Mineral Substances, as comprehended in their Assay, Ana- mode of working. And the improved Hay Borer, for taking out ation of the Corn Laws. Also two petitions front the Mita- second fine to be enforced ? IVhy, before another Magistrate. (A.
Psis, Reductions, &c. together with a Description of the Apparatus samples or preventing fire in ricks. Also, their newt -invented bitanta of Saffron-Walden and Litdebury to the same effect.-
laugh.) Another objection was, that the Bill contairiedaolaum to
nd Tests used by the Scientific Mineralogtst, and the Processes Hay-collecting Rakes, Drills, and Seed Machines for all kinds of Ordered to lie on the table.
theif betheof
effect, a warrant left at residence an individual, he
1 . dopted by the Miner; the whole intended as a Companion to the Grain ; Ploughs, Harrows, and lines I Threshing and Winnowing Sir A. HOPE presented a petition from the landowners and agri- is from that moment to consider himself in legal custody. (4 -
' Portable Mineralogical Cabinet." Machines; General Branton's Scarifierwith all its changes ; culturists of the county of E.i.iiilmow, in Scotland, against aey laugh.)
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By FREDERICK JOYCE, Bruising and Chaff-cutting Machines, Garden
Operative Chemist. • an extensive assortment of Wrought Iron Hurdles, Gates, Venn. Mr. PRI TTI E presented a petition front the Gentlemen, Clergy. diminish the evils now existing. lie had no objection the: perrms
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. das, &c.-At their Repository, Winsley-street, Oxford-street ; or, and Landowners of the county of Tipperary, as at Cashel, Possessing Personal property to a certain amount should enjoy the
at the Manufactory, Cornwall-road, Stamford-street, Lambeth. against any alteration of the Conn Laws-Laid on the table. same privileges as those rearming freehold ; but he dpi not wish
This day is published. in three vols. post Bvo. price 24a. Mr. Si. FITZGERALD presented a petition from the inha- to see the barrier entirely thrown down, and every person who I 'tt '•
FO-DAY in IRELAND; a Series of Tales, consist- 1)I ATENT GASSED MUSLINS, CA MBRICaI,• bitants of the county ef Kerry, Ireland, *gaunt any alteration in could carry a gun allowed to destroy it. Ile was ready to admit
1., Mg of-The Carders, Connemara, Old and New Light, and
.1s- Calicoes, Prints, Gingham', Shining', Checks, Quiltings" , the Corn leaws.--Ordered to be printed. the truth of the evidence before the Committee, that game nfay be i
ie Toole's Warning. Jeans, Sateens, and ether Kinds of Cotton and Linen tloods.- Sir J. SEBRICILIT presented a petition from Royston, nett- had for sale without any difficulty in London ; but was that the •
London: Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. The Patentee respectfully rotor's the Public that he has taken out in country towns ? The very framers o' the Bill seemed to fordshire,againstany alteration in the Corn Laws.-Ordered to be Saar
feel that it co 1,! not effectually put down parching, for they intro-
s Patent fm Gassing the above Articles (upon the same principle Printed* T .
'his day is published, in one volume, post octavo, price 84., and that he has for seven applied with Mr. C. DUNDAS presented* petition from Hungerford, against years
12tuo. &a.y alteration in the Corn Laws-Laid on the table. mime. Many Gentlemen talked of the abundance of game ia i
FRE MICROCOSM.-By GREGORY GRIFFIN, •
whereby they are perfectly deprived of roughness and fibre and an
beautifullyclear
acquire a appearance. The Patentee has now
' Sir U. BURGH presented a petition from the County Carlow, France; he denied it ; but the French sportsman was well satisfied.
