The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-10 00:00:00

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No. 7,303.

LONDON, WEDN

'AY, MAY 10, 1826.

FOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES,
LITTLE DOES, AND RAFFLES.
LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE,
May 6. ISA
THE Last Doti of Drawing the Lottery being appointed
for the 13th Joy of July next, notice w hereby given, that
the jaws against the Sale, or advertising for Sale, of Foreign Lot-
fey Tickets, or of any. Lottery Tickets not authorized by Pulls.
mat. and against Little Does and Private Lotteries, will be strictly
enforced.
It W requested that the outstanding Prises may be brought in for
Torment with the least possible delay, that all the Lottery amounts
may be finally closed. HESSE.

DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.—
illAt a Meeting of the Manutactume Relief Committee, held
at the City of London Tavern, May 9, 11126,
The Earl of CLARENDON in the Chair t
Resolved, That remittances be made for the relief of the die-
teemed inhabitants of the parish of Kildwick and township o
Elstack of . - - - - £lOO 0 0
To the Local Committee of Illickhurn, for the re-
lief of the circumjacent towns and villages - 600 0 0
Amount already advent c 52,210 2 a
M. M. £6 0 The Bishop of Landaff £2O
Additional Subscription Upton Calderwood 1
of Messrs. lloltrapffel H. Edwards - 1
and Deyerlains' Work- John Ware . 6 I
men, to 41. 14e. 54. re- The lion. Philip Pusey 60 I
eeived yesterday - 410 Wm. Walton - 6 1
W. E. . 1 2 Hon. Robt. Curzon, M.P. 20 (
T. P. . 1 1 At Williams, Deacon, and Co.
Anonymous - 2 0 Geo. Minion 3
Surplus aateent of a 511 s Day ( Watford) 6
Sparring Benefit at the Miss M. Day, do. a
Tennis Court, IVind- George Price Watkins
mill-street, lifter de- (Rhosfforreys, Brecon) 21
ducting expenses, to. The Worshipful Corn.
eluding 121. 3t. W., col. pany of Goldsmiths 200
lected by J. Jackson 32 0 Wigram and Green 100
From a Traveller out of ` At Sir W. J. Lubbock.
employment, but who Ban. and Co.
can feel for others 1 0 Amiens 5
W. R. W. - 1 0 Sir Chas. Lemon., Bat. 20
Charles Wilson - 5 0 M. 8. and Friends 4
John Hatchard and Son 8 0 Thos. Leonard . 2
Barn. Clay and Co . 10 10 Clerks and workmen in
Christ. RodweU . 2 2 his employ . 1
C. W. Norte and Co. 30T. W. . 1
ato and Sons - 6 5 Rev. Thos. Vere Chute 20
Mocatto and Goldsmid 31 10 At Hankey's and Co.
Hobhouse and Co. of Geo. Mum
Bath, per Jones,Loyd, Joshua Dawlinson 1
and Co. . 11701. 15e. fid. Edward Davies . 1
Geo. Sandeman . 10 10 At Messrs. Hammersleys
A. C. Giese - 8 0 Rev. Dr. Butler, Harrow 20
Collection at the Church Wm. llendrie - 2
of Doddington, Oxon, Mrs. Fetish . 5
per the Reverend Rd. A School Subscription 6
Greavea . 181.65. 6d. John Parish . 6
Thomas Evans - 1 1 W. F. Palmer - 5
The sincere Offering of Gen. Sir 11 Calvert, Bart. 5
31. being all that she Persons employed in the
has at present to give 1 0 Manufactory of Messrs.
Capt. Geo. Sayer, C.B. 5 0 John Breadwood and
Allan Thompson . 20 0 Sone 71
Rev. Chris. Benson 1 0 At Drummonds and Co.
Collection in the Parish of ll.R.H.PrineessAugusta 100
Stratford St. Mary, Hon. G. M. Fortescue 5
near Colchester, per the Col. and Mrs. C. Madan 10 1
Rev. Charles Golding 14 0 Lieut.-General Sir Miles
J. Mullis - 2 0 Nightingale . 20
A Penny Subscription Lieut.-Col. Clayton . 6
from the Children of R. N. Geesley . 2
the National and Cha. S. R. W. A. - 2
rity School of St.slary, Earl Manvers . 105
Newington, Surrey, N. B. Edmonstone a
hoping it will prove a John Wilson . 5
stimulus to others 21. 6s. 7d. Miss Holland . 10
henry Revell Reynolds 5 5 Sir Herbert Taylor 10
Ire. Reynolds - 2 0 Sir 11. Torrents . 10
I Jos. Chambers 5 0 Lord flelgrave . 50
- 3 3 John Doughton . 21
Collections made at Messrs. B. T. C. Brooksbank 10 I
T. &W. Hawes' 51anufactory. J. L. L. • 1 1
Mr. Nelson . 2 0 C. P. J. . . 2
Mr. Cook . 2 0 51. P. Le 5
Mr. Davis - 1 0 Thomas Cotton . 6
Mr. Sotheden . 1 0 Lady E. H. Ashburnham 10 1
Mr. Rhodes - 1 0 Lady H. T. Ashbumhion 10 1
Mr. Griffiths . 1 0 Lietot...C,olonel Oke 5
Labourersintheiremploy7l.4B.6d W. L. Bathurst . 10
Smith and White 3 3 Hon. W. K. Barrington 5
Wm. Hine - 2 0 Colonel Jodrell - 5
Mrs. Budgets . 2 0 At Wright and Co.'s
!"Sarah Williamson 1 0 His Grace the Duke of
Hon. W. H. Lyttelton 5 0 Norfolk - 200 (
Lady Sarah Lyttelton 3 0 Montague Gore . 10 C
Rev. Dr. Russell 10 0 Workmen at Mr. Silk's,
Stephen Butler . 1 0 Long-acre - 315
Rev. Dr. Bell, Preben. At Morlands and Co.'s
der yof Westminster 20 0 F:om the Ornament Carv.
A Collection at St. George ers' Society, held at
the Martyr, Queen-sq., the Merlin's Cave,Msr.
after a Sermon by the Caveadisb-sq. 2 0
Rev. J. L. Martyn, JotanTat.de, Esq., Percy.
Rector 45 0 street - 8 a
And by the Rev. J. L. The Hon. and Very Rev.
Martyn, for his first the Dean of Windsor 10 0
Weekl;Collection front At Retries and Co.
the Parishioners of St. George Darling, M.D. 5 6
George the Martyr, James Trevor . 2 2
Queen-square 251. ids. Id. Anonymous - 10 0
W. A. H. . 10s. 6d. Hy. Greswolde Lewis 6 0
Charles Stable - 2 0 At Cocks and Co.'s
Peter Auber - 5 5 Henry R. Parson, of
W. Sadgrove, of Eldon. Brompton .. 8 0
street 5 2 John Buller . 20 0
Thomas Greene, M.P. 60 0 Sir Thomas Winnington,
Mrs. Greene - 25 0 Bart, M.P. . 10 10
At Messrs. Dixone and Co.'s W. W. Whitmore, Esq.,
Robert Trento - 20 0 M.P. 20 0
The Rev. A. Bold - 5 0 Rev.H. Holland Edwards 10 0
Bettye. Fisher, &Sudlow 10 0 Thos. Butts, Esq. 5 0
At Coutts and Co.'s At Cockburn. and Co.'s
Lord Rivers - 100 0 Timothy Bligh - 5 0
J.A.StuartWortley.,sl.P.loo 0 George Pope - 5 0
Hon. P. S. Pierrepout 20 0 Jae. T. Halyday . 2 0
Edw. Rose Tunno - 50 0 Mrs. Chas. Thiselton 5 6
J. H. Peile 50 0 At Barclays and Co.
Hoe. R. Fitzgibbon - 10 0 Beck, Allan,•and Shear.
James Blair - 25 0 man . . 10 10

