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NUMBER 11 880 3 FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1825. rPRICE SEVEN PENCE.
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CANADA COMPANY. CONTRACTS FOR DANTZIC OR MEMEL GOOD PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. .•
-... object of the measure was directed against that Ase
THE PROPRIETORS of a small number of the RIGA OR ST. PETERSBURCH FIR TIMBER, AND --em.-- sociation. It might also be objected, that it was the .
SHARES in the Capital of this Company, having omitted NORWAY SPARS. . 1111 HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH S. custom of their Lordships to hear petitioners at the bar
• to sign the Agreement, the Directors hereby give notice, that the NAVY-OFFICE, February 9.3, 189.5. The Annual Indemnity, the 20,000,000 of Exchequer Bills, and only on their personal and not their_pnblic interests.
the l'iriansfer in Aids Bills, were read a third time and passed..
Deposits already paid upon such Shares as are net represented by But hackhey no personal interests ineolved when their
rIPHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS- GROSVENOR bad been understood, and represented to
..he Signafuies of Proprietors, on or before the 14th day of March A. character and conduct were charged with such heinous
SiONESs of his MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby give Notice, have sahl, in what fell from him respecting Speculations that he
instant, will 'beforfeited, and other persons will be admitted Sub. had not lately engaged in anything of the kind; what he had' really offences? With what view shduld the House legislate
:icriberi io the extent of those Shares. - That on THURSDAY, the 10th of March next, at One stated was, that he had never been concerned in any Specula- sO much in the dark? and why, after having had so i
The Agreement will remain at Messrs. Masterman, Peters, and o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be dons at all. much experience to the contrary should coercion be still i
Co.'s till the 14th'inst. inclusive, and may be signed any day (Sun- wng to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock- Lord KING presented a Petition from the bumble individuals ' •
of the City of Düblin,
tranquillity i
• Yards with the following articles, viz. Adcock, who stated that they had a right to be elected freemen of in Ireland ? What was the situation in which their Lord- 1
day excepted), from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, until tourl
o'Clock in the After:woo. DANTZIC or MEMEL GOODS, consisting of FIR TIMBER, the City of Dublin, but that being Roman Catholics and poor, their ships stood ? It was proposed to them to pass a Bill,
claims had been rejected by the Corporation. That the Catholic
THOMAS SMITH, for the Secretary. OAK PLANK, and DECK DEALS. most complex and difficult to comprehend and to be
Association had appointee a law agent to support their rights, in enforced, to im
Canada House, 13, St. Helen's Place, RIGA or ST. PETERSBURGH FIR TIMBER, and NOR- consequence of which an application had been made to and a pose restrictions on the people of Ire-
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March 2, 11125. WAY SPARS. mandamus obtained from the Court of King's Bench directing land, with the state of which the great bulk of the 1
them to be admitted members of one of the Guilds : but that it House he feared was but little acquainted, and no
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BY AUTHORITY 6F PARLIAMENT. Distributions oh the Articles, and Forms of the Tenders, may be
the Catholic Association were suppressed, they should be unable to grounds whatever for the measure were produced. •
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. BRITISH ANNUFICY tOMPANT. seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock prosecute their.claims. They prayed, therefore, that the Bill to Were an inquiry instituted, the result might be an ins- W
on the I/ay of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an put down the Catholic Association might not pass into a law.-
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Capital aes,ooo,noo, to maw Sbaieis of MO each. Aar for him attends. Read and laid on the table. portant legislative measure. • Let their Lordships at •
..... least know what the evil was whlch*required• their in-
THIS Company is established osier the Authority of
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to CATHOLIC PETITIONS. -•-•.:
terference, that they should be able to judge whether
The Earl of DONOUG II MOR it tad several Petitions to pre-
-A- the sth Geo. IV. cap. tee, for the InvesmisiteliCapleal asel theliavy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging • . • •
