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London, England, 1826-02-14 00:00:00

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BARON OF RENFREW4
SALE by AUCTION, on the FRENCH COAST, on Mon-
day, February 20, 1828, and following Days,
E WHOLE of the CARGO saved front
the Wri.ek'of the BARON of RENFREW, consist.
Ing

84 Masts, selected for the British Navy.
1889 Pieces Yellow Pine Timber.
1201 Ditto Red Ditto Ditto.
337 Ditto Oak Ditto.
78 Ditto Bard Wood, various Sorts.
9.430 Ash Oar Rafters.
57136 Staves.
32250 Deals.
' 3313 Pieces Lathwood.
•
The Cargo will be put up in Lots to suit the convenience of
Purchasers, and will be sold by the French Cubic Foot, equal
to one Foot and a Quarter English. By Permission of the
Right lion. the Lords of the Treasury, this Property may be
imported in either British or Foreign ifressels, on Payment of
such Duties only as the Cargo wotild have been liable to had
the Vessel arrived direct from • Quebec. The Sale will take
place on the Spot where the Timber lies. -
The Port of' GreVelines presents many advantages for the
purchasers of those pods. The shipping-place is perfectly
Sheltered, being at Fort Philip, within the entrance of the
River or Canal, leading to Oravelines ; and from thence there
r* very tine water-conveyance into the interior of France and
into Flanders.

True Deals, Staves, Oars, and Lathwodd are piled close to the
loadingaplace. The greater part of, the Timber is upon the
Reach, to the westward of Cheyennes harbour, from which
place it may be removed, to the Harbour, either by carting or
=
outing.
The following are the ordinary Rates of 'Freight by the
Canals, and,. for a considerable quantity a diminutum of these
Rates may be expected :-...From the Depot at Fort Philip to
Paris by the Canals, of St. Quentin, &c. 30 franel, equal to
245. fid. per ton, of 42 French feel from' ditto to Lille, 3 francs.
4s. 2d. do.; from ditto to Crambray, 01s. 6s. Bd. do. ; from
ditto to St. Quentin, 12fs. 10s. 9d. ditto. 1
The Port charges on vessels loading for Exportation amount
to about sfs. or 4s. 2d. per ton Register.
Conditions of Sale and Catalognes to be had by application
to :11r. C. RICHARDSO;sI, jun. Limehouseouni at 69, Corn.
hill, where, also, Books- containing the measurement of the
Timber may be-seen.

THE (MANTA. AND STONE, LUMBAGO, /tc.
lIICKNIAN'S PILLS are allowe,d to be the
most cievcessful Preparat ant -for etlectually removing
sand prevtiiting the future recurrence of those Disordeis
which arise from amituperfect action of the Urinary Orpuis,
as Greed and Stone, Lumbaxo, Pains in the Brick and Loins,
Suppression of U 1 Curnposed of the roost innocent
ingredients, this truly valuable Medicine; relieves the suffer-
ing patient from the.excruciating tortures of,those discnies
witirriut any s iolence or injtiry to the Constittniour and it
quires nneontilietticut or restraint of diet during its Mt. It
is one cif the oldest Medicines extant and its peen.
liar virtues and of react' have unifortilly Mitilitained the highest
reputation. •

S'uld.in Dotes, at iRs. and Os. billutlers,.,Ckemists, 4,
Cbrapside, corner of -Sc. Paul's; ,and Sackrilte.-mtreet,
Uirblin; Siivory and Co. ise,-Nev. rect. and WO, Re-
gent-street ; and by the Princip it Medicine Venders-tbiongb-.
out tile. United Kingdom. . - •
Of %whom may be bad BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPOUEL-
DOC, strongly reconipiandeflid Rheumatism. Spas-
modic Affections, Pabst. Stiffness, and Italarojneot of the
Joints, Sprains, n,alftir Ike. flatt/rs, at is. 144. and
4s. 9d.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 18. •
Mr. TIERNEY, from the Tax Office, presented COpies of
all'cases relative to the Assessed Taxes, decided by the Judeg's
under the last Act.—Laid on the table.
CRAYTt R from the Treasury, presented Accounts of,
the Country Bankers' Notes, required by the orderof the llo'use
of the lith of February. —bald on the table.
CORN LAWS AND CURRENCY.
Lord KEN YON presented a petition front the Inhabitants
and Weavers of Bolton, in Lancashire, rayiit r,, it was under-
stood, for an alteration in the Corn Laws..., Laid on the tilde.
The Earl of LALWERDALE moved for Returns of the
Stamps issued for Country Bank. Notes, and of Country Bank
Notes themaelves in 1790 and 1793—Ordered. a
The Earl of LtvvitPuoi, moved, thit the Returns pre-
Kilted this day...rem the Treasury, be printed.—Oriera.
BANK CLIA LITER.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, purnitint to his notice, into-
duced a Bill, to amend the 49th of the late King, the A et limit.
Log the number of Partners in Banlcing Firms. Fielhoulti now
move that the Bill be read n first time, and bt priuteti, una
should fix the second reading for Friday next. ,
The Bill been read a first time and eirdwr,A to be
printed; on the naotion of the Noble Earl, their Lproships were
ordered to be summoned for Friday.
NEGRO SLAVERY'..

The Marquis of I,A.N3l)6li'lsf presented a petition from
the inhabitants of the town, and neighbourhood of Calne, in the
county of Wilts, praying for the Abolition of Negro Slavery.
Being fully aware of the difficulties of the subject, the Noble
31arquis wilhed to avoid making any observations in the pre-
sent Stet of the,proceedings as connected with certain events in
the West Indies., but recommended it to the most Furious cop-
sideration of Parliament —Laid on the table.
The Noble Allargnis then presented petitions to the game
effect from the borough of Lewis, in the county of Susma ; and
the town of Pathan), in the county-of Wilts.—Laid on the
table. . •

Similar petitions were presentett:-.by 1..44-,,Colchester, frutn
Colchester; by the Earl of Carrington, from Chippen Wiek-
ham, in Buckinghamshire; by the 'Earl of Cork, from :the
town of Fronie, in Somersetshire ; by Earl Spencer, from TliaP-
stone, in the county of Northampton4:atiti by rovrti Essex, from
the borough of Lenminster, in the counfyof Hereford... Laid
on the table.—Adjourned.