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TILE CO MIT of ibIia:CTORS of Me: I.7IIITED Li NA GE HMI N G (the groandwork or ft/initiation of all HOUSE OF LORDS, noel/ART 14.
sptems of good. Riding), and Hooking Horan syitematicelly.-- At four o'clock the Lean Csaitcetioa, for the firrt time this building, out meresodle Obipping must sure- materially. Was there
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we were highly pleated to see, diapheed..ne signs of his lase Sir R. F I '.'i,„'..•
':'-rut they have iseikil:lnstructious to the °OVER NNAEN T illustrative of the particular Reding Leoens of the Manage, and,. in 0,,,, but seemed to indicate that his health was completely adopted to prevent men from deserting from tneichant ships."' t -7
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f T. H A, to It PORT-CHARGES at that ; resteteil. The House then went into a Comnaittee. •
ISL.-I\'U, arid to limit the demand upon Private Ships touching
By T. GIBBONS, Lieutenant Rcyal Artillery. , The Earl of HA iIIIIIV ny pre.ente.; a 'Petition 'from Staines, . Mr. lICSEISSON could not see now these regutations could
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i p for the abolitien of .Negro Slaver;.-Laid on the voile. he resiord. With whit face could they bearmbia aod
-there, whetted- &tisk or Foreign, to such Sum as may reimburse Sold by T. Egerton, Military Library, Wbitebel. era"
i l' le CRATTER, front the Treaiery, presebeel certain Returns Beene,' Ayres should have no trade.
the Expense 4tualielneliertsleloolamplying ?rater, and with -the , relaiive to Wool and other Areicles, pursitant to an order of the - Mr. HUME renewed his question, as to whether any redustion
use of Boats. This day was pubtished, House, which were laid on the table, and, on the motto.; of the of duties was to tithe olice; did it driervevo answer? • .
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. Safi of LAMSROALt, were ordered to be printed . - Nu atite•er was given.
• JOSEPH DART; Secretory. Handsomely printed in Ten Vols. Eve. with a Portrait, price . •
The Olirl of lI.ORDWICE E presente! a Peieion from Wis. Mr. ROBERTSON said, the reel roar of trade hat! Lon
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OXF‘')RD 'UNIVERS' r V ELECTION. THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON, Baron of in the Corn Laws.-Laia on the table. were taken NO then 'lndeed matters would be oirT,Orent. •
~ Verulam, Viscount Sc.Alban, and Lord High Chancellor The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he bail receV,ed a let. Leave was given to lacing th a bill. • -
TIE C 9114 MITTEE for conducting Mr. EST- ter from Mr. Cowper, late Clerk /tolerant of Parliament, in an- ... • ,
of England. e CASE OF MR. ErrtillMJC ' • •
COURT'S ELECTION meets daily as the Thatched-Heuer London: Printed for C. and J. Bivington; J. Cuthell; T. ewer to the communication made to that Gentleman by the D.- _
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THOMAS GREENE, Esq. M.P..in • Chair. . arke ; el. and 4. Arch ;1. Itiehartlia•tit J. M. Itieliardson ; e of its Address to his Majesty on the stittiect, for Which'
that evening' Ile Wanted flit the PiZtraritot
and Sun; Baynes and Son • .7-.•-iksolleel T. Seinney ; ' llopreirod. his sleep grbiltddii. fte-lthe ford Min.
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eln o.fevralays , • :.-•'...*: 7.. • • lioetb; .1. Iloilo; Hamilton a'od Co. W. Stewart ;G. B. Whit. to the ezal, assiduity, and distinguished talents with' which Mr. • ...f
La Oosiber . • ..' * • • -.3' Ills. takes; J. Duncan; Si hard Maranolt,- Eluding. Lewd, and Cowper stud
r discharged for so many years the• laionfoos duties of p
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nem,. were absent, and A short delay etas therefore necessary. 'For
'1 le letter was thief, read the Clerk. It limed that..Mf. his own parr, barn sbosuuled, trill pheetweew jeumir:t.haiuszei•onlielseatheaoturtheetoc"bc,i, nerd; .I.lkumby ;J. CoUingwood; C. WiFirsteed; and Wilson
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_4 attritteor dining a.recoliffoor through T /11114EY, EGYPT , Coo per had had the honour receiving by their Loldships' coma this•matter to i I -
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ARABIA, PALESTIN-10111•RIA, and GREECE. and Son at York.
nuncio .. copy of the Reaolution and Address voted by the Heuse. should be gone into. - . •
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ByOfQ,FIN CRANE, Eaq. _ on the oth ot February. It expressed his sincere gratitude for the Mr. lILIUSON GURNEY thou.