sent against the Ball, but having already expressed his sentiments the remedy proposed were the proper one. What, if `
Vroduction of Income, by the Purchase ef Annuities leeitred on to become bound with the Person tendering, in the following on the measure on a former day, he. should only say, that amongst the result of such an inquiry should be that the pro- t.•
Property in the United Kingdom et Great Britain and Intend. sums, for the due performance of the Contracts, viz. those which he held was sue from the Catholics of the Cousty and ceedings of the Catholic Association had not been cal- • '
'The Directors will receive Tenders to any amount, sad advance ' Dantzic or Memel Gomis . . rES,OOO City of Cork, for yrhick be claimed particular attention on account
of the number and respectability of the individuals by whom it culated to create alarm and danger, but that the peril
Money on unusually liberal terms. Blank Terns wink delivered, Rip or St. Petersburgh Fir Timber - . 3,n00 . was slimed. , . arose from another gnat ter? He called upon the House
on application to the Secretary, at the Cake, to whom all Letters Norway Spars' . . . 1,000 The Noble Earl then presented Petitions against the Bill from to aseeiLrin whether the Petitioners were or were not •
must be sent post paid. JAMBS MITCHELL, Secretary. 1 the Protestants and Catholics of the Parish of St. longs, Dublin, the mischievous individuals which they had been repro-
from the Catholics of three united Parishes, and those of Dun-
-36, New Broad-street, London. TO SCAVENGERS, SLOP CARTERS, &c. manway, Trimoke, Youghall and its vicinity, and Bantry, in the sented to be. The Noble Earl then urged the import-
ST. MARY-LE-BONE, FEB. non, 11325. GA:my of Cork; from those of the County and City of Cork, and ance of tranquillizing Ireland. The two countries must i
PROVINCIAL PORTABLE GAS COMPANY. HE VESTRYMEN of the said Parish give Notice, those of Kenmore, In the County of Kerry.—Laid on The table. stand or fall together. Separated, their strength was
Similar Petitions were presented by the Duke of NOTICEDEVON-
is hereby given, that the Directors of the Ae that they will meet in theV EST RY-ROO M, at the COURT.
SHIRE, from the Ca broken • united, they seemed placed by nature in the
PROVINCIAL PORTABLE GAS COMPANY have HOUSE, OXFORD-STREET, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of tholics of the County and City of Waterford, '..
and those of the towns of Dungarvon and Bandon. surrcunding ocean, to the admiration and the support
March next, at Ekien of the Clock k in the Forenoon, to receive
Resolved, that a CALL of Three Pounds per Share be forthwith proposals (in writing) sealed up, from persons willing to Contract
made ; and that the Proprietors be requested to pay the same with them for collecting and carting away the Breeze and Ashes, By Lord HOLLAND,
and St. John's, in the City of Dublin. rely on seven millions of
the Irish Catholics unless they were treated like fellow.
By Lord DELMORE, from the Freeholders of the County
or Tyrone.
into the Banking-houses of MUM. :V Ward, and Co. 779 within the three Divisionrof the said Parish, for the term of Onesubjects, participating in the same privileges. If one .
_, _ or more Years, not exceeding three, from the 7th day of April
Lombard-street; er Messrs. Gatti sod CO. Strand, on or before use By the Duke of LEINSTER, from a greet number ofParishes link were paralysed, life would soon he gone from the s
next, inclusive; the Contractor to have the Breeze andArbes within
nth•day of March next, and that the Proprietors are farther T. the Division he may contract for. in the County of Kerry. • body of the empire. Let the first act of grace be, not
quested to bring with them their Receipts for the first Payment The said Vestrymen will also, at the same time and place, re. By the Marquis of DOWNSHI RE, from several Parishes in the to remove these petitioners from the Bar, not to condemn them
on their respective Shares. site proposals in writing) sealed up, front persons willing to Count of Fermanagh* unheard. Their Lordships were directed by his Majesty's Speech ,
Contract with them for filling and carting away the Dirt, Slop. By Viscount CLIFDEN, from the Parish of St. Paul's, in the to consider of a remedy. Let them do so; let them inquire, and
Dated this 12th day of Febetwary, 11125. Filth, ittc. of the streets within the three Divisions of the said City of Dub"- not adopt " proceedings irreconcilable to the Constitution, tend- •
RICHARD ROUTH, Secretary. Parish, for tbe term of One or more Years, not exceeding three, By the Marquis of LANSDOWN, from the Parishes of St. • ing to create *knit, and to exasperate animosities." For if this in- ..
