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rsay ,establisb a .
direct, by which ail the inconveniences complained of may bert.
moved without materially increasing the present charge between
hordon and Calais.
Boulogne, from its contiguity to the British coast, and near vi-
'Miry to Paris, being twenty-one miles nearer to that city than Ca.
lam, has become almost an English colony ; the number of fa-
miles from this country already established there exceed double the
amount of English residents in any other city or town upon the
continent ; the accommodation which the public will derive by
bob* conveyed direct from the Thames to Boulogne must be
obvious, and the encouragement ill's establishment is likely to re-
ceive, will render the Shares valuable considerations for in.
yooment. _ . .

Theifirectors have made arrangements for the immediate and
beneficial employment of the capital of the company. Engines
have been purchased, and contracts entered into for the packets, id
early dividend may therefore be confidently relied on.
The capital of the company is 25,0001. divided into one thousand
shares of 25/. each ; a deposit of 31. to be paid when the share; are
appropriated, and the balance by instalments of b each, of which
one month's notice will be given.
The Threchms have been induced to form this Company in con.
sect:we of the general complaint against the present means of
contniun:cstion with Boulogne ; they have investigated the plans
and estimates produced for their consideration, and, convinced that
the employment of the capital of the Company will be highly pro.
deceive to the shareholders, rely with confidence on the sanction of
public opinion.
Applications for shares to be made by letter (post pard)addressed
to " The fair •ctors of the London and Boulogne Steam Packet
Company," a ,be Bankers.
ty order, J. STOKES, Secretary.
WINES AT REDC('ED

iiiiNl

PRICES, WARRANTED
FAIINSTER NINE AND

y ONDON AND If'.
L SFIRIT COMPANY. ?
eta's Mora.
Per Dozen.
Old Port. Vint- 1821 27 to 36
?life Crusted ditto 40 -- 411
Fiae Pale sh&r• 27 36
East and Wrst

Pet Vccen.
Sparkling Chain.
pagne • 72 to IN
Ditto, !Inert quality -- yp
Claret, St.Julien, &e. 48 Di
110. Chateau Margot —lll
Sauterne,Molelle.&e. OD
Buren 's, in Fr..nch
. 411
6piritr kinds.
cked in Hogsheads, gratis. Bot.

31adeira - 36 4$
Teneriffe, Lisbon, and
Mountain . SO —34 S
_

eaxary---katietri xtel - I
- Is_ 21
6.• Six Doan and upwards pm
ties at coat price.
Lmtaza, post-paid, inclotting rer
free and Co. 16, Strand," duly act

rnittances, addreised, " W. God.
ttended to.

OABINE'r-MAK E IVY SOCIETY.—CHEAP
CABINET and UP/PLILSTERY, at the lAINDON
REPOSITORY for the DABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,
,ring the only real one rum ezistiniz in London, No. 71, corner cf
.t.s.A DEN ILI L-STREET, oppoa.te Aldgate Pump, and which
has hem etilblnhed upwards of Sit Years. For Ready Money
and to Abatement.
The Trustee+ and Comn tit respectfully inf..rm the Nobility
end Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
• .haßenek.of industrious and ingenious slechanics (who have lame
.:6511111:1). bc Miring their Manufactured Attlelea in the Cabinet
)ine, of the best worlommahip, and chimer than by any !louse in
London, no other proot being required f Ain to satisfy the warehouse
rent and incidents! expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.
merit to enable them to support their fam,lies, the number of whom
Ippear by the Books of the last Quart rly Meeting to be 148.
tro/x the rod patronage the Committee bare received, they are
in hopes of it...creasing that number.
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices acted ; all Goods
trarrented:— X. a. d.
Five feet 31111oAany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0
'rest thus . . 1 6 0
Bordered Mauves to fit - I I 'll
;Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 3 0
Eight slahogany Chairs - - 6 6 0
31ahogany Pembroke Table - 2 0 0
Bed Feather , free fmm dust and smell,
from .E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0

Drawing-roor Sofa, from .63 AUto 7 7 0
Atte Milstein - . 3 8 0
51aligaly Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards
A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Pining, rind Drawlns
?looms, at neatly Half Pries- the Trade will Ind it worth their
mention. _ _ _

Houses Famished at a few days' notice, end Apartments in a
fr. hoses.
Goods parked and sent to all parts of England free of expense
esgem the matting.
eNd Furniture taken in Exelsange ; Appraisements in Town and
Lountry t and Estates valued.
cossairrrtg.

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T. eccles I ram I ticAtte,hor
TlllllUtrAgrat. J. J. a ABLERageeretaryn*

11 CARROLL begs to remind the Public that the
harr,lior of th: having disposed o► all the
Tintets granted by Parliament, Lotteries must soon tennina:e
tor e.er.

rwn the nod attraction in the present Schenr, CARROLL
as recommend it with confidence. In addition to the Pr:scs,
.:uousting to
1C2114,4411 IN WPERLINO MONEY, there're
61 PIPES OF WINE. GRATIS!