/AMENTAhr

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CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES.
Commissariat Department, Trauniry Chambers,
11th May, 1826.
UCII Persons as are desirous of contracting with the
SAgent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish foe twelve
months, from the 25th June neat, such quantities of COALS and
43Npl,ES as may from time to time be required, for sundry
Bursas and Stations in the undermentioned Counties and Islands,
may receive Particulars of the Contraction applying at this Office
between the hours of ten and four, and to the respective Barrack
)laters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and
&lira their Tendets at this Office, as Ciao's, vls.
Tinders for supplying Coals, sealed up, and marked t° Tender
be Mat," until twelve o'clock on Wednesday. 21st Way instant.
4111=for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked " Ten.
111 Candles," until twelve o'clock on Friday, the 2d of
:FiL:ut no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will
be weiswroode as. or gamed to, a printed Particular,
slSe isaiesed in weeds an length ; now under a Letter be
reseal Propese/, flams swi of known property,
to become bound with the party persons
tendering in die sum
es in the Particulers, for the die performance of the
Contract.
Tenders to be made foe the several nties, and separate Bar-
racks and Swims, as specified in the ParticuLars of Contrscts.
COUNTIES, Ike.
Bab i Pembroke
Brectnock Suffolk
Somerset
Surrey
Sussex
Warwick
Fork
North Britain
Islands of Guernsey,
Jersey, and Alderney.

Rants
Isle of :din
Isle of Wight
Kent
Lancaster
Norfolk
Northumberland
Northampton
Nottingham

Ibheeter
Cornwall
Cumberland
Devon
Paw
Durham
Elms
Gloucester

THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN WHITE,
kw a Seaman belonging to the East India Merchant Ship
LOWTHER CASTLE, deceased, by applying to Mr. Leekey,
No. 4, Blue.gate.place, Shad ell, may hear of something to tbeir
advantage.