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' benevolent novice thus takenof him, and &dared that the renieno subjects of more Arlol importance waiting the plaaapre of the ithuse - ~
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brance of the favour and protectior which he had received front than the case of the Surrey Maelstree, which had just heen • , :
Printed for Henry Colima-A. a, New Burlington-street.
BRIDGE-ROAD. -the most august Assembly in the world would be the staff and sob- mentioned.
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, EXCELLENT MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Port of his declining • •,,'
This day was published. daysa-Adjoureed. • .
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handsome PLATED ARTICLES, CHINA, and GLASS, a lIOUSE OP COMMONS. the Friend 'Atlulr
The Second F.dilion reshsd,in Three Volt. post item 275,
superb PARISIAN CLOCK, two fine A LABASTER Sir G. HILL presented a Petition for leave to bailie in a Bin to
D 0 N ESTEIIAN; or, MEMOIRS OF A
Mr. LAMBE. with respect to the proceed;tigs :utmost
was poopooed wail Thursday altogether. • r
; SPANIARD. - VASES, with BOUQUETS, a bee MODEL of a VESSEL improve the Harbour of Portrusb.
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in IVORY, a few PAINTINGS, and various EFFECTS. Sit JOHN BRYDGES said he trusted- the Bill would be al-•
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Written by HIMSELF. lewed to be brought in, and the Petitioners' wishes be accomplished,
Without saying
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" This Work (omits an excellent supplement and companion to TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, as such a weasine would not only be a benefit to the Merchants and
Against Mt. Eetitick was grouadless, lie obj cte i lit it K.
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the admirable Leto et of Don Letteadlo Doblade. In giving a de- By JOSEPH COOPER and SON, Irhahitants of ['onrush, than whom his Maj sty had not in any
from ptinciple, for every case of
tailed history of hiolife, Don Esteban professes to present a faithful part of his kingdom mitre loyal or better subjects, but-that it would . . .
picture of the moaners, habits, and customs of his countrymen. On-the Premises, on TIIUMGAT, February 16, 1826, at Twelve banefit the country at large.-The Bill was ordered to he brought in.blond..v. ;sold error ' tf'
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' lie takes the reader into the interior of their private houses ; in- o'Clock (by order of the Proprietor, removing into the country), Pet:dome praying for the Abolition of Slavery in the Colonies, would be made the subject of a Pod iarneatai ydi cut. . r
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troduces him to their Teituliae, Balls, Assemblies, and Public were presented front Horsbane by Mr. Haase; from St. Pierre, sion. The House Was placed in pe.citliar ti-cl•itstancei ;
for, looking at'the juStice of the case, And the way-in
,laces; trade bine to the llomeriu, convents, Nunneries, and Pe. THE FURNITURE (which is nearly new). coin- by Mr. It. Tarvos; from Thrapston, by Lod Aornoars ; from
which the Ittnctians of the H ,I.: - were to-he exercised, .t•
la:es ; and giv.o !Om an insight into the national and private cha- rases Mahogany four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Banbury, by Mr.' Lagos; front Great Hatfield and Muth, in
was it for them then to in,tituie an inqiiiry into the
racter of the Spotiaris.'-The work, besides, contains an account Cotton Furniture, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Yorkshire, by Mr. Sven; from Colchester, by Colonel Wit,-
of the state of the Spanish Court under Ferdinand, which is Chests of Drawers, Dressing and Washing Tables, and every Max; from Falmouth and Penzance, by Mr. Telmer/ie.-Laid
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watittyithicuans:iifatnh,elylw„
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tei,ot tits!. HiTuts)eertevoitsialid ' •
worthy of Gil Illas."-Olohe. Chamber requisite, handsome Mahogany Parlour Chairs, Dining on the table.