Asttached to the hair Prices of Una Thousand Ouineas, being
',,ateen Pipes of Wine to each Prise, and for Shares in pmpor-
om ; so that a Sbneenth will teeesTe One Pipe of Port, betides the
.uarors,Ola Thousand Guineas. The Wioe to be Neected from
he &sick of WI Illarettant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate
tails Ibeimelvet.

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44 the Four Prises of 21,0001.
ALL the other Capitals,
ALL the Numbers,
ALL the rI4 Pipes of Wine. pets,
ALL will be decided in One Dar,

Fll.ll,;:cii, 15th THIS MONTH (JULY).
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at CAHROLL's Of9ce..
11, Cornbill ; 7, t twine-croft ; and 26, Ozfonl.strro, Lyndon ;
where he anlo in Four Months, Four Prizes of 20 Pont; and rdt.o
'atel, Four Prirra of 30,000 i. ; and in the littrery drawn Tuesday,
May 31. Carroll sold No. 5446 (Clan H), a Prize of 10,000/.;
"MI, a Prime of 11061. and Fire other Capital..

I
LI ENTRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA eontioues to
1 be repared with the mow sciupulous car. and attention' ,
Messrs. fIIOIIAS and WILLIAM 111:NIIV, n' itufactur.
n: chemists, Manebeeter. It is wild in bottles. prier 2'. 9d., or
nb glass stoppera at Is. Rd. stamp included. old: fall directions
its ma. by their werious Ageism in the metropolis scd tlocugh-
:.-t the United Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless their
are engravciron the Government stamp, width is fixed over
•'; cork or stopper of e-ich bottle.
I If most of the Venders of the Magnesia may he It ed. ontlitrlti-
,,..ted by • similar stamp. II ENIII"S AR(43.1 %TIC' of
S I EG Al. the invention of Me 11 ENR V, and the o: ly genuine
psenaretion of t article.

• . .n person . said di.
vision of tow. per at, may be futralshed with the forma of powers
of attorney, to be executed in throur of the agents they may think
prow to authorise to receive the same.
SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary.

6. 'ill
fated

EAST AND WEST INDIA . WAREHOUSE, EXETER
'Cif A NOE, STRAND.
THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE .orms a ac-
mild division of Exeter'Change, where n;-.y be seen a
large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur_
rice, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chins* Harness, with every descrip-
tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Ilse, East
and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Sparish Slain. Camp
Jfiedsteads; Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands,
Cabin' lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely
fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate pricc. Sea Cots. Bed-
ding, Writing Desks, Dressing ('sees, &c. A large assortment of
Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knot..., Sashes,
Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c.
The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win.
ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, front their excellent quality,
first style of workmanship, and mod. rare price. The whole of the
Articles in this Establishthent are warranted, and that excellent
plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly fathered to, cf asking but
oneßeady Stoney Price, from which no discount or abatement will
be made ender any circumstances.
N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe,
that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and
Licensed Shim, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept.

Stephen
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Metropolis.
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Scenery.
gedy.
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the French
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17.
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE
• ILASS,
Fronk TWO AND A lIALF to FORTY, ner Ccat.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
lialted by Act of Pardiament, 1773.
ritHE Plit7 ire informed, that, in addition to the
Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in
1820, a FURTIIER Reduction is no made, from and a
Mullin Forty prr rent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
of Six Feet and sqmirdi, *traceably to sprinted Scale, which may
be bad at tie Company* Warehouse, ALRION-PLACL,
RLACKTRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment of
CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, su.
perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by
3lr. JAMES HAWKING/4, Secretary to the Company, and also by
Mr. Jo CiOCK):I,I3, at the Company's Wc'cks at Ilavenhmt,
near Prescot, Lancashire.
TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES TOR SILVERED
GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
Jo In. 4. In. In. £s. In. In. £a.
80 by "10 . . 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 . . 75 5
80 110 . . 411 4 95 35 .. 43 X. 4 106 59 . . 102 0
DO 60 ..36 10 95 45 .. 55 '7 110 36 ..59 3
32 70 ..71 10 95 55.. 66 14 112 71 . 147 8
Bo 35 .. 30. 1 95 fill.. ill 13 115 80 . . 107 13
05 45 ..45 2 95 75 .. 113 11 121 70..172 2
111 65 ..55 12 100 40 .. 63 9 123 68 . . 168 15
8p 65 .. 70 11 100 80.. 70 8 127 50 .. 117 2
90 40 ..44 14 100 60 .. 92 5 132 67 . . 192 2
90 81) ..54 14 100 70 ..111 1 134 70..214 7
99 tiO . 68 18 100 80 .. 142 1 140 61 . • 187 12
DRAW LACK allowed on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot so.
per6ciaL

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a arell.autheniicaied
l2mo. 7s. Rd. boards.
A Second Edition of Isola. 1 and 2.10%.
20. The I.I.7CI'IIitATIONS.4 WIMP/111E1i RAVEIAN.
Esq. late Major in the aa • Regirnem of Infantry. Second Edi-
tion. Post ovo. 8.. boards.