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of the College of Eton. A New Edition. Establishments of considerable extent, at Nottingham, Manchester, against any alteration in the Corn Laws. it•, after traversing the country with his gun on his shoulder and '
••• This popular work, to which the Right lion. G. Canning, and Glasgow, for Gassing every Article of Cotton and Linen Manu- Mr- LASIBTON was desirous of adverting to what had been his dog by his side, he returned with a eatery partridge or hare, .
od other eminent persons of the present day, wore contributors, facture ; so that the Trade may be supplied with Gassed Goods of attributed to the Hon. and Learned Member for IVinchelsea, by In fact he did not like being encumbered with mere. (A lash)
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-hen Etonian., is now printed in one volume 12in0., to match the any description, by applying to the Olantifacturers thereof. The one of those vehicles of information with which the public was There was one view of the subject which he wished particsilerly to 11 '
- British Essayists," and in one volume, post Bra the same size as Patentee has no hesitation in stating, that any House having been made acquainted with the proceedings of that Morse. The lion. impress on the House ;it was, that it would prevent gentle:nett I ,
- The Etonian." once in possession of any kind of Goods warranted to have been ..
and Learned Member had been reported in the 7 ones newspaper from gomg to reside in the country as usual. (Hear, hear.) Foe
London i Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. Gassed, will be convinced of the importance of the improvement, to have stated, that the entire population of the county of Durham h. he preferred • hundred individuals,6
ni own part, seeing one con ned,
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and adopt Gassed Articles of every descn tion exclusively, were against any alteration in the 03171 haws. The Hon. Gentle.than that men of large fortunes should be induced to remain away
'his day is published, in two volumes, royal Itimo. price IL 4s. inNottingham. Pman had been made to state this, but he (11r. Lambton) under. uroni their estates. (Hear, hear.) The Bill was calculated also to
Buford, near
boards, with the Arms of the Peers, dce. a New Edition (thestood his statement to have been to the effect, that the agriculturists Put an end to fox-hunting. (Hear.) The country was perhaps
All
aver pert re-weittet, corrected to the present time, of 6
EBILETTS PEERAGE of the UNITED KING-
DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. TAR. JAMES'S POWDER.-The celebrity of this
ill Medicine, and its decided efficacy, is more than ever carob- of that county were hostile to the proposed alteration. There cer.
tainly existed a very gloat diversity of opinion upon the subject th-tt
in thatof 1 11 held in his hand a petition of an part tle catietty. e , more indebted to that noble sport than was generally known ;Me
distinguished individual (the Dyke of NVellingtouo who for /3
!orig. a period and with such eminent success commanded our I •
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London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Codicil, flukes, fished, by the greatly increased introduction of it into the Prescri. opposite nature to that mentioned by the Illensber for Win- armies, was of opinion that the most expert fox-hunters nitrite the li
on and Co. Cadell, Richardson, Booth, Booker, Baldwin tions of the most eminent Physicians at the present time. For the chel ; and be had no hesitation to present it, though not in ac- most useful and active soldiers. (Hear, and • laugh.) And indeed. i
id Co. Bagater, Hatchard, Hardime, Rodwell anti Martin, Demo_ guidance of those pereons who are out of the reach of medical ad. cordance with his own sentiments upon that important subject.
- whenever it became his (Sir H.Vivian's)wish to employ any person
0 and Co. Kingsbury and Co. R bittaker, Lloyd, and Saunders. vice, each packet is inclosed with full directions for its use. In
, The lion. Gentleman then presented a petition (min Smallwell, in to perform a particular service-when it was necessary to cross
Of whom may be had, cases of Fever it will often effect a cure in a few hours, especially the county of Durham, Its favour of a revision of the Corn Laws.- the country, be always selected a fox-hunter for the purpose.(llear.
freely and at the outset of the disease. It is admi '
ately published, in two volumes, price 11. Ss. in boards, uniform when „ given, no- Laid on the table. hear.) liebelieved a great cause of the increase of poachers was
with the Peerage, with the Anus engraved, tered with equal success in all attacks of Measles, St. Anthony's lie, NEwm giN
said also wished to comet emosiromen, the desire some persons bad of breeding what was called •• • great
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DEBRETT'S BARONETAGE of ENGLAND. Fire, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, and Rheumatism; but as Colds and which had been made with respect to the petition he had presented head of game." It appeared that of the 580
in nemonecommitted to
Catarrhs partake more or less of inflammatory symptoms, this from the southern part of Devonshire. It hail 1,„, incorrectly gaol for poaching 100 were in Hampshire and %I Mature ; and thole 4
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HARACTESISTIC, SATIRICAL, AND HUMOROUS. Powder is peculiarly efficacious in cutting short their duration ; stated that the mottion was against an alteration in the Corn Laws. were the two counties which the greatest exertions were midst* . 'l
pHE ENGLISH SPY.-No. XV. of this . highly po-
puwhimcho,nahro we:gate:oils:get hut:ln :nay
sbeeq
utenhocur
oft, often terminate in Now the prayer of the petition was
_for protection,
existing
case the preserve. ga.r.fe.