Printed fur Henry Colburn, removed to 8, New Earths;. Tables, Card, Pembroke, and Lou Tables, imitation Rosewood Petitions were presented against the importation of French
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ton•street. Prawing-room Chairs and Sofa, eaered in Chintz. a set of Win. Silks, from Conglecon, by Mn, Devesemee ; from Sandbach, by , . - a _ .s•
called. fur, as in the test of Mr. Smith, of Donertra, which was a
teen many recent cases :0 wit-cli investioetions were ' . ~
dow Curtains en suite, Chimney Glasses in rich gilt frames, Mr. EGERTON ; fm-n Coggerskall, by Mr. Boers/morn!.
motion ealliog upon the. House, by documentary evidence, to pro. t:
Brussels' and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs. The Mr. ELLICE said, that seeing the Right Hon. President of• a
• TO SPORTSMEN. Plated Articles consist of a Rich Chased Tea and Coffee Set, the Board of Trade iu Lis place, he would. take that opportunity of
Oa Wednet44, February 1, were published, Parts I. and 11. to an Elegant Egg Frame with Cups and Spoons, Two Pair of high presenting a Petition Ithin the Ribbon Weavers of Coventry.
which he conaidere'l a. dangerout precedlog.
The noauce its judgment upon persons vim-moles a Coon-Martial, . t..
Mr. BROUGHAM was :111110•19 tiaat the charge should he read.
be completed is Ten Parts, handsomely printed in quarto, price Table Candlesticks, Decanter Stands, Ste, a Handsome Iron- Petitioners stated that they were in the habit of giving regular
Five Shillings each, , stone China Dinner and Dessert Service ,a Tea and Coffee Service, employment to 20,000 persons, and that they should be utterly in-
Lord. J. RUSSELL was of opin.on, that it any per-
IIH E SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY; a Series ' Clock, Chimney Ornaments, &c.a superb Parisian richly mooted capable of curving on their trade after they were brought into '
in Alabaiter, and Glass Shade ; Two Sine Alabaster Vases, with competition with the French and Swiss Manufacturers. These per. son, however big'', held a judici .1 si..tuation, and whtie
of highly - finished ENGRAVINGS, representing the
that situation, by his condect threw a stain upon tOs IiORSE and the DOG, In all their Varieties, from Original Pic- GBouqied uets and Glass Shades; a.Model of a Vessel in Ivory' and suns had applied to Government and had been informed that Go- ass
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turn, by Guile, Sums, Itinuente, and other eminent Artists • over ; a few Fate Paintings by esteemed Westen : Culi- vernment had no intention of interrupting the course of the new otE •
. ce, It was the duty and business of the House to en-
uire whether that person be lit to contilue acting in
.•nary Articles, and various effects. law, because they had no apprehension that it would create any
eeecuted in the line manner by Mr. JOHN SCOTT, accompanied'
with a comprehensive description of the different Species of each, To be viewed on Wednesday and Morning of Sale; Catalogues Onportation ofgoods greater than that already brought Into the q
market by contraband means.. The H,Mourable Member eon- his, official capacity ,as befme. Tile lion. Men, bar •
and a Variety of Information un Trolling and the Amusements of had on the Premises; and 'of Joseph Couper and Sun, 93, Bishops- tended that this opinion W3l nut well futinde4l. With the feelings -thought the inquiry. slto old --ploc.!cd. -
the Field. gate-street Within. entertained out of doors upon the subject, he thought it madness for •
Ile question having loco put, led the charge against Mr. • /
The Work will comprise upwards of Forty Copperplate En- -• ' the Government to persevere in this measure. It was the general Kenrick read, oo
grave/so, and'be timber embellished with numerous Ilaustretive - opinion, however, that they did not intend to do so, notwithstand- ZOI NI a, /0
Mr. DN-inoved, that the inquiry Or deferred for that Cuts. A fro- Coeias are primed with proof Impressions of the HOUSE OF COMMONS. lug their replica to the applications which had been made to them. night, bat), resumed nn Friday,.
and
chic. Ur. Ktmick hawdue
the 42d, law abolda movetbdttnotice of such ia;zie
Plates, on lama pepar, at 7s. Oa. each Pat. On the compaction
of the Work, the prier of We will be Advanced to Non-subscribers. TN reply to 2n Honourable Member's question, Ina Ile gave notice that on Thursday, t: '. • . ..
this and all Petitions presented upcia the s ewe Waleject,beo ista a • •. , P ..- • - ~ ~. ~..q..... .