TO PREVENT' I M POSITION.
ItOIVLAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of 60
• Original and Genuine MACASSAR OIL, respectfully
beg to announce to the Nubility, Gentry, and Public at large, that
in order to prevent the many frauds that are daily practised by
flagrant impostutt, offering base imitations of their invaluable
Oil, they have, at a very considerable expense, produced a new
Envelope for the smelt bottles ; the former, which contained straw.
coloured paper, ja now white, with an engraving from a steel plate
of singular construction, and extreme difficulty of execution. The
words " Rowland's 31acassar Oil," in black letters, on a pattern of
lace, forms the principle of the label, under which is the signature,
in red, "A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Eatton-garden," in this
Wrapper, in which is enclosed the Genuine Bottle of Macassar
Oil, with a Treatise on the Hair and on the Virtues of the Oil
(a new Edition.) The wrapper is sealed at each end, with the
Name and Address of the Proprietors. who again request a
strict observance of the above, without which none can be Genuine.
The larger Bottles have the Yiellow Paper as before, with the new
Label.

This Oil is original and genuine, which for many years has been
universally attinired for its salubrious and nutritious virtue.; font-
posed of vegetable ingredients of energetic powers ; also patronised
and sanctioned by his Majesty and the Royal Family. their Impe-
rial Majesties the Emperer and Empress of Russia, the Emperors
of Persia and China. This Oil is also acknowledged by the most
eminent Physicians, as the best sod cheapest article for nocriciliing
the Hair, preventing the Hair being injured by illness, change or
climate, study, travelling, aecouchement, &c.; produces whiskers,
eyebrows, &c. The Proprietors warrant its innocence, and to low
prove the Hair from infancy to the latest period of life.
Sold at the sole Proprietors', A. Rowland and son, No. 20,
Hatton-garden, and by their appointment, at the following respect-
able houses, who have just received a valuable supply:—By Mr.
Smyth, Perfumer to the Royal Family, 117*, New Bond-stmt;
slr. R. liendric, Perfumer to his Majesty, Tichbourne-street ;
Sanger, 150, Oxfurd-street ; Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Rlgge, 35,
Defends, 151 t, Browster, Ilolpies, and Thevenut, ,New Bond.
street ; Bayley and Blew, Coe:spur-street ; Berry and Co., lit,
Greek-street; Butler. 4, Cheapside ; Low, 330, and Prout, 220,
Strand; Burgess. 163, Holborn-hill; Woodman, Piccadilly;
Atkinson, Gerrard-street ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Edwards,
67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rowney; 103, Hatton-garden.: Bent-
andWood,Qucen-street ; Barclay and Sons, 95. Flect-market ;
J. and T. Riggc, G 5, Cheapside ; Stradling, Exchange-gate •
Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange; Take, 41. and Johnstone, 611.
Cornhill ; Colley, 28, Rishopsgate-street ; Ford. Fenchurch•street ;
slattrass, 88, and Jones,. 59, Fleet.street ; Marquis, Coleman-
street; Swift, 29, Wend, 321, and Sutton, 129, Holborn; Overton,
117, Borough.
Observe, none are genuine without the signature in red, " A.
Rowland and Son."