' from the 7th day of April next, inclusive. The dirt, slop, Sitb, &c. Mary's, St. George'
s, and St. Thomas's, Dublin. describable Bill could be described, it could not be by other
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ARMY CONTRACTS. to be swept together by men to be provided at the expense of the By Earl DARNLEY, front certain Parishes in the County of words than those of the Speech itself. Let nothing be done to dis-
said Vestrymen. Meath, and by Lord ELLENBOROUGH. from some united curb the tranquillity, waist', it was admitted by the authors of the
TREASURY CHAMDEItS, Parishes in that of. Kerry. All these Petitions were laid on the table. measure, prevailed. hi Ireland; and nothing could stop in its pro-
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. I'. H. .
Commies:at Depareaserd, February 26, 11125. Cook, the Surveyer, at his Office at the Court-House. . Lord GORT presented a Petition from the Protestant Inhabit- gress, the prosperity of an united empire. The Noble Earl concluded .
Pat, of Dublin, in favour of the BUL—Laid on the table. by moving that the Petitioners be heard by Counsel at the bar.
1 NOTICE is hereby to all Persons desirous of By Order of the Vestry, Lord KENTCiN held a Petition from certain Protestants, man. The Earl of LIVERPOOL should not allow himself
contractingcosupply toaewing Ankles
n for of J. H. GREEN WELL, VestryCleit . fors of Orange Associations in Ireland, who wished to have an op. --
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Army, viz.
IL into the discussion of the general question as i
BREAD. This day was published, Associations before the Committee stew sitting on eke state of Ire-
To his Ma' ' Land Forces in Cantannalts, Quarters, and Majesty a In Tkes Vols. Iftmo. price 141 s. boards, land. They mentioned the cirenenstaskes of their history, theperiod to the state of Ireland or the Catholic Association, as I .
Barracks, in the undernsentiooed Counties and Island.: ST. HUBERT; or, The TRIALS of ANGELINA: which they had existed, and the public marks of approbation which there would be sufficient opportunities for discussing it
they had received for their cobduct from high Authorities both in '
Bedford Hants Stafford A Novel England and Ireland; and they prayed that all those subjects should afterwards. But as to the particular question now be-
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Berk' (including the Hereford Suffolk Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. be inquired into before they were included within the operation fore their Lordships, they must give up all the general
Town of Hunger- Hertford Stirrer - rules of proceeding of the House, andestablish-a most
ford) Hunts Sussex CONTEMPORARY EVENTS. lect that Parli,lment had passed an Act two years ago to pit inconvenient and dangerous precedent, if they acceded
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Berwick Isle of Man Warwick This day was published, price is. 6d. sewed, down ceremonies which were mouldered inconsistent with the
public tranquillity in Ireland. The Oraneemen, duly ha- to the prayer Of the Petition. What was the Bill pro-
posed ? One of regulation ; one which did not erre • •
Bucks Isle of Wight Westmoreland THE CHRONOLOGY of the
an LAST
orof
tYheEAtRSO, 11.824, Isas;e:lubwrnialsttetdbetasp:ratoftitsrediessee
etdo. the
Ie law*,
was tbebadym oreisurslig6ard, name the Catholic Association, hut was applicable to -'l,
Cathbridge (including Kent (Whiffing Tit- WiltsCh I
the Town of New. bury Fort in the Worcester And at the saute time was published, price 15s. in boards, ' that when a measure was passing to suppress an Association, all Associations, and being founded on an evasion of a
The Entire Work or the Chronology of the Last Fifty Years, whose violent Proceedings had excited Warm and disatterSiba- former Act, bad for its chief object to prevent that eva- 3 r
• market) county of Essex), Test tlon, they should be included within the same condemnation.—
including every Fact and Event from 1775 to December 31, 1824,(
Chester Lancaster In the several Cotta- inclusive. sod constituting a Volume of constant, necessary, tied They submitted that they had received from one Lord Lieutenant. sion by new enactments. If individuals, or particular
and two Commanders in Chief thanks for their conduct ea VAPID= bodies, were to be heard on every Bill, he did not i
Cornwall (including Leicester ties of North and useful Inference.