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sicstit'SlS of Noe PLATES contained iu rim firs! Row. Rue*. 74"ef.rt 'rig. 14.!/.1""' Wes. 191AIRII• 8.4"4"1•41•1464ter. • A elfect emo2dtteeto inmelre into the beam-and repot t thereon ''' ° ' - we - -a- e le.- .._ 1 o o_a. , •
Soaraine.. • PART 1. •• • Awnsa. liament her Ybeitr abolition, the Caretemootra of the Excnotaela to the Boum . Boise early on ea attay was ozeoeee ow iutoier met-cog:ohm of, a,.
and bearing of avitnesses in tithove ei•te. . ~
eop,,,g, ;.•••.aeclippe,iror, the ccieorated Picture by Gilpin, observed, that the Act authorised but Two more Drawings, when Mr. HUSEISSON said that with re.pect to any statement D• , • '• •
Bread :sue and Foal, Vignette • • . Stubbs. Lotteries would end for ever. on the part of Government that. in their opinion the" preche Mr. .LN N IoON moved, .that a Oloosenger he 'tent to the • ,
Lords, soliciting the attendance of Lied Viscount Middleton .
Blotch-hound, fi:on -a capital Picture by . . Reinegle. The Public are new reminded, from the Highest Authority, that quantity of foreign silks- coming into the market would be the p•d
on in ay.
The subject Le this Engraving is a near resemblance there will be no more opportunities to gain a Princely independ• same as was now introduced by smuggling, he knew nothing of .
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of the Oid Sleuth-Hound. In a future Part will enee for a few Pounds'after those Drawings. any such statement, and at all events he was no party to it.- • - CURFIRNCY.-REPORT OF Tin. 'oesteo erre.
be given the Blood- Hound's Head, on an enlarged As Fortune is generally kind In a last effort, and anybody may Without going into tee question now, he would sayothat he should -On a motion that the Report of the 'Committee upon the Bank •i •
scale, from a fine Stuly by Landseer.
now obtain her favours, everybody should try to participate in the be ready to have a fell discus-iou of it on the day fixed by the Hon. Charter and Promisaery Notes Acts should be breuelif up, .11 Springer . • • • • . Ditto. Six Twenty Thousands, &c. &e. which must all be decided nest Member. And alt sough be did not say that he should agree %Oahe . Mr. CALCRAFT declared that no change had taken • ,
PA R.T 11. WIDNIEDAY Week, Ist of March. • •proposition of the Moto Member, yet be should se open to any place •. • . • •
_. .• in his opinion,. as already exptess.d upon the
King Herod and Flying Childers; Herod, by . Sertorius.
Sir T. 1.11,TH BRIDGE was lied to bear that the Right H. subject. As they were about to legisiate improvidently,
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Childers, front the original Picture by • • Seymour.
This Picture was remarked, many years ago, by FASHIONABLE GREAT COATS, DRESS AND MORN Gentleman was disposed to hear the ease of these distressed pet- be wished they might take the precouti in to wore at ,
the Yorkshire Sportsmen, who knew the Horse, sons, a large class of whom- he represented ; but be regretted that least a sufficiency of metallic citculation, to obvia:e the ' '•
ING COATS, LADIES' HABITS, PELISSES, ate.
to be a most perfect Cory ot the Life. He was a pledge had not been given that there should be a Committee misfortune,; .• ...(1 ot the poor ; but it was quite _impossible to
ppointed. a,.
81ton-backed; compact) and clnse-ribbed ; a form .
A GREAT SAVING will be found at RADFORD'S, a Mr. DAVENPORT expressed his regret that Ministers were secure such a fullness of currency in vid as would .:.,i,
directly °pewee to tine of Eclipse. his great riVel
26, PICCADILLY, near Air-street. Gentlemen wanting 'not more disposed to consider the distressed state-of this class of the answer for the commercial noel clurse ot a:1 classes. He - ,
in posthumous celebrity, whose Portrait is con.