my QUI' _ stint:one.
distant possessions, might awaken /t. tams a particular reluct-
' s hazard• - • ask of Mr. Brougham
they hold to he eon-
-1 be an evil ; and per_
tat we mum encoenter
to obtain a more than
. mind, is the existing
the good we arc to ob.
in, to be accomplished
here, in contempt and
rte. Here is, indeed, a
reluctant to snags with
be necessary, having a
inquiry, the existing
to differ most essen-
reptesented it to b;
is rot yet before us,
....se as they describe it, an
legislatures would produce
Here is only assertion
tent government will ex-
con
d 7thlans.terotnlifiella:epnlgeeeed.igee
!p•orutnanderce
s given, is the inquiry—
splayed tor taking the
stands forth a volunteer,
debate, and he tells you
,cads, he will, unless his
British Parliament to on.
ing laws for the inter.
Isgislatuses which exist
, proceed very slowly in
much cireunispec lea
stanced as it us) under
lives, their properties
under that deep responsi-
_,. _ frlu te se. Mr. Brougham
treats their caut
ion
and their ample* with contempt : he will take
the isle out of their hands, and guide the Ircitish Parliament in
Shia arduous undertaking. Let us see how far he ;bows himself et
guide, worths' nf each impertent contalence.
Ile attack; the respectable Bishop of Jamaica, not present to de-
fend himself. The Bishop, he tells us, arrived in Jamaica the Ist
March, and he dates on the 12th of that month a letter, giving
some aeronnt of what he has observed concerning the State ofthf
population, the ecclesiastical establishment, and the habits AM
character or the negroes. " What, after only 12 days' residence in
the island !" says Mr. II.; but Bishop Lipscombe is an active man,
and Mr. Brougham, I doubt not, has at many periods of his own
life so employed twelve days as to obtain in them useful informa-
tion ; but what if i: werenot 12days, but 25 days which the Bishop
had then passed !n Jainaiea ? He arrived on the 15th February—
does this make eo difference ? Und ought Mr. Brougham thus
lightly to have assailed an absent man ? The Bishop dues no:
pretend to have carried his observations respecting the negroes far.
th r than what was obvious respecting their manners and habits,
even to a cursory view ; he will proceed to visit the several parishes,
and he adds that every facility is afforded to him of visiting the
plantations. Hoes foresee that whin the Bishop has made hose
visits, and had time to extend his researches, we shall have from him
a Report most :liscordant with that wbitfit occasionally suggests a'
rich display of pathetic eloquence at the Freemasons' Tavern, and
draws tears from the eyes of the young and old, who never inquire
whether they have wept at history or a: fiction ? But among the
Bishop's observations on the habits and customs of the negroes,
there is one which is open to Mr. Brougham's sarcastic ridicule.
The negroes, when pleesed and entertained, (i. c. when they have
a holiday,) are distinguished by the finery of their dress. " What ! '
a negro fond of finery ? Bishops are so, it is true : but a negro,
in such a cliteate, wants no clothes." Now, this, I grant, is but a
trivial cireutretance ; vet our legislator for the negroes ought to
know, that it in a striking distinction of the ncgro character, that
whenever they are not employed in labour, and whenever their ho-
liday comes, they are disposed fur diversion ; they arc attired with
singular attention in all the finery they can 'Muster (and that is
not a little), and tEnt on such occasions the Ileac of the climate will
not prevent them Loin displaying all the gaudy ornaments they
possess. Even on these minute features of character, something
interesting to the regulation of those people may depend, and it is
rather unfortunate that our Legislator should have blundered so
grossly, in this first attack upon the Ilisliop.e•
But the Bishop, I doubt rot, will, all in grand time, answer
more distinctly Mr. B.'s liberal and well-timed assault. Letota
proceed to consider how our Legielztor deals svith the Jamaica
Assembly. A Bill -had been brought into that House for render.
ing negro evidence admissible iii the Courts of Justice—and ly
what " was its fate ?—rejected by a majority of 3d to 1 I—the
whole Assembly with one voice voting against it, excepting only
the individual bywhom it had been introduced. This was Colonial
liberality !" Noe, Sir, hear rite fact, and then judge of the
liberality or of the correctness of our Legislator. The Gentleman
who introduced that Bill, on conversing with other Members of the
Assembly on the subject, wasconvinced that it required more con-
sideration
who does not admit that it is a question of much difficulty ?) He
therefore, would have withdrawn his Bill; but there Was one mem.
er who would not suffer that to be done, and the original mover,
therefore, voted in the majority against his own Bill. The num.
hers are still 3d and one; but is there not, as to the conduct of the
Assembly, great difference betwixt t-he fact and Mr. B.'s represen-
tation of it.
Two Acts, however, came home from the Assembly ; one to
facilitate enutticipat(on. lie. B. passes that by without censure, it
is true ; but without a breath of commendation. Another to pre-
vent arrest of slaves for debts on Saturday. Here our Legislator
is triomphant. Arreat tiny whose debts? those of the slave?
oh no, those of the master !" Our Legislator is so ignorant as not
to are that such a measure would facilitate the change of the market
day from Senility to Saturday, it would remove the master's appre-
hension that his slaves, if allowed to frequent the market on Satur-
day, might be levied on for his debts. lime the laical Legislature,
well acquainted with'all the circumstances around it, proceeds by
sure and Wall considered steps towards the useful end which the
mother country had earnestly recommended—the abolition of the
Sunday markets. The Colonists Mattered themselves, perhaps,
that they should obtain some portion 1)f commendation, conciliate
some confidence, and that a patient and candid consideration would
be given to the awful circumstances under which they staid. They
will have to learn that their labours are treated with contempt, and
that they ere threatened with all the terrors of imperial legislation,
to be urgal and stimulated by the eloquence and talents of dlr.
Brougham !
1 wish that Mr. Brougham and the respectable gentlemen who act
with him upon colonial questions would sometimes ask themselves
whether they really wish that the population in our colonies,white as
well as black and brown, taking it upon the average, as pro-
sperous and comfoetableas under all Its eircurtunassossanyzespilations