law Mr. S. it tiRTLEY thought that the Bill was calculated Ile :
IL polo Work will be found unusually rich in original matter 1
well known.y
As Alterative in Chronic ". but too House should see fit to make any alteration in the
remedy all the evils of the system. He was sorry the Honourable
ad graphic humour, from the pin of the very eccentric Bernard
with .. anComplaints, it is inimical to the interests of the petitioners.
lackinantle, the very spy o' the time, enriched by the facetious
.rpeculuir success. Member forStafford(Sir hetw nd did not state his object,
)Ir. A BERCROM BY presented a petition from the inhabitants
noel of Cmikshank. Three Scenes from the Life, coloured Plates " •tions when the Bill was in a Committee. Ile then allowed it to
James's
Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs. New- of Youghal, in Ireland, against any alteration in the Corn Laws.- . . ' 1
ad Portraits._--1. The Stock Exchange, or Bulls and Bears in bay. and is sold by them at the original %Veer-house, No. 45, in St. Laid on the table. Imes in silence, and row starts up with them. Jf the lloroumble
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igh bustle, making Billy Weight's Pony; her 2 Mr. Paul's Church-yard and, by their appointment, by I
• mem *-- ' I6S Oxford street. Packets, ''s Pd. • Bottles 21s. and 33each. J. Sanger, Lord A. HILL presented a petition from the inhabitants of Haronet had attended the Committee, and mentioned liisObjectien
The Tea. ..i. -. .
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.s. Newry, In Ireland, against any alteration in the Corn Laws.-Laid as to the warrant, he (Sir S. Wortley) would have left the clause • 3
ouch in all his Glory, a Scene in Leicester.square.-3.
)the genuine is distinguished by having the name "F. New. out. (Hear, hear.) Ile was astonished to hear Hon. Ileirbers , ... of Row at Harrow, or the Battle of Hog-lane.on the table.
The ENGLISH SPY is regularly published on the let of every bevy," engraved in the Government Stamp. Lord ALTHORP presented petitions from the inhabitants of oppose the Bill, because we might have little more or less game.
ooth, and delivered with the Magazines The First Volume may
s had complete, with One Hundred Designs by Rowlandson and SIMPSON'S ROYAL ELIXIR OF LIFE.-This Corn Laws-Ordered to be printed. All persona at present looked on the poacher as an injured mao, k
rulkshank, royal Oro. price 21. is. Medicine, from its balsamic and restorative qualities, fully PAPER DUTIES. a victim to a mere aristocratic right ; but now, when game was
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Published by Sistrerood and Co. Paternoster-row. merits the above name. It was originally prepared by a Physician Sir B. SHAW presented a petition from the paperemanufac- made private property, those who steal will not have the indal- 1 fi.
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of the French Court for a late King of Prance, and the recipe hay. turers in Ireland, against the reduction of the duty on foreign genre extended to them. After some Meths.r remarks the lion.
iNNALS of SPORTING.-The Number for May, ing been purchased by the present Proprietor, is most faithfully paper.-laid on the table. Baronet went on to say, he thought the VIII would by no means
price 2s. 6d. illustrated with a tine Engraving by Landseer, adhered to. For Flatulence, Spasms, or Gout in the Stomach, its CATHOLIC cLA ISIS. have the effect of driving Gentlemen from the country ; en the t
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• the fiend of a very celebrated Illood-hound, lie was convinced that when they got over their e•udices
beneficial effects are unrivalled, as it gives immediate relief in such A petition was presented from an individual named Thomas contrail,
TOIL Race COI.' taa.--Survey and Plan.would feel theinselvmore their residence In the
cues ; and no persons subject to those alarming complaints ought Brook Morris, against any. farther concessions to the Roman they . es protected; .
country would become ten thousand times more agreeable .o then..
OaIOINAL COMMUNICATIoxs-Field Sports foe May :-Ot- to be without it. It promotes appetite, and gradually restores di. Catholics._--Ordered to be printed.
fox-hunt Fos-
mliuntitig-Hawking-Angling-010 seed's Harriers--Cheshire gestion in cases of nervous debility, whether occasioned by • long Mr. DAVENPORT presented a petition from the Baptists of Nor could he believe that it would put_ down . ...