fashionable, well made, good Clothes, Cut upon seientific prin-
t:Med in fart I.V. community. could not consent to measures which would put the • .44
pies, and made to fit the shape in an elegant and superior manner, Air. 4LLICE explained, and the Petition was laid upon the
Eleanor, Winner of the Derby and Oaks,
1801 ' • Ml'sll3ll' ci-
Ifind test advent e b iin their Otd
will the grea ag , yger g ere es awe", ;able. poorer classes I set of employment. The House had not '"
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Southern Hound . . - Reinaale
,„ - ' Ladies' Habits and Pelisses cut and made to fit in the first style, Dlr. BLACKBURN presented& Petition from Charley, in Lan. sufficiently inquired into the subject; they ot.ght to
Water Dag • . . • • Lotto.• i'
by experienced Workmen, and at moderate prices. Odra Cloaks, ea/shire, praying that the House would prohibit the circulation of have paused longer, and appointed a Committee to - 4 PART 111. Box, Currkle, and Driving Coats, made at a short notice; for the one pound notes.-Ordered to be printed. aster taco the real causes of distress, and the proper re- c••
The Godolehin Arabian, Sire of Regulus, BabFabani. convenience of Gentlemen travelling, some are kept ready finished. Sir H. PARNELL gave notice that on Thursday be should li •t ea %, • - e
medy to aay i . roe was conbd . l ent t Lit the Act about
Blank, lkij met, Cade, Lath, Matchless, and numerous A Suit well made in Eight Homo, if required. Best Superfine move for the abolition of certain exclusive privileges held by the
others, from the famous Picture by . • Stubbs. Coats, £E3 6s. e.'3 12s. Blue and Black, sea 6s. £E3 Its. sea Pls. Bask of Ireland. to be passed would only draw contempt .oit the autho.
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It is observed of this noble animal, in the Soul- Fashionable Waistcoats, foam 12s to 184. Trowsers front 185. 3lr. R. GORDON presented a Petition from Clrencester, pray- rity of Parliament, li oat its inelficie.ncy as a seaway.- • '
Book and In the Sporting Anecdotes, that these upwards; a variety of new and beautiful Patterns just out, for the ins that the Government would do nothing to increase the panic He could hataily believe that he W. 15 ad‘iressisig the
is not a superior Horse now on the Turf, nor present sewn. A good suit of Servant's Livery, complete, 41. 1.55.. existing in the commercial world,bya premature Interference with t",s
has there been, for several years past, without a same P a [Lament, u hich in 1822 had. paised an Act
Radford's, No. 26, Piceadilly, near Air-street. the currency. The Hon. Member said that lie knew all the Peti. . .1 ae
cross of his blood. ng the currency in its present state for ten
•' ;loners to be meet respectable men, and be hoped the Petition establishing do
Water-Spautel . . . . . Reisagle. _ - .
would not yet be too late to arrest the course of the Government in years-an Act which was opposed- by no mote than six
Mastiff . . . • . Dhtu. THE MANDARIN; •
what he still considered to be a dangerous measure, although the Members of the House. All were agrerd that the s Loll - A
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In a future Part, a fine Plate also of the Alpine
decision of last night rendered any farther opposition to it lveless. notes were not the prime caose of il. I' •and the i isttess,. )et
Mastiff, OIL UNEXPECTED PROMOTIONS. Mr. BENETT bore testimony to the respectability of the signs-
Greybound-Bitch and Whelps, Vignette . . Ditto. they now turned round upon the inn c-nt class of
tures attached to the Petition.
FART IV. A CORONATION INCIDENT IN HEIM PARE.
Sir T. LETH Bill DGE deprecated any further discussion upon bankers, in despite of
their
Act of 1822. Nlonutoctu-
Eclipse, contrasted with Sbakspearee the former with HYDE-PARK, on the day of the pageant, display'd this question, widcb.he thought the decision of last night had settled revs had ceaed to employ wolkinen, through..on •
Oakley on his back, from a fine Painting by • . Sartorius. upon a firer basis. ,He was satisfied that Ministers bad taken the
Its groupes of Pedestrians in gay promenade ;Apprehension that it would be impossible to .pro vide
Spanish Pointer . • ' • .•
Iteinagle• And Mud, of attention an Officer drew, right course and that a metallic currency was actual) necessary o. ..