unprejudicednedge,
Hovernment and the unprejudiced pplortion of our fellow-subjects in
Britain still take in the prosperity of colonies.
The Hawse edits your I,nrdslup a sidcere welcome, and con-
gratulates you Qn. your arrival in this part of your diocese. I'll
House regrets. in common with the inhabitants, that your stay wilt
not permit of their offering other marks of the respect they entertain
for your Lordship, or to evince their joy on the occasion of the
colony bcing honoured with the presence of the first dignitary of the
Church of England by whom it was ever visited.
JOHN DALZELL, Speaker.

To which his Lordship immcdfately replied, in substance to the
following effect
:
His Lordship returns his thanks to the Speaker and House cf
Assembly fur so flattering and public a testimony of their attention
to himself, and their respect for his saved character, and expresses
hi deep sense of the honour done him by the canfldence reposed in
him, declaring his determination, with (sod's assistance, strenuously
to promote the great object of his mission, and the important tnts..
delegated to him by his appoictment to the bead of the ecclesinsticat
government of these islands, being convinced that the moral hap-
piness of all ranks of people would be best promoted by the give
pupation of the saving truths of the Gospel.
Ilis Lordship. after repeating his thanks to the gentlemen of the
deputation, added, that the regret they had kindly evinced at the
shortness of the Pay in St. Vincent aas perfectly reciprocal; buy
expressed his hope, as St. Vincent was so short a distance from
llarbadoes„tbat he should soon again return, and Lave the pleasure
of cultivating the personal acquaintance of the initlbitauts of thii
span, which, he begged to assure them, be much desired.