occasions, and that instead of being constituted into a Body to know how their Lordshipf could legislate at all. In. d t
&illy) Lincoln South Wales Mated for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-lane ; and to be had change the existing laws, their object was to support them. They cases of imminent danger, no precautionary measure •
Cumberland Middlesex In the several Com- of the Bookselling Trade in general. did not pray to be heard by Counsel at the Bar, but earnestly sp., could be carried to repress that danger till long after it
Derby Monmouth ties et Nortkeritaii
Devon Norfolk is the Made of AI. This day was published, in Ilvo. price 10s. 6d. boards, and conduct of Orange Secteties.—The Petition having been read, had burst upon the country. It was true, that, On
Dorset Northampton may,
MEXICO from the Spanish Conquest to the Pre. Lord KENTON moved that it be referred to the Committee on certain occasions, local or commercial interests were .
Guernsey. sent Era; a condensed and general View of the Manners, the state of Ireland.—Ordered. heard, but even then it was not on the second reading •
Durham (including Northumberland 'and Jersey. Customs, Religion, Commerce. Soil, and Agriculture; Aniinal, CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. of a Bill, but in a Committee, and dot et e general .
Holy island) Nottingham As also bead to the Tfgeftbbt, and Mineral Productions ; a concise political and stn- On the Earl or LIVERPOOL moving the Order of the Day measure, but on special points. What 11. 'ld thtile
Essex (exclusive of Oxford Hesseboid mope ds- Review of the Changes effected in that country, with its for the second trading of the Unlawful Societies' Bill, possibly be which would not affect some odyof men/ . • r
Form of Government, ace. Ac. Also, Observations, spas- The Earl of CARNARVON rose co present a Petition from a -
Tilbury Fort) Rutland in Linden sad Its revelnd pracdcal, as to the boo means of working the Mexicanlf one were heard, how could others be refused ? Tim' •
number of Irish Catholics, praying to be heard at the Bar of the
Gloister(including the Salop Vicinity. Mines by a combined= of British Talent, Capital, and Machinery. House against the Bill. He should wish to know whether it was result would be that the hands of the House would be
City of Bristol) Somerset
OATS.
To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Hones, In Cantathants
Bedford
Berwick
Bucks
Cambridge
Chester
_ Cumberland
Derby
.Durhatn and Quarters in the undermentioned Comities
. Cloister
Hereford
Hertford
Hunts
Leicester
Lincoln
Monmouth
Oxford laden&
Salop
Stafford
Westmoreland
Wilts
Weicester Dr NICHOLAS MILL, Rog.
Printed fee 'Rosewood, Jooes, and Co. Paternoster-row.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
EARLY IN THE SPRING, the intention of the Noble Earl opposite iJ comply with the prayer
of the Petition, before he stated the grounds on which be thought
the Hesse should adopt that coarse?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL had no hesitation in saying
that under the circumstances of the case, he did net consider the
Petitioners entitled to be heard against the Bilk tied up: forty other applications would follow 'the -
present one if it were granted, and as the same justice
• • must be done to ,all, the Bill would pass six months
hence, end all its effect would be lost. He had said
that the Bill Was one of general regulation, and did not
As GarrawaY's Carl'houes liaise" unless FreethuFf "Foga The Earl of CARNARVON conceived the claims of apply to the Catholic Asiociation alone ;at the same
of by Private Contract,
HE very Valuable ADVOWSONS and next PRE-
,_-11•._ SENTATIONS to the LIVINGS of UPHILL and
DREAM, situate near Weston Super Mare, in the richest part of than in
North and Sank the Coienty ef Somerset, and only 22 miles front Bristol Uphill
Wales cambia of a Mist 'excellent Rectory House, Offices, Pleasure
the Petitioners to be heard before they were condemned, time he would hot be so uncandid as tb deny that the
to be founded on the strictest justice. If justice were proceedings of that Association formed td a great extent
revered on earth, where ought it to be more revered the grounds of their measure. The Noble Earl had
Justice tihnat House,
which was the highest Court of said, that whet laws had been proposed to restrict the •
the country ? The present Bin was not one liberties of the people, documents had been produced,
of an incidental nature sent up by the other House. It and Secret Committees appointed. Yes ; this had been i
Craned, gond Gardeniand ge a. 2 a. 7 P. of rich Glebe Land, and
' FORAGE, via. was the measure recommended by his Majesty in his done because the measures were to be founded on rhos!