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ncy ot gold an I silver to -di• charge tl.leir Greenland Dug . • • . Ditto. In cuirass envelop'd, of Tuner-out hoe, to be recurred to, He was also satisfied that there was sufficient a sufficiency
Fox-Hounds • . . . Ditto. A question that rais'et, as to which would reveal , gold iti the countty to supply the plate of the paper when it should engagements. Yet notwithstanding tie clearest into:-
In s future Part, Portraits of five celebrated Dogs of oe withdrawn. He bad great respect fut the Petitioners but thought this head, the How e proceeded to legialate, ii• Superior attraction, apt incident backingmotion tin
the Hatfield- Hunt. their elutes unfounded.
fhe' merits of either-the cuirass of steel, • beloie any tuass..con:d unOeutake to point out a pioper •e
Parts W. and IV. will be ready for delivery with the Maga- Sir J. BRYDGES felt that his best thanks were due to the-Go- • -
Or Boor ornamented with WAR RFN'S Jr? &Walla? -
r`Ges on the Ist of March. vernment, nen only for bringiog forward the measure, but for the substitute fir the eats
cuitelicy. 111,msters mtAt.t
An Amateur passing array'd in the Jae,
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and riper, raternoster•row. peculiar •hmessof the time at which they had brought it forward.. as fairly find folk with the whole system t-f tra.le, as '. I •
His Boors by three lowers were quickly beset ;
Their shadewa who viewed with tumultuous remark, AO system wu 10 perilli:atUS as that ot the one-postai! 'once sod he withahe bAlett 4g ayst•on. These was teStiliddlltat.ibjeCt
•
TMPROVED FURNITURE PASTE.-This Cori;- And led by the mailer paraded the 'Park, • - iititiglit it of lamellae advantage to the country that if was about for tepiebetisioit ill tilt Letitious spii it of gambling in • • •
a
Mini:tug their forms, by reflection thus seen, . to be aboli,hed.
..I. position is much used by Cabinet Makers to clean and beautify • . which iMembets ot that 11..c-e.did not scruple to er,- .
And often salaming the great Mandarin! The Petition was ordered to be printed: . • -
eiahrigany and other wood. Its smell is not diaagreeable, neither . .....old b.! called to answer for
tire ear by two elephants drawn 'till it came, Lied J. It USSELL gave notice, that on Thursday, the 2d of gage ; who, •41e hoped. .
.in :• ~ .lit the whitest linen, arid a very little labour will produce
Exalting their fiieed then I ilminent fame, March, he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for the better their coodoct helot e the e 1..... tit the Session. The vote 1
the most brilliant polish.
They hoisted him, meagre the keeper's attack, Prevention of Bribery said Co;ruption at the Electiouut Meinbeas of last night, be was colivinced, was a'a ittst the opi•
Prepared end sold wholesale and retail by T. Shillitoc, Druggist, Aloft as their Chief, on an elephant's hack ! to serve an Parliathent. - • • r
non of the majority by whom it was c tried. fits le.
TottentEint High-cross; 04 by appointment by Shaw and Edwards, ~ holise Mandarin!" while they raise thus the eor, coo tiERCIAL•TREATIES.
Be, St. Paul's Church Teed;' Randall (late Tut) Royal fault:lnc; " loose Mandarin !" countless thousands reply ! ' commendation would have been for inq toy, fist into
Mr. HUSKISSUN said, he had to move that the •
and stilweti, 73, Shotediteir; at 2s. each Pot. The Amateur often esprea4ing a notion the causes of the distress, how far Goveroment was chargeable-
• House resolve into a Comini•tee on the Navigation.
1 Of teaming hit see ot unatieguish'd pro/notion ; - • ' . how tar tfie Mode-how fee the late boebles, and lastly how tar the
L iws, on certain T.taties now b:tore the litntse. 11l
w country banking system. A pause had been prileet. all the d,4-
. Was feted by the crowd bit new rank to sustain,,
T EAKE'S C.; :•:NUINE. PILLS, justly famous Was
, A
'atlas trequently clieer'a, ID ironical strain, ' Colombia, &c.-to our.hurise them t , c'aini the pr ivi• turbences subsided; het a+ neuters stood, they wile actin as at,
.R. 4 coring, wall is stages, tile V IL:NIEREA la DISEASE - 'Hie ardour of mirthful cumatiotiOn between, itges of nation d shipeing for snips which bich they Might
' smell *as one whose house was hunted .1101 who tirgJit to rebuild
One email Pill is a „hoe, and the 'Airy; of one Sea, in a recent With -i• Long live tee dignified great Mandarin !"..e could lint ...tee wren tee .
beforeY he had to eil the rubbish. I'l . ren v _
s,, .