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ox-hunnng-Proeter, a celebrated Sleuth-hound, with a Plate- residence in tropical climates, natural deficiency of energy In the Stockport, against further concessions to the Roman Cabot
' ica.,._ hunting depended not on the preservation of game ;it eels riss-o.
- sod first, on the fitness of the country for that amusemerit ~
Week at Newmarket--An April Sketch-Observations on the system, or from a too luxurious mode of life ; this Elixir will be Laid on the table.
acts in a evict- . as-
aces, by Mr. Templeton-Hunting in Ireland-West of County found (on a sufficient trial) a never-failing restorative to tone and DISSENTERS' MARRIAGE BILL. coldly, whether the gentletnan who keeps hounds se
his neiclibeurs. Should he act so, ' I
ork-'fhc Sportsmen of Old Erin-lirouse, lice.-" Dobbin, vigour. Gentlemen who occasionally exceed the strict bounds of Lord A. HILL presented a petition from the Clergy of Mating kind manner towards
t' In return will Mop the I, ,
et ;" lines on an old Hone-Field Vennin_.A pot.Pourri of temperance will, by taking a dose of this Elixir on retiring to rest, Staffordshire against the Dissenters' Marriage Bill.--Ordered to be Ite need have no *port:het...ion that
..slog.M cone:Mel et ith il 1 1
sating-Beckhampton Hounds-North Devon Stag-hunt--New- exempt themselves from the usual unpleasant effects of such excess printed. foxes fur hon-(lleir, hear.)- Ihe Baronet . .
present nuisances raised, so long
arket Spring Meeting-The Veterinary Collego--31r. White, the following day. This medicine la also used by clistinimished PROVISION FOR THE CATHOLIC CLERGY IN declaring, that as long as the pries , _cu.)
id his Pictures of the Horse's Foot-Errors pointed out-York orators of the Senate, the Pulpit, and the liar, as it revives the IRELAND. would he continue his exertions to remove them.-(ii
ordered to withdraw, and the Howe divided,
hoe-course; With a Survey arid Plan, showing the Rises and frame and restores the voice when painful exhaustion is produced Mr. MANSFIELD presented a petition from the Vitae, Curate,
when there were
thensi n r the Mini ling- ' •I ,
ells throughout the several Courses--Visit to the British Gallery, by long declamation ; and of the same time is so perfectly innocent, Churchwardens, and other inhabitants Mille parish of St. Mania's, there moireAlrem
to` A 1 Noe.. ea 1 Majority, sh. i ' ,
itei a Notice of Painting. conneeed with Sporting Subjects, pnb- that the most delicate females and children may take it without tear Leicester. against making any provision for the Roman Catholic i
I •read • third time.
,hod and promised-Peter Pindarics--.porting Olio. Fancy Ga- or alteration of their accustomed habits. clergy in Irelansl.-Laid on the table. The Bill was tl, ii •
we found 11r. S. WORT LE : 1
rte._ sporting Occurrences-Steeple Chase-Natural History- It is sold in Bottles at Ils. each, including stamp, by J. V. ROBERT GOURLAY. On our re.enterom the gallery, T
Mg an additional clause, which, after some opposition frees
niestrianieno-Horne Intelligence-Turf Nominations.-State of Simpson (acting proseieter), No. 25, Henrietta-street, Covent-gar- Sir R. FERGUSSON prevented a petition from cement Mho- p_ !..
AP% LOCK If ART, was agreed to without 3 division.
-7.. Odds, ete. ite. . den. London ;at the Libreria at moat fashionable Waterlog- Miami in the county of Fife, in favour of Robert Gourley, now re • , . ____ .
I Sir U. lfl F. CIS 1 Nli mem prooosei a eerbe4 Amal,dmeat,
Loom.: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, end Co. Paternoster- I laces and towns of public resort ; and by the principal Medicine coefined in Cold-bath Fielils prison.-Laid on elm telde. , 1
tots a
~,, co to, at 4 the Bid 0.4. r
w. Vendors throughout the United Kingdom. !dr. H. SUMNER remotest three petitions from the perish a which
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