iltheecher 107 cf A'cces of rich productive Grass and Corn
°A". HAT, and &maw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Land. Ernie seesists of Twenty-six Acres of rich Glebe Land, Speech, the measure which Parliament had too hastily documents or the Reports of those Committees; but
Horses, in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonment* and Quarters, lu and the Thlwe over 1190 Acres of very rich productive Grass and pledged itself to consider and prepare on the first day of here the only ground was the notoriety of the proceed-
the undermentioned Counties in South Britain: Corn Land. The present Incumbent of Uphill is between fifty and the Session. If it were so, he called upon their Lordships ings. Nothing was assumed which the Catholic Asso-
slaty yaws of age ; the pelmet Incumbent of Brain is upwards of 1
Berks Lancaster Surrey eighty years of age. to examine how the Members of the Catholic Association clarion did not avow, and it would be his object, when
Cornwall Middlesex Sussex stood 'affected as to that Bill, by the votes of the House discussing the Bill, to prove, out of that very notoriety,
For further particulars apply to itirlard E. N. Lee, Esq. Sella-
Devon Norfolk Warwick and the Speech of his Majesty. That Speech contained a the expediency of its being passed. It was not directed .
tor, 43, Lincebes Inn-fie
and A. Murray, Surveyor and 'Land
Dorset Northampton York Agent. sl, St. Martin's-lane; London.—Letters to be post paid. most heavy charge against them, for it charged them against the Catholic Association alone, but against
Essex Northumberland And in the several
Hants (including the Nottingham Counties in North AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. the spirit of the Constitution. Was that no heavy im- to others dangerous to the Constitution. Whatever was ;
• Isle of Wight) Somerset Britain. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in- eutation?• Was it nothing for individuals to be im- done, was therefore done In the least objectionable
I Kent Suffolk
That the Deliveries are to emuniosee en and for eke Twenty- vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in peached by Royalty itself? Was it nothing for loyal way, as the operation of the Bill was made general.
relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the
effects ef over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre- subjects that their King should' come to .
, Parliament and As to the necessity for inquiry, their Lordships knew 4
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accuse them of creating alarm, exasperating animosi- by their own votes, and those ofthe other House, that
fifth day-of Aptil next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM
I marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in ties, and endangering the peace of society ? And could there did not exist a general inquiry into the state of
Office on or before Tuesday, the Mk day of march neat, het Londeo, wholesale and retails by Messrs. &vim* and &awl 'their Lordships hesitate to adnii: to their Bar those Ireland, and that there WAS every disposition on the •
none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price Its. ed. by one arraigned individuals, when they offered to prove, that part of his Majesty's Government, to make it as full
agent or more in every principal Town; but it cannot be genuine,
Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, unless the. of the above preparersengraved on the charges so heavy in their nature, and rendered still and extensive as possible. It was not an hour since A' . • 1
' except for the Colludes comprising North and South Wales, Aof Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.— heavier by the mode in which they were made, were Noble Friend of his had proposed to refer the Petition .'
which must be Included in one Tender; newly? the Islands
.of Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual wholly untrue ? It they were wholly unt: de, then, of of some Orangemen) Who complained of being included,
Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey; as also the several Conies in As above may also be had. authenticated by a similar stamp, all men, they had been the most calumniated. When, within the Bill, to that Committee of Inquiry. And if i
Northßritain; aad each Proposal MIK Mae the lotter which monerelliOleeau
4tc.. tour bLaxessa, in bottles at its. 9d. or with glass
on former occasions, measures had been proposed to there were persons of that
.body who wished to be ex- 1
is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of • - - - • curtail the liberty of the people, they had not been amined, he was perfectly willing to admit that they .