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+' k. instant, at Two o'clock precisely: By 1111 ~ ' TEM ART BOYD, Esq. •
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inistriereenlituvrirpeo:rtaii,osethe.tewhoASTU:neeptir:SeeolflweitlVisete:ellisit:oenfettigoulti'styntsew.h_anoseionido
Years to great nreitit ; and to which in sailed, within the last ten i deed be Ina wish, the conduct of those he acts with is counter.
W. DUNLOP, Secretary. • JAS. HURTLE FISHER, atio•-Rim•
Printed for C. and J. ivingtoa, St. Paul's Church-yard, and years, the Grocery and Tea Trade. Capital tor both ecnicerns.re-
,
Davies-street, Groavenor-square •' • • ‘Vaterlomplace, Pall-ti 1-. guired will he 1.00114 HitiTitH -ROC7K and PATENT SALT COM- 2d Julj. 1825. Apply, if by letter, past paid, to Mr. Fortune, 29, Lombard. originated, what Must he my feelings on readine in she Times
,
This day • pcb alitalin lien. price 4ii.
.1.1 PAN Y.-The SHAREHOLDERS of this COSI PAN Y ,
street.
CLOSE. OF THE EXHIBITION. 'FRE GRA DUA DEWELOPEMENT of tbe OF- A num wanted to manage a node-water coot-ern.
we informed, that the F.XCHANGE of BANKERS' RE- •
without (an far IS I Cll see) arty sufficient correction being admi-
nd CIIAILICT ER of CBRIST in the latnenconan ---__ nr-__.oe niatered from eny other kisser. Would my zeal, thick gvou, be
CKIPTS fur CERTIFIC.ITES will be ItEgi:MED. The SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTlSTS,Surroii;vr.fter.T, ./. FICE. TITLES
- tthhee der
istas qyue :11'1 ennuilinthg
aieee
of which. however they sort be well thought of here,
receipts to be delivered at the Office en Fridays and Saturdays k PALL-HALL EAST. • , PROPHETS, aPR). ' of their INSPeRA.TION. WEST INDIES.
xiroPece
jo :
nth:
anti Leg
safer
Printed to the adoption
(when a receipt will be given for them) and the Certificates given The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS-Pr By A '- N COOPER, A.M. . ,-7.•111.0..-
fo the interval which must past benne the next Session of ?ar-
ia exchange on Mondays and Tuesdays, until the 20th .dal of LIVING ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDO3I will Oft el CollegenOxford. LETTER CHB SECOND. •
lianiutt, Mr. Brougham will perhaps tun his active mind to a
I'4 next. • CLOSE on SATURDAY NEXT. the 9th of July inst. Printed for C. std /.; tvingion, r:t. Paul's Church. yard, and -
Uth June, lIML W. DIMILOP, Secretary. Admittance Is. Catalogae IR. Waterlon-plare, Pall -in . TO Th E EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
sibdlyelilread'erateltiemlaltio':nsthVco' onfeltthisiinhlin that it inet wsoutbitidecrtiawbeiesivise or
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W. LINTON, Secretary. This •day a pubtistied. iiith Fourteen illustrative Engravings, 6s.
I may
nituttlins-hedf imniltlhenoliwriptirsoncer'rl natsonemwaskpeapersarnolef remarks
aidrktsbuiln):tann ttil..itil: ruevetu‘*.tistisioar..uhrettnoi,aeleu,setothaceyloyot
neoxtt_reme measures with the Colonial
NGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP The Galleries en be let until the commencement of the Society's
E CANAL. neat Year's Exhibition. bored'', fa. bound, and lettered.
COOKERY
The Committee of the House of Lords having voted the Preamble For pbsiculare apply to Mr. Leics., 65, New Bonelestreet. By JOHN-COPiRADI..: COOKE. the preceding day. • -aiming cnacteand as their interior
tegulatione what we at this distance recommend. Sum 1 ant "teat
and Clouts of the Bill, the Report will by made this diy. Sub. --
An orginal Work, comprising the varieties of English and Foreign Crntlt that gentleman arose, it appears that the debate had 'been .if 3lr. Brougham's Performance hi this resent instance be faitt•.
'Mimi aop Shareholders intending to Sp the Deed may do so at HAND-IN-HAND FIRE OFFICE, New Britige-
(a few aberrations exec red conhned pretty closely to the ques- fully reoorted, he consent io be one of thelemt competent of its
street, Blackfrlars, instituted a 1696: for the Insurce•of ~Pracace. •
This is not only die hear but the most economical Cookery tion moved by Mr. Buxton, sad in my former km' r have en- Menibei, to guide the Ileum iu so delicate and momentous an
001 Office till eleven o'clock this morning.
Buildings, lionseho'.d Furniture, Stock in Trade. &c. wi tin the
' By order of the Committee.
•
deavottred to allow [bat, without attampting to vindicate the violence :nye - i 's, gation.
KING and LI:KIN. Kingdom of (heat Britain. Bookextan.t. One greet advantage ;metier to [thepoant
JUNE 24. liett: family manual Is, that the eights and measures of difrerent of the Barbados mob, thew was yet room within that limit for
All Persons whose insurances become due at 3lidsunitnet are re. articles are accurately de ~' as well as the time required for
Whitehaven, June It. THOMAS VENABLES.
. .
i LONLK)N sad /30151OGNE STEAM PACKET quested to observe their Rue arenow ready, and should ne,yaid meld boiling, fy• 0. flesh, and fowl, of alland sonic innerences of impcutenee both to the. Miattioniries. who are
a sorts sent oot to the Colonies', /and to the (Mango atneng whom they essiseeosonn
COMPANY. within Ili days from this '[prod, . The Directors are desirous..
nof ' 1
. .
('spiral PAUL la I. Shares of 111. cult. calling the inn don of the inane to the advantagen derived by ell Author, h
suer.ngAll ierceripmtsg:havce, ye,Understand., been worked by the are sent. me. Brow ',Grew,. ahhhhaleg the nanny Tinge
• TNE IMMO." OF BAR AIDOES.
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hisser one. prams Infurino in this Office-that while all lowa have been w o has been for many years, and is now well known, at in which the preceding speakers bad been content to tombat. is re_
paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the Ilrighthelmstone, as an accomplished professor of the very useful presented as at once bounding over all hnerlern, trang over the
Mr-talus Scott Lillie 1 Edward Cohen, Esq.
art upon which he has written."-Time's Teletteope for 1823. wide nlain of colooial ernitroven,l't eneemienllll -Plat t" iliskaPo Aditesn,,of the Speaks and }Loose of Assembly of the Inland 0,