This dos, past Bw. Ills. 6d.
THE TRUE HISTORY of the STATE PRI-
SONER, commonly called " The Iron dlask," extracted
from Documents in the French Archives.

AT ICLES OF ANT 1(1171 T •A
ND VIRTU. CHOICE OLD
WINES, AND SOME FURNITURE.
By Mr. CHRISTI E,
On the Premises., the Rectory House, Reigate, on THURSDAY,
May 18, at 11 for 12 o'clock precisely ; by order of the Execu.
ten of John Saunders, Esq. deceased,
ASmall assemblage of ARTICLES of VIRTU ; con-
sisting of a fine cast from the Apollo Belvedere, and
of the Venus de Medici', and three other Statues of the size of the
three originals ; Models of the Temples at Pas:um, and one very
curious ditto, of the complete site of ;be ancient Town of Pompeii ;
Sulphur Casts from Gems; Architectural Fragments of Marble,
brought from Attica,; a small assemblage of very choice and highly
beautiful painted Grtek Vases ; Groups and Figures sculptured in
Florentine alabaster ; a pair of fine Slabs of Egyptian Granite ; a
Mountain Barometer ; a few Articles of useful Furniture ; and the
remainder of the contents of the cellar of genuine and fine Old
Wines.

COCIETY fbr PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT
13 and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS.
Patron—His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
President—His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY.
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Society
.171 be bald on TnIMIDAY, the 18th inst., in the Rooms of the
Royal Society of Literature, at No. 2, Parliament•atreet. His
Urace the Archbishop of Canterbury will take the Chair at Twelve
o'clock precisely. W. JOHNSON HODBER, Secretary.
Sociery's Chambers, 3, Parliament-street, May 1826.

Hy the Hon. GEORGE AGAR ELLIS.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day is published, price 6d.
AN ADDRESS to the MANUFACTURERS of the
UNITED KINIADOM, stating the Causes which have
led to the unparalleled Calamities of our Alsoufacturing Poor; and
the Proposal of a Remedy, which will remove their Distresses, in-
crease their Comforts, and better their Conditions in Human Life.
By WILLIAM HALE.
" Whatever is morally wrong, can never be politically right."
U. J. Fox.
London : Sold by Hoidswerth, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
Fremont, Brown's-lane, Spitalliehls.

Just published by John Cumberland, No. 19, Ludgate-hill,
THE BRITISH THEATRE, price Sixpence
each.
No. 88. THE LORD OF THE MANOR ; with a Wood
Engraving of Mr. Fawcett as Sir J. Contrast; Mr. Jones, as
Young Contrut ; and Mr. Liston, u Moll Flaggon.
N 0.87. OBERON ; or, the Charmed norm With a Portrait
of Mira Vincent.
No. 86. THE GOOD-NATURED MAN. By Dr. Gold.
smith ; with an Engraving of the Bailiff Scene.
No. 85. A BOLL) STROKE FOR A WIFE ; with s fine
Portrait of Mr. W. Farren, as Perriwinkle.
No. Bo. TRIBULATION ; or, Unwelcome Visitors. By the
Author of Paul Pry
No. 77. THE SLEEP-WALKER;. as now performing st the
Theatre Royal, Havmarket.
Na 78. ORES ; with a Ppanat ei mt.
N 0.71. BRUTUS ; with a /*molter 111 r. Kean.
No. 63. DER FREISCHUTZ ; with a Wood Engraving.
No. 50. THE ALCAID; with a Portrait of Madame Vestris.
No. 8. OTIIELLO ; with entire new Remark. on the Play,
and a comparative Criticism upon the performances of the most
celebrated Actors, from Betters= to Macready.

May be ♦iewed two days preceding, when catalogues may be
had at the Libraries, Brighton ; at the White Hart, Reigate, and
the chief Inns in the neighbourhood ; at the Auction Mart. Bar.
tholomew-lane ; and of Mr. Christie, King street; St. James's-
square.

ALADDIN.—The following MUSIC in the Opera of
ALADDIN, composed by Henry R. Bishop, and the rest
will appear in a few days :
" Are you angry, Mother?" " The days of the Valley are o'er,"
" In my bower a Lady weeps"—Sung, by Miss Stephens.
" The Sun is o'er the mountain," ' A hundred the noblest wait
on her throne"--Sung by Miss Johnson.
" Sister. I have loved thee well," " Araby, dear Araby"—Sung
by Mr. Sinclair.
" The ring, the little golden ring"—Sung by Miss Pove7.
" Ere the stars of night arise"—Duet, sung by Miss Stephens
and Miss Johnson.—Goulding and D'Almaine, 20, Soho-square.

ISLINGTON.

rllO be SOLD by iiiffirkit CONTRACT, by Mr.
1_ D. S. BAKER, the LEASE, for near 3d years, at a ground.
rent, of a desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, in most excellent
order, very pleasantly situate in New-terrace, near Colebrook-row;
containing five good proportioned bed-rooms, with large closets,
drawing-room, dining and breakfast-rooms, neatly fitted-tip, china
cupboards, kitchen, and numerous domestic conveniences.
Further particulars to be had of Mr. D. S. Baker, Auctioneer and
Appraiser, Islington.

