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This day is published,
I3LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. CI. for sfune,lo2s.
Contents:—l. Horse Hinuniew. No. 10. Calderon's Courtesy
not Love.-11. Farther portions of the Autobiography of Meanie
Wauch, Tailor.—lll. fists Germanise. No. 21. Wieland's
Aristippus.—lV. Paddy Primps of Cork to C. N. Esq. at Edin-
, burgh.—V. English and Irish Land-Letting.—V I. Letters on the
present State of _lndia. N0.2.—V1 I. Ringan and May. Ane
virtue moumfulle Dittye, maide be Mr. Iloitgge.—Vll I. The
Witch of the Gray Thorn. By James Hogg, the Ettrkk Shep-
herd—lX. The Subaltern. Chaps. 12 and 13.--X. A Letter to
Charles Kemble. Esq. and W. Elliston, Esq. on the present State
of the Stage--XI. New Lights.—Xll. Note Book of a I,iternry
Idle. No. 1.-1. C.4aasieal Journal, No.sl.—_2. Lionel Lineoln-3.
Popery, &c. By the Rev. Clan 00111 Y-4. Lawyers and Legisla.
Ism &c.—XIII. To a Young -Lody.—XlV. The Tie Severed.
A Sketch.—XV. Works pawls, for Publication —XVI.
Monthly List of NroPabliorisio..XVll. Appointments, Pro-
motions, Meth% N and Leath..
Printed for William Bletkoood, idinburgh ; and T. Cadell,
Strand, Leedom

ANNALS OF SPORTlNG.—Contenta of the Number
for June, price 2s. W. illustrated with two Line Engravings,
by Landsat and Scott:—
FIELD SPORTS oaJurre.—Of the Incohationand Nestlingof
Birds—Hunters at Soil—Angling—Thamn Fishing—Bo/al Hunt
Establishment and Rana—Hunting in Hampshire—A Day with
the New Forest Hounds—Mr. Codringamee—.A Apologists%
Carol for May Percussion Locks Asessa_ au PlWommea
Copper Cap Plan, ace..—ExlEapat samme Nag
Suffolk-street—the Dumpittle Mom arts, Dasedia.
Sou of the Eat:Nihilism, its- y. &•...—Budipam mos,
an Aaaezeontic—Owitag News ham the eitastays-a
Article—On tbs Mot a the Idtlws, with a Baader. Oa
Minim ma dia Paim—the
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Ambles Davi* Cibase—Will bum ill Mimi—
Lard Rivevea ralfttees awd ihialia"lriongelin
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Elegant Furniture, Nankin Table Services, a Valuable Hookuh,
anti other Effects, of an East India &deer, deceased.
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON,
At their Great Room, Saville-row, TO-31ORROW, and follow-
ing Day, at Ir.„
THE FURNITURE (which is perfectly modern and
in excellent preservation) comprises a handsome drawing-
room suit, in crimson silk damask, consisting of four sets of
curtains, two sofas and twenty-four chairs, a very neat suit of
chintz cotton, capital eating parlour chairs, dining tables and side-
boards, rosewood centre, sefa and card tables with bull' borders,
excellent four post betlteads and hangings with dean seasoned
bedding, well made mahogany bookcases. secretairea, wardrobe%
chests of drawers, end other chamber requisites; clear and perfect
chimney glasses and mirrors in rich gilt frames, Brussel:, carpets,
upright and horizontal grand piano-fortes, square ditto, a japanned
cabinet, table and tea services of Nankin China, a handsome
eight light lustre, rich cut glass, and a great variety of other effects.
May be viewed this day, and Catalogues had at the Room.

FINE PAINTINGS AND ANCIENT DRAWINGS.
MESSRS. BROOKS will SELL by AUCTION, at
their Rooms, 28, Old Bond street, on TUESDAY
NEXT, June 7. a small but very valuable COLLECTION of
PICTURES of the first elm, and ancient DRAWINGS. by the
most celebrated Masters of the Italian, Spanish, Getman, Plemiah,
and Dutch Schools, collected with ti.ste, liberality, and the best
opportunities, in England and o. the Continent, during the last 401
years, including a noble Landscape, a chef (relative of Ruysdael,
an Historical by Murillo, Temptation of St. Anthony by S. Rosa,
original Sketches by Raphael and Vandyke. &a The Drawings
include fine specimens of A. Alavteyna, and da Vinci, J. Romano,
Correggio, Parmigiano. Titian. P. Veronese, the Carracci, Guido,
Murillo, Claude, A. Diner, H. Holbein, Rembrandt, Waterloo,
11:vghem, Both, &c. Btc.
May be viewed two days preceding, and catalogues had of
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'l' E. upon
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IMPORTANT FREEHOLD MANOR EST
great new Western Road, in the beautiful Vale _,
between Sherborne, Yeovil. and Somerton, only as man from
Bath, comprising about 600 statute Acres, chiefly of the richest
Grazing Land, finely timbered with Elm, a most Valuable Pro-
perty for Investment.
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY. the 21st
June, at Twelve, in One Lot, (unless an acceptable offer should
he previously made by Private Contract.)
TBE very Valuable and Capital FREEHOLD MA-
NORFARMSof SPECK INGTON and BRIDGEHAM P.
11001, with
_auperssr Patio Houses and substantial Beildinp,
ad Oum t eseartsing, with 160 ease bond SS lives,
Mast IN Gastomaty Acres, nearly is a rhos ham,
midi Gash* Land and Water Mesdames, mad a great
put slued deep milivial soil. The 'Weis now leisstasst
4a.46.
ibis mei Immuiliat resew, at very low reduced RentiZsrat
tarbelle above 811 a few years since. The poor rates,
as. egemerglassop she e is intersected and portly
by adm OA It well suited for game. and
ran all slikulg saes.—The Farms may be
• Along of Compton Patin cefoot :
Mt at the Inn at Wincanton,
11"=11111:4 tile boo, Battu also of Messrs.
MOM 'Temple ; at the Mart ; and of Daniel
AIWA umi bum, sad Land Agents,
PA, iiMiefis, as/ ,B:rks.
Bishopsgate Church-