Colonel Grant David Laing, Esq. stabliahment of the Office, if • room of the rofits has in-
Saint Irina-tit to his Isordichir the Bishop of Barbailoes and
Lewis John Pouchee, F.sq. vuriablv been made to all persona insuring with i• London : Printed for Wn laftripkin and R. Marshal, Stationers'
them far seven IH ly 1 d . ;
Hall-court, -court, m ga.e.s reo*.• and then the Hates of Aiersey of Jatonica, and at'lengtl4 throw_
Ing down ids gavadet,iiad ',Urging himself to the House clay i., its ' nbe Leeward Islands, preowned by a Depotation of its Mem-
Tacatims-W. Ellis, Fixi. and Lewis John Pouchee, Esq. years during the whole of that period. No charge is made for
hers. at the,Coutt-liousc, in Kingstown, on 3lopday, the 11th of
AtinsfOlet.-Chtorge Kinghorn Downes, Eon. and Mr• John Policies when the sum insured amounts to 3001. or upwards. - Aj. ‘Cetiss Published staring Prasintanason„ by ]lave B. Whit- can calm cit.,. should iake due,. in then
next Session (unless art , gra
.1 " .• April, 1112.3. '
Edward Stokely. tentlance is given daily at the Office from nine In the morning • tales Maria- lane. Interior) to stand forward, himself the foremost, in proposing
My Lord, '
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Baxxxits...-Ihners. Everett, %1 siker, Maltby, and Co. Mansion until time in the afternoon. BENJ. ROUSE, Sec. 1. en hostilitlee with the eolonial legialatures, to whom at the same VIORTY.YHAR 'ln the woRLD, or Sketches °P . nd•
Ens are rile terms which be ,
House-street. - r and g•sate of a bold en's Life. By R. G. Wallace, Ea. time he hd"). And " ell declares and thee/tined with Feat danger, the House of Assembly ot St.
that his Alai •ls
tVGII4CEa.-Mr. J. W. Whinfield. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCL, Author of " Fifteen, yew in India," C. 3 eels. post llvo. Vincent receivedlit t confidence and satisfaction, the information
nrcnernwt.-31r. John Stokes, 22, 'Change-alley, Cornitill.
June 28, Ini3. • 30s, boards. men. is to Impose upon sm.
r know not wbotherMr. Brougham nos, admits that these Eme.
esti rovernatent had wisely determined to extend the
advantagtn and blaming' of an efficient and responsible Church
Tbe difficulties and unnecessary expense attendant on the pre-
The Court of D.
trecton of the Roul Exchange MMUS:ICI!. (10 42. TRUTH and FASUION, a Note]. By YaR-n. In sessiono arc of valor to Great Britain. I know that he once did so,
establishment to the \Vet Indies. The nomination of an eminent
teat mode of travelling from London to Boulogne have long been hereby give notice, that the half earl Dividend of,fistir pounds per - vol.. 12mo. Ida. boards. and that no One has het ter explained than he has done the itigeniots
thjects or complaint, among those n horn business a pleasutt cell cent' to 31idsummer last, will be payable at their Office. one. the 3. HUSBANDMUNTLNO ; or, the Mother and Daughters. Policy,
by which their intn-ests were identified with those of the
ta i is meat ire source o
mother country. But whatever he may think of their value, he 2
addinitional aatinfacion, and the !louse looks furwird with much
ti that distinguished resort of fashion.
- auyo Exchange, on the Ilth c,f.lttly next, and every 830,,dar A Tale of Fashionable LiO. In 3 vole. Ittno. 21a. boards.
The nearest existing conveyance to Boulogne is by way of Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, between the hours of ten in .
the 4. THE isf ALI,..IIALIAJWS, or A DELA IDE of holds their power of resistance very cheap; and he is right as to the
confidence, under the•wise and betrerakni pastoral superintendance
8 I ;alas, at which port passengers are compelled to disembark in oat forenoon and [woo 'Clock In tha air. moor.. • TYRCONN ;1 Romance. Dedicated by Permission to Sir fact, although there be not any gyeat - dignity or wisdom in con-
temptuously vaunting it. The linld of the colonies
on the mother' of your Lordship to the incrove of (net', the improvemen no
morals,
.and the gaieraltelitfusion (irreligious knowledge-toward<
I der to prosecute their pumey by land. The unnecessary expense The proposal for a division of 7e3,f1281. 17s. 10d. amore
g'the pro- 'lValter Scott,. ./I vole- 12mo. Ilia boards.
Letters of Rag James IL. and one from the Dune of Berwick. always find the House of Auembly, and the people genera'dy ti
sad trouble connected with such a medium cicommunication St pries,* (being at the rote of 1011/. iier cent. upon the capital stock In the Notes appended to this Work ore given four original •'
country is not in the force 'bey themselves posses, but in that
which they Might confer, if transferred to a rival naval power. the antainment of such salutary emit:vitally itnpotant ends, yon will
• very evident, and the great inconvenience experienced by lair of the Corporation) which had been agreed tom the General Court
families and invalids, render • new mode of conveyance and s- of
o the 22r1 inst. having this day been confirmed by ballot, the critically copied from the nnrienals deposited in the illanuacript Their entire commercitl value perhaps we shall not know how to
this eolanyonineerely, and heartily concurring, and the House trims
imitable.
Closet of the Librar of Tr Colle nublin and ne • r befits
Court of Directors do further give notice, that warrants forth,: rime y mall go,- , estimate till we have 100 them, althoeth their evident convenience
mush nis great and praiseworthy undertaking en the part of the
The objects of the London and Boulogne Steam Packet Corn.
II be ' edthe In IJ 1 aAsmsetntases of
and
with the new commerce of South
er country rney be viewed as a:pledge of the interest which the
i natty are to establish a line of Packets from London to Boulogne will tau on t; 0 y next, payable as above, and that Published iAkfwias a fac.aimile of the Signet and Signature the proprietors who do not • attend in to naive the rand di- tilt( 57nnearelk.: • ..1 In , anu some sym 'ntonas,of irnerity which loan yer other
direct, by which ail the inconveniences complained of may be re. ..,......_ ,„.