Sir,. L.. . 20 0 Thee. Smith S 10 10
Thos. Cockburn . 10 10 Rev. W. G. Townley 10 0
John Richardson . 5 0 Penny and Crighton 10 20
Rev. %i'm. Buller . 3 3 Rich. Lee - 21 0
Thos. Ferrer, . 6 0 J. and C. Rogers and Co. 26 6
Al rs. Graham • 10 0 N. and G. Somme, - 6 0
Hon. Wm. Bligh - 10 0 John Hanley . I 1
Everington and Graham 10 10 W. Brown, 0.11. - 3 0
N. Sheerly - 6 0 Fru. Brewin . 10 10
The Earl of Fortescue 60 0 S. C. 31. . • 6 0
Samuel Mure - 10 0 L. M. M. . 2 0
At Child and Co.'s N. N. - . 2 0
T. G. 31. 1 0 John Bockett . 60 0
John Pensam . 10 0 R. F. Reynolds - 10 10
11. S. 1 0 Plummer and Wilson 25 0
Rev. R. W. Sibthorp 31 10 Jos. Schroder and Son 6 0
J. W. Birch . 2 0 Favell, Beddome, and Co. 5 0
Rev. It. Edwards . 5 0 Hudson Gurney, M.P. 100 0
IVm. Townsend - 5 5 John Smith - 10 10
The Duke of Bedford 200 0 Geo. Slack - . 2 0
Lord bake - 60 0 T. W. and J. Horne 10 10
Mrs. Planck - 2 2 Thos. Harrington . ,25 0
R. R. Wood . 20 0 S. B. . 10 0
Miss Wood • 3 0 L. B. . 5 0
S. Crawley. M.P. . 50 0 It. B. - 6 0
Sir H. Halford, Bart. 25 OA. W. and H. Barclay 21 01
Alex. Brodie . 2 0 J.C. - 0 6
R. B. Armstrong . 6 6 John Dibble - 1 0 1
F. J. Davies . 10 0 Gordon and Graham 6 6
N. R. Toke - 25 0 Alexander H. Hamilton 25 0
Reverend Josh. Allen 20 OE. Goodwyn, M.D. 10 0
J. Anderson . 6 0 Smith and Bayley 21 0
C. 0. Bowles - 5 0 Richard Smith - 10 10
At Messrs. Twining's. Elk, Branthwayt 3 0
Joseph 3laberley . 10 OJ.E. T. . 2 0
John Twining . 10 0 John Ray . 10 10
At H. Hoare and Co.'s At Messrs. Bouverie and Co.
Jonathan RaMe - 20 0 Fres. Baring . 12 0
Thomas Drake . 5 5 A young Lady • 50 0
James Quilter . 3 3 Robert Marsham 5 0
J. H. Arnold . - 21 0 Thos. Lodingtoo Fairfax 10 0
Sir E. Knatrhbull, Bart. 60 0 At Pried and Co.
Sir C. Robinson - 10 0 Henry Lupton - 1 0
Alexander Murray 10 0 L. B. Seeley and Son 6 5
C. D. - . 11 0 Thomas Stone . 1 0
Langham and Co. - 6 6 James Bonus . 110
Mrs. Barker, Stamford 10 OC. C. - - 6 0
H. 11. Oldie . 21 0 Mills, Jowett, and Mills 10 0
Dr. Steinkopff - 2 2 At Snow and Co.'s
T. H. Bower - 2 2 Hon. George Lamb 10 0
William Provost . 10 10 D. W. Gregory - 6 0
William Tibbs - 6 0 Joseph Planta, jun. 10 10
Right Hon. Sir W. Grant 25 0 J. G., per Mr. Ferguson 113
Mrs. E. Cutting . 5 5 Lady Mallet Vaughan 10 0
The Lord Bishop of At Gosling and Co.'s
Bangor 60 0 Lieutenant-Gen. Sir H.
The Countess De Grey 10 0 Clinton, G.C.B. - 5 0
Lord Gifford - - 25 U Lord Widslngbain 60 0
Robert Wilmott . 10 10 C. J. B. - - 1 1
Samuel R. Well - 2U 0 W. J. B. - - 2 2
Col. Edw. Fanshawe, per The Society of Apothem-
the Inhabitants of East caries - - 60 0
Stonehouse. including Col. Thos. Armstrong 10 0
one day's pay from the Om. Jas. Chohnondeley 100 0
Engineers and Work. Wm. Egerton, 31. P. 100 0
men employed on the William John Law 20 0
Public Works 100 0 Reverend C. Plumer 5 0
Sir B. W. Bridges, Bart. 10 0 Reverend John Moonlit 6 0
Col. Edw. lanatiawe 10 - 0 Simon Yorke - 10 10
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. H. HYETT. Sec.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed " Te Francis
Freeling, Elm., Imndon," and superscribed, " Manufacturers'
ReliefCanmsitc4."