. known Property engaging to become bound with the Party ten- FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, Sec. grounded on newspaper-accounts alone. Papers had were entitled to a hearing before that Committee. He . •
dering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, kw the due •
always been laid on the table, or Secret Committees ap- believed that a Gentleman belonging to the Catholic
011 HE PECTORAL ELIXIR.—Ex ' d ' —Experience, uring
Pointed, to
Performance of the Contrast; and no Proposal will be noticed .1., a very long period, has ineontestibly proved the superior cf. Po report on the evidence produced. . For the Association had been, or had requested to be, examined
by the same Committee. Let him, and let as many as seould, Maw
• unless made on a printed Tender, and the proms expressed In fleet of this Itedicines in all Cases of COLDS, COUGHS, and latter there was no occasion, as there was nothing of a
words at length ; and should it so happen, that during the coati. ASTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. By promoting gentle ex ova- delicate nature in the subject which should require a •before
d that
that rCommittee,
every
nesheeddand
bgeivbeeertevidesices
had boss
queseizionsdele;etehe
nuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of tieseeed
sit veLeishortly relieves the Patient of a sligeht or recent
e,ehCeold, secret inquiry; but why was not the former course incdry wesid take ploos after, inswid of won the au had
am a those 7
the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and load, lett has rendered eonnyrmed aud obstinate, Ind whirls e
are at pursued ? Why were no documents given . He was passed. He admitted chit; but was there not a great deal
in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to hins. ammanied with Cough, Spitting of Bioed, and othee serious amp. instructed to say to their Lordships that the principal fere?" In Preto* *mew" to sift the statele
la to
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this "mu. Its Pm*, balsamic powers mid to heal 'rareness, and allay Object of the Petitioners was to be enabled to lay before l.,_b"rtalheselidered die we which re red
al to lest so mottos , .
the bilitatisa oldie kens, in cases of Cough; sad in Asthmatic Al.
'Oak:, between the hours of Ten and Four. • &dais haulm sad glees freedom to the Breath. them the minutes of all their proceedings, from the l'actoms wake, me disk cesig bi, sistertelood. u soy a thew hi;
N. B. Samples oldie bread and Mad may be seen at ibis Met institution of the Catholic Association to the pre- were costumed, he wield give it up. He meld see oar reams why
Bold in bads, at is. iad. and es. Od. by Boesaa, Chemist, 4,s
between the Hours of Twelve and Two. Charade, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, sent hour, that they might convince the_a
House that the Herm abseil establish a most incoaveniest precedent, Whisk,
if app lit one instance, must be *Aid in all, betas Ora*. 4
owl 11110, Regent streetk_and by the principal Medicine Venden there was nothing in those proceedings or in their as well as to the Catboat, Atoodettoo.. I.4.diedwit,
' GLORIOUS Mu OF APRIL thmegheat the Unite* ffingilesa. conduct to create alarm, exaspetate animosities, and rot ouit be best discharged his duty, by giving libilisson is
NEW LOTTERY. Last Contract. All in One Of whoa may be had, die Illassassar Imam % used in tetra deserve such a measure as' the present. It might tar meths.
Day. Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds. Thirty Cieliliis ilearmasse, &solid
,ifee rendering the Voice clear and be laid, that the Association was not uatned Earl GREY miet haliAdipitts it... wait de
tuber Capitals. No Blanks. Tickets and Shares far tii‘ above k_fklialet "di irtectilli* WS", "ea the egret." of.emffii,i, in ,in the Preamble, but it was notdrioui from the morn- objections of the Nobloppi.iiipn 144ijou las, *ma,
• . •-• Grand Lottery are on Sale at EY TON'S Laity Office, 2, Corn. ms's 's• • • .
bill—British and Foreign Securities, Fire Br Out, pita% ger Be ail** tear ihe a Blake. Pectoral EllihPligelial- raendaiion in the Speech': from the
_Throne, and from to the iptrod,uction of It Slew pieced's% bad, opt_ that
and Mine Shares, bought and mild by cosolisagaii. ccA --,1 )41 _ amok Lesentee b ''
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