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d from the'Quostut of bewis Tieck.• Post fivo. 9s. boards. twice to put them to oazard ; but I will Only as
NIARIAMNE, an Historical Novel of Palestine. Dedicated to grant that a contest with them, upon What th
'ermiaston to Sit 'Walter ,cntt. Bart. 3 vols. 12mu. Ills.
A PA. EP at the PILDRIAIS in SIXTEEN HUNDRED stitutionnl ground of vital importance, would i
hays he will adroit so much, but will reply the
IRTY4LX.; a Tale of Olden Times- In 3 vols. l2mo. His. kin preference to a greater evil, and in order to
xis. ' -compensating paid. The greater evil, in his n
TALES of ARDENNES. By 11. Dereent Conway.
namable state 'login population, and du
lit. bdardit. tain is in the temeliarahon of their condition,
TRAVELS of MY NIGHT-CAP ; or, REVERIES IN malt
:as he thinks, hy legislating for them her
%'3IE.
V3IE.- With Scenes at the Congress of Verona. By the of the
hoe of Me Note-Bock, or Sketches front the Gallespulks. sfirldi Id for eexisting and local Legislatures
inctiriticitt, act] I should be relut
Men's." ' Poolseap Bm, Bs. boards.
). The "ItIMEST CASTLE and the LOIVEST CAVE?" M. brougham upon it. Ido not feel it to be
(jrdlltiotnneo that upon close zed candid it
the Author, or " The Scrinium." Three vols. 12mo. 21e.
I. The WRITER'S CLERK, or the Rumours of the Scottish' condition csf tlttlicgro population will be found
thilly hem that-whicb he and his friends have
ropolis. In 3 vols. 121110.2)s. Voted*.
1. RA MESES ; an Eg!. ptitair? ' —.with Historical Notes a and flat thew/ore the digmus visdicc Aodiss it
and•fttEhe, that even were it as miserable as
Era of the Pliaraoba; 3 v 30.4. boards.
. ,-of Rural Chuacter and atiwilillation of the power of the colonial legisla
I. OCR VILLAGE • hes
Paiute which muscceptisr it much worse. lies
tery. By Mary Russel' Mfiftivd, Author of " Julian," a "Ira- 11tillr'st assertion,
from 7a. a: iltl. boards.
I. The GIL BLAS of tfis't 'EVOLUTION ; trunslatcal amine before it decides, and pause befureit con
MU it wise and provident i
r. Third Edition, post Ord
contented to quit this part of the question, and
French of M. Picard ; 3 vale. 12 no. 21a. boards. AVMs, appears to me to be of more important
i. C(/311C TALES Awl LYRICAL FANCIES, including which Mr. Brougham is reported to have give
" Chessiarl," a Mock Heroic, and the "'Wreath of Lave." what are the qualifications which lie has disp
Charles Dibdin, Esq. Foolscap Bvo. 7e. boards. • lead upon a que4on so important? Ile stand
I. The lIER3IIT in ITALY • or Observations on the Man: uncalled upon by any thing passing Is the debt
and Castoms of the Italians E the Cemmenernent of the Nine- that, 'era many months be over oar heads,
th Century ; 3 TokS.l2tno. Ills. bands. ,
r. HIGH-WAYS and 111'..WAYS ;or TEO of the Road. aim be otberwise attained, move the British
dertake the awful responsibility of making
picked up in the Francis provinces. By a Walking Gentle- sal regulation of all the Colonies. The kg
1. Fourth Edition. In * voks. post Bvo. 14e. boards. tAiere, under a constitution long established, pt
I. SCENES and Tilt slifiliff/A. Post 800. 7s. Ftd. boards. the work of innovation. They retire with mu
I. TALES of 1/I,D MR. JEFFERSON of Gra 'a Inn, col- they have the population jvariouslywiretuusta
•d by Young Mr. Jefferson, or Lyon's lon. Vol. I, containing their eyc—i hey are legislating concet Molt their I
he Proselyte; or, the Brahmin's Tale, fadod nn and all that is dear to thvm. They are under
tlbauthenucated fact ;" hod " The but IVill sod Testament. hility. and each mania careful not to die,fe/ote
treats their eantion and their remnies with ens