ASHFORD, MIDDLESEX.
CAPITAL MODERN FAMILY MANSION.
On a small scale; 119 Acres of Land, - several eligible
sites for erecting Villas ; fifteen miles • the
property and residence of Mr
Peremptorily
At the Auction Mart, on T'

ordered to

Lots, and
COP YHOLD EST/
certain, Laud-Tax
Church at Ashtord ;
fitted o-

beautiful -
thriving plantations,
offices, coach-house,
garden, plc
yard, and _
meadows, containing
like appearance. Also, a
containing eighty-one a,'
The above property :
consequence, with exceli,
from Laleham one and a
Staines, Ave from Ostia,
Kingston, and fifteen from
Half the purchawtsmoney
per cent.
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OF LORDS, Talkiest', lbw IP.
Bmgden, Sir Henry Parnell, and other MI:AM tif *D-
Aof Dominoes, hrogght up the Silk Dreier' BRI, the 01f•
and Bo*uses• Bill, the Yeomanry Corps' Bill,the Attestant
West India Steam Navigation Bill, sad several private nabs
were mad a Grit time.
e. Mason, from she pulls Howe, prevented the usual stuomes
annuities and pensions £rpjfltd by the Feu Indies rAPTIPIfif •
also accounts of attain aspen's& Incurred & the Compaq.
ROMAN CATHOLIC&
KINGSTON ptcsentiod a *Sitio, from the Nowa
county of Leteint, ples*hvg for a roped Of die

SLAVERY.
of OIAUCESTER prosated a petition frets Moo.
• slavery.
GAME LAWS.
!FIELD presented a petition boor the Ming_ Wa.
Lancaster, praying fqs a revision of As' hilthe Lai,.
observed, that the 3d-twist:atm of Liticesldell oafs
Bin calling for such & _revision, and lwr datiosti
__......ir wishes.
iROSVENOR aupportial the prayer of the petite*.
UNIVERSITY OF OLASOOW.
-4. hiON'f ROSE presented a petition from the Vol.
-",.. against a clause in the Irish Prisons' a
.. ...• obedient persons ramp practising in
they have csedcstials from one or other elf
Ant, Edinburgh, or Dahlia.
LAUDERDALE atsppgrtgrk the widen, onA
- sae/neon of geatiscalLandocated at °Resew
prisons in Ireland.
JALE prebented a petition from the Tenattra at
•Tarnpike Trust, against the itletropolitan•Turnpike
POOR LAWS.
ANLEY said, that the absence of a h:ohlit
induced him to forego hie intention of introdneirg this
ct of the state of the pont in Ireland t hot he world
; view, and call their Lordships' attention to it to
next Session of Parliament.
'3IERICK regret'ed that the Noble Earl had
...agitate an important a. quebtion WI the lirtrodue.
Poor laws into Ireland, at this late period of the last
Parliament.

1Y said his object was to avoid agitation.
MINA'. JUSTICE BILL.
.YERPO('I. moved the Order of the Day for
resolve itself Into a Committee upon the Bill t..e
‘e administration of Criminal Justice in E..gisnd. lira
Lordship wished to state to their Lordships two or three facts,
which were of importance in the discussion of that Bin. In the
first plaee,he regretted to state, that there appeared to be an Increase
of crime during the last seven years, as compared with the pre-
ceding seven years ; but though there hail been an increase cY
crime, the more heinous offences were less numerous, and,rthat was
not to be expected, the increase of crime in the manufacturing
districts was not so great as in the agricultural part of the country.
Ilia Lordship thought that fact ought to induce their Lordships to
go materially into the consideration of the (lime Laws.
The Bill then paused through a Committee, was repretad,
and ordered to be printed with the amendments.
Adjourned at Ball-past Six o'Clock.

MOUSE OF COMMONS, TVESDAT, MAY 9.