' not have built. It xas to enable his Majesty to Carr y
t•Lre, will soon cortvitte. the patient of the certainty of his 'Trio; Y Good humour preeali'd-and the fetes of the day Right He
Secretary. (Mr. real), that 1101 T of la...lief was tits
into effect trot Freaties. He should afterwards move for
recovery. Nothing can be timer coutsaveo. more safe, or more 'lbis incident aptly and curiously backing; time legislating. . •
ionvement than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journier The sports of the Park, the late spectators say, for a lOU on the subject :he applied pro forma, for a Resolution to ni....
t. H. GURNEY f)bsrrved that 3 preir Ltil&,lity
or to sea, as it needs no cuittinemeet nor restraint of Diet; ant: Were Laughably aided by
illireamor's Jay BLACZINO 11 . admit its expediency. - ,
tiny vrArs experience (in an ex'tensiee precticc) has proved that it Mr. lithiblt f SON said, that the young Republic t-' make any pat-mein at ,40,
existed in many couni.ies . •
-.ill 'idea a Cure when repeated Salivation and all ..tLer methods, Tins Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Pzepared by was no_
oi ,
out elves, t ny to have poivileges equal with . a rhe Chancellor of the Each. quer s suatemeet .that the
.rail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Cornmeal Disordera, -
' but advanta •es over our ostrit ship-ownets, &:. •
and that county note cireulation, a:no:toted to six inii:ions, was
•:us Medicine has nut us paiallel Upwards of 40,,,00 persons bfalilicious. There was •in fact no possibility of auptaiying
too white we we overloaded wall a debt and buttlens .
to both sexes hats, been radically cored of the aleive crud &tor• currency. It was his '• plea tti;,t
le want of the metallic tour
'bra, within the last eigiti years. Prepared and avid by the soh atieb lialer9 ii/no such au had never been seen in the would before. The ti
iroprietors, T. TA Y 1.0 lt and SON, Members- of the Royal Col- Colombians migot go to NA th America, or to Nottheiii
' he 13111 k of Engl. s and note, should be subst itutrd (err
ithe count. y b unk notes. le
• cling that this
pro:ceding we ot Surgeoua, At their llouse, No. e, New Bridge-street, fii 30, STRAND, London; • • Eutor altd purchaae ships; .:
i:e . 1 1; °lila; iit tact give t' '
'tete, set olio. es. 9. each, duty included.— K.B. Two but •
And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. • citizens illative hinted States privileges over Alia counts e, Thirt y cv a-
as otoper, he .tion;t, t.ik• octoroon to move I n ~,-,,,,,,d.
"lots, arid Leon's in toe P.ssaos at oight.-They ere Also orielwas, that 11. e werds in tie
~ no Minister would have tiered to submit se ruinous a meet, the'hject of ,which
T '5. ir appointment, with esti/Oats directions, at the TOyehop. LIQUID in Bottles, 6d. lOal. 12d. and Ind. each. . seats ago,
i proposition. r
Resolutioe, tegereitio t o asotlon cf. the ciicn!oo.
:%; 1)5,701u-street; Mr. DisteiroughO, Na. 7, Fiab-street-hill Also PASTE BLACKING, in
-Puts, 6d. 194 mod lA. ea lt. Mr. HEATHCOTR asked whether there was to be any alters- of ii,,,,e oi Eoriasid one and two pound notes, should io• ntnirt,tt.
'eltiy opposite the Mottlalleitt ; and rap one Person in every eon.
• k enable Town in Gfeat BriLon and Leland. A.lvice gratis r. A Shilling Put of Paste equal to Four is. bottles of Liquid. don in the law. regardsng the number of seamen to be employed iii To the want rat silver
WO.: to be aacrouel all the evils eepetieticel
:
ram... ~5......5... Ilha.sa.. no ..•...... ons •le. 1,.....:.••••••. 1116.1;..ines . was. Ask fur WARREN', Blachint. . Bs Web shipping. flat couritiy should be ii.t‘ed with silver. •