. was poetpneed ,
SCOTCH ....A TURE BILL.
Mr. H. DRUM MOND presented a petition from the Sheriffs'
Clerks in Scotland, against certain parts of the Sunda Judicature
Bill.
After a few words from the LORD ADVOCATE, the petition
was laid on the table.
SCOTCH CHURCHES BILL.
The Lowlands of Scotland Churches Bill was read a first time,
and ordered to be read a second time on Friday.
COMBINATION LAII S.
Sir F. BURDETT presented a petition from the operative car-
penters and joiners of London and Westminster, against the re.:
enactment of the combination laws. Also, a similar petition from
the working braziers, to the same effeet--Referred to theCommittes.
JURY BILL.
Sir F. BURDETT presented a petition from an individual
named Charles Pearson, against some parts of the Jury Bill • and'
in doing so, observed that he understood that in Crown eases ;be fee
to Jurors was five guineas where there was a verdict for the Cronin,
and only one guinea where the decision was against it.
Mr. PEEL was not aware of any such practice.
Mr. BRIGHT would propose to introduce a clause into the
Juries' Bill on Its third reading, for the purpose of preventing the
dispersion of Junin during the continuance of the muse, and until
its termination.
Mr. PEEL said the clause might .Le a very proper one, bat un-
less it were properly considered with reference to the rest of the
Bill, it might be very until to introduce k.
3lr. BRIGHT concurred in the propriety of postponement, on
the understanding that the Right Honourable Gentleman would
take the matter inro consideration, previous to the next Session.
Dr. LUSHINGTON was confident the greatest errors and
anomalies arose from introducing clauses into Bills, sonietinq
when in Committee, which clauses had nothing to do with
Bills.
The petition was laid on the table.
R. P. T. PILKINGTON.
Mr. CAI.CRAFT presented a petition from R. P. T. Pilking4
ton, acknowledging his error, and praying the favourable eonsidets:
tion of the House. 4
The petition was laid on the table, and on the motion of 334
Secretary PEEL, Mr. Pilkington was ordered to be brooght tO
bar in custody, and reprimanded.
On Mr. Pihkington appearing at the bar.
The SPEAKER addressed him as folio
ton, your petition has been received, at
House is disposed to pay a favourable ewe
it. It is unnecessary for me to enter f
offence, which is so insulting in its our
cedent, and so diN,mseeful to its peep
rather disposed to consider your am
offence with severity, confidently
futility is sufficient to prevent ha
your contrition confinement, and ,
the !louse is disposed to consent to
fees.
31r. Secretary PEEL moved that
the Joumals—Ordered.
Mr. CALCRAFT said the individual in question Iris tatialg
unable to pay the fees.
Mr. Secretary PEEL admitted insisting upon their payment
might amount to a perpetual imprisonment.
After a few farther observations, it was suggested that the rep,
lar proceeding would be to permit Mr. Pilkington to state his In;•
ability in a petition' and then it would be for the Hoare to could-
der the propriety of discharging him without payment of fees.
JURY BILL.
Mr. Secretary PEEL felt bound to express the benefit theJuriet`
Bill had derived from the assistance of 11r. 13. flophouse and Mr.
Gregson, of the Northern Circuit. He had now merely to pronese
two verbal alterations, and more the third reading of the
BiEL—
Tlie Bill was read a third time and
TRANSPORT TO COLONIES BILL.
The Transport in Cnln.des Bin was read a third tine and passed.
SCOTCH JUDICATURE BILL.
The LORD ADVOCATE moved the order of the day tor di
further consideration of the Scotch Judicature Bill.
The Speaker having left the Chair, the House . respired ,itseli
into a Committee of the whole House.
On the clause t'iat there should be a quorum efl&s to
eisil causea instead of a single Judge, the Houle die
Ayes - 33 1 Noes - 91 Majoeley • 14
The irl,er clauses wery then agreed to.
The Iteuse resumed, and the report was ordered to be maired on
Thursday.
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which he -
was liable as being custody.
Mr. S. RICE thee marred thetas Sidaht, Age a consiierat;on of
all the eireurastanees et the east, de am* gab the player et the
petitioner.
Mr. CROKER thought that daisgh shindy conceded
M the petitioner he allowieg his diathigial whir.
ILK RICE odd akw meek we Weld not catch die.
Mr. CROKIIII @beamed that thp lismieurable Oeotkesan was
pursuing a cam very ea rnsass with the Padres of hi country
ragekeig sad stades reasons at Mee tithe, aid mg*: sad sump a'
media:
The siarincagreed to.
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