ST. GEORGE'S DIVORCE BILL.
On the motion of Mr. P. CORUET, the St. George's Divoros
Bill went through a Committee. Counsel was heard, and witnesses
examined at the Bar of the House.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
Mr. WM. STEWART presented a petition from the county
of Armagh, praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery.
Similar petitions were presented by. Mr. Portman, fmm Sher.
borne; by Mr. Leycester, from Storminster, in Dorsetshire ; by
Mr. %V. Smith, front Weaterham, Bishops' Auckland, Middleton,
Paisley, flamingo. and Padihant.
Mr. W. DUN DAS presented a petition from certain propel..
tors of West India property, residing in Edinburgh. complaining
of the deterioration of their property. In consequence of the Its.
quent discussion of the question of %Vest India Slavery.
CURRENCY OF SCOTLAND.
Sir GEORGE WARRENDEB presented a petition fepet
Kelso. in Itoabarghshire, praying that no alteration might take
place in the currency of Scotland.
Mr. ABERCROM BY said, if his Majesty's Ministers had
been present, he would have called their attention to the subject, to
laziness his satisfaction of the line of conduct pursued by the Coco.
mime up stairs, to which such petitions were referred.
GAME LAWS.
Mr. B. WILBRAHAM (as we understood) presented a petition
from the acting Magistrates of the county of Lancaster assembled
at Quarter Sessions, praying foe some alteration in the Game
Laws.
Lord STANLEY disclaimed some observations which bad been
attributed to him on a former discussion of those laws.
CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
Mr. SPRING RICE presented a petition fkom the Roman ea.
tholics of the county of lastrito, praying that the'diaabilities whisk
affect their body may be removed.—Ordered to be printed.
CORN LAWS.
Mr. PHILLIPS presented a petition from the cotton spinner! of
Manchester. praying for a repeat of the Coro Law& Ifs said, in
some observations which fell from him the other night. he had add
that the !manufacturers were quite competent to discuss and deOide
on the merits of the Corn Laws. lie would now say, that he Oran
led to make that observation from the acute reasoning he pereefetws
to be contained in the pedtions which they had sent to
the House on the subject, and from the observations of
Gentleman who was quite competent to judge who had
been at a meeting of manufacturers. where the question was is.
cussed with a propriety which would have done honour teeny
assembly. A petition had been presented the other nigh; to
the House, front certain machine menufacttirers, coMplainlng of
the restrictions which were laid on the exportation of machinbry.
He wsa sorry Ministers were not then in their places, as it was his
intention to have inquired if they intended to use any means to
give employment to those artisans. Ile thought it was better anise
men should be employed in constructing machines foe the use of
foreigners than to starve for want of employment.
Ordered to be printed.
Mr. HUME said he had presented the petition alluded to. H•
entirely agreed in the sentiments of the Hon. Member (Ale. Phil.
lips), and would on Thursday next move that leavebe granted foe
the exportation of machinery, and that it be placed on the same
footing as other articles of commerce. Ile thought, if they did pot,
that the consequence would be that foreigners would look for ma.
chinery from America.
Mr. HEATHCOTE presented a petition from Boston, against
any alteration in the Corn Laws.
Alr. HUME moved for a return of the number of officers ap.
pointed to first commissions of cavalry, and thence .appointed to
regiments of the line, between the 26th March, 1816, and 25tir
March 1822. The Honourable Gentleman said, his onimtwas
to show that in the year 1812 an enormous return was tarnished.—
Ordered.
Lord MILTON presented a petition from the students ofAl.
bany College, county of York, praying for the abolition of negro
elevery.—Ordered to be laid on the table.
SURPLUS CAPITAL.
Sir T. I,ETHBRIDIIE said he hid to present speeltion to the
House, which was of the utmost importance at the present period,
when distress was so prevalent. It was from Sir John *notate,
who prayed that The unemployed surplus capital of the country
might be used In cultivation of the waste land. The petitioner
suggested this's a profitable way of occupying the poor.—Laid on
the table.
On the PERI the Bankers sll3ill
went through ' rt.
port warn be

....... 0 rrHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the SALES BY AUCTION. PARLIAN
eld A_ SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Sulfolk.street, Pall-
mall East, is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the hlorning SECOND SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND, HOUSE o
until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues, Is. NEW CROSS. KENT-ROAD.
lie- T. C. HOILAND, Secretary. By Mr. SIICTTLEWORTH, Mr. Breeden, file
of At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in 64 Lots.
CLOSE OF TIIE PRESENT ExififfitiiiN. House of rnittons,
SECOND )
BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.—The
ili IERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the A important FREEHOLD ESTATE, Situate contiguous to and Went inks stet
) WORKS'I,I. of BRITISH ARTISTS, including the celebrated New Cross Turnpike, in the counties of Kent and Surrey, eXtend- which were read a Sri
0 PICTURE of CHRIST CROWNED with THORNS. by W, iyoriciuwiat_hipplegaisaantet and advantageous hoots es for the erection of Mr. Mason, from
1 HILTON, R.A. purchased br the Directors, IS OPEN DAILY. ''''' Residences, on the Greenwichg
and Camberwell of anniljtja, and pen
1 from Ten in the Morning until Five in the Evening, and will close Roads, and offering desirable situations for buildings of a public and also account' 0
O on the 20th instant. nature, manufactories, &e. This part of the Estate will comprise
O Admission bk.-Catalogue Is. -- 64 lOW with frontages of from 48 to 175 feet, by depths of from 48 r
to 196 feet. The land-tax is redeemed, and each lot will entitle the The Earl of KIM
is W. BA RNARD, Keeper.
purchaser to a vote for the county. Catholics of the cow
0 11? LECTION of WILLIAM WARD, Esq. A May be viewed by application to Thomas Hone, at the Fiv. penal laws
4)'. 121 PUBLIC MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr. WM. Bella, opposite the Land, in the Greenwich-road, of whom per
•„ WARD will take niece at the elty of London Tavern, on tinnier, may be had ; also of Mr. haw, Solicitor, 10. New-square. The Duke "Mt
0 FRIDAY, the 12th Instant, at determine upon the measure, best Lincoln's-Inn ;at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 211, Poultry clinger against slaves
&rotated to secure the Return of that Gentleman to Parliament,
as one of the Representatives for the City of London, at the ap. BROMLEY COMMON. KENT. Lewd SUFFIELI
o preaching Election. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, eiturates of Lancer/
The Chair td be taken at Two o'clockredsely.
0 CHARLES PRICE, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, June 28, at 12, in Seven Lou, His Lordship obserr
unless an acceptable offer is made for the whole by Private Con- nearly unanimous in
0 Chairman of the Committee. tract previous to the Ist of June, concurred is their wit
Committee-Roma Cite of Leaden Tavern, . A N Extensive and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Earl GROSVEN
il May 4, 1828. t,. comprising a moat desirable Fans, with a aubmantial and UNIN
e ST. MARTI.SiOXE. Mar 6, 1826. very compact Resident* and oNotasurard for a Gentleman, The Duke of MO
0 IXT ANTED to borrow the Sum of FOUR THOU- ~A,...........Vicu11ur1it4 "11'2 Srittagial4in bus mils y r4tuate 014 Bromley "inky of Mawr,
10 Os eounty of &mt. The tidily A
gV V SAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, on transferrable ""'""""' "" 'in 141.1111111. to a soodopissaffed la trdinuareri
home Lames sm.!
Bonds of MX sack ,tsearin!t 1.1 per tot. hirerssts payable at the rawly. sweisini gm rass.isosesis. sod ANA Contra vi
13 l.'•wp Hones 4013.71.1 r. ; t erekteSum to bq secured on the sow „who, drosiv mews, ...widow, WOW* lllO -111.4 et LA
0 it afr ;an if the NM P li." the Sonde to be prepared at the
0 expense of the Pariah. numerous oenvetuanees,' with a essofsAcess. staid-7C fear Isrsos, etisiptalusg. se he 4
and other accommodations for the establishment of a gentleman. front practising In p
Particulars, containing Extracts from .the Parochial Acts of The Farm reminisce Two Hundred and Eighty-four Acres and Lord REDESDA
I Parliament. showing the Powers and Regulations of the Vestry, as
Twenty-one Perches of rich old theadow, pasture, arable, and wood the ))ileum-Tempi)o to paying off Moneys borrowed on Bonds, are I7ing at the Lout et land, forming excellent preserves for game: the whole in the most Trust Bilk
0 House, for the perusal and signature of Persona intending to make
Tenders, which Tenders must be sealed up and endorsed " Ten. luxuriant state of cultivation, with a bailiff's house, a large farm
ode house, homesteads, and every necessary agricultural building. den Lending Money," and be immediately delivered to the A Fad DA RNLE
2 Vestry Clerk. cottage, the Chequers Public-house, &e. forming advantageous sp. Friend' had Induced
0 A Vestry will be held at the Court House of the said Parish, purtenanees. The neighbourhood is highly respectable, the farm Session the subject oable,
keep it steadily in vie
3 Marylebone-lane, for the purpose of opening, considering, sod and country adjacent abounds with game, and foxhounds are ken-
nelled in the Immediate vicinity. The estate also possesses value-
-0 selecting Tenders on SATURDAY NEXT, end (if necessary) .the course of the nee
hie frontages for building, on the high turnpike road to Tunbridge 0 on the following 'Saturday, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. The Earl of LI M.
Wells and Hastings.
VT:log.llf tt
the properpo 1 of
aalw
8 The Money will be required forthwith, after the acceptance of the
Tenders. By Order of the Vestry. play be viewed by application to Mr. Salmon, on Bromley Com.
J. H. GREENWELL, Vestry Clerk. mon, near the farm, of whom particulars may he had 20 days pre-
vious to the Sale; also at the Bell, Bromley ; Crown. Seven o:tka; Seusion of Parliamee
Earl DARNLEI
9 This day is published, in two vols. Bvo. price 244. boards. Crown, Tonbridge; Sussex Hotel, Tonbridge Wells ;of Messrs.
IRELAND IN PAST TIMES ;an Historical Re- Weahaw and Son, Solicitors, Holborn-aunt, Gray's Inn ;at the CRI
o unspent, Ecclesiastical and Civil, with Illustrative Notes. Mart; and of 111 r. Sbuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. The Earl of MI
0 J. Hatchard and Son, London ; and R. M. Time, Dublin.
10 This day. nest hen. 10s. Rd. REIGATE, SURREY. Improving die admtn

f 4

11.:ArITAL ffilul/bRIA FAMILY /1111.e.aivr., .... —.-.
On a small scale; 119 Acres of Land, presenting several eligible On the motion of Mr. PERRTES, the Bankers (Sentland)*Bill
sites for erecting Villas • fifteen miles from London; late ilul went through a Committee. The House then resumed. The rt.
property and residence of re. Elizabeth Adams, deceased: port was brought up, and ordered to be reconsidered to-morrow.
Peremptorily, by Mr. NEWTON, Mr. J. S. BUCKINID HA M.
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Ala, 26, at 19, in Five bard JOHN RUSSELL said he hid to present n petitio I.
Lots, and • ithout reservation, the House on a subject of considerable importance. connected with
COPYHOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, Fine the Government of India. The case bpd been already before. the
certain, Land-Tax redeemed, Tithe-free, situate near the Hama, but under different circurnatfires. The objection roads
Church at Ashford ; comprising an excellent uniform Brick-built to entertaining it on that occasion was, that its merits were Wine
Residence, fitted up and finished in a superior style, commanding a court of law, and it was, therefore, improper for the Hour? to In.,
beautiful diversified grounds, richly ornamented by forest trees and talc*. The ruin the petitioner then apprehended had
as et c be.
gtuknn
thriving plantations, neat gravel walks, &c.; attached and detached fallen him, s natural MUM of the oppressive measures al
offices, coach-house, and stabling, hot-house, green-house, flower- in reference to him. The petitioner stated that Ile wyot 19 .
garden, pleasnre-grounds, lawn, kitchen garden, fruit walls, paved bay in 1814, and Lard Hastings had left
.previons •th that
yard, and outbuildings of various descriptions. Also doe rich priori abolishedsbisnannenhip of tb• press, leavingeditoriSci ses
meadows, containing thirty-one acres, well-enolosed and of park- on theta own me oubject ealy to certain mild rsgOT dons.
like appearance. Also, a compact Freehold and Copyhold Fano, The petitiaaes bad sister 6eN inouglit to trial but, once,, In (bet
containing eighty-one acres of rich arable land. • was . far. sallialing- go ,the( partiality of certain antlom. tics 4
The above property is surrounded by a neighbourhood of the first but as this eepaskw.... ha . was fully . acquitted . 'the pen; sr,
Tie
consequence, with excellent roads in all directions; is situate a mils en inisil Ids. jimmal,, invested twenty thousand nde
from Laleham one and a half from ltedfont, two and it hail from in it, • ant Lit lit "slue mail it. became north, 40 J.
Staines, five from ()attends, seven from Windsor, seven from Us +aid MOIL "amar to tiovemnient for pilotage and Mel
Kingston, and fifteen from London. things. l`mltistier, wortn to item, that lot only ton. Half the purchase:money may remain on mortgage, at foot- sett was ma* .kist kis work. was held in the lit bqK
per cant. • esteem. TM gratisiseso be latterly received ars no.
To be viewed (the house by tickets). Pristallasnmiptin pied- tiamehat the atisidlif puillited in his publication was 6 rmjya ge
edam withbtaa= of the estate and elevation 44 deliediessa tbillidian Gonlirigionl. sn4:( Lord A. Ross)S*g t thst the
may be 0 at the following neighbouring innet, , asides sefaseediamers 414 g,nauna Knott girri tifoSfe SO •
Sudan; CathereneWhad,Rgbam ; Crunle,‘Vindsor t Chian,
.acid net
la ere Madrid,, theta;i4,ins on.
tont Stir end Oats', Richmond; Toy. ihrnron Come I Diamist .oliaid not de satossui,thei was treeeifilia•roi ~ (Alma
Yerk,Oadands ; Black Dog, Bedfast; King's Hand,Tvrislis; Itear.k, abed, altos Lord Hoene. seared, Ilia la s ismilinitinig
oaks% Heig,Waltoa ; Rose and Crown. Hounslow; ikt.. Maim of dui FOPS 11/11*. ibiterdelt j 1111444 *NI All* ' t lir bc.i..ir4
realliJa/IWOre ; Kitchen's Hotel,Piecadilly; at MO . • had • •ohir Paladoom m 4 lieelinili4 . • • lin'',
. Bidet, I.)tylor, and Cox, Solicitors, 3, Cloak • while I,449lParand in hole poem,• lb e • ' •-•
Iv
aide; and of Mr. Newton, Auctioneer, SurveYan and' i oPpaltfisensitai riPenihyterien id '
$, Cornhill, to whom all applications for tickets to silo' or nrsititheigitomv bait , . , . ' •
..... so g....
letter, free of *Oar) mot be mode. —4 Y.; "; • hill t •
N.D. AU the valuable Timber will be indeded in thelleggliill, 'lit albigadatlik ' —4.11-" l's ' —4." ' t ' 11%.;
, „ linen. . ; ..! I t 1..,1A,.. , L., i:C4Sitlii4: t st"o4 +t..:.',..7 . l''".